M'liimrjiith Cuunty'tt Great Market Place All the News of TUD lU'^istcrN Classified UKD HANK Department— und Surrounding Towns Uhf-rii tlku Seller finds Told fearlessly and Wilbout Bias. D BANK RE the Buyer. imuGil Weekly, Entered aa Second-Clawi Hotter it th« 1'ui.t- Subscription fitcoi One tfear S1.&0 VOLUME LV, NO. 41. ullico ut Hcii Hank. N. J., under the AC. cl Muitli 3. 1B7U. &ED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933. Sii Months SI.00. Kinule Co^y 4c. PAGES 1 TO 8.
than any oilier single individual ia WANTKH lOJt A TOOK FAMILYv. ! i Merchants Bank responsible for this bank bein£ back Young People To Annual Report j George W. Bray Town Finances In No Decision Yet in business. The dopositois can (hank Caplain Kcnii.-tly Makes Aiipeiil For _,__,,.. On Sale Of Beer ' Back In Business ILE^'X^EiEIfli I Present Comedy Of The Fire Chief Dining Hoom 1'uniitnre. y Captain Robeii' A. Kennedy, 1 - For Freeholder Fine Condition .The Mayor and Council of RedReopened Institution Had anlinj; only p;irt of il, a:> v;ould have "June Time" Will be Given Fri- The Work of tlie Fire Depart- ^^[A%r,l^r\^T^ Candidacy for Republican No^i- .Red Bank Meets Its Pay Roll Ob, Bank to Meet Tonight to Auspicious Start Last Thurs;_ i bc-en tlic case if lhe b;mk had been day at River Street School by ment for the Past Year Sum- appeal for ;i coniriijun.,.. ..f .iini.-.i ] a!.lon Announcc? ^a=l rnday, hgalions by Borrowing $50,. j liquidated and hud ^onr out. uf busi-, Adopt Regulations and Fees— day—Deposits Over Seven ncf-'J-. f flonL wonder he fools happy Young People's Club of Re- marized by Edmund S. Crelin room furniture fo n family in un- Night—Arthur E. Johnson of ; 000 from the National States Several Applications Made. Times Size of Withdrawals. I even though he is tired and worn formed Church. —Fine Record Made. fortunate circuin:ii;inf<'i-. h<- f;i m- j Asbury Park a Candidate. j Bank of Newark. ily numbers ;\ix p f.nii- of j i out.' TJ)0 ou Tho mayor and council of llni Tlic bank of tho Merchants Tru:;l ] jjlirjn,r tnc p.iriy pall uf ThunrJ-iy ! Y "tf People's club of (he The following report, of thn work whom are children. Two chair-, aiej At ,-i mi din;; of the Vouni; Men's | Last week, in order to meet pay company of lied Bank had an aus- • moyn-un? ih(, ,jjrcrtois found time' fur j Reformed church of Ked Bank will of the Kcd Bank fire dcpaitmcnt for in the kitchen, nnd aside frr which, excepting ?94G, 1. sue or the eanipiii-ii will hi, 1 lie |, , | . ,, ;.. ,,, , rnjirrly v/nli th*. governin^ boards of nibor with the. air so heavily scented mud) j,,,.,,,.,. ,.ou|,| n,Jt ljn a,.rorded Hai tloy Capen, .John and Cedric Ry- wan cuvcrn.i by insurance. It wa? ;];:Li m v jint| d out that lidticlion of la.xe.,, and ai; my ira;-j i I,,,- ,.,),,;, |.- .,, |,,,..', money ah ,t r that its perfume; wus wafted outside-,„ th(, h;ink ,,,m,i,jyPPS f01. „„. p.irt der. Misses Florence Woollcy, Vir- 1 YlW tho van'ou ; i!)*""- until .May : necc:-;;-irv to lay 8,300 feet of 2 - incli and noticed by passer-by. -"^'lO' which they Imu" played in Krttin;,' the ginia Kceler, Leona and Alhcrta hose, 2.110 feet of chemical and '.Id a, as,,e...or in iuv. criiK t it xes j i,:,,,!; ,ujl |orate,l at Red Bank in 5. r r h K 1 l: ln!t 1: 'J'Jje whole tenor of Monday ni^ht'r. persons remarked lhat the whole at- • ll!in iy\ rj,,,.nc,j The rivc-raj;'- person Whiting and Jack. Loverside and boo.-t.er hour, rairfc about 316 feet of RichardC. Hackstaff, Rev. John '" "'" •>"''""' -' "' "' ' -i"^ «';-. .t,ve proof ,,r the soundness ot nH:rtin^ indicated Uiat the jiMlcn mosphcre was more like lhat of a h;1.. ,.,, ;,,,,., (jf ,lu.v .lh, nmoun, of Raymond Picrco' will take part in Judders, u-'c l.'i gailonw of foamitc and ci & ihis mu A. Hayes, William L. Russell' \Z,!'-ul!i i h-'v.-'c'.mi'pileV-wi't'i, tile •!,'','.• ,'!™v 'n l'""-'^™! - ' com mil t ee of tlie c ninr.il VtO.ii 1<1 he wedding than that of a hu: mess in- ;f.lr,,ical work necessary to the open- the one-act comedy, "Lotus Flower." S38 gallon^ of clicmical^. Tim characters in the other one-act and Alexander D. Cooper of ,ii...jn, ,,f my Mipiioi-ter:-." I '.vi't'i'i'ii'.iiihiiou'i 'ii'ii-un- 'thpr11!111100 h :; pntrustrjd wilh Krantin^ liccn:eH and \ t 11n r-y ^ f i o*Jf ooiiiia banki --'4. 1 ^nOvn --*-— on-u.j|.vie occasioi i • » i * n (he Wilbout I'he untiring efforts nf the lixin;; rc^ul.-ition-. '1'liorna.-, M. Gop- What mighg t bo described in. m ""- I h;>ntc employees worked continuous- comedy, "Heroine, Villain and Every- JIK.-I.-A-IIH cl;ief:; ,Tnd • every fireman, Red Bank on List. ; Mr. .lolin.-on'.; stateaicnl followi:,.\ ,„,...,, ,ulln!,or of muniCipaHtic'il thing," include:; Charlqs Reeves and Kill, eh:iirm;iM of thn p')lU:n rmnmU- day Jcceptjoji lou!; place, both insid o'clock in thr> morning together with the cilicient co-oper- The list, or Krar.d juror.; f-ir i he • nominatio•A; a .andidatn fuer lhfoer tlihc> K.'puijluan I |!;lvn cached the end of Ihcil' bor- Inn, brought thu mnUcr up. He EUHI and outside, thh e Ijuiidin^bildi . HHappy, ,,;, til ,,,,„„ ,,'dock ,,lc n(,x, ,norn_ I'olly I'ncalls, ation of tlie fire commis.sioners and April term tjf court wa;; drawn Jlmi- • hoiilers I wiil ba.-e my if Srec-| ii.win^ eaiiacily, ln these places sal-* nt; faces, hand shaking and eon- 1 that all ;ipptjca(ion:> [<> ;.-rjj| - Then they went, to a restaurant Committees wlio will aid in the thr. water and police departments, day by Sheriff Howard Height ami ai'^n on ;i|.jr.,i nl'.icinls, public employees, a plstfnim of strict he.' speeilio and i,,'wn''in>--. II- said \ K'atulatory ren.a.'ks we.e every- lrj |1;iv,. )nn[.,L .lft(,r v;)lich ,h(,y ^ not neglecting to mention the gen- h b f lih h production arf: Htage committee, Al- Jury Commissioner Wiiltani :-'i. lent w.lli elfieieiii'y •cnnoMiyill c.unit, y cm-a f-;| v,osrlin.i k"i:d •; leaclierare beins - anpaidd othein r scrip,"oschoopl that leqiie-i-' mnde ,,-'-r tlic if],-- where in rvidenee. i he directo.:; of ., ,,.w )ujUt..;- ,.]r,c), before rolurninq bert Hniffpn manager, Margaret Hen- eral Mipp'Ht of thn public at large. I Thompson of Red Bank. A t.'tsl "t tail.. I lielieve that tlie tini"- ("ill] f |.-r- I ley are not paid at all. Not nhonn or in o'hir v-M«l l;c hlon 'th" lmlk lla(l lll"° """; "' dtv"tc lo v.o.k at ci{,-lit o'clock. Hours al- net t, Louis firob; busiues:; com mi t- am sure Mich a report would not be '3a natnes were drawn and r hi.-, wi)) to anything except that nt applied on;.' a:; thin were put m by tee, E. Evelyn Matt son manager, pos"i!,]e. be reduced to --J when court opens. n, us fullest sen 1 expc,, llr oan from the in^ to tile jrood w'r.zlif.-i, ,-l cmjjloyoo.s for a week prioi r to Marjoric L'rickson, Edith Wolf, Pearl Through Ihc efforts of our /ire com- J 1'oni }led Bank.the name; of Kieli- i smaller loan from the National" n^ Hi.-,I ltli county i; lint h . ; ,.,,,, |,. | ,, f j. n them. None of them cornplairu-d ie opening of the institution. All missioner J. A. VanSchoick, there ai-'d C. Hackstaff, Ilcv. John A. Hayes, s ]n ( n(|w;i s rc 1Jse( Ralph, Grover Carter, Alfred Ralph, lir agricultural and rrrort eoni.ly. Ii '||lf, 1Money borrowed -from tha bar- Ytrnn n new alarm system in- Wiiliam L. Russell and Alexander IJ. d I 0P)ir:0Pdd to thth vutt el' s off MoiuiionMt t hh \ „-., lk |,an((i Cnahlo,l Bank stalled by our fire alarm inspector, Cooper were draw-n. The other niirnes 'coi'inlv for r support with the a-,-! i F. K. p,pr.vcr, which ban exceeded ex-
pcct.'itinii::. Jiy this new system, U, : :H|,I|l''lllTM U'Jjll. ll ouioie iioni.- and : i,v,r . • ' ,. , balance which divide.the boroti^h into zones, rif Apn] I hc ( is a it is possible to know in ju?t which verninent^f..r lhci]rr, to meet oilier bills. Another pay zone ih(- fire is located by the fust LHR Branch; Cnarfei !!>..: • ic liCoiilc. [ in]] date will occur Monday, April number .sounded and by tho next two. Branch; .'-.-unuel Tnu-e.SM, ! !'">. at. tho remdar meeting of tho number:; it is pr.snble. to tell the ex- "elmar: Daniel II. Hill, rfpt in- Lake; p_ * Dl O nriyoi- and council. It is believed :(:! Tl ; v wa: ln ; l; ; i M 1C nC Mia! I lie Seconii National bank anil Mr ,'• , ,- ,„ ,jr,,r-e" •-l"" - " '"•• " - - ' ' '" "' \ ••"'• <>!••" grateful to KcmMh Wyol- " '"' ,',, ,.'"" ' ... f, act location of the |jax in that zon*\ Jr. Robert Watkins, Ilclmar; Kruiik i abSIOil ST iciy OV M. No].. i,l (.,.I .h.i- no hein-e., wj|hnax! ,j n fpjnt f|f (,vciy ,„„,,„„„. ,,,r I-,,,. h.,T.in,, ,jIJIritI,,j hiu ..crvil.p.. j:-ehool, and Rev. Carman Irembath. by Lee, I.on" Branch; Willis A. Mount, rtu.-i. eoiupaiiy will 11" /->1 U di-int:; which wi'c replaced with ten Hirt; and William II. Thompson, u[ l;c f ho 1W W!i : 1 ! tin JJIPS by tlie water department, . 1 h" nccPs:-ity to borrow more money* ii 1 'd'luiiii:; e s thl:"'""i w» :"i < - " " * 'I'W* """ 1K.-1 refrained fronvtakitlK money cut ! KepUbllCan LlUD Fannin^dale ; lilaee .'.•,.',',V th.'• ro .-ib-d ,,r, " "fleetcl not alene by Ka,ly;(lf ,hp ,,.lIlk ,,,CiuI::c th,.yv ,;lllt ,he .small fire ln^s was also made i.-- Second Annual Presentation to t'"-'' i' }'«f-nt of .-alarics and wagca illl !(! n (li s ln alJ Joseph T. Smith. Spline ' 'l,l "„,'„.., i, ,.,',, ill,,-, l,nr- fo. '- " >-' 'K " " ''>' ''''I'py l institution to make a good showing Meeting Last Week! plm c bv over 100 inspections which for the last, half of March fell dua iiml ri Marry X. Johnson, Highland.-; 1-M be Given in School Palm Sun- A lire- W'T.,','0 .,,,,'I Vn-,1 t,\l- \-V,', ! '"" " '"'I'eful count-inanee., a:uIjThr, directors state that while they resulldd in the removal of nftny fire Barlialow, Lakc sixteen days a^o. but. tlTe money wa!5 1>J cv lc nc of A'l,:ir',lls Milit.iii. l-'air lltiven; Ailrian'i / due was not paid in full for Ihc las^ % ''lOthr-r Thuii-rduy tho J.a'-t yc.-ir or ,.,.. -J-hey say they want the depo.si- cles, spoke at the meetine. Mrs;. Jar- !:••! l"..i ill- ("'';. i amount of ihc li"" on>r; fee. Captain Robert A. Kennedy, who isE. Morcau:in, I'rcehcldFreehcld; Helena Mcl.'tMcl.'atr - i 'V' . '", """ , " "' ' ' '•"••." |--<""i o"fI '.];in-.•.iar.-n..,-,,,(h am|i . mthee lusfirst halnair.nif .ol!; nioic. It waa a condition utleily at:iol- lo f(,c[ frec lr, withdraw money dine is president of the United Wom- 11 0 01 A vr niincc wilh tho en's Republican clubs o[ Monmouth in charge of the unemployed. . ron, Fair Haven; Adelaide Steve,,;;,! i'-' ,''" , ' ' "' 'Y7 '" ! I>iil. Kcr example, all the police- vidc'"thaMv.eVa"nd vone' 'ofnoTnv re J > "'ncreal solemnity ;1,, make pui aliases not only because hli Mh tl1 (it,, at bu..,m u,i ulnolnv,ic.)wliich h,ia hepn ^ notk.t!lb|n Mncc hi H1 h, , f . interests county. Mrs. Margaret Opdyke of Co-opprnlion had by the LonK Branch; Dr. II. 11. Andcr.-on. ; " auditonu.u and there will | men were paid on the basis of* 1 c On rnl Cil public in general during lire preven- Allcntown; Frank Maiucci, Sl,,i,w :'>- Hirec per-fwrnancr.-;. Palm .Sunday j palrolman',; salary. In other word. 'il",' "' 'n "r , , ; , " the hanking holiday wa., declared. ,)f ,hc town but also because it will Keansburg presided at the meeting. : 1 ni 1 M al ; tion week, at which time inspections Lake Ausust K. Koppcr Colt's i ' "' '"- . Hall-past two o clock ,lu, chief, captains, lieutenants anil " •, ;, ' ,,:">'. " ,'.•*,,'! "The ice has been broken, one tend to brins about more cmploy- Van K. Halscy, chairman of the r rl :;amo course ia beinff fnlt-nvod in other departments. Thei • lli::IU'l' salaried ullifial:; arc {,-ottinn; awrence ,'•)."• cnly part nt whnt- t:' due tu Ihem^ '[tie employees >,{ the street and Carbide deparlnieut.3 and all other; rin(']'i.iia .--!.,,. Mi,crr |,,,,,,. because of tbe large number of p'.-i- ,.rivr. sent by Dean's,} convention to begin Friday evening. once "by Fair Hsiven, mice by Little Rumsuii (le-in of !h<. New J"i--ev I'athorinc Rrnv landed by \\ . Paul Stillman o£ Fish^ Kumnuti, dean ol ni^.vw •'•'-'•>. | i-,.t,,.,,i|t;i. .Irv i.h mailni. r nor.-, It.it'i ,.,•,,!.,,.(, r;ea i;.,n|; who is Dresden* j bar, was toastnumlcl.' Speeches ol i 'i ..iii-. i,,,, „[ i-,;..,,. «.,.... M-.I..,,..v ' i..inn, into is preuaent (W.rmnlaliu,, were made by \k'A}:l"!r " ! 1"\J.™1 \\wr "Wl^X '" ""• Atonal Slate bank. In talk. Chaiuiellor Maja Leon fcrrry; Thoin- j ,..|li:.M1' •; wiili a flopi^ter reporter Mr, l M;nic 1. Stilininn .slated that . he was vry as A. Mathin, srrretary of stale; . -i','r.l!'t''' ' ' " JuUgc Harold 13. Well.; «if 1 he cmirt ; I ^". :-..].iirr-*' Mi.-h:ie1 I1 ^!.'((( 1') Jiavc provided this acconw of errors and appeals, Judge Henry! . P.it-n niodatiou for Heil "liank not. only be^ j r;iu:-i' In1 considrnNl it a £ood in>* A^kerLion uf 1 he circuit CUUL-L and Mi. i . A <:h<n ). en .r:ui,T it war. ^latifyin^ to have becni roll bottk',1 beer at the .Strand ies-; The members of I h- bo.,,,1 of di- -^'i anls 1 rust, company, Chemical (off valves •''iuf :ei\icr to tlie town oC which ht$ taurant. of which he is part owne.. I rectors arc -Mayor Chailcs r.. Kir-:-j , ^ <-'"'"Pany of ^ew ng to assure bar a.^auciatinn, njtencd t \w. meeting , ^," \'\'\-,-v ... Hutflt ]'! Yoik nr of music lor the county, presented a -Allow me befo: with a .speech. He inionucd the is- .huno, .,.".".'.'." ,'. )?'!"'"' i is a icsident. Hecau^i; of unusual , Stadler's boat works asked for per-|]jsh, Kenneth H. M'clJueen, John' J. l - d Bank Lions club, Honey you that it is w:th great pride that Ur I >lm 1 Rho Mrc program of instrumental and vocvocaal guo.-!.s that. William A. Slovens, at-1 Si -l"!,'i „ I;,,.,! | condit inns it was noee^ary for Mr^ mission to sell bottled beer at its j Quinn, Frank E. Price and Warren : '<' ' "' ' P' - Kenneth H^ ] pernvUcrll to submib t a reportt '.".'." MI.-IKU'I I '• ••<•>• j Sti!!m:ni and the. other bank orTicialg selection's. The soloists on the pm- Lornoy-genoral, who was to II:IVI:;IC;- ^- 5^'^,,!,,,»,- Krill on I'.iveiside avenue, l'atnrk F-;II. Kmo.-k. T)ie board has elected -"''Qii'-en and family and John Him- the iiiuallCMt lire Ion* . . i-':';inri.- Jf*\ ''\. tf ;.;<> In con^idei'aljh! extrawork, ov, :ni eel as toa.-tnia;ier, was unable tu at- si' .hi'mr'. tu. i!o.= ..... Wil!i;uu • M l Kennedy wantrd a retail license for I Mayor Enslisb as chairman. Jh. ' • ^ .I,!,!,! in otli.M-1" wi>:d.; to "tjn out. of their the same purpose at his stores fin : McQueen, who was president of Iho ' •»•«. lend- . A Jeltei- of tribut >• in Jud^o •-'•• \ iiri'hfcn . i'.i'ii \\<. ut •• Lawrence from Ihe attorne-y-L:*.nof;iL [V ' ':tM!>;i-: • Mm C I'--I . w;i\," ,•!;•; thf ^•tvinL: ^ot!L-, in order tci Monniotith street and 1. Weinstein. hank when it wan closed December , V,--.-!.!,!!.-! IJKLrA** r^n I: waa read. ' si sim.m ' y.i]--1?/- .'..'..'. Jt'-,'i[ i ••"!!.-11111111.ilc the 11 itiir-iu-Lion. Th« nnolller Monmouth street business 1!,-;,1, 1031, is aKnin fillinB that posi- j ' OUtfirUl niKer Oil f A fountain pen, the .^ifl ' nf the -imja; j-.Tn'i.-t ni;t\nr and cctimci] and tho member** nan, made a similar .eoticst. The;,ion. Mr. Quinn is vice president.; Way Home Get.S Aid I Te" *,'! together with the untiring co-opera- -if llui 1KI:IPI of education of Reel ^roi:riy firm of Maltlicws &•- Korbc:s i Ed^ar MCCIPCP, who li;ts long hern [ ere made by the Red combined b-ir ;),-;:i()ciations, was ^ivrn [ -••• - • -o-«-e Bank, 15a ton town and Long Branch tion of all those, who were connected H;jiik 'Miit'- th;it they urn very grate- aHKon fur [ho ri^hl lo r-c\\ botlled an employee of thn baiiK, is . either directly, or indirectly there- lo Judf^R u.iwrcnec by the io;i.;inKt.: .|-» . » » beer, -Bt:ni;>min II. Crate .Sr, ar-ked tary-l fcnnuicf. These «(Jicers will Tliiyuiond Stewart, fourteen years club?. The Kcd Bank club report, was trr. The Count];- dub irio <>f Ilci! ; t* air rlaVCH, ful to Mr. S'. ilini-.m and the bank ((!(1 W;ts with. I'M thi^ ai'CiMnniodation. for a wholesalers licence. I continue to serve until the annual ' < 1'fturned tu lii.s home at I read by Miss Lois Hesse, who an- Thanking rach and every one whoBank entertained with ^fncrni v"c;il , • Mr. Gop.sili ;-:utl most of the appli- j meeting- of the stockholder*; in Janu- Afhury TarK Monday morning by nouiiced that the club wa:; niakin The cmplnyrr.i uf flic Water and j helped make my term as chief .such selections. Residences Leased J'od Bank policn after he had given .study of the various county ofliccs. •i WIM- di'imrtmi'iit:; of Red Bankard us wore faully becau:e, they tlidiary. EI pleasure, I respectfully submit tlie up walking from Ruin.^on to that I low the surrogate's ollice opeiate.s 1,1,US' INSTAl.l.MKI.N. .-till unpaid for the last, half off not contain ,'ili t)i/.- i\rr,\n'i inform^-; "Thi.s is one of the happiest above !"or your approval. niiiu li Hon. He advised thu^s who made )| of my life" repeatedly dpchiroil Mr. j'-'i'.v «nd had a:;ket! for aid frum a will be taken up at the next meeting •Not th Slirrwsbiu y a I 1'al Mairh and t hn (irnt haU' of April buti of tho club April 25th. Very truly yours, "ili-y w\\\ prubably get their money them to prepaniy^iew applicatinn^. I Quinn in responding to the conyratu- Rr-rl Uank resident. d S. OIllci'l'S I" H« Installeil Tlllirs- : hn.j been ri'iilcd In J; \. !•'. Mlll-pUy For this reason" and also hceaut-e. j latiuns showered upon him. lie The hoy had been enpa^rd in scH- M iFK Ca t h eri n c R uusell w;i.i n p- dn.v, Ajiril II. i ot Ni-w Yin-k. v.-lu. will liv, itln tl y Kx-Chief, next, few ila>'s. Theae de-* niore state le^islaliuu is expected tlie ! looked tired and worn, even hay- iny candy at KuniPun on Sunday. He pointepointod treasurer of ththee state orijan- 1 MM , , , ir r ,, ' Iho \oar nuiiii!, Currn.-cv I'urran, i aniin-nt:. are (inumvd differently mayor am. i council decided to waiLit t wardJ f= , but despite this there was that j --larted la walk home lute Sunday j i/.ation. The chairman o;I the various ' The. report win: accepted ami or- dercd IllcfJ. .'. Albert until tonighght bfrhrfitree ndojiSindoj^ ^ mnile? . in his appearancp e whirli showed lhat I ni;:t wa.j walking around one communities comprise Miss Lois r.od LauK lu.Ue ul 1,1..- «.ll I ' '>-:,. , ,.1,|(.,iri, .„ ,,,„ ,-,„,, ol-, ;,•;,„•.,, , „„ nis. Tliry an; ,.clf supporting-, pulann ami fees as io thp sale of "is wordy diil not bnlie ihis feelings, >'v]iji'.h in i]io morning when lie de-Hesse for Ked Bank, Miss Marion chairman of the lire committee of T : v"rT I '1 T -,;•. '••'i-v,,.,,, at 1'sir lluvn, lr,s „'„,.,! Th, ,,,.,,.y U- nrunUun thorn ,3 it lie council, said it. was the most < beer nffl'led Kank. "" is small wonder that he look:-; fided to a:;k for assistance at thoLippiiicott for Hamilton, Mrs. Viob- '•l-'i'" l-'ll ••'•'"•'r'"'•'" V'l " i-'li""' * "Iiii :-If.= H ll;il:''v i':l'il-' ..[!•••• !'.r'l from buyi'i-.f of walcr nnd . -^•-tory was taken by VAXMA^LIGHT SKK\'R'K. v. urk «••• cliii-'f nl ll»' I W I- , M.inii. wlii.-h opeiatin^ on a rc>- be :ifl UI tobr l Ul:lt in thflt pcritH| fluni olluM' loill'.os. I'l.lluwilil; t!|.' »t Mollv 1'itcher Hotel ' '" | Mank Piukei, the l^.sner butler, to r, Nrw ,li-r.-e\. Thr i. ,|. WO Si' ' '1 H'tO'l 1. t -IS ilv, Kills for water (•(-I'fnionif's ;m rut t'l I ;im iiit'lil will ho | he h:.snt I.ful three hours' Mcep. He . , , . Special Service Good Friday .Night I Kuril ! 'l-'l i'cr . ."-Vol : uM' for the past l(H a poljcc hoailqu:irtcl ; DKMOCHATIC M prcscnlod in Iho f.i'ill i.inin unit a Iho I"lcd Bank Junior Woman K lias been working nipht and ilay tu at Seabright Church. lhri'i- in.mill ; wo ifulcl out Satur- club will present their annual ICmdcv 'get (lie Ij.'ink opened, TJie _ ,. .supper will ho sorvoil. 'nio (.ilio.'is A candlc-litrht Coiniiumiun pcrvicc ; U'dfaro Cffrnniittcr nf <'niiiit.v an,i n i., ,•:-oot.'.i that enough fiance at the Molly Pitcher hotel I'Yi-1 person ha:; no idea nf the. vaMSATUIID.W NKillT AT Cil.OBK. to be insfallod HIT will tnko place Good Kridny night ] Moot Hero I«'rida\, April 1. 1 I'W I) Mr.U ( in.'lioy lo p;,y !!: sal.nios will havo day night. Miss Ruth Koulell amount of rod tape and other wmk Aiuilhcr Dance mid Knterfainnicnt nt the SeabriRhfc Methodi.st chinch. . , K:.nltPd Kulfr--Tlioin;is ('. MrWv. I I III on 'I,-OOIVO,| lie ore (he end of this general chairman of tlie dance com- that must be done tu t\ meet illi; of the welftWC cOliinilt-J KsU-omcd r.cndin^ Knight — - V.'I!1J;M« J- to liCil- , V.I Ok. such a feat. 1'IUIMUMI for This Week. Rev. Harry P. Folgcr, tho pastor, s 1(i ,•.,,.,.„„, .,,„, (, mit I on and is assisted by members !ec uf thn twenty atliliated Woninn's j The S'.illi'lnos of Iloil I'.ank's fl- will be. in charge. On Knster -Sun- lvv.u.l Wrin man Ninned. of thn other various committees. "Lawyer:; can usually find way., to. Another of the popular Saturday pemorratic clubs of Monmmitli conn- ., t s.ini'i ;| oon.iunni i.\ sh"\vn in an- day morning there svillt bo a i (1 Todlly Hoyt and his lied Coats will .save timo in an emergency, and ' ni-lu dances and'entertainment* at U'|J >uui iilii^ UltJi *; will Ut) U MllIlrl.'H: ... , , .i • ,i i r M, .Ml: . .1 ino I la' I, ..-vino at six o'clock.'' Tho r<- uh..- 5' 7' ll(; '"'f ."! "'r '"""fi''."' '' K: . I niln'1' \\ay Net m,Iv the Newark mipplly theh . niusio fof r iliinclnsdi . AA what Ml-. Quinn lias iluno in (his in- n,,, (;i,,iir. i,,,iol is plannni for (hi?S K Worllilrv. n::h Clerk I'. \\. ,,,n,.,,i,,,v „„„•... i, i._ „, ..?. >•'•<> '-''"lit I'-lks lioiiii! Miilay, Apul "',' . '. i h:-nk hui .•',",,'i.il wi'allhy rosident.-i lirogram of spocialty iniiiihrrs will st.-im-c l\as heen niarvchiils. IHit in -.vri-U- Tho siippoi- Ihis wock will lit. morn ing service, wil] ho at, eleven ,' - Mill. . r i-:.' K. t ti 7, at '_':;!D i>. M. Mrs. lttilif V. Liiw- s: oi .'^' j ' ] ot tin • •. I'lu.ii OMiisid.'i' it aa excel- hi: prcficnlecl. rinns are beini; mmln "ulci- to do it lie h.-til (n spend many | i, tiiiccl hy knockwui-.it anci potato o'clock, tlie ICpworth league fiervice 1 p(1 :1 renee of Kreehold, Mrs. Howard .1, .1,11 II. ! hi i:;hl last S:il liiilMV. ^':ic i" ;.',,.;.,",,; I' iH nuo.lnicnt to lo-in. money to to havn the, ballruom illiiininntcd hy | HlceplpKH nlfihts and to npply liimsolf ,.. ,i,,,i, siiarlirtti and meal balls. A at 6:15 o'clock in the evening" and M M 1,1,.. , cf the ollioo a: OIICI'. .Mrs. : ile.ij-hl of Ken dirt and Mrs. I'obert l n llrilllcl Iho Inwii. ihov have made offois to ^lomilnr evening service, at hair- : s,.^bul.),,1 ,,r Ul,, 1!:ulk wiMMh W^ (. ^™""" " '" '•"' is a nioinhoo "I" iho 1 ii'i I :i! lo oxoo- ' (ipntliglit for dnnnint;. iHHomitlincly lo ™noe,,tv-ito.l wnrl;. I(1(1( ,,. m.izl,_ ,.,,,,„ ]nlvv .„„, lNl,lly j ill ld nnke :-uc 11 loans sinofl last woek'ji Tin? members of ihc. u:;Ki:;tin£ coin- •Of c-oiii-KP, I know lat-k pretty ,j . . ded. Music pa.i .invffL ^.^^ . iho. mcciliiiR. llopoils of wclfarcj Mi'.-.-i'iniV - M..ni. M .II,T. [ lit Ho ooalniU loo WI'J 1 •' pro-idrllt of ; well,*' ho continued, ;in his I mmihrl irm wiM bc iuvar g | II .ii-llnn look |.l: mittPCB conipriHc, niu^ic, Mi:;;; JlutJi (•will be furnished by Harold l'>eni\\ v.htiiv- "WR lire alUmppy bci-ausft lh« bank jmil.,,ri. nf (.ri;ni()nipH nnd j,tr,n>]l yon the cost of a new ruof. Call us I iisilion will also ho asked on tho ir- mini and (Eleanor Ak'sainler; ie- is m iniHincKs again, hut I can well Tomlinsun will he manager of the af-on (he phone iind unr expert will port that distributio of relief funds lli'innoiatlo (lull iM elm:: |io'.|iu;..'li-r id Koau.-lnir,; t" imaginc that. Jack ir, happier than I r- j,. lli:;lil:iritN I av|ea,\cr -.' .V^-,l.^•lalllm Ij'Oiilimont.'-j, Misuse:; Joy co Morcer n examine your roof free of cliaiK'-. If it. Ashuiy Park had horn u::od in 1'ho ;',liro\vshiiry lioiti* cluli ; ilooood Mr... M.'i!:;n c. ilpdyl.o, \. li" any of Ihe rest, of us. This hank is it is in #ood conililion he will tell lias IVtilliin W nil inn Niunrs. ("hnirniaii, Marjorie. Kulil ami Min- 'hrivinj,' iiairic.,' lahon off 111); petition will hnlil its S'lU'lli;; lliootno;- al IhI ho o ; hass l.ooIi,a n VI li;: j; a'-iin'.: p bis baby, ;ui to speak. It IM almost yon so. If not, he will make our jortc PciTlnn llammoiul; onicrtftin- IJUVII l»riiH« Seocls. in favor of the city manager plan ^•hiowshury llrolmuse on I il'.ad ' loo : i,-,,-,- Iho d.'ith of Henry T A.-U- 'I'll,. lliL'.liliniil l.i.\].iiyis' u.ssocia- like hi.1) own flesh nnd blond to him, Our nunny nnd .shady lawn mix- le.cummendations. Obion Hooting inent, MitiHcs; June McVey chairman, Conipnny, phono. Heel Hank 313S or ct inn. strcol, Shrewsbury, Ki i.I;iy iii'.Jil at jornoiu. Mr. I'.-:u11;111 i; jilllili.llor oi Imu lei., ..!>laMII d a pet ll inn sie.nr.,1 I believe, lie took the lead in found- tures, composed of Native and Im- 1 Jonn Kmith and licit ty Ackonnan. Atlantic IIi(;llland:i ,1-10. - Advcrlise- eif'llt ii'cloi'k. Th. lilo'-lni;;- I, lioiiu; a Koali-'lilll:; woekly m \\ sp.i po'\ in;; It. f. dont believe anybody frit ported gra:;ses. produce excellent IT- '['hei'c will b(j ii. ptipular priced firj- • •'til;;, i'ricoci lowc;;(. iti ycw.s\ I*"red mcnl. 1 held for the sclootioa an.I oildir." \ ]' i; c\|'0o;od that tho appaint- chargn worse than he did on December "j;><|, Cmirl Alllninuc Diiiic.i . I->. Wikoff Co.--Advertisement. uiout- of eandidato- Jlilonts will ho aia.to poonis no:;! o il, VXW, when Iho hank waa cloned be I '>>tuUy ;;a A nieotint: o[ tlio lol owner:; In \ Many of the yolllip'i' sol of Kod 1 1 1 cause ur unfortunate liiuuirinl devel- K'lir View ecnictery U>r the rleiltnn ;f;ni)t air phiniiio); lo nJtonil (lie I i ii '. Ill- ; t-i i i' i- i I i;r .;r i.t JiJ n. MieUey Moiisei and I'rtrr Ituhhit Bluo riate Dinner, ;jr» Cents. A now ;;oi Ies oi : (.'oh i.- ti"\\ "j.oll | >'mv! solo'y lo. I liti";/ ..'l.o,l )o.- Pi " • »i iir 'lli.' :i M.i-ii ,,[) IDS c:\Unl a of ll'uiilcci will ho held al Iho oi'me- • .-prinK danco of Iho Middlesex clvip- nt 'I'*:'ley's. Alway'j the newc.it and opment::. A I. l\a!sin':j Cut Kale Drug Store in the Hid IhniK loiiliiin:; and loan ^lonl Kn,i ovolt tory nn Monday, April Id, JiCW, nl ,,,,. ,„• „,„ r.en^'v.m Court oollo e \,\< .'i i.r; !• •! I'l i'i: in ;h!, April 71 11, innfit. clru'cr cirntionM in Miuilpr cards "The very next day nfier (lie hank tJ Yuut- choice uf K jissooial ion This sotio. I:, eoini.i JiOII o'clock, i'. M. • ,t win. !i In,,.' th-- !.Mltcr will bn lire now lihowiin;. Scatter joy with win; closed he started a movement to sluvo V(*(;t:tal»lrii( hrcatl, hutlcr, (\VA- I'la A" g( l , e, iilumnae Satunlay iii;;hl, April'Jli, at if Iv.i • •la I', id Vniir I mm. II. Lufburrow, Seoirtary. 1,1. 'ii. ; r.\ I i,\ri! •! i..i, i liii'.c hem Kai.tej tard;.-. Peter Hahhil, ;II»1 It, Very few people of ilnl the Mnlly PHcher hiilel. llancin;; "I;." All inve.liiieiil nl il inoulli Pi I i[i lecdlli;: I , \'ll,llh' 11 j'-r-rt, tea, eoffee, or milk. All for oPt•-Aclvcrll.'ionirnl. 1 Ml(-ltey MmiiT iin» \\on- wil li lhe j r : ••Hi tp liil'iMt. • i'i .i'i ji'inui,; innnict- |. |uiew tll(ll a ,,f will be. from nine to three. Keiierva- Class "A " shines laalines for .5:.'i.n cute:d. stock of Muster lhinj;.i for tlio I'.llHlr., |'l .''••,! i..: was bein/; dune until the first, news' IJIuo rinlo Pinner, :ir> (>n(n. tioii:i may be made with Hie clniir- in :i |>|>i i.siiiinti'ly i:i-'i inniilli.. The lo iilfi-r \ij:i'l'.. l,,,n.- incil. -,lioop lilddies. Dunt fall to :>oe them. MVl- 1 of it was made by Knstcr Canis At Kutiiin'u CM llalr. IJllli' .SIore uiiili, Miss l.atlla K. I 'feiffer, Kl Mai- investor ill Clan., "I ." i hares pays .'V.! t.inin o and nl hor I oil ill .oi . "I low - I"W. IV liroad !;trcet, Krd .Hank. - in our usufil Inrjii* nssort ment of rx- Ilinchconnlte. Your choice or misiln, pi'e niniilli lor iilioul T'.i iiioiilbs. Tli:.: I IUIOO-I, I'lo,I |. Wil,oil I". Ad- r\ lot S.klv. Advfiiirvinna. Tho J;r;;isler live months ;tj;o. Then* kel streel, Pcrlh Amlmy. J'-lui\i> (lc;,tj;n:i nnd ;'^L^%. liiink !isn;i-,l, 7!l Newman Bprlni'.-i .V V.IHIM, llalilhm liiai1,, I1, t). 1!7,, VVikoii t !n. Hod L' ink. phone, aa^. -M nl s :,n P :,!. call • Mi'l i.-i. it i .--I. Tiulmi':*, f,x t\rf O.-car I lerse, the sole agent in the land William Mulliner weio the jury-; Kdward Asuy and Secretary JWlpli &• thr K'1.! l'ank <".vrir club n :-ultett in United Slates for the Walsrodr men from .Shrewsbury townshij)! Sickles as captains of tho teaniK. the ,.!( !-, ioTi t,f U'.-ilU'r Xolili.' L jn Miinkcirso yiov/ifor, n German prod- drawn lor the May term of the petty) Airs. Theodore JSlranee of lOaton- 1 idf'til Krcd ('uliir:;!')!! vice! net, strutcd a new industry at rted jury. . Mown waa recovering Ironi an attack •lent, iViij.-iinin K move, 1,201) Tied I'ank ap{;re::ation two of three There were eleven eases of small- Charles Scliock rented his pool- feet of sewage pipe out into thn tames nt. Lniif,' Bnumh. The Tied jx al llrd Rank'and a hospital was rntim at Katontowii to J(;re. Thump- ocean for an outlet for a new sew- " Bank howlcrn went to !/in^ I^ranch '•inii built in Shrewsbury township ago system at Ocean Grove. r ,-MI and look a job as inotormnn on Easter by . ;|;i£i\ Jn ihe ^]oujt wne tlcor^e r the palient.s. Several homes were •;li- lted Bunk-Lung Branch trolley George W. llorria of Beltuni Hawl'.iii;-. Kjank Iknvkim-. KiunU isriuitincd and (hem was a deckled line. bought ten acres of land on Church Wati=, Man Hnviland anil Billy drop-off in business due to the epi- Hev. A. B. McLaurin, pastor of Ihc street at that place from his father':, Greeting member::. The l.ong nranch liowl- demif. C'.-ntral Uaptlst church of Atlantic, estate. He proposed to develop tile j rrs wci'i- •Cllarrilru Wuullry. Leon Miss Mamie Clause of lied Bank Highlands, cleared his church of a property an building sites. i Cuhbr.rly, (Mark J,:im\ IJ;jrry Van- and Benjamin Franklin of Eaton- debt of $1T,000 during the past years. Norris Pippitt of Atlantic High-' Bi-uni and ll.iny Woolb'y, wn were married at the bride's Members of the First Methodist lands was injured when several heavy \ KT these exquis- Cn-.viiy * PitrhtM- •ild mi) their homo by llcv. I-', n. Harbaugh of [church of Red Bank tendered a planks struck him when they slipped ; lock < f wa "!!.'. iTir [?i-- ami liar- lied Hanii. They were attended by ccption to their new pastor, Rev. Al- from llio ftccund Jloor of a building ; 1 ite flowers car- s. o -• ,\.- Inn y i V i ;il .'in ;IIJC- .Miss Jvvilio AVood and Henry Smith. fred VVagg, and hi. ) family. where he was working. il ihnn Slti,- 'J'he New lCra ^tonument associa- Fred M. Truex o£ Newark, son "t William C. Wolcott of South street | ry your 10 a s I c r lli'ii. J.:, nf llnl rank tinii held its annual meeting at Jacob j VV. A. TnieK of Red Bank, was nicet- outran two unknown highwaymen sajiv. You'll fiii'l wa.-1 tlv if. .!ii in adver- Deuenrin^':; at Ued Llank. John Holdt i ins with considerable success a:; an and foiled their attempt to hold him j L'ST think <>/ all the gn», clcr- t i;-( .1 tin their was electerl prosidont, John Miller I architeel. up. Mr. Wolcott ::aiU lie had $100 on niosl inrlusivc time lo I nl, .ii'pl.'iy room, j vice, president, Henry Schocnlcin acc- Dr. Benjamin F. King tendered his prraon at. Urn time. j J tririlv, and groceries you use! The ;tnnu:]i nt" Trinity j rotyry. ;iinl Philip Kuhl treasurer. resignation a membeb r of IhIhc Tim property un Spfinp litrcoL j And the laundress you hnve to octiuii in l<>\\:\ rillli-h ml Thomas H.; Mh's Cecelia C. Minion, daughter ^ slirevi.bUry township board of edu- known an tiie fort was sold by J. i'• rant ;ciiini v.-.'.rdoii. I of Jaiiu-.rn Mintnn uf KoU Bnnk, and ait I j Howard Mel'ntyrc to> Jacob Bnisch pay! It's much more economical Oauirl iJ, juivir wariicn, jjs:uic 1/uiit; of DunHIen wore mar- James Kiiifr, Jr., of Marlboro cut | \uv 53,000. Tlie fiulo made by to let UB ».'ii I'l-iy. Hrnry ripd by liov. COOI-RC L. Dobbins. Thn one o[ liia foes nearly oil v liile William N. Worthier. H. Curii.- 1 AlUii.rc, W. H. ceremony was witnessed by Ihc par- John H. Cook, cdilor of The, Re,; you'll have more time for interest- : chopping wood. Place Your Oi'der .Innes, .li . Heckles and onU of the bride and ^ruom. Juniesi il. lJe^nan of Rfd Hank j i:;ter, was in India and he sent a ing things. Holaie r Vunnnrn r vc'\ryim'n. * j j^ suh.-iciiplion paper was started I was rrappolntcd counsecounsell for Eaton- lengthy letter for publication, telling Now For l'he annual clri.t i i *if liornuRh of- at Shrpwi_;bury fo rp-iniburne Claf-|iown linvn.ship. el some of the queer thint;.s they did Hi-lals at. Seahrighl Ihi- hoUcst onro Wiiiio, >-i'Nton of the KpiFcopal j Mr;;. Mary lilizabeth Murri;; of in that land. Easter Delivery. I'vrr hr'Ul in Hie hhoron^l' i up tn that church at that place, for expenses ; f,,rd iVi'cA. from the effects of ^- Ncwlon IDoiTniUii was ele<:le,I pres- time. r.cpmt.1; wri llcptirls worn (Mirrrnt that a incuiiftl by him in cpnneciion with ! ach trouble. ident of the Red Bank Prenbytcrian Korku ilariiMl—BiiUims replaced—liviry- I'm of mniii'y li;irl lioon UPPII truiit and Pptp) Iltj^pr.s of New York in a pool LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY r , match of inn points. Joseph Stein- sie Htrykcr and MI'H. Tunis Hicklcs. ship, died at the •home of her daugh- GARMENTS AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, an ;idurrr,5 by Pi'. \\ ;ilt-;o]' "Tho Old Oaken Bucket"' v ter. She was 77 years old. .MriiilMTs 1 )ori>ls' Tr'lcjrraph Drlivi'r.r Assn, \t. Mason. !bei>Twaa rcforrc, Fred Curtis mark- Thr wedding of Miss by a (jiiartet composed of .Mr. and The Keel Bank lod'fcn of KIUR re- THEFT OR MOTH DAMAGE. PLACE I'HONE KED BANK 35!>. Elizabeth cr anci pel Fisher panic keeper. .1. Klwood Harvey was appointed Mrs. hMward Tilton,. Miss Hid wart peated it-s recent minstrel PIKJW for postni;iptor ai Little Silver, succeed- and David Buck. Ihe benefit of the Ohio flood sufferers THEM IN OUR COLD STORAGE ing John T. Lovett. 1J. G. Irwin was The Red Bank Progressive leapuc .and ?300 was realized. appointed postmaster at Seabright had a banquet at the Giobe Jiotcl at, . Benjamin MUls was rJcrtrd rnptJ VAULT. to hUceeedd Chnrler> L. Waters. which more' than 100 persona were i and. Thonian Compton manager of Eniilr li'iench, son of W. A'. French, present. The members of the league (thc MiddJctown townr-hip hi^'h ?chcul bought, a liuiineioliip ill the buiinc3s wciii in nytnpatUy with -'niciwl'-'iv hn^nhal) tpf\in: " \ of Henry A. Curtis, dealer in musical KoosoveH'.'i Bull Mo.o^r* p»rly. The Philip Jiatinint*, fnrcninn a.I Ki.innr':! j instnimonls. Tho. new firm was dinner conim'utcc consisted of Har- | factory, completed a new house on , known as Curtis &. French. ry A. Hawkins, Cicorge \V. Bray, Joel i Bridge avenue for his own oc:upamry. ; Work w;\:s started" on'moviiiK the McQueen, Benjamin H------. Kord, -Sec - I Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Patterson, , Atliiniie. Highlands Methodist church j icy Tuthill, Harry Murford, George j wlio had been living at New York, j summer terms from l'lrst avenue to the corner of •[•, union, Molt V . pach and Nicli- : moved to their Shrewsbury homr. ! Third and. Mount, avenues. John olas Butterbath. A large German flag was presented . Geary had the contract. j The pupils of the I^iLLlc Silver . (o Ihc KintradU singing society of. Edward Fcnton, Jr., was robbed of | school who had perfect attendance Red Rank liy Carl Munch. | a gold watch, chain and locket, a fjold | records for the ppast nionth were ! Raffalo Santan^clo wn.i eloctnd j i-carl pin and a ring by a farmhand | Madeline. Lippincott, Sarah Sham- i chief ranker (jf the Ucd Bank lodge.. Cleaners - Dyers - Launderers who came to work on the place a few panoic, Ward and Veto Parro, ]»ob- of Forcstora of America. Ulays previously. rrt, i^van.^, Mary Kvau^, Amiio El- Charlco E, Burd. a grnnral contrac- 70-76 White St., Phone 2800. Red Bank, N. J. I Henry R. White, Isaac H. Adlcni. -rim, Irene Iford, Sarah Lippincott, tor, ojjoned an oflice near the Red FoiwaLi Morris, . Gc.orgc V. Snedcn 'jrranlt Cook, William n. Carhart, Bank railroad station. ] and William Hoffman were elected Willie Reynolds, Junior Harvey," "Mra. Mary Scott, mothnr of Frank trustees nr the Red Bank Presbyter- Bdna Roynold.'s Richard Parker and Scott of Hotiddon's Corner, foil and ian church. Raymond Cook. broke her hip. Patronize Local Enterprise The Red Bank Electric Light com- Thr yim;iK social ?iit or Atlantic Aiex h. McClcfs in^tallPd a Irtc- pany sold ils plant, machinery, rvan- j i-jiphl^ntlH enjoyed dance at tlje phonc in \\\e> liolmdcl poatoHko. ehise and personal properly lo Lane j Majestic theater. "I'll c on the corn fe Harrison of Asbury Park for $18,- mittcc were Helen /.ea, Alice and j Margtii'Pt Purvis, Gertrude and j Kdward VanBracklc of Keyport Emma Irwin, AKUCS Vaughan, Alice I was appoinlcd .station nj:cnt at Haz- Hemingway, Bvfilyn Mulligan, Mary ! lftt in place of 1\ O. Wcigand, who BurU. Ccrtnidc VanNotp, Hattic Tu- was tran.sl'criTcl to Point, Pleasant. men, Florence Lurch, Blanche Rob- Elwo'ul Uunyon of Bolford gave up erts and Hazel Morris, rlrrkinp in IGUward Bodine'B store nt Frank Gerbach, who had recently I hat plecn to take a painting job in rcsipned ns a member of the llifih- the new Kior? of M. Ijcvirn:. landn board of health, wa.s succeeded Saniurl Bennett, sold III3 carrmtn by Jacob S. Hoffman. William "M. J >MM eni] ftijny l.he nifnrt hiiE-.incpr. to ,1. lOdpar Brower. Mr. 1 HcniiPf^py wan secretary, Kimun Kl^'tnc Otl I^rowf1!- h;u\ born messenger on the I Straus inspcclor, Dr. J. M. Of»fpr- all xumrhcr, l^>. Bui Ftcnmborlt Sra Bird. Jmann hor-niph physician and Vincent in±c lltJ.s furnace Mr.1*. r>ridpri. T'onnor, a well known I Haven.1;, (VaJvin Pai'Jtf?!1, .Samuel Von- jili-in a-utonmhc hoi resident of Hca(lden'?; Cornrr, died in ! tor and William Beige other meni- hrr .rii)ili year. JJcalh was dun lo I bcrp of the board. bumchiti.-. j Tht1 stocUbnldcr? of the -newly or- j Prrpni a I ion? for thr, new elect i tr • £iini7.rd bink at Keunsburg elecU-U \ ruiUvay in i un from Nort h 1 ,oni;• Thoniiis Collins, Charles n. Snydcr, j Hrnnfh In i;ed Bank wore in ariuai h Inward R. Roberts, William Gobi- j 'lulus. Frank R. Hill, FJdward Comp-. ;in tlicit you base the UN? of A lamp was Installed in the Kan -- lunmrv prartjcalJy trcr all > tun, Jacob Schnoor, George Henry,! Haven Kpincopal church in momoty 'Antuiiius Gibson, L. C. I?aynor,.J. l..\ Lirii'.T. A in.'-derate down of Ralph Trafford at the lSaster ser- jWcbaicr, Charles O'Neil, Christopher j vices. ! Hciscr mid Lewis h. ScuHhorp as ill-j Start the New Deal ltl (nil. ^ on have A l.-iiKn number of friends of Uov. f-r, nrr rrn William V. Wilson paid him n Mil- I The civic committee, of the Kiiv^s M w-ntlirr wlicn pri:c vi;-it at his -New Monniouth ! rviughterp of, America was ende;iv- ; \ y.Mjr hast'merit liomc. i orlnp to secure a' recreation e.pntvr Iy inaHf availnhW Mr:=. Nancy Scobcy, thr oldcsl i P:;-( for Kirl." of*'this community. Prom-! With A Square Deal idr.nl of Scobeyvillo, died following I incnt in tho movement were Mr.s.' an ilinear, of only four days. . jCharlrs \V. Pjttcr, Miss Eleanor Ar-' I n>\v:iinilh. hr. Helen Gibaon, Mr:'.! Tlilrt.v Yiyirs Ai;n. I ftrnvy ,'i. U'hitc, Jloracc P- Cook and ; independent Engine com pan v nf 'Higmuml lilirncr. j By Buying lied ilfink dofr.'itMl Uclicf Ens-i2!P J A public mooting was held -it Ihcj company in ,a liuwlin^; niaU'h for n I Rerl r.,nik town hall to receive nub- : :-ilvrj* rii)). Tlie jjaiiH's worn I'nllcil | Kcj-lptiun:; for the Ohio flood runvrws' oil llio Sheridan hotel alloys. On the and $117 was realized. Ilornep ] >, j wiiuii UK 1 ''.'nil WIM P Lianici Wynibs. L'ook was chairman of tho mertin;;, ' Jacob I'rick, clitu lu« llubbinn, Wll ] lr»ball nirdnnll nccrclary and A, FAMOUS ' H;un Cuicliin and Louis Toiley, The Max Wni:; treasurer. por ^ulli.n of ' Hi'licf l.n)wli:rs wviv, Joseph iInner, Honor pupils at the Tinton Fnlbs ! attondnuts. came unmnnascanlc• and turned lur- { Jn|ni I 'j'afo, a ucphnw of IjOtii.s UP. | Pr;iir. ;i I'road street fruit, dealer, IT- Lrn \. Ilollywond up hiri pi (I iirii'Mt t lom an ei^ht, IIIOIIUJO' vi^it idtion a:; ^.v> i;;!;in! Stove, Nut aid Egg *?•• lo li.ily. i)rln;;iiiif with him a youn^ aloe M the Red Bank rnMro;ul Mat inn Ilalifin hiido. The couple, were stny- ID lake, ;i Miniilur position with Die iiift l rinporarlly wllh t ho RriMun's Penn?ylviini;i railroad company at it:- uncle hr-i in o they went to Hath, Nrw York olllce. Maine, whero the proom \v.i;; to cn> S E Va n Allen smiU: r4nrto Pea - - •*$9*50 .for cash, IT. Hmriy .'ircn-lnry, Knui-h I,. Cowait CVitholic. chinch h;td n. n^rpltmi In I |]c;i;.iji«J' iiii'l Harry WortliJry raj- HI. Mary',', hnll JII Ibat phice. wbirf) liiin. The t'liib had'lflU members. was liil'};ely nltonilnl. 'Vhf b;ii| \\:, Mi:-n t" i ii io (iohiliMiis, daughtnr of drcoratr-d for the, oce.aplou by .lain), Mr.- Cari.hrfr < iflilhau;-, and Charles H. Huffman. j II. While, ,i.ii of li'inuiel T. While, OF MONMOUTII CUUNT> ] Mr.s?'Annn Clnrk of At Untie. Hi^h- Imlh of Allan;lc Illj'hlnnils, wrro land:'", willow of (loor^o Clnrk, died WML luaitie.l at tbo (!rhih;ui.'i cottn^t.' by of purrtlyids. She wftH 45 yenrri old. Kev. Julin Palnior, pastor of U\n At- Mrs. Clarlt wan tin; daughter of Mr. 47 Monmoutli Street lanfh- Hii:h);uid-i Pi'OHhytnrinn chiitrh. and Mrn. Jacob Qiiackonljiinh of tliat A \nitty w:tn lick! In r-cJohraflufi nf Coal ice llhe »i"ine ,•..Tiling (,f Mntthow Koilly Red Bank, N. n 1 I'jdwmd Hritton 1 Inrd. sun of John f J'VHJ ll'iwn, who Ii;id })crn in nnd Ocvinulc Hun] of Wrn\. Tlnl 53 Morford Place, Red Bank Florida iliirinj.; ihe wlnlrr. Music: Bunk died nf piipumoiibi. Un wim li!) fnr (inm-inc was furnished hy Jnlm ' yeftrH old, He wnu n tnlo^rnjth ojinf- PHONE 1721. d \ ,rw\i\ ntor for tlm Po;i|,il Telegraph coin-
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ploypd ffirmcrSj they built new position was too strong. And now postal adminiatration of the past New Corporations. of siock will be issued, with par will 1! i(| .: stock issued Rotarians Listen schools and sanitary * dwellings for finally, irind^nburg wan forced tr> ap- thirteen years. value. Ey.m UT. IC.-irk'j;^ of I-; oit :i ;!!!• uf\ I-Mward workers and employees; they pro- point Hitler as chancellor. Over \. Oii'i iif:WGpai>&r if iliat country Articles of in cor par Mi on wrre.tiled j V\ .r f,f , is thn nltor- " " .e workers against exploita- night Hitler attained the goal that he Wednesday with the • secretary nf i< the itUnmfy fnr 'he ':*.'J r ' established stale instttu- had been seeking for years, and charges that intentional misprints In Papers were n!so /i!ed by tht' ind nr-v. To Timely Address SSM the welfare of Invalids, which Hindenbur&j had three times certain issues, intended to raise their state by the Mmun < at': ~~ .. «.• jtion'childres lon rand molhers. But that all refused to grant him. And—I call j value to collectors, yielded a profit Hov.- <•:{ n ma (xtrn pock<;t money Keyport. Twenty-five hundred !•!•(• Profetsor from Columbia UlU-' wu a very hard taHlt. The trend of your attention now—one can say, an | or 3,000.000 lit 'about $300,000.) a restaurant at Matawnn. Ilin;: Tile rcr.—-Advertisement time them. For apparently unimportant event i vertity Gives First Hand Pic- tnany y the sulTerin^ Germany brought this victory. I am thinking | ' had to pay reparations, for many of the elections for the di ' ture of Germany Today—New hd t it in the By Quinton James. yeara Germany had to Buffer the in- smn.ll state of Uppe, with popula- Officers Unanimously Elected. tolerance of the former enemies, and tion of 500,000 people. Jn this cane Going right ahead with its five- already in 1928 a tremendous eco- Hitler has shown himself again as a year plan for philately, Soviet Russia ; The Red Bank BoUrians assigned nomiic de-pressidi 'on fellfll upon my coun- brilliant psychologist. He in very the larger part of their luncheon try, and brouighg t a great misery up- able to count with public opinion and announces two new isaues. hour Thursday to Dr. Heinz Nftz- on it. public mood. You will remember One commemorates the fifteenth Bchke, a professor at Columbia uni- And with the growing world crisis that tho numbers of hifj followers de- anniversary of the red army, ob- versity, who spoke on the political the opposition grew. It was never creaBed last fall, and that Hhortly be- served on February 23. Each of its conditions in Germany. The _ Regis- dead. We must consider that there fore Christmas a split threatened his was always unrest, movement, strug- party. In the middle of January the ter takes pleasure In presenting the gle. The history of the German Re- elections 1or the diet of Lippe wore doctor's address verbatim. public is the history of a permanent held. Hitler staked everything on I am very thankful to have an op- revolution of 73 years. But now at the outcome of these elections, deliv- portunity of speakin~.~- g abou- t the po- - *-'10 beginning °f the world crisis, ered not less than twelve campaign fjUcaY'c'onditlonin'n (Jermany, pariic- [starting in Germany in 11)28, as I just (speeches personally in this small days on-whfch sym-(pointed out, the opposition grew In state, thus getting in a nlo.se touch with practically every citizen. The result was a small increase in the Nazis influence. But nevertheless, Hitler could face his opponent!) with the assertion, "My party is still in- ent government, but In spite of (hat tie party was only for some years in creasing. I am the hope of the pco- ; I will endeavoen r to givg e yoy u a possipossi - \ the governmeng t and even the righg t S'e. Make me chancellor."— Aiid j blv true picturit e of ththe presenntt situ-itu1 parties took part in the Hermblican (tier became chancellor. ation of Germany. I want to spenk [government, during some years. But ' seven values in divided, the left side | about Germany as objectively as pos- ;anyway, tho rtfoperation of thR Ger- You all know that fclnce this time r sible not for Germany and not I man people dictated the further de- his work has been the tack of fight- :;hrjv» in£ a liianch of the army aa it i ji< aenlrmt Germany. I want to tell you 1 velopment. ing for absolute power, /or dictator-1 wa""s^ in tv*^,1918; >.«ith—e nright,h---, "a—s -i~t —is —now - -. . { The size nf the Communist party, ship. He difjHoIved the ReiohHtag | Thn 3 kopec is devoted to the in- | whay iiti\, t unit}'*--**'—*-*'happened . l« 9 . - , •_- But at first I have to apologize for depending entirely on .Moscow, in- agagainsa t thee wishes of hiiss feJJoiJow miminn- '. fantrv, r,k cavalry, 10k artillery, 15k ; my bad English. There are days on . creased to an alarming degree, isters and cleaned all official pouts tankr,, 20k aviation, 30k navy and | from Republican elements. He cen-i instructional department. sored the press, and suppressed all \ his more radical opponents. On i Th* e other, •t o~~- be issue,d in Apri. • l in i March 5 the election took, place and i celebration of the tenth anniversary I! Women's left Germany last fall. And Klncc ; Ijlini; against the disparaging and un- of civil aviation and airmail, con- put Hitler and his nationalist allies I Winsome Parchment that time the German history has run ! just paragrajiha of thu Veill:iKail!ts in a parliamentary majority of 52 per :sist.<; of five airmail values, 5, 10, 20, very quickly. And even for me an n Treaty, for instance that Goermany 1 cent. This day probably will stand' DO and 80 kopec. Styles Punched German it IH very hard to HOC alone haa been cuiltcy y for thee outu - out in historsty a3 the day on which The designs for the first four Oxford through'ththrough .„e- events. Awfully manyy break of the World war. This party I Germany as a Republic buried ht-r- tt thi hv "hows only little social inclination, ; self. A democratic machine has ::-how an airplane flying over some and awfully important things have Soviet development; the airplane in Novel happened. favoringg the industrial leaders and j transformed itself into a diclator- Women's . You all know that the recent events bi ld In recent timei a It ship. And his next gain will be the the fifth hovers a section of the Materials showbig land-ownerss a growin.g tendency towards one party form of government sim- arctic. Parehment In Germany, now front news in all h i S tho papers, have been marked by two monarch)'. Its leader in Hugonbcrg, ilar to the one party state of Italy. Charming I Strap k ••' outstanding facts: The one is ththe and its militaristic organization the But there are some hindrances. We Many countries surcharge stamps naming of Hitler as chancellor, the Steel Helmet, a German veterans' must consider, on the one hand, that Colors for Street, Afternoon, Sunday Nil to b{; used by government oiHciaIs! second one is the election of March Hindenburg is still living, and he is 1 5 which put Hitler and his nation-1 And finally, the mast important op- [not a Hitlerite. He lias persons In and departments. The practice en- a'llst allies in n. parliamentary ma- ' position party: the Hitlerites. It the cabinet in whom he places grejt ables the budget lorlty of 52 per cent. On the same seldom happens in the course of his- faith: Vice Chancellor von Papen and director, or who- dav on which your people in com- tory that one party causes such a j the Minister of Defense von Blorn 3g ever is in charge mon celebrated the inauguration of sensation as the Hitlerites did. In a j berg. On the other iiand^ there air of such matters, vour new president, one part, of the , very short time they became the ; leaders'of the German Na'tional pai to learn just how Visca Cloth German people celebrated the "day most revolutionary of all German j ty in the present government; Hu much post age nndnl in p of awakening" with big lires along parties. They succeeded in increns- genberg as minister of commerce Chamois NEWEST SILKS: Acetat erforate*! trim and the German borders, another part ing the number of their adherents ' and economics, and Seldte as mm- each agency uses. crepe, rough . crepe, san Btaved at home and.had to see how to seventeen millions in the,last elec- ister of labor, who do not fully agree At the same time FaiUe p; with Cuban the voung German republic was tion. They are now by far the strong- with the Nazis in many respects. crepe. ami n u-r<*w Uw. The oxford haa Petaline Ihr e.|\liBh punch work -with broken Thene recent events are ob- . est party Germany ever had. "I am thinking fo- r .instance of the be mailed abroad, some- SMARTEST STYLES: Jack jecls of hope and high exultation for I What is its program? You all know Jewish question. It is very import- Crochet et effecls, riiflT sleeves, lirown stitching. All sizes. millions of Germany, and cause tor- that its fulfnafne is: The National antt 7(Il thinkthinkftna) thatt \hlthe German'NaGerman Na- \^ that cannot be done under the ror and fear for Innumerable others Socialistic Party. Its nationalism is ' tfonal party is not a really anti-Sem- I United fetatcs system. Cloth tone trimmings, organdie outside and inside of Germany's bor- the basis of the whole program, and , itic one. Another difference is the ' Tne li)31 Imlo-China. issue has been trims. ders Two Germanics are existing in this nationalism is a philosopby of i problem of monarchy. I dont be- surcharged "Service." and the Papu- our 'country The symbols of the race. It is the belief that the race ' lieve that Hitler will establish a new ' an 1932 issue "O. R." FASHION COLORS: a one are Weimar, a small town in is. the fundamental factor in the life.; monarchy, firstly because it would The Fez dawn blue. prav. i . rose, middle Germany, Germany's sanctu- fit the human society. And almost (diminish his own power, and second- Women's Gray, ary where Goethe, the greatest Ger-tfall points of its program arc depend- i ly a great rdeal of his followers are Collectors who have been vexed beige, aqua. man genius was living, and theSing on this philosophy of race, not) not monarchists. But I must admit by certain philatelic practices in Tarns Blaelv or I5eiThe nhnvr whrM'H !H»I!I hove the fash innahle npilce hoofs and smart narrnw loo?. All frizes in workmen. for unrest. time; all arc tested. They are as IM:H'c48
