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All tbs Nowf of SECTION BED B ANK and Surroundlof Town* Told Fe*rlw»ly and Without Blu RED BANK REGISTER Iituad WtlVlr. •nt«r«d •• Buccnd-Clm. Mutter at th» Post, Subscription Price: On« Year $2.00, VOLUME LIX, NO. 6. offltt it R«d Bank, N. J., undir th« Act o! March I, 181». EED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 30,,1936. Six Months, {1.00. Single copy, 4c. PAGES 1 TO 14, Biddle Garrison Large Creamery Freak'Election Bet; Plans Progressing For No More Liquor Burnett Overrules Hero Of Fascist May Be Located One For The Book On Credit Capt. Charles P. Irwin and James Nat'l Sweepstakes On E. Curley are the participants In the "Town Fathers" In I). Frederick Burnett, state Revolt In Spain In Middletown first freak presidential election bet commissioner of alcoholic bev- of the season to be made at Red River HereNext Month erages, has Issued the following Reports from Embassy Tell of The Matter Discussed at Com-Bank. The winner is to receive a notice to all retail Uoensees: Stetson hat and a wheelbarrow rids Favor of Licensees "Liquor In a luxury. . gales Rescue of Woman and Child mittee Meeting in Connection on Broad street from the Intersec- made cm credit to those who by Biddle H. Garrison, Son of With Back Taxes Owed on tion of that street and Front street, Enthusiastic Meeting of General and Finance Com- cannot afford U> pay cash cause commonly known as "The Fountain," Beverage Czar Refers to "Cracker Barrel" Decision* in untold hardship. Wives and Mr*. B. H. Garrisons Former Brewery. to Monmouth street. The loser Is to families have suffered because provide the hat and to push the Ordering Licenses of Three Dealers Renewed-** mittee Monday Night—Everybody "All wheelbarrow. The winner Is to wear of liquor purchased at the ex- A story of the heroism of Biddlo pense of the necessities of life. The large building formerly used the new headgear while taking the Praised by Councilman Degenring. Pepped Up" and "Rarin' to Go." Children have had to go hun- H. Garrison, Jr., son of Mrs. Biddle as a brewery on the west elde of ride.. The bet ia to be paid Saturday gry. H. Garrison of Vista place, who isPalmer avenue, in Middletown town- afternoon, Nuvember 6, at. 3 o'clock. A icore or more mernbera of the connected with the United States ein- ship, near James C. Hendrickson's Commissioner D. Frederick Bur» "Moreover, putting; It 'on the Capt. Irwin Is engaged In tho boat nett of the state department of aJco» executive and finance committees of L. Endlcott chairman. United States Bu- Tjassy In Spain, is contained In a re- Old Cherry Tree farm, may be con-building business. He Is a former reau of Standards; MISB M. Louifie Leldiu, cult' eventually costs you both port made by Hallett Johnson, coun- verted into a creamery. The matter hollo beverage control reversed tho the Community Begatta association, Phelfi Innrioll, William A. Brunn, Wil- cash and customer, councilman and the father of Coun- Plans Completed aelor of the embassy, last week. Mr. discussed at considerable length action of the Red Bank mayor and incorporated, met Monday night at Ilim Roiett, Sr., W. E. Wills, Peter Ilent- "Tlie following rule Is hereby wa3 cilman Joseph P. Irwln, Republican council In refusing to renew the plen- the Maryland Tea room on Riverside Garrison la reported to be at St. Jean |n t lll0 moetinK of the township com- assembly candidate. Mr. Curley Is a Measurer's committee—J. S. Y. Tyson promulgated effective August 1, ary retail distribution licenses of de Luz, France. A cablegram, re- jmltte e o, Middletown townshihipp last member of the real estate and Insur- For Harvest Home •venue, and reports of members of ihalrman, Frank Adler, Oluf NikkeUan. 10S6: porting his safety, was received by y afernoon, when , Tony Pingitore of 75 Lelghton ave- the various committees were re- Registration committee—Henry Kroeiike "Rule 10: 'No retail licensee ThurBda a request ance firm of Curley & Bray and a Mrs. Garrlaon on Saturday. It Is ex- wag mado that back taM, nue and Mra. Rosarla Costa of 62 ceived. It wan a most enthusiastic ihairman, Edward Kroepke, Charle« s. shall sell, serve, deliver or al- Justice of the peace. Mr. Curley is And Big Bazar West Bergen place and the plenary gathering, and each one present low, permit or Buffer the sale, pected that she will hear from him | piTperty~amountl"ng~'to about $6,000 betting on President Roosevelt, and BroadcsBtlrig committee—Hnrolil 8. Al- within a few days. Capt. Irwin Is betting on Governor retail consumption license of Patsy showed doop Interest In the regatta len chairman, Alfred Lippmnn, Waller A service or delivery, directly or be cancelled. Red Bank Methodists to Have Borelll of 2 Morford place at a hear- planB, which assured the executive Heppner. , Indirectly, of any alcoholic bev- The committee wan urged to take Landon. The bet was made Satur- ing early thia month of the three ap- committee of a successful affair. Finance "committee—Hubert Farrow anigt> on credit or against dc- this action by Charles E. Campbell day in the presence of witnesses, and Two-Night Affair on Their chairman, Thomas Little, Tlieoilure J both participants say they will neith- peals. His decision was received by • The solicitations committee report- Lebrecque, Kenneth II. MccUueen, Wil- poRlt made In advance, or In representing the Industrial and Borough Clerk Mrs. Amy Shlnn Sat- ed that almost SO per cent of the llurn A. Miller, John Mulvlhlll. Jnmca H exchange for any goods, wares Chemical Consulting Engineers of er "give nor take quarter." Broad Street Grounds Next urd.-iy morning. Pni-kei, Lester R. Hoss, John Colt. Ncl or merchandise, or In payment Newark. Mr. Campbell said that his amount needed, over and above the Wolcott, Arthur Glbb, Jncob SelgjtL Month. The text of the three dcclslonB fol- previous amounts assured, had been George Dray, Howard LiMpincou, Courl- of any services rendered; pro- concern was entertaining a proposal low: vided, however, a l>ona flde club secured, and that by next Monday Undt White. M. V. Drown, P. J. Bcuisllle o finance Bine Burn Foods, Inc., In Plans ate completed and all conV- Tony lMngltore. right It was hoped to have the lull Thomas FUU1, Jc., llan-y Uuiicti. Jr.. Al- entitled to a club llcen.se under opening a creamery in tho building Summer Card fred Llppraan, Ross E. KIIIK. Dr. D. A the law and the State Rules and mittees have reported excellent pro- This Is an appeal from the denial amount subscribed for. Lester R. Edwards, L. W. Lancaster, Percy Seller- n question. The property is owned gress townrds the coming Harvest of an application for a renewal of a Boss gave the boys a pep talk on man, R. V. B. H. Stout. T. D. Moore Regulations may sell on credit by Ferd Tedesco of South Amboy, plenary retail distribution license for to lt« members, and a hona fide Party To Be Home nnd Bazar to be held by the getting the necessary amount togeth- Harold S. Allen, Hush Ryder, John Haw- who, Mr. Campbell said, would re- Methodist church congregation and premises known as 75 Lelghton ave- kins. R. P. Lomborn, 11. II. Eckert. hotel may sell on credit to Its nue, Red Bank. er as quickly as possible. AnchoraBe and patrol committee—Theo- ceive stock to the value of $20,000 in societies on their grounds on Broad duly registered guests'." the Brae Burn company in return It is admitted that appellant has It was estimated that tho expense .ji-o D. Moore chairmnn. Comrnander S Held Tuesday street, nearly opposite L,eroy place, complied with all the statutory pre- of tho regatta will be around *3,uW. 11. Sands, U. 3. C. G. honorary chairman; for the place. Mr. Campbell said that Friday and Saturday afternoons and Harold M. Botkln, Frederick K. Buruhard, requisites. One thousand dollars of this amount Alan T. Field, Frank GrolT, C. Muury hie company would not advance The denial of the renewal license his been guaranteed by the mayor Jones, Harry Isaacs, Jr., Parko LOKHII, money to pay back taxes and that Plans for Woman's Club Event was by a divided vote of the Coun- »nd,council of Bed Bank; *500 will Roy PamonB, Holbrook Smith. Uichiinl T. Unless the taxes were cancelled the ollmen, two voting in favor and Smith, Harry Zobel, William J. Duncan, to be Completed at Meeting of till taken care of by tho bank bal- Proposed Change company would look for another three against. No formal answer BertBertraa m LLtnde, Boatswain M. M. Hymer, wai filed by the respondent but aa ance from last year's regatta, and a V. S. C. G. place for its creamery. Ways and Means Committee White The committee refused to comply teatlfted to by Councilman James A. Urge portion , of \ho remaining Housing; committee—Courtlandt VanSchoick, who voted against the amount needed is expected to be chairman, Leatep DrtwDt, , CheBUh r e. Of Coaches For with the request, but they said they on Monday. RlRalphh EEckert, Robert MacDonnld, Hugh lenewal, the reason for the refusal realized by tho disposition of a sail- Ryder. would enter into a covenant where- to renew was alleged "Sunday Sales" Doat now being constructed at Dlok- Marina isrvlce committee—Cant. ChnrleB Two School Teams by the back taxes would be accepted A meeting of the ways nnd means at the Iiccn3ed premises. jnan's Boat Works, and by personal T. Irwln chairman, J. T. Brooks. Fred in graduated amounts over a period committee of the Woman's club will No formal charges were ever pre- , Allen VanderholT. Bernard Freed- ferred against this licensee during contributions. ThlB sailboat Is fcelng man, Bay Pullen, Nell lB. Wolcott. Bud of live years. Mr, Campbell said this be held Monday, August 3, at the Executive Session of the Middle- proposal seemed satisfactory to himclubhouse on Broad etreet for the term of his old license; nor was disposed of on tho co-operative plan, Blalidell. Press Photo thpre any hearing on his new appli- •with Assessor George W. Bray as Medical and first aid committee—Dr, and he would recommend to his com-purpose of completing plans for the cation where he wmild havo had an Walter A. Rullman chairmnn, Dr. John town Township Board of Ed- BIDDLE H. GARRISON, JR. pany that it be adopted. He said that chairman of this particular part of B. noyd, Pr, Theodore A: Dorcmui, Dr. summer card party to be held on the opportunity to refute any charge* the flnancce. SamueL Hftusman, Dr. William Pearce, Dr. ucation Will be Held Thurs- Mr. Johnson in reporting Mr. Gar- Brae-Burn-Foods planned to, use the following day at the home of Mrs. that might have been preferred William Sayre, Dr. C. C. Strnuuhn, Dr. proposed creamery chiefly for making Ernest H. Boynton of Fair Hav.en. against him. The mattor of publicity was brought D. A. Edwards, Dr. Walter Gosling. day Night, August 6. rleon's act of heroism stated that the liefore the committee, particularly Red Bank man had undertaken a cheeses. He said it would be oper- Mrs. Harry Morford is chairman Mr. VanSchoick testified: Police and parking—Thpmas M. fiop- ated on such a large scale that It- of tho committee in charge. Members a That the discussion on the ap- insofar as Hems reaching metropoli- slll chairman, Harry Clayton, chief of hazardous automobile trip to Zarus plication of Pingitore arose by reason tan newspapers, by Thomas Irving ollce; Harry Detrenrlns:, James A. The board of education of Middle to rescue Mrs. Mary E. Larkln and would require more milk than was of the various sub-committees are as •rkes. Al VanScholck, Kenneth M. of a police report that a man had Brown, chairman oB» the publicity ? town township 'will devote part of its her son, whose only available Ameri- obtainable in this section and thefollows: been arrested in October, 1935, Wyckoff, Victor GroaslnKer. meeting Thursday night, August 6, committee. Charles C. Alexander, Jr., Prlie committee—Alfred Llppman chair- can address was In care of the Chase company would have to make pur- Chairs and tables—Mrs. Frank Ganter. charged with being drunk and dis- man, Samuel Crooks. Hubert M. Farrow, to an executive session with regard National bank of New York. Furth- chases in outside territory. He said the Prints—MM. Harry Morfonl. orderly, that the report Bet forth this •will take care of much of. this pub- to coaching instruction for the foot- Tickets nnd printing—Mra. Willlnm Perm licity for New York, Newark and Q. Howard Llpplncott. er details regarding this trip have company would attempt to persuade Strode, Mr«. J. T. Bcckman. Mrs, O. How- man stated to the police that he had Reception committee—Aunuatu M. ball and baseball teams of the' high the farmers of Monmouth county to purchased his liquor at the licensed other papem using sporting Items. Mlnton chairman, Herbert E. Edwnrdn co- rot yet been received. nrd Lippincott. Mr MMyro n V. BDrown .M Mrs. school. Lewis Blood of Matawan has A Mrs. Frank Gnnt premises on a Sunday. Mr. Brown offered tho uao of the chnlrman, Richard E. Annett. Kenneth The last letter that Mrs. Garrison increase their herds so that their en- mlorf, Clayton. Monroe Elitncr. been the coach for these teams for a Mrs. E. S. Cl b. That about four months before large display space on The Keglster received from her son arrived• i•n Jul- •y tire' supply would be supplied by this 1'arkillB—Mrs. K. H. Boynton. tho application for renewal was filed span, Ilenjamln Flncke. lin number of years. section. He said the company would tullding, where Tho Roglnter has Its Jacob Krldel, Carl Srlnvcnkcr. Citpl from Madrid, where Mr. Garrison Other members of the committee Mr. VanSchoick visited the licensed At the regular meeting of the had been stationed. The Red Bank- manufacture tomato juice and other premises on a Sunday morning. Up- own advertisement, for the use of V. R. H. Stout, John Worrcn, Paull Rcus- hoard last Thursday night H. Law- are Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Mrs. Alan •the committee, and it is quito likely •Illllle er went with Ambassador Claude products of the sort and that it would on entering, he observed a man at Publicity—Thnmnn Irvlnit Hrow chair- rence Scott and Curtis J. Walling, make contracts with the farmers for Frost, Mrs. Patrick Cotter, Mrs. the counter about to purchase two that a large sign will appear there Bowers, when the latter moved to Maurice Schwartz, Mrs. Howard man, Russell D. Gudgeon co-chairman, two of the members, advocated that summer quarters at San Sebastian. crops for this purpose. He said that pints of liquor. Mr. VanSchoick. shortly, featuring the regatta and Beverly Brown co-clialrmnn, Sidney Wnin Gilbert Augustlno of South Amboy, Manning, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. J, came to this conclusion because the Itgatttt dates. co-chairman, Edward Phelnn, Charles An- It was-here that a great part of the equipment costing about $50,000 drews, Herbert Scholl, Samuel Volovirh. coach for the basketball team, take fighting took place, the Fascists get- would be installed for the creamery GFoller, Mrs. .Myron V Brown, Mrs bottles were on the counter and there Course committee—-Arthur Swift chnlr- over coaching for the baseball and was also money on the counter. He Councilman Joseph C. Irwin, chair- ting control of the town, only to be business. John Ivins, Mrs. Theodore Parsons further stated that wTfeiTThe young man of tho general commlttco, who man. George Allen, Entity White, L. W.football teams. Both Mr. Blood and ejeqted by loyal troops later. Mrs. J. Ritchie, Smith, Mr«, Horace RUSSELL T. HODGK1SS Lancaster. Mr. Augustine are teachers at the man behind the counter saw him he conducted tho meotlng, read a Hat Sailboat finance- committee—Goorco W. . Mr. Garrison In his letter gave no Greeley Fowler, Miss Elizabeth Ernst, would not complete the sale; that h« at the committee, appointments; Bray chairman. J. V. Hitchcock. F,ilwi\rilft school. hints of Impending revolution. He Miss Elizabeth Seo-wcrott and Miss A feature of the affair will bo the later saw this same man on ths which were revised up to that time. V. Rullman, Donald Ophorn, Charles Al- Dr. Paul H. Axtcll, supervising Rumson Residents Florence Foigotson. supper which is scheduled to bo held street with a package. laire. Gene Worthloy. Erne«t Hull, Hurry did state that conditions hnd become They are aa follows: Isaacs. Jr., Donald Huhhard, Dud Dlait- principal of schoolhl s saiid the matter turbulent and that the labor situa- It is planned to hold tho party In- ench night from 5:00 to 8:30 o'clock. c. That on this visit to the licensed dell. Peter uenttey, Jr. could best be discussed at an execu- tion, particularly, was tense. doors but .there will be tables and Tickets are selling rapidly and from premises, he looked Into the rear ' Executive commltteo—Joneiih C. Irwln Want Reduction room and saw the licensea, Pingitore, chairman, Commodoro AuRUStuu M. Mln- Construction committee—Enitlcy White tive session and the board concurred Mr. Garrison was born at Red chairs on the lawn and the verandas yyiresenr t indications it seems that this ton co-chairman, Commodoro Joneph Aii- chairman. in thia view. Heretofore the board at a table which contained a liquor Program committee—Nelson Roco clinlr- Bank. His father, Dr. Biddle H. Gar- for those who desire to remain in the 'wil'wi l be the largest supper the church plagate co-chairman, Commodore Joneiih has held regular meetings the last open. There will be prizes for bridge bottle; that later, after the license Sllgal co-chairman. Commodore J. F matl. rison, who died in 1931, was chief of In Assessments has ever conducted. A door prize had been refused, Mr. Pingitore ex- , Hitchcock co-chalrmriri, Lostor R. ROBB RegattI>CBBLLa» bul«».l . tucommittee—J, »=—. F. Hitch...Thursda. y evenings of each month. staff at Ann May hospital. Young and other card games as well as stub is attached to each supper ticket plaining this Incident, told him that JOMph T. Laird, 3d. George Dray cock_ock_ chairman,. Pp. wW.. Bailey, E.. _<;(i. Wnlil- 1 Last week it was voted to havo the prizes for non-players. A door prize he only treated friends. or, P. B. W»ln«rlBlit. H. L. McMunn, II. Garrison attended Red Bank gram- Rumson Residents File Appeals and tne prizes will be awarded night- thrnnas ltvlnu Brown, Herbert E. Ed- , B. J. r.nrtnml, meetings the first Thursday even- mar schools and then went to Exeter has been donated by Mrs. Boynton. ly on the grounds. The supper will Is'o witnesses other than Council- wtrdl. Hubert I'arrow, Thomnn S. Field, E. Wai-it. J. lit-ookn. Noel ings. Various reasons were given Jr., Charles P. Invln; Morrln Jnckn. Al- Thomnn S. Field*. Jr., Or,Wllllnm K. academy In New Hampshire, from With Borough Clerk—Mr«. Refreshments will be served by mem- be served by the Married Couples man VanSchoick testified for the re- fred Liniimaa, T. D. Mooro. Pierre Tronl. Comnhcll, Hnrolil M. Botklnn H. C. Muiv- why this would prove advantageous. which ho graduated In 1929, He en- bers of the Junior Woman's club with Bible class. spondent. Arthur Bwlft, Noll Wolcott. Kenneth H. hc«d. The board meets at the high school tered Princeton university, graduat- Robert V. White Asks Reduc- Miss Louise Parker and Mrs. Trevon- The grounds will be made attrac- The appellant testified he has con- McQueen. Otome Dolllvor, Harold S. Al- B. C. Mulrheid, manager of tho at Leonardo. ducted a grocery store at 75 Lelgh- len, Benjamin Atwater. ing In 1933, and left in the summer tion of $25,000. ian Bennett ln charge. tive by a special arrangement of ton avenue for nine and a half years; Honorary judncn' committee—Governor Molly Pitcher hotel, ln addition to of that year for Spain. He studied Part of the proceeds will be used booths and other decorations, Includ- thnt he has had ft plenary retail dis- Harold G. Hoffman, Charlen B. Annott, making a liberal cash contribution, Spanish in that country and while for welfare work ln the community. ing special electrical effects. There tribution license sines 1934. Ha pro- Hoa. W. Warren Harbour, Hoity E. Rut-offered the usa of the hotel ballroom Monte Carlo Night there met Ambassador Bowers. The Appeals for reduction in assess- will also be special music and other duced five witnesses who testified as ler, T. B. Crumley, Hon. Charles It. Ens-free of charge should the commttteo ments have been Hied by several ll.h. Hon Nell.on Edward.. Amory h. latter, a Journalist before entering entertainment free both nights. to the high class character of the li- Hlikell, Clark Holbrook, Ocrnld C. Hol-decide to hold a marine hall In con- diplomatic service, had Mr. Garrison Rumson residents with Jere J. Improvements To Tho Ladies' Aid society will have censed premises. One was a letter brook. D»rrnvrd I.. Lnmh, Thorium N. Mi-nection with the regatta. For Playground do considerable research work for Carew, clerk of that borough. Thr, chnrgo of the sale of home-made carrier who has delivered mail to the Carter, Colonel Jacob Rwiport, Davlil A. Tho first general meeting of the him, and later gave him employment appeals will be heard by the county calies at a special booth and hand- licensee at the licensed premises for Schulto. Carl L. Shlpr.ee. Colonel J. Len- tax bnanl. Historic House nine years. der Elinor, Hon. William Sutiihlnn , Hon. committee waa held at tho Elk3 Event to be Held at West End at the embassy. iiuule fancy articles •will be on sale The testimony of Councilman Van- 15 Donald SUcrner. Commander RUphen club; the Maryland Tea room en- Mrs. Jean R. S. White, wife of nt a special booth in charge of the Schoick—raising as it does the ques- Yeandle, U. a. C. G Casino Tuesday to Raise ; George C. Wnrren, Joyed their company Monday night, Robert V. White, asks for a reduc- Former Emergency Relief Head- Alnhi Capl Pi and the Missionary tion aa to whether or not Mr. Pingi- Jr., Eric LcnvenB, John M. Marrow, Funds to Establish Outdoor tion from $92,000 to $67,000 on her Ihomaomaaa Dorcmin. and tho meeting next Monday night Moonlight Sail On quarters in Middletown Town- ] The candy booth will be in charge tore has violated the law—standing Race committee—Charlcitt n C. Alexander will bo held at the Molly Pitcher Recreation Center. property on Bellevue avenue, The alone, fulls far short of the definite chtlrman, n.niamln Atwat.r, Frank Dirt- hotel. Tho meeting will convene property is now assessed as follows: ship Near East Keansburg ' "t the Epworth league and tho Jun- and convincing proof thnt should man, GeorKe Gillie, Theodoro-E. Hall. J. The Hudson River promptly at 0:30 o'clock. Chairman Land, $50,000; buildings, $40,000; per- IK J n J t a • I! -lor department will havo charge of necessarily support a finding that T. Hitchcock. Ira Hand. L«on Keumllk, Under tho auspices of the Ocenn- 1 this licensee has been guilty of such sonal property. $2,000. Mrs. White Made Ready for Business Use. ;th e gral) bnR ffatUre for children. E. C. Fiedler, Jnmt» W. Mulroy, Plerra Irwln expects a full attendanco in port Republican club, next Tuesday The Ladles' auxiliary of Shrews- Tho Men's club will dispense frank- improper conduct us to deprive him Proal. Amuitun M. Mlnton. order to have final reports of all ac- night will be Monto Carlo night at a.'-ks that tho assessment on the land omcUl reteree—Wlllam A. Kodirs. bury post of the American legion is Hepairs and Improvements have , furtors and soft drinks. Ice cream of a renewal of a license, which he tivities to date. tho West Knd casino. All tho usual bo cut to $40,000 and the buildings has held for three licensing periods. Tlmer'« and icorer'a committee—Jamti encouraged to believe because of the Just been completed to the historic I will be sold under the direction of features of such events, as well as large amount of Interest shown that to $25,000. Some of It is mere hearsay. Most of somo innovations, will be in evidence. Thomas N. McCarter, his ' wife. house on Route 34 ln Middletown ! the Epworth league. It Is conjecture. All of it Is incon- there will be a large attendanco at r M r tp nnl township, near East Keansburg, which There will bo plenty of room for clusive. Church Bazar Next Flower Show To Be Mrs. Mario Cox, vice president of the the moonlight Ball up the Hudson Mrs. Madeleine club, is directing arrangements. river to be given under the auspices their daughter, M';= M i i ',„ R ll" owned by Mrs. Anna Eastmond. gground games and It Is likely that Mra. Ifosarla Costa. The profits are to be used to estab- of tho auxiliary next Tuesday even Kolly, arc askingMis fo. r reductionMadeleines oBn. „It s owner ha, s place, d, „it o__n th„ e mar-' .u—.t'hrre. will be horae-ahoe pitching con- This Is an appeal from the denial Week At Highlands Held on September 1 Itpt for rent for a business purpose, j tests lish a playground for children at Ing. The trip will be made on a vacant lots on Fair Haven road. i and theinnionfr guests? member, s of the church of an application for a renewal of a Oceonport. Mrs. Cox states that the The work recently completedd oon- plenary retail consumption license for Thursday night of next week will Tuesday, Scptombor 1, has been set boat which will leave the Atlantic They believe that $600 an acre is a | Russell T. Hodgkiss Is general object Is purely non-political and Highlands pier at 10 o'clock. slsted chiefly of laying floors. The premises 62 West Bergen placo, Red *e the opening night of the first an- s the date for tho annunl flower fnir value, nnd upon this basis they house has twelve rooms and It is : rhnirman of the Harvest Home and Bank. that tho proposed new playground Mra. John Phelffenberger is chair- ask the following reductions: Plot, Bnz.ir committee and he Is being ns- nual mardl grao and bazar for theshow to bo held by the Neighborhood will fill a much needed place In the provided with modern improvements. It is admitted that appellant hfle garden club. Tho affair will ho held man of the committee In charge of 2.118 acres, from $2,000 to $1,269.60; The first owner of the dwelling trtl by Harry Bernard, Harry compiled with all the statutory pre- benefit of the Church of Our Lady of life of the borough. Charles Walling, j the outing. Tickets may bo bought Perpetual Help of Highlands. Tho af-In the auditorium of the Red Bank plot, 2.121 ncres, from $3,000 to $1,-was the lute Colonel Uriah Soeloy of Cnmpton, Wllllnm Bennett nnd Hnr requisites. chief of police of Oceanport, is an ,at lhe lcRio rooma on Broiul stll,et 272.60; plol, 2.458 acres, from $2,000 1( Tho denial of the renewal llrcnse fair will lako nlaco on tne churoh Cathollo high school, rinna wero active supporter of tho project. He Civil war fame. He bad It built about " l l'erry. Chairmen appointed to a made at the annual luncheon-meet- The profits will be applied to thoto $1,474,80. ' look after special features are Mrs.wa3 by a divided vote of thft Coun- grounds and will l »t tntee nlghtfl, says ho has no doubt that it will bo [SO years ago and orcupied it for cil. No formal nnswer wns filed by ing of the club In tho Molly Pitcher legion welfare fund which Is usrd Miss Johanna Hagstrom wants the time. late Captain Jefferson Pnris Pohl, supper; Mrs. Mabel Run- ending Saturday night. backed by all persons familiar with for tho benefit of families in needy The tho respondent but Councilman Among tho features planned are hotel on Monday. the hazardous conditions under upon ppproperty y she owns Seelpy wa> the next owner and heyon, enke booth; Mrs. James R.James A. VanHr-holrlc testified that Mrs. Hamilton Battln nnd Mrs, Jo- circumstances. Expenditures for this Kivft- $1 [Smock and Mlas Eleanor Morris, fan- g&meii of competition, a program of which many of tho children of purpose average $100 per month. road reduced from $1,800 sold it Severn! years ago to his wife, tho refusal to renew was becauao (s) [notcBsional entertainment and ama-seph L. Honlgman were named an Occanport spend tholr summer vaca- to $1,400. A three-story house Is on the present ownr-v, who had it nind- -cy articles; AuMln Pohl, candy thero had been complnlnis against teur program with prizes. An added co-chairmen of tho commlttco In tions becaUHO of lack of playground the place. ernlzed. Ijist winter it wns rented booth; Mrs. Floyd Lum, grab bnu; lipellant; lli) there wore enough charge. Rules to govern tho show, Miulami) Zona. nnd Madamo Zodliu*, drinking places without this ono, vie: attraction will be the "Auction spnec. It Is proposed to havo the VENETIAN BUNDS FOR BANK. by tho Emergency Relief Adminis- which will bo announced later, wero HOME SITE SOLD. tration. fortune tellers; Harry Hcaviland. threo within two blocks. Block," which, It Is said, Is being pre- playground completely equipped and Tho testimony of Mr. VanHoholok sented for the flrBt time In the etate. drawn. After the meeting members under tho direction of capable ln- Capt. Seeleyi- died In his 91st year ' lighting; Foster Spinning and Jiert and their gucstB made n. tnur of tho Charles C. Coiuiver In«tnll» Set ln ™ ma widow will INorthcott, games; Arthur Davis, mu- —the, only witness lor respondent—• On the final night »2M> will bo award- ntructorB and guardians, with regu- Second National. Allx-rt S. nielan to Build Houso on a short time a on the first point wns not at all con- gardens on the estnto of Mrs. Henry lated hours of play and recreation. Koxwood I'ark Ix>t. reach her Rlst birthday In September. '.sic; RnsKell Woolloy, prize:!, and Rev. elusivo. It w:i.s bused in largo part ed on tho cooperative plan, as fol-I. Caesar on Rumeon road. Albert Bnner, Rustiotl Hodgklss and lows: two awards of $00 each, two of Mrs. Cecil C. Crawford, who Is one Venetian blinds bnvn boon In- Albert S. Dlelnn of Atlantic High- Despite her advancr-d years she en- upon, hearsay with no dnllnlte or con- of tho most nctlvo workors for thostalled In tho directors' room of (tin joys good hpnlth and she Is very na- Austin Pohl, publicity. vincing proof that any violation of |2S each and five $10 awards. lands has bought from the Nathaniel the law lind ever occurred on the li- The committee coralBts of Rev, FACTORY LEASE SIGNED. playground, is gratified over proB- Second NntionM Bank nm\ Trust Drake, estate a lot, ROxlftO feet, at tive. Her lnrgn flower nnd vegetable pecta of a largo attendance at thocompany by Charles C Conover of garden nt her homo on Vineyard FIKEMKN'S KAIlt. censed premises during tho two years John C. Farrell. executive chalrmnn; Foxwood Park on Woodbine nvrime, It had been licensed or prior thereto, New York Concern Makes Heady to Monto Curio night. She states that Linden place. A set of six blinds, near Prospect avenue. Mr. Dlolan avenue, Kjist Ke;in;>bur£, is ono of Tho testimony dlselonea that Mrs. Mr«. Herbert Fowlor, entertainment, Annual Event nt Leonardo Will and Thomas J. Kllcullen. Begin Operations lli-rc. everything Indicates that mnny will especially designed by Mr. Conover, will build on the properly a six-room tho finest in MiddMown township Costa had never boon brought up on be prc.'iont from various parts of tho cover tho largo window In the front Capo Cod cottage with modern lm- and Mrs, Hep.loy doeH ill! tlie. work of Open Saturday Nl^ht. charges nor had thoro been any hear- Papers for the rental of tho C. E. county. Assisting Mrs. Crawford of tho bank building. tending It. Sho wnn for many years ing upon objections that mlifht have COLT'S NECK HAHVB8T HOME. Gonover factory building at Itcd provementfi for his! own usr. The Arrangement.'! nro being completed and Mrs. Cox aro Mrs. Philip Hood, Mr. Conover has completed the In-work of constructing tho house will for tho itnniml fair of the Hrovent existed ngulnut her prc.ient applica- Bank to ths Eloctrlcal Industries Mrs. William Flnnelly, Mrs, Doro- tion for a renown! of hor Herman. If rrepartni for nig Church Fratlvnl Manufacturing company of Now itallsllon of tho nutnmiiliriilly oper- be started In about two WOPUH. TIIP Park and Leonardo lire company thero wero any convincing proof be- thy Bralnard and Mrs. Dorothy Uz- ated J. G. Wilson overhead doors at mile of tho lot was mtule by G. llow- Church lSunm 1'urly. which will open Saturday night on to be Held August 12. York were elgned last Thursday af- ullla, fore mo that this llconnco had vio- A congregational meeting to ar-ternoon. The lease Is for three years tho Port Monmouth flro house. nrd Llpplncott. A bunco party will bo held by i\\i\ the Leonardo Field dub uiomiil.'i and lated tho trust Imposed ln hflr by the range for tho annual harvont homo with an option of purchase. As told Men's club of the Heformed church cnncludo Saturday night, August 8. burning nuthorlty during tlm period Eastern 81 ar Card Party. Tho fair will huve a number nf In- of her prior HernHP, I would not hofli- for th» benefit of tho Koformed In The Register last week, the New Mrs-. Harry Klrkcgard of Eliza- fior Sale. Contract for
