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Church Play Nets $200, Rustic Job Finished. Dougherty Iii&Utd Weekly, Entered &9 Bccom!*ClRB» Matter nt tlie Post- .VOLUME XLII. NO. 49. olltce at Red Bank, K. J., under the Act of March Kd, 1H7D. M. J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1920. $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 1 TO 10. •money. For-this $11.70 they got a HEW TIRE MACHINERY. HOUSE AND BUNGALOW SOLD. RUSTIC JOB FINISHED. ship ride of 1,030 miles and nil the It Will ba Installed in Walter E. Charles Roberts Pays $3,500 for I rice they could eat while on the trip. | Walsh V Shop Monmoutii Street. Property on Leighton avenue. ' Out here we have had rides in all on ALFRED GROVER SELLS OUT TO LEVIS CHASEY FINISHES WEST LETTER FHOM SHANGHAI, ANDEEW CITARELLA TO SPEND New machinery for repairing and Charles Roberts of Bank street, sorts of vehicles and boats and it waS| A COMPANY. LONG BRANCH CONTRACT. FROM MR. COOK. on this boat that we had out firat ride SUMMER IN ITALY. vulcanizing automobile tires will be who has been employed many years ditor. of The Re«i.tor and Hi. Wife m n ChmcBO 8»mpan.| Iho Bnmpan is| „ , placed in Walter K. Walsh's shop on His Milk Business Which' He Hadby the Monmouth ice company, has He Built Large Porch, Porte-Cachere H SoId H! Meal Marl£0 Monmouth street, near the railroad bought a house and bungalow on the "T.fco !»" Many Sight. Strange a sort of rowboat, and though it looka Moninout-- h Street to Miller -Broth- Conducted Twenty Years Has Been and Dining Hall for the Norwood veT c lut ll ls ro cd h station. • A bulling machine which Bought by the Shrewsbury Dairy west side of Leighton avenue, facing Golf Club—Other Rustic J^bs ii> *.»<! C«riou.-Women Play Rob of y . f * , {J V » Chmeae ers of Eatontown and He and Hits cleans and prepares n tire for the Herbert street, from Nathan Cohen This Locality. Beast- s o—f Burden - . very dexterously. He uses only one Family Will go to His Birthplace. Company—A New Milk Plant. onr in rowing the boat, but he gets vulcanizing process will be installed. for ?,'S,500. Mr. Roberts runs an The largest rustic building ever John II, Cook, editor of The Reg- Andrew Citarelln has sold his meat Mr. Walsh has also bought a new Alfred Gro'ver has sold his milk automobile truck for the ice com- it along faster than rowbnts o[ aim- market business on Monmouth street, business at Shrewsbury to the constructed in tins county was com- inter, and Mrs. Cook are nearmg the ,,UI,ahe ar e rowed in our waters witu air eompre^soi) muchine. The ma- pany. The property whi^h he haspleted last week on the grounds of end t>i their tour of tlte I'ar bast. |^ near the railroad .station, to Miller chinery will cost $.'i50 and with it Shrewsbury dairy company, bought is 40xlU0 feet .and the vvo oarg hih i the Norwood golf club near West Th""ic following letter wuwas mailed AiApri"l Brothers of .Eutontown. The latter Mr. Walsh will be able to repair cern winch was incorporated last 1 b|)Ungal l0W is hack of the house. The At every town where it ship stops, took possession of the store yeBter- week. • I be company will move the ; ] eii rooms and the bunpa- Long Branch. It is really not a sep- 9thh from Shangaj by Mr. CooltCook: dealers in the goods made or grown about thirty more tires a week than houK e las sev arate building but is part of a mag- Wtf-havWtflmve just finishod a trip of day. Mr. Citarella and hia family, he in able to do with the present milk business from Mr. Grovcr's resi- ,ow ha3 fou,. Mr. Roi)ertg moved in thnt locality nwnrrn out to th« rhip. comprising his wife and two daugh- dence property to Charles M. 1 atter- nificent clubhouse which the club i» four thousand miles on coasting They ure eager to sell and they • equipment. | to the house yesterday. having built. The rustic-work com- tcrE anda son's property at Shrewsbury, which ateamera. The trip started near the spread out their goods all over the . , son, will leave two prised a porch and porte-cochere and week f r u tr to ltfll % 1 is rented by Charles C. liarker, the equator and followed the western cabins and dining room. They ask- f ° 'P y- W will a huge dining room large enough to coast, of Asia, with its muny turnings, president of the concern. The other high prices, but they usually take' spend the summer at a spot near incorporators of the company do service as a hull. The work wns all the way up to'Shanghai, "China. about hulf or less than half of the | Naples, where Mr. Cilurella's parents -! CHURCH PLAY NETS $200, done .by the Monmouth rustic works lale h Edson A. Starke and Mrs. Charles C. We stopped'at a good many places. asking price. The produce, fruits, •>*»>?