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VOL. LXV. N o . 4 2 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1940 FOUR CENTS
New Home Building Early M orning Fire THOMSON SUCCEEDS COUSE Stockton Chapter PUMPER, OVER YEAR OLD, AS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN IN FIRST LOCAL SERVICE Causes $2,500 Damage 1940 Call for Red Gross Recruits Receives M em bers Fund Now $408,000 William E. Thomson was The blaze which did exten ' Mrs. August Stoll, Arising To Memorial Services To Miss Joint Meeting of Committees named chairman of the Busi- sive damage to the Snug Har Care For Child, Discovers Blaze; Sharpe Also Held; Talk On Air Hears Announcement of Gains; , ness 'committee of the Oceari Photography Illustrated By bor, 28 Bath avenue early on Heavy Smoke Hampers Firemen Bishop McConnell Speaks, Grove Campmeeting Associa Motion Pictures Also Presented • Sunday morning, gave the ’ Fire of undetermined , origin tion a t: the regular meeting of members of the E. H. Stokes Gives Cooperation early Sunday morning causcd dam that body held yesterday. Mr. • Three new members were re fire company No. 3, their first ceived into the Richard Stockton age estimated at $2,600 to a room Thomson- succeeds William J. opportunity to use their new About $408,000 has been raised chapter, D. A. R., at the first fall ing house a t 28 Bath avenue and .Couse who retired from the 1,000 gallon capacity pumper ' to date toward the construction of meeting of the group held Tuesday at an Ocean Grove' fire. Al gave Ocean Grove firemen an hour committee- b e c a u a e of ill a new $000,000 Methodist Homo evening at the Ocean and a half battle before the blaze health, Howard Selby, another Grove Wom though the: machineis over'a' for the Aged in Oceah Grove, it' was extinguished. The building association member, was nam an’s club house. They were Mrs. year old, having been de-’. was announced Tuesday at a joint was owned .by .'Mrs. Estelle M. ed to the committee taking Martha Woolley, M rs.. Louis Al livered in A u g-.u s t , 1939; it meeting: of the New Building and Clark, Deal, and has been leased ~M r. Couse’s place. The renew- '■ ; bertson, and Miss Virginia Clerk; -has-pumped-nt'-only- one-fire — Executive Planning committees of to Scott Hurst, Neptune. ' The ing of . leases and other routine of Long Branch. and that was the Main-Central, n the Methodist home. Following the opening, ritual; a hotel fire in Asbury Park. building, known! as the Snug Har business tobk up the remainder Following a luncheon at tho bor, had been closed for the win of the session. Mr. Thomson is memorial service was read by the - The engine at the Sunday - home, the members gathered to Chaplain, Mrs. Robert Fisher, foi- fire! was under the supervis ter season. also police commissioner of hear reports on the progress' of -The blaze was discovered a t'4:30 Ocean Grove and is president Miss Lydia Mae Sharpe, a member ion 1 of Dr, William A. Robin- the program, and were told of the : who died last mpnth. spn^ chief engineer of this com-., a. m., by Mrs. August Stoll,. 23 of the Auditorium Ushers As amount raised. The members were pany, and Wesley Nagle, as- 1 Bath avenue, when she awakened sociation. r | Mrs. Philander Betts,.: regent, addressed -by . Bishop Francis J. sistant.erigirieer. to attend to her young daughter. presented a good citizenship medal McConnell, of the Methodist church . to Master Burke, of Boy, Scout Tho woman smelled smoke in the = who pledged the cooperation of his houso and called her husband, a | Troop No. 7, for outstanding qual- | forces in the program to build the Resident Center | ities in good citizenship. He was lieutenant in the Stokes fire com Barbour Again Hits | new home. pany No. 3, who investigated and i presented by Mr. Oliver Wendell I The Home last year purchased Planned By N. Y. A. Holmes, -Scoutmaster, and will be sounded the alarm. Cromwell W riting ifrom the Ocean Grove association ! invited to speak on the' chapter Firemen were handicapped in Funds Allotted For Cor nty j two complete blocks between New broadcast over Station WCAP on Secs Democrat Disqualified Vrom j York aven»c and Pilgrim Pathway, getting to the sent .of tho blaze by Resident Center; Plan Industrial [ the 4th Tuesday of this month at heavy smoke and the fact that the Office iBy Own Statements; Tour and extending from Stockton-ave- Training In All Skilled Trades : 9 p. m . fire had mushroomed through the Of Hudson Continues j nue .to Fletcher lake. The new ! The regent spoke briefly of the -—— ] home will be constructed on this Walls of the structure. Four* lines As the result of the allocation of GOth Anniversary-of tho National of hose were brought -into play, Enthused over the large' crowds:j site, with a fronting on the lake, a federal grant of $3,000,000 to Society D. A. I!, arid the work ac- under the direction of Fire) Chiefs New Jersey, definite'plans for the that: have turned out to welcome J. Among those present at the joint complished. She stressed the need oil his county tOui-rf,.- United: meeting were Sandford C. Flint, David H. O’Reilly and Warren establishment of a National Youth of patriotic education, as a means ■ • ■Brown, to quench the fire which administration resident canter in States Senator \V. Warren Bar-’ president of the board of trustees; of national defense. • bour’continued, his drjve this week , Frank B. Smith, Rev. J. Edgar destroyed floor beams and walls in Monmouth county wore to be com Illustrated Talk Given the structure. pleted this week. William Oliver, with new aHricksoilJanies H.-'R. j Washaboiigh, former superintend-. ■ The chapter was to have been Cromwell, his Democri!'ratic oppon-1 ent of the Newark district; Rev. C. After chopping holes in the walls P ort Monmouth, regional N; Y. A. | addressed by. Lt.. Col. Melvin Gil ent, for his , views on the Airiori D/ V/hittnn, Bridgeton ,District Su of the structure, firemen wer« able director, stated the only problem lette, -fiont’ from Washington to perintendent; Dr'. A: L. BaneiyNew to direct their streams at the blaze still confronting the establishment can Constitution.- | teach aerial photography at Fort In his talks Senator Barbour Brunswick District Superintendent; and soon had the fire under con- is the selection of a-site for the Monmouth. He was unexpectedly quoted directly from Cromwell’s Dr. W. R. Ravfcr; Dr. P. B. Hollo tsol. A large quantity of furniture, center. .• • j recalled .to Washington .arid ap- book, “The Voice of Young Ameri way, Paterson District Superin. stored on the first floor for the The resident center, which would . . pointed Mr. W. Joyce to give his can,” in •which the Democratic can tendent; • Iiev. H. L. L»mbdin, also winter, was heavily damaged by probably be set up in Long Branch, The 1940 Poster of The American Red Cross sounds the call to the nation. f luctu,.c jj,,-. Jdyce 'explained the didate -ridiculed ,the American sys a District-Superfcteridcnt; Rev. G. fire and water. The fire apparent the director said, will provide the to serve humanity within the ranks of this army of mercy. I many phases of the work, illustrat- G. Vogel, .Dr. K. K. Quimby, Jersey ly in the cellar and, when firemen training in industrial work for the tem of government. Senator Bar . I^EEPING - step with the boys do so by sharing in, the vitally im-' ing the talk with 'motion.-pictures, , arrived, was burning in that en youths of the county. Two major bour averted that. Cromwell’s City District Superintendent; Lot -'^ n called to the colors ir. Airier- portant work of the Red Cross. Join 1 Music was furnished by the ves- views “disqualified” him from R. -•Ward, Ji -oph Thoma, Ocean tire section, • trades may be selected by the stu as a member of tho local Chapter,! ted choir of the Grand Avenue Re- , nubile nffiee dents, and a course of one year will lea’s hew defense army and navy,‘ Grove Assort&tion Manager; Rev. W ill be the American Red Cross, during tho .roll call, November U nformed Church, under the direct- . Senator Barbour ssaid: E. A. Conover, New Jersey Confer bo provided in these skills, Oliver to 30, and through your support you : ipn of Mrs. Anno Parker. They M iss Banger t W eds fulfilling its riiisslon ot service to “In ..'Chapter 1 Cromwell says ence representative for the Home; said. Differing from vocational will strengthen tho Red Cross army , > “Recessional" ; the men in the line and to their of mercy. ' |»WW W " * s. , tu ‘Our sacrosanct, outworn nnd de Rev. B. F. Dickisson, Newark Con- schools in that the trainees must loved ones at home, Chairman Nor Robert A. Patterson produce some useful article of a . “Recruits ; are- needed not 'alonc J Go.tl Bless America’’ and othey se moralizing Constitution, is a riiill- f ererice representative for the man H. Davis announced In Wash as members, but— ---- also —as volunteer ...... i lections. stone around the necks of the Home; Harold II. Boynton, of the type assigned,’ the center will riot ington. Miss Gertrude Bangert, daugh specialize in one type of work and workers In tho Red Cros3 Chap-| Announcement was made of the . American people.’ He also gave New Brunswick district; and John "Several thousand Red Cross tors." ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Ban . ' • ; ! chapter musicale for the adyance-H vent to this ,)ass'a-gC( ‘Let us riot Parker, manager of thr Home. there. will be no provisions ’ made nurses already havo been called J.o Red Cross gert, 1312 Eighth avenue, *Neptune, .. . . . , ,w»'k wlU,
