Manmouth County'* Great Market Place ' All the Mews of The BegUtert Ctaulfled BED BANK Department—• and Surrounding Towns Where tha Seller Bind* Told Fearlessly anil Without Bin* 1EK the Buyer, Intuit Wnklr. EnUr.d u Bacond-Uan Matter at tha l'o

O1IB MAYOB IN FLORIDA. FIREWOOD FOB THE JOBLESS. Rumson Considers Christmas Program Organize to Aid War Veterans ii iff Charles B. English Is Making a So- \ Carload ol Fuel for Former Ball- Try Red Bank First Holding Tax Sale of Woman's Club journ ot New Smyrna. . Local Unemployed Elect Officers , road Employees, Mayor Charles E. English of Maplo A freight railroad car loaded with lusic Department Arranges In- avenue, Red Bank, loft on Saturday Red Bank Labor Association Will rrancis M. Higgins of Keansburg rcwood arrived at Hed Bank last Borough Borrows $10,000 from by train with hlB wife for New week. This fuel was obtained by Campaign Is Popular Bank to Pay County and State teresting Program for Friday Smyrna, Florida. The mayor and Seek to Have County Men Commander of Edwin Field reaking up cars of the Central rail- \ Taxes and Current Bills—Sale Consisting of Christmas Car- Mrs. English expect to spend about Employed on All County Pub- Camp of Spanish War Veter- oad company which were worn out May Have to Take Place. ols and American Mutic. ' a month there and to return Tuesday, lic Work. : ans—Installation January 12. ind unserviceable. The wood was January 10th. Mr. English has left given to former employees who were Throngs of Christmas Shoppers Come to Monmouth To hold or not to hold a tax sale. The rauslts department oftho Rod with Mrs. Anry-E, Shlnn, the borough A- new'-organisation _ has been Tho annual meeting and election laid off from their Jobs because of the That In tooquestion , tho mayor and lank Woman's club has an Intercst- clerk, a Hut of tho appointive officials formed at Red Bank known as theot officers of Major Edwin Field business depression. Three other car- County's Shopping Center—Another Distribution council of RuniBon may be culled up- lg program arranged for Friday af- and councllmanlc committees, 'to bo Red Bank Labor association, incor- camp No. 41 of the United Spanish oads of the same kind ot fuel were T>n to dooldo shortly• Tho matter has irnoon. Christmas carols by theratified at the New Tears reorgan- porated, and it received its incorpor- war veterans, was held Thursday •ecently given to former employees of Free Gifts Tomorrow Night. D-eui under deliberation for some ;ub chorus under thb~ aireotlon of ization coironlttoo of tho conncjl. it ation papers last Wednesday. The night at tho borough hall. The_ meet- >f the company. time, but cottar tho 'cornmlBalonora •B. Edythe Grelsonbeclc and a pro- Is generally expected that t[ie apassociatio- n was started primarily to ing also embraced the annual "recep- Much other asslstanco for former "Hello, Everybody, The Voice "of Gift No. 48— Picture frame, donated b/ have boon dblo to avert a tax ealo. ;ram of American muBlc under the pointments will bo the same as this secure work for its members on tion to tha department officers and •allroad employees who are now job- Red Bank" Is broadcasting a mes- "-'•••> Unnc .Store, won by Mr*. B. M, It Is the last thing tho commission- building, construction and repair Jobs 703 Elver rond, I'ulr Haven. irectlon ot Mlns Sadie Child will be year. Tho executive board will remain their respective staffs. / ess has been provided, thanks to the sage of good will to the thousands (illt No. 61—Powdor nnd perfuira let, er) want, Several times during tho iresented. Mrs. John R. Morris Is unohanged. Mr. English having been being done in Monmouth county and Joseph E. Bahr of Keanaburg, com- generosity of railroad employees. of its shopping friends of Monmouth mated by Schroeder'n Pharmacy, won by past years a tax salo appeared Im- halrmari and Mrs. Alan Frost la co- re-elected mayor and James S. Parkos being paid for by public funds. An- mander of tho camp, presided and These employees for a number of county. On page three of this Issue rs. Frank Smith, 20 Uranchport «v«nue. minent, but tho olliclalB made per- other purpose was to protect those there Is an announcement of general ons Branch. halrman of this department. ' and J. A. VanScholok having been re- introduced the guests, among whom eeks post have been donating part Gift No. 63—Chlld'« dreaa, donated by sonal appeals to taxpayers and the elected cotincllmen. All tho members members and non-members embrac- Interest to all Register readers where MIBS Child's program will consist of ing all branches of labor who arewere Past Department Commander )f their salaries to buy food and (.oldbcrit, won by Cecilia Hammond, response was sufficient to save the ilano selections by Virginia Wyckoff, of tho board are Republicans. lothing for their former fellow cm- a vote of thanks Is extended to the Lipplncott avenue, Lon,r Brancii. day. residents of Monmouth county In the Fred D. Shadell of Lyndhurst, Senior people of Red Bank and vicinity for lilft No. 67—Six pairs mix, donated by eanetto Ryeraon, MISa Ruth WI1- hiring, Importation and the-employ- Vice Commander Kdward M. An-iloyees who are without work. As- onmouth Street Hen'n Shop, won by Tho question is before the commis- istance of this kind has been pro- the hearty response to the appeal to nmaret Farrell, IUvonldo Jlduati, R>d man, Mliu Lydla Ivina and Georgo ment of labor foreign to Monmouth drcWa of Rahway, Junior Vice Com- spend their Christmas club checks sioners once more.' At Thursday arx. Also solos by Mrs.' Kenneth monder Arthur H. Dill, of Dover, De- vided for twenty families. The dis- ank. night's meeting of the commission- Middletown to county andNew York Commander—Francis M. Hlsglns ol I years has been accepted with a real- : announced over •WJBI Friday Of tho (70,000 paid, over ?6T,000 fntyro, and "Five Flckannlnles," and at Middletown village. It Is scheduled state. They say It should not be nec- KennsburK. Richmond University Paper Has zatlon by the buying public that to lorning as well as being posted In •was for Btate and county taxes due ''Mammy'M' s LllbLullaby."" MrB.M Kt- Kennethh to begin nt half-past ten o'clock In essary for our local welfare commit- Senior Vice Commander—Captain Har- 'shop early" means avoiding confu- .he Chamber of Commerce rooms tee to pasB out welfare orders to ,1J II. Eiown of Red Bank. a Laudatory Article About nd nt The Red Bank Register offlco. December lBth. Tho amount includ- Wyckoff will Blrig tho "Indian Song," tha morning. Tho financial business Junior Vice Commander—Abner H. sion and having the advantage of se- ed county taxes for the second half and "Carry Me Back to Old Vlr- of tho township will be wound up these unemployed when right In our imock of Keanaburjc. Clarence Gray of Red Bank— lecting holiday merchandise from Winners of tomorrow night's articles own county public work Is being may have same by applying at tho of tha year amounting to J33.22O.59, glnny," Foster. for tho year. Thcso officers will be Installed al To be Home for the Holidays. complete and well assorted Btocka library taxes for tho second half of In tho afternoon tho annual ban- carried on with labor which does not Also alert, interested and experienced hamber of Commerce headquarters pay taxes here. the next meeting of tho camp to bo fter Thursday of next week.' the year amounting to $862,17, dis- quet for .the ofllclala of the township held Thursday night, January 12th. Clarence Gray, who Is In tho senior salespeople are at hand to help the trict court taxes for tho second half and their friends will be held at the buyers save time, save strength and The articles to be disposed of to- The membership is non-polltlcal, The Installing officer will be desig- class of Richmond university, Vlr- morrow night and their donors are amounting to $18W0, slate school Two Fires Cause Molly Pitcher hotel at Red Bank. All non-racial and non-sectarian. Tho nated by tho department command- glnln, -will be home next week to ave money. taxes Jor the entire year amounting a box of guest soap from Paulson's tho expenses of this event will be membership or registry fees are set er. After the Installation ceremonies spend the holiday season with hia The spirit of Christmas is every beauty salon, an electrical clock from to $23,676.42, state road taxes for the paid for bytho members of theat 25 cents so there will be no hard- tho Incoming commander of thi grandmother, Mrs. Frank Gray of where, but nowhere is it more rea year amountlng'to $8,621.76 and sol- $40,000 Damage ho Jersey Central power and light township committee and officials hold- ship on anyone and the annual dues camp will name his appointments. Oakland street. Tho Richmond Col- than in Red Bank where no effort ompany, a lamp and shade from the diers' bonus taxes for tho year ing salaried positions. Senator W. aro but $1, which takes care of of- legian, which Is tho university paper, has been spared to enrry out the amounting to $1,182.69. Home of A. J. Sorenson at At- ilco expenso only. Any citizen of Announcement was made Thurs- National 5c, 10c and $1 store, a to- Warren Barbour of Locust Point has day night of the Christinas partle printed the following account of Mr. yuletlde tradition of joy and happi bacco jar from Denlse & Swannell, a ' Robert V. White, chairman of tho lantic Highlands Destroyed been Invited and he"lvill be the guest Monmouth county, from common la- ness. "Try Red Bank First" has finance committee, made tho an- to be held next Sunday at the vet-Gray's college activities: pair of shoes from J. B. Allen & Co., Sunday Night—Antone Kend- of honor. Tho senator Is a member borer to tho more advanced trades- Clarence Gray, or "Bus," as he Isgone Into Monmouth county homes a derby hat from Snyder's Men's nouncement that tho money on hand man, will be admitted to member- erans' homes in Vlneland and Menlo as never before and the "proof of thi of tho Republican executive commit- Park and the comrades from this familiarly known on the university shop, a ham from Fowler's market, n was about $10,000 short of the sum zia's House Gutted Last Week too of Middletown township. At theship. Upon application for member- pudding" is clearly seen by the large the borough was obliged to pay. He ship the applicant must give his section were urged to attend these campus, was born at Red Bank, New dress from Hurwltz's Quality shop, a Tho homo of A. J. SoVcnaen on annual banquet of the township com- Jersey, where ha got his elementary number of persons seen dally in "Th. vase from Yanko'B dress goods store, pialscd tho collector and members o. festivities. Major Edwin Field cam] Shopping Center of Monmouth,Coun- trie council for their efforts in col- Ocean boulevard at Atlantic High- mittee throo years ago, a gift of a name, age, kind of labor he per-donated ten dollars towards the com- and high school training. As a stud- a pair of ladles' shoes from tha Tow- lecting taxes. Attorney General Wil- lands was destroyed by flro Sunday ;olden key was made to Mr. Bar- forms and tho number of dependents fort of their comrades In the ent in tho Red Bank high school, he ty." er shoe company, a box of writing liam A. Stovena, who Is the borough night. Tho blazo started in tho at- bour to symbollzo gratification over ho has, and in the awarding of work homes. was active in dramatic, forensic and Tho Hist of a series of gift giving, paper from Llggett's drugstore, two attorney, suggested that the borough tic and had gained considerable tho fact that he had just become a preference will bo given to the man literary work, and also as'manager through the liberality of Red Bank pounds of high grade confectionery resident of tho township. with the largest number of depend- Following the business session thi merchants, took place last Thursday from Hesse's ice cream parlor, a fish, send to tho county treasurer as much headway when the flromen arrived. ladles' auxiliary of the camp serve of basketball. '• Efficient work by tho firemen kept Ordinarily the township committee ents in the kind of labor in which night at the temporary headquarters bowl from the Parnmount pet shop, es It had and then pay the balanci his classification calls for. refreshments. After his graduation from high bofore tho end of the year. Mayo tho flames from spreading to noarby meets on the second and fourth school in 1925, Mr. Gray worked with of the Red Bank Chamber of Com- a cake from Mary's cako shop, a Van R. Halsoy replied Immediately places. Companies from Naveslnk, Thursday afternoons of each month, The association started out with the Aetna Life Insurance company as merce at Broad and Monmout first aid kit from Terwllllger'o phar- streets. Mayor Charles R. English, macy, , a baby's hat and coat from that tho borough has alwayB pild Its iconardo and Ocean View aided the but a departure from this rule will more than fifty members and has as an underwriter for five years until he taxes and other debts promptly" and Atlantic Highlands firemen. Furni- take nlaco this month. Thero will be many more applications at hand to Depot Opened to 1 on behalf of the "Try Red Banthe Wellworth store, a man's sweat- be passed upon at tho next meeting, /"•I iL I camo to Richmond to complete his First" campaign took personal chargi er from Clayton & Magee's, lady's that It would bo a pity to mar th ture valued at $1,000 was saved. no meeting on Thursday, December L-lOtning education. During this time ho con- record. He said that taxes still dm 22d. A motion to this effect waS which will be held next Wednesday of the distribution and made the fo pajamas from the Silk Shop, an Tho loss Is estimated at $25,000, night at the temporary headquar- tinued his dramatic work, directing lowing awards: alarm clock from Schroeder's phar- amounted to a substantial sum. Mr. Mr. Sorenson bought the property passed at the committee last Thurs- and taking part in various plays and Whlto declared that tho first install- ters, 85 Catherine street. ' A depot for tho collection and rec- macy, a crib quilt from Hlrseh's kid- from Thomas Mason four years ago day. lamation of clothing, etc., for the un- operettas. (lift No. 1—Box oT cisurn. donated kj shop, a silk robo from Goldfarb'a, a ment on taxes this year has not been for $12,000. Ho Bpent several thou- The officers are; Macfarlane'H, won by Joe Caruso, 54 Cath paid by somo and if all the taxes Tho committee confirmed the re- employed of the northeastern BOC- In his first year at Richmond, Mr crlnc street. Red Dank. vase from the Globo Furnishing sand dollars romodollng it. The port of the assessment commission- President— Leon A. Conine. tlon of the county has been opened Gray's activities were limited to dra- (iift No. 2—Auto robe, donated bjr th, company, an eight-pound chicken wero paid the borough would nol housa had ten rooms and two bath- Vlco president—Joeejih , W. Nelson. Motor BoyB. won by ftobert Starr; 10' have to borrow any money. Ho sale ers for sidewalk and curbing assess- Secretary—Curtis A. Bartholomew. at Little Silver by the reclamation matics, but at tho beginning of hisNewman Spring;* ronti. Red Bank. J from Brevoort's market, a cleaning • the borough'must get somo of thi!rooms and was elaborately furnished. ments on Church street at Belford. Treasurer—KafTncle Saritangelo. bureau of the Monmouth county un- sophomore year ho accepted an invi- (lift No. i — Ludioaf Jinndbuii. ,w(ra J> or dyeing order from Loon's, a per- money or resort to a tax sale. H, Slnco last spring Mr.' Borensen has A number of tho property owners af- Oricnnlxer—Felix H. Snntanuelo. employment relief organization. An tation to membership in tho PhA. CFIlch, En»t Wmhlngto avenue, Al manent wave at the Marilyn beauty bcon living in Brooklyn and tho appeal Is being sent out for clothing lunllc Hinhlnndn. salon, a pnlr of shoes from tho P. & added that Eovorar' persons ha< fected were present "and after hear- The board of trustees is made up Gamma Delta fraternity, joined tho (iift No. 0 Pnlr ot ladles' nhoo promised to pay tholr taxes by th houso has, been closed, with tho ex- ing on explanation of tho report they of twelve members, comprising four and shoes of all kinds for men, wom- business staff of Tho Collegian anc nuted liy Morris [Iron., won by K B. bootery and nn atomizer from end of tho year. ception of an occasional week-end stated that they were Batlsfled. Thorepresenting tho Italian-American en nnd children, Blankets are also was activo In the activities of hisW. Hnunmnn, 37 I'ctora flnce. Iteil, Chambers' pharmacy. needed. Gift No. 13 —Suit nn. donat when Mr, Sorcnscn camo down to assessments wero(at the rate of $1.09group, four the white American class. Later in that year ho wasStrand Company, won by E. A. I" An ordlnanco was adopted to sol lock over tho property. per running foot. Charles B. Jclm, In group and four the colored Ameri- The depot is in a store opposite elected to both the University Play- bn l.lndon iilarc. Itcil Iinnk. Tomorrow will bo Santa Claus day threo lots on tho South Shrewsburj Flro last week gutted tho homo a letter to tho committee, stated that can group. The present trustees are tho Little Sllvor postofllce. Tho UBe ers and to Alpha Psl Omega, national liifl No. 16 - Clorlt, donntcd kr V Frank 'Arnonc, Curtis A. Bartholo- of the place has been donated by »»a by Mra. J. A. Kenne. 38 , In Red Bank. Old Santa himself In river in, tho West Park section of Antone Kcndzla at Kaveslnk and on a small portion of tho northern honorary dramatic fraternity, and aa Htrtot, Itcd Unnk. person will be seen about town and These lots woro bought by tho bor- destroyed tho entire contents. It end of' tho street the contract for mew, Leon A. Conine, John J. Fred- Mrs. Georgo Churchill of Rumson. representative on tho Interfmturnlty (.lit No. 1'.)- Klcctrlr Iri.n. ilonni he will visit tho stores that are dis- ou-gh several years ago. They wl sidewalks and 'curbing had not been erick, Georgo S. Goode, Herbert W. It will bo open from nine to four council for hlSn fraternity. Clylo W. Mimon, ivon by Itohcrt U started in tho cellar and spread ltc.l Unnk. playing tho oflklal "Try Red Bank be sold December 23di rapidly. Mrs. Kcndzla and her two properly carried out. This complaint Holmes, Gilbert M. Keith, Denver O. o'clock. All articles will bo fumigat- Last session Mr. Gray represented First" banner and distribute gifts to Padgett, Raffacle Santangelo, Felix (lift Nn. 22 -Leather Jarkct, iloiiatc, Exempt firemen's certificates wen children had gono to bed. They got was referred to Thomas B. Day, tho ed and repaired and then distributed the University of Richmond at (he1.1- J. Kn.lfl. not? liy Mr.. Ada I-'. Oil all the kiddies. granted to Jero J. Carcw, Edmonc out of tho house safely but had notownship supervisor of roads. Santangelo, Michael A. Tesauro through the relief directors of theNational Undergraduate Interfratern- HO lliuiid mi-Bet, EiitontuMti. { and Joseph W. Nelson. various municipalities. No clothing Gift No. 26—Dcoorntoil Christmas Ir Over 100,000 gift coupons have Desmond, James Duryca and Antime to save anything. Mr. Kcndzla Mrs. AUda A. Gardiner of New Ity conference at New York. In No- thony Cardncr, mombero of Oceanli will bo given out at the depot. This (lonuteil hy F. W. Woolworth Co., won b been distributed with purchases to was bowling at Atlantic Highlands Monmouth. In nbill mailed to tho The association feel3 that tho or- vember of hla junior year Clarence Mra. M. Heck, ll:h:h]ninU. hook and ladder company. method will Insure an equitable dis- shoppers during the past two weeks, at tho time. Firemen from Navcslnk committee, made a claim for $22 for ganization of this Red Bank unit la was elected president of the Phi (ilfl No. ^n Herct and scurf, donn which shows that "Try Red Bank Jamos C. Auchlnclous, chairman o tribution of nrtlcles. l.y Wiiyle JHIlinary, «-on by Mrs. I'. Atlantic Highlands, Leonardo and eleven chickens killed by dogs whoso tho Initial step toward tho formation Gamma Delta fraternity, and In theKorli. 1 HI Hnnllni! road, lleil llnnk. First" has met with popular approv- tho police committee, roported tha Ocean View got tho flro until control owners aro unknown. Mrs. Mary G.of other similar units throughout The reclamation bureau hopes to spring of this year he was re-elected lilfl No. 31 l'nlr of nien'« iltoei. ,1(1 al from the folks of Red Bank's buy- a number of applications have beet Monmouth county and in duo time keep the depot open all winter. It tiHtrd l,y Tower Shoe Co.. won by Mr after several hours' light. Tho entlro Stewart of Llncroft sent In a bill for to that office. 1'. 1. Keii«nille. 36 llr.'n.l ntroc-l. Hell Ilan Ins area. rccolvcd for tho position of pollc Interior was ruined nnd tlio loss will spread throughout tho state. The will remain open as long as dona- officer to fill tho vaoancy caused b; 21 for seven pheasants killed by tions aro received nnd there Is a do- Also In his third year "Bus" was (;ift Nn. .14-Snviry muster, d.insli Stores displaying tho official "Try estimated nt $15,000. dogs. Action on both claims was de- ofllccra arc desirous of working In elected to membership In the Harle- liy Nutloniil .'„• tu f[ St.ne. won l,y lluv the death ot Charles Dlacaslus, Thos connection with tho local welfare, mnnd for clothing. Mrs. Edward W. 1'. Wii.id. Synimorti nveniie. Shrewsbury Red Bank First" banncm will re- . applications have been filed for th erred until tho annual meeting. Scudder of Rumsolf* Is chairman of quin club, president of the Alpha Psl (il(t N". US A hnin. .l.in.ite.1 by M main open tomorrow night until nine American Legion nnd other kindred Omega dramatic fraternity, member- Notr1. Mai km. won l.y C B. llvndilrkso o'clock and beginning next Monday tlmo betnp; nnd In duo tlmo will re WITH THE UOTAIUANS. Thn commlttco necrt.lcd an Invltn- organizations In the matter ot assist- the reclamation division. celvo conBldorntlon. Mr. Auchlnclos; lon to attend a meeting of the Hny- ship In the Omlcron Delta Kappa, na- Jr. 130 Wiillnce nlrret. Rod Unnk. night. Decomhcr 19th. all tho official ing tho needy and they will appreci- liift Nn. U Knillii tulirn. donntcl I' stores will remain open every night nlso reported that tho hours of patn Annual Christinas Pnrtv to Do Held horo bcautlflcatloii association Fri- ate hearing from anyono who linn tional honorary leadership fraternity, TIIMIIIIT 1'liino Co. won by Hownul Whit, BIG INTICHHST 1^ NEW CAUS. and was re-elected to the presidency (iilllK ctnte. ltiiniH",,. until Christmas. duty have been rearranged as th Deocmber 20th. day night at tho township health result of tho vacancy ami that Cnpi center tit Ctmpbijll'a Junction. Mrfl. nything In tho lino of foodstuffH or of the University Plnyers. He Reived lothlng which they care to donate Crowds Sec thn Nnw Bulckti nt II. L. John Connctt Is now doing patro Tho program scheduled for tomor- Georghtnna Miles of Rumson ond d^Ut**!i ^ 111(11tha. Jt I'l l Iyea |l^1r DI-lllllV'as ltienntor-at-ln l*v"Jll| ^v _ _ r _ row's meeting of tho Red Bank Ro- or tho relief of tho noedy. A telc- ZobcU. duty the same ns tho other memben Mro. Gcoruo Aumnclt of Rarltan and ns secretary to the student uen- HaiSeV Hospital Asks of tho force. tary club promlao to bo of unusunl own.Hhlp will make reportn at this ihono call to Red Hank 3930 or n ' l\tn of Rlchmoml college. orflontil call upon Mr. Uartliolomow 1 II. L. Znljcl, locnl Ilulck draler, rc- A' balanco of $1,401.12 In tho unom Interest anil nhoulil bo nn Incentive meeting. Tho Invitation wnu sent by jrti'tl that tho iidvnnee In tnoilern Kor hl» outRtnnilln^ wdik In ilin- Of State Group for tlio membera to bo present niul lonry VanDnnlcn of Ijcolinnlo, nee- t 85 Catherine street will be given ,' niittlc.i, Clnioiu-e WIIH nwanlnl one uf For a Trustee ploymont nccount was transferred imncdlnto attention. tUyllnp; of the new Hulcks which aro th« current account. A check fo glvfl tlio o/Ilcern thn 100 per cent ut- rrtnry of tlio «n.HooIntJu». new on display in hl.f showrooms nt the University l'lnyt-rn' koyH. Mayor Van R. lialspy of Hlimson A farmer a Bhort dlsttinoc from Vice Chancellor Mnja Leon Berry $03.30 was received from tho Bontendnnco meeting they hopo for. Rev. Kenneth H. Mend, pn»tor of Hroad Ftreel nnd Hurtling load has AMdn from hla rnntlmiatlnn of thn.wn.H I'li-clcd iiccrotaty of nn urKitnlza- I.H appointed Wntren II. Smock of bun company. Another check fo Thn annual ChrUtmiin putty of tho ,e Middletown VUIIIKO liitiillut ted Hank had ft lnrRe ncreago In r-reiilr-d nn unusual amount of Inter- iH-llvltlcs inentloiiPil above, Mr. C.rny]t|( rfrn'tcd lust week nt it tnc'tliu; inbbngo which he decltlcd not to lnu- m t.-il Hank iiprcltil ninstcr In chancery $11.30 was received from tho BeeRoil Hunk Kotnry club will bo held church, niul Jomnit c. Hcndrlclmon, est union); inolorl.ftH nnd lias drawn was tlic "Volet, or the Community ,of ilftccn lirpubllrnn county ctinlr- t) takn Irntlinony on tho application ond national bank nnd trust com Thur'wilny, Drcp.niber *Dtll, nnd plann ono of tho church oniclnln, itpnt a lot- ent on nccount of tho low prlco.crnwdst to hla iihowrnom. Yentcu...,, thlft fnrmof gave hl.i cjib- Kund," iirenontlnt; over Ihc rndlo for | men of tho ntnto nt Trenton fur thoof Hit- 1-llliin Memorial hoH|iltnl for j>any of Red Dunk, representing th nro under way to have thin a real or to thn towniihlp eonunlltt'o nslilntf The lnerriutcil Mzo tif Ihn earn nnd Kili-ccinlvi) week:! tllln full some purpnsK of proiiiutlni: [mi ty httininny to tho Ileil Hank Ivilmr n.'i.io- 1 n|'lH)ln(im-nt of a Mitmtltuto trui- Incomo from tho cntato of John , Catherine. Tho rlrcllnn of Fnnln :hnt Hpeclnl cffuitii Im nimlo to urrcst Ihi nililrd valur have, really nmazrd ph'i.so of thi' Cnnuminlty fiiinl work, nnd nn eillclent oinnnl/.;i ti'f to tiiki. Hie plnco of Ix)Ula C. ^latlon nnd inon nrn linrvi'.'ttlnc It 1 1 Ryan, Them woro n» helm nml th Claim will litkn place, noon and thcru liomllumii who IM-VD riium-d much Ihc.-ii who me ooiivniinnl. with lUiloli With nil of IIIH nt-llvltli-H, IMnirnci' lion In nlltlcipntl ll of tin I'lrctliin of di ('oppct, who illed a year nijo UnL Income, will bo pnld to tlio boroug IrcMtblo of lain. Tuillli- .il;;mi niul rull- mlny. Tho CftlilmKO will hn put In 11 In friendly rivalry union): rnivrrnl of mrant linuno nt Went Ucd H1111U utul quality, lin :mld. Mr. Zobel ittnted i.i innlntalnMl nn cnvlnhln tpt-oid In (iii'l I'liit.il .^tnlivi tii'tia- Jnminry. OllU-lnhr nf tlio hoq|ill«t twlco n. yenr. The money, In nccor roatl IIIKIVIIH liavo litvn drfncPil nnd 1 tlio Holnil.imi for tho coveted honor. ;lvi'n to tlio nrr.ily throughout tlin (hat iicciinllnn t,i report* from tho •hnlflBtli' work. lit II/IH nindo tlir lor In I'.HII. lluil.ion, MIIITIJI. HilM'iex, (inHi ini«»r<--''lril Hint Wllllnni K. Foa- nnco with tho law, will bo lined fc ntliprwlno ilntnnKr-ii, I ho UnptlHl fnetnry oMU'lnln Ililn wlilrnprrad In- luitlor loll fvrry nonifHtpr ;ihulo rnlrr- CnmiliMi, OITIIII nnd (jipe Mny emm- poor relief. -vlnter. If thcro 1110 liny nrcoml iilr.o tt-l, n ltnl llnnk Inwyrr, bn n|>p<)lnt- HKAttlliailT MINSTUF.I..M. I'linpcl linn liron liiiikcti Into nnd otntucii not wnntcti by ticatby fnini- In Htlli-lt •1 latent rnnlrlbiitlnil Ing Hie unlvri'iilly, nnd IIIHI yrnr, hlii tlei were not I i-pi eMelil.'il ut tho i'il tltlntor. Tin' liuiil fill wlilch Uw mivbiluii'i titmril tlir-io hnvo lirrn 1 lili'ctlni;. l>l. (.Mlillli'ii I'!. Mllchell of lltirnnrd V. Ilynn In n loiter con I,, lli n nllloiinil II" In, , nil ry In linn honvlr.-it fronl thn inilnt of nrtlvlllfii. hi,i'J,ltnl wnn lillllt wnn conviiyttl to rn tlirno will Im ^'ndly rullril for. 1 plnlncil Hint n light polo In front of l.oilgn (n rc:riirtnlly lirllnvrd (lint innnrn InnKinu:'-'!, Imt I" niul i-lilml It.I dny night, lObrunry 3d, by llio Odtl 1 muhiro to thrlr trmpmniy lirml- |"i|iltri| titiMli-" I., linlil mil.. |!n- on liln rmimn. Tlin iimttor wns re- tho sillily pnlll' /* urn liiiyn, Thn 1ft- In whnt flnhl lin will I-II|;IU:" III Illlol Fellow™' IIIIIKO of tlnnbtlKlit fur Ihn nf Kniiinnii. NVn- ,lrr citiM. nf hii ,I,-,till, n|ipolntmoiit nf ferred In tho Unlit iiiiiiinllU'n. A Irr fitilll It-v. Mr. Mi-iiil niul Mr. (lin ciini|,lrllilll .>f hit null nn Unlit-,. At I'nll'n Nrcll. IIIMIKIU nf tho unrmploynl mcm • I-.V. l( Itli-ll nmlh'-i I ni-.I,-,, !-! ni'ir-H'iiiiy. coniplnlnt fiom Mm. Aili-lnlile I'lynn li'U-iDii \VI\H Irfi-ncil to tlin jm III.mil. Wn f.-,-l lh:,t wltnl.'Vi- Im ,l,,i"i ilnn.-r fur Illn Ili-llt-llt "f Mlilil nf l'lml nttret Hint llin rlilnwulk In tif llin IIIIIK". Tho rommlllrn riiimliitn All c Inltti-i anil I,llin of nnytmtni HI'P imllti-,-. Wolimil'N I 'lull liny. now <111 M niul |I:>YI'I'I" niiint l,n In 111 (lint |,| nn. Il .f wiil( will tin -,1,1,, front of lier jilnrn linil m-lllril wnn nf virtue I'l'inlll iliiilininn. .Inhn Ililtliln nf III" llnllilluh I'IIMII 'I'll" rnliilnlllro vnli-,1 In |my tli 'I'llP nrrtlllvn inlllllllll ro ,,r III li l-'lliluy I uril IMily nl I'nlr llntrn. y, lyiwipncrt (I, Kuwlrr, t'lnr . . I iipfnln llnrmli.T iMIlll, UHrj. In r*f«rrnl!iiinnliMl Mnynr llnlnoy nn Ihnnnti, llnlti'Mt Kovvlfr, Jnlin ( U nt Klrnl Inn nnn rM>U'f"irit ov-fT tlin piny lirtn on ThulPilny Itnil l'lliluy, lo tin IIPIII on I PIIIIIPI •;.'nil. lii.i.', llvr plill hi Hie I "|ilf" 'i|'nl pni Inli liDimn ftt tlint •ipnillllinin, cMclrtnt ond lliui'niHh Atuwiml IxtVli;lir, (Jrtitlil fnrl. tlinl Miilillriiiivn (I,I wlim thpy will nol l.n j,,i|,| null . will l,n Hi.!! in |irnvli1fl Clirlnl-' inntiiinr in whli'h tho innttllnir wnn niul Vlrlm- I'Kiuiit. Thrio will lit Ihh Innlrml fir ilrfnuHli l. ..( AIIOH,11 !M liimlirl. I., liifly rmtllllM, Mem- rnlullirlrd. Mr, Mlnniit IN linnilllUK vrml nprrlnlllon, InlirlnH will lin Initnlrlptilll Irn |mvn nooill liir.-llni; of || ,,f llin t !uh thn nlinw ..T III" M.llioo.llli I'.MOilv I > Now Jflnny'n nhin of tha lra.nl linllln 111.-I".in;" will |..- h'l'l nl Il lilt III.111r,1 with lint ntnta (if 1'nliii.yh in \liln l. Ml". Th«l will In,I,| |la nniiunt m 2fir, Yrn, no 1,1,1.11., ,1.1,1,1 I 1.1,-n. Not, |l*u lor DM. lur II, Ix.llrn' IIIIKK II|T« ml 111, fiii't 'IIIIM 0 pi llin Mnlly Ilinll rllttl li.w V"il UWn J'VIPI «,) flu \-t 1 111-, 111.I t,,1.1 \\'hy in,I ulv« ryitix no Wllllilllll yml Him III lmV« yini n,i,,l. niul 1,ui.lt «rl Mi-, VVIIIUli TlliIlM lintel nt Itr.l tlnnli 'I'liii m plli »o. |l«U lll'llU HOW BUdlllT llollll |t* flll mm v.lll! uH Wv. IV' Inrmil"' mvriilr I if" ' fii'w u Ihn Ilinri, ni» wit r-vrnltiK, |IPI l I,,la l,f l.iyn fi i,|,l f.lt lml«. Wn will .IM.II nn 4Di- (tr-«U nrt tilii' Vlnll n" nl tun nlra ntlil 1,1 l-'t i.n I" III (Inn mul '.I,, iviiii mvn ul Illi,'I, Ilicill nml |ttn>l« Ihnl.i Him ntw mill ynii will Mini llml «• K'V" M [ Jul |, ,>,n I P.. , III f!|rnn«|n. 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chletvha» toon . selected - from each lei Onman, George Sippa, Witter Ruth. Danlc) VVagntr, The Pirdblemti Edward Well", Donald Wotton. -Arnold" company In regular turn. This year FlipRENCE AVENUE SCHOOL. , p Evans, Loloa Eben, Betty l'elmtlo, Iran* . the selection will be made by popular Franklin Btontbrlnk, Jenlo Beamin, H«a-Julian, Caroline McCormlck, ChltChrlitlnl a MMe ' After Prohibition vote. A number of candidates are In HKl Ji Hh the field. ..'-.• "After Prohibition, What?" wan The Union .Gardens fire company the subject upon which William G. irtxa Fe-rmrl/ Johnuoble. «ob«n jsmil* luorouiy lieaman, Anna uenr, Shepherd, staff correspondent for has elected these officers; , Alto Wcrlnsky, Louis Moranp, Philip Anna Wagner, Charlotte Whit Collier's Weekly, spoke to the mem- President—frank F. Lelwenske, - - .- i • .'i. .. . - -'Av i. • . • . . Vice president—3. Suss. bers of the Red Bank Woman's club Treasurer—C. J. Miller. last ^rlday afternoon. The speaker Recording secretary—William Young. stressed the need of finding the best Financial accrctary—E. Vlgnc, Jr. way to handle the liquor problem Chief—Edward Cullen. Foremen—William Craig. ' - and pointed out that if beor is ob- Assistant foreman—John Stevenson. tainable only through federal au- Marshall—L. Llcbowlti. Edward Lcvine, thorization in the near future the Flnt aid—Edward Cullen, C. J. Miller, problems arising after the repeal will T. 8. Sullivan. '•> • be far greater than they' are now. Auditors—Frank Lctwensk'c.." Ed*»rd Cullen. Mr. Shepherd suggested that the Delegates to relict association—Edward members of the Red Bank Woman's Cullcn. T. S. Sullivan, Frank Letwenske. -club do all in their power to havo Sergeant-at-arros—John Stovonson. the distribution of liquor In this ThB members of the Ladies' i ' " community handled under the super- ciety of GrastMethodist church were vision of the borough officials, pro- the guests of Mrs. Emma Hoffman at I vided the Eighteenth amendment to her homo on Laurel avenue Monday 1 the constitution is token therefrom. afternoon. A REAL GIFT--OUR FANCY BASKETS ' Mrs. L. tie la Reussillo, chairman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kane have of the by-laws committee, read the returned.from a trip to Bermuda, revised by-laws and they were adopt- Robert Ross, young son of Mr. and ed at the business session conducted Mrs. George R. Ross, hag been forced , by Mrs. Hosea Chark, Mrs. George to forego his studies In school, duo to OF FRUIT F. Baine, Mrs. Clifford Humphrey a bad cold. nnd Miss Florcnco Kridcl, assisted Joseph Calandrlello lias been on the by Mrs. Reussllle in tho preparation sick list for several days. Imported and Domestic r.nd presentation of tho proposed new Mrs. Francis Evans, who has been by-laws. a patient in tho Long Branch hos- Mrs. Tony Hunting of Fair Haven, pital, has returned to her home on FRUITS and VEGETABLES dramatic chairman, in bohalf of her Park avenue. department, presented the club with A Christmas dance will bo held by ,ANCY and IMPORTED GROCERIES i pictures of George and Martha Wash- St. Vincent doPaul society in the bor- ington. The drama committee- will ough hall Saturday night. FOREIGN and DOMESTIC NUTS present a play Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Henry Wenzel will bo hostess f* IVE her an electrical gift and r.nd and evening of next week. to the Afternoon social club tomor- Mrs. Arthur Gregory, accompanied row afternoon. free her from the drudging' NUT MEATS of All Kinds by Mrs. Leon Kelley, offered a group The local Girl Scouts will take part or three songs. Tea was served in In the Christmas carols at Anbury task of housework. She deserves HOLIDAY DECORATIONS - Order Now! tho library during the afternoon. Park on December 22d. Mrs. Ed- ward Zahn will have charge of the the leisure and freedom one of HOLLY WREATHS - CHRISTMAS TREES trip. - our economical gifts would Campaign on For Mrs. Charles Small, Sr., has been confined to her home with sickness. Wing her. Reopening of Bank Philip Heltzendrodcr is another who WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION IN RED BANK has been on the sick list. The depositors' protective associa- The following pupils havo a perfect tion has started a campaign for theattendance In the local schools during PERCOLATOR $3.95 Visit Our Store Today and Let Us Take Care of reopening of the Asbury Park and November: Ocean Grove bank. Tho association COTTAGE PARK SCHOOL. Your Christmas Wants. must secure the assonts of depositors First, grade. K. M. Eckhnrd. teachar— TOASTER :.... .$1.85 In the amount of about $600,000. Al- George Calandritfllu. George Durka. Henry Kllncky. Robert Knoth, Raymond Long- ready somo $5,390,000 in deposit street, Harvey Woolley, Janice OTantlwIci, agroementB have been made available Dorothy Walton. to the association by a former com- Second and third grades, A. C. Schmidt, teacher—Harriet Ruhle. Minnie Washing- MIXER $13.95 mittee headed by Howard Eullck. Un- ton, Robert Hess, Edward Jansen. Henry der a plan prepared by a committee Jansen, Stanley Longstrcct. Alfred MIrra, L. CO. df New York and Now Jersey bank- TJeorge Mlsdjkor. Harry Scott, George ers, the association must secure ap- Wlrth. Kenneth Hyer. 6 W. FRONT ST., Phone 1217 RED BANK, N. J. Fourth grade, A. F. O'Connell, teacher— EGG COOKER $4.75 proximately 10O per cent of the esti-Edward Austin, Theodore Brunorit, An- We Deliver. Foot of Broad St. We Deliver. mated $6,000,000 in deposits and ap-thony Calandrlello,Albert Plath, George proximately 100 per cent of the stock Blackmire, Hnrry Anglono, Elalc Gelhaus, Myrtle Iloss. Clara B. Washington. of the old Institution. Fifth grade, Heler. P. Kantor. teacher-— HEATER $4.95 Eugene Bade. Jame* Cullen. Alfred Hen- ay. Emll Llmk, Stephen Mlsjdkor, Rob- ert Sappa, Percy Washington, Frank Yan. LAND USE CONFERENCE. koskl, Maud Herns, Antonette Przygockl, Margaret Scoria, Mary Strano. VACUUM CLEANER ....$29.50 Proper Utilization of Land to be Dis- Sixth and seventh grades. K, D. Wallis, eaeher—John Calandrlollo, Nicholas Durko, cussed at Rutgers. Charles GoVham, Preston Hendrlckson, Raoul Hnrdr, William Heyer. Thomas Me. MAZDA TREE LAMPS 5c One of the most fundamental Klttrlck, Walter Mueller, Harold Ruhle, problems confronting our nation to- Michael Sullivan, Frederick Sickles. Oraco day, namely, proper land utilization, Egrglnson, Amelia Hennessy, Margaret Hen- FINANCIAL nessy. Isabel Hedley. Anna Maason, Helen will be discussed from many phases Masavltch. Anna Phillips, Edna Petkefegg, at a state conference scheduled for Helen Ross. MAZDA TREE SETS December 21st at 10:00 A. M. at the Seventh crad^, J. M. Aumaek, teacher— Rutgers university gymnasium at Harold Bchr. George Cobb. Georgt Cowi- New Brunswick. Thousands of dol- ng, Alex Durko, Anthony Ferrari, Joseph SECURITY lars have been lost in every county Jross. Harvey Heyer, Victor Murouskl. Robert Samlwnl,!, Runsell Well". Mai-Ion In New Jersey duo to lack of knowl- Gross. Edna Klalber. Evelyn Rotter. Sarah edge in handling soils. Few people Stnibblt. Francli. Thorer, Christine Wag- appreciate the effect of tho enor- ner. Madeline Yoncoufskey. Eighth grade, K. V. Wells, teacher—Wal- ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SHOP mous losses caused by one or an- ter Hutton, Stella Lnpehuk. Richard Hart- other typo of erosion. For example, zel. George Murouskaa, Dorothy Feketle. RED BANK'S LEADING ELKCTMC SHOP to quote from Dr. Llpmann, "It would Albert Wenzel. Catherine Reardon, Eleanor DURING fNE LAST THREE YEARS Fleming, Charles Conroy, Betty Schulel, be a fair assumption that wo will Adele Hayes. Margaret Frlewold. Pearl 01- 18 WHITE STREET, RED BANK, N. J. aeo the decentralization of Industry buchowlec, Christina Harclay, Harriet Heu and population, changes in real es- bach. Marie Itanly, Stella Heyer. William MEN AND WOMEN HAVE BECOME g Pnygockl. HaroW Lori, MlldrcJ Hutton. tatt e values in tho cities and suburbs, Anna Calandriella, Stella Yoncusky, Mur as well ns in the open country, all influenced by land utilization; CONVINCE^ OF THE GREAT VALUE An especially strong problem has been prepared for the conference with many nntionally known men OF AN INVESTMENT IN handling specific subjects, such as "Land Use nnd Soil Erosion" by W. H. Bennett of the U. S. Department TOWER SHOES LIFE INSURANCE of Agriculture; "The Land Resources of Now Jer&ey," by Linwood.L, Leo. PRESENTS New Jersey college of agrlcullu "Urban and Suburban Land IMo.>- ENROLL AMONG THE FORESIGHTED ONES lems. by J. Kingsley Powell. Past president of tho New Jersey aauocia- THE NEWEST IN FOOTWEAR tlon oi Real Estate Boards; "Can tho Utilization of Idle Land be Made a GET YOURSELF AN ANNUITY Fuctoi In Reduction of Delinquency," by Cnlvin Derrick, (superintendent Pt.ilc. homo for boys; and "[^nnci Use FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS Policies In the U. S. by A. R. Mann, Cornell rnhcrptty. The progrrim has been prepared by Dr. J. G. Llp- Genuine Watersnake SILVER KID mann. ilenn nnd director of the State Collcj-.r of Agriculture, who in n FREE! ! member o( the National Land Use committee. A PAIR OF IOvnyiiru- l-i invited lo attend this conference. BEAUTIFUL Chrlhtin»M Dune. BOUDOIR The .limlur Womnn'.i club nf AH- (Snmpujf nf Anwrtra bury l':iik 1:; nrniiiKlnK for a ClniHt- SLIPPERS i | .69 WOMEN'S Klvrn iiiilli i- hy llir Ki-y|inil liininl of Oxfords ** rilin-iilli.il Ilii't if inliirllun of »l" will SHOES Im nllnwril fur ciu-ll |ill|ill lunvlillni; tiilllnii linn in* imlil ni rrilnlii till 'it PURCHASED Vnl*. 'I'hlrt wolllil lllftkri flu. fri. for rnrh pujili JUTi pn yrnr nn,| v.\\\ lift 1 a. I«I\V1M|'1 or rlt;til ppf cent If (In lucitl rrliiiul tiii.-ilil rnti llv« up In Itir 11> i|Hllinii iil.i i if Mm K r;, j 1111 lni.itil,' li,i I i Innillli l.-lll rilliiH llir Im ,i| In,!, I, lina II,il turn nliln lit Innlir. n |my nirlil In Ki-ypnil alum Urn lir|:lnnlnK WuiiH-n'n "Mul.n" nf III'- I'lmrnl mhiMil yrn'. llir 'fllin WdiiH'n's llondoir All Si/.c:t, $-i.f)0 KEEP YOUR POLICIES IN FORCE Uilii. liavn hc-n nffrlrrl |i, llir ||.| 1 Illlll l,,AI,i||l|, I,r,Hill, wlm HI,!, 11,1 Sli|i|M'r, Muiibou All Color:. - - i ninniiiiilt y m r Imiil |>i PBBMI fm funil Trim FREEi! nnil lirtvn niiiU ln» |inyinrnta Ii, K*»y I Woinrn'n XMASTOYS Mi uilii Mta r:ill*«it llttOn iiavr rr Illl l.r.l fl,,|,| A miilnr Illp Will' II ll'lil All WITH EACH lhaiil (,, Din Mlililln (Vol. nnAM it m rii i IN nr ii ii \r.n Mt>. IMIirl WOIIIIIE 'if Paili avenlin PURCHASK OF mi i I.«.M linn -., ,i. inn,. , 1,1. HIIIUIF.1 fli,i,| n «|isl| ,,t a|, |, ( w u ttria v»h|, h ,Mnn,iai| |ic| 1i| li«i hi.nif CHILDREN'S r.ii raveml ilaya. 'Ilia vi"in« |i»'.|'l»'a llani'Miallf ilill SHOES .1 |l, i,,>cl|i,a .,,, \V>iln»'tay nielli t\c, I,,| II,• f -U-, -» II, H I'll'

BumsteadsWormSyrup i.i.- ii..... | t..». irnna~i rw-F' J- I' It-'-l. TOWER SHOES M.1,11,,,11,,,, .,( n..,,, ii,,,,,,,i, II I'opnlnr Prk«t| (Imin Slor» |.il, lo.l i)leM ,,tii,,,.t . r ..it. M,,S , m. .I.I.I 56 BROAD ST., , (Y««r N«I«I si«f) RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER.14,1932. Page Threa • IP Hello Everybody I " This is the Voice of Red Bank" Broadcasting a message of Good Will to the thousands of Shopping Mends of Monmouth County

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I FREE ALL DAY PARKING LOOK FOR THE SIGNS DIRECTING YOU TO THE FREE PARKING SPACE PROVIDED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BETWEEN IF WEST FRONT AND WHITE STREETS. M RY D R S T i The Shopping Center of Monmouth County The spirit of Christmas is everywhere .... but nowhere is it more vitally real than here in RED BANK, where no effort has been spared to carry out the Yuletide tradition of joy and happiness. You'll feel it the moment you enter the stores; you'll sense it in the many and timely gift suggestions displayed by the merchants. 1 REMEMBER YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO FURTHER IN RED BANK A vote of thanks is extended the people of Red Bank and vicinity by the merchants for the hearty resuonse to our aDDeal to snend their Christmas Club Checks in Red Bank. OVER 110 MERCHANTS have united to make this Christmas Shopping Season the Greatest and Most Thrifty Ono. in the History of RED BANK. h SHOP EARLY. Avoid confusion by choosing now from complete, well assorted stocks. Take advantage of the aid of alert, interested salespeople. Save time-Save strength-Save money.

OVER 100,000 GIFT COUPONS SANTA CLAUS DAY OVER $500 IN GIFTS will l>r nwnrdrd to nhopprr* durii)« tho Cliriitmnt ShnppiiiK Semon. (littriblltril with purdintmt to nlioppri» ilmiiiK ll>'" Innt Iwn wrrlm. A Tomorrow, Thursday, lirr (iifl Coupons i^ivrii with pure liniri in ilofra diiplnyinn thn officlnl CIIAMIJI'.K Ol COMMKRCF. HANNKHS. drawing to r December 15th, held Tomorrow niylit, Thursday, nt OJ.'JO. Snuln will vtAit nil •lmr« ilinplnying THURSDAY, DEC. 15th, U Double Coupon Day. tho o((i< inl linnnri nni! dull ilitltr yllln I" Ci(U on ditplny nt (.'hritlinni I Irndqiinrlrr.., corner .irond BIKI Monmouth Drnwintf to tnltn pine " nt the ( otnrr of Hrond mul Moniiuuitli Slrrrti. nil llm lti

