Annual Ball of Public Matters American Legion J in Middletown A

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Moiunouth County's tireat Market XMace All Uio NCH» of Tliu Itigibter's Classlllcd RED BANK Departments and Surroundinsr Towns Where the Seller Finds Tpld Foarlcbsly und Without Bias. RED BANK (ho Buyer. Jtnued Weekly, L'ntcrcd as Eeconcl-^'/aBH Matter ; £ ttie Pout* One Vcar 11.60 VOLUME LV, NO. 38. office at Kcd Dank, N. J., under tha Ac', of Mn li '6, IHI'J. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933. Single Copy

librarian, made a detailed report of rLOon snow AND DAM E. Annual Ball of Public Matters the activities of the township li- A Petition For Rumson Plumbers brary and it was accepted. It shows Planning Slate 'Legion Against a large increase in library service. Ladv Klks B lin American Legion j in Middletown A letter was received from Mrs, Less School Tax Want Code There \ March 17t' ""h at< Kilts' Home of Candidates the Economy Bill Jlobert Ilartshoine relative to an The Lady Klks' howling Huh nt n Everything in Readiness for St. Action Deferred Until March 23d ordinance which it is proposed to Holmdel Folks Ask That Budget Petition Received by Council meeting Monday ni^ht r'jmpU-t.tul Democrats in Mi'ddletown Town- Telegrams Sent to Senator Keanj : ( Patrick's Festivities at the on Ordinance to Vacate Street j adopt to regulate the building of be Reopened and Revised on Asking for Regulations to Pro- plans for a d;incr in b<- h<-M i-'nd.iy ship Indorse Arthur Pryor of and senator Barbour by Com- night of this week al th*' I^lfc:;' home Molly Pitcher Hotel Friday Bordering Edgebrook Park on J^^t* Z^Z m^. Basis of Fiscal Year Ending tect Local Labor—Gas Com- on Broad street. The sale of tii:k*'t.i Asbury Park for Freeholder mander of Red Bank Post Night. the Leonardvillc Road. nance is to beautify the road and in December 31st. ; pany Head Explains Charge. has been very Kood and a hrK<- at- and Discuss Local Ticket. Urging Vote Against Measure. order for this to be done it will be. tendance is expected. In conjunct ion Preparation:; are being completed Most of the time at. the meeting of Last week the legislature of New I A petition for a sanitary plumbing Al a laijtly attended meeting oil At the 1 necessary for 'jonerrted action by all' v.Mth tho dance there wil! bo a (lour of Shrewsbury posf; lor the seventh annual Ht. ralrick ; thc township committee of Middle- Jersey passed a- bill whereby school ' coil P.umson to protect local In: Middlctown township Democratic | American " j of rmmk-ijiTilii ir*s show, which is be-inj.; arranged by o f the lcgion ot Rctl iank: ball to be held by .Shrewsburyy punt jj town township last Thrusday aftqr- budgets can be re opened and regu- plumber,; from out-of-tnwn competi- ignnization la.:1, week at the Nave- Monday nifiht Otmar Phillips ion of lied liank • noon was devoted tu consideration Hie boulevard prices. Harts- lated on the basis of the school fiscal 'J'ony Hunting. Ak-nibcr:; of iJj>:e)ub fiichou.-j'-.', it wao unanimously of the American j h,orne':orne:; letteleuer wwa-a ; men. <' .. ,, tion •v.-a.-i prn;si.'ntf:d to the mayor and commander, reported that IIQ cher \ council of .that municipality at a will take part and the re will also be voted lo i'ndoi.ê Arthur Pryur of As- Friday nitfht at the Molly Pitcher \ an ordinance to vacate a:> public Krnil HonncbcrK stated that. ,jart ; Vear ending on.Dccemberdlst to cor hnd snnt tclegramg to Sonator Ham- hotel. Tho decorations have been property the former tiolley right of h ' lespond with the municipal fiscal meeting Thuif-day night. The peti- bury Park for the Demucratic nom- of the bulkheading at- East KCAK- I Thc club will hold an elect ion of ilt.cn F. Kean nnd Sonntor W, War-. arranged and other puliininai ic- i way in front of LMtfi'brouk Park on year, instead of ending on June 30th, tion Mated that thc code would hen- ination for fiTchohier. IL is expected, rcn Bnrbour ur-inR thom to votn burg" had collapsed during a recent and would relieve j dicers Monday night, April 10th rh'j' I)K; ;i.'.:uci'ili('Ji, at i!:] nfvf nr1*'',- have been attended lo. Tim advance the Leonard viily load, near Leunui :;torm ami thai, other adjoining bulk- a;i in the pa&t. School budgets would jefk toml labor n;:nin.'' W;j.';bt ion tJcriqnrd (o givo sale of ticket* indicate:- a laige at-( do. The ordinance had pasted' it:. heading would ai.su H'IVG way unless be reduced about one-half by such j unernpioymen'. Those who signed will Ko on iccuitl a.s favoring rlict.Ttrj rid I powers to Prpsidentt Hurry rlicrt of 1\'AVA tendance I ih'bt reading and it received a hear- , the part destroyed was replaced. Mr. action*" ' ,' and ilt would be "necessaraw "'yy LtUo the petition were Tieorge A. Mcllish, rv in Franklin D, Roo-nvnlt to deal with, Felix Knntanuclo is chairman of • ins last Thuisday. < , ûi.( Axel Hillsirom, Clarence Layton, Mr. P :'6 .running n on tho compensation for veterans. Mi", !.Sonncb was in doubt a, ft, whe- n^*™"™0?™I™? "f*. ^C?J Get Credits For ihe bull cornmiuri: and he will be a.s- j James H. Lockwood of Lvomudo \ "hc|. (]]c wbuIknna(Jin • which had col-her iDstcad of the customary time in ricginald Laylon and George A. Har- (irkci. Phillips Pt;iJpd thnt in doins this ho listed by Otmar Phillip::, commander ; addressed the committee for uljout, j lajjscd \vo:i on public, or private Kchruary. Thc vote of three-fouitht vey. 1 he. petition was referred to Morris Ju;c|»h i.f complied with an order sent by LouiJt of the past. Kefie.dinienU will bo an hour and a half in opposition to propeily. Thc matter wa:; lefcrrcdj of the school board member:: \^ re-the health anil sanitation committee. Religious Study rrl fur tin; wulfnru i that A. Johnson, nation;)! commander of? dispensed by John Phiffcnbcrêi ami j vacating the land. He claimed thnt. to Mr. Gross in^nr. tiuiied to make the change. The new Thc creation of a new election dis- ,:iiu-f! thr la.n mc(;t nf th a.-;.so- thr Amrnivin lotion. He said tha ft law requires that in order for thc trict \vn?: advocated by Councilman ffi'ii l njii 28 h;iir.-> of Cecil MacCloud. David Poson '"'A\-i the township shouM retain the prop- To Mr. Gro.vsjn^r-f ah-o war; re- Forty-Six Students Honored at : hoi's hail been 10.J>GO such tnlp^r.'ims had been sent; act as cabhier. Thc lloor committee \ crly in order to provide space for buugets to be reopened and new ap George It. Kuhn, who declared that i'cn t'j fhildrrn who ate tn untui- to senators by the commanders of* ferred thc matter, of having flasher propriation.T fixed action must be tak-Rmn:iuii was entitled to a third dis- Union Services Sunday at ^ comprises Alexander Hunter, Wil- I sidewalks and in order t<> widen the light:-; put up nt four places where inic eircuni^tiincc.-:. vn rioiKs po-t^ and thnt many tele-* ham Thorpe and William Webb and , road if this should become desirable en on or before Monday, March 20th. trict. He said approximately 1,700 Presbyterian Church—Seven-! 1'hn noniin;i( in^ conimittct: rrporL- prams had rjl.so bnen sent by Worn- ; thc Shore boulevard intersects with votes ^'crc enst at. thc Inst election cl they will be a:Hi:-te highway com mission 'him board of education to reduce the bud- Forty-six yonnK mm nmi women * ;i! prin^' prinuiry It 11.500.(100 men and 500,000 women. and Archibald MacKc-Unr will ic-i | *' Mr Mr.. Lockwood al.su claimed that : get, in accordance with thc new lawtion boards. Upon thc suggestion of j who have taken courses in thc lead- w,is leconimenrtcil ih.it a committee j Permission has been granted by tho [ con:- i:nted to having thc new lights ccivc tiuket.'i at the dour. The admis- thc. ordinance was not properly word. :-et up. It. h. estimated that they and to otherwise reduce expenses. Councilman James-C. Auchincloss a j or: hip training srhonl condurtpd by he appointed to draft a platfnrm furjmayor and council of Red Bank foi' sion U'c, haw been reduced Lu.one-halfJ ryJ..arKJ if Acnicti in the courts would will copt S17!5-eaeh; - -The petition is worded as follows: conferenrp oa ihc matter will be | the Rod Bank council of 'coming election. The. choice ut day the u.'iiial price. jprove invalid. The committee voted We, the underpinned, request that h':ld by Mriyur Van XI. Halsey and education at the Ak'thodist c'nnreh ! candidates will be' deferred unti ions- of funds on Saturdayy,, Aprip l 15th5th, The Ladle1-;'1 auxiliary of the post j to defer action on the ordinance un- Mr. Kuhn and they will malic a re- \veie awarded their credit certitieates : i: a.H*citainc(l who thc'-'Iiepublicim lit h you call a joint conference for the, fo:illlr i the bone lit of the legion drum will a;-n;,t thc- vfUKins in îvm« 'he ' til their next meeting Thursday, purpose of re-considering thc school port to the council. during tiie course of 11111011 services ic;.ndidntes will he. i bugle corps. ball- The m'-ntbr-r:* of thu auxiliary ^ M;irc:h 23d. Although they made nu Not A Woman At budget in the light of thc emergency A. Stockton, president of held last Sunday niyht nt. the Pi Drputy Sheriff Oeoi'u'.c 1 l.^Kobm I a ] On Saturday. April 1st. some of tha will tell carnation^ which will be statement, it deemed apparent that. >t New Monmouth gave a talk about Irnrmbcrs of the auxiliaries of the Ie- ( school laws just passed. As we un-the County ^ company, told the s byferian church. ion :in(l of th dyed green in Uccpuij; with St. Pat-j they took this action in order to derstand it the budget to be raised s "ie wurk al the ^henff's otlicc, cape- ^ e Veterans of Foreiga rick'5 day. S'-« Patrick souvenir j have time to ascertain whether th*: This Marriage by taxation for the school year, end- councia lservic Ihr rc-fiKoe chargn whe oyf th$t>e a compan year tyo '; cil,W preside. L. DaviKd , aprcsider.t tlio t of tiie coun'i'hf- cmlly with rfgard tu the large num- Wars will hold a bunco party at tho armory. Thc profits will be evenly favor? will be oidinance was in need of correction. ing December 31st, 1933, can be re- consumnrs. llc .said thc charge, |j ct rtificatcs were awarded by Rollaiu! | b(;r of foreclosures pending at the Spectators at the meeting received A Wedding at Tinton Falls Fri- duced to 53,760. We recommend that ! divided between the two auxiliiarie.i i- thc fixed costs of the ) I-Y-nnimore, dean of thc 5chno), who Vi'C^-fnt time. He stated that in nnd-thc American icgion drum and l he impression that the cominittec- you do this and draw on the town- company, is paid by every consumer, | ivas assisted by llcv. H. H. Ilunimrr, instances properties wen; sold fOr day, March 24th, at Which bll lc c r 3 rnen were not in agreement, with Mr. ship's cash reserve of $19,000, for that thc summer resident who uses i Mrs. Nilcs M. Poff and Mrs. Marion than th(i amount of tha mart- ^ " P - Association For Lockwood that the land in *rueHtion All the Participants Will be needed funds for the Hchool.s from gas three or four months a year j Browley Purnell, instructors ut thu cs, with the result that tho mort- At the conclusion of the legion should not be vacated. Two weeks Men—Entertainment Also. January 1st, 1931, to Jj]y 1st, 193!. pays the samev/Jnnual charge as the | school, ur.s were liable for the deficiency, meeting Monday night refreshment!) 1 'previous they voted unanimously to i[ resident who u.scs pas thc year round i The ceremonies won. preceded by recommended that persons* whoii? were served and a social time wad Return of Racing 1 A wum.-jnle.-ni wedding will be hold Th. e tax.. relief which this plan af- pans the oidinance. O1US woUlU bc appreciated at this nnd that on this basis the service • a fifteen minute organ (•niu-cii by | pvuporties were bcin^' foreclose. ru- enjoyed. at the Tinton Falls schoolhoufe Fri- j Uli|1 Mr. Lockwood had incited an ad- We are advised that the state charge is an advantage to the year 1 Mrs. Warren H. Smock, organi.-:t of j - counsel to protect their i Directors of William H. Sutphi_ n ' verti:if.-ment in The Register ur;:pin£ da„ y, . nigh,. t ,for the benefit of the lie invited the niember.s of the or- Mf?thocJl; ;t school oflicials arc planning for in- round resident. ~ ! the Presbyterian church. The invo* Civic Organization Go Onj the citizens of Middletown township i - .church of that place. creased state aid to rural schools. , Asked by a mcinbci of tho council : cation was given by Flew John A, XUnizalion !d vi.>U him ul thc ^heiiffi; will be undc the direction of the La- In Earthquake lo prole:-1 as-iinf-t the ordinance. r Therefore, it is possible that we may ollicc. Record to This Effect—Issue dif-.'.' aid • nhuroh. if the lixed costs had not been re- , Hayes, pastor of tho church. The Capt. William Raoul of Nave:sink be able to operate on a lower tax duccd Mr. Stockton replied that in- ' speaker was Rev. J. .). .Sessler of: -Thcodoic J. LabiTi:quc, the pi'î-i- Statement Explaining Action. was thc only pt.-r: on bc-:Jid'::i Mr. Mrs. William Bennett is chairman dcnt thc But Not Injured uf the committee in charge. .She was rate next year. Further, we feel that asmiK.-h a.s most of tho Uxod costs | Middictown. who spoke on "Tho j - °C oiK:uiiz;Uion, made Ihc At a meeting of thc director- of Lock wood to appear against the costs of all branches of public ser- was largely labor nnd that wages ' Value of Trained Leadership in lie-1 tollowin^ lcniiiiks: a member of the cornmiUet; in ! Oui lacc in the Willinrn II. Su'phin Civic aôn- measure. Capt. Kaoul'.s icrn:irk;; vice, including schools, should be re- have bcrn cut only fix per tent, the lipious Education." " ' l' Miildlctown a.i a po- Telegrams from California Re-* were brief, Waller Morris an' chnrcc, .She wri:, a member of the at ion of Mi fid let own towtirhip last other i committed in charge- of the recent duced to a level which will bring sucii reduction was comparatively small. Selections were piven .by the Ties- litical party depends upon construc- ceived by Local Relatives o0 •week the boai d went n iccoid unan- pVopcrty owners at Edsebrook Park Iwonmnlcis v/t^yjjjg^jit Red Bank casts into balance with thc income In reply to other questions Mr. Stock- ! byterian and Baptist i-hurch quar- tive service. Our work must not be Harvey G, Conovcr and Mi»a imouÎy a:i f^voi inj; tiie icturn of ' had naked the committee to pays thc l^which was given^tfWtfSr (ho title of of owners of farms. ton stated that the total revenue of )tcts. The Scripture rr.-ulin:; was merely critical but wo must, propo.-c i lacinp tn M'jnniou'h county. Ar-'l ordinance. None of t.ht^c property i'The Dream of a Clown.' Mrs. Ben- tho company last year was 5125,000, | read by Kev. Henry P. Bowcn of and espouse policies which will be or! Katharine Taylor. 1 l c benefit to thc tax-payers of thc town- ji 7 ftii}U inr r.'.," w' (f* rn;ifir hv thr ''ij-rr-- j own^r.p waa iiro«cut'; and Mr. Lock- nett',- a .'-i:-t'jnt. - are Mr-T . Marie that $-10,000 was spent Inst. year .for j fnir Haven nnd the benediction was lii'tion which wood made critical' comment:; nbnut ,-hiji h.itw individmllv. and I After ;inxiuu?ly awaiting word torn to join t'nrj a-^.:(j ] :Keott, Mrs. Everett Bradley, Mis.i niajntennnee ami repairs and tliiiL ;'îvcii by Ucv. ,MU:^ .M. l'olf u[ LiL- I Hum the i--ri.'Ho u[ Hit: UisastruliiJ CaU Interpreting the tlie company in- 1932 earned 3.9a per I tic Silver. whole. Thc promise of bi-r has been forniej to-promote Ihc plan | Ihc absence of Mr. Morris. At the|E |l:i>l Drrycr and Mrs. Wellington ;;aven!ment has been the safeguard | iforni.'L earthquake, local relatives off in the county, and the club will be i conclusion of the hearing Capt. Al-|Wilkins. the admission fee will be whereas it was entitled to ~'i Tho total registration in tile Hjirvcy G. Conover finally received a. I per cent. Mr. Stockton al?o said -the of the. citizens of our country and addressed at its next meeting by a | bert P.unyon, chairman of the com-j 05 cents. Salary Cut Law school was To. Twenty-three were our first endeavors should be directed telegram that he and his family wera icprcsentalive of the racin.; as- ocia- | mittce, remarked that both those; jn connection with the mock wed- ! County yas company has 4o custom- the Old enrolled in Testament thc not injured durinc thc tremors. Mr* tion. A statement i;. ucd by the board ; who opposed and those who favored i din^ an hour's entertainment will be crs to a mile of pipe while thc Jcr- j course, ten took thc adolescent Charles J. Strahan, Assistant towards securing our place ,n the Conovc shorl| aftcI. hjs marriag9 follows: :"'" - ordinancdi e hahdd representetd tthh e i given. The cast ror the "marriage scy Central power and liRht cam- I course, 33 studied story tcllins and iiovcrnmmt of our own townsh, .j "Thc golden day.- uf Monmouth I matter as one of extreme importance j ceremony is a:; follows: Commissioner of Education, P to Mif;s L|Ja Ross of JJUle Sj u pany in places such as Hod Bank, i seven did not take any special study, rill,; cannot be justilied solely by c-nt-1 movcc, t0 ,he Wcst Coast where lhcy county were made famous by thc ex-, » tt thathtt thth o facftt thathtt onlly twt o per 1; s .'illiam I'illii Issues Statement as to Mean- n^ Branch and Asbury Park, has | Of thc, -16 who received certificates. icism no mntter how jmtilicd that witn thoil. (wo chil(lrcni Rachoi #„% ploits of Salvator and other famous j - ons attended the hearing ilid not hn Lemrnun Ul! customers per mile. I fifteen were anion^ thotê taking thHe* criticism ma•y be. I am pi'oud to state . iLUMIU-1LIM,. , . inv 111 .'killllKUldlManhattanl IBeachV ljP! ut Ail E. Ci-.i»fonl ing of New Legislation. Tov n;;pnd livc in horses whoso triumphs ill Monmouth : "' «out ihfslbr.':-ce assertionsiisscrtions,. In thr* Van Allen rtuulc. a representative! i old Testament course. 'M were jthat our organization in Middictown |., i, i Beach, where tha park were broadcast throughout the i event that thc ordinance passed r t-irl n sn urh of jOnK Charles J. Strahan, assistant com- ;»' the Modern Heating and Engineer- i the story-tcllini,- class :md seven were township hnri never brt-n compelled. • mn?t. ôrious damape and thc great-. the land in question will become the c i"Ilii. Wllliur Sir land. Monmou'il) (jbunty has be&yn, to education of New- Jer- inp; company, stated in a letter UiaiUmiollcd .in tlw -adolr.scent course, to resort. u> muclolinînK notwith- Ciil lo,s oMife occurred. Mr. Conovet* propeity of the owners of adjoining Wi.'tcr Withcy Jam. regain part the fame as a sport M:II.I . Peter I'arlc sey, has issued a statement relative thc company would install two oil ' Following are the names of those .^tandin- the fact th;it wo have often ,s a brother of Mrs. Harry Worthley, center by the holding of the Gold lots. Jilt-.I Samuel Kennel burners, tank nnd necessary equip- 10 to legislation recently enacted to per- who rccc ived credit. ccrliticatcs: been justified in (loin*,' so. ) MrSi Thomas S.-Field nnd William B, Cup and National Hwcep?takes mo- 'H - former trolley right of way . Riu. fell Ho.li.-llE mit boards of education to make tem- ment in the. borough hall, for 5695. •Our policy has brrn ami will con- • Conovcr of Red Bank and Georg© torboat races at lied Hank. The was owned by the' late Elmer Run- ' Red I .ink Mc'lim i-t-Mi:.; I-:.ln- 1 c, Will i S. Knclan porary reductions in thc salaries of The sum also includes labor. The MlIlM". Mi » Klc in.ir' II. Morrh, Mi M:u tinnc to lie con^lructive rather th;ui ' Conovrr of Keyport. members of thi.- association n:o ini'on, who developed Kdôbrook Park, j \\ or.lcn I JltlCtt Ivin-. Mr. 1 .ill; Ho ; <;cor-e Kralinei L (teachers and other school employees matter was referred to ihe eununiL- destructive. Our trandidatcs .will be j Miss Katharine Louise Taylor, for-. favor of complc-.ing the good work K 'vc. it to Iho tiolley company, . Anthony M.ir.z I.. Ivin M ... 1. W.-ill [••• CnrMirli. Mi-., the interest of tax relief. The ten on public properties. mm who arc. well Known and whu!mrily of. Middictown village, tele* •which lias been thu.- started by per- ;.vrith the proviso that it was to re- C(l ladv j;ui«ti Sherman Vinini Until S Ml tor. I... lo, i-c- I.imlcil-lriltl. '-ell Krifl.-inii, Kil In .Stootlinlf, Jr statement is an interpretation of thc Lewis T. Wilson, chairman of Iho Mnlrnln !\ [into. A. M. .M.H-ii.,, Jlc-.. A command ilu: respect and affection ! praphed nor sister, Miss Rac Tayloil mitting once more the inauguration '-vert to him in Ihe event that it vni ur^'C- Withcy. t':., new legislation, based on the advice, road committee, reported that he M Moi Miss Ai-linc I.ind'.'ii!.t!-utli. or their icllow citizens thruu^hout' of thnt place, from her Paciftce coastj of a high type of horse breeding and discontinued for this use. When thc of some of the leading lawyers of had been approached by Mayor Au- Rcil Ilii nk 1 icMijlci i.-m — Mivi Helen the townnhi]). There was a weli j residence in Coronado Beach thatj racing in oiir county. We favor Mich trolley company went out o.' busi- Kcih.ic. ,v i»« > m-ic Kc chno. Mi^-< II:,7v the state. It is as follows: - Ru.-tus M. Minton of Fair Haven, Kt i-if-kst Mi»i Min-v 11 • item •;. H. Uuswo! known .;;iymf; that governments ;-?hn was iîfe. In both instances be^ a return of racing under strict slate ness Mr.-J'.unyon again became the; We are receiving a number of re- i-cfrarelink the resurfacing of Ridpc liliicl.hi, lira n nl 11 •CVCII.H. K,l»iu-cl function most c;i.-;ily wlicn both ma- J caiê of thc congested wires, tho .supervision so that there will not be ; owner of the land in question. Maps t Arlhilr Sf i, WiHin t f ittti f road. Fair Haven is to resurface its M S., I. lulu \V Mill. Mi..:i JCnsic joi'ity poiiticnt parties are represent-j riie^sapps did not reach their destina-* Itolicit Sc Uiiymoi licm quests for an interpretation of Chap- a reiteration uf the evils which wcie were prepared for the sale of lots Wooil. o.d and c;m check up on one anothorr.i. it tions for many hours after they wcrq an( ilind ter 12, P. L. 1033. 1 have discussed tarvia. loads. Ridê road i-i includerl Re ;. ing. liach year in uur township one ' There arc other similar strips of remedy thin condit ion and we hope ' of the moiil interesting and sporting public-owned land along the Lion- ' nnd trust th'it with ^roud cruulidaLc; I Willed Half Million hor.-e meet.-: is held under private aivlvillc road. and practical constructive policies 1 auspices. Private, hunts and other In 1927 and again in 13J8 Mr. Mor- the. voters of Middletmvii township I Tho law lirm of IVevius, Brett As activities aic daily ucciii ronccs with-_r's and other Edscbrook Park lot who are ênkin^ I;OIJU j^m rrnmcnL 1\C\\O:AK of New York, attomcyo for* in our boundaries and no complaint ' owners tried to get the township will do like wine." the exeiuiluis find trustees of the cs-« has ever been made ir^:til!U c E inon t.lic HSrocifitton wiJl attend a session!"session ' Kumson. has issued a statemenO mlt tin; holding nt i'-co;;ni7,i'il riM.-in;; • made in showing thc land as a street charge of the supper is under the di-crea.se in salary for the year 1033-34. jmendation nf Mr. Wil?on that 75 1 *J- / 'J^' f j ,. . of tho legislature at Trenton nrxt that thrj/rcport. that Mrs. Leightou n rection uf. Chairman Jcrc McCunvcy 3. Employees may be divided into jcprdfi of ,vood bc bought from Charles In ,.ûVv n^ri" M. i. uTymomi''n'-iu- lif meets within the state and permit ° the maps and that Mr. P.unyon u f C a Motulav. j H. L.ubdel! of Uunisun; principal bciw nac be done : Independent engine company. He rna^v^be classificdî *" tccl r ^ " Mears at $7 a cord. Mr. Wilson said . Si-fin*: Lnl.c all to enjoy in our county what a' l not intended this to' tllat r Mcars nas "•• j rliciury. receives approximately e£ few are now able lo enjoy will add to ' On the other hand it was claimed ' is bein^ assisted by Thomas Brasch tons, supervisory 'officers, siiperin- ^ - promised to use j Othors taking the cour?r arc Slan- half million dollars in the will \& the revenues of the county and of i by Herbert O. Todd. who" surveyed and Leroy Deacy of Hook and Lad-tendents and supervising principals, local Inbor in cutting the wood and , ]f.y Brown, Chnrlr Rogers, Mr. Gets Lost Dog ! iibsolutely unfounded. the state and will reinstate Mon-I'h" park for thc development, and dei company, Fred Mundcn and It is possible that teachers could be ! that, the price is $2 cheaper per cord Charles -Ropers, M" Nancy Li. Ivin.-, | • According to the law firm. Mr* b , b ne gradu 1 mouth county to the. position which/ y others that Mr. Iliinyon had ^jeurî: Llllenbcis of Relief Engine further sub-divided, but since pradu- than tho. price paid in the pa?t. ,Mrs. Alfonso Dnre nnd Mrs. A. I., i Adam:-; lot':, but one cith legacy, $25,-* ated scales may be applied to sal- Councilman Bernard V. Ryan VC-> J . \\ f the Red F^nk Methodist! As Her Reward it formerly enjoyed as the leading' tended thc e lanhindd in question to be company, Joseph Asay of Independ- aries, there would probably be no I JC( I & o i UIKI to a nrphew. The balance of hia summer resort of thc nation-" '•' used as a street, ent Knginc company, Thomas Mcade practical value in such sub-division. ported that a new street Jiplit has jchurch; M. V. B. Smock of tho Rod j •rotate wa.- boqucatlied to his truj-* nnd William Maloney of Liberty been installed on Wilson circle. ;Hank Presbyterian church; Walter j The value of The Registers classi- -e»- i Mr, Lockwood at that, time op- 4. Salaries may be reduced on a licd advert iscnicnts in finding lost • \<.o:i in i-evrrat trusts for the bcnefltl Hose company, Walter- Hamilton and flat percentage basis or an a gradu- Mr. Kuhn reported that he has \j_tt Davis, Mrs. Martha Papa. Mis.s of varnui.-; rolauvr.i, Mrs. Lobdcll'H posed vacating thc street and thr received a comprehensive report Teresa Papa, Mi^s Alma P. Thomp- niticle; was quickly demonstrated ;r| < IlKMGIOL'S COUNCIL MEETS. Harold Danes of Union Hose com- ated scale, and a. minimum salary p . i !' «jji^'U.-t in the estate is a lifo commit tecmen were in agreement may he established which will not ' " " .... MI.H last week to Mrs. Jerome Iliei' of with him. Tho Leonardvillc | pany and Gcor^ Havens and Ken- r |; lnw flmi1 of Officers to he Elected at road be affected by the reduction. The from Edgar A. Knajip. prnsident of son> Miss Jtuth Scattergood am Fair Haven. About two weeks prcv- | -- "'- •" •' ?100,000an4 ncth Woodward of Wcstsidc Hose various percentages deducted on the thc hoard of health, regarding health ! Elizabeth Smith, all of ihe Red ionsly a valuable French bull dog •' further i,f ,.,tMte in a. trust fund Meeting in May. was frequently congested with tmf- condition? in the borough and 0 lie five years ago and ,i movement ! company. ) basis of salaries are not prohibited lBank Haptist churnh; William II. which was cherisherl a uf unr-hali" of the residue, the amount Thc liIC chief by thc provision that there shall not he was Rind to report that the epi-Johnstone. Miss llelon Feeney. Mis.s a jicl disap- F. Howard Lloyd, superintendent': was under way to have it widened, i election, which will peared from Mrs. Hire place. She of whu'li is entirely problematical at; of tcliools of Atidcllcton'ii townslii)), i.- this reason the. committee re- ! bc 'lelti in tllc town ha"c promises to be discrimination among; a class of demic of scarlctimi bar- died out. Helen. Kcliaffcr. Mis.s Sarali Mc- this nine, :ln> federal estate tax and or employees, as the discrimination is Frank Ts'ary, chairman of the fire inserted n aih-ertiscinent in T'hc was thc speaker last Thursday night fused to pass the ordinance. be a very harmonious affair inas- based on thc salaries and not on thc Queen and Miss Sarah Murpliy. all Register New Jri^'V inheritance tax proceed- nt. the regular monthly meeting of | much to this time there is no committee, reported that fire com- of the Red Bank Reformed churrh; classitled de]'artmcnt hist in;:.; iini yet having been completed. Subsequently the Bayshore boule- , members of the group. panies from out. of town have bi.'en week. A dog answering this de- the J^fd Bank council of religious | vard was built and traflic over thc ! opposition. Joseph W. I«ox of Relief 5. Thc teacher is entitled to the Mrs. Alva Flecl^tenstcin, Mis;; Ali-scription hail followed Mrs. Aluuzo education at Die Presbyterian church. | LconardVillo road is now only Engine company, who is now first privilege of having her payment selling tickets in Uumson for enter- dea Davi.son. Mrs. Viola .Sickles, C tainments find other benefits. Ho I'Tcld of Wallace stri'et to her home. FIllfcMK.VS MKKTlNliS. No meeting will he held during April ; fraction of its former volume. At ii [astistanL chief, will become chief of made to the teachers' pension and C. Smock, Mrs. C. C. Smock. Miss Mr.:, l'ield also knew Ihc value n£ it was announced, but aL the next j previous meeting of the. township thc lire department. Joseph E. Fix annuity fund'on the basis of her sal-said that althouggh ho had the most j Arliny^rlinor SmithSmit . Mrs. Jennie KusstMi, of Navcsink Hook and L.addcr com- ary for the year 1932-33. The ncgister m returning lo;'.t ;,rti- ISiMicliciiiry Dcpartnient Meets Sco meeting on Thursday, May 11th, thc committee Mr. Morris cited this fact .friendly feelings for the companies jMjs s A.-riat] K. I.iltlo nnd Rev. pany will succeed Mr. Fox as firsl 6. This law docs not affect clcs and she ininic New York broker, has bought a ees of the municipality is not. a law j ^.-.n^- auxiliary of Ihe lied U-ink licmo- WON I'KI/i; AT ('OI.1.L:(< M. JKriclWDJi, Kr »S. Freeze, Mr. andwould never be need to widen the house nnd lot on Harvard road nt and docs not prohibit such discrim- cratic. league this afternoon at Inilf- ' tllhri incclin^s .if ihe yrar will bo Mrs. John B, Allen, Lawrence Tracy, street, now that the Bayshore boule- ination. MOOSM HL'NCO P.MITY. ! Jir'i! M.iy J)l)i ;it tile liiehousi; at Knollwood from thc Second national past two o'clock at. the Klks" homo. licnjainiii Z. lUmn (irts I'iiM Captain Arthur C. Recdie, Miss Mary vard had been built. Tt was claimed bank and trust company through ] C. J. Strahan, OikluirM, .lune 8th, al the Mount Holmes, A. A. Whiting. M. V. B. Assistant Commissioner rn of Moose to Hold Affair "ii Mrnikra of the auxiliary will ut- I'or Intcr-Cluss Taper. that vacating the Rind would not Joseph ('.. McCue of Rumson. Thc [trnd a meeting of the stute legisla- i avenue lirehuUic, Atlantic Highlands; Smock, Mr, nnd Mr:;. Wililam John- prevent 1 of Education. Murch HOtli. sidewalks from being put -house has ten rooms and the lot is 1 -!i njamin X. 1 '1<» i'f Al lantic July loth. Manning place- Ilrchouse, ston, Rev. Henry P. Bowon, Rolland down. ture next. Monday at. Trenton. *'- 75x150 feet. Mr. Conklin will move The Women of the Moose will hold 11),!;l)lfind^, ;i I'OJ uicr idi-nt uf Ked KiMii:;burg; AuguFl 10th, lirehouso Kennihioip, Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Dance and Entertainment, nu the st.He highway at. Marlboro; At the outset of the hearing last to Knollwood in a few days. j a bunco parly Thursday evening, KIUM1 in Cast, Hank, who is a :.n .-tiulcnt. of Smock, Rev. Paul Trltschler. Mr. nnd An entertainment, lunch and 1 week Howard W. Roberts stilted that March IlOtli, in the Moose rooms in r Cottrell, whu .'in|iluyrd at rlort rical riiuineiMuu :M I hi- l'rmdi- i Si-pt I'lnbiM- 11th, l;i:nlley I '!!': com* Mrs. Uichaid T. Uixlcr, MIsa Ruth nnce will be the prograpg m of ^lu: puny at liiadley Iliich; (H-tgber 12th, Wilman, Mr. and Airs. he wanted to inform Mr. Lockwood Minstrels and Dance, the Prate building nt the foot, of Qulnn's ••. injured hi;, knre a ' lyn 1 'ulylrclinic in;-!'tut II 11 i" _ = t. 1 Saturday night attraction nt thc ttronri street. The iiarly will begin liii'lioiisc it lla/.hl; November Oth, Kostrnnd and Mi , nmjA,. M. Van-1 nmi an other interested persons (hat few days ngo The knee w;i;s put in ' prmc in'an iiilcr rhi^-.; i ehvi of A minstrel show and dancejfor the GlobG e hotel under thc direction of 1 Mrs. A. W. : } t personally interested in promptly at half-pnM eight n'colck. a cast Thursday at Ihe paper entith'-l "An Inve.'i . linn of Mrciiiiu f nt i'";n !iiiii::ccem- VanNofilr.'intl. ie wna no benefit, of Atlantic; township fire com- Hilly Tur-nier, who will bc master of i tbo ordinancc. He said that he There will be ns.inrt.eil prizes and re-hospital. lilt- Advn-abilily .>! A.-.-c ig the hi'r 1 lth nt the [in luMl. n the stiKO pany will be given Friday night at ceremonies. Music will be, furnished freshments will be ;-crved. i.idi'.-ist highway a' l'l:itnn ,\ n. , owned no property at KdRcbrook |h(, Co,(... Nc(,,., „,.,,„„„„„ , l]]c hy Harold L.aKon. Dancing begins Kelative I Vi fnuna lire of Stolen Car Dimmged. Mrs. Mary Curlry is chairman of Visiting Mtimpodist. ! Keccptn'ii. ' w liirh i.- hi> : IliaT inn Til." uilltTI,. r.f - ln-iH'iici.iry cic-- A ...... \Vavk nnd had nothing at Btako in ! olOnithura| t OCommunity club. The :diuw at nine ocloi.'li. I.inch will tin scrwd • 1 >r. b'nincv:: ('no)si: Cm );'.;; v t'nrlirit Applr- is to )VK U a at half-past eleven o'clock. Joseph make a|ipoinlinents by Iclcidium:' in gal >• uf NN'aivma.- AmachamiH of Wnverly place, which tion to the fact that tlvc yoara ngo I t^r eight o'clofk will be assisted by Mrs.- May L'.rod- i:oiiH! tu your lioinu when nrr-ded. • Mr, lUiiin i:: Ihe :»Ui nf president; K«i- Tornlinson u; kioking after thc waiil Slncuiu. >tiv 1 heiit. Mrs. Nclllr ilennett, Mr.-. K\v/.- 1'hoin: ()7 Vied Uiink between 7:01) A: wlui at. Miu- tnnr i-ondticl ilidi- *h .ivfiiui. , Lonjj; was stolen Kridny niglit from Mon- he (*])poKo wntrr and light:' find rural ninil de- sheep tnanuie :»r, jo piniiiilii bone, Cliichen Supper, the day iiiiil hour. T'n.i- TllMtillg I 'I a I in ('(>., 11) Mullliiuli! 11 ill th.i> uni (jno any dliitnnce. 1'honn Urndlcy'N, Red J no. htre.et. Ucd ihe ii"Pa:-ury 1 inpruvf incnl . t>• Bunk 3SH.T-J, 70 Newman Sprinû livery bo procured for HilU'lde. l ark, meal 40c, 100 feet na.'di cord 2,'iu. l!cd Hank l're:ibyteriau chunh, Muntuo t.trert, phono Ucd Dank IJ'.J. Adver- • il I-,ill will £\\o road.—Ad vert iticment. near Highlniuls. Committ.otMiian Vic- Curliiln rotl.'i He, ilfic auger blta ll>c, rhiii-rifluy ovnning. March lttth. TivM- Danlcling's,. phonKi. o 39.—Advertisement. tisement. riety .'ni'l will IM- u,;dt ftir iHIpi LIvin ; tor E. GroKflinger ntnted that fumin (itecl nxo $1.25, five-gallon grey pot ets fifie; C and ficven o'clock table;?,— the church. Mr.-. M. YimlUm-n For Snio. !)8c. Stock up now and aavo nt leniit. Advcrtlflcmcnt. (itnsH Sccdn. IJluo Mute Dinner, lib i'vnts. Suiticlv i:i chaiimail (uf th"' cummifrr wore not available for ligli^j and r p n and aavo nnd shiidy lawn mix- At Kjit;iln'ii Cut Kate Drug Store Soda water, all flavors, malt bov- W/,/ PrleePl n jre goini g up, w have Our sum in ehar.Tf. Thr t:ihl i will b.- :e:vrd thnt. thn conindttec \vn» endeavoiinj; Truliin'H Typowrltor Hrmliiunrtcrn. ture:i, I'onii Mi o! Native and liu- lunelie tic. Your i-llo . unit craven and distilled water. Uont. H. ;il • i\ and M'VI n M"C1 lo i;et water ami mail servico. lypcwilter.'i rentcil- , boughtJgni, Holsold I jiortrijioricul ;;ra;;ra;...c:;; . mo<• dcll^hlcd lo Unit Child for juslicr cifthe pence, the Kc-j Seventh and Central avenues, as aj Little Silver district. gold watches was held at i.li« River- SENTENCED -foHardLabor imjH u\cmcntN. 1ml •will iml'lii-in.= 'ni:iliinu' no effort to defeat site for a new ichoolhouse. The lot i There was a new employee at pide gun club groiinclH and was taken inn of hi* nlHiction. The'was 210x135 feet and was owned by1 SforcIt'B of course. It w.'is "Aunt by Charles* K. D. Fox well. Harry mroii, iirlislir luirli, nlib nii.jiiniv on the ticket was so- \ P. S. Conover, Jr., who wanted $5,650 Jane." "Aunt Jane'1 carried a week- Campbell anil George W. Br.'iy tied i. cnurlroiis, pntnlpl Albert Harrison, ]y feature in The Roister In the. n;i- for second plncc, i res tuwn^hip elcrk.j A ".lack the. Shooter appeared at ture ot a conversation, telling of in- Mr. and Mr?. Melvin ,\. rticc of h,jr.\--ill IilfClrrntc I ;il.n wvvc victorious I'Eaioiiiown ;.ind Icrrorlzeri many folks cidents which took place' at the Leonardo returned frum a four The family of Tabor Storck store. ; v,u,llii- blrsl crm in MKUUM'-'WM wn.-hip. electing all; in the. villa^p. months' trip in foreign land?! They w'vh i he exception: C. Taylor was badly scared when The Atlantic Highlands Athletic wero accompanied by Miss F..stlier In. I.; their rur.Oichic g nf the ovfr.^rr f ihe pour. Thomas j the. mysterious shooter sent a bullet association bought a plot alonp Val- Johnson, Mry. Rice's personal maid. H. iJnidrn. rial, defeated Wil-' through one of the windows of their I ley ddrive , near NaveainNik k avenue, ffor Stephen Higglnsol n of Entontnwn, Ham V. Hwin. Republican, by n ma- t home. The house o[ W. E. Morris j its baacbfill games nnd other sports, father of Howard Hipginson of jority of :W votes in thr township. was also shot at. j Addison Brown, a summer resident Red BnnU, -w;ts laid up with a broken The r.f'il r.nnk Cy.-lrrs changed Miss Sadie I,. Dickinson of New I of Atlantic Highlands, was manager collarbone. Tile Hdol, witli Ftlward wen; l>[orciv-e nilihlc, Abbie lirovci', The bridesmaid*bridesmaids: were Misses Carrie j the state. The outgoing money Dowd president, Harold A. Giblin l,ily Havilan'l, Tillir, Allies aad Scl- and Viola Dickinson. The couple|der business averaged $l,80O weekly, vice president, Frank Rcilly secre- Knhl, Kv;i Leon a i i their honeymoon at Niagara The office was • aGaigned an extra tary and John llojjan Irraiiurrr. A. ii, I-'hm-hr Kubbin-s Anna Falls. clerk at a salary of $500 a year. Mr. and Mr:. Bernard Ilickey, FINGER WAVE Smock, lîuivi. llohbin:-. Krrd Krlck, The Christian Endeavor society of Walter Car.", who had been station nnrt James Hlckoy, James Carton MARCEL WAVE Hairy Curti:-, Walter Noble, Rfiija- the. Atlantic. Highlands Baptist agent at Port Monmouth several and Edw.ird Brnnrh of ICveroU went CASTILE SHAMPOO jnm " j'V-rfl, Albert. Millrr, > Gcor;;c church entertained the Methodist Kp- years, was transferred to the south- to Washington ti^.ser Wondrow Wil- Kuhl. Kreil CUKU U:irry 1 Inboard; worth league and the Presbyterian ern part of the state and his place son inaugurated. I^VEKr liouscwifcwfao spends two MANICURE Nrvarl-i WnU-o::, Samuel Woolley, Christian Endeavor society of that at Port Monmouth was taken by James Willey. Mr. and Mrs. James F.. Weaver of HAIR CUT MitUhrw Taylor. Malt Haviland and place at the residence of Mrs. Alabama were North on n phort visit days a week doing laundry at l-'rocl <'ullini;ton. Charles E. Conover. A pianola concert was held at the with Mr, Weaver;:; parents, Mr. and home is sacrificing 104 days a year Except Friday and Saturday, liuiHlinj.; opcr:i! iun.-> wci c livelier Tho county board of freeholders Guion piano store at .Red Bank. Ru- Mi's. James ii. Weaver of East Front These Operations 35c. than at. any previous .season in many accepted the new iron bridge over dolph Malchqw accompanied t he street. ' i that could be used for fun! Let us yearn jnul many new buildings were Hop brook, near William A. Waiting's pianola on the violin and Mrs.]Thco- George F. Smith A- Conip.iny oft bein^ ercntrd in thi.^ vicinity. Mis.^ farm. The freeholders were consid- dore W. Collier sang two solos. lied Bank retired fmin Ihr under-1 take your laundry cares away from Open for Business Girls Fridays and by Cn'olinr J lendi ic-liso/i jj];innctl a new ering 'he advisability of building a Telephone service was neinH' im- l.'illinf! bu.-iiiH'.;.- ;iml ;>n .-inrtlon s.ilej house lo he 'erected at tlifi corner of now 'ito'n bridge at Oceanport over proved at Red Bank by the instal- you. . You will be well Appointments Only. Oceanport cieek. of their equipment wu:- being adver-' Brmi] and Canal :-1 rccts; work had lation of two new switch boards in Used. pleased with our, work J Augustus Brando? bought a plot the central office of the company lo- already begun on the large hotel at The Boy Ki:ou;;; of Allaiiiic lli^li-^ Until 8:00 P. M. Middle! own township for W. A. of land at the corner of McLaren cated jn The Register building. and Spring street from the Throck- •', M. M. Davidson leased a three-story innd.s urbanized a h.isiball h'ain, with; Fie.r.ch; Kamuel T. Jlendrickson Patrick Kos:-e captain, Alfred Bui us Inquire about our gymnasium. nwatdoci a cnnlrari fur a liou.se on niorton estate. The lot had a front- ft ore building on the east ?ide of age of nearly 200 feet on each street. Broad street as an annex to his large manager and James VanMater treas- Mending, Darning and the souUu-nM roinir of Front street clothing store on urer. Don't Forget the Location—171 BROAD ST., and ThrockmorUm avenue; and there Mr. Brandcs paid $2,300 for the prop- the west side of n U erty. Broad street, near Clinton B. Loh.srn was serving as (Opposite, Roman's Club) were ninny .-nuilicr liou^c:; s°' K P- White street. Buttons Sewed on at no Mi- George K. Allen gave a pink William Chandler; son of Robert D. temporary treasurer of Middletown Kdward Cowman and Augustus Chandler of Fair Haven, was stabbed township while J. N. Johnson, Jr.. Mm uii.y if. hcrcl.y a Bow nc. Li tilt; Silver residents, were tea at her home on Riverside avenue. , extra charge in all fin- .Nhil.it. was laid up with scarlet, fever. nt mi.] dc.Tiiwl to C ppeeijili/.iiip in raiding choice hogs, Mis. Allen received her guests by a burglar, who was interrupted Joseph T. Hunting. Charles I,, Her- II.' , n.lc cxftnitoi-• aa> nf< drcs?ed in a gown, of golden brown at hia work by young Chandler's sud- ished services. .•* mul <1cmnii' HKHiilPt ( llC oral news tu come to Atlantic High- den appearance on the scene. bert, Gnirctl. Ptratlun and .Samuel i .Irr o;i(h. wit]' i from kinds over the new line was the re- silk trimmed with pink. She was as- ci r t h r y : John Decker of Layton avenue Straus joined the Patiiolir Sons of: .if tlic iiforcMiid .onlcr, port, of the XCL-: C] which came ashoresisted by Mrs. Tucker of Brooklyn. nrcver Imrrrfl uf Ihci act ion F Twenty-two and one-halt shares of rafiled off a goat, wagon and set of America lodê at I!i;1'h!am).'*. i :'.;;iii-.;-t thr ?JlM FMWL-U- Miss Lidn Mol'fett. dnuyhtci- of Kapti:-.t Henry DeQrotc and family of Port A new atone arch bridpe was be- church, Monmouth had a narrow escape from ing built near Jonathan I. Holmes's i Charles H. IVMITI. U>V nvmy yeais death when they were overcome with property at Holmdcl, Harry " B.! a ju^tiep nf fbr •<-e ;u Red coal gas. The "crying of one of the Pitcher had the contract. succumbed lo an attack o[ heart Patronize Local Enterprise children saved the family. Cornelius S. Mount was re-e]fctcd j disease. Captain Joseph P. Chadwick was chief and Edward Longstrect 'was David I, Vandorveei of Red Bank assigned to the command of the elected assistant chief of the Red steamer Sea Bird for the season. Bank fire department. " ! John Morford was engaged as pro- More than 100 persons nt tended a1 duce salesman. clipping sociable held at. the rcsi-! Mrs. Josephine Lake, wife of James dence of Thomas W. Sherman at B. Lake, died at her home on Scobej-vllle. Shrewsbury avenue of acute indiges- The Oceanic cornet band had 32 tion. She ivas 32, years old. members and engaged Professor 11. Captain and Mrs. J. S. Walling of W. Thomas of Asbury Park a» in- Keyport entertained a group of structor. friciids in celebration of their 25th A party arranged by Mrs. George wedding,anniversary. Quackenbush was held at the home The second concert givenBby the of Mrs. Anson Sherwood at Little pupil? of Mrs. E. E. Foxwell was held Silver. in the Opera house and was attended Mr. and" Mrs. C. A. Cruscr of At- by a large gathering. lantic Highlands celebrated the fif- Mr. and Mrs. E. Wellington Leon- tieth anniversary of their marriage. ard of Leonardvillc wero seriously Captain Winfleld S. Price, who hnd ill. Mr. Leonard had a severe attack spent the winter at Oceanport, re-1 Sale March 16th to 22nd Salo March 16fh to 22nd of pneumonia. turned to Virginia Beach, Virginia, SYSTE Dr. Walter S. Whitmore and his Leon de )a Heussillc had a grab hridc returned to their home at Oce- "sale of jewelry and bricahrac and in iinic. from their honeymoon spent in two days sold over 1,000 packages. Florida, Captain Tom Dumont of Is'avcsink The. Katontown township commit- succeeded Captain Borden Sanford as tee in relicenning Monmouth Park pilot of the steamboat Albertlna. fixed the license fee at $5,000 a year. Jacob D. Halsey of Port Monmouth John Rlordan. a taylor employed died at the age of 87 years after a by William T. Corllcs, dropped dead sickness of two weeks. while at work. Twenty Years Ago. Thirty Yearn Ago. The lied Bonk girls' basketball The Jlecl Bank Chautauqui circle,j team defeated the Middletown town- uf P.ed Uank was entertained at the ship high school team by a score of i-esidi-ncr. of Mr. and Mrs, Frank W. 5 to 3. The Red Bank players were PnUeivon on Maple avenue. Those Pearl Worden. Adclc Chnndlcr, Loujpc who took, yart in the. literary pro- Doremus, Helen Chamberlain, Elea- ^r:in: \vrre Mis? II. M. Holmes, Miss nor Heddenbcrg, Dorothy Weeks Morn \VilK\i.^, Kpv. John H. Ilnines, and Portia Eergon. Tim .Middletown Mi'-'i M;ibn) Unities, Miss Mabel Pat-, players were Catherine .Simpson, t'-rsnn and ilnorpe. A. Longstrcct. • Geraldine Mount, Helen Kelly, Grace Oinvnt rvont:i were. di:;cu.[êcl by I O'Brien nnd lli'lcn sickles. Mi. llaiues nnd K. M. Cleveland. | Fifty grand .irmy veterans, nieni- Murfical selections were rendered by; bcra of Samuel T. Sleeper camp of S Mr*;- I -lames, Lester Patterson and i Hons of Veterun.", and meinljer.i ofi Lyle IK'iHley. the Ladies' auxiliary enjoyed a cam]) Kdwaid KHiott. son of John P, El-1 fire in tho ArrowMnith post, rooms.' liotl of Maplu avenue, was given a j Captain Charles B. Parsonu rend a Mirpri.se pnrty-iji celebration of his sketch of the lives of eighteen New ;isth birthday. His quests w'ert: Mr. I Jersey men who were memhers of ;cicliP.H by frequent (l11 Tho Kmpiro Ihcntrr*" iniiklnj^ on Sweet Cos>m 3 - ;iiui \ call in our' (i| m :ood home town physicians. You ii'ct the i ennfn rucf!! ;ind diPcussionP. .Intm Monnuuitli street, w.i.s :iold by tho j Kr.-imy uf \\o() I'.iiiiH wna elected .êe- Hlrdwili rstntr for ^2,ri,000 to Mr, nnd Mueller's or Fould's COLLEGE INN •<|i|ii > -I WUI-N YOU NEED IT. j iind viee preiiiclent ;md John J. Pol- Mrs. Charles W- Hitter. Mr. and ; nlACARQNI, orMOODI.KS jimriplc applies lo rvrry 1 1;IITI of ; 'e,ihvipht wan elected treas- MI*F. rtittcr len^rd the premises for Tomato Juice Cocktail ">•• / I M • Mill' rloll/ir you spnul ---mid of urer. n term of ten jonrs tcs Diiniol CJnppy \ 'IU '.'.Mill dollar's worth. | The Hot Air Hub nf ^.v.,,,",,.Ocean port, ofNrw York, one, of the. best, known I cnn.-Mliv, uf t'hurlr.-. Walling, Wil- thontricnl men in tli« United States. Who I:, uiy incn-r intcrcitcd in tjivini; il to you than your home Tho junior Holy Ntnnc I Joy l]cuut:i town merchant your lionie town doctor your liomc town (icnlist-- of Rod Bank foinieif a f\{v. and drum your linin | I lit'ir new îiill)oin. The bunt wi|s corps. Joseph Klx wn.i captain of li.'.S'll iii'lustiv or .uiyoui' clsi- with whom you .should ileal j dc.Oirncil1 )>y Mi', t?];iy(on ;I;K| Me, tho hnnri. Tin; olMreis of the club a! home .' i I,unily and was ccinKt i uctfd by the wftre ICdwnrd O Hi ien prp;ndi!iit. membra ilnrinu' their ppnrc time, J;unv^ lloân vice president, llnrold I here no sulislilut'' for nai;iy .Krricii^Mi. CWirrnro and ttniichfcrs of Liborty lod^r;; nl. ('iray. IrvniK nrown, Krnnk Wnod^, Little, Silver was brld in Mnehnnicii N R E D- BANK WfJHnm Allen, Waltor Davis and hall at that place. The aflfcmhly wna •'..I1 lilt' (.'ili'lllll'M r ut' (Jiinilll'f'CO 1'; TIHMIUIH Bennett. entertained by I.eander B. Campbell, 'I'lu: t)ritt ninrl toward n ilppnrtmenf who gnve a sJe.iffht of hand prrfocni- More bu.ilIITHS ;,t nod Hunk Wiui 77/K CHAMBER 01 COMM/'.'K'C/-: ()!•' HANK nindf by .Innnb Krldrl. UP put in a ICdw))) (.'nnovnr won the £f>)d jnrd/il 'United Service Grocers' System" Inrjjc I'tock o[ lootwear. C. I). Hear- in the clnan A. bowling content at tho RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15,1933; PageTlirca