and sixty-three febt.. to - . a ^one planted in -the g ro u n d ',, PAGET WO and forty foot to an alloy way; thence WOODRING. Sheriff. Southerly on| a course North eighteen LEGAL NOTICE eastwardly parallel with tho first D a te d S e p te m b e r 13, 1940.. \ degrees thlrty-fivo minutes .E ast nlno course ono hundred and twenty fivo Everett B. Smith, ? Solicitor. and two_fftfit, tn the—North— feet-Avenue; to the thonr^ westerly wmithprlv lino ofnlnng.._thft Second © riy^domdo oi o f CorliesOoriies Avenue, Avenue-, thetno^point po theny-lino-of-W oodlandrA-venue-oncr or place of beginning; containing wrttrof-tir-fartoitwi-aifoctodi. issued hundred and forty .feot to the point or CIIAWCEBY 2 347 three and fifty-five one-hundredths; of an acre more or less. ; oik't of. tho Court of Chancery of tho place of beginning. SHERIFF'S SALE—By virtue of a State of New Jersoy,. will bo exposed Being part of tho same premises writ of fl. fa. to me drected, issued Seized as the property, of Andrew to stile at ■. public . vortdue, on • convoyed to Edwin H. Swift, by deed out of the Court of Chancery of tho Kandra, Individually and as adminis Monday, the 21st of October, 1940, be- from the Avon-by the Sea Land and State of New Jersoy, will bo exposed trator of. the estato of Katherine J. tween tho bours of 12 o clock and^G Improvement Company, body corpor to salo at publlo venduo on Monday, Kandra, deceased, et als., taken in o'clock • (at. 2 o'clock) In the after ate, dated September 17, 1900 and re the 21st day of October^ 1940, between execution • at the suit, of- James. the hours of 12 o’clock andi 6 o'clock O'Rourke and to bo sold - J .L noon of said day, at. tho Court _House corded In , the Monmouth County . MORRIS J. WOODRING, Sheriff. in the Borough of Freehold. County .Clerk's Office In Book 664 of Deeds (at 2 o’clock) in the'afternoon of. said of Monmouth, New* Jerseyi to satisfy p a g e 395,' e tc . t. day at the Court House in the Bor . Dated September 23, 1940., , • a auuiuodecree uiof sold court amounting, to SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to all and ough of Freehold, County of Mon- Emanuel C; Sohabllk, Solicitor. ^ approximately, f 521.00. • . _ . - singular tlio covenants and conditions I m outh,. Now Jersoy, to satisfy, a de 1 (96 lines) 39-42 Feo $40.32 All that certain tract or parcel or expressed and contained In tho deed cree of said court amounting^; to land and promises, • hereinafter. Pal*T from Avon-by-the-Sea I^and and Im-1 approxxlm ately $1,260. CHANCEBY 8 401 > ' fire ss tm tlcuiarlV described, sltuate^ylng nnd pravemerit Company. . ! It was Ordered, Adjudged and De SHERIFF’S SALE I—By virtue of a I creed that said mortgage be, and it being in tho Township of Neptune,• In AND ALSO, being the samov prem- writ of fl. fa. to me directed,, issued. tlie County of Monmouth and State ^of Iso .conveyed to . the said Edwin H. la hereby corrected and reformed, and out of the Court of Chancery of-the New Jersey, to W it; designated na Ilot I Swift and M argaret A. Swift, as ten- that so muoh of tho mortgaged premi State of New Jersey, M il be exposed number thirty-eight on a map of .May | ants in common and not as joint ten ses, as reformed, with the appurte-: to sale at public venduo on Monday, wood made by Niari Borers A. D.. ants or tenants by entirety, by deed nances, hi the bill of complaint in tho the -21st day of . October, 1940; between 1SD1 and filed Juno 10, 1892,. A- D./Ip from W arren W. West and Mario E. said cause particularly set forth and the hours of 12 o’clock and, 5 o’clock the Monmouth lUUiilliuut.li- Countyvu Clerks Officc W est, Ms wife dated February 14. 1930, described, bo sold that is to say: All (at 2 o'clock) in the afternoon of said at Freehold, N. J. recorded In tho aforesaid Clerks Of that , certain tract or parcel of land day at the Court House in tho Bor ■..Beginning at a point on the Nor fice in Book 1522, page 433. and premises, hereinafter .particularly ough of Freehold, County of Mon therly side of Milton Avenuo said Seized as tho property of Edwin H. described, situate, lying and being in mouth, Now Jersey, ‘to satisfy a de point Is distant W esterly four hundred Swift,. Ind., etc., ot- als,, taken in exe tho Township of Neptune, ' in tho cree of said court amounting to-ap twenty-eight feet and nlno inches from cution at tho suit of Dennis ’F. O’ County of Monmouth and State of proxim ately $4,718. ■".* tho northwest corner of Milton Ave Brien,- et als.-, Executors, etc., and to N e w ; J e rs e y . All the following tract or parcel of nue and Whitesville Road and to cor bo sold by - • . Beginning at a stake standing in land and premises hereinafter par ner of: lot number thirty-seven, thenco , MORRIS J. WOODRING, Sheriff the northerly aide of lino of the road ticularly described, situate, lying and (1) Northerly along the westerly -side Dated : Sept. 13, 1940. leading from Asbury Park to Hamil .being in' the Township of Neptune of .lot number thlrty^seven one hundred Durand, Ivins & Carton, Sorrs.' ton, the-said stake being also in the (Ocean Grove), in tho County of Mon twenty-five feet to lot number forty- (62 lin e s ) 39-42. F e e $2G.04 southeast corner of lands belonging to mouth and. State of New Jersey, five* -(2) Westerly- along tho' line of Katlierino Kandra, and runs: thenco (1) along said Kandro/s easterly line, known arid • designated ad ‘ Lot rium- lot number = forty-five, forty-five and ’bei^onc-hundrcd“a*d~five*orrtho north eight Inches to lot numbor thirty-nine.; nineteen—degrees—and— twenty-three^ ' SonUierlv nlong tbn ‘ lino of lot minutes East, nino hundred and ono side of Mt. Hermon Way, (known as ■SHW ifFF’S SALT! I—By vlr.tuo of a and soyon-tenths feet to a stono 89 Mt;' Hermon Way), on ' Map number thlrty-nino, .one hundred and w rit of fl. fa. to mo directed,. Issuort twdrity-flve feet to Milton Avenue; standing in the northwest corner of (4): Easterly along Northerly, side of out 'of tho Court of Chancery of the tho' whole tract of which, this is a State of Nw Jersey, will bo exposu to partthenco (2) north slxty-slx de mu iUUUIUUiai JipiBtUJJtt j Milton Avenue forty-five feet eight sale at public vendue on - . * tlio buildings thereon.. Inches to place of Beginning. "*!- grees eight minutes East along! lands Monday, tho 21st Day of Octobor, 1940, belonging to now or formerly to I. Also a certain indonturo of lease Being the same premises conveyed between tho hours of 12 o clock and G ' for sa.ld' premises made to John R. unto the said Elmer J. Reed, and Irene Charles Morris, ono hundred and thir -o’clock (at 2’clock) in tho afternoon teen feet to land now or formerly, be Graham by the said Camp Mooting Reed, his• wife, by Milton I;. Voorhees of said day,; at tho Court. House> in Association,-dated August 14, 1871.and and Mae Louise Voorhees, his wife; longing to John H. Garrison; thenco Monmouth, Now Jersey, .to^satisfy a (3) Soutli nine degrees forty-seven min recorded In tho Monmouth County by deed bearing ..date September 30th, the Borough Qf Freehold, County of Clerk’s bfilco In Book 309 of deeds, .1924* and recorded1 in the 'Monmouth, utes west along said Garrison's. land decree of said court amounting to.ap- nineteen and sixty-seven ono hun- p a g e ,07 e tc . , B County Clerk’s office on October 23rd, i v . fA \ .n ln ft- Seized as tho property of Myrtle 1924, ln B o o k 1275 o f D eed s, p a g e s '407J proxlm atcly- $4,403.00; Alla u thetn e followingJ.OUOWU1B tract or parcel of tben doBi-eos twenty-threo mlnutea Isabol Miller et. als., takon In execu-' Seized as the projiorty of BlrrierJ. land and premises hereinafter particu tion at tho. suit'Of M ary R. .White and Reed,. et-1 als.,7 taken in . execution at W est and parallel with tho first courao larly described, situate, lying andrbe- nlno hundred and slxty-nino and to bo sold by ^ the suit of. Neptune Bank and. Trust ing In tho Borough of Avon-by-tho-Sca, MORRIS J. WOODRING,. Sheriff. Company,. body corporate, .and to bo, one-tenth feet ta a stako. Btandlng In in the County of Monmouth and. State tho northerly lino o f; tho aforesaid Dated September .17, 1940, , sold- by V. of New Jersey;-and-known and desig road; thonco (5) North slxty-tlvo de- W alter Taylor, Solicitor. MORRS J. WOODBINC, Sheriff (37. lines); 3M2 , Fee,$lB.B4; D a te d : S e p te m b e r IG, 1940. • .' ' ;• nated us Lot Numbor- 7 on a certain gieca eighteen mlnutea W est along the map or plan of Lots known as River northerly Jlno of tho said road ninety- .Durand, Ivins & Carton, SoVrs. side Park. “The Poolo Development,” r»C lin e s -39-42 • -323.52, two and . thirty-five ono-hundrcdtfia OTICE TO BIDDERS' ; , ^ Avon-by-tWseal,’ Monmoujh County. feot to a point and tho placo of be CltASCEKY 2-300. : ■ New Jersey, .the Poole Development ginning. Containing two acres.. strict Corporation, 6wners *, the same In else Notice . is hereby given that, sealed . MONEY-BACK GU ARANTEE I SHERIFF’S SALE:-^Byvirtue of a bids will.be received by tlie Township nnd location to ho in accor dance with ‘“Ail ^"that tnai iruci.tract oror| WwoV vpt. lanS <«a .Committee'of the Township of Nep writ of fl. fa, to me greeted, Issued' said Map or plan of lots Prepared by premises hereinafter particularly de- Match ic if you can! If your first out of the Court of Chancery of the .TV H. Emlen, C. E., Avon-by-the-Sea, tune for the Improvement. of Seventh State of New Jersey, will be exposed scrlbedj Situate, lying and being in the and Eighth. Avenues, In the .Township a m o n th Nowxvew jersey, Jersey, .1917,.-lai,, which snid niap js „ Township of Neptune, in the County .of. Neptune, in tho County of Mon years heating bill exceeds our esti to sale at public vendue on filed in: the office of tlio Clerk of 'the of Monmouth and Stato of ,New Monday,: the 21st day. of October 1940, mouth, with a Bituminous Concrete. County of Monmouth, State of New -Jereey. -■ .. •. mate by more than 10%, we’ll re- .between tlie hours of 12 . o’clock and Jersey, and more particularly describ Surface upon a. treated gravel founda .5 o’clock (at 2 o'clock) i Irt. the after Beginning at a point or striko on the tion, estimated amount of Bituminous' ' move the equipment and refund all ed as follows: . Northerly side of Corlies Avenue, on Concrete Surface Pavement required is noon of said day* at tlio Court House Beginning at a point in the south the road leading; from Asbury Park in the. Borough of Freehold. County of 17,366 square.yards: and opened, and erly side of Jefferson: Avenuo distant to Hamilton at tho Southeasterly cor read in' public at Township Hall ou payments made on. the equipment. Monmouth, New Jersey, to. satisfy a easterly 301 feet from tho southeast decree of said court amounting to ap ner of ri Tot or tract of land heretofore October 22, 1940, at 7:30 P.M .., Stand-“ Get full details! Ask for a FREE corner of-M ain. Stret and Jefferson convoyed to Eva B. Fl8her et als., to ardivru Time.. i iiuu. . ,_ • ' V- ; : . . proxim ately $7,955. A venuothenco, (1) southerly 91.12 Nellio C. Allardyce-. by deeddated Drawings specifications and forms All those certain lots or parcels of feet'to the northerly ..side of Poole GUARANTEED ESTIMATE today. land nnd premises, hereinafter par August 28, 1912, duly recorded Iri tlio of bids, contracts and bondr for tho Avenue thenco '(2) casteiiy, or nearly Monmouth County OUerk’s office in proposed work, prepared by Claude.W . ticularly described,- situate, lying and so; a;long -the northerly side of Poole being In the Borough of Avon-by-the- Book 938 of Deeds page 155; thonco Birdsall,- Engineer, and approved by' Avenue, • 42.24' feet to -the Westerly (1) Westerly, along th'o Northerly lino tlio State Highway Commissioner, NO DOWN PAYMENT Sea, known and designated on Map of lino of Lot ‘i Number. 