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- "r- / /' -: • -, , ----- LXVIII., W. 11, RED. BAtiK, N. J.,JTHmiSi)Ay/SBPTEMBER Hero Of Pearl Harbor Returns to Monmquth Hebrew ^ You JUeut Joseph L. "Loclcard, who a* Registered? , a buck private, gave warning of Opens Fjitt Pt'ogfany Thursday, September 37, Is Estate Changes 'Hat Harbor the eappronch of Jap planes to the last day on which legal Pearl Harbor on the day the Nips Tdters can be (registered In perpetrated the meak attack they v • "• / -'" " " . */ order to exercise the right ot. have lived to rue, is now In the Slg: franchise at.the coming gen- nal Officers Replacement pool at iTownsKip Officials Call Public Committee Chairmen Named--- eral election to;be held' Tues- Trenton. Party Buyt THe¥ Fort Monmouth. day, November 8. Meeting At Leonardo September 12 A native of Willlaiasport, Penn- Holiday Party Scheduled Th« matter of registering - Former-Everett, L. Brown Place sylvania, who as a reward.for his . fo^ voting js now tinder "per- alertness was given the Distin- The first fall meeting of the La- .manent registration," and t • • - -•' guished {Mi-vice medal and an'op- there Is no way a person can One of the flnrttriverfront p- Th§ township committee of Mld- portunity -to, gain his commission, dles' Hebrew society of th» ConV dentlal properties on the Ni Railroad's Job gregatlon B'.Val Israel was held vote at the coming general 1 dletown township will hold a pub- Atlantic Highlands UeutXiockard was graduated from election If he'or she does not Chris Axelson Shrewsbury river, on Blossom C_, fjie meeting Wednesday nigtot, Sep- Officer Candidate school at Fort Tuesday at the Jewish Community road, opposite Red Bank', waa «o!4| Monmouth In July, 1M2. At that Center on Riverside avenue,' Mrs. register on or before;Thurs- g'tember 12, in the Leonardo grade Transporting GF» day, September 27, Liberated; Now In during the past week for Henry I," ilschool auditorium, to dUcuii the Baptist Minister time he was featured on a special David Bulkin, preildentr. announced Stetson-of Orange,—NBW—Jsrie> CBS' radio broadcast. standing: committee chairmen,-and Registrations may be made exeputor of the estate of Kverett ] • recommendation of the Leonardo with municipal clerks during cofnmliiloh'contained In a Lieut Kermft'A. Tyler of Ix>ng Told To Uons Club plans were completed for several Brown; Ending Pastorate fall activities. • .-.,'•.;. ' the legal office hours, or duf-; Calcutta, India to the township officials, BeachrrCalifornia", who, Jgtjored ing legal office hours-at the The seller was represented by tht'J commission reports that to Lockard'a warning, has since been Truitees named were Mre. Ben- Joseph O. MoCue agency, realtors, Jersey Central jamin Adle'r, Mrs.- Jack Goldln, Mrs. office of the county clerk at Imprisoned Since I enlarge the facilities of the harbor Rev.; R. Eugene Shearer promoted three times and ts a lieu- Freehold. -...-. of Rumson. The purchaser Is •/ £ would cost from 1800,000 U>*40Q, S"»nd that "neither the people of the •-'GoingsTo Fir*t Baptist Official Spealcer- ~ Mae Newmaq and Mrs. Max Cohn Early 1942, Wa. . agency, realtors, of Fair Haven, locality nor the township at large and Mrs. Arthur H. Hershon, chap- The elevated grounds with teo, At Meeting Here lain. Chairmen are Mrs, Max could consider making thin expen- __£hurch, New,' Brunswick little Silver Aboard Houston - , - raced lawns and bulkheadlng ebm«H aitu" T> i-umrpluilnn-thgMfora Grand, rummage sales; Mrs. Julius Missing Sergeant mand a magnificent view of the «n-' ' f .recommends that the The H?d tfan^ S^Riitd ...committee consider the mattetownshir opf Rev.- B. Eugene Shearer closes JWalter Christian 'Chris" Axelson, tire Shrewsbury river. The grounds • PolnTTroperty. day evening heard Benjamin Vr Mrsr^tieon-Riieckhausi-Red-Cross ri 1,17 ntirun with a front. f turning over the harbor to the. his pastorate of Central Baptist' Branch, general passenger agent sewjng; Mrs." David seaman second class, of .SeaBrigfit7 ^.state, through- the Board of Com- church, Atlantic Highlands, Bun- who was reported missing in f \hi rtvar of 1,195 feat Land' : far the Jersey Central lines, tell- of stamt p and bonbd d salesl ; Mrs. Harry scaping and planting Include tan V merce*' and "NaVlgRtloni—ttr-*e—en-- day~after~a-mlnl*try- ~of~-two.. and; thlHtttetlJdld Madanskjr, membership; Mrs,-Isa- March, 1942, in the battle of Java, and was listed as a . Japanese blue spruce trees, maples, dogwood'-' 6-larged and operated ai a state one-half years. He has accepted a In the war by the 1-ailroadrTSlr.' dora KerbeH" House raad.'kitchen and old oaks besides -a large id ' project. call to the First Baptist church at prisoner—in-'Dece.mbe,r,-lMS,..:has Branch . was introduced by Theo- supervisor; Mrs. Harry' Melstrlch, p,: ty of shrubs and perennials,^ - The harbor commission's" report New Brunswick. William P. ter Horrt dore J. L&brecque, a personal friend. building supervisor; Mrs. Maurice Memorial Service for been "liberate" d and Is in Calcuttat , er gardens, wide'lawns and a wlnij." la printed, oh' page 12. . • • Mr. Branch had Fred Zellmann, Stalberg, sunshine; Mrs. Morris Ing bluestone drive are other Of Rumson Buys Thru !jr>\ act as quizmaster and then Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Bernard Beider- S'Sgt. Le turesofthe grounds. " . ; Branch would answer the ques- mann, Amv£jind Navy services; ...The.stately residence of 14 rooms' Hershon Van Horn Agency tions. First, Mr. Branch, told the Mrs. Nelson, board of education; Sunday At 4 P. M. set.fir back from the road, m'; Lions that he and the railroad take Mrs. Abraham Zager, refreshments, built about'the time of the first'! Gerard, publicity; S/Sgt. Le Roy Smith, who was World War and was designed ,bfA Explains The the well-known architect, Ernest A. 1 owned this war. All organized troop move-' Mrs. Max Morris, program; -Mrs. Arnn/l, fnrm?rly nf 'Rut 'Ranlr " by Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Kotter- meats from Fort Monmouth were Martin Becker, .oookie - supply to has been presumed dead as of Aug- of lasting hollow tile and eon- • High Holy Days man according to the broker, the handled by Mr. Branch. Informa- local USO club; Mrs. Elite Levitov, Crete construction with' a glased' ust 16, the War Department has : "Ray VanHdfn agency, Tealtorsr of tion concerning them was'received collector _of old_JeweLr>_for Army notifiei d his wife, Mrs. Marie Steels tile root • •' 1 The Jewish New Year by Mr. Branch from the Chief of hospital and USO rehabnifaflon SitSmithh of ~103—Highland103Hihld— avenue, On the first floor are a large een- located on the Staff in the.Pentagon building at work; Mrs. Benjamin Ashin< cur- Highlands; He was the son of Roy. ter-hall with-powder_:room, and .. And Day of Atonement ., Washington, D. C. He would then rent events*t , andd women''s actlotl p L. Smith of 26 Monticello avenue, double winding staircase, large Ii^ South-Shrewsbury river, w'ith arrange for'all Pullman car reser- committee, and Mrs. Jack Qoldin, Newark, superintendeni t at Crucible ing room ' with > fireplace, dining frontage on the river, a bulk- •vatlons and baggage cars. Mrs. Kenneth Scher,.. Mrs. Harry Steel company's Harrison plant. room, oak paneled- billiard room ad d Century old ma- Mr. Branch advised all the inter* Melstrlch, Mrs. jBrnest H. Heyman, Memorial wltsfttreplace,' sun porch with fire- , ples,'.honey locusts'and hemlocks lines of the movements, times, Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Zager, Mrs. Fis- ducted Sunday, September 9, at. 4 place, pantry and kitchen. - On th The Jewish New Tear' and Day with a heavy 'planting of shrubs number of troops and cars, number cher, Mre. Becker, Mrs- Adler, Mrs. p. m. in All -Saints Episcopal second floor are four master bed- of Atonement, which comprise the and hedges afford seclusion. of officers in charge and what Newman;'Mrs. Mocrls, Mrs. Madan- church, Navasink, .by the rector, rooms and four tiled baths and High Holy Days, occur this year the first floor of the house meals to prepare. He then map- sky, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Harold Mei- Rev. Charles P. Johnson; four servants' rooms and a bath. September 8 and 9 for Rosa Hash- . living room with fireplace, ped out entire route to destination, strich and Mrs. Bulkin, community The heating plant Is hot tfater, oil dining room; with fireplace, center MrB. Smith ..has received the in- and September IT for.Tom and this took some managing, be- activities. . - completed, last let'er her husband iTilid All. services and observ- hall with Dutch doors, modern kit- cause of the four different times chen, . glass solarium . and open The group will hold a Slmcbafi was writing her when he was sum- A four-car garage with a five-: ance begin at Sunset the evening across the country. Torah party Sunday, September 30 moned, the night of the raid, to en- room apartment, which Is of the before. - : porch. The second floor has four bedrooms and two bathe. The On any cf the special troop move- to honor returned veterans'and to ter the Liberator on which he' was same style and construction as the * The prime significance of these ments, a passenger agent of^each observe VJ-day. Mrs. Kerber l» radio operator. The last lines read main house, Is on the grounds. The ', BBV. B. KUG-ENK SHBAKER house Is rock wool Insulated and Holy days is the occasion which af- Is heated with a modern, oil-fired railroad would travel with the chairman of. refreshments and dec- that he was being called away, but new owners will take possession! ford for spiritual regeneration. train to take care of any emer- orations, assisted by Mrs. Straus, that there would be more news WALTER "CHRIS" AXEISON this week. ' ;' The young pastor will administer hot water furnace. A two-car ga- Weij nlUBan Uelmr-weVeVBry an rage l» on the grounds. ggencyy , that,, mighg t arise. Mr. Branch Mrs. Madansky,' Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. later. ' • • ." clety depart in some degree or oth- Newman and Mrs. Rueckhaus. An India, according to an official Navy Is a consult- , relateltdd severall comicail l experiencei s The couple made their home at announcement from Washington. er from the high ethical ideals day morning service, at which he Ing electrical engineer/ ... wi]l bring his farewell message. 194 Sanford street, East Orange, at He waa the first serviceman from Legion Of Merit —which Judaism teaehes and-which cupled the house for/ about a year' the troops. ranged •• by Mrs. the.UnTe" 7 - A graduate of fKTEasterrrBBp- Up until the end of July.this year, as Jews we profess. There is no as his Business"lnterestrire-riow ' •••'•• eventjrilL.be sponsored Jointly by August, 1942, They had then been first In.the country, to be reported such thing as a person without sin, tlst Theological seminary, Phila- In New England. the Centra] had handled 2,500,026 the Hebrew society and men mem- married two years. - nor a people or nation which is not delphia, and the Mew Brunswick The new 'owner will take pos- men in organized troop movement! missing InvWorld: war-A— — 'j bers of the Congregation B'Nal Is- Smith, 34r was born at Paterson, Son of Mrs. Mae AxelsOn, SI Cen- guilty of some offense or other seminary.' Rev.' Shearer has'had A session sometime this autumn. all'over Nevf Jersey. Prom Camp rael. was graduated from Kearny high against Individuals or groups. On .successful pastorate hj.ths *«yshore The prpperty is opposite the Kilmer to New York city they ter street, he Is one of the 92 of- Col. Oscar Maier Mrs. Bulkin will be chairman of school and was a jewelry salesman. ficers and- men of the ill-fateil 10,- these solemn .days the Jew ex- borough, There has been a steady Shore Acres estate of Louis R. handled 912,820 men and 1,019 the annual Monte Carlo benefit in He had been "1th Michael's depart- amines the record of his own life Increase la •*^en4 a IJc,e _** a11 "eJ" j-Buefcbee and adjoining owners are. .trains. From other points, men 000-ton cruiser Houston, which dis- J I November, ment store'. In Newark six years appeared February 28, 1942, in the Presentation Made .'' and of the society of which he Is vices and 64 additions to the Clarence E. Fisher and E. Allaire j that came into Jersey, 131,092 men The society received a gift of two when - he entered the -Army. He a'member.' These days disclose to church membership have raised- the Cornwell. It was owned at one'i and 185 trains. During'the past bloody b.aitle which resulted In the larg-e hammered Bhmilnum serving went. overseas In the spring " of loss of 12 Allied.ships.- No explan- To WaUon Lab's ourselves how far we Have fallen total over tOO. A $1,600 mortgage time by the late Arthur H. "Ma- j week-end Labor day traffic, the trays, from memBare of the Red 1B4S. has been liquidated and repairs to ation is forthcoming, yet as to what short ot our moral commitments ggulre , vice ppresident of the Public j Central still handled five special Bank chapter of Hadassah, who Commanding Officer the church property include redec- troop trains. happened to the only American and stir us to pledge ourselves to Service corporation of New Jersey. hold meetings at the Community the'attainment of abetter future. orating the parsonage, painting of The attendance prize question Center.- Guests introduced were cruiser in the Java eea action. It the church and parsonage exterior waa >Id Bt Mrs. L. S. Drazen, Mrs. D. M. Lip- Monmouth Angus disappeared after reporting that it For outstanding work' In the de- had made contact with a force of velopment of radar and communi- of penitence is a truth i TreaT tourf and=-renovatlon: of_the church baae- NoAwideht* Here His **««*-»*"-•****question was: "How many ship•s ton, Mrs.. I). R. Chern and Mrs^A. ment. were sunk or damaged-by ,!he air- M. Melstrlch' Japanese ship's. cation equipment during the period portance—that neither men nor so- Breeders To Show of February, 1942, to June, 1944,' cieties need be the prisoner of their Projects under completion - now-'- T craft -carrier—Wasp?——The=JinaweL The only direct'word Mrs. Axel- are the repair of the heating system On Labor Holiday waa 399, and was won by Harold aon-had-from her son wns a prlnt- Cot Oscai; C- Maier, comm&ndlnf _ past sins and errors. Han Is' net .atflcerjjfiihe Watson laboratories) and "a 'new roof on the rhurcb. VS—------%- Hendflckson, Af TrelSton Fair—^ in-Chris!-hand-_ held In the grip of sin. The way Chairmen Named at Eatontown^ was awaraed"the~L»=^ to noble living is always open to Funds have been set aside for other Fred Zellmann, Jr., chairman of writing which she received In' De- projects to be completed when ma- Nearby Town* Report' the program committee,.-. announc- cember, 184S;22 months after the glon of Merit medal by Ma], Gen. those who choose to travel it. Man Roger B, Colton
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PINKHAM'S COMP. 83« HAYRIN Dental We Powder SSL* J : T »;'*/Vftii .ii.^;rrf;^^l5--rf** ,T(*Mji Witerwhen Rock-Wool Iniulation ^nVumotIcally NASAL FILTER you'ft out. Serve,., if -M it la yo«r homt. Installed By Johns-Manville Company Mechanics . ''__r_ jforough the. —_. ANUSOL SUPPOSIT. 89« .npie. Invisible whtn COD #17- ¥ *t ', H ', NO I^ONEV niu'\ "' RED BANK REGISTER. gfePTgWHEft 6. 1948 /iPage ThrH> Bank Pmbytoiaa fbiueh by Rev, WHEN SPEAKING OF LTH ik'"-'"if- '*i"~'f~H"i^~ >•*>»""--*; John liuytiuot, Jr. Vat bride's OF EARS ••liter, Jtri,. Letter H»nce ot Bio- It IS HOT mVBWW&i toe place,' was bridesmaid,' and Paul, dt 1ft ReuMlUe WM grooma- JIOM FILES tfutf. The (room was an attorn*/ at lav associated with John S.-Ap- jplegate.'W Bed Bank.- pther* mar- tied, during the week were..l«M KM BBOAD ST.' appeningi of 50 and 25 Culled From Amy L. Pattewdn, dBUi?Msr ipf Eliz- X' - i '* abeth Patterson and the late Aaron or Entertain- .' 8. Patterson of Eatontown. and Dr. the New* and Editorial Cpi George 8. Stevensonjof Vlneland; SEPTEMBER 12th Miss May B, Ayers of Asbury Park '; • ment of Todays Readers land James F. Masterson of Atlan- /_• . _ , _ •• ftlo Highlands, Mtas'Vabel Atwater riftj",Te»rt Ajo1 •' ../Theodore Parmiy, a Tinton Falls Lt Atlantic Highlands' *nd Ivy '• Be sure'to »ee the showing or There w«,a reduction in ./farmer; Walter Walsh, a Bed Bank smith of Highlands, MISB Anna M. county tax rate./ The raU this ye; ' mechanic, and For man. McLean, a Raynor, d&ughter of fohn" Radnor Aberdeen Angus beef cattle bjTNew for county and atate school tax was'"government agriculturist from the of- Leonardo, and J P. Hamilton' of *6.H on 41,000, u against $8.08 the Philippines, went to Seaside Park New York, and Mrs. Cynthia Gar- Jersey exhibitors iDn ^Wednesday, previous year. J to bring to Red Bank a motorboat rett and Qsborne Carney, both-of 1 which Mr. Parmly had bought for * Themu.' tomatt.«.uo crop this yes,r was Naveslnk, September 12, at the- State Fair not a very profitable one for the use on the Shrewsbury river, The Thieves had been snaking night farmers. In-most cases there was boat started off all right but when visits -to William Bennett's peach Coliseum. This is your chance to it wa> about three miles out at sea You Are 'A^ays Welcome to Visit not half a crop. orchard at-Belford. Mr. Bennett Arthur, son of Tabor C. Taylor, the engine stopped, The boat drift- hired William Bennett,"' Sr, and Any of Our Herdrat the Home Farms: see the best beef cattle on the hoof! celebrated his ninth birthday by ed near sqme,pound nets, where It John Bennett as-watchmen: for the giving a party to his playmates was i n danged r ofb beini g capsized. orchard and the- theft of peacfies BAKES HILL FARM—AIApNTOW.V Those at the party were Emma E. Life savers stationed at" Mantolo- stopped. The-watchers had been Charles Smith ' How about-some of them on "Stout, Alta Anderson, Bessie BeiK *ing saw tbtir predicament' and obliged to shoot several times to H, & L, FABM-MABLBOBO nett, Elsie Marshall, Louisa Gard- went to their rescue. scare thie^a^away. S. Harold Welterberg your own farm?' Raise the beef the ~ ner, Susie Allgor, Bessie Morris, The Red Bank school reopened The Leonardo railroad station with, five new teachers. They were Dr. Louis Wetterberf Bessie Dennis,. Bessie" and Kittle was broken' into, and'candy and Fepsl-Cola" Company, Long bland City, N. Y. public wants to buy! Blute, Jennie Kolb, Rosa Cornelia, Miss Lois Carpenter, Mrs. William cigars worth about $50 vfere stolen. HOCKHOCKSON FABM—EATONTOWN Franchlsed* Bottler: Fepel-Cola Bottling Company, Asbury Park, V. 1 Mattie Byrnes, Fred Morris, Nor- de la-Motte, Miss Helen Gates, Miss The Young Men's association of Dr. Hubert A. Coojke- [ ' . . man Gardner, Willie Kolb and AI-[Frances McKelwy and Miss Nata- Middtotown village elected Thomas. MINE BBOOKFAKM—COW'S NECK Aberdeen Angus are easy to ,fred Blute. . . i lie Peters. Elwood Mlniigh was aSmith president, John Hljlyer, Jr., George J. DeGarmo the 'Rainbow festival given b» ' new. janitor at the high school, lie vibe president-and H'erbert Cham' NEHIHiFm -care^for, net a-.-good, yearly profit, the Kings Daughters of Middle- was acting as assistant, if William berlaln secretary. ' ' • Morton L.' Newhal! town on W. W. Conover'q lawn was Alfred Paisamant of New ^Bruns- NOTICE TO TKE PUBLIC -fcewls-FHMarran—^ increase land productivity, and div- a very successful affair and over wick bought the bakery business, .of " SDMNY8IDE FARM—BED BANK' $110 was cleariar R._Schoeiifeid of ^ Hftfry H, Weuberger— —-— •ersify your farm program. A concert was given.in the'Meth unmun public-schools—re-l BEGINNING odist .Church at Atlantic Hlghiafi opened with, three ne\y .teachers. | Write to Harry H. Neuberger. Secretary, B. D. No. 1, Bed'Bank, N. 3 for descriptive' which netted $50. Those who took Over 70 children had gardens in; Miss Kllzabeth SnydBr was teacher m n d urln th bookletron-b*ef-cattle and for Information on breeders and feeders for sale. part in th* concert wire Dr. W: S. ' *» *° , ff « »um«er under of, the. kindergarten and singing;' Whitmore of Oceanic, Miss. Nellie the. direction .of the Rumson. Gar- Miss, Margaret Howland of -Rum Wednesday, Sept. lit I Kuhl of Red Bank, Miss fimma den club: with Miss Emily ,Pear- soh:'was teaching-" Hie fifth apd HelzmaHl n andd Dr.D . RbRobert HH. McM- ,sail ..as supervisor. The--vegetables sixth grades at,; school ?fo. - 2 and | were Exhibited at 'the Rumson high MONMOUTH COUNTY ANGUS BEEF ASSOCIATION Con'nell... ' ; Mlas Elizabeth MorrJs of Farming- The cornerstone laying of the ; scho61 and $60 in gold and Thrift dale wai« teaching mathematics. new school att Atlantic Highlands I »tamPPs went to the best gardeners; The base for .the war memorial ALL BARBER SHOPS ThThe e hree 1601111 ri g took- place, thhe ceremoniei s beinbig 1 * "I Pri« wtnoers monument at' Little Silver was laid i I were EfflEfflss Dowllng; Harold Marks atthe corner of Church street and. nf thi* Amerl. - in can Mechanics. The stone was and Kdwin Merlgold.. Prospect' avenua. The Cost of Hie laid by P. Hall. Packer of Sea Jane Norman of Colt's Neck monument was $600 and the money Bright, who was state councilor of completed a course in nursing at wag raised by contributions.* made •the order., '• :'., ..-'•.. the Long Branch hospital. • ' by persons In the locality, REID BANK AND RUMSON -• A very large number of people at- Rpllin C; Johnson, 12-year-old son • A.' D. Baldwin of Shrewsbury tended tne Labor day sports, at "Jo- of Conrad Johnson of- Sea Bright; made a gift of adesk and "13 "chairs seph Little's hotel at"Oceanic. The I*8* drowned in the Hyer near his to (he fire company at that place. obstacle race" eJtclted the most in-'nome^when he.,fell overboard while playing in a rowboat. terest and was won byArthur FINED FOR.SPEEDING. Asay. • The quarter-mile bicycle Herbert Leonard had a contract _race was won by Fred Voorheea of to put a new roof and new ventl- Appearing before Recorder Stan Red Bank, the hundred-yard race latora on .the power house building ley' Stilwell of Holmdel township by 'William Naughton of Oceanic, at Atlantic Highlands; The work Friday on speeding charges were the huhdred-yard • swimming race cost. $1,000...... Thomas Sapp ' and Harold R. EVERY WEDNESDAY jby Bud Goodman,and the running| Water mains were laid on Third Hubbs, Jr. of Red Bank, and Rob- high jump by Will Conover.". ' iavenu e from. Garflel. d. avenue to ert Eustace of Everett. Trooper Q. During the past week since the 1 Asbury avenue, Atlantic Highlands, W, Parcels Issued the aummons. •-• -^ ' ordinance against riding On the | byConoyer E. White. • Sapp was fined $40, Hubbs $10 and sidewalks In Shrewsbury township One of the most- productive gar- Eustace $30. • ' |! had been In force a number of *per- dens at Colt's Neck or anywhere — SHOP HOURS— in the. county for that matter, was ~'sons, had been arrested and. finedi. ouyo -44au >LJVV4A **A»V*J**'« •*••*•* •"•vr , . • » * Contrary to popular belief, Pom- The arresta were made by John looked after by two. women, Mrs. pell. w,as not covered over' by thi Daily 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. David' S. Buck and her daughter, !'i McPeak under the directioc n of the volcano, Vesuvius, but by her sister J ! township" committeeitt . MMr. McPeaMPk Misks Edna Buck. The garden com- liwaa'a(ltHdfl2*e'a tto collect HHB Bf immly' twu ftCfK, and clftfl t on "sight from bicyclists whom in, overalls and jumpers the he saw riding on the sidewalks. He' women were busy in it nearly every was1 also to.give. them a hearing be- day. -; They did all the work in the, Simplicity fore a justice wheirthey-wanled-it,- garden,.except ploughing'; Patterns j but in that case., if they were found doing all the housework.. * guilty they would have to pay costs - Although the schools, of Atlantic For Fall as well as, the .fine. *;. . . township were "reopened, the scKool Now Ready1 A team -shooting match at 100at Scobeyville was s^lll closed; The birds per tnnti-"Pfl-'h»»-»t--F.lkwnnrt Unhnnl hnard had been unable to 15c-25c Park-between Al Ivins of Red Bank •, get anyone to teach there.. and Bland -Ballard^of Louisville on | A wagon owned by Joseph Magee one side and p;red S, Hoey of Long of Everetl was badly damaged In Branch and Edgar T. Murphy of collision with an automobile at New York on the other. The match Red Bank.* , ' " was won by Ivins and Ballard by There was to,, be quit«-a scrap BYE TO US- a score of 185 to 183. .--•-.-._- for the Republican nominations for ..Many properties were sold at At- freeholder this year: Six Repiibll- lantic Highlands. Three lots -on cans f ilJd."- petltlona. They .were. theJilufLopposite-the-Grand'JView. William-M. Bergen of Belmar, Har^ hotel owned~By -Morton. Obermler ry G. Borden of Shrewsbury, Jesse were sold to Edward Jannsen and P. Manahan of Red Bank, G. War- J. Ehrmann for $6,350-1^1 re.-Henry fen Aumack and Dallas G. Young Bishop bought a house and lot on of. Keyport and Arthur F. .Golden END SEASON CLEARANCE-Final Reductions Bayvlew~a;venue from Rev., Richard of Long.Branch. There was also Johns for {5,125; Charles H. Lovett to be a contest in the Republicap n POSITIVELY NO CREDITS - REFUNDS - EXCHANGES ON SALE sold to Charles E. Crowell two lots' primar' y' "over" - "the aesembly nomi- on Mount avenue for $1,585, andnations.- Two men were to be nom- George Hillen bought a lot at Bre- inated but there were four candi- GOODS. MERCHANDISE ON SALE STARTING 9 A, M. vent Park fr6m Justus-Ralph for dates, The 'cand*13afes were^Cllit $3,5Q0. ton p.' Lohsen of Keansburg, Jos- - • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th C, Newton Doremus' house on he-eph Stern of I*ng- Branch; William :• -Hoy .place w.a» begun. The cori» J. Hanratty of Aabury .Park and tract was awarded to William Sew-. Edward A. Sexsmlth of TVall town- Ing and Son of Red Bank. The ship. There were no county con- contract price j^as J2.895 and did tests among the Democrats. ft—FRINGED RAG RUGS, Size 25x45...... ;...... Reg. 3.39—SALE 1.98 not include plumbing, heating or Mrs, Harry Carter of Llncroft 8—BEACH ROLLS, Water Repelant Stripes...... Reg. 3,59—SALE 2.98 mantela. gave a dinner party in celebration Miss Mary A. Rattlgan, daughter of her birthday. Those - present 24—BAR HARBOR SETS, WELL MADE...... Reg. 2.98—SALE 2.00 of James Rattlgan, was married by from this vicinity^ were Kenneth Rev.- James A. Reynolds In St. Voorhees and Mrs. Alfretta Voor- 18—COTTAGE SETS, 3 to 5 SETS EACH...,...Heg. to 4.98—SALE 2.59 James church, to Daniel McCarthy. hls of Hazlet, Mrs. CharlesSelleck, This, was the first wedding In the Roy Selleck" Or-ln Carter, Hatry 12—RAYON RUGS, FINE QUALITY 23x50...... Reg. 3.59—SALE 2.79 new church. Miss Mattie Rattigan, Carter, William Barnes and Miss 7^CHE.NILE SPREADS, TWIN SIZE ..Reg. 11.98—SALE 9.98 the bride's slater, acted as brides- Lillian Sellock of Keyport and John maid and James McCarthy of NewMoore, Margaret Moore, Allen 18—SUMMER PILLOW§; FIGURED CHINTZ. ..Reg. 1.25-SALE .89 York' was best man, John Rattl- White and Walter Young of Lln- gan of Red Bank and E.'F. Rear: croft. 36—HOME SPUN SCARFS,! 12x36.....:... Reg. .25—SALE .15 don of Passaic were ushers. The schools of Middletown town- James Broadmeadow- died .from shjp reojencd^wlth jnore pupils 45 YDS.-S4-IN. TAPESTRY FfGURED .., Reg. 3.98—SALE yd. 2.98 congeill<>n onhTBraTiTat'KlsTifiBn!" than ever Beforirtna wllO8.7new" ^100 YDSrWHITtOR CREAM in Shrewsbury, He jyas 80 years instructors. ' • -. .. -•-"•- old. His widow and Tour children A greup of agrlciiitural high 48—LACE 'OR CORD TRIM SCARFS 14x33.:. .Reg. .89—SALE .69 survived. school teachers, all of whom were The Fair Haven branch' of themen, made a tour of New Jersey. 60—17x17 COLORED NAPKINS 17x17 :...... "....Reg. .19—SALE .10 State Mutual Building and Loan Inspecting farms and farm schools association was .organized at Dr. A. and especially Inspecting the work ,23—LADIES BAGS,...... :....,...^.:i..,...... ;...... ,.Reg. to 3.60—SALE 1.20 A.. Armstrong's office. Rufus S. as carried on In these schools,'They 45—LADIES BELTS:..;!:.,.:..:-—.—.. :...... ^..:Reg. 1.00—SALE .58 Merritr w~as "elapteelappt d ppresident, carrled—their—cots—and^—eookltnr- George B. .Snydiiiiiir ....vice..presidentv , equlpment and slept In the-schools- 64—FXNCY CHIFTOTOIDTCFI .^..:.....Reg. ,49—SALE .25 WiDiam Our^TlIn lecretary, Dr.. they visited. A full dayTwas. spent 'Armstrong treMurer and Edmund in Mlddletowji township. 22—WRAP TURBANS .....v.: ...... '.....Reg. to l.OO^SALE .49 Wilson solicitor. A party of'young folks went oh 23—8 GARMENT WARDROBE BAGS :...... Reg. 3 00—SALE 2.25 /A number of boyi rand young a Sunday outing down the river In men serenaded William' Pope of Andrew White's Olivia B. In the 74—LADIES HAND ROLLED HDKFS...: Reg. .29—SALE .23 Little. Silver,' who -had ' recently party wore MUses Mary McCarron, been married. Joseph Sleele made A'deline Cqrtlc, Florence McCue, 32—RAYON SATIN SLIPS, Lace Trim. Reg. 2.95—SALE 1.79 the music, "for the occasion on *Rita Braney, Florence Snyder, Mar- mandolin. Mr. Pope furnfohed re- lon TurklnKlon and Gladys Adams, 8-^BEIGE SLIP-ON WOOL' SWEATERS...... v..Reg. 2.50—SALE .99 freshments (or the crowd, Edward Brocdel, Walter Ga«l,t 10 Pr.-SCUFFIES, SIZE 5 ONLY....;...... Reg. 1.95-SALE .69 The Little 'Silver American Me- George Roop, Reginald Van Brunt,'. This Year Doh'tWt For Jack Frost! chanics cleared over $100 at their Joseph BOR, Aloysfus Patterson and 10-FANCY COTTON CARDIGANS. ...Reg. 2.95—SALE 1.59 fair. .A contest for a gold badge Walter and James Hogpri. No wonder early birds sing! So will yoti, if you're,.smart and was won- by Edward "Woolleyi he' Misses Anna and Elizabeth Du- 15-^PLAY. SUITS, SIZE 12^4 ONLY , T. Reg. 8.95—SALE 3.50 receiving 113 vote*.. ^. large1 chair •choose your thick, warm coat early this year.. Wnit till you feel. Bols sold their house at Ocean port Was'won by George Upplneott, and to Mrs. Ruahton of Little Silver, lfr-VOILE DRESSES; SIZE,9-11-13...... :...... Reg."1.50—SALE .59 •Frank-, 8berwobA, ,.j»ej,tej. Jisarfjt, -The»>.hoiwe.,,)Vft .Reg. 3.9' the weight of a cake and won H. Etta Crawford,- i Horai ;W!Utlr"rt grand JtmTglorlotw'fefenh|! "iTon •liiuM 'you're all «e t''*fot bury poiftof e winter, «oj£,,- with your furry-warmvirflFn wool jjreatcpnt; • And MiU Sftmh Duly, Th« evening was the vlllqgo wai to Jose- IItts ffice be spent In dancing singing and other cause no one would taKa 'the post- .....A. you've that"" Imppy'wnrm feeling that flhvi»,VR.C(yiiqa»jiit,l/»i.JtiDj'{1er's master job, This came .m 20l—VWttt SANITARY PANTS. , ...Reg. 2.25—SALE 1.25 1 grand dovii-'to-oarth, price l( Stees, 10«20. A DIIIR'H deposit will hold agreeable surprise to Shrewsbury i'O-BLACK and WHITE TAFFETA SKIRTS-.^eg.%Mr-Sklt 1-89 Twenfy-'fivo Yew* Ago residents, " ; • A mtotlng of th« Good Govern- 'A miscellaneous shower was glv- 3—PRINTED HQUSE COATS...... Reg: lO.fcsXLfc 5.00.. ment cluW of'Red Baninkk was'held «r for Miss Maude Bennett, daugh. , «n U/UITP VII ViT (l\'fW,V&. • ". Tfoir 1 nn c 11. P 4* nii(i in.lhi BleWr M\i\* W A for town officials wai ^apd.a ticket Ur Of JbJ\rt' O; -B.nnttf'W•«•«.'W.-:1* -* *'« recommendation! were HartyMor. engaged to jnyoW^Jtpn.jon nf -^ *#»•>,»»•«'»«* ». »• oi.»«^T^ .., ., ' tl*' 3 QtUi'iTsf'" 1 ford of.'Hudson avtnue for'"mayor, Edward 0, TIltorTol' d .25-MACH; BAGS*ALL Arthur B, .White of Birgen place Thros, Locust avenim children :.!*leg. £l,oo—-oAift* i? and Frarcl* V. 'Many of Oskknd celebrated (holr bjrthdsya wfth *(r«et ,for ooyncllmtn; Oeorg« M, ^ during the ' week,', Thiy Wool Santlt- of Broad itntt 'tor ustuor trr« Beinadlftt nnd James TfTftomflt f i and MM. Julia M, Keough of Maplt son. childrehild n of WllllcWlll m Thompson DAininu 50% * - • "• • •• * • • Riv.Bdbstt'1?^... i ,'crmir putor of thi Rid Sink In the praiinai of i imtU gtlh- — Sala 1.58 uiotti dlifl it t PlUnfleJd •ilni of'hnmidUti Mill. i 1,88. '~ . «V. BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTJEMBER 6,1945
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of M. Mint^ Jte*. MMj«ri* O son cf'Srtnch a»»n«*( jUi J ' ' ' JtOPBW ALl/tBAK ROUND) ' ChiMtk.iMrt, Stanley, ^obwd BAR XND CABINS a l B of 1M By Dr. bharies JLSonnors, an**?4d Mrs; *ttff*. Frafll?k Freema n**&> anrf **'fam- MfflT B^ DAT, WEEK OR MONTH * REASOWABU5 BATES Military lny of Trenton, lira. Henry Fr»»ly ot Agriculture, Rutgers University and son Qf Brooklyn'and Vf. and Fertilizing Late drop*; • / Exists For Mri. Eugene Laytbn, Joan Laytoa, £>ancing Every Saturday Night The nights are becoming cooler,' Mrs. .Clara Voorhees,-Jlf«. Edgar EATONTOWN, V. X and this makes 'more favorable Along Shore Layton.and Mr, and Mrs.'Arnold ltOtJIE 15, NEPTUUE HIGHWAY Brown and family of> Rumson.' / St/H-DAT DIIIULITO1U!. growing conditions for crops. The Bxoad uriJWhllaM St«., lUd B«ak'| leafy crops, like cabbage, broccoli, •William Wytr,,ohltf executive of- ~ -sprouts, lettuce, spinach ficer- off the Jersey Central Lines, and' celery should be kept growing announced tbl» week that the rail- vigorously." .They need to have a road had been Informed U»at the time for Scott fall beauty treatment readily available supply of nutrli War department would not oppose* ents, nitrogen especially. If you abandonment of the six-mile stretch 10 lb» Scott* Turf Builder have used a complete fertiliser, a of the Jersey -Central'* le'ashore side dressing of nitrate of sods, will branch between Highland Beach 3 - 5 Iba. Lawn Seed supply this, Use this at the rate and East Long Branph. • . > brings new color and luxuriant of two level teaspoonfuls to eight The Jersey Central recently ask- growth.to 1,000 sq. ft. lawn area, Wx20 feet of row on both sides. The I Interstate. Commerce .. Commit* ft. Turf Builder supplies vital gnuw easiest way to apply it is to dissolve _ ilpn permission to abandon service nutrients.,Scotts Seed planted now co- this quantity in two quarts of on that section because It had re- joys Nature's own seeding time. • water and apply It in a furrow sulted in a total estimated lots of SCOTTS LAWN SEED—for lawns In about six inches from the -plants. $288,191 for 1943, 1944 and the first full sun, light shade—1 lb. • f .75; t Iba If you are keeping poultry or rab- five months of this year, and Would VtM; 6 lb.. . $3.65; 10 lbs. - «78Ke; S It*.-$tis steep the manure in Water (using mately $611,000 to insure continu- SOOTT8 TURF BU1XDEB—the ingm. a burlap.bag to hold.the manure), ed operation because of beach ero- sion and damage to the protective .food that keeps lawns healthy Wlf' dilute It until it Is a' dark straw green. .•'•'• . -buHfheafl,.:.._.: :,.._; ',;:_ : color and apply this. Kailingthese, MS lb). *f.M ^ SO.ItMi. W,T5 1M Ibf. |M* use a booster solution of Victory Tyye. said worfljhad Dem. receiv- 'Garden fertiUzer, three cupfulg to ed that the War "department had notified the ICC "that - no'military - - •-- .,-"" ' - •• • JtJtht!4 30_MOgMOUTH 8TRBJBT over night and then apply it at the mairitenance of the lines" provided of one cupful to one foot of that., service be odntlnutd to Port row. ' '.'"..-' Hancock on Sandy Hook.. - -LaleBeanSi bothi llma-and-snap, "Our . application.. contemplates require a fairly high level of nitro- maintaining service to Sandy "THC"i*EOPLE?S STORE" By DIDDY '. gen In order to Continue to .pro- ' Wit CM US* mUiP THtTM Fd* THE TA: Hook,"_ W?Sr~^Sprate«lr"«o—that" duce. You can keep, your staked •Lit AHEAP THROUGH EDUCAT/ON- EPUCAT/ON . thls condition will be met automat- tomatoes, or tomatoes growing up- - MAOE-P0S«IBLE BY OUR. PUBLIC SCHOOL SVSTEM- ically. The abandonment also will on a trellis, growing vigorously and ' BY ENDOWMENT* ANP SCHOLARSHIPS -BY THE not affect the service from Atlantic •producing fruits by--using . THRIFT AKM> TORESKSHT OF PARENTS Highlands to Matawan.andiJersey booster solution; a quart to the yjj^ouaH jAVi^a • AMANP6 BOUCATIONAEDUCATIONALL —c~ City, and WB expect to^continue to plant of tomato or pole of -beans, LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES, MAKE CERTAIN meet that section's transportation every two weeks up to the second THEIR. CHILDREN WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE needs as they may develop In the week In September. If the soil is Wture." - dry, make sure that it Is loosened- ADVANTAGE OP THE OPPORTUNITIES TO*. before applying the. liquid. If you HISHfiS EDUCATION AND THUS BE BETTER. The Jersej/ Central oiBclaJs said are using a.mulch, pout,the.solu- PREPARED FOB THE RESPONSIBILITIES the railroad As seeking to make the T^IA-trSOME DAy-MUST BE THEIRS. .—•.--.. abandonment "because so few resi- tion directly upon the mulch. dents of" that "»rea use ounervtcr Strawberries Should Be Weeded. there that fre-would have no desire- KERR Mason Jars PTS 69C QTS. 7?e - Make sure that there are no to abandon this stretch-If there' the easing of the mind that conies were any/hopes of making money CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE weeds • svafmg the strawberry Navesirik Soldief on It or even breaking even On It In plants, for soon it will be neces- through, •, dealing...^wlth •growing KERR Mason Caps 25c things. • ~* . the futiire. People have virtually : ; y sary to apply the winter mulch. • With GI Band„ deserted our service there, however, ••-:- ; •;• * •'"•OF *•'•*-•;••••• " •• Some of yOu have . experienced Insects In the Garden. Cpl. Frank L. Pape, son of Mrs. preferring competitive ' buses or KERR Mason Lids ' 14c This is the season when stphlds these, pleasures,and benefits for the Annette Pape of Sears- avenue, driving to nearby, points on the • IMPORTED and DOMESTIC are likely to be abundant, especial- first time. Some of you will im- Navesink, is a member of the G. L New York & Long Branch railroad ly ' on. cabbage and related plants. mediately turn to other pursuits. band which has played more than Wheni we can afford more frequent KERR Jelly Glasses PTS. 49C A PTS 49C Control them as aoon s»s the* first Many! however, will continue to 300 Anglo-Ameriean: engagements service, so that abandonment U the * BEER • WINES and LIQUORS appear. Keep after cabbage worms, grow things. When the emergency since it was organized in England only course open to u«, Since that is over, and -It Is not yet past, con- sti the Mexican bean beetle and the nearly two years ago. He plays the jHch could not come close to pay- Cold Pack Conner ' $1.98 tinue to grow things. While a fine b< trombone. ' i Its own way In wartime, It will jielect-- even wprse In peacetime. PEOPLEUIQUORUO^ with us until frost. Leaf hoppers able eight, you may get more pleas- In addition to regular bookings will be present on beans, The ro- at military bases in Britain, the '"At present there Is a narrow, FELIK R.SANTANGELO. PROP. ure from rows and beds of flow"era. •o-lane country road called Ocean tenotie dust will keep these down, The competition may turn from imperials have played ln.nume.r0u5. although nicotine Is a better con- dyes from »• London to Edinburgh ivenue which parallels the railroad who grows the best tomatoes, or In this section. The poly way trol , ••. •'..•.' and Glasgow, Scotland. The unit 1 CATALOG DEPT. SPECIALS beans, or carrots to who grows the was one of the first U. 6. bands to Ocean avenue can be expanded In- bttfc, j>r dahlias or ilnnlas. broadcast from the Aaneri to -a fully-modern highway, as the If you have space,' construct a Dean Hole wrote '"The love of flow- forces network ~stattbn^in"th state of New Jersey his been con- $ coldfnuhe. You can transplant let. ers Is of Oiose earthly pleasures United Kingdom, sidering, is to obtain our right-of- .75 I tuce to this protection or even' sow age cannot wither." I cannot help way for this purpose. Due to-tlje Eggtartons 500 for 4 Cpl. Pape, who had experie peculiar nature of the topography lettuce seeds, said have the leaves but think thot hereally meant the fto-eat-long-afteMr-Mt -has-Mlled. l with dance and symphony of' that narrow , peninsula, , the k I plants In the open ground. A frame -prior—to—entering—mlUtary-jervlce, between-a-rallrdad whleh- j is also an asset to the garden for has workqd as an administrative the residents we very little, accom- 53-Pc. DinnerWaneSe^ clerk in a service group at panied by. & highway which Is I getting an early start in the spring. Canning Chatter 2{>th lighter- Group P-51 Mi otr tN u*£fyou) CaH pretty much a bottleneck; or with"' ReelBanlc 1122 base since arriving in Engli drawal 'of the railroad to permit •• Even ttioiighthe fighting is over, •Think of allthe hearty, nutritious, August, 1943. expansion of the highway. The vir- Catalog Sales Dept. there Will continue'to be.a'food cold weather dishes your family tual desertion of our service there shortage, so make provisions for can enjoy-in a few mo.nths if you The Army, reports lUlosls has convinced us that the people •r~Bxpre« storing: auoh as;:can: be Btorediii,: take time.now _to_can^a sujply _of• among .American troops in/ World of the area believe their future lies limasr shelled snap beana and' green' Wax II Is only about pne-tfenth as With a highway/rather "thin The fighting is over and victory soybeane! There is nothing more prevalent as In World Way I. a raflroad." has come to our arms. Everyone delicious of a wintry night than a fifty Terms On Purchases Of$lO Or More who had a .garden has contributed piping hot panful of welltseasoned baked beans—and there is no better to this." Besides producing some time to do up the beans that mako Phone ([HD( 27 Monmouth St. of your own food, you have made' It than in late August. it possible for others to share. Not only have-you had the .benefit of One bushel of lima beans will R. B. 1122 lUlIU Red Bank, N. J. yield 11 to 16 pints when canned. fresh 'food from the" garden, but If you prefer thinking in smaller you have had. physical benefit and amounts, count on 1% to 2 pounds of llmas for 1 pint jar. Some .varieties of beans are-larg- er than .others, but regardless of the variety it is only the young, tender beans which should be can- 6£AT THAT FALL ned. ^^0^^ Hemember, too, that whether 11 is llmas, shelled snap hearts or green aoyWtans you may He can- ning, It is most desirable! to do YOUR GOOD JUDGEMENT WILL TELL YOU them, the same day they are'plcked TO BUY TETLEY'S "HEAD OF THE CLASS" If that is at all possible. It Is less difficult to shell soy- SCHOOL SUPPLIES beans if the pods are balled for from i to B minutes. '.' ' Jars containing beans must have PEN AND PENCII, SETS an Inch of head space at the top IN LEATHER CABRYINQ to allow for expansion. .Because ot CASES — $4.88 AND «8.00 the slow ra^at which, the heat ' Yes,'we know it is an old story. penetrates, it is recommended that PENS ONLY-S8-90, 1 : .but true. There is more plnLJ!U|_be_J!^ed_Instead ot quarts. cleining than ever before, *n& Lima beans are processed~ IfiT MECH ANICAt PENCtCS t- Iessh«rp:isjia«.«»" on..'» Reuini proper sin sad pressure cooker at 10 pounds pres- will be worse when the fall —^^-shape:;; sure" for 50 minutes for pint jars. tu»h starts. " Holds press longtr;:; Shelled ,$nap beans and soybeans You cap help yonrseli:;: and If you haven't cried our SanJ- require 80 minutes at 10 pounds nelp us ::: « you will please tone service, do so now! Set pxessiira for pint jars, _ make a clothes Inventory and for yourself that Sanitone pro* tliH pressure WORLD,GliOBga PL. IOB right now and let us longs the life of your fabrics by the safest method for processing all j»ve everySarmJnTllfirnwifr- -moi<»-tliorough-Clejuilng..TrTi., shell beans, a boiling water bath AND KEPT' VT TO DATB. deanlrig today. ture and softness are preserved may be.used. Allow 180 minute* like new. Color brilliance-is re* • for all three kinds of beans, In pint PRICED FROM i*.4O -TO Think you »wy much. stored, even in your old,' worn Jars.- .* • •"'.'. S21.50. WORLD ATLASES garments. Press stays inlonger FROM 91.23 TO 10.50, WhymSaRitaM yt«r tUAm because natural resilieocy of Jars of beans processed In a boil- the clo(b. is retained; Ing water, bath should be boiled In ' Sares clothes;:: These are (acts.. .not meM an open kettle for 10 minutes after Removes up to 30JE more claims;:; you actually can see they, are opened and before they dirt,.. , and feel the diaVjeoce, Trjr it are tasted or served. • COMPLETE LINE OF • Ktsps cojofsoew looking.- today! '.",.. Fordhook Bush llmas,.or King of SCHOOL BAGS AND BRIEF the Garden pole .freeze.well when OASES, SCHOOL BAG OF tonHorn m«om btfltr praeM they are tender and fresh. nOTATION LEATHER VaryUhe blanching time accord- WITH EITHER HANDLE) ing to the site ot the^benns. Tiny OR OTRAP-LARGE OUT- For a long time now, your green ones need .only 1 minute of SIDE POOKET-S MALL "-tW'sfce'en-'' boiling, while'the large? one* may PEN.OIL POCKET—»L»1 PHONE 2800 '. - You'fe rarin'to go. And some counting the im^nwirter yo day you'll hit the road with the' with the bsariB In It,'has returned to boiling, ' Beans are solid, so'It Is fciggett»urpluB of power ever . nocoMary to be sure they are Chill' known in your gasoline:.. hushed, tifio the • center before - packing Ilitjm In cartons to fre.eie. ; SCHOOL Al ,v power and panther-like getaway, FULL SKK SCHOOL BAG EQUIPPED WITH 1 PEN- That'i how you're going as looiv a» m OILS, PEN AND PENHOLDER, f BULKB, ERASER. you can get NEW-t)AY (3oNOGO Looklortheblirtd Conoco AND TABLET. COMPLETE OUTFJT ONLY Vk»,. . E8TA9USHED 29J.S * ' ' BRqNZ-2-Z GASQUNE. It will bring blutila on Your Mileage Ctirlstisui Selene* Merchant's OMMCO »ta- Room QTH5R ITEMS 64-76 WHITE STREET RED BANK, N. J. • COtOREn PENCILS • SLUE BULKS rftieweh that has been applied to our war- to come uptoUM r • ttm«« BOX ,' limit of quality, und*r to* 108 Broad Street, Red Ban* winning gasolines;',So you'll have a car that's d'lUYn • DICTIONARIES ,. frisky again, using. NEW-DAY CONOCO t.l. Rtd BJik I4«o-J, | •' •-CBAVOfcs IN CHANCERY OF'NEW JtMEY.. right ol reilomptlon to h*v»'connd«noe> In VoUr' • KINQ BINftBRS lflU j pb J a TO Mtiimt Burns. Mr, Uurni, hui< urtlflitRU «jvtn by JohB M, W Continental Oil Company ConowMUwfsMerchmt. OPEN' DAILY ' • e INJteX TABS ' PAFKB bind of 'Mnrisrit Burni, known heirs, Usvlun, t IV I»wjthlDf of • ' "^-1 -to.*, P. H. ' . riprei«nt»tlvcs «f Mjjl*uah)W7 'i • ', ' c lyrt iffFb tb#|r
