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All tfc* New* of ''. ' '" BED BATH WE DO and SBRoandlns Tomu Told Fearl«M)y and Without Blaa. RED REGISTER OUR PART Iintd WMklf. EnUr«d u Steond-OIiu HatUr .t thl Port. Subscription Prlc«: Ona Year 12.00. VOLUME LVII, NO. 35. offlc* «t Bid Bjnlc, N. J, under the Act of March 8, 1870. RED BANK, N.'J.,-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Six Hontbi $1.00. Single Copy 4c. PAGES 1 TO 10, ON COLLEGE DEBATING TEAM. - —±—- _U!S| Mimtrel Jubilee Y.M.C. A. Annual Schulte-United Bill Would End NEW STAFF SELECTED. New Store Manager John T. Lawley, Jr., Wins Signal School Publication Chooses New The Alcoholic Coming Thursday Election Tonight Honor at Rutgers. Prizes Awarded Fishing Industry KiH/orial Oflicen*. At J. C. Penney's John T. Lawley, Jr., son of Mr. The Round Table, local high school Saturation Point Married Couples' Bible Claw to Seven Director* to be Chosen and Mrs. John T. Lawley of Conover Mist Evelyn Beaman and Alex Measure Introduced by Senator publication, under the (supervision of lane, In Mlddlefown township, has L. A. Osgood off Troy, Pa., Suc- The Mayor and Council of Red Hold Second Annual Affair for Three Yeari—Many Re- Miss Hanna Johnson, journalism been made a member of one of ths Sweel Write the Bert Essayt Camp of Ocean County Will teacher,' has selected an entire new ceeds C. A. Norris Here—Mr. Bank Decide That It Hal Been Thursday, February 28—54 port* to be Rendered—Full two freshmen debating teams of on George Washington in Lo- If Enacted Put Raritan Bay staff for the publication of the school Norris Goes to the Penney Reached—No More License* Different Parti. Attendance Desired. Rutgers college. E4ch team has newspaper. cal English Clawei Tett. Fishermen Out of Business. Store at Troy. to be Granted for Saloom. two members. To be eligible for ap- Gladys ,Weir and James Moreau The annual business meeting of the ; According to committee reports pointment a freshman must have a Evelyn Beaman and Alex Sweel Senator Percy Camp of Ocean have o chosen as managing odi- The J. C. Penney torr: on Broad No more licenses for aaloom •( th« mimtrel jubilee whlcH In to be Bad Bank Young Men's Christian as- high Btandln;; In studies, and tho were declared the winners of the county has Introduced In tho senate street lms a new si or ? manager.who sociation will b» held tonight at eight tors of the new staff, while Esther Red.Biiuli! presented by the Married Couples' four deemed most, capable were Schulte-United's George Washington a measure which would If enacted Ijovine nnd Tony Stoble will lie as- took charge of tho plac Tuesday Bible clauB of the First" Methodist o'clock at the association headquart- This is the only Inlripiptatloif chosen from among the honor stu- essay contest for 8th year English destroy the pound net fibbing indus- sistant editor?. Jack Lbvertiidgr and morning, lift is L. A. O.-iSuud- o'f whlrh ran hn placed upon tho action church next Thursday evening, Feb- ers at 1 Branch avenue. Immediately dents. The team of which Mr. Law- classes of the Red Bank public try In Raritan bay and in all other Troy, Pt'nu.-yU'Hin.i, -.vim h;i<; bom: following the business session the Patsy Arnone havo been selected to of the mayor and council Monday ruary 28, in the Red j Bank Catholio ley is a member had its first, debate schools by the Judges, Miss Kather- inland waters in the state. It would )h h , athletic;:, , while Mary with file company iur tho past seven high school auditorium, la expected monthly meeting of the directors will night in refusing to, grant a llcomm With a Pennsylvania university team ine Barney and Mlts Margaret prohibit fishing with all nets except I,-, , , \, f, Baiter will handle years anif who \va:s recently in to MHi'uvan Jlogol to sell nlcohollQ to ba at much a succoss as the pre be held, to which the trustees have last week, taking the affirmative side Thompson, according to an an- drifting gill nntf! and fyke nets. Such I ,',„ ",H., "" ,',' charge of tho company's store at. vloua annual affair, been cordially Invited, It is earnest- nouncement made Tuesday morning beverages at a atom on Shrewaburff on- the question that the United nets could not be profitably used by representatives aro Phyllis Troy. Mr. OAgood plans to bring avenue which hn bought, about a year Up to date close to seven hundred ly hoped that a full attendance of and the winning essays were filed tin; Raritan buy fishermen. The bis wife and (wo children to fteit both directors and trustees will bo States should place an embargo on nyj> and which has been unused tickets have been sold for the pre- munitions to foreign nations. Tho with the manager of the local Schul- Bank an soon as poH.siblf*. ;iin

Many Interesting talki wer»; given. The pupils In grade 4-A are learn- at NuU«y, where hi has resumed his Warden Ousted At the beginning of the week the ing to Interpret Spanish rhythm studlii. Announcing class was required to Write a com-This Is In correlation with theli MlM flylvlt Lavlniky, senior of Christian Science position In -French of a conversa- geography. Records are played and New Address Montolklr Teachers' colleg* and Reading Room After Squabble High School Notes tion between two of the boys. Rober the pupils usft-tsmboriaos- wlthth«4f •termer grafluats of the local high Clark wrote a very clever conversa- Interpretations. A few of the pupils school, and who Is majoring in Eng- (FBEE TO THE PUBLIC) Headquarters for George C. Warren Association tion, whlcn Mis« Hodgdon requested are also learning to play on a home- lish, la practice teaching In the ninth Church EiJlnce The exoxcutlve committee of thato be given in class j in the near fu- made xylophone by sight. grade English classes. Venetian Blinds Becomes Involved in Caie student council met at the home of 200 Broad St., Bed Soak, N. J. ture. Robert Clark and Henry Mr». Franoes Manning and Mrs. Through Inaccurate New»pa- H. Carl Kait, advisor, last Thursday Hagarman will present It In an act an4 evening at which time it wag de- Oakland Street News. Barbara Kaue, members of the AuthorlMd ftnd approved llur* per Story—President Cleared. to the class. Junior high school faculty, went to store on Christian Science mar bs cided to discuss several topics at Mlsa Mary. A. MeCue, school prin- read, borrowad or purchtwd. Metal Tho commercial law classes under cipal and teacher of grade 6-A, re-New Tork city last Friday to see Howard Lycll of Freehold, game Monday's meeting. The topics dis- tho supervision of H. Carl Kait are Tha public !• cordially Invited to Weatherttripping warden for Monmouth county, who cussed were whether insignia awnrds urned to school last Monday wee Katharine Cornell tn "Romeo and use the Reading Room, which fi studying tho fundamentals of con- Juliet." ' open dslly except Sunday! and for home or office was recently suspended by the Newor certificates should be given to thetracts and also tho statute of frauds, after an ab«ence of five weeks, du Jersey fish and game commission student council members' and tho o illness. Her class Is now workln, Miss Ethel Scott, a graduate of tho legal holidays, from )t30 to 4:30 which deals with the contracts that 1931 February CISSB, has left for a. P. M. Wilson Overhead pending a hearing on charges handbook for 1935, which will be havo to be In writing. on a Japanese unit. Two large panels brought fegalnst him, was ousted by finished before June. A college day depicting Japanese life have bton trip to Massachusetts, where she will Doors the commission, which met to hear in school was a suggestion mado by The home room basketball ellm- drawn and colored on the black- attend the championship ski races. the charges last Monday night. A Hr. Krtlt. Tho college day is when nattb'hs began last Saturday morn- Miss Madeline Gates la coaching n tor GaratM and FUw Houses. ing in the high school gymnasium. board by a committee of pupils In Sale Every Thursday ! large delegation from the George O. thf. elumni of thfi local high, school tho class. A collection of Japanes play to be presented on Washing- Standard or Special SUn, "Warren sportsmen's association of who go to college come to the. school The loams that compete for the ton's birthday In the local high basketball trophy will be T>lc''ed af- articles will be placed on exhjblt In -> Monmouth county, appointed for theand have different groups from the tho room and later In the term an school. Dairy Cows and Horses purpose by Harry Y. Smith of Bed colleges toll the pupllB subjects and ter the elimination. Miss Ollye Truax as returned to Chas. C. Conover An essay on the life of Samuel original Japanese play will be given Bank, president of the organisation, other necessities required, for entry by tho class. her studies after being confined to ZLOTKIN STABLES 101 W. Front St., Bed Bank attended the hearing to intercede for to that college. A trip to Washing- lohnson is being studied by tho pu- her home for a number of days with Phone 18*6. Mr. Lyoll. ton was brought up but dropped be- pils of the 12-A English classes under A lorgo book containing; contrlbu- grip. FREEHOLD, N, J. The local sportsmen's association cause of tho Juno class of 1935 nottho supervision of Miss Madeline lons from the kindergarten and Miss Esther Levlne iast Saturday Gates. ach of the six grades has been coiri- became involved In the Lyell caue having Bufilcient funds.. Mr. Knit has 1 tight attended a dance at Long Next Sale Thursday, when a county newspaper published made plans to take the student coun- The members of the fourth period >llcd and sent to a. school In Japan Branch given by the Jewish Aces, Hot Water Heaters, (a few left) «. report that Mr. Smith had preci- l to a legislature 'meeting at Tren- English clnas under the supervision hroufth the Junior Red Cross. Thi The girls of home room 30 have February 28th, 1935. 6.95 ferred the charge against Mr. Lyell tion in the near future. At tho next of Mrs. Nora Strauss wroto essays hlldrcn tiled to Imagine how dlf> sent a bouquet to Josephine Naocnll, AT l!00 r. M, Nationally Known Make •which resulted in his suspenslnn. student council meeting new como-n personal experiences. erent a Japanese school might be who Is In the Monmouth Memorial Ford Carburetor!, Model A, New Zenith < The story, which was corrected the mittee chairmen and committees wil The first period physics clnss rom ours, and put In samples of al hospital convalescing after undergo- following day, stated that the Sun-be chosen by Helen Ides, president. taught by Leon Rex was entertained if their school work which, they ing an appendicitis operation. Batteries—1 year guarantee rise rod and gun club of Red Bank Refreshments were served following last' >Vednesday by a moving picture hought might bo of Interest, such had withdrawn from the Warren as- the meeting. on refrigeration. s costumes of Indians, photograph! BATTERY RECHARGED AND^ sociation In protest of Mr, Smith's i? class doings, models, drawings Sheriff Height action. Harry Estelle, a member of Miss Madline Gates, dramatic Junior High Notes. >aint!ngs, original songs and poetry, 2 DAYS' RENTAL—$1.00. the Sunrise club, stated that his or-teacher, presented an entertainment Members of the 7-A class are to samples of penmanship, illustrations, Plans Jury Reform ganization was not affiliated with the for the junior and senior assembliea designs, letters, maps and cover de- OFFICIAL SERVICE FOR: Warren group, though many mem- last Thursday in honor of Abraham present a play entitled "An Evening at Mount Vernon'' in chapel tomor- signs. Plan for jury reform In Monmouth BOSCH MAGNETOS bers of his club were also members Lincoln.. Descriptive scenes exhibit- The 5-A class Is working on a de- :ounty has been announced by Sher- ar of the Warren club. ing Lincoln's statues, were posed by row under the direction of Mr3. S !f/ Cariniretow Unltea Motors Servlco, Ino. Sarah Lovy. The cast and students bato as to which la more powerful, ft Howard Height. The newspaper story that caused members of the club. One of these He proposes to have prospective 78 Guernseys, Holetelns and Jer- Zenith Carburetors fot ' participating are: Alex Bogol as fire or water. rl < W Bhle Id W petH tho trouble gave as the reason for statues was to be chosen by William urors sign a, questionnaire sotting sey Fresh Cows and Close Springers, 1 i L ^? . J Delco-Hemy Eliotrlcal Holes, the sculptor, in commemora^ George Washington, Claire Ledlard Mr. Lyell's suspension the fact that 'orth their qualifications for Jury guaranteed tuberculin retest. Real Antollto Electrical tlnlts KJoxon Horns he had turned one of two deer in- tion of Abraham Lincoln, and to beas Washington, George Voor- School Personals. milkers and good high testers. placed In Lincoln Park. Those par- hees as Bishop, Phyllis Rhodes as luty and whether they are natives Exlde and Delco Batteries A. C. Fuel Pumps tended for the recent Warren asso- Miss Ksther L. Frank, practice IT naturalised citizens. Jurors also 30 Iowa Horses, Mated Teams and ciation dinner over to the Red Bank ticipating were William Holmes, Dinah, Edward Miller as Colonel teacher in the commercial course, Single Horses. Juat arrived. Jack Hammel, Ann Gasklll, Lois Knowlton, Warren Mlnton as Capt. ould be asked how long they have For a good cow or horse attend Republican club for the Hoffman recently completed a ten weeks' >een residents of the county, whether Douglas Auto Electric Co. dinner. Commissioner Warren at Delatush, Rachel West, Marjorie Er- Nathan Hale, Tommy Fried as Ser-courso in the local senior high school Zlotkln'a Sale, Freehold, every Thurs- rickeon, Helen Ides, Helen Mazza, geant X. Colonial dames Include Mar- hey have had previous jury exporl- day. Private Bales dally. ' the hearing announced that this had and has returned to Ryder college mce, whether they have been con- RED BANK, N. J. nothing \o do with Mr. Lyell's sus- Arthur Mayhew, Robert Woodward, jorie Hewing, Lena FredenburR and at Trenton, where she will receive Tony Stobles, Tony Trufulo, Robert victed of crime, whether they have JACOB ZLOTKIN & SON, 18 MECHANIC ST. PH0NE B. B. «8. pension and subsequent ouster, the Betty flitter. Minuet dancers are her diploma within a few weeks. Phones: Res. 330; Stables 056, charges having been made previous Helm and Caesar Marshall. ' Jane Harvey, Angio Talerlco, Julia any disabilities (and whether they Cecil Groves has been taking can read and write English. Freehold, N. J. to this Incident and were concerned Seven new members were elected Henderson, Jane Smith, Warren Min- charge of the cafeteria In tho local It Pays to Advertise in The Register. • with events covering a period of ,n the boys' Hl-Y club at their last ton, Tony deLorenzo, Barlow Lippin- high school Blnco the graduation of thirteen months. meotlnff. Kenneth Curchln, president cott and Rodfleld Sherman. William Helm, Jr., former operator. After the publication of the story, of the new organization, presided. The 8-A and 9-B science classes Miss Ollye Truax has returned to a special meeting of tha Warren as- The new members include Robert under the direction of Mrs. Elsie tor. sociation was called and the session JackBon, Joseph Chrlstman, Donald MacLeod have organized scientific Miss Anna Cameron of Spring was held last Friday night in thoOsborn, Tom Lln'yd, Fred William- clubs and are planning a trip to Newstreet, former graduate of the local Elks club on Broad street. Petitions son, Richard Gorsuch and Stewart York In April. high school, is practice teaching for the reinstatement of Mr. Lyoll Powers. The S-A2 class had a very Interest- under Miss.Edith Lord In the Span- were circulated among tho mera- Four violins, a clarinet and a ing debate Monday on resolved that ish classes of tho local high school. Wrfa&i/vv £h*uq AtoveA be»s. trumpet have recently been added to 'Stone Is a better building material William Finnegan, a student of the Mr. Smith flatly denied the truth the Red Bank high school orchestra, than wood." The afflrmatlvo toam Rumson high school, appeared on FREK of the newspaper story and said A. Leroy Baker, Instructor, has pur-was composed of Raymond Rice, Ed- Fred Allen's amateur program last DELIVERY Broad & White Sts., Red Bank Telephone Red Bank 355. charges had not been made by himchased several new selections for theward McQueen and Roy Sharabba, Wednesday evening. He played as against Lyell. He Bald he had de-orchestra with the monoy obtained while the negative team Included his selection, "I Belieyq In Miracles" manded a retraction. He read a let- from the recent concert. Tho orches- Benjamin Eonopolsky, Edward Hon- ter from the fish and game commis- on tho piano and cornet at the same tra has made Its annual visit to theImburge and, Rudy Graf. The affirma- time. sion which proved that he had notRiver street school, where it played tive team was successful in winning, made an charges against Lyell and Ella Dey Is modeling as a Bel- ...A three- several selections for the pupils. The boys' Junior Hl-Y club meet- gian girl for the second period draw- LOST! showed that he had been summoned Ing was held Monday night, at which to Trenton to answer questions con- The Girls' Hl-Y organization held ing class under the direction of Mias year-old Christopher Columbus cerning the shortage of venison at a meeting last'Thursday night at the time officers were elected and newEdna Hallock. The best drawing will mombers admitted to the club. Fol- the Warren dinner. He had told the Y" houoo under tho supervision, of bo shown at an art exhibition at the lie was a handsome little fellow ... blonde commission, he said, that only one Mlj Katharino Barney, at which lowing the meeting movies were pre- Convention hall at Asbury Park, sented by Howard Alexander. The hair, bias eyes, well-clothed. When the drug deer had been delivered to the club. time .Carolyn Sherman, Lois Dola- February 27 and 28. clerk first saw him, he was standing beside Lyell, whn had been invited to at- ;uah, Vorna Harrison, Dorothy Con- new officers Include Slguard Thomp- Clark Kemp, a member of the 0-A iVor, Audrey Noe and June Mc.Vey son president, Philip Jacob vice the toy counter—crying. Two chubby, little tend the dinner, said he had been class, has left, school due to a change fists were bravely but vainly Irvlug to etop the instructed by the commission to de-were initiated. Following a formal president, Howard Alexander secre- in his residence. He is now residing liver two deer to the organization Initiation refreshments wero served, tary and Fred DeMaria treasurer. flow of tears. He was lost... COLGATE'S DENTAL . An opon basketball game was re-Forbers. Eighteen Blanks lltted. lie Marled phoning. one would be enough. Ha said Smith cently staged at the Freehold high • RC pain's 50cTubc..... J3 had agreed to the proposal but this RADIO 'CALL" ' On the sixth attempt, a woman gave the de- school gymnasium between the sirlH us ., elrcd Information. No, she wasn't Bobby's the latter denied. of the county seat and tliu lucil lll&ch Rlvnr Street News. SERVICE COLGATE'S SHAVING «n_ Captain R. V. R. H. Stout took school girls. Mixed teams made tho Mrs. Reba Miller's class has tho PHONE 1154 J mother but she knew who was. She gave an CREAM, Tube... :...... (CO the floor to commend Mr. Smith for 'lay for the morning, after which largest number of pupllB In the Good 79 NEWMAN SPGS.RP address fonr blocks from the store. the fine work he has done for therefreshments were served in thuWriters' club in the entire River RED BAhK.NJ So,withlhn\Fhelau drug clerk as pilot,youu« CONTI SHAMPOO *JJJ_ organization and others condemned cafeteria. Those making tho trip street school. They total 25 In all. Christopher Columbus retraced his course... SOcSkc OD the person responsible for the erron- from here were Mary Burdgo, Lillian The class la also holding a contest four adventuresome blocks... to the safe har- eous newspaper story, which they Savage, Gloria Bottagaro, June Mc- to seB who can write the best letter, 1038 CASH PRIZES FITCH'S SHAMPOO «« declared was the basis for the entire bor of his mother'* arms. fi Vey, Phyllis Miles, Botty Goode, Vir- after which' the winner will compose in HECKERS' "WHAT'S trouble. ginia Kilert, Ruth Reamer, Dorothy and write a letter to the children in / 60c sue Inr The committee which attended Bartlett, Geneva Jackson, Shirley Italy. WRONG WITH THIS: in addition to low prices ... in addition to PALMOLTVE SHAVING A*. Monday's hearing consisted of Cap- On the third floor of the building tain Stout, Joseph Kennedy and Marks, Ruth Jackson, Nancy Mal- PICTURE" first class merchandise...in addition to im- :how, Eva Green, Adelo Jordan, Viv- Principal William J. Helm has had CREAM, Tube '. fcO Monte B. Jones of Red Bank, Peter CONTEST maculately clean storea . . . the spirit of courteous, friendly, Bgeland of Fair Haven, Romaine ian'Helm, Elizabeth Boardman, Inez a picture showing the various meth- POND'S CREAMS QQc Conklin of Asbury Park and Joseph Zucco, Chrlstcnce Carotlmc, Esther ods used In cutting and carrying logs personal SERVICE has made Vv^helan's the great organization Dempsey of Long Branch. The com- .evlne, Rose Grand, Ruth Abram, and lumber, framed to decorate the it is today. 5ScSire $9 corridors. The entire picture is In mittee notified the commission that hlrley Leon, Helen McKee, Milllcent VASELINE HAIR TONIC «y the Warren aBsoclatlon had nothing Chinnock and Anna Sweel. six large sections, each showing a c Jeanne Hacked obtained the high- different method. to do with any charges that had FOR THB PRICE Of POWDER ALONE been made or might be made against sst score of. 37 words per minute in Tha children in Miss Bernardino ASK YOUR COLD WEATHER WILDROOT HAIR T0NIC7J[A Lyell. he weekly typing speed test given Stewart's class have made a. post- GROCER FOR Richard Hudnut Marvoftws FACE POWDER 1 ast Thursday under the direction of office of wood and cardboard and it REMEDIES 1.00 Stee.; IT * , «-•-• . COMPUTE DETAILS LIPSTICK AND KYEBROW PENCIL •Has Hanna Johnson. Other high was used during St. Valentine week, FROSTILLA LOTION O|»c Fire Chiefs Discuss scores were Muriel Rath with 33 for distributing valentines. The chil- 75c Baume Bengue, tube... .50c An excellent value for the many women who prefer words, Victoria Blnaco with 32 dren stamped, cancelled and did all these famous beauty aids... all for tho 35c Size fcO 1.25 Carlsbad Sprudel Salts 84c price of the powder alone. Sale Of Fireworks words, Florence Wooley with 31 the necessary work t > be done in a TANGEE LIPSTICK 7/| words, Virginia Pace, Mary Soffel, postofflce. They also have learned 1.25 Eno» Fruit Salts 77c FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY r Greater rcslrictions on the sale Eleanor Noe, Gloria Bottagaro and the price of air mall stamps, ordin- 1.25 Father John's Medicine 84c I.OO size ;. I Hr and display of fireworks formed tho 'erry Gwynn, all with thirty words. ary stamps and other postal work. Glyco Thymoline 44c 92.10 VALUE FOR 91.10 principal topic, of discussion at a Of this group Mary Soffel held an All but two members of Miss Dor- GLORAY NAIL POLISH a truly worth-while HTliig, lo ba taken _ Branch appointed a committee con- he 12-A class under the supervision advantage or—In preparation! of wonderful H a^V f A PRO-KER QA sisting of William P. Scott of Mld- >f Miss Leola Robinson, and made a of members for classrooms. Mistol 45c reptiuUon. VALUE 62.10. ^ • *W ( dletown township, Thomas H. Mead ecord of fifty words per minute. Miss Helen Immens' class has 40c Musterole, jar 27c OUR PRICE ONLY *fl» 1.50 Size; »f!f of Red Bank and Richard Jessen of Henry Fisher's commercial geog- made many beautiful doorstops, 35c Papes Cold Compound 24c DANDERDVE HAIR present Mothers and friends were Invited, COD LIVER OIL TO BROADCAST CONCERT. patrol Ky.strm. r»Vw mnmbfrp will he The rntire class participated in the Imported from Norway; Liquor Specials ;t;-!ti^noci pori'ions nml old liifMnberji program, which consisted of mnrch- PENNSYLVANIA Guaranteed to contain Torluine's Pupils Will lx> cither uhnnfrrd nr tnlt^n nff iho pa-ini.'. skipping, tho il.incinc of "Point Laird'. Applejack •* 1.19 Mis "On tio). Tho.;R rluuif^p ^rn to occur bo- RAILROAD 1OOO onlts of Vitamin A and 2SO tho Air" Next Wednesilnj. LiKhily, P.irlner," and "The Danc- units of Vitamin D per gram. FULL PINT LAIBDS APPLEJACK qt «.«D f*r.u:.o of tlic uccnt. nilrl-ycav piadu- <•!?," rhythm sticks, Illustrations of (A Limited Offer) A group of students from the pi- titioii. / ano studio of Mlsa Lillian Terhune, j --3-1 hcatr, in a measure, an Indian H. lt Which are written by Mlas Tnrhune, compound with eucalyptus, sassafras, Cod liver Oil. Dom. Vermouth .79 tho music being played by I lie ntu- wild cherry, etc. Uaed for years by thou- SUNDAY1 , FEBRUARY 24 (French or Italian Type) dents. A Holland scene will bo fea- sands of customers; tured at next week's concert. Leaves RED BANK 9iO3 A, M. BOX or 25 nra Miss Terlujne's own phino leeltal.-i vMcd into groups of Ilirfea and earl, j inbuted tho "valmtlncT' 6-OUMCE BOTTLE 83° Melton Gin:.,, > .99 group either revised an original plot! ,,,m|i3 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 87 49- of her aeries, "The Interpreter," are broadcast every Wednesday evening or copied one from a book. Grade 2-B pupils nrn making pos- Leaves KED BANK _9:O0 A. M. REQULAR 6Oe SIZE 36- Peter Dawaon Scotch 3.69 »at half-pant seven o'clock from Sta- The 11-A English classes of 11. fifth n,.,l w in \ » , • ter•s" dealin"•- 'hg witmilhl utransportation iHlmUJI imioll., AJ\ Returning tickets good on any tion WBRB. Miss .Sylvia Aul, no- New Jersey Central trnln, except King's Cattle Wine2 for .89 prano, will be heard as guest artist Tho Bluo Comet, pn dato of sale. next Wednesday. She will sing two flfUis The 11-A modern history clnsscs Consult ticket agents for leaving TWO BARS Chopin Nocturnes to which Miss Tcr- Tho pupils or grado 4-T held a tlmca from atntlons not shown hune has written poems. under the direction of Mln.i Ellzn- For a Real Treat beth RoRera are now 'studying the valentine party last Tursday. obovo and additional Information. HERSHErS SWIFT, ACCURATE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE «Ke of industrinl revolution In Ku- Piiplln of grado 4-A aro Belllnj,- THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL AFTER NESTLFS If your prescription lake* five minutes to fill, Try One of Our Arm Fractured In Full. rope. fnilt during rccfns hour to tho pu- "IHEATRE TRAIN ON WEDNESDAY, you get it Infivti minutes—MOT twenty. No lime pils of tho uohool, Tho money Is to .*»b™»r» 27, lonvlna N«w York, Ub.r. PETER'S Freih Fruit Mrs. D. C. Randolph of 83 Pfnil In Mlsa Leonora HnrtRdnn's fourth ty at,, U:C0 P. M.| N.witk, Broad BU 25 is wasted for effect. Yet all prescriptions are go toward purchasing a radio for the street-met with a painful accident period French clam tho book culled 11:41 P. M for •Utloiw P.rtS Ambar Milk Chocolate twice-checked to Insure complete accuracy. Saturday when »ho tripped on a rug auditorium, tn I'olnl riewnnt Inclmlve, Tbli ip«- locoiate / Strawberry Sodas "IicPolel.Chose" is now lielng read. Kmply milk bottles for the pur-rlul train inovldaa mn opportunity to In her home and foil, injuring both The story j;r> far oonreniM tho liven nllenil Ilia thoater. at Our Fountain—16c arms, One arm was fractured and posn of raining money to buy milk BARS !£ POUND BACH of three little French bnyii. Recently for tho ncody pupils of Ihn school ttl* other was badly bruised. She l» • . treasurer. treachery never embittered him, but In 1774 ho wag chosen a delegate Conover, and family. Farm Machinery, • LESS TIME-RiJucfi by on,.UIf tfct tlmi served to strengthen his character. to tho First Continental . Howard Makhan spent Monday at ordinarily required for CioqulgnoU Wave*. Elected to the executive committee Mrs. Aaron Donahay |3 recovering •*flrs William H. McDonald of Tren- He grew In dignity and In capacity Muny remarkable men wore there, Cranbury. • GREATER COMFORT—No ovtrhud w«.8nt. from her rprpnt lllnn.«s. Fcwir winding opcr*tfoni. Lm lime. / ton, Amos Field, Jr., of Kearny, to the need of his growing respon- Franklin and Jefferson and others, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caeser of It pays to advertise in The Heglster. • SAFE—No electric nc«(m on thr hud. N« Oaorge N. Goldlng of Verona, H. It. sibility and power, but he never be- but Patrick Henry said, "In solid In-

AMUSEMENTS. Seville goes into mourning for UM ported by Roaco* Karat, Hobart philosopher It cut at a wily, lovable Holy Name Group Tragic Death Of real Don Juan. Don Juan enjoys the Cavanaugh, Dean Jafftr, Russell county boss, half and half Strand Theater. "joke" until ha realises that the day Hopton, Matt MoHugh and Charles rustic. Ha wins elections and ar- To Give Minstrels Mrs. Walter Tuck "Dangaroua Corner," an R. K. O.- of his easy conquests Is at an end, Rises. ranges love matches with equal skill, Railo murder mystery picture, with for it li lmpoaalbls to convince any Grant plays the role ef a sclan- and no one, not even his rivals, can Former Red Bank Resident Died a oast that Includes Virginia Bruce, of the woman he approaches that ha tlflo explorer of the air, a man who realst him, Fir»t Annual Show of Fedaration Melvyn Douglas, Conrad Nagel, Erlu Is not an lmpo«ter. After half a •trivet to make aviation safe by per- to be Held Tomorrow Night From Radium Poisoning at O'Brien Moore and Betty Furness, dozen disillusioning experlancis he la fecting blind flying. Whan ha Is Tt pays to advertise In The ReglaUr. Attention, Investors! will be shown for the last times to- finally compelled to go back to hla blinded in an accident, Mlas Loy, the in th« Catholic High School Her Home at Newark Lait wife. Auditorium. Week. day. Bated on a novel and play by girl who loves him, helps him to Jamea B. Priestly, tho picture Is "The Iron Duke," with Georjr* Ar- carry on hla work with money she A Nickel The Drat annual minntrel show of Mrs, Helen O. Phillips Tuck of said to bo something different In the 1I» In the title role, will be th« f«Sr earns In spectacular stunt flying. the Monmouth County Federation of Newark, formerly of Bed Bank, died line of myatcry dramas and points ture at the Strand on Bunday, Mon- Grant learns how aha haa been Start* the World to Tour Door! From tlma to time w» receive applications for oons«rvatlv« Holy Name societies will be present- at her horns Tuesday, February 12, a moral that half-trutha sometimes day and Tuesday. Produoed toy helping him; he leaves her rather You phone us ed tomorrow night la tho auditor- from radium poisoning which sha are better for tho general happiness Gaumont-Brltlih and. released through than accept charity. But fate in- first mortgago loans on select real eatate that we oonslder to b* Fox, the picture depicts the career ium of the Rod Bank Othollo high contracted while working; for the of all rather than the whole truth. tervenes, and Grant, In a (ripping excellent Investments. W« do not recommend any mortgage un- school, The show wa« given re- United States' Radium corporation of* The story Is told In retrospect. A of the Duke of Wellington, who con- dramatlo climax, goes on a flight Where and When cently In Asbury Park and was well Orange. Double mastoldltls and man Is found dead and the motive quered Napoleon at Waterloo. ' Tha that saves Miss Loy's Ufa and unites We toll you til, after careful Investigation, tha phyaleal as well as moral risk received by an audience of 1,100. It blood poisoning developed from the historical scenes are said to be ac- the lovers, " for his suicide or murder established. curate «nd replete in splendor. moots with our approval. As a result of this policy, non» of the 1* produced and directed by Eddie radium poisoning, according to the Nagol, being suspected as the killer, Will Rogers returns .to tha Carl- "'"", How arid Theft King of Asburyj Park and numbers death certificate. Mrs. Tuck had been determines to find the real culprit. ton screen on Sunday, Monday • and mnrtfjagr-a plao.il through this ofllc. hay* defaulted In principal among tho cast, members of Holy operated qn six times during the past His search leads through a compli- Tuesday of next weok In his latest Detail the Cost Kama aocletlos from all over the four years and her teeth and Jaw cated chain of undercover romances, Carlton Theater. picture, "The County Chairman," or IntereBt. If you h»W funds available for rech Investments, county. IUv. George IS. Duff of bones had been removed: In 1030 jealousies and Intrigues and an 'Under Pressure," a Fpx film. With which *i[as produced by Fox. The By Sea or Air communicate with: , Asbury Park, county spiritual direc- Mrs. Tuck sued the United States Edmund Lowe and Victor Mclrtglen tor, Is chairman of the show com- Radium corporation for J20q,000. The eventual explanation of the tragedy. same stock players that appeared In mittee. suit was tettled out af court for $10,- The feature on Friday and Satur- again teamed, will be shown for tha other Rogers pictures, Evelyn Veh- Anywhere 000. day of thla weBk will be "The PH- last tlmss today at the Carlton the- abla, Kent Taylor and Stepln Fet- John J. Coughlln o( Atlantic High- ater,' The supporting cast Ineludea lands la president of the federation. vate Life of Don Juan," a London chlt, as well as Louise Dreser, Mick- JOSEPH G. McCUE AGENCY Mrs. Tuck was the daughter of film production released through Florence Elce, Marjorle Rambeau, ey Booney, Berton Churohlll, Frank George Rolla of Spring lake U vice Thomas and Catherine Caubeld Phil- HELEN LEE GETTY president, James A. McMnhon of United Artists, with DouglaB Fair- Charles Blckford and Slegfrltd Ru- Melton and Robert McWads, are In Travel Service BUMSON, N. J. • PhowitM, lips and she la survived by her moth- banks In tho title role. The picture mann. tha aupportlng cast. Freehold treasurer and John H. er. She also leaves her husband, Wal- RED BANK, N. J. Wermert of Belford secretary. Danc- was directed by Alexander Korda Lowe and MoLaglen are caat aa The picture was adapted from 18 Mechanic SU Phone Red Bank 1740 ter M. Tuck, two sons, three sisters "sand-hogs," men who build the ve- ing will take place after the per- and two brothers. The funeral was and In It besides Fairbanks are George Ade's famous play of the All tloketi at the companies' published formance. Reserved seats will be held Friday morning at her late home Mcrlo Oberon, Blnnle Barnes, Joahn hicle tunnels under water. Because same name and In it the cowboy ratei. No charge for 1717 aervlces. on sale at the door. and at St. Joseph's church, Newark, Gardner and Benlta Hume. of the precarious nature of the work where a solemn high mass of requiem The story of the film treats the they devote only a hour a day to the was offered. The interment was In great lover In rather cavalierly fash- Job and spend the other 23 In spend- Wants Lakehurst the Holy Sepulcher cemetery. ion and expounds tho amusing theory ing their money and falling In love, that, deprived of his name and repu- They meet a girl reporter who is As Naval Air Base Mrs. Tuck was the 21st employee of tation by a trick of fate, Don Juan Intrigued by tho character of the the United States Radium corpora- men and their work. tion to die from radium poisoning. was no greater lover than the next Washington, D. C, Feb. 20—In view Mr. and Mrs. Tuok and family moved fellow—If as great. "Wings In the Dark," a Paramount of the loss of the U. S. S. Macon last from Red Bank to Newark several When an amorous ' amateur who picture, with Myrna Loy and Cary week, Representative William H. years ago. has been fiUcccaBfully Impersonating Grant in the main roles, will bo Butphln, who a few months ago had tho matchless philanderer'Is killed shown Friday and Saturday of this mentioned the likelihood of a new by an outraged husband, all feminine Week. MIBB Loy and Cooper are sup- lighter-than-alr craft to replace the Sea Bright Man's Akron at Lakehurst, today declared that further activity la thU direction Will Probated was impossible until reports of agen- olcs investigating the Macon crash John Tborien, a well known resi- Were complete. dent of Sea Bright, executed his will \ "Th« loss of the Macon," Mr. Sut- In 181S, Hia entlro estate was be- phln said,, "was a aevere blow to queathed to his wife, Mary Thorsen, OMEBODY'S BOY will bo lighter-than-alr craft construction by and she was named as executrix of S president . . . moybo our government. It must be that the the will. It'll be yourtl But no mat- secret of successful construction of Hannah C. Compton of Bdford ter what hl» future Is-, you these ships Is still imperfectly known snade her will In 1927. All of her es- couldn't be any more to us. Until we have mads unde- tate was bequeathed in equal shares proud ol him thin you ara niable progress through further In- to Catherine A. Candee of New York, vestigation and study, we cannot ex- Mary C. Burtt and Laura Ely of now... Don't just trust to pect any expenditure for new air- Freehold. Tho will stated that the your memory to recall him ships. bequests were made In recognition of as he is now ... let ua When a new ship Is eventually con- the kindness and care she had re- lake a photograph of him structed, for Mr. Sutphln feels that ceived from them. The will named that you'll treasure now It la Inevitable that engineers will Catherine Candee and Laura Ely as and through the rears... eolve their present problem, It la Un- executrlcts. likely that Lakehurst will be pre- Samuel F. Hall of Ocean Grove in ferred to Bunnyvalo for the flrat ship. a will which ha executed in 1932 made Have Your Boy's ^Meanwhile, Mr. Sutphln has been several cash bequests. They are: Al- Picture Taken... making persistent efforts to have bert G. Hall, his brother, ?500; fl.500 Lakehurst converted to a heavier- to Walter L. Morgan of Wilmington, in our inimitable than-air Naval base, Blmllar to Pen- Delaware; $1,600 to Charles L, Mor- Jean Sardou Manner •acola In tho South. gan, also of Wilmington; $300 to "Airplane construction has reached Howard K. Morgan and also $300 3 -day Washington SucUl the point where the effectiveness of each to William E. Morgan, Clarence this branch of tho sorvlco ia tin- H, Morgan, Mabel C. Graham, Annie 10 pic- questioned," Mr. Butphln said today. Carter and Helen Hayes, all of Dela- "The facilities at Lakehurst are onor- ware, All the jest of the eitate waa cnoua. By docking tho hangar more divided equally among Walter, MINIATURE PRINT Charles, Harold and Clarence Mor- planes than it is likely we will ever •Thlt • pedal appllM have could' bo boused and servloed gan, Mabel Graham and Anns, Carter. to «T«rron« eli« In In this strategically located base. The will appointed Taulaian A. Mil- the lamlly too , ler ot Aebury Park as executor, "I havo conferred with the Navy /VO AtKHNTMENT HSCESSAIIY Department. ">e Bureau of Aeronau- Mra. Julia T. Hanoo of Asbury Park tics and tho ival Attain Committaa made her will last March. She made regarding t) expansion of Lakehurst bequests of personal effects to her STEINBACH-KRESGE CJ. into an air fine base. Thar* we have son, Taylor, and her sister, Carolyn ASBURY PARK e. thouaanu lores of old field, and 800 F. Hance. Bits left her granddaugh- acres recently cleared by the CCC ter, Ruth M, Hanoe, $200 and her boys, all easily convertible Into a fine niece, Mary M. T. Clark, $100. All flying Aeld. the rest ot her estate was divided be- "Such a conversion would be bene- tween her son and daughter and she ficial to Ocean county from an em- named her son as executor. ployment and housing angle, for each Henry Gavin ot Millstone township plane requires a crew of fifteen, In- loft his alater, Sarah A. Giloly, $500 cluding mechanics for servicing. It in *, will extouttd In 1031. All the The "New" Modern would benefit the nation In providing rest of the estate waa bequeathed to a. strong arm of defense far the east- hla slater, Mary E. Bills, which in- ern seaboard and northern central cluded an undivided right in a. prop- hinterland, of the only kind effective erty at Belmar. He named his sister in tho defense of large cltlei. Fur- as exeoutrlx of the will. ther than this, naval fliers would be Bdward A. Heyers of Upper Free- Housefurnishings Floor trained in meeting all kinds of weath- hold township bequeathed $300 to hla er conditions, which cannot be said grandaon, Edward Stewart. All the of the beautiful Pensaoola ollmate. rest of hla estate was left to his wife, Wars are not fought on pleasant af- Australia Heyera, and he named C. Without Exception ternoons, and if defense la to be ef- Gordon Heyers and K. Allen Heyers fective all possible conditions must and his wife and daughter as exeou- There is always plenty of parking space bo met. _ , tors. ?> In the vicinity of our funeral home, because Is Open! it is located in a quiet residential district. S*. JAMES'S CARD PARTY. OFF FOR JAPAN. We mention this favorable location so often because it is a factor of considerable im- A Large Attendance at Event Held Mr. and Mrs. Howard WhltAeld Are portance. Last Week. Bound For The Orient. One of the Most Beaut if trl In deciding upon a funeral director, It is Last Thursday afternoon a card Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whltflcld of advisable to'take into consideration every- party waa held under the auspices of Jersey City, formerly of Red Bank, thing which will have an effect upon the Housefurnishings Floors in the St. James'B Parent-Teaoher assool- left by rail Sunday for San Francisco, type of service rendored. atlon In the school auditorium, with where they will embark on the Mrs. John E. Bay In charge. The Hoover, a new steamship, for Japan, Country, Ready to Serve You high scorers received flower pots. Re- where they will go into the Interior freihments were served. Those pres- to visit the mills where paper is made ent were Mrs. Thomas Kelsey, Mrs. by hand and machines. Mr. Whltfleld WORDEN 'FUNERAL HOME David Sheridan, Mrs. Joseph Laurlno, is the owner of the Whltfleld Paper ALBERT W. WORDEN. DIRECTOR Mrs. Thomas Sagurton, Mrs. Alfred Works df Now York. Ho recently PHONE 557 For six weeks fixture experts, carpenters, painters RelSB, Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs. Agnes made a gift of a hand-aiaking paper O'Neill, Mrs. Mary Woolsey, Mrs. Ella machine to tho Red Bank public 60 E.FRONT ST.^. AJ -RED BANK, N.J. and interior decorators have been busy transforming Power, Mra. Mary Larltln, Mrs. Mary schools. It is exactly like those used Bloom, Mrs. William Tumier, Mrs. In Japan by the farmers' -wives, Who the Fourth Floor at Steinbach-KresgeB. And, now R. Drake, Mra. Elner Hammer, Mrs. make paper at odd times. the jobjte completed ... a cheerful, modernly design- Edward AlthaUB, Mrs. James Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Whltfleld will make son, Mrs. Charles aiblln, Mrs. Arnold stops at Shanghai, Pakln and Corea MEMBER,THE ORDER ed housef umishings floor ie ready and we invite your Bodon, Mrs. H. Raymond Phillips, and will return on the steamship Res- Mrs. John Mortz, Mrs. J. H. Chad- oluto on the return of that boat from inspection. wlck, Mrs, John Ryan, Mrs. P. F, her world cruise, This will make Mr. Kennedy, Mrs, Irving E. Rink, Miss Whitfteld'a fourth trip to tho Orient Louisa F. Chadwlck, Mr». Elizabeth and around the world and Mrs. Whit- A spacious, daylight-flooded floor, finished in soft Malone, Mrs. Charles L. Britten, Mrs. fleld's third. Before leaving Mr. Whit- David Noonan, Mrs. Victor Wolf- fleld sent tho following letter to The harmonious white, ivory and apple-green tints kamp, Mrs. C. A. Johnston, Mrs. J, Register: P. Gaul, Mrs. J. F. Hogan, Mrs. .with a complete assortment of newest things for the Frank Crotchfelt, Mrs. M. L. Connors, "My secretary will advise where Mra. William H. Porter, Mrs. Wil- Tho Register can roach me, as I en- home, arranged so that you may choose amid perv liam Jeffrey, Mrs. Philip Lemig, Mrs. joy reading It and keep In touch with feet surroundings. Fatrlok Cotter, Mrs. Oeorge Conrad, my homo town."_ Miss Mary Timmlns, Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Margaret Tobin, Mrs, MEETING POSTPONED, David Leroy, Mrs. Louis Gartz, Mrs. William Roswell, Mrs, John McNeil, Fire Police of Mlddlodown Will Moet China and Glassware Jr., Mrs. W. Harry Pennlngton, Mra. Friday, March 1. A. J. Patterson, Mra. Ella Kajioy, ' Housewares Mrs. Frank Cluscy, Mrs. Arthur Lit- As the regular meeting night of the tle, Mrs. Mao Ryan, MrB. Thomas Mlddletown township flro department Electric AppHjwees Llttlo, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. fire police falls on Washington's birth- Irving Davidson, Mrs. William Wlch- day, the meeting has been post- ••"•'•'•, Electric Refrigerators mann, Mrs. George Howglll, Mrs. poned until Friday evening of next Georgo Coudrlcr, Mrs. Fred Opper, week, Maroh 1. This la tho second Mrs. Reginald VanDrunt, Mrs. Ed- time this year a regular mooting has Your Telephone A "Gadget" Shop wanl O'Flaherty, Mrs. Thomas Haok- been postponed, tho January moot- et I, MI-IH JoBODhlne Llgler, Miss ing coming Just after tho blizzard, . -' . • An Oilcloth Shop Mario Casaoll, Mils Eleanor Garvey, with so many Mlddletown roaclB Makes Us Neighbors Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. Charles Haw- blooktd that the members of tho flro Wo nro at your service at any hour of day A Bath Shop klnn, Mrs. Welter Layton, Mrs. Ed- police were unable to reach tho Bel- or night! NplUior weather or distance ward. O'Knno, MrB,. Mary J. Grouse, ford meeting plaoe. nmlie» miy difference, for we are equipped A Lahip Shop Mrs. Mnry Masncy and Miss Knthryn As a roault of the postponement to Immllo out-of-town calls In Uio wne JohnBtun. the members ef tho organization dfllcltMit milliner that we would a looal one." • have not as yet boon aworn In for .Should a love* one PASS away at a distant A New Toy Section A Paint and Wallpaper Shop duty, but arrangements have been point wo (through onr membership In Uie Flro nt Bradloy B«ach. m&de with Vlotor Grosalngur, chair- Notional Funeral Directors Association, can Throo stores In tho Bradloy Beach man of tho police committee to be mulio nil nrrnugementn from our office hero present on Mar.h 1 for thin purpose. In KtMl Ilnnk). and are In n position to bunlncou section woro wrecked by fire However, Mr. Groslngor advlaed this early Monday morning. The leas Is (iilio complete charge from thla point, STEINBACH-KRESGE CO. waek that a large number ot fir* We Furnish National Caskets placed at (16,000, Mr. and Mrs, E. police offlcera who havo been ap- ZleBel, tho only ocoupanta of the pointed have aa yet not filed bonds Asbury Park apartment on tho second floor, were with tho Mlddletown township com- compelled to leave with nothing but mittee aa required, and he Ins re- the clothes which thoy hastily put on. quested «11 fli;e companies to have R R Mount & Son their appointees comply with thin FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Red Dank Register travels law, over every ntreot In town ana every Frederic K. Adams, Mgr. road In the county. Let It carry your MMSS.M to those rthq live on thtM TELEPHONE 226 H^VtUlWMIK Page Six, RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985. ored, who was recently convicted of la a member of the senior claBs bai MEETING FOB FAKMEBS. to XUnbnsIeDBCiife Clf KO* claimed that he bad offered the bonda Here and There an atrocious assault and battery up- ketball team at New Jersey for Wom- ^p J. Farkell of Monmouth to Mrs. Harrison but that aba re- on Charles Siegel on North Broad- en and is a member of her class Sweet Corn Grower* Will Beoelve Beach pleaded guilty In the county fused to accept them. He aaid that way, Long Branch, has been ^sen- hockey teaai at th*t Institution. Valuable Information. court Monday to a charge of em- no could produce the bonds and prove F. F. BLAISDELL, Inc. in the County tenced to the state reformatory at that he had offered them to Mri. Har- Injures Back. Any vegetable grower who baa bezzling $3,000 In bonds from Mrs. Annandale. Kathryn Harrison. Mr. .Parkcll rison. Ho Was released under bond Lumber Mason Material* j Mrs. Emma T. Ivlns slipped and heard about sweet corn wilt or has tor sentence next Monday. Personal Note», Sales of Prop- Bigger and Better. fell at her home on West Mmji had trouble with the blossoms drop- erty, Building Operation!, A larger and better equipped plant street, Freehold, recently, injuring ping off the beans, or has had a poor come up of some of his vegetable Lodge Doings, Births, Mar- at Freehold will bo used for the mak- her back. She waa X-rayed at FH- Special This Week! ing of the popular coffee extract, kiu hospital. crops, will have an opportunity to riages and Deaths. Dumo. The new plant will be fitted discuss thesa and other questions Cement Blocks lie delivered up with new apparatus in about 91at Birthday. with a group of men who under- SPECIAL SALE! Stops Paper Sale. month and tho style of the bottle will Mrs. Lavina Reynolds of Southard, otnnd the answer to these problems. 8x8 Garage Doors (Open) $950 Shortly after the Hauptmann jury be changed. oldest residence of that village, cele- The County Extension Service has ! retired last Wednesday, Freehold BED DANK brated her 81st birthday last Satur- scheduled a vegetable growers' meet- IJIUDGE AVE, Tel. «83 was awakened by tho appearance of Secures Loan Promise. day week. Friends and relatives Ing to bo held in the court house at SELLING au extra edition of the Newark Even- The Pelican Island Shores company gathered at her home to pay respects, Freehold on the afternoon of Febru- ing News. An investigation waa made has secured promise of a loan of ary 27 at 1:SO P. M. disclosing that two lusty lunged news- $1,050,000 from tho Federal Housing Judgment City. paper vendors were selling tho extra administration for the construction Another Judgment has been socured Dr. Victor Tiedjehs of the Experi- OUT! editions. A stop was put to the sales of 200 homes on the. island'bearing against Anbury Park in. the federal ment Station will discuss plant food because the boys had no licenses. . that name on Barnegat Bay. court at Trenton to threo New Tfc'"" TGlallonHhlps and tho effect of or- ganic matter and soil acidity on the Buried at Keyport. bondholders in the amount of ?1,- Our NORGE John A. Suydiun Dead. 328,360. ,. use of plant food by tho various Michael H. Dolan, T7, died Sunday Final rites were held last Wednes- vegetablo crops. Dr. C. M. Hacnselor, night week at the home of his Bon, day for John A. Suydam, 76, who Skating Popular, also of the'Experiment Station, will Floor Samples Clarence Dolan of Bradevelt. Ser- died last Sunday week at the homn Roller skating as shown In a report discuss tho plant diseases which vices were held from his late home of-his" daughter, Mrs. Martin V. S. of $1,180.02 In profits for December have given trouble to our Monmouth at Matawan with Interment being Grillin of tho Colt's Neck road. Bur- and January has proven popular at county growers. Mr. C. H. Nissley, 7.1 Ft Size* Was $221.50 made at St. Joseph's Cathollo ceme- ial was made in Haplewood cemetery. the Asbury Park municipally oper- extension vegetable specialist will Net tery, Keyport. linal Kites. ated skating rink at the Casino. discuss varieties of vegetables, seed Amend Ordinance. selection and tho proper placement NOW $-1 ffft.00 Final rites were held Tuesday Morris—Bsramley. of fertilizer for vegetable crops. | go. An amendment to comply with reg- week for August F, Schupp, who Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Morris of Ocean- ulations set forth by D. Frederick died at the home of his son, Gustave port have announced the marriage of Fruit growers of tho county have Burnett, commissioner of state Al- had such a meeting with Insect and "EVERYTHING of Englishtown. Rev. Robert Buche their daughter, Stella to John Bram- OFt.DeLuxeSlzo Was $217.00 for the Garden" is the coholic Beverage Control board, pro- ofliciated. Burial was made' in Old ley of Trenton at the Olivet Baptist disease experts every winter for sev- hibiting tho sale of Intoxicants to Tennent cemetery. church, Trenton, February 9. eral years and they always turn out title of our 1935 cata- persons under the age of 21 has been enthusiastically to the number of 160 NOW $|59-00 logue. It is a beauti- passed by the Deal commissioners on Thursday Services. Dies at 93. or 200. fully illustrated book its second and final reading. Services for Mrs. Delia Anderson Mrs. Catherine J. Jones of Asbury Reynolds of Freehold, 31, who died The county agricultural agents bo- •with 32 full-color plates Ask Hor Milk. Park died Sunday at her home at the llevo that the same opportunity for Monday week were held last Thurs- age of 93 years. Sho is survived, by 8.0 Ft. Size Was 5175.00 and hundreds of illus- The Freehold board of education; day from her late home and at the vegetable growers to discuss their trations direct from ac- and representatives of tho Parent- First Baptist church. Burial was a daughter, a brother rihd four sis- problems will result in Just as good tual photographs of Teacher association have expressed ; made in Pleasant Grove cemetery. ters. or even greater attendance. Don'^be Net a determination to see that every j afraid to bring your questions, to tho 00 the results of Hender- Demands Payment. Reconstructing Bridge. son's seeds. It offers child in the Freehold public schools ; Work, has been started on tho re- meeting and be sure to tell your NOW $|29- up to and through the eighth grade j R. F. Can-oil and company, audi- construction of the Parker's Creek, neighbors about, it. many special collections who needs milk, will bo provided tors, in a communication to the Mat- bridge at Oceanport. While the work Tully Guaranteed. of Tegetable seeds ar- with It. awan borough council advised it that is under way tratllc will bo blocked Awarded His Degree. ranged so as to give a Held For Assault. unless they received a check for $400, through that part of the road.- continuous supply of fresh, crisp vegetables throughout Mrs. Leila Miller, a worker, as a legal actions would be taken to col- Degrees in courses were awarded result of the that has prevailed . lect the bill. Purchases Farm. 268 graduates of University of Phila- the summer, and collections of flower seeds especially delphia, Pennsylvania, Saturday at arranged for harmony of color and continuity of bloom. for more than a week at tho Stelner-. City Solicitor. Harry Gibson, Sr., of Jercysville SHOP Liberty pajama factory, Neptune City, | James D. Carton, Sr., has been ap- has purchased the Augustus Koenig the mid-year convocation of the uni- It is a complete garden book and should be in the was held under $250 bail to await farm on the Frcehold-Jerseyvlllo versity council. 21 WHITE STREET, pointed city solicitor by the Asbury Among them waa Morgan P. Colio RED BANK, N. J. hands of every lover of the garden beautiful or bountiful. action of the grand jury on a charge Park council. Mr. Carton was solici- road. His son and family will niovo Clip the coupon now! of atrocious assault made by one of there from Howell station. f Red Bank, doctor of dental surg- oprositE ntisK PARKING SI-ACE tor during the Hetrick regimo and ry- the strikers. was let out when the city managed Resigns as President. The Henderson Rebate Slip, tvhich Dismissals Overruled. form of government was adopted. Frank Federlci of Freehold recent- will be sent with every catalogue where Tho New Jersey Supreme court has Still Owners Convicted. ly resigned as president of the overruled the dismissal by f*he coun- Italian-American Social club and the coupon in this advertisement is Wolf Solomon, James Garrison and ty freeholders of George E. Seaman, Frederick Salino have been adjudged James Perro was elected to- till the position. sent us, will be accepted by us as 2f Jr. and John McDonald, both bridge as guilty of possession of a dis- tenders. His decision held that both cents cash payment on any order o, men were protected by the war vet- mantled still on the Solomon; farm, Again Housekeeping. two dollars or over. ;rans. between Ely's corner and Perrine- Mr. and Mrs. John Durham of Jer- Bents Warehouse. ville. seyvillo with their eight children are Guilty o< Illegal Sale. again able to go housekeeping after Tho New Jersey Tobacco company . Stanisluw Dananski of Freehold the destruction of their home by fire. has leased tho large Lipsey building, has been convicted of illegal sale of formerly a garage at Summerfleld In Pigeon Shoot. MAIL THII=> COUPON NOW and Railroad avenues, Asbury Park. liiiuar and pussessiun of intoxicants Five Freehold, Hlghtstown and Al- FORD Y-8 It will ba used as a warehouse and upon which the state tax had not lento-wn marksmen took part in a distribution center for the entire cen- been paid. shoot at live nlgtons recently at Sendmeyourl935Cjitalo6uetogetlicr with rebate stipasadVertiecd tral part of the state. Injured in South. Three Tuns, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cottrell and Distillers Sentenced. To Issue Scrip. Frank Naroznlak and his son, family of Farmingdale were seriously Name ..... —. —• injured in an automobile accident Tho board of commissioners of Henry, convicted of operating a mo- Long Branch have passed a resolu- 1 lasses alcohol still on their farm on just south of Weldon, North Carolina, AddreBi .„»..„,...,...„...... «-.....- - •••••—• last Friday week. tion authorizing a $100,000 scrip issue he Engllshtown-Marialapan road to meet its obligations to employes, 48 lave been sentenced to thirty days Injured In Full. City State ;ach in the county jail in default of W. D. Stanford, an employee of the ?l,10O For Show Removal. juyment of flnca o"f 5150 each, Jurircy Cuutial Power and Light com- MaiiultipiLii townohlp roads of slxt> PETER HENDERSON & CO. j To Keformatory. pany, waa injured in a fall "on the miles were opened after the recent 35 CORTLANDT STREET NEW YORK CITY I James FUaton of Long Branch, col- \ice un January 30 and. will bo un- heavy snow at a cost of slightly less able to return to work for some time- than* $1,100, though all done by hand Misses Wreck. Sent to Prison. .JL. *r ;. William Dnnle'y of Long Branch, For the stealing of (in, automobile chief radio operator of the Macon, Anthony J. Pastlck, 22, b£ Jersey ..•.i«ed thu ship's llnal and fatal flight City, has drawn a sentence of six to .hen his enlistment expired a few twelve years in the state prison. L^iyo previously. Leases Three Stores. DANGER POINT : ,;i d S50. The H Bamberger company of \..111am Dean, colored, and David Newark havo'leased threo stores on : juge of Asbury Park and John tho boardwalk at Ashury Park for -..; of Long Branch have been the coming season. -.. ;,:,<) for having number slips in BECOMES .;• possession. Opposes Boardwalk Liquor. . vi'r Anniversary. Councilman Max Silverstein of As- bury Park has announced that he Cuief of Police and Mrs. Raymond will strongly oppose the granting of i-. ViinDerhoef of Englishtown were liquor licenses on the boardwalk. i.cuiUy surprised by their children at a party in celebration of their Touring South. SAFETY POINT wedding anniversary. Mrs. Ella Gleason and daughter On Collide Teunl. Frances of Freehold are making an NEW INVENTION Miss Elizabeth Brown of Freehold extended tour of the South. Doubles Safe Mileage Early American^Emglisli Air Play Safe with Two Treads The Car Without Experiments

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ONE STOP STATION t | f t .f «»<* "** ^V Pr\ \ Tho churm of an c.irly American From tho servlco entry one stops Tires Repaired and Vulcanized—Brakes Adjusted and ; homo with Ita i-npurtcd' Kn^llah air Into tho kitchen where a dining al- Mount-English Co. i Is captured in this house of English cove hna been placed in a light, architectural design. ulHiery corner. Relined — Battery Service — Complete Lubrication — The exterior lei ijlucco, half timber Threo largo bedrooms and a bath ami clapboards, button uhutlora, comprlno tho oocond floor. A (?ood- Washing and Polishing—Tydol Gasoline and Oil— j nhlngl(! or tllo roof, anj Htucco chlm- nlzcd closet is a feature of oncli of 1904 pord Dealers for Thirty-One Years && nny, nil polntn of intermit anil nil thetio rooniw. Storage by Day, Week or Month worked Into iin harmonious whole, nt In contrast to thn primitive appll- ;nn—poliiu ol convenience. ing estimate* should be boned. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1935.

