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171 LADS AND DADS New Lights On To Put Stop On OLD BOARDWALK REMAINS^ AT COMMUNITY DINNER South Boardwalk Tree Destruction TILL NEW ONE IS BUILT Sporting Pastor Principal Speaker UP-TO-DATE STANDARD TO BE BOROUGH COMMISSION OF­ ERECTED IN PLACE OF FERS $25 REWARD FOR IN­ \BBOTT SPIKES ERRONEOUS RUMOR BOYS ENJOY EATS. CHORUS SINGING AND A VARIED ENTERTAIN­ OLD STYLE FORMATION ON VANDALS MENT PRESENT STRUCTURE WILL NOT BE INTERFERED WITH DURING The matter of lights on the new The Borough Commission is offer­ WORK ON NEW PROJECT boardwalk at the south end of the On hundred and seventy-one boys ing a reward of $25.00 for information ton. He stressed the importance of borough was referred to Commissioner and their dads and sponsors sat down the lack of a superiority complex, ab­ Abbott by the Borough Commission leading to the arrest of mischievous Daylight Saving An erroneous impression that the to a good "feed” and enjoyed a varied sence of race or color problem and an Tuesday morning. boys or adult vandals who have muti­ construction of the new boardwalk entertainment Tuesday night at the absence of a spirit of jealousy. Mr. Abbott said he felt that a more lated the Japanese Cherry trees and Begins Sunday Community Center father and son ban­ will necessitate the tearing down of The committee in charge consisted up-to-date type of standard should be quet shrubbery along the banks of Silver WATCH YOUR CLOCKS AND the present one and create havoc and of Harrison Cooper, general chairman; installed while the Jersey Central Lake. Harry Cooper presided and welcom­ disagreeable conditions along the lads and dads, the Rev. Mr. Nettle- Power and Light Company was about SET THEM ONE HOUR AHEAD ed the guests. Harry Bigelow gave Commissioner Leon T. Abbott re­ man, chairman, E. C. Moore, the Rev. it. In this the commissioners thor­ ocean front was spiked by Commis­ the toast to the dads and the Rev. ported to the Commission that the BY 2 A. M. Mr. Schumpert, the Rev. Mr. Welsh, oughly agreed and on motion by Com­ sioner Leon T. Abbott at the regular Allan N. Nettleman gave the toast to Edward C. Broege, William Gassin, missioner George G. Titus Commission trees presented to the borough by the the boys. The Rev. John Stokes gave Daylight Saving Time goes into ef­ meeting of the Borough Commission Harrison Cooper, the Rev. Stokes and er Abbott was authorized to make any federal government, have been wan­ the invocation and the Rev. Osborne fect this coming Sunday, April 25th, at Tuesday morning1. the Rev. Mr. Davis; publicity, H. O. arrangement with the company which tonly broken and flowers torn up by L. Schumpert pronounced the bene­ two o’clock in the morning and will “The boardwalk as it now stands Bonk, chairman, Maj. William B. Bam he considered adaptable. Mr. Abbott diction. the roots. continue until two o’clock in the mom ford, N. R. Scull, and Paul Johnson; said he would take up the matter with will remain intact until the new struc­ The guest of honor and principal Mayor Thomas S. Dillon said he ing of Sunday, September 26th. tickets, John Taylor, chairman, Lester J. Kenneth Mayer, manager of the ture is completed,” Mr. Abbott stated, speaker of the evening, the Rev. J. would instruct Chief Brackett to have If you do not wish to be an hour Shermon, Vernon Shibla, Charles Mea­ company but would prefer to report “and the erection of the new one will Lawrence Pitt, pastor of Princeton sure, Abraham Klitzman, the Rev. Mr. late for business appointments or any to the Commission before authorizing members of the police force keep a proceed with the least possible incon- M. E. Church, the “Sporting Pastor,” date set your clocks and watches J. J. Davis, the Rev. Mr. P. Morris, the work done. special watch on the lake beat. venience to the public.” was introduced by the Rev. John F. and the Rev. Mr. C. E. Hickman; pro­ ahead one hour before going to bed Work on the new boardwalk will Welsh, pastor of St. Rose’s Church. gram, Paul C. Taylor, chairman, Chas. tomorrow night or Sunday morning at 2 o’clock. begin as a W. P A. project as soon as Carl Schmidt and Richard Ruppel Keiderling, John Haulenbeek and Hunting Club Fire Trucks Must bids are advertised according to fed­ sang solos accompanied by John Cub- Thomas S. Dillon; supper, Dr. R. E. Discusses Bye Laws eral regulations and opened and the bon, and John Haulenbeek accompan­ Watkins, chairman, the Rev. Mr. Net­ Democrats Win ied the community singing. Stop Speeding contract awarded by the Commission tleman, L. A. Walsh, Arthur Daven­ and ratified by the W. P. A. In his talk on “Those Few Strides” port and Harry Lewis. EMENDED DRAFT TO COME UP THIRTY MILE AN HOUR LIMIT TO Bowling Crown When completed Ocean avenue will Mr. Pitt declared that a few strides Among those present were: Jack FOR ADOPTION MONDAY, be wider by the width of the present can be of vital importance, leading to BE RIGIDLY EN­ Degman, James Scannell, Larry Mc­ CLIN CH TITLE IN COMMUNITY boardwalk and provide so much more success or disaster. The illustrations MAY 3 Cormick, Carroll Huebscher, Andrew FORCED parking space. of the speaker were based on his con­ Weisenberger, Henry Clayton, Thomas LEAGUE BY DEFEATING This will extend south to Seventeenth tact with members of the American C. Madigan, Albert Cox, Edward Beck­ The Beimar Hunting Club at its STATE HIGHWAY More careful driving of fire trucks avenue. Mr. Abbott explained in an­ Olympic track and field teams during er, Seymour Yaffee, Joseph Fishman, mid-monthly meeting in the Union going to and returning from fires with swer to a communication from George the days of their training at Prince­ Fire Company room at the Borough The Young Men’s Democratic Club (Continued on page five) a speed limit of 30 miles an hour will F. Serbe of Eighteenth avenue re­ Hall Monday night approved on sec­ bowling team walked away with the hereafter be strictly enforced in this questing that the proposed new board­ ond reading with a few amendments 1936-1937 championship of the Com­ borough. walk be continued beyond Seven­ LEAVE IT TO THE WOMEN the bye laws of the organization draft­ munity Center Bowling league Mon­ Any infringement of this rule will re­ teenth avenue to the southern limit of ed by the bye-laws committee and sub­ day night by defeating the State High­ the borough that that section was in mitted by Clinton Fisk, chairman. sult in the driver’s license being re- way team 2 to 1. TO PUT OVER A BIG TIME scinded. first class condition. The amended draft will be presented Victories in the first and third games : This recommendation was offered He said it would be impractical to at the next meeting, Monday, May 3, assured the Democrats of the title. DANCE AND REVUE A WOW by Mayor Thomas S. Dillon at the reconstruct that section until after the for final passage and adoption. The They whipped the Highway keglers in regular session of the Borough Com­ new jetty at Eighteenth avenue is con­ meeting is called for 8 o’clock, day­ the open;ng clash, 906 to 817, and af­ mission Tuesday morning and unani­ structed as it would mean tearing out DEMOCRATIC CLUB SCENE OF A TYPICAL BROADWAY NIGHT REN­ light saving time, in the Borough Hall. ter dropping the second, 951 to 903, mously adopted by resolution. again. He assured Mr. Serbe that Club identification buttons were dis­ captured the final by a margin of 30 DEZVOUS that portion of the beachfront will not tributed among the members and var­ Borough Clerk J. A. Joecck was au­ pins, 844 to 814. thorized to write all drivers in the de­ be neglected and that it will receive They did it. ious committees appointed by Leo Mc­ Weidenbacher and Gibson contribut­ The “stronger” sex acted as waiters Connell, president, for furthering the partment advising them of the ruling. the same consideration as soon as The members of the Beimar Wom­ ed most toward the Democrats’ win- and served all kinds of concoctions in activities of the club. practically possible. an’s Club fulfilled their promise to ning punch. The former clipped the the cocktail bar, another clever trans­ ------— , ■*?’ , “ Bring Broadway to Beimar” Satur­ Ray Carver and his entertainment Republican Club maples for consecutive marks of 203, formation. Mrs. Samuel Blum add­ committee were tendered a rousing WEINSTEIN SPEAKER day night and fulfilled it to the full. 197 and 202—a three-game total of ed to the effect dressed as a regula­ vote of thanks for the excellent pro­ 592. Gibson’s best effort was a 205 in That may sound full of fulls. The tion pageboy cigarette vendor. Regular Meeting AT Y. M. AND Y. W. H. A, writer is fully aware of the fact but gram and refreshments provided at the first tilt. The Greber orchestra supplied the the previous meeting. Michael Weinstein of Asbury Park, it is a faithful impression of the affair musicc for dancing and accompani PLANS MADE FOR MOTION PIC­ m O n n A n k l » V » O v . d n l - r . ^ 1 . . 1 - 1 111 J I 4 CHIPPY COLEMAN national junior commander of the made on him and absolutely without ment to the floor show representing a TURE SHOW AT MAY 5th ADDRESSES KIWANIS Jewish War Veterans of America will fulsomeness, for two much praise can­ “ Cotton Club Revue.” Renew Lease For not be given Mrs. Otto Geiss and her address the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. The floor show program which was SESSION Don’t make hard work out of your entertainment committee for the S. Beimar Beach members on "Current Jewish Topics” enthusiastically appreciated by the athletics. Don’t think that you must splendid success of the affair. at a meeting in the Hebrew Institute ? vast crowd, consisted of songs and At the regular meeting of the Re- win—win—win in order to be a suc­ here next Tuesday night. The clubrooms of the Young Men’s MAYOR HERBERT AUTHORIZE. dances by Barbara Pierce and Barbara publican Club Wednesday night in the cess. Don't play any game unless you Democratic Club were transformed Final reports on the Purim Ball Brown of the Eddie King studio; a TO EXECUTE CONTRACT WITH I clubroom on Tenth avenue, vice-presi­ can get enjoyment and pleasure from into a typical representation of a will be made and all members are re­ song by Roy Delaney; a skit, “Gen­ dent Joseph Silverstein presided in it. Don’t forget that there is fun in Broadway night club with cleverly ar­ WOOLLEY REALTY CO. quested to make their returns. The tlemen Prefer Bonds,” by Mrs. Marie the absence of the president, John sports participation even when losing ranged colored lighting and service ta­ meeting is called for 9 o’clock. Brockstedt and rMs. Daisy Rankin; Haulenbeek. —and remember that the first and bles covered with red and white By unanimous vote the Borough a sketch, "1950” presented by Mr. and It was decided to have a motion pic­ paramount objective of going to checkered cloths. Council of South Beimar, Tuesday BAR MITZVAH (Continued on Editorial Page) night, adopted a resolution authoriz­ ture show and prominent speaker at school is not to play games but to re­ the next meeting on Wednesday night ceive an education. Such were some OF RICHARD LEWIS FIRE ALARM BOXES BELMAR KIDDIE SHOP ing Mayor Frank Herbert to execute May 5th. ’ of the well worded phrases used by a lease of the beach at Seventeenth The Bar Mitzvah of Richard Lewis, IN NEW DRESS TO OPEN ON MAY 1st Irving Hirsch was appointed chair­ Coach “Chippy” Coleman of Asbury avenue with the Woolley Ralty Com­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Lewis o f pany. man of a membership committee. He Park High School in addressing the A new and beautifully appointed 701 Tenth avenue will be celebrated! Standard Lights to Be Changed from The terms of the lease will be ex- chose as his assistants William Koer- members of the local grammar school store, specializing in complete infants’ this Saturday morning at 10 o’clock in Blue to Bed actly the same as in previous years. bell, A. Peter Longo, Gilbert Stines basketball team at the luncheon meet­ and children’s wear will open Satur­ and Ernest Blaicher. ing of the Beimar Kiwanis Club. Temple Congregation Sons of Israel. Not before it was needed the fire day, May 1, under the name of Bei­ Introduced as the speaker of the A welcome is extended to all friends. alarm box standards are undergoing a mar Kiddie Shop at 809 F street. day by Lon Crandall, coach of the lo­ MAKES REPORT ON new coat of red paint by order of the The store will also carry a special cal team, Coach Coleman congratulat­ Borough Commission. line of ladies’ hosiery and beach wear. ed the successful Beimar boys and STREET IMPROVEMENTS A letter from J. Kenneth Mayer, Souvenirs will be given to everyone on PROCLAMATION predicted many years of sport enjoy­ local manager of the Jersey Central opening day. ment for them if they would be fair Councilman William C. Speakman Power and Light Company was read with themselves as well as with their reported to the Borough Council of at the regular meeting of the Com­ JOHN F. CARLTON Whereas Sunday, April 25th, 1937, at 2 A. M. has been opponents. South Beimar in regular session Tues­ BACK TO DUTIES mission Tuesday morning stating that day night that Femwood road has the lights on these standards will be designated by the State of New Jersey as the date upon which DEFER AWARD OF John F. Carlton, who has returned been regraveled and 646 feet of gutter changed from blue to red as request­ DREDGING CONTRACT laid. to his duties as borough clerk of S. ed. Daylight Saving Time will become effective and will be observed Beimar after a long illness attended The awarding of the contract for the council meeting Tuesday night in FUNERAL SERVICES FOR HEIBACHER APPOINTED from that date until Sunday, September 26th, 1937 at 2 A. M. dredging Shark river from the New that capacity. TO BOARD OF HEALTH York and Long Branch Railroad to MRS. NEIL DE LA VERGNE Mr. Carlton expressed his sincere the Inlet has been deferred by the On recommendation by Mayor Frank I. Thomas S. Dillon, Mayor of the Borough of Beimar, New Jersey, thanks and appreciation of the kind­ Borough Commission till the regular Herbert the Borough Council of South Private funeral services for Mrs. ness of the Mayor and Council and meeting of the board next Tuesday Beimar, Tuesday night appointed Alec do hereby designate such period of time during which Daylight Neil De La Vergne of 68 Maplewood borough officials tendered him during morning. road were held Sunday in the Thomas Heinbacher a member of the Board his sick confinement. of Health to fill out the unexpired Saving Time shall be observed in the Borough of Beimar, and that R. Hardy Funeral Home. The Rev. BAN LUNCH PARTIES term of Harold Fenton, resigned. BOWLING LEAGUE C. E. Hickman, pastor of West Bei­ ANNUAL BANQUET all public affairs shall be conducted in accordance therewith. ON S. BELMAR BEACH mar M. E. church, officiated. Inter­ Cars for Immediate Delivery ment was made in Monmouth Memo­ Given under my hand seal this 20th day of April, I937. A letter of protest was read at the rial cemetery, Neptune. De SOTO - PLYMOUTH The Beimar Bowling League held its annual banquet Wednesday night at regular meeting of the Borough Coun­ CENTRAL GARAGE Mrs. De La Vergne who was in her the Riverview Tavern where an ex­ cil of South Beimar Tuesday night Phone 1363 Day or Night cellent “feed” was enjoyed and lots of thirty-second year, died in Fitkin Me­ THOMAS S. DILLON, Mayc from Mrs. Jessie Cordell of Montclair, 2 E Street Beimar entertainment provided. yor. morial hospital from the effects of Prizes were awarded and everyone a summer resident at 312 Eighteenth carbon monoxide poisoning. Besides • ROBERT M. WHITE went home beaming and happy. avenue, protesting against daily basket her husband, she is survived by her Photo Finishing - Enlarging party visitors lunching on the borough parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. New­ FOR MOTHER’S DAY STEPPING OUT WITH BILLY Child and Adult Coloring - Copying beach and cluttering it up with rub­ man; a son Neil De La Vergne, Jr.; Make Mother happy! Give her a Hetman Lazarus and Paul Haber- bish. ortraits Taken in Your Own Home a brother, Oscar E. Newman and a: beautiful colored photo of yourself for On recommendation by Mayor Thos. st.ck know a lot more about the the- Phone 2864-M Mayor Frank Herbert said that this step-sister, Mrs. Ruth Colbert. this special occasion on May 9, 1937. S. Dillon the Borough Commission 731 L STREET BELMAR d r aih e °feSSi0n t0day than they ever condition will be eliminated this sea­ The A. Gibbons, Jr. Photographic Stu­ Tuesday morning granted the issuance y were guests of Billy Wat­ ------—... *■ son as far as is physically possible. FURS—1937 of exempt firemen’s ceretificates to son of “Beef Trust” fame in Philadel­ Get Your Bonus Tickets and Save dio is offering special prices during April only. Jack Goldstein of the Volunteer Hook phia recently, attended his show at NO CHARGE—NO CATCH WANTED Radical changes in styles this season 1002 River Ave at Tenth ave., Beimar and Ladder Company and Donald Hur the Bijou Theatre and after the per­ RUBEN’S List your house with me for all year compels the well dressed woman to APARTMENT FOR RENT ley of the Union Fire Company. formance dined at Gene’s Theatrical 901 F Street rental. I have a number of clients de­ yuy a coat. We have an excellent se Four-room apartment for rent. Cen­ Club as guests of the versatile “Billy.” siring to rent all year homes. Joseph lection. We also restyle your old one trally located. All conveniences. Ap DRY CLEANING Mayer, 720 9th avenue, Bejmar. Telephone 2647 DOT FOR SALE Blum’s expert workmanship is at your ply 704 Ninth avenue. Reasonable rent Suits, Overcoats, Ladies Dresses, plain FRANK J. BRIDEN The finest building lot on 5th avenue. service as always. Get our estimate 75 cents SOUTH BELMAR DINER Painter and Decorator A choice corner. A splendid bargain before going elsewhere. Dry cleaning FOR SALE—Gas range practically R SHERMAN A Good Place to Drop in When D Street Beimar Joseph Mayer, Real Estate, 720 90 and repairs at reasonable prices. Look new. Apply 309 9th Avenue, Beimar. SM r Street You’re Hungry _ ave. Beimar Phone Beimar 873 for the Bear. Phone 810. A. BLUM), Redmond Ave, and F St., So. Beimar j8th avenue7ndVstreet * 0 *' ««».|..|44..‘44444444 *****“H’44444 4*4*4*4*4',4” 4*4-4*4*4’ ’ H !*4*4*4*4*4“ 4'4*4*4*4*4*4*4“ 4«|«|»|..|..|..|.4.4..j.4‘ «•