8 * in the same Avon-by-the-Sea, formerly Key East of Corlies Avenuo on a course north liavc; been filed In the office of the tract: thenco (3) northerly.-along the s ix t 5r-fivo r degrees twority minutes said-engineer, a t 1700 ’F" Street, South Beach, Monmouth County. New Jer w e s te r ly lin e o f L o t N u m b e r 8 7G.80 sey, surveyed by E. C. Harrison. & West, one hundred and ninety-four Belmar, New,Jersey, and! of said State. !So carefree, so completely automatic feet to tho southerly line of Jefferson feet: thenco (2) Northerly at .right Highway . Commissioner, Trenton; N. FREE ESTIM ATE Son 18S3, as all of Lots 152. 153 nnd Avenue thence (4) westerly along the the east ono-lmlf part of I,ot 3G4, des angles from Corlies Avenue- on a J., and may be'inspected by prospec you don’t even have to order the fuel. southerly.. line of Jefferson Avenue, course N orth eighteen .degrees -: thirty- tive bidders during business hours.. cribed as follows: 40 feet to tho point or placo of be Before you order more fuel, ask for a FREE ESTI Beginning at n point. In the north five minutes E ast . seven. hundred and Bidders will bo furnished with a- copy Y ou'll be amazed at the low cost on our ginning. Including within said bound two ,and sixty ono-hiindredths feet to of tlie specifications arid blue prints westerly corner of Woodland Avenuo aries, all of Lot..Number ‘7; MATE of the low cost of carefree GAS beat. No All-Purpose Gas Rate. No smoke or nnd Second Avomic and running from the rear, lino of the whole tract, afore of the drawings by , Uie -engineer on, Seized Jas. the pjroperty!- of Reginald said ; therice(3) Northeasterly and on proper, notice and payments of cost thenco (1)-westwardly along tho nor Truax et als.. takon In execution at cost or obligation to get the facts. Stop in or grime! No noise! No moving parts to therly lino of Woodland Aonuo one a course North slxty-flve degrees of preparation..; Bids m ust bo made, on tho suit , of First National Bank of forty-five m inutes: East, two hundred standard proposal forms, in"tho m an-;. hundred nnd. twenty" flvo feet to a Bollevlllo N. J., et al.. and to bo ' Wear out and cause costly repair. - point: thence northerly ono hundred ner designated'therein and required by phone today. tho specifications, m ust be .enclosed In- sealed envelopes, bearing tho name and address of . bidder and name of 1215 More jersey Central Families ; road on. Outsfde, addressed' to Town ship Committee, -Township of- Neptune, New Jersey, arid m ust be alcompanied Have Joined' tbe Swing to Gas Heat by a certified check for not less thAn. ten (10) per. cent of the amount bid, provided said check shall be not more (ban $20,000.00 aud be delivered at the JERSEY CENTRAL POWER § LIGHT CO place.aiuV on the; hour above named.: Tlio ^standard proposal form" is a t-- tacbed to the supplemental^ speclflcav tions copies of Which will be furnished on application to the engineer. Uy order of Township Committee, Township of Neptune,' New Jersey. RAYMOND It. OUACEY. . Chftlrmnn JOHN. W. KNOX. Telephone, Asoury rani uw v C le rk , “VOUR GAS COMPANY
Stuh'Hieiit of the Owncrslilp, Munage* w e n t, K lc. ■ Of Ocean. Urovo Times; publlshetl tveekl.v at Ocean drove, N. J., for Oc- t o b e r 4,' 1JM0.' ICditor, Publisher, and Owner, Hom er l>. Ivivsge. Ocean Cl rove, N. J. That the. known bondholder, mort gagee, and other security holder own ing oy..holding 1 por cent. or., more of total amount of. bonds, mortgages, or other, securities Is \V. *C. Stevenson, U y i i I T 1 Berwick, l’n. 1JOMKU D. ICltKSOE, Owner. w m m .Sworn and subscribed before me this Hth day of October, 1940. O, William Schwartz. (My . oomndssion expires May r», 1942.)
CHAXCKHY S-ilfi . .SIIKItlFF'.S SALK:—By 'Virtue of a writ of (i. fa., to mo directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of tho one day Instead.of Twoi Suite of New Jersey, will bo exposed STAY FRESH AS A DAISY to sale at public vendue, on Monday, With fast Turbolator washing action tho 4th day of November. 1940, bo- Both ends of your washday bright tween the hours of 12 o'clock and G ened up with this happy EASY com- plus speedy automatic ironing you'll o'clock (at 2 o'clock) in tho afternoon' cut many wearisome hours from your of -said day, at tho Court House lu binaiion. You'll feel like dancing iho Borough of Pj-oehold, County of Monday washdays! . - V v . Monmouth, New Jersey,* to satisfy a when washday is donel decreo of said court amounting to ap proxim ately $3,717. All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and premises, hereinafter par-, EASV^m^lRONER tlcularly described, situate, lying and bolng In tho Township of Neptune, County of Monmouth und Stato of SIT DOWN in solid comfort—while Novv Jersey, known and designated as you iron everything from sheets to I^or No. Two H undred arid Forty-two and tho easterly .ten feet of Lot No. . shirts. 3-way Control.. Roll-Stop. Ad Two Hundred and" Fovty-one on Map of lands of.. .made by justable Knee Control. Inslant Shoe - N iart Bogorn. 1897, for Henry C. .'Wln- Release.. Handy Kitchen Table when Sor and T. Frank Appleby, and desig nated Miip. of- Bradley Park duly filed cabinet is closed. in the Monmouth County Clerk’s office. Beginning at a - point being the southwesterly corner of llldgo Avenue and Eighth Avenue; thenco westerly ; along the southerly lino of Eighth Avenue thlrty-fivo feet and four tenths of a foot; thonco southerly at light angles to Eighth Avenuo ono hundred and fifty feot:. thence east N ow , GAS cosfs no m o r e than any other fuel erly .parallel, with Eighth Avenuo tWbnty-fivo feet and slxty-slx one hun- ' dredtlis of a foot to the-westerly line Whether you sing in the bathroom or not, don’t miss this of said Avenue; thence northerly along the westerly line of Hidgc Avenuo ono hundred and fifty feet and thlrty-ono Free Trial Offer. Forget rumors! Get the facts! See for your hundredths of. a foot to tho point or placo of beginning, • r1 . ^ self how you can have crystal clear hot water always on tap •A)so, nil that certain lot, tract or. parcel ■ of / land and premises, herein after particularly described, situate, and still PAY NO MORE. This offer for a short time only. lying! and being In the Township of Neptune, in .the County of Momriouth Stop in or phone today. and Stato of Now Jersey, being the westerly-forty feet of lot 241.as shown on a. map of Bradley .Park. . ■ Beginning at a point in the south FREE TAP TEST erly lino of Eighth Avenue distant, 60-DAY FREE TRIAL thlrty-fivo feet and four tonths of .a . foot westerly from, the southwest cor- ;• W e make this test right in your ner of Eighth Avenuo and RIdgo Ave Use an automatic Gas water nue; thenco westerly along the south own home. Analyzes your hot erly line of Eighth Avenue forty, foet; heater FREE for 2 full months. thenco southerly at - right angles to ■water needs and costs. Shows ICIghtlv Avenuo one hundred and fifty Prove the low cost. No charge feet; thenpo easterly parallel with for the heater. Pay only , a few you how to get more for your Eighth Avonuo- forty feet: tlienco northerly again at right angles with money. No obligation. Eighth Avenuo one-hundred and.fifty cents a day for gas used. feet to the place of .beginning. Solzed as the property of CJarenco U McCliesnoy and Anna P. M cC hpsney, ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS SPECIAL G-4 RATE his wife, taken in execution a t tho suit of Homo .Owners' Loan Corpora tion, a body, corporate, etc., ana to po %«/ E A S Y WA5HER Don’t take our word for the. All the Gas you.use for any purpose at this special whole 80l :ir. •tf: FRIDAY/OCTOBER lp, 1940 . "a canopy transparent in loveli- Hear that blaspheming enemy j Sen-nach-e-rib, and set us free. - - C h i P o^t .s C o rn e r _^ e aun-'g0 sontiy-p0oping^iie-&- Between the cherubims Thou art ■■■i — .-.j .-i—.a.J beams, Cast Thou these-gods of wood and Psalm 23 The aroma of: springtime with /. stone '. T h e n e x t The Lord is my peaceful shepherd,' caress. ' - ----A' [/ ; G A L L A G A IN I shall not want but faith Bub- A tree, has always youth ; within Into Thy fires, lest they impart . ■ lime. • r. the heart Destruction to Thy people’s heart. A HANDT niRKCTORT Ft)U OC-K -READERS God niaketh me to rest, lie down Regardless of the years its limbs In pastures green with faith, di- . doth hear, • ' : . TELEPHONE DIRECTORY The Assyrian army nbw camps fo r BUSINESS DIRECTORY vine. In God’s word it lives and does its* •the night beside the hosts of Beside still waters God leads me part, : ' ; ■ ;V ': ; Israel, ready for the battle on My soul He well restores awake, Spreads hope and expectation ev- ' the morrow, but God sends His Tel. 4163-J Estimates Given g f k (fifes to pirns soon! He leadeth me in many paths erywhere. A. J. OBRECHT •destroying angel into the As D; W. CLAYTON 0£ righteousnes for HiB name’s Why can wo have the courage of a syrian camp while they are NEWSPAPERS . sake. tree?. sleeping. . First Class Work Only Yea, through the valley though I Prom Sun, rain and storm it S3 Main Avenue. .Tel. 5283 Painter • Decorator An over-night victory. Paper Hanger walk. doesn’t hide, Ocean Grove’s Orlgirial Carrier If you have a Telephone Shadow of death, doth hath no Like we humans who dread our One hundred four score and five 12(/j Ileck Ave., Occan Grove fear destiny, thousand were, dead Catley & Williams, Proprietors Of course you want the best and most reasonable. Get it at the MILK, CREAM AND '.■iiiiNiiiiiiiijiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiin^ | SPECIAL THIS WEEK! | BUTTERMILK CUT R.ATE, SHOP yconio* In And Inspect Our Kltchons From Monmouth County Farms House furnishings, Hotel, Restaurant arid Bar Supplies is a (food Month 1 Home-Made g Phone 1970; 15 S o u th M ain S tre e t Telephone Asbury Park 1147 1 SALT WATER TAFFY | 112 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove Opposite. Main Avenue Gates 4jiiai]|iiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii^ ! TAXI SERVICE | AUTO BODY REPAIRS to order your PRINTING tC all A;- P . 8900! Have JtatlJacors CUuned an»l Ilejuilrcd lieforc Filling »TUi A till-F | CENTURY CAB CO. | - O ffice , 800 B u n g s A re n n e Nick Aritich iDroncli Office, N. T. Bas Tcriulnol g Bear Frame nnd A*fe Strntghtener-ITheel Alignment for the Coming Season = y ' Hock St., nt Luke Ave. g HOi FIRST AVENUE, ABBUltY I-A UK Telephone n<7S I GREGORY'S j To relieve CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK jffsk Os for Sstimatos . . ifo Obligation ;CARMEL and NUT SHOP! Rlisery of COLDS . 50 Main Avenue L iq u id . FABIO BATTAGLIA | Ocean Grove ./Tn 1/lets \ (Opposite Post Office) = S alvov • SIDEWALKS and CURBS CEMENT BLOCKS S o s o D ro p s FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE BULKHEADS The OCEAN GROVE TIMES, 64 Main Avenue f For Mall OWers on Bnndoys! Congli Drops ileave order at oar store in the Con*; 211 Bangs Avenue, Neptune, N. J. Telephone Asbury Park 8938 iyention: JIallt Asbriry Park. ' “ Knb-My-Tlsm”— 'onder/tiJLinim ent; ICE, COAL AND FUEL OIL ICE— FUEL OIL—COAL 's Viewpoint By GENE BYRNES Kelvinators It All Depends F U E L O il. Timken Oil Burners: ; ; Telephone 615 O N LY OP TO MIS MILK AND CREAM thatTsmt s o BADi vouewTA «ee ^ HEfe CO\!ER£t>’ BtttW£ADOWY! WITH A U . d _ WARDELI/S DAI •WE ViStf-OPTOjJlS rr »*ieN DAIRY PRODUCTS yore IV- BETCW'. , NEPTUNE, N. J. Telephone 1916 RADIO 410 Main Street, Asbury Park, N. j. Telephone 5630 Q r n T T * C Specializing in Repair of All Makes of ,3V'W 1 * Refrigerators. Authorized Dealer for Crosley and .Grunow. _ ^ ___ - TAXIS American News Features. Inc. ffiergaugey s laxi ^ , ^Tclcphono 010—DAT onm oitT v Cnr8.,f.or.n.1.1 OccaBlone, nl«o I.ocni nn.l instance MoTlm; ClIAIlTKKEIl BUSSES POlt AM, OCCASIONS THESE LOOK LIKE STRONG ARGUMENTS FOR EVOLUTION By RUBE GOLDBERG til SOPTH WAIJf STHEET OCEAN OKOVK, J I . J. WINDOW CLEANING A R 6 'foO ^ COMFORTABI-e? WMAT ' (__ SHORE WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY SIAALL I E.R.1WG YOU T O - L . 63 New Ytork Ave.. Occan Grove MORROOO. A PGARC ■ LAOS OR A t>lAMOMfc» FLOOR WAXING DONE BY MACHINE BRACELET ? ------1’hone 4313 E. IIERTFELDER I BRAKE ^SERVICE I I BATTERY SERVICE ".J. ! CARS INSPECTED = 1 STORAGE ■ .TIRES | HORS .6 Mlfc>£MCe - IS tb€\J6 l_oPMG (W. C. PARKER) / ! MAM AMts , L b « e a r m s Lt>ce a M ofom ec f r o m nowicsr HA\fe xHa I N E P T U N E I sAne bier- TK er REACHING FOR 1 1 + 6 HASH AnIC.. SEAFOOD OF ALL KINDS,-I e>oii-e& p o tato es i/vi s u f i n £ I = - ! AUTO REPAIRS \ e>arH tiue HOvM COOLE> A HAAJ FREE DELIVERY ''f\ ‘ | ; n o R e osa. c i m e im t o a m o p p g r (■ ■ - 1 . ■- — - L e s s DM BERTH O M iess HE H o O s e s : what ri-rs a | Auto Repairing 1 54 OLIN STREET ' " | . y£xj~rHi»JK : 1 CAM*! fee AWWOVeb »WAS a f i r s t . OMGS5 SOfnerTHIMI^ I' HERBERT & ELLIS | THAT HAVPtwetej OCEAN GROVE " | CbuSlM TO A ' ^ . aoopoopoo i Stockton and So. Main St. ? . «O M K 6Y f . 1 Ocean Grove. TeL 7727 | TELEPHONE 7Q12^'f' . | v • '~ V ' ' ' . ■ FRIDAY; OCTt>BER 18,1940 P A G E FOUR THEOCEAN GROVE TIMES 15 YEARS AGO aoY EA R SA G O And Shore Times M AY I H AV E —T HI S-D A N £ E2- (Editor' Note: These" ttams are rulillRlHul F riday •■■- takon -from the back flies of the'Tlmea (Editor's Note: Those Hems • it051 m i I). XKESRK, Bailor nnd Publisher for tho year 2025.) tfikon from tin- back flloa of tho Tlmea' I’HANK L. WILGUS, Locnl Illlttor October 18, 1925 for tho year 1310.) siXTv-roim m a in ' avksw k, ockak onovu, s e w Jkbsev Neptune high school fell an easy . October 18, 1910 T flc p b o n c 7 - ■ victim to a strong Leonardo foot Arthur Pryor and his band wcre„ SUnSCRI.PTIONS: $l.50yearly ; ?1.00aoml,-annually; GOc. qimt-lcrly or 4c. ball' squad, losing by a 51-0 score, to return to Asbury' Park next dn'.l.-lKKitaKC pcv'cow, postage palil In IU6 United States; Canada $2.00 and Tho locals were to take on East summer to again provide the music rorelltii,''.M.R0 a your.- ADRBRSSI5S ciumgcMl oil rcauest—alwnys give former ntlilrciis. Orango.'in their next battle. at the Arca(ie. The season waa ADVEUTtSBMKNTS: Itatesj will lie furnished by us on request. After a partnership as grocers to be for ten weeks and the famous ■ WATCH Till! LABEL ON YOUU PAPI5H FOlt TIU3 EXWHATION OP for thirty, years almost' to the day, . YOUR . SUBSCHIPTION band master himself was to lead Charles Clevenger and Titian P. the band. v 'Entered asi: second-class n»ll at the Ocean Grovo postottk-e Summers closed out their stock A t . a spee'ic.1 meeting of the preparatory to selling out. their THE TRUTH IN ITS PltOPEil PLACE township committee a discussibr, store on Ileck avenue.. was held to consider tho matter Miss A. Elizabeth Youngs, of Cromwell’s Campaign Acrobatics of holding a special election to' Bradley Beach; and Alvin E. Bills, agairi" vote on the question of es It' James' H..R. Cromwell has done nothing else in the of Ocean Grove, were married at tablishing a police department in camnaiyn. he has at least shown himself to be a spectacu- Summit, N. J., in-the home of Miss the township. Tuesday, November Minnie Youngs, aunt of bride. lai" acrobat. Ho can lea j? from"one •. trapeze to another 1, 1910, was set as the date for A new culvert .was heing con the; election. > with the case' of a. trained , circus'performer. structed at the head of Wesley After being published for a num- 1-Jefore lit: became the Democratic nominee for United lake by Asbury Park- and-Ocean ber of years;'the St. Paul’s churclr’ Grove authorities. The old culvert —Status Senator, Cromwell was on record as opposed to bulletin suspended' publication . be had been destroyed som c- weeks cause of a lack of funds; most of. the Ne-.y'Deal's social .reformH and labor legisla before by high.tides. Henry Welsford and family, tion. '.- .-M r. arid Mrs. Frank Sampson, operators of the-Osborn House, He .luvd also expressed his lack of regard-for the of th, Elhyood hotel. Pilgrim; Central avenue, closed that place Pathway, returned from an auto AmCrica.n Constitution and our form of-government. ( ‘Our and was making arrangements to trip through the Old Dominion, in leave for Florida. sacrosanct, outworn and demoralizing Constitution is a cluding a visit to the Luray Cav miilstono around tho hecks of the American people.”-— erns, The,!,' .were accompanied as American automobile factories • from “The Voice of Young America,” by James H..-R. far, as Washington by their daugh have produced 79 million motor ter, Mrs, Hugh O. Moore and hus Cromwell.) vehicles valued at 53 billion dollhrs ' band, - ' . '■-.e.e-- " -r.-' in forty years. . ' - Because of these views,, he h a s keen under constant attack by Ujiited States Senator W. Warren Barbour, by iiibor unions, by war veterans, and by all liberals. Ir; his campaign replies to these attacks, Cromwell OBITUARY MRS. HELEN DE RONDE . . . THE PIONEER OFFICE. . . insists, that he .lias long favored the objectives of the na Thi Paint of View PHELPS CREE, JR. Funeral services were held yes tional '-administration,.. ' terday at Bedford, N. J., for Mrs. Private funeral services Helen De Romle, 78, who died bn But only, two weeks ago, in. a. newpsaper interview, Willkie cave a' splendid accep-lheld this morning lit Adelphia for Tuesday morning at the Riverview FOR SALE the Democratic candidate admitted that he still holds to tance spcech, but I still am doubt-j Phelps Cree, jr., 10, who died. Wcd- hospital, Red Bank, intercnCnt was 90 per cent of his pre-campaign views. V ful about his qualifications. Not ia: nesday evening at his home, 99 in the family plot in Fairmount Three good bargains no>v offered to the public. word was said about his ability to j Cookman avenue, OceanGrove. The Take notice This daring young man’s flitting from one perch to cemetery, Newark. catch big fish, from the deck of a -Rev. John Pemberton, jr., pastor of 1st: 81 Main Avenue, fine all year house, H rooms un another might qualify him for.a job in the 'circus, but not warship.—Exchange. j St. Paul’s church, officiated. Tn- furnished. AH improvements. Price, $4,500. for the post of United States Senaor from New. Jersey, • ' : torment was in Monmouth Memor- HENRY SMITH , The lads in our town are choos- jal p urk. 2nd; 57 Embury Avenue, 1,9 rooms, completely furnished. Henry Smith, Gl, of Wayside All improvements. Fine rooming house with furnace heat for inj; enlistment instead of marriage. I Surviving. are his parents, Mr. road and Corlies avenue,, Neptune, six rooms. Price, $4,000, ' Hitler has put off. the" invasion of England so long They apparently prefer a short and Mrs. Phelps Cree, sr., and a died Wednesday, nt his home. He that people are beginning to wonder whether ii isn’t more w ar.- Watertown’s Geejay. brother, Kenneth Cree, all of the is survived by his wife, Annabelle 3rd: 15 Atlantic Avenue, corner house, on. block from occan. Nine rooms, unfurnished, with.improvements, and partly Ocean Grove address. White Smith, and one son, Harold than mere procrasihatioii. The most successful way -yet heated. Price, $4,000. . The youth was a student at Nep A. Smith living at home.