Issued Weekly. fllternd m Second-Clam Matter it tbe l'o»t- VOLUME LII, NO. 32. ottcc at Rid Bunt. N. J., under lt» Act of Harcli 0, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1930. $1.50 PER YEAH PAGES 1 TO WOiAN^OUBJVENTS. A SIGN OF PROSPERITY, DOMINIE IN A SMASH-t. NEW BILLING METHOD. HEADS CALDWELL ,MNK. Nest Wednesday, Febru- Telephone Toll Churgc Bills to he WERRENRATH TO APPEAR ary 12th, Lincoln's Birth- Rendered Wechly. TOBMER BED BANK BOY WINS LUNCHEON AT UTTXE SILVJEB day, will be a holiday. THE SEACOAST IKON WORKS ItEvl HARBY UOSSIN HURT IN AMOUS BARITONE TO SING UN- AN ORDINANCE (iEI'S A new method of rendering tele- DESEKVED PH0MOT1ON. NEXT TUESDAY, The Red Bank Register A COLLISION. phone bills will be instituted next DER OWN MANAGEMENT. TO THIS EFFECT. will be printed nest Tues- month according to an annouricc- James S. Throckrnorton, Son of Mr. It Will ha Known as a "Flvc-Flnger" t'heso Joba Aggregate $50,000 and the The Car In Which Ho Was Riding Concert to bo Presented Tuesday, It Passed Its First Heading ui » Company Has Added Twenty Em- ment made by George H. Merrill, nnd Mrs. John S. ThrocHmortmt, la Luncheon—Valentino Curd Party day night instead of on Was Owned by H, M. Brower of]•manager for the company at Red Marclt nth, at St. James Auditor- Meeting of tie Mayor ana Ceuneil the New President of Urn Cltlselifi February * 14th—Talks on Legisla- Wednesday morning, as ployees to Its I'iiyroll—Addition to Wtttt Long Branch and It Was Him ium—His Representative Reports a of Red Bank Monday l%Jst~Ho tion February 28th. , bo Built to I'lant, Into by State Troopers. Bank. Instead of sending all bills National BanK'e^Caldwell. usual. ut on the first of each month the Big Demand for Tickets. dates at Railroad Crossing, James S. Throckmorton, formerly Mrs. O. O.'Padelford, chairman of Advertisers are requested The Seacoast Iron Works company, Rev. Harry Itossin Is laid up at his subscribers' accounts will be divided A large and enthusiastic demand At the meeting of tho mayor and ot Hed Bank, has been elected Tires- tho civics committee of the New Jer- to hand in their advertise- which has its plant on Oakland homo, at Pine Brook, near Tin ton Into six different groups with a sep- or tickets for the concert to bo glv- council of Red Bank on Monday Idcnt of the Citizens national bank of sey, federation of Women's clubs, street at Red Bank, has added twen- Falls, with, Injuries which he re- late billing date for each group. m in St. James's hall on Tuesday tilRht the first reading of an ordi- , Caldwoll, in ESBOX county, which ta gava a general talk on civics and ments not later than next ty employees who live at Red Bank ceived one night last week. Rev. Mr. These dates are the 1st, 6th, 11th, jvening, March lltli, by Reinald nance was passed to buy an Inciner- the leading bank In that part of New community work at last week's meet- Tuesday night at six' and vicinity to Its payroll during Robsin ia pastor of a Seventh Day 16th, 21st and 26th ot each month. iVerrenrath, baritone, has developed ator for tho disposal of garbago at Jersey. He had been cashier .of tha Ing of the Ltttlo Silver Woman's o'clock in order to insure ho-past week in order to provide for '/.dventlst church at Asbury Park. Under the old method the bills in- iccordlng to Mr. Werrenrath's repre- a cost not to exceed $50,000. The or- bank since it was formed in 1009. club. A program waa given consist- structural contracts recently re- On the day he was hurt Mr. Rossin cluded one month's service charge in ientative. dmanco was recommended by Coun- ing of vocal solos by Mrs. Bronson "their insertion in nest ceived. Tho company is no\^ em- attended a religious meeting at New- Mr. Throckmorton la a eon of Mr. week's issue of* The Regis- idvaneo and toll charges up to tho Tho famous artist will sing under cilman Robert A. Kennedy end It oni) Mrs. John 8. Throckmorton of Butler of Holmdel and piano solod ploying 35 men. It is making esti- ark. On the Way home, after getting twentieth of the preceding month, Ms own management, the Arthur was unanimously passed. Council- Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. Ha by Mrs. Jcsslo Sponcer of Llttlo Sli- ter. mates on a great deal of other work off the train nt Red Bank, he rode Tho new plan will include the Tuds"on corporation, one of the larg- man Thomas M. Gopslll waa absent. |3 a aclf-mado man, and hla HBQ to ver. Mrs. HSnry Mader was chair- o ba done In this part of New Jer- to the Tinton Falls road, near Eaton- month's service charge in advance, ist booking firms in the world of man of tho refreshment committee. Correspondents should sey in the spring, and If only a small town, on a bus. Ho started to walk The third reading; wan passed for his present position was accom- tut all other charges will bo brought : today and for many years the the ordinance on the budget of ex- plished without the aM of a eollcKo On February 11th a "flve-flnger" also send in their news percentage of these contracts are re- home from this place, when he met up to the date of the bill. The new managers of the Philadelphia sym- ceived it Is certain that the company H. M. Erowcr of West Long Branch, penses. Tho amount to bo raised by education, or even a complete high luncheon will bo held at,, tho club- items earlier than usual for 'ills will be made out on a billing phony orchestra. It will not be spon- taxation ia $220,000, which ia $8,450 school education. He attended the house on Willow drive. Mrs. Edward will have to add many employees. who was driving nn automobile and machine instead of by hand. lored by tho Red Bank Woman's publication in The Register who gave a ride to Mr. Rossin as less than last yenr. little old aclioolhouso on Mechanic A. Bowman is chairman of tho com- Milton O'Haver, the manager of :!ub as had been previously stated. The first reading of an ordinance street, when the1 late R. VanDyUo mittee In charge of tho events. She for the next issue. the'Seacoast plant, predicts that the far as McLean's corner, near Tinton R. W. Robinson, a pc'rsonal friend Falls, v.ns passed to Increase tho salary of lield was principal. will bo assisted by Miss Annie Laurie, coming spring, summer and fall will f Mr. Werrcnrath. is representing Mis. Julia M. Kcougli, (ho boroti'iU Mr. Throckmorton had a desire to Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mrs. Bronson be the most prosperous that Mon- Mr. Rossin was getting out of the FIRE1EN CLEARED $500. he Judson bureau in directing the collector, from ?2,fi00 to 53,000 ami' leave school and go out into tho Butler, Mrs. J. Hllllard, Miss May mouth county and the central section car at tliis corner when Mr. Brower's :oncert. Mr. Robinson, who lias had to increase the salary of Assessor world to earn his living boforo hla Uendrlckaon and Mrs. B. J. Wlllard. WELCOME FOR A SOLDIER, of New Jersey have ever known. He r.utomobile \va3 hit by a Buick au- Til CIH ANNUAL BALL LAST .(in years experience in tho business, George W. Bray from $1,500 to $1,800, parents were willing for him to do A business meeting will follow and IH willing to stake his reputation as tomobile, in which several state 3 now a resident of Red Bank. Mr. thoro will bo a motion picture show WEEK WAS A BIG SUCCESS. A letter was received from A, W. so! He woa a Register newsboy in a business prophet that there will be troopor3 were riding. The Buick car Robinson states that the calls for Jainicon of Manasquan advocRtiiiii Ills early youth. Ono day, whon hla with Mrs. Fred Haslcr In charge. WILBUR WILLETT IS HOME a tremendous amount of building was going at a fast rate of speed In ickets from residents of this vicinity Tho Smolio Shop Was Decorated the extension of St. Mary's place to father walked through tho business A Valentino card party will be held FROM NICARAGUA. operations in this part of the state the tame direction as Mr. Brower's nd from Long Branch, Ashury Park, Erldge avenue. At present St Mary's section of Red Bank, ho wao sur- Friday afternoon, February 14th, at during the ensuing year. automobile. Mr. Rossin had one foot With Shields, iTIromen'B Helmels ...u **u... ~~.lt, ,...... „, n^mi, > »i,,, j.nugeavenue. At present tjt Mary a prised to nnd his eon sweeping off a half-past two 'o'clock, at the club- A Duck and Opossum Dinner Wan Mr. O'Haver scoffs at pessimistic or the ground and one foot on the nnd American Flags—George A. Freehold and other towns have been | rl.ico is a dead-end ntrcet cxtendln- Moody, Jr., Was Chairman. jeyond expectations. He anticipates eastward from Shrewsbury avenue. crosswalk on Broad street. In thoso house. Mrs. Frank Giles Is in charge Given for Him and Hla Relatives talk about the Wall street stock mar- running board of the cur when the hat a capacity house will greet the Mr. Jamison stated in his letter that days Broad Btrcet had a dirt surface of tho arrangements. and Friends nt the Homo of His ket collapse. Ho believes that with- collision occurred. Mo was thrown The Red Bank fire department ilnger. IK- had a lot which If bought by t!v> and on rainy or snowy days boys Tho regular meeting on February Farcnta nt Tort Monmouth. in two months this catastrophe will across, the road and he landed un- cleared $500 last Wednesday night Mr. Werrenrath Is one of the most town would enable the proposed r .- with brooms kept the crosswalks 2Cth will bo In charge of tho legis- b« almost forgotten and that every- conscious in a field on the Cornell or its welfare fund at its annual mpular concert singers in the coun- tension to be made. He oald \:i clean, receiving for the|r services lative committee, of which Mrs. Wil- Capt. and Mrs. William Wlllett of thing will be going full steam ahead. farm. Mr. Brower escaped injury, try. He has made numerous phono- Fort Monmouth gave a welcomfi ball at tho Smoke Shop. About 400 would sell tha lot to the town for the. such compensation as pedestrians liam J. T. Getty Is chairman. An Ho says he bases this prophecy not his automobile was badly dam- persons attended and a program of graph records and haa also broad- same price which he paid for it sev- wlBhed to bestow on them. endeavor will bo made to have two home party Sunday afternoon for on what he hopes will come true but aged. The state troopers were not cast over the radio. His concert work their son, Private Wilbur Wlllett, popular dances was played from eral years ago. Tha letter was re- Mr. Throckmorton quit tho pub- speakers who aro familiar with tho on the large amount of inquiries hurt and the automobile in which eight until two o'clock. George A has tikon him to all the leading cities ferred to the zoning commission. blllo now before tho state legislature. who ia a member of Company V-F4M which he has received of late about they were riding was only slightly lic school before finishing ,the high of the flight squadron. Private \ffll- Moody, Jr., president of Relief en- f this country, as well as in Europe. Recorder W. J. Poulson turned in school course and went to work for steel and iron structural work. MP. damaged. The Tusting piano company is the lptt has been utatloned at Managua, O'Haver« says his prediction does not ine company, was chairman of the 389.75 which ho had collected In fines tho lato Samuel Sagucs, who was en- Nicaragua, with the marine division. Mr, Rossin was revived after he ball committee and much credit is local headquarters for reservations. tho past month. In addition to this gaged In tho newspaper and station- apply to steel and iron only.. He be- had been unconscious about half an He has been there more than two lieves that building operations of ail due him for the way he managed money ho collected $238 from motor ery business. Later ho worked foi- SCOUT TROOP BENEFIT. years and he was engaged in bat- hour. He had many bruises and cuts he event. violators and this money wao turned n. milkman find in tho dry goods, klnda will show great impetus after on his. body and since the accident tles against the insurrectionist San- the spring of 1930 sets in. The hall was decorated with large over to the county treasurer. Eleven Ltore of the late Benjamin Spinning. SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT AT dino. he has been under the treatment of shields bearing the names of the TO DISCUSS NEW SCHOOL persons were fined for breaking mo- Then ho went to work in the Nave- One of the new contracts of the Dr. J. W. Parker of Red Bank. Both various Red Bank flro companies, tor laws. . Mr. , Poulson'a report sink bank of Red Bank. His grand- THIS HIGH SCHOOL. At the welcome home party a duck Seacoast company is for a large two- Mr. Rossin and Mr. Brower believe ond oppossum dinner wao served, firemen's helmets and American PUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT AT showed that six persons had been father, the-lato James S. Throckmor- story addition to the administration that either the state troopers, or the tiago, Colorod lights gave added ef- sent to the county "jail, 21 fined ami ton, was president of this bank. 'Tho Lion and tho Mouse" Will ho Various social features were enjoyed building of tho Eastern New Jersey stato of New Jersey which employs LITTLE SILVER. Presented for tho Benefit of Boy ond everyone had a fine time. Those fect to the decorations. The crowd six discharged, Tho younger James S. Throckmor- power and light company at Allen- the troopers, should make restitution waa orderly and the program was A letter was received from tho Scout Troop 23 of Red Bank—Pro- present in addition to Private Wil- hurst. The contract is for structural for the injuries and damage of the Red Bank and Long Branch School ton received no salary for his first lett wara Capt. and Mrs. William run off in a smooth fashion. Fire state utilities commission of New year's work at the bank. Hla worli . cceds to Go Into Log Cnbln Fund. steel and ornamental iron and also accident. Folks who viewed tho Supervisors to Speak on tho Ad- Willelt, Mrs. Martha Smith, Mr. and chiefs from Rumson, Fair Haven. vantages of the Modern School— Jersey relative to tho railroad cross- was virtually that of an apprentice Tho second annual play of Boy for the actual construction work. scene of the accident agreed that th'j Highlands,,North Long Branch, Bel- Ing of tho New York and Long Mrs. Everett Willett, Mr. and Mrs. The addition Is to be completed with- state troopers were at fault. General Discussion to Follow. hoy. Business conditions were very Scout troop 23 of Red Bank will be Russell Poling,'Mr. and Mrs. Roy mar, Elberon, Monmouth Beach, Branch railroad company on West much different from today in those held tomorrow night In tho junior in forty working days, under the Cliffwood and Freehold were special A public meeting to discuss the Voorhqes, Joseph Newberry, Melvla terms of the contract. Bergen place. Last fall the board oC fimes and boys who were ambitious high school auditorium. "The Lion Poling, Norman Willett, Miss Doris EATONTOWN SCHOOL ELECTION guests. Mr. Moody received a letter now school question at Little Silver education opened an athletic field pa fegarded It aB a. great privilege to nnd tho Mouse" will be presented Leonard, Mrs. Zuener, Gils Voorhcea, Tho Seacoast company has the con- from Slate Senator ,E. Donald Ster- will bb hold tonight at the acliool- ,W est Bergen place, and on account »tudy a business or on occupation by and the advance sale of tickets indl MI3S Madlyn Voorhecs, Ivy Wlilett, tract to provide material and to do Tho Terms of Five Trustees Expire ner expressing thanks for an invi houso under tho direction of the of tho increase of traflle on thl» actual experience, oven though there catos a lacge attendance. Miss Lillian Till, Miss Viola Young, tho construction work for a large and Only One is Running Again. tion to the ball. Senator Sterner parent-teacher association. Edwin street, occasioned by tho use of this waa no monetary return. Mrs. Robert C. Brown, teacher of kitchen and bakery to be built for eaid a.previous engagement-would C. Gilland, supervisor of the Red field, the mayor and council asked Miss Anna Brennan, Miss Emma Co- The terms of five members of the Mr. Thr6ckraorton learned tha dramatics at the Red Bank high vert and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. tho' stato home for boys at James- prevent him from attending the fire- Bank schools, and Charles T. Stone, tha railroad company to place gates • banking business from tho ground school, is coach. She has dlrectc burg. ' This contract, with that Eatontown board of education expire men's event this year, but he would supervisor of the Long Branch at the crossing. A flagman ia sta- up. He got a position in the Cald- the senior high school plays for sev- awarded to tho Seacoast company this year and so far Charles M. Fal mnke a special effort to be present schools, will speak on the modern tioned at this place. Tho company wcll national bank. In 1004 he moved eral years and has also been in DINNER AND D^NCB. for the addition to the electric plant l:enburg ia the only trustee who has next year. The members of the com- school and its beneftts. There will failed to comply with the requ«atsn4 "fioni Red Bank to Caldwell. Ho charge of n nnmher of amateur pro- at AiteaWS*, SBfcresat«8,130,000. Thu Hied a petition for re-election. Mr. mittee were in uniform and wore also bo talks by residents of Little tho Hcd Bank officials then appeiUafl helped to found the Citizens national ductions not connected with tho Bliss Mary ~E. Crauso Hod a Party at company Is building uu outside Iron Falkcnburg, who wns appointed lnnt-. white carnations. The chairmen woro Silver, including borough ofncll to tho utility commissioners. stairway or fire escape at the public year with Mrs. Lesllo D. Seeley by 1 bank in 1009 ana ho was mado cash- school. tho Smoke Shop Friday Nlglrt. red rosebuds. school trustees and members of the The letter which was read fromi ier of that Institution. Mr. Throck- schoolhouBC at Eatontown. County Superintendent William Woman's club. A general discussion The proceeds from tho play will go Mr. and Mrs. George F, Grause of Smith because of a tie at the elec- All the Ked Bank lire trucks went tho utility commissioners Monte;/ morton has held public ofllce at^Cald- Into a fund to pay fora troop log Mr. O'Haver states that tho Sea- out at various times last week to will follow. night did not say lu outright-woidu well during 21 of tho 25"years ho has Irving place gave a dinner and dance, coast company has excellent pros- tion, is a candidate for a three-year cabin to be built at the boy scout Friday night at tho Smoke Shop in term. advertise tho ball and on several oc- At a recjcnt meeting of the parent- tLat toe appeal for gates was denial, lived there and ho la at present a camp at Allaire. pects for getting large contracts for teacher association everyone present but the Implication to thlo effect wqs elebration of the nineteenth birth- Howard J. Booream, vice president casions the firemen were accompan- councilman of that place. Ho In a work to be done W, Perth Amboy, ied by the American Legion fife, voted in favor of a new school build- plain. Tha letter stated that the flag- member of tho Masonic lodge and The cast Is as follows: day of tholr daughter, Mls3 Mary New Brunswick and Newark. He of the Asbury "Park and Ocean Grove Eudoxla ". Geraldlno Smith Elizabeth Grause, who Is a student dium and bugle corps. Mr. Moody ing. According to tho association the man at the crossing should bo ample Klwanls club of Caldwell. says that the company's present national bank, and Frank VanDorn, present schoolhouso Is far below the to provide protection but that If ad- MM. Roisinero _ Wllllnni Barrett at Georgian Court college at Lake- who is employed at Red Bank by tho eaid he received splendid co-opera- Mr. Throckmorton has three chil- Ex-Judgo Scott „ Kennoth Brower wood. A score attended tho party, working force will be woefully Inade- tion from members of the depart- standard set by the state board of ditional protection was necessary It dren. His wife, before her marriage quate if any considerable part of this William O'Brien plumbing concern, education with regard to safety and could be provided by the police. Tha Shirley Kathryit Coulon besides Mr. and Mrs. Grause, the ere also , running for three-year ment and especially the Relief flr3- to him, was Miss Annie White. She Jeffordon UyJer Froncta Nnry hooteSB and her brother, George potential business is secured. He mon. He said the final net receipts health. Import of the letter, aa everyone dt was a daughter of tho late Mr. and Bon, Fltzroy Bnsloy William Firth stiya that in anticipation of a great terms. Mrs. Frank B. Woods and the meeting took It, waa that tha Grause, Jr. Dancing waa enjoyed in George E. Winning aro candidates would be much higher than the re- The March meeting of the associa- .. MrB. Daniel Whlto of Red Bank. The JAlklns Drummonil Itoop tho main reception hall and at mid- building boom the Seacoast company ceipts last year. tion will be hcldi Tuesday afternoon, utilities commission would not maka • children aro Daniel W. ThrocKmor- Senator Roberta Leonard Comptoi will atart In about two weeks to for two-year terms. Other members March 4th, and the speaker will bo the railroad company put gates at Knto Roberts -. Dorothy RhondeA night a dinner was served in the build a large addition to Its Rod whose terms expire are Mrs. H Mr. Moody's assistants were Chief ton, who Is engaged In the automo- Mrs. John Burliott Ryder ....Bessie Thorne private dining room. The dinner Frederick Dressier of Westside hose representative of the state board of tho crossing. bile business at Caldwell; Mrs. Elton Bank plant. Tho company's plant D. Seeley, Mrs. Ward Demarest, John Burkott Ryder '. Douulna Berry table was decorated with candles and Charles Riddle and Holly Reynolds. company, George Lilly of Naveslnk health. The first reading ol an ordlnanci Swenaon of East Orange and James Thurzu, a maid Geraldlno Smith was formerly tho location of the rose colorod carnations. Roberts boiler works and it extends Others on the board are James B. book and ladder company, Thomas was passed repealing tho provision* S Throckmorton III, #who 1B a Btu- Calandriello of Liberty hose com- NEW GIRL SCOUT TROOP. dent at Lehigh university. The guests were Misses Mae Fee- from Oakland street to Chestnut Hathaway, James N. Wolcott and of various ordinances for public im~>— A GOOD HATCH OF CHICKENS. ney, Catherlno and Mary Egan and street. The- addition will be built Albert Smock. Daniel H. Morris is pany, Jerry McConvey of Independ- piovements. The ordinances which Mr. and Mrs. Throckmorton Lena McCue and James Feeney of custodian and Harry Dennis is clerk. ent engine company and Walter It Has Been Formed at Red Bank are to be repealed had stipulated tha now enjoying a vacation. They have on the Chestnut street side of the and Has About Thirty Members. Llncroft Mnn Gets 1,358 Baby Chicks Red Bank; Miss Marjorlo Messier, property. Mr. Dennis's term expires on July Hamilton of Union hoae company. amounts to be spent for the Improve- been at Palm Beach and Miami and From 1,478 Eggs. George and Thomas Gill and James 1st. On the program committee were Da- Miss Ruth Tlcehurst of Shrews- ments in question, and in a number thoy aro now on routo to Havana. vid Malr, Alfred Jcrvis, E. Donald Frank Toop, a Llncroft chicken Noono of Mlddletown; James Collins TALK BY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. Tho election will be held next bury, captain of girl scout troop No. of instances the appropriations were and Raymond Porter of Rumson, Smith, Raymond Brower, Lee Baker 1 of Red Bank, presented tenderfoot larger than tho amount actually ex- farmer, hatched 1,352 baby chicks Tuesday night from seven until nine end Thomas Brasch. WENONAH SOCIETY MEETING. from 1,478 eggs, a yield of better than William Warncker of Everett, George o'clock in the school rooms at the scout pins laat week to 23 members pended. According to statements Martin, Langdon Norton, John Hen- Roland Fennlmoro of Fair Haven made by eomo of the town officials ninety per cent. Tho hatch, which Addressed Exchange Club. municipal building. L of the newly formed girls' troop No. Gathering Frlduy Night nt John Mc- came off last week, waa one of the nessey and William West of Long: The Seacoast iron works of Ked BUTCHER'S CALF STOLEN. 