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writ of fi. fa to me directed, issued issued directed, me to fa fi. of writ u o te or o Cacr, f the of Chancery, of Court a the of of virtue out By — SALE SHERIFF’S o ae t ulc ede on exposed vendue, be public at will sale Jersey, to New of State ody te 6h a o Arl 1937, April, of day 26th the Monday, ewe te or o 1 ocok n 5 and o’clock 12 of hours the between o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving Saving Daylight o’clock 2 (at o’clock Time) in the afternoon of said day, at at day, said of afternoon the in Time) the Court House in the Borough of of New Borough Monmouth, of the County in Freehold, House Court the esy t stsy dce o said of decree a satisfy to Jersey, % 3.0 . . , . $5,- 435.00. approximately to amounting court ad n peie hriatr partic­ hereinafter premises and land lry ecie, iut, yn ad be­ and lying situate, described, ularly & County of Monmouth and State of New New of State and Monmouth of County Jersey, being all of lot number SEVEN SEVEN number lot the of all in being Jersey, Belmar of Borough the in ing mar, Mon. Co., N. J. the property of of property the J. N. Co., Mon. mar, 4h 11, one ad ecie as June described and H. J. J. bounded 1916, N. by 24th, Avon-by-the-Sea, surveyed Emlen, Davison, A. Bel­ Peter in lots of plan upon shown as (7) olw, o wit: to follows, line of North Lake Avenue, distant distant Avenue, Lake North of line three hundred and ten feet and four four and feet ten and hundred three nhs 30 t 4 nhs mr o less, or more inches) 4 ft. (310 inches said map, and extending from thence thence afore­ from the num­ on extending and shown lot map, as of street, said (8) B corner eight of ber southeast line the west at the from west ihen et tn n oe orh in­ fourth one and j ten and hundred feet, one eighteen (8) eight number lot (1) north, along the east line of said | said of line east the along north, (1) ------r er ie f o nme fu () I (4) four east (2) number thence lot south map; said the of on shown to as line in.) rear 1-4 10 or ft. (118 ches ____Blonde prunes — prunes— ____Blonde along the said south or rear line of of line rear or south said the along he ad he egt (-- i. to in.) feet, (40) (3-3-8 forty eights three (4) and three four number lot ...... the west line of lot number six (6); (6); six number lot of line west the line of lot number six (6) one hundred hundred west one said (6) six the number along lot of south line (3) thence BEGINNING at a point in the north north the in point a at BEGINNING and four feet, six and three eighth eighth three and six feet, four and north line of North Lake Avenue and and Avenue Lake North of line north ___ thence (4) west along the said north north said the along west (4) said the thence to inches in.) 6—3-8 ft. (104 h pit r lc o Beginning. of place or point the four forty Avenue, Lake North of line feet and four inches (44 ft. 4 in.) to to in.) 4 ft. (44 inches four and feet y h Dvso o Cnue In­ Consumer of compiled Division are the by facts” “food These omto, e Jre Sae De­ State Jersey New formation, t h si o GRLIE FLOR­ GERALDINE of suit the at All the following tract or parcel of of parcel or tract following the All atet f Agriculture. of partment NE ULY n t b sl by sold be to and HURLEY ENCE execution in taken als., et MOORE, H f t charm. none its lost has of hotel, country a at roof, rhr . idal Sol’r. Birdsall, M. Arthur 5 lns 24.78 lines) (59 any enthusiasm, he’s elected chairman chairman elected he’s enthusiasm, any ae Mrh 2 1937. 22, March Dated radio program that suits the whole whole the suits family. that program radio immediately. * 4 % ' ' *i» * 1 k ' 1 » ' # Seized as the property of ARTHUR ARTHUR of property the as Seized Sna mrig an n tin a on rain morning Sunday A 3E If a member of a committee shows shows committee a of member a If o dfiut t s o ue n n a on in tune to is it difficult How Cem s h vtmn carrier vitamin the is -Cream emn i nw importing now is Germany aekat rm Japan. from sauerkraut from golden yellow to silver silver to yellow golden from i Yu KnowDid You t uea srie i Lon­ in services funeral At ae o apaig on appearing now —are atr markets. eastern “ sin-eating” was practiced practiced century, 17th was the sin-eating” “ in don by men Lived to eat bread bread eat to Lived men by uig h srie s a as service the during en o tkn oe the over taking of means is f h deceased. the of ains n iai D milk. D vitamin in GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Sheriff ROBERTS, H. GEORGE L OH POE 2950-J PHONE E OEHM L. . H OD FACTS FOOD hney 3-176 Chancery I k' >»‘* <» “ ‘‘ **6 “ “ “ batfl 1 4 otat o $1.00 for Portrait 14 x 11 beautiful A N c ' i r i f C M Belmar Photo Shop Photo Belmar BELMAR RADIO BELMAR s r o t c o d t a h t w Ades 10 F Street F 1002 Address, ew N omry t 12 Sre, Belmar Street, F 1112 at Formerly d n e m m o c e r IE OTAT A RAOAL PRICES REASONABLE AT PORTRAITS FINE e s u That: EEOIG PITN, NLARGING EN PRINTING, DEVELOPING, ranging SALES and SER VICE VICE SER and SALES h th 0 1 9 1 6 O r « e ^ XETCOL NG IN R LO O C EXPERT . c U p t u U ’ f ' c vne a F Street "F" at Avenue, HRFS AE B vru o a of virtue By — SALE SHERIFFS u o te or o Cacr o the of issued Chancery of directed, me Court the to of fa. out fi. of writ State of New Jersey, will be exposed exposed be will Jersey, New of State to sale at public vendue, on on vendue, public at sale to o’clock (at 2 o’clock, Daylight Saving Saving Daylight o’clock, 2 (at o’clock ewe te or o 1 ocok n 5 and 1937, o’clock 12 April, of hours of the day between 26th the Monday, Time) in the afternoon of said day day of said Borough of the in House afternoon Court the the at in Time) or aonig o prxmtl $3,- approximately to amounting court New Monmouth, of County Freehold, 050.00. f ad n peie hriatr par­ hereinafter premises and land of esy t stsy dce o said of decree a satisfy to Jersey, iual dsrbd lig n big in being and lying described, ticularly Jersey, being all of lot number ninety New ninety number of lot State of all County the being the and Jersey, in Monmouth Wall of of Township the ie 9) s hw o a a entitled map a on shown as (99) nine cie a flos o wit: to follows as scribed Bel­ West White, Frank of “property of K street, five hundred (500) feet feet (500) hundred five street, K de­ of and bounded surveyed J., Segoine” N. Wm. Co., by Monmouth mar, ot fo te ot ln o te pub­ the of line north the from north eight (98) a distance of one hundred hundred one of distance a Ninety- Number (98) Lot eight of line north the ex­ and map to said on Bedford shown as New Sea the from leading road lic right angle to said K street and along along and street K said to angle right and fifty (150) feet to the east or rear rear or east the to feet (150) fifty and a at west (1) thence from tending ie f o nme oe ude and hundred one number lot of line ite (1) tec () ln the along (2) thence (115); fifteen one hundred and fifteen (115) fifty fifty (115) number lot fifteen of and line hundred rear one or east said at ln si suh ie f o num­ lot of line south said along east 5) et o h suh ie f o num­ lot of line south the to feet (50) and fifty (150) feet to the said west west said the to feet (150) (3) fifty and thence (100); hundred one ber ln te ad et ie f street, K of line south west (4) said thence the and along street; hundred K one of line (100) hundred one ber fifty (50) feet to the point or place of of place or point the to Beginning. feet (50) fifty er, one of the parties of the first part part his White, first Amelia and the White of Frank parties by the of one er, and recorded in the Monmouth County County Monmouth the in recorded and Vraak- B. Anna now Twaddle, B. Anna lr’ ofc i Bo 16, ae 462. 1068, Page Book in office 1918, 29, Clerk’s October dated deed by wife, Vraaker and Charles Vraaker, her her suit Vraaker, the at execution in taken Charles husband, and Vraaker f oe wes La Croain a Corporation, Loan Owners’ Home of All that certain lot, tract or parcel parcel or tract lot, certain that All aig t picpl fie n Washing­ in office principal its having oy oprt o te ntd States, United the of corporate body o D C, n t b sl by sold be to and C., D. ton hre E Rgr, Sol’r. Rogers, E. Charles 1937. 26, February Dated 6 lns S24-68 lines) (63 Beginning at a point in the west line west the in point a at Beginning Being the same premises conveyed to conveyed premises same the Being ezd s h poet o An B. Anna of property the as Seized . . IRA, Photographer. PIERMAN, N. A. ’ GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Sheriff ROBERTS, H. 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la wi o f. a t m directed, me to fa. fi. an of of virtue writ By — alian SALE SHERIFF’S Issued out of the Court of Chancery of of Chancery of Court the of out Issued h Sae f e Jre, il e ex­ on be vendue, public will at Jersey, sale to New posed of State the Time) in the afternoon of said day at at day said of afternoon the in 5 Time) and o’clock 12 of hours the between o’clock (at 2 o’clock, Daylight Saving Saving Daylight o’clock, 2 (at o’clock the Court House in the Borough of of Borough the in House Court the Freehold County of Monmouth, New New Monmouth, of County Freehold court amounting to approximately $80,- approximately to amounting court esy t stsy dce o said of 175.00. decree a satisfy to Jersey, al dsrbd stae lig n be­ and lying situate, described, particu­ larly hereinafter premises and land County of Monmouth and State of of side State southeasterly the the on and in Jersey, Brielle, Monmouth New of of Borough County the in ing asquan to Manasquan River (middle) (middle) Man- River from Manasquan leading to road asquan public the of rde dsrbd s follows: as described Bridge, near the abutment of the said bridge bridge said the of abutment the near asquan River; thence (1) southeasterly southeasterly Man­ (1) the thence of shore water River; asquan easterly high the the in of road; also line is public point said the which of middle the in ody te 0h a o My 1937, May, of day 10th the Monday, etryln o ad frel belong­ formerly lands of line sev­ the westerly River, said of edge the along rl ore teef o pit n the in point a to thereof courses eral ing to Abraham James Osborn; thence thence Osborn; James Abraham to ing the last mentioned line pine hundred hundred pine line mentioned last the southwesterly line of lands described described the lands to less of or line more southwesterly feet seventy-five along east degrees forty-four north (2) n de fo Hwr Obr, Ad­ Osborn, Howard from deed a in ministrator, etc. to Charles Height, Height, record- 1886, 31, and Charles July date to bearing etc. ministrator, ed in the Monmouth County Clerk s Clerk County Monmouth the in ed fie n ok 0 o Des pg 264, page Deeds, of 408 Book in office etc.; thence (3) north forty degrees degrees forty north (3) thence etc.; thirty minutes west along the last last the along west minutes thirty Charles Height, by deed bearing date date bearing deed said the by the to Height, wife conveyed and Charles Pearce lands along Robert of by also line and southwesterly line mentioned 3£ uy 1 18, n rcre i said in recorded and 1886, 31, July Clerk’s Office in Book 408 of Deeds, Deeds, and of 408 sity-six hundred Book ten 266, etc. in page Office Clerk’s ihy udets et o pit in point a to feet hundredths eighty thirty-five minutes east along the last last the along east minutes lands; said thirty-five of line northwesterly the thence (4) north forty-four degrees degrees forty-four north (4) thence mentioned line four hundred ninety- ninety- hundred four line mentioned All the following tracts or parcels of of parcels or tracts following the All Road; thence (5) north twenty degrees degrees twenty north Drive (5) River thence of Road; line to southwesterly feet the hundredths eighty-two and five forty-five minutes west three hundred hundred three west minutes forty-five fifty-six and eighty-six hundredths feet feet hundredths eighty-six and fifty-six more or less to the middle of the afore afore the of middle the to less or more less to the point or place of beginning. of place or point the to less Manas­ from leading road public said thwesterly along last mentioned line line mentioned last sou­ (6) along thence thwesterly Bridge; River to quan seventeen hundred fifty feet more or or more feet fifty hundred seventeen to all that parcel of land flowed by the and by in flowed land Lee of L. parcel that James all to said of interest tide water of the Manasquan River, River, Manasquan the of water tide s lying in front of the above described described above the of front in lying is Tat Bgnig t point a at Beginning Tract: First premises as contained in a grant from from grant a in contained as premises h Sae f e Jre t Aln Os­ Allen to Jersey New of State the on ae Otbr 1 18, n re­ and 1881, 31, October dated born ough of Brielle aforesaid on the north north the on aforesaid