-'He was found of getting a man off the golf All thc above houses can be bought on terms. . tune high school beforo being taken born in Ohio, the son |of John The world’s greatest optimist is the bald headed bar links arid into church on Sunday Smith and, Mary Dean Smith and mornings is to persuade him to be siclt early this fall, and was in his ber who puts up a sales,talk for his favorite hair tonic. sophomore year. He alsc was a was an automobile mechanic.. Fun REMEMBER come a candidate for public office. eral services will be held today at —Hutchinson Nows. member of the Green Raiders We aleo attend to your requirements in all forms of in Young Men’s club, of Ocean Grove. the house by the F. and A. M. lodge surance. If interested in renting some thing, this is also a part 238, Ocean Grove, of which he was of our business,. New Deal Social Notes War cycle: Converting scrap a past master; • with further ser James J. Hines, for many years chief patronage dis iron into “-hells and bombs so they can convert useful structures into MARY C. TRACY vices conducted by the Rev. F. Rus penser in New York city for the present Washington ad sell Purdy, pastor of the First scrap iron.—Akron Beacon Jour ministration which seeks to perpetuate itself by a Third, Funeral services were heldservices held ill Baptist church, Asbury Park. In E. N. WOOLSTON nal... : . Term .left, this week to serve four to eight years in’Sing Sing Hasbrouck Heights on Wednesday terment will be in Monmouth Me for Mrs. Mary C. Tracy, 89, who 4 8 MAIN AVENUE The Cdrcoran-Cohen element is morial Park in charge of Funeral as- penalty for his part in the protection of Dutch Schultz died here Monday night. She has reported temporarily out-of de Directors C. H. T. Clayton - and Tel. 398 gang. 'The day before his departure.he laughingly played resided for years at 25 Pitman Ocean G?ove, N. J. mand at the M’hite House. But son, Adelphia. He was also a mem golf with a number of boon companions who still stand avenue, Ocean Grove. The funeral perhaps they are just being push- , . , ber of the Order of the Eastern high in the councils of the New Deal. cl gently behind tho door while the was hcl(l at the. hcllr,e «f n d»ugh- Star and the Trenton Consistory, campaign is on.—Kansas City Star, tor, Mrs. George Wipnc,. of Has- if i if irmif mi in i wi i in ii i in ii i ii an in i n i n ■ in in iti in i i«m ii msiii i inisihiiiii | hi u'lf iiri i I'lmiiii«111 Hsunj i itn!■ iiui utit* a , —— brouck Heights, with interment in. Gerge. Weldon Joins Navy 1 lie Kew Jerst-v Court of Errors and Appeals has de It is not what people eat, ^but thc Hackensack: cemetery. Sur- clared the burning.of the poll. Kooks of Hudson county by, but wlmt they save that makes them . . . . . George Weldon, nephew of Mr. Real Estate the Hague machine a legal act. strong; it is not what they gain, viv,n^ Mrs. W.nnc, are two 'and Mrs. R. J. Clark, 19 Main ave HAVE YOU SEEN THIS HOUSE? nue, will leave. Tuesday for the but what they save that makes them other daughters, Mrs. Oscar. Dem- 8 Rooms, bath, hot air-heat $3,000! rich; it is not wljat they read, but crest, of Ocean Grove, and Vicoun- Newport Naval Training station The notorious Kelly-Nash gang of .Chicago that led at Rhode Island. The man recently what they r e m embe r that tess de. Vaux, of Paris, France. Al- INSURANCE the ‘draft’ of Roosevelt..at. Chicago , is Vociferous-in its miikes them learned; it is not enlisted for the six year-training son surviving -are' several grand- YOU NEED YOUR CAR claims that, the Third Term candidate will carry Illinois. what they profess, but 'what they period through the Asbury Park practice that makes them l'ight- c h ild re n .- naval office. Without it, it may be you couldn’t erfrn as much, see as many ■I. people, or enjoy life as much. - js.—Exchange. Yet Driving that Car may bring you face to face with the great ' 5 Jefferson Bicentennial Mr. Roosevelt’s own voice on a | AMERICAN TRAGEDY | According :o dispatches, from .Washington, President public platform, defending his own jj Classified Advertisements Avoid the Financial Shock of an American Tragedy with an auto | Roosevelt,hitsapproved a resolution establishing a commis policies arid performances, would ;i bodily injury and property damage liability policy issued by the - 2 carry infinitely more dignity and Advertisements for these columns should be In the office of “The UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY COMPANY. 1 sion for the celebration of the two hundredth anniversary Times” /iO T LATER THAN 1U O'CLOCK NOON. Thursday of each through our agency, = of the birth of Thomas. Jefferson, author of the Declara conviction than the voice of a sew er commissioner, down in a Chicago tion of In.-iepor.dence, third President of the United States, cellar.—The Tulsa Tribune. C-LASSIVIED AM B A T E LOUIS E. BRONSON, Realtor | and father of the Democratic Party Which passed off the 25 w o rd s n LEsy : ...... i26c.. | 53 Main Avenue • ' , ' Ocean Grove, N. J. | Moroi thuthan X5 wordn ...... l cent per word political stHire with the coming of the New- Deal in 1933. “Many a young man is getting times for\ tho pHce of four. 5iiiuiiiiuiiiiiin>iuii)»»uiiiiiiiiiiiiin«niiii)iiiiiiiiiiiN i(iiiiiiiuiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii(iiii[iriiiiiiiriiiiiiiiitiiiii(iiifiti? married to avoid conscription—just Copy mtHliiT Ui. given rppre«entaUvo or broupht to oIBce per sonally must lie atcompanled by cash or stampa to cover cost. (?opv Of course tii-.- bicentennial of the birth of Thomas another ease of hiding behind a accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to cusfcomers. Jefferson should be generally, observed. -Jefferson was a woman’s skirt,” declares an editor. B ills d i g Immediately upon presentation, • great individualist, He believed in constitutional liberty, O, well, a man who can hide he- «iMQ)nn»innr;ninnni|HiLuini'tBnmmjmiiimommuurmai»wuig>u»vci>mniiimf irain!ttiiniuomK»nimuiimujinfijriintiuim hind the currently styled skirt .is j GARAGE FOR RENT—Cement FOR RENT or Sale—13 rooms, FOR SALE and was opposed to more than two terms for any Presi too small for military service any floor garage at Delaware nnd Em- $1,800; 14 rooms, $2,500; 25 rooms, | 6 Room House—3 Bedrooms, bath, hot air heat ...... $2,000 | dent of. XV. i Uni-.ed- States. On this latter subject he ex way.—Washington Post. i bury avenues, Ocean Grove Rent $3,600; 10 rooms, $3,000. Houses pressed hj.i disapproval of the third term idoa.no less than S4 per month yearly. Apply morn - 5 Rooms, 2 Bedrooms, heat and 3 room colttage in rear $1,750 1 ings; 97 Embury avenue — 42 for rent, or apartments. Mary L. t.v.^iity-ei4lit-times, according to the . public records, writ- I 2 Lots in Interlaken-t-High nnd Dry—Owner is forced to sacri-r 5 PRESS VIEWS Walker,.61% Mt. Tabor Way.—42* I . fice ot fraction of the original cost ...... $1,500 ‘ |. ing: ■; -.. . ’ AND NEWS SELLING OUT—Large Round Dining1 Table, chairs, bed and two BARGAINS in stoves, heaters | INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS | and ranges. Also repaired and in ' ' “Washington, set the example of vqluntary.retire- STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM! bureaus, sideboard. Brusseils rags, | . Whether you close your house- for the winter or ndt, we | , ment after eight years:. Ish all follow it." ■ Again lie said ; ,- .i • ... electric iron, dishes, extension stalled. Newman Electric Co. 131 | recommend our Theft, Robbery, «rit! Jturglary Ineerance Policy Two .men. spoke fron; the great' couch,.sewing machine 110 Cook- South Main St. Phone 1104 A. P.— n “Should .a- President' consent to be a candidate-for a third tf ' - in the amount of f500., premium $9.38, Slight additional charge; a. stage of the Metropolitan Opcra-man avenue, Ocean Grove.—41--12* 1 for un-occupancy over six months. ' 1 | election I .trust he would be rejected .on this demonstration House on the night of November —------GRADING—Evergreens, Tree of ambitious views.’’ Concerning states’ rights and fed 3,1932, to a huge crowd of cheer- FOP. RENTr-Garage, Sept. to Work, Lawns cared for,, Cut Flow j ALVIN E. BILLS AGENCY j eral economy Thomas Jefferson said':.' ing New Yorkers, It *.«aa the final June.' J. P. Herr, 10 Ocean Ave., er, Floral Designs, Wedding Bou rally of the Roosevelt supporters Ocean Grove.. Address 41G So. quets, Ocean Gro%'e Greenhouses, I REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE | to oust Herbert;Hoover lroin the Ij^pw nc.A ve, Lansdowne, P a.- Lawrence and Webb. Phone 6778-J. | Telephono 2124 78 Mats Avenue, Ocean Grove | “I am for preserving to the states the powers not ■—37 tf yielded by, them to the Union, ■ and .to the legislature of Wiiite, Houst. S aid. one of ttie ! - speakers !5iliBiBiinBiiiiaiain«niiiiuiDiii|»iii»iiiiiiiuiiiiifci'*i»itJ»i»iniKiiiiiiwiiiiiiMi«iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiifiin,i0innj^ the Union its con.-.titutiona! share in the diversion of pow UPHOLSTERING, draperies, “I i-esent a t any time or any WANTED.—Antique furniture, slip covers, box springs. Harry ers of the states to the general sovernrnent, and’all those place the attitude that the glassware, bric-a-brac, etc., buy, : restore, ocl!. Make ru3h arid cane Milberg, Inc., 513.Bangs Ave., opp. of that-;;,Vix-nimeht, to the executive branch.” safety of this country depends ' seats and seli material. 117 So. Steinbach Co. Tel A. P. 2170— on any-man holding his job.... ; Main St., Phone 3G91-J.—37 tf. 51* ‘Tara for a government rigorous!^frugal-and simple We have learned in industry, TODAY’S “BARGAINS” applying all the possible' sayings of- the public revenue to MURRAY’S—“The Pants House at t0 !'0^! press torture of spinsters. Sally an CIIAPTKR VI the tray. And, Mother, please don’t masking every emotion. And so soon ■“J didn’t call up to be petted, Bry. Virgie had counted on buying Perry nounced that under no circum nibble nt these little cakes. I as he could mount the stairs without This Is business. I want to go to B e n n e tt’s sp ru c e . stances would she agree to he a Three days passed and Tom did couldn’t get many.” staggering, he rented a room in the Sally Gallup’s. That mountain road "What are we supposed to do leading lady. not came-haak— I __ ;___ _— I wouldn’t tnnrh nne nt 'em with house of ftda Clarke-m other, and 4s-muddy-am It spoils tho illusion for the audi- Virgie grew anxious and irrita the broom handle!" Mrs. Fields was prepared to move. drive it myself. You'll have to broke In on her silence. "We aren’t ence, knowing that. the heroine is ble, snapping at every one, exas offended. "And one thing I’m bound “I have to da this. You under ta k e , m e ." eloping, by any chance?" really the wife of a perfectly solid perated at Tom. '• to; say. If you aim to get married, stand,", he said to Virgie. ' “Oh, look here, sweetness, it’s "In a rain-coat?” Marian gave husband. I can’t enjoy some of my “The contrary old mule!” she leave me alone here in my own “Yes,” she said, “I unders'.'