jority'of this Reichstag. This Is in short an outline of the Geman constitution. And it worked verv well till about M30. Tin this , S r majority of the RelchBt«B. , Specialized at Our Famously Lciw Prise S^er^Mi Novdty cabinet And always the readiness Tnd wl llncness of the German par- Slipons Tnd wl llncJi n uh a coalition played For The Palm Sunday Fashion Parade! ties to Join such a coalitionh pyht n. very mportant role In the short history of the Gorman Republic. Lot me any, now a few words about the character of these parties which You Couldn't Ask for Smarter I mainly found the coalition cabinet Irom 1018 till about 1930. A party of great influence was In Dresses at a Much Higher Price © tho first years of the young Republic the State Party, formerly called the Democratic Party, which has now ut- terlv shrunk In numbers. . It is re- .. And We've Got Every Style publican, that means it imp lies a government formed by the people and responsible to the poop o, and It You Can Possibly Want... is democratis, in other words liberal, defending tho equality and the free- d°ToK°ethee'rerwltCh this party worked Wear these frocks, and the Center. The Center holds, as the name implies, an Intermediate posi- every one will know tion between right and left. It If) tho they're new because of only party based on religion, namely on Catholiscium as a view of life. the 1933 lines. Perhaps this Is the reason why tho Center waB able to maintain itself constantly, while other parties either Materials are sand lost great numbers of their constitu- cntu or gained in an ovorwholmine crepes, flat crepes, triple •way The Center often succeeded, for lmitance, under the leadership of sheer and waffle cloths, BrUenlng in maintaining tho decid- ing liey position in tho ItolchntafC and in plain pastel shades thorohy wielding a great influence. and prints. And finally thu Ihlrd Important arty: The Sucliil Democratic Parly, t wan the gientest opponent of thn There arc short sleeves femperor'B goVRrninent. before the war. In 11)10 It beca'mo tho largest party ... elbow lengths and I'liiiliil f<">l nnd romalnnd no until 1032. But It d Itimi '/'(>'' A did not.nuccccd In Colt'* Neck achoolbouM Tuteday Mtddlttoira wer« gu«(ta of Mrs. J. Friday and Monday in an automo- held at the home of Mia. Raymond Activities Of night of last week. The roll was N. Voorheeg of Keansburg Thursday bile accident case. McCue of Oceanic on Tuesday night, AtllL REDUCED called, refreshment! were served and of last 'week. The hostess served a ^•he Hall association held an "April April 18. MIBS Helen Kelly of this Atlantic Grange plane were maxh for an Barter par- •bad dinner. Fool" dance Saturday night at the place will preside at the meeting. ty ne*t Tuesday night. Later the Miss Jean White, who la a. student headquarters. Mrs. Catherine Oakes has. entire- members attended the grange meet- at the Northfleld seminary, Massa- The Young Men's Christian asso- ly recovered from injuries she suf- ? Address Made by EJlwood Dotsff- ing. chusetts, is •pending a few days ai ciation of Port Hancock gave an ap- fered In a recent fall. laiss, County Farm Demonstra- the guest of Mrs. C. A. Geran. Be preciation party Thursday night in Mr. and Mta. Edward Stlllwoll had tion Agent, at Meeting Last fore coming here Miss White spent honor of Mrs. Mary Sigourney Sllcer as their guest last week W. B. Asay Batteries G>""-i>ippe and Miss Mrs. A. W. Walsh of New Yoik Daviaon attended the International and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason Shade Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Vines, Hedge Flower show at the Grand Central and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wallace of Palace, New York. East Orange spent Sunday looking Plants, Roses, Hardy Flowers, Fruit Trees, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence D. Le- over their properties here. . . Garden Fruits, etc., etc. maire, Sr., have moved from Broad Arrangements are being made for street to the house formerly occu- a card party to be given Wednesday 'BEAUTIFUL STOCK AT PRICES THE pied by the Tomklns family nn up- night, April 19, for the benefit ot St. per Main street. Agnes's church. .- LOWEST IN OVER TWENTY YEARS. Irving H. Meehan of New York, The women's missionary society of Write for Copy of Our Free Catalog. who is a' student at the Newman tho Central Baptist church will meet school at Lakewood, is the guest of tomorrow afternoon at the home of Checks drawn on Second National Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wickham dur- Mrs. John Knight on Third avenue. ing his Easter vacation. The annual meeting of the Pres- Trust Company of Red Bank, N. J., accepted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dernberger byterian church will be held tonight. •with thanks ! and daughter Doris were New York Union services will be held at tho visitors Friday. While there they at- church during Holy Week. Why not? We consider them as GOOD AS tended the Grand Central Palace Walter Kabus of Montclair and Pork flower show. Lawrence Clarke of New York were GOLD.' Mies Mary Stances Davies, who Is visitors hero Sunday. Sweet Mixed, Relish, Chow Chow, Sour HURFF'S Finest—Large Cana studying in Philadelphia, and her Mrs. Henry C. VanNote Is con- Sweet or Vegetable Relish. brother of Fairvtew, were guests of fined to the bed with sickness. Visit- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Blood over ing Mr. and Mrs. VtinNote are Mr. the week-end. and Mrs. William C VanNote of Misses Laura and Harriet Neid- New Hampshire. Jttle Silver, New Jersey. llnger of Brldgewa,ter, Long Island, Ira Antonldes, who ,1B a patient at were guests over the week-end of the Mount SinSf* hospital at Now 6 PHONE B.-B. 2200. their brother and slBter-in-law, Mr. York, continues to Improve. and Mrs. Charles A. Neldlinger. Officers elected last week by the j Mlas Irene Bolte was, hostess to Young Ladies' Sodality <• were Mlsa tho Teachers' bridge club Tuesday Molly Mason president, Miss Mar- CATSUP Tomato Soup evening. Miss Esther Blau received garet Kelley vice president, Miss Hurff's Finest—Jersey first prize and Mrs. Louis N. Pazien- Mary Kozak secretary and Misa Hurff's Finest—12y2-oz. Cans HURFF Finest za received consolation prize. Catherine Kozak treasurer. Large Bottles Mrs. Theodore H. Drummond en-, 'A Busy Honeymoon" is the title tertained the Tuesday Afternoor/ of a play to be given April 27 in the "H cans Always Bridge club at her home last weejj. high school auditorium by Mon- | bottles 2 Mrs. William Oliver Diggln won mouth chapter of Eastern Star.' first prize and Mrs. Paul Egan the •A girls' athletic association has consolation prize. been organized and meetings will bo Best Mrs. George L. Doubller was hos-held in the old Majestic- theater. CHEESE tess at a breakfast bridge Saturday Girls over eighteen are eligible to o Pie Crust BUTTER morning. Two tables were in play. join. or QUICKO for Biscuit Finest Country Roll BORDEN'S—Vi-ft. Mrs. Conover Burlew and Mrs. Foun- . Elmdale Brand American, Pimento, Swiss and Chateau. Behavior tain Burlew received first and sec- SPECIAL ! ond prizes. Highlands News Miss Margaret J. Devlin enter- c lbs C tained the Tuesday. Eivening contract (Tha fled Bank Regular rnn ha bought pkgs. bridge club last week. Mrs. William Highlands at Bedle'g drug ftora and 2 - 45 Our Service !Men are trained to be courteous arid tit Joseph Stamen's store.) R. Craig and Mrs. Gerard A. Devlin considerate of people in a hurry. Don't hesitate won the, prizes for high scores. Mrs. Justice of the Peace Matthew Hor- to ask for free air and water when you buy gas Devlin substituted and Misa Isabel an was seized with a choking spell CHERRES Eggleston was a guest. Sunday night The flrat aid squad nnd oil here. was called out and the treatment Fancy Royal Anne4 Mrs. Henry L. Zucker entertained administered brought relief. the Fortnightly Bridge club last Fancy Bartlett—Largest Cans Largest Cans Large Cans—Diplomat Brand Atlas Tires . . . Batteries . . . Lubrication week. Mrs. James B. Voorheea won Mrs. Slevcrt Walstrom gave birth first prize. Miss Julia Arrowamith to a daughter Monday morning at can8 C and Mrs. Warren Hutchinson sub- the home of her mother, Mrs. Katie Si cans Free Crankcase Service. Derby. stituted. 2 39 Mr. and Mrs. P. Howard Lloyd "The Glorious Entrance" will be and daughter Frances attended the the sermon topic noxt Sunday morn- BEADY-TO-FBT flower show at New York Saturday ing at the Methodist church. At SHRIMP LOBSTER CODFISH week. Miss Lloyd, who is studying night Rev. Percy B. Comer will give CODFISH at the New Jersey college for wom- an Illustrated Jecture appropriate for FANCY WET FANCY CANADIAN GORTON'S SHBEDDED Palm Sunday. The ladles' aid so- GORTON'S en at New Brunswick, was the guest Cans of her parentB over the weok-end. ciety will meet tomorrow night at Cons Pkgs. Cans COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE the home of Mrs. Caroline Webber, Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock The first quarterly conference will COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. the Garden club will meet with Mrs. take place Friday night of this week, Herbert Burlew. As this is the lost POST BRAN COR. FRONT & SPRING STS meeting of the year It is hoped there Mrs. Percy R. Comer is spending COCONUT Minute Tapioca PEAS will IK; a lar^e attendance. a few dayB with Mrs. W. N. Pancoast FLAKES of Mlllvlllo. BAKER'S Moist SPECIAL! GREEN GIANT The Tuesday Evening contract PllgB. Flcgs. SPKCfAI. ! bridge club held a surprise birthday Mm. Kyril Parker is confined to Cans party in honor of Mlns Margaret J. the houee with alcknoes. Cans Devlin Saturday evening at the home Miss Alice Cornelius of Monmoulh of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Themack. Htlls hsa returned home from a ton "UNEISDA BAKEMS" Three tables were in play. L,. Ncld- days' visit at Washington, D. C. SLIM-JIM UCTTDIMTHrN Store Cheese llngcr and Mrs. William R. Craig Mrs. A. M. Robertson will be Jiost- SALMON were the winners for tho ladlas and eBB it a meeting of the Tip Top club Fancy Slat Cans F0IX CREAM EGGS , for your old the men's awards were won by -Wil- to bo held tonight. PRETZELS COLUMBIA rEB Pound FKESH JERSEY—WHITE liam n. Craig and Martin Jncobsen The Highlands Republican club Cans r>oz. of Prrth Amboy. The guests pre- will hold a card party April 11 at round €1! sented Miss Devlin with n enrsnge. hoadquarters and the Young Peoplo'a SPECIAL ! 25c Mr. anil Mm. William M. Smith Republican social club will hold a were week-end gucotn of Mrs. P. H. card party April 18. "UNEEDA BAKERS" Farley of Coliesbury. Mrs. Louis Brey was hostost at GINGER SNAPS (pill Mm. Frances Wlielpley and daugh- inRt week's meeting of the Trollcrn TISSUE ter Margaret of New York relumed club, Prize winners wore Mrs. I^nrry ROYAL LUNCH or home Monday after a week's visit Letts, first prize; Mrs. Elizabeth J. FANCY GRAHAM WAFERS DEL MAIZ—Crushed to April 25th only with Mro. W. H. IMlta. Bottn, second prjzo; Jacob S. Hoff- Large Rolls—1,000 Sheets man, third prize; Mrs. Klsle Wright. FULL POUNP TKO. Mlsn Ann Lefferts, who has been Herman Quant, August C. Quant, O cans Toko thfs opportunity to crity Depends cm they vlnltod the flower nhow. Mr. and Mr,,. Thomas I,. Smith Councilman Jncob H. Hoffman and Mr. and Mra. Harold 8celey tt\ au\ a Jury, et Fra«hold on V RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5,1983. Paefe Fiva a certain bank. It may have been at and fundamental damage U con- bsnki have a chance to work them- Sly too low the whole social and Brldge Party. a time when values were Infinitely cerned. But It is not too late to lm-••elvev i and their depositors out foreconomic fabric of American life is Not Said Here, But more advantageous. It may haVt preve tillage for the future. thth s feeDffefit e f thip ps di, out t nd thf ^ victimii . Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford of been upon the basis of an examina- for the benefioft otheif their rdepositors depositor,s an exd- Nye—1 Vultd SgtiWlBt the »wman Springs road entertained ftt Mr. Tydings—I agree with th» Sen- f i d yg It Fits Red Bank tion for a bank right acrosa the ator. What I waa trying to do -was clusively. emergency bbank bilbilll . I wililll say now a bridge party Saturday night. Their 150 PATTERNS Htreet that was examined a fewto elicit the Information that injus- Indeed, Mr. President, I can prob- that I did it primarily because of the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey weeks ago, at the very bottom of tho tices have been done, as I Iinow and ally beat Illustrate the thought thn.t complete ignoring In that leifislatlon Williams, Mr. and Mrs, Morgan Reh- Senator Vandenberg's Speech lilough of deapond. It may have an ithe Senator knows, in some casea la In my mind if I say again to the of the interests and the welfare of rigf, Mr. and Mir. Chailf-s Rovvell, been upon the basin of n etate pxami- due to the speed, with which action Senate that the theory upon which I millions of bank depositors In the Partii:u!siriy Applicable to natlon in lieu of a federal examina- Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Barber and had to be taken. IB there any quick- would operate ia the theory which I trnaller and the etate banks of the Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy Quackenbush. Bank Conditions in This tion. There wan no uniformity. I er way by which we can remedy the offered weeks ago, but which was re- Country. do not complain. There could have situation or remedy those Injustices jected. Under this theory the plan The lady's prize was won by Mrs. Town, been no uniformity. But by the eame than by re-examination of the doubt- would be to divide the auuetn ot these AUXILIARY' BRIDGE PARTY. Rowell and tho man's prize by Mr, token there could be no equality of ful paper with the end in view of banks, liquid and alow. I would trus- Rfthrig. Mrs. Williams received the The nil-"! il;iy tlu'i e wns a. (liscun- dDciwlon and of justice. It was drum- :-Ion in llic 1,'nltcd Htntcy senate with oltrmnatln" "j or decreasindeain g ththe tttotal tee these slow assets with the bank Hat Bru»l»ea Awarded as Prizeg at consolation prize. head court-martial. "War Is that to administer itself. I would issue Kilts' Auxiliary Affair. regard t'/ brinks which have not yet way. amount oubtlul pauer? > negotiable certificates of participa- : Mr. Vandenberg—Probably not, and l'<;(;<'iv(.''i H>:<:w <.'!i to npf'ndc fin ears, to pay the face value of those ALL PAINTS DRASTICALLY REDUCED ! ing n.iiditiniKi ;it ii(:n^r*-;-:-ir'n):!l Record in tho belief precisely the same eituatlon which out of what hafl happened to guide the bank to unlimited business; and CrisUani, Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs. Meetings held Sunday, Tues- .thM. Un-y v.'il] prove interesting to we confronted In tho World war. It us in respect to what fe yet to happen I would put federal insurance behind Clarence Legg, Mrs.' Harry Bobert- day, Friday avpnfngn at 8:00 was and is war, and we have to have flic ]ciifi':rs of thi.'; paper: if we do not change our course. those new deposits and those live de- aon, Mrs. P. J. Bantangelo, Mrs. Les- P. M. Thursday at 2:00 P. M. immmary action and tako the conso- In one Jurisdiction, Mr. President, posits. I would have the confidence ter Davis, Mrs. Anita Hughes, Mrs. (Mr. V;iii'lr'nhfjr, replying to re- qucnccfi. But I am proposing and when the BO called solvency of these ot tho American people in that insti- m*/-J;s by Swwror Glut;:* of Virginia): mibmU that if we find that we erred banks was determined—determined, tution, and I would give the deposi- Catherine WeBsell, Mrs. Harry Qulnn, Mrs. E. Schrader, Air. president, tho H^nutor's exnrn- in Home of those initial situations un- I repeat, on the basis of ruthless tor his maximum chance to recover Mrs. John R. Snedeker, Mrs. James jilf. which "VH ;;<•:• <>ri rnrninniity," to der the whip and spur of emergency, liquidity—they were not satisfied hia maximum equity. « Hexter, Mra. Hurwitz and Miss Eliz- MEDIUM "A paint f«»r every price and purpose." •nun lii;- nv,'n l;in;;ii;i!;c;, is not at Jill an it is, indeed, "well for us to take ac- merely to require all the doubtful pa- abeth CoateUo. example 'JJ' Ih'.' Oiinv, of which I am count of the fact aa we now proceed Mr. President, let me say that a Bray Avenue n«ir Cedar St., per to be entirely eliminated; they "fictitious scale of hank ass^ct values1' A busincBK meeting of the auxil- 39 Monmouth St. Tel. 3838. Red Bank. fppakin;/, /(TKJ I i:h:i)l .submit to my to confront the balance of our prob- were not satisfied to have the louses 1 EAST KEANSBURG. iibU; fri'-n.d from Virginia that the lem which is infinitely larger than charged off; but they even required can be too low just as fatally aa H iary„ will vrrbu .._,held. tonigho.m t at the Elks exhibit v.'hi.-h I lay before'him docs the problem which we have thua far that all real estate subject to mort- can be too high, and wheii it iti need-1 home oa Prond (street. nut f;;.ji IH NiTith any '.mch condem- answered . gage foreclosures should be charged naiion. On tin; rnntiary il i.-j entire- off. Just think of what that means, Jy \mr..\hu- itu- :;'f:on h> "ver;.fe on Mr. TydinRB—I just want to point Mr. President, to the mldcontinent rrin)in;ilM v" l"du"y if it ncndlesaly out for the Senator's information bank which has devoted Itself to •wi (•(»•.; tii" v;t!'ti--. tif'liin'i thr; savings that a great deal of the so-called home mortgages for tho purpose of .•iCf'iiinV1 < .j t In- A in'M if "in people; doubtful paper is really good paper, creating American communities. Juat IIH- *.ili» i- iiidf; (if the pic- 'as he has observed. In tho caai; of contemplate that community where and Hi-1 \ j( j.; 1.;j'' Jhin^ to which I the banks In my own state, having this bank, aiming to serve the home tun-, '.' ;ai' tu nddioHH myself. none over the list with the bankers owner and home community, has ;iln |il' .M<|( nl, jur-L b«CfjUKC the in question, I naked the comptroller's been reasonably lenient in respect to Jil. Pi ,,,i, t.'.n ;:K- (;f:i:-i'(i to be office and the bank examiner'n olllce mortgage foreclosure and has not biihi;.n n< -.V.. in \V.r:Hhinf;ton ifl nojif they would not make a re-examina- pressed down for the last Shyloek H);/,fl'inlJ . 1J );;•!. >l ha:* f-jj^ed to be front tion of the doubtful'paper. I am glad penny upon every Interest date. It JI;U'C in v./ • i n other parts of tho to say that that re-examination was has-been reasonable and liberal; and rc-'intiy. It will rontinut l.o be frunl iii.'id*: very promptly and it resulted yet-if it haH a mortgage, under theae II;U.M- *r.':v-"-i uiitil (IK; reorganized •in a considerable reduction in theliquidation rules, that is six months' liaiikini; r .r|htii .•> r.f thr; nation are [doubtful paper total. I nimply men- paBt due, tho government says to ft, a'j''|-i-,' c f-i I'm- bimkin;; net da of thojtion thnt in pacing because it may ''There Is not a penny'n value in that iiaiif.ii. I .itii not jp*-:jkin« in any be of Eome benefit to the banfcu in the mortgage and you muat charge it i-tjihu wb;itfift«iVGr, Jf there Senator's own state of Michigan. off." Mr. President, I do not Hee how critir i:i MI rii'.-i c tli-'in another in Mr. VandenberR—I thank the Sen- a rule of that sort can b© justified In, • iM.rr iviio rc-:i!t/.cs That it is ator for hia observation. I know the normal times, much less in times this f '» ho critical than to bo cor- experience which he relates hua been like those. lro;-Hr ;un that man. The adminis- had by others. It demonstrates all There are numerous kindred ex- H:<:\, over again the utter menace of writ- hibits to which it is needless to ad- Don't stop ! Don't hesitate ! tri'ti. ing a life and death ticket for the vert. I could epeak at length of the Despite the leadership which Uncle Sam is giving—de- ilt'M ! I,.- !»,.,-• in I (if t-ttni\n they I banking institutions, and relatively impairment of the solvency of many spite hi» eiaraple of action, oi courage, of confidence, tho job :h;iV -,.', : n nif H t he sit Mat inn.I for the depoKltors in thosr banks, of a lesser bunk solely because ita re- At A Marvelous Saving I Tliry f!T!*'ru'iti"i a t* 11 ilic rc>])onHi- ot keeping on is yours—is ours—is everybody's. tho country on the ba.sj/i of that lim- serves are impounded in a closed Here at Pcrmey's we aro concentrating onjustono thing: ! I i ,- (!.*• !•' )j:-l'MU tO M«!lhH'(! ited information which WHS available larger bank. These reserve deposits •in ji',: ;.ij|iro-ifii thn tiling in at the moment when the initial or- had to be made by injunction of the —to servo this community well during these fltlrring times! I,'.T.' , ' !• ••• t.[ \m\\\\n\\ Cl'jti- der:* were issued. law. Yet the law declines to recog- To serve by brlnirlne to you things that you want and need ilv 111 ?>•<• J ct,:-o th:it-«inco tho What happened a:s the result? X nize the trust character of this trans- —good things—nice thing!?—at prices you can afford to pay. ot (In i'liini •! r.i t H >n . of the i want to read a paragraph from a let- action and, when we seek to release All of our 1,477 stores stretching from coaat to coast, in :t!i'l i ' jiiri.'- i; r'il(. uhite(i to ter from a very distinguished banker the reserve, we are met with a denial i:!> u:: i +1- :--ul!n:i(:nr:y on tho plea that an illegal preference every Btato of tho Union, boclt up this ono store with their who, for obvious reasons, I shall not cumulative buying power and experience. and jj i:i important that Identify, but I want to ask Senators would be created. This seems to be th<- : M • pi ;ik its mind in if this 1B not exactly what has hap- the law, but it lacks both logic and j Thnt guarantees high quality and low prices always—for th- r pened under thJB excessive rule of equity. everybody— ].i iU.-'"j-hy of action fltnrn liquidity which ha« henn ap- Rut I repeat that I am particularly I • v.' '1 i i"Ui new on plied to this hituation, this rule of referring to needlessly deflationary ! tj.'/.Jij n;; c/hn;-:,. in notI ruthlcaa deflation. Let us nee tt this assignment ol bank assets to the cat- n •_ f- i ;n! (: it h;;s ifft the ; f | is not exactly what happened: egory of loss. I speak with entire re- !••:-' .'f lii'- \V^:-hinulon n< ws- FEATURES! front 1 | "The aim oat tragic part ot thespect for bank examiners and super- i ,-. I ii!K! ;'.!rff! (hat f h« hit.ua- j whole situation.' is that in general vising bank authorities. My own re- Meet the New Easter the glad tidings J in n:y r-'.'-n i.tMr- of Michigan is those banks which did not press the <•• !;."j.'j' ;i. Ye t.-'nl.-iy thf: state lations with them have always been 1200 PAIRS WOMEN' p j debtor by withdrawing lines of cred- with reasonable reactions. There is kin. <•'.:..!!:i.'. :o:i'T rt-ported to I It, and which did not dispose of the a danger, however, that some subor- LOW LUSTEK t l;i :r- v.-f] •• 1'7 national bankn borrower's collateral, at forced sale dinates, suddenly clothed with these 1 • r- J.7I en law marketa, and which exercised new dictatorial powprn, mny develop • CHAKDONIZE RAYON 0 r:i''Uii."-r h;ini::; in the judgment in pressing mortgagors, a Jupiter complex.' These are not' v :-'.'."l'.rji ojK:n and 73 are the banks which have the larger times for such procedure. The times i re \v. io IK1, i t:itfi banks percentages of alow assets." call for courage, But they also call Oprn Vnr. •> for\.underHtanding. ii-f (.•; -i .'nlhrr typical' In other words, the very banks Sleet Them Here At Penney'B, df IMV: ritujition In which have undertaken to do precise- I want to plead again, Mr. Presi- At Unheard Of Low dent, as I have before in the last Where "Riey're At Their Best... uhuy ti-'!^ il.>-'-!f. and I ly the thing for the public welfare throe weeks, that these new set ups :!; hi \< !"y in rf^pnet to f which the Reconstruction Finance and these reorganizations be started And Least Expensive! Hurry For Those 1 Prices... And They're tint :--i" 1 Tin' tin itcff'iini of t hej Corporation was organized to'do, the with maximum regard lor long-range Yjunhs that have done the precise Three Great Value Groups 1 Marvelous Values At— thing that Congress has undertaken opportunity to permit depositors to recoup their share of recovered val- 1ADIES' PURE '. ilv:-l. = . <-Xccpt jii* Wfi to Uu in recent amendments to the ues. That is the point—a scheme of -i-.-. ,'! j'UlrtMltifil p'T- ' bankruptcy net and in proposed debt rrorpRnizntion which glvea the de- ;''.:' if -nur fi-H of iholatitudes generally, are the banks SILK HOSE ... i that fell under this initial sentence positor a chance to still be a deposi- A::;- : ,'-•, -.vr- f:n r.'ii hopr- "> tor when we have turned that corner 1ADIES' PURE 8IL.K n in Ainrrican busi- oE death because of this arbitrary where prosperity hides, that still I rule of ruthless liquidity which was leaves him in the Btatua of a deposi- BIAS CUT SLIPS. -• • ..'I. he ;ao.l.L<-m..h^ twn. pIiriKtfs... We set up as the metes and boiinds of tor when the. dividends are passed i:fit:: n -r: '••{ \'\'- hi •' ph'i-c wben. f'>!- "our banking validity, " „ out on the new- deal. That is the LADIES' POKE SILK Mr. Tydfnpi—I am very much im- thing I insist is fundamentally es- whii h '.'•". • 1'!' v-'iy i.;."Uf-'i and un-pressed by what the Senator said. In sential as we now proceed into this PANTIES ••-_.,. qii'-. ! .on »l,iv 1: id in tit- h-.nK-d, there view of the fact that there have been second phase, and which i3 calculat- \v;i.' •' -••I'ifi' n rnni:n-iiy claHsification Injustices due to the speed with ed to be lacking if -we persist as in LADIES' of th<- i:.:!;.,:- ! -n'm-u inMitiitionrf of which the.^c matters were acted up- the first phase. Let us not persist In 1 KID GLOVES ,.. • thf I'.mi '•')• SI'-' <• . Tii* whole bank- • on, I can not.think of,any other way ruthless deflation to the extnnt whera ing '.• '• !'i v.:!. in ;'!<• litfjially to pass i that those injustices can be remedied we sell out the depositors of the na- j LADIES' in j-. v;< •.•; i •.T-r::i.:ht. ;tnri to confront I except through re-examination of the tion under the hammer. That is the an n r i»;' it: • y <•'.,::: iiir:\tU>n at the thing which I eay is not only mor- ! banks' doubtful paper. Assuming FABRIC GLOVES .. hnr.fi - 'it tin- ;:'" •. -i ;iint-nt which ; that that results in reducing the ally wrong, but which I say is abso- : ti]>!-})<-:i < ithcr life or nr*- !(tu and Miimonition in Jabots, Jabots, Scarfs! d(*n 1 in;: v.-jt ii thr i-rcoiul tihasc. I IN A LAKGE ASSORTMENT htwfi no ititi' i r.-;t in thrc^hin^ old scarfs, b'(rau\ ,MK1 ,-),•- tin 1 ur^c t});iL I am lingerie Puffed and Leg'O- not iipiiKiMn;: to in- critical; but it is j Mutton Sleeves! very * in • (•(•••: :u v t h.: t \\'{> understand touches! pri-i'is'-iy vhai J.as happened in the A SMAIX DEPOSIT HOLDS YOUR SELECTION fir?t I'li-i. '•. Th*': r> inii ial Mcontjes A SMALL DErOSIT HOLDS YOUR SELECTION \\'f-i r i nnl. f-i ri'in.'-i1, under j>ress- nro of ; i, -1 h J. tf. I^rror and in- Biiuiiy v.'i:.- inewUble, Tho nrtiun WHS m en; ii e ^ooii faith, but decis- Iniiri van; nifi.In whirh blemished the j'pcoi t) * of jnM ituiionn whicli had half a century (it hniiur tiehind them. The dcc:i:-I'lfu. ';nl to bo made alinost'iin- For Boys and Girls ! ik-r I he rN-ici.Jf* of wnv power'. Bu!. Solid Leather Shoes in Oxfords ©r DON'T "PASS UP" THIS OPPORTUNITY ! it \:i vi :y itnpoi•tant to know on just Straps. Built tor long- wenr. what. l.-i..).. thnt initial r.ln.SHlllctition CHARGE o Win in;nlr, in cau.-ie we discover, wlu T: ','..> :).-.-!• ,; t Im t bayiH, that if wo NEW SPRING flip. t-> fonliniK1 that, basis we are em- EGG 12-00 11.50 hai k< il npfin the most rntlilesy dn- ilntion in tlii: history of this or any ntln r n itimi. l\V hnvc had enough STOVE 12-00 ilt !i;ii ion. Our ncei.l:; totiay are in an 11.50 SPECIAL FEATURES ! At Great Savings ! oppri.-it.1 Hit cffii TI. NUT BOYS' SUITS <3>.98 MEN WHO HAVK SKEN.ANU Jlo\v weir thr lii. t lleensoa issued? 12-00 11-50 They wen- i:-.'iif cover ;iII h:tbiiiii"ii uthor than its own BEST QUALITY ONLY ! MANY OTIIKK I'IMO WEAVES. Btock liabilitif;;." Men's DRESS SHIRTS Which is \i.r.v TAILORED, TOO ! which fiiuW o,u ilijy f'ni* ti Ilcen.so in the initial bi;icl;rt in other words, ALSO Men's DRESS SOCKS the only )>;mk which \vt\:i g-iven GROUP NO. 1 ehniirc in liiir-vivn un tlio bn.sis of un- PALIS impa ii nl ;:i>ivrncy -— vn.H a bank New Low Prices On \vlio:.i> ;:in plus exceeded, ilrnt, nil mnrkrl. Inun 1 depreciation; Hoeoncl, MEN'S all lty>:i<:>: [hml and thit! in tho uig- lullinni. ilein all doulilfu] puner. FERTILIZERS. New Jlr. I'n-idfiu, iinyuin; who IIIIH had ixny exprin'iire with hnnk examiners SHEEP MANURE VIGORO Spring knows tlifii.'t here never wafi a bank exjmiiiKilion lepoit tinned in yet in BONE MEAL LIME wl^it'h evi iy cnnceivablc hennlit of GROUP NO. 2 evei y dim hi. was not taken by the px^minrr wli-m he \u-ti'A rlotihffiil pa- NITRATE OF SODA TANKAGE MEN! Thcso per. U h; i i'iil;ir piocedure. It In aro ganuinn fitnndnrd jinietice. ft. nj)i)roprintely SEED POTATOES fur felt liatu— pul:^ the bunk on notice to watch For The Men ! these rinlilr-. 'Hiiif. I venture Iho "WONDERLAWN" GRASS SEED OXFORDS GALORE! mid wanderfu tun hrf ii.-;;-ei li0 ovor offered. Como early ! per cent <>!' the ilene.; did not have a \ V HMAI.I, DEPOSIT Will. i;ub;!,pniti;i! cltiinenl. of integrity nnd u mtv it\ciu\tn> percenl;if;e, of thti AIX OI' OUIl HHOI'KJ AKI'l fiOMIl T.EATIIElt. Its a 11(11 I) Mil Ii M.I.I ( ItO'- It eni.: nit i i n:i I cly wem not. rerovemtl. No wonder there were not very ninny MARATHON I banUii whii'h con Id (|iiallfy "for aii iiiitial-liceimr, when they had to huve n .siu'pln:; e.\rrcdi;i;,' all f)m dnulttfn! jKiper an i'.\:iiHiiier could c.oiijiirri. Coal — Grain — Fertilizer Shop Now with all hii. prufci'iluiiiil nu-ntleionn plus nil of these mhrr Kemn. 24 WHARF AVE., For l''ui 1 her more, them: bankti pa.'ffiod n in tills ileailly jcvievv un Iho bmjin of "the last e:cn ininal Ion." That exnm- TEL. 27. RED BANK, N. J. Windows 21-23 BROAD ST., "Red Bank s Newest Department Store" RED BANK, N. J. luatiuu iiuij' liavo been a your ngo tot: Sbr RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5,1988.
WS, 78, of Lone Branch. She was light company, has been appointed left Florida a suit case containing Add sugar, Hour and salt. Add milk WHI Bun Agate. Drunken Driver. the widow of the Uitv Albert M. Hol- cashier of the Freehold office to suc- ciothin^ valued at $100 was stolen and yolk. Cook In double boiler un- Here and There : Joseph R. Meglll, an Asbury Park Richard H, Boyce of Englishtown ers and' i: survived by n linurhier. ceed the late Mis^ Eva Patterson. from her car. rMENUS til pudding thickens. Stir frequently. lawyer, has announced that he will was fined $200 and costs one! hia Mis." Lulu Ro^r?, and a fen, Ifnrry Xew Fire frose. t, Add vanilla and fold In egg white. J Horse t"o\\ on KJder. he a candidate for the assembly on driver's license waa revoked for two in the County M. Rogers, ^Independent company of Long H:nnuel C. Va.nMa1.er of Freehold Cool and chilL Serve plain or with the Republican ticket. Mr. Meglll years following hia arrest at Hcl- Bran'cK~last week received 2,000 feet cream. Operation For Appendicitis. .^uJJcjed r.n injury to his foot Sun- was defeated for this office last mutta, charged with drunken driv- Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- nf fire hose which had been ordered day of last week when a horse he year. ing. Thumas Ma^-e of Marlboro, who by the city commiasionera a week NO CAUSE TOB ACTION. erty, Building Operations, 13 employf-d in Pamutl C. v'»nM,i- was riding reared and fell on him. 1 previous. The hose was tested last lie is nblu to get about on crutches. A Spring Luncheon Lodge\ Doings, Births, Mar- tcr's Raratre ;JI FTreh"lpw ICP TUiJtt. ifriddlefiDx, Bergen and Essex coun- Bofh Arms Broken. butter fat concussion Of the brain. It was con- haft on the Freebold-Farmingdale j The 6cnbf'm i! iro rompnny hnp ties also reached their 250th anni- Shred codfish' with fingers. Add visible constantly. No need 1 Mi:is Dai;:y Whipplc, CSj a rooident tended that Spoedy was acting as an road ha* been sold to Mamie Weav- atariri! oin.-i i uriinn -vvnrk nn their versaries at the same time. of tlii1 B-nuroft-Taylor rest h.om2 at potatoes and water. Cover and cook agent for the Skokus brothers and er of New York, i new $300.00(1 irr pinnt at. iNppt.une 10 minutea over moderate flre. Drain to defer their purchase r Oonan CJrovo, van knocked down that, .therefore, the Skokus brothers j City. Bel ^f^-ii 7.i ;-;n'! 100 inon ;i\e Freehold Butcher De-ud. by a boy riding a bicycle last week. well and mash. Add egg and aea- were responsible for Perrine's injur- any longer Harold G. Hoffman, commissioner •• bcinp employfri mvi ft. is rxpnrled Samuel ZIotkin, proprietor of a Both hf-r arms were broken. lings and beat well. Take tahle- ies. Suit was brought for ?25,O00 ; that the pinnt will be complrtrd by meat market al I^reehold, died laat spoonsfuls, roll in flour, shape Into damages and $10,000 punitive dam- of motor vehicleF, on Wednesday re- Chicken Thieves at Woit 1 voked the driving privileges of 'May 15. Wednesday after a short sickness. 2-inch cakes. Heat fat in frying pan. ages. 'Ilia case wan tried before At ono time he operated a farm at I^lovcn chickens belonging to Add and brown cakes, Judge Stanger and a jury at Free- Henry Miller, 445 Orchard street, I Married Fifty'Yrurs. La UITII V. Leffcrson of Freehold MiJhurst. He is survived by one "Tiirlar Sauce hold a few days ago and it resulted Koyport, on charges of reckless 1 Mr. and Mr.s. TTioinns McLain of I daughter and four sons. wore ntolen last Saturday night driving, and John Verbout, Hugh Lonp Briinch ci'lehi-ated ihrir goldon (Serve with fish) in the exoneration of the Skokus WE ARE OFFERING AS week. Tho thieves left one dead \i cup muy";iti^oal bunlt of The American Legion soup kitchen ond seven-year term as judge of the afternoon at his home at Neptune. at. FiTohnld wnV jtlisconfinued Satur- paprikn i tublc-jpoijna circuit court. Ho was recently re- year? oJd ami is survived by her Avon must />re.ti hin He is survived by hits wife and nine °»i teaspoon dry vinrjjnr ,• afternoon nfter having" served mustard ^ cup H.-J!«CJ oil appointed by Governor A. Harry father and a stepmother. ; three months or they may be dis- child on, a brother, William Hurley MORRIS BECKER allowed. of.I3elmar, and a lister, Mrs. G. V. river H.OdO mmls tn single jobless men Mix ingiedientsi in bottle. Cork Moore. _ Bead After Long Sickness. Estello of East Orange. , of that borough. tightly, shake 3 minutes. Chill. The Red Bank Register travels 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, N. J. William H. Sutphih, for many When ready to use, serve poured over Partnership Dissolved. over every street In town and every rilONE SS82. years hewl of the men's furnishings A drill enpinr and rnn\ car of thr Their Golden Wedding. •StrcreM and Wat pry, plumbers and lettuce, • other greens or vegetable road in the county. Let it carry your department in Jamb Steinbach's New York and Lun^ Brrinrh ruilvond Mr. and Mrs. Frederick • lirunnnr tinners at Freehold lor several years, salad:--. This dressing will kr;>p for mensage to those who live on these More nt Lonjr Branch, died last was do railed at tiio We^twnod n ve- nf J'nst Freehold observed their 'WYC dj.--M)]vnd pnrtnersJiip. Each month if stored, tightly corked, in 'thoroughfares.—Advertisement. Thursday a?'*?r R pickness of nearly nue ci'Orisinp nt \/im: Hiancl'i hist. Jiftielh wedding anniversary Mon- i,vi U continue • in the yanie business ice box. ton years." HP was seventy years day, Mnrch 27, at PhilndelphiJi. Both Wednpsdny nfternnnn. Traflic wns Chocolate Cream Pudding old and i? survived by a widow and not interrupted a? =i result nf the ac- worn born in Germany and wore " IHITWIIK two) three daughters, cident.. married at Newark, Sclionl JJoiird OrRanlz^Mf. H i*up PUKir 1 cup mtik I-itophrn Mrnormntt h;is tieon re- 2 tablespoons 1 VZK yolk. Removed Flumbing. Now Cashier. Homo From South. rlectcd president of ihn Freehold MiHR Dorothy K. Dnrc, who has 'i, tftispoon sn.lt v anil In, Michael and Ce'is Ledwitz recent- Mrs. Beilha H. Berge of Adelphia boa I'd of f-duoatinn, and Mrs. Mary 1 fiiniiire choc. 1 PV.M white, ly moved from a house at Long been employed at the Hi^ht^town of- in-turned last week from her annual R W'hitf has been re-oleclod vice olutf* bcuten Branch and before they I«ft, it is fice of the Jrtsey Ce.ntrnl power "anf.i .rip to Florida. The day before she Cut chocolate into small nioccs. alleged, they removed a hot-watei heating .system and . most of ^.he bathroom fixtures from a bungalow at the rear of the house which they occupied. Arrested Aftor Brush Firo. John ..Dough and Roland Ford, both of whom-, pave Boston ad- dresses, were arrested last week fol- lowing a brush fire that burned over $ larpe area near Wanamassa. They •were detained by tho township po Jice nnri • Rnsf.on mtfhnrittes were fiotiflcd. I^ar^o Burn Burned. A large barn on the old Hulsebart farm at Lower Squankurn, now owned by John Johnson, waa de- stroyed by fire Monday afternoon of last week. There were 27 cows and a pony in the ba rn but all were Baved although some were seriously burutd. Award of $10,000. Charles W. SI nudes of KLeansburg v.-as awarded $10,000 last week at "Dad. You Owe It To Mother" ."Freehold in an accident case against Jamc-s Ferguson, Jr., of K.eansburg. Shrodu-F testified that he was struck by Ferguson's car at Keansburg in June, 1930, and suffered various in- juries. Xourt Shows Leniency, Joseph Bracken, 23, of Matawan, LITTLE FALLS who had been in jail on a charge of stealing five bags of coal, was ehown leniency by Judge Traax last "week when he. was released on pro- • Flagstaff Fancy Chinook i / n, bation for two years. Bracken stole FLAGSTAFF the coal to keep-his family warm. Can NOW OFFERS Bead at 81. No. 2H can Mies Anna B. Moore, a resident of the home for the aged at Ocean .Cjrore, died last Thursday in her Flagstaff, Crosby White "85th year. She had been a resident P. &G. • / 25% OFF erf the shore section for many years. or Golder Bantam Ebe. had enjoyed good health up to Giant Bars & short time before tier death. No. 2 can - - Regular Laundry Prices -- Sentence May Be Modified. Flagstaff RpnFancy Light Meat A sentence of two years in the 2 oan* federal penitentiary and a fine of ?2,000 for income tax evasion in 1925 imposed upon Samuel A. Reeves at Until June 1st, 193? Anbury Park may be modified, ac- cording to a decision of the United FTagsloff RRB Flag Milled from the Highest States circuit court of appeals. fag g _ Grade Neb. Hard Winter |< Fanners* Dinner. W h e n t. Excellent for | £ *>ag Surely at these reduced prices, Mother should not be permitted to con- The farmers' co-operative markft Every Home Use. SEEoci.'it ion held a dinner at the hoy tinue doing her wash at home. scout ramp at Allairn Snturday. March 2h. It was attended by more Flagstaff than l?'>i> persons. The dinner was "Home washing," even under the most favorable circumstances, is an Eervc;d by the Men's brotherhood of the An.1.- :ia BaptiM church. Buy What You Need al arduous task. . 5. n>. Manus(]tiuu'» Ueer Ordinance. ftaU.S.6. On / An oahfiance ^overnin^,' the iwju- htdhidingc Black and White Our trained operatives, coupled with modern equipment enables us to S.m/o ni jif.'tinKes for the sale of beer Pepper, Cinnamon, All- Greeai Circle *• 25c el ^];jj]iii-'iuan was passed on Drat Paetted in Atrpffoof Ra^ render superior work at a real saving to you of time, money, worry and Ttamng i.'i.-t vt-fk. '.Pho measure, spice, Ginger and Ground . -whirr; \v;,b introduced by Mayor Mustard work. , Lloyd C. Kiddle, provided 'for a'li- f %»»!. fill ...... Farnjiirs' Loans For S*.-iavf- 'I.:;-:" iiM'iiCfiiion for lnaiiB of. U yon are ftiflny about ntttfx\ try one of r . 8c $o'"J • n< ,'i, ti'utliorizt.-d by the J ed- I'MT .« Beans,.,",,« Rice „' lluM.o f[minus litcauts. There In a flavor for Red Bank 2600 or Toll Free Phone WX4500. PT.'II ;:( v< iMiU-nt fur the j>urrhu>e of ' f-c-i d. Tin: i;u ii.t-ip to whom loans • o*lto Crackers \,"£ 25c Mf in;;*:r- rnir-t !"* >r ""• • jar 19c Fancy Mised ...... "*" 2Sc the. j -•:• til j inu hankr ujit rncrchan- • Ours is a complete cleaning service—laundering : dit-e } ''..i-:\ The ordinance dr»eB JK>I , G. Ginger Ale—• Orange Pekoe w.i.i» *" 2Sc in all of its finer details—Falco Dry Cleaning and Rug pl'jhi;>:i ii-;-:t]rn.'iU: hah-a- but prf- u. s. v««fs udnrftmil n'.'-k hi:ing biougln , lull lfi-07. O for in from ihr- out;-idts 1 Shampooing. To T.trri New Building. A 1wf-M0iy Ilropionf l^uliimK enn- • U. S. G. Oatmeal— iaiiiir.i; t~Uirox and iipiirunente, will (julfU liirc JSg^Sa^w Psszzle Free rt-j-lrni: 'iif J'.rinor t im •.--story j.truc- ' ture i]f-'- iri'Vi-il in -i-hfi rf^ont Jlre on • wlt& cadi pkc. of Ocet.n -;v(niic at WCRI Y.IA. About .' Thr. BtKt /s None ;'^'" Petite Pie, 5c fifty IJ.* n v,-jll he. employed in t/u Too Goad jor th€ nf ft pirre erf Jiip, urtr« a pic concti'iu" inn v/oi k. ^f .^ 'Pride 'erf rcplocr." Awnrti "t .* 1,150. t^ALCG Mr. :-I.M Mr;.. Kon «-t Mc.Cht KH.y RUCSHAMPOOINCi of F;"i;.,]ii ))ii\'f \,c::n t.wiir'.ifd dnm- • THESE ARE GOOD ti'/.f'-'.' Of 'i.iMl i\;i ft I ("!. Utt ')f illjlllit-,1! FOR YOUNGSTER•TERS iieg Specials i' ' ' (••'> : :•;,• Mr: . I,','-' l.f.-nt-y ni an pJ "HimHlilm-1' Mini /^ ? Arm & Hammer Snl Soda . .«...>«- .. - *" Sc "™^' 16c n Lirpiu.-t-t u: ,unfit William (Jiffhorn of Th« chiMnuii ijiBOrilo. Green Circle Ammonia ...•»,...... •. ,...^*...> --~- -. ' ' Me Gold Dust .. - wte* TSc LITTLE FALLS ''.'•i- i i' v !•<'in mi' Kiiuri) r,f I/m^ Knox'a GelafSno, Oakitc ,.-., .- w«.«*. 2 '"*"• 23c "I :;•••! •• ii i-.-'-.-o ;n\(,[)U-tl a i fjioluiKm pl 1 w«ror, .--;•.« Rj^ad, '""" """• 10c ilni.;.'[ \<> ;<'•» up a ntJiniiai'i ™!%* Peanut Butter "iT 15c r ns of t- ..' i . • i" be us <•< liliM'.l.i ltl'x llttf 1 Iliii: ivltli carl! Jar Mionc Hand Soap - ». ... . 2 " 15c U. S. G. Brooms, highest quality broom made. . No 6 49c, *°' * S9c 176 West Front Street SERVING50000 FAMILIES Red Bank, N.J. Vm"!"im"'"" Butter Pretzels "'• 23c Clothes Pins '. -! 50 tar 10c
dav niojiuiii; l"i Mru. buruli U FALCO Rug Shampooing Laundering FALCO Dry Cleaning RED BANK REGISTER, 'APRIL 5, 1933. Page Seven <- TO TRY FOB WEST POINT. Eni;llshtown, George Klowc, Sr., of | Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin II. Crate, I Old liiiiti-',', JmCph DDNrClt "f MM-I River Plaza News. Jr.. in homo from normal school at j Ticntun fur llie Uu.'.ki vncntliin. j R«l Bank Buy Making Omwl »' dlf:towrr township, Adeline Aurnaci'. | KisypoiL and S. K. Allen oil She will start pracliuK tcachlnsoonn military .School. Ignut/. shkodn ilian ro/itcd hi.: Herman HCXUT, mil "C Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Hammond and morrow afternoon. house on Manning strict to Kidney Mrs.. JoscjiJos-iih IlraieIlratcr ort RiversidKrvcrsrooe spent .Sunday at'Kew Ko-1 A card l>ariy tor Ihv UucIA ,,I he ,.i...iurs of Cliaperuill. | uvcnue, Kwl l BankBk, is nn all-arounllounidl (.n(,n,r w-,|, Mr3.'u.-innnond .s innih-1 Community club waa held yc.nunlay JJee Cunningham of Red Rank i.i | (idol it tho N<\v lork military cr Mr_ Anna Iiyiin, wllu is very j aftci-nonn at 111" IIOIIK: of Mr:!. AUK- .•••pending a few days with his aunt,; icaelcmj Cnrnwill on Hud in r '" : i('.jj j list J. Miller. lona Brand. | I' Mr. .-ilifl Mrs. (Jcoi^-e .SulJ'1''" "! i MlSi l!i""lfl P|;ITV ll:l" l'"iUrnr(1 William Hofmaycr is nuildin;; new , float:! and painti»s lli3 boats in j f ll n ic u ily af T h v readme;-'; (or the biimnicr season. . " , ] Ii| her(t-'r'"• ClwWts Mt^er, rokl.ra^l week. ] r iiUl..i.mlillo to Hai-lford I.M-onvcy Mr.| >' l' IJirlli.lay la.'it v.T.-k. Jo.nn Whifre.l, nne-yeKJ liaugri- , SiHiihin hen.. At North Den?-,., on | UU"/ty.'Ir-™. .i.,u;.-l,!r r ,,r ..Ir. ;>»']tor of-Mrs. Finnc'm MarekMCln of • tho way liw, one of LHo axlffa ol • M" r;Ji- >';'•> r"w-'1"l"i|||n l:cd Hank, frirnicrly of I hi? pis". I !tho ,,„•' bloUf. Mr. KlyW M nbli^erj •' ••«-»'!'••<•«»' • f<'"*'' »'"' "" 'I""'-'"! ">'= ho-?f ii')u:ly sick with Fp-msl mcninsitiJ. : llo l.-av.- th« machincatNorlHRciK.mi -Mr. tmd Mrs. r.livin .-tobo ami !l.. b.: ..•paired. /Ic telephoned t,, hi.-:! 'lau«litcr of All. ntov,n. P,nin:y!v,,nm. Scntenrad to Jail. i brother,, CliailPKK K. Kly.. The latterr ]] 'lau«litcr of All. ntov, . P,nin:y!v,,nm. h ln tl Colrtta and Irene Bank^, colored, rlit,vf; hi.-; automobili e to'North B..-r-; formerly c.f- thin i.laf- • M" ni. tlic of WCFI. Ecrcen place, charged with sm and conveyed Mr. fUrlrihm and week-end with Mr. :md .,!•". Jamr: Usin^ Kiid and ubumve language to j v j«*' « Mr. Kly to Holmdel. '. McPlir.c. Danirl M'-Lciidcn, also of West Ber- j I'ujiii.'i with porrort. aU'-n.|jn.:u ; Frank M-ni-k.-'rin '-< ; !ini:-nor| ih prr aU (rm plaef, were i-nntenecd to thirty! ir-coifl'i for thn l);Kt uionJli aic: li hi^ jro[HMljjro[HM y on •;;!• iiv. r and coifl-'i for thn l);K)t uionJli ai Oiivn in ihe county jail by Justice he ir, tmll i;nl<. --I'LIII!'.' Inr • c- . H Walter J. Mills last Saturday morn- j ].-,ancii; <•< -Mr. and In;:. The Fifitcrs had benn arrested Mr.-..- Joi-n ;;1 Hit nifilit. before by Const able Henry j e !ft-o vnoatlcii. J. Pcj:,tel and lodged In Red Bank; Milk". ll-ir-il,f "i • il, f'nj i -.id • <:,•;. . l ' i ;''.|,liiu l.n-lli: .1 v. .lullll !)•(.- !.:•; |.; . M :: i y Mu-.i;-. I'l:,,.-, | M f U • f Ms hi r. i:i;-iji,, MII.II.-!,-. . I.' • 11 il ii-. . Wlllinm Mcm-cl, 'HiniMiia i i i „ i I l Di' ) h ill mnumn M inaintaim I in il 1 I ll I ' tint 1 If pin l I I n 1 b 1 is Colt's Neck News. Permanent Waving Specialists for the to follow V]> )r • Imnv ti.mim:: l be Past 19 Years. and win an >'i PP' — iil The OVER-THE-TOP CLUB has United Kl!iti':> military academy a ^ _ ^ West Pom'. li'iV.Tpp.imi.nd1 of 171 BROAD ST., ' ? Tel. R. B. 2342. Cadet lli^tr.,- l..-,s won ii.-.i'.r all,. Ji; ,...,..>r;1 ,ll]IIIIl!!f,, u, :,,,rin^,. [,-„. a (6pp. Woman's Club letic awards In both im.ib-ill and |ji;i| ll;|i>, fijj MounllJl,,h cou.,;v j;, ... been formed by a .group of depositors track. In Ili«- (Xanunatii i.s held al. .•,.,jn,,: "
the New Yoi k 'inilitiny ii'adciny M. ' ).•,,,,]' |;);.,,..',,:j: ,1 js tn;ik:i:;; plo^if;,; the end of the Hind i|uarti-r of the wj|)!|)| p wyrk o( bujll|]n;,'],,,. |,7lusr.. . Omo and visit our up-lo-dato new ! lu-honl yenr I," v.-nn the ^r;,'lr «f ' .j.,f ji^jnil^, i,)n ;infl a 1;JI-<: p:]|l. of. to help finish the job of RE-OPENING ••proficient r.ndcl" for rxeellem.e In lh| r,..im,.Vi.ul.k i;, „[,. Mr.illancbard , salon. Von will bo delighted to find Erholat'lic work, mllilnry drills and-,. ,,,,,,,1,,.,^.^ (in \y r;.-irrnll BaivlHy'.--: '" fin many Improvements. Vou niJJ condii'i. lie iiei-nllv i «-• m m -i to ' ,.j .,",•.. i),. j t,ii';idint- t h'j I.OUMJ t r i;i : h:ne comfctrt, artistic work, absolute Cornwall .-i/lrr : i»"ii'Ji::;.' In:-- ten-day ,|,,,',,,,, ;, j,.,,,. ),„„.' THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK oprlnc Viii-alion ;:' the home of 1,,.: M,'.." .;.,,i ;,|,.. Jjavid Tumidiurkv sterilization, courteous, prompt serv- parents. Hextrr IK FIIOWI. ahov«. m lv,.1|. rt,,,nl h,ut,sls oj Mr. ana Mrs. ice—and privacy—ai moderate rates. the dress unifoim of a <:adet nt thr- 'j] j] . Meuf;lior of Occiinp'^i!. 1(1 ia 1 academy. ^ Mir. -Philip Kmitli anil her two We hrinff you the latest creations and TRUST COMPANY. ' Oceanport News. '^n^^^w." j I mm New York. 1 •O, Oc«npWl rn, en,-,,,,- „. r »,- j ^^"JSV t™w ^^ sffi Vv'mn!;0^:'-;1'-"^'1""! "'';";-id, •"r^rh:; \ h:-! °n ot; Our Beautiful Self-Setting Permanent Waves If you have already subscribed to ,o be u,ed to ,,,,,vb:,,e IW.wHs for '^ »> '"") ™* "'» l'^> ^- oul ; No Extras.