viriff Klsle Brett, Herbert Schumann, Amon? thoso present were the (daughter spent the -week-end at Brls- who Is attending the Newark college ed his seventh birthday Saturday by for Ralph Pierce of Brielle, com- Boys ran make extra pocket money .•rient, Jvlandcville. Misses Dorothy Shallcioas, Mildred ; t~6I, Pa, of engineering, was the ûeat of Mr. having a birthday party. Hia guests mitted ouicide Monday morning by selling The Register.—Advertisement Rotarians Hear Pupils oa the honor roll for per- Delbosco, Dorothy Delboeco, Mary Fountain Burlev/ Is spending and Mrs. Thomas O, Koopman on enjoyed the afternoon playing games drinking a glass of lysol. She com- fect attendance and punctuality the Laden, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delbosco a few dayH with Mr. and Mra. Frank Monday. and having refreshments, which in- mitted the act while preparing break- Lafayette Man past month are an follows; nd children, -Dorothy and Carol, ByrneH of FlUHhinfr, L. I. Mfss Mary Wills entertained the cluded a birthday cake with candles. fast. Her agonized screams aroused CARLTON Hint irrado—Arthur Scott, Frank SU- Fred Delbosco and Harry Slmllcross Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosgrove of Teachers' Tuesday Evening bridge Mrs. Richard Erdman, Jr., Misses Mr. Pjerce's son, who sent for aid. TIIURS, FHI, SAT., •otti. Lucia tJtovwlH. of Newark; Sue Dato, Marie Adama Ca^tleton Park, S. 1, were week-end club last week. Miss Laura Gordon Ethel Eggleston and Bernice W. Mrs. Hamilton was rushed to the MARCH 23<1, 2lth, 25th. Prominent College Professor .Second Kmcle— Theodora Martin, John Stavolu, C'harleH Curl«y, Alice MftiHler, and Elsie OVNuil, of Atlantic High- guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. won first prize and Miss Esther Blau Brown attended a meeting of the Point Pleasant hospital, where she Guest Speaker of Red Bank uii OWIun, UluUwiu KiLiimdtf, ilufctl lands; Louise Smith, Adeline Zako, Bauer. compilation. Monmouth county alumnae club of died in less than an hour. She was Scott. Anthony DuBiakik , Henry Hoffman and •;s Marguerite Tannfiy and Mr. Prank Touring and son motored to forty years old and had been in poor Club — Realtors' Unemploy- Third grade—Edward SliHonlf), Alice New Jersey college wjmen at the Jamea Gordon o£ Perth Amboy; Mrs. and Mrs. Iiapnael C. Devlin were Washington, D, C, Friday week, Molly Pitcher hotel at Red Bank health for some time, having under- ment Campaign Endorsed. Fourth urae (Joodchild, "ienjamln Mrs. Charles Ellison in confined to Todd, Wednesday. Pa,, and Mrs. Esther Johnston of Chi- they visited Mrs. Edith Smith, who noon. Mr. Gilman came to the Red Stanley. Jack VanKirk. her home en Ravine drive by illnesd. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eallingnr of cago, Hi., her cousins, at a luncheon in recuperating- from an operation at Seventh grade—Vernii'c Blund. Theirna Tuesday afternoon. the South Amboy hospital. Bank club through the courtesy of Fitslier, Francca HuiM, Emy Olvintc. Mur- Thomas Aldington and Leonard Eayonne were quests of the latter's Professor Edwin C. Gllland of Red trarct KichHi'lH, CvtwiiUu I'lKnutaio, Lou- Mayland of Fords, and Mra. John parents, Mr. and Mra. John Graham, William Ludi was one of the char- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Cox motored A greeting of cheer this card extends, Bank, who ia a graduate of Lafay- i«e ItoêrH. William Ewuld. John (iurnick, Crownshaw and daughter Bessie of over the week-end. acters in "The Haunted House" giv- William Howur, Herbert Kuniht), Charles to Woodbury where they woro guests The friends of your friends are our friends; ette university. Mack, J!itrl Muliimy, Knytnund Murphy, Keyport were th« Tuesday guests of Mra. Mabel J lay wood and Mrs. en under the auspices of Raritan of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Sampson over Professor Gilman.who is in charge Churlex l'arkti, L-*jui;< JOIIVH. Mrs. J. C Lewis. ! William Bush of New York visited post of the American Legion in Key- the week-end. Why not invite them to a treat, of dramatic art, aa -well a:s professor KiKhth Krado—Elhic Hrctt. Virginia Attorney and Mrs. Athol C. Rce.s' Miv. Hfiywood's mother, Mrs. Charles port high school Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrn. Chariot C Schock Ilowcr, Mnry Silow, Jlclnn OlnaH, AlforiKO Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heu.ser and With your presence there it will be complete. of English at the university, gave a spohito. Alink Jjcpitk. Ik-rt Mitchell, Jy- have moved into their home on the K. Clark, over the week-end. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dern- talk on thu character of Lafayette. jih lih-kuinfT}, J'jlin Olvii'!:. cant bank of Lake LeffcrtP, near Warren L. Neu of Anderson, Intf., Mi KM Iâ belle Heuofcr rnotoied to berger are spending a week at Pine His talk covered the boyhood of La- The attendance was lower than State Highway No. 4. Mr. and Mrs. spent the fore part of last week in Washington, D. C, Friday week, to hurs.t. North Carolina. They are ex- at the GLOBE HOTEL fayette, hia courtship and \i\u Inter- usual the past marking period, due Rees have been residing with Mrs. town as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. see the inauguration of President pocted home Wednesday. During Roosevelt. They returned home on est in American independence, to- to a number of pupils being sick. Rees'a mother, Mrs. John P. Lloyd of Harrison G. Travis. their sojourn, Mrs. Adeline* Dern- gether with his close affiliation with Mrs. Hurna, the teacher of the first Main street. Sunday. berger of Belleville, Mr. Dernborger' and second grades, has been very Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craig and Saturday Night, March 18th. General "Washington during the Rev. Elijah F. Reed, pastor of the son William, Jr., are making their Miss Effle Baker entertained the mother, fa spending" the week with American Revolution, sick. Hhu ifj i«<:uperuling and It in FiraL Methodist church, in attending Tuesday Evening contract' bridge William -and Doris pprnbrr^rr, pxpeoted tliat bh** will be back at her home with Mrs. Craig's parents, Mr. ENTERTAINMENT, LUNCH and DANCE. John T. Lawlfy, president of the the annual sessions of the New Jer- and Mrs. Richard Erdrnan. club at the home of Mrs. James E. Mrs. Harry Rader and daughter Red Bank Board of Realtors, .'spoke duties soon. ,ey conference at Afahury Park. "Voorhecs last week. The hostess held Dorothy and Mrs. A. L. Wilson w F. Howard Uoyd, super vising Frank Bliss, Jr., who is a student on the plan of the board to inaug- The Watawan Girl Scouts held a at the Newark college of engineer- hi^h .score and Miss Bernice W. Clients of Mr. and Mrs. Vought of Tickets, - 75c a Person. urate a campaign for renovating the principal of the schools of Middle- bunco party Friday night in the Mid- Blown was second. , Moselle" Sunday. town township, visited the Fair View ing, spent Sunday at thn home of his interior and exterior of Red Bank way lire company's house on Wash- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. INCLUDING LUNCH. 100I a few CJEIVH ago and gave a ington street. Following the games Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Schock, homes in order to create employ- Bliss. Mr. and Mr?. John E. Laird and Mr. ment. The Rotary club gave its talk on "Jjincoln and Washington." prizes were awarded. Refreshments VVOMAX DRINKS POISON*. Music by Harold La Itos. Master of Ceremonies, Billy Turnier. On Tuesday morning of las=t week were served. Mi.s.s Pauline Parmh is in charge and Mir?. Joseph A. Dernberger mo- consent lo this plan, and Piîdint of the beauty parlor in her uncle' tored to Bayorme Sunday evening Under Management Jo« Tonilinson. Maurice Schwartz will select ten Ro- a moving picture of "The Legend of The Matawan A. A. basketball club Mm. Lillian Hamilton of Bridle Sleepy Hollow" was shown at the harbor shop, which is called the Tony where they were guests of MIPS Char- 11 tarians to assist in the formation of went down to defeat after an excit- Tourine Barber and Beauty parlor. lotte Batzfl at a dinner party. Wil Ended Life Monday, school, The profits will be used to ing game with the Keyport Coast Dancing Start* 9:00 V. M. Lunch Served 11:30 I". M. a general committee to make a run- Christian Koopman at Orange, William H. Tichenor, Jr., celebrat- Mrs. Lillian Hamilton, housekeeper va3s of Red Bank and immediate buy milk for pupils who are in un- Diamonds on the high school court vicinity to get people to pledge them- fortunate circuniHtanceK, here Wednesday evening, the score selves to have work don*;. being 19-20. Although Matawan put A representative of the Interna- up an excellent brand of basketball tional Correspond ence school pre- Matawan News. the Keyport club succeeded in com- j sented a plan relative to the Tlo.Uiry ing off the court with the honors. Cihn Hod Hunt; Uffrisfr can he bought Plans were discussed at the rnept- club sponsoring a scholarship. At in Miitawaii from J. T. Clov/es, 12S Main the clone of his romarkfs President street and Jucub moth- Herbert TraKt, Uavni Wilt-on, Harâict Kin*. er, Mrs. John A. Bauer last Saturday We've planned and looked ahead—to be rea4y for this great mo- Thiri! ffrade- Cynthlti Hnhnert. Rnt-e- decorations were pink and green week. Later in the afternoon the mary Kancll, J-Mwad JJMIUNU, Marie iaf!. Norrnn Ann Wickham, Priscilla Hutchinson Barto. Vera Kondrui-, Mary Siii'.ola. Ntt- ces Arrowsmith Miss Dorothy Del and Elizabeth Bauer. tie Stavola. Charles H. Yerger is on a business Sixth ifrade—Jtick VunKii',-,. Vniv.V LADIES' LADIES' A Buy ! GIRLS' Kerrhner. Donald Herman, L'rj-iJa EirtUh, trip to Cleveland, Ohio. Cherles Johnson. Mrs. Laura Mount of Silverton is | PUKE SILK PURE SILK PATCHWORK WASH Seventh Rraiic— Franren 1lu-t. Willinm Kwald, Conrctta I'U-naloro, 'Ihclrrui Kichtr, spending" several days in town this Stephen ("Iioenwond. week. Eighth srrnde—Knihti inc Lii'irJ:, J< > i Mr. and Mrs. David Martin and LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS -flc-each •ess* Fast Colors Full-Fashioned I-aco Trimmed FINE TERRY WASH CLOTHS gc each

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. We've been selling these clocks by the RAYON DRAPERY DAMASK"IZ thousands ot the regular price of 99c. GEM RAZOR & BLADE SIZE 73a8qtiilih's Mineral Oil ISo AT AN Guaranteed dependable. tlliS WOOk Only! You save 71c when you buy DOTROFFLED"CURTAINS~ this famoun new $1.00 Gem 75oDoan'B rills iOo Cushion Never needs winding or ^ Micromatic Razor 1 II). Ovnltino (ilic LOW PRICE MEN'S leactting. Black or //CQ_ 1 with 5 Gem Blades. 25cFcL'iinminl l(i<} FINE MARQUISETTE7Prain"or Fancy green. A. C. only. 25o]£x-Ltix _ _J llto 75uHaunio Ilenguo .i!H>. (10«IC«m _ 3l)c Kleenex Tissue HOcGrovn'H L. II. Q. RUFFLE CURTAIN^ GOODSTZZZI". 2Sc SIZE CUT .fl ^B Tablet* _ l!)c. TO 1 h 05(1 Mlnl.nl Bill', sfkijuii Snita _ r>:if. 1'ino WnrHfeds nnd (Iwiiofs; CURTAIN RODS777. S ll)«. itlruilKinati) Soilu ltllK'H, (ilOyS, IilllHllK. Home-Maid Candy Four Square. 2(W- 2&-LB. IJOX JVJVC IIBc lirimohcn Satin fl.'lu 1.26 Eno Halts 70o IT PAYS SEE Chromium plntcd cose, OUR shaped to fit Vhc wrist^ TO SHOP AT unbreakable crystal' PENNEY'S. Q WINDOWS. metal silver dial. - Mnde by the New 11 I RED BANK, N. J. Haven Clock Co. IHJU' 21-23 BROAD ST., Red Bank's Newest Dept. Store Page Four RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15,1983. Twenty-two Pastors Seven Birthdays PAINTING CONTRACTOR Girl Farmer to r •""•tins on In.ldo and Out.ldc Pain tine Are Transferred Celebrated Friday W«llhids P,|nt ln.|do and Lead wly wei 11ICfaoOS o This and Oil Outildc. Quit the &>il Clean Worhmapulilp. Best MnUrial Only. Twenly-tivo changes of pastors of Seven birthdays were celebrated by Alto Steeplejack Work. Methodist churches in tllo New Miss Carrie M. Thome Gets Po- s the H. T. Birthday club following the A Gay Little Hoii e Is Planned To Grow regular monthly meeting of the Mon- PAUL M. THOMPSON, Brunswick district, were announced sition With a Business Con- n l r s al tlie rinsing sessions of the 07Lh mouth county salon 59 of the Eight -?~£i . 5_ _ i'-' SEABRIGHT. N. J. annual cunfcrcnce at Asbuiy Park cern at New York—Big Ven- and Forty in the American Legion Monday. * due on Thorne Homestead. home on Broadway, Long Branch Friday night. Rpv. /v. T«, P.iir.er .succeeds Rev. Miss Carrie M. Thorne, -who is Mrs. Leroy Leish of Ocean Grove, .Alfonso Dare at the Red Bank Meth- Monmouth county'a champion girl president of the American Legion odist church. Mr. Dare being sent to farmer, is about to quit tilling the Eight and Forty, presided at the bus- CRI3HD CENTRAL PZtLACE * Mount Holly. | soil and move to New Yorlf, where iness session. Veterans' relief waa mnntn 20m to asm Hev. H. P. Folger succeeds Rev. H.ehe has taken a position aa a buyer reported lrom several sections of i W. Ka.-h of Senbnjrrit. Rev. J. D. for a large business concern. She the county, Mrs. Dudley Schaffer of 41 years experience -.iM.i'ti t,il>«" r;is — foil fii? .lrwl T n-. uf nniM»erv and ftv 'u take;; tlie Little Silver charge, expects to move to the city from her Red Bank reporting relief adminis- has taught the makers -, •...MIWK [iviriK room , lily 1 ieving Kev. N. M. Poff, who goes ancestral home in Holmdel township tered to four families at Red Bank, the latter part of thiB week. of Exide Batteries how ! 1 vn *-v>, TILT.. ,\ mi, irful.frapranl event- Don't rmss iu to t Me NewIleUl-NorUi Vineland food, shoes, coatfl, dresses and other 1 chavpe. Tlev. D. J). llnupy fôe.s to No male farmer in this county has necessities being provided. lira. to make a dependable Fj.:,,: :/!!.-!, TiT. dr..] Dinnt, ijl tJu: TcJ Qarticn. Calvmy church al ivtypon, sueceeci- worked harder or more efficiently Bertha Haberttlck. of Eelmar report- OPStiS MOHDJiy AT 2.00 P. M. inK Rev. F. B. Whitakcr. than Miss Thorne, Even in these dif- ed milk provldod one family and battery. It ha3 aho BtlLlf THEREaFTER. 1O.0O A-M.TO I0.3O P.M. Appointments made In Monmouth ficult times when it is almost impos- clothing, sweaters and underwear to taught them how to coumv are as follows: sible to make "both ends meet" on all members of a family of Beven. the farm, the girl farmer has man- Mrs. Jack Hey of Long Branch re- make a better battery aged to keep out of "the red." Her ported distribution of eight dreBscB. at a reasonable cost. AiL-lnhia—Kirh: Afb'iry I'l ••llnlliir,!. H, I.. Hn success has been due to a large de- four pairs of shoes, two overcoats I: St. K. 11. l.i aril.- gree that she has sold neurly all the and one suit during the month. A .Atla/ilir Hixhliinils—H. H. Ncl.le. products of her farm at her own layette also will be provided for. an TELEPHONE SERVICE S.niaul 11111. liny ]|™,l,—li. 0. Stull. l!,-ir.-r,l- .1. .1. M'- l<-~.\Vill!:im other causes besides the fortunate lo- CALL WX-3300 1 • .11.', Hi-rlii-rtsvillc—J. II. bers assisting Mrs. Carr are Mrs, i::' ,., \V:n.'icr Oil t.a-™.—. , - , - the precarious lives of the pioneers way and the Holmdel-Braduvolt tuau. The property was formerly part of and the Qremen are doing the work Conk, Mis. Ffird Vauôlu and Mr?. T)lU6 nut tlo ini!":'''!,.* «<->.1 t wfF3 of Monmouth county. The farm com- (ree of charge. Joseph Brust, were each presented Reids that r&tihC Irritation. Ijurr.lriir im,I 85c L : Btaic. AfUr upturn is about to ensue with resul- Representative Sutphin of Matawan panore, Mrs. Anna Goesch, Mrs. Anna four diiyH if not relievtil of "t'etliiu' iti, but practiced diversified farming, Guatin and Mrs. Eva Carr and inni^-htfi" KO hiick find KCt your money. raising truck, crops and engaging in tant increases in real estate values a resolution .supporting the program If you tic bothi-inl vi'h biHni'lir or ha and that this influenced him to make May for Mrs. B. Haberstlck and Mrs. dairying. of President Roosevelt for banking E. Donald Sterner of Belmar and \n,\m I'liuni'd from t,lii,ldi>r dimi'lcir ymi the purchase. The price was $1,550. reform and expressing confidence In [ire hound t,» feel Letter nftcr Hits .leiu.K. A It will be no new experience for Miss Dclores Ennis and Mrs. Jack I ing • -ami - • yo'j (ret v,nj.- ) i-i.';;l:*f hkep. I Tube Er-lwdr.nc NaMl J.1N " ' her to fill a business position at New any course the administration might Hey of Long Branch. i Thoniiti' iA'wi^, 11, >u-K J»1. un,t S'IWOL-'UI'B I BoitW Kphcdrinc Nine Drop* York. Her early training was forIt pays to advertise in The Recister. follow. I l'harmncy Buy BUKET.S Is ft heft feller. PtcE- Tt«uc HanJkerchreU such work and for a number of years she was an assistant glove buyer for 30c r.Oc Milk Sujrar—Merck .S7e R. H. Macey & Co. She is a daugh- I.SPH Malline Pn-rwiratintis .98e ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theo. PYoa. Kiuibarli ;incl SciHn Mixture....-J9< dore Thorne. Her father, who died 1.00 Bayrr's AHiiiin ...... -"><• BrroUs-It Inhalant ... ..^....-JJc represented Holmdel township as a .iry \'irk's \".ipi>Rub Me member of the county board of freeholders. Her mother died last Aug- )G ust at the home of another daughter, usHT Mrs. Vernon Grant, who lives In Mid- The Red Bank state Board dletown township, near River Plaza. USD By most Holmdel folka and by or Plain others who are best acquainted with $1.00 her Miss Thorne is known as "Pete." through its, MULTIPLE LISTING system provides the easiest way to sell your property. This waa a nickname given to her •35c".SizeÔmthieiits—cat to. ^>...'.. J when she was an infant. Her par- 'STic IVroxidi—Ki m. ..„.». 17< ents had several daughters at the How many persons whu have property to sell know the advantages of Multiple Listing Rrlicf for •JV Whili. Prtmlcum ic% 9c time of her birth and they had hoped their property ? • . ' :i.V Stop-Knf Itub-In Salvf 1»c that the stork on this occasion would IV Boric Arid—I oz ...» . ?e leave a boy. They had agreed upon _'V Analci'sic Itnlm the name of Peter if this should Yet every person who has property to sell should get acquainted with this system. MV Glycerine ami Kiwi- Wati-r »c prove to be the case. Elven though .">0f Cniiiphoralcil oil. „ 29c their hopes were not realized, they V Spint'i of rppnerniint. 2Sc did not entirely change their plans, It is tlie newest and best way of procuring buyers for Real Estate. as is shown by the fact that their daughter is much better known by 40c many folks as "Pete" than- by her Here is the way to do it: Go to any member of The Red Bank'Real Estate Board, list your* own real name. property with him and have him re-list it with all the other members of this Board. He For several years Miss Thorne operated the farm in partnership with will do this for you at once-and without further trouble to you. That then puts TEN Real her brother, Jay Thorne. Later she Estate firms in the position of offering and selling your property. Borir. Acid Ointment 1»c got the position of assistant glove 2-V Spuils ofCnmplior—2 ran. 1»c buyer for the Macy company. Her X"ic Tincture of Green Snnp 19c brother quit farming and moved to Under tlie operation of this listing system YOU PAY ONLY ONE COMMISSION, and 2Sc Pow.T)erod Alum—{full Pound.. ,16c Eatontown. About five years ago Xir Jivvcct Spirits of Nitre 19c Miss Thorne returned to the old that Commission is paid to the member with whom you listed the property for sale. Thus I.V. Frcnrh Chalk—I m. tk homestead and nho has operated It you obtain the services of TEN Real Estate firms working for you at no greater cost than IV Sennn Leaves 9c alone since that time. Her new po- .'Ific Arnm. Sp'ts of Ammonia—Z nz. 19c sition at New York is similar to that if you had only one firm trying to sell your property. 4 Fuller's Earth :'.: .11e which she formerly held in the city. 2SC $1.00 A few days ago the livestock, crops and farm implements on the home- At this time The Red Bank Real Estate Board finds it is necessary to revise its Listings and Syrtip of stead were struck off at auction. The Prices to meet the present day conditions. This Board is now procuring photo views of its sale was. one of the largest attended that has been held hereabouts this listed properties. As all listings and photo views are made for you free of charge we sug- winter and good prices were paid. gest that you call, write or phone to any of the following members of The Red Bank Real ^.V .Sulphur & Lrwim Tartw Lni.. .17c George H. Roberts of .New Mon- Estate Board—TODAY: I 00 Rod Clowr Ton ir 47c mouth was the auctioneer. A team I mi .Syrup SarsapnnlfA t4imp...,-.47c of horses was sold for $275 and two 1 fK\ rne Tonic . ^-...... 67c piiiKle horses brought $125 and $100, I 0(1 J'nliv Compounlf 67c Seventeen cows sold at prices rnnir- ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, 60 BROAD STREET. I '!•> f,li>rir (ron I'hosphntr. 79c ing from $47.SO to $25 and four hnil- ets fetched $14 to $12 each. Three HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 MONMOUTH STREET. M 00 Ou.ir.ir.icrJ shotcn sold al $1 efirh. A largo quan- tity of antique furniture was at tlie WILLIAM A. HOPPING, 8 LINDEN PLACE. FOUNTAIN SVR1636E of 12 homestead. This waa not titruck off but divided among the members of HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 LINDEN PLACE. 09 HOTÎH OOpLE GLYCERINE the family. HENRY F. HYLIN, 42 BROAD STREET. A. L. 1VINS AGENCY, 42 BROAD STREET. 'Genuine K-M Inl.inti or AJutts STAKS IN NlilV SHOW. LAND & LOAN CO., 12 MECHANIC STREET. JlojfPr Tryor Appnariiifr In i'Jay at ELECT riiilmiclphlu. JOHN T. LAWLEY, 10 MONMOUTH STREET. noger Pryor, who hns resided at WILLIAM T. PARKER, 54 BROAD STREET. I,ong Brunch for a number of years, I'M 'he lending part In a new show JOSEPH SALZ, 10 MONMOUTH STREET. entitled "A Trip to Preasburg," which opened at the Chestnut Street opera bouse at Philadelphia laat dirndl FEVER week.' Co-starring with Mr. Pryor, is Kalherine Wil:ee fthu- l)i it, who ill liiiikiiij: the New York "Ws Better To Be Sure Than Sorry" pitMi'iituliim through arraiiKimimt with living J«iidj2j£j^ | HED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15,1933. DECISION BKSKEVED. TINTON FALLS H0N0» BOM., w«r« on hind to prevent the flames 9 from doing damage. Judge Truax A>ks lawyers to Sub- A Veterans Auxiliary Pupils With Perfect Attendance B«o- Audrey Willis, daughUr of Mr. and mit Memoranda, ords for a Month. Mrs- 8. Vincent Wlllio, has recovered PUBLIC SALE At the oecond hearing before Judge Pupils of the Tlnton Falls public from glekness. Truax Jast week on a rule to show school with perfect records for at- A dance Is being planned for the —OF— cause why a new trial should not be tendance and punctuality the past benefit of the Community club. A granted for David Fearce, who was month are as follows: card party for the benefit of the club convicted of the murder of Hoy W. J-'irjit t'ra'Ie - Fred Cimitio, Jacob Diehl, will be held next Tuesday at the Potts, a hotel manager at Asbury Rlrhnrd Htndrlekion, David Jaokoon. Her- home of Mrs. August J. Miller. Dairy Cattle? Horses man Hitiaii, Harold Shomo. Harry Soden, River Plaxa houses are in demand Park, In September, 1931, James Iîuia Acox. Jean Williams, Oculla Plum- Ward, colored, inflated that Ernest mer. by renters. A number of tolks from Jackson, wMo was acquitted on a ] Second and third itradea—Jed Boyce, Red Bank and other places were and Implements ' J'hilip I'ira. Gf'Jrtfp Binaco, George Clay, here last weelc looking for vacant similar charge, was shooting crap in jjohfi CnddK lti.y Sodi-n, Caroline Clark, a gambling house at Aebury Park at | Irene CuMit, Uoiothy Caddib, Kulh Uiehl, houses. The number of such places By JOHN W. CRAWFORD, the time the murder toolc place. SLITJ Talcricii. is smaller than the demand. 1 'Ihird and fourth (trades —Philip Binaco. Fearce claimed he was -with Jackson Jam.- I'ni.nim, JuMua Portland, Booker The firemen held a clam chowder On the Crawford Farm, Holmdel, N. J., all that night. It was largely on the ',.-i'lm.<, (."o.-;:e fjei/oan. William {JiiflHha, supper last night at the flrehouse, testimony of Ward and Eugene Reed (W-oiiTt Ki.timcri, Anthony Monzo, William under the direction of William Stobo. Mo.,10. ltalph VorhetR. Harry White. Ken. that Jackson' was acquitted. At the ix-'h kiuvr-, Adeline Linaco, Ilo»o Binaco. Mrs. Addlson Sanborn and Mrs. L. conclusion of the hearing last week Hi-atrirc Clay. Lillian Diehl. Jean Farley. P. Stout spent, part of last week SATURDAY, MARCH 25th, 1933, Judge Truax aaid he was not strong- Kai'hiit 'i>inna Kiahnert, Mabel entertained Mr. and Mrs. Copeland state tested for T. B. Three farm horses, 150 chickens, 3 turkeys, 3 potato Every.day is the day 11I17.. .ShirleKhirk-y Taylor, EveliEvelinl a Williams, JoMci.liine William*. Kell of Little Silver one day last bodies, Emerson potato digger, Aspinwall potato planter, MeCormlck mow- Seventh and eighth Kradeu—Emily Co- week. ing machine, potato duster, 3 Planet Jr. cultivators, Ford truck. Ford to expect and GET FIBE IN TWO BUILDINGS. ver'. Lillian Fisher,- Elizabeth Forlmnd, Miss WahneUah Crate and Miss tractor, double disc, M *eker harrow, Oaborue 'grain harvester, Ofiborao Kn'(; Cuul(,n, Arif.ie Had. 'l'ekhi Krahnert, Rita Tinsman,'who attend Trenton !(• h McCormii-k. Audrey Morris, Maggie corn harvester, plain harrow, miscellaneous toola and equipment too num- beautiful flowers at Early Morning Blaze at I-ong Branch iin»oii. Elizabeth Shult*. PatBy Binaco, state teachers' college, spent the erous to mention, 10 tons of hay, 500 bushels of corn, 5 tons of straw, a Causes Losa of $«,000. Hen 'l:irk. i'enrorte ("ooiier. 1'homaH Far- week-end here. lot of house furniture. 1 Jnlm (iordon. Hnlph Hendrickson, Er- FranK Berardi's. Orig- Fire which broke out shortly after ne-'- Kiahr.ett, Jerome liccd. Vincent Reid, , Mlsa Ester Decker was home over three o'clock Thursday morning fVott. Howard Voorhcer, Gerald the week-end from Bloomfleld, where TEBMS:— Twenty-five dollars and under, cash; over twenty-five inator and grower. swept through the Strauss and Sco- Bhe is a teacher, dollars, a credit of six (6) months will be given with good security. bey buildings at Broadway and Lib- Mrs. Daniel Sullivan has returned erty street. Long Branch, causing, a Tinton Falls News. to Golfs Neck after having spent GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. You'll enjoy a visit to loss of $5,000. The Kaminsky shoe most of the winter' with Her daugh- McCLEES and GRIGGS, ClerkB. store in the Scoboy building suffered Two plays, one relating to good ter, Mr». John Kaney. our greenhouse. the greatest loss, Mrs. Leo Kaminsky sportsmanship and one to good clt- stating that their loss was $3,000 to izenhlup. will be given by the pupils It pays to advertise ID The Register. JOHN W. CRAWFORD. stock alone. The other side of this of the public school Friday night, building -was occupied by Irving April 7th. The profits will be used Mendelsohn's stationery store. The to buy uniforms for the members of run i* *!: fire barely reached this part of the the school football team. 17-KRIOE RO.NCOR RUHJTDHRP building. The Strauss building con- Seven members of the newly or- 1 VHONC KEO ttaNHJ5«s; sisted of the StrauHS Style shop on ganized fire company made a trip to the first floor and two vacant apart- Hih'htstown Friday to inspect a fire ments above. apparatus which it is proposed to buy for nrefighting purposec. The MAUDE KYAN. members of the delegation were Wel- lington Wilkins, Jr., Theodore Plllls, Veterans of Foreign Wars and their ings from neighboring sections were David Scot>, George Withey, Sr., auxiliaries from all parts of, the state, S'ate Councilman Anthon VValzack George Withey, Jr., William Plllis gathered at Keansburg Saturday from the department of New Jersey and Wilbur Springsteen. week for the institution of a ladies' V. F. W., County Commander Mike auxiliary to the Keansburg post. Klovack from Middlesex county, Janet Scott, daughter of Mrs. Sar- We have seventeen thousand bags of Certified Garden of .jWith the eBcort of the Sharkcy post Past County Commander Milton ah Scott, and George Doerr, who drum arid bugle corpu of South Am- Gunman- of Perth Amboy, Junior lives with his grandmother, Mrij. the Gulf Brand Number One Cobblers, Mountains, also Certified boy, the new members of the auxil- Vice County Commander Thomas J. Catherine Farrell, are improving iary were escorted to McDonald's ho- McGrath of Monmouth county, Coun- from scarlet fever. Number Two Cobblers due Port Newark, Tuesday or Wednesday tel from the post rooms. At the ho- ty Liason Ollicer John Grogan of A card party for the benefit of tel the ceremonies were under the Red Bank, Margaret Olsen, • past Riverview hospital of Red Bank was of next week., directions of State Officer Maud Ry- county prenl'lent, Middlesex ,county held Friday night at the home of an nf Atlantic City, assisted by a auxiliary; County Chaplain Louis Mrs. Wellington Wilkins by the Tln- degree team from VVIIHH Gale post Bracco of Manasquan, Post Com- ton Falls auxiliary of the hospital. If your order is not already placed •with us, let's have it, auxiliary of Atlantic City mander Thomas J. ileagher of Red Mrs. Harry Covert was a vlsltoi After mustcrfng in the members Bank, Commander F. Olsen of Perth at Asbury Park part of last week. arid get your seed delivered direct from the steamer to your farm. of the auxiliary Mrs. Ryan admin- Amboy, Auxiliary Pre.;identfl Mrs. F. Mrs. Thomas Calandrieli„ o and her istered the oath of oillce to the fol- Estell of Vcrnon Brown auxiliary,' children spent part of last week with lowing officers of the new auxiliary: Red Bank; Mrs. Roland Morris of relatives at Red Bank. Margaret Spencer president, Kath- the Manasquan-Brielle auxiliary. We also have on hand ready for immediate delivery, Cer- . TO MAKE SAVING EASIER. arine Young senior vice president, Posts represented by delegations tified New York State Cobblers and Mountains, Certified Maine Agnes EUefRen junior vice president, were Rummcll .post of Newark, Wil- Colt's Neck News. To make saving easier, keep a Kathryn Welgler treasurer, Alice lis Gale'bl Atlantic City, Vernon A. i Cobblers and Mountains; all of which were bought when the- Dilks secretary, Clara Olsen chap- Brown of Red Bank. E;;an of Perth A coating of gravel has been placed budget and expense book. Set lain, Rose Doyle conductress, Anna Amboy, Daley of Asbury Park, Shar- near the bridge at Jake's Hollow, on Mead guard, Mathilda Glass patri- key of South Amboy 'and Manasquan ihe Scobeyviile-Phalanx road. The market was considerably lower than the present market. It will down every week or every month otic instructress, Cecelia Geperty, and Brielle. hill at this'place has been made less Naomi Judson colon- bearers, Nellie __ , steep by the change. The work was be to your interest to see us before buying. how much you will deposit to your Brown historian. The de-Eroe team under the direc- Desmond and and yan was composed of done b wmiam credit at this Bank. A growing Mrs: Mathilda Glass, a Gold Star tion of Mrs. Ryan wasi composed of vVarren Snedeker. mother, presented the auxiliary' with Jane Kurtz. May Burkholdcr, Betty The Boy Scouts basketball team account with this Bank will make a Bible on behalf of the Gold Star Glens-inner, Clara Bolton, Eva York, was defeated by the Shrewsbury rnothers of the county. Mrs. Spencer Mary O'Keafe. Rene Yahn, Louise scouts in a game at this place last j you prepare for emergencies and presented the honored griest to the Kean and Maud Anderson. week. The Colt's Neck troop will be gathering. Among those present who In closing the ceremonies Com- re-regiatered at its next meeting establish your credit. Bpoke were National Councilman C. rr*.nder Richaid Spencer expressed and it is expected that several new W. Gilfnour, who brought the greet- thanks to all who assisted in the members will join. ' . ROONEY & ELY CO., Inc. 3% Interest Paid on ings of the national organization; institution of the ladies' auxiliary. Several residents of this place at- County Commander L. V. Shepper Mrs. Kyan was presented with a tended the funeral of David Wallace Savings Accounts. of Monmouth county pledged the co- beautiful basket of flowers by the. of Ruroson, formerly of Colt's Neck, Englishtown, N. J. Marlboro, N. J. operation of all members of the Vet- auxiliary in appreciation of her Co- last week. Among them was David erans of Foreign Wars and the aux- operation. | Tumidalsky, who was named for Mr. iliaries to the new unit, and to the After tho installation a buffet sup- Wallace. The latter and Mr. Tumid- veteran _ movement in Monmouth iasky's father, Felix Tumidaisky, county. Others who brought greet- per was served at the post home .•ere neighbors a number of years. Main street. Dancing followed.' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace acted as god- BROADSTREETtoNALBANK father and godmother for David Tumidaisky at his confirmation. Finance Company Paul Morehouse Miss Gladys Weir returned on Sun- day from a visit of two weeks at Office Held/Up Nabbed At Brooklyn Philadelphia. _>---y Atlantic grange was largely repre- A lone bandit held up the, office Paul B. Morehouse, former secre- sented -at a meeting of the county force of the Personal Finance cor- tary and manager of the Keyport grange at Freehold Saturday. poration In the Electric building Auto sales company, was arrested at I The first and second basketball at Asbury Parft" shortly before nine Brooklyn last week and was held in teams of the Young Men's Christian o'clock Friday morning and made oft" $10,000 bail Thursday by Judge Har- association of Oolt's Neck on their with $297.50, which he took from the ry Truax at Freehold on charges of home court last week defeated the cash drawer. The man wore shabby fraud. He pleaded guilty to twenty first and second teams of the Gar- clothcn and appeared to be about 25 indictmentts lli embc-zzli'meni field group of Freehold. Tonight the years old. Before the holdup lie came and fraud in into the office and made application connection with the Colt's Neck teams will play at home for a small loan. While the papers sale of cars on which there wr-re lien against Red BBank k andd tomorrow were being prepared he left hut re- claims. The complainants include night they will play at Freehold. turned in a few minutes, this time residents of Keyport who purchased Mrs. Harry Bacher of Jersey City with a gun in his hand. He asked the cars and'perônd from whom lie is making a stay with her son, Wal- where the cash was kept but as no is alleged to have embezzled the lace Bacher, and her husband was one made a move to get the money funds. The list of indiutnii'iils alsu here Sunday. he walked behind the counter and charge him with having passed two Mrs. Daniel Sullivan has returned threatened to force the men to re- worth]i:->-.s checks amounting to $296, to Cost's Neck after having spent move their trousers. Miss Ann which wire cashed by the Keyport part of the winter with her daughter, Oakes, the cashier, volunteered to banking company. Mrs. John Kaney of River Plaza. show him where the cash was. The On the windy days of last week robber scooped up all the bills in the sand filled the atmosphere at this drawer but scorned all the change MAN SEKIOUSLV BURNED. place to such an extent as to re- except one fifty-cent piece. Edward „„.. ., , „ „, . , semble a fog. Autoists had to slow W. Walton is manager of the oillce. SAFEGUARD your dollars Believed toWit Havh eCigarette Started ;Fire In Car down and > some ca3e3 to come t0 Obadiah Peterman of West Long a stop. Housewives had busy times SUED ON THREE NOTES. Branch was seriously burned early inin" sweepinthroughg crackout sans and thad crevicet was sblow andn when you buy fuel last Wednesday morning while sit- ' through door openings. Considerable Long Branch Official and Banlcer ting in his automobile. It is be- plowing was done last week and the Are .Made l>eii'ndantb. lieved that ho went to hw automo- sand swirled across the fields in Commissioner and former Mayor bile thinking that, the fresh air would ' dense clouds. J, William .Tones and J. Harry Dav- make him feel better as he had pre- The missionary society of tho Re- insist on<*blue coal' viously cumplulued uf fueling ill. Theformed church will meet at tho homo is, president of the closed Citizens' National bank of Lon&" Branch, are fire is believed to have been started of Mrs. Garrelt W. Buck thi3 after- pump type EA5Y WASHER UYING coal used !o be an out and American homes for over fifty years. defendants in a suit on three notes by a ciaareltu. Tho blaze was dis-noon. B out gamble. You never knew But now—so that you can know and brought by the receiver of the bank. covered by his brothPr, who rushed Joseph Lefferson is having the In- until you started to burn it whether sec that you are getting.the best— It is charged that three notes for to his n^.si^tancr-. relnrman was tak-! terior of his house redecorated. with the new coal was good or bad. But nowadays this fine anthracite is coloifd a dis- ?l,500 each were prepared and sinned en to the Long Branch hospital. For Miss Mabel Willett has a new Pon- you can buy coal by brand just as by Jones after he had agreed with many years he has mr-uir u livinjv ns tK'tc coach. tinctive blue—unmistakably branded Davis that rentsj from the Mayfair a horscshoer and blacksmith for polo Rev. F. Alvin Langwith, pastor of you buy coflfee or toothpaste. When for your protection. apartments at Bradley Beach were ponies. the Reformed church, is preaching EASY No-Slip Safety WRINGER you buy 'blue coal' you know be- 'blue coal' responds instantly on to be used in paying off the notes. a scries of sermons on "The Cross." forehand that you're going to get His subject next Sunday will be "The freezing mornings—burns steadily and Jones claims this agreement was COUNT!" BONDS SOLD. the finest anthracite mined. completely—sending clean, healthful, made with Davis as president of the Disciples' CroHS." Improvements on former features, plus startling new inventions, add time-, uniform heat to every room with bank. Both are directors in the Austin Buck, son of Mr. and MrB. "blue coal' is not something new company which owned the apart- New York Concern Tillies $55(1,(1(10 Alfred Buck, hns finished a course money- and labor-saving conveniences to this new Easy Washer that make it or untried. It's the very same D. L. the least attention. Phone your 'blue ments. Worth at $!>!) per ¥100. of study at the Radio Corporation I truly amazing value at its remarkably low price. & W. Scranton and Wtlkes-Barrc coal' dealer today. Put in a supply At a hearing before Judge Truax The freeholder.; last week sold of America institute at New York. anthracite that has been doing a per- of 'blue coal' and cnioy real heat- $55,000 worth of tax anticipation The Reformed church has pub- Easy Saftly Switch protects motor »n4 ing satisfaction all winter long. last week the court snid Davis had New No-Slip S,t/ety Wringir of Exclulive fect heating job in thousands of exceeded his authority in permitting notes to be issued in the form of lished a calendar and budget account Easy design. Equipped with new hair- fuiei. such an agreement. He reserved bonus of $1,000 each to Schnitzel- & book entitled "Blessings from the trigger Safety Release—that throws rolls Hear final decision to permit counsel to Company of New York. Tlio'iinlps,- Windows of Heaven." Anyone wish- wide apart on contact—even without your Large Rubber Ciiltrt—Quiet, rust-prod file memoranda. were sold at $»() and arc to bear in-' ing this book can obtain It at the easy on floors ind floor-coverings; N. D. C. Red Nctwoik lereat at the rate of six per cent. church or by applying to Rev. F. p«rionit mention. Positive gear drive of Every WED.,8:30 p. m. County Treasurer C. AK;I I-'inri.-in Alvin Langwith, the pastor. Mk rolls eliminates the slipping, stilling . tintitht and excessive weir on clothes so often larger Capacity through iis bigge? JuB 'blue coil' Radio Revue WOMEN KEPUUl-KANS. I old the freeholders! he had .-rpplierl Misis Ciitherlne. New, who Is n and larger agitator with increased rao4<) Columbia Network 'Hue coal' to the state treasurer for the needed trained nurse, hn.q returned from encountered in che«p "hind-mc'down" of action. Every SUN., 5:30 p.m. Better lieatfor less money linjtod Clubs to Hold Aniiuiil,Alccl- fund.-; bill lhi:i nllicinl had only $lii,- Eatontown, where she attended a pa- wringer*. lng at Morgimville. 000 on hand. The money was needed tient, Easy Electric Pump emptiei til the water. Plus Eisy'i quiet. Homed jn'l iniulctcij Tho United Women's Republican to meet interest, charge:! due March RED BANKr-Fi-od D. Wlkoif Company FAone: BS1-6S2 lMh. No h««ry buckets IO lift—no w«t feet or power plant—Emy bemuty of design-and 10 Wool Front Street clubs of Monmouth county will meet. mejiy noori. color—Easy quality construction. Friday afternoon, March 17th, at the River Plaza News. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS:—Harold Coal Company rUono: 138 Morganvlllo flrehoiiso on the Muta- Contractor AMIIS for Delay. . M. L. Mnnmiei & SOIL wan-Frooliold road. Luncheon will S. J. Wlngale, receiver for tho The r>00 club met at thu home of. Buy now—on the easy payment plan we offer for your convenience, EATONTOWN:—Henry Allen Company. Ilia Phono Eat 49. bo served at one o'clock und the an- James A. Furry conipiiny of Atlantic MI-H. William Kaney lost Thursday. nual meeting will follow, which Is City, conlnu'toi-M for dredging tin- First, prize wenl to Mrs. Benjamin H. SKA BltlGIIT:—G<>o. W. Elliott Si Co Ocfinn Avciiuo Phone: 14 Cruti:, Jr., and second prlzo and tho John \V Naughton. Prop. • scheduled to begin at lmlf-piuil two Slunk river yailil basin, liasi asked o'clock. Stain Hennlor ClinrluR 10. for un extension ,,t (l . |i ,. limit for heart prize were awarded to Mrn. Loizenux of Union will be tlio guc'it u m (,eoie;e Kaney. Mru. Kdwurd 11. 1 ciunpli'liiui ami HI.'.O ;,H)U-;I lin- bor- H«itlei'i;oii(l received tin, consolation JERSEY CENTRAL far oilier lilim coal' dulm tomiiH your tloiillkd liltphim directory uojir th< kiadl>| of *blu» coul' HpeakG! . Tho luncheon will be .'iervctl mi(!h to waive tin: pi'lially of $21) ,i under tho direction of Mrs. W. K. prize. Tho e.lub will meet, at tho home day for non-complellon in the speci- nf Mr;:. Ciuorgo Kaney Thursday, Pronton of Matawnn: A failure of fied time. Power and Light Co. Shrewd, careful buyers read The Register's Class- the program will be the nnnunj elec- March 161 h. tion of officer.') and hearing of nn- The Hcd .Bunk Register- traveln Victor JiiUneB, son of Mrs. Marie Special Terms, $5 Down, this month only. ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller *"ho minl rnpoi'ln. Mrs. (iprnlrlinn I,. over every rarest in town and every BiiineM, is .sick with mumps. A Thompson of r.inrrriM, prrxlilenl nf rnad in the county, lvt it miry your Denrl f;';i:-:! mi Ihe nicad'iw.'i lit tin' wants to sell and the buyer who wants to buy. the organization, will preside. rne;i:ia;;e to Um:ic wlm live nn llioiiu font cif llubliiiid avemlr wn.r; burned thoroiu:hfarii«.—AdvurLUiunant. our-, niL'hl. laut u/oek. Thn llrcmen RED BANK BEGISTEH, MARCH 15,1938.