lour feet to (our feet alx Inches—WOB by tin Wo. 119, Item 8; In re Morton, Jullua Blls.'. ch. 1. Kill O.llop; Mcond. Records of State Bulletin No. 128, Item 14. Sunnyelde rarm"i eb, g. Oolden future; Players Club Has The present case, however, doei Finish of Polo Pony Race at Lincroft third. West Point fcorae phow team'i eh. not come within this category. This g. Kern fourth. Captain Jamet M. CI1U- ' ERA Now on File licensee, so far from being convicted eut's cb. I, Ard Patrick. Turnabout Party Fine tirniirkitm •'•'••"t11 i^l Ths State library at Trenton has of a serious violation, has never been lloni, mares or *eldlngs-»Won b» M •• convicted at all of having violate! Elsie J). HoldlwprUVi gr. m. reudlft Women Dretted •> Men and Vice just received from tha State ERA at any of the provisions of the Control D.wn: second. J. Orlfflth BtrlniJeU'. >. Newark about forty volumes, each of Aot, or the Rules and Regulations. m. Daughter ol the Winds! third 8. M. Versa at Dance—Ladies' Aux- almost newspaper alse, containing 8h« stands upon equal grounds wiUi Stewart', ch. m. Kate Havllni fourth, Mill iliary Bingo Party August 6, news matter, special articles and edi- any of the other licensees on her Streitn Farm's ch. m. Diamond Lll. EuulUUon, for eWldren It Md not Bridge Party August 12. torials relating to ths relief organisa- block who have been granted renew- over• 11 yeare-Won br Ml« Madeline P. tion whose life ends tomorrow by leg- als of their consumption licenses. Schlt.r: second. MIH C,nthl» Cl.w« Consequently It would be unfair to Wrlshtion; third. Ml» Lois BrewtUr. islative flat. There is thua died for Last Saturday evening the Playera future reference such s hlBtory, con- single her out and deny her license Middle and heavyweight hunterl—Won Boat club of Fair Haven entertained and grant the others. As stated In by Misa June Hanei'a b. g.. Chamik; sec- taining every variety of opinion, as Rajca vs. Belleville, Bulletin No. 101 ond. Trillora Farm's b. I. Traveling Man; at a "turnabout" party at which the the library probably hss on no other Uilrd, Mrs. H. B. Benson'a gr. g. Silver men dreised as women and the wom- SAVE $lO.oo Item 1: Lining: fourth. Mrs. R. G. UBrosl'i gr. State body. "While a renewal, like an orig- en dressed as men. No member or Ii waa estimated by officials of the inal liquor license, Is a privilege '"Th^-galt.d saddle horses over 14.!. to guest waa allowed at the party un- New Jersey Press Clipping Bureau and not a right, re Marrltz, Bulle- be driven by an emateur—Won by Mlsa r ve less this rule waa followed and nr in Newark, which supplied the ma- tin No. 61, Item No. 8 « "™*; Betty Jane Ferguson'a »r. m. silver exceptions were made. Mrs. Jack A MINUTE! 'less, It 1« but fair, and therefor* Chimes; Mcond. MIsl Lois Brew.ter. ch. terial the laet three years, that the reasonable, that Issuing authorities g Royal Spark; third. Kllkare Farme eh. Sparling was awarded a chromium total of the ERA type matter would More than WO to one rn. Vanity Box; fourth. Mil. Cynthia, C. plated clock for the beat coatume. equal the news section of an aver- should weigh the lacto thaVworthy Wrlghtson's gr. ». Woodland Storm King. hundred dollars can be licensees, in reliance upon their li- Bridle trial hack.—Won by Ml.a Audrey Thomas McKnight won aecond award. age dally newspaper for more than saved later,by spending , cense have expended money, n- Johnny Johnston's orchestra pro- f Hasler'. ir. g. Blue Peter; .eeond, Cap- three months. B minutes NOW reading curred commitments and othenvi»e tain James M. Calllcuf. br. m. Octavla; vided music for dancing for the even- changed their position. In those third. Miss Deborah O. Hood a eh. g. Every paper in the state Is repre- Ing. Ml»a Rose Llvoiokl performed sented In the books, which contain cases private justice Is weighed as Blondell; fourth. Mn, Walter Hubner'a ch. a toe dance number entitled "Visions against the public Interest of the, about 76,000 Items. They cover every community." Three-galUd aaddle pony champlonihlp of the Dance." Miss Phyllis Miller phase of the Administration's activi- "THE sweep.Uke—Won br Ml.i Jean Brewiter a gave a Spanish dance number. It appears from the record before gr. g. Clearvi.w Fro.ty Dawn; second. ties, from October, 1931, to the pres- one me that she Is just as much entitled Ulat Minnie H, Wrlghtton'. eh. m. Wood- George aiinilon «ang "Shantytown" ent, about four and a halt years, The to a renewal of her license o.s the land Jewel, resent; third. Trlllora and "1 Love You." Misses Rose Le- RIGHT WAY TO Farm'a gr. m. Fro.ty. stories and plotures are of all types other licensees who have obtained re- BotT and Juliet Miller gave a tap and sizes, from full-page lay-outs to newals on the same block where her The handy, open jumper, or hunters- waltz number and sang "The Right HEAT YOUR HOME" store Is located. Won by We.t Point horse .how team • six line notices. They came from al- ch. ff. Geraldyn; second. Jullu. Bliss s ch. Somebody to Love." To the tune of most 300 weekly and semi-weekly The action of respondent la re- Will Oallop; thltd. Mr.. H. R. Ben- "East Slde.^Weat Side" these two An amazing modern verted. Respondent is directed to is- ion'. «r. «. Bllver Unlng: fourth. Major papers, the 31 dallies and the 11 Sun- method that gives you 1 young ladles danced a waltz clog. sue the license as applied for, Janes W. Younger , b. m. Berrill. day papers published In the state. the lowest possible fuel Three-gaited .addle horse.. Belling, Misses Phyllis Miller and Hose This paper Is represented many times Patsy BorelU. over 14.2 hand.—Won br Theodore Llvoiskl danced a toe number to- cost, with every advant- This is an appeal from the denial Seltser'a eh. g. Dixlana Moon; Meond. In the collection. age of safety, comfort, 1 gether, of an application for a renewal of a Ml.s Cynthia Clew. WrignUon . gr. g. Ono section of the clipping collec- cleanliness and com- plenary retail distribution license for Woodland atorro King; third. F»lr City Among those attending were Mr. tion, provides a complete chronolog- Stable', b. g. Top Hat of Fair City: fourth pletely automatlo opera- premises 2 Morford place, Red Bank. Dawn O'Dar Farm', ch. «. Knight ODay. and Mrs. Eugene Lleneck, Mr. and ical hUtory of the Civil Works Ad- tion. It Is admitted that appellant hai Hunter hack—Won by Trillora Farm a Mrs. Ernest Otto, Miss Alice Jay, ministration, which was handled In complied with all the statutory pre- Fred Wettach's Blnck Tony with Joe Keefe up winning flnrt running race on Saturday's Horse Sbow card gr g. Commoner Crown; second, Mr.. H> Mr. and Mrs. W. 3, Q'Hagan, Mr. New Jersey by the State ERA. A FREE COSY 18 YOUlis FOB on Louis Koiser estate. I^ester Mo Knight's Moon Stene, ridden by Joe Steen, was second. R. Ben.on'. gr. g. Kamlr; third, Captain and Mrs. J. J. IlcNally, Mr. and Mrs. THK ASKING 1 ™No hearing was held before the Jam.s M. Callleut'. br. m. Octavla: fourth. Borough Council and the only notice Claredda Farm', blk m. (Ju.ker Hood. Bruce English, Miss Bessie O'Hagan, received by appellant was a letter Julius Bliss' Tupelo on Sunday won Afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr. To Audit Books. The Middletown township board of from the Borough Clerk dated Juno he Llncroft Farm Challenge trophy, Prince Rained second place In a jump- Farm's ch. m. Diamond Lil; third. Mils Touch and out, ttncaa to range from and Mrs. Allan Haacall, Mr. and Mrs. 25 1036, notifying him that his appli- presented by Mr. and Mrs. Louis off with Berrill. and Gordon Wright CsntMa C. Wrightion'i b. m. WoodUnd four feet to four feet three Inches— Won Warren O'Haro, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. education, at Us meeting last Thurs- cation had been denied. No reason Kaiser to the winner of the hunter So Big. , by Ml.. Muriel Cleland'a b. g. Johnnie; Cottrell, Miv and Mrs. Frank Sherry, day night, voted to engage Morris Merritt Machine Shop for the denial was set forth therein. rode his Curralin to fourth place in Clnaa for children who hav« not passed •acond, West Point hone .how Uam'i bl. championship sweepstakes in the sec- jump-off with F. J. Schwarz'u their 13th birthday—Won by Ell Long. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mr. and Portner of Red Bank to audit its The appellant Borelll is the owner g. Prince; third, JuUu. Bll.."s ch. ». Will books at a cost not to exceed $235. 2t MECHANIC ST. of the building housing the licensed ond annual Llncroft charity horse 'ompeian. Jr.: Becond, Peter Wuttach; third. Mar- Gallop; fourth, Ml.. Deborah G. Rood'a Mrs. Jack Sparling, R. J. Anwet, Mr. show Saturday and Sunday on the uaret «. Haskell; fourth. Ltcla Qulnn. , ch. m. Hannah. and Mrs. V. H. Warth, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Portner Is a certified publlo ac- TEX. B. B. 3t2. BED BAKE premises. He has held three licenses Three heats of & 2:24 trot Saturday Klve-salwd saddle hor»«s. gildings or for same. The first Issued February Kaiser estate at Llncroft. The show were won by T. A. Dunn's bay geld- Th. Flneh Challenge Trophy—Three- T. C. Sherman, D. J. Power, Mrs. T. countant. was well attended both daya and was stallions—Won by Ml.. Elsie B. Hold.- gaited .addle horse, over 14.1, to be rid- 6, 1934, expiring June 30, 1934; the ing Avic, driven by Tom McCarr. ^^•orth•s ch. g. Gulldlni IJght; sacond. Mr. den br a lady—Won br Theodore L. Daven, John Stevenson, Miss second Issued June 28, 1934, expiring featured by lour flat races and two Harry Direct, owned and driven by nnd.„.,..„. Mrs. L,. W„,„„. Haif. „„a „ch. i. Barrjmora's Seltaer'a ch. g. Dixlana Moon; aaeond. Wlesendanger, Miss Florence' DeLalr, June 30, 193S, and the third Issued rotting races. Masterpiece; third. Kllkare Farm's b. F.lr Citr Stables' gr. m. The Yankee Clip- W. Garrison of Pitman, won In like | Centre Colonel-'--•' ; fourth' . Grace Mr. and Mrs. W. A. RabenBteln, Mr. June 17,1935, which expired June 30 11 b Misi per ; Uilrd, Ml.. Bettr Jane Fergu.on'. eh. of this year. Miss Deborah Rood of Wilmington, fashion Sunday. The winner in each Pi" "'" - «• Country Gentleman.' m. Feudl.t Jane; fourth, Ulae Cjnthla and Mrs. Augustus Wulflng, Mr. and Red Bank on January 6, 1938, Delaware, rode her chestnut mare, event received $2S0. Local hunters—Won by Claredda Farm'a Clews Wrlghtaon'a ch. m. Lady Mary. Mrs. Frank Wesson, Mrs. Vlah Smith, Marquetry, into second place as re- blk. m. Quaker Hood; .econd. J. Harry The Hou.man Challenge Tropnr—FWe- passed a resolution which limited the A Double For Joe Keefe. | KosBbach'a ch. j. Maestro; third. Trll- Mrs. Alice Wesson, Miss Annie Hart, consumption and distribution licens- serve champion, Trlllora Farm's grey I lora Farm1, gr. «. Commoner Crown. ffaited .addle horse championship sweep- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meseck, Mr. es to those then outstanding or for gelding, Commoner Crown, ridden by Black Toney, owned by Fred We<•- Three-sailed combination horse, more .take— Won by Mlaa Elste B. Holdeworth'a Beauty ch. m. Janet Eue; .eeond, Dawn O'Day and Mrs. J. McKenna, Mrs. Helen which applications were then pend- Fred Wettach, was awarded third ach and ridden by Joe Keefe, broke than 14.2 hands—WodsWonn by Kilkare FFarm'. Fans', ch. m. Matda Gold, reserve; third, -k s.s Kilkare Chief; secondsd , Ml»Ml s EEUl B McCann, Misn Alien Slsslon, Mr. and ing. rlze, and fourth went to Mrs. H. R. ast and was never headed to. win" t, .7 ,, Kllkare Farm", b. g. Centre, Colonel! Mrs. Herman Spllle, Mr. and Mrs. The only witness for the respond- fourth. Mill Stream Farm', ch. m. Caro- Benson's Kamlr. Harry J. Herold, Mrs. J. Whltehead, ent was Councilman VanSchoick. He for polo ponies. Lester McKnight's . The Yankee Clip- lina Breeze. stated that all other retail consump- The Llncroft cup was Tupelo's aec- Local jumpers, fences about 8 feet, 9 Uncroft Farm Challenge Cup—Hunter Mrs. Florence Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. tion licensees who had applied for a >nd major victory in the two-day Moon Stone was 5 lengths back in inches—Won by Sunnyside Farm', eh. g. championship sweepstake—Won by Jullu. Francis Marcksteln, Mr. and Mrs. Salon renewal of their licenses were grant- how. Saturday he acquired the eecond place. Golden Future; Becond. Trillora Farra'a BUas'a ch. g. Tupelo^ second. Miss De- Steven Corcoran, John R. Kleny, Mr. ed same; that the Borelli license was Tho Equipoise, a flat race open to ch. g Epic: third. F. J. Schw.r.'. eh. g. borah o. Rood', eh. ^m. Marquetry, re- Ichlffer trophy for ladles' hunters, rpmplan; fourth. Sunnjside Farm', gr.' i serve; third, Trillora Farm', gr. g. Com- and Mrs. J. Brodskl, Mr. and Mrs. refused "because the neighborhood and In combination with Mr. Bliss' all, drew 8 entries, and Joe Keefe Bluo JacUt. - moner Ccown; fourth. Mr.. U. R> Ben- Embury McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Al- In which the licensee's place Is situ- Will Gallop; winner of the difficult again had the leg on the winner, W. son', ffr.' ff. Kamlr. ated didn't want or need that kind Afternoon. fred Boyce, Miss Gladys Soderholm, .incroft special Saturday and the A. McAviney's Thoth, making it a Three-iialted .addle mare, over 14.2 Ji L. SaumJers, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. of a place." There was no evidence double for the day. Norman Cle- Touch-and-out, fence, to be about four h.ndi—Won br Trillora Firm's eh. m. to the effect that the character of the open JumperB' event Sunday, gar- feet—Won. by Es.ex Troop hone .how Huldth Lee; .eeond. Ml.. Bettr Jane Fer- Colemsn and Chester Mlnton. neighborhood in which appellant's nered 4 important bluea for the Bliss land's Knocknamoor was second, half tenm s ch. m. Kitty; aacond. West Point guson'a gr. m. Silver Chime.: third, Miss premises are located had changed In Bt&ble. length back. Keefe repeated with horse show team'a blV. g. Prince; third, Cynthia Clewa Wrlghtaon's ch. m. Ladr The ladles' auxiliary of the club Major Jame. W. Younger', b. m. Berrill' Mar?; fourth, 8. M. Stewart', b. m. Myra any way since any of his prior li- Trophy to Janet Sue. Thoth in an open event on Sunday, fourth. Saxon Woods Stable'.' br. g. Cur- will entertain at an evening bingo censes were Issued. Renewals of li- ralin. . ,^ Stewart. party Thursday, August 6, at the Janet Sue, Miss Elsie B. Holds- The ladles' race Sunday was won by Th. WrighUon Challenge Trophr—Open your way to censes are not to be denied on flimsy Miss Elizabeth Chase of HempEtead, Three-gaited laddla' horse, orer 15.J clubhouse. There have been many generalities. Cracker barrel opin- worth's chestnut mare, won the Hous- hands—Won by Mlsa Elsie B. Holds-Jumper .weep.takes—Won by Ml.. Muriel Long Island, on Jack Spratt's Gay votth s ch. g. Mountain Romance; second, Cleland'a b. g. Johnnie W.; second. Julius prliea donated for this affair, among ions, to be given weight, must be man Challenge trophy, symbolic of Bll.i's ch. g. Will Gallop, reserve: third, which are throe bottles of whiskey, based on supporting facts. There the 5-galted saddle horse champion- Jay. Leigh Cotton of Lincroft was flllkaro Farm'a ch. m. American Jane' Esaex Troop horse .how team', ch. m. starter for the Jumping races. third. Dawn O'Day's ch. g. Knliht O'D.j; from Alan Hascall, a basket of fruit was, to be sure, a statement by Mr. ship sweepstake. Dawn O'Day farm's fourth, Theodore Slltier'o oh. g. DWana Kitty: fourth Trlllora Farm's ch. g. By health and beauty VanSchoick relative to the employ- Malda Gold was a surprise choice lor Bobby Conneon, who rides for Mrs. Moon. .,, Request. from DavldBon Brothers of Red ment of a minor for three weeks in second, placed above Kilkare farm's Beneon, was the victim of the show's Ladies' hunters—Won by' Julius Bllia'a Championship riding* competition, for Bank, a ham from Schneider's mar- February, 1935, at the licensed prem- rh. K. Tupelo; second. Miss Deborah G. children who have not passed their 19th ket and a donation from Doremus MARY MAE'S EXCLUSIVE METHOD insures Center Colonel, winner of bluea at only serious accident, In jurying- his birthday—Won by Miss Cynthia Clewa ises which resulted In a warning to hand Saturday morning in a fall. He Rood's ch. m. Marquetry; third, Capt. ros of Red Bank. Eugene Lleneck slender healthful figures for both men and him by the Chief of Police. How- Long Branch and the Philadelphia In- JiHmer Ford's ch. m. Dandora; fourth. Wrlghtaon: aecond. Mlsa Madeline V. ever, there was no legal proof of any door enow, and Mill Stream farm's rode Mrs. Benson's Kamlr to a close West Point horse show team", ch. g. Ken. Schlffer. reserve; third. Miss Lola Brews- nd Allan Hascall are donating two women. The Beauty Bath is science's answer to Carolina Breeze, a winner at the fourth place Sunday in the hunter Three-gaited saddle horses over U 2 ter; fourth. Master Ell Long, Jr. 'ottles of champagne. violations having been committed by and Limit Hunter.—Won by Mr.. H. K. weight and health problems. championship sweepstakes with his id not to exceed 15.2 hands—Won by 1 the licensee nor had he ever been Plalnflela show. Kllkare Farm's ch. «. Kllkare Chief: sec- Benson's ch. g. Croton; second. C.ptain The auxiliary will hold a bridge brought before the Council at any| Janet Sue's championship compjet- left hand in a plaster cast. ond, Miss Elsie B. Holdsworth'. ch. m. Hamer Ford's ch. m. Dandora. reserve; larty on the lawn of Mrs. Augustus THE NEW HEALTH STUDIO is attractively ar- time to answer formal charges. State police and members of the My Lucky Star: third. S. M. Stewart's b. third. Donald Southerland. ad's br. m. Yulflng*s home on Kemp avenue Under the circumstances, the ac- ed a brace of 6 first prizes for Miss Middletown Township police force di- m. Myra Stewart; fourth, Mlas Betty Jane Josephine B.; fourth J. Harry Roa.bach'. ranged and has been so designed that full privacy tlon of the Council in refusing to re- Holdsworth's entries in the 2 days Ferguson's ch. m. Feudlst Jane ch. g. Maestro. Vednesday, August 12. There will new the license waa arbitrary and Her Feudlst Dawn, winner of the rected traffic and assisted with the Equitation for children not paa.ad their The Dodge Challenge Trophy—Three- e a door prize and refreshments, is assured. unreasonable. The action of the re- lodel 6-galtcd class Saturday, won parking. Members of the Llncroft 17th birthday—Won by Miss Madeline P. gaited .addle horse championship sweep- he auxiliary will hold a moonlight spondent Is reversed. Respondent Is flre company assisted the committee. Schiffer; second, Mis. Cynthia Claws stake—Won by Kllkare Farm's ch. g. Kll- ia.il Wednesday evening, August 19, APPOINTMENTS for women taken care of by the blue Sunday In a class for 5- WriBhtson; third, Ml«a Margaret R. Ha.- kare Chief; .eeond. Mis. Elsie B. Holds- directed to Issue the license as ap- The Monmouth County Organization worth'a ch. g. Mountain Romance, re- in the steamer Sandy Hook. Mias Gloria Sayles, formerly of Palm Beach, and plied for. gaited stallions, maree and geldings in fine harness. for Social Service furnished an am- Tho Llncroft Special, open jumper, serve: third. Fair City Stable's gr. m. The Many from the club went up to the Hotel Berkelev-Carteret in Asbury Park; for Councilman Harry Q. Degtenring fences to ranse from four feet to live Yankee Clipper; fourth, Mils Betty Jane bulance and Mine Ella Clark, a mem- Ferguson'e ch. m. Feudlst Jane. he pier to bid bon voyage to Mra. sent the following telegram to Mr. Miss Muriel Cleland Scores. ber of the organization's nursingfeet—Won by Julius Bll.s'. eh. «. Will men by Robert Hellermann. Gallop; second. Captain James M. CalH- l«n Hayman, who sailed from New Burnett complimenting him on his Miss Muriel Cleland of Bedralnster staff, was in attendance. cufa ch. g. Ard Patrick; third. West Point decision: ork on Friday on the Berengarla. DELTOR "One Minute" Permanent Waving and guided her aged bay gelding, Johnnie SATURDAY. horse »how team's blk. g. Prince; fourth. KEAN8BUBG FAIR AND BAZAB. Mr. D. Frederick Burnett, W, to a first leg on tho Wrightson West Point horse dhow team'a ch. g. Ger- pedicuring facilities are other features of the Morning. Sail For Europe. Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Challenge trophy In the open Jumper Modal three-united saddle horaea- -Woi 477 Broad St., Newark, N. J. by S. M. Stewart's b. rn. Myra StBwart: Flvi-galted laddl.I rr.are.-W9n by Ml,. It Will Be Held Alt Day Saturday on sweepstakes and alBO to first prize in EIBIC, I). Holdsworth's ch. m. Jan.t Sue' Methodist Grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baker left last I desire to extend my congratula- he touch-and-out. - In the latter, de- second. MISH Elsie B. Holdsworth's ch. rn. »ccond, Dawn O'Day Farm's ch. m. Malda veek for London and the Continent tions to you on your decision on the Mountain Music; third. Mist Lol. Brewa. Cold: third, Mlllstrcam Farm'a ch. m three licenses In the borough of Red iplte a bleeding mouth suffered when ter'fi ch. m. Royal Spark i fourth, Fall Cwolma Breeie; fourth, Ml.s Cynthl. The annual fair and bazar o£ the ;ogethcr with their children and ser- Johnnie w., flung up his head, on the City Stables' cr. m. The Yankee Clipper. Bank which the council refused to Model hunters—Won by Mrs. H. R. Ben- Clews WrlKht«on'» b. ro. Woodland So Bis. Keansburg Methodist church will be vants. This is a vacation for Mr Mary Mae Beauty Salon grant. These cases were full of local injt Jump, Miss Cleland managed the son's ch. g. Croton; Becond, Miss Deborah Lightweight hunters—Won by Trillora held on the church grounds Friday, Baker, who recently completed a color which was not a credit to some Jig gelding around the remaininj 5 Rood'_s ch. m. Marquetry; third. Mr Farm's srr. s. Commoner Crown; Mrs. H. August 7, beginning at 11 a. m. and radio tour "Under the management of of the memberB of the council. As a H. R. Benson't K. Benson s gr. g. Kamir. second; Jullua member of the same and being en- lumpa and ecored tho only clean H. R. Benson's Knmir; fourth, B"»J s ch. g. Tupelo, third; Mrs. H. R. continuing until 11 p. m. Cafeteria Warren O'Hara. Mr. and Mra. O'Hara :ound among 30 entries. The West J"«"» BHM'. ch. Tupelo. Benson's ch. g. Croton. fourth. gaged as a distributor of malt bev- Three-xaited unddlc ponies, not moro luncheons will be sold throughout the •ra summering In Fair Haven at the Fifty-three Freehold W. Main erages, holder of S. B. D. No. 91, I 'olnt horse show team's Prince was Three-gaited Bnddle ponies not over 14.2 day and evening. Embroidery and tome of Mrs, Alice Haflcall on Lock- than 14.2 hands— W™ by Trillora F, hnnds—Won by MISB Jean Brevater'a gr feel that your judgment has been second In the touch and.out, and Will m. Frosty; second. Miss Isabcllo Jlnn- J. Clenrvlew Frosty Dawn; second. Ml.a other hand-made articles will be sold •ood place and they headed a party Tel. Freehold 580 . fully justified. Being a member of Gallop was third. s ch. B. Tiptop; third, Mix. Lee In, Mlnnio 11. WnghtBon's ch. m. Woodland and there will be tables Tor the sale rora Fair Haven to New York to said council and knowing your at- QuInriB rn. m. Sweetheart; fourth, MnaV Jewel. titude In regards to members having Another double winner Sunday was ter Amors L. Hnskell, Jr..-» ch. m. Even. of ice cream and other refreshment*. Ish the Bakers bon voyage. M. M. HELLERMANN, Prop. Theodore Seltzer's Dixlana Moon, Local saddle horse.- three-Kalted saddle a voice in any decision, I lived up to horses over 14.2—Won by Mis. Cynthia Other features will Include booths your ruling, feeling and knowing which won the challenge trophy, pre- ipen jumpers, fences to be nhout four for exhibitions, an auction and a aide feet—Won by Trillora Farm's ch. «. n ne.w» WrlKht«on'» ur. g. Woodland Storm t pays to advertise In Tbe Register. that your judgment would reverse sented by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Finch KinE: second. S. M. Stewart', b. m. Myr» show. Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Request: second, Julius Bliss', th. t Mewnrt; third, Theodore Seltier'. ch. g. • the council's action, which was based for the best 3-gaited saddle horse Will Gallop; third, Mrs. R. G. LoBroKi" Dijlnna Moon; fourth. Fair City Stab!.' church will be In charge, of the fair mostly on prejudice and hearsay. over 14.2 hands ridden by a lady. Mjsa g. Opagamak; fourth, Essex Troop Br. m. The Yankee Clipper. and bazar. Permit mi to extend my sincere fe- Helen M. Keunoko was on Dlxiana hone show team's br. «. John A licitations on the upright, fair and Model five-united ntnlllons. n BITNDAY. Saturday, August 1, a food and Moon. Earlier in the day the Seltzer Idlnn-Wra by Mis« 'Elsie B. Holds- bake sale will be held on the church square manner In which your de- worths er. rn. Diwn; .econd, Mill Stream Morning. cision was rendered. gelding carried off first prize in Open jumper*, fencet to range fror lawn, beginning at 11 %. m. for 3-galted geldings over H.2 , Harry O. Degenrlng, hands. IIMIIIIHIIIH Dodge Trophy toKilkar e Chief. CAR DESTROYED BY FIRE. Kilkare Chief, the Kilkare farm's •winner of tha 3-gaited class Saturdav Early Morning Blaze on 8tat« High- ddlo horses between 14.2 and way at Holmdel. 15.2 hands, carried through to con NOW IN FULL SWING An Oldsmobllo sedan owned and quest of the 3-gaited championship driven by Captain Herbert G. Mc- iweepstakcs Sunday and the trophy Aerny of Governor's Island caught presented by Miss Frances Dodge fire yesterday morning about Tho sixth trophy of the day, the o'clock on Route 38 at Holmdel, near Feist trophy for championship ridlnp the Pleasant Valley iea room. The ompelition, was awarded to MISE Our Half-Yearly Sale owner and members of the family Cynthia Wrlghtson of Allcnhurst. of John Sletinskl fought the flames MiRs Holdsworth's entries took and the Holmdel firemen were sum blues Saturday in a variety of saddle OF moned. The blaze was under great classes. In the morning, FeudliU headway before it wae discovered anc Dawn, her 5-ycRr-old gray mare, won the car wa« virtually destroyed. Cap first prize in the model 5-galted tain McAerny'a home Is at Mllburn shown In hand, and Guiding Light and he has a summer residence at her 6-ycnr-old chestnut gelding, car- Sea Girt, ried off top money In the 5-galted geldings and stallion class. It pays to advertise In The Register. Janet Rue won first prize among 7 QUALITY FURNITURE highly qualified .Vgalted mares, and Mountain Romance equaled the feat AT In the class fur 3-j;nlt(Hl nnddlo hoiscy over IS.2 hands. Mlsa Holdsworlh's pntrles were ridden by Tom Mae- Kay. By rcqur«t, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wct- INCOMPARABLE PRICES tach's aged gelding, topped tho Hold Saturday In tilt; largest class of tile (lny, which saw 37 jumpern in action over tho 4-foot fences. Commoner "JHf u/ho from f tar do") good, wouli Crown, another Wettnch gelding, won do ill (/ he dared." firs! prize In thn lightweight-hunter JULY Reductions 10% to 50% dlvln|on from Mni. II. It. l!ennon's Knmlr nml Tupelo. Mr. WHtnch rodo both horsc.i. From our regular low competitive prices make this unmistakably KHty Will* for Ksfwx Troop. 84—Brltlih capture Glbnlur Thlrty-tlireo mounUi wero entered the outnUnding Furniture and Rug buy of 1936. Irom Spain, 170*. In (taturday'a toiirh-nnd-oiil, ono of tho moat dllllcult olonnea of the »how. Styles and assortments unsurpassed by any store in this section. ' 'Al| Confedcr.L.war pil»- Tho winner, Kitty, 22-year-old chcot- •oiuri «r« rtlMMd, IMS. nut mnrn of tho liliinex Troop Homo Show team, WBB tied for first with Shoppers are welcome to view this worthwhile thowinB of authen- tho West I"olnt. team's l'hlnce and . .. . meautte 1.000 Major JnmcH Younger'" Ilerrlll, In tic design, for next year ... All At Big Reduction.! *hlt« »t Montrt.l, ISJ5. Oio Jump-off, Kitty outclassed her rival* by clearing nil but tho seventh '—fi/tt aleculo etratt ar eente* Mute, Cleveland, of tho 0 Juni|i«, Kitty was nought IU4, by the EB»OX troop for »85 and lisa been a conslatant winner for year». 16 Monmouth Street. Red Bank —RudV VallM, tit ttoonti Hhe l« lame In both forel«g» snd end pktute ater. born, when not being nhown lit kept Blind- HTOKE OPEN EVEBT NIGHT IMI. West Furniture Company ing In B bronk on th« troop's North Jersey farm a. srretit de«i of the |lm» ACME FURNITURE CO., 135 Monmouth St., Red Bunk, N. J. *" •""" her l«(e In (.hap,. at» will 1869 KEYPORT, N. j. ' b* retire^ after this meson. 1936 lSi" Mtrtu » reman mi « Him. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 30.1936.
ber a few nights ago. They obtained Public Matters only a small amount of booty. Vincent Lloyd has recovered from (Th« R«4 *."-- -3- i- 3— -~ -.7. .• blood poisoning In his foot and he Is In Middletown ID Eut KMBibnrg tnta ufcdort Wailing.) back at work. Th» Ladles' auxiliary of tho fire William Hlgmett has returned Bill. Amounting to $13,904 Paid company will hold a bunco party at from the hospital at Elizabeth, where the fire house next Wednesday after- he was a patient He has resumed SAVE 40 ' by the Township Committee noon. his duties at Isadora M. Waiting's Thursday—Hearing on Com- The First Aid Squad is soliciting store. ON CROSS COUNTRY plaint About Smith Factory. cash gMU for the maintenance of 1U Real estate dealers here Bay that equipment. The squad performs a this is the best summer resort sea- 24 MONTH GUARANTEED Bills amounting to 113,004 were large amount of aervlce free of cost, eon this community has experienced paid by the township committee of and many persons who are not mem- in five years. Very few houses are Middletown townijhip last Thursday bers of the organization but who are vacant. alternoon. Interested In It because of civic pride Christopher Hansen is Improving POWER FLO BATTERIES are hopeful that, there will be a gen- from bolls on his arm. He is em- ELECTION MODEL .. The monthly report of Earl Hoyer, erous response. ployed in a brewery at Newark, chief of police, was read and accept- Thompson and Ocean avenues have Edward Goerg is being tutored in 4-Star Jubilee Feature $$JPH 70 ed. been repaired and larger water English by Paul LeFevre, one of the Gapt. Albert Runyon, chairman of mains are being laid on both streets. teachers of the Middletown township With Old the committee, atated that com- Better flreflghtlng service will be pro- high school. Battery. plaints had had been made to him vided as a result of the new pipe. The Fred Harms and his son, Klenard about a bad drainage condition on water company laid the mains as the Harms, have opened a store at Red 5 Compton street, Bolford, due to a result of an appeal made by the Bank for the sale of automobile ac- broken pipe. The matter was Re- township committee of Middletown cessories. Others as low as 2.19 ferred to the road committee with township to the state utilities com- power to act mission. FREE Everett H. Holmes, In a letter, The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire called attention to the fact that on company Is perfecting arrangements Marlboro. Recharge for Saturdays and Sundays many auto- for the bus ride which will be made Uta camped on unused 'land owned to Atlantic City Tuesday, August 11. The Baptist church will be opened 24 Months by Charles Carr of Keansburg on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rupp and for services each Sunday during Au- Shore road, Port Monmouth. The Mrs. Gar Lloyd and her son Harry gust. land fronts on Rarltan bay and theare on an automobile trip In Dela- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane of 32? o&mpers spend the time chiefly in ware. Maplewood were guests Saturday of bathing and swimming. Bathhouses A card party for the benefit of St. Mr. and Mrs. William Cox. More Power and other facilities are lacking and Anne's church of Keansburg WEB Miss Grace Maher has returned Than this causes unsatisfactory conditions. held In Fltzpatrlck's hall at this from a week's visit with relatives at Commltteeman Victor E. Orosalnger place last night under the direction Red Bank. S.A.E. Requirements •aid ho had inspected the place. He of a committee consisting of Mrs. Miss Mildred Rappleyea of Atlan- •Buy as tittle cisOne Tire or Batlery (Add Accessories il said the bathers we're orderly and Frank Vogel, Mrs. Johanna Rich tlo Highlands is spending a week It's Sensational! well behaved but that nevertheless and MrB, Nelson Raub. with her cousin, L. B. Conover and the complaint was Justified. He said Mrs. Benedict Johnson is confined family of Hobart avenue. rcryone is tiilkiiip; aljont, this new kind of compact radio that in addition to proper facilities to the bed with sickness. j Sid we are selling them like "hot cakes" because it is the not being provided another problem John Capurro of Washington Is Miss Rita Raub of Middletown, Ihero for a few days. most remarkable radio on the market today. There was existed because of congested auto- New York, is enjoying a vacation at | mobile parking. Howard W. Roberts, Mrs. H. L. Marcellus of New York Buy Allstate fires her home here. is the guest of her son, Aifred Mar- never auythiiig like it at this price or even at ?20. The the township clerk, was instructed Miss Ethel Voorhees has been mak- to write to Mr. Carr and ask for his cellus of Railroad avenue. The only tire guaranteed against everything. minute you see and hear it you will agree. It will out- Complete ing a stay with her aunt, Mrs. James George and Donald Creevy are With co-operation and the matter was MacPhee of Emaus, Pennsylvania. perform any compact radio you have listened to. Tone placed in the hands of the police com- home after a week's visit with their 5 Matched Miss Margaret Pratoh, who has a aunt, Mrs. Horner of New Egypt quality rivals "big set" performance. mittee with power to act. No one atposition at New York, Is enjoying the meeting knew whether Mr. Carr Theodore Burke of Rahway was her vacation here. ! a visitor here tho past week. OFF LIST PRICES rentel the land to tho campers or Miaa Anna Burns and her mother not. have returned from a trip to Ber- Mr. and Mrs. William VanPelt Price Reduced on this Big Roomy muda, have moved to the home of their Mr. Roberts read a letter from the daughter, Mrs. M. Lewis of Asbury When you trade in your old tires. Public Works Administration etatlng Alex Krueger and his sons Charles 6 CU. FT. and Robert were visitors at Newark Park. Sold on Easy Payments. Immediate Delivery that funds would not be available P. D. VanMater and family are from this organization to build bulk- Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer and spending their vacation at Mohonk heads an Jetties to protect the beach lake. at East Keansburg. It was also said children returned home Saturday from a stay, of ten days at Capo Garrett Clayton of New York spent Free Free that funds could not be obtained the week-end with his cousin, Wil- COLDSPOT May. They made a visit at Deal from the Works Progress Adminis- liam M. Clayton. Parking tration for the project. In taking up Sunday. Mrs. Manley of Belford and Parking this matter the commlttoo acted at Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Capo May The William Stevcnsons are va- in Rear Car GUARANTEED 5 YEARS the request of a group of East Keans- will visit Mr. and Mrs. Spencer the cationing In Maine. tJ-19 MONMOUTH STREET *" ^ burg residents. " latter part of this week. Thieves broke Into the stores of of Store TELEPHONE: RED BANK 12*0 °? Store A letter was received from William Isadore M, Walling and Edward Hu^ - Boys can make extra pocket money E. Poster, the townBhlp counsel, stat- selling Tho Rcglator.--Advertlsemeut Up to 3 yri. ing that ah unsuccessful attempt had been made In the courts to prevent to pay G. Howard Smith from operating his " HI oil factory at Port Monmouth. This <, * Hsssfl This will be your action was taken at the request of lost opportunity to Port Monmouth residents who claim that waste matter dumped into the •, \m\ buy this big 6-foot bay from the factory pollutes the • H refrigerator at this •water and caUBOs offensive odors. Mr. > ~ H r 1 d 1 c u 1 o ugly Jaw Foster's letter stated that a hearing • 'H price. After our on the cmplalnt would be held before « Vice Chancellor Maja Leon Berry In G-OLDFARB'g present stock is ex- the fall. Letters signed by Port Mon- hausted we will not mouth residents wero recolved thank- •. *• be able to obtain ing the committed for the action 26 BROAD STREET, any more for you. which had been taken and expressing RED BANK • s^H• the hope- that efforts to prevent con- So don't delay. tamination would be continued. Mr. Com* in Runyon stated that he had observed 1 early and When at the factory recently that no place your polluted matter was discharged from the factory Into the bay. •iiisfliM jffwl te^. order, aa ^H^kw our stocks BBSSSSSBSW are limited Orange Beach Forty. •Minim The members of AUantlo grange CLEARANCE SALE will have a beach party next Tues- day at Sea Girt A "hot dog roast" will be one of the features. Last If you did not take advantage of our Sale of Last Week, by week the grange members had a very successful lawn party at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sher- all means do so now. This is your opportunity to get values man of Scobeyvlllo. you will not get again this Season. Union Beach.