IMICIIIIIMIIMI came to Brldgoton In the fali of 1917. OIIOi SCOUTS TO 8ING. the International-aspect,of the Qlrl Church Wont Let He is a widower, his wife having died Scout membership. two. ypars ago. In all of his flvopas Contes- t to Be Held to Select the The troups which will represent Minister Resign torates his work haa been marked by B«st Songster*. this locality are'Troops 24, 29. 25, 27 success, A now and interesting angle of and Troop 8, all of Red Bank, cap- Chattel Mortgage Sale Tho Bridgeton Evening I^ew« re- tained byvMrs. Oertrude Wafner, Your Gift This Christmas Bridgeton Thinks Too Much of the usual Christmas sing has been cently printed tho following editorial planned by Mr». Olga Mustain, local Mrs. Grace Relnham, Miss Barbara Rev. Robert R. Thompion to about Rev. Mr. Thompson: director of tho Monraouth council of Deckert, Miss Bose Haft and Mrs. Xng after the merriment of Christmas is for- "The Evening News extends its Girl Scouts, Marie Parker. Have Him Go-—Lincroft Na- congratulations to the First Baptist gollcn and roost presents are laid aside, this Ideal As a stimulus to hard practice and tive True to Pact. church, to the city, of Bridgeton and : ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. gift will be remembered each time interest checks to Rev. Robert it. Thompson over the an Inspiration to each of the 600 Rev. Robert R.N Thompson rocontly fact that the church Is not to loso singing 'voices the Monmouth coun- are received. presented his resignation as pastor of cil boasts tho county has been divid- Miss Dorothy Waters Gatlns to Wed the services of. a devoted minister, Bayard Domlnlck BtuV Urst Baptist church of Bridgeton In that tho city Is not to loso a splendid ed into coven locality groups, each Cumberland county.lbut it was notcitizen, and that Mr. Thompson will of which will vie for the distinction Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Gatlns may now purchase these Fidelity Union :, accepted and Rev. Mr. Thompson will have an opportunity to cement the of producing Monmouth county's of Rumaon havo announced ths en- W!o Guaranteed First Mortgages and Certificates contlnuo to serve. The "resignation congrogation Into a strong organiza- sweetost songsters. gagement of their daughter. Miss was proffered under unusual circum- This competition wWl be held Dorothy Waters Gatlns, to Bayard v ( from 8100 up, They represent tho soundest typo ' By virtue o£ a Chattel Mortgage given by Thomas Brooklt- tion and start the old First Baptist ; bank to F. S. Weeks, dated November 21HI, 1932, recorded in stances, in accordance with ft pact on a new career of usefulness!. Thursday evening, Dcceniber 22d, atDominlck Stout, son of Mr. arid Mrs; , • ,6f investment because payment of principal and which tho clergyman made some time Andrew Variclc Stout of Riverside Book 176 of Chattel Mortgages, Page -125, etc., and upon which "Few ministers have endeared 8 o'clock In the Asbury Park high Interest is guaranteed. dofault in payment, lms liecn made, I, F., S. Week?, tho Clmttel ago with tho late Rev, A, O,. Gilmore, school auditorium. —- drive In Middlotown township, near themselves sto the cqmmunlly~as lias Red Bank, Mortgagee, will sell the property covered by said Chattel Mort- * pastor of the Pearl street Baptist Tho activities of the Girl Scouts church of Bridgeton. Rev. MrMr.. Thompson. His Interest in all gage viz: Ono team gray mares, 7 and 8 years old; ono gray that concerns tho welfare of the city finds so .ready a response in the Miss Gatlns attendsd Miss Porter's Thompson is a native of Lincroft and hearts of those with tho tha talent sohool in Farmlngton, Connecticut, horse, 6 years old; one white-faced black horse, 0 years old; one for more than fifteen years ho hasIs unflagging and his servives are al- Jersey cow, one Jersey cow; spotted; one heifer, 2 broad tread ways at the command of thoso | dis-am! experience to train young voices and is a debutante of this icaton, FIDELITY VNIOUT been pastor of the Bridgeton. church. n that the captains of each group have She la a provisional member of the ''farm wagons, 2 sets heavy double harness, SO-tooth dra,g harrow, tress or need. Junior league. Mr. Stout was eleoted The t-woTJridgeton churches are Sn "We arc more than pleased at thereceived volunteer direction of the Title & Mortgage Guaranty Company 2 McCormick-Deeiins mowing machines, hay rake, hijy tedder, close proximity. Rev. Mr. Thomp- best music masters throughout the a member of the New York Stook 4-row riding weetler, 2-row walking wecder,-3 Planet Jr. riding happy outcome of this matter for the son and Kcv. Mr. Gilmore were of country. exchange a short time ago. He is Broad, Bank and Academy Streets cultivators, Johnson binder, 2 South Bend plowo, No. 4; Emerson reason that wo regard Mr. Thompson also a member of the Bumson the opinion that they should be but one removed from tho Fourth Es- The several groups will be trained potato digger, McCormick-Deerlnp: tractor, set tractor plows, merged. They mado a pact to the country club. _. _' , NEWARK, NEW JERSEY double disc for tractor, 2 ono-horsc cultivators, one-horse Paris tate, and Bridgeton cannot afford to in their respective communities and effect that should the opportunity for 1 tho competitive numbers will bo se- MOBBISON C. COLYER, trm - Green duster, three-row furrowing sled, power potato grader, Mc- lose such a man. ' The road to better and blggor busi- uuch a merger come while both were lected from songs characteristic of ness leads through The Register's ad- Cormick-Deering engine, l'i h. p.; lG-barrel potato body, Stewart in service in Bridgeton both would the different nations In courtesy to vertising colun)ns.<-Advertbement. clipping machine, RiRgt,, plo* 2 Asplmvall potato planters, also resign, or if one was gone from his MIDDLETOWN'S LIBRARY. lorks, shovels, blankets kmt. small tools used on (arm occupied by church the ono remaining would seek party'of the first part. to consummate tho consolidation, and Book Circulation Shows un Increase when the outlook was good for this to Over Last Year. Sale on William C. ItUiinrdson Fiirm, formerly known as the bo brought about he would resign.- The circulation of books at the Conover Farm, about ono mile north of Marlboro, Shortly after t-ho death of Rev. Mr. Mtddletown townBhip freo public Gilmore last July. Rev. Mr. Thomp- library for tho past month is almost nn HIP Englfshtunn Rnnd, on son revealed to both congregations 1,000 more than for the same period the. belief that he and Rev. Mr. Gil-last year. The library received gifts more had that the two churches of 75 children's books from Joseph A Glorious Array of Christmas Gifts at should merge. Efforts to this end Callahan and 34 children's books MONDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1932 were started and when they seemed from Charles Edwards of Leonardo. Sale Starts 11:00 A. M. assured nf success Rev. Mr. Thomp- The circulation of books was ae fol- son kepi his pact with his dead lows: ' brother minister by tendering his 1031 10S3 """TERMS:—CaFh. Navetinli 1.S08 ,2. US PENNEY'S i v*i^natiun. Later, through action Mlddlotoivn 640 763 BED BANK'S NEWEST DEPARTMENT STORE tnUrn by Mr. Thompson's church, the Ilivci- Plnx,i CSS JOHN L.NARAZONICK, Auctioneer. merger was not effected and the res-Belford _... 382 3S0 i^'natiGn was not accepted. Port Honmouth 461 4S6 A. A. LEWIS, Clerk. Leonardo 402 Rev. Mr. Thompson was ordained Wenl Bench 547 590 F. S. WEEKS, Mortgagee. us a Baptist clergyman at the RedLeonardo high school 1 ,A31 1,665 Llnrroft _ 172 267 Bank Baptist church July, 12th, 189C,Everett 53 after graduating from Coozer thelog- 49 i Caterer on the Grounds. Red Hill _ 25 24 ical seminary. He spent 21 years in Car ..._ 1,033 1,127 four pastorates in Pennsylvania and Our Store Will Be Open HEBE IS A BEAL SPECIAL FEATURE VISIT SANTA 8,767 FOB HOLIDAY SELLING I THURSDAY and IN HIS FRIDAY NIGHTS And Every Night Until FANCY PILLOWS TOY SHOP Christmas. Fine Quality Rayon Damask Covering on Front and Back) Hayon Cord Binding. All Filled With Kapok and Silk. OKI oh.' a Dolf SIZE 16x18. Trousseau Complete 3Cant Locomotive! S7- for Mechanical Jinny colon to ehoote from. Hurry! Hey will I TRAIN SET go fait! 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rum: WIIJTI; LIFEBUOY Abtorbent SOAP J. C. PENNEY CO, COTTON I 212l-Zl3 HUOAIIHOAUD ST.ST.. , "Red Unnk't Nnwcit Unn«r(mcnt Store" HED BANK. N. . RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1932. * Pago Fivs $08,000 In a drlvo to raise funds to sickness. Ho was 37 yearn old and la |mlesioners grant them permits to in- first In that city to make application ctenalvo alterations and Improve- Any time you are unable iv Here and There liquidate the $50,000 Indebtedness on survived by a widow and ono daugh- stall septic sewage tanks as a pro- for a permit to soil beer and wlnB as ments are made. reach your physician or don list Expert Repairing the Masonic temple at that place. ir. test against the high rates charged soon aa tho various appeals are put Had Deer Head Illegally. by telephone, call BIwood DouglaBS, county farm dem- Mrs. Anna M. Thompson, & native by the Long Branch Sewer company. through, OB ' , ' in the County Augustus Piephoff of Holmeson onstrator, returned home last week of Clarksburg, died at her home at Auto Dealer Dies. ABICB Contributions for Patients. was arrested by Game Warden How- PHYSICIANS'-DENTISTS' WATCHES; CLOCKS from Chicago whero he attended the Dong Branch last Monday week. She Harry W. Schuyler, well-known Dr. J. B. Gordon, medical director ward Lylo Sunday of laBt week for EXCHANGE Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- convention of the national associa- leaves two daughters and a Bister. automobile dealer at Asbury Park, of the state hospital at HUlsdale, has having tho head of a deer illegally Also Call tho and JEWELRY erty, . Building Operations, tion of county farm agents. Announcement) has been made of died suddenly- Thursday night while made an appeal (or contributions to In hla possession. Ho was commit- Lodge ' Doings, Births, Mar- Mlsa Helen B. Johnes and Hiram the engagement ,-o'f,. Miss Helen' B. aid the hospital authorities In giving ted to tho county jail on default of NURSES' REGISTRY . Wolfard of Freehold were mar- Grant of Bradley Beach to Joseph F. Bitting In Ills automobile. He was Accuracy, skill and, experi- riages and Deaths. fifty yeara old and Is survived by a tho 1,800 patients a Joyful Christmas. a flno of $100. for Graduate, Practical or ried at Elkton, Maryland, recently. Huhn of Asbury Park, New Ilabbl Installed. Hourly Nurses. ence enable us to do the The brldo is employed as a commun- Mrs. Mary Surgent, D8, wife of Wal- widow, a brother and two sisters. Annexation BUI. The Long Branch board of educa- Fireman Fell Asleep. A bill providing for tho annexa- Rabbi Isidor Solomon was installed most delicate repairing. We tion has decided to ask the teachers ity nurse at Keyport. ter Surgent of Freehold, dlod last Jeannette A. Grob W. D. Stanford, former editor of week In the Fltkln Memorial hospital. Frederick Bernocco, an Asbury tion of the Freneau section of Mata- as leader of the Agudath-Achim con- 134 Bridge Avc, Hod Bunk. guarantee satisfaction. Our to continue to take a ten per cent wan township to Matawan borough gregation at Freehold Sunday of last reduction in their ealnrloB. The pres- the Ocean County', Leader at Point Henry A. Vaccaro has been elected Park fireman, lias been suspended Telephone Red Dnnll 07. prices will please vou. Pleasant, Is now employed by the Jer- president of the Roosevelt Democratic from duty for two weeks without pay is being prepared' for Introduction at week. About 300 .persona attended Day pr Night ent agreement to take the reduction tho next session of the legislature. terminates December 31st sey Central power and light company association of Asbury Park. after admitting that he fell asleep the ceremonies. Silverware Repaired Jerome Cottrell of Smlthburg, who at Freehold. Two Arrested In Theft. while oh duty at the telephone Retired Pastor Dead. ^1^ and Replated" Like New suffered a stroke of paralysis three Mrs. Jesse M. Smith of Ohio ar- Theodore Griffln was arrested laat switchboard at flro headquarters. Rev. Jame3 A. Matheaon, pastor of weeks ago, died In the Long Branch rived at Freehold last week to spend week for stealing a pump fromV a Trooper Geta Dead Deer. tho Allontown Presbyterian church hospital laot Saturday week. Ho was the winter with her daughter, Mrs. barn at Gordon's Corner, and . Carl State Trooper Stumvoll of Free- for many years, died last Wednesday 73 years old,and Is survived by a Georgo G. Horn, at the Freabyterlan.Vivian of near Engltshtown was ar- hold last week* secured a young buck after a Blckness of several months brother and a, Bister. manse. rested for receiving tho pump. Both deer which was killed by a train o leaves a widow and one son. 36 Broad St., Red Bank Members of the Spring Lake lodge Maurice O'Connor of Freehold died were committed to the county Jill to near Farmlngdalc. He turned it over An Appropriate GIFT •.;.•••: ! Tel 1831. . Monday of last week after a long Child Hit by Auto. of Masons have secured pledges tor await tho action of the grand jury. to Game Warden Howard Lylo for Cecelia Medina, four years old, ol distribution among the hospitals. ^ Comrnlttoenutn Ousted. lowcll station was struck by- an au- Thomas J. Garvoy has been ousted Found Dead In Home. amobile Thursday afternoon near as Democratic committeeman In the Aaron Thome, who lived alone'on esyhomo and suffered a fractured for CHRISTMAS STORE OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. second ward at Asbury Park and J. tho Leland Clayton farm at Gordon's Ight shoulder and collarbone. G. Hartlgan has been named in his Corner, was found dead a few days Miss Pauline Stanford of Farm- Here is a gift every owner of a motor car place. The executive committee for ago by a party of hunters. He was igdale has been elected president of After Saturday, December I9th, Store Open Every Night Until Christmas. Democratic clubs charge that Garvey 62 yeara old and is survived by three ho annual conference of tho Y. W. will appreciate. is aligned with the Republican party. brothers and three sisters. A. older girls of. Monmouth coun Schools to Give Shows. Dinner for Football Team. This year's conference was re Shows will be given In tho Nep- A testimonial dinner was given to ently held at Long Branch, "Try Red Bank First tune City schools with groceries as members of the Long Branch high Sorough Buys Properties. the admission price, the groceries to school football team at the Garfleld- Tho borough of Avon at a tax sa! 25 and 50-GaIlon Books of bo distributed among the poor and Grant hotel Wednesday night by the iast week bought In the 59 properties unemployed.. A bureau Is also to be Rotary and Exchange clubs. About dvertieed for the full _ amount of Gasoline Tickets. opened at tho. schools to collect cloth- 200 attended .the affair. .akes, interests and costs at an lnter- Ing for similar distribution. Will Wed Today. ;st rate of eight per cent. Appointed to Naval Academy. Miss Marlon McDowell, daughter Elected Fire Chief. John D. Carson of Asbury Park of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDowell of Eugene VanBrunt was elected chief For Further Particulars Inquire has been appointed to the United Wlckatunk, and Rev. Frank A. Huff, f the Monmouth Beach fire depart- States naval academy by Congress- pastor of tho Reformed church of ment last week. Clifford Weltz was man William H. Sutphln. His alter- Marlboro, will bo married today at chosen first assistant and Harry nates are Adolph J. Goldcnthal of tho home of tho bride. Woolcy second assistant. xcehold and Raymond V. Glennon of Old Bridge. Licenses at Freehold. Notes Renewed. Jones Filling Stations George Mulholland, motor license Mayor Clarence E. F. Hetrick of Firemen's Election. agent at Freehold, has announced Asbury Park announced last week George Sperling was elected second that during Novembef he had issued that the commissioners had been suc- COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE assistant chief of the Long Branch 442 drivers' licenses and 467 passen- essful in renewing a million and a fire department last week over Mich- ger car licenses. This was about the lalf dollars in notes. COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. ael DeUsa by a vote of 247 to 171. same as last year. To Close for Whiter. Sperling succeeds Frank Clayton, Injured In Fall. COR. FRONT & SPRING STS. who automatically advances to flrat The Monterey hotel at Asbury assistant. William A. Thompsop n of Freehold Park will close Friday ot this week fell from a step ladder while hang- and will reopen in the spring after Home Destroyed. Ing window shaded s in ththe Freeholhd Hirsck's Kiddie Shop Fire following an explosion In the courthouse last week. He landed on home of Henry Gllckman of Jersey- a steam radiator and suffered an In- 20 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. ville Sunday night of last week. The jury to his spine. explosion was in a kerosene heater License Office to Move. Outfitters for Children's Wearing Apparel and Its force blew out one side of the Albert Helmroth, motor vehicle house, -Mr. Gllckman was badjy agent at Asbury Park, has an- burned. nounced that after December 12th the motor license bureau will be lo- Thousands of Gift Suggestions Buy them at this exclusive Children's Wearing Tuition Fees Lowered. The Keyport board of education cated in the Park Chevrolet agency has reduced the tuition fees for out- on Main Btreet. Apparel Sho i, where you obtain only quality merchan- side pupils to $115 a year. The board Adelphln Man Dead. will also allow a rebate of $10 per Hczekiah Hulse of Adelphia die pupil for prompt payment of the fees. at the Long Branch hospital last Fr dise at the market's lowest prices. This amounts to eight per cent for day week after a long sickness from the year. heart trouble. He died on his 47th Flour Distributed. birthday. A widow and four children >O«*tH survive him. ONLY A HANDFUL ARE HERE MENTIONED FOR THURSDAY Several thousand bags of flour have been distributed In Neptune town- EdKor in Hospital. ONLY ! ship, Bradley Beach, Neptune City, Alex L. Morcau, editor of tho Free Colored Border Sheet Sets Avon. Belmar, South Bolmar, Wall hold Transcript, was taken to- thi Ono sheet 81 x 90 and rwo pillow caioi. All colon. Callepham township. Spring Lake, Manascjuan, Long Branch hospital last Saturda; 100% Silk wrapped. and Wannamassa through the Red week where he underwent an oper :iL24 SNOW SUITS Cross. tlon. He IB reported to bo Improv- All Wool Reversible Blankets Easy for Firemen. ing rapidly. Lingerie Tho Weat Long Branch firemen Big Catch ol Fl8h. TVo tone color combinations, 100% wool and bound with have had an eaay time for the past The Galilee and Deal pound fisher- a lilt lolln. Doubls bad ilia. year. The only exercise they received men made a big catch of whiting last J_ 198 1.09 was parading in neighboring com- Wednesday. The catch amounted to Rayon Bathroom Se munities. Tho flro alarm rang but about ono hundred barrels and was 99c onco and this was for a small grass about equally dlylded between the Conilitt of a full width window cu n and thowar curtain. Values W$1.08.' fire. two places. Panties, ch'smlies, dance sett, Rubberlled. All colon. Allcnwood Couple Wed. I'astel Shinies. Sizes 1, 2 and 8. Swan Electrocuted. and slip* in bias cut and tail- Mr. and Mrs. William K. Allen of A swan measuring eight feet from 7 pc. Linen Table Sets Allcnwood have announced the mar- tip to tip of its wings and one of ored styles with laco trim- NOTE —Only thoae 54 t 70 Inchai. Handiom« colored Jordan and all rlago of their daughter Agnes to the largest of a flock of five on Deal mings and embroideries. irnitet. < ErneBt P. Clayton, also of AHenwood. Hemstitched borden. BABV presenting a copy of lake, flew Into a high-tension elec- Tho marrlago took placo at Havre tric wire last week and was Instant- Zipper Outfits this Adv., can purchase Snow Suits do Grace, Maryland, November 27th. ly killed. Embroidered Pillow Cases Want Septic Tanks. Wants Beer license. this item at this special For boys and girls. 2 to 6. Appliquad with whita and colored medalHoni. Regulation tixs In all pastel shades. Several propertp y owners at Long Adolph Kadlec, owner of the Im- 45 x 36. Pair to tha bon. perial hotel at Long Branch, is tho Novelty $•§.98 and up price. $9.98 and up Branch have demanded that the com- Spreads Boxed Turkish Towel Sets One largo towel and two faca clothi beautifully appliqued and BOYS' BLOUSES and SHIRTS embroidered. 59. Tern Sawyer Blouses and Shirts STOP GAMBLING DN CDAL! 99c Pinch Pleated Damask Drapes _ Luitroui all ovtr daslgni, fully linad anti pinch ptaatad, com- * and up Two tone candlewick spreads plat* with fit-bftcki. All colon. 59c in hand tufted designi. Cov- orlett spreads in all over jac- Imported French Dolls Xlroudcloth, l'latn and I?nncy MntorliilH. quard figures. All colors. Full Beautiful figurei dreued In ten ruffled rayon taffeta coitumei. • HUTTON-ON ULOUSE-Blies 4 to 10. bed size. PJIMI colon. 8I11KTS-Slir» g to 14. BOYS* BOYS' TIES Rayon Taffeta Spreads $0 Vino Quality Silk. KID GLOVES Kvtiry ono boxed. Tnlr Finr quality porfactly tailored bad iprtadi In lolid colon of ^^ -' mill up 75c orchid, groan, gold, rota, blua, and p«ach. Pull ilia 84 x 105. 25c HIirs 3 (o 7. IMTOIITKI) SCOTCH Priscilla Drapes to Match $1.98 set J SILK MUFFLERS DRESSES ftmI Fine Novelty Cushions 50c "" l.uifroui i*lint, flfjuritj dam A iki, •mbroMwrtd thtnltU], and 100% Silk natttd lttln aml>roid«rad i»ti. ^ All fnticy imttcnu. 99* Children's Slips - Gowns J.98 Sister & Brother ORDER "blue coal' 5 and 6 pc. Scarf Sets Just received—25 doz- All linen and all inc.* ictrf i»U wlllt l)«ftuliful laca hi mine J Pajamas Jersey Suits Jumper Dresses *IUclt. en high - grade Silk IDENTIFY IT BY ITS blue COLOR Drcsici. Pastel shades, then yon can bn tare of getting tho brut Novelty Table Cloths $ land h1ocV«if and «U ovar floral d*ilgni. (2 i 12. Alto, trail. 1.98 •troet and party; best 1.00 r 1.09 rRT'J onr tmewifln profff f ymir hj-flirmmtmmfcfrirnKinrctlnamrtU- U v>ith [ar<|uanl liunUri 4 j i 4'J quality silk, h a n d » ArJr>r*tt|« linn»rlt, , , , Daautifuily Very fine quality spun H 39' trinutitd wiln •iquiul* A) a neon All-wool jcr»cy—navy, mnnry when you buy mil. wlirn oili.OilkiltmpnnimmmO K.rvny hemmed and linnd- jersey, all-wool; nil Shoe Bug and Tree Set |f|.« Urai, Dial rut «nd tailot«d brown nnd wine color. you plume your ilrilrr, <|im't My; < jf|i>al'«n* v>ra|i|>*»'R t "inri. lt<-ji i,r( turif itihn*.), AH tr\:,,, ...,| iWal. 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' i of aged, Infirm and other folk* who Cliff wood Man are (hut In on account of sickness, Thoss who would like to participate Admits Perjury are asked.to notify Rev. F. Alvin Langwlth, the pastor. Offers of au- Howard Johnson, 24, an automobile' tomobiles or trucks to transport the mechanic at Cllffwood, admitted be- carol singers will bo appreciated! Mr. fore a jury at Freehold Friday that' Langwltli states. Considerable mile- he had perjured himself In a damage age must be covered, as tho homes suit a year ago In which judgments of the congregation embrace a large amounting to $45,400 were granted. territory, . : • • • lookl The verdicts were given In lavor of Mrs. Ema Tunlson, who lives with Lawrence St. Dennis of Port Huron, her daughter, Mrs. William B. Me- Michigan, Frederick J. Shatnacker of Dougali, has returned home from a Parlln and Miss Ruth Bergdah! as a vlaltat East Orange and Nutlty. result of Injuries received In a col- About 120 persona attended the and Listen ! lision between a car driven by St. dance held by the Young M«n's Dennla s,nd a truck owned by tho Christian association at tho cohool- milling company. His testimony liouso Friday night. The profits served to corroborate St. Dennis, who, amounted to $30. Heres eomeu Christmas I at the first hearing on a rule to set 'His Natal Day" ia the title of a aside the verdicts, testified that Dr. Christmas cantata which will be giv- Aaron L. Simon, a Paisalo lawyer en by the choir of the Reformed and his counsel at tho trial, and the church Sunday evening at half-past lattcr's brother. Moo Simon, had seven o'clock, under the direction of coached him to testify to a set of Mra. Harry Morris and Miss Alice Fields as pianist. The choir com- facts given him by Simon as coming prises Mrs. Morris, Miss Elizabeth from Johnson as to the cauao of the Soffol and Mrs. Charles D. Flock so- accident. Tho trial is being continued pranos, Mra. John W. Sherman, today. Mrs. Alfred Buck and Mra. F. Alvin Langwlth altos, Chrlney Conover and Russell D. Heulitt tenors, and Wil- Treasurer Reports on liam Hunt and Arnold Conover bassos. County Finances The firemen havo started a pool tournament. Most of the members C. Asa Francis, county troasurer, of tho company are contestants. reported to the freeholders last week Mrs. Louis Plotkln Is confined to r that Monmouth county had just se- the house with a heavy cold. She is cured a renewal of $600,000 tax an- Improving. ticipation notes and he pointed this Atlantic grange celebrated its first Out as donnlte proof of tho county's anniversary last night with a cov- financial soundness. ered dish supper at the schoolhouse. At a recent meeting attended by After the feast an entertainment was Mr. Francis, Attorney General Wil- given. liam A. Stevens and a number of Mrs. Mary Desmond, one of the lankers, tho bankers readily agreed oldest residents of this place, was o renew the notes after the county suddenly taken sick a few days ago. lad agreed to pay off $500,000 owed She is Improving. » the Bank of Manhattan. Several Archibald Reynolds has opened a nembers of the county bankers' asso- fish market at Perth Amboy, iiatlon will elt in with tho freehold- Mr. and Mrs. Charles D, Flock and DOLLS irs when the 1933 budget la consld- their sons, Richard and William, ired. were visitors at New York last Children Can't Resist the New Wednesday. William was taken PBIZE WINNING STEEES. sick shortly after returning home and he has since been confined to BUTTERCUP They Were Purchased at Live Stock tho house. Show by Mutual Grocery. Mrs. F. Alvin Langwlth was a vis- Horsman has outdone themselves this year itor at Newark last Wednesday. in giving us the cutest, sweetest, cuddliest bunch A special purchase of prize winning Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes and iteers at tho International live stock Mrs. Cox of Brldgeton were recent ihow held recently In Chicago is an- of honey in the form of BUTTEKCUP. She guests of Mrs. Asher Crawford. # Come—help us celebrate the opening of our Lounced by the Mutual Grocery com- The basekotball team of the Young comes in three sizes with beautiful Layette r* any. This group consists exclusive- Men's Christian association defeat- new headquarters for Westinghouse Appliances. Clothes. ly of the choice Aberdeen Angus ed East Freehold in a game at this breed raised in Mason City, Iowa, place Thursday night ^ and described as exceptionally fancy We have displayed an array of quality electrical cattle. $2.95 83.95 $4.95 Every steer in this load. Is a blue household needs such as you have never seen before. ribbon winner. They were prepared Tinton Falls News. for the Mutual markets by Armour Modern China Urn Sets, beautiful Turnover Toast- BABY GRAND & Company, and will be ready for Pupils of tho public school with DOLL'S TRUNK the consumer on Thursday of this perfect attendance records for the ers, Automatic Waffle Irons, Portable Room past month are: PIANOS week. Heaters, Adjustable Automatic Irons, Dua/-au- First grade—Ruth Clay, Shirley Wood- Dog Banished. ward. Gaorsro Blnaco. Harold Boiee. Kocco tomatio Ranges and Refrigerators, Wa«her», Ocleu. KuKcno lloman. Elroy Kopaa. China Percolator A three-year-old Collie owned by Second ami third gradtiB—Jed Boycfl. Vacuum Coffet Edgar Aaron of Asbury Park has Willijim Carter. Charlea DuFour. Martin Set«—Built-in Watch- Ironers,—an almost endless list of efficient, de- Maker retains valu- been banished from his home for two Dwyer, (icorgo Blnaco, Gflorue Clay, man control, new itain- able bean oil*. Smut Georgo Kouvarls. Francis- O'Gorman, Jo- proof Mlcarta tray*. months. At tho end of that time he sephine Andrade, Katharlna Monao. pendable, and economical Westinghouse appliances China bus. will return home nnd be placed on Third Rnd fourth Kradea—Jamea Fer- good behavior. Mrs. Edgar Jonea, a KBon. Justice Ferguaon, George German, designed to meet the needs of modern homemakeri. Georgo Krahnert, William Manzo. Jean neighbor, claimed that the dog's con- Reed. Joe Seals. Roao Blnaco, Barbara tinual barking made it Impossible (or Cuirie. Jean Farley. Come—see the demonstrations. Learn something her to rest or recuperate from a re- Fifth and sixth grades—Michael Blnaeo, Howard Drake, Melvin German. Domlniek cent Illness. Scala. James VanWickle. Anna Clark, new about electricity—how it can nave your energy, Ruth Fieldlnp. Georglanna Krahnert, More Prlxes" Awarded. Janet Scott. Mabel Shulu, Evelina, Wil- your time, your money. You will be pleasantly liams. Josephine Wllllama. Another series of prizes has been Seventh and eighth gradei—Walttr surprised to find out how easy it it to give your Every Kiddie loves a l'lano. awarded in the U. S. G. Homo news Carter. Honj&mln Clark, ErneBt Krahnart. Jeromo Reed, Vincent Reed, Robert Scott, Here is n good slxe, brightly contest, this being contest C, arranged Gerald Wyndorf, Rose Gordon, Annie family the conveniences they have always wanted, Metal Trunk, largo size, finished by Greenspan Brothers In celebration Hull. Dorothy Johnson, Elisabeth Shults, Sandwich Grill— in two shades of Bluo with travel painted Green Baby Grand with of the dedication of their new ware- Margaret Robinson. Tekla Krahnert. Chrome—quickly the conveniences you have always longed to have. Food Mixer. MUetj slickers. Has drawers and hang- 13 keys. Good tone. houso at Perth Amboy. The wlnnora toasts, bakes, grills, mathet, beats, blend*! Jeromo Heed, son of Mr. and Mrs. stirt, whips anything. ers for Dollies' Clothes. are Mrs. Georgo H. Lovl of Wood- Edwin C. Reed, is improving from a fries, to your taste. Come—join in this gala opening celebration. bridge, frlgldaire, Mrs. J. H. Smith broken leg which he received last $1.00 $2.00 of Plainflold, chest of silver, and Eliz- week whllo playing soccer. There will be something special doing every minute. abeth Duslk of Trenton, set of Urea. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, one of tho oldest residents of this place, Is con- rostmlstress Dead. fined to the bed with sickness. Chalk Up Your Cue and Take a Tip Mrs. Wllhelmlna Brewer, poatml Mr. and Mrs. William Helm of trCRe of Manasquan Park, died last Philadelphia spent part of last week From A Pool Player! Friday week at the ago of 69 years. wllh Mrs. Charles Drcycr. Sho Is survived by two daughters Miss Margaret Schultz of Belmar Don't buy a Tool Table because It Is cheap. In order to get and a son. was a recent guest of Miss Margai I any sport from this game your talilo must bo absolutely smooth Dean. and level. Tho cushions must bo lively and proportioned exactly JUST LOOK Soccer teams representing the at every point. The pocltets must be cut exact and finished properly. Colt's Neck News. schools of this place and Neptune City played a draw game at Tinton Compact Irontri Wringer and Splnnei with new convenience Falls last week. The score was 0 to , Dryer Washers wit* AT THESE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath of 0. Tho Tinton Falls boys are elated feature* that speed Fair Haven, Thomas Melger of over tho outcome, inasmuch, as Nep- water'discharge pump Ironing. Adjuitablt- Occanport and Joaquln I^iwrencc of automatlc heat control Colt's Neck spent Wednesday even- tune City is leading tho soccor league. Prior to playing Tinton Falls, and new down-feed ing with Mr. and Mrs. David Tu- design. inldalsky. Npptuno City had won every gams. ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCES The Red Cross campaign in Atlan- So far this season tho Tinton Falls tic township, which wnn conducted boys havo won two games, lost three under tho direction of Mrn. William nnil nlnyed ono tie. They will play S. McDoupnll, remitted In contribu- nt this plnco ngalnst WanamaSBO, 0 The name Wettinghouie is your guarantee of tions of $51.8,1. This la considerably Frklny. lnr^nr than tho amount given last A daughter wns born '° M™' ^" quality, modern design, and prices that are right. year. word Stoothoff last week. Each and every Weitlnghouie appliance for the The Clirl.itmn.i entertainment of Dr. Kuier, who in tho utato super- Adjust nbl cauto* matic Irons with Duilt* Ihn Kunilny-ttchool of tho Krformod visor of physical education, visited home has back of it more than forty years of ex- Beautiful automatic church will be held Frklny night, De- tho school nt tlilH plnco last week. In Watchman thermo- Waffle Irons with visi- stat—rubber handle. cember 2.1(1. Thn Klrln' volley hull tcnnl ot Tin- perience in the electrical industry. We have every ble heat indicator. A number of the inenilieiH ut the ton Fulhi wnfl defentrd In a Kamo at Reformed church will rlnK enrols on Avon n fow dnyu ngo by tho score confidence in the Wcstlnghouse Company because Cliilntnmn cvo In front of tho homes of 3 to 1. its policy is In line with our own: To give dollar- for-doilnr value no matter what competition does; to sell merchandise that satisfies today, tomorrow, UNBF.UEVABI.F. and for years to come.

ToMlm (hit tun W«etlnf house Van* DESK VALUE (out automatlcsll} —quiet bfeeae maker* wlirn trays alp low —bertalne In tummc* eitd. Usable fl«t top. and winter comfort.

The Merriest Christmas Mnllum alia Mnpln II..I, i, HI • Itallhl • linl, mill |m, I,,,,. I.i'l il he Ilic ini'iiii',:! Cliri:ilni;ifl 'rinf»l(f«t Warm flllvar flpsjulal CleanM— Cast* Ol»ws— Dtfuf. DI'.SK m.AC.KIIOARI) HrfiH'r«t..i< wit C|r«nfr—••t' wuM'a iht, W '•>• Chrwnlum r*fl*tif*t fla«i« 1 you rvrr clijiiyril. You lillnw ftlliilil Iwn aaffly *i«vl, ra rarnrit for supn of ftntlQafy an4 ^fotw-ajlftw »l«. Follfrw ai will lie iifi-(li-i|. Our Clirnliti.T! '*r^f«rl#*Aere, sncnts. fncteMe, •wifittr. f'lllll Mlpplii:: Ilii' In:.I. mclllixl of jM'tlliii; Hum, ViMi ;iic ennlijillv lllVlli'll In Culm' in j|||i| join l|n\V. Clyde W. Mason 7 Broml Slrcct, R«il Bank. TOUTS BROAD STRE ET NATION ALBAN K rnimr tin 17 Broad St., Red Bmik, N. J, RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1932. Seven FURNITURE CO. KEYORT, N. J. The Big Store oil the Main Corner

.15 to STORE OPEN 1 Enters The Final 9 Days Of The EVERY EVENING Lower in UNTIL THIS Price GREAT SALE THAN ANY ENDS . ... WHICH OTHER STORE IN WILL BE ON THE STATE. GREATEST CHALLENGE SALE THE DAY THAT IS OUR i BEFORE XMAS. Guarantee! Ever Held by Any Store-At Any Time-At Any Place A Small Deposit Your money re< holds any article funded or our price ON DEC. 2d, we made this very same statement and it stands good until the very last minute of THIS GREAT CHRISTMAS MONTH CHALLENGE SALE. until Xmat. brought down if Of course it's the truth that our prices are the lowest in the State... hundreds and hundreds of people from all parts of the State found this to be so when they you can disprove bought fine quality Furniture, Rugs, Odd Piece;, and Gifts at priceB that they thought were only imaginary. Just bear this i'n mind—that if you're buying a 10c Sorry ! Impossible this statement. toy, a chair, a lamp, a rug or even furnishing a home to honor Phone or Terms: CASH. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD OR EVEN DUPLICATED! Mail Orders.

2.25 Table Lamp $110 6-Pc. $119 10-Pc. $1.50 Magazine $7.50 Buffet Mirrors $34.50 Twin Studio Divan Parchment Shade, Rack largo Imported Vase. All Colors. Largo compartments. Stands Makes a beautiful gift and yet inex- ;*. ri Opens to full oize or twin beds. Two Bedroom Suite Dining Room on legs. pensive. Si individual innerspring mattresses. Fin- Only a sale of this kind could' afford [! est coverings. Three floss pillows. $1.95 End Table Here is your chance to own an honest- 75c Booh trough stylo, you the opportunity of buying a 6-pc. to-goodness real dining room suite at $11.75 $3.95 suite of this type at a price that should the price of a good breakfast set. Con- fit everyone's pocketbook. Consists of $19.75 95c sists of china closet, extension table, Chest of Drawers More.than 75 to choose from large size dresser, handsome French Six roomy drawers. Well made. server, 60" buffet and 5 side and one at 40% off. 1 $2.25 27x54 vanity (Venetian mirrors), roomy arm chair, upholstered in tapestry. A 1 chest; your choice of 4-post or regular $5.75 Axminster Sheraton reproduction. 1 bed and upholstered chair and bench. j $14.75 Innerspring Mattress Newest colors and designs. $5.00 Bissell Sweeper $13.75 10-pc. Vanity Sets i Lowest price ever quoted on a spring- $125 The genuine "BIBSOU" at Ma lowest price. filled mattress. ; The famous "Pereline" quality. Just $4.95 Child's $49 $59 $2.95 the thing for the girl friend. $g.95 Fibre Rocker $4.50 36x63 "IJoycl" made. Extra large. $g.75 ~AHSize8. Axminster $2 50 $129 2-Pc. RUGS Heavy quality. Newest colors. $24.50—9x12 Axminster $2.50 $10,95 "Lloyd" Frieze Living Room $14.75 Spinet Desk ( $6.50 Hand-Painted Picture Doll Coaches $2.50 The frame of this new style suite is $13.75 22x27 E.xnct reproduction of Uio Inrgo Coffee Table Always an acceptable gift but more so 1 ones. solid mahogany. The construction $34.50—9x12 Domestic Oriental Richly finished In walnut, A this year at the low price. Excellently Mounted on a beautiful gold-finished guaranteed crown sagless. Richly up- real buy. $19.75 made and finished. frame. Numerous studies to select $6,95 holstered all over in a heavy silk tap $1.00 from. estry. Your choice of the newest rust $3.50 25x50 and green coverings. $59.50—9x12 Wilton Velvet $6.50 Console .75 $2-95 Imported Rugs $34.50 Mirror Colon through to bnck. llomitl- 12x29 ful designs. Moro than 150 Ruga to chooso tram. Copies of rich Finest plate glass. Set In beau- Persian and Chinese designs. Extraordinary values tiful frame $1.65 $69 —all of them. • $2.95 $32.50 Lloyd Fibre Suites f $8.95 Phone Stand and Chair Small Toys, Large Toys, Velocipedes, Bicycle*, Just a few of these fine 3-piece Buiteiues i A worthwhile gift for the home. Chair Rockers, Chairs, Breakfast Sets—in fact, every- left. Automobile spring constructionion,. i upholstered in mohair. thing in the line of Toys. $2.00 POOL TABLE, CUES, $4*95 VISIT OUR TOY DEPT RACK and BALLS $1.00 $15-75 $159 10-pc, Oak $32.75 Justrest Chair & Stool CEDAR CHESTS Dining Room IICCIIIIIIIK mid ciocplJonally comfortable $32.50 Girl's Bike $14.75 4-Post Beds $14.75 36" Walnut Finieh .... 17.75 Largo all-enclosed china. Pull-out ex- 50 S1G.75 $27.75 44" Window Scat IS' Mndc by "Columbia." Positively tho A dandy well-built bed and really tension table, largo bud'ol, roomy serv- lowest price ever quoted on n biko of worth the regular price. Mahogany, er and f> nido and 1 arm chair. $39.75 44" Console Style 22"?S this kind. walnut and maple. $14.75 Occasional $79 "Queen Anne" TUT, CIIIVT WITH TIH'irATKNTKI) ITATIIUKH. 26" or 28" $5.95 HoIII n&lmit frnnir. llntt (apmlrlra. SMOKERS $19.75 All Sizot. $169 7-pc. Oak Bed Room $695 $3.75 Electric Slniul -| .95 What beauty and construction! Every piece hand-carved. I,;ir|;c. drnnier, $26.50 5-pc. Breakfast Set $5.5)5 Cabinet Style che'il, vanity ;iud beautiful i;t'inl-p Pull-out leave;). Well made dwiirfl. r Kually an ii|ilnil:itereil box liprinj? on Helical top; Stabilize™. Wo luiuw OTIIKUS Up lo iQ-7- > i i yoii'vo novel- KCCII \tn oijiml at nearly lej;:i. Dandy «"(»virini,M Mini very com- no low a price. $89 $15-75 ffirtable.. Includra .'i Iloi» I'illowi. $3.95 $70 3-pc. Jacquard Vclour LAMPS I/.'U)!'1 "!•'•'' /ii'llre, ilerp [iHlhif/ flrefiido $34.50 %\:i& l-ldor I.nmp £*.75 $9.75 elinir Mini eiiiiiforlnlilr hi-burU rhnlr. Kitchen Cabinets r Hrid«n (li> MnUb) C.7B $(50.00 I'liilco Coloriinl I9(|.7fi The fmnnim "Mainh" cnbinit. Hun ex- fimil, WYbhed coniiliuc- ?!i.l>r> Tnbln I.nni|» O'7R H11.II0 Clock ^^ it a lm>;e flour bin mid nhumviirc Qv»rnialit U*s* $:».()() INillrry I.nnij) -f .80 $2i)4K) Ilotcli Mn.In Midget $| £.45 $49 $16.75 $0.5)!*) MPII'I GUtltUino U«l« $/l.85 run r.o ir" 1 rim HTANI» ANII RIIAIIK. "Pago fcED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1982. entire Jail procedure," he saW,-"ln;a Freehold To Have Commissioners at Odds. Sheriff Praised matter of a few weeks, but I might Dissension arose among.1 the Long 99 make a few suggestions that .can bQ Branch commissioners last week over accomplished ns time goes by. Give A New Postoffice "Try Red Bank First by State Official the contracting of debits. Mayor Dor- CLAYTON'S MARKET each employee a written set of rules The department of Federal build- man McFaddjji censured some of the as to his duties. I -would supplement "The Home of World's Famous Sausage'* •• Inspector of Institutions Com- ings in .Washington has announced expenditures made by..the-commis- each copy with such a clause as "and. that a new poBlpfflce will be built at sioners. Twb.resolutlons were Intro- JAMES F. LANE, Prop. . mends Sheriff and Jail War- to perform any other duties that the Freehold In'spite of the protests of duced by Commissioner Walter Sher- sheriff or warden may request." lUOfa-JOKADE HEATS, POULTRY, PROVISIONS, ETC., vv • den for Improvements Made a number .of citizens asking that man and wore supported by the may- ; plans tor' the new building b« or and Commissioner J. William &• AT REASONABLE PRICES. ' ,( in Operation of County Jail. shelved for the present In the Inter- Jones. ' The resolutions provided that Will Try To est of economy. The department In the future expenditures of over '

NATIONAL «' .1 i (Formerly PROWN-COOPER) Phone 2680. 47 BROAD ST. We Deliver. Glub FOR 1933

IT'S A GRAND YEAR TO GIVE TOYS ... FOR PRICES ARE AMAZINGLY IS NOW OPEN LOW ! AND THE VALUES ARE TWICE AS MUCH AS HERETOFORE. BRING THE CHILDREN INTO TOYLAND AT THE NATIONAL AND ENJOY WITH THEM THIS MARVELOUS DISPLAY OF TOYS. Our Christmas Club plans are very simple, very brief, void of complications, yet vwithin the means of every man, woman Merry Whirl <: M; I.KATIIKII VAI.VK CIIAIMI'ION or child who chooses to put aside small sums weekly during IRON TOYS MARBLE GAME j FOOT BALL the year in order to accumulate money for use next Christmas. Make your 1933 Christmas a merry one by joining our club. If you have not been a member let us demonstrate what 1IAI.I. Ill \HIM. Roller Skates a wonderful satisfaction it will be to receive a check the first 98c of next December. If you have been a member, increase your An uHnlfM'l HUiiln miulr by tin* class this year and receive a larger check next December. nmltrr ol fnnioim Uollfiinl Tho Inrftr^t Iriin toy «»ul %\U\x I.Miur AssniuMi'.Vr '*" \ rril f.,,.ll,:ill. unirUI In ..!>«. nilil.il- llrrn In i.-lnll ill lllU Inw in !'•••• The following popular classes are available: BOOKS n rir.ci'. l'«r l.nr.v < MM -liny i all MONK!. 10c ' 79c "Ducky" Doll 1.00 per week for 50 weeks 50.00 F.I.F.CTKK; TRAINS, Wl III MIIVIM. I \ I -. 2.00 per week for 50 weeks 100.00 98c OUTFITS aiwl 5.00 per week for 50 weeks 250.00 ACCK.SSOUIF.S, 49c VI' ii in ;..A Any Amount per week for 50 weeks. Hrniitiful Vclocipedca LAMPS and SHADES w The Secorid National < nit it n AH. in i II ROCKERS I. Ill" dial lima n In,,,,, „„,{ •• «II«.H> ..I llil. ni.,1 !,„, |,,^.M ,,,!,, Bank & Trust Co. j ..I 11,1. ,.,!,, ? \ RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1982. Mini Appointed to Wctt Point. Christian Science Verdict for $75,000 Adolph J. Ooldenthal, son of W. Goldenthil of Freehold, has been ap- Lecture Here Sunday In Alienation Suit pointed to the West Point military A verdict of * 15,000 was awarded academy by Congressman Sutphin A Christian gotenoe lecture and will enter It next June. Adolph, istmas Specialties "HELLO! 'Tho Saving Law of Live" wg by a jury at Freehold last week to Mrs. Isabel Dole against Martina who is sixteen years old, was the at tho Carlton' theater Sunday after- youngest of twenty to take the ex- noon. The lecturer, John Randall Davis for alienating the affection! of amination. \er Yours Now!, HfiLLO! Dunn of Boston, Mass., waii intro- her htuband, Arthur A. Doit, It wu duced by .Mrs, Alice Byrne of Grange the highest verdict awarded In an 0 avenue. The lecture in part was asalienation suit In Monmouth county. ' Sale ot a Farm. Tasty Hom^-made Pumpkin and follows: According to Mrs. Dole, her husband The John Forman farm In Free- Mince Pie» HELLO! In denning God, Mrs. Eddy has left their home at Cambridge, Mass- hold townahlp, containing 162 acres, used seven mighty synonym*, the achusetts, on their twelfth wedding has been sold to Joseph Jancsko ot most glorious in all language. She anniversary In 1928, after telling hla Kanaaa City, Kanias, who will oc- Holiday Fruit Cakes writes.in tho textbook :(p. .AW/) "094 wife that he waB infatuated with an- cupy It. Is Incorporeal, divine, supreme, In- other woman. Several months later Unite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Mrs. Dole found Miss Davis and Dole Nominated as Chief. Dresdner Stollen Ufo, Truth, Love." Man, God's, nob- living at Ftumson. Mrs. Dole secured "George Martin has been nominated • leat work, is declared to be the re-a divorce about a year ago. for first battalion chief,of the Asbury action, the expression, the Idea-of Mrs. Dole testified, on direct exam- Park fire department. Chiefs of the (his infinite Being-, held lathe death- ination by her counsel, Edward W. d :eij law of Love." Lot-u«rfor the pur- Wise and Lester C. Leonard of Red two fire battalions are to be elected Fancy Christmas Cakes *« Cookies ;.ooO of denning this law, consider Bank, that her life with Dole was » this week. two of these synonyms ^uot quoted— happy ono for twelve years previous Prlnciplo and Love. Can one think to 1928. James R. Erwln, counsel for 1 of Principle without envisaging law? the defendant, submitted a series of We have a most pleasing assortment, Or of Love> without- glimpsing that letters written by Mrs. Dole and they which Is Infinite good, the Father and were read as practically the sole de- Mother of the universe, eternally giv fense to the action. Miss Davis and SCIENCE Ing, giving, giving to His creation? Dole are believed to be In Honolulu. AND Many poets and writers have linked Dole is one of the heirs to the for- 'love and law. Says one; "All's love tune of the Hawaiian pineapple king. yet oil's law" and the spiritually- After Mrs. Dole found the couple minded Whittle:- sang about at Rumaon, Dole went to Heno and HEALTH Marys Bake Shop sued for a divorce, but she contested "The myiUry dim)/ understood, With Key to MERRY CHRISTMAS lhat luvs of God I* loyo of good. the action and filed a deposition charging him with desertion, cruelty Ihe Scriptures "And law and goodnelp, love and forct, and Infidelity. His petition was de- 29 Broad St. Tel. 252 Red Bank. Are wedded fait'beyond divorce-.". nied and Mrs. Dole was granted a di- by • EVERYBODY!" So Mrs. teddy liss defined Christian vorce and alimony. MARY BAKER EDDY '.olemeo (Rudlmental Dlvlno Science, Tubliihed by the p. 1.) "As the law of God, the law of Rumson and Seabright residents who testified as witnesses were Ches- TRUSTEES UNDEK THE WILL Did You Say Slippers? good. Interpreting and demonstrating tho divine Principle and rule of unl- ter Packer, who rented a house to OF MARY BAKER EDDY Dole", John Olson and Herbert Bed- versal harrnony.'" The ordinal, (tandard and only TELEPHONE 2238-0 Well, Here They Are! Someone may say. It la a beautiful ford, who worked for him as a chauf- Textbook on Christian Science Mlnd- theory, but how do you know there is feur, and John Gardella and Herman heallng, In one volume of 700 pages. any such law? And the answer '»» Lefkowltz, who sold goods to him. Library Edition, oloth $3.00 By demonstration, by proof. How- The trial was before Circuit Judge Vest Pocket Edition, ooze For Women: For Men: Ovcr, as one, cannot "tuno In" on « Rullf V. Lawrence and the jury khaki, black or blue mo- 6. A. SHOEMAKER certain radio program without first reached a verdict after deliberating rocco, Bible paper $3.00 adjusting the dial to the prescribed an hour and five minutes. Students' Edition, with In- DEALER ID $-£.75 wave length, mortals must learn that dex to marginal headings, 95' "tuning in" on the divine law Involves Luncheon for Bride. black or blue morocco,, to to drat of all some measure of Chris- Clerks and stenographers in the Oxford India Bible paper $4.00 $9.95 lanizatlon, of thinking. Let It never court house at Freehold gave a Pocket Edition, black or GOAL $0,25 be forgotten that a mentality which luncheon last Friday week for Miss blue morocco, Oxford In- has learned little of the Christian vir- Bernctta Cobb ot Neptune In honor dia Bible paper $5.00 tues, such as humility, love, and hon- ot her marriage to Walter Fox of FRENCH TRANSLATION For Children: esty, may have at flrBt not a llttlo dif- Bradley Beach, which took place at Library Edition, cloth S3.50 Wood, Feed, Hay, Straw. ficulty with its own "static," and con- New York on Saturday. GERMAN TRANSLATION sequently may miss much of the di- Library Edition, cloth $3.60 LIME and FERTILIZER vine harmony. Here is a . business FOR THE BLIND 95' Belmar Man Injured. Braille Edition, Grade One Peat Moss All Kinds of Poultry Feed to A man. let us suppose, who Is sadly in need of the operation of divine law, Oscar Nowman, 28, of Belmar was and a Halt, 6 vols 512.50 and asks for help in-Christian Sci- seriously injured at Avon Tuesday of The Textbook and all other works Baled Shavihgi $J.65 ence. Apparently he fails to receive last week when his automobile was by Mrs. Eddy may be read or pur- it. An earnest Inventory of thought In collision with another car. After chased, at the Christian Science Selling LEH1GH and W1LKES-BARRE is tnken and It is found that there the collision Newman's car struck a Reading Room, No. 200 Broad street, PLYMOUTH COAL Store open Thursday Evening till 9:00 P. M., and'Every Evening I3 dishonesty, greed, and selfishness tree. He suffered a broken leg andopen from 1 :S0 to -1:30 p. m., or may operating In consciousness. Small . broken shoulder. be ordered directly of the Publishers. For Twenty-fiTB leari. Christmas Week. •wonder, then that his "mental radio" Address has becn,.unablc 16 connect with that Try a Ton of This Red Ash Coal Money for Bonds. HARRY I. HUNT curtpnt of Truth and Love which will •a Publlthers' Afent meet his human need. Here again The state highway commission will 107 Falmouth St., Boston, V. S. A. Is an Individual In need of physical allot Monmouth county J244.400 as its Little Silver New Jersey healing, having Christian Science share of motor vehicle funds. John B. Allen Co. treatment, hut apparently not re- sponding tnereto. Prayerful search' SUCCESSOR TO ing ot thought reveals great pride of STORE OPEN THURSDAY EVENING intellect, solf-sufftclency, and lack of WHITE SHOE CO. receptivity to spiritual Truth. Is It to bp -wondered at, therefore, that the 9 BROAD STREET, spiritual message of the' lowly Naz- arene finds little response In such a material "receiving sot?" Many stud- ents of ChriBtlan Science will tell you of healings which came speedily to GIFTS for MEN and BOYS them when their hearts were made ready for the blessings Now, Christian Science Is calling Only on stricken and fearing humanity to Only change its concepts—Its sad, limited, unhappy mental pictures, not through human willpower, but through the re- flection of dlvlno law. And when con- 9 Kcioiisneas is ''tuiicd in" on the splr- 9 Itunl facts of being, and lifted above I'-e din and discord of material sense, i!'• law or God. of good. Mind and t. 1H (jiven an opportunity to heal Shopping 1 bless and to annul that which Shopping -. masqueraded ns law. GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS Afore and more the thinkers a! ',mt are recognizing that the d:i (Ijou'll welcome these low prices past when men and nations c:in li... Days to succeed or even omlurn If thc.i Days How busy those days are for wives and mothers concept of life Is ^olfltihnc^:s. Krecd, and getting. ... with'tho baking, shopping and dozens of other UNITED jobs nocossary in proparation for tho holiday. That's j SERVICE | why tho UNITED SERVICE GROCERS suggest many Magistrates Until Until Recorder Sl^inunil Ei.srman of timoly savings on needs for holiday monus. Look Wall township hnn hern rc-electod ! ovor thoso economy offerings . . . telephone your CGROCERS] president of the Monmouth County | i order or visit our store. MuglEtrates' association. Edward Doughton of Mncroft Is vice presi- Christmas. Christmas. Another Array of Values on Sale Deo. 15th to list dent, Mlchnel Walsh of Sea Girt la secretary and Jacob Stern of Asbury HICK—.'S, COLD MtDAL, PIUJBURY. CCMSOTA Park la treasurer.

Accountant Bankrupt. Buy Now! Herbert A. Redon, a Long Brnnch nccounUnt, has filed a petition In hnnkrnptcy. Ho lists hla Hnbllltles nt People may not have as much money to spend on Gifts as $12,483 and his assets at $0,855. in past_years, but they're just as anxious to have their gifts make AtU'iulrxl Grange HrnMniiH. PAIMOIIV8 V. 8.0. Homo News Mr. and Mm. Hownrd Clayton of a hit. FOUJLDS' Adoiphla MpcnL hint work Rt Atlantic SOAP Lucky Number Winners City, whom they attended the 'en- CAtltl CIRCIt (Covwlnfl MM thhd diivinf) nlnn:» of tlir ntato (irnnK**. Look over the Gift Suggestions listed below and make your 25 fmiT HHIt HO )|H IKOWD rtlti Mil W7 SWEET PEAS . 2 M,i. CM. M. l»v. Mrt J II SnMi •PimtHfflco Hiln. selection here. CRtIN ClftClt SUPER M HAIitlL AV1NM lilt 10VTO »Vm* Kliwen ilt«« hiivn h«rn nffrrril on SUDS which to cnnitrucl n nmv poKlnince SWEET CORN . 3 liullilInK lit Knyporl. The offer" range cmiH emeu from M,(1(K) tn 1,10,000. FOR MEN FOR BOYS 25' OCTAGON MI in** ITIIII Cut Refugee Boons 3 Kclm«| Itfltora, $29.50 l.cnther Conls (Horschide) . $9.50 G»rrn cttjui SOAP OvcrconU $16.50 lo -..I tl-.,U to Ik. i 4—H—. •11nIf:ar. '1'nMtJlnn linn brmi rki'tml Suits with 2 Pniils $17.50 to$29.50 I.rnthrr Jnckcts (Ilorsehide) $7.50 TOMATOES 8—25 VM iwcy K« > »li nlllor nf lh« Kirrlmlil IIUII nrluml OCTAGON pnpfr. MlrhnM Jnnowlci wnn clmvn LouiiuiiiK Robes $4.95 lo$10.00 •Surf,,| Ad^il'IniKr Oflli•< r, $8.50 LIMA BEANS Broadcast Suede JnchcU $5.85 to Supclf Cloth Jncket* $2.95 W( AI»T • 3>3* Mien KII;nliMll II. Wntiil Wlllil h»8 $2.95 »Axrr> cooes \ftlr(lr hy III" r.luli. i Mi,,ni|, «,„,, or Pt1 SwcMrrn. (Button) $2.95 lo Trrnrh Cont» $4.50 B«oJ Haiti urnUoii. 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COFFEE r**mM wAoam ton & Magee Odxinl Hoy .Sfot Chriitmit S4»1 ft OI'KN TJU'f'pAY ft* >f Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1932. church at Rumson was being built Otto Byers was appointed freight Years Ago in and on Rumson Neck. The hall was to agent and J. U. Parks was appointed cost about 55,000 and was being station agent at Seabright. 1 erected under contract awarded to Mra. Elizabeth Sherman, widow of Around Red Bank Sewing A Jeffrey of Oceanic. William Sherman of Head'den'a Cor- George W. Poole,. aon of Monroe V. ner, died in her 74th year. Incidents Culled From The Reg* Foole of West Long Branch, was 21 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mount iiter of the First Week in years old and he received as a birth- of Red Bank celebrated their wooden day present a costly diamond stud wedding anniversary. November Twenty, Thirty and and the initiation lee and all ex- OF SLIPPERS Forty Yean Ago. ' penses incident to joining the local Thirty Years Ago. Forty Yearn Ago. lodge of Odd Fellows. ' - A school orchestra was formed at .The will of Joseph H. Holmes, one Red Bank under the leadership of Plans for the new Catholic church of the richest men in Holmdel town- proposed for St. James parish at Red Mrs. Stllwell. The members of the ship, was; probated. He left $15,000 orchestra were Emma Lafetra pian- Bank, which at first was to have each to his children, Daniel Holmes been erected on the church property ist,. Eleanor Ward, Charles Sexton, and Carrie C. Ely, wife of Asha S. Harry Malchow, Herbert Culllngton, at Monmouth and Pearl streets, were Ely, and $10,000 to his widow. being drawn by Joseph gwannell of Leon Rouosllle, Raymond Eisner, E. S. Nesbltt and Benjajmln Van- George Wilson, George Brehker and Red Bank. Before the plans were Brunt of Seabright returned from completed certain changes had to bet James Clayton violinists; Ferren Fall River, Massachusetts, where Blalsdell and Lester Eisner flutes; CHILDREN'S made because of a change in locar they attended the raising of a tlon, Bev. James A. Reynolds de- Vcre Cooper clarinet and Lyle Heis- firing Real SLIPPERS schooner bearing Mr. VanBrunt'a lcy base viol. ciding it would be to tho advantage name. • . AY little suppers for of tho parish to build tho church on, A concert was given In the At- Appreciation tin; feel foi o gift tho old Sickles property on Broad Tho seven-year-old son of George G Gramann, the uptown barber at Red lantic Highlands Methodist church that la very practical and street, which had been bought by v to raise money for a Christmas treat attractive. the parishioners "several years prev- Bank, fell from a table and received for the children of the Sunday-school. iously. a severe scalp wound. Dr. George F. Marsden sewed up the wbund. Thoso who took part in the concert c to $Q<00 During the winter months the were Miss Mabel Haines, Miss Nina Miss Florence Chadwlckr, daughter Swan, Miss Beatrice Haines, Miss 95 bicycle boys of Red Bank decided of Capt. and Mrs. Joseph P. Chad- to take weekly walks Instead of bi- Margella Mackey, Miss Grace Child, FLOWERS wick of Red .Bank, was the guest of E. H. Cook, Dr. C. M. Griffin, Fred cycle trips. The first walk consisted honor at a family dinner party given of going to Seabright, thence to Long Linberg, Harry Bougeard, F. A. in celebration of her birthday. White and Lyle Helsley. in the POT Branch, returning home by the way David Hanco of Red Bank started of Oceanport. The walkers wore on a trip to Chicago, Cincinnati and The graduating class of the Red Fred Culllngton, Mart Haviland, through the state of Tennessee in Bank public school gave an enter- -, MEN'S. In Soft Samuel Woolley, Oscar Morris and the interest of an estate of which ho tainment in. the new schoolhouse en- or BOX Harry and Fred Curtis. titled "The Jack Trust" Miss Helen SLIPPERS was administrator. Ensign, literature teacher, coached Kidskin John Patterson and Harry Butch- Fart of the Red Hill farm, form- OMFORTABLE, trim Whether you choose to er, two twelve-year-old Red Bank the pupils. Those in the cast were looking slippers In brown erly known as the Crowell farm, Frank Tetley, Helen Wolcdtt, Minnie C boys, ran away fror\ home to sec near Middletown, containing 100 or black kid with appllquo Leather send Bowers or plants you the world. They got as far as Mid- Casey, Mamie Hlgglnson, Daisy acres, was bought by John Evans Davis and Alma Aul. design. will find a flno gilt assort- dletown, when they became footsore for $60 an acre. . and and they asked a passing farmer to Alphohso de la Reussila of Free- ment here. The Young Ladles' sodality of St. $1.50 to $ J.00 take them in. Tho farmer took the James's church gave an orange "tea hold, aged 62 years, died of heart Felts boys as far as Matawan and they in the church hall. Thi grand march disease He was a native of Switzer- were turned over to authorities to was led by Miss M. A. Qulgley and land and had been in America forty Fldce your orders as early be sent home. years. He was the organizer of the L. J. Ryan. Freehold band and was one of the as you wish—wa will deliver Tho steamboat Sea Bird, while Edward M. Cooper of Middletown best-known men at Freehold. He moored at her New York pier, was won a gun worth $100 at the Cen- your gifts In time for Christ- was a brother of Leon de la Reussillo damaged when the big French liner tral gun club grounds at Long of Red Bank. mas— to any part of the LaBretagne collided with the pier, Branch, killing 75 birds out of a shoving the entire upper structure of possible eighty. Miss Florence Bennett, daughter country. A lovely selection the dock over on the Sea Bird. John of Charles L. Bennett of Fair Haven, Abram TrafTord and J. Madison became tho bride of Oliver Balch, of cut flowers. Pierce," the engineer, and John Den- Emery were the Shrewsbury town nis, the purser on the Sea Bird, nar- ship representatives selected for the quartermaster sergeant at Fort Han rowly escaped serious injury. cock. The ceremony was performed petty jury for the January term of by Rev. Robert MacKellar of Red The grocery store of Gcorgo Hen court. Bank. The attendants were Mr. and drickson at Fair Haven was broken James Edward Johnson of Belford Mrs. Abram Bennett of Fair, Haven Frank Berardi into by burglars. Tho store safe was was building a new house at that George M. Quackenbush of Little WOMEN'S blown open with dynamite, but the place for his own occupancy. John Silver moved Into his new store at SLIPPERS -. TEL. BED BANK 2511. robbers were evidently frightened M. Johnson was the contractor. that place. The same day Mr. away because nothing in the safe was Grace Brower, ten-year-old daugh- Quackenbush put In oil stove in one AINTY slippers In a num- Seven-Bridge Bd., taken. The attempted robbery was ter of Edgar Brower of Spring street, of the new front windows to melt In Red D ber of attractive styles discovered by Samuel Hendrickson, died of dlptherla following a sick- ' and wldo color range, (near Bumson Kd.,) Little Silver. the frost on the glass. The heat be En employee in the store. ness of only a few days. came so intense that the glass was Green The "Eatontown hook and ladder William Mount, aged 32, youngest badly cracked. $•1.50 to $4-00 company held its annual election son of Joseph Mount, a Red Bank, Black The new officers were J. V. Kolb painter, died suddenly at his home Independent engine company bas- president, Edward Lautenslater fore- on Washington Btreet. ketball team of Red Bank was go- ing about the county placing other and man, D., S. Morris and Edward A surprise party was tendered Mrs Smock assistant foremen, A. B. Bor- teams. The Red Bank team was William Corcoran of P*ort Monmouth composed of Harry Ryder, Charles Contractor and Builder den .secretary, N.' P. Teed assistant by about fifty of her friends. Blue secretary ajld W. E. Morris treasurer. Bennett, Christian Berge, Ralph Edward H. Roberts was elected Field and Joseph Asay. ' SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING A hall for tho Young Men's Insti- president of the New Monmouth tute connected with Holy Cross Dr. Walter VanFleet of Little Sil- SCREEN AND STOBS1 ENCLOSURES N. 3 Christian Endeavor society. ver received J1.000 from a New York Gift Coupons with every $1.00 purchase. Telephone MO-M 160 Bridge Avenue, lied Bunk, and Chicago seed company for orig- Double Coupons THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th. inating a new gladiolus. The new variety was produced by crossing South African species with a com- mon garden variety. Miss Cora Johnson and Jame Henrehen, both of Red Bank, won tlid prize waltz between Red Bank ALBERT S. MILLER nnd Long Branch couples at the scc- SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY "Look, Dear- end annual ball of the Foresters of America held In the Red Bank tqwn hall. 18 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Matthew Lehman of Port Mon mouth was confined to his horn Little Falls Laundry with a severe felon. (Continued on next page.) Is Continuing Its Wonderful Offer..." I Join Our 1933 Christmas Club OFF i I NOW OPEN YES, we've decided to continue this great special I offer for two more months—until March 1, 1933. If you have not been a member let us demonstrate what a wonderful We are anxious to prove to every woman in the satisfaction it is to receive a check the first of next December. Convenience community that it pays to use our service.