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»~uxait! out a foot ot iniPtjoaiitiiiantAl taone« I land havJttg f«K t^e «n»hla»>pw"»r BANK REGISTER of sanng lif« and property that over qt> Ittturt, , danfkre and Views The tiuaor'tPT sm immedlt*, Ar- ef a oonaueriiig or Invading foot, itbigA t a *twt1>» u, valuable to onr drilian popula reacblrlg.program ofpuJ)Uo Works Our homes, farms, i&lnes, adllk and' fl*M»; fnw vm 'to relieve unemployment, torttos-te- factories art totaet .and our pro- .County: Agricultufta^Ajrjint ; tot. •r Mm tL Om* tmt Btmtj Oat ihe/war, ;; -.•.- •'••-•;••'"' '• L I of Other Papers lr,ii dying down. Nothing could ductive reaourcM, managerial-prow- Be mors'harmful to the nation'* ess, polentlflo and industrial knowl- •. Aphid* On Botiibifaa ' TalaUAa JBE&IO BBOW1T economy-and to our employment edge and achievemeDt«'.ar« at onei Of i FMO -nbijrairmifebl.e-ai the ra»Tilt t^ffiaxtfnTe firly prospects than an extensive public the^marvel and the envy of th« ajjpearane* on- k«e)f o'ur of trusteeship—to use and to pre- potawlum oleate soap (40 per. cent) serve ilie fi>]Ip' far t«s«bllcitloii of til n«m ;Jbp«tchM oHIted t» tt. ol sidering redistribution, of - men and flre serve and to strengthen—for the net »t»«r»Ua credited In thl. i**.r and aba tb. lo«al n«wi tii* qidlff- country, in Europe, wbosaworkers fully employed at least for to .100 trallpn* of water;: Ai a dust tlon::. »oblMwc ttada, ' -T—V. • ; ••.,-- apparatus. The increase in quantity of people were government controlod. four or live years to come—once" good of alL u*e a 4 per cept,nicotine mlxtur* Treat droppings M potenttala,^ water used for industrial purposes has em- Tevf European governments Would reconversion* has been completed. The limitless vista of new power when the temperature Is 70 degrees eas* «pre*ier«. Poultry dropping Meoibsx Audit Have refrained from acts, of apgres- Any public works, activity that com- available to the human which tat P. or above and -when the air-1* offer an ideal means of apreadl '>:• ... Xadonal Adwticdin' IU»r.s.nt«tlr.i. ' Martin' Caltwrt phasized, the need foe additional reservoirs *lon and robbery if they*bad bsen pete* with reconversion will/ there- collaborating forces of science, In- still.' As the weather become* cold- •oin* dlsegse and many- paiuli 1^ Co., » tut lit* St, N«r- rait. 1M Wait Uidlion St. in isome cities, with .the extension, of water militarily strong enough to biv* tore, prolong unemployment Instead dustry and government' have, In er and.th.pe temperature e falfaJIss below to susceptible fipeka, partica 'S Chlctwi Dl;i 160« Obwtiiatat.. PnUadalfhta. Pa. --••' gotten away with it The military of .ending it these past weeks, brought within 70 degree* F. the aphlds ars going J^ujjg-lbjrdj^ On «Bo«n,plan|«, mains and the acquiring of new sources of strength of Germany actually pre- our view under the mystic label of n< Md Bank Staiitar aanian us-financial roponjiblll- A publlo works program u a 1 to b* lnoreaelngiy difficult .to con- should, be taken to prevent UM tar trpacnphleal mm Is advtrtbanuBti bat will reprint vented unscrupulous and unlawful backlog of job* Is essential for the Atomic Energy, cause shudderi of' troli—It Ia-lmfiortant to practice growing birds from coming In — tblt wrt ef an advntlMianit !o Much .tha triotnpbiul supply.' The advantage of ."replacing out- expansion across borders.. fear — and. exaltation to. every I *rfor eeeart. Adr«rtli«n' trill picas* notify tiu mtnacemtnt nation's futujje._Att»r _to«_ preient] early preventive measures, ANico- tact with: the dropping* of the olde liuudiMtelr of aay •rrer which *w oeew. moded fire apparatus has also,been demon- Some persons, who have studied pent-up dtmanVl for goods ana ser- thoughtful person. In Its ppten--|Lfuaner applicator 1* especially valu- birds and to prevent insect* fr. strated; •.';.: ':'; '•"',•/.- •"-.-..- ••. ,' ••'•:'.-.' the.subject etata the.Germans have vices issatisfled, there may de- Hals it dwarfs the discovery of elec- able for a food cleanup of aphids feeding on the droppings. An 8ubi«rio«OT Prleat In. Ad-roe.: On* rw «.»•! aix been a-warlike people for centuries. velop an employment lull of some tricity and makes the greatest riv- on fall mtabagwi. sect-proof manure storage shed kuntka, 11.111 thrw montli, 75 mite; ilngl* eon, I eantt. -As part Of its broad program of public But wt can thumb the page* of duration. At that time, publio works er* and dame of the world seem -Jtlg Important this year to give fen added safety. On Urge Ik, ' !MU4 W«kly. antnai as' Swmd-Olai. Hatter at tb. Pott- service in the interest of flre prevention, history'and find that if peoples project- should be Initiated as part mere commas In the dimension* of good car* to the acreage of ruta- the dropping* may'be apread offlt* at lUd Bank. N. J.. Hader'.the AM X luth I, 187 9. were unwarlike they were overrun of a comprehensive plan to'support harnessed energy. It Is at once the bagas which have been planted In fields, provided an interval of 1,, the National Board, in. the last year, had by those who •were" warilke. Did the nation's purchasing power, war's greatest gift and greatest, Central and Southern Mew Jersey. 4 year* i* allowed to elapie befora THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6; 1948. made flre- protection and: fire prevention the French change their swords in- fear. The plant* should be thinned when the f)e1ds are again u*ed for rangei,,, •to~jlewsliare»T.Were, or are,, the Publlo works should supplement So we enter upon the post-war they are easy to pull to stand not purposes. During, thja lntermS surveys in cities in* 18, states, and compiled Balkan people^ cooing doves? - and assist our private enterprise period of reconstruction for a Closer than 6 Inches In the row. cropping and oultivatloB wlU tenaj The real difference between the economy, but these projects should widely devastated world, with more Examine the plant* every few day* to eliminate Infection* that mup School Safety Patrols reports for the assistance of municipal not get in ths_w»y_of reconversion. heavy obligations as a nation and for the appearance of aphids. have existed. .. «.;- . ' /•:'-,. German people and ourselves Is we —NewarX Btar^Ledger. Have A Fine Record authorities. This work is to be expanded broke away from Europe and form- a people than ever before and great- Try to allmlnaU rmt*, lie* anA^I irj-an-endeavor—te-«ncourdge_±he_ ed a government which never gat er opportunities than ever to learn Follow Beoommendatlem'WHIi other pest*.- Rata, UcefS^les 'aUp;| ~u~7-MijH(Htg-of-gchool_cliildj'ea are~on-the unlimited nnnt.rnl ot ilf, tut' latel BJEPEAL IS THE ANSWER how to enjoy Freedom, divinely im-. : bued with the spirit of human de- . .. • ' . Boras • ' . other pwta have been reVpoaaiblfil jurtrshto claasroorns again. From the be-. by ourselves to- txpayen- j cency and'with malice Who have found for spreading infection* of var|f the gn •oclation ha* been oonduotlng a that aorax wtt" ginners in kindergarten up through the safe -construction methods and practices. security, not only when we are chil- and good will'to all.—News LetterT -agement mathod«_.tliat will. poll of members ol the Ltglalature Manufacturer's Ass'a of New Jersey plant growing problems will reaion ^gradea^iiexwe^eE^dOTt ^orjafety on the Thus, the experiences of a war which dren or old men but when we are whlch^tends to show that many that If a small amount 1» recom- dlMOttragt the presenc* of the«r5| in tlie prime of life. The German voted for th* Atlantic CHty'sales mended per acre, doubling or trip- ppests and "wage constant •war.oif; co-operation of motorists,- the -Keystone'-AST* cansed-Tintbld-Biiffeidng-and-losSjjfilLaaVfi people have been-jtrlcllycpntioied tax law w.bJle_und«r_»_mlsappr»- ABE UNION' LEADERS them;- by their ruling class. They might ling the .amount will, give better re- tomobile ,dub points ont" . a future generation much «onj6w. and dis- he'nsion a* to Its purpoees. They —JSXPENDABtBT-r- sults. This^ls-not true with borax, IX not sen birds known to Have broken; away from It, but the had accepted the representations of according to Mr- Rice. The rate of "Each year a,t this time," itates Ed: aster that would otherwise occur. ' ' only way they could.have done so la a plea for better under- eholeri have become Increasingly S was to destroy th» class which its sponsors that thl* tax waa de- standing ot the Important and stra- application depends -On the nature smckled them.. Germans, however, signed exclusively for emergency tegic function served by loca^unlon of the soil, the kind of crops to be threatening In recent. yean. . BeY; needs, that Its effectiveness -would grown and the degree of deficiency moval of affected bird* from th« ; , "we fepl it-oar-duty to warn driveri~oT are not g4ven to revolutionary prac- officials during this period of war- tices. continue only until sufficient mon- crUls, 'To-my mind they have ren.- of the borax. The problem la fur- premises ' following diagnosis '. M| their responsibilities in relation to. the. -*—i hgrnlc. service- P"t thpra ther complicated by the seneitlve- looked upon as the .best means of Can The '.'Planners" Some dreadful things have-hap- coping with an outbreak. SlaugtUt pened In Germany's prison's, and of ..repairs to hurricane damage. ha« been little or DO appreciation •nrnn r^f1trtl^^n-1?^'^^rii t" fly safety of school children, -Many have heed- They were unaware that In the of their-contribution; Instead they of- the element, injury from an Urlngsuch bird* willtnT If the regulators who have had control the people were "not interested.'.' out these disease*.' . ed otf pleas in the past; others have ignored BuUtwewere Interested to search- back of the minds at Atlantic City have -become the butts of 'public overdose of borax may occur with of production and Telling of such necessi« politicians was the intentioa ot con- Impatience In the Inevitable pulling such crop* as snap beans, lima them, with' saddening, often tragic results. ing for the .truth about ourselves 1 ties as sugar, meat, milk products,-clothing we should find that people who tinuing this tax indefinitely to sup- and battling of democracy at war , beans, soybeans, okra and aweet AGRHJULXUHAI, KRIKF8 It innjLbejfearfnl for a man of conscience live near our prisons have not been plement the revenues from .a $6.48 while even their own membership potatoee,«ftnd.. other undetermined aBd-^ammfld.ities'.iisefl tax rate for governmental purposes. vegetable crops, particularly ay~rentq Destruction of those part* of the Uhei product ol "cent research-by- the Japs'struck at Pearl Harbor, we lost and other large cities. Left'to ,h!ft | ITEXT H0U8ET control is going to hang on. poultry sclentSta of thj-Ur8-De—I established in Bed Bank and neighboring for themselves these animals, njost- kernel within the seed coat I* an- enormous sugar production in the Phil- National Chairman Herbert Moreover, they assure renters, other of the evil effects of covered .partment of Agriculture. Mo*t communities through safety patrols squads ly young, are a pitiful spectacle as landlords are not going to be al- eggs are .practically unfit for table ippines, frawaii, arid the Caribbean areas. they roam about, often near fam- Brownell predicts Republicans, will smut Thus, the disease npt only organized in the schools by Police Sergeant win control of the House next ^ear., lowed to boost everybody's rent reduces yield but also reduces the use after a week at that temperjf But. despite these loses,. the. planned re- ished and wllhqut shelter."They are He points to the party's increas* Controls will remain on until, the quality of-tBe crop harvested. ture. Hens that lay the heat-re.. I waifs and refugees of peace and middle of next summer at leaet Frank WTBeuther of'Red Bank. The chil- In members from 89 after the 1936 Prepared mercury dust Is avail- slstlng eggs were developed by se- strictions on United States bee^ production constitute a damning Indictment This is what regional OPA officials lective breeding; from stock that dren in this respectj instead of the adults, of man's Inhumanity to defenseless election to 162 after the 1940 elec- are telling their district chiefs af- able, from regular farm supply were coiitinued in full force and -were not tion and 190—only 40 short of a sources. Instructions lor It* use had produced egg* of unusually are leading the way. These sentinels of oreatures, - -~-C". -..-...... ter conferences In Washington. eased imtil time for planting the 1945 beet jority^ 1944c AJso to how 16 and precaution* to be taken are good keeping quality. safety, with-white cross-cross belts, stand, at The 8. P. C. A. maintains a Shel- Republican Senators after '36,have Obviously, it would be extremely, supplied with-each-can; , sugar crop. Had ,;iereiige limitations been ter Home on the outskirts. of gradually grown to 40. He notes unjust to permit rental increases Garrison points out that loose ~ Horticulturist* warn ttjat ninti busy intersections to guide the other school Eatontown which finds homes for Republican Governors tn' states now when living quarters are diffi- apple* may tend to drop early thl lifted when losses began, more United States cult, sometime* Impossible, to' find. smut, another common-disease of children safely across. Their • presence suohh. ^ l IIn aome easess anand with 66% of the population wheat and barley, cannot be con- fall. sugar would have come to market by Oct- Homes .and apartments vacated by destroys them as painlessly as pos- paying 87% of Federal taxes, war workers Will be snatched up trolled by chemical seed, treatment ' should be a warning to motorists to be ex- ober, 1942. , « ' sible in others. .'".'"' observes that Republican controlled by returning servicemen. Probably He states the best method of pre- tremely careful at such intersections, to The least in all decency that states are far in the lead In pro- not until a very large percentage of venting loaaes from loose smut is Father, Four Sons If we want things to eat and wear, and summer residents who have pets viding Jobs and other benefits for the war worker* have returned to to plant clean, disease-free seed. In slow down and to have the car under com- that they do not wish to take from' veterans, Republican co-operation their small-town or rural homes, or the case of Winter barley, New Jer- plete control. The children are doing their buy and sell, in.the United States, it is time [the shore to their homes can do Is In peace'efforts and the good G, O. until home building has been able sey certified seed kt being produced In Service; All to oa^l this place, Eatontown '40, P, record on the labor front from seed which la free of loose we demand a free peacetime economy under to affect the housing situation, smut. This is accomplished by part; it's up to the grown-ups to do theirs and arrange, for the humane dis- He reminds of the Republican should rent controls be eased. which individuals can.carry on.without the posal of pets which have brought treating the seed'with hot water; a Hold Commissions to make, the safety program complete and stand against extravagant deficit Americans may- yet be grateful to method not practical for farm use. permission of professional planners. Other-. joy to the hearts of Juvenile mem- financing and sayg President Tru- OPA before they're through with effective. , - bers of their households.—Afon- man's promise of economy is being It—The Christian Science Monitor wise,,..we. may he eating sawdust in another Prevent Hurt* To Cow's Udder , MacDon&ld Veterans O^O-0-O-O-O • mouth American. . disregarded, as shown by the report' : Jive yea.fp A compulsory planned econqmy of Senator-Byrd, Democrat, that When the udder 1* injured or the Are Former Visitors .The VFW Concert— —-— — THEE WAB WITH .JAPAN ; in~peace' wi.ll destroy a free America. Federal civilian employes Increased Scout Leaders' end of a teat is stepped on, the . There Should Be More The final stages of the war, this fcy718,000 from-May-to-Junei,- finish of the cow as a profitable At Port MohmouUi • _o-o_o. 0-0-0- year are too fresh In everyone's He j>ay« that the unholy alliance produeerrean-be-expeoted,- _._.! mind to require more than a brief of "economic Bourbonlsm," as Banquet^>ct; 8 Once, maotltis gains a foothold' in ir 4 • ' . Veruon A. Brown ppst of the Veterans the injured.part, abnormal milk 'like father, luie^n, to* BiSt Vacationist Should Take Care Of restating. In February Iwo Island, FDR referred to it, ,ln the South, clent adage goes, but in the case) ~r of Foreign Ware of Red Dank is to be com- of great strategic importance to our of big city • machines such as and loss ot a quarter often follow. Their ^ets When Rehirniiig" Home Silver Beaver, to keep udder and teat Injuries to of the fighting MacDonalds, lt'» -»—piimented-foi-the-fine-comreTt' given in Red* air forces, was attacked and taken; Hague's and Kelly's and of-the rad. like father, like four son*. It's flv»_| lcal_frinjn» led hy Browder, Foster a minimum, Mr. Rica suggest*, Thiiji on faster Sunday, April 1, 6Ur*3np _Cfthier Awards of a. kind—all offlcers^ln that fat ~ Bank, .last.. Thursday'night by. five 'dis- is aii appeal to all vacationists tines and Army troops landed on and' Wallgren, by which the Dem- these precautions; Use bedding in libelqtitlH^U ily! tinguished artists. Compliment's are also not to leave their summer camps without Okinawa. .With, the conquest of ocrats, have retained- control, shows - -Rlchi the latter wo had the base from signs of falling apart, apd that a Date for .the Leaders recognition are large enough for the .breed. ' extended to .'Alfred E.*' Seidel, the. concert making,proper provisions for the care of annual opening" gun banquet for When new floor* are laid, build mond Hill, New York, and sister .i which could be reached by air all big Inducement for Republican vic- protective concrete divisions four Mrs. George B. Prelbott of Port..; director, who engaged the artists and. ar- animal pets. the remaining areas of the Japan- tory next year will «be "a. thor- fall and winter activities of Mon- Monmouth, has recently received ; mouth Council -Boy Scouts, has to six Inches between stalls to pre- ranged !h Deal." vent spread of Utter from cow to word that her 21-year-old BOD,-'' This is interesting, but, In the': been set for Monday, October 8, at Graham C. MacDonald, ha* receiv- 'Off Okinawa the Japanese played (the Marine grill, Asbury Park.' _ cow. Prevent floor* becoming slip- •eratic, classical-and popular selections. was.given li.v Walter. J. Dothloff, general their last card, mass attacks by last analys.la, much will depend up- pery. Provide plenty pi 'space. In ed till lieutenant'* bars In Franca. on the" leadership of the two par- "Attendance of several hundred is Hep three other sons,' like then? luannjpcr, of The Anierichn Humane- Asso- suicide planes. As had all Other expected arid there will .b* a nat- barnyard or other exercise lot De- Concerts of this.type, it is to be re- enemy tactics, "that, too failed. We ties and which really "clicks,".— horn all (SOW preferably ty pre- father, already hold commissions. ciation who said: . ' - . . f MonmoHth American. .... -... . ionally known speaker, Lowell gretted, ari? few and fnr between .in Rod ( •ttfok Heavy lossjos, but' the fleet Thomas, If he accepts an Invitation venting horn growth when they are The father, 49, I* a lieutenant iftU "The siiiiimer vacatiopist will noon be stayed to make the Island secure. sent Jilm by. Hie dinner committee, calves. Practice' fast system of the Merchant Marine, now overvl :•' Bank. Siicji .concerts, we feel, should be When the atomic bomb exploaod milking and If machine U uied, re- seti, He enlisted, right after Pearl,v| ieaving for the city and we-are again pe-' VICTORY BRINGS NEW WOULD which comprises Amp* Krayblll, Harbor and has taken part In num- f more fm|ii(;nt liere, at least four times a over Hiroshima on August 8 the Thomas Howard and Maloolra Sev-i move It promptly when tits milk minded of the contingent'1 problem.which Japanese knew that they faced not TRUSTEESHIP OBLIGATION^ flow has atopped, •» ' ' ernus action* inoludtag the Inva*.,I year.. In. Rpd.JRank ahd its environs, we only complete defeat but annihila- ' ..'. TO AMERICA • erarice. E. Donald Sterner, presi- ion of North Africa, The elrtfs* ' are fpi'tiihi.. nr« lim^y persond wlio Iftyo j»ood arises ench yenr. involving the abandon- tion if. they did not capitulate. dent of council, will make the •on, Donald, St., 90, It a first lieu Tho .surrender of-J%pan add ali speech on local scout activities. Oonseryittlon Methods Help Main- tenant with, a military police unit" nicnT*6,f animals- at camps nnd, beaches When. the .Red Armies .struck at tain Soil Fertility iltonflhUriflBijoihiAMkHiLiiiflliiilhfl Inrt her fanatical and violent dreams of There will be Muelo and presehta- in charge of a Japaneie prisoner —•if the; opportunity 1H.presc/Kml. Tlie VF\\ following tlie closo 6Tflie~vntifitTonTC5F 'segment 'of 'their empire •'wa world.conQucst which has so close- ds, Ihe Silver. Beawr Heavy, rain* during the. past of wir camp at Clarlrda, Iowa. • ' \y followed the >rlQnin^^nsiiiuvruTr' awVBifflg* id Lieutenant • • ^!cl1, A1!?. 8'1'M, iiH comier'i iiiniunlly foi TlieHe ftninmls,'whcil so desejlcd, are left brought under hoayy attack,- ment'of her German emulators is old Kevin's; Eagle and Quartermas- , Moat Americans: nrobably. would rightly hailed as the birth of a new ter award by 'Wilbur D, Grosley; . five .vcii'fH, slioii]<) iiot.be.Wl/lo «iiui promotion'of, oi proper proteclioi). timlcr 'siu'h noil- the n'rllclM 'ot mtttHif*'6ii' ttfll led emc>ges'"as ' thb' mbsf'tlfvlnel^ st-ati-aha''the^Bimlhlof aandd Ensigng . James 0. MacDonald, MissourMi i mork tho ond ,of the war. blessed and strongest leader of the Evonstratis.aha.teB ----""Tniit^rSVhId. At 19,-no19 w In tthh * PifPaoifll o aboarbd {?oud muHie,-'tlirpu'fch publiu concei'(», should dltjons-.tlifc.y y i«|)lunr| l tidintidig t» oko'| Keys by Wllllani E, Firth. if •fctfrt'-orthlj heWrf Wit . gpam -.•.won,wn ; From every Infllcatlon gly*n by tho forces' of human* freedom, • With could hive been prevented by con- m ot\t> of the principni olijcctiyeR of civic.out an exiutonctfi , only,tt|| didi e a'JoiijfJ , JnpnntBn thonisolvos,•• our defeated that emergence, awesoni* reBponsl- "Many people do not: reallM," battlefield'commlulon after «. y.«»v. mnotrty consider^- this; only the end bilitlM como to our o5untry, our said John Northup, chief scout ••rwon measures, A «tudy of ov«rsia*.~As i ttaff itrgeant he . ('Iiibs fliid scliools. -'• '.'.'.'' ' " . It'rttli DW'tll of,pnt phnso ot tho-«truRgle, For" leaders of government and to all executlvs, "that we Dave a Mon- many farm* luring toll conserving took part In the. campaigns oft oropplnr tyatepai, contour (arming, Krano*; Luxemburg and German?' "Tlio Anicrlcnii Hiurfniic Assoclatlpir many yuars before thoy caught 6s ouo r peoplel , ' mouth county, organisation of near- terraon* and waterway*, showtd In the hour of exultation ly 4,000 peoplt,-Active Mouti u ot btfor* %tt*ndlng ofncsri oa»d!d«t* ^lfli' 1 'for that, water damage can be privont; Better Poft^ar Fjre Preiehtipn louri.Jp . „ .._. < *ohool In Franoe, H« hat b«an In,' Ml'Vfijtbiy «#»(• tm>'AM»' 4fi»ml». nmitW4dh)t Remit Of The War . they now hnvo loat. Until JUIMI enlisted aMT and hai t;. >viii|('jjii.'thc .ijostr'ucilpn oTIifu Mit'Miilnifl'jH. ' If llin.V I'nn.iiofc'nb-injJt Ktt 'Amhltiomltinn ttn ^iln tha the many,thousands more who. Buf- wlnttr program will unfold {torn v«nt furthor IOIMI, FUlds o&n evimkf tt»'• 'iMuii- mm rab* 1 wlili you-, Hie.'jilim,(':0iijllnu(»'}ti^ world wa »hnthtll nott hnvo wan ,lho fered disability, disease and tho this ban l*>v»ll- fcrwiht,* thlioouatryby hi. „.,.„- ,.Ji|%.-.irs.on »f»ln ind .„ ,-J'by ooitfaetlhr your* Bfttit ot'Cbnwrvailoh, m pirvtoor, < Tht dtl 1 two ylilti RED BANK REGIfiTE . SEPTEMBER 6,1945 A ******* m*y atnrU Urn* 1m F&nn lroplefl>gn.t A % new tfrsjo be wed a* m Store Work Horn ceocy jpw* tfih « Ration Free? •ervieeabl* tin* *>r each of. running wheel* of Ws «ar. Vot ,ry, only person* who had to oper- 226 SHREWSBURY Jl OPA ate their car* at nigh speed* in Employee* To . ' emergencies ©oujd_obtajn a-eer-, Tor Passenger Tire* tlflcato for a aim, tire to MrV* **y Receive Same Wmps • RED BANK, N, J. a spare. Board*, will have to Farmer* who need new farm Im- the - issuance of certificate* •* « plement tire* may now Wy them Th*;or»*t Afleatje and •pares, however, to' stay Tea company, which fow ironic Dome BTjaurrf without ration certificates. Be> tb«j£_guota* and supply oMMt then are now ample •ap- ago wsa tbs flrst ^p introduce, the gent'needs-first. " week, for retail foot) store Phone Red Bank 145 plies of all sizes and type* of these Frioe celling* on rai Una, the OPA was able to remove employees, today announced fuel oil* will be reduced store hour* to permit.further're- ratienfng restriction* shortly after the District of Columbia, the Japanese surrender oBer, How- duction of the work week for It* also IT states comprising 7,200 employee* In tt*Ne w York ever, tiiose farmers' who UM truck •eaboard area. OPA granted the Cabinet Repair* or passenger tires on theirfawn metropolitan area and surrounding Increase* originally tojaelp payth'e' territory.'* . LOUIS BUBN' equipment must continue to apply extra cost of transporting .petrol- to their local war price and ration* William M. Byrne*, president of 8tM Avenue, $ eum products to the eas't coast area A & Fa Eastern division, who con- Injr board! for purchase .certifi- when tanker transportation had to. - W Campbell'* Jtmcttoo, cates; ; Bupplle* ol thai* tire* are ceived the* original five-day, 4S-hour be given up because of enemy sub* plan, aaid the new, schedule can* *. Belford, Jf. J. Help Wanted not yet. sufficient' to jwrmlt removal marine activity. fertile OWision'* etore* In Greater of rationing eontroli. The great The reductions wiH rang* from demand for passenger and truck New York's five boroughs. Long Is- «-10 of a cent to U cents a gallon land, Weatohester and part of Con- tjrei together with continuing of for gasoline, from one cent' to IVi AT ONCE cotton cord/ certain chemical* and necticut and New Jersey to be open cenU • gallon for kerosene, diatil- dairy from 8 a. m. to 8-p. m,, she skilled manpower are responsible U heating oQs and diesei fuel. for the present Inadequate ^supply day* a week.- This reduction of of these Una. three hour* a week' In shopping Entertain Friends time will facilitate cutting employ- Two Plumbers and an Expert With the end of ga*oUn» rattour ees' work week to 46 hour*, he sa!4. ing, CXPA hai had to set up new The same wage* will be paid for .rule* for determining who will «t- At Holiday Party lira. Fannie ,BV>rejman and her the shorter week effeottve Immedi- new passenger tire* ilnce former ately. Oil Burner Mechanic control* permitted certificate* to be daughter, Mis* Kataerin* Fore- man, entertained at a >pionlc and "The men and women of A * P Issued only to holder* of mipple- recognize that our first obligation | mental gasoline ratios*. Fanner* party Labor day^at their Everett I; A tab* IUMM «Hnlo.*tpBsls# home. ' j , • " • is to our ouatomesf and we all are 0*0*. < will, continue to be eligible under especially .appreciative of the fine GOOD PAY. ALL ROUND YEAR the'new"*ystem sine* the tire* will Guest* were Mriihd l$n. Grant co-operation they hare given us In be rationed largely on the bait* of Peters, Mr. and Jtnir Bernard Ma- this wartime period," said Byrnes. KmhnhUM occupational driving' need*. son, Mrs. H. O.. Wiley, Mr*. Lyde "We hope this new. move to give |Eh *"Vt * Latermore Mr*. W. . B. Karney, our employees a.better standard of 4. D«M aot inbM bwidvi BOBMI d*h | tires may be issued for we on tte Marine Receives living will meet with onr customer* following: .*...• ' ,'.•....:.._. Jones, Roseniary, Barbara and Betty Ann Mason of Red Bank, approval—ev X. Passenger oar* med for occu- elimination of evening hour* may pational purposes. Board quota* Miss Mahalla Field and Miss Nancy Entertain Their Hon. ,^i_JBr* _Jaiaes change .shopping haWt* of tome to RM^OVI Hcnf i i people. accordance with the importance of Avery, Middle town; Mr. 'and Mrs. William Smack, William I and May -Graham-MiHer^Seryecl n*w IMiour weekJs^ln jlne 49$ George C Koeppel the use* of. the passenger oars for with At P-, traditional policy of whiofa tires are needed. : ' Smack ani Edward Benn'ett, Ever-: In The Pacific ' ett; Mrs. E. Love Field, Somer- maintaining for. it* employees the 2. Passenger car* used for non- Will Be Guest Of highest ' average wage, acale and occupatlonal . purposes, provided vllle; John SeweU . and , Kenneth Graham Miller, V. S. Marine SUN RAY DRUG CO. Miller, Montolair; 8gt Clarence shortest general working hours in that the local board decides that Honor At Today's Corps, this week received an Honor- the retail food Industry," Byrnes Bro«d * W.U.C. »»fc, IU4 Bank, N. A denial of the application would" Glover;- Newark; Mrs. John-Klrby. kldlh Kld said.-"Ju»t «s lnthe oasa of ]ow«r; cause undue hardship and that the and Mrs. Otto Villa; Engelwood; ""Weekly". Meeting"? ter more than three years with the price* to consumer* and higher re- 94 FIRST AVENUE total of certificate? Issued to non- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mr. Marine Corps, He Is the-son of turns to food producers, these Im- oooupaUon»l drivers does not ex-and Mr*. John Galun, Mrs. Mil- Dlstrlct Governor Phil ,T. Bueg- Mr, and' Mrs.- George B. Miller "of proved working condition*1 repre- ceed five, per cent at the board's, dred Hardy, Mr*. Mannl* Foster, jer of Rotary Intern'ational will Middletown village. sent the employees' share of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. • monthly passenger car tire quota. Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mrs. M. Brown,. pay-ils—official visit 16 theRed Mr. Miller joined the Marine savings effected through 'constant 'This limitation is' necessary, to as- Mrs, H. Foster, Mrs, Rote DeVoe, Bank Rotary club today and will Corps In OotobetjIMJ, and received Improvement of ou*- fopd distribu- sure . that a sufficient number of Miss Ann Smith, F. A. Lewis,.C. R. be the guest speaker at the lunch- his basic training-at Parrie Island, tion fyatam." tires are available for eisential oo- Kelly and Henry Hlnes, New York South Carolina and at New River, PHONE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 890 eon • session.' He will meet with Byrne* *aid his eompany ha* re- otipatlbnal needs. olty, and Mr. and Mrs. John West- the board of director* and commit- North Carolina. During the same "brook, Miss Mary Lyons and Mrs. year he left for the Southwest Pa- duced employees' working hour* Another recent «hang* In tire tee chairmen an hour Or ao before five times, or a. total of Zlfhours rationing is of Interest to' farmer*. H. Goods; Jamaica, Long Island. clflo with a replacement battalion 1 the luncheon in order that he may andeaw action on several Islands week, sine* ' 1916, This nkans on check over the records of.the club. in that area. • •'. ' ' the basis of the new workweek. Lrt.aSingot The speaker last Obursgay.wa* employees now have the < valent Richard R. Wood, executive secre- Daring action oa Vella-La-VeUa •xpert put in September, IMS, he received « of three work days more leisure yonr -mi- tary of the Friends' Peace com- time each week than they had 29 broken leg, when he was hit by five cbJne in firet-clasf running i mittee of Philadelphia, who spoke piece* p( shrapnel and a Jap sni-year* ago. on "The Development and Use ofper's bullet. He is married to Mary Reasonable ehsrgei.'Estiiiute tail the San "Branolsco Charter." Mr.Alberta William*,, pharmacist'! Killed in advance; Wood wa* on* of &* consultant* of mate third class of the WAVES, BIBTBDAY PASTT the United Nation* at the eonler- and the couple are visiting Mrs. Snssell David like, son of Mr. nee. . , - Miller's parents, Mr.,and Mrs, Jo- and Mr*. Russell Tike of Belleyue Ha wa* most enttrasisstio In hi* seph a William*, at St. Martfa avenue, Leonardo, was honored at SINGER praise of the charter, and stated.lt Pennsylvania. a party given by hi* parents on hi* deserves the support of publlo third birthday August 28. opinion and actually depends for BAHB0AD OtmNQ Attending, were Lorrle and Bvelln 'Sewing Center its effectivenefljijipoiLOurjuppork Ann Whaw^ Clnda, EanceTand'Dois Employee* of the Central-and ••a Martin, Richard Miles, Jack The charter Itself provides'tor the Conelly, Alice Dayton, Robert Max- 43 MonSSSutfstreet means of settling dispute* and find- Southtrn - division of the Jersey Central lines-and of the New York ln, Robert Bloxom, James, John, ing mutually satisfactory solution* and Long Stanch raHroad.wlU hold Patricia and Nancy and Margaret Red fiank of common problems, at ftie same an outing Sunday, September 9, Weieh. •----•. •;....• -• time •plans* for working out way* Rye Beach, New York. The excur- Also Mr*. William Merwto, Mrs. to restrain a nation from going to sion steamer Americana has been' H. C Bloxom and Mr*: M. B. Phone R.B. 3806 war. '. '. chartered for the occasion. Blozom, ' -•.'. A personal point that Mr. Wood touched upon that' seemed most In- various man who represented farm, labor, school, church and clvio or- ganlzationns, etc, met every day 7TA and were spoken to by one of the [Overnments accredited represent- itivespaometime* -Mr;H3tettenlu»- and at other times by specialists In the field upon which they spoke, that brought them1 up-to-date on the conference's dally actlviile*. Dlscussibna and question* were raised from'the. floor. Mr. Wood stated that there were many sug- gestions made from the floor that "were-aocepted-by our-governrhent- T TEiRY soon now, a newTydol- representativei, that were taken up either that day or a subsequent V Ffying'A giant power gas- cleaves the heart of petroleum day at the conference Itself. Pub- llo opinion was well received by oline will be available to you molecules, extracts the full tre- our government delegate*. Visiting Rotarlans at the session at all Tydol Stations. mendous might that is im- were Arthur T. Dear and Ellsworth Hlnes of Long Branch, John Jack- prisoned there. And giant power son of Kutley, John P. Cron of matea \. Forget your old standards of Cranfond, Harold A. Wright of S- • ,»»«rK • •. V tilt? is ready to deliver a thrilling Canandalgua, New York, and Earl choice. She knows what to look to*1ja - fuel power. Because this new R. Nelson ol Springfield, Ohio. V'W "*" ~" " *^?| hew response to your, accelerator Quest* were Cheries McCue. son of ^ * in shoes for youngsters. Experience " Tydol Flying-A is a new breed Joseph 0. McOue; Dr. Robert es for youngstrs Eice " pedal,,.in effect, to put WINGS Ticehurot and Homer Casey, ... a breed of giants. It is born I'" has taught her and thousands of ' ON Y0URCAR1 s :t pays to advertise In The Heglster of the latest, most advanced catalytic cracking units in exist- Expect the most of this new ejncej—jttie same plants that, up Tydol Flying-A Gasoline. Be- -to Y-T Dayf provided a tornado of will top the finest power for warplgne en-pnes. : tfydol Flyihg-A you've ever This Ultra-modern refining known! ' ,
The average man makes a forturie during, his lifetime, when he adus up his total' earn- • ings.. The average, njgn.., lift" II proaches old age. De-••;• '.«. , clde not to hp average.. • tti FLYING —save regularly and insure your own flnan-. f WATTR , dal Independence 1 '
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;/•'' • IUV VICTORY RQtlDl' A)ND HOLD THI1 ,, (.,, Genealogy '• W Mon. '••..».•. 1846, Mar. 12 '(a) She is not listed in Lundy book. where? ' _ - / [arry's Lobster House Want prpol of fcor parentage. 6y Joinh Balden, P«stox Freehold (b), COMPTOii, Wt-find la 0r- ' BajptlR church - .7. Arin'tr June 6, 1720, d alt, 1778, »HaT«-Cov-N. Y, JacotCompiop.Br, Parsons, Xabreeque,;. "^"T BRIGHT, N. j. TELV 205-- /"' MM. WiUlata _V" conover,. edijfaw, Wordell, John? Jr., to Catherine. . nid .Aug.'10, 1728, Richard Lundy and .Jacob Coflipton,* Jr. listed un- ; Ooonjbf' . chairman o/ the Genealogical com- - 1728 md" Margaret ot .tbe Artic,)fti ot Association dur- Tbaoiora D. P»t»on;/8o-Wi>aJ, i torical Association, Freehold, N. J. Franoli, Edward T. to Martha Gar* fdy. Wg the Revolutlonarv/War:. What vTbtodora 1. Ubrtdina il*on, both of Man. 1846, June 13 relation waa the aBove William Ctoiy—ogtoal Index (Part •) Gabriel'b 1726, tnd Elizabeth Compton to Jacob .Sr. & Jacob Jr. Rob.rt H. Ualda/ Willlii- B. ft Jjobsfers, Steaks, Chicken By Vincent MessWr, Minister indy. • — • . .Questions arid Answer* 96) Truez, Ezekiel F..io Margaret Compton, if «AyJ/w_at ws» the M0BB18 POBTNEB, 10. Mary b abt. 1727, md In West maiden n-Jn* of William Compton's *aaa -a_«—la^ p w -^#~ a> nwn| U*af nWTa . J«~ 18, 1M4 to Dec, 14, W4 / Genie ?, both of Howell ' / Jersey 1748, Jacob Lundy, b ¥121. tonic. tablets, ara ao0 py «i| „ , Cartifl.d Puhlle / and all Sea Fdods . _ 1848, Aug..! wife Jane; t>l* these Comptons Drug Storai. Coau only paoniu k day. She Is {not listed in Lundy book. come from Kef Jersey to Orange Corwld, Sophia or Zerrulah Eldridge,-John to Elisabeth Lane, Want proof of her'peientage. Three Co., Ifew Yorit, or did they come Music by Wilbur Gardner Cottrell, Rebecca 2872 both" of. Howell 1846, Aug. B of Samuel Wiliion'« son* and his DR. L W. CARLBON, By Joseph Goodenough, Justice from Xibngr Wand? Would bt glad KITCHEN-OPEN-TO-'l-A. M. _ _ Courtright, Catherine 2467 dau. Ann md. three Lundy staters to. have an/ material 'or informa- 'SURGEON omsor Couwenhoven, Albert 2412 These records were copied by and their' bro. Richard! Jacob' was tion on the'Orange Co. N. Y. Comp- - FOOT JULME!" Monmouth Court House Chapter, Couwenhoven; Altje 1— 2412 another bro. tons, ' - CVC (N. M.) Office Houni , GEORGE KRAUSS, Owner Couwenhoven, Annetia D, A. R. and published through the (a) Want-' parents of Joseph Dally «:S0 a. in. to >ttO p. m. ^ CLOSED TUESDAYS Williamse 2366 Monmouth Historical Association, Hoagland (Query) (a) who md. Evefllnjii Tuctdty and Thund»j| Couwenhoven, Cornelius . . . 2412 Freehold, N. J. and released by Hannah Carpenter. He-was b. in Chamber To Change For appointment phone U4$f\ Couwenhoven, Jane 2500 (Mrs. William R.) Laura V. Con- New Jersey and his' father's riarrie W BBOAD Sf, BED BAWK^ Couwenhoven, JOrls (George) over, chairman of Gen. Com. was James~acc. ia Egle. Was Jos- QUESTIONS Its Constitution Williamse 2417 eph's' father JarrY.es 4 Hoagland DR. MILDRED HULSART, Couwenhoven, Margarita ,2417 —3021— (Derrlclf 3, Jan Dircksen 2, Dirck (a) CARPENTER-WILI^ON? The .Red .Bank Community SDBOEON CHIROPODIST, _ Couwenhoven, Patience Dawes 2500' Jansen 1), who was bpt. New Chamber of Commerce bulletin for BABY BATHINETTES Want data of Samuel Carpenter of Brunswick church Dec. 7,/1722, md Fool OrthoDedkss-EleoiroSrheistl Couwenhoven, Peter, Sr, 2417 September has ' been . mailed to T Couwenhoven, Pieter : 2500 West Jersey; b • 1716 (fam. rec- Mary -r? '-', d intestate 1770 in Offica Houm Dally » a, m. ta fl p. - ' ords); md Elizabeth Willson? b members, together with "an outline Evenloni Tueiday, Tkunday, S Couwenhoven, Saartje" <__*«.) 2412 present Warren (then,Sussex)' Co., of the revised constitution for'the (Cloud Wedn«.d»y) Couwenhoven,' Wm, Albertse 2412 abt. 1718. (Samuel is said to We son N, J. Jameg.sold his share of 200 . Fsi appsiotawnl phona MS of-Josiah'Carperiter b 1681,' son of organization to be acted upon at .Covenhoven, Benjamin —-. 2417 acres In Hunterdon Co., deeded the chamber ttieetlng next Wednes- US BROAD 6T, BED BANK, Cbyenhovqn, Cornelius '.. _C .2415 Ephralm b 1653.!; The Carpenters him. and his bro.-William by their were Jf English" origin arid, were day. '.••••',•.• . Covenhoven, Chrineyonce _.. 2402 father, Derrick, to William, May When the chamber of commeiice Covenhoven,' Daniel and Dan- * •Quakers: .Was this tHe Samuel 26>1760. He then appears in'Sussex CfirpenUriwho itj 1744.owned 150_ (that part now Warren) Co., where was organized, it was principally a' PIANO LESSONS] iel S. :.——'• + 2*02 Red Bank undertaking,'- but-lnas-, 1 At Your Horn. «r Mr Studie Covenhoven, Eleanror>- ; 2402 acres'c'f'land neaip Quakertoywn, -N. oh June 20, 1761,. he was witness, of J., ace. Ho an unrecorded deed. In will of Phflip Weller of Greenwich much. as qur neighboring bproughs Social Rataa for SuiinVr StudiH Coyenh,pven, Elizabeth"—___ 2417 have equally as'much interest In JEWELRY REPAIRING CovenhoVen, Ellener _ 2417 17.49, tllts,. land, vfas in possession twp. On Oct. 20, 1770, IJarnee, hav? Fred. A. Wohlf orlh, B. S. Ei I of Matthias Van Horn (from Hist, Red Bank as Red Bank itself, it W«tctae«. Clotki knd Jawilry d»iiid Govcnhoven,-Garret and, Gar- ing.died intestate, tils widow Alary has been renamed th.e Red Bank' 2 Sllvtrwhlta Aya.. at Plnckiny Roadf of'-fcaifti—TlHeat—in—vipinitjE—of. was granted letterr'of adminiBtra- and Rapalrca «t Rcaiobibla Pfitn '...., -,•.'/..:•'. R. B. *J l TpaTc5rtown7-N^jTrM3y—Vall^f-bJL jCflmrounltv Chamber of Commerea Covenhoven, Gestoa .,',; , •.' 2513 en °"d thf' rnvlfipd 'rtni>tltution ~SS, All Wnrl. ni'»""'*"1 Jor On* Year' Coyena6ven,rHannah 24i7 1760 he was In Sussex- (that part penter (was this the Samuel Car- The~"road to 'better and : many paragraphs of benefit to the Covenhoven, John P; —--__ 2402 now Warren) Co. Would like, ad- penter ot QuSry- (a) ?and Henry husine»snertstbrouRhTh*I ditions and .corrections of the fo'l- community, at large' rather than IS WMI Front St»' Rtd Bank, N. J. tcr's advertising columns—A Covenhoven, Joseph L.—..2417 Vanover. Inventory' by Sam. Car- just Red Bankers. <. . lowing chn. .of Samuel: & Elizabeth penter, Henry Vanover and Gabriel T.l. Tt-M. tlsement Covenhoven, Mary DuBois — 2417 WilUoiLjpr.ob. _9:_oi; _9uejry_JbV These quality Bathinettes are jvUt what yon I Covenhoven, Mary Suydam _- 2402 1745 md. Kiiwwofld-l-tg., N. J, Jan. Hoagland book, gives- one son, have been waiting for. Sturdy* folding frame Covenhoven, P.eter and Peter 1768 Sarah hxiniy; 2. Hannah b Joris, b aft. the father's death to Feb. 17, 1750 md (where ? abt.1771, James and Mary.- Want proof that with waterproof "tub, rubber drain hose and Sr.- _-._____ 2417' Covenhoven, eph-HoaglandfofJ3uery,Cc) (roy_ they had Joseph, given above, and ancestors) 3/ John b.aibt. 1752, md Amos (of Query)""TaX'7af~ilVahT dressing table with canvas safety strap. Priced I Covenhoven, Rullf 2415 1 2417 Elizabeth -s- ?, 9 chn. removed data.of. Mary—;— wife of James from $8.95 to $15,95 Covenhoven, Sophia Covenhoven, William B. 2396 from Muncy, Penna., to Farming- Hoagland of Query (c). Was ehe FOR FINE WALLPAPER Coward, Ann 2464 ton, Mtg, N. Y. in '1811.; i. Ruth, b. connected with the Weller.. family Coward, Thomas 2464 Mar. 11, 1755 md. (wriere?) Aug. 10, Or with the V«npver-family. Want REPLACEMENT 1778, Amos Hoagland, b -Apr. 17, information where Weller records AND BEST PAINTS 1748i-d-May~15,-,1814. lRutlLjijABr^ mayjje foundf Was Vanover mis-' Kit No. 1—Tub with hose, hammock with Ciox, Rebecca Cox, Susanna 24,J814. Both bd. Warren Co; N. TreaS for^ConbveT^orlf VaTroveT^la- head rest and dressing table with safety Cox, Thomas J. (see also Query (c). 5. Rachel correct, want information, where b June 29, 1760,—md-Eros-Lundy,! their records may be -found, (e) strap—$4.95 ' Crane, Benjamin Crane, Phoebe E. b Jan. 31, 1749. d Whltchurch, On- Want data of John Battin, who was Crawford, Lydia . tario, Canada, Mar. 28,1832. Rachel taxed. in Kennett, Chpster Co., Kit No. 2—Tub and drain hose—$2.95 d Whltchircli 1829. .6. Samuel in Penna in 1715,-'18 and '19, and in KLARIN S The following namej were omitted Bradford Co., in 1720. He appedrs by mistake, . ' • 1790 census of Northumberland Co., 26 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK PHONE 3838 Chamberlain, ilenry -- . 2370 Penna.,. (no further records)." At to have obtained a survey for 200 Chamberlain, John ' 2370- least three of the fqregoing fam- acres of land in Lancaster Co., abt. ,•..'•' — DISTBIBBTOBS — Chamberlain, Joseph _: 2370 ilies had son's Samuel; four had 1714, but apparently'never'received daughters named Elizabeth. The deed-for'lt. His wife, Elizabeth - Imperial Washable Walljiaper - •^herwm'Willianis and s Chamberlain, Lewis . ...,•.. 2370 first four families remove.d from (want her data) prob, md, secondly Chamberlain, Philena. ____ 2370 West Jersey as a colony to the then Jeffrey Martin of Chester Co. '• •': Merkin Paint Product* 77 : 17 BROAD ST., TEL. R. B. 1 RED BANK Chamberlain, Richard '. 2370 wilderness of Muncy. Lycoming Penna.- . Chandler, Amor , - 2378 (then Northumberland) Co., Penna. (f)* Wanfdata of Susannah Mc- Chandler, Lydla . 2378 They are given as taxables there Chasey, Margaret , • 2870 Dermott (b May 9, J749, d Dec. 12, in 1773; 'fled back to Jersey at the 1826), wife of John Battin (b Oct. Cheeaeman,,Elizabeth' ———. 2485 time of the Big Runaway in 1778, Cheeseman, John ". __ 2404 20, 1749, d Oct. 24, 1835), who was and later returned, except Amos grandson of John Battin' (Query). : JV,E_-- MAKE PERSONAIT Cheesman, tfohn and-John-Jr,-2393 and Ituar (4)~Rax;heV (5)~and tam-' 'Chee8man,-Mary— i .;. — 2393 (e)-John-ani_Suflannah •(Battin) CASH LOANS ON YOUR lly. lived near MiUvlllerPenna^r re- McDermott was md In .Chester Co. Cheesman, Susan - : 2393 moved to Canada, 1806. OWN SIGNATURE JW1TH» Clnpp TVnnlirt-—:.-...:. 2457 and.removed with their chn. "before 1800 to- Sullivan-(then Lycoming) ^ • . 01I.T INVOLVING OUT- Clark, Anny Young —, 2477 (BT" Want data . of Elizabeth Clayton, John ! '. 2495 (WiHson?) Caf'penter (Query) (a), Co.,' Penna. where ihey died and SIDKRS- Clayton, Valariah 2495 b abt 1718, prob.. In West JeTSey. are bd. In Friends' Cemetery at Cleveland, Julia, _ 2449 Wag she dau. of Samuel 2, Willson Shunk. , MAKING EERSONAL CASH LOANS IS OTJB Adjusted-RELINED-Servked Dakin, Seorge .McManls, Dr.. 24|9 (Robert) and Ann (Hoag Willson) Information on any of these FULL TIME JOB—WE W\NT TO SAY Dakin, Martha (Allen) '_ 2429 b. 1681; md Esther (or. Hester) famlies will be appreciated. Dakin, Perry,' , -—— 2429 Overton; d ,1761. Want additions EW.(I0WA.) YES TO YOU. EVERY TIME'WE RECEIVE Tlavla;-r!a»ii. ln ' : --•'. 2395and corrections of the following, —3.022- A. K. Maroliunt r f PROMPT SERVICE - QUALITY WORK ~ AN~APPLICATION. , chn. of Samuel & Esther "(Overton)' (a) •VAN-VLECK-COMPTON. • Manager Davis, David ____: 2395 Davis, Esther - —., — 2395 Sam Van Vleck mil. Ca.theryne Hero nt Boncon .vuu will find a truly friendly service—(here Davis, Hannah •'• 2395 1. Samuel Willson b 1706 d 1785 Compton ()ct. 22, 1769, she was \> md. Deborah Wlllets. Dec. 29, 1747, dau.- of William and is no --'-'your doing me a favor attitude.1' We will appreciate your Davis, John '. : 2395 . - —__!?Si5 2. Robert b 1709, d 1780, rad Mary Jans Compton. She d. Oct. 19, 1839 , J H. MOUNT CO. business. • • - - . Davis, Mary 2395 d and bd." at Brunswick, Orange Co,, Davis, K)wen 2395 3,-Esther b 1711 md Henry Coate. New York, Samuel & Catheryne J Davis, Thomas 2395 4. James b> 1713, d 1777 mdCompton Van Vleck had as least CORNER WHITE ST; & MAPLE AVE. TEL: RED~BANKH04 LOANS-$25 to $250 or more DB Bopgh, Frederick — . 2495 Martha. Lalng. '; • . - the. following chn. 1. Abraham b "Convenient Location - 77 Broad St.) Red Bank Do Booghg , Maryy _. Deckert Mary Henderson * ... Over J. J. Newberry's ' ' ' Gould ,Denman, Eliza Convenient Office Hours Denlse, Jane DeNlse, Pheb* Dennis—Edith-- Dennis, John Dodge, William Drake, Elizabeth DuBoiS,.Ref. BenJ. DuBois; Catherine DuBols, Sophie Dunham, Content , • , License 742 Dunham, Joel BROAD STREET. - , .RED BANK Dure, Henry Franklin. Trt 1472 , , Charges Vfffo per Mo. Purfree, Richard 'Durfree, Thomas Dusenberry, Abigail Duaenberry, Cathryne • ALL OF US ate looking forward eagerly to a speedy return to normal living; Dusenberry," rient^ And a telephone in every home is a definite part of that picture. It would be less Dusenberry, 1 Jphn than natural if hopes were not aroused for. a quick reducttottin fhe number of Duaenberry," Mary Dusenberry, Rebeooa New Jersey families waiting for telephone service. We expect to fill at least Dusenberry,. WUU • 15,006 of th.eir ordersbefore^ the first elf thtjyear, but thereisa long, hard road .' Ellison, Elizabeth Edtelf; Joseph.Quail ahead before everyone can be supplied. That's because to serve $ outjof i now Estell, William — 2380 waiting requires not just telephone instruments but also cable and central office. Perrell, ^. 2454, 2495 . equipment, which take longer to make and install;- Fltz Randolph, Bennlngton (Judgo) : , ; -_ 2477 FIU Randolph, Edgar •____».-2477 Fltz Randolph, Edward . 2477 TheTmodern lelephonlep * system Is wire alone run Into staggering figures, - k_ iwt_.iai^fl_t _ -H in, _t _t _ • *' * , Fltz Randolphj Isaac _ modity, it is composed of many kinds Fltz Randolph, Jeptha New switchboards take months to of equipment'which must he com-, Fjtz, Joseph, Judga _ build, and then more months to in- Fitz Randolph; Mundy bined and made, to work smoothly stall. Miles of new cable must be made Fltz' Randolph, Nahc'y 2477 with, the apparatus already in service.; Fltz Randolph, Robert, Dr. _ 2477 and laid under streets and along high- Enlarging the system is a long process; Fltz Randolph; {fera-., _, 2477 ways. And for each installation of new • Ford, Jane : 2372 ' • » '•',• ' >-3020- Reconverting factories and getting raw apparatus, there must be myriad wire- Book p. Monmouth County Map. materials is a huge task^-but it's only . end connections, each computed by rlage Rocords, Court House, Free- hand; . : • .,..,. hold, N. j; • Y, a start. The shortage of telephoae, Ireland, Robert to Mary Thomp- equipment is nation-wide", New Jer* Nearly all of New Jersey's 200 tele son, both of, Mon., Co; sey's share of the national output calls -—-.:..-- 184«, Feb. 28 phone exchanges, over-burdened dur- By Vincent MewUr, '""' for great quantities of switchboards, ing the war, need to be expanded. la cable, wire,, telephone instruments, some instances, new or enlarged •By, Jafties Cooper,, Justice:' and scores tifothef'UemsH^"--—'-
Ann Debow'_ 1848, Feb. 13 '•< I By" Edward Afien, justice tHU It a cure, npt a new one, for' hot weather ' IJIs, Chorloi W.i Capt. to Mary - , For the |ob ahead, the wwrecor«Uifjhe Tele- Ii'ons ,...-,'— 18«, B"el),,22 phone Organization is the b«tlnlWplM,«it»n -Try relaxing In'a tub full of warm ' Hanklnion, Samuel to Elizabeth 1 expected of it Jn peacetimerthirt same capacity-will 1 I «-t 1840,.Mar, f bethrwfrtolidlyifltpthflfask^owg^B^uaderway, ' wafer, let yiursalf goT yrttli. ypo "olmoir fall fircind, Vincent' to Lydla Johnson ) No effort wilt >fl spared' tb 7) Jnmoi, James U to ZIlphn.Ahn irons .__ _.. 1-40, Jan, 2 "service on' i^mand". for everyone who wW* it- •• »ou, , . Irons, Edwin' to Mary1 Clayton , ' -I! --__..,.»,lMB,-.May*llO Iron*, John W, to DeboMh LJppln- cott ~w.,,...» -„ 1840. Apr. 34 !••)!