claimed to have been born In 1169, building two of them near Throck- hoot held on the grounds of the I and Mrs. George Matthews, had a vendue, which was attended by farm- Years Ago in and and if this wa« a fiat the was a bit morton's bridge on Eaat Front street Iverside Oun club on Shrewsbury >lrthday party at her home on Front ers from all sections of Monmouth older than "Uncla Jojie" Field of and Charles $•'• Lewis and A. C. Mur- venue and Captain Charles E. itreet, to which eighteen ot her county. The prize cow of the lot Middletown, who at thtt time h»d flt were building the others. Mr. 'hrookmorton of Red Bank was high 'oung friends were Invited. was sold to C. J. Mullin of Llncroft Truckers •««* Gardeners Around Red Bank the reputation of bolns the oldest Lewis's house was on Spring atreet scorer. Jesse L, SculUiorp of Atlantic for $106. person In Monmouth county. and Mr. Murflt's on the Nutjwsmp Mlsi Evle - Valentine's house at Highlands, who had recently pur- Mn», WUIiJini Aumark of Eaton- Plant Roberson's Northern Grown Vegetable See lit Incidents Culled From The Reg- road. Shrewsbury was threatened by lire chased thij Mlcken's property at. that town w;ts Htrirkrn wl*h ;i dir.zy spell ThB women ol the Sea Bright 'rom an overfleated furnace pipe. The place, gave a house warmlns to a while on lirr front porch and had a "GOOD AS ANV-BBTTEB'N SOME" iittr of the Third Week in Methodist-church were msklng two The Atlantic! township report quilts to be »ent to Industrial homes. showed a balance of $513.08 on hand e wu extinguished before much number of friends. Stanley and Cath- very bad fall. February, Twenty, Thirty and Mrs. P. Hall Packer was In charge for the year. trltnis damage had been done- erine Sculthorp entertained the guests Thom-iK P. Anrlei^on of PJatontown Fava—Bountiful and Fordhook Lima Bcant Forty Years Ago. of the quilting. Misfortune followed Edward A. Albert L. Ivlns took part In a shoot with violin and piano selections. celebrated'his. 88th birthday. He ri> t Lakewood and took the day's hon- The annual Installation of officers crlvrd a" .shownr of birthday cards Pepper*, Cabbage, Pca», Carrots Forty years Ago, .Clayton Fields of. Oceanport,, whose Bowman of Little Silver. He had oot was crushed while working with leased a number of Islands in the ir» by breaking 94 out of 100 targets. of Independent Engine company was and mnny other congratulation:* from Sweet Corn, Tomatoc*, Raditkes Th» ftrmera throughout the tomaLo umber »t Belmav, was able to be South Shrewsbury river for the salt The Wide Awakes of Little Silver held in the company's rooms on Me- a large number of frien(l3 and rcla*- notion o( Monmouth county were about the village again, hay crop. He had arranged to sell Jved up to their name and took the chanic street. Thomaa Irving Brown, i riace your order for jour 1935 Sprlnj Supplies NOW. . notified that the cannerioa would At tho semi-annual examination he hay at a profit, of $1,000 but the *d Bank cavalry nine Into their sx-foreman of the company, wan tho J*y only JT p«r ton, which w«j con- government wouldn't let him. This camp at an indoor* baseball game by nstalling officer. The firemen were JOHN L. MINDGH, held at the Marlboro school, Annie he score of eighteen to eluven. J. B. Rent E»tattt BrDl«pr,^ ' «ioremii« 29 Court St., Phone 8 tition in wholesale prices waa very The nodal event of the season In ford Allen's buildings on West Front aged by fire to the extent of several cutting machine. Freehold, N. J. keen. Bed Bank tree the marriage of MIBS undred dollars when an overheated AiSTON BKEKMAN, Grace Kstelle Davis, daughter of street. The, new owner wa» a wall tove set fire to the walls and floor of Garrnt Stilwol! .converted hifl barn COUNSKI.I.OB A'J LAW, J The Bpworth league of the First paporer and painter and was going In back of John Everham's houif, at. Ollici.. 10 Rro.rl Si. REn BANK. N J Postmaster Obadiah E. Davis, to Jos- to use the property for ht» new place he building. Methodist church or Red Bank had eph Nevarro Ho nee, third soii of Rob- Mr. and Mrs, William Dorr of Be], Shrewsbury Into a carpenter shop t«l«photie Re-I Hank 21.10. If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy t ViUntlni wolftl and every iinreon of bunincas, and "Installed a galoalne engine In DB. J. B. BUDNICK, 7 ert Haiice of Red Bank and a mem- ord entertained 25 guests in celebra- CHIROPODIST—FOOT SI'EnAI.IS'I anything, you will find The Register * Want Column preterit fcol a »ouv«nlv heart pierced ber of the firm of Hartco * Sons. The The Knights of Columbus of lied Ion of their thirtieth wedding annl' the bulldlnjr for sawing lumber. With an arrow. Special partn on the ceremony occurred at the home of Bark celebrated the birthdays of Theodore Stilweil of Everett had a 8» P.lerB Fl«c<-. Red Bank, N. J, the quickest and -cheapest way of filling yoor want. program were taken by Sarah Vcn- Washington and Lincoln with a min- 'ersnry. OfTic* Houri: B; ApijointmtnL the bride on Riverside avenue and Miss Ida K. Apgar, principal of the ,»b)«, Clara Cooper, William Hammol, over 100 guests were present. The strel in St. Jiimes hall on Monmouth Aiwlla Morris, 8»dl» Elliott, Joe Con- street. The committee In charge Bolford public school, was • relieved maids were the biide'» sinter, Eliz- if her school duties for an Indoflnlle over, William Elliott, William Morris abeth Dttvli, and MIBS Frances Park- consisted of Rev. Joseph A. Casey, Dewltt Ctrhart, Samuel Kuttace, Ac William J. Howell," Peter V. Lang, icriod due to the death of her moth- er, daughter o£ W. Tabor Parker of ir. thur Wymbs, liertlo Elliott, Katie Little Silver. Herbert Bavin, a broth- William J. Shields, John Kearney Conover, Sadie Longstroet, LHyLonS- er of the bride, wag groomsman, and Joseph F. Johnston. Miss Aline White af Belford was •trett, Keglna Holmes, Jennie KJlllott Godfrey Darby of New York was .aklng lessons In wireless telegraphy. and John Many. George Frlclt of Hed Bank skated building a double house on Bay View George HllUker of that place was her E. Gerry Hoberts and John HofT- all the way from Red Bank to Long avenue at Kcannburg. The house nstructor. mlr« were arranging to start a line Branch by way of tho two rivers. Mr. was to cost about $1,200 and the work John Massey, who farmed the of boats on the Shrawabury river op- Frick was accompanied on the trip was being done by the New Point 'ames P. Hendrlckson place near erating between Red Bank and High- by Charles Stults of Now York. Comfort Beach company Middletown village, disposed of ; LEON'S land Beach. The bonta wore to be Daniel Polhcmus of Eatontown, .73, The Keantsburg Athletlo club held horse on the co-operative plan tir.d i *& teet In length »nd were to be slipped anil loll on the Ice In his a chicken dinner at the clubhouse at was won by William P. Snydcr o named the Shrewsbury and the Navc- yard and was rendered unconscious, Carr avenue and Maple street. George :ted Eank, who paid ,$1 lor hi, •Ink. They were to be similar to the His doctor regarded the case as quite Gross, Jr., had charge of the affair, chance. launches Our Mary and Jersey Lily, serious. Tho Went Keyport hotel was John Hagaman of Perth Amlioy Unconditionally Guarantees whl«h had previously been u»e8 on Captain Peter S. VanBrunt died a burned to the ground and the occu night the grain and feed tin? the same route, and were to cost his homo on Riverside drive In Mid- pants narrowly escaped with their of Peter S. Conover at Atlantic High about Jlu.ooo. • dlotown township of paraly.sia. H lives. lands and leased the store for Lhic Announcement wan made that Mon- was 73 years old and was one ot the About fifty couples attended the an- years. Mr. Hagaman engaged Otto mouth Park race track was to go un- best known oyster plantors In this nual ball of the Keyport Yacht club Herdcn of Hilton Park as manager.' der the hammtr at Freehold, -wltli section. at the clubhouse. Mr. ;ind Mrs. Nicholas Dullmpyer Henry S. Whlto of Red Bank as mas- Myron V. Brown of Little Sliver Paul Hlltbrunner of Scobeyvlll of Colt's Neck invited forty friends Sanitone Dry Cleaning ter of ceremonies. Encumbrances »g- met with a sleighing accident. Ho •as In the . Long Branch hospita to spend the evening with them in grejatlng nearly $300,000 wore was driving home from Fair Haven ith a broken collarbone and one celebration of the fortieth annivers- against the propei-ty. and In turning the corner at Hance •actured rib, which lie sustained In ary of their marriage. An Interesting debate took place road his sleigh upset and his horse runaway, Christopher Chandler and John FOR YOUR WEARING APPAREL at UUle Silver on the question, "Re- ran away. Mr. Brown was dragged The Lucy Douglass farm on th, Merriman were the. only persons to •olved, That the right of suffrage bo some distance and was considerably iad leading from Red Bank to Lin file panel's for the examination of extended to women.' Timothy White, shaken up. aft, comprising about twelve acres, postmaster at Fair Haven. Mr. Rev. Frank Moore and John Llppln- Three trotting races on the river as sold by the Francis Whit Chandler had been postmaster many cott fought for the women and Frank attracted a great crowd of people. gency of Red Bank to George Henrj years and it was necessary thnt he Get Acquainted With This Wonderful Dry Cleaning Process L«on, Dr. W. II. Slocum and Josopl) The first was a, free-for-all, the sec- .Ichdale of Bropjtttfn, a brother o: take examination as well as others, Blaixiell wero "agin 'em." Tho judges, ond a 2:30 class and the third a 2:10 C. Rlohd*Ufof"the"'p'halanx. The old Presbyterian church build- Ca.pt*ln John Borden, J. IClwood class. A Percy Sherman's Country Mort V. Tabu- of Red Bank bough ing on Bingham avenue at Rumson Harvey «nd W. C Idpplncolt, decided Boy won tho first, Luther Schanck's lie building on the north side o was remodeled and converted Into a At These Unusual Low Prices In favor of giving tho women the Jay Boy tho second and Dr. Robert 'ront street, near Broad, which wa community house. The first public right te vote. Incidently, one of the Dlxon's Billy B. the third. The start- ccupled on the first floor by Libby'; function given in the building after This Special Offer will..expire April lit, IDSfi, its vcopijiilng was a Washington —.id „ Mld-h..*. was slway„a In favor er •w&B..iMajor Joseph T. Field and CBtauvant and on the second fcy Wl' of giving the woaun everything they lha Judges wore Charles McCuo of iam Hamilton as a pool parlor. Mi blrthijay party in charge of Miss wanted. Sea Bright and General John Shee- 'ach bought the property as an in Freda Ohlandt. Mm. M, A. Bappelyea of Morgan han of Red Bunk. eetment. William IP. Htntelmsnn of Rumson , vllle, while on a visit to Philadelphia, The ffidna M., an ice yacht owned A branch of the Needlework. GulV moved his real estate office to tho Men's Suits SaniWd . . $1.00 Ladies' Dresses Sanitoned $1.00 •lipped «nd sustained a broken leg by Charles Allen, Jr., made the Ice if America was formed at Red Ban! part of tha Hlntelmann building (cloth) in the fall. yachting record of the winter by tall- nd Mrs. Edith Wolcott was electe< which had formerly been occupied by TUle Middletown and Keyport turn- ing at an average speed of a mile in iresldent. Mrs. Jennie Flshar wai tho Rumson postofllce. Men's Linen Suits Sanitoned $1.50 Ladies' Dresses Sanitoned $1.00 up jilKe waa itill mowed up and people one mlnuto, 32 seconds, Ice president, Mrs. Hattte Wymb, Howard W. Roberts of New Mon ha* to drive through tho fields, The LlbDrty Hose company's 25th birth ecretary and Mrs. Anna Burst trcas mouth was toastmaster und Edmund (knitted) toll houses, however, were kept op»n day wan celebrated with a banquet rer- Wilson of Red Bank principal speak- Men's Pongee Suits Sanitoned $1.50 and travelers wern complaining be- at the Gercnanla hotel. The repant Bartholomew Flyn, elght-year-oli er nt the annual Middletown Lincoln Ladies' Dresses Sanitoned $1.25 up cause they had to pay tolls without was followed by speechmaklng. Tho on of Terrence Flyn of Wall strce association dinner. (silk) being able to uie the roads. offtcor's of the company wore Joaoph as fatally Injured when he was h1 Mrs. Mary Toomcy, widow of John Full Dress Suits Sanitoned . $1.50 Mr. »nd Mrs. Albert Dorselt wore' Heaee foreman, Horry B. Worthlny >y an automobile owned by J. Loste Toomey of Everett, died at the age •urprlsei. It tholr home in Middle- first assistant foreman, Alonio De- lisner of Broad gtroct and driven b; of 92 years. She was a native of Ire- Ladies' Coats Sanitoned $1.00 town by ; group of asrenaders, who wltt second uoslBtant foreman, Sam- rank Webber of Holmdol. The bo land and had been In this country Men's Overcoats Sanitoned $1.00 (plain) cane to > ::y them a visit in cele- uel G. Woolloy socrotary and Edward •as playing tag and darted acroei forty years. bration q ;.'• their recent marriage. Longstroet treasurer, ho street directly In front of the ca Anita Matthews, daughter of Mr. Ladies' Coats Sanitoned $1.25 up GottlleD WU, " Elmer E. Morris's house at Keyport He died at the Long Branch hospita Men's Hats Sanitoned .50 & .75 Fred Wilson and (fur trim). David Connelly led the oerenaders- wan slightly damaged by fire caused The annual banquet of the Ta' The young married couple was not when a. lace curtain caught fire, from 'ross society of 32U degree Masor Men's Nefckties Sanitoned qultt is h»ppy about the affair and gas jet. /as hold at the Globe hotel and wa INVISIBLE ARMOP Ladies' Blouses Sanitoned .50 up they throw water and potatoes at the The financial report of Middletown tte'nded by over forty, members fro; sertnaders. The serenaders retnUiated township showed the township had ed Bank, Fair Haven, Eatontowr 10 for $1.00 by rteooratlrig the front of the house rosourcea of over $10,000 above llJbil tlantlo Highlands, Lakewood, Frec- Ladies' Skirts Sanitoned . .50 up with eggs. ltlea. Old and. Long Branch. The ofncenj AGAINST Jarnes Wilson moved from Middle- At the Keansburg Methodist church lected for tho ensuing year w«rc town to.tho farm at New Monmouth aix persons -were received Into full William-M. Thompson, judge, Dr. which bad recontly been bought, by membership. They were Irene Thome, ohn C. Rush provost, George W. ' WINTER'S ILLS Charlei Tlndal! from Edward C. Mor- Edna Compton, Clara Wilson, Stella ihandler secretary and J. Lester Els- We also offer a complete QUALITY Laundry Service fotii. Mr, Wilson was the village Nels, Herbert Smith and John i Co- ,er treasurer. Overshoes and umbrellas keep weaver and ho moved his bus- vert. Joeoph Morris and Raymond Medals were given to the cavalry- you dry in rainy weather. But these iness to the new location. ' Truax were received on probation. en who made marksmanship rec- alono cannot prevent sickness. To AT MINIMUM PRICES Them waa a balance of $600 left Edward Woolley of Shrewsbury rds or better at the state range at protect yourself against tho mil- ov^r from the appropriation of Coop- celebrated his 31st blvthdny with a ea Girt the past summor. Sergeant lions of dangerous germs that wait party, There, was dancing, refresh- •I. L. Brown and Albert VanKclst to attack it "run-down" body, you i bridgge and the fr«oholders trans- reed plenty of vitamin A. This ferred this amount for expenditure ments nnd fjanicn. ;ot expRrLs' medals and Mr. Van- A mad dop went through the Vll- velst got an additional medal qual- magic food element is your first lino Damp Wash 49c for 10 pounds--3c per pound additional on smaller bridges In Mlddletown of defense against infection. townehlp. Inife of Marlboro, biting all dogs It *ylng him ai a long distance range P»ter Stanklewlcz, a Locust Point came In contact with. The dog was ixpcrt. A pleasant, sure way to fortify ahotmaker, went to bed, leaving bin killed by Ira Balrd. Miss Kathryn Sweeney of Rumson, your system witb vitamin A ia fur- oil itpv« burning. When he awoke A number of poople were hurt by ormcrly of Bed Bank, and Michael nished in MCKESSON'S VITAMIN Call and Delivery Service in the morning ho was blackened falls on the Ice at Oceanic. These opklns of Red. Bank were married CONCENTRATE TABLETS OF COD with oil soot and the walls of the included William Henry VanBrunt, .t St. James rectory by Rev. Joseph LiVEn OIL. These chocolate-coated room were so badly smoked that they Howard Wymbs and Frank Riddle. lasey. Miss Margaret Flatley and tablets also brine, you "sunshine" Two .residents of Atlantis. High- vitamin D — and the important Had tab* redecorated. 'homas Ansbro. both of Rumson, minerals, calcium and phosphorus. Charted Murphy's trotter Maude M. lfinda worn operated on. They were rere the attendants. won three straight heatu, racing to Charles II. White and Mrs. Edward MIBS Catherine Coyne, daughter of Each tablet brings you all the Leon's - Cleaners - Launderers sleighs on the river before one of Onkqp. Daniel Coyne of New Monmouth, and vitamins in one tcaspoonful of the largest crowds since the horse C. V. Scobcy of Scobeyvillo dis- "•"rancis Egan of Red Bank were U. S. P. X. (revised 1334) Cod Livor races conducted years ago by Thom- located his shoulder when he was narrled at fit. James rectory by Rev. Oil. Six small tablets dally will lidp Red Bank, N. J. «s Richardson., Other horaen In th thrown out. of a nloigh at Shrewsbury, oseph Caney. The attendants were you ward off sickness, and brinpr you 70-76 White Street, h»it» .wera entered by Jacob ShuttK, Edward Burlln of Little Silver was .lies Llla, VanBrackln and George A. new strength and vitality. Get them Edward Fenton, William Bennett, run down by an Iceboat while ho wa; Hogan, both of Red Bank. at your drugfjist's, and start on Telephone 2800 Michael Colcmim and John Soffel. walking across the South Shrewsbury Trap shooters from many sections them today! A dollar bottle brings The Judges of tho races wero Borden river. He escaptctl with a few allgh if Monmouth county took part In a you loo of MCKESSON'S VITAMIN Hance, John W. Stout, Jr., CharlM bruises. CONCENTRATE TABLETS. Oromlnger and Edward W. Throck- The Kpworth league of the Eaton- morton. Between the heats Will Con- town Methodint. church held a sociable ever, Bed Bank speedster, rnn 100 nt Mre. J- C. Rush's and the not pro- yard* against time, doing the dla- coeds -were, $5.40, tance In twelve seconds. Montague Bougarvoa, a young latl CANNED FRUITS ANOTHER GREAT CHANCE Canves-back ducks wore being shot who worked for Willlum T. C8.iler, near Locust Point and W. Gauton was tho champion doughnut eator ol Flagstaff Crape Fruit 2 Johnson of the Highlands! was for- Mlddletown. On a wager he con- TO SAVE ON YOUR CANNED FOODS ... , UHrfED , lunate enough to shoot three wild sumed a dozen doughnuts In twonty gee«e. minutes. Flagstaff Apple Sauce 2 | SERVICE | In * (ikatinB race between Wllllavn Joseph Hcmlrlckson, son of Georp;< Stock your pantry whil* w« »9* b«n»flt of the poor of the township. on an Ice porch. Mrs. Cavunaugh o. Fruit Cocktail STRING BEANS The money came from lines for Il- Bclford fell on the Ice and broke ho String Beans ton** 3 ^ 23* legal liquor telling. nrm. Fruit Cocktail riatttaH K. m« Flagstaff Sauerkraut 3^.^25* Mis. IIOBB. Corllen, Mr». Annie Frost. n PEAS, and Mr*. M. A. rjrown had charge of Twenty Years A»n. String Beans creenci«ie 2 ^« 23* a t»a party given In Fisk chapel at The Phllomathlan coterie held It Ear|y June Peas 3^25* Flagstaff Carrots 3 "^ 28* : Pineapple c#aen Wax Beans crw cir«i. 2!!."« 2 3 * 01 Cdlr Haven. anmiBl mid-winter,sociable at Mri Creen Giant Peas 37* Miss Mary Arranoo of Shvcwabury William M. Thompson's on. Kn» 1 1 was collecting money for a memorial Front street. Pineapple D"V£L Creen Beans H»*\HU 1 *',J 29* Lima Beans wew CIRCU 2 "L 23* window to bo placed In at. James Tho Woodmen of the World held Flagstaff Peas churoh in memory of Father Kane. largo gathering in thfl rooms Pineapple Doi, isi^d Mrs. Anna Warden died of old ngo Monmouth camp at Red Bank an TOMATOES Flagstaff Lima Beans at the homo of her daughter, Mret. members w*re Initiated. They wer a. T. White of Atlantic Highland!). Eden A. Bwlng, Sr., Hnrry Cartel Pineapple Standard Tomatoes CORN No. 1 She w»» well pa»t her nlnetj»th year. William Martinson, Michael Salmoi Kidney Beans HAGSTA" 19* ' Some of the new electric light, polns Frit» Dressier, Joseph W. Fo: g Crean Circle Tomatoes Standard Corn net up In Tlf-d Rank were on plnoed Charli-H Helaor, Harold Goodohlld an Pineapple Juice Dol. I 2'! Xlt th»t they Interfered with tlio upcr Cieorge VnnKIrk, Mo 1 , atlon of lh« fire hydrnnta nnd they IHiiitaH Cr»«n Circle Tomatoes • cam Creen Circle Corn Asparagus Tips FIAGSTAFT 2 «n. 25* Wllllaqi A. Tfftmnn of ProspOL 2 GOLDEN No, 2 weri orderrd removed. avonuo celebrated, hlji 88th blrthda; Crape Fruit Juice Ne. 2 Flagstaff Tomatoes > t»ni Flagstaff Corn lANTAM c«nt 29* John BUerk, who wan angufced by with a family gathering. - In 19* th« year to keep tha clock In the Flro of unknown origin dontroye Flagstaff Tomatoes 31* Flagstaff Corn Niblets 15* Ritter's Catsup ffiplioopaJ church otcnple at Shrews-a large building on WaalVFron CRAHAM Hlb bury In repair, dlfed shortly after he street owned by Louis Bavarlo, Uneeda iakers CRACKIRS •> 14" had been paid for » years service in Junk dealer. Mr. Bavarlo alao lost Flagstaff Catsup advance. homo, a goat and a dog In the flanitu .. • s. • IORNADOONE, BAKED BEANS BEETS Klla Murphy won first prke In tlm MUs Elizabeth Hurley of Shrews- Uneeda Bakers IHORTKIAD ' k No. 2H oitieious SLICED Bpolllng contont at the Tlnton Falls bury gave a surprise linen ahowe MACAROON Phillips 25* Flagstaff Beets 23* Flagstaff Chili Sauce keta village school and WBB ftworded for Mlin Agnes Layton, who was t Uneeda Bakers CHIPS tIANS l«rg« oil pointing. Elizabeth Cook woa VVIlllam VnnKIrk of New Yorl got second prljc. a former Red Bnnkfr. CHOCOLATE PRICIS IWICTIVl fHRUARY 2l't tHRU 2Tth Mrs. Sablna Hcndrlrkaun dlcil at Four n«w Uwelllnfa vitro going u MARSHMAUOW CAKu h«r home ne»r Bcobeyvilla. she nt Bed Bank. Thoniu MUbbard wai Page Eight RED BANK KEGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985.

church hall. Plans were complete ,, NOtlCE. I Chabctrr Chancery 6/375 ; t Business Of The for a domino party to be held T«kt notice that J«mei V. Hunllton I SHERIFFS SALE. SHERIFF'S SALE. $7,000 WANTED Intend* to apply to Mayor «nd Council of' By riitum of a writ of ft. ft. to DM di- By virtu* ot a writ ot fl. fa. to m§ di- the hail February 26.. Mr*. Charlea th. Borough of Set Bright for -i, rttall By vlriu* ot ft writ of In a louthttrly direction along tho wpater- «even <$7) dne hundred fifty (1SO> feet or this Second Prize of Is as follows: -'rederlck A. Wood, Miss Shirley deal an a ted by thej lot number Sixty-Two ly ild* ot Lot Number 10 to n «tnk In Kiddle and Miss Ruth Scarsl. . crlbed, altuate, lying And being in the(62). 0 to a point In the BO u tit westerly side of Lot "It would appear to me that the Borough of Red Bank, in the County of Being part ot thi »am« tract or parcel tha high water mark of the South- Shrews- Number- Fortycisht (4N) i thenc** (2) best wny to meet our problem Is to Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert and Monmuuth and State of New jersey. of land conveyed by the Property Security bury Riyer, thence (2) be (Tinning agnln at HoutheaRterly alontr the Bouthwosterly slda BEGINNING at .a stake In the aouth Company, a corporation organized- unfler th* aforaaatd beginning point in a wester- of Lot Number Forty-eight (48) fifty (5tf> concentrate the handling and re- Miss Jane Herbert of Long Branch line ot OtmUtut Street eighty-four feet tho laws of the State ot N«v Jersey; to ly dlrtctlon alontr tha southerly side of feet to a point; thence (fl) aouthweaterly ; eponslbllity of it in a single person, ecently* visited Mrs. J. S. •Walling west from the westerly lino of. tend of John Nolan, by deed dated April Oth. 1914, •aid Waterman Avenue fifty feet to a IIIOUK the northcnaturly nlde of Lot Num- aided .by an advisory committee. if Main street. "cw Jersey Southern Railroad Company, and recorded In the office- of th« Clerk of point tn the northerly corner of lot No. 21, ber Forty-five <4&) one hundred fifty feet _nd In the northwest corner ot Jot occu- the County of Monmouth on the 3rd daythane* (8) in a southerly direction nlonu 0) to a point In the northeasterly aid*, Such an advisory committee to be Captain Douglas Riddle of Arcana pied by T. E. Griggs, thence (1) southerly of July, 1014, in Book 978 of Deedi, pas* tha ewtorly aide of said lot No, 21 to n of Lovett Av.cnue; thenco (4) noithweBt- composed of a representative of each .venue was ill last woek at th«s home along the west line of land of mid Griggi, 76, etc. >olnt In the high water mark of tha South erly nlong the northeasterly aide of litvett one hundred and forty-four /oat nnd nix Shrewsbury River, thence <4? eantoily Avenue llfty feut (60) to the point or recognized organization in_ the bor- f his daughter, Mrs. Edward M. inches to tho northerly .line of the Van Alto htttnu Intended to bo a part of th* lor.g the high water mark of the South uluca of Heirlnnlnj£. ough-which in now giving private re- name land and premises described In a Shrewsbury, River fifty feet more Berry of Main street. Winklo |and; thence (2) westerly- alone certain deed from John Nolan and Mary 13eln(f known mul Uealgnated as Lot lief. Each such organization would j Founders' day was observed by the ia!d VanVVlnckle land fifty feet and tour Nolan, his wife, to William V. Smith, bear- choose their own representative on Oceanport Parent-Teacher associa- .nchei to the easterly line of land now 'ne date Match 2fith, ,1820, and recorded (6 PAIRS EVERY YEAR) owned by sold Frank liiay; thence (8) n the Monmouth County Clerk'a offica In iho advisory committee and they tion Wednesday evening at 8:00 P.northerly alontr the aaid (ivay land one Book 1345 of Deeds on para SS. etc. | would elect their own chairman. M. at the assembly room of the hundred and forty feet und six inches to Weired aa the property of William V. | "Tho functions of this committee school Professor H. W. Mounta of .he southerly line of Chestnut Street; Smith and Marjorle Smith, husband and j would be to advise with the director .hence (4) east along lh« southerly line wife, taken In execution at the suit of John It Costs Nothing to Enter This Contest Spring Lake "was the speaker and >f Chestnut Street, fifty feet to the place L. Schenck and to be sold by<. . of rolief and to keep him posted fls Mrs. D. H. Karp, county chairman, of beginning. HOWARD HEIdif; Sheriff. j to the various persona receiving prl- and William Smith, superintendent Seized as the property of Herbert W. Pated January JOth, 1035. I vatc relief from their respective or- Hill, receiver of S. S. Thompson & Com-Edward W. Wlie, Sol'r. Come in—find out how you may win of schools, were honored guesta. The pany, a body corporate et als., taken In (56 1.) 923.52 j ganteations, as well as other matters candle lighting service was conduct- execution nt the suit of Anna T. Rue, and one of these thrilling prizes or any pertinent to the general problem. ed by officers of the association and to be sold by Chancery 6 /27O HOWAED HEIGHT, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. of the 400 valuable \\ eekly prizes This would prevent overlapping of members of the executive board. A Dated February 8th, 19 35. relief and afford an orderly and busi- short sketch was given by the Ocean- Qntnn, Parsons & Doremus, Sol'ra. By virtue of a writ of fl. fs. to me di- v rected, fesued out of the Court of Chan- in this contest for women only! We ness-like method of procedure. In port Dramatio club. Refreshments (47 I.) ,/ $19.74 cery of the State ot New Jersey, will be HOWARD HEIGHT. Sheriff. Holzod nn tho property of Irvine nerk, . o: CICM- that the council may maintain were served under the direction of exposed to sale at public vendue, on Dated February 6, 1995, ot «'«.. tnken tu execution at the milt of will be glad to tell you about this Chancery 6/268 MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF MARCH, Warren H. Smock, Sol'r. nankora Nutlonal Life Innuraiico Compdny, contact I suggest a special | Mrs. Jerome Dynan and her comrnlt- SHERIFF'S SALE. (64 I.) J2G.88 a coi"i>oriition, and to lio Hold by By virtue of a writ of fl. fa, to me dt- 1936. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. amazing $20,000 Prize Contest - niece, Miss Pamela Smith of Tucka- 1935, said court amounting* to approximately DLETOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF MON- ChancBry 6/260 ', I respectfully offer the nume hoe. New York; etween the hours of 12:00 o'clock and $3,731.00. MOUTH, IN , THE AMOUNT OF SHERIFF'S SALE. .-. Wiiliam C. Colby as overseer Woid has been received of the :0O o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) In the after- ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel ot $200,000.00. By vlrtuo of ji writ «f fl, tn. to me dl- :.• poor and director of relief. marriage in Trenton of Miss Stella non of said day at the Court House, in land and premises, hereinafter particularly BE IT ORDAINED by tho Towhahlp rectod. hmicd otif of fh« Coui-t of CJian- 'If/, Horough of Freehold, County ot Mon- described, situate, lying and betas In theCommittee of the Township of Midoletown, rery of tho Stute of New Jcisey, will b« L' I do not believe that the di-Morris. notith, New Jersey, to Eatlefy & decree of j Borough of R«d"Baniir in" the "County "of In the County of Monmouth. New Jecscy: cxixiHod to unlo nt public vendne, on • of .relief should receive a sal- Mrs. John.. A. Blel of Main street id :omt amountlnB to approximately i Monmouliuth' nn-d Stat~ e o-f -Ne- w Jersey. Section 1, That there shall be ismied. MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF MARCH, frcl strongly tiiat proper ex- was hostess to the member3 of the i},»27.00. BEING I*ot No. 8 on a certain map of Mursuant.to Chapter 60 of the LIIWH of ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel of lota of Wikoft place, Eed Bank, N. J., O i'jK5. New Jersey of 1934, being "AN ACT CON- behveeii Uio houm of 3 2;OO oVIock and r..r.;<.i incurred in the performance j Ocr.-.nport auxiliary of the Rlver- ...nd nnd premines, hereinafter poJBcularly made by Allen and Randolph, Civil En- CBRNINIJ THE ISSUANCE OF BONUS r deacribed, situate, lying nnd bclrHT ^n the gineer a, and filed In the Monmouth Coun- , »:00 o'clock OU 2:00 o'clock) In the after- of his duties and reasonable secre-! view hospspitai l at her home lastThurs- BY MUNICIPALITIES TO PAY, FUND OH noun of mild day lit thu Court House, in SELBY ARCH PRESERVER SHOES tarial help should be allowed him. day. During the meeting the mem-Vorough of Shrewsbury, in the County o£ ty Cleric's Ofllce, REFUND CERTAIN BONDS Oil OTHHK Monrtiouth and State of New Jersey, belnc BEGINNING at a point In tha westerly "NDEBTEDNESS," approved April 4. 11)34, tho I1ovounh of l'';eehnJ(J, County ot Mon- "I therefore recommend that to bcrs folded gauze compresses for All of lot No. 1 aa shown on. "Map show- flifle of Broad Street and' In the southerly onds of the Township of Middle town to mouth, Now Jcrocy, to Bntlnfy n decree of tlm salary of $200 a year aa overseer [hospital use and more compresses ing subdivision of portion of property aide of WiJtofT PI flee, said point btlne dis- e Jtnown an "Sorlnl Funding Bo ml a'* In fjihl conrL BinoiuiLing to approximately owned by Mnthlldft Obre, situate in the of the poor, there he yet up In tlie j will bo folded at home by the mem- tant one hundred aoventy-two feet ten .he piinclpal amount of Two Hundred All the following trnrt or parrel of land Borough of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Coun- and one-hnlf inches loutherly from the Thousand Dollars (7200.000.00) for tliu 1 the sum of $500 to cover such |hcvs during- the month. An all-day ty, W. J.," Walter C. VnnKeuren, C, E,, southeasterly corner of property of Mary purpofls of funding and juiyfjjtr a li^c nnd prcmitiCM her* innft-er pnrtlritlnrly de» Red_ Bank, N, J., December 12, 1980E, . HIKRIUS; thence (1) along the south- hri-fliuu'. Kitiiitto, lyhnr and beimr in the expense?. meeting will be held February 27 at whicFlot Is more particularly described aa nmount of outstanding . Indebtedness of HoroUKlt of Lit tin SHvcf. in tho County of v>'cU the tjme and erly side of Wlkoff Place north eighty- finid Township flue for locnl Dlntrlct School Monmoutb, and Stiilo of New Jersey. "Knowingg- full the home ot Mrs. Henry C. Tilton eiffht degrees seven minutes west one hun- Taxes for the fiscal school yeiir hrKinfiink' effort which" the emergency relief of Red Bank, when mending: will bft BEGINNING at the point of Intersection dred sixty fe.et to the easterly side of lot "uly lati 1034, and ending Juno 30th, BB(ilNN!Nf; nt n pomt in the dlvfdfnK done /or the hospital. A box lunch- of the Westerly line of State Hlshwity No." 6; thence (2) alona: the eaatorly olde 9UB, pursuant to the pfovlsiionn of. ()>) Hue betwcuii thij ImuU of iho unltl John committee have expended in the Route No. 35 witli tha northerly lino of of lot No. 5 south two degrees four min- f Section 1 of said Act, together with -T-, lovett ntul ti'norvru Si t'urtia.-fiBUl polnc work they have clone during the past eon will be enjoyed. Plans were made Obre Place, said Obre Place being a new utes west sixty-one feet five Inches to tho .he coat of Issuance of Bald bonda. includ- hcfiiR "ixirrn "ml flvftntUhs feet from tli» for a card party to be held March street, fifty feet In width, recently opened, northerly Bide of lot No. 4; thence (3) Venter line of Miimitwiiy i thence (1) aouth. year, I wish to thanK them on be- runnfnK westerly from the mtd State Ki(rh- nlons tho northerly side of lot No. 4 south np printing, advertlelng, accounting, finun- thlrty-Hovon dcKipc^ wcat, pnrolld with half of the council and to express 21 at Iho home of Mrs. E. W. Wilby, WHy;thcnro (1) north three decrees twen- eighty-eight degrees seven minutes east inl and legal exiionsea. tlie ven\ce Hue. of Hruailwny and alxteett Section 2, (a) The -principal amount of mid iivc-tontliii feet etisterly thcrefioni, the deep gratitude which I am sure Prospect avenue and Humson road, ty-two minutes east along the westerly one hundred sixty feet to tho westerly side londa nuthorlxeJ to be issued heroundcr Little Silver. The affair will benefit line of Bald State Highway sixty and of BroRd Street: thence (4) alons the two huntlrcil nnd twunty-Huvcn nnd nixteen all the people of the borough feel for 3-1000 feet to tho Boullieast corner of lot westerly side of Broad Street north two s $200,000,00, which bonds arc authorised oitc-humlrcrillm fcoL; thenco i'l) south for- their effective work." the auxiliary. Following the meeting No. 2 ss nhown on anld mapj thence <2) degrees four minutes east sixty-one feet nnd to he indued under the Act nforenald. ty HcinTOB (ifty-peven nilnute» cast two Mr. Halsey appointed Councilman refreshments were served by the north eighty-nix degrees west one hundred five Inches to the place of Ijeginning:. • (b) The maximum Intercut which nlinll hundred olio nnd Htvcnty-one-hnTidrecr nnniim, payablu Boml-nnnually. north forly-itiiio dettreuB find throa minute* premise's conveyed to Martin firlftln by (e) Said bonds ah nil be dated Mnrrh 1F>, MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT R. Kuhn nrirl Bfirrmni V. Ryan on Cr R(nve| MrH K w< w,,by and Mrs< in tho easterly line of lot,No. 4; thence eiiBt olit liuiullcil ami Jilsty-ninc fcot to * (a) nnnth four desrees west along the deed of Harry F. McCorrrmelt, Mildred Mc- 93I>, nnd shall rnnture fourteen bondn An ntnlI TB» Selby Sboa Company vrith « the special committee mentioned In Thomas O'Brien, Others present easterly line ot lot No. A, plsty feet to the Oormack. hln wife, and Janus J. Tunney. he 15th dny of Mai-ph, 1000, and ench nainiJ would l»o tritei-nected by tho nouth- nev radio IBIIOS. "This Ii a Woman's World," ov»r th» Columbia his report. •' were Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Russell Boutbcast corner thereof at a jiolnt In the tinted October b, 10^2, and recorded in 'csr thereafter up to nnt} inchidluH March ivi/sL li»i! vf tliu C'nitl.i properly niljoininsf Charle:*E.Cole of freehold was re-, oillam, Mrs. Martin J. Connelly, northerly line of Ota re Place; thence <4) tho Clerk's Office of the County of Man- 6th, 1949, the remaining four botnlH to If wimo Una uii:t protracted; . tlionco (4) coait-to-coost network ovary Friday night. Be auis to liosi t*t. K easterly aionff the northerly line of Obre mouth in Cook 1198 of Deeds, on page mature on tho K>th dny of Mmch, 19 50, north tn'cnty-nino (lrpri*i*on flv« mlnutei appointee! auditor nnd his salary wasj\Irs If -^ Rcnne Mrs C W. HayJ'lac- e one hundred ami iUty-ona nnd 8g-•133, etc., and subject to the covenants,j (d) The jfrosH amount of uncolleitcd west nlu/ur HJI>'1 went lino of Imidn ot Cuiv \?ABC\ FltTTJAT, 8~I\ M. inmrnsed fr...m $000 to $700. i hurst. Mrs". Henry'C. Tilton, Mrs. H. LOO It4h to the i»olnt. or plnce fit hecinniiiR. conditions and restrictions therein con- nil unnbnted taxes of the next pieceiHnt: ild unit tho Mimo un protincted two hun- 1 tained. our Ihrnl yenrs, includinK the ninount of (Ivcil lifty-fHc nnd Uve-lonths feet to the A public" hearing- on the pudge*: I v.'hitnry Con row, Mrs. .) h, Herbert, In (ended ta ba a)) of the same laud nnd &]ztt! a» tint pfopwty of Mania Grlffln. ILILOI iax(!» ie]>Jcnei%UiiJ by tnx titlcn ntnnd. imliti tit- (iliuo of HcfflfHiiiif;. was hrtd. Taxpayers were Riven an -.Mrs> Ralph MauriM1 and Mrs_ GeorKe premises conveyed to the flnid Edwaitl et ux et aln-f taken In execution at the suit ng in the name of the Townnblp, whk-h Obre by Mathilda* Obre, widow, by deod of Elizabeth H. B. Quackenbush and to be rere unpaid and owinK to the TOWIIHMI> IVA CuiitnlnliiK one ncre, more or IOHB. opportunity to exprpss Uu-ir opinions T IJnInn ,,rfi;!!(j(,n, of lhft hospital bcarltie" dato-Alfly 22, 193!. «t«l recurded TllCKTHKU with nil the richt, title and aold by I tbe Jast flayy of thtee finca]in] yyenr jc iidciCHl of the mid ,Tohft T. Lovett nnd Ju- on the budget, but none was made. ' cxccutivc board. In the Muhmouth County Clerk's Offlc* In "ROWARn HBTOHT, Shsrlff. he pan Book 155S of Deeds, on ttBE© 178, etc. the pannage of thin Oidinnit.ro, lln K. Lovett, JUB wife, lit and tulhe Innd Final passage oE tho budget was heltl ! ^ | Hated January 2Bth, 1035, etng tha fi:seal yi•ear ending tho 31»t daylyinff In the bed ot iiroadway ddjolnlritf Seiipd iu the property of Edward -McDermott <& Fincffold, Sol'ra. •t December. 192t> I* not leu than $30\.- Albert S. Miller 'up pending Ihe state legislature's ac- Obre, et all., taken In execution at the said premfficfl (o (lie center line-thereof. • tion (in relief matters. The appro- Riverside Heights. (65 1.) 827.30 476.20. Intctuicil to bo the nnmo lnnd and prer.i> SHOES FITTED BY X-BAY. stilt of Julia a. au-klcs. nnd to bo oolcj ty (e) The principal nmount of bnmls 1«- IHCH convoyed to Knthryn D. Slmpwn by priations in the budget total $128,- HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Chancery 6/Ztfi iied under the Act aforesaid, which nil) ifcnl of John T, Lovett nmJ wlfo. dated Dated January 21)th, 1035. e outxtnndlnH ntter tti« IIOIHIH authnikcl .18 BROAD ST. RED BANK N. J. 541.85, Mrs. Mattie Fowler of this place, Jacob Steinbach, Jr^ Sol'r. SHERIFF'S SALE. July lid. l'.iil, nnd reeotiled In the. Mon- By virtue of a writ of A. fn, to ms di- >y thin Ordinance ore sold and dcllvcicd, mnuth bounty Clnrk's Office In Book 1181 Mr- . Colby_ in hi.a repor- t on relief who is upending the winter at St, (65 I.) J27.3O $2OOO$,.O0 of Dccihi, pmiCH SO. ctr. , matters stated, that the application I Petersburg-, Florida, states in letters rected, issued out of the Court of Chan- Section 3. Any nnd nil rnntterH refcriinpc Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. . cery of the State of New Jersey, will be .o the bondn hereby nuthorized not herein SL'!7.CI1 nn tho propoi'ty of Knthryn p. to -the PWA au(horUiP3 for authority \ and postal cards to relatives and Simpson, ft IIIM., tiikcn In execution nt the Xn the matter of the estate of Julius exposed to «nJ« at public vendue, of? ietermfned msy he determined l>y rcnolu- Miit oT MnliiPtiiy luifhllni; and Loan An- to expend $2,500 on the new school • friends here that influence is very Eothnor, deceased, MONDAY, THB 25th DAY OF FEBRU- ion. ,'ir-ri[ttinn. H t'oi -mi ittion of tho State edf grounds at this time had been defln- j prevalent in the neighborhood where Notice to creditors to present claims ARY, 1935. Hection t. The Township 'Clerk Is Ijore- Now JCVHO'I' mid to lie sold by itcly rejected. He reported that in I she Is living-. She is in good health against estate. between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and 6:00 by authorised ,to determlna the date nfler Pursuant to the order of Joeeph I* Don- o'clock (at 2;0Q o'clock) In the afternoon vhlch tho bonds nre. to bo dctivorod a.i HOWARD HEIGHT, SherliT. January relief work was extended j herself and she expects to return to ah ay, surrogate of the county of Mou- of said day at the Court House, In tbe pecmed In any notice published with this Dated Jn ntifuy 29th. 1935. U SUFFER to 69 men. Dry wood for fuel was her home here early itf'the spring, nt outh, mads on tha eighth day of Febru- Borough of Freehold. County of Mon-Ordinance. W»i r iJol'r, needed nt present and he thanked] . Mrs. Arthur Jones ia on the sick my, 1936, on the application of Rudolph mouth, New Jersey, to latisfy a decree of Section 5. This Ordinance nhnll take cf- I.) C, Bothner. administrator of the estate of sail) court amounting to approximately pect upon its passage and publication pur- | Councilman Robert O. Ilsley for giv-list with a severe cold. - Julius Bothner, deceased, notice Is hereby Uftnt to law. ' Chancery 6/243 given to .the creditors of said deceased to J5.274.00. ing an abandoned water tower on his Dewey "Williams lias bought a Ply- exhibit to the subscriber, administrator as All that certain lot, tract or parcel of N Public Notice. ' SHERIFF'S SALE. land And premises, hereinafter particularly The above Ordiifnnca wa* introduced nt | ' ^ . property for this purpose. mouth automobile. aforcflald, their debt3 and demands npalnat described, situate, lying and being in the By virtuo {)f a writ ot ia< to mt dI A letter from Will Ward commend- Mrs. Elizabeth Meglll, "who lives the said estate, under oath, within six Borough of Red Bank, In the County of a regu nrly adjourned rncetlnn of tho j reeled, biuicd out of tho Court of Chan- months from the date of the JS fort; JUS Id or- Monmouth and State ot Naw Jersey, being TownBhlp. Commltteo of tho Township uf \vcvv of tho Stuto of Now Joiaoy. will be ed the road committee on the waywith her daughter, Mrs. John Jones, der, or they will be forever, bnrred oE their MfddletowR held February 7(h, 193r>, mui ' xsionet64r>.fto. ' ' " lug men in the road repartment who j erly along the enatcrly line of lot No. 28 All tho following trnct or pnrccl of land receive fixed salaries, time and a : NOTICE. " one hundred and fifty feet to a p6lnt; NOTICE. nmi • premises hercinnftcr partlculsrly da- NOTICE Is hereby Riven that the following 1« a true copy of the Budget of thence (2) easterly at right angles with Hcribcd, olLuate, lying and being In the half overtime on the snow removal ! the Township • of M!d3 deRreea 80 any extra pay for overtime. He said meeting the appropriations set forth In the following statement of resources and ap- IP34, belnff "AN ACT RELATING TO TUB minutes cant Ui7,50 foct. to tho on Id weat- to be used in common by owners and oc-FUNDING OR REFUNDING OF OUT- 8 DTi not opposed tn overtime pay propriations for the fiscal year 1935. cupants of properties aituate on the south- ei-ly line of Edtrcmero Drive; then,; ^ « Surplus Revenue (estimated) ...~; -....-...--..- ..™.._. ._...._„ I 93,272.00 STANDING BONDS OR NOTES BY MU-Hiunc on u rurvo to the left, whose chord to• road cmplnyooH "who do not •work) w erly aide of Elm Place and extending two NICIPALITIES," tho following outstanding RESOURCES. hundred and fifty feet easterly from Hor- notes, which are hereby determined to con-, diHtitucc IH 71.00 feet nlonjr the bearing of steady iitiut how other municipalities pay fl.500,00 7,500.00 Dated January 10th> 1936, by tax Hens obtained prior to Ui'cnn-Tuwn.-ihlp, Monmouth County, N. J., A. Interest and Costs ...... „...„...__..-.».- -.—™ ZR.OOO.Of) 2D.BO0.0O Alston Beekman, Sol'r. January 1st, 1934, payable Kiilj-dlvUInn nf Dloi'k Ot, Lot I, made by BACK"? heir men under similar circunv • 6. Krnnchlno Tnx ...... —. 7.000.00 7,600.00 (G7 lines) 128.04 June 80th, 1935 $100,000.00 J. W. Benman, Civil Engineer, I/onrf stances. | None coo.on Di-nnrh. H. J., July 1D2B." fi. dross Receipts Tax .—. „,„..„.....-....„—.. ,„. 8,000,00 0,000,00 Monmoutb County Surrogate'* Office. Ta-x Revenue Notes Innucd 9 Clerk .Torn J. Car^w reported re- ' against delinquent tnx reve- Tho ntmvo (lonfi IptloT] being In accord* 8. Alcoholic Beverage LIceniei ..—.».——.."-..•.-...... 37*5.00 375.00 In tht, matter of th« estate of May O. nues prior to Jfiminry I nt, nn<-e with a nutvey mmh by J. IV. fle«- End \zi\i\:z, boresome, hand-ironing drudgery for- cclptii of 513.-5 flora bin olTirc Non© 76 0.00 Bonner, deceaned. • J984 _ 6fi,Kr)n.nn mihi & HUM, Civil KnclnceiB, tinted May 23, 9, Intercut • . ..- . ..— No tiro to creditors to preient claims ever. Sit comfortably, while you iron from your The rernir.n-p:id:i((nn of Mv. WU- Total Mlieeliananin R«T«nU€i Antictrated f 54.tfiO.0O Capital Improvement No ten 71.20M.2K I 66,600.00 RRafnflt estate. Cost of refunding proceedings., 2,yaL7'2 cfnjr (ho mem pmipremis coneyeonveyed to "Easy Chair", effortlessly guiding the clothes as aon Hi.•• a iw; Ford truck he. bought I Amount to be rnlsed by Tflxea ..._„„ ,.._. ....,....„ 97,192,12 98,366.78 Pursuant to the order of Joieph L. Don- Nicoliuo Ma^troKulnfiiipcl , HIIIKIO. b y deeddd from 'MiiiniNKMi'li.-h company of Refl ahny, Surrogate of the County of Mon- from LfMiU Dilonni-dn, recorded Februarif all the WORK IB done by your new Total Resource* ...-...... (ISI.34Z.1Z |I 54,866.71 ^ 9242,000.00' Bank for tin* ui:n of the road depart- mouth, made on the twentpLreighth day of 2K. I02tt, In J>en(i Hook till, on page Zfi7. AJPROPRIATIONS. January, 1035, on the application of Al- No part of the oald obligations to be re- lining all nnd (ho unmo premises an de- ntent wnr, npprovrt]. •ucnern! flovorn/nenH 1936 1034 Itert W. Worden, subntitutlonary admlnlii- funded 1« In anticipation of tho taxes of nciilifld In MortftdKo Hook 010 for Mon- Councilman Kranris Nary reported Administrative and Eaecutivo ,..- % 12,830.00 S 12.SU.On lintor with will annexed of the estate of 1084 or 19S5. niouih County, imtto ,f7fl. A«-iopinment nnd Collection of Taxes f,B80.0O fi.fiflO.QO Klay O. Banner,-deceased, notice 1» hereby Section 2. The maturities, rate of In- Tho priiporly In located at tha southwest f'MADE DV THE MAKERS OF! that, tin? drivers nnil fire polico of None given to the creditors of said deceantd to terest, and other details o( said bnmln nnd LVOUR GOOD EASY WASHERj Tax Sale ami according Umi 1,500,01) rnriict* of EdKorneto Drive and Woodland Ocean in hook nnd ladder rompany Enforcing Tax Title uena 750.0f> 7 50.00 axhlblt to the subscriber, substltutionsry the method of salo and/or delivery there- ICoad, Atlonhiunt I'uik £»tHtoa, Tinrnnliii) ben approved by the. (Ire corn- Department of Finance ...-.™™.. 1,000.00 None • ndmlnlstrator with will annexed as afore- of shall be determined by resolution to bo of Urenn, N. J. Eas: i cnors are available today at Ihe IUWCBI Interest on Current Lo*n» . ..™.«™ 14,000,00 14,000.00 snid, their debts and demands against the adopted hereafter by tho votcn or not IOHH Seized in tha property of Harriot Emily mitteo. -S 38,245.00 RuirJ estate, under oath, within six months than a majority of all the membern of tlifa Cool,, rdiiKlo. Pt nli'., takrn in execution nt prices ever offered. Yet their famous EASY quality JPreacrvntlon of Life •nd Propertyi from the date of the aforesaid order, or Governing Body. the milt, of Fidelity Union Title and Mort- Police ....- ~ I.BOfl.OO 4,500.00 they wilt be forever barred of their actions Section 3. The full faith and credit of construction remains your constant'guarantee ol therefor against the sudd uubicrlber. irnne (itiiirnnty (-omjtnny, n New Jersey Oceanport News, New Car for Police 800.00 None Hafd Township of. Mlddletown nhnll l>o curpoiiitlon, rt nl*.f nnd to bo fold by long Ula and EXTRA TIME AND LABOR-SAVING pledged for tho payment of luinrliml of Vlre - 12,700,00 11,460.00 Dated Freehold, N. J., January 28. 1035. HOWAItl) ItKiaUT, Sheriff. FEATURES. Insurnnca for firemen .(compeniatJon ALDERT W, WOBDEN, nnd Interest on oil of the humln lnxucd. Dntnd Jnntiiu-y 21, lft^fl. (Th« Red Bank Kesuter can ba bought and linbllity) „„ . 8,000.00 1,100.00 60 East Front Street, Red Ilnnk, N. J., pursuant to thin Ordinance nnd provisions fn Oceanport at the ato.o ot Carlo MBZZB.) 1934 Deficit Fireman . 1,250.00 None Subatltutlonnry Administrator for the ralslnff of sums required for such Simon P. Noitlirup, Sol'r. Convenient terms that will fit your budget- 1,500,00 payment shall be made by resolution. !•> 930.86 Mrs, Alice WallinR and daughter Public Health Scrflca „.., 2,150.00 With Will Annraed. Health . . „_„..„..«.. 1,200.00 1.800.00 Applegate, Stevens, Foster & Beuusllle. Section 4. This Ordinance nhnll taka Monmouth County Surrognta'* Offlca. Alice of LOUR Branch recently vialt- Fire Hydrants ...... ™m_«__.™.-. K.SOO.QO B.OOO.OO Itcd Bank, N. J.. effect after Its publication either tn full •il Misses DuBoifl and Mm. J. S. ! Townnhln Library - 4,250.00 *,160,00 or by title pursuant to law. In the nmtici- of Uia eatate of John Thor- JERSEYCENTRAL poor ..._ ,._ 2,000.00 J.oon.oo Public Notlco. of Main street. | non, dccn^ciii. Poor—Emergency Relief 1033 deficit None 4,704.00 j'fO OLLIE PEAIICE CROZIERi The above Ordinance was Introduced at Nutlro to iioilllora! to . prtxnt claim. Discussion number five fn (hp Kmersrency Relief 1P34 Deficit 1.007.98 None 1 Power and light Ca Dy virtue of an order of the Court of a regular}) adjourned tneetlne °t tlm nunlnnl ontntQ.^ school URO series wna conducted by Emergency Ilellef 1986 7,680.00 «rO0l).OD Township Committee of tho Township of I'uiniinnt to tlio onlor of JOBBDII TJ. Pon- 47,137.'58- 48 50* CO Chancery of New Jersey, made on the clny ahny. Si:IOKIII- •O of the County o-f Mon" - ' ' "( ths dtito hereoL In a cmn« wherein Mlildletown held February 7th. lOHR, nnd Mrs. Marion MnDowoll, extcripioii will come up for flnnl connlderntiou nnd motith. tho thlitcentli day of Koada—Mnlntenanre -..-„. 17,BOO.BO 20.000.00 Vtinio C. Schnnrk U com i>!n In ant and I'obriinry, 1985, un tho •inillrnllon of Mary flpcolallnt In'child Uaininp and par- i harles W. Crozler and wife are dtfend- paMftue nt a regular meeting of paid (iov- New Roads. 1935 ...-...-.._... 7,ROD.00 10,000.00 erninit Ttody to bo held Tliurnrlit'y after- Tlmrntn. oolo r\€0 N l-cfore the second «l*y of April, next, or cxIilWl to tho auhacrllicr. BOIO encculrlj group hold recently at the homo of , the said hill will be taken •* confessed place all persons desiring- to bo heard thereon will he ufven full opportunity. AH nfoit!«iilct, tholr tlohtn nnd ilomanda Alra, Ernent Ltmpor of Pcmborion-f Dtbt Service ii^alnttt you. nuulnut, tliu nnl.I cute, uuilor ontli, with- avenue. Mrs. McDowell Introduced I'«ym«nt of Tempor»rjr Kot4« _..«.„ l.ooo.ot 19,999.00 The laid bill In filed to foreclose a c*r- Dated February 7, 1035* in HIX miiiithi from the ilnle of th« afort- Overexrenillturei. 1932-1880 Non* .10 luln morttfutve irlvsn by Chatlet W. Cro- HOWARD W. RQOEBTS, pnlt) onlcr, or tjjry will hn forever harr.d Mlsn IHdno, X Bond, state chairmtin Uvarcxpinillturu. lt>*» — S22.7I Non* i\cr, widower, trt Charles 0. Conover, dated Townahlp Clerk. nf their notions therefor nililhut. 1ho laid of health, who discussed "A Check- l>«f\cit MIscellKneous Kovanuti An- hecember Year* \'t?w Jersey, and terorded in Hook 84H of Estate of WlllUm J. Poul«on. deceaned. MAKY THOnaEN, In Arrenri , -.....,... Nona MurtKftstii, P»ae 1B6. un*\ duly aialantK) to Notice Is hereby divan that (ho accounts 7 Utmeh Htrcol, Ke» Dtlaht, N, * 10. O. Nylnndrr, Mrn. O. 1, Lyons, Ur.rnid lilil. 1933 «nl i«3< 4.771.M .0.0 •cimiiliiinant; nnd TOU, Ollle .P*ircc Crp- ot tho subscriber, executor of tha estate Alfllon Jleekmnn. Bttrt.. Mrs. LouiH Wrfit, Mrs Charles Guil- Intoreot Pedrlt -._ B.Ui.SI M85.IT •ticr, nre made defends nt becauie ai tha of »ald deceased will ba auillted mid stated Rcil Mnnk, N. J., .' 100.00 v-ii'o of •alii Chnrlti W. Crotlir, you claim laudcnu, Mrs. C. Waters, Atr«. Ilor- Intcrc.t. Ovorexp.nillturci, 1D32 »».. Nona. by the Stirroguta of the County of Mon- Proctor. Itoml EmerBenty Noi«. I03< _ lO.OOJ.OS None [i Inchoate right of'dower in tha prem- mouth and reported for finltletnent (r> tfia w. Klrby nnd Mrs. Jeromt* Solilicrd* Qonili, 1084 Nota dua In i, tt forcrloJiire of which i« prnyed In Orphans Court of snld County, on Thurn- Dynan. 193S - — •20.91 Non« i.c bill of romplaint filed herein. ilny. tho twenty-fir it day of MurL'h.i A. O. Newspaper circulation that counU Bl.le Itoad T» Nott Uui In 103!.... I.7«S.°< Kona Dated Felmmry j, 1035, JffJlfi. with tho advertiser In tho bonnfltle Tho trt;nliir incntlnK of tlir I-ndle.-i' 17.42MI ANDREW. J. CONOVER, one—(hd kind Tho ncalnter him, No | 1 Dated Kebnmry U, A. p. infl-i Aid iiorlniy of Ujt- Orranpoil rJmrch Solicitor of Complnlftnnl. KUWAHD A, rOlJMWN. prciiihunn or other Imluccmonta havo | heia Tuesday al.ternooa at the f ftauth Htr»«i, _ Ul-iU 200U1 St., Ilqllla, N ever boon offered to secure clrcula- flAdll RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 21.1935. Your Neighborhood WIJOftNO OIBI/S ESSAY. hospital at Provldenoe, Rhode Islnnfl. Youth U Aecused Matawan Newt. Mrs. James E. Voorhees enter-., Sdralte-tTnlted George Washington TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Of Striking Father (Thi B«a Rink Bwlitn cm b« bon»M talned the Wednesday afternoon Dealer Will supply you with Ep»0D of tht ttau «ddr«sf, at tho Wilfred academy at Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grlswold Jerry sat at hit dMk at horae, William Wilaon of Los Angles, spent the week-end with the latter's Telephone 010-M mo Brldee Avenue, lied Dank, ». «. hloh ohsrjred th« yeunj m»n with thoughtfully chewing the end of his "MELLOW WITH AOI" strUtln* bit partnt and using »bu»- allfornla, is spending a few days parents at °Kearny. pencil and trying hard to keep aa the guest of Mrs. A. Wilson and Mlas .Virginia Laurlno of Red lv« Uoguag*, mi sentancsd to «»rv« awake. It was getting late. and •vsrythtng •!•• thirty days in tht county J»lr at Mr. and Mra, Harry Rader. 