Which would you We know that our professional laundry service If you have been a member, increase your class this year, if possible, is superior to home methods. We are convinced rather be—the work- and receive a larger check next December. worn, tired, pep-less that it is more convenient, more sanitary, more complete and more economical. woman who does her 1 Make your 1933 Christmas a Merry One by Joining our Club. own washing and When you send the week's wash to us, you know ironing;the harassed, it is going into a scientifically operated institution Our Christmas Club plans are simple, very brief, void of complications, nervous, w n r r i c d with more than mere cleansing as its aim. Intel- ligent, considcrato people handle your clothes in- woman who hires her yet within the means of every man, woman or child who chooses to dividually, carefully, with n view to prolonging work done, or the the life of the gnrments. Try un. put aside at stipulated times during the year a small sum for Christ- carefree, happy wom- mas use a year from now. They are divided as follows: an who lei1; "tir I ruck Phone Red Bank 2600 or Toll Free Phone WX 4500 huV away (In- "lihic" ASK FOR DOT. Bll. Class 25 $ .25 ench week". Amount Received $ 12.50 *n Monday? Clnss 50 .50 ench week. Amound Received 25.00 Class 100 1.00 each week. Amount Received 50.00 FALCO •ft Class 200 2.00 each week. Amount Received 100.00 RUC SHAMPOOING. Clnnn 500 5.00 each week. Amount Received 250.00 Class X Any Amount Each Wock. We will be gleaned to enroll those wishing to Bubncribe to any of these Ul'TUE 1

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entertainment will take place Christ- Tha Women's Democratic club met week^durlng the months of January NOTICE. lirl Scout Leaders Rumson News. mas night Monday night at the Lion's den. and February. The next meeting A special moetlnir of tlio itockhoidtra of College students who will be home Mrs. Betty Horan spent tho week- i6 Mainstay Dultulne and Lo»n AMPtlt** (Tb« Bad Bank EtozUUr can b« bought will bo held Thursday, January 12th, lon will be hold WednenaRy «v«nlnVt Jtn> Take Instruction Ruruson at Finnerty'i genera) siurc within tho. next few day» for the end with relatives at Jersey city. at the Baptist church. ary 4th, 1033, betwean th« boUri of I|QA HERBERT'S larltao Bros," «tor». toimniy Xellan'a. tfor- ^nChristmal s holidays are Leonard Har- George Taylor of this plape was ntl 0:oo o'clock, at tha Bacond. NstiOitil About fifty Girl Scout leaders took artt's stora and Mrs. Ludlow a store. Tha dyYILUAHV BMITIT,' Councilman Jacob 8. Hoffman will vision of Miss, Ann Rooe, national Mr. and-MM. Kenry Bauor, waa bap- natlonal training school at Washtng- • S«crituT< Business Men's Luncheon—11 A. M. - 2 P. M. field worker. As a rcsllt of the course B b have his Christmas trees and wreaths Real Estate and Insurance or •ied laot week by Rev. John E. Mur- ton D c on display at his Bay avenue place NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. eeveral nbvf troops have been! " iy. The spohuorB were Mrn. Albert H UNDEN PL. KED BANK O TUB SHAREHOLDERS OP THE Tempting Foods Tastily Prepared. Ilcdorer and David Hogan. ' Miss Amy Comer, daughter of Rev. Saturday.: ganlzea In tho county. The county and Mrs. Percy '.R. Comer, has re- NOT A SPECULATOR : OND NATIONAL DANK AND T council who arranged tho series of Charles Brlggs was re-elected pres- PHONK SOI. CO. OF RED BANK, N. J. Unexcelled Cakes and Pastries from Our turned from a three weeks' stay.with .The regular annunl mcetlnif • Ct ; tb* instruction^ were gratified with the ident of tho Oceanic hook and ladder » Bellgious Body Meets. ih ore holders of this bank, for th* *\%c» company last week. Other. officers/are friends at Haddonfleld. Own Kitchen, v Interest and results shown by those Tun(s H. Lane Is laid up with The regular monthly dinner-meet- Ion of Director* for the ensuing; yatr an4 taking the course, " Jofloph Duryea vice president! An- ing of the Red Bank council of re- itch other buslncsn a» may properly km lrew Zerr secretary, William Murphy rheumatism. resented, ^111 be hem In U> btnttlnff Tho Girl Scout troop No. 13 of Mrs. Arthur M. Robertson Is stead- ligious education was held last oime on Tuenday, January 10, 1033. Th« Eatontown has sewed forty garments reosurer, Arthur Dolboy, Carl Wool- polln will bo open trom eleven o'clock A* ily Improving after ,nn operation at Thursday night at tho Reformed M, to twelve o'clock .noon. for the Red Cross to be distributed tho Long Branch hospital and may church. Fifty members were pres- WILLIAM B. LYMAN. by tho Eatontown crhergency relief and Raymond Desmond trustees, Jos- ent. Mrs- Nlles M. Poff told ot the . Canhlir, organization. The Beavor patrol is eph Duryea captain, Bort Cannatta A regular meeting of the Repub- plans being made for tho leadership B. Lawcs SHERIFFS SALE. ^Holiday Specials— ^g of the arrangements to leutenant, Edward Cosher Eergeant- lican club was held last night. training courses to be given once a at-arms, George, R. Kuhn; William By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to m« 6U provide Christmas-cheer for a fam- ected, iamiea out of thB Court of Chan* —at— ily of seven. Arjlnp Brown, patrol Murphy, Andrew Zerr, Charles Brlgga HAMBONR.DIOVOU HEAH :ery of tho State of New Jersey wljl b4 leader, Is in .charge of the arrange- and John Wilson flro police, John OF THE COALMAN WOT HAD xposed to nalo nt public vendue, on TWO HARDESTff ~ TUESDAY, THE 27th DAY OP DECEM- ments, assisted by tho six members WIlBon and Andrew Zerr representa- BER, 1032, :lves to firemen's relief association GRADES OR-J of her patrol., A complete Christmas ^COALTO " between tho'hours of IS o'clock and'8 dinner will be supplied together with and, Andrew Hopht and Thomas i-BEAT? •'clock {nt 2 o'clock) In the afternoon ox Oakos representatives to county fire- DRIVE -OVER -did day, at the Court House in tho Bor- a stocking of gifts for each child o* ough of Freehold, county of Montnouthi Citarella's Markets tho family. men's association. The Christmas New Jersey, to natisfy n decree of iald 73 MONMOUTH ST. MIDDLETOWN Mrs. Leslie T>. Scely, scout captain, cheer committee which has func- ~".aurt amounting: to ai'proxlmatelr t2,+ tioned tor the past four years was re- TO THE 13.00. R.B.942. Midd, 297—2*3. will give a tea tomorrow afternoon All that certain lot, tract or parcel of for the mothers of the scouts of her appointed. On It are Arthur Dolbey, land nnd p re ml Re B hereinafter particular* Andrew, Zerr and James Duryea. Last Iy described, nltunto, lying and belqg In troop. Tho Cardinal patrol, with tho fiorough ot Entontown. In the County IS2 SHREWSBURY AVE. RUMSON Patricia Seoly chairman, Is In charg* ear the committee spent $375, It of Monmauth, and State ot Net? Jcncr. R. B. 3189. Rurason 1486 ot the arrangements. The members distributed sixty Christmas baskets HKGINNIN*; ott a poinitt II n ttbh a «ou.uth_ line of the patrol are working for thel .^Outfitted eighteen children.' This - tho rehearsal. PlanB are bcinft mad Sixty members attended a meeting (35) mlnutcH west one hundred twenty* of tho RUmson Democratic club last THE FINEST nve (125) feet to a corner; thanca (8) for a swimming meet with tho Rec number—2875. Kouth wlxty-nlne (69) decrees twenty.nva Bank troops to bo held at tho Aa-week, at which officers wero elected (25) mlnuton east one hundred (100) 29 feet to a corner; thenco (4)- north twenty for the coming year. They are Den- Prime Chuck Roast 17 clb bury Park natatorlum In tho nea UNDERWEAR (20) deKreca thH-ty-fiva (36) mlnutaf ; future. nis Byrne president, William Sinclair cost ono hundred twenty-fiva (12B) (eat t» Jersey Cut Fresh Jersey Cut vice president, John gammon secre- FOR GIFT GIVING the south lino of Youmana Avanue ajid tary and Bert Cannatta treasurer. tho place of nEGINNINO. .•' PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Plans are progressing for the New PURE SILK QUALITY... 1VVCE TRIM OR TAILORED Seized na the property of Frederick Hams or Butts Whittles ct ol., taken liv execution At tilt PORK LOIN Years eve dance at the Red Men's suit ot The Bradley Building and I»an It Will Bo Demonstrated at hall. 146 HAIEt; nardo Tomorrow Evening. PHONE Association of Asbury Pork. New Jeri.y. s, Tho members of the police depart- MONMOUTH BROOK I RED BANK. corporation of the State of New Jersey, $1.95 and to be sold by ment are organizing a pistol team ST. _ 4 14 A demonstration of physical edu- HOWARD HEIGHT. Bhirlir. 4 cation by girls will bo given at th and have erected a target in the rear OPEN EVENINGS OheAnswerto i BurningQuestion Dated November 21. 1032. 100% Pure Pork Country Style Mlddletown township high school al of the borough hall. There arc some Tumen 4 Tumen. Eol'rs. Leonardo tomorrow ovenlng at half- crack shots in the department. In (48 I.) SAUSAGE Link Sausage past eight o'clock, under tho direc Q pistol tournament last year Wil- tlon of Miss Addle Sclsco, Instruc- liam Zerr captured first prize. tor of physical education for girls, Miss Marie Hlntolmann, daughter 23 and hor assistant, Miss Lorna Wads- of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hlntel- Thursday, 2 •* 35c mann, left her car on one of the Sears Budget Plan Friday and worth. The program will bo as fo main streets of Asbury Park ono af- lows: Now, whlls prlcu or* law, us* Saturday. Jersey Cut New Selection by orchsstm. ternoon last week while she shopped. Marching nnd tactics. When she returned the car was gone. Stan ludgot Plan ta •urchai* December Spare Ribs Tap i^inclne. It was recovered three hours later on 16, 16, 17. Sauer Kraut Newsboy doff. Sprlngwood avenue, stripped of the the things you naad for rour- Ibs C WalU clog. Tumbling and stunts. tires and other removable parts. ttll and family. Smpll down Selection by orchestra. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelson of Blngham payment! and monthly Install- 2 - 25 Tap dancing. avenue has been confined to her bed Muelcnl comedy tar. m*nU will purchase many Pyramid building. with arthritis in her left leg. Sho Fresh Home-Made Novelty dance. Is under the care of Dr. D. V. Mana- HEADLINt DAYS' valuesi tyro/it 6>aq£ IUUH ofj Qreater Saving* Kraiy kat parade. han of Red Bank, who Is giving her Tap dancing- dally inoculations. It la quite like- pony chorus. PIGS' FEET SCRAPPLE Old Dobbins. ly that Mrs. Kelson will be confined lbs c Selection by orchestra. to her bed until after the holidays Now,Another Smashing Gift Valuot C Music for the exercises will be pr< before a euro is permanently effected. vlded by the school orchestra, unde Midnight mass will bo offered 2 15 Christmas eve at Holy Cross church. 2 "*• 25 tho direction of Rudolph Winthro Genuine Spring Western Smoked A party for the children of the parish CLUB'S NEW OFFICERS. will be held Christmas afternoon In Elgin Oriole Leg of Lamb HAMS the parish hall. Annual Election Held by Leonard Inglls' M- Uppercu, who Is living Democrats Thursday. on the Taller estate on Ridge road, reported to the police last week that Bicycle Tho annual election of officers i wild dogs had killed severa( go&ta on 1 15c ib. fourth. PJstrJct Democratic club • the place. Leonardo was- KeKa^hursflay' Bvtf All tho grades of tha public school Full Creamery Country Roll Butter Ing. Tho following orncera we will tako part In the Christmas en- olectcd: tertalnmenf tonight in tho school au- President—Joseph L. Early. Vlco president—George MeLaughlln. ditorium. The, public Is Invited to 2n-.for.5QcY Treasurer—Jeromo Bottlno. attend the porformnnce. School will Built for ipeed and beauty, Corresponding secretary—Marie Wals closo December 22d for the Christ- this Elgin Oriole it tome bikol Uecordlng secretary—Edith Early. Sentennt-at-arms—Charles Jeffries, J mas vacation and will reopen Janu- Finiihed in flashy rod and ary 3d. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT A. U. 1033, at which tlnio application will C white. Lots of chromium plat- F'VS? "i Joh'' NcB-ankl known n> bo made for tile allowance of commis- " TrurtJt"~ Wchard Curry. Waller Residents of Rumson will gather 1 John Megaskl) lunatic. sions and connnel fees. Morrl». Augiistui Etelnle. Mae Bottln around a largo Illuminated tree In Vic- ing. Free wheeling coaster l)ntc«l December 1, A. T>. 1032. Mario Walsh. broke. Reinforced Tronf fork Notice la hereby Riven thnt the nr- JOHN I. MONTGOMERY", • Tho women of the club will ho tory parlt Christmas afternoon at five counts of the subscriber, yuardlnn of tho lied Bank, N. J.. o'clock to elng carols. Music will and handle bars. estat. ot said lunatic, mill bo nuillle.l nn,| a card patty for tho Brovont Par! •Ut«d by the Surrosato of the County of Guardian. and Leonardo flro company at th bo provided by tho Rumson high Monmouth end reported for eottlement to Hnydcr & Hob*rlx, school band. the Orphins Court of ..I,I County, on Counsellors at Law, iltehouoo on Center avenue Frlda: $5 Dawn • $5 a Month Thursday, th« l,,.|ftl, „„,, j^,™ Atlantic'Highland*. N. J., evening. Tho Jlg-«a*-puMlo fad, which has oI Proctors, superseded tho crossword puzzle, Is Plus Small Carrying Charg* becoming popular here. Richard and Evelyn Geyer aro making the puzzles nnd havo received a number of or- Buy Now and Save I ders. A White Christmas servlco will bo KENMORE held. Sunday afternoon at tho Pres- byterian church. The Ladles' aid so- CHRISTMAS ciety will have a Christmas party De- cember 21oL Instead of exchanging Vacuum Cleaner pifi.i this year tho members will bring canned goods for the needy. ii'- riunday-EChool will glvo a Chrlst- ii program at tho parish houso Frl- y night. December 23d. CAIH WATCHES Mrs. Joseph Williams of Forest ave- nue Is a patient at the Long Branch hospital. OIL Where elia can Articles for needy famlllcH woro you find a vacuum mndo at a meeting ot the Amarnnth BURNER cleaner at cuch a LADIES club last night at tho homo of Mrs. VV1UTK OOLD-FUJJKD HMAIJ, IJAGWSTTK WATCHES, 7 JKWKLS, ON William WarJ. price? Trig- $16.75 DLACK COUD DBACELKTS OB LINK nilACKI/KTR *325 ger twitch, qulaf Holmdel News. motor.adjuilabl* FXOIN 15 JKWKLS, IN WIIITK aOLD.FILL.KU OAHKH ON MLACK IUU- nozzle and re- HONH. VAhVKfi *29.7C. SAMI5 ON LINK UltACKLKTH, *32.8fl. 818,85 Mlns Helen Holinrn, duiiRhtci' *.t o motor Mr. nnd Mm. Jonoph llolmi-n, con- driven bruih. 1HJI.OVA 15 .1KWKI.S IN ATTItACTlVF. WIIITK OOLK-l'lM.KI) VASKH llniioB to Improva from »lrknonn mid Invest in (ronfnrj $23.75 ON LINK IllCACKLKTM. VALUES *S».7B. lihn IM now nblo to bo out. Day Cotnforr with o Mr. nnd Mm. John H. Holmes nprii *5 Down M-KT. * lo-KT. HOl,|l) WIUTK (JOI.H WATCIIICS WITH lll(JH-(IUAl)r, pnit of Innt welt nt Kiiltlmorn with their- druightor, Minn Ailellun lloliuc.i, KENMORE $3 a Month IB JEWKL MOVEMKNTfi. VALVE $10.00. OUR IIENT HEM.EH. $28.50 who ntlciuln (loudirr collonr. A )nrnn rmifllKtllilnlit of /lour h HAMILTON 17-JKWEI. AIMUSTEI) DIOVKMENT, IN II-KT. WHITE by tho KDI ('rodn rocloty WHN Ironer r (IOI,l)-I lI,I.r.I> VMW, TIIK NF.W HMAI.L HI/.K. VAUJK *nn. rolvrd l>y Ibo nowly N LINK IIKACr.l.l'.TH. $23.75 » Imavy rulcl, Irofti nvnryllilng. Uniform Thn AniMlrmi Mr. bunlr* ,>f 11,1. llriti ill IhliVnnti of (juri-nnnl. HAMILTON 17 .II'.WII.M AlUI'MI I) WATHI IN HUT, WHITE (.(tl.ll [>Utn rutnrtAlnrit Ot* Atnrilrnn M« •534.75 ru.t.ri) i!AMir..i ON i.rATHEu niiiAr. VALIIK fl*E"A AA (iniir.N u-4i';nr;i, WAK HIM IN H HI, WIIIIT, on vi.u.mv IIOI.II. ilait tliilinn baanbnll wi|n |-lnvr'f Roam* Economically I OtJUoUlf ••"••••'•'» UAnm ON LINK I»IIA< TMIIM, VAI.IU.M %n» -in n« ntnl II.IIIIUUI nun cum All', llm AIR-O-FLAME ll'l rufTro wMo Mlt»'l, frfie* IIIH CHILDREN Vl.Hr I l|,» II Heater 1 novrc oit (IIIII-H < IIIIIIIH, (A«r, n jr.ui'.i.ri, I.INH nnAc-r.i.r.T. $12.00 All, rlH.I.V lll'AIIANTr.KII. .50 e Until (' 'Til !i:DU 1'. M OHM THURSDAY REUSSILI.ES' Tri. nil HVKN1NC : .10 DKOAD ST., IU;I) HANK DOWN • V.AMONIH I~«II << ill '•• • be thpre all of the tlmo when trbfns. band, meeting at the home of Mrs. The following officer* were eleoted (pass. Carrie Conover, president of the so- at the annual meeting of the "fire ciety, decided to respond to a call company last week: For a good grade of. fresh-mined Lehigh coal, from Congresswoman Ruth Bryan rrtildent—T. Butiell ClarV. nut or stove size. Get a load.of this—and com- Lincroft Newa. Owen to send clothing, books or use- Vice pruld.nt—Ch.rlo Bronk.r. ful household articles, to be dlstrlb-. Saorttary—Norman H. Bcattargogi!. ' pare. . , uted to the needy in Kentucky and' • Financial Bieratary—M. A, Baron. (Tha Red Bank Iteglitn cut tia bouiat TreaiUMl*—Charles BrtnVar. it Llncrolt from Ednard Boughton, Jr. Eastern Tennessee. It Is expected Chaplain—Sir. A. H. GutpMn. who ha. a delivery routa.) that a large Christmas box will be Foreman—WlllUm 8tobo, Mrs. Edward Boughton has re- sent next Monday, — Fitit anUtant foreman—Charlll E. .50 per ton MeeVtr. ' • v- turned home from the Rlvervlew The Y. P. B. met at tho home of Second uititant ionaun—WlllUm hospital, where she underwent an Mrs. Franklin S. Cottrell, Its leader, uLieh. i | operation for appendicitis. Wednesday alternoonJor a Christmas Enginwr—John F. Green. , 1 Ai>|«t»nt onuljlMr—M. A. Baron. | Harry C. Langendorf attended a party. The young folks have been Tire pollct^—ChKrits Aibmor«, Joan shoot at Colt's Neck on Saturday collecting toys which they will dis- Kaney. Thopiu Poyle. - William VanNote and sons, Wil- tribute among some of the less for- A sauerkraut supper will be held liam, Winston and Ralph, have moved tunate children In town for Christ- tonight from half-past five o'clook o their new homo on MonmouUj mas. They are following a study until eight o'clock at the Community treet, Red Bank. course and will be glad to welcome clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagenforth of any new members. : Tho 600 club will mqet at the home HANCE & DAVIS Long Island havo rented tho George of Mrs. Irving Rink tomorrow after- Unyton homo. Mr. Wagenforth is Mrs. Malcolm MacMUllan and son noon. tmployed et the Peter Henderson returned home Friday from the Tel. 103 Rlvervlew hospital at Red Bank. ecd farm. One of the Quickest ways to Had t Mrs. Harold Willgerodt returnod Miss Edna Verdler, who Is a teach- job Is to advertise In The Regis- Where Quality Rules. homo Friday from tho Klvervloy^ : it- Palrnyra, Visited Mentis at ter's Want Department—Advertise- hospital at Red Bank. She is recov- Matawah over' the week-end;' ment. >•••»«»• been 59c to $1.95 $1.00 to $3.95 ' visiting relatives at New York for $1.00 to $1.95 a week, Charles Allen has accepted a po- sition at Union. The family will move to Union shortly. Mrs. Watson G. Harding and two Snow Suits children of Glen Rock visited rela- Xmas Gifts One-pc suit wtth match- tives in town Thursday. ing helmets, mads of all' The Ship Bottom luncheon club for Baby wool cloths, Une4 cordu- met at tho home of Mrs. H. A. Elg- roys, Imported suede and ard Friday. May We Suggest heavy shaker knit, In Mrs. Anna O'Ncll of Now York was all colors and combina- tho guest of Mr. and M'3- Paul Egan Huntings and Snuggle tions. over tho wcelt-end. nobts, »1.00 to VIM Sizes 3 to 1. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Pcngcl and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Wycltoff Blankets and Shawl*. sppnt Wednesday at New York. 11.00 to 13.99 $2.95 to $4.95 Van Davlcs spent Saturday at 1-re. Lerflng Set», Philadelphia, where ho visited hl» Knitted. $1.05 t 12.95 sister, Miss Mary Frances Davlcs. 3-Pc. Albert Foster hns rehjrntd to hii Hand-Made Dreasea, Legging Seti 59o to S1.49 humo Bt Philadelphia after spending of Imported Sueds and soveral days with relatives here. Hath Rob«, Imported All-Wool "Ski- Surto; m Mr. and Mrs. William Beadle of and Domeatle, all warmly Interlined. Brooklyn and Daniel Allen of tho (1.00 to 1VM Bites 1 to 6. Bronx were Miitawan visitors re- crntly. Novelty Seti, SSo lo *J.M $3.95 to $5.95 Mr. nnd Mis. Tha/nas G. Wcls- trad and Mr. iiml Mrs. John Tnnsey iipent tlie week-oml In the Wtlntead bungalow at liudd lake. Girl*' Street and Party OUR rvvnoE STOCK OF Mln.i June Morrlpon wns hostein to Silk Underthings the TCIIOIKTS' brlilRi) club lnnt Thurs- DRESSES Boys' & Girls* Coats, iluy. Ml-.'i Mnry Wells won first FOR GIRLS ... and you'll know what to give THIS Christmas! Made of fine Crepe-de-Chlneii, Taffetas, prlrn nnd MIM L;iurd rocclvcri con- Pajamas, Veit and Puntlo Sets In IUyon, solnllon prize Velvets, Non-Wrinkle Crepm, Wool Jump- er Dreuen: all new puffed sleeves, Jumper and Legging Sets Pur« Bilk Cr«pe-d«-Chlne Pontiei and OU c.in be both ttiridy Miss Mni'Kiurt (lllllngham, n stu- Combinations. years. She will tell you of de- dent inline nl Mrdlral Center, Jersey and straight modeU nnil Kcncroui tliis Christ- pendable low-cost service SIZES 1 to 1«. 20% off Y V I'lly. liri'i returned utter spriidlni; HI.M by K' '"K "licr" n C/l; month utter month, year after •evrrnl iiiiyn with her parcnls, Mr. 25c to $1.50 refrigerator! year ; . ; of performance us mil Mm. T. II. (-illllnRlmm. $1.95 to $3.95 Regular Prices \ |\erv CfV, mcr knows how Miiti.\f.ii:ti>ry, today m when C'lMiKieiiMiinn nml Mm. Wllllnm II. 'lllphln irturned lo WanhlnKton Sun- much n Inisy, thrifty hoinr- first installed. (ln\ nf lnnt werk In ordnr to he prev \ rti.il.cr will appreciate the ^ifi One out of every llirrc ckurk eni fnr Hin ie<:nnv«nlng of Congrrnn Dress Up the Kiddies "Beacon," French Flannel and n| a (i-l; ; ; . how it tiiodcrii' relripiT.ttorx in use today is Mi.inl.iy. Dnvlil Curran drove tliom SWEATERS Quilted Silk Robes 1 irx-t the kitchen ... saves time .lown. .1 Ci-li.. .iriMantly recognized For Boy* and Girla Xmas H17.V.H 1 lo in. anil sitpi ; ; i will Jirln "her" by fricndi and nci^hlxiri m Mi:, ('iirili- (."niifivrr ami Mm. I). on All nnwrat alylaa. vllh in a ilo/cn wayi witli tlie daily llic very Inicst of honic rrlri^- i: ('..ilicll met with inrniln-rii nf Ilin "DR. POSNER'S" $1.00 and up ProMcnr. in saving ami ^crv- ir.nion smile, (live "licr" rnrn.|...|i||i limilPii dill, Wcclnrn.tny $1.00 to $1.95 nip, Anil lir%idci;i .a Ci-V, u ill one ihn ynr. 1111 li^nn nl ftirntl rilnv whrn Scientific Slioe» i in'i-lliu: w«n lurnril Inl'i a •utttitlty niorr lh,m/uty fur itself. —•nil— I'hcrr U n (ienrr.il Ikurii: Mini I'll 11.V. 1 n I'.llrnlirlli llnlry rrlrliralerl "DR. MALKINS" A\k llic met who li,i* lud n inndil, si/c mid piuc In en- "Little Matter" New Holiday 'Selections of (i-K lor w ycir i i i or livr ailly Miit yimr liiidgri. In 1 tlililrrnlli Itlillnlay 'I'lnirrilay liy Footcare Shoes li'ivliij; tlir fiilliiwInK nn li.r illnnr'r HOYR' NOVK.I.TV CHILDREN'S IIin«. Wrillliui. Mnruarrl fa- AT HKW LOW riUOKfll TVriiM in IDXV lf". !'"iKf I'IKII: ..r Idil.lwln, I.nug lilvary tlff«arlptlon and ulytv, Ilillil. l Ilir wr.-U I-IMI with Mr. SLIPPERS 69c to $1.25 >.i M i, • i W I I I I I'Hll'Jl- II II lUM. II 1-1 »'"< Ml A. i(ftui'i'l>. Mm I'm 69c to $1.25 I(M M til Mil**. M |t. -..l,...ia.>, ;:t\ n.....U, nil" Ill | I • w«»ll will II M |l,.,,l,i. I....,, «ir M.HI..... A.», \.l,...v I'.i. h«r |>mr>nli, irluil will, hei him J.I • ...II. • . I ...... 1.1, A VV I.-, il.- -H-. I... . . I' Inli'l I'I llnlilwlii. Beautiful Gifts for Women fiil.E Iiimny'^B'l Mi» ll«|..|.| I''. Illf. -|iir,,Uv r.v«n|, i lull U.-I ».,l, M All.nl .t ul M,, ||. Pure Silk Underthing* rvnr. Leather Bags A (iirgrmia ariay «f Pllpa, ll«nr»i r f, •' I W-f r i..lni li..ni li. ri..ill ,,r 1'ianh |ml|-n P.rlt Clock 1 1 \s .»i>l ii,.rl.n Mi. m 97c to $3.95' f A ir^tn.l f..i any Infill iMftUf.n l.»" 'ivriy ,,f Ilia Mr.yt|a. HOSE $1.00 to $2.95 I'I. mil Mia ri M. l.a>.ln ha.I •« til* ' .1 ! ... I r " Ln'ii« 'mill W».ln.».|ay. Mi. 55c pr. Quilted Slll< •I ! '» •'! 1 " ' •'• li.ll'iii 111,i.,I .Ti.naa, .It , ,,f .lH..,.,,, »|,,, «,,!,.,t rl.limt.r . ., "At You I.Jk« It" »i • •• 'I, !• t. l'o I "i.i,,... fi,,i,, ||i«lr ti.,,,.yi, ,, HOSE GLOVES llf •(•rt.l I., riilii|ia Ml" .Ion., n.,.1 ROBES £.;.• l 78c pr. m>1 mnA < N«">"I.»H» tiM M»Ai, vu.vr.i •I Mr .•I I), $2.98 (|. 48 G«u|« Sh««r Hot* 50c to $1.95 .l.y ii|(lil rm Hi.I > p 1 A r M MI .l.||..g .1,1,1..,.,,,, T 6&c pr.j 3 pr. for S2.00 * r *-r r t •: * 1 r 11 „,!,, ,,r,. „, ,„,,.,„. , • I I ll.uk 111 (p| c tit fr |i •• atm t">.n«i._ Dllt.it » IT t * * r< ^ . 1 '!- <•• ..IU...I ..„! fl.,».,,, GUT BOXES FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE ! ml ,v ( 1 4 >" ' i I •! II ..Mr .4. f J fc 4 I I .-;» «|,,, II,. „,, l •"••- '•' ••'.B'»(.|1*IM)«. *•> . I ,}, TJ)» ituit (l»«(l i4 Mf! I „ Tfiri RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,19325. Paorfi Fifteen •Jght temple and tie left Bide of the the Monmouth county Christian En- country, will conduct the ecrvico at face, bid knelt on her head and af- deavor association Monday night at the Baptist church Sunday morning. ter stabbing her face, had cut herthe Rumson Presbyterian church, at He v/111 describe his experiences in Wall Paper Clean Out—3, 4 and 5 Double Rolls New Jersey Murders throat from ear to ear. which time Rev. William Colby, tho Persia during the World war and Nearby was found an old-fashioned pastor, described his experiences in the difficulties which Baptist mis- up glazed leather satchel,initialed "T. Africa. sionaries encountered during that 60c Railway, N.J., Dec. 14, .CAP)—A H, T.," In white on the bottom, and Lost nighty Mrs,, Clarence Purdy period. funeral which attracted one of the containing besides a rubber stamp, entertained the members of the Bap- The ladies' aid society of tho Re- Paints and Varnishes at Special Prices. largost crowds In Railway's history bearing the name, "Timothy Byrne," tist World Wide guild at a puzzle formed church held an all-day meet- was held on the afternoon of April a pencil, and a brush with a "B" on party at her home at Rivor Plaza. ing yesterday. 11th, 1887. Oddly^ enough no ono It, a man's bosomless shirt, badly On Friday night the guild members splotched with grease, and a wom- will bo guests of the World Wldo present knew, or at any ,jate pro- •-The Red Bank Register travels fessed to know, who was being bur- n'a nightgown, smaller than the guild of tho New Monmouth Baptist over every street in town and every KLARIN'S PAINT STORE lea. • •• • shirt, and made of cheap material church at a Christmas party. road In the county. Let it carry your There was also a basket filled with Rev. Yonan Shahbaz, a native of message to those who live on theae 39 Monmouth St. Phone 3838. It was a woman—''a woman and a Persia and a missionary in that thoroughfares.—Advertisement. stranger, aged about 25 years," tho eggs, with onion peelings and a de- Inscription on the coffin plate said, posit ot bits of vegetables on the and above these words wcro: "March bottom. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF TOYS 26th—Cruelly Slain." The girl, the authorities concluded, In the warm spring sunshine the was a German. Later .she became throng of men and women trampled Irish, Danish, Swedish, Scotch. At over graves and leaned against the any rate, ehe was Nordic, and as white tombstones listening to the hundreds of young'women had emi- grated from thei north of Europe LET YOUR melancholy run of words from the lips of Mr. Gay, tho preacher. lately to become domestics In Amer- ican homes, it was assumed she was "A secret tho brutal monster one of these." . planned the atrocious crime unseen by human eye. He struck the blows This circumstance, and the fact which hurried an Immortal soul to that many of these girls were known the grave." to their employers only by their first names and that thajr changed places Many of the women In the crowd FRIENDSHIP "requently for trivial reasons, ac- decorative plants*. shuddered. There was a. great deal counted largely for the number of of weeping. In the soventeen days false identifications. A Brooklyn since the murder the countryside by your home with beauty at Christmas manufacturer, a C. H, Eldrldge, ac- a curious transition of emotions had tually identified the girl as a "Mary" time! Our decorative plants are unusual come to the point of feeling' It knew who had been employed in his home and inexpensive—and make perfect Yuletide this strange woman, and feeling BO, for two months, leaving with, $29. ' gifts. We also arrange floral centerpieces, and had claimed the body as Its own.The real Mary turned up a few Says The grave and other burial expenses later.' •'.'"'"..'. '•••; artistic bowlsof our fresh cut (lowers, at very had been paid by popular subscrip- ; reasonable prices. ' ' ' ' ' tion. She was identified, too, as "Mary Gravey of Syracuse," but that Mary R IN BEGINNING MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, STORE OPEN FROM In those seventeen days—down to turned up. tho moment, indeed, that the Ud ' • 8:00 A. M. UNTIL 8:00 P. M. Bewards of $200 for identification was clamped on tho coflln—every- and $300 for the capture of the mur- thing possible had been done to derer were offered.. A man was ar Identify tho unknown girl. Some rested in Alhnny because his coat 20,000 peraons viewed tho body. bore blood stamps. A German named Photographs were scattered all over Knoll was arrested In Jersey City MEARS the country. Numerous falsa Identi- because his faco was scratched and . . r Flowers for Every Occasion. • . ,• fications were- made.- A dozen or In his pocket .was a. handbill: "A more men were arrested. Suspicions new wrinkle. Boiled eggs given away Phone 320. were lightly passed on several Inno- at Slg. Grle's, 90 Market street, New- cent persons openly accused of thi ark." This was the egg clue. Knoll AVENUE OF TWO BIVEKS, murder by persons who were not Inwas obviously Innocent and was authority. turned loose. RUMSON, N. J. . The body was found In a lot nca Jacob j; Flath, a German barber, Jefferson avenue on March 26th. surrendered to Brooklyn police and Tho ground had been soft at the said he was guilty. He was lying. time of the murder, but freezln Ada. King, arrested for drunkenness NOTICE ^OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Court of *ald County, on Thursday, th later had retained tho footprints oi in New York, Bald aha was the mur- Estate of Mlllard F. Cornwcll, Jr., de- fifth day of January, A. D. 1033, a' which tlmo application will bo mad a foi tho gill and her slayer, the evidences derer. In the morning, sober, oho ceased. tho nllowunco of commtublona and coun- of tho struggle. She had been walk- was given six months on Blackwell's iJotlc© 1B hereby ulvcn that the ac- sel feos. counts of tho subscriber, executor and ing from tho .direction of Union Island by a magistrate in Jefferson truitee of tho estate of said1 deceased. Dotod November 25, A. D. 1032. town. Her assailant had come from Market court. wlU be audited and stated by tho Surro- E. ALLAIRE CORHWELL, gai* of tho County of Monmouth and re- 147 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J., the opposite'direction, had knocked Ellen Marony, a Rahway servant ported for settlement to tho Orphans • Executor and Trustee. her down, Inflicted a wound on the girl, told police she bad heard two men plotting the murder two nights before the crime as she was on her knees praying. No one believed her. Coroner Terrlll said ho would have photographs.taken of the girl's eyes to see If" they revealed a picture of the murderer. This fetched the su- U Can Save and Get the Best perstitious, but nothing came of it So the unknown girl was placed in a reclining position in a chair with her hat on, her eyes open and her — in — hands folded and photographed. The picture was widely disseminated. William Kcech, a one-«ycd farm hand, was under suspicion, but the police never bothered him much. A man named Timothy Byrne, who CHNEIDERfl had been reported looking for incu- bator's In the company of two young women? was sought and never found. MARKET A Otto Heisler, a young German, told the police a friend of his. Mina Moorz, had come from Germany and disappeared. But tho dead girl wasn't Mina. Nor could anything S21 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. bo made out of the handkerchief, bearing tho name, "K. N. Neory," RNITURE—the Best Gift of All! found on her body. PHONE 2653. On April 2d tlio body was placed on public exhibition. Crowds gath- -•HEBE & no Oner present, no gift moro ciiduringly cxprcsslvo of thn ered. A week later Undertaker holiday season, thun furnlturo... find for tho samo nmount (if money SPECIALS in Effect December 15th, 16th, 17th. Hyno said the body wouldn't keep usually spent on trlilinf rrmembninrcs, you can now buy a present of on Ice much longer and arrange- ments were made for burial. As the lasting comfort nnrt hn|ipincss ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW cosq seemed hopeless the police agreed. To this day the murder is n mystery. Sewing Prime Rib Roast 19 Cabinets Middletown Village Conventional P»lur Duncan ilress on Red Cross work at tho dor 1'hyfp nioilrl, In walnut CHUCK FANCY mooting of tlio Needlowork guild Innt Wednesday at the Reformed Writing lb church, Pot Small - Mrs. Raymond Deapreaux linn been Desks nomlnnted for ro-nppolntmcnt an pontmlntrcsn. 8he has filled thlH po- sition for eomo time past and the ROAST service hn« bum very imtlafnr.tory. FOWL In order for Mr«. Drsprmiux (o ho ro- appnlntril tho nomination iimnt be cnnnrmrrl liy the United Blutrni rson- nip. Tlio flpnutn linn not yet Riven a '(innnnntlnn, lint thn hnpn la jinnnr- il linreabnuln Mint It will noon do Walnut IO, Mngnzinc Clients Brookfield Roll Butter' 26 Tho Ilapllat Minister* Fnllowshlp of Mnnmutith county mot at thn Carriers i hun'li horn lout Wadncmlny for a $-1 i .75 ronfrrrhr". Miipprr wna netvncl for them by thn In.Urn' nlil micMy ol A" 'ilw.iy.i w , , ,,, |||, ,.,.„„! III I'HIIIIA nil.I mini') Shoulder Breast tho rliurrh, Tim iiichilintr, nf Iho an W . Tllrnn «tmiti. rli-ly nrrniiKml for Kiln ovont lout Ill rln.ll.rlrll rr ft Innhn rt|.|,| ri In), ib. Wrdniuitay at a inonllnK nt tho limn Hi- lllllll'illl I'llN I r.l f Lamb o* or Neck nf Mia, Noia Miller, thn prenldoiit o nivllni:. Mr. »nil Mm, CPOII Omnvar apnril thn wook ollil with filrinia «t |>|nln VISIT OUR TOY DEPARTMENT PORK VEAL nnl.t. Ml** Kllrr.tii.lli Oaalur la hn Whore- Y»u Will 1'ii.il U.rful Toyi of llio [Jrllcr Kind. lur Imiiaa i»piilnl<>

Ml«a Maiy llandiInUaon, * former Armour's Evaporated Cream 6 cans 25c lo.Mont of tlila pinna, la Improving at thn ()itlu>|i«iiio liimpllal al Phlla il"t('hln, wllfttfl Nhn haw lianrj n Jiatlnnl with Mont Purchases only f»illh«r JSO, al fmu nVIiioi, lha Veal Cutlet 24 Chop Beef "•" " i hill, h «n|i...i| «,||| hava a pailr. al ohl'll fUlilr, riaua w||l ,11,1,1 • ainlr, finll a|»1 i.lh«r olfU A l>iai Broad Bed Bank,N N. ». Utsjol MetronotiUn Op»i« Home, N.X. PROF.MEHDI the influence of liquor after becom- The now house of Charle.3 Stava, transformed into a Christmas party. ing Involved In an accident In which Mrs. William Shields of Irvington, a made donation* of canned goods and Miss Aul was accompanied at the Jr., on tho Walling tract is neaping former resident of this place. other food last week for needy fam- d Strvleu fiundKT It A. M. Slnnlnf, Voice Culture i Psychic and two persons woro Injured, Thoinas completion and its owner plant to E 8100 o'clock. . piano by Charles Qotechalk of Llttlo Barnham of Matawan was held un- ilies. There contributions were taken Bunday.lScnOQW-UtOO Ai M. ' Carlton Theatr* Crystal Gazer. Silver. Miss Aul was tho recent win- der hall of $500 by Recorder Louis have a "housewarmlng" for hla rela- to the Mlddlctown township health Testimonial ner of tho Atwater-Kent audition H. Meuse of Belford last Saturday tives and friends during the holiday center at Campbell's Junction to boa MSSK^V RED BANK, N. J. By Appointment oason. ' • '' Keansburg News.' contest In Monmouth and Ocean night. The arrest was made by Btato distributed." • a madim Room—own mo t» 4i«o BXDDIp'NO, D, nd Asbury FarU S18S. counties. police stationed at Headden's corner. The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire I'he Bed. Bank Register travel* 5 dally ei«pt Sunoaye kad holl- Tel Bed Bank • Terms , COOHMAN AVENUE, m i i Barnham was taken to Red Bank company met at the home of Mrs. Phyllis and John Blachoff, children 4 . due •. • ..••••• Qeorgo Frelbott last night. over every street In town and every A lot pnblla Is cordially larltea to BU Beasonable. ASBURV PABK. Boys can make extra pocket money police headquarters for examination if Mr. and Mrs. Prank Blsohoff, are by Dr.ilrvlng K. Lovctt. Tho bowling team of the Port Mon- iut of school on account of sickness. 5| attend the aentloM ano Ule th« BFUAKINa FIANO selling Tho Register.—Advertisement •5 Beading Boom. : , H4WMWMMMMIMW Louis T. Walling of Keyport, a mouth fire company will play tonight The pupila of the public sohool will •••»•••><•»•»>•••••»•> passenger In the car driven by at Atlantic Highlands against a (earn George McAllister of Elizabeth, was representing the Atlantic Highlands removed to Klvcrvlcw hospital with hook and ladder company. The Pott a possible fracture of tho skull. Win- Monmouth boys expect to have a ston Jones of Elizabeth, who was 'al- number of "rooters" presont to urgo so riding with McAllister, suffered them on to victory. 1 minor Injuries. Tho accldont oc- Four members of the Ladles' aux- Flowers For All curred on tho Mlddlctown state high- iliary of tho flre company • have fa way near Riverside drive. ccived eight lessons In first aid work and with two more lessons they will haye completed the course. Tho les- PHONES HINTS FOR POULTBYMAN. sons are given at tho Keonsburg lire- Occasions house. Those who are taking the Advice on How to Obtain Best He- courso aro Mrs. Fred Frelbott, Mrs. suits from Flock. Charles Wlnkelmann, Mrs. Jasper NO WAITING 45 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Visit our greenhouses and see the finedis - From two to four weeks beforo Morrell and Mrs. Albert Maxeon. In saving Hatching eggs is not too early tho event that firemen are injured or PHONES: play of flowering plants and cut flowers for to place tho cockerels with the hens. that other similar emergencies arlBo Christmas. 'The usual number of hens to one they will bo called upon to render 3262 or 3263 cockerel Is from fifteen to twenty first aid service. FREE DELIVERY or Leghorns and for tho heavier Pupila on the honor roll for pro- >reeds such as Barred Rocks and ficiency in studies during tho past Vyandottee, from ten to flfteon. month aro: For best fertilization of eggs a First srado—William Collinson, Gloria :ontented flock is essential. This Worse. Avis WnlllnB, Robert Oliver. Dor. W. W. Kennedy & Sons eans that following the placing of othy Franklin. William Trcgcr. he cockerels in the pens, lazy birds Second ttrodc—Helen I'rcibott, Gladys QUALITY PLUS SERVICE Harrison, Arlinc Morrell, Audrey Thorap* HARDING ROAD, 'RED BANK r those readily licked by their Hon. William Downs, Gcorgo Noble. mates, should Immediately be re- Third grade-—Eleanor ColFinn, Eva Ecker- moved. Don, Emma Gencro, Ireno Hamcn, Shirley Ample Parking." Phone 685. Jensen. Marlon 'McManui, Leslie Lelst, Ed< The feeding program should bo ward Ueb. 'J 'atched, making sure that the prop- Fourth grade—DorU Morgan, Jack We Deliver. Moore, Margaret Maeterson, Genavlave Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday' r amount of grain Is being con- Frcreau, Evelyi. Duffr, Kenneth Lauer, sumed with tho mash, a body weight Crawford Johnson. John Vlsconi. tust be maintained. Fifth trade—Helen Dennis, Philip Me Intyre, Marthn Huber, Mary Byrne, Cor- Fresh, clean water should be kept nell Lykc, Doris Seelcy, Joseph Wacker, lefore the birds In the breeding pen; Sixth entrfe—Charles Lube, Elizabeth BUTTER SUGAR Evaporated Milk nd remember It Is difficult for the Tredeau^Emily Vlieonl. ELMDALE BRAND jirds to break through from one to Seventh grade—George Breanlnger, Dan- Domino Granulated— DAIRYLEA—Tall Cans hrea Inches of ice. el Collinson. Charles Llebhluser, Fred Finest Creamery Country Roll ilebhauscr, Harold Lloyd, Bverett Oliver, lb& C Clean nests are essential to prevent Zelma Thorne. ' ' can8 c lrty hatching eggs. Eighth grade—Berntee Lauffhlin. Mabel C Hatching eggs should be gathered Raynor. Conrad Smith, Mae Wagner, Jennie 10 43 t least twice a day, placed in con- Kovlesky. 3 "*• 85 10 55 tainers In a room at uniform temper- in Cloth Bags ture and turned at least once a day lefore placing in the Incubator. New Monmouth News. MINUTE The poultryman should not forget TOMATOES hat uniform and largo hatching Roger MacCormack Is building a BACON iggs are necessary for good, healthy, garage. • Biscuit Flour New Pack Fancy—Largest Cani inlform chicks and uniformity of Fltzroy Walling, son of Mr. and Armour's Fixed FJavbr—Sliced 3H-n>. Pkg.—BED. SSo :ggs when the pullets reach produc- Mrs. Curtis Walling, is laid up with ;ion. a broken bono in his wrlat which he pkgs c cans C received last week while he was play- C lb g football. 19 - 2 39 3 29 The Women's missionary society of Port Monmouth News. tho Baptist church will meet at tho homo of Mrs. Georgo Acker tomor- (The Ro4 Dank UegUter can be bougtu BR1LLO bt Port Monmouth at the etoree of Charle* row afternoon. SELOX PUMPKIN Meyers and Salvador* Seagllone.) An illustrated lecture on "China' JELL-O LARGEST PKQS. LARGE PKGS. LARGE CANS—BEG. 16o AIX IXAVOBS ' Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and will be given at tho Baptist church .heir two sons of Matawan spent Sunday night. It will be given by a unday with Mr. and Mrs. George missionary who has been stationed in k a c hina. 2^s. 29c Martin. 2pkgs. J0c g cans 25c Last summer Clarence Heddlng 3 p 8 20 One Pkgr. OBBO Blulnff FREE Thomas J. Casler Is confined to the house with sickness. caught a killy fish in Raritan bay and with a Pk«l. BrIUo. Mr. and Mrs. Chester, Hendricks placed it in a bowl where he kept intertalned a number of relatives and jold fish. Despite the fact that it Marshmallows rlendB Saturday evening. Cards were was changed from salt water to fresh CRAB MEAT LOBSTER CIDER water tho fish thrived until last week AkGLTJS CABIPFIRE played and refreshments wcro served. Fanoy Namco Brand—Beff. 20o Fattoy New Pock—Reg. SBo BAPP'S The guests were Mrs. Louis Hen- when for some unaccountable reason Economy PliJ. drlcks of Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. It died. . .. .-- C C gal 1Jb Eugene W. Scudder of Headden'o Cor- In postal cards and letters sent to "t Tc ' P^S- A little large for ner, Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Beaver of friends hero Mr. and Mrs. Albert 0 cans 4LQ 2 cans £ gc Nutley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cottrell Krost state that they are having a do- 39 id John Vanderbllt of Belford and lghtful time In Florida, where they r. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cnslor of aro spending tho winter. the Christmas stocking— Fort Monmouth. George H. Roberts bought a cow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross were from Zlotkin & Son or Freehold last lsltors at Newark last Wednesday. week. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS The annual roll call of tho Baptist Russell Casler, who attends Wheat- FANCY MALAGA but an awfully nice gift >n college in Illinois, will bo home church will be held Thursday after- NEW CHOP n pkr iext week to spend tho holiday sea- noon and evening, January lDth. Mrs. 2 - 29° 19° on with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Acker has been appointed Mixed Nuts • • Table Raisins • Thomas J. Casler. chairman of the roll call committee. NEW, FULL 1-LB. FKOS. A meeting of the members of thi NEW CEOP Don't try to insert The Hoover in Mr. and Mrs. William Willott were committee will bo held at her honv "19° 2^25° isitors at New York last Wednes- Friday. Walnuts • * Dates day. NEW CHOP CAIIFOBN'IA BUDDED Ib. A ffO PITTED kB8 your wife's Christmas stocking. In Margaret Veronica McKay, daugh- Mrs. Curtis Walling and her daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James McKay, ter Joan aro homo from tho Red 2 33° Bank hospital. Walnuts .... ^ Dromedary Dates • the first place, you'll stretch the was christened Sunday at SL Mary's BLACK MISSION or CALIMYRNA—8-or. pkf. A pkgl. A("O hurch at New Monmouth, with Miss LARGE WASHED—NEW CBOP Ibs stocking out of shape. In the Dorothy McGraw and Georgo Cuer 2 -25° Figs . . . . . *> ** ictlng as godmother and godfather. Leonardo News. Brazil 0 After the ceremonies a family gath- PAPEB, SHELL—NEW CROP SMYBNA—Mb. VUg.—Bet;. S5o . , P"*- Off second place, The Hoover is too ering and dinner party was hold at (The Red Danlc Regtster can be bonsai , 19° in Leonardo at the etores of fred Mayere the McKay home. A number of Jer- and Gene D.BRl.) Almonds Figs .... MO magnificent a gift not to have a ey City relatives and friends of the I,AROE DIXIE MIX family were present. Miss Claire Johnson Is confined to conspicuous place beneath the A surprlso party -was given for the houso with grip, Filberts Fruit Cake Mixture I 35° Marjorlo McMfinua Morulny nftrr- Tho ladles' mission circle of tho NEW CLEANED rk noon nt tho homo of Mrs. Roy Cobb Baptist church will meet at tho horn ITALIAN Christmas tree. In celebration of her tilxth birthday of Mrs. Margaret Leonard tomorrow 2 " 29° Marjorlo nnd her friends had a line afternoon. Chestnuts 3 "* 20° Currants • timo In playing gnmes, feasting and Tho two fire companies of this otherwise enjoying thcmHelvcs. plnco wcro called out Wednesday This Christmas, Hoover prices are Lust weok Uio pupils of tho public night to fight a fire at Anton Kond- CHERRIES FRUIT SALAD PINEAPPLES APRICOTS school mailo largo gifts of canned zla's houso at Navcalnk. Mr. Kcndzla MARASCHINO—Keg. 15o Fanoy Largest Can*—Iteg. 20o DOLE No. 1 Lnr(eit Cans l'unoy TBEE-BIPENED down—though Hoovers are better Roods and other food for needy fam- formerly lived hero. Siloed or Crushed Largest Cans ilies. Homo of theso things were left Miss Ardlth Thomas, daughter of bots C cans C than ever. Three new models. at thn township health center at Itcv. nnd Mrs. Thonina G. Thomas, A cans OOc > cans OQc JnmpbeU'n Junction nnd othor.i wrre li conllnctl to tho houso with a heavy 3 29 2 45 4 given to tlio Lontf Jlranch hrt-ipltnl. cold. Lower down payments. More time Tlio pupllfl of tlin public flchoolwl l Adclbert Phlllppl of New York hold their ChrMmtifi entertainment wns a. wcok-ond vlnltor hero. Potato Chips COCONUT to pay. Liberal allowance for old ThurHdny morning, December -2il, nt A nprclnl mooting of tlio Leonardo Pancake Flour MAPLE SYRUP tlia pchoollioune. Flcia club will bo hold tonight at tho TKCO BUAND VBIIMONT MAU>—V*K. »3o BAKEB'8—MOIST Mr. nn,l Mra. Curnelliin M. nrlttor Ihrhnuno of the Brevent I'urk nntl eloctric cleaners. And no crowds pent Sunilny with relative* at Now Lronnrdo flro company. A npeclal Q pkgs. fyfZc i>% cans <)Qc ark. cffiirl In lining miulo to hav« nil tlio 1 ftc bottle J 9c bag to battle. Simply tolophone—wo'll Mr. mill Mri>. John Wooil uttrniloi' mnrnbcru proncnt. O 4MO ft dinner parly fUmilay nth'tit nt th Tho fnlfrnl government Is having aive you details, man to man. UNEEDA BAKER'S Butter Wafers, Chccie Wafers, HAMS EGGS Snltina Biscuit, Graham Wnfcrs Armour's Fixed Flavor New Lnid JERSEY'S or Aco's. Very Special— Special— ^HOOVER Bo TINR- ///I only 29 12 lb. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS Loose Dates ORANGES PEARS LIMA BEANS rnrMii rl.OHIDA nr H1INHIHT nono rnr.ftii Modernize Your Home Now! lb8 C for C for C Stop Thinking That You 3 - 25 17 25 10 25 2"" 29 "Can't Afford It." P..'!. TJum. now I|t...vni ni'wloln Ililn f :iiilr.hi)-ii) Idaho Potatoes TANGERINES GRAPES Celery Hearts m<>r« PIIMOMI im-l |f,woi t>il> •>•! We cnii inslnll Modern I'ixltirrt nt a lowrr in ii). swrrr i.Aiidr. nvnvnrn cost thnn you linvri cvrr inin^inrd possible. for bun C bng 20 25 3 ^23' 2 - 19 WILLIAM O'BRIEN 35 JERSEY CENTRAL RADISHES PEANUTS TURNIPS "rand Light Co. Plumbing and Heating • Hoofing — Sheet Mfilnl Work bun. lb lb;r ttEO BANjC SKA BRIGHT 2 -15' 5 10 --* j^ii-lita- > -» AiA RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1982. Page Seventeen' IpiMUMeithsr Mioolatlon Christina* number of children have been ilck Maryland, for the Christmas vaca- *» Fire Destroys fund. B«vtn tablet were In play and with mumps. The Christmas party tion. Dpiuinnnrt Hnmn P>ltn wsr* miscellaneous articles. for the children will take place Sat- The parent-teacher association will CHRISTMAS SALE OF MILLINERY scores were held by ; urday afternoon, December 21th, at meet Tuesday afternoon December uceanpon: nome &Xing,tah t Mm„ werP. aO htU. Hood by Mril, Mr«..liO, T. B.U half-past five o'clock. Carols will be .20th, at three o'clock at the school. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, This 'Marvelous The home of Gerald Meyer, eporU- West, Mrs. James Murphy, Mrs. Billy sung and Rev. Charles P. Johnson, _ An operetta entitled "Cinderella's December 15th, 16th, 17th man, traveler and collector of curloi, Gallagher, Mrs. Horaco W. Klrby the rector, will present gifts. The Christmas Party" will bs presented waa destroyed at Oceanport together and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy. Mrs. children will bring gifts, which will Monday night, December 19th, at the We will offer all Hats on display ut Two Prices—* with an extensive 'library of rare Gallagher entertained with recita- be distributed where they aro need- schoolhouse. All the grades, will books and many collections of ourlos tions and songs and refreshment*. ed. A service will be held at eleven take part. The program la In charge $2.00 and $1.00 early Sunday morning. Meyer was were served by tho hostess, assisted o'clock Christmas eve. There will be of Miss Rockefeller, township music FELT, SOLIEL AND THE POPUIAR SOFTIES. awakened by omoko and after aroue. another^ service .Christmas morning supervisor, and Mies Mildred Leon- by Mra. Frank Pennlngs, Mra. Lou ard, one of the teachers at the ins hla aged; uncle, Leopold, and two "West, Mrs. F. H. Krone, Mrs. I* at eleven o'clock. On the Monday, MISS A. L. MORRIS Millinery Parlor SINGING servants ran to the Oceanport flre- Tuesday and Wednesday following school. Coney, Mrs. Burgess Mullen and Mrs. Boom 10, Eisner Building, house and sounded the alarm. The F. Halsey Cochen. Othora present Christmas services will be held at A party will be given this after- 86 BROAD STREET. (Over Woolworth Store) stiff northeast wind handicapped the wen Mrs. Hondo 0. DeNyeo, Mrs. ten o'clock In. the morning. A largo noon in celebration of the eighth PHONE 2241-J. I firemen. The elder Meyer and the evergreen tree on the church prop- birthday of, Josoph Hoyera, son of Jam«s HonneoBoy, Mrs. J. Grills, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heyers. two servants made their escape from W, Jackson, Mrs. Edward Cordes, erty will be Illuminated with lights, tho soQond floor by means of a lad- as has been the practice for several Members of the Women's auxiliary Mrs. W. Christy, Mrs. Edward Berry, years. of All Saints' church are spending der. Firemen from Oceanport, Pbr- Mrs. Thomas J. Meagher, Mrs. M, taupeck and Eatontown fought the The Navesink library will be one day a. week at tho Mlddletown Cramner, Mrs. 'Ralph Maurloll, Miss health center sewing garments for flames, but were unable to save the Dorothy Short, Mrs. F. McCallln, closed from December 17th to Jan- WILL BE GIVEN building or its contents. uary Cth. Miss Hope Turner, the li- needy families. Mrs. M. Wiener, Mrs. L. Eolk and Saturday's snow gave Howard Tho building was a landmark at Miss Huth Short. brarian, will spend Christmas at her Radio Batteries Tires home at Marietta, Ohio. Miss' Mar- Maxson an opportunity to use his Oceanport and formerly housed the Mies Bleanor TUton, superinten- BlelgH. It was pulled by a mule, TO YOU Oceanport postofflce. Mr. Meyer garet Haokett will complete the in- dent at the Rlvorvlow hospital, had ventory of the township library which Mr. Maxson bought a few- said the building was partially cov- a benefit bridge Wednesday night at books this week. Books received In days ago. Tho mule did not like to ered by Insurance and estimated the tha home of her parents, Mr. and December at the library were "Wan' pull (ho'sleigh and once stopped in For Just A Little Effort ' IOSB at $80,000. Meyer and hie uncle Mr*. Henry TUton, of Main street. ton Mally," by Booth Tarklngton, the middle of the road and would are living for the present with a The proceeds are to aid the Perth "Uncharted Seas," by Emllle Lorlng not move for several minutes. Mr. cousin, A. J. Xlpman, of Red Bank. Amboy General hospital alumni as- and 'The Range Robbers" by Oliver Maxson Anally got the animal turned D. A. Johnson Co. Mr. Meyer Is an amateur motion plo- sociation. Strange. toward home. The mule did not ture cameraman and accompanied a need any coaxing going home. motion picture company to Tahiti In Miss Martha Pennlngton will re- Mrs. Frank Sleh of Locust point Automotive & Radio Electricians tho Hawaiian Islands where they Navesink News. turn December 21st from a six was removed to a New Tork hospital filmed 'Taboo." He recently returned weeks' sojourn In Bermuda. She will last Saturday. from Honduras. (Th« Bad B*nk tUslatar o»n be bomhl spend the Christmas holidays at her 116 MONMOUTH ST., (Cor. Pearl St), In Niyajfti from William Swan »t tat home at MIHlngton, Maryland, and Boatoraca building.) will resume teaching at the Middle- football Profit. STORE REMODELED. A. pageant entitled •The Nativity," town township high school after The Long Branch high school foot- Guaranteed Service. Phone 360.. which Was to have been given by the New Tears. Miss Mazle Rlley, who ball season showed a profit of $691.98. Kay H. StUlmn Building at Eaton- Sunday-eohool of All Saints' church, also teaches at the same school, will Receipts for the season were $3,- town Modernized. has been called off because a. large return to her home at Aberdeen, 499.72. Hey H. Stlllman has just finished remodeling his store at 4 Main street, Eatontown, adjoining'tho Eatontown National bank, and has leased It to the American' Stores company for flvo years. The remodeling work In- cluded tho lowering of the floor, a West Furniture Go,* Keyport,N. J. distance of two feet to the street level, taking out partitions, Instal- ling new walls, floors and celling and a lavatory and building a white metal store front with black glass base, furnished by tho Newark glass com- pany of Newark. This store boa one of the most up-to-date fronts In Man' xnouth county and has drawn much attention from passersby. The celling height Is thirteen and one-half feet and a door Is provided at tho side no that merchandise may bo de- livered without taking up parking space In front. Mr. Stlllman has just completed several garages in the rear of tho premises which he will rent for the storage of automobiles. The general contractor was Joseph E. Hanaway of Long Branch.

Oceanport News.