! 2 By •Benjamin &/ Irons BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 6,1045 Ing: malaria ^and.-typhus byslunl- ard to th« userjiad to the consiun-, War Pric# and'JRaUcning r btglnnlng the. flirt wwk -of wlperi, WpB'i action alto permit* natliiff fy* Jmitot vitvitn/ -. er of"tiHLprodttcta' «a 'which may. IU - Umber, -The -formulated at a sumer* beginning last month. A grams in which some tests are be- ..•working in war Industries,jrou can food over a period of'a week. The WPB order ;of August 21 permitted ing conducted In New' Jersey. ~ |fbeat assure* your future, by' con- meeting of the executive board housewife wilt send her -report to Thursday at the home of the presi- the release of an unlimited amount: In the WPB .announcement, Sid- ' tailing' your' education. her Jooal board. This will give the dent, Mrs. Edward Ratbtamf-of Fair of the compound for farmers, fruit ney A, Rohwer,. assistant chief of 8. Consult your (Seal UniUd board a pretty good picture of food Haven.' The opening meeting, Tues- growers, dairymen and, household- the Federal Bureau of Kntomology j States Employment Service' office price-compliance in Us area and day, October 9, will be a reception ers-. Formerly, with the exception and Plant Quarantine, atressed the i to where your skills can be used point out some of the stores that tor" the teachers and members 0*of email quantities for experimental potency of the new'insect-kJUer and - speed reconversion most. USES need, investigation." the board of education. ' ' purposes, the entire output was re< warned that "there is a great deal ta the fullest information as to 9TB Stops Allocation of Trucks to served for the armed forces, who The board voted to hold all execu- to be learned' about how to uso the nature and location-of avail-* Farmers. used DDT as a means for control-' DDT ffbm the standpoint of hai- liable Jobs. tive board sessions the first Tues- The Surplus Property Board has day pf the month and regular meet- - ' BEMnTOEBS ceased allocating surplus .trucks ..to ings, the second Tuesday, The PTA .MEATS, FATS—Bed stamps fanner* sad farm co-op^ratlves 7-8 club, which li for pupils of the Vi through J», September M; and will release, for regular dis- seventh and eighth grades at Wil- led stamps Al tbioorh El, Ot- posal, trucks, recently allocated to low street echodl, will resume ac- LISTEN TO l tober U; Bed stamps VI through farmers and. .not yet sold, it wantivities Friday, October S. The Mon- JU, November 30; red stamps 11" announced'-by the.Board. Farmers moiinth County Council of Parents RADIO'S TOPNOTCH COMMENTATORS who' wish to . purchase surplus. and Teachers will hold the annual . : Aberdeen Angus beef cattle will be shown on Wednesday, September Inn1** itWiiiM-POlitM* a-loca|4rack fall school of instruction meeting -. SCOAB STAMP tt, December* \% by New Jersey exhibitors at the State Fair Coliseum. The above pictured dealer Hthivehiciesrwill be, dis- September " ».> Mrs.: William ~ F. ——hoifer^- hwihpr irifh hvn rpaHj'-fn-'mflrleft steers, will' be exhibited by posed of. through normal channel*, r '. SHOES—Airplane Stomps Xou Bradley, county president, is in Sunnj,5id&- Farm. All of these animals pere bred and railed on our farm. The 1 with no need for certification. charge. ,' '•',./ ..•' , i Wedneiday & Friday at 8:00 P. M, 1, *,». i taj|ookj»j»nt|nue valid Thousands of Bobber Items heifers represent the' type of animal that make the proper foundation stock. — -Available Soon.—— .Standing committee . chairmen The steers, at sixteen months of, age, are the kind that make-prime beef which |lEeat, Batter, Chess* Point Values hfimed" by—Mtsr -Rathbuft-inolude - Rubber toys for Christmas are Mrs. Walter Dingwatt,' t-8'T51ub ac- --;..oriinan)y. commands a primium price in. the- market) Visitors 'are always Down. •-- ' . in prospect as well as' thousands tivities; Mrs. J. C. Fredericks, pub- • * . welcome at the farm.'" """ •':". •: "rr ": r--—-—-—.^-~ -~L____._. of-otaer familiar object* -that dis- WILLIAM S. GAILMORE on WJZ r ^PolrtrYalueaMte^j llsatlon*;—itrA_-Edwardn;AadConwayC ^ f»all cheeses, creamery, butter/ and appeared during the war years, ac- publicity;: Mrs.' George Woodward,' 'margarine will bTT«luc«d^sharply cording to tie Rubber Sureau of n'afety; Mrs. H, C. Preebe, program; Monday to Fri land canned milk, will be point-free WPB, .which has lifted all restric- Un. William Warth, budget and | during the rationing period begin- tions on product* manufactured of finance; Mrs. Ralph Legg, waya ning September 3 and ending Sep- reclaimed and scrap rubber and all' and meant; Mrs. Stanley I. Gilbert, tember », Chester Bowles, admln- synthetlo rubber except butyl, the membership; Mra. Lawrence Schlll- tritor of GPA IBIVWI' Vt ^flsi ^* — IS^"#""-»-J-. , ».___— speclal«purpose_typsujiMd_chiefljL i5S>_ lunchroom. 'YOU'LL SEE AND HEARTHEM^ Steaks and roasts will be from tor tire inner tube*. . Natural rub- Mr».' Edgar*y\Denlse, founder'7 ,two to three points less a pound; ber as weiras butyl remains under day program; "Mrs. John Heeaiell, Ie3 BanIvNewrJeriey-7 ^TELEPHONE-MID BANK-1018 ihamburjer wlU be a two-points rigid control. goals; Mrs. Arthur B. Sickles, mem- ^per pound bargain,, down from 4; Other items freed Include combs, ber at large; Mrs^ Clarence Wiih^ (Farm Located One Mile North of Llncroft On the Lincroft-Middletown Rd.) and reductions for cuts qf lamb beach balls, bathing caps and rub- man; parent-education; Mrs. Vin- COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE and veal range from on% to three ber beach bags; bath mats, bottle cent Noycs, summer round-up; Mrs. p points. Pork steaks, chops and stoppers, hair curlers and, such Henry Williams, telephone; Mrs. REDBANK,N;J! BE THE BREEDER OF YOUR FEEDER CALF "roasts are down'one to two points;- tmiffiSld items as rubber gloves, John Samuelson, room mothera, and all bacon is down two'points, and rubber lb»..»r»_.down three points, 'early all meats that now'have a thie of two or three points a pound are reduced one point. Hie aew-point value for. creamery but- ter Is 12 points a pound. Margarine is down from H to 12 points a pound. Points for an kinds of SNYDERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES rationed cheeses have been out BO per cent --Ve4»'-WWe. and Babies Oao Get
ITdllowing through on a reconv mendation made by Congress, the Children's Bureau, U. 8. Depart- ment of Labor, announced that wives and babies of recently dls- ..jsljarged service men, under certain conditions, are now eligible to re- ceive medical, and hospital care under the Emergency Maternity and Infant Care program. A seN vice man's wife may now apply at any . State health department tot care for herself and for her baby _after her htusband'e honorable dis- charge from service, provided'that at any time during her pregnancy he was In the fourth, fifth, sixth or seventh pay grades of the-ser- vices or was an aviation cadet The same holds true Jn case the hus- band or father Is promoted, a prisoner ot war, missing in action, or dead. No "Blse in fttoo for Improved Gaa fe-lBJEriYii_remium-|rwli~e«lk ings from 75 octane to 78 octane. Use Potatoes Now, Horn. Makers Urged, Full use Immediate^ of potatoes •from "lntennediati" states is — urged by the Department 01 AgrU culture. TSie "Intermediate" cro] is expected to total" abouTSSTf'mlP lion bushels and can fill a jap In the nation's food supply. Another important' reason why these po- tatoes should be used now, Agricul- ture officials, (ay li that while they are of good quality and many are storabl*, they do not keep as well a« the late, varieties. la addition, • Jour . . . .slipover "Storage facilities are now fairly limited. Potatoes harvested in hot sweater in 100% virgin' summer months can only be. stored wool, worsted . . ,'as- yia"~eool places, and most growers ' prefer to use precious refrigeration sorted colors ..... 8.95 for other foodstuff*. That makes storage of - large' supplies . of pa. tatoes now uneconomical from the one . . ; spofta Jacket with an eye '' .five', . . cotton poplin riti|HcPul¥ ol catahlng.gleaviil8aa, three button «•• short Jacket,'with , Is simply: "Vlt spuds blue, brown, gray ...,;,,.'.... 12,95 jplaah pooketfl and t\y '' ' Class « . Slaughtop < Ferceotoges ironj;, .•".' zlpper.i, , . Balsed. t«n:,...*..'...... * s.9S A substantial Inoreue In Clans two . . . slacks inwodi ccpri ,or a j ».-»».,•», j/»-^uumBe zor cattle'U ^ inoroHd. frpm lart»wonthi«»aool *-, r nt U '5'- .«!L •*Sk. fL#F_.«»t|.tl» per- w p.poMt"to*100, for hogs, from the tt?45
int.- BED BANK BEGISTER, AUGUST ;y94S
Adto i «wy3M«it Food, cf oowatLmutt be mil fold In UM stiffly WQNtiK SNOW \vm be Turn Jnto-« weaseL , 11 • ..tiasoaed to/be worthy of " set the dish in «. pan M hot ^ . G1a4 to. Afiswer Any and bake < ID a moderate, Questions Ebd JFcir Summer (STS V.) ufttll tb?,W * * ABfc• " " vr • 80 iC BY ymmsx *K«w, up •BouHes shouH" never Is* reisty«d TUNA aenmuti for Just company dinners. PirticU- •tiff and dry. ...,— U cup diced celery ' larly since nearly everyone > very tents ar« thoroughly * coml 14 citjj hot w«ter_ ; BR6WNIES TOO HAVE A - ,'PqPQVERSARENOTA fond of them, and they are so won- place in a rlntc mold, set in a pan %• cup. milk SPECIAL WAR-TIME RECIPE derful for meatless 'menu*. The of water In a slowoven (87B V.) 71 tteaspoon salt / DIFFICULT EEAT mers thought of a souffle for din- and bake 30 minutes. Serve imme- Vuhot pepper . , Hot Off the Griddle , ' • / -i ner will boost the family ego no diately. 2 tablesp'oons quick-cooldng Economize On Sugar For BY Tile ons-half cup of 'sugar rfr Have you ever been to a Trench end, and they'll'know'that they This Is a hearty, main dish but quired In this waivtune recipe for restaurant and 'been served'those are'more Important than company. because of Its texture should have tapioca brownies will stretch a long, lens feather-light, heavenly pop-overs? something crisp or Mild served 2 egg yolks ' way. It will mean dessert for quite Everyone simply droWs over them, Aside from the dessert souffle *Vt cup canned tun*, flaked That GalaJBirthday pake but then sinks back and does'noth- there are all sorts of them that with it. 2 egg-whites stiffly beaten— a few noons or night, or both. can be served, as the-main course CORN SOUFFLE 1 4 r a delicious coffee . pudding, Served "as'1B" they are (rood but ing about them until another visit Combine, celery, water, milk, I to the restaurant is in order. It Is of a dinner—ones of fish, cheeso, 1 tablespoon 'fat . / pepper and tapioca in saucepan i heat two tablespoons of ground when topped with' ice cream they or vegetables and so forth and* so 1> tablespoon flour coffee with one and one-half cups ehter the«"speclal".class._ taken for granted by , so many brine quickly to.a fulL boil o\ of. milk until scalded; strain housewives that they c*n only he on—the-selectlon_Jielnjt quite large, >h cup milk direct heat, stirring constant through cheesecloth. Add three- BROWNIES produced in French restaurants— souffles.' to suit every taste and 1 teaspoon salt '• Cool. Beat tfis volks until thicks quarters 61 a'cup of cold' milk grad- H cup sifted flour when all the time they can be made eveiy menu. % teaspoon paprika « , lemon-colored. Fold egg-yolks s ually to, one packagejf_ prepared '/4 teasuoon bakine powder . right in your own kitchen, and be- Some might think that souffles Pepper ' fish into cooled tapioca mixture?! vanilla pudding, strrrlngrponstanttyr - Vi tes*poon-salt- lleva It or not, tliwy anmt.-a dimY-uit should be saved, for cold weather 1 boiled pimento Fold In -egg whites. Turn Intr Then add coffee-milk. Cook as di- 2 squares unsweetened chocojate feat. If you can buy a pop-over ftWt so,.' :;: V POPOVERS ' ' ' ;' ly be someHtag thai 1 Included at add if to the sauce. Add the corn •may be,used. ran in order to brown, well.. Fill menu for Sift flour once, rneaaure; adfl-'bak- fl iestst once an,one-half to two-thirds full, of ln(f.powder and salt and sift again. '•?? tt*'.•••, • •-. •••• o ••/••; any day, ; . ' latter. If pan Is too full, batter 1 CUD milk .•.•,'•' , -.- -Telephone Bed Bank; «2W» may rise and run' over the side, Melt chocolate and shortening over 1 cutf flour • ' :•— ^—~~— PEANUT SOUFFLE Use'the size and type of pan called, boiling water. Add sugar gradually 'A teaspoon salt • i 1 tablespoon fat ' . or in the recipe.- Baking times to eires, beating thoroughly, then 1 tablespoon melted butter 6 tablespoons flour THE PROSPECT HILL DAY SCHOOL - and temperatures are gauged to the add chocolate mixture and corn :% cup peanut butter ' • : Flay and Educational Training for Children 2 to B Years syrup- and Wend'.. Add flour, m,lx Beat tht-xxes-without-separatine. kind of pan specified, and a change until foamy. Add the milk and com- "1%-teaspoons salt '< • • ~~""-- • Mornlngi (Except Saturday) 8:80 to lliBO " f pan requires- readjustment of well, then add nuts and vanilla.- " Few drops lemon jutce Bake in a greased pan 8x8 Inches, bine this mixture, slowly with the lme-and-temp«rature-lor.ldttf _ gcocd flourand salt, Which have been Blft- 1H cups scalded milk .' '. Pall Session 'Commences September' 4th mite. Eurthermore,- not all -mlx- dt(3B0F)35i -ea togfttlter, Beat Junlr-enough--to turea- bake successfully in both deep utes. -While still warm, cut in rect^ mix thoroughly.•'. Add the melted Melt the-"fat and add the flour, TOE ETOEL^OtWT-MOZAR^CHOOL of DANCING- and shallow pans, It is therefore a atiRles. Remove from pan and cool butter, .Pour into oiled and.heated peanut butter and seasoning. Cook on cake rack Makes two dozen popover pahs, fllline each section for 3 minutes, stlrriiur constantly, Classes In all typ*s of danclnr for'clilldren and adults safeguard to use only the' size and brownies. ' \ type of pan .specified. % full,K Place in a hot oven <450:F.) Add'scalded milk and continue " Fall Session Commences September 17th . CHOCOLATE INDIANS and aOthe end -of 20 minutes re- cooking; until the mixture reaches :~° . Junior Ballroom Classes Commence October 1st * Tforvrnnlpa above, adding an ex- duce-the. heat to moderate (350 F.) the bolllne point Remove from Use iinidei'ate .to low iieat Jor- bajt'e. ffom; 18. to 20 iU •fc-er Private lessons In, ballroom dancing by appointment ronlng rayons; too much heat tra eecsnd Ms CUB pitted and finely and hot mixtura nvfr cut dates, . longer. well-beaten eeg yolks, mlxlne thor- -•r:t P?q»pect rfill^ 417 Project Avenue, Red Bank weakens them. Special care Bhould oughly. Cool and fold in the egg- THE HABIT of rolling around-and though e taken when ironing acetate ray- m since a ho,t iron causes, this type B f rayon to melt. Test the heat of the iron on the edge Of an inside L seamr^— - - , -
i-™ e thawing quick-frozen raspberries and boysenberries. They', BIRTHDAY CAKE ; - are delicate fruits and require care- •"• '-.•• . -(2 eggs) • . • • :.. * . • . ul handling. - Slow thawing in the refrigerator- for 6 to 8 hours or 4. oupj sifted cake flour %. cup .vegetable shortening overnight is best. The more- the # teaspojis double-acting -' Ha CUJW milk - . thawlngis hurried the more the 1___J baklne Ml*t. ' 2 ei&' w>™te», fruit softens. However, If you must re's new-zest for everyday meals thaw-these-berrlesTqulckljv^epaN '~-.l\i teaspoon* salt/ " .''"~ ~" ""^teBspoons •vanUlft7-^— ate into small dishes and allow to _* , (•_ I cups sugar - - • • . stand at room temperature about Sift flour-once; measure Into sifter with baking powder, «»«. "}« an hour. . • • sugar. Have shortening at'room temperature; mix or'.sMr Just to ioften. Sift in. dry Ingredients. Add « of the rn Ik th egg. and Cut chilled alligator pears In hair vanilla. Mix until: all flour Is dampened, then beat 1 minute. Add re- ves and remove stones. Fill the in Flagstaff Catsup and Chili Sauce.. cavities -with French dressing. Serve maining- milk, blend, and .beat-2 minutes longer.. on a bed of chopped Ice or oh a Turn Into two' 10-inch layer pans" or three 9-inch layer pans. Pans pretty leaf—grape leaf,, a laurel Should be greased, lined on bottoms with -n-axed paper.and greased spray or.the like, \ again. Bake In moderate oven (375 degrees F.) about 35 minutes, or L. until' done. Spread" tops and-sldes--with;-easy- fluffy-frosting... Bewfa nBaif&weTprdDDrs late as desired, ' . • ' slightly or pu'lls hard, that's the motfant tag ' NOTE: Com syrup- or honey may replace V, of sugar. Use 1 time_-tp i get busy wiqj No. 0000 sandpaper and greaseless crayon cup oprn syrup; or honey and 1 cup sugar.; decrease milk to 1% cups, stick of a bar of paraffins Remove Combine syrOp ivith milk. - - • '•.*•' the drawer, find out ivhere it's rult EASY FLUFFY FROSTING—Beat 2 egg whites with % teaspoon blng (you can see the friction of salt until stiff enough to hold in peaks,, but not dry. Pour 1 cup spots) and sand those areas thor- Jteht corn syrup-in fine stream ovef egg whites, beating constantly oughly but. gently, until the puah- until of right consistency" to, spread (about >• minutes). Add 1 tea- piill is smooth and effortless. Rub center drawer guides and all frlc- spoon vanilla. . • . * • tlon edges of the drawer arijl case -...-•- TmHHilJ BIRTHDA,T OAIQ3. Bake two 10-lnch layers as directed with crayon or paraffin, shove,.,For the smaller layers,"prepare half.the^above reeelpe and turn Into two 8-lnch layer pans! Bake iri:modedate oven (S75 degrees V.) 26 minutes, or until done..' . CORN RELISH AND Prepare 1% time's the ' reeelpe for easy .fluffy frosting. , Spread It's smart to keep asking fdrjhes© hosting on top and side of one 10-inch layer, Place remaining 10- PICCALILLI REQUIRE inch layer on this; frost, top and side.'Adjust and frost'on« 8-Inch LITTLE SUGAR Flagstaff favorites ot your grocer si %: m layer In same way. Repeat- -with remaining 8-inch layer. Decorate This year we are canning with as desired. our eye .on the.sugar can. We want to put \in the. most for. the Yburnay'riotiRirid them very^oftenTButT when ATTRACTIVE AND ;pa:ragus~tlps; Band th«~ tips with smallest amount of sugar, and alternate strips of julienne pimen- with our eye on next winterY din- ' you dp, it'll be^godtTnews.for your family! TASTY SALADS FOR tos and green pepper, using two ner table. • i— ' - strips of pimento and .one strip of For the most part we will put up Because FlagstafTCataup and Flagstaff Chili. SUMMER MENUS green for each salad. ' "food", as it were, with a limited supply of "side dishes," such as Sauce are blended of red,. ripe, hand-picked Probably-nothinglwilLgive a jad- these: • . ed appetite such a lift as the ap- CHICKEN PIE RATES AS S* i '' pearance of an attractive and ap- -CORN RBUSH . tomatoes with extra"quality spices ?• plus the petizing salad~particularly if the A "SPECIAL" 1 quarts corn day is hot and the sSladlooks cool 1 quart cabbage . kind of home care you use iiTyour own kitchen? though you might choose a sala'd There is no ocoasloh-MJompany or 1 cup sweet green pepper with a hot dressing. And speaking otherwise—when a chicken pis does 1.CUP sweet red-pepper Result?, They, add more (taste, to; everyday of hot dresfiingfcdi-ypu have over? not rate as a "apeoial" dish. Pos- 2 larire onions • .• — ' 1 CUD siwaj ' looked apotato(s(ilad"with a warm sibly because it isn't served so of' meals"—more zest to everybody's appetite! So dressing; you've overlooked some- ten, but more probably because i 2 talblespoons. ground mustard thing that Is really too good to miss. is so good, 1 tablespoeft.mUBtard seed 1 tablespoon salts don't forget to^ask for them every time you're POTATO AND WATERCRESS CHICKEN PIE . 1 tablespoon celery seed : •4 pounds etewlng chicken « ^'1 quart vinegar ~"~ ~" l»t~the grbew's! ^ '"• Lettuce ' • • . • ••'•'• 1 small carrot sliced 1 cup water Cress 1 small onion, sliced v Boll corn 5 minuteirGolddlp. tut Hattt-cooked eggs 2 stalks" celery or few celery tope from cob. Measure. Chop and meas- ChlveB 1 teaspoon salt ure cabbage and peppers. Chop Potatoea 1 whole clove onions. Combine ingredients and On a bed of lettuce, place sprigs 3 peppercorns simmer 20 minutes. More Bait and tt watercress mixed with chopped1 !8 teaspoon ginger sugar mav be added if needed. Pack' hard-cooked eree. Add crated boiled 3 cups (or more) stock into hot jars and seal at once, potatoes to French dl:essinp, using 1 recipe baking powder biscuits PJJOCALILLI just Enough dressing tr> bind pota- Cpver chicken with boiling water, toes together, ;ind ma,Uo a. border add carrots, onion, celery, salt, pep- - 1 gallon green tomatoes . around the cre^s.. Sprinkle chopped percorns, clove and ginger. Simmei 1 head cabbage l-'« thives ovpr top. Diess with : until meat.begins to fall from the 3 sweet peppers 2 large onion) BJiCOX' DRESSING bones, Cool meat In ;the stock. Re- % cup salt Dice several piece? or bacon'and move .'chicken, strain stock an 1 cup brown sugar fry.to a ROlddn brown.. Add onp- skim fat from the top. Removi . 2 tablespoons mustard seed third the amount of vinegar to tlie meat from bones-, cutting the largei 1 tablespoon celery seed amount of rendered fat in .the pan, pieces across,the grain and arrnngi 1 tablespoon horseradish -while the fat i.s still hot. Season in a casserole, distributing llghl i quart vinegar . • . • with .btecfc pepper, f.ilt and a litllo and dark meat evenly. ;Add atoc and biscuits rolled about 'A inc Ohop and mix vegetables with sugar ajij. pour over salad while salt. Let stand overnight, Drain. warm. ~ ~" - :— apnQQ4 Mix-sUgarrseasonings and vinegar, PRINCESS SALAD •• ' F.) for 20 to 25 minutes. Serves Boll 1 minute. Add vegetables, to 8,. Lettuce • • . Omit clove and ginger if desired, Heat to boiling. Pack Into hot jars Tomato • \ and use % cup diced- carrot, % cup and seal'at once. Asparagus tips sliced onions and 6 small potatoes. Pimentos " Omit clove, ginger and carrot II "Gr sen pepper: ~~ -.—•. desired and add 2"taMeBpoonsno: LEFTOVER CORN 1 '•" On a bi;d of lettuce, place, a p'.lce minced parsley, 'i pound slice of. peeled, rlpp tomato; on top of mushrooms and 1 hard-cooked egg REAPPEARS IN -the tomato slice Arrange t\Ve as sliced. -. ' ./- FINE FORM Some of the best odrn dishes are prepared from left-overs, so if you have a few ears left, over from to-, The same vinegar used night's dinner put them carefully In the refrigerator and plan tomor- in,Heinz own pickling row's vegetable dishes around them —such as CORN OWER 2 cups corn pulp .2 eggs, separated 2 tablespoons flour. M teaspoon *>U , - „ CHOICE Vi teaspoon popper" "But you'll always find plenty of vitamin- To corn pulp and - beaten egg yolks, flour and. seasonings, add slimy beaten egg whites and blond. rich Flagstaff Ofrus Jukes available,"" Drop by teaspoons onto hot, greased at Puttin-up"time frying pan and brown. Serves '8, ' iay$ Mom Flagttaff •••"'"- :'pICQ6fASR"-,' •"' [it now, becauie no points are nee3edl 2 cups cooked.lima beans, fresh or dried So stock up your pantry i .:ti«SPW>tf,|»lt,i, Flagstaff Grapefruit Juice and Flagstaff Orange anci Grapefruit Dash of peppor • JftiWWpOons'butter',- Juice, Serve 'em 'round the clock — at breakfast r- at 10:30 or ' *i'ii9upmll!i9upmllk . y,y , .... . ,* Combine corn and bpani, Adi 4:30-for • quick pick'up r^ ancUaj a nightcap —orjrnix 'em seasonlnKi, >utlh' JindMnllk And hoat slowly, Sorvoi 6, .. Into a'fruit punch, that kids and grown-ups simplyJpvel Juit . Tw6 tablespoons rrilncod green remember,to'apedfy Flaiataff—and you'll be sure you're get- popper or i tablespoons chopped pimento mav ho addod It deilrod. ting thejastler,' richerjuices! , or cold packing- y:'»" *».*i^^ H ri Hpuii
andDeHcateeiieri VtM G Wllilunkan, f BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 6,1945 PagbElevto. . .,.-_. __ and ncelvtaf ifc» disap- Helen Minton Of pearing feeble wags ct» signalman Crime In State or some Interested ' white topper ViiHf Ft, Monmouth who yrantk a Utt minute addresi. FORD i«y 4»y that a ship takes off from Increased 4,9 Per'_ M*J. Oen.'WUUua 8. Rwnb'ougb, our Isle/ Minton can Be «een stand' n*wljrnil»n«(l cqtyf ot the pe/»on- ing on fee steps of to* water aides «il tad training service, Office ot At Pearl Harbdr with arms flailing the tropic air, Cent In Six Months ttt* CJhJef Signal Officer, held a two- sendtag secret little ^messages, of •7 / ' day conference and inspection tour farewell or ? T to some departing K\%€ U Below That last week at "Fort Monmouth with Serving With "WAVES sailor. , , /. NO EXPERIENCE Brig. (hi)..Stephen Hr 8herrlll,,com- Has Been In Pacific Minton's sxtierience In that far . Of 8;4 Per Cent In/ 7 _ - Y IN T. LAWLEY maatisc general of the Eastern' away civilian"—werld, especially TIME AMD A HALF Signal Corps Training Center. . For the Past 6 Months when, aha worked for the Signal The Nation / -AGEKT- • -The effect: of future separation Carpe, sort of fitted her for this • • -SO*-- \ center activities upon Signal Corps phase of the navy career, and be- training In the Ftfrt Monmouth Helen E. ''Betty" Minton, daugh- Jng an air raid warden gave her New Jersey showed a 4.6 Iqcrease iwwfc Drive and State area were among the subjects con- ter of.Mr. and Mrs; George M. Min- that necessary ^-acumen and "on in/ erime, during- the 'first six OVER A 40-HOUR WEEK ton ot Red Bank formerly of F»lr. 1 -Hwy 35 sidered. Visits 'were made to the guard' " technique. Minton won a months of 1945, Jn comparison with Eastern Signal Corps Schools, the cup In high school (or being the t-he first half of last year, but the Signal Corps Publications Agency, most outstanding girl athlete. At •state's record was below'the. na- Tel. Red Bank 410 It pay* to advertise ia the RegUter and the Unit training Center. ' the moment ahe la a member of tional Increase of 8.4. The figure*, DONALD'S & DELUXE LAUNDRY den. Rumbough served as Chief the WAVES' eoftball team and announced by the New Jersey FBI Signal Officer of the European thea- looks pretty sharp out there throw- Chief McKee, are based on reports Ing and batting from the port side. 44 Marion Street . Red BafcE ter of operations until August, 1945 submitted to the national FBJ. of- • when he returned -to tfte states to If you want.to find a.Circutar let- fice; from police In "392 cities'with ter- number so and so, dated, way populations over 25,000. ••' assume.hls present duties. He.suc- back when, referring to ratings, RADIO SERVICE ceeded, in the office of the chief New.Jeraey wa« among 337 of the uniform regulations or just, stuff, signal' officer, Brig. Gen. Jerry V. 46: states, covered, in the report Minton In the Central files Will be showing crime ' increases.: Eight ilatejka, who Is serving in the Pa- glad to check on the-letter for you SPENDABLE - GUARANTEED cific, Between the departure of states- •reported ajdrop and one re- as she Is the Keeper of the Archives ported no, change in- its rate. Gen. Matejka and the arrival of in -the Administration building. ' When your Radio goes bad . Gen; Rumbough, the position'Was Crlrne included In the report are PUBLIC .temporarily held by Col. Floyd T. murder, rape, negligent manslaugh-' Gilleeple. ,' ter, robbery,. aggravated aissault, CALL RED BANK 3368 Visits Riunson auto larceny, burglary and larceny. 7 r The-FBI report ]>oints-out New We also have "K; ; 3 jAxL&b "". After 14 Years Jersey's increase Is not large when SECTION • '—P«Ur-8canlon of JilddletO' . __Mre. HughlsJMacNeil, who was the state's, heavily populated war ' Radio Batteries - Victrola Record* - Accessories given 90 days In the county Jail last formerly "Esther "Eme^V" daughter centers and.Metropolitan, areas are Estate of Milan Boss will sell at public auction en the Thursday night when he- was- ar- of Mr.-end Mr* W. W. Emery of taken *int.o consideration.- . -'""••• r ••• premina at' raigned before Recorder Irving Black Point road, Rumson, has re- Of the specillc crimes listed, rob- Teeple on .a drunk and disorderly turned home tor a visit after being bery headed the list of Increases In charge. He was arrested by Officer away 14'yean, New Jersey with-a jump of 19.1 per 6«3 BANjGS AVE ASBURY PARK •Metviinlgek Thursday afternoon, . Mm. JftcNell is staying, with her cent. As in most of .the other states, REETBANK at "Bucky Smith's tayert Iinrnntm<1m*lflf.tiBr two *r*r? visit. rape was second, witiTaTOT-ise. , Firrt Dwelling West of the Electric Bldg. $84 BrtCJAD STREET avenue, East Keansburg. BETTY MINTON after which time ahe will return to ~MgSvmarstgpmtiimgpntim her borne .In Nova Scotia, Canada. percent, burglary l.% and. larceny Haven, ia with the WAVES In She left home' 14 years, ago to Hawaii, at Pearl Harbor, where she' 9.8, . • .. • • '• •• -: make her own home in Nova Sco- Murder in New Jersey in the first Jias been since March; Recently tia, She has two eons, one 12 years in^theJIavy publlcatlon_!!TBe_Pprd i\x months of this year dropped 28 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th and-the -other-seven years old. She pir_cent;_jieglljent manslaugliter at 1:00 F. M. sharp « Islander" In the section devoted to was able to bring the youngest one6 WAVES activities, an Interesting 18.8 and autiTthefTM; ~~~;— with her, and this Is.the'first time Total increase for the Middle At- ajticlaLappfiared^abput the Fair ils_grandp_arents in Rumson have « Household'goods and furnishings of the Ross Homestead Haven girl. ... :!TI lantic states—New . Jersey, New seen him! "'•- .,'-"^•~~~ —* J[ork__and_JPennsylvahia—was 7.2 including large collection' of Bric-A-Brac, Chlnaware (Dresden, The publication was si&t to The This is. the first time eUe has Register office by Miss Mlnton's per cent. -T'KmlylVaTita'r^ncrease- • "Tvtdgeircrod7--^ftvlland-LUiipg'fla),_^anJlaues, bronze statuary, ONALL ventured a trip home since she was 10 per cent- and New York's, aunt, Mrs. Anne Ter Meer of Fair went away but she lays it won't approximately 500 volumes beautifully bound books—many com- Haven. The article, under the 6.3. Rape and aggravated assault be so long before ehe .makes the were responsible' for -most of the plete sets. • • dbtbd!t BODY and PAINT WORK written by t>oyne Green,- yoemaa bpj_ Keystone state'B Increase. Rape in- second class, appears below: •• •have- all her family come with her "Efea«ed~bir~47:!r pef "BenHrrrthat GUARANTEED MECHANICAL WORK DONE ON Introducing the Wig-wag special- the next time. I •.:•.'' state and .assault by. 46.2 per cent. ALL^IAKES OF CARS ist, Helen Elizabeth Minton, Y 2/c New York had an Increase in >all The attic in this dwelling contain* a collection of three gen- of Fair Haven, New Jersey, the of-, listed crimes, with the exception of erations, so gas up the old buggy, come and share in the fun Ronald Lee- rape. The drop in that category ficial "Gender-outer and welcomer and surprises that await you. By reason, of the premises having WASHING AND WAXING^RjSPECIALTY " >^ Inner" of ships around and about. Is Baptized was 6.4 pee cent. ' - - , This young lady, with the largest Over-all Increases for specific been eold and giving Immediate possession all items must be PACKARKARD SALSALEES && SERVICE assortment, of nick-names to her Ronald James Lee, son of Mr. crimes in the three states were': called for and -'removed at the conclusion of the sale. credit that We can recite with one and Mrs. Leonard Lee.of Brookdale Negligent manslaughter, 1.2; rape, HARDINGROAD AT BROAD STREET breath; namely "Slugger," .-"Mus/ farm, Lincroft, was baptized Sun- 6.3; robbery, 14.5; aggravated as- cIe«i"v"Jeraey;"'"I*fty,"" and""Sven day, August 26, at St. James church. sault, 17.3; burglary, 5.6 and lar- MILAN ROSS Phone Red Bank 428 ska Flicka," will be remembered The sponsors were Mrs. Helen ceny, 1\8 per cent Murder dropped I 3.3 and auto larceny 1.1 per cent. most to all o( us for her prowess Grimladi of Franklyn> Square, Long E. G, COATS, Auctioneer FRANK WOOLLEY, Clerk Island, ai]d Philip Grosser' of Ozone Park, Long Island. Presidents Jackson, Lincoln and Phone Long Branch 3599 01 A, BURK, Cashier A dinner followed at the home* Johnson were self-educated. of the Lees.' Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Lee and 'daughter Joan of Eltiibeth, Mr. and Mrs. An- gelb Flschettl and son Michael and Mrs. Mary Iovlno and Miss Jane DeSimone.of Brooklyn; Mrs.. Ar- thur Johnson andrJohann&h" Joto son of Lincrofti-AnthonyTflid'John: Grimladi of Franklyn- Square, and Joan, - Robert, Gladys, David and Helen Lee. . Red Cabbage Drugs ^ Cosmetics ^Tobaccos It Is called red 'cabbage but by the time it reaches your table It 51 BROAD ST. Phone R. B. 3940 RED BANK may be pink, purple, b(ue, green, or even .a pink and bliie mixture! Special values lq this advertisement effective until close of business Saturday For although to all appearances this »o-c«IIeil red cabttage Is a hale, hearty^aad^rugged tort 'ot chap,' it Is more sensltlvi than a shrink- ing violet u far as coloring ia concerned. Contact with an ordin- ary kitchen knife, or even with a well-groomed housewife's careful hands may be enough to change its hue. The reason, Monmouth county borne agent, Mrs, Lorna K. White, esplsini is thatthe-alightest-bit of acid will • Intensify the natural color of this remarkable vegetable, while an equally small amount of 1 4.00 METAL LUKCH alkali will turn it blue or green, Baby Needs KIT COMPLETE WITH REMEDIES If the edges turn blue when they are shredded It ia probably because 98c Clinical Thermomcteri PINTTjHERMOS 69c TR. GREEN the person who, ia doing the shred- ding has washed her hands or hex Itf Hard Rubbar Caaa, Guarante«d SOAP Pb 39° knife in hard water or foap and Accurate, Oral or Rectal 169 some alkali has remained on them. 1.00 35c BENEDICT -•„ The metal in the knife may also 2 for FOUNTAIN PEN c affect tlfe color. SOLUTION - lH 59' 1.00 Aiiorted Color*—Plunjer Fillir. e-O«, Bot . . v *** •Don't be too quick to Jump to the -Wrilti ExceJUntly ,' • conclusion that the easiest way to make iur« of -retaining the natural 50c MEAD'S J. & J. Sterile color of. this temperamental cab- PABLUM 50* Gauze Bandage so GENTLE with lingerie 1 so QUICK with dishes 1 bage-is'to use-it raw, Mrs. White 39° J In. ' • * says, The small amount of acid in HereVthe new beauty treatmem fot-fine fabrics! - See how thele sheer flake* of purest soap burst „ the salad dressing served with' It 75c MEAD'S 10c Tr. Iodine- wiirintensify-the-yegetable's-oolor- Your prettiest things—ibeer stockings, filmy lin- . into long-lasting suds almost instantly. No wonder DextriiMaltoserlb. 63° VITAMINS Mercurochrome 1 to a blu'e-red. ' • . ' gerie, flufly sweaters—look lovely, longer when your dishes shine and your glassware glistens when ter to. which vinegar of a small DO YOU EEEtTIRED you wash them in such rich and creamy sudt. ~ tor" to "which" ylnegaf bra small Evenflow Nursers*~\ you use Chiffon Flakes. You'll £et things done in' amount of lemon Juice has been -BYNOOK7 SLBSr . Chiffon makes colors and fabrics wake up and jing! ,oddfd,th» flnlahnii product should 8-ox., complete If you feel tired, lacy, peplesi, EPSOM SALT be red. -But here, again, you may" -It's simply jrnntjtorvedMHK|y_ 16* encounter a surprise. If the water crying for Vitamin • B. Be- J« hai;d . your red cabbage will 50c.RUBBER cause research bos shown 50c J. & J. emerge from Its bath a decided BABY PANTS 29°. that B Is the Mu-dest vitamin Assorted Bandaids ' to.get from recttlar food . blue. • .••- - , Pkf-73 ; , 39" One of the simplest and moat ap- Are you short' of red points? petizing ways of cooking red cab- Zinc Oxide or Then supplement your diet bage, according to Mrs. White, lb Boric AcidOint. . with these high potency vita- J. & J. Adhewva baking it with sliced apples. The ; l-o* tube— mins. Thousand! have rained Plaster Water- 1Ae new pep and energy , .,,' so acid, In .the apples will keep the proof—1/8*5 Yds." *W cabbage -red and the cabbage will 25c Glycerin Infant or Adult can you, nlmply by taking one Varke's HMSH-POTEiJCY V1T- reciprocate by supply enough color Suppositories to.tint the'fruit a delicate pink. -AMIN B COMPLEX (5APSULE 25cCALAMINE butch cooks, who have always BotUe,ofl2 a day ,*••'' • • LOTION, 4 Oisi 14° held rod cabbage In high esteem, Bot. 4 1O • B»t. loarned long ago that the secret of so •••" too 39c MINERAL, preserving Its color lay in cooking RYREX it with some tart food or an acid. Nipsing Bot, S oz. 20^ UPJOHHS^UNICAPS OIL, PT. ; O/\p Certain of these cabbage recipes from old Dutch kitchens'baye few ,.,.-, !„„.*„. ,rl'vala.fsr,h««Jrtlneiis .a^d high GROVES B^COMPLEX 1.00 WOODBURY'S recornSends for ear —NAIL POLISH^ . 290 m«nua: * ' . • All;flu mw ih«d««. Sapphlrta. CompUu with M«uhln F«H froitn flrt, «•« "fctUi ••'•' C""1 ( • 'DUTCH BOO 0A&BA0H- plat* with la,«qurol., Miles 1-A-Day B-Complex Powder. UtnUifc * RoUfi 1 1 he'ad' ted cabbage, medlutri aliod B B 1 small onion * >' £i- 59c% 1.96 ^3.53 'l sour apple - «-^-—- c MILES ONE-A-DAY All for 3 tablaspoiini ,f dt , , • r Tan) - YITAMINS (Plu« 8Tti. Tax9) S tablnttoona- vinegar • • so niro to, your hands 1 1 tablespoons brown auger. 24 look ttjput, hands ind amlle. The wonderful M tip, ground doves •. -•>•..• Vi tip. alliplce VIMMS •,put)ry of Chiffon llakci'leavet them foff, imbolh,' Put/illced onion11n a larga ket- 60c MAR-0-OIL lovelyi« gentle loip, mild at t lotion. A Produol q( Armour and CompMny ,_ tlo with the fnt^brown iltghtly and . ico ?»«429 add a cup of wajtr or atbok, Add1 Cha*, fhredded raw ' 6abb«|e onfl Parke'iI Halibut Oil OipsuJes SHAMPOO . diced apple. .Cover ttnd''oook gently for a) mlnuttjj.' A4d'.th> Vinegar ' ijijnut«,.tnd
u'ot* BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 6,
Recommends State Take Over Harbor 1 CHURCH OF RUMSON Audubon Club 1 Hr/ W'Mrs>"ArthV-H. Rieinan "' ' (Continued From Pagtl)' ' • ' u ,,r> of River LawiC'IaJr Haven, eave "'— : U50NABDO HABBOB COMBOSSIOK • '" i, dinner patty last week tor Mrs. Winnert • \."" ." Leonardo, New Jersey" ." * • * . Rieman's mother; Mrs. Philip Pet- . . '. >• September 1, 1M8 ers of Leonardo, who was observ- /SermAoi Mora than 80 -persons attended ing her birthday. Other guests r / the picnic party/held by the Mid- To th» Township Committee of' • were Mr. and Mn, T. A. Desmond, ' "Chrlftian Faith la « — ^etown-Tflw^tpJunjpj^Auaiipon the Township of Middle town; ' ' t, . J 'Jr., and Joyce and "Tad Desmond MsteriaUstio- Age." — eltiti lust weeyat the home of "Mr. • -7oTir-Harbor-Co«iffl»ta»lon-iierBHlth.!ubmlt_?f report and recom- pf Red Bank; * Carol Joan and and Mrs. HaolHarold PerrPy at River mendation in connection with Leonardo Harbor and plans for 'the Post Philip Rleman, Fair.; Haven; -Mis«- ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTM~i Plaza.. The/event marked, the sec- War Period. * ' ' Virglnja/Petsrs, Leonardo; Mr. and 7. QOTSCHAL&i ond birthday of the club. Proceedings for the establishing and construction were (tatted in Mrs, O. Desmond) Sr., Short 19S7, the Harbor was dedicated in 1938, .and finally completed In 1939, Hills; Mr, and Mrs. G. Nelson, New PARKINO BPACB*- During that time it has demonstrated that-there is a crying: need York city and Mr, and Mrs. X Tal- WILLIAM CALVIN COLBV t '. for a harbor of thli type along: the> Baysbore and -that Leonardo ia nari, Columbus, Ohio. , - - Visitors Cordially Invited; the logical location ifor it. , " ' " , MINISTER 'At the same time it has been clearly shown that to answer*the requirements of the boat-owning public/ there should be- a Harbor with many more times the capacity and the facilities-than our Harbor at present furnish**. The following is a brief resume of the capital expenditures .that, have already gone Into this project, as shown by the ordinances adapt- ed by the. Township making the appropriations available, vis: „ ' . Ordinances authorizing appropriations a* follows; August 12, 1937...,_». : , ~—.S 5,000.00 OUR STORES October S, 1837 . . '—+ 30,000.00 March ,24, MM. ; _: , 10,000.00 April 21, 1939__— ..... , ..., ... ', 10,000.00 WILL BE 1940 '. ' " • •' . •••.., ., ," • ' 5,000.00
Total.. ,...$60,000.00 /f Sotcfo* Qtetmd These ordinances were funded by th* Township in th* following manner, viz: J Assessed against the propertles^in- Leonardo. ,..$25,000.00 Appropriations by the County of Monmouth 20,000.00 CLOSED Raised by the Township of Mlddletown at large Hi$ CttrisfrrWwWJw to mucfi-happFer ~~- ~eItlier~T5jrUond; is^e of taxation 1 wHh-your beautiful new photograph CHARLES CONOVEE .4eo,ooo.oo i ALL DAY This wag expended for tlfe purchase of land, construction of the' Guests enjoyed ..games. Frizes . taken in the famous Jean Sordbv manner Harbor,' Dredging of'Channel and various other necessary >improver were awarded to members showing meats—and of course part of this was expected In connection with Be sure it's taken IARlY...ln time to the moB*Tnte*esiHa~6fab-g^Udties> ttfrrBnth'nE Won<'lw on both fllriwi nf th«,Harbor and the purchase of Frlze winners were Gharlea Con- 8th reach him before the hblldoy leoion . additional land in the rear for future expansion of the Harbor. over, senior'group; Gall Perry, In- In addition to this there was a contract under.grant from the termediate group, and Louella Gar- Public Works Administration for additional jetties at the mouth, the COMPANY rettson, junior "group. approximate cost of which* Was (5,000.00 -of Lwhlch the Federal Govern- ment paid $2,750.00 and the Township of Mlddletown paid $2,250,00 XWAGCOWOF - ASBURY PARK ^akrng. the contribution of the Township at large a-totaUof417,25O.00_ . Then there was the construction of- the concrete wall around the Harbor,' and the ^mprovementvof the parking ground which was done by the W. Pi AT, and .while we dp not have.the figures available for that.-KeuiinSej^tMdJftjjijs^in the nelghborhoo'd' of $50,000.00.---.- ^ JEWISH HOUIMY The first year of 0plri^r^?THe-mrbW"wTts^iBn939rbtit"'titat was not *-fair_test' because some of the construction work was still going on. The first regular operation began in 1940 when the account- lng system was set up by .the Township under a "Trust Accbunt— Leod~ffiB6''thhthllrggft^g^ _ _ The following Is a table of the yearly income and ~dlsbur»effients7
Tear-' . Total Total - Income" Disbursements' Moorings Storage Misc. Bal..-of Cksh on hand BROAD STREET from opfratlons In 1939 707.03 1940 . 2661.31 3189.71 1985.50 449.50 326.31 1941 3289.57 2380.41 2177.50 878.27 343.80 •1942 1518.80 ' 622.16 723.00 636.00 159.80 1943 327.72 417.57 5.00 257,00 65.72 1944 458.37 • 639.33 , 128.00 254.00 76.37 1945 817.42 121.65 420.50 166.00 330.92 r; Tptal ' 9790.22 7970.88 5439.50 -2640.77 100Z92 cL4ss/c owrj GAIL PERRY , 1500.00 JYom, Elmhurst Const. Co. for use of Harbor c htngmt OmUrfiMi mi Other prizes went to Larry Flan- 11,290.23 Total . \iHtd imtitu- if \Q0fc wool nagan, Margaret Ring and Fred- 7,970.83 I'erick Olsen for the best scrap j 'Cash on Hand , . fititt, ctHon-ha^tJ. Tan, brovn, bfvt, iurk green. 7 to 14; books. The senior group .donated ! 3,319.39 Less billforreplacementol piling takpnbut by ice •un;a«sortment _of. games-f or-use-ot; 980.00 ' I^ess bill for replacement ot pjling_take'n out by Ice 17.W club "member] $2,339.39 Free Cash Balance The disbursemflhts were for the costs of- operation, operating storage yard, .water and light, and various improvements and repairs paid out of operation, including the cost of the railway.' . ^ It has always been the .view of not only your Commission, but of the people In the locality,: that during the post war'peridB, the facilities ot the Harbor would hav^ to be. expanded. Very thrSugh investigation and careful estimatesjndicate that to make a proper extension of the facilities would cost from $300,000.00 to $400,000.00. Neither the people of the locality nor the Township at larg» could consider making 'this expenditure. •. . . We understand' thatiihe Slate of New Jersey, through the Board of Commerce and Navigation, Is making investigations as to the feasibility of' establishing one or more State owned and operated Har- bors similar to the one at forked .River. It is the considered opinion and the unanimous recomthendatioiroryeurHarbor-Commissfon-that- the Toivnship'consider the matter of offering to the Board of Com- meice and Navigation of the State of New Jersey to turn over to the State, the Leonardo Harbor with a request that they make an invest- igation and survey of..the Harbor-and .its possibilities and a further request that .they enlarge the same and extend its facilities, and operate the same as a State Project. . We think .the "advantages of this are obvious: Leonardo would then get a Harbor many times the size of the- present one and eeaur* ithe^operntioiLMtJhe;_^aine_^yjTion_cxnert along that line, who will de- ••• vote their entire time ^otne|rojecl. Th8^usefs"of the" Harbonrtll LOUEiiA GARRETTSON pay a rental the same as they, do how, and it must be borne in mind that whoever collects the rental,.that rent must reflect the annual cost Activities for the next two of operation, or otherwise taxpayer* would have to make it up in Fellow^—we hate to call it Xo your months will Include a program of taxes upon their property.. nature study. Birds and their . Your Commission jtere ablilthU yeti to Interest the State Board attention—but we trust you have had types will be studied by the senior ot Commerce and Navigation to redrodge the Channel Into the Hartior group; variety of,trees,|lntermed at a cost which we understand was approximately $9,000.00. late group; and animals, junior The alternative to the'above is, that th« Harbor Is now seven years a fine vacation and are now ready to group. old—the item of repairs and replacements will «oon be heavy. This is without any thought as to cost of future expansion. It must b« absorb some more "reading ritin' and remembered that dredging of the Channel alone into th* Harbor has Belford Soldier cost: 1939—Trimont Dredging Company, $10,000.00; Additional work in 1940 at a cost of $5,000.00, and the work this year ia 1945 at th* eost Clothw as btttc, t necttwry, « r«t*n'; wrtthi', and 'rithmetic" so tell Dad and Mother Meet* Qrville Wright of $9,O0Q,O0, ' • • . •-. / n ' _ - The construction of boats during the War period has keen stag- 'rifhmttM! So trmrt, 1%'H Mind «rt to <*ny on 8Ome School When memories, of the war .are gering. Many of these are comparetively small boat* -The •uhivereal brought up in the days ti> come, opinion aeeiiis to be that during the next ten years the use of pleasure "one pnHe~fon4eat~to-llnger in'the craft wlll-lhore«u^many-fold._Ihoujands ofjur yuung nisai>*Ye_been •lattraem. fc rifh», M dvreMt, tfity'H pau ivcry tttt Clothes and get back on the job. mind.of PEC Russell Walling of .in the Navy and their interest In the water will continue. Unless" Belford will be. the time • that he Middlotown Township is alert, aiid "meSlsthe^competlHoW with other met Or.vllle Wright, one of the fam- localities in.this connection, our,Township will suffer, and especially : That's where we are ready to help in ous ^Wright Brothers; at his lab- the Leonardo section. ' " . J»ys in lynny itf*#rtor ... wear,them . oratory at Daytbhi'Ohio. ' —-Of oours*, the bathinr beaches will be retained, arid are being ex- Walling, who la stationed at the tended to the east by, the acquisition of the property of the Leonardo that part of yoiir education, so come in, field named after the Wright Bro- Lighthouse Corporation which will'add several hundred more feet to thers, is homo" on- on emergency the publicly owned shore, front, If the Sfate can be Induced to takt or bring your parents along, and get furlough. ' over the Harbor, it will enable the Township to concentrate that much "It was one of tire greatest mom- more upon the proper' development of our bathing beaches. ents of hiv life," he said. "Mr. Your Commission recommends that the Township take immediate fitted out for the next step in 'learning.' Wright tc'l me about the early steps to ask the State Board of Commerce and Navigation to mak» « days of. flying and how fie nnd his surVey and investigation and that they take over the Leonardo HaTbor brother Wl)bur niade the first-flight as a StaU project and enlarge and extend the «ame. ';.' All. - WOQL SWEATER?-, at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina." During his off moments from hi! .' . . * Respectfully, ' . ; •; - Suits...l8>op to p duties Wn|ling- vlalud Kill I?evil • James H.'McPhes"""" fitmt-in^ mtm, 100% hill, where Orville Wrlgljt made his • . •'•• ' • Fred:W. Meyer -•• . Fdftit gretri, ,nui brown, .yj, , fliit flight December.n, 1903, which' .••-'.•••••• Walter J, Bills maize, or aqua.•Sizti\0 h 16., la'Jted for 89 minutes, A monument ' "-"'•", Waltw Schoellne; . . - 5.W «nd «.IO ! now stands on the hill, limiting1 (he, •"•'•.' ' Charles J." Hesse,'Jr. Sport Coats...12*95 spot whBre flying history wagf first . .' Philip- Leonard , J , 'niofle"..-' ' . . . " ' ; '.. Victor ?!, Oroeslnyer ' . Thp, Belford soldier wears, tn« ••,.•••.•.- Leonardo Harbor Cpmmlsslbn PLEATED WOOL SKIRTS, ribbona, for''good 'conduct,' and the with pleats',all' around( Clank $lacks..S>oo % 7.95 Slia>pahocitor'B m'ndnl, 'Upanexplr- Shrewdy careful .buyers, read Jhe plaids, ichool-daps' thtcks, wild ,, 'tiltiii, S{iit:Tlo*\A:'hChBtitft - to (lie-Ohio air Held, frhare ho ex- And all the other '"fixings"- such as: P>cti.t9 be dlscliarse^ shoi'lly, C who wauta to sell and the buyer ^ toTjuy? Sport Shirti, Hose, Sweaters' # * BECOMING BLOUSES— ANNOUNCING THE, OPENING ^ iratnting ilyle in ielnlj) thctkt. AIM: ttHored white mi . FRANK P^ICUHL & SpN ":- Esso Service Station -,