3ank, an experienced librarian, haa "Jwtry," called his mother from Mr. «nd Mr«. Charles C. Schock been assigned to Matawan high SVwhold by Rscordtr Harry Klatxky another room, "What are you do- In polios court Mondty. Tht wrest left Saturday to >pcnd a month in jchool by the Emergency Relief Ad- ing?" Florida. nlnistrallon to reorganize the high wti mad* by Conatabl* Thomas "O, gee, mom," replied the boy, his Haokett, who teok the prUonar to Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle Todd school library. eyes blinking, "I've got to write a spent the week-end at the hotel Den- JYwhoId. | composition on the life of Otorge MJs5 Mary Usk entertained at a Wh«n young Thompson hid been nis at Atlantlo City. linner party and bridge Saturday Washington, and I don't know what Douglas Weldon Lefferts spent the trrtstad noroe time ago on a similar say, I know he was born on venlng. High snore was won by charge, Recorder Klatsky had or- Week-end with hlB parenta, Mr. and *lni, J. Ronson Warne and consola- February 22,17S2, In an old-fashioned Mrs. Jacob Lefferls. dered him to stay away from hla farm house In Virginia, and that he lon by Mrs. William H. Dills. Thoae father1! home. The father had • tated Miss Madeline Scheldt of Brook- tresent were Mrs. Rem.'jon 7-ieers, was the finest and bravest man that lyn spent" the week-end with her that he did not want hla «pn around ever lived and that ha was a soldier, Mlag Ethol Redpath, Mian Laura the house. The latter denied the cousin, Mrs. Lewla H. Blood. Hughes, Mrs. Alfred Thatcher an-.l statesman and patriot. It says so Mrs. Eunice Booth of East Orange truth of the new charge, declaring here in thli encyclopedia, but—"' rs. Edwin Dominick. that his parent wt» not of sound was tho welt-end guest of Mr. and Here Jerry yawned and his head Mrs. Adlel Strang. mind. He a»ld ht had not been home aaggad. His eyes closed and the -Spring Is Near. the night hla father said he struck Ml«a Elizabeth Hutchinaon Is en- voice of his mother, as aha tried to tertaining Htaton and Putnam him. make a helpful suggestion, sounded First evidence of the approaching Sohroeder of Philadelphia. ipr)n£ season during the past few far away. Dr. George E. Outwatcr of New Suddenly a strange feeling cams lays htiH been the spring accl rat.'i- MARRIED 48 YKAHS AGO. hurgh spent the forepart of thU ogues from Eastern nuj^eries, which over the boy. He waa no longer at week In town visiting hla mother, hit desk at home; instead, he was ire flooding the mails, and on Tue.s- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Phillips Mrs. Addla Outwater. iay morning the Hist spring ship- Hava a Celebration. atanding in a orowded street, watch- Mr. and. Mr». Albert Jordan and Ing a figure In a uniform of blue and lent of day-old chicks was received Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Phillips daughter Joan of. Brooklyn were t the Red Bank postofiice. These buff, sitting on the handsomest horse guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jor- of Port Monmouth celebrated their that Jerry had ever seen, He was re surely the harbingers of spripg «3d wedding annivtrury last Thurs- dan over the week-end. ind It probably will be only a short PERSONAL FINANCE CO. tall, stately, dignified, noble in face Mr. and Mr». Clinton Hulsart en- day with a surprise party arranged and to Jerry appeared to be a soldier Imo before robin red hj-east will bo tertained a few friends Sunday even* with us, as there la no frost in th2 Electric ' Bldg.. 601 Baog» Avenue, Phone A. P. 7895. license No. 670 by their daughters. Curd games and all through. ASBURY PARK. N. J_ refreshments were enjoyed and Val- ing in honor of Mr. and Mis. Albert ground, and the garden worms are Who la that?" Inquired Jerry, In Jordan of Brooklyn. making their appearance. entine decorations wera used. an awestrlcken tone, to a boy of his Those present wera Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Frank Tlcheiior and son age, who waa standing beside him. Pavld of - Brooklyn wore gueats of Georga Rlnear and George Sandman "That," replied the other boy, "Is of Keyport, Mr. and Mra. Ralph P. Mrs. Tlchenor's father, Borough George Washington, the 'father of Clerk William A. Rodgcra, Sunday., Vlllars and children arid Mr. andour country.' I heard some one aay Ruppert's Beer Mrs. John H. MoNally, Jr., of At- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oelhaf of Le- that he has returned to his country onla spent Tuesday and Wednesday lantlo Highlands, Mrs, John Klnney to tee what progress we have made or Port Monmouth and. Mr. and Mrs. with their son-in-law and daughter, alnce he led us to Independence. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Riley. Howard B. Stamm at Bed Bank. Doesn't he look fine?" DISTKIBUIED BY Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were mar- Mr. and Mra. August Muchlhausen, The figure In the continental uni- Jr., attcnd.ed the opera, "Parisifal" ried at Bridgeton In 1802, and oame form glanced In Jerry's direction, to Port Monmouth shortly there&tUr, Tueiday afternoon at tho Metropoli- "Look!" exclaimed Jerry, "he Is tan opera house at New York, •whore they have since mado their coming our way." H. G. DEGENRING home. James' Warnock, Jr., and John The man on horseback made his Fogarty motored to Hagerstown, Red Bank, N. J. Phone 1051. way to where Jerry and nla new Maryland, recently, where they were Boys can malte extra pocket money friend were standing, and slowly dis- celling The Register.—Advertisement guests of friends at the hotel Vivian. mounted from his horse. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Ruch enter- "Ah," said General Washington, tained Saturday evening: for Mr. and "you must be the modern youth I've Jlra. Frank Cunningham, Miss Susan heard so much about. You are In-Dunn and Howard Morris, all of deed fortunate, In my day we Now Brunswick. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE not have your advantages. We had Dr. and Mrs. Gerard C. Devlin and CR Betum Load System to and no radio, no automobiles, no tele- daughter Jane spent Tuesday at phones and no movies. We did notNew York. While there they attend- O from mom than 800 cities ena- have the fine schools you attend, nor bles us to five you quality service ed tho afternoon show of "The Gild- did we have the efficient teachers ed Lily." that you have." tit f restty reduced rates. Mrs. "Anna Cottrell, who has been MOVING With a kind smile, the eoldltr re- making her home for the past two mounted bis horse and passed down months* with her daughter, Mra. Wil- the street. liam L-ockwood of Valley drive, haa "I read," remarked Jerry to hla loft for West Palm Beach, Florida friend, "that Washington never told She is accompanying Mr. and Mra •i He. And he was a fine soldier, too. A. P. Lane of Freehold. ' Ic fought with the English against Mrs. Lewla H. Blood waa given a !io French and Indians before King surprise birthday party Saturday '•oorgo began oppressing the colonies, evening by a number of her friends I'hen he rose up aa leader of tho Thoco prosont were Mr. and Mrs Continental forces, and after many William Jordan, Jr., Mr. and Mra. yaars of hard lighting, won our free- Clinton Hulsart, Dr. and Mrs. Foun- dom." tain Burlow and Mr. and Mra. Al- "And," said the other boy, "they bert Jordan of Brooklyn. Main Offlfl* m»d« him tho first President of the MlnR Mfiry Munntng entertained a. Ui ox' 'rt load* to or with Allied UnltBd States, and he wan one of froi»V_ j«ton, Richmond. number of her young friends at a P RED BANK Van XJaec the best. He took his oath of office party Saturday afternoon, Miss Mun- Waahl- Jh, Baltimore, Shll- In a building railed 'Federal Hall' Bdelphtb. Cincinnati, L011U- Modern Btorogo Warehoiiiea. ning v/a3 .sovon years old Wednes- on Wall' Btreet, In New York, and day. Her guests were Lois Thomp- vllle, St. Irfula, Chicago, In- 704 All cargo** Insured. he knew Just what to do to jnak< dianapolis, Toledo, Cleveland, Bradley Beach Office son, Doris Tallby, Hazel Fischer, Fully equipped for modern this country strong: and prosperous. Marian Nixon, Elizabeth Watchter, Detroit, Buffalo and Roches- Jerry took up the narrative. "Afte ter at Betum Load Bates. ASBURY PARK Horse Transportation. Margaret p'Hanlon, Mary Hulsart, he served four years, the pcopli Arllne Kearns, Arllne Ward, Jane 5047 rnade him Prealdent again for four Munning and Jean Munning of Eas years. And they would have elected Orange, Nicholas Munnlng, Phillip him over and over again but Wash- Munning, Donald Tilby, Henry Beam ington thought that if ho served for and Harry Zucker, Jr. ANDERSON BROS. the rest of his life It would he like Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butt of Clif- a king ruling." ton were guests of Mrs. Fritz Weber STORAGE WAREHOUSES "Then," continued the other boy, Tuesday. "Washington went back to his home Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McNab spent Opp. R. R. Sta., Bradley Beach Est. 1914 51-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank in Mount Vernon. One day, while he the week-end at Kutztown, Pennsyl- was riding over his estate, he caught vania, visiting Mr. McNabb's par- cold and died two days later, De- ents. cember 12,1799. He was mourned all Mlss~ATTfrHutchlnson attended the over the world." promenade of the Lawrenceville "The capital of the United States academy Friday. is named after him," declared Jerry, Mra. Raphael Devlin, Mrs. John "and there is a big monument there, Tansey, Jr., and Mrs. Adlel Strang called Washington monument." visited friends at Kast Orange Sun "Listen!", cried Jerry's friend, day. "someone is calling you. It sounds Howard Erdmann and Jack Shea like Washington. He is coming attended the Tuesday matinee per- The spots on bach," formance of "Sailors of Catarro" a Jerry listened. Intently. the Civic Repertory theater at Now t%is laundry, "Jerry!" cried tha voice again, York. "Jerry!" Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Lazow attended The boy stirred and then lifted hla tho Wednesday evening performance are caused by fust head. The voice grew stronger. Jerry of "Personal Appearance" at the blinked and looked around him. HeHenry Miller theater at New York. in the water, was back in his room at home and Miss Barbara Todd attended ! hla father Etood over him. houje party at Rutgers university, a common occurrence. "Jerry," he aald, "I heard you tell New Brunswick, Saturday as a gues your mother you had a composition at the Delta Kappa Epoilon fratern- We now offer. to write about Washington. You had ity house. better get started. It Is getting late; Mrs. George Clark and Mlsa Ella you must have fallen aeleep. Do you Glldewell were gueata of Mrs. James XOXJR comparisons of the 1935 MONEL METAL BOILERS need any help?" Hanley at bridge Wednesday after- Jerry sprang to his feet. noon at Perth Amboy. Mrs. Clark that cannot rusU "No," he answered, "no, I don't held high score for the afternoon^ need a bit of help. I know all about Mrs. Thomns Koopman entertainod Buick will go beyond models and prices to Buick quality. You Washington. I was Just talking to at a dinner party last week for Mis him." Ella Peterson of Manasouan. Thi Jerry's father started, then smiled guests were from East Orange, Man will point out to yourself modern improvements for which you will j and went back to the paper he had asquan and Asbury Park. been reading. Only the sound of the Miss Frances Lloyd attended the scratching of Jerry's pen, as he Rutgers junior promenade Friday look elsewhere in vain< Check up on head room* elbow roomi wrote, could be heard. evening at Rutgors university a Now Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan, Jr., leg room. Sit in a Buick and feel its luxury. Then* take it out*, Leonardo News. entertained a number of friend (The Red Bank lteffliter can be bought Tuesday evening at a skating party In wonardo at the stotct of WillUra Mar- on Lake. Ijeffertn. In performance and riding, you will experience the clincher in At yUdn wit Its. William Shtpion and Albtrt Jere- Mrs. Rensellaer Cnrtan entertained l»i.) tho 'Wednesday nftcrnoon dessert- The Baptist Ladles' Aid society brldgo club last.week at a Valentine Buick's favor. Buick's sweet, smooth j valvc-in-hcad power and per* will meet this afternoon at tho homo party. Mrs. Cartan served atraw- tt&m a. of Mrs. Edward Leonard. borry Ice cream In a honrt-shnpe< MUs Virginia. Potera spent tho mold. Mra. Raphael Devlin held high formancc are not duplicated. Its -Action gliding ^ j %M ^ week-ond with friends at New York. scorn with Mrs. Josoph Dnier second. The roll call of tho Baptist church Robert Hlllllan of Short Hills wn will be held Friday, March 1. It was tho wook-ond guost of Miss Barbara ride is built in by Buick's own engineering. Begin ?,!H",^YI",P,'.UC to havo bocn held Tuesday of this .MIL Todd. jccitorlimiucwllti* A Monel metal toiler is made of a natural alloy consisting of week, but It waa postponed because Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lane, o some of the speakers were unablo Astoria, Long Inland, were Sundtt) your comparisons now with a rcal'iuick demonstration. G!'M'.'A.°C.' "mi two-thJrds nickel and one-third copper. It guarantees clean to attend. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William C, Mr. and Mrs. Franlc S. Dcmaroat Lone. water that will never stain the finest linen. of Freoport, Long Island, motored Mrs. Alfred Wallln recently onler- to Lnonardr) Wednesday and spent talnod her elnior, Mrs. Frnnlt Ynimg the day with Mies Iitiu Leonard. and Mra. Loula Kuhnn of Kenni'htirK. Combined with Automatic Gas Water Heating, it is the Amsl Thome, who has been oon- Mrs. William PenRel onlrrlnlned flned to the houae with rheumatism, the. Tuesday afternoon lirlilgn rlub finest water heating equipment on the market. See our la able to be out. last woek. Mrs. Gonrgo Doiihlicr and Carl Phlllppl of New York passed Mm. Clinton Hutsnrt milisllt inert. display of these Whitchead'Gas Storage Heaters ... on a tho weolc-ond with his rnothor, Mra. Mra, Kenneth Ituch held hlish score Edith Phlllppl. Mr. and Mrs. Walter JHUCH, Mr, 20 year written guarantee, for sale on easy terms. Mra. John Miles and her new-born and Mrs. George Jones and rreatni son, John David, are homo from tho Jones wore Rucata at, n birthday IGiv Hazard hoapltal at Long Branch. party In honor of Mrp. Hcnuai WHEN UinilH AUIOMOHIU'S AUIJ JJUILT • , , BUICK WILL BUILD THEM The Leonardo Field club will hold Jonea at IlnKlet Monday evonlnf;. a patrlotlo dance on Washington's . Mr. and Mrs. Harry EUnnnkcr ol birthday at Louis' restaurant, now- Now York, formerly of Mulawnn Mlddlotown village, nilly Qoodo'n fipont. tho week-end nn the (;ucr,t of . L ZOBEL Orcihestro. will provldo the mutlo, Mr.Biiil Mrn. Donald II. Illlcy. Hurry Mrs. Benjamin Haulboskey haa Stonaker, Jr., spent Urn ivmli-rai Cor. Harding Rd. & Broad St., " Telephone 9S5. Red B»nlt> N, J,\ recovered from a sickness of several with his aunt and uncle, Mr. nn> 55OABSJ weeks. Mrs. Robert Kfiilwoll. Ocean Avenue, Telephone 90. Sea Bright, N. J< Mm. George W. Webster, ilminhto: One of the quiukeat ways to find «. Job Is to advertise in The rtegls- of Mr. and Mrn. 'J'lniiiiiin (). Kwp ter'e Want Departm«at,~. Tennis Court Lane, city. Assisting at the mass will be In growing pullets, every penny to save an Investment of fifty cents back . .traps Monmouth street conducted by Pat per bag of starter? Using the high- • KXJMSON, N. J. rick Kennedy, Alvino was stabbed pastors of Catholic churches in the spent is an Investment Tou are flattens the ab- county. Twelve hundred Holy Name spending pullets, every penny spent er priced feud, will Increase tbe cost domen, uplifts behind the right ear with a pen- of growing a pullet just exactly one Tuesday, Feb. 26th, knife which he says was wielded by men from the nineteen societies in is an Investment. You are spending Farm and Home Exhibit the boat, and the county will attend. money now on a proposition that you cent, or one dollar for one hundred controls th» at 8:00 F. M. Calver. The latter denied that he pulleta. If the higher priced starter had done the. stabbing or that the hope will bring; you a profitable In- All Day at Our Store hips. Tickets on sale at the Gilt Shop come in the future. Immediate will be the means of producing better Lot ov expert knife was his. A MEDITERRANEAN CRUI8E. growth and less mortality, the cost of 46 Monmonth St., Bed Biuili Mr. Kennedy told the court that financial returns are not expected. It fitters, ishow a not the cost of the baby chick the mature pullet kept for laying Thursday & Friday, Feb. 21st, 22d you what TICKETS, - 60c e was too excited during the melee, "Horse Billiards," Magic lantern wlil be less than If the cheaper start- which occurred on Friday night, to or the feed purchased that Is most Erwin H. Forbush, Secretary of Production Oredlt Corporation of Mla-Bimpllclty Slides and Other Amusements. important. It Is the cost of the ma- er were used. In such a case a low- Springfield, Mass., la to be the Special Speaker at the Friday can da nntieo who had used the knife, er priced feed would increase "cost." which was found on the floor after The first American pleasure voy- :ure pullet or the profit from winter afternoon session. His subject, "Four Phases of Agriculture Sergeant James Sheedy had been age to the Mediterranean, forerun- egg production that should control In 1835 good chicks Will be pHoed Credit for the Farmer," should be of interest to every farmer. $4.50 to $10 called to the scene Alvino was re-ner of the scores of present-day our program ot operation. at a higher figure than they were in W. O. Kniejrer, Agriculture Engineer ffoin New Jerny SUta Ex- moved to Hivervlew hospital for cruises, had as^a paaaenger Mark A good philosophy regarding the 1934. In ordar to be sure that they periment Station will speak Thursday afternoon on "The. treatment and Calver was placed Twain, the centenary of whose birth question of cost might be as follows: are a good investment and that the Farmers and Power Farm Engineering," under arrest. He was held under now being observed, and whoso Do not worry about tho cost of suc- cost Is not too high next fall, it will bail for a fiearinp last Saturday but experiences on the trip are told in pay to take no chances with any feed- In addition there will be a, Tractor School each morning be- 11 Broad Street, Bed Bonk, N. t. cess—worry about the cost of failure. ginning at 9:30. Plan to attend thla Monster Exhibit. he hearing was postponed until the book "Innocents Abroad." It Is not the cost of what you do that ing program that does not Include Monday and when the case was "Horse billiards," dominoes, magic hurts, but the cost of what you do quality. Possibly a chance can be Free Motion Pictures in the evening on Power Farming. called it W3s announced that Calver lantern exhibitions, charades and oc- not do. It Is not the cost of the taken with cheap or low priced New Comfort for had waived a hearing for the grand casional dances to the music of anchicks that grow properly that makes chicks, but certainly not with those jury. asthmatic melodeon, a clarinet and EI failure out of the poultry venture; that are of good quality. Economy Those Who Wear Four witnesses, Charles Poole and a leaky nccordion provided enter- It Is the cost of the chicks that die Is not expressed In price but in the Hardware and Robert Finn of White street, Wll- tainment for, the 66 passengers. They yr do not grow properly. The cost flnal cost Roberson's am Costcllo of Bergen place and embarked in June, 1867, for the Med- f the pullets that cannot lay is with- Seed Store FALSE TEETH iVHIiam Johnson of Monmouth street, terranean, the Holy Land and out limit. No longer doei «nT wearer of Egypt, ending the voyage with a A bonaflde newspaper circulation 29 Court St., Phone 8 Freehold, N. J. laid they diil not see Calver use the —the kind The Register has—ia the TEETH, a new, grsatly Improved knife. AH will be called to testify 'short time with our friends the The price of a baby chick and the mly kind that counts with the ad- }*'• wrinkled on upper or lower /.t,, .efore the grand jury. 3ermudians." Their ship boasted price of feed for it are riot'the meas- ertiser. No premiums or other in- hold, them firm «n5 comfortable No >ven a physician, although few boats ducements have ever been offered to Rummy, sooey. pubty taita or ?i.||ni uring sticks to use in making any de- DeoilorliM. Get FASTEETH today ft :arrled a ship doctor at that time. cision that has to do with an Im-secure circulation.—Advertisement. ft Fays to Advertise in The Register. Whelan'a or any other good drug- .to™ Passing a page During the day, Mark Twain wrote, there was "much smoking rMENUSi nd sewing, though not by the same in the lite of parties." On the main deck In front ' of the chicken coops and cattle, pa$- ; George sengers played "horse billiards," a < colloquial name for the modern ship I game of shuffle-board. The chickens Washington By Mrs. Alexander George and cuttle mentioned were carried along to be slaughtered for fresh Lowell Thomas Inter* on to you. Meatless Dinner Menu meat, as refrigeration was not then viewing Meyer and Serving Three known. Reichers before Sound E>,'ps French Style Evenings were short. At eight News-Reel microphone; The father of our Tomato Sauce o'clock everyone went to an upper Buttered .Beets country didn't believe Mushed Turnips cabin for prayers and hymns, after Dread Currant Jam which the entire party sat down to in looking like its r-Id Cake with Cocoanut Creamy record the events of the day in vol- grandfather. . Fronting uminous journals and diaries. Coffee or Tea Several times a photographer In Eggs, French Style the party gave magic lantern ex- Picture below taken from oh. Even at Valley Forge, 8 hard cooked tegs U teaspoon hibitions, advertising that hewoukl scrvation plane which checked 1 cup ltoiled rice salt "show the passengers where they he never went without s Blue Sunoco'j quick starting. a tablespoons chopped ,i teaspoon would eventually arrive." Quite by a shower, shave and Kreen peppers pepper accident the first picture ho throw complete change of Slice eggs, add rest of Ingredients. on the canvas was of a cemetery. Cover with sauce and make 20 min- A mock trial of the purser, who linen every morning. utes in moderate oven. was accused of stealing, charades, . Tomato Sauce checkers and a club to discuss places Keeping up appear- (For Meat or Vegetablea) on the itinerary wero other diver- ances is one sure way J 'a tups tomatoes 'i teaspoon sions that proved highly successful. ta cup u-at«r . _ linear Someone even ntlempted to organ- to keep up the chin. 2 bay leaves !a !enBpo6n 1 union slice salt ize a debating club, but "it was a 4 celery leaves 1/3 teaspoon failure," according to Mark Twain. 4 wholo cloves pepper Flying from Floyd Bennett Field, N. Y., an Uppercu- So if you want to keep Mix all the Ingredients. Simmer 20 SCALDED TO DEATH. fiurnelli plane lifted a Ford car, suspended beneath in line at mighty little minutes, strain, and add to all 2 the fuselage, a mile high into zero cold to proye tbe tablespoons butler which havo boon ItkhlMd IS. Ki'hrliig of Point Pleasant instant quick starting of Dlue Sunoco Motor Fuel. cost, come in and look blended with 2 tblespoons flour. Cook Fatally Injured In Explosion. over those special one minute, stirring constantly. Pour over wsf of. lngregients which have Richard S. Scoring, thirty, ol 100 Lou Reichers, pilot numbers in been placed in buttered shallow bak- Forman avenue. Point PleaBant, was of the plane in the ing dish. scalded to death In the boiler room OVERCOATS of the S. S. Pan America late last test flight. He Is an Gold Coke Thursday, following an explosion of air veteran and a SUITS and (Leftover Egg Yolks Used) a steam pipe. transatlantic flyer. }i cup butter Vt teaspoon A newspaper man, Mr. Sebring, Zeke Meyer, who started the test car, is 1 cup sugar salt TOPCOATS i£ cup cold 2 »i cups pastry formerly of Montclair, had signed, prominently identified with many speedway water . flour on the ship as assistant refrigeration classics at Indianapolis and other tracks. we are selling at 8 egg yolks „ 3 teaspoons 2 teaspoon;* engineer for a 42-day cruise to South lemon extract powder America. The liner was docked at 75 Croam butter and sugar. Add rest the pier of the Ford Motor company of ingredients and beat S minutes. plant at Edgawater and was sched- 14 Pour into 2 layer cake pans which uled to sail Saturday. have been fitted with waxed papers. Mr. Sebring was one of four men See a few of them Bake 20 minutes in modern oven. in the boiler room at the time of the Cocoanut Creamy Frosting explosion. The other three escaped xero by a stairway, but Mr. Sebring in our windows. I tablespoons H teaspoon BOft butter lemon extract dashed up a stairway leading to the 4 tablespoor: ; 1 2/3 cups tilted top of the boiler and was scalded to confectioner' death before aid could reach him. teaspoon sugar vanilla 1/3 cup cocoanut The Point Pleasant man was a re- Mix nutter, croam, extracts and porter and feature writer for the J.KRIDEL Ocean County Leader and also was sugar. Beat well. Let stand 5 min- utes. Beat until creamy. Frost cake a correspondent of the Asbury Park — Red Bank- Press and tho Standard News aSBO- ami sprinkle cocoanut on top. ciation.

DAILY SPECIALS FOR WEEK BEGINNING FEBRUARY 25th

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH starter English Style Rum Toffee Assorted Gloss Hard Candy *m, 5O< Valuc-/o;/(.o«nrf Old Dutch Style Chocolates 40, Vllne—luilfitinj 1/p OKI Fashion Chocolate .: 40<:V«tue—tulltmmd Chocolate Covered Raisin 4_ , -J Peppermint Patties Assorted Frait'Drops Qnsters ABt Vilue—/ullpoimj lip 40t Vi\uc-full pound •i0< Vtlue-full pound Old Time Licorice u OldFashion Vanilla Creams 4 ft Pineapple Fresh Cocoanut ,_, 40t Vllue-IMvmmd 19 Nonpareils Kisses 40( Value—/»« pomd 17 f! •(O< XaXvx-JM pound p Home Made Maple ,,,. Home Made Almond ,. _ Home Made Pecan Honey Nut Cake -tfsi Value l" Coffee Ring jo* Valoe 15p Bun 4o( Vilue

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH FRIDAY, MARCH 1ST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MARCH 2ND and 3RD Chocolate Covered Molasses Peppermint Chocolate Buttercrcams Plantations i-7 , Kisses -io< Valne-/oH/;o«nrf Atsf Vilue—lull tnuiul 1/C 50< Value~/W/pound fifth Avenue Assorted Chocolate and Vanilla Cream Mint Patties *-, , Chocolates ' Fresh Cocoanut Kisses 1 0 4ot VtSot-hllpound 40c Value-lull pound Milk Chocolate Cordial Milk Chocolate Cocoanut O1 Doable Dipped Assorted Royals i0( Vllu«—:full pound *.Xj* Pineapple Chocolates 60< Value-/ull pound 50( V«Iuc-/«///» Home Made Chocolate , „ Home Made Chocolate Angel Cake 40, v«lue 15>p Famous Dundee Cake 401 V«!ne Fudge Cake 4ni Vjlue AT THE FOUNTAINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2TTH Sliced Chlcktn Sandwich *c J Tnniato and Lettuce Cream Cheese atvl Jelly rtiuUr 20( J-Jp Sandwich and Coffee * e , Sandwich and Coffee Maple Vfolnut Sundae 1 n , eeiuhe lit lip regular lit regular 2Of i-Up Pineapple SundaereiuUr iv J.0p Frosted Milk Shake Coffee or Tea with Cake * p , regular \ii ' reu/jr 20( JLftp Buttered Toast with P with Coffee regular llf 15p with Coffee regular lit Caramel Sundae reuUr at 10p Chocolate Marshmallow Sir3tvlr?rry Jtc Cream Soda fif/l Mercury-Made Sunoco 20-W Motor Oil. Sunoco >mi 20t purthaie Pineapple Ice Cream Soda ed vessels, armored cars landed in inacces- tinted communities; wiriime iinlii secretlr 20-VC lubricaiM instantly every friction surface and result, IV sibledesertrefrioDsforcxploration or power dropped behind enemy lines and motorsleda remains fluid at icro temperatures! permitting boats launched for exploration in the upper flown into hitherto inaccessible polar ar««l. 186#;S.£5RES~Ofiie Near You iht starter to snap over the motor without "drag." 43-A BROAD STREET, REP BANK BED BANK. An Ideal Place to live. THE BECJISTEB'a FLATVOBH, located on the Beautiful Broad Street to the BIm Shrewibury Blvw on booi S«wor» on' Every Street bom New York, and provid- ing every city convenience. RED BANK REGISTER Sidewalks along the Hlghwuyi luued Weakly, Entered k» 8econd-Cl«l< Mttter ut tb« Font- Subscription Price: One Year 12.00. VOLUME LVII, NO. 35. offlca at Hud Bank, N. 3,. undar tho Act of March 2, 1376. RED BANK, N, J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Sij Months 11.00. Single Copy 4c. PAGES 11 TO 22. John J. Quinn For NEW LIBRARY RULE. The Snow Mystery Drive Planned To HENBY GREEN'S TKIAI* Brotherhood Day Reiman Robbery Ritzau Guilty Reference Boohs Cannot Be Used for Bed Uank Man's Fut» Will Probably District Attorney Crossword 1'uizles. Still Unsolved Collect Taxes bo Decided Today. Services Sunday My sjtery Solved On Four Counts The trial of Henry Green of Red In keeping with the practice estab- , a con- considered the case did not indict noon and evening. The first service was broken into and ailvorwuro val* hie faroia, Rlverdule and Cloverdale, the position of United States district ago to its books the library in obliged tion of who had charge of removing certod drive will be made to secure Mr. Green, but hu waa indicted by will be held, at three o'clock in the ned at $SOU waa ntoioii, On Sunday attorney for Now Jeraoy. The story anow at Red Bank. He says he waa another jury later. where ottlls worn raided last summer to refuse the use of reference books J srmio of Vdxcu now due to the afternoon' in the Baptist church. William Lcuck and John Maletto, who by agents of the state alcoholic con- lhferB that Mr. Quln,rf, who Is on a for such purposes. told last week by Councilman Ken- county, Director Frederic P. Kelchey Mr. Green had been employed by The other service will take place in live on Valley drivo, near Atlantic trol board, were convicted by a jury vacation sojourn in Florida, will be neth M. Wyclcnff, chnlrmnn of the announced at : tin: meeting of the the borough of Red the Reformed church at 7:30 o'clock. Highlands, were arrested on a charge" appointed to tho position within a Signed: Board of trustees. street committee," that the answer before Judge Harry Truex at Free- board of chosen frcfilioldnra Wednes- years, llrut with the streS depart- The day Is being observed through- of having committed the crime and hold last Monday. few weeks. The article is as follows; would be forthcoming If asked for day. He introduced the'subject and; ment and later at the sewage dis- pan of the loot waa found buried in nt the next council meeting. Mr. out the nation, ft was inaugurated Ritzau and tho other defendants, United States Senator A. Harry urged that a conference of municipal posal plant. He had a good record last year by the National conference the cellar of Leuck's home. The two Moore was prepared, today to press Jaudy was primed to ask the ques- prior to the . Street Super- men have confessed their guilt ac- John Bruno, Joseph Zlegler, David Charles Doerr's tion,, but he did not ask Mr. Wyckoff oilicfahj' and the board be held at of Christians and Jews. Rabbi Ar- Daly and A. George Cook, are all at for the appointment of John J. the court house next, Wednesday af- intendent Robert Pierce, Ensley M. cording to Justice Louis H. Meese, re- Quinn of Red Bank as United States when the next council meeting would White and several other residents of corder of Middletown township, and liberty under ball. They will bo sen- be held. It took place Monday night. ternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Clerk Cole tenced on Monday. Their trial began district attorney for New Jersey. Dead Body Found was directed lo notify the municipal Red Bank have testified as character the police are investigating a state- Mr. Jaudy not knowing this was not witnesses in favor of Mr. Green. ment alleged to have been made by last Friday and closed at three present and the answer to his ques- officials. the prisoners that the silverwaro not o'clock on Monday when the Jury re- The Remains of East Keansburg tion has not yet been given. Director Reichey spoke briefly of tired to deliberate The verdict was yet recovered ia now at New York Youth, Who Perished Three Last week a county dally newspa- the proposed county police radio and hus been melted down. More ar- announced 25 minutes later* Months Ago, Cast Up by the system. His auyaeytion that a con- Annual Every rests are expected. Tho flva faced three charges of Il- per quoted Mr. Jaudy as having ference with the committee of po- legal manufacture and possession of Sea at Sandy. Hook Sunday. criticised the manner In which snow lice chief a and board members be Major credit for running down the unregistered stills and two of Illegal removal work was done at Red Bank held at the court house on Wednes- Member Canvass two men and for finding the silver- The dead body of Charles Doerr, and as having said that "it is the old ware is due to William Fix of the possession of alcoholic beverages. Jr., aged nineteen years, son of Mr. day morning at 10:00 o'clock, waa State agents testified that they found army game, Just passing the buck." Fted Bank Methodists to Call Up- Middletown township police force. He and Mrs. Charles Doerr of EaBt Mr. Jaudy states that no reporter of approved by the board. had only one rather vaguo clue to four thousand-gallon stills on each of Keansburg, was found Sunday by A number of fuel bids received by on Their Members and En- Ritzau's farms as well aa a large the newspaper in question inter- [work on but it proved sufllcient. Mrs. coast guardsmen on the ocean side viewed him and that some of the re- County Purchasing Agent Smith deavor to Get More Church Reiman, in talking with a Register quantity of alcohol. beach of Sandy Hook. On November were opened at the board meeting marks attributed to him by the news Activity. reporter, said that too much praisa Ritzau testified that he had leased 30 Charles and William Marksteln, paper are entirely without foundation, and awarded according to the agent's could not be accorded to the officer the large barn on the Rlverdalo farm aged twenty years, son of Mr. and including the one about "passing the recommendations. The Atlantic Sup- The annual ev^ry member can- for his brilliant and Indefatigable to John J. Williams' for the manu- Mrs. Frank Markstein of East buck." He says he did try to find out ply company of Red Bank was vass of the Methodist church of Red work. She also said that Earl Hoycr, facture of fertilizer and a plot of land Ke,anBburg, went duck hunting dur- without success who was in charge awarded the contract for both fuels Bank will be hold Sunday afternoon, chief of police of the township, Re- near the river to Frank Maok for ing windy and rainy weather in a of the work and that he did find —101,000 gallons of No. 2 furnace j February 24, when everyone whose corder Meesc, the state troopers and picnic grounds. Edward W. Wise, canoe on Harltan bay. fault because Monmouth street was oil for the court house, and 250 tons appears on the church record others who helped Mr. Fix, deserved Red Bank attorney stated that he When they did not return after neglected. He feels that as a citizen of ,No. 1 buckwheat coal for use at will try to be reached in person by much commendation. hsd drawn the leases! Mr. Ritzau ad- several hours a searcjj was started. and taxpayer he waa entitled to def- the welfare home. Other bidders on some group of canvassers, whose mis- mitted on cross examination that he inite information Instead of receiv- sion it will be to take the message The Reiman Residence is rather had visited tho farms almost dally The East Koansburg First Aid squad the fuel oil and their Quoted nrio isolated and most of the dwellings was very active, working day and ing a "runaroufid." per gallon were as follows: Burns of the church to each individual but said ho did not know of the ex- member. in that neighborhood are not occu- iatenco of the stills. night, in looking for the two youths. On, the otherj hand Mr. Jaudy Brothers, Bradley Beach, .06; Heas, pied during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Two days later some of tho mem- states* that he believes that on the incorporated, Asbury Park, .059 gal- According to an announcement it Reiman spent most of the winter- in The other defendants likewise .de- bers of the squad found tho canoe whole a good job of removing the lon, but the bid was irregular be- is desired that every member be a Baltimore. On four occasions during nied any knowlcdgo of the presence at Staten Island. About two weeks snow was done at Red Bank at small cause of insufficiency of certified contributor with prayer, presence, the past five years thieves broke in- of the stills. Zeigler said he was em- afterwards the dead body of William expense to the taxpayers. He says check; Bartron Petroleum company, gifts and service and an increased to the house while they were absent ployed aa an electrician. It was Zieg- Markstein was discovered encased In the work was done much, better here Tennent, .065 gallon; Crew-Lcvlclt benevolent budget fulfilled. and got booty. Before going to Bal- ler, agents tostlned, who was serving ice near Port Monmouth. than in ,most other places, including company, Philadelphia, .065 gallon; According to the statement just timore Mr. and Mrs. Reiman request- as look-out on the night of the raid, As time passed Mr. and Mrs. Doerr the municipality where the daily Sinclair Reiining. company of New made public, only 25 per e'ent of the ed Mr, Fix. to inspect the. house aa . and who pulled the switch outside became satisfied that their son was members of the church arc attending one of the barns that stopped the mo- newspaper in question Is published York city, and tho Warner-Quinlan often as possible, This the officer dead and they gave up' hope that the and that It would behoove this pub- company of Long Branch both quot- Sunday morning worship, eighteen did, but ho has a big territory to pa- tors and apprised the men Inside of body would bo recovered. The per cent attend Sunday evening wor- the coming of thQ.jalders, lication to pay more attention to its ed prices which would fluctuate. The BEV. It. B. HERSHON. trol on his motorcycle and in spite guardsmen who found the corpse own homo town affairs instead of Atlantic Supply company bid .055 per hip, 5!i per cent attend the weekly of his vigilance thieves got Into the* Frederick M. Pearoo of Metuchen were unacquainted with the youth putting words in his mouth which prayer service and twenty per cent house and got safely away with their represented Ritzau and Joseph Mat- and they took tho body to John W. gallon. attend the church school. Only six thur Hershon of Congregation B'nai JOHN J. QUINN. he never uttered. Mr. Jaudy says Israel and Rev. W. Carmen Trem- booty. Mr. Reiman offered a reward tlce of Anbury Park was attorney for Flock's morgue nt I/ing Branch. It that he has been informed that some The Atlantic Supply company was per cent work in the church school. of 5100 for the arrest of the thieves. the others. was In a decomposed state and the also low on their bid of $8.D0 per bath, pastor of tho Reformed church, Senator Mooro recommended Mr. of the Red Bank employees worked There will be an extra effort made led the movement in Red Bank last The robbery occurred In broad day- Quinn's appointment yesterday and only clothing that remnined were 26 hours without rest to scrape nnd ton. The bid ot the Hess, incorporat- to get not only an increased attend- light on the ufternoon of February the remnants of a pair of trousers ed, Was lower, $U.3u per tun, but like yoari Tho object io to mobilize the doclared he would seek a conference otherwise clear the streets of snow ance, but also increased service forces of goodwill and to promote 1. The thieves got into the houae with Prooldont Roooovolt at tho nnd a pair of hlnok silk flockn. Laun- without extra compensation and that the check which accompanied the tho church Hchoul, miaaionary groups by breaking open a cellar window. American Legion dry mal-ka on the socks convinced oil bid, the certified check was not common effort on the part of religi- earliest opportunity. The proposal too much credit cannot be accorded and young people's groups. The bug- ous groups, to promote human wel- They were temporarily balked, be- came ss no surprleo to many Demo- Mr. and Mrs. Doerr that the body to them. for the required amount, so the bid get of , current expenses for the cause they were unable to open or waa that of their son. Besides his had to be rejected. John M. Laird, t fare and good citizenship. Post Very Active crats since Mr. Quinn has long had But he wants his question an- church rias been made public and it - The speaker at the afternoon ses- break down the stout, heavy door the backing of Mayor Frank Hague, parents tho youth Is survived by a Tennent, was thu only other bidder, will bo necessary to raise $7,980' for which afforded entrance from the cel- winter, Charles was born, tit Newn swered and he wants more attention at. $6.64 per ton. sion in the Baptist church will he Freehold Unit to Have Nation- New Jersey r>ftnso<.*rM.i« leader. paid to Monmouth street tho nejit thn local church work with an »•!- Rev. R. B. Ilerahon of Anbury Park, lar to the llrol floor. However, they al Speakers to Talk on Old The appointment, which la mado Tho funeral will be held tomorrow time thero is a snowfall. The settling of plans of the Greene ditional $750 for the benevolent bud- a brother of the local rabbi. The hade a second attempt to gain en- by the President and confirmed by afternoon at half-past one o'clock at avenue bridge at Brielle. came a lit- get for world service. program will be as follows: trance to the house and this time Age Pension and Unemploy the senate, will probably, bo cnrrlod tho homo of Mr. and Mm. Markstein tle closer on Wednesday, when a they were successful. They got In- through!' within several weeks, it was delegation from the municipality In- Prelude ....Harold A. I.arn side by breaking open a'window on ment Insurance. parents of the other ydting man who ••Call to Worship" Choi said at Senator Moore's office, it is waa drowned. The interment will be Veterans' Party formed tho board that, the majority Invocation Rev. w. c. Trembath the first floor. The Freehold post, American Le- customary for the department of in Hollywood cemetery at Irvington of the residents wanted the bridge Society Holds Hymn, "America, the 'Beautiful'1 gion, has arranged with several justice to Investigate the nominee In. charge of Undertaker Harvey Be- repaired or replaced. There havi Resiiutinlvc iimdinc Tho only clue that Mr. Fix hud wai speakers of note to appear at the At Globe Hotel Kabhi Arthur Hcichon, lender supplied by a chauffeur who is em- after the 6enator makes the recom- dle of Keyport. been many arguments on the point, Annual Dinner Choir selection legion home to discuss subjects of mendation. . A short time ago Mr. Doerr gave with various petitions being present- Prayer Rev, A. L. Bnne ployed by tho owner of an estate, national, state and county Import- Mr. Quinn haa been active in the a dinner for the First Aid squad of Everything All Ready for Fcsliv ed to the board, both for the repair Ladies' Night of the Monmouth OITprinp and do.Nolog near the Reiman • property. On the ance. Tho National Administration Choir selection afternoon the crime took place the Democratic organization for twenty East Keunsburg in appreciation of ities to be Held Tonight by of the bridge and for its abolition. County Horticultural Society "l-'ni th of Our Fathd-s" has promisod to send a speaker from years, and hns served, aB prosecutor their efforts to find his son. At the Even at the meeting on Wednesday Acl'liens I!nl>!)i I!. II. llcrnhon chauffeur saw an nutomobllo parked Washington, D. C, to talk on old in Monmouth. county. If appointed Vernon A. Brown Pott—Tur- Last Night Was Attended by Hymn. "'0 Beautiful My Country" in front-of tho Keiman place. The conclusion of tho feast, he made a ai; the representatives present were chauffeur noticed that the automo- age pension and unemployment In he would succeed Harlan Besson, gift of $25 to the squad.. key Dinner and Dancing. not agreed."Councilman Harold Hoff- 130 Persons. Benediction Bev. John Hnyes surance. Governor Hoffman haB Jersey City attorney, whoso term Rabbi Hershon of Red Bank and bile had a license having four num- man presented the side for those The 39th annual ladies' night, and been contacted and it is expected does not expiro until the summer of Vernon A. Brown post of Veterans who want the bridge maintained, and Rev. Mr. Trembath will address the erals, but he could remember only that he will appear there shortly. 1936. It Is customary, however, for of Foreign Wars of Red Bank has dinner of the Monmouth County meeting in the evening at the Re- the first three numbers. This waa completed preparations for its din- Edward J. Walsh, representing the Horticultural society was held last the only information which he could Tomorrow at eight o'clock, Com- tho rotlrlng Incumbent to quit his Coming Events Brielle realtors, spoke against keep- formed church. The rabbi will con- position soon after a now appointee ner and dance tonight at the Globe night at the Rosevelt Tea room at duct the responsive reading in Eng- furnish to Officer Fix. The police- mander Donald Hobart of the Amer- hotel. An elaborate repast will take ing the bridge unless it is equipped Little Silver and was attended by 130 man got in touch wilh the motor ican Veterans' association and a is designated. At Elks Home with a draw or that it be given ade- lish and Mr. Trembath will read The position Is ordlnnrily for the place, with turkey as the principal persons. A turkey dinner was served passages from the Old Testament in vehicle department and made a copy state representative of the "Ameri- 1 iliah. One of the features will be a quate clearance abovo high tide. T>Uduring which short talk3 were given Hebrew. John Zagaja, violinist, will of the license of every automobile can Legion will debate the prepay- duration of the term of the admin- rector Reichey said the board was istration and pays a salary of $7,000 Red Bank Towners Ball Tomor- period of speechraaking, during by members and guests. Harry A. play the traditional Jewish melody, hiving the three numbers la ques- ment' of the adjusted compensation, which the principal address will be interested nt this time in only the Kettel was toastmaster. After the 'Eli, Ell," and the senior choir will tion. commonly known ns tho bonus. annually. row Night and Fire Depart- fact as to.whether or not the people Tho post has also been sought by made by Col. Harry G. Thomas, dinner, games and dancing were en- present an anthem, "The God of Mr. Fix worked on the case day and It Is the hope of the veterans that ment Ball Saturday Night— father of Lowell Thomas, the fam- wanted the bridge continued, and joyed, with Joseph Kennedy acting Abraham Praise." Miss Pearl Ralph everyone interested in these subjects Ward Kremer of Asbury Park, form- finding that they did, the board night. He ran down many false er Judge of tho first district court of Calendar for Month. ous radio newscaster. His subject as master of ceremonies. Music wai will be in charge of the musical pro- leads and got out warrants for * will attend. Thero will bo no ad- will be "George Washington and Mil- would continue with the plans for provided by Hackett'a orchestra. gram. number of searches which proved un- mission charge to these affairs; the Monmouth county. Ho and Mr. Tomorrow at the Elks home on itary Events of Today." Other its repair in accordance with the veterans only ask tho attendance of Qutnn have beon at odds as workers Happy and amusing reminiscences availing. In making the searches in the Democratic county party or- Broad street the Rod Bank Towners speakers will bo John P. G. McPhee, finances available. It was apparent were related by some of the speakers there were two things which the of- the general public to encourage their ganization. Mr. Kremer wan inatru- will hold a ball, and on Saturday secretary of the Chamber of Com- that if Director Reichey had not who have been members of the so- Discuss Building licer looked for particularly. One was organization to continue a program nlpht the tenth annual ball. of the merce of Red Bank, and Rabbi Ar- definitely closed off Mr. Walsh, that a two-man saw and the, other was* mental In a party split which sought thur Hershon. ciety many years. Mr. Kettel and. that concerns the[ public. the naming of Surrogate Joseph Red Bank Hrc department will take the entire argument would have been W. W. Kennedy, who are the only New Borough Hall searchlight in such a bad state of re- The publicity committee of the Donahay as county chairman in 1934. place. Events at the Elka home next J. Webster Linson, county com- resumed and reviewed at that time. living charter members, recalled th pair that it would fall apart unless American Legion would like tho pub- This effort was unsuccessful os Leo week include the Lions club meeting mander of the Veterans of Foreign Three communications from Brielle, early days of the organization. WH- The possibility of building a new held in a certain manner. These were lic to know that their hall Is avail- Warwick, who was Quinn'a candi- and tho Kotsi ry-Postoffico bowling Wars, will be the toastmaster. Af- on the bridge question, preceded the iiam Turner, who has been a borough hall at Atlantic Highlands he only articles of small value taken able for the discussion of subjects date for tho post, waa re-named. match Tuesday night, Chamber of ter" tho-dinner an entertainmont nnd verbal expressions of the same na- tier since 1901, told of the ten silver with federal funds was discussed at by tho thieves, and Mr. Fix believed that havo local, state or national ap- Mr. Quinn, now 42, was named Commerce dinner Wednesday night, dance will be given. Music will be ture. Director Reichey referred the cups donated to the society by Bert- a special meeting of the mayor and that the guilty parties would hot try peal. The Freehold post sponsors a county prosecutor in 1925 having Rotary club meeting and Elks testi- provided by the Kentucky Mountain- matter to the bridge department and ram H. Borden of Rumson, in mem- council of that place Monday night. to sell these things but would keep Girl Scout and Boy Scout troop, served as first assistant under Pro- monial dinner to Dr, Thomas C. Mc- eers. Tho sale of tickets has been County Engineer John F. Hogan. ory of bis wife, Mrs. Mary Owen After a lengthy discussion Mayor them for their own use. assists their less fortunate comrades secutor Charles Sexton, who wns Vey, past exalted ruler, Thursday limited and will discontinue after The board was complimented for Bordon. One cup is to be awarded Chauncoy C. Phillips advised that The clue of the three numbers pltu In hospitals and helps destitute vet- appointed in 1920. He Is serving his night; Lions-Elks bowling match on five o'clock this afternoon. Tickets the speedy and thorough way in each year to the person receiving the matter bo brought before the other things led the officer to bellev* erans and their families. It Is their second term as Democratic stato Friday night and Lady Ellta Bowl- may be bought at the Globe hotel or which it cleared the highways fol- the highest number of points at the general public at the next meeting, that it would be worth white to hopo that tho general public will committeomnn. Mr. Quinn waa ad- ing club dance in the grill Saturday from Henry Sanders, commander of lowing the recent snow storm, In .society's annual show. The first cup February 2t>. There is also current search William Leuck's house. Leuck come to know them better through mitted to the bar in November of night. Vernon A. Brown post, at his garage rumors that the discussion will also ia 41 years old, John Maletto, who on Broad street, Shrewsbury. The two communications. One waa from was awarded last year. using tholr home and attending 1914 and became a counselor In 1919. Other coming events at the Elks Charles R. Zncharias of Allcnhnrst, include the proposal to building an lives with him, Is nineteen, Maletto these public meetings on subjectB of committee In charge of the event Keniarks were also made by Percy addition to the high school building. He had attended New York law homo arc aa follows: and the other from Walter P. Brown It. Hicks, president of the society; Wa.q married nhout. a month ago. Th* concern to tho taxpayers. school for ono week but upon hear- comprises James Kaufman chair- of Oakhurst. Director Reichey search warrant was drawn up by ing of hlB admission to tho bar left Mnreh C—Li (inn Hub meeting; Lions- man, George Pettie, James Glendin- John Tanner, president of , the El- Justice Mecso at midnight Saturday. FoMuflioo how line mnlch. ning, Alfred Cnston and David Tu- thought it very pleasant for the beron Horticultural society; Willinm COMING VENDUES. SODALITY TO HOLD DANCE. the school. Ho had been nerving us Mm-ch 7—KoBulnr meeting Elks lodae. board to receive a compliment once When Mr. Fix informed Lueclc and a clork in tho law oftlco of his uncle Mnreh 8—Elks-Rotary bowling match. inldaiskl. Norman, president of the Monmouth- Maletto of his purpose- In coming to in a while. Eibcron branch of the National As- George II. Roberts, The Well Known Festivities at St. James's Auditorium up to the!time ho took tho examina- Miurh 12—I.IOIIH club meeting; Elks- Auctioneer, To Cry Three Sales. their homo they expressed amaze- tion. •Ktnilii'o howling match. John G. Gluck, whose appointment sociation of Gardeners; Rev. William ment and Indignation. They said they Friday, March 1. Mun-li ITi—United Women'* Republican BOCKBEISRFKAST. aa publicity man for the freeholders, Calvin Colby, pa.stor of the Rumson Three public sales of farm ma- Mr. Quinn Is at present a member* club luncheon uiciitimr; Rotary mul Lions caused such a political furore at the wcio Innocent and that it waa out- The Sodality of the Blessed Vir-. of tho Now York Port Authority. He clul> mcctiiitfH. Presbyterian church. William Mac- chinery, live stock and produce arc raeoous to search their residence. gin Mary of St. James's church of Mnrch 1G—St. Patrick'H eve dance Special Brew Will Be Usher In Cere- last meeting, presented his resigna- intosh, William Porter, Michael Con- being advertised In today's Issue. The The search waa mado nevertheless, Is married and the father of two under uuflttlcefl of Elks lodtJO. moniously at Gus's Cafe. tion Wednesday and the board ac- llrst salo will be held by Joseph Kln- Red Bank, will hold their annual daughters. •!i 17—Dimca benefit St. Anthony's nors, Frank Edlngton, Harry Collis, nnd In the cellar Mr. Fix found evi- dance on Friday evening, March 1, cepted It. He explained that he had L. B. Jones, Percy H. Radford, T. haffcr on the C. S. Holrnes farm, ono dence which convinced him that he church. A bockbeerfeast will bo held at secured a better position doing re- at St. James's auditorium. Toddy FARM SALE SATURDAY. Miu.li 23—Anntinl bull Laillei' Hebrew Gus'a Sllvor Bar cafe- at 26 West 10. Nostler, William Williams, W. H. milo north of Holmdol village on the waa on the right track. Part of this Hoyt's orchestra will provide the society. ' Front street Saturday night, March search work nt Washington, and Waito, Chillies Chambcrlin and Ted Holmdel-Keyport rotul tomorrow, evidence was a two-man wood saw. muBlc. Prizes for the novelty dances 2, at sevon o'clock. The menu will would leave for It on Mureli 1. Hastings. At tho gathering were Washington's birthday, February '22. Stuffed behind a pillow on an eave Walter D. Fields To Cry Sulc an A request from the township ot Thu sale, will begin promptly at will bo awarded and refreshment* Schanok Farm nt Marlboro. consist of bockwurat and sauerkraut three generations of the Kennedy was a flashlight. It well npnrt when will be served. Women Democrats To and roiiHt turkey with tho usual fix- Holmdcl was grunted, when tbe and Turner families, the grnmlfath- twelve o'clock. The chairladlos in charge are Miss- Mrs. Willarcl Schnnclt will havo n board adopted a resolution jirovidlni; WU- JTJio second sale will be held start- the oillcor pressed the button to turn ings. Music and entertainment will era being W. W. Kennedy and the light on. Mr. Fl* wna unable to es Eeglna Ansbro and Roso Marks public Bale of farm mnchinory nnd Meet At Sea Bright be provided. This will mark the for tho taking over of Arrowsm'" llum Turner. infVt noon Saturday, February 23, other articles on tlio Wlllnrd Schnncli Mill ronci nnd South Laurel avenue on the William, H. Potter furni, two Iliid the silverware, but. he folt that assisted by Mlssoa Catherine Bray, opening of the bockbeor season in The committee in charge of the tho two things which he hail found Helen Curlcy, Dorothy Decker, Ber- farm nt Mnrlboro Saturday, February The Women's Democratic club of Red Bank. Tho sale of tickets, has as county roiuls, subject to tho ap- nrrangenients was composed' of miles west of Middletown on tho Red 23. Tho farm Is located on tho mnln Sea Blight met Thursday night at nrovnl of the Slate Highway depart Hill-Holmdnl road. This salo is be- wore sutltciont to cnuao tho arroit nadotto Emmons, Margaret Curley been limited to one hundred. Frank T. Kdingtou ehnirmnn, John of Lfluck nnd Mnlcttn. Monica Emmons, Mary DeMarla highway botwoen Freehold and Mat- the home of Mrs. Jano. Garland and ment. Dirnkc, Charlea Byrnes, Alex Per- ing advertised by Mr. Potter. Mary, Grause, Mary Herden, Anna awan. Tho Bale will start promptly mado plans to entertain tho Mon- A resolution wan adopted provid- civnl, James Kennedy. Joseph Ken- The other sale is advertised by The two men wero led off to th« Hoffman, Margaret Kelsey, Anna at twelve o'clock. An advertisement mouth County Women'H Democratlu Mothers to Hold Card Tarty. ing for the issuance of J.WO.OOO tux nedy and Charles Rice. Natolo Much on his farm located on townishlp jnll at Campbell's JuiicUoiv May Lang; Virginia Laurlno, Cath- rouai'dlng tho snlo appoura elsewhere dub nt its monthly meeting Satur- anticipation bonds, with details left tho Holmdol to Crawford's Corner protesting that they were Innocent In this Jdaue. Terms aro cash and On Tuesday afternoon, February and that they would tnka court ac- erine Lorcnz, Margarot Marks, Mary day afternoon of tliia week at 26, the mothers of tho flfth-graiio. in tlio hands of County Treasurer DONATES RACING TROI'HY. road, near Crawford's Corner. It will Rel««, Catherine Macsey, Tlllio Neat- Walter D. Fields will bo Iho auc- (li'oign nnd Charlie's lobster house. Naughton. bo held Tuesday, February 20, at ono tion to obtain damages for fnleo ar- tioneer. pupils of St. Janica' school will hold Charles K. .Straus, senior member rest. After they had apont thn night lcr, Lorotta Sample, Margaret Sal- Tho meeting will atari nt bnlf-past a card and bunco party In tho school The session closed with the read- o'clock. In addition to selling livo ' m i m two o'clock. of tho Straus Company department stock, produce and farm machinery, In jail they gave Information to tbtt mon, Grace Mlnton and Lorottn Val- auditorium. Games will start, lit half- ! Inn or the bills. store of Red Bank, hast otlered a police siuthoritle;i, na a rouult "f which entino. Garden Club Meotlnp;. The Sea Ihight club also mado Mr. Much will offer hlo (SO-acro fnro> past two o'clock and thero will be trophy to the Monmouth lco boat to the highest, bidder. a liirgo pint of fiio booty was fourlil Thoman W. Head, superintendent arrangement:) fur a en id party Satur- prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Cyril j AUXILIARY MF.KrS, lildilrn in the cellar of I.miek'« holla*. Proposed Now Bund I»»ues. of the Straus cotnto on rtlveroldo club to bo awarded In the buat own- day night, Murcli 0, ut tile homo of Butler nnd Mrs. Hnrry PonnlnRtnn er whoso craft nuiluM the third best George II. Roberts, well known Rimorilpr Mom committed lh« twn Tho township commiltoe of Mid drive, will bo the speaker at the next Mi 3. Edward A. Brown on Ocean Vvill be the hostossefl and lhi>y will I Fire Women I'liui For liiinco l'arty auctioneer, will cry all tho aalea. Thn men to the county jull without ball. illotown township at it« meeting las meeting of the Neighborhood Garden showing In this season's races. avcmir. Tho eommitten cunslstB of bo aflnlfilcd by tho other mothers of At lloltcr Home March H. Mr. StraiiB was a very close friend terms In each case will bo cash. Alex Thursday paused two ordinances for club Monday afternoon, February 25, Mrs. liMwnrd A. Drown, chairman; thfl class, Hc.Clcon will bo clerk ot tho Klnhni- the Issuance of bond». Tho ordi- at two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Tho Woman's auxiliary of tho locnl of the late James T, Clayton, who fer .sale, and Mr. McClcea will bo in- Duller nt Klk». Miii. Jaineii P, Hamilton, prizes; Mrs. lire department met Monday night nt waa vice- commodore of tlio North nances wo Scheduled to receive their Donald E. LUWCB nt Foxwood Park, William II. Fowler, Jr., tablos, and sido clerk and Wllllnm II. Potter. A dunce will bo given by lh» Bed Policeman Uuyn House. tile Relief ilrclioiiiio on Dnimmond Shrewsbury iceboat and yacht club Jr., outsklo clerk ut tho Potter sule. final readings next Thursday. One Little Silver. Jlrn. Amelia. Contello, refreshments. John M. Stoye, a policeman nt place nnd made plans for n, bunco J Junk Townui!i under tho nuapkei of ordinance provides for a bond IBBUO and appreciating tho deep Intorcst tho Red Bank Atlilttlo n»m>d»t!on The next meeting of tho club will Hod Bank, has bought Hocco Buffa'a party to bo hold Thursday ovonlng, Mr. Clayton had In Ice yachting hao of J200.000 to pay money due for Hospital Benefit. take plnco Thursday night, March 7, py at tlm ISIItn ulttli on Drnart atroot to« tllo and fltucco hotmo on Throck- March, 14, nt the Relief flrehousc prompted Mr. Htrnua to help encour- A Correction, school taxes and tho other provides at the home of Mm. Jnmcn P. Hamil- morion nvc*iuio for bin own mte. The morrow ajght, Tlwmat Hackutt »Bil» iin.