Brielle of ough in etc. 80, page Office Deeds, Clerk’s of 348 said the.Book in corded nated as Lot Number Eight on a Map Map a desig­ on and Eight Number River Lot as nated Manasquan of side h lt Ara J Obr, oe par­ more Osborn, J. of Estate Abrham the late to the belonging Property of iual dsrbd s follows: as described ticularly ly line of the public road from Union Union from road public the of line ly Lane to Dr. Robert Laird’s, where the the where Laird’s, Robert Dr. to Lane same interests the northerly line of of line northerly the interests same eod tet s ad on n said on down laid as Street Second northerly line of said Second Street Street th® Second along said (1) of line running northerly thence map; south forty four degrees west one one west four­ and feet degrees five eighty and four hundred forty south teen hundredths of a foot to a corner corner a to foot a of hundredths teen of Lot No. 7 north forty six degrees degrees six forty north line 7 the along No. (2) Lot thence of 7; No. lot of et w hnrd et o sae in stake estate the a to to belonging land feet of line the hundred two west Plot A, north forty four degrees east east degrees four forty of (3) line north the A, and thence part Plot in deceased; line said Laird, along Eliza of two hundred feet to the southerly line line southerly the to feet hundred two therly line of the same south forty one called forty south sou­ same the the road along of line (4) therly thence public Drive; River aforesaid the of w hnrd et n ffy i hun­ six east fifty and minutes feet five hundred two forty and degrees rdh o a ot o h pae f Be­ of place the to ginning. foot a of dredths aaqa Rvr n degae as dseignated and River Manasquan of Brielle on the northerly side of of side s t northerly o L the on Brielle of tate of the late Abraham J. Osborn, Osborn, J. Abraham late Es­ the the to of belonging tate property of map deceased, more particularly described described follows: as particularly more deceased, lo l te sae rgt tte and title right, estate, the all Also erly line of Second Street and at the the at and Street Second of line erly easterly comer, of Lot No. 3, as laid laid (1) as running 3, thence No. map; said Lot on down of comer, easterly along the northerly line of of line northerly the along Lot No. 6; thence (2) along the line line the along (2) of thence corner degrees a 6; to No. feet Lot four hundred forty two east north Street ond ad nw eogn t Aad Os­ Amanda of line to the degrees belonging to six now feet forty lands hundred north two 6 west No. Lot of eod rc: iut i te Bor­ the in Situate Tract: Second born; thence (3) along her line south south line her along (3) thence born; forty four degrees west two hundred hundred two west degrees four forty i running (1) along the line of Lot No. No. Lot of line the along (1) irunning einn a a tk i te souther­ the in stake a at Beginning et o cmr f ad o N. 3; No. Lot same the of said line of the ) along (4 comer thence a to feet rd et o h pae f Beginning. of hun­ place the two to east feet degrees dred six forty south ed as Plots A, B and C on Map of of of Estate Map the on to C and belonging B A, Property Plots as ed and are a part of the farm, formerly formerly farm, the deceased, of part Osborn, a J. are and Abram late the cuid y ere . son de- Osborn, W. * ceased George by occupied ar’, ald ie Die ad t the at and Drive, River called public Laird’s, the of line southerly the in ing road from Union Lane to Dr. Robert Robert Dr. to Lane Union from road 8 as laid down on said map; thence thence map; said on Number down Lot laid of as er 8 com northerly most 8 south forty four degrees west one one west eight and degrees feet seven four forty and forty hundred south 8 hundredths of a foot to line of lands lands of line to foot a of hundredths belonging to the Estate of Eliza Laird, Laird, Eliza of Estate the to belonging west three hundred and ninety two feet feet two ninety and minutes hundred three thirty west and degrees forty north deceased; thence (2) along said line line said along (2) thence deceased; Third Tract: Situate in the Borough Borough the in Situate Tract: Third and fifty three hundredths of a foot to to foot a of hundredths three fifty and forty four degrees east two hundred hundred two east degrees four forty and forty six feet and twenty nine nine southerly the twenty to foot a and of feet hundredths six forty and thence map; said on B, Plot of comer a line of said public road called River River called road public said of line line of the same south twenty degrees degrees twenty southerly south the same the along of (4) line thence Drive; north same the of line the along (3) einn a a tk i te north­ the in stake a at Beginning n fry ie iue es tre hun­ three east minutes five forty and ie f h sm suh ot oe de­ one southerly forty the south road; same along said the In of still angle line (5) an to thence feet dred orh rc: nw ad designat­ and Known Tract: Fourth lt : einn a a tk stand­ stake a at Beginning A: Plot ubr Fu ad Fv o a on Five and- Four Numbers hney 3-263 Chancery said Sea Sea said grees and forty five minutes east one one east minutes five forty and grees hundred and nineteen feet and sixty sixty and feet nineteen and hundred ih hnrdh o a ot o the to foot Beginning. a of of place hundredths eight Dr. Robert Laird’s, called River Drive Drive River called to Laird’s, line Lane Union Robert southerly from Dr. the road in public the stake of a at ning at the northeasterly comer of Plot A A Plot of comer northeasterly the at s ad on n ad a; hne run­ thence map; said on down laid as ning (1) along the line of Plot A south south A Plot of line the along (1) ning and forty six feet and twenty nine hun hun hundred nine twenty two and feet west six forty degrees and four forty dredths of a foot to line of the Estate Estate the of line to foot a of dredths along the line of the same north forty forty north same the of line the along f lz Lid dcae; hne (2) thence deceased; Laird, Eliza of ude ad eet fu fe and feet four six west seventy minutes and thirty hundred and degrees twenty seven hundredths of a foot to to foot a of hundredths seven twenty sae omrycle te se Cor­ Aspen the called formerly stake a e; hne 3 sil olwn te line the following still (3) thence ner; hundredths of a foot to the southerly southerly two the to eighty foot and a feet of five hundredths and hundred ninety degrees four east and four minutes forty of line thirty-five north the D and part, inPlot estate said of ie f h aoead ulc od call­ road public aforesaid the of line ty degrees and forty five minutes east east minutes five forty the and twen­ along south degrees same ty (4) the of thence line southerly Drive; River ed of Beginning. Containing five acres acres five Containing Beginning. of sixty hundredths of a foot to the piece piece the to foot a of and feet hundredths sixty six thirty and hundred seven and seventy hundredths of an acre, acre, an of hundredths seventy and oe r less. or more of the Manasquan River and known known and River Manasquan the of and designated as Plot F on a Map Map a on F Plot as designated and of Property belonging to the Estate Estate the to belonging Property of .said line south thirty seven degrees degrees hun­ seven east minutes seven five thirty forty ’and south line .said f h lt Arhm . Osborn. J. Abraham late the of ry ie f h pbi ra fo Un­ from road public the of line erly River Drive at the most southerly cor­ southerly called most Laird’s the at Drive Robert Dr. River to Lane ion e o Po E s ad on n said on down laid as E Plot of ner line of Plot E north forty four degrees degrees four forty north E Plot of line east nine hundred and nineteen feet feet nineteen and the hundred nine along east (1)' running thence map; it Tat Pos ad : Begin­ C: and B Plots Tract: Fifth the line of land now (1886) owned by by owned (1886) to now land foot a of of line the hundredths one fifty and Andrew J. Osborn; thence (2) along along (2) thence Osborn; J. Andrew dred and thirty eight feet and thirty thirty and feet eight thirty and dred otel cmr f lt o said on G Plot of comer most the to northerly foot a of hundredths three a; hne 3 aog h ln o the of line the along (3) thence map; hundred and ninety feet and forty forty and feet ten ninety west minutes and half hundred a and thirteen ae ot ffy he dges and degrees three fifty south same h sm nrh wny ere and degrees twenty of line north northerly same the the along (4) stake a thence to foot a of hundredths three in the northerly line of said road; road; said of line northerly the in inn. otiig ite ars and acres fifteen Containing ginning. hun­ hundred two thirty six and west feet fourteen minutes and five forty ie udets f n acre. an Be­ of of hundredths place nine the to foot a of dredths otae t wt h fut, it and fifth fourth, the wit (to mortgage sixth tracts above described) be first first be described) above tracts sixth said s complainant in described tracts h frttre rcs ecie i com­ in described thereafter tracts that three and first the parcel one in sold is, eod n tid rcs bv de­ the above wit, tracts third (to and second first, mortgage said plainant’s od by sold the at execution in taken als., et Lee, parcel: one in sold be scribed) ut f etn . isy ad o be to and Kinsey, P. Newton of suit it Tat Oe h nrhry side northerly the One Tract: Sixth Lum, Tamblyn and Fairlie, Sol’rs. Sol’rs. Fairlie, and Tamblyn Lum, 1937. 7, April Dated einn a a tk i te north­ the in stake a at Beginning 28 ie) $99.96 lines) (238 u o te or o Cacr o the of issued Chancery of directed, Court me the a to of fa. of virtue out fi. By of — writ SALE SHERIFF’S ewe te or o 1 ocok n 5 and o’clock 12 of hours the between exposed on vendue, be public will at sale Jersey, to New of State ie i te feno o si dy at day said Saving of Daylight afternoon the in o’clock 2 Time) (at o’clock 6.0 , , , 368.00. of New Monmouth, Borough the of County in House Freehold, Court the ad n peie hriatr particu­ hereinafter premises and said land of $7,- approximately decree to a amounting satisfy court to Jersey, e Jre, nw ad eintd as designated and known Jersey, in New Manasquan, of Borough be­ the and in lying ing situate, described, larly the County of Monmouth and State of of State and Monmouth of County the map of he Ludlow Tract at North North at a Tract on S Ludlow Block he in of (1) map One Number lot Brighton made by Herman Lehlbach, Lehlbach, Herman by made Brighton hundred and twenty-nine feet and and feet twenty-nine and hundred 1882. D. A. February, Surveyor, Tuttle avenue, thence (1) easterly easterly (1) thence avenue, of er wes­ com Tuttle southwesterly foot the a from of terly hundredths three eighty-five disant avenue, Tuttle of line ly And that the fourth fifth and sixth sixth and fifth fourth the that And u svnynn ad ihyfv hun­ eighty-five ave­ and Tuttle seventy-nine of nue line southerly the along ody te 0h a o My 1937, May, of day 10th the Monday, dredths feet; thence (2) southery at at southery (2) thence feet; dredths terly parallel with Tuttle avenue sev- sev- avenue Tuttle with parallel terly hun­ one avenue Tuttle to angles right rd n ffy et tec () wes­ (3) thence feet; fifty and dred feet; thence (4) northerly one hundred hundred one northerly hundredths (4) thence twnty-seven feet; and nty-five ezd s h poet o Jms L. James of property the as Seized h pae f beginning. of to place feet the hundredths seven and fifty and bv As­ Loan suit and the Building at Manasquan execution of in taken Barry, sociation, a corporation and to be sold sold be to and corporation a sociation, ae pi , 1937.8, April Dated wn . ere SolT. Pearce, C. Owen 4 lns *18'90 Com­ of Board the to apply to tends lines) (45 N J., for a seasonal plenary retail con­ retail plenary seasonal a for J., N sumption license for premises located located premises for license Belmar, sumption of Borough the of missioners at the northwest comer of Third and and Third of comer northwest the at f n, hud e ae meitl in immediately Objections, made be should any, Belmar. if avenues, Ocean, All the following tract or parcel of of parcel or tract following the All writing to J. A. Joeck, Clerk of the the of Clerk Joeck, A. J. to writing oog o Bla, . J. N. Belmar, of Borough pi 1, 23. 16, April einn a a on i te souther­ the in point a at Beginning Seized as the property of Mary Jane Jane Mary of property the as Seized ae oie ht oi Lvn in­ Levine Boris that notice Take GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. Sheriff. ROBERTS, H. GEORGE GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Sheriff ROBERTS, H. GEORGE Signed, OS ADVERTISER COAST hn Bla 2083-W Belmar Phone hney 3-208 Chancery New Columbia Hotel Grill. Grill. Hotel Columbia New PRINTING NOTICE OI LEVINE, BORIS JOB E W DO COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J„ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937 LEGIONAIRES MEET IN A. P. TOMORROW