2. of which Mra: Harry Tleehurst of Monday night, the official statement Nnlly's nt Llttlo Silver. earliest in this locality. Mr. • Toop Branch; Miss Margaret Noonan of Roland Fennimore, principal of tho Bank have been awarded a contract Shrewsbury ia mother. Games were ol tho debt of the town Is based on has a new type Jamesway Incubator Elberon, Mlsa Sally Senhauser of Fair Haven public school, gave an s Allen E. Crawford of Tinton Falls played after the presentations were the amounts mentioned la the ordi- Mr. and Mrs. John McNally of Lit- to erect an open fire escape on the apd Frank Clark oj Elmlra, New South River, Miss Veronica Meechean address on "Heredity and Intellect" mam school building at a cost of the Victim of a Thief. made and troop No. 2 served refresh- nances and not on the actual expen- tle Silver entertained 35 members of of South Amboy and Miss Angela Thursday night at a meeting of the ments. ditures. The ordinance introduced York,' an incubator expert in the cm- about $1,000. A thief broke into Allen E. Craw- the Wononah missionary society last ploy of tho Jameaway company, said Bellenza of Jersey City. Red Sank Exchange club. Members Miss Ticchurst was assisted by Monday night -will change this and Friday night. Edmund Ayres, tho ford's slaughter house at Tinton make the debt statement In accord- the hatch was the best obtained so of the Red Bank club will attend the SPARE KIBS AND SAUERKRAUT. Lieutenant Helen Arnold and Alma president, presided and Revy W. N. charter night meeting of the Long Falls last Wednesday night and stole once with the actual facts, Tiis far this year by users of Jamesway SICKNESS AT TINTON TALLS. a dressed calf which was in an ice- vomSteeg and Marlon Malr, patrol Pike gave a prayer. Mr. Pike also machines In New Jersey. Mr. Clark Branch Exchange club tonight at the leaders, all of troop No. 1. The girls amount of debt which tho town can gave a talk on the topic "First Work Garflcld-Grarit hotel. Donald Hand, These Dishes to be Featured at a box. The calf had been killed and incur is restricted by law to a certain s at Mr. Toop's farm last Thurs- Many Pupils Are Unable to Attend Tinton Falls Feast dressed only a few hours previously who received pins were Gladys Weir, in India." day. state Exchange club president, is ex- Carolyn Sherman, Betty English, percentage of tho assessed valuation. An entertainment was given con- School on Account of Ailments. pectcd to attend a meeting of the Twenty-ono members and friends Mr. Crawford is engaged in the The . present debt statement brings Wholesale butcher business. Ho Juno McVey, Patricia Seeley, Nancy sisting of vocal solos by Mrs. A. E. Sickness is prevailing among the Red Bank organization Thursday of tho Tinton Falls auxiliary of Riv- Malchow,' Milliccnt Chinook, Doris tho amount of money owed almoct Wilde, Miss Dolly Davlson and John STORE'S FOURTH UIKTHDAY. night, February 20th, and the Long erviow hospita' of Red Bank met last bought the calf last week for $27. He up to tho legal limit. The ordinances children who attend the Shrewsbury had never kept the door of his Johnson, Marjoric Kohl, Audrey McNally, a piano solo by Mrs. Gal- Lewis Specialty Shop Celebrating Its township p,ubllc school at TInton Branch Exchangltes will be special Friday night at tho home of Mrs. Cook, Patty Hammond, Barbara introduced Monday night will make lagher, a recitation by Mrs. Fary and guests nt tho gathering. Harry Colnman. The auxiliary gave slaughter house locked, but since tho a considerable difference in this ni- Anniversary. Falls. Russell England, son of Wil- rebbery he has done so. Mr. Craw- Weir, Doris Stevens, Jacqueline a selection by"a quartet comprising liam England, tho throe children of a dozen pairs of pillow cases and six Simpson, Wayland Stone, Elizabeth spect by increasing tho municipal Myron L. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. The Lewis Specialty shop, located bath towels to the hospital. fold lias implicit conlldence in the borrowing capacity. "'" in tho old Second national bank James Ferguson and tho children of Sheep Killed by Dogs. honesty of the people of Tinton Falls. Hurst. Allcyne Johnson, Betty Bor- McNally and Mrs. Gallagher. Re Frank Schultz nre out. of school on Next Tuesday night tho auxiliary cVn, Phyllis Miles, Eleanor Vandcr- John B. Ackley and E. F.' Hcrr freshmenta were served by Mrs. Mc- building at Broad and Wallace A sheep owned by William S. Bray, He says he feola sure the calf wa3 streets, is celebrating its fourth an, account of measles. In addition to who lives near Holmdel village, was will hold a supper at tho home ot Hoof, Doris Hurst', Clara Colemnn complained about the condition of Nally, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Stoothoff, Sr., to raise not stolen by any resident of that nlvcrsary in buslncsB in Red Bank these pupils, fifteen or more chil- killed a few days ago by dogs whose place but by someone from some end Atlele Morrcll. Others present Arthur place. They auid tho street J. Parker, Mrs. Fred L. Ayrcs and dren arc absent from school on ac, money for Iho hospital. Spare ribs were Julia Upson, Ruth Noack, was BO muddy during thaws that it Miss Ethel Springsteen. and It has a special announcement owners are unknown. Mr. Bray's other villago or town. in this Issue of The Register. • Mr. count of colds, grip and other siclt. farm is In Atlantic township, a short nnd sauerkraut will bo featured aa Edith Hankins, Doris Johnson, Dor- v\aa dlfilcult for automobiles to travel . Tho society will hold Its next meet- ness. tho principal dishes. cthy Allen, Laura and Gertrude over It without getting stuck. Tha ing February 28th at tho homo of Lewis, proprietor of tho business, distance south of the Holmdel town- Now Musical Organization. says ho owes much of tho popularity ship line. Mr. Bray sent a bill to The next meeting of tho auxiliary Froau'head, Millieent Martin, Doris complaint waa referred to Rabsrt A. Mra Charles V. Shropshire on Hud- will bo held Tuesday night, February A new musical organization has Willman, Marie VanderHoof, Doris Kennedy, chairman of the street son avenue, Red Bank. Mrs. Irving of hla store to his announcements Church Guild Food Sale. the township commltteo of Atlantic In tho advertising columns of Tho A food sale will be held by the sen. 25th, at tho homo of Mrs. Theodore been formed at Red Bank under the Lipplncoit and Ruth Clayton. committee of tho council. , Sutphln will bo In charge of tho en- township for the sheep, and It was K.. Parnily. namo of the Monmouth melody men. tertainment and the refreshment Red Bank ^Register. lor World Wide guild of the Red Fald. Professor Donato Annesse of Wash- Horses That Satisfy committee will comprlBO Mrs. Shrop Bank Baptist church Saturday morn- FIVE CORNERS' TEAROOM. To Judga at NewarK Bog Shaw. rcrmlt lor WJBI Renewed. Ing of this week at half-past nine Notice. ington street is the director and the nt Ely's Stables, Holmdel, where the shire. Mrs. Jennie Spencer, Mrs. Ed- members arc Walter J. Graham, Mrs. better grades are handled. Every Walter J. Graham, secretary and gar, Mrs. E. Worden, Mrs. Lawrence Tile permit for Robert S. Johnson's o'clock in the former Crystal lunch School election Tuesday, Februnry Tiisly Broiled Chicken and Steak 11th, 1030, Oakland street school- Dinners a Specialty. Isabel Caiiozzo, Frank Puglise, Jos horse personally selected by Daniel treasurer of tho Monmouth county Slebert and Mrs. E. A. Worthley. radio station WJBI to operate on room oa Monmouth street, near eph Sheim, John Damico, Albert S. Ely for this market and wo hnve kennel club, will judgo Old Englisli Broad street. Homemade cakes, pics, house. Polls open 5:30 o'clock, P. M. Wo specialize in broiled chicken quarter time for thirty days was re- to 0:00 o'clock P. M., and na much and steak dinners and delicious club iarlozzo, and Pasqualo Tortorro. been supplying it for fifty years. You sheep dogs and tho working group Bt newed last week by the radio com- biscuit, jelllcD, etc., will be sold. longer as may be necessary to en- and chicken sandwiches. We cater will find fresh consignments hero tho annual dog show of the Newark Dog Feed nnd Supplies. every week both In acclimated and Old Trusty, Spratra, Ciiappel mission. Tho station operates on ablo all legal voters present^ to cast to banquets and nil social affairs Business Opportunity. kennel club oh Thursday of nest 1210 kilocycles. MiiCliitnito'o Court their ballots.—Advertisement. Bridtro parties aro invited to take ad- western horses. Bought for cash— Erothers, Galnes, Rone's, Bennett's Twenty-six car capacity garage; es- which means lowest prices and week. for Monmouth county. All com- vantage of our facilities, tables nnd tablished battery business completely nnd Purina lines of dog feed, includ- plaints promptly investigated. Bad greatest saving for you. No left-over ing cakes, bisculto, puppy crumbles, Notice. ICorestorB ot America^ cards furnished. Five Corners' tea equipped; living quarters on scconc Dont Miss Tlila Opportunity. After this date I will not be re- ticcouuts and checks collected. Day Rates,.10 to 30 $5, 30 to 35 $7.50, 35 room at Llncroft, only u few minutes door; six rooms nnd bath, hot wate or outclassed horsesi, but nil shapely, meals nnd canned meats. Dog rem- find night service Juotico Elmer C. well-broken, young ntock, guaranteed Rend our 4th anniversary adver- edies, soaps, flea powders and brush- sponsible for any bills contracted by to 50 $10; benefits after six month:* drive from Red Bank. Telephone heat for entire bulldinu: lot 75x125. anyono but mysolf personally. VWilnrlght, 4 Pattoraon avenue (near and $200 at death. For further In; Red Bunk 2820.—Advertisement. Excellent opportunity for responsibl to-satisfy or money refunded. We tisement in this paper. Twenty par es. Moijt complete line ever offered Bioad street), Shrewabury. N. J.. tole- invite Inspection. You will receive cent off on nil purchat!e!i ot under- in JMonmouth county. Fred D. February 'ilh, 1030. formation ncn either Frank Mulvl- party. Inquire A. C. Reca, poutolllci ThomnH R. Jonocn, phono 4. At Bl Uroad street, lied hill, financial secretary, or Ralph building, Matawan, N. J.—Advertise courteous treatment. William C. Ely wear, hosiery, kid gloves, bags, ncgll™ Wlkoff Co., Rod Bank.—Advertise- Bank, by appointment only.—Ad Huby Chicle Supplies. Eatnte, phone Holmdel 5.— Advertise- geoy, corsota, coraelettoa and bras- ment. Belford, N. J. Santangelo, chief,ranger.—Advertise- Pratl's, Conltey's, Purina arid ment —Advertisement. tlncmcnL __ ment. ««.*, ment. sieres. Lewis Hjicclalty Bhop, fll Full-O-Pep starting feeds. Plnhead A 515 Wave for $5.00. Broad etrcct, Red Bank.—Advottlse- Specials. It Will I'ny You onts, ilne cracked corn, cracked Expert llarberu. ment, PHlmollvn fiofip 0 crntn,, Bqnihbs Top Hull. Fill Dirt The Red Bank Register travels wheat, dried nklmmcd' milk, dried Do you wish a beautiful and real Krudlng ot ull kinds, also roadwayu to look over utii- big advertisement permanent wave? Make un appoint- Satisfaction guaranteed in every tooth panto 24 cenln, quart bottlo over every street In town and every buttermilk, Mcmi-i;olld milk. Various detail at the Sunitary Barber Shop. Tetloy'B For VwlonHnes, lemon oil 25 cents, cocoa mntH (HI built; Lakowood sand, washed KM nnd reail It cmofiilly; there may bo road In the county. Let it carry your ment with the Spanish Beauty union vcl, slag, clndorn, bluo atono. Prices Homo artlclosj that you need and save chick lit torn, fountu, feeders, etc Their well-known experts will dcligh (! Brond ntrcot, Red Bank. Hnvo juat Gny curds, colorful enrdn, always ccnta ench and dozens of other daily messngo to those who live on thcan Most. coni],lete lino of chick supplies secured the services of two addition- exceptional unit cxcluMvo; thora ttia specials, See our windows. Na rc-nsonablo. Howard G. Roaovelt money by buying at 20'i off regular thoroughfares.—Advertisement. you with wonderful and gunrnnteei phono 1585 Red Banlt.—Advortlac- price at J,nwlFi Specialty Shop, 01 ofloied in the county. Always in work. Phone Red Bank 2312, 01 al expert barbers who came from thotio for sweotiieart and for mother, tional Oc, 10c and $1.00 Stores (for stock. Quick Kcrvlcu, Fred D. high grade city shops. Your patron- some for brother, nluo for eluter; In mcrly Prown-Cooper Co.)—Advcr ment ' Broad Direct, ltcd Bank,—Advertise- BTor Sato. East Front atrect.—Advertisement. ment. __ WikolT Co,, lied Banlt, N. J. Acl age Is respectfully solicited. Sam fact, for all the familmily aan; d all ih tlscment. Soda water, nil flavors, malt bov- vcrtiiicniont. Cnrdner, proprietor. Advertisement. I'raotora: McCormicli, Ucorbajr, oragca and distilled water. Bon). H Incomo Tax—It. E. IVarco frlomlB. At ToMoy'di,, if Hrond ttrret, iTurmall, Wallia and Boldon's. Also For Afternoon Wedillngn. Ciuto. 14 North Brldgo nvcnuo, Red will bo at Room 12, Eisner building, ltcd Bunk,—Advertisement. ltli Annlvornnry Sain. several used Fordeons. S. P. Cono- Frock oulta for hire; Tuxedoes nlau Ituby (.'hirkn. Twenty per cont off regular price Bank, phono MP.r>.—Advertisement Order:! tuluni now for quick .dcliv M Brond street, every Tueffllny and Food Snip vor & Elro., snloo and service, Wlcka P. T. Jlnnnlno. 67 Broad street, Rod Thursday to assist taxpayers in pro, by W. W. i!. ot Fli'Mt L'.iiplii,t church, Jimtlto ol llu> I on all meicliandiso. First quality tunk, N. J. I'hono Holmdol 0.—Ad Bonk. For your convoiilonco open cry; KOCUH and Rede, 1G cent:) oneh Criminal anil atvil u»«:s glvtisi guaranteed. Sco our big advertise- Wllllnin liu'tim StmlloH Now In the tlmn for «!»rly brolleld. paring their income tux returns.—Ad Saturday, I'Vhi-uni y aih, ut i>:8(> A. l Wodncnilay and Saturday evenings.— teach till ty|icu of duuclng, ahto lim- vuititieaii'U~t. ^ M., in loniirr Cry;*ti!l I,nnt:h Uonm, piompt mid nnrotul attimtlon. OlHca ment in this paper. Lewlu Specialty Advertisement _ National .Ston't!, 47 Brond street, Uetl Monmoutli nlrenl • Advertisement. open from 7:11(1 A. M. until 0;00 P. U. Shop, fil Broad street, lied Bank. Kat nt tho IIomo-LIko Dining Itoom bering, Btretchlng nnd reducing. Bank, phono 2(580. (Formerly Prown dully oKcopt .'iilmlny. (llltictt M, Advertisement. Carlton1 theater building, Bulto 1 & 2 Look! nt Hi Wnllnce street You'll nmko no Used Radio Sctn. Cooper Co.)—Advertisement. Our special coffee i:i three pound liulicrlti I: While, Inc., Keith, a Vvallaoo street. Hed (jfinl^, mistake. Every thing homo-cooked; Reconditioned trade-Ins, wlti] Phono 2835.—Advertisement. next to WcatHtri Union,AdMtld I'liiiii, Tuning. Snlo at tho Lcwln Shop. for $1.00 this week nt Acker, Merr.il Atlantic lilghliiiul:!, N. .1., announce tnent bunlncan lunched B0 cento, full course. upenkorn ai)d tubes, $5 to $15. Tus Norvoua Indigestion. & Condit Co,, 11 Urond Hlrcot, Red thflr :;inl aiuiiiiil siUick-liiklni-C <'H"!i Quality work at reasonable prlc* Aluo a la carto —Advertisement. tlng'ti, IB Monmoutli atroet, ltcd Twenty per cent, off regular prlci 4 • i'uiitlng'u, / 10 Mommuith . street, TaUo two Mayplnks nnd forget It. Bank. Phone Ked Bunk 1600. — Ail mile I'CbiUiiry l.'ltli lei I'Vbrimry -Mil. Now Hut t!lofl$t w Pace Two EED BANK REGISTER,. FEBRUARY 5,1980.

COMMUNITY CONCKUT. turned home Saturday after spend- Mrs. Foster was not injured, but her tions tool: part tt the Suad*y ««r- b* donated by Mrs. James Curton children of Long Branch were **• ing a few nays with his aunt, Miss automobile was badly damaged. vicc end made credltabls ihowlnga. and Mrs, Thomas Kelly. cent visitors of Thomas Kelly and First of Scries of Three Givrn at As-Emma G. Holmes. Mrs. L.CO Davis is at the Lonf Irving Honce, Jr, of Cornell col- WillUun Dubeoky of Kwnoburg, family. liury J'nrk fjisl Wrcli. Mrs. Will(am I. Green is still con- Branch hojpilal for an operation. lege spent Saturday and Sunday with aon of Mrs. Raymond Dubesky, waa Walter Palmer, who hs.* been Mi fined to beef with sickness. In addition to those mentioned In his parents, Mr;' and Mra. Irving married last Thursday at Newark to up with sickness several weeks, win The Jn-'l if i si-H*.- u»" *.'MI<_B ron- Joseph Thompson hurt his br the icpoi-1 of the wedding anniver- Hance. • Miss Margaret Formica of that place. return to work shortly on the Walter William G Bnen rjjiia unUfcr the direction of the Com- last Meoli when lie slipped anil fell sary of Mr. ami Mrs. James. C. Hcn- Mr. ahij Mra. Edward D. Lentil- The attendants were the brlds'B S./fforee, farm.. niuiiity concert association was held on the icf\ , drieksun. other guests were Mrs. Ad- brother and sister. Mr, and Mrs. Du- at the Asbury Parlt liijrh school an- ohn have taken apartments at New Mr. and Mra. George Ford Morris tlhr M. Spader, her daughter, Mrs, York for the rest of the winttr. besky will live at Keannburg. Mr. --MEANS- djtorium Monday night of list week. .luhn (Jslxirn and Mrs. Thomas Mor- Dubesky is employed at Newark as a - Union Beach's Troubles. This association Is composed of mu-left Thursday afternoon for their Mrs. Mary E. Reynold* was taken winter home nt Aikc-n, Xorth Caro- ford and her son Thomas. £*our gen- to the Long Branch hospital last mason. . • • Walter R. Darby, aUt» commlu. sic lovers throughout the countj-jWjio stoner of municipal accounts, alter HIGH lina. nntion:; were represented in til? ".Yfeit to undergo an operation. Mm, Howard Applegate of Hod lEE¥f€E have Subscribed for the series. Last jratherin;:. investigating financial affairs of week's concert was by the Harcutn About a . ilozrn mrmbr-rs- of the- Ralph C. Jones was home for the Bank spent part of last week with Union Beach states that the borough Approved end Improved- trio, composed of Edith Hareuni. pi- Jolly Workers ;;roup of thn Presby- The members of the Middletown week-end from New TorU university, her sitster-in-law, Mrs. Frank Haley. has Incurred several deficits by tho anist; MiscJm Mischaltoff, violinist. terian church met \cucruiiy nt Mie. rid^e Hub enjoyed a luncheon last where he is studying dentistry. Edward Rowe, who |3 suffering operation of its affairs at a loss ana Heating Plumbing Roofing !>ml Willcm Van den Burp, cellist. George H. Nevius'?. ridny at the home of Mrs. George from an infected finger, had the that these deficits must be made up Water Systems Copper Work The next concert will be jjiven Daniel Lang of New York has bi-cn Dclatush. finger treated at New, york last EVERETT NEWS. by an Increased budget and increased March 8th by the Russian symphonic visiting'his parents, Mr. and Mra. Gcrrt Conover filled his icehouse week. ,''• ' '" tax rate, Earthen and Iron Pipe choir nml trie concluding one will be John Lanj4. ant. week with ico six and one-half Mr. and Mn. Waiter Arose of presented Thursday, April 3d, by Ardmr J. Groves h;i.s bought a riches thick. The Ice was taken St. Catherine's Church Guild to Meet Keansburg were week-end visitors at WE HANDLE THE AMEEICAN EADIATOR COMPANY'S Gina Pinnera. Ford sedan. from a pond on Mr. Conovcr's place. at John Maker's. this place. The Taper That Goes Home, Mr. and Mrs! Anthony Bisehoff ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS Ked Bank subscribers to the con- Janios Ittordan of tithne C. Irving The Elessed Sacrament suild of St. The Iteglstor has tho largest cir- spent last Friday al New York. Mra. Bernard' Warnekor '.and culation of any country weekly In the certs are Miss Sura Armstrong, Mis.-s jPattr-rsnn firm h;is torn down fin old Catherine's church will meet next daughter, Miss Catherine Warjieker, f.adie Child, Dr. ond Mrs. Samuel shed on the property. William File was taken to the United States. It Is gharlahed as a Long Brarjch. Hospital the fore part Tuesday night at John Maher'A The spent Thursday at New York. member of the family circle.—Adver- Bank and Sea Bright Hausman, Mr. and Mrs. ,)csse Slinot. prizes awarded at the meeting •will Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCue and tisement. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Otterson, Jr., of last week and he was operated Mrs. Leon de la Reussille, Sr., Miss MIDDLKTOWN VILLAGE NH1VS. on last Thursday. He is improving. Kosa S. Rock, Mrs. Warren H. Miss I'jli/.abeth Casler and her Mrs. A. L. J-'nM**r in an Automobile friend. Miss Edna Bailey of Jersey Smock, Miss Abbie Strickland and Accident Last Week. Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Upson. City, jipent the week-end nt Warwick. (The Red Banlc Register can ho bought New York, making the trip by au- ii", Miil.nctuv.Ji village lit the stores of J. omobile. SJlItEWSBlilt" ".VS. C. Knight and William D. Waters. Frilz Smith, who has been vory Mrs. A. I*. Foster, who lives on the sick wilh pneumonia, is improving:, Rev. \V. A. Wnitc nf Little Silver Chapel Hill toad, bad a narrow es- Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Knight re- Will Speak Here Friday Night. cape from being killed last Thurs- ceived the hand of fellowship 05 fTliB Ked Bank ReaMer enn tie bought day noon. -She was riding on the embers nf the Baptist church on in Shrewsbury from Richard Bcake at the concrete road when her car skidded Sunday. (Irnrge Hartman was rc- nd ran into the fenders of the •eived as a member by letter. Rev. W. A. Waite of Little Silver bridge which is over the railroad A junior choir and a junior orchon- will be the principal .speaker Friday tracks. The fenders kept the car ra have been formed at the Re- night, at a meeting of the Presbyter- from plunging to the tracks below. ormccl church. The new organiza- ian young people's missionary society at the chapel. The Shrewsbury and Eatontown auxiliary of the Long Branch hospital will meet this afternoon at Miss •—=3& Emma O. Holmcs's. New officers •will be elected for the ensuing year. LUJChl STOKES CO. Mrs. Ada B. Nafcw of Eatontown is president of the auxiliary. Mr, and Mrs. Ira L. Crouse. have moved back to their residence here, which -was damaged recently by fire. They have been living at the Molly 'Where Your Money Pitcher hotel. Two dogs were hit by automobiles Qoes Furthest" on the highway near Sycaflore ave- nue Monday morning-. One of the tlops was so b.idly injured that It had to be shot. Policeman Otto Herdcn Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ! did the shooting after he received a permit from Franklin C. Moyan of Red Bank, an agent of the society for the prevention of cruelty to ani- FB'EX-CH HATS mals. Whole Chuck Roast «>. 25c Miss Betty Nellson has a new Ford cabriolet. • "• Mrs. Elmer C. Wainrlght spent j the week-end at Gettysburg, Pennsyl- vania, with her son Mclvin, a student Rolled Pot Roast Ib. 28c at Gettysburg academy. Fred Giberson, station agent, re- For- Your Little Spring Suits turned to work Monday after a week's vacation. lb. 'Alfred Wicderholt, "Who transports Lean Soup Beef • 15c the mail from the railroad station to the postofnee, has an automobile clriyer's license. John Joseph Breslln had a birth- day party Saturday night. ,,, Large Smoked Hams lb. 20c . Alexander Robertson -was a week- end visitor at Newark. Cl' (WHOLE OK SHAJ«K HALF) .Mr*. Edward T.awea is improving niter having: been confined to bed a week with Krip. • at BAMBERGER'S, »/ <*•»•«•? Miss Catherine Sickles and Miss lb. Margaret Thompson of Ked Bank Rib Iloast • • - . spent Sunday at Philadelphia. (BEST CUT) The reading club met yesterday at Miss Evelyn S. Valentine's. The meeting was In charge of the music and drama committee, of which Miss 31 AND 37 BROAD STREET, RED BANK. Certainly every Paris milliner's head was filled Valentino is chairman. Norman Stofflct of Newark re- l Thm I'rlecl EBacllve In Our Slorg. in Reil1 Canh and Vicinity j with suits when she tried to think of hats this. Spring! For all Paris knows the suit is going to be the big thing, and the hat must be Me right World thing for it. This trio (out of a dozen just through' the customs) shows in every well-bred, trim line DEKS .. in tiny folded-back brims ..-..in short cuNawQy| backs, that they're perfect suit hats. Neither banal In 5 Years ' nor bizarre, we think they're the best "first-hats'* ou! of Paris in seasons, a/id we thoroughly ex- pect to be busy as be^s turning out their exact likenesses in our famous Jittfe French workroom".