(Tb« Bed BanV Register can b« bought In Union Bosch at th« ator* of Qua Ben- son.) Members of the school board and OUR ENTIRE STOCK borough officials may be served with subpoenas for their appearance be- • Toticb-a-lar Door fore the state board of education to Opntr. bring about a solution of the tuition OF- 9 9$ Jet Cults—fait. bill of $7,077 duo the Keyport board. • Easily Released Trayi. This Information was forthcoming at a special meeting of the Keyport board last week. It Is understood DOUBLE-BAR MOTORCYCLE FRAME that subpoenas will bo served on Mayor James McKettrlck, borough FOB BOYS OE GIRLS Collector George H. Jones, Mrs, Mary A. Roslne, president of the lo- COATS, SUITS and DRESSES cal board and District Clerk Edwin C. Masson. The appearance of May- or McKettrick and Collector Jones ELGIN BICYCLES will be necessary, It is stated, be- SACRIFICED WITHOUT REGARD cause of the desire of the state board to ascertain If tho Union Beach bor- One Out of ough council Is making available all .95 Every 5 Rides an possible funds for the local school TO COST OR VALUE board. $3 down; Elgin The Ladles' auxiliary of Flr» com- H month pany No. 1 hold a card party Satur- day night. DRESSES ONLY ELGIN HAS THE FAMOUS A number of business men are COATS planning to organize a board Of Formerly trade. NOW Formerly NOW ALEM1TE LUBRICATION SYSTEM Mrs. Theresa Schobor has been •looted commander of tho Koyport Sears lends the nation in bicycle sales because they give lodge of the Shepherds of Bethlehem, $ e.95 you more fur your money. An inspection will prove this Another local resident, Mrs. Hattle $2-95 $10-00 Austin, waa elected outside guard. statement. Joseph Deunobaum and family of Irvlngton spent tho wook-end at their iummer homo on Center utreet. FISHERMEN! Mrs. Elizabeth Splelman Is home $7.95 We carry the largest assortment of Fishing Tackle in this vicinity and at from a visit at Newark. $4.95 Mrs. E. Steldle entortalned tho lower prices. Shop here and save the difference. members of tho Ladles' Aid society of the Grace Methodist church Mon- Outing , Extra day afternoon. Special Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McKeon havo $Q.95 Jug returned from a visit at Now York. BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno of CHAIR Bridgeport, Conn., havo been tho 98' guests of Mrs. Hattle Austin of Flor- ence avenue. Kc«. 1.10 The local chapter of the Red Croaa $"7.95 An Uluatratait .Well Insulatiul 1.69. All chain held a special meeting Monday night. with ground built aturdlly The local lodge of Royal Neighbors cork K « 0 p M and dealgn«i held a card party on the lawn of tho Iliiuld lint or tob« very com- Knne house Thursday afternoon. onM for 8 to 10 fortable. Mr. and Mrs. Welbert Wehrlo of Haabrouclc Heights havo ended n $ .5O visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Mornnlnger $2(M>o $35? 50 E-Z- *** of Beachvlow avenue. L Two-Hunter Mr, and Mrs. Kdwnid I-outtohau of Uusollnii Irvlngton vlsltod tho former's par- These quality Dresses consist of every style These Coats are silk lined. All this season's E-Z WAY OIL RANGE CAMP ents, Mr. and Min. Edward Loutt- and color imaginable. Please Come Early ! chau, last week. leading styles. For Sport and Dress wear. 3-Day Special STOVE Edward Shannon of Now York $g.98 spent the wock-ond with Mr. and 111 day, Suttmluy mid 1 Mrs. M. Handy. Monday Only! iNmve*itont, ln- Minn Edna VnnWInkle has re- lli»K. I'rU-n 2U.U5 ntitnt IlKhtl turned to hi>r hnrun at Joraoy City You would imy at lciasL .95 with w I after a vlnlt with Mr. and Mrs. %'Mi rltinwhnro for thin Kt'atR and built Two-Burner CLOSING OUT OUR SPRING SUITS 1 22 Qeprgn Hnppiih. niriKi . HUM 5 Olunt. Handy for horn* «•* (I ?!) Down In pump, 2Vi- T Miss Lorotta Klntji of Jersey City HI .Sliced Hut-nom with nt. tank, will cottage. Qu|ck,elo*n J
Th* Red Bank Register travs and flavor of Eichler's. Famous since Civil War days. wSf BEER 18 ov*r evsry street In town and *v«ry BANK road In th* county. Let It carry your SJJSSWItO^iSj'who^ly. « uVssi •ClLAMsMAfQsJSnSJIHSda^gghiAjfa-**~^ ~ "~""" ~ ~ *• THI JOHN IICHLII MIWIN9_ NIW YORK CITY-L MtmblLOf j|t JriW«riLJ»X>*r«« o* Trod., l.c, RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 30,1936. Pasre Flva )-o red, an «Wl« flying sear a huge and Earthly Creatures" by Elinor NEW ALFALFA. It is plowed it will pack down more »k tree; 1-1 plus 1-1, nme aa BO-c;Monmouth Beach Man Wylle, "David Livingstone" by Jessie easily, and somp of the lime will TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN plui 2-1 blue, ruin* of the colilseum, Accidentally Shot Kleeberger, "In Pralao of Gentle- Preparation For Fall Seedlngs a have had a chance to become assimi- with the modern city of Rome In the men" by Henry Dwlght Sedgwlck, I'uzzle to Farmers. lated with the soil In advance of the Contractor and Builder wokground. "The Way of Peace" by James Allen, seeding. Harold Homer, 48, of Monmouth Just how to prepare for new al- Regular postage: lO-o green, flock 'Michelangelo" by Romain Rolland, ilfa seeding this fall la a puzzle The object of the early plowing, of SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING f sheep, of which three are black; Beach, accidentally shot himself with "Tho Geneology of Morals" by course, Is to give the soil a ~e-hance a revolver Saturday night He was .o a number of Monmoulh county SCBEEN AND 8TOKM ENCLOSURES )-o red and 1.25 plus 1-1 blue fruit Friedrich Nietzsche, "Dwlght Mor- larmers. Ordinarily tho ground Is to become packed firmly for the riew., TEL. S205-M. 26 HUDSON AVE., BED BANK, V. I, ree In bloom; 30-c dark brown, found with a bullet In bis head in a row" by Harold Nicolson, "The Way seed bed, and to afford the farmer woodshop at the rear of his home. slowed In tho middle of July in prep- By Quintan Jamos. latue with ruins of a city at its feet. of Faith" by Joseph R. Slzoo, "God iration for anwinK alfalfa. When an opportunity to get rid of some of 0-o purple, medallion of Horace, un- He had been talking with his father, and Lady Margaret" by John Oxen- tho weeds. If the field has not been MONEY LOANED Picturesque large square etampa, a Lofton Horher, a few minutes before ;he soil Is so dry that it Is Impossible •et of nix of them, aro Russia's lat- or which is the motto, "I shall not ham, "Stories" by Kathcrine Mans- ;o plow, some modifications are ob-plowed in the middle of July, ob- nn Jewelry, Stiver, Musical Instruments, Camera*, vholly die"; TC-o red, building Inthe shot. Neighbors saw him ^Walk- field, "White Orchids" by Grace Liv- viously moro disking and harrowing Binoculars, cto. «at philatelic contribution. They pay ing about the rear yard of hisljome viously necessary in the program. tribute to the Boy Pioneers of the lom«; 1.76-1 plus 1-1 red, statue of a ingston Hill, "Mr. Standfast" by will be necessary in order to get the Ucmted and Bonded by Statt of N. J. aim on a pedestral; 2.55-1 plus 1-1 shortly before the shot Hia Jjody John Buchan, "Tho Spirit of Lon- Some alfalfa growers In the coun- freshly turned soil well packed down, WE PAY CASH FOB OLD GOLD AND SELVEB Soviet union, an organization similar ty, according to 'Assistant County to the Boy Scoutu, The Issue appar- ilate, dying warrior. was discovered by his father. Mr. don" by Paul Cohen-Porthelm, and a thorough rolling with a cultl- ently \n to commemorate the eighth Each stamp is watermarked with Homer wan a brother of Commis- 'Anchor Man" by Fanny Heasllp Agent Clark, have boon over these packcr after the seeding will help Broadway Loan Co. ,wo Imperial crowns. sioner Fred L. Homer. Lea, "Bcauty~For Ashes" by Grace flelde with a dl.nk a couple of times tj firm the seed bed. anniversary of tho Pioneers. :o loosen the top soil find have ap- i(m Broadway, (Opp. Jacob Sialnbaeh'a) Long Branoh On the 10-kopoc blue, two lads are Macao's Clipper Issue. Livingston Hill, "The Case of the Counterfeit Eye" by Erlo Gardner, tlled at least half of tfie necessary ihown on a roof aa they attempt to What philatelists point out as the BOOKS WANTED. lime application. The advantages of One of the quickest ways to find a %wd, careful buyers read The Register's Class- Irst airmail Issue of the Portuguese "John O' the Green" by Jeffery Far- job is to advertise in The . Regis- nol, "Thunder Mountain" by Zane this practice are that tho top of theter's Want 'Department.—Advertise- ified^ Advertisements. Here you find the seller who olony of Macao, situated on the List of Books Wanted For Braille ground will be loosened so that when oast of China at the mouth of the Transcribing. Grey, "Sandy of Skyline" by Amos ment C/ wants to sell and the buyer who wants to buy. Moore, "High Stakes" by Sydney Canton river, haB been created by 1 iverprlnts on six values of the 1833 Mrs. Herbert D, Wright of 248 Horler, "Thanks to Murder ' by Jo- Broad Btreet, Red Bank, chairman seph Krungold, "American Hero set bearing an allegory of Portugal. of the Monmouth County Braille Stories" by Eva Tappan, "Billy Tog The Indicated purpose of the Issue Is Chapter oJ the American Red Cross, sail" by Norman Duncan, to herald the Bret coming of the announces the following list of books Great World" by Emllje> American trans-Paclflo airplanes requested for Braille transcribing. 'Roll on Pioneers" by Fred Lape, wHen the line now terminating at The books may either be loaned or 'Beauty's Daughter" by Kathleen Manila la extended farther eastward. donated, and a generoUB response Is Norris, "Bermuda In Three Colors" The colony, which has an area of hoped for to encourage this worthy by Carveth Wells, "A Woman's Best four square miles, include the twowork. The titles of the books are: islands of Ooloane and Taipa. Years" by Walter Beran Wolfe, "Man- The stamps selected are 2, 3, 7, 8 "Hound of Heaven" by Sarah Ad- hattan Murder" by Arthur Train, »nd 15-avos, and an overprint on thedington, "The Wooden Pillow" by "Dr. Ibrahim: a Biographical Novel" 5-a changing It to 6. Carl Fallas, "The Romance of Arch- by John Knlttel, "The Carpet From oology" by R. V. D. Magoflla, "Seven Bagdad" by Harold MacGrath, "This dUentangle a kite string from tele- League Boots" by Richard Lalllbur- Simian World" by Clarence Day, phone wires. Faintly in the back- Squad Fair Receipts ton, "Sky Gypsy" by Claudia Crana- "Tho Tau Cross Mystery" by J. J. ground is. a dial telephone of the box ton, "Sophomores Abroad" by Charles Connington, "The Puritan Strain" by type. Above Last Year Landrau, "The Red House Mystery" Faith Baldwin, "No Moon But This" One of the alms of tho Pioneers is by A. A. Milne, "If I Have Four by Helen Partridge. Indicated on two other Identical The three-day fair held by the Apples" by Josephine Lawrence stamps, 3-k elate and 5-k brown red Irst aid squad of Atlantic Highlands "Gloconda" by Gabrlcle d'Annunzio One lad is restraining another as h< ;losed Saturday night. The fair was "Courage in Her Pocket" by Janice DON'T MISS seeks to hurl a stono at a telegraph largely attended every night and theLonkely, "The Book of Sunnybank" pole and its insulators. s iUi lnse receipts are considerably more than by Albert Payson Terhune, "Can Methodist Harvest Home shows the outcome of a Mis' incident last year, although the amount actu- Grande's. Castle" by Amy Lowell, —a closeup of a telegraph polo with ally cleared has not yet been de- "Monogram" by Gladys B. Stern, and Bazaar a broken wiro dangling. termined. "Mother Westwlnd's Children" by 'ii church lots, Broad Street, Two moro of tho adhealives, 1-k Several articles were disposed- of Maud Lindsay, "Syria" by Gertrude green and 2-k brown red, plcturo a on tho co-operative plan. Radio setB Bell, ""Story Garden For Little Chil- AUGUST 7-8th couple of Jads as.they fasten ft mail wore won by John Hanson and Rich- dren" by Josephine Daskan, "Angels SUPrEB • <5O CENTS. box to a door. The remaining value ard Bennett. Miss Bernice Levine 16-k ollvo green, gives a cloecup oi won $50. A set of dishes was award- a typical Boy Pioneer saluting. by tho ladles' auxiliary to Mrs. Charles Neff and a porch set was New Vatican State Issue. won by Mrs. Paul Mulr. In a special issue to commemorate TO HOLDERS OF the recent Catholic Press conference TEACHER RESIGNS. Vatican State ha! issued c.l g h Joseph P. Matthews to Teach at BONDS UNDERWRITTEN BY stamps, laid ou Weetbury, Long Island. In four pairs ai far as tho design; The resignation of Joseph P. Mat- are concerned thews as a commercial teacher of the S. W. STRAUS & CO. Donoml natlonf Mlddletown township high school range from 5- cen. was accepted with regret by the AND tcBlml to 6-llre. township board of education last Thursday night. Mr. Matthews stat- Doves of peao ed In his leter of resignation that his and a pealing t>cl only reaBon for resigning was to ac- comprise the m< cept a more lucrative position as TITLE COMPANIES tlf for the 6-c teacher at Wcstbury, Long Island. dark green an< The board adopted a suggestion tho BO^o vlolei made by Dr. Paul H. Axtell not to Other values: 10-c blue black am appoint a new teacher to succeed Mr. For information as to the present and 76-c carmine, an altar and the Bible Matthews but to distribute his work 25-c yellow green and 80-c brown, St among other commercial teachers. probable future value of your BONDS John of Bosco, founder of the Sale* Curtis J. Walling, a member of the Ian order; and 1.25-1 blue and board, praised Mr. Matthews and said and the possibility of realizing on them olive brown, St. Francis of Sala: that the school system had lost five patron of tho men of tho press. excellent teachers recently because of write or phone the office of Tribute To Poet. resignations. He said this was due Qulntas Horatlus Flaccus—Hora. to the teachers In question having —famed in the days of Rome befo been offorod larger salaries else- D. H. APPLEGATE Christ as a lyric and satirical poot, where. He urged that the salary cuts which were adopted early dur- 183 RIVERSIDE AVENUE, RED BANK, N. J. honored by the latest stamps of It»l; ing the depression be restored. The occasion IB the 2,000th annlve PHONE RED BANK 263. sary of bijj death. The Issue Is in two divisions, ftvi Treated for Dog Bite. for airmail and eight for regula: Marlon Windnagol, slx-yoai^old postage. 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PREMIUM PERFORMANCE FOR MODERN MOTORS PawSbc RED BANK REGISTER, JULf 30,1986, town. The thoroughfare In question 1* the northern «nd ins thin right thinking con chang« RED BANK REGISTER of Maple avenue for which the town paid a good round it Above oil, strive to gain th» Getting Sylvan Gave Lawn Party Auxiliary Clears price a number of yean ago. understanding that your oreator ESTABLISHED 1878 The river at this point has a fine beach for bathing Editorial Views needs you anil. In reality, has al- For House Gueato ready provided a place for every one Forum Ready For $650 For Hospital GEORGE C. BANCE, Editor and early this summer it was largely used by young- of, you. That truth, In different Mr. and Mr*. Hughlt Dtedy ot FREDERIC S. HAYES, Managing Editor sters. A few weeks ago a little girl was drowned and words, was, you remember, set down Philadelphia have taken a bouie on since that time most parent! with good reason have re- (Th* oplalom «xpr«at«d la th* Editorial by the writers of the Declaration of Various Events Fair Haven road for tha balance of At "Ye Olde Faire" ^Itwa htreundtr do not neclMarily curry THOMAS DIVING BROWN, fused to permit their children to use the place. It is .hi •naorwmtnt of Th* Rcglxttr). Independence. It is today the prac- tha summer season. Their aldait a disgrace to Red Bank that such a fatality occurred, tical, spiritual fact about you. Famous Woodland Ampitheater daughter. Miss Marie Deody, has as Publisher and Business Manager Must We RebuUdT her home guests Mines Mary Mad- Rain Cauiei Postponement of The town, as said before, paid a big price to open this Young men and women ..every- at Holmdel Will Have An- street to the river and 'n addition a big lot of the tax- Fortune magazine in Its. current where, there is abundant room for den and Catherine Dale ot Phila- Dog Races—Business Meeting THE BED BANK REGISTER delphia, who are to be with her for payera' money was spent to build the sewage disposal Issue takes a look at America's $15,- you. In sober fact, there was never other Active Summer Season Monday Morning, August 3, at li a member of plant, one object of which was to purify the river. 0(1,000,000 highway system, and finds a time when this world waited more a fortnight Tin ASSOCIATED PRESS t not so good. Our modern hlgh- eagerly, desperately, for the splen- —Scotch Picnic Held Sunday. In honor ot these two guests Mils Mrs. Ylvisaker's. After having expended all this money It would have r did service you oan give. Deady entertained at a party on her The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the been a mere drop in the bucket to have provided propor ays were designed to move traffic iwlftly and safely. The combination —The Christian Science Monitor. Theron MoCampbell Is getting his ' ,wn last Thursday evening. The me for republlcatlon of all news dispatches to It or not supervision of this popular water playground. Council- Sylvan forum on his Ramanessln iwn was Illuminated with alectrlo The Shrewsbury auxiliary of Mon- Idn't Jell. We have only speed. mouth Memorial hospital cleared $1150 otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news man Thomas M. Gopslll, chairman of the police com- Motor deaths steadly increase. For- Prlma Facie Case In Horse Race farm at Holmdel In readiness for var- Ights and lanterns. Many games published therein. mittee, has made Red Bank more or less prominent In ious events which are to take place ere enjoyed and a repast was Friday afternoon and evening at "V* une thinks we shall have to rebuild "Bribe." Olde Shrewsbury Falre," held be- newspaper headlines by his famous ukase to the police ur highway system "for an inferior this summer. A force ot men has irved. Among those attending Member Notional Editorial Association Declaring that a prlma facie case been engaged for sometime past In ere Miss Catherine Dale and Ml«i causo of the rain In the Old Mill :o arrest people attired In abbreviated coBtumea known otorlst driving an 80-mlle per hour had ben established In the horse playhouse. Dog races scheduled for as "shorts." He might with more good purpose direct :ar." making paths and In clearing the ary Madden of Philadelphia, Mlis Member Nev Jersey Press Association racing amendment "$5,000 bribe" In- woodland ot snags, poison Ivy and 'be afternoon were postponed. A bus- .he police to make a safe bathing place for children at It takes as a horrible example New vestigation, Senator Powell of Bur- Itiabeth VanDeman, Miss Phyllis ness meeting of the auxiliary will ba undergrowth. A new well will be Joyce of Rumion, Mlsi Evelyn he foot of Maple avenue. ersey's Routes 25 and 26. These lington, chairman of the special com- made and the grandstand for com- laid Monday morning, August 8, at Member Monmouth County Press Club uper-hlghways were the last word mittee that Inquired Into the charges, potts, Miss Mable Hendrlokson, 0:80 o'clock at Mrs. Laurlts S. Ylvla- One property owner said that even before tho acci- munity choirs will be repaired and lss Eileen Deady, John VanDeman, dent occurred many parents refused to let their children in design, four lanes wide and with yesterday had the full report sent to enlarged. , aJier'a on Sycamore avenue, at wh.lch Subscription Prices: ing straightaways. They cost many I Prosecutor Marshall of Mercer coun- id, William Davl»on, William Pettl- Hme the chairmen of the various * .60 use this public-owned property because It was a rendez- As has been tr,ue every other sum- grew, Raymond Davison, Jr., Joseph Three months lllions. In two years they took 168 ' ty for speedy action. mer season, i the use of the forum Is ooths will make reports. 1.00 vous for undesirable characters. This owner had per- ~lckler, Donald Snyder and Law- Six months — mitted use of privately owned river front land by chil- ives and Injured from 1,60" 0 to 2,000 The committee had Investigated granted free of charge to any organ- The playhoUBe was decorated with 2.00 ersons. mce Holmes. One year dren for a time but had subsequently prohibited It be- charges that Charles A. Klghter of ization or society desiring It, regard- apaneae lanterns and colored lights, Why? Partly because they en- less of race, creed or color. One Tha Deadya have been coming to cause of liability for accidents which might occur. More- Boonton, clerk in the senate, had .nd booths were set up in various ouraged recklessness and excessive sought $5,000 from Ernest R. Shaw, event has already been scheduled, 'air Haven to spend each summer parts of the summer theater. One ot THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1B3S. over, as this party said, "Why should private property nd many week-ends during the wln- peed, but mostly because IS per manager of the New Jersey Horse- this being the annual field day and 'be most attractive booths was tha owners provide a public beach when the town has such ent of America's 40,000,000 drivers racing association, to have the pro-reunion of the Scottish Clans of New >r months for tha past 18 years. l»s Marie Deady will again enter- 'ower mart of Mra. Thomas Crum- More Signs of facilities?" re mentally defective or lrrespons- posed amendment to permit horse Jersey. It will take place on Labor sy. Evergreens covered the roof and The logic of this question Is unanswerable. The prop- ble, lacking common judgment and racing and parl-mutuel betting day. tain for her house guests during the omlng week. tha flower* were arranged In large Returning Prosperity. erty owner in question said In talking with the reporter rdlnary caution. brought out of committee. The members of the committee In market baskets. Mrs. Crumley was charge of this feature met at the Outstanding among reasons for gratification over that children had stated that they had been frightened If we can afford It, and it will Besides Rlghter, Shaw Involved C. ••ressed as a gypsy and she was aa- ost from $100,000 to $500,000 a mile, forum Sunday for a plcnlo and to Isted by young flower girls, wearing signs of returning prosperity for this section Is the away by bums who loitered about the pl&se. That there Leslie Hudson of Manasquan, resi- make plans for the holiday festival. s more truth than fiction in this statement Is vouched we can rebuild along the llnea For- dent clerk of the senate. Rlghter Suggest Fee For each pajamas and red bandanna rental of the C. E. Conover factory at Bed Bank to the une BUggests. This means under- About CO persons wore present and andkerchlefrt around their heads., Electrical Industries Manufacturing company of New 'or by the experience of a Keglstor reporter who made and Hudson made complete denials. they had a delightful outing. About L visit to the street-end. He was not there more than passes, overpasses, cloverleafB, traf- If a prlma facie case has actually Part 1 of "Ye Oldo Shrewsbury Yorkl That this building, the second largest factory In ,c circles, "limited ways" like Pul- three weeks ago the teachers and Use Of Ambulance a few minutes before noting a healthy looking Individ- been established, then It will be the 'alre Broadcast" opened with a, the town, has found a tenant after having been Idle children of the Lutheran Sunday- ketch, "Country Gardens," by Mra. ual who was begging money to buy drink and who iki Skyway, and median barriers, duty oi the Grand Jury of Morcer school of Keyport had a plcnlo at the seven years deserves foremost consideration In apprais- uch as are now being constructed county to Indict If that Inquest conies umton Commissioners Believe Itowart VanVliot and Mrs. Lyman poured out abuse when nothing was forthcoming. forum. lessens. Desmond Mellor, equlro of ing general business and economic conditions in this in Route 26, beldw New Brunswick. to the same conclusion after Investi- Ono very Bucccessful forum event Charge Should be Made for A Job for the police more Important than that of Even these devices will not make Ihrewsbury, was master of cere- community. gation. last summer was Italian-American Those Able to Pay—Reduced The new Industry which will soon be in operation running around town looking for people In "shorts" oads proof against the whims of Solicitation of a bribe constitutes monies. John V. LaMarche woe Earl 'ools. day. Arrangements are under way of Shrewsbury and Mrs, !•'. Grqham employs skilled and semi-skilled labor and Is of the type would seem in order In view of the foregoing facts. They a misdemeanor under the crimes act. for the second annual observance of Rate* for Street Light*. But why should we be put to this Blebl was the countess. Frederick that Red Bank should seek to attract. The lease has are providing excellent service, and no doubt only a There had been no evidence present- this day, but the date has not been N. Whlto sang '"Come to tho Falre," few words from Mr. Gopslll would be required to make ixpense because 15 per cent of high- ed Involving any member of the sen-selected. It will be directed by sev- A charge for the use of the new been made for three years with an option of purchase ray users are Incompetent? Why .nd Mlas Elisabeth Goodrich sang and every endeavor should be made, both by official and this street-end bathing place safe for children, both In ate during tho whole Investigation. eral committees consisting of resi- unison borough ambulance, except Dear, Dear, What Can tho Matter ot try first the cheaper way—rld- dents of Monmouth county and of Individual action, to extend a hearty welcome to the the way of preventing drowning and In eliminating un- For this reason the report does not emergency cases and where peo- 3o?" pupils of Mlsa Allco Moore's ling the roads of the 15 per cent? mention any member of that body, various cities. Rev. Nicholas Soriano new industry and to encourage its continuance here. desirable characters. Probably private agencies would lo are unable to pay, was suggested itudlo at Asbury Park entertained volunteer to help. These agencies maintain buildings We have bred a generation of bad which Is proper.—Hudson Dispatch. of Red Bank is chairman of the .t last week's meeting ot the com- vltb several dance numbers. Miss According to real estate agents, other high-class In- Irlvers, but there's nothing to stop Monmouth county comlttee, missioners at that place. Council- Lucy Sacco waa accompanist. dustries are looking for factories here, but are unable and recreation centers less popular for children than from getting rid of them. Phys- this bathing playground and perhaps no more than men- Mr. McCampbell has Invited the man James 0. Auchlncloss brought to find them. This IS all the more reason why zoning clans, pharmacists, nurses, seamen, THAT "NO MAN'S LAND." Republican, Democratic, Socialist Miss Joan Foster directed a sketch, tion of the matter is necessary to bring about their co- p the matter after reading the pa- ntltled "Consolation," ThoBe who regulations should be clarified so as to clear"up the pres- .viators, boiler engineers, all who and Union parties to use the forum ce department report showing seven operation. . old human life and safety In their A Letter From Eugeno Adams About to present their campaign views. He ook part were Mrs. Ira Crouso, Mrs. ent muddled situation In some sections of the town. The mbulance calls In two weoko. He JV, Raymond Johnson and Misses difficulty which John Savage recently experienced in It Is shameful and disgraceful that the town'B most .ands, all except the motorist must Zoning Regulations. has Bent special invitations to W. aid the use of the ambulance should indergo thorough apprenticeship and Warren Barbour and William H. Klenora Swenaon, Mary Foster and purchasing a factory site because of restrictive zoning important possession, Its children, cannot use this place 50 Rootor Place, ome under some definite control, Xathryn Finch. for recreation. It Is almost beyond belief that this 'igorous examinations. The motor- Smathere, Republican and Deino- nd believed a nominal fee should illustrates the need for clear cut lines which will remove Hod Bank, New Jersey. cratlo candidates respectively for could exist with official acqulesence In a civilized com- st's ability Is tested perfunctorily or, e charged In certain caseB. Councll- Harold Stone, one of the New Mill doubt and uncertainty. The consummation of this sale n some states, not at all. July 26, 1936. United Statos Benator, and to Nor- ilayers, was announcer for tho scc- is another sign of better times and It should also be munity. It Is Impossible to believe that it can be ac- Editor, Red Bank Register, man Thomas, Socialist candidate for on Sheldon T. Coleman suggested counted for in any other way than through oversight Newark Sunday Call. be left to the judgment of the >nd part of the program. The Arlon welcomed because it means the replacement of a vacant, Red Bank, New Jersey. President. Mr. Thomas has accept- luartet sang "In the Shade of the antiquated building with a modern fireproof structure due to lack of knowledge of conditions. Dear Sir: ed the Invitation. Annually for a loctora whether or not It Is neces- TAl«vli!nn~~Todny and Tomorrow. ary to coll put tha ambulance. Old Apple Tree," and. "Tha Sweetest which will enhance the appearance of the neighborhood. Some ten years have gone since the number of years past he haa been a Story Ever Told," and the Arlon apd I would be unfair to myself if I speaker at the forum and he haa al- hU, ba said, would ba the Hnt Every encouragement should be offered to high class In- irst hopeful experiments In Ule- did not offer you my sincere con- Apollo quartets joined In singing "In gratulations for your Intelligent and ways drawn a large audience. itep toward proper control. Definite dustries to locate here In sections where property values islon. The other day a big step was