AlRED;.> '&^^&$0$P& i I "*••''*#"-'*-<££sr£^.'t>'':r. .-• ^•'•.yi;.-.;> ' f-: -^£s^wi?.^t;'5;*'?,-^i VOLUME NO/ 11. BANK, &•J^TIIURgDftfr,- •*&wm$z John Applegate -' / Is Advanced To Gets First Legion 20 Month* Oversedi, Leaving :: On The Missouri ••'is.- •<;•.••>,(::;•:. "?»'. '.-..,.V''-/?T'-"'-'•••'.••* Caiit John • P. flstiil,: Jr., who Jersey (tiniml Full Ueutennant served 20 months oversees wlm the jimday For Dix John H. Applegate, aeamanSeo- The mayor.and council Tu&ay- Membership Card 3T«h Engineers,', Is spending a Z2- ond eUu Of Falrtleld- Garden*, 1» night 'passed i»a Its first rfadujg day leave with his parents, Mr. and playing a role in a momentous George C. an qsdlnance vacating a- section of Mrs. John P. Gaul of-'Bhrewsbury Up Appliance Sates fcek In Field For event of Aawiesw-Mstory., Serv- :er Throckmorton avenue,- south of In Legion Post %. avenue. He arrived last Thursday McLaren 'street, which was never ing on this mighty battleship, the In Tokyo Action at Kewport N«wsr and on comple- Red Bank UniU Missouri/he wa« present wh,en the cut through. The ordinance, which Lieut. Susan Robertson tion of JJ» le'aveywlH "report to Japanese envoys eama aboard to George C. Shoemaker, who ha* will come up for public..hearing' Oamp Clalborhe, Louisiana. B. A. Seiple Form* TKe "Jersey t Bank's two unit* of tne New sign the dual surrender document. been with Admiral Bailey's Third September 17, Is being passed to Greeted At Sea Bright -Oapt Gaul was in England, SUU Guard—Troop C, sec- Central of the .Army Dquglas Mao- correct title defects. •" •'••.•' France, Belgium, Holland and Ger- Fleet In the Tokyo area as pilot of ; . Central Appliance Company" eadquartera trjoop—will leave Arthur, Supreme Allied Command- a dive bomber, has been recently The monthly report of Recorder Meeting Monday Night many. '•:•'• I HeaMquarters troop—will leave er; Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nlm- John V. Crowell showed 45'persons armory ben Sunday'-for a advanced to'a full lieutenant, ac- had been-arralgned. ', \)Zt comin&nder-iii-chisf of the Pa- cording to word' received by his Lieut, Susan M. Robertson of the ; Announcement was made: today': It's tour of duty at Fort Dix. cities fleet, who signed .the docu- Mr*. Amy Bhlna, borough clerk, /. 8, -Army. Jfurss Corps, who Mr ot.the' formation pftjie Jersey Cen- »r». and men will participate parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. was authorized to advertise forbids ment for the; Unites .State*; and ntly; returned from England on Shrewsbury Boro tral Appliance, company, with B. A. i.-th» firing 6l machine goat, stub- other famous American .military Shoemaker of Sycamore avenue, for an air compressor for the Shrewsbury. leave whfca she Is'spending with Seiple of Interlaken preaident and "iln« (tun* and rifles and will and naval chiefs were present. street department "to:. replace ths , ir parents, Mr., and Mrs. Harry 'treasurer, C. R.'Butcher .of Fitf te general field work and present one/ which Councilman f Civilian Defense ; The 45,000-ton Mlisourl, named Roberaton of East Ocean avenue, IJaveh," vice 'president;' and B. Stajl* ••• ' • ; • " • • * nalssance problem?. for the home stats - of President Harold 8. Allen reported has be- Sea Bright, was presented with the' ley Marks of Little Silver, secretary Truman, Is, one of the most power- come obsolete.- '•' > ••'•' • first woman's membership, card In of the new company.* '•. ^ ;3; ful warships ever built. It Is now Sea .Bright post .816, America^ Council Thanked / The company will selLa^omplstt; the flagship of Admiral William F. on, at a meeting Monday night line; of electric and gas appliances: I Haleey, commander /of the ' Third Ships Arrive §ie Coast Guard auxiliary'build- Mayor Conveys State for homea,, commercial 'es/tabliallf, leet. '••.„ ;-'. ing. Lieut. Robertson Is leaving In menis. and industrial concerns, in*, a few-days for Camp Saibert, Ala- Director'* Message eluding ra'dtos and' air^eonditloninf^ FromEurope bama. "tHrbugh'out MonnjoutfT and Ocean ."•r$ Harvest Show At , A $100 war bond was disposed of Of Appreciation counties. A complete aervlcB de- WithMoreJVfen on the.co-operative plan-end'wen.t partment IJS Included in the plans to Audrey McMahon of Horford The appreciation ot the state ci- of the'new company. ' '-."..'' The headquarters of tha company.. „, avenue. Leonardo. First Vice 0 vilian.defense director and staff for v mander G. E.'Crandall and' LleUt. The "spiehdid Vftlunteer, wor "' - at 701 Main street.iAsbury•'•*$_ - Little Silver Church Robertson' officiated. A second co-operation of the local defense Aqxtng Those prize, an automatic toaster, tray counsel was expressed In a letter to r — and electric coffee.'-makcr waj won Mayor. -Alfred N., Beadleston of dttional sales offices and 'shower!; Benefit Saturday rooms will be opened at Red Bank, Reluming Home by O. Hol'deref of 1212 Curtis Tave- Shrewsbury, f •••'•• nue, Belmar, and the third prize, Point Pleasant and Freehold 1S.S "Jules Dlstel, .chairman; of the Tbe mayor, who was thanked per- mediately. .; '. ' '•• .••••'.::. .<'i::ffi Victory Garden committee' of .Lit- County men. landed in-New Tork a G. E. electric iron, went to Rea- sonally for his fineleadershlp-in' mer Keller of 293 Ocean boulevard, Articles o!f Incorporation .were tle Silver Community dub, assisted aboard the 8. S. Queen Elizabeth .William. A. Wachenfeld'8 letter, teeTwltfi-th«rSecretary ;of -fltett J?y Salem Davis, William Hoffmann, ;ere Sgt LaRue. C. Flegal, R. F. Atlantic Highlands. took the opportunity, at a borough , fibe first consolation prize of |6 Friday,'. August.; 31, • showififf. thf Norman Poole -and HoHon Garri- >. 2,,.R<>bblnB road, Neptune; PFC. council session Tuesday night, to company as having a paid in eapl- son, have completed arrangements Alvin A, Clark, Jr.,TMS2'Arf"strieT •waa-won-by.' Grace. Ryan of Sea convey.the state director's message Bright;'the second, of $3 wenfto'i tal of $100,000. E. SUnley Marks for the; harvest show to be held Long. Branch; PFC. Thomas Amad- of gratitude and "commendation' to of Little Silver, secretary of th« Saturday afternoon .and evening In ruto, 1511 Bangs avenue, Asbbry PFC Andrew Larsen of Sea Bright; Councilman Harry J. Brady and all Reports Sales ( jyr conjunction with the country fair LIEUT. GEORGE SHOEMAKER Perk; Capt. Stanley J. Parker, third prize of J2 to Mrs. Olafence other.local defense council direc- general counsel. Boker of. Sea^Brlght and the booby of Embury Methodist church. Little Lieut. Shoemaker joined the Rumson road, Little Silver; Tech. tors, officers and members. Silver. ••: '-—•-—!.. prize of. $2 was awarded to Mrs. Six Properties Navyat Floyd Bennett field.Feb^ Sgt. Charles L. Latshaw, 18 Main AM B J Unanimous approval by the ; street> "MatawahTTFCr George mayor and council'was given * let- W:'. MAJ. CARLOSD. KELLY Ttie exhibition will be open to the ruary 2, 1942. He Is a graduate of public Saturday from 3 to 10 p. m. Red Bank high school and wag the Bailey, Jr., 1808 South M street, Ter from Mayor KuTs~MrHSgTie~oi ^Tliree-Placei-Soid- |;MaJ. Carlos D, Kelly of Rumson Judging will start at 4 p: m. by- tennis champion In his school days.' Belmar; PFC. J&elc H. Pear, 145 Rumson, praising the "outstanding •Is squadron commander. Commis- Frank Bdington, .David McFar- After training In various Nav^I Broadway, Long Branch; Tech. Sgt, Albert Fazzone service performed by,Frederick J. land and Harry Colls. The sched- "Joseph W. "Biggins, 187 Bay ave Burghard • of Fair Haven, . who At Fair Haven faioned officers of Troop C are Capt. air 'schools, he was commissioned nue. Highlands, T/4 Frank MoreUi, ^Herman Israel, in command and ule of. exhibits includes the follow- and sent to the South Pacific. He served as chairman of the rationing ing classes: collection of vegetables, Jr., 229 Jane street, Long Branch; Out Of The Army board which serves Rumson, Little The Constance 'Smith agency of MHeuts.JRc*«rt Reed and Anthony. | 12 distinct species for effect; collec- participated In carrier strikes Tech, Sgt. Harry C, V?yokoff, 164 Fair Haven reports the following Flasconarp, while the officers of j against Kwajatefn and Truk and Silver and' four other municipali- tion of vegetables; six distinct spe- Broad street, Matawan, and First ties, and requesting, that all six sales: . «£eadquart«ri troop are Capt. Er- cies; six tomatoes, one pumpkin, six flew Sin "the--occupation of the Gil- Lieut. Frank J. Dutolt, ISO* Park Radio-Gunner Has municipalities join together In the Mrs. Minnie Hendrlckeon's prop- "est Stiffens, commander, and potatoes, one squash, six. onions, bert and Marshall Islands, avenue, Asbury Park. presentation of an appropriately en- erty at 128 Fair Haven road, Fair -Lleuts. Edgar B. Blake and Ken- six sweet corn, three cucumbers, The younug pilot returned to the DFC And Air Medal grossed certificate to Mr. Burghard. Haven, has been sold to 'Mr. and neth Reed. Dr. Vincent J. Fazio j States In March of last year after The a S. Georgs U. Bibb and 8. two egg plants, six beets, six car- S. George MeClellan docked Sunday Mrs. Leslie "Gale of Red Bank, who Is troop surgeon with the rank, of j rots,' string beans, 20 pods; lima serving two and one-half years In Tech. Sgt Albert Fazzone of Long have* taken occupancy. The house' "captain. • • . . the South Pacific. He left last with two Red Bank GI's, T/5Roeco beans, 20 pods; six peppers, green; S, Nescl, 100 Leonard street and Branch, son of Antonio Fazzone of consists of six rooms and aunporch, •y.: •. HI ~ —^^— January for his' second tour of Auchincloss Bill To two heads cabbage, green; two Staff Sgt. Robert M. Eaposlto, 45 Herbert street, Bed Bank, has been and is located on a large plot. beads cabbage,,red; six. rutabagas, duty with a .currier-based dive Riverside avenue. On the former, discharged from the service at Jef- A semi-bungalow at 148 Fair Ha- Safe Stolen From one muskmelon, sweepstakes prize.. plenty of action and some narrow in addition to PFC. Howard S. Neu- ferson Barracks, Missouri, under Put VA In Zones ven road, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cash prizes have been donated by escapes. He expects to be home Utt, 24 West- Sylvania, avenue, Nep- the redeployment system with 'a Leon Lamberson, has been sold to Mutual Grocery Lovett's Nursery, Wright, stores, some time later this fall. tune City,. and^PFC. Lester F. total of 92 points. The sergeant Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton .of Lawes Coal company, Prown'a Na- Smith, 11 Osborne street, Keyport, ,was stationed at Scott Field, Illi- Would Establish Red Bank. Tha house has five nois, parent radio school of the rooms and "all Improvements, and tional-storer-Fred-D. Wlkoff com- while Maj. Carl C. Janowsky, Maw Nine Divisions * $360 ( pany. Morris Becker, Sherman This Week's List sink, and PFC. Salv&tore-A^ea* AAEJErsJnjng. Command, before re- a one-car gatage Is also on the shops, James L. Tgtog. ^ sone, IS Valley drive, Atlantic High- porting to Jefferson""BSffacks"for -property.^_MrJ...and_ Mrs. Clayton And Manager's Cash [ lands, were iboardthe-latter.—•-' separation from the service. R«p. James C., Auchincloss of are'occupying the house. Other fair attractions will include Of Dischargees RuHnos^mJtmber of the House Vet- booths for food, fancy, goods and He entered the'service In .May, - Mjlr Ethel Pempeck has pur- =_.-.;.™.u,,. O. R. jfUTCHEB_ Monday the 3. S. John BLalr 1942, and Went overseas to the Eur- erans' I>gliia«en-cammlttee, today A safe welshing -about 380' .novelties, frankfurters, Ice cream, docked with Cpl Frederick-GUUtt*, cUased a bungalow at 733 River pound* and containing $306 in cash • 1 opean theater of operations In May, Introduced a bill lnHSongBsss to •roaa, Fair Haven, from , Mr. 'and Messrs. Seiple and ButcKer brine sports, game flsj) pond,, "white Ble-' •'.*' Veterans Releued - York avenue, Port Monmouth. ' "decentraUze" the. Veterans' Ad- was carried away from th'e Mutual • phaht"* Bale, and ' photographic 1944, Sgt. Fazzone Berved as a ra- Mrs. Lamberson. The dwelling has to the appliance dealer field s wldS Grocery^ ccm£eny store on.Broad —From Army At Dix •• On board the Santa Maria, which I dioman-gunner on a B-17 Flyingr ministration. five rooms and' modern improve- experience in every phase* of ths arrived at Boston Saturday were I Fortress .In that theater until re- Under the Auehincloss bill the use of gas and electricity in homes, •treet, near the postofflce, early' T/S La Vergne A. Ganun, 108 ments; Also on the lot are a two- Tuesday morning. The robbery i ' Staff Sgt, Russell C Stroupe, 421 turning to this country In Novem- administrator of Veterans Adminis- room cottage i and garage. Mrs. stores and industries. Mr. Selple Mount! Tabor way,' Ocean Grove; 'ber, 1941 _ ' -. ' •'.- . tration Gen. Omar Bradley would has been vice president la charge of •was discovered by employees when , P£C^Je»»e Cook ' Spring street; Tech. Fifttt-Grade Capt, Donald Pine, 502 New York Pempeck expects to take occupancy ,tbey arrived to open the store for Petet ArGlrillo, 242 Bridge-ajenue, He_flew si total of. 35 combat mis- be directed to zone the VA into October 1. sales for the Jersey Central Power boulevard, SesrGlrtr-FirsMJeut; sions over^Gefaian-tfeeupled- terrl* nine administrative .divisions qn.the 4 Light company sines 1928. and bmlnew. . " ». . • • Home From" Pacific and • CSpl, Robert Miller, Newman Frank H. Dell,. 304 16th avenue, -A flverfoom house.at: 13":MannIng... According to police. Officer Wil- Springs .road, were among' the tory for which he was awarded-the same geographlaal basis as the ex- street, River!Plaza, has been sold Mr, Butcher hia been electric sales PFC Jease Cook, son of Patrol- Belmar; T/S John S. Kologl, 222 Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air isting Army service commands and manager for the company slnct Item Brooks, making his usual veterans honorable discharged at Joline avenue, Long Branch; PFC. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cave of man and, Mrs. Benjamin Cook, Sr. jJFort Dix this week. ' Medal with- four Oak Leaf clusters to appoint ten deputies. One deputy Rutherford. The former owners, 1929. :: orBraBcrraveaiuej— arrived—home i Aloysius J. Poland, 1127% Oorlles andLJfouij3atHe_particlpation start would direct veterans' affairs In 'Mr. Butcher has had a vast «x- •tore open, He Investigated and I OtbeV Monmouth-county men-to avenue, Neptune r"PFC.~Paul™jr Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tayjor, have Monday from the"- South Pacific be released from duty are: to the European theater ribbon; each zbne^iridTne~tentBrw6T»ld^be dtVl'iIt perlence-and_a_ip.ecl8UMdJwoj!rfc__ found nothing apparently disturbed ' theater of war, where he has been Strohmenger, 1719 Beverly avenue, and'reported to police headquarters., PFC. Jerome A. Finn, t& Throck- Before, entering the service Sgt. an administrative assistant to Gen. A flve-joom house at .Highlands edge of refrigeration and air' con* the past' 29 months. He arrived Spring Lake, and T/4 Sidney" T- Bradley and deputy administrator dltloning; which will he a valuable Edward Flower, Herbertevllle road, morton avenue, Eatontqwn; PFC. Ball, 53 Garfleld avenue, Atlantic Fazzone^attended Red Bank high has been-sold to an" Investor by Mr, in San Francisco oh the Grundy, school and. Long Branch Junior' col- for the District of Columbia. and Mrs.'deorge Domlch, who now asset to the new company. Both Point Pleasant, Manager of the ;August 20, and fqr a time, was at Matthew L. Appell,^! Wayne Highlands. •tore was notified, but there was I street, Highlands; Cpl. Robert P. lege. Later he worked as a book- Each administrator would direct reside at Riverside Heights. local "officers of the newly formed a Naval hospital at San Diego, re- Second Lieut, Irene M. Connell, keeper and salesman for the Gala- company are widely known in util- BO need for him to come to Bed :cuperating from an attack of ma- Vandersllce, Atlantic avenue,- Brad- all VA activities in the respective Mr., and Mrs.)Murray Flshman ik since police tiad locked the ; ley Beach; T/4 Harry Lubltz,_209. ANC, Sunnyerest drive. Little Sil- tro Wholesale Produce company of zones, such as,veterans' hospitals' have sold their-property .at 7 Allen ity arid appliance national sales) laria. ' ver, arrived on the Amy hospital IT. ' " ' ' Broadway, Long Branch;' Sgt. Red Bank. i And. dthsOlBliraf Rights and.held place, Red Bank, to Mr, 'and Mrs',circles s>nd are prominent in both Mr. FlowefTald-that JlOBofthe Thomas-Jr—Domlnick-and-EEX;. ship Huddleaton at Staten Island responsible to the administrator. Gutaeppe CariellaxfJRfiiUarLkJIM Monmouth and Ocean county elvlo • activities^ Mrr Selpler;srdlree( or of- cash wag company funds and the Stanley Jt Robinson, Belmar; Staff The administrator-could discharge, house has six rooms, modern Im- remainder of the money represent- Sgt John M. Wells, '339 Cookman Arriving on the Cristobal at Bos- ToXIose Ruimdir or rotate the deputies, each of provemeHH~an4 oirheat. the—Aabury-ParkJy f atlonaL-Bank_ ed gifts which had been made to avenue, Asbury Park'. ton Friday were Staff Sgt George •whom would be paid .*9.000 a year. and TrusTt t company, Is chairman of his new baby. He had placed It C. W.. Wernham, Route 1, Red Commenting on the bill, Congress' the Monmouth County chapter of Tech. Sgt. John A. Canaverl, Bank; PIPC. Howard Leavy, Dewey there for, safe keeping. ' • Pembertbn , avenue, .Oceanport; Bridge 3 Days J man Auchincloss' said it is "de- Fort Monmouth Is the American Red Cross, a member Police said the thieves must have street. Long Branch,, and PFC. signed to break down the bottle- of the board of governors of ths TechT Sgt. James W. Hussey, 136 Charles Qulni>7 Jr.; Sunset avenue, numbered at least three since It Atlantic avenue, Long Branch; Pvt To Repaint neck In veterans' affairs In Wash- Monmouth Memorial hospital, and would take that ipany men to carry Wanamassa, and T/S Jack Ross, ington." a-member-ot ths^board^ofJirectom Frank S. Manafredi, Asbury Park; 17 Osborn street, Keyport. Separation Center the heavy safe from the store to | Cpl.* Edward 'S.i Palmer, Belmar; Draw Next Week and a past president of the Shore • truck.' Police have established . Tech. Sgt. Patrick B. Stanley, 13 The General Hodges arrived at $1,000,000 Job Community chest. . He. is on the the time of the robbery as some KHolly street, Rumson; T/S Sarry Boston with. the following county Building Burned executive"' committee of> the Mon- time between 3:20 o'clock and day- E. Wilson, 27 Henry street, Free- men aboard: Pvt Robert A. Suozio, The Board 6t Freeholders yester- mouth County Veterans' servlcs light. • • hold. 426 Indiana avenue, Long Branch; day authorized its clerk, Edward To Tuller Firm ' committee and Is active,, In many PFC. Ernest H. Nleklaus, 99% Long •Broege, to advertise for bids for On Bodman Estate other organizations. . Tech. Sgt. Anthony J. Tomalno, Branch avenue,.Long Branch; PFC. the. reconstruction of five small Weatbourne avenue, Long Branch; The Corps of Engineers haa re- Aa chairman of many governing John Ryan Partner In John R, Dalphis, 700 Fourth' ave- timber bridgej in the county. leased a $1,000,000 contract to the and policy making groups in both Sgt. Cornelious Addison, Freehold; nue, Asbury Park; T/4 Walter P. The spans, according to Joseph Barn-Garage T/5 Frank C. Dabroskl, Matawaa; Tuller Construction company of the American Gas association and Newark Bond Firm Kldd, Jr., 78 Broad street, Red C. Irwln, bridge director, are A-S4 Red Bank to rehabilitate, barracks the Edison Electric Institute, Mr. T/5 Robert F. Johnson, .Main Bank; Pvt. Robert A. SuozM, 426 in Atlantic township on the road Is Destroyed , JjW dstreet, Jtreet, Avon;^ T/33 Albert L. Mat and administrative buildings for Seiple has.had.an unusual oppor- Indiana—avenue,. Long Branch;]1 fom Vande'rburg to Holrndel,Jir32 thejnew separation center at Fort tunity to observe the experience of Red Bank, formerly'of Atlantic tlngly, fBH^venuerAsBurrParkr • rA' two4tory, frame-eombi'natlcn. 1 PFC. Luis P. Faclnelll, 38 George In HSimdeT~townsHip"T5n tHeTSSfne" Monmouth to speedTJipAHny a IF appliance dealers and. utilities ffom- Highlands, and Meyer C. Ellen- T/5 Ora Ralston, Villa place, Eat- I street, River Plaza, and' T/5 Leid- road, 11N-S8 In Manalapan town- barn and garage on the George M, stein, commissioner of the city of ontown; T/6 Mollie C. Rose, Patten charge* in tha Ne>v>York, Ne#'Jer- cosst to coast.' He',Is a member of ner, 8d, Chingarora avenue, Key-, ship near Englishtown, R-26 in Bodman estate on Naveslnk River sey and Delaware areas. Plans for the managing committee and a past Newark, have become general part- avenue, Long Branch; PFC. Alfred port. Rarltan township at MorreU Cor- road in Mlfldletown township was ners of the flrrn of J, B, Hanauer PEX3 JEiSSB COOK' H, Compton, Broadway, Keyport"; the realisation of buildings'will chairman of the American Gas as- ner, and V'-M in Upper Freehold destroyed by fire last night. .Sev- make It possijble to have quarters sociation's residential section! * Co. of Newark. For the last six PFC. Noel Duncan, Neptune; Sgt. PFC; Rufus C. Finch of Rumson eral bicycles and a number of: road, Rumson, arrived at New York township'near New Sharon. ready for partiaj occupancy by Oc- chairman of the American Gas as- years Mr. Ryan has been manager I PFC Cook holds three President- Bazil B, Duncan, Freehold; PFC. f. The Atlantlp,_bridge..,is 35..feet pieces of furniture , were also of the firm's municipal bond trad- ial citations and two battle stars'; John B. Harris, Neptune; Cpl. Ed-Monday on the Marine Raven, tober 15,'and full occupancy , two sociation's sales policies' sub-com- along with PFC. Stanley H. PulasW long, Holmdel, 18; IJanalapan, IB; burned; ' [~ wejeks later, according to Col, Ed- mit Cee of the post-war ' planning ring department. At the end ot his 30-day leave, he ward ' P. Harrington, Avenel; T/B Rarltan, 14, and Upper Freehold, will be stationed at Lakehumf Mr. Edward T. Lee, Freehold; Cpl. I of Englishtown and PFC. Augustus "Naveslnk" fire company/ with gar W. "Garblsh, dlstrlijt englneer.'i committee,, and a director.Of the 30,. Bids will be received at the John ' Cooper, the foreman, In Gas association. ' WINS 1100 WAB BOND and Mrs. Cook have another son, Francis A, Norkus, Freehold; Staff G. Buries of Farmlngdale. With facilities fqr. separating New. Jersey still In the Pacific, Pvt..Benjamin September 19 meeting. charge was called out about T 1,000 men daily, the new center will Equally pponilnent In the ''electrical Sgt. Martin C. Patrick, Barker The James Parker docked at New , i'_a_^jt*' *#„ n-i~i- i- ..!*.. -1.-1- A {100 war bond wigs awarded Cook, Jr., Who Is with the Marines avenue, Eatontown. • ' Tork Monday wlthypvt. ,Robert, J. .Irwin also Tjepprted^ttiat theNave- o'clock 'and found the building a relieve pressure on the Fort Six lple. is. vice chair- Jut night by Middle town, townshio slnk.River bridge' betw,eei> Rumson mass Of flames, They, fought, the center, which now.handles all dis- man of Tha"Better Light Better on, Guam, « . ' T/4 . Carmine Foggia, Wardell Boylan of Llncroft, T/B* John K - fire company No. 1 at HeoddenSs Parrott, 20 East Front street, Key- elfid Locust in Middletown township blaze three hours and laid 1,200 charges in the three-state area. It SlgHt bureau, a member of the Ed* „_Corner to Mrs. Fred' Hogan of place, Long Branch; PFC. Lonnle will be closed from 8 a. m. to 5 p. feet of hose, to get water. The or- Is likely that veterans from this lson Instlfot'e's sales training com*' CARIJ PABTY WEONE8D AT Covlngton, 140 Ridge avenue; Aa. port, and PFC. George A. Hayes, Riverside Height*, Jawea McCaN Vernon. street, Long Branch/ on m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednee- igin of the Are Is not known,., : state and Delaware will be dis- wittee and of the executive com-: The annual summer card, party bury Park; T/4 Ralph T. Bacon, ron of River Plata, won |2B and board. • ,. ..' ' ..'• '•'" •' dfty'lif hext week while-the under^ charged from Fort Monmputh, with mittee of the -Essex Electrical lea- Samuel Swarti won an electric ot the United WomeB's Republican West* Columbus place,. Long part of ths draw Is being repainted. Fort Dlx'cohtlnu'lng to handle New gue. He is also serving In the'.Irjv clubs of Monmouth. Colinty will be .Branch; Lieut"fiorothy Coveney, Pvt Kenneth J. Palsy of Free- To Disarm Liberty •llron, , ' hold is scheduled to arrive on the Bills amounting to $209,122.54 Ljfork state, , • ' ,•, > dustrlal Development committee Of " Following the awards, which held Wednesday afternoon of next fsoutn. Belma-r; MeJ, Heraiah E, were approved. Of. this, amount the New Jersey Chamber of Com* week at the'home of Mrs. George 'Smith, 65 East Rtverfcroad,''Rum- Henry Conner which dooks today Ships At Leonardo .With speed the keynote, a gen- wars made at the fire house, mo- s,t,.New Yo*k,", •:• ''. , (32,984.55 .was for salaries and eral reshuffling of building* has al- meres and Is chairman of the Mem* tion pictures were shown and re- M. Bodnun on Naveslnk River road son ;PFC; Cecil I* Bfftdsbaw, 704 wages, f88,080.18, for current ex-^ bMklp committee' of the. Asbury , in Mlddletbwn township. Prizes, Eighth avenue, Asbury Park. Gn-board the Sea Scamp, which' Capt. .Gilbert C, Hoover, com- ready begun this week at FortMon-' freshments we're served, A. »um- arrived yesterd«y7"at ^Iifew York, penies and $87,187,84 In the special manding officer, of the Naval am- mouth and' Camps' Wood and Edi- P'arlP'Chamber of Commerce. the will' be awarded And refreshments'' Cpl. BVank,W. Baoh, Neptune;, account, . •">""" •:- Mr. Butcher has .1'iKswlse been ; dfc' were Sgt. Laroy Townsend, Oak- munition depot at Earle, announc- son. No moves will be mads at the OplrLawrenoeS,Hw?l, PhelfMave- ed yesterday that the W0,000,000 In Barton training, area, Misery, Al- pronfilnent in civic activities, being Bnch: TBon, Sgfc Bal- wood avenuei long Branch; PBJC, JBS.twb.^-Mt^.-iiinBign, ' Conover STOLEN OAR J-OUND stallatlon,. largest lthJjt ^Ip^o^andPreehold Very active.in, Red Cross and Com* street, munlty'chest"campaigns, ' *"' from In front, of the horn* of Jun- ym lous Cojt.^Drummqnd avenue, Nap* —Disarming, 8,000 Liberty ships jiist arrived, lerge 'shipment of Asbury Park Chamber, of,.Coto* Havinn .sold my Jipme.'wllt dls- Wednesday,' September 12, at the' son, TaylpV. avenvie, The, James G. Blalne arrived Sun- turo, the owner, was recovered by will • Keep th*i "depot" busier-, than' klilblldWAlMairl';"""' " >IWt'*>.''Mt":,'".:-').'.(VJ-' th'iA(ft-Vf nose of entire, household Rood*, and barn on Club lane, Games will be burg,, and Staff Sgt, Arthur Hotal- day at >Iew York with Cpl,'Fred-' Keypprt police \ 'short, time after aver, for the next few months, Capt. stock'' tfi.S87-sUer to nTriiSTIS^f Assoolated with the new coinp_^ furnishings at U07 First avenue, Ihg, Tenth avenue, Belmar, ' on Highway 35, near Ji&uer's'flsh- Hoover eald, a,nd 2,200 civilian em- Upvta. 3Iflnch, We make• and re- wlll'be many of th« salesmeniorwh" Wb EK Tuesday, Stb played and refreshments,served. An •; • •, - f | I,,- ; »' • • crick Gillette, York avenua, Port. pair any kind ot Venetian.bUnds. Monmouth, and Oapt, John W, Ty- ory,**her» It hud been abandoned., ployees, 3,000 Naval officers and. an-. erly employed' by the Jersey'Cin*? invitation has been extended to all . No Reflnanolnj Chargei,' '; Capt, George M,. Maaon found the Phono '2680, National- S A .10. llstfd men-and 513 •; Marines on rown'*.—Advertisement. • . trat Power 4 Light company, »eiWw^;^^Cto»*!!^«': •'Convott ypur straight -mortBalr uty -y111 remain'on regular sched- 'among them being G. Gerard Bar*- to a. monthly, amortised" plan which lirpiiy It;'off In 'a oeflnltt.iline, fi nott, Jr,,, of Point Pleasant, fornaer, An estimate,! $76,000,000 worth of *ttii.»sapeiiv4sa«.)^Cin^teoWF'" ,,,. DuPo^t, Window, Shades to expense to .you and Interest at ~*~.Yr*..m and VWcanltlng . CWttair tpiaer. • Holisehold goods and. furnlsi r fright In. stook. Cost a Wt more, brft CH$, Com« in and,let us explain 44-bolir service; latest • method* Stoves need attention, Btove pipe ainm'upltlon' It stored'at the depot of ,the Ross HorrnsWdd,,'Estate gf Keyjiort, Donald QJtAmih "l Smth It, JVMhable -and waterproof, the plan' to you. Malnstay-Fedtral and equipment In our plant. Phil and furnace pipe; elbowir stoye ce- •rv' • ,'• .*. Milan Ross, 903 Bangs avenue, As- ides>ot&ll"Wnds(.Cliin.wIiii(low, oil and gas, with, Savlnw A, Loan Asioclation,,21 Waldmn's Gulf Service, Maple ment, flue, stops, radiator' coveri, Fuel 01) bury Park, Saturday, a,pUmb«r Branch, Osrnr Wells RSAJ __dis ohtir things Up, National ovin ddnltoir ,qaod"gquuk'Mplpg Momnouth sti;8«U Rod BanK, N, J; sysnui and Wot Front strut,,Hid stova nalnt, ohlmnev sweep, Phons to luUb your burner; belt gr&dei 8th, at V p. m Doors open 12:30 Kntte of • Asbury Park, T p, m, Mllnti, Ron,. B. Q, Coats, B;*iior?M^,*35iv«Hli^»«nt,;-( Shop, I'lno,, '40 .Monmouth stree T.elsph6ns ,R«d #ank•'$&?'"""•• BttHf'f?°"« '>M8,*Ad,virtUemtnt. prloe*. "-—- '.•trvloii MlJIor,of Point,Pl«a»arrt,,I*rld v«9»| Red Bank, W, J,-Advtrtlwment, tliemenl, ' rnent, n iol M •BiteL* DMO; WfM'W 2 " ••»••• .for.BorvtM. ^gipe^hmigliHi • pji w«it«idivCoB.e« ah Torai Rlvif, Mints t W •\n_W;w^i^immtmm nd offlci , Braid iti !U(IJ|iilpJUjL ^.Iriifinisji^ini^'a i !•' i ^ *' ih tt tiienunt, '. > I ft? w, B»r*»h ^w«."Rt4 B»ni<; rt,i fMnMitti BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 6,1040 personals Capt E.W. Miller, Jeney Central „ sad HwTpJWe' J. Meloney, Up Appliance Sale* fast rtont street, an parents of Chaplain, Back V, (Continued From Pafa 1) Coiif^e Entertain Lieut. Oeorga W. Olah, > " httr lorn Bupday at River- 4 *pl*,ls leaving us with a 4p(endld ler"6n"a"B'"24, arrlveoTliDau I f B«troth*l of JLouiift . From France ; record of utility merchandising taf Mr. and Mrs, Lyman C. tpson of Colt's Neck, and day after three atad Florence Murphy of Oak- ' our company and his decision to es- >es W. Matthews, V: 8. months as an internee of tbe : has returned from C|>1- tablish his own appliance sales, and Vanlowegen HotU .. son of Mr. and Mrs, Bert* Sagfsfie- Announced ilan- gpverpment His plane w| Vh h«^be«tt v)«lti« , service'company has the hearty en- Matthew* of Farmlngdale, were shot down- over Notthern Kuril* married Sunday at the Colt'i.Necfc AitDOsin^yHsWit ii flBJuifl by Ur« dorsement of the Jersey Central Mr. anU.Mn. Lyman CVi and Mr*, .Frank Saggesse of 178 last Way at a time' when tbe Rui .,. Javid Simpson of Mtone- Pastor Spend* Short Power * Light company and my Reformed church by the" pastor, ' Maj. Aram A. D«>t*nlan, Who elans were neutral in the war wlU parfc, entertained at a barte- w«gw of Willow 4rlv«, LltU* 8C Rev. Peter M, Boejhouwer. A re- wa« * praetWw phrifolan at Tui* personal best wishes for his sue-ver, eeltbmte'd their 95th weddjng of their daughter, Miss Louis* Caro- Japan, He and his fellow erewi rur approach to this concept of our "Mai. Captanlan's splendid lead- issued by Officer Leonard Harms. I : Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boott, Mr. brother of the . bridegroom, and Lieut and Mrs. Frank Dunn publi^ c statu—r~" i ' ' s ' »»•ar! '•"*e ^relate % _ x j djt •to-t • •h ership ability and skilled profes- William-Towler of Summit was) and Mrs. Herbert Hill; Red Btnky Clarence Brocklebank of Wayside, MIMLOUMO! sional knowledge^ -materially—con- on-the-rif. .their son Bruc>-of Newmaft-SpriSSS. public only Insofar M they may ef- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haselwood, Mr., road spent the week-end at Albany, fect the 'prime reason for our the bridegroom's brother-in-law.; tributed t«th« efflcltnt and Imme- on Route 86. Summom was Issued | New York. • and Mrs'. Leroy Tyach', Mr. and Mrs, Elvln Morrlfl of Farming- Mlsi Batgeese vu graduated diate medical treatment of the 'sick by Officer Joseph CaJlshan, bualnMsVto give good aervlce v»t Mrs. E. S. Oloee, Mr, and'MM, Nor- 1 ' Mr. and Mrs; Lawrence Luclsano, the lowest coat to the pubUc.Wlth- dale sang "I' Love You Truly,' be« from R«d B»nlc~hlfl» tohool and and wounded, and his achievements OhsrlMs Davit of PortM " 10 Bank street, are_the_ parantsof drawing from tha merchandising man Stout, Mr and Mrs. E. Ken- fore the ceremony, accompanied by from St. Peter's hospital 1011001 of exemplify the finest traditions of was arrested by Officer Callahan on I yon, LUUo Bilver j Mr. and MrsMis. s Elizabeth Matthews of Colt's nuniiif, Now Brunswick, 8ft, Rlc- th« Unitedi Statestates AArmy) ^ MedicaMed l a charge of being drunk and ill a son born yesterday morning at fieldwlirnotadverfleljr affect the Corps." Rivervisw hospital., • consumer.' . . ' Arthur Nelsoh7:tii>ng"Bra»chjTMr; UTeckTori the church orgfanr: T—' c|, a fraluate of Rid Bank high orderly and was fln«d >10. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trank of'Elis- "It gives me great pleaeii** to and Mrs. J. C. Palmer, Mr. andThe bride's motlAr was attired school, has been In aerviee three Mrs, William Foultlser of Forest In a plum colored crepe df ess, worn years and is stationed at. Wright abeth were recent visitors In- town. CAPT, EDWARD W. MULLBR announce at this Ume that effect- Promotion For • .--Mr. Frank,.^'former..resident,.-catt- Jye as 6f October 1,1D4S, G. A. Par- Hills; Mr, and Mrs.'Ernest' Stttder- wlth"oTMr iccerfWrles, and^htfd-a; Areonautloaricheol »t Paierionr^ Atlantic Highland* us, Mr. and. Mrs.. Ralph yanlnweg* .cprsaga. of Talisman roses, The No dati has) been i«t tor the wed- ed upon Chief Harold A. Davidson Capt. Miller took advantage of a ker, who haiO>ei'n GajjSales super- en of Huguenot, New Tor*; Mr. briclegrobraVi molher was dresssd i ~~: " ••-•;-•--'":"";""":"~" Army Officersv . $3,00Q .„ and Thomas Irving B'rown, publish- short'leave.and came to.Red Bank, visor for 'this • company for quite er of The" Register, and reminisced a'number of years, 1« elevated to and Mrs. Peter Perry of Allen- In a blue print dress,' worn with where he was greeted Tuesday by >Iack and white aeceOTorles and The War department has an- More than IS.000 WM nsilced I about the town and of days gone the position" oFManager of Domes- hurst, Mr, and Mrs, Ale* Srichen- from the four-day fair of tha At- many of his old friends and parish,- aon ot Deal, Mr., and Mr*. Harold a corsage of red roses, nounced the following temporary, by. Mr, Frank was a former Reg- ioneers, He has been overseas about tie Sales. Mr. Parker will devote Shower Given For lantic Highlands fire dtpartmeat —(nt^r n»w«hny. -When the Frank Danes, Mr. and Mrs. F. HeWer, . The bride 'was 'graduated ' from promotions of Army officers: : -U-monthB-w4th-the-2IthJSuartBri A good deal of hla time in and tint aid squad which dosed fatally resided here Mr, Frank's medlate future to the "development" Mr. and-Mrs, J, Farrell,-Lieut.-and Jted-Banklhigh-schobl and U_em- Cant. To M»J. •Saturday-nl*ht-with the- master group, Trucking company, Mrs, William Reed, Mr. and Mrs. ployed at the First National bank . father was a government inspector and said he might be sent to theof a poet-war sales -policy and In- Abraham Bender, AC Villa place of the Chrysler sedan. The win-: at Eisner's factory, cldentar plans for an active dealer William Morrison, Mr. and Mrsa.t Freehold, Sgt. Matthews recent- Mm. Edward Keif«r, Jr., of Red and Second avenu«,-Eatontown, ner'of the grand prize was W. Be-: Paclflc area. Harold Vanlnwegen, Mr. and Mrs. ly returned from 11 months Jn Bur- Bank, wu tendered a itork show- Miss Virginia MaeCloud, daugh- Capt.' Miller moved from Red co-operative plan of post-war, mer- Benjamin. Kaplan,: CE, Lovett; dfiltof LeoriardP^ho ha« been «nj« ter of Mr..and Mrs. Cecil R. Mac- Augustus Mlnton, Mr. and Mrsop. e with the Quartermaster Corpi er Tuesday at the home of heravenue, Little Silver. ployed at the Navy ammunition | Bank to "Dayton, Ohio, where he chandising throughout the area of and upon termination ef a 80-day Olond of West Front street, has re- the Jersey Central." Charles Morgan, Mr. and Mrf. L. parents, Mr. and Mr*. Thomas B. depot. turned from'Honssdale, Pennsyl- was serving the Third street Bap- Flanagan, furlough, will report at Fort Di* Cowdan of Atlantic HlsJUands, by Ftrtt Went. To Oapt tist church when he Joined the Army for reaselgnment He was gradu- The receipt* exceeded those of vania, where she has been visiting the employee* of the Atlantic JU Donald Bayard Wlngerter, INF, lut year's successful fair and the Chaplain Corps in June, 1913. He ated from Freehold high school, _SW<> Plnekney road, Red Bank. Miaj Beulah* Highhoiise for several •attended the training school at Purple Heart To lands telephone exchange. fire department and iquad offialala and before entering the service in wd Ru CtfP. •*• weeks. ' ' . ' i_ ' . Harvard and 'was a -classmate of Mechanic St. PTA1942, waa employed as a carpenter. AtdAttindini t were MM|s*e| i AAntoinette | ..if°" i *"" ^nnt, are apreclatlve of the splendid Mr. and Mrs.'Harry Seeley of Keyport Soldier j^__ 100 Plna ttrtace, Belmar. • support received. Rev. Henry K.Bowen of Stanfcope, ~-The-%oouple-*re-on-a-weddlnf4rlp (Men Core, Long Island, formerly former pastor of Fair Haven Meth- An award of the Purple Heart in New.York" state; • C*y«llo, Eleanor Hallam, ' Maria Clarenee -Newton.... Chamberlain, of Red Bank, have been stopping odist church. . to Clare Stafford of Keyport for HHalieran , A)m»da Benaett, Louisi e Jr., AC,-Walnut... avenue^ -Wannfe tor Jk few days at the Molly Pitcher Capt. Miller's wife and family are wounds received in combat April Hallam, Jans. 'McCui, Thelma Meet Fir»t Time" 7 hotel. While here they paid a visit FEI8TEL-MUNNIN0. Randolph Morris Ballly, INF, raiding in Cleveland? Ohio. Hla 20 in the battle for Okinawa, Mrs. Frank L. Dix Sweeney, Alyce Janus, Helin kfley, : at the home.of:Mr. and Mrs. Ed-. Carol, Oasker, Elaine EnnU and Linard avenue, Oceanport In 25 Years, daughter Florence Is In the Nurse has been announced by the 27th Miss Eileen Mary Ann Felstel Lerens William Dennis, TC 402 ' win R. Conover of Little Silver Cadet Corps and Is now at Western Infantry division headquarters ot Appointt Chairmen and Tech, Sgt PhlUp p. Munning Norraa Thompsen, Mrs. Mirie Cof- r Mr, and Mrs. George Tavenner ' where they renewed acquaintance fet, Mn. Kathryn M«u»n, Mrs. Roosevelt avenue, Ellbiron. Reserve university In Cleveland. Maj. Gen. George W, Grlner. Pri- -• •'•'•*:.•'• were married in 3t Joseph's of Silver Springs, Maryland, arrly with Mtajid Mrs. Gilbert Reckless, HI* son, Edward W., Jr., is study- vate Spafford wap serving as a "The Family Builds For the Fu- church, Keyport, Sftturday morn- ftprence Naff, Mrs, Nellie Dillon, ed in Red Bank by auto yesterday Mr. ConSwr'a father and mother-In Ing medicine at the University of member of a ht&yy weapons orew ture" will be the theme for theing, August 29. The bride is theMrs. Edward W. Keef«r, Sr., and. for a few days' visit with Mr*. T«V- ' law. Mrs. Setley, the formnHflas J^oulsvllle, -Kentueky. HI* . other in one company of the "Flghtlhg 194(40 progranj-rof the Mechanic daughter of Mrs. Frank 'Felstel, Mrs. Thoinaa B. Oowdin. Many Attend enner'a brother, Daniel B. Fuller- Claire Houghton, several years ago daughters, Katherlne ai\d Beatrice, Irish".regiment of this dlvlslonr street school Parent-Teacher asso- Union avenue, Union B«aehr-and ton of Wharf ivtnue, trhom she "__ worked-wlth, Mr.-Reokless and Mr.twlnar7ttaw been attending Kemp This regiment Is comprised ciation, according—to — aottvltter the 'bridegroom's parents are Mr.* Library Benefit had not; seen in 25 years. "Dan" Ootjover at the former Broad street school' In Dayton. largely, of Veterana of more - than- planned at» meeting of the execu- .Pine Brook was taken completely, by surprise and Mrs. Nlcholae Munnlng of Mrs._WlllM» -B.Lnad,^, 'national bank. .Mr. and Mrs. Bee- three years service overseas • and tive board Tuesday night.' Mn. Crown place, Mutawan. , lfnd~ s7 HappynreUBt6iris~ beltfg~*is~ ley were depressed to learn that so met the Japanese In, three major Frank L. Dix, president, named (Tht Sad Bank' UtiitUr etn V* Bought chairman of the benefit movie pro- joy«d. •' . '• ' • . ' many qf those they knew a soore Miss Mary Munrilng, slater of the la Pint) Brook from T, Calandifello) gram held Friday night at Rum- Marie Martin Central Pacific offensives.. standing committee ohalnnen and 'bridegroom, was .maid of honor. The Tavenneri are on a vacation of years ago here,, had passed on. ' Mrs, Olare' Spafford, mother ot announced the opening meeting, a iit and Mrs. Russell Taylor son high school for the'benefit of Lieut! and Mrs. George A. Brenk- Sgt. John F. Co&roy of Fort' the Oceanic Free public library, and will drive from here to Vlr» To Wed Corporal Pvt.- Spafford, stated that hV son oovered dish supper, to be held Monmouth'was best "man. Ushers celebrated their sixteenth wedding ginla to visit Mr. Tavenner's father. |r gt Madison avenue are parents had never mentioned the fact that Tuesday night, October IB. .. anniversary last Friday evening at yesterday announced prize wlnnen. of a daughter, Susan Perry Brenk' were'FranK Feiatel,' brother .of the a party attended by-Mrs, Francis They were Mrs. B). H. Catherwood, The engagement of Miss Marie he was wounded in his letters' to A-tea for mothers ot new pupils bride, and Joseph Denavey, Jersey Card of Thanlisi. tr. born Sunday at the regional A. Martin to Cpl. E«ker 0, South? her and the family had not receiv- Carson, Mra. Edith Ford of Newa whole ham; Bertram H, Borden, The family- of the late Walter --hospital at Fort;Monmouth—Mrs. at Mechanic street school this term City. . half a ham; Maria Foderaro, two "wSrd, UJSrArjny^gbn of "Michael ed an official notice from the War- will" be-held Thursday afternoon, York -City,._MrsJLYMaJCrawfprd of_ Gilbert wish to express our deepest BjMnlcer J» the former Barbara 01- Southward of Londonderry, Ohio, Is department The V-mail received Mr, and Mrs. Munning are grad- the Bronx, Mrs. Gladys Oardner djietarOeorga-Babcockr $28 war and-mosdt t heartfeltthkhethanks-t September 37, at the school. Hos- uates of Red Bank Catiiolie high bond; Daniel Duddle, $2.50 in war "A»en\ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- announced by Mies Martin's by the family from PFC Spafford tesses will be Mrs. Ernest H.-Hey- and Mn. Mamie Clarke of Newark, friendds and neighborih s far their mother, Mm. William Art, of Leo- on Okinawa Indicated that he had school. Miss Feiattl attended State and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. RobiMon, stamps and Edgar VonGehrln, great klndnesg and sympathy dur- inan, Mrs. Albert W. Worden, Jr., In war stamps. .. . ing our sad bereavement, especially i_Mjss Xijlllan_Janaeen of Freneau nardo. """ recovered^ auffleently from; his Mrs. Albert Graulleh and Mrs. Fred Teachers college, Trenton. Sgt Sr. and daughter Margaret, Mr. Munning attended. Notre. Dame, the West Keaiisburg Fire Com- spent the week-end with Mn. Mlas Martin is employed at Fort wounds to g«t back In the thick 'of Boyd. and Mrs. W. P. Roblnion and Ben- .'Charles Croydon'of Marlon street. university before -entering the Air : pany; the Boy Scout Troop No. 87 Monmputhi . Opl. Southward served the fighting again ' Parent-Teacher members . will jamin Wilson of this place. . . VSO WAB FOND PROGBAM of West Keansburg, the Keyport • Woodron Moore, Jr., 116 W»st with- the Thlr4_ Infantry division PFC Spafford has been- in the Corps, H» was reported missing In Mr, and Mrs, Howard Steveni First Aid, for .floral tributes and - JSergen place, Is a medical patient make and fill a number of buddy action In Europe after completing Miss Patricia Wheel, UW) camp in the European theater of war 18 army four and on* Half years bags for men on the battleship New have returned home after a visit of shows, actress, will be heard tomor- loan of autom6blles:-r-Advertlie- •t RlrerVlew hospital, months, and is stationed at Fort 26 missions over enemy territory two wjefcawlth relative* at Rum- ffl«nt' Sgt and Mrs. Jack Dean have Jersey, to be collected by Wednes- row over'Station WCAPrAsbury Monraouth, . MRS. BLANCHE BOCUHV day, October 10. and was. later found and returned son. ...'•'."•. arrived' at Carlsbad, Now Mexico, home. • .. .. Park, at t:45 p. m. under the joint Card of Thanks' Mrs. Blanohe Bouldln, widow of Winter activities will Include a Miss Mildred Greer, who hassponsorship'of the Shore Commun- __where both are stationed with the been visiting her parents In New We take this opportunity of ex- Army. Mrs. Dean Is a member of DINNER PABTY FOR TWW8 Rev. Robert J. Bouldln, died Mon- pre-hollday bazar In December, at ity; Cheat and Monmouth County pressine our deepest and most day at her home at Hillside, Mld- which articles made and contribut- DeMAB—O8BORKE York, has returned home. War Fund, Miss Wheel will be In- ~rtte-WAC. Sgt. Dean-la -the,; son of ~TA-.blrthday-dl,nner-party-waa^glv- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Robin- hsartfelt thanks to all those who ' J ed by PTA members will be sold. terviewed by Forman Rhodes, area extended their great kindness-and ~~TlMIT J Sh eii for Misses" MIIdr«d"^i"nd Eileen ril>tnwn tnwmhlp,. «.t-tht mga ot 1)0 . Miss Betty DeMar, daughter of son, Sr., who were celebrating their The resignatioh"^f Mrs, Leon Turk, Mr. andr MriPaedrge=DeMar-"<)f chairman, and other members of sympathy at our recent b • bury avenue, where the couple have Wilkinson of Palisadei Park Sun years. !2d^»eddlng*annlvers»ry,-were~hon- mentt cauedhv-thdhthde t Surviving are three sons, James ington as corresponding aeoretary Wilson circle, Country Club estates, the Freehold" area committee for ; been visiting. day at Willowbrook, Fair Haven, was accepted, 'and Mm. John San- ored guests at a party given Mon- husband and father, Joseph Dillon of Front street, by,their mother, Mrs. Mary Wil-Bouldln, U. S. Army, stationed at Mlddletown township, and Lieut tbe National War Fund campaign. Mrs. Prudence A. Bill* 1 ford wai appointed to tHet office. day night ky Mrs. Fane e-f New Blaiiager of the. Liggett *" Drlig kinson, The girls are. twins, 20 Berkeley Field, Denver, Colorado!' James M. Osborne, U. S. Army Sig- York city at her summer 'home Miss -Wheel hu returned 'from a and family. . Samuel Bouldln, U. S. Army, sta- Chairmen named wsre Mrs. .Wor-. nal corps, son of Mrs. Clara. Oe- six months' tour of tbe Pacific.. —Advertisement. •tore, is enjoying a ten day vaca- years old. Guests Included Mrs.- den,' Jr., membership; Mrs. Harry here. A number of other guests - Won. ,—— James Hufgard; Mrs. George WaikV tioned In Burma, and Thomas Boul- borne of Austin, Texas, were mar- were entertained. "dinr~Atlantlc Hlghland* and two E. Hotchklss, founders' day; Miss ried Saturday at the post chapel George Swick of Wallace street er and John Devereaux of New r Marguerite . KnrlgM,, goals; Mrs Pvt. Joseph Barnes, who recently left this morning by auto tor St.York city and BllHe and Donald daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Barkadals, at Fort Monmouth. A double ring returned,from overseas, Is spend- Norfolk, Virginia, and Mba Flor- Boyd, ways and means; Miss Bes- ceremony was performed by Col. \Petershurg, Florida* where ho plans Wilkinson of Palisades Park. sie M, Green, child health; Miss ing a furlough with . his parents, Pto spend the winter, His' son, ence Bouldln, Hying at home. Frederick Frommhagen, U. 8. Army Mr. and Mn. David Barnee. She-also leaves a sister, Mrs, Ger- Beulah Breckenrldge, welfare; Miss Chaplain Corps. George Swick, Jr. and family are FIRE AT HILTON-PARK Louise MoCue, muslo; Mrs. R. C. John RolriiMon, who has been ill OLGA FROCKS ' year-round residents there. Mr. trude Owens, Hillside, and three The bride's only attendant was for several months, Is still Confined Naveslnk fire company was called brothers, Cornelius and Samuel Pye and Mrs. Worth O. Schantz,Miss JeatuPettlt of River Plaza. . Swlok has been engaged In guard refreshments; Mrs; Lewi« N,,Er- to hb home. •' '•••.'. ... * ..... ^ . ^ ,duty by tht Bendlx corporation the out Monday afternoon to the Hil-Braxton, 'Weetfleld, and William T. Lieut. Ralph Bolglano, Jr. of Fort Mrs. Naomi Wlngo, who has been ton Park, section of Mlddletowri Braxton, Atlantic Highlands. rlckson and Mn, Bethune Jones, Monmouth' was best roan. The put four years, publicity; Mr. Errioksbn and Mr. suffering from ' a feof Injury, Is [ Jack Schmidt, apprentice s«a- township, where a large barn in bride wo« a peach and black able to be out again. the rear of the Wopdhaven Florist ••'; PLEADS OUILTY Pye,' budget; Mrs. Norman Sickles, print crepe,afternoon frock with We are now presenting our '•:, man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus publications; Mrs, Daniel V. MaH- Ou,««ts of Mr, and MM. Russell LJfchmMjjQf.- Snrlng' sjc§?t,.ha*_re- shop was destroyed by fife. Some Charles "Bucky" Harris, 17, Key- white accessories and a corsage of 1 7 ahan-war bond and starap_sBles; Taylor over Labor day were Mr. , turned to the Naval Training Cen,,- years ago~thnarn had been con^ port, pleaded guilty before Justice" whltejsters, __The |oajd. of^ honor 88i Hlf, WUlUm SeM,Ut*. AJma vertodinto living quarters but had Donald' W. White, summer, round- Was attired In a black cqstume with ;^t*r af'SampBon; Now YorYorkk, after of th,e Peace Fred Qulnn at Free- up, and Irving KrakOwltch, safety. Allen, Mrs. JVancIa Cam, Mrs, Jul- FAULarid WINTER DESIGNS having spent a short' leave at been' unoccupied for some time. hold to .charges of breaking In and a corsage of summer flowers. ia Thomas, all 6f New York; Mrs. Firemen under NelLJ.ohn.spnj.soon The bride , was graduated from home. The leave was granted af- larceny at Ye Cottagejnn,. Keyport, Viola Crawford of the Bronx' and s '.;-.• - • • ,• "" ••• • • j ' . • »...'. tar he had completed his boot stopped the spread'of the flame* July 18 and- tof felonloui "assaul — • JB5W AND SO CLUB- Walton high school and the Ballard Miss Louise Hsrvey_6t Slendenlngr training. A-brother, Sgt. George with a gun at-the same place a The Sew and So club ,of Middle- school, both In New tork city. Long Island, Other-recent guests Shopping Houf#**9:00. to i:S0 Weekdays y ' _ Jhl idt, Is^wjth the' SlgnaI_Co,p^ . FURLOUGH OVER week later. He .was held for .the town township met Tuesday night Lieut Osborne le attending radar were Mr«. Gladys Gardner and Mrs. 1 Oloe^d Saturdayi ^ V' . T {aCh <1 tr hr 1 ; action of the grand-jury; ' at ChTlibmeTiI MfiTFranlc-rHirst School at Fort Monmouth. He at-Mamie Clarke of Newark. ••'- ing ^^Tigers^' outfit. ' ! * * ~ ^rSKtTWiaS J? Jeffref Jr., o Chapel Hill road. Oames were tended schools . in, Austin, Texas, .eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Jeff, n and wa> graduated from the Uni- Toy of Tyson lane, Rumson, who .WINDOWS BROKEN enjoyed.- Mrs. Bverett Mels|er, OK GABBIER CHAMPLAIN 1100 Richmond Aye. Pt. Pleasant, N. J. Mrs. Marshall Smith, Mrs. Serena versity of Texas, '. " CHARGED WITH ASSAULT has been home on a 30-day furlough William'j. Granaghan and Cecil William F. Stubbs, seaman tint w.111 leave Monday tor Mather Field, Havens, MM. Peter Grandinettl, Mrs. Eliza Larry, manager of. a M. Hosier, sailors attached to .the -' RTAN-.BVER8ON class, spent a short leave with his. Sacramento; Gallfornln, Sgt. Jeff- Naval Ammunition depot at Earle, Mrs/Victor Bverman, Mrs. Charles , restaurant Iff"a"rooming hquse at Scott, Mrs. Thomas Simmons', Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mn, John Stubbs 100 West Bergen place, was, held rey served 27- months- In the. Euro- were turned over to the shore pa- Miss Dorothy Ellen Ryan, daugh- 1 Fred Bremyer, Mrs. Frank Hirst of Shrewsbury, aftir serving six in $1,000 ball oh charge's of pean theater of war and wears the trol for disciplinary" action last ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan months in the Pacific. He Is a ETO ribbon, Gofld Conduct- and Thursday night after they, smashed and Miss Margaret.Salmon were of Tiensch - avenue, Leonardo, and and battery when she "appeared' the members present The next member of thecrrw of the Navy's Saturday morning before Recorder Bronze Star medals, two windows in. the Community Sgt. Charles Mansfield Everson, U. 27,000-ton carrier Lake Champlaln, -John V. Crowell. Edward Rtallway, News Service store,, 154 Monmouth meeting Will be held Tueiday eve- S, Marine Corps, aon Of Mr, andand Ills father and sister Veronica proprietor of the rooming house,''! COUNTY BIRTHS street,.., ' , . ' ''•-.., ning at the horns of Miss Margaret Mrs. Fred TBvtnon of Union Beach, accompanied him to New York city was fined $100. " . , | Salmon on Chapel Hill road. were married ;Saturd>y evening by Monday to view hi* ship. / The following births were report Recorder Sverre Sorenson at bU According to testimony, Mrs. GUESTS ON BOAT ed"r at'"Monmouth' Memorial hospit- •' PLAN MONK) MEETING. home.on Sixth avenue-, Atlantic Larry tried to prevent Mi«a Chrls- al 'today:. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Ltivonen of Highlands., -. . . AN APPLE OMELET tlne" Bla'ckman, M, of Holmdci; ' Mr. and Mrs, Claude O'DonneU Belford spent the week-end aboard The anual summer picnic.meet- , MM, Donald Miles of Leonardo from going upstairs In the rooming of Matawan > are parents of. a their cruiser Peggy at Brlelle.They Ing of the USG clu> will be held wa« matron* 61 honor and—] ISA REAL^DEUCACY •m^^Bi-i-uwtl^lir^ialvotien' ^thh of Miss Dori Fred 1 g Eyenon>'Jr. was best man for his Miss Blac.kMjm in^thfrface Seaman -Second ' CJIass and Jjlrp, biothar, William Lelvonsn,.and, »lt SERVED WITH PORK With a whiskey-bottler-Mi»s B),&ck- footby^tajnki^^t^L,5lip the «vent,were completed at~5a btothtr..... A.reception, tollowed. at Fred- Schwelzer of'Keansburg are ter-ln-law Ber'nlcand their children Union Beaclv, \ yWoweaWHltMKo(liin'iioN ifated at Rlyerv^ew hoi- parents of a -daughter born meeting Tuwday at'the home of i cuts* about the face. T ..The couple lejtt.Sunday mprnlng for a cork roast or chops when we "ay. . , ." ,. •• Mrs. Dewiy ,Wni!ami at Riverside for Cherry Point, North' Carolina, are *ble to,buv^th«m. 5And, whin - • -, ' v I | . ..',,; ' Heights. Mrs. Charles Rowell was we are fortunate as to make suofi where Sgt Everson Is stationed; " ^'VWrohase in b* out , BftOTHERHOOD DINNER . TREATED .I. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT , assisting hosless. '• • •'•' The bride attended Atlantic, High- The op»nln« fall meeting of'the '' Mr. and M'rs, Raymond Oerould lands high school and has been em- Walter Covert, Jt, of Now street, LEAVES FOR SEATTLE like, and though «iSh member of Brotherhood 1ft the Red ,Bank Sea Brliiln, 10,.\vaH treated at Mon- of Union .'avenue, Union Beach; ployed In the office of the Standard the ivnftx will probably Amn a P#esbytwlar church will" be -held mouth Mcmorlnl hospital last night have announced the engagement o| ' William G. Stobo, 'soundman third Oil company at Atlantic Highland!. Hpod helping, there Just are no "" ndaynlfht ^f nntrwee^atthe chances of "seconds"-so it be- j |orn (nji|rle't( .lo, hlii head" when he their dauRhter,'ShlrJuy .Catharine,' class In 'the Coast Guard, left Frl- Ae cfvIUtph..K. EckBrt'8n. Nrf»*i- ,tp.,8mr-.Bgl. ,,Pct«r Edwin klrsh, KOLB—HENNfNGSEK comes necessary and at the same Bk River .road, 'Mldtlletqwn.1 An time desirable ,{p round out the ; son; pfiMr.'wnrt.Mvs; EdWIn' Klr»h, a 80,-day have •OHWloor dlnnrr,M Il)*l)c"*VI|v';Bn,)>|v;i id jj, Roy',D, BRONZE SCREENING Wllllam.William SStob o off Rivet' ,W.- Hi Kolb nf. PePoett MqnMqnmouthm , anil ArAr- fheiV, •• ,• I.,*-*. • •#. ... t. church In ^«d Aank at 6:45,' A PABF.NT8 OF DAUGIITKK jV JOTlVdm of.>smen will follow din-' served, 14 month*, fn: (th« Pacl/lo thur E, Henningsen.'son of Mr, and Instead of the usual applesauce Picture* Held theater of. war.' with work, here Ii a re»I delicacy— R-iwrc-—**-*.\—-.._. j..,jt: . Cftl; «nd. Mm William Hall of Mrs, OhnrlM Htnnlngion of N«w Wilson ("in If, numsqn, ureiparflnts1 M.qnnioutb, were Carried Thursday APPLE OMffUST •, Only Ten Day« of a daughter bojm yesterday at TAOHT CttfR Tp BtECt at the panonage of tht Red Bank apple! •" , ' AtOOHOL P0M0MV0 Rlvervlew hospital, tin. Hall' M Baptlit ohurdh,' Rev, Charles, ,A! Jleipoon-fat • ' , The annual meeting and •lioTIS ( ',1|>, former. Mini .Janet farrier, of offlders o( ihe Bhrawibury, River ThU frdth< ' cup lunar , i the M(k« JMON eititi, Rurtiion WJPrWs^WiWWJWHf nnamon or othir 'iplce , Rumson, was taktn to Hlvar< Hod Bunk Regl»t»r Should:. • RmTl'tr of - hoip.'ttl in the numion w cJaianed Iwmedlfllcly by the nirday nornlni at11 owr,ari atter their publ^atldn.- POLLVANNA PAI *|l/nilu ai PlBturii cannot bi held lonj[»r :«•*; REP BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBEB % 1945 Threes