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A <: CO»V»<.:. t • ^|»|^|»-*; «*-'O»W»KS-AllO » TAT I O NI WOK." f U » tl S H t » i'Of C H A > M> A 0 AZ IN I Page Thrw KHHKWSBURY UIEI/S HHOWEK. Mr. Guptll won the Bret prtea at ' • SUFFER AT BATOUTOWN. UNION BEACH NEWS. bridge. Tho consolation awards went Miss lylau Ciiigland Will Marry to Miss Agnes Hackett of Bed Bank ItWuHeld last Week For the :"wo Hen From Here Are Wedded at HOWARD FREY E'nsnli Lawcs, Jr., Next June. and Mr. Lawcs. Other guests were Foremen and Ladles' Auxiliary. New York. SANITARY I'LVMUKU Edgar T. Randolph of Red Bank, Eighty firemen and members of the ThesUnion Bench Catholic club $lr. and Mrs. Walter C. Quptll ot Mm. Evan F. Jones of Shrewsbury, department latlleB' auxiliary attended' leld its regular monthly card party 74 Monraouth Street Red Bank, N. J, Shrewsbury gave a surprise miscel- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lawes and a turkey supper last Wednesday an Friday evening with the usual STEAM and HOT WATEIt FITTING—flutters. Leaden »nd Tin Kuo&tiy . see laneous ahower Saturday flight for daughter Mildred, of S'alr Haven, Mr. night1 at tho Eatontown municipal large attendance. Many handsome Mlsa Lylas B. Cogland of Rlverdala and Mrs. Donald E. Lawea of Fox- hall. The Bupper was Gerved by the prizes were awarded and refresh- avenue in Shrewsbury" township. wood parh, Little Silver, Mr. ana Mrs. Eatontown Methodist ladles' aid so- ments were served at the end of the MILL WORK AND JOBBING Bridge WOB played and a luncheon Delford MorriB and MIBB Lucy Green- ciety. Several speeches wore made games. These monthly card parties field of Long Branch and Mr. Baker F1RELE8S • HILL: OFFIOEJ' was eerved. Hiss Cogland will be and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nutt and aro held for the benefit of the new married on' Saturday afternoon, of Rahway. Walter ICeugler played for dancing. Holy Family church. C3ENTBAI. AVE- 42 BE0&D ST- Juno 28th, at Christ church at Sari Jollne sang to the piano accom- Mies Elizabeth O'Shea of New York Shrewsbury to Frank kawea, Jr., of paniment ;of Mrs. Frederick G. Steel- was married to Nell Baxter of this, XKL. KS4-M. EED BANK. that place. Tho Register's advertielng columns ore the 'merchants' show window* man. The menu consisted of fruit lorough on Wednesday, January 22d Mra. William Baker of nahway nnd —Advertisement eoclttall, roast turkey, mashed po- The brlde'B mother, Mrs. J. O'Shea, tatoes, creamed onions, olives, celery, was married to Charles Goblc, Jr.. of cranberry sauce, biscuit, pie a la this borough on Sunday, February mode and coffee. 2d, at New York. They will muk» The ladles' aid committee, which their home here. TELEPUONI5, 22SW. prepared and served the supper, con- Guatave Kulberg of Newark la sisted of Mrs. Charles Falkenburgr, spending two weeks with hla grand- Mrs. LoulB VanBrunt, Mrs. Elizabeth, mother, Mrs. 13. Bchaeffer. llclmer, Mrs. James Rowland, Mrs. John Splelman, former councilman John T. Bateman, Mrs. P. G. Steel- s confined to his home with pleurisy man, Mrs. George B. Whltfleld, Mrs. A pleasant surprise was given Harry Dennis, Mrs. William Fesler, Thomas F. Lyons on his birthday by DICALEK IN Mrs. Albert Smock, Mrs. Arthur Tay members of the Union Beach Pleas- Red *****i'. w.*• LARGEST RETAIL BUTCHERS IN THE U. S. A. I Long , lor, Mra. Fred Baden, Sr., Mrfl. Holly ure club at their clubhouse. A Reynolds,-Mm. Louis Hill, Mrs. Joo- per waa served and Mr. Lyons wa3 Coal, Wood, Feed, Hay, Straw Hank Economy Plug Quality. Over H00 Successful Btorea nnd Still Growing. I Branch wooiworth. eph Ayrea, Mre. William Reed, Mrs. tho recipient of many gifts, Includ- Erland Holtz, Mlsa Valeria Johnston. ing a smoking stand from the mem- Miss Lutle Allgor, and William Fes- bers of the club. The Blue Bell or- and Grain ler, Francis Bruce, John T. Bateman, chestra furnished the music. Louis Hi.ll and Charles Falltenburg. Mrs. H. L-. Coffee has returned to Sugar-Cured Sugar-Cured her home after spending a few weeka Peat Moss AH Kinds of Poultry Feed with friends at. Brooklyn. Harry Baled Shavings Smoked Hams • EATONTOWN NEWS, Coffee Is spending a few months with his mother In Los Angeles. Ten Residents Enroll In Sunday- George Sappah and family motored Selling LEHIGH and WILKES-BARRE School Teachers' Training School to New Market and spent Sunday

The amount of money expended for schools ln many municipalities' Is prcalor than that spent for roada. po- lice, lights, sewage and all other mu niclpal purposes. This isjperhaps thr It-iist thins to be taken into consid- eration. The paramount consider.! tion is thnt the schools concern tU<- n.-in£ 'generatiun—the citizens of lo morrow. The bcxird of education i» the executive body in charge of this "•* '*!; TZHT*Z~* ?° !£ieat taslc. and no community can ! be too careful and pninstaklng in en The R<-J Bank Register {listing its best citizens for this work, j For tliis reason", as well as for va- is a mcr.tber i;f 1 THE ASSOCIATED I'ltKSS lious otliri reasons, it is oven mov.- ASBURY PARK lh« Associated Press U exclusively en- il'nportant that competent, consclen titled to the use for republicnlion of nil tious citizens should be drafted to servo the schools than that good men lbcaj news published therein. should bo chosen for mayors, -council- ,1 men or township commltteemen. ' ! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1930 It is unfortunate that more cltl- I ?.cns do not go to the polls at school, • elections, but there is one' consoling ' The American Legion factor about this. Those who vote i Excellent Values in the February are for the most part really inter- j Spring's Haute-Mode Becomes a Home Owner. cstf.d in the schools and are not ' Home ownership is a fine thins. I actuated by partisan considerations; • equally as much to be admired when to tho same extent as most folks are ' achieved by a club or organization | at fall elections. One thins for which • as when brought about by an individ-j there i3 real reason to be thankful ] Furniture Sale ual For this reason congratulations is that no such words as Republican • are' in order for the American legion ; or Democrat arc opposite the. names J post of Red Bank for its action in of the candidate:! to Innuendo -the ; Frocks buying the Atwater property on Ma- voters. Perhaps there may be a few , pic avenue for a home. Places where school management Is , |dominated by politics and controlled i I by political machines, but happily I • Discounts In making this purchase the_lcg-jt)-li9 is s0 ,..„,, a5 to be thc cxccpt|on j For Women ionnaires not only show their faith to Hie uener.il rule. The same con- j in the destiny of their organization ditinn iispd to be true of municipal { but also in the future of Red Bank overnments_ _ln earlie_ r time^ s whe_n j And Misses They will never regret this invest- pI(,ctitms WPri, h(,]fl ln tti0 spl-ins fm- i merit. Red Bank real estate, and in ,town ,nu, township'olllces. The bis fact all real estate in this part of the | pomiclans of both particpartiess Rgot to- county, will never be worth less than jKethc r pm, wipcll this oul by mak- it is now and anyone who buys pru- ),nff mllnicipal elections subject to the dently cant go wrong. partisan bias and party idolatry of j • • • the presidential, state and county ' An Annual .819.75 The Red Bank American legion elections in tho fall. | post, although the largest and fast Event Offering cat growing organization of its kind , At number of places next Tuea- Each line in delightful deline- in the county, has tho distinction 0. jdny tthh e candidates who run for office being the only post aside -from one . wiM b , Our Entire;.' ation^ of spring's alluringly being the only post aside -from one , wiM be imoppos(Ki. Th|s [a the big- formed at Highlands a few months j t comp]imf,nt whicn couu be paid feminine ways . ... the high ago, not to own its home. The Red to them, for it shows that their work Stock waist-line which may be ca- Sank post was formed shortly nfter Is satisfactory. Unfortunately the priciously Di recto ire, or the close'of Ihe world war and it is vote under such circumstances is .One of the oldest in the county. It usually small. No one should be Greek, the draperies reminis- has not been favored to the same forced to vote, but It would he cent of 1880, the Moyen Age degree, as some other posts have heartening to tho friends of the pub \ Dining room suites, living room suites, bed room suites in all the . fitted bodice, or an eighteenth been by large wealth in its member- lie school system to see a large pol' handsome designs most popular with knowing home-keepers. century fichu . . . each com- ship, or by gifts for home building. of voluntary votes and it would !>• " an incentive to the successful c?n livery piece in our high grade stocks is included . . . and that bining with the others in a • • • very rnodern way to form The Red Bank veterans have been didates to put forth their beat efforts means, all'tpose handsome new suites and occasional pieces which have slower than those of other places iruj arrived during the past few days. .'...: this distinctive period. Inci- (Continued on page 16.) dentally, these delightfully getting a home, but this is not their .',-"._• . • ' i ' fault. A. large part of their efforts refreshing frocks are of plain- .£aa been directed towards aiding dis- IRON MINES IN JERSEY. flat crepe or small-figured 'Sbled and unfortunate ex-soldiers and The Club Plan Is Available During This Sale 'their families. To a great many Stalo Formerly Yielded Sufficient lor printed silk. people It will seem that most of this Mmiy Forges. STEINBACHS—Third Floor work might more properly have been done by the national government. Trenton, N. J., (AP)-In the days There are new colorings ... including a ''bonny blue" and many of th« Jtoit the veterans did not -wait for thc gone by nearly half of New Jersey's prints are light-colored on dark grounds. The sizes range from a slinj (slow and tedious process of govern- counties yielded sufficient iron ore misses' to those for much more mature figures* mental red tape to bring succor for for the establishment of forges. their stricken comrades. That they The mining of iron ^.ore in New ^discharged this ubllgatlon and at the j Jersey began whon the first English STEDJBACHE—Second Floor "••-"•"?" ' , "•" " .: 'settlorisettlors arrived here. Although Iit same time saved enough money_ to ;ha 3 contlnucd to a consluerably less- buy one of the finest residential prop- , 6 th/statP ln t m lty u worthf!"?? y. of_. recognition^.l°. .r", ITt 'L"wasi welZ l \Depart^ m nt of Conservatio. n and D,- Final Clearance! worth the eleven years of effort ,velopn^ent concerning the mineral in- \

mine of the Warren Foundry ami : Entire Stock Pipe Corporation, and the Richard j Women's mired the American legion will mine of the Thomas Iron company, j have a higher place in public esti- Winter The earliest iron mine of which Women's mation than ever before. there is a record was owned by Rnh-

:•, _ o-o-o-o-o-o ; Icrt Morris at Tinton Falls in 103!t | Although it is not known definitely Silk & Wool Autos Are Not Taxed! j where the ore was obtained, forgen n T> in jwcre In operation in 1716 at Whip- Why Aree Boats Taxedfaxed ?i . pany. Morris county and at Upppi , , . .' j Freehold. Maernesite mines wen1 A movement has been started t°;operatcd ln the eariy part ?f the Formerly $6.00 to $32.50 repeal the tax on boats, and it « jP i^ntcentli century Hosiery in Warren' coun- j ; probable that a bill to this effect will ! ^ > ' '•'" - ' 'r'< •;" ' ' • '• ' « 1 ' ); ".: b e introducedd d l n tthh e legislaturelilt . Per- ^ and in 1742 a charcoal ' b . nt Oxford_ There are many economy priced hats here a last "oppor- BOnal taxes on more and more things ; have been cut out each year of late,! the early years of the Revolu- , tunity_ to purchase them at these exceptional prices brings the last thing Q\ :his sort being the ; j^' ^ census at that time showed them in colorful or conservatively toned felts, and some in repeal of taxe? on automobiles. there were eipht blast furnacea an4 yelvets. The lines are all still good for wear during the 79 forges, fourteen of. which were in Less Boats are vehicles on water and South Jersey. spring and early summer days ahead, and many are of excel- Formerly $2.50 there would seem to be even less rca- "With thn introduction of anthni- lent quality. son why they should be taxed than cito for smeltinff," the .department They're smart, they're new and automobiles, which are vehicles on j siiysy , "thc numb'er of charcoal fui- STEINBACHS—Second Floor of tho usual high qualities al- land. Automobiles wear out the roads inacos rapidly decreased and th<* ways associated with Stelnbach fine, warm silk and wool knit which they run over, but no one by j many forges were abandoned. In footwear-—these pumps and ox- any stretch of imagination can see I 1856 thc number of active charcoal fords that take a sharp discount in good plain colors. Each hew boats cause damage to water. On ! furnaces was only two, while tlT Saturday. For, they're all our pair of these hoBe full fash* this score it is impossible to under- • number of thoFc using anthracite' ti'i regular BtocU shoes. stand why boat owners should bn a fuel was live, of which three we;1'1 ioned and perfectly fitting; taxed and automobile owners shouldat Philliptibur^, onfi at Boonton and Opera pumpa, step-In pumpa, Well reinforced at points of be let off. ' one at Franklin, the latter having gore p"ump3, tie oxfords, centre • « • ' been built, for the reduction uf buckle pumps and oxfords In greatest wear, and very, very, The c'aso for the boat owners is •Fr ?nl*linitc;" , ..un- all the smartest materials and specially reduced for Mow A lst of colorings. Sizes 3% to 8, ln AA even stronprr than :this. Owners of forgps which former! • to C widths. day's selling. motor boats have to pay tax for pas- operaterrport dof inth oth nEstat statee geologis, taken tfro inm 1870 tn-. olinli e thc same, as automobile owners. Millions of dollars iire spent to re- showed that nearly two .score had STEINBACHS—First Floor 8TEINBACHS—First Floo# pair and build highways, but no one boon in Morris county, with others . has ever noticed any gasoline tax in Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington money spent in this section for tho Cumberland, Huntcvdon, Middlesex. benefit of boatmen. The water high- M on mouth, Ocean, l^assaic, an'J ways are almost entirely negli'ctrd and such little money as is(Kp' 209'11' tons wcro Pro <)line tax money spent for mails. : -licit only must New Jersey mines " * J ' mmpcln .with the j;rent mines of Dresses If this matter of repealing the poi- Michi^-m and Minnesota, but they sonal tax on boats applied only to , lrai--L a!:-o nioot the competition of the owners of pleasure craft perhaps . furcii;n producer.'.," Ihr Department nf it would .not be important, but thorp . C'l.n'-.'-'rvation aiui Development say*. Styled Especially »re many persons who use boats; a.s "Tiio Uiiicr, v/ith cheap labor nnd low a means of gaining a livelihood. ' O'' to pny the tax \M;T TIMI; AT UNION BEA( H. • OH automobiles befon; this tax was I'art of Linitor Cnr^o Recovered lr. Former Prices $4.9$ to $9.50 Exclusively for Her repealed. ; Itcrildi'iits ami Visitors) Part of a cnr;.;o of GOO bottles uf The past eciioon v/ai; notf>riou:-ly ; li(|imr thrown nverboard nt Union An unusual clearance of warmly lined kid gloves for women who drive bad for the ilshm inrn of thn l'»ny- 1 'c;n'li when coiiHt. gun rt IF turn pui - or who feel the need of the luxurious protection which lined gloves «horfi PRriion. Tho Ilshiiif; inrliiHl ry !\u>-[.\ t!ii: i u:n lioat wa.i vecovcrod in Monmouth county cannot n\nntl from the writer by re.-ident.^i of thai ' give in bitter cold weather. Linings are lamb's wool, knit wool and many more such seasons without he- : $10.95 ' pl.iee ;ind vi--itot ;; to tlie scene Tuc.v ; fur; colors, grey, black, tan and brown. Ing ruined. Such an outcome would .lay of la.! week. Two coast guards- ; have an adverse effect cm thn pros- •noli tried to .stup the salvaging of I perity of the county, no mattrr how thn lifjuor lnit were helplciis befon* j What a flower-like Spring collection It Is! So gay, good other buriiuoHs factor.-; mi;?ht |thc crowd. I-nter morr. guards were BO all alluringly feminine, so frcah und Inviting!._ be. It Is an injustico that the boat- 'sfMMirptl ;IIK1 ihcy recovered the rest Children's Lined Gloves Smartly fashioned llttlo frocks designed along th< wen should pay personal taxes while |of the lifJiH.i. 1 tho automobile owners pny nothing Reduced 20% very lines Paris lino drawn, of tho newest ftbrlci, The legislature did not give a fair in tho new small prints on-dark-bactigroundi »nd deal to the bnatninn when it repealed Pojimining" In ('iillforulu. Little fingers will be grateful for the cozy warmth of these fleece and such colors as pie crust, red, navy, beige and Ber- one tax without repniliiiK the other, Mr. rind Mr;;. Walter C. VnnHcini muda groen. Lingerie toiiolien, bows, boleros, long find no lima should bo lo:U in enr- and .son Uaymontl of llanoe i^'ad knit-wool lined gloves for school ami play. The social clearance Drlca rectlnK this. jJ-'.-iir II-'vr|i, aW- (ipondinjj (lie rest of makes them doubly worili buying. ^^ and short sleovco. Sizes in, 16 and 17. j th»' win tor in Alh;imhni, near Lns 6'IEINBACHS—rlrnt Fluoi )-O-O-O*O-O Ainrolc;, f'alifornin. '['hey arrived In BTELNBACHS-Sccond Floor ' Alhnnilirn Jif!'-r n inntnr triji to Flor- The School Elections ida unl (])<• liniithwest. and Their Importance. rlli to \\ l)aun Next Tuesday In the timo fur the Mi';'. Ilarr -ft O.^bnrne. wife . of annual electloh of memheiti of hoards Murray ,O?dx>nl(. of fonl, gnvi pt education in moat municipalities birth to it daiii.'htor Ki-hlny at the of New Jersey. The lack of Intermit. Utivci view hdtipitnl at Red linnlc. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5, 1930. Pnrro GOOD TINTON FALLS PUFILS. card Hardy, went clamming two Taylor of Freehold. Mra. Taylor for- da ye last wech at Fort Monmouth. merly lived here and she is a mem- A Fine Record of Attendance Made they made big catches of clams. ber of the sewing club., FIRST CHURCH OF I by Shrewsbury Township Fupito. lasrge and Edward Hoey/went dam- Mra. Louise Little is upending ocv- CHRIST, SCIENTIST | ning at the sanio place two duys last PI al days with her brother, Frank . qv— Pupils of the Shrewsbury township q consolidated school at Tlnton Falls week, but they were 'not very suc- Binodgood of Llncroft. 54 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. g with perfect attendance and punctu- cessful. They expect to make an- Mrs. Walter E. Hunt and' h'er eon Pleasure Automobiles, Trucks, ality records for the past month are: other clamming trip soon. or_ Newark spent Saturday and Sun- Servicea Sunday 11 A. M., 8 P. 11. Thomas Bcanlon of Staten Island day with Edward Hoey and family. Sunday-School—9:30 A. M. Sub-Primary erade—Joieplilne . Leone. spent the week-end at hla former , . Farm Machinery, Tools and Tlrst BTadfi—JameB Covert, Billy Covert.. Mr. and .Mrs. George Soulia havn Wednesday Evening Testimonial George Germalne, Bernard Sunrli, Eliza- liomc here.. returned to Staten Island after a vis- Mcdlnzi—8 P. M. House Fyrnishlngs. beth Eturlten. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B'ruen of iL to Mr. and Mrs. Charles- Soulia. tie&dln? Room—Wednesdays anil Tel. Red Bank 2075 Second grade—Ju»tl» Forthand, Melvln t'nlon spent Saturday and Sunday Saturdays from 2:30 to 4:30 P. fil. 18 Wallace St., ON THE BOWNE FARM fiermalne, Mildred Andrews, Gertrude with Mrs. Fred Brenner. Tin public In cordially ln»iled to Drake, Jean Canorilea, Gvorglsnna - Kmhn- A little campaign of want adver- attend the services and use the RED BANK. The Bowing club of tho Reformed tising in The ReKiuJer will r,ent most Corner of Wayside and West Deal Road, % Mile West ert. Co'ncUla Poreelli. Eleanor Poreelli. church will meet tomorrow after- Readme Room. Third nnd fourth yradc—Kellx. Blnoco, any rentable property. Thirty words of Neptune Highway, Wayside, N. j., Leroy Clay, Howard Drake. Thomas Far. noon at the home of Mrs. Gcorgo for twenty-live cents.—Advertisement i J i ni ii 11 HI I*y. Krneet Krahnert, Robert Montana, Joe Poreelli. Vincent Poreelli. Jamei Von- FRIDAY, FEBRUARt 14th, 1930,Wlckle. Iloliert Meads/ Cleoto Collins. Rulh rteMlncr.- I,ll!lin Fl.her. Annie Mall. Fckla ut ISM O'clock. Krahnert, Prudrnce Montane. Virginia Articles to bo nold listed In part as follows: Fordson t>actor,,ln ex- Monroe, E . Shulti. Jeanfiettc Table. A Straws Arriving Daily A Straus cellent condition: double bottom Oliver tractor plow, set ot tractor cleats, Fifth end »lxlh Ei-oriei—Victoria Blnaco. Pictorial Review tractor BCOOP, two-horse broad tread farm wagon, low wheel farm wagon, ISIIttbeth Forhand, Jacqueline Hall. Eliz- ono-liorsn farm wagon, lime drill, spring tooth harrow, iron harrow, 3 abeth Monroe. Alga Roehkovsky. Ltdn Sale Spring kSummer weedeis. English riding saddle. South Bend plow, Root plow, Incubators, ShulU, Itllt Van wlcMe, Tliomai Binaeo, Sale F'ntsy Blnacr), Ben Clark,'Cornelius Collins, Patterns brooder-stave, set heavy elbuble harness, 3 seta single harness, Ford truck, Jphn ' Gordon. lUymond ^.tebhart, Jerotne peddler's body, very good shape; Ford delivery. Heo truck, stake' body; Used, Hobert Scott, fierald Wyndorf. 1 is a Dress Fabrics Showing all the is a Smith form-a-truck, Bulck eedan, VXU: Buick coupe, 1828, both good cars;, Se^nth and eighth grades—Alex Blnapo, lot ot now Ford parts; 40 gal. feed cooker, 00 gal. Iron pot, used windows George - l-'licher. Robert Hill. Harold and doors, plumbing fixtures, carpenter tools, mason and plumbing tools, Holmes. Oharlot Leonard, William Itobln- Sale and Accessories Advance Spring Styles wire screens, galvanized plpo. tilting saw frame, 22-ln. cross cut saw, auto Bon, KDeranza Binaco, Anna Clay, M*r- Sale attachment for belt power, shafting and pulleys, lot of good belting, lot Jorle KrlcUaon, Helen Flaher, Anna Leon- of paint, work bench, blacksmith drill, Hercules stump puller, fence poBto, ard, Either llccvey. Mary Fbrcelli. 15 barrels seed aweet potatoes, building used a3 road stand, can be seen corner Atkinson and Fifth avenue, Neptune, N. J.,'g|ze 18x21; forks, hoes, TINTON FALLS NEWS. a large assortment of furniture, and hundreds of article!! too numerous to mention. Miss Jessie Springsteen's Automobile Pequot Sheets Cannon or West Point TERMS!—Cr. ell. Damaged In a;COUIBLon. Pillow Cases1 Bath Towels MARRY A. BOWNE. Miss JeBsle Springsteen was drlv Ing her automobile at Red Bank last Best wcarUig cotton on sale at GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. week,' when- her machine was run Twice a year we, prepare months ahead for these great Wero 69o into by another car. Miss Spring- mill cost. steen, escaped Injury, but her car wag events so as to give you the better grades of first class badly damaged: Miss Springsteen Is 81x90 -I employed at the Schulte store at Red Bank. merchandise, at prices that cant be duplicated for the 64x80 $1.09 Mx99 §1.19 SERVICE Samuel Cummings of Koansburg, Mill clearance, finest double MEASURED formerly of thi3 place, Is on the £" ~ 03x90 1.19 03x09 1.20 ; same Quality. yarn all white or with colored NOT BY• 72x90 1.29 73x09 - 1.39 jacquard borders, large size 24- GOLD •• The annual election for members ;of 00x90 1.40 81x90 1.49 x.43—all perfect; one of the BUT BY • • the board of education of Shrewsbury 45x30 Pillow Cases, 30c ca. best towel values ever offered. THE - • • township will be held at the school house at this place next Tuesday Sale Thursdayy Feb. 6 to Friday, Feb. 21 GOLDEN night. Tho polls will be open from RULE • • seven until nine o'clock. The school board has prepared a budget of ex- penses which will require $10,000 to 69c Table Damask, 50c yd. Special Purchase 29c Kitchen Towels, 20c ea. be raised by taxation.- Finest domestic mercerized weave, 64 inches wide; full All linen, for glass or dish use; double stripe borders, Mrs. Mary Carney has been. con- bleach, good patterns; very durable weave and easy to. Wash Fabrics' all colors; hemmed for use. Size 17x32, finished. Our fined to the house with sickness the wash. . Values up to 79c. Homelike ? past week. She Is improving. ' Color fast to washing. Mra. Adrian Nltschelm spent last A T tifully decorated Friday at New York. $2 Martex Bath Mats, $1.29 ea. 69c Terry Cloth, 50c yd. . • Mrs. G. \i. Moulton of Newark, who Atmosphere anfj iumishoj. it is is a summer resident of this.place, is All Martex Bath Rugs are made of colors that are Yard-wide, double faced, good patterns for all drapery comfortable,, attractive, convenient; in a new member of the Tlnton Falls guaranteed fast, size 23x38; heavy weight—all colors. uses; a fabric that is almost everlasting'for wear. Rayon Raffco Prints tin'' ' • every vay suitable for the occasion. auxiliary of Rlvervlew hospital of Bonno Tweeds Rod Bank. Printed Piques Everyone who makes use of our funeral Mrs. William S. England, Mrs. 1.89 Krinkle Spreads, $i.39 ea. Imported Shirtings $2.50 Wool Coatings, $1.69 yd. home appreciates its home-like at- Adrian Nltsehlem and Mrs. Welling- Printed Flat Crepes ton Wllkins attended a. card party Double bed size to cover bolster, 81x105 inches; wash- Satin Slieen 54-inch all wool, winter or spring weightt-Grey, Brown r mosphere. last Thursday at the home of Mra. able color Btrlpes^-Rose, Orchid, Gold, Green. Scal- Rayon Weave Prints or Tan mixtures. All this season's fabrics. Theodore Row© of Oceanport. loped all around. Klinton Tweeds The funeral home, and its chapel are in- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stoothoff, Jr., tegral parts of our service. They are entertained a number of relatives and In making your sewing plans for your spring and friends from various places at their summer wardrobes, be sure to take advantage of this freely -offered to those who wish to ,use ii home last Wednesday .night. 59c Tapestry Cretonnes, 39c . special offering—fabrics, patterns and colorings the them, and there is no additional charge.- 3 Mrs. Sarah Scott won .a prize last Double face, can be used on either aide; tapestry pat- very latest. Double bed size, all pure wool filling, French figured C week at a card party which was held terns and colorings-Mieavy' weight and yard-wide. sateen coverings with nine-inch solid color borders. for tho benefit of St. Dorothea's g church, at Eatoritown. • Edward Carney is haying his store at Pine Brook wired for electricity. Sale of Yarns FUNERAL DIRECTOR, • Rev. J.:J; Messier of the. Metlio- Ladies' Bags Ribbon, 47c yd. Ambulance Service dlst church will conduct a prayer to- GERMANTOWN morrow night at Mrs. F.G. Ehing- Excellent quality Satin, 5?i to 7 inches wide; beautiful ' FUNERAL HOME colors from our regular stock. Value to 90s yard. SHETLAND FLOSS 60 E.FRONT ST. • • • RED BANK! SAXONY PLAZA NEWS. PHONE 557 All real Ueather and Tapestry Bags; In top handle, .'