long resident of Keansburg, went In Port Monmouth, visited Bed Bank by The annual firemen's fair at Fair iwlmmlng in the bay for the first trolley. Mr. Brown very rarely Uft Haven was in charge) of Frank Mar- Items of Yesteryears time in 19 years. Mr. Wilson was the village and it was the first time ttneiu, John MulvlhiU, Charles Van- considered one of the best gwlmmers he had enjoyed a trolley ride since Brunt, George Walters, Matthew in his boyhood days in that vicinity the Red Bank and Belford route had Baden and William Mason. From Register Files ,nd he demonstrated he had not for- been in operation. A turtle was found In the meadows gotten how to a number of younger John Abbott Worthley, Jr., ion of at Marlboro with the inscription "Q swimmers who were In bathing at John Abbott Worthley of Red Bank, C T 1870" carved on it. They were the same time. prominent captain and coal mer- the Initials of George C. Tllton and WE PROVIDE Happenings of 50 and £5 Years Ago Culled From The Rev. Thomas C. Hus», pastor of the chant, died in Brooklyn of heart dis- he remembered having cut them on Highlands Methodist church, was en- ease. He waa survived by hla widow the turtle when he was a boy some News and Editorial Columns for Entertainment deavoring to get the Belford Metho- and four children. The children were to years previous. dist church to Join with his congre- George, Abbott, Mlnthorne and Maur- The combined societies of the Gut TRAVEL and of Today's Readers. gation on a Hudson river outing for er Worthley. Chapel of the Holy Communion at he annual excursion of the Sunday- Sarah E, wife) of George W. Em- Fair Haven held a fair which netted THE WAY ery of Ocen ilc, died of heart trouble over $200. Those in charge of the VACATION COSTS Fifty Yeare Ago. ' , ichool pupils. Felix Martin of Fort Hancock was after a long sickness. She waa «fi different booths were Mrs. Isaao Tho inquest into tho death of open Saturday nlghU until after mid- years old and had been a resident of Smith, Mrs. George Hendrlckson, night they agreed to close at 11 Instantly killed when he walked un- in James Kelly, who was drowned off er the gates on the Highlands bridge Oceanic many years. Mrs. R. L. Doughty, Mrs. Henry J. tho sailboat Homeward Bound, re- o'clock and remain open Sunday for the creation of pro- WMIbutt vacation nn rrer hid—at only morning until noon. ind stepped In front of a moving Captain Thomas Coiling waa over- Schneider, Mrs. George Hawkins, a [faction of the cost for nu cheep BUltcd In a verdict of death acciden- hauling his large yacht Eleanor In Mrs. Arthur Mtnton, Miss M. E. Mln- Robert Allen, Jr., of Red Bank rain. hotel* and railroad (are. Corned Watoa' tal. John R. Snedcker, chief of police Compton'a creek at that place. The ton, Miss Annie Schneider, Miss R. eMchtt can be hooked to aor car— was mentioned as a possible Repub- E. Mann, Miss Fannie Ketcham and Henry D. Beach, who for many lican candidate for governor. if Atlantio Highlands, rounded up boat was changed from a deep sea ductive credit through of Northern Canada, ret assure you all years resided in Red Bunk, died In several bicycle thieves. Two of the craft to one that could be used In Mlsi H. J. Cook. the comforts of homo—with kitchen. The Little Silver Total Abstinence fllnlM room, bedroom tod batE Nova Scotia. wclety held a meeting and over 70 icycles recovered were owned In shallow, water. Red Bank, one by Millard F. Tetley Danny Sullivan, a prominent train- Accommodttes two, four or sli. See the Four poker joints were said to be ilgned the pledge. Rev. Heilenman ABT EXHIBIT SATURDAY, the facilities of jew models now on display—ol writ, In operation In Red Bank and an if Red Bank addressed the meeting. and the other by Charles Williams. er and handler of prize fighters, was focfmUuntun. Irate father Invoked the aid of the R. T. Smock, who conducted a Dr. Herbert E. Williams of Red stopping at Farrel'a Monmouth hotel police. Playing ,was for high stakes Bank, the retiring president of the at Rumson for the summer. Asbury Park Society to Have An- See the New store at Broad and Mechanic streets; nual Showing at That Place. and a resident of Colt's Neck came was advertising canvas homespun, 40 ew Jersey State Dental society, Mlas Florence M. Armstrong, COVERED WAGON to town and lost $50 In one of the Inches wide, at 25 cents a yard. •ead a paper at the society's conven- daughter of Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Tie fourth annual exhibition of illegal places. lon held at Asbury Park. Keyport, was selected as queen of the Asbury Park Society of Fine m Display John S. Throckmorton brought out Misses Emma and Lillian Hurley Keyport's big annual carnival. Arts, Incorporated, will open Satur- Twenty-Five Years Ajo. Our Personal ,„„ *OHN H. MILLS CO., hla new nailing canoe Fearnaught. ind Ida Wlederholt of Shrewsbury The annual dance for the colored day, August 1, at the Berkeley-Car- Another new canoo seen here was The residents of Middletown town- 'eturned from Lake George, where employees on the Melvln A. Rloe teret hotel in Asbury Park. The ex- IO0B Main St., phone Jpiiu that of William Sinclair, which he ship at a special election voted to ;hey attended a missionary confer- farm at Leonardo was held on a large hibition will embrace some of the called Inoculation as a mate to his ulld a new township high school. snee. Misses Eva and Bessie Green, platform on the cottage lawn. A sing- best works of prominent modern, Chanctry.2/03 brother'« craft Hydrophobia. New There was a total vote cast of 646 ing contest for women was won by painters. Including such well known , SHERIFF'S SALE. and all the resolutions submitted by 'ho went with them, went to Pow- canoes were being built by William nall, Vermont, for an extended visit. Miss Bessie Reed of Naveslnk, and artlsta as W. Percy Couse and W. Loan Department Br virtu* o( a writ at R f, ,_ _,_ j, the board of education were carried Mcttd, luutd out of the Court ^f^h. Elliott, Charles Frick and S. B. Van- Miss Bertha Hance, daughter of Richard Pretlow of Atlantio Hlgh- H. D. Koerner of Interlaken, George by a majority of 92 votes. The lead- Ford .Morris of Shrewsbury, E. A. ctrjr o« th. SUU of New Jer.ey Jm b. dergrift John W. Hance of Holmdel, a teach- landB won the first prize In the men's wpoiad to .ml. at public vendue on A party of local bicyclers made a ers In the fight against all the prop- singing contest A large number of Davis of Fair Haven, William 7. MONDAY, TUB imux OP AUGUST. ositions were Cornelius D. Sullivan r in the Red Bank high school, was Taylor of Asbury Park and Edgar round trip from Red Bank to Afi- spending the summer In the Adlron- couples contested In the prize waltz, and Daniel T. Hendrlckson. L. Pearce of Brlelle. n hour of I2 bury Park as a Sunday outing. In acks. which was won by Mrs. Mallgee **V"! /°" " o'clock and « Howard S. Borden of Oceanic was The officers and directors of the the party were Ensley Morris, Wil- One of the Judges' stands on the Dasher and Edward Banks. Edward liam French, Bennie Richardson, hit In the face with a mallet while Banks escorting Miss Olga Taylor of society are Rev. E. J. Walenta of spy & i^t Wi S Louis Manson, Fred Thompson, Ed- in a polo contest on the Rumson polo ld Monmouth Park race track, near Port Monmouth triumphed In tha Bradley Beach president, .Mrs. W. rounds. The blow knocked him from Oceanport, was being taken down In The First National Bank gar Brokaw, James Grover, Alex cake walk. H. D. Koerner of Interlaken first Pach and John Hubbard. his pony and he was carried to the ections and was to be erected on vice president, Mrs. Walter Stein- clubhouse, where he received medical Robert P. Collier's county estate at Lizzie Rex and Llda Curtis, both of Delancy W. Willguss of Red Bank Rumson, and two New York young bach of West Allenhurst second vice was engaged to teach the Keansburg attention. . Wlckatunk. president, Dr. Harry G. Thomas of Theron McCampbell of Holmdel Friends of William Thompson, for- men, while canoeing near the High- of Eatontown, New Jersey school. The trustees closed the school lands, were suddenly upset by the Asbury Park corresponding secre- earlier than usual and deducted $20 was building a dam on his farm at mer postmaster at Middletown, were tary, Miss Phyllis Millard of Allen- that place as part of the construc- urging him to file a petition as super- swells of a passing steamboat hurst recording secretary and Mrs. from his salary and refused to pay Thomas Brasch, son of Frank him $2.45 which Mr. Willguss claimed tion program of a lake which would visor of roads of Middletown town- Harry J. Cook of Long Branch cover about six acres. ship on the Democratic ticket. Brasch of Oakland street, jumped out treasurer. to have spent for articles used In the of a hay mow on a bag of feed. He Member Federal Reserve System £*glnnlng at a point In the easterly linn •chool. He brought suit against the The Janitors Mutual Aid Associa- The Red Bank Motorboat club' The members of the various com- of the State Highway leading from K«S tion of New Jersey in session at Jer- bought the Mrs. Helen Phillips prop- slid off the feed and landed heavily Bank to Mlddl.town Villa™ at iT»Wt£ school trustees for the amount. m his side on a platform, breaking mittees are Mrs. Stelnbach decorat- west corner of lot No. 20. hortofore con- sey City decided to meet at Red irty on Union street for a clubhouse. ing, Miss Ardath Potts of Asbury veyed to Anna Bonifacio, end Irora said The Busy Bees of Sea Bright were ine of his arms. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation planning a ball to be held in River- Bank at their next session. William The property had formerly been Park social, Miss Millard member- bsglniilni: point running, thence (1) In an !. Rock, janitor of the Beech street owned by Moses Coddlngton. The James J. Martin of Atlantio Hlgh- ship, Mr. Davis art and Frederick easterlj• direction along th* northerly II*. side hall under the management of ands was among those who passed of lot No. 2B two hundred and sixty-n n! John McKean. Allstrom's orchestra school, presented Red Bank's Invita- club paid $8,700 for it. Frellnghuysen of Elberon legal ad- J*«t and three-hundredths of a foot to tion. ' John Dlckenson and John Wagner, the state board of examinations for visor. the northeast corner of lot No. !0i thenc. was to supply the music. dentists. Approved Mortgagee (3) In a northerly direction alonjr th» The shares of stock of the new The Red Bank commissioners voted both o( Grange avenue, were thrown w,aterly line of lot No. .0 se*e"ty-nv2 unanimously not to extend Buena. overboard when their sailboat cap- Miss Frances Clark, daughter of feet to th* southeast corner of lot No 31, Allentown bank were selling at ten Charles E. Clark of Matawan, and The Red Bank Register travels Federal Housing Administration thenc* (9) In ft westerly direction alonr per cent premium. place to the river front. Buena place sized. Mr. Dlckenson was caught be- over every street in town and every th* southerly line of lot No. 81 two nun. Harry H. Wallace of Keyport were nd lx v n Joseph Richmond, a Marlboro "was a new street cut through the neath the sail and had considerable road In the county. Let It carry your i"j»i.* . • '""" « '••<• »nd slx-hun- Nathan Cook property extending trouble in freeing himself. married at the home of the bride by meisajre to those who live on these dredths of a foot to tha easterly side of blacksmith, was badly bruised by be- Rev. Edwin I. Stern. said Stat* Highway: thence (4) 1° » ing kicked by a vicious mule he waa northward from Front street to with- Willis A. Clayton bought an 11- thoroughfares.—Advertisement. southerly direction along the eaiterly •Id. in 500 feet of the river. Councilman acre tract at Lake Marion on River- of said Stat* Highway, «evonty.fiv» feet shoeing. to the«polnt or place of Beginning. C. E. VanMater of Brooklyn bought William N. Worthley stated that any side drive in Middletown township. Thomas B. Hoff's blacksmith shop at street running direct to the river He palid $3,000 for the property and Intended to be the same Jand and pram- the sale was made by William A. lies conveyed to the said Louis Bonifacio Keyport and planned to commence was a nuisance. by deed from Glenmary Realty Company, .business the first of the ensuing The Oceanic fire company award- Hopping^ body corporate, dated July 16. 1024, and ed M. M. Davidson of Red Bank the recorded In tha Monmontli County Clerk'a month. G. Warren Aumack of Keyport was office In Book 1317, page 80, etc. The Monmouth Wheelmen were contract to supply them with new selected by the Rarltan township Seized aa th* property of Mary DeMarla planning a 100-mile race for a hand- uniforms. There were 50 men In the board of education to succeed Ever- (unmarried) et als., taken In execution at company and the uniforms were to th* suit of Bad Bank Building and Loan some medal worth about $50. Dr. ett C. Bralnard as principal of the Association, » corporation of the Stat* of George F. Marsden, president of the be of the New York regulation type Keansburg public school. New Jersey, and to be sold by club, offered the medal, which was to Ralph Mulford of Fair Haven, who John J. Sloan of Little Silver met GEORGE H. ROBBRTB, Sheriff. be emblematlo of the long distance held the world's record for the 24- a violent death when his milk wagon, Dated July 10. 1089. • hour driving of stock cars, did no! Howard 8. Hlgglnson, Sol'r. championship of the Monmouth which he was driving, was struck by (58 lines) 24.9C Wheelmen. enter the annual Brighton Beach a locomotive near the Little Silver Edward Layton, sailing master of event He decided to take a rest un- station. He was instantly killed and Monmeuth County Surrogate's Office. til the fall. In th* matter of the eitato of Oeorge 0). the sloop Industry, slipped in the his horse, which was also killed, was Waterman, deceased. rigging aboard the vessel and dis- The boardwalk along the Point carted 300 feet on the cowcatcher of Notice to creditors to present elalme located his shoulder. Comfort Beach in the vicinity o the locomotive. against estate. Keansburg was nearly completed, Pursuant to Ul* order of Joseph L. Miss Sarah Evans of Nutswamp Charles Emley, an aged Shrews- Donahay, surrogate of tho county of Mon- was re-engaged as teacher In a school Completion of this part of the board- bury resident, died at the home of his tnoutb. made on the twenty-first day of at HlghUtown. walk, together with that already con- daughter, Mrs. Samuel Oberle of July, lost, on the application of The Sec- structed, made a boardwalk of over a ond National Bank and Trust Company of The barbers of the five shops In Shrewsbury. Red Bank, and Florence Howard Brooks, Red Bank came to an agreement as mile in length. Nathan Brown of Belford, who executors of til* estate of George O. Wa- to closing hours. Instead of keeping E. N. Wilson, aged S9 years, a life kept a small store near the dock a terman, deceased, notice Is hereby given to th. credttora of said deceased to ex- hibit to th. subscribers, executors as afors-* said, their debta and demands against the lai'd astata, under oath, within six months from th* date of the aforesaid order, or thty will be forever barred of their ac- tions therefor against the Bald subscribers. Dated Freehold, N. J.. July 21, 1986. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY You OF RED BANE, !• Red Bank. N. J. ' FLORENCE HOWARD BROOKS, Buttonwood Park, Shrewsbury, N. J, Executors. need all these Apsleiat*. Stevens, Foster A BtussUle, Bed Bank, M. J,, patented Conoco Germ Me* rroctore. Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. modern In th. matter of uie estate of Charles f. Ellert, deceased. Notice to Creditors to present *lalma againit estate. . Pursuant to the order of Joseph h. Don« features ahay, Burrogate of the County of Mon« month, made on the seventh day of Julya 1911, on th* application of Morgan B. Ellert, Charles W. Ellert, Gladys W- Ellert and Hyrl Ellert Lawrence, executors of to get complete motoring satisfaction th* *stat* of Charles F. Eilert, deceased, A nu Matins. • • Mbdem notice Is hereby given to the creditors of •aid deceased to exhibit to tha subscrib- modern U!!x!asfi» • • ers, *x*cutors as aforesaid, their debts and demand) against the said .state, under oath, within elx months from th. date of th. aforesaid order, or they will be forever barred of their actl6ru therefor against as your 100-mile speedometer th* ealil aubscrlbers. Dated Freehold. N. J., July T, 1»»J. Processed oil Oil; MORGAN B. EILBRT, 71 Maple Av.. Red Bank. M. J. CHARLES W. EILEHT. Red Bank. N. J., R. F. D.. No. I. ..Modern as these very davs GLADYS W. EILERT, 71 Maple Ave.. Red Dank, N. J, MYRL EILERT LAWRENCE. noUunoilVtev Tl Mapl* Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Too need NEW PERFECTED Qulnn, rareone ft Doremue, Esqi., HYDRAULIC BRAKES for Red l]«nk, N. J., your own aafet/and the safety «nenyouteeltnat"mycar- Proctors. You need a SOLID STEEL one-p Ton need KNEE-ACTION one,because*isaHov^oilis of others, under today's driving TURRET lt>P for 5>mpleto~OTcrl=.» al Monmouth County Orphen'e Court. conditions. These brakes are WMKfcLS* for maximum safety as In th* nutter of the estat* of Cecelia protection, for modern car styling, for well as maximum riding comfort, Holmes, deceased. the so/ear, smoothes!, and most the greateit degree of coolness in rammer On petition for sale of lands to pay debta. dependable brakes ever built. beeauftfl Knee-Action gives the Order to show cause. and warmth in winter. world's safest, smoothest ride. Lucille Stevens, substltutlonary admin- mv oil -and my money must istratrix with will annexed of tha estate of Cecelia Holmes, deceased, having exhibited under oath a true account of the personal Chevrolet is the only low-priced car that has them all aiUta and debts of said Intestate, whereby It appaara that the personal estate of th* :iu •aid Cecelia Holmes, deceased, is Insuffi- W me.' Swng in today cient ot pay her debt* and requesting th* aid of th* court In th* premises. before your engine starts, and It te thereupon on this 4th day of Juno. 10S6, ord*r*d that alt persons Interested In th* lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estaU of the said Cecelia Holmes, d*- ceajed, appear before this Court at th* ou hit-W all summer, no modern America, to 09: Court Hous* In the Borough of Freehold as V on the tenth day of September, 10811, at 10 A. M,, to show cause why so much of th* said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate of the said Cecelia Holmes 0C deceased, should not be aold aa will bo •uffleUnt to pay her debts. You need a niGn-COMPKES- en# ^.^ ° It la further ordered that this order b* V0Uf e published In Th* Bed Bank Register, on* 9ION VALVE-IN-IIEAD ENGINE You need SHOCKPROOF STEER- o( Ui* newspapers of this stale, .for slai correct air conditioning In all for the finest combination of per- ING* for roal driving ease on those) w**k* at leaet one* In each week. weather. It 'Wops !„•• t,,w, formance and economy. This sturdy J. BDWABD KNIGHT, long trip* Tea are planning thl* Judg*» on hot days—prevents drafts— Chevrolet valvc-in-head engine ex- summer. It eliminates steering JOHBPH I.. DONAHAY, Burrogate. elimlnstes clouding of the wind- cels in all-round action* and rivet wheel vibration and makes driving GERM PASSED °«- . shield—and gives etch passenger economy without equal In a fall* NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT more nearly effortless than you ever Betat* of Mary S. Farmly, deceased. indiTldnslly controlled ventilation. size car. thought it could be. Notice la hereby given that the account! of the subscriber, substituted trust** of linn 'S1?w-'•'"i"1™•/!**>! roi tcommoi Ul* «stat* of said dsceased, will be audited ni««rOS7»TlOH and ataUd by th* Surrogate of th* County Tt O M *«W/frtl*n on M,,,,,r 1UJ, .njy, $20 etUftlonoi. of Monmouth and reported for settlement to the Orphans Court of said County, on aMtuI nMlc*. CnuruJ MaMr. fniioUmtnl Plan—aunlMy paywunu to lull your puni. Thursday, th* tsnth day of September, A. D. Illl at IOIOO o'clock a. m., at which CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN Urn* application will be made for the at- lowane* of commissions and eouns*! feel. DaUd July to, A. T>. 10S«. THB BBOONfl NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OP RICI) HANK (formerly Second National Bank of 8*4 Bank). By Ralph fl. fearce, Trust Officer, , Red Bsnk, N. J.. S CHEVROLET , , _ HubttltuUd Trust**. Ap»leiate, RUvens, Folter aV You get Conoco Service as well as the famous Conoco ProdueU at these Stations! fleuBnlll*, K»(i« . Bed Bank, N. J. RED BANK MOTOR CO. Jurdge's Conoco Service Station Triangle Oil Service Station Proctors, MECHANIC STREET and GLOBE COURT RED BANK Th» fUd Bank ,R«glitar travelt ovtr *)v«rv gtraet in town unil *v»ry d»*EN EVENINGS PHONE 3130 13-15 White Street, ' Cor. Broad * White SU., rotd In tht county. Let It carry your mewtait to thru* who live on to*; Just off Broad St., Red Bank Qpp. Shrtwiburj; Dairy, Rid Bank tthfu**—Advirtliimint. bun RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 30,1986.
following a week's stay with Mr, and Ankia Sprained. HOPPING WM A AOCV. Dog Races Again West Keansburg. Mrs. J. I* Lewis. FOR THE BIGGEST, COOLEST, FINEST Mra. Wellington Wilklna, Jr., of REAL ESTATE Mr.- and Mn. CheBter Doe andbenefit of Ann'» , church. The Tinton Falls is confined to the house Mluei Junt, Sylvia and Virginia Richard Zank of Newark, formerly e> Llndeo ft tU4 B*ah49f At Long Branch Fellow of Kearoy (pent Sunday with profits are to b« used to buy benches with a sprained ankle. She met with ot this place, renewed acquaintances which are to be Installed In Shore LOANS—INSURANCE GLASS OF BEER iiadf at this place. this Injury when she slipped and fell COUNTRY HOMES lore over the week-end, Acre bam for use at masses every while at Katontown last week. Announcement Made That Rac- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Aipo and Miss Rita Maxley has returned to Sunday. GEORGE S. SCHANCK, Mir. ing Will Start Next Week- ihlldren Adelaide and Paul bava re- her home at Qrecn Fond following It pays to advertise hi Tiio Register. 6 LJnden PI R.J Baak4f> turned to their home here following a, two weeks' stay with the Maxley Betting System to b* Uwdtwo walks' rtay In the Orange moun- family on Fourth street. MONMOUTH TAVERN talnt. Not Di.clo.ed. Mr. and Mrs. George Worth have 70-72 Monmouth St. Phone 3946 Hn. Mary Lewli and daughter! taken up their residence on Twilight Th* Long Branch Kennel auocia* Pandora *nd Sue and Mu» Helen avenue, Keansburg. FULL LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORS. tion announced Tueaday It planned Reli ipent laat Monday at Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thome have to reopen Its track at Long Branch Joseph Penna and Michael BopallB been entertaining friends from Irv- SPECIAL ROOM FOR LADIES. for dog racing, starting next week. ipent the week-end at their respeo- lngton. The Long Branch track, aa well ive hornet at Jersey City. The Young People's Council of Re- as those at Atlantlo City, Linden Robert Boyjan of Jersey City ha* ligious Education is planning a moon- and Penmauken, was built in 1984,returned to his home following a light sail to be held early next month after the legislature enacted a bill itay with his brother-in-law and m the New Jersey Central steamer BUSINESS NEEDS YOU!— permitting dog racing with parl- •later, Mr. and Mra. Theodora J. Sandy Hook. Reservations for the znutuel betting on municipally owned Franxan. , annual beach party In August are II ybu are willing to prepare for a good position. property. The measure was designed Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Stagman en- also being mado by the local mem- Rider-trained men and women have found high-aalarled to aid financially distressed muni- tertained their lon-ln-law and daugh- bers and those Interested. STARTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st positions. Important places In business throughout the cipalities through collection of taxes ter, Mr. and Mn. X. Thomas and Miss Katherlne Kowal Is entertain- world slnco 1886. Rider not only trains but maintains on the gambling. daughter Dolores of Jersey City last ing her cousin, Mlsa Stephanie Bono- BE HAPPIER IN A BEAUTIFUL HOME ... a life-long interest In the graduate. All the tracks were closed shortly week-end. Wlch of New York. WHICH OF THESE BUSINESS FIEUPS FITS YOUR NEED? beforo the end of the season when Mists* Mae Wllllch, Vivian New- Maryday and Ann LeBeck have re- SAVE NOW ON FINE FURNITURE Accountancy Shorthand Secretarial Science the supreme court held the aot un-man and Katherln* Ball have ac- turned to their home at Elizabeth Journalism Stenotypy Advertising constitutional, cepted positions with the Leybro following a ten-day stay with rela- Don't fail to avail yourself of this value-giving sale of fine furniture Typing Bookkeeping Banking The association In its first I Manufacturing company on Creek tlv«s at this place. Business Administration , Commercial Teaching nouncement did not state the meth- road. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Llpf spent Mon- and home furnishing for the entire home. Prices are spectacular, dramatic- od tinder which it planned to oper- Misa Lllyan Grott ha» returned to day at New York. While there they ally low. Free Whether you are In a good paying posl- ate. Flacemrnt tlon five years from now depends upon her home at Mlneola, Long Island, visited Radio City, the Muaeum of what you do today to prepare yourself. Tha track will be operated by following a week'a vacation spent at Natural History and the Rockefeller Meyer Goldberg and associates un- the home of Mr. and Mra. Thomai Institute for Medical Rfcseatch. •pnlf i"enCl8in RIDER COLLEGE der tho'narne. of the Long Branch Branlgan and family, Mlsa Nell Hatalan has returned to for Information on Kennel association. Mrs. Anna Norton and son Joseph her home following a two-clay visit any course. Act now! Founded 186S Trenton, N. J. Goldberg- did not reveal what sys- of Long Island (pent Jest Sunday at at the home of her untile and aunt, tem of bettings would be employed, Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. John j. Dzlnane of FALL TEKM, SEPT. 8 ENROLL SOON! but It was believed "options" would Mlsa AJyce Jones of Bayonne la New York. be sold on the greyhounds. Goldberg this week's guest of her uncle and Miss Dorothy Lawrence was a re- said kennel owners have been noti- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jones. cent Asbury Park visitor. fied the track will reopen and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llnde enter- Mrs. Barbara Lease Is spending schooling races, to rate the grey- tained friends from New York on some time at the home of her son- hounds, will be started within Sunday. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. few days. The opening data will The West Keanrjburg ladles' auxil- F. B. Smlthe and sons Junior and depend on completion of minor re- pairs at the Ocean avenue track. iary of the fire company held a suc- Stanley of Orange. Mr. Smithe la 1 The "option" system of betting 1a cessful card party yesterday after- seriously 111 at St. Mary'a hospital baaed on the purchase by a bettor noon at thla place. A large number In, Orange. of a $2 "option" on any particular of olty people attended. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Llnde are en- dog. Theoretically the "option" glvea Miss Mary Vezurka has returned tertaining Michael, Anne and Mary the holder of a ticket on tha win-to her h.ome at New York following Duda of New York for two weeks. ning dog a preferred right to pur- Btay with Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Henry Schessow spent Wednesday chase the animal, but no one hasSeaman on Eighth street. at New York on business. over been known to buy a dog. Mrs. Madelyn Seaman spent last Miss Loretta Klepp has secured a Thursday at New York on business. position as stenographer at Keyport It was said that Long Branch col- i»ED BANK, lected over $40,000 from the racing Jamen Rodgers of Hillside, form- John J, Aspo of Washington, D. C, 54 BROAD ST. N. J. association. rly of this place, Is visiting rela- formerly of this place, spent the, tives here. week-end with relatives at Freehold. Samuel H. Thome is the owner of Miss Rita Thome was a recent I Bathed off 6 Pounds of WBBB PROGRAMS. a new Terraplane automobile. ;uest of her aunts, Misses Anna and Misses Katherlne Brannlgan and Helen Grehea, ot Atlantlo Highlands. The programs are as follows: Mary PreBton were Atlantlo High- Raymond Brodcr spent Wednesday (1210 Kilocycles) lands visitors last Wednesday. at Newark. • A. M. Frldv. July SJ. Tha annual novena to St. Anne, Nelson Walling, has returned to UlOO—Mornlnu Sarenada. Mother ot Our Lady, came to an |B home here following a vacation «!18—Whsra to Buy, Ztblty, Cailno, 8»T« end, Sunday evening, following a spent at Pine Camp, New York. der, Sltlnbichi. Mmlo Shop, AN OUTSTANDING VALUE Bi46—Houseketpera Hour. nine-day service at St. Ann's Catho- The West Keansburg Married 10:00—SUInbach-., lic church. Father John J. Lucltt, Men's baseball team was defeated 10:01—Children's Hour. 10:41—Felgctiipan. pastor of the church, and his assist- by the Port Monmouth Grasshoppers Vou'can* REDUCE 2 to 5 pounds 10:48—News Review. ant, Father Norbert F. Wagner, were Sunday afternoon by the score of Complete Bedroom Outfit Overnight V7: in W bath I 11:00—Aeiunu, In charge of the novena 12 to 2. \ M. Joseph Norton has returned to his All of the teachers of the public SINGLE OB TWIN BED: Any normal person Buffering from excest fit can 3:B0—Musical Moment!. 4:00—Fads «nd Faitaloni. home on Long Island, following a school have been re-engaged for an- taaily...jo/c/y...miickly lose teveral pounds tonight 4:30—Stetnbachhs. three-day visit with his mother, Mrs other term. CHESTt TWO LAMPS: in a Cal-A-Mo Reducing Bath. TJiousafldj of toof«t «:81—Vole, at Philosophy. Annie Norton. Miss Marie Kosky has returned 6 :00—Strand, DRESSER: TWO PIC- bien and women testify that Cal-A-Mo reducei them 5:01—Women'i Forum, Pandora Lewis is confined to her from a 6000-mile tour of the West. without exercise, without diet, without danger. Re- 5 :30—WPA prosr&m. home on Stone road with a severe Miss Bus Massavitch attended a $69 TUBES: TWO raxows: Imagine! You can fur- ducing experts say Cnj-A-Mo is the SAFEST way to re- »i00—Front Pag. Dram.. case of summer Influenza. miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen nish an entire bedroom, duce because It contains no dangerous internal drugs. 6:16—News Review, Mrs. Peter Nagrost of South Am- O'Buchowlcz of Union Beach last TWO SCATTER RUGS: accessories and all, at tills 6:80—Where to Go, Felgenjpan, Zeblay, boy has been visiting her mother, week at that place. Caiino, Muslo Shop, Snydtr, Bunny A SPBING AND FINE thrifty price. Every piece •lde. Mrs. R. Truax of Creek road. Miss Margaret Dubesky has ac- is of fine quality. Don't jREDUCE|pV£RWEIGHT|THIS fSAFE 'WAY 7:00—American Family Robinson. Mrs. John A. Lutz of Brooklyn has cepted a position with the Leybro miss this opportunity. 7:15—Phil Lemlg. .porU talk. MATTRESS. . , NIGHT TABLE , $4.95 [Just'pour a package of CaIA-Mo into your bath it 7:80—Smoke Shop. - returned to her- home after a three- Manufacturing company on Creek night. Loll back luxuriously..',inhale the fragrance 7:81— Rhythm Maitari, day visit at tha home of her parents, road. B:00—Walkathon. of forest and flowers .*.*: and watch the medicinal 8:15—Timely Topics. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Santa Lucia. The Skllllng group of radio slngarB (agents in Col-A-Mo penetrate your pores and float 8 :80—Fetgenapan. Richard Goldfarb, formerly of Ny- over radio station WABC wore guest \fat away! Weigh yourself afterward) ."•'• and unless • 8:81—Variety Hour, duett Artists. ack, New Tork, Is making his homi performers at the concert in the 0:00—Movie Gossip. you're absolutely satisfied your money will be re- . "I ea»fy bwbrd 9:15—Home Philosopher. here with his parents. Rabbi am Keansburg Methodist church on Sun- r r »:80—Spring Late Hotel. Mrs. Morris Goldfarb. day. Acme Furniture Co. [iliuilcd. Money-back guarantee printed on package. JJ,* °|f' '| g ,j ,,, f EST. 1913 c n n M otn 0:81—Louis Estancourt's Marimba band* Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Clarke have A large number of people from 135-137 MONMOUTH ST., SFECIAIXY ritlCED _____ 800
Gathering Of Tlnton Halls Auxiliary Member* Will Have Outing: Wednesday. Scot Clans At The members of the Tlnton Falls auxiliary of Rlvervtew hospital of Red Bank and their friends will en- Sylvan Forum joy a picnic next Wednesday at the summer bungalow of Mrs. Welling- ton Wllkins at Lavalette. The pic- Labor Day Sports and Observ- nickers will meet at half-past nine ance of the First Settlement of o'clock in the morning at Mrs. Sarah Scott's store to make the trip In au- Scottish People in Monmouth tomobiles. Each member will bring County—Elaborate Program. victuals which will be shared In com- mon. Mrs, John Lemmon is chair- man of the committee in charge of HURRY! HURRY! Tho United Scottish clans, includ- ing the Daughters of Scotia, will tile picnic. gather for Scottish games and their Boys can make extra pocket money annual all-day picnic on Labor day, FT£R 36 Years of Service, this New Jtrsev Country Editor selling The Register.—Advertisement. September 7, at the Sylvan forum on will travel to every stnte in the t !nion. These letters rind Theron McCanipbell'3 Kamanessin the trip will continue for ot least a year. Follow the white farm at Holmfiel. The event will line weekly, .btginnln£ ot the star ac New Jersey, also memorialize the first settlement of Scottish people in Munmouth county in 1082, a memorial whlcch After 36 years of service as one Register, and they will be taken tho last four years has attracted of New Jersey's leading newspaper caro of, IVORY Last Call For Subscriptions thousands of people to the Scottish editors and owners, Addison U. Tho editor will IIQ accompanied programs at the Sylvan forum at Mr, by hi a nephew, Harvey "Ty" Moore, McCampbcll's HoImUel grape farm. Moore, founder of The New Ejjypt a liKiG liigh school graduate, who Press, Js now taking his Ihst vaca- SOAP Scottish games, bagpipe band will devote his spare time to the music, native Sccottlsh dances, songs tion in all of these years nud will study of industrial arts prior to and speaking by notables will form isit all points of Interest, including entering college upon his return. In Register Cash Bonus Campaign part of the program. Besides there a personal visit to each governor in Miss Treva M. Moore, youngest LAUNDRY will be contests for amateurs in run- each state, beginning about August daughter of Kditor Moore, will alao ning, jumping, saber and quoit 1st. be a member of the party and will throwing, Highland dancing, bag- This paper liaa made special ar- make the entire trip. Mias MoorR pipe and concertaina playing, etc. rangements with Editor Moore for is a high school se.nior and will Prizes will be awarded. ,y a weekly story of his findings in complete her studies upon her re- each state in the Union, including turn. Onjy three weeks remain of Red Bank Register subscription campaign. Final count and an- The officers of the executive com- Alaska and Mexico. Editor Moore The trip will be made by auto mittee in charge of the Scottish expects IHH tour to continue for at and trailer covering" the New Eng- nouncement of fourteen cash bonus winners will take place Friday evening, August 21. All games celebration are: Mr. and Mrs. east a year. In order to make land states ilrst, then tho middle William Nimnio of Montdair, chair- these stories more interesting, "f and northern stateq, returning by concerned are advised to turn in subscriptions immediately as a decreasing count is being used. man and vice chairman, respectively; .'ou will send the name and address- tho Southern route. Alexander Batchelor of Belleville L es of any friends or relatives resid- Wo are all wishing Editor Moore AH subscriptions turned in by or before 9 o'clock this Friday evening, July 31, will count far secretary, and Mrs. Jean Russell of ing in the far West, to which you and his party safe and happy land- Arlington treasurer. Other members wish greetings extended, Editor ings, and will be anxiously waiting more credits than during the final three weeks. of the executive committee are Mrs. Moore will do his best to personally lils first story which will appear in Galletly of Fassalc, Mrs. Hamilton of extend such greetings. Simply send this paper under the above designed Kearny, Mra. Lesslie of North Arling- your requests to Editor Addison TT. mast head entitled, "The New Jer- ton, Mrs. Charles Ward of Fassuic. Moore, New Egypt; N. J.( or to The sey Country Editor Going Places." Mrs. James Love of Madison and E Mrs. Thorn of 3i!ast Orange. Other'committee members are: clan; James Love of Madison and NOTES. James Graig of Madison, Murray Transportation—James Murdoch, I lurry By Klhvood Douglass, Monmouth Only Three Weeks More Of Special Offer FerRUBon, Mrs. Galletly, Mrs. Houn, Mrs. clan; George Syme of Kearny and Bluett. William Nixon of Kearny, Campbell County Agricultural Agent Highland • dancing—Mrti. Nimnio. clan; Alexander Hoatson of East Pic Id events—Kenneth Cliiaulm, George One fruit grower reports a tem- Syme, John McDimaltl. Mra. M;iy (Jray, Orange and Grant Hoatson of Mont- perature under an apple tree in a O Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Hoon, Mrs. I.OVQ, clair, Cameron clan; Peter Bell of cultivated orchard of over 150 de- • Soccer—Janics Murdoch, George Thomp- Clifton and Malcolm Lindsay of Lodi. _ rees during the extreme heat wave. 3 Years For $5-00 son. Charles Ward. Malcolm Lindsay. Entertainment—Jnnies Iiovc, Alexander Scott clan, and Henry Taylor of At approximately the same hour in Leslie, Edward Moiklcjolm, Mia. Adams, Belleville and John Dear of Belle- eod orchard a temperature of Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Kay. ville, Stewart clan. around 130 degrees. This thought Pipe hand—John MncDonnld. William Nixon, Kenneth Chlsolm, William Nitnmo. should be worth something to the fruit grower. Tho delegates representing the SUMMER TOUR AUGUST 1. N Daughters of Scotia lodges are Mrs. May Gray of Kearny and Mrs. Jean Jersey Horticulturists to Make Visit We hesitate to predict when It is Russell of Arlington, Bonnie Boon To Pennsylvania. mpossible to recommend a remedy. However, a perfect condition is be- Lodge; Mra. Kay of Hawthorne and On Saturday, August first, the New CAMPAIGN CLOSES FRIDAY, AUG. 21 ng built up in certain orchards for Mrs. BIssett of Fatcrson, Flora Mac- 1 Donald lodge; Mrs. Ferguson of Eliz- Jersey State Horticultural Society cracking of the fruit, provided an abeth and Mrs. Murdoch of Kearny, will sponsor a fruit tour through abundance of water should appear Balmoral lodge; Mrs. Love of Madi- Berks and Lehigh counties in Penn- any time within the next six weeks. son and Mra. Lane of Morristown, sylvania. Tentative plans call for as- Heather Hill lodge; Mrs. Adams of sembling at Sheldon Funk's packing When certain conditions are re- Delawanna and Mrs. Johnson of Pas- house and cold storage plant, located sponsible for the check In the growth on Route 73 just beyond Boyertown of apples and those conditions S sale, Lady MacLean lodge; Mrs. Less- lie of North Arlington and Mrs. at 10:30 a. m. D. S. T. This tour will change to a more normal, or even 14-CASH BONUSES OFFERED-14 I Ackerman, Holyrood lodge; Mra. Wil- provide an opportunity to see Mr. abnormal condition, and growth liam Nimmo of Montclair and Mrs. Funk's extensive peach and apple or- starts again, something is bound, to Sellara of Bloomfleld, Hazeldean chards near Boyertown, as well as happen. Moral: Build up orchard lodge; Mrs. Hoon of Passaic and the Oritelaunee Orchards at Lesport, soils to the highest degree with the Mrs. Galletly of Passaic, Lady Scott the Peerless Orchards at Hamburg, object of taking care of both ex- pSANITONE lodge; Mrs.' Thorn of East Orange, and the Trexler Orchards north of treme dry weather as well as wet Lady Drummond lodge; Mrs. Hamil- AHentown. A considerable portion of weather. IDRY CLEANING ton of Kearny, Argyle lodge and the fruit produced in this section of Pennsylvania comes into direct com- Guaranteed By FIRST BONUS SECOND BONUS Mrs. Whit ford of Bayonne, Braemar petition with New Jersey fruit. It It is not too early to mulch the lodge. 13 very desirable, therefore, that New Macintosh, since the last week of Good Housekeeping The delegates representing: the Jersey growers keep in touch with August, under normal conditions, is Magazine United Scottish clans are James Mur- orchard conditions in such an im- when they begin to ripen. As Advertised There-ln. doch of Bloomfleld and Harry Fer- portant competing area. guson of Elizabeth, Forbes clan; Further details regarding1 this tour If certain growers of Williams George Thomson of Patersou and will be Included in a special circular Early Red had mulched around their Dundas Orr of Fair Lawn, MacDon- to be sent to all New Jersey State trees it would have given the fruit a 70-76 WHITE ST. $200 ald clan; Edward Moiklejohn of chance to turn red before the neces- $400 Horticultural Society members. , Elizabeth, Gordon clan; John Mac- sity of picking. Donald of Newark and Kenneth One of the quickest ways to find a in Cash in Cash Chisolm of East Orange, Drummond job is to advertise In The Regis- Mark the peach trees which are RED BANK clan; Samuel Adams of Delawanna ter's Want Department.—Advertise- diseased and should come out next end John Hood of Passaic, MacLean 1 ment. winter. Tel. R. 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Here's the sprinter "stripped for Now he's less hampered—but not action,1'— like GULl'LUBF RED BANK entirely free; Likewise, most 25c MO'IOR OIL. Stripped of all ex- oils arc rid oisome excess waste Mlil refining material — but not enough. For until Gulf perfected its Multi-sol process, n tfjorougbly refined 25c America! Actuay p oil was not ava'tlablej ity oil,"allot icgoestowork,noonne off it goes to waste.waste" Try » fillingfillin —at the alga of the Orange Discj REGISTER