A bunco and card party, sponsored by the welfare committee of the Ocoanport civic association, was held Friday evening in tho borough hall. Alexander BorosB, chairman of the committee, waa in charge of the af- fair, assisted by Mrs. H. Whitney Conrow, Mrs. Theodore G. Howe, Mrs. Edward Worthley, Mrs. Russell E Glllam, T. J. Meagher and Walter H. Grills. The proceeds from the affair will bo used for Christmas re- lief work. Prizes for high scores were miscellaneous articles. Refresh- ments were served. Those having high scores were Mrs. George S. Loper, Mrs. Russell E. Glllam, Mrs. M. K. Collahan, Mrs. Charles Proth- ero, Charles Walling, James R. O'Donnell, Miss Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Thomas J. Meagher, Miss Esther Ccnover, T. J. Meagher, Theodore Rowe, Mrs. Charles R. Walling and This is the Year to Give Mrs. Ralph Maurlell. Other players JUu woro Mrs. E. S. Wlllard, Mrs. John B. Hulse, Miss Huth Bears), Mrs. Theodore G. Rowe, Alexander Bo- ross, Mayor and Mrs. H. Whitney Practical Gifts Conrow. Mr. and Mrs. James R. O'Donnell, Mrs. H. J. Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Laverty, Mrs. Alice Bill, Mrs. Georgo C. D. Hurley, Ralph Maurlell More than ever have folks learned to appreciate a serviceable gift... a gift and Mra. Arthur Grlggs. whose utility lives on, bringing comfort, beauty and happiness long after Christ- She Sings... Recites... Mrs. Philip G. Hood of Portaupeck entertained the members of the mas Day. Such a gift is a gift for the home. We have hundreds of useful Oceanport auxiliary of the RIvervlew hospital at her home Thursday after- gifts to choose from... and all are exceptional values. Counts and Prays noon. Flans were made to purchase Christmas gifts for patients of the hospital and a report on the recent executive board meeting was made. AN INVITATION Mrs. John Blol, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. Louis Millar, repre- END TABLES SMALL RUGS Girls and Mothers are invited to the Doll sentative of tho organization, and 27" Royal Wilton Rugs. Mrs. Theodore G. Rowo attended the Walnut, Maple or Mahogany. Lady's headquarters to meet the Doll Lady, oxccutlvo meeting. Following the $0-85 business scsulon tho members ex- 7Qc to $JQ.OO 'who will be glad to have one of her wonder- changed Christmas gifts and bridge ful dolls actually speak, sing and pray for was played. Mis. Bholdon Davis an- Values lip to $7.00. tertalnod with recitations and ro- you. Bring Mamma or Papa or both, be- froshmonta wcro sorved by tho hos- cause they will want to know how to get tess.. Mru. Edward Carey, Miss Wll- lcy and Mrs. Gcorgo T. Llnton, presi- CEDAR CHESTS this glorious Doll for YOU. dent of tho executive board of the \ BOUDOIR CHAIRS Full lino of tho famous Lane hospital, woro guests at the meeting, Every style, In every color. Sp The members present were Mrs. Chests. Visit Her at Our Office or at Itusscll Olllarn, Mrs. A. A. Welter, ial Priced— Mrs. David Jnnen, Mra. John Blel, 00 Mis Hheldou Davit, Mrs. II. Henno, $4.95 to $ j[g- $7.95 to $Qft.0O Mrs. James Johnson, Mlsa Mayette 30 TOWER SHOE COMPANY Johnson, Mrs. A. ICdolman, Mrs, Caroline Turton, Mrs. K. 0. WllUrd, BROAD STREET, Mrs. Cloorge II. I-oper, Mr«. Chnrln I'rolhero. Mra. llnlph Farkull, Mra. SMOKE STANDS RED BANK J. 1,. Herbert, Mrs. Kdward Worth- DESKS ley, Mr». T. J. Menuher, Mlas B. J. All UIIWIH nt tho lowest iM' Khrentriiit, Mra. 1 lurry Bltkeloy, Wnlnul, M»hognny or rvrr qui>trd. Mrn. Jnmea Hlinln'a, Mra. Ixnila Mil. Many tltrTtirrnt nlylra. ler, Mra. Marllii J, Connolly, Mra, Cyril W. lUyluirst «nd Mrs. Theo. .00 7gc to $1S.OO dnre fl. Howe. $j5-oo to $75 LLS Thn wnmrn nf thn linrnugh liava for tho pnal moutli lixen fnn»ur,1 In RY Mng for thn Had Cruaa. Tha wurlt la liclna; nupaivlanl liy Mra. Hondn Dinini; Room SnUcft O. DnNynn of Oe^nnimrt Pork, »ni| Two-in-Ono Tables In Mnlnii:niiy, Wnlnul. or Mnpli' III ftddllhiu In umUliiK rhllilian'a (ar< Walnut or M«hni;nny. Nuw - indiita R rmmnlttnn wlilnli Inrludaa Itiir'i.illv pi Ifftl fmni — Mm, V. llnlary Curlirii mill Mra. lf.d. 176 West Front St., Red Bank ward t'oicy lim Iman npixilulcd for $| g.00 to $/Jg.OO .00 to $ .00 thn iAt:niir*y nmt irollr, Jii.t mall llmiy, Mia II. .1. Amletann, Mra. rina naanrliiiaiit. All atyln 1 nvn llnlliiwiH.-I; nil imlllrdil fnr 11,1" coupon IMIIDV mill Ilin Dull lAily will nnavvrr ymir IrKrr, .imnpa Mutphy Bn<1 Mia. Thnntaa Illga, 1*11 JO1I all Abuill lirr *n<1 llolY (<• (t>t ,mr. Mrnttli^r. Woman liiteiaatptl In h«lp. Inn with Ilila woik ahfiuld rotnrnunl' .00 rain nllli Mia, |lrfl|.«. $33 Mia. ,1. Walling of M«lt> >li»l li>a TUB 1)01.1, IJMIV \. ..; Ii/Mill 1.,1,(1 lic.l lii her linlll* fur lha IJHt* ralla !«mutr/ (.•, Two nnd Tlirrr-I'Jrcr •••>* lUnk, N. f, llav, T. A. l)T«ri.l' K mlaalonarr l.ivini; Homil SuUrs In AM.», waa Ilia apeaW at I In LAMPS I,, ||,n | l .| al l*a nil'1 l««l|ilM M«««« |a|| ma |xiw t >''iinr, a«it( "Ilia Man nf (Ulllaa." 35 Arinnr.ru Mi. tt, W, Il.l.it.t ,,f r«it M"ii- ii,.,ulli .i,l.,lali,«.l .1 • l.i 1.1,. *,,.( I Ilimrii | •Hi' «l |KI l.i.n.s !••{ wr<|| ^^^^i^^^^ RED.BANK21EGISTEI

NOTICE. oha Brown. acre and honae— an alarm last Wednesday morning burg public schools were neither ab- SHERIFFS SALE. SHERIFFS SAUS. llTCHANCiRY OK NfiW JERSEY. ' EXBEMBN BEAST. 93/409 Intorait • 1.U sent nor tardy during the month of By virtue of _ ^ fl^f*. to. f-di- By vlrtv* of » writ ol ft. f«. to ma dU Prill.Sale ol BMI Estate ler Unpaid Colt* ---'-m'-~vii-iiT!,.i.'niuiiii-'.i' for a chimney flre In the Leddy bouse rected. Issued ou< of rt of Ginn- racUd. l«u«d out ot th*.Court of Chan- IN THE HATTER OP THE MEH M4- on Twilight avenue and Port Mon- November: ftank, Belinikt 1*4 «cr»i and JHllJdietownere Have "it Merry EYen- eery of the State of New Jaxser, will be C.IT of th. SUt. ol Maw Jarwjr, will ta TBUST COMPANY OF RED --.. t-William II. Aoienon. eo.leotgr ojt building! ,,.,., mouth road. The flre was extln- FRANCIS PLAGE SCHOOL. exposed to esla at put-lie vendue on a»ofad to aall. at nubile T«ndu« on' . * NEW JERSEY. IN CHARGE OF TBL ;':'•:•.• Ing at .Port Monmouth. Tuudty. tha trd day of January, Kit, taias In and tor tie Township of Holm; Intereit ...~..~,..,.~..».~..~ ulshed with Blight damage. There Eighth srade—Margaret Layton teacher MONDAY, THE 9th DAX OP JANUARY, COMMISSIONER OP BANKING AND del. County of Monmouth and Stata ot Oojta ...-.._ u bctwtan' tha houra of IS o'clock and B s About 65 persons attended the an- —Gordon Behn. Nino Bonuoroo, Wolter - 10S8, • •,• INSURANCE. UNDER THE FROVfc New Jersey, hereby give notice that ae- juU Coueoli 41H MW *nd was & fire in the same house about a Chance, John Grimm, Irving Heycr, Nor- o'clock (at 3 o'clock)'!n_tlia atttrhoon of SION OF THE ACT CONOERNJNa .buildings ^iual sapper of the Middletovm town- between the hours of 12 o'cjoclc *nd 5 •aid dayi at tht Court HOUM in' tha Uor- .TRUST COMPANIES. . cordlnf to the law requlrlnl me to make UI.OS year ago. man Randolph, James Tanner, Fred Tren- o'clock (at 2 o'clock) In tho afternoon of tie unpaid' taxes, assessments and otter InUreit .. ship flre department Saturday night try, Angela Belesia, Jennie Carney, Lola ough of Fra«hald, county of Monmouth. On petition to «pprovt> account «nd'tt- Mrs. Fred Melnken, chairman of said day, at the Court Houao In tht Bor- Naw Jtney, to latlafy a decrca of uld nmnlclpul charges, aliened on. land, ten- CoaU _.,. , '•' a.t the White House at Pgrt Mon- Cnmpton. Katherlne Maaile, Elaine Ran- ough of Freehold, county of Monmouth; >qutot for Instruction*. «meo,te, h.rodltara.nta and real estate In E, U De U Hater, 1 acr* tho local Red Cross, has announced dolph. Vivian Sleeel, Cecilia Walttra. court . amounting to approximately 'Hi- '* mouth. Frederick Kelchejr ol Brad- New Jersey, to satisfy a d«ere« of islet ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. ; . . - •••-- " o.w „ _ _ J.«4 eaitarly qna hundred feet to the weit elde Jt li, on thla «th Mayor Clarence Watson, who has Seventh grade. Almeda Pnyhtcr teacher map la filed In the Monmouth - County of lot No. 78! thence (2) northerly'one day of December, tha «am. subj.ct to' reduaptlon at the •ewls Haning, U acra „„ 2.R0 ''au'pper-was a great success in every —Chester Bonuorno. James Contey, An- Clerk's OHlce, liW, OUDEBED; lowot rate of. Interest but In no case In Interest .... .43 respect and everyone who attended It em sick {or some time, is reported hundred - feet alone; the weaterly line of excei; of elsht Mr cent per annum. This 1 thony Craplo, Sylvester Crapto, , Otto BeBlnnlntr at an. Iron bar In the easterly lot Ho.-18 to a .take; thence (» westerly 1. (a) That tho petitioner have leava Costs :. ..«.. .„. . „.. '1.64 had a fine time. Chicken was, the :o be on the road to -recovery. (irimm," John Malley. Charles Matthews. line of South Street, the same belnff dls* to fUa aatd petition and to make partita aale la'made under the provisions of an ibadlah HaUenbeok,, M acre.,. one hundred feet to the eaeterly tide of Act of the liKlilature entitled "An Act principal dish. All the township flre Mrs. Adelaide Porter and Mrs. Herbert Moore, .^William Sefclk, Edward tant one hundred seventy feet southerly Coleman Avenue: thence (4) eoutherly and thereto a* representative of tho claaaof Watklnson. Raymond Burlett, Arnold Dail- from the point of Intersection of the east- along Coleman-place one hundred feet to Demand Depodta—Martin M. .Mandel, concerning unpaid taxei, asi.isments and department officials were present ex- Mary Bern of. East Keansburg attend- ey, Norman Dalley, Abble f'oulks, Ruth erly lino of South Street with the souther- the point or place of beginning. • Being Fred Uchtmani Qulnn, Paraopi A Dore- other.municipal chareee on real propertr cept William Scott, the chief, and ed the dinner at Princeton last Frenchman, Grace ruslisl. - Mar* ,• Santa ly lino of Plncknoy Itoad; thence (1) muB, Shrewsbury Mutual Fire Insurance and protldln* lor We collection thereof Intended as lots NOB. 70, 71. 73 and 73 on br.tho erettlon and enforcement of ll.no Wednesday In honor of -lira. Charles southerly along; the'easterly line of South a map.of Io^•of 3VHUB A. Clayton, made Co.. Seashore XnVeatment Co., Fr»d W* George Kaney, the. first assistant Street, one hundred eighty and two-tenths Robin ion, Theo. J. Labrecque and Frfla thereon (Revision of 1818)." W. Sabin. Sixth trade, AUI. Veale teacher—-Ptlaelila by George -JX-. Coopet, C £.. August' S2nd, Andrews, Muriel Matthews. Virginia Wall- feet to an iron bar. the same belnir the 19H. , •.. • ... OakL The eald lands, tenement!.' heredity chief. northwest corner of lot No. 46; thence (2) mente and nal-eitate to bo .old and the John Lynch has returned from a ing, Hary Wilson, William Aalbue, Ned 2nd. Being lota Numbers S*orty-three b) That tho petitioner have Uvf» to ' The Wlddletown department was Davll, Chtltcr Lehman, William Lorensen, emsterly along tho northerly 'Una of lot 1 1 make parties "thereto aa •ropreien.te.ttvee namea of.the p.rsons ajalnst whom eald 'kit at Philadelphia. No. 45 ono hundred ten feet, aoflt'or les>, (. Costs - men's association at Freehold. At the iurgical patient in a Newark hos- Vaughn Behn, Charles Heyer. Archie Ku- and eight-tenths feet to a monument* the tha Monmouth County Clerk'* offlc*. ; TAXES. ID81, ma.aks, Robert Leonard!*, James O Nelll. Beginning at » point In Uio weiterljr Zobel. • Carl Label), tt acre request of Mr. Rcichey the Mlddle- pital. aamo being a point of curve to the Tight That the petitioner have Uav« to Estate.Sarah Ahearn, 18 aeres...... ! 24,05 Intereat «.-.., Nelson Wallinc. Edna Foulks, Virginia with a radius of sixty-five feet: thence Una' of Lakesida drive *i laid out on auld towners repeated the song of "The Goldfarb, Virginia MrCabe, Myrtle Treicry. map and at the northeoat corner of lot make parties thereto aa representative of Interest ...-...._....-.,....,.„...... „.„ .„ s.ifl Costs .„„.,..«, Mra. Adelaide Porter *was hostess (4) northeasterly along tbo above men- the clans of Christmas Club Deposits— Costs ..«....—.«.-.....,«....«„».„«.«,..» fohn Marquis, 2"ib'ti™"^ Firemen's Band." It was sung to the Muriel Jess. tioned curved line thirty-three and nine- No. 42, thenca'westerly alone • the north* 1.64 ,t a card party last night. erly line of lot No. 42* one hupdred And Lewis Call ah an, Blanche Tilton, Mn. A. n, C. Trading Co., 1 aore ...... 8.70 Intereat .«»«..«..«....«.., tune pi "Tannenbaum." Fifth grade. Allila Chamberlain teacher ty-two hundredthn foot to a monument, George F* Gramann .Jr.» and Mrs. Robert Interest - , .,.,,, , Costs ...... ,™....„,. _ Mrs. Fred Trencry entertained tho —Sylvester Belloica, Thomas Burnesser, the name being the southwest corner of thlrty-ipvtjn tttU more or IBBB, to the ( r ea.Urly line of the land of J. P. Hendrlck- Haekett. Now Point Comfort Beach Co.^ Jolly Eight card club at her home George Freechi, Frank Schumacher, Alfred lot No. 481 thence (5) northwesterly alonjf 3S 12*4 acres and bouse ...... ,-..„.„ 4i,28 Wilson. Elsla- Bartel. Esther Doe, Rose lot No. 48 one hundred seventy and nine- •on and others: thence northerly alone . (d) That tho petitioner have leave to Bobert Aw^nT^^RlirMra'ZlCIiZ 1.81 at Beacon Beach last Tuesday af- Bald Hendrlckson'B line one hundred and maKt as a party thereto aa representa* Interest M Interest ••••<.••». .—....••...,....•.„...,, 6.04 Keansburg News. Gerbert, Mildred Newman, Eva Ro.ckafel- ty-two hundredthB feet to an Iron bar; COBtS ...«..'VtM.t..H.....l.H..^H...... 1 ,B4 ternoon. low. Lenore Wot. Doris Wllion. thenc'o (6) westerly, fifteen and twenty- fifty feet to thu southwest corner of Lot tlve ot a Preferred Claim held iii aus* Costs ..... l.t. M M > four one-hundredths feet to the point or No. 491 thence vaiterly alons the louther* pense the Second National Bank ft Trust Frank Betlnskl, Ui acres and George Pike, 1 aero and house .;„.. lt.44 IThe Bed Bank ReuUUr o.»b« IJ-.I«M Miss Erminia Leonardls has con- Fifth grade, Kathryn •Williams teacher— Company of Red Bank. New Jersey* Interest ...«..»»..•....»...«.«....„»«..• 2,17 • Leonard Coverdale, Thomas Gllmour. Ed- place of beginning, ' ly line of Lot No. 49 ninety-*}!* ioet. more buildings ...n..,H..,,H., sa.ao fa Keambure at the stores of E. I* Miller, cluded a visit at New York. or lesi, to tha.avoutherly line of L&kcvlde (e) That the petitioner have !«av« to Interest ... 2.8< Costs .....».u...» «.».«....«....„,.. 1,64 " ward Mslley, Frederick Melnken. Harold Joseph Ra vet tin a, 29 acrta and N. Santa Lucia. Poillp htlltt dii .<. *m mm ..m •• 4.VV ough council at laBt week's meeting CHURCH STREET SCHOOL. line of South Street, the same being re- P. Boulter, John J. Qulnn. The&T D. Par- Costs -« 1.04 Estate Lottie 0. Smith, H acre Mrs. 'JAnnle Furby has recovered Fourth grade, Edna M. Morris teacher— served to afford ingress and egress from 8rd. B«Inff lots Kpa. 29. 80. 36. 86, 87. sons, Alice ApplesBt Cook, It. E. Craw- Estate Nathan W. Beers. and • houio '*..»••..»••..«..>••.».••.»»... 88.lt requesting that tiie amusement li- from grip. iylvla Pearl, Bernlce Price. Beverly- Price. South Street to lot No. 48. 88, 41, 42 aa shown on "Map of Property ford, C. R. Enallsh and Kenneth B. Mc- acres and buildings .2.0 Interest ..._„..„...» „ 4.07 of Wlllifl A. Clayton near Bed Bunk, N. Coats .. ,.,,. ....„ . cense be abolished, it being pointed Mrs. William Snyder entertained Eva Zuckerman, Minnie Dalley. Madeline Being also' commonly )mo ind de- J., made by George D. Cooper. C £.. Au- Interest „, „.„, . S.89 li 1 Costa ...-...« »..„,.-...„,...»„„«.„ Mrs. Joseph W. Thome 24^ acrss ' out in the petition that those who tho members of tho New Point Com- Jcnson, Anthony Bcllena, David Goldforb, scribed aa lot No. 47, north aide of Gar- Bust 22nd,'lail.* \ .7?)"'That the petitioner havo leave to i.e. John Metzser. den Roiid. SUvenvhlto Gardens. Red Bank, males parties thereto as representatlva of Sainucl J. Baa em an, 4 tots ...»»«« - 7.40 and buildings ...«....» J4.8O pay a license also pay a personal tax. fort fire company last Wednesday Fourth grade, Anita V. Coon teacher— -Lots 29 and 80 taVan together are de- the clasa of Outstanding Liabilities Upon Interest «,.....»....«•*..«.«.• .6' Interest ..,„....„ „ is.i» •fhe petition was signed by several of scribed at follows: jJesrlnnlntf at a point Costa „....«..„„....«...._.«' 1.61 COBU .. . „..,.., l.di afternoon at her home on Center Clellio Feeden. Lucille Connolly. Gladys The said premises are to be sold subject In the westerlwest y side of Coleman Avenue. Which Proofs of Claim Have Been Filed— . the prominent concessioners who op- Ludlow,'Caroline Westerdorf. William Ack- to existing rau n dp a! lions, assessments. If Fred Lie htm an. Joseph Ackerman. Henry John Brown, % aore and house.... 9.12 Grove L. Thackar, 24 acres and avenue. ' '' • saiid iiolniiiolnlttt bbelnfl f att thth e northeastht corner Allen, George H. Conway, Anwtaals Dom- Interest «....«„... .81 buildings ».M....«.*..n....M....H • 86.55 erate on the boardwalk in the sum- erman, Michael Andres, Jsmes Davis, Roy any; to all restrictions of record] to re- of LoLt t NNo, 281 thench e (1) westerltl y alonl g Farley, Douglas Foulks, Harold Spltznos, strictions up rearing In Book. HOI of Deeds xel, Irene Easle, Grace T. Haokett, Martin Costa .>....,,..,..,,« „ ,..«....H..> 1.04 Interest. i,,n»».,.H.i,>l,,H,niw,,in,,,,l 12.80 mer months. The petition was not Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Crouse of Mil- the northerly ,l,lne of Lot No. 28 one hun-J. Kennedy, Clarence h. Laytfin, Albert W. 3.» Costa ..»...»..^..v. «„.."!!. Albert Bloomer. for Monmouth County, page 159; to such dred feet to-a point, said polat being the Edward Bennett, 0 acres woodland 1.64 acted upon and will be taken up for ford have ended a visit with Mrs. Third grade. Florence Sculthorp teacher Btnte of facts as an accurate survty of Worden. H. I* Zobel, Tbeo. J, Labrecque. Interest ...... «,....«....w«.™....-.™... . .8 Ammlllo Cinque- and Others, 187 northwest corner of Lot No. 28; thence Martin N. Mandel. Qulnn. Parsons & 1.0 consideration at a future meeting. In Mary Rockafellow. —Harry Andrews, John Andros. Allen premises might disclose; to the effect, if (2) northerly and parallel with Coleman Coats ...-..„«..„„„.„„„.„„..„«..„,..' acres and buildings 377.20 any. of zoning ordinances; to all rules and Doremua and Richard W. Hehne. John W. Crawford, 160 acres and.: Intereat ...» 41.61. a communication, Morriscy & Wal- Mrs. Jennie Cole of Seely avenue Dale, Horold Fahrer. Henry Lentzsch, Ken- Avenue fifty feet to a point. Bald point neth Melnken, Frank Moore. Harold Wnll- reRulfttlonB pertaining to the erection of being the southwest earner of Lot No. 81; is) That the petitioner have leave to bulldinscs . 482,6 Costs . 1JJ4 ker, real estate operators, requested has recovered from a sickness, fol- Inc, Winifred Bloomer, Bcrnice Doll, Alice buildings nnd the uses thereof; and to ex- thence (3) along the southerly line of Lot make as a party thereto as representative Interest ..:-...... 40.7 Estate Mrs, John 13. VanClIef. '£ permission to p.lace piling instead of lowing a flre which damaged her Humphrey, Geraldine Schoessow, Sophie isting tenancies and leases. If any. No. 31 and parallel .with the first coune of the class of Rejected Claims—Seara, Costa ...... „. .,..„.,™. 1.6 aero and house .,.* „._ fi.gft Walters. Seised as the property oT Henry J. Mc< one hundred feet to tho westerly elde of Roebuck & Company, Louis Couccl. 43 ii acres and Interest ...»....«...«....„ „... . i,3S a solid foundation under five bunga- home considerably. ..M....«...... 146.1 Costs >..-»..»...»....««.,...».,...„.,„.,. 1(94 ! Second grade, Elile Potter teacher—Shir- Donald, Gertrude T. McDonald, Hand all L. Coleman Avenue; thence : (4) southerly (h) That tho petitioner have leave to bulldlnca ...-....„.._. U W lows, located in Granville Park. It Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaseman of ey Herrmann, Elisabeth Humphrey, Bnr- Sperry, Morris Heaa, Martha Norden, Inc., along the westerly line of Coleman Ave- make partlea thereto as representative of Interest 13 1 was stated that year after year the Grandview avenue are in Florida, a corporation, taken In execution at the nue fifty feet to the point or place of be- the class of Outstanding LlabllUlts Upon Costs 1.6 . TAXES IB20, trnra Howland, Marjoric Matthews. Ruth Eatate. Ellon Coitello, half acre 00' foundations have been undermined Sehweizer, Evelyn Splttnas. Lois Wilhelm. suit of Geortre M. Snndt. executor under ginning. Which No Proofs of Claim Have Been tt El A. B, a Trading Co.. I acre . 8.6rf where they will spend the winter. and by virtue of tho Lnst Will and Testa- Filed—H. Clay Bunker, Walter Campbell, Interest ••••.....•..,..., „ .01 Intorost -,...«..„«„.;„..„,.„„... ,7 6, by high tides from Raritan bay, and George Aekcrman, Nicholas Andros, Ken- Lota NOB. 85. 86. 87 and 33 taken Casts »».....»...... _ l.fl. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gchlhaus have leth Doll, Kenneth Walling. ment of Florence V. Sandt, deceased, and John Fonser, Donald Fleckenateln, Harold Coata , « «..«....-«,.«..» 1.84 each time the foundations have been to be sold by srether are described as follows: Beginning E. Ludenar, Caroline V. Rhoades, Estate Ammtlllo Canqu* and Otheri, 167 Rob or t Austin, Jr.. \^ acre ...•.....,« 2^8f> returned from a trip to Newburgh, First grade. Rue K. llarney teacher— at a point In the westerly slda of Coleman ecres anil bulldlncs .._..„..„ 632.Ri rebuilt according to the building code. Vcra Helfrich, Pegrsy Price, Selmn Walters. HOWARD HEIGHT. Sheriff. AveriUe> said point being the northeast of Daisy B. Willis. B & B Trucking C Interest ...»..HU...... »....U....UU. „.. New York. pany and Estate of M. Lewis Brown. Interest —,. ;M 47,91 Under these circumstances the coun- Hazel Vulgar. Christina Senate • Grace Dated December 2, 1932, corner of Lot No. 34; thence (1) westerly Coots . . „ . John Lynch Is having hl3 recently Aiiplegate, Stevens, Foster & 2. And It Is further ORDERED that Costs , -....«-..™^ 1.6' Mary Balrd, 1 lot '.'ZZ'.'. cil voted to grant the request. Mrs. Senato. Carl Latinl, Walttr Lehman, Ray- alonfl f tthh e northerly line of. Lot No. 34 Chauit and Frencel. bulldlnff B purchased home repaired and im- mond LenUsch, John Miller. ReuBslIle, Sol'ro. one huhundren d feet to a point, said point the creditors and atockholders of the said Interest .i.«....»n..H..»...... «.»,.H.tM. Mary Muller of Raritan avenue was (8S tine.*) $36.12 Merchants .Trust Company of Red Bank, Intereat ...»..«.«...... -.„ ,88 proved and when completed will oc- beini g thh ee northwest corner «ff Lott No.. 34 34; ' Costs ..,„...._....„ «....»«..™««.. 1,6 1.64 granted a refund of $37.37 on her tax thencth e (2) northerlythl. and d parallellll witithh New Jersey, and all of the persons named Samuel J. Basaroan, 4 lots ...... cupy it. In paragraph one hereof, individually and B. I* Do It Mater, I acre »»•.»«... 2.6 Interest -....-«.«.....«.«„.««.«. a.BO bills of 1926, 1927 and 1928, due to an SHERIFFS SALE. Coleman Avenue one hundred, feet to a Interest ^....«..., .. . .».«... .78 Get Up Nights? point, said point being the southwest cor- as representatives of each of said several H U H CODIS »u..»...... n....H...':H,..>H.,, * 1.64 assessment for part of a lot she did Tho members of the New Point By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to ma di- classes nhalt show cause before the Chan- Costa John Brown, % aero and house!.!. ltlo6G4 rected, issued out of the Court of Chan- ner of Lot No. 36; thence (8) easterly Joseph Dlnardo, 47 acres and not own. The borough clerk report- Comfort flre company aro making Make This 25c Test parallel with the first course and alone cellor of tho Chancery Chambers at the Interest „ 2.51 preparations for the annual enter- cery uf the State of New Jersey, will be the" southerly line of Lot No. 30 ono hun- Stat* House Annex in the City of Tren- buildings „...« -156,B7 Costs „..., «.„.„... 1.64 ed $S4.40 collected in fees during No- s exposed to sale at public 'vendue on ton, on the 27th day of December, 1092. Interest •.*».»•»..«.»••.....»...... 14.09 Frank Belinskl, 1% acres end tainment for the children of the New dred feat to the westerly side of Coleman vember. For the same period the Uoo this easy bladder physic to drive MONDAY. THE Sth DAY OF JANUARY. Avenue; thence (4) southerly along tho at 10:90~o'clock In the forenoon, or as Costs ..'._....n....HH«..H....„,..,«..•„.,.. 1,0 buildings ...... _..„ „..„.., 26.20 building Inspector collected $19 in Point Comfort section. out Impurities and excess adds which 1938, westerly side of Coleman Avenue one hun- noon thereafter as the matter can be Coslmlo Falcone. 10 acres and Interest —...... ™.,....M..««..M«... e.60 heard, why the prayer of the petition buildings » B5.I Costa .™ .-.«...»....»....«..„_... 1.64 lees. Borough Recorder William MISB Celia Schuck was hostess at cause Irritation that result? In lest between the houra of 12 o'clock and S dred feet to the point or place of begin- o'clock (nt 2 o'clock) In the afternoon of ning. • '•. " -:-• ." '-. • should not be granted and why an order Interest ...... 4,0 E. J, De la Mater, 1 aero ...-...,._..... 2.5T. Haag- reported the collection of ?3 in a card party at her home on Main pains, backache, burning nnd ffettlnc of this Court should not be made. Costs ...... _,...»..;...«,.,.Mv...« ,.. Interest • •.••...•...•<.«...... ,...,...,, ,64 Raid day, at tho Court Pouse in the Bor- Lots Nos. 41 and 42 taken together are fines for two months. The overseer street Thursday night for the bene- up nlKhts. BU-KETS. the-bladder physic ough of Freehold, county of Monmouth, Mrs. Edward Frsncli, ED acres and described as follows: Beginning at a poln^, (a) Taking jurisdiction over the ad- buildings „.«... , «.. 1217 of'ithe poor reported an expenditure fit of St. Mark's guild. containing buchu, juniper oil, etc., works New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said in the westerly side of Lakeside drive, ministration of the trust set forth in 'the m William A. Gelhaus, H aeres and court amount Ins to approximately said petition. Interest m . 10.1]-« buildings ....-...._.._.._...._....„... foe November of $16.20. The council Mr. • and Mrs. George Kauffman on tho bladder pleasantly and > effec- Bold point belnff the northeast corner of Costs .-._....-....„ —...««, 1.84 Interest ...»...... »..H »..H *...H». , 54,197.00. t Lot No. 40; thence (1) westerly along tho (b> Approvinproving the compensation of the H n will hold a special taeetlng tomorrow tively, nimilar to cnator oil on the bowel*. William Flndler, 4 lots . . 18,80 Costs . H.mH.HMM.HH. are sojourning at Miami, Florida. All those following: tracts or parcels of northerly Una of Lot No. 40 one hundred Special Ai Deputy Commission ere. Interest .... . night when the budget will come up Get ft 25c box (5 irra.n size) from your land and premises hereinafter particularly and fifty-six feet more or less to a point. counsel an.siistand othetr employees and assist' 16 Lewis Herring, !i acre ...... __._ . Mrs. Lena White, state councilor Costs ...... „„. 1.64 I Interest ...... for consideration. Councilman'Sam- druggist. After four dayi. If not re- described, situate, lying; and being In the said point being the northwest corner of ants and all expenses of supervision and Clinton M, Flint, 8 lots of the Daughters of America, paid Township of Middletown. In the County lot No, 40; .thence (2) northerly and at liquidation. 8.10 Costs » »...... *...... uel Randolph presided at the meet- a visit to the local council Friday lieved of getting up nights -go "back and of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. right angles with tha first course fifty feet Interest .S3 | Estate Jacob Jeftry, ljacre and 1 (c) Approving and Instructing the pay- Costs 1.64 ing, duo to the Illness of Mayor Wat- set your money. You are bound to First Tract:—Beginning at a stone In to a point, said point being the southwest ment of a counsel fee In the amount of house .... evening. At the conclusion of tho corner of Lot No. 43: thence (8) easterly William A, Gelhaus, H acres and Interest „ l.ES eon. feel better after thin clennainff and you tho north taut corner of said tract of land $3,000.00 to Applegatc, Stevens, Foster & buildings ...... 45.88 meeting a covered dish supper was west of tha public road lcadlnff from alone the) southerly line of Lot No. 43 and Itousallle. Costs t..»....»..,...H....n...... 1.64 The fire department responded to gob your regular sleei>. Echiocder's Phar- parallel with the first course one hundred Interest ;.. 4.18 'ell Jftcobson, 4 lots . ' 10.08 served. Headdcn's Corner to Middletown Station (d) Granting' auch farther relief as In Costa .. . « _.. 1,64 macy and Thomas Lewis any BU-KETS la and In Una of Jacob McClane's land |from thirty-seven feet and six Inches more or the opinion of this Court may be just and Interest 2.12 The following pupils of the Keans- less to the westerly side of Lakeside Gausto and Cherchlxlla, la acres.... S6.50 Costs ...» „ „ M 1.64 ' &> beat seller. thence running as the needle now points, Lakeside such other, and further Instructions with Interest . —...... ». 6.0O Dec. 30th, 1871 (1) »outh sixty-five de- drive; thence (4) southerl l th respect to the liquidation of the Merchants H M HM HH few Point Comfort Beach Co., westerly line of Lakeside ldrivy aalonel tgo the Costs ...... _...„...—. .- 1.64 129i acres and buildings . . 41.40 grees and twenty minutes west two chains drive to the Trust Company of Red Bank, New Jersey, and fifty-five links; thence (2) south point or place of Beginning, be the dis-as may be proper for tho protection of tha Lewis Uarrlnv, *h acre ...... 2;69 Interest ». 8,69 point t orh plaplact icte of b h di Interest nH.HH.,..«.««.,»«.. .28 .Costs 1.64 twenty-seven degrees and thlrty*five min- tance wh.\\t iitt may. petitioner, the Merchants Trust Company utes weAt three chains and fifteen links of Red Dank, New Jersey, Its stockholders leorne Pike, 1 acre „«. , la.SO 4th. Beginnini g at a point on tha west- and creditors and of the public. Obatliah Halienbeck, ii'atjre"-^. 2.78 Interest .»..»...... »»..._._.„ 2.84 i aid McClane's land to a stonstonee : erly side of Coleman Avenue, Bald point Interest ..»...;.»,... Costa „,...„....„ 1.64 thence (3) north seventy-nine dtm[tree s an.d. being the portheast corner of Lot No. 20 S. And It Is further ORDERED that Costa . . _ ten minutes west one chain and twenty- 'oseph Ravettlns, 2P acres and and now owned by Harry Colemsn; (1) copies of the petition and of this Order, H. M. Huston. 40 aer'as and bulld- bulldlnna ..„ ..._...._...... _... 09.611 four links along eald McClane; thence (4) westerly along the northerly line of Lot which need. not be certified, be served Ings „ ,.„„,,„„„„„„, 126.80 outh twenty-fivo decrees west fifty-eight upon the representatives of each of said Interest . .._ ... 19,6B No. 20 one hundred feet, more or Ieis, to Interest . 11,82 Costs ..._ _ _... 1,64 llnkn along Georirc E. Tilton; thence- (5) lands of J. P. Hendrlckson and Others. several classes set forth In paragraph ono Costs ., „ 1.64 louth flfty-thrce degrees and thirty mtn- Thence (2) northerly along the easterly hereof within ten daya from the date Imtl Bollanek, 8^ aores and build. itca west sixty-eight links alone said Tit- Estate Sarah Ivans, 10 V& Aores Ings 21,60 Una of the Bendrlckson property fifty feet hereof, by service upon them personally and house . 8 8.30 .on; thence (6) south seventy-four decrees to a stake. Thence (8) easterly and par- or by leaving said copies at thilr usual Interest „.„„....- . 4.E4 md thirty mtnutcti west nixty-elght links allel with the first course one hundred feet place of abode or business and service Interest «,« »....».... 8.00 Costs ...- -I. 1.64 don? slid Tilton; thence (7) nouth thirty more or less to the westerly side of Cole- upon a corporation or association shall be Costs ...... 1.84 itste Lottie O. Smith, ',4 acre minutes west nix chains and sixteen links man Avenue. Thence (4) southerly along made by serving, any one of their direc- Julia Iuo, U'i acres and build- and house , H ...„ , 80.91 long said Til toil to a cedar sapling! the westerly side of Coleman Avenue fifty tors, either personally or by leaving cop- ings ...... 61,0B Interest _ «.8n hence (8) three degrees and twenty mln- feet to the place or point of beginning. lea thereof at their usual place of abode Inters at ...... _. - . B.fiO CoBts \ 1 64 itea en ft eight chains along said TUton; Being Intended as Lota Nos. 21 and 22 on or business. Costs „.„..„„....-«..„... 1,(4 itate Mrs, John B. VsnCllif. % henro (fl) pouth eighty-seven degrees map of property of Willis A. Clayton near Estate Jacob Jeffrj, 1 acre and acre and houio 8.10 and ten minutes east nine chains and sev-Red Bank, N. J., (icorge D. Cooper, C. E., 4. And It !• further ORDERED that a house — „ ^,,..» 11.40 Interest «... 1.70 enty-four links atonic lands of John Head- Red Bank, N. J., August 22nd. 1911. copy of the petition and of this Order Interest « ...... 1.03 Costs 1.64 den and Jump* Patterson, dee'd; thence and of the supplemental report showing Costs - _ 1,64 (In) fouth eighty-two degrees and forty Being a part of the same land and prem- the compensation of the Special Assistant Charles A. Johnson, 1^4 acres and TAXES 102 S. minutes en si one chain and three links Ises conveyedd t o thth e partieti s of thth e fifirstt Deputy Cotnmtsalon*r». * Counsel, and buildings 87.00 alonK Haiti Pntternon, to the New Jersey part by, the partr of the second part and other employaes and assistants end all ex- Interest ...... 8.38 'oseph Alloccs, 12 acres _.• 25.GT Southern Railroad; thence (11) north wife by deed of even date herewith and to penses of supervision and liquidation, Costs ..•„; -.; _ _ 1.84 Interest - .„... 6.90 cU'ht decrees nnd fifty minutes west eight which need not be certified, be served up- Costs _ ...... 1,84 be recorded simultaneously herewith In tht Nick Jacobaw. SU acres and house 17.12 ohn Brown, U acre and buildings 11.92 eh nine and thirty-threQ links along said Monmouth County Clerk's office and this on the Merchants Trust Company of Red Interest ...-....„..».„..».,.,«...»..»... 1.G4 railroad; thence (12) north ten degrees mortgage Is gWen to secure a part of the Bank, New Jero«y, by nervlc* upon any Costs ...... 1.84 Interest „ .. 11.22 consideration thereof and Is to have the one of their directors cither personally or Nell Jaebbson, 4 acres . 10.87 Costs 1.... 1,64 e.st four chalnn and thirty-two links full force and effect of a purchase money by leaving a copy thereof nt their usual 'rank Oellnski, ^ acra and build- place of abode or business within ten days Interest ...- -...„„..,.....-..»... .98 alone snlil rallrond; thence (13) north roortsags. Costs „._....„ », _....„„.._... 1,64 ings _ _ _. . 26.4A thirteen decrees west five rhnlns and six- of the dat* hereof. Interest 7.1 S Subject to any restrictions described, Carl Label), li acre . » . a.70 Costs - ...... 1.64 ty* four llnkB aloni,' eiiid roll road; thence mentioned or referred to in the above E. And It Is further ORDERED that a Interest ••.«.•••« •»•••.•.••«•••..•»•.•.• .33 (14) north forty-two degrees and fifty- mentioned detd. copy of this Order be published twle* In Costs ... - * 1 84 !. J. De la Mater, 1 acre .... I.«. five mi nut en went one chain and ninety- The Ited Bank Register, a public nena- Interest _.. .71 eight liiikrt across the aforesaid public Selttd as the propertrpetyy o f Anuelg o De John Marquis, 2 lots , „. 4.68 Costa -.. 1.64 Cresctnzo, et alin taken In execution at psper published In the City of lied Bank, Interest .....,...,...... *...M.....fe*>...... a ,42 fid to the place cf ixiglnnlnR. Contain- County of Monmouth and Btate of New William Flnler. 4 lota and build* the suit of Th» Broad Street National Cost. -.,...... -..-... 1.54 Ings „. ; ^ ... 14,B6 ing flixtcpn "25 l\ 1)0 ncrcH. be th« same Uank of IUd Dank. NeN w JerseyJ , bodbdy cor* Jersey, and In th* Red Sank Standard, a Joseph Hstsgar, 1 aore ,..>«.»..—• 2.B2 re or IDBH, The Raid party of the first public newspaper published In tht Cttr of Interest , S.91 porate, and to bt sold by Interest ....._.... „....»..»»... .2B Costs - 1.64 jinrt icserviiiK tho privilege of a lane or i HOWARD HEIGHT, SherlfT. IUd Dank, County of Monmouth and State Costs ... 184 iliiva miusi Hsltl tract of land from of New Jernyi that tha first publication William A. G.lham. 14 acree and " Datad November 22, 1932. Nlcholee a. N.icol., 57(4 acres.... 196.(0 buildings .__ 4S.B9 jiolnt twenty-now n links on the cish Alston peek man, Sol'r, be made In each newipapir within ten Interest *. .... » . . 2I.OB rourt-o from aforesaid cedar oanling to the (1K9 Iln«t) 1S6.78 days from tht dat* h*r*of. . Interest . .. 13.2> public road ntoroanid In a course ol due Costs ;. ....:._ _ ._„ 1,64 Costs ..." .....»....„...» ].6i fl. And It Is further ORDERED thst New Point Comfort Beach Co., Lewis Marring, ',4 acre — --... 3.7 > CBHt. tht said copies of tht laid reports (on 12«i acrss .,_' 4J.BB Second TrACt:—DeglnnlnR at a stake SMERtFrs SALE. Intureit - - ,-... .7* By virtue of a writ of ft. fa. to me di- file In the office of the said Commissioner Int.r.st' . S.NI Costs - 1.64 ntatnIliiK In tho center of a bruok and In and In th* ofllc* of th* Cltrk of this Cost. - . 1.64 tho line of IIUHIH lelonulnic to the iforc- rected. Issued out of the Court of -Chan* itate Jacob JelTrr, 1 acra and cry of the fitaU of N««r Jtrier, will be Court) be I«H at the oHlc* of the aald Giorem Pile., 1 acre ani] house IS.HU house 7.21 miid Tiurticw, tho nee running HH the needle Merchants Trust Company of Red Bsnk, InUrest now point:t (I) south nevinity-thres de- !.\poi«d to s&la at public vandua on Naw Jersey, until the hearing on this or- 1.2S Int.reit 3.97 MONDAY. THE Oth HAY OF JANUAIlY, Costs 1.114 urccn i*ml t'.vtnly minutes fiiinL nlontf the der to thaw raime, op«n to the Inspection Marr I'lk.ila, 12 acr.s -...._... Cosls „ 1.14 lino of mil,I Tun-new IHIKIH four rim In- nnd 20.60 Chsrlea A. Johnson, 1^ acrea and 1939, of any lnt*r»t«d partita during ordinary Int.rast ...» » «... J.«« hoveiity-livvj MnkH tn the lln« of lnnda b«- lietwttn the hours of 12 o'clock and S bunlntM hours. Costs buildings .. «••»• lonnliitr In iiunuiel l'atternon; tlmnco (2) 1.64 Int.reit «.0s nnrth tuelvit dcK'ces nnd thirty-five niln- lock (at 2 o'clock) In the afternoon of Respectfully advised. Jos.ph Pollaceh, 11 1-8 acres and Cost. _ _ -„ 1,(4 titex en«t tilor^ tlia inld l'»tt*r»on'i Una Bald ilmy, at the Court House In the Por. LUTHER A. bullillnffs ...«....«...... H..»....W.~... (1.42 few 1'otnt Comfort [leach Co., font' r1iitlii» ur rl foily-twn links to the line ouuh of Kr*thold« county of Monrnouth. 0. Int.r.st ...«....„ « .'., 5.63 12*.. acres and house 4I.nl Total Cns/i Price, Ificfudcx Installation, \ New Jeriar. to satlify a roiitfmiiy alonu ttm center ol MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERflKY, Int.r.st nun TAXES 1917, hnl.l l.i-••• . i>m| nnltl 'I'lllon'i Hi.*, to t.in l)r,4ilNNINO at a tUVe In t>>« lino or the C(1MHKN(IN(I IN THE KASTKI!|,V fJo.t. 1.94 *1 KXTKNIIINO IN A Inl.i.it .7« full-size, precision -lni.il, IIEKMKTICALI-Y- an.I i i'i' Int.reit 60 'Ihln i nl.-infit U tnada mitijvrt tfi • wtitarly aids of aalil Itlv*ii1il* Avtiui* one liKNKIUIj NOKTIIISHLY IllllKOTION Oo.ls 1.64 Coits • 1.14 KEALKD Wcstinf-Jiourc dunt-nutomntic. ,I,M.| r l'v J«hn quitui HIKI wife In tht hl«nU. »n«r«'t 4K and 40. nm him. 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Compton and'children Jane and A chapter of the Phi Sigma Chi ter's Want Department.—Advertise- Shrewsbury Dairy products with confi- loMailo, Rfiilolph Felimali,: Florence Lola spent Sunday, with Mr. and MrB. IcKoy. Teresa Martcaruao. Mury McGuIre, raterrllty was organized last week ment. . Matguerlte Murray. -Nancy ,O'Neill, .Henry Baymond. Itlohardion of ,English" it the homo of William McQlveney. dence and assurance. Fisage. Doris; Rlley,, Mary Roche. town. ."• .', ;, ... . ,,„.." '.,'...' )fflcers elected were Mr. Mcdiveney Sophomoro dons—Helen IJtirna, Marlon Mr. and Mm. John' McNeil and iresldent, Harvey Bowtell vice presl- oean, Rita Conroy, Jano Flimn, Dorothy GIKUBO. Marie KiUen.. Itoiemarlo Mnlaua- children of Shrewsbury spent last lont, Arthur Iaarsen secretary, John •ena, Veronica O'Neill. Jean Sloyan, Thursday with Mrs. Jennie Kraemor. lyan correspbndlng secretary, Wll- Cutherlna Wolfe, rhllit> Connolly. John Mr. and MrB. Frank Underbill of lain Sullivan treasurer, Edmund Drink a Quart of Milk a Day FOR KlldufT. Trances Verbout. Benjamin W06I- HIght«to\yn opent Thursday with Schlhaus hlBtorlan and statistician loy. ' . Froshman^el&an'TrrEdffrard Althatia, Caro- Mr. and Mm. deorgo.YarnaU. ind Jack Fuden oorgoant-at-arms. lyn DoTuro, Edltli 1'ICWB. William Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Jittnes 'iyshe enters Sevrre SorenBon attended a dance Mary Gran, J.oaopfj'.Grayae, Anna Horan, talned friends from'Newark Sunday. riven last woek at tho Hotel Plaza at Mary Momaohoot. Katliryn Kennedy. l Every Radio in this stock Has been Jeanne Mount, Maria Muriihy, Martha Mies Buelah Peters of New York >)ew York by Iho alumnae association SHREWSBURY DAIRY Co., inc. O'SnffC Helen Connorw, Robert Connolly, spent Hie weekend with Mr. and>f the Post Oraduato hospital. Gladys GUI. Mary, Mnuthlon, Kathleen Scanion. Gerard. Sloynn. I'nul Sico, How- Mrs. Pall Hay. ,^ Members of Hose company No. 2 Serving You 12 Years With Milk Produced ordered sold immediately. ard Wilton. . • .- . • ~"~ Mrs, Georo Sherman and daughter serenaded Mr, and Mrs. James Van- . Eighth grails—Jouoph Klcllort. William Marie have been on the sick list, Mater one night la«t week and pre- C»tey, Betty Cotter, Vincent Pliiinn'Mary Solely in Monmouth County. Coltor, Jullatto Miller, Marwucl Hurbl- Mrs. T, R. Compton and children. sented a smoking cabinet to Mr. Van- Bon. Richard Attrldvo. Kaslmcr rccyno; Mrs. John V. Glatfu and Miss Jean Mater. New and Slightly Used Standard Make Radios. Anna Tylutkl, Ann Little, Helon Power, Red Bank 1465. Ahearn (spent Thursday with Mrs. William Pitts was operated~'bn for HE eotnforrabl* mon*y.tavlng" Broad Street, SUrevsubury, N. J- Robert GuiUoe. Theodora Flynn, Wllllum way la all Florida I Through'-' Tomalno, Mary. Carton. Harry Clay of Fair Haven, i appendicitis last week at the Long T MISB Barbara Kraemer and Mrs. tlektri la qll polnti. A dun, ,' Seventh crude—Margaret Blngham. Ed Branch hospital. hrngtihtv) tea voyage on big J Philco ... R. C. A.... Fada 'nrd Bloom. Alexander Borou&eric, Philiii Daniel Ahearn spent Wednesday at Gordon Patterson, who suffered a Brady. - Martin Coobo. Marearot Finn, New York. modern linen. Anna Judge. Elizabeth Lon?, Evelyn Mar< troke last week, \a slowly Improving. chant, MUdrod "McCabe. Raymond O'Neill Joseph Rockafcllow of Kcansburg Suttroom Acammad4tigns Harry Richmond has closed his r Brunswick ... Kolsters... Sixth grade—Mary . Arnone. Margaret spent tho week-end with Mr. andrestaurant and haa gone to Miami, IF YOU McDonough. Elisabeth Mettffar, Sarah Mrs. Irving Roop. '•> To JACKSONVILLE GOING TO Power, Nina gsanlon. John ' Brown, John Florida, for the winter. With him T COLO THIS Ribs. Ann Flnan. Mrs, W.W. Millcb spenf Friday: j ard1 Mrs. Richmond and son George. Sailing! from Now York (very ! Majestic,.. Stewart Warner yifth grade—RlrhnrJ Hammdr. John New York.' • •• • • Members of the Odd Fellows lodge Tueiday, Thgriday, Saturday | IWINTER COM Coojte. John Poan, Robert Patterson, Eve- PHONE Robert Bunyon, Wallace Miller; mjoyed a feast of steamed clams af- lyn Cronln, Joseph Kelly. Hazel Kcnney. Jr., and Myron Golden were guests ROUND TRIP FARES OVER. AND Fourth tfrade-^AtUhoily Figaro, Ed- cr the lodge meeting last week. Har- Return limit ... Westinghouse Combinations ward, McSorloy,. Arthur ^oWman. Burton of the Standard OH company Mon- >ld Graves and Patrick Rossi pre- VISIT US RED BANK Hochelle, Kltn. rialdloro, Margaret. Oul- 1 30doy> day evening at Station WJZ, where lared tho repast. ' yardo.. Marlon -Kuney. Standard Oil program was broad- Return limit/ Short and Long Wave Third grado—Kathleen Bolln, Catlileen John Wellor, Charles Huber and Al- Corcoran. Morion Davis, Mary Finn, casted. * 'ln Shropshire attended a dinner glv- June 13,1933 $63 MULVMLL Thomaa Gran, Richard Jonea, Reglna Ken- Mies. Mao Higglns of Montclalr 'n last week at New York for Chev- nedy. .Mary Larkln, Koto Mary Lynch, Bpent the week-end with Miss Mar- Dorothy Noonun, Julia Oakoa, Robert Ran- 1 •olet dealers. Now Chevrolet models NIGHT PHONE 2472-M Also dull. Bernard Hcturo. Robert Wlchmann. jorlo Sutherland; i v i were exhibited. Becond • 8:rad«*- -Janot- D)oorfl. Dorothy Mr. arid Mr«. William Mallelt.and: ; To MIAMI TO PWT IN A Hoaiy. Anna Mae Huffhes, Anna John, son of Manasquan and Mr. and Mrs- A. L. Gorlln, who has been con- John Kanoy, William Math, William Me fined to his homo with sickness, is Express Strvfco from New York i^h N5W HEATER WITHi Washing Machines Hester, John Moore, Dorothy O'Brien, Benjamin Dennis and family of Port able to be around again. every Saturday ur. Mr». T«lbnt Tr»ver» «n'l iluc RAISINS Silver IMBJC— tif Jtfrl litnn njn-nt Thtirxil'/ ' ORANGES Pieces nntl Sots. UpwnrtU from Mrn, John MilM^r. GIVE HER HOSIERY Mr>. Unyt lUillilny K«vr Wrlh to 3 '::;• 22' a. ilntightor 'rhiliKiiny nl lllvrivltw 13' 25 IH.>,III.I at II.il Itnnli, Mm. I'.-lwar.i iln Mlitn *lutr> > Even Snags T. lifnnntt la In 1h«i »ntnr HOUMI'il/rt Hundreds of Other Appropriate Gifts! tor « op«iatl'.m f'»r NO. 1 Cannot Make rye. Boiled Hair More Honulifiil Thnn Kvrr Before More Vniictl in Style More nur.r.N MOUNTAIN these Complrlrly Kxprcinivr nf Atlmirntion*-—Morn Moilornlnly I'ricril Everett POTATOES Stockings Run! tl»kxt or**' 25' Mt.alul %1t>. }l»t\t y Ma wuhl Of) llalliail Mi. »n'l Mm. nunT'i ) 1'pl- A Womlorful W/irtr GCM and GOLD ateJu NONI". 1|< II n nf |tro<.klyn *iv»r lli» wt v NO. i Mn. rUIH. f'mia i,f Mliti >l.