• ' Tre-Jur Compacts, 84c SILK & WOOL A Successful Xoon Lunch and Card back strap, pouch and envelope styles. Modish leath- Best quality yarns manufactured by tho well-known Turly Held by the Community Club. ers and colors—Calf, Pin Seal. Reptile Grain, in Minerva Mills—in the largest assortment of colors Brown, Black, Tan and other good colors. Value to , Double compact with Powder and Rouge, oblong style; Tho Community club was. very suc- ( in red, blue, green and black. Regular price. $1.00. we have ever offered at sale prices. Full size balls. cessful with the noon lunch and card $2.03. -.'•-. Value, 3Do to 50c a ball. party which, it held laat .Wednesday. About $50 was cleared. ,, , A eori j was. born last Thursday, to Mrs. Addison.Sanborn, Jr.. of Hlll- elde, .New Jersey, formerly of this Suede Gloves Silk Hose Rayon Undies Girdles and Step-ins place. • • > . ' ' • . ' The WorflBn's club will meet to- air %e%mam>ofJlmerican'Pro§rcsi morrow, night; at the home of 'Mrs. |C P pair ,C Worth 13. Cunningham of Arthur place, Red' Bank, formerly of this Keculnr $1.00 Value. Regular Price, $1.50. Regular $1.00 Quality. Regular 51.50 Value. place, (pii Friday, night the club will Women's Gloves of extra quality Women's Hose of fine thread silk, chif- hold, a card patty, at the home,of Chamolso Suedo Slip-ons—novelty cuff fon and service weight; all taken from Step-ins, Panties, Chemlae and Bloom- Girdles and Slep-ins of super quality Mrs. Burt M: Decker. . and one-clasp styles; your choice of our regular stock. Complete sizes and ers; several dainty styles to choooe Elastic and perfect fitting models— Shadow Lake,- formerly Qulgley's desirable shades and sizes. all seasonable- shades. from—in ali the wanted shades. ao'n't miss this opportunity to save. creek, was a great skating place af- ter the recent cold snap. Boys end » girls were on the Ice every day last week. A man who was walking on the ice last week broke through and Bouton Powder Bowls, 83c ho got wet up to hla armpits. A^sido $3.00 Rayon Bed Spreads Imported colored glass In pretty Marbleite and plain $1.69 to $2.00 Curtains from tho discomfort of getting, wet finish, high jars and low bowls; also sets of 6 bathroom nnd cold he suffered no bad effects. bottles. Value $1.00 and $1.25. pair Harry Mecklem, after a furlough at his homo here, is .off. on another ea. ci-uise. JIo is an officer oh a mer- 1 chant marine vessel. . ' ' ] Jewelry, 79c each 1 *72xl05—for three-quarter, twin or single beds. Bro- One hundred pairs, G to 12 pairs of a kind—all 2 ,£ The firemen are continuing prepar- cade rayons, In all tho wanted colors—if you can Fine assortment of Necklaces, Chokers. Earrings, yards long- Rulllcs and valance, plain tailored and ations for their supper on Wednes- use the sizo you save a dollar. pracelets, etc., in beautiful collection of colored ctones. others, white ecru, some colored. day, evening, February 19th, at the Values to $1.49. (Icehouse. The first suppers w^lll bo served at half-past five o'clock. * Tho 500 club met last Thursday af- ternoon nt the home of Mrs, Mary Men's Handkerchiefs, 37c ea. $1.69 Philippine Gowns, $1.14 Longstreet. First and second prises Pure Silk Philippine Gowns nnd Slips, hand embroidered 'and were Won by Mrs. Henry Paasch and Fine quality all linen, white Initialed Handkerchiefs. Mrs. James McPhee. Mrs. John Mc- Regular price, 00c each. Not all initials In the assort-. hemmed, beautiful designs and all made of good qual- Claln received the heart prize and ment.' Flat Crepe ity materials. tho consolation prize. 40 Inches Wide The -members of tho Community Adam Gimbel's Original Store. club enjoyed a sociable at their club- $10.00 Quilted Robes, $5.98 bouse Tuesday evenlng-of last week. Stamped Pillow Cases, 95c pr. 'This I'nliice of Trnilf." one of America's first: A number of-the residents of this Negligee .Robes of rayon nnd crone lined nnd quilted. place attended a card party held by Good quality, 42" tubing; Iiomstltclied ends and hem- To see them will make you buy and save about half. department stolen, WIIB upcnctl In Vinccnnes, stitched for crocheting. AH new patterns; value to $1.23. Worth $2.00. Ind,, In 18-13. I'roinlnciiCly dlbpliiyctl on the the'Woman's club of Red Bank at the Molly Pitcher hotel last Friday The splendid draping ninln lloor iviia a liute sign, a part of which afternoon. ' qualities so necessary read: "We nro not satisfied unless our cus- Ladies' Scarfs, $1.19 . for the present "fom- $4.00 Sweaters, $2 J5 tomers ure." . i COLT'S NECK NE\V8. inlno" mode for dress Coat Sweaters and Slip-ons ut greatly reduced pitcca. All silk, long plaited and triangle Scarfs, in fancy col- wear is outstanding— All arc new nnd desirable colors ami utylca. The customers of (ho Broad Street National Tho Firemen of This Place Cleared orings; value to $1.98. also ideal for slips, Hank are mure thnn pleased with the service SGa by a Dance Last Week, negligees and lingerie. All tho new spring of our Sato Deposit Department. Every mod- About SC5 was cleared by a dance shades as well ns sta- ern convenience! lm» licen Installed and tho which was held by the firemen at the Writing Paper, 69c box 1 29c Bandeaus, 21c sthoolhouso last Friday night. Two pin or evening colors; vnullB »ro noil lighted and well ventlliitcd. hundred or more persons were pres- New number3 and odd boxer, from the holidays, slightly also black or white. liaiulentis—new models, new material!), nt new prices. Tlio courteous servlco of our attendants uml ent, and the affair was one of tho soiled from handling; values $1.00 to $12.00. These are real bargains—don't miss it. our central location arc nlso ndvuntiigc* worth most successful held by tho firemen considering. this winter. Georgo Hoey was In charge. Anothcr'dancc will be held by tho firemen at the schoolhouso Ladies' Initial 'Kerchiefs, 84c $2.25 Initial Pillow Cases, $1.59 Ladies' Neckwear, 84c ea. Friday night of next week. All linen with nent colored hot dor, pnrUed KU lunul- Homntitched or ncallopod, mado from Krult of the Tine lace nnd P. K, Collar nnd Cuff RUIEJ, Itaitha and Loula'Plotkin, tho storekeeper and Loom Mu.Hlin; endi )>nlr In a box. Not every initial. Panel Collars and Jabots. Value, $1.00 nml $1-23, poiitniaBter al Colt's Neck, sold one herchiefs to the box. Regular price, $1.00 box. of his pool tables to. a ClarlcaburtT man last week. Pool playing used to THE BROAD STREET bi> a popular form of diversion here! $3.59 doz. Linen Napkins, hut Interest In it has waned of late. $5.98 72x84 Blankets \ NATIONAL BANK Moving pictures wero shown at 29c Pueblo Percale Prints $1.25 \ doz. the Bchoolhouuo • lflBt Wednesday night. Half of the proceeds went to Iiinen 1'anuisk, hnnmrd fur unc; MZ.O ISAIR; thuior- n:i- D pair the producer and the other half went ic mfitmcnt of depignr.; real Iii:-h Linen and \\\\\** bleach. to tlie iicliool to be used to buy ath- $1Lin letic equipment. Tho Pioneer boys found rovenge Vnrrt-winp, Bolt, light weight llnlxh; new pattern:! and Tho. hoiit llbnkc t you hnvo iHiught in yoarn tin tha for past defeats In basketball gurnt-i all aro warranted wanlmblo colorIn^n—2,000 yard.'! on 35c White Nainsook, 25c yd. pi lei- I'ai-t WIKI /uul c:;liu lai[;e .-il/:o, hi tlm wuiiteit by defeating thn Jeraeyville team aalo whllo quantity lasts, A rnro value. Fine weave combed yarn: soft, silky finish: yavd-w itle. Wool plnlda—FSo if, .lilue. Urcen, Tail, lost week by tho score of 31 to 12. For inuny nnder-grument IUCS.- Jci'bcyvlllo defeated Colt'ii Neck re- Monmoufb County StirroQnls'B Ufllce l.tlcna, cr, ndtnlnUtrntrlx nrt HrorcMid of three gamea for a silver cup. Al tl.utr .U 1.1- and iltlrnlida lu.-jilhU ilm nnl'l $1.50 Rayon Bloomers, $1.09 $1 E. Z.'Union Suits, 60c Notice to credited to nreiunt claim* though there was no reward of n $2.25 Kid Gloves, $1.79 $1 Wool Sport Hose, 48c u«t&to. iiiidir oath, Mitliln »lx monthi'fr [.Iiilnn HwHn for boy;t or #h'H !hf$ jm{xiW *!.i! ilnfv ni Ilia uriirMaahl nuler, tir thty allvor cup for laat week's same, tin: Extra' <|uallty Kid rjlovrn, imvolty vufy Spoit .Korku, philn ctilois uml novelty d^- riloiuurni itiii.li- "T hl|;h limtro myoii. IX '/,. bin lift; lujiif ot' ftni.t nlyli i, fclfm* t'uriujiti! to the nrdm t>f Joseph t., lion. will ha rore\ur liarici) ttf thalr ncllonv Colt's Neck boya find gratification In utul flllpMinft; ncVcrtil ntyli'i; and iiluiiU/3 MI|;IIB; n IIIIRO IIK'OI tinrnt In o;ic (rum cnlor.i IV h Mini KICNII (inly—vi'i-y llhi-r- tiirr^fiir HMHIIUI the siiid luticrlhf r. ! J tu It ycina. Kimy. vurroHftta of the county ft Mon- the fact that tliry mnde Jerseyvllle to .' r.cct from fit nhmil. Imlf JM kc ill :ii/.r:i mill li'infoi tied for lunj; ixTvl'-.i'. nufiitti, instl* on thtt »lxt)i day of .iHinmry. D.ilnl I r.tin,III. N. J .Itnuury 6, Ivan. lille the rltifit. 1D3I). on the BP[)llcBtEoli ut Btfllln .lettt-i-. S1E1.I.A JETIT-B. Idminlltrntrll o( tin «ttt< of VVIIlinm U. BO Weal Dereen Plice. Ileil'Daii*, N. #, Snmuel • Hardy and his son, Ed- Six RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5,1930. RVMSON'S liONOJl BOLL. I rank Balgent, George Jjruwn, Charles.: Davidson, Joseph Malone. Thoraaa Van- ENLARGING A NURSERY. Tries. Janet Cadwallader, Alice Collli School Children With Perfect it- Catherine Daly, Doris Fluegsn, Anna HftU A.W.HayhewCo. f i _ tendance Records tor January. lanan, Catherine Jeffrey, Mary Lang, Char- Fine House lotte Muilcr. Julie Olson, Helen Held, Dor- I FRANK DEAN STARTING IN THK Tho following pupils of the Rum- othy Ztczlar. AUTOMOBILE in Red Bank ' RETAIL FIELD. son public schools were neither ab- 1 Bant nor tardy In January: ••,:.; The Improved • Little Silver Nurseryman Is Spending LINOROFTS OOOD PUPILS. INSURANCE For Sale. $20,000 on New Building*, VVhlrli Kindergarten. Catherine H. Roger* Will Include a Combined Store and teacher—Catherlns BiXsvi, Pegey Sin- Show Greenhouse. clair, Evelyn Tyrrell. Helen Rieeeman, Many Boys and Girls Had Perfect BROKERSi Vlidlca Location. Perry Carapanela. Stanley Kerr, Allen Attendance Records Last Month. Fordson Agricultural Tractor A combined store and show green- PrKchard, . Ealontown, N, J. Plume 178 In the five new greenhouses, which t'oorth grade, Anne L. O'Brien teacher will be added to the large group of —Mary Belts. Cora Boman. Claire Kami.. Margaret Laytbn, Mary Malonc. Huth Mel- greenhouses on the place, will be lish. Muriel Seaman, Betty Sinclair, Jean grown all the flowers and potted Stevens. Charlotte Swenaon, Concetta plants for the retail business. Mr. Scalso. Edward Catnpanella. Jesse How- Established 1851 Telephone JIJ Dean will have a large variety of land. James Lemfg, Harry Leo, Junior (lowers and plants. He will have au- Peters, Glenn Prlctiard. Edward Strohmen- Th@mas Jardine tomobile and telegraph delivery ger. Warren West, Patsy Williams. ALEXANDER D. COOPER service for this branch Of the busi- Fifth grade. Emily B. Pearsall teacher— ness. The new buildings Will' be com- Frank Bauer. Harold Kerr. Howard Prlch- RIVER PROPERTY pleted in April. ard. Ralph Scalio, John Shea, Julian Smith. 58-64 BROAD ST., RED BANK. N. J. Donald Sutherland, Chester Van Brunt. —and— With the new greenhouses the to- Anthony Williams. Margaret Betts, Sut- tal area of Mr. Dean's greenhouses anne Byers, Elisabeth Layton, Elizabeth will be 90,000 square feet, which is Mutter, Harriet Peters, Marlon Filling, Artistic Homes Fordson Agricultural Tractor ia gears shift easily; the front spring (A Windstorm Insurance olmost double the area when Mr. Doris Walker. Alston Court Bast Front St. now available for delivery. It has ample of the coil type; tho aleeriug wheel it Dean bought the business t^n year3 Sixth grade. Haiti C. Errlckson teacher ago. His father, Daniel Dean, start- —Edward Johnson, Roland Marlani, Ear) ItliD BANK. N. J. power and a high-tension magneto that made of heavy-duty sheet metal; steer* A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates Marks, Louis Rtggllio. Eleanor Hansel ed the business in 1807. Emily Layton, Gladys Mlederer, Anns Phone '0. insures easy starting. Other features ing is made easier by heavier, stronger itJp to the present tinie Mr. Dean O'Brien. Katherine O'Brien, Gloria Ochs. make for ease and economy of opera- one-piece front wheels. A generator. has been growing only roses and sell- Rosa Scalzo, ing them in the wholesale market. Seventh grade, M. Sayra teacher—Billy tion. Still other features insure long lighting system, governor, pulley and Requests for retail sales i of flower* Doyee, George; Halldnan. Walter Kerr, life and ever-ready service. extra long cleats for rear wheels aro have been increasing steadily* an.) George Lang. Louis MellacV-John Ryan, Tom Sartino. Harold Shay, John Swenson. available at extra cost. Mr, Dean finally decided to conduct 1 Clinton West. Loretta Dudley, Mary Fan- The improved Fordson has a hot- retail trade in addition to his whole- ning, Louise HUtbrunner. Lillian Parks, Spring will eoon open up with it* sale rose business. Doria Pomphrey, Anna Smith; Dorothy spot manifold, a water-pump cooling The annual production of roses at Sutherland. Real Estate and Insurance oyatem, an air washer that holds 17 farm work. Why not lighten tho load the Dean nursery has reached Eighth grade. May A. Goodenough teach- Remember, I am neither a quarts of water, and an efficient lubri- this year with a Fordson? 1,000,000/ Tho rose crop is more pr> er—^Edward Cornell, Carl Hansen, Walter Spoculntor nor Promoter. It I hflc in the summer, but the quality Hlltbrunner. Walter Johnson, Arthur Mel- cation system; the transmission is fitted If you have funds available for first mortgages llsh. William Pailcky, Walter Swenaon, bave It. you can get It We want you to come in and see how is better in the winter. Mr. Dean de- for heavy duty; it has a multiple-disc on first-class residential property kindly com- clares that to srrow roses properly Dorothy Conedon, Alice Parka, Catherine easily it starts... how easily it handles. Walker. 8 LINDEN PLACE, transmission brake; the renr-wheel municate with one must virtually "live with them." Ninth grade. I1'. Armstrong teacher— We have a booklet for you on improve* • John Cartan. Arthur Kerr. George Martin, RED BANK. bearing is lubricated automatically; ments and specifications. Raymond Stevens. Eva Boman, Edith Ilar» PHONE 891. NEW HOUSE AT BUMSON. vey. Ethel Perrlne, Emily Pullen. Sirs. Robert Nelson Building New Tenth grade—'Irroa von Glahn teacher— Dwelling on Blngham Avenue. A house costing $21,000 Is being built on tho west side of Binghani E. HOUNIHAN avenue at Rumson for Mrs. Robert REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Nelson for her own occupancy. It The Mount Tractor & Implement Co. will ba 30x40 feet, with the first story Contractor and Builder PHONE GOG RCMSON of brick veneer and the second story of silver gray shingles. Tho design SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Mount-English Co. Building will be Dutch colonial. SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES On the drat floor will be a living Telephone 940-M 160 Bridge Avenue, Bed Bank, .N. J. Monmouth St. at Maple Ave. room, dining room, eunparlor, Kit- PHONE LACKAWANNA 1510 BED BANK 1713 chen, breakfast nook and lavatory. There will be a peanut stone fireplace Phone 176 Red Bank, N. J. in the living room. Four bedroom? and a bathroom will be on the sec- ond floor. The house will be -com- OFFICES FOR RENT pleted in June. Harry B. Southal! of Red Bank la the contractor. La- HUGH GETTY, INC. ment A. Dube is doing the plumbing Janitor Service work, J. J. Travors the painting work and Hay & Upland the mason work. A houac on tile property formerly BUILDERS occupied by .Mrs. Nelson has been bought by William Mahoney and will be moved to a lot on the corner of 359 West 26th St 18 Mechanic St., H. L. Zobel Building Church and Washington streets. New York City. Red Bank, N. J. Keep Them , COR. BROAD ST. AND HARDING ROAD, TWO HOUSES RENTED. William Ilendry of I,on; Branch Will "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" RED BANK, N. J. Shortly More to Eatontown. .in a When built or re-modeled by A house at Eatontown, owned by Mrs. Mae Tnllr.ian of Red Bank, has been rented by William T. Parker of the Ray H. Stlllman agency to Wil- Carhart Construction Co.? Inc. SAFE DEPOSIT liam D. Hendry of Long Branch, an employee of Armour & company. Mr. BUILDERS Hendry will take possession Satur- 40 Mechanic Street, 27 Garfleld Avenue, day, February 15th. Ralph L. Hada- BOX I way of Manchester, New Hampshire, Bed Bank, N. J. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. casualty representative in the shoro Fhone fur estimates. Insure Your Automobile I district of the Travelers' Insurance Bed Bank 2665 AUnntlc Highlands 21« ' company, has taken occupancy of a residence at Shadow Lawn Manor, The Financial Responsibility Act Is now Elberon, Owned by Dr. Joseph F, Acketman of Asbury Park. The ren- effective. Before your license Is revoked tal was made by Jean F. Lavigno of INSURE! tlie Stlllman agency. «•>-»-«.—'—— FIBE ON DELIVERY TRUCK. l&LUS 8 Living Room Suite Destroyed While e * on Its Way to Owner. A five-piece living room suite, Broad and Mechanic Streets, which was being delivered last week JO'30 TRACTOR to Mrs. Margaret Estclle of Scobey- PHONE 3100. vlllo in a truck from the Red Bank auction house, caught fire from a cigarette butt that had been left on t tho floor of the truck. The fire broke out &3 the truck was noarlng Mrs. . . • .-:.-:..HK":-^ Estelle's residence. The Atlantic INSURANCE policies, income tax reports, township firemen were called ani they put out the fire with little dam- contracts, deeds, and other important docu- age to tho truck. They were unable Take Advantage to save the furniture, which was ments arc too valuable to risk in desk bought at a sale conducted at the of the auction house last week by the Sun- drawers or insecure hiding places. shine committe of the Red Bank Elks lodge. Harry Harrison was driv- The safe and convenient place to concentrate Multiple Listing System! ing the truck and he was accom- panied by Mark Berlow and Harry your business and personal records is a DeHart. deposit box in our vault. Eight Good Real Estate Firms constitute (he members INCENDIARY FIRE. of tho Ked Rank Kedl Estate Board. You will find the Two rircmen Injured in Blaze t Here they will be permanently protected, names of the member? at the bottom of this advertisement. Bclmnr. and quickly available whenever you want If-you have property ol any kind to sell, list it with An Incendiary fire at Bdmar Tues- day night of last week badly dam- to refer to them. one of these firms. aped the old Cochran mansion on Third avenue and injured Fire Chief These "Certified" Tractors arc light in weight, yet Tell him all about your property. Tell him how many Charles Berger and Firemen George very powerful, durable and dependable. Efficient trac- acres there arc il it is larm land. Describe the, house it the I Teuton. Bergcr'a wrist was broken Our vault is easily reached—just a step from the street — property is a house and lot. Give him all the information I and Tentcll suffered injuries to his tion is insured and the economy and ease of operation you can about the property and he will pass this information j hip. The loss was placed at S4.000. will surprise you. Ask any Wallis owner. accessible at any hour of the business day. Boxes suitable i The house 13 owned by the Asbury along to all the other Board Members. This wont cost you | Farlt bond nnd mortgage company. for individuals are available at the minimum rental charge, one cent, and when the properly is eventually sold you will j Cl.!rf Herder was positive that the First carload of 12-20 Orchard Special and Regu- have only one commission'to pay. You sr'et this service ! fire had been set. It Is estimated lar Models arrived January 24th. Another car now when you use the j Hint incendiary blazes at Belmar j cost $135,000 last year. rolling. Investigate this quality equipment. Multiple Listing System Unuflnc Company's New Office. Two Sizes—12-20 and 20-30 Orchard or Regular The Olson roollnfr company of At- BROAD STREET, RED BANK I hose are the members ot the Red Bank Keal Estate inntlc lilghlandn lma opened a branch Models. Board: olllce at Hackcniinck. Other oldcea me located nt Asbury Park nnd New- urk. The company has been In bus- Call and compare these power units or ask for HYLIN & S^LZ, 42 Broad Street IIBMUV CAMl'DEU,, . Chftlrman of tho flnnrd iness twelve years nnd its policy In new literature. IAS. D. OTTEHSON. JR.. KENNETH II. McQUEEN A. L. 1V1NS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street establishing tho branch OIIICCB in to ARCntOAM) L. Mh Vlco Vtv*. and Trca-t. - Vlco Prcalilent J. ERNEST OLIVEII . AisUtnnl 9«orot«rv LAND nnd LOAN CO.. 12 Mechnnic Street put home owners in tho otate within reach of one ot Ha ofllces. Try our Service for Real Satisfaction. DI1UXJTOHS MORRISEY & WALKER. Kcaruburr Archibald I- Wilier Warren H. Rmock Clmrlcs It. Knoll.h ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, Inc., 60 Broad Street Renewed Store Lease. Jacob Yiinlio Kr«d Wj itolilmon G. HaroH Nevlua John (MW Arthur O. Htolcilnoh Mis. Elvira Oaiborlno, who has Jamss D. Ottarion, Jr. JuBit Mlnat HAWKINS BROTHERS. 10 Monmouth Street conducted a confectionery and trull KannaUi II. McQueen Uetiry CttntpheU John J. Qulnn H. II. Garrison WM. A. HOPPING. Brond Street nml Linden Place store In the James M. Power build- Clark Holl.rook ing at nrldun avenue nnd Monmouth MF.NDRICKSON & STOUT 2 Lirn)->- Place olreet Ihe last five years, has re- "The Bank That Banks on Red Bank' newed her lrn.it! on the building for e M. m & BRO.

BHOWEK. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. ome of Mrs. Conrad Johnson on NOTICE. / urtUcra, truant acboaK l?tsa?ai<¥9 ftg$ | Center street* Notice I* hereby given tu thu • legal ii>cid«ntai «xpen«e» of the aeh^wis, voters of the School District of the Bor- A member of tfc« ByRr4 (if X4«s«tkiR It Was a Surprise For Ml»» Cornelia »rd Party nt 8t. Agnea'a School- Elaio and Charles Pierce, who haye ough of Red Bank, in the County of Mon- BhKll b* at least 3i >«ar4 of s«*-, H «UUst» Hauca ol Long Branch. Florida Bound—Church Flay. >een giclt with whooping cough, are mouth, that the annual meeting for th<» and resident o( th* iehmA dlttrlM* &®& mprovlng. election of three member* of tho Board ahall tmv« been nm-l) a cttUeti imj t-^iitige^ 1 Mrs. Carl U Whltenurst of Baton- (The IleJ Uink Regliter can bo bought of Education will be held at the Oakland for nt least tliree vt*ari imme\H»t$!hr ^I»R Mfu. Harry Qcaat of Boston la vis- Good Roofing Street Schoolhouse, Tuc«dny, - Kelmiary town and her sister, $Iro. R. F. Dodd Atlantis Hl»hl*nd» nt llio .notes of Wll- mi Uir, W. Lcmburg and A. Katz.) iting her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Rob- 11th. 1330, from five-thirty u'r-kfcU P M.such Hitard, and shall be aHtu tu read sfti of Montclalr, gave a surprise mtecel- to nine o'clock P. M,, and at iSfeU Umxer ert Wfiurton. Mrs. William Wharton "The Kind That Lasts" writo laneoua shower Friday night for Mi«9 The altar and rosary society will ;M rmy bo necessary, to i-tinMe ail the leanlly ti iTistintf or Arlington. New Jersey, is apendinc; Cornelia Hance ol Long Branch, who old a card party Friday night of week with Mrs. Robert Wljarton. For all types of roofs Truce members vvill be ilec'.ci] three filed with t[ioUi>Utiio5t Clerk iflilil fi«e will be married in April to Warren ills week at St. Agnes'n auditorium. Ire. William B. Kelly Is tn general said meeting will be fub the der to Iiave the ndinei nf such eahdki&te": of lira. Whltehurat and Mrs. Dodd. harge of the affair. tion of volinB a tax for the Mluwlnir printoJ on the <>HU-Jiil b,il!(.ti tt> hs MH& Tho Re<> Bank Register travels oaen: in vtitiiiK. In cslculjintur liiu aliftv«lnn tu ill* ligal vo(. ln o flies and hearts wore released on her. iyterlan Christian Endeavor society NOT?::—The term "current expenses" I "" '•< Hrtiiiol ni.lrict . f Hhrownbury Sho received many presents, moat of Includes I-rincipfib' teachers', jftnitorn' < '"wnslup tiiftt the annual mcatlnR wll] b« The Woman's Christian temperance nnd medical inspectors' snlaries. fuel, text- 'I!"1'1 "' tho ''"Inttin I'ulli Scboulboun, Tu««- them being arranged, In a large plnlt inlon will meet this afternoon at the books. tehool suppllii* (lam. Irnmporla- ']<"r- 1-ebrunry 11. 1930. from 7 iDO P. M. and, whlto basket. Prizes were won lome of Mrs. Victor Seggerman and tlon of pupili. tuition of pupils nf.ctidlnn u"'.! 'J:U" >'•M - ,, • by Miss Frances Hance and Miss HChooli in other districts with Hie c<.n»cnt At that lime ttiret membfri will 1.0 St.'Valentine's-Day will plan for the Frincos Willard of the Board of Education, school libraries, »l'=»cd to the Ilourd of Eilucntton for tkrM Eva Florlent of Long .Branch and memorial to be held February 17th This Week's Specials compensation of the District Clerk, of the >°?rsi lbe 'cHowlne liutluct will alia bs V( cl Mrs. James Carver of BradWy Beach. K. K. Camp has been elected civic custodian of school moneys and of truant I on: You will find everything Others at the party were Mlsa offlcerB. trunnt schools, insurance nnd the j <;'"™* «xpen»e» JIS.IOO.OO crvlce director of the Monmouth lu r Anna Black of Red Bank, Miss Helen incidental expenses of the schools. .'''."".", , replacement. 000.00 necessary for a gay and ounty boy scou'tB. ARE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW ! A member of the Hr.nnl of Educntlon ] .Ihe followiiur nuestlon will also In »ub- Whltehurat of Eatontowo, Mr. and Dr. Charles A. Reed, Dr. F. C. shall be il»»'n>lm in the Ilond, Note nnd .Interes 1 _ t Ac. Mapps, Miss Constance Lewis, Miss meeting last week at Manasquan. ctdine hlu or her becoi ilntf a member of count 31.GOO to tho Current Rxperpnsme AAte- Invitations Decorations Mildred Havens, Miss Amelia Gllly, • II, M IK JllT-lillfT^l 1/1 coun. t «•««.«and « 3500.0. .. 0 *-t*o th. e Repairm wt. i and Re- The annual roll call of the Metho- FEB. 7th and 8th Mich Board, and shall bo able to rend IMnco CardH I'rlzes • Miss' Helen Meyers and Lawrence ivrlte. placement Account. llst church will be held tomorrow Petitions, leftatly nommatinjr candidates OETA GII.HULY. Maying Cards Bacon and Francis Hanco of Long Tallies Clifford Barker and Mrs. George li> he voted on at paid meetintf, must be District Clerk. Branch a.nd Miss Margaret Trucx of Favors Mottoes Hind with the District Clcrlt at lcost five NOTE :—The term '"ciJrrent expeniea" Polgcr arc In general charge of tho PORK LOINS rib side 1 EJlberon., il.iyfi before the date of the meeting in or- It, etudes principal! , teachers', janltoirs*. nnd Viilentlnea Gttlore. tot roast beef dinner to be held d,T to have the names of su.:b candidau- nnd meJiciii in-pectum' ualarics, fuel, text» hureday night of next week at the printed on the official bnllota to be uspil books, school auppliof, fla^. transporta- tion of pupils, tuition of pupils attending HIGHLANDS NEWS. 