th, Kra.luat;nR H:,™ nf 1 he O-:-a ,,- I " ' .';• ^^^' nrf(l,.mcd rhurch; v port pcti'jf)' 3 hi' < ]••?. .lenme members of Atlantic: CASTILE SHAMPOO AL SUBSCRIPTION and become a Tbornp™, curtained wvh * ("I- •,.,,„. Tho; rel,car3alB ,al(e place al | dance. Mri. Ihimpmn rendered two ., f , „ . . ,, J ,1 MANICURE 1 11 ^hUtlin, Fo,n, ••|,i,fin tr, th«;Mnrk.;iJ« ^^ ^ Ru^.-HSmt" " ! HAIRCUT ing Bird.' and "I.H Me. Cn 1 1,m , f , commission has', Except Friday and Saturday, member of this Club. Sweetheart. The:e were thirteeni. ,il>Rt ]oUprn t(^ ^^ jd of j tnbln m play. J'r.zr.n were mrtnl •( | ... ,D |he cffe(.t (hat ,t wm These Operations 35c. wniito baskrts and lh.ro holdmK ha,.p automft,|,. tra,Iio ,iRhl j hBh Bcorefl we,- 51.::., ITU'I, M,o,t.!;it ,)le ,nlcrfC(.lion of .„, sUt, „«h. I Open for Business Girls Fridays and by M.r-s Marie J-.-ulry. Mi:-:, FJennor w;r, ,n,t lhc ,.)Unly Toail. Thrr, i- i McC-reRor, .Mr-. J. l'l«,n .Mi'. K. L.r,K;,ll ^jr)ir.im; hereabouts that Appointments Only. O. Kjlan.lrr. MI. . I.MH- K 'u:e|. ,,,,., ,,,fr:.unr[l is ,,onn ,„ hr po, , , Subscriptions received will be held Mrs. W. il. <;iill,-, Mrs Jennie rhe r.roP?,.oads ,las hci7Il ,hc ,,„„,.• Until 8:00 P. M. Thompion, Mis.- l.yda Knunons. M,r. ,,r nia a(,cidoniSi I(!;:UllmK in H. J Anderson, Mrs. 1'. U. _I\ron..-,,, „,,.,,„, in() injurios. j, ,, pa,.,jpu,ar. j Inquire about our gymnasium. R W. :s.,.". !•. \\ rb.-r. ilo amJ from f(.hI,0,_ Don't Forget the Location—171 BROAD ST., "Mrs. B. JSorthrop, Mi•?. l.mina I1 leek- . ^ , ^ I ner. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Callahan. | it pava to advertise lifT (Opposite Woman's Club) Mrs.' Frank P. Kuhl, Mis. r.hrirlc; ! __ '__ _ _ A Hojtrs, -Mi?'. l\ Saint.-kv. Mrs. K. needed to re-open the Bank. The Llppincnit, Miss Iloloioi Knnis, \V. H. Grills, Kenneth P. V,'r«t, Mr- John Dirk: on. James Milrpby, Ml" , 60 BROAD STREET. Horace W. Klrby, .Mi«? Peqcy Mui- membership will then be closed. J)hy, F, H. Jirr.nio. J. Wlielan, Mix BANK, SPECIAL ! James Murphy, Mrs. II. Lane, Mr, | Katherl"'* Ijlppinrott. Mr. nnd Mrs H. K. Luwson. II. Lnr.e, Mrs. P.uni- 35c PIPE gfHS Mullen. Mrs. KUa Mrf.rrnoi Mrs. Kdna Frai.'k^. Miss Dorutin 2 Tins of Half & Half Shorl. Mrs. \V. MrPIurson. T. J Tobacco. Swindler. M,;5 SHU Cook, it. W. .Vel Help put thisrjjobt)VER THE TOP. Ron, John DIekson, i\ov;ire \V. Kir- 60c Value by, Mrs. Theodore .<-.'c«li.-i ami Mrs W. Peters. KollowinR the card pla;, DRUG STORES for ins; refreshment-; were served bytbo Join the "OVER-THE-TOP" CLUB. committee. Mrs. Herbert T. Smith of Ornan- port avpnnrs entertainerl her bridge j club recently. Hi^h scores werc'beid , by Mrs. John U. Conover and Mrs, j Tlussell Ebdine. Other Rucsts were Mrs. Harry Demarest, Mr3. Charles THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY H. Hall, Mrs. William K Cramann, JOIN NOW! Mrs, Albert Eazley and Mrs. Her- , bcrt Datterwich. 25o SUo Mrs. Georpe .S. Loprr ot Pomhor- i Listerine Tooth Paste ton avrrnio hn*l a;: tiftr Rtiestf] this i SODA FOUNTAIN 20 week-end Mr, nn'i Mr.i Krank Bun- , SHAVING CKEAAf 2flc For further information regarding dy anil Missns Mnrgucritc and Grace I \> Bundy nf Trnnlon. 1 y Imperial Listerine Wllh Frog niado Holder Sijo Members of thn Kpworth Lna^ue attended tho mootinp: nf tho YounK • ft Ice Cream Soda : .•?i.oo sue p>rtc People's unlnn held MnnflnV cvrnint; Our Kcjfiilnr 20c Ybry Lipsticks lione at the Baptlr-t. churrh nt Long; Branch. j Banana Split WWWHBSBB On, Thiirsdfiy nftmnnon thrrr. will [ 3ac Slz , be a tea nt. thr homo of Mrs. iic.orw. i tj NewbrooBrick Icek Cream n^ram's Shaving Cream ' Hurley for tho brncfit. of tlic Luiiieb' | TKR PINT Aid society. • j The teachers and nfl'uirrc nf thn j Bulk Ice Cream Gillette Blue Blades Red 1003 fU)nday-/-;rhoii) M-JI! link! a cnvri'ori ; ! diEh supper Thursday fvoninfx at tlic i £flPM Tint
parBonogf:. A study ju'iioi.1 u'lll l;,\-\ with Sterilizer jftA. <**. A A- A*. low the supper. -• \ Listerine The lirr-I f|unrtprly ennfmrnen will : .BOB b^ held, at the churrh Thursday i S3 overling. ' .1.4 iagiaaw Mrs. Koliprt funk nr Mfiln MreM ! Phillips' Milk of Magnesia ,"; hns boon visHitur her ilnuL'hto.r, Air?. Do You Suffer From Lambert, of Kli;:;ibc!h. . j Mr. nnd Mr:". 3('o!iinnn, wlin liavr ' MM Si/.r— II or.. M" been ocfuipyinp thr iSiaitl.on haunv. Ovalfcine on Pcmberton HVCIHIP, Iinvn innvod Cfi to a hotmn ownnd h.v Kird Womjilc. Tho rppulnr monilily merlin^ nf Tnu .Needn't Any Lone<>r! tho Or on nporl, ;i ilxiNn ry of t he Jacl Salts Ilismn-ltix iiputraHzpH execs c Hivrrvinw hn. ;pil;il will hr. hrld n< sivn nclcl iinil rellnrra dlFllTeiift- tho hnme of Mrp. lymla Mtll.'ir April tnit gnu, hut Bdollien thn Irrl 13, (Slflcr Top) Mr.1'. Vincent Clray nf Mnin sttool. lafwl Klninneh. Ccintilns no HViBfninrfl a broken arm whon phn Eoiic Acid augur. frll irom a rhair in her home. Second i! Slzo Holmdel News. i?ebuoy. Soap BISMA-REX
fiomn of tbn furmfi's Iinvn i-l;iricil in plant. -|>olntnO:i. .Indiealjoivi ])oint to a. fimalliT Jirrca;^1. than la.sl, yt;ar. k Magnesia Mi;iii Dorothy J^fiUy, (iaiiplitor nf Mr. (iml Mrs. Alux liffiOiy. 'iaa 1'f- and i uniful from Kiurida," wIirt-R R]IC ['INT ppOit nm.'it. of Hir winlrr. and Soda Wilhuc ifjmimniifl in onf jif'rr hnv- in£ been Mick with n heavy mid. J Mr; brother, Jamon Hammond, Jr., i:i im- JC 3 for ])rnvin^ from touRllHw. ^iirate of Magnesia 2'/2-lb. Assorted I^ast wri'k tlio Willlnm C- Tilly rn- tr*., a7anBeB8a8«aBexM|ap,fjir|tjwBasjgeg; BHKKiSIliSI3HB2igJ| tatc (>rilil IcuniH di: Jioivuin to Mnrtcm CHOCOLATES Allrn.of Itnl^udci und SnnHiol Wnll- injt of iin?,\(\l muf (cMiiu! of niulea to James Crlnn of Wlrkatimlt and
homes we Hi boUjjhl. Ity V. K. Way of RED BANK 'REGISTER, APRIL 5, 1033.
I'AKTV AT nOI.MDI.l- j tain a licence at (be conclusion of thr', rar,imittce. has been substituting in ARE YOU LISTENING? A Lily Indoors; ! :c[:cnt banb k iiolitlayhlid , dud e tto ththe banbk hhiis place. Mrs. Ellen Hslhi Surprisidl on Her TP JT% i 1 i 'llJ't^n" obligations of the borough of Mrs. Edward Leutlchan has ended Variety, lliey say, is tho spice of life; " liirtlldav. A Kcansbur to tlu a vi.sit at Newark. Iree Uutdoors! s * amount / ?»&,- Miss Edith Ellenbach is home from A ;=urpn.c liirthdny p.-ir-y \v;t:- c.i\- 0 Let's forgot nur i-aro, worry and strife; • !i(J3.'r»;j, To lujuulate this amount in- a May at Newark. en for .Mr.-.-. Klk'ii livlin -. „ 'lo ea. h a drive has been under way Middletown Plant Over Seven „> borough's oblivious I ho. members of' the' I_,adios' aid so- KnockwurM. Pntalo SaladjSpaghetti v.ith Meat 'Balls ly v.-a:- iirnincrd by three ..I her ;:c!I lh0 ciety of Grace Methodist church niece-:, Ijecor.o ieii:-, were, in ;_-rei • i Feet .Tall, Without Earth or • wliich consists of hnmlK ;uid notes tu Monday afternoon. - arid yclluw. Tlioir- pip--r, t wei" Mi. at the GLOBE HOTEL n Water, Produces B.osscn, |^0^h^t^X^ The Daughters of America will be and Mis. Julia llylm. Mi. .-ind Ml . Over Four Feet in Length. ' has been operating on the usual re- tho guests of Mrs. Charles McDougall Saturday Night, April 8th, 1933. Mii-liarl Mclirai! and .Mi .. Helen ?.! ;:• stricte^_ d plan_t. ^ „„...,.• .; :it a card party next Wednesday af- vel of liolindrl; <;.'>r;;e li-.lin '•! j ] :id;;\viiA' tiny- homof Aliddlctowe of Mr. ann dvillag MtF.e Ti. sW. a 'I the Ml"' oldest. Experienc' residentse Conipton' of' Keansbuip, one o,f ternoon. i !.i,i:r»iv.\TiN(. inn .irni svn im.w i.\ I.M.NG of Kvcrctt: Mr. ai«l I.Iu. I l"n-.v llyl.n vc> y minimal plant, more, than seven I eclchratcd h('l' OINL birthday ln;a *- (,OOI) '1 I Ml-: 1».\N( IS. DON'T MISS IT. of Re,l Hank, Mr. I:. Sv.-r . ,- iunJ j r<-ci in height, and with a blossom- WCek. Mr.-,. Conipton in tiic widow THE NEW VOGUE ! i,coj-r- McCur ol Kuimun; .Mi. a:.-! i :l|,,,ui fom- loci, jn length. It is tlic!()r |hn Jato Thomas Conipton, who Marlboro News. Music In Humid I.:ili"f.. I J-:lbei-"n. lo many of (lit e inhabitanlinhabitants ">!I ! (,ersiion(,'ersliorni \Vallii)ff, who emigrated | v,isitod llcr summer lionre hero on Tickets, 7*5c a Person; Including Lunch. i hat. country has religious signif- j f,-,,m England in 11M3 to Plymouth, I''1'idalr- Gram! Slum will rUhi u[t o/i tho fipiin*. 1 (Millie il ii real JKirl.v this l-sitilriliiv. Urins J wayy, whot-h o chiehi f liobblb y is Kideniny, jj MIKIK. . J5dward Uynn was liosle;is at ited friends here on Saturday. ou;;hl a number of novelties from a i; 1 c.,ri| j,arly last Tuesday allernoon. Thomao Magee, who wa:i operated $2.49 & $3.50 ac iirier•yy firmlinn , including amono g otthh ".1r. and' Mrs. ]<'rcd Niyhtingal;. -. . n en- upon for appendicitis at the JyOng tiling.--, one of these bulbs, it was tertained a mimbfT of friends at a Uranch hospital the past week, is im- erroneously described by the nursery eaitl jini'ly T'hursday proving nicely and expecls to return I^uro A.'ibiirtineut of New :inn as The Saeicd Lily of India, but j u. A. jeinene/, left last week for homo in a few days. Styles. Mrs. William Tallman moved on Farm and Garden Supplies of all kinds, Chocolates i-'irreet. directions were given for it: i: l vi.--it to (lie Island of Haiti. i .Mayor Clarence II. Watson, who j Saturday to lier father's homo at Expert Corsetiere in Prince Edward Island Certified Seed Potatoes, - I-'or four years Mr. Ridgway faith-Ilia:; been sick at bis home, i.-; nowWriRhtstown, N. J. Attendance to Fit $|.00 tlio II,. fully followed the directions, keepin;: I uml'-r tieattnrr.t in a *New York hos- Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Petty and Onion Sets, Lawn Grass Seed, Swift's Vigoro, bulb under earili in hir, front ; daughter Dorothy spent .Sunday with Every Figure. Garden Seeds of high germination. Also Gar- yard diifiHR warm weather and m I and Mrs. dalles A. ralmer. Mrs. Potty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ins house without watering-it or plae-1 who have :.pem i he winter at nradrn Ucorse Mount of Enslishtown. den Tools, Ploughs and Repairs. j Chocolate Eiistor Ms.u's ins earth on toj, of it during the win- e, J'lurida, have returned to Miss B. Allen of Orange visited her ter. It wasn't Jon£ before Mr. lome. home hero on Sunday. way noticed that the bulb had mi- Miss Lulu Miller has, been visiting 'Oarreit Voorhees ami family spent. and Bi u.Tiial characteristics. Dui-in^ the t Knv York.. J Saturday with Mr. and MR. J. ,1. summer it resembled a miniature Jli-.-. F.oiijaniiii Andrcach -is home Kinsman. tree, about seven feet n J-Ienry Franl().\-n \$ this UJ?0 !?&& o front i\ vi.-iL at I-irwarlt. Specialty Shop ;, 28 Riverside Avenue, ; g with leaves of delicate and Funeral serviers for Charles Gold- week frof m MMatawan to his father's beautiful lexture. Kor four years the! en, 58 years old. were held Thursday bungalow vacated last week by Mrs. 61 Broad Street, EATONTOWN, N. J. Phone 120-W. I RED BANK. \ bulb, when placed indoors, produced I sflonmnn. at. Ins home on Liberty Tallman. n sfetii without leaves or adornment! lane, r,arit;m lownship, conducted by RED BANK uf any sort. .Last year, however,! Kev. .]. 10. :ibaw. pasto:- o[ the Boys ean make extra pocket money' selling The Register.—Advertisement there, was a change. A blossom ,-in-! l^f;l nsliuri,' Melbodisi church, assist- pearcil, reddish brown in color and;'''1 I'.v '"•'">'• • f''iu-pi 11. 1'Jllin, pastor molllcLl with ^recn and yellow. Koine (|f t He Atlantic Highlands Baptist parts of the blossom are almost •litircb, Burial was in (Jreen Grove black. The bloom is not especially cemetery, Keyport. Mr. Clolden was beautiful, but. jt is most unusual, lii • u life .IOIIR resident i>f Rilritan town- i Mr. ^Ilid^way's opinion Ihe plant isjship. bein^' born in the house where [ 1'ar inoro attractive with its tree-Iilie ' lie tlied, the son of the Into Thomas j appearance, in li'is front, yard than it land Mary .1. Smith. Surviving are " TODAY ONLY! • i.i us a long- leallless stem with its i his wife who was before, lirr mar-' i gigantic blossom. iiagc ?,Ti.es I-'lorrnce Walling; (^vo sis- A 4-STAR HIT ! j 'J'he bloom lasts about a month and ters. Mrs. Joseph Walling of West : it. is about due now to wither. tSoon ' Kcan;>hur;,' and Miss Isabelle <".oldeii| after this Ihe stem will rot and di :- j <'!' i^rlr.ilii; and a brother, K Ed. G. Robinson in "SILVER DOLL/ appea!-. Then it will be about lime \V. i.Julclcn of i'elford.' to juit tho bulb in the ground and WITH not lonp; thereafter the palm-like tree will put in appearance. Under fav , Union Beach News. Bebe Daniels — Aline MacMahon omblo conditions it ^rows at the rate Starts Friday at Steinbachs of a foot a day. The most remark-! . l h lt 1 lV n .Mil -IT. l,.Mii;lit able thin? about the bulb is that it . '.' \ '1'. ,.':;" .' 3 DAYS -THURS.. FRI,, SAT,—3 DAYS.! produces the stem and the flower; I!,,,,,"' "'' '' A Store-Wide Value Giving Parade of the things you'll need for | wllhunt,- eillua earth or water, Jn i'nll^h ollicl.ds have. i[:-oeil -mi Easter. One of those tremendous Steinbach events,lhat takes the 'problem' fact it. would not flourish if provided ippcal to taxpayers In pav their tax out of shopping ... and making your Easter budget go farthest. These are but a few of the hundred and more sensational events that start Friday !
uin.d the bulb is only about one-; "lauc l0 llle Keyporl sehool board; • Mi nlei ol it-, lall-timu si/,e. Us bulk f'"' l"Uln" fof';,;' al"' "1IU ' "s ,boani I WOMEN'S EASTER MILLINERY in, been depleted to grow the. stem ' 1:1:; lhlp:"''nrl1 lo expel I hi; bnujn j iml Howr-i II ia,>idly regains its size IHuarh »1U|"U l!l'"'1 ,hoUll;I'' 'lre Hals with all tlii.' charm uf the new .I';I-.MII Jelti;, I'a v Inn plu. 1 ould,,,,,... pres,.,,iK for payments lon^- overdue them! Of Miis'li, mannish .straws, ncwA ami i'i!it-r 11• >, i I o, ,,eve,al years Mr. Ridgxvay was !and ; ''"'^ "cmdliol.lcrii have threat- Brnnnicd and clusir-Jiliin.sr eiTecls. 1 1 lu flMTC u: ruuler ibe impression mat the plain!" " " =•-""" ""'"'cipal KTI-:iNHACli;S S.-ioi.d 1-1. "il- ; v.is The Sacred Lily of India. lll; j ""''nee comni.ssioa lo take eh:u-ge of lc i alla ,'wa:-. put riKht as lo'its real ulentiiy i " , " f «><= torongh The a;,- hv Kdward Wa.le, who raises (low-I pCal ck'=0S by KlylnK thal 'hlS' WmM ieis on an extensive scale at Halon-: i"™," a, Ii"-t' ""necessary financial 1 tu.w.i and who is one of the leading ''""•'•"" "•"• >'- L'"» '"-' ""•><->"> "y ,«>- i; . .iiilhiii-iiic.-i on (lonciiliurc in Now ;'"?.'' :lM':'' •' , ... . Sheer, exquisite ail-silk I'liilion ..•.|uv:kiiu . . . -'ilh ]<<:.. rviccs for Mis.-. Grace Ji'r.-ey. 'i'hc plant has offshoots oi I'uncra., .l run-stop belav.' garter welt. l:iill-lasliiiiiiL\l an.I in iu"'.c l I y;> old, -\vero held last 'smaller bulbs, which in turn, after:, ' wear with faster costumes. fmir"yc.Mi'.'.', produce palm-like trees; ' lesday at. Newark. Miss llaid had :i:»l larm: llowcrs. All of the off-!,been sieU foi- sonic time, she was .'.iiols of Me. KidRWay's plant have' ll><; daughter of Mr.-. Alice.Jlaid of iii-en luriicd over lo Mr. Wake. The |Ihi.s place. latl'r states that. Mr. Kldj;way's plain Mrs. S.e.iie Mount has returned l; the iincst of its kind which he hasI; ".'a :[ late, .-lories liavo ajijicarcd tllat 'V'",n.'."'''?' ...... Ni.cliiKowiiJ, costtmio .slips, I'ajama:- ;mj il.'iiu'e '. .only two or three of these plants are •- . '." •s"1-'"'1. '' '"'• a i.idiiaic of (he piireliascd ami stvlcd in lace Irinniied aiui i.iilmed cllje ,! lan in the United States. This id er-: 1;-1""1"" - umvoi ,-ilj, col land, was a ui" sizes in white, lea rose and blue. © k venin- ser\icc vonemis, but. the plajita ine :.., rare ' '"' ".' -I'^'lor at l.ie STEINKAC.'IIS I-II.-I )••!•.' ;.. lo prove curio.ilies Many people ;"' "'" ''"v: ' ""-1'1 ili.'iial elitiich :ive called at Mr. iciiicfways iioinc , mi Siiii'lsy, ; illy lit ul iK lor tin-. ieK- ;-. see his specimen. Anion;; these .-, whu as.,isleil visitors were several owners of lai^e in the regular reliu'U is sei-\'ices at r.-tales \vlio .said they intended Lo UK jin on, • York, havo .similar ornamental plants. .,, , H.-hool. . or-anized last Ilijjh tii:;'iity, heavy ,i;aiij;e ahiiniiUiin uieibil'^. . . .1-|'i.\\' puJ- Mr. Kid-wav had several novellies '• u''-d:>.V 'I'""1 'V din,',' pan s.1', piece sauce pan sets, .5-piece slew ni';V,ii! el-, :-vi.\\ 1 Aile n, his K,mion las, year. An,.,,,B thon, ! •;' . ^<^.Mc(.':mdle.-.-- I"Jile" '^n'lilcnt,. M.,.. Adeie cnvi'ri'd s,r,•. 'it sets, donhlc boilers, etc. l-.ei,u peaches vhich ,;row on vines. | ' ';;nn V'.'.'CA, l.'1'0^"1'''1' an. ilan-y A. Imyln (listnrt elerit. Thomas .1. i Lyons and Cli; licrs, were sworn ii Keansburg News. The IJrnnK-ralie. (lull -will hold- a j 'lance '.Sal urdav ni^hl. SALE MALLINSON'S . "u.'^lA^h^!': ,7* 'T; 'M'I'IW' '"'"lie-Milan K-ed Kvcrson, while de- ; iiuii l.uciu. l'lulip Keller ;i'i,u"t.'1|uirlc3 j ••cendiiiK the stairwiiy til police head- An unlicard-of price on this famous ' ilk! I'rinleil mull;.-') erepr, 1 -<'' i/i-iarters last week, inado a misstep plain color crepe and molly-o canton cn-pc. All ne-.'.p spun-.1 v. ea1. e • Uilh ,i spirited election for tlu-ce ' ilnd in an cl'r°rt I., save a fall e^tend- . , . made lo sell at 1.30 to 1.95. i.iuncilnicn at tlio election on May IM l )lis lcfl llall(l in sllch ;1 W:i-V ll'at STp:iNF.A(.'HS l-ii I l-'li.nr i in which both Republicans and I wlien lie did lall the arm was in- iM.-ioeral.s will play a prominent i J"rcii to such nn oxl0»l- that a phy- ,uit, iinothei- contesl. will take place i •'!1[U(m found a fracture in Iwo places, i i no week later, wllicll -will involve Uoorgc noes, clmirman «f tile police { tly Jjemocrata for members of 1 counly Democratic committee at A special purchase of three Innulred hroadclotli, l ii primary election on May 16. No [ and madras shirts in collar-attached and iieckham! sl-.lc.-. J < -itions havo come to tho surface ,' terns also plain colors. Sizes 1-1 to I 7. i any Republican strife, but there I i already indications that nn un- | Rnund ,STE1J\13ACIIH MI ..I J''l<-cn- a. iy Jar^e. number of /nlthful I €*$•} Tll|) in u-iats will aspiro to lit; elected i • . the, counly committee:. Several j Surtdii.v, April iilh s'lition.i have been filed wifh theth ! TOTS' SPRING, COAT^ •• iiiiu-j.h elnrk at this early date. In l«nvm .'-'iri'1,-1 v Navv rcguliilioii and dvessy coals of ;i!l-v,nnl chcvinl, c;c\\- , ;-H' i'n-si dlslrict, Mrs. i^lanchc J-Ior- Red Bank 9:1)5 A. M. A. M. tweeds and diiijj'.'niil weave?. 'I ailotcil in bcCMniu;; IU'U- ni'sl,-!: |..; (h. |ire.ient coinniltteewoniari, has Itrlniniir.-. li'-l.rt wou.l .1 'i biM--jK-tilion for re-election. She •ri,c the lot nf one to six years. ,11 be opposed by Mrs. Mildred i'limel, tin dine .it sale. (' IMlIt 1 KTiUNBiU'llK I'eeond Klmu- ;i;-rnts f.if lIsliiir.K m, I • ;.' ', who likewise haa filed hi-i- jie- tii,n:il hituiniiilioii. (Mlier e-v- : i i,'ii. (leoiTie Worth, now ,i luein- lllill I- .SUIIH.IV, Apiil ZSiil mill > <>i iiii III, • II he l.il-o •>••: «if Ihe county eomniin ee, ifeeks Wriln ny, A|iiil ililli- I- • Hi vl .. ,.l< \ > | n Ir:iln! -• ri'-.i inn, hut at ibis writin- lie has i fp) ii-iliun. Ill the seiMMld ili: trirt. '' un! contCi-'l will take place be- Talenl lealher, calf and pigskin ha^s in Ihe nn>.- 4 i i.in,, t ecwuman, and Mrs. Adelaide n i in I'll III.- and srav. ii- 'II ma nil! :' HIT. Tile former baa filed her pe- r •I.I il 1iiade II ii-la : t.'.n, and Mrs, Purler has announced fiTKINI.iAClir.-Kirst Klnnr • '•rr '.• !ir will be n caiididalc. Kdwaiil WALTER HUSTON ilctl. Jr.. aspire:; tu become a eolil- lu I: eeinsn ami has HII-LI ili;l prlltioii. jf Karen Morlcy V raiuhol Toiif Uiii'-I,, riraiinj-; n conlesL wi!h Jolm Newark anil Elizabeth WOMEN'S DOESKIN GLOVES Arthur Bvron Dickie MtXMT -iiii'Ml |iiesenl. eonunit teenian. In HIM tiiiid ih:,lricf another mule:.I "fl C I'cminvlvni-iin Smart slip-ons of sofl, lino doeskin lh;ii \va:-lu"- I'l'rlei'll;:. Half •i >,/h .ml l.-il..' />l.-iee I,el ween |.;,| wai-<1 J Ml *2J «3totloit pique sewn ami will) unusual scalloped tops. While, iialin.il, i:^;; •hill li'ai. and .luseph Meile. .M -,. ;)„,, 1 1: iiil lii|i '.Lid jt..ftnil Vlli Avnmm 1 ;ui. ,M:niii- .'-eeks le-clcctmn wuli no and beige. Sizes S"-.', lo 7, .'. '•)sl"'. H ten Mills Car. ; STK1NBACHS— 'First IHoiir MON., TUt-.S,. APRIL 10th, 1 I- "i niei Mayor .lame-; p. Miilir and : .l:nne • I'.oi HIM have leturiicil fnun a ' .il lnii Coilliuiilt uiul Chuii.li :.!« TWO ir.ATURE.S ! 'Up I" I'"' .".'.'iliiMlal <-.ipil.-il, Mr. ;i lit Mr.:. Ilariy I'olaner. who ' SI1NOAY HUTI-I i. II.-I. ne |:;.hm k ha-, ,,-hiiiied iniform" . -pent Sx Myrri or C'. Get Uncler Way Friday! HI ' 'ml HI II U-U Till- ai, |,ui:; Ts'a ll lei.pi n ili.in :, Imrl Pennsylvania Railroad 1 ink u-iu, iKibk. iu ou- /--'— - — • BED BANK An Ideal I'laco to Live. TIEE BEGISTER'S PLATtOEM. ' Located uit the Beautiful Broad Street to the River Shrewsbury River one hour Sewers on Every Stre«t from New l'ork, and provld- Uig every city convenience. RED BANK GldcivaUis Aluug the Issued Weekly. Entered o« Second-Clui Matter U tba Pot- Subscription Price! On* Year VOLUME LV, NO. 41. offico at Bed Bank. N. J-. under tbo Act of March 3. 1S7D. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933. St* Month* S1.0O. Sinifle Coj PAGES 9 TO 22.: Getting Jobs For Palm Sunday In RAINBOW CHAPTER BALL. Leave Dog To A Young Woman's Festivities to Bo Held at the Ellis The Unemployed Local Churches Clubhouse April 22. Torturous Death Club Election The fourteenth annual ball for the Mrs. Henry Battersby is Getting Special Musical Programs to be N'ew-Jcrsey Chapter of the Rainbow I Collie Hanging from Oceanic AU But One Officer Re-EIected Division wii! be held .Saturday even- j n_. Results With Her Free Em- Given at Morning and Even* ing, April 22, at the Elks clubhouse Bridge With Feet Tied To- ;at Annual Meeting Monday ployment Service—-Appeals to ing Services — Pastors to at Red Bank. The price of admis- gether Found by Fishermen— ^Night—Annual Music Contest sion will bo smaller than last year, Women to Help. Preach Sermons. but there will be more attractions —Kept Head Above Water. ^t Molly Pitcher Saturday. Mre, Henry BaLtcrsby has met Several churches will observe than usual, including a floor show "The -work of a fiend." "We never ^fTicers of tlic Young Woman':? with considerable succor in getting I'alm Sunday with special services by Tony Hunting. The music will be knew such people existed." "We only clpb, wHh ihc exception of tho cor- jobs for unemployed persons Uirougw both in the morning and at night. by L,aRO3*s orchestra. The Rainbow wish we could lay our hand3 on tho rcfipomlinj; secretary, were re-elected Meeting will be Held at St. James's Auditorium to Sell th® her Free Employment Service, which The ordinance of baptism will be boys have the reputation of staging ono who did it." These expressions Manday night at. the annual mooting she conducts al her home at lUG administered at the Baptist church the best events of this kind in this came from three men who on a fish- ofethat organization in the headquart- Harding aoad, Jicd Bank. She is do- at 10;45 o'clock. At eleven o'clock section. Thoy say that the coming ing trip last week found an example ers of thf: Woman's club on Broad Balance of the Preferred Stock. ing this work fixe of charge as her the pastor, Rev. Edward W. Miller, festivities will outshine any that have of torture imposed on a dumb animal. street. Miss Helen Bruce, -whose contribution towards thn solution of v.'ill preach on the pubject, "Palms been held in the pant. They are work- Gradin Johnson of Rumson in one tfn*m as corresponding secretary ex- the unemployment problem, Since ot Glory." ing hard for the success of the fes- boat and Royal Hawkins and Jame3 pired thin v,rrU, declined to again be laet Wcdn«M(liiy she hag found em- tivities, under the direction of Thom- Scott in another boat were approach- a|canUid.itR. The officers for the During the evening services, vvhich nn Valentine, who is chairman of the Only $89,158 Now Required for the Reopening of Second National Bank on an ployment for fourteen persona at will begin at 7:30 o'clock, thn choir ing the Oceanic drawbridge just be- term arc: various kinds of work including ball committee. fore dawn ono day last week when will present a cantata, "Pardon, Pen- t — Mi Unrestricted Basis—Subscriptions Now Total $1,410,842— (gardening, automobile repairing and itence and Peace/' they heard a dog whining. The Mrs. KJsir Deni**-. housework. Four or the jobs arc of sound came from under the bridge. ury—Ni'isa Ethyllc Man- a permanent character. Music at the morning service will Investigating they found a collie, with Victory in the Campaign Seems Assured. consist of the following selections: all its legs tied together, dangling I- i'0n<] iny perrcUry Mi Elda In talking with a Kegi.-tcr report- Prelude, "The Palms"; anthem, Gas Stolen From Malila. er Ml?. JtfaltefJby staled that she had from the end' of a rope which was TTrcvurtr—Mis* Janet Brown. The campaign for reopening the nnd nil tho other officials of the bank* "Hide On in Majesty"'; fjUart ct, tied to the bridge. Second iNaliunal Hank and Trust received worrtit;rful i:o-upcration from "Ilosanna in the Highest."; offertory, Fishing Boats Miss Doris JarUinc, chairman of There is every reason to believe thatj the bu:iine:u men of Ked Bank and Most of the dog's body was under the eornmi1t.ee in charge of the art company of Ked Hank on an unre- they are anxious to have the bink violin duet, Chester Arthur and Eu- Airplane In t-ti'ietcd bi.'-is bna almost reached it;> from other citizens and that she gene Magcc, Jr.; solo, "Open- the Four Scabright Youths Confess the water, but the animal had man- and Htamj; exhibit hold J;j«t week by reopened at the earliest possible date. could not too deenly express her ap- Gates of the Temple," Mra. William aged to keep its head above the sur- the club, reported that tho sum of Curious Accident Impetus to the campaign to ret preciation. Since last Wednesday 110 Hcirn; postludc. and Are Put on Probation for face. The tide, however, was rising, $17.80 had'been realized from this af- Tomorrow niyht, Tliurritlay, April open the bank was furnished last joblcs:> persons have lifted their a Year—Recorder Says Next and it would have been only a short fair. tJ, a meeting will be held at St. woek by the notion of the board ot Palm Sunday will ho observed at J.'inicrf's auditorium on Broad street names with her. More white persons the Methodist church Sunday morn- Offender Will be Sent to Jail. time before the dog- would have been ips Catherine Rogers stated that Camden Machine Wrecked by freeholders of Monmouth county irt than colored persons are among drowned. The animal's legs were the fcnip book prepared by Jo r;ii.sc tin* balance oi tho money (inscribing for preferred stock to thfa ing and night with special services. 'the Hitting a Garage and Falling needed to increase the capital of the these unemployed. Most of these un- Tho pastor, Rev. .Albert L. Baner, Thefts of gasoline at night from bleeding, having been cut with the amount of $07,000, which is equivalent employed people are men but there the tanks in the fishing boats on the rope. Through an Apple Tree on bank 51,000,000, as required by the to Iwfnty per cent of the county'g will preach at the morning services federal banking laws. is a considerable number of women. on the subject, 'The Hoyal Highway beach at Seabright have been fre- The rope was cut and the dog tak- John L. Hendrickson's Farm. deposit in the institution. This de-» quent of late. On one occasion Rich- en in one of the boats to the Mid- As The Register goes to press posit, resulted from the sale of'bonds* Mrs. Battersby states that nearly of -the Cross." Mrs. Theresa Willey An airplane owned and piloted by $89,158 is needed to complete the all of these people until recently will, play as the organ prelude "Fan- ard Pvodncy ran out of gasoline in hla dletown shore. The animal, ex- for the construction of the neiV boat far at sea during a Btorm, al- hausted, was laid on the ground and Roger Smith of Camden was wrecked rjUOtu! bridge at Highlands and for th(S made their own way in the world fare Triomphale" by Armstrong and yesterday morning when it struck a In other words S1.110.8113 has been and received no help from poor or under her direction the choir will though he filled the tank the night covered with overalls, with its head building of the new Bayshore boule-. protruding. The men le/t and when garage and an apple tree on John L. raised! vard. All the freeholders were atj municipal funds. She says that the sing the anthem, "Fling Wide the before and should have had enough Hcndrickgon'a farm on -Laurel avc- flight of some of these people is most Gates," by SUiner. John Ebner, vio- gas to reach shore. Assistance from they returned several hours later the Tomorrow night's meeting will the bank when the subscription was dog was gone. It left a trail of blood nuo in Middletown township. The made and they expressed pleasure / pathetic, some having had little or no linist, will play "The Palms." fishermen wh/> happened to be near pilot and his passenger, James Strat- spell the' crucial test as to whet her food for two days or more. Others by averted what might have been a marks which tho men followed, but 'he bunk ia soon to open on an un- over tiie prospect of the bank BOOH At the evening service, the pastor tragedy. the marks eventually disappeared ton of Camden, were not injured. restricted basis or whether present being reopened. had been evicted from houses be- will preach on the subject, "The Folks who witnessed the accident cause of non-payment of rent. Chil- An investigation wa3 started which and the men discontinued the search. conditions are to continue, whereby The right of officials to subscribe Deeper Authority." The choir will say it was little leas than miraculous the 10,000 depositors of the largest dren are among the largest sufferers sing tile anthem, "Jerusalem," by resulted in the arrest of Charles that the occupants of tho machine twentyy pper cent of municipal de* bank of Monmouth county are un- 1 from these oonUitions. Mrs. Battcrsby Pat ker. Carlson and Harold Minugh, eighteen were not Killed. posits fofo r ththo reopeningpgi off btbl ^ states that Captain Hubert A. Ken- years old, and Andrew Johnson and able to withdraw not even one cent established by legislation passed Five young women will be con- Court Of Honor Mr. Smith, agod thirty year.-;, and of their money: nedy, overseer of the poor at Heel firmed at the Palm Hunday service George Doyle, sixteen, all of Sea- Mr. Stratum, aged 2Z years, left Cam- last week. The Second National ET Bank, has extended every posible as- of the Lutheran church Sunday bright, by Chief of Police Andrew den early yesterday morning tu fly Not far from complete stagnation and Trust company has frequently sistance to her in her work and that morning. They arc Virginia C. Asay Anderson and Policeman Bert Boy- For Boy Scouts to .Roosevelt Field on Long Island. of business at Ked Bank has result- loaned money to many municipalities jihe caniioV'.'too Lticjngly express her of Middletown, Mona C- Franz of er. They confessed they had stole They lust their sensis of direction in ed from this condition! in this part of Mon mouth county. thanks to him. Fair Haven, Eleanor A. lianscn of gasoline from the boats and were «H Promotions Made and Badges the fog1 and made a landing- on a fif- It will grow even worse if present Some of these municipalities hay$ Mrs. Battersby has asked 'Die Reg- Rumson and Madeline Hendrickson raigncd Monday night before Record- -&«-« teen-acre Held on Mr, Hendri'cUuon's conditions continue! already „taken action to return ih«§ ister to make u special appeal to the and Mary A. LeVallcy of Hed Hank. er Walter J. Sweeney. Awarded at Meeting Monday farm in order to ascertain their If the bank is closed and liquidated favor by subscribing for preferred 1 the depositors will receive only a stock, as was done by the county people of lied iJank and vicinity who Howard Roy Walzer, infant son of Mr. Sweeney after giving the boys Night ot Red Bank—Charter whereabouts. Despite the bumpy are in comfortable financial circum- .1 severe lecture put them on proba- ground and the presence of trees portion of the money which they board of freeholders. Mr. and Mr?. John tt. Walzcr of Ked Presented to Fort Monmoutli. have placed in it.' stances to make johs for the unem- Bank, will be baptised with Miss Ger- tion for a year. They are not allowed and fences, the feat Was ouccc^sfully A meeting of the canvassers en* ployed. She i*uya that any ^uch ac- to go on the beach after nine o'clock Awards to Boy Scouts of district 2 accomplished. It it reopens the story will be dif- ^3£od in obtaining subscriptions foj? trude Lentz as the sponsor. The pas- ferent! tion along thi.'i line would be most tor, Rev. Paul C. Tritschler, will at night for a year and they must were made' at the court of honor After , receiving thq information reopening the bank was held lastf helpful even though the jobf nrc 11 report to the police every Saturday Monday night at tlie social service This in a nutshell Is the situation night. It was very enthusiastic anct preach on "Jawis Christ, Our King. 1 MISS LOIS HESSE. which they sought the two young small ones resulting in wages of 35 The sixth Lenten vesper service, will for the" next lau months. Minugh'a building on Pearl Ltrorf. An ndrierl which the'people of Red Bank and everyone pledged himself anew . it* men climbed back in thr plnno to re- vicinity- will fnrr- tomorrow -nipht,' or 50 cents. She says that the con- be held at night. i driver's license was revoked. The feature was the presentation of the club had been entered in the national sume the trip to KooseveJt Held. The work harder than ever before to "getj dition of many of these unemployed courtroom was crowded. Mr. Swee- charter to- troop 40 of Fort Mon- Thursday, April 6, when they meet the bank reopened on an unrestricted contest. Last year the local club re- machine left the ground all right, but. at St. James's auditorium. The clos- persons is so desperate that any help ney addressed his audience on the mouth. Scout Gerard Sloyan gava a ceived "honorable mention." The something suddenly went wrong with basis. at all will be most welcome. j-wiousness of stealing gasoline fromjshort talk on Camp Burton from a ing and liquidation of the bank would "Some- of the depositors of .tiuj new book was prepared by Miss Rog- it. It crashed into tho garage,- Knock- mean not only heavy losses for them Mrs, Battersby in endeavoring to Fair Haven Fair boats and staled that the next per- j scout's viewpoint and Assistant ers, who was assisted by Miss Vera ing a chimney off Uie building and bank living at or near ~ Red' c but damage to the community. On organize "what ahe terms a "little : , on convicted of that charge would Scoutmaster Warren DeBrown spoke Norcross, }Ars. Gertrude Norman and ripped off a number of shingles. havh e not subscribeb d one cent yet for; 1 tho other hand the reopening of the army' of women. She hes already ; be pent to jail for one year. i f rom a leader's viewpoint. Motion Miss Irene Anderson. Then it -went forward a short dis- preferred stock," said one o£ the cktli interested several v,-omcn in this or- To Open July 29 bank would mean the mightiest vic- vasscrs last night in talking wit^ 4 j pictures ot camp activities "were A motion to appropriate the sum and iell into an. apple tree, tory over the depression ever achieved ganization and .she is hopeful that • ?hown. breaking many branches before it Register reporter. "I wonder hOT^ oi $10 to cover expenses of the pres- in this town. The sum of $89,1J& J others v.il] enlist. Due. of the chief Dates of Firemen's Annual Event I William C Longetrect, chairman of ident at Atlantic City, -where she is landed on the ground. The garage they would feel iE because thcy tael& duties of this "little army" will be Democratic Club seems paltry as compared with the back and did nothing the bantli <""" Set Monday Night—Firemen's j the court of honor, presided. Other tt> attend the junior state convention Is a two-car structure. IL yvaa dia- original amount of 51,500,000. to find work for the jobless. Mem- Organization Give Twenty I officials present were Morgan C. t&ic month, was passed^ placftd jtbout* ten inche3, but, it \va3 not reopen but passed into the ! bers of Ladies' aid societies, cluba. 'cilgil I Knapp", Russell L, Tetloy, Harry H. not completely knocked off its foun- Undoubtedly this amount will be of a receiver and was liquidate^ Plans Camp. On Saturday the state organization reduced by subscriptions received to- lodges and other organization arc- Per Cent for Bank Stock. j Reynolds, Warren DeBrown, John P. will hold its annual music contest at dation. An automobile which was in This would not only mean hu£4i ic'qucstcd to enlist. it was not damaged. day. But it seems very unlikely that losses for them but for their friend^ Tlie K.iir Haven fire company at Movement the.Molly Pitcher hotel at Red Bank. today's returns will equal the requis- "Tell the women for me," Raid Mis. Several local members haVe entered. and relatives who have money in Uw( its regular meeting Monday ni^ht de- Neither of the young incn received ite sum. Failure to achieve the goal bank and also for everybody else H Battcrsby in her talk with The Reg- j. the Membership of tne ioung;renCe seibei-t and'-'G. Drummond The tisberettes wiJl be Miss Virginia cided to hold its annual fair this so much as a scratch. They climbed tomorrow nipfit would prove very dis- this vicinity, whether a depositor i* ister reporter, "to ^o without a facial year from July 29 to August 3, in- | Men's Democratic Club—Gold ! ttoop. About .fifty scouts were prcs- Chasey, Miss Catherine Russell, Miss I out of the airplane entirely unhurt, massage, or a hair wave, or some- couraginK. li might not mean that the bank or not, for you cannot J>^ clusive. Arthur JB. Sickles is chair- : Pieces Given to Bowlers. lent: Lois Hesse and Miss Mary Gill. J but their machine was "a sight." It tbo bank would eventually not re- thing else once in .a while and spend Scouts promoted- from tenderfoot mancntly close a bank with 30,000 dft* man of the fair committee, Charles Six new members were enrolled at was battered, twisted and bent'out open, but it would unquestionably positors without spreading evil COR" this money to maice work for men P. Cross is vice chairman, Percy D. i Fifty-five* members of the Young to second class were Walter Boskey Monday's meeting. They are the of. alf'&cmblance to its original ap- who are jobless through no fault of prove very dampening to the effort sequences to persona far beyond Vxjd Bennett secretary and William B. I Men's Democratic club of Red Bank of troop 23, Samuel Whelan of 49 and Misses Barbara and Jane Melville, pearance. The only part of it that to bring back prosperity to this sec- their own. These men need work held a special meeting Monday even- j E. B. Stelner of 67. Those promoted circle. K would require years foe Miss Jane Hare snd Miss Ruth Her- escaped damage waa the, motor. Mr. tion. For this reason every depositor Red Bank to recover from the ecfc* far more than their more fortunate ing at the club quarters on Shrews- 'from second to first class were Ed- bert, all of Atlantic Highlands, and Smith said he had bought the ma- neighbors need facial massages and the company will act as a committee- and every other person interested in nomic shock. Not for a long time tf^ at-large. Tho committees for tho bury avenue. Teams were chosen for | ward Kelly and Alphonso Tomaino of the Misses Emma DeLucia and Viola chine a short time previous and that the welfare of Red "Hank and Ha en- hair waves." a membership campaign and ar- [S, Max Brltton of 12 and Harry Eos- conic would it bc the chief mark«ti various booths and departments will ilcHugh of Red Bank. lie had just made the last payment virons has bflon urged to attend to- place ofj Monmuth county." Mrs. Battcrsby is hopeful that with be appointed next month. rangements were made to award j key of 23, Airs. Thomas Jurdinc addressed the for it . He and h\a companion re- morrow night's meeting:, prepared to the advent of spring the number of Resolutions were adopted by the prizes to the members of the sue- j Tho following merit badges -lvcrc members on the subject, "Interior mained al Mr. Hcmlrickson'n place do his or her bit. l' One of the latest developments 00 jobs will be in increased through the fire company, the firemen's relief as- cessful team. At present the club 'awarded: Decorating." Refreshments were for the balance of Uic morning find the campaign to reopen the bank ia need for mowing lawns, cleaning has 153 members. j then returned to Camden in an auto- CunlUlencc is high among tho.se the formation of an "Over tho Top'4 sociation and the first aid squad do- Troop g—Henry BurJ.e. reading; Wil- served after the Aiecting. who hnvc conducted thn ca»ip.-ii^n cellars, having windows washed and nating twenty per cent of their de- Tho club indorsed Henry Herbert I linni Casey, path finding, personal health, At the next meeting, to be hold on mobile. club. This organization ivaa iormecf 'lie like. .She -xiys she ha a a number rending, civics, bookbinding; Theodore that thn desired sales of preferred only yesterday. It is composed en- posits in the .Second National Bank of Englishtown and Arthur Pryor of | Flynn. first aid; John P,, Mulvihill. Jr.. Monday, April 17, a review of new The tree through which the air- ot very efficient unemployed women Wanamassa as candidates for. free- t bunk stock will bn realized'.' They tirely uf prisons who have subscribed and Trust company for the pur- Personal health, art, pathfindlris; Gerard plays and books and a discussion of plane fell was one of the finest, of its point to the fact that at A meeting who would be glad to do housework chase of preferred stock. The bor- holders. Sloyan, RifrnalinK, safety, athletic*: Al- current events will take place. The kind on the farm, for stock amounting to more than, at the rate ot $L per day. A large phcnRO Tom a in o. civ'm, personal health, It is injured ho- about two week3 ago sales to the twenty per cent of their deposits and • ough council has already subscribed Prizes of ten-dollar gold pieces pathfindins. hostesses will be the Misses Mildred yond cure. part of Mrs. Battersby's work is done I were awarded to j\ngclo Scotti and extent of $121,000 were made and who have sjnee Monday subscribed twenty per cent. Troop 12—Robert Hal!, fireman ship; and Helen Reid, Carol Schroeder and that at a subsequent meeting sales over the telephone in calling up bus- I Carmine Caruso for having the Kerroit JefFereon, pnthfindinE. iircman- Kathcrine Pope. < for more stock. The amount raised iness men and apartment house own- Abram C. Dixon was elected an ac- ! highest scores in the club's recent •hlr>. " of $75,000 were made. Thoy .say it by this club since Monday has not ers to inquire if joba arc open. She tive member of the company. Mem- bowling tournament and an attend- Troop 23—Harry Boskey, bookbinding. To Have Gardens .should not. prove much of a job "to been disclosed, but the fact that such states that several of the persons for bers of the company attended the ance prize of a five-dollar gold piece wond^-orU; Franklyn Ivin«. woodwork; be ?85,13S. .On the other hand it little time has elapsed since then in-* church of the Holy Communion in a Ruhhell 'league, handicraft, reading, psith- Card Party at whom she obtained jobs tried (o show was awarded to Ralph Citarclla for findiiu:. metal work. jiuinted out lhat many a battle has licatCn that it cannot be large. How^ their appreciation by making gifts bodv Sunday night. not having miascd a meeting of the Troop 60—Leonard Sachs, handicraft, For Unemployed been lost through over confidence. ever, i! is hoped that by tomorrow of money to her. She told a)] of these The first aid squad will have three club,the past year. Frajik Mazza re- carpentry. St. James School More than four-fifths of the requisite night it will be substantial. The coa-j people that she would not accept phones listed with the central office ported that the recent dinner and Troop 67—Gerald Eisner, music, handi- Use of Vacant Land Offered by amount of $1,,"300,000 has been sub- tributioli of the "Over the Top" cl for calling the ambulance. craft, pernonal health, firemanship. The regular weekly St. James' Jheir gifts but that if they wanted diince given by the club waa very Troop 49—Robert Connolly. Biprnallinp, Three Property Owners—The scribed for, but this Joes not neces- to tlie reopening campaign will not tn express their appreciation she successful financially and otherwise. fij fit • aid, public health; David Douglas, parent-teacher card parts^will be sarily indicate that the remaining lens be made known until the tlil-end of path fin dins, carpentry ; Robert steamier, held tomorrow afternoon nt two- Ground to be Plowed and •would be pleased to have them do so NO DISCRIMINATION. Joseph Caruso, the club secretary, handicraft, Bignalinp, safety; Arthur Lit- thath n one-fiftfthh wililll be raisedi . IIt tomorrow night's meeting, if it proves by giving tho money to Captain Ken- thirty o'clock in the Ked Bank Cath- Plotted for Use of Jobless. that tho sum subscribed by the club read a letter from Governor A. Har- trelltrel,, . fifirst aid.. publi/p r healtah; AJfr*"•• d" olic high school auditorium, Mra. wont be raised if veryone hangs nedy for the unemployment relief Statement by Craip Finnegan About ry Moore commending the organiza- Pound,, vics. flrBt aid, public health; back and thinks that because the re- members is sulttcicnt to complete thfr George Wilde, Harry Erady is chairman and hos- fund. Mrs, Battersby says that she Emergency Keller. tion for its interest in government G nubile health, first aid, Captain Robert A. Kennedy, uver- mainder \$- to rinKill it is Fnrc tu bt* leathereraft, i "All the iUibjcota gathered as direct-* township, and charged that discrim- est Wonder of tlie World," will be Lost Lives in plotted, One hundrrrl jnblrss inmi nf rd," said the bank canvasser. "All ination was being shown in the pass- given during the course of tho "hap- tlie bank jiu.-.-ihU-. Cut :;u fm tu it <\N[>ceLiM a mighty shunt. J3UL thoy rinii for Reopening Will Probably Rrfl Baillt n;ive s iici1 has be.cn y\c to iJo --o in ;K]- James Worden Joins ing upon applications. be Submitted Suua. py hour" service tomorrow night fit Akron Disaster I 's ap were more intent' on hearing tho "They also requested that a com- the Salvation Army chapel on Linden v.'inrc of t lir^reiiuired :iubr-crijii ioiu; .slumI nnd the. demeanor of ,tha Funeral Home Staff plete report be.given to the Demo- A plan for reopening the Broad Seeds and plants will hp provided brin.i; rc-rrivr'l all ot' t.hi:; fx'ia eU'i"- place. The speaker will be Charles Two Monmoufh county residents for the gardens and tho state of New shmtierj than they were in doing any cratic club. Street Nationnl bank of Red Bank Melville. The slides, seventy in all, lost their live:; when the navy dirigi- ii-nl work and all of tho cutting uf shunting themselves. The result waa Jnmcs A. Worden last Saturday "I am perfectly willing to give a on an unrestricted basis ia being ble Akron crashed af. sea off Barnc- Jersey will reimburse Ked Hank for red tape has hoim attended to. 'riirn.- becamo associated with his father, depict scenes in tho Panama canal this expense. Captain Kennedy in tliat wJicn tho Itin^,' ^-ave directions report to the general public of MiU- evolved under the supervision of zone. Mr. Melville spent many years Rat inlet early Tuesday morning, is every renson tu believe: that utu:i! to .^huut no one shouted except tbo Albert W. Worden, and his brother, dletown township of the administra- Newton D. Ailing, the bunk conser- c.iuKin^ the death:; of 7), all but hopeful that public spirited citizens tin; monry is raist\l the hank will be Harry C F. Worden, in the Worden tion of the emergency relief, but I vator, and it is expected that it will in the canal zone. He organized and will donate fertilizer for the garden.-'. reopened within, ;i few day.-:. king. K very body left his neighbor don't think it is advisable to publish had chargo of the Salvation Army three of the number on board, They to do the .-ihuuting. The outcome was funeral home on East Front street. soon be submitted to tho federal were Ralph C. Stinc of River road, He is al.^o hopeful that public-^piritnil 'hi: t n'a,- ury ilcptu I iiii'iit utliciak; the names of those who have re- treasury ofilciala for their approval. military and naval league. citizens will offer their srrviceM ns that the drought continued and Mr. Worden last Friday received ceived relief because I think it would Belmnr, and Benjamin C McClellan HIT cvktcntiy fully co^nizfnit uf the everybody died tram starvation. "his diploma and high honors follow- Data is being assembled for this A feature of the Sunday night ser- of Ridge avenue, Asbury Park. me m lio ra of a com mi I tec to :;uju>r- bn against public policy. vico will be the rendition of ISTcgro lined of costoiin- fill! banking facd- ing a Kix months' course nt tho Kcn- purpose ami* an announcement as to 1 vifie the garden work. Such a com- if ie.; at I led i!;mk. This (own liaM "That's what I am afraid of tomor- "Concerning the charge* of there the plan will probably be mado sliort- Hpirltimls by the boys' glee club of Mjiny of thn odirei ;; nnd cntfstncl mittee will be necessary, a.s (.!apl:iiu row ni^M." continued the canvasser* ounrd training school for cmbalmorg being di.scrimination I would appre- men who wore lout made their homes pn»bably si I3\ ft wt.i fits ted by bank officials tho Forman school at Everett. Op-, Kennedy will not. 11:ivt: tiiIlr to per- more froin the ef- •'1 am afraid of a feeling of over con- nt Now York, which he- entered after ciate it if anybody in Mitltilrtown nt J-*ztkn\Y ov <>{ a 'let George do it at- Kiadujiting from Red Hank high township would give me. the name hurnt, in Ocean county. in tlic whole school J.'ifif. .I line. '.s of nny case or ear-on who ating in every jmnsible wny with thn "The Pansion of Christ." Another thing whldi Cfiptam Ken- any tilude." i ;cort;p WOIH do it. If it is effort to yet the bunk reopened i;ii;-iin tit" the lar^- During bin last two years; in 'high arc in ncod of help nnd entitled to Plana arc being made for tlie pre- nedy ha.s in niiii't is Ihut of nfferiii;.; ilniir it must he dune by [he bank without avoidable delny, The offi- ihi lUnit y li:i:. .school, Jnmcn WHB ;I member of the the .snmn and arc not receiving it. sentation of the Easter pageant, on ISL1NI) ASSI'IMIILYMAN" IlKllK. p1i7.es for 1 ho Inift ajipearin" and tliau per day "f football team, and during bin last Into. Tbis conditi one, ban nny information which would pleased over tho attitude shown by Itcndio will be in chargo of the pro- Thomas Muir Will Spcalt at. ful that someone will .scr:i"n. Ho favors having tliis work done by (aithin licit i:,tnl\, in the public spirit "Craij* FinnoRan, will bo the principal npmlipr at tlie It i.-i fin- this ri'ii:;un tha: tin- oul-,| "Relief Director." In a table printed in last week';; , iiuib Suit. tho womenfolks of tin; ^artlon0rs at i»f lied [tank ami in the I^eoiul Na- Htmiillul Aiixlllnry Meeting;. niefiUntf of ihv. Yuung Mcn'ij Hcpuh- >nif of tomorrow j)i»hfs im Register ahowlnj* the vnluntlon fig- 75 watt 20c, 100 watt 25c, these nrc their home:-;. (icti.il M;iiik ami Trii:it cotnp'iny to The Fair Haven nuxiliniy oC the ures and tax rates of municipalities regular lift cent bulbil. Other upo- linnn f'luli in Ilii rlubronni;} on Kast aitfil with halted brrath Hnly Hour Service. Kront stj-Rt't. Assemblyman Muir in- Itclieve th.it the ;;ual will be reached. Tlivorview liu.'ipitnl will hold it a next of the county tho rate of Hfghltimlu fllnla, lawn fined 19c pounrl, window ( lenk. Whctlu'i- It. : ueri'dl.; u A Holy Hour .servier. will bo held ..i—1_.. JJOC, rose bullion 29c, hnmboo iiudiiccd th h(M:r bill in the n'jiscmbly T(;(I*\V'H I 'nr K'usd'i* Cards. wh It ath'W;; ih(; pi:i>|)ln of llu.-} tuivn to regular meeting on Monday, April borough for 11(112 win given nn $3.61, n it fails will m'Mi lite from eight to'nino o'clock tomorrow 17c; a guaranteed lnwn ruow- There".-! no holiday where rjii'd.^ iire •t.\et thon- tut\i\ irmly to ily Kriday IT, in tho, pnrii'.h hou.sn of Hin Epfa- when it :thould have been $!i.-i'2. nnd he will Nprnk on tluit, ;in(l other helw •en whet her I lr will if ni^ht nt St. JnmcH'H church by ]"lcv. 5; Ht-Tcnn wirn 3c nqunro foot, frc'ihmcnlit inn rr. jtpprojnht t e t lui 11 Ml \'):i*.A ov HUM tiin-\ in i-rlebration of the i*c- copjil church at. Fair Haven. Tho 1 timr. Knitter j<>y with Ka:-.t wrii worth ccl- pfirtyu-Jll bo field at 1:30 o'clock. Btorr. Free delivery.—Advert itiR- 'ef|Uof;tlnj; you to cull /md niaKe nn Ing will bo at ttlx and half-pant eight, association. Thi;i oerica \n compound ment. inly iieleetion. Tct U'V^. IV I!road So far a.-; it i.; lujmaniyy HKi.ihl • Io .•1 •itiiv. It wful.i im tlir boi>t thing of two elnnnen: Clamj "A" .and Claim (iV.loclc and Communion will bo at Trubln'tt 'l'ypcwrltor Ucii(l(|Uurt«rs. .street, Hcd ljimk.- Advri tlsement.. ID :.<> everything Unn IM Ard w ich ha^ happrMicd IU'IJIIH conimuu- "B." An Investment of ?1 per month an:m riiuio Itecltul Tomorrow. and half-pnflfc seven o'clock. Unfurnlrilied ApartmnnlN. TypewrlteiJyp i rented,, boughtgt, , Bold for the hank to b<* re L-ll •il will an ''> hini'ft the (It'pro.iiilon .not In. In Clami "A" shares maturca for $200 : 1 i 1 Miyri LHlkm Tcrhune will give ft Lou Gertrude npartnienUf, Br Diltl and repiUrocI. '1'rtibin'ti. 68 Droail W. \\\ Koiiiicfly i: S««K rr(hifihlc l"' ii of Ih OI IV I lie 11' 'riti-ffs J< n if .sto 1, Mllll. I'llr .«('i\; \\ hu iiiw carrying tin ttio t**itn-* pijjjio recital, h( which a uonata by Inventor in CIU.HH "IV aimrcH paynh$2 Beautiful three and ulx rooms, (lowly v: A lnvfjc fisfiurtment. of table covens, tlie rrtait inu'c 11 ( \\U<>\i-;-:\\v ]iv'\vv.'. (Jci-;i) banliin;; nJll.-la ))! VC ul) cv- : ;,'M ti) HMijji-n t!)i> )): II I line, i 1 lank Mf- ;;l .•tin.: thf'it Im.'dnc.i.'fs and forego- fc (fc30 'dU H-eri Bank.—AUvorLUierjaout. Afodo tatcly pr(cfld. Bco nuperintend- if Ion. Chonr Ked Bunk 3-I08-W.--Ad- r. O. box tl. Hcd Dttnli.-AilvvvlLw- uwnt mcnU ( *iluhun, the uL lUu bank. III I iuo- Ten KED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5, 1933.