Illlilrn , • I Hr.1 I'eilV l«el .f.rli. 5 g 14" 2 'tv 25' ,,.M.| U llv << ftnt ||lll m \v ( nor TANC v Nr.w ntiA/li Jtillli |, 11 - ri-1» MIXED NUTS COFFEK 19 '" 23 " Morris Bros* 69 BRO STREET |ilei i.f SHOE .STORE RUD B 1,1,1,1 W.I.I. r A 51 BROAD ST.. RED BANK, N» J, In, k .. I—. RED BANK Ganahl, India's great natfrt polities! faying that although they, operated PEUFKCT IN ATTENDANCE. Fair Haven Auxiliary • Others present were Mrs. Georgo T. ture Gueryes and he has allied an al- Gnune Officer*. ; •„ Woman Speaks leader. differently they both meant the Bamo Llnton. Mrs. W. C. VaoHorn, Mrs. lotment oj f5,000' to open such an of- Shrewsbury Grange at its annual; The Philippines offer a great oppor- in the end. Socialism endeavors to Little Silver ruplls on Honor ItoII {or Wallace B. nankin, Mrs. Carl fice, meeting Thursday night, held at the tunity for the young man ol America place all on an equality basis through November. 'Has Christmas Party Schwenkor, Mm. J." Muller, Mrs. Jos- liome of Mrs. Kffle Lum 6f Llnoroft, eph Kennery, Hiss AlthWfMutlor, Mr». elooted tho following officers: -j ;, at Rotary Club to "go West" said the speaker. There a systematic plan of education, cor- : ;•-' Was 10? Years OML - ,. The following pupils of the Uttlp ; The Fair Haven auxiliary of the Michael Jacobs, Mrs. .George Harm; J Is a wonderful chance there for de-recting ihe evils as we go along. Com- Silver public school were neither ab^- . Mrs. Sarah Anna QaJTMyay died at "Worthy. waitar—B.K. Oonklln. ^ \" velopment. She gave a word picture munism, on the other hand, over- RIvervlew hospital held a Christmas Miss Elizabeth Scowcrbft, Mrs. De- Ovtttpmr—Ruia.lt Leonard. ', , ; Miat DeMonseigle, Asbury Park sent nor tardy in November:. tho home of. her daughter,, Mrs, Leah l»jtur«r—Mr«, Kay Conklln. '. : • ' party Monday afternoon at the Epis- Wltt Scott, Mrs. George A. Hawkins. 1 , School Teacher, Gives Inter- of the stragetlc position of the throws everything and starts anew at Smith of Deal, last week at the age Traaiunr—FlojrdXum. • . • i| i:, Philippine Islands and said that al- the bottom without the hlndcrance.or Grade I A—Etlia .Jime '• Allen. Wllttam copal parish house. High scores at Mra. Ambrose Matthews, lira. Charles S«6r«ta.rjr—Mlia Laona Lum. - • 'j ' of 103 years. She was biSra iti Eng- J esting Discourse on "Interna- delay of overcoming the obstacles Robinson, Robert Ruddy, Frank Seott. bridge were made by Mrs. William H. NastfMrs. Stanley Fielder, Mrs. John .Steward—Hogcr MoGonnlclt. ' %\- though the Philippines were seeking Grade IB—Julia Parker, Irving Sum- land and came to this country when tional Relations." their independanco they only want it that might be in the way ot tho com- Porter, Mrs. Walter B. Connor.Mrs. P. Mulvihill. Mrs.. Mary Ladleo, Mrs. "• AiilitHit •tamrda—Henry O» McLean, mers. ' Werner Benning, Mrs. Vincent Finan she woo a child. She settled in Penn- with the proviso that "Uncle -Sam" munistic plan of operation. Second crude—CharlotU Sickles, Paul John Kennedy, Mrs, James P.-Mc- Chaplain—^Mr». Frank J." "ddnltlln. •• ';"-•:. > "The Hed Bank Rotarlans. at their J Allen, Joe FitzmQurlce. Raymond Martin, and Mra. W. H. Chandler. sylvania where she married Alex- stand "ready to' protect them in case She gavo a word picture of the po- Carron, Mrs, Charles P. Cross and Gata ke«iw—Mrs. Chorl«« LaonariJ.i kneeling last Thursday held at tho William Martin, Walter Scott, Thomas ander Garaway, a. coal operator. She C«ras—Mri, Efflfflo LumLm. " difficulty arose where they were un- litical situation In Germany and said Summers. : ...... Mrs, George Conrad. Miss Mary r Ijfolly PJtcher hotel listened to an able to cope with the situation. . Is. survived ' by three _ children, 24 Flo Mrs,VranMn. •" k J. Bloedffood. that what was being planned by the Third And fourth grades—Maralyn Had- Emma Hendrlckoon received- the non- P T—Mri. Eleanor McOormlck.- interesting and inspiring address away, Mary Iluddy. Marcaret *West. K.n- player's prize. ' X Want Igow Jersey OBloc. grandchildren arid 61 great-grand- The speaker said that during the militaristic party in Germany was the ncth Robinson. Carolyn Atwater, Rose Bot- ; children. ' given by Miss DeMonseigle, teacher selection of a dictator for the people It was announced that Mrs. John A. Senator, W. Warren Barbour has Appropriation ior Bulkhead. , i of social science at the Asbury Park past fourteen years certain advance- tagaro, Donald Ruddy, George Ruddy, Ben- ment lias been made by the nations much similiar in action and purpose jamin Summers. Chaunry, president of the "auxiliary, urged officials of the Reconstruction An ordinance appropriating $i0,000 high school, on "International Rela- as there Is todEy In Italy under I'lrUiV.nd sixth Brides—Hose Allen, Lola was Improving steadily and expects flnanco corporation to establish an 'of- 1 Boy's Arm Broken. lor the construction of 1,100 feet of tions." at largo and today "might no loflger Quackenbush, Elinor Qimckcnbusb, Lena makes right." This she attempted to Premier Mussolini. She said that Howell, • Florence Kuwlalul, .Marion "Wall. to preside at the January 9th meet- fice In Now Jersey for the handling Frederick Perrone, flyo years old, bulkhead along tho ocean In the West The speaker said that the apple prove "by tho failure 6f the plans of thero aro many parties in German ElEzahcth Parker. Oorse ftraytftiskl. Or-' ing. New members elected were Mrs. of loans to farmers through tho med- son of Carnono Perrono of Keyport, End section ot t/ing Branch was eon?.' grower In tho northwest was not ship- tho militaristic powers and by going and there ' are numerous factors, mond Hitter. Kob?rt Robinson. Thomas Charles Roy Patten, Miss Elizabeth ium; of regional, agricultural credit fractured his left arm last week when optionally passed by the commiaeloh- ping many apples to their British cus- BoMnioii, William Whelcn, William Wylle, Into detail to explain why so many many of which started with as few S.muel Whele-i. Costolio, Mrs. Haxol Cristlanl and corporations. -Hundrods ot applica- ho fell In a washtub. He was taken era lut week. The Improvement.will tomers, .who for many years have been charges have been made against tho as fifty followers. ' Seventh.and cichth tirades—Viola Botta- Mrs. M. Londl. MrsV^Tonn-W.- Ivlns tions for assistance have been re- to Rlvorvlow hospital, where the ho financed by bonds not exceeding their best'buyers, bocause tho mills i Leaguo of Nations and why it Jias "We live in a price world," said tho traro, Jeanne Dunucil, Martha Buddy, Joan was In charge oil the party, ceived by State Secretary of Agricul- broken bone was reset. six per cent lntetcst,. lt> Manchester and other ;parts or "failed." J • " Toddy Mildred ' Underr.111. Dorotfiy West. Einglond have not been active and speaker/' where one nation is vicing Agnes Whclan, Howard Alexander, Thomas "Japan is a groat power" said the with another for price supremacy." Foster. Itlchard Hailavray. William Havt- therefore the British apple buyer has She quoted a recent speaker as^ say- Innil. Richard Hobbs. Clark Kemp, ' Lloyd practically no money with which to speaker. "With her military party at- McNally. Alfred Pound, Laurence Seibort, tempting to show Its power she Is Ing that ''"wo have blind leaders at George Shoemaker. Georgo Wilde.-; v buy American apples. The fact that Washington." . Dlsarmanent came in ths mills havo not been working Is foremost in the world's events of to- day and needs to be carefully for qu^te some explanation. She said A First Lieutenant. because of the strike in India agatnst that we talk in billions and sponS In British manufactured goods which watched. Japan's aggressiveness and Leonard B. Yanko, son of Mr. and billions and "yet there has not been Mrs. Jacob Yanko of Peters place; means that tho usual British manu- her desire to conquer and acquire a billion of minutes of time since factured cotton and linen piece goods more territory can plainly be seen by Christ was born." has been appointed cadet first lieu- used by tho large populace of India thoso who are following closely the tenant In tho field artillery of the were now a slump on the British mar- International activities of various na- Tho speaker was liberally applaud- Rcservo officers' training corps at ket' • ' » . tions." ed .upon tho conclusion of her talk Cornell university. The appointment and many Rotarians took the oppor- was ratified at a meeting of tho '.Mr*. DeMonflplgle said that India The speaker slid that Russia's plan tunity to personally (hank her for was working out her own problems was not operating as successfully as her Interesting message. board of trustees of the university and she explained in detail the very was originally anticipated. She went held last week. Mr. Yanko's ap- Important part being played in theinto detail to explain the difference Boys can make extra pocket money pointment was mado by Lieutenant- International affairs by Mahatma between socialism .and communism, selling The Rudster.—Advertisement Colonel Fulmcr. [TREASURED GIFTS I REUSSILLES' 0FFER F0R Y0UR PROBLEM^ for AN^UNUSUAL SELECTION OP WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL- VERWARE, DIAMOND JEWELRY, CLOCKS AND GIFT- Christmas WARE AT NEW LOW PRICE LEVELS FOR CHRISTMAS. are sure to please GIFTS w GIFTS Just let us enumerate a few for your convenience FOR HER FOR HIM in making selections. 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< Ij.UI f)«Ul Belt Sets . .50 up Illta I'^itla flr«i(| Tr«J« Itoy (K«lna \v»(rr rn.l,»,, 'f'nnia fllltvr M^l n.M«r. <«ri'lln nil. 1. RlltM t>»f«ll REUSSILLES MIIMMOiril H Jtwn.r.mi II""1. rn.ia i J. KRIDEL :m MHOM) nr, ll-lil" 4 |.» b. — RED BANK — m:t» HANK t-i.u...l «i,ttMl liUu ri«,,, «« (OfficUI Hoy Scout Outfilter*) .J \>. V BED3ANK An Ideal Place to IJve. THE REGISTER'S PLATFOBMU Xocated bit the Beautiful Broad Street to ths River ' Shrewsbury 'River one hour Sewera on Every Street from New York, and provid- More rarklnt Space ing every city convenience. RED BANK REGISTER Sidewalks Along tho Highway* Uiu>d Wwklr. Bntlrad u 8«cor.d-UlMi M,tt«r at Hit Poit- Sabicrtptlon Prlcei On* Y«*i 11.60 VOLUME LV, NO. 25. od\c« >t Bed Bank, N. 1. mitt tha Act at March a, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932. SU Months 11.00. Slngtt Copy 4c. PAGES 21 TO 30. WfflsMoney Salvation Army INSTALL TELETYPE MACHINE. Aged Resident Realtors Vjfant GIVES CHRISTMAS CHEER. Apparatus For Receiving Messages [embers of Sorority Chapter Fill Closed Bank May v For Animal Home Christinas Drive In Use at Follco Headquarters. Wins Odd Trial Taxes Reduced Christmas Stockings Far Needy. A teletype machine, such as thoso The members of Lambda chapter of William Hockman Directs in Headquarter!, Where Clothing, in use at state police stations, has Mr*. Sarah- J. Arrowsmith Committee Appointed to Offer Igma Tau Sigma sorority are work- Be Reopened Soon boon Installed In Red Bank police lg with the social service organlza- Will Thai After Death of His Food and Money May be Left, headquarters. Over this machine are Claims She Signed Power of to Co-Operate With the May- lon for general relief work. The Widow the Estate ii to be Have Been Established in Log received all messages and bulletins Attorney Under Impression It or and Council and With the hapter has filled four stockings for Used to Erect Building. Cabin on Broad Street. " - sent out by. the state police.-. The Was'-a Duplicate of Her Will. Board of Education. [our families comprising twenty-four A Meeting of the Depositors of the Merchants Trust system Is In use In five states and, personB. Each stocking contains use- William Hockman, who died r&- The Red Bank branch of the Sal-according to state police officials, has Mrs. Sarah J. Arrowsmith, a form- The annual meeting of the Redful articles and toys for the children, Company to be Held at the Town Hall Tuesday contly at hlB homo In Shrewsbury vation Army has established head- been a great factor In the* apprehen- >r resident of Red Bank who Is now Bank real estate board was held Mon- number of garments have been township, executed hl» will In. No- quarters for Its Christmas relief cam- sion of criminals and tho prevention living with-friends at Keyport, wonday night-at the Riverside grill. Ths nlttcd by the chapter to be dtBtrlb- vember, 1920, and a codicil to thepaign In a log cabin which has been of crime. ''« a case last week in the court of following officers were elected. ited by the social service. Plans Night to Consider Reopening Plan. will was executed last July. Mr. placed at the corner of Broad and Councilman Thomas II. GopsllI chancery against Frank M. Wells ot President—John T. Lawley. rcro made at a-meetlng held at the Hockman was actively connectpd White streets, This cabin, which was and Chief Harry H. Clayton had sev- Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Arrowsmith, First yica president—Hubert Farrow. ome of Misses Mary and Katherlno A meeting to consider reopening Second vice president—William A. Hop- DINNER TICKETS AIX, SOLD. with the Society for the Prevention built and equipped by local artisans eral conferences with state police who IB 75 years of age, waa a patient pins. Warneker of Everett last weeit to dls- tho Merchants Trust company ot of Cruelty to Animals' for many and merchants, has attracted con- officials before It was decided to in-at the Long Branch hospital some Treasurer—Robert Macdonald. rlbute Christmas cheer for a number Red Bank will be held next Tue*. years and In his will he directed that siderable attention. stall the machine. The teletype was tlmo ago as the result o£ injuries re- Secretary—William T. Parker. : needy families tammlttco Could Have Sold Many day night at eight o'clock at the town his executrix talce special care ot the In tho door of tho cabin is a silt placed In operation here shortly after ceived in an accident. Sho claims A gift of a combination thermom- The members of tho chapter have Moro for Quinn Testimonial. hall. Notices to this effect and Invit- animals lie owned and give them a through which many letters ad- noon last Friday. that while she was at the hospital eter ana barometer was made to R.ompleted plans for their Christmas Chairman Frank H. Cole of theing tho depositors to be present will decent burial-when they die. All tho dressed to Santa Claua have been she asked Mr. Wells to prcparo a V. R. H. Stout, the outgoing presi- party to be held at the home of Miss ommittee of Monmouth county be mailed within a short time. • rest of his estate was lef (: to his wife, deposited by children. By the same will for her. Sho claims that Mr. dent, by tho members of the board. It Marguerite Tansey of Valley Drive, Jemocrata under whose auspices a At the meeting a plan will be pror Mary French Hockman, for her life, means, it was stated by Captain Ar- Wells agreed to do so and brought was presented by Mr. Farrow in ap-Matawan, December 20th. Mlaa Tan- estimonial dinner to John J. Quinn. sented by a commltteo to put tho time. After her death the residue of thur Hoodie; who is In charge of the American Legion papors for her to sign. preciation of Mr. Stout's service for iey Is chairman of the committee In itote commltteeman, Is being given bank back into business. This com- the estate was left to tho Second local corps/ may bo deposited the Mrs. Arrowsmith claims that she the organization. Gratification was :harge of arrangements. it the Monterey hotel at Asbury mittee, comprising bank offlc|^lj and National bank and trust company of names of families that will require signed one of tho papers under the expressed over the fact that Mr. Stout 'ark Thursday night, announced to- other Interested parties, has hold Red Bank in trust with the direction to Help the Needy assistance at' Christmas. , , Impression that it was a duplicate of has been elected secretary of the New ay that tickets for the entire ca- many meetings and given a largo that the cstato bo reduced to cash aa tho will but that Instead of being a Jersey real estate association. The amount of study to the matter. The soon as convenient. When tho prln- Contributions of foodstuffs/clothing pacity of the hotel's big dining room Veterans Plan an Investigation to duplicate it was a power of attorney, board passed a resolution expressing Supper Next Week; htve been distributed and that many members were particularly anxious • clpal amounted.to no less than J8.000 and cash may also be left at the not to arouse falsi; hopca. They now cabin, pno of the signs on tho min- Ascertain the Most Worthy authorizing Mr. Wells to act on herappreciation to the state organization applications for tickets cannot be or more than }1«W this sum shall behalf In financial matters. Mr. Wells for having chosen Mr. Stout for this filled. believe that they have evolved a plan be spent In the purchaso and equip- iature building read, "Tho need Is Cases—To Discontinue Pay- Show in February which will if approved by the depo*. great. Give today." claims that no attempt was made to important position. Because of hav- "Tho only chance anyone has now ment of a farm In Monmouth county ing, Salary to Adjutant. deceive Mrs. Arrowsmith as to theing been elected secretary Mr. Stout ltors result in tha bank being to be used for a refugo or homo for In spite ot the fact that tho recent The Members of the River Plaza f getting a tftket to the dinner," Salvation Army drive for funda last character of the paper in question. Is in lino to become president of the 3aid Mr. Cole, "la to obtain one from opened within a short time. aged, Infirm, Injured, starved, ne- At tho meeting of Shrewsbury post The details of this plan have not fall netted only fifty per cent of the of tho American legion of Red Bank At tho trial it was claimed that af- state body. Community Club Are Planning some member of the committee who glected and convalescent animals, ter Mrs. Arrowsmith left tho hospital Samuel D. Walker, who represented beon revealed but It is reported that tho farm to contain tot moro than amount sought, tho. army, according Monday night consideration was glv- for These Two Events—Card may have a spare one laid aside. We to Captain Rocdlo, is carrying out a she found that some of her money the board at tho recent state conven could easily have disposed of sev-the proposal to reopen the banlc has thirty acres of tillable land, lowlands on to a proposal to make a block sys- Party Yesterday Afternoon. been submitted «o the state banking full relief program this winter, and tem of investigation as to tho num- had been drawn from tho bank where tlon at Atlantic City, gave a very eral hundred more." for pasturing'with running water, she had it deposited and that It wascomprehensive and Interesting ac- department and that the department nnd shall have placed upon It suit- will not turn away any deserving ber of people in thl3 town who aro Preparations are being completed Guests of honor who will Join tho noody person that is not receiving Invested in seccrltlcs which she con-count of the proceedings. He stated is interested. The members of tho able buildings for the care of those unemployed and who need assistance [or a sauerkraut and pork and beans Monmouth county Democrats in commltteo express confidence that aid from other sources, A committee was appointed to make sidered precarious. The case was that Governor Moore's speech regard- supper at the River Plaza Community their testlmoniali to Mr. Quinn In- animals and a houno for a caretaker. hear'd before Vice Chancellor Berry ing taxation and the necessity of low- the plan will meet with favor and The animals placed there aro to be In connection with the Christmas a report at the next meeting as to :lub next Wednesday. Suppcra will clude Governor Moore, Mayor Frank that tho time Is not far distant -when celebration, the Salvation Army will whether such on Investigation would on Thursday, November 17th, and itering taxes was one of tho outstand- be served from half-past five until Hague and David Wllents, Demo- only those found In Monmouth coun- was continued for a further hearing ing features of the convention. He the bank will again function. Somo ty. .The farm la to bo known as thostage a pageant, "The Inn at Bethle- bo practicable. Tho members ot the half-past eight o'clock. Mrs. Henry cratic leader in Middlesex. Dancing of the best known and most respect- hem," on Christmas jiight. On thocommittee aro Harold Larrlson, Mor- last week. At that time a decree was said that the Governor's recommen- Paasch Is chalrmai of tho commit- to music by Tom Hackett's Red French-Hockman rest farm for ani- entered setting aside the power of at-dations for reduced taxes met with ed residents of Red Bank and vlcia« mals. Tho trufiteo is directed to cm- night following, Monday night, tho jan Ellcrt, Harry Lpwls, Harold Pot- tee in charge and s!he is assisted by a Bank orchestra is to follow tho dln-ity aro members of the committee children of tho Sunday-school will era, Benjamin Corning, James Wat- torney and ordering Mr, Wells to ac- unanimous approval at the conven- number of the women of the club. ploy arid pay a carotakor, who shall count to Mrs. Arrowsmith for thetion. Tho meeting next Tuesday will off- . d'eVoto his tlmo exclusively to tho up- hold their annual Christmas party kins, Otmar Philips and David Paxon. The club held aVspeclal meeting money withdrawn from the bank un- cur only thre0 days distant from U19 ! keep of tho farm and ho Is to r»In tho chapel.' Toys and candles will A meeting of tho committee will be The board at its meeting Monday Monday night to arripgo for a min- hold Sunday morning at ten o'clock der the power of attorney. Mrs. Ar-night devoted considerable tlmo to i anniversary of the closing of the in- celvo a salary not to exceed $1,000 a bo distributed among the children by strel show to be given during Feb- stitution last year. It was on Wednes- Santa Claus. in tho post rooms. rowsmith was represented In tho pro- discussion about local taxes. Prals ruary. A number of the men of Rive American Legion year, MU. Hockman also directed ceedings by Quinn, Parsons & Dore- was accorded to Mayor Charles R. day, December 23d, two days before the trustee to employ a eultablo per- Tho legion and the Veterans of Plaza will take part as well as pro- Christmas, that the bank was taken mus of Red Bank. English and tho memberB of thfessional entertainers of Red Bank son who shall dovoto his tlmo ex- Foreign Wars had been considering ^ »< Christmas Party over by the state banking depart. loldlng a *show during February. council for having lowered taxes In and Fair Haven. Half of tho pro- clualvoly to enforcing tho laws of tho Peck Estate to 1932. Mr. Lawloy appointed a com- mtnt. A run on the bank waa Im- stato relating to tho prevention of Felix Santangelo, who was appointed ceeds of tho show will bo given foi Annual Event for Children Will minent because of banks having cruelty to animals and ho Is to re- to make a report on the advisability mltteo consisting of Mr. Stout, Mr. unemployment relief needs at Re Golden Wedding; Doremus and Mr. Farrow to offer to be Held Next Wednesday closed in other parts of the state. It ceive a salary not oxcoedlng $2,000 Change Hands of having such a performance, recom- Bank. was announced at that time that the mended that tho plan be abandone co-operato with the mayor and coun a year, which shall lneludo whatever ell In lowering taxes during 1933. Thi A card party was held by the clu Evening at the Post Rooms Merchants Trust company was closed may be reasonably required to pur-Shrewsbury Stock Farm Pur- ana the legion decided to follow thl Family Reunion yesterday at the home pf Mrs. Augus' by the Ladies' Auxiliary. In order to protect the depositors. chase and maintain an automobile. course. same offer will be made to the boar< J. Miller. Mrs. Harry Clay of Fall chased by Edward V. and of education. The committee .will give Officials of the bank declared at that Whatever rpmalnB of tho net lncomo Mr. Santangelo was appointed t r. and Mrs. Francis G. Smyth special study to tho budget of ex-Haven and Mrs. Robert Lynn ot New Thu Ladies' auxiliary of the Amer- tlmo that the bank was really not shall bo used to employ a votorlnary Clara Quinn of Greenwich, ascertain if the former Young Men's of Fair Haven Celebrated Fif- penses. ark were guests of honor. A fancj ican legion of Red Bank made plans Insolvent. surgeon, but not more than $300 a Connecticut. Christian association building on powder puff box donated by Mrs. Ben for Its annual children's Christmas year oholl be paid for this purpose. tieth Wedding Anniversary Others at tho meeting besides thos< jamin W. Covert was disposed of party at a meeting in the legion This contention said to havo Monmouth street could be rented for been borne out If anything then remains from the Contracts have been signed by Ed-dances and parties, With a Gathering of Relatives mentioned were Warren H. Smock the co-oparative plan and It warooms last Thursday. The party will Investigations incomo It shall be used for the pur-ward V. and Clara Quinn of Green- The legion voted to discontinue Harry A. Hawkins, Charles A. Haw awarded to Mrs. Carrlo Jergens bo held next Wednesday night at made by the committee which pre- chase of horsea from tlmo to time, wich, Connecticut for tho purchaso of paying an annual salary of $100 to Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Smyth of kins, Georgo Schanck, Sidney Stout Maplewood. eight o'clock at the legion rooms. pared tho plan u< be submitted next which the trustee may restoro to the Clara S. Peck estate on Syca- Carl Brcmer, tho post adjutant. Mr. ickwood place, Fair Haven, cole Albert L- Ivlns, Elwood B. Ivlns an Others present beaidca those men Santa Claus, a decorated Christmas Tuesday night. Although the mem- health or usefulness or destroy, In more avenuo. Shrewsbury. The estate Bremer's work has been very satis- rated their golden wedding Monday. Joseph Salz. tloned were Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs tree and gifts of candy and other bers of the committee have Issued enlarging tho rest farm and adding to comprises eighty-three acres with a factory and tho only reason for not ?helr family of flvo sons and a daugh- Thomas Plttct, Mrs. Henry Paasch things will be among the features. no statement and have made no com- Its capacity, In spending not moro than frontage of about 1,500 feet on thopaying the salary Is because of the T, together with four daughtors-ln- Mrs. Harold Young, Mrs. A. E. Wild Entertainment will be provided by ment of any kind about the matter, Officers Chosen other persons who ore famllinr with $300 a year for Its maintenance if Shrewsbury river. Mr. and Mrsnecessit. y for retrenchment. All the ,w, a,s.on-lnr)ay/ Pn4 flyp s,«.»»8.i- Mrs. B. W. Covert, Mrs. Wllllai the children. necessary and paying larger salaries Quinn are well known In horse show ether post ofliclala receive no salaries. Kaney, Mrs. Harry F. Babst, Mr: the condition of the bank cite various renv p»l4. them a surprise visit in At last week'B meeting Mrs. Wil-encouraging factors. ' to tho carotakor, agent and votorln- circles. A turkey will bo disposed of on tho iservance ot tho anniversary. Mr. By Horticulturist Hay, Mrs. Harglll, Mrs. Sophie Hilto liam W. Shampanore, chairman of ary, If la tho opinion of tho trustee According to Feist and Feist, Inc., co-oporatlve plan Friday evening, Do-; nd Mrs. Smyth were the recipients Mrs. H. Hewitt, MrB. Carrlo Jergeni tho rehabilitation committee, and One of them is that the bank build- William Macintosh was elects ing Is not mortgaged.^It iB'frce and this Is necessary. Mr. Hockman ap- of Nowark, who with Charles G. Ed comber 23d, at tho Strand theater for many gifts and were tho guests president of tho Monmo,utb coun Mrs. Edward Scattergood and MnMrs. Dudley Shaffer, chairman of. the ' pointed his wife executrix of the will. wards of New York-were the brokers tho honeilt of Iho drum and bugle honor at a dinner party at the Benjamin Crate. Prizes were won b: child welfare committee, made re- clear In this rcspectand the came la horticultural society last week at Re true of the vault and of all tho other Charles E. Parker of Fair Haven effecting tho transaction, the ostat corps. •osovelt dining room at Little Silver,. Men's hall at Rumson. William Pot Mr* James Taylor, Mrs. Hay, Mrs ports as to food, fuel nnd clothing Inado hla will two years ago last will bo used as a stock farm and res- William Daly, one of tho post mem After the dinner tho entlro group Harrison Hewitt and Mrs. Benjiiml which had been provided for needy bank llxturoa and furnishings Tho tcr was elected first vlco preslden Register has boan Informed from a January. He left all of his cstato to idence. Mr. nnd Mrs. Quinn will bers, has been on the sick list and eturned to tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connors second vice presi- Crate. px-servlec men and their families. Kathryn Jayno Chandler, daughter transfer horsoa from their Connecti- ho Is now at the Veterans' hospital imyth, where a delightful evening Christmas season Mrs. reliable source that receipts from in- dent, John Schuman secretary, L. P. Tho next card party will be he vestments made by tho bank hav«, of Harry P. Chandler, and ho ap-cut place to tho Shrewsbury farm. at Lyons, New Jersey. It was stated /as epent Mr. Smyth told his grand- Jones treasurer, Percy Radford finan- in January. Shampnnore and Mrs. Shaffer will pointed her mother, Bertha J. Chan- Among tho animals owned by tinthat Michael Kupor of Rumson, an tilldren stories of his experiences in visit World wur veterans who are pa-been greater than the expenses of cial secretary and Charles H. Rice running tho bank under the manage- dler, executrix of -tho will. Qulnns aro Lord Erin and Your Way other member of the legion, would bo Is early llf*s at sea. He has seen corresponding secretary. John Schu- tients at hospltahi. Tho auxiliary jumpors, who were ridden to national a patlont at tho hospital soon. 3ng servteo on Callfo will place a Christmas wreath on thement of the state department. An- man is the retiring president. Christmas Mail Is other symptom which seems favor- Edgar |H. Cook, a wcl|-known resi- championships last year by Mis After tho meeting Monday night a nd China tea traders. Committec3 chosen wero Adam memorinl monument on the borough dent oi Atlantic Highlands, executed Muriel Cleland of Bedminlstor: Thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. liall property. The meeting was able Is that since last winter a num- social tlmo was enjoyed and refresh- Moss, Alfred Griffith, Michael Toom- Lighter This Year ber of Monmouth county banks which hl« will In 1025. Ho directed that Tho Shrewsbury estate was origin- ments wcro served. i'ranclB G. Smyth, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.oy. William Lyons, Philip Lemlg and closed with the sinking of Christmas any debfn owed him by hla sons, Ed- ames, A. Smyth and Dorothea and carols and the "Star Spangled Ban- woro closed havo olncc reopened and ally owned by Abram Holmes early John Porter, executive, and Joseph From present Indication:) nt all of them are apparently operating' gar C. and Robert G. Cook, at thein tho nineteenth century. The estat irthur Smyth of ned Bank, Mr. and Kennedy, Percy Hicks and Alfred Red Bank poatolllce It looks aa Ifner." tlmo of hla death bo cancelled. All Irs. Alfred Avery of Butler, Joseph profitably. "If it can be donn rise- was In tho possession of tho Holmei Women Democrats Grlfflth, auditing. Tho officers will there will bo u groat last minute rusli Last Friday a number uf members where, why cant It bo done hereT the rcBt of his cstato was bequeathed family for tho next four generation imyth of Now York and Mr. and Mrs.be Installed at tho January meeting. Df Christmas mall. The holiday mall of tho auxiliary uttended a meeting to hlB wife, Allda Cook, and she was Vllllam Alfred Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. said one Interested party In talking until It was sold by Joseph V. Holmcr Form Auxiliary Tho society decided to hold the 1933 as compared with last year at this of the county auxiliary at Asbury with a Register reporter yesterday. named as executrix. to Louis V. Boll about 1010. Miss [arold C. Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. Har- tlmo la much lighter, both incoming Park, at which Mra. Fannie Cyphers dahlia show earlier than October 1st. Every effort will bo made to have a Anno Sccour of Long Branch left Emma Hclmss, daughter ot the late I A new organization known as tho ild C. Smyth 2d and James J. Smyth No tlato was set, but tho show will and outgoing. At this corresponding presided. Miss Minnie Ivlns of Bov- her entlro cutato to her daughtor, Joseph V. Holmes, now resides on if Brooklyn. period last holiday season there wcrt> prly, thp state president, was thfule l attendance of depositors at next Voman's auxiliary of tho Ited Bank take placo about September 15th. Ex- week's meeting. Graco Young. Mrs. Secour executed Sycamoro avenue. Loula Bell sold tho emocratlo Icaguo was organized hibits at laat week's mooting were a four extra employees handling the guest of honor. h«r will last April nnd named her estate In tho year of 1017 to tho Peck ust week with tho following officers: centorpieco by John Schuman, 85 parcel post mail and three extra em- daughter BB executrix. family, who havo owned It over since. Testimonial For ployees on llrst class matter. Up to 1'rei.ldent—Mrs. Fred Jones. points; snapdragons by Adam Moss, BUSINESS WOM10N MEET. Florence Williams of Anbury Park They havo npcclallzcd In tho school- Vlro tncnlilont—Mrn. Itnbcit Scarburfc-h. 70 points; carnations by Adorn Moss, this tlmo no extras have been tuken Local Securities left all of hor proporty to; her God- Ing of saddle horses and Jumpors. Secretary—Mm. Mary Monti. Mayor-Elect Minton 75 polntR, and chryBanlhemutn3 on at the Red Bank olllcc. Tho accommodations on the premises Trm«,irer--Mr». Mory Dietrich, by .ocal Hub Told of Christmas Cus- Sound Investment child, Mario Walbry Thomas, in a Trustee*—Mia. Anna rntteriion. Mm. W. W. Kennedy, 78 points. A Register representative at the toms In Various Lands. > -will which slio executed last May. can tako care of thlrty-olght or forty muni-ot I*eMnlstro. Mrs. l'i,inr«s Hcnecin Plans arc under way for a testl- poslolllco this morning saw two ladies horses. Tho property la equipped Wtlfaro clmlmian—Mis. Floionco Hor- onlnl dinner to bo given in Janu- A regular meeting of the Red Bank That Red Bank municipal securi- Sho appointed Elizabeth Harris as PROGRAM OF DANCES. at the stamp window inquiring about executrix. with both Indoor and outdoor show ns. iry for Mayor-elect Augustus M. tho rate of postago for their personal Business and Professional women's ties nro sound was announced yestcr- rings. , Speakers' commltteo—Mri. Arthur J tflnton of Fair Haven. It is being ar- club wns held nt the headqunrtera of ilay in a statement made by Now Mrs. Amolla Traub of Asbury Park Yliltn. ruplls of Jack XV. Mason lo Appeur Christmns mall. Tho thrce-cont post AmeilcnnlzBtlon committee—Mn. Jamei anged by a committee, on which nre the Young Men's Christian nasocla- York state ilnanco authorities. The bequeathed hor grandson, Wesley Miss . '•. has also beon a breeder At Cnrlton Theater. ago on llrst class matter has not met Hopkins, Jl.BOO, which Is to bo paid of lino pi rood cattlo nnd chickens. Vtilciitt. cprcsentatlvos of tho various civic, with popular approval and these tlon last night. Tho program wns Instatement was mailo In response to to him elthor within one year of thoAccommou ions are now lolng com- Tho auxiliary will hold a card ratcrnal and business organizations l'uplls of tho Jack W. Mason danc- ladles decided that they would send charge of the emblem committee. a request for nilvlco nindo by New tlmo of her death or at tho tlmo horpleted to romovo her stock from the iarty Saturday afternoon at hnlf- o which Mr. Minton belongs. Mr. ing school of Uttlo Hllver will bo out their personal cards unsealed and After reading of tho emblem collect York hankers. This ntatoment Indi- real estate Is sold. All tho rcBt of Shrewsbury cslato lo Kentucky itist two o'clock nt tho Elks' lounge Minton Is a member of tho bonrd of In a program of dances at thouso the cent and one-half utamps by the club MIBS Elizabeth Honne cates that all bonds Issued by Red her cBtato was divided equally among whero oho will contlnuo Iho breeding Tho proceeds will bo used for char- .rustoes of tho Hcd Hank loil^o of Carlton theater Friday night of next licrcan. That others aro doing the filing the emblem song nnd Miss Bunk for public Improvements ani htr children, Hannah Jacobs, Wil- of lioiscn and cattle. ty. Elks, president of tho Monmouth bout week. Tho program will consist of lamo thing In evidenced by tho large Ilutli Williams guvo n leading. other purposea nro considered exceU liam Traub and Abonln. Hopkins. Mrs. The next mooting of tho auxiliary :lub and coitimndoro of tho North inllltiu-y tap, tup uolop, tnp duos and number or otumpii of this dcmonlna- .cnt Investments by Now York atnt* 3hrowabury lcoboat and yact club. Ho MIHS lima voiiOlalin descriheil a authorities who have made 11 study Traub appointed hor two daughters ,vlll bn hclil Wednesday night, Janu ea.Httildo dnncpii. Thoao who arutloo n now being used on tnall mutter. OeniMin Chrl.-itina.'i and Ml.i.i Mur- executrixes. ry 18th. H nlso a membor of tho Masonic fr;i- to tako pnrt nro Olga Tartlrti Intending to sond out large 0! tlio subject. Elks' Ritual Contest ornlty, lli-d Hank yacht club, I'luy- (,'i,rot Hied reatl a pupot- nn thn Kpnn- Mrs. Nolvlno. L. Uunyon of Anbury Olhcr inrinbi-rH of tho nllxlllarj Kchwpukcr ICvelyn Wyckoff, Phyllis imantltii'ii nf holltlay nmll nro urged Ish (_!lirlstmns custoniH. MIH.'I Knth ;r»" boat club, tho county grntul Jury MIICH, Virginia Wyckoff, Adclo Hep- do HO IIH rally as possible! nml Park left nil of her property located Here Thursday Night (ulilcii tho nlllcern nro Mrn. Aila maoclatlon ami oij;nnl/.nl lorii of T,uWull tolil of thn Moravian cole- HllOlM-KltS' MATINEKS. at Uuhl, Idaho, to-her non Parker. At/uy, Minn Ilolcn Dennett, Mrs. Mar- nor, Kathleen Sr-nnlon, I'r-BKy Han- thereby lemen Iho lust inlnuto load blatlon nf thn yulethle. Mrn. Ada tntc-wldo and national Intrrosi. Idn, Hlta Hppnci', FrnncCH Scanlon, for the faithful employees In tho pos- Hll« bequeathed $20O each In her nlno Hod Bank lodge of Elkii will net ns gfirpt Ilurke, Mrn. Klmer llrown, Mm, C'luiuliill reviewed current events. (J(iii|iiin Kntltlm KrnilrrH In Two Rrnndehllilron, to bo paid to them na for llnhway lodgo nud Aubury Annii JH/inno, Mian ICIIznbrth Cos. Ismhplln I'urK'ivlp, Nina Hcanlon, tal service. Tho lilrl'beni uf thn dull brought TlrhrU liiMtcud of One. th«r bocomo 51 yearn of IIRO. llo- Park IMIJJO tomorrow night when lello, Mln, Mniy t'annclln, Mri rAilKNT-TICAC'IIKIIM. Annii Mnrchnnt, Ciitlu'iln" Purgnvlt', gifts to (111 tliu ChrlMtiniiM tit.idlings An mi mlilvil liiiliii'rment to bring nueila of pornoiiul articlen were miulo Ihrtio vlnltlng lodges will compotn In Ampllu Connor, Minn llnlcn Cnnzonn Irpiin tli-iiiilon, I'jvrlyn Mntchunt, provlileil by tin. Monimiuth ir.tunty ,'lhliloy l'nrlii'r, .Tun" Mi-IIUcli, Mnr- HOWLING CI.Ull t'AIll) l'AHTY. iojipetH to Itnl llnnli, tho ntrand to her children, 1'mlier, Harry, Until tlio rtato rlUuillnllc conlcM. 1% del-Mrs. Julia DIIVIH, Mm. Nnllln Dcnlnt ilmillily MwtlnK Will llo llrlil Ncxl in nntil/'itloii for (torlfil nnrvlcr. ,:ln Mcioin, l''uy Cori-nlc and l!:lcnni,r tlii'iiter l:i rxtrmllnK mi offer lo r«n rotveil flln >lm. Cntlinilnii MrOmlliy, Mln, Mnr Thn I'hiycm' mulllary nmt hint licit Iliinli lull)!" nf I'lllm will hnlil a 111 1 llKll m'lliml KyilllinilUlil nt |.||;hl lifiurlil tn fir, Uln two tli'Uptu fur thn 1IKVOTION. Mnlly rllrln-r llnli-l. 1 l'OHTV HOIJIIH them will lie n nnanoii of nnclnlilllty. link, Minn Mnniln IVtlllo, Mln. Cntli •'clock. Thn nirrllnii will Im In tln'i ;llt at thn hnlnn nf Mm. Motion inilill,', raid piiity Wi'ilnrmliy nl,;hl, pit,'. nT nni', npprnlft plnnwhtrs 111 nlllln ('iiilrll ittlll Minn MrtlKliint Ti follu of n OhrUtmiin jnuty. Mm. I utiltr. lit Kiilr Iliivrn anil (IPCIIIPII .Innim-y lllli, It* Urn IIIUMI;I> inuni »r vi'iythlni; In In ii'rtillniMiii for Ihcthl'i l.irm.'. Thin .mi|Min will tin K'H^l 1 m Ui Open WIIU ITIKTIMIHII nl Cnrit l'nrly Toiiiorrow. illl. 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TWO FLIERS KILLED. WOMAN'S CLUB DOINGS. the Glenwood cemetery at West Red Bankers Will Third Lawsuit Noted Composer Long Branch. Fifteen Teams \'-j[ Robert C. Juncmann, One of ihe Vic- _^ ».i i Literature Department to Meet, on tims, was Spring Lake Han. Morali Died at Locust. Henry IL Cuwson, §!;; Live in France Over Accident j ***** « a former resident of Red Bank, died Left in Grind Sergeant Robert C. Juneman, 22, yesterday morning ait his home at son ot Mr. and Mrs. William C. June- haMrsm. roadJoh, Littln Fe. SilverTrudea, gavu oef aMark brief- Lon Hascall, Eric Leavens Says ai Long at Damages of $4,280 for Samuel talk Friday afternoon at the Red Carl Edouarde, Firit to Write Farmlngdale after a king illness. He Marathon Continue* Merrily at' mann of Spring Lake, and Second who was 7ft years old.. Besides hla wife, Depression Wont Leave Him Lieutenant Guy K. Hudd, 38, were Gottlieb of Keansburg Against Bank Woman's club on the Slno- Musical Score for Motion Pic- attainei d prominencpronence on thhe the Smoke Shop Tavern at Japancse situation In Manchuria. stage, died earlly yesterdatd y morning Mra. Enola Classen, he Is survived by He Is Going to Leave the killed Sunday when their airplane Frank Uzzolino of East ture, Piused Away Lwt Week two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee of Shrewibury With 792 JHouw crashed and caught fire in an apple Mrs. Isaac Gllhuly, third district at his home on Lockwood place at ''Depression. Keansburg and Newark M«i. —Close Friend of "Rosy." Fair Haven in his 61st year. He hadTrenton, and Mils Margaret Closien orchard on the estate of Mrs. Rob- vice president of Women'a clubs, will Completed. ".',. / .-. .•'.":.'-';"';^ji x The third of a series of lawsuits j he in charge of a winter conference been ailing the past year. Death waa of Farmlngdsle. The funeral will be i' Mr. and Mrs. Eric Leavens and ert L. Stevens at Eernardsville. Both Carl Edouarde, who composed the held at his home tonight and burial Fifteen teams and one solo but bodies were burned beyond recogni- to bo held In the Red Bank Presby- due to a complication of diseases. their eight-year old daughter, Evelyn, growing out of an automobile col- xst musical score for a. motion plc- Mr, Hascall spent'almost hU entire will be made tomorrow morning.in night at nine o'clock completed 792 ;0f Alston court will leave* on Janu- tion and the plane was a mass of lision near Kcyport on July 21st, terian church Tuesday, January 10th. ure and was one of the first to cx- A luncheon will be served by the life In the theatrical business and the Farmlngdale cemetery. hours In the Marathon dance at tlid ary 11th on thc steamer Leviathan twisted debris. Both men were mem- 1930, was tried before Judge Hullf eriment - In tho syncronlzation of Smoke Shop tavern at Shrewsbury.,. bers of tho National guard aviation women of the church. was acquainted with every branch of Mrs. Classen, who was a school for a European trip that may keep V.. iawienco and & jury last week. uaic with film cartoonB, died at hla the profession. He played leading Among tho " contestants " who them abroad for a year or so. division and were taking part in Tho accident occurred at Slovor's The llteraturo department of the omc at Locust last Thursday after- teacher before she- was married, WBB Bed Bank Woman's club will meet roles In the winter Garden shows and the daughter of the late Henry H. dropped out within the laat few days ' '.-"•': Tho party will stop off at Southtrainin- g maneuvers when the acci- Curve and tho cars involved were a oon. He had never fully recovered were Charles (Rabberlegs) Hsgah, dent occurred. Friday morning, with a covered dish rom an operation which had been other Broadway successes. His last Curtis, who waa one of. the pioneer ; ampton, England, for a short stay. I taxicab owned by Frank.Uzzolino of luncheon following. Mrs. John R. appearance on the stage was In Curley Cohen .'and Mary Sklar and ; From there they will go to Paris and ' East Keansburg and an automobile icrformcd upon him several months haberdashers of Monmouth county. Smith, chairman of the department, "Lyslotrata." He also was in several Ho was prominent In clvlo affairs Jean Gunne. Hagan was among • , .eventually tfieyrwlll— take -up -their . owned by William Prakapas ot Ncw- will bg In charge. ••-»*- go. • movie "shorts." ' • those who sang their swan aong last abode somewhere in Southern I ark. On the day in question Mr! Mr. Edouarde, who waa C7 years here and was a member of thc school Relief Work -^ '"" Mr. Haacall was an active worker leard and town council. < night and he was given a big ova- '. Franco. • Prakapas had been visiting at Keans- \ d, was a personal friend of Samuel in the Flayers', boat olub of Fair Ha- tlon. • - . •. . _ .-•.•/• r; . In telling about his proposed trip ,. Rothapfel, familiarly known as tff • •• ' At Eatontown burg and hi waB on his way back I EDWOrtF h RallV ven. At the time of his death ha held Jimmy Carr dropped out last week . to a Register representative last night to Newark. ' With him in his auto-l " * _". Roxy." He became acquainted with the office- of vice president. He was Mrs. Minnie S. Tarter. and his partner, Millie Agentorsh. • ;Mr. Leavens said that as long as the mobile were his wife and two elderly j ho theatrical and radio celebrity in also a member tof the Pacific lodge Mrs, Minnie S. Parker, wife of teamed-up with Sam Getgodd. This Plans for the continuance of tho At Little Silver 922 and became connected with the depression would not leave him ho work of the Eatontown relief organ- men who lived at Newark. Mr. Uz- of Masons and Mecca temple of 'ouncllman George W. Parker of la the sixth partner to be taken by was going to leave tho depression. He zolino was.on his way from Keyport taff of the Regent theater In New Shrlnera of New York and the Elks' ilatawan, died suddenly, Sunday the latter ulnae tho contest began. ization were made Wednesday night A district Epworth league rally "ork, of which Mr. Bothapfel -was said that lie has been corresponding at the weekly meeting of the society to Keansburg with Samuel Gottlieb took place Monday night at the Lit- lodge of Grand HapldB. ' light of last week of a, heart attack. Impersonation night will bo ob- with a friend in Franco for some as a passenger. Mr. Gottlieb owned lanager at the time. Ihe bad been In poor health for sev- at the Eatontown borough hall. The tle Silver Methodist church and waa It waa at this theater that Mr. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. served this eyenlng. Country ttor* . time and that ho has learned he can county director of volunteer relief a bakery on Main street at Kcans- attended by 140 persons. The Bel- Alice Hascall, and three brothers and eral years but eeomod to be all right Will bo held tomorrow night and ori live much cheaper In that country at burg. Ho had been on a trip to Eu- ;douarde composed the first score to workers, Mrs. Lila Terhune of Long mar chapter won the award for at- motion picture. Tho result was so a sister, they being Allen H. Hascall the day sho died. She. waa the daugh- Friday night a chalrflndlng contest , tho present time than ho can in Red Branph, was present at tho meeting rope and was on his way home when of Fair Haven, Todd Hascall of Sag- ter of Uriah Sickles and Fannie will be held, " . . Bank and hence the journey abroad tendance. The rally waa in charge^ ffectlvo that both he and the dlrec- and made a brief address. Charles the collision took place. of Miss Florence Knowlton, Mrs;" lnaw, Michigan, Hiram Hascall of tewart. She was born at Matawan On Monday the tenth wedding an-, •with hla wife and daughter. In tho accident one of the elderly or ("Boxy") were invited to become Brccso presided at the meeting. Niles M. Paff and the Little Silver ncmbers of tho staff of the Strand Chicago and Miss Helen Hascall of nd had always lived there. Besides nlversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orel Orvls Ho said that for many months it Mrs. Erland Holtz was appointed men in Mr. Prakapas's car was in- chapter, Newark. icr husband she leaves a sister, Mrs, of Red Bank, pne of the hus.ba.nd,-'. ihas been all outgo with him with stantly killed, Mrs. Prakapas and heater; ono of tho leadlrlg motion to be in charge .of tho supply store- Thero were carols and games to icturo playhouses in the city. Services will be held tomorrow korglanna. Ervln, and brother, Wll- and wife teams left in the Marathon, practically no assurance that things room, assisted by Mrs. Harry Dlvor, another passenger were seriously In- ight at seven o'clock at his late ;3 R.. Sickles. Tho funeral was held will bo obBorvcd appropriately. A- would change. His friend in France promote fellowship. A play entitled In 1927 Mr. Edouarde resigned his Mrs. Jesse Lane and Mrs. Asa Fary. jured, Mr. Gottlieb was so badly in- "The Open Door" was given, a&l ome by the Klks' lodge and at eight t her home Wednesday afternoon plo-eatlng contest will be a featur* has sent him information on the cost jured that he was a patient for a osltion with the theater to entor the Mrs. L. D. Seely reported on tho those who took part were Miss ild of motion picture sound produc- 'clock by the Masonlo lodge. The lth Rev. W. H. Dllks, of the Mata- next Tuesday night. , •of living in that country, which Mr. clothing collections and the work bo- long time at thc Matawan hospital uneral will bo held at ten o'clock an Presbyterian churoh in charge, Leavens says he has thoroughly In- Jacqueline Simpson, Miss Eleanor lon, -which at tho time was fast be- Madame Ramonta, exponent ot • Ing done by the Girl Scouts. Reports and both automobiles were badly Quackenbush, Arthur LUtrell and Friday morning at the house. Rev. lurlal was made In Rose Hill cerrie- pysohlo art, will continue to, appear vestigated nnd has found tho figures damaged. omlng popular. In 1929 he syncrc- were also made by Rev. Carlton Kenneth Curchln of Little Silver, Izod one of Walt Dlsnoy's "Aesop's "V. W. Konnerly of Fair Haven will both In the afternoon and in the to bo just as represented. Whitehead. Rev. Leroy V. Dillcncr, Mr. and Mrs. Prakapas brought mclate. Burial will be in Fair View . Mr. Leavens said that ho has been Miss Agnes Cotgreavc and Oliver 'ables," which waa said to be the evening during .the balance of this Mrs. Lane and Mr. Brceso. Mrs. Fred suit against Mr. Uzzolino, alleging Dennis of Eatontown, MIBS Concetta rst cartoon to bo set to music. He cmetery. Mrs. Oortrude J. rerrlno week. sending his daughter to a private that he was responsible for the ac- Stanflcld, vice president of the or- Pingltore of Long Branch and Miss tffftrcd a fractured leg in the fire i taat Saturday "Uncle" Jim Har- school and that the tuition for like ganization, tendered her resignation, cident because ho was driving In the led last Friday morning ot compu- schooling in a private school in Dorothy Nilson, Andy Nelson and hat destroyed tho Pathe studios at Mra. Mary A. Naughton. tations at the home of her daughter, king, popular master of ceremonies but action on its acceptance was center of thc road and because he Pete Nilson of North Long Branch. 'ark avenue and One Hundred and at the Marathon, organised a "Kldr Franco in about one-tenth what ho is postponed until the meeting to be was attempting to turn thc curve at After having been sick for a week Mrs. H. W. MacConnell of Sllvor- now paying for a year's tuition. He Religious readings were glveitby twenty-fourth street, vlth pneumonia, Mrs. Mary A. htte Gardens, with whom she had dies' Marathon club." On that day held this evening. a high rate of speed. These allega- Mr. Edouarde was born at Clove- 114. children joined and many more says that according to information tions were denied by Mr. Uzzolino. Rev. Earl T. Hann of Belmar, Rev. ?aughton died at her homo at Fort eon living.. She waa 67 years old received there will be little chance of The relief organization decided Roy C. Henne of West Belmar, Rev. nd. He studied in that city and at- Monmouth Tuesday of lost week. She Besides Mrs. MacConnell, she la are joining dally. Children who against giving a party for tho needy After the suit had been partly tried ended tho Royal Conservatory of possess talent are encouraged to per- not getting a satisfactory position but a mistrial was granted by Judge W. R. Gufllck of West Grove and iras sixty years old and a daughter urvivBd by another daughter,' Mrs. even If he does not get satisfactory children of the town and returned Rev. Niles M. Poff ot Little Silver. uslc at Leipzig, Germany, where as f the late Elizabeth and Mlohael L. A. Werner of Lowell, Masschuft- form and the money contributed is a donation of the women's auxiliary Palmer N. Way. Later tne case was he prize violin student of his class placed in a box, which constitutes employment at once he can loaf again tried and tho jury rendered a A mid-winter district institute will 'Neill of Port Monmouth. Her hua- itts; a Bon, Wlllard I, Perrlne of cheaper in France at present than he of the fire department for the party. be held at Ballard church at Asbury : recolvcd a violin from KalBer Wll- sand, John Naughton, died a number "rooklyn, and a brother, Henry Van- the club's treasury. Mrs. Holtz announced that plans aro verdict in favor of Mr. Prakapas. :1m II. can In America. Application was made to set aside Park January 13th and 14th. if years ago. 'elt of Atlantlo Highlands. A list of tho contestants remain- being completed for a party to be Three children survive Mrs. Naugh- The funeral was held Monday at- ing in tho Marathon follows: ' He made suro that ho will keep in held Saturday, December 24th, at thc verdict, but this matter has not Upon his return to this country he touch with what 1B going on in Red yet been decided by the court. HOME FROM HOSFITAL. ccamc a member of Llberatl's band. on. They aro Charles and Paul ernoon at threo o'clock, at the fun- Number 1—Ashar and Patsy Drown of the municipal building. A number Naughton and Mlsa Irene Naughton eral parlors of Albert W. Worden. on Long Branch. ' , Bank and vicinity by making ar- ..ater he became conductor • of Number a—Hilly Lovell of Dayton, rangements to have The Register, his of donations havo been made for the In thc meantime Mr, Gottlieb f Port Monmouth. She also leaves last Front street -with Rev. Junes party and a number of persons have started suit against Mr. Uzzolino and j*Henry Wasserman Again At His napp's Millionaire band and then Ohio, and Mllllo Agentor&h of LOB An- favorite home newspaper, forwarded hreo brothers. They are Charles, Schaeffer of Burlington, formerly gelas, California, promised aid. Mr. Prakapas, claiming that both Storo at Campbell's Junction. rganized his own band, which to him while abroad. ilayed engagements at Asbury Park, Villiam and John O'Neill of Port if Atlantic Highlands, In chirgo. Number 6—Bob Madison and Joyca Mil- were negligent in the manner in Henry Wasscrman has resumed the Monmouth, • ' » Burial was- in Fair View cemetery. ler of Dayonnc. , which they operated their cars. After Vlllow Grove and other amusement Number 7—Stove Beronko of South management of bis store at Camp- enters. He also directed music for Mrs. Naughton was a member of River and FAI Neilai of Portland, Oregon. LETT IN THE NIGHT. Six Persons Escape a trial lasting almost two days the bell's Junction, In Middletown town- Number 8—-Nick and Sophia Eusio of jury rendered a verdict In favor of overal leading hotels in New York It. Ann's church of Keansburg and of Frank W. Farkor ship, after having been laid up a •ty. He was a friend of the leading Norrlatown, Pennsylvania. Everything Removed From System Mr. Gottlieb for $4,280 , against Mr. t. Ann's court of Catholic Daugh- Prospect avenue died suddenly Number 10—Moo Sutierateln nhd Inia Injury in Crash month with blood poisoning. His ail- mslcal and theatrical personalities r ,...• Brako ScrUce Place. Uzzolino and Mr. Prakapas. Among ors of America* Tho funeral was esterday morning at tho Fifth Avo- Lehman of Long Draneh. ment developed from a Blight scratch i the country and numbered among eld Friday morning at St. Ann's Number 13—Slo Williamson nnd Violet Six persons narrowly escaped be- other things it was claimed that Mr. on the smallest finger of his rlglit iue hospital at New York. Ho was Rollins of Cleveland. The System Brake service, which Gottlieb's bakery business prospered hem such notables as Daniel Froh- hureh, under tho direction of Rev. traveling salesman and was stvlck- has Its headquarters at Newark and ing injured narly laBt Friday night hand. Ho was a patient for a week nan, thc late John Phillip Sousa, B. Numbor 10—Pnt Nlcolettl and Jsiin when automobiles driven by Her- until the accident occurred but that at Beth Israel hospital at New York Thomas A. Kearney. Burial was made n whllo on a business trip to that Schultt of Long Branch. which operated a branch place of thereafter it was operated at a loss. . Rolfe and Adolf Zukor. t Mount Olivet cemetery. The bear- ilty. Ho was 41 years old. Number 32—Robert Sullivan and.Miry . business on Maple avenue, opposite bert Hess of Jersey City and Milton and later for three wocks at "St. Barn- His son. William Doty Edouarde, Furka of Bayonno, £ook of Manasquan collided on thc He was represented by Qulnn, Par- abus hospital at Newark. The polson- ira were Peter Lang, Thomas Kelly, Mr. Parker was born at Little Sli- Numb«T 86—lrrank Qulnn and Margie Whito street, made a very sudden sons & Doremus of Red Bank. manager of the I4adrlguera orches- Martin Casserly, Salvatore Scagllone, er and was the son of the late Rich- Brlcker of South Oione Park, Long Island. ciose-up of their local branch Satur- Middletown state highway near Fair- ] Ing spread from the finger to the ra that plays at the Commodore ho- field GardenB. The two cars were ! hand and to tHo arm. At one time it "ames Murphy and George Kenney. rd and Agnes King Parkor. Bc- Number SB—Bill Flltterer of Oakhurit day night week. Tho firm occupied 1 el at New York. Also surviving are •nd Louisa Nicholas, of lied Bank. • badly damaged nnd had to be towed was feared that an amputation would ildes his wifo, Mra. Ella Brown Number 3E>—Samuel Getgood of Phila- part of tho Andrew Lustbaum prem- iis wife, thc former Marian Doty of 'arker, he ig survived by two daugh- ises, which wore taken over a short to garages. Rum8on Auxiliary I prove necessary. Mr. Wasserman still '.ochester; his mother, Mrs. William Frederick Schoch. delphia and Florence Fendergast of W«st Riding with Cook was Cecil Mac- has to keep his hand In a bandage, crs, Agnes and Louise Parker; two Long Branch.' . •" time, ago by tho Red Bank building Idouarde of Cleveland; two brothers, resident of Rumson for two and a Number 4S—Joa and Dot Dean ol Lone Cloud of Red Bank. In Hess's car but his ailment is rapidly Improving. listers, Mrs, Frank L. Sherwood of and loan association. According to Elects Officers rank and Alfred Edouarde, and two lialf years, was found dead at his Red Bank, and Mrs. R. O, Alen of Branch. G. Howard Lipplncott, who looks were Mrs. Hess and Mr. and Mrs. At the two hospitals where he was a Isters, Miss Charlotte Edouarde and ie last Friday afternoon by Kurt Number 40—Orel and Beatrice Orvls of Herbert Hagger, all of Jorsey City. Mrs. Lewis T. Wilson was elected patient, four operations were made in Bloomfleld, and a brother, William Hod B»nk. after tho real estate Interests of tho tfrs. Gertrude McGannon, all of IVctzsteln, who had come to visit ~~. Parker of Llttlo Silver. Number 85—Charles Carr of Jarsey association, the firm was some four They were on their way to the president of the ladies' auxiliary of his arm and hand to drain poisonous lleveland. 1m. He was last seen by neighbors City and Virginia Mauon of Red Bank. months in arrears with their rent. Smoke Shop Marathon. Rumson flre company last week. She matter. a enter his home last Wednesday Solo—Dob McDonald ot Jersay City. Somo time during the night referred Cook was proceeding north . and succeeds Mrs. John Pfelffenberger. The funeral was held at his late afternoon. Mrs. Emma L. Parker, Hess was coming In the opposite di- Other officers chosen were Miss Hel- omc at Locust last Friday afternoon to above the placo was broken Into A rATRONAL, FESTIVAL. Wetzstein, upon dlBcovery of the Idow of John Parker, died last "THE CHRISTMAS BOX.'1 and everything -was moved out, in- rection. The latter stated that a en O'Rourke vice president, Miss t 3:30 o'clock with Rev. Charles J. wagon coming In tho opposite direc- Mary Murphy recording secretary, ody, notified Recorder Jere Carew. Wednesday at her home at Highlands cluding all tho tools belonging to bhnson,- paBtor of All Saints church .t the ago of 71 years. She had been tion forced him to turn out of the Mrs. John Anderson financial secre- It Will Be Held Next Wednesday at f Naveslnk, im.charge. In charge of County Physician H. W. Hartman up- Flay to Be Given December 20th by • Harry Giblln of Red Bank, who has St. Thomas's Chapel. n \ lowing the body stated that the Uing a long time. Mra. Parker was the Woman's Club. , — Jiccn local manager for the concern right traffic lane to the center lane. tary and Miss Irene Porter treas- *. R. Mount 4 Son of Red Bank, the orn at Red Bank. She had lived Tho occupants of the Hess car urer. A patronal festival will be observed iody waB removed to Rochester, nan had been dead for about for some tlmo past. Mr. Lipplncott lours. Death was attributed to a t Highlands forty years, She leaves , Tho drama department of the Red •Was at Newark Monday Investigat- were taken by state polico to the Red New members elected were Mrs. at St. Thomas's chapel at Red Bank •here another aervlco was held the Bank Woman's dub will present a Bank railroad Btatlon whero they "Walter Carle, Mrs. Francis Murphy leart attack. three daughters and four sons, they ing the matter and there is a proba- next Wednesday beginning with the ollowlng morning. Burial was In Mt. 'icing Mrs. James Bonner, Mrs. play ontltled "Tho Christmas Box" bility that legal action will result In boarded a train for Jorsey City af- and Mrs. Delia Guerrier. A prize celebration of Holy communion at le cemetery at Rochester. Mr. Schoch, who was 31 yoars old, Tuesday night, December 20th, at th( ter making a charge of reckless given by Mrs. Lewis T. Wilson was was born In Germany. Ho Is survived George Card and Benjamin, Arthur the intercut of the building and loan eight o'clock in the morning and fol- nd Richard Parker of Highlands, clubhouse. Mrs. Tony Hunting Is di- lrivlng against Cook. Thc latter Is disposed of on the co-operative plan ly threo sisters, Mrs. Albert Scherer association. lowed with intercessions until eight VIrs. Sadie Baker of Brooklyn and recting the rchcarsalB. Those who expected to make a counter charge for the benefit of the sunshine fund o'clock in the evening. At quarter if North Bergen, Mrs. Emma Notzel Albert L. McQueen f West New York and another, who udson Parker of Florida. Thc fun-will take part are. Mrs. Lyman C, next Sunday when tho case comes and waa won by Mrs. Frank Ben- after eight o'clock a festival even- ral was held Sunday afternoon, with Vanlnwegen, Mrs. Henry Mecklem, JOB AS BOROUGH COUNSEL. up before Recorder Louis H. Mecae son. ing song service will be held in com- ive» in Germany. Sr., Mrs. Irving Lovett, Mrs. Frank of Belford. Arrangements aro being made for Died Monday Morning Rev. Percy | R. Comer officiating. memoration of deceased benefactors Tho body was romoved to tho fun-Burial by A. M. Posten and Son was Wodchouse, Mrs. Ilosea Chark, Mrs. Ijiwrcnce Kcenan, Formerly of High- , n Christmas party to be given for and a sermon by Rev. Herbert 8. ral parlors of Albert W. Worden on in Fair View cemetery, John Morris, Mrs. Richard Hook- lands, Gets Post nt Belleville. I the children of the members of the Craig, rector of Trinity church of Albert L. McQueen, one of thc last Front street where.the funeral staff, Mrs. Alan Frost, Mrs. John Nursing Association i fire company and auxiliary. It will Red Bank. cat-known reel&ents of this boi^ was held Sunday afternoon. The Regan, Mrs. Henry Mecklem, Jr., Mra. Lawience E. Kecnan, junior part- [be held Thursday night. December died suddenly early Monday J. Kdward SUbh, St. Thomas's chapel was built a jody was cremated at tho Rose Hill John Warren; Mrs. Elmor Morro*. ner of tho law firm of DeGraw, Mur- 31 22d, at seven o'clock, at thc firc- nornlng at his home on Brldgb ave^ xomatory at Linden. • led late last Friday morning at his Tay & Kecnan of Newark, was lad j number of years ago by the late Mr. Mrs. Edith Bruyere, Mrs. Hunting house. The committee consists of uc. He had arisen early, as was lomq on Spring street of compllca- and Mlasdtt Corinno Welsh; Olga week unanlmounly appointed counsel Mra. John PfeifTenberger, Mrs. Wal- and Mra. Thomas K. Durham as a ih custom, and had gone downstairs, lons* after an Illness of two weeks. Thc regular monthly meeting of thc memorial for their son, Thomas Mrs. Marjorlo Cell). Schwenkcr, Lorralno Repphard, Phyl- ior the town of Belleville, Mew Jer-nubile health nursing association of ter Robinson, Mrs. John Murphy, Evidently feeling an attack coming He would have been eighty years old sey, HUrceedliif* John R. Brown, who Knight Durham. Slnco 1007 It has wife of Frank Celt! of Eatontown, lis Miles, Jane MeHugh, Porry Ran- Ru.nson, Seabright and Fair Haven Mrs. William Gaynor, Mrs. Valerie i: sat down in a chair, where he was his week. Surviving aro a sister, kin, Dorothy Lovett and Fay Coreale. had held thn position for the past all Casler and Mrs. Charles Tilton, Jr. been used by tho colored Episcopal- 'ound later by his ion, Albert E. Mc- died early Sunday morning at the was held Friday afternoon at thc ians of Red Bank. Rov. Charles W. Miss Emily Stlbbs of Red Bank, and yearn. home of tho preHldcnt, Mrs. John M- Queen. Thc latter called Dr. Wil- Hazard hospital at Long Branch, a brother, William Stlbbs of Wooster, Mr. Kecnan Is a native of High- | Nelson Is the rector of the church. ain Sayrc, who upon examination where sho had been a patient for Ellis. A report on thc Red Crosa NEW RKD BANK SOCIETY. Ohio. MIDDX-ETOWN'9 BOSS HOGS. lands, beinjj tho son of Hie lai(! Ber-membership drive showed a total of itatcd that ho had died of a heart about five months, of complication! The funeral was held Sunday af- nard ami Mary Kconan. Ho Is a $1,191 received from Rumson, Sca- DEMOCRATIC CARD PARTY. ttnclc. She was thirty years of age. ernoon at 1:30 o'clock at lilu late nephew of W. Addison Romalno of Organization With Seventy Members Cnpt. F.lwood Secley Owned tho Two briRht nnd Fair Haven, Formed by Italian-Americans. Mr, McQueen, who would havo Mrs. Cclll was born'at Eatontown homo with Rev. Dr. Alfonso Dore, Blggcat In the Township. Highland with whom he mado his, ThankaR,vmR dinners wore sent to Seabright Organliatlon. to Hold Event ccn 65 cars old next February, was and was the daughter of Louis and pastor of tho Methodist church, in Hoclsta di Mutuo Soccarto Gulseppo homo In childhood. Mr. Kecniin was ai fam)lir3 ,n fhn lhrcr boroughBi lho January 12th. orn at Red Bank and was the son ho late Christina Mactnlyre John- harge. In charge of R. R. Mount & Saturday was hog killing day In th« educated in thc MlKhlandH public, ^ com) from ,nlpreaUd ,ndl. Garibaldi Is tho name of a new Kcd •t tlm late John and Lydla Ingling ion. Besides her husband and father Son of Red Bank, tho body was can-Bnyshoro district of Mlddlotown Bnnk organization which has been At a mcjtln.j of the Scabrlght Ntrhoo. nnd I.romiido hlfch school. II" firorgf'a rhurch and •IcQucen. Ho conducted a grocery ihe is survived by two sons, Stanley eyed by train In Wooster for burial township. Everybody In that part of .'irtcrwaid attended Weslcyan unl- formed for fraternal purposcn nnd Women's Democratic club last week Kmn.son pnvatp b<:hoi>ri) Mini's I a.lilrf t.jlul P.II'Om Hiiiiimmiit. jt Jilnl Wednesdays. The funeral was held Tuesday after- Virly In Id hy Ihr i: nt I c U Mil • •lull 'IriulMi- liliivannl I'a.lurrl, Munii led I5«nk: two daughters, Mrs. C. noon at her home In charge of Itev, I'riuicU K. < Inrli of Humaon Chosen Will H.I Curlry \ r 1 1":i t ih l''t hi' i V 1ifl mi al lllr . , ..In.lln... VliirenLt) tlovlnro an*l (iuUrin t. llanimcll of Red Hank and Mrs. I.leutonant-Colonnl J. M. Hchrufer hy Nrnator Kntn. , wl.il IIMK til-, motor- I Ii||-»,l,,. A KINK MINHTIir.l, SHOW. iVllllam Kearn of tho flotith IlWer Mully I'l 1' 1HI lu.1i•i. A III .•1. • .1 1 Allnn It. Woolley of I/injr Branch; r rll.lhl. j of thc Quartermaster's reserve corpa, Presbyterian church. Durlnl mi In Frnncln l .. Chirk, ami of llnrold tl. r|"liitlull Illlfl f')l nt Allnnlln Illghliiliiln. lClwood Ltyton, M, of Mnniwiiian lenator Hamilton l . Kaan. Harold tnliifiticl nhuw j;IVPII by tlm niiMnbcir Minn Jonnplilno McQurnii and Mrs, iKimo nt Brooklyn, of pneumonia, at H. Jlottomloy, Jr., of Mfrihnntvllln, rt 11 r I iiln nvrlrmnn Thoy warn nmrrlid on their return John Illllnn, Jr., of Wllilwcmil, waa nun lila I'IIIM-I nn.I ,;lf|« of u« iBllilr. 'Ihr li'ii nf I^inianlii. Tho pmnin, nnnn Ijiyton of Red Hank. He nail a hy riimlfp nl n t\lf whirl) ttrnlioyril >f tlm llnpllnt iliiirrh In rhargii. limn*. Aim mirvlvlng urn a ulaler, mlnltd atcond nltornala anil I'et«r (•tlM'I IllMl ll"l tl-irt ll .|H|r|,-i 'I'll,, I lihil In Apill. liiK In JAIl, will hi. nnril In licilp nrdly iiembor of Ihe Farmlngdali Amrrl- Ihn liinili- nf Kmnk I iiiliMlnll nil [tuilnl In clmrno of Allint W. Wor Mra. Anna Iliilllvnn, and it brother, Clauami, Jr., nf I'ailh Ainlwiy, thlril 'Illll lr .'I lli'iiilin x 111.mi l.il .'onilllliiii nf fninllli • III Ml.lilirl.iwli luwnnlllp. 'II" r rnn Mecbanlr.a' lodgn. Thv funeral 1 I'nilllh nvrnilr nl Unit |ilnrn nhollt ilrn will bo In Kiilr Vlnw rrtimtnry, l mnk Mrhiufpr. iltrrnat*. Thn nuoc«a*fnl candidate I,, (I,,. IM \ I,. 'I'.>t I I J |H I/C-: (In ll -.' Illn r UMr ni|i |it-nil - iillow wait vrry iibly irmlrrril nnd i1 wits ln-lil Friday at his into honia f..| III'! Iwn n'rli.i'k yrfltrnlny iiimnlnK. 'llixy Tlia Ainnrli'iin M'rlmnlrj will link will enter the itrademy next Jun». • I vllll III. if.i,II l| lit Ihr .lir will wni mm kill by iniirh npiilniino. A re After Ihn war ColonrI Hchrufer with lUv. O. M. Ilogala of Manat- v.rir. ,i,.,n irvlvnl l,y Hi.- Hint n|.| 'itrvirra at Ihe rrniiisncn tnnliilit al .' - • I,. 1 • |1 | I,. I,, tilnl mil II Innl •Illeat linn lirrn mniln Hint II lir. lr lad lha nmploy of thn fttandarri nl! iiunn officiating, llnilnl waa iiinflr. nt r'tnnil nnil mirf''lr.l in, 111 rfT^rtn. Mr. »:S0 n'rlnok with Cnunrlllnr Ulrhnn' (KIMI'l.KTI'M HDIHIr.HV •iHMMi 1oat of 111 In Uir 1 r nlnlii •Iniliin. 'I hrv »rol Alnarlrmi Iragton, tbn Knrly ani ,1 i I f. tv .1 Ihn r formerly of IHatnutown, dlfil at hU III. Jnlm It. llnyd nf ICaat Kinnt III! •>r ii;.. I!..I I'm .. ... l.i tlm h.nnn "d." N"tr lUa IH Inn <)|ii'rntli.|ni l or Aliprlnll. 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tata 4* "The Star of Bethlehem" by HOSPITAL SURGEON DEAD. man has done the rest. This sedi- Dear teacher," whoU an Indignant E\ Klaxlngton Harkcr. Violin, 'piano School Board in mentary layer is so soft that in or- mother, "you must not whack myt .and organ milslc wlllfbo presented by der to build on it piles havg 'to be Tommy. He is a delicate child and Professor John Ebner, violinist; MIBS Ir. Edward A. King, Summer Besl- ERSQNALS driven down, sometimes to a depth Isn't used to It. At home wo norcf Abble Strickland, pianist, and Mrs. dent Here, Victim of Pneumonia. ' an Economy Move of sixty feet. hit him except In celf-defonic," Mrt. 'Amos Bordcn of Washington heresa Wliley, organist. Borrowed inior surgeon at St. Vincent's hos- street returned borne Friday from 'Is the Universe, Including Man, Frank J. Haviland'i Pay asItal at New York, died Friday at Clinching tho Diagnosis. 'X pays to advertise In The Register. Itiyervlow hospital, , after having volved By Atomlo Force?" will be School Carpenter Reduced hospital at tho ago of 14 years. been a patient there two wcoks. le subject~bf the LeBaon-Sermon Iii contracted a cold at the Army- Tho eminent alienist recognized the Mlas'Florence Gaddrldge, daughter 11' Churches 'of Christ, Scientist, on from $1 an Hour to 75 Cents otre Damo gamo and pneumonia hug who was holding him up. cf Mr. and lire, Victor Goodrldgo of unday, December 18th, 1032. an Hour—Other Business. ivcloped, which resulted in hla "Look hero," he protested, "I'm Sunset avenue, was operated on for The Goldon Text Is: "Behold, the eath. Dr. King for a number of your benefactor. Don't you recall Every Woman f the removal of her tonsils and ade- aaven and the heaven of heavens Among the bills presented at the hat I once saved you from a life noids Thursday at Rlvervlew; hos- the Lord's thy God, the earth al- meeting of the Red Bank board of sentence by proving you crazy?",., Wants • education last night was one of slight- pital* ;. . wlth all that therein Is" (Deutor- 'Sure, I remember you now," the to look her best at nil times..• iiiomy 10.14.) • ly more than $200 from Frank J. Hav- Mr. and lira. William Snydor have thug said as he continued his work. to feel at case,and perfectly lland, who Is employed by the board 1 moved from Mori place to their Among the citations which com- "And ain't holdin up your benefactor poised. . ' '• homo on Spring street. The Interior irlse the Lesson-Sermon Is the fol- to make carpenter repairs at the a crazy thing to do?" schoolhouses. Ho has been paid at RIIS-SIMPLICITX* oft their, house has been remodeled jwlng from the Bible: "Thine, O ODLD you mind If we NCE more Jean read the rate of $1 per hour. Tho board and the exterior has been enclosed .ord, IB the greatness, and the pow.- didn't celebrate Christ- Spot's Trifling Error. ' Created by through tbe letter which did not pay the bill hut ordered that with stucco. r,' and the glory, and the victory, mns tlila year, Bob?" Gossard • $Ilas. Virginia Watt of'Pa»salo! Is ,nd' tho majesty: for all that Is in the bad arrived to find her In it be changed on the basis of 75 cents A very thin fullback was annoyed Bob looked up quickly vliitlng hor aunt,, Mrs. A. G. Murfltt leaven and In the earth IB thine; a mood of despondency per hour. by tho attentions of a small dog dur- is the answer. of Oakland "street. nine, Is tho kingdom, O Lord, and from bis bacon nnd eggs. most unusual. LlUo a A .motion that • all carpenters ho ng a rugby match. m The pull of tho At last, when play had moved to Miss Mary Elizabeth Thatcher, ou art exalted as hefed above all" "What's tbe Idea., dar- gleam of sunshine, It had paid for school work at the rate of back • straps the other end, the back turned and daughter of Mr. and Mm Charles J. C Chronicles 20:11;) ling?" brightened the g 16 o my 75 cents per hour and that all labor- Battens the ab- Thatcher of Blverglde drive, a mem- Tho Leaaon-Sormon also Includes Ellen's lip trembled: v"l ers bo paid at the rate of 60 cents shouted to tho spectators: "Whoover domen, uplifts prospect of a Christmas owns this dog might call him off.' ber of the senior class of the Feagln following passage from ' the list can't bear to think of Christ- an hour was made by Mrs. J. Daniel tho bust, and away fi'omthome. To be sure, llvt A voice responded: "Como here, School of Dramatic Art of Now York, Jhrlstlan Scloncu textbook, "Science mas without father. And It Isn't Tuller, seconded by Harold A. Hen- controls the ing with one's step-aunt didn't make drlckson and unanimously carried. Spot. Them ain't bones, boy—them's will appear in a play to be given at ind Health with Key to the Scrlp- the baby were old enough to hips. tho school next month under the di- uree" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Mind, much of a home, but even tbat was Mrs. Tuller stated that the rate of legs." know the difference." Let our expert rection" of Charles Hopkins, well lupremo over all Its _ formations and better than the' deserted campus. $1 per hour was excessivo in theso Otters B.U o w UirUi of a Beautiful Depression, krfbwn New York producer. tovprnlng them a,ll, Is the central sun Her husband scorned about to say And then had arrived this charm- tlmea, as many carpenters were work- you what Mrs. John O'Brien of Spring streot Its own systems of ideas, tbo life something, then evldenWy thought Ihg cote from one of tbe univer- Ing for M per day, Jones—"Well, how arc you getting Mis-Slmpllcity i light of all Its own vast creation; on in your new eight-roomed entertained Michael Moore of Everett bettor of It. "Where Is your moth- sity's most attractive graduates: Harold Thompson, on behalf of .a can da last week. . ind man Is tributary to divine Mind" group of colored citizens, asked for house?" er going Jo be?" ho asked, pres- "My Dear JHBS Gray: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morford and p. 200.) , , mtly. the use of tho River Btreet school- Smith—"Oh, not so badly. We fur- $3.50 to $10 children Carroll, Preston and Mar- "It will afford us tho great- ouso next Wednesday night for nished one of tho bedrooms by col- The Young Pepples', Sunday even- "In Boston, with Leila and the garet Morford motored to the Phila- est possible pleasure to have iharity ball. The request waa referred lecting- soap coupons." ng elub of tho Reformed church will children. Of course, with young- delphia' navy yard Saturday, where ifesent the ' pageant, "Why the you spend the holidays with us. o tho building committee of the Jones—"Didn't you furnish the. ath sters tbat age, one has to keep they wore the guests of Ensign Al- !hlmos Ring," at tho Reformed Wo are entertaining most In- loard. The group will pay for jan- or seven rooms?" fred B. Metsger aboard the recently Christmas." formally arid will expect you tor, heat and other incidental ex- hurch on Christmas night, Sunday, DB, EDWARD A. KING Smith—"WOT can't. They're full o' 17 Broad Street. Bed Bank. N. commissioned V. 8. S. Indianapolis. Jecombor 25th. The production. "Whatever you sny goes with me, Christmas .eve. penses. soap." Mr. Metsger tn a cousin of Mrs. Mor- vhlchwas written by; Elizabeth Ap- Sweetness; you know that," said "Cordially yours, Curtis Bartholomew asked that the fears had been a summer resident of rord. ••• ••• • thorp McFadden. IB being-directed by Bob. Monmouth County labor council be 2onover lane, In Mlddletown town- Mrs. George McVoy, formerly of "MAKJOBIE HOLDEN." M1S3 Marlon L. Turner./ Tho scenery Of course It was a bard time for permitted to use- tho schoblhousc ihlp, near Red Bank. HG IS survived Red Bank, will return to her homo "Most Informally 1" Jean's brow next Tuesday night. Ho was in- being made by tho workshop group Ellen, just now, remembering ether iy his wife and three children. at New York this week from the clouded. formed that tho request would be f tho dramatlo society of the club. Ohrlst mnses. Tho funeral was held Saturday in Long Branch hospital, whore oho un- "I—can't—go I" Jean wlnlsed back granted If tho council paid for heat, :he chapel at St. Vincent's hospital. Those who will take part are Cedric Why, last year, ' derwent an operation for appendicitis. lyder .Raymond Fearco, Charles unaccustomed tears and stared hard light and janitor charges. It was es- Idward O'Brien of Rumson ren- lion she had Mrs. J. Btllwell Grovor and daugh- ieovos, Ella Dey, Frieda Rltter, Ar- at a picture on the wall in front ilmated that this would cost abou! dered a vocal solo at the mass. Oth- ter, MIBB Emily Grovor, of Red Bank hur B.Capon, Jack Loversldge, Ai- been flying of her. As her vision cleared she 10. Mr. Bartholomew said the coun- ers from this locality who attended ure registered at tho Hotel Commo- red Ralph, Helen Havens, John L, around, Joyously became nware tbat she was gazing cil had no funds to meet such an ex-wero Rov. John B. McCloskey of Red dore, Washington, D. C. ilyder, Kuth . Burr and Rlchird If hcctlcly busy at tbe group photograph taken after penses. Mrs. Tuller informed him Bank, Mrs. Morton Planitz of Fair 19 E. FRONT ST., Phone 372. RED BANK ' Foyd King of Westslde avonue Is that he could probably get the uso of Haven and Edward O'Brien, Sr., Stupclll. John L. Ryder la stage with lnst minute the last Dramatic society play. conflnod to his homo with illness. ianager and Albert Sniffen business B b o p p 1 n g and the town hall free of charge and Mr.Miss Anne O'Brien and Miss Kath- j SPECIALS—Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 14, 15, 16. What fun she had 1 For one brief crine O'Brien of Rumson. The re- Mru. Irving Leventon and daughter lanager. ' packing to go ~!artholomew said he would try to do Suzanne of Chicago were callers last evening Ehe had been a "star" and so. Tho council's chief object is to mains were taken to Plttsbur^ for homo for the week upon Mrs. Thomas Irving worn truly becoming clothes. havo local construction work done by 'Urial. ' Prime Rib Legs Genuine holidays. She Brown of Broad street and Miss Han- Weddings. If only—Jean sat suddenly up- residents of this locality. and Bob and nah Cook of Borgen place. Mrs. Lov- right with eyes sparkling. "I'll go The board voted to apply to the two - month-old enton, before her marrlago was Miss Curchln—Evans. to Mrs. Holden's and wear those mayor and council for $50,000 to meet THE GREAT ICE AGE. ROAST Lovey' Cook, who lived for a while llttlo Jim, named Miss Jean Margaret Curchln, clothes!" she ciled ecstatically. the cost of running the schools. several 'years ago with tho lato Mr. for his grandfa- It Left the Complexion of the Earth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jean's Inspiration was born of the Mlsa Bessie Green, the school and Mrs. John H. Cook of Maplo ave- Greatly Changed. lb Curchln of Pincknoy road, and Po- ther. Would they nurse, reported that she had inspect t Vb. nue. fact that the Dramatic society had liceman Joseph Evans, son of Mr. ever forget that ed 1,369 children the past month. She Newark, N. J., Sept. 20th, (AP)—[ 23c - Issued a recent edict. Clothes worn Miss Natallo Pharo •{ Now York hist happy cele- stated that 54 children were sen and Mrs. David Evans of Elm place In the annual plays -were to bo pur- The tireless quest of scientists for ' waa the week-end guest of Mr. andwere married at five o'clock Monday bration in the homo from school because they hat McNair's Famous All-Pork Sausage chased and become the property of knowledge on the infant days of the I Mrs. Theodore F. Seymour of Fort night at tho home of tho bride's par- old home? colds. There were 29 cases of scar earth has led them to explore the j (or Momnouth. the organization anc\ so be always let fever, 23 cases of mumps and 12 2 35c intB by Rev. Dr. Alfonso Dare, pas- Ellen's fattier had loved Christ- meadows of North- Jersey, now dot-| available for future performances. cases of chlckenpox. Miss Green John D. Carton of Mlnneslnk Park, tor of tho Methodist church. Tho ted with factories and ribbed by mas, and what Bob had twice start- gave first aid treatment to 142 chil Misses Gresllla M. and Patricia A, ceremony was performed under steel rails. Jersey Small Lean Sincliecl ed to say had been something to the dren who had slight cuts am Cummings of Koyport ami Francis •ch of laurel and silver leaves, X. Sullivan of Jersey City attended effect that he would not approve of bruises. The evidence of bits of bones and ff • T> 1 or Fresh Tho maid of honor was Miss Mar- anyone's not celebrating It. Chester Arthur asked for per crude implementa lends credence to the annual dinner danco of the so- geret Eble of Red Bank. The brides- 0-iUlJu I \Jn.ri. cial" club of the New Jorsey trust mission to give instruction for group the theory that the valley of the maids were Miss Dorothy Curchln, a During the days which followed, music lessons for band and orche; Passaic and Hackensack rivers once company at the Hotel Plaza at Jer- sister of the bride,. and Miss llar- sey City. Ellen carefully avoided any errands tra purposes. Action was deferred. harbored a race of human being:-; teret Supp of Red Bank,. Tho which would take her downtown The seats on the high school ath •who were In time crushed out by the Mr. and Mrs. Warren David Farr xoomsman was Lawrence Burr of lb. Into the thick of the bundle-laden lotlo grounds will be moved an advance of the great ice field. of Baton Rouge, Louloanna, are visit- Rod Bank. Tho flower girl was it). stored under the grandstand. Me The great ice age lasted thousands ing Mrs. Farr's parents, Mr. and Mrs Gloria Cook of Red Bank. throngs. She bought little Jim half a dozen toys en her way to market who are jobless will do the work. of years and when the ice had melt- John S, Applcffct of Maplo avenue. Tho bride wore a. long white crept) Miss May Bragar of Front street Ellen went to bed early, leaving ed it left the complexion of the earth FltKSH ( HOl'i'KD SHOULDKR hfM Romalno gown and a cap-shaped veil greatly changed. Hills were levelled has recovered from a recent illness. caught with orange blossoms, Sho Bob reading. He had been patience Constable Dixon Held and great scoops were taken out of Mrs. Harold Potter of Hudson ave- :arrled a bouquet of whlto roses and Itself. Spareribs CHOPS the lowlands. Thus, scientists be- Hamburger nue will entertain members of tho sweet peas. Tho maid of honor wore On Disorderly Charge It was on the morning after lieve, the meadow was once a vast Llncroft Ladles' aid society at her peach tulle frock with brown ac- Ib5 ChrlSjtmns that a strange thing hap- lake. home tomorrow afternoon. lessories and carried Talisman roses, Constable Abram Dixon. chargei 2 25c 19c"' pened. 19c '" MIBB Beatrice Hurley of Hudson rho bridesmaids woro pink lace with disorderly conduct by Lou Then the water rushed in, bring- avenue has rocovored from an at- rcsaes and carried pink roses. The Ellen had left little Jim with Morris of Linden place, surrenders ing with it silt from the high lands. Armour's Cloverbloom tack of grip. Fresh-Killed ower girl wors yellow tulle. Nora, who came In to help morn- himself before Justice Gilbert M Rivers were formed and the lake Francis Jordan, a former Asbury Tho soloist was Mrs. Chestor Hew Ings and had gone dove to tho post Keith, who issued the warrant, an< gradually filled up to its present ROLL Park high school student, Is now en- litt of Long Branch, who was accom- office for the letter from mother, was held under ball for a hearlnf level, to become a bog. The bog is rolled at the Red Bank high school. spreading toward the sea nnd the ianicd by Miss Blancho Slocum, al- which would tell how Christmas next Tuesday night. Dixon, In com MIBS Marguerite Colo of Westslde Cary and Jean Lagged Far Behind last remnants of that ancient lake, FOWL >o of Long Branch. Tho wedding pany with Edward W. Wise, his at BUTTER avenuo Is a. surgical patient at tho passed for her. march was played by Miss Grac tha Other). torney, and Mayor-elect Augustus M Newark Bat and the Kill Van Kull, Monmouth Memorial hospital at Hlcka of Rumson. Sho waa back at her own steps, Minton of Fair Havon, his bondsman are being mTed. in. Long Branch. Sho was operated on Jean wns property mistress nnd held with tbo letter saved to read In the called at Keith's office at 10:15 o'clocl- Eventually the bay and the Kill 27c »• yesterday. After a reception, which was at- quletand warmth the key to tha wardrobe. this morning. Constable Frank Van Kull would conic men: exten- 18c "•• Elmer Brown of Wcstslde avenuo .ended by 75 persons, the couple lefl 3 Its. for 80c n an automobile trip through Penn- within, when tho If Mrs. Boldcn bad not been Stryker read tho warrant to him am sions of the meadows and even now js confined to his home with Illness. FLOIUDA SWEET MTANDARD FLORIDA sylvania. Upon their return they wll pretty young abroad when we gave 'Nancy's Eng- Mr. Wise asked that a date for th they havo to bo dredged constantly Fr«d WoodB of Bergen place visit- hearing be set. Dixon was said rcBldo on Pearl street. w o m n n from lish Cousin,' this little stunt might to be kept navigable. ed friends at Trenton over tho week have used loud and Indecent langui Oranges Tomatoes end. Tho brldo is employed at Morrltff Dcxt door ran have been Impossible," mused Jean Deep in the marshland, no doubt, Grape Fruit machlno shop on Mechanic streot. as, the following day, she folded and whon he called upon the complalnan one would find a solid foundation, No. 2 Can William VanNoto and sons Ralph, out with a to serve a paper on him. d01 Winston and William have moved She was graduated from Red Bank sweater thrown packed the smart little sergo ehe the bed of the ancient lako, rounded for for high school in February of this year. m i » 29c from Llncroft to their now homo on across her shoul- hud worn in tho third act. Three stones scattered throughout the sec- 3 25c 3-4 25c Monmouth street. Mr. Evans has been a member of the changes there had been, noted re- IJttlo Silver Pays Taxes. tion reveal a fragment of ita pant. Red Bank police department for th ders. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CHRISTMAS spectively In tho stage directions as Llttlo Silver borough today pa And how many persons know Ho- pust three years. "Do excuse "a one-piece serge," "a simple party county and state taxes for tho secon boken was onco an island? It was, TREES AT LOWEST PRICES. me," slie said frock" nnd "a Btrlklng outdoor cos- half of the year, amounting to $17,2(X and within tho memory of man, Sutton—Schmidt, brent 111 os sly, tume." Jean took all three. Tho council meeting scheduled fo Tho Hudson river eventually filled Announcement lias boon m&dc "But we'ro ncil last night waa postponed until nex in tho shallow water along whut in Free Delivery Member U. S. Grocers ho marrlngo of Silas Elslo Sutton door neighbors But tho following morning at the Tuesday night. now tho west sklo of llobokcn and daughter of Mr. and Mra. Natha find, If 1 mny gay, holly-decked breakfast table Tho Women's homo missionary Apgar Sutton of Monmouth strec nsk, Isn't your Mrs. nolden unsuspectingly turned elety of tho Mcthodlat church will and GUBlnv Edward Schmidt, son o naino Cunning- Jean's happiness to ashes. "My norvo B clam chowder luncheon Fri- Mr. and Mrn. Rudolph Schmidt ham?" brother, Jean, who came after you day from 11:30 o'clock tn tho morn Rumson. Tho ceremony waa per ing until 1:30 o'clock in tho after- formed Friday, •Moptemher loth, "Why. yes," hud gono upstairs lnst night. Why. noon. Nynck, Now York, by Rev. Wllllnn snldEllun/'Itis." you know each other 1" The choir of thn 13aptlat churcl Neoley Ross, pastor of tho Flrnt Re- "I thought so," said tho other, "Of course, we know each other I" will hold a. Christum* enrol aorvlc formed church of Nyack. with n puzzled look, "iou sec, jes- smiled a singularly ittractlvo young NUT on the nftcrnoon of Christmas day Miss Ruth Wagner of Sunnot avc- tcrdny I was passing with a pleco man. 1 conched tho play In which The eervlco will bogln nt four o'clock Next To Red Bank Postoffice nio nnd J. Warren Jollne of Long of plum pudding for a shut-In old Miss Grny played a demuro llttlo This will bo tho lust of tho sorlos o] 95 BROAD STREET Uranch accompanied tho couplo. Mlsa li\dy below, when n middle-aged mnn Kngltsh girl—and well do r remem- vfBpor ncrvlcna IICIIIR held at tin Sutton was a momhor of the Juno STANDARD tlUANI) MUTUAL STORES purchased nt the Intcrnation- llnptlat churi'h. A children's part; stopped mo nnd risked mo If I could ber her In tho pnrt I" graduating tlnsn of 1031 of tho Redtell him whero tho Cunnlnghnms will bo held Wednesday uftcrnoo Unnk hl^h hchool nnd Is now em- Yes, It seemed that Cary Emllcott, live." nl Live Stock Show, Chicago, a December Mill, nnd n Humlny-nchoo ployed In tho business ofllco of The who had mndo "Nnncy's Kngllsh Pink Salmon Bartlett Pears noclablo will bo held In tho ovcnln Ucd Bank Reglstor. "And I told him," Iliu other won Cousin" tho success It had been, was SELECTED HERD OF PRIZE WINNING No. V,t (In o? thft flamo dny. ljirjn tall tint No. nnyhiK, "Mint I thought you llrcil Mrs. Ilolden'a brother, Thn Klrln' choir of tho Trlnlt right hero." STEERS FOR NEW JERSEY TABLES NEW YKAIIfl KVK AT Till! HI.KB. On one of tho very ln«t dny» of Kplscopnl church, imnlntoil hy pupil "XM," urged Kllcn, with tho Mention tbo crowd Bet out on snow- 2 for of tho Mnbcl Colemun lUnnliiK »'" alriWRPSt feeling of suspense. "Yes," Thrxi Nli'rrn arc "f tlm choice, bluo rlliliuu Alienlren I'.ntortnliMnrnt C!ommlttx« l'lfliinlng shoes ncross tho hills. Cnry hnd •lion, will prcrtcnt the rniitnlii "Ilo loolipil up nt tlin house, and 3 *» 25c AIIRIIH IIKMMI . . . M'l«iilHlenlly linil nml fell lu prnduee "I'hnebo'ii ClirlHtmnH ICve," tomnirir to Cmiiliict a Diuiro. manngeil ninttcrs so that ho nml shook lila bend. 'Oh, no,' ho Bnld,' nient. nf Die lilKlie^t iiunllty. night "I 111n pniluli luim-o. Tin" Jean lagged fnr behind. .Suddenly, Siinnhlnn Slijwmper Red Dnnk IClkn nnd tholr frlendu vory positively, j-ct contly, ton. fil.KNHIDK IlllAND who will InUn pnrt ni o Aintmy Wllll will Imvo tlin opportunity of Hdnln^ In n «nowy but sheltered liolloiv, ni "i'lmt couldn't possibly bo It. Tliorc No. * (Inn Tliit Uluc RibLon Beef on snlo Toilny, Tomorrow CRACKERS . JL m Woreum lVlllnjmlc, KIHIII llrett.l'iir Ihn olil yetu" 'Hit nnd tho Now Ycnr tho roRt topped a dlntnnt BUminH would ho a wrcnth on the door.1 And ollno \Wlr, Nnrnm llnmiw. Hell In on tlntiinliiy, Drcrmbrr 3lnl. Thn nml illmippfnrcd, Cnry turned rlRht CORN 3' 19 nnd SntunJayr AT NO HIGHER PRICE. Itllity, Jonn Upi'lheiitl, liinlmi ho went on." NUNKVVI';KT IUIAND i-ntprtnltuticnt riimmltteo In nrrnnK- nbout fnco nml held out his arum. Ilolnfn, 1'liyllln Mnllilnm-n, 1.1111m 1 tn litihi on" (•£, IIM lujjoyahl* After n moment, I:|IPJI found her- PRUNES . . (lr«lf, Jlnijnjln Minidni, I'ntc "Jfiui, ddrllnc, will yon bn my ruiMi: 27* nrffi on thnt (Into. Mimlo wilt bo Ki-lf In licr mvn rinun with her wlfeT' -'•.• Hi. liiiten Mnlhlrnirn, llulli Wiillirr find Mr nlnh^'l liy a populnr orclii*nlwi. or HTANDAltD IHIANI) lvr luutlier'H letter open In her linnil. Allnn Front. IlrntiliiKu will •>" R Thn lOllin' rrnlniirnnt. will luulmlily Jenu llmlieil fiirlounly. "1—oh — No. X tin 1K.I H'S l'Hl.l'.MIl II liy Mnty Juno MBCIIIIKII. Klin rouil It IhrmiKli, wry airefully. RIB ROAST niurn 'or romrthln^ pj.rrlnl In Ilin why, hmv run j-mi—nfliT—nller lino of ("nil which will tin ni*rvr!lt I f r-ii! )i nr|!rx lit Ilin CM I Imndu rlutrtiliiK thMiHrlven within KARO SYRUP mull R liny Ihliii!, hut Im limlntnl Ing Uhlnirm, Tliny will iMuin r.riin IIIIIIIIIIIK "nil 1"»M nunni'lntlnn n| Hid oiM llllln Knclluli tiiiifT wlilrli One I'm nnd I'rmil .Set Iltl'K willi lout Ih* rlnmll for Ilin (Hit 1f*trnnn |n"t llMl llnnlt will iimlillo tmiiMl row. hnv jnll WITO mil Inn yulltiB In rn|«|irn|f> win prut (if lier "ulillilni! iiulilour nml lvn mini jnur Illllu m,, V In roi li (nil <>( |il( l,rml.f««t. lit nil nVtork. 'I'll lii« Inkm hul nlivfu ynmll null Iwn ccul imn.," Jfndf ('ills HRKAI) ('hFlntiiim n^lvlro will follow IIIIIIIM innillliN III irnrh til" lliltn nf htnl Hill y. UtillnT. I ffeil »ntn Ilin old r/irnU WIlMl >ho hnil fllllnlieij ('nif JilM .MllINftON'H lull to. (i l.i liUly uller Hi" li|««kfn«l 'Ilin nNnuilnl loll will tintlil owl. rlfi'ltni ni)«i'lf nn Miry rnmn (mi r.lm.ii fur « imnnriit r«-L.'nr.lttitr lur I.I'.dSof I.AM 15 IHc I'III|.IIIIL>> |.nill"p minnuM for II I M>» IM nlinlrli,,|,',,|M In 111* in rn•!11 MII.CO-MAI T . . nnu It Illl him irer tin jnill.r, rter «'i lAiulinly, Pinolltll of |liri,CHH> nti't lil'il IKIHP* III'* -rjr IM-nr. ill«t nnnilnjr wlintil will li" m f"llin»ii! llltn.l nl lolil'liniw'* iinln ln|ii«-«rnl Then, "lililn't jnu linnw, jmi funny Cmrd HAMS From Orchard and Farm "I.Hla »i'••I Will 11 | HV.IKHI, lilrl. Hint mm enn llro rrjlli -rmli*r >"•'. »l » M >'• M i Junior <1" nr inn. jrnr In mill jrnr nut ami nmrr im. ; 1 CHICKENS "l.oro I,i nil. SmoUctl Hrrf JllTlUllI, -I'llrcUy. Mr, r|,|l,f| '.illll, at ow linn »t MOTIInn. tiro IllrinJ It'll Ihn lirnpln (linl nnii Colory llrnrla <>% I fit) I', Ml Inncia' IIP|IK|IIIIMII. "i:»rlj|li.Init 1 ,iilit. lilin Ilirm Hint rmiiil," .. : to |,>c " 17" nk t'i IIIn," And liij'(ir Jrnn. «Nilci:llne rli.-M. al l.y Hi . l,.n I MINIUM r.llni ml for n 1" iif, lung Ill Ilia I.nm. hti. vv Ilin! |,r hnil •Ii,« oiil«il«liit «nl f'it Mm rrilil tin m|. ntfim l')v*ilvn »(H.Vri| |ll« Itlllh, •|linr«.1« HUM) .SI.I.I) NEW LOW PRICES on COFFEE r.inii1»V will »' C 1 r >l- ' ].,.• lf«» II.IIII 11(1'.- Ci I 1 M- i|».* It ,«,,.t|,r a,*,!!,.!! /': 14' I I.UIII||\ 1 ^ Mil P«t. Illll Mil A = t I on'l WIIHnni 'Mlf. (iilwritl q I>jit.|ifti1 IIIIN I CO I II. .5 "25" • I Ilil. llm«. lH6«iilj«llmn 19c II I 111.IMI ilillii l.AIU) . . . 2 "• 15' r.l l>lMlli|l.|r •!• l.ntluco . r.y, (" • illMir: A 2'" 15" Whlliiia. Win Slurwil, cnrcftil buyer* rp»ul Thn Urj{i»lpr'§ Cl«u«- UMIMCII . , Hi « ulUn.U.l CO I I I. I,, l'f»|v nil rr nrur IIIUMI 21c Vent . , IUrlUr.it snl mi't •:• AtlVPrliiFintnU. Hern you find llm «pllrr who . 2 25" ||,. M»l ,,..U«i-.l..,. !•• IJ)II« t all* ii»r\t. III IUI1IH ...«!.. Ihf (l.» I. .-' lo »r|| nnd llio Imyrr win* wnnl« lo Ituy. ,,,, , , ..c ! nlll I !«• n,..l lonil Allying A slu.llnl At I'.vnpni nlnl Mild col I i; 25c 4 10" JIM'll.ll... k. |1.» I«M • f"l f.at'M lay l>lttil if II.U *«tli H'>"''P!ftff8 TwenEv-Fom* RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1982. This represents about fourteen per cent of the total one of forty-eight states extending On Hospital, Staff. amount raised by taxes to rub the town. The Sales Tax For from the Atlantic- to the Paclflo and Dr. R. Browning Wilson of Br6id THE RED BANK REGISTER There Is another factor worthy of consideration. from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. World War street, Bed Bank, has bctn appoint- ESTABLISHED M78 BY JOHN H. COOK. Many communities are practically bankrupt, as is at- Mr. Beck might well include an ed obstetrician at Rlvervlew hospital School Purposes Editorial Views amendment doing away with) the FIFTEEN YEABS AGO ' tested by the fact that they are unable to pay the sal- GEOEGE C. HANCE, Editor.. electoral college, which long since aries of municipal employees and school teachers. Only became an obsolete piece ot election UHEDEIUO S. HAYES. Manoglne Editor. last wesk the dally newspapers told of the city of New F. Howard Lloyd Advocates The Fanner's War Debts. machinery, but which still has tha Questionnaires were being mailed York being forced to reduce its budget of expenses for- That Citizens Study This How pressing are taxes and mort- powet- to defeat the will of the vot-to every man eligible for military ser- THOMAS mVtNG BROWN, ty million dollars In order to borrow enough money to gages In th« American farm scheme ;rs. More than one President has vice under the draft aqt. These were Doc's Column Publisher and Business Manager. carry on the city government until February 1st Ex- Question — Arguments For of things Is irought out by Secre- seen elected by the electoral college sent to men who had enlisted and travagance and waste may have been a large cause, of and Against Sales Tax. who,failed to receive a majority or men who bad been exempt. 0 , TBE BED BANK BEQISTER tary Hyde in tho current report of Some men thirst for fame,'some this sad condition, but the most Immediate cause Is In- iturallty of the popular vote. Why Newton Doremua was appointed la a member of (Br F. Howird Lloyd.) the United States department of should not tho voters cast their bal- for money, but everyone thirsts after ability of owners of Improved real estate to pay taxes. Without any Intention of posing as agriculture. Farm Income has de- fuel administrator for Monmouth salt herring. . . ' THE ASSOCIATED FBESS lots directly for the Presidential can- and Ocean counties.. The Associated Press 1B exclusively entitled to tho Fortunately Red Bank Is not in the humiliating po- a tax expert, I thought sorao readers, clined to about half of the pro-war didate?—Newark Sunday Call. sltlon of New York and other cities, but taxpayers here figure. Farm expenses are still above A community service flag with ISO And speaking'of thlrst-quenoMng uso for rcpubllcatlpn of all news dispatches to It or not parents and others might be Inter- drinks, how better tickle the palate have suffered no less from the depression than the ested: to read certain observations on it. Of the Items entering into these stars was unfurled aorosa Broad otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news street from the rooms ot the Sons of and satisfy the desire than with a average community. The fact-is evident that during the "question of revenue for schools expenses, the two for taxes and iTMAg'TER JOBS. published therein. . POS' Veterans to the Wels building. rich and luscious Ico Cream Sod* this year more taxes In this town were paid out ot what as affected by certain forms of tax. mortgages havo advanced th6" rhpst, 'f- prepared by our expert flzzloloiu? It is to be understood that the basis ,In 1931 taxes on farm property ab- Kenneth Davis had enlisted In the WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932. might be described aa reserve savings than ever before. 'Lonio Bucks" to Be Blocked From army as a mcchanlo and Julian No one needs to be an economic analyet to realise tho of opinion underlying these observa- sorbed about eleven per cent of the Naming Them. ' "It's very hard to drive a bar- tions Is not necessarily original with Davidson bad enlisted In the quarter- gain," said the fellow who had harmful effects of such a condition. It means that tho gross farm Income, compared with master corps. ' me: The observations themselvea aro only four per cent before tho war, Washington, CAP)— Postmasters bought an old fllwor for $10, ' ".; taxpayers must go without many things that they would In New Jorsey whose four-year terms Georgq A. Hogan, who was with the A Happy Prospect- the result of reading and tho opinions while Interest on mortgage pay- You may be assured of value re- otherwise buy. Their purchasing power Is weakened are all not to ba necessarily^ con- oxpire prior to March 4tte probably* 'former Reo} Sanjc .cavalry troop at and business suffers. ments absorbed about eight percent, Alabama,'was promoted to sergeant ceived, no mutter how small your Bank May Reopen." strued as representing my own ideas compared,with three per cent will not "bo replaced until after iho purchase, at TerwlUlger's. Every To bring back better times the base of taxation completely. Thero has grown Into tho Roosevelt administration has taken and George Roop of the same outfit •Several Monmouth county banks which closed last (Thp-troublo In regard to taxes con- was made a corporal. Item we sell Is backed by our per- must bo broadened. Homo ownership must bo encour- general discus\lon lately 'a spocial cerns the impositions of the states, ivcr the rolnB of "government. sonal guarantee. winter on account of financial difficulties have since aged and thero is no more effective way to do this than discussion of 'ways to mcasuro pos- Democratic senators have served Egbert Bwackhomer of Mlddletown not the federal government In most enlisted In the aviation corps end been reorganized - and reopened and prospects Beem by reducing taxes. Putting the sewer service charge sible or probable ability to pay taxes. notice they will endeavor to block They tell of an old lady In 'Am- states tho general property tax is was sent to Toronto, Canada, for stead 'Eath who was taken with bright that others will do the same. It.io among the plan Into effect would help to do thlB. Perhaps the sav-Such waya to mcasuro have been In all confirmations placed before tho / range of possibilities that the Merchants Trust com- still the hackbone of the revenue training. pains on the appendicitis side. The ing for tho average owner of a modest;,home would not general terms grouped under wealth system. The worst of such an im- senate until'that date—a policy com- / pany bank at Red Bank will soon bo in business again. owned, Income received and money Herbert Fosten of Navoolnk enlist- new district medico was called In, be large; but to bring about such a reform a start must post Is that It has no direct' relation paratively easy to accomplish In view spent. ed In the army and was stationed at made examinations, quieted fears, A meeting of the depositors has been called fqj next be made somewhere and ^here Is no better opportunity to Income. As farmors are men of of the complex senate rules. Fort Blooum, New Yorlc and went his way. That evening the Tuesday night to consider a plan to reopen tho bank. for Red Bank to begin than by putting the new ordi- To put it another -way we may be At the office of Representative old lady remarked to her daughter: taxed on what wo get, on what wo property, but nowadays not of In- Maurice Schwartz, who was at Too much caution cannot ba exercised against nance Into effect. come, their complaint about the in- Mary T. Norton of Jersey City, who Camp Gordon, Georgia, was made arousing false hopes; but without being unduly optimis- spend, or on what we save. A crit- as acting chairman ot the New Jer- "It was nice of the new vicar to icism of 'our present tax system that equality that arises .under this tax sergeant of a company in the 807th call." tic- various factors might be mentlqned aa encouraging sey state Democratic committee and ammunition train. , appears to bo growing in importance In understandable. to those who are Interested in putting tho bank back tho dean, with Representative Auf "But. Mumsie, that wasn't the vic- la that it places a too heavy respon- It may be argued that while farm Lester Morson of Fair Haven, who into business. Foremost among these is the fact that incomes have gone down, BO has the Der Holde of the New Jersey Dem- had enlisted in tho army, was sta- ar; that was the doctor." Government Uses Good sibility on one's savings, as compared ocratlo delegation to congress, will all of the banks In Monmouth county which have re- value of property. But reductions tioned at Fort Slocum. "Oh," said the old lady, musing, with spendingi or on Income. It has have a lot to say about federal pa- opened during tho past year are apparently doing well. Judgment in Building Now. been observed that tho 100,000 people in assessments are hard to obtain, "I thought ho was a llttlo familiar tronage. It was said today that Not one of them has since had to close. who 'attended tho game between tho and even when applications are suc- for a vicar." ' Freehold Is to have a new postofflco building in three small vacancies occur In tho PHIZES FOB POULTRY. Another thing which must be taken into considera- spite of the protests of a group of Its citizens that the University of California and Notre cessful tho states in times of falling Attractive gift sets by Yardloy, Incomes have to increase tho rates, state within tho next threo months. tion Is that every bank which reorganizes and reopens project be postponed In tho Interest of economy. Tho Dame would just as gladly have paid C, D. Cleveland of Eatontown a Big Hoablgftnt, Ooty and DJer Kiss are an additional tax on taxes, and that leaving the farmer no better off than The terms ot the postmaster at 1 now -will start business during a deflation period. One federal authorities have announced that they have the Capo May, Bornardovljlo and Stock- Winner at Bloomfleld. now on display at TerwUllger *. You of the principal reasons why some of the banks were there would havo been no Impropriety he was before. know the quality—look at our prices. clear mandate of congress to obtain a site and build a ton expire shortly. lu the "Lame C D. Cleveland of Eatontown was unable to weather the financial storm last winter was In the lncomo from tho game bolng Some of tho mortgage trouble un- postofflce and that tho emergency relief act directs that taxed. But that Is only by the way,doubtedly lies at tho farmer's own Duok" cession, Kepubllcano repre- awarded fifteen first and two second Flace your orders early for Reid's because .their Investments wero made in the so-called projects approved by congress and for which appropria- senting these towns will bo asked to places at the New Jersey state poul- Ico Cream fancy forms for Christ- prosperity era when values of nearly every kind were and there are many moro cases which door. The urge to expand on bor- tions were made be carried out as soon as possible. might bo cited. ••-. . .. recommend poatritoatera, but there try show held at BlcomSeld last mas. We will deliver at any time on inflated. Practically all of the leading economists agree rowed money was In part a carry- Christmas Day, And why shouldn't this plan be followed? Every Readers will havo noticed that tho Is little likllhood that their recom- week. He exhibited thraa different that deflation has overrun Its course and that an upturn over from pioneer days when the new building erected means work for the unemployed. EC-called sales tax has been discuBSod mendations will ever be appointed. varieties of Wyandottes and his wins Many a Botarlan and Kiwanlan in values Is due. The old axiom that the best time to entire continent lay open to develop- Tho federal authorities are to bo congratulated on the at great length in papers and maga- ment, and in part an Impulse en- Rather, Democrats, recommended by inoluded the best trio of any breed has a "nodding acquaintance" with buy Is at the bottom of the market is Just as true now with Partridge Wyandottea and sec- stand they have taken with respect to tho Freehold zines and in public forums. Ono of couraged during the war by tho cry- Demoorats after the fourth of March, luncheon speakers, as it ever was; and its Importance must be considered the major arguments in favor of the will receive four-year appointments. ond bost female In the show, regard- postofflce and with other projects which have been sim- ing demands for foodstuffs. But the Watch our Christmas windows in any plan to bring back prosperity. sales tax Is that it Is a tax on spend- All Now Jersey postmasters whose less of breed, with a White Wyan- ilarly opposed by groups of citizens having a personal load the farmer has assumed, heavy dottee pullet C. W. Wlthey ot Eaton- changed twloe weekly—«ur execp. Not the least hopeful Indication that the Merchants reason for opposing the government's plans, building ing and hence encourages rather than as it is, would probably have been erms oxpiro after March 4th, will tlonal gift values. discourages thrift. Wo must admit be replaced by Democrats under tho town won on American Domlnlques Trust company bank is lit to again function Is the re- costs are at a low level and the need for employment bearable If Incomes had kept up. the fact that education Increases tho patronage system. Every office In and utility Rhode Island Reds. Wil- port which seems well authenticated that since it was is great The location of Freehold's new postofflce may When these go down, the mortgage bur DIckman of Fine Brook won standard of living which should mean, bill does not stand still, as It seems ho state, above the fourth class. Is TERWnxIGER'S IHARMA01', closed It has been operated at a profit According to not be as convenient for the business men as the pres- of course, that It Increases the with R. C. Blaok bantams. thla report, the receipts have been larger than the oper- to do; slnco it can be paid only out subject to recommendation and ap- 10 Monmouth Street. ent one. That is the case In many tov?n9 and cities amount people spend. Some say pointment by the administration, in- Red Bank, N. J, ating expenses slnco the bank closed. which have federal postofflco buildings. /But a govern- of income, it actually advances. therefore, that there is much logic dicating that -a change will bo made One of the quickest ways to find a Telephone 8008 or 2303 for delivery .RegardlesB of whether they succeed or not, those ment owned postofllce building Is always a great asset in using the sales tax as one means Socretary Hyde minces no words lob Is to advertise In Tho Regis- in advancing solutions. Tho mero in all these offices during the com- service, who have taken tho lead in this movement to reopen to a town and even those at Freehold who opposed the of supporting schools and, to some ing administration. ter's Want Department—Advertise- the bank ahould be commended for showing a fine type new building will In the end be proud of their new post- degree, relieve the tax burden on sav-fact that ho treats these probloms ment —Advertisement at all in a report that Is generally Already, Democratic members have of business courage. They are displaying their faith ings. In view of the wldo Interest been bcselgcd by applicants for the in .the future of their community. It Is action ot this manifested In some form of tax on confined to a review of the year's happenings is an Indication of how jobs of postmasters. In most' In- kind which is needed to, win the battle against depres- sales in these times It may be of in- strongly ho feels about them. He stances, the terms of the present sion. Everybody, regardless of whether they are de- terest to set up some arguments for and agalnat this form of taxation as thinks that In the Interest of the postmasters do not expire for at ' positors of tho closed bank or not, will wish success for nation and in tho long run of the oast a year, and thcBO applications the effort to get the Institution reopened. Mo greater Practical Philanthropy I find them In books on educational iupport and revenue for govern- creditors the pressure on the debtors are being viewed as premature, benefit could flow to this community than to have the by Railroad Workers. mental expenditures. for mortgage payments' should be re- bank back in business again on a safe and sound basis. At this tlmo of the year, when winter first shows Thoso who bellevo In the sales tax laxed. About this there can be no A YOTOTQ JOURNALIST. doubt So much mortgage indebted- Its fangs with cold and snow, those who have steady base their claims largely on two ness exists that if tho creditors do incomes, either through employment or business owner- points. We aro told: first, it broad- Gerard Sloyan Submits an Article to In These ens tho tax base by collecting revenue not look upon their legal rights with The Ileglster. Why Not Horse Racing ship, should have an increased feeling of responsibility from a large number of people who a social rather than a creditor eyo, to help those less fortunate who through no fault of do not pay any direct tax. In ad- tho United States will some day bo Gerard sloyan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Five Words to Lighten the Tax Burden ? their own are jobless. No finer example of how this dition to the advantage in stabiliza- confronted with all the problems Jerome J. Sloyan. of Flncknoy road, The incoming legislature will be asked to pass upon can be done has been furnished than by tho employees tion of government income resulting of absentee landlordism arising out Is ono of tho first claas Boy Scouts of we can sum up. the story of our success: of the Central railroad company. from such broadening of base, there of foreclosures. Red Bank who is endeavoring to se- a question decided by the legislature forty years ago, cure a scout merit badge in Journal- "Finer, Better Service; Lower Prices." that of legalizing horse racing in New Jersey. The Voluntarily these folks have made contributions to is claimed a further advantage in tho The national Implications of tho wider interest in government and Its ism. One of tho qualifications necca- legislature of 1893 legalized this sport and old timers re- aid former fellow employees who are now workless, and problem are pushing thomselves into cost, which resulis from wider tax- general recognition. In Iowa a plan Eary Is to write a short article on a Those who have experienced our service call the era ot prosperity It brought to this section. as a result of this generosity largo quantities of food timely subject and have It published and clothing have been distributed among the families ation. Proponents also declare It to has been evolved whereby councils — .-Howover, the gambling Interests brought about condl bo a quick and liberal revenue pro- composed of representative members in a local paper. Gerard, who Is a speak highly of it; they know, and 'will of men who were recently laid off from their Jobs be- member of the scout troop of St tlons that caused tho end of racing In New Jersey after ducer. This quality of the sales tax of the community have been estab- vouch for the fact, that we do truly live up a few years. cause of the business depression. Tho railroad workers outweighs all others In times of gov- James church, of which John Mulvl- have suffered no less In wago cuts than tha average run lished under the Egls of a state agri- hlll Is Bcoutmaater, submitted the fol- Tho forthcoming effort to revive the sport of kings ernmental emergency and partly ac- cultural council, at which tho mort- to the little five-word motto mentioned In New Jersey will be made on the basis of the revenue of employees and that they still give despite this I033 Is counts for its wido use during wars. lowing article to The Register for gage difficulties of the farmers will publication: above. that the state will derive from it There seems to bo a an examplo for all others with the means to practice There Is a special advantage claimed bo heard. Those debtors whom the widespread convicUon that It Is necessary to widen tho Wlantbropy. for taxes on sales of luxuries, since council members feel are reliable Bed Bank's Winter flayground. anyono who Is unable to bear the tax base of taxation In order to meet government expenses No one with the ability to do thla need search long and worthy are promised help so can escapo it by tho slmplo expedl- This title might be given fittingly and to lighten tho burden of those who are already for a worthy charity at Red Bank, particularly at this that they will not have to give up to tho lawn of tho estate of tho lato time of the year. Various societies and organizations net of not buying tho luxuries taxed. heavily taxed. The realm pf, sports affords this oppor- Those who are not believers In the their farms. Hero 1B co-opcratlon Uzal McCartor as theso winter lake a practice of alleviating human misfortune at this tunity. Witness the thousands who attend tho big foot- sales tax for tho support of educa- worthy of emulation In other states months come along. On Saturday, ball games, the baseball games, prize fights and wrest- ;eason and from past experience we know that they are tion sot up a number of arguments Tho tax situation Is moro compli- December 10th, a light snow started ling matches. From these tho federal government ex- :rled and true. They are managed by our own home among which wo find It observed that cated. Mr. Hyde thinks that tho falling, continuing through the night acts a ten per cent tax and the state and municipal :own people—folks In whom wo have confidence because the general turnover tax Is criticized states Bhould put greater rcllanco As Sunday dawned, the ground was governments derive a revenue through license fees. And if our association with them as neighbors and in busl- aa being cumulative and as discrim- upon income nnd excise taxes, but found covored with about six Inches these taxes are paid without a murmur by the thousands less. inating In favor of self contained In- tho states, faced with swollen bud of snow. In the minds of many, ono thought appeared—that of "Tower who attend theso events. dustries. This, they say Is so, because gets, aro already trenching upon Many of these societies and organizations aro so Hill." ' operated that thero are no "overhead" expenses—for sal- each sale, from producer to manu- this field, which happens also to be Assemblymen Altman and Blracusa of Atlantic coun- occupied by tho federal government. From early morning till late at aries or anything else. Every cent goes direct to thoso facturer to wholesaler, to retailer, ty are the leaders In tho effort to revive horso racing. and to consumer, is taxed. Tho largo Overlapping has caused tax authori- night on Sunday, tho steep lawn was who need assistance. Others which have paid workers Mr. Altman proposes an amendment to tho constitution, corporation which Is ablo to do all ties to plead for some agreoment bo- dotted with adventurous elelghers, RrT«fiort^AWiti^ which would require three years before It could be carry on their operations at a minimum of expense. No these within Its own organization Is tween federal and state agencies for swiftly descending to tho base. A ser- adopted, while Mr. Slracusa proposes an amendment to ono can go wrong by contributing towards their work. at an advantage When used on a a fresh demarcation of tax function. ies of four bumps on the middle of « present law, which would legalize racing at county The need Is so great that thoso who can afford to give Btato basis, tho Bales tax encourages Tho need for Ironing out tho tax ln- tho hill discouraged many, but others fain. New Jersey now countenances prize fighting, should do so In larger degreo than ever before. "bootlegging" nnd is hard to manage oquallty of tho farmer adds point to made the exciting trip tlmo after wrestling matches, Sunday baseball, Sunday movies., and becauso of purchases from mall order this agitation.—Tho Christian Sclenco time. Many of tho youthful citizens even Marathon dances. It Is incomprehensible that a houses. Along the borders of a state Monitor* of Red Bank wont home extremely state which accepts all these amusements would stand lino pooplo will buy from dealers In tired, but happy because their town In the way of tho revival of horso racing, properly con- Early Christmas neighboring state. Tho observation possesses a "Tower Hill." Is rrmdo that a general sales tax bears Good Scnso. Gerard sloyan. trolled. Other states are receiving h&ndsume revenues Commissioner Hoffman, of tho mo- from this sport and there nro many In our own otatc Shopping at Red Bank. more heavily on tho poor than on the rich, becauso pcoplo at or near tho tor vehlclo department, Is to bo con who yot hopo to neo moro turf history intulo horo, such No better rounon for early Chriatmao shopping uubalatonco lovel must spend all they gratulated for having tho courag AT LITTLE SILVEIt. as tlint made by Ralvator and Ix>ngfcllnw anil Colonel could bo prcscntod than tho enterprising fiplrit of serv- earn, about as fast aH they receivo It. and sense to ndvlso truck owners, In Basoetl at Old Monmouth Park. It-o shown by tho merchnnts of Kcd linnk. Novor bc- Thiw argument Is not advanced effect, to "forgot" tho law requiring •ubllo Service Executive Will Lire loro hnvo tho stocks of goods In thin town been moro against luxury taxes, excopt In con-nn clectrlo blcniil dovlco, nnd to sug- Hero Vrar Around. -0-0-0-0-0-0- gest to magistrates and other en- complete, never hnvo tho window dlnplnys been moro nt- nection with tho problem of deter- Arthur II. Mngnlro, an executive mining whnt really constitute)) a lux- forcement otllclals to UBO common rnctlvc nnd novel" havo moro real bnrpulnn been of- f tho Publlo Hcrvlco corporation of New Sewer Ordinance Would fered. ury. Ho in denting with poBslbln vlola- tlonii. 'I'ho lnw rnoy lmvo been well Ncwnrk, wlio resides nt EaatOrangu, Broaden the Base of Taxation. With their Tluirsduy morning free triinsportnllon Tho unles tnx as generally propnsod Intended, but tho fnct rrmnlnn that inn purcliasril a half-acre river- YOU. TOO, scrvlco for nhoppers nnd with vinloiin other nctlvltleB, to bo definitely a tax on oom- It was BO drawn nn lo ho na nbno- ront plot on Little Bllver Point from Tho proposal to ohtiiln money tn nmlnlnln Iho now- Iho merchnntn hnvo nhown tllnt tho ndvlco In their r.lo- suniptlon ratlier than on production, lutely unneceH.'uiry hnrdshlp on many Mrn. Knutin 15. Gardner. •hould hnvo this booklet nK« dlnpoanl plnnt and system by clinri;ca fur BCIVICO i;nn of "Try lied Dunk Flint" Is turned on Rood enm- and hi designed to lio pitld by tho truck ownern, nnd n potentlnl nourco Tho liropirly fnccn on the mldillo received Innteiul of by taxation would If put Into pi-nr- consumer. Thero nro twtt typt'H of creek brunch of'the Mouth flhrcwn- iniiii nenso lennohlnR. Tho ndvuntn);pH (if curly Cluliit- nf profit to lluiiio Imvlnit Iho dovlco •"THREE; weoka ago I lost my father. Totally tlce bo an Innovation fur Ited IlunU, but in a iiiilcu taxc.'t In Uim hy American ntateji. to ncll. Tho Iq'lnlaturn will iloiibt- ury river ami hita shout l&O font of nmn HhoppliiK nro tuo well kiniwn to ho recoiinted. 'J'ho 1 unprcparedl Ho tint I may novcr bo ao rtnrlflo It would not l>o nn expei Imrnt. It In In rflrct tu mr-rchnntn llnvo donn their part to lllnlio It pon.ilhlc. Theim arp tho (.'niu'inl nali-.H tnx nnd .i rc'irnl or dmntlcnlly nincnd tho Ivrr frntitr\MO. Thrro IM a novttv many munlt'lpnlltlrii unit It piuiltiL'rr iiiitlBfiirlnry tho nelor.tlve rule* tnx. Thn KOIfrol law su that trucki whtcii nhotild bn r(»om rolpnhtl typo dwolllnft on thn lielpltma . l aond mo your booklet It In up to the iihnpjierH ti> rimy out thn rent of the typn to tux of nil ttortfl, eiivilpprd for tltn mifely of iithi'lH ln,, which in nurrouiulcd hy ft JTJNKIIAI, ITAC'1'0." Hllltn. Tho Ijrnt proof Unit It In pmctlciiblo llr:i In the 01:111111. liy mi ihiliuc they will not experience Ihn In- fact that nil uf tlirnn ronimiiiillli'ii fiiinifrly «le[iciidei whllo Ihn HolrctW'o typo npplli'll n onlly will ho tho only nncn lc'iulroil to i:rovo nf mnluro ninpto nmt rim invi'tilonerii (if thn hint mlniitn Jinn nnd cilinh nnd will Huoli a pnthatlo requoat— yet It la only on* of lluon tuxfll fur npwrtnen rnnin anil that noun tit tlirm lm« 10 a few, ilnuiilly hlxllllrn. Only n comply mul rxnnptliu: coinnirrrlrtl irrrt. Tlirrn In nlno n (ino-cnr KnrflKO mnny written In a ilinlliir vein. And It la «<> nlio work eiinlcl- fur utorn clcrkri nnd other riiiplnycrn few iilntr»:i luivo Hindu IIHO of tho Ken- iiul K prlvnto dork nnil niirnnirr none lini-lc to 1111n iiii'lhiiit. vrhlrkn whtili nhvlullflly dn nut nrrd unncc«asiuy, for It la nn cafly and a almplo mat- wlm dftrii run not enjoy Chrlntnuifi brrniino of lielni; niilcii titx In ntiy form. Jnnt row tu hn 110 r hnn n wrllrittned It ruvara lirlMily nil lha neccaamy atepa lo ha folka. An pioof of tlili ruimlilrr dm litign mnutirr i Hint I Imvn devilled Ihln limn nnd ll.mU nn n nhn|iplni; renlrr. npiu-n (i) |hn r.itbj':':!, I I'JiUlilltou nn IL rulinlltuttiinnl Invvynr, lakin In mrli an Mncrn«nry, Mora, ICMI. It Itllt proiinlllm IWflllly milil fur mi|mlil Inm-n nt Hrd l!nTi Now Ihnl I .1 nrhnota Jmvn 1 |iliipoiirn nn rnitnnilinrnl In Ihn r.in- ot tha many tlllniia tint ilia modrrn fun«rnl unit otlmr plurrn, Mnilnmn I.lKnlln-.liiN^y lUnunnnii illraotnr la ptapnrml In do In will lo lha com. 11 (-Mill. "I nllll'.il III Ihn .Inn,;. I limit, , MI11II..11 vvlil. I, w.-ul.l Klvn |i> Ihrnn f N«w Turk nml A«tiiny l'mk will Thifc lnit|"l' wnyt of IUIIVIIIIIIK mltrf me np|>aronl fort unit convanlanca nml to Ilililfii (In hurilan mid nlil finlnn nf Inxnlliin hnvo uliown fi.intlia of Ihn ...in,ll)il |,,,|.ill»tl,.n |»ni n rrhoul fur Knnaritl vnlro rul- Ona la mummy IIIKIUKII Ilin mllilm* «lliit|i,n||.,,, nf nl Ihn |..w,i to ninnnd Ihn 1 i.iinllliillon nf tha b#r*avtA. Poultry Owners. Not Ilit'iii-rlvnn In )tr not duly Inniir.jimlr, IIIP, fMliiiInf lniifiimf,R4 nnd vocnl wnalc Aimtlirr wuy l« IIIIBUK'I piihlln mviir, |il|, r hill mil niwliya Jllal, II Hilly wpl| |,r lurlrnd i.f linen fniiilhn i,f Ihn BIBIMI lnnlMirlli.il, Hi llm II.,1 llmik Wniii- IMlliilr- tltlllllrn, whurliy tin* |nc,nin fiiiln Ilin nnln nn I111W. Ills plntt In Ihnl nil nnirlpl- FUN1CIUT. jrACrt'M ilainrv.a Ilia atltllllim (if ** I'nir Dcnl, nt liri'pi-:!!! y lo prr|( not rlllh Wcilnrn.lfly, Jfinniliy 41 h, ovary in«n am> »riiiii»ii upon whom aoma day nurli riiininiiilitlMi will |m u»r,.1 I,, iii-lp ii>"l Ihn rl.nll hn .lnrtnr-,1 n.|.,(,Ud If An thn yunt ilmwn I, nl liiMilia nf l-nnllon nn Minn Irfiln llrinii, |iin|.ltii( nf th» (ha r«a[>olialtiltlly nf ttmlilii|i ftiliaral airrnriB»- y « 111 n j • 1111 V I'f III KnvrtHltfnl, Tim 'linni-fllrt nf|h|q Ji'ilW y Imvn l.mn ilnn until *li™ hill* fur p.inll nil.I Illirnl U'dhmirn .-hili, U m«nta may fill. A ropy alimil.l Ix U'pi xllli l>y Irijl^tnlni n lit . .ilivnntlf.ua ntlsllfttn! nl lift) llnnli, while i1urlii([ lunj Intr,, wri, ullv iinynlilK. I 1,11,1 |,|«nrn| Imllrnl |n|in Ill lill Mmiainn nnillln'.ll'i III ymir pilvala jiap.ra- ruaillly avaiuhl* in lima tf J, All I IT Ihnl. lnn|..illv ,,.mpil.rn linen |.|.||. Al|..na nmt will Kft.lat li.r III •" |inlil In limny riimtntllilMra. 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Innnlli (n l^rn i.f liar |,it|.|la who wim alal. c| vl< o IF. rlvr ..I It ,f II, n |r|iUUIiii IIIIIMII In I I.I" an.llll'.Ha I l.o fair I riu. i ,, Wr.-'.lll • I'lanl I Will I".111 fdl Why alii.iild Iho ll for- gwwpr II..Ill Iho waUi aii.l B.II f,,ll,,nc,| | I.IU..1 ntl.r a.irli.l r,r.l».I.L It. A.l.i..i, Mar. * urn j wiir II i It LI || ,.| |..ula waa ..(l llml ll >,!,., it.rlv. lha B|.aU.I I).I...I •.!,..> |l,a I.I. |l.,i|,..ili. V til inla t't'ivn »••• |..H,|...a»la, Pi.r II.Ill Ml,., o Mil ..... M I M > |..,,.. a.,,| «.a l*,i II,li.,,. ItfUan *•••• h' •'•• '>••'' •» Wt*Vmrniib f RED BAlttK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1982. Tu7flnrv.Mii