'resbyterlan church. in voting. In enlcuintinjr tho ubnvo-mGii- cuts 35c lb. tioneil five days, either the filing d:.y tit schools in other district a with the consent RIB ROAST the election day but nrit both ma^y _.b. e. of the Hoard of Education, achool llbrnrleB, Methodist Church Boll Call—En- countede.. Blnnk forms for thi-ppose | coinpoiiaation of tha District Clerlt, of tha worth League Bally Here. SEABBIGHT NEWS. may be obtained from the District Clerk, i custodian of school moneys and of trUstit The only persons who may vote in nd- j otikerj, trunnt achools, insurnnce And tba (Tha Roil Bonk Register can bo 'bought 29clb. dition to those rogiitori'd for the Inut pre- • it cidcntal expenses of the schools, Bov. Samuel B. Latham Asks to be. in Highlands at Bedie'a drug "toro and at ctdiiiK gonemr election ore those comina J A member of the Board of Education 17 Broad St., Red Bank loseph .Stamen's store.)* Transferred—Basketball Games. a' npe nince the |»at general election {ami ; shall bt> nt least 21 year* of BECC, a citlt^n passes sin tf All the other qualiflcntiona of \ and resident of tho aclioo! dfatrlct, ami (Tho Rod Dank Ileclncr con bo botish About 200 persons attended the an voterser)) who registeg r with the district clerrk shall have been nunucch a citizen anil resident In Soabrleht at the stores of Morris Wels 24c lb. d i thhe schoohl le l e- , for nt least three year* immediateldi y pre- nual roll call of the Methodist church least two days prior to •ban and 11. Lofkowiu.) tion. I. cedin._ g„ his o_r herbecoming a member of ast week. The attendance was not }l such BBoardd , and shalh l be nble ta read sml 1 Rev. Samuel R. Latham, pastor o •a large as usual owing to the in Notice is hereby piven to the IfiRtil ho Methodist church, has made E Petitions, legally nominating candidates ement weather. The collection voters of the School District of Middle- to be voted on at said meeting, must u« request of the bishop to, be trans or ROUND STEAK 39db. We Specialize in -lounted to about $150. The after- town Township, in the County of Mnn-filed with the District Clerk at least fiV* erred to another church at thn mouth, that tho annual mcetinK for th*dnys before the date of the meeting in or* on nosslon was opened with a song election of three members of the Board of March conference. Mr, Latham wanl dcr to have the names of such candidates rvlco* led by Rev. Ralph W. Carr Education will be held at the I^onardo printed on the official ballots to be used Second Atlantic Highlands. The devotion move to Camden or New Bru'is- Schoolhouso, in Leonardo, on Tuesday, in voting- In culculnttni? the above-men- wick or near those places because February 1 lth. 1930, from 4:00 o'clock. P. tiotiod fivt> days, either the filing day or 3 led by Rev. O. C. Apgar, also of SWIFT'S PREMIUM MILK-FED POULTRY! M. to 9:00 o'clock P. M., and as much his daughter, Mlsa Minnie Latham the election tiny but not both may bfl lantlc Highlands. Rev. Henry M. lonser ai may be necessary! to enable nil ccuntoii. 131 ank forms for thin purposd attend the University of Penn- iwronce of Long Branch made the the lecal voters present to caat their bal- may be obtained From the District Clark, jylvania at Philadelphia or the state lot", lnclpal address. Anthems were Roasting Chickens . Broilers The only person* who may vote In ad- ollege for women at New Bruns- Three members will bo elected three dition to those reBi'itcreiJ for tha Ust prG« Loans. ndered by tho choir and a solo was wick. She will study medicine. Mr. Average Weight—4 lbs. Average—2 to 2V4 lbs. years. .>< , • ... < .« |I CCUIHcediniHi MUiiorugenerali eii.-ti.iuielectioni mar ae thoimuina tumnicomlpes :ven by Mrs. Ivlns Voorhees. Latham has been pastor at Seabrlght At said mectlns will be tubhiltted the Df a since tne ,ast BonerHi election (and Preceding the evening service Question of voting a tax for the following pOS8esflinK all the'other qualification* et hree years. He has received a purooBes: oter*) who ir wit•h th# dlntrlet Applications Given here was a program of muslo. An $iCtf.096.00 unanimous invitation to return Tor ('urrent expenses lcn3t two prior t0 tha lcho l homs were given by the junior guild Repairs and replacementa 19.000.00 ^ another year. ° Immediate Attention nd the ladles' chorus. A piano solo 39c Manual training 4.500.00 Vocational 1.600.00 ^aa rendered "by Mies Naomi Cot- The Seabrlght basketball teams NOTICE. Notice li hereby given to the lejfn! nll and a vocal solo was given by were defeated Friday night. The The total amount thought to be voters of the School District of tha Bor- 'icretla Johnson. firflt team lost to Oceanport by a neees»ry ia .* S19I.1R5.00 ouarh of Little Silver, in the County of A Local, Friendly score of B0 to 36 and the second team Dated this 23th day of January. 1930- Monmouth, thnt the annual me©ting tot Hollls Hart oponed the evening GENUINE LAMB W. M, PETINGALE. thb election of two members of the Hoard Organization rvlce with a prayor. Mrs. Leon was defeated by Rumnon. On FiV District Clerl(- of Education will be held at the Little 8U« Imlng gave a vocal solo. Rev. Har day night of this week Seabright'a NO'lE:—The term "current expenses" vcr school builrfins on Tuetday, February first team will play Port Monmouth . . 33c lb. Shoulders 23c lb. includes principals', teachers', janitors', 11th, 193 0. at seven o'clock, ' Hummer of Farmlngdalo waa thi nnd medical inspectors" snlnric-i, fuel, text- nnd the aecond team will play thr> Two members will' be eleetfd for th$ Riverside Mortgage lnclpal speaker. iiookn, school Buppliea, H»S3, transportn- term of three years. Broad Street bank team of Red On Saturday of this week a court- tion of pupils, tuition of pupils attending Tho polls will remain open one hour or Bank. school* in other districts with the consent & Finance Corporation / rally of the Epworth league will Best Pork Chops .....29c tb. Legs Milk-Fed Veal •much longer as may be necessary to . 35c ft. of the Board of Education, school libraries, enable all the legal voters present to C83t y tho wuysldo tho first break in tho cable sin simply was laid ton years ago. Fine Furs

Tho Register's advertising column Phone Red Bank aro tho merchants' ehow wlndowfi —Advertisement. Advanced 1930 Styles Now on Display Ill^i I^VV'I W.II* J \i * fc»».^*«- .»» »PP» .-.*•-"•» for ut least three yeara immediately of New J«raey, do hereby certify tbnt tha cediiiK hi* or her iircnmiiiK n member nf xiiid corporation (Hi], on tlie Baventifanth NOTICE sucU Board, and shall bu nble to rend ami iloy cf Juouary. 1SII0. fllo In my office » at both our Stores at a Savings of write. : Notice la hereby clveii thnt the following- local budget nnd tux ordinance ... iluly exooutetl «n«l «tmtod conxnt In writ. npproved hy tho Township of Shrewsbury. County of Monmouth, on January Oth, 1S31 Fctitlons, legally nomlttatlnc eandldatef iho meeting jn or- proi-ceiJinKA afotosnlft aro now oit flls in tho yenr lPIIO. mny ha prtxt-ntcd by iiny inximycr nf uniil Town* hip. der to have the HHIITM vf Mich rundiilntc^ my uiiil ulllco na pruvlilml by Ian, LOCAL BUDGET OF TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY, COUNTY OF MONMOUTI printed on the ollUial ballots to lie use:! in vottmr. In cnlciilnlhiir the nbovp-meli- In testimony whereof. I have hereto net FOR THE FISCAL YF.AR 1930, tioncd tUe days, either the illinic diiy itr my huml nnd nfflxcit my ufflolnl ••••. •> Thl* Budget ShitII Also Constitute the Tnx Ordinance. the election day but not both may lieTrenton, thin noventeantli day of Jonuiiry, AN ORDINANCE UKI.ATINO TO TAXES KOK THK YKATl 1030. counted. Blank fcirrns for this purposa A. 1)., one. thuutmnil, nine hundred BHil I1E IT OIlbMNKD by tho Township Committed (if the Township at Shrewsbur, tnny bo obtained from tho District Clerk. County of MniinuMitli, thnt tlitre shall ba nsnensfj, failed by tnxiitinn, nnd collect* "(Soli) JOSEPH I'. 8. PITZPATRICK. 'i'lie only persons who mny vote In ad- for tlio yenr 1030. tho mini <.f Three Thotisnnil pallars, for tlm purpose of meeting a SociotBry of Slnt», npprripriiitlnnt net foPth in tlio following statement of resources and appronrlatin dition to those rcsistercd for the laat pre- for the ftnf.nl yenr 1PII0. tmlinii cenernl cloctifin ure tliumi cmnintf NOTICE. Amount of mriilua ruvcnuo (nc**j»l) , % of »ue since tin? last uanerut flection (ami iKiiiseislnit oil the other nLmHtWum* »f TO THK CUKDITOllS OV HBD EV ANTICIPATED llti-VENUES. !• I vuters) who rcKister with the ilintrlrt clori: norm, UOMI'ANV. A NBW J Resources: ' 11*80 MOW. ! at letftt Iwi. d«ya prior to ih.- school elec- ">l r'OllATION. OK BED HANK\, MOWW . lion. MOiri II I'.tHINTY, NKW Jr;i«EV\ NOW OH TOIIMKIII.Y Till', OWNER OF TIIW lntormt niut con I* 200.00 200.011 NOTICE. "MOI.I.Y I'llOUEIt 11OTW." ]'rtuirhin(< lux 4,000.00 3,1100.00 Our prices enable every one to own a Nutiee is herehy ijiven to tlm It'ir tn n (IroBB rureliitn tux 3,000.00 fioo.oo I pri nf the School DI-Mru-l cf tho II lly virtue of mi oi.l, r .,f tiilKtu.n Cli»n«ll<«l Juniln'»/ I'oll taxe-i ,. SO.00 50.00 ; of It unison, lit tbe rounty nf Mi»n • if the SUto of Ni'« J«r»oy, J b :Mr,l Ullll. .tin. rr«dllw< >.f th« n meti 1'ntJit Miscellaneous Revenues nntlcipntcd FUR COAT. t'M)f three members of ihe lio.inl nf iriilii'ii ll'a illrooteii «tid nt In tho iindi>r>nin«il lae Amount to l)i» raitod by taxation , 3,000.00 ''tlon will hf hrlit lit Srln>"l So. I »i «t 11.0 udili. Fubru.iry II. I'.':H). lr»r ml l i uwuliiet>lL tinV B n I " 1 rli ll i To till veaoiiicos % 19,042.83 M. tn I . M . .1 f ll AITllOritlATlONS. In' i General Govcrntnotit: 1030 A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU. |i»lnl fl"W Ailminntcntivo A ml cxot-utive , % 1,900.00 '!• .ll l»lil N I..I tll«'9- AfisoHHihfnt unit Collection of taxoa 1,400.00 i'l di' .rfd !•» h Ilt (f FreB^vntfrm uE lAfa and Property : iCCll) Ut tllt TiVD 800.00 Henlih mid Churitioii; i of «M o , Hctltli „ 400.00 inl Bllil 400.00 10.00 y l-. HotH llmiiN r.,rioo.oo lll.i «lnl I •"« l,lt:litiiiK of 1,700.00 lle.l lli.nl,. N. J. ,1 li<:< ril I1Q0.00 mll , licit In rovanuc, IK'iH Bank tMini. I (>till Bimroprmtlonii $ 1^,04^.Hit $ I 1,7 iifl,00 n prim Jniiil'i Anlli'ltmttd revenue fronf t;\* on do^», S'^TiO; to-bo uurd Tor pnyment uf etnim* 49 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. ic I: .. 1 In ,,nliiilei. for ilumtiga by ilt'i?*' tu «hcei», riomenlfo nnimuli or puultry iniriiinnt to llm urovliiunv tie,:-.. 1 (NKXT HOOK TO DOKOUill 1IAI.I-) of ClinpliClinpli-r (HI(ll!lD| I . 1-I.. I'.m.1r!;. f'hniitrIhni r (IMG) I". I. i'J-'fi. ,. luitlol .1 IIIIUIII UMIM. ApprnveiAnnrnvi^il! JimiiiirJim iirir yV Dili01 ti, llljllI III.(I, ,, hi l l UtW/tt fUt'jt !«!»' vii. •"- ' This Ordinance shall take Direct as provided by law, iif Kilin'i $ : Branch Store—J. GO.LDBERG 627-Cookmnn Avenue, " * Asbmy Park, N. J. Or \i1 ">»u. A 8 M HaH9t KLNNK1H I 1K1.\H , m.il ..I (Jlmlrnmn. ^»;.^..;.^.^'*;.^.^.^..;..;.-».^.^.,v*;.^.^.^.^..>^.;..;..^,;.^«;.^^..;^;.*^.;.,;.,;.»;..;..>.*..; • ti'iliull »f RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 5, 1980. >••****•*•*•«*•« jCallahan of HolmJet, died of apo YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. plexy, aged 69 years. She had been sick about' a week. She left two Jeddo-Highland Coal is winning the patron- daughters, Mrs. James Fcqney am) SANBQR.M® L/TTie. HAI'l'lSNiNGS OP OLD .IN AN» Mrs. Owen Moleo of iMng Branch. MOTHER WASHED age of consumers who seek the most value for AUOUND OUR HOBIE TOWN. Luther Walling of Bclford went to SO SHE HUNG- Florida to buy yellow pine lumbei fop making handles for clam "rakes THEM IN THE the njoney they spend. liit'ldiiiU Culled From Tho Register LITTLE of tho First Week in February Some of the clam rakes roridc by Twenty Veara Ago, Thirty Years Mr. Walling had handles forty feet PIECES Ago mid Forty Years Agu. long, fof d&ep watex' clamming. Wallace Bennett was elected fore THEY'D SOOKl Forty Years Ago. man ot Independent flro company TWAS oj Red Hank. • Other oftlcera weie BE A group of boys at Atlantic High- Eugeno Patterson. Arthur AVymba SW0WIN6- lands took possession of an unoccu- William Johnson. Isaac Elliott, Dan- DRIED ThinSi of Beckers* I pied house at that place. They had iel MilUon nnd William Rryon. HABD OUTSIDE when y©« tftik'of' regular meetings and at each meet- Mrs. E. H. Wilber of Fair Haven ins a chicken or pigeon supper was gave a party for her son Clifford, at Cakes k_n A.M §=m ft molted and aeivcd. The boys never v-hlch prizes were won by Martha OUR COAL 15 IK1 THE FURMACE bringht any of the pigeons or chick' Trafford, Addle Fielder, Joseph Mln ens, but collected them from hen ton and William Arras. About thirty AMD THE HOUSE HAiT Pjtddfogs houses and pigeon coops of the children were at the party. PROPER HEAT -® ,' Ginger jB neighborhood. Charles IS. Swcenpy, O, W. Deck, g David C. Matthevvs of Mount street Patrick Halleran, Jacob Llnzmayor died of a complication of diseases. Benjamin Mount, George Couch and ANOtHER J2EASQM FOR Crullers j ire was 30 years old and for fourteen j Conover E. White of Atlantic High OUR COAL. — Waffle? years he had been 'In trie employ of ] ltnds joined the Royal Arcanum Muffins If you hiivo.iis handle, that Samuel T. and J. Holmes Hendrlck- I lodge of that place, IT SIMPLY CAMTBB BEAT oiillni;, picnic, tlicutro par- son of Red Bank. His wife was Miss 1 TI,C discovery was made that Wil Biscaiia ly, etc. Virginia Longstreet, daughter of; ]jam T. ShcSd'a summer home nt Bread Our Di'Mixo biissrs are It is not enough to order "just ordinary Jeremiah Longstrect, and she sur-, Oceanic had been broken into bj mom than comfnrtablu nml j vived him. He also left four cnil- [ thieves. The only article stolen so Adds flavor to all ^ uur experienced, careful, ;; coal" today—insist upon Jeddo-Highland. drcn. j far a3 ur_ suodd could discover was courteous iluuifioiirs will Miss Mary Murphy, daughter of ' silver soup ladle" " . OUR COAL-GIVES HEATING o bundle your wnnls lu-st. Nicholas Murphy of Red Bank, and The Rod Bank lodge of Red Me i Call 801. William Dougherty of Keyport were made $75 by an entertainment in tho SATISFACTION. WHY EXPERIMENTf married by Rev. M. E. Kane. Tiicrc tciwn hall. Among the performers at was a vcryilarge attendance at the the cntertalnmcnt'.weio Del FIBIICI ivedding and the couple received Walter Sutphen, Fred Frlek an 1 aiany handsome gifts. On their re- George R. Lamb. turn from their wedding trip they be- RED BANK; 824 FROM 6 TO4 tan housekeeping at Hazlet. (Continued on next page.) •If iii'iiwiiwniiinwiiii i—nniiiiHiiiMMiiiiii amiifimiBiii I'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiinwiiiii met1*, u.1. •A surprise party was given at the "'"BBRDCEaVdi home of John Murphy of Tinton LONG" DISTANCE Us at which about fifty people were MOVING H5T0RA Telephone 103 :scnt. Miss Jennie Sheriff of Tln- tomFalls won a bracelet, which was • offered to the prettiest lady present. Where Quality Rules ! Ajmubical and literary society was organized nt Red BanR with Nathan NOTICE. Duyal president, Frank B. Conklin TO THE PBOPIUITY OWNERS ON MAIN vj/e president, John Hulielt seere- 1 SniBET, DELHOnu. NEW JfinsEY: NOT1CIS la hereby given thai William •tary and Miss Grace Warner treas- C. lifahhsun, Krank l'j. H\eb oml HaroIU .U, urer. Wootlwnnl. CommirtBionora unpointed1 to.fla- scad the ilHitiagod and liencdtH end awttrds Bernard Garvey of Chapel Hill, who for tho Improvement at Mnln utroct. Bel- was 21 years old, was recovering rnnl, nnd award for rcnl catato tnken for the ealtl fmprovement. Ifnvc mndc a report from an attack of the grip and was to tho Township Committee of tho Town* sitting in a'c,halr when he suddenly ship of, Mlddletown tinted jiinuary 22d, fell back dead from heart failure. 19^0, In which report It shown In detail tho tmme pf ciiuh property owner nlupw Howard Chamberlain died of Hiihl btfect. the npiount of property to he typhoid fever at his home on Cath- tnken In VKCII cntic nnd tho nvvitrd for tht) erine street. He was 31 years old. Sold elsewhere as liigli as 49c aumo mid rtlrio nnid report contnlnn A Htntr* ment an to certain Bpccint damages to h£ He left two daughters, aged ten and ixwnrOci] in cnnc of Inovlnir fences, hedges WBBBM Fine, Qranulated six years. To satisfy the hundreds of women, who were un- nnd retaining VJH\U and with- the nllow- L. E; Brown's new hall . at Little ancc^, iind mtld report lin» licen tiled with able to buy these aprons during the last sale, we arc the Township Clerk un January 2,1(1, 10U0, Silver was opened with a big sociable and h en Hlo with the 'l'ownihlp tilcrk and to about eighty guests from Little again offering them at the same low price — 19c, li opon for Innpectlon. and tho Towmhlp lbs. Conimlttcu wil] huld a hcarinir upon tho Silver, Red Bank and Shrewsbury, nald report lit lt» rc^llliir mootlnu to hs Economy Plus Service Miss Lina Niemann, daughter of They arc well made of figured English prints, that lieM on February 13th, 1'JZft. nt tho'Com- Christian Nicmann of Port Mon- arc guaranteed tub-fast. They help keep your dresses mlttcc rooms at Miildlelown at ;):30 o'clock In the itftcrnoon, mid If the said Township mouth, was married to Valentine clean. Numerous color combinations to choose from. Committee upprovo of nuid "report, then Regular or Quick Self'Raising /or Finer Fierster of Atlantic Highlands. aaid report will be confirmed as flnnl «t Baking Daniel Kearney crushed his fing- On Sale Only While They Last! that time.' ' • ers while at work at Irwin'a mill in Dated January 2Hil. M30. ' ' Cooking Middletown township when a heavy HOWARD W. KORERTS. atone fell on his left hand, Tomnhlit Clerk. Miss Mary B. White, daughter of NOTICE. To PETE BIANCO, OB TO WHOM IT Pkg. Robert D. White of Shrewsbury, and HAV CONCERN: Charles W, Billings of Eatontown CHAIN RETAILERS OF QUALITY DRY GOODS TAKE NOTICE. That on February 15th, For Cakes, Pits, Biscuits, were married at Hobokcn. 1D30, ,,t 10:1)0 A. M. nt Middletown On- Pastries & Etc. ^Matthew White sold his property rauc. on the State liiKlnvay at Mlddlotown, World's Best Breakfast Cereal 620 COOKMAN1 AVE,, N. J., I will Bell at publia auction one at Oceanic to Andrew G. White for Chovrolet eonch, ensinc No. 12G829, serial $30,000. The property was one of the- 28 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. ASBURY PADK. No. 2AO10S28, yeor 1029, under vlrtuo pf tMirnge lien Lawa of !015. Chapter 312, 1.6. finest at Oceanic. WAbTlill J. MI»,ta, Willie Ellsworth, aged live years, Conclabls. Qeisha Brand son of J. E. Ellsworth of Atlantic Highlands, fell while at play and broke his arm. < lb. Can "Surprisingly Qood" Mrs. Catherine McConochy died at Red Bank at the age of 83 years. She 1 lb. Airtight Had lived here a very long time. Tin The infant child of Henry A. Grause of Rod Bank died very sud- donly from infantile disorders. Miss Kale Degenrjng, daughter of Jacob Dpgenring, received a surprise visit from about forty friends. Mrs. Edward Dsnlse of Oceanport injured her hand very seriously by running a fork through It. 1 lb. Fkg. Trial Size Thirty Years Ago. Fancy California Miss Rebecca Patterson Cooper, daughter of Dr. James E. Cooper of America's Finest Tea Shrewsbury, and James M. Brown, lb. son of Waldron P. Brown of Ne'V York, were married at the bride's home. - The bride received many PURE-FRUIT gifts, including four checks for $500 each, a chest of silver containing 120 PRESERVES pieces, n gold watch set with diA- lib. Pkg. ir.onds. a diamond tiara and a silver Fancy California All Flavors tea set. 40s-50s Matthew MacMullcn of Lincroft 16 oz. Jar American Beauty bought the farm of the late Henry Roberta between MorrisvjJlc and Holmdel. The farm contained '75 acres and every foot of it was culti- vated. Fourteen years previously th^ Big Reduction On farm had been bought by Mr. Rob- Make your Living Room the proudest room in your home, 8 oz. bot. erta for S16.000. Mr. MacMullen paid overstuffed and beautifully covered Mohair Suite-'Will $£•,000 for the property. trf^ Miss Maud Toftilinson, daughter oC achieve just that. Every inch of its durable conatruc- James S. Tomlinson of Lincroft* be- tion"H&j"cIass" throughout. And the price makes it a Queen Olives came the bride of Benjamin Allen Farlter, son of Mrs. Annie O. Par- wonderful value at .; .". •• 4 oz. bot. ker of Shrewsbury avenue. Tha bridesmaid was Mies Alice E. Clay- Large Pkg. ton of Red Bank and the groomsman Queen Olives was a friend from New York. Set your iionto apuit from tlio ordluury. 8 oz. bot. Daniel Spinning died of Bright'^ Add n cb:inii and dlsilnctlon tlint will disease at tho .home of his daughter, bo all your own. Flno furniture, hulwt- Fancy Maine Qreen Mrs. John Gaunt of Washington cd curcfully, will tnko yuur homo uway Stuffed Olives Mountains stiect. He was 82 years old and had (rum (ho oi 3 oz. bot. Fancy Quality-Yellow or Red been sick six weeks. He left two chil- Srhooth Skin, Mealy Cooking dren, William Spinning of Red Bank i C c and the daughter with whom ho Stuffed Olives Jived. ' 8 or. bot. lbs. lbs. Edwaid Slocum, Jr., and John and William Riddle of Lincroft went cel- ATMOSP Ing on the Shrewsbury river. They got twelve pounds of eels. John Rid- dle wa3 laid up for a considerable tniio on account of his thumb having br.en very badly frozen while celing. this fine FURNITURE will briny There were a great many removals at Middletown, some on farms and Are packed the day they are picked. some in villages. AtnongiUioae who to your home! , • In addition to the low prices we will give moved wcro Ira Meglll, William W, Conklin, William C. Irwin, Winfleld. away one can of FLAG BRAND SOLID S. Walling, Mrs. John R. Morris, PACK TOMATOES FREE with every Henry D. Smith and Jacob C. Taylor. Mrs. Peter Schcnck's hotel .at High- purchase of 12 cans of the following: You lands, . occupied by Bernard F. Cvclzhlan,- wns burned down. Mr. can make your own selections. Creighton lost $2,000 worth of prop- erty in tho. flrp. Mrs. Snhenck'fl 1O3.T Asparagus Tips No. 1 Little Gem Peas em was $4,000, which was covered by In- Square Cm surance. Sliced Garden Beets £"cVi IT Sauer Kraut No. 2 can Ebcuezer Scott, who kept a butch- N 2 e er eliop nt tho corner of Shrewsbury An Occilsliinal i'nlilit will ex- White Sweet Corn c",n l@ Sauer Kraut No.2'/2 Ig.can avenue and Herbert fitrcet, sold hia prcsn tho thuiightfiil iior»onullty c lusincsH to Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton, of yuur home. Thin onn In nf Corn Country 'Gentlemen ^ j;^ Spinach No. 2Vi Ig. can who kept n grocery fitore at the eor- rlvh nmhognny with $4H M IH rcr of flridge. avenun and Front Inluld toil. A riiio Corn Golden Bantam NI,IC.« 1^C Beans tut Relugee No. 2 cm iitirct. Mctiirc tills (iulclrs Table in Hori: in i\ <:lml|- which will 1111 vuhiu ut c e Peas Sifted Early Garden *•>• * if§ Beans tut Golden Wax No.2cang2 The: daughter n! Dr. W|lltnm II. your home with Its critun nnd In mi extra corner of comfort I,riwc.'i of Red Blink, ngc wcr« cut (Iftilly iiplinlHtorcd, This olio In now !>M M .IS L'ann Beat In your Scoop Seat Chairs IhioughNTho wounds were sewed U|> Vrlccd unusually low. home. Now priced nt by Dr. Edwin Field nnd Dr. J. E. prlccil at i^ 1.00 Kayie. Atrn. Lizzie OolmorKnn of Hcohey- villn'. in n will which »hn made eight A lovely Spinet Dealt will (III nn dny;i before her death, bequcathcvl "Stays Fresh to the Last Slice'' 5300 (o her clnniehler, Mrs. Lfrr.h i'mpty corner mill n For conventonca In tele Harvey, nnd tlu: resit of hor cutnti long felt need. You buy u Tclcpliiino Hot, went to hri run lJroi;;e (I. Colmoi cjiii buy one now for bomn priced tin low us fiiin. 10 Broad Street Red Bank UNITED SERVICE GROCERS ~AIra. Ana Vallahait, wife vl Janu^i