York for that purpose. He E^id he SUI11 OVEK AUTO ACCiDENT. CHARITY BENEFIT. MENTAL ASSISTANTS MEET. Bank's Zero Hour was impressed by the interest shown Want Convention William Hopping Final Marathon ,__ _ ^. ,— by thc oflicials,,iherc in the bank re- Jersey City Family Geto Damages Entro Nous Club to Hold Semi-An- They Were Addressed by Dr. E. W. 1 O ClO t/VCr 1 OO i°Per'in£ campaign and by the high At Asbury Park From Bus Company. Died On Sunday nual Card Party April 28. Grind Tonight Mewman, X^ JP<-ftyd in which tht*v held Mr. Me* A suit brought by Mr. and Mrs. A special meeting and luncheon of The March meeting of the Mon- Mahon. He said no one need doubt James J£. Bannin and their daugh- the Entre Nous club will be held to- mouth County Dental Assistants' as- that these officials are anxious to ! Middletown Township Teacherj Prominent Red Bank Realtor Contest at Smoke Shop Tavern •wiihuii! remuneration of any sort cx- ter Ruth of Jersey City against the sociation was held laut Wednesday have thft bank reopened and will do _, . ., ... ,! morrow afternoon at tho Molly rfp*. ih*> fc.-iiiM.-ictiun of knowing that at Meeting Last Week Passed Kollo 'fransit company of Keyport ' to Close Either Late Tonight evening at the Homestead Tea noom every thins within their power to cut | rasted Away Alter illness oripi(cher hot(!, at Whjch arrangements the'/ xic. battSing to restore prosper- Resolutions Favoring Mon- u-fl.s* tried a few days ago at Free-' or Tomorrow Morning—Ama- at Asbury Park, with a dinner pre- red tape and gel the bank back in- a Week—Funeral Services to j will he made for the semi-annual ity. Mar. y of them have pone to hold. It was the outcome of an ac- I ceding the meeting.'The. speaker was to business as soon as the required chal tyr card partpy y y teur Contest to Continue. conr-idarable expense in their csn- mouth County Resort. cident November 3d, 1031, at Middle- be Held This Afternoon. "5 Friday afternoon. Dr. E. W. Mewman of ncd Bank, va*Mnp for tho bank reopening. Many amount of preferred dtock is sold. April 28, The proceeds will be used The teachers of Middletown town- , town village, in which an automo- William Applcgato Hoppius The Marathon dance being held at whose topic was "What's It All < the *tale of public iii,i „„!,„ !!,„ t-hose resolutions he sent to the as to which team would make the President of the State Teachers' as- At the annual meeting of the Mon- The amateur contest which started Burns Received Earlier in the mind at Red Bank and vicinity. best record. A running Hre of com- Wonl* are inadequate to express the sociation, the Monmoutii countounty 'Emil A. L. Clausen of Red Bank mouth boat club Monday night Jos- a week ago will continue after the ment between Mr. Schwartz and superintendents and principals, and Week When His Clothes Ig- ci.^mayrd surprise "which swept and Mr. and Mrs. James eph H. Applegate "was chosen com- other contest has closed. Six teams Augustus M. Minton, in which each thc local nuwspnpors. J modore to (ill the vacancy caused by and two solos remain in this com- nited From Bonfire. through tlii.s :-er!ion when a false re- This resoliit.mn has horn drawn up j "jollied'' the other to the full extent L. Clark of Matawan Receive the death of Thomas Hubbard. Mr. petition. The remaining contestants port u-.iined wide credence that the of bis ability, was one of tho fca- for the following reripons, accordinj; i John D. Necbo of Rumton diet) to a statement issued by (he tench- j Compensation for Injuries. Applegate, a past president of the i-oopen thc Second ^a- turfts. Mr. Schwartz-was occaasional- early last Friday morning of mul- club, is "one of its oldest members NumTifr 2 — George iional lank and Truj-i company Iisd jy rpj]pvef] ens: ICinil A, L. Clausen, who lives at and Francfi tiple burns received laul Wednesday Mr. Edwards and and has always taken an active part _ BcJnur, licen \;i^pj«rovpil by the federal " i 3. Since thc N. .7. S. 1*. A. <:onvcn the Ley Gertrude apartments at Red afternoon while lie was tending a Edward W. Miller as salesman of thcjtion tit Atlantic City last November in the affairs of the organization. Number 3 — John and B*Uy Ja: of uo.asury and Hint a new one would Bank, lias just settled an automobile Nfw MonmoutJi. bonfire in the rear of tin- homn of meeting. ! a general impression has been ere- Mayor Augustus M. Minton of fair liave in be started which would re- iatcd throughout the state that some, accident case against Miss Rosa Pon- 4 —Mr. ' and Mrs. Charlei his (laughter, Mrs. Anna Steigert of Haven wag re-elected president. Oth- 0'Hj.rncojcoff d BarkBank. rjuii'' thr ^alr- of S2t5O0.OO0 of pre- of the offlce-holders cf Atlantic City scllc, the famous Metropolitan opera Lennox avenue. ers re-elected were George W. Bray NumbeNb r 117— r«t Collano >t l.onK Ur&nch ferred .-lock instead cf $1,500,000, as and vicinity believe that tcachcr.s in singer. The case rose out of an ac- ami Mrs. J. A. VanPrJt ol Mrs. Steigcrt, with whom lie madn vjee president, ICdpar V. Denlse sec- }iad originally been decided on. Injury Fatal To genera] arc and for some time have cidend t wliichhh occurredd on thth e east N\jmb«r 1\—Charlrnhn B tttit oof Rc<] his home, was visit in;; a neighbor at been overpaid; and are and have i ictary, George W. Chandler treasurer Bant; ari(J J.ilila Cassell of KrccholtJ. Tho rrpnrt. war entirely false from 1 side oE Throckmorton's gulley on thc time. Mr. Neebe, who despite been somewha t. generally teaching and Ferd L. While captain. _Georgc Number 23—"Buck/' Earl)- of Neptune *tai t TO finish, but for a time it East Front street December 15, 1931. and Dorlg l-raree of I.onff Branch. his age of 84, was unusually active, Eatontown Man many things that it is not important j Dolliver. Harry L. Martin and Harry i-ermed 10 bear the earmarks of au- be taught. Much of this impression Miss Ponselle had loaned her auto- Solos—Eddie Moneypenny of KnElish- began cleaning the yard. After rak- 1 13. Clayton are new members of the ihrnlicity. So much so "was this the t originated from tho speech of the mobile to a neighbor, George Rose. town and Frank Carlnon of East Keans- ing up a heap of leaves he Bet lire to 1 board of governors. James T. Clay- l <-a?p thai aside from the bank of- Uied i mayor of Atlantic City when he gave Mr. Rose had attended a funeral at them. A flyinp ember ignited bin ! Ion and Harold S. Allen were re- ficial? apparently no one doubted that Skull Suffered When Pulley j the" teachers his "address of "wei-Fair Haven and he was on his way apron, which was »oon a maso of [ elected to the board of governors and I P »J it. was go5pp] true. However, Frank] j. s. back to his home at New York when OJ flames. Broke From Power Saw and;™ I Ernest Hall was re-elected a trustee RoaQ McMalvon, thc president of the bank, | something went wrong with his car Mr«. Jerc J. Carcw, a neighbor, and othrrs associated with him qucs-j Struck Him. ! feel that the mayor spread informa- | lor five years. I tion that was substantially incorrect. and it ran off the side of; the road and WILLIAM A. HOPPINfi. heard tho man scream anil she oum- tionc-d thc reliability of the report onto the sidewalk striking Mr. Clau- ' Committees appointed by Mr. Min- Plans Discussed Funeral services were hold yyester- i 2, While we feel that the teachers moned William and . James Allen, and at uncc gut busy on an investi- been somcwhnt generally teaching sen, who was walking. ,Mr. Clausen advanced age. Mr. Hopping was a'l-[ Ion were aa followsl ; who rushed to his ansiataiice. The gation. day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the through the convention's being" there, Peril L- Whito raptfiin, (Jcorge A large number of persons inter- homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. was so badly injured that he was a ways an active man and seldom ; Hous Wh men tore thc clothing from Mr. Nee- h there is no reason why wo should patient for several weeks at Rivcr- ndler. J N. IlIu ested In the beautlflcation of the now Jjn\c in fIJC afternoon word c^me Woods of South street, .Eatontown, mibsed a day at his ofllcc on Linden | ii — Eiihle/ M. White chair, be and put out the llatncn. Ho was discriminafc when (he Asburv Park vicw hospital and later was confined Bayshore boulevard, known as route from Washinpt^n and also from the for John Dow, 45, of Eatontown, who teachers and other teachers in near- place. .lamp T. Clayton, Ati'lre S. White, Frank No. 36, attended a meeting of the burned all over the legs and part of to his house; for several weeks. The 1 federal reserve district headquarters died as a result of injuries receivei d by cities are in the same Kttua-.lon as Mr. I lopping was doscended from T. Ui k Hirl.ert EJ rds. tho back. case was about to be reached for P—James T. Clayton chairman, Ed- Bayshore Boulevard Reautiflcatlon at Kcw York that the report was en- last Wednesday afternoon while saw- regards salaries not being paid. one of the oldest families in this ! trial la'st week but tt was settled by V. DenlHC Hnruld 8. -Allen, GeorKe association in the Health Center at A call had been put in for tlie lirely "rrronoous and that the orig- ing wood. Dow died at the Mon- 3. Asbury Park definitely can ac- auction. Hi? grand f ii ther. thc late mnnri, Eruc.it Hull, Walton Cullington. Campbell's Junction Monday night. Kumfion ambulance but his condi- commodfite the convention. Mr. Clausen's accepting an offer from inal plan of selling preferred stock mouth Memorial hospital on Satur- Judge James Hopping, was tho or- Harold A. Giblin of Red Bank was O. A. Dealtin, Btatc landscape en- tion was .so .seriou.'i that it was invthc value of $1,500,000 was fully 4. Asbury Park is far more cen- Miss Ponselle for $1,300. Mr. Clausen day of a* compound fracture, of the r of a company of militia in ; riccted to membership. Mr. Dcniac gineer, was thc chief speaker, who found impossible to remove him to approved. The stock selling campaign trally located than Atlantic City for skull after an operation failed to tliu majority of the teachers. Dis- was represented by Quinn, Parsons thr War of 1812, nnd was later elect-1 reported there were 359 members in suggested a general plan for tlic ! a. hospital. He v,-.tn earned into the had beon halted for the day, but im- save his life. tance travelled, money expended, and and Doremus of Red Bank. (•d (o thc Irfjislaturr. His nppoint- [ {he. cHib. Th'c dance committee ro- Beautiflcation of the boulevard as ; house on a .vl rotcliPr atKJ emergency mediately upon the receipt of the time consumed arc important consid- Mr. and Mrs. James L. Clark of merit as judge to the Monmouth 1 ported profits well as outlining a plan for the con- Dow, together with F. B, Woods P°- - . o-f over $300 from the {treatment was Kivrn by l-'r. D. Har- £Ood news it was resumed. The false erations to many of the teachers of Matawan have just settled a law suit struction of service stations and and Benjamin Cook, was sawing county bench followed a brilliant j series of dances. Of this amount $100 (oldKarp. report emanated from a new treas- the state in times like these. road stands, but due to no restric- wood with a circular saw on the Cov- against Joaeph DcGuglino and Jos- record as a legislator. Judge Hop-, turned over to the club treasury j Mr. Woebe was born m Germany ury department official at Washing- was tions having been adopted by any of ert farm at .Eatontown when a pul- eph Martelli of Seabrlght for dam: pinjr was related to the Wlllett and i the bilance was used to buy new ' nnd came to thc United Ktate.i while ion. Hn did no', give it out inten- Hnl thc municipalities through which ley broJce loose from the saw and hit ages and Injuries received in an au- Wall families, which are identified ! equipment for the clubhouse. Fcrd L. I a young man. He was a steam and tionally but because he was mistaken. Marathon Grind Ends the boulevard Is a part, hin recom- Dow. He received first aid treat- tomobile accident August 23, 1931, on with early Monmouth county his-| white reported the clubhouse dock | pipe fitter. For many voaryj he re- Tliis official, a Chicago man, had ment by the Eatonurwn llrst aid and mendation cannot be enforced at In Free For All Fight Ocean avenue at Seabrlght. Mr. De-tory. J . t undergoing repairs. Krncst Hall sidod at Jerflpy City, moving to befn en thr Job only n fnw hours, ambnlanrn .squad and was then tak- H :i present. •when he gave out the incorrect statc- Guglino was driving Mr. Martelli's Mr. Hopping's grandmother, Mrs. reported the club was in excellent Rumson from that city four yearn en to the hospital. ear when it sttuoK an automnt>nn mrn t. Drmi Williamson, H brother of iSic Pntlennn Tlltnn Hopping, lived to bo , financial condition. Mr. Dcakin said that a plan hnd ago. His wife, Mr:-. Anna Wiaeman Mr. Dow was the son oE the late Williamson, one of the contestants in owned by Mr. Clark. Mrs. Clark was j more than 100 years old and at the ; Before the meeting: a Jislj supper been adopted tiy the highway de- Nix'bivriM in ]D?3 • BuIJrlinH.to thpeffccL that the plan John and Margaret Boyd Dow of badly injured and large damage was the Marathon .dance at the Smoke time of her death was the oldest Svas served by a committee compiis- partment for thc beautlflcation at Befildes Mr*. Steiperi. Mr. Is'eebe' had not been disapproved and that Shrewsbury. He moved to Eaton- done to her husband's car. The suit Shop tavern at Shrewsbury at the rc-sident of the county. i ing Andrew White chairman, James Ihe intersection of the boulevard and la survived by another daughter, Bales of stock in excess of $1,500,000 town when a boy and was employed was about to be reached for a trial time, was sentenced to serve a year Mr. Hopping was born in Middle- i X. Bunell, Mart PJ Ha\'lland, Fred route 30 at Keyport, but due to no Mrs. Margaret E'hrgoU of Rurnaon; Tverfi not required were posted at the at the Thomas Beatty blacksmith last week when it was settled by Mr. in the county jail at Freehold last town township, near Chapel Hill, on I Fisher, Frank Haviland and George funds being- available for this pur- a son, Henry T^eebc of Jersey City, "hank and in the display window of shop at Long Branch for over 25 DeGuglino and Mr. Martelli paying Thursday morning by Recorder El- May 12, 1859. He wa£ the aon of Bray. pose at thc present time, it was and a brother, Henry Nccbc also of Tho npgistcr office. Other means years. He was in. the carriage build- mcr C. Wainrighht after he had en- **.500 to Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Tho Edward and Elizabeth Apple;rate " •>•-•-•- doubtful if thc work will be done Jersey City. were rakm to put. the public right. ing; shop and was later in the auto- gaged in a fracas which brought a latter were represented by Quinn, Hopping-, both of wlioni.dicd jn 15*01 I.AVJNW WATER MAIN. for wffle time. He pointed out this A mrrtinjr liacl been scheduled to be mobile body building shop, Dow had 11 The funeral was held Monday af- "knockout ^rind"' to a close. Parsons & Doremus and Mr. De- within a few days of each other. On area would have to be regraded and held St, James's auditorium Fri- been doing automobile work at his ternoon at 12:30 o'clock at his late The grind officially ended a lew Oug-Iino and Mr. Mnrtelli were repre- October 28. 1891, lie married Miss ,ocnl ijibor Kmploycil on n rrnject ennsiderable work done before shrub- residence ami at one o'clock at the dayt ni^rht. for the .stock-aelling: cam- homo on Railroad avenue for thc minutes beforo five o'clock Thursday sented by McDcrmott and Fincgold j Caroline Truex of Jled Bank, who paign, and tho false report from past year. Costing ?30,WW. i br-ry and evergreens could be plant- P.umpon Preshyirrian rhurcb, with morning when the judge ruled Wil- of Freehold. . survives him. "Washington created the impression the pn.'stor, Rev. \V. Ciilvin Colby, In Rev. Lcroy Y. DiUcncr, pastor ol liamson 'and his partner, Miss Violet j During his early life Mr. Hopping * that the inccting would be called oTf. chargr... The. church quRrtet sans the Presbyterian church at Katon- Rollins, out of the contest fur viola- j conducted a men's furnishing store., no ,w under way in Munmouth coun-j cost about ?l,60O and the labor cost ]n ordrr to correct this belief the ap- I "Nearer My < ;oii lo Thee' nnd town, othciated at the services. Inter- tion of a rule that required the danc- Trinity Gu^l'd of laying a new 12-inch water j would probably be over $1,000. paratu? of Independent fire company | He later entered the real estate bus- "Abide With Me." Charlc? Gotts- ment was in the. family burial plot ers to maintain a dance position at iniiiii by thc Monmouth Consolidated i Mrs. George Miles of Kurnson, was run through the streets of the iness and had been engaged in this L'halk was thc orKunint. In chargo in the Presbyterian, cemetery at all time?. Williamson, according to New Water cmpnycompany,, frofrom NNewma n . who assisting the association business, ever since, covering a period tIlc of Albert W. VVorden thc body wa» town -with posters attached to it ad- Shrewsbury under th© direction of s rin road to thc intersection of (through Kumson Garden club the judge, dropped his arms momen- of fifty'years. He had" n host O(! Ppg S? conveyed by automobile to Jersey vcrtiping the meeting. Charlea Breese of Eatontown. The I S paid that a number of persons had ta illy. Mrs. Frank Haviland and Mrs. w, friends and was a great favorite not: RiversidR'™ ' ' e drive and the state high- City where burial was made in the There was? a general feeling ot members of the Eatontown fire de- K in fixprcssed a' clesire to contribute The contestant's brother, it was de- C. Ijongstreet (jwere elected members only with folks of. his own age but ' W Mi'Wlctown township, New York bay cemetery. #reat relief all over the community. partment, of wliich Mr. Dow was a I OMl labor ia be!n trees from their estates, but Mr. clared, objected to the ruling of-the of the Guild of the Golden Rule of with vounger people M well. '' ' - S employed on But. the good news had come too late member, attended the services and Deakin discouraged this by aaying judge and showed it by making a Trinity choir at a meeting yesterday this ob whicn mch ics somc 13l00l) to catch up with the bad news in carried the flowers in the fire com- A habit or wearing a fresh car- I J ' " Mich trees would probably be un- physical attack upon him. Others in afternoon in thc church choir room, nation daily won,for him the sobri- ' - of -. , every quaiicr. Kven yet Register re- pany's apparatus. He is survived by suitcd • for the purpose, due in a the"hall joined in and a general fight Plans were made for a card party The new main will provide addi- Busineg of the porters, in making their rounds, meet his wife, Alberta Uosenthal Dow, quet of "Carnation Bill" Hopping, i great measure of not having: had which was ended only after state po- Monday afternoon. April 24, at the tional service to thc company's cus- folks *who henrd the false report but formerly or Red BanK, and a step- Very seldom was he to be scon with- thc proper training, and would not lice had intervened, followed. home of Mrs. Edna Manson on Pe- tomers in Middletown township, par- Shrewsbury Council •who have not heard the true version. son, Lester KotenthaL A son and out a flower in his buttonhole, rere- Ht in with highway beautiflcation. tera place. Mrs. Manson is general Among the incidents connected with daughter by a previous marriage al- Williamson was arrested a short gardless- of Iho season. He was al-llicularly a!onl-' He recommended that if Die asso- distance from the dance hall after the chairman, Mrs. T. N. Williams is in ways deeply interested in sport's nnd iwhprc A meeting of the mayor and coun- last week's excitement was an fiir- so survive. They are Harold Dow of , ^'^. consump- ciation bought, trees to purchase fighting had stopped. charge of publicity, Mrs. James Hun- with friends attended many football lhcre las bcen cil of th^ borough of Shrewsbury anr trip ID Washington by "Mr. Mc-Oakliurst and Mis. George Martin iome ot'th? e large estates. It them from a nearby nursery. ter of Ihe refreshments, Mrs. Har-and basebal) ^anie.^ played by Prince- "on on s was held Ia;a night at thc parish Mahon. He was accompanied by Of Asbury Park. Others who survive will also provide a duplication in the BENEFIT FOR FIHEMEN. rison Banco of the prizes and Miss ton university. The Kcansburg incinerator plant house of the. Presbyterian church. William JE. Foster. I him nre two sisters, Mrs. Fred Lydia Ovens of the tickets, cards, event of^lamagc to flny of the com- was discussed at length. This is one Hills amounting' to 52,105 were or- L Mr. Hopping was alho interested Despite thc fact thai the truih did j sickles ot Prospect avenue, Ked pany's large transmission mains ser- o* thc most unsightly spots along dered paid. A motion was passed Bunco Tarty Held a1 I.lncroft Thurs- etc. in civic matter;-, though IK- never not fully overtake the,faUc report by iBank; Mrs. Clyde HeUlet of Maple ving this territory. ihc boulevard. It was stated that granting Jame? P. Ca Italian and day Nlglit. Mrs. Walter 13. Connor presided. held public oMlcc He was a member nightfall and despite stormy weather, [avenue, Eatontown and two half-sit- According to Manager J. O. Herr, when thc plant was built the site James MeCue (*erti/U:fi'es of exemp- t| Others present besides those men- j of thc Lions club, thc I'.cd Bank; iheve wa.t a lar^o a:trndanrr at the:tcrSi Mrs.. KJston Johnston vf Broi>k- Sixty jicrson.^ • attended the* Uu selected was in a remote section and x I tioned were Mrs. George W. Chand- the entire project, calls for an ex- | tion from the Hir company. ng at St. James's auditorium. n i party fcivrn Thursday nigh! at board of realt-ars, the Mnnniout.lt vn arK Clifford Shepherd of lrr, Mrs. H. L. Renne, Miss Gertrude penditure of around $30000 and will was screened in by natural sur- In ordec to meet their obligations .Sales of stock were madde to Ihr.pch s Moincs, Iowa. Tri.'ingle Inn at Lim-roft by thc county historical .sock'tv, the Sons', , . , , . roundings. Thn new highway slrirts Frey and Miss Nellie Lawless. 1 0 . tlic council nuthuiizcd the mayor to croft lirp company. Gerard Domidion I of tho Anicrirai. Kovnluti.,.1 and the' ' ™n.plCtttk before the ., flmourtt of $'}r»,OfX>> -n-hirh i-pduccrl the' the plant nnd it in in plain view. discount a tax anticipation note at amount reqmrerl tn hr 'raised from was chairman nf tho nfl'rur and iva.v Presbyterian Brotherhood months, when water consumption This unsightly spot can. be made on5 COMING ENTEUTAINMUNT. rcatl V The Moreh fin 15 Trust com pany at n a.-;si>tcd by Adoiph Mnl/,on, The-, piu- 1" AT BISLFORD. Besides hi,, vvlfc hr. b> iiurvivcrl by ! K - '""Cases. $'0'J t n it27u.00 . Und«*r thf cif- ot beauty should thc plan be adopt- Red Hank for $2,500. A temporary c i-rrd.s of thc party will be used for a daughter, Mrs. O. Windsor Vnn- -•••••• • rum. (flncc^ the ITMJII. was ronslti^red American I^rgion >!uf>ic4il Show at ed, as, shown by a model displayed account will be opened at t hn bank the fund for thc erection (if a new The Birthday of Henry retcrs Cele- Vliet, and a. grandson, C. Windsor ' A NEW I'RKSIDEKT. surpi'ii-injjly p;iatify;ng by those who Atlantic lllghlandh. at. the' meeting. In thc background lo meet thc bills until a final ad- firehouse at Lim-rott. brated by His Friends. VnnVliet, Jr., both of Elizabeth. ; comluc'ied \.\w meeting. the plant is shown screened: in by justment is made in the banking Thc ladies' auxiliary of Sandy The funnral will bo held this after- Charles A. Minton Now Heads Red Maurice Schwartz acted 'as sales First prize, was won by Mis.s Sarah | A birthday party was given for trees and shrubbery, transforming holiday. Thc motion was introduced jman of the meeting and he performed : Hook Eay post Mo. Ill of thc Amcr- Murphy of lied Rank. Edward Cook 1Henry Peters at his home at Bclford noon at l\vo o'clock at his lute resi- j Bank Board of Education. the spot Into one of beauty. by Councilman Frederick W. Hobin- charade i ist ie. efHcient • ' ican Legion of Alantic Highlands and Mrs. H. Chandler of Red Bank' dencc with Rev. John A. Hayes, pas-, a few days ago by hi« daughter, Mrs. The Red Bank board of education Clinton. B. Lohsen, Keansburg bor- son. A resolution wap paefed for ' unioroup fashion. He has no will mcH at sho home of Mrs. Harry mil second and third prizes respec- tor of the Presbyterian church, as- Louis Runge. The occasion was also re-organized Monday afternoon by ough manager, said he was highly thr sub3criplion of one phurn of tively and Mrs. Edgar Layton of I.inl- sistcd by Rc\v F.dward W. Miller, 1 inal interest in the bank, not being Gaffey of Atlantic Highlands tomor- " jtlift 27th anniversary of Mr. Peters's pleased with thc model, and if car- stock in thc Second National Bank croft wi>n the consolation prize. Oti pastor of the ''Haptist church, in electing Charles A. Minton president dcpOMtor or stockholder, but he . row evening to complete plans for a '" .service as an instructor in the Tru- ried out it would add greatly to and. Trust company. charge. Burial in charge of H. R. ii and Harold A. Hcndrickson vies nits to pet it open for the pood of .musical entertainment wliirh the this respect and that it was time A resolution was adopted asking atorc and Obre's store. A motion FKAST or THI; Rev. K. W. Carman Trcmbath, for someone else to take his place. thc highway department if any fi- wag made by Councilman Harry G. M MI y p c' - '•'n ^ r '•' "i n i k r d t h a • At r. Slolzon of Lincrofl. Thei-r n-rrr n-|iind Mrs. E. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. I'. pastor of the Ke.formed ehurcii, has Mr. Hcndrickson succeeds Mr. Min-nancial aid could be given to screen Boidnn -thatnn ordinance bo drawn Qui:ir'n ^|»TI'!I V •IL- nnr. nf lhr be^l ,|r»-ii.b Jlolid.-i.v Hill Hcjrln ' freshment.., nnd dancing Pellegrino, Miss Irene Lynch, Miss been honored with an invitation to ton as vice president. In point of in thc plant in view of thc fact that up to take over Irving place for a jiKi'ic at ihe viirioii.'. b-ink campaign j WirUstrad, Miss Elizabeth Mechen- Next Ween. attend a service of thanksgiving in service Mr. Minton is tho oldest by the construction of the new high- distance of about 700 feet south of inc-ttin^i1. T'ncy srtM :' \vm even ' lie-It and Miiis M. Dlchl of New York; r commemoration of tho lWHh nntii- memhrr nl thc bonrd, he having way the plant wan brought into such Syrnmore. avenue more: '»b)r n n'j i:<>n v: r,<•• 11".i; 1 han Ihc I hr ;ui nllivl J e thr. Mr. and Mrs. James Hejrnrty of vrronry of tho birth of Wllliuin the. been a school trnntpp thr pnsl twenty a prominent location. , Mr. Lohsen v.hii-h tic o wrtkh Feast of the I',i •rr will be oh-|Tn „ t'hjini|»knishi[i l.'niun City; Mr. and Mrs. F. Grey Otto Herden was reappointed po- nf Thc ""'"I next we beginning wit)) j Silent, Prince of Orange. Thc invl- ymrs. Thc meeting!! of the board also said that the remaining portion I JO t' re'.I Uisirkf Kally. and Miss K Curron of Metuchon; lice officer of the borough for the b.ri)'. ut Monday at sMnd' Thrre will ho trtion came from thc quadri-ecntcn- will be held as usual on the second of thc highway was protected by a next eleven months. A number of A district Roy Hrout tally was hchl Mr. and Mrs, John Davis of Wood- zoning ordinance, which inM:',U'.!'in h^ :- \-i'-' irc'idcnt. services at Ihc iROguc nt Red side, Long Island; Andrew Junes of nial committee, representing several Tuesday night of each month at the communications were read and laid i.iiin'.i-'I Hank Tuc dny ••nmg at mnr at the Middle town township hiph historical ami genealogical societies Joseph Melle, who operates a ser- Thc vciba] pi.:tui'; ^ hi'ti : r Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Bren- high pchool on Harding road. over to await action of thc mayor ?,h. Tuesday lit. at rundown chool t I-conartbt !''rula.\ evening- o' the Netherlands, Dr. Allan Ra.ndnll and Elmer vice station at Palmer avenue and find council. The next council meet- lf Atli>«til; Highlands; I. Jones, and Wcdncsilay nK'inin--. at, nini' The service Is to be held in;., the • Kosnc, newly el/ctcd mombers of the the boulevard, and who recently ing will be held Tuofiday night, May :i:ul vi.-mi'v if thi- Srr-,:i the championship flag ,,f thr ,li,tnrt. •'"•^'ll1, HJ«"' Uar°™ J°l>"f™ °f ocifek. The rfnclttfiitig :>ct vice.--; \\ill erected a service station nlong lines Rai.li and Tiii-' i-'>m|..'m tied with the ,-inm ' Helford nnd Mr. and Mrs. Doyle, Miss C'ollcginto Church of St. Nicholas at | board, begun their duties at thc bo hold Sunday night, ni sundown, ' 'oop 2 advocated by the highway depart- 1 1 New York on Sunday, April 23. An | meeting Monday afternoon. They Mfnday ninrnmg at nine oclock, pions but lost o, „ , i* ""^;:™ »'•• M=K»y °t eiaborato program has boon planned ment, said that ho intended to fur- vrr>' irnrw r. • ivc nrtl yr' . succeed Mrs. (Treyonian Bennett and NEW SYMPHONIC OHCHESTKA, 1 r Mfndny night at sundown .-iliil Tul'S- i-ven,. Tronp 12 was third an^ 1'^t Monmouth._ ther beautify thc property by plant- mi )." " . * -. i -ini n i p i • with many religious bodies taking Thomas Dorcmus. day nvrnitiE: at nir.r ncloi.li. Troop -17 fourth. Tim chanipinribliip part. Dr. , J. Herman VanKiojtm, ing trees and shrubbery, He was it, i: v.-.-:- i ve:' u•». H IIIVEn TLAZA CAIID rAHTV. To iMay Easter Sunday at Long 1 M;IK hnn bnon hold hy troop '27 thr given a vote of thanks for his co- . ' fi Netherlands minister to tho United IIOM) BUNCO PABTY. Branch Church, p;ipt four yrnr.H, Di.sirin C'oninjj.'i- operation. i. r < > i ! . i-,., .(wal Woniiin <»n the Air. States, will Tnakc the main address, ;inuor Murgnn Knnpp wan in i-hnrKo " 'Us HP1(1 Yesterday (or tl»o Ilenc- -• 1 and Dr. S. Parkes Cadman will Tho Clarion Symphonio orchestra in':' Ri Many AVItmors at Affair Held by M;in;in I '. MrPovcil *V rit tlir cvonln. Tlio t imors were !)ii. Ut of Mm Community Club. under the direction of Olger Van- preach thc.scinnon. Moose Organization. Gleo Club Concert, ixtciv-iun ;-|.rriiilirit in i-liIKi ,,,„,,_ (\>mm}^loncr Miirpiiy am] J';nj)! Another of thc neripH of dcssci t Brunt of Eatontown has been en- ••• rr- in; i '•• •lurr 1 Delegations from thc American Le- A - - \ pai-cm rdurfKton at KU'-:, Rodrnv. -prinrlj.Hl nf lhr MHUII.- Tho women of thc Moose lodge paged to play at the evening service biuij^p parties for tho benefit of ihc AVON JIM) 1 HICKS. gion pouts nnd auxiliary units from thr u'ni i i Hty, wil! r-livi>r the til' ,\-n.-'hip hif,'h r-cho'il. The held a bunco party nt its', locigeroonis on Easter Sunday at the First Kc- Ciiinimmlty. club of-River Plaza was Atlantic; Highlands, Red Bank and \-O( t nf four I cMiic:; (in "The n.s UrautwaMer Aildinill of in thr Prrttn htilUlinR on Front formed church al Long Branch. I'he tii'M yi->toiduy afternoon at thr harm: Trlzu of remitry J'"or fllrs. Hurry Matawan attended a meeting- of the i-hr: ,'l'iM"p IT. '['he rluimi)inn^hi|i Hag14 ' nf Mrs. August J, Miller, Prizes of street ifUil Thurndny night. Prizes orchestra played for the Lonp Branch f l l C, Liingendorf of I.incruft. Atlantic Highlands parcnt-tcacher as- .HUJ "lay. April 11 A :!ll ly K'" 'I were nwnrdrd thc winners nnd r«- Young People's Union nt. the First |MC nlrd hy Mr. Ilivlcnv 1 ! euvi'iTil dross racks worn ^ivcu ,'intl sociation last week. A feature, was i-'Jf))p".'l'(J nf rmiM-i,. of tnr f i thr winners wore Mrs. Jamc:! Taylor, One hundred Whiln Ijpphoin chU'kfi freRhmcnls wore, served after thc Baptist church on Monday evening. • I'd ' 1';.r) :• a:--.ui'iali"n "f Ih' «n nlJ-clflssic musical program by the i Mi-; llfirry MocKlpm.n Mi?. Loviiu donated hy Wifperudt brolhors wnrc giunep. A pillow, diapoped of on the Tho orche.fitrn, which waa recently Y.-.Mi- i ' 1 Kil I i"i high . ch'.ois i In. glee club of tho American Legion ' Urmliirlts ;\ru\ MTP. A, K. WiU'r. Mrfl. difpnncd of iSalunlny on Iho co-op- itn-operative pliin, was won by Paul organized, is compo/iod of young meii !!'•.• p A L'.,-n w auxiliary of Matawan, with Mrs. Wil- KICNTKV K'iX'W irA\{ K. 1 PCITV Simit and Mr:*, Konuoth Jcf- erative plnn for tlic heiicIH of tlic • hi and around Kn ton town. The mem- • II,c |jlll|.i..-,. ,.f II,f.' son W. Hobmugh FIB director; adulat- new IJncroft. l\ve compnny. j dry wo\c t>!«"» Kiirfil^ of honor. A. I The winners at, bunco were Mr. ed by HMward Scldel, baritone; Mias bers include rte-njnmin Abruzzi, t >>lnwl:ir funl party will hr held fit lan i\, .'•'iriati',; ,,•[ Held ul Su'iminint; Uivcr Club drawing touU phuus »t tin- utWvo. nf nml Mrn. Curlny, Mr.otidMrfl. Veronica Tinner, unprnno, and Wil- Charles StrickJln, Cliarl(i« II. Riddle, ill. in;: Saturday \ithl. (the home of Mrs. Miller Tuesday, The lied Bank TTin; iium- Irving Krausio, violinist M; Harry I" Ilmice Wnolloy, Mrs. Wllllnm Ttiildlo. liam Leonard, pianist. muntlil.v d.iinx- flute; Herbert Becker, clarinet; CVclI MncClnml and tlu; third drawn ^lumicl IHzzano, Mr.'i. lllva I^lttlc, John .Sherman, CiUw VanBrunt, 1 IJ' liner Cuuiilry i-lub wnn lielil j M '•' • Kdward II. ReatleiKood will be r.'i i " "' J- •n't, Jin- "'IK v;nn tho winn iwmbci. T")io ih\s!Mi.s. fi'lorfncd Hpimrtt, Mrs. Mcrbcrt Changes to Goldberg's Store. cortietifltti; Krncat Gulce and George 1:: M i '•..tii lay iiij;hl a: ihe clubliousr.!'" ''liargp. Mrs. SclitlerKood lias been I) ir Ml' Mli- i ii \^ JJ t.,.... I i.-hu mimber watt nnd wnn brld by Alteration!! to Goldberg's Btoio at Baldwin, aaxophonlHts; Gerald Levy, fM'I'f-OIlH [)!(•:(• I r)i wji )i n hca y roldl , but .-Oie is Iliiwhin:', Miii. Danlol ITopkinn, Mr". it nf: :i 11 ahouf 2; Tirotnl street hnvc. been compJet- trombone; Kichard Von Dyke, bftfls llipidvillR. Marion Ilnod of I.inerufl. Siirnh C'nllcry, IOIIIIK Kwliij;, Joseph ful. r 1' • •••H Ainu \Yon!l<\v nnd hit. nrcln-stra : f e.(\. Thc improvementH provide prcat- ' 1- ri'i •i> • n Mil il! ill-l . , ••I...-II horn; Samuel Guicn, tlrunin, and John 1 1 rl number iv«. ; .T7- nnd l.iink. Mis Ilnnpy, Hurry Rilllivan I Ill mi-' Mi"' .iiiTirr will he hr|ij ihc fir, i • \r«' S(*»rn fit AMniry I'^'h. l i il' 1 A , |'( 'i.il ; nnd Mr.-;, ls";ilr riittpr. boyn' (iepartmenttt mvl ihc atook in • n I';ir.\ il 1! 1 , : 'l ll|f|;iv .if nr',\t HI.'lit 11. ' I IK. 'I'hr IIIIn 1 ninl \s innIni; ' h K ma. !•• 1 1,11, .,11 ' in ruur] MhilH.i ;inrj CHudr A. i'l^K' numbor \Y:!U Ili'lil Ii,\' A1 r:i I lurry (' thf'Hn de purl men* H ia tho. Inrgetit In ,, -. li'ill- f AiixllUir.v Meeting, 1 . huth for mcr rrftdr nl;- "f urd ever rnrrir.d hy the. i.toi'e. There are cnf. ai : i "(' 'Tlaji' 1- »; ii orf of T.inrri lift. Tlin ' HIT ' I ii'd ijti'-i-. t' f i 1 Two OpcratlonH Todft.v- 'lhr rogulHJ' monthly meeting of 1,i: Ira n: ai- li'i n k. will c p en a i m n'n i I" i "').> In ibr i;v\f nnjw, A louni- >fi n- <)l\i Cnohmtm avenue, Anbury Mr*. S. HutTltt Boynton of Luke wear, for which thc More l;j wol tho Red Bank auxiliary of Rlvor- Ml •rnl .'IMH-IH will he MurtiMl ut lhr cdunlry avrime wan oprnitod on thlji niornlnK vlew hoapUnl will bohchl Friday nf- H i'U, i'lnioi rovv. Mr. Shutl? form- known. !,".'•'?' Nc w H'-.tder 1 Ih ' '•'I'h <>:i I*'.;! " i I'llinihiy .bii'li Ilnhl-ry. Tho Kfd Hunk K center ttvivrls at. Ulveivk'w htutpjtiil. Sontc Palan- trrnoon at tho Molly Pitcher hotel nt .,., > v luudurtcd a Mhoc More in ]\vd i r' ! a • •' ,--), •ri :, l,,,ni -, i t l over every rtivot in town nnd (;vi r.y ."v.j-.r ni ,)... i.n:,,,,,,,,;; \ylvrl (•„„,,: \ ,;, iik .\!;. liOfjfi.-! fur ni.'i" v yt::ti' i iJninucf West. Hri);cii place will un- linlf-past two o'clock, ;it wl\ir.h tlm« , i' ,,, t The road to better nntl bl£f;er 1__ ,,, 1 IV II :, Hi '.', 1 V 11 V," h' "-•' ' Inli In: .HI ;in.:i-.| a:i rxt ril:\[Vr i 1, nmil in lhr i-uunty. I .it it carry your -)' ( 1*1 a t i c-ipoiiiiiblc puidtlon in Lhr dfiKo mi operation for niaMluldltifi ne.nn lends through The Kft^later'a t plans will .he made for n i-ni-d pnrty < road, a nludeiit at Lsf&yette college, liquor interests, subsidized by it or is seeking iiquor artvertlBlng. He la spending the spring vacation at Bnhop Cannon ™ home. said the motion picture Industry was Eimer Sanborn of Shrewsbury vis- likewise a tool of the liquor lntereats ERSONALS ited with friends at Newark during Urges Dry Warand that drinking scenes were in- the week-end. . serted In pictures for propaganda Robert Calt of Peters place la a Ijouiij Jacouba is spending several Prohibition Leader Predicts That purposes. surgical patient at the Riverview days at the home of his mother on After the pledge envelopes had Movement to Repeal Amend- been passed around and the colluc- hospital. Thiockmorton avenue. He Is a stud- ment Will be Beaten—Funda W. B. Asay of Wallace street Was ent at Lafayette college. tion taken, benediction was given by jjjg a visitor at the home of Mr. and Paul Little, who is a student at St. to Carry On Sought Here. Rev. H. L. Bradway, pastor of the I Mrs. Edward Stillwell of Everett Bonaventure's college in New York Eallard Methodist church at Asbury . Declaring that the Eighteenth Park. last week. state, will spend the Easter vacation amendment is the product of the so- Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. cial conscience of America at its very dalghter Beatrice visited at Atlan- Thomas Little. best, Bltshop Jamea Cannon, Jr., of tic Highlands during thc week-end. Miss Kathleen Murphy of Cather- Virginia, one of the most ardent Pro- Girl Found Overcome Miss Ellen Burnett of West street ine street is home on a three weeks' hibitionists in the country, speaking vacation from the Monmouth Mem- By Gas at Her Home FINAL has returned home after spending In the'Methodist church last night in several weeks at Little Silver. orial hospital at Long Branch. one of a series of five hundred meet- Mr. and Mrs. John A. .Keonc. Mrs. Mm. James Marasclo of Wall street Fast work upon the part of Dr. ings planned by the Anti-Saloon John B. Boyd, police surgeon, saved Olive Croyden and sons'Charles and | gavp birth to a daughter yesterday ,1( ,ague nf NPW Jersey, called upon Stanley of Marion street motored to I afternoon at the Riverview hospital. Protestant church to asaert it- the life of Emaline Schucker, eigh- tne teen years old, who was found lying Passaic Falls Sunday. self and prevent thc repeal of the on the "floor of the kitchen at her Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Glendcnnlng liquor laws. home, where she had been overcome and their three sons of Riverside Other' speakers made an appeal by gas, last Thursday night. drive, were the week-end guests of Bunco Party A for funds with which to wage a de- Mr. and Mrs. J- Henry Kupper nt termined fight to put New Jersey in Miss Schucker was found In an their home at Wood-cllff-on-the-Hud- Great Success the ranks of those states that are op- unconscious condition by her brother so n. posed to the repeal of the amend- when he returned home at eight MEETING o'clock. Alarmed, he notified police Mrs. Eugene Layton of Sunset About $100 Cleared for the ment. 'Envelopes, containing blank headquarters, and Captain Harry T. avenue returned home on Sunday VanNote summoned Dr. Boyd. She after spending a week with her ais- American Legion Drum and t Bugle Corps by Fertivities at ken. was revived by ~Dr. Boyd and after I ter, Mrs. Fannie Egan of Staten Is- Pledges were also sought. treatment showed no ill effects from land. the Armory Saturday Night. Bishop Cannon, after giving a res- her experience. Misses Ruth and May VanNote of ume of the fight to firing about the Plnckney road and Mr. and Mrs. The. bunco party end dance at the adoption of the amendment, made She was reading a book while sit- of Howard Kennedy and daughter Lois armory at Red Bank Saturday night an attack upon those who had fought ting alongside of a gas range, which of Harrison avenue were guests at for thft benefit of the bugle and drum against it." In this category he was lighted to provide heat. There! a birthday party at Lakcwood last coi-pu of the American Legion proved placed the liquor interests, the poli- was a leak in the gas pipe, but Miss week for MisB Kennedy. successful beyond the expectations ticians and the press. Schucker was not aware of this. The of those in charge. Fully 200 per- The bishop termed Nicholas Mur- leaky pipe was repaired after Miss Herbert Ewing of Spiing .-street Schucker was found unconscious. entertained a number of his friends sons were present and the profits ray Butler, dean of Columbia uni- on Monday in celebration of bin j amount t-•o- 5100-r . The .part y wa—s agiven versity, as the greatest "apostle of seventh birthday. Those present by a group of members of thc ladles' infallbility" living, with the excep- AN ATTEMT^ AT AE8ON. were Roger 'and Everett Sherman, auxiliaries of the American Legion tion of Pope Pius. He declared that James and Mary L-nkins Charles! and of Vernon A. Brown post of Dr. Butler had referred to Prohibi- Vandals Tried to Bum Keansbu.g Conover and Marjor'ic and Herbert I Veterans of Foreign wars. Ninety-.tlpnlsu as "hypocrites, cranks and Gasoline Station. p, , j oi^ht prizes of unusual value were 'fools, and he defied the foe of pro- When Mrs. EHda Mullison of Mrs. Chnrle3 LcMaistrr nnd daugh- donated by merchants of Red Bank ;hibltlon "or any of his crowd" to find ter Catherine and Miss Dorothy Ger- ami awarded to the winners of thj la single worthwhile argument j Keansburg went to her gasoline sta- ity of Sunset avenue spent Saturday bunco games. The women who di- against the liquor laws. ' tion on Stone road at that place visiting at New York. jirctfd thc party and the members Another target for thc bishop's at- ; Monday morning to make prepara- DEPOSITORS * George F. Wilson, Jr., of Maple of the bugle and drum corps state tack was former Governor Alfred E. , tions to open the station for the avenue was operated on for appen- ^ that they appreciate very deeply the Smith. Referring to the Democratic Reason she found that vandals had ay at the Riverview Iron- imunificent gifts of the business men. .presidential candidate of 1928 as "Al- j attempted to destroy it by fire.Th e dlcltls The prollts will be used to help pay | fred Emanuel," the speaker quoted ! door of the building had been forced pital. for the running expenses of the'nim as having called the Prohibi- | opfn. Apparently considerable time Mrs. Kenneth Bailey of Keyport ] 'or Itionists an ^ "aggregation of Metho-j and much, effort were required to gave birth to a daughter Saturday j coi features was the dl8-]d'3' bigots." ^ | accomplish this as the door is of at tho Riverview hospital. Or." of the waa in will| posal on the co-operative plan of a ! "' amsport, Pennsyl: \ stout timber and the iock.is of iron. Second National Bank