took part in the plays were Anna Louisa Kohlenbush, Mrs. Valerie store at Tinton Falls., Plans were SHERIFF'S SALE. SHERIFF'S SALE. SHERIFFS SAIX. By virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to me di- Smith, Mrs. Elsie Wright, Mrs. Mar-dfpeussed for the coming: baseball By virtue of a wilt y( fi. fa. to me dF- By virtus of m. writ of fl. fa. to mi di- Atlantic Highlands Beier, Irene Mortenson, Emma Fian* rected Issueued outu uff the Courur t Ott Chan-a rected, issued out of ihv Court oi Chan- season. Officers for the year are Gctod, iusued out ot the Court of Chan- nagan, Vcrnon Edwards, Latimer jarot Liming, Mrs. Helen King, Mrs. cery of the Stato of New Jersey, will be cery of the State oof f JJ JJerseyey,, will he cery of tbe State of New Jeieey, will b« Neale, Ralph Bruder, Herbert NeaJe, Lida Werner, Mrs. John Scbieber, George Gramer captain, William exposed to sale at nublic vendue on p d to salle att public vendued , on exposed to eule at imblic vendue on The li t Bunk Kcjri MONDAY, THE 27TH DA* Of WAjtCH, MONDAY. THE 20TII DAY OF MAItCH, of Edward William, John Scott, Ed- Mrs. Ellen Olsen, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Pillis manager, Fred "Wood secre- MONDAY, THE 27TH UAY OF MARCH, in Ath.i' 1 !io 1033, l'J33. ;,er thousand us compared mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of irnoutfi, Ne« Jersey, to aatlufy a de- Beier and Mrs. Stokes, vocal solos giiret Quast, Miss Esther Letts, A.,-C. Sunday afternoon. :rce of aatd Court amounting to approxi- | with J-10.59 last year. SJ1.61 in li'31 miid court amounting to approximately mately $3,182.00, by Herbert Ncalc, Veronica Bauer Quast, Mrs. Harry Letts, Mrs. Flor- 52.390.U0.. 1 $SooT and 542.7-1 ill 1!W. This year's rate Miss Marie Colburn entertained 1 All the following tract or parcel of land and Edward Seidel and an accordion ence Adair and Josephine Desia. An All the following tract or parcel of land iind premises hereinafter particularly de- Ail that certain lot, tract or parcel of From M,,nni.,"O. French , ..ses-j is the lowest .-ince l«i. Mayor John Friday afternoon in honor of the and p re mi HCH hereinafter rartlculorly de- land and prcmiues hereinafter paitlculiirly m solo by Marie Hagemeyer. A basket "open house" card party will be held rlbed, altunte, lylriR and beiiiK in the cribed, nitnate, lyin d being in the ninth birthday of Jean Cotton, scribed, niluute, lying and belnj? in the oroutfh of lied Bank, In tho County ot on in th.' Wf-t JndiPP. coinea a | R. Snedt-ker considers the reduction Saturday night, March 25th, at the tlorouifh of Lit tie Silver, In the County of of flowers was presented to Mrs. Ken- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Uoruugh of lied Bank, in tho County of Mcnmouth and State of New Jersey. ... 22 for postage! a remarkable achievement and pre- Monmouth and State of New Jereey. de- Monmouth and State ot New Jersey. flood of :• neth Metnert, who directed the playa, headquarters on Bay avenue. Bridge, Beginning ot a point in the westerly BeRinninK at the center of a concrete 'diir. [diets a further cut in the tax rate Cotton. Decorations were in green scrlhed an loliowa; end 11 for ]•.•? by Mrs. Raymond Geary, president bunco and pinochle will be played, line of Shrewsbury Avenue at the north- momimenl utandlnv in the aoutheriy line with a large birthday cake placed All that certain lot, tract or parcel of east corner of the lot conveyed by Lucy I'lllv dcFipn? nrc next year. Tlic nmniupal tax lor of the Epworth league. land and premiseH, hereinafter particular- of Pinckney road •which monument h the 1 in the center of the table. Among" A. Hoffmlre to SIIHBH C. Houghton, thence northeiist corner of other land owned by •Used The po-l^M'-d" ' values—5, | this year is $1.40 perthousand as ly described, situate, iyinpr and hmlng in north ueventy-four degrees and thirty- anrui»jily of Ldon G. Ewlna 2.'.. 75 and !>0 Avenue; thence (4) Eautwardly ulong the Book 1232 of deeds on pag« 90. members, of the lodge enjoyed a twice its present width. at thth e homh e of MMr. and Mrs. Eugene anil Lizzie L. Ewin«, \\\b wife, et aln., centime and the north side of Sunset Avenue, fifty feet to cepting out of the afoTcHuid tract of A new club known as the Tip TopLayton. the place of heKinninu. taken In execution m the suit of Wflijam 8 and 10 franc; spaghetti supper, with meat balls, the. following deBcribed land and II. Law**. Jr.," und Mildred J. Uiwes, find cooked by Joseph Ferarro and Mi- club has been organized at the home Miss Evelyn Craft, will entertain Seized no the properly of Willard Law- premiaes heretofore conveyed by Alida M. year, tt ux., el ain.. taken in execution nt to be wold hy the p;,l.>ri\ ™,(i|lac] Mani(,rapso. Friday night the ot Miss Cora Bailey. The ten char- members of the Just Pals' girls' club VanNeaa and (iuy H. V«nKe»n. her hun- the I. the unit of Lanydon P. Norton, mid to be hand, to Lcnlilu M. Jaudy nnd Ferris <'•. IIOWAItt) HEIfJHT, Sheriff. *' ^ I fr.nr new members mentioned above ter members are Miss Bailey, Mrs. Friday evening at her home. told liy •ir. I'll- Jaudy, husband and wife, by deed boar- j ")nled FehniHvy 15. loss. were Riven lhe second decree at a Emma Hooper, Mrs. Fred Hess, Mrs. Edward Bough ton has recovered HOWARD UFACHT. Eheriir. hie date Murch 7th. 1928. anil recorded iinl 20 franc, Hated February 17th, 1»33. in the Monmouth Cuunty Clerk'n office In mori'mx at Perth Amhoy. A delega- John Mohrbeck, Mrs, George Liming, from a recent illness. (•19 J2O.6H ii th. md li? centirne Rosenberg, Ho a 8 & King, Sol'm. Book 1428 of DcedB. on page 361), and tion of twenty members from this Mrs. Mary A. Parker, Mrs. Valerie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langendorf of (H 1.) $21.42 described an follows: i Irnnc Smith, Mrs. William Hinde, Mrs. A.New York spent the week-end with AlAll that certain lot, tractt or parrepar l of NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT lie printed on place, nttendptl the exorcises. amps M. Robertson and Mrs. Ellen Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Langendor/. SHERIFF'S SALE. land and premlfles hereinafter partic larly Estate nt Kayrnond HunKland, deceaied. orange, for Severn 1 hours after the earthquake described, nituate, lyin^ and beinir Meetings are held Wednesday nights. A two-car garnge is being con- SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue i»[ a writ of fi, fa. to me ill- . . _ . - ... i the Notice in hfrei.y KIVCII that th» nc- ir. California, Hnwaiil Manning re- rcclud. ii*au«4 out uf thp Cour" t o"f Cha" n Hh . off lilied BBankk , i n tthh eC County of countu of the Hubncriljern, burviviuir truc- ! foi die If post- By virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to me di- ceived a telegram from his parents, Some of the business people have structed on. the property of Thomas cciy of the Slate uf Nc -sey will he Monmouth and State of New Jerney. tceH of the tHtiite of Bald deceased, will Carney. Thomas Stout, of Eatontown _cted, iflRiied out of the Court of Chan- IJeKinninjj: at a point in the westerly be audited and stated by the SurroKntc .nf Mr. and Mi s. William Manning of resorted to bartering due to the scar- cery of the State of New Jersey will bo exposed U> nale at public vendue, on is in charge of the work. MONDAV, THE 20th DAY OF MAIICH. lino of. Hhicwshury Avenue, at the north- the County of Monmouth and reported (or Lontf Branch, assuring him that city of cash, One man on Monday osed to sale ut public vendtie on eaat corner of the lot conveyed hy I,oui*a RcUlement to the Orphans Court of naid Carol Ford entertained on Saturday they were uninjured. gave a banket of clama for three duck MONDAY. THE 27TH DAY OP MARCH. licLwvun thi: hotira of' 12 o'clock ond 5A. IIotTmire to Hunau n CC.. Houghton: tti County, an Thurwlujr tho teythrtwenty-thirdd n celebration of the thirteenth 1933, (1) north Bcvcnty-fouy r srct anndd thirtthirtyy - duy of March. A. D. 1B33, , at whichi h tlma Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swan loft this eggs and two bottles of beverage. o'clock (at l! n'clocli) in the afternoon of birthday of Julia McCarrori. The etween the hours ot 12:00 o'rlock and naid day, at tho Court House in the Bor- nini e minutefit l went andd along thh e nnlldd for f - aiipllcation will ho madade' fo' r the allow- morning for their home in Manila, The Highlands Girl Scouts will 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) in tho after- merly IIuiiKhtun line, two hundred eighty, ance of rommiiitiiorin nnd COIIIIBCI fees, party was held at the home of Miss miKh of KreohuM, 'County of Monmoulh, a Ctrl* their four" inunih*' visit here hold a jig-saw sociable March 28th. noon of said day, at the Court House in New Jrrsuy to satisfy a decree of said five feet to the North Khrcwnliiiry Hivcr; tinted February 7th, A. U. 1938. Ford, which was decorated in pink (he Borouffh of Freehold, County of Mon- thenco (2) bettimiliiK at,'nin at the afore- during1 the illness and death of Mr. ' Mrs. Robert Wecker and son Rob- court amounting to aiipruximutL-ty ?7,G6'J. JOSEPH C, IIOAflLAND, and yellow. There were games and mouth, New Jerncy, to satisfy & decree of said be«inninic point, and runiil h ltumBun, N. J., ert of Bay avenue, Mrs. Emil Aufleri said Court amounting to approximately M Swan's mother, Mrs. Edward B. refreshments. PORTER HOA(;LANU. of Cornwall street and Mrs, Fred 53,012.00. r Swan. The return trip to Manila will JtumKon, N. S.t If A L Mohr of Valley street have arrived Members of the Lincroft fire com- All the following tract or parcel of (and SurvlvliK TruatecB. consume 52 days, and will be via a.nd prcniineH hereinafter parti HI In rly ile- home from Florida. NOTICE OF INTENTION. Germany. pany were called to extinguish a Rcribtd, iiituate, Jyintr and beinf? in the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN: I There was a large turnout at the fire last Thursday night at the Lin- Borou«h of 'Euiontown. in the County o[ TAKL NOTH'K, that the ordinance About. 200 members of the Holy Monmoulh, and State of New Jersey, imd Stale of Nf IIIIC One ami the If do services Sunday at St. Andrew's Epis- croft Estates on the Tinton Falls nnd distinguished «' Lot Number 1'orly- heitin'after ret forth wan introduced nX m. lllc lf 10 Name society of Kt. A^nes's church, known and ciesignnted a3 lota Nos. One fifty feet more or ienn, and nlonu the var-trtfteiirtK of thf Muynr nnt} ('uunt-H ot - th* the 10f and a mccn '"'' - -"on copal church. It was the first ser- road. The tire started in the brush Hundred and Ninety-nine (199) and Twouix, on ihu Map euLitli'd, "Map of Family ious course of the North Shrewsbury including the junior . members, re- l'nrk, In th« Homuf-h of Rurason, New Jer- UarouKh of lied Bunk held March* Clh, of the ulla-i values are printed on vice in the main part of the church of the undeveloped part of the es- Hundred (200) as nhown on a certain Uiver, to th« cndin« ixjint, of ihe funt I»:j:s, and it \s\\\ come up for final p»nn- ceived Holy Communion a body map known as "Locust <"irove Estates" in sey, property of DaKun Parmly," made course. lighight prim, ppin k andy yello tates but no attention was paid un- tu:o at the litAt ifffular inotiiine oi mi'l since the interior has been remodeled. the Borough of Hutontown,' County of May liU. lllî, by Ucorge U. Cooper, C. AUo oil thone certain lots, trnrta or .Latvia, which Mandds none loo well at lhe eight o'clock mass Sunday E., nnd which miip in filed in the office Mtiyor and Council, to bt* ht-id at the The alterations have made a great til late in the evening when Mrs. Monmouth and State of New Jersey, parcels of land and [)rtmlfle» hereinafter DOI-UUKII Hull Marrh 2'ilh. 11133. at eisht •with Lolk>rtiiis these days, plans to morning. Following ihe nuiss the drawn nnd made by J. W. Scnmiin'A; -Sons, of the Clerk of siiir] County of Moumouth, r-jirticularly desrrlheii. shunt P. Ijinjr nnd improvement to the church. The Harry Walling of Phalanx telephoned nt Frt'thold. and which premiae^ is locntcd o'rlwk, I'. M., nt Mhirh time txud place n\l j=sur annilKi- rh-irity iôt, this one ' members adjourned to the school au- to Robert Cook, president of the C. E., of Long Branch, N. J., dated June, bclntc in the Townnhip of Middlvlown in pitTtit-h in inlert-t iir:d citizens of the Hur- work was done by Howard Stiles. 1928. on the c;irtt side of Lennox Avenue, AB the County of Monmouth and Ijltite of New in\ thr iK'iH'i'it of the "relief fund of i ditoiium. whore they were served a shown on XHUI Maji; ouwli of Jtcd Hituk v\ill have a^ opportun- 1 flro company. Cook called on mem-\, Prized ao the rropcrty of Aitn^ M. Jersey. ity to he heard. •d airmen." Kurh will bear ii., lireilkfasi. Kov. Fiithcr Cnllahan Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson was hos- perish bers of the company who put the MnttrTK. PI nl., tnKcn in execution (it. the UcKiunint; at a htukc in the cant nide of Firat Tra t: BeciniilnR nt R locunt po^.t A. E. SHINN, tess at last -week's meeting of the T^nnox Avenue, dihtunt fifty feet from a ntandini: ii Joseph Morrih's line on frjj- charsjc of ântimi in addition to'*' romplimentfd Ihr 1r\o\y Name So- flre out in half an hour with the aid Riiit of Chiirles Ix?\via and Henry Iliigqr- * Uuiuush Clerk. Trailers club. Those who -won prizes inan and to be sold by ir.onumcnt niui'l.iriK tlic jntcrKcotion of themerly tiler -jn W. Wentworth'H m/tthwe*l its face vniue ciety on their ^ratirying attendance. of brooms and shovels. cunt line JNiiTKi:i:TION AND THE liut liber Forty-five, one h und rod according n> Gm-U mytholufcy, " fiom Fitkin Memorial hospital. Year Ending December 31, 1932. line .rth eitfhty-nine end VOLUMK AND EXTENT OF' THCIK .'-ixty-ei^'ht feet lo a point; thence (3) USE; ItKfiULAXlN'I AN1> RKSTiUCT- tei-ptl too nc:ir tl-.c' sun with his • Rehearsals were started this week me roiiowinp is an ahstrart trom n report, of nudit prepared nnd uvibmitted by ClinilcR E. Colo, a Repintere nlunz the wcHtrrn ljountliiry line o' Lotthirty minute* _---. . even chains ami Accountant of Freehold, N. J., ihe complete copy of which in on file in the ollice of the Borough Clerk. ThThiis bummiu'y IB 1N<; THE W'i!!T( NL'MKEK- OF winpe of loathe!.-;-and wax and fell Number Twenty-nine, fifty feet in a link* to the place of in-Kin- for the minstrel show to be given published in accordance with the provifiionfi of Ch a liter -6S P. L. 1918. Containing 2 ar.d 49/100 acres. STORIES AND SI/.F, OK KUIUHN'.S imi-liieily direction to n point; thence (4) nine- AND OTHEK STItUl'TUKES. RE'iU- into liic :>d: ihn 3.-; oriinpp 'infl.'• ij fui the ijencfi* of Iho cnierrrr'nry re- K. S. BLACK. D tiloni; the southerly boundary 'lie ^ Jot J,ATJ.N<; AND KKSrn;n;TiN<; THE black, tho monument of the Latvian jjj[lf commiUeet Edmund F. Hart- EUZAHE'l'H I'. HUUIIS, " . Second Tract: Bt-Kinning at the norlh- Borough Clci V. Nunibcr rnrt>-iii»v«n, mie hunflrc*! nlxtv- I'KH (KN'TAliK OK LOT OCCUPIED, heroes* cemetery; the 10?, greon andl y u he show, will taiit t«i(\er of tlic buryinit (IMMITHI in for- corilj whn is ( irec ne t Balance Sheels—-Current Account. iKht feet in a weatcrly direction to themerly CyreniuB ThompBOn'a not thenfit coi- 'IHE SJ/X OI YAUDh. COUIlTii'ANIJ black, an aviators grave, and the -^ interlocutor. The show will take Dint of ReKinninK. c-omprinirifr the whole ner; thence north twelve deKrcen und fif- OTIiEK OPEN SPACES, THE DENS- a if lot number forty-nix us described on • ITY OK POPULATION: ,KEr;ULA'fINfi 20s, rose,and ^black, an f Sje^drop- j p]ace t)^ flrgt Wfiek jnAp m Increase teen minuteft weBt, four chainn and tcv- he above m»i> referred to. enty-one links to a ntpno ntatidinK In AND I(l-:STIiICTIN(i THE LOCATION. Jan. 1, Dec. 31, or USE AN 1 > EXTENT OF USE OP who has been ill 19 32 1932 Dec reuse" Hciny the fame premises conveyed to formerly John I. NfverBOn'H line: then re grave. 'times V. ArmctrotiK and Be nt rice Arm- along formerly MR line noulh ei/hty-ntmj HLMU»IN<;S AND STKUCTURKS FOR with pneumonia, continues lo gain Cush tJitUiiirt; _ „ S 1,011.13 $ 2.163.31 l.'l 52.il TKAKE, INDUSTRY. RESIDENCE AND Soviet •. tamp collectors who ex- Taxes Receivable iS.l5i.lS, 32.642.4 6 tronc. hurtliiinrl und wife, by Dulton (lek'iccu and twenty-five minute* wefit, five strength and his general condition 'iirmly :inil Liliiun K., liis wife, by deed ch iliiB and twenty-two linka to another OTHEH J'UHI'O.SKS; ESTAIJL1SHINC A change with persons in other coun- 'Inx Title Ueim - 706.41 Tufi.ll HOARD OP ADJUSTMENT; AND PRO- improving steadily, (iusolinc Tux Refund i i it.:, fi lim>d Otinbcr I". l*tJ'J. ne in formerly Niver»on'n line: thence tries hevL-after mum obtain a f--pcci;t! Kcixed us ihe l«r«|icrty of Jamen V, Arm- nu formerly hifl line south ei^hty-miie VIDING PENALTIES FOU THE VIO- Norwood Lirule11 has been laid up KemiUed Tuxes 191*4-1927 (inclui*ivel 17.12 J 7.12 • LATION THEREOF." permit from the Soviet Philatelic as- llemittcd TIINCK l(.*26-lit2H (inchisive) .7.00. 7,f>0 iroiik*. tt aW.. taken in execution at the nces and twtnty-five rninutCH went five with throat infection. • f.fi.'pn- liiiB and twenty-two links to another IJE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and j-oc Nation IT .-ubject themselves to Hemittetl T-ixcn 1924-1U2S (inclusive) 6A.O0 uit of Allnntic liiKKlamls 14 nil dint; and Council of the JIoroni;h of JU:d Hunk: A meeting of tlic I'hi Siyma Cli Ihie from County of Monmouth , 3.00 ,oan A >v i JCJJI t j on, body corporate and to ko" In formerly Nivernon'o line; thence criminal prosecution. fratornity was held Thursday nij;h ,o sold by nir hifl line north Kixty-ninc dcurces I I. Timt paniKiaph 'J of .Section UI of - It SPPIIW that a number of individ- 35.907.7 1 ....d forty-five rninutce went, one chain an.I !an ordinanrc of thu liorouith of Red llank at the Home of William McGiveney. S 29550.3, 4 % 434. 37 I1ONVAKI) HKIOHT, Sheriff. 1 LIABILITIES. e. fifty-two links to a pmall brook; thence enlilleil. "An Ordinance limitinK and re- uals have p'K-ml t\^ amateur collec- Dntcil Fein-uiiry ! (. l'jrs. along naid brook nouth thirty-seven de- Ihtrictiiu: to epcrificd districts find retuliit- The committee in charge ot the line to Local Schoo ? S.25(1.1)0 ,7,100.00 i l. 15ii. Snyder & Roberts, Sol'rs. tor.- ami~htin Mamps abroad in order ;:retB WCBI. two chain;! and eU'hty links to inn Ihtrtin buildinyK and HtructurcR ar- dance hekl recently at.. the Molly Tux Overpayments . 7.3s 7. (62 1.) 526.01 in obtain much defied foreipn cur- Appropriation Reser 2(i0.0fl 175. i formerly naid ThompROn'fl line; thenre cordinR to their construction and the vol- Pitcher hotel reported the affair was alonn hifi line Bouth etKhty-ninc dcBrceh Tax Revenue Note . 000.01) in,ooo.flu 2, U01I.IHI ume. and o.tent of their UHC; reûlRting rency. The balu of Ftamps to foreign a social nnd Jlnancinl ÛCCCE^. Plans Surplus Revenue SHERIFF'S SALE. und forty.three minutes «jist, three chaiite nnd rcMrirtini: the heljrht. number of 13. 101.96 1S.S72.71 THI. colleetoiH is a Mule foreign trade were beRun for a card party to be By virtue of a writ of ft. fa. to me dl- and forty-Revon links to a Btiike standinc Htorien and pize of buildines nnd other 1 in said Thomiipon'n corner; thenre south Ftriirlurcf, re^'iliitins and rent rifting tho monopoly. held -Koon. $ 35,907.71 X 6,438.37 ctacdd , iissued out of the Court of Chan- , : •ery of tlie State of New JerBey, will be jtwo dcKreeu eatt, two chniiiH and «iKhly- T>cr cent ace of lot occupied, the eiic of The fti-ccm l . 3. .stump showing Analyiis of Surplus Revenue. fnur linkn to another stone in tuiid yanlj*. court a anil oilier open Braces, th* 1 The Modern Woodmen of Amer- ixpu^cii to "fife .'it public vendue on J the tomb of the unknown soldier in SUITUIH Revenue pledged to deferred nonets „ $ €6.00 ThompKon'H coiner: thence to nth eighty- tlctii-ity of population; rtyulating and re- ica lodge h:is rloctcul George Plopor Suriijiifl Revenue pledged to Tax Title Liens and TUXCR more than year MONDAY. THE 11TTH DAY OF MAIICH, i nine deRrecn and twenty minutcH cant, five BtmtiiiK the !,,c[iUon, UPC and extent of Arlington !•- nn lunger pietmiully enr- in arrears , _ „ <1.II49.48 reel, ii nimble îreophnguy liiiving | counael, Algernon Drinkwatcr ;jd- chains nnd eaventy-five linl'.H to the place UHC of liuildinurt nnd Ftrurtnres for trad* reel, pg Unpledged Surplus Kcvenuc ..- „ 9.7 57.23 ma, I of beginning. Containine two and 63/luo industry, rciddrnfe and other purposen: h i lb dict isor, Joseph 1C. lioineo, Jr., banker, ictweon the hours of 12:1f) o'clock and ,acres more or less. establishhiK a Uonrd of AJjustment; and rrplnccd iht- trmpnriu-y lomb depict- ,-.0*1 o'clock (nt 2:0(J oYldck) in the nf- John Kozak, Jr., clerk, James Her- L Third Tract: RcKlnnina At a pennlticx for the violation there- ed. • A new design has been request- eruoon uf . ;ii(l day. at the Court House STATEMENT OF REVENUES. F landing in the no rth went corner u( Jn- ) of," adopted June 3, 19119. he and it fa ed. bort escort, William Leek watchman, Tolnl u the ISonm^h-cf freehold, County of Mon- Realised nhin Claytoa'h land; thence (1) north i hereby amended, together with the mnn - Chile is to i^r-ue H set of 1*1 air- Krank Richer ppntry and John Ko- J Jourrin) Cu noulh, New Jersey, to tutiefy a decree of Realized Excess eighty-nine degreeH nd thirty minutes hided theiein. in the follow mails in If de^nss ihe v:i)uos ranK- ak, Sr., Paul Beier and John M. plus Revenue Appropriated _...$ 3.666.12 S 3,666.12 nid couit amounting to approximately 1 Z c. Revenues Anticipated; All thfit certain tract or parcel of land eaRt, ninety-three links: thence VI) Rotith and imrtii-uliua to na to read nn follows:' three deifrcea and thirty minutes cant. 9. AcccHôry uses customarily incident ing frfnii I" to *0 centflvot; and from Pi)jsbuiy truHtoes. Ti 100.1)0 111,on 110.00 $ 10.00 md premises hereinafter particularly de- (our chains and fifty-uix links nlonn «aid to the nbnvc uhCH, the term 'accCHnory 1 to 50 lie;:*.*:-. With an average'or '.»n in his Mud- Interest nnd Cunts _ 681.42 6S1.42 431.42 ciibed. situnte, lyini^ and hclntc in the I'Vanrhino Tsxe. _ '.. 1,501.91 iniiMitrh of Little Silver, in the County of Clayton's land; thence (3) auuth seventy. jes, .Allan Knight, has been awarded 6.Sill.91 6,SHI.81 eiKht degrees nnd thirty mintitCH we HI any build ink- or iê nnt located on th» 'ifofis Receipts Tnxee ^ J.327..'II J,327.31 327.31 Monmouth and St\te of New Jcisey. 1'VFILS. a place on the scholastic honor roll twenty-eljrht links to a stake standing In same lnt with the building to which it is Poll Taxes _ 2511.011 2S1.IH) 2S4.II0 34.00 ling in the center of a marble iii-rtHMOry. AcwRory ui-e« niay. however, Hue (.roFP TCeceiptn Tax 4uo. on the southeast corner of said Colo's lot: " , of Wheaton college. J-Ie tied lor first •-2411.15 nt. Rliindint? in the nonfcherly line thenco (i) north eleven rleBreeit and include the ollice ot a physician, surgeon, (.'asolinc Tux Refund 1.678.&D 1.C78.00 ' S2.00 of J'inckney Roml, v-luch monument !B the dentist, iirrlitcct, engineer, lawyer, real- Over 1.V> 1ipns of H«l Iljink Illgli rank in tho freshman class, thirty minutcfl went, /our chains nnd PJX- " ast rorner of lands of Oliver (J. ty-clght HiiVh along CUIC'H Innd (o theUir, tlrcfsmnl.cr, artist, tcarhcr or mtiM- Schtm) erfrct In Attendance. A silver tea was -Riven ynstcrday $ 10,091.22 11,123.30 theuru (1) in a southerly direction riati when Mtuntetl in the Biime dwelling 322.31 Itlace of beginning. Containing 'il /lu(] nfternoon Fit Hie home of Mr?. John Misi-. Reveiifics N'ol Ant irip.ifcfj ht UUKJCK to Pinckney Road and of an aero. UHed' by Buch physician, Burgeon, den tint, pupil- of lhe Kcd 2fi.n0Q.79 26.000.73 .7 9 tho tiirtterly line of atiid Frake's The folM-wir Amount to lie Uaised by Ta.\CR _ HcinK intended to be the same land and nichite<:t,' toucher, artist or muni clan »n 1 I H VanMairr by tlie Ladies' nid so- jne hundred forty-five feet to the Bank juni'î" a .-fiiiui h\^}\ schculs pretniKCH dcacribed in a certain deed from hifl dwell in if, nnd niny al»o include not ciety of the'Ct'iitial Uuptist church. S 35,552.1^ S S9.75S.13 SJ,3Si.4S J '41,112.61 $2,719.74 S 15!).25 of a cimcrutc monument; thence mtije than tive jmying jjufts of tho occu- were liritlifi' 1 - n<»r .-IIJ-HMII for thti CJ) in nn eriKteily direction iinrnllel with John Boner and Bertha, hia wife, to Chria- lkv, and Mrs. aeorfcn R. Ellin Recapitulation. tiun H. Martinson and Mary A., his wife, pant of tiuch, dwelling. A unrnKe or Rroup five-ivtok muri nri j»(-'riud ending last Ketili*/.t'd Rtv 1'incktiey Road fifty-three feet to a fltake; of KaratieH for more than three motor ve- have been assisting at ihe evangelis- )>e»co (III in ii northerly direction and at and Edward Lowes and Abigail, hla wife, week: Journal :. _ S 3!),7r,S,13 icarlng dutc Jijne }nth, 1020. ond re-hicles Bhnll not be jicrmitted as an acces- tic services ;it Manahawltcn. ,• Caul] .i^ht. nnt?les to the southerly line of 1'inck- sory use- A K"i ;IKC for not moro than 1.354.4S ney Uoml one huTidred forty-five feet to corded In the Monmouth County Clerk's Cr.-;r.l ,\V' !•, A An ilhuMtitcd lecture on Pales- Uoml one undred rtyie eet t office In Book 1115 of Deeds on patto 214. three motor vehicles nhall be rermittcd. Bunin, V.H7 Bu 'llu \.< «et Ilevcntjes: (li renter of a concrete monument in the Jt rice! not, however, be occupied by, mo- u- O'i- tine will be given MVrch IMth by itherly line of PiPincknek y KoadKd; theh m Aixo being intended to be the /mmc Innd SuniliiR lievcmie Appropriated % 3,66f>.12 and prcmiflea described in a certain deed tor vehicles owned by the occupant of the hrr, h.-r.-.y r;i-...->, Ma, cumi.r, K- 1 Corwin K. Lin.ôn. Misc. ItevenueP Antiripiited J*,8H6.00 (1) in a westerly direction along the premiHoa to be considered an accessory FoutherJy line of Pinckney Road fifty- from Edward Lowes nnd Abignil, hia wife, .•tin CP "'(',. t yi'\T'}\\'r-u-'V"\\.' i»khi'"lA! I Benefits jor the Presbyterian Amount to be Raised hy Taxation ^6,000.00 to Chriatlan H. Marti, and Mary A., i race, Curriiir:. 3P.553.12 three feet to the point or place of Begin- M,, i hi..,};. 1KUL[JM:(. L-U U\i. i church which liave been postponed his wife, bearing date January 23, 1922. In an "A" residence zone, notwitbfitnnd- Ih iv 1 1 1 llir ry S2.560.19 nti recorded in the Monmouth County K any provision hereinbefore or hercin- ia ,'r ','v-r! '!^ l'- ^ ; '^ /' ^'' | iirc the church dinner, from ATarch Exc ss Misr. Rcverucs Anticipated J 2,237.39 Ifelnf? ijitendei! OB a part of the Bamo lark'a o/Rce in Book 1173 o/ Deeds on ttr net forth (o the contrary, no build- t;!!'r" 116th to Ajnil liOth, and a rummage Wipe Iieveni en Not Anticipated ,-. 322.31 land and •iiremines described in a deed page 134, ff other than as an accefiBory use and/or ytttit'}'i fiH Tax Revenues .79 made hy The Tuller Construction Company •MMI'' t.nlo frurn April 'JOth to May 4th. Being intended to be tho name land and dwelllfiK ahull he erected, altered or u«ed O. Hnvu lo Eden S. Ewinc, dated December 12, other,-; than aa • a orie-famlJy detocbed 1 1D2S. and recorded in tho Monmouth emfics described in a certain deed from LFiunn.>. '\'' ;.; ! "Opjiortunity I->ay" will be observed STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES. Christian II. Mnrtinnon (widower) to dwclllnn house, nor nhnll any premfsen in John I-'. Sunday, Alairh-lilth, at which time rounty C]prk'n oflice in Book 14C4 of Expended by Unexpended ])ec(in, pajrc -57. Subject to tho cove- Alitla M. VixnNeBa beartntc date May 20th, aid rone be u?ed for any other jiurposa. ]i]i:dge;- to current expenses and Appropriations From ' " 'To Ca.h Balance* nants, roniiitionn an'l restrictiom, if any, 1029, and to be recorded simultaneously Jn O- "J3" rcMcloH/.'C zone, 7jotbvvjtJifltOJul* D(»n.:n i-i Atlminii-trntivc nnd Executive . $ 2,600.00 150.10 2,295.85 t 154.05 with this mortfiage. nK any proviHion hereinbefore or herein* Lt'iu'vote tiers will he renewed. c mentioned in l'rlor dceda for said proper- .Af.soHnient and CoJJection of Ta.\ J,. i7K.O0 180.23 1,735.23 ty- Seized an the property of Allda M. Van- after net forth to the contrary, no bulld- Evnythin^ .is in rcadinp^t: for ihe 100. ui) NCSR. ct aifl., taken in execmion at the othcr than aa an accessory use and/or Seized a« the property of Eden S. urn of Benjftmin J. Parker, executor, etc., dwelling nhall be erected, altered or uned liitereKt (Current Lnaiip) .._. ' 625.00 18.15 «43.75 Ewiutf, et ala.. taken in execution at the .St J'.-aiJck',^ card jwrly to be held KfKuls tun} 'I'ftLlYtc Control 20.*)(J0.(ll) 4,124.46 6,042.8!) and to be aold by other than nn a one or two-family de- Filit of /;eoi*re W. Manson, et us., and to tached dwelling hoiifie, nor shall any prem- Ktiday ni^ht ot this week \il tit. r.,licu _ «... 2.'ôo.no 2,181.56 6S.41 be sold, by HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Aj;m .-,•.-; ^rlmol audit or ill in for* "the.1 l'ire nr.d Water \;.._ , 1,7(10.00 1,941.40 TtaUd February 16th, 1033. ises in said zone be ueed for any other. He.-ilth .100.0(1 419.12 ' 80.88 HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Edward W. Wise, Sol'r. h«. nt-ni of St. Ai;nes's tiuireh. This l'nor 550.HO 461.41 K8.5S Dated February 21, 1933. (I 78 lines) ¥74.76 In «. "C" residence zone, notwithstand- is the "lily t-oeial event, of-the Len- l.iKhtiin: ^jf Stieetfi _ 3,700.00 3,421.00 27 9.00 Alston Beekman, Sol'r. ing any provision hereinbefore or herein* ten M-asnu (or the chuixii and a Xonii K ClCorilssioi n 488.46 11.64 C»4 lines) $22.68 SHERIFF'S SALE. after net forth to the contrary, no build- milh and IntereRt P."! S,260!oO 3,260.00 1ns and/or dwelling shall bo erected, al- );:rt:e attnidaiwu i.i ainiciimiml. Five 17.12 Hy virtue of a writ of ii. fa. to me di- tered or uned except aa permitted in th« IISCB Komitteil. 1924 to 1027 SHERIFF'S SALE. rected iHBued out of the Court of ;nld will b<- disposed of vtMi RiiiiKO Note* nnd Interest . 4,4»(>MI) Hy vichic of u writ of fi. in. to me di- "Schedule Limiting Height and Bulk of rvry of the State of New Jersey, wilj be Buildings," nor shall any premises in flaid vn the co-uperativu ]ilan. i.,ic'fluent Interest r^"~ • .-: «. . fiO.OO 41.53 8.47 rected, issued nut of the Court of Chan- UiO.OO 35O.0O exuofieil lo Bale nt public vonduc, on tone be used for any other purpoao. ontinv:en1 : _ Gnu.ftii rury of Lhu. WLHLIJ «J[ New Jcruey, will bo MONDAY. THE 27TH HAY OF MARCH, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ilroulc Jiavc rc- Kpnst A hillhnnrH, nUrnboarri or mlvtirtliliif "'-!' i .100.00 exposed io niiJe ul puhlic vendue OJI ilen ehn(l in no rase ho permitted as an tunif-d frum a sojourn in Florida. Iteviîop o[ 'lax Mnp between the hourn of 12:00 o'clock nnd Ac]nSsition of Land (capital note) 4,r>(io.oo ' 4.500.00 MONDAY, THE 27TII DAY OF MAIICH, accessory URO. The placlnjr of "For Sale' 'i'ln- jiuhlic hyalth a^ticiatifm met ztia.aa 329.7G 370.24 " *" o'clock (at 'Z:00 o'clock) in the af- For Rent" Bigna not exceeding In tha Jmproventtut of Imntl ternoon of fluid day at the Court Houac, Mimuay nit: lit '" i In- hninu^'h ollice.-i. liit-uiancc woo.oo 163.08 36.07 between the hours of 12:00 o'clock nnd enafe four square foot In area on sny f. :IIO o'clock (nt ~:0l) o'clock) in the af- in the Borough of Freehold, County of Mr. Hinl Mi1.". UfibiTt S. Meinert Monmouth. New Jersey, to satiufy n de-one property nil all, however* be permitted I jf.,552.12 S 6B2.7B t 652.76 JC790.17 ternoon of KLiid day, ut. the Court House , un accenwory uae. aitfiidt',1 the fimrfal nf Mrs Mt-iii- in the Uoioimh of freehold, County of cree of said Court amounting to approxi- Recapitulation. mately $3,632.00. A driveway or walk UBed for access W »•) \'fl father, 3lcv. li. II. L.O]ip of Monmouth, New Jerraey, to Hattafy a. de- bupincsB or industrial tine lhall in tl^ Aiiiioprlations S38.B62.12 cree of naid court amounting to opnroxi- Al! the following tract or parcel of land .N'ay.m eih, I't•nnsylvatiia, on' Monday. li.xprndwl: nnd premlHes hereinafter r'«rtfculorly '} to n ntalto atiind- point; thence (H) northerly nnd parallel Mr i Uevrnilcn Aiitlripatcil - ml Mn 'J'. 11 r :i1tfrsnn liavn rllr ins in the poiilheily line of Iniidn of nowwith the lirnt course herein one hundred Monmouth Count/ Surrogate's Ofllcs. rtcvcn Nnt AiitlrhiHted and thirty-five feet to a iinint in the i'I fioiii ;i :ix wri'U:,' i^tny ill ic llucxptndcil Iljil or furmeily t'layton "nd., T.inton: thonco (2) in u n ciiiiterly di reel Ion nlontr the fiouthcrly line of Parker Avenue; theme In the matter of tiie citato of Charloii mill r.tul 1I;I\T i rttjuiifjcl lh(;lr ijurpHis Kcvenuc .. HbuttH, deceived. i-tmlhcrly line of hinds of now or former- (4) westerly alonK the noutherly line nf r un UeveiiMC Appio]. en 1'onil h a\ ('liuc. ly Clnyton nnd I.iiitcn. fifty and Uiirtecn I'nrker Avenue forty-reven feet to thoNotice to creditora to pieaent clalma re Hn-tnilier ;n. iv;r: d(fninHt Oiitnte, Mi 11 ill KlinK anil :on Waul nnc-himdrcdthH ffet < r.0.1 3' > ; thence Cl) point or plnce of ben'inlnff. in a Rcnillu'ily dii'ec-lion, parallel with the Suliject to any covenants nnd reHtiic- Puifjunnt to the order of Joseph I* •: l Milieu, l'i'nn:>lviini!i, ami liiM. roiirrtc inul dltttimt fifty feet {50') nt tlonii n.tt contninecl in prior deeds convey- Donahny. mirroKate of the County of Mon- Petall o[ Other Surplus Revenue. mouth, made on the twenty-first day of i.Ii lit II h. riirht niiKlcH thrrcfrom, two hundred fifty- ing within piemlRcn. J 121.110 sis nnd ttiii-ly-ono one-hnndrcdtliH feel. Alnn mibject to any builtlins rentrtctlomi Kebruury, 19.13, on tho npnlfcntinn of l'aul Minnie Dangler. Hole executrix of tho OR- 1 1,00 CJftfi.Iii ') 1«> n utiiite BtiuidinK in tlio now or hereafter imiioncc] thereon tiy the Jinny nuitlifily Hue (if I'ltu'lujcy Itoitd nforenaid ; liMinicipiilily in which fin id lands are ititu- tate of .ClmrlcH Sliuttti, deceased, notice is Ir.UreM nnd Conts—Tux Hole lT1.2fl llicni'e (1) in fi weHttiily direction nlonp afed. horoby jrlv(!i« lo ihti ci'tiilltui-H nf mild dfi- the muthrily line of rinckney Koad fifty Dciiig Intended to he the mime land nnd cviiHed io inhibit to tiio iiiil)iH>ribcr, nolo j"ini- Uf a triji 1 fret U.O') to the jioint or plnce of Be- prcmincs |>:t 0 i-illll- S 'Itinnij"'"" nnd wife to the Bald Eden hi t s'. Kuinir. datod March 2Rth, 1P27. andCharles Lewln and Henry JlaKcrman, pnrt- bmrci] of their ii.lluiiii tbeiflfor n»iiliiFt I i ;iMi> f Hie lillllip- rcifirtlcd in iho Monmouth fôunty Clork'fl uers trading n,n I-<«WIB and HageimaTi Lum- the nidd HiiliHiM-llicr. J -iT.i 1 ber Company ot Itod Dank, which deed Patcd Freehold, N. J.. l>li. 'Jhii, tlt.'U. I] Hi • • t i. -1 \ , |;iven in o/lii-c in Book );Jii4 of Deedn, pngen 1, etc., IV 19.12 a.iio from vhir-h ittiid deed the above (leaci* beam date December flrrf. 11)80, and which MINNIK DANCLKIt, 11 !•: The CI hold coun- 1 ii \. 13.33 liiaiid IiK.lllf deed in to ho recorded fllmultuncoualy with a2 Mrl.nion Hlrect, Kcd iliiuli, N. J. 1 !»1 l!i»K4.;i7 I I M. 1 It Howard S. IllRHlnnon, .In. l-l.ll 1 HI it •11 Hint; \> 1\ Nuhjort to tho covenants and roBtrlc- thin mortgage. I'l 'nt; u fite iled Hank, N. J., l '.i; .B.K;, 40.00 •i.HHi.N'.: t Ion si mentioned in prior deed a for eald Seized an tho property oi Kinffdon J. l'J.218.12 1 \,'i'2'\.l. 1 Crover, et aln.i takon in execution at the J!': oiierly i''.••!•! ,, , ,, t-n it ul 'I'nric S3.70 14>i..s:! •ii.csii.r.:. thn pi-onorly of Gilon R. Ew-null of Bonjainln J, Parker, executor of the cntato of Mary Thompson, deceased, The ttfld Brink Rcjrjalov travel.* 11 :ind •M In v Shim-:. inK. <*t. 11Ti.. tsiktm In execution at the milt II.IH.f'7 '.I12.0H S 7:11.311 of Timothy H. White, nnd to ho aold by and to be BOld by over every ntiecH in town ami uvory HOWAUl) 1ITCIGUT, Sheriff. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. road In the county. \A*\ it ciiny your ri r.i tl.f TJnled Fa1>runry IGth. 1333. ii \s, v,. c Utiifil l-'fl.rimry al, 1033. me:Kiu*;

olln hii ed hi -agc of 98.8 the 100-word a one of thirteen selected last week GARDKN Here and There will list minute typewriting test, has boen from the students at Rutgera uni- Speci al Excursions id will i-t ml adjudged the star ty'pisi of the Free- vei.sity for membership In the Phi TiniR- Now in (*e\ Tlcadv l'< III tllC Jmnn t.j any iip jlimntT for odd joba hold high school. Beta Kanpa fraternity. Karly Crops. leaving Saturday, March 18 I or Mojiriy J'JIJH wit hout any charge Appointed Postmaster. Ice Contract. Weather conditions orm day Petut ! {of the .'-7:i vico. The Crystal ice company of Long Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- Maude Hogers, formerly a.-;distant us feel that wr. s-iiouM ô our |Wantto street. postmaster at Knglifhtown and who Branch has been awarded the con- garden and pick pe;j:~. nnd tin.- nc::t 18.50 CLEVELAND erly, Building Operations, Thf1 Kirr.hulcl borough olHr.iab are has been acting as powtrnanter since tract to supply icn at Fort Hancock day causoa m- to wmiilrr if nfti-r al! cfjivii'lfM inK purchasing a :-mall strip the resignation of James L, Hamil- for the next four months. it mig'rit not. be mid-winti?r. It w-i-.iifj 7.50 YOUNGSTOWN Lodge Doings, Births, Mar- of innd on • the ttninh .street sido of ton, has been appointed to the posi- Named to Adjtifltirtynt Board. bn an exrrJlnnt, )fk'a if we .-•tioulM IK-- riages and Deaths. thft Hotel Bolmont building which tion. Her appointment is effective gin irnmodiatcly to make our John W. Guirc, former fire chief 9.50 COLUMBUS wa.'i recent ly badly by fire fince February 10th. to at leapt spade or plow our : i Jv.'dyn Sloan. diict:tor of In be u:ied in" widening: t.hn at Long: Branch, haa been appointed physical education in the Free- New Mail Carrier. as soon an posr-iiblr-, ôttin^ it 11.00 CINCINNATI TiK: proper! y is owned by !•;< a member of the city Adjustment for such early ciup;; ;i.-; radirh Ing h hchnol, haK Parted an brothers "f Newark. Charles A. StuHz, who waf one of board by the commJEslon. . 11.50 INDIANAPOLIS evening cla-sr, fur grownup?. They the 39 who took the civil service ex- Twins Born at Hospital. will he taught, dancing, call&thenica Judgment Affiilnsl Fimnnii. amination recently for the position While a gnrdnn ccui be: href Twins, the first set thia year at the 10.25 TOLE DO of Ma fa wan of rural mail carrier from the Eng- by an application of orffftnir ni-iMfi. h'rcrhr>)f\ Knlgblrs of Columbus j ha:-; hern Mwaidrr judgment of J>,r>00 lishtnwn office and who stood first Fltkin Memorial hospital, were born such as well-rotterj :4nhlr n:rinuH-, ii i LIME and FERTILIZER 11.00 DETROIT rupprr and entertainment re- af;ain:t, SUicoy V Conovci1 of Mor- with an average of 95, hus been op- Thursday in Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson of Neptune. ia not always pofiiiblo to d< • ;i • ! nt!y in honor of Edward Iiooney, •illo for damages In hr-r aulomo- pointed to the job. thorough a jub a.;; we v.'ui;!d i:I-;r-. tm: i Peat Moss All Kinds of Poultry Feed 12.50 CHICAGO rnnyor of Engli.Shtown. ir.i :ih<: suf- Shot By Holdup Men. i* is possible to U.T- drcnypri v-r i - \ .fried when hr-r :. Htruck by 1 TleVrtS will b« food on irnylnr tritm ID *tfl frou O».stlv I'ahsentfers. Gaetano Maggio, preprint or of a treble matter in pi ''l'^nr,; fm :-n<-\\ Baled Shavings Mtw York , connect ing wrUi (reunion !r«in (he Morgunvil!'; fiie truck which was crops as tomatoes and nuiAitwÛir.L. \ Robert. Coon:, of Atlanti/" Hi^'h- driven by Conovcr. Kiocerv ptore on Munroc avenue, As- 1. LAVING !:ih>\\<-< \ \ lit.! t i-MicMicni on ;.i p ii:-Inn hf- mme Banki-r Fllep to Capital. (Servine I'our 1 <1< •.-*•)( 1 pr-d iiU'j pii'-uiin>r i;i. Ik was 1 't nips rhopped 1 tnb]^sp<*»on water and help to cauê rnori: iuy>[•> yen is old aii'I v-';i:, engaged in the decay, and final ly when it u)i,:r npfifi lf-;id:s through The; lic-î:-;trr's ad ?•"<"• w Jersey trust company of Long ;.( '- uup crumb' onions ime to pet the plant? or planf (fir' Mayoi , William II. LJoiderj of 1-lri- I ral Pi-tat«* and inMir.-incr- bu.-iuc:-p. Li ranch, Mc-w by airplane to Wash-1 1 fCK or 2 yolks vBil'nAiii' columns.—Advertisement J lablcspoou ! ^ nip flour need, we have nn rxcrllcnt rftr.^litun, A widow and one daughter :-;uivivc ton last. Wednesday after a confer- him. 'i cup French . 2 Uit'lsspoons in give us maximum yield.-; -' H ' ence with other Monmouth rounty parelry bacon fat bankers on measures to alleviate the minimum cost. Uvinfj With Son. Mix beof, crumbs, egg:, parsley and • • • J.' W. Kn kksun, ur many years j currency shortage. onions/ Shape into 4 cakes nnd roll n K.T-idcM. of Vif,v\. i), haK br-rn re- in flour. Heat fat in frying pan and In addition to applying n hi^':i- moved frum tin; I- km hr>:-pi!;il to Benefit for Krllef Kitchen. grade mixed fertilizer or nit r;iic of add and brown cakes. : thf hoiiif of hi-; :.on ijwunl :ii. Kiec- A benefit moving picture enter- aoda alongside the vcjêtfihlr: y>>\\ , r tainment will be given at the Liber- Roxhury Dreisinj I hold. 'I'hP eldi-r .Mi. Kirick.'-.on re- l-< nip Trench (nlilcspoons often advantageous to bruailca; I Cr-nlly hud on': leg ampulatcd and t y t heater at. Freehold tomorrow dressing high-grade fertilizer- previous to . the nerve rernovcl fiuin the other. nij^ht to secure food and funds for ' Sickles planting and work it into thf -"il. as© the Americnn Legion relief kitchen. chopped Thia practice is exceptionally ':uuil Mo fo Children will be admitted by bring- LI inlilrspor-ns where the vcgetablcn arc. v.\ own ing a can of rood. nnion» horserarllsh teaspoon bait rather close together, say from U in S12.000 :t!l jipprup! \i.\ \u\\ Mix and chill the ingredients, Beat IK Inches between the row;;, Twenty Ilasnlino that is gasoline in the truest sciinu of to JIov.-' town.-hip fur pin ,; rrin- Freehold Woman Dead. well and serve poured over vegetable pounds to 1,000 square feet would l-c • iorf'-d frfincrotr on 11)0 Colling.-*wood Mrs. Jane Dugan, .widow of Wil- tlic word. Gasoline that measures up to the salad. big help. 1 i .-.<• Graham, Jr. shell. Cover with the' meringue. broilfr' '•: :hc death of his son, off such trash as tomato and OUR- vcn. who war, killed by | Two B*™ Burned. plant vines or cabbage stumps and COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE Other Values Worth While ! Two 3 ''UK whit™ 'B teaspoon salt - ia-=t vcar Tho ûlt i-,i large, barns on Edward Mc- I /.I cup sugar pwect corn fodder, unless, in ].low- Kilr.i llrmy Ihil Springs in \Vi»rn >Vlrr or .l.u Link, D;i C-tii Wilin's uf Kean^bUr^ ! nicl's farm near EngHshtown were -Beat whites and add sugar and ing, all of this material can be com- COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. Mminlit in How Knil. »d li;a nij,l, frum 2 (t. Ij in. to 1 ft. B in., nt week. Three horses and seven cows y g COR. FRONT & SPRING STS • i:i^ coinpanv of Kcypor'. •vvrrcr saved nnd flrrmen pro vented spread on filling,, Bake 15 minutes Simmons All-Mrtul Dnulilr- Deck Coll Spring—the kind that I Loans on Crops. the. flames from spreading to other l rmtn $]«.(W canli. Anr,oun':r-inf-nt has been made that buildings, ' ;i 1 fpi en nt;iijvc of the Ueconstruc- Receiver Appointed. corporation will soon HOX STRINGS .1IADK TO ORDKR IN A.NV SIZE. (lilbert VanNote of Spring Lake to receive applications has been appointed receiver for the SF.K IS FOR KSTIMATKS. G. and M. service stations at Brad- The maximum perley Beach. Harold Green of New- :ni!!(:d 1 his yrnr 0f|. • ark, a stockholder, asked for tha Id! in Ditch. I receivership, stating the firm is in- -M;'.;:ni!K Pet ci .snu of Kryport suf- solvent. : fi : •• >: ;t 11; i>\:ri\ !'•." .Sunday of last ; Ordinance Declared Illegal. : v.-f•.-!•: ui.'n \tc fr II into :1 ditrh. Ho j An ordinance passed by the Manas- \ v.-.-i.-; i [?n:nvf-(l in i hn. Mat a wan hos- : quan council which would virtually 10-12 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. piiM {•>:• in-atmrni. * ' close Manasquan beach to the pub- Th.- r w,..Star . TypLst-..,...,... I lie so far as its free use is concerned Elcnnor Carter, with nn accuracy | has hocn declared illegal by Halstead H. Wainright, the borough attorney. Hathaway Inn Sold. Hathaway Inn at Deal, one of tho hiMoiical hotels along the shore, has been i-old-to S. Joseph of Teaneck. The hotel has been the scene of many brilliant gatherings. It was at one time valued at $100,000. Died at Welfare Home Elias Antonides died at. the county welfare home at Freehold Tuesday of last week of apoplexy. He was 86 years old and was born at West Freehold, He leaves one son, Harry THE WORll T-PRICED Antonides of Lakewood. Lawrence Appointment Confirmed. The reappointment of Judge Rulif HEHEU V. Lawrence of Freehold to the circuit court bciich has been confirmed. 1 OSED CARS He was first appointed in 1926 after FULL-SIZE irrving «s judyc of the cuinmuu pleas court, ' lt Township Committee man Dies, William n. Donaldson, chairman of MNB ADDITIONAL LINE OF CHEVROLET SIXES the Howcll township* committee, died .suddenly Sunday of last week following a heart attach. He is survived I by a widow, his second wife, and two ; NEW BEAUTY daughters. j ® XPW Checker Champion. Charles K. House] of Long; Branch A"\~X\ TTT'T•-•/•..'/. .H I W S T Y 11 N G is the new checker champion of Monmouth county. He finished first © in a field" of seventeen players for a record of 31 victories, S defeats and NEW FEATURES 13 draws, 1 out of Every 3 Avon Man Injured. Daniel Frnzlcr, 35, formerly of Electric Refrigerators Avon, wan seriously injured Thurs- day when he was struck by an auto- in Homes Today mobile nt Morristown, His wife and Another great new line of cars from (he mission has'an easy, clashless shift and n children left Avon Friday for Mor- • :;ilent second gear. The engine is a smooth, and a is a G-E Monitor Top riotown. , \ leader! Chevrolet introduces, as an addi- Freehold Man Dead. tion to its present Master Six, tile new fasl, iL-spoasivc six. And Chevrolet engineer? Edward Bripgs of Freehold died at j There's a G-E model, Standard Six line. Big, full-size, full-length liavc made economy an outstanding feature! the Monmouth Memorial hospital at COACH size and price for every I,on;; Branch Wednesday after a automobiles, Built to Chevrolet standards Engineering tests show that ihc Sianclai' 1 home and purse, in- sickness of several weeks. He lenves cluding ihe Standard a widow, two daughters antl two' of quality . . . performance . . . depend- Six goes more miles on ;i gallon of ^n:"., IIK>I^ Monitor Top models, sons. DII a fillinR of oil. than will any olhcr uiU--;i.'e ERE'S die refrigerator sen- ONI: outstanding feature in and the new Ci - Ji ability . . . and economy. And selling Long nranch Gets Delay. r H sation of the year . .. the refrigeration. No other mecha- Junior . . today's out- The city of Long Branch has horn I at the lowest prices ever placed on six- car on the road. A ; fnr reliability — rcincn'.- standing value amonp new 10* General Ii Ice trie! nism has matched its record for Rianied a delay of sixty days to I cylinder enclosed motor cars. COUPE bcr, il'r. a Chevrolet. conventional flat-top comply with the state board" of Before you invest a penny in dependable, trouble-free service. refrigerators. health'-- order to cense polluting the with rumble seat The styling is modern, aer-stream styling Inlruduction of this new Standard Si.\npr:i3 refrigeration, inspect this great // alone among leading makes, h Prices as low a South Shrewsbury river with Its sew- new super-value. now guaranteed 4 Years > against age. . . . ultra-smart and up-to-the-minute. The the way for new thousands of people '. o cnj• . Drtru f. St.: niaximiun ril'.iouiul cconumy. cabinets are gleaming porcelain Freehold Cop Fired, plete G-E line! As little as $7 Glenn L. Pnxon ha» been dropped j inside and out . . . beautifully down and $7 n'month puts a from the Freehold borough police \ modern in appearance. Kvea G-E in your kitchen tomorrow. force. It. i.i charged thnt Paxon had . the famous Monitor Top is Savings on food costs alone will been absent from duty for more than , newly fU'signed.-wiih glistening five dnys without Just cnuae. , CHEV more than meet the cnsymnuthly Matnwan Iloimn Hums. smooth steel walls. payments. Why delay, when A hoiific near Miitaw.ui tii:cu|iieil hy Kmnol Coward find family UPB.I , The G-li Monitor "V-;> h the waiting is actually wasting! do.4h'n.Ycd by fire Sundny afternoon | of. hint work. All of their furnish-j f/Ca ingfi wcro nlno destroyed. j llrqucnl «f SIMth K Slory Hnllnck of Matawnti re- 01 Moiunoulh Red Bank r.oived a bequcid. of $1,000 from the rMnte of Edward Story of New York, Mechanic Street and Globe Courl Red Bank IV] d Uuiik 1736. who died lnot Heptombrr. The estate wa.s npptnifind nt $17,26-1. OPEN EVENINGS. PHONES 3130—3131. In Collogn Krntdmtty, Arthur Bororifi of Ocoanpoii wan atro EijrH RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15, 1933.