•%•• \ RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5, 1930. Pag® Hht* the wedding of Miss Marie Jicanlon and James Leo of Oceanic, who had YEARS A€01 REP BANS. been married nix weeks previously at Y/ASH6E> The Christian Science Monitor (Continued from last page.) St. James's church. ' John Bayard Throckmorton, Al- THIS IS THE YEA! An International Daily Newspaper. About 73 persons had a pound par- phonno M. GaBkill, Richard and ty for liev. William E. Pettlf, pastor Thomas Little, James Clayton and (Founded im by Mary Bttttei Eddy.) of the Fair Haven Methodist church. John Valentino joined Relief fire Its own WorU-Wlile News Service I* supplemented by that ol The dominie got $38 in cash and company. tha Associates Frew, Special features ere Its departments tic •bout 100 pounds of provisions of The Monmouth poultry club held a voted to Education, Art Mterature. Music, Drama, Women's bin various kinds. his show at the Red Bank armory. tet'prlsiss and Activities, Young Folks' Page, Children's Page, Albert L. Ivlns had been an Insur- About 100 prizes were offered, almost Sporting Evesiste, Wnanclal Kevvo. and Its Homo Forum E*dga ance agent fpur years .when he niet all of which went to Red Bankers. Can 8)3 imreliasjd dally {except Sundays and huiliiajs) si his flrst loos In damage to the house Mrs. Sarah Coo, widow of George Trubto's—9 cents a copy. of John B. Grogan near Seabright. Coe of Port Monmouth, died after u Tha loss was Bmall and amounted to eicknes3 of several years with rheu- only 5100. . matism. She wa3 73 years old. James McDonpugh of Highland?, Mrs. Mary A. Miller of Tlnton Falls who had recently died, left J4,00d In died from neuralgia of the heart. Sho his will for the support and educa- was sixty years old and left a hua- tion of hia daughter and all the redt band and four daughters. of his estate was bequeathed to his Harry Bransom, a Belford trap- wife. per, 'caught a ten-potnd raccoon In James Byrain of Ltncrolt waant tho woods in Mlddletown township. ZS^S^sg^dLiM William C. Ely's at Holmdel when A lot on Center street was Bold by hie horsG became unruly. The horse Miss Ethel M. White to Charles A. It's a Sure Sign of Raiss— kicked the •whiflletree in two, broko Frake of Now York for $1,000. 48 IN SECOND ... 65 HORSEPOWER... one of the shafts and broke the har- Walter B. Connora of Navesink THE D&V vou WASH voua CAB ness.' . , opened a paint and varnish shop at Vou can uvpld iill that annoyance Mlsa Lottie Scott, daughter of Miss Highlands. ...RICH BROADCLOTH UPHOLSTERY ISlcanor Scott of Eatontown, and by letting us wash It and II It ruins James L, Anderson of Atlantic Charles A. Wewbury of Manasquan Highlands died at the age ot 66 .. . INTERNAL 4-WHEEL BRAKES . .. tlio earno da; we'll rewaah It free. were married at the bride's home by years. We nut only wash tha outside uni knew about washing Kev. J. D. Fay. underneath, wa clean the Inside Rutson S. Snyder of Atlantic High- DEATH BY GAS. HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS thoroughly and grease your cur from lands and Irving Roop, son of Wil- clothes r' liam Roop of Bclford, each was laid Keyport Youth Takes Life In His top to bottom. . ui> by a fall in which an ankle was Brother's Home. The 1930 Auto Shows throughout the country .vpmined. COMB IN AND SEE OUR Theodore Applegate, nineteen, son of have been a succession of triumphs (or the new MOD ISBN EQUIPMENT. ELL, at the famous Fletcher Pope of Little Silver had Clifford Applegate of Keyport, com- a little pony, harness and wagon arnl mitted suicide by inhaling gas at Whllo you are watching a slioiv Mellon Institute-.they know quite a he sold the outfit nnd half a ton of Willys Six. The immediate popularity and Impret- We'll" wash your car. the home of his brother, Randolph bit about that problem. For the"re hay to Harry Conover for $12. Applegate, last Wednesday. Opposl- SEDAN DE LUXE sive sales of the Willys Six prove how great hu Fifty new members joined the Bel- Now Open for Business tKe Lauhdryowners National Asso- tjon to the boy's love affair with a DOWN PAYMEKT been the demand for just such e car—an inexpen- twd Methodist church as the result jlrl of different religion was Bald to ciation maintains a Research Fel- of a revival which had been carried have been $he cause for his act. Ap sive Six with speed and power capabilities unprec- lowship to determine, scientifically, ^legate was employed in a grocery Aaron/Tolhemua of Navesirik was edented in the low-priced field. • the best washing, process for eacl) store. Ho left the store Wednesday thawing'out a pump In his yard when at one o'clock to go home for lunch. iALANCE IN 12 EASy color and fabric- As members, we lie slipped "and fell, breaking his Instead of going home he went to Icnc'ocapi;;•':.' ; MONTHLY PAYMENTS You get unusual mileage per gallon of ges and profit by their findings; and by prac- his brother's house across the street , WlHlam'ji5avls of Colt's Neck was from his own home. Going into the Lltt prices S395 to $830. oil at the modern cruising speeds of 35 to 45 tical tests conducted at the Associa- oi4ttingK>W)jic$ when the axe flipped Ness I. a. b, Toledo. O., kitchen ho turned on the gas and aad specification! subject to miles an hour. tion's model laundry . . .We are and cut a gash three Inches long In leaned over the stove. The Keyport hln foot. change without notice. making a real business of washday. first aid squad worked four hours William Hammcll of Eatontown, and used seven tanks of oxygen try- WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO That is why clothes laundered ou; formerly of Red Bank, was Vnarrled Brother* to Miss Jdo. -M^y Applegate ot South ing to revive the boy. • Red Bank 1159. way are cIeatier~£aA'lait longer A.mtoy. r '< >,.' J ;) "Wo VPiish Everything Off Vour Car Captain John Henry H|yer of Policemen Suspended. .; But tbo Payments." Holmdol broke the middle fiijger of John Schneider and Joseph Cow- his right hand by a log 'falling on It. ard, . policemen at Keyport, have WISE BUYING IS TRUE ECONOMY IN 1930 At Free Parkins Grounds, Mrs. Eliza Brainard of Xocuat been suspended for three weeks and Red Bank Point lost forty chickens frornan un- will not receive their vacations thlB THE WILLYS-OVERLAND POLICY IS SOUND, Wharf Avenue, known variety of chicken sickness. year. This penalty waB Inflicted be- Joseph C. Hycr of Holmdel Isold his cause they had left the borough to RED BANK, N. J, 62 White St. Phone 1659 butcher business to John W.'Ely" of chase a motorist who had no rear MAXIMUM VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR OUIl SERVICE STATION that place. license plate. Mayor Wyckoff main- tains that the flrst duty of Kcyport's , HANDLES "SHELL GASOLINE." YOU SPEND Twenty Yearn. Ago. •» policemen is to the people of Key- port. John R. Slckle3 of Shrewsbury died of pneumonia after a sickness Sojourning in Florida. of four days. He was 74 years old Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Moreau and was the son of John I.''Slcldes of Freehold are now at Miami, Flor- MAURICE SCHWARTZ of Shretvatairj!, For many jiiars he ida, and later will go to St. Peters- 128 West Front Street, Red Bank. was? lfelit. inspector at the'govern- burg for the rest of the winter. Mr. ment lighthouse at Highlands. Ha Moreau is editor of the Freehold Telephone 537 was a great Republican politician. Transcript. He left a widow and two children. R. C.' BOVVER. Long Branch, N. 3. Harry B. Zebloy of Atlantic High- Are Yon Using Good Tackle? lands was stricken with paralysis Business—particularly the most de- JAMES WARD, JR- Keyport, New Jcrecy. and ho died a. few hours Iat^r. He sirable business—Is very much like J. LA1KD HULSE, Engllsbtoivn, N. J. was 62 years old and left a widow the sport of fishing. You can catch The greatest satisfaction, in the world is shopping with the assurance and five children. He was collector It if you use ood tackle. We offer of Atlantic^ Highland's ,borough and yoou the right tacKlackle MInl uithe auveru&udveitld- that your purchases Will be right. Complete satisfaction' or money' back is Mayof J6hh HV-VafMater appointed ing columns of Tho Register—Adver- SEE THESE CARS Al-PHE AUTO SHOW Edgar H. Cook as his successor. tltlBe.menL L our guarantee. If at any time anything doesn't look right, or isn't right, tell The Joseph Field farm In Middle- AAAAAAAAAAA/^A^iAAlAAAriAA^ town township,, between Cooper'B us about it and w« will make it:dgfet»--.-»•--—- :-,--.••••••• -*• bridge and Headden's - Corner, was Lought by Edward K. Sumerwell,: a Shop With Confidence in the' 'Stores Where Quality Counts .5 New York lawyer, for $80,000. The farm contained nearly 30O acres and and Your Money Goes Furthest ! it was after-ward.bought by the Mon- mouth county, fair association. The Presbyterian church' qt Red Reg. 25c $$CQ or Del Monte Banlt bought a plot a£ the ipincr of Droaa1 street aiH"ReckI4S9,:pIaceiia Finest California •n site for a new church.' The pint had a frontage of 140 feet on Broad Blgcan8 Oleomargarine lb 2©c street and a frontage of 200 feet or Peaches! 4S Reckless -place. Tha price paid foi For Cooking, .Baking or Table use. the .property, was $14,000. ' i . Jo3eplvjllorris of West'Front street v.as fined $10 for not, sending his Our Producer to Consumer plan of Orange FeUoe, India Ceylon, nephew, Joseph Morris,,to schbol. Ho Merchandising permits us/ to sell Fancy Calif. Old Country Style. such High Quality Coffee/Ut this ex- was tho flrst man to be fined at Red trcmcly low price. ' Bank for violating a new school law. Seedless which compelled all children'Jietwceri the ages1 of seven'and fourteen years Annual Fe Coffee o: age to go to school. Sale KUmpel Brothers were conducting >i meat market at tho corner of Front street and Wljarf avenue, and they were &dv^rflslJ)g. porterhouse' stea.lt n* Id cents per. pounds legs-'of lamb at the at 15 cents per pound'andishoulders rialn Blaolc or Mixed of lamb at 12',i cents per pound. : 33e—20o—lOo Saved! 'A «, M g|C ": a lb Ai George Kisner'a drug1 store on Try a cup. You'll 1 .Shrewsbury • avenue,- was bought fcy . want another! Beg. Zlo Baker's plcg JfLJa pUg i ea .Jnmoa Cooper, Jr., and his son,' J. Oakley Cooper. The store was re- Breakfast Cocoa named tho Westsldo Pharmacy anil Victor Blend Coffee l/2 )*> can 16c uaa managed by Mr. Cooper's soni Gold Seal Mls3 Graco Sweeney, daughter of Art Kraft Shoppe Dennis Sweeney, • and! Victor L- Reg. 25c Vorlbest Heath, son of John H. Heath, both Cooked Corned Rolled Oats of Atlantic Highlands, were married can nt. Fair Haven. The marriage WH3 A mild blond—tho choice of Beef ...... 21c IV great surprise to their friends. thousands! The Red Bank needlework.' guild, Fanoy. Imported which had been out of existence two vears, was" reorganized. Tho new of- Sardines/?" 15c ficers wore Mrs. Harry Finch, Mra. Acme Brand Coffee Joseph T. Burrowes. Miss Martha T. Our customers know they will find good Quaker's or Mother's Allen and Mrs. Fred W. Hope. Sb tin Antor, Yuban The William A; Foster farm at values and find them in the very selections they or Rolled Oats Ecobeyvllle was sold .at, auction and Maxwell HOUEO was bought bjvSamuel Hardy of Jer- have long desired. • A rich, heavy bodied blend. Coffee "> 45c • -t- . / the better selections you will find. Reminders for Table Use ! The Little Silvor-' sewing circle elected Mrs. nlebafd Parker pre;ii« flSCO I'ennut llultor jnr 10c, Ho Gorton's Puro CnilDHh _ _: , lb pkgSIn dpnt. Other ofllceru wore Mrs. Davl'l hovlllo Orange Murnmlndo Jar 10c Scl Moore, Mrs. A. C. Bnkor, Mrn. Anson i < dSCO ' Itlslng Buohwlicut __1 pkg Kio I.. Sherwood nnd Mrs. Frank L. Slier- * Hcardsloy'B Shredded Codfish pkgltc I'ilMiury Fancaka Flour % pkga21o PlltD wood. 4SCD 1'rceerves 2 lb Jar 39c N. II, 0. Butter Wafers „., can.'iio 1 ruf0 Anthony Haiti bought Chiiil, -!, fISCD Preserves. Jar23n N. 11. C. Premium Boiln Crackorn pkgllc Whlte'o store at Entonlown for r AfCO '"« ''"'lies _._ tumbler ISo Ilcnt l'lnlt Ualiiiun „_ _ tai| can ID,, ??.r>On. Mr, lintll hnd proviouii'y Vrlnceos Jellies _" , 8 tumbloreZBe .Horse Shoo Kcd Salmon _.._tnll can29o I ruled, the ntoro for .hin fruit and ('itllfornla Tuna Fish . _^. _.can23o conff Night Bunking. ' Tlie'foiir biiiilia of Frt-eliold have a single feature has been over- ability, endurance and long ' HYGEM is that it helps for free cop.v of booklet Mr. and Mrs. Jo:;nph McDcrmott of dcehlod not to remain open Saturday on Intestinal Hygiene. Freehold sailed Friday for a trip to looked that -would add to the life. Come in today and see you by simple natural fricaiis nights hereafter. Tile officers claim j South America through the Pamtnui that the hold-up risk is too great for to enjoy the normal health I canal to Vnlpariso, Chile. Mr. Mc- Comfort and convenience of this tar. And remember, it the little business that was done to which you are entitled. Dermott v/iJl then go by train t.o Saturday nights. both driver and passengers. mmxms ' is now available—• HYGEM is pleasant to Euenos Aircg wliile Mrs. McDermoit \sjll continue to Buenos Aires by Armory Caretaker Dead. take and usually promptin loot. .John S. Auton, caretaker at tha action. Fivo Mirths. Asbury Park urmory for many years, l^nglishtown's population W'as in- died Sunday of last week at his honiu — AT, GREATLY REDU CED PRICf S at Ocean Grove. He was 82 years Ask your druggist. ci cased by ilvc within a week re- Tit Tbi ctntly. Daughters wore born to Mrs.J old and is survived by a widow and .J495 COUPS ..'565 SEDAN DEU VERY..., ....'595 j Alston Vamlerveer and Mrs. Harry tlireo children. ROADSTER Tie Tbt T/wUGHT You Can Start Today to R Roclie. Mrs. Clayton Palmer gavo Bowling Challenge, SPORT COUPB., DELIVERY CHASSIS!., birth to twin boys and Mrs. Lester PHAETON ..J495 ..'625 ....'365 Feel Better Davison gave birth to a son. Dan Dlllone and Reek Tomaini of Tht 8 Ttl Long Branch have issued a challenge SPORT ROADSTER ,.... 525, O.UD SEDAN ... J625 IW TON CHASSIS...... '520 Held for Manslaughter. to any two men in Monmoutli, Mid- Th Tie T««H4TON James II. Miller of Boimar, 21, has :lloscx and Ocean counties for u COACH...... '565 SEDAN , ..'675 CHASSIS WITH CAB , ....'625 been held in $3,000 'bail on a tech- homo and homo bowling match, total meal charge of manslaughter as the pins to count. » Mlttlati. e. I. Idttort. Plar. lesult of the death of George. La- To Advertise* Formtngdnlc. bich c! South Amboy Sunday of last Henry Robrecht and Marshall H. week. Miller claims he did not Rittor have been appointed a com- know ho struck the man. mittee of the Farmingdalo chanibor RED BANK MOTOR LABORATORIES Missing Woman IJ«turns. of commerce to Investigate the cost Bloomfield New Jersey Mrs. Adele Pisano of Asbury Park, of publishing a pamphlet advertis- Mechanic Street and Globe Court 7 Red Ban!; who had been missing from homo ing the town.- two days last week, walked into po- Want Playground. Telephone 1720 lice headquarters last Wednesday At tho school election at Bdmar and fainted away. Mrs. Pisano had next Tuesday tho voters will be been suject to nervous spells for asked to approve an appropriation of VAN HISE MOTORS, Inc. some time. $118,000 for the purchase of property, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Auto Wrecked. adjoining the school to be used as a An automobile driven by Richard playground. Harrison of Freehold, after colliding (Continued on next page.) with another car a few days agro, SIX IN THE PRICB RANGB OI THB crashed into and tore down four ce- ment Ruai-d posts on tho Engrlish- tewn read. Tho car was completely wedied. Freehold Woman Dead. ANNUAL, EXHIBIT now Miss Alma R. Barkalow of Free- hold tlied last week after a sickne^ of a yrar. She was 2D years old and for many years had been employed by the Freehold Transcript. Her par- in a famous ents and a brother and sister sur- vive her. Gough—Holmea. Miss Orba D. Gaugh, daughter of Frederick Gough of Belmar, was married Thursday in tho Asbury Park Episcopal church to Calgat: Holmes of Passaic. Tho groom i:i engaged in the insurance business a' is the Sensational Passaic. Price Road Contract. Note these new The Freehold township eommltter- has awarded the contract for recon Tlior Features structlng tho last section of tho Georgia Schoolhouso road, 2.72 miles 1. lift Time Tvh—vren in length, to O. R. Holmiin of Bar- hiked porcelain enamel negat. The contract price is $24,- inside and oat. 562.83. 2. Ueautf—faclissfmibara never seen in a washer. Seeklnjr Golf Professional. WiJtTDpTai—tbe George Sullivan, professional golf- width of the cub itself. er at Wanamaasa and Auburn, Flor- 4, Ruhbtr GatrJeJ, Vih'rO' ida, may bo selected as the profes- tion Pnoj hid. sional for the new Long Branch country club. Sullivrtn is one of 5. New Sprrti—Ntw Kiml- nest lo Clotbti. live who have appl^pd for tho posi- tion. C. Simple, Cemtvct. JUsy 19 elirralt. Cicocrtl Elec- School Plan Defeated. ixic Motor. Voters of Freehold township last 7. m~ Gipjtitj, Does en- week defeated Iho consolidated llxc wishing in 2 bours. school plan by a vot3 of 218 to 180. fl. VamoutTheT Quality. It was planned to build a school at p. AmAihg how Price-' a cost of $8(5,000 at West Freehold. $30 lo 460 less [lisa The township has flve village schools. inr w«»tier of compar- able ijuilitj. Victim of Puralyels. Georgo Lewis of Neptuno died of paralysis Sunday of last week at the homo of ht!) daughter, Mrs. Eugene Cox of Allentown, whom lio wan vis- | The annual Red Bank Auto and Motor Boat- Show will open Saturday, February 15th. Its XT'OUknownllaboutThor amazing of all Thors—with Itlntf. H« was 77 years old find •"" quality. You know that a host of new, modern fea- lcavoo fcur daughtcrn and two fons. purpose Is to offer the newest designs in cars and motor boats and to acquaint the public Funds for Highway. Thors the world over have tures—at a price that has Tho iitnte highway commission lias with what the motor industry is doing in the way of improving old models and creating never been equalled for a appropriated 5150,000, which will be established world-records used for the widening of Corlles ave- new ones. for long life. machine of this quality. See nuo from Stokes avenue to tho As- it—and you will agree with bury Park golf and country club, n distance ot ona and one-half miles. Meet Your Friends at the Armory Now comes the most all we say. Not Seeking Itn-Klcctlon. William K, Holme:!, president of tho Freehold borough board of edu- cation, and Mlsfi Mildred Enrlghl-, Help Make It A Neighborhood Show another member ot tho board, have announced that they will not bo can- didates for ro-electlon next week. ' Whooping Cough In County. j Twenty-four of tho HI contagious | dlscflijen reported In Monmouth coun- ty under date of January 25th were 9 whooplnjr C'MIJJII, Frc

NOTICE. ! OKO. McC. rAVLOtt. I, «„, "-"-'•"' BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS,' Ni.ticr 1. lii'rt'Jiy Riven l^ Hit- IfV.il CIVIL ENGINEER Aflp SUilVKVIMU •I'lers i>( the Syluml Diltrii't 111 llio Bor. •-• i •ilirli uf KiirtwiWy. ill the Cuunly u! An appropriation will probably be j MiHununtti. Hat thd mniuul meeliuK far DH, It A, "NEVINN,"" »——• Your Photo MK8KD tr0A0TOH, Included In the rivers and harbors Ilia i-^rtkm uf live n^mbrri uf .tin- llnunl 129 BroaUCKN8Kd StrutD,, Cimk tt<4 Bank, N, i, bill providing for a channel twelve ' The Kind You Like and Appreciate " j , f K,Iii,-i,t[ui| will be |IIM nt the Shrews. l^WoK-rll y ttit-i , Knglart'a O^lc*.) feet deep and 300 feet wide In the 1 U Mil'. r'-,il."tn','i',,'';t.vc'i,-t|. !'riy".,\-|,ll-''|' V. 7™ ' ' MORE POWER! Shrewsbury river to & point BOO feet In 7iiii.--:iiiity I'. M., [u,,! a* mucli Imitrer in i-ii'y Li; r.ary.tu rnaUe nil tho leiHl AltCHIIECr, eouth of the Highlands drawbridge, wittr- liro-cnl h, c:i.t ihoir Imlluu. 30 Marlon Street, K»iJ gsi The estimated cost Is $205,000, of IMiimo Ktd Iljnti 2428. which local Interests are to contrib- in iil>t' WILLIAM A. VVHITH, ute $50,000, The annual maintenance tl lie II tn elect'il line year, OPTOtlBTRISr. :•] II u, • iiUnilltfiJ the B««i«!«r Dldg., Broad Str««i, The Dynamic New cost In estimated at $10,000. uf ' tiru: Tur Hit- tullowin^ Clloni U. Rti Drunken Driving. Offlce lloun: l):0l) to 0:80. ^ CveninK*^by^Xi)poinira« Joseph Btruyf, an employee In Zo- :n.il I,.. men-.* bcl's garage at Freehold, waa sen- IISC11LU & CEOWEIX," :ht to he tenced to thirty days In tho county . 5 I'M til).»() LAW Ol'l'JCES, jail laot week on a charge of drunk- •ill n!<» lie 50BJSlt!!4JIi en driving, Hla arreat followed' u WILLIAMA! ,i,iil Hi- l-TIT <,T SUKI'MIS uovnso. collision. FUN UK from thi; Current n^o iict-ount n»l Eitele Brot.rB.r,, in 11m I.IIIHI imil liuilitiiii! areount, tho oum1 ' s' Undcn^Plncel . HEPP BANKBA , N. ). Death of Aged Woman. I "f 2 l.'HMl.'H) tu i>iircliimi! lurid in rear of QUINN, PARSONS & IK>BKMUs7 Miss Anne Elizabeth Cole, who IIIOL.MII l.i.iyiricum!. THIS WILL NUT IN. COUNSiirvLOIlS AT LAW, lived at the Searle home at Asbury 1 ClIRASI'i TAXES. •... Whilfield Building. It.d B.nk, : Park, died Thursday from a oompll i Ilatfii tlii^ L'-lh rlay nf .hliiunry. I'.'aO. John J. Uiilnn, 'Ihamlore D. Par>on>, ': KItANK T,/UVKH. 'I'lioma^ V. Doremua IN the Dynamic New Erskinc, seventy eaget horse- car features—114-inch wheelbase . . Duo-Servo cation of diseases. 8ho was 01 years ! Untriot Clerl:. old and had been at the home twen- I NOTK:—'I'u-' t.-mi "cuniiit txiJL'liBta" ALSTON UK HUMAN, powet is unleashed to the limit by a new full-power 4-wheel brakes.. Hydraulic shock absorbers.. Self- ty years. tiii-liiiln; iiriiii-iiKiis'. taiii-li . .- (JOUNSELt.OB AT LAW. • J mill incilii-ul I:I- |.. , ;,.r^- lib 5, (ml.-test- Office!, 10 lii-oml St.. RKD HANK, N. J. I muffler, pioneered by Studcbakcr. Rubber-cushioned adjusting spring shackles . . Fuel pump; gasoline l.ouks M-honl mi'i.lics, riii.. . tran*poi't;i- ' . • ~ ——--1 New Matawan Industry. Lion i,f puiiih. tuition of. pjpiU fmcnUIn? in a long, low-swung chassis, a great Studebaker- filter; oil filter; force-feed lubrication . . Thermo- George S. Barrett of Matawan has Ri-iii.uls iii i.tliot- iliaricts witli tiie consent CIVIL ENGINEER. j' sold a tract of land on Broad street BEAUTIFUL EASEL PORTRAITS of lii,- Hoar,] i,f ICilucation. bchuol libra ties. Successor to Gee r go Coop or, C. E, ; cuniiionstitiiiii of tliu Di.trict Clcik. of the I'atteraon Hu^HnB^ RED UANK. N. J»| built engine provides more power per pound than static cooling.. Crankca'se ventilation.. Ross cam- to a Newark concern. Storage bins PKR H DOZEb ^ ciutudiun o£ scliool ti.JiKy. and of tru.int GEORGK K. AIXEN, Jr., C. E-, and: for coal handling will be erected and Thl» Special offer rood only on Holidays and Sundays (I to 4) nlliccrii. triKint aclioul--, itiMii-anci! and the f any other car under {(ifaoo. and-Icver steering.. Waterproof ignition. concrete blocks will be manufac- Durlfiff February. Make appointments Now. iiiciik'iititl cximn^iM of the at-liools. GKOUGK F. lUNHOU'H, C. E. ! tured. A incniher of the Ho;inl of Educ-ntion ClVlI* KNGINEEIIS AND BURVEYOBS, j It is a BIG —and beautiful — carl It is im- THB STUDPAKER slmll bt- at least 51 yonri of nt-e, n cithen _ (10 Broad Street, H«d Bank, N. J. i Not Enough Business. nnd rcuilcnt of the school ilislrict, and pressive in style as in spirit. It is replete with fine CORPORATION Rhull Imve t,t;e!i,puch a citiiun nr.il resident VVALTKH C. VAN KKUIIEN, \ Tho request of the West Long Hall's New Studio tlnx-c yr:irs Iniirn-dintoly pit- CIVIL ENGINEEfEfi ANA D UBEY y p , OF AMERICA Branch officials that the poctoRlce hi or her lirconi Broad Street National Berth Bulldlnv, iicmhrr nf there be raised to the third clasa has 65 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Hti iil. ntnl shall \tv ;iulo to'rer»l anil R«dJBanlirN. J been denied' nediuae the receipts do DR. HAROLD J. STOKES, TO JU2JATTHB 1'ACTORV not reach the necessary $1,000 a Telephone 2 6 6 7 jtn \>u votvd uii nt K:Iid. meeting, must t'? DCNTAL SURGEON, year. filed with Dm District Clerk nt least five 54 Broad Street, Elmer Building, Post Cards and Amateur Finishing ya beforu tnc dull! of the mnclinj: in or- HODIDI 4, O and 0. d.T In have the nnw* vt *ucli umidUlatei Odica Houi-, OiOO to 6:00 o'clock. Old HOIIBO Burned. Telephone UOl, Avon's oldest building, a house i(l on tlic dtlicial Ijjiiluts tn lie u^t'l Barretts Approved Roofer ilintr. In calculiiLiii-r the above-wen- NOTICE. f ninety years old, was destroyed by tl t\vv d»y». cither tliu niinE day or Notice it hereby given ttut- tbft under-^ flre Thursday night with a loss of :l(>ctiun tiny lint not both may U' slciietl commisiiuncrs apDOinteii by th«v counted. UlaiiU form's fur UiU purpose Township Committee of tha Townqfaip or about ?l,5D0. The property waa owned lie ohtiiincd from tlio District Clerk. Middlctown under the Ordinance | by Mrs. Addle Havens of Neptune. Tlie only pncrsnn * nmyy vote in ad- for tlic Uylns of iidewai!(B on dition to those rnfHt«:rcd for the last pre* a\eniie, Bclford. that tbo under*Ipned com*' Veteran Blacksmith Deal, dhw Kencral election are those comlnc mi?sinners will hold a besrinif Upon thai George Livezciy of Freehold died of WAV. since tlie Init Kcnurnl (.'Irction (and said matter at Belforrf. New Jersey, *t th* General Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor portscasintr nil tho other mini i fir at! on s of (irehouae of Belford Chemical Enein* Com-; laBt Saturday weok after being In votors) who rcubtcr v.it'i th« district clerk pany. No. 1. on Main street, on Thur»d*r poor health a long time. Ho was 83 Skylights Ventilating lit least two dii> i prior to the school eloc- ovenintf, February 6tb, 1930. at I'M, years old and leaves a widow and o'clock in the evening. At which time all; persons interested will bo given a bear- four children. He waa a blacksmith. Experienced Mechanics modern Equipment Tho Red Banlc Register trayels Old Restaurant Alan Dead. Complete stock of materials. over every street in town and every WILLIAM C. JOHNSON, road in the county. Let it carry your RUSSELL C. CASUQR, • James J. Baker, who conducted a 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. message to thoso who live on these KILMER J. WILSON. J restaurant at Asbury Park for many thoroughfares.—Advertisement. Dntrd January 24th, 1090.. i yearB, died lust week at the Long Branch hospital. He was 72 years old and leaves two step-daughters. G range's Birthday. Monmoulh grange of Freehold Will celebrato its 25th anniversary with a special program tonight It la ex- pected that many charter members of tho organization will be present. Against Annexation, Considerable opposition lint devel- oped to tho plan of annexing new territory to Matawan borough. Some residents of Freneau are strongly opposed to the project. Temperance Union Conference. THOMAS H. ' MCKNIGHT. The Women's Chirlstlan Temper- ance union of Monmouth county and "29 East Front Street, Red Bank - part of Ocean county .. j Al lska from Fort Yukon to Fort Eg- are unable to withstand tropical Ber- bert. His transportation facilities vice. Tests were made to ascertain Are You Using Good Tackle? On trial,a beautiful woman facesfdeath consisted of faithful dog teams, ^ho whether or not these soldiers fell In Business—particularly the most de- J. S. Silvers k Bro. Co. enly means of travel known to the this class. sirable business*-Is very much like with a grim mask of silence as the North, and his communication the Bport of fishing. You can catch Sole Manufacturers njrency was the well known Morso The equipment taken by Sergeant. 41 if you use good tackle. Wo offer web of evidence is woven about her. telegraph. The Nicaraguan detail, Smith and his detachment consisted you tho right tackle in the advertis- HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. en the other hand, after reaching of four portable, self-contained trans- ing columns of Tho Register—Adver- Suddenly a bombshell tears away that mitters and receivers. It la con- tisement. mask— Tom Dugan, Shatters the damning evidence to bits Burglar —Bares the strangest tangle of lives and loves ever revealed. An All Star Cast in ALL TALKING PICTURE Story by Charles Log An Edward Laeminle Presented by Carl .9 -^ wm,*!,, .1. •„., Ii the Old Second National Bank Building THE SMALL STORE WITH THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE. HOSIERY GLOVES Salex Reg. We have just concluded a most successful year-and Our Special 31.13 Pure SHU Bale Beg. llobt. l'razcr Full Fashion Hosiery established an enviable deputation for Quality Merch- Kid Gloves $1.60 Pr. 1.05 Defense Lawyer Vanity Fair Heavy Slllc 1.10 Pr. 1.40 Kid Gloves _ 1.80 Pr. 2-2B Merit Sheer Top to Too 1.20 Pr. 1.50 andise, Fairness of Price and Courteous Service. Kid Gloves - 1.00 Fr. 2.40 Onyx Polntex, No. 365 Sheer 1.34 Pr. 1.05 Kid Gloves - 2.30 Pr. 2.03 Vanity Fair. Sheer All Slllc 1.65 Pr. 1.03 Kid Gloves _ 2.801'r. 8.4O Komtlla Sheer All SHU ._ 1.58 Pr. 1.95 Flceco Lined . 1.50 l>r. 1.05 The Screen's" Greatest Comedians—LAUREL and HARDY Our Famous (S) Silk Hose _ .80 Pr. 1.00 To show our appreciation to our customers for our suc- Fur Lined 2.8Q Pr. 8.40 Cadet Sheer Silk .80 Pr. 1.00 All Wool .80 Pr. 1.00 IN THEIi LATEST ALL-TALKING COMEDY ! Bear Brand. Silk and Wool .30 Pr. 1.00 cess we wish to express our thanks in a tangible form Chnmoisucdo .80 Fr. 1.00 Our B9o SHU and Wool .47 Pr. .59 Chnnioisuedo .71 Pr. .89 BIG SUPPORTING BILL OF HIGH CLASS Iron Hoso Rayon SHU _____ .39 F*. .49 a Chomolsuedo .47 Tr. .59

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 11th, 12th The Fulfillment of Tour Host Extravagant Dreams ot Entertainment—100<;i Technicolor.