Frank M. TctK'y of Long Branch,; Kruser, John J. Mch-lcny formerly of Red Bank, who has been , I'«wler. Mrs. M Ornberg, Mrs. Dan- jf:om gaining headway. The damage sick the past two weeks with a heart! "', Harris. William P Welch,-Miss • vidupl or organization but only with was not large. Mrs. Mulllson ex- i||| sold as an al- pects to have it repaired within a attack was removed to the. Long ! J'-va'L. Richards, Mrs. Mae Jackson, ™« :P°'-*n v,ni.cn i. and Trust Co. coln.'. e stimulant. Brunch hospital yesterday for0Dr ' Irving E. Rink Robert J. Norman, few days and to reopen the business. .ervation and titattniint. ' . ' Ral[)h;U>'ton. Mrs' Robert Auitiac^, "The war to abolish thc saloon," Ihe taid. "wau titnrtcd in the •seven- Mrs. Barbara Brasch of Elm place ««• ""el M. Smith, Mrs. John H. TOUNG PJKOl'LE'S MEfc'l'lNG. u ) uties uby women who began to make j *IB. «aiuui hom"•"•e -afte" "r* *-—spendin1 g tEngclkon- ,, , TJosep urh Caunzai «TIV>*, RobertT L. w " women wno oegan to mane 1 . has returned home after spending ^elkon, ^Joseph Caunza, Robert L. ^ mmds th ^ ^ ! •'•__— the winter at St. Petersburg, Miami' took, Robert H. Rogers, George ., tolerate the damnation of Reformed Church Club Met on Mon- nght j anMrd .Daytona and Mr.,. Florida. H. M. . Brundagc o"fI £™cyKrown, \Val«Dorm r LeonarLeuck d Mrs R their husb?nda. T aided ln tha. flght j day Night hmock Mrs. John Stoye Mabe '! because as a boy I learned to hate Thc Young People's club of the will be held at Port Cheater. New Y«ik. ppant the hmock Mrs Joh Stye M * I the saloon. Thc lirjuor traffi" had Reformed church of Red Bank held- week-end with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. >'», Lcrnice Fowler, Mrs. W. • i gctten a strangle-hold on the govern- hiffenberger, their weekly rneeting Monday night Covert of Bergen place. Mr. Brun- jment of my ritate, Virginia, and af-at the church. A choral group was i dag„„„.e. ,IH„ vice presiden,..-..,„ t o- f the Con--. 'r(enberScr' Mr3- Frank M candidate for the Republican freeholder nomination is problem was and is rather to get job, but on the contrary we would richly deserve the of special interest to the people of this locality because on the average the cold season has Wolcott. Mrs. Mark Scott, Mrs. Lon diseastcr which would inevitably be visited upon us. them to study in some proper way, been not BO hot, not eo hot, forC. Barrett, Mrs. Trevonian Bennett, of the fact that he is the assessor of Red Bank. At this and that ia a problem in habit for- twenty-live years. Mrs. Marcus Hlgginbotham, Mrs. LOIN LAMB SIDE Frankfurters time there seems to be good reason to believe that hj?; mation and can't be worked out un- Mart Haviland, Mrs. William John- will win the nomination because the county Republicimv The scientists used to scoff at the CHOPS PORK ess teachers, pupils and parents co- old-timers, and produce charts which atone, Mrs. Walter Van KeuYen, Mrs. organization is apparently lined up to put him acrosB. operate in following up a practice of proved to' thelr'own satisfaction, at Irving DeWitt, Mrs. Grace King, m 2^25° Here's Something Over Which Every effective studying, This will mark Mr. Bray's first essay in tho field of least, that the average temperature Mrs. W. P. Strode and Mra. Victor 12° Red Banker Should Feel Gratified. county politics. In his home town he has proved almost I do not believe it would be out of King. Entertainment committee com- CHUCK invincible, having been defeated only once, when he, pjace here to give to parents certain I tury. From mathematics they delved prised Mrs. John L. Montgomery, Last week the borough of Red Bank borrowed ran for mayor in 1912 against Abram L. Davlson. A 'practices or rules that have been nto psychology and said the reason Mrs. J. F. Trudeau. Mrs. H. C. Mecltt- Loin Pork S50.OOO Iiom I hi: Kational City bnnlt of Newark to meet found effective in helping solve the lem, Mrs. Richard Blcknell, Mrs, A. year or two later h<\ was elected nsnefisor and he haspiomlem ol fa'tudy. the old-timers thought their winters pay roll expenses and other costs of running the town. since held the office continuously, having defeated mem- ia wuifle was1 that thoir then- F. Nellpon, Mrs, Harrison Bance and A lew years ago, in the era of prosperity, this would not bers of his own party in primary elections and some of 1. Form a time'and place habit by youthful minds were impressed by Miss Florence Forgotson. have been much of a feat, but in these times It is "go- the strongest vote getters in general elections that the studying the lesson in the same sub- occasional heavy snows while the Delegates will be chosen to repre- ject in the same place at the same mild days went unheeded. Besides, sent the local club at the convention (Either End) ing some" for any municipality to receive such a loan. Democrats could name. time each day. Don't study im- Bed Bank had to go out of town to get the money be- snow used to lie in the streets be- of the New Jersey Federation of i McN AIR'S The politically minded are already beginning to spec- mediately after a hearty meal. fore modern, methods of removal, Woman's clubs, to be held Tuesday,' Shoulder Lamb PLATE BEEF cause the bank where the borough funds are ordinarily ulate on who Mr. Bray's successor as assessor will be In 2. Have proper study conditions Wednesday and Thursday, May fi. 9 SAUSAGE Fresh or Corned deposited has been temporarily closed. necessitated by modern traffic, were CHOPS the event that he ie elected freeholder. Added to this and equipment—a quiet room not too instituted, they said. The snow lin- and 10, at Atlantic City. The regular' 18c » ThiB incident proves that the finances of this com- is a possibility that instead of one man being appointed warm, good light at the left. gered, and so did the memories May meeting will be held on the; munity must be in good shape. No one needs to be an for this job the work will hr. done by a board of assess- 3. Study independently. Do your thereof; sort of refrigerated, recol- third Friday instead of on the sec-' 2 " 15° expert financier to know that much. One has only to ors, as Is the case In some municipalities. Proposals for own work and use ymir own judg- lections. ond, and reports of the convention look around and see how many municipalities are pay- such a change have been made, but they have never re- ment, asking for help only when you However, nobody can remember will hii given nt thnt time. Freoh-Killed Sirloin or Porterhouse ing their policemen, school teachers and other public cannot proceed without it, thus de- back one hundred yeara and the Six new members were enrolled in ceived much consideration. However, if Mr. Bray quits veloping ability to think for your- employees with scrip, nr not paying them at all, to be the office and a new and untried man is scheduled to person who can remember what the the club, bringing the total to be en- self and the will power and self re- weather was like in any one month rolled thus far this year up to 25. TURKEYS STEAK acquainted with thai fart. The city of Newark itself succeed him it would not be strange if the suggestion liance essential to success. was recently turned down when it tried to borrow fifty years ago ia a rare enough The new members are Mrs. F. A. for the appointment of a board of assessors received 4. Arrange your tasks economically. ft. money from the very Newark bank which loaned the bird. So the sciontifio averages, Bullwinkel, Mra. W. C. Schaphoiat, larger public approval. 5. Be clear on the assignment and Mrs. F. h. MUlville and Mrs. Lovell J50.000 to Red Bank. compiled by adding up all the daily 29c * the, form in which it is to bo deliv- temperatures for a century or so M. Hare, all of Atlantic Highlands; •There should be no spirit of vainglorious boasting ered. In class, notes should be taken and dividing the result by the prop- Mrs. Edith Wolcott of Oceanport FLORIDA JERSEY FRESH Royal Desserts because Red Bank is in better condition financially than and things, to be carefully learned er number, is neither fair evidence and Mrs. Henry CarlBon of Red Auorted. gome of its neighboring municipalities, but In order that Claims of Drys and Wets should be specially marked. nor convincing. The fact is that the Bank. ORANGES EGGS pkK». O Co credit should be given where credit is due It is necessary Soon to Have a Real Test. .6. Us© judgment £3 well as mem- winters of thirty to fifty yeara ago The resignation of Miss Gertrude 3 lor £J to call attention to the good work done for economy by ory. •were colder than those of tho past Norman as counselor of the Young for Olo Doz. 1 Choeolato Pudding the mayor and council and by the board-of education. The sale of beer will again become legal Friday. It 7, Study an advance lesson prompt- decade, and that's all the old-timers Woman's club was read and accept- t. 16 25° Freo I It is due entirely to the members of these two bodies will be Interesting to await the public reaction after this ly and review before, going to class. wanted to prove. ed with regret. Mra. Sara Norman, that taxea in this town were reduced last year and BtlU beverage comes into general use. The Drys will eagerly 8, Use all the-malerial aids avail- So now that's proved, and we can adviaor to the club, gave a report Green Mountain YUBAN able—index, appendix, notes, maps, more greatly reduced this year. seize upon every opportunity that is presented to por- move on to tho toplo whether young of its activities. Mrs. J. Daniel Tul- illustrations in your text books, aa ler announced that the Easter holi- "What has that got to do with the financial condi- tray the malt brew as an enemy of mankind. The Wets folks were more respectful to their well aa other books and periodicals." elders when Uncle Ned was shovel- day dance will be given by the junior Potatoes COFFEE tion of the town and with its ability to borrow money will be equally as keen to use every scrap of evidence Yes, of course, the foregoing sug- ing those ten-foot club in the Molly Pitcher hotel Frir at an out-of-town bank?" someone may ask. The an- they can find, to show that the change la an improve- gestions were written for stuuunta— drifts.—Newark day night, April 7. B ment over speakeasy-bootlegger conditions. Evening Neva. . swer is that it is the key to the whole situation. It is ana they are only a few among many Mrs. Thomas Voorhis reported 45c '• 33c because Red Bank has not exceeded its debt borrowing Exaggerated statements may be expected by the —but parents may do a 1°L toward that shoes, cod liver oil and baby capacity and becnus-e taxes have been kept within such | fanatical elements of both sides, but the great mas3 of helping over a trying time by watch- Let Beer Do It clothes had been given where need- Standard No. 2 Borden'g Evaporated Reg. 18c QjwUty ing that pupils observe them as much reasonable limits that m*t folks me able to pay them the people will judge for themselves without being in- You have heard that the humble ed from her fund for that purpose, TOMATOES MILK PEAS as possible. glass or mug of beer will help Bolve that the credit of tile town is good. During the early fluenced by either Dry or Wet propaganda. The claims sponsored by the club. Mrs. George Tall Can Aa In a recent better -"study" drive Uncle Sam's financial problems, T. Llnton reported that sho had been Can8 Cans part of, last week all the banks in this town were closed, of both forces will soon be put to the test in such a way put on by a certain high school r bringing $150,000,000 a year or more. at the borough hall, reproeentlng the 3 25° 2 25° and in this emergency it was a mighty fine thing that that no person of ordinary intelligence will need more the following attitudes and practices But you may not have heard about than reasonably good eyesight to Judge. Whether or not club as welfare chairman, to help -the standing of Rod Bank was such that the paid pub- were selected as worthy to be con- the plan of Paulsboro, N. J., to make dispenso clothing to thooo in need lic Fervantb did not hrive to without their salaries. the Eighteenth amendment is retained or repealed will centrated upon: beer pay the expenses of the town through the borough nurse. Miss It was not only the recipients of this money who were very largely depend on conditions after the beer flood- 1. Every student should he, brought and do away with taxes. Mayor Martha Hansen. the beneficial ie^ but also many others because it helped gates are opened. to feel a definite responsibility for do- Wert advocates a town bar to be ing his best. called "Faulsboro Drinking Empor- .Mrs. Frank S. Curtis thanked the to keep up purchasing power. At present the Wets seem to have the ascendancy, clubwomen for their co-operation in The Krister always hns believed and still believes but among their number are many who practice and 2. Every student should be made ium." Profits from the emporium are expected to make taxes unnec- making the hobby show and lunch- jlhat government is best administered when each party believe in temperance and who would be as quick to to feel the importance of being syse- eon last Friday so successful. Mrs. matic. essary. evenly rrpn\-:i At lied Bank this denounce graft or corruption resulting from the sale of John R. Morris, chairman of music, v cii or almost so. 3. Every student should be made h not the r:i?f * must' the chief exi cutive board of the beer as they have been in denouncing these evils under That could be done without over- announced that the club chorus will : to develop the habit of reviewing the taxing and crippling the beer busi- town is entirely KcpuHu-an. Yet in another sense it , prohibition. Speculation as to what will happen is keen. assist the choir of the Episcopal previous lesson before- beginning ness if cities, towns and villages church at an afternoon concert to cay noi bfen n * mny body because it has not played and it moy well be that before tho end of next week wofk in a new lesson. knew enough to own their own util- politics ;imi ha:- be held Sunday afternoon, April 30. t bff:n narrowly partiFun. At any public opinion will be so firmly formed as to prove the 4. Every student should be made to ities, light, power, etc. But they Mrs. A. E. Russell, legislative T*ite it ri^ervr-s l nf credit for the hifih financial rat- deciding factor in the controversy over whether the na- develop the habit of mentally review- clont know enough—and that'a an- chairman, outlined tho bills before ing of the t ;iin 1 th< L- goc^ for the board of edu- tion is to stay dry or go wet. ing and summarizing paragraphs. other Btory. With gasoline taxes the senate. A letter waB read from cation. 5. Every student should be taught building roads, beer taxea paying the Theater Guild, asking co-opera- Often one hr;n- tl r- ;i.\-ir.-ur or the collector cupped -o-o-o-o-o-o- to see the necessity of locating the municipal expenses, we should be tion today in making its presenta- YOU TOO, Out or prau od on n<'c• iint. of tuxci- being hiph or low, weak points in hU knowledge or living in an age of "liquidity."— tion tonight a success. Both Fitiitudcs art- wnHK. .Neither the a sensor-nor the Service Charges on Bank technique and of making' special ef- New York Journal. fort to strengthen' them. A letter waa read from Mrs. Frank should have this booklet collector ran change i hi- amount of t?ixrs on« iota, re- Accounts Discontinued. Students and jifirents may "well Pratt, district chairman of interna- .-, Ki't-K or anything olsp, It is Eight Out ot Ten- tional relations, In which she com- I The fiction of the directors of The Merohnru^Tnist, think these over. They have proved The Register goes Into eight out '"THREE weeks ago i Ioat my father. Totally ', "tr Hint both of ther^o positions valunbln. plimented the Red Bank club on tho 1 company In discontinuing the monthly clmi-go of5 $1 on of ten homes In the entire Red Bank * unprepared! So that I may never bo BO should be •d h; !•,' •-Miauls, but thf* ret-pon^ibility In u recent study euverhij; t trading area, which has a population tmo pi'ogmm on the subject she had hrlpICBB again, please Ecnd mo your booklet fnr hUrh (• ?.'•• ic..f;- entirely with thr mayor checking accounts of less than $100 strikes a popular opinions of 7,000 students themselves of around 35,000. That's a faet of heard at a meeting earlier in the FUNERAL FACTS." and rr,i;nc '•!t;(l (*" r 'hi' at ion. The assessor ( chord. In tho piping dnys of prosperity such a charge the summary given of (host; opinions interest to advertisers.—Advertise- year, at whjch time she had been a ment. guest. and ihf i' :i' < •!;'•!>• no power to inlluenco mny hnvR beon justified, but In these times when it is PO disclosed that far and jiway UK: chief Such a pathetic request—yet it la only one of such i-i\f. , necessary that almost everyone must "cut corners" any- cause of poor marks in t-rliuul i.s lack many written in a similar voin. And it ia BO tnin of study. Particularly emphatic were )• • ill. rl nut Thry will bo K which reduces living costs is a blessing. unnecessary, lor it ia an easy and a olmplo mat- the boya in making tho acknowledge- it If::, til,: '0 iny people (io a lot it is said tlint one of the chief reasons why the ter to be adequately prepared. nn c ment. Next to lack of t'lmly as a OUl itlid iin^' whi-r ihHr taxeH are ^ ' directors abolished the fiorvicc charge was because nliinv of tnc> factor In poor marks was found "lack Tho booklet FUNERAL FACTS was written raif-u. Oftr-n thi titled, biit on the i depositors had no depicted their money in of attention." We have of ton been for this express purpoBe. Long needed, it forma Other i- 1 it i, -r 'ipn;iU' that c-retht should order to buy stock to reopen the Institution that they told that attention in the :,tuff of the first authontio Information on what to do he i!.\\i n vvl " '1- Por.t furjiet this when would hnvc been subject to the service charge. It was which memory is ninde. Of course when death occurs. Clearly and authoritatively, you yci y<< hv.v- lnrgi- im.sun to feel a gracioim nnri fitting act for the bunk to abolish the there wero other onuses ^tven by WE It covers brieilly all tho necessary steps to be grntif.f'l th iinj: ymr tnwn ha;- been re- service rhiirgp, but in addition to this and to the need of vnry Hmull perconta^ps t-uch as "lack taken in such an emergency. More, too, "it toll» at 11 uHp'>rt:int ihut tills should helping folks to ronporvc their resources in thin time of of interest," tnrdtm^s, ub.v'iuM! and NEVER of tho many things that tho modern funeral outsitlo work. be ] I"! stress thfio me nihei reasons for this action. SAY director is prepared to do to add to tho com- Ont of thr chief onuses of present dny troubles Is Seldom were tho following ,_;ivon— fort r.nd convenience and to lighten tho burden "poor preparation," "h'tek of ability to "NO" ! of the bereaved. hoarding. Much of it has been entirely unjustified and 1 should bo prevented by l;ivv, hut. there hns been nnot her- study,' "too lfng lpssnns," r>U:. United in Hard Times— form of withholding monry from general circulation In the entire annuls i: jr. to be No. matter what (lie circumstances of a FUNERAL FACTS deserves tho attention or whirh dne? not i|p?n-vr condemnation, yet. which in in- noted ihnt thesr pupil.-, w^n: dis- every man and woman upon, whom some day Why Not in Good limes ? posed to put the blanir fur poor family may be, we never deny our service the reaponulbllity of making funeral arrange- jurious to thr- i-tum of pni.tporlty. This Inttcr evil in marks not upon the trachcr or tho ments may fall. A copy should ba kept with r icauprc] by people f humble nicnnfi Ueeping"money nt because of financial conditions. That is a Eveiyoi) tv-.: dvr rt-My as a o pgy nt school orpiuiz-ation, but. upon them- your private papers—readily, available in time :uc, yH l';- t, "I unmixed with unnd thcir n°fne» in order to escape nervier clmrgon. In many Helves. Thlfi I nndency ::IKHV;; ;I g'ood record of which we are proud. of need. • idcr what hns hup ""^lanced those nmniint.q me much more *hnn enough to spirit, to tiny the \oi\M, Now, to say nf |>ii Hunk ibe past i"*lvc '^ino'hal. r.ood:;. This money would be much that lack of Mudy in (h« greatest Those desiring the quality of service we This valuable, interesting booklot is yours for y df tin?, phicc hiiH ;-tu ;-i;'^f'i" in thr kuiU.^ rlrui ;ii iinnio.s mid tho owner:* would cause of poor work \:\ perhaps, true, the asking. And you mny bo certafn that your iu-.ri wr.nv. duo to tho vun »lll"li l^^ dimmer nf physicil Injury; but when it but why there ahotiM hn -~nch mi np- offer will lind that our policies make Wor- request will be held ns confidential and will not COM; Sl 11 1 pnrent l;u:k of study L- a MH>i <• fun- lead to further solicitation. trnij-uiary rioMhi. •n r-n tho other bund ' I " ' nionih \n do^su it t:n» readily be understood dcii's service available—always. W 1V1h o damental query nntl one wJijph par- Hi:Vtr M.lh till I<: I, f iiurjjr.ne and public- * monry dopa noi get into tho bunks. 1 rnt;( and :iehuol people miy wpll be kf)ivi\i ^ v.1ii'i n.> in thr Ilfi-nf P wnuiii rorjuifr n \,i:?t dr:i] of bookkeeping. tvrhaps ii,r Wnrprlno Hirtlulny Party. ml lenM 'fnr^ottf.n. <-xp<-n. r wfuilfl he :o ^ront nn to outwolKh a r.ominunity HK Mm. Crimper ^nydr-i c.f lUviddon's ft. R. MOUNT & SOff K'VIT 1-ltVI | If-') •an i'' r- town h;ive it.- tho return. Hut. jilmnpt f*very liii;tiiief.s lino to perform siiRvicr. runny .n t... whi Corner wim given u FurpriM" birth- MEASIIRIB now ttpa^'ttirif.; ii ,ire unproiltjibic. ,SUeh thin^u urn dono Funeral Directors lnhnMtanta b't. DRV DELEGATES. Mr. Johnson brought suit against Mr. Bennett. Damages for 52,300 were Tiii-y Were Selected at Meeting at April 6th, 7th, 8th. Specials Only! awarded to Mr. Johnson, but Mr. Long Branch. Bennett waa unable to pay. A meeting svas held in St. Luke's j A paper known aa a capias ad Methodist church at Long Branch Batisfaciendum was issued directing: Tuesday ot last week at jvhiob time Sheriff O'Brien to take Merwin Ben- candidates were elected as delegates FANCY nett if he should be found in Mon- to a state convention to vote against mouth county and keep him in. cus-the repeal of the eighteenth amend- SMALL tody so that he mi^ht be brought ment. The meeting was addressed before a justice of the supreme court. by Rev. William Shields, superinten- A writ of this sort is very seldom dent of the Anti-Saloon league. The used. Very few people know that candidates chosen were Dr. Hamil- 5—6-lb. Size SWIFT'S one can still be put in. prison for ton P. Fox of Ocean Grove, Roelkey Fresh debt in Tsew Jersey. The writs used I4. Poulson. of Leonardo, Joseph R. for such imprisonment are of two Weir of Ailenhurst, Fred Germain Fresh Long Island kinds—a capias ad respondem which of Belmar, Samuel Hanson of Free- is issued before trial and n capias hold and Milton T. Kamm of AJ- (\VHOIJI3 or bHANK HALF) ad satisfaciendurn which is issued bury Park. after trial and judgment has been Mrs. Lizzie Height of North Long awarded. The wilts are only issued Branch, who is county president of where- the cause of action is based the Women's Christian Temperance on maliciousness or atrocioiuiausau.lt union, was elected chairjrnan and Mr. and battery. An automobile acci- Poulson secretary of the delegation dent in which a person is injured is Premium Sliced Ham ...lb 24c considered a'\rocious assault and bat- group. tery, maliciousness being imputed . ^—^ . through the negligent operation of CLAM AGAINST HOSPITAL. the automobile causing the accident. On July 27, 1931, the sheriff picked Children of Former Employee Award- 1933 CABANA Strap. up Mr. Bennett and placed him in ed Compensation ot $4,000. (U. S. Pnient IMS121) the county jail as directed, * PT.ort The Monmouth "Memorial hospital Blue Calf, perforated. time later Mr. Rennett took advan- at Long Branch is obliged to pay JSIuo and Gray Stilohinjr. SX 50. tage of the insolvency laws and put to the widow and two minor chil- up a bond for his release. The in- dren of Nathaniel St. Clalr Wickham Either End solvency laws are technical and very 01 Liverpool, England, over $4,000 as LEGS or HIND % Armour's seldom used. Mr. Bennett gave two a result of a decision by Judge Har- Dexter Brand bonds. On one of them his mother ry Truax last week. The award was Loin was the bondsman. The sheriff waa made by John C. Wagner, referee in Sliced not satisfied with this and another the Workman's compensation bureau bond was given for Mr. Bennett's re- at Asbury Park. Wickham died of lease with Kays Morgan, a lawyer blood poisoning as a result of an in- at Asbury Park, aa the bondsman. jury suffered while dragging a large • It'a Spring.. which is another way Mr. Ttannott was thereupon released can across tho kitchen floor of the frum jail nnd dischartfpfl fl.'f fin in- hospitnl In -Tuly, 1930. Each of the of saying yon're due to wear blue. solvent debtor. minor children, William A. and Eliz- ntieth K, will receive 510 per week lb until they reach the age of sixteen. And we're prepared to welcome you NKI.It.X Tin HIUP Kill. Premium Boiled Ham 29c Because of the fact that the sher- tiliiit ami (.i n *-lif(>, Armour's Evaporated Cream
SLICED BREAD 2 for 9c bunch <5h © LIME and FERTILIZER But don't think these are all ! Our large assortment of SPRING BEST QUALITY Peat Moss All Kinds of Foullry Feed SHOES includes Gray, Beige, Brown and Black to complete your Easter Costume and add to your Sport Joys. $4.00 to $8.50. SIRLOIN Baled Shavings ROUND Selling LEHIGH and WILKE5-BAME (AM CUTS) PLYMOUTH COAL Vox Xwraity-fivo Scans. Beef — Fresh Spinach • it>-5< Try a Ton of Thia Red Ash Cod SUCCJ5SSOK TO Little Silver New Jerssy 9 BROAD ST., WHITE SHOE CO. RED BANK, N. J. Paete Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, APRILj;Lj93JL Mr. and Mrs; Howard Smith were urday. They "took In" a "how «nd until the latter part of May or early Belf ord News. stolisn ifriday night. enjoyed dinner at a restaurant, in June. Miss Josephine Kirwan spent Sun- The firemen held a flre drill Sun- A. Warrlngton has moved Into Nell Every Woman f (ThB lUd Bank !Ufffrt«r fi« h* bought day at Union City. day. Hose was tested and dther work In th« ttor« of John O'N«U1, th» servlca Johnson's bungalow, on Moumouth Contractor and Builder •tation of OrvfUa Casltr and Henry Wu- Charles Brown of New Tork was was done. Nearly all the members avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have Wants * termaa'ft waiting toDm.) a week-end vlBitor here. of the company took part In the drill. moved to Atlantio Highlands. to look her best at all times... SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bushman of Mrs. Charles Miller Imd her moth- The Ladles' auxiliary of the flre Warren Scott Is laid up with an at- er from Fair Haven with her oncompany will hold a luncheon tomor- tack of appendicitis. He 1B respond- to (eel at ease and perfectly SCREEN AND STOKM ENCLOSTJEES IStaten Inland ipcnt Sunday with Sunday. row noon at the home of Mrs. George poised. 160 Bridee Avenue, Bed Book, K. J. !I IFranT k YarnalL ing to treatment and an operation SVJopbono B10-M | Mr. and Mrs". Charles Antrim en- Mrs. Dora Schnoor and daughters Jreibott. may not be necessary. MIS-SIMPLICITY* "PLAN YOUR OAROEH* itertained Mr. and Mrs. A. Magarry Emma and Elizabeth and Miss Hel- | Jasper Morrell Is still confined to Created by en Marshall spent Sunday at Morris- the house with knee trouble, hut he Entertained For Daughter. of Orange on Sunday. town, Pennsylvania. ';s steadily improving. Gossard "PLAN your Garten* Is rtereo- | Mr. and Mrs. John Helns and Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Henry of New The Ladles' auxiliary of the flre Mr. and Mre. WlUard Lawyer of | Frank Tarnall spent Saturday at Sunset avenue entertained at a sur- Is the answer. typed advice but always good. A. T Tort spent the week-end with Mr. company IB preparing for a card par- The pull of the plan on paper economizes tuna il\ ew York, and Mrs. Rufus Eaetmond. ty and dance to be hold Friday, April prise birthday party on Saturday TELEPHONE SERVICE and effort and you don't have to I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Antrim at- night for their daughter Inez. There bach straps : tended a surprise party given for Mrs. Ciarence Watson and daugh- 28, at the schoolhouse. flattens tho ab- stop snddenly to figure what to ter Irma of Keansburg spent Sunday Mrs. Edward Prentice, who hafi were games and dancing and refresh- from Red Bank, New Jersey, do or whore to pat this or tatt. Miss Ruth VanNote of Red Bank last ments were served. Those present domen, uplifts with Mr. and Mrs. John Watson. been in poor health several weeks, tho bust, and ... * week. i Mr. and Mrs. Peters of Jersey City had a relapse last week. included Misses Helen and Almg. San- to our New York Office Mr. and Mrs. James Bartholomew born, LO!B Knodel, Helen and Verna controls the IN PLANNING year gardes, the .spent Thursday at Jersey City with ipent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Charles Uebhauser is alowly hips. baek-groonfi Is flret considered Hayes. improving from sickness. Harrison, Inez Lawyer, Mary Burdge, and this means shrubs Trtiitsb ] Mr. Bartholomew's mother, Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Langford and daughter Marjorie Kohl, and George Decker, Let our expert CALL WX-3300 I Harry Bartholomew, who haB been Mrs. Charles Winkelmann, Sr., and Utters show should be set oat first. Marion, Mrs. David Schnoor and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Winkelmann of Bernard Clark, Amory Osborn, Phil- • • • • ick and is now somewhat Improved. Mrs. Stanley Cook and son Albert lip Jiannlne, Jr., Chester Ifarrar, you what Mr. and Mra. Arthur Compton of Union City spent Saturday and Sun- Leigh Millar, Richard DoWltt, Wil- Mis-Simplicity Conservative Accounts Invited. IN YOUR seed order do not spent Thursday at Newark. day with Mi', and Mrs. Charles Win- Hoboken spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wermert, liam Hoffman, Millard Aumack and can do. .iverlook the new rarleties. Mrs. Jane W. Crane. kelmann, Jr. Robert Forbes, Market Letter TJpon Request. & The novelties of this year may Louis Cardner will open a meat Mrs. John McDermofct and Mies Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Austin Clark of Eliz- $3.50 to $10 be standard varieties two or market tomorrow in Mrs. Yard's sephine Kirwan attended the Demo- abeth spent tho week-end at their three years trom now. torn on Railroad avenue. cratic card party held at the home bungalow here.' Tho Red Bank Register travels * * * * * of Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty of Head- The house on Main street occupied over every street In town and ovary Miss Claire Lingo was th© guest of den'a Corner Friday evening. road In the county. Let It carry your F. P. Ristine & Company IF YOU planned yonr garden MIBS Virginia Jerolemon of Leonardo by Mrs. Mary Thickett is being re- message to those who livo on these Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wilson en- painted and otherwise repaired. m Mtmhtn last year, reverse it thl» year If n Monday eveningf. tertained friends from New York thoroughfares.—Advertisement. 17 Broad Street, Ked Bank, N- J. New Ycr\ Stsci Exckan/t It proved successful. ThlB will Little Jack Boyce, flveryear-oldso n give yon a. rotation and the same of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce, re- over the week-end. PAttritefykia Suck Exthang* Ntvt Tori Curl Exduutgt Mr. and Mrs. William Walling and crops won't occupy the Eamo urned home Sunday from tho Long eon of Keyport spent Sunday with Navesink News. BIDS WANTED. ground two years In succession. 3ranch' hospital, where he waa a sur- Mrs. Mary- Dor. The Shrewsbury Townnhip Board of IS Broad Street, New York ..... gical patient for five weeks. He is Education aalct for bills on 40 torn mor* Mrs. Suele Hilllker of New York (The R«d Bank ReBiBt*r can be bought or lei* of RLOVQ coal and 12 tntis more or Philadelphia EUubttfa TOWARDS the end of March. If mproving. spent Saturday here. in Navesink from William Swan at tb« )••• of jj«a coal; to he delivered to tha the weather is -warm, plant some Mrs. Phoebe Johntry, who has been Mrs. Garrett A. Lee and Mrs. Ward poatolBco buildlnz.) fchoolo of the Townnhip by August 1st, radishes and lettuce. If they do on the sick list the pact three weeks K. Jeffers have been visiting Mr. and The Epworth league of the Metho- All coal la to be Hcre«ncri avA free from not freeze yon are a lot ahead. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Donald S. MacLeod of Pitts- dist church will hold its annual ban- dirt, a)at* and fln« coal. WWle In case you lose them the Casler, has returned home. Mrs. burgh. quet next Monday night at Stavas'B Tho trude name end Koological field LATHAM RASPBERRY o cost has not been much. Vere Valleau of Manasquan is visit- restaurant at Port Monniouth. wfiereronl Ji Mined mlwt nfnimpnnj' etch Th«* nn>fit maker h: 3 931 nnd 1032. Our plants arc direct from the introducer Capt. Edward Lee of NEW York bill with complete tinalybih, 13. T. U. etc.. • • * « ng her. and Arthur Poole of East Orange The circulation at the NavfiHink li- of cnnl offered. NURSERY GROWN AND CERTIFIED IF YOU HAVE an open fireplace, Mrs. Orville Casler christened her spent the week-end with Mr. andbrary for March waa 2,406 as com- BMH are.nlHo anked on educational find ''!> V'r 1"C. * 1 '•OH per 1.000. 2.000 for S28.00. 6.000 for 165.00. huoband'8 pleasure launch on Satur- ianlt»rii{i' t-uiti'llet. use oak and save the ashes. Mrs. Garrett A. Lee. pared with 2,239 for the same month Si'orificitt Idim may ho ner-urci on npplU- PEACH AND APPLE TREES Hardwood ashes are an excel- day by breaking: a bottle of cham- The Epworth league of the Metho- ast year. About 5GQ was realized at cation to tlio District i'Uti r. In ca^tt ot r finest we hftvc rvcr frcn and at bottom prices for that Bradc of trees. lent fertiliser and when par- pagne over the bow and giving it the dist church attended an Epworth the card party given recently for the tie bi'li) hutvvecn two or more low bidder* NORWAY MAPLES name of Carol. A party of relatives benefit of the library, A. number ol th« Hoard re*«rve« the ti;;ht >n make ltd We ha • I.fa(!:ifnl >puns. thrifty trees. Prices ranjie frcim $1.00 up. chased are expensive^ league rally at the Freehold Metho- declflion on any bnM« it de^ircn. The FLOWERING CHERRIES BOTH STANDARD AND KEEPING VA- . . * * and friends had a delightful sail on dist church Friday evening. jig-saw puzzles have been given to Jioard rcfscrvcs the right, to reject any and DOUBLE the boat. the library and they are rented out all bidfl. RIETIES and FIMK IJCKIWOOD nt 41.25 find up. INSTEAD of using labels make A meeting of the officers and the AM bide roust he in the hands ot fh« ORNAMENTAL TREES «nd SHRUBS a map of your garden. Indicate Mr. and Mrs. Phil MeGovera of program committee of the Fellow- at a charge of five cents a week. Mrs. DiKtrict Clerk by 8:00 1'. M-, Acrfl 18. ?•'» IIRVC nurserj stock of all kinds for every purpose. the perennials and fill In around Maplewood and Mr. and Mrs. - J. P. ship of Christian Youth was held at Rodney Vaz has donated 42 books 1039* BERBERRY aa low us f 1.00 per 1« nnd J4.0O.per 100. thein with annuals. The map will Kennedy of Arlington spent the the home of Miss Claire Lingo Mon- for girls. YOU CAN' OETA (ilLHUI'Y. niftrirt Clerk. Fmd for cntalosuc or vinit be useful wnen you are planning week-end with Mr. and MrB, Felix day evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. David Collins will en- Kntnr,'n*n. N. J. We pre here every day to n your questions and fill your orders. McGovern. Miss Lingo, Miss Caroline Sherman, (J42) next year's garden. tertain Mr. and Mrs. William Colllna STATE OF NCW JKRSKY • » • * Mr, and MrB. Edward Rowley and Rev. Henry Bowan, Harry Worden, of Jamaica, Long Island, the coming Department of Banking and Insurant*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowley and INSTEAD >, ic i id •- r-n>n of Bko to drink vrith thefr roots have moved from.. Dr. MacConnell's Mrs. James Furves and two chil- of that? You must trust the I--V.M," iit.iHNvol Miirrli 'Jl. I •'•'<. ami 1 morning when it was hit by a motor- house on Walling a'venue to Misa Dot tha BupfJemefit* thereto au*i ;"•-!•< iitnemln- frozn below . dren sailed Friday for Kngland. They tor? thereof, required to he ('irru.licl with cycle driven by Lerey Golden. . Seeley's house on Church street. will not return until September. company that eerves you. before rccelvlttu authuiity to i-tjinmnacM . • • o Mr. and MrB. Ezoklel Carter and bu*in«an; therefore. THE SOIL ta ready to work if ft Dr. MacConnell, who has , been Wesley Horner of Little Silver is Buy Sheffield**, and bo sure. son, Miss Olive Havens and Mrsspendin. g some time In Florida, will making his home with his sister, Mrs. 1. William H. Kelly. V.ntnmV•.->-.,,er of will crumble when squeezed ta Mallnda Lusky of Summit visited return soon and will occupy his Han kin K and InHiirar.ro of t fit .^wiie of the band. Much harm is done by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Havens on Sun- Mary .Stearns. Nt-w J'jr-ey, <\o h..-.'t!,v ,>.;Ufy, tU'. Jhu working the sofl which is we* house on Walling avenue. ' Mrs. Robert E. Quinby of New SHEFFIELD FARMS Miid, Tho Meir-hunta Tm.-t lAmn-uuy of day. ficl R'tnk, X. J., It t1>tly ui') \cr-:>\\y or- and, the hand is the best test A Lenten service will bo held Fri- York is spending a few days at tho Irving- Hoop spent Wednesday at 1 we know. day evening at eight o'clock at St. Teachers' club preparatory to reopen- winy, and /in hutized to imiinur.L ),\ir\ncn New York. Clement's church. On Palm Sunday ing her summer home at Monmouth SeaCecl- an huch In thU Mate. Miss Helen Smitli and Mr. and morning at ten o'clock a service for Jrt witness whereof, I.Jiav^ hrrt-unio sat Hills. G RA D i - A MILK my hand and affixed my ottirial !-tal, at Mrs. Irvine Honp of Belford and rtfisBion of. the palms will be held At a mfifitlng Monday night at the Trenton, thf« tw«?nty-nimh '\uy n! March. Frank and Ralph Pease of Middle- and palms will be distributed. Dur- A- P-i nineteen hundred an-l tliirly-'hrtj*. HONOR BOIX, library it was decided to postpone Phone LonjJ Bhuicb 3400.' town village spent Saturday evening ing Holy Week services will be held the play for the benefit of the library WIIIJAM- H. i;j:n,}\ with Mies Anita Hammeefahr of every evening at eight o'clock. Commissioner of DtrnkinK and I Pupils With Perfect Attendance at Leonardo. Crawford's Corner. Seventeen members of the Chris- Pupils of Crawford's Corner gram- tian Endeavor of the New Mon- Modernize Your Home Now! mar grades who attained perfect at- mouth Baptist church gave a sur- New Monmouth News. tendance records for March are: prise party Friday evening for Miss Adeline Falcone.]' Mary FUBCO. Betty Olive Bennett in celebration of her The ushers' union of the Baptist Stop Thinking That You Laylon. Fannie Sannellienellie., DoriBs SulzroannSulzmann, seventeenth birthday. The guests church entertained the Boy Scouts Geneva WinkoWBk i, .Jenni" "e 'Winkowaki. were Anna Hauaer, Bessie Pentcr- Monday night in the SuKday-Bchool Alexander Gellcrt. John Jacob, Joseph room. -Games, refreshments and "Can't Afford It." MUIcn. Harry Ryder, FFortna n SutphiShl n andd inan, Elizabeth Roberts, Johanna John Winkowski. Withlta, Allison Johnston, Wilson other features Were enjoyed. Primary department—Klirabeth Miller, Roger MacCormac, Fred "Wil- After the prayer meeting tonight We can install Modern Fixtures at a lower Thelma Lone. Anna Millen, Julia Miilen, liamson, Robert Acker, Joseph Hau- at the Baptist church plans will be Virginia Millen; Mary Sannellie. ShirUy scr, Carey Johnson, John Relners, cost than you have ever imagined possible. Stillwell. Bernfce VanDorn. Marie Van. made for revival services which are Dorn, Carmela D'Elena. Cosimo Falcone, Albert Bennett and Joyce, Elaie and to be conducted next week by Rev. Pure Russian Howard LOHE. Frnnk Sannellie. A»her Amy Newman. The evening- was Gordon Brownville of Asbury Park. Schiint-k. Arthur Schenck, Robert Sehenck, Howard Smith. Wnlkcr H. Sutphin, Stan- spent in playing games and refresh- John Walling, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1NERAL Icy Winkonky find Walter Givens. ments were served at midnight. CurtiB Walling, is Improving from OIL Tooth Paste WILLIAM O'BRIEH Olive received many fine gifts. scarletina. 46 BROAD STREET, Joseph Whitney and son Joseph The Ladies' aid society of the Bap- TubeB Eatontown Church Speaker. spent Sunday at Lyndhurst tist church is holding an all-day RED BANK For Plumbing and Heating Rev. A. M. Sherman, S. T. D., will Miss Marjorie Whitney spent Sun- meeting today. This morning was R. B. 355. pieach at the eight o'clock service day with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Curtis spent in sewing. At noon a covered Roofing — Sheet Metal Work of St. Jamns1 Episcopal church of or Jersey City. dish luncheon will be served. The RED BANK SEA BRIGHT ICatontown Sunday. Hi1, will take Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Grcdier of society will hold its regular monthly the place of 'Rev. George H. Harin, Bldgefleld Park spent the week-end meeting in the afternoon. $1.25 Largo Bottlo-24 oz. pastor of the church. with Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Salmon. Fire of unknown origin caused Miss Edna Salmon is confined in damage of about $1,500 to Mrs. PALMOUVE SOAP St. Thomas BAY RUM bed with grip. Ralph Bowman's house on the coun- The Four Aces club had their ty road last Wednesday night. The weekly meeting at the home of Miss blaze was put out by the members 40c Squibb Den'l V.r. 27c Marjorie Whitney last evening. of the Port Monmouth flre company. Soc.Kruschen Salts ..53c 2ScMolleE Misses Martha Schuler, Marjorie Talcum Sutherland and Alma Tarnow mo- A number of the residents of this 1.50--Petrolagar 89c 50c Kolynos Den.Cr. 34c tored to Toms River on Sunday. place attended the funeral Monday with a 75c Jar of The Four Aces club gave a bridge reorning of John H. Ahearri of Bel- MOLLE Shave Cream i I party Friday evening at the home of ford. 25c Feenamint :. 19c 50eBerte Hair Dress. 19c This X-RAY Machine The World Wide guild of the Bap- Both Misa Marjorie Sutherland. The KUests were Misses Ruth and Betty tist church mek at the home of Mrs. 75c Squibb Min'l Oil 59c For 59c 25c Crate's Den. Cr. 20c Collins and Catherine Onttnrmsen of HaroldiMorford last nipht. Atlantic Highlnndo and Martha Schu- At the Baptist church Sunday, ler, Alma Tarnow, Marjorie Whit- morning and evening Kev. Samuel 1.00 Bayer Aspirin ..69c 50e Mennen'3 Sh. Cv. 29c clearlq shows ney and Muriel White of Belford. Johnston will preach sermons- on Mary Scott Mr. and Mrs. William Morrell of "The Three Crosses." 1.50 Maltine Prep's ..98c Rowland 50c Gibson's Sh. Cr. 29c this place and Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Elgrim of Eatontown spent the 1.25 Absorbine Jr. . .83c 50c Williams' Arj. Velva 33c the Perfect Fit week-end at New York. Port Monmouth News. ROUGE Mrs. Fred Smith spent Thursday at j Regularly $1 Asbury Park'. (The Red Bank Resistor can bn bought 35c Energine 29c Now Cut To 50c Eau de Cologne 29c Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brown in Port Monmouth at the BtoreB of Charles spent Saturday at Newark. Meyen and Salvadore Scagllone.) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marvin Twenty-two members of the Ladies' I F.R E SL Perfume Simplex spent Wednesday at New York. auxiliary of the fire company en- POND'S 50c Conti Shampoo 34c A number of chickens owned by joyed a bus trip to New York Sat- CREAMS with $1.00 Box of 1.50KREML 98c COTY FACE POWDER Both 25cJ&J Talc 17c For the dainty Health Shoes LOWER PRICES! 75c Daudet Lipstick 49c 50c Large Tube fiOc Pompeian Cr 47c BaucSet Effective April l«t—price* on Jcddo-High- LJOUHCJ WILLIAMS' CLEANSING that help to keep Ljounq feet X land Coal—pea, nut, stove and egg sizes are Shaving Cream 50c Jergen's Lotion 39c TISSUES f reduced $1.00 per ton. 50c Almond Lotion ..29c Cut 36c To ^ shoes and correct £t are ab- 1.00 Ybry Lipstick ....79c 16c solutely essential to foot-health. When 60c Odorono 47c KOTEX—12's 21c you buy Simplex Hexies.,. you can take 50c Giant Tube correct shoe design for granted . >. and 60c Amolin 54c NEU CARB Venida Naps—12's 17c correct fit is a foregone conclusion when 25c Z. B. T. Talc 19c TOOTH PASTE Modess—12's 19c tliow arc fitted with our TvonderM X-Ray 35c Corylopsis Talcum Our Mary Scott Rowland Machine. —ft. size 19c PriaJ Cleansing Tissues 16c It shows mother and child the exact posi- Feed - Fuel Oil - Hay tion of the child'?, feet in the shoes. There Tooth-Brush Sterilizer is no You can now buy our Lehigh Anthracite j FREE With a 1.00 Bottle of Both For J Goal, nut or stove size at See our complete line of SIMPLEX FLEX1ES . .. I IJSTEgtiNE ton (CMh) a wide variety of atylea, colon and leather*.- $10.50. * SOc Witch Hazel, Pint 1.S0 Renault Wine Tonic 25c Mercurochrome—Applic. Bottle 1.20 Scott's EmulBion ALBERT S. MILLER HANCE & DAVIS \ SOc Rubbing Alcohol —Full Pint 1 lb.Psyllium Seed,Best Gvnulo Blac SUOI58 MTTJBB MT X-BAX Tel 103 .' 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Where Quality Rules. ', WEJRJESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5,1933. HAVE YOU SIGN Perhaps the most important thing confronting you today is to sign your subscription to the preferred stock being offered by The Second National Bank & Trust Co. of Red Bank
• •••'•• • /•••'•• to raise sufficient capital to meet the requirements of the banking department permit- injTthis bank to reopen.
Perhaps never before has a bank been dosed which was in such a good "position to neither principal nor interest is lost or impaired; therefore, no sacrifice is made or hard* carry on. The usual reason, which is lack of cash and liquid assets, is entirely lacking in ship endured. It is merely an agreement to let your money remain undisturbed for a mod- this case. Tlie bank has plenty of money, its assets are unpledged and all the essential re- erate length of time until a recovery in business occurs. As the return on the preferred quirements to perform the usual functions of a bank in a satisfactory manner are available, stock is the same as on a savings account, no loss of income will follow a large subscription and such functions were being performed until the President's Proclamation on March 4th, and we hope you will make your subscription forty or fifty per cent of your account and closing all banks. thereby hasten a return to normal conditions. With improvement in general business re- demption of the preferred stock should not be long deferred. The re-opening requirements, however, took into consideration one condition which had existed in banks quite universally for two years; namely, depreciation in the market THE PREFERRED STOCK WHICH IS BEING OFFERED IS NOT SUBJECT TO value of securities. While depreciation had existed and increased quite constantly it was ANY ASSESSMENT, FINES OR ANY PENALTY WHATEVER SUCH AS APPLIES TO ignored by order of the Comptroller of the Currency, the head of the department of the THE STOCK OWNED BY THE PRESENT STOCKHOLDERS. Government which directs and controls the operation of national banks.