WILLIAM A. WIKTII, Arrrstod After Itruul. ; The ;ure.*U; nindo by Mnle yo~ FRIENDS WELCOMED HOME. Mrs. Paul Schocllner, Mr, and Mrsbe. r oE Jersey City, Irvington and lir Indian Program By OJ'TDMEIKiri I.rmon T(.v of Hill.v!.-,]r am\ " attai-'licl to (he Mi.Ulfctown Emmor Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- club that they expect to be present Marlboro News. Rffiller Bldj_ Broad Slrtrt. A rnrlv ior Ptmn« SA. Red Bank iKrank Clnyton >>f K.nir llnv.il. l»'"acks at Hoarl.lrns rornor. (Jlay- World Wide Guild FO as J. fiessler and Mr. and Mrs. James The members of the Busy Bee .sow- Oliico liourp: P:rl0 to 5:."0, 'c-hnrcrd v.-.lh d.-nrm rlv , nii.liirt f..l- "••• w« 'rcatccl for cuts aboi.l ihe the South. Martin. ing club and of Star of Bayside, coun- Mi'- and Mis, Henry Duboia moved - Kvc!nj!j:£ by Ajji'iimlnient.. : ^ , in t on Monday from the Kipp farm to ' l,.winK' a h.awl .T H.U?.l:i:<\ WIT '•••"• >"d tod.^^^ The Nwy Mount chapter of the Mr. and Mrs. Rufu^ C. Finch of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Casler cil of Daughters of America of. Keansburg- gave a Mirpriê shower a farm nuar Ely. iiVtXH, IMJtSOXS * DOKEMtS. linrrt. §:. and vo<:> l.y ]>.-M.dn cxtl.a poCfc,.t moncy World Wide nuild of the Baptist , Kunison gave a small tea Saturday spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. AI- last week for the infant son of Mr. • Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Grant and aiUNEr.LLOKS AT LAW ly bnito uf Malayan Mumia;, ni^m. fiCnin^ xhe Register.—Advertisement cliuu'h met Friday night at the afternoon for a number of their vin Casler of Freehold. They also IVhiinelil Buildine. R'd »..;.!. made a trip to Lakewood. and Mrs. Charity _Quaukenbuah. The daughter IJotty of Matawan spent John J. CJniiri, Jhcodorc? 0. Pursonb. home of Airs, John L.aw]ey of C011- friends who have recently roturncU from southern sojourns. Among those Miss Edna Seeley, John Woods boy received a la/fte number of gifts. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and over Sane in Middle town township. Mis. George Crervy.' Tilers were forty members and onepresent were Mr. and Mis. j. Wright and Urban Hancock have jnade fre- A banquet prepared by the visitors ALSTON lil.'EKMAA', fnieM present and art interesting" pro- Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles U, Caequen- t broadcasts of guitar music of was served at midnight. '['he Talltnan children, Alice and r"i:UX)R A'I LA IV. Gloria, have chicken-pox. Otrn, 10 lironii Ft.. Cf.ll BA/.K. "•• J. , pi a 111 on "lndirms" was given by ?,if and their hoU;,r; giici-t.-, Mr. andlair over citation WJBI at Rod Bank. Mi', and Mrs. George Iloman and Mi;% 1'Jrtward Miller. Mrs. Dcwey 1 Mis. Work of New York, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holme.1} of 'Mr, and Mrs. Robei t Iloman and Mrs. I.iiylon and son Oliver and Al Zlolkin's Sales Stables, FREEHOLD, N. J., \\"iJlianiP presided. Po) Jo wing" the JM vs. E. M. Cr;j n r, M r. a n tl M r.-.-. Ocnan Grove spent Thursday evening daughter of North Arlington Kpen!. Mis. S. D. Haywaid and son of Spring CARLTON business meeting refreshments were Thomas S. Field. Mr.'and Mrs. Wwit. h Mr. and Mis. John Wood. Saturday and Sunday with Frank L;il:n HPIKIIIS visiteil at tile Coflover TUTUS., IHl, SAT.. OVV. ( K.NTIi.M, JIA1LHOAD STATION, :•( rved by Mrs. Charles Hammell, Sirother Jones. Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. O. W. Boj'd was n visitor at 1-Ioman. * homo nn Thursday. Lester !McCuc w.'is taken to the .MAIU'H 5Uil. 24111. 251 h. •Mr?. Martin JVill, Mrs. Harry Cliam- WiJbur B. Hmhrauff, Mr. and MrsPert. h Aniboy last Thursday. Albert Quackcnbush, who is a Sun- MONDAY, MARCH 20th, ) lierlain. Mi s, Sidney McLean and Alhin Rwcnson, Mr. and Mrs. J-'indn- Austin Clark of Elizabeth spent lAjnz Blanch hospital for X-ray pic- day-school toucher nt the I'ieHord tures on I'ikhiy. 1!I;O, at 1:0(1 I". M, HUIII ill' Shine. \ Airs, Homer Metliot. ick Tatum, Mrs, K. A. Hurd and K.Saturday and Sunday with John Methodist church, entertained the j Those present besiUcs^f hose men- Claddis Plum. Montag. Grander.4 from this locality listened members of his class at a jig-saw to itn addt'V'S by ('i')vci nor Moore at 24 IOWA HORSES, 1 TEAM MULES. itioned were Miss Jean Annette, Mi ^. ( Mrs. M, A. COP, Mrs. Walter K. party Monday night. ij L'li head of thr bc?t jowa Horses and Mulos over enft Herbert Barber, Mrs. Alfred Beck, j Grange hall. Wemrork, on Saturday. Walling and Mrs. William Dennis Mrs. Joseph Heicheit is making a Mws (.'hurlullo HUHIICS of Freehold- iL-iu'd lo he roW for the hiwli <]O]J;JI' )>y <_'barlo>; Knl \ MifH Grace Bcith, Miss Dorothy ! were visitors at Long Branch on visit at WoA New York. This is the chok-cst. load of farm hordes lo ho offered ior jFiown, Mrs. E. Colcman, Mrs. Stew-j Port Monmouth News. snrnt the wnck-end witli Miss Rita uth. Monday. The advanee sale of tickrts for theHiopoi. (ion lor year.-. They nrc a rich colored lot, with yu ini-t Coolt, Miss Ella Davis, Mrs. Mor- ] card party to be held by the firemen ;unl JHf«n Eilert, Miss Emilie. Grover, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jcr,olonian of Mii!s I.ambfilson of Myrânville in iiy. I'Zvcvy horse is cvHvi hrolto, double «•(mi .SJIJ.L; in i'(;ft .M (.mini MI til ut tin- i.turi .1 of CLailtj Monmouth Hcach spent Frlliny even- at the- schoolhoiise Friday evening, ami jlfici Grovpr, Mis.s- IC. Graham, Mrs. J.JUycra and Kalvadon; t?t?Hi,-liiuic.) substituting (or Mrs. Lr.sler McCuc. work. Srvrr.nl mairnl tennis nf blacks, ^rey.s, rori ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. • March 2-lth, indicates a large attend- teaclier u! I In; third and fourth from -.000 in 11200 H^.' a team, and also several HI I William Heim, Mr«. Pierre Holmes, ance. 1 Mi:->.T Annabel House, Miss Helen j A birthday surprit-.o paity was ;îv- The Busy Ben .sewing club will grades. ya.seb;i]] Hub Friday use Lehman and her ;;on, Martin ' Our Regular Community Sale on . :;(.H' Minion, Mrs. Warren Minton, Mrs. Howard Chamberlain, Mr. andevening at the schoolliou.se. A num-Lehman. *> It puy:s to advertise in The Register. Mi^P Mary Mount, Mrs. .William ! Stat ion Thursday, March 23d, 1933, ^S'OKIOW, Mrs. Arthur Jlycvsan, Mrs. Round Tui' Lot] ;•!. flnd 7tb A\enu [ Albrrt W. VanNostrand and Mrs. al 11:30 A. M. Sharp. JSnlc Ruin or Shine. iflcorpo Voorhis. Mrs. Benjamin Co- 1 l.i.l.,.,, 40 Head Pure-Bred Dairy and Family Cows. j vert was the ûest. I'rrmmol • r]")ic guild held a SI, Patrick pro- $1.00 Joi-j-eys, Oucniprys ami llolstoinp, fre.^h nnd close f'prin^n:;, tuberculin 1 Knunrl 'J np LoMldfidt and Omrtli jiv. ••\ nud Jiiiik producers and ^rcsfive (.tinner last, nifiht, driving hipli liutlcrf.-iL t r- ^ t CM- .-. i from home to home among the mem- I-LNRAVS i hcr.s for the various rour.ses. The ALSO KNTJRl'J IIICRn'uK JOSKi'H AND ULSTER V'KU.KU <-on- 1 M;m;h l!l, April '-'. Ir; ::i.;Jin^ of Jersey:* and Hoist fins, :onic milking now and due U? frr.sben in last rour.so was served at Ihe studio June. ;ii)il July. All 1 ubcrculin tested under N. J. stntc supervision. Milk j of Mrs. • Mabrl Colrman on Rector \\Kl).Nj;SII.\TS rrrorris and liuiterffit will bo îven on day of ^nle. j pinee. where a social time was en- March '^. April r>. l:i '20 JII-IAD I-'ARM I-IOIvfiKS, MAT1CD TKAMS AMD SCVGLK.S; |»i^«, j«.ved. 1 ponitjy, lol of farm machinery of every depeviption, wagons, harness, bay On Sunday, Mari-h 19th. the .guild NO WAITING ; ,-uid many other arliclcs. If you hfive anything lo sell brins it early lo will he repreacntoci at 1 he "ninety JIIHI nine' service to be held in the Jr. J1KI) llAMi :>.;.7 A. M.; Community S;ile, Thiirpday, Martrh -3rci. PHONES: 45 Bread St., Eed Bank, W« X ATT-KNTJON: ]f yon need cjood hur.srs, cow;-, J>i^^. ))oultry mid fnrrn 1 JHptist church, Sre I'lyeis'oi Loiuull Ajfnli : niaeluncty attcml tlic;"c pales where you ycl the bc.".t nt your own jniOe. Mrs. FreU Conovcr, Mis. Harry : ' TKHMP: CASIt or fi note by paying one-half ptirchfisc price, with Chamberlain and Mrs. Warren Fowl- 3262 or 3263 npjnovcil endorser arid statement security. vv have been appointed on the num- inatinjj committee for the coming - QUALITY PLUS SERVICE! Pennsylvania Railroad JACOB ZLOTK1N & SON. election of officers. Free Delivery. "Thr Men Who Sell Gvc;il." Mrs. Fred Conovcr, chairman of SAM: J;VI;KV TWO MKKKS ON THLHSUAY^. books, made a report, that each of Bnys ran make cxira pru-kot inunry (lie 51 guild members will have read celling The P.cgistcr.—Advci•tisunicni I'huue Il'JO Fn'oholtl. ii\ o \\ oi Id Wide guild books by Ajnl 1st and that the local guild will qualify in tlie national book- ir UIITIL, contest for World Wild for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Ûllds J he guild h ts presented the Kap- l; 1 tliuitli wjth three large table* You Arc Invited tluths foi u'-c in the dining room of the church. YARNCRAFT FASHION The April meeting of the guild will bn i ostpyncd until Friday, April S H OW ',1 t md will be held at the home u of Mi^s Cmilic Grover on Newman I lir- I lmi>il;iv ii(U:iuuoi! al J;MJ in' h]u mb toad /'Beechnut King of Magic, Will Be At Mînl'.k-hs IK'T lihh Hour Audilurium. living moJc'H, many new knitted p:- runts. mon- In be Mmwn." Nu adinissiii]].' Perfect Micndanco List- of Kumson AS PARJS Puiiils Tor Irebniarj-. in Person Ail Day Saturday, March 18. I hc=;e pupils of the Rumson pub- lif schorK v,ac neither* absent nor I—; tauly la^t month i( HOUl. NO. 'I. \m ln^ u tc: —Lcigc DeLnnay, Rnr- i 1c— \lidn AilFO Willi.- M ( 1c—John (.'artiir, ,To?cph Hear Him Every Night Except Saturday and Sunday on Your Radio, Over Station W 0 R at 8:00 P. M. I i/in), Cliailoltt; McGirr. iluul „. ulc —\N liter Albnno. F:-ank ll KILI it > Mfic']li» Ilj.vtc. M cl II IH\ 11 ith DciH-Lvuix, MildrcJ let I m^ hi-.ick. i^nii)^ Sarafini, BORDEN'S or DA1RYLEA—Tall Cans DOMINO in 10-tb. Sacks—Very Special ! i. uiml i 1 inui I if li t ide— J i k Dd.-inny. Samuel !\ 11 i!U i Jem I iBirrc, fluirlcs Schulic!-. (I ul MIL ill wi [ilti.-ui iJri^'fe'H, B.'njjnr.i lltSih Hclt> Hutoii. Jcar. Jncnuisil. •-i Hi t,nnU I i:k Ain.ilJ, Joseph f ilm 1 link Minscn. Artliur Mni|iliy, lit Ic 1 -Millici! nl Harold YiinUinnl. K.lul \\ ll uii M iiûet Layton, Jusc- I ill m 1 "lien I li IUII-U lloiiian. I sLlc,,l i ilt F.ilu-iircl CHinii.-mellii, Allrcil Hill. Jnmc.1 l.cmii;. Dunicl Mufi'liy. I l» ml Miilimj>n c •. Hiuul.l West. Gcr- It I (ic Ilctl M i net licit*. Coi-a Uoniiin. llliMlicth I nt i Until Meilijh. Klizn- COFFEE TETLEY'S TEA Iplli \ llci I liretui ScaUo. .lean ' t)le\cll BEECH-NUT I] III) ^ Ir Iltiial'l Ai'l'lcgDte. Koti- oil II tm. il. i I I Unvd Johnson. Iônnri] Mini JII J in I nmbcrt, Jnrk Mnrphv. ( ) cstu \ nitmim Kutherinc Ureitcnlinek. \ nt I iinh, I vcli II lievcr. Mnri« c Ib ORANGE .PEKOE—Very Special ! M non \niii I Hnen. Harriet 1'cters. i"iiili i ill— I hn Cnnnor, Boland Mi inn k til Mci.ue. Klir-nbcth Grati. lit m Hit ci \i n Klidt. Kmily I.ny. Kin I nn o icini,, Helen l'illiiu;. Eliia- 27 lelh I \ in Jiutli ^ Tile—de( lire Hallanan, T.nnis M< (la lolin S^ci sen, Mary I-'nnninff, 1 March Sample Sale j Kthc! HillstrLim, Dorothy Sutherland. RICE PEA BEAN/4-lb;PkgS . JELL-.Vz-tbO. Pkg. WHOLE—Blue Rose Fancy N. Y. State All Flavors;—Special ! Holmdel News. lbs C lbs C pkgs C I (jeiaid Didion and Leonard f-irown nf Kiplcy, New York, have returned loom Furniture to llolmdcl nnd they are ai;ain liv- 5 - 15 5 - 15 4 - 25 hiK with and working for James J'itivfilt. They worked for Mr. Kuvatt Jersey Asparagus during most of last season. SHRIMP Tomato Juice Stringless Beans Mrs. GarrcU D. I#onsstrcct is slow- MUKFI'— IZH-o-e. Cans Finest quality—IIUIU'T'S FANCV Ct'T—GREEN 1 ly improving {yum sifknes^* I Tht: cold weather last week put a cam t; tanb C tans C C At Prices That Compel! 'iiting of. ice on Chrincy Holmcs's mil Kufl'ieiently thick for skating1. 3 25 5 25 2 55 ' 3 """* 25 ! A proat deal of plowing was done on (he fauna in t li in locnlily last Vou'll Mni'-,of.-a-kmd so come earlv. ;i pntient. nt n government hospital 3 '"^ ll 2 - 35 19 - for. veterans nt Bath, New York, Last wceU the William C. lily rs- M9.00 laip sold a team nf horsea to A. R. BUTTER OAKITE SOAP Grape Juice Charles of London Type Set, 2 pc...... 89.00 'i'rnvern of Freehold and single. HJRHMAN'S IJOKA\ horses to llenjamin Pciano of Hnz- 1 illcst Clllllllr.V Hull:. SPECIAL ! I'lmic-riNr SIZE 95.00 J Large—Giant Sizn Upholstered Tapestry Group, 2 pc 79.50 let, I nH(un!e. Curbo of Knlford. An- 1S C lMlss L 129.00 drew Jôwnian of Little Silver, A. J. Bnrs Two-Piece Group, Down Filled 95.00 r.ri'Unwtn of .Dayton, Trnffold Mnt- 2" 49 " 2 25 ' 5 23° 109.00 English Lounge Type, 2 pc. Group : 74.50 Uirwa cf Lnkewood and John Shcr- iii:m of Kn-i'luilti. Octagon Powder 104.00 Wntsnn Kstt-lle of Freehold has j Tomato Cocktail Chili Sauce Peanut Butter English Lounge Type, 2 pc. Group 84.50 been iipendin^; several dnys with his 169.00 Cogswell Design, 2 pc. Group ...... 129.00 : islcr, Mis. 1'h'iip OHnrn. !;!:1X:H-NUT—I-nrgo Siii- BEECH-NUT VERY SI'ECIAL ! Miss J>nrot Iiy I.efsky is r'xpeclrtl BB c 70.00 English Club Chair and Ottoman ...... 44.50 h'tint' in a few day:- from Kloridn, j 6%S}C Dulllr vvhei r. :~\\v tin: been spending the j 2 ""'25' «r -25 39.50 English Club Chair 24.50 :\ inter. • j Mi.-. Ad Bus 'tickets To Vom i\r,••,.•; meeting -\\il| hr I10UI and leporta will he rrad. LIMA BEANS ONIONS MUSHROOMS SPINACH I'L'1,1, PODS YELLOW FANCV WHITE 1'ANCV MASHED Home Town With Sale Purchases of $5.00 or Over Thd 11 od Bank Kef,i ,tei traveii pvcry ftreet in tow n r nad in the county. Lot it t ui> \oin >s to tho.sr vvlio li\p 011 UICFC 3" '29 5"-10° 25°" C3,—Advcrlliicmcat. BED BANK THE REGISTER'S rLATFORM. An Ideal Place to Live, Broad Street ,t*j the I^lvcr Located mi the Beautiful Sewers ou Every Street Shrewsbury Itivcr one hour from New York, mid provid- More Parking Space ing every city convenience. RED BANK REGISTER Sidewalks -Along the Highways lnued Weekly, Entered as Second-Clan Matter tit the Po«t- SubacrlitLlon Price: One Year E1.60 VOLUME LV-, NO. 38. offico at KeJ Bank, N. J., under the Act ol March a, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933. Six Months $1.00. Single Copy 4c PAGES 9 TO 18. Resurfacing of Piyor, Herbert WILL PROBABLY APPEAL. Purim Festival School System TO HOLD KASTKU DANC'K. Some Monmouth No Decrease in American Legion Likely lo Try to ! Junior Woman's (Jlub Plans Affair Roads Postponed; For Freeholders Upset Board's Kullng, Is Celebrated May Be Changed j at Molly Pitcher HotH. Banks Are Open School Budget A meeting of the executive commit- The Easter dancpe off tJithec .P r.r. d j • ' i . tc0 ol Shrewsbury pOst. of the Amcr- Reorganization to Become Ef- Hank Junior W.-omnr.'s clulf will he jEatontown and Atlantic High- Board of Education Decides No* Fnif Haven Council Decided tojFamout Bandma«ter and Well cc;a n Special Services Saturday and ., ,.i » • n , i legion of nctl Bank will be held fective Next September Con- ^-^"J,"^ hot , , Ws Bank, and Seven State J Appropriation,an^ Hold Up Work Until Condi- Sunday and an Entertainment ; ;;;; lo Ch Known Manalapan Agncultur- jlomolTO W nisnt t0 conaidcr making sidcred at Meeting of Board of Banks in the County Receive | tions Are Better—Teacher» al Leader Endorsed by Demo-1 an appeal to the 'Bupreme court of for Children Monday After- Beutell is general chairman of Din j Adopt Six-Months Plan Which noon at Red Bank Synagogue Education Last Night. dance and i.s assisted by t he mr;m- | License to Resume Business. Would Reduce Taxea $85,000 Donate Ten per Cent. crate at Meeting at Red Bank, j,b Ney wth eJerse adjustmeny to set zonint asidge boarthed rulin witgh berfe*' of several 'CommiUnor-. MUMC j A long discussion about reorganiz- .Sonic of the banks o£ Monmouth The T'air Haven commissioners At a meeting of Democratic mu- regard to the Atwater'house on Ma- The annual Purim services of the will be supplied by Toddy Unyt and, The Fled Bank board of education Congregation B'nai Israel of Keding the Ked Bank school system with county reopened for normal business Monday night unanimously votod Inicipal and executive leaders ropre- ple avenue. The adjust men t board his Red Coats. A program oT special- tills morning. Thn hanking holiday laut night, at. its last meeting before the.1 se.nting 32 municipalities last Thura- has refused to grant permission to Bank was held Saturday night and regard to part time studies was dis- ty numbers will be presentrd. Mis. being reorganized in April, decided down the ordinance to rface cuuacil at the meeting of tlic bourd iiaij not. onW'i;i|ly brrn >mind, how- t a ! day night at the Molly Pitcher hotel, the k'gion to ^nake alterations'to the Sunday morning at the synagogue K DeMonseigle of Bdnuir will >prak nut to i"emulate it:i budget uf ___ . — __ ja_ on Riverside avenue. This event is of education last night. No motion ever, mid a large majority of thc cost not (o exceed ?ll,nOO. It was j Arthur H. Pryor of wanamas™, house to convert, it into a clubhouse. on current events at a meeting to hanks of thc county ma still opcrat- ponces on the ba.nis of making W. The board claims lhat such a build- held to celebrate thc frustration of was passed to take such action, but fiscal year end on December 31st, in-* ed advisable, not to do the work j moun band leader and Henry it was unanimously agreed that the bo. held tomorrow ni^hl nt the club- ! ing under the restrirUons which have deemed Herbert of Engllshtown, banker and ing on Maple avenue is prohibited by Hainan's plot to massacre the Jews 1 house at 7:30 o'clock. .-toad of June 30th, as has been cus-* until luminous conditions show a de- in Biblical times. The first part of change should--" be made at the be- | been in force since the holiday was agrlculturul leader, who have an- the zoning ordinance. The mombcrr; of thn a, :.i:M ini;| Qpclnrcd Katurdiiv, March 4th. tomary. legislation which -was rc^ cided improvement. Councilman Ar- nounced their candidacies for the the festival comprised chantings ginning of thc new school term next iccently rnnct^d would have enabled, Thedore Dv Parsons, counsel for September. No attempt at reorgan- committees comprises, mu.-ic, Mi.- ^ thur B. Sickles, chairman of theDemocratic freeholder nominations, thn legion, claims that Lhc board is from the Book of Esther to thc air The Eatnn'town national .hank, thn ihu board to have made the change. of a melody which has been carried ization will be made until lhat time. Ruth Beutell chairman ;i ml I »oi i.s Atlantic Highlands national bank road committee, stated he would be en- mistaken and he has recommended Brown; tickets, Misers P;itri<-ia 'Jup- By following this coiirsn the amount 0 on thc past 2,-100 years from thc Edwin C Gilland submitted a plan and thc bank of the Kcyport bank- of taxes to have bi^n raised by school L'ad'^heireyTvlilab'le HTS |-«r*d A3aemh.ymci_ Theron Me-1 to the ,ogion that an appeapp l be tax- aill chairman and Kloanor Alexand- in;; company rerrivod licenses iu Frcd Scliock for re- time that thc Hebrews were in bond- to this end, stating; that he was not purposes would' have been for six vorcd postponement of the work for j JJJJj, en. The members of the.exocutlve age in Persia. sure it was practical In-ull its details er; refreshments, Mis.se^ Joyce normal operations early this month:! instead of for a full year n0 in, I £1C I Ctti UVVll 1LS UCLUUa , , ...... , i'v.niiii'; iiutiimi u iiiuiiwnn KII ii 1111.1 an indefinite period. He said that; ^ committee of tho legion are the pres- and that it cc r from June 30th, 1933, to Juno 30th, those present from this sec ent ofllcer3 and the past com- The annual Purim entertainment might be necessary to |jori echairma Pcrrinnc HammondMarjorle ; Kohlout, liar- ,mo , ni A ffcw CJlh(,r ll;mkbi m ,,,ore when the borough is re'ftuy lo go for children was held Monday after- change it in some respects. Jn gen-jorie I'crnnc iiammonn; cnirnam- . (ii,!;in[, Jjai ,:j uf thucolint y revived r>.J' ahead with Hie job, other streets lion were former Prosecutor John J. manders, Quinn, Democratic state committee- noon. About 100 persons were pres- era! his plan is to put the junior and irent, Misses June McVcy rhairman, UcfnpCJ!> r^pOrtii from anu f tllc.orto.l that ' lVX"i ::lT {"\n^Z^^ Pn*rcMinK ram..,/with it•ss pinnplana, j.J'ipla?y under the cdirectio n o(.M"is3 Mar- King of Magic toward canvassing the town and im-iJ°™c tricl'.son. rvinend a disposition to try the nix ^"^h^ he ink. The cast of the main p.ay com- Here on Saturday months' program. ithe employed. Plcdfre cards will be i PrisC3 Misses Elizabeth Emery, Ella '"I am very much disappointed over? would be the fame by summer. Dc 'Bivcn out and a house-to-house can- )'. I'roda Rittcr, Inez Rae Lawyer An unusual attraction is in store thc acliun of the board of education." Keelv B. Tuthill, chairman of the for those who visit Red Bank's shop- pawl Mayor Charles R. English ia studlcf. All thc hih-h school pupils j ""admitted, company, Long Branch; Neptune talking with a Register reporter this ping district next Saturday, March thcrrc would-be transferred to thc „ , ,n oxt day. according to MrL';m. k and Tru.a company, township 18th, through arrangements made, Snedeker, hn was told by the hos-1 morning. "The six months program , Branch avenue and Harding road of Nrptunc; Hie Matawan . hank, would have meant a material reduc- by Davidson Brothers, 4!> Broad schools. Tlic River street school pita] .ofliciala that Mr. Mi-Lau^hlin M"itaw;ni mid Nrv.' .Jersey Trust i wrn an nlroHolif p.*itjrnt: nnd would ( tion in I.HX^H this year whon property j.tiret, whereby they will have the be rmtiiely by v;$JX!>mv:;-i£be. ic. He will give ex- oU married women as teachers. Although Councilman SeVly V.. Tuthill and does not obligate me lo have this calls her movement the Itinerant Llt- for each teacher now at the River Sh offo Atlantir the cmaintenanc Highlandse payofs a 530 be0dnot included in thc motion, it was thethc April meeting Albert S. Miller ; hibitions of magic in thc Davidson street school. He said that the state wi bc f.erald <-,'. Ilolbrook have each do- work done by any particular indi- -tic Theater for Churches and her ^ _ : at thc Ixxng Branch hospital and that consensus of opinion that men teach-j " sworn in for a new term and store window all day long and he will board had given warning that bee- Dr Allan nated an evergreen tree for the park. vidual or individuals, and further- work has included coaching drama- ,.«,•' the bod was unoccupied when Mr. ers who have wives holding positions - Randall and Elmer Hessn make gifts of magic toys to children. cause of cungestion at thcj Rl '« ' ,. » ...... _ _ wl h c Miss Jano Covant; librarian of the !JjP™' it is understood that the tic productions in various cities, in- ; should not be cng.-ignl a:; teacher and " sworn in as new members to t f my pledge will nut be Special arrangements have been sired school an allowance of only ! was tali on thorc. su r.cw county branch here, in a letter ' cluding Albany, Poughkeepsie. and it. was generally understood that Mr. ccecd Mrs. Trevonian Bennett and given out. Silver Bay in New York; Jersey City, made by Davidson Brothers to make $200 per year for each teacher would ! recommended having (he library, ".Signed - sure that their guests will have an be made unless conditions were i Gilland would follow this course. The Thomas Doremus. Mr. Miller is tha opened Tuesday and Thursday af- • "Address „ _ • Plainfleld and Paulsboro iu New Jer- Morris Jacks Denies matter was brought, up by Gilland, | president of thejroard. sey. opportunity to personally speak with remedied. . ( tcrnoons from two to five o'clock. "Telephone No Chandu and to make sure that there who stated that the board had been! " ~ "Canvasser The stage committee comprises Al- Mr. Gilland stated that thc board She said pens and oilier supplies' will be no one injured in their eager- had been criticised by some taxpay- Campaigning for Beer severely criticised for .employing M. | jv_ !bcrt Sniffen, manager, Margaret Ben- married women as teachers iu a per- Show At , ! tt Albt Whiti Louis Grob ness to meet the well-known person- ers for providing post graduate age. Harry H. Clayton, chief of po-courses. He said the?e taxpayers i Morris Jacks, proprietor, and man- iod of economic stress. Rumson March 22d lice, has assured Davidson Brothers l' theater, is in Thn fact that.some married women claimed that thc schools had(done rcceipt of a letter- from u person who, ample police protection in case the | their full duty by the pupils when teachers have unemployed husbands Pupils cf the seventh, eighth, nlnthJ evidently under thc illusion that Mr. crowd should get beyond the control j the pupils graduated and that it was was mentioned s a reason that cx- nrnl tenth grades will present the Jacks has started a .campaign of hiscoptions .should bo made 1 I '• Wolf, Pearl Ralph, Grovcr Carter, of the large force of salesmen in thc not fair to the people to make them the^c minstrel ^liow, ."Plantation Days, ' sentativea of his club on the own for thc return of beer, .suggests ,„„]',, Alfred Ralph, Harvey Stupelli, Stan- store. pay taxes for education beyond that eases, but after con.îdcrabln discus- Wednesday nipht, March 22d, in th» committee Robert C». Maclônald, that he will wait until Oongrc:=H has Another Public ley and Wilbur Ivins and Warren Children arc welcome to meet thc of thc regular curriculum. The board sion it not. to makn such Rumson hi^li school auditorium. Gilbert Hanson, Edwin C. GiHland, Bella?. did not decide to eliminate post grad- acted on President nooscvclt'a re- exceptions but to bar all married Albert S. Miller, John H. Mount. Dr. King of Magic at thc Davidson store Teachers directing thc show arB Parking Place ate studies entirely. It'voted lo j cent recommendation women. The new rule will not apply Allan B. Randall, William A. fiwee- and the management will appreciate lct Mis:; Virginia Spencer, dancing; r.ARKNT-TKACHEKS. the courtesy if the children can bemaintain such courses for live months , , - common s . r. . JC \-> la married women who are now em-Miss rciizMb(*th Connolly, music; Mrs. vi^cd Bank can boatl of another nny, William S. Weeks, Carl Haug after pupils graduated in February forhl s su"l'°rt ,of lhc '»°«mcnt to ployed at the" school. It, was ex- public parkin;; place iij;htin the and Thomas Irving Brown, accompanied by one or both of their Suzanne I-'cHon and Miss Hazel Er- and June. Mr. Gilland stated th/t reopen thr; Merchants trusy company plained that all iiUi-h wumnn an* pro- heart of its business' dblrict. This At the Lions club last nipht Presi- IHRII School Association Will Meet parents or some other adult guard- p e tected by thc [mure of olhee act and ricUaon, (.'ostuniin.L,*. and Albert Mow- ncw parking area which can accom-, dent George White appointed onhis Tomorrow Night. inn. theruiciie: arec now abouauouit fortiony noaposti grau-grad-1 , ., tOr , h, s'. .-,,,, , >. cannol. be di^mi^Hed except nn pry, si'aî* manager, M?"? s l0 5 ' l n Ucli ! ! llk lodatc from thirty to forty automu- . committee Lester Ross. Wat Ten Fow- ; 'r| parent-teacher association of uatc pupils and that some of them * "°I\ ' ; . charges. Julius Yell en will he interlocutor. lr have, been taldng courts a year or "I^'as passing your theater in .1 Thn end men are Hill Boyce, Bill biles is on thc FOUIII side of Mon-, ler, Millard J. Tetley, Enslcy E. Mor-t |hn. r.ocl Bnnic jumor and senior Eastern Star Card nlurc ° bus," the letter said, when 1 notlci'i IL was biouyhL ui;l during the di.-Kim-pm, Marie Mnrks and Frank mouth street near the city hall. 'is, Peter Forbes and Abram Kridel. .llig h s(.hoo|s ,viu mcet tomorrow Richard Smith: .secretary of the listers which read, 'What'. No Uecr.'| .-us-ion that'therh e are several in- Home time ago C. Howald Lippin-|Mr. Ross, who is chairman of the , njf;ht a, ?.,0 oclock at the senior H 0u al sl Party March 23d Youni-oungc Men's Christian association, I 5' '° a>'tmg .1 campaign . in ] .-,t;mi-es of married couples being cm-1 • v;innus groups arc ns follows: colt, who has his real estate and in-1 L'ons committee, will select ththee ;h j h F(,ho0, buiMing on 3I:1rding favur ot thc retulT asked that the gymnasiu lit tlicl i of I'eer. I would j ployed as ••• '•- - "Ali' (i' f• Ihcsr' . ' suranco DU:;inc.-,.- in lh,: former Em- other four members of the general jrMc ] Q j Moulton superintendent i of "III" —Sue Ucycr.1, Jean Stev- Ked Bank chapter of Eastern Star ctfully sugscst tl.nl yo,. wa.t un- ictui'.i will cont'inun tu liuid t hnr ; t,n'' i th committeo from thc Lions club. River street schoolhousc be opened 'ii-it:l Sc;wtiaii, Miirrici. 1'cters, Agno« piro theater building, conceived of schools of Neptune township, "will will hold a. card party Thursday on S ia d P .-=, bpc'iui;^ in every-iiLstHiico hnthji-.-ir i--. riiiii'liiHc t:^^cll.'0^1. liiilll Vital. 1 he Exchange clul. will haven for tho use of West Red Dank chil-1 llLS ^ J. ^_.^l"'^?, 1 idea lhat the large plot of unoccupied be thn speaker of the evening. The night, March 23d, in the Eisner build- drcn on Saturday morning, March Tiooacvclt's recommendation, on this I •band and wifr CMUIK; innlfT 1 lie j I'". Mclh 'Ii. ground where the main p;ji't of thecommittee of ten members and a topic will be "Education for Living." ing on Broad street. A prize will be matter. He. haa splendidly answered provisions uf t he- (enure of otlira ;u-t. ^cionaiici:; — (.Jcora Hallanun. theater formerly ^tood and other ad- general operating committee will be 18th, and on Saturday morning. 1 Hill rinneean formed at once to start the canvass. I Ml'p- E' D' Smith' Pr«Wmt °< ihc awarded at each table and aa elec- March 20th. He said that after the;^your' questioquestionn . "\Vhat"What! No UccrHecr.. " j| Thn n.u- ruin hairing nmrriod , MSIIC '-Marc -Ri-hani War,]. John jacent land could be converted for Mr Jacks dcnlcd that he IS u That Red Bank is foremost in mat-' association, will preside at a short tric iron will be awarded as a door last named date it was planned to I . ' : « P;jwur.i-n t.ar^r, will not. ^rply wnon ! H-ui, ..,..., MHljr.. B,l[^- public benefit into a parking area. prize. lderin an such l ' business meeting. provide outdoor recreation for the K K ^ campaign and siud , tnaclUTs am iMiKagp(l Un- .short per-! HctI';.%\\\ rUiir.§ ^'nV ^,;!!,t iJcn. Walkl": Mr. Lippincott waited upon Oliver 15. ters of civic interest is shown by the lhat tho fact that a similar plan of operation Thc first, part of the meeting will Mrs. Harry P. Thiesmcyer is chair- children. Hr said that a number of i posters Himply luWntîunU to ai-t a. stibstituirs for rcûlai- i,,ii, M,i,ui,. Kmily i.njto,,. Frake, ono of the owners of thc thc has been adopted by thc Citizens' be- devoted to visiting the looms in man of the committee and her as-West Red Dank children played in j feature. "What! No Boer," with tocher.* who are tcnipunirily out of r>n.-i.up--Jnh,, si..r.,,n. liirhar-I Ward. former theater property, as weH as 11 1 1 Relief committee of Newark. They tho senior high school building. All sistants are Mrs. Alonzo Curchin, several of the town ollicials, with thc the streets where they impeded traf- f^my iSchnoMlc) Durantn and Uu«-, service h.H-.-u... uf ^kne* or fur | IS;;,^ -^;^^ "^.f^rîl.n. ' Ko£i are running a scries of advertise- Mrs. Leon Pennington, Mrs. Ray- tcr result that the plot referred to has the rooms will be open and mem- fie and wore in danger of getting Beaton, which is to piny at the,.othrr rra.oiu;. II w:i.s -Matrd thi.t Hll,ll0lll,,,|, ments entitled "Let thc jobless men i bers of the high school student pa- mond Fary, Mra. George Ivins, Mrs. irri(la aiui t of the lo;icliois availalil • lie-.-— K :illicri ne Ka rinjin. Cath- ' b{cn \v I'llln would not hi1 ; ^^ silo which1 is now open lo thc public. ^»« .—^—• : singing of the parent-teacher asso- to romp over the street?. Mr. Smith ." SALK OF JIORSI VanSchoick, Mrs. Stanley Fielder, rhforcfd a^'ain:;t tlioni berau.-o UIOIT M; y Ii - Kntrancc lo thc parking gronnd:- CAIU) TABTV TOMORROW. icialion song will open thc meeting. request was granted. .i- "Kvcl (ic; <•!", Vci onicft Mrs. Thomas Doremus, Mrs. Albeit ls ;1 Maiv ,-, Ho<-lal Auction nt Zlolliin't. Slalilrs ' ;'"'«•">' uf unmarried trarbcrs", ^"n : ] Mis. Myrtle Cook will be the accom- Doremus, Mrs. James Clayton, Mrs. On thc Oakland street schoolhmisc t !nm. Aiui.i O'Hr Icn. Klcanor is through a driveway on thc west I .,,....„.. Sni. „. •,it.,.ci^ ,,,.. I pani'sl. ' Mrs. Smith will preside Eit grounds arc several trees which have March M. . io art n» ^bsnuMr-:^ I,:.,,,.. llil!l. ninnci•. Klizubeth Ola Galm, Mrs. Frederick Hurley, 1 .side of the Marks furniture store, be- La'*" rt* e ™ £bcr Far v 1™ business meeting aflor which inn. s I.CHll .' Ut. !"[rit'lo Oclli. r n Tc Mrs. Harry Kettel, Mrs. Joseph Val- been sawed off about twelve feet. ( - twocn' the Marks placp e of business rnntr1cache lart, ^^ above the ground. Some of the trees A sprdal sole of iKil'.ir:- will t')^ '(^T 1 il /^1 • 1 ' \nni Klint. and thc building of the. Daniel II. The largest card party of the & ntmairman of an l ,' ' ., ,i , '" ° , "I?"!!; should have all of thc trees grubbed hen the'the Strand theater, announced last exceptionally large commit tec, thematics in thc hipli school followed anfl a team of mules shipped hy its final sta^c last iii^-hL this property will later be secured so by thc address of Mr. Moulton. A EASTERN STAR PARTY. out or whether they should restrict (list of a series nf nightly Knii'is was nielli that prizes would besiven each names of which were printed in The this to the trees which arc wholly Charles Fallen of II'ITIMIIOIU. luwa. that thc eastern end of Gold street Register two weeks ago. social meet ins will be held in f hc j Mr. Zlolkin says that this is theheld. Another i;rind will he held to- week to persons successfully complct can be used cither as an entrance hi h St. Patrick's Program to Bo Given de,ad. After considerable discussion six surviving con- | '">', Ji^-saw piu-.zles which arc given During thc nvoning ten dollars will j " school gymnasium. they referred the matter to Japhin choicest lot of farm horses he lias night, when thr or an exit to the parking area. be disposed of on the co-operative Tomorrow Night. offered for sale in this section in ti slants will i-i mpli-ti' three tlion-''» patrons of the thoater every AN UL MA1 ClayUm, secretary of the board, with Wednesday night. DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT. plan and attractive prizes will be j " - j A St. Patrick's party will be held power to act. many years. There arc several mat- SMid liours. The nmtu'it started last awarded to the winners at cards., | by Red Bank chapter of Eaatern ed teams weighing from L',W0 to Il.'.'tui November and lias continued for lL'o The jig-saw puzzles, when com- Thc holding of a parly on the eveM. F. Tcllny I-oans Curio lo County Star at the regular meeting tomor- Mrs. J. D. 'fuller brought up thepounda per team, n:i well as several day..'. I [detcd, will depiet. scenes, from mo- Sorority to Hold Affair nt Union Museum. matter of having tennis courts un attendiiif.' the show to- j <-'«« picture.-! that have played in Red Hoso Fircliousc. of St. Patrick's day is an innovation row night in the Eisner building. single horses. Pen in St. James's parish and according Millard F. Tetley of Hudson ave- Miss Annabel House is in charge of the high school athletic grounds. It The linn will also have ils regu- night, will receive nnise-niakers, hats H;mk The eutuestiuH >s leijuired to Thc Alphti Phi Omicron sorority to the advance sale of tickets it nue has loaned to the Monmouth the program, which will include a was decided not to ilo tliiii work be- lar community sale on Thursday. and other noveltie The grind will wiite a brief leview of the picture, cause the courts would encroach up- ! fl0Tn :aken, and of Red Dank will give a dance to- looks" as If this change, has met with County Historical association an un-play by Monmouth chapter of East- March 23d, the sale liepjiinih^ at In of twi, hi.urn ami twenly minutes which th Sl ntl i! K ee of the Strand morrow night nt Union flrchouso on the approval of the majority of card usual directory map of Long Branch. on thc baseball and football field, half past eleven o'clock in thr morn- dia.'flioii under IIÎ rule Two! ' ern Star, solos by Mra. Arthur Greg- •• an- to be distrib Shrewsbury avenue. Dancing will lovers of this prrt.ion who attend The map, which is in black nnd ory, reading by Mis:i Jane MCHUKII. It was voted to have the furnace ing. At thin sale, which will be held .iuil^cs will In the lloor In super- 1'hejir,-. Tt start at half-pant eight o'clock with these public partica. while, was prepared hy J. Hselection. s by Mrs. Leon Kelley, solos and the chlnmry of the West Uergen rain or shine, there will hc forty ise the cntest. Chairs, instead of nted George Washington and his orches- Schcnck for the Long Branch Direc- »v..i.î.nMhi uy kino. ui;uii ivîu.y. oui^.i 1 . ,, • . - head of pure hied dairy ami family by Edward'o'Bricn, acTOiniHininrt by ]'.'"VM • ,°"" *"•? ' ed:-. Will be pinviilcd Hie cnnlest- tra supplying the music. There will A Urlek House Without Brinks. tory of the Descriptive Guide pub- cows offered for the IliKll dollar. In nt.-, loi r 'lining their brief rest MI:I;TIM.. Modernize your homo with Olson Miss Knthcrinfi O'Brien, nnd flll,,C(, '"'nnli Mornlt will Jo this work with addition there will he put on ;-ale the ho a program of entertainment and lished in 18Gr>. It Fhows Iho termin- :lll c tlon 1 eriods. asbestos brick style aiding and Tim- numbers by Miss Olga HchwcnUcr. 7 . "PP""' "" f " «'»<• "< *"• entire herd of Joseph and Le:.lcr S ,'»('iT.'liir,\ of Semite to >pi':ili al llc of Ihn to put your house up to dnte. Phone Continental hotel, which at that time 25th by Monmouth Hunt < Inli, thanking the board for it:t co-oper- articles. \ 'UN , !1 i hlif in club Coal Company Moves, or write Olson Hoofing Company, wan at Um corner of Beach drive if CleveliU d. M' : It 1 ut Hcd ation at. the World Court pageant • . «»-- 1 111)-. in 1 H'ir lulu H>M1:1 O 1 ll.AHl The Kea Bank brnncti of thc Huvnn Hlfl Fimt nvenue, Anbury Park, phone Motimoutli boat club uf Rcil Biuik New consi^nlnent of acclinintcd nnd Smith Main fitrcrt. The mnp in );iv('n hy the club last week. }. 11 ; [ • I 1 c 1. II .ihir I'-'o ox- Uieir now quarlers nt (30 Monmouth ment. will bo thn ln.'il o( a serlcn (if twelve \our home neodu niof protect ion. work. No daiH;iT of sickness Mod net \'esle day i nit in: dr plan . In i-If.l t.« b 1 Il! t* 1! t in.l A\H- ilt. Im- .street opposite the borough hall. rlancca held by thn |uorient, ranimil- Pont gamble with your foolin^.i un cnitely priced and e\cry one t;uaian- mid an ceilln\ ^ rani | •illy th" III- p ': ' IM • i n :.n •'•., vi il n\- k« rc- Feed Your lawn. 1 leed |'o be as represented The Wil- •1 .'• Hall at Molly 1'ilclwr. leo, wllleh eoiiriisU of .Tmne.i 'I'. the jiinall cost, of an Olson roof, not i>r parl . 1 thuini'li'h, wi'h Mr... I' M ! :\' ': . f Illi; IrlCPtltl^ T. Tien, nmnnscr of tlin local Propcv ineding in vitnlly important. liam (.'. I'lly Kal.-lle, ll.dnid"! Ailvcr Invitations luive liren unit out forC.'luyton chairninn, l'!d^nr V. Ueni.'ic, when yon'êl 100';, prolerlion nllci Hi njauiln II (I ale, .] i 111 i h 1 t; i i ( p'C '! i i! tie : •: \f>\. ulllre, in beginning tircund year I if you 1 green velvety Inwn. tisenirnt. Wo offot Vigoro, huim meal, the llr:;t aunmil b;ill In tin given by IBrnnsI, Hull, (JeoiRn .-irly. vcrtiseniont. tho main ballroom of Hie hotel Sat- chase, a. Montiinuih county fiirm of I) \IIIS connections. ^ _ •*&-*-**- • Highlands, phone 510. — - Advertise- urday night, March 25th. Thlo be- forty acren or more at a cost not. ex- N.itkv til llH'OHM' '1a\|ui\ ers '-'• VI i,K \' ;| 'iililli Irl. Mi! .•ii M. Apartment of threo large, eheerful ment. 1 Ticwavd for return of Boston ter- ceeding $10,001). Send parl Iculan- to Will be y stin ' until line i i•;. i i'n IU! • p.'Olil fjf ing tho first arfair given by the staff rooms, ball and bathroom, with heat, at n 1 Nu-Way--- oil burnnra for radiant rier taken from Ked Bank airport \V. II. Ilintehn.inu, Knnisnn. N. ,1.I'i'liie, k ton i;:ht 1 I 1,'llu- .illldavil nn . in 'I lit. l i 1 1 H 1 11 •: • •- i • v - rf' lilt Monday night. No question;! asltpd. Ihey are making Rpecinl prepara- to reat; one minute from rnllroarl Truliln'N Typewriter llenih|iinrtrrH. [' ,,,,,,,,;!(!, heat, g oil-burner!! to replace phone .Hum: on litni. Ailvi-rl i •rii.ciil. lieonte t;l\ !1 coal. 5R Monmouth tittcet, Ked Bank. Phono R'ed Bank 1730.-Advertise- tions lo havn it. a. Hoclal mid llnan- mill hud. Rent $20 month. Mm. r.y- 'I'y|iewi'ltei:i rented, bought., sold 1 . i. .'• i !i y.r- uy 1'iii.l r. »>!*•'*•' • , cial tiiiccccis in every particijlnr. •lln M.^Hmlth, Middletown, phono -fl'.i nnd .repnlrnd. 'I'rulilii':-,, r»S Kinau M. I' Tell y, N"i 1... K, h •ft II II 11 i -'AdvcrtiBomcnAdtiUU ment. .1 DM j.. i 1 "II1- L ;iiCiU6 'i. —AdvitrtlecmonL Itrcet, Hcd Uanlc,—A.dvriml< VrniJc Jr.. Mr>. At St. Thomas's chapel at Red Federal prohibition agents raided O'.tn HrrJrn. Mr-. Nc'lir Nornuli-. Mrs. r L-L-. * A "7 i i i Members of the American Le-Bank thcrc will be special Lenten Ground-Breaking Services to beand destroyed a still last week on Report Submitted to Chamber Over Two Hundred Members At- t umir a farm near Chapel Hill owned by II nv K , M Exh.b.t of Ant,queS Loaned by 'Tgion Auxiliarief ..Li. s T,L.r.....of the Count. y <*r"|C8 tomorrow night at quarter! Hel.,,d , _„.Sunday* a.t th.. e RRive. .r Robert MacLcroy of Whltcstone, of Commerce by Census Bur- lend Fifth Meeting Held in I,,,,, || Hu M w i,i , M r«. Members Proved lo be an En- after tight o'clock, with F.ev. C. P. 1' \l Malniir. Mr.. 1. Mi (". A. Are Entertained by Shrews- Johnson, rector of All saints church j Street School—Rev. William Long Island. Tho farm was rented eau Shows Reduction in Es- Red Bank Catholic High Ji.Kn'ton Mr-. Joh r.e. . <'. .1. H» joyable and Instructive Fea- or Navosiifk aft t3ic preacher, a cl)ii-1 several months ago by three Italian (iuinrv. Mrs. A -J. P» „ Mr 'O- bury Unit, No. 168. i. Hebioun to be Pastor. tablishments and Wages. School Last Thursday. ,i,,-r Mum Mr-. I, rvt rtul.- ture—Reports Rend. dron's Lenten service Friday after-. residents of Newark. The men were llornthy il»>fr. Mr.. Acn Slirrw:;biiry Post auxiliary, No. 168, | noun tit four o'clock, Litany Friday! Services In connection with thc arrested and released under ball. The bureau of census of the United '\hn Mt!l -i e<'i;i£ of Ihn piorc-fln The Woman's club of Jjltle Silver Tho farm where thc raid took place States government hnii completed a adjoins the tracks or the old South- census of munufacturcH In lied ern railroad route. It was ot oneBank for the Chamber of Commerce, !>ili, p.' 1'i-> ]'.>':! Rink time owned by the late Dr. Edward In the preliminary summary, madft M-iT>!;] .•.,:!]! !:::nj. ovrr nvo bun- Taylor of Middletown village and oc-public yesterday by Mrii, Mildred ilrrfl r:-i: iu;;-i:i -\ w members ropurtrd cupied by his brother, the late Henry Con^dun, secretary of the chamber. [or IIT1 nHo:1::.^ ;-rJ-=ion. and many Taylor. Of late It had changod own- f tint church of Shrcwabury township. It Is nhowii that TCrd Rnnk in IBM iTinre *:.').'r;r /'««, Little/ Mr-. WilKnm M31-k, committee, consisting: of Mr*. .1. l(o j( rehabilitation tax to the Ked Bank, will be pastor of thc newbeing used for illicit purposes. In 11*29. 'Iftl' "I l!:f K< ') I'-uili P. T. A. «>•)-!.,,». '.Ur.v Mn.-rr. Sir., finirep f.rmisc. Bntr-hler, Mrs. .lohn Bnt(\", Mrs. E. „,,,„„,,, nl.r,,n|,,||nn She nlBn nnoke Old Turf Picture churoh. tho lease for the rental of tho prop- The average number of wngn cani- • •oniC'l '!]•• v:»ii.ir~ .im! mtroilurrrt ;{;:• A"^™ A';.": c^"!&, 1"W. Mr*. Harry Kinsley nnd Mr., ^'l^ .-n^^ch Va« beinK Teld ! The services will start at. twoerty the Newark men promised Unit ciB in Red Hanlc, not including pal- P\cv. IT. J. i; Mi-ririfki-v who in his nlso given. j(1)il( nj ht at Eiteabcth in honor of they would not use the place to make Mr«. <;r,.tK.. Moil. Mm. Thorn.; s.imon, L. Gelsboro, WHS nlso given. |(1)il( niRht at Enzabcth in honor of : O'clock with selections by tho church arled ofllcern and employee;*, in 1931 Mr J HouBhtonhlo . chairchair-i, , . , commander. Interests Many alcoholic beverages. MMr,. J;,,ph F,MIHKi.«>"i'-. Mri: "". II.• °>;D* " '<»"• ' , ™ „ W°«K «; - thh(e nnationalUor al l commander. choir with Mlas BccAjikon in charge. was 705. In 1920 %0 perrons were Will Mrs. MA. V. Glli r c0 lit An Easter party is being planned, A dcVot(onal servlci fe.""'J-w .""V,. ": & S,VS";. Mr»: ™" ; « »*« 7 ™- "- An Easter party 1, being planned A devotional service will be conduct- employed in manufacturing nlant/i R OTUehrrty. Mrs. I li' to be held nt the Lyons Veterans .'Several in the Group Well , b R . r _. ibbs of thc Second on an average. Thn report states n,,,M . o'i••l.shrrtyI'. ]•". Ottor. , M,-.Mri. JIl,on,». I'.» Mulvihiii Kci.ry., P"'tcbeen dgive thant t27!o cightoe> bottlens childreof milnk durha-d tQ h(,m nA«i«t (h(M ,1 , 0 MroVeteran Punlia»'is i ! 1/" :_, HA il_ /^ i_. I ' . ' _ ' Mr "WRller A Liiyton, Mrv William A. ing the month nnd that, an appeal hospital on April 10. Mrs. Cyphers | Known in Monmouth County Baptist church or Keyport, ttev C. Growing Plants that thin nvorngn "IH b:if;fd on num- MI-J. • rMrpJ-Cliarlr. ]•". ottor*, AMn. (ilblln. J. ,I' Mrs. Mulvihiii. Hurry, been trlven to clehteen children thJt church of Lakewood and Rev. J. By Electricity s. .Tnhn Moran, MrR. Dnvid Sheridan. ed that a card pnrty was.planried to : A. Langhorno of the Mt, Olivet Bap- fiomewhat the number that would ]•>(• w;»^ $1,034,- pults 1'r.i meir ciiiWren. Mr. Smith Missionary in MJCiHBOKHOOI) DANCE. . kind Of manure but with thc develup- 74.rj, whilr in 1WJ it w.-:i 52..*i87.2-iri. ical tableau were presented. Among Dunncll. The antiques were loaned Abe Daniels, Kobei t Plnkerton and 1 stoierl Hint linowledgc alone is not.the1 acts was a scries of the latest for the occasion by different club India Coming Home William C. Whitney. I , , I ment of the electric hotbed which Is TJu; value of product. ! in 1931 wan education but that the application of dance steps executed by Grandin members. A copy of the New York A ffalr Hcd Satl rda at connected right into the lighting clr- $2,763,517, while in 1&23' thc value lhat knowlcdce to the dally lives of Mr. Calver says that several local !""'''/. , ' >' Schanck with a number of different Times, dated April IS, I86S, and thc sportsmen have expressed a desire Cook's Barn on Suiuct Avenue. cultB and through the use of a ther- amour ted lo $ri,K)i;OGtt, The value the cluldrt'ii i-uijii'iK.fd ;v foundation At n meeting of the Wenoriah mis- mostat, It is possible to keep the tem- partners. Other - ,;u:tn - included Nov.- York Tribune, May ., 13, 186,1, to own the picture and that he has arMed hy mririuf.trtiwr, or- the valuo for tli"ir fuiurr mrcrso in the world. sionaryy Friday niffht. nt the A weekly neighborhood dance was perature just right for plant growth 1 : 1 "School Days," witli Florence V. B.telling of'^hc assnsalnallon of Presi- been offered aa much as flffy dollorr li'iUl lflTtt K:.it\irf|ny nipht nf. thc Cook of products If ?:! co: t r>f nintcrialF , Thc ch'jruo of tioya who rendered se- Brown and Gertrude Brodcrson; dent Iiincoln, were loaned by Mrshome. , of Mr. and Mra. Charles V. atl liv( ry 1HJ nl ln U e bcd wlth tni cnpininrra .'for , proriurt •"', fuel nnd lection- fiorn Ihrir recent play "The. tor it. bnrn onSun.Tl avenue, TI,,, orclits-' ~ " ' ' ' " f "The Kicher," by Catherine Branch; Vandprbeck. Iron llrctncn Shropshire on Hudson avenue itNvas —w method of quickening plant electrical «nnrpy, in l' 31 was J1.V:'X,- ,Studn-,it. I'nnce," received great tra.comprined Ralph .lobes, Peter ,"* ,, . - . - . a tap dance specialty by Elizabeth hats and gold sleeve bands were announced that AJbs Mary Lovett, a t 772 as compared to J2.W3,R'J1 in 1920. praise .TIV! were reminued of the fact PaJêtt, Grandin White, O. D. Pad- F™>«"<. ">' --"-ady warmth and um- Hand all and Krahcis Gopsill and aloaned by Mrs. E. Bowman. Mrs. J.missionary In India, "will leave for TEACHERS BEFOKE AND AFTER ; The re pur t ptates tliat nianufar- • thai they were receiving an educa- Rett and William Kinp. Tho pian0 f«rm foopinK through tho soli, gives 1 so)o by Janet Field, who was accom- 1'ippincott exhibited china and lustre homo this spring and will arrive in nrw UtB a d vltilllt Mion of the hijrlicpt type which they players inrluded Miss Ellen Mattson . . " >; '" "Pouting turcrs profits can tint be cnlrulatod panied by her brother, C. Vander- ware. Dolls, albums, fans, brocaded thc United States in June. On herExhibit of Pictures of Touchers in , s ds nd £tru n lan l ll c because no data for certain expense r-hould ,dee|^ly appreciate. veor Lovett who gave many piano vest, seal skin wristlets, quilts and way home she will visit Egypt. In Infancy to Be Shown.. [ and Garwood Phifcr. I " ,f /g" 8 P '« « «• p' Those present comprised Mr. and thn,t "^ "eed !lm0 /L Germination items, such an interest on Invest- John J. Quinn of Red Eank ad- selections. dapucrrotypes were loaned by MrsIndi. a Miss Lovett is head of a girls' ment, rent, depreciation, taxcr, in-' drewcl thf inii'.herii on "Child Delin- The tableau, "An- Kvening at Dunncll. Mrs. Frederick Eddy ex- school, which thc Wcnonah society Thc qucBtion of what a school ,Mr s 0 D Padgett, Peter and Oci- »"w Jrrscy had in full measure. J In referred to thePerfection;" Florence Haring repre- Jones. A print of Scabrighl in charge of a program which inank H, Uarvvood Phifcr Ruth , foro ^ aren o jgons fQr stage of the high school. The pro- been clieckinj the paBr.cngcrtt at th» modern theory of parents as "Adult senting "Old Madrid;" John Crowcll was loaned by Mrs. \V. Houghton and ; off piano ducts by MifMi$ss Shropshire Wagner, William and Herbert Hun- ;M , producea atrorêr roots in less various Ptatinns in the suburban dis- Incfilcipney." ile assured the. parents as "The Old Soldier;" Alan B. Ran- by Mrs, M. Herzog and a m whlch C t0 lh tor, Mr ana Mr, James Hunter, _tim c û, c((!itfl ,r!,f than naturaI and Joseph Siegfried of New York, wil*™,l b.e presente »d °Pdail"y at n 3°: tricts who attempt to board Incom- :hat the chi)<) would have more re- dall as "The Adjuster," and several jacket by Mrs. Carl E. Brcmcr. Sam- vocal solos by Mr. Siegfried and Mrs, Donald Drcwlcr. WDUam McCloskcy. •Inanure . Wear e ^Q much Hurprjscd in Miss Wilson's home room with an ing train:! while thr> train is in mo- spect for them in after life if they others. plers made in 1S34 af. Sussex, Enp- Amy Loft of Aabury Park, and reci- Inez Rao Lawyer Stanley yin* t0 fld an ,most. elmiinnUnn of flIn. hers. admission of live cents to be charged. lion nnd be foro thc station ft op ia would .idniMiisur due correction at tations by Jane McHugh and Ann \Varren Bell.., Ralph^ Jobca, K s.e, • ^^^ M]ch n, tl:impir,g off, 1 Among those present were Mr. and I land, wore shown by Mrs. Sarah Hep- made. Tho information collected, the pi rr lim ' Miss Wilson and tho pupils under fclten and Lvolyn Mnt son Clam Mrs. Kdwaru Hrasch, Mr. and Mrswort. h find Mis. Willuld loaned sonic Engrholm. her supervision have collected pic- lcelli. ICdward tf» ihr audionre, Mr. Kelscy Burr, Mr. and Mrs. John V. Old Thc hostesses v-"ore Mrs. D. Wture. s taken during the infancy of the manure. Cabbage, kale, lettuce, en closed some vrry int ere sting fea- Kdward V i-iicn rendered three se- CrowcII. Mr. antj Mrs. Allan Field, loaned by Mri*. John Bates and Mrs.Shipp, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman, Mrs. Mattson and Dorothy Mazza. divr, tomatoes, etc., grow equally as Burnsudc loaned p.jtehcrs. lustre salt teachers and have on exhibit ono or turca. lcc!