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CREPE DE CHINE VANITY FAIR GLOVE Randeiui Sets SILK STEP-INS 2L% Off at 8:30 CHKM1SE VESTS 20% Off LIPS 1.20 to 8.81 BLOOMERS iOWNS CHEMISE 1.20 to 4.01 .EGLIGEES Keg. Trice An$_O£fering Our Regular Merchandise at 20% Off GOWNS 'A3MM. SETS Reg. Prlco $1.19 to S10.P3 UNION SUITS $1.50 to $4.03 ie Merchandise is our regular anniversary and to form new cus- CREPE, VOILE AND stock, fine and perfect, and carries tomers to increase and establish FINE RAYON NAINSOOK our usual guarantee that you must firmly our good will. VESTS JLOOMERS -i ff^p! £%££ BLOOMERS 20% Off TET-INS j Lt"/0 \Jii be satisfied in every respect as to STEP-INS You are invited to come in and CHEMISE 68c to 3.60 ; IIFS i- 39c to 2.39 quality and price or we wi^I cheer- GOWNS i i .-. r--.-^ \^ /k\ I. - ;OWNS j^., pr|C0 fully refund your money. look around. You may be assured Bandcnu Sots Hog. PrlcB PAJAMA SETS J IDo to S2.08 you will not be urged to buy or be PAJAMA SETS 85c to $4.80 annoyed. SILK AND WOOL Frankly, our purpose in holding CREPE DE CHINE ULOOMERS this Sale is to celebrate our Fourth in10 off SCARFS VESTS 36c to 1.59 ONION SUITS Ilcg. Prlco Sale 80c 1 Reg. 45a to $1.93 A CORSET .FOR EVERY FIGURE to $2.79 J i3oo LADIES' KNITTED Wo Carry the Follow- ing Cornets and The Show UNDERWEAR Brnssierca: - A GBADUATI! COR- HANDKERCHIEFS SISTIERK IN ATTEN- VESTS -Largo assortment; SHOWS of a C. B. ALASPIBITE DANCE TO FIT Sale, 12c to 44c P. N. Practical Front ON ALL EV15RY FlOIine %OFF Thousand WAHNEKS Iti'.ular 15o to 5oo FROM ONE OF TIIE Reg. Price IN ONE Sensations! LADY BOYAL CORSETS LARGEST ASSORT- UNION SUITS STAB MENTS OF CORSETS;" Xn TECHNICOLOR Flowers and Fancy Garters John Biirrymoie Sale, 47c to 79c ELIIK COItSELET-'Efi AND FF Blchnrd ltarlhelmes* ARTISTIC CORSELETTES and BRASSIERES IN I'.El) Beatrice 1-lllio Myrnu Loy liefiuhir 5Do to Oflc GKACI! FORM 2>H% ° Mtiriun Nixon BANK, MAID WELL BRASSIERES Alien \Vl>ll« Tull.v Mmslmll FLANNEL UNDERWEAR Nlcli Lucus Monto Dltio lU.OOMKIlS UMBRELLAS U'lmilK Llflitnoi Nonti llrerv Sale, 31c Ircn« Alordonl H, U. Warner Dolor#s C'oatcllu William Cotirtenay Id £ ul;il 3!lc WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF ON ACCOUNT OF SOME OF Sale 95c 1 Reg. i Lois Wilflorl U9 Sally. O'Neill Chester Conl&lln GOWNS i UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND OUR MERCHANDISE BEING to $1.80 j - to 2-2S Alexander Gray Hotmrt Iloswortli Loretls Young Witllitin Collier. Jr. Sale, 56c and 80c .lacb Mulbull nr eihj nnd gl.UO CORSETS IN EXTRA SIZES. LIMITED WE WOULD ADVISE ISott> .f Arthur Dress Shields and Sanitary Din Let Alli-o I)aj OUR CUSTOMERS TO COME Aprons, Step-ins, Patsj Hulk Miller Moll» O'llny Crepe and Corduroy Wft% OFF Dauglni I nlrbnnliii, Jr. Uln Tin Tin 2 Reg. Price EARLY. Bloomers, Skirts and Belt. e Costollo NEGLIGEES Ilrcula? 51.Ill to S5.DII 7o OFF , OFF. _Reg. DON'T MISS THIS I TELL YOUR FRIENDS j $1.19 to $4.79 Quilted & Blanked Robes OPPORTUNITY. I ABOUT THIS SALE. and Silk Negligees LADIES' FINE BAGS Urgular Price. S2.Ua to §1 NOTE—First Evening Performance for "SHOW OF SHOWS" f|% OFF Starts 6:30 Sharp. Reg. Price OUR ONLY <>ALE IN THE YEAR. DO NOT MISS IT 2 $^.39 to $12.70 VOLUME LIi; NO. 32. otitco ut Ksti Bunk, N. J., untlor ttiu Act < iiED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1930. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 13 TO 22. SHADE IQTHPS TO MEET Re BMHOTE CLOSED, BENEFIT SHOWS. THE C01N6M0 SHOW. Nest Wednesday, Febru- HIT AND CHOKED A COP.Elks' Crippled Hlddica Fund U> FIREMEN'S BIG BANQUET. SOLD OIPJMCES HERE ary 12th, Lincoln's Birth- Share In Profits. 6KTEENTH ANNUA& SHOW A FAKTY WHX BE HELD AT THE day, will be a holiday. THE MQIXY PIXCHEE TESirOB- EDWAED WILSON IS NOW IN FKANK DENNIS 1'KESIDENT 01'' HED BANK TO BE BCKNB .()*» HIGH SCHOOL NEST TUESDAY. Tho crippled kiddles' committee of OPENS IIERl!; NES5T WEEK. .The Red Bank Register AEMLY OUT OF BUSINESS. THE COUNTY JAIL. tho Red Bank lodge of Elks will UNION IIOSK COJU'ANY. BOATING CLASSIC, share In the profits of the perform- Will bo Hold In Armory and Con- Parent-Teacher Group to Entertain will bo printed next Tues- William B. Foster, tils Becelvcr for Ke•>&— ' •_ Frank VanSlcklc of Red Bank, nlngton and Jean' Smith, accompan- sent to Mr. Newman's rescue. Week at Bronxvllle, New York. ied on tho piano by Mrs. Leon Pen- one of the large chain hotel oper- into custody at the point of his pls- CLUCS LARGE: MEMBEBSHIP, Dodge; Edward VonKattengoll, Olds- ators with the end In view of effect- However, before they arrived Wil- to|j|)ri(l, turned him over toi the po- The' police of J3rpnKv|He, New mublle and Viking; H. L. Zobol, Bu- RED BANK MOOSE SMOKER nlngton. Refreshments worn nerved by a committee of which Warren ing a complete reorganization of the son a/nd Furman were arrested by llce, who locked htm up in the MIJ- Vork, lapt Wednesday, arrested three Monmouth Boat Club Took in Mint • ick.and Marquette; Monmouthcoun- hotel. It Is tho Hope of the. commit- Policeman James Sheedy. Mr. Sheedy dletown township jail at Campbell's men In the apt of fobbing an apart- ty Packard- company of Red Bank. THE MASKED MARVEL WILL Dennis and John L. Hoffman were New Members Monday Night. chairmen. Duo to the heavy enow tee that by such a reorganization all was 6*n his way home to supper. He Junction. Pctrillo had a hearing be- ment house at that place. One of Packard; Consolidated motor sales WRESTLE FRED HAUPT. the creditors and stockholders will did not know anything about W1I fore ; Recorder Louis H. Meese and the men, Harry Klein of the Bronx, The Monmouth Boat club corporation of Red Bank, DeSoto, storm the attendance'was smaller than had been expected, about sixty receive some sort of, security where- son's struggle with Mr. Newman or he was sent to the county jail. confessed that he and his two CQm nine new members "at jf ilnd Maurice Schwartz, WIUys-Knlght Several Other Wrestling Bouts and by, over a' period of time, they will about the complaint which had been panlons had committed apartmen Monday night. The club now has's and Whippet. » persons being present. "1 dont know why I did .such a u Number of Boxing Matches Will stand a good chance of reimburse- made against Furman by Mrs. Fur- foolish thing1 as to try to rob the house robberies at Red Bank, East membership of 330. A building com» Other exhibitors will bo Kelly & ho Attractions nt Now Homo Mon- Among Mr. Wenzel's assistants ment. man, the 'fact that the men were store, except that I needed money Orange, Newark, Montclair, Morris Mlttee was appointed to Investigate I company of Red Bank and tho Nor- day Night, February 17th. «ere Elmer White high vice chief It has been estimated that between running made Mr. Sheedy H and wanted cigarettes," said Petrillo town and at Yonkers, Mount Vernon the question at a new building or wood tire company of Long Branch, ranger, James Konlock, high coun- $15,000 and $20,000 will have to be something must be wrong and his at the hearing. and Bronxvllle, New York. The remodeling the present clubliousa Final plans have been made and selor, Patrick McMahon high Jour- and to derive a plan for financing automobile accessories; H. Hendrlck- many tickets havo been, sold by the raised among the creditors and stock- suspicions wero Increased by the Yesterday afternoon Angelo Pet three men stole about $100,000 worth son & company of Red Bank, elec- nal secretary and P. A. Conover holders before such a plan can be evasive answers the men gave when 1 bf clothing and jewelry In these the project. Final plans were nrado Red Bank Moose lodge for the smok- chief ranger of Court Woodside. rlllo and Leo DeWitt of Long Branch for the club's Washington birthday trical appliances; Charles P. Irwln er to bo held at the new home at put Into effect. This amount Is nec- ho questioned them. Both Wilson were arrested at Long Branch. They places. Klein's companions were of Red Bonk, boata and Ralph B. Tho other officers installed were: essary to pay mortgage Interest nnd Furman wero winded and Mr. dinner to be held at the clubhouse Pearl and Wall streets Monday night, are charged with having been im- Hugo Relslnger, who has a long po- Saturday afternoon, February 22d« Slckels, overhead doors. February 17th. Boxing and wrestling Court deputy—WJUJnm F. Durham. - taxes and tho receiver's disburse- Sheedy had no trouble In getting plicated in the robbery. It is said lice record, and Edward Weiss. Tho Vice chief ranger—Joseph Evans Brooks. ments and expenses and to estab- them to the lock-up. More than 150 tickets have already bouts will feature tho show. The that they are tho men at whom Mr. Red Bank police have not yet ob- been sold for the dinner, Recording secretory—Harry N. Watta. lish a fund for working capital. lV Wilson had a hearing before Jus- tained the police records of Klein BED BANK BEATS LAKEWOOD. Masked Marvel of Red Bank will O^lnanctnl secretary—William Durham. Langford shot. Petrillo Is a brother meet Fred Haupt, chef of tho Mon- Mr. Foster states that he finds the tice Henry F. Hylin, who said he of Frank Petrillo. DeWitt and An- and Weles. George A. Dclatush, a member of TreaBtircr—P, J. Glslcson. would Impose 'a a fine of $100, or six the new building committee, offered Tower Company Employees Have mouth hotel, In a wrestling match ^ Orntav—Samuel Clark. feeling general that in the not far gelo Petrillo each provided bail of Tho three men committed five rob- distant future some offer or plan will months In the county Jail. Wilson $5,000 for a hearing before Recorder beries at Red Bank. The first was to draw the plans and opeclfkatlcna Fast Basketball Squad. The Masked Marvel has offered to Senior woodward—Edward Neatler. Weeded for either a new building or •Junior woodward—Warren DenniB, be forthcoming whereby the Molly was unable to pay the -fine and he Meese. Friday morning. September 9th, when they entered Tho basketball team of the Red bet Haupt any amount of money from wag sent to jail. renovations to the present clubhouses $200 to $1,000 that he will win the Senior Bcndlc—John L. HofTmann. Pitcher hotel may be reopened. The After the robbery It was found that Miss Mona Olmstead's suite In the Bank offlcc of tho Jersey Central Junior beadle—Rudolph Dublin. hotel is generally regarded as a Furman had a hearing before Re- Les Gertrudes apartment house and free of charge. Augustus M. Mlntort power and light company defeated bout. The Masked Marvel and tho thieves had parked a car on East Is chairman of this committee and Haupt mot last year In a bout at the Trustees—John L. Hoffman, Samuel credit to Red Bank and vicinity, and corder Poulson on the charge made road, near the store, for the purpose stole articles valued at $600. On Oc- Lakewood employees of the power Clark. the other-members ara George W4 Mooso hall and Haupt was thrown In there is a widespread hope that |t by Mrs. Furman. He was sent to of making their getaway. Entrance tober 9th they entered the apartments and light company Monday night at Finance committee—Harry D. Clayton, will soon resume its agency of ser- thn county jail for sixty days. of Mrs. John E. Foster and Mrs. Bray, George W. Dolliver, Jamee T< tho Lakewood Young Men's Chris- twelve minutes. Tho Masked Mar- James Lane. .to tho store was gained by cutting Clayton, Charles A. Mlnton, Joaepti vel is confident ho will defeat Haupt vice for tho community. When Wiisnn waa taken out of the the glass out of a window. George Linton at the Twin Gables tian association building by tho apartment house. The articles stolen Sate, William H. R. While, Jotephi just as oasily In tho coming match. THE SCHOOL ELECTION. lock-up by Mr. Newman to be sent Applegatc and Benjamin L. Atwater, .scoie of 40 to 19. Tho score at tho to the county jail he tried to get in these placeB wore valued at $5,150, end of tho first half was 10 to 11 In Paul Miller, former army mldflle- IUVER PLAZA WOMAN DEAD. THREE-DAY BALE. The new members of the club ara wclght wrestling champion, and Flvo Red Bank Candidates Aro In away and In the scrimmage a cut They stole $700 worth of goods from favor of Red Bank. The, Red Bank Charles Selvage's rooms in the George H. White, William L. R_us« William Gable- of Fort Hancock will tho Field So Far. Mrs. Anthony Ming Died Suddenly waa made near his mouth. He was sell, George Merrill, Edwin H. Broach, I.jam will play tho power and light overpowered, put in an automobile Chamber of Commerce to Supervise Adelaide court apartments on Broad company's Point Pleasant employees wrestlo to a finish. Joseph 'Rlley of yesterday Morning. a Special Sales Event, Ernest Hall, Beverly Brown, ChorleB Rumson and Johnny Arnono of Red Petitions to nominate Mrs, Alex- and taken to jail. street on December 4th. Their last tomorrow night at tho Rod BanJ^ ander E. Russell and Theodore Getz- Mrs. Mary A. Ming, wifo of An- robbery at Red Bank was on Janu- Grover, G. Elton Grconleaf and Wil- high school gymnasium. Bank will wrestle for a aldo bet of The internal trade committee of liam Ashmore. ler, for members of the Red Bank thony Ming of River Plaza, died the Red Bank chamber of commerce ary 8th, when they entered Victor $25 nnd a silver cup offered by Leo suddenly of heart disease yesterday A PROPOSED NEW STREET. Partlno and M. F. Aumnck wero Bcrlow. Another attraction will bo board of education were placed in will supervise a "Special Value Sale" Rlccl's apartment In the Les Ger- forwards on tho Red Bank tonni a chain trick performed by Alfred circulation yesterday. In addition to morning. She was born at Lebanpn, among the members of the chamber trudes apartment house and stole MAItniED LAST MAY. Monday-night, Rex H. Aumack nnd these two candidates the members Pennsylvania, on August 20th, 1851. A Discussion About It, But No Of- of commerce on Thursday, Friday clothing and jewelry valued at $1,000. Folder of Red Bank. A battle royal .. flclal Action Was Taken. v JnmeH Danes wero guards and Bon- will also bo held. Boxers who will of tho board whose terms .expire Sho had lived at Plalnfleld a num- and Saturday, February 27th, 28th Tho men committed nlrfeteen rob- Miss Sarah Belgrad Was Wedded t« jnniln Ayors and Irving Irons ware perform aro Jack Shapiro, George will bo candidates for reflection. ber of years and moved from there After tho meeting of tho mayor and March 1st. beries nt Montclair. W'lUatn Nackemklne. centprs. Partino scored 29 points, They aro Albert S. Miller;- Mrs, Tre- to Red Bank. Sho was 'a resfdent Glgllo, Andy SakdwlCz, Jimmy Do- and council of Red Bank on Monday Six additional members have been Miss Sarah Belgrad, daughter oZ M. F Aumack mado seven points nato, Angel Face Joo Lucia, Mickey vonian Bennett and William Rus- of Red Bank Bevcral months and night the project was discussed of added to the internal trade commit- and Rex tallied four points. Tho sell. Today is the last day for fil- WHIT DENIED. Harry Belgrad of Wallace street, Red Chapman, Phil DoCarlo, Willie Pat- two years ago she moved ti^ River building a new street through (the tee to assist in taking charge of this Bank, and William Nackemkino oi Lakuwood team consisted of Ogbm- terson and Jack Bins of Reel Bank ing nominating petitions. Tho elec- Plaza. town to connect the Rod Bank rail- proposed eale. The new members of sone and Jills forwards, Johnson tion will bo held next Tuesday af- Writ of Error Refused Frank BIo- Atlantic Highlands wero married otit and Kid Tumloll of Fort Monmouth. Besides her husband, Mrs. Mlnp road station with Rumson. This pro- tho committee are Koort Johnson May 1st at a Newark court by a cor.ter, and Applegatc, Dolomono ternoon and evening at tho Oakland leaves two daughters and two sons, ject was started more than a year representing D. A. Johnson company; Brlcn and Threo Companions. 1 and Worth, guards. street Bchoolhouso from four o'clock magistrate, but tho wedding was kept they being Alice F., Edward A. and ago by George S. Ingraham, who ac- Martin Mandell, representing Man- Trenton, N. J., February 5th. (AP) MADE 5350 FOR HOSPITAL. until nlno o'clock. secret until last week. On Sunday John J. Ming, who live at nome, quired properties with the view of dell, Inc., successors to J. Yanko; —Appeal for a writ of error has been the couple were married with Jew- SURPRISE l'AHTY LAST NIGHT. Tho executive board of tho Red and Mrs. Mary F. DeFerro of Lynd- giving them to tho town for building James B. Coder, Alexander W denied Frank ^McBrien, "The Jersey ish rites by Rev. Arbetman of New* That Amount Realized nt Recent hurst, New Jersey. She also Ienvc3 the street. Tho new thoroughfare s, , Danco at tho Armory. Bank Woman's club at a meeting Hlrsch of Hirsch's Kiddie shop, Jul- Kid," and three companions, sen- ark, at the latter's home. Monday indorsed Mrs. Bennett and a nephew, Anthony J. Ming of Riv- would Include Chestnut street, Peters ius StrauB of Straus company and F. Misses Emnui Cross and Dorothy tenced to die for tho murder of a After tho ceremony Mr. and Mra. Weaver Gave tlio Party. Tho cxcculivo committee of the Mrs. Rusacll for members of tho er Plaza. Tho funeral will be held place, Canal street and Elm place. X. Schatzle, manager of the local Newark motor bus garage cashier. Rivervlew hospital of Red Bank met board. at half-past twelve o'clock tomorrow Tho remainder of tho courso would Woolworth store. Nackemklno left for an automoblla Miss Emma Cross of Loighton afternoon at the house. Tho body be through what 13 now private land The writ wa3 denied by Chanccllor trip In. New York stato and Canada. avenuo and Miss Dorothy Weaver yesterday afternoon with Mm. The stores co-operating In, this Edwin K. Walker yesterday. The men Ceorgo T. Llnton nt Twin Gabion FOHMEK ACTOK AT CHURCH. will ho taken by automobllo by Al- The street, would oxtond through tlvi Upon returning they will make thoitf gavo a surprise party lnst night nt bert W. Worden, Jr., to Fak View Knollwood section. No ofllclal action mile will be designated by special aentenccd to execution In March, may home with the bride's parents. MrB, tho Cross residence for Miss Cross's apartments on Riverside avenue. trade signs bearing the endorsement i appeal now to the cuiul of errors Mrs. Louis Conover reported that the William "Whltey" Dumvorth to in Bergen county for burial. was taken 'Mo'ndny night. Tho mat Nackcmkino received many Una sister, MIBB Floronco Cross. Miss ter has been discussed at several re- of the Internal trade committee of and appeals. Fal ng there, their gifts. Cross spent the early part'of tho Red Bank auxiliary had cleared $250 Speak at Methodist Service. the chamber of commerce nnd an only hope will be commutation of tho at the dance at tljo Red Bank Borlow Beats Estollo at Pool. cent moetingg of the zoning commis- evening with her sister, Mrs. Alvin Wllllara "Whltey" Dunworth, a sion. -Tho Register suggested the extra effort will bo made to make denth sentence by tbo court of par- UXCIIANOK V1A1U VISITS, . Simpson of John street, and she was nrmory. Mrs. Carl Volkland, tho George BerloW of Matawan nosed this special value sale one true to dons. new president of tho Bclford auxil- former theatrical man, will speak at need of such n street before Mr. surprised by tlio party guests on her tho Methodist church Sunday night out Wilbur Estello of Farmlngdale Ingraham became Interested In the tho name. Tho merchants who have McBrien, with Victor Giampletro lii-il Umiltcra Will Attaint Charter return home. iary, was Introduced. kTho drat meet- last nljjlit In a close pool match In expressed a willingness to co-operate Ing will be held Thursday, February Mr. Dunworth In hlo younger daya project. Ljula Mnhinjja and Joseph Radu Night Meeting nt I.oug 1)I.IIH-1>, The pnrty rooms wero decorated was a vlptlm of otronj? drink. At tho the county tournament by tho score have all agreed that they will en- killed George B. Lee in a $l!,000 rob- 13th. Tho Tlnton Falls auxiliary will of 125 to 111. The match waa playod deavor to put on especially nttractlve Tho ISxchango club of Urn! llnnte In light green and orchid. Many hold a sparo rib and ,sauorkraut sup- church on Sunday night ho will de- bery, October ISth, 1028. McBrien, scribe his experiences. He was con- at tho Red Bank billiard academy. bargains for the three-day sale. tho gunman of tho band, said hw will meet tonight at tho CiurllclU- guests were present from Red Bank, per next Tuesday at Mrs. Edward Granted a Divorce. 11 Rumson, Seabrlght, Deal and New- verted to Christianity in the Water Kstello was leading most of the weapon ' discharged "accidentally Grnnt hotel at Long Brunch ua the Stoothoff's at that place. All tho Margaret P. Reckless of Prospect guests of tho now Exchangerclufo ft? ark. An enjoyable tlmo wan had auxiliaries havo mndo many com- street mission at New York and ho game and his opponent did not ta!o? avenue ha3 been granted a final de- Homcmndo Candy. when ho pressed it against Lee's playing games and dancing. A la now ono of tho "right hand men" tho lead until tho next to the last side. Long JJranch. The Lonff Brarnih presses for tho hospital. cree of divorce on the grounds of A department for making home- club will receive ltd charier at tliln luncheon was served nnd tho party of Tom Noonah at tho Rescue BO- rack. desertion from her hU3bund, C. Leslie McBrien is under Indictment In did not end until a lato hour. Mlsa cloty mlanlon at Doycr street. Mr. made candles lin.i been added to meeting. Donald Hand, utato prcBl- Reckless. Tho decree was granted House's Ice cream parlor due to a Monmouth county for tho murder of dont of Exchange clubs, will bo pres- Cross received many presents. / Junior Club Dance. Dunworth's subject will bo "The Entertained Seabright Club. Friday, Jnnuary 21th. Qulnn, Par- George Danlelson, Bradley Bench Reality of the New Birth." demand for strictly homemntle con- ent. Ordlniuily tho Red Bank dull Thirty persons attended a danco Mrs. Stephen Johnson of South sontf & Doremun represented Mrs. fectionery. Jonnph Hesse, proprietor bank messenger. moot)! on Thursday nlfthtH at tli*» given Friday night nt tho Woman's School Election. Thn subject for tho Sunday morn- ntreot at Senbilght entertained the rklrsH In thn I'ouit proceeding.'!. of the o.itnbllHlirrifMit, hn.'i engaged an Molly Pitcher hotel but tlmrn will htt clubhouHo on Broad street by the ing sermon at tho church will be Lnrkin club Monday night. Those Arthur Nnylor, Nelson Roberts and experienced confectioner and a snnl- Danco for High School Pupils. no meeting tbl:i week, Tho Urns; Junior Woman's club. Joyco Mercor "Tho Unnamed Sin." present woro Mrs. Bloomllohl Fary, tnry Kitchen ha't been set apurt for Brunch club will visit tho Kert Ilanl! W. Harry Poatcn, moinbcrs of tho and Helen Voorhces, now members Gets Dccrco of Divorce. Tho Red Bank hlyh school pupilo Mrs. Mabel Bedford, Mrs. John Hum- the makint; of the homemade candles. will havo. a danco nt tho senior high club Tliurtidiiy nlf^fit, February 'Mtit, Atlantic Highlands board of educa- of tho club, were In Renoral charge bert, Mro. Llda Bolter, Mrs. James Mra. Olive Jkmnlno of Tllton nvo- tion, will bo candidates.. for rc-oloc- of tho dunce. Radio music wna pro- Auto Stolen' and Found. nue, Red Bank, lian received a di- school gymnasium Friday night. Mu- An automobile owned by Irving Miller, Mro. William Dowd and Mrs. sic will bo supplied by the school tlon at tho annual school election vided through n tiet loaned by Robert Robert White. vorce from Foster Jiannlno of New- Dog Saves u Life. Engineer Opens Olllcc. next Tuesday night. Tho school Johnson. Tho club will hold another MnxnoJi of Port Monmouth waa stol- ark. Custody of her nlnc-yenr-old Ralph J. Ritchie of Asbuty Park orchestra. Guorjjo McC. Taylor, who WIIB form* budgqt to bo voted on amounts tn clnnco Friday night, February 28th. en Monday on Went Front fitreet at non, Daniel, hna been awarded to credits blii toy PcUlnpene dog with Cold Storage Vault. orly nupmIntomlent. of tho Itetl Bank $51.70102, of which $13,080 Is for Red Bank, where It had been parked. her. Mis. Jiannlno wnn represented rnivhu: his life Monday morning of Hilts' Auxlliiiry Meeting. wiitor department, !in?< ojirnrtl :.m of* bonds nnd interest to bo paid off Mr. Mnx.ion In employed by tho Mon- Make your reservations to havo 111 the proceeding!! by Qulnn, I'av- 1 your winter furu otorcd at our now lent week when the boufio caught The lied Bank Kllui auxiliary will llci nt hl:i liomi- tit 8.1 Hector iilwo during tho coming year. Mnrrlngn Unmin Announced. mouth plumbing oupply company of lions &. Dorcnuia. Hie. The dog's barks awakened Mr. Tho banns of imiriliiKt! of Minn cold Btornito vault. Lcon'n, 70-70 IL l»u:iinc;i:l meeting tuul|;hl. til. for livil ciiKlnfI'rlnii nml *iiii'Vi,'s For Vali-utlti«i, water Hupnrlnlimdcnt. full lino of Delect vnlentlnoo. Alno Tho thief han not been caught. Completo Jnmenway nnd Buclioyo thin week for $1.00:-Peanut hl-lttll'. (Jay i-urdii, ralurful ciu-dn, nlwaya of AndrowMuirnyof Rechlenu place, Hnoa nlwnya In stock. Fred JO, chocolate cream pfippcrmlntfl and mrdfl for every oocanlon. Baldwin's, Serving Ti'nyR. rxLTiitlmiiil nnd I'xcliiiilve; there arc I'nr Only It) fnnltt l Mluntlo Highlands, N. J.—Advertlso- wero announced for the first tlmo Wlltoff Co., Rod Bank.— Advertise- tutti-frutti KUnm and -.Jelly utlckn nt 1 Mngnr.liiR Kaolin. ment. Acker, Mcrrnll & Condlt Co.. II They're needed todny in iilmniit tho;in for ;iw<'Uicfirt ami for mother, you ('.in K' ! ii lilnl flov/'M- bttUU i fc« UMlt, Sunday nt tit Jami'ti'tj church. Just itm thing to Keep thn niagn- ovory hame. Wo liuve a wnndtM'fu! sniiii' fur* brother, aluci for .'(Inter; In ih<- Att knift .^liuppf lull y>u jtiiM Ml! 'J| hill 111 Ift Hill' Tlio Itoun Hhop, Inc., 78 Drond Hirer*, chnlcn at 7(1 contn nnd J1.00 nt thn nnlo we're - Helling them at. (i!l ccnli, frli'inlH. At Ti'tlcy'H. 17 Ilroail uli-nil. itrd. Other 'itttiK ilvn hiii^uJHh ililf " Backed by 47 yoar.i of musical nnnounccH iipeclnln for Saturday in, Ait Kraft fthoppc, 7n Ilioiul "ntreot, for nny bujnnr; beat grmlcj and Hod lliinh.—Aflvei-tlnoment. leadership. Beln serviced and re- priced. Unexcelled soTvlcn, Fred D. ICIcctrlo Plcntlng nnd 79 cents racli. Art Krnft Hliop|>c, Ilij.' mir FrlHum/ unit), now /(tt!wf[ »n. thn drenn department—Advertise- during our February, mile, now going 75 Brand street.—Advertisement. - Advn IIHI luctit. paired. Phono 20&-W. TiiBtlng'n, 18 ment. on.—Advertisement. Wlltoff Co., Red Bunk, phono 05'.!.— In nny ntylo—perfectly done. Leon's, Monmoulh ntrept.—Ailvprtlnonif nt. Advertisement. 70 Whllo utrei't, phonu 2800, Red A Wuiiderlul V«lu<\ Uank.—Advertisement. Tlwi Kosn Hhnji Clmmurn Snlc. An uttiactlvc nnviMi-pleoo cliomilatn AftruHlvn Nnv H|W>i»» fftetr. KoturlaiiN! Typtnvrllor lltnulijuurtcra. Tlio lntrnt Niullitla, laiihlllBitt l<* The ncglstor'fi Hilvertlnlnfi columns ttotni'lmi* mmillnif nt, (iloho hotr-I rniKiNi.vniuiit riim. Thn Hone Shop, Inc., 'fit Brnml net fur only $1.00 nt tlio Art Kraft I'ypovviltina lenlod,, bought nnd Hulls, SM.no up nt JIuimlnc'H, tlV I'ethiy'H l''or Typowrliijrn ntrcet, cnnUnuea (In-<:lcnraiuin nnliMif f-'lHipiu', 7fi Broad nlronl. Oilier wm- ;.llll, I'litlim (il)il Mlll'weif, h«»¥s If tiro thn merchants' show windovvu. tomorrow lit 12:30 P. M. It, R Hmlth, nolil, Trublu'n. 61) Broad street* lied rtvaii »t Iho ltomt B)xi|>, ii% J* •-A.dvertlBeinent. l.'road ntreot, upstairs. Rod Bank.— and aU*"'"! machlnen. 17 Broad ull winter (linaiic.), hats nnd coalii at dciiul hnri;nlnn during tho February scoratury.