.nd." him a pitying look. "When I elopo favorite movie ! stars any. more, raining and cold as hell. Can’t you stormed, as she poked at the Are. house. I can live on cornpone and “I haven’t anything,to pack,’’ he It will be by moonlight, and thc mon knowing Ihey’re probably worrying, call Sally: on the phone? Can’t you “What’s he pouting about, anyway? greens, I can chop my own stove sald,;Vso I might as well go. I have wait till tomorrow? It might, freeze will be 'lean and handsome. Ho about Junior’s tonsils while they’re ;WEEK-END EXCURSIONS After I go to a lot of trouble tb save wood if it comes down to that, but to,send.some wires and locate .my won’t look like you." . . : making love in the play, You’ll bver by that time." $1.55 ■Hudson Terminal his timber land for him/ he goes off I can’t stand being fussed at. 'And belongings. ' I’ll report for work on . “What does.it m atter how he looks have to' be tlie' heroine, Marian. “I want to go today. If you don't $1.80 Pennsylvania Station in a sulk! Afraid he’ll hove to go to' there can’t nobody fix me over. I’m Monday. And I’ll earn whatever you. in the moonlight?” Could you play the male lead, Mr. want to take me. Bry, .I’ll call Round Trip in Conches .... court, I suppose.” ., • , too old.” She sniffed audibly and p ay m e ." "It doesn’t matter. But'it mat Daniels, if we find the right play?" somebody else." Lucy Fields, sitting meekly at her marched into the bedroom, her neck "You'll earn It all right." -virgie, te rs n lot when I look at him next ; : EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . "I’ve never tried acting—" Dan "Well, don't do that. If you ab desk,' chirped an agreement. ,“Do stiff. was terse. "I had to give up phi and discover what I've ‘ ! Saturdays :Lv, Asbury Pork 9:28 A.M. ■ iels hesitated, but obviously, Lucy solutely have; to go, I'll take you. day eloped you Want m e to go,to Tom’s house, ■ Lucy flew to the door. “Mother— lanthropy after three - banks ' had. with. And I wouldn’t be thrilled I Sundays: Lv.AsburyPark7:39 A.M. saw, he was pleased. ■- But it’s a .nutly idea, if you ask me. a t Mrs. Morgan, and see what has hap if you dare suggest such a thing—I busted-in my face. People who work looking at'you across a breakfast Good returning on any train leav-- ' • "You’ve' such a grarid .voice—arid There’s no sense to it.” ing New York up to and including pened to him?” \ . haven’t the slightest idea of m arry for me have to produce." table, Bry, for/years and'years,” '.. ing'anybody!” She choked on her you're tall," Sally Gallup continued “Nobody asked.you—and perhaps ■{12:15A.M . Monday. ; “No, i don’t It's a mile and all To Marian, Wills pitched his fare "I never get up for breakfast.” to effervesce. “You’d make a won there isn’t any sense to it; Bry,'will uphill. You'll go traipsing around weak anger, let despair sink heavily well, speech in another key. " ', o n e a y e x c u r s io n s derful actor." you take me to Asheville instead?” "Tlie man I elope- with has to. D in that thin coat and get pneumo into the bottom of her heart It “I'm about to depart hence,” he "Sure — stick arouhd. I’ll be get up. He’ll bring me my toast and $1.30 Hudson Terminal . * " nia, and then where will I be? I was no use—no use at all! Marian Morgan said nothing. "She remarked, walking into the little there.” , ■' ■- . -; coffee, with a rosebud on the tray.” $1.55 Pennsylvania Station haven’t got enough trouble, ship "Well, ’ that’s him a-knocking,” wants, .Bry Hutton for the lead," room at the foot of the stairs, which "No, I won’t stick around. I'm "You can't marry that fellow. Round Trip in Coaches ments late and stove full of ashes—” stated her mother with acerbity. Lucy was thinking, “and the others had once.been David Morgan’s pri “You better let him in.” -. - will be against It for fear "Bry will going Into town, now.” She spoke He’s married already. No weak- Alternate Mondays,Tucadays.V/ednc j - “I'll have Jerry clean those out,. vate lair. “My obnoxious person is hurriedly. A car was stopping out .doyg/ThursdayB end Fridays. For dates, They were so busy in the yard I Stanley Daniels had a new over be drunk at the last, minute and about to be removed from your vi • ;. icwdules, etc., consult agents or flyer. side. In a moment Branford; Wills hated to stop them." coat and a jaunty new gray felt spoil the show.’’ cinity. Then you can smile, and be would be going down those stairs. From Pennsylvania Station, New York to 'Let Jerry alone. Anfl don't pay hat. Lucy let him in with a flutter, “We have to organize first,” Mar- lightsome and gay once more .1 _WorId'aFalrSUtIon,10 Minutes—10 Cenli,. wishing-that her throat would not —Ill—meet—you- at the-drug-storer via Long Island Rail Road , any attention to me either. I’m iah "announced, •' 'and'appolnnofft- Marian iooked up from the letter Bry,” she said as she hung up. tired. I'm going to have a man get so pathetically red. She reached mittees. ' We’ll have to write and she was writing. A quick little'shad See the Hit Show of the Fair. - for-the hat but Daniels did not sur around here to take' some, of this find out about plays. We can’t pay ow moved oyer her face, her; eyes ,.■ Rain beat through the- open win render it. , • dow of her -little: car : as she tore RAILROADS ON PARADE work off my shoulders. I’ve hired any big,royalty. If.we charge even, darkened, and her lips caught on a . Also See down the mountain.' The wheels that young Wilis up at my house, "I was sent to bring you,” he said. so much as fifty cents, people will half - open, incredulous question. torched and skidded on muddy BUILDING THE RAILROAD to start in Monday. He ought to be “They’re having some kind of a grumble, and go to the movies in Then her composure, returned. curves but she was reckless and RAILROADS IN ACTION well enough by that time. You can meeting—going to get up a show. stead. Lucy, you can write and find “Well- -good-by,” she said, getting heedless. She had to get away. An tell the boys he's going to work here. Marian Morgan told me to bring out about the plays. You’ re writing to her feet. "I suppose it would be ger rode her like an imp of white Well, what are you looking like that y o u .’.’ • ' letters every, day. I’ll speak to too much, for you to tell them in flame—anger that 'hurt; The stiff fo r ? ” ■ "Oh—the Little Theatre. I heard mother about it." Washington that we are really fairly fiber in her that she had from her Lucy’s face had changed oddly. about it' That will be. fun. Wait “Oh, yes,” Lucy hated her own decent people, If we do mill pulp." father, that odd fierce honesty that Her sensitive mouth had straight till 1-put. on my coat,” Lucy hurried faint acquiescence, “I can do that.” "I’m not going to Washington. I'm could, be both Intolerant and tender, ened and stiffened a little, her eyes away thankfully. ■ ■ They ail. left ihe hall in a.group staying here.” was tortured by the thought of weak - All the way to the lodge hall, and Lucy had a moment of panic looked frightened first and then An older man, a wiser man would ness, of surrender. How could she withdrew and were guarded and un where the meeting was to be held, for fear Stanley Daniels might leave have caught tlie light that flamed up have been’ so weak—so easy? She she walked on air.' Oh, this was her to walk home with some of the h a p p y . briefly behind-her eyes, noted the braced herself so hard on the steer living—this was being youngl Going others. But he kept his hand on her “What's on your mind?" Virgie quick little catch of her breath; But ing-wheel that her knuckles ached. out, meeting young people, having elbow and her spirits rose.. The persisted. “Is there any reason why Branford Wills was young and not She did not like Bry Hutton par I shouldn’t hire a man to get tim fun. '. • , three blocks home were too pitifully terribly wise. ■' They passed the mill and the sul ticularly. She did not,care particu ber in and pulp out and go ^wad s h o rt. V . "Oh—so you’re staying here.’.'; phurous reek settled like a cloud larly for any man she'had met, as ing around in wet woods,', instead At the door she grew, nervous M arian’s voice wavered ever so tit over them. Daniels said, “Have I yet. They were all too obvious, .too of d o in g it, m y self?.’’ again, hated her, stammering uncer tle. • . smelled something like that before? aware of the fact that Virgie Mor “None at all, Mrs. Morgan.” Lu ta in ty . “I’m going to work In the Morgan Is It. roses, do you think?” gan Was supposed to be a rich wom cy’s voice was small and prim, "I “Won’t you com e,in?”, she- fal mill. Didn’t your, mother tell you?” an. They were too glib'or too diffi Lucy giggled with delight. "I nev was just thinking—I was wondering tered. “I’m hungry, aren't, you? “No,” she.said.slowly, "she didn’t dent,they got their conversation and er notice it any more. I went away if the boys in the mill were going to .This air is so chilly—” te ll m e .” their manners from pulp magazines, to business college for a while.and like having a stranger put over Stanley Daniels hesitated briefly. She stood waiting, with, the; old or moving pictures, they were coun- when I came back it seemed dread them—an outsider,” His ego had been given a satisfy desk where David M organ.had kept .tryl College men did not stay in ful, but since I work in it I think AA OST people who use Dr. Mile:) Virgie’s broad, amiable' face ing lift' at the meeting by Sally Gal his ..dusty piles of letters and. his little towns. They: went ranging, if. the mill shut down I’d miss it. Anti-Pain Pills say that ona burned with crimson patches and lup's fulsomeness. • Even - Marian stacked - trade papers, with . David seeking wider opportunities, and “When 1 elope it will be. by moon- Probably I wouldn’t be able to. pill usually relieves their head her eyes were as metallic as gun Morgan’s, lack of enthusiasm had Morgan’s photograph — steely-eyed those: who came in from outside, ■ light, and the man will be lean breathe at all.” failed to dampen hlm; But eager lit- and with a fierce, handle-bar mus like Stanley Daniel?, came with an and handsome.” aches. In the regular package^ sights. - ’ “Like David Morgan. You’ve “Listen, here!” she said, grimly. ;tle Lucy fed some gnawing bit of tache—behind her,; as the. tradition air o f condescending, superiority. . Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills cost heard that story, I suppose?" minded, angelic sap like that'could "If you hear any remarks - around uncertainty in his nature. He still of the Morgan mill, and the Mor* She went around with Bry, as Los- one penny each. In the economy Lucy had heard the story ofthe possibly have escaped until now.” this property about who's hired or felt the need of approval and Lucy, gan money was behind her, . It. was sie had so shrewdly' surmised, to packages, one penny buys 1 % night the pipe;froze and.David Mor "It isn’t weak to be gallant." M ar who isn’t, you tell those hillbillies .was naively adoring/ So he was a little .like, standing'.on a proud get her own way and because Bry pills. :- . gan leaped up and was half-way to. ian,was abstracted because she had I’m running this mill, will you?” gracious about letting her urge him mountain, disdaining all below, but was stimulating. ' Being with, him town" in three minutes, pulling on been trying to picture Bry across "Why Don't You Try Dr. Mile* "Yes, Mrs. Morgan." into the house, and. kind in ignoring Marian was not thinking of that was a constant battle and dominat his clothes as he ran. It was a clas her confusion when they entered. because at that moment a white pain a breakfast table. His dampish hair “And for cosh sakes," Virgie fair ing him was an achievement for any •» Anti-Pain Pills? sic in the town, but she-said naive-, Mrs. Fields’ shoes and woolen had her by the throat. and eyes full of things he had seen ly snorted, “don’t be so darned hum woman. Marian rather, liked the ly, “Oh, no. What happened?” . : : ; stockings were sitting in front of the There had been an hour—but of —things you didn't like to think They taste good, act promptly, b le ! ” struggle to, keep Bry aloof, to main . do not upset tha stomach, con “Too bad Morgan died," Daniels stove and Daniels 1 busied, himself, course Wills • had been desperately tain her delicate, arrogant remote ab o u t. “ I won’t, Mrs. Morgan.” “ Gallant and goofy,” Bry finished tain no .opiates or laxative medt- r e m a r k e d 1 when he had related the tactfully folding his overcoat, while ill then and sick men are unaccount- ness., And she had to get away-r- “Get Perry Behnett on the tele for her: "Your forefathers hitched • dues. -i' old tale. "That mill needs a man. Lucy whisked them away. He did able-^but there had beeman hour of ,to stop thinking about Branford phone. Tell him I want an answer their women to the plow along.with Not that Mrs. Morgan isn’t a grand not see Lucy snatch a glass con dusk and quietness, when she had W ills'lean, sardonic face. 1 You m ay be miles aw ay from a about that spruce acreage today.” woman, of . course. But any busi the ox. If they didn'fpulTa straight taining an upper set; of teeth from been keeping' watch and Wills had At the.drug-’store she parked her drug store when you are suffer : "He told Tom he had decided not ness needs a man.” furrow they got the whip around the mantel, or turn a cushion swift- caught her hand in his hot, twitch car and went inside; The one clerk ing from a Headache, Neuralgia, to se ll.” . i ! ■ ' ■ their legs,- I’ll bet.your great-grand Lucy gasped a little, because here ly because of thc inevitable cat-hairs ing fingers and 1 told her that her swabbed off the top'of .the counter or Muscular 'Aches and Pains. “He always decides: not to sell. father Satby'thefire in Scotland was 'the opening "she needed,'. the clinging to it, Voice was like a song.' and said, “What for you,- M arian?” ..Why not get a package of, Dr. Then he boggles around and devils chance to talk over what was both and smoked while his wife did the “I’ll,make some chocolate.” Lucy ■ Mad folly, of course, even to have "I’m just waiting.” She shook the •t-* Miles Anti-Pain Pills today and my life put of me to get the price ering her.-mind. Now she could jnilking and brought in the wood.” was a little breathless.''. “This chair listened! But she had listened, and rain from her coat. "Has mother v be prepared-for emergencies? up. But he always sells. Tell him say, "Oh, but there will be a.man. “They didn't burn wood in Scot is more comfortable, I’m sure.” ..her-heart, lonely and self-contained been.in?” . -' if lie wants to talk to me to come Mr. Branford Wills;” , But somehow "Can I help?” Daniels offered. and'timorous for all the briery bar land. They burned peat." Regular Package, 25 rills, 25f “Not this morning. She’s been try over here.” she could not say it.!' She sensed' "Oh, no, I couldn’t think of it.” riers she had let grow around it, “ WcH, whatever it was she had to Economy Package, 123 Fills, $1.00 ing to find Perry Bennett. Lucy, and Lucy Fields went home that night that Stanley Daniels was not going.' Lucy laughed quickly. ''I’m ' old- had waited hungrily for more. carry it in. You're soft—all you . Kind (all dl- Mildred were calling all over town. in an uneasy state; of mind. . She to, like.the news when he heard it; fashioned, you see, . I belong to that w o m e n !’' .' • rations In But obviously there was no more. I guess they found him. I called- a package. had worked for and loved Virgie that he would ' stiffen- and grow .vanishing race of women who‘think “You,” . Marian slated, dryly, Ke did not care.- He was going to. while ago and told Lucy I saw him Morgan loyally ‘ for several years, thoughtful and; remote, that this that men should be waited upon.” work in the mill. He had wanted: a going into Piute's shoeshop. I ‘‘aren't so. hard yourself. If this she would have defended Virgie pas lovely evening would be spoiled! So Never .could' she' let him see the job and lie had been ingratiating asked her if she wanted,me to yell car stalled in the mud right now. sionately against any criticism, but she; kept silent though 'the'silence 'inside .of that; dreadful old kitchen. and smooth and, engaging until he at him but she said never mind.” I’ve got more muscle to. push it now she had a feeling that Virgie’s troubled, her. Keeping anything The, old wood stove,..the smoked ket got it. She let bitter acid, brewed Marian stood near the door, out than you have.” generous impulses had betrayed from.'Daniels was-like cheating to tle and. rusty pipe, the smoky, little from galling'disappointment, seethe watching. She was, sorry she had »“ I don't need muscle." He was her. This young Wills might be a hei naively honest mind. And there two-burner kerosene contraption through her blood and sting the tip told Bry to come here. Every one complacent. - "I've got brains. I very fine fellow—but Lucy had a was, deep in' h er mind, a . traitorous they used in summer. . of her tongue. in town would know in no tim e'that know enough to give you good ad feeling that he would not be a suc small tingle of excitement that she She lit this affair now, tb heat the "So, you're going to work in thc she had gone off somewhere with vice while you were- pushing tlie cess in the Morgan mill. would not have admitted even to cocoa, carefully closing the door so mill. You never waste time, do him. But that might bo just as c a r o u t.” Stanley Daniels was coming to h e rs e lf. . .-V " ■, its smudgy smell would hot pene you?. I hope mother is able to make well. If every one knew it, Ada i “You make me sick with your call. She would talk to him about Having a young man in the m ill- trate the other room. The little - money enough to pay you.; She has Clark would know it, and the sharp- ! conceit. I don't know why I came it. . But she was quite certain that some one new and enthusiastic and cups were pretty. She had bought had a hard time, paying the men nosed girl who was head nurse, su-! with you anyway. Turn around—I he was not going to be please*} impatient—was going to be some them hopefully, and kept them now she has already.” . ' perintendent, and manager of the w a n t to go b a c k .” '.'•'■.., '' either. • •’ thing of a thrill, Lucy glowed a lit in her trunk,, after having found one “It was her suggestion.” He stiff absurd little hospital would.know it.; "Okay.” He turned the car into a But at night when she went home, tle with this idea as she went up on ihe back porch with medicine in ened himself,- missing everything Ultimately, by the sheer saturating drive; without protest, backed it, . she forgot Branford Wills in her ex the cold, clacking stairs to the lodge it,-mixed for a sick lien. She ,had that a’ man should have seen and effect of knowledge in small places, and turned it, not looking at her. citem ent over Daniels’ visit. room! And there the 1 drabness of crocheted the lacy edge of the nap heard in her eyes, in her voice—a Branford Wills' would also know it. (continued next wees} The house was in confusion, as reality chilled her again as Marian kins' and. ironed them, to a gloss. man . who was in love'. Then tie She .waited; until Bry was actually; always. Lucy/hurried from room, to Morgan, brisk and assured, said, )■<: Everything was delicate and plunged on angrily,-because he was in the.store,.and then said with elab ROUND TABLE MEETING “100 Year Old Bequest Still Aids tt\e next meeting will be held on Needy Children;” “Relapse,” a ho* Oct. 28, at the home of MrB. Car of THE TIMES Shakespeare’s morous selection was given by Mrs. olyn Hatfield, 37 Embui “Merchant o f Venice1’ ■ ___ Minnin Cnlp; Mrs. Hnrrv thn-‘.‘History—of Enflnr read “Why I Don’t Go To Church,” will be given; C. Finch, Amory L. Haskell, Ed The Ocean Grove Round Table by Channing Pollock; “Kaiser Monmouth Race ward A. Hurd, Manton B. Metcalf, Eagles Win Two met Monday, evening at'the home Spanked by His Grandmother, of the Missed Minnie arid Eliz&beth KNIGHTS PLAN DANCE jr., E. Gaddis Plum, Joseph M. Queen Victoria,” was given by Mrs. Hunt Tomorrow Roebling, Wilbur B. Ruthrauff, F. In Fire League Drew, 105 Mt. Hermon Way. Mrs. Carolyn Hatfield;- Miss Victoria Hallowe’en Affair To'Be HcidTJo- E. L. Roff read ‘.