We are informed the issuing of licenses to reopen are based on the most recent re» The plan was approved by officials of the Federal Reserve Bank as the best method port by the National Bank Examiner. This examination was made on Dec. 10, 1932, at to protect depositors' interests, and will, in their opinion, meet the requirements of this which date market values of investments showed depreciations below book values. In ad- banking department'. If for any reason, however, it is not approved by the Comptroller of dition the examiner set up as depreciation what the Directors consider an excessive amount the Currency your subscription will be null and void and cancelled, and your account wilt on secured and unsecured loans as uncollectable. The Board of Directors have gone over remain as if no subscription had been made. • these loans very carefully, and feel that at least 85% are good and will be paid within a reasonable length of time. As a matter of fact $59,000 of these so classed uncollectable Banking facilities are the life-blood of a community. As this bank furnishes three- loans have been paid since date of examination. Notwithstanding this, the Comptroller of quarters of the banking facilities of Red Bank and vicinity, its reopening is vital to tna Currency has demanded as a condition to reopening, the raising of $1,500,000 additional welfare of yourself and friends. Eliminating everything else and looking at it from & capital to protect depositors. Based upon the depreciation in market values of securities purely selfish standpoint, your interest is best protected by subscribing. The greater part and charge off of loans every dollar on deposit is now backed by ninety cents in assets. In of your money will be made available immediately for any useful purpose and interest will— accordance with Examiner's report, $750,000 is required to cover deposits 100 cento on a continue uninterrupted. • dollar and an additional $750,000 to supply additipnal capital. We have endeavored to explain as fully as possible the cause and the remedy and The borrowing requirements of our customers have been very moderate; because of trust it is quite clear. There is no doubt now about reopening this bank; the only' * ' , The principle of the plan we have adopted is not novel or unusual; it has been used We have had wonderful co-operation by the people of Red Bank and vicinity, fo* with various modifications and has been adopted before to correct similar situations. The which we are very grateful, and many calls have been made on depositors by volunteers. . . unusual feature of our plan is, no money is required, just a transfer of part of your present A large number of subscriptions have been made voluntarily by persons calling at the bank. balance; simply a bookkeeping transaction. Another feature we want to emphasize is, If ytm will call at once and sign a subscription it will facilitate the re-opening. The Opening of the Second National Bank and Trust Company of Red Bank is the most im- portant thing that can happen in Monmouth County. It is imperative that every depositor act promptlypromptl . The Second N Bank and Tru Red Bank, N. J. Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5,1933. years ago. She moved to rtumson a bury. The funeral was held yester- Card of ThanltB. Card of Thanks. short white "alter arriving in this day at the Vunllisis funeral liume Seabright Newa. Wfi wish i? th»IlH eywyone who We desire to thanlt all who ex- country and had lived 'there ever at Point Pleasant. waa so kind to UB in our recent be- pressed sympathy tor us during our since. (The Re& Bank Re«lBt«r can b« bought reavement in the death of our hus- recent bereavement. QBITUARYI Si-aljriKlit at tltt atoi-ea of Morril Wels- band and father, M. F. Trimble; espe- Mrs. Timothy HounihaD MODERN FASHION Besides her husband Mrs. Michael- Mrs. Mary Anderson, mun and II. Lcfkowitr.) j cially the nurses and doctors of Moni.- and E'amily. Timothy Hounlhan, sen la survived by a son, Jena Ml- wife of James Anderson' of High- One hundred persona attended a mouth Memorial hospital, our friends —Advertisement. chaelsen of Newark, and two daugh- and neighbors, Harry Posten, Mrs. who conducted a trucking business lands, died suddenly Sunday at the reception given Friday night at the Ward Jeff era and tho Free Masons. ters, Mrs. Erling Monsen, whose age of 42 years. The funeral was Methodist church for Rev. Harry P. It pays to advertise in The Register. DICTATES at Red Bank for more than forty husband is a member of the Rum- Mrs. M. F. Trimble and Children. years, died early last Thursday held this morning at the Church of Folger. Talks were given by Mr. —Advertisement. son police department, and another Our Lady of Perpetual Help and Folger, Rev. Percy R. Comer of -^ i <»• • morning at his home on Bridge ave-1 who lives ln Norway. She also leaves burial by A. M. Posten and Son will Highlands, Rev. William Carhart, Cord of Thanks. ! Rock Gardens and nue of heart trouble after an illness two sisters living in Norway. be made this afternoon at Ardmore, Sr., and Rev. John D. Blair of Little The family of the late John D. ot three weelts. He was 79 years old. Pennsylvania. ' Neebe of Lennox avenue, Rumson, Alpine Plants. The funeral will be held this after- Silver and;Hev. Mr. Meyer of West are deeply grateful for the many ex- He had retired from business sev- noon at 2:30 o'clock at the funeral Long Branch. A recitation was given MOKE THAN 20(1 VARIETIES. eral years ago. pressions of sympathy, the tributes home of-Albert W. Worden on East by Ann Enghoim. of floral offerings and the great as- ] ' Strong field grown clumpe. Mr. Hounihan was born at Staun- Front street with Rev. C. Calvin Fair Haven News. sistance of the Rumson fire depart- I i Reasonably priced. Rock gar- '• i ton, Virginia, and came to this Bec- A meeting of the official board of Colby, pastor of the Rumson Presby- the Methodist church will be held to- ment, the clerfjymen and the funeral ' ' dens built and planted. Eotl- t*on when a young man. In the early terian church, in charge. Burial will ear ago * eDruar> Mrs. Conley was born at Naveslnk delegation from Fair Haven will Members of the committee EfTan. he 1B survived by, two sons, • journey to Inwood, Long Island, to- Edward T. Hounlhan of Shrews-! 6i years ago and was the daughter charge of the Rebeltah lodge enter- of the late Putrick and Anno Cahill morrow to attend a meeting of the ainment held recently at Belmar bury and Timothy R. Hounihan of j women's branch of the missionary Red Bank; a daughter, Mrs. Bryant! McCabe. .After her marriage she re- enjoyed a turkey dinner Saturday sided at Rumson, where she still .societies of the Eastern conference. night at Wilbur Gardner's Log Cab- B. Newcomb of New Brunswick and The Ladies' Eid society will meet MARATHON DANCE owned a summer home. She is sur- in inn at Fortaupeck. In the party two grandchildren, Grace and Har- Friday afternoon at the parsonage. old Hounihan, who lived with him. vived by four children, Lillian G., from Seabright were Mr. and Mrs. Smoke Shop Tavern, Shrewsbury, N. J, '' The funeral was held Monday Arthur F. and Harold J. Conley and Special services will be held every Clarence Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- <;i>I,D bought; will call for same and Starting Thursday and UNDERWEAR. parlors ot R. R. Mount & Son on tertained Miss Mary Boyle and MIK.I my thilly ccntn per pcnnyv.elnht aner Ballon, 38 ccntw The funeral of Walter L. Davis, Roman Catholic church of Spring- for Hcven pillions; no fraction charRes; no prominent churchman, who died on field, officiating. Burial was in Holy •By virtue of im order of the Court of ityn mtlhorlH. Sold by Martin Griffln, an Chancery of New Jertey, mtule on the d;iy hide pendent dealer, corner of Maple ave- Monday of last week, was held last; Scpulcher cemetery. ol the dalu heieof, in *i uibu v.licicm nue nnd Dei'Ken place. lied Bnnk. ' Thursday afternoon ut three o'clock lied Bank Uuililinn and Uian A»somitioit. EXCLUSIVE BitortsweiTr'o! all klndn'~mtidL- at the funeral parlors of R. R. Mrs. Isabella Wallace, a corporal ion of the State of New Jersey, to mfcaHiirement of finest silk and wool IB conwliiiijunl. and Jioc.ih K. Hulsc (wirl- hotiflet siiits S1J.70 nit. Each garment Mount & Son on West Front street. widow of John E. Wallace, died sud- owcr) nnil others are delendnnt*. you arc guaranteed. Tall Mrs. Hiiwxhurnt between The services were to have been held denly Monday night at her home in reiiuired to rippeur and answer the bill of :.:'ni nnd 7:30 P. M., Atlantic Highlands Miudletown village of heart trouble"! Bpid comolninnn'. on or before the fif- rM at his late residence but the change teenth day of May next, "or ltie"wilil bill _ _ _; of place was made because of the ! She was one of the best-known col- will lie taken as confeHsed nKninst you. FOlt 'SALK^turkcyMpKobblerB.- tin key e«K« illness of Mr. Davis's youngest son,! ored residents of that section. Al- The nafd bill la filed to foreclose a cer- and Eai-tcr ral)"bits. '418 Went End ave- tain mortpa^e civen by Einmn HulBe.nnd Folks, just look at these bargains! Compare Thomas. though she had been in poor, health I Joseph K. Htilse. her hu.-bnivl, to Red nue, I.oni: Brut!eh, phone 599-M. The parlors were filled with many for tho past two years she wp$ ap- Hank nuililii.K nnd Loan WAN'i'F.l). pmall f-ite brooder Htove~~chtTaiv the quality! Check the prices! Make this test friends and relatives. . A large dele- parently well Up to the time she was ' corporation of the State of New Jersey, I'hnnp r>S.'l-W.__ 1.nnK^flrnnch. ® ALLSTATE tires are safe 1 n t h (lAKAdK for tent by day, week or month and we'll wager that you agree with our regular gation from the Baptist church, Stricken. She is survived by a son, !"^'||1 I1(}S"'|n "|', (! Hni'ouKh o'/'iSTfiatik^in' tit IS" Hudtion avenue. Phone 28S-M, because'they're lires de- which Mr. Davis had served many Edward W. Wallace, of Middlctown. ! tho County. of" "Monmout' h and State of tlvil Batik. signed for modern speeds customers that—dollar for dollar—your money years as superintendent, was pres- The funeral will be held tomorrow New Jersey; nnd you. Cluni McCuwiiu nnd SALESWOMAN wanted, experienced only v Elfcie HUIBC. are ma.ie defendants bei-aupo need apply. Ladies' and children's wear. •and modern driving con- buys more at a Wagner store. ent. Rev. Edward W. Miller, pastor afternoon at the Methodist church you earh own an undivided riiirt of the ("loldbern'H, '24 Brnnd Htreet, R«d Bank. of the church, conducted the ser- at Rod Hill. Burial in charge of R. limtlp described in fiaiil mnrttrare: nnd you. IDKAL buitdiriB site, nhout twenty acres ditions of all kinds. R. Mount & Son will bo in the grave- Harry MeCouan. are made defendant he. choice faifn land; elevation, fine Joca- On Sale THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY vices. eaiiHe you are, the hufaband of said Clara tion; bi;ook: near state highway, larse The bearers were George W. ynrd of that, church. Hetiowan. rntui frontnee. Bargain nt $100 per acre. Clmndler and Albert W. VanNos- DateJ March 13. 1033. Ray IT. Ktillman. phone Eatontown 17ft. ©ALLSTATE tires are so tnrnd, who represented the church; Mrh. Maitlia A. nendricUson, . HOWAiin s. HI':OINSON. OLD cliinii. rlofte't~^anii~book CB«« •waVtelT TOP HOUND, ' yolicitor n[ t^ornvlainant. Will pay onnh for the right piece*. sound in construction that lk Harry Patterson and Herman Wool- ] wjjow of William F. Hemirickson of 12 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J; Pliono Hcd Bank 2524 or write JBox 14, they are unqualifiedly guar- ley of the John B. Allen shoe store, j pair Haven, diAdictl Sunday morning Red Bank." _ BOTTOM HOUND where Mr. Davis had been employed, at her home of complications. She NOTICE. I'AN.SY mid EnuHrh tlainy plants In full anteed by SEARS and un- and James R. Smock and Walter Notice la hereby Klven thai tire T bloom for Bole. Charles F. White, was HI years old. Surviving her are hip Committee of the Town^hiii of Mid- T>ranch avenue, opposite Foxwood Park, qualifiedly approved by or CROSS RIB ROAST McCuach, who represented the Royal a granddaughter and several nep- illetoivn will receive and opea bids for th Littte Silver.\* _ • Arcanum, of which Mr. Davis was collection of Knrliat^e in the Kn:,t Keam thousands of motorists. hews and nieces. burK Karba^e district, at a meetin.. of FOR SALE, nnin.lV piaiio, flettee and two a member. The funeral was held last night the 'fowi.Mhil) Committee of (he Town*!] chairs. 71 Lake avenue, phone Red Burial was in Fair View ceme- at six o'clock at the funeral parlors oE Middlotown, to be held Thuradny, I'i^^Jli'^Jl^: repairing_ . refininhln—____R an_d tery. of R. R. Mount & Son on West April 13tb, 1033. dock in th FURNITURsferinKE . chnirn caned and rush peat- ® ALLSTATE tires are afternoon. Spccili lie .,1,1 ai.ie.1 Estimates cheerfully given. Work Front street, with Rev. Henry P. by application k Howard W. Knbcrt saving because they will Millard Flllmoro Trimble. Bowen, pastor nf the l''a,i,r Haven to\vin.h]p del I.. for ii nd delivered; firnt-clasB work By order of the Townphip Committee. at the Jowout }>rlce. J, J. Ferrin, 2B In- serve yoa faithfully for Millnrd Filniore Trimble of Belford Methodist Protestant ^ohure'h, in Dated March :;1. l?n:t. htitutc Ptre«t, Vreohold^ phone^^ died in his ninetieth year at tho Long charge. Burial wan made this morn- HOWARD W. nOIIKRTS. LOST, key riiiB with" two* keys. Finde-r thousands of miles, at a p Township Clerk. please return to J. Krldel's Clothing Branch hospital last Friday. He "was ing in Fair View cemetery. f.. 1'ktoUtllUla, tive customers. ViHY BEST pjist 23 years. hew who live at South Amboy. The ALLSTATE CHOPPED ' .Mr. Trimble is survived by his funeral -was held at tit. Mary's ALLSTATE (Companion type/ : widow and eight footer childrcu, the church at New Monniouth Monday ' latter being Mrs. Fred Cook of Point morning and it was largely attended. I Pleasant. Mrs. Nettie Wright of At- Burial was made in Mount Olivet TIRES Ihintlr. Highlands, Mrs. Jnmes Wiston' cemetery. ALLSTATE (.Companion type), each, 93 ; nf Krnn.-burg and' Mrs. Thom:i.s bought ia pairs H-lIi. \ Smith, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. John Mrs. Jennie K. Gllniore 2S>r4.5O....$*.16 28x4.75.... $4.81 29x4.40-11 STAR Glass. J. Crawford Conipton and T. EACH of New Haven, Connecticut, former- 30x4.50.... 4.35 29x5.00.... 5.11 SLICED C ROUND lU'llifitnn Oompton of iiell'ord, Other sizes, to fit ALL cars, at equillr low price* when bouifn The funeral was held at the house . ly of Atlantic Highlands and Leo- in pairs Monday afternoon nnd was conduct- nardo, died Thursday at tho age of STEAIC ed by J. P. Ruler, h lay reader of fj« years. She moved away from At- St. Clement's church. The seivicc of lL'iitic Highlands about fifteen years CROSS COUNTRY Products Are f tho Masonic lodgo was also used and ago. She is survived by her husband and several children. The funeral Pledged to Be the Best Quality SHOULDERS ° a 'niuid from Fort Hancock lired a was held Monday afternoon at tho Unto over the grave. funeral home of A. M. Posten and ib. >Son at Atlantic Highlands. Rev, Motor Oil Batteries [ Mrs. Knuna l'f. Stryker, Thomas Thomas .olliciated and bu- wile of Franklin P. Stryker, former rial was in Bay View cemetery. {(ounulnmn and chief of police of i Red Bank, dropped dead in her homo in 8-tallon qaantlttaM p I at ton o'clock Sunday niorjiing. Death Edward T. l'nnghorn CROSS COUNTRY is the and your old battery 'was attributed to h cerebral hem- o! Highlands died of pneumonia perfect lubricant. Scars pledge Sturdily built CROSS COUN- orrhage. . She bntl been in poor Monday at the Long Branch hos- of its: quality guarantees TRY Batteries you can do. RIB LAMB health for the past' few months but pital in his nineteentli year. He waa pend on to be full of powerj : •hU IOO°S pure Pcnn- had been able to b. , up nnd around. nick only a few days. HIB parents, l Permit No. 554; Sizes for all cars : j s at typi- Mro. iStryker, who was G8 years Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Pangborn, cally low Scars prices. it). old, besides hor butlhand, 1H ntirvlvod rurvive him and he also leaveo BOV« Nationally Advertised Products $dU Exclusively by by a non; ()llver F.'itryknr, and Iwoj eial brothers and ul&ters. The fu- [ilstefp, MIP. Sara)l ilninniell and ' neral will be held at hnlf-pnst two Mrs. Mary Wolcott,,nll of Itctl Kank. j o'clock tomorrow afternoon fit St. HE MOVED io anothw She Wat; born at TUul Hank and had Andrew's church at Highland?. always resided here. town 18 miles away\ But she Mail Orders Accepted at This Store LEGS The funeral wne held yotitr-rilny Mrs. rmncoa .lullnno, .iflprnnnn n\ hrr I.-Jlr Ixmir- wilh Jtcv. ' doesn't let those milesVeparate Dilwnid W. Miller, pnt'tor df.the wife nf John Juliann of Trenton, STORE HOURS: HapliM. (burch, ot wliich ihe bad idtpct Monday at McKlnley hoopltal at her from her old friends. been a lurmher for many Years, In Trenton following nil operation for appendicitis. She was 38 yoava old Open Daily 8:30 lo 5:30 charge. Eugene MfiK'fc fane, "The 1 Kcituliful Jtilc of .Suniowherr." nnd besides her hiinl»ijtid i. ; fliirvlved tiy four cnildren, Mary, Cflrmoia, Jen- I'm only 15c away from the Saturday to 9:00 P. M. The hciuiTS were Paul .Stryker, nlo and Joseph Juliano. Sho io also Irwin Kulphln, Knmutl Cllpprngcr survived l>y I wo brothera, Bruno Tal- old crowd by telephone," she 36 Monmouth St., Red Bunk and Lei; Wlckernliani. Burial In nrlco of lied Bank and Peter Tala- chivrgc of Alljprt W. Wiuden wao In' rlco of Deal Beach. Evergreen nmefcry nt Little Hllver. says. So/'Hov/s everythintf and Mrs. Dorothy M. Ilaggerly, everybody there 1... Any more d, careful buyers read The Register's Class- . SI oil[IlKt A' UK I-IMCII, formerly of Bhrownbury, died nuil- wife ,,f NelM) Mk'lm en of Utllll- (Icnly last Saturday nt tho homo of babies at the Jone6*?".... etc. Slltlllll ly niiillit n! her Immr her parents, Mr. nnd lUr.'i. Frank ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller who • II fir C ; i fl n'iii.•^« of .MnitJH of Avon. .She It; .survived by 27-29 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK W*»U to..cJJ ud the buyer who wants lo buy, BANK REGISTER, APRIL 3, 1933. Page Seventeen rclatiyea. Percy Weaver is Bick at school* on-Munduy after being con- street aft^r spending the winter at IUUDGE TOURNAMENT. his home on Clinton place. Mrs. Vo-fined to her home for several daya New York. pel of Wharton waa a recent p-neat With illness. Miss Helen Walling has returned to Third of Series HiUl ut Shrewsbury : High School Notes of Mrs. W. J. Weaver. The Young People's Boclal club met her home at Rockaway, N. J., after . -, Monday Afternoon. at the home of Mrs. George Rich- a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William F. dale of Phalanx last evening. .Stanhope. *!'h<: i'hircl of a scries of duplicate The Easter vacation of the Red Lincrof t News. Harry C. Langendorf won the first Mr. and Mrs. John ii Cottrcll have bii'k'p tourn.'traf ntn wa;; hfld Mon- Bank public schoolR will bc^in on prize in claco B und Charles Ilowcr rfi'irnpf" from a several months' May day afternoon at. Hie home of Mrs. Monday and continue until the Tues- (The Red B*nk R^ie'ut^r can b« bought of Headdcn's Corner won firm prize iit West Palm Beach, Florida. They CK'lc M;J.-.JH oC Syin more avepue, day following j&uBter. t Llncroft from fcdward Bougbtoa, Jr., in class A at the shoot held Satur- will open their reatauiant here on Hl:n:w-bury. Mrs. Fied Halstcad of 'ho bas fe dsllvccy route.) Jritcrlak' n ari'l Mr;;. Masion acted aa • * * day by the Colt's Neck Holiday Run April 16. Krnefit PiHn is now *?mp'oyed at club at Rusne! Heulitt's farm. Tho Mrs. Frank Cameron of Elizabeth ail r.(!or-. 'Iho n(.xt tournament will At a meeting of the senior claaa ho Willgerodt Brothers' poultry he hfld Monday afternoon. April IT. held last week a banquet committee next shoot will be link! Saturday, has been visiting relative"; hern. farm. April .22. Mlcis Edna Biittnn tax returned Mir I'.-inrifr:; v/rrc MrE. Addl^oti was appointed by Charles Wode- Eugene Layton, Sr., Is entertaining William Molzon returned home on from a visit at Wcbterlelgh, S. 1. Ilowl.uid of Kumvon and Mrs. Mat- • • house, president of the class. The hin Bister, Mm. Mary Elkn Brower r 1 Mrs. DoijaJd Wooifort of Freehold f!,f.',' iju-\i ai' >',lut\<.-vbw:y. Tlun- members of the committee comprise of Bradley Beach, for a wcefi. Thursday from the Monmouth mem- orial hospital, where he wan H pa-was the guest several days last week ITI.MIJ. -.VCM- .Mr.^. Marry C-jrwin ] Donald 1-Iubbarrl chairman, Allen A mentinf of the Ladies' Aid-«o- of Mrs. Margaret Frantzman. und Mi . Ji;i::y Austin of Julb Shoemakor, Bernard Clark, Vivian tient for an Injury to hia arm. cicty will be held at the^ home of Howard I lauser han returned his Cilv. Llnbarger and Olga Hchwonker. Mrn. George Rlchdale of Phalanx to- studies at Wesleyan collrge at Mid- uality at a Saving morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. dletown, Conn., after the spring va- The KChior play of the CIUBH of Mra. Harry C. Langendorf was Keyport News. cation. They I.oft Smhllsht. For more than forty-two years it has been our earnest aim to bring 1033 will be pre-sentpd Thursday and (he winner of 100 chicks disposed of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gill will '. Muni.; Wall of Sen bright had (Th« H>(J Bank IWUtcr can bf bought &SGO Customers "Quality at a Saving." Our quality standard is Friday night H, April 27 and 1!8. on the co-operative plan hy the Lin-in Keyport et the .urts ot Charles Lthn return this week from a winter vaca- u.-bal.il Ijiou^lil. bufure Kecord- CharIeK Wodehounfi will tnkti over croft fire company. Mrn. Langren- •nil J. D. TlaltYy.) tion in Florida. .-dt^r J. S\-.7fnry Mnhi\;iy nf "Excellence" . .'. nothing else will do. That is why it pays to— dorf returned the chicks to the com- 1 the part previously aligned to Mrs. Karl White of "Ujn-ilowne, The con^rc^-y tlon of Calvary Meth- nii on H, cliaiKi of disorderly Jcred Ken yon. Otherwise there will pany so that they might sell them odist church tendered a reception iift. Tlio Wai!.; had around bi1- rind keep the proceeds of the sale. Pa., was the week-end guc,,t of her be no change in the cast. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hoo; <:. last niyht'to Rov. D. Iloo Hanoy, the fr.-l V ;ni'l tliiii was the hu; band's sci.- Shop and Save the "American" Way They were orginally donated to the new pastor of the church. The affair 01. d :>i'l'farance in court, within a company by Harry Sprung. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Bedle have Ruth Adam.i -mln Uinr-rl with B returned from a .several wer-ka' visit was nrranged by the Tialoie class of liiiif-. Alter Hfitenhig to tiic cam musical program at the meeting of Hay Walling, oon of Mr. and Mrs. to West Palm Beach, Florida. the Sunday-school. rv: Mr. liwccnry tul'i Wall he the Art Guild held Monday, Hhe Hairy Walling, In recovering from Louis Rollo in recovering from a ie uhoicn of serving six months 3 25c Gbng several popular aonga and ark't fever. surgical operation.' One of the (|ulc:kest ways to find a il 'ir riiovincr out of town with I.|[lian Sprung:, daughter of Mr. job ia to advertise in The l*l?^is- C cam playrti an accompaniment on a Mr. and Mrs, Samuel M. Davis ter's Want Department.—Advertise- 111: .ilc. ' Uy nlphlfali the couple ukelele. William Hoffman will read and Mrs. Harry Sprung, returned to have returned to their home on First ment had |ffi town. 19 ASCQ Tiny Sifted Peas 2 25c the Hfn Ktory of Window Homer at C bigcans the next meeting of the society. 9 §SC9 Saner Kraut 2 15c • • • The freshman "A" girLs' basketball jar8 team of the hi^h school was judged 15c Glenwood Apple „ Butter 2 25c the winru T of \hn r^rr-nt tournament held at thn r-ich&ol under the direc- bigcan C tion of Mit-R .lean net i c Mat hews, 12J physical training director at the school. Thn last gainc of the tourn- n]S an ament, played la at Friday between Fancy Large Calif. Prunes 3 25c &SCD Bartlett Pears 19c the freshman "A" tf.au: and the Post Toast'ies 7c OSC LLon gg GraiGin Rice "> ?*« 10c sophomore "A" learn, f-ndr-d in a 11- Swans Down Cake Flour Pks 23c 4SW India CCeylo n TeT aV 13c 14 tie score. The championship was Ib tin S y V^ awarded to the freshman team aa Sanka Coffee , • 47c C Cd B bi can they had won their game.-? with high- Fire Sale! Cooked Corned Beef * 15c er scores throughout the tourna- ment Hi-Grade 21c Cheese, Rich, Whole Milk
RIVER PLAZA HONOK UOIX. Inner Coil Spring Gold Seal s ' Pupils With Perfe-t-l Attendance Rec- or ord* Fpr a Month. MATTRESS Macaroni Spaghetti The following pupil:- of the public school had perfect attendance reo- 9c Mueller's orda for March; ,75 or pkgi C Kiri-t iir.d wrjiul Krmlo -HoUr' CaH. Macaroni Spaghetti 3 23 jRirh»ryX Pinker. CtmHe.-ij Dcch, fliuvcf iolc. MJI;*hJill i.ole, Mar- jorie Koletla. c ptbot Tbit'l anrj fa-nth i,-:,t-- Dorif. Con- DINING ROOM Cake Layer Cake over. t*nrnthy tie$c.h. \)orW. Fowler, Helen . <',w\Ayr\i\V. Thclmii Nielwn. R-n!olph 2 Ib KUch«r, Uani«) (ioi daychiti. l'eicr Kuleda*, SUITE Fir^d, Cocoanut Jumbles 21c Delicious Jelly Beans Albert Limlenuru'h, 'itorKfl' Nftt-ermarr, pt j*r Norman Puidy, KenrnKh bnitfen, Orcsto &$C0 Peanut Butter dc lerio. KfBC Snowflake Wafers ^e 17C .00 Sweethome Asstd. Chocolates m 33c /3SCO Fruit Preserves Jar 12c box Rob botlJ Shrewsbury News, j Genuine Walnut Veneer for * Pale Dry Ginger Ale 3 25c Chocolate Easter Eggs ' 3 10c Boy • ° • (The Red B»Mc It*ieiiler cm be bought ! Dustproof construction. • Plus usual bottle deposit. ID Shraw»bury from Rirhard Deakc At tbo postofflce and At Shrevtbtlry Market) M^gi^il!ffli^«^.^M»^^<^>sa^i-^||S^.Y1^ Pkg The seventh riirrlini-;nfthnShrr\vi>- i bury grammar school literary .-socie- Toasted Corn, Flakes ty of the seventh and eighth grades was recently held at the school, Gcorgo Gla^sey presided -over Uie Kellogg's Corn Flakes m^^tlnf;. The mombprs of the EQ- cicty presented a program which jb 19c comprised a. Kiblt reading and Hag AND CRUSH PRICES TO LOWEST LEVELS SINCE THE FOUNDING MCQ Quality Coffee salute by Virginia Graf; current events by Donald Blakeley; quartet, Betty Reynolds-;, Madelyn Erill, Mary OF THIS CITY.,... THESE NEW PRICES GO INTO EFFECT FRIDAY Victor Blend Coffee lb 17c Farrell and Florence tJraf with pi- ano accompaniment by Gloria M. AT 9:00. Cook; a reading" by Helen Marx; bi- FIRE SALE ! tin 23c ography of. Jume.1; Madison by Botty Reynolds; biograph of Thcodoro Carriages and Strollers Roo.sevclL by Madrlyn Brill and a Easily woH1i up to S17.93. Grouped to bo Butter and Egg Department sonj; by the society. sold out at ----- The glrln' Uruy t^am of the gram- mar school ia in the lead in the ath- letic league at the school. The stand- J ing of the four teams in the league are the girls' Gray team captained Richland Butter lb21c by Madeiyn Brill, 40 points; "boys' Gray team captained by Samuel Yor&, 39 points; girls' Red team cap- 27c tained by Joan Eest, 25 points, and EGGS, Gold Seal Fresh boys' Red team captained by James SulHvair, 20 points. Gen. H. C, VanVUet returnt-d to EGGS, Selected Fresh 19c his home on Sycamore avenue on Monday from Florida where he haa WEEKLY SPECIALS IN PASTRY DEPARTMENT at Our been since the first of January. Stew- art VanVUet returned with him. RED BANK (Broad Street) Store: Miss Elinor Woods is convalescing at her home from a rucent illness of RING DOUGHNUTS 19c doz. pneumonia. She returned from .th© Monmouth Memorial Hospital last COCOANUT MARSHMALLOW LAYER CAKE 19c each
Mrs. D. I* Parsons of LitUe Silver entertained th© members of tho Quality Meats—Reasonably Priced Shrewsbury Reading club at her homo on Monday. The spring con- FINEST QUALITY BEEF vention was held at Point Pleasant : yesterday. Prime Del Monte A meeting of the Young People's FIRE SALE! Missionary society will be held at the 1 Church Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock Rib Roast Roast in the Sunday-school room of tho COTTON MATTRESS Presbyterian church. Miss Emma or of m Holmes is in charge of the program. AIX SIZES. Legs Hindquarters Lamb 18c Mr. and Mrs. Krank Borden and ALL TICKINGS. children and Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Eorden returned last week to their homes after Bpendinrr several weeks Fresh Killed at Plnchurst. North Cnrnlinn. f.-'W^^r^.^ ^-Xr, (1) »• 20c Richard Beake, Shrewsbury post- FIRE SALE ! master, la confined to his home with FIRE SALE ! Fnncy, niilk-fcil. (cudrr, delicious. grip. 4-PIECE Mrs. Clyde. Mason Is entertaining Padded LENTEN SUGGESTIONS her father, Mr. Weller. Bed Room Suites Miss Emma Holmes hns as week- Fresh Codfish Boston end guests Mr. and Mr:;. Elliott Ironing Boards in Maple or Walnut StofUct of Grantwood and Norman Veneers. Stofflet of Newark. Steaks 12ic Mackerel Miss Cora Jennings spent tho s wich Sliced week-end at the home of Mrs. P. Sodus Creamed Cottage American or Pimento ««i Boardman of BloomficH], Mrs. Board- th xasxi was the former Miss Ida Price of this place. 15c Alterations aro beintr made on Hen- Cheese ry Obrc'a service station, FIRE SALE ! FIRE SALE ! Freshly Opened Stewing Medium Size Chowder A d/inco will be lirld at the dot. Shrewsbury Athletic club. Combination (in Shell) Mian Helen Sanborn of Sycamore 3-Pc. Solid Maple Clams avenue entertained a number of Metal Bath Oysters friends at her home Sunday night. Stools and Hampers. Sun Parlor Suite There were games, dancing and re- Finest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables frcfihmnnts. Thosp present were Al- Stock! ma and Helen Snnborn, ITclon Har- Itopaok Solid Slicing J.OHISIANA | TINDER CELEHT I GKEKN TENDER riflon, Mary Burdgo, Jne/, Lawyer, CHESTS May GriHRlis, Mny VanNotc, Char- 1Z lotte Ha\ifoj(l, Mmioii Ilnlick, Cath- ''^hfgfig'B'gBgSg*^-.*?'"?- Vir'ai^v*1 Tomatoes Strawberries Hearts Asparagus erine BoutoM, Virginia tfaUer and Ernont Griffltha, Amnry Oabnrn, I'lnl hunrliN Bunch George Decker, Hichnrd Do Witt. Philip .liannino, Frank Loveraldgc!, FIRE SALE ! FIRE SALE ! Millurd AunmeU, Albert' Bloom, Hob* ert irorbes, William Hoffmnn and METAL cmsr ICEBERG ( IlISI' SAVOY LARGE JUICY ChfiHler Farrar. METAL err Mr. and Mra. W. J. Wfiiivfir of BEDS Lettuce Carrots Spinach Grape Fruit Oriole Park dhicrLmn-Ml Mr. and Step-On Cans MIH. Afvin Palon of Now ton IHHI Hunch me, tor Q tfHQ 54 BROAD ST.. RED BANK 164 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH
EXTRA WEEK-END SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY !
BEST CUT BONELESS OP£M ROLLED FLORIDA - AMD THEN) I'RIME RIB SHOULDKR VeaS (Solid Meat)
BEST CUT LEGS of CHUCK MILK-FED Roast 1 Veal Te:ley's htatiunrry i-snrc on | Thr flub was organized in away ofromm b'imc and had a very suc- street, which this op<'nt*tii :i new MH! :irui a hall team in the field for (Prima Steer Beef) ( cessful record. (Snow White) jsportinp good? urp:,r\n\<- nt. nt ; t h i pe MeetingM s of th lclubb- time ws ropro.-ontorl by cue of i !>P ; \vf r<> ,-iolrl ovr-r the Tctley |tore, ing, Alfred Ilca'.ior, William i<'eeney, fittKitcrl Wi fastopt juvcr.ile h^ ;-r-h:iH ir'-mi^ in i in* ; whir-h was llnymonrl Xwrnncy, Amiy Dougherty, BEST CCT section. Th-1 ekib wo.- krow'jj ;I.- ih" • Amnir-iii .- cnmpar.y : 1'jOon <',ordon, Thorn:!.: " ' ' Lean Fresh PRIME Tetirv alhirtic <"lnh. Thr n;"inbrr. I 1 -road n o w J= t a n d F . Games Meade. William Diklinr. Jo p roitK tbV team. pie n; ml .--.hovr. wfTC j were played on a field on Prospect and William XynFinal Slain Shoot Won by K«d Leonardo Bowlers Beat Asburj- Bank Over JLinden POIICR. Park n Club. The Red Bank police pistol team The Howard A. Mallen association RIB VEAL cotiipieted ifs New Jersey P. B. A. i.s free. c (lent. The scores of the. Tiltun-Cuni- o( Leonardo defeated the Anbury If yo-u war.l/ further con oboration riKH;,'in (licy liad lea^'uo schedule last Wednesday af- The truop E linr-up muters' matches follow: Park Republican club bowling team that (rout are in Ihe r.trenm:\ jusfj advantage. Out of :he nin^'jjjaine. ttrnhon by defeating the Linden po- in three games last Thursday nifiht Chops left to pby, -is will ht wi;h com-: .. TILTON DAIRY. Kni h( 1119 HIS 1S."i lice team. The local marksmen have on the Coleman House alleys at Aa- Last Tilonony 1 ctei Kei nan,. PICM-1 panitivrly ea.-y teams. Tiie oilier Horhlii tii'ishnd in fourth place in the league and shivers will play for Wesliicld. !!P.1 I-Hi 1M bury Park. The scores: v dent of the South Oran,~r> Roil a'ld Uiri'i-will be 11,11, iiie riil.iy j.innien, JJ no 'j;..i io^ slanditiH. , • The -,\vo te;,m:. met list Saturday Gun club; William Kraft, William i"\v in :erond |)lai-e. Tin, Illl.ll;. -j^i; i.', i no LEONAllDO. nipii; at Vi'c.-'HiPld and Dip Red Bank Slcan t:ic K:I UIT The Red Bankers collected a total Kovelor.hy ir,3 13i. FRESH Moran. Fled Schickel, membets. and r IMility team,, in addiiion i0 meeting ot 3,117 points. The Linden team Coibell ) '* RIB LAMB Arthur l.uby, a- fn,-id, r-c.n."ii!iue.(l Ihe 'd'aver.--, wiil ha-.-e :o,.j*.i-'H--vthe S63 o;t Wnildol! 1KI 191 M-nuf- wa,, lied "a! . the end of tin' made a score of 1,367. Policeman CHOrPED tbempehT;, a committee .;n insect i'• i y L'iniia! ijovset aiil'r ll'- lit coin- • • TOM? Neil .• : 16" IS?. 130 Ceiircc Clayton made the highest I!cli 103 17.', iOl the Black river just below Hackk- pany. '' 7 j Wilson mark of 2'J'l. Policeman (Jharleij i;r, IGO Mlii-k : -15 7 Hamburger barney. Tiie Fo.slolliee tea*, wliieli is ill ' i\U:La'Z".'~."'.'.'.'".~" Ericltson scored 293 and Policeman Hcrbstcr ..._ .: U0 r 05t t d lh llal Ora b!>in 170 211 Warren MS 1st 3t was no sunri.se expedition. They i; [o^ " " - ° " - S iird pb.ee ha? a gorll cllance of \vin- ' MsimiinR L'cnjamin Pryor mado 288. Lieu- arrived about the middle uf ihe nin^'. All of their i/niainin^' games, I I™1"' !0° 'J0 " ,;ud Conihf;william ^j^ and K1_ tenant Harold Davison turned in a £03 77S 3'.3 rnorning. They noted a generous t c>:nl> ^ represent Allenhurst nine in all. are /iih teams from " ' J^l JTK jii score of -SO and Sergeant James J. ASBUKV PARK. EXTRA SPECIAL IN OUR CUT-RATE supply of water in the stream, but wiii.-h Miey :-huuldAvin a nmjority of Kheedy wa9 not far behind with 283. iti-.. : in it was jUFt a ehnile. less than .-clear. mali-hi--.. / The. scores of the Linden team MalorsVy ..: 1." 1"! 1" GROCERY DEPT. Kornan nippeu a : aimon op- into .,nfi T ,„,„ „.,,,,^ „,,„,,„„ „ , j' , VDUHE I'' 1" =35 I'll- ,i.-ii:.lii-:L-,f,f ,he |<.,,n;F pl,],. members follow: Wagner 2flf>, Tom- the stream. .XuthiiiK happened, ex- Joel US i:i:i -iKd below. M^'nli wa.i conijnled by asvcw.ski 288, ner >:uhan 273, Waoh- W.-ikrsttin IS' I''*' 1 = 1 cept, that the eui; wt-m mi down- ' ' 111 ^ K William S. L'.^dihaw, ;.i'(.|-e;:-iry of burn 26a, Knapp 261. Combcri; Hit 1«'- stream. Kraft tried a piece of worm I'O.VG. Ihe lea-ue. ,jl,es lint include last It. sank about two inches. Tin ><• uas nielli's maicl/'.:: Very Uncertain /' It pays to advertise In Tho Recister. 768 120 8G2 a flash, a fwiil and the m.rui "li:=- V'lsht So,ert,d at .-TAN'UlN!-, C. appealed. Kirnar. tied ai'.,.-:,,: Scllii.,1. T'ii: THAMP. 1 w i. -p.\ An air of uncertainty pie\ail - in salmon e^-p. An eleven-inch native COFFEE A tC'Uin.'iinrnf to iletcrnifije thr Red Bank baseball circles tod i\ as didn't £ivo. the e£g a chanre to c,e! i liiiiy -r./i"n' .'"•;"". MIHUK of the pinq-iion;.' players of the season approaches. Meetln^^aie accustomed to its surroundings. per Ib. tin: I>d Hank hi^h sehool was held Ciiitliii-t', A being held weekly, but little pi OK'<•'•'> rri.fr,..,,,,,;,! is bcinp made by those who aie The Black river is. a 'cuod li.fnnt: • at. tlie cliool 'l.-^t week Harold >-J l.r,l_; seeking to form counts league bet! l'i( rkfiwilK recTived the latinjr of ml Ki..n..| !l1 ie eieht be:l. play- I'.uiy >.- 1,0(1? I I(- is not Iiice'y 'nit- Rccl Rank will ARMOUR'S Moran, a member of the rlilb. and , one' lor » S I'liin XiUby ha\'e never done any iron! ii. It- "''• it tiie winner wa.s i V.-,^ | be represented in the piopoMd Class Cream Cheese jnp. Late-r in the fiay, when :1K- five d, •d by I'.vn on: of lluee pimr;, D New Jersey minni le^^ue, though Evaporated men landed nt the club':' huntuu, I; i a 1 iai nn~ and 1 .mii:: (Irnud Johnny Calandrieilo, local haseball 93 BROAD ST., RED BANK Kellsh, Cream or Pimento-. I Ihe n.'..-; numb, r ot' sanies manager, will attend an or^aniza- prescrye in the vieinity of Jrinia. !'' Large Kraft brought out a trout mil, and "' :. : :r.n;f ','nr)r j.y,,nrr rating. ijtion meeting at Newark tonight. (NEXT TO TOST OFFICE) co,Mi:,c, i; \MI;-;. Cans for JJD and Kernan proeieiled lo cive pia\"'rs a:e enclea\-orini; lo ar- j Calandriello will probably have a AUTO ACCESSOIUF.S, FISHING TACKLE, SFORT1NG GOODS. Jdoran and l.uby a few pointer:- on *n i.iln", A'.rii oilier ::ebool:i, • iinini | semi-pro team in lhc Held sonic- l'""K j time in May. castinK-a trout fly. lor their I ! •: ir 1 •' • ••'••• d .-•':•: i-luli>- in ni-iivitic:--. i'"tn- j Johnny's attempts to form two hour thrir rlToM- vi i r more or li . -. ' • '• ' ::•••• pl-i-.e:: ;,re lo re)ire- VAJTDERBCBQ FAItM TKKMIKH jronnt\- amaleur leapties !ia\-c been ClUm^y. hill It \V;is!l 1 !..!:;-. bttole ' lir.-t I hn and t CREOLE BAMBOO .49 Strawberry or Raspbrrry f V "'^ ' obancUineil after one meeting. they gained conhdrnre ai: 1 :V.r.l. ]l " \t lii pi ;.er,- arc Piiivni ,•. . Kdward Phelan of Keyporf, :ue.- Trout Basket TROUT ROD EGGS The T( .-tilt, cf that brie' In:)...] of i-hnic''i . Thi K of ti• nei-ht •-•*• i crpsor to Joseph R Bennelt in (he 9 FT. Preserves instruction will be ovM.i,' nn the p'ayc t's .or Harold in,il.-I T, ::• j Moniiiouth county basketball league. Special at Doc opening i!a>' of the iioui (-,- ii-11u :-f:i- Ci't'liowir.- :=•. kn'.vil-,..; \\ in in r-.- of LEADERS bus. called a meeting for tomorrow REELS Eon wlien two fellow.. M'.i-aii an.I •'-"• '•'•• 'lent; He i, li,-l,.--: , I, 111.' Inn-,' boivlci-.., made SILKWORM Luby, v.-HV. never bud li: bun; h. i-m • • la- Hoy:: ."• I'.aihara llamrij;; the iiishi ,-t to consider plans for a county ,f three ! amateu'. r league. A Red Bank team before, will be up and ai-mrid i-lt '-o. il. < ;< oi U-. Yanko; Duui:- in-tlelit-:: v will probably be included in the 4Be crack o' dawn. .'.- l.efffr!.. mi:] No. S, J.onis Orand. :h>: floihiei's ;,„,! 1,,'. iira,,,.,., ,-;,-h,oe- RODS—Steel LINE cup members. LTBBY'S SLICED !No doubt thfit: a 11 i1.::1!::-' yomli: \nolher ro:,ti;l will he held ilurim; di l- of U'.e PoMo'lev and Imn,-.-,,, of ALL SIZLS ENAMELKD PJ5.VNA. There will probably be I wo lire- said men who vouit hki to ^o '.\. h- lie ialler part of May at the i-chool. ' he Tiliiill d-iirv l.'ani Winner • of | men'1Pnas lcllleagueuc3s thithiss season, allhoiml ing. b'jt -who do not know anything ;l,i.' carltoi, (iii'jle,. iii-lie'. i ,.'II . l" B season, allhoimb PEACHES iiowler.. in-ikin^- the lr 'l e-i ' ,-o',',. - 1C ! i!- 's not known just \vllii:h one the MOTOR OIL BilOUt it iind hi..-dt:i!" to ;^.V snln. • j!;,.;J/f.(,,; „ ]l]JA IS ,) \tll ^111 IH'r. WE ISSUE FISHING LICENSE. ilel> Bank No. 1 body with expi rl'-nie wh.il V'.-.^ali . single ^aine.', "went- io lHiiican'"ir'd . departnicnt -will joinj . A :!.*,1_ earns . . . Illfl/lmeetini 111 n- r.f 1g Vl A Oo 1**-*!'/f ^ thft i /e^ it >'.t^'.Shor. 1 '*•*/**e . thenien'sn . league Cars for about. They di.n't know Him ymn (;l,^,,(. ( (,un«Sl vlcturiiius in Dart 1 will be held tonight at the Neptune I8-INNING BALLS real fcherman and f].o:i.-m:in IIUI-S Ka.s,-|,iil| MuU-h I '"' nf Uio .Ji'i-:-i'y <.*i-jiT r:il jiowcr and BASEBALL $9.15 to strut his i-tuff and vmild "dhni'ly Hi:hi coiupiuiy. Ihehouye. It is likely that Red Bank OFFICIAL 1 . Knynulc. council of American M* - IR nre (he will be reprcscned nt this meeting. SHOES give the novice a hand. rtver.-ipe^ of the $0.(10 Doz. Each PREM1EB i-'Kiilic;-. of F,P1Ii ! Wun by Clarence Wllctl. Complete— $J..4O Hahwa1.'. Nonnalnij^in brook Ki'n , *t"ht Ccifunl tcinn f• 11- lhc first unit Athletic A pool tovirnament which had been Largest ' brook, 'Siel.-y's pon-l. fntai i::. -d. \v;-i " isii'U']' t lie dirrction nf it:'- new umlor w,-ty for [lie members of At- Asbortcd Patterns Io Order. HOSE Can Park lake, No::.a'.. i I'a.ik l-iki iii-iii,'i-t-r. Murray * V!m:nr, ;i ml it:-. ..i I :: i;. lantic lire company t.ince last De- and Rahway P.aik l-i-.e : !i'.".v i-:int:iin, 1 irn'oti O. t. 1 .\.-.TI:I. 1'lilav !'•!-'•]" :,:_ j ccmher eonchuud at tiie lirehou.se is; k 1 'A•'.Surd u~vd a m \v line-up in the f ti. . Ki-,,,,... ^•- l"i 1!u7 "-,5|at tTolt'.s' Keck Friday ni^lU. Clar- TENNIS TENNIS commistioti. , !i: I fcarm-* and .l;i;]if.-h\]i ^ wnn. \n .29 up , ,, . enee Willett won lirst prize of S,r>. EXTRA SPECIAL IN OUR ' •'" •-('(•{•nd i-iin: i ;q I',;iysidf council hallei the , , r, , , . . RACKETS miiieiei;,! (• , [John Sutjihin won second pn/.e, PRESS I>i:' ii: ,.],! ]j n,, nit., pj.-iy. v.-ilh HIP Jir ;,.'', '' | wllk-ll was $3. Third prize ira.s .-JL" • •••iiil ih.it Hie ram wen; en a hit- la-.t Wnli FRUIT & VEGETABLE DEPT. lh',-,^ '"•" ' land it went to r'hriney f'onnvrr. The :;i... ; j ree wluclnjieneil ;,.M runs, io l-.i-., mil of taking: t I, ! : • • \< 1 1 • 1 , ,,,',', 'll ' ; lomilainent wan la L-har>;e ol n e,,m OPEN EVENINGS. '"' I:.. ! plnf I'-'dlHl'il u, id IHO Dfv: ni" 'ii in the ]T'-w:- 1 I -. inidee consintinp: of Clari.-ni-e U'illel (, 'i'l'iis, William :;iilheii'ind and "1' LARGE BUNCHES GREEN )ar.d., Li ");:'. ( >! r of NEW FLORIDA l»|.-l.||lii-e ili.i ."leor^e Hoey and Janie;: VanMaii-r. ro'itnas l,(.:il:,,-i, 1. .Hi ,.f win m reli- \'.' '••."•. •i I" ! :lenl dr( w kit. ; lf'1 bo |, There were twenty coiupetilors and "" i! a ^'.'id ji' n.iiil i.f ihniisclvc... W cuup: 1 a ! il i r , i < i.; • li) M and ..,,.,, f lll<- each pniil an entry fee of filly cent::. 13-Plate BATTERY V i. -.iii-li :;aiiie with .lame: Inn- ASPARAGUS larger v<-a-], ?i ]•• 1'.', ill .-.ill he played this m. i.th, pitiably ,„, I 111- Illirtl. Jo, 13 MO. GUAKANTEE quart' individual hlr \j'M] >-,. lli,. KelfiM-rl nan, )i.-,.; inln- AVest Ili-rgens Kcnrj;iini7.e. WITH OLD ONE. No. I Ijirge. - 'J'lli Buneh ' "-1 'he Ameri'"in Mpihaines connly ! The Red Hank I.Usons. foiimily r ror. ,i - .;• '.:iin].: i:iship ami Maiis.ner ("'-In uiu' j: he West Rca-rren athh-tie club, an: ; CHAMPION oppi.'i .Mr.',' '•-1' ;i';:•;.'-I,- fw a tftlcd . Uccc. : ne clc Nil lvr, now booking ;:ames for l!n^ emniiv; A-C SPARK • 'or llfl Kew .1, r n • .;.. -\; '' 'season. Anierico llinanco ut 'J'Jtl SPARK PLUGS 1 PLUGS Most of the L I.I 1! '. ,"J -J :: , Uricigc avenue Is the hookiu... m;,,,- GnnrnntMvl 10,0110 Mllos. IH.VS WINS IKIMM, TITI.I-:. ' ; i ,,•; i.vjascr. Thn J.iison:; will he [ulnlei! hy I.KCONDITIONEU. NUVV. LARGE CALIFORNIA Slot k fro: - :hi LU- iltilph M;r.'.:-,ucco. Amerieu Cola I., STBINGLESS v j-r I'r-nciiuM .iiininr ( aplnrif, I lr> 1'oiind ,:".,,. ~,~^ , assistant manapnr and Will am SIMONIZ WHIZ bw,n ' fHU!f>(|-| 1| ; |,:i|,,: "^ ^Jeroni i.s rjiiitain. Inehidoi) ,,n )},,• WAX or POLISH anil GREEN BEANS . i.,;' vnn voster of phiyer.s are Wilhani and KLK1CNEI!. 1', .us f ;tln, 1; i '.>\ a ' . ; is-. • 1'(ttniniek (Ir-roni, Ain'-nro Adon-, REG. $1.00. Duiuilies
t: • • ; 1! ,,, I* p'" i ^"lll Collisilno. Pllilh]! |-)i.);i. (Ki; for ES:I: " ' '• .-l'..imd hi.vii,:: . linmpion hip , ,,, K, \'[ 1 for t 1)1 !•• - i,,.! ia. (icrnni, Jin- Adams, Aineini, C, la, gin;; > ' 'I- ," -.-i. K -. i no men" Thin.-- I i ^f1 Alt" '(•«•• - •- -'.lfilm Caprioni, Ralph Ma;:;u, en ini| • iy i ..in bv i|, (, HIM. i*. vv. 1,1,.MI r j., -,.- , : M :; SOMCO IGNITION PARTS—AH Cars—Cut-Rates. 21.7?.. ; •- 11 i\: t'' : . i ,' • ''•"•' • "' .M.inte Ceroni. . •! Hi. .1 • ot VXW, i ., tin !••• ii, in. d I Til
Jfclnii ••''•/ 1. • l.'-u'. I Hi 'I .1" d iy ,,f !;, I v.-i '-I. Ivm '•", NEW c i THIN-SKINNED JUICY 1he.ni ,'i 'i<•[' t • (iunii-s Mauled lin ' i II.ITI-I" o I V. I'd. hi ..I :!,. , I.i ... of ':••' i e. Moi' i r i •. r,', • .i '.:: FLORIDA I"."-! 1 .I'll.' I-': n'l Iinini I" Illi, ..I,-:- lo..l.: .. . i y !•! f-xar! J < <• )> •'• PENNSYLVANIA OIL White Grapes : no!,,: ;, ..il ,, ,1 • i n.i' muai n loiil .'II!' : lo.' I, lea;:ue ba::el.all tea:n of IV,! ,•,(«„ \ -: '' of .'.' 1. |i,.n | ,,, )eni;:l' i •)' '1 i:il 1 ii' ''"• V. I •;• I-,' ,-:",ln),|o.,, w-,' I el ei ( .. ' o.l , lii'ekmi; lo hook i;aine: wilh fanl. r if the l'i,!,|..f, | .1)5 ORANGES IKKI or •. '• t >: . t - (i. i',, !•'!' rir sellli prole: ::|nnal (eain,. in (In.! ; ec Speelnl nt 1 SI: A I, I.I) O (11. 1b. fine.-' }'-' *A l:i ( V ' ' ln:j,lcln Thi I "'"' lion. The MeCulelieon nine i -. e.iii- In Your Own for i, } ( \-\\wv >••<}' ! N'-w Lit 11.- siUer 'ii-inn. ' '••'• CAN by t.'. in'l |i',.-e.l of playris v.-liu lormei-ly' ,w- 1 : Container. .. i. ' ; A i > ' i' ] Mm r in o:. • .'ie|-vi.-n in the Isii::lem, Mid,lie Allan- ConljiJner I rt>e. f "iia:i\ - i !.' • . :n M , ,ub |.i.,y,.|.. l,rj'.>- , :i M,M,.d :l i- : in- i,'.',, jtic, .New I'lli^laml and Nrw S'l.rJi- ille'n' 11. :* r.y' ii. '•'•y. Oi o! .lOll.illV II,. 1,1 M I.i I'l'ilnsylvania leaj;ui'.- and Hie Sontb- 1 1 IIONKY I1FJVV LAKGE I ': o 1 ' I F.I < '!• 'Ti, ; i; i; i i, r. ' i • v'.-l !• ' , -. ill id'll. !• -.•, .'I iern ;i:,.-oi-ialioii. I'.en Zimnieri-.inu of Fcnrler Flap 29c STRAW SEAT THIN-SKINNED JUICY (fill :-. tr, • i n. |-Ki ]-'.rii!,iin .-Ireel, 1'iil el ,:i,n, |- ||,,- bv la': 1 • ,.|.-,i r, v."e, , , b,,,,,kiiij; manar.er. Fender Guide 9c COVER MELONS v,- i i. 1 ' I if. '••'• .-•-.-•• :• :' n. To-a,. : .- iiti'l Kll: "I.'K COM I' --»•-«>-- - GRAPE FRUIT '1 I,, v v, j;; fj'ir i.i Mill,I)HT (•) -.7, M ,,, t, ]' Si>n Unrii to lirariih. 3 1 1 Koch ffi»_ II.i o !,' ! T. :. !' ' , ill \\u • I ! :,i..|: ffk tnr fift p ,-« Mr.:. Jack Kearnr, wlic of Jack Remington Kleanbore .32 Automatic 98c • • i loi t) > <•• •'• *r ;i y •i ')], ' •l.t !.: id llHM'l Ke.lrn::. well liliowll pli/.e ti,,'lll 1;. f !:(• h : ic};,-.-; In ii.i • •f •(' : iiiau,i|:er, ^ave birth lo a run at 500 Shorts $1.35 .38 Police Positive 79c •I :,,- '.i-il I..-1 ip aie |-.:;l M i. I'M B)iiomin«loi], Jllinois, ln;il. Knlin-ilay. iri'iii!: i ' '' i p.:• *•/•
