RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 15. KED BANK, N. J,,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1947 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO Todd House Sold Little Silver V "Get Acquainted" Local Women's GardenClubRFDHQlfc At Eatontown Meeting For P.T.A. Highlands Borough Th* Ray VanHorn. Agency of Activities Start. Members of the Junior-Senior Group Observing Fair Haven has sold the Querln Parent-Teacher association' execu- Fall Flower Show Todd, Jr., property, located on aNe*t Tuesday tive boards-will be hostesses next Wins Water Case third acre plot on Elizabeth park- Tuesday night at a "Get Acquaint- 50th Anniversary way, Eatontown, to'Mr. and Mrs. ed" night In the Red Bank junior Jan Bakker of Brooklyn. Gym Instructor high school auditorium, A feature Missionary Sopiety Over 225 Entries in Holmdel Event— The home is of rambling design, of the evening will be conducted has six.. rooms, two baths, a fire- Secured B«side» tours of both the senior and jun- Next Sunday At The Decision Vindicates Council place and automatic heat. A garage ior high school buildings from the Sweepstakes Won By Mrs. Fred Nojble 1* on the landscaped grounds. - ,. Club Leaders cellar to' the top floor. Refresh- Presbyterian Church And Engineer Craig Finnegari ' Mr.-Todd is an attoraey and has ments will be served In the junior Mrs. Fred Nbble won the sweep- been practicing law in; Newark Little Silver Y.M.CA. board made, high cafeteria. Tile 50tti annivrsjary of the -*• stakes award, and« Mrs. Robert since his discharge from the armed final plans.at a meeting last Thurs- The'association will hold a food founding' of the1' Women's mission- Unless tho Highlands Property. Marvin won a trl-color ribbon for Miss Schlicting forces. He has ghanged hii buel- day night for tha opening of the sale Saturday, October 18, In theary society of the Red Bank Pres- Dean's Celebrating Owners association or A, Raymond' the moit outstanding exhibit at the neis connections and is moving to fall and winter activities sched- lobby of the Strand theater, with byterian church will be observed Travis, owner of the American second annual flower show of Gar- Detroit , uled for next Tuesday, from 7 toMrs. Hermann Wolf as chairman. at special services Sunday after- Drilling company of Fair Haven den club, R.F.D., held- Saturday at Re-Elected To Mr. Bakker la associated with, 10 ,p; m. in the Little Silver school. noon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. J. Leon Hoo- 50th Anniversary make application for review before Fellowship hail at Holmdel. There Anton Smith & Company of New Club groups will be organized per, who has jecently returned' the State Supreme court, the High- were more than) 225 entries. County Of f ices York, industrial diamond Import- again this year as follows: two National Guard from an extended trip through the lands water case la closed. Second place winners for the ers. Mr. and Mri. Bakker expect to Gra-Y clubs for boys 9 to 12; a Philippines and Slam, will be the'In Florist Trade After nearly a month of waiting, sweepstakes awards were Miss take possession of their new home junior Hl-Y club for boys 12 to 15 guest speaker.' / Justice Albert E. Burling of the •- Anna Cross, Mrs. Joseph T. Cross Red Bank Agent October IB; , ' and a senior Hl-Y club for boys To Hold Open Biuiriess Founded State Suprcma court ruled In favor. ' and Mrs. William Mulberon. Ex- 15 and over. Club leaders will In- of the defendants, tho borough of hibits given special mention /by the Again Honored By clude Richard /Robinson of. Wood- By Daniel Dean And Highlands and the Layne company judges were those made by Mrs. Officials Mourn bine avenue, Kenneth and Frank House Wednesday of New York, as he handed down's, Mulheron, Mrs. Joseph T. Cross Large Insurance Group Curchln of Branch avenue, and Frank McMahon decision September 18, which stat- "'.' and Mr;. Arthur Cowen. Robert Hobson of Parker avenue. "The TrutTGlory" cd that a writ o; certiorarl will not The following were prize win- Miss • Dorothy M, Lawley Death The "Y" board has also secured a Dean and company, Little Silver be Issued, as requested by the prop- gymnasium Instructor who will be erty owners and Mr.. Travis, re.pj ners; t • .: ' ^ •'."'•:[• .: trading. as C. Irving Patterson To Highlight Night's florists, this week are observing the ' Small dahlia arrangement in fiat'pot- agency,' 60 Broad street, swas re- In charge of all gym activities. 50th anniversary of their founding. resented by Ward Kramer, Asbury. tery container—Mrs. Burl Benton, first; Midtfletown To Vote This poet will be filled by Harry Park attorney. 1: Mre. Fred Noble, second; Mra. Elmer elected secretary and treasurer of Program Of Events Now composed of tv/o branches— Bahrenburg, third, and. Mrs, Adrian the Monmouth County Insurance On Police Pension Greenwood. ... the 'retail and wholesale depart- Justice Burllng*s decision com- Moreau, honorable mention, , Agents association at their first The -Little. Silver Y.M.OA. board The 614th Tank battalion,- Red ments—the firm currently Is malt- pletely vindicates the mayor and . Zinnia arrangement (or a luncheon meeting of the ,year held at the A resolution' of sympathy was also reviewed a report, given by Bank's unit of the National Guard Ing plans for a period of expan- council of Highlands and Borough table—MIM Cross, first; Mrs. Joseph T. Manasquan River Golf club, Bri- read "and adopted Thursday by the Miss Joan Coughlln ofthr Little Wednesday night will hold open sion In the shop and greenhouses. Engineer Craig Finhegan of' Bel-, Grose,' second; Mrs. William C, Biker, elle. . , third, and Mrs. 0. Knight, honorable Middletown township committee, Silver summer playgrouhd which house In their armory'on Chestnut Founded by the late Daniel Dean ford, whose integrity was attacked Mention. and will be' sent to the family of was conducted for eight weeks last and West streets from 8 to 10:30 and his brother-in-law, Frank Mc- by Ward Kremcr, attorney for the Marigold arrangement In a qean rot- the late John T. Lawley, a mem- summer. Miss Coughlin reported prosecution, at deposition hearings. Mrs. Noble, first: Mre. Harold Holmes, o'clock. The' purpose of the affair Mahon,: the business originally was second: Mrs. Douglas Fromm, third, and ber of the committee, and a former that 110 boys and girls were-en- Is to acquaint Monmouth county devoted exclusively to growing Justice Burling made It clear that Mre. William Florence, - honorable men- sheriff. ••• rolled In the prograiriMVith an av- residents with the facilities of the roses for the wholesale market. A "As far 03 Travis Is concerned, the tion. ' * ' Township Clerk Howard W. erage attendance of 40-chlldren for armory and the work of tho Na- site of 30 acres was purchased crux of the controversy is his per? ' Arrangement of colored leaves—Mrs. each morning and afternoon' ses- .Joseph T. Cross, first; Mre. Noble, sec- erts announced that township' res- tional Guard. It is being conducted •from the late Wllllani T. Parker, siatent attempt to usurp the mil-, ond; Mrs, Van Walker, third, and Mre. idents will vote on the proposed sion. This participation In the sum- In conjunction with President Tru- upon which four greenhouses wero nlclpal governing body's function. Henry Cross, honorable mention. mer program exceeded tha record police pension plan in the general man's National Guard program, constructed. A fifth house was The gist of his complaint is that Still life arrangement—Miss Oroes, for 1946. •'•'••'(" first; Mrs. Harold Bontock, second: Mrs. election November 4. According to which commenced September 16, built five years later. Mr. Dean the judgement of the elected rep- Marvjln, third, and Mra. Knight, honor- the state police and firemen'sre - A Hallowe'en celebration for the tho seventh anniversary of the in continued as head of tho firm un- resentatives' of the people was bad able mention. . . tirement system, the annual normal children of Little Sliver was dis-duction of the first guard unit into, til June,' 1019,' when his son Frank, In adopting a closed system for "Floral arrangement In an antique cup contribution to be made on account cussed and Georga Kyser was ap- purification of the water, Instead '. —Mre. Marvin first; Mre. Noble, seconds federal service In World War II. the present head of the business, of employees, in service will be pointed chairman of the committee of tho open method which includes Mrs Joseph T. Crow, third, and Mri Various types of tanks, armored MBS. J. LEON HOOPER returned from service in World war Elmer Bahrenburg, honorable mention. $1,714.60. .Accrued liability to the to wcrk out detailed plans.which aeration. If in the exercise of this Vehicles and radio equipment will I, He was attending the Univers- Miniature arrangement—Mrs. Mul- township will amount to $18,827.54. will be announced later: Thoss ity of Pennsylvania at tho out- discretion their judgement was bad heron; fimt: Mm. Bahrenburg. second; be on display. Guardsmen, will ex- Mrs. A. T. Doremus, a charter John K. Werner of Belford was present for the board meeting In- break of the first World war, andthey are answerable to those whom MM. Noble, third, and Mrs. Fromm, hon- plain the functions and uses of the member, will give the society his- orable mention. . •,„ ' approved as a special police officer, cluded Jule* Dlstel, president; Clif- tory. Others who have been-socie- enlisted in ' the naval aviation they govern. The evidence ahcyr; Zinnia arrangement for a hall, table William J. Martin and Eugene M. ford Dorlng, Paul Hemschoot, armored equipment used so success branch. Daniel Dean retired when the governing body arrived at Its Mre.. Florence, Brut; Mrs. Benton, sec- George Ryser, Robert de la Reus- fully in the last war.'Included in ty, members for SO years are Mrs. ond; Miss CroM, third. ,, . • and John Edward Reardon were Newton Doremus, Mrs. David his son returned from service. He decision, after an exploration of the AnWomis colors—Mrs. Noble, Bret: approved as active members of the sille, Kenneth Curchln. '.Harry tho display will be SB-tori General died August 17.1938. " merits of the two systems under Hance and Mrs. Albert L. Ivlns. 1 MB.'!Knight, second; Miss .Croye. third! East Keansburg Flre company. Greenwoo.d and Roy E. Cotten. Sherman tanks. Manned by crews the guidance of their engineer.' - »nd Mrs, Henry Cross; honorable men- Mrs.. T. C. McGlll, President of Under the control of Its current Bmll"J.-Petach and John-Charles of_ five,, the tanks ar,e armed w~ Monmouth Presbyterlal| and Mrs. •°Hat trimmed wJUi flowers—Mra.. Cow- 105 and 76 millimeter cannon, with Head the flrni has prospered and At tho deposition hearings Mr;™ Ffanstlel were approved as active Charles B. Fcrnald, 'president of Flnncgan was questioned by Mr. an, first; Mrs. Edna MuelhauMn. sec- members of Community Flre com- 50 and 30 caliber machine guns. expanded. In 1928 the sixth big ond; Mr». Joseph T.'Groes, third, and Sea Bright the New Jercey Synodlcal, will be. greenhouse Was added, a structure Kremer for four hours on 8U(e Mrs. Leonard C. Lathrop, Mr». Robert pany, Leonardo. The battalion is slated to have 53 among the guests. • Bohri and MM. Mttlheron, honorable of these monsters. •f 24,000 square feet, which houses Board of Health approval and en mention. . '.'*'• ••' .. . The John T. Lawley resolution A special musical program will be 17,000 rose plants. Since tlujn four his relations with the Layne sys-; Floral arrangement marking the de- follows: Forms Chamber Highlight of the evening will be given by the church organist, Wil- the showing of the moving pic- smaller greenhouses have been temi Mr. Kremcr stated that he afen on a Chin* plate—Mrs. MulhVon, MISS DOROTHY M.SCHLICTINa BE IT RESOLVED, by the liam H. Crawford, and by the added. was attempting to show bad faith Drat: Mrs. Joseph T.\Cro«s, lecond11 Mrs. Township Committee of. the Town- ture, '"The True Glory," at 9 o'clock. church quartet, comprising Mrs. J. in ail alliance between Mr. Finne- Noble, third, an3 Mrs. Fromm, honor- Of Commerce This is the most detailed picture In 1930 the retail branch was , aril* msinfinn. .•*.,:','• ship: of Middletown, that we ex- William Helm, Mrs. Thomas Mc- gan and the Layne company. Frederick: A. Smith, Jr., of As- ittMVJOur pralojin4^sorrow_^uport ever produced on the_inyi*aion of added, the shop being, opened on •buryEarli-Tva3^r«el«cted ^president; ;: lilntock, A. .LeRoy Baker .and. Al- col- Earope"and~tBe' t!verituat'*^[ctory lan jt. Woolley;" ""••-rr-crr-rr- Ooeunpott avenue; tho^pr«i»nt-alto Oliar third. , and William B.' Connelly, Jr., lot league, tho Honorable John T, over the Germans. Made jointly by of this departme"nU''In the hurri- points thoroughly In his decision*'. White flowera In a white container— Belmar, vice president. Charles J. Mrs. Hooper is a native of Texas cane of 1944 the company suffered "Was tho discretion vested In'the ' Mrs..William Jones, flrat: Mrs. Mulheiv Unger, executive, secretary of the Elected President American and British governments, and a graduate of Meridian college on, second; Mre. Clifford Bray, third, is*"' we" express our. great, re the story Is told in ,the words of the loss, of the-.first five green- governing body abused by rigging nd Ml! New Jersey InsuranceujlgenU ' llratlon lot his rec- in Mississippi and Scarrltt Bible arid IMrs, Smer Bairenbur* * . *- the common soldier. Virtually every houses, a total area'of £5,000 square the specification for a closed ays-' rW^PoWl]*. honorSbl. raenf - soclation, was prt»Jng?. and •as 'one of 'the mem- Of Organiwtiop, , Training school in Kansas City, Mo. tern so as to permit only 'th,)l,\l($*. . HIT S 1 I I ' ' • • " M— . • i - i *• * •••• ji "... -. \ feet. ;*rHelr replM]*We.n»i'l»«W be- B Aekeraon, 1r!nirsti^S"«a"'e"'n. dletown Township; his constructive battles,, the .seige of Bastogno and lecond) Miss Ruth Orr. third* and Mre,Harold. A. rZahl,,director of A Sea Bright Chamber_of Com- tai-y 'for the Presbyterian board of Withol, honorable mention. work in that office and his untlrl] having vfeeld up the work! During atlon—to bid? ' This does not ap-< eoajch, UBIffnal'i-Corps .Biiglneerlfi merce wa* organized last the tntetlng with the'Russians Is Foreign missions with special- re- «Wered;.\; Gen.'Elsenhower appns, sponsibility for PresJ>ytetlB| work World war II flower growing was pear to be so. • : .; tdil "The principal objection Was ad*'. ; : ; :the.-picture, by testifying': to, the; au- ta'thB Philippines, ,'SIani, Korea and curtailed, - and the greenhouses BOWI of Veg«t»bies grown Vr tbj .ex- of the atom'-bdmV.'test. He gavel* fn" tttl•••' admlfiStratlon - of official ; dressed to the type of a^rainer,. stbttbr—Henry Crosev first i J6hn Cross, very. Interesting tectqre add showid SSo^lwV, thenticity /of the' 'feattlre-length Japan, she worked with' a group iwere rused to ;g#i?w. .yegeiljblM, business of the Township resulting principally tbmjCtoes. '.' Now- .roses tank size; compressor, filter media fllmr.i',- ,.-••,•• , .'• ."•.• "••.•'".• ••:•'• ••• sent out to study post-war needs .'"Arrangement' in a -container o.bv'°"- the official army film "Operation in the advancement and betterment on Ocean avenue.- ' ; and screen, as described In the ly not lor Howare, for men ' exJiimtore Irtis-t>wir-loca1lrr" John A. Gardens, Jr., ,ww eleoted —GiUbs-and-clvIe-.organlzatlon* of and possibilities in tho Philippines and carnations are grown In the specifications as fitting only a »hlyi—Mr. Clsar, first: Henry CroM.\Me- Miss": Schllctlng states the, Mbn- ..That we extol his great record of pr/slawitratrSyihou?-I*rledinanrvicej Mrs. Joseph Charles; seo- neighboring towM have been ex- and Slam, and she will explain this main greenhouse, while miscellan- »nd; E. K. WhIUon. third, and Mr. Killer service to the people of Monmouth work and the group's findings. eous, flowers are grown In the small- product of the Layne-^ew York ind B. C. Abel*, honorable mention. • mouth County. Insurance agents art retaryrNpd Robert P. ^JJockwood, tended invitations' to attend the Cbiinty in the offices that he filled Mrs. Hooper and her husband er buildings. The business has ex- corporation. Even assuming this to Junior claMes, Small arangementa— taking an active part In: Fire Pre- In.the County of Monmouth bring- open house. Special invitations Blnliy Fromm.'firsf: William..a Wker, vention Week and a,Bks every mkh, WHilam A. Wooding,, executive have been sent, to Red Bank'B served as missionaries In the Phil- panded from the original 30 pcres be so, evidence of good faith is It., second: Ben Porence. third, and ing credit upon himself and the cit- ippines 19 years. Mrs. Hooper haa to S3 acres, and It extends from found in the Inclusion of an alter- Terry Aonerson and Charles. Lathrop, woman' and child lu remember an izens of the. Township. In which secretary of the Long Branch mayor and council, the sen:or eonorable mention. . • • •. . all Important fact, that (fire preven- he lived; Chamber of Commerce,' was pres- classes .'of both local high schools also done missionary work in Bra- Sycamore avenue to Parker's creek. nate invitation for bids upon a Miniature woodland scene—Suaon tion, like charity, begins at home, •That we commend his civic Inter- ent and'stressed the main.object- and to. all senior Boy Scouts. zil and Chile, as well as in Slant. Associated with Frank Dean in closod system, based on the work 'one*, firsts Marearet Welgand, second; to be done In all its essential fea- Beth Flanagan.'third, and Ann Lathr,op, Check home hazards and carelest est in the territory In which he ives of such an organization. the business are his sons, Thomas honorable mention. ' -' • , personal every day habits. ',. liVed, always "willing at all times to The Chamber decided as its first Dean and Jack Dean, and his wife, tureo, but removing the stringency .-• •Flowere In a nUture frame—Peter There are three local-agencies take part in any public movement - (Continued on Page 2) complained of. The testimony dl-. Benton, first; Joan Hewlner. second: action to recommend to the bor-Rumson Council Former Pastor of public welfare!—your'police de>;thai was! for the benefit of theough mayor and council the re- ilged the fact that equipment foe Judith i Holmes, third, and David Ben- people of his locality and devoting a closed system could be obtained; ton,' honorable mention. '• • partment, your flre' department, his energies and being ready at allmoval of the 3urf Bathing? pavilion Sneclmen classes. Perennials—Mrs, your Insurance agency. Listen at- and restaurant from the beach and To Consider Code Returns District 223 Enrolled elsewhere than from the Layne-, •Walke-. first; Mra. Bahrenhurtr, second: times to work in that connection, New York corporation." •• ' Mm. Knight, third, and Mrs. Fromm, tentively and with, thoughtful con- even to the impairment of his in their place to establish a public honorable mention. _ sideration to your Insurance; agen- Tftalth; park and playground. The ocean Prepare "Stop Gap" In f Canteen As to the health board's approval,"" • Annuals—MIm Cross, flnt: Mrs. B.cy. The work of the Underwriters' i That we mourn the great loss of front property is borough-owned Superintendent Justice Burling "stated that statute) Roaeh. /econd; Mrs. Cliar. third, and a dear friend with whom it was a requires approval of plans for war '••• Mrs. Chandler White nnd Mls« Harriet Laboratories is sponsored by In- and has been leased out during the Building Ordinance Roach, honorable mention. /•• surance agents all over the United great pleasure at all times to asso- summer season, . Rev. Herbert J. Smith Varied Program ter purification plants before such States. The little,table model radio ciate, one whose genial personality plants shall be constructed or oner- ' and . gracious manner contributed The present frame buildings were In anticipation of extensive For Tomorrow you leave on all night at your bed- to the enjoyment of that friend- built over 15 years ago on the site building operations In Rumson, the And Rev. A. C. Brady ated, It was brought out at the) Eight Men Hired side—eight hours of burning juice ship; of the Octagon hotel, which was mayor and council of that borough hearings that work had not begun',/ with never a.thought of death or That we express to the members washed out to sea. The pavilion last Thursday night directed the Figure In Exchange Two hundred and 23 boys and but that the Layne company had' how a flimsy little radio can carry Of his family our profound and sin- has been bitdly damaged by storms borough attorney, Theodore D, Par- girls from "all parts of the Redonly moved a drilling machine into' At Postoffice a load of electricity all night with- cere sympathy in their bereave- and partially repaired from time to sons, to prepare an ordinance for Rev. Herbert J. Smith, a former Bank area are now enrolled in theplace. ';- out causing a flre. The equipment ment a stop-gap building code. The ordi- pastor of .First Methodist church, Community Y.M.CisV junior can- Judge Kremer Informed 'Tbii; Veterans Qualify In of the projection booth, the flint It was decided to hold meeting* nance will Include the main stipu- Red Bank, haa been appointed su- teen which held its second session Register that he had not had times';.: containers, the exit door and their Capt. Boudreaux every Wednesday night at the lations In a code prepared by the perintendent of the New Brunswick Friday.. -, to study the decision sufficiently t*..: Civil Service Exams bolts before they are ever put In Charles manor. To be eligible for state. district of the New Jersey Method- - Because the enrollment has ex-determine whether an application • , the theater add to your enjoyment membership the men or women The Rumson fire company was ist Conference. He succeeds Rev. ceeded expectations, membership would be made to hear the case beji Eight World *War II veterans when you go to a movie. The oil Ordered To Europe commended by Councilman Edgar A. Corwln Brady, who has been as- 1n the canteen will be temporarily fore three supremo court Judges , must be actually engaged in busi- closed. The adult sponsoring com- have been installed as substitute burner no longer gives you concern B. Blake, chairman of the flre com-signed by Bishop Fred P. Corson and a jury. John M. Plllsbury, Capt. Henry J. Boudreaux, U. S.ness In the borough. The charter mittee, of which Mrs. Charles V.' carriers and clerks at the Redbecaus. e the automatic check device Army and Air Forces recruiting list will remain open until the first mittee, for Its outstanding perform- to State Street church, Trento.n, Highlands borough attorney, saia; ,: Bank postofflce. All of the menstops the flow of oil If the' flame ance In the contests at the recent which Rev. Mr. Smith has been Gallagher is chairman, is deter- officer In the Red. Bank area, has of the year. * 'r : mined to conduct a quality program, the case was closed, as he did not qualified recently In civil service goes out. The Inspection of the received orders assigning him for firemen's celebration at Red Bank, serving the last three years, (Continued on page 2) :],.' ''• examinations. Six of the men arethousands of new items appearing duty in the Mediterranean theater and also for the awards won In the Rev. Roger J. Squler Is returning which will meet the desires and residents of Red Bank, and.two re- almost every month, this and much of operations. He will depart by Religious Survey firemen's parade. The Rumson fire- to the Red Bank church pastorate, Interests of parents and all of the side at Fair Haven. more because of the Underwriters' special air transport on or about men were also congratulated In aRev, J, S. Eldrldge comes from youth participating. County P.T.A. To - The new carriers are Patsy Am- Laboratories' approval—the tiny October 7. Here October 12 letter from Congressman James C. Union church, Burlington, to the Parents who assisted with the brosia of 76 Westslde avenue and sticker with the initials U.L. equiv- He started his Army career in The Red Bank Minlsterlum will Auchincloss, who saw the parade Sea Bright church, and Rev. Wal-program Friday night Included Mr. Hold Party Here ; John E. Boskey of 75 Parker ave- alent to O.K. gives .you safe living. from the reviewing stand. The fire- ter B. Williams succeeds him at and Mrsi'Charles B. Gallagher, Mr. 1826 as an ellsted min and came make a religious survey of the bor- The annual faH card party of nue and Charles H. Whitmore of Together with the engineers of up through the ranks attaining the ough on a house-to-house basis men, who won four flrsta and twoBurlington. Rev. John Klrby, Jr. and Mrs. John Eggenburger and 682 River road, both of Fair Haven. seconds in the three-day event, were has been appointed pastor of the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schrlftgiesser. the Monmouth County Council of the National Board of Fire Under- grades of.corporal, sergeant, staff Sunday afternoon, October 12. The Parents and Teachers, will be held • * The new clerks include, Charles writers, and the Underwriters' sergeant, technical sergeant and purpose of the canvass Is to stimu- also lauded by Mayor Louis M. Fair Haven church and will also The program staff Included Willard Allaire of 9 Wharf avenue, Vincent Hague and the rest of the council. supply the church' at Morgnnvllle, Browning, director; Miss Marylyn tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In the Laboratories your insurance agency master bergeant. In 1942 he waslate church attendance and to win Mechanic street school auditorium. P. Ramplno of 21 Locust avenue, Is your friend, and the energies de- commissioned In the Army as first new members to the churches of In his report, Mr. i Blake said the coming to this section from Barne- Jordan, assistant; Mrs. Tony Hunt- .Robert Helblg of 162 Maple ave- voted in reducing hazards and pre- borough flre apparatus had been in- gat. Oceanport church is to be sup- ing, dancing Instructor, and Roy IS. Mrs. Michael S. Vlracola Is chair? lieutenant, corps of military police. the borough, ' , man, assisted by Mrs. Fred Boyd, nue, Robert S. Flndley of 206 miums havev not been In vain, During his last tour of overseas Representatives of all the local spected by a representative of the plied. Rev, W. S. Layton has been Cotten, general secretary of the Branch avenue and Charles H. Won't you do your part to help? Amerlcan-LaFrance company and, transferred from Farmlngdale to Community "Y." Mrs. Chris Millson, Mrs. Grace duty, he served in France, Belgium churches will work on the survey Hayden and Mrs. William Bradley. GafTney, Jr., of 30 Chestnut street Be less careless with your habits, and inquire at each,house if "the found In excellent condition. the Matawan church and Rev. Jay Tho program for tomorrow night and Germany. He was assigned as Includes dancing Instruction classes help yourself and help your neigh- recruiting officer In the Red Bank people in this house go to church, Offers of $300 each for two lots K. Helms from Spring Lake to Bed Warmer. Bxtra Values at Sherman's. for beginners and advanced, view bor. Let's not make it flre preven- and where." There will be a meet- on the east side of South Shrews- West Long Branch, succeeding Rev, Specials from Sherman's. 100% wool Buy now and save. Regular I2.D8 area in December, 1946. ing the television set In the lounge, ladles' slips, now 12 s regular IS.98 tion week—but flre prevention year. Ing of the representatives at thabury drive will be considered, along Donald S, Phillips, who goes to Marlposn blankets, 72x00. Regular price ladles' night gowns, now 12,98; regular with any other bids, at the next use of the game room, table games IH.08, now on eale at only HO.tS, In: 4% , Mortgage Money . . Red Bank Community "V Wednes- Toms Rlber. , :olors dusty rose, blue, cedar, peaeh . fl.98 ladles' pajamas, now 2 for Mi Curtains! Curtains! for homes, farms, country estates, bus- meeting. The new district superintendent, In the craft shop and a short sound regular 18.50 ladles' pajamas, how I day night, October 35, to tally re- -ind sreen, 25% wool Pepperell blan- Ruffled Hathaway dots. Fine plain Inesa buildings—existing or new. Long who will reside at the district par- motion picture in the gymnasium kets, 72x84. Regular price I7.S0, now for.IB: regular II Laitex girdles, now Marquisettes, pebble dot ruffled frame terms, easy -payments, liberal loans on sults. 2 for 11.60. /Buy morel Save More at ' Brlo» Your Rollers. sonage on Maple avenue, Red Bank, followed by organized square danc- on sale at only 15.08, all colors. Nassau curtains and cottage sets, all at one low acceptable properties. Are you paying New clean Holland window shades white sheet blankets, all cotton, 7Ii»t. The Sherman Shop, 6t Broad street, Red price of 12.08 a pair, values to 15. Buy more than «%T H so, elk us about re- Halloween Suits. is the son. of Rev. Herbert M. ing. The entire building is turned Bank.—Advertisement. , pat on while you wait. We have the Special at J2.08. The -Sherman Shoo, now and save at The Sherman Shop, 61 placing your mortgage and saving yon Earge selection on hand at low prices. JOPont Tontine window shades in stock. Smith, who at 94 is the oldest liv- .over to this special program* Fri- 58 Bro»d street, Red Bunk.—Advertise- BroBroand street, Red Bank.—Advertise- •none*. Joseph Q. HcOus Ageney, Real- PumpxiriB and all the (Ivors and nolle We mske anjr kind, of a window shade ing member of the New Jersey day nights. ment. _, , . . • . " • ^*> We Fix Them. mementn . ' • tors.^ Mortgage Department. Phone makers, (iet yours now. Balloons and right here In our work room. National Venetian blinds repainted, recorded. Rumson 1-0444,—Advertisement, all the reit. National 5 A 10. Frown's.' t k 10. frown's.—Advertisement, Methodlsy Conference. He is living Weather Strip. Quick service, New hardware for blinds It'ill s VMiuiGettlnf iiVig.r Cold.' . —Advertisement. with his daughter, Mrs. L. E. East- Community Group We have Nu Way Weather strip' at In stock. We sell tape and cord all We have wlckik i of alll kklndii , itota ' Public Sale. Mertiafl Montr. mond of Little Silver, 08 cents a package, door bottoms at Complete Venetian blind service. N plpo,anpe,and elbow*s IIfnt bUeblack *nand gulvnnlstdgalvanised, Hones, one registered sow, one Ches- Telephone Answerlag Service. We can placs anr good roortcsie 15 and 49 cents, chimney sweep, ven*": lonil 5 » 10, Frown's, Fres delivery. o|ABtall iHrtftutblashovelsl . anflstwji..d coaHAAS..'l 'calls, wlBilei, . liftersllflAH*, ter white, sine pigs, ISO pigeons, farm We answer four telephone !4 hours loan, line or' small, low Interest rate. Christina* Cards. Meeting October 23 tllntote, humldlAers for bsek of radl. :•:.':'. Advertisement, • Is aker*>•>»•s« ane**e*4d pokers. Portable hsstere In Implements, household goods. Full list every day, If you do not have a tele- Boynton Agency, I Drummond Place, Our "Hallmark" Xmas Cards sre pow The flrat meeting of the Naveslnk ator, itove paint, stove pipe of all • stockock., GenGenerae l Electric heaters In stock, will be advertised In next week's Reg- phone, use our number. For further In- Red Dank, N. J. Phone Red Bank «• on display, for Every Member of the kinds, dampers,'wicks. Free delivery. Antique Grandfather Clock. Nationational 5S *- ..ID., Prown'si Free delivery. ster. Sale at Herman's Bar and Grill, formation, phone Rsd Bank 6-4141.— B52.—Advertisement. .. Family, for Frlcndi, tor ' Swsethesrt, and Locust'Community association National 5 * 10, Prown's.—Advertise- Valuable eight-foot grandfather cloey, —AdvertisementAdvertisement, Highway 15, Middletown, Saturday, Oc- Advertisement, ' Nelzhbors, etc., etc., 5 cents to II,since its organization will be held ment. . , v ; made In Holland, unusual marqueti tober 4, at 1 i. m, H. Orove,—Adver- Notice. r Xmas Box Asiortments, - 60 cents to Thursday, October 23, at 8 p. m. at throughout, A fine bargain at IBB Public Auction, - tisement. Seed Waest, » t will not he responsible for any debts • 2,60, Fenonallted Xmm Cards, SO for Kiddle Kartoon Karnlval. Reusiilltl', Jewelere, Bt Broad Itree Modern household goods and furnish- rye, and barley, certified or reoleaneoi other than incurred by myself. 11, ub to 115, Fox's Gift Shop. 41 the Naveslnk library.'A social hour Reade's Carlton, Red Bank, this lat> —Advertisement. ings. Several choice antique pieces. Mortgage Money. also cover crop and fssd grains. Hay. Irvln» Collins, Monmouth Strut, Bed Dank.—Adver- will follow the business session, urday mornlns. Two hours of solid lua* 120S Eleventh avenue, Neptune, October We have plenty of money to place on pasture and lawn mlituns. Conover It Catherine Street, tisement. .I Anyone Joining at this meeting Doors open 0:50 a. m,, performanee 19 • '. . "Ronson Lighters." 4th, at 12 noon. R, Bearmor. B, O, good Bret bond and mortgage. II you Bros., Wlckalunk. Phone- Holmdel •• Red H«nk. a, m. Children 90 centi, adults I* Pocket and Table Models. Many Col- Coats, auctioneer,—Advertisement. are In need of a mortgage, It would pay «1 at,—Advertisement. , —Advertisement. 'Save $3 at Sherman's.' will be enrolled as a charter mem- centi. Tickets now on sals at Carltoa ora.and Stylos-to choose. Buy now for you to see us first. R. V, It. H. Stout. ber of the association. ' and Strand theaters.—Advertisement, ; 1 Extra heavy chenille beitstread, finely Xmas, while selection Is good, Fox's Gift Pearls Expertly' Reeirung, 77 Broad street, Red Bank. Phone Red 0, Irving Wells, 27, Oheitnut street, Men I Formal Clothes For Hire. tufted, closely designed, beautiful pat- Shop, 41 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. Prepare for the fall and winter.sea- Bank S-2U1 Advertisement. Red Bank, li now sales representative Also soeeisortss. l,argsst stock In terns and colon. On sale now at only Do You Have. Short WindowsT Dank Stock Wanted. —Advertisement. son by having your pearls restrung eor- for Storr Equipment Co., Ford Farm lonmouth eounly. Seaall'i, IlCt North • 10. Regular rrlce 112,08. Duy now If you do, then come to Sherman's Willing to purchase up to i.OOO •harts: reotly—on braided nylon, Either with Oeteway inn. Equipment Dealers, Freehold. ' Phones Broadway, Long Branch. Open evenings, and save nt The Sherman Shop, 6e curtain sale. Cape Cod ruffled Hath- or any part of 2.V00 shares of stock, at ; Junior Service League Thrill Shop,, knots or plain. One week service. Reui- Catering to dinner, bridge and anni- Red Bank 8.1006 and Freehold 1-0151. —Advsrtliement. Broad street, Red Hank,—Adverttiement. away dot, IS and 71 Inches lone, si Second National Bank of Red B.'nk, Special sale this week. Come In and sllles' Jewelers, Be Broad street, Red versary parties, 141 West Bergen Place, -Advertisement. only 12 * pair, value 19,50'. Duy now John Wermert. '1'efephone Atlantic Hlkh> And a bargain, Thrift Shop, Wharf tire- Bank,—Advertisement. Full-course Sunday dinners, 1 to t p. m. New Holland Not Too' Late. and save, Whether your windows ere lands 1-000'.—Advertisement. nue. Open Thursday and Friday, 10-4;' at 11.(5. ' Dally meals, noon on. Mrs, Bank Stock Wanted. >ale loaders, baler twine and potato We still have 'Jelly ulnrtei, Mason long or ahort, you save at The Sher. Baturilne 10-U,—Advertlieraint, Oat Ranf.es,' Ruth Bemisy, proprietor. > Reservations, Will purchase .from tine to 100 ihsVes larveiteri. Oonover Bros,, Wlckatunk, Jnrii nnd supplies of nil kinds. Canning man Shop, 5» Broad street, Ded Bank, Simmons Beautyrasls. : Coal and BIS, oil and gas, with oven phone Red Bank I-4J1V.—Advertisement. of the Merchants TruiL Company of ~hone Holmdel •••lit.—Advertisement, Pole with rack 12.30, Preito oookere, In —Advertisement. ; , Short supply of, scarce mattresi ' ' '• ' Sale. , control, (Sood Housekeeping Shop, fno., boxeprlnira sets'. Tho Stirling 1 If, moths damuiio your rug within' Red Dank. Answsn trailed confiden- % and 4 anil f.qunrt nisei prrsaliro onn- 4» Monmouth street, Red Bank, N. J,— •il2 Ru«e. • Fuel Oil ners lit stock. National 6 a 10. Trown's, Bamboo Rakes 70 Cente. tura Shop, S1 -White street, Red' five years,. Berlou Iwlll repair or feplj.ee tially, Thomas'Irving Drown, Red Rank a AdKerl' .. ... ^ ...... r-••- r.. 'j-^-' --— •• . We hays . Armstrong- rugs In . stock, o. sui ur burner iiJ>es rades and Get the- leaves .up. Damboboo rakes —Advertliernent. tit .iwlthoutr-«ast«a-'.tynur:~HiiT.-.Bar!oir: ^BSi%aaW^M-«ls^lisi*wJ~gO'Sils? - ..-rv-r-r-r--, W '-- *.«« anil today, > The -Wright • Stbres,, SO - Mem- MtJt WifMV'wni * 4;^wf ; Chrysler,' Plymouth,. lnternatlensl.' net/ throw rugs of-all kinds, conon door • Or, Oeorie N. Werner < loir Co., Bed Dank, .Phone lied Bank Chry«lor, I'lymouth, Internationalil , llawn seed Bt cents, pots of iv.y In stock. moUth street. Phone; tied Bank .1-2222.' Sales and service*, , MaurlMauric< e _Suhwaiio, . mats >«1.!B, itslr treads of all Umli. *rc» uclveiy. National S *a t 1010. Prown'iP.' Sales and eerv|Fe. ^Advertisement, •• * * • U' now located In hie new dental onice »-0B5'J.—Adv.rCliemenl. Salee "ami service. MnliVrce Sohwarla. Pbani Red Bank ••-0717,-Advsrtlse. National!) * 10, l'rown'i. Fres delivery. at til' Monmouth street. ' Phone Red Khone lied Dank 007BT.-Adv.rtlM. •^Advertisement, • '' ^ Phone Red Bank ment, —Advertliement. ' . ' menu • Lamps at #8.91, • Dunk ••aJ«»-J.—Advertisement, • It'e Smart ment. o,be thrifty, Save' belter than t% on ' Sllalr' Carpet. • Library type, whits and crien, gold ,: Nervodj Indigestion and. after eating Chrysler, Plymouth, International. "Tke Cen.le Light," See tu for your stslr carpet. Head* Auctioneer anil Apprti decorated. ' Extraordinary rallies,' Hen- four fuel oil, Call us for rour nest All Lost dlslrees relieved In live mlnutei. T«ke Sulss and ssrvlre. Usuries Schwarls. tax glfli that are different, visit the at 9 1/10 otnts per gallon. Spncls.1 eash Indlitestlon, hy two MnyplnW. No re-
CLEARANCE SALE MODESS ''FREE-STRIDE" . Continental Post Hole Diggers HOME PERMANENT Chatolm and lollirj 12'* TWO BOXES ... for 57c- OUfiranliid to Imt n l«ng i Regular Price SALE PRICE with 9'AUGER $222.05 . $| Q0.OO with 12" AUGER $234.00 $200°° with 14" AUGER 00 Nallon-wide Rexall Drug Stores., over 10,000 $238.50 $204' strong . . will soon celebrate the original One Cent Sale from coast to coast, to show appreci- EXTRA AUGERS at CORRESPONDING SAVINGS ation of your patronage and make thousands of new friends for Rexalll All new merchandise, ^ m cm ^ ROUTE 94 FREEHOLD, N. J. : mfm YOU OIT 3 IDENTICAL RtXALL IT! THI RIOUUR PRICE OF ONI PLUS 10 COR. BROAD & MONMOUTH STS. PHONE 6-1444 R. I. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. Page Three Fair Haven Lions Win« Scholarship Eatontown Sets FRED F. FARWELL Hear Farm Agent Limit To Camps RUG CLEANING Ml Your Fall cleaning calls for Rug cleaning. CHRYSLER-AIRTEMP Club Wililvleet Bans Objectionable Call us for estimates ... Wall to wall • Industrial Plants carpets cleaned on location. • Summer or Winter Air Conditioners, OU oi OM Sired Hot Water Again fectober 4 An ordinance limiting the num- and Steam Boilers, Conversion. OU Bnrnpa, and Stoken. Ctt**l Ifenmouth county Jj foremost ia ber of trailer, camps to three in the Oaa Tight Coal Fhrnaceg, Antomatie OU Burning Water He»teri(. agTleultun In the nation today, borough' was passed on first read- 1 WEEK SERVICE Marvin -A. Clark, Freehold, coun- ng at a meeting last Friday night ty agricultural agent, tqld mem- of Eatontown mayor and council. 31 Bingham Ave. Rumson 1-1499. Ban Of tha Fair Haven Lions club The measure also keeps the,pres- Baynton Floor Covering at a'meeting held Thursday night ent camps which are located on •t tta* Willowbrook reataurapt. Highway 38 from any possible ex- Rugs • Carpets - Linoleum • Asphalt Tile •ta John G. Anderfon, president o( the pansion in the future. ' Rubber Tile club, presided. Home owners wilt be protected White Furniture White Furniture White Furniture, In dUcuMln* the problems of from any manufacturing of an ob- STORES: prewnt day farmers, Mr. Clark jectionable character by passage of •poke of the many misunderstand-, an ordinance introduced at the RED BANK - LONG BRANCH - KEYPORT To the VETERANS Ings of the general publlo concern- meeting which amends the meas- 5 BroacLSt., Red Bank Phone R. B. 6-0302 ing fhi methods of farmers, 'par- ure recently adopted limiting-types ticularly the plowing under of of industry within the borough. of WORLD WAR II crops. In conclusion he gave a Another request has been made plctia-e of the farmer's role In soil by Councilman Fred $. Morris for You can FURNISH YOUR HOME with FURNITURE, conservation and modern methods three street lights. Jersey Central of raising crops. •'. ' - ' JOHN HATES : Power & Light company wrote the APPLIANCES and HOME FURNISHINGS mt WHITE'S During the business meeting, borough official that the company 1 Serving RED BANIC Russell M. Borus, who Is associ- John Hayes of' Burlington ave-wag two years behind in orders, ated with th« Dennis K. Byrne nue, Leonardo, winner of a,New but would Install the lights as soon real estate and Insurance agency Jersey etate four-year scholarship, as possible. ' . AND JERSEY SHORE AREA NO MONEY DOWN In Rumson, was welcomed as a has entered Rutgers university at Police Commissioner Morris also member. He was sponsored by. New Brunswick. A graduate of reported that he and Chief Harry' Barney T. Egeland. William L. Mlddletown high, school at Leonar- Kirkegavd would attend the con- 2 YEARS TO PAYBally, Jr., led the group In a jongr- do, where he was an honor student, ference In Asbury Park of the New In accordant* with tha Veterans' HouMnald Furelablaa; JohnTias enrolled in a classical arts Loan Act of tha StaU of Nav Jaraay, • vrtrraVb? fest and Peter J. Elchele presented Jersey Association of Chiefs of Po- for NEON SIGNS World War II may buy aiy amount np to 41.000.00 the ipeclal award to Lester J. Eng- course at Rutgers, He la the oldest lice. • worth of furniture, appliances (radio*, rtfrinrators, land. >, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, washing machines, stovas, Utchaa ucmaortn) aid horns accessories (livlajr room and baarooa sultta, The servloe club went on record TO LEASE DUMP SITE ruffc lamps, tables, drape* ate.) at our atora and have and Fluorescent Lighting up to two wholt ytara to pay at the cxctptloaally l«w opposing' the Increase In commu- BACK O.V HIS FEET AGAIN. Marlboro township committee au- Intereat rataa of 4% par y«ar. NO DOWN PAYMENT tation rates on trains running over Vernon H. Parker! who recently thorized preparation ol a lease for REQUIRED. Whlta'a will ka (lad t. fill yMr rsguuV. the New York and Long Branch tract of land owned by James ments on any ol tha a»ov« nirchandlM.. Whita'a sold his'bungalow at River Plaza, ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS prieas ara low-caah prlctl and our marchaadlaa ia railroad. The secretary, Everett has purchased the former Theodore Towler to be used as a township nationally known. Wa will chaarfnlly give you aay F. Allen,' was Instructed to write Humping ground at a meeting Fri- additional information you may daaira. Hurd property, at U Tllton avenue, a forceful letter to the Interstate from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klrby. day night. Yearly rental of the Commerce Commission at Wash- Theodore J. Labreccjue represented property will be J200. .' ington presenting the many com- Mr. Parker In the transaction. plaints concerning conditions of 'BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER the trains today.on the shore run. Mr. Parker, who is a well known - NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. A duplicate will be forwarded to painter and decorator, ,1s remodel- Notice Is hereby given that sealed the Publlo 'Utility Commission at ing, the dwelling and Installing bids will be received by the Mayor and Newark. modern conveniences. Council of the Borough oi Little Silver ROffO- for the painting of the Little Silver The next dinner! meeting of the In talking with a Register repre- Borough Hall and garage on Prospect FURNITURE AND BEDDING CO. sentative apout. hU new purchase avenue, Little Silver, New Jersey, and Lions will be held at the Willow- and hU plans, he said that "he was opened and considered at a meeting of POCKET- 170 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK brook, October 9. Donald D. Mills, the Mayor and Council to be held at ASBURY PARK Bast Front street, Red Bank, will back on hU feet again" and with the Borough Hall, Little Silver, N. J., TEL. R. B. 6-1038 or 6-0327 his trusty Model T Ford of 1913 at 8:30 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time) speak on his experiences In Pan- vintage, he. is now able to take on Tuesday, October 14, 1047, 1-1180 BOOK NOW OPEN FBIDAY EVENINGS FOB TOUB SHOPPING ama while serving with the U. S. Specifications and proposal forms, Army. He was stationed there care of any business: that might which viljl be* attached to and made a CONVENIENCE. CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT 1:00 P. M. come hU way. part of vie contract, may be obtained three years. X J. Landta, Eaton- from - the Borough Clerk, at the Dor- SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS IN NEON ASBURY PARK STORE—147-149 MAIN ST. town, will present a motion picture ough Hall, on Prospect avenue, Little .show Thursday, October 23. ' WEEK-END ACCIDENTS Sliver, N. J., during business hours. * TeL: Anbury Park 2-2919—Open Wed». «nd. S»t. Ere*. .Bids must ba made oh the proposal AND FLUORESCENT DESIGNED AND Abble L. Hall of 'Neptune lost forms furnished by the Borough' Clerk 6.00-16 Size STEALS JAB, JAILED control- of his car Sunday morning and delivered' to the Borough Clerk on White Furniture White Furniture White Furniture orjiefore 8:30 P.. M. (D. S. T.) on Oc- MADE FOR YOU Guarantee 6 Mos. James1, Murray of Allentown last on King's highway, Mlddletown tober 14, 1>4T. enclosed In tenled en* weelc weu sentenced to 90 days In township. The vehicle overturned velopen with the name and 'address of (6,000 Miles) each bidder on the face of each en- the county jail on a disorderly per- but the driver was not Injured. velope, ' • •: ASK FOR INFORMATION ON THE NEW sons charge. He was charged with Sunday 'evening a car driven by( The Borough reserves the right to re- OR •stealing a car and resisting arrest. Raymond L. Johnson of Union ject any and all bids. LONG LIFE COLD-CATHODE LIGHTING Beach and a horse and wagon • A certified check, payable to the or- Also jailed were-Mr. and Mrs. John der of the Borough of Little Sliver, In HOME OWNERS Barnes of Toms River. They were owned, by Schlmell's dairy collided at least 10% of the amount of the bid, on Route 36 and Appleton avenue, AND charged with disorderly conduct, must accompany each bid. ROAD-AD SERVICE, INC. ASBURY PARK $O 95 .for being intoxicated, riding In the Leonardo. There were no Injuries Dated: October 2. 1947. stolen car and resisting arrest. and no police action. . FRED L. AYBRS, 6.00-16 Size , . Borough Clerk. 8 HOTEL OWNERS Guarantee 12 Mo». 'Your Property Can Be ^ r OR RE-ROOFED "* «»«'•» K SENSATIONAL RE-SIDED .,« ;^|vVitfe;!'th6 •••• ' No Money Down — Up to 3 YYrs. to ; DoLUXE
ROOFING- <""> Bed.tent) "New Look" FUNXHOTE — RUBEROID — JOHNS-MANVHXE, 1009b WOOL Bull - Bed Blend INSULATED BRIC SIDING Grey • Grey Stow GABARDINE FUNTKOTE — tNSELBBIfl — BBDUTE — CEXOTEX