;"'. " ' :* *-'.*••.'•.',> ,'r'/^ *Y over are starting back to school next week. Don't let your haste or thoughtlessness in driving be the cause of some grim tragedy robbing an American home—possible that of a faraway fighting man's—of a loved child. Protect what our armies have been fighting to preserve .. . our children and the American way of life. Always drive carefully—be pn the lookout for children as they scamper across the streets. They don't realize the necessity for being; cautipusv Drive carefully. . , / *. T •«
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)rid;ln which Peace,can ^xiat. RED BANK BEGISTER, gEPTEMJBER.6.1945 work* done, new and old, 40 yean ex- Wllmort park) recently returned to tnstalled, ad kinds of repairing' done Philathea Society Rive»td«4leights hep home at Portsmouth,. 'New. . Navewnk Hampshire.; Mr. and Mrs, VlUers Arthur Q, Jope hi* aon, were married September % lMt, |Th. B*d BatikBesli be ipoibt Une.of eleotrio Frigldslres, Irons, maafjes, Opens Program. Roberbt t DD. -Jonee^and 'AlberAb t E at San,Diego, California, while Mr. Is Mavtilnk at thSpoi rle«ner*rto«*t*rs, broUers, grills, Snyder attended'the double head- Villers.wasjattendins; torpedoman/s Dr. .Carl Janow,sky, who has been •to. ." ./ Mr», Patrick Bailey eTTSiselJall school. ~ - -—• -in the Pacifie area tat- morejhan • rX, '•'/, —-£?*:- >'-, Wr>% ' :' Ptaee your/order with uS now and be one of the first to get Grounds Sunday between "the New Misses Kathleen and-Mary Rose two years, has arrived at' Fort Dlx York ^31ant// 'and fhe Brooklyn and Is expected home this week. jrours. . 1/ , " Names Chairmen - Vlllera have returned to'their home Dodgers. Th% went with a bus load at Wllmort park after spending He has been serving aenrmajor in from Red/Bank. Others attending F»*H o^fc • SAT. JUT, GEORGE, Mrs. Patrick Bailey, president of several week* with Mr. «nd ttrs. the medical corps,' were'M. Shatter, Morell Moore, B. George Binear of Port Monjnputh, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton- Sickle* mo- GEORGE RAFT 1 < Middletown Electric Co. the Philathea society of the Bed Wolcott/JvCalendriUo, F. J, Olsle- JOAN BBT^— '" ' Bank-Beptlst church', appointed- Pvt Malcolm Johnson, 22, son of tored o$er the week-end to Penn- JOAN BENNETT Route SB A Headden'*, Corner Middletown, H, J. son, Joieph Cooper, George Leddy, Mrs. Agues'Johnson of Nutswamp sylvania, j," PEGGY ANN, standing committee chairmen , at. William Lake, Mortimer VanSaut- TELEPHONE BED BANK M7i' the opening meeting Tuesday at road, a member-of the 878th Air- The nieces and' grand-nieces of PEGGY ANN GARDNER er, A. Bloom, Artie Grob, D, Wolf,' borne Artillery, -has - arrive,* home Mrs, Freda Odell returned Tuesday the home of Mre. George W. Bray George MacFarlane, H-, Davenport, - -IN— on Maple avenue. - from overseas service, , to Keansburg after spending a R. Suozzo, William Noble, J. Folln, Howard Stamm has been enjoy- month at her home on Monmouth- Named were Mi's. George F. Npr- " " NOB HILL" man, Mrs. Elizabeth Magee and A. Bruno, Joe Dbton, John Reid, Ing a month's vacation from his road. • ' , NOB HILL PIANO INSTRUCTION Spencer Miller, A. Goodall, Russell duties as rural carrier at the Key- Mrs, Sehuyler Sickles js confined • IN. Mrs. Augustus Layton, ways and IN 1 means; Mrs, Albert VanNcwtrand, Tetley, Ed. Brooks, George Dennis, port postofflee. to her home with Illness. ' . TBCMIflpOLOR, TEOHNIOOLOB' yiouN Sr. and Mrs. Mae Hugg, member- William Darby, J. Sha«bbarNlclc Joseph Carroll of Oak Hill road Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Post»n have Ediglo, G-. Btrohmenger, Pat Var- purchased for their own use the ship; Mn. Norman, publicity; Mies was taken to Monmouth Memorial SUN, MON,, TDM, * Be|toner* And Advianced Aooepted • cordta, Clarence Jones, William- hospital Tuesday In the FairyteW house on Monmouth avenue, which Jiilia M. Walling, Miss JBIla Davis Jones, Walter Argenale;' Bay Des- HUMPHREY BOGART .•' ;•••'.•• 1 '.. » ,J and Mrs, Layton, church • flowers, first aid squad ambulance. He is a waj owned by Mrs: Joseph E. John- Sun. Continuous From 1 F.lt' mond, John W&rneker, Jame« Ham- medical patient , ,•.'.., • • son and occupied: by Mr. and Mi's. blCTEROW HAROLD DltTEROW and Mrs. Bray,', sick committee. :.. mond and.M. Collins. •-. - . ALEXIS SMITH: The .next meeting will be Tues- 'Joanne Katherlne Donato, daugh- Parker: ••- v. V-.•-•,• ' " ...:..' .' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cooney tr of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donato, George LaMunyon, jvho hag been I SYDNEY GREENSTREET FOB INFORMATION AND BATES TELEPHONE day, October 2, at the home of Mrs. Worden L. Grooms, Br.1 on Harrison and daughter, Miss' Eileen Cooney celebrated h«r fifth birthday Sun- overseas) w(th the.U.;S. Army for .•',. ., BED BANK 8181-J . avenue. "Mrs. Morris Fox and Mrs.of the Haakell estate, have • been day. Her guests were Marlia Tra- twj yeats, returned Saturday to hU BERNADnTE" . Spending several days * at Mbrrts- cey, Lou Rels>, Carmella and Mayhome on Brown's Cock road on a .'''•':'• Bod Bank C. W. Jones will be assisting, host- . U Shrewsbury Aven esses. Others present .were Mrs. tqwn. Mr. Cooney, who .la In Jane Sicilian? of Red Bank,' Jac- furlough, He greeted for the flr»t Harry O'Brien, Mrs. Fxedr Brower, charge of the dairy at the farm, queline Ceppalonl and her brother time his little daughter.' Mrs. L*.- Mrs. Barbara,Heyer, Mrs. Benja- is on his vacation. , .'• .: Rusiell of Long Branch and Alex Munyon Is the former Ellen Hop- SWNDAT, 2-8 AND I min IJL ford,^ Mrs. Olive " " " Some months ago during a politi- Rensp. of. Red Bank. Also Mn. kins, ' .-•: .' - ; . ' •' ' Hon., Mrs. William C. Hbwell, Mrs. Har-cal campaign in California,- Cecil May Siclliano, Mils FlavlaFiga'ro,- ' Steven Wood,,son of Mr. and Mrs. "SONG OF I ..'• I OnOne iSbov MM. Jennie.-Figaro, of Red Bank' Arnold Wood' of Iflcust, returned. iTues. riet Butcher and, Mrs. Lionel G. B. De Mllle, movie producer, refused and Miss Cary of Riverside Heights. Harrison, to pay a political assessment lev- Tuesday after- having spent the BERNADEm f/aiutit O'Clwk led by the American Federation of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donato and summer In Maine. ' SCHEaJULEt ^~~GtthT5ilver pH family spent Labor day with Mr. ONE SftOW1 JiACH NIG^Ht Wedne«l»y. cal purposes and he was-suspended 'BVAHTB t O'CLOCK by the union. Mrs. Emma I". Sny-Holly. They visited Mr, and Mrs. JAOKBBNNT (Tin Red Bank JUtUtn can fes bonnht' .Anthony Russo, .Jr. at Tabernacle. n Uttla' Sllnr. from Union NowHtino der. of Conover place, •wrote to Mr, SATISFACTORY . jraUBSDAY ; ONE DAT 'AUBXIB SMITH It UM dtpot and at Dannli' Qen«ral PeUiUe saying she aid not believe Mrs.--Gene vie ve Molt, who oper- : Selling In inr llni U. done by -'ttost V-IN- f '»«•).. ' ..'.•. ••"'• he had been treated fairly in ates the Hill Top nursing home, at Everything is ready'for the an- having to/give up bl» political Middletown village, moved into "her ^ALEXIS SMITH • "The Horn Blows At Mldolint" M AT RiX/SHOES new home on state.highway 30,Rlv- -JOJO- nual country fair-.to be hell Sat- :freedqm by any union. In a re« •"•/•'• SALES; ;" [ "The Horn BJow« At Midnight" urday'from S p.; m, to 11 p.hji-ln centJetter to-MM. Snyjder, Mr. Deerslde Heights, yesterday., Mrs. 1 Molt recently-purchased-the-dwell- ability tnables them to rendix ' - ALSO. _ * ' taaD^HBA: Embury Methodist church Tiall for Ml»e told her that he ha.dlf6und«(l * ' """" r*'. "V • *;.-•'• "-'•••'• SIDNEY TOLER the benefit of the church improve^ the—BeMille—Politica_A1* _ nA*vfii . «^_ alki ' l* 'i' wFreedo. ' - - m ing and has had It renovated Inside .• • ..' —IN—' '""~:~ • TRUDY SlABSHALL ment and building fund. The var- Foundation and-that he had ap- and duC .~ " T "SOABIJir CLtTE" -—~ —V-IN-.—, •- WITH "Y ••-B. G. COATS "•- TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Tie«dll drug' itore, Joupwph Stamen's and Central Auctioneer »nd Avpriilier j be held next Wednesday at the Old nrrj 1 Here's harmony for every step! A Matrix ... Orchard Country club, Monmouth a membership blank and Mrs. Sny- +- - «—4>0-B»th--A»enue Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Worth Loatt Branch Phone SJ89 modem firoin its saucy bow right down to it« road, West Long Branch. der has become a member of'the V*- .-»'--8Ca^EN AKD STORM ENCLOSPBES . The opening meeting of St. organization.' . ••...'. and daughter Beverly of Brooklyn Graduate "Reppert School of wtH-toe and "Footprint in Leather**. .. « John's guild was held yesterday at Cpl.- Louis- Soden; son of Mr.'and and Mr. and Mrs, Mahlon Drake ' ' Auctipncerini" » . S P EC1 At 12 ING IN J Q BBING the -parish house oh Little Silver Mrs. Arthur Soden, Is at the home and daughter Jane of Union City « ETABDINO BOAD - . TELEPHONE J14T-W toothing sole moulded to cushion yow foot in road; Mrs, Joseph t. White, presi- of his parents on an emergency are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William P. 'Worth. , complete support md swing jon. along in a dent, conducted the business ses- furlough. He Is with the Army Air sion. -.Mrs. John H. Bates and Mrs, Force and 1«_ stationed -at Gulfpbrt,' Rev. John M. Long and family symphony of beauty and comfort. Frederick L, Avers were hostesses. Missiseippl. have returned from Del&nco, .where Mrs. Walter B. Williams, wife of Pvt. Bernard MacCaffery, sta- the minister was one of the group ' the pastor of Sea Bright Methodist' church, addresses the woman's So- a Bunday furlough with his family Mrs. Emlel Aufierl of Cornwall CLAUDIA ciety of Christian Service at a meet- at their Glendale park home, street will -1 leave tomorrow for Lieut. Hugh Tuffy, oversea* more Keeveville, New.York, for a visit ing held yesterday at the home of at the summer home ot her sister. Mrs. L. W. Taylor of WoodSlne ave- th'an a. year, is on leave at his home at Glendale Park. '. Mrs, John H. King. \ue. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. btcoui* oll-wtolhii P'Oitcnen 11 cbniblntd In e ilnglt •iti* ht, —leorge G. Ivlm, Mrs. L. E.. East- .Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson of Mrs. Stella Lynn and family have Beechiirst, Long Island, were Labor returned from a visit with relatives OLSON 3-in-V COMBINATION 'lond and Mrs. William H; Carhart, irr Pennsylvania. • ANTIMITE Injulollno Windowt Weathersfript and&creem Rev. Dr. F,' A. DeMarls -will day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Charles ENOINEEBING CO reach Sunday at 11 a. m. In Era- Scott. The Sons and Daughters of Lib- Mr. and Mrs.- C. P. Johnson of erty postponed their meeting Mon- H. Lmnweod' MIBIBB COMFORT PLUS 30% FUEL SAVINGS mry Methodist church on "The day night because.of Labor day. Fair H.V.D. N. J.. Second Mile" and at the 7:30 o'clock Mountain Hill road are. spending Phoni Rtd Bank ISO Ont dollii do«i ihf work of ihrrc .in ihrx econOa>, -service on the topic, several weeks at Detroit, Michigan. The shucking house on the river teal easily ihitillM *min-ind-«ummtt windowl BLACK CATF "Launch Out Into the front operatedJjyjGreorge _E. .Lim- over place was hostess to the Com-, ing hag been reopened-and a^^foup" -We art UcenMd Optntoa—: CHANOID tr»m. SCREEN I* OlASl Ir 10 IECOMDL choirs will sing. New members will of women are meeting there dally Mdef tin o»lioo»ilrfloom munlty Social clilb af^her home So~linTtj|{T^ttiWrt(fiTfhin««;ihtm fromjh* I be received at the morning service. for shucking of clams. • $10.50 1 The regular,meeting of the offic- Thursday afternoon. Present were ANTIMIT! SYSrifti NO TKOUSIISOMI SrRINO and >*U CHANOII " ial board of the Methodist church Mrs. George Hembllng, Mrs. Fred Rev. Walter B. Williams of Sea •f TtmiH* Cmrirel Bright preached last Sunday inorn- OLSON windows bt^t '__^ _ ^ in Jess than two hours, finishing JOHNTHEBSEY'S more than 300 yards ahead of his Starts. WtD. nearest competitor. Asay's Cornet Pulitzer Prize Winning Novel took the lead about four miles from SEPT. 12 the finish and held it from that BABBABA point on. . STANWYCK • • The River Plaza Women's club will meet today a,t the home of Mrs. A Bell James Abrams on ifu^bard avenue, "Christmas in River 'Plata,'" ' , Miss Katherlne. Hauser Is plan- , Connecticut" ning a trip to California, where the wl)l spend several niontfis. „ ' \ .• Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lovett Tay- lor of New York city, were week- ; . *•".*:',•'• ', end guests at the home of Mr. and QEME TIEftNty • 40HH HODIAK -,. SHOWS VAXES fltrs. Robert T. Taylor, " ' '»t ftU) P. VL .The monthly game social of the auxiliary of the Falrview first aid ItMBtNDIK •• EVBNIN08 7-» ,. ¥4 V!" be-held itomerfow eve- * Corner. (James" will' start at _,„ O'clock, The proceeds' will go into a fund for the purchase of a DBW ambulance. Mrs. ;Ruth . Sodeh ,' Is SUN..- MON. . general chairman. , . FRir- SAX ' .- ••'•..* ' ,- The Middletown Village 'Social olub will hold a game, social In the Eric, Von Stroheim >oma of Mlddlotown council Jr. O, . A, M. In Bllert's h»li,,Frlday eve- M«ry Beth Irlughes STRAND* ning, September, 14, In charge arc PHONE BED BANK UOO Otorge -Hembllnir, Oharloii Homb« Mftnmouth's ling, FranlclCrawford, Karl B, Hel- Yiftf'ttnd Albert E. Snydar, ' ' ' - .Leading Mrs,. Paul Orllllon and ton, who • *• •, ' . '•!/ havo hoen living In the, Bonaforlo' -JAMM CAONEV 1 houia at Faifflald dardens, have Jewelerd mpvod.to1 Red Bank, - Bgt, Walter Lnyt6n, who recently "Torrd Zone" tiai jjad'sj... IUAU3- at Henddan's Oornor, ti itattontd CO-FSSAI * In .North .Carolina,, Mrs, ,'Liyt : f/ &nq Uiolr twp ions, waiter «i 1 ]nwt mevid ts North CII - ' ''"StffeRifF-qf .*.;-.. •l|v» SANK BEGISTEB^EFTJEMBgB 6,1348
,tPM jo <*,Xei«po!f Sunday sjid Monday "with Mrs^. Vlgne's parents, Mr, and Mrs, QUtK (Th. JUd Bask ^^ a Bunuon at tt__ _, #ne* Boker of South street, " ' { Flnaertir'irt't' itore. Torpt Tlit joeal school opened ydrtardajr I. S No 1 GRADE-'A' «f'» tton and Thomas aomlBg with a slightly largar .**- Capt rolfaent than last year. There ar» jjcLCfcangas ia the teaching tfaift cl»rge4^iw6tot»y from t£FU. '8. beadS3 by ^s." He Jen -T. Army and will leav* shortfjrjtfcjolo^ at pri , _ .!V.§towMVJr«*nt»W»-. nil family at ThomasviUe, Georgia. ~~~ a group of Mend* Wednesday Lieut. Col Clay Crawford, a " " week ati> sailing party; in former resident of Runuon, has re- Fair Haven :lon of his l«tb birthday, turned from Germany, and is now eouple* raoed their ComeU af a separation center in Augusta, a* Shrewsbury, and first prise won by Eleansir King,.with Apy; Jr.i second, «Bd B*- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clay of First ggjgp.' ^Ba*rw»y-tbJ!r4":i .' • \. • •. •.. •' • - Georgia.- ; street and Lexington avenue were -~' " ths^ra**,. tl?* young A business.meeting of the Pres- gueats of. honor at a dinner, served These potatoes an of excel- ^iLifc went to th* Stewart horn* at byterian Ladles' Aid society will be at ,the Lincroft Inn Friday on the _jvft, where, an onMoor wiener b,eli» Wednesday, September H,rat occasion,of their lBth wedding an- lent keeping quality.Ht jnll |U {past«ftd iuppar""wai enjoyed. niversary. Mrs. Clay before her pay jroa to take advantage „ 49|fi '¥^j£*-,~' 2:80 o'clock in Blngfaam hall.' Mrs. fr~ Guests - war*. . Misses Nancy Edltli Lulck is chairman of the Hos- marriage wa« Mlsi Mae Voorhees of thi. low bag price. IbS. TKI pinsch, Dorothy Woloott, Eleanor tess committee. The society has of Belford. Mr. Clay is a nephew bag II LK!"'^''-1 'HfUng, Betty Bandall, Janet Boyn«-sent out letter* for\th* annual of the late John H. Cook and Hen- ffiiwli, Virginia Poole, i** Behwan"rummage sale, which' Will be held ry Clay, founders of The Register. si §«d-.Marilyn Moor*,-'Robert' Far-' Wednesday, October 8. Mrs. Percy "Mack's News DeUyery Service" ajow, James Brasch, Danny Welch,' H. Radlord and Mrs. Charles M. is the name given to a new enter- L pChasisr Any, Jr., Craig Lewis, Lar- Rica i ln gi charge. tprke in connection with*Mack's i^ry Bouville, Jr, and PeU Bickels, Kenneth Clayton, son of Mr. andgrocery store'on River road.. All & Sunday, Leslie received the good Mrs. J. Park* Logan of Old Farm New York city land local and Bun- i sportsmanahlp trophy, given yearly Village, Is at Monmouth Memorial day newspapers' will be delivered Jtjr the citizen* of Hied Bank to the hospital recovering from an opera- in Fair Haven and Rumson, • i;junio r skipper showing the ~ best tion performed Tuesday on one of Mr. and Mr*. Ray VanHorn of L |;'i*portsms.Mhlp during til* sailboat p f his knees to remove an ulcer. River, road returned- Tuesday from Ftaeln* season. Leslie race* the :Comniand?r.HoolMr Talcott Of the a ciotor trip through th« Pocpnp .Comet Baanful V. aWavy returned~hom» last mountains. They left lastJ'Wday^ w,eek from Honolulu, when he ha* 'Jir*i Nellie- Egetand, 66 Fair Hav- been stationed for over a year. en road,' Is a surgical paUent- at Middletown Village Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Dsley and Riveryiew hospital j fmjfRgedp Mti, George Brown of (TU tU Beak B«(iit*r tu txifco ia MIMIrtowa VilUf. it).O,r home soon from Gatin.eau Fish'A Poplar avenue are parents or a son •ton) Game club at Point Comfort, Can- born last Thursday in Monmouth - Graham L, Killer, ton of Mr. and ada, wbera they have-apent the Memorial hospital...:...... ,.: lira, George B, Miller, hai received lummer. Mri and Mrs, Charles S. Miller, Vt honorable dlacharge from the Mrs. Conrad BuhUr, mother of S7 Clay street, are the parents of 8 «•' V. B, Marina Corps.' MrT and Mru.Mr»- -Leo-C. -FenneUy_ot daughter ;b6rn yesterday, at __Jllller whojaye been visitingg. nl» road, haa returned from a.wJoura|Wveryiew~hoeiptBl.~ JOitteCabtage\2_* 9« gg Campbell's Z 3 ,V 25- '^parenttis hereh , 1 >6W ati3ti3tt Mary"!! in^Maitje, andlajen^ faat week-and The official board of the Metho- |>;j« Pennsylvania, visiting MrsM Mi. Mill -at the Peniruula house. '-'• •••-;•- disl^hurcliTWIinseeit-tonight-at pier's parent*', Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Mr. and. Mr*. Paul Itnmo Gulden 7:30 o'clock. A special meeting of Green Peppers 2^_7ZJ^irtt Pears Cottage Cheese ^t I " Kc;-wiiiiaSs. ••--——-„.___ adlLiStertaln friends at dinner on the finance' committee • will follow v.. MTS. Paul Bova of King's high- Saturday TBghTTft melr-bome -on. «^.^Jp Tennis-Court lane. —• ;: way, this week received a telephone •upper will' be held Monday evening' call from her husband, pvt Paul Mjas Jennie Worthley, supervising September 10, at 6:3d; • . " « B. Bovt, p..ft Marine Corps, that- nurse of the Poblla Heal* Nursing All of the, work on the roof of the Methodist church and parson- EMERCENCYI UNCLE SAM wounded on OkUiawa In May,' and wrBirbeiK-cdltddwrKpletedrandBevB^ received the Purple; Heart He if dutles after a mnmonth't s vacation In IB. H. Cloud reports that contribu- NOW...RATION FREE! ia the Marine. hospital at KJamath the Focono mquntalnsl , PennsylPl- tions are "coming in splendidly." Men, women, boys, girls — your help is needed _.J*lli, Oregon. vania. t Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jeffery of MnuSobert W. Miller and daugh- Mark Hawkins, who for ftve'years now. The smnnwr and fall rfops must he. saved;' ter Gloria are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fair Haven- road have returned they simply can't be spared. Here'* your chance hasbeen living^ this country, re- home after spending the last four Z>, C. Carlson at Fort Lauderdale, turned to England Sunday aboard to do one more patriotic thing. See your County WHITE HOUSE Florida. . . months on Ladweod farm, HolmdeL a. British cruiser from Montreal, Mr. Jeffery Is manager of the farm. Agent or Farm Labor Office — now! - Michael Dowd has returned home Canada^ -after spending the summer with hi* Lieut.. Francis' Lobdell, V. *• daughter and son-in-law, Mr.- and 1 Army Air Forces; son of Mr. and '• Shrewsbury POPULAR BUNDS COLONIAL BRAND EVAPORATED MILK ^tArt.'JosepV h 7.7 RelllHjly att theihir sum- Mrs. Leigbton Lobdell of Ridge Mjbner eottage at'Denville. road, arrived home Thursday from (The Bad Bink Btgliur eiw b« bought i'i Mia* Margaret Dowd and Miss California, wher* he had been In Shnwilnrr at Harold X. VcCortnlck'i CIGARETTES FRUITCAKE 400 U.S.P. Units of "Sunshine" . 'Maria Smith, with Misses Nonle Shrtwiburr Market and at Qrwnwcud'a awaiting assignment to th* Pacific •ton «ad at H. Clir Ealr*! »rrlc« lU- i, and. Elizabeth Ryan of Red Bank, theater of operations. chn. of 10 Vitamin D per pint. - were house-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Dommerlck of Cali- Plans fqr. fall and winter activi- pkjf. 1.24 .1: Joseph F. Rellly at Denvllle'over fornia is the guest of Mr. and-Mrs. ties were discussed at a meeting the Labor day week-end. H. P. Elliott of Be\levue avenue last nlgbt of the executive board ' Bobby Koch entertained Thurs- for a week before returning, to St. of the Shrewsbury Community Your choice of fthrao delicious Uen4f- day It a large birthday party at Paul's school, Concord, New Hamp- club at the club house. : his home for several of his friends. Seaman First Class Trudy Van- Mr. and Mrs. Winston Koch and shire. * . Among those who,, entertained be- Vllet of the .WAVES, who- is sta- family spent the week-end at Car- tioned «t Atlantic City, returned to --Male, - Pennsylyanla.__They_jmenr fore the dance Saturday at the Sea •!• cans '^M+^M iBrightJBeach club "were Mist Jean her post last evening after enjoy- —-tertalnlng Mrs.. Kochh lXjifiewr ing a week's leave at her home on William, Hawley, 3d, of Washing- Zachary-of LocustrMrs.—John-Bat ton, D. C. . ' iantlne of Osprey lane,-MT. and Mrs. Edwin Bransom* of Rumson Mr. and Mrs. O. Harold Neviue NO RATIOH POINTS NEEDED! Mr. and • MM. Irving W. Hance, road and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. El-and Mis* Mary Borden have been Jr. and family of Haddonfleld, liott of BelRvuTavenue. ^pending a week at. their bungalow, Good newtl Now yon can u 4 y spent the Labor day week-end with Ueut. Richard Hurd, U. S. Naval at Manasquan. ;• Mr. aQd'Mrs. Hance, Sr. Reeerve, waa the week-end guest Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Farrell ... for your coffee and eereal... for cooling fend Charles Mack has received. his have returned from, their honey- of his motber-tn-law, Mrs. Hol- baking...for baby's formula...for every miflc oeedl honorable discharge from the Army combe Ward. He was on leave moon spent In .the Adirondack MIU MI HELLO* mi MB muMirj; ncNtit AM WIKET and Is expected horn* this week. from Air Combat Intelligence mountains. Mrs. Farrell is the for- Com* to AAP and get all yon want! '" Mr. and Mrs. John Carey of En- mer Mlts Joyce Ayers, daughter of school at Quonset' Mrs. Eble Ayers of Broad street : glewood' wire week-end guests of 2^,47. Egon Kramer of Greenwich, Con- New puglta were :—Mr. and Mrs. >Charles Hendrickeon. nectlcuLapeht the week-end as the regietered .at Mr. add. Mrs. Harry Seeley of rWVd to the guest'« Mr. and MrsrClement-L, opening next Monday-morning with Glen Cove, Long Island, spent the Despard'of Buena Vista avenue. Y holiday with friends here? They Howard E, Matteson in charge a> Miss Ann Fletcher of Morris- principal. | era guests at the Molly Pitcher ho- town was theguest forseveraTdays Install Coffee JiSSi'V 39c : tel at Red Bank, where they are of Mrs. Guerdon Maynard of Ward ;•» enjoying a week's vacation. Mrs. avenue. •. Sgt. John Petillo Sol Cafe W&S? >~»19t Do yon crave fresh bread, rollf, cakes, donntsT '. tfttitf is the former Miss ,Claire Charles D. Halsey, Jr., son of Mr. 1 Then visit the Baked Goods Department of yout • Houghton of this place. . and Mrs. Charlea D. Halsey of Instant Coffee,^ ^;" 60. A&P Super Market! You'll find grand selections SmylteM -. • The Baptist church will reopen Home From Europe 1 TS.undiiy-for-regulBr-nrvlces. The Ridge road, motored last week to Postii *«P*«22e •«*.38e every day , ... all guaranteed for quality . . . AJi" yLpaator, Rev. George 8. Young and Bloody pond, New Hampshire,, with Sgt John_Eetll!P,'_.who_has been freshneas ... and economy! IpMr*. Tonng have been away on Obarles Robinson. . " . i' servlDg with the 28Wh Combat en- Tiottlelf-ll ^.^»M7e^ •• their vacation.. • ' , Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wilson of gineen in France, Germany and Ovahiie »">35e «»t»S5< Mello-Wheat «SV Members of the Ulddletown vil- River road entertained .a few Austria, arrived' borne this week \k . lag* team defeated the Shrewsbury friends at luncheon Sunday at for a 31-day furlough,, and Is with Hecker's Farina Ester's Piping Rock. bis wife and young son John Jos- MARVEL ;" team In a match Labor day .on the Farliia»iaai!l^r 1 Bane* tennis courts. Representing Cmdr; Sheldon T.,Co]eman U still eph Petillo, at their home In Fox- LoiidoiderryS!ffi^: Middletown village were Irving W. a patient at the Navy hospital in wood park, Little Silver. . Sparicle PiddiRgs . BOSTON WILDMERE CreanofWIeat Hance, Jr., and Clifton Blschoff, Aatwry Park convalescing from an Sgt Petillo wears the ETO cam- ' and member^ oj the Shrewsbury appendix operation. His recovery paign ribbon and has two battle' TamboPwMligs . ^.7> IARCF eRssllE "1" Rolled Oats oTj: team were Everett Thorne and is so satisfactory fl* spent the stars for participating in the cam- BROWN BREAD LAR6E SHADE A m^-;,,; ; Frank McKenna. • •• week-ind with his parents, Mr.and paigns in. Central Europe and the Peasit Bitter tmn <»>35e ' Mr. and Mr». Viotor E. Grosatng- Mrs. L. W. T. Coleman of- Black Rhine. He has been overseas ten Venice Maid "'AVcr^ 15c Cream of Rice Point road. months. Mrs. Petillo la the former formal party for a group of friends. The m«s~ltwe-S5WO7~dauglrtfcr-of-Mrr Wkeat!es'«*11 open until Octobir 1 but dining and Mm. Joseph Sacco of Little room service will be discontinued Silver. Before entering the service Bovrlipeef Extract »«i-38« ^ River Plaza September IT. * ' St. Petillo was an atorney-at-law, 19 MARVEL carton . The Peninsula house closed lorpracticing In Red Bank. S 1 doz- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin of the season yesterday. •,''' *•£•• ~ Carpenter street spent the week. Parkerhouse Rolls d\ tt« Lawrence -Harrington. o _B0M_can make pocket money By end with friends at Forked River. bridge, MassachusetUMassachuset, and Doug- selling the Register—Advertisement Mrs., Fred Hulsart of East Or- las White of New TTort city «e iaAge was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanford 1 Gilden's Mistard •vi«n«13o Ifatp^NiiOppL^ Russell Clark of Foster street over Shanley. Miss Elaine Sbanley is HWATCH REPAIRST Am Page Mistard '"^9e BXKected^homannt jweek from Breakfast Sweet Rolls * 17« Grapefruit Jilce »*«.13 James Bcott Abrains Srd, gon of Martha's Vineyard, MaasacWisettsr Mr. and Mrs. James Afarams of where she apent July and August Grapefruit Jilce 4.^.290 [4]Blei Cheese •—n Hubbard avenue, observed his fifth George M. Dexter has been living MR. JONES birthday las't 'we"**.';""1;;""•-••-•—-' I Southern Coffee Cake «ii« : 1 at tlje Rumson Country club ^fpr Blended Juice . ^«17e [JlPatet-Ett.S' . A-Vacfttlon at Niagara Falls and two weeks. . . • , c l Canada w*« enjoyed - by Mr. and : •mail lire 44° Blended Juice . ^.41e [ 4 ] Ched-O-BIt t.VB Lieut Gerard Oberender, about to ••, ' - with ••' •'',(' Dundee Cake £U Mrs. Roy Emmons of West .Front go overseas, was .the week-end Apple Juice .»«««*-20e [i]Brr.M't"V^V, : street ' :,-•.. gu.st.of Miss Peggy O'Sullivan of ROLLINS • Opticians . large size Q4C r Ellen. Davis, daughter of Mri and n,DcVKious Dundee Cake Lemon Juice £V, , 'w^e [2iCfcateau B',S- Ward avenue. " • 80 MONMOUTH STREET MTI. Ralph Davis of Foster street, Week-and guests «' M.r- .aad f™' celebrated her* fourth birthday 11 Pineapple Jalce Hti 1 |^l 4e [HiLlederkraBZ^«»e £,26* Richard J. Effray of Windmill lane Opp. Bora Hall, TVsL B, B. 1«1« 2«5i4oz.loafl IB -Monday at'a party at her home. were Mr. apd Mrs, Howard Stanley ^4- M3WlBre»dKI Orange J»lce IK. '•--19. i*\ Kraft *,Bi» ^19« •, Games and refreshments were en- of -yvestchester, New Tort Newark ^tore, M7 Broad Street Joyed and' favor* given to .all, RICH IN /Thos* attending'wee* Mary' Jane. Tdmato Joke '•«"-<« 10c I}) fisrgiizola Cheese •• 48i fHasseU, Judy Partrlck, Mlrlam^and Sea^ight PROTEINS! Barbara Davis, Paul Fox, Marvin Gramraan, Bobby EoUllch, Billy A Wriess meeting of.tt* Bea 8cr)d Modal.Hiektr1!, »UKHYFIELt>—ALL PURPOSE Bright Xegion. post . and Jlmmle M'oCarron.'Barry Sher- PASI^TS Fr«A MACKEREL >25e 7wA P0RG1ES >27c FLOUR -.« Th* ,__„ ^^ f loib'cn. 25|b-i ; River Plata Hose Company will, re- p'railde," : ! oo; r •aims their monthly, meeting next 'Stanley Renahaw; gunner's mate. V iO ^ .: •' v. y,B»ptsn>b«?,?i., „ U, 8.;$M, who has.been stationed; Fresh Wmm. ^12d <, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Johnson and at Panama, arrlv ..Mr, and Mrs, Russell Johnson »nd Ing on a short , ...- spending With his patent!, Mr, and U M»wgn( i '•on Thomaa ot Devon, Connecticut, 1 Mrs. Henry B. Renshaw. He made qulck-drylng copting itptnt, a! few days vleltlng Mrs. the trip in a bomber, | erihi.qricken'mm-20c .SplckSll^isii^^ aHenjHenry DusenbadOusenbarraiidMrM , Yf,HHar- : . Willialliam Engh6lm took a number that coven in P»; .H«w»tuofMwnlng.:«ttist..«.?f, of* f i^sii ^dhlJUiLaBfiundad y off Ann Page tite.>>i*6o Spick Shoe White ^10? Barcolene >VW," '%r25c SBloach -MP'MM- W«.^3I Tonato Soil--mun •%~7?i Sandifly HHook.o - They p*p ,._ , „„ Chopped SplnaciilW'i-171 Chill Saice — oatdhV In Uw -party weri^ H»fln»n Thonen, Armand LaVtgne, Stanley Veyftir, William Ti^ex,. J^mund* Clln* and James MUle*. V Oow Brand Soda *"^3D^l0or Wax^'.V ^23e&39e Smbrhe Cleanser . ^5o•llatwjr^^r^M^ir*"^"^^ Sgt,' Jack Forsmanr son of <. Mr, .ORIJ.3X and Mts, OioarFoMman ot Rlv«r vtlt b»Ttht topfo of Rev. XVMOW thur H«nlioB-rt . 7ERTAININQ Stevenson'* aeraion at tht ewnln* aerWce. Dcmonatratipn wirtot* meteiy »t are held Wednesday* at 8 p/ m, it WWMsMM the borne of the pastor, Rev. Stev- M#*«:F " " ' d* Leonardo: fodcraro -1>-WeJ Bernard, ' ^Born^in'Tioaiol METHODIST was the daughter the UU Sam-. Bark j auoclaiion Is planning' • great ;Lagrotteria .wlMpnmouth oounty • youth _.gtt-to- Belford ml and'Matlld*,: Portn'tr. Jur- «lre*oh school will fM)^^i|Ktp|^;;;^|ld|i Jived In toll Haven until her mar- •isUrs, Mist Kotieai tor Sunday: Hit&>. m. riage ?8.years ago. At the time of vMng are) church tehool; lOsiS a. m.- Holy tnd lln. Frank-Todtritro of . Th»i^ralitf'Mri,AdelH. of Woodslde, Mrs. gospel team from Jack y RumtK>,n aimounced the engagement her death she was grand chaplain Frances Porl w» e~-•—•<- will featurt thi open- "Words «f life" coast-to-ooast Communion, and 7:46 p. m. ao&f Id, 88, wits; ot Thomas J. Do Joel. Koggan Peterson and Mrs, Ing egercisei etch Sunday, followtd ot their daughter, Mist Rote F04- of the Ordar ot Eastern'Star for n of Lcs Angelet, broadcast, Further details will be service and sermon by tie paste*! who died,last Thursday at,/hef. the state of Ohio. ' " Raonaerr- by-classes in. Bible study. Com- "Why Men are Eternally^Loat". ^ aro. to Sit. Carmen Lagrotteria, home on- Bftuich avenue, Little' Sil- two brother!,' Ita- announced next week. 8. Army, son of 'Mr. and, Mrs. Survlvintr art her husband, two California munion Will be observed Sunday at The Atlantic .Highland* Metho- Monday evening at I o'clock the ver, Wat "held Monday morning tit dor* Portni of Woodslde and Mor- »»4 Council i |Vth* 11 o'clock aervio*;-.Tht pkstor, Joteph Lftgtotterla of Long Branch, St. James c{iurch,where' a solemn tons,, Pvt Norman W., with-tht of Red Bank. dists, who won the first round of official board will hold Its last busi- at ail engagement party Sunday at Marine jCorps at Bl Centro, Call-' rfspflrt» Rev, C. A. Thunn, will prtach on the church Softball league and the ness meeting, of this conference high mass of requiem was oelebrat- their home. No date has been set ed by Rev. James J. puffy, Rev. fornia, and Kenneth L. WalkoTAlto w: ^ "Sweeter at thi yean go by." Mu- year, .The pastor desires the pret- purpoie*, in * eertalo uaMa ad "ttj New. Monmouth Baptists who took for thi wedding. • Donald Noble of St. Patrick's ca- her mother, Sirs. Anna, Wagner, Wills Probated ;ysic, under thi dlricMon iff Mist the seoond round wil) play ths de- ence of every- member of the board. and a brother, John. V. Wagner, "extenllht;^SQathwesurtr fr9H F Sara Armstrong, -will include the thedral, Jersey City, -was deacon, Avenue, tnd ik: thaiisortion i f, '.,„,. ciding game for the championship Wednesday evening it < o'clock both of Fair Haven, and two grand- Three wilts were probated in-the morton Avtnae I»lnf soutiea t of He.; .organ prelude, "Jesus, Joy-otMan'* prayer serVice and Bible etudy con< rand John Kelt of Linden place, 1 Monday at 6;S0 p, ra. on Leonardo children, office of Surrogate Dorman Mc,Fad- Utea Btrtet, u ajld-Are was tn4;: Desiring/ Bach;, offertory, "Seek ducted, by Ihe pastor. Bed Bank, a seminarian, kicted as Street in ihown upon t ce tain ma3, hlgH, school field, , • din at Freehold yesterday, r 1 - Ye the Lord," Slmpton;.organ post- The Junior Youth Fellowship will sub-deacon. Mrs.; Edward': MeDon- entitled "Map of land of tie EiUU otf : A,covered dish supper and meet- ough was. organist and soloist, - PAUL HALL Mrs. Graci VanHuel of Long Edmund Throtkmprton, dect sed. Reds Hide, "Come Thou Sweet Death" meet Friday afternoon after school Branch,- who died AUgutt 13, be- Ing will'be held Tuesday at 7.p. in. Interment under the' direction of B.nk, N. /„" of record in tit Mon>? and n Lovito Tall the -Story." In the church annex by the M, E. Paul Hall of Lelghton avenue, a queathed stock In the New Jersey mouta County Cl«k,'l OIBM, - p| Mitt'Armstrong will be at thi con- "BAPTIST; * the* John E. Day funeral horns "was: resident of Red Bank 80 years, died Bell Telephone company to her" AND WHEmUJ, iab»eou< tt« »tl(j:'| 1 Sutphln guild. ' . •'• in Mount Olivet cemetery. th« sola of the organ during Frederick The Btbje study and prayer ser- Keyport. -.j. .' Saturday at Monmouth Memorial brother, Edward Peter Weft An Tuition, Mrttln recorded li itrumentu K. Ball's vacation. ^v; Leslie .p. Maclnnes will bearers were Charles Welll, Son' hospital at the1 aga of 60 years. "mule by. kpd to the ownin of landi vice will be held tfext Wednetday at aid and James Kaufmann,, Daniel aunt, Emma'. Stlllwaggon, was left abutliof upon,, and.eromd br, said At 7 o'clock Sunday evening thi 7:45' p. m, The study in- the Book preach at the' 10:46 o'clock Sunday Surviving are his wife, Mn. Rosa $50 and a brother, Frank West, de- hitIntars j» vaeaUd, eonttlni d dMorip.- -Youth Fellowship "will meit at the morning, service: on the. subject, Murphy, William Skldmore and Hall; two daughters, Mrs. Marga- tloni whlck ma» be eonitruud to. twf£ of'Genesis will continue.and loved JohnSlpe. ...; ' cedent's Interest in property at 604 parsonage, "The Man Who Has Seen God." ret Mann and Mrs. Jacqueline Rich- Broadway, Long Branch, Tht der a lededlcatlon for Ufhwa^ ptufpotttij »t TiJB Boy ones In service will be especially Mrs. Doylt was born'at Jersey ardson, als',0 of Red Bank, and of tha. lands so Ttetttd. onf litteh 4^| tomorrow night remembered in prayer; , Bible school with classes for ill residuary estate goes to her slstew, . ScouOroop JJ^rill meet. W thi ages convenes at 9:45 a, m. tnd City, daughter of thi late Dentiis three sons, James Hall, U. S. Army, Cornle Wett and Norma Howland, and Catherine TDtiy Sullivan. Be- MOW THERCTORE, BB churoh basement, " • ' ' FIRST METHODIST : the young people's meeting at 7:15 stationed In Indie; Roberf Hall, U. with the former appointed execu- DAmEC, tr thF BorWtBTif The board o(.trustees will meet 5 p. ro. The. pastor will apeak at the tides her husband she Is survived 8. Army, stationed In Hawaii, and trix in a will dated July 17,19M. that anjr oBtr or tender ot ••'" . Atlantic Highlands•'.- or. redtdlcatlos, for hljhwai turjKisae,,. in the office Monday night, Septem- 8 p. m. gospel service on "A Great by a. sitter, Mrs. Elsie Keyet of Paul Hall, Jr., U, S, Navy. • Arthur Vernon Lias of Neptu'ne, ber JO at 8 o'clock. Also on Mon- "Lord,- I Waatrto B«-.a Chris- Jersey City, ... He also leaves two brotheri and or th* unnamed etreet and toe portion and Worthy Ambition^ who d|«d April »(J«fthji.estate-to of Tiroekmorton Avenue day night at t o'clock the Senior tian" wUl be tht termon of Rev. ' .Prayer, praise and testimony ttr- three tiaters, they being Anderton his mother, Margaret Virginia Lint deicrlbed. wh|eh mar have Roy B, WUliaas, Jr,,. for Sunday B. ATJOIJSTUS. JEFTOKY volrtd In, effectuated br, or I _M5iy_ Mount .chapter will meet at vlce IS held Wednesdays at 8 p. m and Robert Hall, Mrs. Ellat Ely and, In the event the pre-deceased the home of Mra. Wn.Hsirraclwneli,- and Mrs. Eva Hill, all of Wintor, tli* dMeriptiont used 1B ) rd Augutti him, to his brother, WHllT mentioned recorded lutrtmeaU, «, 51 Silverton avenue, Little Silver. dtr the direction of Roy Jeffrey, FIRST PBESBYTBBIAN Jeffrey,.75, ot Allen street, u Virginia, and Mw.-Maude-Hlgglns, t Liuji, who liateb/ decllntd. rttntad »W * The "art class will, meet la the organist, and Mrs. John Crawler. son, a lifelong resident, who died Portsmouth,' Virginia, 'and six in a will made December 17,, 1949. tnd any tad all publlo rlgntf fr basement Tuesday night at 7;80 The pastor will bring a children's Atlantic Highlands Rev. Donald N. Cornal, who. has Wednesday of last week, wai held grandchildren. / ' Edward Attarita of Keansburg, menti, for hl«hv/ar »nrpoH« are here- '| r ' o'clock under the leadership of Mrs, message based on the topic, "Vic- The -funeral was held yesterday TIT Vacated, releaiad and rrtlnrulilied, • returned from hls=vacation in Can- Saturday, afternoon at the Worden who died July 6, 1945, left his e*v In tnd orer that unnamed- itrcet, tnd . Ruth'Thunn. The" OBaptlst Worn. tory." There will be a moment of :: ada,, will 'preach at the 11 o'clock funeral horiie; "~~\" ,; :, afternoon at Calvary Baptist church tate to hit son Ralph Astarita arid that portion pfThtoelunorton AvenuoJ tin's league will also meet Tuesday silent prayer for the service man, with Rev. J.W. Lee ,, officiating. (subjtot to certain reiefvatlone herein- ; Sunday morning service. The) chan- Rev. W. Wlnfield Wett, pattor daughter May Carle, equally and night mi..8 o'clock. •.•'•' ot the week, Jloiiert L. Atwattr. • FODERARO of Goodwill, Methodist church, Burial in charge ot the H«*»ls appointed the former executor in a after mentioned), trine wfttln tbe _ The choir rehearsal will be held cel choir will sing,., •• urns boundarlM of: a tract of lanl deaerlbed Church school convenes at 9:45 Sunday school convene* at 10 a. Rumjon, '• offlolated. The . bearers funeral home was In Whlti Ridge will drawn September IB, 1937. is foilowst •"•••••• ••;; WTdTiesaiy^ight.at 8 e'eloefc- - a. m. in the criajel. The beginners Mite_ Fodexaro is a graduate _otweiei_Asse5ior^ Richard Of. Rogers, cemetery. • , Friday -night, September 1* at 8 iir^with""c'lasses-for-all-agi«r Thi All that certain lot, tract or*]>*r«t and primary children meet at the annual raJIy day wilt be hild Sep- Runltoti high school 'and is em- Sr,, and Ira D/ESeorofTrlttmion; ol land.and prtmltea, htreljiafttr'Hr- ' o'clock, Mary' Mount Chapter will home of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Mulr. ployed at the Watson laboratories MB8. THOMAS JOHNSON U«alarljrd«wHbe and Phyllis Vinci and Ralph Scal- York city, the daughter of Matteo Illinois. Private funeral tervicet byJJsear Benson. were held Tuesday, morning and. ' Bldi mutt b« encloied In lealed en- Thla ordinance shall t»ke *fl*ct at tht . those^bflufilorhlghschooV age-will Supperwlll.beadministered Sunday ChhVJr o* and Louis Cantanzaritl of Rum- and Emma "DlPalma - Rosal. She Telopei bearing namo and addraai of time and In tht manner provided, hy at 10:60 a. ra. by the pastor;. Rev. son, Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph" Lagrofe had llvedThere the past a-yeort. Interment with the Worden funeral bidder and namo of "Compreiaor" on the /law. •' resume Sunday evening meetings m. Mra. Eleanor Lindsay Is, super- outildi, addriued to-the Mayor and beginning this Sabbath at 6:45 In Paul Q, Jochlnke,. who will speak intendent, terla, Mr. and Mra. Edward Poring, Betides -hef husband, she It sur- home directing was in'Mount Olivet cemetery., Council of tha-Borough.of Red Bank the chapel, • on the theme, "What God Requires The Woman's Society of Christ- Mrs. Theresa Foderaro, Salvatore, vived by two daughters, Carmella and muit be accompanied bx a certified "ITie toregoing ordinance waa tntro* „ Young .'men and women we In- of Thee.": The minister's sermon ian Service will meet next Thurs- John and Josephine Lagrotteria, and Gloria, and a son, Andrew, all check for the aum of Un per eant of dueed and palled tint reading at a ree>' Theresa Ann Foring and Pvt, Ed- Miss EDITH LOW tha amount ot tha bid, parable to the alar neatlng of the Uayor and Ooun- ?-_ vited to the weekly volleyball game subject for the 7:30 o'clock evening day night • • • • living at boms; her parent*, a Ha- order of "the Borough Collector, and ell of the Borobgh of Bed Buk held Thursday nights In fellowship hall. service will be "Me, A.Christian?". ward DaVeno of Long Branch; ter, Mrs. Blanche, wife of Louit Miss Edith Low, a former resi- mutt be delivered it tha i>Iae« tnd be- on Tuesday. September J, 1>4>, tad Tht official board will convene Church school convenes at 9:45 Mr. and Mrt. William Yamelkf and Caruto, U Locust avenue, and a dent-of New York city and 8um- fore thr hour above named. wl)| come un tor Snal consideration and 1 pattagt aba^regular meeting ot tha tov« next Tuesday ^night ft;the . putor *. a. m. with opening exercises In Thuee Accidents Frank Tamello of Deal and Mrs. brother, MatteoTSossl of Waverly merfleld hotel, Atbury • Park, died The Counoll of'the Borouih of Bed V Bank reeervel tha right to reject any emtnsrhony to b« h*1d-on-Monday,* Sepv- study. ,. „ charge of .W. Lester-jWhltfleld. Jerry Mrvlea^tfnd Kay Mrvlca of place. ' ' • • . yesterday afternoon at the Ivy Nurs- ttroW IT. ]»4S. at 8:10 P. M. at the) Belmar.. - i ••'... or all bid* or any. part'of any'particular "Generaliied Health',' is'the gen- There an classes for all agi groups Reported Here v ing home, Middletown, where the bid if deemad to the beat Interelt «( the Council Chamhen, la the Borough Hall, •ral topic for the meeting; Monday from the nursery class to the mixed had been a patient the past three Borougli IO to do. • , Monmotith Street, Red Bmi, New Jer- Arthur Soott of Highway 15, ' MBS. HOWARD H. SHOPT, ' ; Bjr ordar or tha Council of tha' Bor- tey, at which time and pile* all pant of the;'Woman's Society of Christ- adult Bible class. Mld.dlttown; was fined 1*30 on. two y*ar»." ''. dealrlBt to Bt heard thtrtoa wlfl Prld* of Orescent Council, Sons The funeral of Mrs. Eleslnor ough of Red Bank, N. J. liven full opportunity. Jin Service. Speaker! will be Ste- oharges when he appeared before Born at New York city, the wat • - ' " Charlee ^' ]y B. Tuthm and Mlai Martha Han- and Daughteri of Liberty, will prt- Recorder John V. Crowell jretttr- Streets Improved Jane Shopp,] wift of Howard H. the daughter of the late Edwin H. Dtd Septembar 4, 1*41. •on.". ' - eent a new Christian flag to the day morning. Shopp, who died Friday at her and Mary A. Low. She wag a mem- Aita.t:r-Aniy 1? ihlnn," Clark.'. AMY & SHDOf, Methodist church at a special ter* home, Wvckoff road, Eatontown, 'September 4th, 1(41. ' Borovgh Ol Bishop Fred Pltrce Conson will Scott was involved In a traffic ao- Completion of the resurfacing of ber of Trinity Episcopal church, •peak at an Inter-church confer- vice Sunday evening, September 16. six Keyport street and the borough wa« held Tuesday morning. Inter- Asbury Park. The official board will meet with oldent'Sunday' afternoon when tht ment, unuder the direction of the ence meeting of the W. S. C. 8. Fri- car hi was driving collided at the parking-lot hat been reported by The funeral will take place at the day, September 21, In ttie chapel of the minister next Wednesday to dlt- Councilman Judson B...Hopla,, chair- John Wi Flock "funeral home, was Mount Memorial • home tomorrow MSMHR.THI TH€ 801WH HUH cuse the affairs of the conference Bridge avenue and Reotor plaot In- in Brookelde cemetery, Englewood. _tte_Methodiet building at 160 Fifth tersectlon with another vehicle man 'of the department of public morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. Ran- avenue, New York city. service. y-Borh in New York city, the dall W. Conklin will officiate. ,In- activities.. driven ^ daughter of Mr. and SGITWalter Bergen, John Stavota, a patlenger Councilman Hopla reported that tirmerit-will-be-ln-Sleiiwood-csaitb- FIRST CHURCH OF CHBIST, The board of education la plan- there is still more road work which Lascell Tully, ihe is survived, be- tery, West Long Branch. ning to have an evening of special in tiie -Scott oar,, iuffered contusions sides her husband, by a datighUr, . SCIENTIST • arid abrasions of the right forearm. WllLbe done-nbut the following entertainment In l|eu of the annual «treeta are now completed: Warren Mr*. Earl Lsadbearer of Eftton- BOSS EgTHfiR POBTNEB Strviqei in First Church of picnic which haa been cancelled. Scott WEB fined, W> for careless town. A reMdtnt of Sktontown for Christ,. BcieritUt; ^0TBroad-rtreet, -driving, and J3& .because the oar he •Street fromJJfain to Fulton strtets; Thi funeral of . Miss ^Esther Monroe street'from Broad to-At-- the- last 11-ytevrt, she was a .mem- Bed Bank, are, held Sundays at 11 BAPTIST was operating was improperly, li- ber of the Daughteri of Liberty' Portner of «106 89th avenue Wood- Many n. ra.,Sunda y tchoolat 11 a. m., censed. Office? Leroy, M;CKnlght lantlo streets L Waverly from First < Leonardo. , of Jersey City, • tide, Long Island, a former retl- and -Wednesday__^¥sn!n»:..Jt..1:18 Issued the tummont. to Third streets; Walling terrace dent of Red Bank, who died Sun- Very Good o'clock. , Services Sunday will be!-as fol- Saturday morning at 3:20 o'ejockf from .Malnito .Eerry_ streets,_and_ day afternoon - In the Monteflora . "Man" is the lesson-sermon sub- lows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m;; can driven by Gerald WyndorTbf Short street from Kearny to Beers MRS. OTTO C. WALKO ho»pltal, CJunxHlll road, New York Retuoru"'~ ::"<-- '"•' "7~:': . •""• ject for Sunday, September 8. morning worship, • 11 o'clock, and Tlnton Falla and Anthony. Palan- streets. The parking lot has been The funeral of Mrs.' Otto 0. city, following a'long illness, was Golden Text: "Hear the rlgrht, 0 evening worship at 8 o'clock, in dranCj,^ Willow street, Red Bank, graded and topped, held Tuesday morning at ' the There are, it seems to us, many jood Lord, attend unto my cry;'give ear the absence of R.ev, Ellwood S. collided at -the same Intersection. 'On Monday, Councilman..Hopla Walko, former' resident of .fair unto my prayer, that, goeth not out Wolf, who is on vacation, sermons No one was injured; . ' stated, Investigators from the U. S. Haven and more recently of Cleve- reasons why so many families—a 1 land, Ohio,,who died last Saturday of feigned lip*. As for me,-1 will at both services will be delivered Sunday night at 11:80 o'clock 8gt Department of Commerce and Nav- constantly increasing; percentage— behold they face In rlghteousnees: by Rev, Geprgo T, Wood. igation Inspected the hurricane night at her home, was held yester- Harold R. Geiitach of Fort Mon- day at Cleveland, .. I shall be "satisfied';'whtifX aWake, • The .Ladles Aid toclety will meet mouth was slightly Injured when damage oausid. last fall. They elect to make full use of the facilities with' thy likeness." .(Pa. 17:1. 16), .Thurtday of next week at 2:30 {p. stated after the inspection that the ^IBorn at Dantoury,. Connecticut, he .was struck by a.ear driven by Mrs. Walko attended schools there -offered-by oiir modern funeral home. Sermon: Paesageg from the .King, m. at the home of llrs. Daniel Philip Morrlt, 82 Bridge avenue. claim to the government for aid James version of the Bible Include: Leonard. The. Edna Woodward which had been filed from Keyport and moved "to Fair Haven with her The family room, which affords com- The accident" occurred at Morrlt .parents when .she was a child. She , "And God eald,. let.ua make man auxiliary wiirmeet Friday of next was.backing out of a driveway on was very fair. plete privacy during the services, It In our image, after pur likeness," week at'8:?0 p, m'. . * • .-'- "... Monmouth ttreet, • . . g The trustees of the.church will (Gen( , 1:26), one important reason, we art sure. pgpassages; ; ffrom "Sci- meet Wednesday night of next Correlative week,' fpllpwlfig-the regular mid- SOME LABOB POTATQBS ence and Healtth with.ith' KKe y to t hthe SitSeripturW" " b M Bk E week prayer meeting. The Red On exhibition In one of the win- Thomas Manson MONUMENTS Include: by. Mury Baker Eddy CrOM ...production frroup mceU dows at The Register office if a "The ScripturoF Inform us- that from ID n,.m, to 4 p.' basket of Katahdln poUtott grown You hwy & once |t-' nan it made In the Image and -Hke- by County Road Supervisor Edwin & Son, Inc. nest of Cod.- Man i« t'pirltual and H; Brasch. oh his Broadmeadow perfect; and fiectiwe he it spiritual BAV HHOitF, coMMUNrrr * farm In the Nutiwamp district 6f The Oldett to last forever and perferH, hp. must be so under- EaBt Keanshurg -, Mlddletown township. Mr."Braich, Monument Manufacturing I0MHAL H ~~~ "S In Christian Selehce," Ip. tf5) en'lcw Sunday consist of church better known among hti ftlendj u * Tht oholce ot a Memorial—* tohool„ and. adult Bible olatl • at 10 the '.'Potato King of MlddUtcwn and Retailing Company that hls-potato yield itli'Count & tasting tributt to a btautt* it yeann!I«"'UeIl"lT|f'lBBBJ'tht "run of the'field" In The Register Fall has arrived/and young peo- I?rnyer meeting Wednesday at t p. ple nil over mil country- ire rf; window prove* It. 1 nv .."•,'..•,.-. . ...':, ... ;>* i'.. turning to school to obtain knowl- keeplni With, -tlut, oharaijtir ., edge to help keep the peace which 8T, qhKMENT'g Kl'ISCOPAL was won at «,uch a great price. Ac- Your Expmtlon bf ot ont|Wlio has been dear to cordlngly, Rev, Wllljam D. Powell, ,. Belfprd .. ';,\ Servlcot noxt Sunday'' mornfrig True Remembrance WrlHBff«f»Wft?1WyW«nrWrtPmlBft conducted by Allen B;McClow»n; trfan1! lltt'.glvtt himmort" :$ni-wM8WH.1ifcV.y.ta» on "hMi 1 lay—rfadfii - 'fnr'chaiir, si'"-9tM.- eomplett ioul satisfaction mar thi torture of thi ttoni, ' boV'.of chrjfl," The adult tnd o.'.oloclc. Tht rfiui'ch.tchool will coll- than'thi building xt a Mt*' .« «»-.m,j»Hk', t »t.*ne i,,iu<*f l hit loved onti Who the 'd'efl'nlllon or tbi. diilen Ik*" li the topic for (he evening1 and frleniis arV'Invlttd Om chapel will acconv foaptj tervlM beginning at 7;4B to attend ' modHle'any normal fu- Will bring a ul|iman,.who neral attendance, tin, will, .without any obligation, Ourstleot.Barri MtmbrltJi. tht atiur&noe that this lm* 'The^ }Aun(T peojilo'i oltolr • beV tni Guild iKrk Of i^ i|ng: MBTrionifrr ••• •••;,'• I CM the home It tpaol- ,«bjqw you,lateitdiilgni;:. ' wportant'tnvtfttnt&t hai 1 • prpval—j'our guiranUe of •, ?vJ^jt Haven; " ' out, mott famlllM pre,- Monumsnt D«*l»rt'In ''' Memorial ai no extra • made, for tttrn'lty ,',, ft afi l 10 a, in,, Morning wotihip it -i wssls: SUBS •:: -nu. msm BED BAKE EEqifitER, SEPTEMBER g, 1945