er have Btarted housekeeping on William N. Potter. Mrs. Potter MIDDI.IiTOWN SCHOOL BOAKU. THE COUNCIL MEETING. Weddings. Mnpln avenue at Red Bank. Mr. Left Estate To named her husband as c::tcutor. Heather is employed at the hard- MTB. Caroline h. ftias o£ Avon iel'L 'itucc New Mt-inlw^rs Ilcgan TUeir High g'diool BO.VB Kce tli« -"Torni Gating—Stout, ware store of Hendrickbon & Apple- Four Daughters her husband, John M. .Siaa, $5,000 in UIJIIPS Mondaj' Mgbt. Fathers" In .SCHBIUII. The marriage of Miss Dorothy gate. a will which tfhe executed a year ago Several boys of'the Grade A civics' aters Gatins, daughter of Mr. and Othere at the wedding besides The ;irinu-j I reorganization meet- last month. .Her house at Hea Girt ing of the board of education of Mid- class attended the meeting of the, Benjamin K. (JatinB of Rum- tliOFe. mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. was bequeathed to her soil, D. Ken- mayor and council of Red Bank n., to Bnyavd Dominick Stout, son Albert S. Northcott, Joseph Heather, Will of George C. Dwight of dlctown township wns held Monday Red Bank is Probated He neth Sias, and another houec at night at the- hoard's, office In the Monday night. They were welcomed Mr. and Mrp. Andrew Varlck M1H3 Vivian Young and Mrs. Mabel Avon was bequeathed to hci" ^on, grammar school building at Leonar- by Councilman Thomas M. Gopnill. out of Kivcrflidf- rlrive in Middln- Northcott. Named Three Sons as Execu- Garrett K. A lot at Kea Gut was do. Jamoj C. Hendrickson waa re- The boyfl will write efieuys on what wn township, took place last week tors and Guardians. bequeathed to another non, J. Paul elected proMiienl and Joseph W. hajipfincd at tho meeting. , Hherry'n at New York, The Gold Smith—Thompson. Sian. The romainder of the estate Thompson w,-i:- re-f-lected vice presi- Recorder W. J. Poulson turned In and Use )om bad bp.fin decorated with l£aH- Mies Mario Louise Smith, daugh- George C. Dwight of Rod Bank waa divided equally between D. dent. The appointment of commit- §2o fn fines which ho had collected r WXWn and feint" and a temporaryter of Mr. and Mr.s. Arthur E. Smith executed his will February n of this Kenneth and Garrett K. tees wa.. deferred. tho pant month. His report thawed tar had been erected at one end of Korth PlainfleR and Gordon M- William R. Donaldson nl Lake- that 33 persons were arrested. Four •fore which the ceremony was pcr- yenr bhortly before his death. He Rev.. Ernest W. Mandf.viilc of Mid- Thompson of Red Bank, were mar- left his entire estate to hiE four wood, who left some property in dletown village, Mrp. Barclay W. •were sent to the county jni!, Seven rmed by the Rev. John K. Murray, ried Saturday at North Plainfield by Monmouth county, executed bis will were diocharged, Twenty were ctor of Holy CroHH church of Rum- daughters, Ruth. Lillian, Eunice and Moffal cf River Pluza and Oliver Rev. J. Y. Brock of Trinity Reformed Lucy Dwight, for their u: c and bene- in 1911. His entire estate waj be- Williams of Nnveiink began their charged with parking automobiles n, who was a^eisted by Moneignor church. Mi:s Doris V. Laing of overtime and two with disorderly f;hac:l J. Lavelle, rector of fSt. Pat- fit until they become of lagal age. Ha queathed to His wife, Louise Don- duties a." member,'; of the board, suc- Plalnflclrl was maid of honor and named his three Bonn, George, Her- aldson, and his daughter, Ella M. ceeding Capt. William E. Dennis of conduct. ck'/j cathedral, and thn Jlev. John Matthew Thompson was his broth- A letter from thf: T^onp Branch Gillifi of the Church of St. Paul bert and David DwJght, aa executors Donaldson, In equal shares. Mrs. Port Monmouth. William W. Swan er's beet man. and guardians for his four daugh- Donaldson was appointed executrix. of Navesink and Albert Johnson of board of commissioners was read REGISTER Apofitlo. thanking tho Red Bank fireman for The bride attended North Plain- ters. When the youngest of the Joseph M. Huber of Locust, a well Leonardo. About fifty spectators Tho bride, a granddaughter of fltld high school and Fairfax hall In daughters reaches the age of 21 the known inlt and color manufacturer, were present and a large floral piece having assisted in putting out a re- i'fi. George Jutioa Waters of Phila- Virginia. Mr. Thompson in an in- estate ie to be Bold and the pro- executed his will last April. His en- was presented to the three new mem- cent fire at Long Branch. Iphia, and of Mr, find Mrs. Joseph titructor of radio engineering at Fort ceeds equally divided among his tire estate was left to his wife, Anna bers. A card on the floral tribute A report a.s to the recent fire de- rands Gatins of Augusta, Georgia, Monmouth. Huber, and he named her and their bore the v/orda, "From your friends partment election was flipd. daughters. The will directed that A letter was received /rom the itercd the room with her fo.thor. $325.83 each be paid to his three son, Hans W. Huber. as executors In Middletown township." nn Empire (,'wn of ivory- The meetings of the board will be Rollo Transit, corporation to the CLASSIFIE EOJ1B. and trustees under the will. iorrd natin, nindp with a bateau Shown Henry II. Fitch of Lonp Branch al- held a?, heretofore on the second effect that the company had reduced ck and with long sleeves puffed to Joseph Hilton of Deul loft all of so named his wife as sole beneficiary Thursday nlj;ht. of each month at the bus fare rates. The letter stated that e elbows, llr/r veil of tulle, ar- hia pernonal property to hia wife, Leonardo grammar school. the company roserved the right to under his will, which was executed increase its fares if this 3eomed ad- rived will] a caji of old hruspulii At Woman's Club Jennie Hilton, in a will which he In 1924. Mrs. Fitch was appointed rose-point lncr, felflll in billowy j'j ' executed a year ago last December. visable later. executrix. C'atlet in Musical Comedy. Mrs. Amy E. Shinn was instructed ds to tn<: rnd off her llong train. Exhibit Held Yesterday The will directed that his wife is to —, .^»^» .. • ADS have the UBC of her husband's two Robert YanBrunt, son of Mr. and to advertise for bids for putting oil rnuff of lilfps of the noon by Executive Board of Rumson Beer Applications. Hoy HIVI fi, from which residences, one at South Orange and Mrs, Irving VanBrunt of Rumson, on dirt atrcctp, in accordance with fiti-ffirnorji f thf* flowers. the Riverview Hospital—Vio- one at Deal, as long as nho lives or The Rumson mayor and council will lake one of the leading- roles specifications prepared by George K. MIE:I Barbara Hope Ovitins was lin Oldest Article. until she re-marrle*. All the rest of will hold a special meeting tonight In the annual musical comedy, "Pat- Allen, 'th'e borough engineer. aid of honor for hr-r : i:itnr. Her thn estate was left in trust'and the to act on beer licenses. Applications tie." to Im presented April 7 by the was nf natf ier-blm: net and An antWjui exhibit was held yester- income Is to be paid to MrE, Hilton have been received from Fred Andre, cadet:, of the Wcnonah military Lodge Card Tarty. ce, will- haieau neeklinr-, nnd long, day afternoon at, the Woman's club at long as she lives or untl'l she re- Frank Meyer, George Trute, Van- academy. This is the concluding ac- A card and bunco party will be II bleeve-4 pullisd to the elbows. It by the executive board of the River;- marries. At the death of Mrs. Hil- Kelst & Hubbard, Thomas Oaked, tivity of the cadets prior to their held Monday night by Onward coun- '.'. embellished with n long sash of view hospital. Mm. Orrin Soulc was ton the residue is to be ° divided Mrs. Margaret Wyckoff, Vallee Ciam- departure for the spring rcce3a. cil Xo. 98, Junior Order United Amer- ffnta. in the numa f-bade and her chairman and wan assisted by the among their children, Alexander E., ican Mechanics, at their lodpe rooms presidents and representatives of all broni and Ellsworth Ludlow for re- •jttrau hat of blue straw was Charles M., Helen. Jerome, Gloria, tail permits, and Otto Strohmcnger, in the Clayton & M. Millar first prize for rugs, remainder was left .to her husband, $261.03 by,the state. on the co-Dperative plan. :d. Kara n M y tit Ulster Ccunly V7 ard Pv. Perkins, Motley Whitman, Gaietl«, dated U00. M !>. 1 h<-ms« Jardir.c of P^d Bank— Bertram RapMyea, • Richard R. r Thomas and Alrxnndor Smith. C,Tie . Bjh'e vbi'-h IJCIOTIKCJ to her irreat- -•r^a^ritran'}lather, John Hf.-Imci'; wallet •-] 'The ceremony wnp followed by a •rtliirh I.elon^G'l in nn (in^citur of hem in inception in the foyer, tho bride and i itiDO; noKj. "The Rcfuta)."1 of ytxr lSlft. "V _ U. L I Mrs. .lardlno woro B Pin mudc from riccea ? - bridegroom fccelvm;; ill & Lower ul 'A ol'l'mnney. fernn and Easter lilios. Mr*. Wellington IVilUnfi of Tinfsn Falls—Cupi-cr- kettles, je^cl box, «haw|, 1 Amonp the guests wnrc Mrs. An- Another Buooessful year has been drew Varick Stouf, Jr., Mrs. Gardner S'!ate», dinner platc«, home-spun L: , etc. added to tho history of Wilkinson, O Stout, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mn T. O. Rowe of Occam*ort—Stra- Gtuldls 4: Company, New .Icreey's Potf*. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Bor-! $™v'" i violin, nuilt over 100 ytars-ot-i. oldest and foremost distributor* of den and Bayard G. Dominick, ' ^ 'c/ I'la'.cB. iilso more than a century high grade foods, and their wonderful organization of MUTUAL STORES Mr. Stout and hin bride sailed ' Mm. H. C. Tilton of Ocoonpflrt — Rush STANDARD BRAND STRICTLY FRESH Saturday on tho Southern Crops fur chair o-An« wil] live at 220 East V'Jth etrcet, New Hrc. Mary Laf^ of (ho best finality meats, frultn, vege- York, nver 100 yenrii oM. =Eor.~ Quilt . 2 Cans v6S for tables, butter, eggs, tea, oonee anil MY. Stout is n member of Ihc Mrs. C. .1. NorrU of He'l 'feaiil.—Quill groceries . . . and always nt tho low- *-ii.fie by a direct dcEccndarr, ot L'jiti biokeraRft firm of Domlr.lck & Dom- Bacon. est prices. * • May we suggest, If you inick, and ts *I)FQ &. member of the ». -. Tony JIunlir.ff of Fair Haven — ii are not yet acquainted with MUTUAI TV-nn* cmbroiderd riccc over 100 years QUALITY, ECONOMY and SEin - r^ock exchange. SWIFT'S SILVERLEAF ICE. that this 69th Anniversary Sail1 KELLOGG'S Large pkg. G.-«<•« nt Re-) Butl.— affords an excellent opportunity to \ 1 - •'••'.' '• -f;.j ;-i ra of flov-^crs o -ci" 150 do so. Sherman—Davlson. ycara old. Mir-s HarrlPl LOUIFC Sherman, .u . r. Mim'iet If n J from ! T55. 1 tnr K. Pfi vi.;on,.Hf*n of Mr. ani 17."* rcluiives and frtccid.s. •;,:.. - itini friimth finely >e;ir.-> u\i\, •\wi\t 5 ove .• 1 r.'O i c«i: s old, mm IT bo\ o*. fei" -00 SALMON or WHITE SUGAR PEACHES PRESERVES Kcv. V. Alvin Langwith, tho pastor, ;r.ar» c!'l. oi'l pnndlr^irVb. I1 ho v.'.rc K POTATOES jiorfuniK"! the ceremony, in a set- riTi sot her frcnt:Kreat-«r*«ii-sranHfathc^ MILK 15 lb. peck Tall No. 1 cans Largo No. 'i'.i cans Largo Z !f>. jar ting of laurel and Teter D'unond of North Ilratn-h. ' CORN I rjfci cans bd Mr.-.. Tbcodoxc Pftrmly of Tintrjn Kails The bride waa given in marriage ^cn'ndleis'ick M !"»0 year* by her father. Miss Mildred Davi- .lrj. haV.B difhen ni'ivc than ^f>0 )Cnr* old. for for :-on, a sifitcr uf !he groom, wa.s niaid tcar>o!, hook*. rA'l (vri^)ipii dueljuir I'i^tyl, Mrs. .GeorKe Linion of Red Bank—Two of lionor nnd Misa Anna Sherman, NO. 3 CAN 2 family dagucrrcotypes. 3 10c .* si.'iter of the bride, was bridea- niaid. 'Die grooni^mcn were Edwin The juripes were Miejt Emma L. S her man, a brother of the bride, Ely of Red-Bank. Mies Martha Hell- DEL MONTE SEEDED or SEEDLESS UNEEDA AIRSHIP BRAND nnd John Sherman of Long Branch, rrman of llumson and Mrt:, Francis SARDINES a cousin of the bride. The bride j Cleveland of Eatontcmn. RAISINS BISCUITS v/as attired in a costume of white I Outing- the Facial hour vocal solos j were rendered by Mr3. Tony Hunt- <-ITpr, with a veil fastened with GOOD OLD nran;_;f blossom;-. She carricci a bo- 1 iny of Fair Haven and Mi.w Mil- DON CARLO BRAND fiuct of white ro>rs. The maid of | drcrt Traut and Mr?. William' Zcrr 8 oz. jar STORE CHEESE iujnor wore yellow organdie and car- nf Runiaon. The hostcH.'jes were Mrs. STUFFED OLIVES Thomas Jardine, Mrs, George Lin- ried yellow roses. The bridesmaid g had a costume of Kile i^iccn OJ- M Chii Hlf ton, Mrs. Christina Hclfrich and K'indio nnd 3he carried yellow TORCF. Mrs, J. A. Blol. QUICK or REGULAR . 20 01. pllg. Lohengrin'a wedding march wns j QUAKER or MOTHER'S OATS played by Mrs. Chestci- Ileiscr of ' UNHTIUSITY I'"rocholfi, who was alt i rod in by a- ; THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY cinth blue crepe. j Mrs. >wls S. Thompson to Speak For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only Following the ceremony there For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only Beforo Association. Idea) Brand CURRANT N. B. C. waa a reception at the home of the Members of the Monmouth County JJiliSEY bride's parents, which was attended branch of the American Association JELLY PRETZELETTES by (he relatives of the newly mar- of University Women arc looking PORK .LOINS IblOc SUNKIST ORANGES i i^d couple. Mrs. Davison waa the forward to the next meeting of the 8 oz. jar 11). 4 r"C recipient of many line gifts, includ- HALF OK WHOLE EXTRA LARGE SIZE ,|,,,.. gt.pm association April 10, when the speak- TOP am) BOTTOM ^ ing cash and silverware. Mr. and 1 15 15 Mrs. Dfivh.on left for a wedding trip er will be Mrs . Lewis S. Thompson, lb «nd upon their return they will start president and founder of the Mon- Prime Round Roast .' | Oc housekeeping in their newly fur- mouth County organization for so- nished hnnin on Ellin street at Frce- cial per vice, Mrs, Thompson is Prime Rib Roast ""• lOc liuM. Mr. Davioon in tho manager member of the Ptate board of con- crtACKBn FLORIDA ORANGES nf a t-toro on South Rtrerf, nf, Free- trol of the depuituient- of iimllLu- 33E3T CUTR 10c hold owned by the American stores tionii nnd riRpnclon and will rpenlc on VANILLA WAFERS FULL or ,1L It J: I|.1; company.* "The Responsibilities of a Now Jer- Prime Chuck Roast ...... m 4 Qc Last week the members of the sey County in the Welfare Field." The meeting* will be- held at the Oarflrlfl -Young Wen's Christian a.i- lb WESTON'S lb. Hocial ion'group of Freehold gave a home of Mrs. H. K. Ackerson, Maple Choice Legs of Lamb ...... "1 Qc complimentary turkey dinner for avenue, Koyport. Tho hostesses for CARAMEL DAINTIES 23c FRESH TENDER PEAS Air. Dnvisoii at the Virginia tea tho afternoon will be Mrs. Herbert Prime Sirloin Steaks -""j-ftffc loom at Anbury Park. Mr. Davison West chairman, Miss Edna Brition, LEGS and RUMPS wns president of the tfroupand rhan- Mrs. .Frederick Bullwjnklo, Mrs. Her- 1 bert Rurrowes, Miss Aver ill Camp- nsrni of the gruup'n basketball team Choice Milk Fed Veal ...... ">• -1 Qc IDEAL BRAND l'RIMUOSE BRAND 2'" 2Se lust year. bell, Mrs, fcUanlpy Cundey, Mrs. Jo- seph Gclger and Mrs, J. H. Hen- driqkson. Choice Loin Lamb Chopa "' PEANUT BUTTER Mixed Chocolates lb. box STRAWBERRIES, Aniwncemenl has boon made nf YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING, I ho ninrringe of Misa Marjorie J. 2 lb. bucket Jar 6p<5( 35 LeMunyon, formerly of Buffalo, and Onc-Mlnufo sllcnco . obKer\cil for Sea Food Specials Arch P. Gnnt of South street. Tho Airship VlciiniB. couple motored to Elkton, Maryland, Bulk Macaroni and on P'ridiiy night, ,March J7, where Tho wceicly meeting of tho Red Fresh Fillet of Haddock ">• thry were married at 11:30 o'clock. Bank young people's Chrudhin nsiso- CiLENSIDK BRAN1I Spaghetti Mr. nnd Mia. Stephen D. .Skakandy ciation of the First Presbyterian (Italian Style) NEW FLORIDA POTATOES oC South alvoot accompanied Miss church *waa held Ifint night in tho so- Fancy Buck Shad ...... "'• APPLE BUTTER Ib LeMunyon nnd Mr, Clant. cial roomf of thn church, purlng 10 oz. jur 6| for gfe W» C Mr. Gnnt,1:i a driver for llio Boro the courflo of tho meeting a one-min- Fresh Halibut Steaks ...... / " 2 " 15° P.ufiaes, Inc., where ha lm:i been em- ute requiem won held for thono who died 6n the Akron and the blimp J-'J, ployed for tlici pant four yearn, llr l!ra .11 & C! is; a !iern:ird pilot ;it, tlic Rod Bank Applications for members nnd lion- Long Island Oysters ...... uuiirr's airport. Misii Li'Munytm Jiaa livi;il irtcmhov.'t romlMK hi wovn fl)ml HIK) Mushroom SAUCE SELECTED TOMATOES in Red Bunk for nbnut two months. nn investigation committee, wnti ap* Large Chowder Clams «»,... WOMAN'S CLUB RUMMAGE SAXK seidel ot 12 ounces'at least ten cents rics could be used. They were iOUB "cabin din," Tnn nioltRt- came to his sicnrRtn'.y on the l'osl.'il THE RISING TIDE! and the cost of a pint bottle, when stretchable both ways, hence stayed eers' profits cstimated to luvu TrlrKr-Mph blnnh- n.nd ih'i ;.Tf,reU.ty It Will Be Held at Bed Bank Tues- bought 'in two-dozen-bottle cases, at in place and gave full scope for ath- been $1,000,000 in New York alone linmv ini;ifjj)t]y there v:z:i y-jmcthln^ ^ day, April 25. least eight cents. letic activities. They could be washed during the past year, while similar •\vron;; wilh that. .OBITUARYl A rummage sala for the benefit of Both these prices are high for what as often as the wearer pleased with- swindles are flourishing in Philadel- But in numn-oufi other canes the tho Woman's club of Red Bank will will not be much more than a soft out losing their elasticity. Within a phia and the West. Fiftnctt mrm- tsuina demanded and innocently paitl drink and,, after the original enthus- single year the new textile has been bera of the gang, according to ;i re- uver for supposed "boolcj," "jewels,1 T. Ely Hutchlnson be held Tuesday, April 25, in the va- iasm over beer's return has spent it- of Shrewsbury avenue died suddenly cant Eisner store on Monrrjouth adopted in 87% of all better-grade cent expose in the New York Herald "rug:.," or "beverages" have ranged at Ills home lost Wednesday from a street, near the railroad station, un- self, cost, undoubtedly will have corsets. Tribune, have been jailed through from $400 to ur, much ,i:-i $30,000. heart attach. He was 79 years old. der the direction of a committee of serious effect, vn consumption. So There was hosiery. Here Lastex efforts of Western Union, yet their The ingenuity with which the He was a former overseer of the which Mrs. John W. Ivins and Mrs. will the facts of restricted areas of was used first for the tops of stock- confederates ar-i still carn/ing on. racketeers work in extraordinary. roods at Hightstown for- several Thomas Voorhia are co-chairmen. sale and the elimination of the ings and men's socks as well. It. Among many prominent business They comb the passenger lists of ev- years and was at another time a Some of the club members will be at saloon. Moreover, a powerful illicit eliminates in m^ny cases the need men mentioned by the Herald Trib- ery outgoing liner for names, discov- councilman there. Mr. Hutchinson the store Monday afternoon, April industry already exists to dispute the for garters, and, -what ia more, its une atf recent victims was Chauncey er the itineraries of its wealthier was in the lumber business and at 24, to receive articles donated for the field with those brewers who are elasticity outlasts tho stockings. The McCormick, Chicago bank director, passentfers, and familiarize them- one time owned bis own saw mill. sale. ^ _ ^ prepared to pay the high beer excise. next step was to make mesh stock- wna pej-suaded by a forged mossagn selves with their prospective victims' This industry is too well organized ings entirely of Lastex, eliminating to hand over $5,925 for "tapestries" special hobbies. Since every man of Services were conducted nt the and has too large a capital stake in home of his daughter, Mrs. Milton Confirmation Services. the possibility of rune. Now Lastex which proved to be cheap ruga. means found on a bassenger Jiat is Cunningham of Hightstown on Sat- its opcnitlions to quit the scene with- is used also for step-ins, slips and In a number of cases an alert sec- likely to he a target for the racket, urday afternoon. Rev. Powell H. Confirmation services will be held out a struggle. It will seek to con- brassieres, in some cases in the form retary has thwarted the racketeers; the steamship and teldgraph com- Norton of the First Baptist church at the Reformed church Sunday tinuf* its cnnltrol over the illicit dis- of delicate dainty panels. [but in most of these instances trap3 panies are urging all travelers to officiated. Interment in charge of night. Members of the church who pensing" agencies—the speakeasies, One trpubleoome thing about hats laid to apprehend the gang have mis- warn their confidential assflatea W. S. Heyer was at Cedar Hill ceme- •will be confirmed are Margaret Ben- blind pigs, roadhouscs and night ia that a store has to keep a large carried. One of the swindlers' most againsit it. There GCCQIOS to bo no tery. Mr. Hutchinson is survived nett, Ella Shaffer, Laura Fazzonc, clubd—either .by force or by under- number of sizes in stock. Also even ignominious failures concerned New- other way to check the swindlers. by his widow, Mrs. Mary H. Hutch- Stanley Ivins, Wilbur Ivlns, Wai- selling- legitimate breweries. It prob- if a woman gets the right size, she comb Car]ton, president of the Wes- inBon; a son, William E., of Hights- ren Bcllis and Joseph FrankFk . Thf"" i 'J ably will succeed in prevailing upon may wear her hair in such a way |tcrn Unlon. Tndr' •-puriou message It pays to advertise in The Rcjrlater, town: three daughters, Mrs. Cun- pastor, Rev. W. Carman Trembath, j muny eating places to ,purchase the that the, hat doesn t fit comfortably. ningham, Mrs. H. H. Mason of Mount will prench on tho subject, "Follow [ illegal "rank" beer, tax freehand Here the new textile offers a unique Holly and Mrs. T>. E. Stevens of Me." Special music will be given by therefore cheap, .to be mixed with product—the sports hat that shapes Scranton, Pennsylvania, and a sister, he- choir. beer, t bus giving the retail itself snugly and automatically to Mrs. Joseph H. Johnes of Hlghts- handlers a higher prollt than they any hend. town. Young: Klle«ns Meet. cniiJd normally expect. And if Con- Many of next .'Reason's bathing Your Favorite Colors in gress fixca the alcoholic content of suits for women will be made of The Young People's Republican beer at too low a figure there still Lastex. As lor sports suits in the Jesse F. Camp. :lub held a business meeting and will be rocnvf^V a'stronger beverage, new textile, a first showing was Funeral services will be hold this supper Monday night at Kruse's pa- which the/iHlqTt>tra!Iic will supply. made recently; tho suit, immediately afternoon for Jesse F. Camp, 37, nt vilion at Highlands. Kenneth Bahrs, A high tax on beer therefore—and it ia put on, rows a little small OR a hib late home on Broad street, Key- president, pave a short talk on "Good three cents a pint Js a high tax— little large—in the shoulders or hips, port. He died on Monday after an Fellowship." Dancing was enjoyed must inevitably cut into consumption for instance—to suit the individual illness of a week from kidney trou- afterward. by discouraging the normal beer figure. Nothing haa been done as ble. He was the son of the late drinker, who simply cannot pay the yet for men's clothes, except uni- James and Elizabeth Camp. Missionary Meeting Tuesday. price, nnd by compelling resort to.il- forms, -where nattiness and durability Mr. Camp was a member of the Tho Women's Foreign missionary licit strong drinlt, which will be count for most. Keyport- first aid squad, a member MATCH I'l.AST BEDS. society of the-'Methodist church will cheaper. Thot:c, have inevitably been Lastex is only a year old, but it of the Junior Order of United Ameri- Little Silver News. the concomitants of oxcise taxes that has been adopted In some 400 fac- can Mechanics and of Liberty hose ! hold its regular business me_etlng at tories for one purpose or another. It SEROTONE April the Critical .Month for Young the home of Mrs, Everett Runyon of vcrgo on the prohibitive or systems company of South Keyport, He is of liquor control that surround has repeatedly been given stiff tests survived by his wife, a daughter (The Itcd Esnh Ketister can be boiiRht I'lunts Under Wnsu. Leroy place next Tuesday night, —stretching thousands of times, boil- in Llltla Silver nt the- Union Ni'u-s Stan.] April 11. drinking with "too many restrictions. Clara, a brother, R. Camp, and a at the depot arc! at Ceorgt; Quackenbush't April is tiie critical month for In the United Kingdom and Dcn- ing, washing with alkaline soaps, sister, Mrs. E. H. Wordcn of Key- The I Tappa Ka™ society met Sat- young plants umiiT glass, and unless Vlslted in Conectlcut. mark, for example, high luxation dur- drying on hot radiators, and other | SEROTONE colors ate rich and port. Rev. \V. F. R. Powell will be urday night at tiie home of Mist ihe grower i:; on his guard, ready to ingenious tortures—and apparently lustrous, with a semi-gloss finish assisted at the services by Rev. C. BUjiervise operarions, heavy losses Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Symington 'ing the porft-war decade has resulted it comes through them al! serene and ' Hennessey and Rev. F. B. Whitaker. Gesine Smack at Seabrrght. the Country Club estates and Mrs.; in a decjded falling off of consump- that gives walls and woodwork Miss Ruth Edwards of Bloomtleld are iikt-iy to follow. April ia also the unruffled. a mellow beauty. The shades of Interment will be at Green Grove lilontb in which tile grower can ex- ! Mary Doherty of Elm plac" e spent lion; in Switzerland moon shining It is usually true that a major new cementery. was a week-end guest of -Mrs. Elliott (he week-end with Mi", and Mrs. lias never been checked, because gov- SEROTONE are soft, so that Borden. pectalinost anytiiing from the weath- development of this sort drives other | cf. Kxlremes in tenipcratui-c are like- D. S. McLean of New Haven, Con- ernment regulations have been too major industries to the wall. But , this interior paint forms a back- The Guild of St. John's church will necticut. severe; in tho Baltic and Scandi- Emll. Schwendler, meet this afternoon at the- parish ly io oerur within sbcirt periods of this one should materially benefit ! ground of quiet loveliness for lime, and iiigh winds may lift sash navian countries smuggling and illicit rather than harm. Any mnnufac- j the appointments of your home, a former resident of Keyport, died house. Mrs. Louise Giles and Mrs. off the frames if they are not fastened Homo from Hospital. distilling continue to llourish despite turer of textile products may adopt Sunday at the age of 77, at the home Deborah Lippincott will be hostesses. down. A few Jiou rs neglect during Mrs. Lester Crawford of River governmental efforts to furnish it, It makes possible new products, ' 13 lovely, modern colors. ,-,. of his daughter, Mrs. E. Tanner of Mrs. A. B. Hildebranut of Branch full sunshine wivli no ventilation of Plaza has returned home from the liquor at what seem reasonable new styles, new uses for textiles. There's a Seroco Point for Brooklyn, where he had made his avenue is a patient at the PJvervicw the frame may cause killing of the Mary Keed maternity hospital at prices, • ' home for several years. Mr. hospital. . . young plants due to exticme lieat. It Highlands. Her new born eon has Such are some of the actualities! Every Purpose Schwendler was for years a tailor at Air. and Mrs. Lawrence Seibert.and is because of these reasons says IC11- i'fcf.cn named Kichard Alan. that must be considers I in estimat-1 THE "CABLE SWINDLE." Seroco Klat l")nlih Paint, gal. Keyport. The funeral was held yes- sons spent Sunday at Chatham with wuod Dougias, Monmoulh County ing the probable consumption of beer terday and interment was in Green Mr. Seibert's mother. Another Racket to Get Easy Money liltill'al Agent, I hat Fomconc Firemen in Quoit Games. for tax purposes. In view of the dif- Seroco Color Varni«h, gal $1.85 Grove cemetery. Ann Wichmann and William Wich- should-be on hand throughout the ficult ies ihoy prcsc.it, I am inclined Is at Work. , mann of Branch avenue are confined The Farmingdale lire company to believe that thn annual.per capita Ecroco Glois Enamel, . gal. day to look after the young plants quoit team, champions of Monmouth Miss Jano Doe, private secretary i Racked hy tht ttron£eat to the house with sickness. arid sash. beer consumption will not for tome to a prosperous business executive j guarantee ever writ tea 1-Ifour Ennmc!—16 colors, . Apply tile* \valt:i' iWrom Current History JR.v Take care shipment coming by a' little at a time until the soil is thor 000 (j'd.lloiiy. Taxed at $7.50 a borrr.J Coir pay-no nioro rhnn flftc-n feature, "Gibriel Over the White muda, where they spent the winter. Louis M. Hacker. and three cents a pint, Congress Mail Orders Accepted at This Store r.House," yesterday morning. The pic- oughly soaked, for it cunnot ahso; li hundred handle thiB personally Misses Rose and Margaret Sacco, large (iiiantities at one time. Soils I Although it ia impossible to con- should not expect a beer excise, to strictly confidential hold shipment ture will be shown at the Carlton twins, gave a birthday party Satur- intact until I return. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday containing a quantity of manure will ; template the repeal of the Eighteenth bring; in more than $240,000,000—in- day night at their home on Branch retain the water for a longer period. : amendment within the very near fu- deed, .$200,000,000 would be nearer "When shortly afterward, a man of this week. avenue. ! ture, the legalization of beer is to tlie mark. It should be remembered, calling himself Carr telephones Miss STORE HOURS: The educators expressed themselves Miss Florence' Campbell • has re- '.'Ventjlalion is very impuriant now. assured that one can hardly claim tun,' that no real saving can be hoped Doe, and later arrives.-with a bulky as well pleased with the film, which turned home from Florida, where There should he some ventilation of nijb-s for the prognostication. Tho for by the contraction of the activi- suitcase, hinting the contents to be Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30 deals with the unemployement situ- she spent three months. tin: frames ;d all tiir.es, even on cool u.ue:>uon therefore arises as to tlv- tios of the Federal Prohibition Bur- liquor or rare smuggled rugs or tap- Saturday to 9:00 P? M. ation, armaments, racketeering, war Richard Clopp was home fur the days. A one or two inch opening will probable effects of this legalization, i'aui; and Co t.-t Guard, for a large pstries. Mif£ Doe—unless she's unusu- debts and other economic questions. week-end from Syracuse university. allow exrrss innu-'Uir in the flames ally wary—hands over the $1,500 to escape and thus aid ia preventing lirct, on unemployment, and second; law-enforcement machinery must The 'story concerns the direct and The regular monthly meeting o, the m balancing the budget cuntliuiu tu cxUt afi long ai; the mnti- Carr vanishes forever. And when forceful action taken by President fire company will be held Friday ilainping-nff of the ymini; scealincs IT Miss IDoe's chief retunia, ^he. i.i np 'transjiLint-.' WIUMI ihe sun shines. j BoLh political parties-—.echoing ibe j ufacturp and pale of spirits remain Hammond, portrayed by Walter Hus- m^ht of this week, rlan.-s for organ- sentiment of all u-afor.ablo persons — illegal. This net figure of $200,000,000] palled to discover that he knows ton, in solving pressing problems: of izing a. baseball team will be dis- O]>QI\ the ''sa:-h to allow the seedlings from a beer tax can be rc-in"'hing about the "shipment," which Plenty of frerh air. Aiweys ventilate ; iigrco that the abolition of the i'a- Kaincd 3 1 the day after he had been • trans- cussed. j ^obn was. "a laudable achievement Kurdcd as comforting in view ut ai' found to consist of ginger ale or formed from a petty, party politician The proceeds from the recent jig- away from the wind. so7t)iei'e may Federal deficit that may be great asj cheap domestic rugs. through an Injury received in an au- saw puzzle party held in the school- not be a cold draft directly on the : and there ia no possible hope for ii.-i plants About four o'clock in the af- revival. Therefore the average j $L',000,DOO,000 >vhen the hscal Despite repeated warnings from tomobile accident, to a statesman house by teachers for the beneiit of ; year stearrsbip lines and telegraph com- 27-29 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. and world leader. His actions are the eigiilh grade Washington trip ternoon, clnsL' I in: fr.imrs lo retain as American wlio in prc-prohibltlon 11032-33 closes. days usually got his drink at a cow] The qiu\< of Con^res.s for new panies, well-to-do Americans by the believed to be guided by the angel fund amounted to 511. The couple muc-h of tin' Milar lunt as possible. score arc falling prey to this insid- Gabriel, who hovers over the White •winning first pl'Ue were Mrs. George Kven tiii'n allow an iiu-h opening un- j veniently located "poor man's club" f revenues U not ended with the re- House, from which the picture de- M. Ruddy and Ralph Hadaway. . der overy o'lior .sash !o permit the will have to resort to other agcn-;ti;rn of beer. 'Those business fore- rives its name. moisture to escape. Condensation on cies, to retitaurants and eating place.s ciisters wlio are scanning the heav- '.he under side of the sash glass is I generally, where he will have to buy ens for a sign should not bo too permissible just aa long ns it does a meal aX the same time, ur to the much iinpre.=ped by the luminosity CONGRATULATIONS. Leonardo News. not form drops. breweries foi bottlod beer to^. be of the new stellar phenomenon. If drunk in tho homo. Perhaps in time it turns only too quickly into a "Coverings for cold' frames arc ad- Kridel's Store Thankful Over lie- we ehall see tne establishment of meteorite they will have their own {Tlie lici Bunk R ister i-iin he boutrhl visable. Glass is cti.'isitiered cold be- opening of Merchants Bank. n Lonminin at the t ortd of FreU Meyera enthusiasm ,to blame. cause it rniliiiH'S both lii'at. and cold beer parlors or taverns of the tort v ni] lli-m Vn-u:} Due to n.n oversight, the name of enetal tUne.) readily. Durim; very cold nights, now existing in Canadian province;-. Kridel's store was omitted in the ad- frost, must bo ki-pt out of (ho frames. •In the near future, however, a lartfe Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson have TIIE HOl'DINI OF TEXTILES vertisement of the business men of Covers of salt hay, :;tra\v manure, retail business in draught beer, moved from New Yurk to their bun- Red Bank in congratulating The burlap or boards'may be used to give existed when" the saloon wan 'tho galow at this place. Cemlensed from Herald Trlliunc Merchants Trust Company on the this extra protivtinn, chief tli.siiunisiiry, will not be possible, | Magazine- by Guvo llambidgo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Forgotson and both bulk consumption and price opening of its bank. Needless to say "Plan now to prepare your plant have rented Harry .Stevenson's house arc iikely to bo affected. j A new product, a lasting elastic Kridel's ia equally as joyful over the and seed bcil soi'.s fur next yenr, 193-1. on Highland avomie. In the heyday of the liquor. Indus- textile culled Lastex, looks like the hank being opened and equally as Thoroughly conipo.scil horse or cow ' The Leonardo Field club will hold i tries about sn.000 persons were em- most important development in the desirous of success for the institu- mnnurr: i.s \cry ni cf-^.saiy for good Hs annual meeting and election of ployed in brewing and malting, So I textile field since tho invention of tion as the rest of Red Bank. The plant, growin;;." Register regreta the oniispjon of tho oilicero tonight ot the flrohomio of Ihe inrroiiise in jobs from this source ril>'on. 'It is one of those, things firm's came in the advertisement. the Brevcnt Park nud Leonardo lire cannot, at best," help greatly in our ' >'ou luuk at »nd don't believe—(he company. OlTKiOlCS l.VSTAI.I.ED, unemployment problam. Moreover ; ^oudini of textile?, Community lire compilflu by You've put off placing your order for o chased a small Chevrolet truck to industry, both in its illegal aspects, dainty pink «;i(in evening ggloves-I The Slgmund Eisn, r company be used for Ctirryin^ ex;ra hose, hat: Kclicluili Lodge. . already rxists. lbose that go halfway UJI a slondnr ) bowling team defeated the Blue and raincoats. Comets in two out of three Red Bank Installation of ollii'C-rs of the TXave- In the ]ir;ii place, the legal brew- feminine arm. And yet they will lit • printed office stationery supplies because you bowling league games last night'. The Mrs. Bessie Cranbrook has re- .sink Kebekali imi^e of Red Bnnk ers' arc still with us, because some any man perfectiy! Houdini could' turned to Brooklyn nfter having waa held la.-t niglu :it the Odd Fcl- brewers have accepted tho mandatmandatee , not have clout- any better, Lastex ! scores; ;mal s ll TO | spent two weeks ivith Mrs. Charles I lows' hull on .Mnnmomli street. Two of Ihe Volstead .-let and nianiiiacturc "' l -"«'l>e '« eliminate many ; thought you could use makeshift methods and JUGMUN'D KISXF.H. Krefcr. near beer. Actually these operates i K,lovo 'J'zl'-4- wlm'h is a godsend to White ..._ _.._ _ IM):: 162 UT. jlKW lin-nibris were taken, in. Miss lhc Brooks „ 1 -i.'i 17t> 175 Mrs. Ixmisc Oberlc is slowly Im- Esther \Viin>t.-in of Hid nank and have been producing real beer all the j ™n»facturer. It also makes it Elffrim _. ivi \n\ 171 provlnx from a [Mekne:=* -which iias time, i»ero!y dc-.'ileoboHziriK thoir possible for a woman to get gloves save money during hard times. Ucrlx-rl lV:.n-n of Atlantic llinli- thnt fit snugly, yet easily. | Hoffman - 171 1^". l'JO kept her confined lo thi; house i-ev- lanils, |;raml v,;iri!,.|i of the Odd I'cl- bevevage to makt it lit the legal re- TuUle 1S1 ^7 Hi eral weeks. quirement of -one-hall of one per Shoes may be slipped off and on loWfl of New Jiv. ey. again without untying the Lastex , Ml PU6 652 cent. To turn out beer v.'ith an al- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kmersnn and The ntliei-ih in.tall.-d were Mrs. lace, A friend of mine lias worn a • " BLUE COMET:'. (5011 Gilbert of Beach Havon .^ppnt coholic content of from L'.Ta per cent Anna V.-ill.-.-m, m;)>]11,-1- of only in one direction and It lost its j would be in a position to furnish rMMt : inn llavisDii, lift suj.jM-.itr.,. of vice /.line- Undoubtedly a cit'iin aniulirit milky liquid, called latex, from the i No. 1'i of lMd P.ank held a hike on b.uve Jiioveil from tile Oi-ean View lubber tree. About. -10',', of the latex ' TIONERY WILL MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION. YOU'LL : iiitaml; Mi.-. (Ins < >i nbi-i jr. in.iilf nf money will bo i:]-,inl in rapitii] :- .nUir'.!:ty urnicr ihc -. M?nf:arrt LiMjlialil j,ave u ""K °f|With ••erlain cliemicals ' puanlian; Mr.-. K'-li-n-a :'.. -n:-i-r. ,li;.. plaul:-, tiio cxpaiudon of h.j causes thh FIND THAT IT JUSTIFIES ITS SMALL COST. CHECK thr ln.t> fl SwirnmihH 1 iv. r, but ho- liiiK de- ! caoutchouc, t luniiiron at her home last I-'niluy. trict d.-piily. Tin. i:i:tn!ihi;; min-ers n:;nlatc in (he iiub- ; and the '' iii. v of tho damp jrriMind were liii- Her guest:' V.T1T Mrs. A\-iliinni were the pre. iiicnt of tlii. Pi 1 mar cqnis oti of j |,cr milk, ami il ia then removed But OVER YOUR WANTS NOW AND ASK US ABOUT PRICES. motor trucks. But U; - hlr to Imilii a ijjT. ThoM: wJio went }Zufd[:c, Mm. D.iDirl l.ruJUiri), Mis lui];:e. and h...- st ,ff. bn wen; are [lately great advancon have been <>r. Hit Like comprk-tU. Mi>. IJMU-^C Bessie Cranbn.'ik and Mrs, Charl.-: mure likely than not to ;;o flow uun - made iin usinj; (he latex itself, open- til they lire m a position more nc-] i,, up cw world cf iiDsuibllities K''efer. ^ciip Issued. g :i D Thf-ln.ft :.Y-i!:-rn, Alice Jy-niiclitinp, luitl:!;,-:-, for Ihr 1 rf\irni^ hin^ of: for rubber. Kmh I'^ii-uM-!, J(.y<-e in,«| .Ma r;nr».l- Lon;; Kn.mii la; I wed; n':i.i.- it:, iiiand and tlie nature (,( n-,p coni- The process of miiUinf; Lasfcx Is j t'lll.l 'I. 1 UlY.t 1 l.iMKCnfflHT, KlMLly iilM )jayuii.-l)t in .-rri]i. Sriinii) i,:;irh- I>iM\tinn 1'iey arc ia meet from illicit, piitcnted nnd closely punnlcd. 15nt ! : Tlir bnaril of cclllratinli will tnnilir els. Jiolleimoil ami lirclnrii and ,.ltli-|- operator:-. We Know How -\(:u-fn;ui, .Man*- Cam illi^n, ifekn one. may i;ness that it is .similar to | Mourn iin• In»«_il liai.ket- city cmpli.yi-i .; ''w'cli: ].ud n, |he In thr .''ecnnd place, we mint not tho mnltlni; of rayon, and II,ot latex ' bull Imm nt tin' Calvary Met lindi:.! aiiniiinl i.f >.,'i,.mo In: i- si)!llt of Ihe [net tint tin; pres- is chemically treated nnd forced w-hurrh tohnui Aj>u] Y.I in iidDni- oi .{ «.^ ent illicit liquor traltie in every sense throuKh minute, holes, coming out A Brlilgf Dinner. To Print tiie tiaiu winninK tile clas.-- "!'>" :tatf conliiinis lo the dclinitiun <,\ ]m eco- as thread, which i:j then chemically Mir; Kl-yr,- I:, Joa(.h ,,t Shrews- cliani;v.nl.:llipip . Tin- 'I'iiilo.-i rla.-s nt Hazlet News. nomic elltel pi i:-r: u. u t! 11 ;' ''-•> enpital; hardened. The next proccbr, is lo buiv nvM ;, l ii r.4 (i ) '..111r• on Sun- L : th'' rlnilch \\\)\ :rlYt: tld: li.nnjurt. i fur plant and eijuqitnent, h U'fii labor, ! take this latex thread and with deft day fmin A:-t.uiy I'ink -.vhf-K .sin- Mi.. I;:I-..-I!., :!. \. y.-in ... , ,,1,-r- Bill Heads, Envelopes, Letterheads, Noteheads, '. .Mr. Altbw:- I'.ile has r.'l Hi In il ' liny:, i av. IIIMM I.II: , jn I,I-I -• c:; them perfection spin around it strands of \lli- tin- ;-u..-t ,,( Ml. ;,!., I '"ii:iM 1,1 1, M- . l-'i .mi :',-:, lii.l i. I,.•:, . tunn-'l !l nin a til], lii 1'.(Tiinid'i. III.- li.uli . {,. "t a road- youlh (Omar Klniyyani's silmie, not I Henrietta I'-!ay,1 Myrtl" Staff'.nl, J-'. I'Uiv. Mi I '!.;'.I' U ill-l'i.-. Ml:-. ,1. |, Mi'iiiber; i.t I-l»i-nlli linn' ci'iiipiiny li.'il, i , Ih ,i|i- I I,)] S'llM'H, JlOll- mine), or as coarse as you n|ea:.e, | 1/mi Harris and llylan M'lorc. l-'lalill'm \\ ' ly. m-i mid Ml -, l-'.!i/,:i- j r njnyi :d H I in k<\V ilinner at l\irir tur- mil' bi'i.lil Ilir |i"lt,t, who that can he stretched exnetly like Display Cards, Etc. bi-'ll \ . y. -IP:. J.'n . t pi i.-.i- \\H:, von I IK.UPO I^rlilas' nigiit, tin- mT;r;ion lii.- l" i I" II :-erv and •K'c wages, j rubber. Hut it has all the character-! by -Mr. J. I--1-.I.- li Wi ijiainl. and tin.- isties, in appearance nnd feels, of cot- Open Extra llnurri. : tn;; Ihe fultirth annivet : nry c[ tin In •ll.-'l' III/' ! /cen-frs '-"ii i-l it i- ':i 1 y Mi . i ;,u i rtt 1 ;.i!n-rl:, tlie ninie. cot-''on or wool or silk or rayon or linen. .1. Karl VanlCenaain, manager of j fininilinK nf t In' crinipany. ln:i';liT t lie I'ituali 1 icli.-iilii.. i i-i i,; iini..-ii:. wi re :;i'rv(-il throw other men | "• ''•'" '"'• dyed,.woven on nny loom, i hi: '.(•hnltc-b'nltcd ttoiu at K.MI j The cbiiral cli-jrirlini'llt nt tin Kcy- tain ihey will lie I by ih,- b - I. . pre.-eni iiminciu J kn't'eil on any knitting uniclilnc. Us I'. :,1^, announce:! that on Friday of |ioil literary '•lllb I? picpallni; tin II.e I'lll ,,f ji";|);.. At li J Ml- : s-'l Mi. Willi.-iin Supl.in ali.l d out- iiml Half a (elasticity is extraordinarily durable; M, : V.I I k fiH'l Kfid/iy Of Il' Xt WCJ-lf 1'lastrr canfata (o hi- j:iv,ti mi 'ipri! it 'ins to he six !t il'iill'b"-:- i-l Ni-w . Ynil; wrii' wei-k- . i a. far in- I In- total ' - '" loni;-wcn ring; it ran be wanhctl, :>. 'r.ii. will '-luiic iit nine ','(•!',.-k at 1-1, whin IIK i-lub will miK with do: i of the mi,, i '•'I'l •••'i'::. .-I A ii.I: IT,- J. l/ilhain and lie ;"r)ity jH con- dried, pressed, heated, cleaned by • hi;•).[ li^'f:i'l of (it tile UMia! time. Mn Clnili-: \V. Mmi : .•>•. lo econiiiJiii' Red Bank Register nny process, \- IYICI Mi i. In :i(l (.1 ,•-', .ill, Ainl.'.y ccriieil. •>':• ..ml :.-,! . .1. . i, K. I,. Jarksn,, lii!..,O|,i.|iw! a iiin;.,! : • • --•--: 11j^ nrn'lum r Wind, ii i-\l, an I," c.\pi,-led in Take the corset Industry. Even ''.'ivi' ichi.'i I'd ).,-:,|. limn ,i % j.,jJ (>l HL-em-y in Hie r.ld |,i.: ti,|i|. i |,|... . revenue (win hi '-' Let m, /lt:;( mi- before the depre,^..;lon it U'd.'l in it flor- Remitter Building, Red Bank, N. J. 'I'n'i 13r: L tnii'inesH in'-etlli^ of the wi!b Mi. and Mi . II. raniere,, I;uui Mime (lint the i ie\v lax Hi, hcer will ry plight, Then this new lasting, l.iyen.' limit club auxiliary of the ..: il I.-....;.. ,-l I" •.'!.- •,,,, ;; • ( In- Ihe |h;ine (I '•'1 in the O'Connor- ebistie lex-tile popped tip. Inime.dl- .nn^ >I;I:. i < • •,. I t.. l.i n. i -,i..| |.i ... i ,,,, 1|.. li .11. .1 .1 J ,1,,'J,,. |,;n-,. „„,!,.,1 Hull liiil >'l Hi,- 1 1 l' -' ' . •.-.-i"M. n.uiifly, .Hel.v it made neiv Kinds of cornets :,-.• in;-lit ,-,t Ih'. linnii- <.f Ml5. Mvl Iir-I, I'a'l., III!'.null 'l'1-i Ki-, ., !• i , ,,, " '" '''I- ' !" ''. V\'i I. |. i'.i hutin: on %';.'.>(! a liarnl o ' tlnee ieni , :, pi,,i. jne sible ami revived the Industry, 'l. 1'luiilU "I 1'inf Uavtu. ytitibini; cuiuimii>.—A'i, 11 Ubijuaiit. ia lii iny IL id. lliia will uuike tlm iclail i:e,.,t oi a The :li|;ht<'.-il, llinwical, tdlklost fab- TIED BANK REGISTER, APPJL 5, 1033.