Campaign Telephone Campaign Office THE PREMIUM-QUALITY Red Bunk 13 J. S. LACKEY Room 7, Secbnd Floor IN REFINBRY-XCALKD Register Bldg. MOTOR OIL FOR CANS... OR IN BULK Extension 9 Campaign Manager I RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 30,1936. Tusk N Grange Picnic XTOTAU. Mrs. William Slain and Mrs. MathJas week-end and the forepart of the WEST RED BANK A SB-foot towtr, iupporUag t 30,- Schoek. we*k as guest of Capt. and Mra. S. 000-g»llon w*t«r Uttk, collapted Sun- At State College Eatontown Sons and Daughter* of Mr. and Mm. Richard Erdmann, C. Thompson at Asbuiy Park. CLEANING SHOP day on ChirltsD. Cleveland! Bunny Liberty Honor Two Member*. Jr., and daughter Elalae of Lynd- Mr. and Mrs. Edrnond Allen and httrst spent the week-end with tho CARBURETORS Brook farm at Batontown. The tower A graphic prenentatlon of some of Mrs. Roy Jollne of Long Branch, eon Edmund hnvo relumed to their U. CAREtU, Prop. and tank WM «reot«d'40 yean ago former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kich- apartment on Brood street, after Official, Stromberg, Carter and Zenith Service. Carburetan to* tho new'products that are adapted deputy of Eatontown lodge, Sons and ard Erdman. by Wllaon H*toJ» Tuckqr, a mem- to New Jersey forme which can ba Daughter! of Liberty, and Roy Em- spemlinK (several weeks as the jjuest all cars. Big stock ot New and Re-built Carburetors, Ou mile- Repairing and Alterations ber of the firm of Loifl* Tiylor, Mr. and Mrs. Georce Miller of Main of the former's parents at Belmar. iwilmllated by n«arby Industrjei will mono of .Keyport, officiated at the street have a new Pontiac. age checked by Zenith Factory Tester. wben h» rtnted the farm for a «um- be the nigh lights of the coming Installation of new officers of the Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan, Jr.. We buy «nd »ell uud (wmtnte 1 Councilman and M;«. Itcnssalaer mcr reiMeno* from the Lorlllard Farm Bureau—Grange picalo at the ffiatontown lodge at a regular meet- and children were week-end visitors Estimates Gladly Given oqd All Work Guaranteed. Mu»t bo In ioo Food, of course, must if well "Epicurean" Desires Simple seasoned to be worthy of Hot Off the Griddle I I Food pt The Finest Quality Three Meals a Day its piquancy JSSTHBB We are letting ourselves get all ourearu. taught the Vol. i; No. 1. Copyright BY SIDNEY SNOW Edited by WHJUA E, DEOTE mixed up on our food terms. In the mt f too* as •» first plan, the wdrd "gourmet* and Cheese as % breakfast food isn't a* he word "gourmand" are ottsn con- exatio as It sounds. I know several fused. "Gourmet" means, In French, Grocery Stores Give Way To Food grown and responsible men who dote a Judge of wine. "Gourmand" Is a on the following, breakfast menu: glutton. We are using them Inter- wrongly rygsasSSS Fruit, than fresh toast, a bit of changeably to mean a man who lives no gyl ntrpreted mwnliu? whffih Markets But American Cheese Stays cheese, a oup ol coffee and a pips ot now r«lers to Votal atwUnras* wh & tobacco. If It makes him peaceful And then the word "epicure." An » not Umpersncj at VlHSt ijrtrewi and contented, why argue with what 'epicurean" Is a man who Is not per- „. • • ! BY SIDNEY SNOW may seem a queer trait After all, in lcularly Interested In exprtsstve The old time grocery store has giv- flavor and consistency of the expens- many countries of Europe, cheese oods, In fact, he Inclines toward the ive Imported cheeses—In fact, every- tor breakfast 1B quite the thing. ilmple, but each dish must be made Had en way to the modern food nwrKet. thing which a costly foreign cheese ip of the finest In quality. The veg- The pickle vat has lost out to the fan- brings with it—that Is,' everything Vegetables can very satisfactorily itables must be ot the freshest, pre- cy Jar. The cracker barrel has sur- except the price. Furthermore, these be reheated In a wire strainer over ferably; he grows them In his own rendered to the brightly colored sant- domestic cheeses lend, themselves steam. garden. His fruits should be from Uw carton. The tub of butter has domc e Equal parts of honey and butter been replaced by the cute quarter particularly well, not onlly to sandd- >ls own trees and his berries from wiches and the other forms of eating creamed together, makes a grand lie own vines. His poultry should Sound print The cat no longer sleeps spread for toast or on bread for the bo from his own range, but, In any E? a «u«n° spot of the show window cheese "In the natural," but to the children. the other way. Both arVproduotaof because that spot Is now taken up by countless recipes which American event, fresh killed, while his eggs a cleverly designed disptay of cat home cooking lins devised. To release ice cream or Jelly from must have every qualification of be- ™»T. """ffleWntl man y olvllKBd worll food in lithographed tins, everything These round red wheels of golden a mold easily, fold a hot cloth around ing new-laid. Bis beer may be lim- •FiL.^Si!!!?* w woman can be rich checso do double duty, as it the mold 'for a minute. ited to a single glass, but It must be The uncivilised Is has changed over a period of years well brewed, wen aged and properly s u —that Is? everything except that were, being equally at homo on the In boiling old potatoes, lemon Juice another. over t0 on grand old American stand-by, tljo Dig, dessert platter or as aristocratic tid- will keep them from discoloring. served, while his single glass ot wine « round domestic cheese. bits at cocktail time, as in company is enjoyed for flavor and bouquet Hpwover, give the world tinw. Aa have with other ingredients in the chafing Bousseau speaks ot the true Epicur- We beooMe clvlllted, we hecoma reu. And etlllstill,,, the cheesecheeses h dish or the casserole. ean as one who will abstain, so as to aonablfj. As we become reasonable) changed, too. But the change hah s really enjoy. Eplcurua, the phlloso- we become moderate and temperats been not in the shape or In the size, Here are three of the latest con- >her, whose followers are the Epl- Then we can enjoy an things"? S35 but In the product Itself. The newer ceits in native American cheese In PEIZE times and places, " '" cheeses which we buy today in the wholesome American dishes, but we slices add a fourth—Zucchini with Cheese, same, old-faahloned generous a splendid and nourishing vefiotble RECIPES are causing a genuin„ e sensatiojatlon and cheese adaptation in which a vanceamongd cheesof thee loversAmerica. Thn echees moree adex- New York Italian chef has made the A cheese tray with an assortment perts are producing cheese which is most of a great Italian vegetable and ot seven kinds of Borden's Cheese mild and mellow—rich and creamy. the mild and meaty goodness of has been awarded to Mrs. Ralph The newer domestic cheeses have the cheese as made in this country, Willis of Fennsgrove, N. J., a sub- scriber of the Salem, N. J., Sunbeam, INDEPENDENCE DAY:— for her recipe, which Is as follows: CHEESE GREAT AID SUNDAY BREAKFAST GAINS LOBSTER SUPREME IN POPULARITY WITH S tablespoons butter When Dad Bays: "No more heavy] TO SUMMER APPETITES Vi small onion, sliced GUESTS AND HOSTS 1 tablespoon ohopped green pepper lunches for me. Just a big glass of sweet Cheese can do so much towards 1 tablespoon minced parsley aiding and abetting summer appe- milk, \ green salad and I'm Bet for the rest of Whereas many families have 1 tablespoon chopped plmlonto tites, especially at that' time when gained popnlarity among their 1 cup sliced mushrooms the-^ayl" Vine has the urge to drink meals rath- friends because of either their buffet ilespoons flour er than eat them. suppers or Sunday night suppers, so 2 tablcupe s evaporated milk Cheese in the raw is used for every- % cup water thing from appetizers to dessert but have others very successfully gained the same popularity for Sunday teaspoon sugar 2 cups diced boiled lobster In cooking the best Is probably Amer- morning breakfasts. good wrinkle and will help greatly In 2 egg yolka, beaten ican cheese, jfhlch melts so well and creating a fluffy, light omelet. 1 teaspoon salt Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day Invitations read "Breakfast on Cooking School 2 tablespoons butter Vt teaspoon salt has such an appetizing odor all It's Dash of cayenne own. ,. Sunday Morning from 10 to 12. Come 1 cup milk and Get it." OLIVE OIL PICKLES For Children 1 egg, well beaten Dash of nutmeg Here Is a grand cheese rccipB tnat The table consists of various elec- % teaspoon pepper Melt the butter In the top of a dou- Is just the thing for Sunday night trical gadgets such as toaster, waf- From an Interested member of the Vi cup bread crumbs, mixed with ble boiler. Add the onion, groon pep- suppers: flo iron, electrio grill and coffee pot. cooking club, comes this unusual rec- Or Grown-Ups 1 tablespoon molted butter per, parsley, pimionto and mush- 1 CRABMEAT RAREBIT WITH There Is a large bowl of fruit or a ipe for rooms and cook for 10 minutes. Add RICE platter of melons, cream, syrup, sug- OLIVE OIL PICKLES Molt the butter in a saucepan, Add the flour and mix thoroughly. Dilute SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO., INC. 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper ar, a bowl of waffle batter, butter, 2 quarts tiny fresh cucumbers Jellied Combination Salad First ho flour, blend, arid milk, stirring the evaporated milk with the water 2 tablespoons butter bread and from the kitchen at in- 1 quart small dry onions :onstantly. Add seasoning and cook, and pour 2 cups slowly into the veg- 3 tablespoons flour tervals, comes a fresh supply of om- 1 ounce celery seed Try; Dessert, Beverage stirring constantly until thickened. etable mixture, reserving Vt cup. Add Serving You 16 Year. With Milk Produced Solely I teaBpoon prepared mustard elet mixture to be prepared in the '.i ounce mustard seed Next Week Add corn; well beaten egg, and green the lobster and cook ten minutes % cup strained tomatoes electric grill. '£ pound dry mustard and flour pepper. Pour into a well greased longer. Just boforo serving, add the' in Monmouth County. * 1 eup crab meat or 1 can crab For each individual serving allow mixed asserole, cover with bread crumbs, rcmalnlnig, V4 cup' diluted d milk to the % pound grated American cheese 1 tablespoon black pepper By Wllma E. Deuto and bake In a moderate oven tor egg yolks'ans'and popouwr into tho lobster, 1 egg CHICKEN-LIVER OMELET 1 pint olive oil (imported) I've been thinking and thinking about 30 minutes. Serves six. Cook gently for five minutes longer, Bed Bonk MM. Brood Street, Shrewsbury, Jf, t. % cup hot milk 1 egg 2 quarts vinegar and thinking, and just can't think of stirring constantly. Season . with Salt and pepper to taste. Onions are cut into halves and cu- anything that would bo more fun The Spoiler salt, cayenne and nutmeg. Serve at Melt the butter In. a pan, add tho 1 tablespoon milk cumbers arc left intact, rlaco In a than to start a miniature cooking once in patty shells or on toast chopped pepper, and cook for live or Salt and pepper to taste bowl and salt well, letting stand for class for children and grown-ups too. Woman thero was and she wrote points. Garnish with parsley. Serves six minutes. Blend in the flour and twelve hours. Then drain off the • Cooking really is fun. It Is not for 8. the seasonings, Add the tomatoes Beat lightly. Melt butter (2 or i for the press, tablespoons) in the grill, and turn in liquor. Mix the seeds and spices with those who grit their teeth and go (As you or I might do); Mrs. B. R. Conklln of New Canaan, and cook until thickened, stirring the olive oil (being sure that the oil about to. get It over with. It Is for Conn:, a reader of the New Canaan constantly. Add the grated cheese the mixture. As it cooks, lift it along She told how to cut and fit a dress, the edges, permitting the liquid por- is of the finest and purest flavored those who like to putter around and And how to stew many a savory Advertiser, has been awarded an and well-beaten egg. Stir until tion to run underneath that which is imported olive oil) and then mix in fix a little of this and that, not only apron and a box of Cox's Gelatine. smooth and add milk and crab meat because the family likes this and that mess; Season with salt and pepper to taste. already cooked. When firm, arrange the vinegar. Put this mixture, un- But she had never done It herself, I A case of Kuppert'B Beer has been Heat thoroughly and serve on boiled the chicken livers (cooked) over the cooked, into pint jars and seal by but because It's such a great satis- guess— won by Mrs. John Hahn ot Islip, L. brown rice. surface and roll up with a spatula. screwing down the lids. Let stand faction to tie able to do It. (Which none of her readers knew). I., a reader of the Bay Shore, I* I. A small amount of baking powder for a month or so. We'll start first of all with a lunch- Journal. added to the uncooked mixture is a eon. Something simple yet so delici- Oh! the hour we spent and- the flour lira. Belle Fangbourn of Hudson, ous. Here is the main dish and next WQ spent, N. Y., a subscriber of the Valatle, N. week we will have the recipes for the And the sugar we wasted like sand, Y., Rough Notes, is the winner of a dessert and beverage. At tho behest of a woman who never rice ball and a box of All Cornel had cooked, Rice Products. JELLIED COMBINATION SALAD (And now we know that she never A metal recipe holder with recipes 1 tablespoon gelatine could cook) and a can of Poropelan Olive OH has % cup cold water And did not understand. been won by Mrs, Walton Evans of 1 cup hot water A woman there was and she wrote Upper Fairmont, Md,, a reader of th 1/3 cup sugar right fair, ChrlBfleld, Md., Pout % teaspoon Bait (As you or I might do), Mrs, B. M. Johnson of Arlington, 'A cupTemon juice How out of a barrel to make a chair, N. J., a reader of the Montclair, N. 2 cucumbers, diced to be covered with chintz and stuffed' J. Times, haa bean awarded a Soce- 2 carrots, grated raw with hair, nl Hand-Made, Hand-Fainted Sail 1 teaspoon minced onion 'T would adorn any parlor and give JACOB A few radishes sliced It an ail"! A case of White Pour cold water In bowl and (And we thought the tale was Beer has been won by Mrs. ffi.ffi Davli sprinkle gelatine on top of water. true.) of Jamaica, L. I., a reader of thi Add Bugar, salt and hot water and Whitestone, L. I. Herald. stir until dissolved. Add lemon juice, Oh! the days we worked and the • During the past two weeks there mix thoroughly and pour into mold ways wo worked, has been a-decided increase in the that has been rinsed in cold water. To hammer and saw and hack, number of recipes being sent in and When cool, add the remaining ingre- la making a chair in which no one It certainly does make us happy to dients and chill In refrigerator. When could sit— be able to give prizes to seven wom- ready to serve, turn out on a platter A chair In which no one could pos- en a week. Perhaps you too, would and surround with lettuce and quar- , sibly sit, be a winner it you sent your favor- On Sale tered tomatoes and serve with may- without a crick la his back. ite novel or original recipe. If you would care to try, just send It to Sid- LeS Jacob Ruppert beer—America's favoritfv-enhance EVERYWHERE onnaise. A woman there waa and she had had her fun, ney Snow, in care ot this paper. yoar pleasures and pastimes -wherever you go. It is con- (Better than you or I) j She wroto recipes and sho never tried LILLY WHITE COOKED EGG Fresh Vegetables one, yenleiit a»TWeIl as tasteful anil richly satisfying—so you She wrote about children—of course, PONE In Summer Dishes she had none; need never be -without it. She told us to do what she never had Dear Miss Appealing To AH done, Yo all remember my sister LolllaT Call for Buppert in the container which best snite your (And never intended to try). Well, she livln In Haalem in New And it isn't tho toll and it isn't the York fo about nix months and she Baked Corn and Green Peppers spoil .. •write and Bay Lilly yo kin get you- 'reeds—the handy can, KE6UNE0—foe regular bottle, That brims the cup of disgrace; sef eighteen dollar a week cookln up Will Bring Calls for It's to follow a woman who didn't heah eo I goes to New York an sits Ihe etubby bottle, or the foaming glass direct from the Seconds • know beans, me a Job In a fatally fo eighteen dol- (A woman who never had cooked any lar but I comes bnck to Baltimore tap. Each insures Buperb refreshment—for Ruppert beans), quick because up theah they Jes po With very few exceptions, vegetable But wrote and was paid to fill white trash famblya an everybody an recipes are usable both summer anc space. a dlot an don eet. Do fust day I quality never varies. •winter. This is due to the fact tha cooks em fry chicken an cream navy •when fresh vegetables aren't to be hac >_^,—Congregatlonllst, and good blsklts but dey say Lilly us in the markets, ono substitutes can- all on a diot and don eat nuthln. As ned ones. However, using fresh veg- When heating canned peas,'add a when I goes home an takes along sum etables now that they are available few leaves of dried mint. You will o de leavlns dey holler an say Lilly here, Is a splendid recipe that will find that the flavor is greatly im- yo all a theef so Ah quits an comes bring calls from Ell the family for proved. back heah to wuk for eight an to- second helpings: Canned corned beof hash is quite tln. BAKED CORN AND GEBEN the thing for a picnic. It is so easily Now, honey, yo say yo hungry fo PEPPERS prepared over a camp fire and does- egg pone so heah am how to make 2 cups cooked corn n't require burdoneome cooking EOCtPONE ENTBR TUB S?A1TBST CONTEST 1 green popper, chopped equipment '. Mix about a cup hot soft rice an one quart corn meal an wuk In a lit- tle butter bout like a egg an three $6000 In prize. thU month cups milk and three eggs beat up. Ait T»' Onfal Dulirftmnnlr} tU»k Bake It In a flat pan bout while yo kin Iron two shirts, In a oven not to Menus Sor the Week hot but not to oold until good an BREAKFAST LUNCH DINMER brown. Hoping you ara the same your It Pays to Advertise in The Register MONDAY humble servant Lilly White. fliaporrult Jult AsparftKus with Chccso Pineai'iile Julco <-o! VARIED BUTTER FILLINGS THE GARDEN SIOBY. he says 'honesty le the beBt policy,' have mussed my maiden hair." Hsr Fish Fanciers ribery Case Goes so wo may truat him. He IB a wise tears fell on the daisies. SUBTLE AND INTRIGUING By Nelly A. Forter sago and makes mints of money, We She called for her maid, black-«y«d can bank in the Oak Tree TnjBt Co." Susan, to come with a cock's comb Find Fish Flakes There are ever so many salads and To Grand Jury There was soft muslo of trumpet 'Oh, we will have a merry thyme for her maiden's tresses, and to bring' It's The Quality in meat dishes that are best «erved with d blue bells In the garden. and live in lavender," said she, "I a drink of milk weed and sugar cane thin bread and butter (antlwlches. Sweet William was whispering to ill sleep on a bed of roses." and tea berry. ; Fine For Feasting Now, even the»e simple little sand- enate Committee Reports That •etty Pan«y. "Heartsease," ho wiches can be varied in dozens of He shook his head, replying, "Yes, "You better take a dose of aconite a Prima Facie Case Has Been iked, "will you pear with me?" and make a bleeding heart from the ways merely by adding or creaming She murmured soft as babies' and some bread fruit spread with flYy Eating Fiih Other Than on L little something with tho plain but- PreteHnted Against Those Ac- thorns. I am goinj; to sleep In the buttercup and honeysuckle," said er, for Instance: reath, "Yes, If you will promise to strawberry bed with a mullen leaf Friday and Taite the cused. rget-me-not and never to beet me." black-eyed Susan. '"You look as If HONEY BUTTER blanket and you may ring the blue you had eaten a green apple. Maybe FLAGSTAFF Difference 'My love shall be inviolet," he said, bells to wake me for thfcAmornlng Cream Vi pound of butter and Tho senate committee,, which in- nd I will ask Jack-in-the-pulplt to some gingerbread would be better. I blend into It 2 tablespoons honey. glory." will make you a mustard plaster and 11 So many people le&vo all their fish- More honey can bo used if desired. cstlKated charges of bribe Bolicita- irforrn the marriage ceremony." "Do you mind if I Kmoke tree, and lon in connection with the horse rac- "I will ask PrlmRoae and sweet give you castor oil and you can rest eating until Friday and oh! the faee« HAM BUTTEE use my Indian pipe?" on this lovely green moss." 'that accompany It. It might bo be- g Rambling measure, recommended nk for my bridesmaids and wear "Oh, no," she replied, "but don't cut r-ause Friday Is flnh day, but just for Mix 1 tablespoon of creamed but- 'rlday that, all the charges and the idal wreath and be mald~!n-t*he-mlst Pansy took black-eyed Susan's ad- FOODS my nicotine, or ask me for a (s) %un, try It some other day and Bee If ter with one email can of deviled I'sliniany given at ita hearings be re- •Ith my veil." We will be (gay la- vice and was soon quite well again, It doesn't taste better. For example ham. pltunla (petunia). looking like a rqs^. Jack-ln-his-pul- erred to the Mercer county prose- ies) galllardlaa, I assure you," said "I have just thought of Bomi'thlng try: PIMIENTO BUTTER utor for presentation to the county 'ansy. pit came and- the 'marriage was as Place four plmlentos In a bowl and splendid," said Pansy, clapping her merry and bright as a red rose. . FISH FLAKE BALLS WITH ;nind Jury. '1 will write Chris Anthemum for mash to a pulp. Press the pulp hands. "Wo will have a zoo. I Just And so this happy wedding day That Satisfies" • BACQN through a sieve, and add half cup of The committee's report was made y best man and wear dutchman's love dog.wood and fox gloves." iubllc by Senator Clifford R.1 Powell, reeches and a waistcoat of cherry." came to an end—the sun flower - 2 cups cut potatoes creamed butter. Mix well. "That's fine," said Sweet William. turned his bright face away and the 1 tin or 2 cupfl flsh flakes la chairman, at Mount Holly. Then she became anxious and "Wo will have tiger lllleg and ele- Sliced bacon "Since the acnato Is not in session," stars of Bethlehem shone out. Still- iked, "Do you think we can afford phant ears and wild cat tnllg and a ness and peace were in the garden • ^i teaspoon blnck ~av rod pepper BIDS REJECTED. t snld, "wo believe the committee marry In these hard times? You • 1 egg, woll beaten dandy lion and a pool with turtlo and the moon flowers made the night ind the uenate itself la without pow- lave no Job but feeding the bees and heads and Solomon's seal, with a rag- radiant Mix Ingredients thoroughly. Take Board of Education Tarns Down Of- ir to take any disciplinary action anting flower seeds." ged Bailor to care for them. Cudzu Featured this Week: .up the tahlespoonful, shape slightly ten for School Repair Work. [gainst those accused." .And fry In deep fat to a delicate am» "Don't worry," said he, "I have vine and cow slips for side shows and ber color. Roll slices of bacon Into" Bide for repainting the greenhouse After recommending the charges ienty of golden rod; indeed you will the whole placo lighted with Chinese Cuts Left Hand. "cylindrical shapes, run a wooden on the Mlddletown township high i preferred to the grand Jury, the larlgpjd and I own the Aster House, lanterns, with a hedge of thorn apple James Giles of Port Monmouth, .jtooth pick through each, to hold It ichool grounds at Leonardo wcro re :ommltteo report said: and I have lots of stock In the Dusty to keep It privet." a butcher in a store at Keansburg, FLAGSTAFF In ahape, Fry In deep fat until crlep jected by the board of education last "We believe a prlma facie caBe has Miller Co," "Oh, dear," cried Pansy, "I have was treated at Rlvervlew hospital and well cooked. Garnish with pars- Thursday night. The bids were for icon presented against those ac- Pansy asked, "What is that?" stepped in the wet grass and soiled Saturday for a severely cut left ley and pieces of lemon. Serve a roll :used." pt bacon with each fluhball. labor alone, as the board was to fur- "Why don't you know? They grind my ladies' slippers and torn my skirt hand received while cutting meat. nlBh tho paint. Harry S. Chnmber- Nothing was brought out In the he corn—a splendid business—and of trailing arbutus, and the-bushes He was released Sunday. • FISH FLAKE SOUFFLE laln, clerK of tho board WBB direct iiearlnga, tho report said, "tending to < 1 tin or 2 cups fish flakes ed to advertise for new bids on the involve any member of tho senate.' i 2 tablespoons butter asls of aluminum paint being used. Tho senate Investigation was the I 2 tablespoons flour he bidders and their offors were Ed- utgrowth of a charge by Ernest R. ; Vi teaspoon popper 'ard A, Crozler of Fair Haven $158, ihnw, general manager of the Horse Tall, Frosty Glasses » V/i cupa milk Racing Amendment association of I 1 teaspoon minced onion Albert Hopkins of Elizabeth $175 und filled with iced tea. ; 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley A. 8. Brandwlno of Perth Ambo; Now Jersey, that Charles A. Rightci ] W $345. /' f Boonton, a senate committe ,Wliat could be more The board also rejected all bids for clerk, offered to obtain release of th ALLEN'S . 3 eggs ipaUing the chimney of the high parl-mutuol betting bill from c Most of us cat bread rather 3 Tkoteit thoughtlessly; Put tt bit of Wonder Ilrcad in your mouth, lnstc it slowly, carefully. Get •11 the tempting flavor that ilo-b.il.inK proiliuci. Do the same with any other bread. I rust your own good taste—you'll know SUMMER FAVORITES! which is best, t I m Flagstaff Grape Fruit Juice 2 r,,.' 23o Flagstaff Maraschino Chcrrics'-'lOo Flagstaff Stuffed Olives Ni;,,,"" 10c Flagstaff Fruit Syrup ft} 17c "I'LL NEVER CHANGE FROM WONDER BREAD NOW THAT Vlagst(tf) I'ood I'rwhirtB ara mill by all I'VE MADE THIS 1-2-3 TEST" United Servicv Cror.en und other rdiahlo :l« independent grocery atoms and tnarkoli. SAYS Wins. RALPH COSSADOOM I BROAD S1F1FFT FRFrunl n. U I FLAGSTAFF ASK FOR SLO-BAKED WONDER BREAD . . . WHITE OR WHEAT QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 30,1936. son Robart of Brooklyn are vlsjtlng New Mill Players Mayor and Mr». George W. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCall of Form Advisory Group Kingston, Pennsylvania, are (pending IN PROGRESS OUR HALF-YEARLY a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George The New Mill player* of Shrews- Liming. bury have formed an advisory talent Mrs. Louise Brey won first prize council for the purpose of lending and Mrs. George Liming got the con- their facilities and old to aspiring solation prize at the Trailers club thesplanB. Albert A. Ostrow, direc- meeting: last week. Mrs. Charles tor of the Now Mill players, heads Bieler was hostess. The hostess, for the council. Other members are Jer-tonight's party is Mrs. Marie Parker. ry Murdock, stage manager with Al- bert Bannister, Jack and Jill players Miss Miriam Nelmark and Misses in Chicago and the Group theater May and Jessie O'Neill spent the In New l'brk; Sablne Newmark, who week-end at Atlantic City. has acted with the Provlncetown Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bieler and fam- players, the Theater Guild of Newily ol Now Brunswick have rented York and Madame Alia Nazlmova, Mrs. Laura Brown's bungalow on and Dorset Cllne, formerly of the Fifth Btreet. New York- cast of Street Scene, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones and the New York theater guild. daughter Myra of Newark aro visit- ing Mrs, Adella Newman. George Doreett launched his new motorboat Sunday. M&y Fan Liquor John Phillips cut off the end of one of his fingers Tuesday while Pay Cash' If You Prefer, BUT... To Keep It Cool grinding mossbunkers Into chum for blucflsh. He was In a boat consld- The h&lder of a liquor license rable distance out on the ocean You may, as hundreds of home-keepers •wrote to D. Frederick Burnett, state when the accident occurred. His commissioner of alcohol control, In- ompanions stopped fishing and re- are doing, purchase furniture on our, quiring if it was against the law to turned immediately to shore for keep whiskey on ice. He said his medical attention. customers claimed that the whiskey North Jersey Shore was too warm. Mr. Burnett's reply Burned on Leg. was • as follows: "Refrigeration of Mrs. Cora Kingsbury of Bank Deferred Payment- Plan •whiskey Is none of your worry, so street received burns and an abra- long as it's not bootleg. You maysion of the right leg Sunday when keep it on.Ice or, if you prefer, tun she fell and upset a container of It." _____»____ •oiling water. She was treated at Overview hospital and later re- Atlantic Highlands. used. No Down Payment (The Red Dank Register can be bought In Atlantic Highlands trom William ixB, J. Lemburg and A. KBLZ.) Until October 1st Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Q. Martin SALE ON •3 o£ First avenue have moved into the Choose the furniture desired ... at house on the corner of Highland and Seventh avenues, bought recently by these extraordinary sale prices..." Mr. Max-tin. The house has been re- modeled. The property was former- Dresses we'll deliver it your home NOW... and ly owned by the late. Alexander not until October 1st, do you make a Clarke. Chiffon Miss Jane Lockhart, daughter of JACKET down payment. Then, on November, Mrs. Ella Lockhart, underwent an operation for appendicitis last week Dresses 1st, your first convenient monthly tow Silk crepes with at Monmouth Memorial hospital. stallment is due. Miss Gladys Clayton, who has a and without Jack- accretarial position with Macy's at ets. New York, has been on a vacation. She spent last wek at Boston. Take full advantage of these exceptional values . . . achieved in the face of Mr. and Mrs. William Lybarger 80 and family left today for a month's rapidly rising furniture production costs! And, because Steinbach Kresge's visit with relatives in Pennsylvania. Dozen Mrs. Harry Posten and sons have is affiliated with the great Kresge Department Store organization, we profit returned from, a visltwlth relatives Cotton by quantity-purchasing wholesale prices. This is indeed a remarkably bppor* at'Harrisburg and Lewisburg, Penn- Dresses sylvania. tune time to furnish or add to your home, because prices like these . . . for, Miss Ruth Collins Is having a va- to go at Vi cation from her position with E. R. price QUALITY FURNITURE ... will soon be a thing of the past! Snyder and company. Mrs. Mary A. Brown of Asbury 89c to A GROUP OF $239 avenue, Woodland Park district, ob- served her 80th birthday Monday, $5.95 July 27. Mrs. Brown Is unusually ac- "MASON ART" SUITES Here Are A Few Typical Values... There Are Scores More! tive for one at her age and spent Sizes 11-52 part of her birthday shopping1 at Red Bank and in the evening was DRESSMAKER COTTON the guest of her daughter, Mrs. BATHING SUITS Guy Hendrlcks at dinner at Asbury Park. Now $3.95 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Nell, Bum- mer residents, had as week-end Formerly $6.95 and $8.50 guests Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Forr of Sizes 30—42 . New York. Mr. Forr and Mr. O'Nell are employed as make-up men on "Mason Art" to furniture is like "Tiffany" to the New York Daily Mirror. ETHEL KRAUSS lilver—both names stand for THE BEST! The John Gawler has bought a new MODERN SHOP •uperb English design 2-piece suite shown has Chevrolet coach. all hair filling, sagless construction, muslin in- The Bowtell agency has rented 1058 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright terlining, cushions with 50% down and 50% the Crawford house at Leonardo to OPEN EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. William Dougherty of goose feathers, beautifully molded base rail New York and the Llnville house on and rich velvet upholstery. Seven other smart Lincoln avenue to Mrs. James Holton Styles. Large selection of beautiful fabrics. of Crafton, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hindle have Only 16.90 Down . . . and returned to Maplewood after having spent a month at their summer home NOT UNTIL OCT. 1st in Maxwelton Park. Miss Harriet Dyer and Miss Nor- nie liambertson of Freehold are visit- ing relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Budd and fam- ily of Grand avenue have returned from a trip to the Adirondacks and Vermont. Jane Gay Wallace la the name given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal- lace to their infant daughter. The child was born last week at Mon- mouth Memorial hospital. James Smith, Earle R. Snyder, Harvey Bowtell and Lawrence Clarke attended a dinner given last week, at the Hotel Monmouth at Spring Here's what Red Lake by Senator W. Warren rBar- bour for Boy Scout campaign work- ers. Bank folks say Mrs. Ira Antonides was confined to her home last week with illness. aboutour $12.75 Mrs. J. Howard Smith and daugh- ters Gladys and Janice are on a Tropical Suits trip to Maine and Canada, The Atlantic Highlands lire depart- ment will hold its ilrst annual fair "as exciting as Saturday night of this week on the Christmas and as lot adjoining police headquarters. S9.5O SOLID MAPLE 3-PC BEDROOM Mlsa Violet Bluhme of Kingston, cool" ... Mr. H. New York, Is the guest of Mrs. Jo- G. H. of Maple seph P. Dcndor. Avenue. The $20 you save on this suite can be applied to other furni- Mrs. Earle R. Snyder of Atlantic Highlands nnd Mrs. Egbert Swack- ture you plan to buy in this great event. It's a spectacular .50 hamer of Middlrlnwn village loft "looks like a $50 yestrrduy for a motor trip to Ohio, value...for the price of maple has simply sky-rocketed! Ex- Kentucky, the Shnnandoah valley ana wool suit and A GROUP Washington, D. C. feels like a $3 cellently designed and built suite of hard, solid maple with pair of pajamas" hand-rubbed finish. You'll heartily approve the roominess of bot6h dresser9 and cheet. Highlands. ... Mr. J. W. T. OF 79.50 of Broad Street. (Th« iua Dank Register enn h« boucli « ,y«hl"nii» from I- Greenspan, Mr. Mulllor. BCJIB'. drua .tore onil JoacDh ataman). "it's the most suit "MASON ART" CHAIRS Only 6.95 down : I t and NOT UNTIL OCTOBER 1st Tho Highlands Ural nld squad wll my money ever Custom built pillow back, wing, barrel and dab hold n fair Wednesday, Thursday purchased" . . . models. Finely carved frame, hair filling, sagless construction and cushions filled with 50% down Fridny a,,d Saturday, AuRiiat 10, at Mr. T. L. J. of 21 and '22, on Buy avenue opposit and 50% goose feathers. Choice of rich velvets, the bornuKb hull. Bergen Place. 100% angora friezes and large selection of other Mm. Elizabeth Honda ot Hca Drif choice fabrics. 16.95 Shlfman avenue, was removed to Monmout We could go on 32.50 Innersprlng Memorial hospital Monday in tli Only 5.00 Down . . . and and on, like the Highlands ambulance. NOT UNTIL OCT. 1st Mr. and Mra. William Jurgcnsc suits, but why have departed for Hollywood, Flor- COIL SPRING MATTRESS ida, after a vlult with relatives bore p a i n t the lily Their tlnughlur Virginia wl|| mnal when the lily hero lor the rest (1f tho summer. Solid Maple Tho Club Itio htm a new revui doesn't need it? 13.95 which ojiciucl hint Krldiiy, frnturlh 16.95 5 - Pc. DINETTE A famous make of coll spring, In all standard Broadway duncem. See them for J. Mi:HomiUl ami IIUUKIIIIT luiv ulies. Popular "Sound Sleep" brand, con- Imported damask covered mattresses, made returned to tlinlr homo at New Y yourself today. structed with 140 tempered steel tolls, with steel spring coil unit, covered with sev- after dpnulliij; two weohs nt 24.95 helical tied for extra resiliency. Aluminum eral layers of fluffy felt over sisal pad. Taped Jackuon hotiBc. Specially Priced edgcB, button tufted. All standard sizes. Patrick Koariton of FIUMIIIIIK, Mti Regularly 34.95 finish to prevent mating. Jlono Denny nnil son William i 75 Olamlalo, William Kelly mul fuml of Now Yolk, John Cordon of Lon 12- Island and Mr. nnd Mm, Chnrlo Woolley of Newark aro upending tw 9tdnl>ach Kresge'a .,. Quality Furniture .. . Third Floor, w«nk» at the Urund Vlitw houim. An excursion of colored folka frm Newark and Now York hold a flo Water day OUIIHK hern Bunilay, J.KRIDEL Stort Hours: Phona: Asfcur* VrtA Alien of New York vlnll 9 A. M, to 5.40 P. M. Pork 4000 Mr, and Mrs, "Fred Voorheo« In; -Red Bank — wiek. STEINBACH KBESCE CO. Mr, and Mri. Reginald. Hardy and Asbury Park . f ' A FRIENDLY V1SITOB Bringing Good Nnti Every Week for 87 Yean to All the Family, SECTION In the IIomM of Bed Bank and Vicinity—About Local Events and TWO Local People, RED BANE REGISTER Inutd Weekly, entertd » Sscond-Clau Mfctttr «t the Foit- Subscription Pike: One Year $2.00, VOLUME LIX, NO. 6. ofnee at Red Dank, N. J., under the Act of March S, I87S. EED BANK, N. J., fTHUKSDAY, JULY 30,1936. Six Montha, (1.00. Single copy, 4c. PAGES 1 fTO 12. Leonardo Teacher Firemen To Buy Second Annual Biblical Pagent To Be jWood in Finals Mixed-Up Muddle Over Buys Red Bank Home Hook And Ladder Brookdale Farm Burchell F. Hilton, a member of At Sea Bright Given By Local Cast tho faculty of Mlddletown Township Terms Of The Assessors high school at Leonardo, bought a At Fair Haven Charity Pet Show house at William street and WeU Four players gained the semi- place yesterday from the estate of Company to Use Fair Proceed* Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, Jr., finals yesterday afternoon In the Still Awaits A Solution "Let There Be Light," a Spiritual and Dramatic Event Slgmund Eisner. The property was 49th annual invitation tourna- being held at $5,500, but was Bold at to Purchase Apparatus and Chairman of August 15 All- ment of the Sea Bright Lawn With 200 Participants to Be Presented less than this price. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton will take occupancy within a Donate It to the Borough— Day* Event—Tom Howard, Tennis and Cricket club. Sid- Little Silver and Rumson May Declare Offices Vacant' During Last Week in August. short time. Officials Praise 'Smoke paters' Comedian, Heads Judges, ney B. Wood, fifth ranking play- Tho lot Is 50x169 feet. The house er of the United States; Geog- in Attempt to Fill Offices at the Coining Heralded ae the major spiritual has seven rooms, a bathroom and ory S. Mangin, defending cup modern improvements. A one-car At the regular meeting of the Fair The second annual pet show of the and dramatic event of the season, a Haven mayor ani council Monday holder; John McDlarmid, for- Election—Await Legal Advice. Biblical pageant, "Let There be garage la on the property. The house Monmouth County Organization for was built by James R. Wolcott. The night Councilman Arthur B. Sickles, Social Service for the benefit of the mer Texan, and Joe Hunt of Light," will be presented here with chairman of the fire committee, Tho muddle brought about by the a caBt of 200 local persona and sum- executors of tho ElBner estate had child welfare department will be held Los Angeles are the four sur- upreme court's decision declaring mer visitors from the churches of six offers for the property, an indi- asked for the co-operation of the on Brookdale farm, Lincroft, all day vivors. This afternoon at 2:30 Little Silver inconstitutional the law extending: goveral denominations, under the cation that real estate demands have publio and their support of tho flre- Saturday, August 15. Mrs, Lewis S. o'clock Manjjin will face Hunt e terms of assessors to rive years men's fair now in Mr. sponsorship of the First Reformed greatly Increased In the past year. progress, Thompson, Jr., and a committee o£ 12 and Wood will oppose McDlar- IOWS . no Immediate prospect of Sickles stated that pro- members have arranged 18 classes. Church of Red Bank of which Rev. with tho mid. Details of tho tournament Gets $4,500 To eing cleared up. Assessors affected W. Carman Trembath Is the pastor. ceeds this year tho company will buy Prizes will be awarded for the anii- y the decision, such aa those whose The pageant will be presented sev- a new hook and ladder truck and mal performing the best trick, for Che may be found on l'age 9 of this rms expired this year and thoao eral nights during the last week In Firemen's Fair donate the apparatus to the borough, child and pet In the funniest cos- section. Improve Roads ppolntcd last year, are anxiously August. thereby saving tho taxpayers a con- tumes, for tho weirdest looking an- twaiting for some legal opinion afl Jay Wellington of Hollywood, Cal- Drawing Crowds siderable sum. Ho also spoke of the imal, for doge and cats with the best Money Allocated to Borough by where they stand and their ifornia, author and producer of the excellent work the firemen have coats, for mongrel dogs and cats, for hances of being candidates on tho pageant, will personally supervise the been doing for several years past In the best pet animal family and for County from State Fund—To eneral election ballot in November. extending relief and welfare work to entire production. The director la At Fair Haven the best animal and its young. Sheriff George H. Resurface Silverside Avenue The situation is somewhat lik« well known In Red Bank, having pro- needy families. He stated that the Other classes include a toy group ha cub reporter who telephoned duced a successful pageant in this company spends at least $1,000 every for Pomeranians, Pekinese, griffons —Other Public Matters. la editor about an important event city some years ago under the aus- Gross Recipta for First Three j year for this purpose and that the and others; a hound group for Roberts And Long hat "all is excitement, but can money comes from the fair funds. pices of the Episcopal church dur- Nights Exceed $3,000—New beagles, coon hounds, harriers, fox- Little Silver borough will receive am nothing." According to legal ing the rectorship of the late Father Mayor Augustus M. Minton and hounds, afghaa hounds, salukis, bae- $4,500 from the county for improv- dvice assessors affected by tha Robert MacKellar. The director re- Record Anticipated—Car to other members of the council also t hounds and dachshunds; a work- Branch Dog Races ing roads. The sum is part of the ourt's ruling are holding office wlth- turns to Red Bank highly recom- took the opportunity to express their ing dog group for setters, pointers dirt road Improvement fund wjilch mt authority, yet lawyers so far mended by press, the public, and be Awarded Saturday Night. appreciation of the fine work the St. Bernards, Newfoundlands, retrie- Monmouth County Official Inti- the county receives from the state to lave been unablo to find a way out. leading churches of America aa a firemen are doing and they also vers, spaniels, collies and poodles; a be distributed among the municipal- One course Is now being consld- succesaful producer of religious pa- With the grounds of the Fair Ha- asired the public to give any sup- errier group for Cairns, Sealyhams mates That He Does Not In-ities. Announcement of the alloca- red, and on this assessors pin their ven firemen's fair crowded every geants, having recently completed a port possible to the fair, icotties, WeLshs and Dandi Dinmonts; tion of the money to Little Silver lopea. It la for tho mayor and nation-wide tour with the pageant to night and receipts topping previous a child-handling class for ponies tend to Sit Idly by If the Law was made in a letter from the coun- :ouncil or the township committee be presented here. years the firemen pee visions of es- Upon the recommendation Councilman Henry A. Friedlander horses, rabbits, turtles, parrots, birds, is Violated. ty board of freeholders.read at Tues- ;o declare the office vacant and have Two years ago the director staged tablishing a new record by the time day night's meeting of the mayor and :andldatea file petitions, under a JAY WELLINGTON. tho fair closes on Saturday night. The the council passed a resolution ask- uinea piRS, mice, snakes, goats, the, pageant In Convention Hall In monkeys, pigeons and alligators; an council. The borough plans to use lection of tho election laws regard- Aabury Park, whore It was pro- gross receipts for the first three ing the county board of freeholders Prosecutor Raymond T. Bazley has ng vacancies after the primary to take over Ridge road and main- obedience class, a puppy class, a kit- the money to resurface Silverside nounced the major attraction pf the nights amounted to more than $3,000. declined to comment on what action ivenue, which has been in bad con- Section. eratlng with the Pageant committee Each night has been better than the tain it at county, expense. Rumson ten class and a division for any mid-summer festival, in which pro- In launching this pageant ns a city- kind of animal. he will take with regard to dog rac- lition a long time. duction pastom of leading churches corresponding night last year. and Little Silver are joining with ng, which is said to be scheduled to Part of this section Is as follows: wide movement will share the re- Fair Haven in this move. Any type of pel may be entered and William A. Stevens, borough coun- "Par. 343, See, 10. In the event of the city appeared in leading char- ceipts of the pageant Featuring the show this year are egin at Long Branch next week, but sel, informed the council that the actor parts of the spectacle. stage presentations by professional special classes will be arranged it if any vacancy occasioned by death, Councilman Ray VanHorn report- Sheriff George H. Robert^ is not so trough is legally without an asses- •emoval, resignation or otherwise In Dramatlo episodes from the Blblo, The pageant will present Biblical performers from Pleasant Inn, the necessary. Kach pet must be ex- reticent. In talking with a Regia- scenes beginning with the Nativity ed that effective July 1 a reduction hibited by the owner or a member of because the three-year term of ha representation of any county In combining beauty and deep human Smoke Shop and Club Rln. Tonight has been made by the Jersey Central reporter yesterday Mr. Roberts William J. T. Getty has expired and appeal, will be enacted In elaborate and continuing through the story of the program will be given by chil- the. owner's family and three prizes he senato or general assembly or the Good Samaritan, concluding with Power and Light company in the said he knew nothing about dog rac-:he supreme court has declared ln- n any county or municipal office, settings. All people of the commun- dren, most of whom are student will be awarded in each general class. ing at Long Branch except what he the Resurrection and a scene of mir- cost of street lights. The saving Three prizes will also be given for alid tho law extending the terms of which vacancy shall occur after ity and summer visitors, Interested (dancers. The Club Rio artists per- amounts to $220 a year. A request had read in newspapers and that he assessors to five years. There was a in dramatic art and the art of mo- acles called "The Promise Fulfilled." formed last night and tomorrow performance and for the best Rets the last day fop fllln? petitions for All rehearsals will be held in the from the board of education for was not cerlaia that an attempt discussion as to the Interpretation of nominations for the primary elec- tion picture acting are Invited to par- night's show will be put on by the in the show. Pets may be entered would be made to resume the sport. the election laws relative to vacan- cool basement of tho Reformed $9,041 was granted. Bills amount- for more than one class, but tho lon nnd prior to twenty-flvs days tlclpato In the pageant. In directing Pleasant Inn artlsta. The Smoke ing to $643.75 were paid. He called the reporter's attention to cies. Mr. Stevens said he will go the cast for tho presentation here, church on Shrewsbury avenue. The Shop troupe performed last Saturday judges reserve the right to limit the receding the general election, the first rehearsal will be held tomorrow he fact that betting on such races Into the matter thoroughly and re-members of tha county commlttea Mr. Wellington will use methods night and also Tuesday night. number of times any one pet is ex- had been declared unconstitutional port his findings at the next meeting. known only to thoBe engaged In the night at 8 o'clock to which the gen- hibited and to change the number < each political party representing eral public is Invited, and at which The large open air dance platform but that according to some reportB A resolution was adopted asking he territory affected by such va- work of producing moving pictures, is a popular place for the young folks of the class. some means had been devised where- the county board of freeholders to each member of the cast having the time the director will give a descrip- Dr. Colio Rents An outstanding feature will be a cancy are hereby authorized to se- tion of the pageant, and will enact who dance and truck to tunes by by sales of shares on dogs would be take over and maintain Ridge road lect a candidate for tha office in benefit of real movlo Instruction, and Bruce Cobb and his Colonels. The family-pack class for four or more It3 entire distance. The road runs an experience unlike anything here- many of the Biblical characters, por- made in an attempt to get around the question and within twenty-two days dance music is Bent out over the pub- Office Quarters pets, owned by any family, in which ruling. through Little Silver, Fair Haven tofore known In tho staging of local traying tho Important scenes of the all the pets of a family may be en- prior to the general election file •> production. lio address system all over the Mr. Roberts said that if dog racing and Rumson, and all three munici- statement of such selection, duly theatricals. grounds. Announcements are made tered, and a prize will be awarded^ to palities have joined In the movement Tho pageant, which is Interdenom- Pageant headquarters have been Young Dentist Will Open Quar- waa conducted in an illegal manner certlfl«d to, with the county clerk, at Intervals by Charles Wesson. the family having the largest number to make it a county road. and the person BO selected shall bo inational In character, presents the opened in tho Molly Pitcher hotej, and the moet interesting group of he thought the law should be enforced On the last night the big event ters in a Suite of Five Rooms by the prosecutor. He said the proa Hobert A. Dorrill, building inspec- the candidate of tho party at th« great fundamental truths of Holy through the interest and co-operation will be the awarding of a Plymouth pets. tor, submitted hl3 report for the first Scripture. More than 50,000 people of the manager, B. C. Muirheud. Peo- Over the Candy Kitchen— ecutor had a staff of three attorneys ensuing general election. Besides sedan on the co-operative plan. The Judges include Tom Howard of six months of this year. Ten per-the selection of candidates by tha witnessed the pageant In Chicago and ple desiring to enroll for parts in the Equipment Being Installed. Rumson, motion and five detectives and was much bet pageant or to obtain further Infor- shares on tho car are selling fast. ter equipped than the sheriff's ffi mits -were Issued and building opera- respective committees of each po- great audienceB In prominent cities Tho prize of $10 for the woman sell- comedian, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. tions totaled $23,729. throughout the country have been mation concerning the pageant may to deal with the matter. The sheriff litical party as aforesaid, candidate* call Director Wellington at the pa- Ing the largest number of bqok.s of Dr. Morgan P. Colio has rented a Cleveland, Dr. G. Thatcher Parker, Postmaster August Schweers askei maj! eliio.lw nomlrmtTtllj^petition* Inspired and uplifted with the mcas shares was won by lira. George B. Dr. Harry and Dr. Robert Ticehurst, said -b.&-dld not propose to act ahea< age of the Divine drama. geant headquarters, phone Red Bank suite of five rooms over the Candy of the prosecutor but would give thi the co-operation of the mayor am In a similar manner as herein pro- 2600. Moxley, who has hold this honor for Kitchen, Broad street, Red Bank, Dr. Harry C. Millar, Raymond Wolfe. council in an effort to obtain pare vided for direct nomination by pe- Each church organization co-oper- several years. Councilman Henry A. where he will open a dental office in Dr. A. P. Munn and Edward Feakes. latter ample opportunity to make th post service on the 8:55 a, m. north- p initial move, He said that if th tition for the general election; pro- Friedlander won the prize of $10 aboubt t a week. The latest Rittcr Assisting Mrs. Thompson are Mr. bound train for the convenience vided, however, that such petition for the man selling the most books. law wag violated by the manner in florists and nurserymen. Attornej equipment for the practise of den 2nd Mrs. William B. Hardinjr, Mrs. which the dog racing was conducts shall bo filed with the county clerk, A prize will be awarded to the per-tlstry is being Installed. Robert Shaw, Mrs. Hans Huber, Mrs. Stevens said he would prepare a res- at least twenty-two days prior Itof Penny Fair Held DiFiore Buys son who sold the chance to the win- and tha prosecutor did nothing ther olution for the council to adopt,' W. Warren Barbour, Mrs. Charles wouldd be no other course for hinn t< such general election." ner of the car. ,;\ Leo, Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, Mrs. Milton Berk in a letter thanked follow but to enforce the law. Upon the legal interpretation ot In "Bloody Four" Two Newspapers Several useful articles are being Geoffrey Platt, Mrs. Harris B. Fish- the ofllcials for Installing street signs Throughout his remarks the sheriff on the Berk development. the word "otherwise" depends whe- disposed of on the co-operative plan er, James S. Parkes, Donald LaweB gave the impression that he is mon 1 and Fred Housman. The Red Bank Land and Mortgagi ther or not the petitions can be filed* LoftHang-Out Red Bank Man to Combine Eat-! by tho ladles auxiliary of the fire or less uncertain ae to the facts abou It is the opinion of some people! company. Outstanding is a silk Announcement of the *jhow will be company submitted a map of Pinck ontown Weekly With New dog racing. On the other hand hi ney Park for the approval of th< that under the section of tho law It quilt made by Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, broadcast over station WOK on Uncle gave every indication of being deter- Highlands Times—Red Bank Don's hour several times on the week council. The map will be turned oye Is legal for names of candidates for Youths Surrender Quarters in who Is 92 yeara old. Other articles mined to prevent violations if it be assessor to appear on the ballot in! to be awarded Include pillowcases, a preceding the show. to the zoning board for hiepectior Zale Dillon's Garage for a Examiner to be Published. came necessary for him to act. and approval before it 13 finally ap November. Apparently no situation bedspread and a doll, similar to the one at present has Day—Garnet of Chance and proved by the council. The Eatontown Weekly and the Highlands Pays ever come up before and therefore Baseball Game For .Mayor Ellas S. Black and Counci: there is no precedent upon which a Empty Punch Bowl. Red Bank Examiner lmvo been sold man Frank Dean were appointed by Thomas J. Williams of Asbury New Beauty Salon All Its Debts decision may bo rendered. If it Is Riverview Hospital committee to find a site for a dump possible to Interpret tho law to Park, formerly of Red Bank, to John ing grounds for tin cans. If such Two girls and a boy, all 11 yenrs DIFlore of Rod Bank, publisher of Opens in Freehold Tho Highlands mayor and council permit assessors to be elected In old, dressed up tho loft of Zale Dil- Through arrangements by Coun place is found the borough will col November it would end the confu- tho Spirit of Monmouth, an Italian Monday night paid off all existing lect tin cans, and cans only, through lon's garage at Maple avenuo and Mrs. M. M. Hellerman, who has borough debts ranging over a period cilman Robert G. Usley of Rumson sion. weekly, Tho Weekly has been merged a baseball game for tho benefit of out the borough. Some people looli Leroy place yesterday and held a Ith tho Highlands Times, which operated a beauty parlor at Freehold of years through funds received from William A. Stevens, borough attor- fair, at which the prevailing price for 14 years, recently opened a new Rumson auxiliary of Riverview hos- upon this move as the first steps t iiakes its first appearance today. It the sale of rellnancinR bonds. The ward the collection of garbage by th ney for Rumson and Little Silver, was a penny, a nickel was big money shop, Mary Mae's Boauty salon, at 53 borough received $580,000 and almost pital will be held Sunday afternoon, a 12-page tabloid publication and August 10, on Tniler's field at Rum- borough. where the assessors have been af- and a quarter meant two escorts on II be printed in tho DIFIoro prlnt- West Main street, opposite her for- all of this was absorbed to clean ected by the invalidation of the both arms to direct you to the vari- mer establishment. the siate of debts. Payments includ- son between tho Rumson Athletic A letter from Dave E. Berry aske< ng plant on Monmouth street. The club nnd the Red Bank Towners. that street signs bo erected in th law, is giving this particular sec- ous booths. Equipped to furnish modern beauty ed sewer bonds, water boride, tax rev- tion of the law deep study and will iiibllcatlon office will be located in enue and anticipation notes, county Membera of tho auxiliary nro sell- Woodbrook tract. The matter will b i Tho first booth you were escorted culture nids, the new salon will fea- ing tickets for Iho game. render his opinion In tho near fu- to was conducted by Lillian "Bunny" highlands. After this week tlie ure reducing bathe for both men and and state taxes and other obligations. investigated. Carl K. Jansky of Foxwood Par ture. In tho event that he rules the Dillon, one of tho trio. It wan more >nper will appear every Wednesday. women and foot treatments. Mrs. Mayor Gcor£e W. Hardy stated that law applies to tho present situation Samuel E. Volovlck of Hcd Bank the refinancing plan has eased the' DANCERS VISIT NEW YORK. writing for the,Monmouth Table Ton or less a gamo of chance, where you Hellcrmnn will bo assisted by Miss DR. MORGAN P. COLIO he will instruct tho borough clerki spent two cents and didn't have a will bo advertising manager. Gloria Saylos, Misses Doris Hcller- load on tho taxpayers to a great nis association, stated the associatio: of the municipalities to go ahead chanco of winning unless you choso Tho Red Bank Examiner, which ian, Elizabeth Rauch and Mary degree. 'Professional" Clnss of Ethel Mount would like to rent the upper floor with the necessary preparations to was started two and one-half years Dr. Colio Is a son of Dr. nnd Mrs. the borough hall. The matter was re tha numbers one or live, and then Mldlo and Robert Hollerman. Pasqualo Colio of Rector place, Red Moznr Sec "On Your Toes." carry out the law. Tho only other ago by Thomas Hlggins, and later ferred to Councilman Victor Satte course that appears open Is to ap- you didn't have a chance of losing. Bank. Ho graduated from the Red NEW SERVICE STATION. The Monday morning ballet and j Miss Dillon rotated a bell on a num- purchased by Mr. Williams^ will bo i nnd Oliver G. Frake. point an assessor until the election Bank high school in 1928 nnd took a toe class of the Ethel Mount Mozar Provision was made for the pay bered carboard, which Bagged slight- issued tomorrow by the Examiner Dredging Contract To dancing school, located on Monmouth in tho fall of 1937. Publishing company, with Mr. Hlg- pre-dental course of two years nt Norninn Doaoy Opens Sunoco Tlaco nient of bonds and interest amount ly In the middle, not enough to be William and Mary college. He grad- On liast Front Street. street, made a trip to New York yes- Ing to $4,ti05. easily detected In the semi-darkness glns as managing editor. This paper Gerrish For $6,200 uated from University of Pennsyl- terday to see the musical show, "On of tho loft unless one of your escorts will be published every Friday and vania, where he took a four-yem- Norman Dcncy of Lake avenue has Your Toes." Miss Mo?.ar terms this Disposition Of gavo up the "nudge." If you wcro will also bo printed in the DIFInro A contract for dredging work In course. He served a.s nn interne at opened u service slation on East class her "professional" class ns it is Receives Contract lucky enough to win or wlso enough plant. 