™i.- in h: u..n:i] a Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Fisher, Mr. Lawrence Hcibert, Mrs. William more poses of each teacher in the well as if grown in a greenhouse Officials point out thnt frequently ner"w'nt( h h.-i • I him lu thran. d Atrs. Thomaa Mr. dit^h nnd a su^nr bowl. Parker, Mrs^^Zachary Taylor and •where heating conditions aie Ideal. A ralic ditsl) nnd (juilt wore loaned junior and senior buildings. Among I'AIITV BY SOCIAL CLfD. pa 5FC nôrs five Injured attempt In gf bcr.rt^ .'f hi.-idm!i"r and friends. Mrs. Frank N. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. 'Cfiaflrs V. Hhropslilrc. The the many excuses given by the teach- From our experience we look for tn-gcl on or off moving train?, nnd Kinini al tlir pliinn hy ! hy Mrs, Charles Prothero and nn-next meeting will be held Friday, He wif ;«• "ii Gardiner Haring, Mr. and Mn . C. ers who wished to withhold their lMeasant Kvenhig Spent nt Home of wonderful results in growing plants th,jifc iniisnnich .is nrnple. timn ia pr.r- his acr .ui|.l'.V: • ] .= i:-tcr, Miff Kalhrr- V'anderveor Ivovctt, Mr. nnd Mranlhc. r quilt was loaned'by .Mrs. John April 21st at the home of Mra. Lucy photographs were thc excuses given by.electricity. Kemp. A hand-mode spread war. Harry Walling. j rnittfd at station /stops to make such me O'JJrirn. George Palmer who motored down Harvey at Little Silver. by Miss Ilonna Johnson and Miss a danKcrouH practice unnecopsary, it h*-mi of the Tied j from South loaned liy Mrs. Laurence Seibcrt. Helen McFaddin. Miss Johnson A bunco party was held hy the JAPANESE SPEAKER. Dr. and Mrsj Ol. d Rlnpswnrc nnd bric-a-brac wcrn WEIS felt sonic invce--tiâtion was .Hank ti:.-in^ ; .-•viMtinn. ;;pnkn on ] A.lan B. HnndaH. Mr and FORTY AND EIGHT BROADCAST. stated that a forest fire in 1918 des-Y"un^ People's Social club at their, ~—- joxliibitcd by Mrr., II. T.. Rrnnn and 1 nf-crp?ary not. only to protect th» ••Heal!ii *hji-;i! ion,'' troyed the town of Kloqucf, Minne- club rooms last week at the Harry | Kotnrinns Will Hour Dr. Roy H. which plays an Grandin L. Sclmnck, Mr. and Mrs. . SaUcr, A pvincil bowl over pasaenpern but lo protect, the com- [in:t. in William K. Tobifis, .Jr., Mr. nnd Mi's, j A T''-no lludlo Program at Station sota, where all Miss Johnson's pos- Walling homo^tf Phalanx. The prize Akngl Tomorrow. pany aa welt. rid which i-hr staicfl was ne lui nd red years old, which war ! sessions were destroyed. MISB Me- Rolls ton Waterbury, Mrs. Gertrude over f j'oni Hnftlund, w;is W.I lit Iflnt Friday. winners were Arthur Soden, first The Rod Bank Rotarians arc look- During thn inorninj; iu?h commut- Mitôs i-'lurence V. i by Mrs William Shnmpanore. So much favorable comment has ! K'addin said that her home was closed prize in the Lincroft jrroup for boy:;, ing forwnrd (o listening to nji inter- er hours there am two different 1 Winston Van Not c. jircond prize for were prey^nf from Brown mid Annr lieen evoked by the program broad- i for' th•' e winte* ' r and' it'wn•'* n 'impor jiblt c «^ting talk on tho Japanese-Chinese types of offenders as indicated by r Jr Dr w ani lualky 1 Atlan'ic City, C cast from station AVJBI at Red Bank 1 for her to enter to get pictures. WalW - boys in thc Red Bank^ftroup; Mrs. situation in thc Far East at their thc'report: Those who arc so cagrr • k« î^ - - "" -^r^^^^rz^ Friday night by Monmouth Voiture | tcr Thompson, a student at the hlph Kaymond Conlilin, lu.st prize in thc |uncjieon iod tomorrow. They to board 'b/? train ihey cannot wait Amhny, Atlantic! ,\snur3 i ai K, ; utnn b. Un exhibition. A. tea pot and pewter girls' group; lolan Duche, second ilmv o extent] 1 an Invitation to Ro- nl implr No. HOT, Forty and'Eight, that it is j school, sketched a picture of Miss until the train j;topp, and those who ' H Show at Highlands lyugar bowl were loaned by Mrs. W.probable that another will be' given Johnson, which will be on exhibition. prize for girls and Florence Marino, turiaris of nearby clubs to dine with habitually fail to allow themselves anl.. • Bordcn, who also exhibited a quilt, aoon. The program was in thc In- j Ther.r. will be about 75 pictures on consolation prize. them .and listen to Dr. Hoy M. Aka-j Hutfieient/ time to reach tho station Thr* • i r ;-. • ,:• pi-:• nf theMnl" - • sill< waist and (kllm:in Tll . j J i_ ym*v - ° exhibit tcrcst of the American legion, and i exhibition. rhosaprcscnlinclmcd Betty Gor-ij lccturing profes8or of political i ami arrivo just aa thc train is Icav- ly Pi' ) j). ;< 1 Muirheul , did j , J'. dan, Arthur Soden, William Martin, | history at Colombia university. t,, Attended by 4UU!wns completed by jewelry loaned byone of its features was an address j ing. The largest number of offendero all in V. >• • •.'-• i i -•Main tin • del-, Corporal W. McKcnlov and Troop- Jr Harriot Roach, Jlussel Leonard. . Prof(.31,or Ak f con)O3 tD Redi at any one 'station appears to. be at \- ti flir iou:i lunc * Mrs. W. [Cng-holm. by Michael A- Viracolsi, chef de garc SEWING CIRCLE MEETING. J. P. Galvin of Trenton wore of the voiture, in which he urged all Ada L. Fenton of L.noroft, Harry | Bank througll tnc courtesy of Ro-I Roselle-Jloscllo Park. Wc'sttteld in Much Kour huiulrrd }>rr?fjns nttrndpd Verncll, Ray WallinR, Mr. and Mrn. j Herbert H. Hunter, who ae- ,-. .«, i^ >-,; , rnr! r'ic musical show Riven Friday veterans to join the legion. Mrs. Effle AH Day Session Held by Presbyter- toria n accoiul on the list, whrrc it was HIEQ n Ilnrry WftlliriK, Mr. and Mrn. Oorgo I cul(,a thc Dpcnltcr tliroi.Bh thp .Inp- Leisch, chapeau of the Eight nnd ian Society Last Meek. 1 nofrd tlin larKCfit numhor of people .-' l^rrv.rft thr "rnndril'.i. !»ipnt «l ^- fti^'lamis thvnivv hy | p»r.-ifl at the exhibition ' • •, Mrs. J. Conovcr, Coleman | ancsc Consuiate. Mr. Huntfr, who hr Kranlt J. Hall anôrlatinn of tliiit ! -*>-*-o-— Forty, save, a talk about thc child fall running to Ihn ntat ioii. Plain- field \B third on thc liHt, and El Mara pbirr. 'The yn-odin:tiun waa under : si venue fourth. Lvory station in Ihn suburban dialrlct l>as a certain number of people who sec in inclined •under otrtain circumstances tu risk life and limb in thi.* jnannrr. Tho j company ia constantly excrciîn^; its best efforts to snfriKimrd thc travel- n^' public, and it. in understood they will soon undertake to seek grcalci* inLT Ihrir sl^y lie and lii.i -<-'ti co-operation from the traveling pub- Goff, retiring- prpsirlenl and sccrc- lic in thin rfls|tf!c:t. and plnvoil many K"">M oC polo ] ta"Kclo'a ovrhestra played wartime | At thc busincas mGcUng which foI. | .Surpriso Party Ilfid 1-nst Week for A New liulldiiu; for This 1'urpose s May Bo Constructed. with ;hn' icu-al rlub.i. Two wrrlts aso. ™'i!T andjiiodcrn^popiilar selections, j ,owed |fc wa3votp d (o co7ltl.ibuto $D0, Stanley Ivlits. FIHST AID MEETING. wortli. Knink .1. llnll, l-'.lciinnr Unh- Mr. Jluthrnuff's liorsc "Oi»timist." ~""^^ I to tho church treasury. Plan3 were | birthday party was glv- Josepli Stec of William street, Red Vi\-i:ui A 3url)r 30 Bonk, states that a party who does ... ,..,,.. „ -won une of thc i"-vont!i ot tlm Cam- KN ROUTE FOR COAST. made for tho. chicken salad supper e.n by Mr. and Mrs. Winlleld Ivlns o[ ITorty OoJrîaos ot Sa tciy Squndfl l.liml.cth l.ohcrt.son, '""'I,,,.,, ,.„,.,, , , . , „ ,-cplica of 1 to be served at the church tomorrow not wish his name made known Is Gather at IterlierK. f'nu- Misses Clara Layton and Dorothy known bowlers in this section, will ctifions was lield Thursday ni^'ht at 1 .Mr. mid Ml'?. J- WrlRht Hi own re- ^vlio have a laryn .summer residence torUilnmcnt was given after thc : UiP.'t Knilf.v nnil Anna Anttmny. . Gerity. Those, attending were. Mr| .be monoger of tho place. He says Relief flrchousc at Ked IJank. Forty Thr ^how cnrnnuMrr •« ;m> i.'. i •••'" \ j'fiiii.'iylvnnui lor l.n:i Angeles, Call- Mrs. . John A. Hayes, Miss MarthMartha lation which if enacted would ena- : F.c.wli, li'loriiiii. which-wns prroeclod ! unn\n, via thc Panama canal. After I Hayes, Mrs. Claxton. Miss Dorothy ^Zr^r^^mJ:^^ f"e ten bowl.n, alley*, two of ' i;n\ii,-l . l.'^lci- I. U'lirr.lcr, Jfltii C'm- ' ' ' • which will be reserved for women ble drat aid ambulances Lo pasa ttn', ilH-nn.-i:! Cfuili, I homa;' f'.uiiwui- hy an oxK-ndrd i-nibr thviniKii U>* | visitins on the West Coast for some | Claxton, Mrs. John Pollicmus. Mrs. and Evclyll Mattson, Mrs. Edward through the Holland tunnel and over ! .- K • i.'.-inlilican Si';i. j tiiuo they will proceed by rail lo the : Mnry Smock, Mra. Dorothy Kchroe- and children. Hc uaya there will al- toll bridges without paying fees. [I, I dflli anil 1. !i o .'.pan. 1 lowing and .son Herbert, Ralph Jobea, . ,, ., . Mr. and MB. CJCOIRI l'Jndiimn. i town ot Kcmnicrer, Wyoming, where der, Mrs. B. I). Bucll. Mrs. Artliur s0 b e w that Concurrent fiction by the states of Georg'e Pr2 o m\pplnt l \"ntf>H wilanfll 1^0 n ffffof' fnr M ;, •.. iveok-orwl, harini; jusl. rrlurnrtl from j nilnr.s and b.-inkin^'. '! Smith, Mrs. Lucy Zlegler, Mrs. <*- bowllnj? i«riTiil-]erber..t. HunterB«..ni,.ci., ,, i*/lui...,,Phlfc ...».rf I a|»t-uuii laao v\ui uiin nit.v.1. IUI vania would be neccMiary for thin to ith'rf visit with Mr. and Mrs. N. j Maylah. . d Kemmercr, a Bon., visited :Estello. Mrs. R. Browning Wilson, n n u J? um L 1:ll! u ml bo done. Thc Red Bank llrst aid H. (irlKKs M;ul(> a !M«'iiiher of Frank Hill. Irving ffiylcs, Wiarrc imcrnf |, " r°"t 0 , vc" 1 e "a on ! 7"'"to , " ,, C. IIIIIKITS, Jr., of I'.iiinsou, who own | friends' In rturaaim Innt week ncconi- I Miss Mary Cooper and Mrs. C'rai;; Bellas, Stanley and Wilbur Ivlns. *° » , 1f . , ! boglnnora. Mr. squad and otbe.r squads in Monmouth I'hl !><•»« Kn|)P/l, •i i.ii^r pl.mi.'ition in thr rnimlnl 're-! paniod by nuy Klicstonp, both of j Conovcr. • ' " ' «•».. stales that the new alleys will county arc occasionally called, to pon "' SiMith Carolina. Mrr.. Find-'; whuin arc members of this year's r., H. IW:JC . r-im i'l Mi. .Mid hr, rcudy for use by Octobnr. Now York nnd Pennsylvania. Thn him' :- !•'.. '.I i„•.;;•. of Ni".v Mnnm- m , ili.tiimim of thr M^'nuuiiit h ; \'ory Mircossfnl 1'rinrctnn polo Vonni. AT FLOIUSTS1 MKKT1N*!. PIANO itl'X'lT/W, SATUItDAV. delegates at thc meeting nt, KP<1 <"-.rjfi• -.• i(iirnipl"yrnfji! rclirf cum- r>i>fh young mrnrtrp aviation onthu- OINNKR rAHTV FOIt VISITORS. Rank Jaet wccK wont on record ns TI 1' t >- • :.. 11 r 1 i, irferrr of tho cfiurt nf siaMs and usually fly botwern if mlK-r <.f lh<- Phi I iiOhi Ki]'|'i 1 fuplift nf C'lmrlrH lt«y Castnor to fnvorinjc Hie proponed lcRislntion. 'in:,,. !i, iclrilinnr- anil jin'fnilo rim: n I'rmoetnn anil Ttuniron on (heir frr- | John A. Kennedy Attendod Husii til! \' \^ till li III li IVl! i"M.ll pi i'lll Cifvo rrtipram nt lVunutii's t'lub It WBH Given for Mr. and Mrn. AlbJ» :r 1- i < r h'.l I Jiflirnl vl.Tit.'i, ii-.inK thn Rod Hank nir- i Snwton at Irvlngtoti. Char)en Uoy Oi.'itnrr, instrurtor in Sivensoii, \]v. ;in.l Mr-. .1 MaifOmll I-'MIOKOI-; port as their looul tl.\in^ Hold. John A. Kennedy nf ihe Him of \V. ; Clianirn In Cmiterenea Dale. 1 r nui: icnl (Mliicntion, \vill preiiont a Mr. find Mra. Iii. M, Crane ot Chapel "1 I'.!, -..in cn'i IM.TII airivil homo j • ^»«»— W. Kcniiody and iioim of lied Hnnlt fcioup uf hl3 piano pupiln from Red Mill had us their gucrsto for the weck- Tim nniiual Mftthodist conferoncfl i] . j; ntti'iidrd n meeting of tho Interna- :i ,' Vi:-\l \\ it.h Air. M'• Many At (irmiKc Wmvr, Uank and Infrrlnlu'ti in «, itrn^nun rnd, Mr. nnd Mrs. AlbJn Swcnson of cloned at Aabury I'al'rlc Monday. A Mill if i 'nil tional florists' telegraph delivery as- 1 BuuiiUiKU .•JOHRIOMH wci'O bilef owitif* 1 .\!/i.;il ei^liiy peisons attended uT nuiMC at the Woman :! club on LCKIUHI Point, who are Hpcndlnp tho (l v i • "• " pni'ly plvon for Mr. and Mi's. Swen- sect tons of Mic confnrenco. Thb morc lhlin a n Mined i«tti. a( tluce o'clock. The 1 irr fit' Mr I,,'monitor., nmlfrionrts. Music I , 'l<;»«™ '" >'"' "»; siin Kntiu'day evening tho jjuestE member. ) mm iunh cnougli to chnn^q m!l c pi(^rnm will consist oE polo nnd was provided bv the Coquette Girls "^ »»•' »"»t»» »t a,, expressed d\i(M. nmnhorii. were Mr. and Mra. J. Wright Brown, the. dfitii of their annual mcoUn^ Parly ,tt llelfillll. in lftfl from March to Koptembcr, orehf.lra n( Clendola. Aflor I ho B " ""'f Acoordlng «,, , • who will nlp. ; Dnvl.'i, Otto rind Mrs. Frederick Tntum and 3C, 1 f i h"ni'- M'Mirlay n'.eiung. The of btiMnc:-;;. It wan report nd tluil Gaddis num. Mr. and Mra. Swfin- poliool during thc school yetii"' ' worn were Mr. and Mrs. KUKCMIC Ih thn article on the fire chiefs' there worr I,'257,401 (oloîapli orcIci'H Powcrf, »Sopp, Elizabeth -!">.!• I pon'fl many friend a in thiti locnHty tlie roa«onrt given far tlio change by •n.ldor. Mr. am Mi election in Jn.st week'.-* the for flowers, representing; i\n rxprn- Morrb, Morrln, Holcno The lird Walter Cot- will bo very norry to lcnrn that thoy Kov. William A. Boyd of Ocean City, 'nil. Mr. r.nbril Meldrt, Mr. nnddate wan K'ven art Mareli 14th. Thediturn of morn tlmn $r>,riOO,OOO. Tho KonUiiU and lOlnmor who tiponnorcd tho rcMolutlon, ir i ' riy ' in l > •/,! aT f nt Cn.'ilnci', IJplon do not (Miiitcmplato rnturnlnR to ho- I.id In l)i" I , , , Ml l.'lie Mer I loiuli li'k.-, Mr. anelectiod n will be held nt the town florlat orr ii^^tion i.i world ivid« In ' will hu i :i I I y \ • 1 l cu.it Point thin year, nn they plan to o. r,n |h. Mi Trminn:; J. C'ii: lor .-inil Mine Alice linll noxt Tuesday evoninc, Mnrcli Reone and it. has inoio than fi.fHH) WonililWcndc o aaninl l'Tnnels Abe) from Mr. :;j>rnd thu cnUiu yuoimcr in Colorado. Royn can mnlco extra pocket money ...... \ 1 ' .. ..il. i Ii,.rtl..blli< ,..._._ iteîiitcr,—AdvorUflonjen* 3UL. : bonded member*. IJuotncr'a atudioij at MontclMr. TilQ RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15. 1933. Page Eleven 1)« able to return home tnday from ] .i daughter, Mrs. Cecil Sherman of j WINDING UP HOTEL, COMPANY. The Round Table Auxiliary Inspection. CARLTON i lie Kivervlew hospital, whore he, i.'fn'4 Branch; four sons; Elwood Delegations from Paterson, Trcn- underwent an operation for appen-' Wymbs of Fredcricltsfturg, Virginia, William K. Foster Makes Final Re- Wins Third Prize ! ton and Orange, members of the THLHS., FBI, SAT., ERSONALS (iicitiu. Albert Wymbs of Ked Bank and port as Receiver. j Grand Army and Sons of Veterans, MARCH 23d. 24th, 25th. John E. Day of Broad street and lOBITUARYl uenneth and Frank Wymbs of Long I and national and state officers at- William E. Foster has asked that For the third consecutive year thc Blanch; two sisters, Mrs. Edward . hj tended the inspection of the Sons of THE Theodore Labrccque of Conover lane final report and account as re- Lyle Huslty, Jr., who hau made WiUiam Laububch. Connors of Red Bank and Mrs. Alex I .. Round Table, the publication of the Union Veterans' auxiliary of Red two trips to Sweden as a fireman on attended the Holy Name -breakfast ceiver of the Red Ban After a lingering sickness, William Skidmore of Lakewood; two* broth-} Red Bank high school, was award- Bank last week. Department In- a passenger and freight liner, spent of St. ARnes'a church at Atlantic I pany be approved and that he be Laubusch died Saturday morning at ed a prize in the Columbia scholastic spector Minnie Herring of Paterson part of last week with his parentls, Highlands Sunday. ere, William and Robert Norman of discharged from his duties. The his home at East Keansburg. His wag in charge. Visiting officers in- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Helcley of Hudson On Monday Rev. John B. McClos- Red Bank, and five grandchildren. creditors and stockholders of the key visited Rev. John H. Sheedy of 63d birthday would have occurred The funeral will be held at nine cluded Margaret Corb of Nutley, de- avenue. He has Just completed his company have been notified to this third prize in the ninth annual con- Trenton, who is seriously ill. Thursday, April 6th. He moved to o'clock at her late residence and at partment president; Amy Bell of second round trip across the Atlan- effect • and ordered to show cause test. The paper was in competition j Paterson, national chief of staff; Mrs. Augustus Murray and infant East Keansburg fifteen years ago 9:30 o'clock at the Star of the Sea tic and will leave shortly on his third before Vice Chancellor Maja Leon with 647 other school papers through- Agnea Woodman of Orange, depart- trip on the name boat. son of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. from Newark, where he conducted a j church at Long Branch where the Berry at the chancery chambers at i out the United States. ment chief of staff, and George Bell Murray's mother, Mrs. William hotehtl l numbeb r off years. He iis William J. McConnell, MIBS JoBcphino Bennett of Belford, rector, Rev. il-onK Branch tomorrow morning! Kathryn Golden was editor-in-chief of Paterson, department commander. Boys can make extra pocket money O'Brien of West Front street. ed by his wife and three luicm office secretary at the RWcrview hos- nign mass. ; whxj,,r_ Fo8tcr-8 rerlUest should not ; ot the issues which were judged in selling The Register.—Advertisement pital, has been on a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGoVern dron, the latter bemB William and | Burial in charge of R. R. Mount & '• hV'^n'uH"""T;,L'7"anlnn""nnp"nf Edmund Laubusch of Newark and : nod Bank will be in Mt : ,u grdnted- J.ohn J' «"'""• one °h the contest. The issues were judged Mrs. James Hemming of Arthur and children of Trenton visited Mrs. Son ot according to their merits in head Mrs. Emily Criftner of East Keans- j olive.-son t0 1cemetery ">"i jian, K win ue in OIL. , thc nlaBtera of t|ie chancery court, place gave birth to a daughter Thurs- McGovern's sister, Mrs. Lawrence j has been directed to audit, and state bburgg . He alBO leaves a brothebroth r annd lines, editorials, general appearance day morning at the Rlvervicw hos- Koche of Canal street, over the j the accounts of Mr. Foster. a nlBter who live at Milwaukee and And journalistic style. Last year the pital. week-end. ' Mrs. Howard Seclcy. , Hotel company five grandchildren. The ne(] Bank Round Table was awarded second Mrs. George Hartung of New York Mrs. Harry Patterson of Washing- ! After a sKuness of four day;, Mrs. formerly owned thc Molly Pitcher j i j the contest. Kathryn Gold- Mr. Laubusch was one of the p ace n is a surgical patient at the Rivcrview ton street has returned home after , Howard Keeley of Jersey City, form- - hotel on Riverside avenue and it j had as members of her staff Her- founders of East Keanfibui£ flrn tn The spending Beveral days at the home erly nf Po * Monmouth, died last j became bankrupt at the suit of the i bert Cos, news editor, Jack Drnnnan, hospital. company and a charter member of r was removed from the of her slater, Mrs. George Scheucr- Saturday from pneumonia. She is • Knight Realty company. Mr. FOB- j Roberta McKnight, Chester Farrar, A needle the company. He was a member of ling of Elizabeth. ' survived by a daughter, Elizabeth ' ter has asked for an allowance of foot of Mrs. Dorothy Claxton of the Bremen's exempt association and yports editors, Victor Dorn, Walter A son was born to Mrs. James Brown place Friday at the Riverview of thc beneficial department of the Arnc who was born five day3 Si,377.30 for his services. His attor- Thompson, John Carton, feature edi- Guilliams of Mechanic street Satur- hospital. Monmouth county firemen's associa- before the death of Mrs. Seelcy. She neys, McCartcr & English, have tors, Boland Hutchlns, Kenneth Van- j First National day night. The boy has been riamed . CharleB asked for an allowance of $500 for Frank Kaiser of BaRsett place and tion. He waB also a member of the also leaves a sister, Brunt, Inez Lawyer, subscription, William Fay Guilliams. defending the company In a lawsuit. "William Jeffrey of Linden place have Eagle lodge. He had conducted a Lube of Port Monmouth, a broth- and business managers, and Anna - returned from a two months' Btay in confectionery store at East Keans- er, William Goldman of Belford Hall, exchange editor. Miss Hanna Florida. burg a number of years. :and her parents who live at SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. Johnson has been faculty adviser for • Bank Mrs, Edith Worth of Brown place Port Monmouth. Before her mar- the past two years. i. The funeral was held yesterday , ,,. „,. . ,. id confined to her home with a brok- afternoon at the house. There was riap Mrs. Seelcy was Miss Elizabeth iiriul Servlco for the Ijitc Mrs. en ankle. The injury was received Mcn Goldman of Port Monmouth. The I-ouiso Halt Sunday Night. 0LDT1ME NEWSBOYS.! in an accident recently while she was a large attendance and many floral funeral was held Saturday and bur- of Eatontoivn vacationing In Bermuda with Miss tributes, The members of the East During the service to be held Sun- j 1 y uo vered Papers for Tetley's Anne Sch«nck of Wallace Btreet. Keansburg fire company were pres- ial was in Fair View cemetery. day night at the Salvation Army, j ent and six of them acted m; brai Years Ago, Miss Norma M. Harrison of Madi- Jamc« Edward Brooks, tribute will be paid to the memory ers. The burial' was at Fair- View ol Mrs. Louisa A. Haff, who died this father of the Misses Virginia and There is on display in The Regis- Resumes cemetery- week. Mrs. Haff was a member of spa 5 | Grace Brooke of Shrewsbury, died ter window a photograph taken by the local branch and was buried at underwent several minor operauons J on Monday, March 6, at his home at i the late Andrew R. Coleman, which The Marcn The flrst J. Leslie Doughty Ambler, Pennsylvania, her former Brooklyn, after an illness of about is of unusual interest to a large num- Miss Mary Beekman, daughter of on March 19th wjl) be tlcularl home, with Captain Arthur C. Reedie of Fair Haven died Saturday in the a"week. He was 61 years old. " I ber of Red Bankers who were served Transaction Mr. and Mrs. Alston Bcekman of; for womeni while the ^ in charge of the service. The flags Broad street, a junior at Centenary March 2oth will be for men and the Presbyterian hospitul at New York Mr. Brooks was born at New York their Sunday newspapers in the fall Ct will be draped in white and the con- Collegiate institute at Hackettstown, ! third on Aprl, 2d wil, be for young following an operation. He was 41 'J" there practically all of 1914 by a group of newsboys em- Of All an na(1 ljvcli gregation will sing "Safe in the Arms spent the week-end al the home of peopie. Members of the Lions club, years old and was born at New York. ployed at that time by Tetley's. his life. He was a member of the of Jesus." her parents. • the Rotary club and the Red Bank Ho was the eon of the late William Elks and Masonic lodges in that The picture shows Millard F. Tet- Banking ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irving Brown nra and po)jce departments have B. Doughty and Mrs. Barbara Dou h- city. Kev. William B. Baker, pastor of ley standing in the foreground, with of Broad street were Sunday guests i,ccn jnvitcd to attend the. men's ty- The funeral was held Thursday, i the colored Methodist church, will be!his small army of delivery boys In Business • . • of Mr. and' Mrs. C. H. Green of White- meeting. the speaker tomorrow at the "happy the background. It was taken in Besides his mother, Mr.. Doughty .M,.uch 9, at the Henry McCaddcn house, New Jersey. Mr. ana Mrs. j Members of the Baptist church is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie funeral pallors at Brooklyn. Burial hour" services at the chapel. Thhe front of Tetley's store, which at that Today Greene were former slimmer rcsl-jan(j the church school have been in- Longstreet Doughty; two sons, John was in Evergreen cemetery in that choir of. his church will sing several time was In the huilding on Broad dents o—f Seabrlght., . Ivited to meet every Wednesday dur- and Richard Doughty; two sisteis. city. hymns. street now occupied by the Amerl- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nieman of ; ing the Lenten season. The church Mrs. Edgar McClees and Miss Helen On Sunday night Mrs. J. Osborne, can Stores company, next to Straus's Member Federal Reserve System Riverside avenue entertained on Sun- j hopes to enroll one hundred new Doughty, both of Fair Haven, and a Mrs. Emma Furze, soprano soloist of the Reformed department store. In the group are day their son Harold Nieman of Ncw member' s befor' * e "Easter • . brother, William Doughty of Fail- church, will sing. Captain Reedie' Lester Pierce, Harold Howard, Ken- widow of William Furze of East eth York, formerly of Red Bank. A regular meeting of the Phila- Haven. will speak on "Repentance." I n Jeffrey, Eddie Coyne, Harry Keansburg, died last Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Bacigalupi thea society wan held last night at «, , o. Ijarvis, Wallace Jeffrey and Albeit Mr. Doughty was employed by the the home of her daughter, Mrs. • • of Wharf avenue, who have been on j the home of Mrs. Allan Smith of ! Frank, who are shown standing be- Irving trust company at New York. James H. Rcdfield, with whom Card of Thanks. a trip of several months to Italy, are , William street. Assisting Mrs, Smith He was greatly Interested in the Sea i hind or alongside their push carts, in she had made her home a num- The family of the late David H. (xpected home tomorrow. as hostess was Mrs. Grace Schenck Scout movement and was first mate which they distributed their papers. bt'!- of years. She was 76 years Wallace of Rumsonhill, Fair Haven, The First National Bank Miss Alida M- Oakley, a frciihman of Irving place. on thc Sea Scout Ship North Star of are deeply and .sincerely appreciative Behind these there is a horse and old and had been an invalid a long at the Centenary Collegiate junior A mcMing of the Mary Mount the Red Bank Young Men's Chris- to the many relatives and friends , wagon, filled to its capacity with pa- of Eatoniown ^5. college at Hackettstown, daughter of chapter of the World Wide guild waa tian association. lime. Resides the daughter men- who extended sympathy, tendered j pers, this outfit being in charge of held last Friday night at the home t ioncd she leaves two sons, John and j floral tributes, loaned their cars and j Frank Tetley, Millard J. Tetley and j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oakley of Hud- The funeral was held yesterday af- of Mrs. Marjorle Methot. of Conover wn avenue, spent a few days recently ternoon at tin ee o'clock at, the late v.Villiav m Furze. The. funeral was in many other ways greatly assisted "chick" Many. Mr. Totley hao in- j lane. Mrs. Edward W. Miller, wife Friday and burial was at them during their recent bereave- »t her home here. residence with Rev. Edward W. Mil hel••••-•d last • ...... «.— ....-;-- .u_,_ . v.._ formed The Register that at that of the pastor, presented the mission ment.—Advertisement. Frederick L. White, son of Mr. and lor, pastor of the Red Bank Baptist Jersey City. particular time he was distributing Mra. Arthur B. White of Broad study program. over 2,300 Sunday newspapers in Red The senior Wide World guild met ' church, ™ charge. Burial, in Card of Thanks. Bank and immediate vicinity. The street, a senior at Dartmouth college, of R. R. Mount & Son of Red Bank, ST. PATRICK'S SHOW. We Monday night at the home of Mrs. sincerely thank and express horse and wagon was used for deliv- haa been elected member of was in Evergreen cemetery at Little- our deepest appreciation to our rela- f the college's "three i Vernon Lord. MMis s GGrac e Reedy had M;iny Expected at Affair of Lady ery to Shrewsbury and Little Silver Dragon, one 1 Silver. tives and many loyal friends for, eenior societies. charge of thc program. , Elks' Bowling Club. their acts of kindness, deeds and 1 customers, Spiritualist services are being held I words of sympathy during the illness Mr. and MrB. Edgar V. Deriiee of Mrs dla A From present indications it looks nvgry Monday night at eight o'clock I - '•J - Johnson, innd ]n;:r. of our dr;irly beloved and It pnyo to advcrtlno In The Register. Knollwuod arc tho par-cuts of a as if there will be hardly enough daughter born Sunday night at thc in the hall at 21 Monmouth street! wife of Stephep n L. Johnson of Lon • faithful father. Advertisement 1 room for thc table arrangements Riverview hospital. Mrs. Deniee I with Mrs. Yula Weidcrholdt of Rum- Branch, diet Wonday morning | , Hoey Family. son as leader, her home of complications. She was ; at the Elks' auditoriu'm Friday night- —Advertisement. formerly Miss Dorothy Havi- sixty years old. Mrs. Johnson was ! when the Lady Elks' bowling club Rev. Carl Futchs, institutional land. born at New Egypt and was the i put on their St. Patrick's night floor W. A. HOPPING A ii <-„„,„. A s..,.,., ! missionary of the Inner mission so- Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stevens .^ Qf ^ Lutheran church ,,n Ncw daughter of the late Noah and Je-' show under the personal direction of I We wish to express our thanks to of River road will arrive home to- Lutheran church n Ncw everyone -who was so kind to us in York, ' preach Sunday morning mina Heycrs Hankins. .She was mar- Tony Hunting. day from a trip to Europe. Reservations are now being made 'our recent bereavement; also for the Real Estate and Insurance at the services of the Red Bank Lu- ried to Mr. Johnson 43 years ago 8 LINDEN ri~, RED BANK Walter B. Connor of Broad street, with Harold Giblin. superintendent beautiful floral pieces arid, those who theran church. Thc Lenten services last July. \ ' • - NOT A SPECULATOR who has been confined to the house Besides her husband ehe is sur- of the Elks' auditorium, and ta «• 1""%^ Seeley and Family, PHONE 391. with congestion of the lungs, is vived by a daughter, Mrs. Bertha ports a large early booking by those i—Advertisement, around again. who have purchased tickets in ad- i -1 "Matter" will bo the subject of Smock of Ea6t Stroudsburg, Penn- AnBon Hildenbrant of Branch ave- Mr. Giblin however states • the lesson-sermon in all Churches of sylvania; three sons, Robert anri 1 vance. nue and George Truex, Allaire Corn-1 "'<• •••—••-•. »-•••— -•• ••- , H Johnson of Long Branch, i that tliere will be plenty of room well and R. V. R. H. Stout of Broad ! chrlEt* Scientist, on Sunday, March < f'J^V __ ! for dancing as -well as for the elab- WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. street attended a dinner held by the 19th- er. Grover"Hankins""of" Asbiiry "park, I orate program arranged for Mrs. Too Late For Classification Real Estate New Jersey state fish and conserva- Thc 8°lden tcxt ls: "° Lord our nd three sisters, Mrs. Emma Lay- Nora Long and Mrs. John Cantillion, God ther lords bealde tncc have tion league at the Hotel Douglass at ' ' » mention of Thy of Brooklyn. Among those who are to appear town, OakhurBt, Oceanport, Middletown. © ALLSTATE tires are sole Philadelphia were -week-end guests | name." (Isaiah 26:13.) The'funeral will be held this . | are Tony Hunting.and his lads_ and j ^rF ^Verj^coj-.uiik i t l Ra"R , a¥tiTlm.nH iil . Among the citations which com- af ? because they're tires de« at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; tornoon at two o'clock at the late i lassies, including Corrine Welch, i Mortgage Loans 3 i th f Marion Je!fra HAVE several desirable farms, three to signed for modern speeds LeMalutre nf Sunset avenue. ! I^^/Llfw ™^"™? !.o. ,!,.'?!' | ^5idcnce"with Rev'carlton R.'v'an-I ^ Ethclyn Kuhl, Mar- nixty neres; well located : BOII miitahlc Miss Dorothy 'Vazza "of Mount! j° 'ng frorn^the Bible; "Praise ye garet Long, Grace Lin ton, Alene for poultry or truck; comfortable humes; ! the Lord. Blessed is the man that Hook, pastor of St. Luke's church of and modern driving cot*» itreet, a student of Trenton State Patterson, Mildred Keller and Ro- outbuildings; $2o to ?50 per month. Ray feareth the Lord, that delighteth Long Branch, in charge. Burial in H. Stillman. Eatontown. phone 178. _ teachers' college, visited with her berta McKnight; Edward O'Brien, ditions of all kinds. greatly in his commandments. charge of Albert W. Worden of Red . MONMOUTH COUNTY~hy~The "itc&nhora": parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruna Mazza, George Watts, Jack Kohrcy, Jack j complete lifting. Farms, acreage, coun- Wealth and riches shall be in his Bank will be in Glenwood cemetery Beveral days last week. Mrs-.-'Tony Hunting, thc ; try homes. Shrcwshury river and ocean 1 house: and his righteousness endur- at West Long Branch. | front residences; Uumaon rond estates, ©ALLSTATE tires are so Mrs. Amy E? Shinn of John street, , „ _ - . Four Steppers and other numbers , State highway business properties. Ray Joseph Salz • he borough clerk, is confined to her i eth forever." (Psalms 112:1, 3.) Mm Ionl«« A HnlT yCt to bc decidcd uPon- Dancing will H. Ktillrnan, phone Eatontowri^ 1 7fi^ sound in construction that home with illness. J\ lesson-sermon also includes Mrs. Louisa A. Haff, | boRin promptly at balf.past nine IDEAL building Rite, fifteen acrcn choice he folIowm farm lnnd; elevation, fine location; 10 Monmouth Street, diey are unqualifiedly guar- Elmer Sanborn of Shrewsbury ave-j' S passage from the who for the past three years had j o'clock with Hackett's. nine-piece or- brook, neHr state hiphwny: larwe road rue was a recent visitor at Newark, i Christian Science textbook, Science anteed by SEARS and un- and Health with Key to the Scrip- lived -with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis ;chestra furnishing dance numbers. frontage; f 1.600. More land available if Mrs. Charles Shropshire and Miss Peters of Fair View Heights in Mid- | Tickets arc in the hands of Mrs. required. Ray H. Stillman, phone Eaton- RED BANK, N. J. tures' by Mary Baker Eddy; "Man town ITS. qualifiedly approved by Thelma Shropshire of Hudson ave- understands spiritual existence in dletown township, died last Wednes-; Harold Giblin and Mrs. Maurice nue and Mrs. John Prichard and day night of complications after be- J Schwartz, or they can be secured S7.fl00 WILL BUY 8ixty-ncre farm at FHONE 3637. thousands of motorists: proportion as his treasures of truth ing confined to her bed for a week. Colt's Neck, near state highway: eight- Mifla Reba Prichard of Rumson left and love are enlarged." through other members of the bowl- room house, good barn and outbuildings; today for a month's vieit in Florida. I Besides her sister, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. ing club. fcitile soil, brook; convenient terms ar- Haff ia survived by three sons. ranged. Ray H. Stillman. Eatontown, © "ALLSTATE tires are MIBO Jennie Figaro of Bank street j Phone 176. Charles and Harvey Haff of Ambler. was a recent visitor at Ncw York. | HOLD BUNCO PARTY. : ON MAIN pen shore highway to Asbury saving because they will Mrs. Margaret Conover of Spring I Thomas S. Hubbard Pennsylvania, and Irving Haff uf ' Park; modern refreshments stand, Kas- serve you faithfully for •treet is confined to her home with Norristown, Pennsylvania, and a sis- j American Mechanics Social Club (iline station ; in excellent condition; also Died Last Saturday ter, Mrs. Anna Grafly of Ambler. Her i five-room dwelling; water. electricity. thousands of miles, at a illneBs. I Sponsors Affair, Sacrifice $6,000. Terme. Ray H. Still- husband, James Haff, died at the 1 •"-» Eatontqwn. phone 178. very low cost. Miss Ruth Straus of Peters place, Thomas S. Hubbard, commodore of Monmouth Memorial hospital at Thc social club of the Junior Order ; a student at Upsala colfcgc, spent WANTED, a foster mother to raise little the Monmouth boat club and one of Long Branch two years ago. United American Mechanics lodge of Pi pyppies, five days old; email the week-end in town. the best known residents of this sec- Mrs, Haff had lived nearly all her Red Bank held a bunco party Mon-j rfog or cat viill' do-' Phone Rujmson 747. MIBB Frances Wilson of McLaren day night at Clayton and Magee's Mrn. S. F, Stevens, 130 East River road, tion, died early last Saturday morn- life at Ambler. In charge of Albert Kumnon, N. J. street, a faculty member of tho high hall on Broad street. ing at the Monmouth Memorial hos- W. Worden of Red Bank, the body i first mortffnjje money, $4,000 • school, is confined to her home with pital ot Long Branch following an waD conveyed by automobilo to Am- First prize winners were Mrs. A. new houRe. AddreaH Mai-tgnKC Money illness. operation performed a week pre- bler, , where the funeral was held F. King, Ralph Brown and E. An- Wanted, box 511, lted_Bank.^_ Miss AHye Truex of Oakland viously. Although he had been in Sunday. Burial was in thc Rose Val- tonides. The winners of second prizes MUST SELL, at once, bed. day bed. dres»- street has recovered from a recent er, oak dining room table, six chftir^ and poor health for the past three years ley cemetery at that place. were George Antonides, Mrs. Anna chest of drawers. Virtroln. Lillian S. illness. he was able to be about until about Thorp and Mrs. Walter Antonides, Hecker, 27 3 Shrewsbury avenue. Red Special With This Ad Miss Ruth Clayton of Shrewsbury two weeks ago when he was removed To Lewis Hendricka went third Hank." TATE Edward Soden avenue, a student at Trenton State to the hospital. prize. The fourth prize winners were DEAUTIFY your grounds with fine ten- Free Shampoo with teachers' college, was in town over of Shrewsbury, died Saturday morn- year-old evergreens for immediate ef- ALLSTATE (Companion type) Mr. Hubbard was born at Red Evelyn Smock, Mrs. Susie Johnston, en; four to nix feet, $2.50 each; nmnller the week-end. ing at his home after a week's illness. r Finger Wave or Marcel Bank 76 years ago this week and Mrs. Lewis Hendricks, S. Stevens, specimen a from 7. ic up. N. L. Swan, He was 73 years old. Naverink. phone Atlantic Highland* 351. Any day except Fri. or Sat. Miss Gladys Shropshire of Hudson was the son of the late John and Mary Louise Ewing and W. E. Wil- avenue attended a luncheon and Besides his wife, he is survived by connr« ALLSTATE (Companion type), each, Sarah Sherman Hubbard. He was lett. Winners of fifth prizes were R. 93 price; top soil, $2.5ft per load; fill dirt, musicale of the Rubinstein club at three sons, Whitney Soden of New A. Kirby, Mildred Mitchell, Mrs. SPECIAL PRICES ON bought in pairs educated in the public schools of York, Leroy Soden of Lincroft and gravel and cinders; also privet, five and New York last week. She is a mem- Kadford and Mrs. E. Hillbuimes. six years old, ?2.6u per hundred. Call Red 29x4.50....$4.16 28i(.75....$4.80 this section. He later became con- Floyd Soden of Red Bank; a daugh- PERMANENTS ber of the club. Thfl consolation prjzc went to Milton Hank 950-J. __ . . 30x4.30.... 4.35 29x5.00... 5.U nected with the old First National ter, Mrs. Walter Walsh of Red Bank; FOR SALE. Rhode Island Red hntchinc Miss Anna Howell of Red Bank, bank and was employed by this in- Earl. Other jirts, to fit ALL ctfs, «t equilly low prices Miss Anno Joan Locke of Hastlng- three brothers, James Soden of Ever- Li Htrain; alau I-cphorn stitution for 35 years. He retired 25 ett, John Soden of Highlands and Another bunco party will be held jTinton Fnlls Poultry i'mm. Freehold hish- on-the-Huclsnn, Harold Gloff of 4 2 Rachel's 35c years ago to assist in the develop- at the same place on Monday, April ; wa^J?.f^?_^L^^!L.î -.J- .-._...__..__ Perth Amboy and Harold Geisler of Lemuel Soden of Lincroft, and a sis- ment of Hubbard Park on East 10th. A quilt will be disposed of on AND PASTURE: Rood Trenton, who are students at Riders ter, Mrs. Hayward Wright of Little May 1st: Rood pod at. any time. H. T. CROSS COUNTRY Products Are Front street. Silver. the co-operative plan. As usual re- j Culick and Son, Middlctown, N. J., phone Beauty Salon college at Trenton, attended the freshments will be served. > nfii-j. ; Amega^'Chl Phi initiation and ban- Besides being commodore of tho The funeral was hold yeste'rday af- 15 E' Front St. Red Bank Pledged to Be the Best Quality Monmouth boat club Mr. Hubbard HOUSE for rent, 1035 Brnnrin-ay, Went quet at thc Hotel Hlldcbrecht at ternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the funeral | K Branch, opposite Franklin Park ; Trenton Saturday evening-. Miss wa3 a charter and life member of home of R. It. Mount & Son on REPUBLICANS HOLD DANCE. !I fi nms, nil improvement!!; RiuaKC- In- Tel. 3919 Howoll and Miss Locke were re- the North Shrewsbury ico boat and West Fxont atreet with Rev. Alfonso quire IBS West. Front ntrcct, IUd Hank, Batteries 'oo r 11048 Broadway, Wcflt LOIIK Uranch." Mofor Oil cently pledged to this sorority. Mr. yacht club. He was married 54 years Dare, pastor of the Methodist church, Good Attendance at Affair Held by ago to Emma E. Hendrickaon, who in charge. Burial was in Fair View Ruilroiul Men's Club. Gloff and Mr. Geisler are members /4 ^ Quart survives him. He also leaves a son, cemetery. of the Kappa Phi fraternity. Several hundred persons attended In 5-goIton Quantitits James H. Hubbard of Red Bank; a and your old battery Otmar Phillips, Felix Santangelo, the dance held by the Railroad Men's Tonight—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 15, 9:00 P. M.—Tonight CROSS COUNTRY is thc daughter, Mrs. John VanVliet of Charles K. Butter. Sturdily built CROSS COUN- Carl Bremcr and Cecil MacCloud of Republican clubi at the Globe hotel perfect lubricant. Scars pledge Red Bank attended a dinner given Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and two Charlea Roy Ruttcr, aged 41, of last Saturday night. Proceeds from TRY Batteries you can d»- brothers, William and John L. Hub- of its quality guarantees pend on to be full of powcrj at the Walt Whitman hotel at Cam- West Creek, New Jersey, brother-in- thc affni r will be used fo r rel ief this 100^5 pure Penn- don Saturday night for Louis A. bard, both of Ked Bank. law of Mrs. Harry Barnard and Mrs. work by tho organization. Sizes for all cars : ; : al typi- THE WORLD RECORD IS IN VIEW! sylvania. Permit No. 554. cally low Sears prices. Johnson of Clarksburg, Went Vir- The funeral was held at hia late Homor C. Methot of Red Bank, died "Uncln Jim" Hnrkin.'i, former mas- ginia, who in national commander of residence at Hubbard Park Monday Thursday In the Paul Kimball hos- ter of ceremonies at thc Shrewsbury the American Legion. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. pital at Lakewood following an oper- Marathon, anng and played the pi- ONE BIG CELEBRATION FOR THE THREE Nationally Advertised Products Sold Exclusively by Mrs. John T. Lovett of Hudson Herbert S. Craig, rector of Trinity ation for appendicitis. Mr. Rutter ano. Howard A. Mallen of Leonardo REMAINING TEAMS Episcopal church, in charge. Many waa very well known in both Mon- sang1 and (he Sncco sistcry enter- avenue ia in a hospital at St. Peters- NOISE MAKEUS — STREAMERS — HATS — NOVICI.TIES burg, Florida, -with a broken hip, friends and acquaintances -were In mouth and Ocean counties, being tained with dances. Music for the tho injury having been received in attendance and there were many commissioner for the board of shell dancing waa furnished by Larry La- KXC1TKMENT — SUIU'IUSES Mail Orders Accepted at This Store a fall. Mrs. Lovett and her daugh- floral pieces. Delegations from tho fisheries for Barncgat bay. Ho was roa'a orchestra, TWO HOUR AND TVENTY MINUTE ter Bessie havn been spending the boat clubs were present. also a surveyor and bridge and jetty Thc committee in charge consisted winter nt St. Petersburg. The bearers were Mayor AuguBtun builder. He -was a member of the Mn- of Andrew B. Jonoa chairman, I«Yed William Weeks, malinger of the M. Minton of Fair Ilaveu and Aa- sonlc fraternity and hia sudden death Crotchfelt, Clarence Hennessey and GRIND STORE HOURS: telephone office, is confined to hia sr-ssor George W. Bray, Thoman Irv- will be mourned by a host of friends. Alfred Anderson of Long Branch, Dance Position — Sprints — Waltz Position homo nt Little Silver with illnpns. ing Brown, Charles A. Minton, Jo- Ho in survived by his widow, who Walter Roo, Willinm Ou.sternmn and Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30 wae formerly Miss Nina Kelly of Red 2 Judges — Severe Rules — No More Beds Mrs. Fred Swcnaon of West street sepph and Joseph Applcgateppg, all John P, Ryan of Monmouth Beach, Bank. The funeral was held Mon- wan operated on for appendicitis of Red Bankk. Rurlnl l in charge of Stacey Part rick, Gnrrcft, K. Chumber- 2 POINTS DISQUALIFICATION day at West Crock. Saturday to 9:00 P. M. Friday at tho Riverview hotipit.nl. Albert W. Worden was in Fair View lain nml Benjamin Grcenblatt.