Harry W. Colmery, national com­ mander of the American Legion, will address a group of Monmouth and Ocean county Legionaires in Asbury Park this Saturday, April 24, at a lun­ cheon in the Beekeley-Carteret Hotel. Colmery, who was elected com­ mander at the recent Cleveland con­ vention, will be the guest of Asbury Park Post No. 24. The Legion head will make his annual visitation to the New Jersey Department next week and will speak in only three places. Harry M. Welsford, Asbury Park, Monmouth county commander, is the chairman of the luncheon committee. He is being assisted by Louis L. Fischer, commander of the Asbury Park post, Albert Heimroth, Clarence N. Chamberlain, Dr. W. F. Jamison and Harold Young.

AMERICAN HOME CONFERENCE HELD IN NEW YORK

A Conference sponsored by the American Home Department of a New York branch of the Federation of Wo­ men’s Clubs was held Friday in the Conference Room of the New York Herald Tribune. The department’s chairman, Mrs. A. E. Karpman, pre­ sided while Miss Eloise Davison, the director of the newspaper’s “Home In­ stitute” Welcomed the guests and talked to them on the new science of “Kitcheneering.” She was followed by Miss Margery Curry, a writer on art subjects who, while arranging practical room set­ tings before the Conference, used the theme “Art Strikes the Keynote” to show that a picture can give the color keynote to an entire room’s furniture, draperies ,carpet and accessories. Representing the Fashion side of NOW! BUY ON THIS EASY home life, Miss Renee Long followed Miss Curry on the platform and talk­ ed on “Living Self Portraits”—her METER-ICE PLAN! thesis being that every woman can— Balaam • Select the Frigidaire that best suits your individual require­ through- the picture she presents to the ments. n world each day—be as much an artist • It will be delivered to your home with a little bank-like as the creator of designs, paintings and device called “Meter-Ice” attached. decoration. The Conference was climaxed by a *f e w <*«* Fifth Avenue store’s fashion show, * count * m01“ h ° ur representative will call, collect the money, and credit it to your taking as its theme “Fashion Follows S r n i t s ' the News”—a practical demonstration w o n c T io K • W hen payments are completed we remove the “Meter-Ice” and the Frigidaire is yours of the fact that many leading fashions k r r f e & T j are inspired or influenced by the offer lasts ^ °^Portunit>'- N o red-tape. N o “catches”. Act now while this liberal ideas contained in a day-to-day news­ paper headlines.

Chancery 3-204 I m a d e o n l y b y c e n e r a l m o t o r s SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a Larger models available a t slightly writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued more per day on Meter-Ice Plan. out of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on Monday, the 10th day of May, 1937, between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Come in and see thrilling Proof of ALL 5 BASIC SERVICES o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving Time) in the afternoon of said day, at for complete home refrigeration the Court House, in the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New 1. GREATER ICE-ABILITY Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said 5. GREATER SAVE-ABILITY court amounting to approximately $9,- Ends "Cube-Struggle” and “ Ice-Famine’ 383.00. Only Frigidaire has the 2. GREATER STORAGE-ABILITY All that certain lot, tract or parcel O n ly f n & a w ' of land and premises hereinafter par­ Ends old-fashioned crowding ticularly described, situate, lying and Instant ^ ub< Cots Current Cost to the Bone! being in the Borough of Belmar in the 3. GREATER PROTECT-ABILITY County of Monmouth and State of It.s io every ^ “ ayi’, Simplest refrigerating mechan­ nuty” Frigidaite. H New Jersey being lot number five hun­ Keeps food safer, fresher, longer ism ever built! Only 3 moving dred and thirty-two (532) as shown on ?ice-cubes 7 «bes from tray,2 parts, including the motor.. .per­ manently oiled, sealed against map of lots of the Ocean Beach Asso­ at a tu»e- 4. GREATER DEPEND-ABILiTY ciation, duly filed in the office of the moisture and dirt. Gives Super- I Clerk of Monmouth County, and par­ ending feucet, Duty at amazing saving. See in. See its quick, 5- Year Protection Plan on the sealed-in mech- The i ne Proof P roof witlwith an actual elec- ticularly bounded and described as amsm. Built and backed by General Motors trie m«e° msri follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point in the south erly line of Third avenue, distant one hundred (100) feet west from the wes­ terly line of "C” Street and extending from thence (1) southerly, along the westerly line of lot number 531 as shown on said map, one hundred and fifty (150) feet to the rear line of lot number 632, thence (2) westerly along the rear line of lot number 632, fifty (50) feet to the easterly line of lot number five hundred and thirty three (533); thence (3) northerly along the easterly line of lot number 533, one hundred and fifty (150) feet to the southerly line of Third avenue; thence PHONE BELMAR 2600 (4) easterly, along the southerly line of Third avenue, fifty (50) feet to the point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with all materials, equipment, furnishings or other prop­ erty whatsoever installed or to be in­ checks stalled and used in and about the building or buildings now erected or COLDS hereafter to be erected upon the lands and herein described, which are necessary General Cars to the complete and comfortable use FEVER first day and occupancy of such building or Liquid, Tablets Headache- 3° i . buildings for purposes for which they Tires W ashed Salve, No6e Drops were or are to be erected, including in part all awnings, screens, shades, fix­ tures, and all heating, lighting, venti­ lating, refrigerating, incinerating equip Try “Rub-My-Tism” World’s Best ment and appurtenances there to. Seized as the property of CARRIE SERVICE WITH A SMILE Liniment 30 # DECKER, et als., taken in execution UB soothing, warming Musterole at the suit of THE HOME OWNERS’ R well into your chest and throat. LOAN CORPORATION, a body cor­ You always get a little more than you pay for Musterole is NOT just a salve. It’s a " counter-irritant” containing porate of the United States of Ameri­ when you deal with us— Clean “gas,” full measure F O O D F A C T S ca and to be sold by good old-fashioned cold remedies— GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. oil of mustard, menthol, camphor Did You Know That: — Clean oil, the brand your motor likes best,— and and other valuable ingredients. Dated April 7, 1937. C h i c k en - a - la - King was Edwin P. Longstreet, Sol’r. cheerful service to bring you back. That’s why it gets such fine results —better than the old-fashioned mus­ named after a prominent (69 1.) $28.98 American chef and not after tard plaster. It penetrates, stimu­ royalty. Free Air and Water—We Fix Flats lates, warms and soothes, drawing out local congestion and pain. Used by — —American oysters are gray while those of France are Special Prices on Cars Greased and Sprayed millions for 25 years. Recommended greenish. Hutchinson Art Shop f Cars Called for and Delivered Free Complete Battery Service by many doctors and nurses. All drug- gists. In three strengths: Regular ------G o v e r n m e n t grading of Exclusive Agency for Columbia $ Strength, Children’s (mild), and Ex- Meats is on ; the increase. TYDOL GASOLINE Strong. Tested and approved by The grade terms used are and Minerva Yarns, D. M. a “choice,” “prime,” “good,” Cotton, Alsatian Embroidery, QUAKENBUSH SERVICE STATION UoodHousekeepingBureau,No.4867. "medium,” and “plain.” Embroidery Stamping and (TWO MAN SERVICE) ------Garabansos, or chick peas, are to be introduced and Hand-knitted Sweaters Phene SIM PHONE 604 promoted in the United WE AOCEPT SCRIP States by Mexican interests. 806 F STREET These "food facts” are compiled *U» Aveaue and F Street Belmar, New Jersey **» by the Division of Consumer In­ formation, New Jersey State De­ partment of Agriculture. /

COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937

BOB STERLING HAS THE COAST ADVERTISER Make Poppy Day DUAL CELEBRATION LOUIS BARR, Owner and Publisher Better Than Ever Robert Sterling, of 206 Eighteenth avenue recently celebrated a dual af­ tfSOCiALfc J. CHARLES TURNER. Editor AMERICAN LEGION AUXILARY fair, it being the anniversary of bis birth and also marked the completion Pubiieation Office and Plant: 704 Ninth Avenue, Belmar, N. J. Phcme 2083-W. Lieut. A. Frances White who |s with SETS DATE OF OBSERVANCE of thirty years in the Railway Mail Rev. Swain Houtain the Pacific fleet is spending a five- Entered as seeond class matter at the Post Office at Belmar, New Jersey, FOR MAY 29 Service, running between New York J\ under the Act of Congress and Washington, D. C., on March 22. Feted By Friends weeks’ furlough with his mother on Poppy Day will be observed here Many changes have occuvri.l in the D street. past thirty years, for when he entered N SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Saturday, May 29, it is announced by 'the American Legion Auxiliary of the servjce, wooden mail cars were SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY TEN­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wise of Ninth Single Copy, 4 cents: Three Months, .40; Six Months, .75; One Year, $1.50 Herbert-Worthington-White Post. used, and were lighted with Pintch avenue have returned from their win­ DERED HIM BY MEMBERS O F Plans were formulated at the last Gas, and in the summer months, the ter home in Florida. heat from these lamps was almost un­ In erderuig the change of subscription address, please give the aid as well as meeting of the auxiliary to make this M. E. C H U R CH year’s observance more successful than bearable. These cars were sixty feet Returning from an extended vaca­ the new address. News Mams of local and personal interest invited. tion visiting friends and relatives in ever. Mrs. Emily Knox was appoint­ long as compared with the new all- The Rev. Swain Houiain, a student ed captain of the gold team. steel cars of today, which are seventy several cities, Mrs. G. W. Jamison has of Temple University, Philadelphia, Mrs. Madeline Smock, chairman of feet long and are equipped with elec­ returned and opened her home at 600 and pastor in charge of Grace M. E. Avenue A. « • wl belief and sick benefit reported that tric lights. I AS ft Ml cards and flowers had been sent to Many changes have been made in church, Union Beach, was guest of several sick members and also that regard to working mails enroute. In honor Monday at a surprise party giv­ The Belmar Woman’s Club will pots of flwoers had been sent to Gold former years, all .classes of mail were en by his many friends of the M. E. sponsor a benefit party next Tuesday Star mothers at Easter. worked on trains, but today only first church here. evening at 8 o’clock in the club room EFFECT OF TRANSPORTATION Mrs. Bertha Haberstick, rehabilita­ and secondclass mail, Registers and Mrs. Laura Davison of 502 Seventh at the Public Library. tion chairman reported that the com­ Airmails are handled. Other class mail avenue was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Transit builds the municipality, whether city, town or borough. One mittee had secured employment for is worked in terminals and ser.' to the William Barton, Mrs. S. J. Woolley The Scout Mothers’ Auxiliary of and the Misses’ Laura Martin and Dor­ Troop 40 held a successful card party "has only to watch the development of suburban areas or building operations eight veterans. trains to be carried in storage cars. It formerly took about six hours to othy Davison. Saturday night in the Community anywhere to realize the truth of that statement. make a trip to Washington, but today The room was tastefully decorated center. The affair was open to the One of the first things a prospective home builder wants to know since the Pennsylvania R. R. has elec­ in black and yellow and in the center public. The proceeds will go toward trified its road, it is nothing for of the refreshment table was a huge the Boys’ fund. is how he will be able to reach his place of business or employment. Trans­ these fast flying new electric engines birthday cake in celebration of Mr. portation companies are kept busy planning new rail and bus routes to meet to run 90 miles an ht ur, making the Houtain’s twenty-first birthday. The Mrs. Ann Carr was hostess in her trip in tnree hours, forty minutes. cake was made by George Swain the home, 710 Tenth avenue to members the demands of growth in new sections. And so the mail must go. guest’s grandfather. of the Rainbow Girls Club Saturday Probably few persons realize the magnitude of the business carried Mr. Sterling or Fob,” as he it bet­ Among those attending the party night. were: the Rev. and Mrs. John W. Sto­ on by a transit company in these days. ter known, resided in Trenton for many years, coming to Belmar as a kes, Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley, Mr. A benefit party under the auspices To render the service required the company must lay tracks, paving, summer resident in 1925 and liking the and Mrs. Floyd Davenport, Mrs. Cas- of Victory Court, Order of Amaranth, erect overhead construction and keep it always in good condition. NOT THAT ITS ANY OF HIS DARN­ place so well, that he is now a perma­ sie Thompson, Mrs. Lewis Thompson will be held in Newman’s Hall on ED BUSINESS, BUT OUR NOSY Mrs. Annie Wooley, Mrs. Ethel Hou­ Both railroad cars and buses must be put into the repair shops at nent resident of this borough and a Seventh avenue next Thursday night CORRESPONDENT WOULD LIKE Belmar booster. tain, the Misses Catherine Thompson, at 8 o’clock. fixed intervals for repainting and mechanical rebuilding and inspection TO KNOW:— As secretary of the New Jersey Abbie White, Mabel Hallimond, Mil­ Branch R. M. A. he entertained .he dred Porterfield, Belle Green, also Miss Anita de Monseigle, who spent Operatng crews also must be trained to handle the public with speed and Who is waiting for the ball season members of this organization with the Paul C. Taylor, William Heyniger, Sr., her spring vacation with her parents safety. to open? able assistance of Mrs. Sterling, at Roger Conklin, Jr., Marshall Daven­ at their home on Inlet terrace, re­ annual outings at their home for many port and William Hurley. turned Monday to resume her studies If the boy who spent the winter in years, unt|l it uotgrew the accommoda­ a tthe University of North Carolina. THE RELIEF PROBLEM Florida is glad to get back? tions of their home. WOMAN’S CLUB HEARS Pride of Wall Council, Daughters of Who hitch hiked from Newark to TALK ON DRESSING America held a successful card party The relief problem, bad enough just as a problem for municipal M. E. CHURCH WOMEN Belmar the other day? PLAN PENNY SUPPER last night in the West Belmar fire­ governments fo cope with has assumed the aspect of a Chinese puzzle since Miss Ruth Lehman, county demon­ house. the Work Project Administration and the State Financial Aid Commission How long did it take him? The Blue Team of the Methodist stration agent addressed the American Church Woman’s Guild will hold a Home Department of the Woman’s Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pflug of 607' entered the picture. If the bowling banquet was a suc­ ‘‘penny supper" Tuesday, May 11 with Club in the clubroom Friday afternoon Twelfth avenue had as their guests It would require two of the proverbial Philadelphia lawyers to make cess? Mrs. J. V. Thetford as chairman. This on “The All Purpose Frock as a Basis over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Melvin was planned at a meeting in the home for Wardrobe Planning.” Knitted, Riker and Miss Lena Pflug of New­ sense out of the entangling rules and regulations consequent upon appeal Who enjoyed the opening game at of Mrs. John Brandt, 406 Eleventh crocheted and hand woven articles ark. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giles and for their aid in lightening the taxpayers' burden. the Yankee stadium? avenue at which arrangements for a were exhibited by the members. their daughter, Helen, are their guests Mrs. Herbert Blaicher presided over this week. Mr. and Mrs. Giles re­ The present muddle of finances is causing many headaches and rummage sale some time in May was Who muffed a real live one last also discussed. the meeting and at its close, assisted cently returned from wintering in bringing gray hairs onto the heads of municipal officials and making the Tuesday? The group has donated a cabinet to by Mrs. William Pinkerton, sereved re­ Florida and will shortly open their their summer home here. honor and glory of their positions look like a dark and dingy fog. the church kitchen. freshments to the members and When all the bridges will be open? guests. Undoubtedly the actual handing out of cash is a process that re­ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Mrs. E. R. Simmill of Marconi road wos hostess at a card party and lunch quires careful and detailed work, but if fifty per cent of the red tape were Who sees the other fellow’s faults The United States Civil Service Com­ MRS. CLAYTON AGAIN mission has announced open competi­ for the benefit of Spring Lake Chap­ cut out and half the staff that makes it were eliminated, it seems to us it most of the time? HEADS CIVIC LEAGUE tive examinations as follows: ter, Order of the Eastern Star. Associate physicist (electroencephal­ would be beneficial to all concerned. ______How does he get that way? For the third consecutive term Mrs. The First Aid and Safety Squad will ography), $3,200 a year, U. S. Public Mary Clayton of Sixteenth avenue benefit by a games party which at­ Health Service. Seek Information Who went on the “wagon” for the heads the Woman’s Civic League. tracted many players to Community Poet Sings O f Endocrinologist, $3,800 a year, Bu­ season? Mrs. Pauline Morrissey is vice-presi­ Center Monday night. reau of Dairy Industry. dent, Mrs. Anna Coveney treasurer and On W . P. A. Work Full information may be obtained O ld Belmar If those girls will enjoy themselves Mrs. Mary Thompson secretary for the Mrs. Rebecca Seidner, chaplain of in N .Y. next Wednesday? from the Post Office. Monmouth district Rebekah lodges at­ SOUTH BELMAR WANTS EXPLAN­ ensuing year. K. VAN R. GIBSON FORMER RESI­ Miss Margaret DeHart of 309 Third A farewell dinner was tendered Mrs. tended the annual installation of offi­ Who is to be the leader? ATION ON PECULIAR avenue, a junior at New Jersey Col­ Robert Buhler, Saturday night by the cers of Gallilee Lodge, 82 in Newark, DENT RECALLS BYGONE DAYS club. Mrs. Buhler is leaving Belmar at which A1 Bonsall of United lodge, SITUATION Who has a great dane for a body­ lege for Women and a member of the Assembly of the Co-operative Govern­ to make her home in New York City. also of Belmar entertained with sev­ guard in the wee hours of the morn­ IN VERSE The South Belmar Borough Council ment Association, has been elected eral pianoforte selections. ing? Tuesday night authorized Borough social chairman of the Bee’s organiza­ RAINBOW GIRLS DANCE America Council, Sons and Daugh­ One of the prominent poems in a tion for the following year. The Bee’s Clerk John P. Carlton to write the How that old quartet sounded to the ters of Liberty held a most enjoyable new poetry book entitled “Brave Lind­ Women’s Employment department of is a social club for commuting stud­ Iris Assembly of Rainbow Girls has customers the other night? card party in Newman’s Hall Frirday ents and is one of the largest organ­ completed plans for its first annual bergh and Other Poems,” by K. van the W. P. A. and request that a repre­ night. Prizes were awarded and re­ izations of its kind on campus, with spring sport dance to be held this Rensselear Gibson, M. A. recalls the sentative be assigned to appear before If H. S. will be seen around Memo­ freshments served. that body and explain its status re­ a membership of over three hundred. Saturday night in Newman’s Hall. old stage-coach days of Belmar in the rial Park this summer? Music for the occasion will be furnish­ garding two women employed at the Miss DeHart has also been invited to The Woman’s Missionary Society of past. ed by Manny Lazere’s orchestra. Neptune Township W. P. A. sewing If those flounder fishermen are get­ assist as hostess of a house on Doug­ the Methodist church is holding a ser­ The author is an “old-timer” who Miss Vera Woolley is chairman of room. las Campus for the weekend of the ies of weekly luncheons Thursdays ting the limit these days? the arrangement committee. spent many summers here during his This action was taken at the sug­ Pre-College Guidance Conference. from 12 to 2 P. M. in the dining room early days and has been moved to gestion of Mayor Frank Herbert after How many boats were out on Shark of the churrch. The handmade bed jacket donated AID FOR THE NEEDY sing the praises of the old village, discussion of a communication from river last Sunday? the Neptune Township branch where by Mrs. Anna Goldstein for the bene­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor were with its “dusty roads at sunset hour South Belmar, by unanimous vote of two South Belmar women are employ­ Who likes to play around with the fit of the First Aid Squad was won by called to Maryland last week on ac­ and its "sweetly .tnkling stage-coach Mrs. Jessie Priore at the meeting in the Borough Commission authorized count of the illness and death of Mr. ed requesting that the borough con­ ladies every so long? bells.” He recalls with delight the tribute $6 per month for each for ma­ Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com- Borough Clerk John F. Carlton Tues­ Taylor’s father. Mr. and Mrs. Paul day night to make application to the C. Taylor and Mr. Clarence Taylor at­ many “clanking wind-mills" and rre- terial used. The letter stated that if I If the bridge on route 35 will soon pany’s rooms. this request was not complied with j Financial Assistance, Commission of tended the funeral which was held fers to that well-known landmark—the be ready? within 30 days the two women would LEAVE IT TO THE WOMEN the State under its new regulations for Monday at the late home in Stockton, “old ship spar,” a relique of a wreck TO PUT OVER A BIG TIME a continuance of aid in taking care of have to be discharged, which would Md. of long ago along the Belmar coast. Who would like to be a tender on result in their being replaced on the (Continued from 1st Page) the needy. Other local points of interest are in­ the structure? borough’s relief roll. Mrs. Frank Frosch, and Richard Swee Arthur Purchase, president of Bel­ MRS. KATE SCHULTZ troduced. It appeared from the statement in ,’ney; two songs by Mrs. Kitty Cowan mar Motors, Inc., attended a confer­ The title poem describes the flying If he can make the grade? the letter that Neptune has been pur­ who also acted as master of ceremon­ PASSES AWAY AT 78 ence of Chevrolet dealers in New York career of the famous visitor, and is chasing materials for use in the sew­ If the playboys are about ready to ies; songs by Roy Delaney and Carl Wednesday. intended to mark the approaching ing room and is some $200 in the red Schroeder; a tap dance by Wilma Stu- Funeral services for Mrs. Kate tenth anniversary of the Paris non­ fold up for the summer? for which several neighboring muni­ derman and songs by Walter Lamson. Schultz of 408 Thirteenth avenue, were The Men’s Brotherhood of the Pres­ stop flight. The volume is illustrated, byterian church will hold its regular cipalities are indebted. If that rotund gent got a red face Those assisting Mrs. Giles on the held Monday night at 8 o’clock in the and the cover design showing an air­ Councilman William C. Speakman when his name was mentioned recent committee were: Mrs. Emma Light, Bennett Funeral Home. The Rev. E. monthly dinner-meeting in the church plane in flight is by van R. Gibson, suggested that it would perhaps be ly along matrimonial lines? president of the club; Mrs. Helen An- J. Walenta, rector of Bradley Beach social room. Motion pictures will be Jr., one of the author’s sons. part of the evening’s entertainment. better to allow the two women to be tonides, Mrs. Sarah Blum, Mrs. Mane Episcopal church officiated. The author is a writer and lecturer put back on the relief roll and that If the boys and girls enjoyed them­ Brockstedt, Mrs. Daisy Rankin ,Mrs. Further services were held Wednes­ Dinner will be served at 6:45. of some note, and was recently award- the W. P- A. in exchange put three selves at the big show? Bert Cowan, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. day afternoon at 2 o’clock at 578 An- . ed an M. A. degree by Columbia Uni­ local men to work on the Como Lake Marie Delaney, Mrs. Sarah Ferruggi- derdonk avenue, Ridgewood. Inter­ Young J. M. Galluccio went to have versity for work persued in the field project in place of three out-of-town Who says he can’t take it any more? aro, Mrs. Jane Frosch, Mrs. Helen ment was made in the Lutheran ceme­ his eyes tested for glasses Wednesday of education. He is a resident of Yon­ and i m a g i n e d he was in a dentist s men now on that job for which South What made him get that way? Hart and Mrs. Jack Haag. tery, Middle Village, Long Island. chair when the occulist started opera­ kers, N. Y. Belmar furnishes the material. Prizes were awarded to Paul Camp, Mrs. Schultz, who was in her sev­ Who is the champ tomato pie eater “doorman” ; Mrs. Sara Blum, cigarette enty-ninth year, is survived by three tions. Jimmy jumped a foot in the air when the doctor approached him MAKES CARS: NEVER RIDES NATIONAL CHILD in this or any other burg? girl; Mrs. S. Ferruggiaro, hostess; Mrs. daughter's, Mrs. William Neyhouse of Marie Delaney, sandwich girl, and Mrs. and certainly could see stars. HEALTH DAY Bradley Beach; Mrs. Roscoe Tagle of Ernie Crosbie, Oldsmobile factory Who says we are afraid to mention Kitty Cowan, mistress of ceremonies. Hollis, Long Island and Mrs. Mac Bol- John (Red) Daly, former football employee, who walks a round trip of Health Protection for Every Child is his moniker? Guests were present from Asbury ker of this borough; two sons, Lawr­ star of Asbury Park High School and six miles to and from work every day, the keynote of the nation-wide move­ Park, Neptune, Avon, Matawan, Keans ence and Edward Schultz of Mineola, employee of the Coast Advertiser was has held the long distance walking ment in observance of May 1 as Na­ Who resembles that head at Jim­ burg, New York and points north, L. I. and a brother, Anthony Schrein­ a visitor here Tuesday and Wednes­ championship of the United States tional Child Health Day. Designated my's on Tenth avenue? south, east and west. er of Jamaica, L, I. day. since 1931 and has been a member of by Congress and by proclamations of Prominent among them were Sher­ Is it a ringer for P. S.? two Olympic teams. Crosbie never President Roosevelt and Governor iff George H. Roberts, Surrogate Jos­ FITKIN AUXILIARY MEETING MORRIS-TERHUNE rides in an automobile. eph L. Donahay, Mayor Thomas S. Hoffman, Edwin C. Hill, news com­ Who got the ice cubes in his pants? The regular monthly business meet­ mentator will be the national master Dillon, Under Sheriff Carl Schroeder, ing of the Belmar Auxiliary of Fitkin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Terhune of Oldsmobile is the oldest producer of bf ceremonies for the May Day cele­ president of the Men’s Club; Post­ SOUTH BELMAR ADOPTS Memorial Hospital will be held at the Locust avenue, Neptune City announce brations to be held in New York’s master Everett Antonides and others automobiles in America; the first DAYLIGHT SAVING home of Mrs. E. F. Lyman, 600 N. the marriage of their daughter, Miss Waldorf-Astoria and the thousands of too numerous to mention—everybody Oldsmobile was built in 1897. It is Lake Drive, on Friday, April 23, 2:00 Mildred Terhune to Joseph Morris, son of May Day celebrations to be held The Borough Council of South Bel­ was there. P. M. Assistant hostesses, Mrs. J. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris of 802 permanently housed in the Smithson­ simultaneously throughout the United mar, Tuesday night, by resolution It was, indeed, one of the most col- Goldstein, Mrs. H. W. Hurley, Mrs. F street, this borough. States. adopted daylight saving time begin­ orful and exhilerating affairs ever ian Insttiution in Washington, D. C. Jos. SUverstein, Mrs. W. J. Sterner. ning Sunday morning at 2 o’clock. held in Belmar.

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COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937