'ront of the boroufih properties on tho House of the Good Shepherd and Front street, opposite Spring street, composed of her mnsl advanced pu- to accept your escorts' ndvlco you Mr. DIFIoro will resume publlca- tho river was awarded last night at at Settlement House. He recently for the sale of Sunoco gas and oil, pils, and she wished them to pee the For Clock System Blaisdell Estate Ion of tho Spirit of Monmnuth nbout nnd other products. The latest style had a cholco of several small pot- a Hpeclnl meeting of the mayor and finished a year na resident dentist at bullet numbers in the New York show. Three daughters und a son of th« tery anlmnls or a slightly used arti- tho middle of August. Half of the council to Herbert T. Gerrish of tho Marlboro state hospital. computing pumps have been Installed While In the city the students were Harold S. Allen of Allen'o Electric together with Ihe latest equipment lato Mrs. Margaret Blaisdell of Red ficial poppy. paper Is printed In English anil tho Boston for $0,200. At the same, time Dr. Colio was managing editor of taken tn Capezio's, dancing shoe nn- shop wan awarded a contrnct to in- Bank will share In their mother's other half In Italian. for servlc-iiiK: cars. One piece of woro. measured for At tho nocond booth, conducted by the council ordered liquor licenses the year book of the Dental Record lor servicing ca.s. une piece ot |[ers who|.e th(iy wom mpasl,r stall 2t electric clocks and a master estate which lias just been appraised hero a Kenneth Smith, you could splurge issued to Patsy Borelll of Morford and miaoeiate editor of The Dental equipment, nn electric lift for elevat-1 b.l||ct nnd toe 3H|)porai „,„, w ("lock in the junior high school Tues- by tho Now York Mtato transfer tax another two conU to sco an ccccntrlo place, Mrs. Rosalia Costa of Bergen Journal. He was vice president of ing earn, will be installed next week. record is being kept of their mea- day night at a special meeting of BENEFIT LAWN I'AIITV. department at a press viiluo ol wheel spin around ncvcral times, nnd >1HCO nnd Tony PiiiEltoro of Leigh- tho Fauchard Dental Hncirty, a mem- surements. The party returned to the board of education. Mr. Allen's }153,382 ami a net valuo of $123,HH. If It hnpponed to stop on tho num- ,on avenue. ber of Psl Omega society and treas- t'uto Scalp In Fall. Red Bunk nbout 10 o'clock after a bid was $1,907. Work will start They will recelvo tho residuary ea- Christian Knilravor nrlogntroi road, Mr. Sw«rtf«rfer la connected of Conover lane have returned frpm BECENT RENTALS. east side of Rlvervlew avenue, Little Personals. with the claim department of th« a motor trip to Canada. % All-Day Townsend Silver, which is owned by MISB Mil- raveleri. Insurance company of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Finkeldey New Occupants for Residences at dred Herbert, to Arthur Thompson, Mlis Beatrice Moore, daughter of Newark. of Brooklyn were recent guests of Red Bank and Vicinity. Jr., who la manager of the sportinj L. W. Lancaster Mrs. Flnkeldey's brother and sUter- Rally To Be Held Salesman Wanted Mr*. Annie Moore of Weal Front Mlsa Mary Mulligan of Harding G. Howard Lipplncott of Red Bank goods department of Tetley's store. Civil Engineer and Bertdent of Bunuon or Vfetr street, has given up her position In oad, who recently underwent an oj>- In-law, Captain and Mrs. Frank P. reports the following rentals: The Howard Marsh house on the Surveyor Haven, with some Mlllng n-, a delicatessen atore at Sea Bright iratlon at Monmouth Memorial hos- Dlckman of Wharf avenue and of river front at Rumson to Frank H. perlence to cell new Plymouth* and la now employed In the dining Mrs. Flnkeldey's son and daughter- At Asbury Park Mrs. Emllle S. Parker's six-room iltal at Long Branch, li convalescing house on the eaat side of Prospect Tlchcnor, president ol the Sayre & and new Dodges. room of tha Molly Pitcher hotel on it the home of her cousin, Mm. Pat- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. My- Fisher brick works at Sayreville. Surveys • Planj . Estimates rtlveiBlde avenue, tinger and family of Bergen place. avenue, Little Sliver, to Guy H. Bet Ick Leach of New Monmouth. State-Wide Gathering Sunday, cher ,of Red Bank. Mr. Belcher Is Thomas Howard's river front house Engineering Construction Write J. H. BURNS Rev, Thomas IS. Carney, assistant Rev. Jame« F. Kelly, new president Mrs. Michael D. Riordan of Oak- on Wilson circle, Rumson. to David land street has returned home after With a Mass Meeting in the IOW occupying Mrs. Parker's house. rector at St. James' church, has re- if Seton Hall college, wan a Sunday 'he house at 15 Elm place, Red Tlshman, Jr., of New York. TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING c/o Frank VanSyckle turned from a two weeks' vacation. jucst of Jorin C. Henderson" and fam- spendinpg g two weeks with her broth- Evening—Addreuei by Eliza- iank, owned by tho Citizens building The six-acre farm at Llncroft Rev. Franctg Dwyer, assistant rector, ily of Tlnton *»H». Father Kelly er at East OrangOrangee . \ owned by C. H, Martinson of Phil- SO Battta Bond 149 West Front St., Montclair, beth Halleck and Othera. nd Joan association to F. A. Brown, left Sunday on a vacation of two said the 9 o'clock mam at St. James John Henrehen nanager of the meat department DI adelphia to Glenwood Th^rne. of Tln- Fair Haven, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. weeks, ihurch. formerly of Red Bank, wa« In town he King Arthur storefi. ton Falls. MIBB Vivian Darnstaedt of Bloom- the forepart of the week colling up- Mra. Morris Miller of Lea Gertrude Plans have almost been completed The six-room cottage on the north Thomas Hasler'a 60-acre farm on apartments on Broud street is apend- fleld 10 visiting her slater and broth- or. friends and renewing acquaint- 'or the all-day Townsend rally to be de of Naveslnk Kiver road owned r-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. ances. Seven-Bridge road, Little Silver, to lng several weeks with relatives In leld at Aabury Park Sunday. It will Ed. .iVonKattengell to John J. Walter' H. Wlllcy of Mlddletown vil- Union Clfy, Pennsylvania, Taylor of Sunaet avenue. Norman Beer of South street has je conducted by a special commlt- Jlune of Jersey City, member of accepted a position as clerk at a lage. Mr. Willey Is an instructor of EARLY AMERICAN Mr. ana Mrs, Richard Guest and J. B. Chlaholm, manager of the ;eo fepreaentlng the third congres- he legal staff of the Pennsylvania mathomatice at the Leonardo high Brookside Inn son of Brldgeton have taken up their Acme Furniture company of Red Whclan's drug store. Mr. Beer Is sional district advisory board of New lilroad company. taking the place of William Vaughn, school and ho has a herd of prize S. 8TBAUSS, Mgr. Maple residence at 210 Maple avenue. Mr. Bank, has returned from a two weeks' Jersey. Eddy's parking station at dairy cattle. Quest la the new history teacher and vacation, spent touring Indiana. who la now employed by the Shrews- Seventh and Ocean avenues has been The six-room colonial dwelling on Home Cooking HIGHBOY football coach at the- Red Bank high While on his variation he visited sev- bury Dairy company. chosen as a central meeting place. he east side of Oceanport avenue, Half of Mrs. Gladys Manning's two- State Highway, school and takes the place of Wll- eral large furniture factories. William Aumack of Marlon street The United Townsend clubo of i.ear Fort Monmouth, which is owned family, house at 40 John street to llard Rlnehart. Mr. and Mrs. William Firth of tho Is now employed at Jones' Filling ly Rev. Abbott Le'e Walte of Mount Peter Ostenbridge of Fair Haven. • Shrewsbury Vew Jersey will gather at Conven fernon, New York, to Joseph Cpr- Francis "Bud" Blaludell of Bridge jeroy apartments spent the week- station at tho corner of Spring and ion hall on the boardwalk at 8 Franklyn Smyth's flve-room cottage Phone 408 Eatontown. Mahogany avenue and Douglas Hoyt of Maple end on Staten iBland as gueats of Front streets. Ho was formerly oll of Long Branch. on Lockwood place. Fair Haven, to employed at the Schulte-Unlted store. o'clock In the evening, when a mass The eight-room house on the north 50c Full Course Dinner 50c FIDDLE BACK CHAIRS avenue left Sunday by car for a trip James Dodge. Mr. Dodge and Mr. meeting will be held. All interested R. H. Schaefer of New York. to Montana, Texas and Vancouver. Firth are fraternity brothern. Harry Kruse of Leroy place Is Ide of Irving place, which is owned Mrs., Mary Heath'a bungalow on MEND. SET OF FOUR enjoying a vacation from his clerk- persons have been invited to attend. iy William B. Conover of Middle- Appetixer, Choice Ciami on th* While in Texas they will visit the Mrs. Theodore Farwell of Me- The committee in charge of the ral- Parker avenue. Little Silver to Half Shell. Fruit Cup. Shrimp centennial and In Vancouver will vis- ing duties at the Second National own townBhlp, to Standdlsh Chard Cocktail, Tomato juice chanic street gave birth to a daugh- ly announces that special speakers Charles Palumbo of Red Bank. It the lumber camps. They have ter Saturday at Monmouth Memorial Bank & Trust company. He is Eatontown. This house waa at Mrs, A. M. VanNostmnd's six-room Soups, Choice Celery or Chicken rigged up Bleeping quarters In a spending the week with relatives In if national prominence will make me time owned by the late George Sherbet ANTIQUES hospital. addresses. These speakers Include colonial house on the south side of Choice of Roant Turkey, Ford suburban. They expect to re- Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Brinloy the Pocono mountains. Urauee. Towerhill avenue to J. L. Daly of One-Half Fried Chicken, Roait turn in September. Dr. Clinton Wunder, national region Beef. Chicken a Is King. and children Claire and Henry of The five-room bungalow on the Haddonfleld. Blue Fish, Small Steak CHAS. T. SMITH Mies Dorothy Maher of Spring al director; Major William Ham- ,ong Branch are enjoying a two mond Parker, Eastern regional direc- est side of Lake avenue, Fair Ha- Potatoes, Vegetable* and Salad •treet Is spending a vacation of weeks' automobile trip to the Great "Family Upstairs" A bonaflde newspaper circulation Flo or Banana Split- AT two weeks at Scat Haven, Now tor; Wilson R. Todd, New Jersey •en, which Is owned bp Clinton Kyte —the kind The Register has—is the Crackers and Cheese. Mints Lakes. Mr. Brlnley haa a law office At Federal Theater state area manager, and Mrs.,Eliza- , Tea or Coffee GLOBE HOTEL BLDG., York. on Broad street. of Eatontown, to R, L. Prusack of only kind that counts with the ad- Dally and Sunday beth Halleck, congressional candi- Passalc, who la associated with the vertiser. No premiums or other In- RED BANK Dr. and MIB. Eugene W. Newman Charles Held and family of Spring The Federal theater project at the date. Solos will be sung by Mme Sun Ray Drug company. ducements have ever been offered to of Gooseneck Point returned home street are vacationing In tho Catskllt Red Bank Elks auditorium Is pre- M. Stark, special soloist at the Town- sccuro circulation.—Advertisement 50c last week from a trip of six wecka mountains. Mrs. Held la on a week's senting this week a comedy, "The send national convention at Cleve- The five-room bungalow on the In Europe. They spent most of the vacation from her duties at the Family Upstairs." Tho story Is built land, time in Norway and Denmark. Vogue Beauty Parlor on White around the sort of folks everyone will The officers of tho committee are Newark "One of America's Mrs. Herbert A. Scott and MIBS street. recognize In some of their neighbors. Emily Stlllwagon of Madison avo- William Wlndnagel of Maple ave- John H. Wall of Ocean Grove, gen- New Jersey Great Stores" Outstanding members of the cast ;ral chairman; William Simpson of L. BAMBERGER & CO. nue spent tho week-end at Boston nue is no longer employed as book- are Minnie Lancaster, William Yoe- West Belmar, vice chairman; A. M visiting Miss Eleanor Tllton, super- keeper by William T, Jones, owner man, Grandln Hammell and Wanda intendent of Rlvervlew hospital, who of Jones' Red Bank service stations. White of Wanamassa, secretary, and Rakestraw. The project will present eorge K. Roth of West Belmar, Is taking a special course In nursing Mlsa Kathryn Weaver and MIBS "Mary's Other Husband," which de- administration in that city. The trip Claire Watta of Woodbury and Ar- treasurer. Other members are to the Hub was made on one of scribes the laughable adventures of George C. Clay of West Belmar, thur Qelger of Wilmington, Delaj- a young lady who found herself pos- tho steamers of' the Eastern Steam waro, were week-end guests of John Henry Truax of Interlaken and ship line, sessed of one more huflband than Bradford Jones, Sr., of Ocean Grovo. 8. Lackey of West Front street. Mr. the law allows, the week of August 3. George K. Roth of West Belmar Is James Durkln of Jersey City, form- Lackey entertained hlg guesta on +; • •»~m~^— Saturday night at a party at the chairman of the reception commit- erly of Red Bank, has been spending HAVE YOU EXTEA BOOM? a few days with friends here. Club Rio at Highlands in celebration tee. The other members are Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruasell of of the birthday of Miss Watts. R. Todd of Trenton, Elizabeth Hal- If So, Phone the Chamber Of Com- leck of Lakowood and Mrs. Dicker- Church street, Fair Haven, have Mr. and Mra. Wlllam Rose of merce and Have It Listed at Once. moved to tho Leroy apartments. Branch avenue are the parents of a son of New Brunswick. Mra. Russell 1B enjoying two weeks' daughter born last week at Mon- The committee looking after the These committees are also arrang- vacation from her duties at ROUB- mouth Memorial hospital. housing of the largo number of visi- ing for an "old timers'" barn danci sllles' on Broad street. Mr. Russell Mies Virginia Elloit, daughter of tors who are expected to come to to be held In the Asbury Park arm- Is enjoying a vacation from his du- Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Ellcrt of Red Bank for the National Sweep- ory early in September. • ties In a Now York brokerage office. Maplo avenue, was home for the Btakcs event here next month has a The Red Bank -Townsend club will Albert Bloom of' Washington week-end. Virginia graduated laot big job on its hands, meet at the town hall next Tuesday street 1B enjoying a vacation from spring from the Red Bank high There will come to Red Bank visi- night. _'_ . '• Ills duties as an attendant at Jones' school' and enrolled in a sun tors who will need but a single room Filling station, Bridge avenue. school at Rutgers college. then again there will be groups of Cars in Crash at MIBS Peggy Gray of Houston, Tex- Gerald Alberts, son of Mr, and Mrs. from two or more who will want as, Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Chester Alberts of Harris Park, la quarters together. Atlantic Highland Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ktlcup of enrolled at Camp Wyonlsslng, noai The committee has arranged with McLaren street. She made tho trip Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania. the secretary of tho Rod Bank Cars driven by Paul Hoffman of Al from Texas to New York on th Chamber of Commerce to make a steamer Algonquin. Miss Florence Lacaglo of Union lantic Highlands and Anna M. Brie City is a truest of the Misses Prate of listing of every available room in kreuz of Sea Bright collided yeste Mrs. Angelina Galatro of Clinton .Red Bank and Immediate vicinity place was admitted last week as n Mount street. day morning at the entrance to th John Rellly of New Haven, Con- that will be for rent during the week- railroad pier at Atlantic Highland surgical patient at Rlvervlew hos- end of Saturday and Sunday, August pital. necticut, has been visiting his daugh- Mr. Hoffman's two children recelvec ter, Mra. Edward Connor of Hudson 22 and 23. Catherine Jordan, elght-year-oli bruises on the head, but were no avenue. Mrs. Connor's daughter, If you have a single room, a seriously hurt. First aid was glvei daughter of Mrs. Ruth Jordan ol Miss Peggy Connor, returned with double room, two adjoining rooms.or Rochester, New York, who Is visit- by the Atlantic Highlands first al her grandfather to New Haven for a suite of rooms for rent, telephone squad. Chief of Police Sterling Swe Ing her grandmother on Sunset ave- a visit. Red Bank 55 at once. Be sure to nue, underwent surgical treatment ney Investigated, but neither drivei MIBS Ella MoGarity of Shrewsbury give your name, residence location, desired to make charges. Monday afternoon at Rlvervlew hos- telephone number, price per .room, pital. and Miss Grace Ward of Little Sil- ver have returned from a 13-da; etc., before you hang up. Also tell Two Injured. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flatloy an* cruise to Panama, Havana and Cuba the Chamber of Commerce secretary Mies Catherine Lufburrow Miss Helen Phillips of Maple ave- Miss McGarlty has returned to her if you are in a position to furnish nue were recent guests registered at Martin Hoffman, both of Broa< duties at the Prudential Life Insur- meals and at what price. street, Keyport, suffered injuri the Chalfonto-Hnddon Hnll at At- ance office and Miss Ward to her Of course the convenience of'your lantlo City. early Monday morning when the] duties at the office of Hugh Getty. place to town and tho facilities which automobile was eideswiped and foro Letters and.postal cards recelvec Rev. John Alexander HayeB, pas- you have to oiler will In a large locally from Mrs. Arthur V. Scot1 into a ditch on Route 34, near Ma' tor of the First Presbyterian church, measure control the situation as to awan. of Conoverv lane state that she Is is on his annual vacation. He Is now whether your offer is inviting1. having a most enjoynblo time on at Louisville, Kentucky where he will Help tho committee In its under- her European trip. Cards received be several weeks. Mrs. Hayes and this week were postmarked In France taking by doing your part. Eeglster and show that she Is covering many children have been in Georgia for a what you have to offer today. Do of the suburban towns nnd village stay and it Is likely they will join not put It off until It Is too Jate. In the vicinity of Pnrln. Rev. Mr. Hayes In Kentucky and re- turn home with him at the close of The road to better and bigger busi- CLOTHES Mr. Rnd Mrs. Cnrl Swcrtfefrer o: their vacation. ness leads through The Register's ad- Trenton have moved to 312 Rlvo Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. 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Ritz 19c » g- $2.75 I 85c I 29c Cleaners Hole No. 10 ANIJ Pineapple Juice .... 49c Carroti Nunklnt Oranges 1W«1 Illpe qt and ( <>z Ammonia 10c - Beets mml. 29° ' * Tomatoes FURNITURE, RUG AND RADIO Imported llonelenn nnd Hklnlraa 4r bun. large 39c itox. 3 ">" 21c Dyers Sardinet 2 ''"«'"'•"» 45c Jersey Corn Pulled Twice Daily M MONMOUTH STIIKKT OPEN THIS EVENING U Roll Butter 390.* • 7 (OppooHo Town Hnll) Special MEAT *° 10 P. M. PHONE 1956. Use Bank Street Prices DEPARTMENT Saturday Night W« Call nnd Deliver. iParaiFour RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 80,1986. mobile aooldent »rly Monday morn- AMUSEMENTS. Eatontown. Little Silver. Silver Splat, hive rented th* home DON'T MISS Book Week Drive ing, when the car In which ihs wai for the year round. riding with Martin R. Hoffman, own- Strand Theater. Mr. and Mrs. John T..LoTitt, Jr., MethodUt Htrott Home Christian Science (Th. *rt auk tablet M» JthoitM The Wanonsh Missionary sooltty have returned from a cruise on Gets 35,000 Volumes «r ot Hoffman'! drug store, wu aide- "The Law in Her Hands," a In Jiunwwn at ike §te«s *i WUUsm 0. and Bazaar Dl will hold a btach party tomorrow Long Island sound. Reading Room •wlpad by a passing car on the road ner Brothers picture with a cut that • vli. Q. Edw»n5 Smoak sea xtuin'a.) New Jersey publlo llbrarlti art bet- night at Deal. For a number of Robert Imlay has returned home on churoh lots, Broad Street, between Holmd«l and Matuwan. Mr, Includes Margaret Ltndiay, Olenda Grace Dennis of Corllea ave- years the society has followed the IMU National Bind Bid*, ter stooked by 35,000 volumes as a Fsrrcli, Warren Hull, Lyle Talbot, e and Miss Eileen Walder of Cheat- after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. AUGUST 7-8th result of the Citizen's Book Week Hoffman's car wae forced to the nu e and Mlu Elltn WalC custom of holding their monthly U, Broad Street, Red Bank shouldor of the road and overturned Eddie Acuff, Dick Purcoll nut Qrove ltft Sunday to iptnd a Oliver Ltne of Lekewood. BUFFER . M OKNTi. drive, held June 21 to 27, under the gatherings in July and Auguit on Ulss Janet MaoKay la vliltlng OPEN DAILY a couple of times. He was badly Shean, will b e showh n ffor the last week at LavaletteLlt . Misi s DDennil s IIS the beach. direction of Stato Librarian Haddon cut and bruised and his Injuries wore times today at th. Strand theaUr. enjoying a week's vacation from her friends at Syracuse. attfTON BOWMAN, , 11.J0 A. M. I. 41 JO P. M. Ivina. dressed at tho Rlvervlew hospital, "Champafrno Charlie," a Fox" film, duties In the busln»s» office of Mon- Louis R. Buckbeo of Bevtn Bridge Members of th* Immediate family Tutld«jf «nd FrlJ«r Evtntaf.i The city of Montdtlr gave the but he was able to return to hli wlth Paul Cavanaugh In the title role, mouth Memorial hospital. , road was host to a number of friends ot William Carhart, dr., tendir*d wssetg'a 7iJO la »!SO. best results in the larger oommunl- home. Miss Lufburrow sustained a and a supporting cast which lncludo» Mr. and Mrs. Harry Diver of Main on a deop-aea fishing party Saturday him a surprise party last week In QUDTN, FAJB8ONS ft DOBEtfteV ties. In tltat city Mayor William E. broken collar bone and a broken Helen Wood, Minna Gomboll, Thorn- street have moved to Red Bank, on his yacht. Sixteen blueflsh were celebration of hla birthday. 0 T Kurt till Blbl.. th. Worki o« M>rr Speors was very aotlve in aiding in landed. Mis. Hurst entertained Mr. and BsMr Eddr, Discoverer »nd Founder wrist. The car which caused the as Beck and Herbert Mundln, will Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flelduer of f OK " * "JL Oi Chrl.t:«n Scones, «nd «ll otblt the drive, Oranbury, th« prosperous damage has not been located. top the double bill to be presented LewU street enUrtaln.d about 80 Rev. Elijah F. Rood la having a Mrs. Charles Orlffln ot Montolalr vacation of two weeks from his authorlied ChrtntlBn Science Utera- little farming center village, with a Mlse Lillian Varca of Brooklyn was ^ - — young guests Friday afternoon at a over the week-end. tnn may bo read, borrowed or pur- population of 1,278, was best among party In celebration of ttu seventh duties as pastor of the Methodist Joieph Fisher of Proipeot avenue DR. L. W. CARLBON chaied. the smaller communities the w«ek-end guest of her sister, panion feature will bs "Tho Bordon church. Last Sunday the pulpit was Miss Rose Varca, at the home of Mr. birthday of thtlr son, George, D«o- ha* been confined to hla home* with , BDBOBON UHWOFODMT R«adUig Room Maintained by Among organizations th« leader oratlons were of yellow and green. occupied by Rev, Frank Moore of lllneii. and Mrs. M. Lester Terry, Elisabeth,' who was pastor here 45 TOOT AILMBNTB "" FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, was the Trenton Rotary club, the Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Green Games were played and refreshments Miss Martha Olapp Is visiting Mr. SCIENTIST, years ago. OHUt Houni Oall» la'a. OL to • ». es. members of which carried on a very and daughter are spending a month were served. and Mrs. Richard Olapp of Jackson £09 BROAD STREET, BED BANK active clearing, of family booksholves it Port Jervls. Mlllard Mabb of High street has For the third time within a couple Heights, Long Island. For •ppotntiiMnt phoaa B44A, Th» Public la Welcome. under the direction of Charles E Miss Dorothy Heleotls has a posi- been admitted as a patient at Mon- of weeks a dog broke into the John A, Kemp's house la being en- 60 BROAD 8T- BED BANK. N. J. Whltehead, who concluded his year's tion at Asbury Park. mouth Memorial hospital, whrre he chlckenyard of W. W. Shampinore presidency with this activity. Mor- olosed with asbestos shingles by Wil- Mrs. Harry VanNess of Brooklyn suffering from blood poisoning. on Sunday and killed a number of liam Skldmore. rison Benedict, who was chairman of The poisoning developed after he was was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. chickens. Tuesday morning dogs Mr. and Mrs. HirerHirams Knappp were JOHN E. DAY the committee, gave much time to G. Reynolds Gibbons. bitten by an Insect while working In killed at least ten chickens on How- this. recent visitors at .the Tiome of Mr. Mrs. Jennie Fords of Aberdeen, his garden. ard Rosevelt's place. and Mrs. Walter DeOresi at Olen Funeral Home The books which are not kept by Md., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Emily Brown of White street Mrs. Charlotte J. Leask of Cali- Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp are the local library will be distributed Grilling. r >ont Sunday with her sister, Mrs. fornia, a former resident of Little KATHERINE John V. Cobb of Newark. now entertaining their niece, Mrs. PHONE 332. under the direction of Miss Sarah Mrs. Debornh Walling arid son. Ed- Silver, la here ronewing acquaint- Sarah Brooks of Pelham, New York. Ill Broad St, Bod Bank Askew, librarian of the New Jersey gar Walling, hnve moved from Main Miss Eleanor Not, Louis Eckert ances. She Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Johannah Schloeder of this Beauty Salon Public Library commission. This street to their residence on First and Oliver Dennis are? spending a William T. Parker. plaoe was admitted to Rlverview was the second drive In two years. street. week at Pennlngton Institute at hospital Saturday as a surgical pa- 46 Monmouth Street, Pennlngton. They are repreaenta- Mrs. E. Q. Waters has a new Olds- ECZEMA The 1935 effort brought In almost the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson mobile coupe, Mra. M. Myrtle Clapp tient. Red Bank same number of books, the total for have returned from a trip to Boston. :lves of the Methodist church. Mr. and Itching Piles a new DeSoto Bedan and Andrew Mr. and Mrs. George W. Draw- (Next to A&V Store) two years amounting to over 75,- Mrs. Ella Rose of South River was Dennis is enjoying a week's vacation l the recent guest of Mrs, B. B. Huy- from his duties at the Monmouth Bowman a now Terraplane sedan. paugh of Orange are new residents 000 volumes, which has proven Mrs. Loren Klenk gave a birthday of Sllverslde. avenue. Mr. Draw- &8ft very valuable aid at a time when lar. Market. Charles Lewis Is filling his position during bis absence. party last week for her daughter. baugh Is foreman of the repair de- municipal budgets have -been cut, Mr. and Mra. Frank Dougherty of The Strong family, who have been EX-E-MO Bloomfleld were recent guests of George Mosby of Broad atreet partment of the New Jersey Bell thus reducing book buying at a time occupying tho Petrl house at Little Telephone company at Red Bank. • when book reading has materially In- Mrs, Hazel Dougherty. spent Tuesday at Newton. creased as a result of unemployment. John S. Matthews. Jr., has a vaca- Mrs. John Ervlng of Lewis street tion from his duties as cashier of the entertained more than BO guests last Keyport Banking company. week at a benefit card and bunco Keyport. Miss Mary Woolley and Miss party. The profits amounted to J22.60. Eloise Eckhart have been enjoying A cereal set was disposed of on the (The Red Bank Resliter can be bought an automobile trip through the co-operative plan and awarded to In Keyport from Costa Brother!, Mn. Southern states. Mrs. Arthur Fleidner. Florence Melee. Gui Senion and Mra. Clara Sus.man.) Mrs. Cornelius Britton and daugh- Barbara Ann Hathaway, daughter ter Emily, will leave early next week JEAN HERSHOLT (below),of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hathaway of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Conover, West Long Branch, formerly of this I Mrs. Mary Armstrong and Miss Red- for a three' weeks' motor trip to' and DONAMECHE in "Sins of LATEST CKOQUGNOLE Canada. Mrs. Ernest Benn and place, entertained several guests dan spent the week-end at Culver's Man,"a Danyl F. Zanuck Twen- Monday afternoon at a party In cel- Lake, N. J. daughter Dorothy of Elizabeth, will accompany them. ebration of her second birthday. The At a meeting of the local board of tiethih CenturyC production.d house was decorated in pink. PERMANENT education held last week the contract Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cadoo. Jr., to reroof the grammar school was have returned to their home at Sum- "Sins of Man." a Twentieth Cen- The Daughters of America will awarded to the New Jersey roofing mit after a two weeks' visit with Mr. ury-Fox picture, with Jean Hersholt hold a bunco party tonight at Cres- company of Perth Amboy, whose and Mrs. J. Harold Hendrlckson. the stellar role, will be the feature cent hall. Waves bid was 52,588. Contracts for the Mr. and Mrs. William Grant of ttraction on Sunday, Monday and Mrs. Edward Aumack, Jr., of West GUARANTEED proposed addition to the high school Foraythe, Mont., were recent guests 'uesday of next week. The support- street Is a patient at Monmouth Me- were not awarded.1 of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ludi. lg cast Includes Don Ameche, Allen morial hospital. Compleio The Ladles' Aid society of the 77 BROAD STREET FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1353 - 2613. This includes Halrru: Mrs. William E. Woolley Is spend- Miss Therese Smith of Lynwood enkins, Frits Leiber and J. Edward romberg. Methodist church will hold a beach Shampoo and Set. ing several weeks at Greenport, L. I. has been visiting her uncle and aunt, GROCERY SPECIALS FOB ENTIRE WEEK I STORE OPEN FRIDAY Till. 9:00 F. M. Miss Jessie Louise Covert of New- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Schanck. party tonight at North Long Branch. burgh, N. Y., Is visiting friends here. Carlton Theater. They will leave the church at 7 Your Choice of \ .00 At a meeting of the borough coun- o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Sllcox and cil the last of the bonds issued sev- any SSo Hem ** 'or "One Rainy Afternoon," the first Miss Marjorle Vincent of Broad DEFYING THE RISE IN PRICES ... WE OFFER daughters are spending two weeks at eral years ago to pay lor the pur- m to be produced by Mary Pick- Mantaloklng. Mr. Sllcox has a va- chase of Beach Park were ordered street has accepted a position as a ir3, will be shown today and to- beauUclan at Flalnfield. While there cation from his duties as cashier of paid. The bond issue was originally at the Carlton theater, The People's National bank. lorrow she will take an advanced course in Phone R. B. 3475 $18,000. Beach Park Is located on rands Lederer and Ida Luplno Miss Eleanor Ash Is visiting he water front and consists of lands beautician work. Our Gigantic 5c & 10c Sale iave the featured roles and there is Mrs. Anna Osborn of Broad street for Appointments. friends on Long Island. that were originally connected with strong supporting cast Miss Kathleen Lufburrow Is a na- the now Raritan Inn and those of accompanied several members of her Buy Now and Save at These Prices—20 to 30% 5I1S8 Hatherlne In Charge. William Watts, who had a blacksmith Sunday-school class of the Methodist tient in the Rlvervlew hospital at church on a bicycle ride last week Red Bank as the result of an auto- shop on the premises for many years. to West End. DOMINO BEECHNUT BEECHNUT CARROTS Many Eatontown residents attend- Confectioner's COOKED ed the harvest home supper held BROWN or TOMATO AND Tuesday night at Tlnton Falls. rOWDERED SPAGHETTI Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Whltehead of In Tomato Rauce JUICE PEAS Avon, formerly of this place, have SUGAjl returned home after vacationing In Virginia. Reg. large Kenneth VanBrunt of Corlles ave- Q Tall No.3 nue Is working temporarily In an Bo, V Atlantic and Pacific store at Free- <*» Can Can hold. 5 5 5 5 Harold Smock was guest speaker Sunday night at the MethodUt All Pure uco BUTLER church. His topic was "Spirit of Des- Fruit Flavors. Brand peration." Next Sunday night mo- Beverages Largx Bot Corn Starch tion pictures will be shown. The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire DOLE'S department will meet Thursday DOG FOOD Grapefruit TOILET night, August 6. Popular Brand PINEAPPLE TISSUE SHIRLEY TEMPLE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Al- Hearts bany are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1-lb. Can JUICE Fancy Florida 1000 Sheet Rolls "The Poor Little Rich Girl," with liam Davis of Clinton street hirley Temple in the title role, Miss Pearl Morris of the Long vill be the feature attraction for Branch hospital school of? nursing Large our days beginning on Saturday. spent yesterday with Mrs. Kenneth No. 3 Can Lorgn VanBrunt of Corlies avenue. No. 8 Can Ruth Dletz, daughter of Mr. and 10' 10. 3»10 Mrs. John Dletz of Lewis street, has Hazlet. returned to Monmouth Memorial hos- (The Kcd Bank Kctrister can be bought pital for surgicag l treatment Fancy In Hazlat from Mr.. Edna M. W. l>o«oux.l Jean Farley of Lewis street has re- ] Royal Tall Clarence Sproul, son of Mr. and turned home after having been a pa- ] Shredded Wheat -g• IOc Cherries Ann* Can IOc Mia. Frank P. Sproul of the state tlent at Monmouth Memorial hos- ighway, accompanied by Winston pital three weeks. i Jersey No. 3 Mb. Package PURE Cellophane) *a Indeed, Banquet Is truly the Oaborn, son or Mr. and Mrs. John Center Can Ambassador of Good Cheer with Osborn of Keyport, flew in his plane Asparagus Cutl IOc Noodles EGO Wrapped IOc lt'» mild, mellow flavor nnd Its Invlfjoratlng nromn, Just «ervo 8om« tonlflnt to Maine last week and landed at Leonardo. either hot or Iced and you'll quickly notlco resque, where he has a position In Toasted Beg. MEAT Tuna He(. tho difference. that vicinity dusting potatoes. Clar- (Th< Rtd Bink K»sllt«r t«n ba bought Whols Pkg. FISH Style ^-ib.Can ence is a member of the firm of in lAonudo from F. X. KilduS. Barry White PORTUGUESE Wheaties Wheat IOc Young & Sproul, N. J. Aerial Dust- Montjomirr ud Albtrt Jtrtnlu.) SARDINES ers. George F. Young, who lives at Mrs. Marlon Gold Lewis, grand fra- READY Reg. Hlzo Red 'Bank, la the son of Mr. and ternal correspondent for the stato of TO Can Mrs. George F. Young of Hazlet. New York Order of Eastern Star, TOMATO SOUP SERVE 3 for IOc Winston Osborn operates the ma- and MIBS Hannah Cohen, past worthy Pekos I Si A A 1° chine, which dusts the potatoes. matron and past grand representa- Several weeks ago they did some tive were Sunday guests of Mr. and SOME OF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ! SUNSHINE dusting on tho James T. Hendrlck- Mrs. Al W. Crou at their home on GRANULATED DEI MONTH Bon farm on the state highway and Highland avenue. Both Mrs. Lewis Hydrox Crackers later at Hightstown. They are the and Mrs. Cohen are members of 5-ft. only known aerial dusters In New Adelphi chapter, Order of Eastern SEMINOLE Sugar 24c Sliced Pineapple %HZl JTIUI11E AHA Jersey. Star, of which Mrs. Cross is also a bag member. Mra. Lewis la Mrs. Cross's John II. Bahrenburg,' Jr., is the KOREAN TISSUE a later. Prepared RED SALMON Si 25* owner of a new J'ord coach, which !i-H>. Can IOc was disposed of on the co-operative Mr. and Mrs. Relck have returned Crab Meat 15c Mustard 2-ln.Jar No. 7 SIZE 9 plan by the West Long Branch (lro from a motor trip to the South. Mrs. Mackerel ™ MrTomato Juice Zc.n,15 company on Saturday night. Rclck la principal of the'Leonardo BROOMS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bahrcnburg grade school. Dairy Dept. BLUE RIBBON and daughters, Grace and Irma of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughee wore Fruit Dept. Plain or Colored visitors at Atlantic City last week. Brooklyn were week-end guests o[ TUB or Fancy Gelatin Desserts Mr. nnd Mrs. John II. Bnhrenburg Mrs. Mamie Conley, slater ot B. A. BUTTER bunch NAPKINS '«, 0( Telzah farm. Scanlon, Is making her home with ROLL 37 Celery BUTLER Mr. and Mrs. Bcanlon on Washington Table Mrs. Miciiacl Scarabino and chil- SNAPPY DRESSING :, avenue. Whole Milk dren Victoria, Caroline, Carmclla 25; 8UNKIST TUNA FISH nnd Dorothy of New York are vis- Charlea Frcldlander, formerly a STORE CHEESE c DOG FOOD c.n iting Mr. and Mra. Joseph Moccl ot member of the Middletown townahlp 6 - 10 liners street, Mr. .Srnrnhlno spends school board, la enjoying hie vaca- Lemons tho week-ends at Hazlot, tion at hla home on Washington ave- STUFFED nue. Mr. Friedlander la employed by Oleomargarine 2^25" PICKLES MAYONNAISE Mrs. William Sim-Inzer of Ixicust the A. T. and T. company ot Now lbs. Valley, L. I., Is visiting ),or mother, York. POTATOES 3 OLIVES Mrs. Marie Hertlci of Ilotlmny road. BORDEN'S MILK 10 Mrs. M. Van Brackle of Hazlet Jack Oborle of Jersey City spent U. S. No. 1 NEW DOLECRUSHED Sunday with hla mother, MrB. Louise IN CONTAINFJIB— avenue. Mm. T.eon Hnrdy and Mra. NO DEPOSIT. 