-limitra will fumlah mu«lr> /or by the Fair Havon auxiliary of Ilio ton. lot la 50x101) foot nnd tho liousn hits mini of the affair and she will lie as- winter pmitliiH1. of IJneroft was fined on a churgo of Btandlne notcn. g [ ^ six rooms, a bathroom and modern tluni'liiK- ('linriim llruno 1* (sliali'ifl»tt Kivcrvlcw hospital will bo held on sisted by Mrs. Kreil Mtnideu nnil 1-ecklens driving a;i the result of tin nt tlm uiTnlr. Minstrel. Monday afternoon, February 20, at (Jiving Ijiinnlioon Sell. iiupi'ovoinontH. The imlo-wati made Mm. Minnie Ornueri:. I'uoi on automobile accident tit Freehold wan tho homo of Mia. C. R. Patton of by tho William A, Hopping agency. Over twenty member.* of the aux- to suit your burner; best (trades ana Annual Epworth Wiles at Navo- Tho llrst of a •M-]>let:o blue luncheon prices. Unexcelled service. Frod D. not true. As a result of an Invtifit! NoMfl*. alnk library, Thursday evening, Fen Porman street, off Hanuc road, Fair set was) dlfttrlbuUd to women patrons iliary wero present, Kollowlng thu Wlkoft Co.. Red Bank, phono S52.— gallon of tho accident matin by the Mm. IIRVIII H. Kttip at JtMtWWK ruary 28. Admission, adults BOc Haven. regular bthini'wi ne >:iion cards nntl WIHIIM tu tlmnk nil IIIUMB 1»}W M> i of llin Htrand theater liint night. Tho AI la nt It- Theater. Atlantic Advertisement B police, Mr. Lungendorf wan found nut. children 2Re.—Advertisement. Tunsulny and Weclurmluy, ri urn v iMUim wcrr )>l;tyed nfler which tnitlty. loyally nlili'd Her Io Victory durtM|, Mliulrrl. HHIII! piece In the not will be Kivt' tho rocont hoard ill WjIlCfltlflR MMK*! tonight, nnd other plpecu will be. dl: "viii-nk in "I Moll Mvi'iyil u." will l*'rre spaghetti. nnm'hlK every Attention Klks, 2,'IH. Typewriters rented, boii«ht. nold slnk llhrnry, Thuindny evening, li'rli- tllhnUul (.-very Wmliii-mlny nnd Tlun l«i ;>linivn Iri'Mrail of "Tli .' j o of Salunlny night. Oichestra. West RrKiihir HoHslon tonight (Thl n.-niclni'. I- riiliiv night. 1'. Kulmhc's Ilnyn Oc; dn.v following mi! II Utc complete n hindrance" nH HI hoiltilort in mu ' Cuff. IH!> Went i''rmit slrcct.—A(|vcr- irjnrt Tuviin, Went Front street, 1'. clny), Drawing for $lfi prl/.n, t,iini'h- street, Bed Bank.—AdvcrlJBoment children 35o.-*Advcrtlscmont. lina been given iiuC advertisement.—Advertisement. Borelll, proprietor.—Advertisement. eon after juoeUnjj.- UtlU lll Tho KogI«tor.-,Mvr Page Twelve HEP BANK REGISTER, FEBBUARY21,1985. this feature complete a perpetual in- not related, were warm PBOTKCTB PUBLIC their own aggregation along tha School Business ventory is desirable. Education Board friends and Intensely Interested Jn St. James Church Nip And Tuck In •peetatori' line and tha friendly fra- Organization — The organization school work. Mutual Grocery Store Beplaea Hot- tarnal cheers of tha R«d Bankers chart adopted by the board is wrong Everything about the development ted Window Rama*. and their aupportM* Thla prompt Member 29 Years Lenten Services u ; In Middletown Jn that It places the district clerk un- of the township sohool system TOT the protection of the publlo Ice Yacht Series *<- on on tha part of tha Snow der the supervision of the supervis- not go so smoothly as the initial pro- Manager Elmer B, Smith, fir., of the Flake's crtw won for thim the race State Iiupector of Account! Says ing principal. * Joseph W. Thompson Will Have posal to build new schoolhouses Ble&ng of Aihe. on Adi Wed- local Mutual grocery itore on Broad Red Bank Mid Long Branch « the day, and.when they crosiod rMoney Was Illegally U»ed to Extra .Curricular Accounts—The Rounded Out That Number of Middletown village, Lincroft and Bel- nesday, March 6—Service* on street, has recommended1 to bla au- Club* Each Have a Leg on the finish lint they had tha honor \ Make Payroll Paymentt—Wil- confused condition in which certain Years of Service for Middle- ford. Hot elections took place with Sundays, Wednesdays and thorities that new frames In his America'* Championing Pen- of sailing to victory In one of the Internal accounts were found two regard to building Echoolhouses at Friday*—Pre-Lenten Event*. ahow windows be replaced for. the hardest blows felt here In many an ,' liam A. Steinle Praised. years ago has been cleared up. The town Township in April. other places and also with regard to old rotted wooden framsa formerly nant—Bad Sailing Conditions loe boating season. < Payments,of salaries to principals, district clerk is handling the athletic Twenty-nine years of free public the election of school board mem- Special Lenten services will begin holding the windows, ' The ioa yacht races for the cham- The third and deciding race was teachers and Janitors and of money funds and Miss Elizabeth Sehnoor Is service as a member of the Middle- bers. They were attended with varied on Ash Wednesday, March 6, al St. Mr, Smith in an acknowledgment pionship pennant of America for scheduled for yesterday, but due to due to bua, contractors were made by treasurer of the other funds. She is town township board of education. results, sometimes one aide and some- James's church. Before the eight was permitted to have new frames Class A yachts are under way. They the mild condition ot the weath'er the Middletown township board of bonded for $5,000. That is the record which Joseph W. times another aids winning. Through- o'clock mass the blessing of ashes replaced and at the present time art being held here at Red Bank and the ice had become lo toft and so education last Thursday night. The Budget Income—Heretofore an ac- Thompson of Lincroft will round out out all thla turmoil Joseph W. Thomp- will take place. The ashes will be work Is underway. Two large metal th» winner of two races will dodde weak in spots that the race was school employees are now paid up count has been taken of state aid for when his term expires next April. He son was a stanch champion of Mr. distributed in the afternoon at half- window frames are being Installed tha famous event. As It stands now called off. The postponed race will Until January 15 and the bus me: charitable pupils ($45 per) which in- was not a candidate for re-election Rice. In the end the entire reorgan- past two o'clock for the convenience and Mr. Smith feels more certain it la leg and leg with tha Red Bank be tailed, Juit as »oon as oondltlona sire paid up until February 1. cludes puplla residing on federal to. the board last week, declining'to ization of the school system was ef- of school children and others who now that there will be no casualties. and the Long Branch clubs anxious- permit. fected. 'The board used $25,000 receive property (Sandy Hook). The amount run oa tho ground that lie had dono find it impossible to attend mass or ly awaiting tha next start to decldo from the state to make these pay to be received this year is $5,670 and his bit and that it was up to others "One of Mr. Rlcc'a greatest abilities the evening service. The service In tho content, each club having cap- jnents. It received $6,000 from th the amount that will be due next to carry on. Only a few other mem- was that of converting enemies into the evening at eight o'clock will con- tured a race In the three-race serlei. i year will bo about the some, but no bers of Monmouth county boards of friends," said Mr. Thompson In hla sist of the Rosary, a sermon appro- Church Violator Spanking Saves tdwnship committee and took action account way made of this in the The pennant, whloh Is held by ths to use this money to pay off de- education have as long a recordd of rrtllt with the reporter. "I have seen priate Tor the occasion, benediction 1935-6 budget. his entire ticket defeated," ho con- and distribution of ashes. North Shrewsbury Ice Boat arid faulted obligations on bonds and in- continuous service. ' On Trial Sunday Yscht club of Red Bank, wu suc- Life_Of Child terest. According to a report mad( Business Manager—Quoting from tinued, "but within a year or so the During Lent there will ba services members who wero elected to oppose cessfully defended last year by tho by John S. Mount, state inspector o the minutes Pg. -8 Mr. Steinlo was Sunday, Wednesday and Friday new Marconi rigged yaoht Pirate, Baby Boy, Choking on Match- school accounts, such obligations ir appointed "district clerk and business I him wero tho strongest advocates of evenings. The Sunday evening serv- Lester Whitfield to Be Tried for tarrying out his policies. I have sailed by Delford M. FlBher. She «nd arrears since July 1 amount to $67,- manager." The law does not provide ces will consist of the holy hour of Violation of Church Obliga- her sister yacht Eskimo, both owned Stick, Revived When Struck a 024. His report eald that in the pas for a business manager In thla type nn;er met anyone else who had this doration and benediction. Stations tion*—S. B. Tuthill to Preside Smart Blow by Robert Nicoiia quality to such a great degree." • by George Ollllg and George Rup- money obtained from the township to of district, therefore said title should of the Cross will be given Friday •s Judge. pert, are the defending boats this of Monmouth Street, the amour.t of fH,8n.28 had been il- not bo used olllclally. The high school waa built at Leon- evenings at eight and Friday, after- season. „ legally used to meet payroll obliga- Accounting—Tho financial records aido and bus transportation came in- noons at half-past two o'clock. This One of the most sensational trials The prosonce of mind of Robert tions when it should have been used up to June SO, 193-1, are not complete, to vogue. At first this transportation devotion Is one of the most charac- over to be brought up before a church The challengers from the Long Nicosia, proprietor of Bob's barber for debt service purposes. Hereafter and the annual report docs not agre was of the horse drawn type and the teristic of Lenten devotions. At the congregation will bo staged at the Branch Ico Boat and Tacht olub are shop and beauty parlor on Broad If the recommendations of the report with the records. No attempt was contractors received $2.50 per day. Wednesday evening services the Methodist church at Eatontown Sun- Vice Commodore F. Bliss Price's street, undoubtedly saved the are carried out, no money from the made by mo to complete said records, The first motor transportation was "Question Box" will be answered, day night, February 24, at which Snow Flake and Captain Ellsha life o£ Robert Holiday, nlno-months- township can be used for payroll yet this should be done. There were used to convey the high school pu- Parishioners are Invited to place In time Lester Whltfteld, a member of Price's Imp. old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Holi- debts until the arrearage on bonds more—just how much is not yet de- pils of Lincroft to Leonardo. This the question box any questions re- the church, will be brought to trial The Initial event of the series was day of Monmouth street last Friday and interest has been paid in full.., termined, claims outstanding than was paid for entirely by I^ewls 8. garding Catholic doctrine or practice for violation of the church obliga- started last Thursday morning under morning. was reported* All such must be re- Thompson and continued until a few which they Wish explained. tions. Mr. Holiday Is part owner of the Members present at the meeting >rurs ago. sailing: conditlona that made It im- corded as conta for tho current year. Flans are under way for two pre- possible to finish the race of twenty City bakery on Broad street He were Mrs. Adeline iloffat, the pres- The posting of this cash payments As to whether Mr. Whltfleld will be ident, Oliver Williams, Curtis J. Mr. Thompson's face waa alter- Lonten social events. The first is the convicted or acquitted lies In the miles, eight times around a triangu- and Mrs, Holiday live in an apart- to the purchase order record has not nately gay and grave as he recalled annual social of the Young Ladles' ment on Monmouth street. Mr, Ni- Walling, John Spencer and Julian M. been done this year. A number of hands of S. B. Tuthill, vW president lar course ot two and one-half miles, Parker. Mr. Mount's report about various Incidents of his experience as sodality on Friday evening, March of the First National Bank of Eaton- In an hour and fifteen minutes. Com- cosia lives in an apartment next door ther features desirable In a district a member of the board of education. 1, in the Catholic high school audi- in tho same building. the board of education hiving used f this size are being kept, Indicating town, who will preside as judge, and modore Augustus M. Mlnton of the township money illegally to pay sal- He recited with relish one incident orium. Misses Regina Ansbro and his Jury. Subpoenas for jury duty Red Bank club and his regatta com- Upon rising laat Friday morning. the clerk has a good knowledge of when ho waa a novitiate as a school Hose Marks are in general charge Mra. Holiday took her baby cut of aries and compensation due to bus. luslness practice. aro being sent out to a panel of more mittee started the race, and after contractors when such money should board member. This was back in the nd are assisted by Misses Catherine than two hundred members and three laps had been sailed they saw his crib and placed him in hi« car- have been used for debt service The bond register cannot be found. old horse and wagon days when au- Bray, Helen Curley, Dorothy #3eck-. friends of the church who have been that it would, be Impossible to sail riage. She left the carriage for a trought on a discussion about a pay- The clerk has compiled a card reg- tomobiles wero almost as much a er, Bernadette Emmons, Margaret holding rehearsals for the past week the race within the prescribed time while and upon returning noticed ment of $38,000 to the Teachers An- ster of all outstanding bonds. rarity as horses and wagons are now. urley, Monica Emmona, Mary De- for this most Interesting mock trial, something unusual about the baby's JOSEPH W. THOMPSON. limit and the race was called off, nuity and Pension fund last summer. Officials are properly bonded. The meetings were held then as now Maria, Mary Grause, Mary Herden, with the Long Branch entry, the condition, The child lay on his back Financial monthly reports are In Rev. Louis M. Caso, pastor of the This payment was authorizes by Mrs. at the Leonardo high school. It was Anna Hoffman, Margaret Kelsey, church, will bo the prosecutor and Imp, leading tho local defenders with hia eyes gazing upward In a Hoffat and she was subsequently :onfonnance with law. .Mr. Thompson was in a remines- the practice of Mr. Thompson on Anna Mae Lang, Virginia Laurlno, glassy stare. Froth appeared to be Books and supplies are not stand- cent 3iood last week when he talked Professor Fred O.' Steelman, super- which wore well astern., severely criticised by a majority of meeting nights to ride to Red Bank, Mary Morris, Amelia Marks, Cath- .viBor of the Eatontown schools, will A heavy rain began' during tha Issuing from the mouth and the the members of the board for this rdized. over his school board experiences stable his horse In the Globe hotel erine Massey, Tlllle NcBtler, Loretta child's color was gradually turning Bids are with a Register reporter. He was head the counsel for the defense. race, which seemed to harden tho action on the ground that the money advectiscd for only in heds and go to Leonardo on a trol- Sample, Margaret Salmon, Mary Daniel s. Mortis, Long Branch Dis- black, should have been used for payroll ob- first elected in 1906 to fill the unex- ley car. He wa3 f8r a number of surface for a time, and although a jart' Budget amount for regular Helsj ani Loretta Valentine. trict Manager for Swift and company, race was not expected to be sailed The mother's terrified scroams • ligations- At that meeting, a motion school supplies for the year is $3,500. pircd term of his father, the Into Wil- 'ears vice president of the board. brought Mrs. Nicosia from her liam H. Thompson. 'It-was only a The other event la a sauer kraut holds the position of court crier. In the aftornoon, the Long Branch was passed that the action in ques- Contract awarded for ?2,102.06. Re- Usually the meetings lasted until a mpper on Tuesday evening, Febru- Court attendants are Misses Isabella apartment. Mrs. Holiday had become tion was illegal. quisitions are in for a possible $1,200 few years prior to that time that the boys, by virtue of the wonderful late hour and by the time Mr. Thomp- ry 6, the eve of Ash Wednesday. It Kenna and Clara Hubert. showing their craft made in the hysterical and continued to scream o $1,500 more, indicating original board of education was Instituted to that, her child waB doad. Mrs. Ni- Mrs. Moffat claimed at the time son got back to Red Bank by trolley will be given In the high school au- Witnesses called for tho prosecu- morning thought they had things specifications were for only partial function as it does today. In those t was midnight or later. Usually It ditorium under the direction of the cosia likewise became hysterical, but that this criticism was unjustified, leeds. No bids submitted for man- by-gone times before Joseph W. tion are Mrs. Fred G. Steelman, Miss their own way and urged upon Com- she rnanaged to get to the telephone and at the meeting Thursday night was one o'clock or later before he got Rosary BOciety. Tho day before Anh Mary Dennis and Albert Smock. The modore Mlnton to call a race during lal training or janitor supplies if Thompson was elected Middletown home. One night he was later than Wednesday Is known as Shrove and cried to tho operator to send Dr. 'she pointed out that if debt service ninutea are complete. The budget township had no board of education. defense will present Harry Dennis, the afternoon. M. J.. Lorenzo of Bridge avenue to obligations had continued to have usual because the trolley car had Tuesday and In European countries John T. Batoman and Clara Roberts. or these two items are $3,000" and Instead there were school trustees, broken down. He was about to turn s a day traditional for Its "big meal" The Conmnodpre complied with the apartment. been paid us this one for $35,000 waa 11,000 respectively. It appears that three for each district where a. The charge on whlch»the "prisoner" their request In a real sportaman-llka the-board of "education would not be schoolhouse was located. nto his driveway when he was ac- before Lent begins. After telephoning for the doctor, oo much has in the past been pur- costed by a farmer nelghbr who was will bo tried Is the violation of Par- manner and sent the boats to tho Mrs. Nicosia aroused her husband. subject to the criticism made by Sir, :hased in open market. The supper menu will consist of agraph 517 In tho Book of Discipline line In a drenching rain and a stiff Mount She expressed gratification It Is difficult for young people to driving a truck heavily loaded with •oast pork, Bauer kraut and all Its When ho came Into tho room both It is recommended that advertlse- realize how different tho schools of vegetables and pulled by a team of In which the church member "prom- wind. •• over the fact that state school taxes rimmings. The proceeds will ba ises to be loyal to the church and up- women wero hysterical. Not knqw- had been paid in full. After every ment be made for bids on all sup- that period were from those of to- horses. Tho neighbor was bound for used to procure new vestments and Tho Long Branch entry Imp got ing just what to do, as he expressed ho farmers' market at Asbury Park hold It by my prayers, oiy presence, off to a wonderful start and, for a such payment the board of education necessary for balance of school day. Thoso -were the days of tho equisites for the altar In St. Jan)es's my gifts and my service." It later, but feoling that it would at receives from the state the equivalent ear. • ' i "little old red schoolhouse." Every to make early morning sales. :hurch. Mrs. Lawrence Roche Is few minutes, It seemed to tho on leant do no harm to pick up the village and almost every little ham- The entire procedure will be a pre- lookers that it was all over but the child and Book to restore It to con- of ninety per cent of the money paid. Orders are issued by tfie district "Ha ha," said the neighbor laugh- hairman of the supper committee. sentation of the dutlea and obligations Money Is saved by reason of interest erk and a check system used for let and crossroads settlement had a ing in such a manner as to indicate shouting for the Long Branch ag- sciousness, If it wero alive, by a sud- school. Thero wero inotis school- Incumbent upon church membership. gregation. But It was not long bo- den sharp spanking, he put hla plan not being charged on taxes In ar- iUppIles received. It is recommended that he had found Mr. Thompson In It will abound in humor yet touch rears. hat the triplicate orders used As a houses In MiUJlftown township then a guilty position because of being fore the visitors saw their boats be Into action and was rewarded for his than Is the case now. Every district Elks Auxiliary the depths ot human emotions In its ,ng overtaken by the Red Bank efforts when tho child suddenly Mr. Mount's comments with regard check sheet be attached to the re- abroad at such an hour. "What dev- portrayal of the weakness and Indif- wag mapped and the people of each iltry have you been up to at this tlane craft, and after a real skippers' con- ejected from Its mouth a matchstlric to money being used illegally to maks pective claims for payment and for section elected thteo trustees to run Holds Card Benefit ference of many In tho church. with a wad of absorbent cotton en Illngl . of night?" he exclaimed. gest the Pirate, with Captain Fisher payroll payments were aa follows: I has recently been ro- their m-tinnl, No transportation was This religious mock-trial will in- at the helm and Dustan Allaire at ono end. The financial condition of tho dis- provided ot public expense. On another occlusion a now teacher One hundred and fifty persons at- troduce a scries of special sorvlcos •amped and policies standardized, was engaged for the Lincroft school. the sheet, romped home an easy vic- The mother had used the Impro- trict as far as receipts of -'district iased on a recent appraisement of The public school system was just tended a card party given Monday of inspiration and culture planned to tor by the fast time of SI minutes. vised swab to wash tho baby's mouth taxes and stato school tax for current He was a city man who had taught night by tho ladles' auxiliary of the co-ordinate religion and good citteen- surable valuables. beginning to change from thu "little at.city schools but who had had no The Bsklmo, sailed by Kit-Mayor and had apparently dropped It, un- ' year is not good. A, very large old red schoolhouse" era when Mr. Elks lodge for the benefit of the bet- ship. The trial will emphasize the knowingly, In tho carriage. Tha Payroll Account—In September this experience In teaching in the country. duty of the average citizen to his •William H. R. White, with Oscar amount In current bills and^debt ser- Thompson first took office.. At that ter parades committee. A dress do- Brand as sheet tender, finished child had found It and soon, trans- vice are still unpaid. iccount showed a free balance of 97 As Boon as the contract was signed nated by tho Shelton Dress company church and community. Tho prisoner :ents. This should be> handled the time tho late Thomas Wilson of Port Mr. Thompson tried to find boarding minute and 45 seconds behind her ferred It to his mouth, Tho swab had At the close of the school year, Monmouth was president of the was awarded as a door prize to Mrs. will offer as hla defense many of the caught in his throat nnd was chok- June 3", 1834, there was due from the me as the surplus In the Coupon accommodations at Lincroft for tho well-known excuses for failure to ful- slater craft. The Long Branch en- board. The late "Squire" Henry Tay- Maurice Schwartz, and a luxor gift tries did not fare BO well In the event, ing him. After the matchetlck had township $14311.28. Thla amount has iccount new tea#her. He waa unable to do chest, donated by Mrs. Michael Kane HU the obligations lncuaibent upon Payrolls are not being certified as lor of Middletown village was secre- Thompson did not want a the Snow Flako crossing the finish been rempved, the child soon re- now been received, but here are debt tary of the board and most of tho ot Union Beach, was disposed of on the good citizen and church-goor. Tho gained Its normal condition and was service payments in arrears of $67,- equlred by law. boarder, but he felt that Inasmuch as prosecution will endeavor to demon- line two minutes and three seconds meetings were held at his home. At he was a member of the board of ed- the co-operative plan and was won behind. tho winner. The Imp was apparently none the worao for Its ex- 024 since July 1. In other words the- that time the board of education had by Mrs. Mary Massey. Two linen strate tho futility of successful com- perience. board haa illegally diverted taxes ucation it was up to him to provlda munity life exoept through a univer- forced to withdraw on account of aix members. In addition to Mr. accommodations for tho new coaner handkerchiefs were awarded to each being overturned. The Snow Flake Whan Dr. Lorenzo arrived tba certified'for debt service to other ac- Flower Men Thompson, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Wil- winner at cards, sal loyalty to religion and the church. counts. $22,153 of such funds were until such time as a regular boarding waa sailed by Homer Selder and mother required more medical at- son they were Dr. William Patterson place could be provided. Mrs. Harry Quinn was chairman Court of church relations have dis- tention than did the baby. diverted before July 1, 1934 and $44,- tributed a number of subpoenas Everett Glllam, and the Imp by F. Gather At Rumson of Chapel Hill, Albert Runyon of of the committee and was assisted Bliss Price and WHIlani Duryea, 871 since that date (less the amount Belford and Edwin Maxson of Nave- The new teacher arrived at tho Red by Mrs. Harry Robertson, Mrs. Rich- signed by the official board and Rov. of cash now In hand, $6,000.46.) Your sink. Bank depot by train and Mr. Thomp- Louis M. Case, pastor. The rain and mild weather caused ard McAllister, Mrs, Walter B. Con- the boys to lay off racing .from Address Given inspector Insisted upon the district rlonmouth County Society Holds son was there to meet him with his nor, Mrs. John R. Snedekor, Mrs. clerk placing to the credit of the Regular Meeting — Reports 1 'The meetings seldom lasted more horse and wagon. "The minute that Thursday afternoon until Monday bonds and Interest account all of the than a few minutes," said Mr. Thomp- Samuel Berkow'ltz, Mrs. Gene Handy, afternoon when, after a quick freeze I saw him I felt he wouldn't do," said Mrs. Winifred Williams and Mrs. By Scout Leader tax arrears received since July 1,1934, and Schedules Given for No- son In his talk with the reporter. "Mr. Mr. Thompson In talking ,wltii Ule re- Beta Beta Nu the night before and with stiff gale vlj. $44,87158. vember Chrysanthemum Show Wilson wa;i always in a hurry to get porter. Ho started off by saying that Jacob Landau. from the west, tho skippers and their Tho Ushers' union of the Little Sil- through. Ho was a road overseer and he was afraid he would not make a Club Organized craft ware called to the line for the ver Methodist church met Tuesday Mr. Mount In his report praised The Monmouth county horticultur- he wanted to get the meetings over TO ADDRESS WOMAN'S CLUB. night at tho homo of the prealdonV- William A. Steinle for the manner In j success of his Job. He seemed to second race of the series, and it.was al society held its regular meeting quick so that he could get back at have a fear that country boys were Tho newly organized Beta Beta a thriller. Probably no race ever Harry Dunbar. After the. reports which he Is performing his duties as last Thursdady at their club rooms work on the roads. He Impressed me Or. Marjorle Bankln of Monmouth Nu card club of Sea Bright held Its district clerk. His comments follow: Tough and unruly and that ho would held here, with tho possible excep- from various committees were re- In Rumson. Percy Hicks, president, able and conscientious public bo.unable to control them. Junior College to Speak Here. second session Friday night at the ceived tho president appointed Ther- Mr. Steinlo assumed office July 1, tion of ono of tho racea last year presided at the meeting. A report .servant." Dr. Marjorle Rankln, personnel home of Mrs. Edward Brown on on Brower and Robert Imlay a* taking over the incompleted records was given by the show committee re- 'I tried to reassure him. I told hlni with tho Rumeon Country club boats, "In ISO? the late Melvin A. Hicc of that no teacher had had trouble with director and head o£ tho psychology Ocean avenue. The club will meet has given the skippers and the spec- head ushers for the month of Marco. and reports of his predecessor. He garding the November chrysanthe- Leonardo and William Roop of Bel- Friday nights at tho homos of tha has dono well in straightening out the boys and that I felt sure he would department at Monmouth Junior tators such excitement. It was decided that the union mum show, which will be staged on ford were elected members of the college, Long Branch, will bo tha members. Officers chosen were Mrs. these matters, and is trying to fol- November 7. Schedules were given, have no trouble." From tho very start it was Been should sponsor the "Soth Parker" board of education. Mr. Wilson was speaker at tho first lecture In a Philip MacAdam president, Mrs. that tho boat with tho- best luck program Sunday ovoning, February low the law in the performance of out at the meeting. defeated. Mr. Roop is the father of Mr. Thompson's forebodings about his duties. A few things are yet to series to be given in the Red Bank Thomas Farrell vice president, Mrs, would take the race. The boats all 24. A committee consisting of Wil- The committee on rules for month- Irving Roop, who for fifteen years the teacher proved justified. The Woman's club, Tuesday afternoon, Edward A. Brown treasurer and Mrs, be done to bring the records up to new schoolmaster lasted less than went to the lino under full canvas liam Carhart, Sr,, Thcron Brower ly competition gave Its report and haa been a members of. the beard February 26, at 3:30 o'clock. The Edward Hess secretary. and Harry Dunbar was appointed to date. Thero is a tremendous amount divided competition into three class- and who succeeded his father. half a day. He opened school by tell- and it was surely to be a test of to be done which includes the super- lectures are being sponsored by the The members are Mr. and Mrs. real nerve under the conditions at mako the necoesary arrangements. es: Class A, for 1,500 feet of glass Mr. Thompson had his first exper- ing tho pupils that ho expected ex- literature department of the club, of vision of maintenance. I am sure plicit obedience and that he would Philip McAdams, Mr. and MM. the start. Tho president introduced Morgan and over; Class B, under 1,500 feet of ience against opposition in 1908 when which Mrs. Hoaoa Chark is presi- Thomas Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- with the co-operation of tho board glass; Claps C, no green house at all. stand for no breaking of his rules. A The boats got off to a fast start Knapp, county scout executive, who he will become an invaluable official. ho ran for re-election. The election dent. Dr. Eankln's subject will be ward A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gave an inspiring lecture on "The Each exhibitor must exhibit at least was held at Belford and approxi- short time later ono of tho .boys got 'Satisfactory Adjustments to Life." and as they psyod away It was im- Mr. Mount made the following five times a year. into trouble because of trivial in- ward Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ross- mediately neon that each sklppor Purpose and Program of tho Scout." mately 1,100 votes were cast. Mid- Dr. Rankin haa lectured In China bach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, statement with regard to the duties The ladies' nigh^ t committee re_- fraction. Tho new principal at- would have his hands full koeplngr After the lecture Harry Lukens, a dletown township had a mucli smal- and this country on various sub- Mr. and Mrs. John Foreblade, Mrs, lented banjo player, entertained of Joseph Johnson as custodian of j ported that there "was so far 100 res- ler population than at present and tempted to punish the boy. He jects, Including talks on Japan, his boat on the wind »nd It was Just school money: wrestled him around the floor, tear- Amellj. Costollo, Al AnderBon, Mrs. so, for they had a mighty hard time with songs and music. Refreshments ervatlons for the dinner. only men could vote. The number China and Eusala; also on subjects J. deAyala, Mrs. James Hamilton, Custodian's record—This record is The judges for the evening's cxhlb- of ballots cast comprised a much ing his coat among other things. The of It making tho mile and a quarter worn served by the host, George of psychological interest to both Mrs. Ethel Johnston, Gus Hansen, Purdy. in the district clerk's office and no en- t were Joseph Kennedy, Fred Piper lnvgcr percentage of those eligible to boy was big and husky. He fought idults and children. She lived in to the first turning slake. The Pirate tries of expenditure made since Sep- and William H. Walte. The scoring back, but the principal was too much Mrs. Josephine McLaughlln, Ben and the Eskimo seemed to like the Others present were Gllman Brow- vote than any school election which Jhina twenty years, teaching In Brady, Miss Josephine Hess and Miss tember 5, 1934; The entries which was as follows: has since been held. Mr. Thompson for him and eventually he got the schools and colleges, being principal going best and they made a quick er, Frank Curchln, Wlllard Ivlns, have been made, were evidently made Frccslas. Golden Daflidol,.; ninety received moro votes than any other best of him. After his victory the Alvlna Hess. getaway. The Imp had no more than Kenneth Gurchln, Frank Summer*, of a hlfrh school there at one time. Tomorrow night's meeting will bo by,the district clerk. This record is points, staged by Charles Rice; free- candidate. He has always proved In- principal left tha pupils agape by She also spent three years in experi- started when she bogan to flirt and Morgan Knapp and Dr. J. D. Blair. of no value. The custodian Is not sla, Ruth Chattcrton, 95 points, vincible at school elections, Usually leaving tho room and never return- mental work in ono of the large held at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. took a merry-go-round which complying with the law because of staged by Charles Klce; Ranunculus, ho has hfen unopposed. Ing. .,, universities there. 3he has traveled Edward Hess. smoothed the edge off her runners be- THE CHEST OF JOASH. : non-performance of his duties. eighty points, staged by Percy extensively, and has visited countries fore sha had gone 200 yards. The When Mr. Thompson first becamo Straight from the schoolhouso he J3now Flake did likewise, a short time It is recommended thnt the cus- Hicks; stocks, Brail's Column, 05 a member of the board of education, walked to Mr. Thompson's . home, ill over the world. Including Sumatra, TO ASSIST POOB. Red Bank Baptists Are Baiting points, staged by Percy Hicks; nar- Oeylon, the Philippines, Egypt, Italy, thereafter. Tho Pirate took the lead Money for Their Church. todian take his financial record to the entire annual cost of running packed up his belongings and left. at the first turning stake, and the hla own ofllco and make or have made cissus, King Alfred, 65 points, stage! tho schools of the township wall less "I am through, I am through, I can Switzerland, France, England, Fin- Eatonlown Council Approves Peti- A Chest of Joash has been placed by Percy Hicks, nnd narcissus, King land, Russia and tho Scandinavian tion to Help Largo XYunllles. Red Bank boys thought that the the entries to complete the work. It thim $20,IX)0. "How different that never get along here," ho Bald when pennant was in tho bag. The Pirate n the Baptist church at Red Bank Is further recommended that no fur- Alfred, staged by James Kennedy, seems from today," said Mr. Thomp- Mr. Thompson asked him why ho was countries. Dr. Rankln is a graduate as a recoptaclb for receiving con- 95 points. of Mt. Holyoko. college At the adjourned meeting of the open the gap and was away out in ther compensation bo paid him until son in talking with the leportcr, leaving. "I learned afterward thnt he Eatpntown mayor and council Fri- front at tho home stake on the turn tributions for tho church. Sunday he completes his, record and files The general comment;! on the ex- Mr. Thompson said that, credit for proved very successful later as John Ebner, baritone, will enter- for tho third lap of the twenty-mile morning, March 10, a. pageant en-' hibits for the evening werp thnt. thoy p day night the govornlng body after monthly reports as prescribed by law. modernizing the .school of tho teacher at a city Bchool," said Mr. tain with solos, accompanied by his a long session with Charles Riddle, journey. She had hardly gone fifty titled "The Chest of Joash" will be The bank reconciliation in his an- were among the finest and most'per- township was due to Mr."nico"nioro Thompson in his talk with tho re wife, who Is a graduate of tho New overseer of the poor, announced that yarda from tho turning point when given, A King Jonah banquet will nual report to the board and counly feet blooms thnt havn been staged Ihan tu'nny other sin,;!.- Individual. porter. "Undoubtedly if he had not England Conservatory of Music. Mr. an agreement had been arrived at her leeward runnor hit a soft spot bo given by Lewis Callahan for the HUperlnteudent of schools as of June In some time. riir "little, old rod whoolhrnisrs" were had an obsession, that country boys Ibner his been hoard frequently in nnd tho cltlrono who ware depend- In the ralnsoaked mow crusted sur- members ot tho church Monday 30, 1934 was not correct. The actual Fred Piper of Livingston, who Is trapped ami replace,! will! modern wero hard to deal with he would have adlo and local music programs. Thp ent upon tho borough for help would facs and there she stuck and over- evening, March 4, at half-pant six cash balance of thnt, date was not with W. A. Manda, presented a vory structures. The lir:il :n«vn In this made out allrlght here. demand for tickets has been eri- be given more consideration and turned. As the rules aUto th&t a o'clock. Mr. Callahan, who Is the C0jrect. It should have been $1,156.82 interesting talk on chrysanthemum was to build new nchoot- At ono tlmn there was trouble at luraglnu, Mrs. Chark said, and may more funds would be provided in ac- boat must be righted by her crew, proprietor of the Palace Diner, will more. There was an error of $104.25 culture. houscs at Middlctown village, Un- the school because of a disagreement ui obtained from her at Si Eaat .ordance with the size of the fam- it woo almost a physical impossibility prepare and sorvs tho food. He has and Hi'i omission of the balance in W. W. Kennedy, Mr., who hns jvist croft nnd Brlford. ''Squill- Taylor," between a woman toacher and Kiver road, Rumson, or any mem- ilies. ' to right hsr In time to continue and given »uch banquet! annually the the "UWA" account of $902.57. An culobrated hlo 83il birthday, und who thn most conservative member ot tho woman janitor. Tho teacher and the ber of tho literature committee. she was withdrawn, with victory al- past six years. At Hie church Sun- entry for thin amount, wan rmuli; on is a life member of the society, wan It waa announced that the PWA bo:ml of education, consented after Janitor wroto derogatory remarks funds would bo available shortly and most in her grasp. day morning and evening-, March I, tho District Clerk's record giving ef- present, as wan JJarry Kcttol, n much persuasion and with consldc-r- about each other on tho blackboard CHRISTENING PABTY. treasure chest offerings and services fect to a perfect, reconciliation ns of member for forty years. work given tflbse In need, Tho coun- nblo misgiving!) to present this pro- after school wan closed. Mr. Thccnp- cil had agreed, tho mayor said, that In the mean time the Bsklmo was of consecration will be held, simi- January 31, 1935. From nil Indication;; the coming posal to tho vbloia. lie said ho felt !ion, whilo planting or cultivating his Mr. and Mr*. Frank Calandrlello lar services will be hold tho first flower show next September will be the Emergency Relief Administra- having her own trouble and she was Sundays of March, April and May Other salllrnt features of Mr. sine tho proposition would lie voted crops, frequently received notes word- Hold Forty Following Christening. tion would not be appealed to as was stopped and a roof was taken In her quite nn elaborate affair nn there is down. However, it w»n carried by and on tho last Sunday of May, Mourit'H report follow: ed, "come to tho school Immediately." Gertrude Calandrlello, daughter of tho case last year and which worked main sheet. This favored" hor a lot, Minutes—The mlnutea' arc woll quite some Interest brewing nt this ltuRe majority. Tho appropriation Hr would change his working clothoH, wliort tho nnnun! biralnenn meeting time. Mr. and Mri. Frank Calandrlello of out dlssatlafactorlly, and they have although In the delay tha Long and roll call will bo hold, Tho lord's written with marginal notes and an wua $G0,OOI>, u iniu-li smaller iimuunt hitch up hln horse and drive to the since decided to handle tho poor sit- Branch boats wore being kept on William II, Wailc of Eatontown, Ihan would lm required todny to con- Linden place, was christened Sunday Supper will bo obeerved next Sunday Index In tho making, but they are (school to act ns peacemaker. This afternoon by Fathor Joseph DonnoHy uation through the borough's over- the journey and It stemed that all loaded with discussion that usually who Is an authority on dahllnn, will struct, buildings of Die tiamo size. All happened so often that he finally lost seer. morning at tha eleven o'clock ser- be the (speaker at tho next meeting three of I ho sch'inlliuufics nro still In at the St. James church. that remained for the visitors was vice, together with a service In con- haa no proper placo in ft record of patience and gflvo both the women a Tho confirmation of a liquor li- to "baby along" their craft and just proceedings. The board has recently of tho horticultural society, which service. "piece of his mind." After that he Following the christening Mr. and secration of the Chent of Joash. will bo held on March 14, Mr». Calandrlello entertained a num- cense to Joieph Tomllnson and Wil- play safe and finish within the pre- required stenographic notes made of Lewis a. Thompson, owner of hnd no trouble on this score bur C. Gardner for tho Roadside Inn torlbcd time limit. However, another everything oakl In the meetings. The Hroiikdnle farm at Lineioft and _ er of frlondn and rolativea in cole- Mr. Thompson enjoys good health uratlon. SlnsrinK and dancing were on the Neptune highway was made. thrill came when th» Snow Flake, Plan Card tarty. minutes of the last meeting require FELL THROUGH K'K. member of tho board of education at and looks younger than many p«r- about B dojen pages. Thero aro also onjoyed after which refreshments with tho Pirate out and the other Tho Business and Professional thnt time, wil(» not satisfied with tho Bons loss than his years. Hs takes » Woman's olub of Atlantlo Highlands several pages of pasted In newspaper Two Local Hoys (let Snaking An Boat I.lncroft ueh66l. H had tho bulld- were served. Men's Meeting Tonight boats far astern of her, leading by o keen interoBt In f.-chool affairs and Ii Thoso attending were Mr. and Mrs. a reasonably eafo margin, took a mot Tuesday night at the Molly clippings. Such cllpplngn nro dc Breaks Through Weak Ice, liiK Jacked up nnd a basement made promt of tho record made by the Mld- At the February moating of the eldedly no port of the proceedings of Thomas Calandrlello and children, »plll when nearlng the Middletown Pitcher hotel and decided to have a with (military conveniences and other dletown school system. Tho Begls~ newly organized Mon'a association ot card party Friday night, March 8, the board. Two local boys escaped Injuries or Improvements. Hn pnld the entire ex- Mr. Bnd Mr«. Vlto Caluidrlello and shore only a short dlstancs from possible death Tuesday morning while ter reporter who Interviewed him tho Red Bank Methodlot church, at the Moly Pitcher, The proceeds Pcii.ii; of (hi! equipment nnd of most family, Patrick Calandrlello and MUs which will bo held tonight, Thomas tho turning stake. It was almost a It Is recommended that a scrap sailing nlong the north Shrewsbury thought that he recalled with apecla.1 Ann Conlsh, all of lied Bank, Mr. oerlalnty that she •"»• out of th« will go toward an educational fund. "f the work, which amounted to morn gratification |m> part that he took Irving Brown, publlnher of Tho Red A short musloal program will be pre- book bo provided for nuch stuff ami river In their homo-made ico boat than Iho cost of tho building. No and Mrs. Carmen Calandrlello ol ract, and this left the Eskimo under that tha minute book be no longer when their crnft suddenly plunged with Melvin A. nice and Lewi* 8. Shrewsbury, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Bank Register, will be the speaker. atnted at the affair. (axes wr-re paid by the. people, for thin The interest shown In this new or- •hortened canvas and tb« Imp to U»ed .for such a purpose. ,, through weak Ice. i e r,,, Thompson and other public-spirited Matts of Eatontown, Mr. and Mrs. fight It out A minute flic Is being kept ns sug- Tho hoyn. Kugene -Pnttorann, Jr., improvement. JoHoph W. Thompson cltlzMiss *„.„„.Fanni_e „,.-.,,....Meglio,, -daughte o r o--f afternoon. The monthly meeting of the Bap-ned international action to light the ] MrTand^Mrs. John Meglio of HHolml - Ladlm' Auxiliary to Be Honored depression has been taken. Without del| Jo8eph Romano of Brooklyn Guests of Lincroft Flrenfcn. Miss Mary Lyons of Wallace street tist church will be held on Wednes- such International attack upon the married Saturday afternoon at *GROCERIES»MEATS*PRODUCE* has accepted a position as candy day night of next week. The bud-problem recovery will be greatly de- t b The Lincroft firemen met last clerk In the Wool-worth store. get for the new church term will be layed. St. Joseph's church at Keyport by night and admitted James Soden and submitted,for discussion,...... Rev. John P. Burke. Miss Rose Meg- Joseph Dlxon, former resident of Dr. Nathan went on to state three lio, a sister of the bride, was maid of Dante Daverlo to the company as Buy your meats at your nearby Matoil Rod Bank, while vacationing In new members. Plans were completed steps which he felt must bo taken honor and tho brldoumatds were MarWr, You will be assured of always Florida, WBB recently stricken with "Christ and a Demoniac" will be in order to secure International re- Misses Anna Meglio, Josephine Allac- for a social gathering to be held In appendicitis. Ho underwent an oper- tho subject of the sermon to be given covery, In the first place the na- co, Mary Callise, Grace Luocarelll, honor of tile Iadic3* auxiliary of the getting tbe finest that money can buy ation and Is reported to be much im- In the Presbyterian church Sunday tions must somehow achieve a stable company, who have assisted the Lin- — and they are priced exception* morning by tho pastor, Rev. John A. Helen Fenclli and Theresa Dcndupo. proved. international currency exchange. Tho Domlnlck Lubrano was best man croft firemen on many occasions. ally loir for such superior quality. George Decker, Sr., of Locust ave- HayeB. In the evening he will preach present situation with some countries Thereaa Nespole, a niece of the bride, The party la to be held at Former nue, Is confined to his home by ser- on the thomo, "Tho Vnluo of Vision." on gold and some off is ontiroly un- was Uower girl and Anthony Meglio, Captain Robert. L. CooU'n homo On ious illness. ' Eighty persons attended the fel- satisfactory ind will delay recovery, a cousin of the bride, was page/ Sunset avenuo at Red Bank. Danc- lowahip supper last night. Robert Miss Beatrice Lyons of Wallace Dr. Nathan laid great streBB upon The bride wore a costume of white ing: and refreshments will be en- street has been engaged as floor- Worden gave several saxaphone this point. The second step towards joyed. The young men of the fire nolos. Tho devotional service was lace, with a picture hat to match, and walker In the Woolworth store. recovery would be tho restoration ot she carried calla llllies and lllliea o£ company are' also 'planning for a Mies Gladys Shropshire of Hudson led by Rev. Mr. Hayes. The supper International trade through the with- bunco party to be held In the near was served by the "Women's Mis- the valley. The maid of honor was avenue took jiavt in tho flooond con- drawal ot quatao nnd the lowering gowned In a eostumo of blue l«eo and future. cert of the Rubinstein club at the sionary society with Mrs. John B. of tariffs. Dr. Nathan didn't belittle _ mi » . Allen as chairman. she carried tea roses. Waldorf-Astoria hotel at New York the difficulties In this realm but in- After the ceremony a largely at- EATONTOWN RENTALS. Tuesday night. Assisting In direct "Mind" will be the subject of the sisted that world recovery was not tended reception was held at the Rar- Ing the concert were Shura Chertfaa- LeBBon-^ermon in all Churches of possible without the restoration of Recent Rentals Made Through The ASSORTED •ky, world renown pianist, and Mar-Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February the International exchange of goods. ltan room a[ Perth Amboy. The bride received many fine gifts. Mr. Ray Stlltman Real Estate Agency.. (Except Gun Cfaowder) cel Hubert, famous vlollncelliat. In 24. • [_ The last step that Dr. Nathan. In- and Mrs. Romano are spending their Miss Shropshire's party were Miss The Golden Text is; "Behold, the sisted upon was that serious attempts The Max Ball bungalow on South Heinz Assorted Soaps provide a welcome must be made to secure greater eco- honeymoon In Connecticut They will street, Eatontown, has bEen rented STANDARD QUALITY Angelica Ostendorff and Adalbert fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; start housekeeping in a new bunga- addition to any menu. Serve them often Ostendorff of Red Bank, Mrs. An-and to depart I from evil Is under- nomic stability and thus to do away to Mrs. Rose Vanderbilt of Red Bank. ...buy several varieties at this price. drew J. Cobe, Mrs. Oralie P. Holmes, standing" (Job 28:28.) with business cycles. Dr. Nathan low near Holmdel on the Matawan- Tho Malono bungalow on Locust Philip Naah and Joseph Siegfried of Among the citations which com- didn't have time to suggest in detail Freehold road. avenue, Eatontovm, to Eugene Car- TOMATOES and New York, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Faux prise the Lesson-Sermon Is the fol- the steps that should be taken to roll of Shrewsbury. /i) lot-Newark and Dr. yfe L. Burney of lowing from the Bible: "Thine, O accomplish this last object but he did Schanck—Lambertson. Tho Episcopal rectory on Broad CUT STRING BEANS RAINBOSAUD DRESSING ,,_,. 