- of UONT TAIL TO SEE THIS DOUBMC ATTRACTION Mrs. Edward John of Shrewnbury cemetery. Rod Bnnlt. i« a »urglc*nl patient at the Itivcr- Mrs. Tlmrem M. WymbH, CHEER THE KIDS ON! viow hpppltnl. In Rider College Show. widow of Frank Wymbs of Long Held For Juvcnilo Court. THE l!ND IS NEAR — WIJX IT BK TONIGHT'.' Edwarcl. McDcvitt of Canal street MIBS Alma Howell of Red Bank Branch, died Monday night at the Norman Bmton, John Emerson :-: 3000-HOUK CELEBRATION :-: opent the week-end visiting frionda was featured in a waltz clog; and Hnzard hospital at that city of kid- and Frank Winklor of Atlantlo in Connecticut. tap dnnce In an entertainment pre- ney trouble. Sho died a few hours rlighlandft hfivo been held for tlio Miss Elizabeth Rcilly of Spring sented Thursday by the students of after being taken to the hospital. Juvenile court following tho robbery ntroot spout Sunday at Newark at Rider college al Trenton. Mlfla Ho- Mrs. Wymbs WHH fS5 yearn old of two atorcfi at thnt plncc. They the homo o^bjer brother. well formerly studied with Mabel and wn.i born at lied Hank. Hho wan oonfra.Hfd to Chief of Police Sterling Councilman • J. Albert VanSchoink Coleman's dancing class of Red MARATHON DANCE 27-29 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK thn daughter of tho Into John and Sweeney, nml tho merchandise el Newman Springs road exjiecta to Bank. Tlioicfm Ncjrjnan, 3lio Is qurvlyad. byy valued, at $11), wuu recovered,! SmoJce Shot) Ta'wn. Shrewsbury, N. J. Page Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15,1933. MAKES A PROTEST. ten In such legislation and it might ference of the other nations tour of Sandy Hook Park Project New Laws Which pay for parents to Inquire more these reservations and the first part Navesink Resident Objects to Giv- closely into such matters. of the fifth were readily aeoejjtH. RED BANK REGISTER "Pigeon-Holed" But Not Killed. At another conference In 192S, Mr. ESTABLISHED 187S BT JOHN H. COOK. Editorial Views ing Away Public Land. Affect Schools Two other bills, one providing for Koot erected machinery which cov- Congress in the "lame duck" session which term- March 13th, 1933. health examination of teachers and ered the objection embodied in the GEOEGE C. HANCE, Editor. inated recently passed a bill establishing a national tho other providing for a thorough To thr e Editor of the Register: last part of the fifth reservation. On FREDERIC S. HAYES, Managing Editor. park at Morristown, but "pigeon-holed" a measure cre- Sir: ,. F. Howard Lloyd Duciuies Leg- physical examination of children, In December 9, 1929, the United St;itc-K ating a federal park and bathing beach at Sandy Hook.. Beauty As Lure for Bandits. I attended a meeting of the Mid- islation Which Ha« Recently my judgment should have the ap- Bigned the procotolu, and President proval of parents. Few programs If Hoover submitted them to the Sen- THOMAS IRVING BEOWN, The Morristown park comprises 7,300 acres of land on It may still be March by the cal- dletown Township committee last Been Introduced or Enacted— ate for ratification December 10 Publisher and BustaeM Manager. which George Washington and his Revolutionary army endar but spring has come to crook- Thursday, March 9th, and there any have meant no much to homes 1930. spent two winterB. The proposed park at Sandy Hook dom. There is no other handy ex- listened to the proceedings of a Opposes Fiscal Year Change. in general as the school health pro- Telephone—Red Bank 13. most remarkable undertaking. gram. A bill recognizing this and ex- Before the United States can ad- is a strip about three miles long fronting on the ocean planation for the bold, beautiful ban- An ordinance was introduced for (Bj F. Howard Lloyd.) tending school health service to pre- here to the World Court the Senate, and the river. It was deeded to the government by the dit who has suddenly appeared f/om the third reading of an ordinance must ratify the procotols, The other Subscription Prices: nowhere, luring susceptible motorists It has occurred to me that parents school children—was for some reason nations by accepting the Root for- Hartshorne estate with the provision that it was to be which undertook to give away a would be interested in comments on laid over. I have not yet learned the One year used for war department purposes, but heirs of the es- into unpleasant dilemmas. In a day piece at valuable land, now belong- reason. mula have paved the way for the ad- Six months — 1.00 of gun molls and lady etoolplgeons, ing to the township. certain ideas promulgated through herence of the United States to the .50 tate have since agreed to release the government from existing probably more In fiction This strip of land is twenty-tive legislative action relative to public Much school legislation has been Court. What is needed now in Ken- Three months this provision should it desire to open unused portions than in fact, tttere in nothing fresh feet wide by sixteen hundred feet Bchools and which would more or less attempted. Some of it Is good, some ate action. Presidents for the. last THb HED BANK BEGISTEB of land for bathing purposes. in the consideration of the female long and is, at present, part of the directly concern the home and the very misleading, some entirely vic- thirty years have favored the Court. venturing into the field of crime. highway running from Campbell's children rather than the school ma- It Is hoped that Mr., Roosevelt will is a member of No fault ahould be found with the government in Junction to Leonardo. The right of ious—all of It should receive the help us forget nur prejudices and For that matter, history has men- chinery. There ban been a great deal questioning attention of parents who brln£ us out of our isolation into the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS preserving historical sites of importance for posterity. tion of female pirates, If recollection way, as it now stands, is 58 feet of school legislation attempted—too But if such factors as economy, business revival and wide. If this ordinance should be are Interciited In public, schools and "community of nations," at leant as The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tho does not fail. passed it would be reduced to 33 much of a certain type. And It some- the educational welfare of children. fur as the World Court is concerned. ' use for republieatlon of ail news dispatches to it or not the greatest good for the greatest number had been con- feet. times seems to have been born of un- Youra truly, sidered by Congress, as they should have been, the San- However, it is well that one curb thinking hysteria plus a woeful lack otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news the chivalrjc impulse on seeing a It seems that this is the third of knowledge of school affairs as well THE WOULD COURT. Clarence J. Gray. published therein. dy Hook park would have outweighed In importance the personable young female standing time during the last five years that University of Richmond, Va. park at Morristown. an attempt has been made to give as the fundamental reasons for hav- appeallngly by a country roadside, away thl3 property to adjacent, real ing schools at all. Writer Crjes That the Senate Rati- March 7, 1933. - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1833. It would cost the government nothing for the land flying signals of distress. She chooses estate owners. It was met, as on fy Frocotols. at Sandy Hook and very little to convert It into a park. large, expensive-looking cars driven the two previous occasions, by the A bill recently Introduced limits Revenues from concessions would make the park self- by. lone men, according to the story, opposition of Mr. Lockwood. It is the right to vote on bond issues to To the Editor of The Register. CARLTON A Campaign Worthy of supporting. There is sufficient jjrA to accommodate and proves not unappreclative of a unlikely that the ordinance can be those who own property. No doubt Sir:— TIIURS., FRt., SAT., several thousand persons at one 'time. It would be a ride. Her duplicity is unmasked passed in the face of this able and many when they first read this bill Everywhere people who think are when two armed men appear, re- eloquent opponent, but I was amazed said "fine," but a little sober thought -sklng the question, "Why Is the MAKCH 23d, 24th, ZSth. Fullest Public Support. recreational mecca for North Jersey, easily reached by lieving her unsuspecting and suscep- that 3uch a thing should have been must have told them that it is un- United States not In the World Fprinj? 5F only just around the corner, and it wont paved highways. It would be a boon to business in- tible companion of whatever valua- even contemplated. American and a denial of the right Court?" The current hostilities be- ba the fault of the Red Bank Real Estate board if it nearby municipalities. bles he may have about him. To Had the committee been faced of suffrage. Another bill affecting the tween Japan and China have focused give the victim's awakening the last, with a suit, I should have expected home Is the one which changes the a penetrating searchlight on this does not brinj: better times and more attractive appear- There is another factor, which is just as important, them to use evei-y legal means to question. ances in this community. The board has launched a if not more so, than 'the othors. Each year has seen ultimate pang, she departs with the maintain their ownership, which is provision of the present Liaw concern- A) brief examination of the history campaign for this dual purpose and it has enlisted the stretch after stretch of beachfront on the North Jersey bandits, supposedly to lay a trap our ownership. But this is not the ing the age and time of year at of^the United States and the Court coast restricted to public use, until today there remain for another gullible. case, their ownership is unques- which new pupils may enter—that is reveals that In 1926 the Senate voted support of various service and civic clubs and organiza- pupilrf Who have just come of school to adhere to the Court (76 votes to tions. A canvass of nil the house owners of this locality two or three sections, wholly inadequate, which the pub- Around Monmouth and Middlesex tioned. I put specific questions to the age. The present law allows those 17)—with five reservations. At a con- will be made and each will be asked to sign a pledge to llo may use without paying for. the privilege. Some counties the bandits and their fair chairman and he confirmed the RVI-who are five years of age to enter make some, kind of an improvement, repair or altera- large area should be set aside for the public. There is decoy are said to' range. The har- dencc as presented by Mr. Luck- the first part of September, January tion. Pledges for small as well as large jobs will be no federal beach park along the Atlantic seaboard and vest is reported as having been no v/ood, that they proposed to literally and April and at other times if toe vrelcoiiud. The members of the board propose to set the site at Sandy Hook, located in the populous metro- mean ono so far, with abundant sum- give away this property, without board of education so directs. 1 politan area, Is the ideal spot for the government to mer traffic still some way in the fu- any compensation whatsoever, and tin example by being the first to sign. ture. Here is disillusionment enough that it is now being used as a part The new bill just recently intro- To brlns back normal conditions nothing is more establish airpark. for the champion of beauty in dis- of the highway. duced would take away the privilege important than to provide work for those who are Job- ' Advocates of the Sandy Hook project should not be tress. But the distressful part of This seems to me an inexplicable of entering children of .school o£e In less through no fault of their own. A" large national discouraged. They are fighting for something that is the condition is not only that some undertaking. I wish to here publicly January and April. Thla, I say, af- McNAIR'S MARKET program of public work projects is being planned, and essential and of utmost importance to the welfare of impressionable males have been record my protest, and to ask some fects the home. Just what is to be mulcted, that more may be. For, spokesman for the committee—why? gained is not clear to mo. While It 19 E. FRONT ST., Phone 372. RED BANK while this When put into effect will be of large benefit the state. They should show the politicians that they The hearing -will be continued on )t goes without paying that it will not make work for all are only beginning to fight. The worthiness of the what of the genuinely afflicted maid- is true that it might be awkward to en, caused by the wickedness of one the afternoon of Thursday! March establish new classes in January and of the millions who are unemployed. project will be recognized eventually by Congress. of her sex vainly to wiggle a. sup- 23d, in the Health Center at Camp- April of children just admitted, yet SPECIALS—Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 16, 17, 18. There i? scarcely a property that could not be made bell's Junction. pliant thumb? One stinging is All those in opposition should at- I believe most teachers will agree more livable or attractive by a small expenditure of -o-o-o-o-o-o- enough for the most confirmed of tend. with me that the children themselves money. Red Bank, in common with almost every other the gallant. Respectfully, will gain if allowed to attend wheth- Legs Spring Fresh-Killed community, is not "up to the scratch" in appearance as Suspension Is Too Mild William Kaoul. er put in to an organized class or not frt was before the depression set in. This is partly un- Punishment for This Official. Navesink. until the beginning of the next term avoidable, but there is no reason why a town to well The Repeal Convention. or promotion time. Then again it LAMB Roasting Chickens favored should wear a. "down-at-the-heels" appearance. Gratification over the successful outcome of suite Agreement said to have been A LETTER FROM FRANCK. might be possible for a certain type brought to prevent garbage pollution and to settle the reached by the Republican members of child to quickly catch up with the It never har. reached that condition even in the worst work of the grade and thereby gain depressions and it should not be permitted to do so now.New Jersey-Delaware boundary dispute has been con- of the legislature provides for the Mr. and Mrs. Kric Leavens Knjoy- 25c" siderably soured by public knowledge of the expense ac- election of delegates to the prohibi- ing Life in Europe. lime. I 19'* Even,' support iind encouragement should be accord- counts filed by Duane E. Afinard, assistant attorney- tion repeal convention at the May Letters have been received at Red Besides, by this new law as I un- HEINZ Sni(>Uc4 Pork ed to the HealJSstate board and the other organizations general. Mr. Minard was called upon by the senate to primary. Governor Moore is expect- Bank by many friends of Mr. and derstand it, if a child became of age in their campaign to "spruce up" the town and to help explain this expense account of ?20,00Q. The bill isl*said ed to fix the date of the convention Mrs. Eric Leavens, formerly of Al- shortly after school began In the fall, Frankfurters Sauerkraut GOODIES solve the unemployment problem. Every citizen with to have included liquor charges at a hotel at London, for a few days later. The number ston Court, who are now living in he could not enter until the next fall jgc n, IbH C the financial ability to do so should put some of his or where Mr. Minard went to investigate the origin and of delegates Is fixed at 226. Of these Nice, France. One of these letters —thereby losing a year. This does )ier dullarn to work for the nnccrFS of this undertaking. 61 will be erected at large and 162 was received a few days ago by The not .seem right to me. Though there 3 10° 19 design of lllii oca! of the ntnte nf Pojawsr"!; hotel bills ]Register. It states that Mr. Lcav- There are selfish as well as altruistic reasons why they of his wife, cleaning his hat, tailoring and the repair of from counties on the basis of twice may be many who disagree r> feel should follow this course. For one thing they will prob- their representation in the legisla- |cn:i and hia family arc. in exception- th.ii n child :;houlrt he allowed to go his automobile. Mr. Minard is said to have vehemently ture. This will give Essex 26 dele- ally good health and enjoy their now to school if his parentts desire it, SIRLOIN STEAK Shoulder Spring ably never be able to buy material and labor more defended the bill and claimed his expenditures were 1us cheaply than at present and for another thing itis more r gates. Candidates for delegates-at- environment, Mr, Leavens writes: when he comes of school age though tlfled. He claimed part of the expenses went for pay to large must have petitions signed by Before leaving for Kurope we were I may have other opinions as to what (Trimmed) 29c "• economical to make repairs when the need for them first members of his family who assisted him in preparing LAMB becomes apparent than to delay until the need becomes 25,000 voters. County delegate pe- told many times that- we were mak- that school age should be. However, his cases. titions must have signatures equal ing a great mistake in going to I do not believe this bill says any- Porterhouse Steak Imperative. The truth of the old adage that a "stitch in France, that we would be given a thing about the powers of the board n time saves nine" is only one of many excellent rea- Mr. Minard received a salary of $7,500 a year as as- to one-tenth of the vote at the last very cold reception and that the (Trimmed) 35c general election, but in no event to French people would be actually hos- to admit pupils between those dates, 10c" sons why the campaign of the Keal Estate board should sistant attorney-general. In addition he has a law prac- exceed 10,000 in any county. This tile. and maybe cases may be handled by mcceed. tice. A salary of $7,600 a year for part time work Is not plan should insure a convention I can assure you that such state- the board aa heretofore. LOIN LAMB CHOPS to be sneezed at these days. Many an able man would truly representative of public senti- mets are far from true. We have The bill changing the school year o-o-o-o-o-o be willing to take such a job, give good service and pay been treated with the utmost con- 25' ment. sideration and have been made to to conform to the usual calendar year his •wife's hotel bills, even if she were helping with the It Is evident that the forces favor- feel very much at home, both here produced a muddled situation and Political Careers of Two legal work. Mr. Minard has been suspended, effective ing repeal must devise some plan by and in Paris. We have been shown provoked much opposition even out- Quality Chuck Fresh-Killed Roosevelts Run Parallel Courses. today, by Governor Moore at the suggestion of a senate which their Btrength may be con- genuine hospitality. side of school circles. It seemed to committee. A public official who vehemently defends centrated on one set of delegates.1 Xs Although the hotels here are not be the general opinion, that however The political careers of president Franklin t>. expenditures of the type that Mr. Minard included in his There is no doubt that those opposed having a normal season, they are unintentional, this bill was mislead- ROAST FOWL Roosevelt and President Theodore Roosevelt have run pretty well filled, the atmosphere is ing and was by no means economi- bill should not merely be suspended butsousted from to repeal will make sure that their gay and it's hard to believe that peculiarly parallel courses. Although of different politi- office. strength is united and that they will there is a depression. cal while being full of potential cal'faith they filled similar public offices and faced sim- present a ticket backed by the en- Good liquor, wines and beers are trouble in other respects. The bill 14c* 19c ' ilar public conditions. Mr. Minard is not alone In presenting expense bills everywhere to be had and yet in our requiring that married teachers be ft k of this hind while serving in public office. Throughout tire strength of the anti-repeal Both began their legislative careers in the New forces. Should the power of the re- six weeks in Europe we have never dismissed has been considered un- SUNSWEETPRUNES 2' -P S- the country millions of dollars are extracted from the peallsts be scattered among a mul- seen an intoxicated person. This constitutional I am told and perhaps York legislature, where they rendered able service. Both pockets of the taxpayers in this same way. The one statement includes a visit to the Hol- need 'not be given further consider- Borved as efficient and courageous governors of the state titude of candidates ambltioUB for lywood Night club in Gould's Casino remedy Is for the people themselves to end it. Patrick distinction, there is a possibility that Mediterranee where we stayed until ation, MUELLER'S of New Tork. Both held the office of assistant secre- Henry spoke a great truth when'he said "Eternal vigi- tary of the navy when the country was in a state of their foes, focusing their votes, might four A. M. Champagne corks popped - Another bill that has some peculi- iance is the price of liberty." Eternal vigilance on the succeed in electing a majority. merrily but everyone enjoyed them- arities is the one providing that dis- war. Thoir records in all these public positions proved selves and left under their own pow- 1 Spaghetti, Macaroni part of the taxpayers and, the voters is the only way to Just how this necessary combina- er without a pilot. tricts may withdraw pupils from their qualities of courage and calmness and their ability put an end to the wasteful use of public funds. tion on the part of the repeallstB is i high schools for the reason that to solve the problems that confronted them. If Americans .could learn to drink NOODLES to be. brought about Is not as yet as Europeans do, we would have no • there was no'money to support them. Not. only in their official acts and plans were their -o-o-o-o-o-o* apparent. The anti-repealists have need for prohibition. (The peculiarity in this bill is that pkg8 courage and calmness proved. Both of them were tar- the machinery ready at hand in the We are receiving The Register reg- I though pupils were to be withddrawn for lack of funds the money thus 3 - 25c gets for an assassin's bullet and tha country can be Graduated Salary Cuts Better Anti-Saloon League. Perhaps the se- ularly and enjoy reading of alU-that Florida Juicy thankful that in neither case was the attempt success- lection of •wet delegates'will be left happens at home. "saved" was to be devoted to the fol- FLORIDA HEINZ ful. Theodore Roosevelt was fired upon while speaking Than Flat Percentage Reductions. to the executive committees of the About the middle of March we ex- lowing year's budget or to relief. It Tomato Juice ORANGES two parties.—Newark Sunday Call. pect to visit Italy for about a month, is didicult to see how districts can Grape Fruit In his campaign of 1912. Although struck in the body In another section of^The Register is a statement after which our plans arc indefinite save what they do not have; further- for c inc Can for C by one of the bullets he calmly continued his address. from Charles J. Strahan, assistant commissioner of ed- as we have no regular schedule to more this bill is dangerous in that President Franklin D. Roosevelt displayed this same The Old Guard Dies. follow. 5 25 S canB for 27c 16 25 ucation, concerning legislation which was recently en- The climate is not as warm as. it deprives some children of rights calmness and courage when a rain of bullets sprayed Prohibition gave up the ghost on that the public accords other chil- acted to enable boards of education to reduce the sal- March 8th—a date that deserves its Florida btit in the sun it's lovely and about him recently in Florida, resulting in the subse- aries of teachers and other Bchool employees for emer- the nights are quite cool. dren. It provides an eloquent argu- quent death of his friend, Mayor Cermak of Chicago. place In history as the actual if not Nice is only half an hour from ment for. tho type of .state support gency tax relief purposes. Mr. Stratum's interpretation the official end of the noble experi- Monte Carlo by bus and the ride is for schools mentioned in a previous Undismayed by this attempt upon his life President of the law, as set forth in his statement, clears up many ment. Roosevelt calmly supervised the removal of his wounded most interesting. The road runs high article. I believe this bill also pro- polnta puzzling to the average person. Col. Amos W. Woodcock's order to ui> on cliffs and through tunnels, al- vides not only for the abolishment friend to a hospital. It is this courage and calmness Federal agents to leave the speak- ways in sight of the Mediterranean. that is needed to meet any crisis. Particularly Interesting 1B tho commissioner's state- of high school service in certain dis- ment that there is nothing in the law to prohibit cuts easies alone virtually restores the sa- Trusting that things are improv- tricts but also for the shortening of loon system in this state and most ing in Monmouth county, I am Wfi are now emerging from a financial condition on a graduated basis, as this would not moan discrimi- Sincerely, ihd elementary school term. There Fimilar to thai- which faced President Theodore Roose- others. may possibly be some questions as |f| nation as defined in the act. Thus school boards have No more false whiskers, no more Êric Leavens. velt in l! 7. The country was then suffeiing a financial the right to make salaiy reductions on a fiat percentage to this but I do know that two sep- diffturbanrf. r'lfîdent Roosevelt quickly took steps drinks on Uncle Sam, no more shake- APPOINTF.n GRAND WARDEN. arate and distinct public state agen- basis or on a graduated scale. downs of speak proprietors. An cies gave two entirely opposite In- which relieved the condition and in a few months the In reality the graduated plan involves less discrimi- agent's life is no joke these days. disturbance had been forgotten. President Theodore Herbert Postcn Honored by Odd terpretations of this bill, and though nation than the flat percentage reduction. At Red Bank About all that he has left to work on Fellows Lodge, I have written to both and have re- Hoosevelt believed In quick and sure, action and ably and in moat other municipalities cuts of ten per cent are "the sources of supply," These ceived replies, neither as yet is sure lived up to hi: motto, that "Aggressive fighting for the the good Colonel's instruction*; still Herbert Posten of Atlantic High- of its interpretation. 1-iow is the have been mado in the compensation of all school and lands has been appointed grand right is the n<'b]ppt sport the world afforrlp." President borough employees and officials. Some of these folks leave to him' for investigation and— public expected to know the interpre- Franklin D. UooFevrlt, frnin the moment of his inaugu- shall we say—for adjustment. warden of the Odd Fellows' lodge tation thereof? without hardship could well afford to take more than However, the case is not altogether by Grand Master Edwin Reed of ration, proved that, ht ir< going to have quick and sure a ten per cent cut, while for others who are not so well action and i? gomi,- to aggrrssivply fight for the right. desperate just yet. Between now Newport, New Jersey. He will be in- I may mention in pasaing that In' THIS IS OUR "LEDGE TO YOU pFiid this ten per cent reduction can 111 be spared. Some and legal beer there are still some ducted into office with special ex- the opinion of some state leaders a The- Hvo RooFfvr-ltR, of different political faith, prove municipalities are regulating salary cuts on a more weeks; between now and complete ercises to be conducted by the grand certain other bill would have made clearly that it b not ]nrne conditions hut iilde nnd courageous leaders. tion in other communities where this has not been demo by tho more enterprising mem- this event has not yet been set but to three months, and possibly to have P the funeral director has two obligations to done. Those who receive the greatest rewards should bers of Colonel Woodcock's army in It will take place at Atlantic High- drawn public money for a pooalble fulfill. —n-n-o-o-o-o— contribute a larger percentage to tax relief than those acquiring a cash reserve against tho lands. Mr. Posten held the office of one-month term. who are humhly paid, and the chief merit of the gradu- day when they shall he disbanded. grand guardian at the time of the It does seem as though children In tha professional aide, he lakes the utmost New Jersey Should Though the enforcement troops have appointment. and their future are entirely forgot pride. This Includes his technical skill and the ated plan IF that St would bring about this result. been licked on all other fronts, they service ho renders—tho doing of those many Not Enter This Race. can still advance against the brew- Jittla things, thoBe hundreds of tiny details, only 1 O-O-O-O-O-C Which M-itr will lie the first to ratify the prohibi- eries and "distilleries. one of which loft undone roars the harmony and "Charge the enemy, boys," may precision of hi0 work. tinn r^pr-ftJ nmorulme-m" Various le^.slaturoa are vJe- Not Their Mistake, But well be their slogan front now on, ing voih • trirh r-ther '< r this distinction. For a time They Have to Pay for It. "and charge 'em plenty!" As a merchant, tho reputable funeral director T^ftv.- JeiM y Kf-cni' -.1 likr-iy to become an entrant tn —New York Journal. hue another pledge to keep. It is that tho mer- the m'T: and MtrmpU. in thi=- ern| are still being made. The Mute authorities have finally given permission chandise he furnishes bo in keeping with tho Jt V,-?.: M'rinurly proposed th;a thr legislature be vested for lights known as "Hashers" to be put up at four perfection of his service. To do lesa would lower with powf r t'» intify tin n;.i'; vote nn thf w< t nnd dry question. roads. It if estimated that this will Involve an expense That la why we make it known .that we fea- Pcrh.ip.'- such .T plan would be lpgal, but In any of about MOO. all of which will have to be paid for by IT BE ture National Caskets. Nationally advertised, Rverit it ifi well that it has hfrfn abundoncd. One of tho Middletown township. Although the boulevard Is a TRUE ? mads by a 'concern who, for well over half a M.]onj:'f-t objectionn made fij;n\nst prohibition WBB that ntatc road, the state will not pay one cent for the lights century, havo been tho recognlzod leaders of the the. pf"pie v.'f-r* not pfrinittr-d to vntn whetlier they or for electricity. Army officers had been in Red There is aa^rcason on carlli wliy die fain'-' Industry, we can be absolutely certain that tho wantfi it (>i no!. H'-.'ntinent nvr-r tljr fart, that thia £y fatal accidents hiu-i- of-iuncfl ,-it these inter- Rank making addresses at the the- lly wliiclKTiiusftiwiUcli every penny cannot- merchandise wo supply measures up to our rc- Jaw W;IK put t.hjii.u^h withont brinjc aters in the interest of obtaining re- have the excellent services available at ilm- qulromentB of quality, reliability nnd value. Tho ection!!, and the need for thf llght^js too obvious to re- trademark on every product guarantees material voteo in oue of the rhit-f rt;iMH>P why quire explanation. Under the circumstance:! the town- crulta for the army. Worden Funeral Home just the same as the : James J. Purcull and Edwin B. .and construction. prr»vr:d virtu;i lly impow i bit. ahip committee has cliinr well to lone no time in author- family of considerable means. Some may "W The s-irne mteuriic c>hou)u not be maTfe again. There Reid of Bed Bank, Oscar Montulot izing the purchase of thr .lights. T),,.,c was virtually no of Long Branch, Ijatham D. Pearsall have wondered at that, but why shouldn't talnlng, as wo do, tho highest possible is littir. i'-i:')ii to doub: thrtt'Now .Iprni-y IH n wrt stnte, nthcr course for them to fnllow, but from a common of Rumaon, Wlnfrerl D. Fowler of it he true? da In our professional work and Bervico, but. th<- lights of ininnihit^ nn- no IPIIK r-rtcr<;d than nensc viewpoint it in impossible, to understand why this : 1 l.lttle Silver and Ira M. Mitchell of it only right that our merchandise bo th"i (. rif iii.'ij"! itif:f> find !h*»rr pfinulti be no KUI|N nc(ion should be a township iiii-tcai! of a state expense. Ri-d Danlt enlisted in the army and ,o 'Equipment, experience, personnel, vol- j that la available. To keep both on a (jOfirpjup them of i>ie opportunity to noisier ibrir will The state rrrntml the ilangi-romi condition by build- were ordered to San Antonio, Toxaa. •limc: all these combine to make such a fact Pis our pledge to you. nt tlic poll:.. ing the road at an unpopular location. If the..original Robert Cooper at Hoaddcn'fl Cor- .Action on the anti-pi ohibition amcnunicnt should be plan f.f having n marine boulevard along thc'Rnrltnn ner had enlisted in the army as an possible. i;ii:f,n v/jilimii dciny, but jl Khouici be cioric m nn order- bnyshore had been followed thcie would have been no automobile mechanic, and won or- iy nrtfl we 1) conhidored way wjthout ;iny attfmpt. at win- dangerous intersections and m vaiious ways tho road dered to Camp Merritl. nini: the irnpty r-ri! fi )•<: (IK ilrpt ptafr- io ratify the. new aru^ndm^nf, been woll kririwn to the riicnihors of the state highway ber of n Scot Mflh regiment with the Funeral Directors wfl! itn'l yif<>f\ )>ut Dii-jn in no reason "why thle Htatc OrUHFI FUIKMI HOOK l commission before tlir load was Imill, for Ihnre were Hrltlsh forces, had died from wounds Frederick K. Adams, IVfcr. rOifn.'.a iii:h 1i*i^-f't ali>y with tho advertiser In the bonaflde the flair highway coimniMdun had ust d •u-dlrinry culil- one -the kind Tho Register hns. No ?MT W LT"" We"Furnish National Catk.itt ihir. i-,<\\ i;;»; ]!i,;n b> ut!(jinjititjii (o ride rough shod to tho mon...,.„..,,, inlelligcnco in (ho selection of the routo for premiums or other induccnientii havo J.he nwd. • . * tlAtetttiir b«nn offered to stcur* circular RED BANK REGTSTEE, MARCH 15, 1933. Page Thirteen Methodist church this evening at A King also said that aome of the sign- IIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII Rumson News. 7:30 o'clock. Sheriff Height Fraud Charged . ers believed they were signing & pe- SINGING COACEEC1U Mrs. Louis M. Case will entertain tition for the reopening of the As- n be bought In Rumnon at Finnerty'a general »tor», the members of the Ladles' aid so- Makes First Raid By City Clerk bury Park and Ocean Grove bank Barkan Brog.' store, formerly Yellen'i, Tor- ciety tomorrow afternoon at the and that others were under the im- CASS FREEBORN Burns lb«rg's etorc and Mrs. Ludlow'l itore. The Methodist parsonage. Sheriff Howard" Height made his | pression that the city now had to Lat» of Metropolitan Oput House. N Y.. Rsgiater IH also *old and delivered by first raid aince taking otllce Saturday ! Miss Grace King, city clerk of As- Because of Insufficient funds the Charles Geyer, 83 Lniayett. ilictt.) Mrs. Frank Kutcher and daugh- bury Park, at a hearing before Jos- have six commissioners instead of class of 1933 of the Red Bank high ter Gladys have recently returned night, when a party led by him en-eph G. Turner, supreme court com- five. Voice Culture school may not be able to publish a } Joseph G. McCue, realtor, under- from a two months' visit at Panama. tered Andrew Dougherty's place on i missioner, yesterday as to why Bhc William .T. O'Hagan and James D. year book. The staff of the year went an operation Saturday at St They brought back a number of in- River road, Fair Haven, and confls-j had not called an election on the Carton. Jr.. are appearing for Miss Carlton Theatre MOVED TO Luke's hospital at New York. teresting articles from that country. cated two slot machines. After the ; book haB decided that a leather- raid Sheriff Height announced that i city manager plan of government King. Those interested in the city bound edition IB not feasible. A plBn FranJt Meyer of the Avenue of Miss M. h. ConoUy of Farming- declared that the petitions contained manager plan a:^ being represented RED BANK, N. J. U bdnradvanceribylhe^suiJ 'and i T^ R'vers returned last week from dale, a former resident of Eaton- he would present the bill for the raid j.=o many discrepancies that she didby Lester C. Leonard of Red Bank. STUDIO NO. B. 60 Monmouth St. the faculty members of the high j Germany.where he spent the past town, is a patient at the Fitkln hos- to the freeholders. When the 1933 j The hearing was ordered continued TeL Bed Banli Terms bud et was made U not helieve them legal. She said ,ar ^0^, it year with relatives. He brought pUaV,' wher*e"she"''ir'recover'rng'fromi « P Sheriff Height she had been besieged with telephone before Justice Bodine at Trenton. 374 Reasonable. rhon.> Z33 Red Bank. iatlon of 25' home a number of Bouvenirs for bisa dislocated hip. ! asked for an appropriation of 510,000 calls from persons ;who desired their SPEAKING PIANO member of the j relatives and friends. to b(! UBed in cents from each The Senior Ep'worth league of the ' cleaning up the county. names taken from the petitions. Miss It pays to advertise In The Register. Benior class will enable the class to* The tin roof on the garage on theMethodist church will hold a St. The appropriatioppp n was refused and publish the leather-bound edition as Hansel property on the corner of Patrick's party at the social room Freeholder Wyckoff intimated that has been done Jn former yearn. ! Third and Williams street was torn of the church Friday night. the sheriff waB not in earnest about • * « I off by the high winds Friday. The William Fogg severely cut his hie desires to clean up the county j damage was repaired Monday. hand Sunday night on broken glass. and that If he wanted to go ahead Every Woman Edward O'Brien of Humison, a The Rumson auxiliary of the and do It the freeholders would meet member of the class of 1920 of the l " ^"[ ' ° . He was treated at the Long Branch Rj ervie 1 oijplta wm meel tonlut hospital. the Mpennea, Sheriff Height de- Wants high school, presented a program of jrQ W atiernmn at tha borough hall. The Young People's society of the clares that he has produced the evi- to look her best at nil times... vocal selections at the school assem- A depression party will be held to- dence of a violation of the law and bly laBt week. He waB accompanied Advent church will meet tomorrow to fee] at ease and perfectly night by the members of the ladies' night at the home of Mlsa Grace that he will give the freeholders an poised. Bt the piano by his Bister, MIHB Cath- opportunity to back him up. auxiliary of Rumson fire company. Dennis of Corlies avenue. The pro- MIS-SIMPLICITY' erine O'Brien, also a graduate of the Plans have been completed for the high school. Minn O'Drlcn rendered gram is in charge of Rev. Chester Created by saveral piano solos. Mr. O'Brien Bt. Patrick's social and dance to be Apy of Red Bank. HONORED AT DINNER. dedicated one of MB songs to Miss held Friday night of this week at F. W. Dearing haa moved into the Gossard Holy Rosary hall. A large atten- property of the late T. Elwood 3ny- Karl C. Haa«, local Metropolitan Sarah Stanger a present member of ^ , anticipated, as It Is the only \a the answer. the faculty of the high school who ^ ' * der. Mr. Dearing has purchased the Manager, Has Had Long Service. M fa h d property. The pull of the Uught Mr. OBrlen when he attend- , tne t ,en se/ A dinner for Karl G. Huag, mana- back straps l Mrs. George Morris haa moved ger of the Red Bank district of the Believe in your Country today, and you will find that our own ed school The program received Through t he cfTorU of the police from the Haynes property on Broad flattens the ab- much applause.^ ^ ^ department Edwin Farrier was able Metropolitan life insurance company, domen, uplifts street to the Kenna property on who has served twenty years with I land is worth fighting for and living in; believe that every „. . i to get in communication with his Clinton avenue. the bust, and Colonel Dougherty, officer in , f. „ that firm, was held at the Molly j penny you spend in your nearby &SCO Store gives .work to oontrols the B et u Mae Farrie whb A meeting of the Gleaners' society Pitcher hotel last week. | hips. charge of the Citizens military ja t U)ng Beach Californla,where the will be held Friday night nt eight training camp of New Jersey, was a Besides 'Mr. and MrB. Haag, the ; someone ... tha Grower, the Packer, the Manufacturer... Let our expert earthquake occurred last week. Mr. o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eustace guests of honor included F. M. Nicki speaker on a program presented last | yiarlet 8Cnt two te,cgram8 but re- White of South street. fitters show Friday at the high Bchool. He apoke |ceWe d nQ anawer The llce d6. -, ,,,,,„ \erson, manager of the Rutherford dis- Believe us when we tell you it pays to you what to boys over .seventeen years of age ( tmer)t tl)en ocrt a tclegram and Mrs. Bertha Williamson returned •tric t w_ D Bottgenbach. manager of Shop the "American" Way and Save Mis-Simplicity on the advantages of spending a several hours later a reply was re-last week from an exUnded visit j the Asburv Park district, and V. B. can do. month at one of the local training with friends at New York. Smith, manager of the Freehold dis ceived that Miss Farrier was safe Mrs. Charles Breese, Mrs. Archie trict, and Mrs. Smith. $3.50 to $10 eampfl. The boys who are eligible and sound. C. Mosby, Mrs. Ada- B. Nafew and 7c California Dried ft 8 to enter the camp arc to make their HenryPfelffenberger was tendered Mr. Haag was presented with a applications at once, as the quota Mrs. John L. Hubbard of Red Bank twenty-year service.medal and a pin a party Saturday night at his home attended a Federation day meeting admitting him to trie Veterans' asso- from Monmouth count Is only 23 |Q n Ho,,y 8trcet ,n celebratlon of hla at Ocean Grove,last week. ima eans 11 ciation of the Metropolitan company. boys. Much interest was shown by, nd blrtnday Guests were present Nutritious food -can be u::nd in, dozens of ways. Washington Lodge, F. 3 iSwcnson, Ralph Valentine, Otto Bor- and Mrs. J. R. O'Brien, Mr. and J &SCQ Sugar Corn 10c I Large Sweet Prunes 3 25c The Racing Bill berlck, Henry, William and Frank ing Sunday. Mr. Rash has been transferred to Toms River. Resi- Mrs. George Heuscr, C. H. Adarc, Pfelffenberger and Gerard Eckoff. Miss Adalre, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 10c California 10c Best Pink 17c Horse Shoo Bed Passes Assembly Lenten dlshea will be included In dents of Seabright who attended the Hall, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Cherry, Mr. Cfi A HEAL SPECIAL the covered dish luncheon to be given Methodist Conference Monday were and Mrs. Fred Klepp, Mr. and Mrs. Si (or the By a vote of 40 to 12 the New Jer- Wednesday, March 29th, by the Mrs. William Engholm, Mrs. Roy Salmon sey assembly yesterday paasecV the Layton, Mrs. Eric Swenson, . Mrs E. L. Stickler, Mi', and Mrs. E. Sardines Salmon & LADIES resolution introduced by Asaembly- ladies' aid society of the Presby- Makanoff, G. O. Rudolph, Miss Ed- tHll f^C terian church. Henry Rensbaw, Mrs. Marshall M- na Salmon, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sev- "3 Shampoo man Jofieph Altman, majority lead- Criser, MrB. Clarence Stevens, Mrs. er,' to permit horse lading and pari- Joseph . Flncdan, son ot Mr, nnd nptakip, Mr, flnrt Mrn. S. Cusumano, can H ^J Finger Wave Mrs. William Finegan of Btngham Cuinail Johnson'and Mrs. William Mr. ,,and Mrs. Jacob L. Frenchman, \ Jnutuel' betting in- the state. Im- P. Cloughly. r Jj Eye Brows Shaped mediately following the bill creating avenue, who has a position ona pas- Mr. 'and Mrs. L. Rampino, Itfr. and Headquarters for Quality Coffees and Teas $ a state racing association to super- senger liner plying between New Sixty persons attended the card MrB. G. L. Thacker, Mr. and Mrn. R. r* Manicure York and San Francisco, has writ- party given Friday night by the Donovan, Samuel Dutcher, M. Tkacz, lb ten to his parents and friends that Sons and Daughters of - Liberty T. G. Shultis, Dr. A. A. Podell and OSCO Orange Pekoe or O$£0 Coffee 21c Shampoo Anthony Siracusa, was passed by a his first trip through the Panama lodge. Mrs. James Thorsen won a Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Hyer. AB fine a blend as you ever tasted. Vote of 39 to 15. Canal and on to San Francisco was door prize and another prize was . _ . — lb India Ceylon Tea and Before racing can be legalised in a most enjoyable one, with good won by Mrs. Robert Davies. Finger Wave weathor all the way. He arrived at Mrs. William R. Fowler, Jr., noble Married Six Years. Victor Coffee 19c New Jersey tho next legislature must u lb San Francisco Tuesday of last week. grand of Rebekah lodge; Mrs. Ar-1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Drum of A mild blend. • " Rinse also pasa upon it and the question thur Boyce, vice noble grand, and will then bo submitted to the voters. He tells of a vls.it to Chinatown in Holmdel celebrated their sixth wed- lbUn PERMANENT WAVE San Francisco and of enpoylng the Mrs. Harry Peterson, supporter to ding anniversary last Wednesday Acme Coffee 25c Delightful blends for $3.00 Up wonderful sights of the mountains the noble grand, will be installed evening. A number of their relatives particular tea drinkers. uNivERsrry WOMEN MEET. as viewed from a steamer going up Friday, April 21st. I and friends called on them and an The new vacuum pack. the Pacific coast. Alfred— Mattson annd LaLawrencw e j enjoyable evening was spent in gen- WH9TE HOSE March Sleeting 'Was Held .Monday Mrs. John Prichard and daughter Bungard are eick with mumps. eral sociability. Home Needs Specially Priced! at Deal. Reba are on" a month's trip to Flor- Mrs. Leonard Nelson has moved 4c P&G Naptha cake (Sfec I 5c Camay Toilet cakes BEAUTYSALON The March meeting of the Mon-ida. from Center street to Church street. mouth county branch of the Ameri- The So and Sew club will meet Shrewsbury News. 11 Catherine St., can Association of University Wom- next Tuesday night at the home of Soap Soap en was held op Monday, March 13th, Red Bank New Jersey Fair Haven News. Mrs. Chauncy Styron. (The Ked Bank Register can be bought 3 cakes at the home of Mrs. W. G. Herr- n 15c &SCO Extra Strength Lux Toilet Soap Phont 3G58-W for Appointment man at Deal. Mrs. Adam L. Jones, ] (The Red Bank Emitter c«n be bought ~n, 7"«"".""' """V^T -«• , i> Shrewsbury from Richard Beake at the for state president of the American As- i la Fair Haten in tho itor« o[ iiarty ThursdaPaul^ Carlsoy withn hiofs Neparentsw Yor, Mrk .spent [poitoffice and at Shrewsbury Market.) Lux Soap Flakes smii'll pkg 2 19c — |Kanj» and Robert Cameron and at the Mrs. John Carlson. Airs. M. Obro will entertain the large pkg sociation of University Women, re- Gold Cedart.) Ammonia 2 ^ Lux Soap Flakes ported on the Conference on the members of the Riverview hospital Cause and Cure of • War, "held in A meeting of the Methodist Prot- 2:3auxiliar0 o'clocy ktomorro at herw home afternoo. n at 15o Calif, Evaporated 0 Bay Mai big can estant churches of the Central Jer- Little Silver News. LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE Washington last January, the sub- (The Red Bank Register can bt bought Richard Nevius - of New York Check! Coldi firat day, HoadachfS of ject of which was "War and Waste." ooy district will be hold Friday at i Little Silver at the Union News Stand spent the week-end vieiting in town Neuralffia In 30 minutes. Malaria in 3 dftjra* the Methodist church here,'with ses- at the. depot ai*d at George Quaekenbush'i Apricots Prune s At the close of this most Instructive general store.) with his parents. talk, tea was terved. sions in the afternoon and evening. A meeting of the Women's For- cakc can 666 SALVE for HEAD COLDS. The teachers of the public school Bakers Premium Chocolate 9'c I -Bakers Cocoa 5c, 10c Mrs. Peter O'Connor announced Addresses on "The • Spirit of the eign Missionary society will be held iAh kS3 Most Speedy Remedies Known. that there would be a tea for the Resurrection" will be made by Rev.will hold a jig-saw puzzle contest Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at NBC Fig Bars "> 10c ; Puritan Marshmallows 2 ' P 19c George H. Naylor of South Amboy, Tuesday night, March 21»t, at the k box Qlub at her home at Beimar on schoolhouse to aid the eighth grade the home of Mrs..Fred.England of NBC Assortment DeLuxe- » s 29c j sweethome Assorted Chocolates '* 33c Monday afternoon, April 3d, at three Rev. Dennis Raynor of Avon and Broad street. Rev. T. H. Hooper of Manasquan. Washington trip fund. An enter- n can Bumsteadsiormlrug o'clock. At this time a pamphlet en- tainment will be given by the school Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Borden Delicious Jelly Beans 10c | Princess Cocoa "> 13c titled "Standardization of Articles Rev. George D. Jones of Atlantic and Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Borden ~To children an ousel of merer*** for Home Use—a Study Outline cov- City will preside. The evening ser- children. There will be prizes and TOirre dinyrtkms nro followed. IT • refreshments. and children left last week for a carton NKVKrt FAILS. DrsplUj V-airity ami ering some recent developments In vice at half-past seven o'clock will two weeks' trip to Pinehuret, North OSCO Sliced Bacon eaartaQOB coat of SANTONLN, It can- Production and Distribution which be in charge of the young people, Mrs. Harry Connors returned home of talon full dose. Stood 70 yrs. test. Carolina. TWtwelv e All Druggist a or by tnnil, SOc a bottle. Affoct the, Consumer" will bo dis-with Allan S. Glfford, Jr., presiding. Thursday from the Long Branch The members of the Shrewsbury . X Vb. pkg. FRESH -~ Insist on BurustradB. Put. C> A* cussed. This pamphlet has been Rev. G. Brownville, pastor of First hospital, whore she had been under- Voortoca, U, D.( rblladelpttia going treatment for high blood pres- Reading club met at the home of For poaching, boiling and the eicfc room. - prepared for the members of the Baptist church of Asbury Park, will Mrs. George Haley Hann yesterday. association by the American Home make the principal address. sure. Monmouth County Surrogate'* Office. Economics association. A brush fire on White street was Miss Emma J. Holmes entertained Rich Creamy Cheese In tha moticr of the estate o£ Henry The firemen of the borough will last week in honor of the birthday doz O'Brien, deceased. attend the Methodist church next put out by the firemen Saturday of Miss E. S. Valentine. Gifts1 were Not i co to c relit ora to Present claim* H01JJ3 CARD PAKTY. Sunday night. Rev. Henry P. Bowen, night. The firemen arrlvad just Jn exchanged, games were played and Every Egg Guaranteed. iifcaiiist GBtiUe. the pastor, will preach on the topic time to save a house from catching Pursuant to the order of Joseph Jj. fire. refreshments were served. Those Dormluiy. aurro£ato o£ the County of Mon- Games and a Social Time at a Rlver- "The Kingdom of Men." The Craft present comprised Rev. and Mrs. J. mouth, mude on tho ninth day of Febru- nlde Heights Club. Choristers will give a concert at the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scaccia have , Baked by Master Bakers of the Finest Ingredients ary, 10.'13, cm the application of Hertnoa P. Stofflet of Newark, Rev. and Mrs. 1' Lalucciiuo. flilmiiiirttrntor of tho estate church on Thursday night, March returned from their wedding trip and D. L. Parsons of J/ittlo Silver, Mrs. of Henry O'Hrit'ii. df.-ritHPil, noHco It The Woman's club held a success- have started housekeeping on Pros- lottf loaf ful card party at the home of Mrs.23d. James Steen of Eatontown, B. Frank hereby given to the creiJitora of said fi«* Miss Jane Covant, librarian at the pect avenue. The bride was form- Wikoff of Little Silver, Miss E. S. ' f| Victor Bread $c | Bread Supreme iL<-i-e«. Four members of tho Atlantic fire Wednesday night in the home of Baptist church was held lafet night id Clnnl Thcodoro Sodcn. Robert Relnortsen, Jr., son of Mr.at tho parsonage. . Fresh U lbs. Highlands tcnnln club played olx and Mm. Robert Kelnertsen, is out en Turkeys cfich matches with members of the Penn Misa Gertrude Fcony has returned of school with whooping couph. A special meeting of the Leonardo Hlllnl A, C. of Philadelphia ono night last from a stay with relatives at Phil- Field club will be hold this cvonlng. t. The Ladles' auxiliary of the flro Refreshments will bo sorved. N. J. •week at the Penn A. C. club. Each adelphia. company met at tho flrehousc yeator- Best Cuts Finest match was limited to two Dots, 'i'ho day afternoon. Del Monte fb IN CHANCLKY Of NEW JERSEY Atlantic Highlands dologatlon, which Eatontown News. A meeting of the Homestead Park DR. L. W. CARLBON Rib tb comprised William Lybarger, Paul Improvement association will be held Roast Iififevcr, John Thomns and Dewey 1 STJIM3EON CHIROPODIST 28' (Tlio Red Bunk Itejlstcr enn ba boueht Friday night at the flrohouse. Bone—More Meat. Auckorn, lost three singles nnd a Jâtoi\town from Noble Mosby at th« A garage on Mouth lflnd avenue FOOT SPECIALIST Roast doubleo. Tho other two matches pofltofflca and at Frank Mareello'g barber OfActt Houra: Dally 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tho first six ribs of a nut. <>C eight. •bop.) causht flro from burning grass last -lay. wore a draw. The playcr3 were ac- week and it war) destroyed. It was Eviniugai Tuuday and Thursday. LENTEN SUGGESTIONS II !