Chancery 3-227 SHARK RIVER SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a writ of ft fa. to me directed, issued M A N O R N E W S out of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on Most of the many property owners Monday, the 17th day of May, 1937, at Shark River Manor spent either between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Sunday or two or three days this past o’clock (at 2 o’clock. Daylight Saving f t * i weekend at their cottages, and the im­ Time) in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House in the Borough of provement of the grounds on Monday !W Freehold, County of Monmouth, New was very noticeable. Most all of the Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said court families spent considerable time in the amounting to approximately $5,465.00. All the following tract or parcel of outdoors and unless we are greatly land and premises hereinafter particu­ mistaken, the Manor will be a beauti­ larly described, situate, lying and be­ ful garden spot within a very short ing in the Borough of Sea Girt, in the time due to the efforts of the indi­ County of Monmouth and State of 5 SS vidual property owners. As A Depositor New Jersey, known and designated as lots Numbers Thirty-five (35), Thirty Mr. and Mrs. Herring of Atlantic six (36), Thirty-seven (37), Forty-one \ City have signed a contract for the You have a right to look to us for facilities and (41) and Forty-two (42) in block Num­ erection of one of the larger type of ber Thirteen (13) of Sea Girt, as shown bungalows on a plot they already own. on an “Amended Map of Sea Girt, New A X V JV t specialized knowledge of a kind you are less Jersey,” Frank Osborn, Engineer, It will be occupied part of the season 1909, filed in the office of the Clerk of by the new owners and part of the likely to possess. The worth of our service the County of Monmouth, New Jer­ season it will be for rent. sey, February 7, 1911. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler took possession will depend to a great extent upon the use you Seized as the property of James Barber, Jr., individually etc., et als., I his summer satisfy that longing you’ve had for of their new cottage Saturday of last taken in execution at the suit of Owen week at the Manor and purchased the make of it. A ll of our banking servics are C. Pearce, Guardian, etc., and to be years to see Yosemite and Yellowstone and the corner property adjoining their cot­ sold by tage, and now have a fine 100x100 GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. Grand Canyon. Go Westl But before you make open to you. Dated April 15, 1937. plot, corner of Salem Road and Ma­ Owen C. Pearce, Sol’r. your plans you will want to read every page of nor Drive. (35 lines) $14.70 Mr. and Mrs. Forster of Manor the big "1937 Guide for the Western Traveler" NEW ACCOUNTS INVITED Drive have completed the addition on Common Law 3-170 their cottage and were very busy over SHERIFF'S SALE —■ By virtue of a in the Sunday Herald Tribune, April 25th .. .This writ fi. fa. to me directed, issued out the weekend completing some work on of the New Jersey Supreme Court, will annual feature magazine section contains many the interior of their bungalow. There be exposed to sale at public vendue, on illustrated columns on the natural wonders of seemed to be a continuous stream of Monday, the 17th day of May, 1937, guests at the Forster cottage and as between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 the West, its scenes of historic and romantic beauty, o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving soon as they arrive they all seem to Hrlmar National lank Time) in the afternoon of said day, at its resorts, its parks, its dude ranches, its fiestas, get busy assisting “the boss.” the Court House in the Borough of Several lot sales were closed over Freehold, County of Monmouth, New its hunting and fishing. Don't miss itl It's bound the weekend and plans for the erec­ Belmar, New Jersey Jersey, to satisfy a judgment of said court amounting to approximately $14,- to make your trip a better one. ______tion of more buildings continues. 648.00. Line extensions by the Electric Light Member Federal Deposit All the defendant’s right, title and Company were completed and now all interest, if any, in and to the follow­ the houses have electric service. An­ Insurance Corporation ing: other improvement for Shark River Premises of BERTHA B. VAN STONE, situate in the BOROUGH OF Manor. MANASQUAN, COUNTY OF MON­ Yes sir, Mr. Sheehan has started h|s MOUTH and STATE OF NEW JER­ improvements. SEY. Mrs. Lester Brown and the dog FIRST TRACT: lying on the West IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY under the last will and testament of side of the Highway leading from “Brownie” have returned from a three Joseph W. Kenney, deceased who died Manasquan (formerly Squan Village) months stay in Florida and have open­ To Frank T. Thurlow, Executor of the seized of the premises mentioned and to New Squan Bridge; Beginning in ed their Swiss model cottage on Man­ described in the said bill, and by vir­ last Will and Testament of Phebe the middle of said highway at the or drive and River plaza. Their large Jane Thurlow, deceased, Dr. Wayne tue thereof claim an interest by way northeast corner of Henry Reynolds Babcock, Clarinda Snyder, Dorian of dower or otherwise in the said lot upon which he now or formerly corner plot has been plowed and ten Kenney Snyder and Mercy Snyder, his mortgaged premises; and you, Mr. fruit trees are bejng planted this week. Snyder, husband of Marjory Roseine resided and from thence running (1) wife, Perle Banks and Charles V. in a northwesterly course along the Mrs. Gammon of Brooklyn has been Snyder, are made a defendant because Banks, her husband, Joseph William north line of said Henry Reynolds lot spending several weeks at the Manor. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, wife of Jos­ you are the husband of Marjory Rose­ aforesaid three chains sixty-two links She is painting trellises and planting eph William Snyder, Franklin Alonzo ine Snyder, a beneficiary under the Last Will and Testament of Joseph W. to the northwesterly corner of said Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, wife of Fran­ Reynolds lot; thence (2) running in a flowers, while the boss paints the klin Alonzo Snyder, Salem Clifford Kenney, deceased, who died seized of bungalow. If all the seeds that were the premises mentioned and described northeasterly direction and parallel Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, wife of Sal­ with the said highway fifty feet; planted, do what the seedman says em Clifford Snyder, Marjory Roseine in the said bill, and by virtue thereof claim an interest by way of curtesy thence (3) in a southeasterly direction they will, the Gammon cottage prom­ Snyder and Mr. Snyder, husband of and parallel with the north line of Marjory Roseine Snyder and Roseine or otherwise in the said mortgaged ises to be a pretty picture during the premises; and you Roseine Kenney, said Henry Reynolds’ lot three chains summer season. Kenney, widow: are made a defendant because you are sixty-two links more or less to the By virtue of an order of the Court middle of said road; thence (4) south­ Mr. and Mrs. Riceman and family of Chancery of New Jersey made on the sole surviving heir at law and next of kin of Richard George Ken­ westerly along the middle of said road spent Sunday at the Manor and helped the day of the date hereof in a cause fifty feet to the Beginning. Contain­ ney, a beneficiary under the last Will some of the new arrivals get their cot­ wherein Garrett Cartan is complainant and Testament of Joseph W. Kenney, ing one quarter of an acre of land and Frederick I. Wilson, substitution­ deceased, who died seized of the pre­ more or less. tages in shape. ary Administrator, with the Will an­ mises mentioned and described in the SECOND TRACT: is composed of lots The three muskateers were present. nexed, of the Estate of Joseph W. said bill, and by virtue thereof claim Numbers Fifty-seven (57) and Fifty- i f r j ! They are going to teach a certain some Kenney, deceased, and others are de­ nine (59) situated on the West side of to have some lien upon or interest in body to play ping pong and maybe fendants, you are required to appear Union Avenue and shown on “MAP the said mortgaged premises. that certa]n somebody is going to fool and answer the Bill of said complain­ BENJAMIN EDELSTEIN OF BUILDING LOTS OF OSBORN ant on or before the 15th day of June Solicitor of Complainant. CURTIS AS SURVEYED BY H. C. hem and take private lessons. next, or the said bill will be taken as Kinmonth Building WOOLMAN: MARCH A. D. 1877” duly Mr. Danzinger, Mr. Deakyne and confessed against you. Asbury Park, N. J. filed in the Clerk’s office of the Coun­ Mr .Cole have all completed extensive The said bill is filed to foreclose a ty of Monmouth. Dated: April 14th, 1937. plumbing improvements in their cot­ certain mortgage given by Joseph W. Seized as the property of BERTHA E. L. Moore, Jack Giffmd Charles R. Kenney, widower to Garrett Cartan, FREE! If excess acid causes you B VAN STONE, taken in execution at Seized as the property of Lyda M. tages during the past week. dated February 21st, 1929, on lands in Hughes, single, taken in execution at Measure, Aired Ferruggiaro, Peter Ci- Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indiges­ the suit of THE HACKENSACK Mr. and Mrs. Johns of Union City, the City of Asbury Park, County of TRUST COMPANY, a body corporate, the suit of Peter F .Conover and to be allella, Philip Ciallella, Donald E. recently listed their cottage for sale at Monmouth and State of New Jersey, tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, and to be sold by sold by Brand, Robert Pflug, Harry Pflug, Shark River Manor. The continued and recorded in Book 897 of Mort­ Nausea, get free sample doctor’s pre­ GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Hyman Peshkin, C. M. Taylor, Jrr., gages for said County, on page 496 &c. scription, Udga, at KASDEN’S drug Dated April 7, 1937. Dated April 15, 1937. Thomas J. Barton, Jr., D. L. Williams, improvement and betterment of the on February 26th, 1929, and you, Frank Wurts and Plympton, Att’ys. Edward G. Forman, Sol’r. Manor probably induced Mr. Johns to Store Daniel Williams, William Quakenbush, T. Thurlow, Executor of the last Will (59 lines) $24-78 (67 lines) $28.14 and Testament of Phebe Jane Thur­ Sam Kravitz, Fred Hansen, Jr., Wol­ change his mind and the property is low, deceased, are made a defendant Monmouth County Surrogate’s Office not for sale. We are glad Mr. Johns Chancery 3-223 171 LADS AND DADS cott Hansen, L. B. Sherman, Reynolds because you are the executor of the has changed his mind, because we kind SHERIFF'S SALE — By ivrtue of a AT COMMUNITY CENTER Wieger, Robert Sherman, Geo. Klein- last Will and Testament of Phebe In the Matter of the Estate of George of got used to having him around Jane Thurlow, deceased, a beneficiary Wilkins, deceased. Notice to creditors writ fi. fa. to me directed, issued out kauf, G. Donald Kleinkauf, Paul at the Manor and would miss the under the last will and testament of to Present Claims Against Estate. of the Court of Chancery of the State (Continued from 1st Page) Brand, Kenneth Fielder. of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale Joseph W. Kenney, deceased, who died Pursuant to the order of JOSEPH Harry Goldwyn, Jerome Berman, Mar­ Richard Bonk, Jack Bier, Milton whole family. seized of the premises mentioned and L. DONAHAY, Surrogate of the Coun­ at public vendue, on tin Kirschenbaum, Philip Steinberg, M|ss Ebbe Lofgren spent Sunday at described in the said bill, and by vir­ Monday, the 17th day of May, 1937, Ruhen, Oliver McGill, Achille Gal- ty of Monmouth, made on the Seven­ Julian Hoffman, Aaron Schlisserman, the Manor with guests and it was a i tue thereof claim to have some lien teenth day of April, 1937, on the appli­ between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 luccia, George Smith, Russell Brunt, perfect day for them. Nobody spilled upon or interest in the said mortgaged cation of Fred Wilkins, Jr., Admini­ o’clock (at 2 o’clock, Daylight Saving Ezra Bendow, Joseph Kirschenbaum, A. M. Dunhill, F. Cordon Walter, Jr., premises; and you, Dr. Wayne Bab­ strator of the estate of George Wilk­ Time) in the afternoon of said day, at Louis Catalano, George Heyniger, F. Gordon Walter, Jay Sterner, Jr., their coffee or dumped the groceries cock, Clarinda Snyder, Dorian Kenney ins, notice is hereby given to the cred­ the Court House in the Borough of H any Rierson, Hugh O. Bonk, N. R. this weekend Snyder, Joseph William Snyder, Perle Freehold. County of Monmouth, New William L. Schench, Jr., William L. itors of said deceased to exhibit to Schull, Creigh Cobb, Osborne L. Banks, Franklin Alonzo Snyder, Sal­ the subscriber Administrator as afore­ Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said Schenck, W. J. Sterner, John N. Ster­ em Clifford Snyder and Marjory said, their debts and demands against court amounting to approximately $7,- Schumpert, Frank McDermott, Aldo ner, E. Donald Sterner, George Ster­ Have Your Newspapers Delivered Roseine Snyder are made defendants the said estate, under oath, within six 437.00. , . , Marchetti, George O’Hogan, Jr., Jos­ ner, Cartland Seyniger, Jr., Roger All the following tract or parcel or at Your Door because you are beneficiaries under months from the date of the aforesaid eph Mayer. Conklin, Jr., William A. Sweetland, the last will and testament of Joseph order ,or they will be forever barred land and premises hereinafter partic­ Morning, Evening, Sunday John W. Mayer, Joseph Mayer, J. William A. Sweetland, Jr., Richard W. Kenney, deceased, who died seized of their actions therefor against the ularly described, situate, lying and be­ A. KAMINSKY of the premises mentioned and de­ said subscriber. ing in the Borough of Avon.. in the Kenneth Mayer, Burtis Clayton, Burt- Ruppel, John Cubbon, Cortland Hey­ scribed in the said bill, and by virtue Dated, Freehold, N. J., April 17, 1937. County of Monmouth and State or is Clayton, Jr., J. W. Stokes, J. W. niger, William E. Hefter, Raymond For Service, Phone 885 thereof claim to have some lien upon Daniel S. Weigand, Esq., New Jersey, being the north part of Stokes, Jr., Paul C. Taylor, Michael 792 10th Avenue Belmar Lot No. Eight hundred seventeen Hefter and others. or interest in the said mortgaged pre­ Little Silver, N. J. Manner, Fred Abbott, Walter Brown, mises; and you, Mercy Snyder are Proctor. (817) as shown on a Map of lots of made a defendant because you are the Fred Wilkins, Jr., Avon-by-the-Sea, New Jersey, sur­ William G. Brown, Thomas M. Dodd, wife of Dorian Kenney Snyder, a ben­ Freehold, N. J„ R. F. D. No. 1 veyed by E. G. Harrison and_ Son, Stanley Dodd, Frank W. Tranter, eficiary under the last will and testa­ Administrator. 1883, and more particularly set off and Charles J. Markus, Edward Broege, $25 R E W A R D shown on Plan of Property at Avon- ment of Joseph W. Kenney, deceased, Nicholas Paternoster, Allan N. Nettle- who died seized of the premises men­ bv-the-Sea, Monmouth County, N. tioned and described in the said bill, belonging to George W. Henderson, man, Robert E. Watkins, Harry L. A reward of $25.00 will be paid for information leading and by virtue thereof claim an inter­ Jr , d ? a 4 by J. H. Emlen, April 3rd Bigelow, Harry R. Cooper, John F. to the arrest of any person or persons guilty of mutilating trees est by way of dower or otherwise in 1922, and bounded and described Welsh, Robert Brand, J. Albert Bear- the said mortgaged premises; and you, more, Geo. W. VanNote, J. Albert Van or shrubbery or plucking flowers in any park or public ground of Charles V. Banks, are made a defen­ ^Beginning at a point in the westerly Note, W. H. Hurley. dant because you are the husband of I IMPROVE line of Fourth Avenue, at a point the Borough of Belmar. Perle Banks, a beneficiary under the therein distant one hundred and fifty Harry J .Lewis, Alfred Bersak, Geo. last will and testament of Joseph W. yOUR SHAVES! feet southerly from the point of inter­ Bartell, Leroy Bartell, L. J. Yeck, Rob­ By order of the Borough Commission. Kenney, deceased, who died seized of section of the southerly line of Jeff­ ert Scisco, Percy B. Scisco, Hyman the premises mentioned and described erson Avenue with the westerly line Attest: in the said bill, and by virtue thereof of Fourth Avenue aforesaid, and ex- Peshkin, Frank Hand, Joseph McCon­ claim an interest by way of curtesy tending from thence (1) nell, Alfred Rrierson, Earl Ferreira, J. A. JOECK, Borough Clerk. or otherwise in the said mortgaged along the southerly line of Lot No. Michael Cooney, Robert Hughes, W. THOM AS S. DILLON, Mayor premises; and you Mrs. Snyder, wife 816, one hundred twenty two and nine­ B. Bamford, Fred C. Eggimann, Will­ of Joseph William Snyder, are made a ty-seven one-hundredths (122.97) feet defendant because you are the wife of to an alleyway; thence (2) southerly, iam J. Eggimann, Richard E. Lewis, G EO R G E G . TITUS Joseph William Snyder, a beneficiary j i m ., along the easterly line of said alley Albert Cox, Fred Farr, Martin Nettle- LEON T. ABBOTT under the last will and testament of way, twenty seven and thirty-four on man, William Martin, Vernon H. King Joseph W. Kenney, deceased, who died hundredths (27.34) feet to a point Vernon H King, Jr., Bert Stresser, Commissioners. seized of the premises mentioned and thence (3) easterly along the center described in the said bill, and by vir­ line of said Lot No. 817, one hundred Bert Stresser Jr. tue thereof claim an interest by way eleven and ninety-six one-hundredths Russell Woodfield Jr., Ernest Fish, of dower or otherwise in the said K een er, longer-lasting, (111.96) feet to the westerly line of James F. Pierce, Carl Sehroeder, Har­ mortgaged premises; and you, Mrs. kind to the skin, Treet, Fourth avenue; thence (4) northerly, ry Schroeder, Lloyd Tranter, John Snyder, wife of Franklin Alonzo Sny­ Blades are uniform ly j along the westerly line of said Fourth Haulenbeek, Ernest Davenport, Spen­ der, are made a defendant because good! And only 104 for* avenue, twenty five feet to the you are the wife of Franklin Alonzo 4 superb blades. cer A. Norris, Hugo Weigel, W. A. HONCE & DODD Snyder, a beneficiary under the last point or place of beginning. Together Gassin, Alec Budnick, Neil de la will and testament of Joseph W. Ken­ with a permanent easement and nght Vergne, John A. Taylor, Ennis B. ney, deceased, who died seized of the of way in and over a certain strip ot REALTORS— INSURANCE— MORTGAGE LOANS premises mentioned and described in land adjoining the premises above de­ iPerce, Henry Franklin Pierce, Jack the said bill, and by virtue thereof scribed on the westerly side thereof as Myers, Charles Segall, Rubin Segall, claim an interest by way of dower or shown on said Henderson Map John Ferris, P. H. Chappell, Jr., John PHONE 503 otherwise in the said mortgaged pre­ served for a nalleyway to Jefferson G. Haulenbeek, Jr., George Haulen­ mises; and you Mrs. Snyder, wife of B LA D E S Avenue, the said easement and right beek, Jr., Earl Heyniger, Benny Cial- 706 Tenth Avenue Belmar, New Jersey Salem Clifford Snyder, are made a de­ of way hereby given to inure the said fendant because you are the wife of FIT 6EM AND EWER-READY RAZORS party of the first part, her heirs, exe­ lella, C. R. Burger, Frank C. Frosch. Salem Clifford Snyder, a beneficiary cutors, administrators, and assigns. George Emmons, Franklin E. Osborn, /