25c Paris. Lord, Is Uio greatness, and the pow-seem to feel that there wero ways Miss Helen Hunt Lambe'rtson, street, Eatontown, to Mr. and Mrs. er, and the glory, and the victory, and whereby greater security could be at- J. R. Hall of Bloomfleld. N G. K. Dletz of Cedarvllle, Virginia, tained. daughter of Mrs. Mary D. Lambert- UPTON'S W TEA *,bpkg41c Js now visiting with hi3 sister, Mrs. the majesty: for all that Is In the aon of Freehold, became the bride Mrs. McGregor and Mrg. Gladys 3 canr23s c heaven -and—in the- earth- Is -thlnoj At the-close of Dr. Nathan's talk of William- G. Schanck, son of Mr. Bohle, formerly of .Atlantic City, .are Lena Colmbrgan of Oakland street" thine Is the kingdom, O Lord, and Mrs. Fred Slckels of Prospect ave- several questions were asked which and Mrs. John C. Schanck of Colt's occupying a' bungalow in Elizabeth COMET BROWN RICE FLAKES thou art exalted as head above all" he answered with great clearness and Neck Sunday afternoon, February Parkway, Stillman park, Eatontown. nue has been confined to har home (I Chronicles 59:11.) by illness. conviction, All those present ex 10, In a ceremony performed at the The house recently occupied by-the LORNADOONECRACKERSB 2 ,25c The Lesson-Sermon also Includes pressed a desire that Dr. Nathan re- bride's home by the Rev. F. A. Lang- "Purple Parrot Tea Room," to Frank |kg Miss Hazel Brown of Oakhurst was FLOUR SALE! IDEAL RED SOUR CHERRIES mmr«r« . **,«.17«j the week-end guest of Mrs. Elmer tho following passage from the turn again to Red Bank in order that "with of Colt's Neck. Miss Prances E. Elliott and family of Philadelphia. Brown of Wcatslde avenue. Christian Science textbook, "Science tho same subject might be discussed Lambertson and David S. Lambert- FLAKO PIE CRUST BSE tr» HAKIM Tt*,n wa»' voted to present Edward Spaf- Snow Bill of W,00O. el shops. h b I I l V^ ford, past national commander of the Bills for snow removal to the California Fruit and Nut Candy bom pure pMieuriuU crc»», ««l Ii duo «flt 1 o'clock on Friday, mtd It doesn't coit you « penny muro than ordinary butwf.Tiy • amount of J8.000 wero ordored paid February 22ml—'Washington'! Birthday cipal sjicnltoi- nt tlic dinner, with a by the township committee of Midi to their chain of Monmouth county With Only h% Caddy 49c ft. token of nppi-oelHtiun for hlB services, etitubllrihmnnts located at Asbury dlotown township last Thursday. Park'nnd Long Branch and they ex- About 500 snow shovellers shared in Special Attention Given to Mail Orders. Ut» money. pect to take possestlon of to* Rod It pay* to advtrUM in TiM KaalaUr. Bank smoUm Uu*k L 95 BROAD STREET NEXT TO PQSTOFFlOt Page Fcmrteen RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985. now here for exhibition purposes byterian church met last Friday * ecoietime this week from the Rlvtr- • High Honors Won only. She owned the only collie that Eatontown News. ,the home of Mrs. O. E. Smock < view hospital. Both mother and Fire Damage* ever won best of show In 1929— ' (The Had Bank Besiater can b« bougU White strtet and made plain for daughter, are doing wall- Ijaund Loyalty of Bellhaven—when In Eatontown at th* itoru of William 0, community social to bo held March Father John O. Buokmann, former Rumion Market By Local Kennel he was less than a year old. Davis. G. Edward Smock and at the Presbyterian church. Kdmlnlstratlor at a Monte lair parish "That was the time when one of A two-story house on South street Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Belli and now a high rated priest, spent Fire Mondty night gutted the meat '• III*. Florence B. Ilch Acclaimed the meanest tricks in the world was wan destroyed by fire early last Fri- vllle were Sunday visitors of Jacol the week-end visiting at his summer market of Stephen 0, Anthony on played on Mrs. Jlch for on the final H. Appleby of Clinton street. log cabin on the Phalanx road, River road, Rumson. Policeman Wil- • \ Outttanding Breeder of Col day morning. The building was liam Zerr, trying the front door of Public Sale night of the show she received a tel- owned by Bertha and Hilda Otklnjt The Ladies' Aid society of th Mrs. George Mouser haa been con- ,]H* in America Following Sen- egram saying her son had been ot West New York, Fire Chief An- Mcthodiat church wilt riieet thli fined to her home by Illness. the place on his rounds, discovered OF sational Wins La»t Week. killed In an accident. The wire was Frank McCarron has been named the blaze and turned In the alarm. drew J. Reid said the fire was of tcrnoon at 2:30 o'clock »t the home The firemen did excellent work but *3V» ft Red Bank Tvoman, Mrs. Flor- _ phoney, apparently the brilliant incendiary origin. The damage l» of Mrs. William Davla of Clinton on the committee in charge of the idea of some 6ne who was jealous of estimated at $6,000. The borough street. dinner-dance to be given by tho Mld- were unabls to savo the stock .or • ence B. Ilch. owner of Bellhaven her success." fire apparatus was called out again Eleanor Noe, Frances Jacobsoh and dletown Township Domocratlo organ- equipment. Farm kennels at Locust avenue on the A great deal of space has been 'de- Monday noon to extinguish a root Mildred Riddle accompanied by Les- ization at Pleasant Inn, tonight at The origin of the blaie Is unknown Shrewsbury river at Red Bank, goes voted In the metropolitan press to and an investigation of the cause la the distinction of having wrested from Urn in the Christian home at Pino ter Whltfleld, all delegates of the 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ilch and Bed Bank. One pa- Brook. Eatontown Epworth League society Mr. and Mrs. James Soden have being conducted by Fire Chief Jo- file late J. Pierpont Morgan the title per stated that "unquestionably the will attend the New Jersey Confer- soph Duryea and Police Chief Henry Machinery at outstanding'breeder of coliiefl in moat striking eVent of the show was Mr. and Mrs. Harold McClintock been entertaining Mr. and Mrs, Gil-Kruso of Rumson and County Fire America. of Maple avenue and Miss Edna ence Council for Methodist Youths to- bert Klnniouth, formerly of Georgia. the phenomenal Btrlng o( victories Reed of Clinton street made a trip morrow and Saturday at the First Mr. Klnmouth, now staying at New Marshal Charles Harvey. The dam- The unofficial title of collie breed- scored by Bellhaven kennels in col- M. E. church, Camden. age Is estimated at several, thousand On The Williard Schanck Farm ing monarch was bestowed upon her lies. This fancier," the story con- Sunday to Ambler, Pennsylvania, York was a Sunday visitor. dollars and la covered by insurance. by dog experts and newspapermen where Mlas Reed is spending a short The Eatontown, chapter Order ol Mrs. Howell VanGerblg has pur- tinues, "often has monopolized the ime with relatives. Eastern Star will hold a card parly chased a new Ford sedan. MARLBORO, ON MAIN HIGHWAY, following her sensational conquests najor awardB in this breed, but nev- March 8 at tho Masonic hall, Broat At the Westminster Kennel club's r did she take so mnny plncM «3 Frank Carlisle of Wilmington was The Register has been Informed It pays to advertise In The Register. a Sunday- visitor of his mother, Mrs. street. Mrs. Anna Kueglcr will b that the rumors regarding Mr. and BETWEEN FREEHOLD AND MATAWAN JUty-ninth show at Madison Square was awarded to the grand string of in charge. Garden in New York last week. Mrs. 22 collies that she put into competi- Josenhlno Carlisle of Clinton avenue. Mrs. Dante .^Devcrlo's leasing their Ilch won nineteen awards, At a joint meeting last Thursday Barbara Seely,.daughter of Mr. and ilncroft Inn property and moving Arthur E. Patterson, writing to A'summary of MM. Hen's wins fol-; ?f the Building association and tho Mrs, L. V. Seely of South street en- from the village is without founda- The Herald-Tribune, declarecl thai Ladies' Social club plans were made tertained a number of friends las tion and they cannot understand HAIR CUTTING lows: Friday night at a Valentine party. for Saturday, Feb. 23rd •not even the famed dogs of C.ag for a card and bunco party to be how such a rumor was started. The Viovkius oftf —Chwnpion Bellhavcn 1 Games were played and refreshments Register representative was In-! llton ever matched what Mrs. lleli fllnrli Lucn nil. helri Saturday, February 23, at MEN, WOMEN 1935, at 12:00 O'Clock. beautifully-coated, hard-bnned an Hcst hrace — Bellha standard Bearar j hall on Lewis street at 8:30 served. Those attending; were Betty formed that in tho very near future grand-moving prize winners did o and Champion BeUhmen Lecto, o'clock. Prizes will be awarded and Vincent, Dorothy and Arthur Frazier, Mr, and Mrs. Deverlo contemplate a and CHILDREN Novice dos»--Bellhnvcn I.urky«tonr. Harriet • Fary, Thomas Case, Frank The undersigned, to settle estate, will setl to the next to final day of the show fir™ Lucaton of A.hlcnd o' IMIhuvcn, | r. -h fshment: served. Mrs. Carrie lumber of Improvements to thn OUR SPECIALTY Almost 100 per cent dominance Baldwin, Fred Stillwell and Arnold Holmgrin and Raymond Hill. ilace, among which will be additlon- the highest bidder, equipment listed in, part as this popular breed was hers when American bred dos»—Bclthnven Stand- White will be in charge. Sunday evening, March 3, F. How- 1 rooms for family use. 3 Barbers—No Waiting Dr. Henry Jarrett handed out th ard Bearer, first. . ard Lloyd, managing editor of the Mr. Deverio has signed the neces- follows:—Farm horse, John Deere No. 4$ tractor Unlit, doKs—Lnund Lampion ol Hell- Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary last.blue ribbon, the ninetenth to th society of the Methodist church met Red Bank Standard, will deliver an sary papers, which have been official- "~MEN! New Jersey breeder for the show. haven, firM. . „ addre.is and special musical features ly passed upon, for bringing h'K plow, dump cart, low wheel farm wagon, wood Open, clogs, blue merle-Champion Blue yesterday afternoon at the home of will he presented at the Methodist nother from Italy to this country YOUR FACE IS ALWAYS , "Few records," the article contin Open." doc*.' trl-color—Ucllhaven Black Mrs. Harry Dennis of Corlics ave- TREATED RIGHT WHEN sled, 4 h. p. gasoline engine on truck, grain drill, ties, "have been left untpuched b; church. *•- ' nd he looks forward to a happy rc- Monarch. iir»>- , , ... nue. nion within the next few weeks as YOU GET SHAVED AT Mrs. Ilch. In a dozen Weatminste Open, docB. sable or table and "hue— Miss Clara Rubert of Broad street NUNZIE'S iron furrowing sled, gravel body, hay shelvings, shows she has sent up the best o llcllhavcn Standard Hearer, firit : Bellho- e has not seen his mother in a vcii Ijcctor, second; Ucllhaven Loyalty 2d, will entertain at a calendar party umber of years. 2 weeders, 2 riding- cultivators, Bogg potato ""ttfeed winner ten times. Twice she fourth. . • • tomorrow night at the Methodist Lincroft News. You Always Get the Bed has had the working dog group vlc- Junior doBJ and bitches, over fix church'parsonage. Last Friday Miss Mr. and Mrs. Devcrio entertained at the grader, two-row planter, two-row fertilizer dis- tdr. And her greatest accomplish ,,,,.nths and nov e.sceedinir eighteen months (The Red Bank Register can bfl bought Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. xnient of all was the unprecedented -—Bellhavcn Standard Bearer, first. Susie Allgor entertained, nt which at Lincroft from* George Toop. who faai Puppy bitchen—Bellhaven Busybody, time cards and dominoes were a delivery route.) vlarlo Fornari of Grassmcre, Staten tributor, four-row duster, engine digger, 2 kind feat of piloting a puppy through its first: Bellhaven UadlnK I.a.ly, third. played. aland. Classes to best in show in the 1928 Novice, kitchen- Ilellhavcn Busybody, Dr. and Mrs. William P. Thompson Vogue Sir grass seed sower, corn sheller, corn harvester, 2 .Westminster—the unforgettable Irst. llcllhavcn Lending Lady, third. Mr. and Mrs. George Pcttie of American bred bit dies— nellhnvcn Lemi- Bruad street have moved to Hazlet. of Drookdalc Farm are spending Boys can make extra pocket monev 16 White St., Red Bank umph of Champion Laund Loyalty ni,- ljuly. first; Bellhavcn Nubian l'linccss, short time at Miami, Florida. They corn planters, Planet Jr. seeder and cultivator of Bellhaven. Rev. and Mrs. George Hann ar- Mine Tho Register.—Advertisement Uiiiit bitches—Hellhnven Blackbird, rived in Hawaii last week, where are stripping at the Columbus hotel. combine, platform scale, pea and bean scale, bag "What is the story behind this irst: Ilellhavcn Liuly Max, second, they will stay five years doing mis- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens and woman? Is it one of courage and Open, bitches, blue merle— hden Uluc daughter were Sunday visitors at the truck, grindstone, Acme harrow, iron harrow, lloKHom oT HellhBven. first: Hellhnven sion work. home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weaver genius or is it one of money and r'iolctta. second; Ucllhaven Blue lilossom. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of -TONY HUNTING'S — hick? The former is more applic- of Red Bank. harness, forks, shovels, etc., hay, dog house, har- Open bitches, tri-crilol—Champion Broad street have moved to High A number of Lincroft firemen at- able to the case. Mrs. Ilch had no Eden Edith of Hcllhaven, first; Bellhaven street. ness closet, three-horse plow, four-compartment «uch income to call upon as had the Eden Edith, second. tended the monthly meeting of the ATLANTIC THEATRE master of Cragston invfajs heyday as Open, bltchea. aable or »*ble and wllito Jesse Lane of Railroad avenue, a Monmouth County firemen's associ- feed bin and many other articles, including radio the premier collie breeder. Still, —Bellhaven Belle Fille, flrati Eden Em- member of the Eatontown fire depart- ation Sunday at Fair Haven. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS e'H of Bellhaven, Becond. ment, returned to his home Sunday Sidney Sprung and Belmont Force and wardrobe trunk, used once. with the limited resources,she had Wlnnera, bitches—Bellhaven Busybody, afternoon after recovering from in- MAT.—SAT.. SUN., 8:31). EVENINGS. 7:00. B:1B. available, she bought England's best. first: Champion Edith Ellen of Belllmvcn, juries recently .sustained in a Isrew havo been admitted as new members THURSDAY, FRIDAY—FEft. 21-22 showing rare judgment and great of the Lincroft-Holmdcl-Everett Boy Special Washington's Birthday Matinee TERMS:—Cash. narve. And she triumphed with that Heat of winners—Bellhavcn Busybody. Years day accident when on answer- Scout troop. fitart and has known only two years Best collie—Champion Bellhavcn Black ing an alarm he was caught between Guy Kibbee—Aline MacMahon in "BABBITT" .ucason. the fire truck and the door. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sanborn, Jr., MRS. WILLIARD SCHANCK of even partial defeat. Other winners from this section of East Orange, were week-end visi- "One of the chief reasons for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotgreave and tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY, FEB. 23 include Amory L. Haskell of Middle- family of Corlies avenue feel the loss Wheeler and Woolsey in "KENTUCKY KERNELS" WALTER D. FIELDS, Auctioneer. ,' Jlch's success," the article goes on, town. Mr. Haskell's Mr. Reynal's of their dog, "Teddy," which was William Woodward. "is her handler, Mike Kennedy, who Cheerful, Clifton Foot Coronet and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wcidcrholt SUNDAY, MONDAY—FEB. 24-28 JIM no peer in the handling of these critically injured Tuesday morning by of ICntontown were Sunday "guests of Clifton Foot Crusier, harriers, won milk truck. The animal WHS" later Eddie Cantor in "KID MILLIONS" long-coated shepherds. When Boll- the title of best team in the sporting Mrs. Welder-holt's mother, Mrs. Lydis tave Black Lucason went up for put out of misery by Lewis Hill. A. Tilton. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY—FEB. 26-27 hound variety group. Reynal Mon- Mrs. L. D. Seely of Smith street beet of breed, it was the fifteenth rch, a harrier owned by Mr. Haa- Several members of the scout troop »Uch Westminster triumph for Ken- presented a demonstration and ex- John Boles—Irene Dunne in "AGE OF INNOCENCE" :ell, placed third in the sporting hibit of reproductions of early an- participated in the Boy Scouts circus nedy, he having won five before he lound group. hold last Saturday nt the Convention joined the Bellhaven system. ique furniture Monday night at the Five braces of dogs entered by the Bed Bank Woman's club. hall, Asbury Park. Claudette Colbert in "IMITATION OF LIFE" The story of Mrs. Ilch's succese is onmouth county harriers also won Mrs. Colonel Austin and her daugh- taken up by Nan O'Reilly in the onora. The best of breed went to The Gleaners' society ofthe Pres- ter are expected to return home Hew York Journal, who states that Monarch, a great hound in the field. TONITE! "DANGEROUS "more than two decades ago an at- Shown In the sporting group against Beautiful Dishes tractive girl named Florence Bell iovoral exploited champions, he i AST CORNER" lived in the exclusive Park slope sec- ilaced third, which greatly pleased IF YOU REALLY WANT THE BEST tion of Brooklyn. She owned a pet of this hunt club. The TIMES Virginia Bruce For The Ladies! tollie which was her constant com- ;roateat victory, however, cttme panion. hen the harriers placed first in a 1 "Today Mrs.'Florence Bell Ilch of irge entry for the best team of FRIDAY & SATURDAY—2 FEATURES ! Red Bank, New Jersey, ranks as the sporting dogs In the show. The har- Phone ROBLIVT tMMETT outstanding breeder of collies In the lors expect to resume hurting this CHNEIDER rt I ,.. bons, topped by a grand champion Newark show, which was held the MORTON OF THI! MOUNTED rosette. 'ollowlng day. The Newark .papers t.,1 21 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. •• I' WIUIAH DESMOND "Mrs. Ilch owns Bellhaven, located followed those of New York in quot- TOM LONDON oa the Shrewsbury, where the ken- ng Mrs. Ilch that Red Bank is one JUNt LOVt nels practically overhang the water. f tho finest places' in the world to Capons 37c Specials in Effect Thursday NoonJTill Saturday Nite. Broilers 34c WHITi FK'ATHCH] And it ia to this location, with its re- ise dogs of the breed which she D.YNAMITt . sulting moisture, that the former ancles. ThC WONBIft KOPtft Brooklyn belle (no pun!) attributes CAPTAIN \} • a great deal of her success with col- Fly to Washington. Quality Sirloin, Round, Porterhouse STEAKS .». 29c AtEXANDES , t J Jles famous for their coats. W. B. Harding, treasurer of the KORDA'S "It is a paying proposition, this od Bank Airview Flying Service, UtODUCttON Of dog breeding, at least Mrs. Ilch ind Jack Casey, manager of the lo- LEG found it so since 1922, for it has en- •al airport, left Monday for Wash- abled her to put two sons through ngton, D. C, where they attended Rump college, one Princeton and tho other ie Independent Aviation Operators' Yale. Her family Is a real doggy association meeting at the. Lafayette Rib clan, as her sons and her young "daughter" are just as interested In otel. They returned home by plane Chops the kennels as she is. 'uesday. "Her most famous champion was Boys can make extra pocket money Lucason of Ashtcad of Bellhaven,* elllng The Register.—Advertisement Loin Chops 22c Veal Cutlets ">27c SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY Hext Week Jersey or Northwestern TURKEYS »; 33c MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Star Sliced Bacon lb. 34c Armour's Star Milk Tt cans 25c SPECIALS Phila. 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H. 8'i'UYKElt, 21 Rountn of tho subscriber, expntttor of tint UnxUhif Itan.1, Kr tha rntm. u>t ty of Mmummth mill repotfcl f'tr «r*!lln- H«.l lli.T.k, N. J.. Choice Oysters < 19c tnant t» tlio llrl.buri.. Oniil of Mild fiiui,. . ,,„„„ ty, on 'I'liuinHay. the fourth <(Hy nt AM II. A, O, l°3t, al which Unit application will I il Uaya to advtitlao In BED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Page Fifteen flumphrcy, Marjorie Matthowi, Wallace and Miss Helen Kelly. Those at- Gorbtrt. KUward Matu.iivikl, Naphi Zahl- . iarty in the Sunday-school room. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Many Children Go man, Sherley Herrmann, Gloria King-, tending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Those who do riot wear ancient garb To VOBCftONi: COW., * coriior* George Ackerman, Robert Farley, Charles Humph, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. will have to pay a higher admission > the Suite vt WUcorttin, And MA OYSTERS Weotendorf. Hicktiy and eon Donald, Mr. and 'ea than those who do. (JALUJH. , To Mental Homes Fifth vrade—John Androa, Harry Clerk, My virtue of an order of th« Court « Any Style Iwry Leutinch, William Morley, WlnKred Mrs. Thomas Kelly and family, Mr. Miss Helen Kelly, who Is employed $11-25 COAL Chnnr-ery of New Jersey, irutla on th* ttft SPECIAL Bloomer, Loruin Ccccre, Allco Humphrey, and Mra. Charles Kelly, Jr., Miss as a rfurse at Newark, Is enjoying a »f tlm date hereof. In ft C6U»* wh4f Pnparad and CooVad lo « Dilicloua Annie (i. 1'VeiK-h It cotni'lftlnant and J Goodnaii with «ll 1b. T«n« Community Clinic Director Telia l-'ellle Pceden, (jcraldine Schoeaflon, Thomas Helen Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly, John vacation at her homo here. Aumuck. Allen Dale. Joseph Mazza.ttl. Har- FIRST GRADE ANTHRACITE ( f.>HHt Clcanpra i.n*! lly-jrs, lllC.j ft of the S««. Congregation at Combined old Willing, Ilernlce Doll, Adcle Jessen, Kelly, Sr., John Kelly, Jr., and Frank A card party for the benefit of St. Jcriiey rnrporntlun, and uthem ftr« 3 "Jreavy. Due to the poor condition "SatUfaclloti Guaranteed". fcmliintfl, you are retjulrMl to flPP*(*r t)ft|t Heavy Duty Rich Oy«ter Stew, 30c Meeting of PTA—Plans Made ttiith Williams and Walthrout Zablman. ilary's church will be held Friday uu Sixth uradc—Clura Ilsrrlcelli, William of tho road3 a number of members of venlng, March 1, at Independent lire i" ?r th« hill »f HAICI romplnliiHnt on « for Bunco Party. Ackerman, Doris UroBer, Androa 'Patricia, tho guild were unable to attend. l>oforo tho fifteenth day nf April nnt, tf* "razee, Koso Gerbert, Albert Bloomer, lall at Belford. STOVE T $11.50 the fiild l,i!| will be taken »« conr»iB«« SHORE "One child out of twenty born in 'atBy Uonnomo, John Cecere, Minnie A number of the Everett Boy Geraldlne easier, daughter of Mr. n,r:iln»t yml. • a year In tho United States la likely Dally, Vlvlnn Jensen, Gladys Lidlow, Lil- Scouts and residents attended the md Mrs. Everett. Casler, is on the NUT 11.25 11M, miid bill U niot Hhr*wt* son, director of the Division on urday visitor at New York city." Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry i lmry, !n tho Cminty »f Mori mouth, ani Community Clinics of the National Seventh grade—Marie Post, Doris Wil- Bobby Eustace of Ijted Bank spent Every Ton Weighed by Public .State of N.:w J«rfrv, wliich mortsrttff* Wllll ielm, Doris Wilson, Eddie Frank, Edward rVasserman. iluly HHHIKIIMI] by .Second National lift life ^ommlttea far Mental Hygiene, at ilallcy, Itobert Mayer, Alfred Wilson, tho week-end visiting nt the home Weight Master. Mr. and Mrs. Sklar and Morris nrnl Tnint Comiiany nf Itort Hulik. N. 3f, 100 f^ 39c he combined meeting of the Me- 'ivlaii Moore. Anna Mulvlhill, Geno Clmlt. of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carton. •ohen of Brooklyn were week-end Deliver AnyuhfTf. KxcruK.r of tlu- I.iut will nnd teBUmenti Bumsteads Worn Syrup eon&rd Cloverdale, Thomas Gllmour, Fred chanic Street and Junior-Senior Par- Meinkcn, Frank Schumacher and Edward Mrs. Elizabeth Connors entertained 'Isltora at the home of Mr. and Mrs. '.T Wnlter (,;. Krcnch, docenKcd, to said •*•' eWIdrai an uwot si mtr ent-Teacher association last Thurs- Mr. and Mra. August, Eiamnn nnd n.rn^liiinrint hv fiitnt Kiinmnt dntod JanU- Wbere dureetlons wn follow**! Wll.on. Charles Cohen. ni-yiKl, IWi.H; nml you, Vorrloni f'orp., * NEVEB FAILS. D«plte aunlty day in the junior high school audl- Eighth grade—Jofloph Calelana, Milo family of Princeton as Sunday i:orjn>taUnn nf the .State of Wisconsin* Schumacher, Edward WatklnBon, Edna Raymond Schnover of New York mniinnunnoiu o l » B*f(TONlN, It; .orlum. :r gueata. nni inudt; liefcruliuit hecn^He you hold ft Lewis&Hagerman lalai fuU oulks, Dolores Mcchan, Matilda Morley, ;pent the week-end, with Ilia uncle, Independent .!ii(Ji:ment iitfiiiitU Jnn-ey Connt C'lean^ri *• UrnilUU or by mall. BOe • Tho subject of Dr. Stevenson's tnymond SchrouoVf, Willi.-un Turner, Pris- rVllllam McNierney. aixl hv-jL'. liw.. which own* Die Inrnlii d«« Sw, M. I).. rhuulel&a. talk wai "Today's Child In Tomor- ;llla Andrews, Klizabeth Jo.ephsen, Cath- Camilla Compro, daughter of Mr. rii-rHtCid iii rutid ninitKiijio; nnd you, Mau* rine Merrlck, Virginia Walllnp, Vauwhn Port Monmouth News. i ii (• r ;j[ 11 . [i re mndc defend nut b«t'.Rua# row's World." "We know that three Behn, Ned Dnvin, Harold Hnxog. Archie nd Mrs. Philip Compro, underwent !t J( things will take place In tomorrow's ynn in.; oil'.- of thi- hul'lera (»f n mnvtftaft^. - Kiimasakn, Vi.rulnla (ioldfnrli, Muriel Mat- (The Ked Bank Rpgjntor can bo bought .n operation nt the Long Branuh ho^- I'oviMinc thi> liuidd tlcfit^i'Ilied in com*' world," he said, "there will be peo- .hcwB,.Myrtle Trencry, Klfrieida /.ahimann, n i'ort Monmouth at the Htores of Charlei Coal Co.I'lainiirits finJrl nuntunite. iltal last week as the result of an iri- hester Lehmann, William Meruner, Alma Imtcil Felirnnry i;(. \»?.r,. ple, and the child must be able to Lee, Dorothy Silver and Ruth Wllms. Meyers nnd ynivatiore Scaelione and from ury to her ankle. ' 12 Main Street get along with these people; there Charles Uobhauser.) WAnilEN H. SMOCK, "Cowboy" Jack Woods will move OCEANrOKT, N. J. Hollrltor of Complainant, will be change! constantly taking Mrs. Sadie MeGrath of Jersey City ils barber shop from the Campbell's Cor. I) to mi and Mechanic HtreCtlU Globe Hotel place, to which he must adjust him- spent the week-end at her summer Telephone—Eatontown 441 Red Bank, N. J. unction waiting room to the new EAST PBONT STBEET, BED BANK, N. J. self; and there will be a greater de- Colt's Neck News. home here. 'Jstan building. He expects to make lay In vocational maturity, but his Troop 88 of Boy Scouts was largely he change Saturday, March 2. 'It paya to advertiao In Tho Heglster* IS NOW PREPARED T!O ACCOMMODATE DINNER PARTIES emotional and physical maturity will A birthday surprise party was represented at the court of honor at FOR WEDDINGS, LODGES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. be the same. given for Mrs. F, Alvin Langwlth at Atlantic Highlands last week. Those "In order to judge tomorrow, we the parsonage of the Reformed who received star scout badges were Try our wonderful Evening Dinner at 75 cents. must consider what yesterday's child :hurch one night last week. The larnlne Centannl, William Smith, SUNDAY, SUNDAY, has to fatfo in today's world. Indi- 'surprisera" were tho 'members of Chariea Quackenbuah and Francis MONDAY, MONDAY, Lunch 50 cents. viduals are more Important now; ho consistory and their wives. They Smith. Recipients of merit badges Special Business Men's Lunch, 35 cents. the world is becoming 'child cen- irought refreshments with them, ln- i follows, the numerals de- TUESDAY, TUESDAY, tered,' that la, tho child is of far ludlng a huge birthday cake. The noting the total number of such eater value than before; there are usual pastimes were enjoyed and. awards: Albert Quackenbush 8, Will Roger, Will Rogers eight times more high school grad- veryone had a delightful time. Oth- Charles Quackenbush 7, Francis in uates than In 1870; the child is now rs present besides Rev. and Mr3. Smith 4, William Smith 3, Thomas considered a human being, not go- Langwlth were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanlon 2, Charles Llebhauser 1. "The County "The County Ing through a process of preparation Moreau, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Buck. Those who received . second-class SPANISH for adult life; today's child Is faced badges were Philip Mclntyre, Daniel Chairman" Chairman" with the problem of social failure— Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Snydcr, Mr. and Mrs. Collinson, Charles L,ube and Josepn mental delinquents, dependents, men- Wnr.knr. BEAUTY SALON tal problems. William Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flock and Mrs. Archibald Mr. and Mrs. John Hines of Jersey FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 86 BROAD ST.. "Therefore the best we can do Is Reynolds. City spent Saturday and Sunday at to provide skill for the child, and their summer home at this place. with this skill a broader point of Sixty-five members of the Sewing LAST TIMES TODAY CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE FRIDAY RED BANK 'lub of the Reformed church en- Troop 88 of Boy Scouts took part view. Tho school curriculum must In the annual scout circus at Asbury PHONE B. B. 2342 broaden in the schools. There must ioyed the club's annual covered dish supper last week at the home of Park Saturday. Carmine Ccntanni be organized activity. There must and Charles Quackenbush acted as Edmund Lowe be mental health for parent and Mrs. C. 3. Conover. Chicken salad Permanent Waving was the principal dish. The house "ring bank" boys. The color guards teacher, because the force of their were Albert Quackenbush, Daniel Specialists for the Past personalities Is perhaps , stronger was attractive with valentine deco- Victor McLaglen rations. General sociability and Collinson, Thomas Hanlon and Wil- 19 Years. . than the subject matter of their liam Smith. v teachings. The child will become dominoes, cards and other games more nnd more critical of parents were enjoyed. As visitors over Sunday, Mrs. Jos- and teachers, so there must be par- Charles D. Flock Is Improving eph Till had her father, Edward SPECIALS! LATEST 1935 ent education as well as teacher edu- from an injured arm which he re- Blanco of New York, her sister, Mrs. 4—35c Items COIFFURES ! cation." ceived about two weeks ago in an Anna Meyer of New York, and her "Under SHE SHOT THE WORKS accident on his fnrm. niece, Elnora McGuire of Dobbs During the short business, meeting Ferry. FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED! 2—35c items Frederic Permanent At the Reformed church Sunday preceding the address, Mrs. Samuel She WDI hit guardian angol ...pro and a Marcel Hausman, chairman of the Child morning Rev. F. Alvin Langwith's The third birthday of Beth Evelyn Pressure" $0-50 to $ff.00 Welfaro committee, announced that iermon topic will be "Winning the Homnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. (acting him again., the ruthltis fata or a Facial 1 F. Homan, was celebrated last Thurs- that clipped his wings! The gloriously there will be a bunco party for par- World." In the evening a service day with a party. Games were with Marjorie Rambeau human story of a woman so desperate- Manicure ents and children, tho proceeds to will be held in commemoration of played, refreshments were served and 1/ In love the risked her life to prove Itt Real Castllo go to child welfare Saturday, March the anniversary of the Boy Scout Charles Bickford 16, in tho high school gymnasium. everyone luid a delightful time. The Mint 8huminii Duart /elzor movement. The scouts will occupy guests were Gladys, Grace and Edna Water Wave Following Dr. Stevenson's talk, re- special seats and take part in the Crocquignole or freshments were served by the mem- Lee, Audrey, Harriet, Francis, Allen Flngnr Wnvc Gorvlcc. Mr. LangwitH will deliver a and Hubert Lockwood, Robert Cour- Eyebrows Combination Wave bers of the faculty, under the direc- discourse on "Manly Religion." tion of Mrs. B. L. Katsin, chairman ter, Kudolph and John Quackonbush Prevue Haircut $«|.5O to $"7.50 Mrs. Samuel Conover is confined and Mildred, MarjorlB and William of the hospitality committee. to the house with sickness. MYRNALOY Mead. Dry Shampoo—Pedicure, 75c A communion oorvico will be held John Gross and family of Newark at tho Reformed church Sunday Tonight! nna A Keansburg News. spent Sunday -with Mi". Gross's par- «»;... *? if'ol- " above Waves mcliido snam- morning, March 3. enls. Mi4, and Mrs, Cliatlps Ornss. CARYGRANT White Henna .$1,25 poo, Haircut, l<1njrer Wave-nml Edward Hebeler, Jr., who.has horn Come at 9:00. Including Shampoo and Finger Wavi Ringlet Ends. (Tha Red Rank Register can b« bought Troop 88 of Boy, Scouta will hold In Keansburff at the atoret of E. L. Miller, sick With pneumonia, is now well on their second annual dinner at the K. Santa Lucia. Fhlllp Kdlei and Clmrl,-. the road to recovery. See Last Showing of FREE PARKING SPACE IN REAR Vog.l.) lire house Saturday evening, March 2. Rev. and Mrs, F. Alvin Langwith Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daly of Brook- "Under Pressure" An unexpected contest took place wero visitors at Elizabeth last lyn spent last -week with Mr. and at the school election last Wednes- Thursday. Mra. Wilbur Willett. and Premiere of day night, when Joseph Wolfe nnd Miua Mabel Willott luia returned Next Tuesday night the Ladles' Clinton Kraus ran on pasters but from a sojourn In Florida. She made auxiliary of theflro company will hold "Wings in the Dark" were unsuccessful. Fred Trencry, the trip by boat. a luncheon and card party at the lire Edward Compton and Jacob French- The bus which transports the high i,0USCi This evcnt wm be in charge man were candidates to succeed school pupila of Atlantic township of Mrs. Edna Reilly. A »„,„„..,. Firr... .lit ROSCOI.KABNS themselves. The former received to and from Red Bank wan hit by HOBABT CAVANAUOH • DEAN JAOOIR Wagner Market Co. the highest number of votes, 352; Norman Cobb of Newark spent a car last ivcelc. No damagu was FREE CHINA Edward Compton 208 votes and Sunday with his brother, Ray Cobb. 36 Monmouth St., Red Bank 71 First Ave., At. Highlands done and no one was hurt. A jinx The Sunday-school of Community Jacob Frenchman 287 votes. Wolf seems to bo pursuing the bus. It has 204 Broadway, Long Branch New Monmouth Mon. Co. received 174 votes and Kraus 173 church will meet Sunday afternoon To The Ladies 149 Bay Ave., Highlands 30 Church St., Keantburg votes. A total of i8!T ballots were been in accidents four successive at half-past two o'clock and preach- cast. There were 23 ballots de- weeks. ing service will begin at half-past clared void for various discrepancies. The pupils and teachers of the pub- three o'clock. At the latter service Friday and The budget was approved by a vote ic school exchanged valentines last Everett Oliver and Calvin Tompklns Week End Specials for Thurs., Eri, & Sat. of 178 to 15. woekj They had a "postofflce" for will be installed as elders and Joh,n this purpose. Saturday Night The fifth annual ball sponsored by Wubbenhorst, Carl Leo and Frank tho local auxiliary of the county so- Thu members of the township com- Iloaian will be installed as deacons cial service will be held In tho audi- mittee of Atlantic township and the Miss Allda Griffin has a new auto- torium of St. Ann's school tonight. road employees have received many mobile and she is taking lessons in SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Palmer compliments on tbo condition of the driving it. left last week for a sojourn in Flor- roads after the recent, snow storm. A communion service will he held Fresh Hams 22 Folks whodo a Tot of traveling irr' at Community church Sunday after- Ib ida, Whole or Half Miss Mildred McGuire has re- thls part of the state say that the I noon, March'3, at three- o'clock. A signed her position with Karkus & thoroughfares In this township wers preparatory service for communioi Karkus; Keyport attorneys. better than in most municipalities. will be held Thursday evening, Feb- Shoulder or \/|7 A I Miss Eva Whltehead was hostess Atlantic township ia emerging ruary 28, at eight o'clock. Breast of v *-'***-• ist at a card party last week. from tho winter season with a rcc- Francis Verbout 13 unable to attem Jorry Sheehan is at Miami, Flor- ord of having provided plenty of : school because of an Injury which he ida, for a few weeks. food, clothing and shelter for per- received In a fall from his .bicycle, Mrs. Chcstor Mullloon has returned sons who are In unfortunate circum- | The Grasshoppers Athletic club wil from Klvervlew hospital at Red stances because of unemployment or j hold their regular business meeting Fancy Fowl 23Ib Bank. feeblo health. The township receives Saturday evening, March 2, at th A delegation of the local first aid no funds from the Emergency Re-! home of John Wubbenhorst. squad attended a meeting of the lief Administration and the work of \ The Junior Christian Endeavor so- Medium Size state first aid council at Eatontown aiding the needy is looked after by ™ty will meet at tho home of Mrs, Thursday night. ., Walter D. Fields, the overseer of th.; ! Helen Brockman this evening, Mrs. Henry Gehlhius entertained poor. Mr. Fields has found work for i Thereafter meetings will be held Rib Veal Chops at a brldgo party Thursday after- a number of tho unemployed both on overy Friday. The society Is mak noon. A luncheon was served at the township jobs and with private par- | lnB a campaign to obtain new mem- conclusion of tho games. Those pres- tics. Ho states that both his work : bers ber-s A£ter tho campaign is endet ent were Mrs. Nicholas Drodgo, and tho cost to the taxpayers have m l be elected. CChildren Mrs. Julius Lehoty, MrB. Chariea and tho cost to the taxpayers have ; Loin Veal Chops been greatly lessenedd by thhe helhl p off from flvo to fourteen yenrs of ag 25L McGuire, Mrs. Fred Nightingale, the Atlantic- Holmdel Social Service are eligible for membership. Mrs. A. A. Franck, Mrs. John Holo- organization. Ho aays that credit is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bastan an blnko, Mrs. William Gehlhaus and especially due to Miss Williams, the family of Jersey City spent Sunday Chopped Beef 19f Mrs. Charles Samuels. nurso for the association. With tthhe I wlth Mr- Bastan'a mother, Mrs, b Mrs. Agnes Palmer of Francis advent, of sprinng the relief load will Charles Bastan, Sr. placo is spending several weeks at bo lightened because of Jobs on Mrs. C. B. Roche spent Monday Orlando, Florida. farms. at Elizabeth. Joseph Melle has bought a new William Cotlrcll, Clarenco Willett Mr. and Mra. Daniel Iv. Ahearn an Pork Liver 12'Ib Dodge truck from Walter Klepp. and Edward Sherman are now tied fnmlly spent Sunday with Mr. an Mrs. Catherine Leddy of High- for first placo in tho pool Mrs. Raymond Richardson of Eng- lands lias boon the guost of her being held by the (lie company. It lishtdwn. daughter, Mrs. John Strykcr. Is expected that the tournament will Miss Verona Schnoor and Gordon Chuck Roast 23k Allen Conroy is taking a business end within a few days. Dlnnon motored to Engllshtown on course at tho Merchants nnd Bank- Forty persona attended a meeting Sunday, ers' business school at New York. of Atlnntlc grange last week nt tho Mr. and Mra. A. E. Longford speni Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schoelcir have Colt's Neck schonlhousc. Gnmea Friday afternoon nt Perth Amboy. returned from a visit at Astoria Sirloin Steak ond refreshments were enjoyed. The Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ICly of Free- Long Island. hold wero recent guests of Mr. an< Mrs. Fred Trenory has been on granpo will hold a dance for Its members nnd friends at tho school- Mrs. Henry Hoyer. tho sick list. A surprise party was given to Mr, Miss Genoviovo Klcpp has been houso Friday nlRlit, March 8. LEGS <* VEAL Tho Sowing club of the Reformed nnd Mrs. Daniel L. Ahearn one night visiting nt Brooklyn. lust week. Thoso present were Mr. I toward Aalbuo Is driving a new church will moot this nfternoon nt automobile tho homo of Mra. Hezcnu Conover to nnd Mrs, Harry Clay of Fair Haven, Porterhouse Steak 33n> Miss Louise Huber haa entered St. llniHh making n quilt. Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Cooper ol Michael's hospital at Newark as A meeting of tho Atlnntlc-Holmdol Koyport, David Wallace nnd Benja- Btuilont mine. Boclnl Servico orgnnlzntloii WHB held min Martin of Rumson, Mr. nnd MrB. FISH SPECIALS Former Mayor anil Mrs. Thomas Tuesday evening at tho~ homo of 15. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Gllmotir and son Thomns, accom- Mm. Carroll W. Bnrclay. Compton, Mr nnd Mrs. l^dward Ben- Fresh Cut Largo Canadian panied by Mr. and Mm. John Col nett, Jr., Mr and Mra. Daniel U ROGERS Ahenrn and Claire, Marlon and Jean Fillet Smelts llns, left last week for a stay in •>: ;• •• "•• •• .• v ••in • . • • • Florida. Everett News. Ahenrn. 171 15 Ib Funeral services for Mrs. Holen Lublcln, 78 ycara old, widow of Al- Rudy Pctriizolll, son of Mr, nnd New Monmouth New* Tfio Chowder Fresh Opened bert Lubkln wero hold lnnt Wednes- Mrs. Nicbolns Potruzolli, returned day afternoon. Intorment was made homo from tho Long Branch hos- Clams Oysters -i ^It Martin CnsBcrly tins » new auto- The COUNTY dot. doz. In Green Grove cemetery nt Key- pltnl last Friday whom ho linn been 19" port. Mrs. Lubkln had been a renl a surglcnl patient for tho pant week. mobile. dont of Kennsburg for 22 yonrs. She Paul Kolly find John Dzlecy were William Morford bought a horse ni visitors of frlendu Sunday at Brook- Harold Konnctt's vundno near Mid Is survlvod by n brother, Ellswortl 5 PRODUCE SPECIALS Brown of ICcanoburg. lyn, New York. dletown village a few dnyn HK° The following puplln hod n porfoci MIHB Catherlno Warnekor, who Ifi Tho World Wide guild hnd chjrB employed nt New York oily, npont of tho song and devotional sorvl^b a CHAIRMAN Green Beans Iceberg Lettuce attendance record during January In tho wook-end vliiltlng nt tho homo the Buptlut church Sunday night. by GEORGE ADE '-"'• u FOX p,Jb>r w,ih . C C the Francis plaoo nchopl: of her pnrnntH, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ber- Hogor McCor:nncic bought n hors Flrnl «rrad«—Olholia l.udlow, Robnr 2 •<- 17 2 - 15 Itolfrlch, Kenneth Wllinn, I mm Zahlmann nard WnrneUer. from tho, W'llllum C. Jflly estate o and William Meehm. Tho BIcsHod Hucrnment guild of llolmdel lnut wnok, EVELYN VENABU-KENT TAYLOR Florida Florida Second ffrade—Vert Helfrlch, Audrey St, Cnthoiino'R church held their 1 Newton, Robert MoHey, Ilrnrrr HnciVa, Her- Tho BantlntH will liolil their nex nlco Herrmann, Donald Moore, fleonn regular mooting inVst Hutunlay night prnyor moctmg WednoHilay night n Louise Dresser,' Mickey Roonoy Celery Hearts Juice Oranges l'ool. eM Jaieph Mulligan. at tho homo of Mr. nml Mra. Chnrlcs tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Everctl C C TMttl «rade~Fr«i>k Honomo, Itnymom Kelly, Jr. Cnrdn worn jilayod nnd Oliver. Konlp, Walter Lohmnn, Catharine Peeden and STEPIN FETCHIT A 2.«15 2 ** 29 VrtA Forontor, Dnnalil Ktaun, Anna rinr- rofrnxhimmt-i worn nerved. Thonc Tomorrow IIIRM the Chrlfilliin En- rlcolll and Olive Van felt. winning inizeti w*'n> MIH. ClmrU's deavor HuoliMy "f Hie Baptii.t clnircli M»», Bernard, ^ I, RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 21.1985." ( In their opening gamt won by a Cardinals Upset mar* three plna, th» Mcond by 112 Asbury Tossers New Basketball ! Schneider Team Boston's Big Ifs' -By Pap pirn* and dropped th* final game by Jaybirds Thrice twelve pins. The score*: DownRedBank League Underway Loses Two Games PBA000M. Kbit _. 115 1(1 140 Card* and Jaybird* Tied in Sec. Wlndnula ..._.-..- . .... HI 909 169 Shore Cagers Box Red and Gray YMCA City Loop Opened Sea- Tilton Dairy End* Winning Dbdd ...» , „, ....-. „ ,,.. , J80 107 170 ond Game—Card* Win Roll Netter. for Second Time This ton Lett Week With Red Streak of Marketmen and Re- off—Hawk*, Condon and 456 662 472 Season—Score 33 - 19—Red Raider*, Pitt Panther* and duce* Their Lead in Pin Loop Team handicap — . 211 2'J 29 Peacock* Win. Bank Second* Lote. Yale Bulldog! the Winner*. Utility and Clothier* Tied. 4IS 681 S01 Very little change waa made last , Holding the lead throughout the The newly formed Red Bank The Tilton Dairy team, by defeat- Friday night In the local Quadrangle MoKnlsht .. 125 110 164 contest, tin Asbury Park high school YMCA basketball league swung ir,to ing the Schneider Market plnmen In bowling tournament being staged at Carey ... IIS 110 147 cage team scored their second action last Friday night at the River two out of three games on Monday f5«^- RERIOPOF the Recreation hall on Newman V.nDorn ...» . . . 182 HI 149 triumph over the local high school street school. The Red Raldors de- night, put an end to the Market- FOOft Springs road. The only change came 418 400 444 tossora last Saturday night when feated the Princeton Tigera, tho Pitt men's winning streak nnd reduced STARTIMS IM when tho Cardinals, formerly trail- Team handicap —... . 60 69 SCoacO h Bill Sherwood'* netters trav- Panthers ti-dunced tho Irish Ramb- their load In the Bed Bank Bowling log In next to lust place, won three 482 460 511 eled, to tho short court and wer» lers and the Yale Bulldogs net the league fror.i six and one-half games games from the Jaybirds, putting turned away 38-10, The shore sec- Galloping Gaels to galloping. to five and one-half- games. them into sixth place and trailing the onds mods the evening successful foi STANDING 01' THE TEAMS. Monday waB a. night of upsets. Not Jaybirds by eleven points. tho Parkers when in tho preliminary Vr IJ "O only did the Dairymen, who are In In the other games ths Condors Alumni Defeats game they lost 30-11. Red Raiders 1 0 1.000 -•iRhth place, defeat tho leaguo lead- i Pitt Fanthen * •"" _ 1 0 1.000 won three straight games from the Led by a pair of accurate forwards, Yale Bulldog 0 1.000 ers in a majority of the matches be-1 Cuckoos, the Hawks won two out of Sicilians and Pezzeia, the Asbury net- Princeton Tiffert j> 1 .00(1 tween those two teams, but tho; Schoolboy Five Irlah BarabJera $ 1 .000 three games from the Buzzards and ters got off to an early lead in tho Oalloplne Gales u 1 .000 Gardeners, who are third from last, the leading Peacocks won two of opening period and held the lead at GAMES TOMORROW. turned on the crack Boynton «fc three games from tho Eagles. The Catholic Alumni Cage Team the close of the first half 10-11. The Galloping G'aJes va. 1'itt Fanthen. Bnynton team, defeating them In featured game of tho evening was the Wins in Final Quarter from forwards were the big guns of the Ya!a Bulldogs vi. Princeton Trgeri. ihreo straight games, and the Nave- BedlWder. vi.. Irish Ramblers. tussel between the Jaybirds and the Former Schoolmates—Win by evening, scoring a total of 22 points sink plnmen wrested two out of Cardinals when both teams In that of the 33 between them, Tho Kcd Raiders defeated the three games from their heretofore game cams through to a tie. In an Score of 25-20. Princeton Tigers by a score of 31 to A strong defense kept the Bed and superlora, the Profcsionol Men. extra frame the Cardinals won out by The colors of tho Red Bank Cath- Gray toseers from dropping mom 10. Alvlno and Meade did most of The Utility and Clothiers are now nine pins. the scoring for the Tigers, Alvlno olic high school did not shine so than eight points In.the ilii-l half making ten and Meade eight points. deadlocked in second place. Tho Al- brightly last Friday night when the- while the Parkers roik*r up seven- len Shoemcn, who last week were STANDING OF THE TEAMS. The Raiders ran up seventeen point? P AVE HO Alumni five took the green and gold teen. With tMoir regular center be- In the first half while holding the fourth, slid down Into a tie for fifth 'eacoclts too 841 cagers 25-20 at the Knlghta of Colum- ing benched ever since the previous 060 Tigers to three. Tho scores: place with Leonardo and Eatontown Inwlu . .. m „„..„„. 11 a • 41)6.14 bus court. Red Bank game with an Injury to advanced Into their old place. Tho Condors ,.v H2 105.7 CIS his knee the forwards exhibited much BED RAIDERS. JuEtarda -...—..».».—..-.. D2 403.41 604 The school-boy netters led at the G F PT8. Commercial Chauffeurs are fourth. 'ayblrds 00 43C.3 680 fight for revenge. , 2 10 'ordinal! , „ 1Q 401.20 601 half mark, 16-11, and maintained a Alvino. f. < The standing of the teams, Includ- slight lead at third quarter time but Homer Hendrlckson of the Red and 0 8 ing the games rolled Monday night, Eagles ...... _«.»...... 71 408.19 jUCkoQB „... ., .... 63 474.2 62eo6e the tables were completely turned Gray squad ied his team In scoring Cotlosi'rno, c, ..—.«...-.— * o e as compiled by Secretary Walter when he netted three goals and two Auraack, c. J 0 i • Tomorrow night on alleys one and when the school boys were held scdre- Natalo. I. * -.0 2 Schroeder, follows: less In the final period, while the fouls for eight points while SicIIiano Paoluccl. g. • 0 0 two at eight o'clook, the Eagles will led the shore cagers with twelvo DelPietro, g. 1 1 8TANDINS OF THE TEAMS. bowl the Hawks, while on alleys graduates piled up the winning mar- points and Pezzola with ton. Ths W L PA US thrco and four the Condors will bowl gin of five points. 14 a >t Schneider's Market ....50 16 017.5 1.026 score: PRINCETON TIGERS. Utility Team 43 20 327.5 1.026 tho Jaybirds. At 8:30 o'clook on al- The school seconde came through IlED BANK. Q P PTS. Clothiers & Insurance 43 20 BO5 1.023 leys one and two the Peacocks will ora satisfactorily by clipping tho _ , OF PTS. Fierc. f. i Eatontown 88 28 883.5 980 bowl the Cuckoos while on alleys lanky Alumni 27-14. Bauer of tho Parker, t. „„.„.„.._.._.._..„ 2 0 4 Cicero. I. 0 J 0 Com. Chauffeurs 87 29 B76.2 1.022 throo and four the Buzzards will bowl Pearce, f, __.._. ._ 0 0 0 FiaacanarD, «. 1 Leonardo Field c!ub...8G 28 591.S 987 students' netted three baskets In tho Tcriian, 1 . . 118 White, e. } Allen Shoes — 85 28 888.2 1,072 the Cardinals, opening minutes of the gome, and Osborn, t „.;„. ^. 0 0 0 Professional Men 86 30 871.1 965 followed with two more In the re- Hcndrlckaon, e...... 8 li 8 Boynton & Boynton....34 32 871.4 1.031 Little change was made In tho in- Phlfer, g. ..—_— . 1 l » 4 2 10 S3 587.6 1.019 dividual scoring last week except for maining quarters to head the field DcLuca, ir. „ „ Oil Tilton Dairy 33 li Slstmund Elaner 877.5 1,028 the change ol Clancy Boynton, who with ten of tho winning points. Figaro, g „„.. u( o U 0 The Pitt Panthers celebrated the 37 870 984 Postoflke 26 40 O'Sugo of tho Alumni followed with llnriterlo, B. ~ . 0 0 0 opening of the new league by trounc- Nnvmlnk Team -.26 853.1 1.000 pulled ahead of Ray Rose when In 847.2 LOSS bis games he roiled 140, 145 and 210. eight in this encounter. ing the Irish Ramblers, 51 to 12. Leo GardenerGae s 24 42 6 l0 ShresburShrewsburhb y FarF1m 16 47 862.4 963 His averago Is now set at 156,47, Cohway was the star of the fea- ASBURY PARK. ' LaBlonda, one armed marvel, made J Ctl 18 848.1 994 OP PTS twenty of the Panthers' points. The Jersey Central 18 while Hose's average Is 156.36. Han- tured onslaught caging ten points, ley jumped ahead of Chet Eble when Slcilluno, f _.. _. 5 2 12 score; COMING GAMES. while Hounihan, star Catholic for- I'cuela. f. _. 3 4 10 Tonight—Utility vs. Sigmund Eisner, In his games, ho rolled 161, 131 and ward, trailed him with eight. Joe Pitt Panti«r», match, 220 points, while Powell and McUowan, t. _..». „, 10 2, Shrewubury Farms vs. Postofflce. Posten, also of Navesink, rolled 203 176. His average stands at 156.10, Grauso witnessed tho game from tho Menzel, g. ...*...... _.,. 2 0 4 G P MS Tomorow—Allen Shoes VB. Leonardo. Oceanic Netters Sherwood's Five Hopituod, a. ... 113 LaBionda, f. . - 10 ° 20 Clothiers and Insurance vs. Jersey Central. and 201. Hurley with 215 was high while Eblo Is closely trailing in next sidelines due to the knee Injury sus- Krtimcr, R 0 S 2 | PoUn. I. -.—: * 0 » Monday—Jersey Central vs. Commercial for the Professional Men. The scores: Score Double Win to last place with 155.15 and Fred tained In tho Perth Amboy tilt. Bennett, t :. 0 0 0, G«ttil. c. 8 0 6 Chauffeurs, Schnelder'a Market vs. SIB- Downs Princeton VanDorh, last, with an average of Coach "Rocky" Calandrlello hopes Taylor, g „ . 0 0 0 fc' Hun, e. ill mund Eisner. Gardeners vs. Postoffiee, NAVESINK. 1G6 152.47.. that his star center wlll^ have tho • Wledorowllj, «. » 0 6 Leonardo vs. Professional Men. Hanson ... 169 • 12 0 SI lfi'.l Oceanic Boys' Club Play Hosts Red and Gray Netter* Scored INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. medical "O. K." to as to start him Bharabba, t i i. i. Dllllone of the Allen team, Menzro-! onourke _.Z_;!ZZ1'Z1 176 191 . After trailing by two points at half 85 161 to Middletown Basketball Five Victory in Final Quarter— O AVE in tho feature encountor with Point WISH EAilBLEBS. pane of tho Clothiers and Tuttle of Powell _.: :..... 136 110 Curchln 68 180.7 Pleasant next Thursday. time the Red and Gray seconds wera the Schneider team at the end of tho ,Fo "*n —— jfH and Score Double Victory— Win 33-24 for Second in Row 173.K held to only one foul shot In the sec- Trufulo, i. twenty-first week of the league's | Dodd ...._™.r.™ * 62 168.52 The gamo with the Aluainl marked ond half whon the homo team's de- Canavo, i. » 809 Varsity Wins 20-11. —Seconds Also Win. Muller .:. 57 163.52 the last scheduled home game for fense tightened after a pop talk be- Tomalne. f, , present season last Friday were still I PROFESSIONAL MEN Schroeder ...... CO 160.21 the Irish cagers but will engago two Sarruio, «. . 161 Tl'e Oceanic Boys' club last Sat- With tha season ncarlng a cloao, BoyjUon _._.,...... CO 156.47 tween tho halvn.1. At, half tlmo tho Cawialls, g. _- Qret, second and third, respectively, Ward _- 165 179 more to complete their season. Tho 19 urday night found it easy to win (oach Bill Sherwood'B Red Bank Rose- , , , go Parkers were leading 12-10 and won fontatUi ff. in the individual standing!. < "j,""" ; """~ ° 1G7 high school netlera won their second Hnney 51 160.10 scores: the contest at tho final whlstle-30-11. „ ..7... 125 from the Middletown varsity and Eblo .«_,..., ._. . fitt 155.15 I i I 19 Dlllio'ne andJlm Acerra, tho latter stryker ~ junior quintet on the Red Men's hall consecutive and fourth win of the ALUMNL Pearce and Richardson of the Red •- }6» VonDorn . ... 81 152.47 0 F PTS. Tb« Tale Bulldogs triumphed, 47 a member of the Utility team, were £=£» } JJJJ» court, at Rirason. In the feature season last Thursday night when Bank seconds led their team In scor- tied for the greatest number of coming from the rear In the final In the opening game the Condors Copperthwalto, rf. ... .815 ing when they netted live points to 28, over the Galloping Gaels. Stars strikes, 280 In all, and Tuttle and 789 892 903 game the Oceanic five won by a 20-11 Meade, If. ..._ .806 ll d score and the preliminary game was quarter after trailing 21-20 they found It cosy to be gifted with nine Conway, c, 2 10 apiece whllo Wills of the shorn flvo for the Bulldogs wtfro Davcy and Coles, the latter a member of the The Gardeners' defeat of the Boyn- poiiita lo oome up within three paints Slcl, rs ._.-... _ 0 4 led his toam with throo field goals... Worthley. Stupelli made most of the won by a score of 20-12. turned back the Princeton cagers at Schneider team, were tied for sec- ton & Boynton team In three straight the Jocal high school court hy a score of the second place leaders when W. Bpcnce, \f. :_. 