«/ companied by Mr. and Mra. Fritz A daughter V/HB horn to Mr. andowned by a sutntnor resident. For appointment phoua 2442. Leibcr, Sr., Mrs. Lybarger, Mro. Mrs. Clarence Hyalop on Sunday Tho flromen nro planning to giva 81-23 BROAD ST, BED BANK. N. J, Soft Cream Cheese ) i ntl> Earlo Snyder, Mlsa Holcn VanDorn, morning. a moving picture and vaudeville Cream Cheese Relish l.t Mitin Adeline Dyer and Harvey Bow- Mm. George Haley Hann enter- show. tell. tained memberH of tho Shrewsbury CARLTON Soft Pimento Cheese ) Rending club yesterday at her home. Birthday y Tirans., ira}, SAT., Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary Velveeta Spread Vz~lb pkfi' I5e ' Monthly Luncheon. Miss Dorothy Thloiimoyer of War- MARCH 20d, 2Kb, ZSth. By. Tho monthly luncheon of tho Kiy-society will meot at the homo of dell avenue, Humson, entertained at t'ro Noua club will bo held at tho Mrs. George M. Whitlleld of Main a curd party Saturday night In colo- [VTndluiu Size Chowder i i llm atrout tlila afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Fancy Bonton Freshly Opened Select •f Mi Molly Pitcher hotel tomorrow after- bratlon of hor birthday, The guesta tba dM CLAMS *<«12yzc ,1 noon at ono o'clock. CardB and aA epeclrtl program will bo presented wore Mr. and Mrs. William Goode 3 25c OYSTERS 12V c I t b and a demonstration on the practl- Mackerel 2 (In obeli) • M social time will bo held at the con- of Riverside Holghts, Louis Grob of .1 hnl( clusion of tho luncheon. Tickets cnl uno of Tha Friend, tho official Red Bnnk, Miss Dorothy Harteoll of A great vnxlcly of Quality Foods In your neurliy ffSCO Store for tho chnrlty cnvd party to he giv- pazlno of the society, will bo KIV- Koj'porl, Mr. and Mr*. Irvin Beaver —priced to snve vou money. en in April will bo distributed at the of Nulloy anil William Bvers of Jor- prices effective In our Store-i anil Mcftt Mnrbota In Red Banh aud Vicinity. to&ifc \ .. „,.. sr«iil,feHfl ...'/. Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15, 1938. teauhef—(ieorpe Andrews, Leonard BeMez- faculty of the Asbuiy Park high' High Point Spiritualist Chapel YOUNG TEOI'LE'S MEETING. ia, WItimm Be vet-id #e, Walter fierberick, Appeal Dates Set Keansburg News, Joê|>h Ciilcianti, John Conroy. Wilbur school In the near future. CARLTON Service*: . : Sundfly, 3:00 V. M.—At the Ch«i>«t. 'Sponsurrd by thi: Yimnp People's HcK-ku fellow. Hei-hcrl Solloneck, Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Howard DeVesty en- 8 FIRST CHURCH OF J THUllS., FRI, SAf,"<•'• uei-diiy und Thursday. Z:tN» 1\ M,—-At (The Red Hfink Register ran be boup)it Wiififirttfl, Mai'ffBfct BunU'cUi, Normu tertained at a card party Saturday Council of lleliglous Education. in KeiuiBburir »t the Mores of E. L. Miller, Brooder. Shirley (Jrenger, Alma Miefimer 4 CHRIST, SCIENTIST j MARCH 2Sd, ,24th, 25th. J«i Hroul St., llftl Bank. N. J. By County Board N. Santa Lucin, Philip Keller and Charles night. WeiJnffday. ":<'" V. M.— Al. Mr>. Futh- The •seventh annual young peo- iirui Catherine Merrirk. Kin lit It t; rode. Heat rices M. Mel.*ntf'))ie, Mra. Chester Reed has returned V. 209 Broad St., Bed Bank. N. 1. | pilar.d'f. Midi* St., Jk-lf^rd. N. J. ple's conler<-n.i> will be lK;W in the Friiby. MOO 1'. M.— Al Florciirp, neat First Hearing Will be Held at A large field of candidates for teacher - ChuHcH KoHter. Jost[ih Hichtcr, home from the. Long Branch hos- Appletiin Ave,, Ix-ormrdo. N. J. Second Reformed rhuivli of Free- Huwurd Trunx, Miuk'uret Demi. Mi'lly Cia- I Service! Sunday II A. M. JSvenlns. ?j Long Branch on June 19th— councilman at the forthcoming elec- cnlierfc', Martha (ierbeit and Naze) New- pital. . | 8;00 o'clock. g Phone Allanlic Highlands 879 hold all ilny Fatm-ilny, Mutch 18th. inan. /or Appoin (nicn ts- The conference thriiir will lie "Is To be Held at Red Bank on t/on on May 8 is indicated by the Mrs. Fred Radcr, Mrs. Howard | Sunday-School—11:00 A. It. R number of petitions issued by Eighth Eriule, Mu run ret I). Lay ton, Maxiion and George Radcr attended ./PMIS Keal lo You'.'" The leaders of June 26th. teacher— flurdoH Hebn N)»t> DOJIUOITIO, Wednesday EvenlnB Testimonial a the conference will endeavor to Roronph Olnrjt Richard Jessen, Sam- Walter Chanrc, John (it-tmni. Irving Hey tho funeral of Mi-a. Rader's cousin I Meotfnea—8:00 P. U. M uel Randolph, who has served as atr, Ralph Silver, .lurries Tanner, Elmer at Jersey City last Thursday. | lU&dlrtU' Room—Open 1:30 to 4:80 § make. Jesus: real to the young peo- Freehold, March 9th.—The Mon- TrtiflA, Catherine Hraniiit*fiv, Jennie Cnv- councilmaci n since the manager form , daily except Sunday! and holl- Q Expert Repairing ple of nut- county :it Ihis time when mouth county tax board will sit i Jiey, Loin Com ii I on, Katherine Maysie, Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Jr., of I iiny«. *A c f government was adopted nearly youth i. so in nerd of strength. from June J!' to July 12 in Vivian Siegel and Ceiiliu Waitei a. Jersey City spent part of last week I Tho public !• cordially invited to §2 ; eight years ago, has filed a petition, or In tile liKirnins M>'=- J-'inepoId of ect ions of the county to hear tax The honor roll of St. Ann's school with Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Sr. attend the aorvlcei and use the W The road to better and bigger busi- j appeals according to an announce- for re-election. Mayor Clarence Wat- for February is as follows: Readtng Room. A ness leads through The Register's ad- WATCHES, CLOCKS Freehold will talk for a few minutes son, elected four years ago, will not veitlning columns.—Advertisement. precedin;; the discussion on the ques- iment made last week in a notice to First prrntlt*—Kenneth Downey, John Mc- be forwarded to assessors. seek re-election. He has been in i/innns, Anna Biinicellu, .Lorraine Alexan- and JEWELRY tion, "How real is Jems to you?" In poor health for some time and atder. , Virginia Bi-andiuan, Ilitn Oormey. New Monmouth News. The board must fix a date for a Maraurct Fallon, A^HBH Kilroy, Martha i the afternoon Urn: William R. Guf- the present time la confined to his Accuracy, skill and experi- llrk of West (irove Methodist church meeting of assesors to sign the ab- NurKn>*)iy, Betty WhiUker. home with sickness. Councilman Al- Second Krade—.Inseph Tfcifer, John At the Baptist church Sunday ence enable us to do the wil! jipenli.nn "Jlnw can Jesus he stract of ratable^ and receive the Pfcifer, Charten M.itt-riune, Peter Brutiy, night the service was in charge of 3933 tux duplicate, June 35 is the last phonsus A. Francke, who succeeded most delicate icpaiiiiig. We mn>){' real to volt'.'" former Mayor James P. Mahr, will Iblwnnl Tunê*. Stanley Cherry, Craco the ushers union. There was special Mis. Ivli-'-m I!. U'lifh of Asbliry dato for the filing of tax appeals the Vum-I, Dorothy Iiiou'done, RHu Maiiilcn, .singing by the men's choir and music In buying coal, it matters where you buy as well guarantee satisfaction. Our notice advises. spfik re-election and has filed his pe-Mary IteiMy, Dorothy fc'uppee, Veronica. j Park will give "The Home Beauti- tition. Mr. Francke is president of by the Sunday-school orchestra. prices will please you. ful." MiMj Alice Newman, president, The schedule of hearings on ap- Thirf! grade- -William YOIILOPW. Wil- as what you buy. Buy Jeddo-Highland coal ! the Democratic club and filed his lifim Kui-y, William Koumer. Philip hVaj*- Mrs. John K Bennett and Mrs. Al- will, conduct the annual business peals follows; (petitioIpetition before thethe club took action ! innc, AJJjin -MjirltomiJfJ, Km mil. Sti.vker, bert Johnson entertained the mem- Silverware Repaired session foUMwiur; which LeiKh Cobb Monday, June 19, City jiall. Longjon his candidacy. William Turner, Miuy Mcfhiirc, Anna Milkii, 1'utricia Sun- bers of the Baptist World Wide and be certain of what you will get. will lead the group in a recreation Brnnch, to bear appuala from Long wall, UOPC Mnry Caney. __ guild last night at the home of Mrs. and Replated Like New Jr., a former councilman under the lllultll *,«.,,,•-•-•— - ncytr Knthryn program. ! Branch, West Iông Branch, Eaton- old form of government, haa filed a County, Margaret' Delnney, Helen Smith, Bennett. The evening" service will begin at , town, Oceanport, Monmouth Beach. petitio:tition as a. candidate. Although Helun Sflrgcnvirh, William Brown. Janien Tho Ladies' aid society of the Bap- peven o'clock following the annual j Wednesday, June 21, Borough hall, Mr. Francke is president of the'Dem- ^'f-k' john^ctirlione11^1 ei', Leomiid tist church will hold a quilting bee REUSSILLES' ! Spring Lake, to hear appeals from banquet. Harry K. Jackson of the1 ocratic club he haa created consider- Fifth tfi-ade^-Harriett Bim-h. Mildred at the church this afternoon. After 36 Broad St., Red Bank Monmouth County council of Kcli- Lake, Briclle,N Manasquan, able political gossip by the statement Carton. Entile Cheery, Ciimilla deênnena, the meeting the members of the Rila Friel, Anna Kurz, Mary Kilroy, KH- society will attend prayer meeting. £ious I%Llucation will install the of-Sea Girt, Belmar, Wall township, [that he and Messrs. Randolph and IDIIO Kozrcwith, Rita McCarthy. La Verne Jicer.s for the coming year. South Brlmar, Sprnig Lake-Heights.'Turner will run on an independent .Snri'l, Marion Siarni.skl, Jennie YunJvo.-ki, A number of the residents ot this P.ev. C. Gordon (Brownvillc-of Afl- Thursday, June 22, and Friday, ticket. At a largoly attended moet- John McDcrmott, Edwurd tianuki. place expect to attend the monthly bury Park wirfbrinR the conference Junc 23, at City commissions rooms, ring- last Wednesday night tho Demo- Bible conference ol the Monmouth to a. close, with a message on (lieAabury Park, to hfiar appeals from cralic club took no action to place a Baptist association at Ardcna Friday conference theme. This evening ses- Asbury Park. candidate in the field to oppose Mr. Union Beach News. afternoon and evening. sion is open to a!! young people and Monday, June 26, Borough hall,'Francke, but the club did take ac- Mrs. Fitzroy Walling is able to be friends-. Red Bank, to hear appeals from Red jtion to place two candidates in the 1 (The Rod Bunk It £•«;;> ter can be bought about the house after having been In 1 1 0 So .Salves—No Cutting The leaders for the. conference are Bank, Seabrlght, Fair Haven, Rum- ] field, and endorsed the candidacy of j '- ' ' " Beach at the store of Gus Sen- laid up two weelts with an infected son, Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury town-: John F. S. Martin and John Hart. s The bnrnu-h rnunrii mot in SI.IT toe. Mips Jvorena Scott of Lonp: Branch, llie borou ,gh h councicounci1 l nlcmet ti nin Lcsj: Leif.-b Cobb'of Freehold, Rev. W. W. ship and Little Silver. JThe former lias been ;, resident of I ; " ^ ' Norman Roberts has enlarged his •Ilinummi! vim haw Iti-hiiis. MccdinE Wednesday, June 28, Borough hall, .Keansburg for a number of years al session Wednesday night to draft nr ri-LMnnii:!^ pi!t^ hnvc no! .iet lear/jetl Minninper of Ardena, Rev; Frank a school budget, the voters having poultry plant by constructing new Hint quirk ami l:,-:mx Jtlii: enu only Le Huff of Marlboro, Rev. Alvin Lang- Keyport, to hear appeals from Key-1 and i.s a member of the board of ed- brooder houses and other buildings. ucation. Mr. Hart bus never held rejected the school board's budget Jirrr.nirli-^f' ^^^ "" IMt !nM IT. ed i r i tl C. with of Colt's Neck. Rev. and Mrs. purl, Kariian township. Mala wan, of $30,000 on two occasions. Several He bought 800 chicks from Henry At a lower price we offer a good grade Neither Muves I!':- :-\ii Ti.: iu.iies remove Matawan township, Holmtlcl town- public ofilce, but IUIH nerved on sev- Rapp of Chapel Hill last week. Lhe i-miM'. William R. GuHlck of West Grove. j conferences were held hsiwccn the Thp ollicers for the papt year arc ship and Union Beach. eral • assessment commissions. Mr. Bail rin-Mliilion of M'.od in lhe lourr members of the council and the The work of building a baptistry of Lehigh coal, nut or stove size at Vreîdent—Aliee Neumnn of Long [ Friday, June 30, at Court house, Martin and Mr. Hart will advocate in the Baptist church was started ™wcl eaiiM5 riles. The hemoriliniilal a. lower cost of local government ex- school board prior to Wednesday ^•ein* nrr Ikbby, llie liottel -\vulU veiik— ' Freehold, to hoar appeals from Frec- last week. II is* being done by mem- Brunch. penses. night's meeting to devise a plan to .he I<:nry 1'arl. : ship, Howell township, Manalapan t only six months, thus taking ad- union. hiel: inilMjri' Muml. htiil IWKI rentoie the CU'iTespondinv; seeretnry—Da Kic- itownship, Marlboro township, Upper 'took up considerable time at the ifTeeted Mii:.-. enrdi of Mjitiiwaii. The vantage of the new law changing < rejtstiret--M rs. Dorothy Senti Oker- •Freehold township, Allentown, Eng- i borough council last week. Kept Himself Warm. Dr. J- • - I*<'iie.:tr'lt. lifter yearn rif lishtown and Farmingdalc j ^1Oa^ri board, it appears, in desirous tho beginning of the school year tiuiy. foinvi n ie;il interiml J'ile remedy. ton of I'recliold. I Wednesday, July 5, at Borough hall, of -^pointing Edward Davi.s to that from July -1st to January 1st. The Frank Dangilar of Freehold helped U i-allnl his (ii-.-mery 1IE.M-EOIH, iimf linai amount agreed upon to provide himself to two sacks of coal from .resfrihtil il fur l.l.'l"'1 patient* with Hiie- Little Silver (Jarugc Burned. [Atlantic Highlands, (o hear appeals position and the matter of his ap^ 1 for this period way $11,6^.50. This White-Snyder cdftl yard last week, •e*p ill over '.'i" ti.se!'. iiml then decided A pne-ear fraino âiaê on Pai'k- from Atlantic Highlands, Hiphlands, Pointmcnt had been referred to How- :ver-y rile *uikit.i. no miuter how t-(ul'- a rd w reduction Will bring the local tax carried it to an unoccupied store and er aVenue 'it Little Sih-er, owned by KniinHburg and Middletown town- ( - R«bprt«. borough attorney, proceeded to build a fire to warm • oni thei: r;i:-o. tw.-lii (:y ltis ritMTiWlon ; j • at a previous meeting. \\ lien the rale down several points. The bud- 7ith « '•iV>»ev luirl, xu;Miintee. Fred Teti, was destroyed by tire last himself. He was found by Polico- ! i-Vidav, July 7, at Neptune town- matter came up for discussion last got now awaits the- approval of the HKM-litUH tuMi'l.. hnvc turh a wun-week. Fanned by liiKh w-indb" the man John Green and when arraigned DAVIS ; county tax board. ,ui.. ]jo;Hl(|iiartnrs,,' ,.,.,,^.(n' , tto, .,...,hea-r ,,,^,,1*ij)peal.s ^'eek, Mr. Roberts said he had lak- lcrh:l rerutd -of turret that Whelmi'fi flames made quidi work of the buijd- en up lhe matter with a county of- Frank Sadowski, a World war hpfore Hreonlor Holmes was given Tel. 103 ,nrl nil food Liur 1'ile misery. Monday, July 10, at Borough hall, ation in the form of tlie Purple embers which were carried a the matter cleared up by the next Heart, awarded for military merit. The roaci to belter and bigger busi- considerable distance. I\'o other Deal, to hear appeals from Deal, AI- Where Quality Rules. One of the quickest ways to find a meeting. Mr. Meinken was present His other decorations are the Vic-ness leads through The Register's ad- buildings cntiRlit the but the firemen lenhurst, lnterlaken and Ocean town- at the meeting, and asked if charges vertising columns.—Advertisement ob is to advertise in The Revis- ship. tory medal, State medal, Distin- er's Want Department.—Advertise- put out several crass fires cati.scd by had been preferred against him. He Wednesday, July 12, at Borough guished Service Cross and a crutfs ment. the embers of the garage fire, was told there were none. Howard from the king of Italy. hail, Bradley Beach, to hear appeals ? of the health board, Kev. Herbert J. Anderson, pastor from Bradley Beach, Neptune Cily^%i\d. Mr. Me in ken's term had ex-of the. Presbyterian church nt Lau- TIMOTHY R. • HQUMHAN • and Avon. ^lOr '' pired. However Mr. Hobuitj ue7.tr Trr.n?on, wn.s a ; that Mr. Meinken should continue speaker .'it the services in the Con- Contractor and Builder HONOR until his successor is-appointed. grcgaiional church on Sunday. You Receive 1 tiiuiry Report of the Catholic ! ociThetiu attorney for the Hackers' as- George H. Jones tax collector, will HiKll School Shows 139 on Roll. f '' " presented an nmendment hold a Ux sale on'A rll 17th SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING liifcii .-3U1UUJ onuos IOJ u» u»u. to the boroUgh ordinance covering -- SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Harry Cleary has announced his The students of the Bed Bank the fees to be paid by the local hack- candidacy nn Lhe Democratie ticket Reliable Quality at Honest Prices! elephooo 040-M 160 Britlee Avenues, Bed liauli, N. J.Catholic high school who have at- «s. The amendment would provide for councilman in the forthcoming tained proficiency in their studies for .for a reduction from 5(5 to 525. ,.,The primary election. tho month o£ February are: (amendment was referred to the'!bor- George J. Pouzenc has succeeded in Smior ,!«„». -Mury lu.wk. Dur,,thy OUKh attoniey. ' , James A. Slater a president of the You can afijub fruits ].;ui^. ^'lariiiii r'turautin. Hurry Cop(K-r-j ^ Mr. and Mrfi. Julius IjChutaV have Democratic club. thnaiif. Jmoii O'SUKI;. Alfred 'i'ar»ou.ky. moved to an ujmrtment in the White- and vegetables but •">juPlrrhK- :hri.t.n. Arnonc, . | head building on Carr avenue. j The True Blue club held a card l Hor ' party Monday night. Karet i'-lcminc. llonuria J«cnch, Ten>sa: Mrs. George Sullivan is a surRical Miineitniau, Nancy O'Ni-ii, Henry I'igat;*:, patient in the Hazard hospital, Long j Mrs. Fred Rotter waa hostess to Doris Kilcy, Mary HcciieBoclv , Annn WichmiiuWichrmm. Branch. the members of the Ladies' aid so- v\ i Jiuriis, Mario ciety of Grace Methodist church Mon- Ci">)iiin, Dorothy G..._ Loui_-. e- __Huber_ .., Willi;im C. Johnson, Jr., hares - day afternoon. Ituai?" Marie MaluaaniiH. Mary Sullivun, Jean . turned from Long" Island, where he John O'Neil of New York, a sum- tsloyan, tJrnjamin Wool ley. _ ^ ^ ..,,. |waa sick at the home of relatives. ONLY BcientislB in a laboratory can tell if milk is Mrs. Charles M°rri.ey mer resident, visited friends here on and Al rs. Clia rles Wednesday. clean and pure. You must depend upou.lhe com- Mnry t'jran, Puulino Grub. Maty Hem have ended a stay several weeks at pchwit. K;it)ii-yn K udy, >Uorothy Lorenz, Miami, Fla. Mr. Morrisey is the sen- Councilman Frank Letwenski has pany that serves you. For 92 yenrg, Sheffield Farms Minka. Mariie Murphy, T.1 ior member of Morrisey &. Walker, recovered from several daya' sick- Mount, M;n-y Nolan, Catherine Noonatt, ness. have produced the finest milk. .MfirlJi.-i O'HiiKr, Jie»ry Burke, Kdbcrt Con- rcEi] CHtnt e broke rs. Phone 2653 i nolly. Friim'i* Donnelly. "'"Mary Parron, Mrs. Walter dm my pave a. card Mrs. Evelyn Brooks of Newark has been tho krue,st of Mrs. Kred Kverson. Kif,rhfh tcnulc—Juliette MiJIpr, JOBCJIII party Thursday afternoon for the Miih'Miev. Edward Kelly, Mary Cotter, j benefit of the milk fund. Mrs. I. Soiberg of Sidney avenue, In Effect March 16, 17, 18. | Cash and Carry Only. HrmuE • Kiisiniir Pfcyim. William Toaminio, Mary i Dr. U';iltcr J-j. Allen, who has been is a patient in the Long Branch hos- 3-101) Cart-on. William Casey, Stitnley Danowitz, under treatment for heart trouble at pital. i Sea£ect GRADE-A MILK J'bvJJi:; Mj)!i'f. Margaret llcviiifi. White Rose PREMIUM yrvcnttV ni-Hrl.*—l'-ilwnrd Ulnoin. Mnr- ' the Mountain view bospitnl, Mont- The Democratic club will hold a so- garrt Kinii. Kiir.ahcth LOMK. Ruth Murray, i t-lair, is "home again and has reciabl- e on Marcn UOth. ,Si-\l'i f,'r.']vW, made a trip lo California to see his Mr. and Mrs. John Powers of Drink a Quart of Milk a Day I-'li>t gradi' - Churles HiiffcilpWt Charlr;; hiotlifi, only to find that, he hadBrooklyn have ended a stay with OuinjDci-, Hayraoml Henivn, Thnmns Kone to Salt Ijake City for several Mra. Alice 1'Jdwards. Wnbh. Mnry Alihati-maroo, Kliiabcth Cur- Miss Annabell Tlerney has been All Sizes. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Crouse, visiting at Newark. Keeeiiiion elans- .lonn O'Knne, l'ram-eR have Hpentt sevciall monthss ntnt Mil- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roche of Od.T.bucli. Tntriciu Kehrey. Nancy Sotnro. fordd, havh e returnet d to theih r lllOllle On Brooklyn were week-end guests of Libby's Red I'nlrieia Tlllly. Allloinr.ila Rfclio. Blli:ili.-lh palmp,. .,v(,n,,P BROOKFIELD SHREWSBURY IlHtlrr, lietty llwll, Mary Jnne uoh,,, , i ^™el avenue. the the former's parents, Mr. and Garden Alaska Belly MrSorley, John Connolly. Arthur I 1 he following pupils of the Keans- Mrs. John Roche. Serving You 12 Years With Milk Produced jiublin schools were neither ab- Mr. and Mrs. George Ross have sent nor tardy during February: returned from a viait at Harrison., Solely in Monmouth County. l'UIE DESTROYS STILL. ! CIIUHCH STREET SCHOOL.. Mrs. Giovina Faccidomo, 66 years "Firfl niadc. Rile K. Haruey. toiu-lic old, wife of Pertono Faccidomo, died Barn Near Freehold ('miUilntMl Sr\- I'ululcr, itolk'IJII. Vein Ilclfric-li, i)[ Red lianli 115 Broad Street, Shrewsburyi N. J. .MciiM.-y, Helmii Wnltcrj. J'VwJcrli-1. KoerF- lant Tuesday. Interment was mftde «'n Five-Thousand Gallon Vnts. n:r, Billy lliecne, Donnltl Kiiui::, lifiymond in Kairmont cemetery, Newark. l.cnU»<-!i mid John Miller. File (leptinyetl one of the Un£e.4 Stirntid Kmc liouElit Fresh-Killed Top or Bottom feet in length were dontrnyed. On Iâvesink from William Swan at tho 'rtiii'] înrlp, Vloieni'e KiMilttintii. teni-h- poBtollica building.) the second floor of the barn seven : rr- -Sui'liio WnlloM. Until Williams. (,or- live-thousand gallon vats were In- al'iino Srhncp^cnv. }lcU>n llifhley, Alico Plans are progressing for the onteil. The flames spread PO rapidly Humphrey, llcrnicc Dull, l.onnini! frpcrc. card party to be held Thursday that the live stock could not bellfnirt Iliirliiirt, Henry Lpiil/.srh, Hurolil night, March 23d, nt the Navesink R Amji'cvva Raved. Three hordes, one cow nnd >oMtiel!y, Ito.so I-a- lini, <;liul.v3 Luillnw. Clellio l'Mcloii. VVil- ments. Tickets for the event are be- mid Ijiat he Jiad leased the barn to luuii AcWrmiin, Miclniul Anilion, JameH ing: eold ot the library. two men. 1'iivix. Kny Knrlcy, Itoufl.ij Foully null Mrs. James I'urveo and two chil- llnn.1,1 Si of more than 32,000. ,, I.onore We! I, Alm Vn- occnelon is being: arranged. The na- Later Mrs Fey -iiilil she lrarned Unit Mildi v.,,,,,,1, Knim CIM IK -I, Hoclfttlon will hold n calce flale Satur- "Can't Afford It." MtTRaugey had already drawn the Ili'e n'njii ]lurnei"-i'i', day morning, March J8th, al the v.ilui: rif the c.-irb nolii'v, a niuiuit inc M,.)CI- nml Fnmk fltolllce. i-/> ORDERS DELIVERED AT REGULAR PRICES! i;i i ,i Ic iflifr — Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Maxnon have We can install Modern Mxlures al a lower null.!. liiunli moved to Red Bunk, where they Hi'h Jnnica LETTUCE cost than you have ever imagined possible. Fort llniiciicli, V. M. C. A ZlIKi bought, ft houiiC: on Walinen :*tl(»ct, ORANGES Boiled Wn Their bouse fit Plattmount has been • i l'rolc.-tiint Kiiiuliiy-.-chool at Alii Vi.-.lr. I rhrr—1'risi-illn or A ml II,,IIV rented to a'New York family for a- ll'.ii'oili niril:. in tin- Army V. Ihnnlhy Silver, or Mm /.iililm.'in, Willinm yenr. ''. A. eai'h Sunday nt '.t:-10 and Anil ll.il.orl [.mnoiit. Me Mra. Mnry Strums and Milburtt pi'ii to till chllilren of tlic pout. ! Will ;i,-liumni-liiT and Stcarna und family, who have been Tangerines j Tin J'!"U: tant church MTVIIY in hold I WUlliuii 'I'm in- Ain ..In M. Pnynter. living nl Fair Haven, will move (o t 'undny nt elr\'en o'rlork. I li'iii-hc, --Al.liic ill!..,., ih l''i(?;N:lirinin, tlio Ktoarna honiedtefltl property here Plumbing and Heating MIMIKCI (iliivcr isl. limy aai>- In I..iria, I'l.iiu r. Miuic VOKOI, ttiln week. Roofing — Sheet Metal VVorlc 'In open llranch Ilnlcrry. 'l'llf|-<';,Il WiAl, nicy, Aiillioiiy Thomno Crollun of Stone Church f'linri™ H. JI. Mwimt. who lmahccn |J li.-oi-Ku 1'i.li-y. Jm-rlill ltncl.ll- « eonilned to hlu home with niclc- MONDAY RED BANK SEA* BRIGHT ne.-is. !l" -•-"--••» :il .'..••II.i, will i,|n-n a biani.l) ' niliv ,,,1.1 Niir- Mrs. Lontrr A. Sickles will give, n and TUESDAY i;tuii; ,u Laktwoud HUB week. l' ot n, amnlc, fcctuio on graphology before Uic ,HED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15,1933. Page Fifteen

Jlrtnnan—McNerncy. Women's t'lul) Card Tarty. GUon Surprise I'urty Past Presidents tico .Gilbert. -M. Keith. OnMnKe •• :vh,,n\ I,,-,:,pi. (,,|,rr r,:utinn mat- "Artists" Plan Miss Marie Brcnnan of Shrews- Miss Katherine ^Yarv.'i<•k, M Red Bank May Be Mrs. S. E. Lucas was îvrn sur- Frank P. Stryker will continue to t.< were trim; irtrd. Mayor Elias Mary Woolley, George KenhnM, Mips a Honored By Lions bury, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Mi- prise party on her 78ih birthclrjy last work out of this ofticc. ri'ir-l-:, nhu ha.' a fri'-urcd lr,;, jchael F. Brennan of South Amboy, EveljTi Maloncy, John Anderson. ! Picture Making in Minor League Sunday night by her daughtci- aI_ ihr ireffin/ ::I'in~ nicr!)-, i . w.ia rt> Ten former presidents of the iand Thornns McNcrnoy of Pittsburtr. Mias Mary Mulhern and John Row- home of Mrs. H. J. Patterson "f Short Cotinefl "Meetine land were av,ardc(l prizen :if. n card Planîre progressing for the Peo- Bank Lions club were Kucr:s of lion-1 Pennsylvania, were married Sunday Washington btrret. 'I iu-. table d'-nj:-. The Little Silver fommi:-.qor.er: party of the Businpsa and Profcfi- A por.'-ibility that Rrd Bank-might J Tin ple's Art Exhibit to be held for char- or last nltfht at- the observance of afternoon at St. James's Catholic ationa were green ar.'l whit''. Mr. - held a very short meeting la?t nii:'nt i.l \,ti.:z"v hu I- church, Rev. J. p. Fallon performed sional Women's club of Atlantic be roprr.; cnt"d in a C'la.'a D minor I:--1;i,»• r'a ad- ity Tuesday and Wednesday, March "past presidents' night" at the Mol- ltnmK; thir, summer loomed today as Iph | Mr. and Mir*. William Dihbrow and ndormud Cburrb Kcws. Howard Lloyd, Edwin S. Conover, ler. ! :*on, Mr. and Mr« John Bonis, Mr. irt to call at his studio, whore l McVey. John J. Leonard, a charter [ Edward W. Wine, Mr. and Mr». J. D. member of thc old I'.rnnd View hunki Members of the sub committees fol- -tni MlH Mlch/cl Brennan, Miss has ninny other examples of his woik j A loyalty service will be held at Tuller, Samuel Yanko, Mrs. Trcvon- low: Eileen Ford, Mis.v1 Marion Chcegrnan on display. i Iho .jRcformcd church on Sunday. and ladder company, niatic an app't-1 ian Bennett, Charles Poulson, Albert cation for an exempt fireman s cer-j a. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann River-Hirold E. Allfn. Theodore Moo and William Coughlin of Pouth Am- arc being made to,, have Millard F. T«llcy. nr. T. A. Dortmui..., boy. Music Department Meeting;. latge attendance. The committee in tjflcate and tho matter was referred! Asendorf, Mrs. Hosen Chark, fltan- KnterlainmoH—EiiKfne Mae?f. J* The mucic department of the; Rrd to ihe borough cleric. It was an-j lon Whitney, Chief Harry H. Clay- Kolirey. HaroM Lnros. charge, coucli'ta of Mrs. C. R. Pat- Transportation—William T. Jon*". T. Givcns—Mlrkens. Bank Womans club will meet Fri- ten, Mrs. Kinett Soden, Mrs. Wil- nounccd that Claude Lucu.i ha:t been | ton, Thomas Irvlnjr Brown, JUIIUB • l«j> E. Morri,, Jsmn Curie. Alirut day afternoon of this week, with11 elected a member of hook and lad- j Mir Margaret Jane Givens and lard Lawyer, Mrs. Alfred Ingalls and cheered me a lot, Str«u», Roy Carhart, Miss Sara Arm- Krldcl, Harry Klalske. W»rr«n l->w|.-r. Mrs. John R, Morris, chairman o:' Mrs. EvaM Erickson. The services der company. • ! ptrong. Ml«s Florence Forgotson. Ed- KeiriHtralkjn—Kenneth M. WM-k-'if. Aithur S. Mickcn:-,- both of Atlan- this department, presiding. The I: V. U. Smoi-k, R. V. R. H. St'JUt. tic Highlands, were married Satur- ir. the evening wll), be in charge of I'm much better." ward Green, Mrs. George Lintori and Decorating--Le»t»r Lovctt, n.'t\^r', Ke grain will be in charge- of Mrs. Tony thc Young People's club, which has Howard Again on the Air. , Mrs. Rullman. nedy. Frank Dean. day afternoon by Mayor John R. Hunting. Pinno selections will be planned a musical program. Choir Tom Howard of Fair Haven, stage | Hncdeker of that borough. The at- given by Charles Gotschalk, includ- practice will be held tonight at seven and screen comedian, was again | A Good-Bje Tarlj. tendants were Ruth Givcns of Long ing the overturn from "The Bohe- o'clock. heard over the National broadcast-] 0 The telephone that was Party at Fair Haven On Sunday afternoon a few friends iEland City nnd Louis Ernci-eon of mian Girl;" soprano tolos by Mi^s ing company's nation-wide hook-up met at the homh e nff the MMissei s ] Atlantic Highlands. The couple will Sylvia Aul will include "Mother Ma- last Friday night. Mr. Howard is the such a comfort during her For Bride-to-Be Brand of River Plaza to hid «ood-byc! live at r>8 Washington avenue, At- chrec;" and Mrs. Tony Hunting will Cars Collide. featured artist on a program spon- , , , „ .. , , .. (o .Mrs. Elizabeth B. niner. a form- lantic Highlands.. render Irish Bongs. Pp^fry Rnnkin sored by a large grocery concern, j illness, she now uses to Mi. 6 Arrladna E. Little daughter ,„ , Ap a re?u!t of failing to stop at a rcsident of nlvpr p aza ;md thc will recite "51. Patrick's Day." andtraffic light, on the corner of Shrews- The program, which consumes half | nt Mr. and Mrs Leon Little of *alr ,, woman's club call the out-of-town friends nrsl prc dent of tnc Testimonial Dinner, four of Mrs. Mabel Coleman's danc- bury avnnuo and Newman Springs an hour, is billed as "Thc Magic Uro- j Haven, was tendered a miscellaneous , > ,„ t r aftPrnoon The Monmouth County Colored ing pupils will entertain with Irish road, a cur owned and driven by eery Store:"' j shower lurt night at the home of ' 1 ' •who kept in touch with hei Mr: . Ritter gavti an informal talk on Progresiivo Deriiocralm club will reels and jige. There -will also be John Prntf* of New York collided Mrs. Sidney B. Lonpnan on River ".Socialism." After leaving Iîvcr selections by the club chorus. Wilson Open* Oftiw. . J road, Fair Haven. Misn Little was sive a tcrtimonial dinner for Jack [with a car owned and driven by Rus- -"Vion nho w*R shut in. the recipient 'of many Rift:', which Plaza, MrH. Ritter lived for a num- Hruri:-, * colored Democratic leader, 11 P. Reckleps of Bergen place on Justice of the Peace George- P'. | ber of years at Arden. Delaware, on Wednesday night. March 29th, at Rainbow Veterans to Meet. Mondi.y night at six o'clock. Ofll- Wilson of Maple avenue this morn- were hidden in various places. The c which is said to be the only village Quiiin ehnpn! Mc-thodi. t. Zion church Thc quarterly meeting of the New Ico r Herden „( Shrewsbury Investi- Ing took possession of the offices In guest of honor found the articles Jersey chapter. Rainbow division through clues,.in a jig-saw puzzle. in America built entirely on the plan at Hillndc. near Atlan'if. Highland?. gated bui no arrests or complaints thc Monmouth building which were NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY > The t.ible decorations were yellow of the English countryside. Mrs. Plan? for the dinner were made nt. a veteramv will be held Sunday after- were made. formerly occupied by tho late Jus- Rilter intends making her home per- mretin^- at the home of Mr. and Mrs.noon, March 19, in the American \r- and green. manently In Minnesota and :'he left ion home. Main -street. L;]kr>wood. Others present, were Mrs. Jesse Pây Scott on A:-bury avenue at At- early Monday morning for that pur- lantic Hifhla'J?. iimajiue) Silva, The meeting will convene in-omptly Bennett Mrc Lron I.ittlr, Mrs. at three o'clock. Willinm J. Dowd Charles P. Croi-?, Mrp. Georg". Sick pose. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. president, trended. If c of Red Bank, secretary of the chap- >s, Mr?. A. C. Dlrcon, Mrs. John M. l - - Mcckjem, Sr., Mr. and Mif. lr k c Coming Curd Party. ter, urges the mpmbern to make 3 Minton. MISB Josephine Kettel and j "'' - Curtu', Mr::. Bun M. Deck- hpecial effort to be present at tht3 Mils Carol Little. Jig-saw prizes ! er. Mrs. Frank Marckftcin, Mrs. Ed- A drtfert-bridge party will be gathering. were won by Mrs. Little, Miss Carol gar Alexander, Mr. and Mr?. L'dwin held n?xt Tuesday aftornoon at the Little, Mirs Arriadna Little and Mrs. BraFch. Mrs. Harol, d Allen. Mr,,. .,, an. d ,I home of Mrs. August J. Miller for To Dispose of Ton of Coal. Bennett. MrsBest. , William Gaughan, Mrf. William | ,„„ bennr,, of ,,., weifarc fund of A ton of coal is being dispuscd of Miss Little will become the bride " ' Olive Best, Mrs. Addlsotv San-j, ,,. | Community club. on the co-operative plan for the bene- of John Black, alfo of Fair Haven, born, Mrs. L. P. Stout, h(! R|v( P BZa Next To Red Bank Ptfstoffice Mrf. Charles; Ml . William Kancy and Mrs. Charles fit of St. Mary':; Catholic church at 95 BROAD STREET on Saturday, March 13. The cere- Thompson land Mrs. Albert Linden- ( '••rn|;, r will be in charge. Dessert New Monmouth. The disposing of mony will be performed at the Etruth. t will be served before fhc cardganies. the coal will take place at the hail of bride s huuic. Mr. Black in <-m))!oyt:d Girl Scout Au-ards. I True? of hand made nrticlon made the Independent lit' company of Fie' m the cigar department of the Whe- | by the club members will be given. ford on Saturday ni ;ht, May 13th. lan drug store at Red Bank. Thc members of Girl Scout, troop ONLY 49 WOMEN IN No. 24 of Red Bank held a Court of AIL NEW YORK ASKED Frajik House Buys a Hous*. Awards last Friday night in the social hall of thc Pre.sbyteri.'i n church. When Hormel made this sensational Frank House of Spring street, who Sixteen girls received proficiency! FOR THEIR MONEY BACK offer In tho New York market only is employer] in the J. Kridel clothing badges, which were presented by : forty-nine women would not admit .itore on Broad street, has bought the AFTIR TASTING THIS Mrs. Ernest Linburn of Long', can use our service to obtain • hid to bf. the best Tcgctablo soup old Brewer property on the west side Branch, Fcout commissioner. Mayor j of Spring strecr, between Mechanic Charles R. English presented at- ' NEW SEEF BASE SOUP! thnt they cvor bought. Their money and Wallace Btrccta, for $1,000. The j tendance irds. Ida Go-idapccd ' the money you need to settle waa rctnmrd in ihom

ulilo' buying the place he was buying real St. James troop wrnt to the swim- PEHS0HAL $ entute value only as the house was ming pool at Anbury Park. The boys WRITE or BEEF STOCK FOR THEIR flIOXEY R.\C\\ M M It IIIIDRK il\D were Edward Cogan, Stewart Rog- . Finance Company practically worthless. He said that R-.-. 1(102. Tenth Floor. Electric 'Bids HOT.S1 H I\ ES BEEN ABLE TO BUT A KEAL, mCAT-BASE, HOME-TASTING SOt'I'. THINK OF IT, IIIH II\( KIM M (.1 T MM r S he feels he made a good buy for a Jot ers, Frank VanBrunt, Harry Jack- PHONE for $ NEAIIH A X-INT OF HIGH BEEF BKOTH... SEALED AND COOKED EIGHT IN THE INDIVIDUAL ( \\s 101 son, Werner Felsman. William Casey, 601 Bangs Avenue, III \ FA i;ia of the size and in tho location just Corner Emory Street t \N ITS OWN KETTLE. purchaicd cannot be duplicated any- Gerard Sloyan, Frederick Johnston full information and John Mulvlhlll, Jr. The scouts 1'bone Aibury Park 7«9S where within that vicinity for any- . Llcente No. 670 Prices For One Week... March 16th to 22nd Inclusive where near the price paid by him. were accompanied by John P. Mulvi- hill, Arthur Crocker and William jr. Asbury Park, N. J. $$$$$$ Cogan, all executives of the troop. Fort MonmouOi Loses. The scouts of Monmouth council Monthly Charts Twu and One-Half Ter Cent on Unpaid Balfliit-e Onl; NEW LOW PRICE The Rutgers junior varsity team will hold a swimming meet next defeated the Fort.Monmouth basket- Monday night at the uatatorium, 6 oi, can ball tram. 60 to 17. lart night at the I which"the"st."jame» troop will enter PABST CHEESE Ked Bank high school. The score: j Scouts Edward Cogan and Gerard Your Favorite Colors in f'llOKK FORT MONMCiuni. j Sloyan will represent the troop in the S MZ, pacli Ma--Lin. rf. . F rrs.j 100 and 50-yard swims respectively. MJvennl rf fl 0 I The contestants in tho other two !>)<£. Thomap If 1 1 j events, diving and a relay race, have Urcwn If j y 1 or. Rlouth r I not as yet hhoe n chosenh . Knrne r ,Mcyer« r Vounj rooplo's Meeting. Kelly, rs The regular meeting or the Ke. CCI' V I I Church t was opeffl^d °n for Hie rc-mova| of ORANGE MARMALADE . her tonslla nnd. adenoids this morn- Door Trlr-e. Ing at tho Rlvcrvicw hospital. Soso SPINACH- Andrew Dougherty donated tha TakeJI, on employee on the ostnte of ( HIMMKL'S * ot. .liir i-'.\r;i"V win 11' floor prize of ?2.f>0 awarded at the Robert Scott of I-folmdcl, undorwent 27-29 Monmouth St., Reel Bank, N. J. ASSORTED JELLY .... recent bunco pttrty {or tltn bonoflt of oporotlon for appendtoitta . Lhie MUSHROOMS the lralr Havon ilrtt aid Buuad. at tho nivcivlow hospital. Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15. 1933. I better than S35 in a £ ingle game. Little Change in iConsequently the milkmen lost all High School Opens three matches to the lrmiing Chauf- Getting The Breaks feurs, -who rolled over C"W in each of Local Pin League two games. Penlermnn of (he Dairy- the Track Season men was high with 237. The srores: ,KOSE.R(\i "M CRAMER- No Chance of Forcing Commer- Over 50 Candidates Reported cial Chauffeurs from First Lost Week at Red Bank High Place Before Next Week— School — Donald Ncedham \ Other Tearris Change Places. New Coach for Track. 54 BROAD ST., RED BANK Still secure in first place in the The track treason of the Ketl Bank 164 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH Red Bank bowling league, the Com- high school opened iast -week with mercial Chauffeurs have no games 55 candidates 2-eporting to Couch to roll during the balance of this Donald Needham. There were few EXTRA BIG SPECIAL FOR week and the first part of next week. of last year's equad members who Their next matches are scheduled for SETTIUS A. will be eligible this year as tiic ma- FRIDAY and SATURDAY. next Wednesday night. The Utility jority graduated last year. Napolian team, which is in second place, will Pingatorc Is mnnnf?er and is assisted have a chance to conic -within one . Pigmunii Eisner company won by Harold Melstrich. Lr,AT\ VIIESII )>I:ST CUT 1 inrp0 games from the Commuters game of lying the drivers, but in or- Ncedham is a graduate of Amherrt der to do so it will have to win all in easy style PORK LOINS chasers failed to roll higher than university and ia serving his first Chuck Roasi three of its matches with, the. Pro- 7!it>. Tlofimlin nr the. manufacturers year as a faculty inc-mbcr of the êpsional Gardeners tonight, was high with 213. The scores: high school. He received his letter ''^ho only change in the league for track at Amherst, running in the standing t>incc la fit Wednppday af- SIGMUND EISNER. Is! 1G 7 ] 7 2 five-mile distance run. The first fects thti Tilton dairy and the Gro- 116 track meet will be held April 26th cer? and Plumbers. Tlie&e two teams with the school to be announced in eighth and ninth positions, re- " later. fpectively la?t week, exchanged Those reporting for practice were iij.sr <;t'T cuosn itin r.KGS OF i •f' places Monday when the dairymen Hermit Jefferson, Earl Truex, Leon lost three matches to the tail-end VanBrunt, Morris Shipkin, William Commuters. Bloom, Donald Dressier, Kenneth ROAST VEAL Tho standing of the {earns, pub- Brooks, Kapolian Pingatore, Jack lished below, was compiled by Wil- McHugh, Neil Sherman, Robert Wise, liam S Bradshaw, secretary of the Illchaid Winning-, Randall Dodge, )clb. league, and dors not include last GrcKury .... Ernent Griffiths, Frank Garrulo, Robert Cotgreave, Cono TtldRe, Fred STAXQ1XG OF THE TEAM?. D. Wikoff, Jr., Charles Williams, W h 1'A HS Harry VanNotc. Harry Lake, Jack 0 mir crcia'. ChnufTcur 17 b7 7 l,or, Brcmner, Raymond ficott, Martin L Hi: y Teftra - IS '.107 1.068 Undefeated Teams C nh ITS & ] H5 u ranr . i-1•iu 2î hud l.ouy Becker, Ralph Mauriell. Vincent Dresser, Edwin Chinnock, Gerard r rs,c Ceiural 3 7 y$l i.b'ir bi'- to Fight Tonight Layman, Guerin Todd, William Gcr- L" ir. hi:rl K;.; ncr p . 3 a #i\ 1,005 oni, Harrison Banco, Harry Boskey, c, f'c\> rs & Plumbers .. SA2 Michael Carotcnuto, Stanley Parker, £ = Q 1-001 Church League Championship to ']• lr: I>*:ry ... S3 .Shrove T. Beers, Franlc Hill, Walter .M outh Lumber ... * "i ST. 'bS-l 975 Go to Winner of Game Be- ,\ . -i ;*y i;2!* Johnson, Bernard Clnrk. A. Britton, jj. If "oiTJfti .. - . iy KSU 1.037 .Stanley Croyden, William Figaro, : tween St. James and Episco- 1'r C-fi' Monai Gardeners K> 4 5 s ;i .i Frank DeMaria, Kalph Johnson, li •I'J £('0 818 wi- pal Church Netters. Philip DolPietro, Blckson Whitman, JJKST <£ -HI rge Maxfleld, Chnrlcs Wolhack, \\< r.esday—Monmouth Lumh er vs Pro- The St. James and Episcopal CHUCK fe ini Men, Utility 'lea til 8. IJ oles- church teams, both having won six .LAST v)L«E" Jr., Philip Gattls, fiesill SORUI;, Wul- ter Bruycre, Patsy Arnone, Clifton Pork Shoulder Fr.d/iy— Jersey Central vs. Navesink games and lost none, will battle to- Team, Blue Comcla vs. Grocera and night for the Young Men's Christian OF WET Boyd, Russell Jordan, Robert Wain- STEAK number?. association church league title. After J ATHLETICS wright and Clinton Wilbur. Monday—Pest-office vs. NavrfinV; Team. J'loft-^Fior.al Men vs. Grocers and 1'luml). these two teams and the two Bap-j t'r^. tist church teams play tonight, each measure of the B. & B. Trucking Tuesday—Montaoutli Lurrjber vs. Com- team will have completed its sched- company, 31 to 16, last Thursday Bay Shore Bowling iruierp. ule o£ seven games. Fast Finish in Red Bank Downed Dennis of the postofnee team came nl^ht. The truckmen wn,i;t held to The Episcopalians were originally three point:; (luring the llrs.t hall League Nears End up from fourth place to take the lead Red Bank League By Long Branch LEGS of 1M)M.I.I>S UOI.LEU in ihc standing nf the individual pin- scheduled to bring the league to a while tho Quads rolled up a tot.a! of men lip to last Friday night. Truex ght by two Monmouth and Quadrang- eighteen. MacDonald made eloyui in the Bay Shore Firemen's bowl- Spring Lamb of the Professional Men, who was or the Quads' 31 points. Tile .'-cure; LonK Branch Scores 27-21 Vic-ine league last week Ijoonarilo took Shoulder Veal les to Play Crucial Match To- QUADRANGLE CLUB. tory' to Eliminate Red Bank two out of three from .Navesink, morrow—Title to Soldiers if <<; ]•• rr-; Hose No. 2 won two out of three five last week so that they could d, if. .• From State Basketball Tour- from Port Monmouth, Israve.';ink won ity team continued in third position. meet the Catholic team on an even They Win, Tie If They Dont. • A.-n h-hoiiko If. I three from Port Monmouth and Mcnzzopane of tho Clothiers and nament Thursday Night. : par. Though tile Youn ; ^leil's Christian Hook and Ladder forfeited three to (All Insurance still has the honor of hav- Ky a -7-L'J teoir. ilod Bank high Community. Teams that have roni- ing made the highest individual The schedule worked om exactly association's haskethail league .s o» ; as predicted by followers of the' C!. tu Cl'.d as se... ii tomorrow ' .-ehuol WPH t-liiiiina'cl from thc^tatc pitted the .scheduie are Community. ^/•orp thus far this reason. His marlc p ;n(rr:;chol:K-tie ba>k'-Elj;i)l turn .KavcsinK, Hose IN'O. 2 and Hook and of 276 has remained unequalled fur league at the beginning of the sea- niylit, ihility that another son. The St. James team, champion:; game niny lv JaM. 'J'liin-.Hclay nij;m hy J/'iiff Branch ! Ladder. the past several weeks. Merrill of ivedi'ii ID decide the I 13 of the circuit la 1031 and 1932, was championship exists. The matte: n! lhr A.^buv;,- P.'irk (.'OI)V(M)'.ton hall. The BEST CUT PRIME ' the Utility team has the next high- B. AND IKUCKiMli. 'J hi: local hifiii ichwjl Itam, whiuli scores were as follows: est score of 268. not defeated once in either of those rests with the Fort 'Monmouth and (i l VOIITKKIIOUKK or SIKI.OIN years and has not yet lost a game. Quadrangle teams, wiiieh are booked Aur.m hail (lefonted l.onj; Knmcli twice this ' 1 •", 7 'jo i 1 ""> Dennis has made 283 spares and rf The Catholics have won *6 succedriive to oppose each other in their final L. Drnnin, si'a.-on in previous ^:nnrH, wiirf otlt- IT! I 1 1 McKnight of the Commercial Chauf- games and have nott been defeated Smith, c. jjliiycil' Thursday ni^ht. William em !0i 1 'ih 1,1 games. il.ct, ri:. •Jill feurs has made 282. Dennis has al- in a single game In three years. Sv.cel, Rc;t li.fiik capt.ih;, wus high to made- 256 strikes, his nearest The soldieis have not yet been de- lir.'iuin :'.'l 113 -f Nl'EEIl The Episcopal team, a new entrant U .--CCJII'I" fur liir learn wi'h 0 ijuipt.s and competitors being Menzzopane and feated. The only defeat to be siif-j "'•''" this year, likewise exhibited cham- feretl by the Quads tlunn;; the j)fe.-- ; K. Bcnn'Hl uf l.oi!^' I^faiich v,-a* iiiu'i Morris, the latter of the Jersey cen- -1 j u ix-'ir^r for h:.s tnun with i'l ii'jint^. UVESINK pionship caliber, as prcdicU-d. The cnt season was adinmi^ltjiecl by th-: 21 a tral powei and light company, each The Red Kank Grays disposed of At no (inic afrn- t!iC !il:t few ntju- îioicr -; of .[.by lv;is Li'li^ iii'.'incll's lâd l.-. l U)tAl STRING The averages of the ten leading : p Kanie jilayed la:it 'Fhuisday ni^lit. [Jnraten^ (1. \'"U'^ 1'jihnr'n :;{_-'iypt.l two only decide the championship but this âme and if tb 'y SIKHIUI win ivillc ... pinners follow. Bii.'l ar.d T.occo Calandriello made f;o,i).s on til.": ]ilrL few p! iy^ and ::cv- KviU provide a real interesting con- they and the î^r.aliiutt will lini^h i-i most of the ]">ints for the Grays, ain;i;U LAMB INDIVIDUAL RECORDS. 'test tor basketball fans. A large a tie, which will necCLEitale a play- cial ruiiuUnrf i:ttni- ljinnic AMHMIC uf C. AVE IIS. who wore leading, 27 to 1-, at (he Kctl I3a;ik yi.-oic'i on three free shots. (=3633 7 10 701 j I Po^toftit-e ..; _. GO uiG.30 m crowd is' expected to throng the. high - off,. - aL turn pu nd 11 c cent 40 18S.G 24 school Tlie Ked Mank ("ir.iy:;" ,-irc certain A Held j'.o-il.l.y SWPII completed P.«l I'ORT MONMOUTHI'TH. . I f\ .1. Accrra. Utility 51 188.30 217 to flniiih in thiid place but there i.-'> KED HANK GKAY Bank':; wore fur the first"quarter i ûiizzovnne. Clothiers 57 186.21 2'f, STANDING OK TEAMS. Ill ' IV h I'' PTS. which cndei] l')-j in fayor ol Long ; 1;.-, Merrill. Utility 25 181.17 263 a porisibiliiy at u lie iov fouil}i jx«- ! n Tumiiine, Jersey Central... •14 187.11 243 St. James t! (l sition. The Hovers nl the present o in Blanch. A iield Roul and n foul shot j Tuttle, Eisner 6 0 r; l c li'.i Calvary Baptist 4 aro one k - n> ahead of the B. and l.y Sweci comprised Kcil Bank's j 1 renterman. Chauffeurs 42 lSS.o-1 245 p()i:i1.> in tlio : ecr>inj <|UartrT which j .Mi or Miut-KKi> Morris, Jersey Central 611 lbo.n 2o9 Methodist _ '6 B. trueKin^ company, but. ihe two ', bl PURE PORK l»iliont, Jersey Central IS 155.16 2S0 Rumson Presbyterian '.'. teams miti tomorrow, and if the e::dcd I'i-.S in f-tvof nf Ism^ J>r:i:ich. |lidl Bank I'rcliyti'rinn - i The thml (j;iaiie;- rii'letl -'1'-17 with • •' The Postollice team took three Kt. Anthian 2 truckmen win both teams will be on lin l.i I SAUSAGE First Uai.tiit : 1. an even plane. SiU'f.'l, Turnuck ,'in/l Wodehuusc mak- Kucli., 1 T'.l VEAL games from the Professional rt Men j ing the Ked Jjanl^ ;alUe::. l-'a/.z-one. M W GAMES LAST WEEK. Instead of delaying the finish of last Wednesday night. Dennis of the ' Wudehou.-o and K'.vcel made the locai llniik-AUIer 1..7 Mi Episcopal 2(5, First llaptist lb. tbc league for one week, the games RED BANK HOVERS. Oal.cii i 11 •Jo:i mailmen was high with -47. His av-1 St. Anthony :.'<;, Jtumaoii l'rc; points in the. hu-t period, erage for the three gamea was 220. postponed from a week aô were 1' PTS. played last Tliurt-xiity and the rf i :, cup: The postmen rolled over nine hun-,j (JAMES TONIGHT, f i :; The li rOitf MONMOUTH. drrd in two of the matches. The ^L James \^, Kiiiscoiml, ,.,..-, fuatches .scheduled lor tliat day wevo If. KKD HANK. Mc.nlc .. 167 1U7 t-core?:-. I-'irst Ouptist vs. Oilvnry itapL.-i. played on Monday. Sakmvit/., c. ... E. Freil) 1 L'.'i I'. Calumlriclk., r, v 11J I'OSTOFHCE. ! I'he Episcopalians had no trouble .STANDING OF 'JJ1L TK.VM.S. Uassa.:. te if. 177 \V IJ "r BIGGER & BETTER GROCERY SPECIALS ! ITS }-iT> jn diypodirih' o£ the Uaptist church rt Monmout'i .. 'i \'lti team in their next to la,st âmo of «Jrarif;le Club .. (1 Hunk »tniva Vor a time Monday r.inlil it looked io;i tho ^caHOn. The score was i!6 to 18. it ,1 Hunk Hovrv. NAVESIKK. )fi/ Dodtl, Episcopal loft forward, made as if the game little Youn- Mcn> Swift's Brookfield or Hebrew association teimi \v;is about j I.ii /auaycr lit HI y*^j six iiekl goal: for a total of twelve [\\^J- ASSJUR 'k! HO 17; Armour's Cloverbloom to break the ice and win its- .season':; 1st) 1'KOFESSIONAL MKN. • j)oints. Sholtlon and Chambers made GAMES AST TUllkSDAY. I-I-B. ICOI.L : 117 | six ancl five points respectively fur n.rt Munim il 40, Ik'l.nvv As (ir.-.-t i^nme. 'J'lie IKIJIO w;i.; ; li(jrt- us I'lutl IS. livcd for the K. ,'ind B. truckmen u:; tho Trinity tram, Ul It Ke il Bank Cray.i In, came through at the lu:t jiiitmto to IBS \V. Auniuck and Browpr each U->\ [tank Uovf win by a tcore of 21 to 1!*. The ,Iew- l.s;. 2 11) made three fluid yoals for the Bap- ilAMKS |,Ah" MON'P W COMMUNITY. If 5 16? II. i.'-h team liiiibhed the iir.it half a Ifcrlittcr l.'il I S3 tists. M. AumarU made four points * 1!. TriirkiJJi: i, llfhyvvf A;. '"I J;VM'OIIATJ;D tin.. l'j. point aheiKl of the truckmen, the M.'l./i Dear : 116 U17 1 01 ?:•» IMIli and Decker collected the other two 1'o M. U Hlimcufuhr 1V.I rt Monmoutli ^'. .1 nli <;n score- at half,lime beinj; 12 to 11. l JELL-0 The Monmouth Lumber company pointo made by the tcfun. Tho ;:ilruin:\c L'Uih ^. '.I IS:M 11,, 0 I \Vnit,l|.il 1.-.0 1 no 1 Aumtick of the truckmen mude ! Wnrrcli _ IDS I:.,-. lil MILK won three matches from the Blue score: i • I;AMI-:S TOMORROW. ALL IXAVOHS Comets lcist Wednesday night. Park- morc than hulf of Ihe points collect- hi Armour's Wribcst EI'ISCOI'AL. I'ort Moi.m.'tUfi v. itm<\ciittr}<- Clnh. ed- by his Irani. Mvtstrieh made 7,'iT "SOS er of the Comrts was hiyh niuu with !• I'TS. Ih-lirrw ^^ score.-: r, mniui.Ity Li7 S.1 S01 H'.lii cans f Monday uiylu. 'I'iic yeorc W;IH 32 fy It. AMI 11. THL'CKI.'. ill I; 2~ U7 7CI1 fi .ll MONMOUTH U.'MHKU. -irtv 1 30, At rhr I'lid of the. tlrai half the )•' rrs. Jolm Kiiuler, state open champion j \inhii co. No. 2.. '^(i •:< f-oi l.ooo lp. AM 111:1. I'.Mt MonnKjiitli 14 ,!7 763 1,111 0 <.}rays wore uu (lit: lon^j cud of a -3 0 1 'i for the last two years, has signed a to 13 scurt; Jjut the ûnir. ivinn llKit I,. Itr; contract to become l!i.T; professional Hook & La.idcr 10 11 710 £50 I'. A (i. or I'AlItY Kmin" 17'v pi.'int WHI^ a Jiij)-()nd-iUL')i affair, with INDIVIDUAL AVERAGKS. RINSO D. Avi at Jumping Ihook Country club at ISAfTlST. the sipnylmf-'n h;i\'in;; • a .--li^ht ad- O AVK. HSR Asbury Paric. 'i'hc amioitncemcnt r,i JS3.1 21."i SOAP LAKGE TKG. i riH. vantage, mil M> 178.1 IV, A , rf. ivns' inafle by (iircrtor of sporti; com- 10 Xi;\V LARGE CAKKS l'.IA'E CUMKTf. ,o 51 17IS.K 23 1 M. A If. .. i Martin and Ii'leutli iliil most of tin HI mi'tro, Moriimcr .Sal/.mrin. IH.-K.- r tO 220 .^corini; fur the army lea in. Kach AI-.ÛL'tATHIN". .Kimkr, only -!.» \-ears of age, lias _.._ 48 173.1 Lake ifl IK. made four lk'M goals. Martin made I- IT.' compiled an envkiblc record in Jer- iror 54 vy. rf. .... I 171.S Put !. three points in foi shoi.-, while 0 -J .'•cy golf. In addition to winning the 1 :iinl. rf. ... .Strvkcr 51 110.7 MUnilh UKLIU two fi :-li'it.-.. The state open at Crcstmont in 1931 and 51 IC'.l.li 1! , t 1 - I-T. ir, .. Wi'.l.lcll Cure!.; 1 -7 .-ccriiiK fcic the Cr.i icpeating at. .lumping Brook last His K-a.: in-etl'.- imivr, If. HilillliCr Cur h;i I .'• 1' The .St. Anthony learn, hy winning (.vclI]y (jiyidrd.. 'I hv : year, he qu;fcli!iod a- Inverness for 167.5 • last ivitli while the. First liaptisl .• »trli-li. r. r 1117.1 u ty s8) : ruin >l J ll. • lilfiirli. ri:. the nation;\t open (w o years ago, fin- 107 '-' - lost, exchanged places \\ ith that ollt- •: «S III. - ishing sixteenth, and last year was ntMUi.n The Grace i? and K.,mol»kl 166.!) WALDORF TISSUE Plmnhers \von m, Tlie westslde team moved out nf 1 f! 11 31.'d at. i'Tesh Meadows. Quai'liCnbUHh IGli.ij three (;anie.~ lvu:n \i\c N'avesink tram last plucc and the Baptists' moved llii.iniu-il 165. a for r 1 ! 1,.1-st. winter Kinder won thn Miami COFFEE last l riday n^r.l . T ie Grocers won inU, it- f|lc H|. Anthony neltcis are 1VIN BIKK TKAM HACK. open match play championship at the I \y'_ Meyer - 11 1B3.'J the first mfitch by t-- x pins and the now tied with the lied '[Sank and Miami Country club in one of the Me Vacuumizcd second by thirty. Th : third was won ' Runifion Presbyterian churches. Tli>" SCOT-TISSUE L Walter and Louis IMjilins First best fields of competition to he found. I ))] by a. bip ;f. u'lnnrl-h' of the uiir-linui- tennl race Sonitimc in April officials, of the its schedule, lust week hy defeating \ I1)'', llnwV.ins ... ]:;'.. ll. licl'l at Knolhvood laul .Sunday hy club expect to hold a "John Kinder I'ea'-e 1IH the Rumpon Presbyterian live hy a I; 1, ,• ill.' 31 i-il liiink AVhcler.-;. Mli-lmel Day" when (lie professionals nn (heir Red Bank Police FRUIT & VEGETABLE SPECIALS ! i score of 26 to 11. Stars (if the f:imr '''"" way liooi" will be invited In thn club were Len LnPtondn. St. Anthony's i':'^,'; i-'ardiii r ;iinl Alfred Snydcr linished to play in n tournament, and at Die Defeat Sea Girt FANCV SlAtr.S FANCY CALIF. KAVFuh one-armed t-cntcr, Cantaliee. .- ISO O! i.r.'-iuv.l. Kdward Pirolli nntl Kmil same time stay for n dinner nnd J •r un: Muiieli were third and Thomas Sum- The Kcri Bank police pistol team the Catholic tenni, and l ert Thr Fort M"i, danec for the new professional of the LETTUCE Rumson five. The fcecc, mon ami Joseph Knvrrlo were fourth. club. defeated the Sea Girt rifle and pintol ORANGES •d the Yfiiltli;1 Ml William'Moklar look a spill in the t"r. ANTIK.I::Y. club last Sunday afternoon on the il.iril lap aii.l ihiinaKeil hi:; wheel, I'KKAKNKSS NOMINEES. GlcndoJa range at Sea Girt. The lo- large \'.hli'h fori'ei! iiim frcnn the race. cal bJueco.its made a total of 1,066 I-'i.i. ixirlliei', Alfreil Srivilcr, re- ohdnlci iinct (irconirco JlorscfJ points, while the civilian marksmen l.all,. teami'il wifh Michael ('.'irclncr. Niue- Named fur I'lniHeo lincc. collected 1,042 points. heads J . I : t'.'on inilcH were CIA'CJOI! it) one hour. Policeman George Clayton made t'hilt ili;ui)pioi):;hip rni'p.s will he c-vnnty-tivr thrcc-ypar-oltls havo the liighcHt score of the uftcrnuon. held 011 Sunday, Mau-li 1,'lith. Wnllei- U liuiniiKitHl fur (lie U'n:i Prcak- Mis mark V/UH 27H. Policeman FANCY OIIKKN WAX KXTRA FANCV' Malitu. IIHIIIH tin- present, lith-. Mini- rf Lu be iun ;it, thn Pimlit'o track Chnrlea KrlekHen made a score of or 1JMA I'JtE. HI I I'.ltlA ' the. rlub in\itr cninpii it ion. in Maryland nn May i.'fth. Of 270 ILIHI Policeman Benjamin Pryor iuvned in a Fcorc of 2fi2. Iiiniitnmiit BEANS GRAPE FRUIT VVol- Hiitukl Duylijon mado a mnrk of ^ri) ccinio ,t'Jif(, K ;iby Day ji The iicortvj of (Jic Son flirt. maiUr.- lbs. Gfe ^kc 15 for }iy follou-rd by Frank from t KH.l>s m Mioiir.r u.I <>,, till:, wei iml- ''"If ity. I'll l.-| ilny iiiul i'i r'lUlltif. f'.r I.. ^•I'lirdny, lilld tho Mali -'.'•Ih. hi III slilil l() Kl \I) 11IK IO\<, I1IIANCH DAILY HIICOItD at Jfimi Mil o!i 1'ltli nnil will ,,ar. The Tiltrni Imn il to ln -iler 11 ml liU mi M(.lll I OK Wllll, (.III 11 .SI'l'X'IALS ! plgiit Moii'ioy mvi foiled to ioil uny IcH tioip ate III the tin (ional luunpion- Vii;idr.iiiS!c L-|ub hll, fh. h Thn Resi