Officers Elected By Texas oil plant. Chemicals were Tuesday, January 10th. Those nom- sistant chief. Appointed Deportment Manager. store. She has received many con- Four Held After used to, put the fire out. inated were Harold McCormlck, pres- Miss Lillian Baquet entertalndd Miss Iola Duche, who has been em- gratulations on her promotion from DR L. W. CARLBON Highlands Veterans Nomination - of ofllcora of the ident; Lester Scott, vice president; Mrs. Woodbury of Spotswood last ployed some time In the ready-to- her friends. Tho management states SCUOEON (JUlHOroiHST , Shrewsbury HO«B company waa held week. Robbing Veteran Harold Rlordan, treasurer; George H. wear department of tho Sohijlte- that she was advanced because ot FOOT SPECIALIST v • at lnthe regular meeting of the coin- Lange, secretary; Edward Obre, Unlted store at Red Bank, has been Ofnco Hourai Dally 10 a. da. tft 0 p.. fla* Highlands Twlnllght post of the »' ° a™B"izrw meetin Tho eg ctloof nthe com- g, y; her keen knowledge of dresses, coats merWn Legion .held ita annual,»»/ l !L "£, ? ""» •"> Sil it Tha road to better and bigger busl appointed manager of the entire and millinery and because of her Evenluxa, Tunimt tad Ttoridar Aged Civil Wnr Veteran At- A Legion held at th8 1 chlot; George Silver, Jr., first assist- lection of officers last week. Charles re*" " meeting to be held ant chief and Ffed YorYorgg, second asas- salesmanship ability. . 41 Fo> appolntra.Dl ehona M4J tacked After Being Held Up j^ McDanl Had Dank Ueulitoi cm bo bought in LUUo Sllvar at- tho Union Newa Stand eran with tho butt end of one of Uw at tho depot anil at Goorfco Quaokonbuiu'l revolvers. awnaral itora.) When the teletype message bearing a description of the men was received A chimney flro Monday night In at Mlddletown headquarters, dtato po- the homo of Paul Allen at Llttlo sil- lice remembered that Norton had ver Point waa put out by the flremon been in trouble lent month when a beforo any damage was done.* stolen car was recovered In his gar- Dr. Robert DIoIioon, who Is mid up ago. They called at his homo. Later with sickness, continues to Improve. One night last week a World war Only 9 Days Left to Gain the Great tho amots were made. Feeling among residents of Somer- machine gun was stolen from the vlllo was ouch that the quartet need- memorial monument plot at tho In- ed polios protection from the crowd tersection of Prospect avenuo and when thoy were brought to that Church street. Tho gun weighs about place. According to the state police, 300 pounds. It was found tho next day on Ridgo road In front ot Thom- Money-Saving Advantages in this Grand Dllts, Coons and Wilson confessed. Coonn, It was stated, led the troopers as N. McCartor's estate. The -gun to a spot in his back yard where had been captured from the Germans $100 of the money had been placed during the war and at present la used in a tin con and burled. On tho fol- as an ornament. lowing day, police cay, Coons Bhowod Tho Washington bicentennial play them where {130 more had been bur- given at St. John's chapel last week led. / was attended by 160 persons, According to the Somervllle police, performance waa entitled "The Dilts at one time lived with the aged Washlngtons at Home." It was pre- * veteran and had knowledge of where scntod In an admirable manner and he kept his money. Norton, who, po- tho participants received many com- Store Open Evenings From Now; Until Christmas lice Bay, has a criminal record on tho pliments. Faoiflo. coast, was held under bail of Otto Schnoldor was hunting for ?16,000 for the Somerset county grand laurel last week when he stumbled GIVE USEFUL GIFTS ! WOMEN'S jury. Tho others were held under and fell on a treo stump, Injuring $10,000 ball. his chest. He went to a doctor and Santa Claus Is Here In Person his chest was strapped with band- Ladies' Genuine Leather ages. AN AFFLICTED FAMILY. Crepe Slippers Forty persons attended a meeting ot the Wenonah missionary society Troubles Aplenty Jor Joseph Leffer- last week at the home ot William Assorted styles of Crepe Fabrics in tha wanted son and His Wife and Son. HAND BAGS Parker. Tho next meeting will be colorings. Graceful covered Cuban Heels. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letferson and held January 13th at Mrs. Lucy Har- TOYLAND their son Denlse ol Colt's Neck have vey's, pavld Jones, president ot the Black and Brown. had more than their share of mis-society, has offered a prize to the Bring the Children to see him. Look over our big assortment of Toys. fortunes. Danisa, who Is three years member obtaining the most now of age. is the most afflicted member malo members. Life-Size Baby Dolls of tho family. A few weeks ago ho Edward Webster has moved from Mechanical Train was taken slok with pneumonia. Ho Frank Carhart's houso on Markham © Eyes Open and Close. Prettily dressed. seemed to he well on the road to re-place to tho Baker houso on Pros- With Track and Bell. covery, when laBt week spinal trouble pect avenue. developed. Ho was operated on at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hornby Bpent Other Hand Bags at 50c & 89c. $1-98 Fltkln memorial hospital at Asbury tho week-end at Phllllpsburg. Park. His condition has since Im- Mrs. John Bates has been confined They Walk and Talk. proved, but It will probably be neces- to tho houso the past week with Other Dolls at sary for him to remain a patient at BlckncBB. Men's Gift Slippers tho hospital for somo time. Everyone who attends church oi Genuine Imported 25c 49c 98c Electric Trains, $2.98. Mrs. Lefferson was sick with influ- Sunday-school at tho Methodist enza at the tlmo her son was taken church next Sunday has been asked down. She was improving, but later to bring a package of food as a Pool Tables aho hud a relapse. During the post Christmas gift Tho donations will KID GLOVES Complete Assortments of few days her health has mended and bo divided between thoso in nood In Every Boy wants one. she !B now able to be about the house. the community and tho homo for tin Black and Brown. Sizes fl to 8. Mr. Lefferson was laid up with in- aged at Ocean Grove. Tho commlt- Books and Games Quilted fluenza "everal days last week. Dur- tco In charge consists ot Mrs. John AH ing this'period his duties as janitor Gallagher, Mrs. CharlcB Imlay and for Boya and Girls Sole Colors of the Atlantlo township publlo school Harrison Bhatnpanorc. Next Sunday pair at Co|t'« Neck were filled by hisnight's service will bo devoted to the Complete with Cues, Balls—and they brother-in-law, Charles D. Flock. Binglng ot Christmas carols. A caro- fold up. ling party will bo hold Christmai and tho singers will lcavo the church Other Large Pool Tables I'LEAD GUILTY TO CHARGE. at half-past ten o'clock. Tho Sunday- Capeskin Gloves, $1 pr. $2.98 $5.95 $7,75 school Christmas program will b Children's Gift Slippers Youths Who Entered Local Market given Christmas night. A special Sentenced Last Week. mission will begin" In tho churcl: Doll Baby Carriage Velocipedes Rudolph Plcco ot Woodbrldgo and January 1st,, and contlnuo al Infants' Brushed Louis Clrocco of Allentown, Pcnn leaslt t eighihtt daysd . OOno of tho feature BnM-Beaiing. Heavy nnd Sturdy Built , sylvanla, pleaded guilty to charges during tho service" will bo a play • of breaking Into tho Red Bank "Tho Challongo of tho Cross." Rev $1.98 -$21-98 branch of tho Perth Amboy City and Mrs. C. Molt Cramer ot Ocean WOOL SETS Every Littlo Girl wants a Doll market on Broad stroct on Novem- port will asslct during tho cntln ber 25th last, upon being arraigned and Carriage. $1.29-$7-75 woclc. before Judgo Harry Truax at Froo- 3 Pieces. hold last Thursday. PAL O' MINE BOYS' Plcco was sentenced to sorvo an Shrewsbury News. Electric Lighted Indefinite torm at tho Annadale re- formatory and Clrocco was placod {The Hod Jlanlc Register can be bouahl $1.00 Red Steel Wagons In Shrewsbury from Ukhard Monk* at th< on probation for a torm of throe poitofftcfl and at Shrewsbury Market.) Coupes and Trucks Broadcloth Shirts yearn. A confession from tho pair BLUE, PINK, WHITE. had been obtained by Chief Hurry Miss Emma Holmes was a wcok- H. Clayton of the Red Bank police end gueat at Nowark. 89c after thoy hid been picked up at Rov. O. II. Mlkucli exchanged pu Woodbrldgo shortly after bolng sur- pita with Hov. Mr. Hownrd of th< Kit™ Largo Heavy Spring I,nko Heights HoUiodls' prised In tho net of opening tho nafe CHILDREN'S Steel Wagon, $2.75. Now thlo year—very attractive. 59c by Policeman Benjamin Cook, who church Sunday. was on duty nt the tlmo. Tho Younjt 1'coplo'a missionary so doty clcurod $12*r> at tho Christmai Collophnno Wrapped. All Sl«». nnln held lnnt week. Thono In c! SILK DRESSES TO SHOOT FOH TURKEYS. of tlio tables wcro Mrs. Fred C. Ounrnntoed Fust Color and Porfoct Fit. land, Mrn. Frank Quackenbush niu Sizes 1 to G. GIVE HER HOSIERY ! PURE DYE New Wnr« MnrhMitnmhlp Climtriit to Mrs. Morgan Knnpp, fancy tnble An Itlcnl Olft for a Boy. He Hold nt Colt's Nrclt. Mm. Ijllllnn Mlknch, white clrphni Always an Acceptable Gift. tulilo; Mm. Harry (I. Horilcn, Mr AIno I?oyn' Tits, Delta, Ilnnilkerchleh, Zlpp«P- A Now YI'IIIH "IIOOIIIIK inAtcli lor Kin.uk ltoulrn nurt Mia. Rnymoy n Pure Silk Full-Fa»hioned SILK LINGERIE iiiomborn of tho llollilny i;umilnir rlub $1.00 and $1.98 JnckB, Swcatcra nt Low Trices, . , . , . n, % 11, iHHIlll.'lOtinlhor, \;<(>K, Ienk townn . talilM1IUo Him mid. £'jlll.> Ml«» » Kllzn ot Allnntlo. Wnnhlp will b. holi on bcUl Hol)l), „„,, MlM Knin|,oUl )lnv V the club groundn neur Coll'ii Neck lhmij cnll(]y |B|,)P, liufflfit, (Jmnrkril nnil KrnhrnlJrrfd. on Monilnyy , Jniuinry lid. Four tut- Tho' Illvnrvlnw honpltnl nuxlllnr> HOSIERY Gift Boxes Free. y will be 1,'lvnn nn p will mcfl tnnimrnw Httprnncm nl 1!:3 At tho hl-monthly content of tlin o'clock nt the IIOITIO of Mm, O. ltn $1.00 club ilntunlny tho t>»»t scorn vinn old Mrvhin, IMFUIQ by Clflvrlnnd ltoKfli". Chnrlrn Tim tiiPinttfirn of tlin lllii nwnbur; He cnn never Iinvo too mnny Tice. ]intirr> t'plif, f'llc/dlflrff. Mllpfl, Pnnflrfl, CHRISTMAS MIXED Uowpr WUH nrcon'l, Kiank MnRPn 49c Itrmlloi; rluh loft, nt thri luknm c tlilril anil I>nlriil*trit In lumtmn. t'lllff'in nnil linrvlrit Wrlc.litn, HARD CANDY iiw«rI|>I>'« yenrly nilien In Ml". Nnllln Koiro wni K1'""! nt 11 All in Gift Boxen, «•<»• _ __., , llDnin nf Mia. I'.l'inlry ,'lllllvvrll < GIFT TIES Aho Hosiery nt 69c & 89c. Knwap Fmcturml, I'JVPITH Innt wr(4t. '1'lin /llllpwiililliy ll"nn roiiipnii HF.AUTIFUL RAYON • lod^pti H> Apt^^K^ln nf Mapli? nvo- •vvnil rnllrd out WrdliPiailny lilninln nlin, attntni* niKinlior ot Ota firm of to p^tlllKUI'itl n y.tnnn IIt n nror tl MEN'S llrnili Icknoll A Appl^Knln of ICaat Kionl ntr«n(, la In Inr lllvrrvl»w lina- IN OIANIIIIV or Nl W JIICIIV 50c (•Hal witti n Finr-tttrr>it lutnftcnp. ]In Tl> ll'llll i nl I 'I Aim Mil nl ",u GIFT HOSIERY PAJAMAS 49c ni>rT«rri1 thn lojuiy llntuiilay iilgtit ilUnii.Mili in' i nl in i), in '.1:1! Hoxcd Cliocolnloi \vh.it hfl H11|)|IPI1 nmi ftll In tlia aitow Other Tien at 19c & 39c on thn r'ii iirr of MoniMoulli atir*>t 3 Pairs in Xmas Box [i-ll». Itoxril Clincolnlra 89o Hint f." "• "Vrtill". I I Hell (Jiff, lloxr.'i I'Ycc. ..,l IUi,l $1.00 Pnprr Sl.oll I'rcniu, I !>32 Crop 29c HonddciVa Corner. 57c Rohrn nnd NruliKTi, $1 to Mixed Nuts 19c 1b. A.nnn WKH Iwtrn l'» Mm. Kilwatii I1' C.KNUINF. nt $1.1)8. &. $Z.!) Kaliay 'Miili»'1oy IIIRIII in purr SilU. MII,, .Inlm lM. 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• -•^iaifc.. ,.i • «• .-.-.. .-*.». .^i Potrft RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER If, 1982.