• ' «y will return to this company of Red Bank, of which Levia JThe big ships which sail from tho SAMUEL PICOT'S PLACE IS TOBarker, The sale included the ma- etc,, is sold in large quantities to the country in bepternber. chinery, automobile trucks, wagons | ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN AT Chasey is the manager. principal ports have their passenger •\o.vk nna«nn<»i!P«. The rise of Mr. Citarclla from u HOLD A HUNDRED CARS. lists Ailed several weeks ahead and deck passengers. r and horses used by Mr. Grover in I' RED BANK. HIGH SCHOOL. The porch is twenty feet wide and In many of the plnces we stopped P°° emigrant who reached this 75 feet long. It is paved with broken it wae a question whether we would i)v TIIMIIVII UIO „„,„„„ ,,,llvlv.. „„„,. , ...... 1 currying on his business. Mr Grover |About 300 Persom Att(:nded Per. ut women are worked harder than country from-Italy twenty years ago Mr. Picot la MucLiii|Mai ; miuraiiuiAlterationms tlo'^ na d been selling milk the past twenty irregular pieces of Hugging. In the wait for a passage on one of the big men. (jUt t|li8 hliB been the ruie {oV to a successful business man is a the Form®* Martin Griffin Liveryj formance Presented Thursday vl years. cracks between these stones, grass ship„..,_.s. o..r. tak._,..e. th....e. coastin...... g steamer.-.„s ' centuries and the women mukt no ' sf?ry which.can be attributed to two Stables on Mlechanic Street and He ' Night by the Willing Workers of seed has been sown. The .lining room and sail at once. The passage fare objection to it. They sail the Chi-things—thrift and hard work. Four- Expects to Open Thi» Week. The new company expects to spend First Methodist Church. is 80x25 feet. Although connected from port to port in tho same on allnese junks; they load and unload teen years ago Mr. Citarella was Samuel J. Picot of Mechanic about $10,000 in remodeling and en- A comedy-dramatic entertainment j with tl clubhouse, it differs radically ships, whether the ships are big ocean ships; they carry mortar and brick; working as a brick layer for the Mon- street, who recently leased the for-larging buildings on Mr. Patterson's in five scenes, entitled "Crooks and j from the polished and finished ap- mouth county electric company when property for its milk business. Oiie liners or email boats of a thousand and they do a great deal of the hard mer Martin Grlflin livery stables on i Lovers," was given Thursday night at pcarancc of the rest of the buii.i'iig. tons. aim uiey uo a great ueai ox uie naru i , -* , ~z,•• '••••-? •• ----- of the buildings is now being mamade We hud to chnnge ships sev- ! Mechanic street for his automobile ,7 the Red Bank high school building by A large part of its enclosures consist eral tines at different ports in mak- work. At one place we saw women H'»t.companley line to Rumsony was. buildin He quig tht hies tr joo 1b- into a modern dairy hou?e.. No ex- unloadinm mm g broke_ - *n ston. e fro_ m a _boat . Ifil, llllA * 1> \J 1 1 m*U* & J V SI 1-1 /I f°m Hit- H 1 (4 1/tbl business, i3 altering the building to the Willing Workers Sunday-school oH glass, hundreds of panes being ing this trip. The stone was to be used for con-after several months and started a accommodate 100 automobiles. The pense is being spared on his job andclass of First Methodist church. | used.' The exterior of the building In till of the big ports in the tropic- crete in a building a quarter of ameat market at the coiner of Oak-alterations will include tearing out awhen completed the buildin. , g will, b „e. About 300 persons were present and | s many rustic touches and its in- strcet am Brlu e a mode! of its kind. A freezing plant la 'at part of the world divers come out mile from the wharf. The women' »"<.' j f "venue His row of stalls.in the eastern side of *.. ,. i 1 ?,',... ! the profits were $200. The play was ! tenor is of such a character as to re- in sinull bouts when a ship comes in carried the stone ashore in baskets! business grew from the start and five the building and removing partitions. by which milk will be kept cool by istaged under the management of j quire little imagination for a person to dive for coins toBSed overboard by n'imm years airo he built a two-story brick Entrance to the building will be onchemical action will be installed, and slung over their shoulders on £ »"', Vincent Dailey of New York, who has to believe he is in a huge log cab,.
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