12 100-lb. Bag $2.49 Obcrlo at her home on Thompson ROSEDALE QUEEN Krnp.it K. Posolix, accompanied by Mrs. Wllllnm KwlnR nnd Mm. J. We Sell One Grade of Meats and That Is the Beit PINEAPPLE 3",. 22* OLIVES Jir Joaephlne Rathbone paid a Btiyr! of Keyport attended a lecture BEST QUALITY BEEF CHIVERS nn furs nt Perth Amboy on Friday, short visit to her home here on Hun- FANCY with a ilelecatlnn from St. Mary's day. Her parents will occupy their 0 ALL BEST CUTS ( MARMALADE 25 Episcopal church, Koypm-t. house during August. Sergeant Herbert Van Urni-kle, Bon Mr. and Mra. Irving Teeple aro en- SUCCOTASH 2 25 DEVILED HAM Z d 25 nf Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Vnn Ttracklo of tertaining Miss Margaret Demarest STEWING CHICKENS Ib PRIME RIB ROAST of Newark, at their home on High- Hn7let nvpniip, has returned home S to 4S4 lt». Average T - S Cirta tfa Ib. from Pine Camp. New York, where land avonuo for the summer. 23 U. S. No. 1 GRADE MEDIUM SIZE hn wns In (ruining for two weehs At tho Ilnptlat church Sunday morning Rev. Ellwood Wolf will use •with tho Red Rritik artillery. Boneless Rolled Our Own Famous BEST BRAND rtolatnl Jnhn-mn, mm or Mr. and hl« text, "Who To Truat." The 8UOAH CURKD NEW POTATOES Mm. rimi-lon n. Johnson of rteorn topic of the Christian Endeavor meet- Fresh Siloed WATERMELONS Ing Hunday evening will be "What Cutlet Roast Fresh street, hnn returned home from ttip Smoked Piece Walter Itenjle hospital. Washington, Services Should State and Commun- BOILED HAM D, C, wliern hn »pcnt two months. ity Render." Tho theme of the Sun- day evening preaching sarvlce will be VEAL Chopped Beef Each Tie wns ntntlon Holmdel, LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES AUTOMOBILES. FARM PRODUCE. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOST, thought to have bien dronped b|. USED TRACTOR, Oliver Row.Orop: silt ORANDKOTHIR FIBLDB' dlnln« roomi MAURICE SCHWARTZ. Chrysler, Fly. •"ARUER8 and will find a FOR RENT, atorei, office U. houses, OR SALE, Ocean avenue. Kaamburt, sev- The Holmdel church will have tween Eatontown and Hlvervlow l;os- power mower for Oliver. Conover Bros., mesli, week day 4Ooi Sunday, ohlckin mouth and International truck Bales and apartment* j Irjiproved; -H lacations. en-room bungalow, pint 76x100; will d|. Iiltal, wallet. Notify Miss Betty Mctireuor, •ales and service, Wlckatunk, N. J., phone dinner lOe, Aim roomi ind boird. 71 Service Headquarter,. Phone Bed Bank Just of! Broad itreeV Lan.l A LoaL n CoC . do lot If desired. 37 ty f«tt. 11,100. lervlces In the Reformed sanctuary liolmde! 8, Wallant etrwt, Red Bank.* uront. It Mccbanl" it reel. Red Bank during AuguBt. At the eleven o'clock box 06,_Kator,trjwn,_N._i.Jf_frjunil. ___ 611. at Oiat will you oljet t Luker'g o*tMf, I,O8T~lii Red Dank Saturday onen faced OAUDEN TrUCTOM, Planet Jr. and Bis Tnur)lr»'« for typewriter buiejnai r*nt- U8ED CARS bought, sold and ,»changsd| HORSES wanted to pasture or board. The RIVER FRONT home at Oil RIvQr road, elford. phone Keanahurg 7aB-H,» lervlce next Sunday morning Rev. KOld watch, with Initials R. D. Reward. liolensBlem , rebuilt Conovar Bros., tale. A als ul JWrt repairing, II Broad Fontlao sales and service^ terms Q. M, best of whlta clover-meadows and fin, Fair Haven, nine rooms, all year bouse; OR SALE], about four acrti, jfiofii Marshall Harrington will preach on Phone Bumson 757.* Servicei,, Wlckatunk, N, JH phone Holmdel street. Bed Bank. A. O, Basias Brothers, 10-21 Mtcbanlo brooka. Walter Field, Nut Swamp road, two-oar garage; exceptional for party with attest, phone 806B. grove, woodland; near Rout« 16. |Tatcti- "ChooBlng at th» Crossroad." The LOST,~patr of gray rim spectacles, in silk DANCINO—MabeNCINOMabel Ooleman atudlo, II Rse- R. V. D. No. 1, Red Bank. i references. Inquire at «07 Rlv«r road. iwn. Choice parcel j want cain offt*. music Is In charge of Mrs. Ruth Jet- vase, Tuesday afternoon. Reward If OASH for /our old typewriter, adding wt? t or tltla c«, phonh e tolviil , Bntad Bin.Bk . O. U_.. suburban for sale, model A,, 1029. BABY CHICXSTOe. tested Barredltocki, phone Red Bank 027. • auk White, Dtal, phont ft79-W-l, •stumer! to 01 Broad street. Rcit Hank.* chine, cheek writer or otjier otto* aqulp- es for children and aduttii loelal d&nc- Good tiroti , |76 etihh. ClCall RRedd BBank Rhode Island Radi, Enilish Leghorn!; SEVEN-ROOM bouee. hot water heat, alt ONMOUTH COUNTV farmai'tflo MW fray, chairman, Mrs. Emma Butler roenti ertll calL Joseph ft. Btrpleo, Key Ing. Bummer U the tinUni*t foforr Hrlous itudy U41.J.* rabbits, bunnies, chinchillas and whits. Improvements) centrally located) garage. Hat of all alui and typei. nor to* $10 ItEWAIIIt for return of black Dacfii? for sta Of Keyport, formerly of this place, H, hund, brown trims lait aeon Saturday N. J, pTione 484, VILKMK ifUKUfa IJodu. and fli- Mueller, east side of Route SB, one mile RnRentt 118. Inquireq 08 East Rlv*r road, lalrlcs will be fflvea pwrtonill «3toiiUo% Will elng a solo, Mrs, Ray Crawford vicinity Red Hill road, Holmdel. W. li. "WHIT10 HOU8B Antique Shop, I'AINTlHd. decorating, cap.r lrig, i obllee. Dodge trucks, Good- nor_th_of Red Bank bridge. RumR i h ne 57070. Howard Uppineott. tl Ifottaaevtt Harding, phone Holm del 145. •itlmttei iipcllid on larie or soulail I. nil tlrei and PtUPreit-o-Utt e btubstt.rl..l . u»ut. EAR cb^N for sale, about 800 bushels. SIX-ROOM houses, all Improvements, $80 :reet, pbone Red Bank ill. la the organist. rieadden's Corner, Bed Bank. ADUQDM i«l Went front street. Red Bank, ohom -?M^ and sold. Jobs i Interior and exterloi painting i ex- G«orse Kinkesd, Portaupeck avenue, per month; five-room bungalows, ejl Im- T 85 CATHERINE atreet, tight-room Clark Meyers has returned home LOST, black cat, with whlta foot, white cellent wall paper eerrlte. Arthur A led Bank UBt and UtT. provements; $20, $25 per month. John nose and stomach, white tip on tail. An- fOR SALE, lod, top nil, Bll dirt" cinder, Oceanport, H, J., telephone Eatontown house and bathi amait two-room bann" from a visit at Gulllford, Connecticut. Boyce, painting oontrswtor, phone Bumson WANTED. Flint cars and any car with H, Cook, Jr.. phone Red Bank 842E-J. w and a four-room home In the r»«JM iwer, tD name of Dutch;' disappeared Hun- and (ravel I price, reasonable. Claud, 666, • A baptismal Kerylce was conduct- day nllht, July ii. Reward If returned Continental motor i also Marrnon, and FOR RENT, three-room house in"High. H 188x911 no reaaonable o(J« nfum. ed In the Holmdel church Bunday to Ruth Beuull, Hi IUver road, Iteil Wright. Harlcham plaoa. Uttle SU»«r, Oadlllaca up to and Including 1BZ6. Am- ROOMS FOR RENT land,, furnished; grounds 200x200; river Irs. M. Sagurton, Broad itrMt. IbriWt- Bank.' phon« lied Dank H08-J. ' BEDBU0& MMku, Beat, ostbi, ft«, old Hanien, P New atreet, Sea Bright rights. Rent from June to November ^jry.jpjiona Red Bank 80B8-W. morning. Three young people united ailEI.VINU—Sectional drawer section at USED automobile station wagon~wa,nted j $100. Bales price. $1,900; will HW mort- LOST in vicinity of Sprint: street, small pemanently eateralnaud (fuaraa- FURNISHED room for rent with private !-ARM of 28 acr*rfor lalai alt kind* •* With tho church and were baptized. 52 Monmouth' street, Red Bank, text). BaU caught with ferreti (not good condition! reasonehle. Address family i ideal location on Rum son roadi gage. For particulars call Red Bank fi lit and berries; large chicken hoaMl male dog;, brown with white breast, Station Wagon, box 611, Red Bank. suited for perion with cart garage; board 1178-J. They are Miss Ruth Hance, Miss small face, bushy tall; no particular breed riding horse, registered thor- poUoned). Phone II4( Uborj. Jack thur bulldingat house of eight room*, Harriet Janotte Francis and Oliver hut prlted highly as pet. Return to 320 oughbred mare, twelve yesrs, sound I FOR SALJ2 cheap, in A-l condition: Nash IE dealrcd. Call for particular* Rumeon HALF of double home. «U tooms, all Im- lectricltyj beautiful aliadai $8,000. Wt uble for po or ro Kendrlci, axtannlaatot, eiUbllibejd 1287 lilonroe Francis. Broad street, or call 684-J. Reward. Eatontowsuitable nfo rUI. polo or road riding. Phoni 1929, twin Ignition Packard, B-cyllnder, provements! steam heat; 128 per month. Engel. 15 rean. Essex 1(81, also two 1031 Ford motors TOURISTS accommodated; clean rooms, One block from center at town. Henry TTIUCTIVB horn. In >uburban saojloa. Mrs. Earl Meyers of Atlanta, Geor- NEW wall texture coa ...to very dew F, Hylln, realtor. Register building. Red oratlve fortexture renovati coatingn , and parts. Act at once. Holly Farm fin* location, by day or week. 17« living room, dining room, kitchen, thra* ... ti ng andd modernising River road. Red ftank. Batik, phone 743. ^^ sdroomg and bath; lot 00x818; fSraie. gia, is a guest of Mrs. Daniel S. Ely. ARTICLES FOR SALE wallll s | easilily appliedlid . SSo Ion In price till TUB BIQBKBT Prloee paid (or lire) cbjtk- (!arage._Route 34, Vanderburg. eaa. Joe Bake r, 110 tUehaalo itreet. HOWLAND JONE3 .nys:—Speaking from ROOMS tor rent furnished, with or with- HOUSE of tlx rooms and bath ; gamee. Isrn with accommodations for two rifllasT Mr. Meyere Is expected here for a every namhome owner can afford to us. HII ii 4e phone Bed Hank im, . visit toon. BASKETS, »f| typen linen, cari, packina a pound, direct from factory. Come, In a wealth of txperlenco In merchandising out running water; garage If wanted] R. H. Vanderveer, 43 Branch avenue, forrai.etc; In itook. At Henarlckion eliht colors, ready for use. Just mix with PAlNTErJ and paper renewed cars, wo have found that buyer, on bui line, near town. Beit residential Red Bank, phone U65. The music committee of the Holm- Supply Co.. MIddlatown, phono 300. Open are invariably under the impression that j cold water. Gall for sample,. Atlantic atori •e^aWileeVMlreaaonablW pr-.--.-.r .. ,__,, »-- — . — •ectlon. R. H. Vanderveer, 49 Branch HOUSK for rent, five roorni, Z10 Mon. 'ARM, near Uncroft. 106 a&rttt, txoallalt del church consists of Mrs. William evenings. Faint & Wall Texture Co. U» Weit Front »| li.Id and opi all work gtiaren- their belt buy I, a amall car. We do not avenue, phone Red Bank 1168. mouth street. Alston Beekman, at.tor •oil. brook and woodland) colonial Pitcher chairman, Mrs. Harold Ben- street, phone Red Dank mi-YJ. teed. iph Uoflman, 111! DrummenrJ altogether agree with that philosophy. TWO furnisheurnished rooms for light housekeephousekeep- Red Bank. .welve-room residence, located well back COCKERS from White Gate Farm, Ruutq WE DO the hlshtit type of piano work Bank, phVnet Small cars, because of their great demand, ini g allll improvementit * I nici e locationlti . rom road and ihaded by numerous tr*«a> nett secretary, Mrs. Flora Holmes, 34, Matawtn, are flno, strong, pedigreed naturally bring top prices. After all, the HALF double house at 26 North Bridge arge barn, wagon house, cow stall, pack* and fall plenoe rlsht Dlrben'i Piano UUX and eell seoona-nand clothes, mint B5mEa»t Bergen place* avenue, Rod Bank; all improvements; Mrs. Ray Crawford, Mrs, Taylor block and red, 2^ month, ont five months, —lop, 15 Drummond place. Red Bask, used car buyer Is purchasing transport*., jpy^ m g p ing house; all buildings In fine condition be In good eondltion. u Karber, so WILL SHARE my home with reliable c reasonable rent. William Kane, Middl Hanco and Mrs. Huth Jeffrey. Plans male. Very reasonable. CM. Zorn, Matt- phone 038. hrewiburr tranua, Red Bank. Phon tlon, and we feel that more unusual trans- and tend thomaelvea readily to any dwtrtd wan, phone 2864, - __ ___ portation is available In the averaze larger ple or lady; reasonable. 180^ Center town, N. J. ____ alterations. Price I10.6Q.QI terms. Al- ire being made for musical activities FIREWOOD. Ifl p«r load. tlO por cord; car for this renHon: A two-thomand-do!- avenue, Atlantlo Highlands, N. J. HALF of double house for rent, tlx room laire & Son Agency, Inc., IB Monmouti FLAYER piano nnd rolls 17 B, part cEish, boat ribs, oak tlmbori, locust DOBti i UOENSED PLUMBER—Pnon, »»17 Bad beginning In the early fall. balance monthly. B. M. Gardner, Nave- lar car 1B obviously better engineered In ATTRACTIVELY furnished room with nun and bath; large yard and garage; nil In itreet. Red Bank, phone 8460. alectrla planing mill and tawmUl for cot- Bank, for lour plumbing, heating and porch and private bath; suitable for excellent condition. A. T. Doremus, 44 Harvesting of potatoes Is expected alrtft, N. J. __ torn work. Charles Q, Btnnctt A Co Urn tinning. Advice and estimates free. Jo- every re»pect nnd thun more dunilile than OR SALE, vacant lot, Mlddletown village, 7 a IEBS expensive car. The liuKcr cur In two. In private home; convenient to town Reclcleaa place. Red Bank, or agents. to begin In real earnest next week. BOAT for Halo, 24-foot runabout, fast, Had, NuUwump road, pbon* Ulddlt scph W. Fox. 118 Plnokney road, Qcd 6i*5SO feet, on old cement State high- 668. Bank. most canon, has been uped an a family car ami stntlon." Summer months or longer. BUY, BUILD or rent"in Belford, being de- way; high anil dry; SSOO. Alston Betk- Up to date only a few farmers have .good condition! private. Karl E. Dach. Phono R*d Bank 8662-W. 400 River road, Bad Bank. and usually has had better rnro nnd leFB veloped by J. Crawford Compton. This man. attorney. 10 Broad street. Bed Bank dug potatoes oxcept for their own HALF GADIN cruiser. fll.flx8.« oak frama, WILLIAM V. DIETRICH. Dlamblng, beat- atre, wheieaw the Unlit car in very of- FURNISHED room in large,;,urivate river town has every convenience a horas owner FISHERMAN'S open Sea Pright dory, 22- cedar planked, all copper and brais Ins and tinning. Pumpi and windmills ten UHed for business and has been ilriven could expect, plus common sense govern- family use. Price quotations took a fnatened, fully equipped: vary economical bank home. 108 East Front street, PLOTTibOxiVoT'oTNeptuna highway, half foot, /or off-shorot t ft oh In jr.jr" ForF d marine, rwalred. Agent (or Master carburetor farther. Tho • fact that tha larger car phone Red B»nk 3211-W. ment and low taxes. It is Ideally situated drop last week, but they are still 115050. BtilBtillmanl , EtEetontowt n N. JJ. , phonh o lioat to run A. Blichoft, Ulddletown, coal aavlni devlo*. Flu any furnace* 42 between Sandy Hook bay and the Shrews- nlle south of Eatontown) small buildings costa nay $30 moro a year for Kanoline. is FURNISHED rooms, all Improvcmenta, m place; good bargain; $300 down, |IS much hotter than last year. 7. Inspect She. tot Covo, Cedar drove. Lelghtoa avenue. Red Bank, phone 88B7-J. more than offset by freedom from repairs bury river and Is easily accessible via rail- Toma River, N. J. 52.50 per weak. Call Thursday evening road, busses, good roads and several boat nonthly. Full price $2,260. Write to There 1B littlo change In tho condi- SI'IUVERS—New and ua«d iprayen for FUMIGATING, exterminating of ants, bid- and In addition it will give moro comfort after 6 p. m. and any day thereafter at Walter Brsda. 1405 York avenue, N»», lEr BRH rango for Hulo; also four farm, estate, golt coune, and ihade Ufa nnd pleasure In Its use. Wo believe that lines. The constantly increasing number tion of Charles Gahlcr,. Jr., eon of bugs, roaches, moth,, fleu, etc; a guar- 15 Linden place, Red Bank (In rear of of Newark and New York commuters is cot bods ftnd child's crib, very cheap. spraying. Call or write Hendrlckson Sup- anteed courteous service) reasonably If you would bo more open-minded about Wornan'a Exchange.)* Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Gahler. Last Mm. l'\ McCovern, Compton street, Ual- ply Company, Hid die town, or phona 868. priced. Backed by 88 years' experience. the selection of n UHeil cur, you would particularly gratifying and we want to MEW HOME, I^atiDn fiii^ for sal* week a blood transfusion waa given ford ,_JJ. * . FACTORY special on paint, a good Unaeed Old method combined with tha latest icl- eliminate tho bnrrlcr that keeim many ROOM for rent, all conveniences; home encourage this class of people to make (4,600. J500 caflh, t2d.il monthly part _J__J __ oil mint 11.60, It ad and lino 12.00; comforta. At 70 Wallace street. Red Belford- their home by offering the fullest :axea, interest; nothing to worry about) to Charles, tho blood being supplied entlflc findings for complete satisfaction. people from buying tho most satlnfnctory co-operation of this complete, reputable FOR SALE, white enamel Ice box, ulso odd Spar vnrnlih 11.60. high (trade flat $1.60: Abco. Inc., Monmouth Beach 1420. or transportation for tho nmount of money Bank.' , iflar depot. Luker'n Healty. Belford. by James Ravatt. rtlocos of furniture lit your own price. , real estate organization. J. Crawfor N. J., phono Kcanaburjf 725-M.* best enamels $2,00 per Ballon, any colors. Orange 6-1177. they wl»h to spend. Howlnnd II. Jones EASANT room, fur, Compton, 14 years' experience as a real William Metier of this place was Inquire at 280 River street, Mra. Jones. *' Atlantic 'Paint and Wai) Texture Co., 119 Motor Co., 36 Maple avenue, Red Bank. PLEASANT rooms, furnished, with or SIX-ROOM~h'unKalow'~"ln~Red~ Bank; lot HEMOVEB of dead animals, Dtld anl without light housekeeping; all improve- - . - — ,-.,-. 60x150. Price $3,750, J500 caah, bal- admitted Sunday aB a surgical pa- FOR SALE. Hoover potato digger. In West Front street, phone 3261-W. IUd male remo1 Csdllluc-LaSnlle-Oldmnolille. entflih, ne lihata hkn ni ll i Bunk. >y?& trie ol charge. Phone atation and bus line. 130 estate dtyeloper and builder. ance bullrllnir and Innn. Rolaton WaUr- Kood condition; toll! aell for 115. Tele Red Bank 8801-J. Paul Rltssu. BUICK COUrE $45, Nash coupe J5fi,.Ford Bridge avenue, Red Bank. SPLENDID seven-room house, two baths tient at Rlvorvlcw hospital. d extra lavatory; oil hent, ojien fireplace; ury, in? Monmouth Btreet, phone IUd lihuno Red Bank 191-R.* COMBINATION safe for sale at Ennls's. model A coups $(0: nmnll down pay- UP-TO-DATE furnished room for rent; Bank 3500.' FOR SALE], one-horse dump curt, in good G2 Wonmouth iilreet. Red Bank. ment, balance to suit. No flnnnco charge. with or without board; garage; reason- Rpacioua grounds; exclusive neighborhood, SORENSON A 9ABRS, bulkbeadi and Rolston Waterbury, 107 Monmouth street FARMS—Large, up^to-data ].Bt milltd on condition; body built of locust nml nan PUNTS, rowhoati, callboati, 10 to 16 Many others. William J. Levlne, 375 able rate. 42 Hudson avenue, phone 58-J govern wheels; light cart, good far tine on dock bolldlng contractor!. High- R«d Bsnk, . Red Bank. Phone 8500.* request; many bargains. Ray H. Still- fcot,t f 19.60 up, . Thompson, Boat Broadway, Longr Branch, K J.* Colt's Neck. lawns or farm. Call Red Bank 7116-11-2 Works, 2 Center itreot. Sea Bright, lands, H. J. phone Highlands 1246. FOR SALE,~modcl T Ford," %-ton truck", man, Stato Highway, Eatontown, N. J. John 11. Snlffen, Everett, N. J.' with 'Rood borly and in running order. Phone 7. Establiahed 21 year* in tht I'OIt SALE, 86-foot cabin cruisVr."»o h' REBUILT eecond-hand water pumpi, i*. APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ame location. iTbe Red Bank Raglittr can be bought O. UursL Mlddletown. nhnnt Mtililletntrn OLJ> Expert Repairing On Station WBRB CottreU—Boibxih. OF Mr*. Eleanor Cottroll of Red The New Mill pjayera, member, of Bank and George -ttoubteh ot Sea WATCHES, CLOCKS the company now engaged in pre- J$cob%inbach Bright were married Sunday at the and JEWELRY senting dramatic and comedy offer- home of Henry Brennan at Sea ings at the Old Mill playhouse Bright. Recorder Walter J. Sweeney BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH Shrewflbury, will present a radio ver- performed the ceremony. The at- Accuracy, skill and experi- sion of the motion picture film, "One ence enable us to do the tendants were Mrs. Johanna Merritt Rainy Afternoon," tonight at 6:30 and Henry Brennan. Mr. Rosabach Drive Your Car In Our Free Forking Yard and Shop In Comfort most delicate repairing. We o'clock over Statlpn WBRB. Albert li a member of the Sea Bright police guarantee satisfaction. Our Ostrow ia the director. Dramatic force. sketches will be presented over the prices will please you. local station weekly. A reception was held after the Among the programs to be pre- ceremony and tho guests were Mr. Silverware Repaired eented tomorrow Include a concert and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Covert, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. and Replated Like New by Louis Bretencourt's marimba or- cheatra direct from the Eighth ave- Chris Axelson, Mr, and Mra. Charles nue pavilion, Asbury Park, at 9:30 p. Brlgga, Mr. and Mra. George Harvey, REUSSILLES' m., "The Radio Stage" at 10 p. m.. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone, Mr. and 3 DAYS dance music from the Asbury Park Mra. George Grommer, Mrs. Havoll, 36 Broad St., Red Bank Casino at 10:30 p. m. and, the iHewltt Mrs. Milton Zahn, Mra. Harold Ryan, Tel. 1831. players In dramatic and comedy Mrs. Herbert Fowler, Mrs. Goorge sketches nt 11 P. m. Krauss, Miss Ann Wyckoff, Miss AUco Ryan, Frank Luystcr, Milton Winners .of the opportunity hour Green, Mickey Meohan and Jack NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT presented on Wednesday nights from Lewis. Estate of William O'Hrlcn, deceased. to 7:45 o'clock by "Uncle Charlie" Thursday-Friday-Saturday Notice IB hereby Riven that the accounts Townend broadcast on "The Radio of the subscriber. Trustee of the estate of MI id deceased, will he audited and stated Stage." Those who will appear this Short—Loudenmllk. by the Surrogate ot the County of Mon- week are "Chickle" Whltledco, Doris Miss Dorothy L. Short, daughter of mouth and reported for settlement to the Bloxum, Heine Hilmcr, the Bayshore Orphans Court of e"id County, on Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Short, and day, the twenty-fourth day of September. A. trio, Fred Leibhnuser, Charles Leiber- Leo o. Loudermllk, son of Mr, and P." 1936. nt li>:oO o'clock n. m., at which hauser and Charles Luber. time application will he made for the al- Mra. John Loudermilk, both of Fort lowonce of commissions and counsel fee?, Morimouth, wore , married Monday pntort July 27, A. n. 1PS6. Vacation for Health Nurse. noon at fit. James' rectory by Rev, THE SECOND NATIONAL PANK Dr. John B. McCloskey. The brldo AND TRUST COMPANY Miss Eunice Rogers, public health OK REP HANK, wore a pink mousselino do sole gown Red Bank. N. J.. nurse of Atlantic Highlands, begins with aqua blue accessories and her Trustee. a month's vacation August 1. Dur- bouquet was of pink rosebuds and Applegate, Stcvrn*. Foster & Reussllle, ing her absence Mrs. William Mc- Red Bank. N. J., blue delphinium. FroctorSi iveny will take care of her duties. She was attended by her sister, Misa Ruth Short, who wore peach Wonderful Savings organdie. Robert Stewart of Fort Monmouth was best man. This attractive lungalow Is A reception for tho immediate fam- in the new California style, ilies and close friends was held at Hennessey's Fish Market which fits so well into the set- Rosevelt tearoom, Little Silver, after ting. The Colonial influence is which the couple left on an automo- In All Departments 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N. J. strongly marked, especially in bile trip through the West, Upon COMPARE OUR QUALITY WITH OTHEBS. the doorway, the battened their return they will reside at Fort Monmouth. All Oar Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage, shutters, the molded cornice), and the white clapboards. The bride Is a graduate of Wln- BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET. The floor plan provides a throp high school and Bryant Strat- A store-wide economy event that offers hun- large, irregularly shaped liv- ton Business college, Boston. Mr. 1 ing room with a generous fire- Loudermllk la a. graduate of the Uni- dreds of money saving opportunities for these We Deliver ^g^ Phone 1377. place and good light and venti- versity of Indiana. lation. The bedroom is large three daya. and well aired, with two nice Keckclsen—Sweeney. n>s Porgies :2 - 25c 1 lb. Lobster 45c wardrobes and easy access to Miss Patricia Keckelsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Keckclsen of tt Native Eels ..25c »• the bath. The entrance directly, Mackerel lSc - n from the outside to the both Leonardo, and Charles E. Sweeney You will find a great deal of smart, up-to- Crab Meat 70c - hall is convenient for the ama- of RUmson were United In marriage BTJTTEE FISH . 1 Cf SOFT CRABS $1.00 do*, ElRST at a nuptial mass Monday morning the-minute summer merchandise, unusual sav- WEAK FISH Ivib teur gardener. The kitchen ia at 8 o'clock at Star of tho Sea church" Steamer Clams 35c adequate, and the small room at Long Branch. Father O'Koefe of- ings in good things for the home and clothing Blue Fish 20c » a hundred off the Mtrlien provides a storage space that a ccllarless house requires. The house and lot cost ficiated. $3,000, financed under the Insured Mortgage System of the Federal Housing Administration, Thfl The attendants were Mrs. Martin for every member of the family. architectural firm was Hughes Bros., Whitticr, Calif. McCue, Jr., and Frank Sweeney of Long Branch, sister and brother of on of power over death. He proved the groom. Plan a thorough shopping trip tomorrow, Church Notes. iy his deeds that Christian Science Niece of Kaiser Mrs. Sweeney Is a graduate of the destroys sickness, sin and death. Our Middletown township high school Ev y department in the store takes part. Presbyteulan. Master taught no mere theory, doc- Visits Fair Haven and the Monmouth Memorial hos- The pulpit supply committee of the trine or belief. It was the divine pital training school. Tho groom Is Presbyterian church, composed of Principle of all real being which he Princess Frlederlke Slglsmund of engaged In tho real estate business KRIDEL'S aught and practised. His proof of Potedam, Oeraianyy, a niece off tthoo at Rumson. —-- Elders John B. Allen, Ralph R. Christianity was no form or system formef r KaiseKi r Wilhelm Hohenzollern. Following the ceremony tho couple HOURS OF BUSINESS: Department Store Eckert and H. Russell Blackman, f religion and worship, but Chrls- Jr., of the session feel that they have was a recent guest of Mr, and M/s. left for a short trip to Nova Scotia, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. in the ian Science, working out tho har- Frederick J. Burghard of Hance UNUSUAL VALUES secured an unusually strong group lony of Life and Love" (p. 26). and upon their return will reside at of ministers for the Sunday morn- road, Fair Haven. While here an In- Rumson. Saturdays— Same Location ling services during August while the flammation developed In her eye and 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Since 1873 I pastor, Rev. John A. Hayes, is on Lutheran, medical treatment was administered The road to better and bigger busi- j his vacation. No services -will be The Luther league of Trinity by Dr. William Matthews of Broad ness leadB through The Register's ad- ! held Sunday nights during the month. .utheran church held' its regular street. ' vcrtlsing columns.—Advertisement. j The speakers will bo Rev. William monthly devotional meeting Tues- R. Sloan, pastor of the Presbyterian ay night at the home of Misu Suit Sale I church at Cranford; Rev. Robert Mona Franz of Fair Haven. iBuche, pastor of the Presbyterian The Sunday-school will meet at I church at Englishtown; Rev, Her- :45 o'clock Sunday morning with >—And wKeri we speak of "unusual bert S. Clingen, pastor of the Union R. Theodore Blxler in charge. Holy Christian Fellowship church at communion will be administered at values" we mean QUALITY clothing Caldwell; Rev. Robert W. Mark, pas- he regular morning service with at exceptionally; low prices. tor of the Presbyterian church at he pastor, Rev. Walter Cowcn, In Allentown, and Rev. Dr. Dwlght L. charge. The topic of the sermon DAVIDSON BROS Parsons of Little Silver, retired pas- will,bo "By Their Fruits." These suits selected from our regular tor of the Presbyterian church at The church council will meet on 2 PHONES—NO WAITING PHONES: 3262 or 3263. stock include single and double breast- Shrewsbury. Wednesday night, August 5, at the :iome of the pastor on Brown place. 5 FREE DELIVERY. ed, plain and sport back models, in Rev. Mr. Sloan, who will preach The Luther league held its reg- next -Sunday morning on the sub- ular monthly devotional meeting Worsteds, Cassimeres, Tweeds and ject, "Tho Conquest of the Impos- uesday night at the home of Mls3 Our Motto—Quality, Price, Service, Always sible," was born, reared and educat- Mona Franz of Fair Haven. Mr. Gabardines ... in regulars, shorts, ed in the north of Ireland. He is a Cowen spoke on the topic, "The longs and stouts. graduate in arts and pizeman of hrlstlan in Civic Life." 45 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Queens university of Belfast, Ire- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maxson Not all sizes in every style, but your land, -where he also received his L. were appointed advisers to the group. L. B. degree. His seminary work was Mrs. Harry Aeay of Middletown, for- size in many styles. taken at Assembly college, Belfast, mer adviser, is to move shortly to Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials Ireland. He was minister of Stean Teaneck. Miss Jean Ploger was elect- Memorial church, near Belfast, for ed secretary and treasurer. Regularly Priced at eight years, was pastor of West- BROADCAST bourne Presbyterian church In Bel- Mfa's Eleanor Hansen of West Front Tomato Juice Deviled Ham fast, where he lectured extensively itrcetli was named as a delegate to Spaghetti — Meat 25.00 to 39.50 he 47th annual convention of the NEW TACK—HUBFF'S JERSEY BROADCAST BRAND to on personal evangelism, ami did ex- WITH TOMATO SAUCE tensive evangelical and charitable re- LAither League of New Jersey at 12!i-oi. cans Very Special lief work. In December, 1930, he was Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, l-ll>. Cans—Reg. 15o -NOW- called to the Presbyterian church at Weehawken, on September 5, 6 and 7. C ra C C Cranford, whore he is still enjoying Performers were selected for two a most successful pastorate. plays lo be presented at the congre- gational loyalty supper on August 27. 5 - 25 3 29 2 - 25 .50 Tho order of service Sunday morn- Those taking part will bo Mr. and $ ing will he as follows: Mrs. Maxson. Miss Jean Ploger, Miss Or^an prelude Virginia Dougherty, Wsllllam LeVal- BURNETT'S 21 Call to worship; doxoloKy ley, Robert Mcade, Eleanor Hansen Invocation, I.onl'n uniyer |j NAPKINS Scot-Tissue The ApoRtlGR* ('rood * and Arllne Llndenstruth. The grpup 1 WHITE EMBOSSED Hymn. "Lord In tliu MornlnK ' Wnrwlrk will rehearse on Monday evening, SHERBERT Beg. 10a U'jurtet. "Grnclous Spirit, Holy fihoat," August 3 at the homo of tho pastor. Gounod LIQUID MIX Beg. 10c—80 In Thg. $ .50 Tho Scriptures Raspberry, Lemon or Orango Soprano *oln, "If Any Man Will Como Methodist. c c I After UH." Bohannnn 'The Levela of Faith" will be the C 24 i Mm. 3. Wlllinm Hcim Hymn, "In tho OOH* of f'hrint T Glory" Hubject of tho sermon to bo preached Sermon, "The Comiucst of tlifi IrniMin- Sunday morning at tho Methodist 3 - 29 3 ~ 20 3 " 20 idlilc." Rov. W. It. Sloan church by tho pastor, Rev. Albert Prnycr; rcRponce .50 Ofrcrlnn, Offertory Qimrtct, ".Trim, My Bnnor. Thin will ho another in a CHICKEN and EGG Stringless Beans $ Saviour, Look on Me" Nevin Herioa on the theme, "Our Christian Smoked Beef Boned Chicken Dodlcntlnn Faith." The subject nt tho evening NOODLE DINNER FANCY JERSEY Hymn, "What n Friend Wo Ilnvo In Jo»u»' BROADCAST Brand 29 llene'liction; hilent iirayor servico will bo "Reconciliation." It. AK. Brand Now Faclt Orcan priHtludo The soloist at tho morning service Beg. ISo B. & B. Brand The ministry of music consists of will ho Mrn. IJOUIBC Lcnh Berqulst. William H. Crawford organist, Mrs. Mrs. John Kbncr, nBslstnnt orgnnl.it ian C Jar« mm C No Charge for Alterations [.I. William Helm soprnnn, Mrs.Thom- of tho church, will play In tho ab- 2 25 2 25 I ai McClintnnk contralto, Charles nenco of Mrs. Thereun Wlllcyi, who 25' Meeker tenor and Allan R. Wotilley la nttending choir school nt North- buss and director. Held, Mnfirmchtifipttfi. Shredded Wheat STRAWS y3 OFF Tho uiilKMii fur August will be Tho churcli-Hchnnl will moot nt Scot-Towels CHILI SAUCE Peanut Butter John II. Allen In Charon, assisted by 9:45 n. m. with Wlllinm Bennett in Tho 100% Wlioia Wheat Cereal charge. TCoKtihir norvlcpn of tho SPECIAL I BEABDSIiEY'S—l-lb. Jnr» I. Harold Wood, Kali>h R. lOckerl WELLKR'S—l»-oz. ruro Sl'ECIAM PANAMAS - - - y4 OFF H. Rusiiell BlnrktiKin, Jr., lloberfl' Bchool will bo held throughout tho summer. rkg C C (or A ACC Wordcn and Nonmin Hewlft. 2 " 19 MANHATTAN 2.95 All Wool APPKKOIATION. 15 15 2 23 BATHING SUITS First Church of CJhrlnr, Solontlst. Shirt Sale Hoi-vices In ]<'ir;it Church of Chrlnt Newark TlcsloVnt Thimlm thn Itl'd Kcienth t, at 1!(W Broad iitrect, Itei Hunk Irlre Department. NOW ON 1.95 Hank, me hold on Kimdnyn at 11 n Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Specials for Friday and Saturday Only Thn following loltor In prlnloil In m., nnd on Wi'ilne!i