o.ct piuy will bo Iho fosturo of the '.. jTIje First Signs l>'"'- -" ' '"I ho Ic. licit; tllir.i h" ••<• fi-ni Ka,l. Fiont -m-cl, f.nmerly nci-uiilM Telephone KcanlburK 716-J. William »'-'! i.ei > i-.i i:i fc ,. Saliflfnct I Addrem_35 '1i''__l' _nut Mi ,.1 l:., I.c:- nmiuti. Klkal.ctli It. Manôn, y K;it-I v'.i -hut; .-MI<- f,,r ;:tji,d many Members of the Thought club on- ; n; ; t(;t o'j r ,_,» i-laio_ . R..J Hnnk. ho.'ivy overcoat:; a ncncn.'iity at. times, Vivian, Hudson avenue, bojc 32-, Tort | -' " " 'l '-' "" ndril. Aci- nil A. 'I'. Iloicmu.. -11 Reck- joyed a theater party at New York j LOST AND FOUND. _Mrjnmoiitr,._N._J. v.n-.t, .1. _ l',,-,|,| -. „,, Terrace, I I-AIIMS " [nr~ren!^ ¥ZU^ utK Giobe Real nn every sklo arc numerous :;lgn:. Ic,iin:-ou I'arkv.iiy Snt'irdiiy; vf::y tinii * I ineiivi<: April 1 ^t. (>,: l,r ' :; Kitatf. 2.j Kant Front street. Red Hunk. JX-K"OOM h"u«cl Ka7at:«" i»n' highway." that spring jufit like prosperity, in Wednesday. i AMSUCIUj^j'.'iiîrK t o ^.rv.Mur-( Th eFrida Keypory witt h literarMrs. yWillia clumb Vanwil-l .i.-.6. ll,i (i. Hunt, Middletown, phone Middletonu I 'TI.UOI,;; ,,l I I- ' I!ed n,iiik._ _ :-;tX llonMS :,n.l liath.'^n'norlor. all im- Mn( Jr FOUR-ROOM ipnVlrricnl :' imih." t [,!,i7.nir,|,iH; !n,t nil- ticiit. Kiiratrc:; nea,- parent are tlie larg'- number of i "". . and Mrri. O. C. Bogardus, I LO--,, ,h,,,,him, d.ir the occasion beinf," gucat day. ! It. .... 1..-1M Front .t.-ret. lt>>,nn to UUV your paint direct from fn.-tory nt i ' ^ ;; •'J1." IIC ' '"" v,d'or Chin < h clottrlty, Aitofn hcRler; rniL X::.'. Ap-j stu'ir.-i : l:ir:-r to.. SfJ.l.ii. K. I). 1,01,/e*. blrdu that have bt-f-n Men this pant. ] the occasion_being Kuest day t,ly VJ Weit 1 rout etieoL iihono He,I ]it.'. M-.nninnli ftiti-L Hod Bank. W r M ms, thifcc h}<>-\- • The ladies' auxiliary of the Key-j %J™?£, »& '^ »"»" "' «" or"",'^^ per ^L^n/'S'f' VA^ i V'T. ':".?• ""- «,.>.cU. .'...on. LonS •i railmad, high week, for tlic first li.mc since last UM-I'UNISIILI). »rt rocTrni""anil "bath, »ll •ii port engine company Will hold a St. ..,„..... ,, , „,.,, , ,„ _,,,, ,, , - .-tnt« I'd' nation. 'Monmouth Taint mid ' ' '' '-->.••• .._.... - .._. .Al'ARTMKN_ T fur icnl, (our n,,,n imi,i., voiiioi!!-.; in-,in fur une I-HI ; 4'J I; chwici! lornti.j i : all imiiiovemcntft. autumn when they "^w to warmer Patrick's party Friday eveni,,*. \U];;LZ't<*" ,'.,' • v.i»!"f»tT JJnrni... Work, tr.r. «»- .veaue. ,.„„, M «\ ^;K,N ; ^ h.-l-,-;;^ h ; . from out«l(ir> an-1 Lath; lipnt in ,1 "H; Fi.ir llii-.i-,, ro.J. ,,no block to river, ono •iitrt.- hi'i.ih-e lii Uru:u-h a venue, OP- ; ; ;; F 1 ite V.ci Hunk ' hi;: .dimes for Ihn winter monthu. "he [icr montb. Land II Loan Co., I- j Chllli- I l-l...- . to bun. lu'iuiie ul I Clay street, : LV~ ot '"rjonhle" !i>i Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Reynold* Gibbon-, ,;»!- . A,.d,-c.« ' r,,M I-,,.. ,,„, .-,,,. lied " )*• .V^V-Kit in I.,'«", t ".l.^n,. l»V m ' "—'-"" ^-' '•••"" "'- «^"' »" ' ic atrert, Rflfl riniil:. r.,i, II.-,-,.-, i (iQ[n«, mont noticeable of the:irft||jr robins and red-winged blackbirds ; £ar™e j^^spendinSg Î™BCVCl-al. weeks at Wes t [i[ -';'-y'o UN;- i .i717,i^lTTuTrT"o r. f ,n —r - A, roll; Crafted In «ll colon-, "cn.y to «|.- ISli;:: I'M.-: I [Nl, „,,,] b», i.nintlnit by AJ'AIUM EHTH"Oy~uTrccV fi,u ,7 I:"\ c ^ irTITrV 'imin'Y" n'.-i-e!'." "K7,I7IT "iiind. Boven-room ply. ('o*t* le«R than iiaint. Mrmmout h 0love $l-: i;i,; Ir.r-atcd in Inuli r., riMi'r-i-. d; .. . iiiil street, live ,";ime l,y J which havo been son in large flock* , ™Pnlmm BeacBeachh , FloridaFlorida.. l''"^".'..^^...'''", ^t^'înfi"^ I'ain!&l, an!^^2d Varnishh'^ WnrUr: '^-, 2.', " WillouSw ave^- I... &VI* •^.^^r'.Jid rcliabili'^^^.l Globe lical Kstiitn. J •', Ka-.t Iron!. Htmct, t,:nn." riiitiM,ili|in^s ill the best of'condl- •ciMIfink, plmnr 1 --J:;. of (lavs. While a ! Mr. nnd Mrn. Arthur Hchimze have d i, a v fur Ih nue, LOIIK ltr.ini.-h, i,hr,no ,'Jll'J-J, |lc*tr.i Bovci-nmc-nl : civil liini Arthur Hiyan. I'ortau peck, phono 'OR RKNT.'lo.r^room but>_a\<>™ aiKl'ftvi- the inst couple y, \» |Jho_nc_iW..I. _Ite.|_ Bant. returned to their home on First j- I.tn 1. Ilcl TROI'ICAI,™riSIl—You m«jr pay mo'co'but : V,'\". 'ion!. Htrecl. Rcii Loi.it Hraiiih ;SM;-J. roora bur.Kalow; all mi pin vementB number of robins titayed in local, ; FOH*RKN"l'""at ii) Lc7i!y""iii». after a Bhort wedding trip to i you vont buy better fish; ynnllty Ri-faki, ' Tut bulb"; ' FOR "ftKNT. fiix-room tiDiinc, etcani beat, 'hat'lea. UreiifcLM, 607 West bicnt street, well-sheltered groves and orchards of four laik-c. i-iinii/ muii •Aver Pluz:i. N.'J. ajority are j New York state.;, ARTICLES FOR SALE for itfelf. tiuii],llc», Llnck Mollyn, Cicil- j fiiinifhcl and healnj. all ii oiueiita; Karate; near Bchool. all winter, the great m rent Moons, Blood Red Moon*. K. ' ^|O.' I.llAM oli fi:ft l,O!;i] and Also child's walnut dreiaer and chair, ca rccL_phono lied Bank 466-J. IX ROOMS ;u,ri Lath. I'L'r.hcftt. »H Juat beKiiinine to return from their Mrs. William P. Morris bus been HK'III- iri.p l-n.oli.ie: r-l KnowlcK. 2C1: Mnin atrect, Kcanhlmii:,. • rn, Applicr!'.i'.,nB t-iven im- all i-onvpnlpiices, newly dec- tni[>re[, anil milc- I- 2KI-J. ' j reasonable icnt. Adi:lla unly. K H. to he appreclnteri. ilh Blrcet, birds recently seen l.y local residents I Uiiirna o( New York. oflier canuliiK,-, I'o.irtcen nml in.-,jrancc, 10 Icil Hank. 1KB 11 r. Mlddlclown[,.mil; »|i|,l, phco lice Koud. fire- ; Knhlcrt, State hiKhway No. '.\~>. ijhone , Owner. 12 Oak icvcn i-Hllfjiiti for 'i^ i-eni-. SOI) ni l;ed rtanl:. include brown thrashers, thrush,! Charles Snyder, Jr., and Gcorcc t,'M [>laco :hi. Middletown Stock l-iirm, I Keyt.uit f,^7. _ !<70. Roll Bank. IX-UOUM hou-Lj \>'jt|i \r.AU~' n]\~Um."rove- ::•;•<<. i''M al Martin lirif- ] tneiitfl; ,")7 I'mrxcn finer, i,c;ir South cardinals woodpf-ckerii. killdeer.! Wallin? have returned, from an auto ' N.K.,. rr«.-t,..n ihotlioi S. Field, phono «*1, licil Hnnk. i AVAIt'TMKNT" tm rum":' live ' ,.i.,m- ' |fm\ treet: Kornl rot.'llfi'jii : L'lirnk'c; rora ?40 bluebird:. anU member,, of the apur-:'•'!> to Florid^ ! !", ' " • bath; all iniiinivonieni,. A c it;.. lofirhly. Mix J. .!. ma,;'lilv. J.Am II. Cook, Jr., hMim Hr*I llnr.i.- A-*.\. •OU'KKNT. "half oi rh.ublc^hnirue, tix room.- ai'il li.ith : nl! imt-i-uvfinentu, rwly 'Jcriii a'cl. ' o-v -'r'.iin hrat, new l.iml'iii!,': :~.i ru..| -•,,:,! .••i.-nnctcrl stove; :ir;i^'r rhinn- iî-W, RH Rjinh.* lVK*T;Vi(iM"bij'';"i"low'f.'.r :fiit."furit7K the SlirL.'.Mjmy i-ivci . i-il-u it;i-'•* _ *i,.\ oiie- loath, ail improvement!) ^ KVV .-evf.n-r'oMii. hiim;alnw riu-J bath, hot ittioii, terinlp cciu;!, ptahic, "a •cntri-.l I ftntti- (-Pat. irnniiTp: ml improvcmentii; ."> ! or montli to n>co\ it a Me party ; i.ltliy • limntc, iii Itt-I lii'.uU: '^7 per jiiliihlu May Mt. lii»iit?clion Saturday ,1 nt the Vi,-!oi v I'nik Shoe moilcrn kitchen, ro ,rith. Iran!: Ii. Lii we-, ll'i MunrrlOUth N, .1. Mtn'i RHivit-c; t--araKG. In . i :"'iu. Jo.'t-ph Allen l-lnro. Tied lliinl, juat oil Kivci-nidc \ !:il'i __\_}j , I •: ti't O i . * ^ AVE an excellent nHaortnicnt of bun- avenue. |.hone_ 3662- W. | UNI-'U It.NISMKl). immcillatcly ; ne up-to (,'alowji. ho\i"ca HII'J apfirtrnenta, too lt0 lv c 1 (ji;x rourn^, evory :KS-I-OI.I.< ,ii..,iiriir'i-i.>ii.'i " il- ; Ti'ij;F.E-"Ri)OM: aT.artmciiV'wli'li biiVli :"'f.i'i- I '': l' I"" "' - luinerom to n'lverti:'e individually. Some t-, ir.-ir.ik'O: olien fire- •\ccllc:it. bnrKiiinfl. I-rt me hel|i you with 11 swamp gratiPe:! and nkunk cabbage •our nfi'.v hontfi priilili'in , >'•. II. Lipiiin- in Charge. I.ILvl. w bin. O.ll «l .-orner of Cc:;,ter Uirc-i-t. Itc.l Hank, phone 178. ! bi.,,1 - 7 7:,, • • ! ill' Mci.liank. i.t.cel, l.cil I |B([ an(| M,(-!lrtcr aveIHICi nemunable. -nlt. 31 Muniii'iiilh arect, phone "2 L Hod covering up the unsightly mud flats 1 1 rTT r : : y M 3 WIIUns oho1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colot and '.'-""J>""":". »^'"j'"- '""e" '- J'j'i 'll ''^ sAarfKlTTr77n^"^~nTTiIc"nTri7a7rT7ric ~ ~~^ ! Moi'ii--R"N~JiS imcVrrTioT}I-—f(,",.r"."n"iT.i iV'"! - ' ' " '""-iV. lied and nlugpiBh jitream.-^. Incidentally, ishield or botanically ! Manonie temple on March 21st. . iioovr.I; " .iti'iri F,'rt,ei7t-.'""lil-c"' n'cW," f ', """" -,li. i WATER KYS'Vi:MS- i-'alrbftnkj-Moino WB7 | ilfM-'s, CnraKC Soulh Blond itrect, Kpd SAl.B or rent. hoti^c of five ronma nirl upeakinp, fpathe, is broken, inside j About four hundred • persons, at- llox lij:,, llfd Ilnnj e\rhanj.'e for real cftnto or r5Il , ler aystemH installed. We Bueciallie ID j Bark/ ^ ^ 1 tent ?;!.* per c'.,>"riPg'- A.licpa l)oBOA » ».',til",, , ltKcdl Hankliank. . j j.'.'""» 1 J. tjni^lcy. 6'J Neptune avenue. Ut»al. mnic. Vnink Fl. La t lDUslSO; fino old shade; Karate and three inr-hes above ground, anandd • - "« York visited the former's j fhinitii;-. nj do Mn hull, I^-u-t, ! liciiNiiful oT fo-.vU: i.inc hens, two corV- ' ' strint hot water; in-iv.ito cut run'. IIfi Mdnmoiilh Htrcot, Red Bnnk. chicken hou.-c. Easy terms. 2& Washing* crocuses netd but a few sunny days | »«»', Mies Wyckoff of Elizabeth j ,:arm "A'i-ir.ti.-'"'HiBlilimdn-Kej ;.ort a'j, I ertls, ?UC": CM-hariKC for incubator?, l»rrjod- VVANTEir," uVe-1 "Li'^rlb-h "âddld, bridles Weller Hmii-c. 97 Wrnl' front FOR RENT, Btorea. offices, flatB. houB«8, ton street. Rum son. ei.i. or what Imve you? Mar«hall. Locunt and equipment. Twin Brook Farm; Tin- street, nenf Mai>lc avenue, I{ci| Uank.* to burst forth in. bloom. . Tulips, I Mrcet, over tho week-end. i :.' 'Moiirnonth. N. J. _ p Hpartmonts: improved ;, all. locations. FARMS. 'hvdiingH, lot", arrcayc, to pleaeo cw rr~rr~~; ?; 1 Karm. Atlantic Hi;rh]ande-Kc> port road, ton Falls road. Katontown r>l 6. __ hyacinths and other hardy peren- i , ; ulscoNTINUlNi; farminc bnv« "frice. Hanco & Da via. uhone r place, Red Sank, from $-5 to JiO per month; nil concrete cctlar. hardwood iloors; location thempelvcH ill-prei)aicd for a rapid- . } I I ;itiil,i/.i- S, l.rincnicfil. f-Iicci" mVmirc. RcJ Hank \<>:i. j IJI r 7f I F^fl^'lCTYf raid f'jTTfiw fur t\.\nr. bunk. &3 Lnurrl avenue, between the State hifh- 'o of nr.fja, T-cat mfjFJ-, "Won- 1 phnne :"7-R, : J(ll^. rn.-iMiJii.. ruiik . • _ t Muiimuuth y itinl tliit inidillfi i-u.nl: foi' *.ale or ly nrrivlnBnprlnc . . „ ' |!tv. a,,a Sir.. II. a, ilunjon oJn.S;* >i rcc-J ; |u«cM ]M t-,^. M. V.fAILMLlC;" iui".rVru' k ^MJW(!IH wilMiinI it, SINGLK or double ioomri, with ready market foi' their pio'J'i'c by ad- Ii-trcet, fhr.r.e Pel K;ink S7S7. Hrov. n Cu., b Union street. Kcd Bank, lea.-e reasonable: iilen! home for an. inde* | Center Morland, Pa., were recent i Hrov.n. 24 Wharf avenue, Red Bank, - mealij choice location; rendent, party; two miles from Kcl Banlc; vertifir.E in The Keeister'a clatBificd" col- WANTKIJ. clec-uic inr'ibutor,*: Ftntc make. | CaVrat"*jr*Dranch"aveniie, opiTonlTo" Red N. J.. giiRnU of Mr. and Mrs. EdwarU ! I'I''JVT'JV," -,•,--,,—. —-—--• _ •onvcnier.t to nil schools, rhurrhes and |JK liai ll:u ll!l 1 l 0 iT New stores. Mrs. T. Duffy, 305 LBBL 56th Middletown Village. SUIi ANU STRAW, aUo Riiinea fowl for MfMinir"'h V-"j'. ' - ! ' ' / - Bunk hi*h school, or phono G13-J. Red 1 Worthley of Arcana avenue. " ' i^»-hp«-uintainim. f-rs.inr three. iwo SIX AND SEVEN room houses In Rfl fitreet, New York City. Bank COD-j of"iUh. plants, nnnd and pnuils, w pale. William Kane, Middletown, phone AUT O~"L0.\N:v^"ConfiToiit prompt', j I.'URNISMKL) rooms for rent, near busi- Frank Snlffen of Red Bank con' 2S1-J. , Bun!:, all imiirovemcnt«: J30 up. Cilobe JÎ^ t.oS proj'orty, tmprovci, ort Mon™ (Thtt Bed Bank KegiitPrr caann b ee boujjhjj t llf):: nt frio ] ith" irtp ness section of Broad utreet: f.1.0'). Ap-" Kcal fcatate, 2a East Front etreet, 'lie' ducted the morning and evenin-' -êr- ' ' - '»•""- Ectey Ri; l C 11 h f J Wll to yhone NOTICE—f Guaranteed strictly fresd CKi paymrni-i • tdured. Fedci'-dl Acce[jta month atrect for sale. Phono Bed Bank at th« tUir*& of J. C. Knight and William .. ,_ __|Hutchr:ry. 171 Wc,l Front street, ' j P^J s" Mount street, Kert Hank. Hank. B. Witn-U vices at the Oceapport church on j from Kinhafer'B Poultry I'arm, for i» . CM' Kicctric builtllnR, Afilmry Pu Sunday In the absence qf Rev. C. ' v»A^HKR r at Miller urorery, ronicr Fulton r-nd Se-1- ' ph if: :;i:ru. Ol'cn c\cnir.K^ "» '.^ to ir.'M).on' ] BUSINESS woman living alone has larKC BUN'CALOW O£ five rooms and bath, al LARdS ten-room house, pint, lOOxlOO. i^ Tho Young People's League for i fimit furnished room for rent to ivom- imiirovemcntB; enclosed porch, Hoi Inn •' town; newly dccoriUcd. Concrete cellar, Mott Cramer, who was attending tha Miiylav", Ka-y. A; ft. C. and Thor. .d RtreetR. Keyport. WholcfinlB or retail. ! M()SKV " TO~ LOAN ""on firtt" Und and'• »n only. Call at \'j IUversiJe avenue, lied furnace, Sin(iothtoi) ^*aa rnn^c; nhad«* nn .Service of iho Ilcformcd church held \/ccSci[vci:y\^lw^^KjyJlPlLJi^- _ movlKaKo. - OH improved real utaie new furnnce; everything in first cliLsa con- .Methodist Episcopal conference at 'i--tiit^'s, 10 Munmoutli street, Keel Bank. I n.-i-ik. ^ piMX'uiifi; one-cnr iiiiragc. E. A. Croxier, dition; two-far enru-retc gnrnse; 5^.500, ita last meeting of the lli-cal year NEW IIAMI'SHIKK Kcd i-nt-kcrels for t.iilc. ' ;voi t h dn-il.le. Alston Bockmaii. 10 Broad Fnir llnvcn. Plinno H)S_2, Red Bank. Afibury Park. t:vo to two and a half pounds; both ' hticct, Iji.d HBI!.. .^^—. rr.EAÂNT sunny room for rent, with nil' part eneh. H. M. linnlner. H East Wa?h- last week with Miss Helen Root, the l'l^-'j, fnr Hiilc, farm rai-cl;' emente and homelike purroiiiifl- HOUSK. fix jonis, bath, all improve' inEton ^ Atlantic \*._ J. Mrs. James ilarvcy of Center omimny far Imicly pc^^r(r1?, new president, presiding- A piograhi meiit-j. ca ami cnal rarge, tuba, one "f« street, sustained a serious injury to rar garage. AIBO extra cara[j;es, R. H comniittpo waa appointed consisting Kcm.rN. Nutawa road, Vandeveer, - 9 Branch avenue, Red Bank sale. Bomo bulldinp and loan .an ther of Mips P.uth Knight, chaii-mun; Mrs-. her hand recently white operating a • Highlands 9.-.0-M. foreclosures, Also p\eeption;tl bargains in washing machine and has been a ivntitct. Phone Red Bank I r,.\Ur,E, funny, well heated room for rent, lilumc Mll.1. dcfliruble homes. Thero is iio oliliKation .J. J. KcEf.lpr and Mrs.. Joseph.Camj>: "(monilti t_x terrier "iTupi'ics. i CORN WANTED. 200, bushels of ear corn.: '-^'...j- ' „. . _ .__ ._ j ftirnifihed or unfurnished: rifiht, in thoHA LI-1 of do i] bio IIOUBC, 64 Spring at reel i;-- hfijili,-; -tifler. TcKiÛ'icJ t '• homos "S.- Held. __Red_ Bank, phone ^(II.-- —-_ - -— involved in artking me tn hel]> ynu witli hnU. Kcfi'cthmenls were served and patient at the Klvervlew hospital. :T bicyrlc, 'J^-inrh "heel; • Heart ~nf Ked "'Cank'n bunlness section. ticLu-pen .Mechanic and Wiillnce Btrcet! your iirolilcm-i. li. II. l.iprtnrott, ZI Mon- r.-:,..-,:, Kcr;.-.r! Chit.: prii-n-J | \VH EN" V O'J Luy""tiblo e«*--ft f-Jm "me" vojV Jnf | Mrs. Perley Riddle, Miaa tihirlcy U " ' Hank uTOSI-J beforo l(J:0O A. _n:-, water, electricity; seven rooms, newl, mouth utrcet. phone Itp'l H;mk "2\. games were played. ico-intlilc. ll-W- .-yancSydney La.Jai-kCnddi-k.. Moninn-- j, buy Dithe finestfinest. CKBei,'BB« olilainahlcobtainable.. iteEiin!RCKHH!-- i i".l,Kn ,l,"ii-- :M nr aftrr 0 -on V M Kiddle, Miss Evelyn Hulse and C. H decorated; Efinige. Rent ?-0. Tnquire oi TWO* HOUSES on snmc lot, S^.noo ; nenr A "barrel" sociable will be. held mouth lon.i. (JuKhurK, N. J.. .(oproiile i lc*i of the price you nay it is imuurrililo ' "'-'"'"".". ' ' ' ' •_ I -?!-"'-Al'-g" * • '" '• °h piffinUeB or phone owner. Red Bank 146 Kenneth niddle were week-end Amrricn-i K-nrci. I ,„" ,.c, tetter frc-hi!' rle-incr nVW l«i,i '• HURKK vrnto-l fnr fnrrn i>ork: muil bo | I-UUMSHED room for rent, nil improve buflineas section Asbury Park,"N. J.: al.' thin evening at the Hypti^t church. . ioKC, lhan tho™ you ui'll rot-eivo'fron, Thcl^he-'l1- I'linijc^lilJIctonj^J^jJ!^ j memj. .next to baih : rtmonablc. lit HOUÊ for rent, six room a, improve* wnya* rented. Sell or exchange for «ubur- s of Misses Harriet and Bertha : ! nipiitn; ono Mock from bualrteen sectfoi ban prapcrty. Address Bo.\ 61o, Red , The barrels were distributed among:.,. m , ... , ,, TIIIKS AN\r.UD TL'HKS—Si'CiTL'IiES—HiiCi-ral- ralaa for r ! I-ocu»i l-'ai-m. New Monmouth. N. J.. H. D. I WANTEII. three u cei.inK willo-.i- trotn. Hudson avenue, Jlcd_Bnnk_ of liroiid etreet. Call at 78 Median! VcI e nprietor. Phnnr* MifMletn^n I fo hen i.-i diameter. Call i COMrORTAHLY furnished roomn. with or Bank. the church member, aomcllmc agt ! "P J , A'lcntown. Kiddle mo- Thu rM-ay, 1-riJny ar.il Satiir day: | nlrcet^Kcd Bank'.' ' to1 cd to • .i6-'. delivcic'l Rcil Bank on Fi-i- ' 4 ir,.J.*F.:i;.i without ronvenient-cs for lipht hiniRe- C0/>Y five-room cottase on Bunk street, and their conlr-nt... will Lo --'•••»•• ' Allentown on Sunday. xl.o 1.1 ?",.'-!» 6 13.10. 20; ,.-,.l"l ~f ptnTic foT ! liceninK. ifi Mechnnin street, KeH Bnnl,.* l'IVK"n0OMS""in~tw^rirra"ily hoiipe: pa novvly painted and dccornied, in?iiJe and Mrs. Peter Jarvis or Main street, i r;i«e; rcnininablo rent. Inquire Jotl tonight. The Christian I-'ndp-ivor EO- C'-:..'-.l- •J SI."", "!x'i.- 5 J I MI.XEli hoy for fak. Juni. llickcy. ! In delivery] in \ ATTR^CTfV'ELy fmrTiiheH jarircPfront out. Will Bat-rifire tn- nuirk lmyer. Ak'enti who has been critically ill of pneu- Mauser, Phalanx, N. J. protected. Thomas Irving Blown, neffii- ciety received several now members x6.0 0 5 8.""'. 33x6." n 56.!i". 3'.':..'i | llolnidcl. N. J., rhone Tfi.f.ni ' I Rum Aildi-csb l;u.\ Ufi loom, two exrosurca. monia, suffered a relapse and was, J street. Red Rank." FOR KENT on West Front Btrcet. si t_4:r otHcc," < • Sunday evening. Tho Focio!" will j; .O'l; re«- In Icr. ?1.' i0 an-1 y PlT.-lt! i'fWU food younc niilkinc r vrs and < -' roo inn ami hath j all improvements. removed to the Monmouth Memorial • twenty load? of farm yanl ni nurc for ' UVS HANIJSdMEl.Y furnished'." moat conifprt- _ ... refreshment meet tomorrow evening at the home lii o^.. viil i-.-ir. ixit's. 1: 1 We. 'lor.t y Call rtiM-J.Jted Hnnk. ounter nnd Bervice station; on main, hospital. ,: t RIC rhenp. Brynn, rortnupccV., ni-hcl ,o il heiueil ro(im;t nnd Jible, rhecrfill bciKhittinc roomp, in re- of Holland Scolt of iN.'iveiink. A rcct Ite'l Bi-it,k. liti'hcncltD. with or 1.ar inuH; near biifii- fined river front reiidenec: on acre of KOL'SK fnr rent or yrt 1 c, nino Inrge roomi highway to fhorp, Now in oprration, A Mrs. John' Bicl and Frederick Bicl j Brunch.- uoodcj liLivn; pivrkliko purrouniiiiiEi';Hove- ivcrncnt.a; hot water heat; two bnri?am for ?^,700. Krnnk B.-Lnwes, 1 tS meeting or tho church trustees was I'OK SALE, tliroc BOI.II rk lioi-pf. W»r lies-: renter of Bedllilnk. Mciii-oiiiiblc. y ofi Main street visited Mr.s. LJiel'a - ly. unobstructed views from all ; lot 70x1755Bloc. Blor-kk to tio Monmouth strcnt. Kerl Rnnk. __ held Mond;i\- evenintr nt tlie home of I .. rcn Me- |cc. lied I>;nik, phone - •K'.'IAI. otTi-irii- nf »lii'e minicc, Amei- r\,~i77n • reslfull, hcnlthhlyh atmosphereh ; lboaiinc, i>-o i-hun-li. bu chool;; furnishcil: a BUSINESS property fuv ealc. with Jarae Walter Wajlins. 1 ""jthcr "!' Br0°klyn on Sunday. , ¥loei^r~»oi"h"ini -J.'lnfi i WANTKH. larsc an.] FL)lts.M.E or umber I .-lsntinir oil private dock: houwekeei-Inj: i-iM nt $50. Near choreh . Phonh eR building, on , r.tilronr] ; one acre of 1 . . . . j Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bowman, who' .^• ril l?t. if r.nt Fooner eolti. Siieciineni IKIC or do'ihle. Prii-ed '• ""'••"I ' "'"' " miiprn' j a spncioUfi dining room .ind kitrhen. enpc- ' cround. near Ited Hank, fiarpain. M, V. The Ladirs ! Phone Red Flunk n:;7'l.j. c. WTirc. e cc. <';,' missionary fociety | >penl (ho wintcr mont)ls wilh their fi cii'ht feet, yriur pclectio rlcht. rially PCL a«iilo for room mie^ln, v. hn HOUSE of heven li^ht. nunny rooms, "al Brown, lit Wharf avenue. Red Dank, phona 11 hold a covered d.^lj luncheon to- j i^htc'r" Mr^ Van'DU'BO^^ Cen- j "»'n >",^". ^1^.^,/^-^. ton. no;u- He:i-!dcn'M Corner",.* inptal nc:~- ,,\ PO.IHI- thereby enjoy t hrco room a for tho rout l ;r-A' Mruir improvements: fine location ; iieim hijjl day [ M JiimM C IIA V rn"vWl^f u l"rc~n"o f "\v hile" ~(Ii«'.n tTs. 1 5!iL'lliii l_L of ono. No children. HrcnKfast pervctl. a'ni ;.-i ii in in ;ir hrt'.ool* ; t'hnile trre». Kn CORNER double houne, seven rooms and Ul n lll A ViiiTiiTr' HendrickFOnL^!i:*°™. ° "- 'j lor "street have returned to .heir! J»» "^^^^T^Z^ the larscft fowl thero Is; my fucktrci '. ' '.' pg P.^; fou I site ; .>li*'; corner IIOUBC, Phone ."7-3 Re Ijalii each wide ; all im pi from this pen, ?3 for 1^, the us Addr I'. !I. S., .••:pcnt Sunday with her daughter, J. When you buy thr! c you 911." I>l;n'O. count ry home, adjairent to Ilec .Ml, Red Hank.* her birthday last week with a party ll.ric SI'). Haul;; iar-^c pint with shade trees; two SIX ROOMS), all Improvements: larû KH- Charles K. Walling of Main street. SK(.'ONI»-HANI> lumber for hale/ nionily b Conie-Rnd in^port theô a^ | REAL ESTATE WANTED. at -which Joan Liccty and Jacqueline welbuyl thnse mheBty ,E pi en did (lock of Rocc ih ' f»r i:»:-aKo; 57,1. W. A. Hopping. 8 Lin race, Miitable fnr laundry. 3-1x31. Call Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Worlhlc any f-lre suitable for repairing or build- EMPLOYMENT dtii pluce. Red Hank, idinnc ^97^^ Hugo were, her fluent*. Others pres- ir.j: l>unBfilo'.ve. Mostly :-pnicc; man onBrown leghorn z. White Tx» shorn »nrl i I KAHMS WANTED—Have a larwo rlicn- at M Maplo iutnuf. Ealontown. N. J.' of Arcana avenue motored "to I\'e Lakenvclderfl. Table cgna delivered ) tele uf Iniyei-H looking fur fiurr.fi of (ill ! T\V( t-ROOM Imnnnl for rent to respon EKiifT-IlOOM hou>e! oi!"burne^ fireplace' ent were Mrs Daniel Adams, grand- jar k recenUy where thcy ^.^ ^ the place. JayJ- ismjil^Loruat. N._J. _ i Ilci j'USrnONS open — White uc Bank on Fridaya at 30 rents iloz ; white C"ii- ,izcs, nii>• where. Send drtiiil.* ;it ov.rv, I ±\\,i,- j.;* >-ty; Mrh nuL-ckceniii:.;. CV aye c6ltD~WOOUr~fiirnace wood~nn(l~"fir6^ n1 for r worlirrp; \'. hitr rhiltl't; IHII-MI mother of the celebrant. End Mrs. 2.1c for medium FIZC. H. I M":- • vie. Mi.nmr.uth Emi.1i>ynicnt. A^cnr-y. 107 mil suite also if ynu would rctu. or t;,- > •j-i'tti- M. H.M! Iiunli. u\vn\ ln.'.'Hiun S6.U00. and Mr3. Edward W. Worthlcy. ooil for pale: pi ice 510 [ic[ r cord. Btatinu prices, toi l Frank Ganter and Mrs. Victor Plugo. -v:. 1'hoise Mit Klntll. LocilBt Farm, Allnntii h illi:p;i; of tincj-t houses, with all imiu'ove- W. A. Hoi-pintf. h Linden place, Ked Hunk, While work Is being completed on lJSv.;. Keyport rond. New Monmuulh, iihoi;e Mid- for what you wilt ixi-hnnze. Nn rhni-KL's tnervts m Lent Io in Red Hank; at Mrs. AdaniH- celebrated her own MAN, Swcdicli. ' v.iilenA Min-casfiil. Omilca K. I'clicry, 10-1 thhe OceanporOtt school building the'APPLr E WOOD. Move and furnncc letifirtli*. dletown r.G2.» : UANDV ixonnblo rcntiil,. ni:i y i.tnnn •e IMTl o i St his h- birthday last week with a family din- ° * "•• per hnlf cord : soil, topeoil, fill penter, paimer ll IX 'i: HALK la:. a ute p Kood Niispfi'i street.. Now Ynrl;. , la tl.lt ^ht in pupils in the eighth grade will have j (|i,*t!'dn(k'rR, "-rivetû SECOND CUTTING baleed nlfnlfa nnd |Kmdy alt nu.undd : own too! t i v v rentals. c - rot - ner party at which the guc3t3 were KAHMS"" \V\X'fi:i)7 WiirVnVuiV," "ruimtrv n Jn nlitic.* h( ; mii lific en to their lessons at the Borough hall. | J'rlccs n_Ui. ciautle c.d nuinnrt,c Littlfore tail— ed hay for sale. E. H "• 'nic or anywhere. Best references, hiimc, iieftwhorc innpprt y. H;tvc huv- L Mr. and Mrs- W. ildgar Dcnlso and it* lit it rii-" 1 v 'If c :> 1 . W. A H 0|'I> nS. ft r phone 3.S4.VJ, Red Hnnk. itre?!' P. O. HON Gil, Kcd Han!:. cm "iih little ca?h for dowij p;*>• nit-1.». Miaa Jcanctto Conway and MI3B | ^ ^°^_J?«lJîLJ:î Cil: hu, lir.c: l.i uie i pi a c. K. 'l ,. id Mr. and Mrs. Edpar V. Deniso of T1V T l.alaiwo monthly llku rent. Hartinan, 130 Johanna Minnlng spent Sunday at '^DRY OAK~woo(^* " 'T In atove and fireplat-c !•''• I iil'.Al I'll'Tl. Knuli-li l>,.,i Red Bank. length A • well rotted manure: lo;> toil. position a i lloirrt.ecpc:- in 1 Jersey City. Also tmotor plowing and hay baling. J. BUSINESS NOTICES ily: <-npnhlc »F uiljpy full .- l-'or '• -me; Hirer mii-lei Mrs. Henry K. Bail is .spending a WIl.I. KXrilA.N'liH ci| 1 l.tnnli'ul Imn i,|-, i,.,,in nr.,1 I aval Charles Du Bois, who has been H. Carney, phone Eatonto\vn_ 44G-J--. _ inffi-inntinn cnJI K'td Hank K>" call f llfl Tew daytt at White riainn, New Yorlc, PAINTER and paper hanger and (Ir enr- d. I iii 't ilc-inililc re:' i «hli [irci'l.i'r. ,1 visiting Misses Du Boia of Main KIRE\VUuiV/T^'~i'cr""lGV; all wirki guai •an- x. W. V,. M., ^n^ .Ml. Rei! Ha it-al. l.iTiiKfi. Ii, hra: ; al" all line nl land. Miss Dorothy Schneider has reptrcet- , has returned to his home at done. Chm-lrs 11 I! 11 - > turned homo much improved from SADIILB HOliSBS— We buy. neli and «• All r.'frrerii'ei itne^ti- Mra. Ralph Parkell of Monmouth WOO!) for falV_ __ chango high class BHO-.T anil jtleawun; \\ iinlcl, IHJX Ml, •,,ii. ::i M. P Fitkln Memorial hospital where she : ith 1 !ml•!r>> mr'it Aconcy. lenk-th: CO.-JI> V oak wood cut in anyhorhtin, polo ponies nnd hunterF. A large in,. :::i. -waa a surgical patient. Beach was hbstess to tho members M. : 1 rrr!, Ktd liar.l., ['hone full coi-d. Call_ Rej d Bank aK?(irlmcnL alwa^n oil band. Twin Bruuk : WISH to iMin-haM; fill! Rivervicw hospital at her homo r I Mrs. Arthur L. Foster entertained RALlio"i K'rt"VI< il any make; talcs rn Farm. Tlnton Fall, road, Eatontown. , furnl uith rottni;"' Ailil Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Kiel nhimo 616. i PIBt.K;" Si SNni.liArMlLl; — I'.pa.-oimliji r. the Middletown bridgo club at her Slroml'cr^-L'aiUtn. IK "A Victor. Atâtcr I'ri'C.i. "iniKurtl Sa,i,,, 3 Mccliunic lir.-l:. Avon, N. .1. home Friday afternoon. presided at the meeting and MrsKent. , 1'hUuo. 'i uiitiny"*-, 16 Monmoutti ESTF.LLE COMPANY^ rafpr hansiTT^ >trcct. plir.i.e r.u.l Hank 1(17. |"UKSI](E Inrm nf f,,riy ,,r lifty im,. «,:!, Louis Millar gave a report on a re-street, phono Red Bank 30. plain a'ld decorative painting. If y Sixty-four persons were present at -- .1 lchi,|(,m.t. and iMiililitii; i in the vii'iniiv cent executive board meeting. Piano PIANO TUNING and repairs; finest work- are luokinE for qual'ity ''nnifkcrvlco raii ' I'AltM HANI'S <•( all unl i. .niili tics JUP- | f ".""'^..^""c^"'"""'^ 'i'-> •'!•'" -inii "f'.ili!' a sociable for the members of the manship ; cRtimntea cheerfully Ki\'pn. S.^-Lon;0;,,^^^0^"1^'^^"^ vS ^l"y. 1 I ? V^,^ I ^••in...^ K- M- •'• ..A ^••' Reformed church last week at the were made for a card party to- be'I'lisiinK'a, 1G Monmouth street, phono Red hold In April. A gift of thirty draw Hank 39. r r u hn homo of. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Conover, iturc epared Another i'ociable of the Panie kind sheets, 1,600 gauzo compresses and HAYTAC WASHERS sold, ncrvltrcd and ^r^^ ÛT ^ ^& I ^^^Z"^^^ REAL ESTATE FOR RENT $25 to purchase linen was presented i)iiri:lmucdi aim Euny. ABO 'and Thor. iched nnil Pt.nh nhsi W. T. Wllllnms. will be held at the home of Mr. and TiiBtiriE'a. 1G Monmouth street, iihono Red 591 River road^jihoiie 154J. M.'i-lii m ['. M.. sri.LNIilll liomt. nf ,i. r,,.,in:,. hi,, Inilln to the hospital by the group. Mem- Dk ; h nc I 1 1 :T1 tô-i'lir ^'arn>;<\ open li, cl'lmr. Mra. Alfred G. Luyster. THE HKillEST priccrpnld tor"llvo < hirk- ' ': " .- l?iLA"J '-. . -' ; fu bers present at the meeting were WOOD for Bale, ice and coal; furnace, tir- fnal Htnl.pr; rive;- riKhtr= ; in In •The annual supper for the mem- ,hono Ecd^k'iio'?0 MKhll"iC ""CCL i HELP WANTF.P-!.,, (or niflicd .ST,*, per mnnlli, Hnlv.iiii WnU Mrs. Martin J. Connelly, Mra. Theo- Ptovo nnd fircplaro lengths; delivered, ^^j^ 'liiirv. 1 ii V Mniimoulli i-lrccl. llcil li.-ii bers of the Reformed chuch last dore G. Kowe, Mra. Elizabeth Loper, $5.00 per load; ?10 per cord. Pete Petti- INSTRUCTION—A'nnci"' " o Sirhoofofîuslr'• R,Ju11 •=. ?:,^-?,;ii: cf,o h' week wan largely attended. The natw, BS Wnll etrcct. lied Bank, Pbone, (:.\Iicrt instruction on violin, mantlolin. en. 5111 up: !FV,,li-li. liciinan, Si-n Opportunity! Mrs. M. F. Callahan, Mrs. E. 3. Wil- Red Dnnk 36:tS-J. ______FOUIt.nciUM Imilic in liiir lhurn: unl Ladies' artl society met in the after- ili.ilar, ukeltle. Btccl ûitnr, lianj'i, tmMt- illnavinii help prcfcrl I'd '. And, lard, Mrs. Sheldon Davia, Mrs. David LAK(iI*< «!7,o bmodei- stove, KCMMJ condi- phunc, piano accordion. TiiBtrurnecitM MIIII red'lend to ?-"] n,l improvoiiH'nl •: to noon and served the supper. There and repaired. -17 Washington street, He0ti. hulk- anhiu- 7ii r-a\ npi lnyhly |irolilal)lr l-lll al:ui Mi,- nl,':-l la.'c John Bicl, jUvs. Louis Millar, Mrs. Vi'iuhiliKti : 1 I ret. I In-iulr, ;,l Reformed church. William Mnrtin- BAKTCIN" OilA M BEliLAlri", uontra'chTr" and i Mill t. ID KM Edward Worth ley, Mi's. Charles II. builder; jobliins csiiccliilly. l.'.l Suuth '.\:',,'li I :, Ai- 7K Hint,'ham avenue. 1'ln c ICum iu^, '['he)' art' the mariu'l nf tudav— •1 11. aon nnd his class o! boys arc spons- Hcadden's Corner. H_tn-ut. Hcil Bnnli. phonc_3riril. .,r>ii. Idii.iir- or II,. MI ;i- Walling, Mrs. Cyril W. Hayhursl, linn 1 oring the program. Tickets may be UL'Nll.Vl.u'w" ror"ri:nt "fii \(il! !l:i\,'. i.nlnt: in-.licfllinl . nl 111,' Mi-.M Mrs. Russell K Gillam. Mrs. Charles STA [{"'Window" Clrjinliiic Co, llenrBc " l.cc. ,T rl.ASS !,i i,| i-ei obtained from any member of. the Charles Silinakt iioUl a piano to manaccr. ti Wharf avenue, Ik'd Hunk. li'' Kt-il lialll; olei'tri,-, lluw,: , Mi Prothero, Mrs. H. Whitney Conrow, linivi'r, ;;B Mm-lmnii' Mifd. Koil Hunk wlinli Tip- CrûiU'r'.- \\'ali! Ail. cir-,•: phjine .'1711-W. ni-i" l.-ni,v, :il Mi, ilh clafla. Mrs. Gilbert Thonic, Mrs. J. h. Her George Browrr lnst week and Mr. ph'ine 1'JTI nfler I, :on I1. M, • j riisBiriiAcr •treot. idn.n,' Ki'il ll.-,,,l. '.J1. "An. Okl Fnshlonod School" la the Brower cnâjred Mntthow Johnson TWKNI'Y-riVK-.M'ltli furni. tim-tlv lipi-l*. Front ulroct, Itcd pho UTo. ViVrN"; MAN >•. ., n t ,-.| for , i, IIMI" ,h,i; ; llnipli, u., h:ivi- loarm 'I m i'-n 1II-.;1IV' title ot the play which will bo given [borL Miss Mnyett Johnson, Mrs. Z. nrrhard ; nil i ti) |,U-|m-nt i iiu,| I.. -:! •: i i -.. - e to** move Iho instrument, to bin home. Atllo iccnnoricH id i H' lite III.-I.. ,.,|'i, nil.,,, ami rck'rui.-i", in o py in 1.I.-.I of .i-r.n.lii ii-i-i I rcii! Jin. |-,e,| (.lit Taylor and Mrs. James Johnson. Mr. Johnson used a 3ior.se and wagun Ui'lIOLSTKIliNi; anil ~ro"niMiililii« irplv. A,I,lie -I'. S., t'o • f>ll. Ur,l Hunk.* l>,,i 1 mill ii\> that. Mii:. tlr-paltnirnl nllii,- i-î.-iiT nf- nt the nefoimed church Friday cven- o( ""nil irnhprr. Wvcknir i-.,:i,|. UH"iHii«li. Gwests ot the meeting wore Mrs. L.for tlin purpo.so. A:f t-hp (ri|) waii be- lund.-i of ftii-niturn. l-'rnnk Ho\-,a Vl'l'Nr; I.IK1, ui.hi. . p,,-ilinii a> in,.llirr> 1 infi-. March 31st, at. eight o'clock, un- 1 id In (i J, Whitney nnd Mrs, F. L. Kitchen ing inauc tile phinn frll out. of thoHarripoil avciiur. Kcd linnk, pliune helper, or day ., v.,', I. ; or pan lime, 1 -"1 VI-: KUdMK, ihno lii fci,, ,\rry \scrk. If y,,t: -u,- n"' n,' rlr-r Iho direction uf Miss Dorothy u-ork. -A. iiiiimrr, :\,; 1 D;,ICI rhrrt. Ki\cr 1 iill impri.vcmeii,.-: f anfi nnw members wore Mrs. T. J.wngon and wa.'i badly tirimagt'i], Tr.if- UAhMNl-Vr mnkci~ fiirifitmi! icI-uil Martinson. iiirdd ; rc f 1'hu.ii. j.'i'il Hank. rh ni'li. 1.VJ li:i:-t Hi' h.-nr- brrti llnlnir [n \otir.-rlf l',-^:n n-n- Kutrhnr nnd Mrs. Ralph Mauriell. -iiiilrdied ; rctiMinaMH pricr, [li d Mr. and Mrs. B. U VniiBrunt. and flc. wfiH ohstruntrd for a lime un- .Tnlitinon. l'oilili . nd, Lit li Hiker, M. il. \V 11K K vinili-,1: d.i' or ,ii%-lil. ^'illiani '.'. .1. After the mooting refreshments wore ^'•inirr \M'iKin^ ml:- nivi n.-f Ilirin. ',-' Mi.ir; Margaret Vanlî-iint. of Silnny- lit thr. . Wtts pul back on thoSAVIj" MONEY—Ix!t." in yivo ,vnn nn Smiil. Koniion i,u,,| Lillle SIIMM, |1I,,IIC \ KKV^MCK i-iTvcii-rnii served by tho hostens and Mra. Shel- nmtc on tllal. plumliiin: or tlralinn i...-. ISJT.W. Ili'd Ik-_ , .. sidn, T«onp TfOnnd, and W. W. Dcck- ion! H'lii-nnnldr. Tall don Jim via onlcrtalnfid with n rend- Complete Standard liatliroom Sill". All I 1,1111. mini,-,I r.n- li,,,i,-i'»iirk. A1,!• I ert of New York ppo.nt Sunday with < icorgc Bunco had lih; nutwork- " unni ,11 ri •. Hid Hani .' ing. The next meeting of tho aux- Le'iii-'. lll-itnii, lJolford. IIIH I'l, lie,I H:, '., Mrs. John G. Decked. Miss Bor- buiklingH repaired and improved and NJ _ "iihono_ICh c _lElfW 17li;,-.I. ' fall I'rid'i i HF.ATTIF. J'AKK," " "l.c'i iliary will be held at the Jiomo of jf; bara Dcckert spent Saturday at New no will liavo nlUTOtlons niadn to hi:TYPE'WIliTli: n iieiul,inui-ti.-iB, Typewille™ ! SCOTCH i:"l MISB Kftthcrino Throckmurton of rented, 1,ought, bold mid ri-pnlroi. I'l u- | or iluiinlxn llCliil; ^^ Ft York. iioune. hlii'n. liH Broad atreet. Kcil Hunk. i du nnv klml ,: Tin, Red Bank. llr| lti-,1 I", in William Ilnrrinfitnn Is having - . ,oik done; tililewiilku and ee- jHaul. :l'n. « lin pravcincnty mndo io lii^ iuitoniubilo raciit Llorkn; IIIHO Nortln\ c.^tein i-rnne 1-nlr Hiivc.ii.- lii,: \ Keyport News. I I ill- kil.-limi; Inn HI II, To Inspect Beach, nervier! station on tho state 'highway. for rent, l'eter l)i!*ontc, lilr> Slirowebury WHIiKIMi; lin .ikiieprr wanli-,1: v In -.ln dc,-,,nurd: ,-.ni .t:c. l.nrnte,l avenue. lletMlniilw phono lfiflH. •i oT lour: hciin-e-, A tcnatn committeo ia expected to Arthur Coddlngton has moved IP I ; fur fn , Wi.-.t .tronl, lird H:..,l liniuiro li' ^ I Ihr Itffl Tlnnk K*'cri!»tcr can lir iimiKiit iftJUMS Iiapored.fri nnd ttorl.iii-.: lliri.rl.iciie litli t« f!f.:,. A.l.l.-.-. I ' \\ i- I :.l i e,'l, iifu-i- :. -ai r M • in KrynorL at tin; i.turca of Charles Lrhn vi.sit, tlio Monmonth county shore sec- from New Monmoutli and tin in liv- paticreil you crr-1 \v,,r,,lnork Ml, Kcd Hi'. nntl J. D. l'loriiky.) tion today to obtain first, hiiud know- ing wjtli lil.'i brnt ln'r, \V(';ilpy Cod-Imllin nted free. . He^l ,|iialilv I Illl li'KNT. (iiii'il','ln>-,|. I'I.VI-1,'. ,,,,,m li,,u ~. Icdpn of tlio storm (liii|.-|nn. aranleeil. William Wllonli,' plionc Hid I"., I,,illl., nil mil -mi-,,!.; .:a,ii,;c .Tolm B, Holm hau returned from Hank ;i,Ml|-.T. APARTMENTS. iipine.li.ii. i'i.,.i.i;wl',n. i'h-,1-.-. i;-:,J, Kcl a bUfinp.n.V (rip to llairiHlnirg, Penn- obtain in format ion regni'din); beach Hank. i"AM""NbW 'nhfiT'lii puriiiiiiiill) 'nlti'nd' to '1 WO-Kl 1 Might Out of Ten. SIX ' KniVMS." lullli. li, \Viy ,lr.-,'. ined- i*v sylvania. ^'' protection. Tho bill introduced In lay elertilral litiidneMi: wiiuld nppri'rlaU' Ini-linlil li,-','!y pai Hi. II. the aSKcmbly by ABSomblyman Schock The Ucgliitrr Kooa Into eight out a ellinieo to estimate on your ^vErinIt uuL'il:!, nl. \p, ,,li- .Klllil. 17li , eidlcnl liMTHluii: :?<;> K Mrn. Koy Harris 1ms returned pin of ten homes in the ontlro lied Bunk II. ri^lliiyou.jdioncijicil Hank IIU. id-.i Hnnl.: _ I. ij, pi, i, -oil. ::l Mi iith" i-lr- from a visit In Canada. providing for diversion of a part of I.V.i Hank :i.'l. trailing area, which ban a population wiu,fAli "y. lUKinujii. heal- FOUR-ROOM furni h,'d npail nimil, the gmiolino tnx money to beach pro- 1 ml I iriilon. | |i, ^ Tho Fedeitvtion (Iny merlin;,* of ihe nf around 35.000. i Thut.'n a fact of d llimlug. PumiiH nml V.IIKIIIIIIIU liver, i-lo-r- I,I ilu-.-.n III-.MI i,t,in-i ml ' i:i'M:'nri i;<'Aii ii"'i '- c ; . I, .11,,,. ,,f all K^ypovt hnjft^jvonieiit n, ,. ;oeiallo» teotioti ptirpofiefl hofl pnned tho low-Internet to advertisoi'H.—AdvcrLlnc- d. Auonl TIM- Mui.lm- I-II 11. in ut<, r den-.l ; l.it.-liiii.i-ll. r,.ml.iiuiii,,ii illniiii-.- ii-: | ,-,,-h. Al.,. n^ ,-oi'H Ilidln-lliill. I", ink' rlovirc. I'ila liny fiirnare. I:: in;; in, l\-n l,,-,|i ,'ni.' • . h"i ^^;n,•l will bo held en Aoril ilth. A one-er houuo. menL ' 1 ii avenue, 1U>J. iicuL auuuHml. I'liuiiii Kuil lluik •'>•' i.tUNi llhlllltl iliil '!. MoMumUli .-licet, Hcil Pace Eighteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 15, 1033, Hillikcr uf New York visited friends datttf'fifi to 'he rnr wnn a broken Belford News. i hem Sunday. Tax Rates For 47 j Jusrph Jlalliday, Jr.. and Andrew Mr. and Mrs. John H. Welsh and
i'l he Red Bank nc?KiBlcr .-an he i ' ii.'illid^y wen: visitors at Brooklyn iUr'ir childrrn Dui'i:; nml John of Districts Ready irr the ctyr« vl John O'Neill, thr i fiaiunUiy and Sunday. Lonj; F-raui'h win- rccftit ^ncKta of I elation of Oryille Cat»lcr and Henry Wan- Mr. and Mis. C. !'>» Itoclic entcr- Mr. ;md Mrs. William .Stryker. Leon's I IT'SHERE tMiuod a frw friends al bridge on Mrs. M;ibrl Duân of Freehold CARLTON (Twenty-One Municipalities Shoyy A'surprise birlhday parly was îv-; Thu|. :(iay cvcnjns, .^pent Thursday with lift" pftrcntr*. j Decreases and 26 Increases;— en Saturday evening for Mrs. KHz-, <;oniun uinmm of New York spent Mr. ami Mm. DnnM Unmet-nick. i Tfiiee Districts Delayed With abcth Hcycr. It was arranged by f^M Sunday witli his family here. Joseph Juhtif-on has rr.iurned homo DON'T HOARD Yoiir Rebate Tickets slater, Mrs. Frank Andrews of Port! Ni.. ima Mrs. John Mulder and eons nftoi* Imvin/j sprnt a wpek with hit; Their Budgets. Monmouth. The celebrant wan the Win(am :ind joim and Mr. and Mrs. mo) hri', Mi'.s. Louis Welsh of Nep- AGAIN! recipient of many sifts and everyone ! T.i\- rule? fur -17 of the M. dis.tri'cts Taibut Tvuvi'rs and daughter 'spent tunn City. ' in Jloiireou!)! rounly wore compiled had an enjoyable time, Others pres- TODAY and THURS , MARCH 15th, 16th : .Sunday at Anbury Park. Philip Strvkor of CoH'fi NecU sprni ' TlMi: rt;iv- As-bury Park's school ent besides those mentioned wci c Mi: ;ind Mrs. Craig Finncân cn- Sunday with his :-on, William fUry- " Trade in Red Bank; ! MKk-rt imd brrn ]ia.-:-cd lull not in John Woods ynd Mias Edna Seclcy )nrtained a few friends at their home kor. . ! timr to he romputed, the Wall town- who provided music, Mr. and M-L'I;. Kriilny evening in celebration of the Mi."=j; Helen Gmiloy vkOird friends Make Red Bank the James Dunn — "Boots" Mallory 7th Annual I rlnjj municipal budget- was delayed Clifford Andrews of Long Island, An- birthday of Mrs. C. H. Lohscn. at ColIV, Work Ififtt week. i n b gc drew Scoley and hi^ yon William Mi^. A. K. L,angford, Mrs. Stanley First to Prosper " Secloy of Newark, Mr. and M El Brendel ' I Cook ami .son "Albert and Mrs. David Kc.vport Jtrclor Kesigns. pA dc crt M. Sceley, Mrs, Emmor Clayton SHmuor j.pcnt. Monday at Beiicvillc —in- n e and Mr. and Mrs. Thomaw J. <-' quickly, necessitating Jinn girt::. Hair D.M'rs only .. Shirley Crnitf, d.a\ighter nf Mr. and more frequent cleaning. • , Mr?. Jt'ranl'is' Craig, has been kepi Molly Pitcher Tlir Nnv llwitci'lobs I'ermanent ( indoors with a heavy'cold. Hotel • Mr?. Harry liartholomew, who linn Wnvof Ringlet J^ndb There is no question but , hocn sick at the home of her dau^li- Cciiuinp Kngpnc IVrinancnt \\a\os Sga* SPECIAL! ' tcr, Mrs. Charles Hall of .frr.sry that there is a vast differ- Also T'acluls, Miinicwrrs, rtcafp Treatments. . p^ Riverside Avc, City, is improving and will soon be ence in cleaning; and able to returrThome. (rune ii( your convrnience or rimnc U. R. li'H'I for Appuintment. Red Bank, N. J. Mrs. Charles Antrim, ftr., James MIRACLEAN is decidedly 6 ! Antrim and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; Antrim, Jr., and son spent Sunday the best. at Philadelphia. TICKETS, Beauty Parlor > Miss Alma Tarnow rntn taineil \hv. Kour Aecs club nt her home Mun- 15 LINDEN PLACE Phone R. B. 3782! —and— . day evening. Just off Broad SI., around corner from Slraml Theatre. - -Mrs. .James. Bartholomew Rave a SHAMPOO |c each ; birthday party for her liuafiarid Barber Shop ' Thursday evening. The decorutiona YOUR UPSTAIRS ' were blue nnd pmk and a Jy^c • birthday fake was on tht> table, 1-lic RUGS and CARPETS MUSIC at 69 Broad Street, 1 ûeMs were MJ1. nnd Mrs. Lcêr (Opi*~. MuiuDuutb St.) Kane of Jersey Cily and Mr. and YOUR i ugs and carpets need By .Mrs. Harry Reiners of Belford. Permanent Mrs. -W.. \V. Miller ppent Monday frequent cleaning to keep "Rocky" at New York. them fresh and bright, but SATURDAY MATINEE FOR THE KIDDIES ! Marcel Wave Mrs. Arthur Corn pt un and her they need regular cleans- brother, Edward Crane of JloboUen, LAST ) Constance Bennett in "Our Betters" Another ISig Slmw ! Chapter >.i. I, "III r; DICVK. IKHt.Sl:." Santangelo up Hpcnt Hundny wit li their moMicr, TIMES Charlie Chaplin in "The Floorwalker" ing for (he greater reason Mra. Jane W. Crane. that freedom from dirt dr.AS lAIIUlA.MvS in ••I):ini'iii)f Anmnil the WiirM.'i, ' And His $3.50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anlrim aiul TODAY j Earthquake Pictures. I.j ni rr SOFT fn.imy suds washes MISS 1 fainrd Mr. JI imim ]>h n mil Mis I Anil a llammoi plin of I runii lo out all the i'cnns, dust IT ! j Krank nnd Ralph J'caoC of MiildU- and dirt, and restores thc town village and Misti llcli-u riiulh i of BeHord Saturday cvminp. original brightness and ! Nc:l>-,on Srnith is a yurîi'iil ]»:ilient bcautv. ' at thr South Am hoy hospital. 3 BROAD ST., RED BANK. l Miss i.ydia. Myers i^pent. thr wrck- : end with Mr. and Mrs. AVilli.-irn L,y)c 1 H'o Phones: 3334—3335. i of Mntuwnn. • Ale. and Air?. J.imc.i \\'l)i:-lnn ;i]'nl WE WELCOME SPECIALS—Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 16, 17, 18. | dau^'htrr .Jlulda of J\eariiy, Mr. and YOUR CHARGE I Mr.-. Ilaymond i!.il I with Me. Trimble, \\1JO i? n patient Bottom Round Roast ! tiinrc. iiu.su .IMISIJV | Misi-c:-, Claire and Ma nun A heat u EON'S ' :pvn\ Thursday evening with M r. ICU8AH £ EHj H | and Mr:-, Vincent Walling uf Kean.;- ams Loin '" , burg. 'Uyllirr Ktut) 1 i Mr.-. KdwMnl Barnes rntci'ained a liradeanJ JERSEY TURKLYS (Fresh-Killed) 29c " -;&/w friends at a hridiic- party I-'riday j'pveniut;. The uurh-ts wen* Mr;-;. CHOPPED BEEF 15c"' j Kiiueii, I'Vancis Kaueh and Mi. ami SPARE RIBS . 10c'" i Mr-.. Walfpr lîii-Uliai-t at Pon Mou- dean AS a hnath cf Jjariitf j mouth and Mr. and Mr;;. Un man To Every Wtnmm in SAUERKRAUT 3 lbs. 9c ' Donin of i-iclford. I Irrii^-hincnt.- Rod HanU . . CAPONS (Philadelphia) 32c11' I wrrr t'-ervod at midni^hl. Mvery ^'onian j Mr. and Mrs. Ray mum! \YliiU\ has ever felt the Tlu'ddurc John try, M i:;. I'lmt-lic LAUNDERERS faseinntion of temp- GROCERY SPECIALS ! tation . . . this pie- I Wolfe, Mrs. Chnrfra Ca.Mrr and Mr. AM) ELMORA ! and Mra. llarold Woodward and chil- tiiro Is dedicated. i drcn hpent Sunday with Mr. and H. B. WARNER You liked Mndainn PEAS BEANS ) i Mr."?. Vere Valieaii nf .MEiiiasqiian. X, Sin of Madelon CORN TOMATOES | 3 cans 23c i Mr. and Mr:;. Wilbur nockafWlmv —In— Individual Laundry ClanilLt] you will With 'nnd family of Ivfansbur^ .spi'iit Sun- ravo over this al»- Brownie Roll jdiiy with -Mr. ;JIIIJ Mra. Irving Jluop. sorblnK drama. It LIONEL ATWI.L ' Geur^f ^pclry of Tort Mmununth "Justice Takes Service for a will h r e.a U jniir PHILLIPS HOLMES COFFEE f BUTTER 22< U'ondiuMpd ilu; Sunday r-ei-vicM'.s nt Ihr heart lull >lur. Krv. J. J, Mr:-::Uir, who love, heeret ti> the eint to sine her son's life. Evrvy Woman li .s Discriminating u lovo Rreiet : WHAT WAS MAUAMK HI.ANC'IIKS ? EGGS CHEESE 29' was nttrndin^ cuitri I'lii'c at Anbury ; PnrU. SATURDAY—ONE DAY ONLY ! Cloudy hot. Uneeda for C ! WiUlntn :-nydfr of :':ilrm h;J been Clientele . ;'j»pn'linn: a wr-oU witlr l>e:-[rv *^miLh. SALLY BLAN17 in "Forbidden Company" Ammonia 'jl. Biscuits 2 7 I Afr.1?, Alildrrd Minrr nnd .son Wail.s- Coming ! Thurs., Fri., Sal., Mar. 23, 24, 25. xK-oi-ih arc esicmlei) vjsii BUCK JONES in "McKenna of the Mounted" FRESH SEA FOOD with Mrs. PHONE ^ of Ahenlccn, The Big Smash Hit! "42nd St." .Maryland. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY STEAKS SHAD MACKEREL William Sutler linul. spoilt li ml Tliui -i RED BANK KVI-:NIN<; UNTIL 7:ir—All Scats 23"" Matinee. WITH ICKTIATK TICIii:T. 15- "'• 12" "" | ' Mr. an-! M t OYSTERS SOFT CLAMS, SHRIMP nntJ 2800 II/*nilrf ,/rlm }|H: r-i:irif\ ;> -fr«*n- 19' '"• uwh WCRA INGffi ji|, Sa(iin!;i>s or !l'itli|i'):i. 19" '" EDNA MAY OLIVER SI'IJ I.AL— MONDAY, H 1,M)\V anil \N I.DM.SIIAV plant:, ;U Jji.f huinr. ^) l.'Jjuirh f.lrcrt. MAIN OFFICE & AI'TliH 7:t.'., tl K O IUD1O t'lclur. *•-11 (f -01 N I'OIIK < OTl.M'll I !o wan formerly ;j puj.il of Hulph Orchestra 40c. P'jstun in thn tloiinilture dnpari'ir'nt ! PLANT: CHILDREN, STEAK CHOPS SPARE RIBS of thr LrciKtrdo liifi!) Fchool. Balcony 25c. lb Qo IT). J"hn MacCJralh of Jcr.iry cSly 70-76 White Street, 10c at AH Times. iiiR I'pi'iulltt'd In lialcoiiy. 22" '"• 14- - *pfMit Hip wiM-H-cnd with Mi, and MI'.s Vrrrlaiid Morn;;. Mi.- j<>unt:r:;' "KING KONG". IS COMING!! :; Red Bank, New Jersey