In White - Silver Ore* ASBESTOS SIDING- Boll and Green TOPCOATS That Give You FUNTKOTE — BUBEROID — JOHNS-MANVUXE, Etc More For Less. .50 We Also Do All Kinds Of 45 to 49 MASONRY — PAINTING — INSULATION This unusual selection STORM SASH —SCREENS —CARPENTRY of topcoats are su- ESTIMATES QlVEN perbly styled and MORE MILEAGE processed for show- For Phone ASbury Park 1-0568 ers- OR MAIL COUPON BELOW NOW! LOWER PRICE 100% • 34% More Non- iMONARCH CONSTRUCTION GO. Skid Mileage 715 Mattison Ave. - Asbury Park,-JJ. J. • Stronger Cord Body Gentlemen:—-Please have your representative • Wider, Flatter call to discuss items checked.-' No obligation,;' Tread Phone A. P. 1-0568 .;;,':, :;V! D Roofing • Carpentry'•'.'',' •'•'.'.'• • Improved Shoulder O Shingling' D Painting '..".•' • ' •' Design D Masonry D Other work • •,-'•'•• 2 TROUSER Were $16.10 T" NAME . ___ .,..•„,... .'•• "' ' • ADDRESS _i_i.i ___'J j_^_^.^.:.___ .... a Gabardine so deftly tailored that PHONE __._——, i—__ BEST DAT and TIME you'h wear it everywhere .... just two NOW of a brilliant suit collection in new Pall ONLY fabrics, fashions and colors; Choose a PUBLIC NOTICE. bar, J»«7, at the Borouch Hall In Bum .double 'breasted or a four-button shirt- Kotlc. ll hereby given br the Itaror •on. N«w Jeney, at 8.1! p. M» at $1A40 ana Council of the Borough of Rumion, which time -tha Mayor and Council wll! '.-.••vi. b.uiw »u« juB^ur anil \MIUn01l collar suit in 100% wool Gabardine. County of Monmouth and Stats of New consider'whitheldhth r theheyy wililll rejecjtt 59 Jerisjr, that at their meeting' oh Sep- confirm the said aale, provided that temb.r 25, 1047, puriuant to New Jer- higher prlcei shall be .paid lor •laid Gomes in gray, beige, hunter green, black sey Reviled Statutes 40:60-21, Subieo property by any other parson*; ticm (c), they approved th« offer oi Further Information tan ,b- e«vt>»slned Also a large selection or brown. Sizes 10 toj80.. LESS Three Hundred Dollar! (MOO.) for Lotat tha Borough Hall la the' SBorouti h of , Block 82, Tax Map Borough of Rum- Rumion. ion, N. J., located on tha ealt ilde of ALBERT A.IOBUk. JR., of one trouser suits at .93 South Shrewsbury Drive, Borough of '.. Borough' Citric. 39 Rurason, N. J., and they alio approved $4S. LIBERAL tha l offer of Three Hundred Dollar! Monmouth County Surrolate'e Omee. (MOO.) for Lot 11, Block 82, Tax Hap In the nulttr .of th. eitato of Blraer Borough of Rumion, N. J,, looted no' E. Van Scholck, deceased. ' Hotlce to TRADE-IN tha east aide of South Shrewsbury Drive, creditor! to preient claim* against Borough of Rumion, N. J, tate.' • '. • i ." ; ' • .. i •'. ; ; The tale ahull be by bargain and tale . Pursuant to the .order of, Dormsrt Ms- On Old Tires deed lubjeot to, (1) covenant!, con- Faddin, Surrogate of the County ol USB OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN dition! and rsstrlctfoni, appearing-of Monmouth, mads on the twenty-fourth record In prior deedn, If any, (2) luoh day ol Ssptsmbar, 1B47, oh the appli- Terms •tate.of fact! II (in accurate survey cation of Wnur I.'Van Seholck, Jf,, may dliclon, and1 (8) municipal build- and Robert F, Van rithelck, of. the es- As Low As Ing and sonlng ordinance! now In af- tate ol Elmer B, Van Boholck, deceased. fect or which may to In effect at the "J"".'» hfrtbr giy«n to, the. oisdltors time of delivery of deed, portnlnlng 'to of said decei.ed io e«hlb t to the sub- $1.25 A Week the herelnnbova described premllei, Jn sorlbers, exeoutors ai aforessjd, thslr addition to the purchase prfpe, the pur- debts and demands against, the ssld ei- ohnisr ihall be required to pny to the tats, under oath, wlihlu six months from NYDER S Borough o( Rutnion an additional the data of the aforesaid order, or " •mount eaual to n proportionate amount will be forsy«r birred of their ai j. H. MOUNT CO. of municipal taxes whloh would be due CLOTHES had. the premlsti' been' aliened and therefor against ...,..., aiibieUtlT> Your Tiro II whloh shall be bued upon th,e InlV ,nj- Datsdi ^JfrethoU, U, 15 E. Main St., ienment." Tho ' purchase pr|c,« Hnd'thi 151 Broadway, additional , amount—above,-referred—to Cornir of Maple Avi." •hull be polil In cueli upon the delivery Long Branch, N. J Freehold, N. J. of tho deed by tho Ilorouuh which ihall lake plaie within thirty (DO) dsya.frpm 151 Broadway,. 15 E. Main St., & White St,. toe date o( th,e condrmatlon o( the ••!• RED BANK, N. J. » lha Miuyor nml Council, Meurs. K atixy, Long Branch, N. J. Freehold, N. J. * Klatiky, 32 BROAD ST., Red Bank ,A mtetlng of the Mayor and Countll lied Bank, N, J, Mill »• Bltif o« till ninth day of Ooto- • ,.-. • r.ie«tMt« ', t ram Four RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,' 1S47. Roofing •Idlng - Window trisuiatlon Liquor Licenses Graduate Nurse IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAIN/ £ For Th« Best In OLSON PUBLIC AUCTION Home Decoration ROOK WOOL HOME IN8ULATION Becomes Engaged fhalila» iHiaptilM—B«dipr«d» Are Revoked Mr. and Mrs. John J. O^ell of V SALE ' SUpceyi™—VtaitiiD Bllndi Installed by Olson Company's Trained Meuhanir.1 Bayslde drive, Hlghlanas, have an- , The SHERMAN 8H0P ° • Eatlmatea Without Obligation At Highlands nounced, the engagement of their on Paul Betlissen's Farm M Broad 8t Bed Bank W..W. KENNEDY! Local Representative daughter, Miss Rosine O'Nell, to ' ' Fhon«: Bed Bank S-HM Louis' Carotenuto, Jr., son of Mr. at Way$ide, N. J., on Commissioner Hock and Mrs. Louis Carotenuto of Fort . Reverses "Decision Monmouth,: ; > Saturday,,Oct 4 1947 y the mayor and MISS ROSINE O'NEIL borough council May 13. signed will at'.'- st Publlo Auction our entire Household Ooo4s: . and Furnishings on the premises >t: ; Until the order of Htfok was re- Both Miss O'Nell and Mr. Caro- ceived, there had been 32 tavern tenuto are graduates of Atlantic 1205 ELEVENTH AVE., NEPTUNE, N. J. MASTER BARBERS ASS'N j licenses and one club license in the Highlands high school. Miss O'Neill I borough. The hearings were held was graduated from Monmouth ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF CORLTES AVENTTB AND FIRST In Newark on the'basis of appeals Memorial hospital, School of Nurs- HOUSE WEST OF ATKINS AVE. | of the Bayshore Tavern Owners' as- ing, last month. . ; OF AMERICA sociation. The association charged that -there were sufficient licenses already at. that time and that the Matawan Club Plans Saturday, October 4tk council had violated Its dlscretlon- ' ary power In Issuing the new ones. Halloween Dance , commencing at « Noon. " \ In his order, Hock' cited testl- Flans for a Halloween dance ' Frlgidaire (Westln'ghouse), Three-piece Living Room S*t | mony of ' Councilman John Rast Saturday ,nlght, October 25, were; I who had said.that the licenses had (Kohler), Radio-End Table Model (Fhfleo), Floor Lamps, Dinette discussed at'a meeting of the Mat- Set consisting of six chairs', table and server,'all of solid Vermont beon Issued because the general awan Bub Junior Women's club feeling had been that they should Maple, Rugs (Broadloom and Wilton), assorted sizes', several last week, ' Miss Jane Scott li Scatter Bugs, Three-Piece Living Room Set of solid Vermont Ma-. Given Away 1 • J I be granted, The councilman also chairman, . ' | said that persons who attended pip (Basket Weave), Pictures, Books, Chests of Drawers, Four- borough council meetings wanted The members will attend the fall pleco Bedroom. Set of -solid Vermont Maple, Table*, Stands, Table the licenses .approved because two supper conference of the third dis- Lampa,.Dressers, Bureaus, Drop-leaf Sheraton Table, Whatnot, of the applicants- were veterans. trict Juniors and Sub Juniors of Clocks, Chinaware, Glassware, Kltchenware, Rush Bottom Chafrs, ! In answer to this testimony, the N. J. State Federation of Wom- Vases, Wicker Set, Assorted Cups and Saucers (Antique), Mirrors, Hock replied, "It. seems quite ap- en's Clubs In the Marine grill, As- Vacjmm Cleaner (Premier), Buffalo Robe, Linens, (Bed and. Tar , parent from this testimony that bury Park, October 14. ble), Surf Rods (Calcutta-Ocean City); Occasional Living Room PHILGQ Chairs,' several' Side Chairs, very fine Antique Chest of Drawers,. members of the- borough. council The - hostesses of the evening' did not give any consideration to were Misses Barbara Beach, Peggy Golf Clubs, LWri'Mower, Garden Tools, Hand Tools, SO' Garden ' the question Of public need for ad- Bowno and Marilyn Bailey. The Hose, Porch Glider, Porch Chairs, Lumber, Five Inside Door*, ditional • plenary licenses. In the Chairs In Pine, Walnut and Mahogany; Double and Single Bed* next meeting will be held October complete and many other Items: far too numerous to mention. . I community at the times these 11- 18, when Misses Ann Fairy, Mar- . . . "falling for" the delici- ' censes were granted. ' .-.* jorle' Cherry and Nancy Cundey All Items to be removed from the premises at conclusion of TELEVISION SET I In another decision, the commis- will be hostesses. outly different dishes he find* sale. Owners and. Auctioneer shall not be responsible in.CM* of sioner upheld borough action In ls- Attending were Misses Madeline accident or Injury tp any person or persons in,, on; or about the on our menu. Dine in' our 1 .suing-» -fense ;to_ Jean Clroajo, friendly atmosphere regular- . which was granted April 2lV Mrs. Frank, Ann Farry, Diana Seabury, ! premises. In view'of the many lots to be. disposed of this sale AND Ctroalo .was not granted a license Dorothy-'Henriltsenrr Betty Muir, will start precisely at 12 noon and continue until eveiy tttm bw on her first application In pecem- Marcla Spray, Jan? Scott, Peggy been disposed of.. ! • ber because there Had been lnade- Bowne, Barbara Maurcr, Marjorie 6U-663X0APiT. quato parking space for her estab- Cherry, Barbara Beach, Jacqueline MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND BEARMOR , llshraent at 36. Fifth street, known Haley, Marilyn Bailey, Barbara 5TRAND j as the 'Seaside hotel, v , WaUron and Frances Marua, Jean B. G. COATS, Auctioneer' ' 490 Bath Ave., Long Branch, V. 3. Taylor, Barbara Swanson, Bet^y 10 EMERSON RADIOS FRANK WOOLLEY Phone 6-3899 C A. BDBK An ordinance, permitting taverns' Wasmuth, Mary Rose, Barbara to remain open until 3 a. m., dur- Hunt and Peggy Bruce. ' ' Agtln...PHU.C01t«d«ITeleTliloa '• For Information Call Asbury Park 2-6000 g M you dnarnmi It would be. i. [tober 15.. dur, bright, sharp, steady pic •As BM, «ren In lighted rooms f A* ; Highlands Mother ^Ilt u « radio to operue . OR Clinton •UKininlc Control sjritcm. exqui tta modem cabinet of finwi, Mrs., Dorothy May Leeser, Bay inahogaDjr "-"; : '}\ ' ' ,>verjUe(1;JI(ghla,ndB, mother of eight Any Representative ; children, -ranging from "twoi.lo; 18 ; yeati and expecting a ninth off- spring, wos ; committed to Clinton 1 reformatory for an indefinite per- iod Friday by Domestic Relations ' Referee John. L. Montgomery in 'Freehold on charges of falling to supervise and provide a (proper KEYSTONE LAUNDRIES, INC. home for • her children. Charges were , brought by the ' Highlands adult .'welfare coromlttee. ' 1000 SECOND AVE. ASkURY PARK Mrs. Leeaer's hueband, Albert Leeser, was' Indicted in 1910 for deserting her and la still a fugitive I from justice. Her three 'youngest It Pays To Advertisf In The Register 1 children are Illegitimate. ;
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— 8 B 0 O N D FLOOR — S81 BROAJDWAY RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER .2, 1947. Page Five VENETIAN the beating oil season: "FJ11 your County G.OP. Fuel Oil Situation tanks now, economize* in securing BLINDS^ greater efficiency from your burn- if is easy to Declared Tight ers In every possible way, save Rapairinif Endorse Charter In a letter to heating oil custom- heat, thereby stretching the amount RefinisliinJ ers of the Standard Oil company of of fuel oil available." ^ Constitution" New Jersey, Gordon D. Donald of He mentioned that since, an- SAVE BY MAIL PLAN V Rumson, dlvlBlon manager for thenouncing the company's "hold-the: Given High Praise New Jersey Sales Division, stated line" price policy July 24, the com- • •••'* -, ' J the fuel oil situation is "tight, but pany has not raised prices to house- .The Mqnmduth county Republi- If everything goes all right we canholders,' or to dealers, distributors, at the Dime Savings Bank THAT LAWN can committee endorsed the pror squeak through." He said tWt hiscommercial and Industrial con- posed new' stale constitution and company was making ^an all-out sumers on gasoline, kerosene and urged Its adoption by voteri In theeffort, Including doing many un- beating oil. ,He said^ ."We' don't NOW November election, at a meeting know how. long we can continue Your nearest mail box is oOr held last Thursday night at Proc- economical things to attain a bal- ter's' auditorium, Long Branch. ance between supply and the de-such a price policy but we Intend Lynne Venetian Blind Co. mands ,#f customers. to follow it as long as we can." teller's window...every A good lawn is no accident, it takes careful planiunf, Action • Vas taken after those ; Advertising is being used tosticss 8 EAST flfcONT STBEBT "This situation," he stated, "Is payday is the day to deposit presenfcihad- heard a report.on the not brought about by a shortage of the importance of economy and hard work and a good Grass Seed. The Hagennan HED BAJfK 8-2243 ;. document from Circuit Court Judge petroleum in the ground, but is containing information on how to Haydn Proctor, .John ?I» Mojitgom-i get more heat and save oil, THROUGH THE MAIL Lumber Co. recommend, SCOTTS Gra» Seed for we ery and Wayne D. McMurray, the brought, about by shortages of 9 county's delegates to the constitu- transportation, producing and re- KNOW that it is a tested, proven product of a nation* IF VITAMINS - fining facilities that could not be tional convention, which was held Woman Is Held ally known company. Come in for your supply and recently1" In New Brunswick, built during the war." ( DON'T BUCK YOU UP This letter went on to say that lir Suicide Try T TO OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT ... MAIt 1 get started on that lawn now. Our advice—based Rep. James C. Auchlncloes of the Industry In general Is building try NUXATED IRON . Mrs. Catharine Low, 19, of High- TTHIS COUPON....WE'LL DO THE REST | I When your doctor fires iron ft medicine and it Rumson, praised the accomplish- additional facilities but this will J on over 60 years experience it yours for the asking. down t help you, be trie* mother medicine. Llke- ments of this delegates and -called lands, who twice attempted suicide ' •'. ' ' • • • —- • wjie, If TiUmina don't buck you up. try take some time be.'ore relief will NTCATED IRON to help build mvn lull ltd on the party organization ^to-^KO be In sight Saturday night, was sentenced to eotCr In >our blood. For full red blood heir* many an Indeterminate .psrlod In the re- ! DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION of w to fee/' iurt wonderful. Stick to NUXATEXATED out and put. over" the propose* "The Standard OH company of IRON tablets i"* Quit* twhlle. Giro them ' *-"- formatory for women at Clinton ! 7to mOAO STUfT, NSWAKK 3, N.J. u charter. lamnit . tritL But UH oal/ directed on the label. ft fair New Jersey," h,e Btated, "stopped Sunday morning by Long Branch c»i«iitioo| Judge Proctor, the first speaker, some time ago; when It appeared Recorder Eldon C. Presley* ' i ended u '$• .jymr. "««• pointed out that while the nation's the situation would be tight, con- Police" • say Mrs. Low was . , .'(cvrrencyihouldbertglilered) 3 founders put the federal constitu- verting people or concerns who are brought Into headquarters Satur- • Please open a Savings Account in my Name 5 tion in broad language making It burning coal, or gas, to oil. Adver- day nlght'by two soldiers who said I Hagermai. Lumber Co. workable! today, the 1844 New. Jer- tising was stopped promoting the they had stopped her .from an at- ! KIDNEYS sey constitution was more like a LUMBER. M1LIAV0BK, PAINTS! HARDWARE sales of Esso oil burners, and heat- tempt to jump off the Oceanport statute than a constitution and ADDRESS ing oil arid we have not increased bridge into the creek near Fort "..B.R. AND MASON MATERIALS. very inflexible.' As an example'he our number of customers, except- Monmputh. Later Saturday night, MUST REMOVE referred to the provision In tn«ing owners of homes just built, prin- Patrolman George Mpran discovered CITY $MT£_ 59 Chestnut St. Red Bank 6-0242 — 6-0243 new document which will empower cipally veterans' homes." ornnd foldtr "Hit Way To Soy»ty Moil" the legislature to fjx salaries, say- her devising a noose with a bdlt EXCESS ACIDS ing that the present assembly- He offered these suggestions for which she had tied to' her cell. Hdp IS Mile, of KidnaT Tubes man's salary of $500 may have Flush Out Poisonous waste been sufficient In 1844 when the If »onh»Te»n excenof otldiin jooTblooi, legislature met only two weeks jour U miles of Udner tube* may be orer- yearly, but that It Is Inadequate worktd. Tfaeaetinr filters and tubea «re work. In* d»jr and night to help Nature rid yonr. today. •Titan of ezeen add* and pollonoM watte. Whan disorder o{ kidney function P«rmlt» He praised the. new clause limit- poisonous matter to remain In your mood, it ing 'the' legislature to choose only maycauienasilDKbaokaehe,rheamatien]sf»lbkhhtin] : Its Palna, lois of pep and energy; getting np the auditor among state officials as Broad& nighti, awelliiur. pufflness under the era; another step toward better state bndache* inddlnlnew. Frequentor»c«ntr puuta with imnrMng and turning aome- government, jpte also extolled the Wallace Sts tlmei ihotra there U •onwthing wrong witli proposed provision that one full Tour kidneys or bladder. calendar day must intervene before Kidneys may need help the nme a> bow- *4 Bank tb, M aik your druggist for Doan's PiUa, a moving a bill from second to third •tunaknt diuretic, used aaceeetfally by rall- reading, which he said would do Open Friday liont for over SOvean. Doan'B give nippy' away with the present abuse relief and will help the II! miles of kidney, Evenings tnbea flnah mrt pol.onous mute from your known as "lightning legislation" Wood. GetDoaJ&PJll* ' under which a legislator may in- troduce a bill and by suspension of tho rules have it passed by both houses immediately. In an emer- HEADACHE gency, ; he • pointed out the new Why torture yourself with miseries of charter provides that rules can be . simple headaches, when-you may. get suspended by two-thirds vote, WeMed relief with genuine NULFBI > }£*• Montgomery, Introduced by ' TABLETS, » time-tested formula used " by thousands of satisfied oustomers fur Freeholder James .3. ,Parkes, de- over fifty years, NULFBY TABLETS clared that the bill of rights em- mutt relieve that headache quickly or bodied In the new. constitution your money hack.- Don't wait—get th» Jirnf. improved .NULFB V TABLETS... to- greatly liberalizes, the, freedoms day. Uie only u directed. | , Only 59c at all Sun Ray Drug Stores outlined In the present constitu- tion. He stated that the new char- ter Is one of the shortest constitu- tions In the union and Is considered by many experts to be "one of-the
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INRICHID WITH 11,000 UNITS Of HULTH'UL VITAMIN A Pa ire Six RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2, 1947. seryed, then everyone of us ;who believes in TRYING TO WA0 DOS BANK REGISTER the principles of real democracy must al- Hobnobbing With Birds Happenings Of Years Ago From • ESTABLISHED 1818 ways be on the alert ,to defend it This By Charlie Cake By JfoUn H. Cook and-Henry Clay country's newspaper^ therefore, considers Our Columns For Your Enjoyment • . THOMAS IBVING BROWN the following three things, which also are A Star Vocalist Editor and Publisher chief characteristics of the American press, Except in Cape May, this hob- Flftjr Tear* Ago. ception for Grand Lodge officer* JAMES J. BOG AN, Associate Editor as moat essential to our democracy: tiobber has not had the pleasure of Miss Marlon Chandler," daughter and other ceremonies were held In M. HABOLD KELLY, Assistant Editor seeing the mockingbird in New of R. D. Chandler of Fair Haven, a large tent on George W. Wool- ley's Twin Brook farm. Addresses W. HARRY PENNDJGTON, Plant Snpt A representative government—an in- Jersey, but opportunity to find him and Howard Frey, son of Commis- strument to express tfyj! will of the people. Ihere has been little. In a book- sioner William P. Frey • of. Red •were made by Dr. J. C. Rush, Dr. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations let titled "The Thrushes and Bank, were married at the bride's William M. Thompson and W. Holt Universal education, designed to give Mlmids of New Jersey," Dr. Leon home by Rev. E. C. Hancock of Apgar. ' Mambar of th. AuocUUU Praia Red Bank. Announcement was made of the Thi Aaioclated Press !• entitled •IC!UI1T»1J to th» oil Augustus Hausman, ornithologist for ravubllciitlon of all th« local ctvi printed Inthll mwi- us an informed people. in the State Agricultural Experi- Miss Rachel* A. Holt of Asbury marriage of Miss Florence K. Leon- paper, as well as ail AP newa dlipatchet. ment station, says: "The mocking; Park and Thomas X Covert of ard, daughter Of S. E. Leonard of .Private enterprise and the sanctity of South Eatontown, were married by Highlands, to Milton E. Fox of EXCILUI»« National AdfertliUg Btprutntatirt, GrtaUr bird is a very rare summer resi- Vr'coklics. 225 Wcbt 8»lb Street, New York City the individual. ' • . „ dent breeder, less rare In the ex- Justice John Edwards. The wit- South. Am boy, „ CWcaEo-Phlladelphla-Datrolt. treme southern parts of the. state, nesses were Mrs. Edwards and Jos- Work of remodeling Mrs. W. B. Freedom of speech and freedom of the but seen occasionally in many eph W. Johnson. Kelly's'building at Atlantio High- Thii newspaper auumrt tyo retponitbiUtlai for counties in winter." ~, William Henry Smith .died at lands,'which had been damaged by atatements of opinion! In fatten irom ita readerf. press have been the prime goal of free men Incidentally, Cape May is farther Fair Haven from Brlght's disease. flre, was stalled. Edward Stone through history, Diogenes said "the most He had been in poor health a num- was the contractor, Martin GaiTey Usued Weekly, entered ai Second-Claia Matter at the Poll- south than Baltimore. In the Mary- Office at Red Bank, N.W.. under th* Act ot March *, 187J. beautiful thing in the world is freedom of land "big town': the residents, at ber of years. He was a .carpenter the carpenter and the Electrical speech." Napoleon declared that' "three least. those who are bird lovers, by occupation and was 35 years Supply company was doing the * The Bed Bank Register assumes no financial responsibili- would hardly know what to do old. electrical work. ties for typographical errors in adrertisementa but will re- hostile newspapers are more to be feared •without the mocker. His grace and A surprise party .was given to An automobile struck Mr*. Drlnt that part of an ndvertleement in which the'typograph- Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Budlong of Bel- Phoebe A. .Watson on Wallace leal error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the man- than a thousand bayouetB." This is what musical versatility are taken for agement Immediately ol any error wblen may occur. granted. Let's gossip about that ford by about 20 of their friends. street' and caused her death a few Homer wrote,."To speak his thoughts is famed singer at this time of the Tho Oceanport baseball club, minutes later. Mrs. Watson was Subscription Prlcei in Advances One year, li.fO; >b< every freeman's right, in peace and war, in year when he is relaxing his vocal known as the Seniors, formed a '85 years old and she lived on Union months, 11.50; three mostbe, 78 cintij •ingle copy, I cants. cords after have exercised them so football club. The players were street with her daughter, MM. council and in fight." strenuously since early spring. Charles Walling, Alfred Bernard, Percy A. Gaddls. • • '". Joe Werts, Joe Castler, John Vari- THURSDAY, OCTOBBB 2, 1MT. A friend report! timing him The Oceanport publio sohool was Thomas Jefferson, one of America's longer, but 1 have watched him for Brackle, George Eldrldge, Lemuel set on fire one Sunday In five greatest defenders of our liberties, gave the B5 minutes during which' he sang Rhodes, . Frank Chance, Guyon places. One flre was in the cellar, Young Men In Public Office steadily at one place—a chimney Green, Harry Rhodes and Martin three on the first floor and one on following advice which is as timely and as top—and that is a note-worthy spell ing" factual reporting of Soviet Packer. the second floor. ' The loss amount- The Republican county committee of important today as it was in Jefferson's of music for a restive bird. He did sabotage and aggression. Gottlieb Dletz and'James Taylor ed to nearly $1,800. time: leave the spot a few times, but •Russia may be able In the fu- collided n/ar Headden's Corner. A new house on the south aide Middletown^ township last week selected only a matter of two or three feet, Editorial Views ture,, as in the past, to prevent the They were going In opposite direc- of Bergen place," owned by Jesse "Frank Pefrin Blaisdell of River Plaza as a "Were it left to me to decide whether rising straight up in apparent U, N. from functioning effectively tions. Dietx was in a wagon, while D. Tuller, was sold to Charles ecstacy. —though the temper of the present Taylor was on », bicycle, Neither Weeks for 111,000, The Horace J. candidate for township committeeman in we should have a government without news- The- repertoire of this accom- Of Other Papers Assembly has Moscow worried. As one was hurt. ' ^ Whlpple house on the'east side of the general election November 4. He re- papers, or newspapers without a govern plished and popular singer is un- for,, the other three major barriers ^Ground was broken for a, new Maple avenue; between Irving and questionably more expensive than to Soviet world penetration and house on the Covert property on Bergen places,-was sold to William pluces the late Jolin'T. Lawley, who was a ment^ I should not hesitate to prefer the (The opinion! «xpm.ti In tt>« Ml* expansion, we don't think the the Eatontown road. It was being H. Wlkoff for $9,000. that of any other of our birds. It torlal VUwa biraunrlfi da not ruotnar. candidate for re-election. latter ... No government ought to be with- consists*of fair'to good Imitations IIT curry tb« andoraament of Th* Bar Kremlin can prevent regional se- built by Misses Belle and Ella Co-, A Woman's Democratic club with of other songsters and non-bird isUr) • , curity co-operation, or disarm tlje vert at a cost of f 1,200. The work 40 members, wu organized at a Mr. Biaisdell is 34 years old. The fact out censors; and where the. press is free, U. 3. A. while the USSR is mil- was being done by Charles Brand meeting at the Red Bank town noises, of miscellaneous high notes, i THE HARVEST that such a young man was honored by tlie none ever will... When the press is free and low notes, thin ones and full, rich Itarlzed, or suppress the truth of Wayside. • hall. Archibald L. Miller, Demo- every man able to read, all is safe . .. Free- topes and flat tones, slow and fast, Ponds lie clear and calm, reflect- about Russia In the free press. . The Prohibitionists were the first oratio candidate for mayor, made Eepublican county committee of Middle- squeaks and murmers, warbles and ing a sky where even the clouds, - As long as these three restraints In the field this year with their a short speech, Mr*. Elmer A. town tovnship augurs a new trend in poli- dom of religion, freedom of the press, free- trills, all good music to those who at last, have identity. For now exist In the world, Russia will not ticket for the election In the fall. Scott was elected president, Mrsr dom of person under the protection of the know the mocker. At least one in come the occasional days when the find aggression healthy in the long The convention was held at the Walter O. Layton vice president, tics. The trend has been evident for some our neighborhood sings • "Figaro,1 air Is clear and sharp, the far run. And if she didn't know that, town hall on Monmouth street Mrs. Elwood 'Iving secretary and time in other parts of the United States. It habeas corpus, and trial iy juries impar- and It ridge stands out freo of haie, and she would not be making so much Robert S. J. White of MonColair Miss Evelyn VanMater treasurer. i pretty certain that he was was chairman and Rev. Frank •was first seen locally witt the election of a tially selected—these principles form the never it the opera house to hear distance has Its proper depth. The noise about It—N. Y, World-Tele- Fire destroyed the barns on the the "Barber of Seville." It li pos- ahlmmer of abiding heat Is going^ gram. Gardner of Eatontown, seoretary. James Campbell farm at Engllsh- young Army veteran, George W. Gray, as brightest constellation which has gone be sible he got it from a radio or and for a little while, until the They nominated three candidates fown. J. William Orr occupied the fore us." phonograph. Who knows?' haze of Indian Summer hangs like SOUND ADVICE FBOM A for the assembly, Rev. H. J. farm and he lost 25 tons of hay, a candidate for the Red Bank council in the Whalen ot Matawan, John E. a tantalizing veil, fine September LABOB LEADER about 1,000 barrels) of potatoes, a Bepublican primary. Lest we forget, "Eternal vigilance is A Showman days will be oura from time to Chamberlain of Red Bank and truck, a quantity df farm maohln- In most song birds a trait cf time. With hot spells, to be sure, Like other leaders of organized Uriah White of Asbury Park. ery and small tools and chickens. Mr. Blaisdell, like Mr. Gray, is not an the price of liberty." demureness is apparent, but their and with murky days lntermlnged, labor, L. S. Buckmaater, president Michael Kelly, foreman of a sec- Thieves broke Into Ur. Walter old guard Republican politician. But both top performer Is riot of the meek- but certainly brighter apd more of the United Rubber Workers, a tion on the Central railroad be- Mason's dental office on Monmouth C.I.O. organization, Is opposed to are promising young men whose candidacies est, Prone to domineer winged so- welcome, if only because of the tween Eatontown and Farming- street and stole a small amount of Teaching Youth To Drive cie'y in his territory, h» displays contrast. _ / the Taft-Hartley law. But he-gave dale, was badly injured while gold used for filling teeth; are favored with imposingrecords in pri- pugnacious splrltr— particularly to. the. union's convention', aome working with his men near the lat- :.Qeorg» A,. FarreK, one] :of Rtd The number of schools offering class- when he and his mate are laden , These an day* to get out" from' sound advice on what to do about ter place. Mr. Kelly was assisting Bank's best known young men, vate life, in business and in the service of with parental cares. At such times under a roof, to survey the world the law. He said:. his men to unload aome very heavy died of kidney trouble at his home their country. . • * room instruction in safe driving, increased he has shown the audacity to dart of harvest and frultfulness. One "It looks to me as If organized railroad ties and he attempted tf on White street.. Mr. Farrell was 700 per cent during the last decade. Yet at a human head (attached to the need not be either smug or com- labor may.y , as welell get Into this handle ffne- end alone. The tie 28 year* old and was a young man For too long the Monmouth county po- hobnobbed) In such businesslike placent to enjoy these things, or to thing, take ltacase before the Na- slipped and fell on his foot and til of neat promise. • ' litical organizations haye been shunting the only about a fourth' of the nation's 25,000 manner that the owner of said be thankful for them. On the other tional Labor Relations Board and of his toes were badly mashed. Miss Loretta Elgrlm, daughter secondary schools offer some type of driver dome deemed it prudent to don a hand, one need not be regretful of flght this thing out. Then If the Ray McDowell, son of Gideon C. of X William Blgrlm of Sjaton- same men from one patronage post to an- hat. Cats, dogs and squirrels, them or to feel that they are un- board bogs down organized labor McDowell of Bradevelt, fell through tawn, and Louis E, Herring, son other. In some cases due to the strength of training. ' .• whose interloping he will not tol- justified or Improperly bountiful. will have a better case to challenge the head of a barrel on which he of R. E. Herring of Little Silver, erate, scurry from his attack. Bounty is to be shared, not refused the Tightness of the law. Tfien we was standing and out his knee with were married at St; James rectory i :;T&Tns^1th because ..theJr*..is.JeM_bounty._ .else- can. win_the respect_pf Jthe Amer-_ a...nail, making a painfu^wound^ by Rev. Joh'n Farrell; Miss Aud- teach driving to 1,300 students annually. In where. There Ti~Ho~BTlstensnc«"for ioEn~peoplff";ii"H>ri:t= amounts to retirement of faithful members he gave the chimney concert, he any hungry man, anywhere, In the ,goraitotaKr yf a Chicago high school, dummy cars are.used is a frolicsome fellow. On the more than organized labor to de- by Capt. Caleb Post of Keyport, Mary T, Bennett of Elberon, and at. the expense of the taxpayers. Service for knowledge that others also are on was entering the Shrewsbury river, 6 ground he. struts around stretching straitened rations. Want must al- feat the Taft-Hartley law." ..; r , Fred Zito, son of Mrs. Louisa Zito Balary is completely forgotten. <:: - in the classroom, followed by training on his wings upward in the manner This is a far cry from the "Cae- when she got caught in the current of Eatontown," were married at St. j &JC1MXJ d driven on the trestle over Jamts Episcopal church at Long liver a fast one over the plate. He somewhere else. some other labor lead- $4,000 or |5,000 a year, the ordinary work- ,Iowa, the instruction program "is provided is romarkably graceful in taking And there Is plenty under; these ers. Both the restraint of the lang- damaged. . „;., Mlss Hani Little; daughter of Wil- ing man would have to save between |50,- through the co-operation of the high school, off and landing, suggesting an ex- September skies, on our oWn hills uage, used and llr content of com- E. T. Reid of • Englishtown was liam B. Little, Sr,,. of Pair Haven, pert diver doing the swan. Con- and in' our own valleys. The corn mon sense will recommend Buck- appointed postmaster at that place and Irving Predmore, son of Mrs. 000 and §100,000 a year. Only a fraction police department and safety council, while spicuous and symmetrical white crop may be short, but wheat toaster to favorable attention of to succeed William E. Mount, Rose Predmore- of Peter* place, of one per cent of all the people in the world in North Dakota all high school students markings on wings and tail prob- came from the harvest in golden that public which in the long run whose term had expired. were married at the Baptist par- ably augment the beauty of his waves. And the lesser crops had will determine the fate of the tfaft- The wheat crop of Gideon Mc- sonage by Rev. William E. ever amass this much money in a lifetime. are required to pa"ss nn examination in movements. Indeed, he is a show- their good year, one place ior an- Hartley law.—N. 'Y, Sun. Dowell of Bradevelt, averaged M Bratsted; Miss Marie McLeane, It represents a terrific number of man-hours driver education before-graduation. Eighty man In contrast with his rival for other. Barns bulge, and stacks bushels to the acre. a daughter of Mrs. Lucille McLeane singing honors, the flute-toned stand like bulwarks against the REPORTERS AND SPELLING of Brooklyn, and Royal O. Ehrlick, of labor. per jcent of Wisconsin's schools now give in- wood thrush, an example of sedate- winter. Storage cellars are already Twenty-Flvo Tears Ago. son of John Ehrlick of Atlantio structions in driving. Approximately 5,000 nees in action and voice. rich with their new stocks. There When the nation's champion Highlands,' were married by Rev. Apply this little rule of thumb to the Ornithological authority classi- speller announced, at the conclu- Red Bank voters were to decide salaries the taxpayers pay public officials high schools use a standard text, "Man and has been a."harvest, and there is sion of a recent contest, that she at the general election in Novem- Frank Gunson of Naveslnk; Miss this gray and white soloist, the more to come. Go forth' and see it, wanted to be a newspaper reporter ber whether they wanted to spend Cora, Watklns and Frank Thorn- throughout Monmouth county for services the Motor Car," and ,a/well-plunned driver catbird •"''ithe brown thrasher aa and warm your heart' under the when she grows up, it is certain to $300,000 to .extend Broad street to ton of Vanderburg, were married education program, both provided by tlie related species, and they are often September sun, and be humbly have caused repercussions on news- the river and construct a memor- at the home of the groom's par- rendered. Then-ask yourself the question,' referred to as "cousins." The thankful and. know the generosity paper copy desks from one end of ial publlo park on. the shore itV ents, Mr. and Mr* Oliver Thorn- do-the taxpayers owe these public officials National Conservation Bureau. mocker is not a real migrator, but at hand and heart that ' are tho the nation to the other. memory of World war veterans. ton of Vanderburg; Mils Rose many of his cousins find, quite un- very air of autumn.—New York Augustus Houser ot Fair View, Mass, daughter of George Klass' of anything? You will agree that the taxpay- Advocates for teaching youths how to Times, . • . A reporter who can spell as well Leonardo, and William White of derstandably, Red Bank and vloln- as the average school child Is, to who was employed In a factory at ers are getting short changed. How many drive safely are supported by results in. Ity a delightful place to spend'the. the typical dyed-ln-the-paste-pot New Tork, where baby carriage* New fork, were married at the At- summer, at the end of which they t lantio Highland* Catholic church public offlcinls get but of politics unless they such communities and states where acci- RESTRAINTS ON RUSSIA. oopyreader's mind, enough o* a were made, gave up his Job and depart for Southern states where rara, avis. But a champion speller, was working on Thomas MoGulre's Rev. William P. Tight, and are forced to? Under this system what in- dents are reported to have been greatly re- they know the thickets are lush Andrei Y. Vlchlnsky and his sitting behind a reporter's desk and dairy farm at Fair View, Mils Bessie Fitsgertld, daughter of centive is there for young blood? and food is more abundant stooges, who have been trying in turning in copy In which «ven Four properties at Mlddletown, Alvln Fitzgerald of Keyport, and, duced as a result of high school driving the U. N. Assembly to smear the words like rhythm and rhapsodic owned by the Ute John W. Mor- Arthur Prestige of Keansfourg- The people of Monmouth county can- courses. It is certain that a large number United States for alleged' world and puissant and philatelist (we ris wera sold at auction for JIT,- were married • at St. Joseph'* - 1 not help but benefit from having young men of high school boys and girls are driving domination and warmongering, aro hope we're getting these right) are 950, to settle his estate. They were church, Keyport, LETTERS FROM to be thanked for showing the spelled correctly—well, that would bought by Harry Morris and Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Gardner in public office. The trend is taking def- automobiles today or will be driving them Soviet hand. Russia's record in be as much of a journalistic mile- ward Beekman of Mlddletown, of Keyport, celebrated their 63d inite form and is deserving of applause and in the near future. Safety knowledge and OUR READERS breaking pledges and In aggressive stone as the Introduction of the Mrs. John Granto of Centervllle wedding anniversary by entertain- expansion has; been clear enough first wastebasket In a newspaper and Mrs. John W. Morris, ing a number of relative* - and support. . habits learned while young are likely to be for two years, i But it remained for office. Fifty'neighbors and friends of friend*. The occasion wal also AFTER FOISON IVY these Soviet speeches to clarify the carried into adult years. We believe that Bill Vaughan, in the Kansas City Mr*. George Taylor of Colt's Neok, Mr. Gardner'* &Sd birthday. . Kremlin's rating of various bar- gathered In automobiles and with- A party of Belford women mo- . Tho Pennsylvania Railroad, Star, says ever since he first saw Remembering Crippled Kiddies a program that lias been successfully insti- riers against its Imperialistic am- a touch-typist in a newspaper of- out lights on their cars, went to tored to Sandy Hook and spent the tuted in other cities might well be copied General Office. bitions. the Taylor farmyard. There the day as guests of Mrs. Georgle Fos- The Sfute ElkB association will spon- September U, 1947. floe he knew It would only be a step generally throughout the country.. Red Bank Register, Foremost of those barriers, of to reporters who can spell. For the lights were turned - on and there ter, After dinner they went bes.cn sor a 25th anniversary celebration of the Broad Street, course, Is a functioning United benefit of the lay public, tt should was a great tooting of horns. Mr, plummtng. In the party were Mrs. ' Red Bank, N. J. Nations. Soviet sabotage of the U. be explained that the traditional and Mr*. Taylor hurried outside Jennie Tremble, Mrs. Elmer Comp- New Jersey State Elks Crippled Children's Gentlemen: N., through misuse of Her veto reportorlal approach to a typewrit- and found that the visit was, a s,ur-! tori, Mrs. Harry Bohenck, Mrs. Ar- committee at a dinner at the Robert Treat Worthy Of A Comprehensive Survey your card addresseu io our Seore- power In the Security Council and er keyboard is through consider- prise In celebration' Of Mr*.. Tay- thur Nagel and Mrs. William Rlley. hotel, Newark, Saturday night, October 25. tary, Mr. J. T. Wlllcox, has been re- through obstruction In other con- ably fewer than 10 lingers and lor's birthday, William Maolntosh, who'lived The movement, for providing the miss- ferred to this Department relative stituent bodies, is notorious. But thumbs—one assumption .being no- A large outbuilding used a* a near Llnoroft, was .badly burned on Thirty thousand Elks in the state are to poison ivy at various locations It was not known until this -week body should be able to type faster carriage, ohloken house and store- his hand* and body when a kero- ing link in the inland waterway from"Flor- along our right-of-way, ' than they could think.' in most room on William E. Crawford'* sene, torch exploded while he was part and parcel of the crippled kiddies' pro- Instructions have been. Issued to how far she was prepared to .go ida to upper New York state and New Eng- to restrict the growth of the 85- oases, this called for aUbut four property at Holmdel, caught fire uslntr It Mr. Maolntosh was taken ject, and to date more than $3,500,000 has have weed killer applied to any fingers and an occasional thumb. and It' was completely destroyed. .to the Long Branch hospital. land has been revived with encouraging patches ot ivy on our right-of-way nation.General Assembly, Her de- been expended in the noble work. This fig- where the public might come in termination to run afoul ot so The copy-desk man since the The blue was »f a mysterious ON deliniteness. At present boats enn move contact with it along platforms or many nations Is the measure of printing press was invented has Igln and It wiped out the uninsured Funeral Directors ure does not include many private gifts by walks. ' her desperate polloy. rested one of his main claims to building and most 'of .its contents. Inland all tlie way from Florida to New Engineer of M, of W. of the New One of the firemen, William Pitch- individual lodges and members over the The second barrier, against IndlspeniablUty upon the fallibility To Hold Meeting England with the exception of a short run York & Long Branch Railroad wal of the average reporter's spelling. er, was overcome while fighting given the Information relative to which she is howling; loudly, Is the the flames. The Funeral Directors' associa- years. poison ivy along their right-of-way system of regional agreements And since all reportorlal copy Is 4 from tlie Jfatiasquan river inlet to Sandy tunneled through the copy desk, It A farewell party was -given at tion of Monmouth and Ocean coun- The founders have laid down a strong and we are advised that remedial sponsored by the United States ties will, hold. Its first meeting of Hook. Present plans, call for tho extension action would be taken. within the framework ot the U. N. eeemed to work out, rather well- Ansel White's for Mr. and Mrs. progrmu for the. future. The purpose of We wish to thank the represents- not making much difference wheth- George Cooke, who were moving the fiscal year at 8:30 p. in. next of the inland canal from the Mauas
Chairman Named : SZ AJI rormtnod 77 Electrically-lighted For Seal Campaign -"- 233 ™" '" -- SHAVE MIRROR Mrs. Leon W. Conrow of Fisher All* nikl-up place will be chairman qf the an- •Irtir. Klb mi, nual Christmas seal' sale commit- K.g. 3.9S . . - tee of the Monmouth County Or- I. ganization for Social Service. The opening meeting for the campaign, the 41st annual, will be held Mon- day, October 27, In the Nurses' au- ^ MHAUSTIOM OF STOCK, ditorium at Monmouth Memorial hospital. ; Miss Edna Bond, school health education director of the New. Jer- sey Tuberculosis league, will speak of the Columbia School Press asso- ciation project, which is sponsored annually by the National Tubercu- losis association. 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JEWELERS Pound 84< il He: Regular 10c Item. :nlTHftji.^ UNIIID CIOAI IIOIIS road < nk" ^W^TOfwWe'i JS3TABLISIIBD 84 YEARS lilt Eight OCTOBER 2, 1947. EgfpUnt Casserole : r WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH .-...• ' ';, SaoteedLlrar •" - IT A NOT TRUE TO SAT -WE DID EVEBYTHINO POSSIBLE" (Recipe Serves Fourfo (Recipe Serve* Four)' * UNLESS CHIBOPBACTIC WAS INCLUDEL D 1 large eggplant Seafood Takes Grill 3 large onions Remove th* «kin and veins' trom THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING 3 tablespoons finely chopped pars- slices of calves' liver. Season with WARREN FOWLER ley salt and paprika. Dredge* them in U7 Prospect Ave., Bed Bank . Telephone Bed Bank 0-2220 PHONE flour. Saute pieces in hot bacon 1 table&poon chopped fresh basil : .MM. BROAD 8T_ Chiropractor 6-.W.1S leaves : drippings or melted butter or mar- •' " .'• • ">' :•• • ; •;.-.' . .-. •'.'•%%'v- 1 teaspoon rosemary garine until don* (a matter of 2 or Butter or margarine 3 minutes). Serve with crisp ba- Claties in all types of Dancing for Children and Adult*. Salt con. If you wish to serve onion* Freshly ground pepper with the sauteed liver, saute them • . •". , Private lesson* by appointment • ' * , "Buttered' bread crumbs and keep hot on the' side.' Cook liver on one side and when you : Peel and cut eggplant into cubes. turn heap the oni —on the cooked Evenlnj-exercUe and recreation clas»e» for women. Boll in salted water lor 5 minutes. side and continue to cook the liver Prain. Slice onions and separate until done. \ • '.. into rings. Saute in butter or mar- garine for 3 minutes. Don't brown. Place a layer of eggplant cubes in the bottom of casserole, dot with butter or margarine .and sprinkle with salt, freshly ground pepper rt'sBLEHDCO as Carefully and a lfttle .of the herbs; Cover with the onion rings. Continue lay- as a Doctor's Prescription. ering: until all Ingredients' arc used. Top with bread crumbs and dot with butter or margarine. Bake in a 375 degree oven for half an hour. This casserole can be pre- pared ahead of time and baked just before serving.