way Department this k the green -light from (W W XL &d*e to wabark Va a
Tht governor authorised MlUep, Jr., BtatfHlghway eoamls- Picked Up By FBI A^nts Saturday, sioner, to advertise at once for bids on eight projects whiah will mark John H. Randall It In County Jail ttaa start otfltw Jersey1* vast re- oonverslon .program. The project*, whioh will "bring to t4,M0,«M the ft K,,tUoKM,-SBI ebttt of N«w cost of read construction-ana re- fewey, Saturday- snapimftt the «- • Keansburg pair started In the *tal* slttee V-E "of JohmHenry RaAdall, 19, o( day, May t, are expected to provide wotejfn, Middlesex couoty, ,bjr • FBI (ThtX«d Bank IU«litor«w )>• booahl Jobe for many workers laid off a* fffent* and the Bradley Beach and la KMubars »ttot stem of B. L. HIU 'Avon police departments. On Xug- Ur, John CMuo. PfilUp Keller. Charln « result of war contract cancella- JlJlt 37, IMS, Randall wrote a letter Vote). L Zi)ck«nn*n, Oeorg* Swlu asi tion*. ,,io Mm, Florence Wiener, a Bradley Largest o-f the eight projects will Pvt Michael Tenore arrived last t'Beach summer resident, demanding be the widening and modernising of '.payment Of $5,000, and tineatep«d Thursday aboard the S 8 Monterey Route 38 (U, S. Highway No. 1), a "jta kUl her and Her 18-monttUH0ld which docked at' Newport News, heavily traveled artery, from- the r*»OB if the money, .were' not pall Virginia; - '•'•- \ • Elizabeth-Newark line to Port Payment *M to Hie made on the •Waiter.: JL Berfcerieh ha* been street, Newark. This will coat an dll on Bradley Beach by promoted to—quartermaster, Unit estimated $2,275,000.' /either MM. WHner^r .a bellboy class, XJ..JJ. Nayy. ;He has served Among the eight new planned Ithin four dsy«, • .-.- • ovenees for 81 month* aad has projects are:' Chief Charles J,,Foland and Iieut •taken; part In battles in.'North Completion of the Route M ! Qualify tobtB yf^BdIBS Africa, atcily acd Southern Jpra»ee. Bridge over the-New Tork A Long y7y«S j, worked with FBI ajenti )n He was awkrded the-American Branchrailrgad at Morgan at a cost of $80,000. • "r~ i;the Investigation of the case which Theater ilbben and the Good Con. quaflry "3«xfo A"-«hfek«riat,thls ttartling low you wont % browns,' frylpfl or. reaatipg. "-•resulted In the arrett of Randall on duct medal/At present fa*i * eerv- Itepavina; of eight-tenth* •^heTUjht 6f Aiigiiit 81 at. llsM r aboard tha S 8 Sauges In the mile of Route 4N, Norwood avenue, tfeloek. . Pacific.! • • ' • •'••..•' .Deal, at a cost of $100,000. Puff) Cttrw asrsV. " When Randall was arrested, he Relocation, paving and construc- LAMB let- tion ofi a bride on 2.8 mile* of ter.' According- to McJCee, the «x- •BQuie__a from te/bano'n to White SCHIAMCUT tortlon letter demanded that Mr*. House- In Hunterdon mi II. now on cost of $400,000: -Wiener should carry the money In He will be eligible for fur-' i» package along the boardwalk in Paving and relocation of 5.1 miles Pur#j oronQo, flropefrult ond suqor. Buy a supply now! ^Bradley Beach In the direction of ther assignment upon his return to which may qualify him for a petty of Route 28. from White House to •jBelmar. .'-Mm. Wiener made two officer rating. Fiddler's Grove in Hunterdon and 5 trips. ',.• " .-•' Somenet counties at a cost of K&MILK & BREAD Loin Chops ' On August 81, after Randall made Under the leadership of Com- **oo,ooo. _ Isjeiephone call to the hotel'«witch- mander Balph O, Williams, th« of- L v toard and leffViUeMBje for Mr*. ncam.anl members of Wilbur J.' .The IMS legislature wilt „ Wiener to deliver the money at Price post, have opened a member- asked^by the -governor - to -enact ship drive.. The committee report* legislation requiring that all "break* age was given to Randal! who con- a good resiponse has been promised age" from parl-muturt horse race I tinued on into Avon, where he wa» for it* Septembor mealing at .which track betting be turned over to the Shqulcleif Chops 38 'arrested by FBI agents. He was time the group .will hold' its annual stated' ••••'.•. • watched, by FBI agents on each election of officers.' •.• • Bdge announoed hi* approval of occasion that he was given .the Harold Snyder, eon of Mr. and the plan after the Btat* Racing 1 19f " package for delfvery. A. complaint Mr*. Harry Snyder, .has been prOr oommlid'oa adopted a resolution jmi jfljei_befqre the V. 8. Com- njotsd to gunner'* mate,- second lost week seeking the enactment of Pork & Beans & 8c missioner David ^nQoTdstelB7~oT _• Owr fine* ilow-cooked pork & beon*. Try themf clisirSnyoerUirgTBtlua.tBoftliUl e ; I lb. Asbtiry Park charging Randall with Navy's gunner"* «ohool at Newport, _At presenT^bresJugeT'^'hiohrii legs of Lamb 40c 38< 'violation of the federal extortion- Rhode Island. He h&a bten as- the term for the odd cants up to •UHW000 »aiAM A" statute. .He war thea taken to signed to Dam Neck since Febru- a nickel of winning bets, goes to Freehold and held-on-J2,300 hall." ary, JMJ, where he 1* a 40 mm ma- track operators. It has been esti- pfl "S # I Jen peril. A. The extortion note follows: chine' gun Instructor. mated the operators of ' Garden BKF «My Dear Mrs. Wiener: A detail of shore police from the State Park, near Camdea, the Siring Beans SftiX* J.M FAUWAlg l h OUHWOOD .IVti. f, Apple 2 Please do not take this not*.a* Earl* Naval depot at Leonardo has state's lone operating running FAUWAll 29c 2Sc a Joke, Take hee£e of every word been aaeigiied to duty here nightly track, will net more than $50,000 Roasf 27e from this source'this year. Siring Beans £' \U Raspberry Jelly 14< ra death will occure In jour fam- •4 the request of borough officials. sHviMonl vnMs aoon.. Tour child, mainly. Tour Three additional runoUig track* Cut lb. Boy Scout troop 87 will asalit In N». t% mm 31c child will be killed If you fall to •aolheir waetepaper collection are expected to open for business Peanul Butter SI 1(4 RiB Roast • 30c 27« follow through. We will carry out which will be held Saturday. Sep- In New. Jersey during 1W6. Spinach ff this threat tf It take* yearn. Tou tember 16. • ' • 6h£Xt2O are undgr observation constantly. Worker* who have applied, for 6 42c So for the sake of your child's life, Mr*. Edna Maloney la visiting unemployment compensation bene- Sliced Beefs t Tomato Soup K«,8< Round Tip Roast «.. 40c 35< do not Inform the police of thla her husband, Richard A. Maloney, fit* ilnce the cessation of hostilltle* affair.- We demand $5,000 from you aeetnen second cli«, who is onAugust 14 may meet delays in re- Acme Corn Green Pea Soup"gsfe wfthln the next four daya. or you •bore patrol duty at Portsmouth, ceiving their first compensation 5 51c and your child will be murdered as Virginia.- * , checks, the State Unemployment Porterhouse Steak ">• 47e 40< goon as we find a chance to strike. Mleeee Doris' Stevens and Doris compensation commission reported M«al AII-Gr*Mm p We are watching every move you Baumgartoe* of Kearay, vlaited this week. 5 42c make.- Be careful. Tou are not to Mr. and Mrs, David Osboroe over Equipped during the war Sirloin Steak >>• 40c 33« tell your pirento. A*_ao?n a* you tte wwk-end. • , . r> .H ..handle • a nunrlmurn of 6,000 ASPARAGUS t? 31 e have the $5,000 you or one of the Mr. ma Mr«. Anthony Domato claims a wee Vthe oommlasltm _____ Our finest lend oll-gr»«n oipwqgui spew*. boys from the hotel Is to deliver aad- tiwlr daughters, Janice and it had received more than lOO.OMJ 6 42e it If you have any of the boys to Karla spent a day recently, at In- new claims in the two weeks end- * O'OOCK 11*1. »k| 40c deliver it, he la not to know what dian lake, DenvtUe. ' ed August 10. . his mission is'for. Pay him for Mr, and Mrs. Charles Rehorka Acting UCC Director Frank T. Corn Muffin Mix 12{ lb. his troubles and he will carry out aad .their daughter Arvine spent -Judge said the agency was at- Plate Beef 20c 20c 18. hie orders. If you or the boy are the week-end at the home of Mr. tempting to meet -the (ltuatioa by Apple SnnfTS X5t followed both of your live* will b* and Mrs. John Boyd. recruiting additional workers, add- in great danger. Whoever deliver* Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Wlrth are ing lecond and third work shift* 2 Hamburger lb. 27c 27c the money U to walk In the' dir-vacatloaiag for trrt> weeks at in department* handling new 27c ect') on of Belmar on the boardwalk. rbrtamouth, Virginia, at the home claims and transferring worker* DAVIS *£*_ Speele-Whip -SL 'Tf he or she is not met, they are of Mia. Wlrth't slater and brother- from other department* to the to keep waJklng-in^lhejlfTvctioii of claim* divldona. • 2 Belmar until ilBppedrJhe deliverer Mr. anJ Mr*. Donald prsiafiery, Plllsbury, may not be :stepped f or^two._or 31 Lincoln court, are parents of a The lessening of war-ttan* de- three nights. Do not cross us. $1,000 daughter born Saturday at Mon- mands on the leisure time of adult* in $20 bills; $1,000 in $90 bills and mouth Memorial hospital. ' - should lead to' a great expansion 43.000 In $100 bills. This note Is to Mr., and; Mri, John J. Plynn, Ml of New Jersey1* adult education Liverwurst "» be returned *jlth the money. Tou Park avenue, ire parents of a eon program, says. Btate Education ere-under-obsewatiQnJ_constantly." Flour boro laet Thursday at Monmouth Commissioner John E. Bouhart FRESH FLOUNDERS lb 17c The note was mailed to "Mrs. F, Memorial hospital.. Wiener, Bradley Beach,.N. J." and ?tating the war had. caused a Enriched Flour $ 7 postmarked Bradley Beach, drop from 70 to IS la the.number Our finest all-purpose-flour, guaranteed to meet your highest expectations BOSTON MACKEREL lb 23C 27, 1946. of adult classes conducted through- • er we will replace absolutely free yHh ony_other franc". Union Beach out the state, *Bos*hart predicted the trend would shift rapidly. 0 FRESH "..'•"-•/?'••"•' CHEESE FEATURES Scrapple * 17« last week-end marked .the close "A -great many more people wJU Everett of activities of the. American Wom- want to find out about international Bleu Cheese FILLET OF HADDOCK lb 41C en's Hospital Reserve corps which and national problems," he said, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson; of started about thia time two years "Others will want to upgrade them- Chateau RATION CAHNDAR New Tork city are visitor* of Mr. ago. As their last contribution to selves In. various lines of business R«4 Stamps At to 5» and Mrs. J. H. Colbert. serviyem'en the corps offered free through' education." OSCO Mr. and lira. J. Daniel TuUer food for three days, Saturday, Sun- f Bond OsH 49* have returned from a week'* visit day aad Monday, Dickersons Entertain Caveau/ Cheddar Wertfc tO Mnf. fces -.to-WoodrteefeJVermont, where they Tht school* In this borough open- Sn|«r Stamp 38 attended the annuaTOraen'Mount- ed jreMereay.Harold E, Butter* On 16th Anniveriary; Bavarian -• • f^ ,e1n State Race meet ' field oontlnues to head the teach- AM Cream Cheese^ \2t PFC James Harrington, who ha* ing staff a« principal. There are Mr, and Mr*. Beverly 8. Dlcker- been at SUnton, Virginia, is now siUl-two faculty vacancle* In-the «on,~Naveslnk- River road, Middle- "Maled in" fuller, finer flavor. Ground I at Camp Upton, Lent bland. school. town township, entertained guest* Edward Row* and John K»lly-at* PFC Thomas J. McKittrick, «on at a house party Labor day In ob- tended a baseball game in New of Mr. and Mrs. Thomae McKlt- servance of their l«th wedding i —Tork.cHy. Sunday, trldc of Park avenue, ha* returned nlversary, " , Acme Coffee bag Christopher McFaddln and lit** after aervlng-in-the-Paoiflo-area Attending were Mr. and Mrs, W. 40 months. McKittrick1 entered the Wnsy flavor preferred by mony. Try s pound im. Nancy Wilson of Boston «p«nt the 1 L. Baker of Doujlaaton, Long Is- week-end at Hlllfleld farm. army April.2, 1941, and was with land, Mr. and Mrs. Irving DoUgher- Mrs. Raymond Dubesky la Visit- the 77th Infantry division through ty, Weettleld; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ing relatives at Keansburg: the campaigns^ on Guam, Leyte, Ie C. Schtey, Mr.- and Mrs. A. C. Hed- }i f J Mr. and Mrs. R. Eckstein of Bhlma and Okinawa. He has been den, Plalnfield; Mr. and Mr*. Frank stationed at Bermudajaawalt, Ley- 5PRY **"*• 24c ^% Newark and Miss Mary Massaehlo Loughney, Summit,' and Mr. and te, Guam, Kerainenl'Islands, *Ie Mrs. a T, GarUOB, Garwood.' of Elizabeth were Friday guests of AfCO Oraese Pekee Mr. and Mrs. ftarl R, Beradt Shlmt ana Salpan. He was awerOl- 1 ed the European theater of oper- WOBXD'8~F1EST BOABDWALK Nabisco Ritz »*i Charle* V. Cox, gunner * mate ation!, Philippines Liberation, Asl- second class, V, B. Navy, jg home atlc-Paclflc and Good Conduct rlb- The first' boardwalk in the world on a four-day leave visiting his was eraefed in 1870 at Atlantic CKy. wife and daughter Betty Jane) This boas, He'ha« accumulated 106 Apple Juice siuooo • . , . week-end Mr, and Mr*. Cox moved points. into their, new apartment over Mrs. Mr*. Dorothy Klnnear Is a tur-. U Cocktail »-- RiceKrispies % Edward. StllwelV* store. •, gleal patient at Rlyervtew hoepjtalr ~~ Weekend gueata of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Martinoff were Ml** .The Red^Bank. Register Is *Up- OUMWOOD faMTf He. I CM KfUOOO Zlna Grey of Magnolia,- Maesaohus- ported by Meal as well as outiOf- town business men—Advertisement 61% arid Alexander. Martinoff, Jr. Grapefruit Juice, • t ^ of New YorH city. - iUNWINIlb. pis. WIUEKT NMUI Mr. and Mri, Nlo lolas Petrus- aelll celebrated the ifflolaj VJ-d&y Whaf«fh«Oif? Krijpy Crackers I9f FloorWWrj an inform*,!, party at their The! gueits were Speed-Up Bleach fcuU Rdtdfldslta, LMii Angela DIBalVo'sid; Joseph Fao- Preserving Jars-^ burri of Brooklyn, Mrs.' Joseph *f]/\ IOftt him Csaaburrl of the Bronx and Mr, and lira. Morris Harsooea, Fannie, bunch 10c Jap S 65< V15* Jars S 65^# Carrots Jelly Glasses MCP Pectin %& < Week-end gutit*1 if Mr. and Mrs, : LuLaonAsptei.werp 'Mr, »nd MM, A. White Howe |To. Palmtoita of Umt Xsiutd, Mr. I: T5 *'*• ;i: «•**»rfin»rirVlflto(Phh*>lt• *^™»»r r -m«< >^B i«Hvwi>«nsjr '•A**)***"' >fcella and Mable Sloheo of "Brook. CERTO . tz, flyn and Mra. ttabttla Attollnl,f. ^ nnavTito and Jairiei Amor ' " Mpk and1 Lena Sj> " head 1JC . . —,- — - - • «i "ClMBI.f . Million Thing." Date ' . . i . •. 1 l£T '"—" „ * f Bam k Lightning \u^ Streak, Leisure, pinner In .Fair mwmm fo^So Season Champs^ d Stream By Skeeter Fleet Haven Y.^C Race BT BTBW Annual Trophy Dinner Timely Note* Elaine Alberta And FeatHerweighU To Feature Tomorrow. Tog Point Standings In Classes Ii Scheduled For Patric;a Ruddy, Anf Night's Card At The Stadium —Saturday, Sunday Race Results ,^ Saturday, Sept 22 Winning Skippers laws ar#~~mad» to b* broken. nj lor'the fly-ewters late In the In keeping with the pottoy of giv-r especially against so-bristling', How-often= is It thoMrs ka»w til attetnoons._^ Ing local bojclng fans the type of background as the Zurloui e IiTa heavy wind that forced"aev^PoBoyi T-each,-Bltaog \ U. Keator's Lightning;.Ban Son lawes, Jr/a Sea. Rag noaed certain existing laws and on the fights they want! Matchmaker" An- tlon in Ihe heavier ranks, ' eral of the Comet* and Sneakboxea L. Dumber's Gee Qee 1, scored_another triumph in Sunday's out by 9 seconds Bob Quaeken- like Puccl and May have * out of''the1 final point races of. the Sunday afttrnoon's races were spur of the moment to gain the ad- Tba new regulation* governing bush's Tern U In the flve-milegele Puccl has rematcbed Frank ten-mile point event of, the Fair vantage w» over step the bound- the hunting of migratory game prestige to the 126-potinders, Monmouth Boat club season Satur- won by So What II, which, ied home Haven Yacht club-sailed over the podnt event of the Dlekman Bkart- -pned, Toronto's little gamester, and will do -a lot in bringing back thefj ' day, Richard -Bennett'i Lightning by a wide margin 12 other Comets ary.- With..this, thought in mind I birds fix New Jersey's waterfowl er fleet sailed Sunday morning in , e g, regular 'course on the North •would like to bring before the pub-season this year between October -Benny May, diminutive boxing mas- popularity it once enjoyed whenfj Blu»-Streak sailed home a winner and by Tern H, which headed nine ihrewSbury river- in a northwest a southwest breeze. /Jerry Jerbl- Tony Conzonor), Battallno and c^er R. ti..^eator' s Bam .by ten other Sneakboxes across the finish lic recent, happenings caused by 13 and December 8L ^ amwvVSo-So was a close third in ter from-Montreal, to headline to- ir'eeze that shifted to. the west be- s6me close co-operation between According to a memorandum Bent morow night's mozing show si the Chocolate ruled the roost N seconds. Marie J. Irwin's Dawn wa& line; Margio Too was'second'and 'ore the seven starters finished; theCtoss A Sneakbox contest. In-the six-round seml-^nal Balpb beaten out for second, place'by Bam Bashful third In* the Comet event, the commercial bait boats and ourto the State Fish and Gam«H Coun- Dorothy Lawrence's Teal was dis-Long Branch stadium, This will lie ' It was a close contest most of state governing tody. Prior to the cil by the United States Fish and the third time this pair of battling Ivlns of Fort Monmouth, who re- . by a margin of four, seconds. _. . while Teal and So-So finished In the .way' between the Bam "and qualified by' fouling a stake. • cently returned : from Europe,'' By Saturday's victory Dick Ben- those positions in the Sneakbox con- -war a beam trawler or drtgger had Wildlife'Service in Washington, the jfeatlierweights have faced each Charlie Irwin's We, the winner, to stay within certain limits and dally bag limit during the season Barbara. Bell's: Fran 'sailed home other in the Long Branch ring this where he won the BTO inter-alUtd nett with his. piue Streak, won the test. .../•• - •, ., ' - gaining a favorable-salant of wind an easy winner! In the. Class B race' heavyweight championship, .will: season chantBipnshlJrwith Vtolal of The awards were made at the boundaries of bur oceans and larg- will again be ten'dOcka, including summer. In tbeir first Tout Puccl m the last lap whfch carried her er bayi In their pursuit of the bait not more than ose Wood Duck. In which BUI Wolfkamp's Sandy pounded out a, decision after sfi irade gloves with' Tommy McVeigh,::! 37 points. Marie.J. Irwin's Dawn clubhouse, where a box lunch had. over the finish' line by'a margin of Trtie possession limit on ducks la came In second and'Fete Sickels' promising young heavyweight from] scored 26 .points, Herbert Cox's been enjoyed. , , • fish. One of these particular bound'- hectic rounds but in their second r 28, seconds ahead of /We. Edward arles existed In the Delaware bay. two days'bag (except Wood Duck, Anything) third. .- ... encounter May proved himself the the Bronx. In another slx,.WenderJ Squirrel-22,.Chaiiiia Irwjn^jVVand; - - sATUBDAY/S M5STOJM_MS£1 u Bruce^s-Technique-traUed~Wi • time). The T^e annual crew races Monday master In an eight-round slugfest Douglas, New York featherweig Peter Doremus' Sela/Maid 20 each Course 5 Mllea—Start. I :*0. P., U. seconds in third place. mornlnjc in which the Sneakboxes. thatjh»4"thrfttris-standing-on-thelr who wsj~kayoed-in-a-furious.-b< _. and K M,«Keator's Bam 19. north of changed skippers were won by Boat Sklppor ' .. Finish One more point rate Is sehedul- ing from'the Jersey shore through lards,' pintails, of widgeons is no chairs. Both of these boys, who with Jimmy Collura of Canada last' FrerIeud C Glister's Leisure, handled Blue.St«ak• • - , - D-. Bennett J(B1:3« p Elaine Alberts, sailed Bob X_r "- ^ ..-. .„ , Bani, Charles Burd ;d for Sunday afternoon when the the Mlah Maul lighthouse to the lld A Fdl dduckk who turned professional a short time Week/will be given a chance to re<:| by the veteran- Delford Eisner, won Dawn. Marle J.- Irwln •;.:„;,.. S181:51:41 U1 S onger allowed.- A' Federal Quackenbush's" II in the deem- himself In a rematch • with f iklppers -will decide":whether-or not Delaware, banks, .On one of my tamp is required for alducl k Tern ago, have Injected a lot of pep In- the Comet event, the only" other Sela Maid, Peter Dorenroa ..... 3:53:0T :hls will be the closing* event of Class A event and by Patricia Collura. The' two four-rounders'{ Wo. CKa-rles Inrin ..; S;59:l« many cruises in Delaware beyback uhters6veri8ye*rsofagehti8f i to th'e\ featherweight. class. For two Comets to finish being left far he season, - The annual trophy , ..-.- _ilppBred-rBarbara years Willie-Pep,—th»-New-J&>rk- 4Klll-J>rfa(g_togethBr..Johnriy_JAl behind. Henry Miltenberger's White Commando, Fred Gill 4:03:40 In the '30's, I Observed on several During the season, hunters, may 1138 ....I...... ;.:...- ' ..... 4*5:80 linner has been set tor Saturday take ducks, American and Red Bell's PVan in the Class B race. title version; Bal Bartols, Chalky df^New York and Jimmy Stevens Cloud was second and Leslie Stew- Squirrel, Herbertt Co* .....". D.N.P. occasions two trawlers at far north lent. September 22. at the Fair as-Shlp-John-lighthoeser^whtoh-l. Tern II finished'0.seconds ahead Wright and Phil Terranova have of the Bronx and Tony Farrara p( I „„ Bashful third. COMET RAOE; —— at Jetry "Jitrolamon'g Sq-flo Whlc.h- Haven Episcopal parish house at about 14 nautical' miles north ofBrant and 'Coot In 'order, to pro- held undisputed sway. The talent TOrk, who.haa nuured Leisure also tops the Comets in Course 5 Miles—Start 2:50 P. M. hich the season awards will be was handled by his brother .David leisure. Delford" Fisher i:0S:2l Miah Maul light. Net only that, but mote the Coot aa a. table delicacy, 1 was such a closed corporation that wine-at the stadium, will face Lew- season point standing with a total Whlte'Cloud, H. Miltenbergtr.... 4;08;i9 resented. . . . . ; Joseph Gotschalk in Robert Burns interest In the feather class paled, of 67. Gloria Moore's Margo Too I witnessed the taking by these It has been' rechrlstened "White- Castro, Brooklyn featherweight. Bashful. Leslie Stewart, Jr. .... 4:30:11 Technique still leads in the bill" by Ducks Unlimited and it'll Night Hawk was third. . Sea Hag is second with 61, Henry. Milten-: Other starters did not nnlih. boats all types of flsh. A bait boat which was being handled by Ann point standing with 23. Joseph la allowed to take such flsh as are toped that the. new name wiltper- . Urger.» Whltl!.m!i.li: SNEAKBOX EVENT Perry carried' away Its mast. " " ^l's-Pawa la seu c Eugene Miltenberger's So Sea Hag, Marie Jones' .~..i.,.' .:2B:25 in4- with 21; Charles Irwin's Wt fourth with . 57, Duffy Donald's menhaden and ling. .1 saw these ed in a good nbrtheast breeze. So.So, Jerry Jerolamon <:IT:S1 hird with 20; BamTourth with 17; boats in one setting of nets take, disproportlonate In- Seven-Eleven fifth with 43, Lester Other Sneakboxts did npt finish,, Richards Bennett's^ Blue Streak :reise of the species. According to Bill Wolfkamp; Jr.'s sister sailed -- New mortgage loans made or old Stewart7Jr7s~BaaMul-slxth-wltM2,- hundreds of pounds of small weak? Sandy tojfecond place. In the^Class ~ -'——SUNDAY'S RACES" ^ ifth with 15; .Herbert Cox's Squif-" nsh.Tc'roakers, Bpottles, lings, rock- :he-U. S.-Fieh-and-WlWllfe-Servfce, ^_..1_. '_ mortgagei refinanced V Reld Harrison's Ro-Je seventh with •eomeU^Start St;W P. M. :he "Whlteblll" Is the third most B everir while iE»et* SicUels' Any- 4 'el elxth with 11 points; Comman- flsih and white perch, along with l 25, Arthur Apy's Tina-eighth with So What II, £. Mllttnberger.'... 4rt4:44 >lentlfu.l amphibious migrant, as it thing, tillered by Alfred. Mathia. Interest rates Jtava\ 4 7i$rpo. S% " 25, Eleanor King's Driftway ninth Too, ,Glo«i«~Moore 4:11:28 o and Audrey McCIees' craft nejct the run of' bunkers. Everything Bnshful, ftslie Stewart, Jr. , 4:13:08 •with 2; Peter Doremus' Sela*!Maii ranks close behind the Mallard and sen; Jr. waa third. Take your choice of borrowing from individual with 23, Randolph Baily's Liza Jean Whlto Cloud. It Mll(«bert»r.... 4:12:80 was dumped Into the well of thethe pintail. „ CLASS A POINT RACE tenth with 20, Chester Apy, Jr.'sHlack Arrow, Temple Fawcrtt... 4;16:54 and-Victor Till's Stliiger' with 1 bunker.' boat, iced and brought Course 5 Miles—Start "10:0S A. M. or institutional lenders Rr-T, Fred Trcnery .....„..-;...-_. 4:20:55 point apiece, The .dally bag limit on Mergan- Parson's Pride and Temple Faw- ashore. .At: the—factory, situated Bost Skipper Finish Optional payments—monthly,. quarterly' or seml-annuall* tett's Black Arrow tied with. 18, Driftway, Eleanor King •'• 4:28:01 Courn 10 Milet—Start I:1T P.. II. '• at Lewes, Delaware, the-entire load sers, American and Red Breasted Sea Ha»,Don I^awel, Jr. —... M:23:1S Ucje, Held Marrljon ; ..... 4:29)19 s 25 and the- daily, bag limit on Tem II, Bob Quackenbush ... 11:23:2* Morgan Rghrig's. Trlx iTWip^ ?. Parion'a Pride. Cheater Apy. Jr.. 4:29:24 Boat , Skipper . *lnlih of flsh was thrown into the vats; So-So. Jerry Jeiolamon .: 11:24:58 \nd Blue Chip 4. ". - RQlblS48fl«RlieQn 4 Bnin, B, M. Heater ..'. _ 5:ST,06 Whlteblll" is also 25; The pos- ^It"Illt^irIIWntli"i1 Ponevg. Barbarn Snrre • 11<27:B« BOYNTOJt & BOYNTON Don Lawes* Jr.'s Sea Hag took Tina, Thnmaa Morrison, Jr, ...... D.N.F. .'•'chnlque. Ed Bruca .... 5:58:11 from start to finish, as every one Wight' AaWk. H5Ee>t UJrts —. lt^OTO." Delfurd Kslier-....„ „ D.U.F, Blue Streak, Richard Bennett.... 5:59:14 day's bag, The'daily bag limit on Teal, Dorothy, Sohweers —.. DIsq.. 8 Prummond Place, ^ the Slieatobox race in which. Jerry Commando, Fred Gill ...... 6^2:10 connected with the transaction had 0-P—M; broken the law, The .commercial Geese ,or Brant: .Is; two of either, CLASS B POINT HACB- Jero!amon'« So-So was the only Tern II, Bob. Quackenbuah, Jr, 4:24:60 Dawn, J6f and Marie" Inrin .... 6:02:49 The possession limit. Is two days' Course 5 MUen—Start 10:10 A. M. other craft to finish. So-So won the Teal, Dorothy Schwiers 4:26:18 Squirrel; Herbert Cox~.._ 6:04:J4 boat had operated outside her -Fran, Barbara Bell ;..-. —. 11:27:59 «aspn.trophy by scoring 59 points. Bo So, Jerry Jerolamon ...... 4:27:33 Sela M«ld. Peter Doremui •. B.N.F. limits, the glue factory had pur-bag. There is no open season on Sandsr. BUI Wolfkamp, Jr. .... U:" " Beti Hag waa^sacond wlth_57 and Sea Has, Marie Jonei 429^6 chased her edible Ash and both Snow Geese or Rosa' • Goose or Anything Pete SUkels 11: suvu«>. •••1...-Y,- i Poneye. Barbara, Sayre ,.._...., 4:33:35 Swan. ' • •„;•. " . CLASS A CREW KACE 4:34:24 had been guilty of destroying their Course 214 Miles—Start 10:05 Tern II third with, 56. Night Hawk Nfeht Hawk, Bob Burns; 4:85:43 The taking of waterfowl by scored 36 points,. Fran 29, Sandy Fran Barbara Btlt ...... i...---- own profits in years to come. What Tern II. Elaine Alberta 1J:S Sandy, Bill Wolfkamp, Jr. 4:45:22 Fleet H, Comets, happened? After we had entered means of bait, live duck or goose So-So, David Jerolamon'..._ lo:5O!3f '20, Sewal 19, Me Too 14, Sail Away •Sewa). Pet* Hammer 4:46:26 Night HKVV, Joieph CoUthalk 10:li2:M 4:48:14 the. second year of the-war, toe decoys Is again prohibited by the 'end Anything 12 each, Tip Top and AnythinkvPet* Sickels ...... 1945 regulations; "irtaTInlawful'to Sea Has. Ann Ferry .-— D.N.F Have Successful State Fathers in Trenton, realizing CLASS B CREW RACE certain food shortages, elected to us* any gun' except shotgun not Cour..-2ii-MUe*iSt«rt 10:10 A. M. let down on the bars and allow the larger than ten-gaUge and holding Tran. P»trld» Buddy }!!fJ!J? not. more than, two shells. . . Sundy. Mfo» Wolfkamo „..,—- }S:'»!5 Racing Seasorf commercial men to flsh anywhere, Anything, A. Muthiasen, Jr. •- 10:58:52 so long as he did not come within The 80-day,season on ducks, fixed Cup And Crewv Races for New Jersey Is shared by Colo- one nautical mile of the shore line. ~ POSTPtWED EVENT Prizes To Be Awarded Bunker boats, "taking advantage of rado, Connecticut, Delaware; Idaho, this, have cruised the beaches look- Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Due to the lack ot Vlnd the sail- Sailed On Labor Day Tonight At Junior ing for the spoils. Has there been Massachusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, ing races for lady skippers arrang- any? I'll say not. Those baby bunk- Nevada, the greater -part of New ed by Captain Charles B. Burd of Skippers Dinner ers they grabbed back In the '30'sYork, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsyl- Conover'lane ft>^las t Thursday af- would have been the parent flshto -vania, Rhode Island, Utah) Wash- ternoon were' called Off. Captain , Burd has Informed The^Beglster A succfeasful season was conclud- day, Those small Weaks would' ington, West Virginia and Wybmr Take* LightningJEyent For have Keen the tide-runners that that conditions permitting the ed Saturday by -Fleet' It, the Bed Ing.' events will be sailed, this afternoon Bank -"Racing—afisoolation -under_ exlsted-on Pris»yJWick.Shoals, oaf Eisner Trophy^—Other Result* ~ lr horrors of horrors, the latest ap- Hare it somi vital Information ig made t leadership of Henry Mlltenber- for the.hunter who is now prepar- ger, fleet captain, and.Joanne Dun- pearance of the blues off our coast opposite'the municipal dock at the had to be accompanied by the bait ing for the fall hunting season In foot of Broad street. The same The Robert Eisner cup offered to bar, fleet secretary. . , • the fields. It seems that In North There was some keen compe- Ash, such as the bunker. - Knowing conditions as eet forth for the the winner ol the special Lightning thia Is was only-natural that th( Jersey just a few weeks ago, ac-events-scheduled for last Thursday Strickler Takes class race Labor day was won bytition between 15 Comets. In tht bunker boats keep a sharp watch' cording to. a newspaper article that Joseph L.. and Marie - J. Irwin's races sailed on the North Shrews- will be carried out this afternoon. on the blue flsh fleet. After otirj 'appeared In the Newark Sunday The events comprise races for Dawn, which also'was awarded thi bury river- for the. trophies which recent northeast blow the blues Call, a prominent man took his dog Main Event At Benjamin L. Atwater memorial trp will be awarded tonight at the Sneakboxes, Lightnings and Com- came back, and last Thursday nigh' Out for field'trials. While on this ets. phy competed for annually by mem Junior Skippers dinner to be held Just before the sun settled, the wa- jaunt into the woodlands he-fell In •bers of the Lightning ^eet. at Rosevelt tea room, Little Silver, Navy Boxing Show ters adjacent to the Monmouth conversation with' two-lstrangers -The-gasoline-conaumed-liVira}!!:. \_ The Comet trophy presented—by —FirsHionors-were-won-by-Eugene Beach shore was-alive with men who admired his two dogs, During I Fred C. Glasler -was.-wonby_Eu- MllteribergePs-So Wha't II which ing one American military pi ot hadden. A large white bunker boat this, meeting the..msiLJeLtfieiJin-, -would -last -the. ajara.gi_automo_Wle Seven Bouts gene Milteirberger's So What Too, scored a total of 1,555 and 11-16 formation out that- one of his dogs' appeared out of ihe southeast, and " and the SneaWbOx cup, 'offered by points. Gloria Moore's Ma'rglo Too in due time had her crews off in a retriever, was from a famous driver 25 years. Held Outdoors •>•• . D.N.K operating for the Shell and Fish Stew Inaugurated at the Public heads, Tremble sustaining a deep • ..' SNEAKHOX CONTEST -Back To School Department .who In prior/years Dock?.Those yearly meetings did out over his right.eye which bled Course 5 Miles—Start I P. S. - • ->> • . :—r-" .- \ . were the cops of the sea. They more' to bring the' klda and Dad, to- fio-Su, Dnve Jerolamon...... •.•'4:03:17 cruiie^ d about lookin_^ g for these gether than jone can imagine. I cer-ROOM FOR BENT, at 20 Union street, profusely, and ' Referee Harry 4:04:3R Announcement that Port Mon- ... gentleman preferred. . • Dwyer called a halt to .the proceed- Teal, JoHtinp Dunbar ... .- law-breakers. Why net put them tainly hope that.Stew, revives. It Tern ]].. EWno Alberta .4:08 -.17 mouth A. C.'has termlnateiUHe FOR SAJiE—New bungalow, four large " Ingsl^giviiig" the .Cfiicngy I'rnii,' 1'alriciii" KUddy .,...:...... *.:0«':2'J nack on" their regular tour of duty next year, for I well remember the 4:09:30 season was madeTesterday-by^Vrei ' a.11 Improvementat garage on, Recommerfded^Sy" the nod. •..,'. . 1'iiin'Vf, Hnlph Holglnno :...i... Instead "of their present oocupatlon last one. There were 500-klds-and corner. Lot 80x120 feet. Must be aeen wal,"Arthur Foster ...... • :11:1 Slgler,, manager-coach. The team Oood^rtousekeeplng ...,.,..Hariy-.Jonw.o.f .,IJo.ston.; upiiinu - ; ,[ .e-W'oltkami-. Jr. 4:1J:3 of carting a lot of politicians on grown-ups^-or" was itj S,0d0?,'Any- to be appreciated. Phone E«d Bank Knnlll ; 0| won 13 straight games. Mr. Slgler 2488-fiir anpolntment.* •, ', "'the- scales at 13S, clashed with Anything,''.A'tfrig AlfrMa "MiitHlMoMiitHlMonn . 4:17:10 so-calljed Wna Jshiftg "inipeotlon»"? how> from the channel side' of the and Parents' D.N.K., gave as the reaiotr for*clo»lng the j"rank -Farinari, HO pounds, (rom lirHei fise. Waller Dunhar :. baseball,schedule the fact that most docks an observer could not see SAI.BSLAD1ES WANTED, t Steady po- , ' azlne Yankee, Jouph. QoUchalk D.N.F. the wooden structure of the docks sition, Apply at once." J. Y»nko,, !0 JJe'witork .city. The harder punch- of the members of the team will be .Fishing has been rather spas- Broad atrstt, Red Bank..' Ing Jones caufchr'the eyes of the out the first'of next week for foot- modio this past week. The stripers fqr legs thai dangled, over the edge judges, who awarded the verdict'.to ball., practice at their" various are still being caught by, trolling from every vantage point, There Breeze Dies Out, was some darned good-looking ones Notice, of Settlement ot Account.' the Boston bpy.. . ' schools. One ot the players, Dick at Sandy Hook. Walter Auderaon Eitate of Anna O.'' Garrison, deceased. John WHlctB ot Rochester and Wackar, who.'has received a schoV muit be ihootlng for aome of Ad- too, Yea, Horn was there aa a.root- Rgce Called Oil for the old wan and the kid. Notice It hereby given that the accounts Ba4otatjgJgj_i_J aratilp at_Rutge« university, will' dlson Howland'a tecords, He has of the, •ubicrlbsr, - trustee under sljth >acri other -In. their • •licht-welglit^.. _ paragraph ot Will of tald deeease4 will gHalteUby laoH-•t wln9iZI.T ieave^$"M#ia^.^s^SSS«? otrtalnlyliJouuemft I .the Surrogate melee, witi h "Willr-t"Willt d comlnl R oudd on srieakboxi-,-bys o. llaoH-'• Dlckman't wln9i"ZIh.s 8ke«teTr ly, Cowri Kng*BraH0B"Wsy ' 8 MMr , SlgleSllr expressed hihsi appre- Ihe long rnd dJie to his »hlfty way fleet which had started last ^e ciation to.all who altleSJkt eral flah over M pounda h.aVe been be in- annual meeting'and election of ofll- 6f commlialons and counsel' fees,' i was* too 'smart', for- Cprl-Norse, Inc. This will be the final race of Datedi September i; A. D.,[048, Victor- Orosslnger,'. Charles Qunok- terested In knowing that our own,cere Saturday, ^The following «5'fn- FBDERAI, TRtST COMPANY/ . • Bolentlflaally propo^ ^ \ worthy of Jm:ks6n, Geoil; Ih thi?: season and will also count on former representative on the Amer- enbush', J. K, Edwards; oers and Dotfd' Of ggovernore were John .tlonal laata, plua hex- " ,:",'totter, glens'up the, ghost y fhi) polnmtBndlng. \-v •: ooljsljs|| fred -rCanlterClte,, Joseph. Wftcliojti 1 7- In the second stitniia, nftcr tho ."Big lototedd t"to"•irv*"XoX r one y«ari .ibllty and dutabllKy, , The fleet dinner at, which the EdwarEd d HHermann ,A 'Anthony Blsh- r.nc«; f BoVn Mate,' I, . Chief"- had jhot iiolos In'tho' tar- rlous cup* *and prlie» will be Presid'e.rit-O«car Matthlesien. . gWe -you bul|t-tn • off, j. HoWard Smith, Clay Balri iil l goingi , through thhe process «f be- .'.First vice pr.esldsnt-Robett :D. F. R.4 P,, H.Tiled. P , geliol the, Georgia flKhtfei: •'"•• ' sxt Tues- Jhmes, Olllcspla, -Arnold Trueiti' ing discharged from the •ervioe he Dlnortineld Bank wear, Campbell..' ' , f Btoomnejd, N. J, Seoond vlct preaident—Fred . Trotlori. VMK1 Florida, ^CKIO iciappois, snked Leonard, Joseph Cfvltan, Craig calved .toe hlgheit pralie frotn his L'.'thelr punches early Ih tile bout but' Trfa»urer-i'Alfrcd W. Dougherty. NOTICE, FlnncRnn, Wllllnm' Mo ad' «'nd John auptriora, In talking with him'not •Secretary—Alfred 0. Nagel, opined up with tho big 'guns, In the Jutigci, O6P'(A) Bob HlnkUy am Klmmfttt;' ••• >•• long' ago lie .statai he H anxloua1 •TAKE' NOTICB ih»f •pnllcntlon h'» second and Anal Jieiti to vtind up Liout, smitin 'tlmokieper, "Don lmmfttt;^_^ > Board of .governors—Pennell b;o; » mudt to tht; MnyoMnyor '*ni*ni OoutiolOoutiolll The' We*oT"the (l«lil on 'Harmony to get .back. In the fishing harneu Odell, JJdmund, M> Janswjok, bt the Borougog h of,of,HoH d Bunk to tram, • it t.hcsven-ateiihon* position. .John.', O.llsgher, SP (Ai\ nlitte,' Harry ffe r to.''8«miut'8ll BurB n thd - J^fc^^^j* ^^•• JB^^^ Sf *" S> tafl ' |^.l _ # • MI« A road, used by'the Port' Monmouth Bobert * ' iitm«l«r, Martin A. ^^J^^»^^^i^^^^^^sTW^pi|P^^B(HBB(JJpW irblat for Drimlioi 1ocn< but tht later B, xjspAo, rjoroatloo' oUlosr a Tijr Mr, -Bllli-gete-m Inildo" the Strle,itht main «vtntl meltlotlat lotodM.dM.. iBndani1 n. 'J MeKUnnqe , S9P( A(A1 . 7y-.•-- ••V 110 peilniM 1 - CAlt FOB FOOTBALL ; , pro^ (or, tii« n> peilniM ttm "Bklppy -KatMn ) kndKd thi Lio t ftitot-thi r VkyrwunA -into- Wrf, --_. .Kn«itr «r r ANDKtXCnOMI . Ooraui then** (I) XUetloaJPt L-yaax&o ' V"new bom* ea Br»v#nt avtnu*, They ~— E»toptown hew* been living; la tht qordon ^ipix Doris G. Reynolds of Point, sad place'pt bold. iiorthorly, down PeWt Cretk to Barltaa JfoUce of tie tim* and plat* «f aeW> (Th* EedBank JUgfstar can be lag thT Gtn.ral a*BUe«. tni, of tk* } gomia/tm home of house, on Hamilton avenue. '; n Eatontown at th* atom of . Peasant has besnviflUng htr't-i*. etta d of ti»or Sandy Book Bay} thene* (7) sWter- T ««**» s> ba «f th* .ly..*long th. Bar, te ta. point a* plac* efle*n to b* «l*ot»d 2nd imMtlnx» t ef t»V lta 8ua.uel '" Mr* Agnes Horns and Miss Clara I Davis sad 0. Edward Smock) ter/Mn. George Winning ot Tinton loarde of Bintloa ta th' . - rough «2 avenue. S'iMeywJa - 7t^,Vl £t of Btrisnta*. / JUT* JHMI MTm^ *y hv** •*ltwtvi*— Horns have returned to.thelr home Mrs, Anna Aumack and . Mils HldlUtswa, inJth*"Coun^"»f" S*v*»th Ufctlcw ,6iatrUt < [oamoota, In Newark after Spending the sum- :, Sgt. and Mrs. AlbertTJarlfng. and Mr. and Mri. Jack; Roaen- Madeline'Wright, who were celer 1 6M»atvS*3*mt, . ^NWoejirjUribr'irivea tkat a G*n*rtl ' nd Mr, apd Mrs. Chart*. mer here'. Cpl, BeneWdu* have returned from* Nottot is jMMbr sivta ttnt-t G»ntl The. bjsnidarles of A* seat an lln* of th* SUt* Blgoway Intt brating birthdays, received a cake ElMtlna *U1 be. UU la and for tte Election will h* hald la aid Jo/** f*tra'< Brook; tksat* HUongy t ...J, all dflfsw York clt#- The Ladles' auxiliary of the COTA- and gift from tht lodge and 'also visit with Sgt Darling's parent* oilbwfc Tls.1 " ^^ Borough of'Rumson, In (It* County of Une of the 3iat« Hlg>wM M Townsblc/of Hlddlytoin, in tb. County Tb# polllac plac* for tb* Serenthfl.- •rt. EdltbTftivles and Mr*. An-munity fire company' will meet a present from their secret "pal-at ,i. Dudley,- Massachusetts. m«*tlng(ef Board of'] wither month. and Alfred and Porothy Zoller was omitted owing'to Labor day, New York, who has been veiling Monmouth to Kerjwrt, known M County County of Monmouth; two-Member*"of and polling plate for tb* Hist ' her brother,'John Barcume of/Long/ CoMtj ot Hoamoatb; two Uaitm of Road No. 1; thane*' 0) Westerly, along the Board of Chosen Freeholders for the District la Bbrougb Hall.- Mr, ud Mrs. William Dates and spent Thursday at Fleralhgton vis- A public card party at which'there thoBaatd cf Choss»'Fi»«holitaM for tho County Rotd No, 1 to Palmer Avenue; Count/of Monmouth for three years, sail • Second ETectioa District, , lyo* Jewey City, of live yeirs and-polling place of the Second »eeHc»f .Newark spent the week-end at wrttn of the TowmUp it HUdlstown burg to th. high water lln* of KarlUn «*eh. District le the Fire House.- Iflff Batty Dominlck and Russell Thomas Larsen and family. '• Miss LcR Howard, daughter of or Sandy Hook Bay; th*ne* "(B) Benttr- not al»ao> rttrUtsred 1»- said towjuhlp Natlce VV , of Registration. ANDREW BBOXtt, ,, ot Newark were week-end Mis* Lucille Rutherford Of Irv- their bungalow on Ruth place. ly. along the said Biy totheuOvJaJ or • M*^ ve, -ftivpaSiejefea MUUIIs - ' Mr. and Mrs; Samuel ^Howard, has und«r tho Lain of Mow J«A*JA*rr govwn Notice is further' given that quallted Clerk of th* Borough ot Eatontown. N. AM M of lira. Anna Meteger. ' ;' Ington was a week-end guest of John Beck of Plalnfleld was a IIn s piniaiMiit rsflttntlolttl a *t tht timi place of Begtnnlnj.(_. /, given up. her- position at the' Mel Eighth,, Election District, Commonly voters of th*- Borough of Rumeon Dattd April U, 1946. - Staff Sgt. Steven Bonora and Miss Jane Search.': : ' ; recent guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Louis of the' Primary •ucUon mar rtgiitn not already ngtatered In' said • borough Ro cleaners store- on Main .street, >or nuk* rbango of addms with th« ~ Kaolin a. th. Rirerald* Diiv* tad Boaora^are now .Hying; in "Joey" McLean, who. has been Bernet pf-'South, street. • - , He.ddm'e Corner DletricC . under the Law* of N.w Jsi-s.y govern- NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND EUSCTIONj and has "joined the -Cadet Nurse Towmhlp Clerk of tke said T«*nihlp of ing permanent-re«letratlon at the time trtord, with Sgt Bonora's visiting his griandinbtbTar^Mrs. Jos- , Mrs. Mary Crosby of South street Middlttowa or vita th. Count? Board of . Holmdel Township, N. J. Corps. She leaves Tuesday for has returned from a vacation spent Th* boundaries of the stun* art ai of the Primary election may register sr. Mrs.. Rose Salttira. • - :. eph P. MacLean, returned to his Election! »t Frtahold, N«w Jarnr at any lollowt, TIS.I' or Hake change of addrMs'with the Bor- ' Notice of ths tlm* and place of I training. Her place has been taken Um« on or b«46. Township of Holmd.l, Is th* County 'OL - Mrs. A, Morliot,_MI«s AdWe Mori- Townibj£VMIiJ(ll*towii will sit at th* Naveiiak or Shrewsbury River, and from 1 Mrs. Rose- Horky of Maplewopd now. reposes In the public museum thenc* running (1) Northerly, along the Further NoUce. ' Monmouth and Stat*'of New Jeney.'osv; -' William Nelson arid some friends got. and Walter Athay, who have V Disc** herelnalter designated on Tuee- jald. Ba!lroad--rl«ht. osf.. w*y-_udjUgnj And notice ur further given that the Tuesdiy, November 9, K4t, betweea th* was a recent visitor at the home at PatersoiC- •""" T~- — .- —.— An, Nortnber, i," l»|ir~S*l#*e»~tli« i DLstrltt Hectlon Boards In and for the hours of- 7500 A. M. and 8:00 P. M, •ftwn-tfefsey^aty "WfrB Tobor_lajr hn»n apeindlnic the summer at the hoars of 7:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. U.EltcUon District No., J 'snd Election Dis- Eastern War tiros, at the rcepwUf* poll Rennemann house on Bellevue ay«- trict No. 1, to Hill .Brook; thine* (2) -Borough of Rumson will lit at the gUisU of Mr. and , Mrs. Otto fail.ni ffir time, for th« tiorgos* of r..f..) ,i.. tijn .«..„>• <„ nv. berclnaftsr designated on Tues- Ing plac* in said municipality. : nue, have returned to their winter eondnettng * General election to vote Tl g -i' Xrt,UBe,\ '..-. "• •. • ' „• . upon candidates for He offlces abov. Hill Road, tbence (I) Northerly, along -Bald oleeUon-wiit-h* held, la th«- tr. - Mr. and Mr*. -John-K-X.-Iten home at Newark. ^ . • • _ m.ntloned, ~ •• Chapel Hill. Roid,. to Mountain Hill hours of 7:00. A.. M. and. 8:00 P, M..municipality for the purpose of eleoUng:,' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergman, who Road; tbence 14) Continuing Northerly Eastern War*, tins, for the purpose of two Members of the General Ai.enblr : "'have returned to their • horn* at The following Is.a daacrlptlon ot tie In a straight lln. to Park Avenue; thence conducting a General election to vote for,.the State, of New Jersey, for th* £ r* Brooklyn. Mr. Finn Is dean .of law have been.living at Newark the flection. Dlstrleb la th« Towcshlp of (61 iCuierly, along Park Avenue to aupon candidates for th. offhn aiov. County ot Monmouth; two Members of j 4 „• ywh.ivi university In tft& York fast two years, spent a abort va- Mlddlstown and tht polling place* In ,private roid leading through the Hoi- mentioned. - •—-•-.- the Board of Chosen Freeholders fortBaj th« samt, TICI - foid property; thence (t) Southerly, Boundarle. of th* B.ctlon DUtlicti In f eitr— '.-•• . . . cation, at thtlF harnt hfrw Iwt week. ths Borough of Rumson and th* polling County of Monmouth for three y*sn* j Clausen Coopo entertained his Pirrt Eltctloa. District. ComMostly Ifjittwa 'nn» thfnrlv^ roid leading throuah and ' for the following municipal offleea, 1 *; Btephen Collins, tJ, S, Navy, son ISANDERS itz. „ Is tsr MlJJI.town DisWel; Se Hosford property, ito Mountain Hill' district are as follows: ~ —• Coniml" ' % of Mr. and Mri..Thomas Collins, Is .cousin, Miss Hazel Veil of Jackson Tb* bouDdarits of tl« sam* art asRoad; -thenc 17) Eatterly, to the FirstTEfiSlon UllirlU. -—- at*. Heights, Long Island, for the La- follows, vlci boundary lln* of Election District No. AU that portion .of the Borough of _. ..UgistratloB bor day "week-end. ~ : BEER-WINE-UQUOR ' Tht poillhg pltct for th* First Bet- 2; thence (»,;Southerly, along Election Rumson situate north of Ridg. road. Notice i. further given, that gusltttet'i i ceivs hU discharge from the Navy tlon District li the, Townshlb Hall, MU- District No. 2. to the Ntveilnk or bounded on. the tut by BInghara avenue voters of the Towiwhlp of HoJmaet' afUr serving more than three years. Mrs. Arthur Maier has returned Shrewsburj River; thence (9) Westerly, and on the west by- Buena Vista avenue 67 BROAD ST. Phone 3340 RED BANK dletown Villags, Mtddlttown, N. Ji'"'•.' along the laid rlter to the place of Be- ' ReV. Mr. Ailsworth of Utlca, from Pittsburgh, New York, after BEGINNING at tli* Knntburf Gate- visiting her daughter and son-in- ginning. • . ' , — •• tlon $ Wew York, ta a guest of Mr., and way on State Hljhwar Eoute No, l( and" 1 Hotts . % MM. John Hughes. :v- law,. Tech. Sgt. and'Mrs. Walter from thence running (1) Sjutherlr, along Ninth Election District. - street, Bumson, - - ry election ma> register' Woods, Jr., Sgt, Woods, who has tie boundary! line of th* Township of The boundaries of the samt are as or mak* change of address with tha I Herbert Neu, U.: 8, Navy, who GINS Mlddlttown and th* Townihlp of Holm- follow*, vli.: • Second Election District. . Township Clerk of the said Township ef . has been home on a UMay leave recently been given his discharge del to the Red Hill Road;*thane* (J) •' BEGINNING tt th* mouth' of Ware All that portion of the Borough of Holmdel or with the County Board of;' ; from the army, served with the BELLOWS . ...Fifths 3.10 Rumeon situate north of Ridge road, Elections, Freehold, New Jeriey. at SJiw ' sat* her«, will return to Easterly, foUowlng the Bed Hill Boadad,, Creek and Sandy Hook or Raritan bounded on the east by Naveslnk ave- to thto* SaSin HolloHollow Boad; thence (J(J') Bay, and from thence ' running (1*)' tlm. .on or before Thursday, Septambejei' IAlylJ¥AJ^^^ALKEJRFihh_ 3,12 nue and dn the west by Bligbam ave- «-, 1948, on which latter dat* tt* —>-*• the Distinguishes Flying Cross, the -alalon«.Uio t J?*m_Honpw Road eaiterl; tto Southerly, *lonk Ware Creek and the cut, this week. .. . GILBEY'S ;...... :.. •^...Fifths thhe New rorlTaHS LongTSncti BjlF lWdHlHBItlBltriWBHn*»iHBIectli!(iite&No.N » Mrs. William McGovern ha* re-. Air Medal. with three Oak Leaf road-rlghtof wart-thenooO) Northerly, to. Park Avenue;' thence. (2) Easterly,' along tho New Vork. and Lons Brmnch along Park Avenue, to Hosford Avenue; r, November covered from her recent illness. , clusters, the. Good Conduct medal; GORDONS ...... Fifths 332 the European theater' of operations RWrdtd right of way t« Mill Brook; thenc* (S) Northerly, along Hosford Rumson. • - ; Further 1 ™ Mrs. Laura" Reading is entertain- CARSTAIRS ...... ,...... :...... :.. Fifths 3:09 thfnce (6) EoterlrV alonsT, Mill Avenue, to the New Monmouth and At- Third Electro* District. And notice Is further given Hist the) 'J ing Mr».- Grace Soyder-snd family ribbon with four battle stsrt, and Brook to tb. Chaptl HiU'Roid; then*. lantic Highlands Road; thentfs (4) East- District Election Board in and fot,th*i erly;- along Mid reed, to Leomrd Ave- All that portion ot the Borough ot Township of Holmdel will sit st th* of Philadelphia. the American theater of. operations FLEISHMANN'S Fifths 3.18 (6) Northerly i along tb. Chap*! HU1 Ronion situate south of th"* Ridge road Kaad to th. Mountain Hill Road; tfc.neo nue; thence (t) Northerly, along Leon- plac* hereinafter dsiignatod on Ta*s-'. MJJI Mary Nelaon has r'eturned ribbon with one battle star. ard Avenue, to .Raritan or Sandy Hook and tut of Naveeink avenue and.bound- day, November «, 1945. between th* ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hugheg have DIXIE BELL.. :..Fifths 3.05 (7) Continuing Ih. a straight lint ejtlll Bay;.thence (8) Wwterlr, tlont Raritan ed on th* wtit by Hancs roid, hours of 7:09 A M. and 8:09 P, ]~ from Bhlremanstown, Pennsylvania, northtrly along Jh. Mountain Hill Road or Sandy Hook Bty. to the point or The polling place for the Thlr&jatc- Eastern War time, for the purpos* . , where she has been visiting: Miss received word that their son, Lieut. KINSEY :.....Jifths to Park Atenue;" thenc. *(t) Weit.rly, place of Beginning, tlon District is Oscar Anderson's It- conducting a General election to vote) Corodr. Gerard Hughes,- Has been klonz Park'Avmut. to tht County road rage, Washington avenue, between Wa. upon candidates for the office, atovw < Ruth Miller. CALVERT ...... Fifths 3.10 running from N*w Monmouth to Key. terman avenue and Ward avenue, Rum- John Nelson, apprentice seaman, promoted to a commander. Th* polling plac. for the Ninth Elec- mentioned. port, known at County Road Mo. T;tion District Is th* Community Fire The polling place for Holmdel V. 8. Navy, spent a week-end leave Mr. and Mrs. William Ford have !henet (8) ttlll Weittrly, aJenr County Bout*. Appltton avenue, Leonardo, N. J, — ALBERT A. KERR, JR., APPLE JACK "]• •••• ship Is at the Township Had, Holndtsg* with M* parents. Mr. and Mrs. returned from a visit with relatives Road No. T. to the point or plte* of HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Clerk of Rumson Borough. New Jantey, t at Richmond, Virginia. Bellnnlnsr. Township Clerk. Dated April 18, 1945. Walker W. Nelson. H« la taking LAIRDS ...... Fifths 3.58 S*eond Eltctloa DUtrlet,. Commonly SANUKi S. th* Navy. V-? course at, Hobart col- Howard Ropp was awarded the Him u tb. Navcalnk Diitrict. . Dated April If, 1945.' NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION Clerk of Bolmdcl '. lage, Geneva, New York. f 100 war bond at .the annual fair HILDICKSFIVE iFifths 3.84 ' Tb*..>ound>r)M of th. .am* art at ' Borough of Fair Haven, N. J. __ Dated April II. 1946. Hr*. Louis B. Hawley Is .visiting of Brevent Park and Leonardo fire foUowi, vli.l Notlo* of the tlm* and plsss of hold. 3,59 NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND* ELECTION her mother-in-law; Mre. Annie L, company, Monday. A special prize HILDICK BLACK LABEL. .Fifths Tb* polling place for tht Second O*e- Ing' the General Election and ol theNOTICE OF REGI3TRY.AND ELBCTIOM , ofScsri to be elected and mitUngi of the Hawley. Later thU month sh* will was awarded to Mrs. David LaRue. 