stead tried to out down Paul, right NAVESINK Red Bank Poloists Quads Vanquish Army Team Loses end for the loldlora, and allowthe ball The New Regime —By Pap to roll over. The ball, however, Quackenbuah . MO struck Blumberg'a back as he Johmon KB to Rutgers Eleven Bralnard . in ie« ltd Win and Lose Newark Academy plunged Into Paul and the latter fell £«U-S St 172 IBS 16! U on, the ball over tho line. Aa Rutgers 1 Football Game Staged Here for was offside on tho play the officials 831 808 Sto Firit Team Defeated E«sex Young Men's Christian Associa- HOOK AND LADDEK gave tho soldiers the choice ot a pen- Troop at Westfield and Sec- tion Team Opens Season Benefit of Firemen's Christ- ,,ti ..^ J2a 155188 - alty or the six points. The soldiers _:» im IBS ond team Loses to Allenhurst With Victory on Red Bank mas Fund Defeated in Its Pur-accepted the score but failed to get lull 104 ierllna — 147 148111 —Tournament Yearly Event High School Court pose by the Weather. he extra point Smith ...- .-..., , 201 ISO Rutgers made Its final score early The Quadrangle club, basketball Rutgers university B football squad 200 170 lid Bed Bank's first team took' tho L ths third period. The soldiers representatives of the Red Bank saslly trounced Fort Monmouth's Essex troop team out of the Louis leoded one foot on the fourth down 8Z7 760 m Young Men's Christian association, eleven Saturday afternoon on the B Rule memorial polo tournament on tbelr 30-yard line but failed to celebrated the opening of Us season Red Bank high Bchool gridiron by a LEONARDO last Wednesday night at the West- make It, Currln then found a holo Kovelaky on the high school court Monday score of 20 to 6.. In spite of a frozen 211 fleld armory by defeating them 16 In the center* and with perfect lntor- . 218 night by defeating the strong New- leld made allppery by a driving Bnow to.TH. The Allenhurst team defeat- [erenee scored standing up- Blum- 162 ark Academy quintet, 42 to 37. They good brand of .football was dls- ISO ed Red Bank second team at the OF WEST ftoluT ierg missed the extra point. used their entlro squad. ilayed throughout the game. Th» 168 same placo by a score of 18 to 14, ATHLETICS MQOE. OM 'The collegians marched from their oonteat .was stagod aa > benefit for while Princeton's second team van- The Quads were leading by a score iWn. 80-yard lino to the army's 3-yard To idem' Independent engine company's ChrlBt- quished Westfleld's second team, 10 of 20 to 9 at tho end of the first half. lne in the'final period but the army mas fund and the weather made ths to 1. Turnock. Macdonald and Dodd defense tightened up and proventod aflalrs a dismal failure eo far as rc- As the result of last Wednesday starred for theilocals during the first another score. ipltfl were concerned. nights gape, Allenhurst crossed period while Davey and Scheldt car- The lineups: The Fort Monmouth' soldiers, num- 1T7 mallets wlthPrlnceton's second team ried off the honors for the second r jorlng 600, made an imposing eight ort Monmouth * Rutsera 190 Saturday night at the Wcstfleld arena half. Ktckard LE Winlkn they-marched across the Held ln and won by a score of 151,6 to 4. In Macdonald midc eighteen points •ninau I.T LlndqulBt 880 798. ;ompanle3 led by their band and Uhcr I.G •. Knox the other games that night Westfield for the Quads. Turnoclc caged live :ame up tho running track four 3urlck O Frederlckaon LKACUE STANDINGS. defeated Princeton -varsity 1214 to 3goals for ten points. Dodd made six Walsh Qltllu ibreaBt before breaking ranks to take na W I) PA BS and Bed Bank's fourth team upset points and Scheldt and Davey each Updike Hose Company No. 1 ....17 i 836 MS holr places in tho stands. Only 'any RT Ilrltttin Red Bark's third-string unit by aadded four to the total. Scheeter did aul Hf; Leonardo _.._... IS 5 8SS 140 ibout 200 civilians braved tho weath- Blumberg .11 7 819 SOI score of 914 to ite. Tho contest be- most of tho scoring for the New- lack . QB Novleh >r to witness tho contest but they >nt LHB HonHOBOe Company Nol 2 1 11 791 803 tween the two Red Bank teams was arkers. making nineteen points in all. Fort Uonmouth 8 18 108 041, vero amply repaid in seeing a real Coatei Kiln Maildox tho closest of the evening, -with the The score: KtllT . FB VanMater Community 6 IB 701 »80 ootball game. Tho' Rutgers team Hook nnd Ladder 4 14 701 BBS under te&ni doing some magnlQcient RED BANK. SabsUtutlomt Fort' Monmouth—Dlln- F PTS. transported to and from Rod ^uer for Plihcr, McCusker for Lochnrd, INDIVIDUAL BECOHD8. playing. Macdonald, rf 2 IS Bank ln busses donated by Boro 'aylor for AloCusker, Freeman for Kelly, The sparkling play of the ReAmelchenkod , rf _ 0 0 0 tutaen—Chandler for Novleh, Currln for Llnzmayer, N pg buses. ' llnddoj, Kin» for -Updike, Mcllroy for Woodward, H & lb' Bray, rf 0 Bank polo club's first team of Eisner, Caland'rlello, rf. 0 Fort Monmouth started Its Btrong- inox,-' Hcrbster, 0...... Reber and Wettach, carried them in- Soon br quarters! _ •lancB, No. 1 ... est team and Coach Goorgo Llttlo of Variderveer," ? to the third round at Westfield. The Scheldt, ir. - 2 'ort Itfonmouth „....,. 0 6 0 0— 6 Sheldon, If. 0 Rutgers sent in his strongest lino at tutgera , Oil 0 0—20 Htryker, No. 1 ...V_. third round matches aro slated for Turnock. c. ..—.... •.—.— 5 ho start but using a substitute baok- Referee—Flynn. Umpire—Smith. Head O'Rourko, No, 1 w 1 .Kovelaky, U ...J... tonightg , with tho finals Saturday. DyDavey, , c. . 2 rlold, Rutgers kicked off and Fort linesman—Clttadlno.,Time of fjuartera -—10 team performed impres- Clcary. re. 0 ilnutcs. New,' r, ...... :...._^;u:. The local Monmouth after fulling to gain, punt- Komolsky, h ....:....., overwhelming the Essex Elile. rs - 0 sively in g ESgan, rK. 0 od. Tho collegians wero held by the S.rnlnaril, N troot pt triio in the first round, 16 to 7V». Esan. re. ..— ~ — 0 soldiers until tho middle of the ilrst BAYSHOKE BOWLING LEAGUE. THGH'SCOIIES. The Newark boys could not cople with Sickles, rg. ». 0 luarter when Rutgora Bent ln Cur- Jones, lio. 1-^S4R, came. ths sterling teamwork of the RedMullcr. lp. ...— .._.._...... 0 Hose No. 1, Naveslnk and Leonardo Stryker, No 1—607, match. Rose, )p —._.._ ...___. o ln and Chandler as halfbacks. Tho Bank aggregation. Tony Wettach Grooms, IB - - 0 0 0 •uns by these backa aided by the Winners Lost Week. Tho host throo matches •will be played the best game for the de- In last weok's matches In tho Bay-Hook and Ladder versus Port Mon- 20 2 42 mnting of VanMater, Rutger's full- fending champions, accounting for jack, soon placed tho soldlors ln a hore firemen's bowling loaguo Port mouth, Dooomljor 14th; No. 1 versus seven goals and leading his team in G F FTS. ;lght place with the ball on their 18- Monmouth lost three games to Hoso No. 2, December 16th, and No, 2 scoring, although he was playing de- Christman. rf 2 1 S trard line. Kelly, army's plunging ompany No. 1, Nayealnk won threo versus Hook and Ladder, December, Hoffman, If 1 2 '4 20th.. / -. •;•.. fensive back. Scheeter. c . 0 1 1'.* fullback, who la not bothered, by the games from Hook and Ladder, and It was the second victory that Paterson, rg. ._.„„_.._. 2 0 three-year playing rulo and who al-Leonardo captured three from Com- Reber and his mates have scored Taylor, Ig. ... 1 waya acorns to use a helmet, and munity. The scores: • • • • Bqijjlod Stolon. over the local team. While the Essex A bob-sled wag stolon from ln front 5 ill tlihii nainil byTkeiMMUbe tnm Coates mado a flrst down on tho 35- troopers lost a close game to the PORT MONMOUTH ot tho homo.ot William Miller ot yard line. Here Rutgers stopped the Waeker ...„..«,._ ill 177 Red Bank team in the Atlantic City advance. Chandler and Currln by 112 Knollwood Park, Fair Haven, Sun- Tho Clothiers and Insurance team E. Frtlbolt 134 tourny, last week's match was ex- lomo clever running and dodging \ Frelbott __..„«„„ 150 127 day afternoon. Tho sled, jointly Urge Deer Hunters defeated the Sigmund Eisner com- Vlcada , _ 140 pected to be fairly even. Mailmen Hope to loon had the ball on tho 17-yard line. owned by Mr. Miller, Elmer. Morrow pany in three games laBt Wednesday Queckenbnah .—.. 149 ISO Red Bank lias served notice that ITanMater then found a hole in the and Jesso Sabath, was lolt'ln front To Wear Red Suits night. JOG Menzzopane, captain of ROD AND GUN this year's combination is even lne and advanced the ball to tho 14- 670 721 of tho houso while a sledding party Stop Chauffeurs the Clothiers, was high with 234. The HOSE COMPANY NO. 1 had gono into tho Miller residence stronger than the 1931-32 aggrega- New Jersey's "big game" season, mrd line. After one line smash failed scores: E. Conover 121) 172 to warm themselves. Tho oled In tion and it will take some great polo opening Saturday, December 17th, .0 gain Blumborg, Rutgor's quarter, H. Stryker . 152 101 Much Interest in Bowling League 118 2ia about fourteen feet long with an up- to keep them from repeating in theand continuing five days, excepting j CLOTHIERS AND INSURANCE. Gilbert Dahlgren, a member of the pulled a fake to the right and Currln E. O'BourkOKurko Conover 140 IBS ICO holstered scat and Is painted red Westfield tournament this week. Matches Tonight at Recrea- Helm .. _ 225 202 Red Bank police force, returned took tho ball over on a wide sweep. the intervening Sunday, thus giving I Coles .... Jones , 16fi 214 161 and white and contained several au- The semifinal of the polo tourna- - 138 183 yesterday afternoon from a hunting Blumberg made tho extra point by a four days of actual hunting, is ex- tion Hall — Chauffeurs In- Kennedy _. tomobile robes when stolen. ment will get under way tonight at pected to draw a record army of Straus ., . . 161 161 trip in Pennsylvania with a three lerfect drop kick. 700 877 .870 the Westfleld Troop Armory. The crease Lead by Winning Two. Mcruzoimno 231241 193 point buck which he shot in Elk Rutgers scored again shortly after sportsmen to the deer woods. Veni-, 169 strong Allenhurst combine will meet son on the hoof Is reported as plen- I The task of stopping the Commer- county. Tho deer weighed about 100 the kickofl. Curry Intercepted a pass 898 In mldflold and VanMater took the Red Bank's hard riding first team, tiful in many sections of the state, '• clal Chauffeurs in their mad scramble pounds. Mr. Dahlgren Is continuing SIGMUND EISNER. ball to the 35-yard line. Chandler on while Westfield Troop's first team will with tho best prospects, as usual, in for the Red Bank bowling league Lewis _ - 181 1G6 his hunting activities with a duck- Elgrim „ 183 192 shooting trip on Barnegat bay to- reverse went to the 3-yard-line. Two meet the Red Bank's fourth team. the central pinelands. Thousands of championship this week rests with The winners of these two contests 189 day. line smashes failed but VanMater on nimrods ore completing their plans the Postofflco team. The two clubs Crob ™™_._.... ™.m.. 161 tho third play took the ball over. wil cross mallets in the final Satur- HofTman 164 • » • to camp out ln tents and shacks will clash tonight in three matches 162 Blumberg fooled the soldiers on the day night. Tuttle .' „ 140 173 Members of tho Deerfoot club of during the entire season; other on the alleys at Recreation hall, try for point by faking a kick and The tournament is a yearly event The Red Bank are making plans to go to thousands will board at farm houses Chauffeurs,, who have held un- 82Z 882 352 then passing to Winlka, left end. for a trophy put up in memory of their hunting lodge in South Jersey and tens of thousands will motor deputed possession of first place for The Commercial Chauffeurs re- the late Captain Louis B. Rule, who the few weeks fa d a real e5t for the deer shooting season, which daily to their favorite hunting areas. I P™*- ' f , ' tained first place position last • was one of the pioneers in polo at opens Saturday." In past years mem- Fort Monmouth scored In tho sec- Deer hunting in New Jersey is •last week and came outo n top- They Wednesday night by winning two tho Essex troop armory. The trophy bers of this club have returned with ond period through a bad break for out of three matches from the Jersey Is a statue of a polo player and isopen to all holders of resident and defeated the Jersey Central power one or more deer. Many other Red tho Rutgers safety man. Coates non-resident hunting licenses. No and "eht <=°mPany ln ,two out "f ^ Central power and light company. a perpetual challenge prize that can Bankers will be out ln the woods at punted down to the Rutgers 4-yard never be won for permanent pos- additional big game license is re- j matches and this Increased their Although all of the games were fair- lino. Blumborg, playing safety did le 8 break of day Saturday, Usually session. quired. Many other states clmrge !f" ,, , . . ly close, the Chauffeurs won the sec- not attempt to stop the ball but In- few deer are killed In Monmouth Their deer hunters an extra fee. A I Themallme n are expected t0b e °" ond one by only five pins. Bill Mc- The summary of last Wednesday thelr toes tonight. The games should county but most of the hunters pre- hunter is allowed one buck dcerdur- Knight, anchor man for the drivers, night's games: prove to bo most interesting ones, not fer the woodlands of Ocean and Burl- ing the season and must report his was high with 215. The scores: * Allenhurit. Red Bank (2d Team only because of their importance as ington counties, -where the deer have success to a regular warden or -to COMMERCIAL CJIAUFEUttH. Bud Combs No. l..Suiii]y Wcrthelm league matches, but also because of more extensive cover. Billy Koals No. 1 Pnul I.iulln the State Fish and Game commis- Mordy 151 Elston Ccmbs Buck .....Irving Fetst the keen rivalry between tho^ two FUher _... 168 • * • sion at Trenton, within -IS hours, un- Score by chukkers: clubs. The games are real "grudge" Mints 1S88 140 Alltnrmrat 6 3 5 6—1der penalty of heavy fine for failuro matches and many large bets, It is F'enterman .' 170 193 Quail shooting has been the most Red Bank 10 12—s1o to do. reported, have been made by inter- Jordan „ 179 171 productive for the hunters ln this Bee Allen BcorlnE—Bud Combs 7. Foals 5, Me Knight 215 178 New Jersey protects its dut-s anil ested observers. tlon the past two weeks. Rabbit! XIaton Combs 6, Pony 1; Red Bank acor- seem very scarce and are hard to gel inir. Werthelm 1. Lndin 1. Fein ;. fawns and the only deer that may 895 The standing of the teams, as com- unless one has a good hound. Tomor- Referee—Anson Clotitrh. Timor—A. J. bo killed legally ore bucks with piled by William Biadshaw, secretary JERSEY CENTRAL. Irwin. Scorer—Edward Grytjenl. l'i 174 row marks the closo of the uplan PERFORMANCE horns visible throe inches abovu the Mcinis 211 period!—TV's minutes each. of tho league, does not Include last 155 hair. Use of do* MiGovwm 1BU hunting season, which on the wholi i in hounding deer nignt3 games: 176 153 has not been as uuccessful as pas The nearest approach to perfect Red Bank (lit Team). , Esie* Tro or the taking of .logs into the deer | STANDING OF THE TEAMS. 156 181 170 151 seasons, especially In this section, tone ever achieved ... a new high Monroe Elaner No. 1 Dun MrCri.. . woods Is prohibited. The hunting of w i\\ us Billy ltebtr ...No. 2 . ... Charlie lluilne raccoons is suspended temporarily Commercial Chauffeur! 1!2 standard of radio reception . . . Tony Wettach Ila.-k Frank. Uoctlurl Professional Men ...- 21 (J h!U 100.*. during the deer season. Deer may QD1 6-10 813 Fishermen are having plenty amazing NEW advances ... many Score by chukkcrs: Utility Team 18 0 N"T 07T. bo hunted only during daylight Jeritey Central 'JO 10 H8'.> 1017 The Tilton dairy company's team sport angling for yellow perch features found only in the New Red Bank c '.= a ;, 1 i — 1 fl hours. Use of rifles or of shotguns Postoffice 10 11 t*7i") It 9.-. won two out of three matches from Swimminii g River and catcheh s of twen- Etsex Trooii 1 ^ '.j l — 7'.3 Clothiers & InBurnnce .... 16 11 f*T'2 978 Mejestic . . . Red Bank Bearing—Eisner 4 Iieber 5, smaller than V2 gauge in the tluer Tilton Dairy 1'• 12 MM 1001the Professional Gardeners last Fri- ty or more per person are not un- Wettach 7. Pony 1 ; Essex Tru. HcoriliK. woods in prohibited nnd u heavy Slgmuiul Eisner 16 11 h7;i 1'9Fda» y night. Conway of tho dairymen usual. Some of the perch are of extra MrGrsth 8. Hodne S, Dottier! ru»y 1. penalty also is attached to using or (Jrocer;, & Plumbers .. \'2 1.'. 8R9 i* fi 2 was high with 225. The scores: largo size. Fouls—Red Bank, Kinner !< Wettach Nuveslnk Team 10 17 f>Q VTZ H: Essex Trooii, MrUrath '•'. ' having in possession in the deer Blue Comets !> 18 H^7 itHH TILTON DAIRY. * * * Referee—Anaon Clouch. Timer J. woods, any missiles uthcr than buck- Professional Gardeners . 7 20 K2N ill* Ktiiuht 208 179 170 Frank Denn.s and Henry Hlgglns Irwin. Scorer—Edwnnl (iry^cnt. Monmouth Lumber 8 2'i 822 07"Su-Hin. a _ 16f» 200 193 SURGING shot. Dont attempt to skin or mu- hunted at Bcobeyvllle Monday and periods—71^ minutes each. .Commuters f. 22 S01 g'J3Duncan „ . Hi) ZQ'i 151 tilate a deer carcass while in the Hlgglns bagged one rabbit. Dennis COMING GAMES. Iliidnhaw 163 liOl 167 woods or Melds. The state regards Tonight—I'nramticial Chauffeurs vs. Cuiiwajt _.—..„....;..„.. 2!ir» la J 1G7 Is thought to have strained both bar- Princeton (2d Team). WcstAeld <2d Team) 1 Sldner Wathaws.. No. 1 this aa an attempt to hide the ani-Poitotllc* . llluc Comets vs. Clothiers und rels of his gun when he fired at a potty Miinh Insurance. 000 1)133 807 R 8. Wsterhoute.No. :..._ Pete MtVey mal's Hex or identity and Ilxoti ;i lino. wild goose which was ln good ride Walter Thomas ... Dad Chi n Friil ay—Tllt«in Dairy vs. Commuters, PROrESSIONAL GARDENERS. lie Diu>t(iti Ktatc wardens nrr. ]>Ux|^j '' all Utility Team v«. Grocers and J'lumb?rs. Kennedy 182 range. Score by chukker*: hunters yulng Into Hi/ <\vov woo*uV Morrla of tho Jer.sry Central power KIM tol _ 101 • * • Weatfield 0 1 fl 0 —II ii •ilrup 3-4 this year tu wear plenty i>[ hright Mi.ivihlll _... K.:i 137 Princeton 4 4 :• r,—19 and light company continues to lead S'lihuihuid ICU lH'j Herman Bennctt'B fishing crew at Princeton BrorlnL'—Miithp** :i, Wntor. red clothing This precaution iw;mnst tluTV-n^uo for tho beat individual Mnita -... 161 Deal landed a 200-pound tuna ln their nou«o 13, 'Ihomna 1. Wcitlkld •runnc. accident 1:; nalrt to be c^prcially im- a verier, i.H with Janien Acrrra of th«Tin tier 130 catch Friday. Tho flsh was shipped Mar.h 1. port unt IHI,> tu the fnct that much Sunders 136 193 Referee—Anson CloviL'h. Timor—A J. Utility team n closo ticcond. Morris to tho Now York market. It la un- Irwin. Sforer—Eiiwmd (irycent. I'our hoavy f'ilia|;t: iPiiwiinu on the Uei't; has an average of 191.8 while that of 173 1)48 usual to find a tuna In these waters periods—7 'a mlnu'.en einh. and bru&h AcerniH la 101.0. Tinex of tlin Pro- Tho Ulue. Comets wcro easily-van- at this time of tho year. "Our low pinvulc.i that imly buck fessional Men Is third and Tuttlo of quished by the Utility, team last Fri- the Slgmund lii^ncr eompany fourth. The aumtnary of Hntuiduy night's deer witli lining three lurlies IUIIR day nlt;lit. While tho Utility plnmen A NEW riNOCIII.E CLUB. gmnes: MKIY lir fOint mid every npoi'tstnan IiiuiK'.H lilj;h Hcotfi of 2i»7 ha.H not yet Kilnled nioro thitn (KXJ In each of tho Klr»l (iuin hern cqimllrd. Trucx lina niude 138 matches, tho CotnttH wero unahlo to Atlantic Township Men Will l'lny Allt ntu 1' I rOiould :-.chui)l htniHcIf nut tu aim his . KUII nor pull Iri^gi-r until ho hurt ;ipiiif!t and MoniB him made. 118roll nny hlKher than 880. Lnkt, a Wlilln Their Wives Hhop. this Christmas H. Coomtia No 1 No. ; tlai.t positively idrutLllcd \Uv. »;ium'," titrlkrff. WlnnorH of tho Ktrniul thc- memt>er of tho IOHIHK team, was high nlrr tlrkctn Innt week wero Acerrn, A group ot men at Colt's Neck, E. Coomi t ay:i 1'intertor J;mi'-3 II. tftnitton. with 221 The nooroii: Seine \,y ch MniKzopniifi nnd Helm. Tho Carltun HcoboyvUlo and other purl ut Atltintlc •'Thiiii tin: liuntrr will h*'lp ennsrrve UTILITY TRAM. township who travrl to Kcd Hunk on All«tih0 212 rrlnreit.il (Jd Te — i (his ilnrg mid ftiwn-i l"i a futun*p.mr, llelin ntnl Cmwiiy. mi 111 Snturday nights and at othor times there a cheerier AllrnhuiHl I: ITI>t mi p ply nnd thu.-i hf will pnv while their wlvca K" ulioiipliiK lion Tin* fivrniKCH i>f llio ti-n hlhhrnl 181 l-'iinlct 4, K. \ idi- tin- licit 111 Mit iv in '• u;;uln;-t nc- have Arranged to nnd rccicutlon on (M Trwii) mining thoie wlio li:ivc tnlirn part In way of say Ing, "I'm think- rlilrutal jJwx.llnr. of JI fellow hlintil. ISO 17t such occasions. Jn the imnt thi-y h h iiiuio thi\n llftren KMIKH follow; l»l UOI All (if Hi-- dcpmtinriit riniilonn Inr Imva wnltrnl In tholr can whlln their ing of you!" Never a better 1NIPIVIMIA1. AVKKAtJES. 0M wlvri did tha chopping. In the future, liiiiulliin: <>l lh'• i, nwi VVIIIIK hum- (i AVKM InntiMiil of dolnu thlii, they will pam , H-i-i-nlly l - i«I.•.I In yiiiiiu: nml ' l Cl III.UK ('(1MF.III. time than this season of glnd* Mrl.rllllr lit ing ol Ml.M >••"!" I'.lliniil-I illll III); MM. ll|iln|ii| nway the tlmn by playing iilnoohli". Urit I., t. .. . ]12 171 They have recolvcd prrmlsiilon frit1rl'l M'llnu II III MATCH TDII.W. / III greeting better than all the 7; ]'itn.>l r.M|il :i 113 havt notinrd tlif>m that ttiry urn Rt; vmt 4. 1'oiU -<,»- !H|:iillllnl V \nx to dn « lot <»f Chrlitninn ahhl|i nml viding (h« Flntit and moit bdlllint 11,1: -ii;.li iif-r.rn lull [on (.f Tilineal Hint niMni will I.i- fi.uni) nlmrrli Hlrrl !• III II,' Ii llflli lt»V <*l Uutnt >, i • llnrlpni U. Me. ton* reproduction. Thll mod«l, Ilimin nllft ninh« thn lirnt pcoren will I'lltll.llllt 1,1 IIIM.li-li' i. hilli.n h tll'Hlo Dm hit: In-II1 «<'nr«, liirnk* No. 314, poitfitti nuny of lh< l.'nnir- |,unit I \>\ nil! nt< liKi. Tlm ftUliltiini y: ouliljnillnu faatural found only In l.ntl Wnli .In V lli>' t'lllll I if. I': Ml , ('.., ( I..I.. Majtitic i«c*lv*r(. IIVI -IWlillhiml ! II r. Wr ' Ymli a. ti.ip.. Tni.i RIIOOTINU AT I.INCUOI'T, l".ll. n ,,M„ llm 1 ml • i nl IIIII,.> Ii. llf.l R — ID (hmplrlr with Mnkttlc iuha and llnlilirn, i.lln I. il I.1M-. | >* .. .. in 13 • ir Tiifkxy fUimil r»al|Hinr WINK H\\|MMIMl II,Ml t IIK Vm Hli nit*]', tu ir VI inrnl, »/WIKI/ r 01 H. V.I oil A |M>iilliy »li".'l nlll l>« lirlil al IIIK KWCCKKTIONK: flllMM K"lwH" V»r,i llllr. ]!.,! Tlm ah»'>t «>• m-hmlnloil |,i l,a |m| I'nlid I .r|. !•• •livli. Prcpnrml rrnllit Frrptimd Rnil(p|l ** ri'l«nll Ito! MIIOII '•' r*-' nl.t Vr i, l'i lltlliilay of laat wpftf. lint illU (it ai 1.1111 vciro waalliar (v'Mdlllnnn It «•• ,,•. .r Umt.iy " III. 1 II,,, Iti-ttri f I II,r Pnilltl /i.On.y in, C.i.l William Wn.,.1 MILLER'S 1 Iho f«'l ll"'° tit 3 ii »" I * *»• '.'1 • Illl'l .'r,.a,l,ltr.,.| f' l' • II I lill,' lil II Ilili lahxtil Hi* l«' riaicit,. WIIUII II| I'lmUn. .1? DEAN'S liL Hi. 1 ho IJ.|a'l| onp In> lull ,.f l HARDWARE l« H'll ••(•• I lull lo ||«I,I ( iDi.lowa I'oilr, Illll I MIVI.K, N. • I H I I- u III II It,. II. M (< ilnh «ltl li.»- • • l.sli, ('litUfin.a tiatlv »l 111. tagnUr tn.cl RADIO CO. riinir, tl it l.r I' r •ItlfcUtg li,( I ,,i|..w 1,1,1,1 a| II,. |...in. ,, M In *« II,• III,If, Uu. M.ll'ni Iloi.ill i.i. M'l'l. •>• of III |,,<. Ul.« pair.tl ..,.1 I,., .l.l.t Kr.l IU..1;. I'lionr 1 |40 M.. r.iw.i.i M*«». oil) I'. Hi* i"« RED BANK REGISTER,