Coffee Bavarian . 2 tablespoons gelatin "~ 1 cup milk i Prices start at $187 1 cup strong coffee 1 cup sugar I. 3 egg whites ',i teaspoon salt 2 cups heavy cream Crushed nut brittle Soak gelatin In milk. Bring the .? coffee to the boiling point and dis- GOOD j Lobster Grilled Over Charcoal solve the gelatin In It, Add sugar. 'Chill these ingredients until they By CHARLOTTE ADAMS, " 'are about to set. Whip them.until Braised Beef With Herbs 16 Monmouth St., Red Bank ' light. Whip egg whites and gait Associated Press Food Editor until stiff and fold them lightly into There Is no reason why your out (Recipe Serves Four) Bangs & Bond Asbury Park the gelatin mixture. Chill until set door picnics should cease this fa] 1U pounds beef (round, chuck or and servo with a sprinkling of just because 'the price' of meat flank) crushed nut brittle on top. beyond your budget for a part; 2 tablespoons fat Almost anything • tastes' bfette Vt teaspoon chopped garllfi I. Blended White cooked over coals—and flsh is ni 'A pound mushrooms, sliced exception; If you live where-freal 1 teaspoon tomato paste y Stays flsh is not available, try usin; 1 teaspoon kitchen bouqquet White some of the quick-frozen - fillets. 2 teaspoons flour ..r 1V4 cups stock Here's a tonic for tired-looking homes'.'.'. the new "Dutch An outdoor fireplace party is on< Salt of the nicest ways to entertain any. Freshly ground pepper Boy" Blended Paint. , . body, but 'teen-'egers love this-in- 1 teaspoon thyme If s an entirely new line'. Y. in colors or white, formal entertainment best of al Vi teaspoon oregano Bo sure to have the proper
stomach sac in the head and the •JJIx and sift dry' Ingredients Into black Intestinal vein from stomach :op. of double. boiler, Add water to tall. Preserve tho green liver and cook over hot' water until thick. Add slightly, beaten egg
opinion. Remove 5 from fire and add lemon Flatten the lobster, shell side tilce1 grid rind. Cool and fill baked down, on your gr!H. Brush tha split pastry shell. Cover with meringue sldo generously with butter ormar- and brown in moderate oven, 360 26 Monmouth Street Phone Red Bank 6-3838 gnrlno and sprinkle with salt. Turn degrees for IB minutes. • -., broiling with shell- sldo up for 10 to 12 minutes. . Broil with shell side down approximately ten min- utes. Lobsters need something to zip up their rather bland flavor. Of UAVLIOM REASON; HWK course they are served with melted
l ™ f.n -mn—f"rr—i*—v-irjfni n butter or margarine. This may be •*•"•* sharpened by the addition of lernen or lime juice. Or peihaps you would like to try adding finely chopped dill pickle or dill pickle relish. Dill has an affinity for shell flsh, and tho pickle adds the desired sharp- ness to the sauce. ABOUT Charcoal Broiled Codfish Fillets 6 fillets o[ cod or other flsh A cup butter or fortified margarine OENDIX DE LUXE Salt and pepper Brush fillets with butter and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place High r. a closely wired hand gTill, or on NOW 1,000,000.owners are enjoying tho grids of a closely spaced broil- er. Cook over glowing coals, turn- AND ing slowly," approximately five min- utes to each side. Serve with tar- workless washdays with the tar sauce. Tartar Sauce world's "SAVINGEST" washer! 1 cup mayonnaise 4 tablespoons chopped sweet pickels Ho othtr waihtr h»» don* so much wash . . . for so 1 tablespoon chopped capers 1 tablespoon' minced parsley msrijr funlllet . . . and done the whole figintie job 1 tablespoon finely chopped onions automatically. , or chives . 1 tablespoon tarragon vinegar No other w««h«r hat uvtd M m«ny hounwiva* so Chill mayonnaise thoroughly. Com. much hard work ... so much io»p ,, . so much hot' bine all ingredients just before serv- ing. . • w«t.r .. .and washed the clothe* to thoroughly, yet Broiled Fish Steaks Store It In One Of Our Refrigerated Lockers. ««ntly. ' '" • Have steaks of cod, halibut, «al- moh, or what you win, cut at least Use It As You Need It! With th* Bendli automatic Waiher, all you do I* an Inch thick. Broil In the same •way you do flshfllleta, allowing; ap. wt th* dJjl, add soap . . . and you're through. All by, proxlmately eight minutes for each Itself, th* Bandix wuhn, rimes thn* tlm«i and damp- side. And here Is a good, spicy dryi cloth**. It avert cleans lts*lf and shuts off auto- sauce to go with them: Spicy Sauce matically, *o you don't have to stay, in th* house f • V. oup buft»r or margarine . 2 teaspoons catsup 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce '% teaspoon paprika WE SELL ONLY TOE HIGHEST QUALITY 1 teaspoon prepared mustard h th* ItnaVx UAUY fettr Atfc Ifw glrli who knew I On* BENDIX 1 teaspoon liquor from' sweet MEATS AT THE LOWEST COST TO YOU! e( Mis million lucky Btndl* ownsri It a ntlghbor of youn. pickles • • . 1 clove garlic, cut In half Jo yeo ian'l havth loir* our word tor It. 4ik Hit automatic 1 teaspoon «a!t Dot! It do oil Hit work of woihlngf Do.i II gal tlolh.i spanking 'A teaspoon black pepper !i cup chopped sweet pickles cltonf It ir Ihlrfty with toop and hot waltr? /uif aik b*rl /Combine nil ingredients/ except Washer pickles, in top of double boiler, Flaco over boiling water, Stir con- RED BANK stantly two minutes until fat I* melted and mlxturo thlcksns. Tafco from fire. Remove garllo. Add tho COMI IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION... AND ORDER YOURS TODAY! ilcliloo. COLD STORAGE & LOCKER CO, INC. AI'lUCOT KOLI, 15 HERBERT ST.; JUST OFF BRIDGE AVE., * % cups sweetened, cookod dried nprlcotn RED BANK, N. J. TEL. RED BANK 6-3904 ^-r' VJ tnblcnpoonn lemon julco (JUST 1 BLOCKS SOUTH OF TUB RAILROAD STATION) • ' Enking powdor biscuit (lough Prepare your favorlto bnh'.ng HOUSEKEEPING SHOP powdor biscuit dough nnd roll ono- OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M; INCLUDING SATURDAYS luilf Inch Illicit. Bprlnklo nprlcqta (CLOSED WKDNESDAV AFTEBNOONS) , Ki.nBliSPmrW woM iimm nldn down nh, a greasort bak- 9ROADWAY PHONE 6-0670 LONG BRANCH ing sheet, • Bruali with butter or mnrgnrlno nnd linlto In n hot ovon 40a dcgroo») (or 30 mlnulti. BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. Page
Shoddy Shrinks Garden Club Stages Red Bank Auto Glass Co. Tl 21 «Api,E AVE. EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Cor..Maple Ave. A White St Crane, Bulldozer and Dump Truck Work, HODDY may look like S real "all wool" when you Fall Flower Show WIND8HIELD QLAS8 Excavations, Grading and Clearing of all buy It—but not for lonf. types. ~ Cheap Insurance may seem like, pound protection but lti DESK*TOPS Roadway* Cut and Shaped Up, Cellarv value. •Brinks when a lots Navetink Group Has Successful Pools, Lakes and Ditching'Done. comes. When you, Insure N your property avoid shoddy1 And ' Exhibit With Many Classes DOOR*GLASS For all operations on this type of work call ' —Insist on real protection! on us for our estimates. through RADIO SERVICE- BOAT GLASS No Job Too Large or Too Small. We Call For And i Floral arrangement* done In gay atltunin colors" and attractive deco- TABLE TOPS Also a Full Line of Top Soil, Fill Dirt Deliver Anywhere rative arrangements of woodland Army Chorus and Gravel. EATONTOWN RADIO greens, vegetables and bright ber- Installed While You Wait LAWLEY AGENCY ries, were featured at the Ant an- REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AND TELEVISION nual flower-show of the Navealnk To Sing At Asbury Red Bank Auto Glass Co. M. J. STAVOLA i Garden club Thursday afternoon at RIVERSIDE DR. & HW'Y 35 ' TEL. R.B. 60410 is MAIN ST. the Naveslnk library. Also featured Group Of 24 Vpicet 21 MAPLE. AVE. PHONE RED BAl^K 6-3556. RED BANK R.D. BOX 80 Phone 3-0568 Were classes for members of tha TEL. R. B. 8-3880-J. P. O. BOX 482, lED BANK, N. J. Navesink Junior Garden club and Popular Oversea* for men residents of the borough. The top award for the most out- The American'Male Chorus, foforr- standing award and the sweepstake* merlerly an officiaoffiill U, S. A Army groupgroup, j prize for the most first prizes in the will prentpresent.a program f of /i/amillal r show, was won .by Mrs. Giandin songa and numbers from light, Johnson. Mn, Johnson's most out- opera at a concert to be sponsored standing exhibit was an arrange th« tvenlng ot October 17 by the tnent of dried swamp grasses, beige Asbury Park Rotary, club at Aabury tn color and garnet colored wood Park,high school auditorium. 6 BROAD ST. R. B. 6-4305 berries, displayed In a small ma' The group, which has been lik- hogany secret-compartment draw ened by musical authorities to the er from a secretary desk. . famous Con Cossack chorus. Is a four,part male ensemble of 24 What are Our Mrs. Earl DeVesty waB Jlrst prize voices." As in lU overseas concerts, for a tin* winner In the' class calling for angiven .before .Bervlcernen and hos- arrangement of evergreens ' in a pitalized' veterans throughout the metal container. Mrs.-DeVesty dis- Pacific theater- from December, Cancellation Shoes played a branch of long needle pine 1945, to September, 1916, the chorus HORMONE curved in half-moon shape, with sings most of Us songs without ac- clusters of brown pine cones at the companiment. ' ti base of the arrangement In a smal Among the popular songs on the brass bowl, In the class calling for program will be the cowboy ballad, an arrangement for a small tea "Whoopee II Yl Yo, Get Along Lit- table Mrs. Alfred Ferugson wastle Doggt«s." Negro spirituals will first. She used pure white and deep Include "Ol1 Ark's a-Moverln" and NOT DELIVERED ON DATES SPECIFIED red, double dlanthus, with clusters "Water Boy,"-with the solo sung by L of shiny laurel leaves In a dull, white container. The tea get ofone of the outstanding baritones of SURPLUS STOCKS OF HIGH GRADE y Italian pottery was decorated with the ensemble.- Another number will STORES •-——•—-; \ V7 .-..xr:- wood-green design. In the class be Earl Robinson's "Ballad for A September Fantasy, Mrs. DeVesty Americans." "The Lord's Prayer" D by Albert Hay Mallotte, in a special FACTORY DUPLICATIONS OF ORDERS RE- was first. Her arrangement was arrangement, has a prominent place V large and small dahlias In a cop- FUSED BY RETAILERS per bowl in shades of coral, red on every program. E and orange. Tickets for the concert may be DISCONTINUED SHOE DEPARTMENTS OF RE- R obtained from any member of the In the special classes for chil- Asbury Park Rotary club ^or by Corner Broad & White St» TAIL STORES v T dren, one for girls and one forphono from Robert Adams,'chair- I boys, the winners were Linda man, Asbury Park 2-1204, or from BANKRUPT STOCKS OF RETAIL SHOE STORES 8 Dunne and George Cunningham, Asbury' Park Y.M.C.A., Asbury Phone Red Bank 6-0355 Jr. The class for girls, called forPark 2-4100. " • OVERPRODUCTION OF FACTORIES r E an old-fashioned nosegay bouquet. D For her •winning blue ribbon Linda It pars to advertise In The Register did an artistic nosegay of minia- ture yellow and white zinnias tied with a white paper ruffle. and yel- low and'white, ribbons. The above description Is the analysis of the • The class for the boys called for stocks we carry. This merchandise Is sacrl- a figure or an animal to be done OPEN ALL NIGHT entirely of plant material. George MEN'S CONDITIONED flced to us at a price whereby we can pass |t displayed a seal, the seal' being s on to you—our customers at savings Consider- large, sweet'potato and the ice was ably below the regularly, advertised retail silver tin foil. Men exhibitors in the show were prices. We. earnestly solicit your patronage, lucky, all receiving blue ribbons, FELT HATS know-In* that you will be satisfied. Special awards were given to Cap't. Willis C. Conover for his entry -i fine specimen corn and,to William Keeshan for his basket ol vege- Open Fjriday Till 9 P. M.. « tables grown in his. garden. EXPERTLY __J ; '• i- • . •- • •• Sii :- Tim nuwuiu i lun urtiua ~fulluwa i Arrangementv of any .riant materla In sny container not originally Intended for flowers-7-Mrs. Johnson first, Mrs. La- Mar Baker second, MlK EralUe Werle CLEANED
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B Byinbo!fied~Dy Peter Bjdian1 tine's 1004 CUNTON AVI.-II 24014 famous 3-ring trade mark. Look for the 3 * Rleckt ' rtlWAEK Irtlnjlesi lings; call for Ballantlne. ' It Pays To B The America's finest since 1840 •RED BANK REGISTER; 'OCTOBER 2,1947. little Silver Man To Share In Estate , Harold Hartshorn*, Jr., of Oakes Bring \ toad, Little Silver, eventually will ; Campaign In State share In. the' quarter-million dollar r«*idu»ry estate left fay his grand- Your Start* November 1 mother, the late Mrs. Elizabeth ••*.. . - . •'• .;•••.,•• • . ••/• Mattocka Chapin of- New York, Volunteer*, full-or part time, ar« Myrtle Beach, S. C, and Lake Ge- urgently needed by th«-SUt«rE)l«ii- neva., Wis,, according to. the New beth Kenny Foundation for'lt»»n- York State Transfer Tax depart- Cleaning-Dyeing i mial drive,- which K«t« Under: wiy ment. ; >••-.'.' 1 1 y November '?, it Was' announced' to-; Three children of the late. Mrs. And "day by J. Frank. CDonnell, New; Chaplh will receive < the Income for Jersey campaign chairman. ,-•- life from the bulk of the estate, j "We need people 'who will'. do held in trust, but the principal upon hoiue-to-botise canvaMinf, wring' their death will pass to. live grand- I Our matched pain doorbells, contact biulnesa' flrmi, children Including. Hartshprne. He Laundering solitaire* and band* organize local functions and help'in also will receive a. legacy ot $1,000 carry out the beauti- the campaign headquarter! in each in cash and his grandmother's locality," Said Chairman O'Donnell. books; His father, Harold Hart, ful sentiment of the Shornej • Sr., will receive a like Problems : , engagement You will ,"Thl»-Trt>rlt M the mort •import' ant aspect of any campaign. These amount in cash. The eld6r Hart- A. Hatched rinn- B. Superb matched ^6 thrilled with oar shorne' was the husband of the late nnigae siyuni set are the.people who will*elp'tank* Marietta. Chapin, daughter of the DIRECTLY our drive fc.inct'eaii,. 1 •• ' • • testatrix. : : "Many person* throughout New ldx'20 .. 20x20 Jersey already haya VblunUawd Irvliig T. Bartlett, King's high- To Our their co-operation. However, jf' *• way, Mlddletown, will recelv» about AT THE LOWEST COST are to attain our •250,000 quotithla $35,000 from proceeds of the estate year we must hfvo many more of his Mother, the late Mrs. Jessie helpers on the local, UveU ..", Irving Bartlett, of Amagansett, 'L. —ALSO- "It Is Important that; yt» •reach I, under terms of a will filed Mon- PLANT or surpass our goal, this year! Th% day In Surrogate's Court, New York. His brother, Edward E. Bart- iipert Advice-No Obligation EXPERT ROOFING! and SIDING major portion of th* money eoU lett, Jr., Is left half of the resid- 15 BROADST JEWELERS RED BANK lected will be used for the estab- uary property. CONSTRUCTION OF ALL TYPES ESTABLISHED64YEARS lishment of an Eastern Sister Ken- ny Institute hospital and convales- Mrs. Bartlett died September 3. PORCH ENCLOSURES - ADDITIONS cent home,',, ••• • NO JOB TOO LARGE OB TOO SMALL. "Plans are now being prepared ' JAILED FOB THEFT LEON'S No Money Down - Hiree Yean to fay ~ ESTIMATES CHEERFT7IXY GIVEN. for the estabtlshment of auch an In- Herman C. Hall of Cream Ridge We Handle All Financing stitute as a-joint endeavor of the waj sentenced to from nine to 12 Sister Kenny Foundations covering CALL Keyport 7-2977 ; months in the "county Jail by Free- 64-76 White Street New Jersey, New Tor* and Con- hold Recorder William S. Holmes. Harry's Lobster House necticut. Sites for thaBaStern. Sis- Hall .yjas : charged with breaking | Red Bank I ter Kenny Institute,will, be located I Into two'cars In the Freehold mar- lo New Jersey and elsewhere. ; J & L CONSTRUCTION Co. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. TEL. 2-0205 j ket yard and stealing personal be- '• ' EST. 1912 "The beneflta .froin such a ;hos longings valued at, about*$500. All Open All Year pital in this area; fully staffed by but aj dress jacket have been re- Vaults on Premise* | HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT, N. J. I Sister Kenny4r'alhed, teohnldans, turned to the owners of the cars. are .multl-lojd. .Victims - of. ' «™ H •• ••§ ; ••i BI mm dread- dfsease, pqlloiiiysllUs, - will Lobsters, S teaks, Chicken have the fataed.Sister Kenny treat- ,ment available to them almost im- and all Sea Foods, mediately.", ; ' ' ^ i »&k rcau« U a>ortby on.. We Music by Wilbur Gardner must wipe the scolirge of lnfanllle paralysis: from the - health qhart ol KITCHEN OPEN TO 1 A. M. . this nation. It can tHf.done1. Com- plete co-operatibn from •eyery^ citi- .a ^J in M ««aa«* u» w iuik«n- may be obtained GEORGE KRAUSS, Owner zen of New Jersey innhls all-im- men roi s cret ry of portant .campaign of the-.^iater Nil / " expliining the OPEN DAILY Mile fc propoicd new Comtitu Fill ITFKT Stat' °e or* your -County Elizabeth Kenny foundation will do or Municipal Clerk. much toward the eventual preven- tion for New Jeriey. tion of deformities from pojlo epi- demics," said Mr. O'Dpnnell. Keyport Couple PUBLIC SALE Married 30 Yeai-» Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .8. Muckln of keyport, were'giiesl*'of honor Will be held on at a surprise party arranged by What the their children In celebration: of their SOth .wedding anniversary.'. Their children-are -Stephen, Jr., Highway 3 5, Middletown, at living at home;1 George,;Port Mon- mouthr Mrs;, Xnria , Re«B, .Perth Ainboy, and Mlsa v Shirley. Muckln, living at Jiom*.'•: • v •;. i•/ ,•';:•;• Proposed New Constitutiqn Attending were .Mr,-,and. Mrs. J. U. Uckert and Mr. and Mrs. George Herman's Bar and Grill Mnnkln, Port MonmQuth; 3jr ang iJtta'; • 'Jr.,iiKe«.»>biri:'r;MK. iwd - -Means toYm- • •-'—~^=^ Mr*:- tTneodore. •' ^^V^^iS^iS* family,' South1 Biytt;'. Mlss>A'itria Caruso, Bro'oklyn;',' MX'-' :Resd, at 1:00 P. M.. Pertn Amboy. and.;M>;>bd,Mrs. J. M. Muslck and family,. Mrs., Louis . A Better Defined Legislative Power Marti,; Mr., and .Mrs., Raymond One horse, 1 riding horse saddle and bridle, 1 red Duroc, teg. Murphy and family; Mr.'and.Mr*. A. Report to the People #6*4896, sow had 3 litters; 1 Chester white sow, 8 thoroughbred E. B. ftasmussen *nd daughter 2. Hlida, Mr.' and Mrs. William pigs, 100 fine chickens, 2 hunting dogs, 2 wagons, 1 two-horso Chasey, Biohard, Idling,; Mr.' and The Term of Assemblymen Is Increased From One to Two years of New Jersey Mrs. Jonas Letta, ^Sr., and Miss cjiltlvator, 2 single cultivators, 1 horse plow, 1 weeder, I three- Dolores Lains, all of Keyport ' and of Senators From Two to Four Years. The number of row marker, good; 1 Junior Planter, good; lot of good harness, Assemblymen and Senators remains unchanged. Terms are length- by their elected delegates to the Constitutional Con- ° , •.' VENSSEAfc -BATE OT.: plow repairs, double and single trees, lot rope, 1 three-way pulley, ened so that legislators may spend less time campaigning, and vention, New Brunswick, N. J., 1947. This summary An lnorets* ot: almost \ 300 per and explanation of the proposed constitution Was lot of tools, 1 Davlson wpter heater, good; 3 Perfection oil heaters, cent In- treatment of venereal, dis- devote more time to the interests of the state. Salaries for both 1 monitor for furnace, very good; 5 tables with chairs, like new; ease during July, August andSep- Assemblymen and Senators will be determined by the Legislature .prepared by "the delegates to the Constitutional Con- tember at the Keyport health cen- vention and is presented for the information of the 1 Coca Cola Ice box, in good shape; 1 breakfast table, 1 steel, ter, as compared- to the three pre- instead of being constitutionally limited to $500. However, any aafe, 30* high, 20" wide, 21" long, like new; 1 electric washer, ceding month*,, was reported at a voters. The"proposed new constitution was adopted meetlnr. '*>t the: Rarltan' Bay increases in legislators' salaries cannot become effective until the ,1^%-horse motor, 1 radio for car, auto wheels and tfres, 18" rlnu, Regional Health commission • Fri- year following the next election for the General Assembly. Elec- by the Constitutional Convention in New Brunswick 1 automobile, valves, spigots, and many other articles too numer- day night The. Increase was At- on September 8, and is to be voted upon at the general ous 4o mention. tributed io ' summer migratory tions of Senators and Assemblymen will be held in "off ycrfs" so workers. ' ' , that their election will not be confused with national issues. election on Tuesday, November 4, 1947. H. GROVE Approximately half of the Senators will be elected every two years. If you wish a copy of the complete constitution, The Legislature May Not Elect Any Administrative, Judicial, or you may get- it by applying to the Secretary of State MATTERS • YOUR MON£>, For You Executive Officer Except The State Auditor, This places executive at Trenton; or your County or. Municipal Clerk.. authority where it belongs, in the hands of the Governor, who will fill such offices with the advice and consent of the Senate. Because This control of public funds is a, legislative function, the Legislature I* will elect the State Auditor. . . - m and Renewal // SECRETARY OF STATE 90 One Full Calendar Day Must Intervene Between the Second and I V» Third Reading of a Bill or Joint Resolution. This will prevent the The refreshing new un- ' passing of bills with no time for consideration. Under the old. con- derstanding of the Bible, stitution, it was possible to rush a bill out of committee and pass it OBJECTIVES and the resulting release ui o immediately, before the public, and sometimes the legislators, had of the proposed C from disease and other dis- a chance to read it. In case of an emergency, the Legislature can JO tresses, which have came NEW CONSTITUTION TO PEOPLE WHO waive this one-day rule b'y a three-fourths vote. , It hit been the purpose of-your delegates for unnumbered thousands Gambling and Games of Chance May Be Authorized by the to draw up a new State Constitution that will make: possible more efficient, more DON'T LIKE TO BUDGET O through Christian Science, Legislature If Approved by a Majority of the People at a are available no less for economical, and more democratic state General Election. Under the old constitution, gambling is limited government. To accomplish these objec- EEP track of where money goes, z you—and for all. to pari-mutuel betting oh horse racing at the tracks. Now "Bingo" tives; the proposed new constitution pro- Z vides: K this easy way: m .and other games of chance may also be legalized. The Legislature 1. A more liberal "Bill of Rights." The complete explana- o 1 — Open a checking account. must first pass a bill specifying exactly the kind, restrictions and Z Better Defined Legislative 2 — Deposit all your earnings. tion of Christian Science control to be exercised, and this must then be approved by a vote Povyer,...... 3 — Pay your bills by check. I and its method of proving of the people. ' . ^ • :-\ & A Stronger, More Responsible P- Your checkbook stubs will tell you the availability of good, , Executive. where every dollar goes. Come in now. m Home Rule for Municipalities and Counties Is Encouraged. 4. A Simple, Unified System of 6 or God, and therefore of, Under the new constitution,, local governments will be able to ask Courft. 'health,-Inspiration, worth- the Legislature for special laws fitted to the special needs of their 5. A Sounder Basis for Taxation while activity apd hap^I-V communities. At present, the Legislature cannot'pass any special and Finance. ness, under, all conditions; • 6V A Simplified, Less Expensive law regulating the internal affairs of local governments no matter ;.- Method of Amendment. is given in simple, direct how much the people of the locality may want it. Local govern- NOTB: All liwi Don on the ilatule booki ^'SECOND NATIDNAL language in the Christian,. ments will enjoy not only the express powdrs-granted to them by Will !COD(IOU« fully effective upon adoption of tit rtrltti Comtltutlon Mcept nhcr« they Science textbook; , ' 'i' the Legislature, as heretofore, but also those which may be needed 'art; In conflict with Its provliloni. ; BRNK&. TRUST CD. : for the exercise of jhose powers. DKI'OSIT INSIIKANC'I'. SCIENCE AND HEALTH with Key to the Soripiures . K Approved by the Voters, Monmoutb County SurrDj.i.', O/Tlc». n/orruld order, or Ihtr will !>• fimir In hi>* milter; ol tin cilnti of Anns OArrtd of thvlr notloni thtrafor agalnal IUJIURI Ohl, dec«»i«i|. .Notlcj to end- tho mid subicrlbtn. by MARY BAKER EDDY WflHo prutnt cUlmi naiilint eittto. the new constitution will become effective new lengthened terms. The judicial arti- , ruMuanl lo tha ordw of Dormnn'Mc. DoteDotdd ?? Knehold, N. J., Btptunbar 12thth, 1(41(477. Obtainable at ' . ••""* Sujrroifijtt of i|io County nf HUTU M. IIUAUN, January 1,1948: Senators and Assembly- cles of the new constitution will become*
Utnur* and Anltany 1\ Won|. The Cnnitiafl Science iy, If teuton of «b« titnto nf Amm AKTHONT T. WOOLEV, . Ohl, dteMltd, notlct Ii licriky , 111 Bath Avanut, > U>« crtillort ol «ld dictnifc! Lonr Branch, M. J, Reading Roon. ' Anthony T, WoolUy, Eaq,, >t«Ni»l \ <> ?• BED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. eline T. Kahrs of Marlboro. Elected. TO OPEN LUMBER tABD 29th To Hold VIedical Society to associate membership were Dr. Morris J.- Oglensky and Edward Edward K. Banta of Red Bank, Jones of Freehold, purchased the Dr. Abraham S. Collis of .'Long Two-Day Reunion Hears Talk On Branch and Dr. -Alvln A. Weln- file factory on Bannard street and stein and Dr.- Charles W. Korbonlts Vought avenue, Freehold, for the of Asbury Park. Dr. William F. purpose-of opening aMumber yard. Blue And Gray Vets Cardiac Surgery Donovan of Brlelle was voled an The men are partners in the-Gen- To Meet At Asbury honorary membership. eral Lumber & Mill .Work company. Dr. Charles Bailey Plans aw' being completed for what is expected to be the largest Illustrates Hi* reunion in the history of the 29th Blue and Gray)-Division associ- Address With Moviea itlon, which will be held in Asbiiry ?ark Saturday and Sunday, Octo- Dr. Charles Bailey, nationally ber -11 and 12. nown surgeon, addressed the Sep- TOBACCO ROAD in Thousands of veterans fjom New ember meeting of the Monmouth Jersey, Virginia, ' Maryland, Penn-. ounty Medical society last week Sylvania, New York, Illinois and t Monmouth Memorial hospital, Nety Jersey I i Note to busy mothers! You eta the District of Columbia, who 'sing as his topic, "Cardiac Sur- foughV overseas in both World ;ery,"«»Dr. Bailey,: who is director give your daughter the softest, wars, under the colors of the Blue >( thora'tlc surgery at Hanncman prettiest, most natural-looting and Gray, are now formed Into the Medical college and hospital, Phil- - curls you ever saw with tONI. It*« largest infantry divisional organ- adelphia, apoke of the advances ization of veterans In the country. made in surgery of the heart and easy as rolling her hair up Gen. Charles H. Gerhardt and "llustrated his talk with slides and on curlers, but the wave stay* Gen. Milton A. Reckord, both of motion pictures. in for months —• so you'll whom commanded the 29th 'Infan- Sharing platform honors with ' be free of the daily curling roatla*. try division in Europe, .have ac-, Dr., Bailey was Dr. Nicholas ' A. cepted invitations to attend and ~3ansohoff, director of the ortho- will speak at the reunion banquet. edlo . department at Monmouth Governor Alfred E, Drlscoll will Memorial, who summarized and TONI Dtlvx* Kit fllhn-umbl* welcome the veterans to New Jer- Evaluated-the curare and phyjio- ploiflc eurhr.. . . $200 sey and former Governor'^Harold herapy method used to treat 53 p, Hoffman of New Jersey,;,who cases of poliomyelitis at the hos- served as a captain of lrifintry In iltal from July 1, 1946, to April, TONI llrfll csmphfa wc.pl for the 29th, in World War l; -will be Ml, Dr. Ransohoff, who is an curhn *|00 the toastmaater. , iflnorary member of the county ; JohnB. Brown, of Norfolk, Va., loclety, urged the physicians to be K.julur TONI Kit wilh handy'. present national commander of the 'ever vigilant for the symptoms flb.rcurl.n . t . »|25 association will preside at all the if poliomyelitis in their patients." business sessions which wilt be At the business meeting follow- •IprkMpbttoi " held in the Asbury Park Conven- ing the scientific program presided tion hall. iver by the president, Dr. Louis F. William E. Guthrle, of West Albright of Spring Lake,- the mem- Englewood, N. J., Is the reunion bership unanimously endorsed the a novel of the New Jersey coast chairman and all 29th Division proposal that blood banks be estab- In |lorl(nu,(olL«olor tluwc-Jlmciuional veterans of New Jersey desiring in- lished and maintained in Fitkin •lew*, your Imperial Wallpaper formation on the reunion are urged and Monmouth .Memorial hospitals, by EDWINA ELROY to contact him. iy the county chapter of the Amer- •elections "coins lolife" wUk tJw ledn Red Cross. Albert A. Teeter, chairman of the blood bank com- This -is the - storyiisf this psople- of ;Tanneiitown_.. Color$lm Viewer. Look into this > Rehearsals Begin mittee of the county chapter, stated just down the river from: Red Bank—a distance Instrument as Into opera {losses. Sec made long by a way of life. In particular it is . the purpose of the blood {banks will the story of Holly Tanner and the men-, who actna] room settings. Sea now your For Minstrel Show be,to provide."free blood for ovcry- 3ne," explaining that the blood'col- filled her life—Big Lem, her father, who raised favorite patUra "repeals"! Take A~ . Rehearsals are being held every her among the shacks and shanties of the Job- Wednesday and Friday evening in lected from voluntary donors would stermen; Ktrk who always loved her bull went ineuwork out of aeleationl ' • the Atlantic Highlands high school be stored at Fitkin and Monmouth away; Sid who. betrayed her; Ben who pro- for the old time minstrel show to Memorial hospitals or other desig- nated central storage points. The, tected her; and Larry Alnsworth, the handsome F<* s> tkriUlnt »p« be presented at Atlantic Highlands wanderer who tempted her to leave the';\yate'r- November 7 and 10 as a benefit for medical society will provide the services' of physicians to collect front she loved. '•[,-. • ,'•> ,> , - 'r,'i».00 oar atunrnentk susJ i itk. the building fund of the local Sea Monmouth County Surrbjatt'» OfSit, ualnst the said estate, vndtr oa Scout ship. Addle Kind of Red ho blood after planning a. sched- In. th«. matter o^ th« eitate of Harry vlthTn 'stx months from, th« data. of-*t Cidwfil. Vi>w«». ule with the blood bank committee. At the RED BANK BOOKSTOREy A., Igubbard, deceaied. Kotlc« to cred- aforesaid order, or ther will be fowl Bank'? la directing ' the production bsrred at their actions therefor agali and also takings an end-man posl- itors to present elalrni affalnit estate, 1 l Dr. C. Byron Bialsdcll of Long or yourlocalNew Jersey bookstores:f} Punuant to the order of Dorman Uc« the; said subscriber. .: .. . ;., - ~ Stil^iM**™ of r«mr < tioq^along with . such 'other well Branch, was elected to a three-year/ Faddln, SurrosnU of the Coutity ot Dated: Freehold, N. J.,, Septtml knbVyn entertainers as Bud Camp- term on trip-executive committee to Monmouth, mhde on the nineteenth day i»th, 1947. • • •' V /'. bell of Highlands and Charlie Hull, succeed Di1. Carlos A,,Pons; ;.; C. P* PUTNAM'S SONS of September,' 1947,. o'n the apr>Ucatton • MADELEINE D. HUBBAI Ed Haf>corn and Al Wolfe of At- of Madeleine D,' fHubbard, Adminla- .'. .••- 181 FalrHarett Hoad, -; The, society elected to full mem- tratrlx o( the estate of Harry- A.- Hab- •—...:.. .;_.. Fair HayenjN, j, ; ;_ Iatitle Highlands.' In- addition io the bership Dr. Milton B.Hatit of bard, deceased, tiotlce : Is . hereby i siren Hessra, Roberts, Plllsburr, Carton end-men, the Interlocutor, D. C. Farmingdale, Dr. Armand S. Maz- to> the creditors of said deceaBed to ex- '•& Sorenson,' • "V *. ' "Honey" Oakes, will bo supported :el of Long Branch and Dr. Mad- hibit to the subscriber, administratrix, Atlantic Highlands, N. J., .. KLARIN S by a mixed chorus of 30 voices. as; aforesaid; their debts nr|d. demands • .Proctors. '; . ... Colombia's best coffee isl grown PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS ,at elevations of between 3,000 and 26 Monmouth St.' . 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We'll be glad • • IOIN TH[ . .' HATIONAl GUARD Mtnlun vaur wfa ocrau tli* wldsil par! tl Iht to talk it .over with you* baclr. Chair lllet ore RED BANK, N- J. ^K t¥ SHERMAN SMP; Inc. Shop Friday* T«H 9 P.'M. ['• '• '' 56 Broad Street * Red .Bank, N. J. ti- * v; ANK GISTER X 1 VOLUME LXX, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1947 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 ; ; Chamber of Commerce Many Merchants Casey "11" To Mahoney Regains Old Orchard Holds Very Delinquent Horseshoe Title Names Ray E. Taylor In Coming Across Sayreville Saturday From Scolari Several Tourneys Committee Says That Yeteiran Takes Up > New Executive Secretary Has Had They Show Great Lack Catholic High Drops Opening Where He Left Off Parker, Eager In President's Cup ^ 18 Years Of Newspaper Experience Of Civic Intereit Game To Lakewood, 6-0 In 1941 To Join Army Finals—Other Contests Scheduled Bay K. Taylor of 24 Mechanic Plan* for the elaborate street dec- Larry. Mahoney of Llncroft, who With the golf season nearlng a Eager over Oakley Hance, S and 1) The Red Bank Catholic high fought through World War II in •treat, national advertUlng mana- orations for the coming holiday school eleven, still scanning the close, Old Orchard Country club is In the club champlonsip semi- ger for The Dally Record of Long Trimboli Named season, which the Community Europe with the late Gen. George staging a series of tournaments final round, Tony Savage defeated horizon for its first victory of the Crack Welters Patton'3 third armored division; Branch since 1944, has been ap- Chamber of Commerce has con- season, will travel to Sayreyllie which should be completed within Rev. Leo Cox, 3 and 2; Fred Mer- pointed executive secretary of the templated, will have to be revised Sunday took up his horseshoe the next few,weeks. rlman defeated Dr. David Miller, 2 next Saturday. The home team will pitching where he left off In 19J1 Red Bank Community Chamber of Head Of St. James unless a better percentage of our Will Highlight Robert Parfter and Joseph Eager and 1; Jacob Coles defeated Dom- be in no playful mood and will be shortly before entering the army. Commerce by' the 'board of direc- merchant* come across with their will play 36 holes Saturday or Sun- inic Christopher 1 up on the 20th determinodpto duplicate last year's By "defeating 'Anthony Scolari of tors to succeed the late Leon M. proportionate contributions toward day for the President's cup, while hole, and Russell Pingatore defeat- Student Council ' 20"toO win. ,; Since that time the Patcrson at Branch Brook park, Xelley of 31 Linden place. The the expense of-same. The Register Asbury Fights Mrs, Joseph Connor and' Mrs. ed Tom Stohle 1 up. Green anil "Gold have come a long Newark, ho "won' back the Btate chamber offices are located in the was notified of this yesterday af- Rainee Weinsteln will compete way, and a closely contested game championship title, which he first Robert Parker defeated George Carlton theater building on Mon- All Class Officers ternoon by the committee In charge this week-end for the Ladles' club is anticipated. Bouts To Include won in 1934 and successfully de- Hlckey, 4 and 3 In the Class "B" mouth street. of soliciting funds., championship. Last Saturday the Caseya jour- fended for seven years until 1911, tournament. Other results in thl* Are Installed By The committee states that the neyed to Lakewood to engage the Featherweight, In other tournaments the semi- tournament, played last week-end, larger percentage of-the merchants powerful Piners in the.Green and final round for the Mayor Mount were Ted Fine over Seymour Wen- Msgr. Joseph T. Casey In the Broad street district have Gold's first scholastic pigskin tussle Lightweight Tilts trophy match was completed over ger, 1 up, and Frank Peterson over made their contributions. In all the week-end. The results were as Ted Mlrabella, 2 and 1. Patrick". Trimboli was Installed of the year. The game was played probability only this portion of In the beautiful setting of the TWo well-known welterweights— follows: Percy Sherman.over How- The annual pro-amateur Long president of the Red Bank Catho- Red Bank will be decorated, unless George Hill of Philadelphia and ard Lawrn 2 and 1; James Moran lic High School Student council former Rockefeller estate before Branch tournament will be staged the merchant* In the Monmouth packed stands, with Lakewood high Jimmy isler of Newark—will high- over Jules Huber,. 3 and 2; Lou at the club October 8. In this tour- Friday at the school auditorium In and Front streets and Shrewsbury light the boxing program at Asbury Harvey over Lou .Colby, 2 and 1; ceremonies conducted by Msgr. Jo- school emerging victorious by the ney, state professionals will team avenue districts show a greater in- slim margn of one touchdown, 6-0. Park armpry at 0 o'clock Monday Dr. David Miller over Sam Yanko, up with amateurs of their club, tha seph -T. Casey. The president. wa* terest In the plan. . night in the six-round main event. 1 up on the 23d hole, and "Chubby" elected September 19 along with This Bfore came midway Jn the winning team to receive a trophy. other officers of the student coun- Another canvass is being made third period when Herb Kurlnsky Hill has won all of. hi* past bouts cil and home room officers of each thl* week by the committee, and a plowed through center for. two except two. As an over-night, sub- class. decision will be made' early next yards and the tally. This payoff stitute he lost to Artie Tbune of week a* to the final arrangement. thrust climaxed a sustained drive New York and lost a close decision .After formal pledget took place Only such portions of the business to Charley Williams, Newark out- Leonardo Defeats during the ceremonies, addresses of 69 yards, commencing on the districts of the town that meet Piners' 41. From this point Kurln- standing welter. The Philadelphia were given by Msgr. Casey and Mr. their quota will be . decorated. fighter has won over Primus Cutler Trimboli. sky, moved the ball 10 yards.for Should not enough money bo re- first down on the Casey 49. Gordon, and scored knockout* over Rodgor Red Bank Legion Other student council officers in- ceived to carry out the original Lakewood right halfback, went to Muriel, Chauncey Miller, Candy stalled are as* follows: ' plan, the • committee informs The the 36 for another first down. After Brown, Pat Patuccl, McCoy Jones Vic. President—John Conklln. Register they will be compelled not Kurlnsky had picked up four yaids and others.' Most of his 24 victories Secretary—JM< Lereni, to put up any decorations that will have been by knockouts. Treasurer^—Betty Lou Matthews. Al Maler, Plner left halfback, drove Senior Claat President—Nathan Heit- give prominence to the merchants through the line, swept toward the Isler, managed by Tom Garner of Scores 14 To 2 Grid Victory lein. who have not contributed. sidelines and legged his way to the Bloomficld, has defeated "Baby" Junior Claee President—rlrftter Car- Beau Jack and has knocked' out bone. The committee feels that the two yard line before thrown out of In Shore League Opener Sophomor* Claw Pr.ild.nl—J»m»« Chamber should not devote too bounds. It remained for'Kurlnsky Eddie Brown of New York. He also Tanner. beat Jimmy Green ol Trenton and RAY E. TAYLOR much time In trying to sell Red to finish the scoring drive; A center Freinnian Claw President—Edward Bank to the outsider, and that the plunge for the extra point failed as Is the only boxer to have floored Lconardo Field club opened the Kullmtn. shore football season Friday wittl Mr. Taylor comes to the chambor Social Chairman—Alleen Grant. Chamber might accomplish much the Casey line rose up to stop the "Honey Chile" Johnson, who whs LARRY MAHONEJV with 18 years experience In news- Thrift Chairman—liarir Jan* Con mo're good at the present time In quarterback In his tracks. saved. by the bell at the end of Rumson Vets a 14 to 2 victory over the RedBanK Bulletin B6ard Chairman—Lois Cotton. an endeavor to sell Red Banl- ' to the round. Isler is a puncher and His victory over Scolari gave him American Legion on one touchdown paper advertising work, starting Aieunblr Chairman—Lamont Me On the following klckolt occurred with the Washington Dally News, certain "Bed Bank merchants. Hill excells In ring science and a second leg on the large trophy, scored after a 38-yard advance lit Louillln. the finest single run of the game. Top Highlands 'Washington, D. C, upon hi* grad- Club Chairman—Joan Leddy. . cleverness. donated by former governor, A. the opening minute of play and a Jack Keeian, Casey left halfback, 55-yard run in tho third quarter by uation from college. He Is married Service Chairman—Joaeph Hennaniu The semi-final will be between Harry Moore. Scolari won his first GlrlV Athtatle Ch'alrmafc—M»ry JSears. took Bennett's kick on his. own 13, Sam Torg, who crossed the'goal and:has three sons; • -.' ° •< • "Tippy" Jones, popular Ashury leg on the^rophy last year In Ma- Game Won 7 To 0 Son' • Athletic . Chairman—Robert and started up fl«ld, He had.moved line after • snagging a Red Bank' • Ha was connected withjhe Wash- Holte. ;..... _ ..._ _•,... Park" featherweight; and Davey honoy's absence. : =-•• only ten yards when he found him- pass. The game, played in Red ington Dolly News tfiree years', and Home room officers are; as, follows: "Red".Nash, who hails from Rah- Mahoney eliminated the nine On Blocked Punt self without' blockers and a host of Bank, was attended by 2,500 per- had charge of a staff of advertising 12-A President, George Qrlfflths; vice way. other class A contenders in straight Hear About The Piners ready to meet him. But he matches, having his toughest bat- sons. salesmen. He was advertising di- preild.nt, Joseph Carroll; seeretwy, A special five-round bout Is sched- The Rumson Veteran* club con- rector of the Bangor Daily New*,. Dorothy Cu»lck; treasurer. Louis Dorlck. kept plowing and shed tacklerq tles with B. Mullady of Peterson uled between Ralph Campbell, verted a blocked kick Into a touch- A recovered Red Bank fumbli Bangor, Me., for two years, having 12-B president, Joie Lorem;vlee prei- right and left. Carrying men. with and John Waltz of Newark. Ho New Constitution Brlelle middleweight, and Hank down .to defeat Highlands A.A. 7-0 opened the path for Leonardo's first complete charge of national, local ident, Jack Ryan; secretary, Daniel him he continued moving until he defeated Mullady, 50 to 31, wtth Welch; treasurer, Ethjl KlnUn. Watkins of Red Bank. in a Shore Football league gome score. Red Bank, after threatening and classified advertising and all 11-A' president, Lester Carbone; Tlea was finally dropped on Lakewjjod's S0.2 per cent ringers,.and downed .played Sunday at Borden Memorial 47 by the last available man/be- There are two additional fourr to score twice In the second quarr personnel in this department^ He president, Edward Bahrjseeretary. Joyce John L. Montgomery Waltz, 50 to 36, with «fc>.per cent stadium, Rumson. A crowd of more ter, only succeeded In counting twxj also conducted an advertising class DeVriohd; trtaiunr,- Eleanor Conlon. - tween himself and- a touchdown. rounders. Joe Jerome, Keansburg, ringers.:: • •".'U.:.c:ivi,,.:.: than 2,000 attended the game. ' 11-B pntldent, Frank' , KeUj; rlc* Continuing' this offensive' thrust, will match punches with Gene Bora points on a safety when Joe Bolgef at th» University of Maine.'-"-"-- Dteildent, Alleen : Grant! • secretary, To Address Local '. In.lils first match~.lrei])eat::H. The winning score came.in the ". Mr.' Taylor, was with the~Ashe- Keeian skirted his own right end of Elizabeth, and in the curtain- dropped a pass from center on;an Hauretn Hayei; treasurer, Ulun Healy. Cottsi of" Palisades Park;: BOrta 23, third period when' John Stanley, attempted punt, and was downed ville/JTUnes of Asheville,".'North ,* 11-C president, Xamont ^UeLoughlln; Civic Club Today for nine yards. Nate Hesslcln, raiser, Herbie Reed of Philadelphia wlth'81.7 per cent ringers.":: He de- Rumson fullback, plowed through Carolina, for four years, and Was vice president, Robert Schaadj secretary* Casey fullback, went through the will trade punches with Richard by three maroon tacklers behlnj Rose Jchriber; trewuret,,, Maureen feated B. Faulkner of~Kearny, 80 the line to block a punt by Karl credited by th,e publisher.. Don S. Kennedy 'of Newark. to : hlsowngoalllne.I O'Brien. U t thMb l !iLjwith 8M jijr^eBtJJageisj, C»r''tro"i and HBI Pettrn.recovored Kl)»», With being responylbli' In 10-A preild.nt. TttfffwocnWc«i^ Demmertel iurablid^ufWIky^lWvetmifr* lHrnm*;dfWlllanrKoJil''|pt^5Cea]rSyl Tn^ijTWtHn^^n'Cfp^ouchr TO»^rW8i««F«i#BoOTte^eer»6"^eer»6|iF" /?TOrgq 9b to 28, with 74.2 per cent -ringer*.; score In the closing minutes 'ot largo • xneaauro xur vu« wi • MW v*r Constance Ma»Don«ld; . treasurer, Ai few plays'later Maler of Lakewood down, Ray CataianbV' placement of (he outstanding programs of the Belmar Beats trounced F. W. Sowers'of New conversion made it 7 points. play but failed to cross Red Bank'* per's greatest years of achievement for today's'luncheon.meeting fumbled the ball and the Green and Dfi te ft ^l^JJW^seVlrEdjnsuvSli : ; Vernon BenUett led.tbt Red Bank < t^6toxwtnVByr^clisovSUttSBrJl! tPfli*ivfl5ej ^niy PltcneTnotei? lMrnH*t home; team>J7,,Hp*sl*. &M cent "rlBgers!"'downed 'K Davl» of Syracuse, N. Y., for two years. .;>', WouWfl'Al'tHe-«»ie»t'speaker John Orange, BO to 11, with 775. per cent ;thtlr opponents to get within 20 attack through the *econ°d andihlri- L. Montgomery, in honorary mein- the 33 'and.'Kerten t*i' W ringers, and defeated J. Brozowskl quarters with' supurb passing and ' He worked for two years'With the TrB>ttt*>4Ht iPJ t l^ »., - here a penalty pushed the/Casey* yard* of their goal line. bet of the club. • Mr. Montgomery of Kearny, 60 to 8, with 76.1-per running, alternated by Walter Jack* TJ. 3. Information service at Wash- garet StuHtf: ;iwjOtjjf*r? JatneJ Kln1an.V back to the 29.