0 0 The score: Gaal»' pointst . ThTeh scores: ond with 274. Elgrlm of the Eisner games was another of Monday's up- Starting out like a pro quintet the nf 33-21. The local seconds were nl- they copped three straight games 11 S 25 BED BANK. YALE BULUJOCB. team led for the number of spares sets. The Gardeners rolled well above Oceanic busketeers got off to an G P PTS, so successful when they won 20-18, from the Cuckoos, who aro trailing n. D. c. H. O P PTS. made thus far this season, he having their season average, while the In- overwhelming start when at first half In |ast place. Although giving their G V IMS. Osborn, f. ...~.—.»..«..Mn»..u.». 0 0 0 A revised quintet started for thn Hounihan. rf «. . 4 Fouree. f...... 2 15 AraolcW. .!'...l."ZHL~Zr 4 0 8made 317, while Ming ol tho Chauf- alliance Men were we below their tiniu Uio Miildlutowjiciu were trailing opponents a oovoiity pin handicap tho 0 B illcharilsun, c* ...... —..... 2 1ft Fitwsrald. •, _._ S 0 4 11-1. Although not as strong aa in local five and hold tho lead 6-5 at the J. Spend, if, . . 1 0 2 feurs was second with 302 and E. team mark. The Horticulturists won Condors found the trailers easy when Bauer, c. 2 Barberlo, g ...... Oil DavM. e 4 1 » the opening haif tho lioine-tuwnors close of the opening quarter. In & 0 4 Mowman, g. ...„..«..„.....„.._..„,.. 0 0 O V. Lover.ldgo, g •-..-. 8 1 1 Chasey of Eatontown was third with by margins of 122, M and 20 pins. see-saw tattle throughout tho aecond in tho opening game thoy won by l'lccollo, rff 2 294. Mazig nf thn Gardeners made high carried on to victury when they al- F. Xiluuli, lg. . 1 Worthier, g - : 6 ^l 18 quarter and fighting hard for a lead seventy pins, the second by D6 pins Sovlcro, jr. ..-„..-»—.....„.._..«.„.. 0 Carlton theater ticket winners last score of 215 for a single game. Cur- lowed tho visitors eight poyjts in the and the final by eighteen pins. The ASBURY PARK. S2 t 41 second hall while they dropped three tho Red Bank cagers were not^ aa GALLOPING GAELS. week were Ale* Curchln, Jr., of chln, Jr., was high bowler for the successful as In the opening quarter scores: 10 0 20 O FPTS. P PTS. field fioals. CUCKOOS. Fduio, t. __..-_..._ 10 3 Boynton A Boynton, who matlo the Boynton team with an oven 200. The for when the half time whistle sound- Taylor, f. ;.~ „,.«. 1 0 4 ' DelPietro, f. 0 6 high total of 668 for three games; A. Patterson of the Oceanic cage Jacoub. 181 US 112 B. Summont*. I. «~-— 0 0 scores: ed tho Tlgertowners were leading MoAllUter 14» 177 160 Farr, I. 2 0 4 Louis Acerra of Utility, who scored team led his nettera in scoring with Hnnley _ _. 161 HI 176 Quad Tos8ers Beat Rlcharrfnon, f. . _™™ 2 0 4 Magce, f. 0 0 14-13.. DoSano e...... »._ lift E. Summonte, t. . 0 0 654, and VanNesa of Leonardo, who lour Held goals while Danowitz of Willa, g. 8 0 « Stapelii. c. 0 10 Newton Terzlan, young short-end 435 424 0 0 made 645. Menzzopano and Acerra the Middletown five copped honors Team handicap 70 70 Polish-Americans Roger, ». _... 10 2 Blcel, c. for his lorn with four points, of the local Bquad, was substituted Manficld, g, ...„..„..„..»..„.„ Oil Lewii. g. -~ 0 0 each rolled 257 in single games dur- The Wnrrcn, g. ..«...... ^... . 1 0 I f 0 8 A Tumtr for Don, Osborn. In his time of play 505 404 518 n M ('•entile, g. ng the weak and were two of the scores: COND0HS. Displaying a speedy passing attack Bennett, g 10 2 Mandello, g. a 4 OCEANIC. popped up four shots making all the Bed Bank Quadrangle club nat- Zagcr, i o o three Strand theater ticket winners. 938 836 four good. At third quartor time tho Beer« _... 157 210 178 Curchln, Jr., was the other, he hav- (i !•' PTS. Groom« _ 178 ISO 142 ters led' throughout tho entire en- BOVNTON t BOYNTON. Patterson t. 4 0 8 visiting team were still leading 21-20. Curchln . 196 201 172 IS 2 28 ing made a score of 247. Curchln, Jr 1S4 175 200 .... 2 counter to triumph over the Polish- Lsko .._ _ 159 14 7 1(36 I. With the hope of victory In sight, It pays to advertise In The Register. The average? of the ten leading _... 1 626 541 American club of Harrison Monday Boynton 134 107 Ma*, tr. .... 1 the Ked and Gray's defense tightened Team handicap .. ..-...... — 40 night when they played hosts on the pinmen, who have taken part in Curchln, Sr. IS.", 1 b7 178 Prichird. 1 .... 2 and tho local cagers held their oppon- CSJUIIOCCIO 154 11119S local high school gymnasium court Trenton Poloists fifty or mote games, aa compiled by ents to three poinU in the final quar- 575 EDO E36 and won, 22-17. Secretary Schroeder, follows: 816 810 809 ter, while they made a run score to The Hawks upheld their aecond SEE THE NEW 25 Ft. MIDDLETOWN. Win In Play-Of f INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. The Utility bowlers defeated the 33. place honora when they dropped their The Quad netters, who have been G F PTS quite unsuccessful in triumphs this Richardson Cruiser '1445 G AVE HSNavesink team, which was short a r-ai-OK-ih, f 2 Hendrlckson of tho locals tallied opening game to the Buzzards but DiUione, Allen 60 194.66 2 47 0 4 ' season, showed an Improved quintet tarn, comfortable cabin with 6 ft. headroom. With both teams being chalked member, in a decisive manner last I'opperthwaite, t. 1 scoring honors of tho evening when came back strong In the last two and Rod/ to take you anywhere. On dbplay atNcv Menziopane. Clothiers ...... 56 194,44 265 Vnnlliunt, c. 0 Monday night when like a "pro" •with a win, the Ked Bank Troop E Tuttle, Schneider ....63 193.S 248 Friday night. They won the opening he boxed seven field goals for a total won by high Bcorea. Both teams York l Largest Penmomt Motor Boat Show. 247 More, u „ _ 1 quintet darted off with a passing at- Matdmn Crullers, Kermah Engines, Sail. poloists last Sunday afternoon trav- J. Accrrn, Utility ..63 190.2 match by 151 pins, the second by 191 i'untana, g. _ 1 of fourteen points while Johnny were gifted with a 53 pin handicap. L. Acerra. Utility ...63 183.3 267 and tho third by 216 plna. Louis Boynton's 210 helped the Hawka In tack which baffled their oppononts eled to the 112th Field Artillery in- I'entcrman. Chauffeurs ,..59 189.1 231 5 1 11 Freil of the visitors won scoring door polo field at Trenton where they h 231 Acerra of the Utility team made the winning their final game as did At half time the local service club Curchln, Jr.. Boynton 69 180.1 In the preliminary game the Oce- honora for his team by dropping four "Chick" Forbes' 182, Muller assisted clashed mallets with the Trenton Parker. Schneider - 61187.1 254 high score of 257 in one game and field goals and two fouls for a total netters wore loading, 13-7 A strong BRUNS KIMBALL & CO. poloists- and- were defeated, ,11-7 J4.,.. Schneider Allen 68 187.1 258 rolled 203 and 194 pins in the others anic club made its way to victory In winning their second game with five-man defense liept the visitors 183.4 237 over the visiting seconds when they of ten points. Tho score: hjs game of 195, Ed vonKattengell Rfta ami, cor. IB to Stnat, N«w Tart Being rated as probably. the best Coles, Schneider 63 for an average of 218 pins for the BED BANK. out of their scoring zone and wore Averaging 811 for the three games, won 20-11. At half time the Oceanic of the losera may be given credit only allowed ten points In tho final riding players in this vicinity the set. His teammates, Crispell and, O F PTS. n six points below their season aver- live were leading 10-5. "Bud" Bauer Parker, f. 2 for winning the opening game when half, whllo the Quad notters made a Red Bank poloiBts, who are tryi S Jones, made 230'and 221, respidivc- of the honie-tciwners led the seconds 1 5 his ten frames ended in a 103 score. to arrange plans to enter in the Na- age, the Schneider Market team fell ly, in single games. The latter also Pearce. f, n 0 0 run score to 22. BRONCHIAL victims to the Tilton Dairy team on in scoring when he netted four field OBborn, f. „.£ o 0 0 The victors dropped tHe opening tionals, went to Trenton to engage in rolled 221 in another match. The Terzian, t...... 4 0 8 Grooms of tho Quad cagers lod the Monday night In two out of three goals while Wichman led the visitors game by 31 pins, won the second by the final of a two out of three game scores: in scorin: Hendrickson, c. 7 0 14 fifty and the final by 67, The scores: locals In scoring whon ho netted four series. The combination of Dwyer, games. The Dairymen averaged 940 UTUL1TY. ; with three Held goals. The Clnmbrone, % .„.,_...... „,._... o 0 0 field goals, whllo MacDonald fol- COUGHS for the net, which Is 43 points above £corc: 1'hifer, B _ i 0 2 HAWKS. Wise and Zager got off to a poor J. Acerra :....:.... 182 I'Jl l!td Bnrberio, g. „ 0 0 0 lowed closely behind with seven their team average. The Milkmen CrlsveH _ _ 230 I'ju 111 DoLucti, B, ...... „..„ o 0 0 Muller - 165 106 146 points. Faron of tho visiting court Just a Few Sips and— F. Jones 153 221 224 PTS. Figaro, g _ .-„... i 2 4 Boynton . 140 145 210 Shinn 171 17u 113 Murphy, f. ... 4 Forbes J 150 163 182 team load his netters with four field Like a Fla»h—Relief! L. Acerra 194 ^0J 2'M Wullrach, I. . 0 goals. Tho score: sand to win the final contest The HIT, c 156 (03 687 ter but later was called for a foul 030 97S 988 UreiulcnbaL-h. PRINCETON. 53 Spend 45 cents today at Katsln's Marketmen got off to a bad start, J Team handicap 53 63 RKD BANK. and waa forced to give up half a! l nch;iril, g. . rolling only 88C to lose by seventeen O O F PTSDrug Store or any drugstore for a point. J 17S Swseney, f _ „ o 0 SOD 559 690 Forrar. f. „ 118 bottle of Buckley's Mixture (trlplo pins, The Tilton pinmen then broko ! O'ltourke ...... 1U2 Wolman, f 2 5 BUZZARDS, Parker, I. 10 2 Lieut. James Lcmp of Trenton tal- j uml 13 j 13", Lloyd, t _ _ 2 I, 146 133 184 acting)—take a couple of sips and thousand and won the third match ° "/ -••• 2 Rofl0 „,_ „,,.., Muller, c _ 10 2 lied five goals in h'.s opening period ! 171 17 1 MIDDLETOWN. Maeavcnln, 1. . 1 VonrUttengell . -. 193 121) 1G r, Warner, e 0 0 0 sleep sound all night long—your Ir- '2 points. Scores of 223 by Wal- Powell 156 16,1 0 148 186 181 whilV¥sVJ*JV>*J4*;iAl,e * LieutITtl^Ull . O\«u.tWilsoU Wiltn, iscore. i» v d one- . Two j m r\rw Posten Rose, c „_„ 0 Schroeder GroorrtB, B ~ 4 0 8 ritating cough of bronchitis Is under zor 212 5 P PTS. 0 fouls were committed by the Tren-! - and 214 by G. GroGb and 20205 0 6 Tindall, 8. 0 2 MncDonalri, g „ 8 17 control. by Duncan contributed greatly to the 779 787 772 0 4 Bernard, f. 1 487 453 470 tonites and they were forced to give 0 Team handicap — 53 53 53 Buckley's now made In the U. S. Dairymen's victories. Three Market- The Sigmund Eisner team handed 0 0 A. Freil, K - - 0 2 10 up the point scored by Lieut. Wilson. A V;i:.l!mnt, K. ...-...."™'~.'17."7..." 1 0 2 J. Freil, g, „ 4 A., Is by far the largest selling cough men, Perrl, Jones and Tuttle, n•oiled I "*e "°n Shoo pinmen n setback last E40 506 623 HARMS0N. Four more fouls were committed by 0 0 O F PTS medicine In all cold Canada—one lit- 202. The scores: Friday night by winning all three 24 The Jaybirds were hold scoreless In the Red Bankers in thu second per- TJhe varsity netters followed in the Fnron. f. _ 4 0 8 tle sip and often tho ordinary cough TILTON DAIRY. games. The Manufacturers eked out their three games Friday night when Shlelda. t _ _ 1 0 2 iod after scoring four goals, while a victory by a margin of two pins satno footstepa. T,he junlorB out* Kniiezynskl, c 2 Is quieted, Uno 2 or 3 days nnd often their opponents netted three goals to O Groh 211 In a bitter fought contest for the win Waller 141" In the opening match and then pro- scored the visiting seconds In tho Hurcrynflkl, g 0 you'll hear no more from that tough lead at half time 8-2'i. A. Grob , 182 of the second game of the evening a Itnfnlk, B 1 old hang-on cough that nothing ceeded to win the second match by Quadrangle Five final quartor and won out 20-18. At roll-off had to be called as both teams Daluky. i. 0 Still trying to make a come-back IHincnn .. ._ 163 half time tho local seconds were trail- Booms to help; If not joyfully satis- in the third period, the Troop E pole- Morrl" 195 45 points. The final contest was al- ended their frames with ecorcu of 550. fied money back. most as close as the first, tho Manor Defeats Trojans ing 9-8 nnd at third quarter time held Tho Cardinals, however, won the roll- ists swung into action and tallied live 803 918 1,000 a small lead of one point at 15-14. goala in that chukktr but again team winning by six pins. Lowis of off and woro gifted with nine points SCHNEIDER'S MARKET. the Manufacturer;; made scores of tiKing reven^o for a defeat suf- Pearce led the home-towners In scor- Jackie Dwyer was called for his Pcrrl 167 202 175 for tho evoning's win. Tho Cards ad- Coles „ 178 214 and 212. Reid's 200 was high for fered earlier In the season tho local ing-when ho netted three, field goals, vanced from their next to last place fourth foul of the aftrrnoun. How- 192 176 while Tlnuall of tho visitors copped ever, the rtcii Bank defense tight- C. Junes ._ - 174 187 202 the Shoemcn. The scores: Quadrangle club cage team lust to just six points ahead of the Eagles. Pnrkcr _ 16( 168 173 turday night traveled to Keans- honors for his team with four field Tho Jaybirds are now trailing the ened in that chukker and held their 1 uulo 189 199 202 SIGMUND EISNEIl. goajs. The scores: opponents to t.vo goals, 'fwu fouls 214 if; in a return game with the Buzzards by two points, 88S 921 928 Brooks _ 17a 1KB Keaijsburg Trojano, and before by Capt. McGowan and Lieut. Lemp White 110 HDD BANK. In their opening game the Card- in the final period lc't the Trenton- Tho Eatontown team broko Its tic ltnwlnutl 17* largo Kallery of inspired (spectators P PTS. inala won by eighty pins, tied the Citarella's Market Pearce, f. o e ltos with a .tally of one goal while for flfth place with the Commercial HoiTmnn _ l'.ll 16(1 won •iO-Sn. second and won the final game by Klarim HI l'J7 Terzian, f. 0 o Frankie Wise of Troop B trio scored I Chauffeurs by winning two out of At the end of the first quarter, fol- Richardson, e. — 2 1 t 73 plno. In the final roll-off the Cards 73 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 942. i : a tally but again Dwyer was caught i three games from that team Mon- (100 lowing a bitterly fought period, the Nowninn, «. - 1 won by nine pjnH. The scores: FREE DELIVERY day night. The Drivers opened by ALI.K.N H1IUES. Quad cagers held a 22 lo 12 lead. Al- Hdrbcrio. p. . — 2 o 4 cutting his opponent's pony and wn,! I.IKI.M.O, e 1 JAYBIUDS. penalized half a point. winning the first game with 44 pins Dllllolis 177 1-0 though not giving up hopo tho Tro- Itathimlth - 122 138 126 llyan 17! 1:1:1 to spare, but lout tho second match jans came back much stronger In Parker ~ MB 183 105 MEATS Dwyer of Red Bunk tallied six Held 'Jon 1 rt. 1 Kruno 122 167 168 goals but had five fouls chalked by 103 and the third by 41 plus. D, Acerifi I(W the third and llnal quarters and end- PRINCETON. LOIN OF PORK, whole or half 22c lb Nordy Aschettlno of the Chauffeurs Schneider 1KJ 7 PT3, against him, making his score 3'.-i oil tlIO game within live polntB of 41J 4K8 HOD made the beat ncurc of tho act, tally- Hnrdy, f 1 8 FRESH CHOPPED BEEF 19c lb goals while Wise, No. 2 '.nun tor the the vIctoiB. Tlmlnll, I. .. 0 8 Team handicap ...... _... 71 '1 71 22'.! In the third match, while E. 0 2 TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 34c Ib Red Bank team, tallied live goals and The Clothiers and IiiMlruncn tea:n Jim Tuinock of the Quads was Servii, c. ... 4S3 650 470 Chasey with 214 was high man for Kh scorer of the. evening with eigh J. I-'roll. e. 1 6 CHUCK ROAST .... 25c lb was nipped for ono foul, making his won two out of three, (rumen from tho A. i'rell. K. CARDINALS. tltal 4'i goals. Walt Zager, back for the Eatontowners. The scores: Postofllce pinmen last 'Humidity teen points, while Korrar of the 142 177 FRESH KILLED FOWLS, S-lb u'ze 28c lb Red Bank, wnn hold scoreless and EATONTOWN. night. Tho Clolhlera won the ilrst name team took necond honors with Smith 180 170 177 Turnoek . .- -.-.. 111 1B2 124 LEG OF LAMB ll:j_L11jLLL^_^j 24c Ib was called for a foul In the second __ 168 HI 181 and second by .'18 nnd 21 but lost the lit lioint.H. Loliscn, center for the Hmock „ 145 173 1 5> chukker. Vimer.k 1B8 171 third by 46 poinl.4. Joe Mnnzzopann Trojann, copped flooring honora for INDOOR rOLO. 40S 4D4 478 U. S. G. GROCERIES Lieut Lcmp of tho Field Artllley Toyli.r 170 170 of tho Clothiers made the hU;h tjcoro IIIH toum with twelve points, whllf. Team handicap ...~..-. , or, 65 01 K Chuney ...'. _.._ U7 192 FLAGSTAFF GRAPE FRUIT 2 No. 2 cam 23c tallied Vft points to lead his team In ?" I of the sot, a mm It of 257, and also krr took necond honoru with ten Tlirw Cavalry Troopmon May Get 509 EDD S43 scoring. 804 BB7 rolled 214 In another Kami-. Dennis point.-'. The iicorc: Into Natlonnlit at Newark. THE ROLL OFF. FLAGSTAFF APPLE SAUCE 2 No. 2 cam 19c Th1) llne-upa: of the Poatollice tnlliml 'i'-i and 208 In llftthsmlth i' ._ 28 COMMERCIAL CIIAUFFEUHH. It F.I) 1IANK. The local cavalry polo team con- Parker .... 20 FLAGSTAFF PEARS No. 2Vi can 21c HEU BANK. McKnliiht _ 100 157 two gai.ics nnd Kennedy of the (jloth- 0 r Kruso : ._. FRUIT COCKTAIL Flagstaff No. 2 Vs can 27c Points Asrhettliio 178 1ST lers made 214 ami 200. Mcnzzoriane'u r'nrlmii I. .. 1 0 sisting of Frank Wise, Jack Dwyer 2 Minn „ 118 1EB avcragu wan 200 while lhat of Donnhi Wlirner, f. 0 0 and Walter Zager have made plitnn 40 PINEAPPLE JUICE Fhuptaff Dole 1 . . 2 18-oz cam 25c Dwyer, No. 1 lUynohls „ HO 188 0 2 to travol to Nowark Saturday night TaW ... Ii) 0 »5 1 was 203, The semes: ••-••- GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 2 18-o» can» 19c WUe, No. i .. I'anttnntn , 1«6 IU0 rk, (. lx where, they'will cross mallets with Smith ... -. 20 Ziltev, luck •• 0 *0 0 CLOTH1EKS & INHUKANrU. 0 8 Turnock » ...... _. 10 lm GREEN CIRCLE TOMATOES 2 No. 3 cam 29c • (US 7S4 8(7 •'• . mo l i 171 0 I) the strong ' TUdgowood pololnts Tho Nnvealnk team won two out Woodward 171 17 l'JO 2 4 Wednesday night, February 27, tho PHILIPS DELICIOUS BEANS 6 cam 25c TRENTON. Kennedy „ 2(11; :: I 17H of three gamoH from the Professional Btr«u« local trio will furnish opposition in The leading Peacocks uphold tholr EARLY JUNE PEAS .3 No. 2 can. 25c Points IHlt HIM e 40 a college field when they will travol 12 8 4 T Men Monday night. Twenty polnta il I 1C7 long string of victories when Friday FLAGSTAFF CORN, Golden Bantam . . 2 No. 2 cam 29c to Princeton unlvoralty end meet tho Cupt. Mc.Cownn, No. 1 0 2 0 *1 2 separated tho two teama at the end p PTS night they won the nr«t two oponors FLAGSTAFF BEETS, diced 2 No. 2% cam 23c U«ut. l,rnip.'Nn. 2 5 1 1 »l J',4 of tho first match, the Naveslnkera 070 018 8(7 Hull, 1 college team. Lieut, Wllsnn, Hack .... #1 0 t 0 1 "4 rOSTOFKICK. Illlll. and dropped the llnal gamo to the holng on top. The Professionals won HchroeiUr ., ..,„ ifiu 0 1! Tho local team la expecting to en FLAGSTAFF SAUERKRAUT . 3 No. 2«/8 cans 25c 1711 f, o a Jaybirds. Tho win of seven points far f, » 2 1 II the second game by 71 plna and the Hill Iliht r. o io tor what Is called the polo Nationals their two games give the Peacocks FLAGSTAFF LIMA BEANS 2 No. 2 cam 33c •I. 14 l.nl: • Fouli- Hod Ilnn|i—Uwjrfr B, Wise mul third wfnt to the Navesink bowlera I-ill 4 12 to bo Btnged at Newark. ft total of 131 points, Just eighteen KIDNEY BEANS, Flagstaff 2 No, 2 cam 19c Jing«r "lienl"! lifimi. Wilson, Mcliiwuri by 4B pln». O'Rnurko of Nnvonlnlc J. Illlrl, I, OrBoUli: llr(or<« Cunt. Thomas Ket(«, Wlillmt points ahead of tlie Hawli*. who Rra ASPARAGUS TIPS, Flagstaff, all green 2Bc W4 tl»« Cut, Uurhank. nmiio the highest score- for a single Hoyo can make extra pocket money In second plnce with 113 and the Con- •S3 tli U I ii •suing The RflitUUr.—Advertisement. ilors la third with US. The, leaders k. <» .- /!.•.•' RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985.

BETOBUOANS SO MEET. with ths Eisner company at Red St. James Wins Holmdel Has Gone Edward Welch On Bank. Howwd A. Maltan and WUUm> 1. Sea Bright Council Ma Edward Polhsmu* will «ntar Over Baptist Five Otbfut to Mtttm Group. "Bowling Crazy" the Long Branch hospital Saturday to undergo an operation for throat T]i« rtgultr muting oj the Rail- Edward A. Welch ii once more a Field Goal by~Meade Put* Irish road Han't Republican club will be trouble which will be performed by Young and Old of Both Setti member of the Sea Bright council. Dr. William Matthews. held Saturday evening) February 23, He was appointed by Mayor Willlsim Cger. in Tie With St. An- at the Olobe hotel at 8:S0 o'olock. Are Avid Devotees of the A birthday party w«a {riven for • thony — Presbyterian! and R. Fowler, Sr, at Friday night's Howard A Mallen, Republican can- Sport »t Taylor W. Hance's meeting of the commissioners to fill Milton Howard Tuesday evening at As Did the General.,. YMHA Win. didate for Sheriff, and William J.- New Alleys. the vacancy caused by the death of hie home. Guests were present from P'Hagln, aspirant for prosecutor, will John Thorsen. Hed Bank and Keyport. Th« usual A field goal by Cllf Meads in the address the gathering. The Tough Rabbits and the Main pastimes were enjoyed and all had a last flvo minutes oj play moved the Nells JacobBen, a former council very pleasant evening. We Believe in Honesty Entertainment will be provided. All Streetera are tied for first place In man, presented a petition asking St. James church nettera Into » flnt members and friends are urged to the Holmdel bowling league. Eight Mrs. John Kaney's mother, Mr«. place tie with the St Anthony to*- that the borough apply for state re- •Washington's life was guided by a great spirit of Honesty be present. teams, each with four members, are lief. It wan decided to have a rep- Sullivan, la able to be out again af- sera last Thursday night In the looal in tho JeBgue9 and the games, are ter being In bed a week with a cold. and fairness. We have put this virtue into our business pol- YMCA church leaguo when they resentative of the state ERA at the played on Taylor W. Hanoe's alleys. next meeting to explain the situation. Mrs. Carrie Cook Is still on the sick icy since the first store was opened. In advertising or cased out ths Baptist cage team by The league schedule will end about list. _ _ one point st the River street ichool Junior Varsity Current bills amounting to $200 through our sales force, we strive to be truthful at all times* tho middle of March. The standing One reason so many people prefer to shop the. 4SC0 Way. gymnasium. The 23-22 victory added of tho teama follows: were paid, fifiOO was paid to the to tho long Hat of victories the St Beat Freeholders county and $1,500 to the board of Middletown Village. James cagera have won In the past education. . . WASHINGTON Tough Rabblte ,r,^ ._..„,..... 7 2 . Where Quality Counti and Your Money Goes Furthest years, being still undefeatsar Main Slreeters ~.- . 7 2 'S?,?"1 B*nl< B«lst«r ean b» bought Revised Speedy and Accurate Deal Estater. II t > Middletown at the stores ol J. Q St. Anthony quintet Jumped Into Horsemen ....;.._„...... ,..,.._.._..,....,..„„. 6 4 nlibt and Wllllia B. Waters.) Selected i second place when they moved the Junior High Cager* Triumph Dandles .„.„.„ „.._ ;. , 4 fi River Plaza News. I .Jewish nettera from that post by a> Over Freehold 31-12—Sec Farm Boys _ 4 « The Social Thirteen club gave a doz 27-13 triumph. In the final game of Hrocerymen „ 2 7 surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Ray- EGGS 37' ondsi Win from Irish. BestlM „.,„ „ 1 8 The Woman's club held a card par- the evening the Presbyterian cafe mond Dospreaux at their home Sat- Every Egg Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. The name of each team Is supposed ty Saturday night at the home of Mr. urday night Games, refreshments team staged a last half rally after With the basketball season com- and Mrs. Frank Curtis. Those on trailing, 22-0, and won out, *2-85- to be more or less descriptive of Its and tho other usual features were en- carton ing to a close for practically all the the committee were Mrs. L. P. Stout, Joyed. twelve The Presbyterians In their sensa- teams, Coach Frank Plngatoce's re- members. The highest score made or by any bowler ln a league game Is 233 Mrs. Harold Allen, Mrs. Stephen Eggs tion win of the evening were boosted vised Junior high school cage team Armstrong, Miss Mary Brand, Mrs. John and Thomas Tweedle of Oak- ; For Boiling:, Poaching or uee In the sick room.41c up into fifth place In the league with yesterday afternoon overwhelmingly and John Mount of tho Tough Bab- hurst spent an afternoon last week bits rolled this Tuesday night. Prior Thomas Paul and, Mrs. Louis De- one win and throe defeats, while the defeated the Freehold Juniors when preaux. Brldgo was played and the with Kenneth Smith. The visitors and Methodist, netters are trailing In to that time Milton Bennett of the Mr. Smith are members of a Newark Sweet Cream tb the latter five traveled to the River Farm Boys was the leader with 223. prise winners were Mrs. Adcflson San- MBk • • Carton sixth place with three losses and th« •treat school gymnasium and were born, Miss Florence Brand, Mrs. Al- radio club and they had a delightful 43c Richland Butter , ]b. 41c Holmdel has gone "bowling crazy." ttno comparing radio experiences. Reformed cagers In last place with turned away, 81-12. bert Llndenstruth, Mrs. William Fine Quality Creamery ButUr In tound Prints. four defeats. The Methodist cagera Almost every night many devotees of Gaughan, Mrs. John Morrison, Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Despreaux A speedy, accurate quintet wa» tho sport of both sexea and of varied Butter were Idle last Thursday and the started at the opening whistle for phen Armstrong and Louis Depreaux. entertained a number of relatives and ages, Including graybeards, are at Mr. friends from Long Island Sunday. The Finest Butter in .America Baptist flvo will be Idle tonight. the Red and White team when, after Others present ware Mr. and Mrs. Hance's new alleys. Bernon Pren- John Kelch of Jersey City spent STANDING OF THE LEAdUEdUE.. a clicking offense, the locals Jumped Charles Thomson, Mr. and Mra. Ed- DEL MONTE PEACHES Del Monte Asparagus Tips tice of the firm of Dominick & Dom- win Brasch, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sunday with, his nephew, Arthur W to a 0 to 6 lead at half time. Al- Inlck of New York and the owner of Kelch. 0 St. Jlmu » 0 J.<">J<">0 though trailing at first quarter time, Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Addlaon at. Anthony _ a, largo country estate at Holmdel Sanborn, L. P. Stout, Harold Allen, John N. Hlllyer Is confined to the "'"'- IT - -22 Biptltt • ...... 8 *-3, the local Junlora grasped their has offered a handsome silver loving 2 680 William Gaughan, Thomaa Paul and house with sickness. YMHA " • second wind and held the lead at cup to the bowler having the high- Frobyterlans 1 halt time. John Morrison. A midnight buffet Miss Julia aullck, who has a po- Thi« Is National Cherry Week—Serve Them Often Metht>dl«t 0 est average score. This prize will be Eition with the New Jersey college 'SS2 With "Chet" Stupelll at center the supper was served. Everyone had an 25c 4SCO Royal Anno B.rormed » awarded ln April. The eight bowlers enjoyable tlmo. for women made an address to the 15c Red Pitted Pie GAMES LAST WEEK. county seat Junlora found It hard having the. highest average scores high school pupils of Asbury Park Wg C No. 2 St. Anthonys 27, YMHA IS. to break through their opponents' since last fall will roll against each The lire company has two new last week. Cherries can cans St. Janus 28. Baptlot 22. defense and still trailed at third- other and tho one who does best ln 23 Cherries 2 25' FrflBbytorlanH 42, Reformed »•' members. They are VIncont Carney quarter time, 25-12. The Freehold this contest will get the cup. and Henry Cashuba. The firemen Astoria N.B.C. Premium Flalie Crackers Phg 18c GAMES TONIGHT. five were held scoreless In the Una! are disposing of a ton of coal on the Gave Birth to Bon. • 01 ut bot St. James vi, Presbyterian*. A ladies' team has been formed Red Cherries * 10c : '•<>« 15c N.B.C. Sugar Crisp ib 14c Methodllt Ti. 8t. Anthony. period. with Miss Louise Schanck as cap- co-operative plan. The award will Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Herbert of b YMltA vs. Reformed. Stupelll led the Red Bankers In tain. The other members of the team bo mada Saturday, March 9. Drummond avenue are the parents Del Monte Cherries 's can 25c 3-Minute Oat Flakes Pkg 8c scoring when he netted three field of a son born yesterday morning. OSGO Royal Anne Cherries big can 25c Taking the load from the opening aro Mrs. Adeline Bennett and Mrs. Tho Brldgo club met at the home 29c Pillsbury's Minitmix P"g 25c whistle the Young Men's Hebrew a»- goals and ono foul for seven points, Helen Phillips. They want to book of Mra. Jamea McPhee laat Thursday Royal Anne Cherries 8-oz'can 7C soclatlon basketball live lound it while DelPlotro and Greenwood games with other teams. The trio afternoon. First prize was won by Large Sweet Prunes n> 10c 8c Morton's Salt pkg 7c tough going against the strong St. shared second honrs with six points practiced Tuesday night and Miss Mra. Benjamin Crate, Jr. The heart Anthony flvo when the latter apiece. Narazonlck of Freehold led Schanclt distinguished herself by award went to Mra. Harry Long- FOOD FACTS Medium Size Prunes 2 tt>s 15c 10c Flako Pie Crust 2 pkg» 19c triumphed 27-13. The win from the bis team in scoring with six points. rolling the highest score made on the street and the consolation prize to Jewish nottern Bet the St. Anthony In the preliminary game the Junior Mra. John Kancy. Did You Know That: alleys by anyone of her sex. Her -^-The vanilla of commerce la 12c Best tan Cigero up in a tie with the undefeat- varsity seconds won from St. James score was 167. Previously the record The 500 club will meet this after- ed St. James quintet. was held by Mrs. Mabel Clark with the product of a climbing Quality can Jayveea, 10-16. The score: noon . at the home of Mrs. George orchid. 10 180. Pink Salmon At half tlmo tho Italian lads were RED BANK. Kaney. P. PTS —^Ono brand of potato chips Is Try a Salmon Salad or Croquette—a tasty dish for any meal. leading 16-7 and at third quarter tlmo Postal cards have been received being introduced in aluml-' 21-10. Ltayd Vaccarelll of the vic- Harrington, f. 0 2 Zau.r, f _,;_,.„.. 1 0 1 from Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clark, who num-foll sacks to protect Hom-de-Lite pt jar Hindu-Belle pt Jar tors coped scoring honors with five rulPUtro; I. 8 o Red Bank Trims are aojburning at St. Petersburg, against moisture, light and C Held goals and ono foul for a total Rleel. f _.._ 1 o Florida. They report having a won- heat. Mayonnaise Salad Dressing of olevDn points while his brother Stupelll, c, ' .... 8 21 19' darrett, it 1 Atlantic Quintet derful tlmo and ideal weather. Pectin Is now mixed with Pat followed closely behind with Gamon. g...... 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty and malted milk powder in order Glen Cove Clam Chowder tall can 12c Crax Butter Wafers n> pkg 19c seven points. "Hymle" Polln won Sumtnonll, g, 1 children William and John of Tron- to produce a milk drink of Heiriz Soups 2 pt cane 25c •coring honors for the Jewish team Greenwood, g. „ 8 Homer Hendrickson Hero of L ton were, recent guests of Mr. and smoother texture. Glen Cove Vegetable Soup 2 cans \Sc (except Chim Chowder and Consomme) with four points. The icore: IE 1 81 Second Win of Season— Mrs. Edward Hondrlcks, ——Some "genuine Russian ca- ST. ANTHONY. Q ? ^ FREEHOLD. Scores in Last Second to Win Miss Vora Kaney, who is spending vler" recently examined ln Reg. PTS Ib. s l S1 21-19—Seconds Also Win. the winter with her uncle and fain- New York proved to be pol- evaporated Apricots 29c 25c L. Vaewrelll, f, Dai.y. f...... < lock roe from Quebec. 0 Oglansky. f. . 0 ily at Macon, Georgia, writes she will Finest quality Blenheim fruit—tender—bright—delicious. &S. : {:::::::::=::::;=:::? i I MukawltMlkl , f . s Htener HeiWrlekaon dropping • a soon loavo for a trip to Savanna]} Thesn "fond facts" are compiled Lslllonda, o: Oil Crotchfelt, «. 0 field goal aa tho final whistle was and Jacksonville, Florida, with her ny the Division of Conoumcr Paolueel, g I ? J Head. R. 0 uncla and family. Information, New Jersey State Master Bakers Use the Finest Ingredients and Bake with Care P. Vacoartlll, * — 117 sounded, scored the Red and Gray's NJl eecond triumph over tho Atlantic Department of Agriculture. 10c OSCO SLICED It.tll Robert Calt hag taken a position large loaf YMHA. Highlands cage team last night when r vxt. Coach Bill Sherwood's notters trav- A. Meistrleh. «. - j> a oled to the bayahore gymnasium and c H. Malstrloh, I, 0 Twenty Grand eased out a 21-10 victory. The Red Polln. t -..—. Bank seconds were also successful Fresh Egg Law Is Enforced Bread 8 Wegtermui, o< «—. UbovsVy, «• •—.... To Run Saturday when they won 27-14. Plain or with Seeds Shlpkln, *. An exciting final quarter thrilled blz Icmf lar Wlfdorwlti, ». Gains Consumer Confidence Victor Bread 6c i Bread. Supreme «« >»"< 8c Mra. Payne Whitney's Horses tho many spectators who attonded t til one of Atlantic's beat games of tho 10c Glenwood Glenwood Another victory was added to the Show Progress — Twenty season. In the final minutes of play Results of 12,000 Inspections in Six Months Indicate That a CasBone of tho Atlantlo five netted 32-oz A P«C long list of triumphs of the St Grand Wins Oakwood Han- .- Better Supply Is Available tumblers James cage team when within five dicap—Gillie $19,650. a foul ehot tying the score at eighteen Jellies 2 19° Apple Butter seconds to play CUf Meade, shooting apiece and again dropped another By FRED. W JACKSON J«. 15 from the oentor of the floor, dropped With prospect* looking bright, foul giving his quintet a load of one ' .Director, Division of Consumer Information a. basket with a alp to win 23-22 for Mrs. Payne Whitney of the Green- point. In tho last minute Jim Parker Department of Agriculture, Trenton, N. J. the Irish, netters over the undefeated tree atoblea at Llnoroft, Is all set for of Red Bank shot a foul and he DEL MONTE PEARS DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Baptist five. St. James notters trailed the big day Saturday when her well- knotted tho score, at 19-19. HE seasonal decline in the price large can € large cans throughout the contest until the last bred norae, Twenty Grand, enters With leas than a minute to play Tof fresh eggs Is alwaya welcome five eeoonds of play. At first quarter the }100,00 added Santa Anita handi- tho Red Bankers grabbed^posaesslon at this season. Housewives dis- 19 35' tune they trailed 5-4, at half time cap at California. of tho oval and as the final whistle turbed by advancing meat, prices 11-10 and at third quarter tfcne 1£-H- Twenty Grand with a number of was blowing Homer Hendrlckaon'B ' are at present turning to eggs and 23c Rich Creamy Harold Hounlhan of the Irish cag- other horseB was shipped from the circus shot was trickling through the other meat Bnbstitutea. However, n> cr« netted two baskets and four foul local stablts about two months ago strings of tho basket. Red Bank led oven in the buying of ergs there Cheese 21 '• shots for a total of eight polnU whileand has since been running In trials. at the opening quarter 8-2, at half are some problems. How many Meada and Calandrlello followed be- The wonder, horse, which has been time the score was knotted at 9-9 dozen to buy at a time and how CI hind with nix points apiece. Osborn breeding for tho past three years In and Red Bank led at third quarter often to purchase them are Im- 8c JflU SeaB Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 **«* 13 time 18-12. . ' of the Baptist nettera led his team Kentucky, came back last fall and portant questions for every house- Serve Macaroni and Cheeae often—Nourishing and delicious. in scoring when he popped three was Immediately shipped to Cali- Hondrlckson, tho hero of the game, wife. Some interesting changes in goals and a foul for seven points with fornia. led tho Red and Gray cag'ers in scor- buying habits and soiling practices Broadcast Dried Beef 2-oz jar 10c Satina 'Starch Tablets) pkg 5c Grooms following closely behind with It was feared recently that Twenty ing when ho netted four field goals are occurring In New Jersey. Sunset Mackerel 2 tail can. 17C Princess Cocoa *•«• <=an 19C six points. The score: Grand was not In shape for tho han- with Jim Parker, Tcrzlan and Phlfer Theso developments were given Chase & Sanborn's Coffee n. tm 3ic Davidson's Crackers 2-n> pkg igc 8T. JAMES. dicap race but as days passed the doing tho remaining scoring. Cas- considerable Impetus by the enact- O F FT8, 1931 Kentucky Derby winner showed sono of tho homc-townera led the At- ment of the fresh egg law which 19c 4SC0 Fancy Sweet -- Sc Hand-Picked Michigan PEA Hounihan, f. - 2 improvement and on Monday the ace lantic team in scoring of three goals became offectivo on July 1. Up to Date Retail Store Equipment Mead«, f ••• • for Freah Eggs Convray, e. — 0 of the Greentreo stable pulled and three fouls. Tho scores: Important Step 8 CopperthwalteCopperthw,, ir. through and won the OaUwood Ifan- BED BANK. IT 6 a S £| cans* E . CalandrlelloCldlell , a. O ? PTS. ConBumors who are seeking enforcement program has been to a Beans 3 * 13° Parker.' t .._.. 2 1 6 truthful and informative labelling great extent one of education and Excellent quality—fine flavor. For Soups, Salads or Stewa. In hia race he trailed C. V. Whit- Terrian, f. ... ._.._.._.... . of food products recognize that tho Instruction on the securing and the, BAPTIST. ney's Equipoise but was given the HendrlckBon, e. ....,._...... fresh egg law is an Important step proper handling of fresh eggs. P PTS. I'hlfir, g. ..._ cans A£F victory whon the latter was disqual- ln simplifying the purchasing of Many stores aro now provided 10c Franco-American Osborn, (. 1 ified for bearing over In tho final Dol.ucn, ir - -.- ..... Spaghetti ° I !••• i, B, _, 1 Deektr. f. . 0 at least one Item of the family diet. with refrigerator space for eggs. 3 Matthew, t...... _ 0 seventy yards. The mile and a six- The law provides that all eggs Supplies of known quality ore pur- 1 teenth was run In 1:43 2-6 on a fast 10 1 21 Lux Soap 3 cakes Ivory Snow Pk» 13c Auroack, c. 0 labelled fresh must be truly freah. chased at least twice a week. Th» 19c 1 Grooms, g. traok. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. The sale o! other than fresh eggs sml large pkg Smith, g 0 G F PTS. egg auctions located ln Vineland, Lux Flakes . I*B 9C, 21c 1 Oxydol pksr 21c Htlm, g . . 0 2 Silvio Couccl, who ig scheduled to Ronmndcdel. i „ 0 2 2 Is not barred nor interfered with in Flemington, Hlghtstown, Mount rldo tho wonder horso Saturday, had Kichmnnd. ( - 1 0 2 any way except for the restriction Holly and Paterson aro proving to Mazda Lamps (25-40-50-60-75 W) each G. E. Lamps (IS-SMO-W) each 10c Cmsono. t _... 8 S 9 that such eggs cannot be offered 20c | the aoven-year-old son of St. Ger- Smith, c 3 0 6 be dependable sources tor many Although the ' Presbyterians were mans-Bonus in the clear until head- Rich, g _ _ 0 0 0 under terms or labels that denote distributors. trailing at half time, they staged a ed by Squlpolss and had the the lat- Uy •• I'. or Imply freshness. Dependable Quality MEATS—Full Weight—Reasonable Prices last-half rally and won, 42-35. At ter gone straight It would havo been During the six months that the How to Buy Eggs half tlmo tho Uncas club of the Re- anybody's race. Couccl, Immediately law has been ln effect, over 12,000 CuDfiumers, too, have acquimd a formed church led, 22-8. Starting tho after the race, claimed a foul and the Inspections of retail supplies liare better appreciation ol how perish- LEAN PORK LOINS 21c second half with their flve-man team Judges disqualified Equipoise. Little Silver News been made. It was fonnd that able eggs really are and how essen- cans tho Presbyterians came back and Another wondor horse, Gllllo, of many merchants havo nover known tial It Is to care for thorn ln tho Long Cut Sauer Kraut "> 5c i Glenwood Apple Sauce 2 19c won out, 42-35, making o. run score the Oreetreo stables, who has been {Ths Red Bank ReglsUr can b« bought true egg quality nor tho precau- home. Purchasing at least twice a from six to 42 In tho final half. hitting the track about two or three In Llttlo Silver at tho Union News SUnd tions nccoS3ary to prosorvo It. In BUMP B0NEI,ESS »t th« depot nnd at Q«om« Quacksnbush's woek Is suggested. Insist that they Davoy topped all ecorera ol the times a week, lit on the Santa Anita s«ncnu store.) many Instances, Inspectors found bo labelled or verbally designated evening when he netted twelve field track last Saturday and in a wild ogga were handled vory carolonoly as "/Vetft." That will invoke full VEAL ROAST ,b22c VEAL ROAST 25c goalB and ono foul shot for a total stretch to a finish copped tho flint A pile of bnlod excelsior at tho oven though they gradod first protection of the law. In tho home of 25 points. Worthloy followed sec- running of the Santa Anita Derby Economy Nursery company's plant quality when delivered to tho always keep eggs cool and dry, 27 Uncas club won, honors for his team Mrs. Payne Whitney'* Oroontree be fresh, they wore sold as such with six gouls and two fouls for a stables, knocking off tlmo of ono o'clock. Tho firemen had tho blazo strong odors. Report promptly to out within a short time. It Is be- to consumers, many of whom in tho Department of Agriculture at Fresh Killed total of faurteon points. Tho score: minute 44 8-5 seconds for tho mile turn had llttlo appreciation of ItKFORMED. lloved tho flro was caused by nparkfl Trenton any suspected violations of C and a elxtetnth. quality or of tho neod to care for the frosh egg law, naming the O F PTB. from a locomotive. The damage is thorn properly. Consequently, the LovershlB«. t - — J o a estimated nt $50. , source of the eggs Involved. FANCY FATTED FOWL »'• 25 (Irob. f - — * 0 8 Headden's Corner Harry P. Llpplncott sailed Satur- Well Fntted, Tender—Delicious. Italph, f J 2 la 0 0 day on a cruleo to Nassau In tho Store Sliced Luncheon Meat '•'•• lb 10c 12c Hnyiler. B. —— • J 0 O Mrs. Charles Corcoran attended a Bahama Islands for tho' benefit of Domestic Swiss Cheese Morrow. St. - - — * 1 9 lb lh I'cnrce. g — —• l tea and dance at Mount St. Mary's hln health. Ho will -bo away several Wisconsin Limburger Cheese 25c Sodus Creamed Cottage Cheese 15c o a aendomy at Flalnfleld Saturday, weeks. Mrs. William Davison, Sr., la a pa- SPECIAL PRESBYTERIANS. Relatives &nd friends of Mrs. Sid- O V 1>TB. ney McLean and MIBS Edith McLean tient at tho Monmouth Memorial Large Crisp Genuine Dill Pickles each, 5c 12 1 !5 hospital nt Long Branch, and a son, I)ii»oy, (. ••••• have received postal cards from them tb 2 0 4 about their arrival ln Florida, where Leon Davison, is a patient at tho THURSDAY & FRIDAY Fancy Jersey Weaknsh 12c Worthlry, c. » 1 11 P(ir Sc utreot In night clothing early yester- Herman SchllcMing, Harry Robln- tho Ooor^o Lano house- on Church Reg. 30c—Strawberry Shortcake 25c day when Ilio dcntroyod a combined son and Austin Burns are on a trip Btreet to Red I!ank. Tender Florida String Beans Large Juicy Florida Oranges grocery store and residence building to Florida, Mru. Wlliion L. Smith and daugh- m I) wen AAC nt 330 Woalwood avenue, Long Ths attendance nt the publlo school ter, Mary Klmball Smith, sailed last Brunch. Damage was estimated at la still below normal because of chlok- Saturday on the Santa Maria of the 2 -15° $7,000. onpox And whooping cough. Qraco lino for a four months' trip to * No. 1 YKM.OIV 8WKET HNOWBATX JUICV M.OIIIIIA Tho building was Jointly owned by The houao owned by Thomas Field South America, Whllo away they will Sam Miner and Abe Kava, who op- and occupied by Charles ZHInskl visit Pnrnnna, Colombia, Equador, POTATOES CAULIFLOWER GRAPEFRUIT nratcd the 55 & K grocery otore, whloh caught flro Monday. The (lames were Peru and Chile. Trioro will also bo It housed. They occupied the living put out before much damage was a side trip to Mallendo nnd Cuzco, rASTIlY. DEPT. quarters of tho building with their done. Bite of tho old Incn. ruins. From families. The smell of acrid smoko 3 ~ 14° 5, The Red Bank Register travels Biuitlugo, Chile, they .will fly over the 31 BROAD ST., RED BANK nwoke NAimnn Miner, eloven, and Ad to Buenos Alms. After a You can save money on Quality Foods in your Neighborhood (KCD Stort, he arouwid the others. over every atraet In town nnd efcry road In the county. Let It carry your month'!! vlnlt they will leave for Sao Where Quality Counts and Your Money Got* Fu/lb«#l. Defeotlvo wiring was believed r«- menage to those who live on these laul° ln Brazil. They will arrive, , TEL. RED BANK 3959. .•WiffliaflhMtr^ Rhotia Holmes is Improving Octagon CLEANSER 2 can* 9c lo« Wprnor null Thnmai T TTiler pointsI"."" -. "On" th"'<-e' followin'»"»"'»g iiib'innight. inthue orations last Friday at tho Long j caused by a fall. l:ioV£Xtt~ho recently MiaSf^ ^'»n» P>a V the BuH Do s of Rum- Branch hospital for the removal of frojmamC on3 inHammondurcd arm, who has been on Octagon SOAP :.. 4 giant cakes 19c a sojourn. son and were defeated by g the score their tonsils. They returned homo tho slck jlst_ contlnues to Improve I WALK-OVER LAUNCHES Many Belford people attended the of 61 to 30. Sunday and are again able to bo out and ho expccts t0 g0 back to work Octagon SOAP POWDER 2 med. pkgs. 9c roll call at Union Beach last Thurs- The Totsy Doerr association ls again. I for the William C. Ely estate next day. completini g arrangements for theMrs, Edward Hounihan of Broad week. Palmolive SOAP 4 cakes 19c Millard Foster, Miss Euretta Jane card party, supper and dance to be stree_.. t spen. t Sunday visiting at the Joseph Kinhafer will.have a sale of Doggie DINNER .' 3 cans 25c Foster and Miss Lenore Foster spent held Saturday night, March 2. j ]lonie of Mrs. John Powers of Tren- his live stock and some of his farm Sunday at Chapel Hill with Mrs. Wil- The Geraldine Thompson Republi-| implements tomorrow afternoon. Ho Cut-Rite WAX PAPER roll 6c liam Maxson, can unit held a card party Monday) s\x members of the Shrewsbury will continue to occupy the farm Miss Helen' Smith and Frank Pease t(?• raise'"Money'to buy (lowers to bfl Hose company attended the Uon- where he lives. He-will- hold the Jumbo MARROW BEANS 4 lbs. 25c spent Sunday at Long Island. given to sick members. mouth County monthly firemen's as- sale because ho will uso motorized New York State PEA BEANS 5 tbs. 25c Mrs. Gentry Buchanan of Newark Mrs. Charles Rupp will leave for 3~ociation meeting held Sunday at Implements instead of horse-drawn is,spending a few weeks with James Florida Friday with a party of rela- i Fair Haven. implements during the coming sea- CORN 2 No. 2 cans 25c Ashe and family. lives and friends. | j^ex Zellnshy of Broad street has son. Mrs. Matilda Clayton of Edgewa- - Miss Esther Rowlands, who is em- returned home from tho Long Branch Yesterday Harold Bennett moved SUCCOTASH 2 No. 2 cans 25c ter spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. iloycd at tho New York office of an hospital -where he had been admitted from tho Holland district to Mrs. TOMATOES 2 No. 2 cans 25c John Glass and her brother, Capt. nsurancc company, is confined to as a medical patient. ! Julia Hanco'g house in this village. John W. Glass. .ier home here with sickness. J Mrs. E. S. Pegram of Sycamore Mr. Bennett has quit farming In or- SPINACH ; 2 large cans 25c Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Compton and Friday night three games were avenue has purchased a new Ford der to engage In the threshing aJid children spent Sunday with Mrs. ••layed in the basketball league of six 3Uburban. baling business, Fred Cook of Point Pleasant and oams consisting of boys of this place. Mr and Mrs. Edward LeUck of with Mrs. Jennie Trimble, who is :ach team is named for a college. Orlole park wlll move Saturday to staying with Mrs. Cook, who is her . ho Dtanding is now. as follows: g(,oU,g bungalow on white road. i daughter. Mrs. Trimble is on tho W I. PC. Miss Ella King, overseer of the sick lint. l uuor haa bcon confined to hor home Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and daugh- ° 'soo . ' lanhatfan . „, 2 2 !too on Broad street by Illness. ter Ethel of Red Bank were recent ..litre Lliimc'.•-—..»_.._..„..„. 1 Several Boy ScoutSt s of hthe Shrews- guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Glass. i'nncctiin 1 bury troop under the guidance of Mrs. William Bailey and daughter C. C K. Y. ...„ l . Scoutmaster Raymond Guenter and Helen have been visiting relatives at The Valentine dance held by the Assistant Scoutmaster Edwin Beake Princeton. Ladles' auxiliary of the fire company stlontlod tho Boy Scout nlrcus Satur- Mrs. Elsie Hoser and daughter Er- Saturday night was largely attended' day at the Convention hall at Asbury neatine are islting relatives at West and very successful in every respectp . Park. New York. Mrs. Eugene Reardon was chairlafly Mrs. Arthur Keller of Pleasantvllle, About 150 members of the Council of the committee in charge of the Harry Mlksch and Rev. Stanley Rich- of Religious Education held a union event. Music was provided by ards of Norristown, Pennsylvania, meeting In the Methodist church an- Whelan's orchestra. nex last Thursday evening. Games wero recent visitors at the home of were played and refreshments were i[ served. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyers spent Thursday with Mrs. Clarence Stokes of Neptune City. : Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson are having a bathroom added to their FARMERS! house. The Methodist Epworth league is holding rehearsals for a minstrel show to be given inllarch. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Wilson enter- J. I. CASE Announces tained 'a few friends at their home Tuesday evening in celebration of the birthday of Abraham Eckerson • of Port Monmouth. The guests were Their 1935 Improved Tha NowVilta ZXrdgo Sodm $73B* Mr. and Mra. Eckerson, Mr. and' Mrs: i 1 1935 CABANA Charles Naughton, Mr. and Mrs. Clay : The world Bair, ilr. and Mrs. Herman Doran, famooa fas! Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Leek and Mr. i and Mrs. Stanley Cook. The evening All-Purpose Tractor net from t Openings. was spent in dancing and refresh- Bine cM. ments were served at midnight. forat**1 Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of and New Motor-Lift Implements Keyport and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinnen, Misses Madeline and Elea- "Easy On-Easy Off" Americas Biggest Motor Car Value nor Dlaiien, Otto Schnoor and Gor- don Dinnen of this place spent Sat- urday evening with Mr. and Mrs, This New two-row Case tractor cultivator Stanley Cook. was especially designed and built to meet the Mrs. Amelia Wlllett, Harold Wil- The New 1935 Dodge lett and Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Went- needs of New Jersey potato growers, although it gay town shoes worth of Belford and Henry C. Van- is, of course, equally desirable for beans, peas, Note of Atlantic Highlands spent TOU'RE in for a big surprise when "Red Ram" engine will give you 85 • Come in and get an eyeful of Sunday at Mt Tabor. corn, tomatoes and other crops grown in rows Sites Amelia Wentworth la spend- from 28 to 48 inches apart. The features of this ,X you see this new Dodge I Never miles and up per hour—yet it is this cheerful blue. Tlie blue for ing two weeks with Mrs. Carrie Bar- now possible to save 15** to 2(¥ on Spring. Clipper, it's called-you ry of Plainfleld. cultivator when added to the outstanding advan- before has any car so low-priced Arnold Wentworth is employed ln tage of the Case "CC" Tractor ... speed, ease of been so smartly styled, so luxurious every dollar's worth of gasoline know it's blue. It's brighter, sport- the shipping department of the Sig- you buy. Even more astonishing1 ier, smarter. Many gay new styles. nuind Ei.=ner Company at Red Bank. handling, power with reserve, and widely adjust- in both interior and exterior appoint- Mrs. D. K. Wentworth and son able wheel spacing . .. make an ideal outfit for ments—and with so many amazing oil economy. Clair spent Saturday at Plainfleld. G. K. Dlctz of Cedarville, Virginia, the grower who appreciates low cost operation. features for comfort, ruggedness, There are 95 basic advancements and Carl Dietz of Red Bank, spent safety and economy. in this new Dodge . .. plus time- Sunday afternoon at the home of This new cultivatoi is Strong and Rigid, yet Mr. and Mrs. G, F. Dletz. But just wait till you sit behind tested hydraulic brakes, safety all- NELLA* Step-in— Breczc- Next Sunday is Sexagesima and Easy to Attach and Detach; has Front Mounted steel body, and other famous Dodgo cooled. Clipper Blue calf. tho litany Ecrvlce will be held at Gangs; Parallel Lift and is Easy to Operate. the wheel—it's a brand new sensa- eleven o'clock In the morning at Sf. tion to drive. All driving operations dependability features. Clement's church. Tho church Tractor differential brakes, operated by handy $6.50 school will meet at ten o'clock. foot levers, permit extremely short turning and have been simplified, made easy Come in now and take a look at The Girls' Friendly society of St. and effortless by new "Synchro- Clement's church enjoyed a Valen- also assist in steering on side hills or rough this new Dodge! See the car that tino party last Thursday at the home ground. matic Control." sets tiie pace for beauty and valu« of Mrs. J. G. Euler. The taulo was Andwhataride! The new Dodge in 1935. beautifully decorated nnd novel re- Cultivating wheels with narrow rims and freshments were served. Bunco * Airglide Ride" is a revelationl You NEW-VALVE DODGE: Coupe (645, 2-door :ames were played. Those present j long stool spade lugs are regular equipment. Sedan $690, RumbleSeat Coupo *710, Tou tin* were Misses Emma Schanck, Ruth Wheel Fenders and a swinging drawbar are also seem to float along—over bumps Sedan (2-rfoor, with trunk) tUS, Sedan #W5. N. Morris, Doris Tarnow, Minerva Tourini Sudan (4-door.with trunk) f760. 'All 13. Euler, May Kenworthy and Ame- Standard. and rough spots—taking sharp prices f. o. b. factory, Detroit, tubject to lia M. Wentworth, 'Mrs. Fred P. curves evenly, safely, even at high change without notice. Special equipment Smith, Mrs. J. P. Euler, Mrs. B. II. extra. Tima payment* to fit your budget. Morris, Mrs. James Hobbs, Mrs. Dora Our first car load is now rolling, including speeds. Aak for the official Chrysler Motort Com- I Tarnow, Mra. S. C. Bluli.and Mra. both Rubber and Steel wheel equipment, Culti- Economy, tool The new Dodge mercial Credit plan. Burggraf. vators, Wooden;, the Orchard Model, etc. A prayer nnd fellowship meeting will be held tomorrow evening at eight o'clock nt the Methodist Ask for Literature or pay us a visit—it will chun-h. Senior choir rehearsal will pay you. follow. The subject of the pastor's jermon for Sunday morning will bo "Chris- tian Unity." Tho Thcmo for tho ovenlng message will bo "Tho Glori- ous Gospel." Tho Epworth league CONOVER BROTHERS will meet Sunday evening ot quarter to seven o'clock. Case, Wallis, Massey-Harru, Planet Jr., Oliver, Frank Van Syckle Leonardo Garage Tho treasure chest committee wan Iron Age, Aspinwall, Myer§, Deere. John B. Allen appointed Sunday morning to collect Leo Herbiter, Prop. pennies the laat week of thla month 149 West Front-Street, for, tho Methodist church. Mrs. J. SALES and SERVICE 0 Broad Street, :-: , Rendt Bank, N. J. Wesley Walnwrlght Is chnlrlnrly of Red Bank, N. J. Leonardo, N. J, the committee and her utmVAanln aro WICKATUNK, N. J. Phone Holmdel 9. Telephone 267J-W. Mrs. Havens, Miss Cluirq L,lngo, Mr«, Jane. Jolutsoo, Mia, RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1935.