CD AST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J„ FR ID A Y , A P R IL 23, 1937

Grammar School CHORCH NOTICES CHAMBERS H on or Roll RETAINED HEAT % ALL GRADES MAKE GOOD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ninth Avenue and E Street G A S R A N G E S SHOWING FOR MONTH Rev. O. L. Schumpert, pastor O F M ARCH Cook with the gas turned off Sunday services:- Grade 1A — Fred Hope, Lorraine Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Bonk, Frances Burdge, Josephine Fair Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. fax, Audrey French. Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. Grade 2A—Joseph Brodowsky, Eliz. You Pay Les FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAI Winter, Verna Keim. Grade 4A Reginald Ferfreira, John CHURCH Keim, Donald Kleinkauf, John Kolb, Robert Martin, David Winter, William Seventh Avenue and D Street Sylvester, Elizabeth Adams, Patricia Barton, Jean Danielson, Pearl Shew- Rev. Norman V. Sargent, pastor Sunday services: T O O W N I T make. 9:330 A. M. Sunday school. Grade 5A—Robert Ayers, James 10:45 A. M. Public worship. Lattimer, Oliver Megill, Ruth Mor­ 8:00 P. M. Public Worshio. ris, Martha Poplansky, Virigina Wei­ gel, Frances Brodowski. ST. ROSE’S R. C. CHURCH Grade 6A—William Newberry, Jerry Rev. John F. Welsh, pastor T O R U N I T Newman, Milton Sims, William Thomp son, George Van Winkle, William Masses, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11 A. M. Afternoon 4 o’clock. White, Audrey LaVance, Mabel Roll- Week-days—Masses 7 A. M. en, Cora Smith, Shirley Steward, Hel­ Sunday school after 8:30 Mass. en Veron, Vera Nugel, Grace Young. Grade 7A—Lester Beamsderfer, 7 Big Savings CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Richard Solly, William Smith, Louis Thirteenth Avenue and D Street. Trebino, George Uttley, Melvin Zeit- Rev. Allan N. Nettieman, pastor When you cook with the gas turned ler, Vivian Kleinkauf, Mary Puttock, off on a CH A M BERS RAN G E, you F o rd V*« Edith Rouse, Flora May Sagui, Betty Sunday services: 1 9 3 7 save— Smith, Norma Swartout, Doris Thorn- Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. ley, Grace Uttley, Mafia Winter. Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. 1. SAVE TIME— A t least 2 extra Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. • If you think that “ all low-price You can prove those figures — Grade 8A—Thomas Barton, Herbert hours of complete kitchen freedom cars cost about the same” — for­ on the open road — in a car pro­ Blaicher, Richard Lewis, Tylee New­ daily. man, James Nicholson, Nicholas Pat­ WEST BELMAR M. E CHURCH get it! They don’t. vided by the nearest Ford dealer. ernoster, Jane Bearmore, Marjorie Cedrip Errol Hickman, pastor 2. SAVE GAS— Reduce fuel con­ Ford makes a car —- a 60-horse- • When you’ve finished your per* Conover, Doris Gundaker, Ruth Heul- sumption 1-3 to |/2 - itt, Virginia Kuehner, Leonore Rosen, Sabbath school at 9:45 A. M. power economy Ford V-8 — that sonal check-up, ask yourself: Morning worship 11:00 A. M. 3. SAVE LABOR— No basting or pot Alfreda Smith. sells from 30 to 60 dollars under “Do I want to save money the Epworth league 6.15 p. m. washing in CH A M BERS cookery. Grade IB—Richard Kudrick, Helen Evening Service 6:45 p. m. the prices asked for any other car day I buy my car and every mfie Wran. 4. SAVE SHRINKAGE— Experiments of comparable size. The lowest I drive it?” Grade 2B—Richard Bonk Harry have proved CHAMBERS cookery VILLA PARK M. E. CHURCH Ford prices in years! “ Do I want a safe, roomy, com­ Hurley, Harold Leighton, Jack Miller, reduces food shrinkage in cooking Cedric Errol Hickman, Minister 1- 12. Check delivered prices in your fortable car of advanced design —— Michael Paternoster, Fred Wagner, created from the finest materials Gwendolyn Bennett, ejanette Doerr. town and see for yourself. 10:00 A. M Church School. 5. SAVE FLAVOR— You don't know to the highest precision stand­ Grade 3B—Martin Brummer, Frank 8:00 P. M. Preaching. how delicious food can be until Fairfax, Robert French, Leonard Hal­ ards?” you've eaten a CHAMBERS-cooked • O f course, first cost doesn’t prove sey, Lloyd Smith, Gordon Walters, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH meal. “ low cost” — you must consider There’s only one answer, of George Morrow, Vivian Chamber- Ninth Ave. between C and D Sts. lain, Geraldine Patterson. Rev. P. T. Morris, D.D., Pastor 6. SAVE FOOD VALUE— Important operating cost also. course — the 1937 Ford V-8. Grade 4B—Theodore Bennett, Rob­ elements are retained, for foods cooked in their own natural juices. The “ 60” has definitely estab­ ert Brand, Arnold Leighton, Richard Sunday services: it Durbin Fittitf. lished itself as the most economical F ord V -8 $ Newberry, George Smith, Charles Noe, Morning worship at 11:00 o’clock. 7. SAVE MONEY — CHAMBERS P rices Triaspirtitlil ibirgit, Lillian Abood, Barbara Bennett, Nova Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. car in Ford history. Ford cars have B e g in art Stan ant Fate* tazas n tn RANGES pay for themselves in a Davenport, Shirley Knoller, Gwen­ Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. short time in savings. Thereafter, been famous for economy for 34 Tills price Is for the 60-horsepowep Coops Young People’s meeting each Friday equipped with front and rear bumpers, spare dolyn Wayte. they actually pay dividends in con­ years, so that means something! tire, horn, windshield wiper, sun -riser, glove evening at 8:00 o’clock. compartment, and ash tray. Grade 5B—Morris Haviland, Billy tinued economics and freedom. $OC A MONTH, after Hope, Derwood Shauger. Owners who have driven it thou­ MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH NEW BUDGET PLAN usual down-payment, Grade 6B—Jean Bonk, Maria Casa- sands of miles report that the Ford buys any Ford V -8 Car, 17th Ave. and F St.. from any Ford dealer, buri, Grace Coggiano, Doris Keider- Rev. J. J. Davis, pastor “ 60” averages between 22 and 27 anywhere in the U. S.—- through Authorised Ford Finance Plana of Universal Credit Co. ling. William Hoersch miles on a gallon of gasoline. Grade 7B—Norman Abood, Edgar Electric - Gas - Coal - Oil Beamsderfer, Michael Falco, Fred Sunday services: Morning worship at 11 o’clock. APPLIANCES FORD MOTOR COMPANY Fine, Dick Hendrickson, Joe Miller, Bernice Boston, LaVame Coeyman, Sunday school at 12:15 o'clock. 702 F Street, near 7th Ave., Belmar Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. Doris Cottman, Jean Mapes, Dorothy Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening Raffetto, Doris Pflug. at 8:00 o’clock. Grade 8B—James Davis, Robert Phone 210 Scisco, Jay Sterner, Ruth Fishman, June Jackson, Janet Patterson, Reba W . E. Hefter Rosenbaum, Levinia Smith, Marie Helped Wanted, Male—Agents—Agents Thomley, Leona Traub. PLUMBING—HEATING to sell umbrellas direct to purchaser. Sub Primary—Harry Bennett, Jr., Ninth Avenue Beatrice Seglem. Genuine oppty. Empire Umbrella Ser­ (Next to Bank) We do job printing. Call Belmar Opportunity Class—Eugene Burdge, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY 2083-W. Wendall Cottman, Kenneth Shauger, vice, 78 Clinton St., Newark, N. J. Albert Thorney, Helen Halsey, Jessie Fools have positive opinions. Newman.

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COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937

Chancery 3-122 Chancery 3-183 SHERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a SHERIFFS SALE — By virtue of a writ fi. fa. to me directed, issued out writ fi. fa. to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery, of the State of the Court of Chancery, of the State of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on at public vendue, on Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1937, between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1937, o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Time) in the afternoon of said day, o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving at the Court House, in the Borough of Time) in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House, in the Borough of CHEVROLET TRUCK Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said Freehold, County of Monmouth, New court amounting to approximately $21,- Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said 122.00. court amounting to approximately breaks all known economi] and dependabilitij record ALL those tracts or parcels of land $19,350.00. and premises, hereinafter particularly All the following tract or parcel of described, situate, lying and being in land and premises hereinafter partic­ the Borough of Sea Girt, in the Coun­ ularly described, situate, lying and be­ ty of Monmouth and State of New ing in the Borough of Spring Lake, in Jersey. the County of Monmouth and State of FIRST TRACT: New Jersey, known and designated as Being parts of Lots Sixteen (16) and the equal undivided one-fourth interest Seventeen (17); in Block One (1), of of block Number Two (2) on Plan of Sea Girt, according to an “Amended Lands of the Spring Lake Beach Im­ Map of Sea Girt, New Jersey” Frank provement Company, duly filed in the Osborn, Engineer, 1909, filed in the Monmouth County Clerk’s Office, office of the Clerk of Monmouth Coun bounded on the north by Union Ave­ ty, New Jersey, February 7, 1911, the nue on the east by Ocean Avenue, on said part of said lots 16 and 17 hereby the south by' York Avenue and on the conveyed being bounded as follows:— est by First Avenue, including lots BEGINNING at the intersection of Numbers One to Eighteen in said the Westerly line of said lot Seventeen block No. 2. (17) with the southerly line of the Seized as the property of JAMES P. Through blazing heat... through blasting cold ... proposed extension of the Terrace, as ROGERS, et als., taken in execution shown on said map; running thence at the suit of FREDERICK F. SCHO- across high mountains . . . across southerly along the westerly line of CK, et al., executors and to be sold lot 17 to a point in said westerly line by leyel plains . . . this Chevrolet 94% feet northerly from the southerly GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. line of said lot, said point being in Dated March 25, 1937. half-ton truck rolled up line with the southerly line of the Owen C. Pearce, Sol’r. concrete sidewalk across said lots 17 (39 1.) $16.38 amazing new records and 16 between the cottages located thereon; thence easterly along the Chanery 3-184 said southerly line of said concrete sidewalk and the westerly and easter­ SHERIFFS SALE — By virtue of a ly continuation of said southerly line writ fi. fa. to me directed, issued out 50 feet to easterly line of said lot 16; of the Court of Chancery, of the State thence northerly along the easterly of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale line of said lot 16 to the southerly line at public vendue, on of the proposed extension of the Ter­ Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1937, race as shown on said map; thence between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 westerly along the southerly line of o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving said extension 50 feet to the point or Time) in the afternoon of said day, at place of BEGINNING. the Court House in the Borough of Subject to a Right of Way along the Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Easterly line of said premises extend­ Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said ing from the southerly line of The court amounting to approximately $76,- Terrace as shown on said map, to the 525.00. soutneriysoutherly line oiof theme landlama hereinucicm ■con | All the following tract or parcel of veyed and also subject to a right of j land and premises hereinafter partic- way for foot passengers along the top j uiarly described, situate lying and be- Study this unequaled record — then buy of the bluff across said lots 16 and 17 }ng in the Borough of Spring Lake, as provided for in an agreement dat- in the County of Monmouth and State CHEVROLET TRUCKS ed August 7th, 1918, between Sea Girt j G f N e w Jersey, known and designated Company, a corporation of New Jersey as the equal undivided three fourths 1 0 . 2 4 4 MILES Location of Test. . ’Round the Nation —Detroit to Detroit and George B. Rule, and is also intend interest of block Number Two (2) on Distance Traveled...... 10,244.8 Miles ed to include& _ a __ Right . , , of -r-r-r Way pfor C foot i- plan 1 of llands n r w l o of fthe Vl Q Spring rV TM VI Of T Lake I f A Gasoline U s e d ...... 493.8 Gallons passengers along the top of the bluff Beach Improvement Company, duly Oil Consumed...... 7.5 Quarts filed in the Monmouth County Clerk’s with 1000-pound load across lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 19, 11, 12, ^ 14 Water Used ...... 1 Quart and 15 in said Block 1, of Sea Girt, Office, bounded on the north by Union as provided for in the aforesaid agree­ Avenue, on the east by Ocean Avenue, Gasoline Cost...... $101.00 ment between Sea Girt Company and on the south by York Avenue and on £ I A I TOTAL COST Gasoline Mileage ...... 20.74 Miles per Gallon George B .Rule but is expressly agreed the west by First Avenue, including Average Speed ...... 31.18 Miles per Hour that as soon as Ocean Avenue and The lots Numbers one to Eighteen in said *IUI OF CAS block No. 2. Running Time ...... 328 Hours, 31 Minutes Terrace, as shown on the map afore­ Cost per Vehicle M ile...... $.0098 said, are made and opened for the Seized as the property of JAMES P. public use, the said last two mention­ ROGERS, et. als., taken in execution TOTAL COST Average Oil M ileage...... 1,365.9 Miles per Qt. ed Rights of Way shall cease, deter­ at the suit of WILLARD A. FRITZ, OF REPAIR T h in records have been certified by the A. A. A. mine and be void. et als., and to be sold by Contest Board as being officially correct. SECOND TRACT: Known and desig­ GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. Dated March 25, 1937. PARTS CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION. General Motors Sales Corporation, DETROIT, MICH. nated as Lots Numbered Eleven (11) 73* General Motors Installment Plan—monthly payments to suit your purse. Owen C. Pearce, Sol’r. Twelve (12) and Thirteen (13) and (39 1.) $16.38 parts of lots Fourteen (14) and Fif­ teen (15) in Block 1, of Sea Girt, as NOTICE shown on an Amended Map of Sea Take notice that application will be CHEVROLET• LOWER COST per load New Jersey, Frank Osborne, Engineer, 'mORE POWER perqallon •••••••a-— 1909, filed in the office of the Clerk of made to the Board of Commissioners Monmouth County, New Jersey, Feb­ of the Borough of Belmar to transfer ruary 7th, 1911; the said premises to John C. Smith and Paul Capobianco, hereby conveyed being bounded as partners trading as Smith and Capobi­ follows: anco for premises located at 703 Tenth BEGINNING at a point in the wes­ Avenue, Belmar, New Jersey, the plen­ terly line of the proposed northerly ary retail consumption license hereto­ extension of Ocean Avenue, as shown fore issued to John C. Smith and Wil­ on the map ofersaid, Two hundred liam Murray,! partners trading as and fifty (250) feet northerly from Smith and Murray for premises locat­ Belmar Motors, Inc. the northerly line of Beacon Boule­ ed at 703 Tenth avenue, Belmar, New vard; running thence westerly along Jersey. the southerly line of lot 11 and in a Smith and Capobianco. direct continuation of said southerly John C. Smith, 508 13th Avenue, Arthur L. Purchase line across lots 14 and 15, Two hun­ Belmar, New Jerseey. dred (200) feet to the westerly line of Paul Capobianco, 1112 F Street, Bel­ said lot 15; thence northerly along the mar, New Jersey. 8th Avenue & F Street Belmar, N. J. westerly line of said lot 15 about One Objections, if any, should be made hundred and thirty-six (136) feet to immediately in writing to J. A. Joeck, the southerly line of the proposed eas­ Borough Clerk of Belmar. terly extension of The Terrace, thence Smith and Capobianco. easterly and southeasterly along the by John C. Smith, southerly line of the easterly exten­ 508 13th Ave., Belmar, N. J. sion of The Terrace to the westerly by Paul Capobianco, PARK CHEVROLET, Inc. line of Ocean Avenue, as shown on 1112 F Street, Belmar, N. J. said map; thence southerly along the Westerly line of Ocean Avenue Fifty 1001 Main Street Asbury Park, N. J. (50) feet to the point or place of BE­ GINNING. Excepting and reserving however a Phone 706 right of way for foot passengers along the top of the bluff across said lots eleven (11), twelve (12), thirteen CLEAN COAL (13), fourteen (14), and fifteen (15), and this conveyance also includes a South Belmar Fire Calls right of way for foot passengers for the owners or occupants of the prop­ erty hereinabove mentioned along the Worth Its Weight In | top of the bluff across lots five (5), S3 I 15—14th AVENUE AND F STREET | PROGRESSIVE GROWTH six (6), seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), Winter Comfort | and ten (10) in said block to provide 2 I 23—18th Ave. & NEW BEDFORD Rd. f access to the beach at Ocean Avenue, | IS FUTURE PROSPERITY and also a right pf way for foot pas­ Coal that burns dean—produc- 5 | 12—21st AVENUE AND F STREET | sengers along the top of the bluff ing more heat value per ton—is | I 43—18th AVENUE AND F STREET | across lots sixteen (16) and seventeen ! PROFIT BY IT NOW worth its weight in comfort. (17) in said block to provide access for = 1 44—17th AVENUE AND F STREET the owners or occupants of said lots Our coal is GOOD coal—it re- = Today is the time to invest in Belmar prop- hereinabove mentioned to and from i The Terrace and First Avenue. But it quires a minimum of attention, □ is expressly agreed that as soon as The gives the maximum of heat per 1 erty. It will never be lower. Terrace and Ocean Avenue as shown on the map aforesaid are opened for ton, and leaves less ash public use, the said rights of way here It is carefully screened, dean- | WE HAVE THE BEST BARGAINS inbefore described shall cease, deter­ mine and be void. ed and graded. The extra heat | INTENDED to be the same land and makes our coal the most eco- 1 You Save Money premises conveyed by two deeds to the = party of the first part, one dated April nomical on the market. I, 1927, executed by Alfred H. Olena Do You Own An Automobile? and wife, and to be recorded simul­ taneously herewith; the other dated When you have your Auto Repair Work done by J Start now and earn that 20 per cent reduction April 1, 1927, executed by James E. MONMOUTH COAL & I Grape to Fannie R. Grape and to be 5= Experts recorded simultaneously herewith. on your insurance premiums This mortgage is executed to secure SUPPLY CO., Inc. payment of part of the purchase mon­ They locate the trouble quickly and repair it See Us About It ey paid for the conveyance of the land 16th Ave. & R. R., Belmar, N. J. = in said deed and herein mentioned and efficiently described; is to have all the force and g effect of a purchase money mortgage iiMniliHUHiiiQiiuumuiiiiimuiiiiiaiiiiimimuuiiiiiimiS and shall be recored simultaneously JOSEPH MAYER with said deed. JERSEY RO O FIN G C O . Est. 1876 COME HERE AND SAVE MONEY ! This mortgage is made subject to restrictions of record. Asbestos, Asphalt, Slate, Tile Real Estate and Insurance 9th St R. R. Aves. Seized as the property of FANNY R. and Slag Roofing GRAPE, also known as FANNIE R. Water Proofing & Window Caulking Belmar, N. J.— Phene Belmar 573 GRAPE and JAMES E. GRAPE, her BELMAR SALES 8c SERVICE Roofs guaranteed & bonded, 10-20 yrs. We Are in Need of AH Year Bound m tib -W u T*ur U*toS husband, et als., taken in execution at THOMAS D. JOECK, Prop. the suit of ANNA B. NOLTE and to Cash or Credit be sold by 267 Neptune Ave. Jersey City 709 TBNTM AVENUE BELMAR, N. J. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. Bergen 3-2442 Dated February 23, 1937. J. Stanley Herbert, Sol’r. Branch Office; 161 lines $67.62 18th and Marge rum Aves., Belmar COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, N. J„ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937