- This drive /was the In another league opener, Long was'ene of'the three delegates from ; Wins League Title cent ringers. son and Jim Fix. Only five of .Ben; ington, D. C, and later for two last Casey opportunity, although Branch took the Cllffwood Angels president,' Michael Fortet;7 secretarri Monmouth county to the recent nett's 16 passes -were completed; years with the Gasco Products cor- Irene Fanning; trenurer, Bitty Beam, Quarterback Jack Maloney • moved He had little trouble in his final into camp 14 to 0 at Keyport high Constitutional 'convention, and he After Trailing 9-1 out without him the local team poration of Bridgeport, Conn. Ha 8-B president, Francis K.llr; vie* to the 26, a fourth-down pafuwau match with Scolari, winning hand- Bchool field. president, Gsraldine Traverse secretary. will, bring before the club all the would have been outclassed. ' wrote- advertising and publicity; grounded and Lakewood took pvor. ily from the former champ, BO to The. first Long Branch score came Barbara Wall:.treasurer; Anni O'Nellli . important aspect* oh this subject. Trailing Red Bank 9 to 1 at the 19, with 69.5 per cent ringers. ' planned, edited, and issued a plant SCprtafdent, Nell Hojrn.lj:vice pr4st in the-first period on a spectacular Leonardo's strong line ripped] • At last week's meeting Howard Gordon raced 38 yards- to the end of the fifth frame, Belmar • The large trophy will be -on dis- pass from Tony Bevacqu! to Walter holes for the backs on the offen- newspaper; set up a personnel dent. P.t«r., PeS*nU.: .sscratltrj, Janet Casey 86 and Kurlnsky,moved to counselor service and organized a Williams; treasurer* Thomas'tfodklss Leon's committee' brought, In a re- staged two five-run batting rallies play at Red Roof tavern on route Fisher "who caught the ball on his sive, and proved a stonewall de- 9-D president, Gloria Glelloi vice pr«i port on the Major Activity commit-' the 23. Maier and Gordon gar- In the. sixth and eighth Inlngs to 34, Holmdel township, which Is own 45-yard line and dodged down fense whenever Red Bank wa* foreman's association, for which he Went, Charles JakttboskU McreUrjr,. Joan tee's •findings for the year. It con- nered four yards each to place tho nose out the local team 11 to 9 and operated by Larry and his three the sidelines for a touchdown, A within scoring distance of tht visi- served as .program director. He Msthlson; treunrer.,, Pstriola Hudson, ball on the 16. After ploking up planned and executed incentive sisted ,pf three worthy projects; aid win the Monmouth County Amer- brothers, John, Joseph and Mich- placement by Joe Anastasla made tors' goal, to'1 Rlvervlew hospital, a commun- nine more yards the Piners -were ican Legion junior baseball league ael It 7-0. ' : drives; devised the suggestion sys- penalized 15 yards to the 22, killing Leonardo's first scoring opporr tem for awards on efficiency; wrote ity swimming pool' and financial aid title in a game played Sunday at Vlracola added another touch- the threat. . • > '•'"- 1 tunlty came after the first-quarter booklets and notices on employee to':th'.e Salvation Army. The com- the Belmar Memorial field. down to the Long Branch tally klckoff when Ed Wlddis fell on ± good-Will and plant policies and mittee wl'l report at next week's On the opening klckoff Keeian With the score tied at 9 to 8 in Freehold Gulistans when he circled the right end In the booted a low kick which took sev- Red Bank fumble on the locals' 38- planned and, supervised meetings Sponsored By meeting the-one project which they the eighth inning, Joe Holmes fourth quarter to score from the yard Jlne/ Craig added 20 yard* " between management and labor can wholeheartedly endorse. eral bounces and hopped over the drove in the two winning tallies eight-yard line. Bevacqu! converted safety man's head, going into the Win League Title when he ripped through tht right ! with outside officials. Make-ups were received from with a double. with a placement. • .-- side and he gained three mor* ,i Eight Groups end zone. The receiver choose to Belmar, winner of the New Jer- George A. Qulmby at Asbury Park run it out and was stopped on the Trounce Asbury through the left. Dayton. Wilson I and V. Parker "Wilkinson at Water- sey American Legion junior cham- penetrated left guard for 10 yard*. ' two yard line. Lakewood tried three pionship, gained the title round by County PTA Plans Community Event town, N. Y,, running plays, which picked up 6-2 In Playoff Soldiers Play but was stopped twice on the one- i Dr. Samuel W. Hausman had as winning the first-half champion- yard line before Cralk batteied At Little Silver eight yards, and then kicked out of ship, of the split seasda while Red The Frehold Gullstahs, annexed, bis guest at the meeting Claude danger. Scoreless Tie through right tackle for Leonard'*] -1 4 Point Program Barrere of New. York. Visitors in- Bank won the second • half.. The the Jersey Shore Baseball league first touchdown, which was con- '"{ Night Of Oct. 31 cluded Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., or Issuer was decided In one game. championship at Freehold Sunday verted to 7 points by Gettls' place- SIDELIGHTS Red Bank appeared a certain when they trounced the Asbury Monmouth Opens kick. - Fall Council Set Bight community groups are Red Bank, J. Lewis Hay, 3d,- of Little Silver, Capt, W. C. Conover Bill Hanlon, plucky Casey half- winner after, establishing a 9 to 1 Park American Legion, 6 to 2 In sponsoring an elaborate Halloween back, suffered a dislocated right lead on runs scored In pairs In the the post-season playoffs. Against Kilmer Red Bank's'best chance to score i For November 19 of. Middletown, Saul Falnblatt, came In the second period when, 4 party for all young folks In Littla shoulder driving a Lakewood ball- first, fourth and sixth frames and The Gulistans finished second to Silver between the age* of 6 and Richard Hammond, Harold West Jackson passed to Stevens for IS | carrier out of bounds. It Is expect- a trio for good measure In the Keyport American Legion last year A crowd of 2,500 enthusiastic "Building Our Four Point 20, to be held Friday/ October >81, and J. R. Woolley of Long Branch football fanB watched two hard- yards to .the Leonardo 3T-yard line, I ed that he will be out for a few fourth, while holding. Belmar to a when the Red Bank Towners won gram" 'was adopted as the theme from 7:30 to 11 p.m. In ihe school and Cecil Frain and Dean Ganong hitting Army teams, Fort Mon- Bennett tossed a pass to Sakowitt, % lone tally in the fourth. the title. The Freehold club I his for the year by the Monmouth building. '; , of Asbury Park. ... weeks, which is a tough break for mouth Monday with a scoreless tie. who leaped h.lgh to snog It on the' But Belmar got to Stevens with year eliminated the Red Bank County CourlcH, of Parents and The evening's program Was Coach Kretowicz, Both teams made frequent use ot 18. Bennett again passed to Sako- a vengance .in the sixth, DlMJdo- Braves and Keyport In the play- Teachers executive board at a planned at a meeting Monday night An exceptionally large crowd of offs. • punt* and passes and rushed each wltz on the eight, but a throw to meeting Friday at the council of- witj; led off with a single, Holmes In Little .Silver borough' hall. The Red Banker* made the trip to the other to a standstill. Kaney in the end zone was Inconv fice at Garfleld school, Long Branch. School Transport singled and the bases were filled The new shore champions took a first part of the evening .will be for Ocean county winter. resort. commanding 4 to 1 lead In the Ames Sblppen, fullback for the plcte. • . ', Mrs..Charles Stlllwagon of Little children from 6 to 12 years of age when Bill Neavej was safe on Rn fourth Inning Sunday, which proved Kilmer Eagles, who hales from A Leonardo offside give Bed BaqW Silver,, presided. • and will' start with a grand march Rate Problem Harry Molskow, Green and Gold error by Ross, Tom Brower scored Lower Merlon, Pa., threw passes all first and goal on the six, but four Two polnta of, the proposed pro- at 7:30 o'clock: Prize* will be two with a single and Buddy Rus- enough to win the game. Dave right end, was consplcuousplaylng (Dim) Cashlon was In excellent over the field, many of which wore line bucks gave Leonardo tht ball gram to be emphasized at the an- awarded • for the •best ' * costume*. with a mask to protect his upper sell walked. Neaves and Brower completed. Near the. end of the just six inches from the goal line. There will be supervised entertain- Railroad Ups Fees romped home on a single by Dick form and the game was never in nual fall county council meeting lip, which required two stitches af- first half. Fort Monmouth was When Leonardo elected to kick, ' Will be school education and world ment at 8 o'clock, followed by. re- Kariy and Russell (cored the fifth doubt after the fourth frame. ter last week's game. backed up to Its own 4-yard line, on the first down, Bolger fumbled ' understanding. T,he meeting will be freshments. -. . ,•. • $3.70 For Pupils At run when Bill Donlgan was safe Howard Harwood, who started LAKEWOOD RED BANK CATHOLIC for the American Legion, held Free- after Kilmer had advanced 60 and was downed for Red Bank'* held November 19, at the Allen- Another grand march will be' on Frank Mazzucca's mlscue. p| LB' • • Couuhlln hold scoreless for two* Innings, but yard* down the field. Shippen at- only score—a safety. town school. • held at 9:30 o'clock for the 'teen Atlantic Highlands ne Russell opened the bombardment Parent LT Pontecorvo was nicked in the third for singles tempted a pass which was incom- Leonardo's second score came In • Mrs. William F. Bradley an- agers, followed by a masquerade Cohen 1,0 Hoffman for Belmar in the eighth with a plete Just as the'whlstle blew end- The Highlands school board Is Brandt O ' SntDhln by Indyke, Federici and Thompson the third period after Bolger had nounced a special conference' for dance to the music of a local or- triple and scored on Behrman's Ing the half. given Red Bank the ball on It* 87- parent education chairmen to . be chestra. There will be . costume faced, with a problem caused by Abel BO- Manning- which, with two errors and a walk, Cottrell HT '• . .Holti double, Karl, Donlgan and DoMldo- Both teams pushed Into scoring yard line with a punt that went held tomorrow afternoon at tho prizes and refreshments. an increase of more than $200 a netted two runs. The wiifners gar- month In rail rates. The Public Wooley RE Molikow wltz followed with a succession of nered two more tallies in the fourth position during the second half but out of bounds. After four play* council office. This meeting is to All the young people of the bor- H. Kurlnekr QB o Maloney singles that brought In Behrman was'unable to cross the goal line. Bennett dropped to the 45 to pisi. provide the Information and mater- Utilities commission Informed Malor 1MB , Keeian off relief hurler Hal ((Hoss) Cham- ough are urged to Join in the furt Gordon RHB Blaok and Karl with the tying runs. With J. B. Curtta, fullback for Fort Mon- Foulkes rammed through from ials to the local associations for and good time to be provided for George Foster, district school bers when Cashlon walked, Indyke clerk, IfrJdsy, that rail rates for Alpert FB . Heaeltln the score 9 to 9, Holmes put the tripled and Lewis sacrificed. . mouth, • hailing from Charleston, right end, hitting Bennett as ht : their year's program. Mrs. Leo Bel- them that night In addition to giv- SubntltuUft—Lakewood, Brennan, ,HoI- 111., saved the day for Monmouth the 70 Highlands pupils attending man, I. Kurlnelcy,- Thelbult. Red Bank game on Ice with a double, scor- Another tally scored in the fifth was about to pass and Yorg re- fOrd was named lunchroom chair- ing the young people of the bor- ing Donlgan and DeMldowitz. on numerous occasions with long, ough a good time, the party will Atlantic Highlands high school will Catholic, MoFeeler, Welch, Dombroikl, on two walks and a fielder's choice covered the ball and raced 55 yard* man. The. next council meeting will Foater, Stanhope, Hennessey, Hanlon, .Tom Lowden was chased to the high and accurate punts, His elev- for a touchdown, which was con- serve to ikeep the children : from be.raised,from the present $2.80 a DeVlto. and the final score was registered be Monday, October 20, at the coun- showers in the fourth Inning and en kicks averaged 41 yards and on verted for. the extra point by Get- cil office. rooming the street* which will be month per pupil to about IB a Officials—Referee, HatDonald. head in tho eighth on a double by Ca-h- month. ••.,•••• llneimiin, Ruihton; umpire, Clttidlno. Brad Behrman finished for Belmar, almost every "occasion took his tls' placo kick. strictly patrolled that night. lon and Lews' single. team out of danger. , If no compromise can be reached yielding only two hits and gaining Referee Art MacDonald' awarded TBUOK FIRE The Little .Silver organizations Cashion yielded six hits and With five minutes remaining in with the railroad, the school board credit for the victory. Francloni re- two penalties for unnecessary rough- participating as sponsors Include Legion To Meet struck out tcnV Asbury scored one the last quarter, Fort Monmouth A truck owned by William A. if expected to Install bus service lieved Stevens, who started on the ness In the final quarter to retire Community club, represented by run In the thirdVon Emll Baroska's lost the ball on downs. Again Ship- Schucker, roofing contractor of Lit- for- the • p.uplls, According to Mr. mound for Red Bank, Phil Sakowlts from the game. J, tle Silver, caught fire Tuesday even- George Ryser and Edward Lacksj; walk and John HthHy^s single, and pen's aerial attack carried the Y.M.C.A., by Clifford Dor|n«; and Foster,' this would save about $30 Cllffwood Team another in the sixth on>iJaubles by RED BANK , LEONARDO Ing while .parked In the rear of AB H H Eagles to Fort Monmouth's. 10-yard Mr. Ryser; fire company, W. M. The 'Red Bank Legion ' footb»ll' Rueeell, lb - .•31' Hussey and Pete Basellcl. S«kowlt» MS >oulke> White's furniture store on Mon- stripe'with a new series of downs Price LT Win4ea mouth street, According to police, Herbert; Athletic ' club, Albert Two' members of the •• school team will play the Cllffwood Angela* Behnnan, ••.. p, ...... Hit The Gulistans collected nine hits between them and the winning Pound; .Woman'* club, Mrs. J. K. Pollr, cf , too T. I>landran» LQ OSbauansujr a load of tar and kerosene, carried board,. Charles, Greenfield and Friday night at the athletlo field on off Harwood and Chambers, with score. A line buck through center WldKer C Oettts Harvey; P.T.A.; Mrs. B.'J. Rothl; Thomas Thompson,'have been ap- West Bergen place! a team they Ksrl, e ; 1 2 Indyke the leading clouter with two A.. Scala - H(i Cotltaa on the vehicle, caught flre. A gen- Donlgan, 3 b • 2 2 and two passes failed to produce a Brandon • HT Kuhl eral alarm was sont out and the WS.C8,, Mrs. Richard Brounlty, pointed to contact railroad officials defeated two weeks ago by at to DeMldowlti, rf. 4 2 3 singles and a triple. Hussy, with a and Cub Scouts, Mrs. Th«odpre D. gain. With but a second to play, Kency 11F, Vor* blaze was extinguished, About 25 In New York to seek a compromise 0 score. ' Curr, If. _ 1 0 . 0 two-base drive and two singles, was Shippen dropped back to the. 15- Mooney QB ' Uhrlg 'Parsom, ' ;, . Holmei, If ,-..,.._ 1 2 Jarkson 1,11 B Cralk minutes later, Rellof Engine com- solution. State law requires High- Tom Phlpps' charges Will have to Neavei, 2b,, e«i the leading Asbury Park hitter. t yard line and .place-kicked but the land* High school students, to at- 1 1 0 Bennett RHB Treita pany was called back to the scene play first rato ball to repeat a, vic- Lowden, p ., » 1 0 0 FREEHOLD ball fell short of the post*. I'll FB Will** to put out a lire which had started APPROVES LICENSES , tend ' either Atlantlo Highlands, tory over the visitors because tyurt Dver, 2b jl 2 G, R. Drelsbach of Detroit and Middletown township or a 'paro- time out, the locals were outgalned. Indyke, lb. In the cab of the truck. The Alcoholic Beverage Control 4 . W. Oleason of Scranton, Pa., BUSINESSMEN'S LEAQUK chial school on the transportation The score was made on a pass from iH 17 is"Lewli, cf. . Commission has, upheld, action of RED DANK MoOackln, 2b - -. S handled the passing attack' for Fowler'e Bowling Center 1 line. Highland* Is also required to Vernlo Bonnett to end Phil flako- AB R H Hanflen, rf. ... 4 TO TRIM SAPLINGS the Atlantlo Highland* mayor and 6 Fort Monmouth, with J. B. Hamp- pay tuition for these pupils. witi in the end lone. The Cllffwood Carbone, 8b, . ,„„, 5 2 1 Foderlcl. lb. . Park Inn I council In Issuing liquor Heeniti .to Rontard, rf. - S 1 1 Thompionmpon, c 1 ton of Plant City, Fla., and R. W. A district ceremonial of the Tall At a special school board meeting lino up Is expected to be the same, .. 2. Anna 8. •Hoffmsn and . Fred M sdurt. 1 b. . B 2 1 Pnclaffe, a Llnde of Los Angeles doing a fine Eauo Service „..__.._..-..„ »._ I Coders of Lobanon will be held Tuesday, night, member* author- but the Legion has made two Manuooa, •> - Dlmilni, If .. S Monday nl0ht, October 13, at the Praasch. Anna Hoffman ^operates a changes. George Wldger will re- . 8 1 2 Job on both offense and defense. Andy'a Station 7 retail sales store as part of the ised the advertUlng for bids for a lMd», If . • 0 3 Arback. If Fort Monmouth will play First lluddle'e Tavern .._ I Rlvor fltroot school auditorium at place Ned Slokels a"l center and Drurjr, «f. „ ..400 Caihlon, y M t drug store on the'corner'of First bus contract to transport the .pu- Army headquarters at Fort Jay Alley CaU .— » f:30 o'clooU, John Palandrano. will take over Reie, lb ..401 82 and Mount:avenue!* While' Praasch pils. Thomas Thompson, a member Maloney, o ..'..4 0 0 Asnunv, PAUK Friday afternoon. Next home game Crate'a Deveragei ...... _.„ I Tho program embraces roceptlon 1 from Domlnlo Gltarella at right R II Amoco Station -,.,.. 1 operates the Plar' hotel or) First of the board, reported that he had Stevens, p i ..411 AB will be October 12 when the Sig- }f visiting delegations, Royal Court guard, ,,.- .«00 Daroikn. SI). avonue, near, th« postofflce build. spoken to offlclals lit New York and Vranelonl, p. Ilyan, 2b .'. i V nalmen meet Pine Camp of Watei- lagroo bjt Plalnnold forest and the was told that nothing could be done HUMcy, R ..' 4 NO "aronxs Sldortlan dogree by the* New Bruna- Ing. Both license* were' Issued last •8 \U 10 sprlngand.hRve.been ronsjvod sine*. at present to alter the, P.U.C., ruK VJllVJ M b l e( b Hookey-league's Buffalo Blions op- VrIlinrenrl,-Tir;-:—.v,;...,'.'.-..v. Kj-Sfe ,?R5g8S».l°,.. »*¥ W U' ?:*.«.' Mlohlgih, BUtt's flcldhouse has Mantitinro/tf , Fendley Collins, Michigan State's will not appear, In this week'* Hoot' snow, t«r to the P.U.C. asking for a' lower erates a string of Juke boxes at a been arrangtd to aocommodale wrestling coach, in 1627, won the of Tht Register. Its writer, j Joseph Sor'plco of ,Rcd Bank l« Chamliprn, if., | Boy'i yn make.pocktt monejr.by rate, Meanwhile, the buses will summer resort as an off-iesion pc- 13,000 spectators at basketball Qrfrnlici'K. ft National AAU championships in Biy, is on tht fln»l w«tk ot hi* llslilct toptoaentatlv*. ; Th» KtglHer.—AdvettlMBiat, handle tht transportation, oupattonounatlon. ' 7 Harwood, p tht 127-pound clan. cation.'' ••W ' .,..;. IT' ' Two RED BANK BEGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. Dowd 14; sUnding broad jump, Doris HOLMDDKL GtBL ENGAGED. of Red Buk high school and tu School News SWBMOHI Sit upl, Jotn Hammell. Fa- employed by the Rollo Transit Cor; trlda McGulnnes. and Card Swilcart 20 Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCor- lti-second squat thrust, Jtaa Harrington porttion. Mr. Pewux'is a graduftte . KUMSON HiOU pull upr, Betty Farwell 36; potato race, mlck ot Holmdel, have annqunced of. Keyport high school. He served Kenneth Petrlo is the new teach- Ann* CUmbrone, 10.1; SOxe'cond squat the engagement of their daughter, PRIVATE PIANO INSTRUCTIONS tfirust. Patricia McGulnnoss 16. Marguerite, to Malcolm W. Peseux, three year* with the military police, ej of Latin and history. Mr. Petrle U. S. Army, and is employed by POPULAR MUSIC U a graduate of Holy Cross and Eighth Grade—Push ups, Louiae Bond son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. p 37; standing broad Jump, Barbara Hub- Peseux *of"Radet Harry: Peseux, Hazlet, a build- • -For Beginners and Advanced Student*. Age 10 to 10.' received his. M JV, from New York bard; Bit up«, Louise Bond 47; 10-second ing contractor, university, tie conies fjom Oyster sqiiat thrust, Barbara Qofl; pull upl, Hiss ICcOormack U a graduate Modern methods in a modern dual piano studio. Barbara GofT 82; potato race, Louise For Information and choice of time, phone now. COA••....L• a • Bay, L. I., high school,, where stu- Bond and Joan Lajrton 10.!; 80-iecond dents of his Latin class put on a squat thrust. Marilyn Chapman 18. I Fill your bins now and insure your winter's Roman banquet/ which was writ- Ninth Grade—Push ups, Helen Swen ten up with photographs In Life son 22; standing broad jump, Thatesa HOWARD ISAAC magazine. Mr. Petrie hag an ath- Blown. Jane Hurwlts and Helen Swan- ' heat. Better be safe—than sorry. son 1-0; sit ups, Wajfae McGlrr 66; 10- If Your Stockings are: PIAWO STUDIO letic background, consisting of second s.quat. thrust, Wayne McGlrr; 8 Broad St., Bed Bank .' . Phone B. B. 04616 football, swimming, rifle shooting pull ups, Helen Swenson 28; .potato and hockey, and he» la assisting Mr. race, Wnyne VcGIrr 0.7; 80-BScond. squat , , .'No Answer, Sea Bright Z-0116-M thrust, Wayne McOIrr and Helm Swen Rosatl with the football squad. He son 19. * ' : has a wife and two children, who Tenth Grade—Push ups, Marilyn Jones will be with him ag soon as he can 21; standing broad jump, Patricia Noon* an; sit ui», Mildred VanNote 30; 10- find a house. ' t second squat* thrust. Betty Moncrieft*; HANCE & DAVIS Vincent Dresser is the new teach- pulL ups, Patricia Noonan 22; potato ANNOUNCING er of industrial arts, A Red Bank race, Marie Connor; 30-socond squat TEL. 6-0103 R. B. thrust. Marilyn Jones. ' high graduate, h« was ah honor Eleventh Grade—Push' ups, Yvonne student at Trenton State Teachers Herndon and Mary Stanley 20; standing THE OPENING OF college and later received his M.A.. broad jump. Barbara Bennett; jit ups, Patricia Blesenberger 47; 14-tecond squat from Montclalr S.T.C. He taught at thrust, Mary Stanley; pdll ups, Barbara Glen Ridge, then left for . three Bennett 35;.potato race, Mary Stanley years In the navy, .where he was 30-second squat thrust, Patricia Kiwen chief teacher specialist supervising berffer. too BETTER LIGHT Twelfth Grade—Push ur», Elna Noon* instruction of men who wcrebelng- an and Audrey Sohubert 22; standing broad jump, Ruth BurgeM; sit ups, Ruth R & A trained to teach In navy technical schools. After that he was a train- Burgess 68; 10-second squat tiinist, Joan Dangler, Pearl Kornenko, Elna Noonan FOR THE Ing officer in the program for vet- and Audrey Schubert 8; pull upa, Mary erans. This work entailed traveling, Pclo-29; potato race. Pearl Romenko; Dry Cleaners -Launderers -Tailors placing and overseeing veterans as SO-second squat thrust. Pearl Bomsnko 20. they learned trades. Mr. Dresser School llecords—Push ups, Louise 257 SHREWSBURY AVE. , RED BANK has also coached football and bas- Bond 37; standing broad jump, Ruth ketball. Burgeu t feet, 1 We'll Provide That _.,... "NEW LOOK" IN A MOST INEXPENSIVE MANNER. ' A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL SHOW Mr. and!MrsiWillittrn Wellner of ner isd!Dtrjet mcnagcr ol the Firn. YOU HOW IT'S DONE. Clifford" plaie observea their 25th Insurance Organization of New > •wedd irig anniversary Saturday. The Jersey, with h!s .offlces at Asbury i occasion was marked with a eur- Park. The couple havo seven chll- prlse: party, given, for them by their dren, Mrs. Hryahkanych, Ann, Aud- j JADE carries A complete line of draperies, son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and rey and Patricia, William, jr., Hott- I Mrsi ;Emil 7Hryshkanych at tholr ert and Lawrence Wellner. William. cornices and" valances custom-made to com- hbme on Shrewsbury avenue. Wellner, Jr., Is a student, at Central pliment your present interior decor and add Mr.^aJxd. JJra. \yellner were mar- college at Pella, I., where he la POSTURE CONTROL ried; at Valley Cottage, N. Y., Mrs. taking a pre-medlcai course. to the beauty of your home. '.,;__ Wellner being, the former Charlotte Other guests were Mr, and. Mrs. Jhe easy way...] Blralcks:. the1 "ceremony was per- .William , Maclrifdsl), Jr., Mr. and no itrenuous diets, no elec*'' fornjed by Dr. Martjn Keefer of At- Mrs. Harold Severin, Mrs. yVnna lantic; City. ' ... _.•;.' ' Murphy, MisS' Jean- Macintosh, Iricily, no drugs! You dimply Should you.so desire, we'll gladly ar- 'The couple have been residents Henry Schachter, Peter Gisleson, relax and let the gentle, aulo-l of Red pank for, 25 years. Mr. WeH- and Eoger Severin. malic action ot,the-exclusive; range an appointment with you to- Stauffer System do the work! discuss your decorating problems in Sand is engagedto Harry Poatel oi I for you. It's a thrilling, restful,! . your home at absolutely no obligation LaVerhe Sand Blberon. ' • . .new approach to weight and! Guests we're Mrs. Rleharjl Ker- •jJosturecontrol.Cour'e'iyfrea/.1 to you. Is Shower Guest nor, Mrs. Arthur Hadfleld, Mrs. .William Sand and Misses Margaret' . tnenl, phone for appointment.' Mrs.'Frank! Maine atid Mrs.-Do- and Ann Barcelll,-. of Keansburg, menlc DeVlto gave a shower Fr!- Miss Elizabeth Sand, Bloomfleld; M|L^ Sand of ._ j^HiprgTlPJHrKEffvWs "horflr lands; Mrs. Jack Fowler, Leonardo; at East Keanabu^g. Decoratlona JADE'S HOME CRAFT Mrs. "Wlllard Johnston, Keyport; were done '.In;,red .jujd^white. Miss Mrs, Harry Eostel and Mrs. Julie Mtai6*HeiVrt« bert, Jr., Mrs. Oliver Hubert, 8r., ''"' 'A'tBERT J. SMITH. AGENT Mrs. August Postel and Miss Vir- Red Bank FRONT It. RED BANK AJJL8TATE INSURANCE CO. ginia Hubert, Oakhurst, and Miss • Will. B«, On DutyAt Owen Richard, Miss Ruth- Mfaa- Phone JR. B. 6-4105 (NEAB BBOAD) han, Mrs. Walter Ahearn and Mrs. Sears Roebuck & Co. Store Nelson Raub, East Keanseburg. Ertrjr Friday from 6:30 PJit LEARN THOSE THINGS YOU' VE MISSED! . .'. • ... 'Till 9lOO P. M. , ^ 28- Monmonth St» Rid Bank,RBS-1122 - er- Homart Electric EBB'S the chance you've wished .you had—to>-learn more about the thing you like, or ; , 'NOTICE. H Public.Suit- ol Rial Estata for Unpaid Water Heater heed for your success. ." '- •- . • \ '', ,Tuisf. '. - -X/'J.' jr. Kebultfa, 'collector of'ttoies In and tor "th« Borough o< Ra'd Bank. \ For Clean Hot Water I Oil may want to know more about psychology or law for everyday use. Ton may want "County of 'Monmouth and State of New Jersey, hereby slve. notice that accord- •bine up-to-dnto pointers on Interior decoration. Or you'may Just .want the pleasure and ing, to-the-law requiring me to mako* satisfaction of better dancing, better bridge or. better Information, on world affairs taught by the. unpaid, taxes, assessments and other BO-gsl. \ CAS1 O Easy some of the best peoplo In the United States. - ^ , -, niunicipal ' charges,. assessed on Ihnd. tank I *|f "I * Term* teneihents. beredltainents and real' es- tste'.in said BoroUjrh of Red Bank for the year l»U, -will on the 17th day of '• -^ * ~OW you and other grown-ups here In Mpnmouth County hnve that chance to learn those October, 19471 at 2:00 'o'clock P. II., In Hot.water.;. day and night;.. extra things you missed In school or college/ And you can learn them right here In'your the Borough Hall, sell-the Jands, tene- own non-proflt Monmouth Adult Sch6ol,;startlng Monday evening, October 6th—for. less than ments, hereditaments and real estate for the entire family. Thick fused hereinafter'..described., to, make .the the price of a movlo-and-Boda-a-week! .''.',•" ..' -v^v * -amount; chargeable against said lands on glass lining in tank cannot rust, the'first da>'ot July, 1947 as computed In the tu list, together with Interest on peel or corrode,.. is practically V»ABJEJTJIXY selected, and with the finest Instruction obtainable, each course wUl.be con- •sold* atnoiin^ fronx skid ;firat day of July to the d«te of lale'and the costs ol sale indestructible! Automatic ther- . ducted in the modern, well-equipped, conveniently-located and beautiful Bumson High School at public vendee to such persons' as will r mostat keeps water hot day ahd - building.' • • ' •'. .- ; . I'-- ... .'••-,. '•'/.".; <'-••: •''"•' :'' •'••••; :••• •.'...'.- .'•.•".' purchase the same.subject, to redemption at' the: lowest rate of Interest, hut in no night.. . . just .set and forget. case in excess of height per cent per- nn- num..This tali is made under the pro- course consists of one class per week and 10 classes per term. Half of these courses visions "of an AeV.of the legislature en- of 10 classes each will be presented on Monday evenings and half of them on Wednesday tltle'd "An-Act-'concernlng unpaid taxes, evenings. All of these classes will start promptly at 8:00 P.M. and end at 9:80 P. M. • assessments and other municipal- charges on-rtal property and'providing for the colleotlon* .thereof by the crentlon and enforeemsnt ol liens thereon (Revision N,O matter which course interests you most, you will be wl»e to flt It Into* your Fall plans, of J918)/1 : • •• ':' ' at least one evening a week. •...'. .',;"..••:•• .'"•...;'. '••;••;.''.:- •''•"••.",••'.' ' ••• ' :"''.. '.'. The said lands, • tenements, heredita- ments and real estate to be sold and the names of the persons against whom' said taxes have been; lain, on aocount of each I OP can still register by mail or at the Kumson High School building (Ridge Koad.A parcel are ns follows; ' . .' ' . ... Buigham Avenue), any evening EXCEPT Saturday and Sunday, between now and Wednesday,' William O'Brien, Eat,-Blk. SO, B. 4 h. October 8th. Of course, If you want to attend classes On Monday you will have to be regis- '#>17«8'S. S. W.'Front alreet, H67.89 tered before 8:00 P. M. that night. ^ .-•,.; >s .i . : Hdith Kleffmann, Blk. SO,'lot 15, B. * Homart Cabinet Sink L. #27/29,8. W. Front street, 1460,09 Frank,Howard. Jr., Blk 14, lot 21, H. t 54. inches Long ''. •" • • . •''•."/';:.•• '••'•' •'.'.•y':>••• ••'':'y\- •'.•:'•••• •.•:,. •..'.'. ' .• ;..,• 94 ,.X.-"#56, I. 9.. Harrison A.,: 188,78 . Terms THE rush of registrations has1 been so great that all applications must be considered In the Joi. * Jud. Vlhc.nt, Jr., Bly 15, lot ,7, order of their arrival. Every' effort will be made to take care of every application, however, ; one lot N.''B. Mechanic st, $24.48 and we extend a hearty welcome to you, your relative* and friends who -will attend Monmouth' AI6nao Fields,-Blk. - a«, lot 14, H. * L. Sleek beauty, priced for a buy! Smooth steel •,#7» N, 3. Wallace St., IllS.SS ' County's first school for adult education. -,' >< .. •. ';'.'.'" .'!'"" Eit. Willlara. O'Brien, Blk. 65, lot 12, sink, glossily coated with white porcelain enamel one lot W. $. -Spring St., 190.(0 Asoherfeld Associates', Inc., H..ft h. N. and ultra smart steel cabinet base. Chrome plated i B.i,Harding Boaa, IJ89.79 ITie Botfrtf? of} XjQvernors William O'Brien, Blk. 811, lot 25, B. & L. mixer faucet with rinse spray. .-,... '. #1»4..N. 8. Monmouth St.. »312.28 M«r7:».Salrntore LaDlonda. Blk. 18, lot vCr.B. *- t..:#S08, N. S. Monrtouth i 'St.'. 'lltKfs'" ,;': ' • SCHEDULE OF, CLASSES; EdW»Vd A. Polillon.. Blk. 102, lot 8. H. ALLSTATE «:OOX()fl8do'P.M.) ;.X 'i; "*|!iL.#51,.8,.S. Waverlr PI., IU6.8S HiJberf.farrow, Blk. 118, lot 1, U. & L. MONDAY ' - ' -.WBaOKJISDAY #108, C' 8. Sptltb St., 1838.80 Frank Cltualla; Blk. 118, lot 14, U. t No. - Coursi Tuition No. , CourM TUHIOB • L. .#29. 8, 8. Bergen Tl., 141.18 "" 101 .Effective English ,. »B • 201 Spanish- ' •' :, » Lola Williams', Dik. 77, lot 1 A 2,Iand. 466 102 Franch a Z02 PubUeiSDeaMog W. 8. Vf. Beijen.Pl., 118.10 103, Going Into Businass -'SOS Child. Guidance . , , 8 Edward Jackson.: Blk. 91. lot J. H. * h. DeLuxe Electric Range (or Yoursslf 30* Introduction to Philosophy 9 • #U7; S,' B.: W;:>Berg«n PI.', 168.11 104 Practical Psychology a , 'JOB Appreciation of Art 9 David'- *' Carolyn, Teremettky, Blk, 80, TIRES 10g World Problems 1 S .'208 .'lot 38. H. * I/., #88 W. S.' Shrews- 108 Law lot Layman B FurolhirMr*. RepaiR«p.lr I* . . bury :Av«., 1170.16 . .» , 107 8« Rebuilding • Thrills Lively Cooks Sewing. ;••' 108 Amleetol-qcl*, Blk.->», lot 85. H. * t... SILENT Wood Working . S 1 109 Csramla Arts, 1 * o IB' 110 Typing i 9 'A4il*:.V7iinWrlg'hi, Blk. 72, lot 1-A, one TREAD 9 111 . Social Dancing v',••.•,;•• ""• »I1V Chorll Singing 'a ' lot'8. B.> Catherine St., 110.88 . 114- Seamanship • 8 ' • zi* ln(erlor( Decorating . .•••' Kst.Ella Oatr.!plk.'*7, lot 28, H. * L,, Trini United T?P 'Ml Ut\ St., IU.77 John- W.... 4"_ Lucille• '" . Wstkliis" , Blk. 72, 6.00x16 Size lot 2A, H.' * I,., Tlllon Ave,, I8t.ll fat. Charlott.. Uolmes, blk. It, tot 102, : 1 N.'SrSuniet ATI.,,112.29 •' Kenmore's array of feafures gives you new kitchen free- 9 '•';.•.. //Rjecii.^ •'.-' Fr«nk B. Prlo«, Dlk.'n; lot 107*7108, dom. Automatic "time-minder" takes guessv/ork out of Only 10 * 1 ; two lots OS. Sunset Ave., t«.(2 Monmouth Adult School '"-•".•'.'Bojc'-MJ- .. <.;',•-,•,»'•, •'••>''•,''Bumton,' V. «V ' P.t.r' * ;rh»llls Spsgnuolo, Blk.-89, lot cooking. Baking Is simple with tho "Visi-Bake" oven. Added MOTOR OIL Pleaao register my hamo for tho following cptirijea:: i>* '''.•' . ' ''. , ' ' , ; io, H. * L., #28 8. 8. Sunsef Av«,, convenience In the deluxe broiler grill and worming com- 6.S0 x 16 Size NAME i * ,i^ ;*'.' REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947; P.B.A.Resolution Sun Ray Drug Co. Leaving Saturday'. On Curbing Crime For Mesa, Arizona ' MARINE To Award Prizes Mrs. Hilda Streit, who has been ATLANTIC Following ia one of the resolu- employed at the Colonial- restau- tion!'adopted by the New.'Jersey k THEATRE 1 S Firm To Observe rant as a waitress for the last five FrL-Sat Sab-Mat. ' 'E?^ ' ^ •«••»* ''''mWiTn '\ ' ' "•-••' ' '"' ^ ' , '' },. State- Patrolmen Benevolent a^jo- years, gave up -herpoaltion yeater-* Highlands, N. J. ciatlon at the recent convention at 18th Anniversary n day. Accompanied by her daughter BETTY HUTTON Atlantic Cltys. : '. •' Antoinette, she will leave Saturday 1 BILLY DeWOLFE Fri.-Sat Sat-Stat WHEREAS, the post-war period Ordinarily the celepraht of . a for Arizona, where she will Join WILLIAM DEMAREST JUNE HAVER has been. accompanied by an in- birthday .receives the , gifts, The her husband, John Streit, who went crease In the number of death and Sun Ray Drug company which to that state a few months a;:o for MARK STEVENS Injuries'to New Jersey police of- operates a store at the corner of the benefit of his health. "THE PERILS ficers coplnjt with vicious gunmen, Broad and Wallace streets, In cele- Mr, Streit sold his chicken farm OF PAULINE" two such law-enforcement officers bration' of .Its 16th anniversary In on Swimming River road, Lincroft, "I WONDER WHO'S having been; killed and at least —In Technicolor— 1 business the 'company, is ^distribut- last June and has bought, a home seven wounded ;-elace January 1, KISSING HER NOW" ing |2S,00(1 'worth- of prizes to; all at Mesa, near Phoenix, which he 1947, andy .-'>;"; ?, '••'•''" \ \i. Sun^Mon. ~ —In Technicolor— 1M ipatroha. ':. '..;.: •'., ' ;'.'.' . . :,, and his wife and daughter will oc- WHBREJAJS,'.'.. the ' slaying . and cupy! Mrs. Streit and daughter Son. Con't from t Pi M. . maiming ,of police'"p'fllcert and the SutL-Hon. Bun^Stat. continuation of . crimes . Ihvolvlng have been making their home with ROBERT YOUNG \/« her mother, Mrs. Emma Homer of CARY GRANT flrearms and other deadly .weapons ROBERT MITCHUM must be. curbed draattcally, else the Eatontown. MYRNA LOY state, of New Jersey shall be con- ROBERT RYAN sidered , an "easy" state'by the SHIRLEY TEMPLE Qood News for criminal' element with the- conse- Silver Company quencea threat that the volume of CROSS FIRE' "THE BACHELOR AND such crimes would further increase, . * Molds Price Line and • •'•. ,-'.'• .••'' ••••' , • '. "' ' Tue*-Wed. THE BOBBY-SOXER" ; Taking the lead in holding the Business and Professional Men WHEREAS, New Jersey's' geo- Tuea^Wed. graphio position between New York price line In the silverware indus- DANA ANDREWS and Philadelphia makes this state's try, the.International; Silver com- JANE WYATT BETTY GRABLE introducing ' 'x>\ Ey«. 7-8 P.. M. Continuous Sat. Sun. Holidays. -\.:tn FRI.-SAT. Donald CRISP-Don Def ORE GeneKELLY TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY STORY THAT ROUS Elizabeth TAYLOR MarloMcDONALD George MURPHY WHAT A TEAM! NOW THRU SATURDAY. You don't know what that word "refreshment" means until you've topped off a torrid rhumba session Mat. Dally 2:00pm. Eva. 7-0 r. M. with icy-cold Bollej- Pale Dry. It's strictly mellow, that , Continuous Sat. , Holldajrs, 3 DAYS BEG. SUNDAY Boiler flavor... zippy as a Cugat platter. Every taste-tantalizing drop is drawn from the DAHK soft white heart of premium-priced Jamaica ginger.,. < PASSAGE "Wife expertly blended to the exclusive Boiler formula. .•/. Wanted" Make a habit of better Boiler refreshment. for Complete Walter Reade Theatre Information and With Movla Koviewn In Momnouth County Listen to IUdlo Sta- KAY tion WOAP. ' FRANCIS "Movietime" (I810 on your dial) BOLLER Monday Thru Saturday at IS Noon ' ' And Sundays at 1:00 P. M. fl«pUmbit-, 1147, «h 'tht uppll of thslr aotloni. therefor against tin or — ' Monmoult County Surrofstt's Offlcs. <( Mittlt ,L«B»u; aoli 'msutrlx Said aubierlti; ' ASBURY PARK jt-RSSt NETTIE LADAU, «TS niv«r Road, . ANY T1MJK OP (D tin «rdw tit Uormst) Me- DAY OR NIOHT fmldln, Burroitnlo r sitatt, dr ) j Monmoutb, mad* on tht Twtnty.nlnth monthi from ths dale ofo:: IhIee aforaistd or- Hut *ili l W UreyeU r buisbd BED'BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2, 1947. Page Five ch'en, two bedrooms, and a garage John H. Neafle of Vlsla place has Florists Accorded has been bought by Frank A. Med- bought for Investment the remain- VENETIAN BLINDS OF THE BETTEH CLAW Shower Given ' ley, an ex-G.I., for' his own occu- ing six houses and garage located We make them or cedar sod, aluminum, rust proof bakfd^ SHADOWBRGQK Telegraph Delivery . pancy. , • . ,.\. . in Hubbard park. ; enamel steel. Long lasting paint 'finish. Selection of tape For Bride-Elect MUlbroolt Greenhouses, New Mon- colors. Immediate delivery. ' -' ; ,'. .,•.'• ..-'• *••'•'• - • .- • - • .1 , A FINE DINJI^ PLACE ; mouth, Jjas-reeehtly been accorded SURPRISE STORt ? Joan Conover To ,Be the prlvilegeo of the Florists'. Tele- Globe Awning & Shade Co. -.' . '.,SERVING•.;-;•; •::;'<-&;r;:<. graph Delivery association, which ; Married October 25 \ enables the .firm to take • advantage 117 W. FRONT ST. ' TEL.: RED BANK 6-3889 of a world-wide network of reliable ! BOYS WARM ALL WOOL Good Cocktails, Wines and Food Miss Joan Conover ofU34 Lerov florists for the speedy1 delivery of place was tendered a miscellaneous DINING BOOMS OPEN BVEBV DA* . , • \ \ flower orders to any point in this, ; shower Friday at the' home/of Mrs. country and many.places abroad. - j PLAID EXCEPT BIONDAYS - , '' ' i . •" ; Howard "W.:Conover-at' Bait Or- This membership is granted only FBOM NOON TO lp P, M. ., ange. Guests were Mrs.-J. N. Als- nlan, Mrs. Laura J. Conover, Mrs. after the. association has investigii't-j Charles C.' Gonovtr, Mrs. Clement ed a prospective member's work-1 Luncheon, $1.75 • Camp, Mrs. Norman C. Gardner, manshlp, stability and integrity. Mrs. • Bardsley. HopWood, Mrs. Mlllbrook- Greenhouses, which '• Served JFrom Noon to 2:30 P.. M. . opened two 'years ago, operates un- SHIRTS Clark C. Kenlahv Mrs. A. W. Mills, Mrs. Milton Spielman, Mrs. Arthur der a partnership agreement be- Colorful warm all-, ANTIQUES, CURIQS Dinner From $2.50. Also a la Carte D'. Waters. afcdlMrs. Kenneth Y/ar- tween Harold E. Donoghue and wool .shirts for ac- . Served; All, Pay...... i '.'•' dell, Misses Joyce Alsnlan, Verr.a Robert G. Goodman, Jr., both rest. tive bo;'s. Rellancu dents .of Montclalr prior to the war. quality. Carefully Den BraVen, Jano Calvey, Donna Mr Faye "' Conover, ' Lois ConoverConover, ' - Donoghue,' a graduate o!. the. tailored. Pod and r We Cater to Banquets, Receptions or Any ' School 6f Horticulture at Cornell black, black n n d MODERN FURNITURE Special Party Up to 100 Persons; - _ white, green and Swlbart, Cafolyn—Wagner, Nan armed. forces .during the last war black. Skies 11 to 18.3" The undersigned will sell at RED MEN'S HALL, Walters, Nancy Wardell and Bar- and" his partner served with the LOCATED IN SHREWSBURY ON HIGHWAY #88 i Royal Canadian Air.Forced Church Street, betvvean Lafayette and Washington Street*, On? Mile South of Bed Bank bara and Lois •Wilson. .. ' ; Miss Cpftover, vihose engagement The greenhouses are situated-on was announced last June, will' be the roaU baiwesn New Monmouth BOYS' RUMSON, N. J. TEL RED BiNK, 6-1396 * married to John D. McKay of and Kghway 35. ' BellevilleV Saturday'afternoon, Oc- tober 25, at the home of her par-, STURDY THIGKSE Saturday, Qcjober 4th, 1947 eiits, Mr. and'Mw. Charles C. Con- Lois Macintosh over. Rev. John, A. Hayes, pas- at 10 A. M. O'clock Sharp : tor of, the Presbyterian church, Is Shower Guest Victorian Love Seat, Cherry Butler's Desk, 2 Mapes Chairs, will officiate. Miss Lois Conover A rniscellaneous bridal shower \ (LONGIES) will be her sister's maid View of the Sunrise Turkey Farm Plant OUR 1947 FLOCK OF TURKEYS ARE NOW READY FOR OUR NEWLY RENOVATED TURKEY FARM, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN IN THE EAST ARE KILLING TURKEYS DXY AND HAVE STORAGE; BCfXES, TURKEYS OF ANY NiGirr...iaN ORDER TO HAVE THEM ALL IN ANX AMOUNT; IMMEDIATELY! READY FOR YOU TO PUT IN THE PAN... YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR PLANT IS BUY NOW AND BE PREPARED CORDIALLY INVITED.^ r.KlSE TURKEY FARM CaniRbell'sJuDCtiQnLBELFORO^JJ.J. TELEPHONE KEANSBURC ^jPftgeSbc RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. , "° i ! '—--• —-•~||'" , . | AM:MD - . i| Reception Given' ' To Distribute .; "'v |" " ~~ ^ A 4 ! CARLTON «A^K Student Pastor Service Medals Vcr^^^^-^«^^. • ilVi - >i5^E^:ii AtEatontown R^ruiti^offic^ Vlwfi^^^ ' <" Tl m .ALCOHOLICS . ' ATTENTION, YOUNGSTERSI John A^8tin And "™J**?» * , / S$JL ^m\^^^2>^ ANONYMOUS -KiddieKartooa I^H^ Red Bank Group . • • . : . . __I— Anntctn Defeat* medals may now / ^^*V y ,\ ^ / -w^ , % . "•• ; : _ TUIC CATIIDnAV UADIIIIIP APTABCDJ+h John A- Wertln, student pastor of obtain them upon presentation of / J AM. AM T» Vl M/ -A P. O. BOX 49 I Hid oAlUKJJHl MUKnllill, UUIUDCII 'tUl Eatontown Presbyterian church, »•!* honorable discharge certlfl- / /• IJSM/ J "WB V& Ai/// XA ••-"•' » in v r- ••. n ~ • • r\ CL- u pd ^U wife were tendered a re- cat«"at th» B«4 Bank U. 3, Army / •^ vJMf*' '^8. W. \JwM/M _£A V> „ AH Your Favorite ComiCS in Une ShOW , ' ceptlon Friday evening In the andAl rr °rc« wilting office In / j/[ \Ht««^ -^SV'- Ax* ^*Sj MYM* **/%/* MATMA^ ••• • • chapel. . the Red Bank postofflce building It / -S* I . *!?«,» fc_7teCW^ >*/llHL « M/m/ATMfVmm/ i/C^CG* N.J. Information Offloe ~ ' • Rev- APdr«'w 8- Layman of J" announced today by Capt. ^. I ^^(tfW^S*- ^& X/%/"W*^ ^ ra. «. iruormauun umui . | . ' • •• * m !•• E ' 41 Jamesburg, moderator of the Mpn- Henry x Boudreaux, Station Com- J \ ^^WJ^jfrffjgy 7t\ . Y ~, .- .-•• .-^. • Phone HumbOldt 2-2821 I Z—TIOUTS Of SOlld rlin— X mo««» Presbytery and chairman of mander. I luS?^U&^jKSfo / S^m*m3^t ^ •I .••'..,• National Missions, conducted the Up to'this time, veterans who \ (wPC^r^SjtVnSSSr^r • % I—> -AT M. ' • " n-A rt>«O HffSl^s^s^sl i^sHfiHflfflfMRi^s^si Dangler, Jean Miller, Joan Baskett, in, her left hand an ancient war i jfS&W^W&l. yOUll UnQ Values Uiat Cannot De ^^BS^&^^^^^^^^H • •• • ^^^••Bl|^BB|B|B^^^H ^_. Ann Stoehl, Joan Kdrb and Mildred shield In reverse and her right • ^9P^"^^Zf^^ ' matched! " ^^HBSI^I^^^S^S^S^S^SH - s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^B fa • Bennett, ' > ' ' hand brandishing a sword above jflr. BCQSSL a1 ^^^^mjjmmj»^^^^^^^H IBl^i^s^^i^SHBaBaBlBaBflB|Ba t|* ji . • A special gift and flowerswor e her head. She atanda upon a con- Jf JK^S^^J . ' ^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^H ;i ' ' .' i ' ' . ,•• Jjj>l ' presented to the student pastor and ventlallzed oak branch with four • • \JCjtfSSkfflPKr&L • - ' ^^^^^BHH^^^^H^I . /(^7itxX\~*h wife by the Gleanerj and flowers leaves. Around the top Is the letter- • ^ AB&"TgijrjffiipsN ' .1 , t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B • . • K\ U:\'l*y • . * ing office In Washington, p.'C. He ' • ' •' . • • . • • •. s • - . - •; 3E«tFrontSt. . fey-Freeman ' ' Sl^Si^'i™ .. - • ; .^^—~^^^^ and Topcoats and Overcoats >; "* ^ „61 ,t YEAR t IS 17171(111 S '" Newman Springs from $85. . . Fred, Manolnl, DO, founder of the ^ . .- * ' •••^ •.*•••'*•••••• *•* • _ nojv inactive Long .Branch Tarn- . .. . ' ' ' , . Road • many club and for .'many years a - »^ I < ^^ . f^l .•••'..•• • A » ..' .1 A% • Red Bank > S^vFiSgissn Takes oreak Pleasure in Announcing the Opening Camp Moore, Haskel. While en- , , -. " k • • t>^ ' ' Telephone MAWS/fniiEV |i9M!dMr.heM«tatSrgan^ v of their New Department r . TV»C/V»j|p{ SkflkikiFV - I ^'Mh AJr Fund committee of New , .. 'x •.• . . • • •, • • ,••• . . BEI> B AMI/ '•'•• • ™ Jersey which launched a campaign ' ' . . ^ . KEI/ DANIV HI Br»»dway UH Bnmtfe to build a free, non-sectarian camp . • : for under privileged children.' He ; • ^L>. tAnflirinn ^Ir • 5 . . UKbaa Ut* IUUK BUI WIIM AN ALL Freehold resident, died Thursday ; ' /HKl^Hi it ' ' ..J «««-... ^lL^.« AsHsB H tHHHL ^^ WOOL ETON SUIT. SUSPENDER .S^^ftyg^ 'w^Wh\ V °therS ^flH lO^H. JBRg - THIS 'SUIT is. SOLD AT THE BEST: -^^%S 1 ' |^HIIH| • CORDIALLY INVITE ' . r |]l;;Ca|| / ,;«uMM,.M,,,m BECAUSEWEMAKEANDSELLD1RECT €g2L.-!lZ. NI«BiP"^ . Monmouthtounty> Largett Fur Hou.e • JLj %) * "' "^ TO YOU# , ^^MJT •' \T YBL^ BOTH BTORBS A1B7 OONDJfnONIlD • .. ( •••II V^hiJ ^ J ' . Nawond Rebuilt' vim VI!. 70 Broad Streat / -.•Rlid^ Bank, N.v ^. • ^^Mlf ' '. For,Saie... .,,$11.95 up ., ••1.1 j\' **."•>••*• ' ' Op*n Wi»jBveolnt • M// l\ A AA £ il •% #%' tff ' ' ' ••• i 1" —' ." / ] VV • "*~-—:—•'' • • :'-—'—•••' •^••••K '"' •—*" • Jvi\l ' A : V/\JVI2) «PKOJ KfflFlfflflflflll "I ^V 70S Cookman AVeftue Aibury Park ^j| ?;«W.^^"W'B$T^"Tl|ON*/^Sw^-~ »' f *^PifePSfe!l!^ff!l5S« ! "WlWW^r1^^ «•-,- ••::•—•-• """ in' '——.,-Tp-^-i/ '. .' • 1. ' ' •' ' ' 'T«'«pnon«i A. P. 2*1427 | ' ' , '' • . ,' "'..',' • .'..'..'.'. ", . "' ' •, '.''"! RED BANK REGISTER; OCTOBER 2,1947. . Page Seven Annual Meeting Of C. S. RADIO PROOBAM Bridc-T6-Bfe "The Simple Truth About Mind A.B.C. Of fcial. Over Matter" is the subject -of a Is Shower Guest Christian Science radio program Mabel Cpleman The repruentatlvej of »,000 pub- over Station WNBC, Sunday morn- lisher*, advertisers and advertising ing, October 5, from 8:30 to 9:00. Miu Francei Quigg agencies, member* of the Audit Bu- The broadcast is given through, the j SCHOOL OF DANCING \ COIMIEIITS reau of Circulations, with which courtesy of the National Broadcast- To Wed Henry Higgins The Red Bank Register is affiliated, ng Company. 31 RECTOR PLACE RED BANK By JACK LA ISEOA will hold their Md annual meeting Plumber-Journeyman A miscellaneous shower was giv- DOBEMUS, MO CUE * PHONE R. p. 6-2011 en for Miss Frances Quigg of Pearl In Chicago October 19-17. BALL 01" JVUtB - street last Thursday by Mlnj Tfllie Operating for a third of a oen- BUSSELL Ballet, toe, lap, acrobatic and ballroom dancing. ' Ervln, Mrs. Bruno Maxxa and Un. tury as the outstanding example of C0UNSE1.1-OR3 AT LAW successful co-operation between OUsae* for children and adults. . If you'd add George Orob, 8r., of Red Bank, In Wkltfl.U Bulldlna, ' Rid Bull • Teen-age ballroom clan start* Friday'' evening, St. Anthony's church hall. Ml»» buyers aad siller* in an Industry, lustre to your the bureau'* work reflect* the bene- Jokn t. Qulnn Thomaa P. T>ortau» , October 10i T.t» P. M. Wanted name and win Quigg will be married Saturday tat Vincent J. MoCat Erntit F«<«no fits of self-regulation and free en- yourself eter- St. James church to Henry Higgins L. Bamll. Jr. of East Westalde avenue. terprise In business. Previous to hal tutu, Just 1611, the year the Audit Bureau limply outline Quests were Mrs. Mary Jones, PARSONS, LABRECUUE, , Mrs. Inez Calver, Mrs. Eileen Hoff« waa established, advertising was and devise a pretty much of a (amble. When CANZONA A COMBS ayiUm that man, Mrs. Helen Calver,. Mrs. Shir- ley Tallman, Mrs, George Addlson, merchant* , and manufacturers COUNSE1.LOKS At LAW AT ONCE will chick the • Willie, llr. Rid B.'nk . Mrs. Margaret Young, Mrs. Howard bought advertising space in those rite of soaring days there were no standards for n M°KETTRICK WE'RE PROUD of our 50 years as florists . Classics ;.