Florida to join her sister, Mri. Jo- house at Fair Haven. A luncheon Routine business was conducted at BLOSSOM CHURCH OF Benefit Held For Atlantic Highlands. seph Dender, who is utijournlng "M lerved flt the Fair Haven fire a meeting of (he Highlands building PSYCHIC SCIENCE there. house after the meeting, and loan association Friday night. A ' Splrtu«r Services— (Tha Bad Bank K«lBtar ean U bought Expert Repairing JOHN E. DAY Girl Scout Troop In Atlantic Highlands at iha atona ol Marlene Gchlhaun, young daugh- Ji oon wan born last week to Mre. ppnclftl mceUrig will taku place on Ma»tsf«a: William Ltd. J. Lemlarg and A. Kati.) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kdmund Gehl- Lester Bands of Water Witch. Wednesdny nlRht, February 27, THURSDAY. P. M. . nil a ov FRIDAY, I". M. - - ::!« Funeral Home haus, was knocked down by an auto- Mio. Cliailcn Dei by fiaa returned Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Caoll of Entertainment Given Monday Tomorrow jilght the flremen'B One Mile North of Bed Bank on State basketball team of this borough end mobile Saturday but the child es- homo from the Monmouth Memorial Newark .-pent the week-end with WATCHES, CLOCKS PHONE 332. Night by Young Folk. Under tho Kumson Preabyterian Brother- caped Injury. The car was driven hospital. relatives here. ' Highway No. 35 and JEWELRY REV. B. BAltTEU I'mlnr. 13!) llronil Street, Bed n«nki the Direction' of Presbyterian hood team will meet on the high by li party from New York. Addiaon Fritz, who has been con- Mrs. Ruth Mohr and Mrs. Georpi Schheidr.r will be hostesses at the Women'* League- echoed court here. Two games will Jack Kiiden and his sister, Miss, ducting a delicatessen store at Accuracy, skill and experi-- be played. Isabel Fud'en nnd Kenneth Oatman' Orange during the -winter, will close card party to ho given Friday niprlif. euce enable us to do the An cnUiLaliuiU'iil tot the boneflt Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Beler and of New York were visitors here over that store and will niove the fixtures March 1, by the Indies' auxiliary of most delicate repairing. We of Qirl Scout troop 21 was given on tho week-end. the firr department. Among tin Mrs. Frank Holcomb will leave Sun- and equipment to his store on Bay guarantee satisfaction. Our Monday night by the Presbyterian day on a two weeka' trip to Miami, Leslie Antonldes and David Plahn avenue at this place. prizes will be over 25 pieces of hand Women'i league In the Prinbytorlan Florida. On tjielr homeward trip nre planning a trip to Florida. Sunday evening^ services at the croehetrrt work. prices will please you. s church chapel. Young folks par- they will be accompanied by MIHII Miss Dorothy Guttormsen has en- Methodist church have been discon- Mr. .-IIKI Mrs. 'Samuol. Greenspan Uclpated and the program consiatad Anna.Beler, who has.been in Florida rolled ne a .-itiKlGnt nurso in the New- tinued temporarily. The anniversary and son ul I'lnulOyn have been vim! Silverware Repaired ark Memorial lionpltal. Harding Road, :-j of orchestra selections, two (ketches since December. services of the church will probably inK rrldtivrs )1(>r<\ and Replated Like New Red Bank and a pageant. One hundred per- The new flro relay horn has been Tho Ladles' Aid socioty of the ttk« place In May. • Kr.r Pr-C'arnp of Valley street sons woro present. . I Installed and with tho Installation of .PicHbylrrinn church will hold a Frit?. Dauot is slowly improving at has Ii kept Indoors wilh Kiip. Selections 1 an orchestra opened tho relay by tho telephone company Washington's birthday social tomor- the Monmouth -Memorial hospital. M«\ •ur Henruo W. Hardy. Council- REUSSILLES' Phone 685. the program. In the group were the new method of designating tha row evening in tho social room of His leg was amputated below the man .1. .S. Hoffman and Clerk U.. 1 36 Broad St., Red Bank Florence Haokett, piano; Jean Hao- location of (Ires will be In operation. the church. knee a short time ago. Gran ,! .luiMm attended the Trl- kett and Peter Galatro, vlollnB; Tho ladles' auxiliary of tho flto Officers elected by the Hoyal Neigh- Mra. Charles Stone of Hilton Park Coun: sfiin meeting lust night at TeL 1831. Flower* for All Occasion*. •James Kennedy and Buddy Van- company will meet tonight at the lire bor* _ of America wero Mra. Hugh s confined to the house with Illness. the I :. 11];< Icy-Carteret hotel at As- Note, piano accordions. Bobby Wor- houso and will tender a birthday cBorHon oracle, Mra. Elizabeth burv I'.i • ilen, aaxopholie, and Hetiry Souddcr party In honor of Mrs. Morris Joslln, Cordova vlco oracle, Mrs. James ana Everett Burdge, trumpets. Do- president of the auxiliary, Ryan recorder, Miss Jane McCue nttto Anncse waa director. Jogeph Taylor, an ERA worker, marshal, Miss Mary Byan assistant One sketch, "Cupid's Burglar," had was seriously Injured Monday when marshal, Steve Murray, Hugh Oreg- Harriet Wood, Jack Clark and Jack he fell from a truck used by the bor erfion and Mrs. Edward Cordova Harrraiell In the cast, while Phyllla cugh to take the ERA men to wood- managers, Mrs. Timothy • Sheehan Miles and Arthur Mayhew gave the cutting jobs. The nccldcnt occurred paBt oracle, Mrs. Margaret Schmidt other sketch, "The Office Boos." A at the corner of First and Mount chaplain and Mrs, Halleran receiver. Hawaiian guitar duet was rendered avenues, Mr. Taylor was removed to Plans have been made for a card by Barbara and Victor Balnea. the Monmouth Memorial hospital at party March 12 at the home of Mrs. The pageant, "Parade of the Long Branch. Last year ho suffered E. Cordova on East Highland avenue. Stars," consisted of Impersonations a fractured skull and other Injuries of stars of stage and screen. The In an automobile accident at Rum- scene was a broadcasting studio and son, ' Highlands News. the announcer was Arthur Mayhew, Be a Queen Eoglnald' Martin and Mr. and Mrs. (Tha Red Bank ttarlater ean ba bought The ftret "star" was Bobby Worden, Thomas Jennings are sojourning In In Highlands st Bedle'a drug store, at Jos< who Impersonated Paul Whlteman Florida. eph Statnen'a store and Mulligan's atora.) >nd directed the orchestra aa they Mies Madeleine KrHel of Newark The Highlands fire department has played "Tho Isle -of Capri." (not a Servant J visiting her aunt, Mlsa M. E. Mar- completed plans for the Washing- Other Impersonations were Martha tin of Fourth avenue. ton's birthday dinner Saturday night Hayes as Shirley Temple, June Mc- Mrs. George of Third avo- of this week in tho Lions Dea. A Vcy' as Jean Harlow, Florence Pet- nue has been confined to her homo turkey dinner will be served and ti ngale as Ruby Kceler, Helen Moi- with Illness. Zacharlas Anthony will be the chef. an as Katherlne Hepburn, Barbara Miss Katherlne Moran of South Entertainment and dance musle will Balnes as Thelma Todd, May Flan- Orange was a week-ond guest at the ba furnished by the Nlte Owls. The in Your Home... nlgan as Greta Garbo, Joyce Good- home of Mlsa Mildred Qehlhaus of place will be decorated with flags speed as Dolores Bel Rio, Jack Lincoln avenue. and bunting by J. S. Hoffman. Schooley as Gene Raymond, Ruth Cars driven by Leslie Antonldos Fred Mohr, J. S. Hoffman, Harry Snlffcn as Joan Bennett, Thelma and Frank Dezzo collided laet week Smith, Allen Liming and David Pat- Nelson as Janet Gaynor, Beryl at tha corner of First and Highland terson represented tho Highlands fire Snydcr as Kay Francis, Doris Fowler avenues. Both machines wore dam- department at the meeting; of the as Myrna Loy, Jeanne Matthew* aa aged but no one was hurt. Monmouth County Firemen's asso- Alice In Wonderland, Rachel West Mrs. Jnmes VanMater has gone to ciation Sunday In the new school- as Ginger Kogcr.a, Larry Holmes as Fred Astalre, Jack Hammcll as Dick Powell, Bill Holmes as Jimmy Du- rante, Joyce Snyder as Madge Evans and Evelyn Wyckoff as Grace Moore. In the grand flnalo all tho stars ap- If you appreciate the value that a quality peared on the stage as Evelyn Wyc- suit of clothes represents, you will appreciate koff sang "Ono Night of Love." On the committee were Mre. Ar- premium quality Jeddo-Highland coal. thur Mayhew chairman, Mr«. Theo- dora Brown, who had charge of the muke-up; Mrs. Leon Kelley, who had charge of the music; Mrs. Albert W. Worden, Mrn, William Brevoort and Mr». George Wagner, leader of tho troop. _

WBRB PHOGBAM.

The program )• «» follows: A. M. FridayF , Fthruuy 22, 1B3S. COAL SlOO—MornlliMl K Melododiesi . iKo M Feed - Fuel Oil - Hay U in 0—^nydfr. OiM—Morning Devotions. IOIOO—^Things you ihould knew, luiao—News yiuhia. ' CANNEL COAL 11:00—Th« Thcatcll. P. M. (For fire-place) 1] ;J0-- <4Oll nruatl Street." 4:00—Church of tho Air. - 4:30—"HBDplncin -Vlllxi." r.-.OCI^ehiMr«n« Hour. r>;!10—Town Uhatter. tM.'i—Hiiyilcr.- LEHIGH COAL f.i4li - Front l'nire Drinii. 6iOO—(Ji'uan Program. B:3U—Journal. 6:.11—Chnpp.e Finn, BOIIKS. ' Nut Size $11.00 per ton G :45—Memories. 7:00—Juurnnl. 7:01—Tlirrcua Das. 7:l."i—Hill Hilly lloyn. Stove Size $11.25 per ton 7ia0—Drunmtk Sketch. 7:4f'—Matllyn Burrow. 8:00—Journal. Order a ton of tills splendid qualify conl nnd find out what 8:01—Dream Peddler, Arthur Majhew*- you hare been missing all winter. 8 :U>—Variety Hour. 0:00—ACR Coboret Entertainers. 0:lfi—Home Philosopher, !l:30—Journal. !>|31—Jiwela of Melody. 10:01)—American Family Robinson. IO:1S—Bhythm Boy>. 11:00—To be announced. P. M. Saturday, February 33, 1935. r> :00—-Opportunltj Hour.. HANCE & DAVIS 6:45—Snyder. 6:46—Ross Doyle, plnnllt. TEL. 103. 6:15—Betty and Anna. «;!10—Studio Program. Where Quality Rules. fi:45—The Troubadour, 7:00—Resume. K M. Monday, February 21, 1838. 0:00—Morning Melodies. S;30—Bnyiler fl:Sl—Morning Devotions. 10:00—Things you should linow. 10:30—News Flashee. 11:00—Th« Tbeatari, 7:00—Tho Arcadians, 7:30—Snyder. LOU never heard of a Queen doing menial work. 1:11—Arnold Voorhen. slaniat. McNAlR'S MARKET 7:4B— Marilyn Barrow. tones. H:00—Kumsonlana oreheBtra. Servants do it for her. While you may not have 8:30'—Cow Hoy Jack. 19 EAST FRONT ST., 8:45—Paul Miller, songl. 9:00—Itetume. RED BANK. attained royal rank, you can enjoy queenly privi- P. M. TuB.day. February 2», lftjl, 4:00—Fnds and Fashions. 4:80—CharleB Gottaehalk. ozlttn, Phone 372. leges when it comes to handling the "family wash." blOO—Prattn Storybook Lady. 5:16—Snyder. 6:16—Dance Hlta. S:80—Town Chatter. Specials ! Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22d, 23d S:45—Dot and Pet*. • At a mere command from you, we'll take the ser- BiOO—Roy Rooks Rhythm Bucal. 6:16—ROBB Doyle, platliat. «:30—Studio F«atur«. vantVpart, do the" job for you in a way that will «:4B— Frank Mlrro. lonii. FRYING 700—Refluroc. , or P. M. Wednesday. February »T, itM. satisfy even the "queen's taste.'' A:00—Jlivtnlle Climbers Hour. ROASTING Chickens 25n 6:30—Studio Programs lb filOO—Snyiler. 6:16—Dnnco Hlti. Shirts B:.10—Town Chatter. 5:45—Dot and Pete. Legs Lean Smoked • So, why fret and slave at this job any longer? Our S:00—Hoy Rnofca Rhythm Rascal. Professionally finished in Damp Wash, 6:1S—KOIB Doyle, planlBt. «:80—Studio Feature. Lamb . . 25,,, Cali Hams 16; work is definitely superior, the cost considerably less Ai4R—Frank Mlrro, tonEi. if desired, 13c each extra 7:00—Resume. P. M. Wednesday, Fabruary IT, 1833. Smoked Ox Shoulders than home methods.... 49c for 10 pounds, only 3c B:00—Juvenile CMmhers Hour. 5:30—Studio Programs. (1:00—Snyder. Tongues . 25ii, Lamb . 18fb for each additional pound! fitOl—Balvation Army Program. fl;30—Chappie Finn, BongB. 6:4R—Memories. 7:00—Radio Cltlb Program. Loin Lamb Country Roll 7:30—Lilllnn Terhune A Guest. 7:46—ljoeltwood-Bant Players. Butter 39f 8:0P—Resume. Chops . 32f,, b A. M. Thursday, Februery 28, 19JB. 0:00—Mornlne* Serenade, 0:111— Orsan Melodlei. 0:JO—Snyder. UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. {Other Types of Laundry Service at Correspondingly Low Prices. Phone Today!} 0:al—Mornltig Duvotfoni. 10:00—ThlngH you Bhuuld know. Flagstaff Fruit Cocktail .large can 27c ]y.3Q—^NCWB Klashfn. 11:00—Tha TheatfrB. P. M. Flagstaff Grape Fruit 2 No. 2 cans 25c S:00—Tea Tlrnfa Tiinra. ;,-J**r. col Key Itixikn, nhyllim Ilascal. 11:11. - -Helm and .lean. Dole No. 1 Sliced Pineapple 2 No. 2 cans 35c • l4r,~ Trnvrllng K«ur Quartet. 7i00- liciiimf. Dole No. 1 Sliced Pineapple . .2 larg^cans 37c Diced Carrots 3 cans 28c DON'T GET UP NIGHTS Sliced Beets. 2 large cans 23c THIS 25c TEST KBEE Standard Corn 3 cans 28c II It Fall". Green Circle String Beans 2 cans 23c Uno tliia ItliuhltH' laxitllva tt> drlva mil Imiiurltlaa anil «MO»« acltla whlnh COIIM Fresh Lima Beans 2 cans 23c tbu hietiiilBilty 'l'"t- wnkeH yuu up. (Jot Imchil loiivea, juiill>0i- (ill. ntc. In llttlil Kiaon tablets ralo.l IHI-KKT:). Workl on Green Circle Wax Beans ...2 cans 23c tlio lilndder itlrnlliii' to cantor oil on tha l.iiwalB. Poorly actlnit lilniiilar can eauaa Green Mountain POTATOES 16-qt. basket 35c RED BANK 2600 ASBURY PARK 8676 xt'anty flow, fre'iueut It Is expected that the profits will at lodge were held at the cemetery with summer resident of Leonardo, wa: Red Bank by the disposal of a new ment. Battered and dishevelled, the pollus dollars yearly. Weeds materially re- least reach thosa of last year when Mrs. Spitz was born at Fair Haven Mr. Conrad as councilor and George held Tuesday .morning at his homi duce erop yields, Injure the quality and bad always resided In that bor- Snyder as chaplain. Burial was In Ford V-8 sedan on the co-operative A project that has provided work stumbled and retreated until their about JSOO was realized. The attend- at Montclalr and nt the Church o plan Is meeting with great success. for scores of the North Jersey shore withdrawal became almost ft rout. of the crop. Increase the cost of har- ance was larger than last year, but ough. She was the daughter of the the family pint. In Imlay'o hill ceme- the Immaculate Conception, where a vesting and threshing, rob the soil late Stout and Emma Smith tery, near Imlayetown. Requisitions for over 2,000 books at building craftsmen for the past six Deapair lined their faces, while their this was offset somewhat by larger solemn high mass of requiem waa ono dollar each were made at the weeks, has won the approbation of hearts were heavy at the bitter pros- of fertility and moisture and decrease expenses for food. To help finance Bennett Hoi-nea. She had been a offered. Mr. Lawlcr died suddenly oi; the value of the land. member of Fidelity council, Sons and Miss Marlon Bennett first meeting Thursday night :of last the several thousand persons who pect ot defeat. tho dinner a turkey given to the fire- Saturday. The interment was in the have visited It since the completion- Suddenly re-enforcoments appeared The first and most Important step men by Bernon Prentice was dis- Daughters of Liberty, of Fair Haven died suddenly Monday morning at Immaculate Conception cemetery. week and since then about 1,000 In weed control Is to plant tho best for many years. more reservations have been taken. Equipped with modernly designed from somewhere, but the newepmers posed of on jtho cooperative plan. the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Mr. Lawler's wife, who before her On Friday afternoon of next week fixtures finished with a soft ivory failed to revive the flagging French possible seeds. It Is Important to pur- It was awarded to Frank Graves of pioyea cm u. x«. u >^ ,— »„ Bennott of Prospect avenue. She was marriage was Miss Mary Colleary, tint with applegreen trimming and spirits. Why hope for victory now chase, seeds that are cleaned and Tinton Fftlls. e yllluU ali died several years ago. at five o'clock a meeting will bo held tested so that they are ties trom tate, Mrs. Spitz is survived by a sis- *> years old. at tho Jersey Central Power and one of the few department stora when apparently all Was lost! Who ter, Mrs. Esello Pike of Fair Haven. „ Mi83 Bennett was bom in .Red ~~ ...~ «-.--^ ...... *»«.. *V ""L wil" j floors in this country which can boast could stay that human avalanche weed seeds. Cheap seeds are often ' - • - - - - • - I Bank and attended the public schools , .,, ,. , , ... ,, .of an abundance of daylight, every that Bwept mercilessly forward d the most expensive seeds that can TOULTBY RAISING. The funeral was held Tuesday af-j George J. O'Connor, Light company s office at 80 Broad „, „_ _, , _', .,_..,1Ll , be purchased and may cause yearn ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late , hero. Besides her mother she is sur- j jinfant son of Richard and Helen street. All those interested In IK | n, f ,n se,*ctfon of tne stroylng all In its path! project are greatly cheered by,-the 1 , , . of work and trouble. Tho Beginner Should Gain Experi- home, with Rev W. Carmen Trem-'i Meyer O'Connor of John street, died _ Response 1 pe of merchandl3e which it ea But these newcomers were Imbued Prevention of weeds maturing on ence From 1'rnctical Poultrymcn. G yesterday in Uivorvicw hospital, enthusiastic Response met on M,turea haa been conaldercd. with a new upiiit. They belonged to bath, pastor of the Reformed church, I °orge, Harold, James and Gerald. sides and byflthe large demand for the farm Is absolutely essential to a Tho beginner In poultry husbandry officiating. The bearers were Captain jan d three sisters, Mrs. Julia Erwln, where he was born last Sunday. The Taking in the entire fourth floor, the callant Second Division which Mr3 books of shares, A number of friends lould at the outset remember that Edward Little, Arthur and George I - Edward Kaney and Miss Helen funeral, which will be private, will be nd orgflni^atlons who took books it includes a china section, a com- had already received Its baptism of Bennett, all of Bed Bank. held today at the Worden funeral plete houseware department, a paint lire and they were ready, even eager, and weeds If nontt alal- there is no poultryman who has been Sickles, George A. Hnwlilns, Hnrvey The funeral was held this morn- ast week have applied for more ^an( j wanpaper shop, a gadget sllop lowed to go to seed will disappear M. Little and Roy King. A police home on East Front .street and bur-books. :o come to grips with the enemy. in tho game five, ten or twenty years ing at ten o'clock at her late home :|a , wil, (lo jn Mount olivet cemetery, 'where all those "wife-savers" so dear Iu that gallant division, composed and the perennial pl4ts, lacking nour- who is willing to release, all of his escort for the cortape was furnished and at eleven o'clock at St. James _ - employed in a At the completion of the campaign ,to , tho heart ot housewives are dis- ishment from above, will also have by Chief Joseph Herden. Burial in Mr O Connori wn0 ia ho first 25 persons who sell the of both marines and army men, were atcrets to the beginner, Ono reason church, where the rector, Rev. Dr. j broUel..s played and demonstrated. raw recruit* and gray-haired vet- their root systom weakened. Tillage for this IB that When charge of the Worden funeral home 'arrest number ot shares wlJ! re- At the east end of the floor, ad- when plants aro young, mowing, a beginneg r was in Fair View cemetery. John B. McCloskey, celebrated ajMrf. O'Connor have two other chll- :eive honorable mention, and of this rans. lo their veins flowed tho calls on an old-timo poultryman, it Is olemn high mass of requiem. Burial Dorothy and Richard, joining the popular daylight paint blood of scores of alien races welded sheep pasturing, burning and "chem- in charge of John E. Day was in group the first five will receive spe- and wallpaper shop, is a spacious ical spraying are all methods which Impossible at any time of tho year Mrs. Catherine Quigley, ogether into a common nationality In Mount Olivet cemetery. cial awards. Special stress has been section given over to lamps, which ihe great American melting pot. can be used to keep weeds from ma- for that experience poultryman to widow of Dennis Quigley, died Mon- made of tho fact that the entire pro- have been moved up from |he third turing. In the case of perennials a give the beginner all tho necessary day morning at her home on Chest- Claire Weber, eeds of the project, except the bar- So:ne were about to write their combination of aiowing and cultiva- steps In successful poullry produc- Morris H. Heidelberg, aged four months, daughter of Mr. Boor, names upon tho imperishable records nut street of paralysis. She had been st nominal expense, will go to the New departments added incluc(6 an tion Is essential to get results. iWeeds- tion, Every month, yes, every week, ill since Friday of last week when a- resident of Sea Brigh.. t for the past ,and Mrs. Arnold Weber of Silverside >f the war. Inconspicuous among brings to tho poultryman new and nospital. electrical shop which offers nation- hem was a slim little man who hadmust be provented from being ahe suffered a stroke. twenty years, died suddenly early last, avenuC| Little Silver, died Monday at Theodore P. Moore and Leater R. ally known makes of electric refrig- brought to tho farm. Threshing out- different problems. Sunday afternoon at his homo on|the jionmouti, Memorial hospitd! at iorved his country for nearly half of It would pay big prollts for any Mrs. Quigley was 69 years old and Joss, co-chairmen of the campaign, erators and small appliances. his forty years. His name was Ern-fits, "weeds In hay and straw, which had resided in this section nearly all Ocean avenue of a heart attack. He jLon g Branch. Death was duo to ave stated they are deeply grateful purchased oflcn introduce weeds beginner to Hpend at least twelve was 72 years old. :st A. Ja'nson. , months working with u successful her life. She was born in Ireland bronchial pneumonia. The chikl is or the one hundred per cent re- ENTEHTAIN CLUB MEMBERS. on the farm and should be carefully and came to this'country at the age Mr. Heidelberg was born at P"»" 'survived VTwo'brothcrsViV • •"•[•' and iponse of clubs and organizations In Six bitter d»ya of fighting found watchod. poultryman. If he only receives his adelphia. For many years he was a jRobDr t Wcber • he Marines still clinging tenaciously of one year. She Is survived by live his most worthy effort and they be- If the program of good seed Is hoard during this period It would daughters, the Misses Mary, Colette hat manufacturer, his plant being lo- i The Misses r-arro of JMtile Silver o their hold on Belleau Wood, Ob- fiequontly mean the saving of thou- cated at Baltimore and his office In ievo it will be a great success. Hostesses to F. O. S. Club. iectlve after objective had been taken used, weeds prevented from matur- sands of dollars. and Esther Quigley, and Mrs. Leon The campaign was Inaugurated ng, perennials cultivated ami weeds Burdge of Red Bank, and Mrs. Eliz- New York. He retired from business Man Hit By Auto Miss Angellne and Lucia M. Parro and the 49th Company, Fifth Regi- ; a little over a year ago. last week at a dinner meeting of the ment, wa3 attempting to secure its kept from being brought onto tho The first question frequently naked abeth Burns of New York; three Lions club, which was attended by, of Willow Drive, Little Silver, -were farm, any farmer can conquer his by the beginner Is what breed of sons, Timothy Quigley of Newark and Besides his wife, Mrs. Ethel Loew Dies In Hospital josltion on Hill 142. weed problem. Lack of continual Heidelberg. Mr. Heidelberg is sur- representatives of practically every ahostesses to the F, O. S. card club at Gunnery Sergeant Janson saw birds to keep, with tho thought that John and George Quigley of Red civic organization in the borough. Iti spaghetti dinner given last night work allows many a weed eradication eventually they will keep him. Nattir- Bank; three sisters, Mrs. Henry vived by a sister, Miss Clara Heidel- Edwin T. Evans of Tinton Falls at their home welvc of tho enemy, armejd with berg, who lived with him. was announced that Morris Jacks, j Tno tabIe - Ight machine guns, crawling toward program to fall juat as it Is about to/ally he would visit different poultry- Hardy of Marlboro, Mrs. John Fields died yesterday afternoon in River- manager of the Carlton theater, decorations were In *-- — ' ' j men, each keeping a particular broci, of Red Bank and Mrs. Edward Bran- The funeral was held yesterday view hospital of injuries received ils group. Giving the alarm, he be successful. where tho selection of the awards ' keeping with Washington's birthday ushod toward the hostile detach- with the result that when he gels nigan of New York, and a brother, morning at his late home and burial. more than t months ago when he Jailed on Hold-up Charge. Cornelius Cronin of Red Bank. in charge of, the Worden funeral will be made, has agreed to donate with the centerpiece being a cherry nent, bayoneted the two leaders, and through ho is unable to weigh thu wag stn]ck by nn alltomomle whl]o the net proceeds received at that tree, and a replica of Washington orced the others to flee, abandoning James Janoskl of New Monmouth evidence given him from the dif- The funeral waa held this morning home of Red Bank, was in Green-, cros9lnK M.lin street at Eatontown. crossing the Delaware. After the wood cemetery at Brooklyn performance to the fund. heir guns. He was badly wounded. and Frank Zcllnsky of Headden's ferent breeders. Ho may bo In- at nine o'clock at her late home and He had been the hospital ever Edwin _R . Conover, president of! dinner cards wore played. The wln- This singular act of bravery by the Corner were arrested Tuesday night terested in Barred Rocks, but In at ten o'clock at St. James church since. theUons,was~ln'chargero7The" meet- j ™r3 were Mra- Nora Connolly of middle-aged, diminutive marine was by Earl Hoycr, chief of polico of talking with a Leghorn poultrymnn where a solemn high mass of. re- David Blum Mr. Evans was 74years old and ing and introduced Mr. Ross, who : Mlddletown and Mrs. Katherine of Long Branch, real estate man and robably unsurpassed by any lndlvfd- Mlddletown township, on a charge of this particular lioultryman glvca him quiem was celebrated by the rector, had for many years lived with his explained details of the plan. Talks ' Herndon of Fair Haven, aal act of valor in Belleau Wood. holding up the proprietor of a jewel- tho most Information on feeding. Im- Rev. Dr. John B. McCloskey. Burial, former Central Railroad engineer, j daughter, Mrs. Harry C. Coleman of were also given by Rev. Edward W. | The next meeting will be held on Nations heaped their honors upon died last Friday in the Beth Israel j Tinton Falls. He was born at Lin- ry store nt West Now York. They mediately he may be in trouble bo- in charge of R. R. Mount & Son, was Miller, pastor of the Baptist church, I Wednesday, February. 27, at tho anson. In addition to the Ameri- aro now in tho county Jail. A num-catiBc of the fact that the feeding of in Mount Olivet cemetery. hospital at New York. He was an | croft a!1d was the son of the late home of Miss Miriam Downs of Red can Medal of Honor and Navy Cross, active member of the Republican par-1 Thomas and Anna Prothera Evans, James H. Mattenlee and John P. ber, of articles alleged to have been Leghorns and Barred Rocks differs Mulvihlll, secretary and treasurer of Bank. Besides those mentioned o was awarded the French Modallle aken from the storo were found on Biilllciently, so that the human cle- ty and was affiliated -with the Long He was a blacksmith for many years other members present were, Mrs. ylilitnlre,. the Crolx.de Guerre with William M. Davison, Jr., ty an as bli lb th Rail the Lions and vice president of the he two men and at their homes. ment comes In. of Markham road, Little Silver, died at Everett and Lineroft, board of trustees of the hospital. An Harvey Little, Jr., Mra. Raymond prtlm, the Italian Cross of Merit, and Branch Republican club, the Rail- Mr. Evans's wife, Mrs. Isabella The practice followed by many ba- early Tuesday morning in the Mon-road Men's Republican club of Mon- address of welcome was made by Flanagan and Mrs. John F. Kelly. the Montenegrin silver medal—the Rlnners la for tho • man to contact mouth Memorial hospital. He under- mouth county and the Affiliated Re- Brower Evans, died forty years ago. Mayor Charles R. English. latter a rare distinction among World Sons and Daughters Meet. Besides his daughter, he is survived war awards. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty hia county extension Horvico askinff went an operation for appendicitis publican clubs of Monmouth county. In Collego Lecture-Recital. for a list of aucceBBful producers. Ho three weeks ago and was removed The funeral was held Sunday after- by a brother, George W. Evans of lodge of Red Bank held Its regular Chapel Hill. DUBAND OBJECTS. Miss Anna T. Hallanan, daughter The war had become history twelve meeting last Friday night at which visita the«o producers mid then to his home on Wednesday of last noon at the Flock funeral home at cornea back to the county agent ask- week. He suffered a relapse Tuesday Tho funeral will be held Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Hallanan of years later when Janson died in a lme the Traveling Bible was present- Long Branch with Rabbi Arthur H. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Wor- Says County Can 111 Afford Expense Rumson,,is one of nine physical edu- hospital at Brooklyn, N. Y. His pass- ing for help In interpreting and and died shortly after being taken Hershon of Red Bank in charge. The of New Publicity Director. ed by the councillor of Asbury Park den funeral home oh East Front cation students of the New Jersey ing marked the end of a hero of the lodge. Charles Croyden, councillor analyzing tho Information secured. back to the hospital. bearers were Abraham Bergman, Ar- street with Rev. Harry VanCleaf of battle Gonoral Perishing once called, This is one of the best ways to get Mr. Davison waa 29 years old. Hethur Kaplan, Harold J. King, William Rebuking the Monmouth county College for Women at New Bruns- f the Red Bank lodge,, reeponded. South River, formerly of Eatontown, board of freeholders for their ac- wick who will tako part In a lecture- "The Gettysburg of the war." Over one hundred parsons attended started right. was a member of Liberty hose com- J. O'Hagan, Milton Slegfred and officiating, and Rev. Louis Mr Case, pany of Red Bank and last season James Curheam. Burial WUB in Mon- tion which "needlessly increased op- recital, "Modern Dance Movements," ho meeting. Twenty-one other former pastor of the Eatontown and erating cost3," Senator Frank Du- Saturday night. Miss Hallanan is Leonardo Personals. lodges were represented. 300 at Spaghetti Dinner. played on the Red Bank flre depart- mouth fields cemetery at Weft Long Tinton Falls Methodi-st churches, as- treasurer of tho collego Physical John Leonard Is a patient for 'ob- ment baseball team. Branch. rand in a letter to Frederick P. Threo hundred persons attended sisting. Burial will be in the family Reichey, director of tho board, point- Education club and a member of tho servation at the Long Branch hos- Besides his parents Mr. Davison is George Helser, plot in Fair View cemetery. Auxiliary Meeting. tho opaghctti dlnnor given last night ed nut that thp, county can 111 af- class soccer team. She will be In pital. In tho Red Bank Catholic high school survived by three brothers, Ray- the chorus of the junior show next Rov. and Mra. Thumus Q. Thomiii Tho March meeting, of the Red mond, Leon and Arthur Davison, all a boatman, who resided at the High- ford any additional cost of peration. Bank auxiliary of Flticln ilomorlul by tho rinphomoro A nnd junior lands most of his life, died last Sun- Senator Durand said that he wasmonth. rtnrl family of Caldwell, formerly of of Little Silver, and two sisters, Mrs. this place, are visiting friends here. hospital will be held Monday, March classes. The spaghetti was prepared Frank Clayton of Fair, Haven and day morning at the Williams nurs- Fort Monmouth amazed to learn of the creation of a It will be an all-day meeting, be- by the chef of tho PlcaBant Inn. Pre- ing home, River road and Church publicity director, "to furnish the Checker Tournament. Mrs. George Purdy of Little Silver. Hospital Patient. ginning at ten o'clock, at the horns ceding tho supper, from throe to live street, Fair Haven, of a general Visited By Pupils newspapers with suitable copy." He "• checker tournament open to all t o'clock, thn pupils enjoyed dancing, The funeral will be held this af- breakdown. He had been confined to Mary Jaokson of HlllBide, of Mrs. H. H. Kingeley and Mrs. ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho funeral reminded Freeholder Reichey that will begin Wednesday night, Febru- Mrs. y Frank W. Giles of Little Silver. in tho auditorium, with music by tha bed only a short time. He was 89 Headed by William H. Rhodes, the taxpayers were forced last year near Atlantic Highlands, was re- parlors of R. R. Mount & Son onyears old. ary 21, at the Oak Tree Country club Memorial Pleasant Inn orchestra. West Front street, with Rev. John faculty director, forty members of to asume the additional cost of a between Eatontown and West Long moved to the Monmouth Suicides in Virginia are largely Mr. Heiser moved from Highlands the Allentown high school, Allentown, purchasing department, with_need_- hospital at Long Branch yesterday Blair, pastor of Little Silver Metho- to Fair Haven in 1929. He waa never Branch. The tournament will be in the Atlantic Highlands first aid among the white population; tho ma- Boys can make extra pocket money dist church, in charge. Burial will N. J., made a tour of inspection to lessly increased expenses. continued on March 6 and 13. The lorlty of'homicidea aro negroes. selling Tho Register—Advertisement married and there are no close sur- I'*ort Monmouth on Wednesday, Feb- Senator Durand's letter in full Is challenger will be an expert from squad 'ambulance. be in Evergreen cemetery, viving relatiyes. He was born in ruary 20. New York and the son of the late a3 follows: Pittsburg. Entrants have been, re- Henry Lentz. George and Charlotte Cooper Heiser. The visitors were conducted to the February 16, 1935.quested to bring their own checkers signal school where Captain John M. Frederick P. Reichey, director, and board. Further information may Heart disease was the cause of the The funeral, which was private, Heath, Signal Corps, and First Lieut. Board of Freeholders, death of Henry Lentz of East Keans- be obtained by telephoning Long was held Tuesday morning at the R. P. Lyman, Signal Corps, demon- Monmouth County, Branch 3537. burg, who passed away very suddenly Worden funeral home on East Front strated the apparatus used by the Freehold, New Jersey. early Monday morning. 'He awoke street. Burial was in Fair View cem- Signal Corps in training soldiers of Dear Fred: complaining of a pain near; his heart etery. Forty at Community Center. Fowler's Market our army as radio electricians and I note with considerable amaze- and a few moments later he died be- radio operators. Of particular inter- ment that the board of freeholders Sixty persons attended a George fore a doctor could be summoned. He has established a new member of its M*s. Theresa Dube, est to these students was the code official family, known as a publicity Washington's birthday party Riven 7 BROAD STREET wife of Garwood Dube of Carpenter room where the actual technical op- director, whose duty It will be to fur- Tuesday night by the Ladies' Hebrew 3334 at East Keansburg seventeen years, street. River Plaza, died last Satur- erations in this training is conducted, nish the newspapers with suitable society at the Community Center on RED BANK PHONES moving there from Newark, where he day morning at her home of com- this room is a battery of ten upraising the beauties and bene- Riverside avenue. Miss Fanny Rosin 3335 had. been employed at a leather fac- plications. She was fifty years old. cdiphones which permits the student fits of Monmouth county. gave a short history of Washington's tory. He was one of the best known Mrs. Dube was born in Germany operator to progress from the most The cost of this employee in sal- life and then played several piano SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY residents o£ East Keansburg and his and came to this country while, a elementary to the most advanced ary may not be great, but if he Is to selections. Songs were rendered by THIS MARKET WILL CLOSE AT NOON, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY death is mourned by a host of friends. young woman. She had resided in tage in radio operation. V^ie stud- •any out any comprehensive plan George Ostrov. Cards were, played He Is survived by his wife and by this section for the past twenty years. ents visited the Signal 'Corps Hom- he must have funds to work with afterward. four children, the latter being John ing Pigeon Lofts where Thomas Ross, nd the county can ill afford any Extra Special ! Lentz of Campbell's Junction and She was married twice, her first hus- additional cost of operation.. With band being the late Henry Sass of army pigeon expert, in a short talk Cruising for Two Weeks. Mrs. Joseph Mulrain, Henry Lentz Red Bank. acquainted the students with the the state and every other county Fancy lb. and Miss Mildred Lentz of East methods used in the de\'eloping and government striving, to reduce the Catherine Applegate, daughter of Keansnburg. The funeral was held The funeral wag held Tuesday af- expense of operation it ia beyond Mrs. Winifred Williams of Fair Young ternoon at two o'clock at her late training of the prize winning strain reason for Monmouth county to talk yesterday at the house and the ser- of homing pigeons maintained by the of issuing advertising booklets and Haven, and Evelyn Farber of Win- vice was conducted by Rev. Edward home with Rev. A. H. Sutphin of flel Steak 35 de-ath of Mrs. Nellie ttapp, wife of willing to assume their duty when Relative" and friends aro respectively died at the age of 74 years Monday invited without further notice to nttend Louis Rapp. Her death occurred very Included in tile party were Ruth they accept the office. Just why unexpectedly from heart trouble and at the General hospital at Irvingtoh. they should delegate their duties the service* to he hehl Sunday afternoon, HEINZ He had been employed by the Mutual Holmes, Helen .Storms, Pauline Tan- and authority to paid ollice holders, February 24, at l!:3l> o'clock nt Wonten'R Fresh Hams ... )* Help the it was a great shock to her relatives turn, Carrie Brink, Anna Poinsett, , - . ,• i Funeral Home, East Front Direct, Hed FORK & BEANS, 10-oz. and friends. She was,57 years of age Life Insurance company of Newark particularlpuatilly y in tthesh ee dday ys of reduceducedd jnnnkj iinnk.. Interment will he made ntt Fair (whole) »»"*»"|jb Riverview Hospital i Ihe past 51 years. He is survived by Anna llarjung, Evelyn Booth, Olga incomes and unpaid taxes, is beyond i view cmctery, Headden'a Comer. 3 cans 26c and she had lived at Port Monmouth Hemay, Caroline Bates, Inez Heusser, my comprehension. May L commend ] _ I'OIIK & BEANS, 2S-ol. twenty years, moving there from la brother,. Edward'Durando of Leo- y p y Fresh Calas -f^* I nardo. He also k-aves his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, Kathcrine Lcvun- to your attentiottti n ththe budgetbdt s of ththe 3 cans 25c Newark. She is survived by a daugh- du.ski, Frances Livingston, Marie municipalities of our county which Win A New ter and six sons. They arc Mrs. j Rachel Coombs Durando, and two SOUPS __..Z cans 25o Murphy, lni'Z Smith, Naomi Scott, have almost universally reduced WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Pork Loin O^l* Except Clam Chowder James Wright of Hillside and Louis, | (laughters, Mrs. Chester Alien and Dorothy Probasco, Rose Pryzybysvvc- then cost of operation. Ford Sedan Charles, George, Richard, William | Mrs. Louis Wahlrab of Hillside. He Sincerely yours, Too Late For Classification. (half - whole) «"WIb and CoiiNomme. also leaves four grandchildren. The ski, Rose Freedman, Elsie Eldridge, Frank Durand. and Harry Rapp vt Port Monmouth. George Moorp, Charles Bullock, Mon- REPOSSESSED TIKES—1.7r>xlfl. 5.00x20, tt> Bisquick Special ! She also leaves a brother, Richard funeral warf held at his late home roe Smith, Willard Hue, Alvin Phel- G.liOxSO, 6.25x21. 32x1 K., 32.1(1 truck; Smoked Hams ...23c Coupons given with Trembloy of East Orange. Mrs. llapp this morning anil the Interment wns (Editor's note—John G. Gluck, who guaranteed firsts. Enny terms. Alao rnr 1 pUB. MSQU1CK 31olb. pct, Lee Kstcl, Williur Childnrs, Le- was appointed to. this nrUen, resigned radio'nnd heater. 11.1 Went Front utrcct, Smoked Calas 17c "> was a member of Star of Haysidn in Fair Mount cemetery nt Newark. Koy Carhart, Milton Probasco, An- each purchase. I IUXISH DISH „ 1,25 council of Daughters of America o| yesterday to take a position in Wash- Korl Bun_k._ thony Wiksivo, Paul Levanduski, ington). HOUSE, nun room, sleeping porch, all im- FANCY YOUNG BOTH FOR Kcan.sburg. James H. >'o«n. Normnn King, Albert Bolaml, Alex provements; steam heat, t.nrk'o uroiimlH 56° The funeral waa held at the lute At the age of 75 years James II. Prenkowski. Joseph Jones, Sum Yot- with plot for Knrctcn. Inriuirc W. H. (Ub- FOWL Each Week Two Books BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS. fon, LocuBt Point ronil, ijocunt Point, N. residence of Mrs. Rapp Monday af- Noon, who had relatives and frjoml.s rofsky, James Yoon. Thomas Ifigsins, J. (3 - an-n>.) of Shares will be given COUNTRY BOLL ternoon, hi charge (if K«v. W. S. Leonardo, dird from apoplexy at Herbert Armstrong. UOADSTANIi" niHl two ariVa und Wairvwright, pastor of the Methodist his home at Ocean Side, Long Is- Mrs. Grand in VanNotc of Wanamassa for rent on ntate hiiihwny nt Headfleirn to Lucky Coupon BUTTER 381 church of Belfonl. The body waa land. He was a brother of Mrs. S and John S. Tllton Honored. Corner. Iinulro William N. Worthlcy, 03 Legs Lamb 25c "> cremated at Linden. A. Foster and an uncle of Mrs. Kd- Death Narrowly Averted. Ka«t Front >tr«et. lie'l IIHI.II.- Drawn. Favorite Brand A double birthday party was held SHUKWSflURY ItiVF.It lujnTnloiv, -R\; Loin Chops 34c"* ward Burdgc and Mrs. Annie Glasd, Elmer II. Christy of Hillside, who at the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank rooms, cozy, convenient, rear yftrd nlopcn TOMATOES, No.Zslio Kdvvunt T. Johnson. nil of whom 11 vn nt Leonardo. He had been living for the past few H. Tilton of Eatontown in honor of to river. Itaro bnritnin for immediate buy- Breast Lamb 12c"» cann 26c was n frequent visitor at. Leonardo weeks in. a furnished rooming hous er; J3.f.nn. Iniulm Itcd Hank 1100, ox. Be sure and fill out SPINACH 2 earn* 25o The funenil of Edward T. Johnson t John S. Tilton In celebration of his tennlon 11. of Sea Bright, who died on Wednes- ind wo 11 known to mnny reside tit. on Wallace street, is at Rivervlcw first birthday and Mra. Gi'andin Van- MILK VEAL ! your Coupon. CO UN, White 2 crnm 25c >f tlitit place, 't'he funeral wan hel.,1 1 day of iHtil.wrek, WUK held last Sat- hospital in :i .'tcrlou.'i condition after Note of Wanamassa in celebration of Hank; freRrily [laiicreo anil Jinlnted fli- lb urday afternoon nt his late home with at the, Kockaway Congregational having .swallowed two tablets of a her 27th birthday on Saturday night. sldc nnd out; new linth: only ?2!i month Rumps 20c Fowler's Coffee ...23c "> Rev. Henry I'. Folgrr, Jr., pastor of hurch and tho interment wan in patent antiseptic containing bichlor- Two birthday caUon decorated If rented at once. Ai'iily Red Bunk 1100, n Fresh Beef Maxwell House ....32c "> tho Sea Bright Mcthoita church, in ("Ireenfield ide of mercury Tuesday night. locjil JJL Shoulders 15c 7 cemetery at Hempstcad, t ho table, which waa attractively ATTKAUT.VK reidderiro"in bc«l ecction of charge. The bnnrer.s were Edmund Long The groan:* of the ni;iu were heard trimmed in a pink and blue color lied Hank ; four bedroom*, nurHery, Breast ..13c "> Granulated Cline, niojniilrlfl Fsny, WllHn.n Kng- hy another romuer In tile houye, win schema with tall pink and blue sleeninK liorch, three linthn. larRO livinK Chopped room with hearncd celling and oiicn lire* 1 SUGAR 10*. 47° liolni, James F. Miller, Richard Rod- Ilculah IIORHIII, immediately notified Policeman tMindlen in silver holders. Cards and [dace. flnKPeii dining i;oom, butler'n wintry Chops 19c " ney and Victor pprottl. daughter or Rev. find Mrs. Hurry Frank Ueuther, who was on duty on othor games entertained the gucats anil conimodiourt kilchen, many fitted clos- n Meat 'Hie Sea Bright, lodge "of Odd Fol- Brotui street. Uruther notilled head- until a iato hour when refreshments ets, full rcllur, nciocriiMl or iduawd in CutleU 31c PRODUCE! Ko.sain of Jliversidn drive, Middlrtowii porch, three-car Kiirntfe. A home you ivijl lows, of which he had \n-cn a mem- township, died lust. Friday at the fliiartcTH and the man was 'removed wcro served. Both wore the recipi- Grwn IVus I Oreon B**ai»» lo tin* hospital In ii di>pai t nirnt enr l>0 lirouil to show your friends. Cull lied Corned Spare Ribs . . 14c "» ' <*.E3H SEA FOOD ! ber for many yoain, conducted a ser- Girls' training school at Little Kails ent.' of a number of gifts, !i!ilLjHank _II (Ml, local 11.__ vice at tin; cemetery with Allen John- driven hy Policeman (jilberl Uahl- Those attending worn Mr. and Mrfl. n of pneumonia. She was eighteen gifn. Hi;< condition IA said to be TWO Red Hank waterfront l7nrt:aht*T"one Rump Corned Beef . .32c "> Large Jumbo Shrimp 22c 2 H>N 23" I 2 n»> 23" son an noble grand and Charles Eil- yearn old. I'Ynnk H. Tlllun, Mr. and Mrs. John fiix-mnm h(»u>ie, all improvement*, KII- ! hwMl enberger na chaplain. Mr. Johnson C\ Schanek, Mi", and Mrs. Frank M. rnce, Jr.jifiu ; rtnu five-ronm bungalow. «lth (Doncless) h i.'f>b«rgLettuce * " 10c In charge of R. It. Mount ft Hun all Improvements, 3n,iVMI; both on lota Mackerel llc' bax was fil«o a member of Hut Red Bank of Red Hunk, the body wns removed Chri.sly, who is cmnioyed by the Tilton, Mr. and Mra. Harold Schanck, 4O.\2O0 to water mark. T)ie*e houncs run n Brussels Sprouts 25c lodge of Knlghta of Pythian. Burial, to Red Bank and Hie funeral was Men'.s afsiociation, which Mr. and Mia. John C. Kchanck, Jr., he purch'LHed Ns-ith Mnnlt amount of cash Xtra Nice Fancy Blue Fish 15c r in charge "f the Worden funeral held Sunday afternoon at throe has tllee on Broad street, was Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrleti Schanck, Mr. and on a monthly r*r.«nl ba«i». Milton Artichokes 4 '" 25c 1 ll.ii I, 8S Hrond street, phone lied Unnl. Cod Fish 15c "> bmm homo of Hcxl Hunk, wus In (iienwood o'clock at (ho lunctnl parlor -'. Hminl ln'atpil ;it H.-iznnJ ))o;i|)itiil at Long ami Mrs. George Schanck, Mr. andIll K,. Jersey Strawberries 2 29c cemetery at Went Long Brunch. was In White Hidge cemetery tit Hrane|) n'cenlly for an Injury to his Mr.i. Grand In VnnNotc, Mr. and Mrs.WATK'lt 1 rtONf~l>lininlu "it till" Khrown- for head received Jn nn automobile ac- William G. Hohfinck, Stanley Hchanck, hury avenue; ten-room lioiiHe, modem* Grape Fruit. .5 23c Ized; lot buxtTitl, thrcc-cnr ifaraKi); out- clb Large Soft Humurl \V. AmlcrHoii, cident. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mrs. buildinga, boat hounc, water front bulk- Florida f Turkeys 37 Chowder Tile Zuneviti of Hntmiv'l W. Ander- Adam Worth, Mary LnmbertHon, Mitm Camilla Mat- headed, rlght-o' 1*ny * > another Atreet. Clams Oranges 15 - 25c son» a rcfildenl of Atlantic Highlands 'I ; tiunvH, Minn Johanne Minnfng, Miap Vlmeii In our hamta for Immediate sate. Clams hM one or Ihe bent-known resident* nf New Ilrnuty .Shop. Myrilr Ayrps, MIHS Elizabeth 7At»&'Owner lenvlnjc for rqn«t. The IMICO JJ Apples 1.15 and Leonardn for muny yciirn, who Omni iovvMHltljt, died Middenly at l.-ir. JMJSM Marlon Schnnck, Chftrle* JK.fHHI. We *iiWKe»t that you cntiAhler thU Honmouth County died on Tueadny of last week, was bin home nt. Onkhunit ye.stcrdny [ity ' heroihefiec loll buy. Oivnor will he dim. qt. .fprfley Orern Munnlnln CiiaiplH-HH Junction new- Helford will Schulick, Ernest tfchanck and Harold Kind to show yoII through, or Hi'f) Milton Bred. 29' 29' aM la»t Saturday altornoou at 2;30'morning at the age of W yearn, Ho eu lor buslneitt next week. llrrk, SS Hioad •tract, lt«J Hank, i-horu Potatoes 39c" 1111, RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985. "Paste Twentx-On#