the Medical Center »t New York, i*AA4*tAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&AAAAAAAAAAAA,AAAAAAAAAi>A/ti*AiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAt Parent-Teachers i« returned home. Miss Mary Newbold Reed is on a trip to Bermuda. MONMOUTH COUNTY' Meet At Rumson A Ford car driven by A. M. Town- GREAT MARKET •P LACE ley of Navesink avenue waa badly Executive Board of County damaged when it hit a tree at the 'Where the Buyer Meets the Seller Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Gents Council Holds Session at corner of Blngham avenue and 1 I^idge road Saturday evening. Mr. rrrrrrrr Home of President, Mrs. David Townley lost control of the car and ARTICLES FOR SALE. I BUSINESS NOTICES. H. Karp. it skidded. He was not hurt. APARTMENTS. RE.\L ESTATE FOR RENT. REALESTATE FOR RENT. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS FARMS for rent, $20 up. Globe Real Services scheduled for last, night IllEBUILT ttcond-hmin water pumps. ~\]sn;v I\.\]':T[:;I; un,i hoor.e p»imi APARTMENT (or rent, furnished. C Rlv- Estate, 25 East Front street, Red Bank. 3TOI1E to let, foot of I!,-oa-l Mlccl, No' Mrs. David H. Karp, president of at Holy Cross church will be held and toi'soil; niude tree wuud, li 17. K-i.,d l,> :,;,•,,. fcdi-ral Kovcrnment; • co:1neetinz mom.',. .Private fcathruum ; bouue, all modern improvements; large fear™ {.iquira A. T. Uorcmua. H [leck- by Father Farron of Eatontown. LOST. Ill-hotter pill.I.;/, fix months old. «• If- Wcht Front street. Bed I inu,rovemeiit«; heat, clr-iri.-ily. n en, uulbuilrilnizizs inn th e beaet of condid - the flrnt executive board meeting PB^ pla^o. or iieontr,. Preparations are being made for tiio ArthuAhr BryanB , PortaupeckPrtk , hphone lrW O HO L'SKST^T.'a ^i~. ~ i~ ~^~^ ~n under the new administration last- Ilh *^5R6J ' n t the reopening of tho Runi3on house room., three t.ln.-ks fr.jm railroad, hlzh week at her home, "Shady Maples," FOR RENT, eix-rooEO house, eteam heat, cliool; cnolcc Ici'iiii.jii; .ill Imr.LovcMlcnU. on' Waterman avenue. on the RuniEon road. a)) improvement*) Earujre; near achool. Mr. and Mrs. Haley Ffeke of 6 5 Willow Btrcct. phone Red Bank 466-J. Mrs. Louis Shapiro of Long Branch Buena Vista avenue arc expected SIX ROOMS, all cniTvcnlpnceB. *ipwly "dpc- IAI> "of~iir. was nahicd tlrat vice president, Mrs. home this week from a Eojourn in matcil: beautiful wood burning fire- ravrc; all c i) Wharf nvenuc. Kcd H;tjiV,. ph Michael A. Viracola of Long Branch .pliKe; iri'ist bt seen to nt appreciated. 1 Bermuda. H20 Paver road. Inquire Owner. 18 Oak second vice president ana Mrs. Kd- •J I APARTMENT of three, lmic. The annual congregational meet- looms, hall and l,iuhroo.m, with heat, plncr. Faff Ifnvrn, phone 2473, Red Bank. _ Bar W. Brady of Spring Lake third to rent : one minute from TBilroad am! hue. ing of the Presbyterian church will ''OR RENT, lou vice president. Kent *20 month. .Mm. Lydla M. ismilli, hi: held tonight. Trustees and elders SIX-ROOM bouse at 15 Idveraide ave- Chairmen of standing committees Mlddletown. phone 2 will be elected and reports from the TWO-ROOM tment for vent, fur- nue, newly furnished: General Elec- elected for two-year terms were various departments will be read. nished; third house {torn GJpbo hotel. tric refrigerator; hot water heat; one- rajfe; beautlfnJIv furni.-ihprj, ovciion'kina- Mrs. Thomas H. Irwin, department r t rcct c( The Ladies' aid society will elect of- Address 36 EantL_F. Oii ._£! ._~ L Bank. car garage. Inquire Carl J. Dlott, ri^er; $f»5 rer month. Frank Is'. Lawis, of extension; Mra. Michael A. Vira- FOUR-KOOM anartment; bath, i;nn rarce. 123 Weat Front itrect, phone lied 46 Monmouth stiCPt. Rctl Bank. ficers this afternoon. cola, publicity, Mrs. n. a DeNyse, Bank 678. ^OUR-nOOM house in Fi^H7^n7~^n7 Representatives of church, frater- redttred t.» "LI'i; nil imi.rovemrnt:-; on membership; Mrs. A. D. Schmitt, ms line; newly tuba, ont- •a. A. D. Schmitt UN'VUUNISHEP, Immediately; new UD-to- quake suffererB. The card party will itely or in rruuv:,. J»n Wllliara%. | AI'AKTMGNT for t :"7ive " o and ilKte tj'iie bungaluiv. «ix too ma. every ar jrara-e. Airo r:-!^T.- -• -—,— ¥, r rlitgo nnd barkzammnn itii'llu. C3 IU»r- I bathbh; al ll imnrovoroentni . A . CitaiellaCitar , mrnlei n imiiro vcmrnt; uara^e; open Grc- r'andevjer. -10 ]jr;irwii HVUSUC. lied DoJlk tiAny 8 1 6 h 1 \J: MIPB Emily Pcarsall, summer round- bunco party at the Oceanic library. j,ur<*«sed; al.D Ea?v. ABU and Thor. l CHICKS, lOe: Batted Plymouth ly^^'iV-'?...^"",?^. ?!! ^* *. 7 3 Monmouth itrtct. IUi-1 Bank. [ilaru. Ideal location, corner Fair Haven if.Ui"-Fair ban kj-Moi»e wa- road anil M^Carter avnnue. rteanonable. up; Mra. Mack Lewin, and rccrca- Tu.lin^. 16 Honmou.h .treet, „*,„. Red !,,'^ ^"ad^'^Ton' tnm. WA 1 THRf-E-ROOM eparlmont, .team htiated, !Tjih,fHt.r Both events will take place the same lyslrrr • • Mra. Wllkini, phons 2567-W. Red ; in C Jf Yl u UDU bath; alan l improvcDientaimprove mem a:; liai ye IUUIH". V, ' •• i>«m», fii^ni Urge porch, ynraae ii'ta'-hcd ' fion, Mrs. E. \V. Braly. The depart- night. The date will be decided upon ••».!; fu """' " -'- - ? -™" »«' »> many =s PIUDIU let,tiairinaa . ltr»laencellroidence,. MiMtdJletownd Jleton, jj| eu >'at|Onal Gr 1 f)c and $1 Pto J Aiiartmont". comer Wallaen nnd ! B»i_nk. ...__ ;75 por montli. FIMUI, II. La ment of education and home service, at the meeting. At the card party stove and fueplaie Irnstha; delivered, 47 Broad iitreet. lied Bank. i»hono 2fiMi. ' f- - i'l»une Mlildletowj. 6fi. Plumblna. Sprins niseis. Phone 2Ut<5. Red _ HanV.. | HOUSTB "HUNTINtY? If to, lat mt belp ttonrnouth ptrcnt, R«d Ii;nl.. J5.00 per load; }10 per cord. Pelo Pcttl- with Mrs. Louis Shapiro as director, ct jou. L have many tlitlnjiH of bouB«a fo. pupils of the Rumson high school, & Wall Btreet, Red Dank. WAS»&n~ repairing any ' make,' apeculUla flkVV ' ! APARTMENT at Kunifion. four joornj. all rhone. improvement-; enclosed porrh; "fill 'ico •ent -n tied Bank am) vicinity. Kcaaon- cnts: ( will have the following sub-divisions: under the direction of Miss Eliza- KctMBaiilt S6J3J. In Maytag, Ea«y. A. B. C. and Tho-. improv nscd jmn'h. Hcllnnd )d condition. L- Kerber. 203 orale to milt tenant; Sis. fjilton Iln-k. iblo rents. \V. T. Parker, 54-56 Broad ootlnoi H- ninwc: sha>Jcrj and parent education, Mrs. Shapiro; imacc. beth Connolly, will present "hit" avenue, IEed Bank. Phone I nKent. 3 Mechanic street. i»houe 101". lied itre«t. Red JJank. phone 3322. ecii; nr.e-fiir i i ;r. K. A. i,Y per month. Apyly Mis. James block ut school and bu:-. on Leon- SO\> AND I'AS'JUKt; coori juiFtiirc Hfter waiter; central location. Hudson House, nrdvirie vowl, Mrs. Frank B. Cornell. "' Coyle's Keiuiels. Nutowamy road, obone 30 Jlcchanlu uticct, Kcti J ley, 69 Neptuna avenue. Dual. onarrfo, N. ./.; nil !JTI- I nt: ^ood f-qd at mty TIP. H. T. \?,\_ IIud.-m avenue, phone Ucd Bank 944. I^anV. '_ ecoi ntcd; rent rpn^oiw Mrs. Lowiu T. Wilson was operat- Koit, Mid'JIetown, N. J., tihone Itcd Bank 1_?_33-_M. . HlT;iI i•;_T"y]\I(,iT_' i.TiitJ ToTraw "fur RkInH. 7 76-W. Deal. Mrs. Frank Hayden and Mrs. Mln- DAIRY EQUIPMENT, cans pails, bottles, FOR RENT at 50 Leroy I'liicc, apartment Adi]rc"3 M. L.. box 511, ed on for appendicitis Monday at 304-J. _ furrier, -1 Monmouth FOn~RENT7^toren, officea. flaU, bouB«a, Red Banlc. . nie Yarneli will be co-Oircclors of neimrator, stanchions, etc.; very reason- of foiir larue, *unny rooms and bath; the Presbyterian hospital at NewBAHY CHICKS, mixed "heavy breed, $7 street, Kcd Dank 3757. furnished and heated, a!i improvements. apartraentB; improved; &J1 locations. NFUKNISHKU. si.t IUUHIV amPbiitli nil the department of public welfare, Jible. No further use for earnc. E. I>. Juat off' Broad street. l.and ft Loan Co., York, per humlicd. Marty laima, Matawan. I>cntilhon, MJddletown, N. J. _____ Al/'i'U LUAN.S—Conu'cleutiaJ, prompt, AIBO child's walnut dregper and chair, cane improvements; inom fnr one car; 49 with the following chairmen: Mrs. N._J.,_rhfjne Matawnn_Jj>43. cou:"teou3 i-efvlce; no endorsements; Keat.__Phone_10_l_-M, Red Ilnnk. ___, \Z Mechanic afreet. Rod Bank. 'air Haven road, one "btm-k to river, onra Mr. and- Mrs. Dewey Hill of River Anna Fteynor, citizenship and illiter- BUY yr>ur"|ialnV"diVJ':t from furU.ry and AUTOMOBILES. pnymrnt- red"j^ctl. Federal Acceptance MODERN npnTtmcntfl," ?3"-S3r,",* four nnd lork to l.iia. Intiuire at 1 Clay Ktraet, road have moved to the Dcerlng es- Rave S 1.00 on every KUIICII. fJo'jd i-nir.t. Co.. Gl^ Electric bulldiii-r. Aabury Park, five ronmr, and bat^h: hot water and heat l-'OUR, five and nix-room bungalowF. Fiiir Haven. acy; Mra. Otto Kichtcr, juvenile pro- 1 J tate, where Mr. Hill is the new su- flat. 0i-ns;e; K2:i lay; Miss Lena Conrow, .student ,N, faliade and ornamtntal tree", month. At Maple nvenuc. nrar U' CORNER HOUSK~nf~Blx rniniiy mom-r«m I Communion will be observed Good like new; IH_. H. L. Zobel. Broad street) ., SIX AND SEVEN room houies in Itcd (scholarship; Bialca.~ find i IvMbdcndronts all ;a lowand Hardins; road, phone Red Bank '•'.<'• Kt-piKJ Ktrc-cf, Her] Bank. j t-lmtinn'n Corner. Ru J, Bunk, alt improvements: 330 \w. wJlro>t. Roil BnnV, JerseMulfordy ,P arent-.eacherchild welfar3; e Mr,. I, B. I *«* ™ '"* *?" " Ad'Jrir- T 1)1. Kcl !!an>.. •res iisiini-agii', fruit trco«; rented bath. pap. dec trie it y ; put table fur cou- •!d,,y. Mrs. M. A. Viracola, parlimerttarian, | i \VANTKH mi^-iuii. to ai.f I SMALL romtorlably furni.-hcil housckecr. imrty will have tq. keep name under rulti- rond. Rum- > ti, n r Vhcme Kn imsrui fid•'•.* —y I ?!,;!; in A-l condition. Can be *ccn nt mi of i-luthiiak'. 'cod, house- inn apartment, all outnirlo room*; lo H. J_._Cund(;]U_j;oijte_l,__F^cehold. »nd Mrs. Minnie Yarneli. historian. i.-KEI: KI-/NIKL,,u,.,.ie1;V.r 7-y nTaylor'B Auto Laun'lry. 23 I'earl Btrcct, K1X ROOMS nnd lifUli. pi'i^rJinne. ~iin~nnr- roui.TUY" FARM for rt-t 1:. ivv ttvr ! fi ilyl , 8 I.'» ca^h ; rhamploh n pcdl- furniBhintrs, (-love?, etc. AIHO auto trucks, rated clo^c to busmc.-n center an,I a^o Those who nttended the meetinu, y, ; Uti V,&nV, phone 22',1-J.* i-nrfi, typcvvrilcr, elcctrk- etove for sale convenient wnHiinc rlistanr-c to depot: lor, iai-KC lot. KiirftBe: on bus line, o ith part • East Keansburg News. rcctl r-tn<:\:. HnjcsH . ?>'~?' OOc pr ave- ns: nt He!Idcn1.- I'osT.er besides Mra. Karp, were William H. cheap. I--. Wu'.t Fiunt street. Red Hank.' heat niul hot. water copttnuounly. Tele- block from milrrmd Mat ion; fur i-heii. a. I.. uth ue. Loriy Brnnirfi, phone I H_ Branch 1 roune in A-1 condition: S'. ' rasli to fr.ii. Frank ». Lawca, ] )G i: r. P. 1: Smith of Freehold, county supcrin- Mr, and Mrs. George Hcnhauser 977 WlKinonty vanTed. $5.'»00on new ____ n nick buyer. AIRO EHSCX coach *1',. i'ti'ty in .^hrew.'ljury: value three COTTAl.K of ;.C\en room?. l.aUi. fur rent UIJJCK and furnace wood, S4.H0 a load : ATTHACT1VE modern duplex ttndcnt of schools; Mrs. Paul Greet- ;aml family of Newark have moved 'icurt'c Kyocr. Parker avenue, Little Silver, !«o.-u;asc desired. Address liv\ 101, four rooms nnd buth: hot FOll RENT or Ica^e, huuse on iicor furni.-liiMl: S:;utj for r-,immer se;i:-=tni : 132 kindlinir wood. cij;ht. basn for J1.00. 1 ill. Mm. A. D. Kchmitt, Mm. Louis |to thcir-house on Ocean avenue. N. J." l ivatcf r Bcrvice: "eara^rd t .1 fool in summer, Rtieet, in Shrewsbury: apod location fi .anKpaint ron.d, Uiimswi. Open For in- Telephone . Kcauabuia 7 1C-J. William with river view. Imiuirf C. R. Rbf», 1 Al- •crtlon -inv Sunday. \Villinm Vrjltnlliir.' Shapiro, Mm. Michael A. Viracola, I "Mian Flufflc Rumce." a trained Vivian, JIu JJ^OJI avenue, box 3*12, Port WANT ?",''fM| on firvt movtpnRc. jirorerty tea room or other busincso. Addrc J jen plane, phone ^66^-\V. Mrs. Percy ~e?;g and Mrs. Frank jdnj; ewned by G. C. Mellen of Bloom- Monmoutli, N. J. ; rc:i-oiiHl»l(- rent, tnnulre 1 r n ijc apnrtni«ntw, Uronr] *t r(*c t. nnd ct: i rl hnth; ail impi-6vC DAIRY HAY—Cholca etconii cuttinir nlfal- rinekney road, Red Rank. Beautiful three Jotm Miltit-or. MialiiiiN. N. J. • —»-^-«— — show at the pchoolhou'c Mondny af- luwboat s-tntc prii'c. Address Outbuard ment.s ; $ pper • nth. Apply at. 1-: fn nnrj.clovejl r mizfeiil -hsyh. ScSo thihni hahy ,. - - -. gnrl aix rnomi, n«wly decoratetl : free wa- (.'hcstiHiL atrcet. liel d Bank. I'IVE"ROOM~ JSJewfl tornoon, April 17, at one o'clock. The I'orltr, I'lne ISrooW, N. J,* and get our piles. Uance & Uavia, uhone "2_>r' _ Ml. it,-! Ditrtl:." ragc; "rcfriserntiuri. In FUR RENT, in Shrcwnliury, chotceTy'lo". U Ij'.iniirdn. 'dog has performed at a number of UPHICHT Winner piano, late model, in lied BmkJOI. _ | IUNMS COVRT.- Un rent. ircen Acre* i jtor BCrvIce. Moderately pru-ct Flontrty'i urnor.l .tort, ! rner Munning place. Kiver Pin ^Cilistcr's claoeified col- WANTK1', K\\\ pay S12 rer month for! for houfiefceepinp: hent ami lij-hl fm- t'cimty ; mutable f"1" riilinu academy or Birkao Droi/ »torr, formerly Ycllcn'l. Tor- 103 stunts on command Without 8ig- verliainff in The Ki' lifid ( j TIIOROU<1HI}RKD Fcottie pupi'y. female, , „ i one, twu or tti.cc furnished yr unfiir- ! niFhed ; in rentdenttal rc--linn; five min- rluh for prufc-"sionnl or • amateur horse REAL ESTATE FOR SALE herc's tior« and Mrs. Luiilow's itore. Tho.nnls and the same number of stunts I reKi»tcied with Ameriran Kernel club; men; woith ?J.r,iji) per year. Sl.'jnO takes K»i>tcr Is aJv' iIOM »jd delivered by; on Eignais without command. Half r^-inc reatornble. Mrs. II. S. Hissinaon, it. Apply on premi^PM. A. J. I-ippman, SEVEN ROOMS nn.J bath, hot vnl*- beat. thl L C3 LfyctLaf.ycttt e tr.«l) | 5 Shrewsbury and Sycoraore avenue* th.rle, ^ ^ ' phone He'l ttanV: ^«-:. KBP riiiiKC. hdlf ai'rc lot. nenr hi'huol. on poceed6 Qf th( show wjl| Sh b bun linn; v:nrap:<"; sh;uln tree:'; -M,.*i0G. The resolution adopted at the last! u.-ed to buy extra school supplier, OKSirfarmwasron. flcl'i roller and 1-miiV- B. Liiwc?. M'i Hor.movh M.ieet. m.^ini; machinp. V. Kttycl, Wicomico meeting of the mayor and coundl ox- j A largely attended variety show MOPKKN Fix-room hounc. two-car garjiye, Ketl Bnnk._ . _ _ m. Tinton mail. Kalontnun, N. j. Ijii^'f pint, of ground. Ji.i per month. (1, prcsptnj; the confidence of the officials held at the flrehouse Friday Ilowaid Lijipiin-nii, ^1 Monmouth Btrcct, F,ir;H'l'-UOOM~roloni;i| hnu-i'. 1 ^ u"Y>;Vth«", him tit tho closed banks and urging tho t for tho benefit of the fire com- WHITK rrnmH pn-> rarer, in T'^rfect h Ud 1lk I 1 n c»r KiiniKt: three IU ..f hin residents of the borough to assist In pany. One of the features waa a pcr- fir.tiiti'ir, ? 1"; al»o variety of 1"UK .SALE, St. KORIB fcverbearinn i:i:-|'- "r ; avenue, _U«d " b I tb plants. R R i ,l»-ci- :• Sli:.;,i."i, i;. H nl nny movement to have the jnstitu- jformance _by jievcn^y traiped parrots porch chair:-. Mrty l,c Keen Rt my Monmciuli st.-i-et'. pho Uons feope5~S'"IiaE pfoaticod" excel—and other birdB owned by Mrs. Wll- .resi'icricc. L. E. Bronrr, 217 F^offccl fur.her- information call Old HEVKN-KOHM ami *J-tajro. ail'li 1 lcnt results. Many residents have re-|liam Rose. Several vaudeville avenue. Kcd BsnV. -tocl:. 67 Rnllroad -yeimc. Katonlo H. Vandci'vecr. 49 Branch avenue. Red j LITTLE SILVER—Six-room hou.ie: «11 im- J.i-Mvcmcnt.-,; p!i>t li.VvJ' '!, riu ..<;• ; II6W- !>' dct'unitcil: concrete i-ellar. nnv furnace, sponded to the council's appeal and -sketches were Riven. About 300 per- FOR SALE, Lcshorn cockerels, three we Hanli, 'phone 1165. ___ _ | provementn; convenient to l>u~ line and 3 flm-rhm rondition; twu-rar i: a rage. have subscribed to stock. The reso-1 sons were present and tho event was SELLING OUT the contents or home; ma- I .^y-.', .fivflVe0 cents each, phone Katontc . ' FURNISHED room-" for "rent on the" river >'h;>«l-, t~~«-car K/iraCc: Brourids oT.-^oo 1 (ll home. si.\- room*, hnth, Owner, i: Waaiilncton ST.uO' . S-, "> cii--h. term.-" to null. 79 1 hosany dining room tet. bedroom nnd j • "*_ ' bank. &9 Rector place. Red Hank, • utiora wan introduced at tho meeting, a great success in every respect, :t. Kcd Hank, phone IT.'l. Avem:c 1>. AMantii- Hiu-liiniKis.^ . - AN ATTKACT1VE home of "nvcTroums. by Councilman Bernard V. Ryan. j On Thursday, May 3, an educa- bath, "un room. tv.-o->tory shaft, 1 tJi-4 : - ground will be broken in a few|tional moving picture entitled "The SHREWSBURY MANOR, Shrewsbury, Int IU'J.'.I.'JO: lino old pliailc; irarago and days for a ."eml-bungalow on the cor-j Covered Wagon" will be given at the Uiirty rooniB, com plot el/ nnd l»e«iu- dik-kcu huiir-o. Ka«y terms, as Waahinc- ner of Bingham avenue and 1%'arum- j public school. lifully furnished; puituhle club, pmnll tm\ street, Jlumstm. [ I* AH , hittcl. buhone Holmdel 6.* fronf t furnisheihd roodm fof r rent tt^ worn new funiarc: ("ir.-.t cln«* comlit iot: : iMn.cni' itnnU for rarticulai-?." placc. The design i3 popularly called j ketball team of this place was . Vnn. i-;^li. U, M. i-unnblc. 'iibton Kcnncle, fhonc Eaton- ANTED, a hand Toid pump; aVo auto- Bk fmnlncr, U Kns» W ;i •liin;-,Inu avcn-ic. At- the California type. The cost will bo fcated by a Red Bank basketball BUSINESS NOTICES nialin running waicr sj>tcrn. Mint ho ROOMS mid half houne for •cut; price BAHRAIN: Fou •clie I trui-k 1-utit- 11ii;hliitnl.". N. J. aSout $6,000. »' team by the score of 26, to 23. The cood condition an'tl cheur- Holly Farm low. «7 Railroad Avcnui, Eatontown, rtOAHSTAND. two i<-o boxes, three seta of ei vl rc K nt land; aood luini ami house: for rent l»y CUNGA'l.OW nf "five" rooms".iml" "b:U h. "half The work of repainting the bor- same night a game was played by 1'AINTER and papcT hanccr and decor- ? ' ' ' '""'/omc 3*. Vn.nilerlurff: , N. oil containers with carrier and fourteen- f the year at S2."> per month. Inrjuire He nrrc lot. "htcfccn ho!j.<-c. dry MIWI:- 'pil; ough hall is under way. Men who the Trojans of Keanfburg and tho foot awninc Apply Georcc Krahnert, ator; reasonable prices. Will paper a J_-._phpiLhonc ^111. 1'Va nk II. Lit we?, 1 tti Monmusilh clr«t; t«d. Phone 2104, E*d Bank. EMPLOYMENT 1 !lrd Bank. _ ^ on the job. j Trojans won by the score of 60 to 31. roIlfV" 1T\HHniTTor eale. who'l'^ili"Sr 3UNN-Y,~^'eli""fvmii?hc rr retail,-for Ea-ter. A^ Grovcr, Sycamore ESTELLB COMPANY, purer hanBinir. I J___.____!. [injvcnicntrt: good rellar. can range, put 1MVER FKUNT LOT "« nvcitic, Frank nrsmond, who is employed j A>» examination of the members of plain end. decorative p-lnting-. (f you !MAN with leu yean,' evpoieuri avcnuc^Shrcwsbury." 1 fiiovf; Kttruize: nice location; yood eun.i" ~,:,.-2Qi) feet: imp l arc looking for quality nnd Bervicc «-aU I manaCQr wnnt^ ivorV, • fiipuli "by Dorcmus Bros, of Red Bank, has , the first aid aquad Is being arranged HEFIM lion ; jno niontUJy. Jt.hn II. Cook, Jr SI..-.""._ iiu-; all im. FOR SM.E. Henry (i. rVu.lilcr f:um in day night for Mrs. James Tanner by " . FOR .SALE, five-tube portable radio, pood vice free. Your tleroratinfr troubles arc 11'hone Ked Itiink ]'j;i." provcmenU; g-.', cleftriritv, hent, r'in- I ' llolmilcl trmm-hl'li. «!i 'lolc-.-.-iph Hill; her family In celebration of her The members of the East Keans- tnnilition; wh:o ?-. Call lied Dunk solved by phonins: IEurn-on. 666. Easy to nine water; two block:* from station ;ind I J lir, artp. Wur.ilcrl'ul H[« nf ^M'IV Yovk y 1 1 FARM liANUS of all n»tionalltic-i "»ti- liui lines. 133 South Bndt;c avcuut , Ucil I liiiv iiml Ni-w Yc.k Tin. Al;toii l;a«k- bihd i h h burg athletic club arc arranging for Tiber—iL'3 C6G. birthday. It given at thn home plied. Kindly call or wiite tu S. Her-Hunk. j ;:i«. wilier, clei't rioliy; HCVCII rooms, newly miin. atuniicy. Ilcii Jliink. a minstrel show to be held the latter POINTER, ' mule, for talc"; fully trained; BARTON CHAMBERLATN, contrartor and ccr Employment A»cncy, 117 W of her daughter, Mrs. Edward ircnllc, tour year-- "i'i. Inquire ticorgc- TWO 11OOMS, kitchenette, fin•iiiFlicd. all rrorntcil; n:irin:e. Kent. $;!i>. Imjuire mi III-;.\rTlI''lM.-'iivri:~ frnnl luiiiu-."'right port of April. n-ia)ly. 1C.1 South JN 1 1 Andre of Lafayette street. Kcvcnty- E. rennmn, Jj., uO Lafnyetto flticel, Ituni- Btrcet, Red Bunk, phone 35M. -,— I tomenienrc. ). 11 Mii'ifpuli avcn'.K . lied rcnii-CH of jituinc o^-nf!-. i!oi! Hank Iifiti. l.iith., fir.' !!".•.• li'Viimry. HANHY k;l Mrs. Charles Hogardy is confined liank. lOUSIi for I'cni. f.i\-r(iom hemse, nice sec- hot' ««:cr In-ill flve guesta wore present. Vocal soloa Kou cai pen or. painter a . to the house with sickness. tion. I.iitle Silver; newly decorated: li-ccs; s:-..i'"'. I'lii^ 1'ii.c is far wero rendered by Martin Cook, Ar- IAS HANOE,w)th fn-uiatcd cover, K~~ coll uben. Span Bros., 121 Wcs handy alcal imourn] pent or;. owpainten toolsr ;and nia=un ; '' I'-OO•• ---'M In — — ntlemcn, th Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers of Irv- t!ic iire.~p"L tiiiy value., ii- llnivmri thur Dolby and Walter Hartman. l ] l it IOOM Inv r n u-ittt, Zl Monniuuth tl;cct, r!i"ix Red Mrs. Tanner -was thc recipient -of ington were at their bungalow hero over the week-end. many gifts. A supper -was a feature VAT.U.MH>Fi IILIMI fnr .rile; t-[i:ni..-e for Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Himmelrich of t.uildtr: nil m: n: ii- inert? : tip -i ro-i- nf the festivities and the rooms were TUOPll-AI. HSII -Spocml,: 11,-ccdins .W.a !„,.,., .li,. caver, an.l wholMcry. ho vc'^n mike c,min A,l „' I,"M »..»"»,».»,." . or .,,u,.lu; Sn. r .Icnt-nl luciitiMii. '.'.•:!: t decorated for thc occasion. Brooklyn were guests ot Mr, and «wordtml!.. SI.UO pair: extra colorful , ' "l-,,, 1,,,-i ',1" re, id iaK0 H.iiro frer. Mr?. Moynahan. CO I.likc !_»*• •____ Millo., Lcrk. Mrs. Charles Heningscn over the 8 r d aI t 1 1 I HAVK „ .. A card party wan given Monday .nXfo'r^X! y'"v ' no°° K?i, i.'». ch l *™T™"*°« f^z C^ ^^ | FAUMKR ^-Li U^^^u:] "__ll-^HJH±-—__ —_ I'. A'in.j'i.- ll;.-V)ii.:.«l» week-end. i Kn on of" hon,.T night at the home of Mrs, Harold c 1 yr M Btrccl iM 1 rc c lic 1 Many residents of Newark, Jersey J. Peters for thc benefit of thc sun- rKn.'X^: ° ' ^ wzfwW"J. (J. ESOHELBAC H ° &"" .SON- , 12' 5""* Wcst• j,,srr"j a d^Tutn^i;! -^rx. REALI^TATE WANTED. City, New York nnd other citie3 who GOULD'S automnlic wntcr pump, ;ilmoBt ! WANT to rent Fmall furni, <2" lu ? 'Jii shine committee of thc ladies' auxil- new; SJ'* I-BPII. Mrj>. Archie Wright, Front Htrcct, lied Hank, phone 127 6. ' L own summer residences at East mttnthly, cipiion to pun'hiisc. .^fni lull t, Kcl 1 - ~- f wry of thc Rumson fire company. ParKci aver;lie. Lililc Silver." Kcansburg were here over t?ie week- MKN*- -Tho PCi^oii 151 hc!O. Men--rnrliruliii H to Millon Ucrk. J MUL'IKIIUC Thc fourth anniversary party sched- FRESH "roiv "an"d"calf:" tubcmi'liir'ic^tedT , sfrcel. K'cdltjink- __. end. Most of them spent the time in tJeorpe Hnnimeronick. (Jrccn Acres kinds of furniture. l-'rank Howard. Oj. I Spring is hero'nml ever/ household- uled for tonight ha.- been postponed ! HAVE ~ cliiMiT~v.-Iio device- lo i-in-f!i;^e repairing their houses. The warm Farm. Colt',- Neck. Hnrrij-ou avenue, TIQ'\ _ Hank, ithunr. fl-U. I er h faced wiih the problem of te- indefinitely. I 'mult cottage, minini'im nf tv.n bed- sunny weather was ideal for this TEN HOH££S and mules; twoVaras very THE HIGHEST pricciTratd 'or live chi^f - . f [iteration if tlioy do "not h-i^'c room-, pood lncatior, (or ji[Mhone_Ked Hank -Sfy'J. • • senh 'J. Mt'Cuc, Hum.«on. phone 6fl*"'- Keeley and Raymond Desmond was v iwi) piotcftod tc:-n(one^ optn. rib- The residents of this place are Inch cine3 i-fiddle hoi-.-cs. Com! e change NKW " SPit! N(;~ h"aiid'•'inl«ic~~h'aTB1 f ron 1' • celebrated, with a party .Saturday hopeful that thc work of improving Bivcn on nny kind nf stork. " Taylor SJ.nrt up; [ilnn rcmodelin-; done. Mr. . I rval cuniini^niun paid on iiiata!l:i:ioii. night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bray avenue with tarvia will soon be rnlmcr. hnsjliphtown, pnone 61. lohmnnn, M Uroad ptreet (one flijiht up-* \ (.'umi'lote line of appliances and oii FOK RENT. burner, liircct Iciitls yiwn. The riw:ht Kdmond Desmond 011 Church street. started. Thc townuhip committee of SOb"in!l~fJITini 1 ~foi~friiIcTTii-TTTiid fcr- UUNi.Al.OW fo rn.* mill ! lilc. Phone lied Bank 3^1;. .1. E. H. MONEY TO LOAN on first bond nnd i The tables anU rooms were decorat- man *t\ti j;ul the bir-iiiris, Innt I'lM't inn I bjit h : nil impr . Apply I Middietown township has promised UnLPrfi, Nutawnmp road, R. 1>. No. 1. Red y cuuk. mo rt cage. Applications given iin- | I I '1 ill, ,1 MllUut, i.hoi. 7 7.". U', ( ed in pink and blue. Thoee present to make thia improvement. The linn k. *ii-hool !L\ ail able ami belp ^iven' in niedlato attention. Hawkliu Btulh- | i-losinc :;;i1t-". Apply Wc^t in-house. f Warn u clerk. were Mr. and Mrs. Frarjk Desmond, road ia in very bad condition. KOWHOATS, %\~%h\i to $:.? : eailint' Bkiir-, ei s. real estate and Insurance, lu , i Uytic \V. M»50n. 7 Ilroml Mrcct, Red W i«.-ven-room huuHo in Mircwshin y, Want a |iurtuer, Mrs. Mary Desmond, Miss Helen] Mrs. William Toker is having a and diriKcyH, %12 to 51^7. Thompson I niudci n inun'i) venicnlH :nul yariti-'e; Iloat^WorkRj 2 Ceiiter_jtrect, Sea Itrislit. Monmouth atreet, Hctl Bank. ; 1 'liunL. -."., .niiutcr.H : S^ ' in nut lily. W rile Shay, Mrs. Jame3 Shay, Mins Hilda j new front put in her store building : : Wnnl u situutlun, nn in:\li~Vii< iJCmarbfo iii n«,'~fl-*V?o'V in ox- -J I:ODIII Hoiji> . IH.X oil, Kcii Haul-. Anderaon, Miss Margaret King andj d she is having another building SIIARI'ENING horse clippers, |a~fii mow- ; e colleiit condition; a I an. prcai trees nt a -li fr)irrcnt. nix~fc»om,-™ii"n(l luith": nil Haul to solj a farm, Lmvrenco Cook. i°n the property moved to a location very low flcure. Other thiiiBn if taken ei'H, Biiua and nil sharp edge taula ; WANTlilt. an -ncra .-hn]i; broken cnatln^'H, brohro welded; nil kinds mint lip cxpevipin nil In :;, 'a vrment!": enclosed puri'h. onc-rnr .. \^'ant U) burrow munc;, Some good catches of flounders ' alongside of the store. The work is nt om-c, 1-1 it WBMhiiiKton etrcct, Long i,-L'; ncin-t ijhmlow I-ukc. 1'dcr I'o- Ht-finrh. Ciill^nTionnntrn/ iron work done. Phono 7 9 3-J-l, tied Addrut-n Uo\ ill, KciinsluM'k', N^J." _^ bcin donc b H p tiu ',<:. mi Api>lct:ale at reel. Kiver W'unt to sell Uvcstueli, and eels have .been made in the \ E y - - Meyer, FOR "SALK. twonty-In Vj~liaT~U^> > 1.0^- Itank. _B. A._HjcUy, Everett. N. J. MIUI)M;""AiVED.~refiiic7r, "c"iiu*"i:iuVd~ womnn p f nu ii. If-'l llnrU.' river within the past week. It is re-1 upils of thc public school on the nny desk; almost new. Helen Hnirhcs, TYT'EViUTEII hemOiiuurtcrar^rypewriTc'rH (lehjre.i iiutitum in t-mnil rclineiJ home; Want tu rent any rouma, UKNtl" "tlirei.-1-nom i7iinKiiloiv in ported that tho striped bass has i --onor roU for proficiency in studie hhrewfibury, phone Rcil_IlRiik_:!6-l!i-J. rented, bought, BOM nnd repaired. Tru- lake entire churKe; i-oiui'iinimi. hmi.-.c- keeper: rcllnhle reference.-. 1 d» Wiish- mny; nice pnr.-li; riinnuiK wftipr. Want la sell town pruperl;. the past month arc: FJFTY' Uylnn" enirkens, " "7 tin each "five t)in'-. 08 Droad atrcet. Red Bank. _ made Its appenrance at Highlands. CONUKETB wnrk done! ildewal^kfl~aiid ec- iiu;lun liti-ert, I-on- limnrh. Answer by •iiity: yc:irly rcni. ^1'J I'd" nu;nth. I White Peking «ln.;k^, $;,.f){j: iCM eilin, ens 1.. E. I1., Imv /.I I. Keil Flnnk.- Want tu recover lust article*. Frank Baigcnt, son . of. Mr. and Six til firndc—John Tloplcr. Iia.vmon(i I rnbhitf. $1.00 earh. Lot of now dooi'H niul ltjent blocks; altio Northwestern crime U-.-Acv niiiluiu; jippointnifiU or cull.' finr aide, E)ennpr VatiHoutcn, Ucrnico for rent. Peter DIPontc. "4f* Sbiewsbuiy MONEY' fur'womeini Uilli uliie UriTi^ii^t- 1 ^EVF,N-iU)()M holier" »n'I bntli. nil iin- Want to rent & hotisa or farm, • Mrs. 'William Baigcnt, is convaleat- double hunt; sa«it for enle flrc Shurn, lireuningcr. Kvelyn Ilaynor. avcnuoL Ifccf t!unk. t'hone 1608. clifi f mint? Ciinici fiom i><"\ciiu>nl!>. J. L. llnyc*. J ti f'hurrh ulrcct, Ttcirnril, N. J.* P Want to sell BcciuiJImml tuiultuio, ing from broncho-pneurrfonia at thc Fifth Kinilo—IticharU Kriftncr. florin (riiiN^irAir^Tnu'cKiNrr^r^a^t^mi^To SlO.nOO to S1F..DO» nri .nlly nclllnB ilrcas- | :'icot. Vnu MIH^CIL- JohtiBun, Doria Frank, Clmrlcij Kruecar, jE-1. ALTO"SAXO'lMIONK Yn" A~- i~p^n7|ltion; il1 Presbyterian hospital at New York. limncs: New Yin-;. I nov^V, nf » vcii mom. nml Imth, newly "MiirRiuet ll:ill. j nilvpj- plated. Mm tin make; saerifM'o for iirlre: top «oil. J2.&0 per load; fill dirt ^^ ' SM.7J in thci t in] Imth. * Want tu tlnd cuBtoniL>rs for an j tiling. Bi-nvel and clndcrn; nUo nrlvet. flvo nml rc^i'lcnt liuyor. with liest refcrciirr.4 niul (Icoriitrd • c-NCcllcnt Ir liiriini: :-:i'. pci Misn Evaline Walker, advisory 1'uinth Kinde — Mnrirnret, In lie, Normiiii $a; nxrhmmhmme ffor a tmuill rn mut mut Id, 3^.50 per hundred, fall Kcii Mi.'1'i'anful mi'inds uill iifslsi y.:u. lliiiuiin in,,nih. Ail,l 'r.iiiiH.-llil.l . Ad\ertlse In Tho Ucd Bank KecisU-r, r.urno of (he county social service I'jnij:)j)h), Nornift Mnrkstctn, Anthony nomo rn»h. AddrcxAddrc-xi or to.ll Siknnl School d School nnnii a.-iii^ liy Idler. liiinm 2.i0u, II-I II llmiidunj, . ,, w T Sclirmlcr. I-oui«o lloplci-. Bd F NKW "live- l.ilnKnlt.vi K." organization, addrensed tho school Band, Fort Monmoutb, N. J.. R. Ap.-uirlo. New York ciiy. Advorlluing will gain new customer*, - Thli-il KradG—noloren Mayer. <"nllmrlno iToU'lfi'MlT"— riciierni re~ni~~I .^ prr montli. '«,.' ilniwii-il Advertising kccpB uld cUotunicrH, work. .^tmrpcTicd ; nmva nntj Brlanors nhnrpenci. rcliiiMi- while v mi;m. priirti.jil mil -tii^ l.ippinrtil t. .'H Monrno'lth ptri'Ct. phullc clafi£i on homo hyfiieno nnd care of Vtivcrvicw hospital of HPI] Hnnlt will AdiertlstliK muk.es succt'M cflf rclhi -i !«•- . L.. l"\ Ml. Kcii ; I;. ;irl .i tnicnl s ; leutr.illy lui-Mlcd; ,.-,,t Two playn wrrn moth' Adrortlsa mid succeed, community nnd relief work among liy OMJClicnccd s,'luifciici-H. I.nwr:i hhelpep r Inr U\, : icn.ioiuililnliln.. Cull ul 13 KuH I'niiil uticct. per niuiith. Tekplione licil Hank lied Haul*. thc school children. Mina Walker rtchuolliouse by (Iin pupila Fridny n-ctl for WKI,l.lN4;"ViT"iiov\- and l i hfi will attend Iho international nurs- Hcn o m )lo B InIl tH chet Advertise Judicuiuslv, linmy uiilfoniiuniform;i! fforr ttthi e si-hotihl ] lblImsi l : I, lit I. wiintud t I'.elU'i a I lii-u: ,-,\,, ,1. : nnit.1 | lent fill hi died • lii- liirnli, ,, ; 11, rue niin- fully uivon and your aiitl.ifaiiK.i f\htl I ing congress nt Paris and Brussels. Edwni'd Carney la now occupying .1.*: !:,M.,| e,. p d.pd.- nt;; i .nlli Appk Advcrtlso or hunt, ton ni. (.'.•liirl . riMHii'_ltiun , J. K. Hilly,,,,, Mi,l,llel"wn, |,hii.in 'JIMI.' Hhc wau one of nine: uulectcd nx rcp- r Kimnmtccd. I'hune Ited IJnnl; llll'.l.M. bin hon. ;e on the. "Finn T>;nolt roinl. Jnnrl Scoll, iliniirhlrr (if Mis. WOMA.'I v. :intt'.|" "l Advertlfii) wi'cklj', !,.-l|, l lier vi7h'::|:i KiiiiMS. Inn;,., l.i irlil. Hint really v.eli rrHcntativen from thin country. Ho moved thorc from apartincntfj l hilu Sarnli I^rott, rind KXDAVATINd nnd •IK. plmwiir of .*.,.mi Pel | ,!,.,.,„ aleil , vtr, l».i:,i ,-l -I -. 'J..UM ir, who nt li. Advurtlno now, On Wednesday, April 10, a toxin- over hi.'! nturc nt thc croti(U-oiuln. Tin! livna with ljiii Eramlniolhcr. Mra. nil kinds ni ir.i m, !UC!I. VU Wll:.(- l> lllvti p,,,,li ,,vi.,l,,,,l,in|. Nutlli Slnr«-..l.,irv liver. Hide nvaiiiic, Itcil Hi _ ?;;,,. Mill,,,, llct, a Me,•linni.- ,.l,Cfl, Kcc given nt theKtnrc ift now bcin^ conducted by Cur- Cnfhr.rino l^arrrll, air hnek at uchool KI.Ki;i'RI('AI/ "wirlii W"i) KK l ii n " 1I..H.:M" I'nn: . _ Ruinson high rschool, beginning nt nclliia DcLInc, who moved hero from nftnr having been .'•lc:lt with acnrlct riiiiililrli.. jf-i: li ni,y»l,t...... mill lint pin I e. I nl.iiin . 1,1., It I _ KIHIM" iVim'je." "llnVi, pli, 'liWrniiT, half-pant, nine o'clock. It. in available Lohfj nranch. Mr. DcLiac and hla fever. .. I 51',.id. n. Wiilti )t t ti l ID fi:inily nrc occupying the apfirtmnnta 1 MI.I1.' !I«I.T«,TI.. \Siilo II. V. M., l.u. fmnilv «• null.,, v, ,,,,,1,., f,|l to all children from :ilx inonthn of 'Vhr. Latlifs' .->i• 1 i.orioly of t he II I' !.i,' | •- :;, l'nrl. Mi.nn li. M. .1., ovor (he fitorc. niliurt: CIS. A.-.k fuf r M ..II. K"il Iliinl..- J lion..,:, hi 1'. I!. Urn.', I Alle apo up. Methodist church will nii>i>t, nt tho ! linrnn. Willard Ivhni, i7-\V.„. I ,,|;NI^HAI. hoirK^T.ik,-! 'v unlc.l Vii, npring vacation at honie. Minn Mnigaret Dran hi linprnvlnR of Mr. and Mrs. Marry Mayherry, are r.MHTKll, *,,ai.ri' Ininij^''and' dcrai an,, r f i. ,.l David Ilickn of Itiver rond, who fiom (, iip after a filt:ltneR9 of 11 week. nick with ticiirlnl fnver. Mi. May- llfcllrili'" ' ! r.Micilcnrc: linn nil ciiiii.mcnl I "" ''"'• ""• l:"' I'""1'- "II Iinnn.vr.ii.'ii'• •' VO.MI .|."l I liil- \\\i\u,)iQ('.n a jpatienl .toe ten ,ilayu..^L Tho. Tinton Falla auxiliary ol berry is Jic|)t indoprs with in- IIIIBI-IUI- iintl t-Mrrlm- work. Unv o, (jI'll.T:; .-iiid r,,,l -. ••.|..l. (nil ... j -li iti . , m'r vie"-; • '". iin.I ":in iip.nilil'- oniract. i'hong Ji»toutowu iS(i'J-\1/.' write, mi Umltt avenue. Ucd Hunk.- Milum Uorl, 3 bluli.um slioci, JinJ Bank. "RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 5,1933. Q quarterly s»ppnr conference at the —1'liono 2810 lor Appointments— SHERIFF'S SALE. fi. Birthday Tarty. Testimonial for church tonight' at 6:45 o'clock. DR. L, W, CARLBON liy virtue of a wilt of fi. fa, lo .ne rif- • High X'olnt Spiritualist Chapel Miss Dorothy E. Kennedy of Har- MIE. L..Y. IJillener is entertaining SCTKOEON CHlBOPOlilST jtcttJ* i&aucd out of tho Court of Chan- rison avenue was the gucit of honor iciy of the Stute of New Jersey ^111 be Serviui: Democratic Worker her mother, Mrs. A. Hcusel or Mont- FOOT SrECIAUS* cvpnttcd Lo hulo at tmblii! vendue on ,T. a birthday party given Friday clair. Mrs. Heuscl will return to her Leon's ORica Mount Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. IMONIMY, THE ZiTH DAY OF APRIL, f'ur.rfFr. " -. 0 D P. >f.—Ai'the (/havcl. niphl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A testimonial dinner was tendered home today. Evtntnta: lue.Jny and TUu.nlny. T«e«il»T and Thurnisy. -:00 P. M.—Ai Harry VanNote of Pinckncy road. Jack Harris of Asbury Park lost Certincntes for the completion of For appolmmiot pbooe 2442. between tlic hour* of 12:00 o'clock anrl 19 Uroad St.. Red Bank, N. J. Mis? Kennedy was twenty-one years !i:Hhn fei:t waierly from tho westerly Carlton Theatre ] 1 William G. Raotil of Navcsink; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Darius Vandermark Mile f»F UriilK*- avenue; thence O) alontr Grace Hodkinson of ISast Keans- L the wcfitorly *ide o[ property of Henjsmin are entertaining Mrs. Louise Drury RED BANK, N. J. J. l'm):cr; nouth tw« decrfics and thirty- burg, Democratic county committec- of Poughkecpsic. STUDIO NO, 6. SI one mtiiiitcs went bevcnty-fivc feet: thence v.'oman; Willinm Doyle ot Kast Elizabeth Ann Vill, -daughter of What is Behind ] ' ToL Rod Baab Terms C!) atiil alonif .property of benjamin J. . Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hunting Keansburg, Richard Rcbenck, a trus- William and Gertrude Vill, was chris- Beauty Parlor I'aikcr north eighty-nine decrees twenty. tee of Quinn chapel; Arthur Polite 134 Beasonable. live mini]ten'CUt-t Lwcnty-fivc feet Jmd for- tened last Sunday by Key, Louis M. SI'EAKiNG PIANO •—and— ty-four liijri'lr-'jdtliK feel to the westerly and Mrs. .Lillian pioivn of Asbury Case. bUliz of UiUItin uteriw; thenco Id) aloi)p Announce the Opmin.c: >'i Park, co-ivoikcr:! of Mr. Harris; The "Just As John M. Wcrmcrt of F.rirord, and Mrs. Charles Brccsc has returned j Iwj dck'iTc^ nti'l foily-fivc mlnutcB went. Theodore J. I.abrecquc anfl Ray from a recent visit at Atlantic City I Barber Shop thirty feet to (he i\nrtiietinter}y corner of with Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Brccse, I IH-ojici-ly of IMiclan ; Ihcurc U) along the O'Neal of Red Bank. Mr; Harris Good?" jmrllmrly hioge 142, Reformed church Sunday-school will workmanship and service ! etr. Silverware Repaired Marcel Wave, ! Aho nil Unit rcitnin trnrt or parrel nf ALL DANCING TAUGHT BY TONY HUNTING have a food sale in the postoflicc be more sincere than this I (aiui lui'i i.rrmihi.'x hcrritiufter riArt.cularl.v Eatontown News. building Saturday, April 22, beginning competitive claim of "just and Replated Like New Haircuts Idcm-rihsil. Kittmtr, lyinir nnd belna in th^ at ten o'clock in tho morning. j H'wuu^l) of llvt\ Tliuil,, in the County of as gogd? " It is, in truth, ! Mfintiifujjh, and ."-'tnte of New .Jersey. (Tlin Rod linik Kc^'iMrr r.ni I": tioUKht i Mr. ami Mrs. George W. Smith and j ; Hc^'mnlriiT nt a point on tlic liveelerlr in Knlonlown Irum Ncblr Mosljy at Ihe f •j ' i).;i,n,iucs Sonj Interpolation — Elocution — Individual I family have moved from Liberty a frank admission of the REUSSILLES' i -Ido of Hiiili. (! avonue and In the north- pot'ofTico ami ot i'rank Marccllo's barber j HAIR DYEING 1 street to William Potter's house on i f.-.fX. run it i of pioptrty now or formerly ",-roi.erty of I'hetHn forly- 'i Speaking taught bv j Reading club was held at the home try. -l'hono "810 for Appointment* Iliw feel nnd ciiIJH on [iiiKnh I'j'a. ctr. Spruce up the Kiddies Abo {ill tluit reitnin lot, tract or parcel Long Branch on Monday night. Sup- planning a .special program. At thn for priceless good-will is service there will be special recog- f In ii d nnd premiBPB hereinafter partlcU- per will be served at 6:40 o'clock. at stake. The name of Finger Wave or Marcel jlaHy dc-ciihcl. hitunlc. lyinir and bcinff In FOR THE Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Paine and nition of the efforts of the Sunday- the HfT.Mitrh of Hed Hank, in the Countf daughter Betty,,\Vilma of X-'ackanack school to raise money to balance the Leon's has been earned with Shampoo I uf MoJtJjioulh juid .SInie of New Jereey. Lake wr-ru trie week-end guests of church budget. through honest value and • lino nt Ilri'h;c jivenue distnnt one hundred Rev. and Mr;-. Lcroy Y. Dillcner.. Also Facials, Manicuirs anil .^ralp Treatments. fnr Irr.t cfmfhciJv from the iKiint of Inter- The choir of tWc Reformed church, years of dependable serv- i-c-noTi of iht; wcr.tnly IIIIP of Bri-lKfl tve- The I.ndies" aid society of the met at the. home of Mrs. J. J. ScEslefc. ice MIII public interest at li'ic v.UU the r">ttthcr)y ItTic of Oakland Mrthodi-Lt i-hnrnli will meet in the so- last Wednesday evening. (•'IT"': ijirnrp./]) v, p»ipr!y forty-. four and hl nvt Eos@ Marie Beauty 7 !f lands of Easter Parade cial room of the church tomorrow af- The olllccrs and touchers (it the ' " '' 1 ti'M'. nj« fncrnfM'iy llnrnwn "'"v^&uhlaiid^ ternoon ;it 2;T,0 o'clock'. Baptist Sunday-school met at the 15 LINDEN PLACE Phone R. B. 3782. ( dciir? ( J t *•'»'; t h*j"J V f fjity feet It* J» puiliL" Rev. and Mrs. Carlton Whitchead home of Mrs. James C. Hendrlokson ON the other side of the pic- in i lie imttbcrly tine of"lands of now or ture; is the service- that is Just off IS road St. around corner from Strand Theatre. {•• [mil Klir ibe'li* Morford; thence (8) You Will Want will go to Atlantic City on Saturday Monday evening, on li I fi1""^ ific urjJirrJy line of ,h» Them To Look Then- where ihry will stay until the follow- This afternoon the Ladies' auxiliary offered you with the claim Mutf'.i f I ,TMN f..rt>-fnor nrd 7/11 feet t* ing Monday in celebration of theiz* of the Raptist church will meet at of "just as good." Its i i mill m tlir wcitcri / tine of Bridije «ve- wedding anniversary. r it- t}et(c (H norther)v along- the wejt- Best, So Buy Your the home of Mrs. Edward Francis. merits are unknown. 11s * !> lint of HII'JKC av'cnu« forty- feet U I GroiMid is h'in;; broken in Still- The "elocution pupils of Mrs. Mat- ttif pmiit or tUre nf beciniilii«. man Pnrli U>\ n new home for A. thew Greig of Red Bank will give advantages "are seldom" /(i T f(pfJ to he tho mwt aoutheVIy fortr J fiit of tin- t-nuip land' f\hd prcmit,e» can-" a Mr. J liifc)• ol Orange. an entertainment at the Baptist advertised. x. ..1 'o B. i ;jmm J I'mkcr by de*d from Boys' and Girls' Coats, Hats, Mrs. Frank Jones and daughter church Friday evening, under the di- I Inn i If '•<• «i". *-fie riff, dflfcti Jure Jr. rfctinn of the Ladies' auxiliaries of THE next time you are ap- }'•]'. .u d /tcji'lf-1 in the Monmoulli Alllma of Oakhurr.t were tho guests t -. nl , (in, *. tf'irc hi Hook J 065 Of Dresses, Suits and Shoes of Miss Si^ic Allgor last week, tile Baptist and Reformed churches. proached with the ''just a-. Urn! ,H,C M ' fU An Epworth League business meet- A lecture on "Tho Mono Indians of good'1 sales appeal, ask TODAY and TOMORROW 1 Fiti'Tiik"! t>> lif1 tho i-amt Ir.nil Htid iirern- ing will be held at. the church on California," illustrated with stereop- Kcs thi-i d;ty roiAcvp'l to the ^aid Abram this simple question: "Just M. Sar.lioru ,-y rVn;nmin J. rarkcr and at Friday night at "M5 o'clock. ticon views, will be given Sunday ^arsih !,. I'iii-Vcc. hi» " iff. Miss ICmma Palmquist is visiting evening at the Baptist church. M'hat is behind the 'just as Seized n« ihe pvopcrtj' "f Ahram S. San- T,r,.-r . ci ;il^.. talsiMi hi c\rnttlon «t tli*» nt the home of her brother at Englc- 2*Jext Wednesday afternoon and good' service?'' i nit oT Jc-.-i'i T. NVl'itr. nnd w, b<* KUM by wood. evening from five until eight o'clock HoWU'.li II LIMIT, ShentT. The church school board of the the World Wide guild will servo a Kd-'r«Ml \\\" Wi.c.'Voi-r1."" GOLDBE Methodist church will have their hot supper at the Baptist church. SHAMPOO SHLRIFF'5 SALE. YOUR F- -itiur ,jt •{ vtit of ti. fa. to m« iit- 24 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. ii ii 1 i ILJ lit c( th« Court of Chin- .c i iJic v itc of Nc.v Jcitey, will b« RUGS and CARPETS il It ilt it i jijlic lendue on Wo are well kno\rn throughout thia vicinity for depend- tVJ l*\\ HIT 1 th L>AY OV" M'RIU 1 ( "I. able, mcrchnmlisc—very reasonably priced. VOUR rugs and carpets need ur i f V. ] I u 1 1 i Ml} (/ r\< icM iin the aftc;- frequent cleaning to keep n f u 1 .1 ! it I he tJou iL Hit i i i 1 f 1 mh >Id. I'KIJJity L>f "Stif" them fresh and bright, but i , Operated by tho Retail Pepartment Stores of America, Inc. they need regular cleans- I'll k lis'fy a dec rce nf J2-36 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. ing for the greater reason 1 Ml lh« f( Hi ir 1 u-t nr parrel of land TI I | t«.mj ( heir in »fier liarlirylarly rif- that freedom from dirt i il t I ih dr f J and hcins in th« and germs is essential to t uh r f 1 HI 111 rn. in the County of Mi t m i 11 li in ! 1 lie ot New Jersey, bc- family health. K „ ( i" i'" "f I J* >'y. 4G flj shown w* 1 I I U i ) r 1 irl ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 1 I i ISMNi nt a puint in the aouth- RUGS and carpets that are lir t'iS hue er thereof: thenc« ers who are unable to shop during I i i< rr »nh .ihitln /it (he jiforcHflid b»- SPECIALS ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 8th. SOFT foamy suds washes irwiin unit mil ttmi.inif cufiterly alonjr tin oiihic tctly lino of Chestnut Street the day. out all the germs, dust fin t^ nr fi t lo i joint; thence (3) vreat- | and dirt, and restores the tilv i uallel ^ith the first course and at FRESH JERSEY MILK VEAL I1 .Jit in^U s ^ nil (. htstrut ntreet one hun-, -original brightness and Not For EVALYNKNAPP Don't ,'nc'i nn(J n t three /ect more or lean to * I bcautv. WALTER BYRON i oint in tho fiiithwcstcrly line of laid lot Shoulder 13c "> We Are Offering Children ! Miss It ! Kt IC (»f \ hn h lot this in n part; thent« n MARIE PREV0ST M) v.cite !y in n strftiyht line ithout far- Breast 9c tj liu fed ind FI\ iiirhca to the ending lb to g P. M. Specials "9 to g P. M. Specials fJEWS — CARTOON — COJ1KDV I i int .r the f -it nur-n. tj orntion of the State of New 9x12 Domestic Rugs, . Jci c iml to he Mdd by For Friday Night Only! I Goldiehad what it 1K)\\ \11H HEIGHT, Sheriff. SPRING LAMB! .$4.00. rakes. .ANDbOWl Mnlcd Wnrrh <• I'M,1!. h ^ iinen H bmot-k Sol'r. LEGS 18c' Men's & Women's Hit and Miss 9x12 Oriental Rugs, Goldic made the tir> i - s.o.3X grade. .BUT howl SHERITI- S SALE. SHOULDER 10c "' $6.00. h nt \f <>{ i wnt of fi. fn. to me di- Handkerchiefs RAG RUGS inlil i cutii nut nf the Court of Clian- YOU'LL BE ]ici\ nf thi Stito of New Jcrney, will bt I-itsh Jersey Pork f \l i f i tn KHIP nt public vrnd\ic, on SIRLOIN SURPRISE® Mil d\V iffl i t HAY OF MAY, 1033. each c each Ibrtweui thr hinjn nf 12:(n> oVlock and r nn n , |>« i MI nil o'floch) ii\ the nf- Calas 8c Steak - 25c II In an f ul dn% nt thn Court Jlouif in thp Itiinni h nf Prcchold. County of i Muti inn Nt I Ntw Jc cy, to hnti^fy a elf • 1 11 re nr m(I < urn t imounting to approxi- JERSEY TURKEYS—8 to 14 lbs 29c " I tnntoK ^7 (. DM Fresh Kiddies' Sheer \ \] I lit n r PI turn tin it nr pnrr«l of \ni]d SMOKED HAMS 15c™ j mil pmnii ( heicinnftcr partirulnrfy cfe- th K nliert nitu itc hniK HIHI bcinc in the CHUCK ROAST 12c DRESSES IUMHUII >f Ituiimn County of Monmouth FIG BARS , mil mlc nf t p\\ Jfrscy, and numbered 11 iml di tint ui hed us LKI, NO. 81 on a m*p 1-RYlNG CHICKENS 21c ' Sizes 3 to 6. i i ti h 1 M ui <)f I innly Turk in thn Roi- (ii >i ur LUITKUII N J.. Piopeity of Dnf- FOWLER'S FAMOUS SAUSAGE ...... 2 "•» 25c 8c ">• ti I mi K mule Mny 'li). 1924. by i mi, i P < impel ( 10., nnd which mjip in fiUd in the ofliLO of the Clerk of Bniff < i u f Hunm »th at Ki'cchohl nnd GROCERY SPECIALS ! j A regiment of cyc- \ lin li i itmiK.' me locntcd on the west All Silk $ opening ladies in -ul u I cnox Avenue, an BIIOWTI on eafd -5\ large Kirkman'* Individual Laundry II the story of a • PI/i il us the propert y of AlcxanHci' Ladies' Boudoir I i hl(\n i, l>;u-hol<'i', cl UIP. tnken di e>- Soap 19c Remnants •: crooked beauty . i tnui i thn mit nf .Scarp, Roebuck *, can Saner Service for a if contest that will t i ii] m.. n rnrptiratioii, and to he. BOM fcy Piece Goods Depl. SLIPPERS HOW A Kb HKHIHT, Sheriff. Krnut 8c 2 large Kirkmnn'* ft open your eyes! Pati'il Miirch 2«tli, 1H3JI. 11. ton N. 1'ottH. Sol'r. Chips 25c Discriminating Lilt DAMITA Kcllogg's Coni Shredded Cod 2t'"«"25c CHARLES MOBTOM IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Clientele :.,;,' SAM HABDY In WILLIAM HUKLtiY: Flakes • 6c'"" Ity virtue of an order of tlic Court of 1 »' Mixed Dried . CJ Frshmann /Voduc. MmiK-cjy of Now jDfflty, imido on the day a . '.J-RADIO Ticiurc nl tho dntc lieroof, in ii rantio whereiii Campbell's Beans 4c' " Fruits ... 15c Men's Shirts and Shorts ... c end) Kcd ll:mk Iluildint: an.I Loan Anfioclntlon. i coj'ponitjon of ihe .Stnto of New Jernay, All Sizes. i:i .•uiiipliiliuiiit, iuid Miii-Kftrcte C. JIurley Ji\ TWO . i.nd nt lie in arc dcfeiuluntH, you are re- FRESH SEA FOOD tHiiretl lo Jippour nnd nnnwer the hlJl'of tO-v FEATURES hiihl I'uini'liiiiumt on or hcfoic the fifteenth HOS'IOV ; Bluefish duv uf Muy nrxt. or tho unid bill will be SMELTS Men's Fancy RED BANK jjiliril itH ronfrwiud i>uni»nt yttu, Fancy MON, & TUES.—Pat O'Kricn In "I)V;MTINAT1ON UNKNOWN" •Ihf. naid 1,111 in filed to foreclose « ccr- MACKEREL Span. Mackerel Inm ni.M-u-iu-c then by tiarali M. Carney r rUl find Md-liiid H. l.iinjc.v, |,cr hunbaiid. to HOSE OIL CLOTH THIS COUl'ON TIUS ONI! l'All) ADMISSION Kcd llrink .liulldiiiir nnit Loan Aflsoclation. 2"" 25 19 n rorpm-iitliiii nf thn titnlc of Now Jtriey. 1VILJ/ ADMIT TWO 1'KItSONS TO Till'; j];il.»l .(Jm f,MJ.-lh ,J«y »t Ai.fll. 192" OR laiKlh in the Hmrnmh cT lteil ltnnk, In th« SPECIALS—MON., TUES., WED., NEXT WEEK >b pair OS W Ci.nitly of Monmoulh and Stato of New MAIN OFFICE & STRAND THEATRE Jvivry. mui you, VVflJInm iturlay, sra nindft defoiidatit hecnuue y,,u nr» tho IlUB- NAVl'Jj Pork Chops Round Steak PLANT: ANY MATIN1CK OH V. I 11111(1 nf Mnritni-Me i;. llnrloy. who own» KXt'KI'T SATI/ltlMV. Mm iMi.lIvirk-ij Jmlf »f ()m latuU