^ WE'RE PROUD of the friends that we've made in the County , .. As only McKettrick } doe* then? WE RE PRQU!) of the fine quality flowers that our name has si A striped classic that takes its place come to represent . . . s with equal ease in the classroom or office. Silver button trim, new flared skirt. Red, AND THANKS to you for helping to make us one black and white or brown, green and beige stripes, Wool and rayon. 12 to 18. of New Jersey's largest florists 14.98 TO THOSE OF YOU who have yet to become acquainted with %; A treasure for your Winter wardrobe at a priot- you'll adore. 'Smartly cut/with A)eans . . . call on us the next time you want fine flowers. diagonal button closing and tingle hip pooket ... a arold fob danglea at the belt. Brown and white or black and whit* fthecked weave. 14 to 30. .; 12.98 OABEBB BHOf, I«eond Jfloor .' , ,,,^...ri^.r_..:r...,.,«.-.l.:,™^^^ Phone R K 6-1832 4 RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. PIANO LESSONS "For The Best In ALL rOBMS OF JEWELRY 50 Years In Florist Business w At Your Homi or Mr Stadia Wattou, Cloclu and Jmlrr' tlnotd Home Decoration INSURANCE Fred A. Wohlforth, B. S. Ed. and Jtepalra at Raaionablt' Pricaa '"'- Curtate*—Dr«p*riw—B«d«tir»i Sweetiey of Bayonne; Mrs, Thomas Mrs. J. E. Cook Conway, Hackensack; Miss Kath- Broadway Comedy Janet A. Grubb"•'•• 25 leen Forke, Jersey City; Mrs. John To Direct Drive J. Breen, Palisades; Mrs. Joseph It Bride-To-Be T BAMBOO RAKES', . . . 1 ' Try Out In Deal ••'-•-..- •: ••; * > ' Mrs. J. Edward Cook-of Rumson, Gavin, Nutley, and Mrs. Marie D. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grubb of president of the New Jersey chap- Hines, Orange. . . • Mlddletown village, at BY GOLD CROSS MAYS ' 1-iNCWECJNlfTEA ICE CREAM — ,and— AT 8 ^EST mOm ST., RED BANK IWOAU « _'.'' '•• ; (FOBK15BLT HESSE'S) ]'.:'.' , \ A buunesa man's hot lunch will be served daily and we will be at your service at CROSS SHOES anytime during the day or evening for a^aity snack. AMIIICA'S:UNCHALLINOI0 IHOI VAIUI Calm and oh-so-aurc of their own fall elegance... of We will also cater to banquets, weddings and other parties. the pretty-lady airs they lend to fashion's Whitman's Chocolates and Schrafft's Candies will be featured in our confectionery . lengthening lines... each style Fit-Tested to feel-young, walk-young perfection. department. ".. • $095 r $g.95 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE . • • ... • '•',, • *• v Albert S. Miller Shoe Co. Covering Red Bank, Fair Haven, Rumson, Middletown, Shrewsbury and Little Silver. 18 BROAD STREET, V. A cordial invitation to visit and inspect our new establishment is extended to all by * ' .,".•'"''• t' . • i • i RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2,1947. Paee Nine Wills Probated Organize Woman's-— HOUSES AND GARAGES CUT TO ORDER ' Tim* Payments Arranged. The follojving wills have been pro- Republican Club 1T1AYEL bated In the office of Surrogate The Woman's Republican-.club of Book Tour Fall and Winter' YOU MAY FORGET! Dorman McFaddln at Freehold: Reservations Now Ole Nikolai'Alfred'Anderson, who Sea Bright was organized at a Air - Sea - Hotel and Tour meeting held Saturday' night • at" : Rememberj to consider the died in Highlands August IT, be-Charles manor in Ocean avenue, \ ••'Bonded Agent . LEAKY ' features of all the available queathed hia.-entire estate to hisMrs, Edgar Welch was elected pres- •No Charge for Reservations Roofing Materials, before wife, Serlne Fetponelle Anderson, ident; Mr*.. Lester Perrine,, vice yon make a cholqe. Know- in a will signed July 22, 1908. president; Mrs. Arnberse Nelson, t H* O'DONNELL ing the full facts about all Joseph Baker, Bed Bank, who secretary; Mrs. Daniel "Pearson, BASEMENT? types of modern Roofing- Ma- died September 7, bequeathed all of.treasurer, and.Mrs. Olive Packer • ' •' * ^ ... his psjate to his wife, Minerva Penton, financial secretary. , * - TRAVEL AGENCY terials will help you select a 7 Mechanic St. Red Bank S«al dampnhts out of walls type sure to provide a roof Baker, and named her executrix, Manjle E. Johnson. Bronx, who All present were • asked to "Bring Just off Bro»d St. that you can Install, and then died In Karltan township, Marcji one or-more prospective-members ' • Tel. R B. 6-2666 forget. -See us for samples, 6, 1916, named her sister, Florence to the mteting to be held tonight with BONDEX and for dependable, frcely- J. Murphy, executrix of a will at 7:30 o'clock at Charles manor, Convert your buement from glven suggestions. where a county and. local Repub-i signed Februarys, 1(29 and named »n «nnoylr?ce into «n MIM. her the recipient of the remainder Hem leaders will be heard. Re- freshments will be served. . Red Bank Auto Glass Co. Mike it attractive and uuble All MMwork done In our own mill, of her estate. Thomas Martin, Highlands, who S;ij(IAI»LE AVE. wlih modern Bondex colon. died July 31, named his wife, Mar- TOWNSENDITES" .TO MEET. Cor..Maple Ave. & White St. Do lc rounelf at foweijsi! ' EAGLE MILLWORK AND LUMBER CO., Inc. garet Martin, sole executrix of a The "Townaendltes" will meet at Something i HIGHWAY «, WEST KEANSBUBG. N. ). will sighed February 24) 1931 and WINDSHIELD QLA8S !^plt?.mikts about S1OO named her the reclp*nt^of the re-Vineland Sunday afternoon at the More «nt <«llon.w)il • «.-!.—»? ••-•>-•- end 64-76 White Street ASBORYPARK' FOR GENERATIONS »•» WHTOPB BCDOKT PLAN FOR All. PURCHASES U «OA0 II. MP .ANK TELEPHONES R.B. 6-103$ R.B. 6-0327 A. P. 2-2919 Or VUBNITUB& BADIOS AND IIOMK APPUANOBS Since 1912 . Vaults on Premise* RED BANK REGISTER/OCTOBER 2,1947. large concentration at the cove north of tlie long Manasquan dyke. Their final port of call wjll be the Red Bank S THE PLACE TO GET Surf. Field 12-mlle stretch of beach at Island 21 MAPLE AV* v Beach, working down to Barnegat RELAX and REDUCE nlet. There the big pow-wow takes Cor. Maple Ave.'A Whit* 'Stf And Stream place with the tribes assembled WINDSHIELD QLJUfel from all points. There will be hun- 1 Timely Notes dreds of boats working beyond the SCIENTIFIC METHOD . On the Great Outdoor* surf. Surf casters will be seen drlv- DESK TOPS 1 WHEN YOU MEED IT! ng their beach bugs up and down • SWEDISH MASSAGE BT STEW VAN VUET the sand. As a school comes in • SPOT REDUCING Our prompt, fritndly Loon Sirvtc* h they will jump out of the car, DOOR GLASS ? ailobla to htlp both man and womtn make a few «asts, catch a few • STEAM BATHS In casting around for »" word »DIV» any financial problem. Borrow htra The Shrewsbury river at the Sea fish and move on for the • next BOAT*GLASS which will BunV up the.'general salt Bright bridge has again broken in- bunch. Reduction In Measurement Guaranteed to pay bills. mako ho'mt and car rtpatn, water flihlng picture for the past AN EXPERIENCED GRADUATE MASSEUSE Kf to, headlines. John (Punk) Parmly What a fellow has to do ti get ATTENDANCE. FOR APPOINTMENT ' buy nttdid thlngt (or Fall and' Wintir, week, the most descriptive one weof Parmly's tackle shop, Sea the most out of them is from the TABLE TOPS and mt*t othtr niadj and •mtrgtneiw. can think of is that it has been PHONE R. RB-1B15 Bright established a record during moment they arrive, start follow- Installed While You Monthly rtpaymtnt. lousy.-For the past week or ten the week when he landed a 23>,4 ing them, as they move south. They days e. salt water angler's lite .has pounder. Some 17 bass were-taken won't remain long in any one spot, To Arrangt Fora Loan, Com* In Or Phont. been one duster after another. in the fiver Friaay night. The Hahso you will have to be on your toes. Red Bank Auto Glass Co. First It came from the southeast, struck around 2 o'clock in the JOHN'S BEAUTY SALON then from the east and finally morning. Now Is the time of year for the 21 MAPLE AVE. ' BELL FINANCE COMPANY from the northeast, This comes at It Is useless to&sh the river un- big blackllsh and sea bass. Boats 10 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK TEL. R. B. 6-3860-JJ a time when we are entering the less you have the proper tlcte, that have been able to go offshore 77 Broad St., Tel. 6-1472 o Red Bank final and bes,t stage of. the entire which is about one hour before and report excellent catches. Fluke season. which were never plentiful during Lie. 742 Charge 2%% Mo. , ' after the change. Doodle bugs are Of course there have been- a few becoming popular In the river. It Is the summer, seem to have left. bright spots' and a. number, of a' rocky bottom, and a fellow In a week or two the fall run of striped bass have been landed, stands a chance of losing a num- Boston mackerel will get under mostly by fellows, who are old at ber or these bottom-bouncing lures, way. Last year these gamy Ash the game, but there.' are many but the bass seem to love them. stayed with us until late In De- hundreds at others who have, lost We can't bring ourself to believe cember, with the best fishing in a lot of sleep and used up a lot of that the fall run of blueflsh is over, the vicinity of Scotland and Am- energy without connecting. although; the reports during the brose lightships. The ploture Is a Being one of the latter group, we week were very discouraging. Capt, rosy -one, but Old Man Weather have had ample opportunity to Charley Gallagher fishing with will have a lot to say about-It. know what we are talking about. Capt. Cottrell, both of Red Bank, Don't be misled by hearing about trolled, last Saturday without get- Looks Like » Hot Tip a "catch of bass which was made at ting a hit. So likewise did Capt. A last-minute report of a atriped NOW,' FREE a certain spot. These reports have Dwight Foster of Rumson. bass bonanza has be«n received, a habit'-o! growing in size and Talking to commercial .fishermen and we believe it bears looking In- numbers as they are passed along of Sea Bright they Informed us to. Wo mentioned above that the In the Cities Service Football Guide! the line. ~ , • *.. that! in their onlnlon the blues have Shrewsbury river at Sea Bright Take a ride along the ocean front "graveled" up. That is to say, dur-bridge has sprung Into activity. some evening and you. will see ing an ocean disturbance the flsh However, we missed the biggest scores: ot expectant surf casters take on sand and gravel to act as piece of news—the Highlands sitting on top of the rock piles and ballast, which enables them to lie bridge, where some 47 stripers Jetties gazing out to sea, hoping on the ocean bottom with the least were accounted for Friday und the fish will come In. We don't possible effort. As soon as the dis-Saturday nights. There appears to mean to imply that the bass are turbance Is over they disgorge the be a big school of big fish in that not there, and one of these days, gravel and come to the surface and area, averaging between 15 and 23 ^ when the weather decides to settle feed.- Let us hope that is what has pounds. down, there Is going to be a killing, happened. 'Four youthful anglers, Billy Horn, At this writing there are two WeakAsh are in.the surf and fel-Harry Lemberg, John VanKirk, all large bodies of' stripers. One of lows fishing in the evenings are of Highlands, and Murray Nicnols these Is located» at Monmouth connecting, One of the best spots Is of Atlantic Highlands, took 19 of Beach and the other at Sandy at the "Reservation" in the. vicin- these beauties. VanKirk led the EASY TERMS • NO RED TAPE Hook. Monmouth Beach offers the ity of Gaskln's fish market. Small foursome with eight, while Horn better chance for surf casters, as blueflsh are hitting in the stir! copped the largest—a 23-pounder. ITIHE NEW 1947 Cities Service the BChool at Sandy Hook lies from Long Branch south'. They re- The fish weie caught on low-water 1 Football Guide contains every north of the public fishing area. fuse lures of any kind and prcter slack, some time after mld-nlght. bit of information you wont—from Trollers who have braved the small butterflsb, mullet or pieces The old railroad trestle at High- team schedules to referee's signals. heavy ground swells have "been re- of menhaden. Jigging for weakflsh lands always has been a favorite And you can get your FREE copy warded. Irving Feist of Ducks Un- on the inshore grounds is improv- spot tor bass at certain seasons, USE OUR by driving in to your Cities Service limited and Mrs. Feist, Shrewsbury, ing dally. We . watched a com- and right now seems to be the SIMPLIFIED* Dealer today! . took a chance the other, evening merclal fisherman the other even- season It is a tough spot to land with Ca.pt. Jack Weller of the Ing pulling them In as fast as he 'While you're there—have Cities a big fish, as there is a series of Johnny I, out of Johnny's landing, could'throw out. As for blue-flns, ice breakers lying north of the QhadiL (plan, io Service experts Winter Condition Highlands, and tied Into five, bass they appear to have high-tailed It bridge. However, If you manage to your car .They'll clean out sludge and weighing between 20 and 22 pounds. for points south. keep him out beyond the pilings grit, refill tho crankcase with fresh When a school showed; Ckpt. Wal-- Taking' everything Into consider- you have a ohance to lead him-to AUTO, PORTABLE winter-grade motor oil, lubricate the ler ran up to them and shut off ation and give us two or three shore where you can climb down chassis and check everything from the motor, and the Feists bast atom weeks of good weather, we be- and beach him. These fish should or tiOME MODEL headlite to tailite. plugs into them. Weller told us RADIOS lieve there Is plenty of fast actidn remain there as long as the bait And don't forget to have them fill that he has never fished with a ahead, especially when the big remains, which should be about the tank with smooth-performing . .. more skilled pair of, fishermen, body of Newt, England striped bass another week. and that the Mrs., outflshed her Join up with our local school there It appears that we were a. little husband when' It came to casting should'be some of the finest striper hasty at the beginning of this col- and handling a fish, fishing of the year. DOUBLE- . ii^'regards to striped bass char- umn when we said that the Ashing 9IJVLLEST tmeison Regarding New England bass, we was "lousy." Howover, we did say ters,, we have been Informed that nave received a letter from Hal OCTANE Highlands and Sea Bright boat liv- that when the weather gave Us a Lyman, editor of The Salt Water break, things would be different. eries wwtll remain open for the en-Sportsman of Boston, dated Sep- tire striped bass season, which Monday night It happened. To- Gasolenes for tember 25, in which he states: "The ward .eyenlng the /vfind ,dled down, should last until the early part of bass have really broken loose up L In**. ..faMnt Magnet fr ,„ , ^ ^a^^^ ^^ ^ and nn tha_moon rp3e1_the_ocean 'N8v»rnBefr~T6U'"are ~entitles-W mm . no—urn—WHMM txixi—^=: . z-z^~. py calmTd" down "and the sWppeM from SERVICE eight hours trolling, day or night, When thescx'&Hft' reach our coast ..95 and.can be , mured, that you will they will stop off• at Sandy Hook Highlands and Sea Bright took ad- i i^_fJ _TU^ JlAll. get your money's wortn, as the ape II aJiu IuOVo - Welier accounted for »«« "*o "•- skippers selected for this tricky the shore, putting In itt Monmouth arid Capt. Al Stee) boated 17. Bass WODI sport know all the fine points -of Beach, Long Branch, Takanassee, struck in the Sandy Hook surf the game, ' .'. Deal, Shark river and gathering In fishing grounds. Capt Weller said he saw a fellow standing on the very rock which your reporter had unsuccessfully occupied the past week, and bring In two beauties. SEA BRIGHT CIGAR & STATIONERY Men's Volley Ball 1050 OCEAN Class Opens Monday J. Ray DeRldder, chairman of SEA BRIGHT, N. J the adult committee of the Com- munity Y.M.C.A., announces the "Where You Always Get the Courtesy You Expect" beginning of the regular men's volley ball class for next1 Monday from 5:15 to 6.45 p. m. I Store Open Daily to 10 P. M. Sea Bright Saving Time | This class will be conducted every Monday and Thursday and Is open to all men of the community. Many men during the past season S-T-R-E-T-C-H YOUR DOLLARS found this a splendid way to relax Superheterodyne, after a busy day- at the office. The men who participated in the class ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF may feel free to go and come as i'i i I»or» I they wish, depending on their own time schedule. Aa prica. • CIGARETTES Those who were active in the program last year included Major Paul Stone, John H. White, Sr., Jack White, Jr., Theodore £>. Par- RIST LIGHT PINOCHLE sons, Edmund Canwma, Charles Gallagher, Henry Bice, Edward H. FLASHLIGHT or POKER CARDS Conway, William Bradley, Sgt. Ed- BEG. 98c ward O'Hare, Harrol Redden, Har- SPECIAL SPECIAL e ry Klatsky, John and PhU Bailly, C 27 Deek Roger Bowen, Comdr. A. W. Slga- Now49 foos, Jack Mount, James Hum- BARBASOL TOILET TISSUE phries, Milton Nichols, Dr. Morgan 50c SIZE FINE QUAXJTY : Collo.John Gawler, Harry Green- wood, Bob Bursley, Robert Malda, William Blair, Jr., A, J. Zager, Dr. I MEN'S TICONDEROGA Sidney Rose, Andrew Dean and PENCILS John Hopkins, : ..•',. POCKET COMBS ' BEO. So EACH 12th Man Tackles VITALIS FLASHLIGHTS Peitnington Runner MODEL705 "GOLDEN VOICE" 60c SIZE S CELL - MX.ALL' METAL Tha ArUtocrat ot Auto Radio, ft tubas, B> ptuli fcutlbni, tone con* An unusual penalty occurred In trol. S dlmamlon VITA.TONE . . . mw loml dtplh, txtrama •«. the football' game ' between: Freer •Itlvlty, mor, aharp .ulMllvlly. Finlakxl in butfioma copparrtona ' We Reserve the * Federal Excise Tax. h.mm.rlold. Can b. ImUIUd in vny, Ur. Rltht to limit Quantities hold high school and Pennlngton •29" 99' 'Not Included prep at Freehold. Saturday .when an ovorzealous Freehold Y substitute COMPLETE WITH dashed oft the bench, to make; a MATCHED CONTROL tackle when hi;, was not even in the lineup. Freehold, despite this HEAD and SPEAKER mishap, nosed out-Pennlngton 12-6 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT with two touchdowni scored In the second half. • ; PHONE SEA BRIGHT 2-0088 —2-0265 The freak play occurred v»hen MOTOROLA Mod«l 405 MOTOROLA Hottel 505 MOTOROLA Modal Beautllully •lylid, with,. itl^con- '« -llMn.•:» poiltlon .Tom Control Hai 6 push blittona, • tuon, a #»•:, Guntz of Pennlngton was crossing l»ln»d iplakir, 6-lubn, 3-MBI w|tk ntalelwi cohlrol ha«d. tow Itlon ton. control, matchid ctntnlJ Freehold's 45 after receiving a pass. perm, lunar, nolii flUtr. Complala ' kattary drain. Complata wllk tpaak- hi.d. FlnUhld In b..utllul Bill Keener, a Freehold sub, who 'with maKh.d aankl control, • .,; «ri. h.mimrlold. Cotnpl,!. with is apparently keener on stopping his opponents than adhering to the rules, dashed from the bench and tackled the Pennlngton runner. HAIG&HAIG Freehold was penalized 15 yards for Visit Our a taoklo. made by a substitute not 5 STAR In the game, 8 YEARS OLD "SPECIALS' THREE IN GOLF TEE Throe players were locked In, a tie Sunday In the Rumion Country i, Uso PEP IlOYi1 CKfiDIT (HAN Io buy I. $3-09 DEPARTMENT club's sweepstakes golf tournament. • 5% Discount They ware Dr. John Rlker, j HoW- \ Rugged Easy-Riding CORNELL TIRES In Case land B. Jonoi and E. D. Bransorae. \ AND ALL YOUR OTHtR CAR NEEDS Lots All: shot 12%. though' they had dif- ferent handicaps; Another sweep- stakts•. Is scheduled for next Sun- IN RED BANK day. . ..', . .. : ; i , BEACON HILL MATCH 41 WEST FRONT ST. km SgSjS&ti&Sik BS6ffiSHK«B sdhedutod a two-ball foursome for )p*n Ffldny WtftT ~ Saturday nnd Sunday, with a club Liquor Dept. Opened Daily Except Sunday 9 A.M. • 10 P. M. dlnn*V Saturday night as an added attraction. • Sizes 10 to 18. Two Piece Plaid you'Will Want these Suits to Match. AUTOMATIC TWINS The Automatic WAS HER. 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IN BOTTLES Announcing IAMILY NUDICINSS STEINIE QUART an HUMPHREYS SINCf 11154 Extended Bus Service »!,1!/ Oomt In for FREE cepj of M-pav* booklet, "Homt on th» Cart of Common AOmtnta of Children and Adulti." FREE Asbury Park-Paterson PARKE DRUG CO. ECONOMY DRUG STORE PLUS DEPOSIT PLUS DEPOSIT Route KATSIN'S DRUG STORE Buses Will Pick Up Passengers At: Asbury Park/'Eatontown, Red Bank, Mydletown, Keyport, Cliffwpod Beach, Laurence Harbor, THE PEOPLES Morgan • •. For Discharge At: Woodbridge, Rahway, I Linden, Roselle, Rotelle Park, Union, Irving- TAKE NOTICE LIQUOR STORE ton, Newark, E. Orange,' Bloomfield, Clif- ton, Passaic, Paterson. Corner Oakland St. and Shrewsbury Ave. For further information Free Delivery. Phone 6-2214 Red Bank see any ticket agent or, HOME OWNERS! call Passaic 2-1512. Your Home Can Be Complete Line of Domestic and Imported for as little at -.- Beers • Wines - Liquors There Is a saying to the effect Fort Monmouth's grid team, the * Re-ROOFED that there are two ways of doing Slgnaleers. If the team looks half things, one is the right way and the. as good 'as the cheer leaders, Fort SANTANGELO, " ther is th« army way. However! Monmouth should havo a success- FELIX R; Prop. * RESIDED SIO army- batted a thousand per ful season on the gridiron. Shore Lines Inc. Cent in selecting the above young women, Miss Betty VanBrunt (left), 4 PORCH William street, Red Bank, and Miss Frances Lange, Belford, employees ENCLOSURE at the Post, as cheer leaders for HATIONAL GUARD NATIONAL GUARD * GARAGES PXA. To Hold Minstrel Show St. Joseph's Parent-Teacher asso-, IMMEDIATE SERVICE! PER MONTH elation'--of Keyport at its first fall meeting made plans for a minstrel show Ho be held In St. Joseph's schoolthe night of November 9. Members will attend the 22d an- niial conference of thot Diocesan NO MONEY DOWN council of Parochial Parent-Teach- CTORY er, associations at the Memorial building, Trenton, the third week in October. UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY . Refreshments were served by the MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. wllltajke care of all your hostesses, Mrs; Mary Niool, Mrs, RKET Anthony Nappi, Mrs. Helen Presti,. Home Improvement Problems. Phone us for a Free EBtimate. Mrs. Caroline Pendergast and Mrs. \Ve will show you how to save a lot of money and still get the Theodore Phelan. The next meet- best ^yorkmans!^jE^.possible. We employ only experienced me- ing will be held October 14 instead 21 W. FRONT ST RED BANK TEL 6-O5O8 chanics and use the finest material! money can buy. FREE of on the regular night, October 21. CONSULTATION. . 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J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1947 SECTION THREES-PAGES Sea Bright Board Vets Must Comply Heavy Enrollment Hires Stavola Ex-Wife Lodes Fight To Stricter Rules Middletown, Gets is*e* 8e» Bright board of health Veterans who make frequen at a- special meeting Tuesday night,' For $50,000 In Will changes of job or school training In The Adult School called by the president, John Mc- before completing courses selected $89,000 Road Check Elwain, voted 'that an emergency will have to comply with more existed and engaged Joseph Stavola strict requirements for the Issu- Opening Session Next Monday Night- of Mlddletown township to collect ance of supplemental certificates o garbage In the borough. The board Case Involved Phrase 'My Wife' eligibility and entitlement by thi Township Wins Folir-Year Battle acted . for the following reasons: Veterans Administration in the fu- Five Foreign Policy Experts, On Staff i The Atlantic Highlands mayor and In Bequest By S. Lewis Tim ture, Harry G. Cole, officer in —Frank BJaisdell Appointed * council have terminated the agree- charge. Veterans administration of- ment with Frank Torrey,. who has The home stretch in tho race of , The question of "Who Is 'Myfice, 12 Broad.street, Red Bank, an Frank F. "Bud" Blalsdell of It was necessary to give a detailed registrations for courses in the the Sea Bright garbage contract, nounced this week. River Plaza was appointed to the for use of the incinerator in that Wife'?" was settled In the matter list of roads damaged and Im- Monmouth Adult school Is being Salvation Army Affirm Action of the estate of S. Lewis Tim, de Effective Immediately,. a veteran, Middletown township committee proved, both as to Improvements run neck-and-neck by men and borough, and the board Ms re- who of his own volition' interrupts yesterday afternoon at a special ceived complaints from residents of ceased, before the Monmouth coun- and maintenance, and claim was women In terms of the final tally ty orphans' court. his training at a time other than meeting at the township hall. Mr. made for work on 35 roads and) prior to the opening of the school Chrive To Open North Beach that, garbage collec- Of Middletown In at the end of a term or semester, Blalsdell was named last week by' streets In the township. The claim in the Rumson high school building tions had been made Irregularly. September 16, 1939, S. Lewis Tim will not be Issued a supplemental the Middletown township Republi- as made up contained 59 pages and at 8 p.' m. next Monday. Next Wednesday Further discussion "of the matter Denying License a resident ot Long Branch and New certificate of eligibility and entitle- can county committee to replace ten Copies were furnished the gov-^ The men "are piling up a lead In is expected to be: taken up at to-' York,- died as a result of an auto- ment until he establishes satlsfac the late John T. Lawley of Con- eminent. - In addition to that, tea registrations for courses having night's council meeting at Sea mobile accident, His will was prb tory evidence as follows: (A) That over lane as a candidate for themaps of the location of the roads high masculine appeal, according Campaign To Aid • Bright. ••-,.,.. Harry Moller Loses bated in the Monmouth county sur- his interruption resulted from good township committee in the general had to be filed, and. also a Cer- to Captam Willis C. Conover, chair- rogate's office October 25, 1939caus. e consisting ot illness, econonv election, November 4. tificate from the navy as to the Lewis B, Tim, the father of the de- man, who states that courses such . Service Program Appeal For Unlimited lc conditions, or other circum- Congressman James C. Au'chln- necessity of the work, and a notice as law for the layman and public Catholic Vets ceased, qualified as executor, and is stances beyond his control, and (B. closs of Rumson was present at of intention. The claim as filed by speaking have a majority of tho And- Building Fund . Liquor Sale still acting in that capacity. Evelyn That the institution In which hi yesterday's session to present to the township was as followi: registrations from men. These are W, Bowen of New York, the form was training Is willing to reaccep Commltteeman William Johnson, Reimbursement for special offset, however, by the predomi- The annual fall campaign of tht " Erwin B. Hock,- State Commis- er wife of the deceased, petitioned him as a student or trainee. Salvation Army will get under way Become National chairman of the finance commit- maintenance .' $23,980.61 nantly feminine enrollment for sioner of the Department of Alco- Judge John C. Giordano for an tee, and Commltteeman Lawrence Wednesday' night of next week at order to show cause why Lewis B. Reconstruction costs 67,299.14 sewing and interior decoration. a kick-off meeting at the Red Bank Red BankTost 1410 holic Beverage Control, has affirmed A. Carton, Jr., chairman of the This approximate tie between the Methodist church Fellowship hall. the action of the Middletown town- .Tim, as executor, should not file an Monmouth Baptist road committee, a government Total ..._ $91,279.7(5 sexes Is maintained In the "mutual The meeting Is for all. team, cap- Inducted Sept. 30 ship committee In denying the ap-accounting ot the estate of S- Lewis check for $89,587.68 In payment for The bureau of public roads sent Interest" courses including world tains and their co-workers. plication ' of, Harry Moller for aTim and why she should not re damage to township roads during an auditor to check the township problems, contract bridge, choral plenary retail distribution license celve a bequest of $50,000 made in William A. Fiuhr Is general The Catholic War Veterans, St. Association To the construction of N.A.D. Earle. books and checked every voucher, singing and social dancing. chairman of the campaign, which for premises "at the corner of Wil- the will.' As customary, an order Yesterday's presentation was the and the contracts made by ta» The lecture course on world James post 1110, was formally In- son . avenue and Main street, Fort ot reference was signed by Judge. has a goal of $15,610. This.year, the ducted into the Catholic War Vet- culmination of a four-year battle township and all the other record* problems Has been a dark horse up drive will aid the organization Monmouth. John M. FUlsbury of Giordano in April, 194% referring Meet October 14 of claims, letters and briefs with of the township pertaining to this) to now. Announcement ot the five erans organization by County Com- Atlantic Highlands was attorney to a master of the court, Maurice maintenance fund and jhe building mander Harold J. Rafferty at a the government. The .completed work. "The auditor, In completing •taterriatlonally-known foreign. polr improvement., plan for the present for Middletown township and Ed- A, Potter of Long Branch, the mat- Three Sessions To Be claim consisted of E9 pages. his work, disallowed items. to the vlcy experts who will present this Army buildings located on Linden meeting September SO at Red Bank ward F. Juska of Ktansburg rep- ters at ls£ue. In the reference Mr. Catholic high ichool auditorium. The navy started to build an am- extent of $1,632.09, and approved series, however, has jumped enroll- place, ; '' .' •'>••. '.' '•'•• resented Mr. Moller. -Potter was Instructed to determine Held In Red Bank munition pier at Leonardo in'Aug- the claim In the amount of $8«V ment ahead for thla course. All ot Mr, Rafferty spoke briefly on the' Mr. Mailer's application was de-whether Evelyn W. Bowen was a 597.68.- ' • Building plans'call for a new re- objectives and IdealB of the C.W.V., ust, 1943, and during that fall and the five experts have been doing creation haJLJto house showers, nied May 8, 1947, on the grounds proper person under the will to Baptist Church the following winter they con- This amount was certified to special worK at Princeton univer- lockers, a kitchen and new andstressing patriotism and unity in that "public convenience and ne-initiate the proceedings, and wheth- in the defense of the Constitution structed the railroad between the ths bureau of publlo roads at sity and have intimate,' down-to- larger recreation area. At present cessity has not been established." er she was entitled to take the $50,- Leonardo pier and the Inland area date experience In International 1 of the United States. Msgr. Casey The -49th annual meeting of the Washington and then It became^ these activities are being conducted An appeal was filed May 19. 000. Before the master could make Monmouth. Baptist association will at Earle. necessary to have that amount in- affairs, according to Captain Con- in the cramped quarters, lit thecongratulated the organization on The evidence established tliat any finding of the facts he had to over; Equally well-qualified, they fine* co-operation in parish affairs. be held Tuesday, October 14, in the Due to the necessity of speed In cluded In an appropriation bll) basement of the present structure. since October of 1946, Mr. Moller hold a number of - hearings, at Red Bank Baptist church. the construction ot the work, Gov- prior to the end of the fiscal year are: Dr. John B. Whltton, during The promotion of wholesome Formal Installation of officers held a limited retail distribution which time testimony was offered on June 30, 1947. Congressman 1848-16 assigned by the War de- will take place October 22, at which The morning session at 10 o'clock ernor . Edison Issued a proclama- reading Is' one of the major ' pro-' license. A plenary license would concerning the execution of thewill be called to order by the mod- tion suspending the law placing a James • C. Auchincloss was In partment to set up university study grams of the Army, so a new li- time the principal speaker will be permit him to sell any alcoholic will in question, the marriage of charge of the matter of getting the) centers in post-war Europe and re- John Ii. Montgomery, one of Mon- erator, Rev. Oarrett S. Detwller, limitation upon the maximum load brary and conference room is plan- beverages for off-premise* con- S. Lewis Tim with his wife, Evelyn and a welcome will be extended to be carried, and trucks and trail- appropriation bill through Con- cently, an observer at U.N. confer- ned. This room will atford. children m&ith county's three delegates to sumption. W, Tim, now Evelyn W. Bowen gress and the money was forward- ences; William Ebensteln, special- a place to study and to do home- by the pastor, Rev. W. Clinton ers were used to cart dirt weigh- the Constitutional convention, who At the hearing Mr. Moller testi- their subsequent .divorce . in Ne-Powers. An address will be given ing approximately 35 tons. ed by the federal government to ist on O. S. policy with France, work after school. The library'.win will speak on the proposed new fied that he conducts a delicates- vada and the property settlement the. state highway department of -Germany and Italy; Dr. W. L.be equipped with the finest of rev- by Rev. William D. Powell, pastor Prior to this time, the township charter. :' - sen store and that many of his cus- made at the.time of the divorce and of New Monmouth Baptist church, of Middletown had Instituted a New Jecaey, and It was then turned Wright, identified with U. S. rela- ferenoe and inspirational books and . The post has entered a basketball the. marital Btatuit, of the' parties at over to tho stats directly, which -tions. with Turkey, Iran and Ara- magBilneiif "•• -•--—•'•; •- -.-v- -••;- tomers, desired to purchase, liquor on "Evangelism In Monmouth As road Improvement program in the and."bowling.team Iii tM County and cold bottles si beer, which he tiie time of. the death of Mr. Tim soelatlon." Rev. Horace H. DanLeonardo area and had constructed Issued a check to the township for bia; ;O. E. Black,, recently in close The counsel and. interview room Cathollo War Veterans' league. $89,597.66. , contact with problems in Greece l» not permitted to sell under his Theodore D. Parsons of Parsons, lels will deliver the annual sermon hard surface roads for light travel- will provide privacy for. the"" coun- present license. - Labrecque, - Canzona & Combs of and' prayer. and Russia;''and William--Lock- seling of Individual clients In need ing only, on a large number of The township availed Itself ot wbod,''authority on China ^and According to the 1940- .'federal Red BanV represented the execu- At the afternoon session, starting streets In Leonardo and Ocean the provisions of section 10 of th*j of sociological and spiritual treat School Sodality census,-Middletown township has a tor, Lewis B. Tim, and contended • Jap'ap.'.' -:'. :.";:.•'•; ;. ~y^-- ''• ment. It Is the Army's policy to ex- at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Walter J. Lake View. The overloaded trucks prac- defense highway act, approved on Enrollment has been so great to tend a helping h>nd W the itrug-' population of 11,018. The- township that under the terms of,the will will make the presentation of cer- tically ruined these roads and the July 13, 1943, and Immediately up- date that: Dr.; Thomas C, MoVey, gllng family, the unwed mother, had previously Issued 23 plenary re- "I give, devise and bequeath to my tificates and seals. Rev. E. C Middletown township committee on the start of the work in August, - Atlantic; ^Highlands) .chairman of the hungry, the bewildered adoles- tail consumption licenses, and three wife, should she survive me, theBrush,. a missionary to Bengal- filed a claim ,for the losses sus- 1943, the township filed Its notlcer the .registrations committee, states cent, the aged,; the friendless and plenary retail distribution' licenses, sum of $50,000," that since Evelyn Orlssa, and Mrs. J. w. McCrossen tained, There Is a federal law of claim and followed It up with that ^extra*; days'for registration the proposed' room'tfllt'enable the all of which, are. outstanding.:: W. Bowen was not,the.wife of S.will be the speakers. which - provides that where im the detailed report as abova men?- are being.added. The registration Army's staff" ft broaden these OF veer of Hurley street, are parents and Mrs. George Schanck attended ] Phone R. B. 6-3981 For Reservations Lincroft Keyport of a Bon born Saturday at Mon- the Trenton fair last week. I A meeting of the Ladles' Aid so- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Roberts mouth' Memorial hospital. Several of the flower club mem- ciety ot. Llncroft chapel will be held have returned from a trip to Ni- Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Walling bers of. this vicinity are attending today at the home of Mrs. J. Rhea of Kdyport, are parents of a daugh- the fourth annual flower show of agara Falls, N. Y., and Canada. ter born Saturday at Monmouth Wallipgiln Phalanx. v • , Freeholder James S. Farkes, Re- tho Montclalr Women's Flower LOU MICHAELSON Memorial hospital. club today at Montclalr. j r \ ' '•'•'•'*".'-••,' ' ••.••• Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Bohn and publican candidate for re-election, daughter Joan of Greenwich, Conn., was the principal speaker at a Re- Mr.' and Mrs. John C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ely have i are new residents of Marlu farm. publican organization meeting Tues- have returned to their home after left for a two weeks' vacation tour ! and His Music Mr. and Mrs. George Vernell of spending a vacation in Crisneld, through Vermont and New Hamp- day night. Md. Phalanx and Mr. a,nd MrB. Ralph Peter Regan, son of Mr. and Mrs. shire. OPEN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Ander- The Holmdel church choir will .• __• Featuring Van Note and Mrs. Henry Voor- Claude Regan, has entered the hees of River Plaza spent Sunday freshman class at- Fordham uni- son and family, St.- George .place, have a food salo Friday, October will move soon to their new resi- 17, at 2 p. m. at Fellowship hall. at the Trenton fair. versity as a pre-medical student. dence In Matawan. Miss Lillian Salm has returned He graduated 'from St. Mary's high •from a visit with her sister, Mrs. school at South Amboy last June The Crescent club of St. John's Riverside Heights JOE MARINE & HARRY MORRISSEY M. H. Harklns of Port Monmouth. Methodist church •will hold Ha an- with honors. nual banquet on the night of Octo- Mrs. William Nowicki and chil- John Ceata, son of Mr. and Mrs. ber 16 at the Courtney house, Marl- The Tuesday evening meeting of ••• : < •••••• ••••• • •••••• : dren, Ronnie and BUI, attended the Louis Cesta, fi5s entered Peddle the So-So club of Middletown town- birthday celebration of an undo, boro. BEGINNING school, Hlghtstown, Martin Murray, Jr., of the U. S. ship was held at the home of Mm. Walker Scott, at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Hyer have Peter Grandinettl, Red Bank. Ono Nowickl's parentB, Mr. and Mrs. Marine Corps, stationed at Camp moved to Matawan. Lejeune, N. C, has been promoted of the members, Mra. Thoma3 Sim- Robert Chew at Clayton, Sunday. Mrs. Willard O. Aumack Is vUit- from private first class to the rank mons, celebrated her birthday on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd Llncroft Sunday-school has pur- ing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acker at of corporal. He Is the son of Mr. that date. Taking advantage of the chased new Kindergarten chairs for Kirkwood, Pa. occasion, the group helped her cele- the children In lira; Woodward's and Mrs. Martin Murray, Sr. Nightly Mrs. Sarah Holmes has returned brate, and she received many gifts. beginners class. V. Vernon Rathbone of Hazlet has MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. entered Syracuse university and Is Other members present wore Mrs. Now scholars , in the • Sunday- Joseph' J. Boland of Silver Springs, enrolled In a pro-dental course. A Chris Jaeger, Mrs.' Fred Bremyer, A FEW MORE PARTIES NITELY schopl are Betty Daverlo and Anne Md; . . graduate of Keyport.high school, Mra. Frank Hlrat, lira. Angle Ward, Elizabeth Toop. Mrs. Harold Larking and son he served 16 months with a medical Mrs. Martin McGuire, Mra. Eddie CAN BE ACCOMMODATED. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson Clifford have left for Wheaton, 111, unit of the Army of Occupation, Micsler and Mrs. Donald Matthews, and children, Patricia and George, where they will make their home. stationed at Bremerhaven, Ger- Sr. PHONE NOW FOR INFORMATION Jr., have left Marlu farm and have Harold Dean, Jr., has entered many. Jack Koch of the army, stationed moved to Adelphia farms in Penn- Hope college, Holland, Mloh. Mayor and Mrs. Peter O. Wclgand at Fort Monmouth; was a-Monday sylvania. JZ" Miss -June Wahl, daughter of Mr. and Mr.and Mrs. Raymond Cram- evening guest at the homo of his ALLEYS RESERVED FOR ONE NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. John Mauser and and Mrs. Charles Wahl, is a mem- mer recently attended a perform- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Al- OR FOR ENTIRE SEASON daughter Edith May and Miss Anne ber of the freshman class at the ance of'"Rlo Rita" at the Papermlll bert E. Snyder. Mauser of Phalanx attended the New Jersey College for Women at playhouse, Mlllburn. Trenton fair Saturday. New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dunham GARDEN CLUB MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell haye The Keyport Literary club will and son, Glenn, were recent vial- Mrs. James I. Coddington will be moved from Brookdale farm to open Its season-October 10 at the tors In Flemlngton. the speaker at a meeting of tho Kingston, N, Y, ' . annual luncheon at Buttbriwood Navesink Garden club Tuesday af- Llncroft Fire company answered ternoon at the Navesink library. a false alarm at Brookdale farm manor.' Mrs.' Stephen J. Francisco, STAR DUST INN Today sovagal-meffiiMaaatHfarttcndr the annual fall flower show of the Mr. and Mrs. Q. Ludlow of Long speaker. ' ' '/' Mrs. M. Farrel and daughter Bet- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edge and a on, Garden club of New Jersey at the Branch *ave moved into a bunga- ty have moved from Everett *road Montclalr Woman's club. low on Brookdale farm.' Fred, Jr., have left to spend the to Red Bank, Phone R. B. 6-3981 For Reservations Mrs. Jennie Layton, Mrs. Julia whiter at Clear\*ater, Pla. '"" Mr. and Mrs. Elwln Seelye of Boys enn maKo pocitet money by eell- Harold Cook attended the Trenton avUflt-T 6 Cape the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. fair Sunday. Cod, Mass. J. Daniel Tuller. *- Mr. and, Mrs. Frank 'McCarron Flans for a paper demonstration Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mendres YOUR FRIENDLY, PERSONAL STORE and Mr. and Mrs. John Matzen of October 22 in the church hall were spent the week-end at Atlantic Fair Haven attended the wedding of made at a meeting of the Young City. SAPOLIN 95c Mlsa Julia Stumpf,' daughter of Women's league of the Reformed Sunday'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Julia A. Stumpf and Robert church last week. Karl R. Berndt were Mrs. Harry PINT Oderwald, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Miss Marguerite Dolan has been Wagner and Mrs. Wilma Wagner SPEED ENAMEL eph Oderwald, at St. Joseph's Cath- elected district deputy president of and son Robert of Tenafly, N. J. olic church, Astoria, L. I. Rebekah lodges of Monmouth coun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diem are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Dqmidion ty. building a home on their property FINEST DECORATIVE celebrated- their seventh- wedding Two new members, Mrs. Arthur on West Front street. anlversary, and their son Peter Prestage and Mrs. William .Foulks, Mrs. Mary Long of Shrewsbury celebrated his fifth birthday with were accepted at the meeting of spent part of last week with Mrs. an outdoor' picnic and hot dog the auxiliary of Lincoln Hose fire Frank Haley. WALLPAPERS roast Sunday. Present, were Mrs. company last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and WIMS and LIQUORS William Domldion and children, PFC. and.Mrs. William Trembley daughter Irene of Warren Point, "IN STOCK" Billy and Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. were guests of honor at a welcome S. I., spent the week-end^ with Mr. 39y2 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. Elmer Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. home party last week by Mrs. and Mrs. C. Jones. Charles Cottrell and daughter Trembley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, Jr., is spending Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Santo Lauro. Trembley was recent- his vacation with friends in Indi- For Free Delivery Call R B. 6-3334 Barr and son James of Red Bank; ly discharged from the army after ana. Mrs. Gordon Bornkamp and chil- 16 months' service. Dr. George Hanes of New York dren Jean, Diane and Gordon, Sue Mr. and Mrs. William Stlllwell of city, recently returned from Africa, 100% Anable, Jean Corson and Ellen Oneonta, N. Y., were recent gueats spent the week-end with, Mrs. Fan- Yes! Everyone Agrees COLORITE CO; Mauser of this place and Arthur of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young. rile Foreman and daughter Katha- PURE Turner of Newark. , Miss Margaret Brennan has en- rine. For Economy - For Qood Taste 13 BROAD ST. RED BANK Anne Elizabeth Toop, daughter .of tered the Packard school. CALIFORNIA Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Toop, cele- Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson have Holmdel "JUST A SHADE DIFFERENT" brated her third birthday Sunday returned from a tour of New Eng- afternoon. Attending were Bobby land and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Graham McGregor R. B. 6-1306 and Carol Toop and Ashley Kraan. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mason have of Little Silver have moved into WINE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly and been vacationing In Virginia. . their newly-completed home at children, Patty and Thomas, spent Malcolm MaoEwan - has been Holmdel Heights. Sunday In New York city with rel- named on the dean's list at Tren- Don McNeil, a student minister WINE atives. ton State Teachers' college, where of the New Brunswick seminary, • MUSCATEL BOTTLED Mrs. William Warneker and he Is a sophomore majoring tin preached a sermon entitled "Living 49 ORANGE DISC ANTHRACITE daughter Kathleen are spending a physical education. and Spiritual Food" at the Feder- • SHERRY AT THE WINERY few days this week with Mrs. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dane of ated church service Sunday. Cuddeback at Bayslde, L. I. Third street, are parents of a son Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zelgler, • PORT 59L1 Vi GAL. ORDER YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF Mra. Margaret Murray of New born Monday at Monmouth Memor- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voorhees, Mr. York city visited over the .week-end ial hospital. . »nd Mrs. Foreman Sutphtn, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Mullln. Mr. and Mrs. Charles VahDer- and Mrs. Walker Sutphin and Mr. Still Available! Colt's Neck IMPORTED John C. Schanck, Jr., of Mont- rose road, who recently suffered an Window Shade Special Injury to his Bplne while working oh a tractor, underwent an opera- tion at Monmouth Memorial hos- , HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BEEKMAN BEER ORANGEY pital , Friday. His condition Is re- DISC ported slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duplay and CHANGE YOUR OLD SHADES daughter, Mary Lou, and Miss Bar- bara Sutphen of Garden City, Long FOR CUSTOM-MADE HEMMED [aland, spont the past week-end DINNER WINE with Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Halter- WINDOW SHADES. OUR REGU- A.M.B. mann of Random Mill farm, NOW Elans for a Halloween party to LAR PRICE IS $1.25, BUT NOW BURGUNDY be held the end of October will be 00 discussed at the first fall meeting .89 Lack of traniportation and storage facilities point to BARBERONE 7. of the Hilltop 4-H. club at the local a possible severe shortage of coal this year ... so fill FULL clubrooms. ZINFANDEL Case QAL. your bin now and be sure of an adequate supply. The Home Economics group will For 2 Weeks be in charge of the Atlantic Grange 4 Gals. 1 meeting October li at the school, STAY WARM ALL WINTER There will be an auction and each Install a Seaboard Heat Regulator to control the temper- member is requested to bring some- 95 ature of your home automatically. It's Inexpensive and thing to soil. It will be an open Extra Special! easy to Install. Coll us today. meeting. BELLOWS The' following members. of the Bring your old rollers in and you will eighth grade of Atlantic township Duncan & school were elected members of the 2 GREAT BLENDS safety patrol: captain, Poter Koe- have a proper fit shade at a very low '' SEABOARD SERVKE nlg; squad A, lieutenant and squad Mqckensie PARTNERS SPECIAL eader, Lloyd Reynolds; mombers, price. SERVING THE SHORE TEL R. B. 6-0248 Sam Boynton, Jane Bucknlow, Jos- Mild and Mellow eph Layton, Otto Ensoldlor, Ken- CHOICE RESERVE^ neth Dc Groot, Joan Hepplnor, Bar- 40% - i Yr. Whlnkey :*o% - < Yr. old GUARANTEED . CERTIFIED • IDENTIFIED bara Rathsmlth and Billy Johnson; WE ARE WINDOW SHADE squad B, lieutenant and squad leader, Miss Ann Frost; mombers, MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1910. Margarot Rockell, Charles Cromor, .95 ,.63,51 Evolyn Simmons, Anna Krrlcson, 3 FIFTH ' IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY jniwer the petition of petitioner on or 3FIFTH Kurt Bosoll, Balvatoro Pasqulnnl, 101/100 b«'o« the l&th day of November, not, «nd |n def.ult thereof, euoh' dec il To LOUISE A.. noDOKna COLLIN$, ftUilMd*uMVmau£B[) Bay t e Case an Buy the Case and •Dy virtue of nn order of the Court '*'$*'oblttit OF,1?A'[M'I"'IO ob'iln . The Woman's auxiliary of Christ BUPT. ON BITS I HEAT LARSON RBPnMENTATIVE IN AIWA i 0. M, WILSON * For Advertising Information Write church will meet Monday In the JOHNSON QUALITY MOMBB, JNO, TIL. BVBNIN08-TRKNT0N 8.0360 • , TBL. rBMBBRTON-aon Product of PtpilCoti Computy rectory, , 1 WHILE-U-WAIT BOX 5ll, RED BANK Flinchlitd Dottltri r«pil.Ota Mr. and Mra. Paul McManua are •rMklyn, N. Y., N.w Yerk, N. Y., N. J., PhlUdalphU, Pa, JDottllnv Co. of Albury Pack parents of a daughter born Thurs-I Watklnilon, D. C, Columbui, Ohio. .Conway, a. C, JohniM1 Cliy, T«nn,, Atlanta. Oi. day at nivervlew hospital M: IS /i° |a||a||c?f Wf RBHp* STORE HOURS: p 8 A. M. Co 6 P. M. i 0 |}° ^ MONDAY th/Mgi IATURDAT ,, ^**. MORE BIG SUPERMARKETS^ Sweet Com lona-Cfeam Styl* 30 oi. en 2 Mr 29* Grand Buy* Tomato Puree ton* J0»,cx.cao2tof 15e Stock Vp On Wax Beans Reliable-Fancy Cut ' i9oi. Cut-Rite Wax Paper . . • i»fl.njii20e Sweet Pea8;o,^— • -*- Grapefruit Sections F.nc» ^ «- * Sroop New Improved - Urge pko. 29o Sweet Peas u,n.*-««-a«^ . * - f 20 > Gold Dust larg*pkg,21e' SweetPeas -— - " V .cn'lQc Applesauce *"™ --- Sage Air Refresher oiieei. odo« joz.bot.49a Cut As— ^ g ;iOc Cranberry Sauce AH Brand. .«o,«n Vegatabla 11b 3lb „ -•• or Red Kidney Beam »-'i9« Canned Pumpkinv^Brand.2 „„, SPRY - Shortening can. 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OCTOBER 2; 1J947. munlon at t o'clock, church aohool subject, "God and Your Need." Rob- EMBURT METHODIST ' CLYDE ERWIN WATSON. and confirmation class at 9:30 and ert Paddock, will render. "Whisper- .. Little Sliver | , Clyde. Erwln Watson, 69, who Holy Communion with sermon at lttt Hope" as a saxophone solo. Rev, Dr. DeMaris, who has-been had been a resident of 66 Third MEMS PERTAININQ TO 11, A nursery la provided for the Sunday-school' meets at 10 a. m. returned to' the. pastorate of this Deaths In Red Bank avenue, Atlantic Highlands, for' the children of those who attend the The board of education of the Sun- church for the fourth year, will past year, died Saturday. He was 11 o'clock service. • day-school will meet Tuesday night speak Sunday.morning on "High- born in Ullnojs, and had been a OUR LOCAL CHURCHES There will be a celebration of the In the manse, •• . lights of the Annual •Conference." and Vitiiiity sheet metal foreman before illness Holy Communion with special in- The young people's fellowship will He will also administer Holy Com- forced him to retire several years' /::.;•; ' , BAPTIST tercessions every-. Friday at 10 meet Sunday at 7 p. m. The group munion. •• .• ; , •: r started aujpiclously with the follow- ago. : ' •'. • . _ ' •'..- : : p'clock. . . will attend the Presbytery rally Sv,' •'• ' •' •.Red Bank . ,.. • ing men teamed up to visit church The official board will meet BBV. •ALFRED L. MAIER She had been a patient at the hos- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vitally day will be observed Sun- A special session of the confirm- Saturday at Freehold. • Wednesday at 8:80 p. m. ' pital for one day. ' Ethel Watson and • a. son. Merle families to October 5:. Nels Erlck- Ladles' Aid society will meet day in the church school at 9:10son, 'William Wellner, Jackson T. ation class will beheld in the par- «*v, Alfred L. Maler, 48, pastor She was born in Newark, a Clyde Watson, both of Atlantlo a,risj. There will be ceremonies for ish house next Wednesday evening. Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the church METHODIST of the First Congregational church, daughter of ' the ' late Leon and Highlands, Murphy, Patrick Roche, Russell The children will meet fron* 7 to basement. pupils being promoted in clan and Clark*, Victor Hembllng, Thomas Naveelnk Union Beach, died Thursday at hisPauline Meyer Rose. Mrs. Stahl for those graduating from one de-' 8 a'nd the adults from 8 to 9 The board of trustees will meet Rev. Roy K. Williams, Jr. will home, 646 Park avenue. Union had resided in northern New Jer- • The funeral was held yesterday Bartment to another. Rev. W. Clin- Patton, Leon Pennington, Harry o'clock. ~ this evening. Beach. afternoon at the -Posten funeral Ingalls, Arthur J. Polin, Harold administer the Lord's Supper at the sey, moving to Red Bank 17 years twf Powers will present Bibles 'to 7 o'clock evening service la ob- .Rev. Mr. Maler was a former fire ago. -Her late husband, Joseph home, and Interment was In Fair those being advanced from the pri- Perry, George Crawford, Donald "CENTRAL BAPTIST ST. GEORGE'S View cemetery. ' •'• ~ . Qanson, Charles Rowell, John Mul- servance of World Wide Commun- chief of Union Beach department, Stahl, died in 1986. ' . .7 w mary to the junior department. Atlantlc^HIghlands Rumson . ion Sunday, Church-school will con- a charter member of Union Beach ler, Frank White, Jack Haven, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. MRS. HERMEVE L. SEEMON This will be World Communion Charlei Mitchell, John Zagaja, \V. Rev. Howard M. Ervin will bring' Sunday's services are: 8 a. m'.,vene at 9:45 a.m. first aid squad and, a member of Rosalind Jacobs of 52 East River Sunday and the pastor will preach Roy Bmmpns, Harry T. Snffeh and the message at the Communion Holy Communion; 9:30; a. m.( .Woman's Society of Christian Star of Runyon of Newark, He had road, Rumson; two grandsons, Mrs. Hermlne L. Slemon, of Stat- on "Tlie Divided Cup", The choir Russell Scott. Service Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Hischurch sohool; 11 o'clock, Holy Serylce will meet Wednesday at recently-been awarded a 25-year Philip, and Ronald Jacobs of Rum- en Island, died Friday night at the will render the anthems, "God is text will be taken from the Book of Communion and sermon by the rec- 2:80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred service p|n from the Public Service son, and a»-sister, Mrs.. Maurice home of h'er brother, William. Fox a Spirit" and ','Fear Not, O Iscael". HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN James. . , ' ' - tor, Rev. George A. Robertshaw. Gehlhaus. ' ' Electric & Gas company of New- Hagerstrom of Summit. of Main'street, Belford; ,where she The organ prelude will fee-!!Andgii- Church school convenes In . the At this service the full choir of 36 ark', where he,had been an office , The. funeral was bell Tuesday had been living for the past year. te Cantabile", by Tchaikovsky. Red Bank - ! chapel at 10:00 a.m. William F. men and boys will sing under direc- REFORMED . employee. . . afternoon at the Worden funeral She is survived only by her brother , Junior high fellowship will meet Communion will be. administered Maxson is superintendent. tion of Prof, Oeorge A. Wilson. .' Colt's Neck - • ; He was born In Newark, son ofhome with -Harold A. Johnson, and several nieces, and nephews. at 8 p.m. and the eenior high group at tho 11 a. m. service by the paB- Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00 The music for the service fol- The Colt's Neck Reformed church the late Gottlieb and . Mathilda ^reader of the First ' Church of The body was removed from the at 7 o'clock^ tor, Rev. Harold Hornbcrger. The p. m. The Junior' group meets in lows: prdlude, Communion in G, Roessler Maier. Surviving are his'Christ Scientist, officiating. Inter-, minister will preach on the signifi- will observe World Communion Posten Funeral home Saturday and A series of lectures on "The De- the Philathea room. Helen -flodon by Qullmant; Kyrle, by. Noble; at 11 a. m. Sunday, with Rev. Leon- wife, Mrs. M, Gladys Crlger Maler; meht was private, ',' . taken to New York city for burial. velopment of Personality Patterns cance of the Sacrament in these and Robert Riley will be the lead- Gloria Tlbl. Traditional; offertory ard Sibley, Jr., as minister. Con- two daughters, Jean and Lois in Children" will begin: Sunday at I days. Sunday-school will convene ers and the topic will be "Friend- anthem, "Sing a Song of Praise," sistory meeting October 6 at theMaier, all of Union Beach; two 7 p.m. They are designed for par-j at 9:45 ,a. m., and- Mrs. Harold ships". The High School group Stain er; communion' hymn, Sacra- sisters, Mrs. Karl Rush and' Miss ! Hornberger will teach the adult home; of? Rev. Sibley. Choir re- ents of children ori.the" cra«le roll «»--•>>—- ••-" '-—»• •*• -'•»»meets in the church with Ernest montum Unltatis, Gloria lit Excel- hearsal at 8°p, m, Thursday.' , Ruth Maler of East Orange, and and in the beginners and primary Bible classes, • ' Maxson as the leader. . sls, by Noble; postlude,•"March• In four brothers,' August Mater of DISTINCTIVE department. They will be led by a Rev. Herbert Hagenau, pastor of Adult Fellowship meets at 7:00 flat, by Horsley. ... ' : Newark, Carl Maler of Union, The- psychiatrist and there will be time | Asbui-y Park Lutheran church and p. m. in the church office. The nursery school wilropen next 6 odore Maler of Glen' Ridge and ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS for questions by those attending, official stewardship representative Rev. Ervin will bring the mes-Monday at 9 a. m. At present the Robert Mater of Maplewood. . The minister will bring a devo- of the Mew Jersey Conference of sage at the evening worship, service enrollment totals 27 children be- Dies In Conn. The funeral was held Monday at tional message from the Psalms at Lutheran church, will speak at a at'8:00. This "will be another mes- tween the ages of S and 4. Mrs. the Bedle funeral home and burial Perfection pf Material and the Sunday evening worship at 8 meeting* of the church council to- sage in the aeries on the creation Russell A, Strothman is the teach- was in Gl'endale cemetery. Bloom- Workmanship In Beautiful o'olcck. There will be congregation- night at the church. He will ad- er in charge and she la assisted by ; as found in the Book of Genesis. Was Former Rumson field. • '• :; ' . . New Designs al singing and other music. ' :•; dress .the men on the goal of tliejI The. Trustees will meet Monday, Mrs. Daniel A. Sinclair and iftra. Members of the junior depart" United Lutheran church in Amer- October 6, at 8:00 p.m. 'In the William Towers. The school, is School Board Member MRS. ALICE L. WtDLOBRODT merit of the church schesl will go ica. A special film on this subject church Instead of on their regular sponsored by St. George's church Our memorials are manufactured to the church' "tomorrow afternoon will be shown. meeting night, October 13th. and Is under direction' of the rec- Edward O'Brien, a former resi- Mrs. Alice L. Wlllgerodt, 73, wife by skilled artisans In our well after school for the first of classes The Women's Missionary society The World Wide Guild will meet tor. ••''••, dent of Rumson and member of the of the late Felbc Wlllgerodt: of equipped plant at West Long to weekday rollglous education. will meet Wednesday afternoon of Tuesday At 8:00 p. m. at the horn* school board and borough council of Newman Springs ' roadj- Llncroft, Branch. \ i , The course is entitled, "The Bible next week at 2' o'clock in the of Miss 'Norma F. Buchhop, Mid- BAPTIST that community, died Monday at died Tuesday morning at Rivervtew Wi-ton, Conn., where he had re-hospital following a lengthy illness, In the Building of Life. "There will church. A special progrtBn, "The dletown avenue. New Monmouth alsb be handwork, visual aids, stor- Light Shineth In Darkness," will be The Quarterly business meeting tired the past three years; He wasShe had been a patient at the hos- ies and games. , Tha observance of World-Wide the husband of the late Mrs. Ann pital four months. •':'." given. Following this session the of the church will be held Wednes- Communion .will be hold at the Sun- Clayton Service chapter, World Ladies Aid society will meet and day immediately after the Mid- Lyons O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien was Mrs. Wlllgerodt was born at Ve- LLON G BRANCH MONUMENT CO., , Inc. Wide Guild, will meet tomorrow make plans for the annual cos- week Prayer Fellowship. day morning service at 10:50 o'clock well known throughout this vicin- rona, a daughter of the late Michael j Wall Street Tel. 1*JB. 6-35157 West Long Branch evening at the horns of Miss Betty and after the 7:45 o'clock evening ity. and Elizabeth Kief er Brady. She tume Halloween party for members Church school orchestra practice . Send For Illustrated Catalogue • NOKIOW on Broad street. I or. the Sunday-school and their Wednesday at 7:00 p. m. in the service for those unable to attend He was born In Rumson, son of came to Llncroft 26 years ago. Her '. The church counc.il will meet parents. • church.. In the morning. Sunday-school the late-Edward and Ellen Qulnn husband died 31 years'ago. a ; meets at 9:45 a, m. Attendance will O'Brien, and Is survived by three , Surviving are three daughters, ' Monday evening at the church. , At a meeting of the Shore DIs: Mid-week Prayer Fellowship and A rummage sale will he-held Tues- Pastor's Bible class meet Wednes take place at each service in con- daughters, Mrs. W. Raymond Red- Mrs. Ann Stelnmuller of Tlnton trict of Luther Leagues Sunday at dihgton'of Rookvillo Center, L. I., Falls, Mrs. Alice Gullck of Holland day morning In the old VY^:bulld- day at 8:00 p. m. In the church. nection with' the church loyalty Asbury Park, Miss Rose Marie .crusade now In'progress. Mrs. Robert G. Sparrow of Wilton, road, Middletown, and Mrs. .TlUle ihg on West Berpen place, by Mary Hansen of Middletown, a vice-pres- Choir rehearsal on Thursday at Mount chapter, Women's "Mission- 8:00 p. m. In the church. The'Men's club will hold Its first Conn., and Mrs. Andrew B. Mur- Macpherson of Clinton; three sons, ident of the Red Bank church ray, Jr., of Rumson, and a brother, Ralph/H: Wiligerodt of- Fox H1U, ary society. Mrs. Homer Methot l« league, was elected district presi- meeting-of the Seasdn tomorrow chairman and is being assisted by BAPTFST night. Bykota society will meet Thomas O'Brien of California. Four Little Sliver, ftarold F. .Wiligerodt dent. The Red Bank' league will grandchildren also survive^ of Llncroft and Albert C. Wilige- VJtcau&i tha Stleclion of furnishings of this nalurt a large committee. meet Wednesday ,nlght of next Leonardo Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. and the sub- The Phllathea society will have a ject will be "Missionary Activity." The funeral was held this Morn- rodt of. Tlnton Falls; seven grand- week at 7:30 o'clock at the church, Services Sunday will include ing at Holy Cross church, Rumson, children and several nieces and Covered dish supner Tuesday even- a.nd a social will follow the session. church school at 9:15 a.m. Morning The Bible fellowship hour is hold It Often unpidnntd w» adviis careful consideration ing at the church. > worship will include the Lord's Wednesday night and the Young with Rev,. James A. Mackenzie of- nonhews. •• ' ' . Memorial flowers • In the sanct- People's Christian' association fering a requiem mass. Burial was Tho funeral was hold this morn- and leisunlif Siletlion. ' • FIRST CHUBCiToF CHRIST. supper. This Sunday is World Com- in Mt. Olivet cemetery, under the Ing at the Worden Funeral home, uary Sunday will be given by the SCIENTIST munion Sunday in remembrance of Thursday evening; ' iamlly of Morris Slier on his birth- other Christians throughout the direction of the Day funeral homo with Rev. Furman A. DeMaris, pas- liday; ..-. ..._ • Red Bank world. The Baptist Youth Fellow- tor of the Embury Methodist church, Little Silver, officiating. Services In First Church of Christ, ship will meet at 7 o'clock in the Eatontown METHODIST Scientist, 209 Broad street, Red evening. The evening service, will , • Obituaries Burial was In Prospect Hill ceme- Red Bank Bank, are held.Sundays at 11 a. m, John A. Wcstin will bring the tery, Cal'dwoll. r v fount VVlentofiigiZi J4omtT be held at 8 o'clock with the pastor, flnalmcssagoion "The Sufficiency of Sunday will bo observed as 'World Sunday-school at 11 a. in., andRev. Elhvood S. Wolf,, In the pulp|pp| b : Wednesday evenings at8^15 o'clock. Christ" at the Sunday morning Timothy Noonan of 185. Plekney JAMES *%iric wide Communion Pay and the All arc invited' to worship In the6ervtce. Rev. R. S. Graham of Sacrament of Holy Communion will Christian Science Lesson Sermon: road, husband-of the late Anna James Cltafella, (S8; husband of newly-decorated church. Long Branch will officiate at the Connors Noonan, diod Monday at tho late Mrs. Angelina Furintino be administered at the 11. a.m. ser- "Unreality" 'is the subject for The deaconesses of the church evening service in observance of tho 135 W. ZrontSt. vice by the pastor, Rev. Roger J. v Rlverview hospital fdllbwlhgia brief Cltarella, died yesterday morning LSqulre. The.meditation will be_on Sunday, October 6. will meet next Tuesday afternoon ,World Wide Communion. New at.his home..,I!?; Oakland street/ ifie «u6|ecir^^e-1trrd-Thy^Whoir Golden Text: "The - hills melted fat-3-o'olock. bldUthi like waxx a att the presence of the The Elsie Klttlitz chapter of the | time., . Church." Music under direction of Lord, at the presence of the Lord of World Wide guild will meet next Country club, for many years tas owner of . the Cltarella-Maxinolch B*n Manning will Include: prelude, The young - people of the Long chauffeur. He was bom at Everett, candy store on the corner of Oak- Th« Last Supper, "Weinberger; the whole earth. The heavens de- Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, Branch Presbyterian church will clare his righteousness, and all the The deacons of the church will son of the late John and Mary land street and Bridge avenue. processional hymn by choir, "Holy, be guests at the Sunday NIghters Wheeler Noonan. Surviving ^re a Mr. Cltarella.. was b,orn.in Italy, Holy. Holy;" anthem by nenior people see his glory". (Ps. 97:5, 6). meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock hour ,when there will be a Bible son of the late Mi*., and,Mrs. Salva- It's Really Sermon: Passages from the King at the home of R. E. Uhlig of At- son, Francis rjoonan,* V(f>v)ng at .Tniic iiHihiia «f bJUtefa^HalifJLEBifSfe offertory, "My Soul Awake", Bach; J«snwitnt»ibJiCia Sunday-school: will «onvene at son of Red Bank, and threa bro.th- the Italian-American Republican "Submit yourselves therefore to The church choir rehearsal wll 9:30 a. m. Bible^class la held Tues- Jiostlude, "Herzlleh Thut Mich Ver- God. Resist the devil, and he will be held next Wednesday evening at ers; 'Thomas and John Noonan of club. ' langen", Brahms. day evenings at the manse with Rumson and David Noonan of Surviving are"*':f fcfe.1' daughters,- flee train you. Draw nigh to God, seven o'clock. Prayer meeting \ the pastor as leader. GOLDEN Rally day will be observed In the and he will draw nigh to you.be held at 8:15 o'clock that even- Everett. ' Mrs. Walter Selleckof'Rea Bank, The funeral was. held tfiis morn- Mrs. William Schucker of Little .RULE Sunday-school next Sunday. The, Cleanse your hands, ye sinners; and Ing. The meeting of the trustees of BAYSHO,BE COMMUNITY Simple!r session, begins at 9:45 a.m. andpurify your ' hearts, ye double the church will follow the prayer ing at St. James church, where Silver, Mrs. Richard Bruno of Long ffihTieafu there are classes for all age groups minded". (Jas. 4: 7, 8) Correlative meeting. East Keansburg Msgr. Joseph, T. Casey offered a Branch and Mrs. Daniel Squlllantl and departmental services. The sermon title for Sunday high mass.of requiem. Interment of Asbury Park; two sons, Anthony • Actually, it's no problem at all passages from "Science and Health The Ladies' Aid society will meet was in Mt. Olivet cemetery, under "The Parable of the Rich Fool" with Key to the Scriptures" by next Thursday afternoon at 2:30morning's service.at 11 o'clock will Cltarella of Red Bank and Samuel will be' the topic of the Sunday be "Perils to Freedom", solos will the direction of the Day Funeral Citarella of Middletown township, to secure utterly reliable inform- Mary Baker Eddy Include: o'clock In the lecture room of the home. evening message by the pastor. The church. Mrs. Charles'Anderson will [•be rendered. and 15 grandchildren.- ' • -* "Because Truth ta^omnipotent In The funeral will be held Satur- ation, about funeral directors, music will Include': .ureludc, "Vis-goodness, error, Truth's opposite, be hostess. The church school will hold Its WILLIAMTTREUND Ion", Rhclnberger: hymn-anthem, has no might. Evil is but the coun- fall rally at 10 a. in. with an elabor- day morning at 9 o'clock at St. An- even though you have had no "God that Madest Earth and Heav- terpoise of nothingness", (p. 367) METHODIST ate program. Prayer meeting Is William Freund, 51, formerly of thony's church, where Rev. Salva- «n" and postlude. "Allegretto", held Fridays at 8 p. m., followed' Highlands, died Wednesday of last tore DILorenzo will offer a high personal experience with them. "Resisting evil, you overcome it \ Atlantic Highlands ' • mass of requiem. Burial will be in Boslet. , . and prove its nothingness", (p. World Wide Communion Sunday by a hymn sing. The board of week at the Bronx Veterans hospi- Just ask the opinion of friends tal, New York city. He was a vet- Mt. Olivet cemetery, under the d> Youth fellowship meetings are 446). will be observed Sunday at Che •trustees will also meet tomorrow rectifjn of the Day Funeral home. held Sundays at 7 p.m. in the fire- 10:45 a. m. service with the sacra- after the meeting. eran of World War I and was ad- who have personal knowledge place room under leadership • of PRESBYTERIAN ment of the Lord's Supper admin- mitted to the hospital last August. WALTEBTJ. STONE. Mary MacNlcholl., Red Bank istered by the pastor, Rev. Roy E, ST. CLEMBNT¥"EPISCOPAL" He had been employed by the Ben- : . . and note how many speak >•• The altar flowers Sunday wll] he The World Wide Communion Williams, Jr. The oenior choir will Belford dix corporation-In Newark. Walter J. Stone, 57, a gas fitter, with warm approval of Worden presented as a memorial to Kath- service will be observed Sunday provide special music throughout Holy Communion will be cele- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. employed by. the County Gas com- •rlne 'Whiting by her iiusband, A. morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. John tha service. Tile minister will brated at the B:30 o'clock Sunday Elizabeth Hauser Freund; a son, pany of Atlantic Highlands for 35 service! JMvIn Whiting. A. Hayes will officiate. speak at the 8 o'clock evening morning service by Rev. Frederick Robert Freund, and a daughter, years, died Thursday. He resided A crafts class Is conducted Tues- An Invitation is extended to all service on the topic, "If We Want C. Price. . Miss Helen Freund, all of High- at Atlantlo Highlands. day evenings In fellowship hall by members, friends and organizations Thorn." Echoes from the annual Church school will meet at 11 a. lands; a brother, Henry Freund, Mr. Stone was born in Belford, Kri. Charles Smythe cf Keynort. of the church to the observance of conference will also be presented. m. when Rally day .will be ob-and his mother, Mrs. Ada Freund, son of the late Edward and Annie 1hers> are 25 women In the class. the BOth anniversary of the Wom- Sunday-school convenes at 9:30 a served with,.a special program. both of Newark. Conklin, Stone. (Others may join In the making of an's Missionary society Sunday at m. for beginners and primary chil- The Brotherhood of St. Andrew The funeral was held Saturday Surviving are his wife, Mrs. tooveUles, leather work, metal and 5 p. m. at the church. Mrs. J. Leon dren and at noon for the rest of meets Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. in at the Posten funeral home with Gloria Jonea Stone; four sisters, Other work. Hooper, who was sent out by thethe school. the parish • fas\ll. ' Rev. Charles MacKelvey, army Mrs., Joseph Bausback of Belford; board of. foreign missions to study Youth fellowship meets at 7 p chaplain residing at Naveslnk, of- Mrs. Frank Marian! of Red Bank; REFORMED post-war mission needs and possi- m. Discussion will center on the ST. MARY'S : -' • ficiating. Burial was in Falrmount Mrs. William Curtis of Washington, cemetery, Newark. FUNERAL HOME Red Bank bilities in the Philippines and Slam, relationship of the .annual confer . Colfa Neck D. C, and Mrs. William Maxson of HARRVC.F. will be guest speaker. Refresh- 6OE.FRONT ST. Her. John G. Gebhard. Jr., will ence. to tile youth of the church. Sunday masses at 8:30 and 10:30 ABEAM L. DAVISON. Rlverhen^, Long Island, and.three jnmtsR. •peak Sunday morning on "God's ments will, be served In the chapel. Rae Marle| Dwight will be hostess a. m.; pastor, Rev. Joseph Broz- brothers, Floyd Stone of Rtver- ROBERT F. RED BANK N.J. Gle«y in the Church." "World-Wide The Improvement society will at the monthly meeting and social ozoski of Farmlngdale. School . The funeral of Abram L. Davl- head, Edward H. Stone, Jr., of'Fair Communion will bo obEerved at theserve a chicken salad supper in the time of this group to be held Mow classes and special classes at 9:30 son, 80, former mayor of Red Haven, and Kenneth Stone of Red J0:4S o'clock service. church social hall Friday night, Oc- day evening in the church. and 10:30 a. m.; Tuesdays, 2 p. m.;Bank, who died Wednesday of last, Bank. . *Over d Quarter Centurqof Dependabl^Economica! Service" The Sunday-school raily day pro- tober 17. Mrs. Asenath Higginson, Woman's Society of Christian children's Bible school and instruc- week, was held Saturday afternoon The funeral was held Saturday at gram will be presented at 7:30 p, chairman, would appreciate dona- Service will meet Tuesday after- tion for Sunday-school by teachers at the late residence, 140 Mon-the Scott funeral home, Belford, jn. The general theme is "Now Is tions of food or money from any noon at the home of Mrs. Philip from St. James school, Red Bank. mouth street, with Rev. Roger J, with Rev. William Hearn, pastor the Time." member of the congregation who Wentz of Farmlngdale, a former Squire, pastor of the Red Bank of the Middletown Baptist church, Touth fellowship meets Tuesday wishes to contribute to the success president of the society. OLD BRICK Methodist church, officiating. officiating. Burial was in Fair View at 7:30 p. m. of this event. The proceeds will The Men's club will meet Wednes- Marlboro The 'bearero • were William D. cemetery. Members of the Courity Ladles' Aid Society will, meet go toward the completion of pro- day night in the church. Motion Ashmore, Edwin C. Gilland, Ste- Gas company were the beartra. • . jects already under way by the so-picture entertainment will be a fea- 10:45 a. m. World-Wide Com- Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. munion Sunday Including a service phen H. LeQuier, Elmer R. Mitchell, Leon Pennington, 18 East'.- Sunset ciety. The tickets may be obtained ture. Refreshments will be served, Joseph H. Schenck and Leonard MRS. EDITH R. STAHL from any member of the Improve- for reception of new members) pas- avenue. Marthens. . \ , , Mrs. Edith R. Stahl; YS, of 38 /£ *^£ ment society. Members of the PRESBYTERIAN tor E. Bert Bante. Muslo at the A meeting of-the Sunday-school Thursday evening group will con- morning service will be furnished Burial was In Fair View ceme- Riverside avenue, died . Sunday officers -and teachers will be held Atlantic Highlands tery,' under the direction of the night at Monmouth.Memorial hos- AND A duct a bazar in conjunction with World Wide Communion will be by a girls' chorus' with Mrs. Clif- next Wednesday night at the home the supper. ' ford VanKlrk at the organ. - Worden funeral home. pital from an acute heart, attack. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fatten, observed Sunday at the 11 o'clock 62 Locust avenue. service. There will be a reception The consistory will meet next TRINITY EPISCOPAL of members and the sacrament of Thursday night In the church. Red Bank baptism. The choral music will be WHERE The Couples' club has arranged 'Rev. 'Robert H. Anderson, Jr., brought by the chancel choir. Thomas Manson MONUMENTS i to take care of little children dur- rector; has announced the following The minister will, speak;at the ing the morning worship while services for Sunday: Holy Com- 8 0,'clock evening service on the Because of the completeness their parents, attend church. Mrs. & Son, Inc. and beauty of our funeral , Harold Perry should be advised of The Oldest home, many are surprised at such cases by parents. St. George's by the" River Monument Manufacturing the modes! prices, and the The church attendance' crusade Waterman Ave'., one block south of Rumson Rd., many extras Included with , . Rumson, (Take Sen Bright Bus) i ' Pkonit Atl.hllc Hlihlind. 1-0825.W. and Retailing Company each memorial, regardless of The.Reverend George A. Robertshaw, Rector in Monmouth County" cost. Walter W. Plock 8:00 a,m. Holy Communion ~~ , .' la Memory's gar. • 8:110 a. m. Church School (For all children, stfes S to 18) • den • notttoment The answer is that we have - Tesxher of Singing A Graded School with present enrollment of 175 chil- ielh«a(a]«M«ray 'but one standard for all—the Tkurldiyi In N»w York dren. Faculty of 20 teachers. toperpetnata OUT lore aadlhoea fine$l in every caie—the same •oldem •••orlcs of bWppjr Metropolitan Opera Houia fltudloa 11:00 a. m. Morning; Service and Sermon by the Rector Your Expression of personal, considerate arrange* tO Savtntli Av.rnie. Atlantic Hi«hl«ndi The Carillon of 25 Bells will be played one-half hour menta regardless of price. before the Service. Mar we snow yon why Select True Remembrance > This Church welcomes you to Its services and assures you an Sure Granite and the Barre No other act of a normal tor a COMPLETE memorial, P«opl# bava loni auoclaud |ba hour of Christian worship Which ivlll help you through the week.' Guild Seal and Certinesle treso ••mi ol Scott with dlinlBid and Important when yon buy a man's life gives him mure that can be remembered with •rmp««bttlc iirvlca. To* naanar The Boys' Choir, under the direction of George A. Wilson, complete soul satisfaction ; pride, call us any time, day or In which all datilla art haadlad F.A.G.O, will sins; »t the 11 o'clock service. memorial? and U>« quiii Shelled Peas P"K" ^Preme RoisLXead 29° CreotnCheeseP. Asco Coffee ..bi;g -TIV- Ojc -f PUREST BRAND Concentratedrated- Mild Colored Che Rich, full bodied. Finest South. American'coffees! Orange Juice ;k;iQc v BIRDSEVK American ese Ideal. Coffee "=s-' 47c >ntf Chopped Spinach ^k°; 27° Heavy bodied. A new specially selected, blend. MIXED »•« Each VEGETABLES pks 2? ;t69cMuenster *«£ "Win-Crest Coffee139c 7^ BIKD8EYE OUT , Bleu Cheese »-59c Llflhler.bodied. Blend of Santas coffeoi, with vlgoroui Ustc. COFFI* •' vejtCom ';-23c ;.-T00H oiiced Apples8, H Margarine >« ^ J ?T*?H /cm/I SUPfiR MARKETS Tt* ,4.1 RED BANKfflGISTEft, OCTOBER 2.1947. One Second's carelessness can cause the loss of many lives ancl of many millions of dollars in property value. One second's carelessness—and your life, your property may pay the penalty! Maybe you don't like, being talked to like a forgetful schoolboy, but fire destruc- tion isjtoo serious for any soft-pedal appeals. YOU do the smoking; YOU light the fires'; YOU pile up the papers, oil-soaked rags and inflammable fluids; YOU risk using faulty electric appliances another day and another .'. . . Of course you don't want to start a fire, or see your property burned to the ground or your families suffering the agony of serious —even fatal burns! But that "second's oversight, even though unintentional, is all it takes —then it's too late even 'for repentance! ^ * Fire Prevention Week,lQctober PROTECT... THE FIREMAN SAYS: your home and prop- "Most fires are due to care- erty from destruction leitneu and neglect, and .-When Ore struct a, home, by hvd Have us make could easily' have been It; usually does » oom- a compie.ie. check-up avoided!" 'jhste Job of It vFull cov- of your wiring this , emfe lmunmco win pro- week. Call Red Bank Let Us Help You When .^fert' y°u completely from •without Fire destroys A Careless Match... Fire Strikes ;>tt)9]. ravage* cosily! Be protected / ; Phone 6-2100 OF RED BANK, N. J. 18 Whitest. Red Bank MORTGAGE LOANS/ against fire losses—in- Vpstain, Boom S" Broad & Mechanic Sts., surance, is" sii inexpen- Member of Federal Beterve System ^ Red Bank's Leading sive. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Electric Shop 77 Broad St. Phono 6-2141 Red Bank Allaire & Son Agency Inc. Walker & Tindall Realtors and Insurors Insurance is your only protection against 19 E. Front St., Red Bank suoh a tragedy. Phone R. B^B-2776 FIRE! 10 MONMOUTH ST. Tel. 6-3450 RED BANK CAUSE... Overheated Furnace RESULT .. . A Family Without A Home BUT... This family was protected by insurance ... Are you? If not, you better play safe and take out a policy . . . It's cheaper to be insured! % SWARTZ - MACKLIN Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE • TEL. "6-3121 FIRE IS A MURDERER 8 WHITE ST. RED BANK This Is Fire Prevention Week. Make It A Year 'Round HabitI Protect Your Property Last year over ten thousand people lost their lives because of DESTROYED BY FIRE fire. Carelessness with cigarettes murdered some in their beds. Others lost their lives fighting fifes other people started. Property from FIRE LOSS losses last year were well over five hundred million—an increase of It's only a matter of observing simple pre- ' one hundred million over the previous year. caution—and you can save your property Most fires don't have to' happen. The majority are caused by from destruction by consuming flame. sheer carelessness. Why not do your part bv helping your city ..PREVENT FIRES this week and every week? \ PUT OU7 fireplaces, cigarettes, bonfire*, matches; THROW OUT inflammable Take these precautions: fluids, papers, rags. „ DON'T THROW AWAY MATCHES OR. CIGARETTE BUTTS UNTIL YOU ARE SURE THEY ARE OUT. This family did not expect their home to bo HOME»FARM»FACTORY AVOID SMOKING IN WOODED AREAS. destroyed but it was. If your home is destroyed NEVER USE INFLAMMABLE CLEANING FLUIDS will insurance pay tlie loss to building and con- Give, yourself the final safeguard of ade- BE SURE YOUR ELECTRIC WIRING IS ADEQUATE AND tents? iMtike sure Ihal it will by soeing us and quate fire insurance, to assure you com- getting 'insuirunco that will FULLY cover you. ' SOUND. pensation should your property "go up • CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT THE MINUTE YOU DE- ' Before You Buy, Burn or Borrow in smoke." We are your insurance TECTFIRE. specialists ... " LOCATE' YOUR NEAREST NEIGHBORHOOD FIRE ALARM BOX. .- • • Joseph G. McCue Agency ttldge-ttbta" Rumson \r Phone RU 1-0444 nr 6b BROAD STREET RED BANK 183 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Ph. R. B. 6-1470 Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES Phone R. B. 6-0250 . . -if RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER % 1947. Paee'Niiie Sand-Postel Entertain Faculty Fort Monmouth Atlantic Highlands Athletic Field *TWt Read Thi|., Engagement Told Of Adult School Televises Pigeons M you wafit te pay high prlc*i for Teacher Engaged Work Started Venetian Blinds—If you taut Mr. and Mrs. William Q. Sand of • Welcoming the new members of i Fort Monmouth homing pigeons wholesale prices **^ Elizabeth Crocker Highlands Lions Get Keansburg, announce the engage- the faculty of the Monmouth Adult were on the air by television Thurs- Phone Atlantic ment and forthcoming marriage of school, a reception was held at the day night over station WNBT-4 1-0920-W To Wed John Rowan Report On Memorial their daughter. Miss La Verne Sand, King's highway, Middletown, home through arrangements made by to Harry J. Pbstel, Jr., of Elberon, of Captain and Mrs. Willis C. Con- Brig. Gen. Francis .H. Lanahan, Jr., son of Mrs. Helen Postel of Ocean- over, with Dr. Ross, director of commanding general at the fort. ' Mr. and Mn. Fred L. Crocker of It was announced Tuesday night adult education work of New York Freehold have announced the en-, at the Highlands Lions dub meet- port, and the late Harry J. Postel, Dr. Henry T. Ycagly, whose- ar- 5x7 Enlargement Free former police magistrate of Ocean- university, and Mrs* Ross as special With Each Roll Developed gsjrement of their daughter, Miss ing at Cedar inn that work has guests of honor. ticle on pigeons recently appeared Elisabeth Jean* Crocker, to John begun to cleaning off the land on port. The wedding will take place in Life magazine, was present dur- Big Oversize Prints Joseph Rowan,' son of Mrs. Theresa the north side of Neveslnk avenue November 8. . As an acknowledgment of the co- ing the broadcast and explained by 8 Ex 40 12 Ex. ___ M to be used as an athletlo field, spon- operation received by the Adult means of televised maps the»ex- Rowan of Atlantic Highland!, and .Both Miss Sand and Mr. Postel 10 Ex. .63 35 MM : 1.00 the.'late N. Francli Rowan. Mo date sored by the Living War Memorial are graduates of Red Bank Cath- school from New York university, periments which are. being carried has been set for the weddlhgr, ; committee. olio high school. Miss Sand Is al- members of the board of governors .on under his direction at Pennsyl- Photo' Service Box 485, Bed Bank the tract -was donated several so a graduate of the Manai school of the adult school extended their vania State college. weeks ago to the committee by In New York city, and u employed thanks to Dr. Ross. The occasion GET OUR — Haik Kavookjian with the provis- by Dr. Stuart Z. Hawkes of New- was also marked by the formal in-' ion that It.would be used only as troduction of new Instructors and HIGH CASH PRICE ark.. Mr. Postel Is a former Army lecturers of the school to members . Fair Haven an athletio field. The area is lo- captain, having served with the 1st cated in the rear of Dennett's real of the board of governors. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Schafer of • ALL MODELS U. s. Infantry division in Europe, , Among ,the (acuity members pres- estate office. , ' .'.'.- Pittsburgh, Pa., have been visiting •ALL MAKES Fred Kieferdorf and Sam Sllber- ent were Prof. N. J, Brines of Rut- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sansorn of Mc- gers university, Michael Lenson, Carter avenue. Richard Sansom, U. • ANY YEAR btati were appointed members of Sea Bright former director of the Newark the program committee to assist In S. Marine Corps, who is stationed Drive In or Pbon* ' making arrangements for the barn School of Fine Arts; O. Fred Rost, In North Carolina, spent the week- Members of the' chancyel choir 'of the Presbyterian church, Monday, October 27, is the -date publisher of Electrical World, and end at his home here. . PACKARD—RED BANK dance to be held November 1 at the set for the sRth annual dinner of Mrs. Rost; Edith S. Lord, teacher Jackson hotel Atlantic Highlands, who will be heard in appropriate selections at Mrs. Henry Jeffery of Fair Haven Kelly Building . the World-Wide Communion service Sunday at 11 o'clock in that the ladies' auxiliary of the fire de- of languages at Red Bank high It was also announced at' the partment to be held at Star Dust school, and Geza deVegh, sculptor, road was one of the prize winners Harding Koad at Broad 8t meeting that the Property Owners church. In the needlework exhibits at Tr»n- Front row^ left to right—Mrs. William H.Hadfleld, treasurer; Inn, Red Bank. Mrs. Rita Douglaa ceramlclst and proprietor of Old association is supporting the Po- will be toaatmaster and the com- Tlnton Falls mill, and Mrs. DeVegrh. ton State fair. Mrs. Jeffery received R. B. 6-0428 lice Athletic league and has pur- Miss Leslie H. Correal, Miss Martha Dowling, Mrs. John Irwln, first prize for a knitted bed jacket Mrs. George Ploger, Mrs. Hunter Pollock. Back row: left to right- ,mittee comprises Mrs. Emily Wag- Governors of the school present chased basketball uniforms for ner, Mrs. Inez Sutter and Mrs. included Dr. Charles A. Wolbach, and first prize for a, baby sacquc. fi members of that organization. ,A» William H. Hadfleld, Robert K. Means, Mrs. Robert K. Means, • Rudolph Quackenbush, Mrs. Aline Rauscher, organist and direc- Genevleve Tllton. Sixty reaerva- Mrs. John Galm, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Reports of last week's bazar will aemblyman J. Stanley Herbert wtt tlons have been made. ry Green, Mr. and MM. J. William be made at the meeting of the Phone R. B. 6-4275 address the club October 14. tor; James Rudd, Mrs. James Budd and Hunter Pollock, president of the choir. Daughters of Rebekah lodge will Helm, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Mc- Woman's Society of Christian Ser- meet tomorrow night, with Mrs. Vey, Dr. and Mrs. Wylle G. Pate vice this afternoon at the home of State House Letter Louise Fowler and Mrs. Sarah Lay- and Donald W. White. Mrs. M. Floyd Smith on River i-oad. Port Monmouth at the yacht harbor. The Lions ton acting as hostesses. Refresh- The bazar proceeds amounted to UNITED By MILTON LEVY will hold a meeting next Monday ments will be served after the bus- $140. Trenton, October 2—(AP)—Gov. John E. Bennett preached the night at the Homestead,inn. iness session. Navy Day Chairmen Rev.' John Klrby, Jr., the new SIGNS and SERVICE Drltcoll has come up fighting morning and evening services Sun- Led by Chief William Gerkena, Mrs. Ceclle Frankel and Mrs. pastor of the Methodist church, will HISS ELIZABETH CROCKER against high food prices. Feature day at the Keyport Methodist about ten members of the fire de- Clara Slocum were hostesses Named For County preach his' first sermon here Sun- church. . ' partment attfcndcd the stato flre- at last Friday night's meeting of Specializing in Miss Crocker Is a graduate of of his attack on "abnormally high day, Ho succeeds Rev. E. Harrison mark-ups" on food items is a plan Miss Eva Eckersqn, Miss Beatrice men'a convention at Trenton Sat- the Sons and Daughters of Liberty Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll has been Card & Paper Signs Cathedral Catholic high school at urday and visited tho stato fair. meeting. Cloud, who is retiring from the Trenton, and attended Seton Hill to reactivate the community ser- Bennett and Jack Strominger,'all of named executive chairman of New ministry. • '..-•.' Summit, spent the week-end with Henry Rich will- return to work The interior of the Methodist par- Jersey and Alfred J. • Llppman, 15 Monmouth Street, college at QreenabUT& Fa, She also vices division of flew Jersey's war- Monday after a two .weeks' vaca- sonage has been cleaned and reno- Henry Hallcntiake of Willow time Civilian Defense organization. Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett. Shrewsbury, chairman for Mon- Bed Bank, N. J. -was graduated from New Jersey tion In which ho visited tho South- vated preparatory to the occupancy mouth county, for the observance street has been spending a vaca- College for Women, and is a mem- The state CD; group,' Driscoll has Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franklin ern states. of the new pastor and family. tion at Essex Center, Vt. ber of the Atlantic Highlands high suggested, might have some effect have announced the marriage of October 27 of Navy Day which will their daughter, Miss Ruth Marie Tho'American Legion post will Pupils perfect In .attendance at be nationally sponsored by the school faculty, on the prices by: hold an election,of officers October Navy League of the United States. (1) Furnishing information on Franljlln, to Sidney VanPelt of the Sea Bright school for' Septem- Mr. Rowan* was graduated from 8. Jerry Rich is the present com- ber are listed as follows: Members of the Monmouth com- Atlantic Highlands high school, and "good buys." Eatontown. The couple will reside mande.'