4.57 tlon DUtrlet li th* NaToelnk Firs BOUM, Shrewsbury Boroogb, N. J."" Shrawibury Township, M. J. Prize winners at-th*-fairheld by. BROWNTOWN • 'Quarts Naveslnk. K. J. Boardi of Election In tb* Borough of move Into her new home here on BEGINNING at th. Intoneetlon of tb* Kotle* of the time! ud place o.f hold- Fair Bavin, la-ta* County of Monmouth, Notice of th* Urn* and plac* of k*U<< . Community fire company were ing tat. Generil Election and of tht State of N*w Jtrsty, Ing the- General EUetion and ol the) Glsnmary avenue. She has been RUMS "*- boundary llnd of tb* Borough of Atlantis officer* to be elected and meetings of th*"! -living in New Brunswick while her. Staff Sgt. Steven Bonora; Mrs. Hlghlancji and Seventh Avenue, inej officers to be elected and meeting! of the Notice ii Hereby given that a General Charette- -Horster and Marie Bar- DON Q ..Fifths 3;72 From thenc.' running (I) Southerly, Board of Election In the Borough of Blectlon will be held in and tor theBoard of Blectlon in the Township of husband is In England." along. Sevtnth Avenu. te Hillside AT*. Shrewsbury, in tht County ot Monmouth, Borough of Fair Haven, in the County of Shrewsbury, In th* County of Moamouth/y rett of. Leonardo and "William Fil- State of New jersey. v Stat* of New Jersey. : > Mr and Mrs. David Leonard en- BRUGAt ;v: „..,.,.._.,-...^....Fifths 3.92 nue; thence (2) Weeterly. along HllUld* Monmouth and State of New Jersey, on . Notlo*-Is hereby given that a Geoer*l J 'teruineif friends and relatives from ter of Belford. Ayenue to 8outnsld*"Avtnuk, fhene* (S)* •Notice. Is herebf given that s G*neral- Tuesdiy, November I, 1945,. between the RIONDO— w^v^v^ ^^. Fifths 3.75 Btectlon "1111 be h*ld In and for the Election will be held in and for th*. 'Chatham and Brooklyn last week- Mr. and Mrs. James White had : i m Southerly and-WeiUrir. alone. Soulhtlil hours of 1:00-A. ItY-and 8:00 P. M.,Township of Shrewsbury, in the County,.; as their week-end, gtiest* Mr. an* 3.23 -Avtnu* and Old Woman's Hill Road', to "BorouShrsf Shrewaburrrtn-the County of Eutem War time, »t the respective pollv of Msnmouth and State of New Jut end. -• ' • * ' ••• •. RUM SIBONEY :...... Fifths Mountain BUI Soad; thence (4) South- Monmouth and Stat* of New Jersey, on ing placet In eald municipality^ - Tuesdsy, November 8, 1945, between .1 _ ' Mrs. Arthur Bosch Is confined to Mrs. James Dwyer of Middle Vil- erly, along the VbtnpoorwiH Valley Boad Tuesday, November i, 1X5, between the' Said election will be held In the laid hours of 7:00 A. It. and 8:00 P. M.. the hour* ot 7:90 A. M. and 1:00 P. M« 1 her home with Illneai. lage, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. to the road leading from the Mountain municipality for the purpoa*rof electing Eastern War time, tt the reepectiv* poll- || . WHISKIES Hill .Road .to Brown'! Dock Boad aid Eastern War time, at the respective poll- two members of tbe..General- Asiembly ; Mft. Edits, WaHsworth was host*; -WlWam Dwyer* and family and Ing plac* In said municipality. - -tf Miss Mary Andrea, Perth Amboy; alobg *atd road flntll 1t Int.nee'ti with lag place la ssld municipality. for th* Stat* ef New Jersey, for the Said decdon will be h*ld In th* **!« 3 ess at the card party held Thurs- GOEDEN WEDDING ...... :.....Fifths 3.43 >h« Brown'. Dock Road: thence (6) •Said election will be h*ld In th* Said County of Monmouth;-two Members of municipality for the purpose of daettnc-f 1 ,Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall,—En- Southerly, (long tot "Brown'i Dock Rotd mimlclpaflty for the purpote of. electing the Board of Chosen Freeholder* for tbs day by the Ladles auxiliary 6f tbe to the 8hrewBbnry or NaTetlnk River; County of Monmouth for three years t two Members *f th* General Assembly ; Community firs company. sign Rodger Hall and Francis Hal!, P. M. DE LUXE : ...Fifth. 3.51 two Members of th* General Aaaembly for the. Stat* j of New Jersey, for the". Woodcllff. thence (6) Following th* Bhrtwibury or for the State of New Jersey: for the and for tha following municipal offices, County of Monmouth; Iwo Members o£ ,<1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krantz have PARK & TILFORD ;.....Fiftlis 3.40 Kavnlnlr Hirer until It* Inttrttctlon with County of Monmouth; two Members of vli.: Two Councilman, for the full term the .Bosrd of'Chosen Freeholders for* th* '' Mrs. Julia Turner spent the holl- •he boundary line of the Borough of the Board of Chosen Freeholders for the of three years, a. Collector, for the full [vvU. **W » an# •esear" vw . "^ • —*—•—-~~——:— 3.57 lands and tli* Townihlp of aflddletown. term of four years, and three Justices of County of Monmouth for three y<*ri, tlon spent In the Westcheater coun. "dsy~wltli—Mr." and -Mrs.—Joseph ^^^^^ Fifths County of Monmouth for three year., and and for the followintr munfcipml oftces, Wade. Highlands!—thtae*_(J.)_WetUrfy_ " ior-the followlngjniiuielBiLeilkeii._v!!4. the Peace for the full term of five yean vis.: One Township Oommltttaman, for | jy aectlpn-ot^New-York. Theyja« .^...... ' Eijfthf 3.53 Southerly, following the boundary two Councilmen for ths fHoot .Bay; atBteilLWerrterly, All that part of the Borough lying townehlp is the Fir* House at TlntoS :>i3 slonj.th* northerly Un* of the laid Bay, —^The-Dollln8-pl«oe-for_ShreK»huryJBori. uto(»4lB*»bich.b«inLat_ltiit.co!nt Falls, - • ' ••* to th* point or place of Beginning. ough le the-Fire Ho lit. of Shrewsbury Hose Co. No. 1, Broad street, Shrews- where th* canter lln* of Cedar avenue, If TMaBGRETTAtr . Fourth Election—Dletrfct, . Coramonly bury. -.•••.•• extended, would Intersect the Rumion Clerk lot th* Township ot Shrsvrsbary, Known as th* Lnnardo District. Borough line; thence running north Dated April'IS, 1945. Th*.'boundaries of the tame are u .. ORTRWDB C VAN VLIBT, along the c*nt*r line of Cedar avenue, to that point where the center line ot Ce- follow., vli.;. "j Olerk of the Borough of Sbrrwibury. NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION *Th* polling plac* for the Fourth Elec- D*t*d A»ri( II, 1146. : dar avenue inteirsecU the center lln* of tion Dlitrlrt lithe BBrevent Perk and -Rivor road; thence east along the .center Atlantic Township, N. J, Ld Fi H Ct A line of Kiver road to th* point where the 1 Leonardo Fire Hous*. Center Avenue, center line of Battin roid Intersects the Notic ! of tie tlm* aqd plac* at holtU Leonardo,'N. 3. : ,- •"••'- NOTICE OF JtEOISTRY AND ELECTION center line of River road; thenc* north lng tho General Election and "of. . tb* a BGGDnhMGGDnhMG at til* IntereecUon of Uttl* Silver Borough, N. J, alone; th* center lln* of Battin road to omcere to be elected and meeUngs of " '*/ / Seventh AvenuA e witi h thhe bboundard y ttini * the Shrewsbury river. Board of Election In tbe Township of the Borough of Atlantic Highlands, Hotles of the time and plac* of hold- Th*,polling place for the Flret-Elec* .Atlantic, In the County of MonmoutbY and .running thence (1) Southerly, and ing tht Generil Election and of the tlon District is-at Willow Street School. Sate of 'New Jersey. ' ' 55 -Weit«rtr,; along-ti.-bnundiry-of-fflflf officers to be elected and meetings of the cond Election District, ' .' Notice Is hereby given that a Gesieral | tton District No. i to the Mountain Hill B5ifa-f-EltlithBhf ^rTT tM"-*»rough lying Election will be held in and for th* ii Little Silver, in th* County of-Monmouth, Airthst^arrTT tM*»rough lyg Township of Atlantic, In the OountjTotl^ Road,' thence (I) Weiterln along west of the lint as lilaidd ddow n In t htheMonmouth .and State of New tatty' oss-,i Mountain -Hill Road, to an angl* In laid State of New Jersey. • . First District above. road In. th* proparty formtrly. known as Tuesday, Novlmber 3, 1045. between th*'? KoUc* ts hereby glv*n that a GinVral The polling place for the Second .elec- haurs of 7:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M^« th* Hotford property I thence 0) Nortli- Blectlon will be held In add for til* tion District Is Augustus M'. Mlnton's •rly along tht private road through the Easttfrn War time, at the reeuectlve pell- | Borough of UtU* Sllvar, In th* County garage, East Sid* Park, 432 River road, ing place In eald municipality. ;'i Hoiford property, to the lnteneetlon of of-Monmouth and Stat* of New Jersey, near Lincoln avenue, Park Avenue and Hoaforel Avenue! on Tuesday, November 6, 1945, between Said election will be held In th* taM | Choose • Lovely Diamond for HER at thence' (4) Noriierlv. along Hoeford the hours of 7:00 A, M. and 8:00 P, M., M. FXOYD SMITH, municipality for the purpose of e4*«tin* /_ Avenue, to th* County road 'running, Eastern War time, at the reipectiv* poll- Clerk of Fair Haven Boroug-b. two KiemSeri of the General Assembly >| from Atlantic Hfthlandi to New Hon. 1 ing plaee In said municipality, Dated April 18, 1945. for the State ot New Jersey, .for the) : mouth, ' being County Road No. - 7| County ot Monmouth;. two Members of'3 thenc* (S) • Easterly,' along laid County Said, election will be held in the laid NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION the Board of Chosen Ereeholders for th* 1 ^rjl road, to Leonard Avenue: thenc* («) municipality for the purpose of electing Borough ol Eatontown, N. J.r County -o( .Monmoufh for thre* ya*ret*'J Northtrly along- Leonard.. Artnut. to two Members of tb* .General Aiismbly Notice of the tlm* and place of bold- and for. Ihr following municipal oflctv Sandy Hook Bay; tbtnc* (1) Baaterly, for the ante 'of New Jeriey, for, tht Ing th* General Election and of the•vlt.: One Townihlp Conunltteeman, .for and; touthtrly, along the laid.Bay and CoQnty'of Monmouth; .two Members of offlcers.to be elected and mtetjngs of thi th* full term of three years, a.Collector along the boundary line bttwwn th* the Bosrd o,f Chosen Freeholder*. f,or the-Boards ot Election in the Borougb of for the' full term of four years' and a Jns* Township of -MWdlrtowB and th* Bor-County of Monmouth for three years, Eatohtown, In the County ot Monmouth,' tlce of the Peac*. tor th* full .term *f 15 BROAD STREET, RED BANK ough of Atltntta Hlghlandi, to tht point Snd for .the following municipal offices, Stste of New Jersey, • . ' , five yesre, .. • '' .p or plac* of Beginning. . ':-..' vliu A mayor for the full term ot two Notice Is hereby given that a' Gerieral IN1UM) ' . .• ', '. ' ;•, •' . • ' Fifth ElccUon District, Cemmdnly Know* 'Notice ol Registration, '• ' , as tk* Uncrolt District. , years, two Councilman, for the full term Blectlon will be held in and for the , Notice Is further givsn that auatllsxl of three yeirti a Councilman to Sll tht Borough of Satontown, In th* County of voters ot th* Township ot Atlsatlt Th* boundaries' of the tan* are atunaxplred'term of William H. Carhart, Monmouth and SUt* 'of New Jersey on not already registered lit said .towneslp follows, vli.i .. deceaseds and a. Counellqlin to. All the TuudtXiNovember 6, 1045, between the under the Laws of New Jersey govern* rfilbur'n you m*\v buy with luprenM confidence the tJifc\inond-yoTj TThh* Miring place for the Fifth Elto uneiplred tirm of Qeorje B. WMdheid, hoursoHfiJCS: MraSa »(00 P, "»., Ing permanent rejlitrtllon at OK*1 tlsst;* jlon who hat moved from ths/borough, , EssUrn War t)ms, at the respective poll- ot th* Primary > election may resist RtglitritlOB, ing placis In said municipality. . - . or' make ehang* ol • address with '" •elect will W*f exceptional quality in «olor, eutii^briliranceT sIT '' ^***F*H *esiv-*ieie. •44vt^^plTi*V^^liwsV%^*lw>*w*F^ " "• " ,.ald.Toww,r rlgUt ol way of the New York and Long voters of th* Borough ot Little,811 ver muhlclp^lWiorTjnrliTrrtoiior.»lsBiihr Branca Railroad-anth d Ntveflnk Elv*r-or. not alraady reglitered. In said borough two Member! of the .General Assembly Elections~*t'i^e*Md7l5eir Jerier'"_, Shrewsbur/ River, aiid fro* thane* run. under the I*ws of New Jersey govern. for th* .Stat*' of X«w Jers.er, for the any time or on before) Thursday, IMMI nrng (t^ftortjurfi; alongjW.ald rirtt Ing termiritnt riglitraUon at the time County of Manmouth; two Member! of tember 27. 1045, on which latttr-datsji of w*T line1, of tb* N*w York and tong or tU mtiitpJlMiim mVy- reiOter tl^. BflMd .of .ChMin Jf'jMhplders fjr the the registration book will be closed ' Branch, Rsllrosd out to Hani Hollow Or make change of addf.n with; tha Bor- County at IHonmffutB TTof We* Vtart'! til aftor th?- YnrtlicomMg G.net Rosdi thenc. (1) Wetterlr. elong the dujh Clerk of th* said Borough' of lilttle, »rid for the following municipal offices, tion on.Tueidny, Novrmher I, Bam Hollow Road, along th* boundary Silver, or'wlth thi County Board of Glee, vJt.i Two Councllmsri, for tbs full term Further Notice, „ flu* of. Blletldn District Wo. 1, to tli* tlont at. Freehold, New. Jersey, st anyof three years; and two.Justice» of the And notice U further fttvon thai theO Red HIII.Boad, tbenc* (B)JWeiterly and tlnje on or before Thursday, September Peace for full ttrms of five ytsrs.tach. District Elfctlon Board Jn and for,tk|| toutb.ri#ralllnt.tli* IWvltilURosd »| • 17, ipfB, On which latter il«t* the rrxls- • frolic* •«» RiifttrstlM. Township of Atlsntlo, wHU ifi.. at tW9 along tnt hounaerj'lln*,.,bet place hereinafter designated o» ~ Townihlp of Mlddlslown and tL tMUM< tobk will ihS iWildl,oJitil itlor , .Notice Is jfurtktt .«lven ih1t-e4uallflt.il r '•'I the . foetlicoTiInK Oentrsl, '*li,ctlon n voter, of the Borolgk of, Ealontbwn «sy, "Nenmher l, Itil, betwei ship, of Holmjtl,. to Swlmrnln not klnidy reglirtnd, In said borough hours of 7:00 A, M. HnViflJ",. U< ( Tuesday; Novemftr I, Hit. ; '• '•'- Eastern War time, for the trartwi) '. Imartl Mutif ullf - „, ' Further Notice. under the U»«tl, of New J«r>sy jorem- condustlng k General election I* fcffi«' "" 'And nolle* li further "lven,thai the Ing'permanent registration at the time upon oindldalee for th* offlet* rf-»«! . bury «r ttarwlnkj ( th 'Pi ltl jll 1 tailored nlacs of Btgimilni mtntlonn Aohrin. hours of 7:00 A. M. Mntl MOO P, U,tlons, , Freehold, New Jersey, .it any Eaitern War, tlm*, for the" uurpoit ot i Sixth 1 •' " i! Ositerst, *li«llon to vot* J7, l.Wj-on whlih lattotcUM iht Wgli- Clsrk of th* Township of , (or the offlcei abov*. ration books vri|l. be closed until *it«r Dstid.Aprll 18. Hit, ' ,'
lorolu #r • plat MN,K REGISTEB, SEPTEMBER -East Keansburg R? tiazlet Keyport i^s la al attractive positions open Store) - possessing tzperlene. at Boroush struts «t tkt;...... CORN grTMijiKK, SUZer Mwinc ^»^- ough Ooundl Boon on.JtpUmeer IT, rib*- SSnu&a T. ftudlger w^U en- Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon Garrison Sgt Charles Xrueger, eon of Mr. chlne, child's two-wheel Weyde, child's typists ,and general 1>4S at ItOO T, M. War Tbt*. psrtr' •««% tbrsfbonur FlortBe* oil High* tertain the Good Government Re- and Mrs. Elizabeth. Ogden' of Key- and Mrs. Alex Kfueger, spent th« wprk. Apply preferably in Speelfleationt for tat work havt lew store, two-burner electric stove, srratstl ntr New Mqnmootb read, publican club Monday evening at port and Mrs. Arch Reid of Lon£ week-end at the'home pf Ilia par- filed in tht offlee of Oeorge K. JUUn, LOST AND FOUND ebesU el drawers, bird easts. .Yankee Phone Mlddletown m 1 . person to Boro SncbiNT, f( Brotd strttt. Bid Trader, Jf West rnat 'itrMt, Red DO1IMEBC1AL rafrigeration tale*,' h«r home. / Branch have returned from a^aca- ents' after corning here by plane Bank. N. 1. and may bt inspected by Bink. ' service. Mlddletown Beffiler a tion-; " Thomas Bathbone, chairman jof tion In Canada. / ' . from Wright Field, Dayton, Ohlp./ prosptctlvt bidden during buslneij LOST—Beagle honad, brown', white and MR..R. J. MALKMU& black, np license. Baward. E. ^ Corn- Cold StorMejjonitrilotlon, Hit*- _ The Ladles' auxiliary,,of the Mid-, hours. • • TLAT TOP DESKS, oak and laahosany. *.tb* Rarltan township salvage com- PFC. Gordon Snyder of this place well. Phnn».B«d Bank 1018. several small desks. • Remington type- oorntr Ntw Monmouth road. dletown i township first aid squad SpeelfleaUou Mil bt furnished, If de- mittee,' has .arranged/for a vfaste has been awarded the Bronze Star writer, check "writer, stencil 'machine, town. Phone Mlddletown 899. 1 HANSON-VAN WINKLE sired, upon payrdent of IG.OO, which LOST—Rowboat, red and -gray, with Vftper collection in/lhe township Medal for. meritorious service in is'planning ar-bazar which will be amount wlll.be refunded upon return of . stained mahogany-back, Carl Becker, odd tables, high chair, electrie. fan, up- "AUtOST NEW" ladjr't ^ holstered maple arm chair, drop-leaf 'Saturday tnorning./September IS. combat in Italyr He served with held in the first aid hall here/ The taint In good "Order within five days 87 Second street, Fair Haven,' N. J. coat, tltt it: black it affair will be held Friday and Sat- MUNNING CO. from date of opening of Hds. Phone Red Bank 14(4. ' table, spool beds, china closet, Vlctiola, grey wool box coat, 16; brown pin The Scouts will Assist with the the BJfth Army, t - Bids must .be made on "the etandard metal kitchen closet, DeLaval cream urday 'evenings, September '21 and FOUND-rflmall- grey. scotty ' puppy, tuit, ii; other coats and suitit . township truck. Every one is asked Word, has been received here that propotal forms In-the manner designated separator, Joseph Dick'corn cutterrglrl'r dreuei, all iluti girl't camel hair i 22. There-will be prizes and enter- Matawan, N. J. therein and required by the tpeclnca- friendly, wearing collar and lUensc bicycle. Yankee Trader, 25 Weat Front to save their magazines, newspap- Gpl. Wyman Bedle, U. S. Marine tag.' Vicinity Bldge Road. Fbohe- Bum- 8, 10, 12; others.; baky't anow' iul tainment. Proceeds, are for the tlont, mutt bt in scaled envelopes-bear- street Red Bank. . ers and all clean waBte paper for Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey son 1081. ' " dresses, sweaterrT boy'* thlftt, pat) benefit, of the squad. Manraouth County Surro»«t»'» Offin. ing the name of tht biddtr and tht YANKEE TRADER offeis: 12 gold leaf coats, llany other articles too an "' this collection. • S Bedle, has arrtyed In-Hawaii. mm of the propottd work on the out- FOUND—In Red Bank, pair of amber demi-tasse cups and , saucers. It oat to mention. 'Stop in and Intho matter of the- «itat« of Edgar tidt and: mutt bt acipmpanled by a cer'- Ground Bl-Eocal glasses. Call: Irving- Carl Gloss, Jr* who is. stationed. -Norman Scott has joined the Mrs,' Rock'6 Gulnnera and chil- A. Knapp, deceased. Notice to creditor! cranberry tumblers,-" with onirlu trim, around. Children's clothts srt ci : tlfted cheek parable to- tht Borough al ton'BuIck Co./ Mr. Megil|.« -•:;•' In dally. - Alto wanted," any kll «.t the Navy- Training station at Keyport war price! and. rationing dren of Newark VIII return, to; the to present claimi' Rgalnit estate. . Fatr Haven. In a turn of a) least ten Lamog* dinner set, service tor 12, LOST—German Bbepherd^ male, license Lemoge fish set, let of four pint baby's^ boy's,. girl's clothes and. i Rhode Aland spent the week-end board; as a member of the food city.this week after spending the •Puiiuant- to the order of Dortoan Me- per cent of tht amount bid. number. .162. Notify Leslie Applegate. Open daily » to'7, Sundays 10 to 4 Faddln, Surrogate of ' the County of. chairs, smaU Sheraton aidebosrd. Yan- 'with- his mother,. Mrs. Carl Gloss, panel-' . '.. <.'/ ' . •. '•^.'•••••. j summer in thein cottage on Hud- BdBids must.,buit.,be delteredelivered to thee BorBor- 'i>one freehold TS$. • kee Trader, ZS Weit Front itreet, ttii CM. our I'Layaway Plan." Dean's, || Monmoiitbonmoiitb, made - on ,-the Tvehty-thlrdyl * Shrewsbury avenue.* . . : •. ; •^.•^iti: Sr He has'been assigned; to the Wilham Sickles is a surgical pa- eon avenue. '.-..' ;•'..' •.•'••' ough Clerk by or before the hour above .Bank. ' . .' ' , ' ". '. '.:' ' •• \, - dda r of AugustAt , 1X61X6 . on ththe applicatioliti n named.- .* -.. tient, at Riverview hospital, Red ,of Elisabeth Dlmock' Knapp and Ed- 1939 PACKABD, fout-door- sedan, 1*38 KITCHEN CABINET, kerosene refrrgtr>,| new. U. 3. Roosevelt air. craft car- The Borough .Council reierves the ' ator, reasonable. Martin Jensen Van»| Bank. „ . .-•- '.•:..", . . ' • '; '' ward 1. Dlmock, Execljtorsi of tha, es- FOR SALE Ford coach; 198! Chevrolet coach; rier when 'ctunpleted. tate of Eij^ar A. ITnapp, Afcinted, pe- fight ,to rejeft any. or all bids if deemed Hartey-Davlion> motorcycle, model JD, derburg-Marll>oro road, Vanderburg.* The: first -aid squad and their Ogden Schanck, son "of Mr»'and Uce U hereby giyen to the Eredltoti of to ththee best interest of the Borough so STOVK PIPE. All sliei, black and cat- SGC; new Orel, Firestone, C.00-11, SJ60- ONE CSAFTSON: band saw, 12 Incches,! to:;do; families held' a picnic Tuesday Mrs. aeabrook Schanck, will enter said 'deceased. -to . exlhblt to jth'e .sub'- t:;do; • 'V ' . vanlted on hand, elbows, sldlator 17 i four-cylinder Ford, Model B, motor one garage air. compressor "DeTllvlslvls"l|| Bcrlter executors, as . aforesaid, their Kdgar V.' Dsnltt, Mayor. covers, stove- paint*, fluff*-stops, lifters, and transmlstion. Red Bank Cities' Ser- MldJ -evening at Hertle's .pool. Corn, hpt Pennington preparatory school Attest: Barry Memorials. - Five. Coraert, Mld-J debts- and demand! , against the said pokers, chimney sweep,- Weather strip. vice, Broad street, Red Bank. (Next to dletown, N. J. Can be seen Friday tfta^l dogs and soft "drinks were served. Miss GladyB Jean Sllcpx will en- M. Floyd Bmlth. Clerk. National 5 * 10, Prown't.* estate, under'oath, within six months yso.)» • - '- ' .... .-'• Ing or Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore,. G. Bailey ter Monmouth Memorial hosiptal-as' from the date of the aforesaid order, % METAL BED, A-l condition. Mutt NOTICE. OUTBOARD MOTOR, Johnson, ltf hone- [A . reasonable, ' almost ,.. were given a surprise party Satur- a cadet-nurse September 10. or they Mil be forever barred of their ' be seen tp be appreciated,. Price $8. Can be Been at 162 West Front street. I actions therefore. agalnft, the »ld sub- NOTICE is hereby given that an offer - powers* $60, Phone Long .^Brsnch day evening in celebration of their Wilson.-Thompson and Dakota avenues,. 4181-J after 5t*0 p. m. ' ' - . • - • Red Bank," . Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Palumbo scriber. . !-•••• haa been fecslvtd by the Township Com. East Ketnsburg. y ' 2Stti wedding anniversary at the SCRATCH FEED, with plenty of good! have returned home after vacation- DatedDate : Freehold, V. J., August 2>d, mittee of the Township of Mlddletown HARDMAN-PECK baby grand piano, BLACK LEATHER- baby carriage: In- first-class condition. 94 Barker ave- yellow cracked corn In It. Sure— L home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Hoelif H, ing at Moose Head lake In Maine. 1946.4' ' /•' for the purchase of property located in quire lit Lincoln avtnui,. Fair Ha- if Eatonto'wn, (Vail Homes.) -Phone mashi too. Hance * Davis, Phone Btll LeRoy. They. received - gifts -of ' Elltabsth Dlmock Knapp, tht Township of Mlddletown, bel« lota t Edward Kapushrand George Shit, ven. Phone 882.» • • • • - ,' Eatonto'wn ZB4-.W, • '. ' • BanWipa. " ." , money Mr. and Mr*. Roelif H. Xe- Navetln" ' k' averesile.i Runison K. J, No; 67 and 68, block No. on the map ter^of Union Beach, graduates of FOR entitled East Keantburg Manor for the LARGE WOODEN wardrobe, IS; CREAM_P^BSlANJiltttlI .pailBUlL oy-ainlTMr. and Mrs. Hendrlck " Edward J. DDlmock, " . metal .bed and,, spring.. I J. S8 W, OAK? •SIDEBOARD-'ard--dliilni -room t Keyport high-school, have enUred 88 WIII'U lUaet, Albany. K. Y, sum of Two Hundred (tatO.OO) Dollara nd spring.. |(. SS West table. Phone Mlddlttown 1»-W. '" Setter Chesapeake retrievers, and] Bennett, Jr., who were also cele- .._»_. it..* iltl L_ \ _•_„rr tri • "« »"—i • . L n_j w«_ i- vt . ¥ d - ' 4. Catawba college, Salisbury, North Messrs. AlSpiegate, Stevens, Foster upon the following terras: tlOiOfl down H black cockfn. Call Ruraion 1.011. brating their anniversaries, received 1 Carolina. .'.'-.• jand Beusillle, —balance $10.00 per month and that a TROMBONE, ISOISO,. in good condition. all material must «o by September COCKER, show type, black ana whlU I bouquets of flowers. Attending were hearing on the said matter Is to be held Call Runuon 1494.* ' Sgt. John Conway, who has been Johns-Manville Red Bank, New Jersey. . ISth. Still have tar paper, shingles, female puppy." Frldham, Broad street* I Rev. and Mrs. Jahn Herr, Mr,, and 1 Praetors. at tht Ulddletown Township Hall on McCORHICK-DEEElKG com planter, moulding, screen!, combination doors, opposite Shrewsbury achbol,* statlpned in Labrador, Is home on Thursday afternoon, "the Thirteenth day one-horse mowing machine.. Phone new and. second-band windowa and Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg, Mr. and of September, 1946, at 8:80 o'clock, at furlough • visiting his parents, Mn IN CHANCERY OF NEWJERSEr. R«d Bank 357-J-J. . ' doors, -Located on.' HlghWiy~ *(, and WSBVr and tell.jsozlblML N»w. _ Mrs Wlliiain Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. which, time the Township Committee will Franklin "avenues. West. Keansbiirc, N, and Mrs. Frank Conway. TO WILLIAM H. GEISWOLD: - TIMOTHY-ALFALFA, thre toni stand- and' uied furnlturt. household'] -—JxCaif " AM i* ••/*** tan** •-••• f —-»- — - -- consider said offer an'd whether it will J. No telephone. • • • Miss Jane By; virtue of an. order of-the. Court reject the same or confirm and ratify ing; very low price; also baled first ehlni. glailwin, ptlntlnit, -' Laughlin, June Laughlin,' Mildred ELEGTRIC'STOKEB. complete with hot home after, spending the summer ROOFING .-brae, ; ttc. Ruicll't AaeCte*.' Laughlin, Miss Marie Bailey, Miss at Dayton, Ohio. • . oils, providing that no higher Stella-Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- cause wherein Dolly Grliwold it petit- price or better terms shall be bid for male, J50, Phone Red Bank S12-J. quire Long Branch 8SI9-W.' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Blank of ioner, and you, William H. (jrjswold, are' Red Bank U9». drlck L Bennettr-Jr., June -B«i- said property by any other person. BICYCLE—New, beaatiful, ltdV'i or SHALL UPRIGHT piano, reasonable, New-York city have purchased, a defendant, you are reuuired ...to. appear . By Order. oOh«_Townihlp Committee J;.jfU"lJs,._electrJc' .lights and horn,- bal- 'nett;-JoyceJBennett, Mr. and Mrs. Phone Rumion 350.*' YANKEE TRADER will buy, salt a* I L house on Pine street. and plead, answer or demur to petition- of the Township of'Middletown., " ' loon tires, "SDcedbmeter, basket, 135. Roelif H. LeRoy, Miss" Florence tie- er's petltioWon or before the 22nd day •HOWARD W. ROBERTS, MAN'S- BICYCLE: with" speedometer, trad* anything from a rare diamond^ Miss VivIaiTDean-will enter Ce- Sthelwyri Fitgn, Hono , Road, Shrews- to a Insignificant item 21 West Front I Roy, Mrs. William S.Holmes, Mrs. SIDING of October, next, or In default thereof Township Clerk: I3S; man's bicycle, with speedometer, dar Crest college,, Allentown, this such decree, will be taken against you bury,' off Sycamore avenue.* . . • $30: also woman's bicycle, $80,. 36 Eaat street, Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 2247.1 Marcus D. LeRoy and Mrs. Alonzo 15 NEW HAMPSHIRE Red pu||ets, four River rond, Rumion, N. J,. Phone Rum- fall. ' ! '•'.••• us the Chancellor shrill think egultable NOTICE, DISCONTINUBD Imptrl.il waibablt walUl . V. Layton,' • and just. ' . •> months old. Phone Middletoyn 190.* son'14(4. papir for every room In your home11 GOOD PAY NOTICE Is hereby given-that an offer Mrs. Harry .S. Cowles, entertained Miss Dorothy Grace Cottrell will "The object of said suit is to obtain QUALITY VENETIAN blfndl. New shlp- MAHOGANY PESK, 120; library table, raluti to $10, on salt for 11.98 perl a decree of divorce dissolving; the mar- has been received by the Township Com- room lot Quantities and patterns' art I the Friendship class of lL-.?John's be graduated from Monmouth Me- mittee of the Township of Mlddletown met just arrived, I5.9H tip to 27-lneh opens for dining, |10: White rug ^^STIADYVWORK^ riage between you and the aald llie; 16.98 up to 35-inch. We make Umlted. Klaria't Faint 8tore, It HOB- for_the_purchase of property located In 9xU, 140; Blue broadloom rUK.126: mouth itrtet. • > MethodTsVciBurcirTUBSdayTevenlng- tomorrow evening. any-kind of-venetlan. blinds. Jlindtxt four Jnetal garden^chairs, 112.60 each; at her home. Mrs. H;' Alvin Wall- lie Town«hlp7 of "MladleTowfi; Being—ldt ; ' Mrs. Frank Foss.and infant sonr Dated: August 2.1, 1946. No. 28, block No. C on the map entitled taped and re-corded. National 6 * 10._ metal ubiTwIth unifoeliii; TI2.WTeBerT ing will entertain at the meeting • APPLY .Quinn ft Doremus, '. .*. Prown's,' ry, four /poiler beds, mattress and Ralph Scott, have returned home 'Solicitors of Petitioner, Wilmort" Park, for the sum of Fifty GOLDFISH, Tropical ash, atuar* In September at her home. Attend- OEO.OOj Dollars upon, the following 1983 FORD PANEL, two. new, two fair apring: one terra . cotta garden - figure, from the Perth Arnboy£reneral hos- P. 0. Address, Bed. Bank, N. J. stone fawn for fountain. .Many other luns, aquatic planti." suppltet. lag .were Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton, ' AT ONCE terms: cash, and that a hearing on the tires, new clutch, etc. Good running pital. . said rnatter la to be held at the Middle- condition, within OPA celling. SS76. Call' articles. 20 East River road Rumicn, Open dally and Sundays until 9 p, Mrs. Frances Woolley, Mrs. Dyson N. J. Phone Hii* Morris Finkle of Fort Lauder- Monmouth County Surrogate's Office town Township Hall on Thursday after- Tftyport 628-J. m. Oloted Wtdnesdsy. Phone Mid- Woodhouse, Mrs. Norman White, dale, Florida, a former Keyport In the matter of'the estate of E. Gad- noon, the Thirteenth day of September, ABOUT 200 bushels horae corn. J. G. GRAFLEX' CAMERA txt. reverslhle ; dlctowm Ilf-J. Helen Miller, Aquar- , Mrs. Russell Walling, Mrs. Roelif resident, died .;August 18. MT. Us Flum, deceased. Notice to creditors 1945, at «:80 o'clock, at which time the Curtis, Keyport, N. J. Phone Keyport • back. Ti,6 lense holders. No dealers. o present 'claims against ettatt. Township Committee will consider said 440-J-;., Highway 85, Write, "Photographer," Box 611, Bed 1st, Box 104, Highway 35, near ' -IWUltam,- Jr.r after-Visiting Mr. and . Surviving Executor. 6:80 o'clock. in the Township of Mlddletown. being Phone Farnlngdale 4001, nue, Red Bank. ' Mrs AJbert Wueatefeld and famil DtlranoV Ivlnt 4 Carton, lots No. 1« and 17, Block No. ZZ on COMBINATION coal and gas range. Asbury Park, N. J. . . • • have returned to East Ruthford. the mapp entitled Ideal Beach, for the very reasonable'.' Can be seen at 89 NOTICE' If you are> tnlnldnf —-• Proctors.-—• -.— Maln~stfeet,-Ocsannort .,, _±^ MEN'S TOP COAT, and overcoats, site Mr. "and Mrs. 'Louli~Sinith-o sum off One Hundred and—Fifty about dUpoilni of your houtehold Dollars upon ththee following 44, n.w; suit. Ill* <4: white sblrti, Woodhaven, Long Island, were re- (1160.00) s p g LIGHT WEIGHT double barrel 11 gauge iN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY d th «T hearhii h Parker shotgun, quail engraving, im- llse-17, reasonable price; .wnitei aprons, goods and furnliblngi, real eetata, terms: cash, and that ng on the b rt'endera or grocers, - new,, 11 aach; cent guerts of Mrs. Georje Tie THE SAME PERCENTAGE 1S3/6S6 saiid matter Is to be helhld altt the.MiddlehMiddl - proved cylinder and mollified, ISO; al- live ttock, farm machinery and- TO JAMES HARVEY MOHR: town Township Hall on Thursday after- Fltr.'incf oil heater, Parlor stove, witn bout. so another Parker, weighs 8 pounds, chimney, 9 H -Inch burner, 126, used one tqulpment, consult without obliga- By virtue of an'Order of the Court noon, the 13th day of September. 1946, 26-inch barrels, Ithacn double barrel, Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Tintle o of Chancery of Now Jersey, made on at 9 :S0 o'clock, at which time the Town- fall,all,- Mrs, AnnAnnaa. JeJtelserl , Montana ave- tion, B. G. Coeta,,- .Auctioneer, 490 AS USED BY THE U. S. ARMY weight 6!4 pounds, 26-Inrh barrels, 20 nue, PorP t MonmouthMth. {Pompton Plains spent the week-end the 13th day of August, A. D... 1946. in ship Committee will consider said offer gauge; four boxes of shells, ISO, Golt Btth avenue, Long Branch. iVb Mr. and Mrs. George Em- a certain cause wherein'Evelyn Eliza- and whether it will reject the same'or Woodsman1 22 caliber target automatic, TAKE NOTICE, just received large ship- Btpns. beth Wootton Mohr Is petitioner, and confirm and-ratify the same, according Sl-i-inch heavy barrel, shells, 146: also ment of chrome and aluminum for In- you, James; Harvey Mohr, are defend- to* ttld terms and conditions, providing laid linoleum for sink and cabinet tops. Mrs. Wilfred K. AndrBwi... o Colt ; 82, target, automatic, $30. Call LAECB»SJZE electric rUiigerator, sulf ant, you aVe • required to appear and that -no higher price or better terms Saturday evening or ell day Sunday. Lowest price In town. Samuel Swarts, ]Uver Edge spent several days .the plead, answer or demur to petitioner's 14 Wett Front street. Red Bank, Phone . able for. fann or- restaurant* Csl shall, bt bid for said property by any Ferry Smith;, Leonard avenue, Horse- Aber. Ited Bank 766. past week with Her mother, Mrs petition on or before the 15th day of other person, Neck Point, Oceanport. N. J. 1387.' 09 PL- *f GAL October, 1945, or In default thereof such Harry 8. Cowles. By Order of tht Township Committee IRISH SETTER pups, sir wetkt, threw decree will be taken sealhst you as tha KEM TONE. Paint up your roomi. BARRED ROCK chickens, 11 weeks old. months' iO months, 12 to choose from, of the Township of Mlddletown. $2.98 doel an average room. Trims * Mr*. Jerry Boa of Ocean Orove Chancellor shall think equitable and . . HOWARD W. ROBERTS, . Phone Red Bank 472-R.* Champion stock; at stud Cocker SpaA- just. • . . '. • -wall paper. De \cals of all kinds. Val- . .visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8, •*'.• , Township CUtk. TWO 19S7 REBUILT 86 H. P. Ford icl two and-Irish setter A. K, CT Cof* The. object of laid suit Is to obtain spar varnish, patching rltister, roof moton;. t,vro Fairbanks Morse 6 H. P. ley. Phone Freehold 388-R. Cowles and Miss Anna Cowles.' iatlng. National 8 «V 10. l'rown's.* a decree of divorce dissolving the'mar- , NOTICE. motor*; kerosene drums; two hand 8CxlO-FOO)r LESTER King open iklff, ___JJr and Mrs. J. Frank Welgand U FOR 5 GALS. riage between sou and 'the laid petit- 14TF0OT BOAT with tnillng rig and winches; five-ton capacity and two ioner, - '. - —~ -v : — NOTICE la hereby given that an offer hull 8-foot forward deck, saver and chilSrelTBlmelinrHrrgo^hivr 6.4 H. P. Evenrlde outboard; power four-Inch pumps. Dalley's, 98 Port Mon- launched, no motor, bed or shaft log. Dated: August 13th, 1945. . haj-beenTicelTed-br-theJrownitilp Com- hdbNJ "returned homo after spending a mittee of the Township of' Mlddletown liiwn" mower,~wltrr\-four—»fels-Brliga- 0JS08Bilht Edward W. Wise, Stratton^ engine; Weatinghouie electric • vacation at Ana over, New ,Hamp- "" ' . v. Solicitor of Petitioner, for the purchase of property located NEW REMINGTON, model 30-R caliber N.J.' ,_^ stove; Delta 14-Inch band-law, table 30-06 rifle; electro Bewi light mettr. (4 Brond Street, in the Township of Middletown,-being SPECIAL FALL salt on tvtrgrttnt an* lots No. 681, 6.82, Bloek No. on tha model; Delta drill prest, floor model; Best offer..- Captain Milter. Phone Mr. arid Mrs,. Elmer A. BaSfefl- —•---> -Red Bank,..N.,J . Delta circular law and jointers; two •hade trees. Vicky's Floral Numry, Map entitled • N«» Kean»burg No. 1, for Entontuyn-8Q0. extension 805.* HlgbwayiSJ, Box -497, bstwetn UnloE burg spent Sunday at Mauch the sutn of One Hundred.(1100.00) Dol- one-quarter H, P., 32 VpIt~D..C. astorn One 14 H. P.. 32 volt JVC motor; Co- JUST ARRIVED, stoves, combination Beach and Keansbwg, : Cfiunlt, Pennsylvania, .with .Mr. and IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. lars, upon the following terms: cash,, v lonial spinning wheel. OVll Sea Bright • coal- and gat novel, gas lanxts. coal USED PARTS for Sterling,' Petrel * Dot- 1 and that a hearing on the' said matter '••:' Mrs. George Hewitt and family. •• •TO ED WARD J-SHEA: 240.* stoves, oil cook itovei, oil heaters and . phln motors; 110-volt, 1,500 watt, D. By virtue 'of ran order of the Court is to be held at the Mlddletown Town- coal heater. Samuel Swarts, 14 West • Hohndel township , schools re-1 MAPLE CRIB, gas range, high chair, C. Delco Jlght plant;, one I%"xl1'- of •Chancery of New Jersey, made on ship Hall on Thursday afternoon, the Front street, Red Bank. Phone 1387.* bronze shaft with three ttruti, per/ectl •opened Tuesday. Rarltan township f the day of the date hereof. In a certain Thirteenth day of SeptcniDer, 1046 at kitchen work table, excellent con* ditlon. Phone Red.Bank 3839. GOOD FAMILY COW, Guernsey, pro- one l'/4"JB' Tobln bronte shaft, tood, : schools reopened yesterday. cause wherein Grace M. Sliea la petit- 3:30 o'clock, at which time the Township Fred Farwell, 81 Blngham avenue, Runt- Committee - will consider saia offer .and duces 14 quart* per day. Phone Red — Mts»-Mary-_Caluhas_returflSd.Jo. ioner, and you, Edward J. Shea, are ds- IRON. WHITE enamel combination sink. Bank- 2044 J.< ion N. J. Phone Rumton 1499. ftmllinti you the required to. snnaar and. whether It will reject the same or con- and wash tub with drainboard; iron, : her position in New York city after plead, answer1 or demur to petitioner's firm and ratify the um»; accordlni to white""entlnll" bathtub—hot-air-furnace FIVE .HORSWOWEfUwin outbQurd.mp- DO YOU NEED a living room sttT Tht enjoying a month's vacation: petition on or before the. 8th( day of laid terms and conditions, providing 1th thermostat and regulator; tot tor, In good condition. Cull after {;Jd ~J>liraitUre'CSHttr tie nlgh"jtrid»fa*r "' "~ Rev.^and Mrs-Elmer Strattonot November, next, or In default, thereof that no higher. price or better terms water tank and pot atpve. Will sell p. nil. Phone Red Bank 2227-W.* tory samplss, with spring construction. Twelve-montw h payment plan. Phone Bid Gloucester, a former rector of 8t. such decree will be taksn against you •hall be bid for .said property by- any all or part, Phone Bed Bank 2272. BEAUTIFU.— - -..L . ANTIQU. E (1810(1810) tofij! £ as tho Chancellor .-shall think equitable other parson, Bsnk 1647. * i • : John's church. vislUd Mr. and Mrs. BICYCLEr-In good condition, site 28- lusjust reflnlshedreflnlsbd; grandathergrandfather'ss clock ' By Order of the Township Committee 1100; mantle clock with wooden works FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED and. toad* • Harry B. Cowles. Friday.- Inchh, Mrs.. CurryCy,, Washington ave- The object of said suit Is to obtain of the Township of Mlddletown. nue, Leonard• o N." ' J". Phone. Atlantic (1815) 135: collection of eutsrlast; bis- to order, slip covert and drtptrli* ' Mr. and Mrs. John H. Williams a decree of divorce dissolving the mar- HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Highlands 449, ' que-.figures and'some values,' etc.. Mey- custom made. Quality arid service ear and family of Phllippsbiiffr: were He makes riage between you and th» mid petit- . ' Township Clerk. er's, 1 Vanderbllt Flsce, Woodbrldge, standard. David Burnon. II - Ptitl • ioner. * ' . TABLE OILCLOTH.. Just 26 rolls of N. 3.' .^_- itreti. Phont Red Bank 2*57. ' Monday visitors.'of"Mcs. Emma T. Notice of Settlemsnt of Account,,"» • wall oilcloth. First come first served. Datedi August 7; 1946. Eitate of Garollne Charlotte Com- Jludlger. • , • ' Qulnn A Poremus, Table oilcloth in variety- of patterns; TYPBWRiTERS. adding macaluM end. msrlch, deceased. Notice Is hereby giv- window shades of all klndli new Items •PEDIGREED. PULLETS,-.now lay. oiRcti equlpnjtnt, • mw and need. Mr. and Mrs, Harry S, Cowles, Solicitors of Petitioner, bought, sold fend repaired. Strsleo'lt F. O. .-Address; Red Bank, N, J. en that the accounts of the subscribers, In stock every.day, National 5 * 10, Inj, $2,50 each.', Phone., Eaton- and executors of the estate of said de- 105 Monmouth street. Red Baifk. and ' Miss Anna ''Cowles spent' lending a Prown's.* " • ' '. : town 81-.R.*- . ,' . ' •'. - Thursday at Ocean _ ijrov'e, where ceased -will bt audited and ittted by HAVE YOU ANYTHING to tell. Call Nttlct to Settlement of Account. th» Surrogate., of the County of. Mon- USED TIRE ahd tube, Un excellent con- they visited Mlas Belle Garrison Of mouth and reported for settlement to dition, site.5i50xll.-'\ Call Red Bank OBDER „ _ , Estate of Harvey; Johnson', deceased. 2708.' '. .. \ ' ' . Pitman, who'lB Btopplng there. Her Notice It, hereby.given that the accounts the Orphans' Court of said County, on pairs now. We cacry furnace 'and ,tr(,lt. phone Red Bank father, the late. Rev. Joseph Garrt- usiness of the" subscriber, administratrix .of the Thursday; ,th* twenty-ssventh day of LADY'S PRE-WAR bicycle, excellent stove pipes |- wieki 'for all makes of oitate of said deceased, will be audited September, A, D., 1946, at ltr.00 o'clock' condition, - phone Rumspn 99(, after stoves. Samuel Swarti, 14 West-Front " ,spn, was a former minister,of St. I P,.m. . - atreet. Phone Red Bank 1887.' B. B. FEEDS with added power. TM N. R. MATTHEWS ' and stated by the Surrogate of thaa, m.i at which time application will be n , txtta push makes tht difference, DIs*- ' John's church, .. . County of Monmouth and reported fof made for the7 allowance of commllslont 1 16-FOOT INBOARD motornoat, reason. WELDING MACHINE, (lightly used brow' Brothers, Broad and PattersotfP Mrs. Arthur Heath and childrc'n, settlement to the Orphan- Court of and CDumel fees. •.' • • • .- able, .Highlands' Boat Storage, Bay 1943 Hobert gasoline welding set. Shrewsbury, Phone Rtd Bank 1610, Long fTHIS is the friendly man- both. single and married, said county, on Thursday, the eighteenth Datidi August 10, A. D.,-1941. ' avenue. Highlands, N, J. ..' ' • •,_ Best offer. Phone Keyport 1819. Cnlla- Rhoda and David, of Fair Lawn Branch 2880, - • . >. ,i , servance ot their wedding ann'ivcra- . advantage, he provides folks ' If you decide that a loan. is. Rtd -Bank,- N.'.I. :,. Trust Officer, .'••'.>' ,i ODORA CLO8ETS. We Tiave them in oleum and eonitolenm .floor coverings here-, with-' needed' oash ' i.Fraotori.' , ••;; COVERS CROP seeders andu general lint *i sfVt*( vJTtfsent •wcro Mrs. Cyras to your advantage! be sure '. stock, $4.98 for.the-12 garment tin; and rugs, expert linoleum layers estl- 1 1 ; ltB Broadway, KtW.Tork It, • of seeds, Order now," Conovn Bros, ,BjBt»r Wcs.. Walter Adierson, Mrs. promptly arid pflvifteljl .'" " • to come to'see the-Manager,. ••*-, "MonWoutb'Counly, ilanket chests, 11,98) moth bagt-and mutes iurnUhBdr-Bopult-r prleei. ;Snmu>l flwarti) 14 "Went.Front streeti'Red Bunk. fhone Holmdel tUl, Wiekatunk. N. M T yTfptfWFJL Jof. of Wt^'MWofr ^q^tho ,-fBrsona.1 Elnartc* ,,' '"" poperi Laryex .79' cent! pint) moth s ? JhjH».ltV7A ...V • : . OS. A. B, Dlrhtn, pUao' mons, Mrs, William. Uratadt, Mrs. •out of his job, for;the ser-:, Compa'hy ,tqd^.* ';'If 'yiba-»-'' vice he renders Is a helpful • phone In advance, ho will . tort to prstMt claims agalnit titats, BAIUBOAT'-IB 'feet long. ,Blrd,wlalir ;Mceioa8tciv,Mr(i:,Wi|)iB;h Nswark J, N.-J. CAPO CAPONS, /capons. BeckwitR' '• 'sails and rigging. In good coltdilloni one:'^nd .there's, np • "dolng- 'niako all arrangements so '.'•, . Pursua* ro the order of Dormm Me- Proctor. vpom Btrnts, ,Mrs, Hcndrick h: Bcnrgul Kuddlrii Surroiintt iof the County of _ Farm, Chapln avonuo,, flrit 'boRt In water. Cull Bumion Uli-M.* 833. •ou-a-favor" attitude. that all you havo to do.is t» - Monmouth, nuidt on ths nrsl xl»y of IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY. righPoultrt turyn pait Carmen Place,'off'New- WANTEIV-Vuiok buyer /or, 850 New MAKK n THHEE Yenki. TTraderr , A Wi f lt A Wi • Ml*s Veru. TomblMun otTHSnts- ' ;f1^fi»i«Orf«tV41»tv«»«h«*rf-,^ 1 Ti •/•«« MiTIf *f*V , i man Spring! rood, Phono Red Bunk l, n-di, 7ft veeks pld, Wtf J'l'Mlt «)rtte«)rttett , you,yu . Mtt h l't „.,,. spent \liii w'e'ek-und'w lUi Mr, nmiole and mnkes borrow- Or, If' that'll '• InconveniontV '' Marlhi A, Mnl"how,_imi,J«cmrn lo'tw the (islalt of HudnlDli f. M-lchov, yObanceiy of New Jirny,,mtdt on tht USEHOU) ' FURNITUHEI Dining -snd'Mrp, Fr«nk McClcattei. Ing' money a simple, friend- phone 'ou,wrlt» and he'll tell 1 U ••*»•" OAi 1 ANlJ nOlllfllfl ODwIi nuid, notlca Ii htMby gi»tn to tht dty of the dlti hereof! In a certain room lit, Evircrtnl, ino.pounri lot cKb-' REASONABLE, pre-war studio couchi Pvi 'WilHarn Welsh' hu returned ly transaction.- He makes you how to get your loin • T-.-0-npff Buck Mill josd,> Co cndlton of said, dicmed to exhibit to oauit whiriln Marr Niulty Ii the eitlt- tnttf ,03-placej china tit, 107 Linden. full-lUe, m«ple orlb with neytr wit Neck, N. J. Opposite H»rmon» ~ lill'elv bv mall,' thi subiarlbar Holt tx«eut>lx «i ifore ' tit* dt'imUrrti l ttri Ph Rta B«nk firm. • !"- It. griiidmothef, UH> BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 6, 1948 PageEteren* BUSINESS NOTICES ROOMS FOR ItENT HEU> WANTED HELP WAffTED REAL ESTATE FOR REKT REA^ ESTATE FOR 5AL£ REAL/STATE FOR 8AU . ownira. TWO-STOBY HOUSE 1n Kaiupa*;; Hx ta.f «nd btv* tooina andlarg* pan^y :>.)•«*'jan«T „* Ilk* low attar) on*- blc,ck~*rotnvitorfi and K eeoori and lt*rP>a i» It noiilb'l* C »T John DaylM, HI Bar »»«I«wi ' thr*r Uoikl from HIIKM4 *ta-' »pdi. Phone JBIghUnde )MI. ' by tailing. ; ilMi«dWn_tr*•* WM M* MaVf mit\ coiTonUM or-th»«-dari at time, Bthel/n Farm*, room all'irear bungalow on property) lop* ro»(l, »t wo-cir garage; new aiphalt ahinglea on U) paint o|4PUMl> It.repl*'- ( th [( ^ dbl *y>p* _ roadVi «_(_ SiHinori ariniu, TOUR ' right to oW '«»U>rf awl .;- - npaind » w Bhr»wabunf( M. J,» JSMini /Al all bulldlnga..Taxea $'B. Owner occu- .. - or alteration*, driv*wiyijri, wa|kwalk*>. Bra' Ba»k, phone » Mi •led.. Inquire at II LJnco'p Court KfMg. llle* at itir* >»t prlM of U,l». >renu«, ?RACTIOAIi NURSE, 20-hour duty'; lflj»l|iirokir.| l«w*y d •rid. .placet, cardan wall*, foundations. *•;• >urg. Phon* Keanabnrg 444.* - MxlT a gallon.- Trial gallon *llv*r*a. TWO FURNISHED . hejlrooai . ancl Phone B«d Bar.k.lSSI.« rARMGBB aad tan«k>grow* " will 1U a 12 SO BrllllaaMiow.wblU md' races,'flMitone patios, etc Call Gfpoi* kltthro Brirlligoi. Inquire afta* II p. REASONABLE—Fiv^room, ,w .jound «« „ tint, t? .Xr. IU« »»•»« " dldin. MmI Long Brtneh 1«». p., IT* la"eehi«lo itreet, R»d Bank, HOITE»J lor dining room, te take * houie, »|1 Improvement*/ naw roof and beiutlful v«lvit ahieu *'*•*< rftf BEST'FBTGES paid for ran. Iron, Pho»i %tjI Bank It74,» rtS?jfiJPittA •BAUTIFVL FVBMaanaiP ana' unlur irlck ilding, 81 Leonard avenue, At- metal and piper, Oittii, junk WJR OOUPLB^Ufht houiiwoik, »!«•' complete eharge, *tD*ri|nce n*a*i- nla^ed homei, lomjroT prlvat* beach, lantic Wgnlindl. S. Crleilnger, 34 HEAL tOTAfafaid'tHmrinMt, ihi* Go,» Bpttte-M* MalfwaDf W« 111 Shrewibury ivtont, Bi tn« rafrlgerator, fl tip; noar Bendlx |«ry. Apply to Mra, Marl* Brown, •»«y ^mprovemept, - near aiorea, rail. tancei Place, Keaniburg. Phone X«im- ' B. Strykir, ipg*iallli| la. |y JAwid Whlu _O». Phon* Bid Bank Ull-W. Wl 0or», Minor Oo.i and Molly.Pltiher ka> Molly Pitcher Hotel, led Blnk. — B»d Bank road, icbooli ehurehii. Phon* Mr. Hau burg 746-/, ••ntry host** < B ALL »ur»oii», dl»J* «rOJ" JJOW IB T8B time to bar* that honja t*l. Moil* Kod Bank 1174-B, or It a«r, Atlantle Hlgblindi »«1 Ijl AllalV—Lot fqxM7H> Ji,500,11 Cen- BWwa, No. la, rtHCDab* prleei. Atlantic palnwd, 'Phono Atlaotlf Hlghlapdi Morford place. Rod Bank. HH UAti to work In. 'ito.k Win FARMERS ate poiaeailon; t*r street, Rumio'n, New Jersey. Holmd«l ft< 11,800 BUYS A 8Mx7l-foot water front W >" 1»» *»t f"»t •'"•' U7-R ' O BOOKS, everything furnl.hed, and do general work In atore, Uuft raid fpr any kinij of. otfle, lalvei or ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, In Beattl* Park La B*SyK i. Phone Mll-W. FOB CHABTER, 11-foot Hiking boat. complete for light hou»ekeeplng. N..o. 'e clean cut and ambltlqua, . StarUnir Uga, Order* ukM fo» iprlng dallrery few minute! walk to Bad Bank depots plot, natural cove (or bdathouie, on rwin two-family toua*. _ .-AIFOOT W08K BOAT* 1» H. P. 4»r or night partial, aartine;' Fred other roomen, near itation and bTrier,-- a»»»uJJ4(l per week. Advaheeinent could of feeder itMri. .Drip » Mid it call very eonunodl^ua and all Imjjrovementi navljablo river at Bands Point Harbor,' each every lmnrorem*nt. 1 . I :> Speedway motor, ebenp, F«d ftrwal'. Forwell, II Blnghim avwtu, Bamion. ekMrdll tnd homelike.'. Only bualnei• i b* Ait for rifht pirtr, Writ*. "Voung Taj lor Palmer. Engllilitovrp, N, •VpkoB* and) coavenlencei, Insludlog oil burning N, J., opposite Barnigat Inlet, route 4, M«,»»'l>n««iiid wit* iltal)) djjm.; Ill Btngham avenue, Bumion, Phon* Phono Rumion 1419. ««up!** »•*!!• appl/i no chlWwn. Pho»« Ml>B,''.Boi 611, Red Bank.' N. J. . ; •t*in heat. Refersitcu nouirad,-A >Dly- about two miles south of Forked River, mK>t, ba^anea Ilk* mt, wafifc tha 41 liuoion 14*8. ' Bid'Bank 1S«1. l( Bhjewibury av»- 1 Beattfe Part (and of.De>«e«t ,ve- N, J. Apply Philip Malmon*. Ill Mais THOMPSOM'S PAINTINO, Inttrior anS JaOqAPKBB- and.typlat for work tenant will pay, Way not la ;i nut.*' ••••«.-..-; • . nue, at Shrewibury avenue) «tail Red •treat, Tomi Blver, N, J. Phono.181 •iterlor work,' iteeploiaek work amd to Atlantic Highland;!, with knowUdi* Bank II.* yi"*! bargain by ealllnc water tanki, ll» Wall «troet, ff;«t IHTIUUI YQW. TMatlon, ;Wlnler al bookk*epli)g and ImUrance. SU'aJy SITUATIONS WANTED or 67. • '••••' antic Hlghlandi til. ;V BUSINESS NOTICES ttohg Branch, Phono Long Branch 1808. raUI.'atart now. All oul»l4e- roome. poiltlon. Write, atatlng experlenee aad RUMSON—aix-roqm __ ROWBOAT' BBNTAL apot, Barnegat PV«e parklnr, bathing, fliklnr, t»nni«, i»laryd.llr.d to ''Hlgklandi," Box 6UJ EXPERIENCED CARDBNW wiih.a low. available October lit. -176 per Bay lot. so by approximately '200 able converilon two famlUea. anatu '.! MADBLON PKOAU aattaaei Rod Bank, N. J, nontb; Write,: '•'Bumion. Bungaliw," feet deep, In n*w aummer colony, di- fary S. Whition, 114 We»t Main ltrf*t( ,fl TRUCKING end dellvirlM, , ui *»)o\ 1MT • ' eporW, Bumitfn Inn,' OR -North Shrews- .steady poiltlon on prlvat* eit»t*, «. bury river. I WaiMngton itwet, Bum- MlbDIdB-AGBD woman as companion > eajlent reference. Call 9M Bank »4t*-J. Box 111, Red Bisk,' rectly acr'oaa from Barneiat Inlet. Bai- Veehold. PoUMiion at one* WMtMtiT. "* fit... Phon* B«d Bank 8»6. Bank. gain at »2,600.* Ocean County Motora, B. Wbltson and Em X. WhJtwa PMm #6hTBAlT8 in oil painting. fronvUf* PAINTIB and piper hanger; alen earjwn- too. - -fhoni Bunion ,71|,« . nirtotti womai). HoUHWork. bvt.po EXPEBIENCED (irantrrWituw i»- cooking or waihing, ileep In, a day off 1. O, Box ill, Torn* BWer, N.J. Phon« ton.. Phone Holmdel »»',' . i,or photographs. Phon* Bid Bank ter work, dar er eontrwt; katdwood llrti position about B*pt*mb*r l(tb| Tomi Blver 181. • fr '.••'• DOOM, old Boora aad ataifi iwdtd Uk« I - week, MO a month. Writ*. Box 71,thra* adulta in family. n« eklldwi, Pri. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE fiiUCK BUNfJAlSW, K». 'ifot'mat'tlll) " new. Jjperierod weAaoaniWp, Mrr« t. HELP WANTED rat* eitit»? with cottig* or pro-ACRE PLOTS, 18! feet on-cot bath,- hot .water,beat, comer ArMM lu »»•<.•«— -. *xp*rtly ap- I crete New Jeraay itata hlehway, rout* D and, Valley Drlv*, AtlanUe HlgDluidg,- , -PricM-in.ilgtat.Kft down pay- Morton. II Mount itreet. Phone 1*4 EXPERIENCED wl *Pt/tu*Dt' Pr«f*rr«blt. wrjti, TWO-FAMILY houMI at JS IJnden. Biat Nit. •::••••-.--.-~--.'•-.~^—+- 4ALXS1IAM for retail elothlng" itere. year-old bor. New York:elty la win- ener-Caritaker, -Box 111, Bt< _ place, Red Bank, r*ntal IJ7 a month, 17,. main atem from Philadelphia and I. J. 17,000 c*ih, Inwlr* wlthla. % - I m*Bt. loall monthly payment* ar. Oarndtn - to shore. , Located In Toms 1 Mutt have eome knowledge Q( win-tar. -Pno,n»-Rumion,.J»,,jJter jj p. p. ielllns price (4,000; all Improvenenta. FIVE-ROOM BtmdAtOWT'nSTooni I*. Call B«d Bank jpfc'W.'no »*- doar dlailar. 8t*idr poiillon. With an FOjfAN OJt G^L. to wrVVf 13rll¥ Call at 10 Drummond .Plaee or phono Rlvtr. N, 3, County seat.' Suitable tot front porch, new enclosed back |- 'call Bed Bank 8485. Monmouth .Con- excellent aalary, Btate pait e<*d_B»nk. AUTOMQBILES yeara old/ good- home, Dleaaant aur- manent poilUon with prlvat* family, Red Bank 24. i*wly pitlnteo; all Improvements, , Write, Mr. O. W. Nobyar, Mana(*r, Philip Malmone, 215;M»In itreet, Toma "•embirtpn"" avenue, "OcianporV "K. ,. iraTier. • roundlngi; other htlp kept. Phon* Bid TO PB08PZ(JT buyer, veer around'! bun- 11.11 Ea.t Front etreit, Bed Bank. ' »rrled, up' «Wldr«n, Wlf* willing and «lvtr. N. J. .