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Printing Ready When Promised Since 1878 %' I1'' < . •, ^flM Twentv-EieKfi RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14, 1932. BANKBWTOT • PETITIONS. Changes to Be River Street , retltlon riled by Seacoast Iron "Haven't seen you Made for Road Works of Hod Bank. Opens Season Tbe Seacoast Iron Works, Incor- in the store for porated, of Oakland street. Red Hills, Stone Walls, Driveways Red Bank School's First and Bank,.boB Baked tho federal court to 'weeks-; and Houses Will Have to be Second Teams Defeat Key- adjudge It a bankrupt Turrien and Moved to Make Way for port Junior High School First Tumen, attorneys (or tho company, have been allowed an extension of Anything* New Highway to the Bridge. and Second Teams. time In which to file a schedule of Yes! We Have Tho contract will bo awarded In a The River..-street basketball team assets and liabilities with Richard few lays for. the new highway from opened its season yesterday at Key-W. Stout, referee in . bankruptcy. Wrong"! Atlantlo Highlands to Highlands. port, whero they defeated tho junior David Goldstein of Asbury FarK has This is the final section of the now high Echool team of that placo by a been named rocolvor. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables road from Keyport to the oceanfront. scoro of 17 to 11. The score: Edythe G. Grleacnbach and Rob-, r ,crt B, Grlesenbach of Conovor lane At Highlands the new road will con- RED BANK. Finest Fruits and Vegetables for a well-balanced diet—direct from the nect with tho new bridge now under havo filed petitions in bankruptcy construction. . rf. as partners and as Individuals, list- Growers, athost to your very door—at the most satisfying,prices. Tho Atlantlo Highlands-Highlands Oreen, If. ing their occupations as "musicians Be aure to ahare in theae big values all this week Wlllllii - 0 and real estate." section,will begin at tho eastern end Flcaro. rf. — >-. o CBISE ICEBERG JTANOV TEXAS FANCY CALIFORNIA. of Memorial parkway. From that Tomalne. nr...... -,.,-.v....™ L. Green, ]g, ...... 0 •point it leaves the present road and 2 Cord of Thanks. LETTUCE SPINACH CARROTS forms a now broad highway to the I slncorcly thank my frlonda and top of Old Orchard hill, where it con- neighbors for their many acts of head 6c 2 lbs. 15c KEYPORT. sympathy and kindness in my be- Bunch 5V2C nects with, the present road leading C F PTS. reavement caused by the- death of NI$W SOUTIIEBN ' 10-LB. BAGS YELLOW SWEET JUICY FLORIDA from Stono church to Highlands. Tlce, rf. ...-..-...... ; . .. a 1 7 Scptln If — .. 0 0 my sister, Sarah P. Walling. I CABBAGE ONIONS ORANGES From there It follows Naveslnk ave- Dclres, K 0 0 wish particularly to thank Rev. A. nue to tho bridge. : * H. Sutphln, tho bearers, those who 2 lbs. 9c Bag 17c Dozen 21c This now highway will bo eighty Stoney, rf. -,.„.., ~L~r o 0 0 made gifts of flowers and those who A. Wyckoff, rir. ,...... ,._. o 0 0 loaned oars for tho funeral. LARGE JXJIOY W.ORIDA • HE OWNS A STORE IN TRENTON feet wide in most places and a hun- FANCY FLORIDA STAYMAN G. Wyckoff, lg. o 0 0 Mrs. H. T. Morford. —worried about a good account dord feet wide In others. Thcro will —Advertisement^ _ ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT APPLES be islands in tho center of tho road 4 T a that's lapsed—calls customer in all tho way, similar to tho Islands on Coach Frank Fingatore's second eSUtvl Thanhs. Dozen 27c Each 6c—3 for 17c 5 lbs. 21c Hightstown to find out what's Memorial parkway. Tho width of team won a more decisive victory Wo slneeroly thank our friends i FANCY 1ONG,ISLAND FANCY JERSEY FANCY these islands will vary with tho and neighbors for thoir sympathy over tho Keyport seconds. The score and kindness in our great bereave- wrong—adjusts minor com- width of the road. In some spots wan 29 to i, Tho Keys scored their POTATOES SWEET POTATOES TANGERINES they will be eiglit feet across and in ment caused by the death of our plaint and gets promise of con- four points in tho first half and were mother, Mary Naughton. We espe- 15-lb. bag 27c 3 lbs. 10c r Dozen 17c others four feet. held scoreless In tho second half. cially thank tho bearers, thoso who tinued patronage—the call cost From Old Orchard hill to tho bridge The scores: mado gifts of flowers, otc. Rev. EMPEROR TENDER WHITE CALIFORNIA the road will bo approximately double RED BANK. Thomas Kearney and members ^ of GRAPES CELERY HEARTS CAULIFLOWER ISc—likes the telephoning idea its present width. From Old Orchard P .PTS. police escort. hill It will bo widened on the south Danlcli, rf. 0 4' Irene, Charles and Paul Naughton. It). 7c—3 lbs. 20c 2 hearts 17c - •••• Head 17c •—calls other "dead" accounts Ginmbrone, rf. •.•-..»..«.•»..«.».., "—Advertisement. aide to a point about half way to thePierce, It and regains at little cost, busi- bridge. This will necessitate the re- Graff, If. ...-.—..—™.™.«™«,.m.. Holiday Supplies, Christmas Foods, Baking Needs, \V. Davis, c. ..—..«...... _...,...... , ness that bad been slipping awayj moval of two hills and several stone Baker c .« Candies, Nuts, Raisins. May We Serve You ? retaining walls, and tho changing of PhllTcr. c :_ WANT ADVERTISEMENTS the location of driveways. 21c OSCO Royal Anne' 20c OSCO Finest ,. The rest of the way to the bridge Andrews, rs* «.»•• •••••.**•••«•«•«•«»,..•,. Too Late For Classification. ft the road will be widened on the north Garrctt. 1B. FOR SALE, toy fox terrlor puppies; ahort R. Davfo, tg. . -.._..-..«. halrtsd; thoroughbred. C. C. Barker, side. Tho new line will run within a Lucinnno, ]g, ...... Hlverdnle nvenue, Shrewsbury. N. J. Cherries Baking Powder can 15° few feet of several houses, which will 11 1 20FOR SALE, White Anjtora rabbits; it have to bo moved. Tho ground slopes pleasant nnd profitable Christmas sift. OSCO Cooked biff OSCO Finest, lb away from the present road and a O F PTS.C. C. Barker. Rlverdalo avenue, Shrewe- can lot of dirt will have to be used to Harvard, rf. 0 0 0 ~mry. N. J, 12° Mince Meat make the fill for the new part. The Bolte, ft. — ...... 0 0 0 YOUNG Scotchman wnnta any kind of Pumpkin 16s location of Miller street will bo Lawson. If. .. -_ 0 0 0 work; can drivo car; handy around Fancy Glace Citron "> 29e Large Calif. Sweet Prunes 3 25c J. Newman, If. 1 0 2 houpe. Call G4 Carton street. Kumnon.* Glace j lb 1 changed. Its new entrance will bo A. Obtrlander, c...... 0 0 0 WILLYS KNIGHT sedan for Rule cheap. Lemon or Orange Peel '' - IS'^c flSW Spices . 31" ^ 20c where the old school is located. At Davidson, c _.- 0 0 0 Apply Senion'a Garage, 111 Maplo ave- F. Newman, Tg „ 0 2 nue, _Rfld_Bank.' - Cim can the brldgo there will bo north and "™*™ 0 Glenwood Cranberry Jelly 15c OSCO Sugar Cora 10c south ramps leading to the business R. Oberlandcr, lg, 0 0 YOUNG Scotch jjlrl wants nny kind of cttnB b| cans BICYCLES section of Highlands. work; has experience an chambermaid Glenwood Apple Sauce 3 25c 4SC0 Sauer Kraut 3 s 25c 2 0 and waitress. Call Peggie lladdow, G4 Carton street. Rumaon.* BOWLING LAST NIGHT. TWO fflrla deslro work together as cook 17c OSCO C WITH THE ROTARIANS. and chambermaid, or will work ecp&rato- ly aa ftenoral houaeworkerB if wonted. Finest Fruit Preserves 2 jaS 29 Naveslnk Team Defeats Professional Phone Tied Bank 3489^ Just Fruit (ind Sugar. Slaglclan Will Entertain Red Bank Gardeners Twice. CHRISTMAS TREES for Bale. CO cents up. IDEAL GIFT Club Tomorrow. Pick yours now on grounds near Red can3 The Naveslnk team defeated the Bank poatofllce. Freo delivery.* Farmdale Evaporated 16c 4SCO Finest Tomatoes 3 No. 2 cans The meeting of tho Red Bank Ro- Professional Gardeners in two out of CHRISTMAS Rift suzeestlon: Fish bowl 4SCO Tomato Soup x can cans t&rians scheduled for tomorrow noon three Red Bank bowling league complete with livo bearing tropical 4SC0 Beans with Pork 2 9c at the Molly Pitcher hotel is desig- fioh. Brave!, plants, snails and food. Prico Campbell's Tomato Soup can matches last night at Recreation hall. J1.00. 'Call 672, or at 153 Hudson avenue. c nated as a 100 per cent meeting and Tho scores' Red Bank." lb tin 4SCO Tiny Sifted Peas " an unusual program has been ar- Crisco NAVESINK TEAM. SAY IT with a puppy for your boy or Packer Label Peacll6S 'arSost- can 3 for 29c b| ranged. The ofllcers are expecting Hansen HD 1J0 girl's Chrlstman. Cocker Spaniels nnd 4SCO Choice Tomatoes 2 s ™"»27c every member to be present and see 146 117 Bostons reasonable. Phono Red Bank 3313-W. the wonderful feats to bo exhibited Woodward 110 113 y2c Farmdale BOYS&GIRLS Poalen ™ ..-. 180170 IF YOU dont see ad vert (Bed bare the sec c can by Roy L. Flush, a. noted magician. Lufburrow 213 156 ond hand article 70a ars looking tor Tender Peas you may get Just what you want by In- New Pack Tho Rotarlans' Christmas party Tiny sweet pcaa at a big saving, . 10 will be held Thursday, December 707 771 ner tin* an advertisement of your own. 28th. Santa Claus will bo selected PROFESSIONAL GARDENERS. Mazi« -..- — 183 Baked In modorn, Electric Ovens tomorrow and he will arrange to en- ]34 OSCO COFFEE of the Finest Ingredients. tertain the boys and girls of the Ro- 14B 139 tarians and to make this the big-Kettel _..- 163 107 Newark or $f .00 gest Christmas party ever held by 185 202 Round Trip Bread Large the Red Bank club. 779 764 New York A Wrapped Loaf Equipment For Firemen, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18lta VICTOR COFFEE Prominent in College Athletics. At last night's meeting of theLeavas RED BANK 0:05 A. M. l Supreme T The interclass tennis singles cup Sliced or UnsHccd. mayor and council of Atlantic High- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21tt M9c _ at Simmons college at Boston has lands Walter J. Roberts was ap-Leavu RED BANK S:0B A. M. been awarded to the aophmore clasa pointed a constable. Tho firemen as the result of the victory of Miss v.oro authorized to get bids on thirty Returning tlckotn eood on nny Now ACME COFFEE Victor Bread ?>* •»""•»'5C Lucy Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jersey Central train, osccpt Tho Bluo coats, eighteen pairs of boots and Comet, on data of snle. Consult ticket na 2 lt cak0 Charles H. Rice of Rumson, In the five dozen mittens. A motion was agents for loavlns times from stations Supreme Fruit Cake " > 89c fall tournament at the college. In not shown In this ndvortl»»ment. Other passed to pay $8,000 to the board of excursions January 1st and 4th. " 25c the finals Miss Rice defeated Misa education. Mayor John R. Snedeker Patricia W. Barkclcw of Pasadena, WEEK-END SPECIALS IN PASTRY DEPARTMENT, California, In a hard-fought match, was delegated to attend a meeting at Our RED BANK (Broad Street) Store 8-6. 1-G, S-6. Miss Rice has been prom- of tho stato league of municipalities NEW JERSEY CENTRAL inent In athletics since her entrance December 28th at Trenton. THURSDAY—Chocolate Eclairs 6 for 25c into college, having played on her The road to better and bigger busi- One of tho quickest ways to find a FRIDAY— Lemon Meringue Pie 20c class tennis, baseball and basketball ness leads through The Register's ad- lob Is to advertliie In ThD Regis- teams. vertising columns.—Advertisement. ter's Want Department.—Advertise- SATURDAY—Whipped Cream Pies 25c Republican Club Dinner. Orders Taken for Christmas Pies, Cake and Cookies. 1 A dance and entertainment will be Our Own Bakery Cake Specials Hlven Friday night of this week at lb Cocoumit Murshmnllow Harmony hall on tho state highway ch at Middlctown. Tim affair ia spon- TONIGHT IS OSCO Pound Cake 21c LAYER CAKES " 25c sored by tho Highlands Younj? Peo- ple's Republican and Social club. Headquarters for Butter and Eggs for more than Forty-One Years The entertainment will consist of professional talent, rendering solos, dances and fun makers. Howard Mallon will be muster of ceremonies. Impersonation Butter 29« s:: 45c For poaching, bulling und the sick room. Fair Haven News. At The Sweet Cream Nothing Will Make The Finest Butter In America. Selected Eggs ••- 33c Your Boy or Girl (Tho Had Dank Register can b* bouuht Every ICpw Gunrantccd. In 1'ulr Haven in l)t« stores of Harry Smoke Shop Tavern lb lbbo x Happier on Christmas Kurlla and Roliort Cameron and at tht Night Fancy Mixed Nuts 19c Sleigh Girl Chocolates 5" 98c Morning Than One Gold Ccdurs). Paper Shell Almonds lb 21c Princess Chocolates 5lb box$1.49 Mr. nnd Mrs. William IToeny of lb lhbo x of Our Bicycles. rnrkcr uvcniio nro tho parwito of n Calif. Budded Walnuts 25c Lucille Chocolates 49c tliitlRlitrr bora lust Friday. NI3CFamous Chocolate Waferstln 27c Silver Packages 3lb box$1.29 I'ornoiin who wish lo dnnnlo cloth- Nnc ]h ITIK for nnfoiluiKito fumlllrn may Marathon Dance Ginger Snaps Christmas Bonbons "'~ 14c Trade-in Your Old Bike on a leave the iiillrlci nl lfnrry IS. Kur- tin'n Btorn urnl (hoy will ho tinned Roller nvor lo tho Iliomon'ti relief commlt- Coaster Wagon New Model. ti-n for ilWrltmlWm. , Lots of Fun and Laughs Galore Bearing 'Din laillcH* fiulUl |ioitn. A ni'leinllil I't $2.59 .ho imrlnli IIIIIIEO thin iiftciiiiion anil AFTER for tlin rlillilipn. PRICES ARE LOWER onl[;lil, unit tomonmv nftcinoun. (Klnkrn or MK CuunclliMnn lliiny AtiK^lo, who (Iinnulrit) pl(|: »" l"-i-l> In a cllllial •-••nillllcui In n, Chipso 18 I Ivory Soap THAN EVER BEFORE SVw Yuik luiMiitliii, l.i ir|)(iitrd to bo 'lightly lni|mivTil. 817 Hours--16 Couples A cur (lilvi'ii hy (JrtUKi 1,1111" ulllil- ARE LEFT Quiksuds Soap Chips We Al»o Have i\ Number of Rc-coiulilioncd •li-il nl. Ihn rnrnrr of Itlvor limil iiml 'hiinli i,liM.t |n ||,,. i MiiwntiiriM linl- HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS POULTRY Bike* Very Cheap. MKlny i,nl mn III,, ,, |(,.,| ll,,,ik nnd I'lnrnt Qunllly Turkoyii, ClilrUfiin. DurklliiKH nml % mi (tin rnrnnr lly l'npiilnr IUM|iir>l. BIKES t Illvor mini nnil Mnpln nvrlilli'. 'Illrf ,,f IV.IIrn .Jr.nrpli Itnrclon la try- Country Lean Fresh Pork Loins For the Smaller Children. I.nrj{c«l tlock in Mon- ing \o find i,ul who hit Ihn l«n. Jt < Wl.nl" .,r Unlll Chair ih \ Miivm- I'rnl Mnlllion, vnn Finding Chops Cutlets Roast Chnin .Storm on nil Slimdnrcl |i,)lUf| J'-. 1111,1 , .' uhlln nnlonillliK «"i"l. A lil^ |.Ir-> n fr|| ,,,i |,h f,,.i| mill l,M:l.n ||,,,,, I,,,,,,.. Nite Contest IVc.l. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW TO ASSURI. .Inn.li Ililm In InliT lip wllll (Jll(i. Killed FATTED FOWL I'ncUnget for tho (Up In i't, »«) '"'". "» " •, r.im i,I,|, frit ilnwii Ihn See tlio Dnucrr* in DF.L1VKRY CHRISTMAS MORNING. '-tlni il/ilin In hli liiimn Inal wrrU ii'I t 11 IT ^ 1 r . 1 I ii rinlli.na i. || Ihn o, n||, I.UCKY PATRONS. Thii Thrilling Content. 15 I" in rhnl I,,M|I,«I ||rn||.ir||t nt All Itltritlriv I,, • |iil,,| Smolird SKINNED HAMS Ml. =n,| Ml" liniMIIrl 1 l,ir,,l,,| ,,f CWIiolf ill Mlinnl< llnlfl Parts and Repairs Ullri |,,,,| ,,||| „„,,.„ |,, fjcw YolU Ii, .1 1,1,,,,||| Monday Night, Mr. & Mrs. Orel

l.ll II..,,, M,II,,,1|,| .I,,,,,], m,|| Orvia Celebrate Their 10th Prime Rib Roast I- l.ri.i r-.im.inv I,I,.mine ••( Iht »>-ll »! 1,1, I,', I,,, |, |n ||,r. Bl,,,o ,,M Wedding Anniversary. Come li'nt r•,.> 11 Itl r, II|,.~I III» ininn .,( r 11vi r !:•,.! nml l>° Grover Parker N,,i iM«i>,l|n n VrMHi- M«v K. I, Ulhh* 1 1 IN ALL OUK MKA'I DKPAin'MKNT. ; • »n,|(U ..,.,,(!,„ r,,,rln,y ,,r |l>< help the Red Bank cntranta Ih I...... 1 ,f I'lul.lt,,, ,.!,,, .M,,,, ,,f ||,o 8-10 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N. J. MMI...II.I C...U«I.,,I ,l,,,,,li. will o. Oysterji 2""' 35c Boston Mackerel 12|c • I.I «l It.I I k; . .,,»!,. -||,, make merry.

Jitit Around lim Corner frimi llronil St. 'I'"'""" Ili'Sl.m nf. II,. !1,,,,,t.r . 1.....I 4 j>, m, to 4 n, in. 4(>c KM tin Fl«l» *l all •«» ftlni»« In i1rn,,i,,ln«l|. ,n i,( I In,. Kn,| fmn I)»IU|. i'HON,: 1313. OIMN r.vr.NiN(;s. I". » It.-, «•" ,..»|.l..l •• 1 Ann I,, ,.1,. ni,,,.« I.,, 11,. 1 h.i. ,.( anF (—.(. 4 1, 4 V m. 2Br. immmmmm mw*m* ^^^^^^^_^^ . x_ RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER U, 1932. Page Twentv-Nine High School Notes O.NMOUTH COUNTY'S GEE AT MARKET PLACE it Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Thirty Words for Twenty-Fiv.^ Cents Charlos A. Wolbacli, vlco principal TTT¥TTTTffT¥TfT^ of the Red Bank high school, has registered for a series ot eonferones * lit New York university on school ARTICLES FOR SALE, FARM PRODUCE MISCELLANEOUS. _ ROOMS FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FQRJENX REAL ESTATE FOR RENT; economics. Mr. Wolbacli Is ono of WANTJDVPTLSEMEN^ L'OR SALE, cheap, Eood brcedlAc; birds; TURKEYS for,, sale, very select table VA'l'hH SYSTEMS— I''airbank8-Mi>r»« wa. THREE rooms, ?12 p«r month; or five LARCE I.tSTINi; of furninlied and unfur- LOST Wednesday at Port Monmouth, or Hhio Homci-n. While Klngn, Itod Bctirhtn V«r oy ate mo installed, W« initial! to to IIKIICCJ hormu in lied Bank, Fair Haven, i-er lanej (We moms anil hath, hot the 75 school administrators of tho bird*. 25 par pound; alno some whlto - roornn at |15 per month; one mint] to fl[>ocl((stl with blnck. one black eye. An- Juincuux* Hwtft Mondalnen nnrj WMltj llollitnd turkeys for breedIntf Block. >ump tepolrlnif. ' Rruldcnco, MldJlotown, from. Broad, utreet Bhopi*ln~ center. Cull RuniRon, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Eaton- henti furnished of Unfurnl»h«'l, ritntnlln, '. K. PeUrson» 60 Main . street, greater metropolitan area attending to rmbio of Pal. Reward,. T, It, OBSCIIH, Ntitswump road. Red Sank, sec- J. J.. t'huno Mlddletown 65. Plumbing nt.14 Riverside avenue. Iteil Hunk. n, OnkhurHt, Occanpoit, Mlddletown. Phono U«d Bonk SGOO. Hadloy-Hall, 407 .' Mntawnn, K..J. -, leatlnct and titininif. Fred O. Hurat- tho aeries. Tho next conference will Pro«ton,' bob x .00.00 . ItllRlveraldJ odi drive."' on(MarinJeft wont of River I'laia nchooI. SINtiL£l"or~doublil rooms, with or wlth'cii'iT For (julck Bcrvlee connult Ray II. StUIman, Monmoulh ntinnt. - • . • Katontown. phono 17ff? be held at tho' university on Satur- W «(lncad(iy af Port Monmouth, qr I for Bttlo; litrgo load Htovc or fire- THREE HOGS far aa'le; eltrht monthi old*. BUY and bell Becond-hand clothaa; muot meal si choice location; nlno L'umiie. HVK-IIOOM bunBB!oVTt~^iniiVoKr^irS day. .. excunlon train, lady's Uulova vrlot place IflngthH, Zt.DO. J. II. Taylor. Kv- Will lell ullva or dreined, weight about bo in good condition, L. Kerber, 209 Call at 21. Branch avenue, oii.-oMte. Red (JAKAfiE, MOO per month; near Molly i Imiirovenicntii; uncoKOi tieurr bun Jinet watclt. Finder pi enBO roturn to M. R. irett rond, phono Red Pank 1318-n-2. 2S0 pDundti when dresBod. W. It. Wnlllntr. ih rewnbury n venue, Ited Bank. Phone Bank hitch school, or phono ID 14, lied Pltrlicr hotel. Call at 14 Ulveralde avc- newly decorated, Ueiinonablo tent to IB- Mollcr, Fort Monmouth, or phono Kcana- t • •'.. * • • ..." COCKER SPANIEL punplen, pcdlirrecd. road between M Id die taw n and Chapel 5G2-J. Bank. nup.Jte.l Bank. liable *"»nt. rhRi ' burg 083. IUward.' four months-old i uli'o 'Chaini'lon, dam Hill, telephone- Mlddlotown 26H-M. NOTICK to trunners—AM perBona are for- l-'OIl KENT, at 2'i Oakland street, eeven- HOUSE of sliTVooms Had bAthr nil Ini- Twentyifour memboro ol thoifoot- FURNISHED rooms for'rant on tlio river 1 iluo ribbon doff. Martha Hullormrin. "" bid trenpaKiting on my property with bank. 69 Hector ulut-c. [ted -.Uank, IU I 'MIHC, niil l ImprovetnentiIt: ttwo-car proveraenU; owe-cor uftmtra^ ppsseielon ball team ol Uio high school received MILK-FKp turkeys for na'lo i sllve or 1 AARTICLER S FOR SALE. Vn«Mnston street, Itumaon, N. J...'i-hiono dreaded. Mlddletown Fruit Farm, phone og or gun under penalty of the law. phone '287-R. lor particulnra call Itcd Bunk at onco. It. H.^-Vandoiveer, 40- .Uranch letter awards Friday for their ULCAN em i-angoiango, SmoothtoiiSmoothti . four Mlddietown 291. 3. S..l'tenliro, Holmdel, N. J. avenue, phone Ufi&V Red Han If, VULCAAN Stht f : achievement during tho past football . bburners, oven and broilerbil : allll i n workk FOK THOSE! who prefer buying their pi- ARMERS and truck grower* will find a WANTED, uncd EnsliBh n&ddlcH. bridles E ROOM for ronli p lac ft. (ted KOR It] (F. tour-room bun_alow and live* $48 FOU BUNGALOW on Itlver r6nd! season. Those who received their iriir order. Phono B46, Iturmon.* anoa direct from fnctory. wo maintain ready market (or their produce by ad-* and cuulpmeuL Twin Brook Farm, Tin* Apply 60 Linden room '^ n n_ alow.; all Improvement! Fair HaveHavenn ' f\vo roomii aann d battttt:: AA-l l ','R's" wore Waltor Bruyero, James COLD nlr VtBollnb' or-ulnt, thrco h. p.; . npoctnl factory nervlca. Phono for np- drtlslng Id The Regloter't clatalflea col- on Falls road, Kntontown 616. CharlcA Urtokcr. 60""7" West Front street. conditionditi ; hoh t wntet* heatht; ni i ldiiorch h. two paw plates, 27-lnch diameter, two lohttment. Dlrhan^B Fin no Shop, R«d t iVANTEl),~cVrly American Bllvor; uho old FLOOK to let, four roomn nnd buth. alt Wver Plaza. >N. J. GGarnitc , PhonPh o ReIldd HanHk SGOO3G . irll Stokes, Joseph Falvo, Anthony .Sav- baltn; prico (40.00. due 'Ox&ndorf, 10 vIolhiH in good condition. L. Illchmond. improvementrt, with heat. 4-lj HIvcn*ide UNFURNISHED, BU rooms and bath, all Hftn._10T JM^ninomli jjtreel. J_ • ' UAIRY HAY—-Choice noconil ciittinR alfal avenue. Red Bank. _ _ age, Clement llazza, George Decker, Dwi Uelfonl, N, J,* . .. LIONEL electric trains, - three eetn com- - fft and clover mixed hny. Sea thin hay, 2 Eoxt Main ntrcct, freehold, N. J,, Improvements*, room for one car; 4i>TWO BUNCAXOWH futni-dicd, oiio'Vflvi •hone 17 8, ._. FUKNISIIED room nnd'room with ^hfTii Fttlr Haven IOJHI, ono block to river, one ANTIQUE! pair of Qucon Apno mirror*, plete! ttood contlitlon; olnndnrd end O-and get, our pries. Hatico & Davis, phono rooms, the olhdr alx ronmn; nil modflrn VMUlam Sweel, Tony VaeeaSjisllI, Wch- fffiji for rent In private homc:"'all convrui. Nod; IQ liua. Inquire al 1 Clay atrect. ono ntool, five . fan hack W*ndBO ffUKO; vary rcusonnhlc. Inquire at 11!)Red Hank_l03, TUTOKIN*; by unlvernity graduate; Lntln, Impruvcmcuts; KiiroKc- .Apply Mrs. 'AVll- ard Morrln, Donald Hubbard, Loo Monmouth nt,rcct. Red Bonk.* encen: iittractlvo luc&lion. Photic lied Fair Havpn. rhnint, grandfather clock; need CBB. (Ireck, Fie nth, (ierniun, En RI lull, muthe- klrm. Kemp avonue, Fair Haven, or i " Cloth, Herbert. Cox, Randall Dodge, HATTED HAY for anlo. timothy and nlfat- Hank 3834. Gramann'e, II Whlto atroet, Hod Bonk. >AINT your house for $9.()u-—you _ct fa, E. I), Lcntllhon. phono CSL Mldmatlci- , history; improvement tfuarunteciJ. l-OiriiF:NT"at~Fairilaveii, -sU-rootn boUHC, Red Bnnk_43B-M, or 2!in7-W. (JOMFORTABLE furnTuhcd room for it.it; ^Linden* Shoemaker. Russell Jordan, FLORENCE eahlnot two-bvirnor ilvo eallonn paint .etjunl to any 53.0'; dldown. lionc Red Hunk 1806,* comfortably fuinlsbed; bath and allTHIRTY ~ncroir7""iroocl" land'rTacvmiiri paint, ono Ration Dutch- Bo*/ Unseed; oil, warm und cheerful; no other roomers*. modern Im pro Yemen ta ; located on Kemp •SReglnald Wolcott, Mark Berlow, Vin- heater In flrat-claai condlLion. for nalo FOR HALE, cockerels, strulrr Hampton HO WORRIES when you send your dry . house, nil modern improvenicnto; _ cboap. Nearly' now. Owner has no uecono four-inch brush, qni) quart turpentine lliB to un; moro wear for your UHdUl 33H7-R, Tied Bunk, 10 Kim place.' in CMuc [iml Syramoro avenue; rent $fll). barn, outl)iiildliiKn In tho beat of condi- oorit Paladlno, Erneat. ''.QrUnttis, Al- and two poundu 'nitty, Mtnimouth Paint Black Leghorns, A-1 drakes, lEnsllih In f u rn'iH ticu o r u n f u r- Apply Mra. Chud»lck. phone 2&&7-W. Red for nunic. TDlcjjhono KoRnsburtr 230.* dlan runners, strain Johnson-Indiana rlothCH after our dry clcanlnff procena. I TWO _e roomn tion. Arthur ^llryiui, rorluupcck, phona bert FazMno, Frank Loversldge, Dln- and VarnlHh Wurku, 2DII Willow nlhhetl. Phono flcrvice. I'lcnly of WONDimKUrONDimKUr/ flufffl "I'"POIC'IIIBI O 'beutifubeautiful Buckling pitfft nnd caponn killed and Wo rrniVe your clothen wear longer. Mar- Phone ' nlo Arnono. Joseph EBchelbach and Ixmc Ilrnncli, phono 8119-J; Ited Bank nulca, l>ye Works, 45 Prospect avenuo, heal...... : centra_ tral locutionlocution,. on river bank ami plno trcB for dale, can bo used for Storo, U9 Went, Front utroat. tlrcHsed to order. Hnnn Papenhagen. Old HOUSE IIUNTINfiT U 8O. let mo hole ATTRACTIVE house, near rlvQc"toivn and Charles Scheldt, manager. chinch or private fnmlty: noil cheap If Mill Houne, Vandcrburgh rond, Colt' Rod Bnnk. phone 3^. highway. Cull nt 14 Itfvcrsld_ e Hvenue, you. I have many lUtitiKfl uf bouses for BtaLlon; citfht room* nnd Imthj t;urot;«J 1 Ukcn at onco. Write or call. HO, Wash* BUY PAINT now, direct from factory at Neck, N. J., phone Freehold 4O3-W-1. BOARD'nt rguaoniibio mica; nil modern phone 141C-M. Red Hark. rent .u Itnj Hank ami vicinity. Reauon- In fine- condition. .Rent reauoniibli). In- InKton Htroct, Long Brnnc... N. J. prices lowest, tin co lQljt Gun run teed Improvements; hut and cold running LARGE frotit room for rent with' able runu. W. T. Purker. Cl-56 Broad uulre of Gharlofl Roai, 1 Allen DIUCC, phon* hound paint ?l.ri0 per 'gallon; heavy atari neutral loentlon. Hudson House, family: suitable fo two; or ati ecu lleti Bank, phono SZ'Zl. ______Kcd_Bank ^61i'J-W. ' JllTE ROTARY newln« machine, jQuccn hlnvlo Ktalns In ell colors 90c per gallon; BUSINESS NOTICES. B' Waltor Bruyero, member of tho Anno cabinet. In perfect condition; >co8t 181 HitfiHon avenue, phono Red Bank 944 room. Mrs. U. Murdy, 39 South UNFUUNlSHEii. 'immediately >,~non up-to"- OVER "ififf houscii'In 'ItctMlii'iik. nnd -vleln- " roof paint. 6Oo per gallon j floor varnlnh Rod1- Dank.' tichlor- claaa of tho high ncliool, and I0», will PCII for I3r>, Mra, (I. Murdy, STAlt Window Cleaning Co., Ooorgo f*e. MONBY^fo^oW gold. We pay (iiit*: lum butiKaloiv, nix roomu. evoiy ity, both furtilHliGil ni.d unfurniahod; nl- Sl.fiO par ttullonj (junrt enamel T.ith I'.ii* mHimger. 6 Wharf avenue, . Red Bank. 0 South Btrect, Red Bank,' Inch brunh, 6&cj wall texture, all colon), for old gold Jewelry, watches, sold LARGE front rooin un H rut. floor, f,, r. nio.lui n ini|.ro\ pirn-nt ; i-nr»jrc; open ilre- «o nuitrtmcnts anil HIOIPH. Somo nt rctitu ono of tho two varsity members of chona 3711-W. - riivin . the 1631 football team who returned UAISY OHAND piano i can nlao be playei fin pound. Montnuuth Taint mid Varnish oeth, etc. neu.^lUcs, jewchs, 36 Btond nlBhcd lociitod o n 11 •f lilarc. Idciil liieiitiun. corner Fair Haven below canyinc L-IUIIBOH. fice mo 'before automatically Iwlth Klextrlo renroduc Works, 2ftf> Willow avenue, Long Branch, QARTON (JtiAMUEnUAlN, contiactor aad utreet, Red_B_iinli. Tiant reaeunablc. Tolcpho lit) Hni ,1 road ntnl MrCnitrr n venue. ReannnaMe. . - rent. fJ. Howard Llpnliwott, fll jfon- to school, was awarded tho position r) i like now; cost 11,860. will Biicrlfico at, phono atlD-J, Red Bunk utoro, 119 West bulldor: jobblna eapeclally. 151 South WANTED^ nut'mortcuiiG, Jft.uon on $2fi.- Apply Mr». WlUina. phono 2&57-W. Ued mouthfitrcet, nhone Red Hunk 8_ !'•''**_ Ureet. Rod Bank, [thono 3SM a724-W. Of right guard on the Now Jorsoy all- D5f>. Other ttrnndn from $225 »n>. Dlr- Front Btrect. 00it IJUBIIICHS propeily in Monmouth LARGE frotit room, twin bed*, nl-ely f , Hank, tji- ::.M. _ CONOVER LANK, on "r.^r j~fon"r"rtiiCter state third football team. an's IMnnoHhop, Red Bank, phono 93B, TliOPICAL PISH. whlcli breed tit fro-' ELECTRICAL jybblns done at itboit no- county for three yeiirn. Will elvo bonus. niflhed ; very low rule; L-enliully ID-L-IUCII. ilAI.l*" of dtiuriloYiuuPo'oii Me^&nJc street; bedroomx, two (mlha, i;ervant«' tjutillem; HAItttlT3 for sale. New Zealand and Chin- qucnt tntcrvnln In homo uainirlumfl, Lice. Let me eatlmutc on your renulre' Add rcfifl Fi rnt Mortgage, box 611, Red19 Hudson avenue. Itcd Bank." ix riiomd \vltli wfitei-; S2O per montli. two-car -RaraKc; ¥ lou. Phone Red Bank :' * * • chilla* for brooders, merit and pets, Plnnts, food. unal an. d. luiundurna __for. mentn. SnlUfactlon ?uar»nteed. Jamci Bank. ONE. two or' thrco plenHantT f urii'luhetl La tui fc 1,-inn Company, 12 Mechanic nr.OO. Hndloy-Hnll, 107 Monmouth We«l. Rnlph T. Moan, corner of Stnta Muhwey «nlo, Betsy I!o«a 1'lnli Hutrliory. IU Woat Clay, 42 Broad street, phono Red Bank room*!, with kltrhcneite for light house- :ct. Itcl ltnnk. __ The Junior claBS will hold a danco 200/ WANTEll to parlor stove. keeping; all improvcjD]entfi; u&fr, electricity and Conovor lane. Red Dank. N. J. Front ntrcct. lihono Ited Bank 36H2-W. 10 3-J.* aiX-KOi>M ho um. Knraiie; on hiKhway, Friday of next woek at the high Atlantic HiKl) nnd running witter; ni*nr station and bus REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IOUBINATION cool and Ran stovo ... DRY OAK wood In etove und flroplaco THE FURNITURE hospital, cbolra caned, unc block to buliool am) bus; all Ini- LADY PASSENflElt would like to HO tolines. 13D Brld^o avenue, Ited Hank, school gymnasium. Toddy Hoyt and ealoi has conl oven, BOB oven and loaat- lengths- well rotted ufanurcj top noil. ftirnlturcg rcpairecr nioxtb. Whlto-Pach. Inc.. Ttcd Bank, R^iyH. Stlllmnn. Entontown. phono 178. Bank In tho conteBt sponsored by TRAIN. SET, electric Lionel, alnrdant Phone Red, Rank 1613, or call ot 38 South 1 APARTMENT for Vent, four ro'nnw. (nil phono 2100. and lumber for oulc Custom sawing SIXTY-ACIIK rnrm. ronvcnlant to Rod the Social Service organization in complete with tunnel, extra track iti-ect. Red Bank. WANTEI)."*enVi"lliKe" cutter in pood woVk- outKide) and bath; licat and wuter, Slid irltlgo, etc.; eltctrlo InrnpH,' floor ant dohu. Charles G. Dennett. Mlddletown, Ing order. Give prico and where It can Bank, ««llcnt location, Btato highway, the finals of tho contest to bo hold N. J.. phone 78. ___^_^______THEORA BROWN LYNCH, modiste, drcaa. ler month. Land & Loan Co.. 12 Median- fertile HOII. brook, ticvcu-rooin IIOUBO; out- irltluo, complete. $3.05; beds and HprlnR be nccn. Add res B Dunovan, box 511, Red c gtreet. Itnil Bank. FIVE-ROOM bung.llO'i*, all inuirovc- $1 each: lnnernprlntr mnttreBiien; JO.Ofi making, alteratlonB, coatumlns, hem luiildinsn in fine condition; value $^5,000, over radio station WCAP at Aabury Bnnk. _• MODERN fivo room a nnd bath; fiirnyt; nlcntis: onm-eiir i^iir n^-c: ?ao.0O por four-pouter bods. iecretarl«N, rnblnotg, COCKEIl SI^NISPANIEE L puppies, at re- atltchlng, plcothifT, ploBtlng, etc. COB «arHficc Sll.fino. Ray Stlllmun, Eaton- Fark Friday and Monday afternoons. WANTED to huj, inriro KIIB ntrollflr In nubia rent. Adults only. _ H, ilfOfiricrii, clifllrn and many odd plecen from lumea to order. Prices reasonable. moi nth. Cci Ut •own Co., f.Un- lnwjti__pli£nc__1 TS, duced prices; blneh and white nnd Rood condition. AildrcaH L. S. S., box Knhlert, Stale highway No. 35. phone The contestants will read their es- unclnimcd Htoraffo at bamaln pricea. Al- located on Bccond floor, 16 Broad street. ,K. fill, Redjtnnk.' Keyport 1)97. ^^^ ion elrccl, Huvu ru onw, bath .•.IMI ull Itank^ "__ low drive. Llttlo Sliver. N. J. ment blocks i SIAO Northwestern cram bat ha rind heated. A good propoulllo Price JfJiOito. Easy tcrmri.. W. A.-Ho[»- • • . tor rent. Peter DIPonto, 245 Shrewsbur Will stnnd InveatliiaLlon. Security if for two families or for someone to take 1 irniii'ovemcii tB; ori plnir. a Linden plnce, Itcd Bnnk, phon« WOOD for ntile, *10 n cord, or (R n loak, Jr, Eycumoro Jiiven ue, and ueed, of the bettor* kind; ten-plccc Shi*c*/sburv, phone 4i'oo -M, Rod BinkB . FOR SALE, about seven acres of land, ited Into tho girls' Hl-Y club at the MONEY TO LOAN on fint bond find FIVE-ROOM apartments to let; $15. In- ivkh unpla ocbanl nnd strawberrien; by HOUSKHOLD 1'UItNLTURE muBt bo nold 2nellnh Chlupondnlo wulmil dlnliiR suite Colonial home. eiylit~room^ high school. An elaborate Initiation 0G, other dining room nulten from $10.7f. mortgage. Applications given im- EMPLOYMENT. quire In pnlnt etore, 119 West front running brooV. WyckofT road. R. F. U. nt once for cash; living room, dlnlnt; street. Red Bank. two-car trarnKe; seven arrca land, auo- has been planned for tho now mom-room and bedroom not; nlHo other Items. letlroom aultca from $19.?r» up. Drain! mcdlute attention. Hawkins Broth- No.l. boN_'J(i'l. Entontown. N. J. • HELP WANTED—White chambermnld- foot frontiiRe on Laurel avenue: in Cenler- (iramnnn'B, 11 Whlto Btrect, Red Ilnnk^ living room nultcn {48 ; tood used ers, real estate and insurance, 10 FOUR beautifully furnlnhcd rooms with vllle, Holmdel townnhip; four miles from AT BUTTON~WOOI> in RhTewnbury. new bers which will last until Saturday hree-picco nulton from f 15 vip. Atlantic wnttrcRa; whlto general houneworker; bath; heat furnished; Unlit housokccpiriH Red Bunk, near Key port: convenient to iiinc-ioom liouse, Ljvth und lavatory; evonlng. Tho mombera arc Dorothy CHILI)'S~roll' "top~des"k and awivel chair iimlliuc WnrchouHC, 35 Monmoulh ntrccl, Monmouth street, Red Bank. white couple. Monmouth Employment privileges: une-of phone; private entrance. for Hale. Cull Keyport r.-ll-M. Agency, 1 ')7 Monmoutb street. Red Bank. hi ores, schools, etc.; rent ?10. Sell, hot water ticnt, one-cm* iittnrhed KU«»gq"; -Hallanan, Elizabeth Wldlcy, Caroline !lcd Hunk. Phone Red Bank S4U. S l'J.000 : near Stale hiRhwiiy, Can be i-ceu OTTMAN'8 EXPRESS—Moving and u Phone 3560. . SILOlHi: on ttrmn. (1. Howartl Llpplncott, UKPUOOM #ct in wnlinit. KCVCII filerei: in THREE-ROOM apartment. by wrltlnc Mm. Du'Ty, 305 Easl Cith •i 1 Mornujuth Htrc<;t._phonc Ued Jtank 321. Chadwlck, Irono Stoworald, Isabelle n1«o rnngei both In good condition, oral trucking No job too lar^e- oi SITUATIONS wanted for good colored very nood condition; nl«o umall lovo r bath; all improvement!.: Htieet. Newjfnrk City. _ _ AN ATTllAGTIVE homo ot fiv-j rooms, Paynter. Janice Simon, Anna Ship- >10 each. 111 7 l'rolpceI t nvenilc, ItcRdd HunkHk. RRIBII ; reasonable rates. I or prompt serv- general hoiiHCworkcrH; flrnt, clana white tout.: rhciip for rjulek KIIIC. iJrumanii'H, (trover ApurtmeiitH, corner bath, him room, two-Htory Bhop. 16x^4; BAH* CMUUAGK for unic. Whitney ice phone B187-W. 183 Mechanic street. cook; excellent colored couple. Refer. I''"()Il R_NfT utorea. offices, flats, houses, kin, Alice Simmona and Louise 1 Whlto Htrcct, Red Hunk. lot h»():;i3(j; fine old ehadc; «arn_o nrt per in 11 nth : Mni.lo avenue. of tho high school, und ^Robert J. Cermnn liollco pup.. five mmonlhlh"n oldo . . II'rlr" 'ee ICPH rpiiKOtinble. ITcllormn.fi a Antiques. kinds of furniture. Frank Howard, ft5 phone 2360-M, Rc«l HimV.. plot. Jih\ir. W h ciirefully handled Phuno Red Bank utrcet^ php^e_2:W". J_P __"•__;-1 ven roud, i.lionc Red lot-Rtion for a commut«r; $11,000. Liber- 678 r./ , i "How to .Cure for Your Pets." Para- 3187W for prompt eorvlce. OUtnnn'a Ex- arrunyemenl to annum good earning. Ad- C'ri)V.iCr. I ^4 I of a ntereoptlcon, or aa It is moro mount Pet Shoppe, 21 Monmouth Btrcct, e Al'ARTMENTH^ thvee iWm.n," 5 i nl terms. O. Howim! Lipi.lticott. St Hon- WAS YOU there. Shmlcyl At the Ann. prcsH. 13:1 Mechanic Btreet, fled Bank. dl ™_J?- M- A., hox BU, Red Bunk. 1 commonly known, a magic lantern Red Hank. rotim». 51S.on; >\x room-. SI H I.I ' of ilnublc hou»e. corner Shr wsbury utH__i_&et._t*>ia_nc Ued Dank 321. tlun ltoomit for teal holiday bargain* 1 THE ANNESE Scfaoul-ol Music has been WANTE~I>. white Klrl for ffeneral" hoiiito. I ( 1 1 rooms, J4 ).0i); nine rnorn!*. (fiit.i .cinii mn] Oakliind street; nix mums, SALE or rent, year round homea. butitfv* living room aulten II Ti, dining room aulto work: uleep in; J2B per month. Ad- * * * HAhiO ^KHVIQB on nny mnkc: Kn mada tho eolo agent for tlio Milan piano A-1 enrul[lion. (ilobe Kcul . elcrtrirlty, toilet and stov< : Kood lows, (&tta_efl. botcU. itorcn. o Ml COB, $ll». breakfant set 16, ntovo SI, etc. 35 accardian. imported frcm Milan, Italy. As (I re mi W. (I., box [ill. Red Bank. I 1 Siroinlierg-Cnrlnon, RCA Victor. A Hunt Front, at reel. Rod lljink. ,(|HI'in : rent $*2«. Mm. J. J. tl building lota and farms; all locations; The eclenco club under tho direc- Kn»t Front Btrect. Ileil Hank. mouth a nneclal free Instruction will be RIVGII wltli [Cent. Phllco. Turtllnc'n. 16 Mon EXPERIENCED ncneral houseworker win THKEE. four, five mut hi\ nio New line avenue. Heal, pho Hummer rentals. Anbury Edwards, 220 every Instrument purchaaed from tlio tion of Loon Rex was tho recent FOR SALE, Fada rnillo, cicrtrMiat): overy- trcct. phonrj Reii Bank 3!>. en a ponltion ; irood reference. Pho Roy Apartment". I*n "lortnu Broad-ay, Lung Branch. N. TH Dhon* school, Eauy terms arranged. 47 Waeh- . thirty complete, perfect; your own price. MANO TUNIN214 2W* mentn, Hivcrntdc liiudvi^ A 133, right S3U-W. gueat of tho Carlton theater where Ington Btreet, Red Bunk, phone 1751. ____>_ tho nound apparatus, projoctloi Thono R«d Hank 80-J.' mannhhi; entlmntcn cheerful I y KIVCII. Apply Tludlcy-Hull, H>7 Munmu nt fi-T rlerKen plmc: 130-YKAK-OI.l) fBirn homcatend, by -_ itrttliiR'n, 1C Monmouth utrcct. phone Itcd SAM_ MONEY —bet me (jive you an 6Hti- WIUTE WOMAN" wlahci day's work to do. phone Red RanK 3:.m». KKU SET. dcak. typewriter, enrtninp or would do laundry In or out. Call al Lv 6;t Cerasn place, U run nine brook nnd willow treoti; fuuf- cameras and other features of i Bonk Rf» • . ' mato on that plumbing or beatlnu job. AI'AItTMKNT nf UITC i-rxun., fu vanity tlr«*itcni. bedii. fctr.. can* !> 1 _____„_ •276 Mechanic street, after 6:00 P. M.. tfien ncrefl, all crjiiiiinieiit for poultry nnd Complete Standard bathroom Sioy. All n is lied ; ull Impmvpnierili*. W hie at or were explained. Tho club ia boupht At your prtre for CRFII. firom WAailERS Hold, serviced nn] phone Ited Bank_ 1274.# farming: 2fiu laying pullets, four Duroc work guaranteed. Leo F. Ill Man, Bel ford. elect rlrlry. k''l^. conwI nut Imt SIN IIUUM lionhc ut 1-> ICivcrMdc nve- bogs, BO und horse; houfo has sorna lm- making plans to visit tho Jeraoy iinn|fl, 11 Whltq^ftreeit^ntd _Banji. purchatied; also Enay, ABC and Thor. N. J., phono Keansburg 506-W. vnle cut rfince. inlvHle but hi (in provpmontfl and In good condition: also (ilHh'S Iiicyr.Jo for sale. Rood condition; intlnK'n, 16 Monmoulh street, phone Itcd iiiic. newly fijrnUhcd; (ieneral Eler- Central power and light company, SALESMEN and anlcnladics (thoeo Wwi Front ulrue!, n DiitbuJIdlnKs. Address It. F. D. I, box 204, ¥12, Ingulro Helen Sickle. 'J7 ' Soutl Bunk 30. TEWWrEnnheadoTuartora. Typew i . i<- i cfricorntor ; hot water heat; one- the Telephone company and thoMon •treat, Ittd Dank._ LO(J SAW MILL for tuttin_ lumber; run- rented, bought, sold and repaired. Tru- With CILTf preferred) to represent Rod Hunk.' KMiinipttii N. J. ^ nine itindiLlon; coniplcte with building; ,-nr HiH-nirc. Imrulie Carl J. Dicti. mouth county water works In the bln|n. 6S BroaJ "treet. Red Bank. N. Y. rubilihcra. intrndurln. the tot- APAKTMKNT to re tn A COZY nix-room Coluiilol typo haut* blt(iJVN~for inle, bargain afjIoTnTTafi very chcup; nlnu throe-ph-iBO mo to in. John PAINTER and paper hanger and dcrur- cut edition of "Modern Eloriuenrc" to .rill nhiirc. Ap Kn IU! We^l Fronl ntrcel, phone Red with fireplare. nun porch, hath, hot w_- near future. condition; nultnblo for a mail Sunday- H. Cook. Jr.. phone 4t»P-M. lied Bank. irhool; Intcreittd portlen cull Kcd Bank stor; reasonable prices. Will paper n Lc* llertnidca Ai-n ter heat nnd one-cur caraKe: located on WOOD for sale. ierlcB; hconvenient lied Banki eight SOD and torsoII; apple tres wood, flru cer: CCBBPOOI. cleanflil nd i us : Bank, t»r nt;o?it'-- d Banki eight in Maytnp, Kany, A. B. C. and Thor. nny kinii of newing done. Fricon reason* ,-lc-lllrlly. K. 1>. Hill. II Al- roomn. two ifl t Uri (Th« iUd Bank Reelttir can lj* bought I)lace lengthB, Mlddletown Stock Fnrm, cunrnnteeil. nt tlio lowest 1 rlco». w«rr beautifueautful trees. Uwri, Tuflt!n_*B, 1C Monmoulh st.-cct, Red Bniik, nblo. KMn Ryncdorph, -3 Hector place, et, Keji'ort, plione Keyport Karuse; 2!i ncrer-. moro lanl d If required? ttt Eatontown from NoltU Moiby st th« Thomnr^B. Field, phone 601. Hclumbln_, Ht REAL ESTATE WANTED. h 17 8 CHRISTMAS CARDS—Hn« lino to eelect HANDY MAN, SwedUh/nniiH work ; eond M linimo for rent, with «a- Phono 17 8. Slhoi).* plftco wood for inlet pries 110 per cord hit; nntl tinning. Pumps and windmills ^TS ur nirciinc \vnnt,,,l i,, trtirli; fnr || v from nt, Tho ltct*lpler olllrc, hunlnens and ntor. p»inter nnd ninxon ; nlilc to do unpi nveni«nirt: newly tlernrat- FOUR-ROOM buncalow, ,oms Iranrovft, 1 Fred MHrz,_phon_e Matawtu 1082. epaired. Ayent for Master carbureiut iricin fcrllon In refined neigh- YThn Ladies aid society of tho r«oiial dcKlsnn; nnmn imprinted at emttil coal H&vliiit (Ievice. FHH nny furnace, it .nythlni* : nwn tnnln. Ueat refer- ments; »»r»itc; Inrgo plot .ulUbf. for B'KO vV N ~fUr~'ffim rned^~roVt7~ rr«t"irii] [y 1 aied at 1? Urummond placo. ajtetnodlst church -will meet at tho it, JKnr!_y Kojr^t]onjft(lvUe I. I^U-htrn avenue, UGLI Bank. Ph"ne t:tfl4. rtry 1-en.Honnblc. Adilress I . 0. Dox rhlrkon farm or nursery; near ll#\ Oanki new: roit $70 ]nnt year: broBdcloth fill. Itcd Hank. _ ___ 1'lnmi- JIc] J nnk_l 4 74-M. Sl.hOn, ea,/ terms. I'htjno Red Uank NAHIBKrTwvo blrda. ftncheit." Ihihn, etc. i T11K IlHillKST tirlcos raid for live CQICK- ^'Methodist parsonngo tomorrow after- Inrsa rollnr and cufTn brown wolf: sire iivv:-HT)(^f "tTiinBalow for Bab7*or~ront, n-js.j. ______„ eager., foo.la. tonic* nnd all hint suppllea. OIIB. Joe Unker, 230 Uechanla itreot WOMAN ;'cxrullcnt~uilnnts, Phone Red Dank Z309, tore. refined woman! ono nctctcl v.ill NEW Liick buniilow. ,U roomi, tllarl A.ldroM ltox 6E, Holmdel. N, J. All Was originally ochcduletl to bo held foods and all neh mm pi it* n. Purnmoiint c i arrive frca trnl n In« on profcufion-il cur- modern Improvement. Cnll Middle- kllrhm anil I.nth. Holland h.at. full NK\V*"ZEALANIiZEALANIhlt" a mhbltn Vet Ghonpc, 21 Monmouth ntrcet, Had SAVE i6 ,'o, build now. Frank Scott, con- lenw'tli »'-rccn«, tivo-cur uureue; lama plpfc Hr thn homo of Mrs.'Carroll Parker ""to m trnctor and builder, phnn« 8442 Itcd netlcrc: income beglnnlnu flurlnK tmln- 20 rent* a puunc], welcliitirf Hunk, _ \ux- Nn inmiiieBn cxperlenrc roiiutrprl. of IU nf uroiiii.l : $l,.i0,. I.ihornl turra,. 0. nix to rav lUnk. ['. U. Addrcu R. I'. D. No. 1 I(Bd of Long IJrnnch. en pouti), old. Fre< ilimk. Ktlnli *;iiliipcn.lnlo; «M inahouany YCTllN'T WUMAN, pood driver, wlchc- po- IU lihone Ucl hunk .IJL • MM. Frank. Kcnrm will entertain i1el hnvo Tlolm etery. J.ox 20|,_Mnt« lirhon« B07.M. lied Ranlt. 'I', ho.ine fnr nntl kltrlion; un >liiplay at Jm.ri h 1'uf MoinKe Hunk," i-nir gn.rn.Ke. (ilntia tlcnl EaUta. II ^30 o>;lock at licr liomn. fy'n, Mnln uliact. tlireo l>lurhn from runt niture Wcliniir-c, ;ij Moiutuitith ntrsvt, JAI'IHi; HOUSK8—Wn buy, -ett and ix- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. >r liu.ine,,: W'ANTKl). rapaMs italliin-Anierii'iiii.'Vlil- m Front .trrrl. Iteil Hnnk. «>(Hro. I'oit Monmouth. It will (my you to Itcil Bn k. chaiitf • high cl»« iihuw and [>le«Mn e Uclfnril. Ml Ilinml An election of trufitern will bo hold ml I nnd sea them. ' tr tr. ITO In prurrry tmnlnorri with ntimli l .A NTiin 11 ii III ,'A NI is'." rO^ATr TP horkien, polo imnlea and huntcrn. A lariiu .m tnnlty: lin* iluelllim; wat. I'linnn lloit Hank \f rlMoy, I'YIeilliuuler Co., 011 A»huri «¥«- rnrney In Bpnir llnic. W.llo r. (I. lln, were prewent to rnjuy thn party. tiTK.INWAY uininl plnmi tine, I'.huno_i_itMir]r_t'n_k_3S6q. l>il iljink IJ_JH-J. hluli | 'I'll I.IVINli Vli'tl.tiimY ini.ilrll Inlllnl r.,.-l f':. :\, [Uil IIJIKK. or iilnnii ;'.L\-!UmM~ •»,k. ll,,,,.r ,ilill r,| t" Plann urn nrltiR nituln by tlio Conv CrSHpUOUr HtVntd. cilitri"duV, ICODI^ ( fill i.|,i-,-ll,,«n l.r. II. linnniMlrr,! |.i'ilr,l. KOiiVraV nV.Vl~foi- ,.||.,.|c.n IU, II. :iiiii,,,,,,,. i;.\. iua mi'I ifratllntr nt ieanK.(,"I tlinw iiwr< Itnvlnu e* llllll llrlil nf ,,|. TWO MIIIUIUN I in.J.'.' .nil, l»>tli r,,,r A dlntilct rally wun hold nl tho ipille llirtulM. 'ja WIMI l AllC'l IUNi;t;lt -1*1 niy •ippiUnr* of ' IICHMH-, No invrntinr. . ..•finlrnl. . Ad- • It won't i..|l. In _t(nnlt. All I,,, -,.,--. .< Mttlft Hllvcr MeMuMilHt cmirrh Mon- lltl f or J l lu 1 ..., II. 1.. II. 1 ix Ml. ftf-rt Hunk. IP.(in full iniil. Call Hi-,I Ml,,.in. ..II, ••! fl«y nlKlit. ii"V.i|i;i>n. i "...ii. "nil"Mfi'i." -.-rvl,,, tn von. Will nil M.V. " A;ol i TNII MV.Iy'iniui ^hiirii l |i f tl.lnL\ fn.nl-li rUrUi, • I,,,,,,lv HI, i, I;...i 11,,,,i. :I:I. Mrn, Ch»rlf*« llrrrnn ciitctinlnril tit I'li .I.It. (' Wilul.l. MIMn rrtx. I'honn MI.If tli" Mhrcwjt Scabright News. pin.,. . U..I I!....'- lltj Alt I MUlt I'.. IIOVCK. t-nint?r, ,•::. lik.l I hury IlrSillnir Hub nt her hmun Mmi- ll apUiullii f....,l .- 1 , •itltnnl" ,.i r,,i, ii II.,1 ll.ii,k '( Inn llnr. l,,l I,,,. AUTOMOBILES. P. InVn full c ll.-i i,,.,I'M, V (III. 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I.. ,i ,•! 1,1 .1..I.I I:. Ok1 1 t. t (•••• *^l>rM*Ut I »f |l| H •MWi, I I, i „- L I.' Page Thirty RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 14,1932. FOSTAL JOBS. laboratory and will give 21-hour ser- Christmas Seal Fair Haven Pay* vice. Joseph H. Schenok Recommendations Made for Appoint- Tho hospital fcols that with a full- Christinas Special On Permanent Wave Presents Taxes of $19,856 time technician employed it will be ments In Five Commingles. From now until Chrtatmai, you may have The lightning star ol stars Radio Contest ahlc to givo moro thorough and con- Leon's who strikes at the heart of County and state taxes for tho sec- Senators Hamilton F. Kean and W.sistent work in conjunction with the jour choice of dther'a genuine Eugeno or -the world -with the PEAK Eleven Monmouth County High ond half of the year, amounting: to Warren Barbour have recommended attending doctors. « Tho laboratory the new heaterlcsj TUermliiuo Permanent PERFORMANCE OF HHR $19,856.81, were paid at Monday the appointment of Henry C. Meck- has been redecorated and fully CAREER! School Pupils Will Compete night's meeting of the Fair Haven lcm as postmaster of Llncroft, tho equipped by tho Bed Bank auxiliary (Col liunn ' Wovo at tho very spoclal price of— for Frizes as Broadcasters of commissioners. An application-was re-appolntment of Mrs. Raymond of the hospital. Speeches Friday and Monday. received from Justice of tho Peace Despreaux for postmistress of Mid- JOAN Walter Mills for appointment as re-dlotown village, the rc-appointmehtof $5.00 Eleven Monmouth county high corder. It was filed. Tho term of Mrs. Margaret P. Opdyko for postmis- MnUuvan Homo Burned... .'•• CRAWFORD school students have been chosen by Elmer C. Wainrlght, the present re- tress of Keansburg, tho rc-appol»t- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holiday and Como In or call Red Bank 3182 for W tholr Bchools to enter the radio corder, does not expire until January, ment of Miss Viola "VanNotc for post- their two children were driven from Appointment, ' Cuuftesy or. • appalling contest sponsored by the 1 JVIctro-Goldwyn-Mayer 1934. . mistress of Ookhurst and tho re-ap- their home at Matawan early Sun- Finger Wave or Mnroel with Shampoo. Monmouth county Christmas Beal A letter from Miss Jane Covant of polntmcht of Mrs. Bertha Baker for day morning by a flro which is be- committee which will take place on Battin road contained a request and postmistress of Leonardo. Mrs. Ed-lieved to have been caused by a de- (Your choice of Rinse.) 81.00 Friday evening, December 16th, from a complaint. She asked that a branch ward Boughton Is the present post- fective flue. The house and all its half-past seven o'clock until quarter of the county library be established mistress of Lincroft. contents wero destroyed. The loss la " after eight o'clock, and on Monday in the borough,.,.She" said tho bor- Rose Marie Beauty Salon' RAIN According to reports which have about $8,000. Mr. Holiday, who la an evening, December 19th, from half- ough pays a library tax and was en-been current, there is n possibility unemployed carpenter, has been rais- THERE is but one real ex- A United Artlnts FIctOre pnnt seven o'clock until eight o'clock titled to 1,000 books. Miss Covant that tho Democratic members of theing chickens and selling eggs. planation of "price-cut- 15 linden Place «&• • Red Bank with at Station WCAP. Tho students tooffered her "services as librarian. Her WALTER HUSTON ba heard Friday night are Richard United States senate will attempt to ling", and "that is FEAR! Just oil Brood St, Around Corner from Strand Theatre.' - complaint was that there were too block confirmation of postofflce ap- WILLIAM OARGAN •Marshall of the Neptune high school, It pays to advertlso In Tho Register. Fear explains it all. Fear GUY KIBDEE many dogs at large and tho borough pointments until after Mnrch 4th. In of competition. , Fear of Betty Samuel of the Bed Bank high should do something to stop tho that event tho position would be MATT MOORE • school, Winifred Cramer of St. Rose's nuisance. Both matters will be in-filled during tho term of President- 1'UTJI.IS. loss of trade. Fear of the SUN. & BION.—Deo. lSth-lOtb high school of Beimar, Eleanore Stif- vestigated. hard times. The fear that ler of tho Manasquan high school, elect RoosevelL Shrewd, careful buyers read The Register's Class- Frances Stlllwell of Jho Freehold Bills amounting to $1,501.34 were people won't pay for qual-,, paid. A check for $30.38 was received lty work. The greater PpAMOUJNT; •high school, WilllamTa'trlck Ma- from tho Boro bus company. The LABORATOKT TECHNICIAN. ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller who lohey of St James's high school of next meeting will be held Tuesday the fear, the cheaper the ' LONG BRANCH Red Bank and Donald Shepson of price. And the cheaper tho Middlotown township high night, December 27th. Miss Isabel Kohlhrpp Engaged by Monnloutb Performances Cfaon* wants to sell and the buyer who wants to buy. 113 Broadway riiono BWJ school. Thoso who will take part Rlvervlow Hospital. Strwl 2:30.7, BP.M. 150O the price, the more it be- comes necessary for the Monday night are Mary Clifford of COMMCNITV SONG SERVICE. Tho Riverview hospital has en-Saturdays and Holidays Continuous Star of tho Sea academy of Long gaged a laboratory technician for LAST TIMES TQDAYI cut-rate cleaner or laun- Branch, Benjamin Smith of the Key-Carols to be Sung at tho Baptist dry to cut corners on serv-v port high school, Edward Phillips of Church Sunday Afternoon. the examination of all pathological At 3:14, 7:49, 9:47 tho Matawan high school and the» specimens.- Hiss Isabel Ivohlhepp, WILLIAM KAY ice, The price-cutter has Preparations are being completed who was a technician at tho Long only one means of appeal WAGNER MARKET CO representative of Atlantic Highlands for the community Christmas carol POWELL FRANCIS high school who has not yet finally Brancl| hospital a year and a half, —price> only one method service to bo held Sunday aftecqpon is now in charge of1 the Riverview in been selected. from four until five o'clock at '{Be "ONE WAY PASSAGE" of making money—cut- The radio audience will be asked Red Bank Baptist church, under the ting quality and service. each evening to vote on their first direction of the Young Woman's and second choice for that evening club. Tho public Is Invited to at- SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRYING and there will also be a committee of tend. A free will offering of canned WE do not believe that the experts on tuberculosis who will lis- goods will be made and the food will TOMORROW nnil FRffiAY public WANTS cheap ten in and give their opinion as tobe given to families in need. QTRANI Feature at 3:08, 7:38, 9:41 cleaning or cheap laun- the educational value of tho speech- The colored community club, under u dry. We do not believe es. Tho winners of each night will the direction of Mrs. William Lang- Red Bank CHICKENS bo announced and the two winning ford, will render several selections. Hearty that the public can be speeches will be broadcast at a date Another feature will be singing by bamboozled with the in- Herd's an exceptionally LOW to be announced later, at Which time a choir of Red Bank school children, consistent idea that "high t&t decision as to tho first and sec- Laughter under tho direction of Miss Emma quality" and "cut prices" PRICE for this high quoIity.1 <%id award will be made and prizes Jane Lafetra, the music instructor, will DO* presented. and with Miss Ruth Hay, music and go hand in hand. Further- cacher at tho River street school, as more, our belief is sup- the piano accompanist. The chil- Heart-Deep ; ported by the-fact that in FRESH CALAS PORK BUTTS PORK LOINS dren will sing two traditional Eng- Run Down By a spite of the present ogre WHOLE Ish carols and two old French car- of price-cutting, LEON'S PER ols. Robert McKce will sing a solo Drama ib. 12c OR Hit-and-Run Driver part in one of the French carols. have continued to HALF LB. Tho Baptist choir will render selec- GROW. Ellwood Rennio of Lewis street, tions and there will bo singing by Eatontown, is recovering at tho MDII- the entire assemblage. 1 SIRLOIN, ROUND PURE PORK v BONELESS mouth Memorial hospital from in- THE COURAGE OF juries received Wednesday morning or PORTERHOUSE SAUSAGE M£AT Tho road to better and bigger busi- QUALITY CHUCK POT by a hit-and-run driver at West Long ness leads through Tho Register's ad- Branch. His injuries comprise a vertlslng columns.—Advertisement STEAKS or LINKS ROAST broken right leg, four broken ribs, WE shall always give the injuries to the chest and bruises. best that modern methods Rennie, who has been unemployed and science has provided ib.29? 19c for a number of months, was walk- for—the highest value in Ing towards Long" Branch on the [Atlantic Theatre Eatontown-Long Branch highway service, and treat each LEGS l .'Illn, 7t<0. 0:41 A I'Alll lt.inK.iia wllli li...ll>..l Oriental - - . $8.60 Legs Lamb 18c" ..I vi.nni .ml rim,,. nl .-il.. ' Guinea PORK LOINS Capons llnlf or SEND US YOUR FELT WOMEN'S , 7 lt>«. IIF.NS $ Ulii.ln 12" HAT FOR CLEANING. PURE SILK WE MAKE THEM LOOK Full-Fnthionctl LIKE NEW. VrnI Cullet : ' " will, •' Sirloin Slrnk *-».l Kta.lt.a < hn.lla Kui|l»f HOSIERY 29 Ib M.. lul.,,,l I,,.I.,, luil.n.M r At... C nir .95 FRESH SEA FOOD ii....i M.I,.,!.,.,. n... rt I'nlr 49 ' n Fnir PHONE AM I«lr«t l'nl»m. 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