. attended Monmouth Junior college. (2) Promoting voluntary ration- In Eatontown. ' • Beglnnere,- first and second gradss— mittee, in addition to Mr. Lippman, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Mr. and Mrs; Frederick Dempsey Leslie Covert, Billy Drummond, Thomas are Co-chairman, Dr. C. Doug!a3 Egans of Harding Road During the war he served in the ing. ' of Memorial parkway, are parents Garland, Robert Lovgren,' Sh»ldon Nel- Hoyt, Red Bank; Capt. Andrew G. Navy, for three yearn, and Is how (S) Policing "that minority of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bernmann and of a son bo'rn Saturday at Mon- son, Peter Pen-lne, Alfred Roger*, Bobby general manager of the Bills office Mr, and Mrs. "Paul Champagne visit- Rogers, Jack Steelman, Michael Van- Shepard, commander of tho Naval — SUGGEST — wholesalers and retailers which mouth Memorial hospital. Doeren, William Ward, Edward Woods, depot at Earle; J. Stanley Herbert, supply company of Bed Bank and seeka, through excessive mark-up, ed Trenton State fair Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Platky of Robert Tackttt, Caroline Gould, Mary Sea Girt; Major George A. Smock, Asbury Park. . to take advantage of an inevitable Mrs. Arthur Hennlngsen, Jr., is Fourth avenue, are (parents 'hf a Ellen Grassln, Dorothy Hauser, Frances Asbury Park; Major Paul Klernan, on the s)ck list. Hock, Joy West. Catherine Van Doeren. by-product of the war." daughter born Sunday at Mon- Third and' .fourth Brides—Virginia Long Branch; Freeholder James Long Lasting Greens • • The governor was scheduled to The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire mouth Memorial hospital. ' '• : Chamberlain, Judy Ellenberger, Stanley Farkes, Rumson; Frank Durand, Clubwomen Have confer this week«, with Leonard company held a- bus ride to Asbury Fowler. Mary Ann Peamon, Corllu Rld- Jr., Sea Girt; Burton Doremus, Red Park Friday. ' ', Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Dolaney of lile, William Rock, . Thoman Rogers, Dreyfuss, former head of the com- First avenue are parents of a Bon Elaine Welch. Hope Wood, John Zurich. Bank; James H. F. McClasUer, Sea Bring us your favorite bowl, vase, or •''• Sewing Session munity services division of 'the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kolb and son born Friday, at Monmouth Memor- Fifth and sixth grades—John Garnor, Bright; Edwin W. Irwin, Red O.C.D. William and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stephen Rife.'John Welch, Elaine'West, Bank; Frank F. Blalsdcll, Middle- Dresses for distribution by the ial hospital. Mamie Lee Belton, Terry Salmon. even soup tureen—for an artistic green DTlacoll said last Monday "there Hennlngsen, Jr., attended the Tren- Seventh and eighth gradu—Billy town; Dr. C. Byron Blalsdell, Long Red Bank Public Health Nursing ton State i fair Saturday. Branch; and George Zuckerman 1 association were made at^a box- is some evidence of collusion on Fowler, Jamat Ryan, Augustine Smith, the part of a few merchants to George Fields, Jr., and his grand- East Keansburg Robert Conk, * Chs.rle«- EUenbtffrer, and Morris Miller of Shrewsbury. • arrangement made to fit in any spot in luncheon sowing meeting'ot the mother attended the rodep at Mad- Frank Farber, Joseph Zurich, Paula Co- welfare department of the - Red maintain abnormally high mark- vert,-Shirley Dlllone, Sally Galnes. 'Bar- The Lions, club. Is sponsoring a ups" on food items. He added that ison Square Garden, New York Bayshore "Cbmnnittitjri-church will Hara Tackett, Betty Lovgren, Joanna your home. Bank Woman's club Tuesday at the hold a rally at 10 "a. im.; Sunday. Pearson. Beryl Rock, Mary Lou Schlef- dinner October 21 to be held at the organized shopping might uncover city last week. • • j. r. ; Molly Pitcher hotel, at which th'ero clubhouse.' Mrs. Charles Rl Eng- Mrs, McCabe and children, Ar- The Women's guild held ari' apron fer. Audrty Wall. lish and Miss Florence Kj^de.1 were cases of conspiracy to maintain will be a guest speaker. ' GREENHOUSES ON HARDING RD. AT HARBISON AVE. high prices so that the federal gov- thur ' and- Maureen, returned ; to party Wednesday of last week at The first meeting of the Home in charge,; ,,. •,„• the church hall. Music was provid- and School association for the new. ernment could institute court ac- their home In Jersey City alter RtdB.nk 6-2680. We deliver.—Adver. ' '. PHONE B. B. 6-1443 Mrs. H..,R. WeiVbeche? did' the tion. He reported he was seeking spending several days here witn ed by Miss Anne Shaw on her achoo) year will be held next Thurs- boutonnleres- veiling and dross acues- cutting for the dresses, and sewing t/umpet and Mrs. Grace Salvidgc day at 3:15 p. m. at -the school. Broad .street.—:AdvertlscmeHt. 1 information on available federal as- Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner. ' - work was supervised by Mrs . Grace sistance jn checking the' splraltng Misses Ida Moun, Gloria Wera«, on the plano-accordion. • The re- Blddle. Others present were Mrs. Carmella Carotenuto and Roalne freshment committee was Mrs. «rai!F1»BaeTMra?HeHhaHrunE E. Smith, Mrs. Harold 8. Mable, TStlonllftf. The goverrior!s_/attacfc on high selecting their gowns for Miss and Mrs. Blanche Gardnor,.and the Mrs. Leslie,D. Seely, Mrs. Harri- Moun'j wedding October 26. j entertainment committee Miss Anno son Bailee,. Mrs. Thomas; ;yo6rh!s, prices came simultaneously with.a : blast at federal farm parity prices. Mrs. James Sheridan and ion Shaw, Miss Grace Spann and Mrs Mrs. Voseph E. Carroll, Mrs. ^L. M.' Philip and nephew, Joseph -Docker, Emily Oberle. Hoffmann, Mi's Bertha Krldel and He attributed high prices to six all of Jersey City, have closed their Elsie .Ruth Hogan. daughter of «!™!acS^ ^Tifra?iTsp^w!TrijiSBi controls." The other factors he Frank Petruzzl and ion Francis baptized' Sunday at Bayshore Com brunch luncheon and card party of Brooklyn spent Saturday at theh; munjty church by Rev. John P, Thursday, October 16, at the club- outlined were: t •"; Eullr, pastor, Sponsors were Mr, "Inadequate consumer Informa- cottage here. ' "1 house, -with Mrs. English and Mrs. Mrs. T. C. Adams has built a new and Mrs. John Adams, Harrison Bance as chairmen, ThtJ tion; a marketing system that Is neither completely free ..enterprise chimney on her cottage. The Civic aaaociation will hold its next department meeting will be next meeting at. 9 p. m. October 9, Tuesday, October 28. nor controled; high taxes; greed and speculation,' and International at the flre house. obligations." Atlantic Highlands The Mothers" clubs of the Scouts and Brownies held a cake sale Friends Give Party He criticized parity prices as The fire department at a meet- we on Friday afternoon. The Girl Scouts causing overproduction of some ing Monday rilght, discussed plans are .selling Christmas cards. For Miss Lentini foods and, underproduction of otlv for constructing an athletio field ers. He hit especially at the potato on newly bought ground. A miscellaneous shower was giv- purchasing program, which he said, The Young People's fellowship Sea Bright Church en for Miss Mary Lentini of East has placed over 38,000,000 pounds in of'"the Presbyterian church will Sunset avenue by a group of government storage, as compared have' as gueBt speaker Sunday, Rev. To Hold Hymn Sing friends Saturday at St. Anthony's to 3,000,000 last year. Donald Jacobs of Poplar Bluff, Mo., at these low prices hall. Gifts were placed beneath an Aiiertlng an "utter lack of con- who will present a program of A community hymn sing will be umbrella, and decorations were all fidence in governmental ability to niagio tricks and will give a, magic held next Tuesday night at 7:30 white. meet critical Issues has resulted chalk talk. Bev. Jacobs will be o'clock in the Sea Bright Metho- Guests were Mn. Teraflna Pala- from recent confusing statements guest speaker at the Sunday even- dist church, the proceeds of a col- dlno, Mrs. Fanny Buonano, Mrs. emanating from Washington," Drls ing service, his topic being "Where lection to be used by the women's Catherine Lentini,. Mrs. Josephine coll said "it is important that we Are the Dead?", an expose of magic society ol the church to help pay Now! Qlamour Furs Can Fit Pellati, Mrs, Jenny Castor, Mrs. adopt a definite policy that would tricks and doctrines. for the repairs which have been Jenny Feeney, Mrs. Antoinette Gar- recognise) the relationship between ,' Kev.- Roy Williams', Jr., and Bar- made on the parsonage. The pro- ruto, Mrs. Forgle Lombardl, Mrs. pegged production prices, h'gh bara, Helen and Stanley Foley at- gram will be under the direction of Your Budget Mabel Phillips, Mrs. Vinzie Bam- taxes, high wages and high con- tended, the New Jersey Methodist the Sunday-school, with Mrs. John perio, Mrs. Mamie Mazzucca, Mrs. sumer prices." conference at Ocean City. Lindsay at the organ and Wilbur Helen Gatta, Mrs. Maria Mazzucca, At a regular meeting Monday Gardner at the piano. The hymn Mrs. Anthony Foggia, Mrs. Grace He recommended "an immediate titles will ba selected by the. au- Heffner, Mrs. Rose Mazzucca, Mrs. governmental curb on grain specu- night, the Lions club discussed plans for aiding the local Sea dience, and a welcome will be ex- YOU SAVE 50.00 ON Angle DeGeorge, Mrs. Jenny Mac- lation," similar to stock market re- tended to the new pastor, Rev. J. zaroppl, Mrs. Anthony Palssky, strictions, and a return to war- Scouts in their November minstrel ahow. That show is being staged to Si Eldrldge, who was formerly pas- Mrs. Lucy Caro,. Mrs. Anna Licarl, time "gray" bread to conserve grain tor at Burlington. Mrs. Mary Marino, Mrs. Antoinette supplies for export to the "starv- raise funds to construct a building Chleffalo, Mrs. Josephine Cell!. ing masses of Western Europe." Mrs. Gladys Bryan, Mrs. Marga- , He likewise advocated home can- ret Coates; Mrs. Mildred Mazzucca, ning and gardening activities of MOUTON Mrs. Josephine Alexander, Mrs. the war years, and the conservation Henry Richards, Mrs, Margaret of oorn by encouraging farmers to Mahnello, Mrs. Rose Itrl, Mrs. market hogs at weights between Christine Diletto, Mrs. John Capri- 178 and 310 pounds, rather than at at this Special Price of Only onl, MrB. Sam Sacco, Mrs. Barbara higher poundage. Mazza, Mrs. Vincle Fontano and Drltcoll emphasized "the. one Misses Josephine Tlnnerino, An- thing that government cannot af- toinette Pellengrlno, -Mary Foggia, ford to do it—to do nothing. Gov- t • Josephine Buoano, Mildred Phillips, ernment must at all times be alert Rose Leport, Jenny Leport, An- 99 to the needs of all the people. It toinette Ramperto, Betty Eplfs.no, must exert every effort possible to Esther Crelln, Jeaflna Miller, Marge meet and solve every problem af- Who can resist tho glamour of Mouto'n, or resist buying Beagon, Mildred Hulae, Gloria fecting the Interests of the people." one of these luxurious fur coats, including ,tho famous Chlaravalottl, Theresa Valtl, Anna He alia said he would attempt to Caprlonl, Eleanor Pellati, Mildred develop an Integrated regional pro- Laskins, at this drastically reduced-price . . . Deep, /Ingor- Netterman and Antoinette D'Ono- gram through conferences with soft texture, styled for today* with' full sweeping backs. frio. •" * ' governors of neighboring states, In addition to meetings of producers, And warm tool Plus Vogel's reputation as ."Furriers distributors, retailers and consum. Since 1805." Church Classes •rs. At Freehold Taxes . The dlitrlct council of rtlliiom There was another round this education has sponsored four lead- past week in another Driscoll bout KEEP YOUR HOME ership training cissies to be held —this against the federal govern- Mink Magnificence tn at the Freehold Reformed church ment'! hold on certain tax fields at 7:30 p.m., on'the following dates: deemed by th» governor to be with- . October 6, subject, "Visual Aid", in the scope of state control. IN GOOD REPAIR sound picture "How.to Teach with Reporting on a two-day confer- •Films". ence in Chicago to discuss federal- Your horn* needs conhtaht attention to protect It from MUSKRAT October IS subject, "The Goi- stat* taxes, Driscoll aaid there was pela", Instructor Prof. Bruce Met- the ravages of time and weather. Protect your Invest- general agreement that the federal ment by keeping' It shlp-ahape at all times. A new coat ier, Princeton Theological semin- government should give up Its FOR ary. of paint ... a new roof will add years to the life of your present 1H% gasoline tax and that ONLY October 20, subject, "Teaching the states should gradually with- house 19900 Methods", Instructor, Mrs. Imogens draw from the Income tax field. McPlicrnon, Protestant Council, Vug-els superb collci'lion of Musknil iiiu^l lie soon to Driscoll participated In the con- New York city. WE WILL PROVIDE THE CASH bo ripprcciatcd. Visit •'•'•' ' • ' •)' :'"• Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Schanck of JUST CALL FOB AM ESTIMATE West Keansburg are the parents of Casuals, For Town a daughter born Tuesday of last week at Rlvervlew hospital. & Country ,...'. $25 up Mr." and Mrs; Robert Helfrich of Standard Awning Co. West Keansburg are the parents of SIZES 10-20 a son born Wednesday, of last week 35 East frpritSt.. R. Bi 6*0696 at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Fifth Lecture Series-1947 Mrs.' Mary Schwark, Mrs. Ada C. E. MORALLER, Prop. Eat. 1827 Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vogue Gowns Vogue Gowns, Inc. Clark and sons, Edward and Ar- Thursday, October 16th, 8:30 P. M. thur, visited the Luray Cavetns in 1210 Baymond Blvd., Alienhunt Plaxa, . Virginia, and spent two days in MAX LERNER • Newark, N. J. Allenhurst, N. J. Washington, D. C, last week. THOMAS L. BELL, JR. Mrs. Kathryn Ehlert of Jackson FREEHOLD PUBLIC MARKET Author - Commentator - Journalist ; OCR ALLENHUBST SHOP Heights, L. I., has announced the Mr. Bell .prepared for college at engagement of her daughter Vir- the College High School In Mont- "America and the Crises of Our Time" Will Remain Open the Entire Tear. ginia, to Thomas Boylan, son of dair. His college education was in Mrs. Kathleen and, the late Joseph ' "Sells Everything" terrupted with threo years service Boylan of Keahsburg. Sunday, November 9th, 8:30 P. M. in the Army. He was a lieutenant Court St. Ann, Catholic Daugh- —AT— in the ordnance department and ters of America, will observe Its served overseas In Italy* ' 23d anniversary with a turkey din DR. CARL HERMANN VOSS At M.I.T. Mr. Bell was.a dean's ner next week at Buck Smith's ta- .... lecturer • Traveler - Writer _ v list student and cowed on the var-.vern. sity crew in the intercollegiate The Parent Teachers association "Middle East-—Pawn of Power Polltlos" here's help tor races at Poughkeepsie and Seattle V of St. Ann's school will hold its last spring. A member of Sigma meetings every second Friday' of Chi, Mr. Bell "was president of the Z LOT KIN the month at 7:30 p.m. in the beat-up budgets M.I.T. chapter during his senior school. Sunday, December 7th, 8:30 P. M. year. As an undergraduate he was Mr. and Mss. Arthur Thon and PROF. EDUARD C. LINDEMAN Had enough of high prices? Why lit back a member of the Freshmen Couri children, James and Doris, at- and pay—pay—pay? We think that there cil, the Quadrangle club, the Walk- tended a farewell party for Mr. " '." BecenS Advisor to British Army it one way you can really make a sav- er Memorial committee, the Bud- Thon's brother, William E. Thon of ings—on the coit of heating your' house. get committee, and the Beaver Key Fort Clyde, Me,, given Sunday on When it comet to quality heating, the society. Staten Island. Mr. Thon and his *' "Morality For An Atomic Age" General Electric oil-fired boiler really has He is now employed by Double- wife are leaving for Rome for COLT'S NECK ROAD, FREEHOLD, N. J. the stuff. Provides year 'round domestic day and company of New York. ear, after winning a scholarship hot water, too. But barken to this: G.E. i painting from the Metropolitan All Lectures at operates on a fuel rate so low that it can Leonardo rt museum. , make a weighty difference in the fuel , The Pariah House club of St. ,|VERT TU ESDAY NIGHT budget Don't just take our word for it— Mr, and Mrs. Robert Search and Mark's met last week at the homo Mechanic Street School Auditorium COMPARE COSTS WITH OUR FREE HEAT-SURVEY daughter Jane attended the wed- Mrs. Frelda Krayle on John Maybe you'll be surprised at what you ding Saturday of Mr. Search's treef. The special iprlze was won Alls' UNDER COVER Red BanK^N. J. ; 4-" now pay for haating, compared to the nophew, Gordon Search of Nor- y Mrs. R, Carhart. The next meet ~~- ' • . • Mid *H* ji /,,' h-. economy of a General Electric. If our wood, Pa., to Miss Naomi Davidson, ing of the club wilt be held October survey turns up real savings, it won't also of Norwood.... at the home of Mrs. Peggy Hl'g- Clothing, Furnfture, Produce, Eggs, Hardware, surprise u», because, in the past— The Baptist church-school will lns,' 384' Port Monmouth road, Sponsored"by . • • ''?/''.,;;•.;' •"• observe rally day and promotion East Keansburg. OWNERS HAVE REPORTEO--FUEL SAVINGS 8% tl 51%' Sunday, October 5, at the church- The monthly me sting of the La- Radios, Farm ('Machinery, Shrubbery, Poultry. school session at 9:45 n.m. Awards XfJFl GENERAL^ ELECTRIC will Be presented and cefTiHoates of 7 RIO-BAHIHIEWISH GOpUNITY^GENfER AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT promotion will be awarded. An In- 'clock, at the clubhouse. 8eries Subscription $2.40-(tax lnoiad«d) teresting program has been pre- The monthly meeting of Keans- Concessions Available pared for the occasion. An invlta- urg .post, Veterans of Foreign •'•'••••••..••• .•' . ' I. • .*Jwrt^*ASM|jaftfrt! Tickets i^ylM^Ba^^riBS^tf^^^ripl^; FRED D uho would like io come. omorrow night at 8 o'clock. 'Tickets BED BANK Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eastman of Keansburg Firs company will mouth Valet Service, Monmouth St^ Mltier Supply OoJjW»»t Front PHONE K. B. 6-0551. Portland, Ore., entertained toy j»meet at the Manning place, flre- BMGAINS GALORE St.; Norman's, Wallace ;St., all la Red Bank; ;or by writing « few days Mrs. Eastman's mother, housa tomorrow night, Poplar Ave<, Fair Haven,'Tf."Jr'' ' V Mi's. Joseph Wade of this place, at The Parent-Teachers association •"""D D. V.U^.OKF CO. Jthe Hotel Pennsylvania, New York if St. Ann's school will meet tomor- AMAZING!" <^entleiuen i city. THMrsday, Mrs. Eastman "en- ow night in the school, , Please measure my house for a G-E Home Heat-jurvey—FREE. tertained at tea In honor, of her Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schneider mother and Mrs. Wade's slstenf, -e parents of a son born last Name • • Mrs. Franklin Herrmann of Flat- Thursday at Monmouth Memorial Addrets- _ Town- bush, Mrs. Harry Buckley of Blue hospital. - Point, TJ. I., end Mrs. C. Westma- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cpllo of cott of New. York. . . Maple, avenue, are parents of a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Speckman daughter born Saturday at.Mon- and children, Henry and Joanne, of mouth Memorial hospital. New York passed the week-end at Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ruhman of ;he Speckman bungalow here. Ocean avenue, are-parents1 of a Mrs. Frank Jackson had asdaughter born Sunday at Rlver- guests for a few days, Mrs. D. E, vlew hospital. • t • • McDonald of Lynbrook, L. I. James V. Gallagher, Jr., of Ne- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. VanDeWatcr vada avenue, has entered Seton LOOK aturned home Monday evening Hall college at South Orange. from a visit of a few days,with Mr. VanDcWater's sister and her hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hummel Highlands of New Paltz, N. Y. Hev. J. Hlllman Coffee, Methodist J. Ryan and son James and minister, wh] teturned Irom the I have a WONDERFUL BUY nephews Alec and Gordon of New Jerajy Mothodist conference Kearny passed the week-end at at Ocean City Monday, reports that' erring their bungalow on the boulevard. he has been assigned tq the. High- in SHORE PROPERTY Mr. and Mrs. James White were lands palish for another year. Mrj. among those who attended the Coffee played the vlbraharp at sev- Trenton State fair. eral meetings at the conference. —of— Well located ori the Shrewsbury River. Rev. and Mrs. Ellwood S. Wolf Fcrrenz and "Taylor, architects and Mrs. Louis Merlgold of this for the new Methodist church, will place and Mrs. Ralph Pease of Mld- bo charged with arranging for the dletown attended Tuesday evonlhg bidding this week. The congrega- meeting of leaders of Christian tion has collected enough money to education In the churches of the start construction, A fine DUPLEX HOUSE Monmouth Baptist association at A special service Sunday, mark- the Freehold Baptist church. Ing "World Wide Communion Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth, ac- day" will be held at 'the Methodist FURNISHED companied by Benton McArthur of church. this place, Mrs, Russell VanHouten The Fellowship circle of the AYS' of Elberon and Misa Elizabeth Methodist church will meet Tues- Buyer can move right in. Sweeting of Red< Banl; spent Sat- day night at the home of Mrs. urday at Trenton, where they at- Lester Whitfleld. tended ihe state fair. On Sunday Mayor and Mrs. A. Meade Rob- Mr. adS Mrs. Worth and Mr. Mc- ertson spent Saturday and Sunday LUNCHEONETTE, ICE CREAM Arthuf spent*the day- with Mr. in New York. While there, they saw Worth's daughter and her husband the musical •how, "Oklahoma." Mr. jlnd Mrs. VanHouten. ' ' Mayor Hobertson return! to work and Price, $10,000 Joseph. Walsh of Brooklyn was a today for the Central railroad after wcok-end guest, at the. home a vacation of two weeks. Cq/mo O'Nell and family. Mrs. Helen LaMarr and Mrs. lira. h. Boeckel and Mrs. William Claudia Bomhard were .hostesses CONFECTIONERY Ast spent Thursday at Newark, Wednesday, night of last week at IT'S A STEAL for GOOD SHORE where they attended a show and en' the meeting of the Water Witch joyed dinner. On Saturday Mr. and social club. Plans were discussed Mrs. Ast and children, Donald, about the club's visit to New York PROPERTY, and I MEAN IT. Dorothy and Alfred and Mr, and next Wednesday, at which time Mrs, Alfred Groves enjoyed fire- they- will see "Flnian's Rainbow." men's day at the Trenton fair. Mrs. Laura Kublystepped off the 6 The Good Fellowship club of th< sidewalk on Bay avenue last week Brentwood hotel Is planning i and Injured her leg. Three itltchei dance at the Brentwood Saturda; were taken In a out AT 8 WEST FRONT ST., RED BANK Get in touch with me at once evening, November 1. ' Betram Perry was Installed last Mr. and Mrs. William Williams week ai commander of the Amer- (FORMEBL* HESSE'S) are spending a few days with thel ican Legion post. . * daughter, Mrs. Agnea Russell o: The mayor and borough council Port Richmond,.Staten Island. held a special meeting Monday Mrs.,William Hogan has roturne night at which they. Ironed out dif- A business man's hot lunch will be served daily and we will be at your service at to her home in Jersey City after ficulties confronting the Pittiburg HERBERT HANNAH wook-ond visit with her daughter,. Pipe Cleaning company In cleaning anytime during the day or evening for a tasty mack. Mrs, James Grodeska and family, borough mains. who returned to Jersey City with Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers are 514 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. Mri, HoRan for a few days. spending a vacation motoring in We will also cater to banquets, weddings and other parties. Cadet Lieut. J. Putnam Brodsky, New England. . ,_ Tel. Sea Bright 2-0208 ton of Mr, nnd Mrs. John Brodsky, Mr, and Mrs, Severt Walstrotn has returned to the New York Mil- have moved to Atlantic Highlands. Whitman's Chocolates and Schrafft's Candies will be featured in our confectionery itary academy at Cornwall, N, Y, ' Mrs. Nettle Jackson is ill at her Mr. and Mrs, Froderlck H. Rabbe, home. , department. . who have been spending the sum- A new television set has been mer with Mra. Rabbe'a parents, Installed at the Shore hotel on Bay Mr. and Mrs. A, Stanley Knowicn, avenue. '.jnmoulb County Surrofatt't Oflk*. dtl.li »nd damnndi >ii>lmt Kit said el •returned to Somoi'villfl yesterday, In Ilia mutter (if th« ramie of 1,11. tnte, under oath, within iix monthi Mr.), Graco Raymond, who lived from tht duta of tho tforeinld on|cr, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE am Hi Mucker, dcciutieii, Notice In Mrs. Edward Burilffo, who has on Llndrn avonuo, tias moved to treiutort tu pttjitnt claims niriiliml ei- or theK will he forever burred of theli been a medical patient at Mon-Son Bright. Ultt, . ' /' notlsna therefor ngnlnit the mid tub' tcrlber.• . mouth Memorial hospital, linn - re- A HuHowoen dance will be hold '-Pilriut.nl to tho nriirr of Dormnti Me- Dntcdi Freehold, N. 1., Stpterabi turned home.' ' October 31 in tho basement of Our Covering Red Bank, Fair Haven, Rumson, Middletowp, Shrewsbury and Little Silver. in, HurtojMte if the* Collnlf of 12th, 1IM7, • , , Mrs. Chnilon Whito of Llttlo 811- Would, ulililt on tlm twelfth liny of IIEKNICH JACOBS, . J.idy of PornctuM HeMV church, lmKl»4J Honor Ed Wise, Jr. ALL MR. AND MRS. y/ILLlAM F. BODTMANN A testimonial dinner '.was given by members of Middletowri town- Miss Marjorle Lois Pease, daugh- gown, and she carried sprays of PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 ship post 2179 of the Veterans of ter of Mrs. John W. Feeny; Jr., of yellow gladioli. Foreign Wars and the Ladles' aux- Belford, and J. Melvlln Pease of Sterling Rauscher of Belford was iliary Saturday at Keansburgr in River , Plaza, and William Fred best man." The ushers were Arthur honor' of Past-Commander Edward Bodtmann, son of Mr. and Mrs.Burnell and Louis Hehn of West W. 'Wise, Jr. v ' : William H, Bodtmannv of Belford, New York. ^ Present Commander Walter Burk- NIBLETS CORN were married Saturday at the New A reception for 85 guests followed hardt of Port Monmouth presided Monmouth Baptist church by Rev. at the Homestead hotel at Atlantic and presented to Mr, Wise an en- W. Clinton Powers, pastor of the Highlands. The bride's mother graved silver cigarette lighter. He WELCH'S NEW PACK Fancy Calif. Fancy Calif. Red Bank Baptist church. Mr*. chose a teal blue dress with black also received a silver engraved tio Aline Rauscher of Belford was or-'accessories and a corsage of pale ; clasp'from Mrs. Walter Burkhardt, TOKAY GRAPES Seedless GRAPES ganist, and Daniel Murdock of Port i]tink roses. The' bridegroom's past president of the Ladies' auxil- Monmouth rendered two solos, "Be- mother wore aqua, with black ac- iary.' ..; •'.'•••.' TOMATO JUICE dauat" and "The Lord's Prayer." cessories, and a corsage of pale Commander, Burkhardt also pre- • '-• ••• •••': .. •" '.I ' ! (••;.•.•.'; The bride was-given In marriage pink rose«: sented! Past Commander Melvln L. HEART'S DELIGHT.' ; by, her father. Her gown was of Upon their return from a New Leek, the first commander of the white satin, made with a sweet- England wedding trip, the couple organization, with a silver en- heart neckline and leg-o'-mutton will make their home at Port Mon- graved cigarette lighter. FRUIT COCKTAIL sleeves coming to a point at the mouth. For traveling the bride Among the guests who attended Vine Ripened Extra Large wrist. Her flnger-tip length veil was wore a brown gabardine tailored the dinner were American Legion fastened with a beaded crown* *nd suit with matching'accessories. Commander »»d Mrs. Albeit Quack- her bouquet was of white bouVarala The bride Is employed'by the Pro- bush, Township Commltteeman Calif. Honeydew Calif. LETTUCE and white gladioli. gressive Life Insurance company of and Mrs. William Johnson, County Miss Jean O'Brien of.jfcgpg Red Bank. The bridegroom Is em-Attorney and Mrs. Howard W. Rob-, NEW PACK lb Branch was maid of honor. She ployed by the Bell Telephone lab- eUs and Township Commltteeman' head 4 ffc was dressed In a gown of light blue oratories at Deal. He served, three Walter Bills of Leonardo. taffeta, with a sweetheart neckline, years In the Army Air forces. Both - § and a full skirt. She had a heart- are graduates of Mlddletown town- Red Bank Girl shaped hat of net, matching • ner ship high school. Fancy Jersey Is GivehjShoWer ; PEACHES Thin Skin Miss Barbara Potter of Tower SLICED ^JORR HALVES Can . doz. Hill avenue, gave a miscellaneous Calif. LEMONS shower Monday for MIBS Lois Mac- !bs RedBanklligh Opens : 27' 3?° intosh. Miss Potter will be maid TABLE TIME 3 - doz. -j Qc her wedding, November , J. Moreau ot'Cott's NeeU. TjEnGHr~nr3 • Gifts for the 'bride-elect -were .49 Fancy Jersey 'placed In a wishing well. Guests Calif. ORANGES included Mrs. William Patterson, FLAGSTAFF 31-3 Jr., Mrs. WHHam Moreau, Mrs. RADISHES Bucs Tp>,M.fM& Princeton H. S. Eleven Henry Richards, Mrs. Emll Hrysh- FINEST 75 For Eating or Juice kanych, Mrs.' Joseph Moreau, Sr., H. G. PRINCE'S BRAND 33' 3 —Lentini Team Captain, Sama Out Mrs. Harold Potter and Misses Ann bun doz. llner, Bprls Shlbla, Rose Phll- S, Eva Patterson, Barbara How- 3 Coach Frank Plngatore's 1947 year's team will be the smallest Red B,ank high school football ever to play for the Red Bank land, ' Audrey Wellner, Dorothy team will open Its season at 2 school. Outside of the three hold- Loveraldge, Pauline Patterson, Kay COFFEE SPECIALS o'clock Saturday at the athletic overs from last year's squad, the Murphy, Marjorle Newman, Betty FANCY U. Si No. 1 LONG ISLAND field on West Bergen place. Opposi- team Is made up of former Jayvee Hallam, Nancy Potter, Betty Dwy- tion will be supplied by a big and material. • ' er, Nancy Moreau, Jean Macintosh, GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES fast Princeton high school team, The tentative starting line up will •Dorothy Patterson and Anna Mur- H. G. PRINCE'S = which opened its season last week find Bqb Frlck and Dom Valtl at phy. •_ by defeating Morrlsyllle, 7 to 0. the ends; Capt. Lentini and Allan VACUUM 49-ib. bag J.49 io-ib. bag one With only two veterans in the McCormick In the tackle slots; Opera Company PACK starting line-up, the Bues are ex-Frank Soldo and Phil Smith or BLISS pected to rely on speed as, their Jack Witkowski at guards and To Present "To«ca" chief weapon In executing their of- Paul Murray at the pjvot spot. fense from a single wing formation. The backfleld will consist of The Roman Royal Opera com- CHASE & SANBORN Fancy Washed Fancy Large The two veterans in the starting Manlo Canape and Dick Chadwlck, pany will present the opera "Tosca" eleven are Vlto Lentini, right tac- at the halves, Herb Swanson at full Saturday night, October 18, at St. kle, chosen game captain, and and Will Sanborn at quarterback. Anthony's hall. The opera will be Jersey SPINACH Frank Soldo, right guard. The sung In both English and Italian. Alligator PEARS other veteran of last year's team, The loss'of Sama will be felt as FLAGSTAFF the visitors : have reportedly a The program Is sponsored by the left guard Nick Sama, will not see Affiliated societies of St. Anthony's, action as he'Injured his chin dur- powerful line arid will outweigh the 4/To each locals by several pounds per man.church, and is for the benefit of the 25 ing practice this week. Three St. Vincent de Paul society. Car^. stitches were taken under his chin. Coach Plngatore expressed con- cern over a 190-pound Princeton mine Caruso is chairman, Eittllio Filling In for the sturdy lineman back by the name of Jim Carter, a Grilll, treasurer, and Mrs. Rose Ma- will be either Phil Smith or Jack veteran of last year's team. llnconlco, secretary. / W fa Witkowski, both Jayvee standouts The Jayvees have started their Others assisting areJPetet Sovl- last season. v ero, Domenlc Garruto, Carmine practice and their first game' may SUNSWEET qt. APO In stressing speed as a chliejC wea- be against Manasquan's junior Falvo, Alesio Summonte, Carmine lff-oz. pon, Coach Plngatore said this team a week from Monday. Caruso, Frank Donato, Carmine GUAVA JELLY can Forino, August Delia Vecchlo, Mrst 19" PRUNE JUICE **• £> Ger&ldine Francesconi, Mrs. Anton- ette Garruto, Mrs, Julia Recinelll, .' '•! In the auxiliary. Mrs. - Grace E. PRIDE OF FARM , 11-oc FLAG or TEX cans Mrs. Frank Chero, Mrs. Katharine hot tot Legion Auxiliary Budd and Mrs. Mary E. Drain were Norton, Mrs. Ida Malinconlco and 19° DC-G FOOD 3 25° enrolled as new members. , Misses Rose Plgnataro, Sophie CATSUP Has Installation A covered dish supper was served Ciambrone, Adeline Mazza. and Mil- PEAS at the conclusion of the largely at- dred Pace. HEINZ 14-oi. ROYAL ASST. tended meeting and a special prize bot. SUCCOTASH Mrs. Roberts Heads was won by William Budd, second CATSUP 24° Gelatin Desserts **• 7° Eatontown Unit vice commander of the post. Open Sea Bright PEAS & CARROTS Badminton Courts FILLSBtJRY • GREEN GIANT Officers of the Eatontown Legion Women To Attend can poet auxiliary were Installed Tues- Members of the Sea Bright Bad- PIE CRUST MIX 17° PEAS 19° CORN day night at ceremonies conducted U.N. Meetings, minton and Squash club opened the In the post room by Mrs, May -fair'activlties with men's and wom- SPINACH Lewis of Freehold, county presi- Mrs. Morris Nelson and Mrs.en's, singles and doubles matches Campbell's New Pack Ctrnatlon or Fct. dent, assisted by Mrs. Edith Ear- Samuel W. Hausman will attend and mixed doubles Sunday after- Tomato Soup 3,or Evaporated Milk for ly, county sergeant-at-arms. several sessions of the U.N. council noon. Taking part were Mr. and 29° 2 25° GREEN BEANS The officers are: President, Mrs. at Lake Success, N. Y., in prepara- Mrs. John Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mildred Roberts; flr»f vice presi- tion for the United Nations meet- liam Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne HEINZ CROSS CUT Flump and Meaty CAULIFLOWER dent, Mn. Minnie Sweeney;- second ing to be held by the Red Bank Harwitz, Mr. and Mrs. David Saterr for vice president, Mrs. Lydla VanPelt; Council of Church Women Wed- field and Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Mey- Cucumber Pickles 21° Raisins »•«• 2 25° secretary, Miss Rose Mazza; ser- nesday, October 22, at the Congre- er. Others playing Tuesday night In geant-at-arms, Mrs. Lillian Moyes; gation B'Nal Israel. Plans for the addition to the above were Dr. Mil- chaplain, Mrs. Agnes Sanford; his- session were furthered at a meet- ton Ross and Charles Lewis. NABISCO i-n>. PUSS'N BOOTS torian, Mrs. Jacqueline Burkett, Ing of the codncll Tuesday at Mrs, pkf. can CHERRIES Bailsman's home on Peters place. The courts are now open to ths 29° CAT FOOD and treasurer, Mrs. Helen Kauf- public, with George Eberhardt, in- RITZ, 10° mann. ' , '.. Samples of bundle boxes, packed structor the last ten years, return- with i«»y types of articles for ing for another season. WESTON ABST. i-tb. KRAFT fuU BROCCOLI Commander Clyde G. Hayes, who shipment to countries • In Europe was present with his staff, pledged and Asia, were dlsplayod. The local GEORGE INN 39° MIRACLEWHIP qt. the post's support to the auxiliary council will pack a large number Starts Child Care 59° during his administration and of these boxes. Mrs, C. M, Lancas- praised the splendid work of the ter of Atlanta, Ga., president of Service In Home NABISCO . - SOHIMMEL'S PURE 1-tfi. women's group since Us organiza- the Georgia State council of tion) Past Commanders F. Bliss Churches and a delegate to the na- A park-your-chlld service has Graham Crackers 25° Strawberry Pre». 1" 43' Price and Vincent J, Moyes also tional conference of the Council been started by Mrs. Chester E. expressed, their appreciation of the thlB week In New York city, was Wllhelm of Cherry street, Country auxiliary support In psst activities a guest. \ . Club EBtntcs, ln-Mlddlelown town- of the post. ship, With Mrs, Vincent BoVerlo as- We Will Take Your , The county president gave a pre- sisting nor, Mrs. Wllhelm will taka VOUR FRIENDLY PERSONAL STORE view 'of the year's activities and STORK. SHOWER care of children from eight months called, upon the Eatontown unit to Mrs. John Tuzeneu of Spring to ten. years of age while their Order For Fancy back them up at the regular coun- street was given a stork shower mothers work, shop or keep an ap- ty meetings. The county sergeant- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Doug- pointment. Mrs, Wllhelm Is en- SQUABS • at-arms spoke along the same line. las Jerolamon In Little Silver..Gifts deavoring to find a location In the • The newly-Installed president prth ware placed In an old-fashioned business section of Red Bank, but sented the Kitontown auxiliary and cradle. Attending were Mrs, John for the present will take care of GUINEAS county officers with corsages on be- Qlvlng, Mrs. Ada Woodward, 'Mm, the children In her home. half, of ths membors. Mrs. Roberts Walter Grubb, Mrs. Harry Asay, CAPONS aikod the group to support the Mrs. Thomas Slnnott, Mrs. Robort DUMF FIRES p many now members as possible dur- "Mhsei jTolving, Slgnignes Olvlng,diving*., gulshcd a minor fire at tho bor- ing the coming year. The post com- Dorothy Budelman and Botty ough dump nt H*r-.i Red .Bank last PHEASANTS "WHERE THE WISE ECONOMIZE" mander was also asked for his as-Huhn. ovonmg. Ths Fire Police were ilitanoa In getting the legionnaires called to-tho sumo plaoo at 0:15, to contact the eligible members of Th« It«d Bint R«»Ul«r li lupported WILD TURKEYS N.J bjr loot* as will «• om-oUown builnu< thirty minutes lator, to put out an- BROAD ST. RED BANK their families and hav« them enroll nun,—Adrirtlnmtnt, other blaze, RED. BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 2, :o Protect Beans From the Weevil - • . •• • .NOTICE. .'• •-,•"' -. . .:' . COAL Bit). , -J.A.,j>. ./ ^.. .Farm News Bean weevils are likely \p de- Notlcs U hereby given that applica- The Board of Education of Kid Bank Rumson Resident tion his bten. made1 to the Township will receive sealed bidl'tor tha supnlr- 1 X CUu K« Nest Under Trial stroy the stared bean crop unless Installation CommltUe of the Township of Middle- Ing of coal for the Blur StrMt, and beans are- treated before storage, Govmiy town for •' trailer license by Martha B. Oakland Street schools. for, 'tie' school The BO^called Vuiachuaetta clean warns C. H. Nlssley of Rutgers. Has 85th Birthday Pennlng-ton, Monmouth avenue, N»ve- year 1817-48. '••-•. ;.• • ';•."; •gB neat has been Installed In sev- One ounce of carbon bisulfide is slnk, N. J. Public hearing to be held The coal for the Rlvfr Str«t'school eral Monmouth" county poultry October 9th, 1937, at 8:30 o'clock in will. be. bitumlnus cbal, pea'fclse,'< equiv- recommended for every 100 pounds Dinner Party For - the- afternoon. . alent to the following-analysis:, tnblstun plants and U being watched care- of bean seed. Place the seed in a Dated: September 2t, 1947. 2%.- volatile 29%, alh 6%, suit* ,7J%,' to(ly by poultrymen and the county HOWARD W. BOBEBTS, BTU per lb. 14.400, fusion ttrnper«tur« tight container, then put the car- Jackson Conover ash (degrees fahrenhelt J80(l)., Th«.-:. fients for evidenced pi its advant- ban bisulfide on a shallow plate or . . * Township Clerk, ages or disadvantages. . above analysis is for Bergoo eoa(,'fdr saucer on top of the seed and cover . v NOTICE. . which this contract will be the *sstm«' b{ 'VAmong. the . Monmouth county tightly for two days at a tempera- • Jackson Conover of East Ridge Its equivalent. • ' v ' <.• •''• '•' '•?•'"• ••:- Poultry farms already having these road, Rumson, observed his 85th 'Notice Is hereby given that an offer The coal for the Oakland strest school ture of about 70 degrees or above. birthday Sunday at a family re- has been received by, the Township'Com- wilt be anthracite, buckwhut ln/stse, '. nests, are those of Emanuel Metz, Carbon bisulfide Is explosive. It is mittee of tile Township of Mlddletown Approximately 70 tons needed^-..*'*'' - - ^freehold';' Albert Koch, Marlboro; Important to keep it away from union and dinner party. Among for the purchase of property located in Bids will be opened by tht BoarJ'of JTenry Rapp, Arden, and iDelbert the out-of-town visitors were" his the Township of Mlddletown, being lot Education on October 14th at whJeK fire. If smaller quantities are to sister, Mrs. Charlotte Keefer of No, 172, on the map entitled New Keans- time the contract will be awsrdtd. Fur- tjook. West Farms. While it is too be treated, the heat treatment Is burg No. 2, for the sum of One Hun- ther specifications ~raay be second from early for these men to give definite recommended. .With this method, Richmond Hill, N. Y., his nephew, dred (J1O0.00) Dollars, upon the. fol- and bids ,to be delivered to the Secre- reports of "their experiences, the Harold Jackson Keefer , of New lowing terms: Cash, and that a hear- tary of'the Board of Education'^ Senipr beans arc treated for 30 minutes at York city, and Mrs. Luella.White ing bn the jald'matter Is to be held at high school building, Harding ro*d,'.tj«V preliminary evidence is most en- a temperature of 130 degrees. If the Mlddlttown vTowmhlp Hall on tween the hourg of 8:80 and-4l30>' :>' couraging, according to County seed is- intended for planting, the pf Freehold. ._ °: Thursday afternoon. October 9, 1947, at PAUL A. YOUNG;,' 8:80 o'clock, at which time the Town- District Clerk.. Agent Clark. Aside from the factor temperature should not be allowed Mr. Conover received a shower ship Committee will consider' said offer of cleaner eggs, some I of the men of cards and gifts, and during the and whether It will reject the.lame or to go above 135 degrees. The seed . IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY,, Import -that they have less trouble may be protected against reinfec- afternoon and evening many rela- confirm and ratify the' same, accord- from cannibalism among the lay- Ing to said terms and conditions, pro- 157/574 • .'•..•• - tion after treatment by mixing it tives and friends called to extend viding that no higher price or better Between-Olive B. Murphy, Petitioner, ing birds. The earlier criticism that with hydratod lime, talc, or dried their congratulations. Mr. Conterm- s shall be bid for said property by and James Murphy, Defendant. ,.'On tho nests were n<$ as adaptable to clay dust, at the rate of one pound over is one of Runuon's oldest res- any other person. petition for divorce, Notice of'.Publica- Leghorn flocks as to those of the Scene'at the Installation of officers of the County American Legion "last night aC the home of idents,' having lived there for 78 By Order of the Township Committee tion. - .... . •„: •'-., •• of the material to-^very ten pounds of the Township of Mlddletown'. TO. JAMES MURPHYs , ' : '. •heavier, breeds seems to be, un-of bean seed. , Shrewsbury post, Riverside avenue, Red Bank.:- ' . -"•'••. years. He moved to Rumson with By virtue of an Order of th« Court founded under this autumn's' ex- . HOWABD W. ROBEETS, of Chancery of the State of New; Jersey» Left to right:- David Beaman, Keyport; Mort O'Connor, Matawan; Arthur Sllva, long Branch; his parents from Squankum. - . Township Clerk, ; perience.. Where the' pullets are Charles Brombach, Camden county, who was the installing officer; Mortimer. VanSautor, Fair Haven, made on this. 23rd day, of 8epterab«r, Sever exposed to any other type of Foot Rot Can Cut Milk Production Mr. Conover has four children," •• NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. 1047, in a certain cause wherein jOIIya new county commander; John Feldman, Asbury Park, outgoing county commander; Herman J. Smith, Mrs. Charles Croft and Fred Con-' B. Murphy, Is the petitioner .and/: jou • j^est, they use this Massachusetts' With fall here, dairymen can ex- Long Branch; Job Ireland, Freehold, and Richard Stout, Asbury Park. Supreme i Court of the State of New are 'the defendant, you are .required .to dean egg nest without any trou- pect yards and lots to be muddy over of Rumson, Mrs. Elmer B. York, County'of Klngav In the matter- answer- the petitioner's petition Jan or i: of the application, of Milton Dallcy, ble". - . • ...••,- and damp more of the time than Morrow, Fall River, Mass., and' petitioner, for an order dissolving his before the 24th flay of November, ,1(1,41. in summer. This may bring on foot and 8 to 12 inches of open space be classed as a luxury Item. Samuel C. Conover, Tampa, Fla. marriage with Gladys Dalley, respon- or, In default thereof,' such deere*'V FOR, SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES ACCORDIAN, 1X0 bass, six switch HOLLAND BULBS, plant now, tulips, BAY—Two loads. John H. Sniffen, ATLAS FOLDING baby carriage, wit CHILD'S .FULL-SIZE crib, waxe PAINTING AND paperhanclng, long ex- ARTHUR E. BOYCE,;> painting contrac- telescope, French, made Vtton, powei -daffodils and hyacinths. Honey Bee .Everett. Phone Red Bank 6-0798-R-l, inner spring mattress, srey colo blrcli; good condition; (15, Call Sea Bright 2-0162-J. .. perlence, reasonsble prices, free esti- tor, exurlor and Interior painting, it- 40. Phone Keantburg 6-0170, 8 a. m. ti Flowers, Upper Broad street. Red Bsnk. BABY BASSlKKT, with tray, $4; _ chromium finish, heavy white tiros, lltt mates, all work - guaranteed. Joseph Umatei supplied on large or snail'jobs, 4 p. m., 6-0577-M after 4 p. Phone 6-4020. . wicker stroller with drop back, Used, practically!) new, $35. Phon IUST ARK1VED Sinkt and eabineti, Hoffman, 62 Harding Jo ad, Red Ban: rirtt clan work by practical painters. WANT ADS CiUARAKTKfcD used pin games. Pii GKAFLEX CAMERA, 3U*4U-i $5. Phone Red Bank 6-0778-W. Eatontown 3-0810-M. Samuel Swartz, 14 Wett Front street, Phone «-1607. Phone Itumton 1-0666. > . _ some Ufa 1a that recreation room o model B, F-4.5 lens, excellent con- WHITNEY BABY COACH; also Maste: ATWATEK-KENWE T console radio; Frigi- phone Red Bank 1387.* , ' EXPRESS—LOCAL and long dlstanc hOt>Vl!,K utuauurv rtptlriiU,' UfSiiHw re> ' cellar oar room. Also used juke boxcL dition, F.P.A., four holders, synchronise Grand baby washing machine. Phom daire; lady's black wool coat, with OIL-BURNING space heater. Perfectlo moving. Hill, phone Red Bank bristled. Allen Electrto Shop. 1R $100 and up, in gusranteed condition. switch, special coupled range • finder, Red Bank 6-0305-J. fur collar, size 38*; mixed .tweed spring like new; heats two rooms. Call Rec 4882-M.* While 'Irw nhiinn 611*. Red Bens- > LOST AND FOUND Call or write. Majestic Amusements", 15, Price >115. Call Long Branch 6-2569-J, Bank C-0696 or Red Bank 6-0849. r DOG HOUSE—Suitable for large dog o: coat, site 88. Phone Red Bank 8-1913-. •ru^m VVVVV ^1. ASftfU t/BIIA V V V "• "*• 9 GEwtltAL uONl'KACl'OR, sand, gravel, 17 West Bergen place. Bed Bank «-21» LARGE CHICKEN PICKER, Price 1126, use as to6l house. .Phone ..Rumson 1- 24 IMPORTED BENTWOOD chairs, TWO^BURNEirAlr^O^Flame oil burne WALLPAPEa HANGING, painting,, bulkheads, docks, etc. Cellar and MISSING SINCE September 16, white Phone Red Bank 6-8825-W. long haired cat, yellow eyes. Chil- UPriOLSTUKING as you like It. Custoi 0641 for particulars. • tables, good condition; also new nine- like new. Phone Keantburg ( and redecorating, -remodeling tank excavating, concrete work; also built, quality and service our stsnd LADY'S NICE black fur coat, new lln foot unit base and wall kitchen cab 1345-M after 6 ;30 p.m. . estimates given. Sidney . VanScholck. dren's pet: under care of veterinarian. CHAIN DRtVE~BiCYOLE. large size, ex kitchens, bathrooms, and Installing Reward, 46 Elm Peace, Red Bank. Phone ard. Dave Burnon, 21 Pearl street. Red , Ing, medium tlze, $80. Immediately, cellent condition. Winters, 186 Broad Inet's, excellent buys. 115 West From WALNUT DIKING room . suite, nim. Piling Keyoort 7-1Z65. -. Bali. Phone 6-2657. ;_ P. O. Box 898, Monmouth Beach. ttreet. Red Bank. ttreet. Red Bnnk. piece; Frlgidaire, excellent runnln panel ceilings. All work guaran- i.u>iilnli,< I'AriURHANtilNG. Etti- L«OST—-String of gold beads. In or NEW ELEOTROLUX vacuum oleanen SWASTZ'S DEPARTMENT .tore wll PARLOR COAL STOVE, with pipes, A- AQUA. EVENING GOWN, size 9. won condition; mahognny four-poster bed teed, Use high grade paint. Jos- matct.given. Lawrence Clark, 12 Surf around First Baptist church, Red being delivered at pre-war price. Fre buy anything and everything, and . condition. Call st 78 Herbert stree only' once, $25. Inauiro 1 Second full size, springs.and mattress; walnu eph Hoffman. Phone Red Bank 6- street. Sea Bright. Phone 2-0085-M. demonstration In Red Bank vicinity. In pay you the highett prices. Call Red avenue, Atlantic Highlands, after 4 p. m. crossing table, bedAnd mattress. Phon, nu; L,tj£>l c'KICEb paid lor ragtt. iruri, Bank, or on Silverbrook road, Shrews- Red Bank, from 1 to 7 p. m.