‘The New Citizen-, Bourne Ruthrauff, Edwin Stewart F . L. W . North read “His Father’s Son;” A veritable parade of champions and Raymond Woolfo. With' Judge Edward Knight ship of Prof. Einstein;”'“The Pla “Peace,” by Frances Ridley Haver-, The Knights .of Honor, Ocean has been arranged by the Race ringing the bell twice with two nets Jupiter and Saturn,” wore gal was given by Mrs. Louise Rus- Grove young men’s club, wilt, pre .Committee for the Fifteenth-An hundred games, the Eagles No. 1 This week’s contribution to the given by Miss Lillian Brigham; coe. Dr. Lucia Griece told the story sent n Hallowe’en dance, according nual Race Meeting of the Mon team hit the win column again, membership of the “Small Stuff Miss Cartes Schwartz read “Collec of the Merchant of , Venice , by to plans discussed at a recc mouth County Huijt Racing Asso Neptune Ready taking two of their three games 200 Club” in Arch Shaw, .of the tion of Dolls Used As Money;”. Shakespeare; Mrs. Hatfield and the meeting, to be held at the Quaker ciation, to be staged tomorrow at With Red Bank No. 1 in the B Washing:ton bowlers, who hit “California Produces New Fruit,” Misses .'North and Orvis gave quo Inn Hotel, Main avenue. President “Woodland .Farm,” the picturesque M anasquan division, of the Shore Firemen’s in the first' game against Avon was given by Mrs. Edith Uakc- tations, from the play. • William MacKay presided at the estate of Mr. arid1 Mrs: Amory, L. bowling league games Friday last Eriday. ...The membership straw, Miss Elizabeth Drew read Others present were Mrs, Lyda Haskell at, Red Bank, N. J. Co-' Despite thd three losses of the night. Knight hit the pins for a now numbers, four after three Violin;” Made From Farm Grown features on the program aro the current season, Neptune’s football 222 and 246 score, ending up with weeks of play,, so come on boys Tree;” “Swedish Love Stamp,’’ Hutchinson, ..Miss , Margaret Ben Committee reports were heard .Monmouth County Gold Cup brush eleven faced the oncoming battle son, Mrs. A. J. Vcrsoy, and Miss and final arrangements made for a 151 foi' the evening. and hit those pins....The hot was given by Miss Gertrude Orvis, race and ‘ the Monmouth County tonight with their traditional riv- stove league reports Bucky Harris, Miss Mary Elliott Dunham read Harriet ,E. Fairchild of New York. the event to; be held November; 1st Hunt Cup three mile timber event. with renew Washington,; despite a 211 by at the hotel. All persons attending Both have attracted the nation’s Coach Bill Woolley an Arch Shaw, lost two of their late of the Washington Senators in will - wear costumes in keeping top • fence-flying champions and nounced this week after sending games with the Avon No. 1 squad, line for the managership of the with the spirit of the dance and will provide plenty of thrills. his, charges through a scrimmage arid the Eagles No. 2 team dropped Cleveland “Bawl” club, as it seems prizes will be awarded for the most In the brush race, of two-and- with the Atlantic Highlands squad. all their, games to Little Silver 2. Oscoir Vitt is due to take a walk. THE POCKETBOOK. comical nnd. novel, costumes.,, _ j ■one=half—m ilesf_aTe:— M rs— C.—Vr The - - - - ' : The group also heard from their Whitney’s Gay Charles, 'spring 1938 season, will come to the Bel the . Eagles No. .1 Harris’ duties in the Capitol city.. o f K M O W L E advisor, Clifford'Kunkel; of a plan cljampioh of 1939; Mrs.: Louis E. mar field the favorites, yet their Goodwill No. 1 team of Belmar at They also think Casey Stengel to use , the recreational facilities Stoddard,, jr., Straw. Bess,- winner record for the year is unimpr the latter’s alleys, while the Wash won’t be in there when Boston of tlio' Asbury Parlc-Ocoan Grove Purk;’ Holmdel Stables.Cartermoor, despite the win over Atlantic, ington squad : bowls the Lakewood opens next season... .Wouldn’t it: Y. M. C. A., on Tuesday evenings. of the jumping stakes at Delaware Highlands and tie with Tbms-River. entry a t. Lakewood. The — be nice if the Giants could, be in; Following the regular session, Foxcatcher, National Gup cham The loss of tonight’s game would No. -2 squad ! bowls at Highlands on this new manager talk by the a El° c; ^ t Eugene Wright- and Edgar Fulton pion and Mrs. Lewis A. Park's about ruin the Blue and . White’s with the Highlands No.: 2 team. hot stove boys A note to the- . L I6 H T BULB were initiated as members of the. Crooked Wood, winner last week of chances for a shore corif The scroe ' . '■ T-.c Bradley Beach bowling alley , own- * c o ^ l o o r ers might be to use a. little disci-: v.. W A iM U l club.’ All- members were on the the Rolling ’ Rock Hunt Cup. championship and would severely Eagles 1 (2) initiatory committee; Against these four aces will be. cripple their chances in tho Central Eldridge 187 149 101 plinc on those pin boys.. ..Bowlers > - pitted such well, kriowns as White- Jersey field. Holbrook 170 173 117 arc riot appreciative of pin boys law Reid’s Bagpipe, J. G. Leiper, Coach Woolley announced a few Lyons : 1G2 143 161 who are continuously walking jr., Corky, Richard V. N. Gimbrill’s. changes for tonight’s game. The Knight - 222 24G .151 around behind the pins when you Tioga and Tcjlemark, Mrs. Jane F. mentor has! moved Dick Giles into Sampson 172 1C2 191 are trying to make a good, hit, or URGENT! Bassett’s First: Alarm, Emile Pfi first string backfield post and are always shouting to one another m essage io you who zer’s Bois, Cliaboi, Norman D. Cle- had about decided on'Biinky Pack 913 873 771 or singing loudly..-. .They are al*o suffer functional land’s Enimn’s Pet, arid George H. ard and Joe Martuscclli in-the ball- Red Blank 1.(1) slower' than the traditional molasr Bostwick’s West Haddon. ' carrying division. . The fourth J. Whalen 183 178 190 sfcfe in January. . The owners might Timber Race Entries ; backfield starter is to be decided C. Whalen 129 213 163 take a peak nt the way the boys at FEMALE In the timber race are C. E. between Arnic Thompson and Wil Hoffman 20e 117 163 the Asbury Park recreation setters •’ Tuttle’s- Blockade, son of Man o’ lard Hulse. . ., Morgan 163 169 174 or the Oakhurst boys do it, and War and three times winner of the The game tonight will also see Smith 189 150 174 learn,plenty , . '**? Maryland Hunt Cup; John Straw- tho return of Shop Rosonstcin and Fellows are caliing their Selec bridge’s Coq Btuyere, 1939 timber Gene Rosenthal to their posts on the 856 827 tive. Service cards their “Insecurity “WEAKNESS” ‘ ' ; Paul; Daly’s Mansfield line. The players were out of the Washington (I) Tickets” and “Gun Receipts.”. READ EVERY WORD! Y01 Neptune’s soccer team went, down by nature oftca havo f Park, winner of the Meadow Brook lineup last week because of the S. Blair 137 ' 178. and there r Cup; W. J. Clothier’s . Henchman, Jewish holidays. Whitlock 142 to defeat against a strong Trenton Shaw -y--- 211 166 1 TO J. V. squad, this. week. The score second, to Mansfield Park on the The loss to Lakewood last Fri Ward - 148 156 Meadow Brook, b y a nose; R ichard day evening, while their third m a F rancis 160 159 Was 4-0, which was not too bad'.. . Meljon’s Escape, 3rd, winner of the row showed the Red and Black Brown •■' ■ • 131 ' Sbcceii. isTan. up and coming sport: f m r M s Deep Run Hunt Cup; Captain J. B lair 137 in the high school, under .the coach^- : ' team as improved over the preced Batdorf - . ■ ' 191 189 137 Ewart Johnston's Seafarin Dan, ing week's encounter with Roselle ing of Ben S., Dillenbeck, and' former Meadow Brook Cup winner; Park, and team officials hope this •818 should, soon become one of tho- Allison Stern’s. Lucier, winner of continued improvement will, give A von 1 (2) school’s more popular sports..... «. the Monmouth Race last year, and Neptune an opportunity to break C. Lee ' 164 154 176 . And add Judge J. Edward Knight: rrid girls build un resistance against two promising young horses into the win column tonight at the H am pton 180 182 . 166 to the list of the “Small Stuff 200 tiu.lHE lA'/t CENTURy. vVHEM GRAPEFRUIT WERE “clUUcuIt daya". ONE. tonic you can on Palmer’s Fast. Chance C ham berlin 166 169. 162 CONSIDERED OP HO VALUE.Tnty WERE YAKtfN buy that is mado especially-for expense of Manasquan’s pennant T urn er . 158 176 Club” members, for his Honor hit -TRAPinO VfSSElS IN fH£ "TROPICS MCRrty FOR wonion. Telephone your druggist and Gurdon Wattles’'Abmerton. chances. D ellett two hundred TWICE last Friday . QQIL/IST WHEN THE HOLD■ VMS 0MPty right now tora bottle ot J^ydla PJnk- 175. 139 ham ’s Compound. WORTHTRYINQl These two races alone should Salm on 160 189 For this he should be made presi draw a reel'd crowd to the Wood dent or something.. .That' brings average of 2,388,000 motor vehi 843 804 869 land Farms course. The card is cles arinually have been scrapped. E agles ( 0) the membership to five instead of completed by two fiat races, a pair Traveling to the farthest corners J. Thom pson 116 115 128 four as stated in an earlier section of farmers’ races, and another of the -United States are 140,000 H eckm an 159 148 115 of the column . ..Nop expected'to brush, affair. F . W ilgus 142 139 142 Stage an upset tonight.. .Hope so, busses. Public schools are respon C. W ilgus 125 125 , 152 The unprecedented crowd expec- sible for operation of 85,700 of E. Thompson, Jr. 142 150 135 and wc surely arc sorry to hear, of' ! CHRISTMAS POLDERS Ited will arrive in' time for the first these, vehicles. the untimely death of Phelps Cree, race at 1:30 and will come from 684 077 672 jr., one of the Green Raiders, and • Little Silver 2 (3) 1 a swell kid in every way,.,ping all parts of the country by car, Residents of farms and, towns Bruno 125 155 152 1 / Original Designs j train and plane to witness this un under 2,G00 population account for O’Connor 144 155 137 Pong tourney of the Green Raid-: usually colorful spectacle; forty-one per cent of all motor Field . 94 114 ers is progressing satisfactorily, The Race Committee, headed by vehicle registrations, while urban Lux 141 .143 with the first round passed.. .The- Maffei ' 172 170 146 going should now appear a bit- W. Strother Jones, has as its mem ites, of cities of over 500,000 popu T etley 180 139 with Your Name) bers Edward M. 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