•treat There wilt b* priMl Md re- Social Service To treihmenti. Hold Poster Contest Mr. and MM. Hoy Hanitn are ipendlnf Mveral weeks In Florida, MONMOAJTH COUNTY'S GREAT MARKET PLACE Mr. and Mri. William Pettee of A poster contest for the but plo- South Shrtwibury drive h»v» re- turlziitlon of, the work of the Mon- turned from a trip to California and mouth County Organization for So- "Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Cents Florida. UMIMMI cial Service was announced at the Cornellui O'Donovan suffered a headquarters of that organization to- fractured ankle last wtek In a fall ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE. BUSINESS NOTICES EMPLOYMENT. LOST AND f OUND. day. Under the auspices ol a eelect- and was removed to the Monmouth REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ei committee of Judges, Including W. Memorial hospital In th» Rumion AUTO ItADIO, nlx-tube Atwater Ktmti MERCHANTS TRUST CO. stock™What i ESTELLE Painting and Decorating Service. WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to chlM'i blua hairnet hit Friday, be- 8EMI-BUNCIAL0W. Htm rO0«i Md H. D, Koerner of Intcrlakon, a well bargain for $14._Call Sea Bright_12.___ Taper hanKlmr, information on Natlunnt I do., oor woulwoud ddo laundrylaund y.. In or outou . •':•v"l ween Schneider's Market and River ambulance . motor ff«neartor In net used very little; Housing PalntB.'ViirniMhcii nnd wall ' " ...... - bath! Juit red.coratxl tbroushoutl •£» known artiat whose work appears In m\iHt. l»o heard to be appreciated, Can be 1JKAT WITH OIl/7KeOH/7-Kex "Oil"aridPBurneOifiind Uurne r g p Z7S Mechanic street, fter C;00 P. M., d, Rumson. PI«a«a call IEumaon 484." hiaUri all ItnprovamtnUt ons-ear fftrtn, Lewis Nouhamer has tak«n a po- Bervico imtn pers for Bale . K. Kstolle, mimnRer, ofilce Rd Hank 1274, almost every edition of tho Saturday een (it 7 3 Wnllaco Btreet. Red Hank, after oil heat within tho reach of I.OHT, IaIkMJ' p.U. DOSIQIB i. il burners,. .kerosene, fuel and shop, Mouiit street. Ked Jlank. VANTED, klnu housekeeper: to sleep Forrest t venue, Rumton, contnln- phona IteJ Bank 148S. Evening Post, W, R. Moreau, presi- _j:_Li_ DRY oak wooood In stove ami flrflreplace oil end motor OI!B; 7-inch twiin bburners STORE, with living rooms, E rrificed: $2CO* m; a good home; family of five. Ad- « drlver'H license, money and other ar- HUK(iAI.OWUK(iAI.OWS iTite'T d ti.nk, flv. roonjl dent of the Associated Arti«ta of lentlengthsh ; welll rottittd manure, totot p lollll j 10.00; 7-inch twin burners, three-gallon buy a notloiii*, remnant nutl vtirlyly Jan Uux 2tYYi* Qold Otim and frvu Mr. Blpp«.) md eervlco. Wlckatunk. N. J., phone 9 Of power burners for hot, air, Jiot water - it onnl help ind tralnlnK- Apply in in?r- B .10 rant. William Kan., Kan. Iain, Hid. lolmdel. urid Bteam furnace, JB8.B0 up (Installed). Friday morning 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. REAL ESTATE WANTED (il.town, N, J,, I/ing Branch Record, Harold Can-r 'paint expert papei At a meeting of th* Sons and I3.0O REWARD to ftnyone furnishing m« Kerorieno delivered anywhere, lowest prices. Hi Itoo/lliK company. Fiist uvenue and coirNTRY~noHETi71.»M, low cart V«nC nlng, advertlalnu manager of the A»- Phono Keimnhilrff 7fi2-M or Box 290, Port Imperial wall Jjmpe. j^oad, Adlniry l'nrk, N. J. WANTED, to buy or lea*e, houie of four Daughters of Liberty lodge Tuesday with name and nddresn of party who n eprini: puinti Haa moilatn but mod.Bt convanlineta for bury Park PreBB. III purchase new nlnrtrio refrfstrntor from Monmouth, N. 3. Relief ticket! accepted g anil Natinnnl RANTED, i.osition as hWackeeiion Ad^ or mnrn room?!: in© or more acres night a alUc guide's flag was pre- kuronene. Fine work, Rround • water, electricity, heat, bath; not farmhouse. No farming-, hut bama for m«. AddreBi Pronpect I'. O. Box 128, Key- low prieen. Phone Ci">ti Humaon. drpBa A. H., box 511, Hed Bank. over S 4.0 00. Retired couple. Address riding hornes and sffoilnd for uatdani If Tho Social Service organization sented to the lodge by Miss Emma port, N. J. BARGAIN on wed aquariums: While they XPERIENCEI) roo TTT alance ; A-l rofuioiicen. l^ong experience; drmetleally sealed, oil encased; sold for thracitthaitee ccoaloal; ;; atovo ttllIi, O nutt ?11^? 5 Kendrlck, exlermlnntor, establlahed • r h«at, five rooms; all eunvtnltne») the contest which will bo conduotod party at tha pariah house Friday J2f)0. Xt'i perfect. ?65, Easy terms. poa J0.7.fi. Casti only. Satisfactioi n guar- S5 ycaru. •an handle all oflire detail?, tyidnp, etc.; arage. 3 Church itriet. Fair Haven, from now until March 20. t l •apiible of ftueuming rcpponfibleB. AddrcRS APARTMENTS. hone Hed Dank 1 179-J. night, March 1. Tuating'a, IJ, Monmouth street. anteed. Send .iimny potts! to Independent - okkeopcr, bn?,- fill; Red Hunk. 1 Cool Rorvice, C4 CheHtnut street, Red IF IT'S MUSICAL we can supply it. In- "TTn'vCTiVIiTtm^l^nr]»Mi«-In U»t ?••- The committee in charge wishes to Plans have been completed by the J-HOX'ICAIJ I ISH and beautiful new plants 1 Bank. * etructlon on any wind or string instru- iOVERNMENM T JOBS—Start $10fi-JI75 APARTMENT, four rooms and,bath; tlec- idential section near center of town i glvo much lee-way to the artists' Im- to dress ui> your aqunriurn. Fish sup- tricity, ana ranee, Arcola h«atlntf sys- idles' Aid society for the annual plies, aquariums for sale. At TWO SETS work harnese. work horns and ment including accord ion. Arrangements th ; ld-50l . Qualify :yen rooms, three biitliB, haaement r«cr«- agination and are therefore making Martha Washington supper tomor- can be made to purchase instruments. Al- ow for c Ited Hank examinations. tem; newly painted throughout. '11 West tion room; oil burner; two-ctr. ff&rig*. Flih Hatchery, 1 Allen place (just oil" HIv mowing machine. William A. Tanaey, so repairing. Anneae, 47 Washington Front flUe«t, telephone 4IQ Rurnaon, N, J. no suggestions other than th_e estab- . suta 35, between Holmdel nnd Matuwan. >]iort hourB, steady pottitionailtionsi. Common Alston Waterbury, 107 Monmouth Btreet, row night in the church basement. eralde avenue), phono 366-W, Red Brink. etreet. phona Red Bank. 1751. iducation usually suflicient. 27, coached UNFURNTSHED Spartment, four roomi ^ed Bank, phord 3fiO0." Losche farm..^ _ r lishment of a few simple rules. The The first table will be at half-past OAK WOOD for *B1G•alo; ; sstovet * furnace and METAL WEATHEUSTRIPS Tor dooru and ree. Full particular*, Hat posltlona free. and bath; all Iraprovementi. G«org« H. fireplace length ; 35.00 per locd, $10.00 UP~RI{iHT~plaiio for sale cheap. Call Ked OR*" RENT,"detached house, double »a- first of these is that all posters to be nve o'clock. Mrs. Josephine DaWolf windows;; eave 2£.% oof fueuel oostsosts.. H. LVrito today. Franklin Inetitiitc, Dept. H ali an an, 12 West River toad, Rumion, rage; all improvements; new heatlns icr cord. Schlpanl Bros., 114 West Baiik _3367-J- __ Hdlk S C h l '" T. RocheBtcr, N. Y. Established N. J. entered In tho contest must be re- la In charge o£ the arrangements. *r_ont_8tr««t,_phone^€d Bank 1846. A. Handrlckson *St Co., phone lied Bank lant. 166 Branch avenue. Ked Bank. ceived at the headquarters of the or- DETROIT VAPOR oil heating stove, wll! 1400, 114 Monmouth street, Kcd_BanJ(._ DUPLEX apartment. Riverside avenue, ft!x Rent $32 per month: available March IBU Councilman Arthur B. Sickles, CKSMITKs7orgTfo7»]eo7Vxehans« Bell for $5.O0, regular price JIft.OO. Al- TRAPPKltsrATTENTIONT "fwltniay the MAN, reliable, ,with car, for outfifdo work rooms and bath; large private porch; pply 177 Broit) street, fad Bfink. ganization, 13X Pearl utrcct, Red painting contractor, entertained his for lathe or saw table. Portable type so a doublo coil KRS water heater for highest market price for yij.ur raw fura. ionf; our euBtomers. Prefer ma riled heat furnished; very attractive, Inqulr* forge with hood, deep fire pot, strong Abo Cnldmnn, ?.2 Mnplo avenue. Fuir Ila- FOUR-ROOM bungalow for rent; Bafl. wa- Bank, before ton o'clock Wednesday employees at a turkey dlnnor Tues- kitchen; will noJl cheap. 97 West Front over 22 ,wlth retail ntore experience. Charles K. Rosa, 1 Allen place, phone Red ter and electricity, C5 Corton street, blower. AIBO hnvo shaft and pulley for Btreot, Ited Bank." ven, N. J., phono KCMI Hank 1J050-M t be Hatlfllied with moderate income to morning, March 20. Second, all pos- day night at Squankum Inn. l Theron McCampbell. Holmdal. Bnnk_3662-W. ' _ _ „ Humson. N. J. ters must be submitted in black and MAKE MONEY—Save monayi (Used fur- itait, Wrlto htatliiff age, past experience. THREE ROOMS, furnrhhtd.'""Biri'mn7ovfl- 1 Miss Annie Murphy of Hance road FIREWOOD, $6 per lotid, (Id per cord; Employment Manager, OKf"*n.iVERSibE"~AVEN"iJfc: rent or •elF: white, line medium. No color work niture) ; antiques, glassware, books, FUEL OIL tanks for sale and In- Lox 611, Ked ments; centrally " located; suitable for effiht rooms and bath; large living room,) entertained Mrs. James M. Ahlo and boat rlbn, oak tlmberB, locust posts; etoven, bedding, etc., can lie bought or [Junk. • Hlfht housekeeping. R«ferenc«s required. will bo judged. Third, the decision elcctrio planing mill and BRwmill for cus- Bold. We buy and BCII everything. Auc- stalled; Braillna and landacapB fireplace; hardwood floors; large porch. Mrs. Thomas McOarr of Hoaelle IOSIERY—Mont unu tunity 17 Washington atraot, Ited Bank, phone House arranged fur one rir two fftmlliei* of the Judges will be final. Fourth, tom work. Charles G. Bennett & Co., Nut- tion nailery, 27 Eant Front street, phone work; mason work, trucking; Band, pp •amp road, phone MIddletown 688. willinng workers to sell ladieadies pure Rilk 593-M.* Rent reasonable^ Phone_36fl2-W; tho contest Is open to anyone, chil- Park and MM. John B. Brown and Red Bank 1693, _____ clndora and ffravel. Old buildings torn hosiery.i No iinvestment; large earninyni . MODEHNIZE your homo with wall texture FURNISHED apartment, two rooms, for BEAUTiFIJt'alx^r'oonr'houVe^at 75 River- dren or adults, aaiateur or profes- Miss Mildred Brown of Lakewood on IiARr-AINS—To suit the purael , Ward- down and removed.* A. Jones, pbona Write to Neighborhood Hosiery Milln, 133 light housekeeping; steam heat; contin- side avenue, for rent, furnished or un- Sunday, direct from tho factory; easily applied: roben, dresneis, beds, springs, mattress, Eatontown 477. ;ilnton itreot. New York." • uous hot water; all Improvements, Ap- sional. No contestant may submit no odor; covers cracks, does not rhlp or ihaiiH, gas stoves, restaurant tables and furniBhed; all Improvements; hot water Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, peel. Hardens in eight hours: white or :;IRL WANTED to work mornliigs~ln ply Mrs. Mo shy, postofllce building, Eat- heat, electric refrigeration; new furnish- more than one entry. chnirn. Many other items at The Auc- 'YPEWRITEIt hcndci'uartere. Typewrlteru fimall apftrtment. Apply before 12 :(i(l ontown, J£i_ J->_Phj>nft_MK).^_ ings; one-car garage. Five minutes from Br., left Monday for a sojourn In color. 26-pound bag. tl.OO, enough for tion (lallery, 27 East Front street, phone I'plock. 345 Brond street, Apartment 6, It Is understood that all posters four walln. Atlnntlo Paint and Wnll Tex- Red Dank 16DU. ' rented, bought, sold and repaired. Tru- TWO apartments for rent, three rooms railroad station. Telephone 1948*W or Florida. They plan to remain there ture Co., llfl West Front atreet, Red Bank, )In'a, 89 Uroad Btreet, Ked Bank. :tod Bank." with bath each; one-car garage each: write C. U., boxjll, Red Bank. submitted shall become the property until April. phone 22IU-W. PHOTOGRAPHS taken In your home, any .SRADUATE NURSES—Tho Social Service, located on corner of Dmmtnond and of the organization unless special ar- pi nee, day or night; reason ablo pricos. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Longman 2HECK UP on yoijr heutlntr plant now. 131 l'eaH street. Red Bunk, would like Slirewabury avenuea. Red Bank.* rangementB to the contrary are made SOD, top soil and privet; acres of top aolt olies. 11Q Madho.n avenue. Ked Dank.* We will be fdad to cnll nnd give cl o net in touch with any graduate Negro REAL ESTATE FOR SALE have returned from a several montha' and four to sli-foot privet; very cheap. lato on cleaning and uny other repai FIVE-ROOM apartment on Monmouth by the artist and agreed to by the JAMESWAY cabinet Incubator, capacity nurses rcslJlnK _in Monmouth county. ' ntreet, hent furnUhed, ti(\ a month. MODERN bungalow, e^ccellant nelahbor- dtay at Oakland, California. Thomas S. Field, R«d Bank, phone BC1. 4,200 egga In first class condition; jiint 'rank Crotchfelt. Chestnut Furnaco Co., : committee Any contestant will be ihone C7G, Red. Bank. WANTED. white~iii l~to' worlT'ln Bmall Colston Waterbury, 107 Monmouth street, hood, living room, dtriinff room and REBUILT second-hand wateterr pumps. P. Hunt for one who wlihcs to increase his CHAIRS, caned and repaired i called (or family for room, board and small sal- Bank, phone 3S00.* kitchen, two bedrooms, hard wood floors, gladly furnished with such printed Mr. and Mrs. Lester England en- G. Hurst, MIddletown, phiione Mid diet capacity: Will help to install find KIVO :own 1 and delivered. Koule, 37 East River y. Muet like chililien, be refined, com- tile bath; sarERO. Pricia 15,000. W. A. matter as the organization has avail- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jen- 66. all information regarding same. Can show •oad, phone ItumHon 493-M. , tent and dependable. Address Box 87, MODERN three-room apartment, refrla- Hopping Agency,. 8 Linden place, R*d nlngB and son of Flushing, Long COW STAN0HIONB and cream separator recordH of wonderful hatches from this Little Silver, stating (ige, experience and cratiori free. LeRoy Apartments, 17 Le k h 397" able regarding its services or If the machine. Address Incubator, box fill. l.lnce. Red aBnk. Apply Buperin- contestant prefers, arrangements for Island, over the week-end. for salo, E. V. L«ntllhon, MIddleto DAILY TRUCKING nnd eMircns to references." endent on premlnea.* ROCURY, delicatessen and candy «tor* N. 3. Red Bank/ for Bale; no reasonable offer rflfoltdi a, personal lntorview with the staff Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Allgalcr and and from New York. BurdKe h J1RL wanted for lijjht housckoeping. SO l'OR SALE, 1b pairs of men's used 'hoes. Maple avenue. Red 3ank, N. J.' apartment In excellent con. Write Box 201 Monmouth Beach. N.Jf _ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MoOlUf e ol Kng- CASH for your old typewriter, nddlng ma- ir> pairs of ladies' shoes and 10 palrn Son, 1,2^ Brond Btreet, phono Ked member In charge of the contest will chine, check writer or other office equip- HANDY MAN," ratable." colored. wantH ditlon. $15: lBD email dtore for rent. RED BANK vicinity—HundTadi 61 Hrmi bo arranged. Dthtown were Sunday guests of Mr. of boyfl' shoes. 20 Went Front street Hunk 8114.• . T. Dorerr 41 RecklenH place, or to suit any poclcetbook. llluitrstsd ment; will cs.ll. Joseph & Serplco, Key- Rcd_Bank. yonr round work on farm. 'Address M. and Mrs. Amtln Harvey. port. N. J., phone 484, J., box_6 II, Red Bank.* >ooklet free, nay H. Stlllmsn, 8tat» This Is the first contest of the kind $ 10 INSTALLED—Sterling- Twln-7 oil highway, E*tontown, N. J. Phon* Eftton- that has ever been conducted by the The ladles' auxiliary of the fire KAbfcffUIJES—i'lfwaled cartonn, .._ burncrn for kitchen range mduth county. As there Is a goodly trigger; ono Bfnsle Smith, ventilated Eatontown, phonh e 1176-J. CHAIItS CANED -Mlaa Elmira Wll.' h" leon avenue, Red Bank. J. V. Carver, Id fruit and deciduous treeti •mall town, number ot well qualified artists and Robert are visiting relatives at New- rlbj one Winchester pump trap irun, all WANTED, experienced hair drcmer. Cor- Tard Btreet, Had Bank. orange belt. San Bernadino valley f Ideal formerly of Wharf avenue, while, r.halrs alca Beauty Studio, Belford, N. J. Call excellent art classes In the county, It ark. ventilated rib. Will sell for half price. FOUR GALLONS more water In Maytair cane; work reasonably •done. 10 Lin- all year climate; fifty ml lei Lot Angeles. A. L, Holdmagle, Asbury avenue, than, any other •washer made. This lundayor evening.. Keauaburg 505-W.* HALF' of double house for rent at 101 Phono Red Bank 1107^ it hop«d that a. splendid number of Mr*. Daniel Allaire is visiting Mrs. den place. Red Bunk, first hou*o back of 8BS. or telephone Anbury Park G117. means whiter olothcB. quicker wan'hinir. "tranrl theater.1' HfiH CAIJIBRE nale»mian wanted for Shrewsbury avenue, corner Oakland GOOD HOME for tale cheapJ|U roomi, entries will ba made In the contest John Whelan of Elisabeth. Mlsa SACRIFICE—Kalamaioo Victroln. And the only ball bearing balloon wringer Monmouth roinity to sell nationally itreet; all Improvements; in good condU all Improvements; near canter of towil* which hsji already created tremen- Georgia Allen has returned from a triumpmph heater for nanalel : prnptln made. TuBtinj'H, 16 Monmouth atreet, nown coal snvlntr equipment. No can- Ion; rent $18 per month. Apply Mrs, J. Good residential section. Price I*,600. : rfl8Bing. Appointmentfi with interested '. Qiu'srlsy. 69 Neptune avenue, Deal, phone visit with Mrs. Whtlan. Original cast 935.00. Call Key RodBank. -. -- AUTOMOBILES Henry P, Hylin, realtor. lUgUttr bu^dlag. _ dous interest in artist's circles. It is n«7-M." projects FUpi'lied. No down payment. 177-W; nedjBank, phona 7 48. ^ the hope of the committee that tho Mrs. Charles Mlnton Is confined PLANET Jit., double wh«et cultivator and Financed, over a poilorl from 12 to 36 OAK WOOD for aale, Kholcnnle and re- seeder, $7.00; two hot bed sash, fiOc MAURICE SCHWAfiTZ, Chrysler, Ply- HOUSE for rent, six rooms and bath: < MORTCA'GE money to loan—If you «m organization may obtain an outstand- to her home with Illness. Mrs. Eliz- tail; for furnace ilio $2.00 to f5.00 trnch. H. Giles, 110 Madison avenue, Red onth, nnri Internntinnnl truck finlrn an" months where guaranteed aavhffa Haul, improvements; central location; ro seeking first bond and mortirase money Bank,* ilate the loan. Excellent opportunity to ing design Is plotorlal or symbolic abeth Morris, who Is also on the load; well ieasoneA: firepine*, quarter Service Headquarter!. Phone -Red Bank secure an Immediate nubs tan tlul Income von lent to town and hlffh school. t>.. i your home In amounts up to fG,000 form that It may use in connection cord $2.76. half cord SK.KO, Special Atten- 37. K. McKee, 16 McLaren street. Red Bank, consult W- A- Hopping Agency, 8 Llnd«n sick list, IP Improving, tion to phone orders. Phono W, Johnson, Dii cotrttiilnnluii banln. Referencea ruijulrcd, phone 2290. place. Red Bank, phone 897." with its w»rk. Fifty persona attended th« card Baton town, 114-J, BUSINESS NOTICES IAS1I paid for used cara no red tape. Glvo outlino of previoas exuerience in Cnll HeU Bftnk 3065. first lettar. Addrena C. C. C, box 611, FOR RENT, ltores, office*. n_lata. ho BARGAIN—Buslneas property for »!• and bunco party given Thursday with dwelling. Lot 50x150 feat wit*. It Is expected that a public exhi- FURNITURE, dining and bedroom sets, PAINTING nnil decorRtlntt: prlcea reason- USED CAR \VANTEt),"lri good~condition Bed Bank. apartmentii Improved; all1 location*. bition of all entrloa will ba arranged night at the home of Mrs. Clarence dingle And double beds, book ftxnen, rcjiRonable i>rlce. Address Used car, Just off Brood street Land A Loan Co- rear ent,-anoei prlea 13.500. Henry V. HT- Thor mangle, also doctor's operating ta- able. Wiillnm 1'. Wnndwnrd. Riveraida 12 Mecbanlo street. Red Bank. Un, realtor, Kegiiter buMdtnff, Red Bank. early in April at a suitable place at Little on DeNormandl* avenue for ble, stand, Invalid's chair. Bunlge & Son, Hclttbta, phono Itcd Bank 44G-W-2. n_SIl, Red Bank." MISCELLANEOUS. Phono 74S. •Which ths public will be )nvlt«d with- tho banent. n( the ladles' auxiliary of 13B Pro ail *tre«t, R«d Bitnk< phono ho 4.* THR HK'.HEST Drlc©n paM for llv* rhlrk- 30 WlI.I.YS'KNIOHf nr.lnn, Knnd nil* FOR "RffNT at, F»'r TTnven, aix-roam hun- lUVBH bu^dliiff ilto for ulu. north enl etm. .Too linker, 280 M«nhnnlo «t»Qt. her, two Bpurcn hi fonder wells, hot WF gn\oY>_ all modem Improvementi; i< Oooper'i bridge, on Bhrewtbury rtfir# out charge. ' the fire company. About $28 was IT COSTB NO HORE t« fffet R WestliiK-" phona Red Bank 3801). Ur heater, upliulntery lu good condition, I BUY and **!l «econd-hand clothes, must ocatlon. Ready for occupancy; unfur- realized. A basket of groceries, do- house with a fivo-year gunranteo. Why rnkea recently relInert. A uood fnmlly be in good condition. L. Kerber, 209 nlflhcd. Apply Mrs. Jack aparjtnjr, 0 Cath Ions fronUge un welt side of State Hl§h- be "mtlsfied with ono year Ruaranteo> Sco e g d condition. Kerber, 209 way, artesian well on lot. Alston B**i- nated by members of the eemmlttee, GEORGE B. DPOWN, Iniurautt and car that can ho hoiiRht very rencmifibl Shrewsburb y Rd Bk Ph erine atrfet. Fulr Haven, K. J, m«in, attorney, Red Bank. new 1986 inotlels at Tustlng's, 16 Mon- For fuilher inrormnUoii phone Ited Ban a venue. Red Bonk. Phone J niouth. atrect, Red Bank. 468-W. FOR KENT or sale, burmulow, BayBld Rumson News. was disposed of on the co-operative real estate, 26 McLaren street, Red WANTED, will buy eecond-hand bicycles RMforaale, 84- acrta, alt tUlabU, po- Dank. Heights section of Belford. N. J.; llvln plan and wm« won by Mrs. Gsorge KOOF PA'lNf, flve^ail nsTTl^^: stops ._ _ _ inrh^for^iT Can and second-hand frames. Grover Par- torn, dining room, kitchen, tw« bedrooms, tato or general farming; two houaci, (Th« Jbd Bank ftanlat«r can b« bought Curchin. Muller"* market donated a leakaky roofarooa. AtantiAtlanticc Paint and Wall South Clinton place, otf New- ker, 8 Mechanic street. Red Bank, phone main house has all improvements: general Texture Co.C , 110 West Front street, phone METAL WEATHERSTRIPS Inatnlleil Rl 1313 hnth and sun porch: steam hent. pity wa- outbulldlnut. Situated on main high war. In RumflDa at th* store* of Harrr JB*r- ham and it was awarded as a door little cost; iav« fuel and stop drafta. mnn Springs road, one block west ter, san, electricity. Rental $25. Sal< kin, Fred Flnmrtr and Walter TocDtrg 22fil-W. ivahury nvenjio. Red Rank.* MONEY to loan on first bond and mort- Owner, Garret CottreU, Engllahtown. N. J, prize to Mrs. William E. Chandler. Estimates free. American Metal Weather- price S4.250, payable 135 monthly, Includ- R. D. 1. and from Mr. G*7f) in «tock, Bank." Red Bank, phone 3500.* Dombrovskl on Allen street. Rlvervlaw hospital met at the homo $in, Cnn bo eeen any time. J'hone Rod coal laving device. Fita any furnace. 42 Bank. I mi';, proti! ; uiilimildd etiriilnus. I'hone At a. meeting of the board of edu- 6f Mrs. Richard H. Dodge Tuesday Bank 2SH-W. Lcighton avenue. Red Bank, phono 3687-J, Mr. kna Rector place. Red Bank, that sum to have the lone student her father, J. Hull McLean. The lat- from a aovoral wocka* vlait with her establishment. l ltrd frorom extra nb.vCI CIIKHI . All ..rciderJ r ^! ^^:?" _ father at Clearwater, Florida. llo dls- r wpll-lipatcd indinn, nliiK' Andrew Bowman ot Little Silvor, through lh« take a poat-frraduate courso here. ter Is now well on the road to re- council, Royal Arcanum, hnvo been l)l"<».l tested fo Mlas Flora Petty of South Amboy , f the htK ethod. iii.'. in l-i i vato home; rensou The matter wan tabled. Tho board covery. recently held a bunco party at their Sydney IlntiibprRcr, f- ii> 'Ih.irniin Irviru; Hinwn, He afternoon nt tho school. The first w» glasj uldom jbin." ;M . • !• ui!.,-(J. K.-d Mnnk. Mr. Bowman nald he had often heard that Th« Mifla Annette Whalen of Bloom- National Lead company. : : nt three o'clock before tho pupil JPfBRUARY 1 HAY (ul'~vnU\' tmiotl nlfulfu ; ll'u"]{KNT"."~"fui nipKtTir't«<»"i i^'in.1 flold was the week-end guest of Mrs, Miss Ruth Owens han returner Wclih. IIKKO liolnmin, four wlmlnw.t. South Regiatfsr'n Classiftod advertisement a Ravo quick antl nnd tho other at half-past threo bo 19—KnljhU ol Fytlllu organ- hay ami 1 «0 ln.-nai. |i»M,i, M fore the teachem and members Ittd al Wuhlnflon, IM4. June Schneider. from a visit, with her slater, Mra. J, C.ilf.i N.-rli, N. J." HH.JUR', nn«l Lit.-hen; In det-lnible ncijrli- Frncor of JBooton. Bntinfactory resultn but he eay« ho didn't o«p«"t tn the adult hygiene class. Miss Walk- Mlaa Mary Wool ley spent tlio COW MAN1IUK. $'J.:.n ppr *»n : mi! nv.i'ilablc'. 17-1 Urnuch tivrnnc, pho wook-end with frfcndn at Jamaica, nuro S.'l.fi'l per ton: iltillvenxl. William K«t Mich Rreal returns for liln 2fi cents «» 1)1 <1M er relatoil her World war experiences Tho Keyport, Litornry club wan nn K. I'OHI. 4:in Prn-ipcrL Mieol. tf ulli Ani- ed liitnk Mr.ii. In Franco. The senior class play, ^ JO—Cub* revolt i afilrut cruel tertalned Friday afternoon by Mrs. boy, |>hr>iio HI. HOOM. inny _ with his horsn ndvertisoment. "Tho nashful Mr. Bob," will bn pre- SptnUh rule, 1195. W. Stophon Wnllaco at *ho Masonl tienr llr l lit rrt't ; mnl hei.l«.l Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aminrpo at MIXKH hny. nlf:il[n "rlviir; attrac optM, Dublin, N.H., 1822. on Match 0, tlvnly [urnlnhod Imite, Bunny, uteiim art ofneo for tho practlao of medlclno Prosldant—Arthur fl. Vnununkh-k. ll^.r Hl»,. X*In.Itl 11 C^I11 > N, J." at, 81 West Rlvor road, next to tho . A aon was born. Thurmluy to Mr. Vice prtildeut—Mrs. Henry K. Af lianlml roomn; Hliinmina tlonuty iUat mat- son. Jr. VOIINT. CMRL would llko uoneiitl himm. trcoen. Al»o tw.v lull .onnintliia rnonii library. He recently completed hi 2f~Indian* Introduca colonliti and Mm. Wallaco Ijarnon. with prlviitn linth: nil moderately priced fl«<*r6tnry—Joneph (totiicr. wink, whole or \unt tlnm. Abu day'« Inlornoahlp ftt the Monmouth Me to pop-corn, 1530. J. Carle Andormm wnfi a recent -woik \viinipil and hunidiy t>i Inured i. Aln hold & card And bunco party tonlglr ness leads Unough Tho negiatQr'R ad- in nil hmnohoji, Including urecnlnuiaai. , .... _ niicl bui •I !>•• headauartcr* on Lafayette Mri. Henry T. Hopkins left last vcrtlelnsr columns.—AdvortLsomtjat Ad(tr«» Ounlcitei', box. iJUJ^'l Dauk.' llnj, nviiiiuei Hed Uaiik, • Paee Twentv-Two RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 21,1985. Bance, Mrs. Herbert S. Craig, am spending the past three months wit' hart a'nd Edward. Helestlno. All Community Dinner Mrs. Eugene Brooks. Eefreebmen her son-in-law and daughter, Mi Mrs, Charles L. Johnson and aon'Ra; will be served by Mrs. Allan Frost and Mrs. William Swan, left Sunda; mond, Donald Peseux, Harry "1, And Open Forum chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jamea R for her home in Arkansas. Cowles and Ernest E. Peqeux. Wolcott, Sr., Mrs. Edward 3. Allaire Jamea Patterson, son of Mrs. An Jack Welgand, son of Mr, and Mn Plans for the community dinri' Mrs. Edward M4gee, Mrs. Frederick nie Patterson, celebrated liia tilntt J. Frank Welgand, Was hit on hi and open forum, being sponsored b; W. Opper, Mrs. Benjamin Covert birthday with a party Tuesday after forehead while playing with hi DAVIDSON BROS. the Red Bank Chamber of Commerce Miss Gertrude Spry, Mrs. Ormond noon. cousins, Ernest and Donald Peaeux hav« been completed. This affair -wi "Slinton, Mrs. M. E. Seldel, Mn Rev. Hollls Hart, who now lives ai lie was taken to a doctor and on1 be held at the Red Bank Elk's club George Howglll, Mrs. Edgar Denis Newark, preached Sunday nitfht a1 stitch •was takon. next Wednesday evening-, February Miss Nelliu I-awless, Mrs. Georg. the Navesink Methodist church. Poslnuster P. O. Welgand attendei 45 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. 27, at 7:15 sharp. Chandler and Miss Alice Morford. The annual banquet of the Ep a luncheon of the New Jersey Post Following dinner, Samuel Mage worth League will be held March 11 ma:-.tors' association held at Newar! QUAUTY PLUS SERVICE secretary of the Elizabeth Chaxnbci Donald Johnson is in general charge on Tuesday evening. of Commerce, will deliver a ahori Sea Bright News. of the arrangements. Tho school election of Korltsi talk, and the Meeting will then tx Mr. and Mr*. Harry Nelson town-ship resulted aa follows: thre 2 PHONES—NO WAITING. open for discussion of community af- (Tht; lu-il Hank Register can be bomrhl Brooklyn wre recent guests of Mr, members re-elected for thrse years, fairs. ,i» Seabritrlit at the stores of Morris Weil1 and Mrs. Herbert Salpnger. P. O. Welga,nd, George. D. Schanc PHONES: 3262 or 3263. FREE DELIVERY. Non-members, as well as members nan and 11. Le.'liewltrJ and Thomas Rathbone; district tax ' are Invited to attend and take part Despite the • stormy weather th for current expenses, $18,500; distric tu the discussion. The cost of tht annual dinner Thursday night fo Hazlet News. tax for rppah-3 and replacements $50 dinner has been kept low, only sixt> the benefit of tho Methodist church Mr. (and Mrs. H. Alvln Wulllng Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials centi, to enable everyone Interested vas a success. The affair was at- The regular monthly meeting o have returned to their home on th In the development of the MEiununlty, ended by 2iO persons and .205 tmp- the Hillcrest Teacher-Parent club Holmdel turnpike after spending i to nitend, ptT-s were .sent out. Jaek Fichterwas was held at tho school on Thursdsiy several weeks with their daughter, Interesting discussions on tuples of ;itad waiter...ami the other waiters ifternoon at 3:00 o'clock. It was do Mrs. Elwood Wilson of Red Bank, local interest are anticipated, and the .verti-Herherr "Kowler, Larry Fowler, :lded to hold a card party in tin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Scott am Tomato Cocktail Chocolate PEAS committee of the Chamber of Coni- .iarvin Fowler, John Lindsay and school on March 1 at 2:15 in the ai Miss Edith Scott of Jersey City were 5 Runkel'o Cooking and Baking merce sponsoring this event look for aul Covert. Final reports will be ernoon, in order to raise, money to Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Hurff's Large 26-oz. Jars Great Northern a large and interested attendance. eccived nt a meeting of the supper lurnish cocoa for the children in the nce Pedee of the Holmdel turnpike. %n TklU 1155o Garden Patch Tickets may be secured at the ommittee Thursday night, February chool. Mias Harriet D. Cnok, Hcaltt The Card and Domino club met at Sweet Fancy Sweet he home of Mrs. Samuel H. Walling C Chamber of Commerce office or from lUpervisor, is expected to be tho 1 any of the following committee mem- Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Nelson of speaker at the next meeting. Mrs n Saturday evening. The nex bers: Center street are the parents of Edwin R. Peseux Is chairman of the noeting will be held at tho home of 3 49 19 3-43° 3 - 49° John B. Allen, Daniel H. Applcgate, on born Sunday, at the Monmouth card party. Those present were Mrs. U.' Hudson D. Carhart, Brailley Milton Berk, P. Graham Eiebl, Ken- Memorial hospital at Long Branch George W. Zucker, Mrs. Leon Hardy, ane, on Saturday evening. Mrs. neth Bruce, Harry G. Degenring, Bur- ha infant weighed O1^ pounds. Be- Mrs. Ed-win R. Peseux, Jlr3. Joseph eon Hardy will be the hostess. ton T. Doremus, Hubert II. Farrow, R. Peseux, Mrs. Harry Dowen, Mrs. Sir. and Mrs. John S. Dolson of re her marriage Mrs. Nelson was 3rooklyn-spent Sunday with Mr. Dol- Warren Fowler, Herbert W. Hill, -liss Audrey Dilionc. Robert T. Woolley, Mrs. Ernest W. PEACHES APRICOTS CHERRIES on's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Bernard L. Katsln, Edward W. Kelly, The Sons and Daughters of Lib- Peseux, Mrs. Joseph Serpico, Mrs. M. H. Klarin, Abram M. Krldel, Max 'harlea F. Straub, Mrs. Ralph Jolin- Dolson of Bethany road.. Large Heart's Fancy Heart's Delight Leon, G. Howard Lippincott, Wil-'am ty lotl^e will hold a radio party to- son, Mrs. Cuocci, Mrs. laderosa and Sour Pitted for Pie* morrow night in Dowd's hall. A. Miller, T. D. Moore, Tnomas Mor- Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg. The next Pupils Give Playlet. California Delight California Brand rls,> George Olmstead, Paul Reussille, Mrs. Harry Sage was tendered .eating of the club will be held on Gordon Ryno,' Victor Satter, Percy hower Monday night at the home .larch 14 in tho school at 3:00 o'clock. The junior class of the Red Bank cans Scherman, Paul Sperling, J. D. Tul- if Mrs. Claude Minaidi on Church Twelve members -of Hazlet lire 'atholic hl^h school presented 2 <"*"!> 31 2 — 49° ]er, Samuel Weinstein, Joseph C. Wil- trcet. Thirty guests were present. ompany attended the monthly meet- laylet entitled "The Miraculous 2 35 liams and H. T. Young. he evening's festivities wound up ng of the Monmouth County llre- .ady of Lourdes" at a meeting of •ith a supper. r :ien's association, held at the Wll- he Farent-Teachor association Tues- The -Parent-Teacher asociation will ow street school at Fair Haven, Sun- ay night in the school auditorium. Stringless Beans TOMATOES DESSERT-BRIDGl.. hoid a card party Wednesday night, ay afternoon. Those attending were ie performance was under the dl- GBEEN^bt WAX CORNED BEEF Salad Dressing February 27, In the schoolhouse. ection of Sister Mary Helen.- Fancy Qualify—Buymn' miRKEE/S Solad-ald ohn H. Bahrenburg, Joseph C. Cher- Largest Cans—Beg. 18c ANGLO Brand Women's Guild V Trinity Parish All Mrs. Roy Stone is chairman. y, Timothy Walling, P. Otto Wei£- CONQUEROR Brand Beady for Monster Party. A waiters' frolic will take place nd, Ernest E. Peseux, Clarence A tomorrow night at George and 'edee, Harry Peseux, Lester W. Bah- cam 10° 19° Plane for the dessert-bridge to be 1O38 CASH PRIZES X Pt. pt, given by the Woman's guild of Trin- Charlie's lobster house. Music will :nburg, Wilfred Morrcll, Edmond be furnished by Boice's orchestra. arhart, Edwin H. Walling. 2-29° ity church Monday afternoon, March in HECKERS' "WHAT'S. PEARS 4, were completed at the regular Mrs. Georpe Krauss returned home Hazlet Boy Scout troop attended e Boy Scout circus at tho Conven- WRONG WITH THIS FANCY BARTXETT CORN Apple Butter meeting of the guild yesterday in last week from a cruise to South APPLE SAUCE FURE the parish house. The affair will America. on hall at Asbury Park on Saturday PICTURE" LIBERAL Brand Fancy GOLDEN BANTAM fternoon. Those attending were FANCI QUALITY LAKOE JABS Itart at 1:30 in the parish house. Miss Hilda Jacobsen, daughter of' CONTEST y GOLDEN BAT. Mrs. James O., Davis is general Mr. and Mrs. Neils Jacobaen, was cout Master Charles L. Johnson, Pa- 2-sr »O C chairman. lemoved to a Brooklyn hospital last rol Leader Malcolm W. Peseux, As- CBM week for treatment for an infected sistant Patrnl Leader Chester U'ol- Tender Leaf 17 In the absence of the president, tt, Harry S. Cowles, Jr., Ernest E. 3 '-29° Mrs. Leon dc la Reussille, who is in arm. 3 35 Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eilenberger Peseux, Jr., Georfre Murphy, Donald PRUDENCE Florida, Mrs. Harrison Bance presid- Beers, Allen M. Webster. Other boys TEA NORTHERN ed. The Rev. Herbert S. Craig led have moved Xrora South Beach to attending" were Thomas G. Cowles, ASK YOUR TUNA FISH CORNED BEEF HASH "the : devotions and addressed the Critter .street-. George Smeraldo, Ira Kathbone, Hen- GROCER FOR FANCY WHITE TISSUE guild. Mrs. MaiUand Bottoms of Acrnrding to word received here. ry Warnoclt, Carl Gloss, Hudson Caiv Fort Hancock, entertained with jii- William O.-tling and Lars Anderson COMPLETE DETAILS BEG. 10« 15° 23° ano selections. After the meeting are making pood catches of shad in 3 _4j» Small Largn tea was served by the hostesses. Mrs. the South. They will return home in O-oj!. can Edward S. Allaire, Mrs, Frank s, April. Curtis, Mrs. -Walter G. French, as- RUNKEL'S sisted by Miss Gertrude Spry, Miss UNEEDA BAKER'S Alice Morford and Miss Nellie Law- Navesink News. CHOCOLATE MACAROON CHIPS less. SWEET MILK Mince Meat or FIG BARS (The Red Bank Register can be bought Hennessey's Fish Market Washing Powder J-LB-LB.. JJABA S Special! The EUb-committees have been Very Jk QC 1-1H. completed and were announced at In Nnvcsink (mm William Swan at the • O restoftico building,) 20 MONMOUTH ST:; RED BANK. N. J. Special M.V Bars yesterday's meeting. Mrs. F. 0. COMPARE OUK tJl'ALlXY WITH OTHERS. SWIFT'S—Largo Fbg* 25' • 2 "»29° Wodehouse, ticket chairman, has as Plans are progressing for the Ep- All Our Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage. P S9 assistants MIBS Dorothy Brown, Mis, worth League's annual minstrel Axford Barrow, Mrs. H. M. Farrow, show which will take place Thursday BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET. 2 " 25 Mrs. James Wolcott, Jr., Mrs, Don- night, February 28. Tk-kr-j* «rft be- ald Lawcs, Mrs. Allan Frost; Mrs. ing cold at Willinm. Swan's store. COFFEE SPECIALS! Prank Haviland, tables and chair, Adam Worth of EJberon, father of Phone 1377. We Deliver. with Mrs, James Hunter, Mrs. Fred Mrs. Lester A. Sickles of this place, FRESH FLOUNDERS Royal Stag 19f Bonita . 25f Munden, Mrs. J. L. Montgomery, died early yesterday morning. b b Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs.'Andrew Fulcher of FRESH PORGIES Old Dutch Longstreet, Mrs. Broadus Powers, Strathmero, near Atlantic City, are FRESH SMELTS _ _.. 18c 1b. Royal Cup 25fD 33fb Mrs. Ralph Abbott, Mrs. Walter returning here to live. They have FRESH SPANISH MACKEREL Bruyere, Mrs. Victor Goodridge, Mrs. rented Mrs, Mary Stearns's house on FRESH SKA BASS Chase & Sanborn 31fb Astor Coffee 25fb Ralph Sickels, Mrs. Frank Grape]; Monmouth avenue and will move in FRESH NATIVK EELS 22'ib Mrs. William Naulty and Miss Jose- about March 1. Mr. Fulcher is at- FRESH BLUE FISH _ 25c tb. Davidson's Finest 31lb phine. Weeks, prizes and decora- tached to tho coast guard service FRESH BUCK SHAD -. 30c lt>. tions. :md has been transferred from NICE FRESH OYSTERS _ 18c doi.—35c pt. The reception committee consists trathmcre back to t=ea Bright. SOFT CLAMS IJZI „ . 28c qt. of Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. Harrison Mir. R. L. Williams, who has been All Kinds of Fresh Sea Food at Reasonable, Prices at All Times. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS

FLORIDA LARGE FLORIDA SWEET SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES ORANGES HONEYDEWS Tangerines GRAPEFRUIT Medium Size Indian River Medlmn SIM AQO a doi.