* 1607. ," bury. Reward. Phone Red Bank 8- your home. Spare parts and repairs. Bank 6-3218. • . • GOLDEN OAK 54-Inch dining room 1941 NORGE, 8 cu. ft., all, white por- Hed Bank 6-035r»p after 5:3Q"y.m.p metal and paper. Gettla. junk dealer, 1913-J. Don't delay. Phone today, Rumson 1 SWARTZ'S FURNITURE departmen table, with four leaves and six chairs celain, perfect condition. Phone Red T, size 12; in ex TCIS Snrewgnury. avenue. • Red Bank. LOST—Beagle hound, black and white, 0498-M. ttore.lt now open on the... highway, (two are arm chairs), tervlng table am Bank 6-1772. or 6-0828-R after 3 p. ni celleA^condltion. Call Red Bank 6 DOLL HOSPITAL. Restrlhglng and othe* Phone Red Bank 6-1567-R. Will call. tan'ears, white tip on tall. Name, BEVELED OEDAR aiding, select grade, route 35, across from firehouae, with china clotet. Will tell separately, Phom BOXER, female, spayed, distemper vac- 3628-7. repairs. Wigs, real, hair, on order, I BUY ANIl self,, fteuuud-nuiid cloches; Teddy. Reward. Arthur Brokaw, 29 1,0-Inch and . 12-Inch/ 10 cents per the most exclusive furniture you hsVe MAHOGANY BEDROOM set, with four Mrs. C. Trubln. it Phone Red. Bank Red Bank 6-284«.« cinated, age nine months, color fawn. 8823-M. ' « • • . must be In good condition. L; Ker- Middletown avenue, Atlantic Highlands board- foot,'1,000 feet or more. D. L. ever seen, at bargain prices. Come in 1,000 USED TIBES wanted. Trade I Inquire Comb's Animnl Hospital. High- poster twin beds, antique cradle, 9x1 ber, 209 Shrewsbury avetiue, Red Bank. Hillside. Bellesss, lumber snd supplies, Carr ave and look around. Open every- night un- .your old used tlrel now for the high, way 85, and Shrewsbury avenue. Phont Brondloom rug. Other articles. Ca FiJtE EXTINGUISHERS repaired _.. Phone. 6-046B-W. nue. at railroad. Kennsburg, Phone 6 til 0. Easy payments, small down pay- Eatontown 3-0311'. Atlantic Highlands 1-0847. re-condltloned; also new Walter Kid- BANK PASSBOOK NO. 40,517 on Sec- 0475. ments will buy anything and every- est prices. - J. H. Mount Co., cornel dle extinguishers for sale, J.' W. Ran- ond National Bank * Truit Co.. Ited thlng with us. Phone Bed Bank 6-3213 White street and. Maple avenue, Red i985 STUDEBAKERTTalr condition, sti METAL BED and flat spring; cheap. sley, Ballock -place, Red Bank, R. D. 1 IRON RAILINCB BOATS. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTAT&7OR SALE .mootaa to pay. Sea Coast Finance STORK AT 11* Monmouth street, Red (25 REWARD, for Information leading XXD GIRL or woman . to iORSE STABLE—Twelve box stalli. BUV, aell or rent all trpes ol rial estate PINCKNEY ROAD HOME of six rooms. iED BANK—Attractive home of mod- Jompunj'. 60 Broad itrect. Pbom Ped Bank, Apcly Morris * Noglows to rental of an acceptable, furnished work In sod* and luncheonette. Hours tack room, hay loft; •- in Wayside. through Constance Smith Ag.ncr. U . tunporch, hot watir ,he«t, fireplace, ern deffffn. Six Urge roomi; Intflgd- Bank'«-! 284 of 8-8568. Realty Co., «9 Broad street, Red Bank, two-room apartment, with private bath 11 a. m* to 6 p. -m. Rumson Sugar -vallable for. winter or annual basis; al- •lipl. uvenue, Fair Ha«.n. Pbon. Red extra lavatory on first floor; $16,000. \g • three bedroomir bath tod pottler phone 6-0260. ' and kitchen, In. Red Bank, for couple Bowl, Black Point road" and River road, IO,modern barn for 36 cattle. John L. Bank 6-2308. See RoUlon Waterbury, Realtor, -1« oom; hot water heatlnr; extra l*roe| THREE-ROOM apartment on wheels. Etumson. , See tt& 1947 Alma trailer. Time Day,- THREE-ROOM bungalow, furnished or having no children or pets. No an- Minu?-., broker, Rumson road. Phone BEAUTIFUL thrte-bedroom house; at- West Front street, Red Bank. Phone ar&gii fine garden apace. October 11Btj ments arranged. Leonardo Trailer Sales, 'unfurnished; panelled walls,, fireplace, swers accepted after October 8, 1947, Rumson 1-0716.* tached gnrnnc, hot water heat, oil 6-3500.' >o»-Biloh; fU.fiOO. Joieph G. McCuoj Valley Drive, at Appleton* avenue,- Leon- automatic heat; private grounds. Tele- 5 li. m. Write, "October," Box 511, _;P____N0BD TBESSER wanted.. ESSt KESKSBURG—Six-room bunga- y. Realtor. Fhone Rumion 1- Red Bank.* • . / red, tiled bath, shSwer, powder room, JOHN STREET LOT. Site S0X146. Price ardo. Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-0468. phone Sea. Bright'2-0291. J. H. Meyer. 'Anthony's Cleaners, 35 Mon- low, completely' furnished, all modern; stove, Venetian, blinds, beautifully land- SCOT. Terms 25 per csnt on liming or Red Binlc .6-1470.' '^^ Available October 16.? GARAGE, vicinity Broad street and rarage; 50x110; near school;- excellent MODEL A FORD truck carts, rear end, mouth street, Red Bank. . scaped, near school and buiea, Phone contract, balance $15 monthly." Cash -iv- PRETTY country home, 'near .front end, motor, transmission, rad- FOUR-ROOM bungalow, furnished. Im- Bergen Place. Call Red Bant 6-3840. :ond!t!on. ' Owner "will take back mort- Rrd Bank C-3X74-M. price 1U per cent discount. See Rol- rlvsr. Nearly an acre; Dutch Colon- tator,. etc. Best offer. * Fhone K«anS- provements; (65 a month. Swimming BURNISHED APARTMENT, for army :age at 4^%, Imrnediate occupancy. ston Waterbury, Realtor, 16 West Front al architecture. Contains seven rooms 7 LAUNDRESS-—To do gentleman's shirts ?rlce $8,000. Greenacre Agency, 3 street. Red Ilnnk. Phone 6-3 500.• ind bath, lavatory, enclosed porch; mod- burg 6-00«»-R.» . •••-.•• River road, Tinton Falls. Phone Red lergeant and employe'd wife; no chil- and fine laundry, three days a week, PAUL ft. 8TRYKER, Realtor, tfarm. BUICK. l»«0 Special four-door sedan, Bank 6-0516-B-..* dren.. Phone Red Bank 6-0114. Naveslnk. 'avenue, Atlantic Highlands. LOTS—Located on Lake avenue, Hur- :rn kitchen; fireplace ]n living room. . my home; Phone Atlantic High. hone 1-1704. -and farm estates. State' High- Plot' water, oil .heat; two-car jfarajfe.. ,'Ja excellent condition, with new 1947FOR IMMEDIATE occupancy. Store, on COAST GUARD OFFICER, wife and 10- iands 1-W46. way 34. Holmdel. Phone Holmdel vard road. Princeton 'road. CnmbridKe motor, good rubier, $1,28^ Will finance. West Front street, Red Bank. Bear year-old aon, urgently need five or ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Choice prop- nvonue, *>],10U to $1,600; 'it, ppr cent occupied. l>cllfrhtf ul su r round- MAID—Sleep In. Call Red Bank 8-8360 erty, beautifully landscaped,* country 9-6601. $18,500. Janevh G. McCu« Call Long Branch 6-0822-J.' entrance on parking lot. Lease S100 six-room unfurnished - house or apart- a(Ur 6 p. m. • down nnd $2'i per month. Sco Rolston monthly. Allaire Agency, ID Monmouth ment. Fhone Rumion 1-0952-M after lungalow type, live" rooms und both, Waterbury, Realtor, ie West Front MUI.J> Rcttltor. Phone Uumson . 1- street. Red Bank, Phone 6-3450. 6 p. m.* __ LET US HKLP you with your employ with enclosed porch. Restricted neigh- 15 ACRES pfiAgH and apple farm. «treet. ttrd Bank. Phone 6-33110.• - 141, or Red Bank 6-U7Q.* ment problems. Roberts' Employment borhood;' garage; ' full cellar; plot SMALL BUNGALOW or apartment, vl- About S00 best peach trees, ripening MU AKl) BUStNES opportunity,-o"n tUMSON COTTAGE, formerly on larg* AUTOMOBILES .gency, 77 Broad street. Red' Bank. LZDXI 10. Modern appointments through- early July to end of September; 200 ratitte, About 2',_ acres, brook and cinity of Red Bank, yearly or through hone 6-180S. . • out; newly painted and decorated. Im- Highway 35. Six-room hoUHc, three IM? SUICK station wagon, fully winter, by middle-aged .business couple. apple trees; other fruit trcci. Including' bedrooms, hot wntcr hent. Quick snle oods. Livinjf room, with fireplace, .. WANTED mediate occupancy; |7,900. Oeenacre Dellcioui, Mnckintosb and others. All linetti'i kitchen, one smnll and one largo equipped, with radio and heater;' just Preferably unfurnished. Address, 'Lin- Agency. 3 Navesink av,cnue, Atlantic $6,500. See- Rolston Wnterburr, Ilol- like new; 1946 Mercury, - fivt- son, 1624 Marconi Road, West Belmar,, OPERATORS and trimmers on chll- kinds pear, cherries, plums,' mulberries, tor. 16 West Front street, Red Bank. iedroo,m and bnth; nutorn::We hoatrnd. Highlands. Phone 1-1794, nuts and other trees. Seven-room iarly delivery; 114,000. Joseph (i. Me- • passenger coupe, fully equipped, radio ATTENTION poulirjman. farmers, butch. or phone Belmar' 9-1213-R, after 6 p. dreo'a dresses. Apply to Msr- Phnn? 6-8S00.' and heater, and other accessories, very I-T^ANTIC HIGHLANDS—Four-room house, Improvements, chicken coop. ue Attcney, Itealtor. Phone Rumson 1- , •ra. bav* you any poultry to DIm.'' . Fame Manufa«turihg Co., 98 Leon- 16x30; greenhouse, 20x50. Other small FOUR ROOMS, til. bath, iiiTtomatic line condition; 1940 Dodge business dressed, - If you nave, let us do It for HOUSE:—Unfurnished, for Mr. and Mrs. .bungalow, with enclosed porch;, steam hest, furnished; $13,7i>0; unfurn[nhed, coupe, low mileage, complete with radio ard street. Red Bank, eat; newly, painted and decorated. bulldlngi. Price $12,600. V, Arena, you, Beyer Poultry Faam. Ninth street. William L. Forsyth and son attend. 228 Line Road, Matawan. Phona Mat- $12,730. See Rolston Wsterbury. Real- *-_u-ljtJlL'f semj-biinjtalovvT ""g'ooVf and -eateri 1942 Pontiac convertible ing college, 86 Hubbard Park, Red Bank. 'deal for retirtd - couple. Restricted tor, 16 West Front itrect, Red Bank. neighborhoodj / near river and ocean. West KesnsbAirg. N, J. phone K.sns. BMALE—Positions open for trimmers, n.lghborho6d. Price $6,800; plot 60x105. nwan 1-1784-J. coupe, with radio, fog lights, back-up bur.. 886 Phone 6-2701-M.* Phone 6-8500.* Convenient to bus- and school. First ' light and other accessories. T. C. Otto, packers, and examiners. No exper- Qreshacrc •• Agency, S Naveaink avenue, loor: Living room, with huge stone . Inc.. Harding road, near Broad street, WIDOW DESIRES furnished apartment, ience necessary. Apply Martin Rubber Atlantic Highland.. Phone 1-1794. , WE HAVE MAN? prospects for COLT'S NECK—Colonial home, beamed Ircplitce, dining room, Ian,'* kitchen, Bed Bank. Phone 8-0428. WANT TO "riuSf—Three or' four November to' March, In Red Bank, Co..' Long Branch avenue. Long Branch. ceijlngs,, modern kitchen; low taxes; touble bedroom and tile bnth; Hccond Long Branch,.. Asbury area, preferably LEON ARDO—Mldd let own township. »ix- farm homes and acreage. *Now' over one acre of ground,. With a brook. 1989 PLYMOUTH, four-door sedan. ' acres, fronting on Route 35 or 8f, REPRESENTATIVES to sell subscript room semi-bungalow, hot-air heat; loor: Two spacious bedrooms and hnth* ' Sell or trade for coupe. 119 West suburbs, or share -house same area with is the time to nil. .1.1st your prop- Immediate occupancy. Atkins $16,730. near Keyport, Write, "Three or tlons to a new. popular" New Jersey garage; year-'round home. Immediate Ella Wiltshire Agency, -Realtors. 77 >U heat, screened porch, new e:irpetlnR» Front street, Red Bank. (Above paint congenial lady. Write, P. O. Box 293,magaslne. The only publication of Its erty With the 8. Walters Agency. Old iwnlnsi, screens, storm saah included; Four,"- Box 511, Red Bank.* Highlands. occupancy. Owhar leaving state; $6,- Broad street, Red Bank Phone 6-2161.* •ton.)* i -_ kind. New Jersey Compass. {82 Nassau 500. Greenacre Agency, 3 Navefclnk Atlantlo Highlands road, N»» Mon- two-car garage; taxes $120, Early pos- street, Princeton.• avenue, 'Atlantic' Highlands. Phon* 1- GROCERY AND MEAT market. Com - session; ,.,$16,000. Joseph 0. McCus 1932 PONTIAC sport coupe, with CONTENTS OF ATTICS, antique -glass, ~ mouth, Phone Middletown 8-0283. pletely stocked, doing $00,000 yearly, Agency, Rbnitor. Phone Rumson 1-0414. .rumble seat, motor recently over- 794. . * v china lamps,,furniture, buttons, jewel- APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT PRESSERS ON children's dresses. n bargain nt $16,500. Klla Wiltshire or Red Bnnk 6>M70.* * hauled, new paint'job, good dependable ry, pistols, gold coins, clocki, books of LEONARDO—10-room house, containing Agency, Realtora, 77 Broad street, Red transportation. Price $195. Can beMonmouth county, anything - old; beat Apply to Mar-Fame Manufactur- two apartments, two baths; garase; piHVE THROUGH. Oak Woods, Bank. Phone 6-2161.* .. SILVER. SubaLnntnil bunga- 8 MAPLE AVENUE. Furnished rooms. 'ull cellar; lOOslOO; near school -and low, generous sized rnomn, two IjirK* seen at lit Monmouth street. Bed Bank. prices paid. Pearl Gllman. 82 Spring ing Co., 98 Leonard street, Red Rumson. If you are looklns; for OR C01_4ft_D~:H7vT~tc"ve7RT attraT-. STUDEBAKER Com. 1938, four-dotr se street, Red Bank. 6-0145-M. One of Red Bank's most/convenient itatlon; year-'round residence. Sacrlnce Kpr bedroom., tile bath with Htall shower, ocatlons. Call Red Bank 6-1684. Mrs. Bank. to aulclf buyer. : Asking 111.000. a small home. General- Borden Is tive homes.In West * Bank, with liir_e' living room with fireplace; in- ' dan, with radio. Excellent condition. PIANOS—Grands and Uprights. Phone Immediate occupancy. Elln Wiltihlre Possession in two weeks. Price $600. Dowstra. Greenacr'e' Agency, 8 Navesink avenue, building them. Turn South on lulAtffd and weather-stripped; nuto- Perth Amboy 4-1082, anytime. Atlantic Highland!*. Phone 1-1784. Agency, Ronltors, 77 Broad utrtet, Red Phone Red Bank 6-2175.* . 3 SOUTH 8'1'HEEl, comfortable Home- 'BESSERS— Experience not necessary, Third street; Rumson. , latic hestinjf- Owner occupied; $13.*> FOSTER HOMES for children, , reason- and operators on children's and Bsnk. Phone 6-2161. 100. Joseph G. McCue Agency, Realtor, 1S40 G. M. C. TRUCK station wsgon, able board paid, clothing and medl* like rooms, Phona Red Bank a-ltsU. LEONARDO—Six-room house, oil heat. Mrs. P. Klassen. ' ladies' coata, 35-hour. week, good piy. -fireplace;: two-car garagel -large en- SimKWsfiURV-Modtrn Hve-room bun- 'hone Rumson 1-0444, or Hod Hank 6- excellent condition. . Meed to sell. 828 col care provided. Write, "Children," Monmouth Sportswear, Phone Red' Bank galotv, with a den. Hot water hent. 1470.* Chelsea avenue, Long Branch. Fhone ROOMS—Dy day or week, Maple Grove. jlosed potch. Restricted neighborhood. SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, all Improve- flrapl&Cf, Insulated, screens and storm Box 511, Red Bank, g.2859.M. Located to the rear of Head Owner * leaving state; Asking $8,600. ments, including automatic hot water SAY"-VAN HORN AGENCY—Riverfront- 6-4-420-J.- • ' ERMANENT FEDERAL employee de Italian home cooking. Spaghetti and den's Corner fire house. windows. Will sell furnished cr unfur- chicken dinners our' specialty. Bathing Greenaore- Agency, '3 Nuvealnk avenue, heater, new hot air return pip. system; nished. Ella- Wiltshire A«ency, Real- acre, rarhbllns design; large HvinfC 1939 DODGE dump truck, or cab and sires' $500r loan on $1,00>i,uuu0 housnouse trailtrail'- and fishing facilities In vicinity. 98 CANVASSERS and SALES people,, men Atlantic Highlands. Phone 1-1704.. plot 100x185. Very nice neighborhood. oom, fireplBce, three bedrooms, tll« . chassis. Phone Red Bank 6-3325-W. r. Will pay rei tors, 77 Broad street. Red Bnnk. Phone ( ay reasonable Interest rate, Center avenue, Atlanlc Highlands. Phone and women, to open new accounts for ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Seven-room Phone Atlantic Highlands 1-0618-M. 8-.1I1.' iath, oil burner; double garage: $!-2,- jut solicits offer. Write, "Loan," Box Atlantic- Highlands 1-1587. -one of the largest .home equipment com- 511. Red Bank. house, two bathsi steam* heat; two- i00. Van Horn Agency. Frttr Haven* . AUTOMOBILE STORAGE for win- panies, Rogers silver, dishes, club alum- car garage; beautiful location. Immedi- NEW -HOMES, 16,600; immtdlaU/ LITTLE SILVER—Modern bunmilow, 'hong Red Bank 6-4100.* TWO FURNISHED rooms. Apply Mr. containing two largo bedrooms, tile ter months, reasonable monthly ADDING MACHINE. Must have tape. Ciaglla, 19 Westslde avenue, Red num, pressure cookers, blankets, etc. ate occupancy; residential, Best offer _posieiiion. Apply KtttstTi I.uin^ lAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Near river, 1 • Fhone Red .Bank 6-1584-M after 5 Low as $1 down payments, no eollect- bath, with separate stall shower, living dock; lovely modern home, six rooms, rates for dead storage. T. C. Otto, Bank. Near bus line.* takesi It. Fhone Atlantic Highlands X~- btr7 Glsndo!*, N. J. Phont Bel mar rooift, with opsn fireplace, dinintr room, >., m. . . , » • . BURNISHED ROOM, all improvements, lpg, straight commission 15%. Plenty 1578-J. • tile bath, lavatory, fireplace, automatic inc., Harding road, near Broad ICTURE. OF STEAMBOATS "Alber- of territory. Phone Long Branch 6- 9-8700 or 9-3807; pantry and modern kitchen; one-cnr hent, insulation; garage; porch; $18,000, 36 West Bergen Place, Red Bank. *jr\ri\lf _#-.-._ £ _ — _• • _i T l__ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Eight-room garage; automatic hadt. Ample space : etreet, Red Bank. Phone 6-0428. tlna," "Sea Bird,", •• "Thomas Patten." 1499-W after 6 p. m., H. F. Linn, house, two bnths, oil burner, hot water Van Horn Ajreney, Fair Haven. Phon* FURNISHED BEDROOM, with kitchen les manegcr. on second floor for twn bedrooms nnd On 8"xl0". Quote price. Paul Gaetano heat; two-ear'cement block gnrngc; lot FAIR HAVEN—3% acres of around, all bath, On a,plot.68x137. Price In $1*,- Red Bank 6*4100.* 1040 STUDEBAKER Commander, radio Javlcchla, prosecutor's "office, Court privileges. Inquire after E P. M., 276 Improvements, on Maple and Third Mechanic street, Red Bank, Fhone 6 68x100; residential section. Best offer 200..' William H. Hlntelmann .(Firm) RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Four ncrea, ; and heater, tour-door sedan, 11,005. House. Newark. SALESLADY. Muit have exper- takes it. Phone Atlantic Highlands- 1- streets. Phone Red Bank 8-1C83-W. Al.end of long lane; brook; delight- J 1274 Realtori, Rumion^ Phon. 1-061)0.* Phone Eatontown 3-0520. after 5:30.* 5 FEET of A" or %" galvanised water ience, ladles' apparel store, 1678-J.' . • HARDING ROAD. Unfinished Califorinn ful location; one-story, automatic heat, HEERFUL ROOM for couple, central ranch style house. Over one acre of LINOROFT-^-Country homo, livfrTit room AN" EXCEPTIONALLY fine 1938»Buick 'pipe: also' 60 feet of one-inch gal* steady work, good pay.' Klrseb- five rooms; garage; H4.000. Van Horn Special four-door sedan, upholstery anised or black pipe.-Phone.Red Bank location, 22 Chestnut street, Red grounds. Inspect and maka offer, Lo- - with - fireplace, - sunporch, kitchen, Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank Bank. Phone 6-2377.* «... baum's, 23 Broad 'street. Red Bank, decorated, hardwood floors; corner Inundry, downntalrs lavatory, three bed- and paint like new, recently new tires, 6-2947-R.' • ' louse; lots 10.0x126. . Asking $6,000. cation couldn't be better. Herbert Han- 0-4100,' . Arvin." three-way heater, A-l motor, ONE FAIR of Strawberry Finches. DOUBLE ROOM, 112 Harding road. nah, 514 Ocean avenue, Sea Bright. rooms, bftth, hot water heating system: Inquire ' Harmony Road and Warren two-car ifurnge .and workshop,; hnlf-ncrc RAY VAN HORN AGENCY - Three new brakes. Just passed inspection. A Please call Atlantic Highlands 1- Phone Red Bank 6-0134-W. MILKER—Single man, experienced . in Place, East Keansburg. Phone 2-0208." ' acres, tennis court; attractive resi- hand milking; fine living and working plot, Ncnr stores nnd poutofllco. Ad* igood car lor good service. Price *96B. 1684-M. FtHiNISHEDTthree large modern rooms, SIX ROOMS, l'.'j baths, fireplace, hot ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, n Third dence; 30-foot living room, fireplace, (No dealers.) Fhone Red Bank 6-4238, private kitchen, buth, Frigldaire, conditions; good* pay. Apply John Llnd- 1 dit.onaMnnd nvsllable. Owner occupied. PRIVATE COLLBCTOR wishes to buy water hent, 'oil fired; attached jtar- nvenue. -Roomy home, with - spacious Prompt posscflslon: $12,000. Joseph G. nine rooms, throe bathi, oil burner; after 6:30 p. m., or all day Saturday old furniture, mantels, paneling, nt stenm hent, hot water; separate en- suy, .manager, Homing Hill Farm, R. K. S2r..OO'), Van Horn Agency. Fair Hn- D. 1, Freehold. Fhone Freehold 8 ,gc; $15,000; Newman Springs Road. grounds, $7,500. Owner, selling all herMcCue : Agency, Ken I tot. Phone Red and Sunday/ well as pictures,'china and glass. Ar- trance; near all transportation. -Ten Phom. Red Bank 6.0023. holdings in New Jersey. Herbert Han- cn. Phone Red Bank 6-4100.* B'UICK, 1947 Super Deluxe, four-door minutes to Red Bank. Suitable for two092'1-J. Bnnk C-H7Q. or Rumaon 1-0444. ticles associated with Hopping family THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW, bath, sun- nah, 514 Ocean avenue, Sea Bright. w £AV VAN HORN AGENCY—Modern sedan, fully equipped, driven by orig- particularly desired. William Mackey, four adults. Phone Keansburg 6 MAID—Ful,l or part-time. Phone Re. Phone 2-OZOB,* HBD BANK—Brand n* five-room' bun- brick and frame. Convenient location, 1194-M.* • Bank 6-2813, or 010 River road porch. Immediate possession, Phone ffalow, with brick vencrr front, on inal owner less than 2,500 miles. Best Box 120-A, Atlantic Highlands,.Phone Eatontown 3-0821-R.* . five rooms, tile Bath, fireplace, insuln* 'Offer, and accept older model in trade. LITTLE SILVER—Near Fort Monmouth Fair Haven. MARIE COX AGENCY, . realtor, ar_e plot lOOx'iOO. • There in a spaclou_ Keansburg 8-0821-W, •' TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, located In Pair llvinff room with ftreplac,e, dininff. room, -ion; copper plumbing, oil burner; im- /Will finance! Phone Long Branch, 6- ILA, small eize, good and Little Silver station, largo pleas HOUSEKEEPER. Excellent Hying quar- - Klver front and country proper, age ; 511,500. Van Horn Aanncy. Fnir ; J0822-J.* ; PORTABLE VICUB ant room, tile bath, with shower..Phone tcrs. Care for two children, ages 4 Haven, ono block from. River Rond. kitchen, tile bath, open porch ; attached Haven. Phone Red Bank 6-4100.* running condition 'andan ' eareasonables . Largo corner lot 100x100; garage; nice ties. Sales and rentals, Comanche Rarnite; ample closets,. (team heat, oil REAL • BARGAINS. 1937 Bulck sedan, Write, "Portable," Box 511. ReR d Bank.k** Red Bank 6-2138.* and 7. Call Asbury Park 2-0030-R, be- i b" tween 7 and 8 p. m., Thursday to Sat' loentlom Sncrlflee $6,800. Phono Hod burner, fully insulated'. Tteanbnnbly RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Cnpi> Coil. runs fine, $525; 1937 Dodge coach, a WOULD LIKE TO buy large privet or DESIRE TO RENT nice front room in Bank 6-4218-J.* Urlve, Portaupeck, Oces'n'port Bor- nrlced -at" $12,50(1, Call Liwlejy AKBncy, Tile bath, two bedrooms. Second (loor good car, JS75: 1935 Reo, six-cylinder cholco location, business couple Ol urday. . .rhododendron, bushes; also trees, CHOICE BUILDINti lots and acreagc. ough, Phone Long Branch -6-1602, Navesink River Road and Highway 35 partly finished: game room; automatic dump truck, very good condition, $876. Phone Eatontown 3-0134-M-3. person preferred. For appointment Phone Red Bank 6-041", '• ieat;- JO,BOO, Van Horn Agency, fair Phone Bed Bank 6-3377.' phone Red Bank 6-3192-J. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST; Muit be In Orchard Acres, Middletown. Priced TO RBKT—Seavy lawn roller. Fhon, from $200 up, per ncfe. ' Agont on prem- SHADOW LAKE PARK—Alexander soc- NAVESINK—ChaTSiKFCope Cod horn* Haven, Phone Red Bnnk 6-41QQ.• 1936 PACKARD, Model 120, four-door UNFURNISHED apartment, two rooms, capable, diligent, reliable, alert ises or fair Robert Marvin, Matnwan tion, acre plots; a modern restricted EAf VAN HORN AGENCY—"1940" Eatontown ' 3-0184-M-3. kitchenette, for couple. InQulre at located on beautiful - corner lot sedan. No reasonable offer refused. nnd good at figures; able to assume 1-2568. residential development; F. H. A. ap- 5x165, with nne shads trees and shrub- Cape Cod. Five rooms, tile bnth. fire- Call at 39 Hudson avenue, Red Bank, Vicky's 'Flower Shoppe, West Kcans- proved; school adjoining, close to rail- bery; two-car parade, with litccl over- place, Insulation; near, .bus. Goo/1 Fair 1 after 6 p. m.* • - burg. responsibility nnd work -with little HOLMD'EL TOWNSHIP. Immediate oc- road atation; lake privileges. A few fine cupancy. Six-room home, bath, pnrtly head doors. House contalna spacious Haven neighborhood; $12,000. Vrtn Hprn 1942 CHEVROLET dump truck, perfect FOR EXCHANGE FURNISHED bedroom. Do everything supervision: neat appearance , and homo sites still available. See your real- Agency, Fair Haven, Phone Red Bank furnished;' two-citr . garage: one-acre tor :"also E, Alexander, on the premises. tivlnir room, with fireplace, dining room, condition. Fhone Red Bank 6-1772, possible to make your happy.- Call pleasant personality essential. Start-, Plot, nicely landscaped. Price $7,000. sunporch, and kltchenon flrnt floor. Up- fl4100« or 6-0772-60772W afteater 3 pp. THREE LARGE beautiful modern room Eatontown 8^03JJ2-J.*_ Phone Red Bank 6-4120-M. stairii, two Rood-sized bedrooms,'plus apartrncntj two fireplaces, heat, gas, ing salary $40. Excellent .'Working Walker ft TIndall, • Realtors, 10 East RAY '.VAN ,_ HOR..T..AUI.WV1—V«rKe... 1940 BUI0KUI0K , tttttate-tttate g, y LER OR- RENT. Inquire Joo's Front" street. Red Bank." 'Phone" 6-2776.' UTTLE SILVER, near ftumson road/ small room, "sujtabie for .dressing room shaded plot, (ieorsian CoionlnJ; eight. electric Included,'for a 4 or 5-room bun- 'conditions. Write fully. giving.,age, or child's room. Full basement, hot conditionditin , radioradidio , hheater, defroster. galow or apartment. Phone Keyport 7< Circle cabins, Route 3{i, Entontown.* BELFOED—New bungalow aC four Bungalow; large living room, fire- roomH, three bnths, automatic heat, ln- Jhoni Sea'%lght 2-0053-M bffflrV'10 SIX-BOOM APABTMENT, ton floor; of Qualifications and any other, uertln- place, dining room, modern kitchen, two water heat; -low. taxes; reasonably lulation; photographer's room, porch; 2884-J.' ' •••'• . rooms, bath, utility room; hot air cir- -prleed at 111,000. Call Lawley Acehey or a,Her___.p, .... _ three-family house. Will be' ready ent data to "Stenographer/* Box culating heat, oil fired;' lot 60x100. Ask- large bedrooms, tile bath, separate garage; hnrbecue; 529,500. Vnn Horn 103B STUDbBAk'ERSTUDfa&AkER,. fair conation, for use about two Weeks, Fhone High- shower, hot water gas hsat, Insulation. Na-veslnk River Road and Highway 36 Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank 611, Red Bank. , ]]\r '-,'' • [". ing $6,000... Walker & TIndall. Rci.l- Phone Red Bank 6-O4IO. • . ,.". v still runntnff.-nceds' some repsir.a*,As.k- lands ,3-1040.* . i tors,»10 East/Front street, Red Bonk. Price .$13,200. W. A. Hopping Agency. 6.4.00.- liig $250. Phone* Red Bank t-Z2trror SITUATIONS WANTED THREE-ROOM apartment, In One resi Phone 6-2776.». Phone lied Bank 6-0397.* RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—An out- 6-4188-J after;. 3" p, m. COLONIAL HOME, Five rooms, fire, LEONARDO—Corner' lot, • • OOi'.OO, lm • o-«iao-J aner'sr p. ra. dentlnl section, nenr station and HIGH SCHOOL girl, after school or Sat- RED BARK"—Borne of six room's, bath, proved wiih an attractive tWd-'story '»tfttid!ng Monmouth horse farm. • 143 YOUNG MAM wants steady, employment stores. .6 Third, avenue, Atlantic High Urdu's, for < housework.. . Phpfia ;• Rod place, enclosed porch, tile bath, auto- acres. * Fine residence, 11 rooms, three 1936 H«D Pickup. In good condition: fireplace, hot air beat,, eras _rnju.,e, matic .ttenm heat, oak floors, dry cel-residence. First floor 'contains living Phone Red-Bank 6-2070-M.* - aa carpenter's helper, with corporation lands. Bank 6?M26. -• - '- ... screens; one-enr., garage; • lq,t 60^*160. room; dining room, kitchen, sunpoi'cn bathi. excellent fencing, 40 stalls: $47,- or contractor. Has^kjlowledge of caj- lar; attached garage; fish pond; attrac- SOO . Vnn Horn Agency, Fair Hnv Harry N, Johnson, Welcome ;H^ Former Sheriff, SAY Dies At 68 IT He Was Highlands WITH •;•• 0 Mayor Three Times— HONEY BEE FLOWERS Undersheriff Once Upper Broad St. Tel. R. B. 6-4020 Red Bank Harry Neafie Johnson, former Mayor of Highlands and Monmouth county sheriff, d\ed Tuesday night at his home, 34 Bay avenue, High- SEA BRIGHT BADMINTON AND SQUASH CLUB lands, at the age of 68, ending a long career of county and local BADMINTON LANE. Off Peninsula Ave., SEA BRIGHT service. ' 12 to 18 tender, crisp corn i ANNOUNCES muffins are yours by merely i adding egg and milk to THE START OF THE FALL SEASON. Flakorn. Sure to be deli- Playing Privileges, 7Sc Per Session cious, too, because the in- • Racquets For Sale or Hire gredients are precision- mixed. G«t Flakorn. ' - Instructions TELEPHONE 8EA BRIGHT 2-0291 Notice of Settlement of Account Estate of William A. Cola, Deceased, Notice la hereby glren that the ac- counts of the subicriber. Surviving* Ex- ecutor and Truitee of the estate ot laid Deceased, will be audited and atated by the Surrogate of the County of Mon- mouth and reported for settlement to' the Orphans' Court of laid county, on Thursday, the Thirtieth day of October. Two more A. D. 1947, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at 4% MORTGAGES 4% ("euy" baking which time application will be made for mixes for ypu. th* allowance of commissions and coun- lel fees. '* *• AVAILABLE ON ALL TYP£S Dated August 29th. A. D. 1947. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK . AND TRUST COMPANY OF REAL ESTATE OF RED BANK, Anthony W. Eckert, superintendent of Fitkln Memorial hospital, was among the' many health and (Formerly Second National Bank community leaders who welcomed Charles B. Allen to- his new post as superintendent of Monmouth of Red Bank, New Jersey) Memorial hospital at an informal reception held recently;at the Long Branch hospital's auxiliary hall. ' By: Ralph S. Pearce. SCHWARTZ-MACKLIN (Ralph S. Penrce, Trust Officer) Mr. Allen expressed his best wishes for the success of the Fitkln Memorial hospital campaign for \'M Surviving Executor and Truitee, building fund and said, "The community needs the additional facilities you are planning'to provide. 8 WHITE ST. RED BANK 6-3121 Red Bank, New Jersey. We hope you will have the generous support of all Monmouth county residents and that the future will, IUKO PRODUCTS CORPORATION Messrs. Applegate, Foster, HARRY N. JOHNSON New Sruuwlck, N. J. Rtuiiille it Cornwell, find the two hospitals working together to provide ever-increasing service for those who come to us for Red Bank, New Jersey, A life-long Democrat and sup- care." '•••.••• •.'•.•-..• v Proctors. porter of the New Deal he was Mr. Allen formerly -was director of the Springfield City hospital In Springfield, Ohio. He succeeds once elected sheriff, three times Arkcll B. Cook, who left several months ago to become administrator of a hospital in Washington, D. C. mayor of Highlands and once ap- pointed under sheriff. He had been Long Island, were week-end guests /HIRE'S THI PLACE TO GIT an unsuccessful candidate for the Matawan of Postmaster and Mrs. Raphael, Eatontown THE ARISTOCRAT OF ALL offices of county clerk, freeholder C. Develin. and assemblyman. Mr. Johnson had Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt Supervising Principal Russell A. Eatontown firemen with their ap- FLOORING MATERIAL 1 been a Democratic county commlt- moved Friday from Broad street G. Stetler spent the week-end with paratus took part in the parade at tceman for many years. to Morganvillc, where they will op- his wife who has been 111 at the the Trenton state fair Saturday and CASH He conducted a real estate office erate the general store and occupy home of her brother In Mechanics- the Eatontown first aid ambulance NOW AVAILABLE on Bay avenue for 39 years and, he apartment above. Mr. Schmidt burg, Pa. participated, in a demonstration until recently, owned considerable has resigned his position with the Sunday at Trenton. WHEN YOU NEED m Prudential Life Insurance com- Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Reed of IN STOCK property in the borough. The John- St. Petersburg, Fla., wore the The Gleaners will hold a covered Our prompt, friendly Loan Strvici it son family settled in Monmouth pany to purchase the store which dish supper and get-together next formerly was owned by Mr. and guests last week of Mr. Reed's 8 New Beautiful Colors at a Cost Slightly available to help both mtn and worritn county more than 107 years ago in mother, Mrs. Lillian Reed of Main Wednesday night for members of Howell township. It was there that Mrs. Clinton Matthews. the Presbyterian congregation in lolve any financial problem, lorrow her* street. ' the chapel. This active organization Higher Than Inlaid Linoleum to pay btlli, makt homt and car repalri, Harry Johnson was born, son of the Mrs. Edward Currie entertained late Austin P. and Mary E. Chap- her bridge club Friday when prize Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Altken, Miss met Tuesday for sewing and will buy nitdid fhtngs for Fall and Winter, man Johnson. winners were Mrs, William R. Hazel Luyster and Frank Petroskl meet Friday afternoons starting and meet other nitdi and .•ntratncin. have returned' from an automobile next week'at the chapel for sewing After graduating from Freehold Iralg, Mrs. James Nell and Mrs. tour of the southern states. ' . Baynton's linoleum Shop Monthly repoymtnt. William Martini 1 articles for the, Christmas bazar to high school, the family having the Trinity guild will hold a bo held Saturday, December 6. 5 BROAD ST. RED BANK moved to the county seat, he en- Leroy Sickles, who has a business rummage tale today, tomorrow and To Arrangt For a Loan, Com* In Or Phoni. tered Rider college at Trenton. He assignment in Chicago, spent the John A. Weatlh's Bible class PHONE t-SStl •week-end with his family. Saturday with Mrs. Alice Mershon meets Tuesday nights at the. Pres- studied law In the office, of tho as chairman, byterian mahse and . the church late Judge Rulif V. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick ,are choir will meet Wednesday even-i Aaron E. Johnson. Though a grad spending a few days at their cot- Mr. and Mrs. Leon ArrowsmltU entertained recently at a farewell ngs for practise at th« hohte of BELL FINANCE COMPANY uate of the New Jersey law sohool. tage in Pine Grove, while Mr. Her- Mrs. Benjamin VanReiireh, he entered tho real estate aria In- flck has a business engagement in party in honor of Mlii Ddrothy 77 Broad St., Tel. 6-1472 Red Bank surance business, after he quit a White Plains. Delbasco, who has returned to Councilman Ralph L, Levys and Lie. 742 Charge 2Wft Mo. position with tho Patten Steamship Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erdmann, study at the Unlvertlty of Mltirhl, Fred S. Morris and Benjamin Van- company, which originally brought Sr., have moved to an apartment Coral Gables, Fla. Guests- were Keuren attended as delegates from him to Highlands in 1907. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delbasco and the Eatontown Firemen's Belief as- SPECIAL L n the former Neumann house on daughter Carol, Mr. and Mrs,.Fred sociation. • " • ,- '".-"•• J Lt was in Highlands thftt he met Main street. -:,. Mra. William.G. Davis returned FINGERTIP COATS of Newark, whose parents were ter have returned from a vacation tor trip with Miss Ruth Perinlng- spent on a dude ranch in Colorado Amboy. • ' summer residents of the bayshore Mr. and Mrs. John Lyle and sons, ton of Red Bank to Canada. That ALL WOOL town. Springs, Colo. „ morning' she received a. telephone Mr. and Mrs. William Craig left John, • Jr., William and Robert, Mr. Johnson became active In lo- 'Misses Jeanne Berger, Winifred message that her mother, Mrs. cal affairs when he settled in High- yesterday for a two wcoks' trip George Stevens, was critically 111 SUITS *16" lands. He was an organizer of the thi'ough tho New England states Berbrlck, Elizabeth O'Nlel and at her home In Wrlghtstown, Pa. tip Highlands Building & Loan asso during which Mr. Craig will con- Judith Saglblel recently attended Mrs. Davis found her mother In a n elation and alBO became connected duct business for the New York tho Trenton State Fair. coma which ended in her death Sat- Auction Fur company. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Ralnaud urday afternoon. The funeral was with the Sea Brlght-Rumson Build- entertained at dinner Saturday SPORT COATS *n ing & Loan association. He waa Mrs. Warren Vreeland and held Tueaday afternoon and at- evening Mr. and Mrs. James Hen- tended by Mr. and Mrs, Davis. up a former member of the board of daughter, Elizabeth Ann, visited derson of Bloomfleld, Mr. and Mrs. directors- of the Sea Bright First the Trenton State Fair Saturday. William Qulhn of Marlboro, Fred Several residents attended the an- $ 95 National bank. More than 100 persons attended Dedrick of Freehold and Mrs. nual memorial services held last TROUSERS 5 First elected mayor ot Highlands the annual 'clambake sponsored by Charles Lyons of Matawan! Sunday at Old Tennent church by in 1913, ho served until 1916. He the Matawan Sportsmen's club at the Monmouth County Sons and $ #9 was again elected mayor in 1939. McGuirc's grove Sunday, Horse- Michael Havrain and family of Daughters of Liberty councils. A PLAID SHIRTS SPCrial 2 ? After serving a term as under shoe pitching and Softball were Newark, are moving to their sum- wreath was placed on the tomb of sheriff he was elected sheriff In part of the entertainment program. mer homo on Middlesex road, to the unknown soldier, $|.«3 1926. In this election he defeated Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nucclo livo permanently. Mrs. William A. Tilton, who has DRESS SHIRTS Republican candidate Basil B and sons, Joseph and Thomas, The Youth society of the Pres- been living with a son In Long Bruno, and his 2,339 votes topped moved to Manasquan yesterday. byterian church elected officers at Branch, Is a patient In Monmouth all candidates. Though sevoral Mr. Nuccio formerly was an In- a hot dog roast last week at the Memorial hospital, HOSE Pair 35' clergymen assailed his policies, he structor In the Matawan schools. manse on Main street. Officers Mrs. Louella Hush, an active won by a great margin over Miss Nancy Jane Eidniann re- elected wero president, Miss Bar- member of Pride of Crescent coun- VJOO Bruno. Four years before, however, turned to school last week after bara Swanson; vice president, Mls» cil, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, SWEATERS he was unsuccessful In seeking a Betty Ann Ward; secretary, Leroy was 87 years, old Monday and ob- convalescing from an automobile served her birthday at the home of Up- position on the assembly. In 1929 accident. Lcmaire and treasurer, Dore HunU er. . • a sister in Stamford, Conn., where he was an unsuccessful candidate Mrs. Albert Peters was a guest she, is visiting. for the position of county clerk. at a surprise party In honor of LEATHER Jackets <12" •> An ardent baseball fan, he helped Miss Emllle Baumgartner of Key- Charles Schick, a well known res- finance a team of baseball stars Shrewsbury * ident of Eatontown many years, is up port. observing today his 80th birthday. that toured Japan In 1920. He was Tony Tourine is building a new treasurer of the State Sheriffs' as- Mrs. Dorothy M. Lanterman be- He is laid up as a result of a recent garage and gas station on Main :an her duties yesterday a teach* fall, but Is doing as well as can be sociation since that group was or- street between Aberdeen road and a FOR MEN: ganized In 1928, having been elect-, er of the first and second grades. expected. ,Hlgh street on property formerly She had been teaching in the Oak- Forty-one members of-Pride of ed to another term last month. He rtvned by Charles Schpck. . ALL WOOL was a member of the Water Witch hurst public school. A graduate of Ircscent council attended the Polly- \yilliam Murphy, a former resi- Newark Teachers college she has anna and birthday party held Mon- Tacht club, a director of the High- dent of Matawan, died September lands Basin company, a charter pursued extension studies at Colum- day night. Members and visitors $24" 20 a\ Rivera Beach, Fla., where bia university, and at the University were present from Red Bank, Free- member of the Highlands Liens burial services were held. up club and a'member of the newly of Vermont, and holds, a bachelor hold, Keyport, Long Branch and SUITS A Brushed-Wool Beauty for formed Highlands planning board Mrs. Lester Melsner and infant of science degree In education. Mrs. Eatpntown. Those,observing" birth- son, flew to Arcadia, Fla., last week Lanterman replaces Miss Frances days were Mrs., Charlene Hartley Double Duty...in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Edith to ' attend the funeral of Mrs. Hackett, who resigned to accept a and Mrs. Walter Dangler °' Lo»»K E. Cashion Johnson; a son, Austin Miner's father. position in the reading clinic of Branch and Mrs. Carrie Schick of H, Johnson of Mountainside; two The Monmouth Glee club, accom- New York university. ' Eatontown. A penny sale Is planned SPORT COATS . up TOWN OR COUNTRY daughters, Mrs. Henry T. Newhard panied by Mrs. Koert Wyckoff, for'next Monday and a public, card The Keith society will meet Sun- party the following Monday night. OTHERS TO $19.95 95 of Bethlehem, Fa., and Mrs. gave a concert Saturday evening day at 6:30 p.. m.'ln Chrl.«t\parisli Thlt t-o-f-t coiual bruthed-weel sock provides Charles W. Case of Oakhurst; at the Methodist Conference In house. - . ' " . •'" ' . Mr. arid Mrs. Fielding R. Gwynn, *5 brother, Howard A. Johnson of City. Jr,, of Broad'street,.have returned a carpet of comfort undtr fool. Ifi a iure-f oot«d Pupils of tho public school- who Highlands, and five grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dowllng have been neither absent nor tardy from West' Tlsbury oh. ijartha's TROUSERS , The, funeral will be held Satur- have announced the birth of a son, Vineyard,.- Mass., -where, they were up companion for jporti or country wear-and topi during September follow: •. • .' visiting .Mrs. Gwynn's brother, LONG SLEEVE or SLEEVELESS day "'afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho John Edward, Jr., born September fclghth Grade-^-PAtrlcla. - Slate, ! Paul Posten funeral home, with Rev. 2, in the South Amboy hospital. Buck&lew, John Valentine. ., •'.'• Capt. Nelson S.' Bryant arid fam- in town tool Smart and sturdy. 9x3 rib. Choois Charles P. Johnson, pastor of Al Tha baby weighed seven pounds, lyl. Last Sunday the 'family held $3-95 Seventh Grade—Robert Jenkins, Ivan a reunion at the Bryant home, and SWEATERS from an Inspired.variety of heather tones and Saints church, Naveslnk, officiat- five ounces. Kuhns, Rodger ' " LaVallley, f' Jonathan ing. Burial will be in Fair View Mrs. P. A. Zlcgler and Mrs. Aloy- NUes, Mar; Virginia, Majon, Manor Nev- the occasion was also a ptirty for cemetery. .us. • • v. '• .... .-'.•" Nelson S. Bryant,.Jr., who left Mon- ALL WOOL solid colors. Treated against shrinkage.. sltis Pennetti recently visited .Mrs. Sixth Grade—ROM Marj Binder, Anna day to attend Dartmouth college William Wagner in Long Branch. Florcttl. Eleanor Jenkins, Miriam Wol. at Hanover, N, H.' .-••,. ELECT OFFICERS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grace and cott, Robert Kuhne, Charles Han. John daughter,. Marilyn, visited - the Newman, Kenneth Nixon, Harold Phil. Mr. and Mrs. William Beckam of PLAID SHIRTS up The Junior Holy Name society of Trenton State Fair Saturday. lips. ' ' " ' •••.-- Crawford street are parents of a St, James church elected officers at , Fifth Grade—In* DVrl.i, Diana G.r. daughteriiorn Saturday at Mon- OTHERS $4.95 185 Broadway, a meeting this week. They are Jos- Sgt. Earl Smedes, formerly of jltolo, Elltabeth Hjrmer, Ann Jones, Ball? mouth'Memorial hospital. . '• Long Branch Koyport, was a guest of his aunt, Lidnatc, Charles Matches, James 'Neit- eph Hintclmann, 12A senior, prest man, Lawronce Phillips, Jay Snoco. ' •Mr; and;Mrs.; Frank 'Abbott of dent; Charles JDrury, 12A senior, Mrs. Karl Heuser of Ravine drive Fourth' Grade—Richard Harpmona, Crawford street are parents of a DRESS SHIRTS vice president; James Orlffin, 11B for several days. Robert Hodgklu, Rlclc Mount, , Ruth nOn •• born Thursday . at Monmouth up Junior, secretary, and Daniel Welch Mrs. Edmund Walker of Wash- Buckalew. Elltnbeth Toale», -Virginia Memorial hospital. ' ington street, -Kcyport, gave a Hcrden, Marleno Marx, Julie HeVlui, • $ 12B senior, treasurer. Third Grade—Daniel Do.n. Richard Mr. and-Mrs. George Odell of house warming party for .Mrs, Nor- Michaels, Fay HodglilM. Rlcn. Marsulla, College: avahua .uro parents, or a son LEATHER Jackets 15" man I^ofoed of Matawan Thursday Mnrgarettn It«ed. " born last Thursday at Monmouth evening, Among the guests, were Second Grade—SutanneBarg, Ann Ise-. Memorial'hospital. ,.- • : s 5 C Mrs.-Kenneth Thorscn, ' Mrs. Nol- tin, Patricia Johnson,' Patricia Kelper, Mary Ann LoUl.ondn, Pamela Uar>ulla, /Mr. and Mrs.;Jam«s •Wilbu'rn of Pajamas 3 * Hose 5O son Smith, Mr«. Virginia Van Alexandra Messina, Joan Valentine, UncU Victor avenue are parents of a SAVE $100 A YEAR ' Brackle, Mrs. Everett Carlson, Mrs. |S!m, Jamfl5 ,?« daughter born Friday at Monmouth up up William Miller, Mrs. Frances An- folo, William Wolf. Fl rst Grade—Butannde—Sutannaa Badgley, Ni- Memorial hospital. < son, Mrs. Walter Snyder and Mrs. chele 8«cto, Patience Bheppanl, Thomas OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 Frank Bliss, all of Matawan, ''•>Pn«U. WI11WilliaLm DeVrlai,, „MfrHl, l ON YOUR LAUNDRY BILL Smith, Robert VmiirhtnVh , J>unePl U JohnsJh , Tinton Falls Miss Marie Hoey of Mlddletown, ton, Shlrler McQheo, spent Saturday as guest of her sis- Reception (trade—Itonild Dull, Ken- Bring Your Laundry to the Launderette. mi l!i Dletz, J«mi>* LoBlonclo, Wllllum ' The Ladies' Aid society of the tor, Mrs. Grace Curran. Nixon, Tennncn Thompion, Donnt Dulr. Methodist church is- meeting this Vz Hour Service While You Shop. Mrs. William R. Rabol ontcr- .Ionium Ml»|ijitl«, Bu»»ll piilfer, afternoon at the •• home of Mrs, talnod tho Wodncsday bridge club Mr. and Mrs. William LeValley George Wlthey dn Throckmorton O A \ TTT Y0UYOURR TIMCLOTHEE S last week. Prizes were awarded of Monroe avenue are parents of a avenue, Eatontown. -V '.;,. to the hostcsn, Mrs. Conrad daughter, born Monday at Hazard The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire F HcE T 0 R V oA V li * • Johannsen and Mrs. William Corn hospital. company will, observe Us 18th an- berger. Howell Kllson Walton, Jr., son of hlveriary with a covered dish sup- wx *. T A~* Y0UR M0NEY Mrs, Harvey Vnn Brunt recently Mr. and Mr«. H. K. Walton of 8I(- ppr Monday evening, Ootober> 18, FREE PARKING PROVIDED substituted In the Lnuionco Harbor vorbroolt road, wna baptized'Sun- procodlng the meeting. grnmmnr nchool. day at St, tCfoorgc'a_JgDtofipjmj. Mis. Wllliiim- Qrofl «]>ont tho chinch, Rumwn, by the lector tlonlTn Monmouth Momorlal hos- week-end nt Nlitgnra Fnlln. Rov. Ocorgo A, RoberUllaw, My pital, In muph Improved, and -li LAUNDERETTE" 114 Monmouth St. Pnt Kovlno mid fninlly of Now anil Mis, Christopher TO. ROIUOI of expected homo soon. . York city, wore guest* recently of Anbury Park worn tho sponsors, A The Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs, TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3646 OPP. A.&P, MARKET . " ,• > RED BANK reception followed the ceremony «i Rnlph Kovlnn. Hana Lund Is a patient : In. Mon- ALL BOSSES STOP )i OLUUU FEOM ODB BTO1IE ,Mr. and Mn. Finnic Tuole of tt)t Walton homi. moutli Memorial hospital. 1 .. n