HAL KEMP COMES ferring to develop his musicians him­ ROMEO AND JULIET TO BEASE’S CASINO self to conform with his own distinc­ AT READE’S PARAMOUNT tive style. Thus, such popular figures Hal Kemp and his orchestra., who will appear at Reade’s Casino, located as Skinny Ennis, Saxie Dowell, Bob “Romeo and Juliet” offers the best RIVOLI THEATRE • m ' F STREET, NEXT TO BANK— KLMAR, N. J. on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, Allen, are all products of the Kemp evidence that Shakespeare never miss­ this coming Sunday, have made training. ed the opportunity to stage a good Mat. daily 2:45 p. m— Eve. 7 l 9— Sat., Sun. & Hoi. continuous I i dance music history and gained in­ Kemp was born in Marjon, Alabama, fight. His greatest romance opens ternational prominence as the creators March 27, 105. At the age of six, he with a quarrel between the embittered houses of Montague and Capulet that of a fresh lilting, distinctive band of was engaged in piano acrobation; at ClaGUYP KIBBEE, MAY ROBSON, SYBIL JASON*‘ta embroils the entire city of Verona. syncopatjon. Their ultra modem style ten he was tooting a cornet and be­ THE CAPTAIN’S KID have elevated him to the front ranks fore the age of twelve, he ingeniously Six months were required to pre­ pare for the filming of the dramatic Also jn a comparative short time. Kemp’s mastered the wailing tune of the clar­ PETER LOORE, RALPH MORGAN, HELEN WOOD in dueling scenes in the production of music is so different that he is diffi­ inet. A few years later, Hal’s folks C R A C K - UP cult to imitate and therefore has re­ the classic, which stars Norma Shear­ moved to Charlotte, N. C., and it was The New Serial—Starting Today—DICK TRACY Oswald mained in a class by himself. in this town that he organized his er and Leslie Howard as the immor­ first orchestra while attending high tal lovers, and opens Saturday, April Just recently, in a poll conducted Sunday and Monday, April 25-26_ school—a five piece orchestra known 24th at Reade’s Paramount Theatre in among 1,200 dancing academies of the One of the best pictures of the year United States by the National' Insti­ as the “Merry Makers.” JEANETTE MacDONALD, NELSON EDDY, JOHN BARRYMORE tute of Social Dancing, Hal Kemp and In 1922, Hal entered the University in his orchestra were voted the most of North Carolina and more as a hob­ MAYTIME popular dance aggregation in the by than as a profession he organized Oswald Cartoon News country. His music is a favorite not an orchestra and this time it was Tuesday and Wednesday, April 27-28 only among laymen but among musi­ known as the Carolina Club orchestra. task of coaching Howard, John Barry­ cians. Winning first prize in a college band Victor McLaglan, Walter Connolly, June Lang, Shirley Deane in more, Basil Rathbone, Ralph Forbes In a poll recently conducted by Va­ concert sponsored by B .F. Keith, and Reginald Denny. He also turned NANCY STEEL IS MISSING riety to determine the most popular Kemp and his combination received a Gang C om edy ______Sport-N ews .400 extras into swordsmen. band among colleges, the band that trip to Europe and an engagement at the Piccadilly Hotel, London. On their Besides the opening scene which re­ got by far the greatest number of Thursday and Friday, April 29-30— sults in a general brawl between the votes was Hal Kemp. return trip to the United States, the ERROL FLYNN, ANITA LOUISE, WALTER ABEL in With Kemp, it is not merely a mat­ Carolina Club orchestra had the honor : men at arms, retainers and members of playing for the Prince of Wales of the two households, there are three GREEN LIGHT ter of topnotch music. The personality C o m e d y ______Sport—News of himself and his musicians has done (now Duke of Windsor) aboard the major duels in “Romeo and Juliet.” much to win him one of the widest Berengaria. The first occurs between the fiery Tal- Saturday, May 1st Double Feature followings any bandleader ever had. faalt and Mercuitio, which results in While a jun,'or in College, Hal or­ WILLIAM CARGAN, BINNIE BARNES, WENDY BARRIE in Not long ago, the Fashion Academy ganized the University of North Caro­ Mercutio’s death. Romeo then aveng- which represents the leading clothes lina orchestra which he directed for *es the loss of his friend by killing Ty­ BREEZING HOME Also designers and stylists in the country, one year. By this time he had com­ balt. The third is fought between Ro­ EDMUND LOWE, FLORENCE RICE, NAT PENDLETON In selected Hal Kemp as the best dress­ pleted his acedemic training, received meo and Parjs. ed man in radio. his B. S. degree in commerce and had With Miss Shearer and Howard in UNDER COVER OF NIGHT Great Serial—Dick Tracy Cartoon And here is another fact that proves decided to give up music as a profes­ the brilliant supporting cast are John Asbury Park. this is a Hal Kemp year. Max Kal- sion. Barrymore, Edna May Oliver, Basil Fred Cravens, graduate of the fa­ Rathbone, Reginald Denny, Ralph Coming Sun. and Mon., May 2-3—KING AND the CHORUS GIRL ish internationally known sculptor, in But as facts would have it, Kemp mous Belgian Fencing Normal School Forbes, C. Aubrey Smith, Violet Kem­ choosjng the most famous person in was destined to wield a baton rather of Brussels, which has produced many ble Cooper, Andy Devine, Henry Kol- Tuesday and Wednesday, May 4-5—ANTHONY ADVERSE each field, selected Kemp as the out­ than engage in other commercial pur­ of the world’s great masters, had the ker. standing band leader, and he made an suits. By a coincidence, he happened exhibit at the Grand Central Art Gal­ to meet Alex Holden. Alex has always leries. been a great friend of Fre Waring Unlike many name maestros who and although he was active in other build their bands around star musi­ fields, music and dance bands were cians, Hal has taken unknowns pre­ his pet hobby. ST A R T IN G SATURDAY Starting Monday, April *2 we will have READE’S (April 24th) ★ First N. J. Showing T W O BAKINGS daily of Rolls, Buns and READE’S I f t R A M O U N T at Popular Prices! Bread. On the Boardwalk in. ASBURY PARK, N. J. CflSIRO SATURDAY SPECIALS On the Boardwalk • Aabury Park, N. J. ft&UHQ. SHEARER S i* HOWARD From A Famous New England Recipe DANCE 'TIL 1 A. M. In Shakespeare's To the Music of These Great Orchestras “ ROMEO and JBUET” Old Vermont Burnt Sugar Layer 33c ^ ^M ‘s Romantic Masterpiece M unth r■ -. W aln u t Butterscotch Cream Pie 33c JOHN BARRYMORE ^**1 of Thousteels I Da id N u t Bread . . . 19c

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Cape Cod Double Balcony FRANK DAILEY ing. SPRING TIME IN THE GARDEN AT READE’S CASINO Somehow the idea of an orchestra Melrose Old Fashioned with a one-arm trumpet player ap­ Buy N ow Frank Dailey and his orchestra from pealed to the boys’ imaginations. Ideas “The eMadowbrook” on the Newark- were exchanged during the long Pompton Turnpike, at Cedar Grove, dreary hours of recovery, and before will be at Reade’s Casino, Asbury their discharge every detajl of the The “STURDY” Park this Saturday. venture had been hashed over and The idea of an orchestra of his own perfected. So that it came about that 12” Lawn Mower $$.25 occurred to Frank Dailey for the first Frank Dailey’s first orchestra boasted T Ate C>0. O ne D ollar ^Week time in a hospital of all places. It the novelty of a one-arm trumpet was early Jn 1920. Frank lay abed in player. Mortimer is now the leader of A light easy running Lawn Mower that St. Mary’s Hospital at Orange, recov­ his own band in a prominent night ering from an appendjx operation. In club in Pekin, China. will delight the ladies who like to mow the next bed lay Wesley Mortimer, Another of the original group, Allan minus an arm. Wesley had fallen Rjce, who played saxaphone and sang, their lawns, a quality mower, repairs when from a fire escape and resultant com­ is now a member of the Maple City Bungalows, $4.00 Week plications had necessitated the ampu­ Four, well known radio and stage needed always avalable. tation of his arm. quartet. The remaining three mem­ Frank had played the violin in the bers of the first orchestra are still school orchestra, and Wesley the playing under Dailey’s leadership, and trumpet. Wesley was determined the besides, are his partners in the opera­ loss of an arm was not gojng to deter tion of the Meadowbrook at Cedar him from continuing his trumpet play­ LAW N SEED, 15c a lb Grove, N. J. Shark River Manor St All Kinds of Vegetable Seeds MORRISSEY & WALKER WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF Bone Meal, Sheep Manure, Office On Property Lawn Fertilizer, Belmar Kiddie 5 lbs. 19 cents Shop NEW SAFETY for BABIES Everything for the garden and lawn Tools, Wheelbarrows, Rollers, 809 F STREET Mother—think of it! Nine- safer from his worst enemy, tenths of all the hospitals im­ germ s ...helps protect his skin Spreaders, etc. portant in maternity work against infection. Give your now give their babies a body- baby this greater safety. It’s rub every day with Mennen so important! Buy a bottle of OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 9 TILL 12 Saturday, May 1 Antiseptic Oil! Why? Because Mennen Antiseptic Oil at this treatment keeps the baby your druggist’s today. Davenport & Carver # SOUVENIRS FOR ALL M S M M S n rfn tiiefilic. O I L Free Delivery— Phone Belmar 2143 917 F St., Belmar