•:•.... _^....;,.•..; •hoiii Eatontown '4«l. < to I p. mi SCHWA Bank • *»»'»*''? '• ". . ••••'•- "• -': galow, coiner lot, live "rooma, bath^ Bi experienced to work in houie. Writ*. list FULL PRICE (or SOilOO foot, plot vanlngi. * .. ^ w«rjat KEUABLE MAID lor HneiPlT W0MJK-A, took, liva In. nlee quart; •II Improvements.- cement-' cellar, latin: , J. mo itork, p«ronn«nt .home la,' Huim "Chaufreur.aardener," Boi ftl, R»i dry, Price 14,650', I Navei|iik avenue, In new Barnegat bay- lummer colony. JMvsH-rRONT eotUg* coaiaialai l*c eri, ateady a 1-year poaltlon, Ph«n« Buy now while prices are loir. High, dry • DIUHTON 'RUGS nw v«»««"»»i.-.-.-»--——j— and. 'gei. relerenoei. Communlcitc, Bed Bank1 32>g-M. *. Atlantic Hlghlandi, V. J., or P. O, Box roemi, til* kath oil feutt Imlajal lilcarprta cleaned and... moth-proofed. USED CA.B1L bought.' . sold eilaDle—Matd,'^ Bu* »11> Bed- land. Sands Point Harbor, V. 3. R«uta 160 f*it of hulkWd*4 tlvw --— I?W«II U> w.ll (WHttof cl*ined_and_andd Bank. N. J.« . . ' • , •, •" '' 4, about two miles south of Forked apae* «n leeond flaor for add Broad PEBMANBNT WOBK, your oppor- RtTtrN7JrOceinCountyRtNJOCtMiM E %pthprdofed- •»» • location. » Bd term*.na, COUNTER GIRLS—Full or part time. ro.ma, bath, hot 'water* heat, coal; num. a.. Rnlitnn "" '" liitoirt" Phon. B*d Bank 108, U-fJLl JMeek Rteaeir «mplorment. . Uood' ««ni, tunity: to be trained •• a tet*. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN would like to .wo-ear garage; lot lopxlta feet. •i.OOU. 0. Box 367, Tomi River, N. J. 1« Welt Front itrsit. Phon* II litATER Vufipft new and reWt. Pump IF ^XOO U wiah to aell your autofaobllo mtali furnlihed. Apply l(r. Gogel. New phon* operator, vcle*n. Intereaflqg help aorae aweet perion do (one light' Walker * Tlndall, 7 Mechanic itreet, 20 PINCKNEY ROAP. i« roonae, «re- UAPB COD ko«ie, c.ntalnlif" _„ |Cr*Palr. of all klnda: plumbing and brinbtlnag It to ue. W* PIT caah for nr. Main Cafeteria, Fort Monroouth, N, J. Work, paid whil* leirnirig,' ejcel- duty in- t«- . '•. place, oil burner; two-car varage.Lo room*; two bathi, hot water belt w|«« ISJliaHiie. P. 0.'- Hunt, Hiddletown. vlceabla carai 'HH to 1»« .modelat Phone Eatontown 1010, eitenelon 144. more Important than pay. Writ*. "M, 0OK2S0. 1-7,600. Bee Bolaton" Waterbiiry, oil aurnerj large lot; poiieuloa IntM** lifhon* Middletown t6. Mount-Englleh Co.. Bod Bank. lint oppertunity for tiytjtctmmt, A, W.," Box ill, Bed Bunk, N. J.' nii AVENUE, tittle S!ii|er.".7 Realtor, 16 Welt Front street. Phon .bar ltth. 111,00-0. Se* Boliita Wat»»e DAY ^COBKIB, two or three daya .Agea'16 to (0 preferred, Apply to roomi,' bath, hot water heat, coal: I- EXPEBIENCED WOMAN wlihn laundry car garage: lot 7ox»O feet. '12.01)0. 3600.* „, . . • ••.,.•-••'. bury,, R**ltor, 1| Welt mat kinds of Insurance. W.'C. *«"•«* uaed ears. McKlm-Layton Cher: - • ' - »n». Mr; Phom ISO** „...... ew Main work at home, or part time-work, Walker aV Tindall, 7 Mecahnio itreet, SHREWSBURY, Sycamore avenue, five ' ltd street, Red Bank. Phone 8840. Co, 29 Mechanic atreet, phon* B*d Buk. Telephone Co., 82 f""1, ''a*W »• ./•wwpT*' — ^—-^-- _ IT—T ' MEN AN0 WOMEN, II or over to MAN—/[a aniat c»7e(»ker, generally iitatei, nine y«a» lilt poiltlon, BED BANK—Seven rooma, hot air heat. •00 feet deep, on navigable river, near . roomi: fireplace, ollburner; two-ear CAR SALE! Ininud, 1117-1141 •«**li| garage | 100-foot frontal*. HotiM em bej work In HUH 1«* er«m itero, -^-uajful, iteady all-year poaltlon. Phone coal, auto gaa heater, lilt* roof; two- Barnegat Bay and Inlet; KM tank and up'to li month* to pay. S**«oaa| excellent teferencea, tak* full charge , car, garage; lot 50x175 feet, J7.500. pumii,' large houae, boathouae doeki for •old aeparate from extra lot If •« i*> Flnanci Co., 60 Broad atreat. Bed Bank, No experlenet neceiiary, time and. Red Bank J23J-M. of prlvata pl»ce, married, two aired. See Roliton Wainbsry, BealtOT. OB SALE—Available Immediately, four Walker i Tindall,' T -Mechanic atre.t, over SO boats 10,500. Ocean County 16 Wait Front atreet. Phone 1800.* ••-••- tournamept bowling phon* »I4, half over 40- houn. Apply man- •IRL pKKEEUfR wl(h icme **}nr. grown children. Write, "B. M. B..."Red Bank. Phone Bed Bank 2778.' Motors, P. O. Box *<7, Tomi River N. r lene* In typing and double tntrr • "uierit iriircH*»e*i;i- iwmi ttiln --*-. — SEBVICE itation. Broad ager, Tompklai !ca Cr«aro Co., 74 : Box til, Red Bank, N. J.* ' RED BANK—Double houae, alx roomi J.. Phone. Tomi Rlver-181. TWO SEMI-BUNQALOWS. located oU BVemove from Elbcron. .Price 11.50" VtfeeWBed—Datilii— Complete eerrlce ~3read~ itr*«ti-lled-B»nlii_Shojie_8ed_ booka, permanent poiltlon. McKfn-Lay- Washington strict, Rumson | eack oon- WjChe»rolit Co, It Mecbinle itraet, and bath »ach aide, ilite roof; lot RAY VANHORN AGENCY—Modern, talni alx roomi: all Improvements; gar« Rs»ly by letter, to Frank D. Holmes, ficllitiei !>«*« - years experience*, eitimatci given fot P. M., eicept Sunday, JO A, M. to I P, etc. Have had tome experience.1 Can —,— >VENl)E, Uti Bank, eight atlon; garige. JT.IuO.' Ray Vanflorn M. • • ' .. ' . •te«dy poiltlon, nve*diy week. Apply quartera; ateady all-year poalUon, good Auency', Fair HaVen. Phon'*- Red- Bank BEAUTIFUL ' COUNTRY batata, H all kinJi of jobi, Joseph Hoffman. 62 1941 IQRD itation wagon, reajoobli, at Rochell* Beauty Salon, 15 Mechanic lalary. Phone Red Bank I2M-M.- live reference* if neccaiary, Write, "F. rooma, 1% balha, ateam heat, coal larding read, phon* Red Bank •"" <• "/.," Box Slly Red Bank; N. j.» ' could be two apartment*,- t*o-ctr gar. . acrei land, mod«nii*d Oolonlil home, good tlrea. Phon* Hlghlanja 1«« itreet, Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 3««6. MIDDLE-AliED WOMAN to ia. llgU near Red Bank, for particulars an BoS »WN AND POUCH furniture repalnUd. . OARED for in print* hom*. age: lot approximately 60x180, 111,000 RAm.Y VAN' HORN Agency—Sxeellen •ton Waterbury, Realtor, II M Callel lor and dellfirsd. Pbone Bed 1917 BUICK eight M*an, four n*w tlrei, OHAUFFBUR to drive three dayi a houiekeepint for two in family, lien Walker at Tindall, 7 Mechanic itreet, value, two houses, ilx moms and 'ou m radio, h«at«r. Prlc.d under OPA w»k. Call Saturday. Phone Atlantic in, references. IAqulfe between I and Phone Keamburg 754-J. rront itreet. Phon* 1800.* Jlk 40. Aek.for Mr. Brit ton. Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 27TI.* rcoma; .plot 150x140, Hot water heat ceiling. Caehorean arnnge llnandnj. HlfhUndl t|D. . " I .- 8 ' p. m., at Z45 .Spring itreet, Eed EXPERIENCED itenograpbir deilfJa LOTS, LOCATED i Littii dtv»r, nw Bank, N> J.*. - * Saturday work. Write, "B. t." Box EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, with two batha fireplac.e, porch, garaae. 17,*6Q for both n .SPKIAL DELIVBRY. light haul. Phone Red Bank ITfl, between «:30 Ray Van -Horn Agency, Fair Haven the school. |800 full rtah price. Mir and 8 p. m,' MAr eooklrg and downataln MAN OR W-OWAM i« worV wTtrdwS Sll, Red Bank, N. 3.' and a lavatory, all modern Jntpi-ove- Phor>e Red Bank 288.' he bought on contract with aa llttl* u [ ~, Inf. whatT «nora?..«hinr Phono \U* CktVktilW panel track. IZOO, work, no laundry, aloep In, own rpom in animal hoipltal. Experlenoe un- GIRL WISHES general work, excellent raenU, beautifully landacaped ground!, 1100 down and 135 sir month. All Haw and bath, good aalary, Phone Bed Bank double gang* and tool, houie. Located RAY VANHORN AGENCY—Kumion, pravamwta; lidewalki and eurba. l*aj " Bank 2UI, WWU. • Phon. Bed Bank 289-J. nlceiiary.. good laliry, lexible houra, cook. ' Writ*, .VGeneral Work." Box on corner ot Harvard road and Cam. rolling ground, 180x140 feet, beauti- COLOREin. D MEN. ^dlibwaihere, fltrind permanent. Parker Animal Hospital. 611. Rod Bank, N. J.« Roliton Waterbury, .Realtor 16 Welt 1988 HUDSON l-crltnder deluxe coup*, Phone »ed Bank >6»6. ' bridge itreet, Knollwood, Fair Haven, fully landscaped, 'fruit trees, modern Front itreet. Phone 3600.* ' radio and heat«f. good rubber. Phone . Beitaurint. i4 Broad atreet; Red HAND LAUNDRY work wanted. No d* N. J. Inquire at above addreis.' fully insulated ..leven-room relidence, Belmar U14-V. ' Bank. N. J. Jhona M41. ' liveries. Mr I. Hunt*r. 10 Jieklon MIDDLETOWN. ' delightful country air conditioning. 116,000.. Ray Van SIX-ROOM HOUSE, all improvementi! t <0Mt We7 TiTl BUTCK, iup*r. Are paiaenier, MALE OR FEMALE, clerk and itreet, Fair Haven. N. J.« home, excellent' condition, occupancy Horn Agency. Fair Haven. Phom Red three bedroomi and bath up and three] &EBT CARPET layirit, Mp;, . *aihler, full er part time. Davfd- Bar.k *88.« . ' roomi down, steam beat; one-car gar* coupe, Model «1-6«S. Exceptionallir HOUSE MAN, apply to Hra. Marie .HAULING, with driver, vegetable! oi end of September, four bedrooma. hod- age. 96 Flnt atreet, Fair Haven oael frintlni, binding and' renovating. eleaa, radio a»d h*at*r. 11.41 WO., Pack, frulta. Call Keyport (tt-J.' era kitchen, hot water heat, ollburncr, • Orar, IS Watetlr plaee. Bod1 Brown, Molly Fltchtr H«t*l, Bed •on Broi., *4i Broad itreet, Bid RAY VANHORN AGENCY—Immediat block from bui line, corner propartyl ard Salee. Phone Red Bank 42S. Bare. Bank.- v • . . •.• ." . Bank, N, J. Store hsura,. I a. m. to Taxes 1100. One-acre plo't. Prito 113,- 'possession, lovely secluded suburba 40,toot front, one aid* 110 feet and oth« V. 1. Photo Bed Bank 128». 000. C. E. Flchler, 140 Broad- itreet. Ing rojid. *' « P. m. setting; completely redecorated, larg er US feet, rear 80 feet Price 'llAY BALING. Combining, mowing and 1917 DODGE four-door atdan, ejicllett REAL ESTATE WANTED Phone Red Bank !««.• seven-^oam, slate-roafed * house; .''tw Phone Red Bank 1499. Albert L, I-rlnJ raking; alio plowing, dining, lowing, TOUNG MAN, 1« or over, with bicycle baths, lavatory, oil heat; rose garden", "" *4v**«* *«vi« *jnaas% Al'Bi ^\laV"ff«7lj U* meehtnical condition, re»y tood tlrei, u ineiaenger, ateidy year around COUNTRY ESTATR, Hiddlettwn, li •te. Flrit claw equipment, genuine, .not heater included, .Within O?A celling COOK-HOUSEWORKEJ or kutlir-ehauf- TO BUY, four or five.room aummer bun. acrea, beautiful' letting, - Cbloriial apple trees. 118,000. Ray VanHori aB«nt; 16 MentnouU itreet. Red ijuntlon farmers. Ralph Mabar, -Helm.,, price $>E0. John Mayer, 'Old Tennent work, "Boat have working peeeri. Ap- feur-hapdj-raan. Phone Bitontown jalo* in Waterwlteh or Hlghlandi. home ail modern convenience!,' priced Agency, Ftir Haven;. Phone Red Ban Ill, N. J. Phone 6381 road, Morcanrllle, N. J. Pbone MaU. ply Weitirn'Unlop Taleirain Company, Muat' be near water a'ndj Btation, raaa- to lell. C. E. Plchlcr. HO Broad atrcot. 288.*. - ' HOUSE—TO Lelghton avenue, Bee] ( 17 MonmiAth atreet, Red. Bank, N. J, HKNTON BUGS and earpeta. Bug ptdl, wan 10((. DRIVER—For Aorlat dillvfry ayatem. onable. Write, Bchmldt, JJ9 RooaeVeit Phone Red Bank IS6.« RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Secluded Bank, N. J.t fiv* roomi, inproraei ixll. J7.80; ail other altae, 70 centa HOUSEKEEPER for builntia couple^ no Phone Red Bank 14«>, Roll and Sana, atreet, Union City, N. J. . - letting, immediate roasesalon, mod- menta. Inquire owner, 66 Leighton avM fclld Aoply .In pinoa. Fair Ha-. BED BANK—Desirable location, threi nue. Vacant now. .T iquaro mrd: 5~Broad-Btr*e*,-B»d Florlit, H>Tdlng Road, Red Bank, N.. J UST YOUR properties. Bowman * Ax*l- bedrooma, 1^ modern batha, largi ern fully inaula'ted, sTaclous alx-rocn nfcr bi ., :. _ inMark* ^7JBJdJ?iJ| reaidence, tiled bath, lavatory, fireplace HIGH ON A hill topi Scenic year-arounl lanfcr Pboni to ren, N, 3: JAL'tlSGifiieSL>uU time jobi and part^ len, real *ita.t* and imurinc*, Sea living room, fireplsce; "houie jmt re- .-' BttW A.Mtt ) .aell. aotond-hand cloth.i tima iobt, *ood pay pi -~~~—*-•-- " ?hon.J47.J4-?__.. painted; Immediate' poaaeaBion.. $9,500. Inclosed norch, automatic hot wate: ' home, eight spacious rooms, beautU ' mutt k« In good condition. U Kw- PUPPIXfl. PtOEONS. paatatM, rabUta, WBWBMBWTfannergaVdailw ti taki WlPBf Kttt Bunic-HBO.v . WANTED TO RENT-^-Ho'uio C. E. PichTer"140 BrouTiifeefr* "Phone heat,, double" garage. 111,500.. Eay__Vai ^.'ly^JuBiiahed^iTOoo^Jmmedlat* oc, her, SOS- Shrewiburj avenue, Eed Bank. " and all klnda of peta. Writ*., la de- eharce of email farm and "lummer Red Bank TB6.*.± : . Ham Agency, Fair' Havan. Phone Re cupancy. Ella 'vVlitJnTre7 agency. 71 home, nve milea from Red Bank, gard* aiRL8-^V/altr*aa*a, up*rlon**d or three bedroom*, near railroad ita Bank 8°*.«_-.— Brpifd Ureet, Bed Bank, Phone ll». yhoae 411-W. 1_ tail what you »»»« aad price to By.We» exDerlanud, yeai-rpu»d- -*aploymeht tion, athoola and itoru, all hut oi ATTRACTIVE HOME, good location Pet Shop. iCllEaat-Edgar Road, lia. •aer'i houie, rear',around Job, Tefer- MODERN SIX-ROOM homo, in fine re. WELL ESTABLISHED restaurant la -encei. Phon* Atlantic tflghlanda. Mi. with good lalary. Apply Star Dqat IK.', itoker. furniahed or unfurniahed. Write, near, schools, four- bedrooma, 1 \^ heart of Red Bank, dolnit larg* vol. SMITH BROI.. MM fiptrt*. UH dea, N. J. '.- ,v 90 North Bridge aranue or call «ec Martin, 18S Fourth itreet. Jeraey City,, batha, fireplace, modern kitchen, ollhur. Identlal lection of Bed Bank, larg BirrOHBR—Muit har* eiperlenc*. Ap- room, open, 'replace, -automatic heat ume of buiineai. , Owner leaving town, pjantltg, •prtxlof, proning, ea»- WE BUY V4ED slot fliw. rlBea. aihlna Bank I»H1 FAMILY Of TBHIUS adulta, want bun ner, sunporch. 113,000. C. E, Flchltr, low overhead. Going at 15,000 caib. El' ply -140 8h»m>ary avenue, Red 140 Broad atreet. Phon* Red Bank 186.« screened and glassed-in terrace, two-em lij traataent, etorn daa»ag.ed tr«rt rota and reela. High**! Krliej* paid, Bank.* WOMAN—To-care" 7o7 _ gafow or ~imall houae, rive or *ix garage, lot, plot, fll,500. Joseph B la • Wiltshire, agency-; 77 Broad itreet. -re»o»o* andTrep»lta4,. rt!l«»!»lan_d phgn* R*) Bank 1011. IliUi'i Bpart boy In ewa borne, lire, daya • week roomi, on or before November 1. Will SMALL FARM—Oy-cr five acres with DuBols, attention Robert Marvin, High- Red Bank. Phone Z161, • \ for one month. Writ*, "Wr~C.," Box Say eaah up to 14,800. Writ*, "Fam. oil heated home. Farm buildings, 'ay °34, Katawan. Phone 841-J, naenubl*. Phono orealnga be- ladle." tll,-Bed-B*nk, N. J,« .— lly," Box 511, Bed Bank. JO. " conveniently located. Price *9,000. Jo's- THOMPSON AGENCY—Urge m'tdancZ ATTENTION poaltryaain. fan****, bnteh. T MOpERN COLONUL «vo-room,J)om t»MD • and I. B«d Bank till. •tar*, «*od pay,, *«*ady work, OARPENTKR. weck-emfakemfa. Phon* cren- UST YOUR.ocpfertlea with ua. Buyera eph G. McCue, Realtor. Phone ndmson containing; four apartmenUt -ploi era, have you -any poultry to b« 444 or Red Bank 1470. ' attached inrage, ollburner, flreplac. 50x»50; itenm hut, all, iuitabl* tor In* duaaed, if -ou h*r*. l»t ua d» It lot liraehbiu-n'a, IS 8ro«d Itwit, led Batontown 141-R, waiting for farmi and homei In Mon- telephone, bath; tnxea 174. Ella Wilt vestment or doctor'* rwidenee. I MOIL ' Faun. Ninth strMt, Bank, N. J. mouth county. Joieph CuBole, atten- NEW CAFE COD cottage In Red Bank's ' hanging; estimates gl»»n—Himm ahira Agency, 77 Broad itreet, Phom Thompion Agency, II Bait »roat Itreet A YOUNG MAN ta take charge of tion Robert Marvin, Highway 84, Mat- newest residential lection. Unusually Red Bank 2U1.* Phone 700.* . ^ Thornseh, B. F, p.. Box 41. Atlantle burv i!6. awau. Phone 841-J. apadoua rooma; conveniently located to E* WILL HAV|I an opening too*. ior ; Bhi«b«rry—orckafdi—Muit—havi MAPLE AVENUE, attractive iev«n- Ughlmdi, N. J. a man to lupply Fuller Bruahea and IN^ORTHIABrRed-Bankra-two-badroonu schools, buiea, atores., price $10,000. THOMPSON AGENC.Y^Fkrm,-t6. aei*Z WO.VJTARM WORK. Lit m* do your COLL'ECTOB,' will par aJgaell Prtlee, lpp»ledg» of pruning and b« able to J6j«)ih GrMcCuBrR»altor.-Phon*-Rum room home, fireplace: two-car garage, • dwelling of ilx roomi and. batbTfeS glaia,' ehlna, lampe, .run, Hgurta, pla. oth« Product* to • cuitonin In Red unfurnlihed houie or apartment for ~IPHEllWlUlI • dwelling of ilx roomi and. batbTfeS Plowing, discing, sowings or planting. Buk. Thll It a permanent ntibllihtd handle help- Vary intereiting work family of four. Permanent realdenti. ion 444 or Red. Batik 1470.' -plac*;—pbM^raiMUidl—eaeloieplac*;pbM^raiMUidl—eaeloieac*;—pbM^raiMUidleaeloied porchporch, -Bay mowing ani, baling. All farm- work. turn, button*, email »<*««i fmraitnraj. Agency, 77 Broad atree Phone Rec brook; two-ear garage, cabin. |17,00« mu.t.be old, odd and flu. Writ* or tali builnm. with «xc«llant pioflti. For in- to right party, Modern cottage, Call flea Brlejht 214. ' "'' ' SHADOW LAWN HHinor aectlon of El Bank S161.« . - brook; twoear garage bi |17,00« W. 0. Hammond, Custom Farmer*. Holm apectlon of territory and Income, write beron. Very attractive modern home, Thompaon Agency, 81 Eaat Front atraeitZZ at 12 Spring itreet. Bed Bank. with'many advantage!, Preaent nmn UNFURNISHED amajl houee or apart- EXECUTIVE . COLONIAL home, Onus- Phone *nn * aie. put work, to W. Flintier, SO 8 At- ment, .two bedrooma, Will give HO lane living room 24x24 with' fireplace, 'it YOU HAVkVny wood to law, iaU KITCHSN COAL range, with all gar- kina av»n«*. Neptune, N. J. haa been with no K yeaW, ia r«. dining alcove, kitchen, three milter bed. ually attractive, well built houie, iteel neri or without. Call Eatonwwn reward for Information leading to tha girders, complete insulation, large Ify- THOMlsc-N AOENCV-Slx rooma VS| Howtrd Tllton, Rumion Hl-J LADIZg with home telephone, do pleai- tiring-on-iccount-fMII health. R«fv. ~ rental of iam«. VuKt have October let. rooma, two'tile bathl, maid'i bedroom bath; Rumson location 1 hot air heati 177-W.*- . .-. crencea required. Call Red Bank anil bath; hot water hett, oil'; two-car in'? room, fireplace, acreencd-in porch, larg* plot; Immedlat* occupancy. %t} - AND decorating, nterlor aat phono contact work, full or part Call Red Bank 2454.W. dining- room adjoining 'flagstone terrace and exterior; eitlmatei cheerfully glv LADY WOULD LIKE room and hoard time; aalary, plua coramlialon. Phon* ifO.j or ae* Mra. Kodama at Syca- garage; lawn, ehnde t'r.es, ntar buses, 000. Thorapscv Agency, 81 Eaat Frost . near center of.- town, Phone Bed WE HAVE a'number of cllentl who.ir* itation, ichoola. Price *'j.0OO, 1-3 cnih overlooking beautiful lake, modern street. Phone Red Bank; 700.' "^ ...*T work, done .promptly. Wllliira Lonnt, Illbee Furriara, U Wait. Slth more avenue, SoMwabury, nildine*. Interested In purchailiig' Monmouth kitchen,* electric dishwRiher, and. stove, |Viea»y; Box 4B8-A. R. F. D., Bed Bank. Bank 400-J, either Friday OK latutday. itreet, Mew York City, ?*nnaylvan[a Joieph O. McCue, Renltor. Phone Rum county farma, If you have a farm to ion 444 or Red Hunk 1470.* powder room, three bedroomi, two bathe, THOMPSON AGENCY—Fam. Seveat •phone Red Bank Z44». BY NOVEMBER lit, to rent, perman- l»»o4 ' jell, contact us. Wilker * Tindill, 7 finished bnaement with fireplace, two. room dwelling with plp«l*si heat; Jl ent reildencai houie or apartment, NURSE—Pleaaant lurroundlnga. Phon* COMPETENT, practical bab/nurirfw Mechanic alreet, Red Bank, N. J. RED BANK—Centrally, located In nice car attached garage; excellent com- aores, all tillable, with two brook* bora OIL BURNER SERVICE. All type* aultabla (or tire* adulU; tour to alx Mlddlatown lit. . . aix-weekiipld girl, One who lovea , residential neighborhood; ill-room muting via • Pennsylvania and Centra derlng;, two greenhouMi. |18,S0(L rooma. In vicinity of Bod Bisk. Call country, year around. Prefer middle- •WANTED TO RENT, larg* houa*. 10 or houie, oil belt, nearly ' Is acre, with of automatic heating service. a»jd woman who wanta a really per- more .roomi, unfurniihed or partially railroad; 60 minutea to New York..ilx. Thompion Agency. 81 Eut Front itmb aft*r 6 f. m., Bad Bank 1IM. ' shade trees and ibrubbery. Price ST.- cellent buy at 117,000.- Joseph ft Du Phone 700.' . .. . , Freda* adjuitmanta. William H. BOY to learn" printing trad*, muit b* manent home. Write. "Baby Nurae."' furniahed or four-room unfurniahed 500. Joieph G. McCue, Realtor. Phone : SMALL APARTMENT orin Box 511. Red Bank. N, J. apartment, Call Mn. Gore,-Rid Bank Boll, attention Robert Marvin, High. ATTRACTIVS- FIVE-ROOM,, hou**, ail Whit*, llceniid. alictrldan. Day or niahed or unfurnlahed, by permanent - II Jiara *f ago «r *r*r and lp (004 Ruouon 44.4-or ..Bed Bank 14 ?0. way 34, Matawan. Phone 841-J. YOUNO WOMAN or girl to care for R closed lunporch. gang* altaoh»d, atw night; Phona^Red Bafik '2445. government .employ***. Phone Eaton- health; good opportunity to right koy, RUMSON—Six-room home in" nice MODERN FIVE-ROOM. cottage, at tomatlo ollburner, hot water heat, mod* Reference! on requeat. town 600, egtenaioniti. itealy Job, pleaaant working •ondltiena children tnd wilt with houiework, TO RENT—By three idulta, for October neighborhood, oil heat; convenient to aleep oqt. In Red Bank, convenient to lit oocupanoy, houae about aix roomi, • tached garage, In nice convenient •rn bath; lot 108x50. Three minute* tej JSlNKsS^.rag. and" i.a IUUOO, In SM Mr. f awUurtoa, Fonnaa, Bed Buk bust*, atorea, achoil*. Price **,000. cornmunity, 17,000. Joieph R. DuBoil, bus, 8 minute* to railroad itaUon. Priced! BELETTlSREb SIGNS, ripalnted, rebuilt. bua line, no Sundaya, Phono Red Bank on or near Shrewiburj river preferred. .Joieph G. McCue, Realtor. Phone Rum or around Bed .Bank. Buy or lease. B*fiiUr. Red Bank or" vicinity. B. C. Penny, attention Robert Marvin, Highway 84 for- quick sale. Phon* Keansburg 714.4, Phono Red Baniri'448. Write, Paul A.'MeUr, ««-14 Dartmouth •an 444 or Red Bank 1470.* Mntawan,. Phone H41-J. Manor. Apartment*; • SS-80 Douclaaton 1 FAIR HAVEjf-B»n«alow. living ri -MASflW Wi«K.-»laaterlng, cement and itreet. Foreat Hill*. New. York. - MAN OR BOY to aow'lim one day MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP. New homei WOMAN, for general houaework,' no trwejexrh^ldBkq Parkway; Douslaaton, Long Ialand. . COLONIAL COTTAGE, containing three . bedroom, kitchen, lavatory. Urge •'-'• general maion work. «iSfa~'BUnr THREE OR P0DICKOOJ}~alHrtiil*nt,—1«- "heavy-tl*Ta»ln»-Of-laiind;rr!-thre«-in LIST~Y0UR~"PROBER'nES, . 16tal.ind °%i Xeari old, all modern equipment, bedrooma, tfne bath, llvlns.room, dln 100x110 feet, near achool. Price tlj II DeForreat avenue. Red Bank. Phone or near Red Bank, permanent reel- family, IIMP In; food room and baths —hnu»»-f«*~*al»_w(th» Allaire. 4k Son livlng-roomjrith^firepjace^dlnlnjr room, ff room, and kitchen, equipped with W. A..Hopping Agency, Bed Bank. Jhi Bed Bank IMP. - denta. Write; "Permanent Reiidentl" FEMALE HELP,, kitchen lelp and kitchtn., dowriatalra lavatory^ana Ihow •oirBuTUilrrg-vapor h*atitwo-«ar farXg .1KL.4 week. Phone Mr a. Walt, Red Agency, Inc., ReaJtora, 1* Monraoljfh er, playroom, threo bedrooms, tile bath, CESSfOOLS oleaned and all kind* of well work. Howard Tllton, •tudio, no deilora. Writ*, "Piano dena. Property la exceptionally well lo- tomatlmatlc hot water heatheat , recalled indlindla 19 Cenwr itr**t, Bumaon. phon* Hum- work and (sod Pay, plui bonui. Ap- it today, Client* ar» waiting,' William acre. Price '11,000. Tasea 506. Joieph cated and is well maintained. Owne WanUd," Box til. Red Bank. N. J. ply Merrltfa Machine Shop. 14 Meohanlo HOUSEWORKER, four mornlngl each a Wwrt, 41 Btoed etr.et. Bed Bank, atlon; two-oar garage; large plot, at* eon HIIUJ. ' G. MoCue, Realtor. Phone Kumion 444 moving, to Providence,. JUigd* 'bland, traetively •hrubbid. Prlco |18,1»*>. W, SMALL FURNISHED or gauge apart- atreet. Red Buk. ^, , w • - week, no laundry, (18. Phono Red Phane tUO ' or Red Bank J470." GENERAL coatrautori top aoll, nil dirt, Bank U54 Saturday! and Sundaya only. and will accent 112,500 for quick aa!e, A; Hocping Xgency. Red Bini. PhoaaJ cinder*, (ravel, manure, wood aiwing, ment, by Array Officer. Permanent. RAY ..VAN. HOBN AfJENCT—Middle Posaeilion can bi given early In Oc- 897»* ' Lionel Simon, phon* Red Bank HI or Write, "Army ,OrSe*r," Box 811. R«d STOREROOM MIN. We har* piaeea GIRLS—Attractive young lad'l.a over 21 town,, three rolling acres: graceful tober. WlUlam H. Hintelmann, Realtor, Bank. N. J.« fcr n»*n, aix or a»ten-diy w*«k, to ee-ve the pirbllc. Pleaaant aur- APARTMEPfTS Colonial architecture; built 1810; ten Rumson. Phone 600, RED BANE—Near Bergen Place, haatf VACUUM eleanere repaired-, any make. UNFURNlsrfgD email holla, or apart- extra pay for Sunday work, *xtra roundlngi, Intereatlng work at rery NBW REMODELED fumlihed, modern rooma. center hall, two modern batha, NAVESINK RIVER road. We.are offer conalitinic of five' rooms, hathrgarateu ment, Wo hedroomi. .Wlll'glre 120 seneroui wagea. Call Mn. WUIIimi at •Ix ainplacti, oil heat, barn. 117.500, Price ftvSOO. W. A. Hopping Ageney, Alln Elietrle Shop, II WhlU Ureet. pay for MMnd and third ihtfta. Ap- apartment for rent, two' lane roomi, r ing a lovely cduntry eitate with Red Bank. reward for Information leading te the Renogd Bani»anakl ,183\\* , after li noon. hot water arid heat,- Builn.ia couple Ray Vnn Horn Agency, Fair Hnvon frontage of about 600 feet on tha Nort Red Bank. Phone »»7.« rental of aaiaa. MUit hivi October liU ply, Seaboard Service, 17 North GENERAL' SERVICE itation work*~r. preferred, near railroad and. bua, U Phone Red Bank 28S. Shrewsbury river, and comprising ap< OOITOM plowing, dlaolng., lowing, har- Phone Red Bank I454.W." ~T~ UTCLE SILVER—Colonial horn*, art] r<*Ung. tree pulling, ground clear- Bridge o,T*Bu*,'R*d Bank. ,: (Julgley v Servle* SUtlon. Monmouth minutei from Red Bank, Moller, WIN BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Two-acro proxlmately six acres. Improvementi in- yean old; living room, dining room, Ing, ete.1 tractor, work of any kind by ONE OR TWO tlrea, ilia 7.S0xl(, < ply. ind Maple nv.nui, Bti Bank, N.,JT '•' ion'.avenue and' Main itreet, Port Mon. country eettlnir, aeven-room farm clude a modern -residence in the South- kitchen, tile bath, two bedroomi, itaugj acre, hour or contrast Jint claw 246 Scrlng itrott, Red Bank. EXPBRMNCtiD uea trimmer* waaUdlat YOUNG MAN to learn window cleaning. mouth.* " houae, white with green shutters, oil ern-Colonial ityle of architecture con. heat, attached garage. Price 18,300. W, equipment, Ralph. Mahir, Holmdel. N. once; apply Beeler Tree Expert Co. Steady job. Call Red Bank 8478, Su- FURNISHED- STUDIO *;partra*nt, In heat,, oik floor's, electric ranKe;^aragc, tninlng four master bedrooma and fou: A. Hopping Agency, Red Bank. Pheod J, box if i phon* Holmdel Utl. TWO LADIES, on* employed, would Ilk* Bumaon. N. J.. phone Rumaon 171. perlor Window denning Compnny.*' chicken house, 110,500. Ray Vnn Horn tjle-ba'.hs. Residence was built in 1921 Baittie Park, within few 'ttlnut.i Asfnoy, Fair Haven. Phone Rod Bank OENEKAL GONTRAOTOB.and^etiapoola to ahnre the home .of a congenial per- HOUSEWORKER, reBned, live in. Call EXPERIENCED ialo.lndy for children'a walk of RedjBank depot. All conven. and, Is In perfect- repair and order. Lam cleaned 1 carting and grading, top aon, or will occupy houae during own- Momnouth Bead) 3JI8, wear,, full or part time. "Hinch'a Kid- ieneel and utllltlea. Reference! re- 288.* •-•-• —•---•--.• -•'••- -: ... ag^ on premlaea with npartmert fo '•oil, manure, fill dirt, undue, gravel and er'a abaenca/ Writ., F. O. Box 281.WOMAN BOOKKEEPER, br retail dle Shop, 20-Broad atreet, Red Bank, quired. Call 1' Beattie Park, DeForeit HAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Fair Hn- ur7our. Prnnerty" can bo nurchaae NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS land. EatloiUi given, Pbone Red Bank Shrewebury, N. J. • N. J.* avenue, off Shrewibury avenue, or phone vert; immediato 'posseialoii: 100x100 at a vey smsll fraction of iti coat to Notice !• hereby given .that ualacj. 14tl._. Oacar B*ok*r. 47 Second atraet, eatabliihment in Red Bank. Some the owner. , William H., Hljltelmann, CHICKEN HOUSE, to ear* for 100 knowledge of bookkeeping eiiantlal, Red Bank !«.• ' •.' Plot; six rooms,; Colonial.; flrtplace, tiled bide will bo received by th* Towmhip Fair Baren,, 1N, *,_ , 1 MIDDLE-AGED man forepart ofiice clerk Rertltor, Rumson, Phono SOd. chickens, reasonable, -Phone Holmdel Write to "Retail, ! Box 611, Red Bank, •work and part light delivery. -'Muif ONE ROOM APARTMENT furnTaiedT bath,. Holland best: garste. '8,500. Committee of th* Towuhip ot Mlddl*-. CESSPOOLS claarAd aqd built, i*pUo N. J., 'slvlng pait experience and atart- Ray Van'Horn Agency, FnlrHnven, EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL area-, neai town, County of Monraouth, State of tinka elitoid and Intuited,, draini In- la*a ' ll«^*»,. and ^ood, refcrencei. with' ill modern convenience, at bui Ing aalary dealred. ' • • Write, ""Rail, Bank Buslnesa," Box 511,atop, for very light houaakeiplnl, kltch- Phone Rid Bank > Itcii Dank, Colonial houir, six room New Jeraey. for the recomtruetlon of atillld. Phone any. tlm* day or night, TO RENT—I^irnlihed or unfurnlahed new oilhurnor, hot w&ter hent.lng ayi Bralnard Avenue, Port Monmouth, In tha Itunaon 740.-J, Harviy a Tllton, » MANAGEMENT, opportunity (or. woman Rtd BanV'1't..J.*,. • *nett« outalde" of room. Muijt >•• bail; RAY VAN HORN AGENC.Y. Wide aeloi 1 . aptrtment by couple, 'Permanent nei'a eoutile, Indy or gentleman. 842 tion ploti, acreage, river (rontageaim tem, two . acres ground t low tuxe* . Towmhip ol. Mlddletovn, County of BrucpUce, Rumaon. rcaldenti. Phone Red Bunk »«47.' • over JO, In bualnil* permanently,; flei- OHEMICAL-QPERATOR and, laboratory v Iblo houra. Write, "Management," Box Rt ilfe'ot, Rtd Bank," -y farm - land for pott '•war building,- River- Owner leaving vicinity, »12.600. Chnrles Monmouth, state ot New' Jereey. Tha JANUS and v^. —.- -• • Militant, nail or .female, no reference R," Sweeney, Monmouth av*nue,'' Phoa* contract will be for grading and apply« r OVERSTUFFED chair,' club, "wine, or (11, Bed Bank, N, J.,"glv(rw addraia and reojulred, Loni eitabllahed company, TWO-ROOM'- FURNISHED, aparynent, front estate! btlng divided, Ray Vi twilli, aralm (nalalW. der room, dtrilng- room,' modern kitchen 700,* ship Engln*er, 186 Salt End Are., Bel. ,, wrlt«,.R, J", D. I, BOJ 41». Kiyport, Red Bunk,' Writ*, "8, R, H,," Box. «U, and lempofArr lummer poalUom. ntih«d apartment, centrally located In' fbrd, N, J,' A charge of 110.00 for plan* Red Bank. N.'.A»- _^__^_ YOUNQ LADY* to help In roadatanil. Red Bank. Adult couple. Permanent. three spacious 'bedrooma.: !;tiled, bn-th, THOMPSON AOENCY—Bungalow, al and iniclAcatlon. »5,0O will h« refund* Apply Seaboard Ser^ce, 17 North aalary good, work Iteady year round. Write, "Apartment," Box Sll, R*d shower: double cloaetat circulating hot room* and bath, fireplace: hot wate: water hent, oil fired; Insulation. |I2, hent, onk floors; nlot^ 40xln0; one-ca' •d upon return of plim. ' •bop, iqulpped with a fin* Clf Rly Fiofjlttl Farm Mark«tj Bank, N. J,' .' : Bids will b* received .on Septambal Broad or. Front itrwti prafinu. — 1 7B0, Rny Van Horn Airincy, Kalr Hn .garage, '7,000. Thomcson Anencr, 8 6. 104S at 4lOO P. M. Eaitern War Tlm»f • • ol furniture, ehlna, gliis, old sllvtr and n«nr Broad itreet. Phone Had Bank; lW'T'rr" "'''! * jSii"'Phon'eJi!ik e»»f;"^r"-'v Bast Front.-atrett, J'hune 700,' • aittlflu* jewelry. Ymke* .Trader, "" MEN—To learn painting. Thompann'a KKW-Mfl-TBylor* EXPERIENCED gi-conholise 'man, good niatiy Vurniahcd" Private bath I near MliimgiJiiZirKLSah^aa^^ LE!!sH2£C^5ffltJ22 ' awny, aoven ncrei two ^raoka, fnrm • •• ^^ •!• • »•!• • • * v ve r sai v A — >-' > #* • a IKJIII> ' eaeib mittea reserves the' right to reject 1 S0HObIi"B0r 'for bliard-»)Id- foiiAi,- B8 YQUN0 LADY or yeun inin to ride (alary, permanent Job and chance for lehool and bui line, Cull Bumion. 802 ' bath, central location in . Rail 'Rank, Maple Menue, Red Bank. _ advancement. Bernard Splwnk Florlat, home, five room*, 'biith, lavatory, steam tllo bath, modern kitchen, hot wain or ill bldi. FOB IMSURAUOR of all kind, an R. V. and eurolia biautifubiautiful riding horae. TWO-ROOM apartment, on* iloek from heat, fireplace outdoor grill, barn, If, HOWABD W. ROBERTS, < B. H.«Stout. L*w|i building, 71-19 rtatet mm* and age. ''Writ*W , "Y, L, M.," 0* Avenue of Two Rivera, Rumion,' N. "itation," A'dulta only, 112 Monmouth hent, oil; ^hret-cor garMto, IT.SOO. J J. or phono «7t. 000. Ray Van Horn Agenny, Fulr lit ' Towmhlp Clerk," Broifl etreat (our Newberry atore). Box 611, H«d Bank,-N. J. ' itreet; Rod Bank.* yen. Phone lUj ,11 link Ml.' Thomnaon Agency 81 East Front itreet. HOOVER ilifniri nvalrid, braihii' r«- ROOMS FOR RENT I'hiino 7(10," WOMAN—To ciro for two mothei-loa* CARETAKER, idher, rollable, r»ffronte, TWO, THREE, FOUR antl five-room RAY VAN H.OBN AORNCY- Bed ,B« Notice of.Settlement of Account. - brlitlid. Allan Electric Shop, 1) children, 'iloep in, reforancn, Pnon* free r'nt: Saffcn corner William nnnrtmenta bcnuljlully furnUhod, THOMPSON* AliENCY"Country home, FURN18HBD, on* block Iron Wh.Un'i 1 flue convenient nftiffhboiliootl, 'ru Entail of Eilivaid O'Brien, diCMnat IlitfBank 133U-H.* , nlicct niul Port Monmouth'toad, Eaat •very ronvenltnci, each with private onitoil and painted. Ecvcn ronim, lint foiir~" iK'U'e, AVo-rmirri co^taito (lie Notice it hereby given that the aeoouata Klnnabtim, N. I. bntii and ihowor, • Beit loectltn, In At- air heat, irjlalij flnofcMiin, gnniw, 1",- hath, tile' kltch^n, hnt water heal, coal nf (he aubicrihrrj, mliitltuud adrnlaja* lunllo Highland., wnlklnt dlatafre to ADO. Ritv Vrin Hnrti Agt ricv, Fair HH 'mil Ir- unrngp, I7.6U0. Thnmrifii ll>»»l tirwi'tt atalriaj MJTr'ria Bom* Im. «nd iHtmcf, 81 Kiat Front slrest,' Phon .trato'rs with'will nn'nrud of th* ellaV URGE KQ6M, moaVra furnlttrtk" pl*n« •lory. Apply «tTh* ^ nf laid (feriianl will hi audited1 "litorimict Oo.. Box 18». Kunibtltg, N, T. ly of drawer1 space. Bui itopi at Highway 15, h«ir Hiaddin'i Cor- poiltloni In Llttle-SIWer, • on hmjlniu antlo R'AV^/'AN" ifoitirAvyM'^&tttTmi „ DB ». BOYCE, naintlns opn,tn rlopr, wilklitj dliHince to Ecrt Mdn. '•SorrPlot, JJMl .coiutructlrmi ilx-rnnm THOMi'SON' AftWCY—¥Wirf.ront' lii- 1 ll l mouth. Phone Eatontown lit, ner. ' ' *' Rafarincii ' ~ ' ~ ' 1 LfiSH i!L,fi i. JlM*™'. 5» »rlM!( MJ 'UBN1SHID, "on* two-room apartment rafnbllng biinkalawi fflldloliil 'tufrchMlM" d«Be*;^J.«»«liuHti,.lH . JliJoettlinl l ,cL,Ltl mint lo the, Ofphani Court of sot«. •nd on* three-room apirtmiijtr ault- plnne, all hint, tieii'ied rndl'ton, In- romi, thteo bnths, hot witter hent,To counry,--onrThufsfliy,-thi-fourtli'da - - ****' a**al*W •lig'mjTl^Vr 'WT*J*^^Jr^p*»lTeT v*4*^p*JJ *HBa*PgUfBHP abli couoll or ono child I raoartt from mln'tlon, fruit Iruea; gangs', 19/00, fireplace, Jfftible' garage'I lHoth 7ox«oo October, A, I),, 1J4I, at liitO th . **iX&5. In quilt tiilJthborhocd, t*n'rnlnu^. " jttrnbir Hi monthly tmtal. Th* walk gnirfir.phoil* H*d iphool or one.with ixtimWi boakkoin- N, J, , i ' ' ' inrl counsel fees, >* 1', 1.1 Ing o»p*rlonc»." Henly, In otyn hnml« Shop, tl'K Unit front itr«*t, Red BBAUTIPWCLY FURNISHED «part» RAY VAN. HORN AdCNCY-Filr II*-' lVBh O itOUSB, nil lmprovcm»nta, ' l)»t»d; Augmt .17thi Ai D 1 un, font rlVvi e.xfelloitt lbb Itn* I ntloh (or ehlldroi, t*o ' , • WILLIAM V Dunk, mint, ..ill Improyiminjii, (Km roomi 7,^ ur VIM OB',,WpMAN,; Marinei, Sailors , Belford hMlsassd. Bhs has also reni Lihcroft r ::! : f ' ^^" D^BP "^(^nTiefl»^rBIC^ *'*' -- " wjOesjuii; _ »Mrj£5M|l»* f**"^. My ^ ( . Jfodeni Bot»^ Mettu* Mr, and MM.'Eugene Maloney cf ; : : Navy were decorated at a battalion homa after spending » week with : : last ^reeki^'"'.'''''".;'''''''''' •i-'"^''' ' '-"' -.' •'"'.• 'fssteir. and Cheaper for Holes: Fo^rBv;)^^:^--tttjii .iiMlt. ..?w- SUNDAY, parade,-review and inspection Frl- Sirs.:James \Vhiston, of Kearny. •: day to Monmouth Memorial hoe- • Dr. Jaaes *^la«k of Bllzabsa^ j "ANVILLE co. - tt Excess of WO Peet to Depth" dSJTgt'the "Naval ammunition dep- Mm, Edith H«ffert and Mns.".O. pital suffering ltam:/po\io. This Is twd-M^Utod, Mrs. 'Jesse Eberbart ot at Earle. A. Lee spent Labor day at the Bel- ojt Waahlnff^Jle, New Tork, >rere il A. M.—Sermon »Topifl "Love Compel* a Response." J^WOB.CI^: ••••••'< •the second-. case reported .in'the The Bronze Star'was awarded sto mar summer home of Mr. and Jtfrs. week-end guests pf Mr. and tin.. 8 P. M—Message theme of. pastor, "God, Can Make American Drilling Co. borough. ;••••' •'••••/*• ••'•• ', ... •.•• Cpl. Charles O'Reilly and Robert Harry JSirBfevw~drKeyu6rt. ~~>\\; Sir.. and Mrs. "Sillily J8f^gennsyl:. Ira B.. LJvergood. Tour Life New." J. Linzmayer ' 8W W> PJaton of the Marines for he- Mrt.Alvlrie Schierie'and Mr. and •vahia have leased the Dyer bouse Chief Machinist's Mate rC.n. -'AHantie .Highland! MB or , FATE HAVEM, N. J rolo service on Iwo. The Purple Mrs. John Toman of Kearny spent On Sixth aventrtrtBrough the Bow- Boughton ihas received his honor- CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! Heart wag awarded to Cpl. Edward Labor day with Mr. and Mrs. John writ* Box 206, Atlantic Win- Telephone—Bed Bank IMS tell agency and moved in yesterday. able dtoeh'arya ftonv tiln yj«-vy' a" J. Whelm of the' Marine.! and' to Renton. " . ' , • , He Js>thaV new teacher replacing the point system. He has been .in Leonard-E. Whitfleld, machinist's Sgtt Arthur Crelln'of Fort Dlx Bradley-VianBrunt" • r ]" •';•••the W»vy ge'ven'yeers, and the last mata_third class of. the Navy, for Spent the week-end with his. Wife •..Jtin. William Hopkins has ac- four years.'.were spent :in active wounds received in action. and son Charles. ' ' • cepte'd-«.jiosltion In Tumen's store, combat duty.:i "..''I-' •• .• Christian Science .Vormaa 0. Tesseneer, seaman Miss Marjorie Sutherland 1> » on" First avenUe. ' ' • . The sum of $150 was cleared at Asbury Park Business College ; ; flrft.claw, was awarded.the Presi- medical patient at Monmouth Mem- ' Mr, and Mrs'. Gilbert have leased the bazar held Saturday by the Lin* .,••...-,'. .;:-^V,; ;j.v^aT;:Mw-'...-.:;•: ••; : .. .. dential Unit citation for outstand- orial hospital. . . ' . through - the-Bowtell agency the croft Sunday-school'. Special awards, , Accountancy, Secretarial,' Conjptometry Course?. ^ The Mother Church ing performance of duty,, and the The Tint Church' of Christ Mr, and Mrs. Frank Smith and Frank apartment on .Fourth ave- were donated by Mrs. Charles Lum All Omime/(W Sabjecta are Tanght ...... ' ' - Scientist, in Boston Navy Unit commendation was pre- son Frank, "Jr., spent Labor day nue and have moved- there -from, and Mrs. K. R. Berndt Prize win- sented to Coxswain Charles- E," Bo- week-end with'relatives on Staten " , * '. INDIVIDCAI, DfSTBrjCTION : the- Hauser house on First avenue. ners weraMrj. Ira E. Livergood, EVERY SATOlbAT'" •' rpvka.- '•• . '' ' - .'" ' ,..,,- Wand.-'./:, •: ..',-.::'.. '. • -~--^. • " Mrs..A. T.TBrook will close her Mrs. W. H. Lechtenberger aniMrs. DAT SCHOOt OFEJiS SEPT Ittn Sgt. Forrest S?, Tinsley was . Frank Branson, V, S. Navy, son summer residence on Prospect avtf- Charles. IiUai. . . *, NIGHT SCHOOI, OPENS OCT. 1st awarded the .Regimental citation' of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Branson, Jr.,, nue next week ahd return to her •The Lincroft chapel Sunday- School Offlce Open Dally Beginning Sent 18 for .' • Office Supplies for service on Iwo and PPC Wil- hag returned from Monmouth'Mem- Bome at Brooklyn'for.the winter, school will open Sunday, Septem. Testimonials of healing riven, liam H. Beale was awarded a Letr. B«glitr»tlon, Interview*, etc. ' : orlal hospital where he was a med- Aaron Tumen, eon of Mr, and ber 9. •. • .._'. ..-. ."•, ' • ArtbtSp, ..Musical selections by '" t«r of Recommendation for out- ical, patient He was taken ill while Mrs,- Dauid Tumen of Fourth ave- standing performance on .the U S'S spending a leave at his home here.' Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Berritr end ERNEST L, BEAN, ^rim • Typewrfferi • soloist and organist of, nue, has entered Syracuse unlvef- eon Alan of KeWark, were guests ~Th» Mothers-Church . Intrepid whlle;,the vessel was under Mrs, Joe Slmpspn and Mrs. Carl «ity. .•".'• ' -.. •'•• 9H BANGS AVE. Phone iMJ-J :ASBUEY FABK, N. *. heayy_alr'attack. - of Mr. and Mre. Charles Toop, ^Sat- Gelger and daughter . Carol Ann Mayor and Mrs. Thomas C, Me- urday, ^ .' . ." have returned home after spend- Vey returned tiome Tuesday after ing a: few days In 'Virginia. spending a week's vacation in New-1 Capt. and Mrs. George Toop. and Port Monmouth PFO /Thomas' Maraaroppi is' sta- York.- ...•...-.•.,. '. ••. )n George, Jr., .of Alexandria, Vir- tioned at Fort Berming, Georgia. Mrs. J. J. Gartland la visiting- her ginia,'are visiting -Mr. and Mrs. (Tb» lUd Btnk Reliefer can b* yers.and** "J H. %Monler of Frank Toop, Sr. .' »t Port Monmouth from Eotnlck'i ~OitpfcrandMrs: Oeorge-Steiabaeh- psp«r delivery) daughter Eleanor,-Mrs. Pearl White Westffeld. . COMPLETE AUTO BODY AND Capt. Albert Runyon, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Fauteck have mov- and daughter, Sarah of Brookdale The Ladies auxiliary of the Port Thompson, Mrs. Rose Hobhs, Mrs. ed from Leonardo into the apart- farm are spending a few days at Monrflouth fire company will re- Edith Jeffeft, Mrs. G. A. Lee, Mrs. ment at 78 First avenue. Washington, D, C, sume their meetings Tuesday, Sep- Libble Henry, Mrs. Lulu Eafltmond, Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Poatfen' have Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Lee and FENDER REPAIRING, REFINISHING tember 11, at the fire house. Mr. and Mrs; Al Richarijsbn and moved from Memorial parkway to daughter Joan of. Elizabeth, were fill TVIHIIIIII' * iinlln | w]\ ~ATiiia"Tul'u'ym" week-end gueats of' Mr, and Mrs. Hark, Jr., and son Billy of Boselle closing evening service Sunday •Seventh avenues, formerly the Lo- ~ "LXee of O'Leary, farm. < spent Sunday with sir. and Mrs. J. night at the Ocean Grove taber- re tz, property, which they recently ana-Mw^Wllllam U Mc- C. Montajr. .---•• • , -.'• J nacle. . ' -r ——~ : purchased.' ./•'„.:• :.:.. of Annswooth, Iowa, hay,e Jt« pairs Richard Waokar, »on of Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Hopkins of Roselle Mr. and Mrs.' Bverre' Sorenson returned to Brookdale farm. Eleut. Mrs. Joseph' Wackar, will enter Park spent the week-end with Miss' will move into their own home on McGinnis has recently. returned Supplies— Rutgers university thta week/. Well Comptoii. Belvedere, road September 15. The from I6*.moaths' duty in Hie Euro- All makes TPvt BusJBJl Trleber spent a short Mrs. Marguerite Jones has. re- house, was rented during,Mr,. Sort pean theater of wax, and is now Hornberger & Sanford furlough here. He is with the Ma- Sole Agent* tor New • ceived word from her . husband, enson's absence In Navy service. at Fort Monmouth, rino Corps and recently returned Tech, Sgt. IvorR. Jones;" that he •Cub Pack 22 heldltr first annttal 1. 0. Smith" Typewrltew from overseas. . - . ~'~" Mr.' and Mrs; George Clayton and Monmouth and Pearl Street* Red Bank, N. J. Hi Northern- MonmoiitJi Co, A diih garden or .'-.., has been transferred, from Fort' picnic Saturday on. the premises of ion Pvt, George Clayton, Jr., of Mrs. Charles Raupp celebrated Oglethorpe, Georgia to Fart Br'agg, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. SHotwell of East Jamesburg, Pennsylvania,.. were a plant adds clever 4eo- her' birthday 'August 31. She re- North. Carolina and expecta to be v Garfleld avenue. Various games week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Phone Red Bank 3259 oratl\r« touches to th« - ceived many cards and : gifts, sent to JTorLDix Jn Jhe near_futur» ^pJy^jy^^Jdb^Cubs^ari^ d friends Fred Owens/ Pvt. Clayton, has re-. home. It's a gift''from Mr. and Mrs. pharlej W. Rogers for a discharge. ..,.-.. under supervision of derT mpthcrs '•cenlly returned fnfm overseas duty" are parents of a son born last '•Alex Krsvlta has returned home and dads, after which hot .dogs and with the Ariny. Thursday in Rlvervlew hospital. after spending a month at Oak- corn cooked over an outdoor fire Mrs. John- Malley and son Tom- Pvt.-Walter Mason of the Ma- hurst. were enjoyed, Honey Bee Flowers rine Corps and Staff Sgt. Harry my of Keansburg are visiting Mr. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.. Joseph Koeppel, and Mrs. Frank MicCarroh. • • Bnitell T. Hodgklts, Prop. Mason are spending a 15-day fur- Capt. and Mrs. John V. Glass in- Sr., and daughter Mae visited their lough with their mother, -Mrs. Nel- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rap- '•-Lieut. James P. Cal'anine of 17 BBOAD SI. BED BANK Upper Broad 81, Bed Bank son, A/S A. Joseph Koeppel, Jr., Chlckasah, Oklahoma, is home on lie Mason. Mrs. Mason ' has her leyia of^ Roselle Park, Mr. and Mrs. at the V. a". Naval tfaining center . Telephone VIZ daughter-in-law and grandson, who w a 30-day leave, with his wife .and PUBLIC AUCTION . [TELEPHONE B. B. i MHif S"chumacher and daughter at Sampsojn, New York, over the live in Georgia, staying with her. , Rose of Matawan; Mrs. Bay Sun- children here. He will report to week-end and holiday, Asheville, North Carolina, at the derland and daughter Edith of The union evening service of the ' Having sold my home, I the nnde.nlffned will sell at son of Toronto, Canada. Capt and end of his leave, for assignment three'Third avenue churches will be to active duty. public auction on the premises at: .... * ' Mrs. Glass. and'Mr. and Mrs: Sch- held Sunday'- in Central Baptist umacher and daughter Rose spent church,. Rev, R. Eugene Shearer i .Miss Maria Dight. of. New, York Sunday at Atlantic City. will bring the final message of his city is a gueit of Mr. and Mrs. The first fall meeting of Belford ministry here. The choir and soloist Paul R. Camlnstind, ' • '• •,•..' 1107 FIRST AVE, ASBURY PARK NOTICE Cub pack 27 was held Friday night will be heard in special selections. Word has been received here In the annex of St. Clement's that PFC Frederick Horsetail* has Between Comttook Ave. and Pine Street . i. church, with, Cubmaster Harry,- been transferred from Monroe, Cal. Dwyer In charge. Harry and John- MEMBEKSHIP DRIVE ifornla, to Kearns, Utah. • ! ny Dwyer entertained with tap The drive for new members of Miss .B. Schilt of Lynnbrook, ALL DAY dancing. A committee meeting will the Belford Civic group,'lnaugrated Long Island, was a week-end guest TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th bhldiihtJnghnJhe_annex.,tfh i jStJh4JU!tmeetln^of_thei associa- with Sgt. Raymond V; Schilt and make preparations for the minstrel tion, has been progressing rapidly Mrs. ScHilt of Brookdale farm. elwrp show., The tentative date of Oc- with more and more citizens of PFC Larry Mahoney, a radid op- SATURDAY tober 26 has been set for the ehow. Belford getting; behind their lead^ erator With the Army Air <#rps, The-proceeds will go to the scout ers. who has been stationed at Edmlng- BnUre household foods and fnralshlnrs eonslstlnr of Uiing building fund. According to Harold Copeland, ton, Canada, is now at Falrbangs, room, bed room.and dlnlnf fumiftire. ^Twin and double beds. \ SEI^IVIBER 8tK Miss Margaret Watson spent the there were approximately 270 mem- Alaska. , week-end with friends in Maryland. bers In 1944, many of whorn have Staff Sgt. Raymond T. Mauser is 10 piece dining room set'(Duncan Fife). PUno (Chlckerinj), Miss Emma Showflack of Jersey renewed their membership: home- on furlough visiting his par- PhUco radio (Console), rngs, ehln« wmre, glass wan, kitchen City spent the week-end with Miss . The next meeting .will be held ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mauser. IN OBSERVANCE OF ROSH HASftONA Mildred Morris and Mrs, Charlotte Friday evening, September 2L ware, Refrigerator (Westtnghouse), Washing nuchln* (Msjiag), Meyer. -* -.. • '< Staff Sgt. Vincent Mauser, a gun- ner with the 15tb Air force, whp rer ga> range (Magio Chef), brlo«4nu and many Items too num- Mrs. Hazel Woodward has recov- BELFORD CUBS MEET turned home from overseas in dl 7 erous to mention. ' , ..;-- !—BeUy-Offlcer-First-Class-Harold- Cub~icou£a ^f pack J7"of"Bcl?oTd -June,-—1r--*iatto!ttd": at Maxweir Woodward, -Jr., who is stationed in •met Friday nigK Following tKe" Field7»--Alabemai—AnothMnonr the Philippines, goes up for dis- business- session, the scouts staged Flight Officer Francis ..Mauser, is "EDNFSTVVALTOTT charge- September 13. He 1s the their own form of entertainment in Cairo, Egypt,' with the Army son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold- iWood- which Included tap dancing by John Transport Command. 50 BftOAD STREET wara and la married to the former. and Harry Dwyer, and games led Mrs: Wlllfam WarUeker Is home B. O. COATS, AuoHonwr FRANK iwOOLLET, Clerk Marian.Smith of Walling avenueV" by^Harold—Gopeland,—scout__com^ Jfeom^iyervJew_hosEtLal where_Slie, Phone Long Branch 8699 a A. BUBK, Cashier Mr. and Mrs. John MacGgath misaloner. Carl Tarnow, captain of was a' Btt?gical paaent • ~—' have returned home after spending one, of tthe teams, pitted his forces against Cub'Ralph Monday, captain a week In the New England states. POLIO NURSES NEEDED Mr. MacGratH's. sister, Mrs. Fred of the opposing team, the latter's Cunningham of Canton,-Maine, re- team winning in the finale. Miss Evelyn Walker, president of turned' home with them for a few Parents who'attended were Mr. th6 MonmoutM -.County Nursing daysi and Mrs. Harold Tarnow, Mr. and Council, has rfcelvcd a telegram from Miss Wilhelmina Twidel), The Eight Clothes to Send Hint .Mr. and Mrs. William Turner.of Mrs. Harold Copeland, Mrs. Lillian Lathrop and. Harry Dwyer. president pf the State Nursing Freehold and'Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Council" fori War Service, stressing Richardson were Labor day guests t^ie need for nurses to care for of Mr. and Mrs. John MacGrath. MATAWAN FEBSONALS. polio victims in New Jersey. Nurses BACK TO SCHOOL The $25 war bond offered a> a who can give this service may. con- special prize by St. Clement's Epis- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Carroll and Mr, and Mrs. W. L, McGinnis tact Miss Walker at 181 Pearl AH our clothes are made of copal church was awarded to Jo- street, telephone Red Bank 1204, seph Carrick of New Tork. city. arid daughter Fatrloia of Brooklyn were recent visitors at Sheepshead where they will be assigned to the quality materials with an eye locality where their help Is needed bay. . .., • . toward good fit and durability. most. . • '• Atlantic Highlands Mr, and Mrs. Joseph. P. Carroll Bring your • lx>y* to Factory and'.Mr. ana-Mr«i-Beniard~Frawr (Tha Red Bank Rerliter uiti boushl ley attended 'the" races at Garden COUPLE FINED In Atlantic Highland) at GomeO'ii Ser. State park Tuesday. . . vlc« Station, Blumetti'a, Lembure'i and --Mrs.-Madeline-Zacharyj Navesink clothes.- Cnrvto's) i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.. Carroll River road, Locust, was fined $50 spent the Labor day week-end'at Chief Mulqueen, who Is stationed when she appeared before Record- at Earle and his wife of Fourth ave- like Como, er Albert F. King at Rumson Fri- BOYS'ALL WOOL (HOW! COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE! - nue, left Sunday for California Up-, day -night on.Marges of permitting Dinners: Week D«yi 5 to 9 P.M., Sundays, 12 to 9 P.M. oh recelpt-of-word' of the -serious Th» Red Bank Register Is .sup- an unlicensed driver to operate her illness-of her mother. ported by local as well as out-of- car. The unlloensed driver, David. A U CARTE SERVICE FROM 9 P.M. The Jersey Centra! Power arid town business men—Advertisement. Zachary, her husband) was fined $5. N<) U. S..ENTERTAINMENT TAX UNTIL AFTER 9 P. M. •••*.• Light company moved last Friday from the Lemberg building'and is JL now settled in the new quarters in the bank building. ' Mrs. Ann Smith is making plans BABY BATHINETTES STEAKS SEA FOOD to mlve her restaurant and bar from the Homestead inn on Center SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN avenue to the corner store at High' ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES __If It Swims-We Have' It_ SLACKS IM. •v-*-"'
A Large Selection To . 2^nd DANCi|IG NIGHTLY; : Choose From •.'•'•.•'
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