—Advertisement, Banlt,--A(lveruoBmeat. Advertisement etrcoMf Bank,—Advertloousont. big rcducllon.'iV-AtlvcrtidcracnU iialo now going on.-Aitvfirtl8em«nt, Broad. »U't6t,-A4vei;taf«*&i . • JPageJFourteen_ RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARYJV1930. E, Troger, to bo paid to her when SKW1N0 l'OU A HOSPITAL. DEATH VBOM WOMAN'S 1'ABTf, WEDDINGS. iXOJUDA "NOT SO MOT." m mi woiiN's WILLshe la 21 years old. All the rest of jTHBEE NEW OFFICIALS, her ettate was left to her daughter. Ked Hank Women to Meet on Eight Mrs. Henry DeGrpto of Fort filon- & iurga AtUi.'idsnco at tlio Sfr. ond Mra. Theodore WuBblw Aro Dorothy K- Troger, and she was ap- Mondays to Do This Work. mouth Wan Sick Two S l'iteti« Hotel Lust Friday. Returning to Colfa Neclt. • > MBS. 8ANDT LEAVES HUSBAND TKUAX NAMED FOE JUDGE; Miss Fannla Llpack, disughtcr of pointed executrix of the will, which Eighteen members of the Ked Bank Mrs. Emma L. DeGrote, wife of More than 160 women attended Mr. nnd Mre. I4OUI3 Lipack of Shrews Mr. and Mro. Thcodoro Wusbber of WCOME FKOM $39,0*0. Was executed last November. uxiliary of (he Spring Luke hoapita! TUHKN FOB PROSECUTOIS. Hcni-y DeOroto of Port Monmouth, the card party which was, held by bury avenue. Red Bank, and Mas Colt's Nook oro expected to return Mrs, Char ottoVV. Height of Spring , ( - .i ,, . Benowitz, sun of Mr. and Mrs. X^ n1ct at ho Womfll 3 c ub ouse Mon Hurry Truax to Succeed judge Stcln died last Thursday morning from the Woman's club of Red Bank Fri- homo thia week from Florida. They Heat oK Estate Goes to Her Daugh- Lake executed her will a year ago day aftoinuon. Most of tlic time pneumonia.' She was taken sick two day afternoon at tha Molly Pitcher than Benowltz of, Perth Amboy, were left for tho South shortly after ter and to Carrie S. Cabbell—• lest November, A diamond ring, u spent In sewing articles for tho oper- JUach and Jonas 'I union Will Sue* days previous. Mra. DeQroto had hotel. It was .directed by Mrs, Wil- married Sunday night at tho Avon Christmas. Letters and postal cards Former Chapel Hill Man Lett Big diamond brooch and a set of china riling innjji of the hospital. Refresh- coed Prosecutor Qulnn—Hoffman suffered fiom asthma a number of liam A. Patterson and Mies Etta Mansion at Newark. Tho marriage received by relatives and friends of Estate. wero left to tier daughter, Arlcntlu Now Mutor Veiilclo Commissioner. years. She was in her 02d year. Miller. Handlterchtefa were given wa» performed, by Rabbi Julius Sll- Sir. arid Mrs. Wuebber etata tliag H. Gllllngg. Another daughter, Vlv- ments of tea and cakes were served. Mrs. Florence V. Samlt of Red Next Monday the auxiliary will Governor Larson Bent to tho sen- She leaves four sons and two daugh- no prUes, The tvlnnsra were Mn, bcrfeld of tho templa B'Nal' Abra- they wore vastly disappointed In the - - . m:AL 1'H'IIUtlJ' Lilt: illl.MIJMiy Will I -.*..*....~- uu.wv. ^••...a wu *-.w w — .. ters. Her children ares Mrs. Paul Stahl, Miss Bortha KrWcl, Miss ham o| Newark, ^following tho cere- climate of Florida., It rained every Bank executed her will last Decem- •an 11. Sprague. was left a diamond hoW (hc lh,A (jf a SQV[c!i of all.d,ly Lie Monday night tho names of He- mony there, was a reception with a w Tarnow of Delford and Henry De- LoUlse Wlttenburghess Mies Kath- liny while they woro en route to that ber. Slie died about three weeks ring. . a diamon_»»<-, ..d. , crescent., , . , , pearl. .) OK %Y ,Hi'J, '.,,„,,„,.„I IVI- 111 In n.. Thli HIsS mcMai;IIILCIIII U wWilm l Icordc ** * "Vr* Harr••*•» y• J TruaJ. • wuxn oVf» Lonuui>g0 Brancv> »**!>*•h• ago following an operation. To her lormi t-asn . Groto, Jr., Walter DeGrotc, Mrs. Em- arine Vander Veer,"Mrs. Qcorga A, dinner and dancing. Tho bride Is placa In their automobile, and th6 rccklacrccUlacc and $2,00?200O0 in rationaNational cascaslhi ; bh c B( ^" homc- °"o f Mrs Thomas Voor" - 'fo- r conflrmatio_ . "..n an county...... Judg.e to one of tha popular young women of husband, George M. Samlt. she left credit association shares. Her son, ,,,„ of Bergen place and articles will succeed Jacob Stelnbach, Jr., and of mett Walling, Percy DeGroto and Hawkins. Mrs. William S. Naulty, letters and postul cards stato that It Bland B, Height, was left (lie incomo Norman DeGrote, all of Fort-Mon- Mrs, Herman Acendorl, Mra. Walter Red Bank and tho festivities weic rained every day since. Moreover, thoj tho Income from $00,000 during Mr, bo niadn fnr tlin liGtpHai. The meet- Jonas Tumen of Atlantic Highlands largely attended by residents of this life. Carrie Sandt Cabbell was be- from 200 shares of Block In the Na- Ings will he held on Mondays at dlf and Asbury Park to succeed John moutru Seven grandchildren aur- Bruycre, Mlsa Eleanor Vander Veer, veathor waa very much colder and tional cash credit association until vlvo Mrs. DcQrpte, She also leaves Mrs. Artrmr Swift, Jr., Mrs. William placo and other surrounding towns queathed $1,000. All the vest of her ferent homes for a'bout eight weeks. J. Qulnn as county prosecutor. The more disagrooablo than MrPand Mra, estate was bequeathed to her daugh- ho is '17 years old, when the stock is Bac] the auxiliary terms of the new officials will begin two brothers and a slater, all of J. T, Getty, Mrs. Herbert J3. Wil- Mlsa Lipack wore a princeaa gown Wucbbcr. had bclloved posulMo in. ter, Virginia S. Cordc-rman. Mr. to be Riven to him. Ho was nl.-- about LOW) articles for the hospital. in April. The nominations followed whom live at Port Monmouth. They liams, Mrs. Harry," C. Burrowes, of Ivory satin with a long full ukli-t Florida, Thoy otato In their lottera Sandt was named as executor of tho lnft a $100 bond in tho credit as Atfcriit S,'S0O is spent annually to buy closely on the action taken by the arc John W. Maxson, Robert Max- Christian L. Berge/Wrs. Frank Dlb- The V neckline and lone tight ond, postal curda that they will b Mrs. GabrgB' Norman. Mr.'. I.on boat for Miami. They expect to bo Trafford Allen of Riverside avenue. Miss Helen M, Lang of rtumson. Mr. Tumen Is a native of Ocean, There wero many floral tributes. C. Eatrett, Mrs. Jamofc R. WoU-ott gono about two weeks and they will Tho auction house has also bought John P. Thiel of Belford left $» Burial was made at Fair Vlow ceme- each to his brother, Frank Thiel of A S3d wedding anniversary surprise who is eng-igcd to wed Stanley Bouse county. Ho is a graduate of tho and Mrs. Christian L. Berge. start housekeeping In the Lcroy the furnlshlngu o£ "Bud" Groon'a party was given for Mr. and Mrs of Lonjf Branch, was tendered n Atlantic Highlands high school and tery. Tho bearers were Elmer Max- apartments on Leroy placo at Rqd house at Rumson, which has beJtl Brooklyn, and his sisters, Sarah son, Irving Maxson, Albert Maxson, A night gown was disposed of on Peters and Annie Gale, both of Thomas McGuire by their relatives bridge and -shower Thursday night at of Bucknell university. After grad- the co-operatlvo plan and It wan Bank. Tho brldo had as her trav- uold to Perry J, 1511, a gardener for and friends Saturday night at their tin? home of Mrs. William Sacco at uating from college ho taught school Erncat Rutt, Jasper Morrell . and eling outfit a brown velvet frc-k General Howard S. Bordon, Mr. Barncgat. All the rest of his estate home on the state highway in Mid- Elberon. The rooms wero decorated Henry Coe. awarded to Mrs. JCSBO N.-Boers. was left to his step-daughter, Mary at Union Beach three years and then with a coat and accessories to match. Green tleft last week for Hollywood, Granderath and her husband. Henry dletown township, near Fair View. in pink and green. Prizes at bridge entered tho Now York law school. She received many lino gifts, California, whora ho has a.flvo-yeur N. Granderath. His step-daughter The members of tho party gathered were won by Miss Dolly McCarthy, Ho practiced law at Now York for VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA. VICTIM OF HEART TROUBLE. Mrs. Bcnowltz la a graduate of contract to write Bongo for talking was appointed executrix of the will. at tho home of Martin McGuiro- of Miss Mac Kennedy and MrskEdward several years and in 1918 was ad- tho Rod Bank high school and pictures. River Plaza. When they entered the Glazer. At midnight a supper was mitted to the bar In this state. He John Applegtilo of Mlddletown Town- Frank Kcllum Died Sunday After a has boon employed by tho Merch- Albert Pcrrlne of Howell township Sicluicss ol Several Years, bequeathed his entire estate lo his house where the anniversary was to ! served. Miss Lang was the recipient began practice at Atlantic Highlands chip Died last Thursday. ants trust company. Tho groom is MADE 530 AT SOCIABLE. be celebrated everyone joined In sing. |of many fine gifts. and later became associated with Frank Kcllum of Wallace, street a graduate of. the Perth Amboy ^ wife, Matilda M. Perrlne In a will William E. Foster. This partnership John F. Applegato of Fairftold which lie executed thirteen years Ing "Hall! Hail! The franc's all Here!" | other guests besides those men- Gardens In Mlddletown township died Sunday night.of heart trouble school ond of New York unlverulty. A Shawl I'liriulo Wns 11 Featuro of to the accompaniment of banjo and i tioncd were Mrs. John Daly, Mro. terminated when Mr. Foster became after a sickness, of several years. He Ho la employed na an accountant. ago and he named his wife as cxecu- guitar music. associated with Applegato, Stevono, died last Thursday afternoon at thn 1'arty at STirowebury. trlx. John KUbournc and Misses Teresa Long Branch hospital of prigumonla had been confined to his bed since Dancing- took place to the music Palaia, Beatrice Morris. Madelyn Leonard and Reussilte at Red Bank. tho Thursday boforo- hla death. Ho Wharton—Hlntclmrtnn, Tho Helping Hand society of the Cornelius ;£Toomoy of Everett be- About two years ago Mr. Tumen after having been In failing health Shrewsbury Presbyterian church queathed his entire estate to his sis- of a three-pleco orchestra. Other Sagurton, Catherine McCuc, Mary tho last threo years. He had been would have been 89 years old ye&ter- Miss Lavlnla M. 'Wharton, dauglv features wero a recitation by Martin Lang, Catlierine E^an, Jessie Insco, became a partner of hla brother, cjay and had been In tho painting cleared about $30 last week at a- ter, Catherine T. Oakes, In a will Louia I. Tumon of Asbury Park, a patient at tho hospital only a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whar- Nolan, a Charleston danco by Wil- Anna Cavana and Josephine Lang. week. and decorating business at Bed Bank ton of Seabrlght, nnd Joseph P. mcai3uring soctablo at tho chapelt which he executed last December liam Conover, mouth organ music with whom ho is still associated. which was attended by 75 persons. A Mrs. Oakes was named as executrix Mr. Bouse is treasurer of the Long Mr. Applegato, was a son of»thc tho last 44 years.. Hlntelmann, eon of Paul Hlntclmann and an Irish jig by Daniel Herbert, Branch trust company. Miss t,ani? Mr. Tumen Is attorney for Union of, Rumcon, were married Saturday foaturo of tho entertainment was a The witnesses were Ellis J. Williams an accordion solo by. Mr. Diamond Boach and Raritan, township. He late George W. and Clara-Thompson Mr. Kcllum was born at Phila- shawl parade in which various period!! of Wanamassa. and Jamc3 B. Car is a graduate of the Sherman C. Bs- Applegato and ho was born at Lako- delphia and was a son of Thomas by Rev. John F. Murray, 'rector.J>( of New York, a solo, "Little Pal," by tey school of New Yoik and la also la- a member of tho Red Bank Elks Holy Cross church of Rumson. Mlas of history were depicted. Mrs. Wil- ton, Jr., of Asbury Park, • Christopher McGulrc and an old-time lodge. hurnt 51 years and 7 months ago. and Elizabeth Kcllum. Ho spent his, liam H.-Hlno, Mrs. W. A. Shoemaker Sarah tmlay of Long Branch a graduate nurse of the Lung Branch He had Ivied in this locality nearly early boyhood and rocelved hla clo- Allco Kyan of numson was brides- Irish dancing set by Mrs, John Oakes. hospital. The legislature In joint session maid and John P. Hlntclmann, a and Frank Storck sang and thoy wera executed her will two years ago last Sr., and Philip King and by Mrs. all hia life. Ho was a mason by mentary school education at Borden- accompanied on tho piano by Miss month. She directed that tho fun- yesterday named Congressman Har- trade. Surviving: him are hla wife town, moving to Ked Bank when ho brother of, the groom, wag best man. 1 Diamond and John Oakes, Sr. Earl NEW RADIO ENTERTAINERS. old G. Hoffman of South Amboy to ' Tho brldo waa attired In blue chif- Ella King. Mrs. Frank Storck, Miss eral benefits rec.elved from the Shep- Hackman announced the program. who was formerly Miss Margaret was a young man. Ho married Miaa Mary Bordcn, Mrs, Frederick Burst herds of Bethlehem and the Poca- succeed William L. Dill as state com- Miller, and four children, Margaret Lydla Norcross of Lakowood, pi Bed fon, with a large hat to match, and and Harry T, Slcklea wero chairmen! liontas lodges be used exclusively for After the entertainment a buffet The ilcrh.VtJeeby Clul) Broadcast for missioner of motor vehicles. The Irene, Genevlove and John, all of Bank -forty years ago, and she sur- oho carried lilies of tho valley and of tho committees In charge. her funeral expenses. All the money lunch was served and the festivities the First Time Last Week. vote was C9 to 16. The debate over whom.live at home. Hc also leaves vives him. Ho jras achartbr member sweet peao. Her bridesmaid was she had on deposit In banks was be- were kept up until a late hour. tho selection of Mr. Hoffman was the two brothers.and four sisters, Jere- of tho Red Bank lodge, of Elks. dressed in tan chiffon and largo hat Friends were present from Red Thn Hneby-Jccby club of Rumson bitterest that has taken place In the to match. She carried Bwcet peas. queathed to her niece, Mrs. Edward broadcast its first program front miah Applegate of Rumson, Tlieo- Surviving him Is a son Charles of SHREWSBURY TOLICE BOOTH, Taylor, of Trenton and Mrs. Taylor Bank, River Plaza, Mlddletown senate this year. Some of tho Re- doro Applegato of Falrflcld Gardens, township,. Keansburg, Long Branch Station WJBI at Rod Bank last Fri- publicans advised against making Red Bnnk and three grandchildren. Tho couple left on a wedding trip was also bequeathed most of the day night, from midnight to one Mrs. Eva Wcsthall and Mrs. Mart Rev. Benjamin F. jUioads of tho to Washington, D. C. On their re- It Will lie ISroctcd Soon by BoioujU household goods and furniture. Ar- New York, Philadelphia and Florida tho selection so Boon, as Mr. Dill's Burr of Red Bank, Mrs. Cora Fosten on Mycuinoro Avenue o'clock. The program consisted of term docs not expire until April. Methodist church, assisted by Bev. turn thoy will live at Adolaldo court ticles of furniture wero left to Mrs songs, stories, impersonation^, instru- of Port Monmouth and Mrs. Alice Martin Ferris of Asbury Park, a re- on Broad street, Rod Bank. Mr. Tho mayor and council of Shrews- Cornelius Eramons and Mrs. Sarah Friends of Senator Thoma3 A. Parsons of South Amboy. CHINESE OFFICIALS HEBE mental selections and tap dances. Mathls of Ocean county put up a tired Baptist mlnMtef, will conduct Hlntelmann is with the law firm of bury decided last night to pay lot! Butler. Tho residue of the estate The entertainment proved very popu- the funeral at the lato residence this, McCarter.& English of Newark. ,Ho was left to Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. George Cantonese,. Government Representa- strong fight for him, claiming he had Rev. Luke M. Bleakney of Belford, tho, now police booth, which will bci lar and during the time the club was been promlded tho position, The of- formerly pastor of Baptist church at afternoon at two o'clock. Eugone M. II3 a graduate of Holy Cross and erected soon at tho intersection, of Cloughly was appointed executrix of tives Entertained at Smoke Shop, on the air the station received llll Magee vsll olng "Faoo to Face" and | Fordham universities, the will. fice pays 515,000 a year. Mr. Hoff- Midletown village, conducted tho fu- Syoamoro avenuo and Broad street. Colonel Jacob C. Johnson, com- requests from radio listeners. The man is a veteran of tho world war. neral Sunday afternoon at Albert W. "Shall Wo Gather at tho River." instead of having It paid for by Several bequests of jewelry and mandant at Fort, Hancock, enter- club will broadcast at the same hour HD IS a bank president at South Am- Wordcn's undertaking ' establish- Burial will bo at tho Shrewsbury Osbornc—Conover. residents of tho borough. The booth, cash to relatives were made In tho tained at the Smoke Shop Thursday every Friday night. John BleAvoy. boy, a former mayor of tWit place ment. Burial waa at Fair View Presbyterian church cemetery. Tho Miss Isabel Osborno of Fair Haven will cost about $225. Tho budget foe •will'of Mrs. Mary B. Wlnsor of As- a summer resident of Itumson. heard cemetery. Elk3 had their service at the 'resi- and.Lester W, Conover of Red Bank Admiral Tu Hal-Kucl, Chinese naval and Is serving his second term as dence last night. • 1930 and tho ordinanco for concrete buryParlt, which was executed four officer, who spent the past month the program over the radio. He sent congressman. wero married Sunday afternoon at curbing on Monroo avchuo passed -yeara ago last August. To her daugh- on an inspection trip In this coun- a telegram and was elected a mem- . —.—. in^i a.^. Trinity rectory by Rev. Robert Mao- ber of the club. CALVIN McLEAN'S FBNEBAi. their ilnal readings at tho meeting. ter, Anna M. Winsor, sho left a dia- try as a representative of the Can- DIED IN CAxn?'0BMA. Kellar. Their attendants were Miss ,—-—-•»•«» '—— -•'• ''' mond brooch, a strlngfof po.arls, fur tonese government. Admiral Tu and Those who took part in the pro- WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. It Was Held Thursday Afternoon ". Jeannette Shoemaker ' and Rocco C'nrd of Thanks. ' '.'. . neck piece and a fur coat Eliza- his staff sailed Thursday afternoon gram last week were Henry Kruse, tho Homo of His Daughter. Louis BecUcr Was Formerly n Store- Dlllonc. After tho ceremony a din- We tako this means of1 thanking beth I. Winsor, another daughter, re- for Europe, where they will spend William Fogelson. Edmund . Des- Eighty-Six Stitches Wero Taken to Tho funeral of Calvin W. McLean keeper at Bed Bank. ner for the bridal couple and a few oiir neighbors anfl friends for their ceived a diamond ring and Henry several weeks. mond, Thomas Tanner,- Anthony , Save Mra. Delia Thompson's Lifo. of Shrewsbury avenue, Ked . Bank, intimate friends waa held at the inany acts of assistance and kindness •Wlnsor, a con, a $100 Liberty bond. Louis Becker of Sierra Madre, Cal- homo of the grrobm'^ brother, Jack In our great bercavoment caUBCd by Members of Admiral Tu's staff, who Cardner. Joseph Finegan, Robert Mrs. Delia Thompson, D3 years old, was held Thursday afternoon at the ifornia, formerly of Red Bank,'died A diamond bar pin was left to her were guests of Colonel Johnson at Finn, William Ochs, Dwlght Burns;, of River street is improving after home of his daughter, Wtrs. Elizabeth Conover of Conover lane. Tho tho death of our wifo and mother.. daughter, Mario W. Appleby. Wil- last Wednesday morning from pleur- We wish, especially, to thank friends the Smoke Shop, were Commander S. Edward Kru3O and Will Ward. having slashed herself several times Zlcklcr of Wllmort Park in Middle- isy after a sickness of live days. Mr. couple aro living at 38 East Front and relatives who provided cars for liam O. Pcttlt, Jr., a grandson, was C. Whang, Lieutenant Commander M. about the body with a razor last street. Tho bride Is employed In tho left $100. Marie Appleby, a grand- town township. Rev. Edward W Becker waB sixty ycara old and a the funeral. „ H, Chlng and Holllngton K. Tong. OFF FOR FLORIDA. Wednesday night In an attempt to Miller preached the sermon and bur- widower. Ho lived at Ked Hank olTlce of tho Slgmund Eisner factory Mr. Henry DeGrote and Family. . daughter, an amethyst bracelet, Jean secretary to Admiral Tu. Other take her life. Eighty-six stitches and Mr. Conover Is employed at the Appleby, another granddaughter, a ial was at Fair Vlow cemetery. The about twenty years and conducted a —Advertisement. guests wero Major E. N. Woodbury, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Jones Left wore taken by Dr. Q. VanVorlB bearcra wero Augustus Kleinschmldt grocery store at. tho corner of Hunting theater. gold watch and her grandson, Theo- Captain L. C. Dennl3 and Lieutenant Warner to close tho wounds. She dore P. Appleby, Jr., $100. To her for tho South Today. Joseph Brooks, Edward Connors, Shrcwabury avenue and Catherine Card of Thanks. F, E. Cookson of Fort Hancock. was able to sit up yesterday and is Faui Menk, Ellas.Ewlng and William street. He moved from Bed Bank Snodekor—Schloeder. Wo extend our heartfelt thanks to sister, Irene Bartram, she left $500 David Tumen of Atlantic Highland's. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Jones, expected to be able to walk obout friends nnd relatives for their kind- and a string of crystal beads. Cath- who live in Atlantic township near Norman of tho Red Bank'.Moose about seven years ago. Ho was a Miss. Marlon Snedekcr of Red Herbert H. Hunter of Fair Haven, soon. She conducted a general store lodge, of which Mr. McLean was a member of the B'Nal Israel congre- Bank and William J. F. Schloeder of ness and Bympathy nt tho timo of our erine Clarke, another sister, was be- Joseph R. Bennett of Highlands and Holmdel village, left today by on River street many years. bereavement In the death of our hus- queathed $500 and a string of beads Mayor Clarence F. I-Iettrlck and automobile for Florida, where they member. gation of Bed Bank and ol Independ Eatontown were married at ISaton- band and father. The residue of the estate was divided Jonas Tumen of Asbury Park. expect lo spend, about two months or Mrs. Thompson spent Wcdnenday The Moose burial service was con «nt Order of Brlth Abraham of Bed town on Saturday, January 20th, by , Mrs. Calvin McLean . amons her children, Anna M. Wln- so. Until recently they occupied tho with friends at Atlantic Highlands. ducted at the Zicklcr residence Bank. He leaves a son and daughter Rev. John Sherman, pastor of tho and Family. sor, Elizabeth I. Pcttlt, Marie E. Ap- Admiral Tu and his aides made n farm which was bought about two While sho was away from homo she Wednesday night by Mr. Klein- who were with him In California. Holmdel Baptist church. Tho brldo —Advertisement. pleby and Henry Vinsor. Mrs. Win. tour of Fort Hancock Thursday years ago by William H. LaEoy- bought a package of razor blades schmldt. Mr, McLean also leaves hla They aro Frances and Sidney Beck- In a daughter of Mrs. Peter Snedekor sor appointed her daughter Anna morning. teaux. For some time after this sale1 and on her return she entered the wife, who before her marriage wad er. Mr. Becker also leaves a sister of Red Bank, formerly of Holmdel. DEATHS. executrix of the will, which was wit- Mr. and Mrs. Jones lived on thn garage at the rear of her house nnd Miss Florence Golden, a Eon, Doug and four brothers, they being Mrs. Mr. Schlocdcr la a son of Mrs. Frank MErjKI.EM.--i,oulRO H. Mccklem, Foliru- attempted suicide. After cutting Annie Katal of Montclalr,' Joe, Jacob Echloeder of Riverside drivo and ho nry lat, nl ilint Uraagc, N. J,, in her 8Gtb, nessed by J. Otto Ehome and Lottie HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY. farm. Mr. Jones's position as fore- las S. McLean of Jackson Heights, yenr. Metzgar, man of this fiirm called at the be- herself, she entered one of her ten- Long Island, and a sister, . Mrs. and Morris Meeker of Bed Bank and lived with his mother until a short Jlimes C. Forstcr of Colt's Neck Has ant houses on River street, where Frank Magcc of Middletown town- Joseph Beckor of Montclalr. time ago. Tho groom Is a carpenter George B. Sexton, a well known ginning of this year. Dr. Warner gave her treatment. IN MEMORIAM. a Celebration. Mr. and Mra, Jones expect to re- ship. Tho body was sent to Newark and and. he and his brldo havo started In luvimr inemury of my ilcar father^ undertaker of Asbury Park, made hie Mrs. Thompson lives with her son, housekeeping in a house which ho John Miiitun; who died Fclirunry CH14 will last October. A diamond ring James C. Forster of Colt's Neck turn to Atlantic townaliip after their George Comar, and she is thought the funeral was held there this morn- celebrated his eightieth birthday a sojourn in Florida, but they havo not CHAPEL HILL WOMAN DEAD. ing burial being rnado In the Becker has built on Wyckoff road at Eaton- j2li. and ten shares of stock of the Arm- lo have become temporarily deranged town. A vrcclmlo one from inn lifts none, strong rubber company were be- few days ago at the homo of hi3 made plans as to where they will over family troubles. Mrs. Lcvott Glosten Died of Heart family plot at Newark. A voico 1 loved is ptllletf; queathed to ills son. Dr. Charles J. daughter, Mrs. James Owen of live. Before leaving: for Florida they Trouble After a Long Sicluicss. A placo ia vacant in lny liomo Woodlands, New York. Relatives spent several days with relatives of Stryltor—Burroiv. .Which Jirvep am lio lillcil. Sexton. A diamond stick pin was DIED AT HOSPITAL. ills loviiiir dnuelitcr, .bequeathed to his nephew, W. Hart- who called to extend congratulations Mrs. Jones nt Highlstoivn, Mr. Jones RAILWAY AKTILLEKY. Mrs. FIorqnc.a Slostcn, wife of Miss Emily E. Stryker, daughter MRE. LINDA PRYOIt. • son Sexton. His thouse and lot at were Mrs. H. L. Rcnnc of Colt's has been clerk of Atlantic townshiji j Lcvctt Glosten of Chapel Hill, died of.Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. Stry- Sunday afternoon of heart trouble Mrs. George A. Roger of Nnvealnlc ker of Harding road, and Robert C. Wanamassa. together with al! the Ncclt, Mrs. Julia Leech, Miss May j many years. ' Uig Guns Mounted on Cars to be Passed Away Sunday. IN MEMORIAM. furniture, was bequeathed to his wife. Lcecli and Thomas C. Forstcr of Brought to Sandy Hook. after having been in poor health n Burrow of Dlsputanta, Virginia, were In Jovjnir memory uf Artliur Channtne Eileen \V. Sexton. He directed that New York, Mr. and Mrs. George T. THE FIRST TRAIN. year. She was confined to bed- the Mrs.Isabellc Roger, wife of Georgn married Saturday, January 25th, at Clai'l), who iiauucd awny February 4thi his undertaking business be carried Forstcr of Allcndale, Mr. and Mrs. An Important change will tako lust yevcral weeks. Mrs. Qlostcn A. Roger of Naveslnk,-died Sunday Elkton, Maryland, by Rev. W. G. Har- .19111. on and that hi.s executors employ his leorge O'Hara of Short Hills and New York and Long Uranch Service place at Fort Hancock on Sandy was born at Chapel Hill 55 years morning at tho TJorig Branch hos. ris. The brldo Is a graduate of tho nephew, W. Hartson Sexton, and IMrs- w- F' Simons and Walte""" " r Si- n( Ked Uank Began In 18"5. Hook within a few days. The army ago and sho was a daughter "of Mr. pita), where sho had .been a patient Rod Bank high school and Panzer's mons oillclals at the fort have received a and Mrs. Charles Woodward. Sho college at Newark. Mr. Burrow is a John n. Long to carry on tlie bus- of New York. The Register was nsked yesterday about ten days. She waa talcen'slck. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. iness until such time as the executors Ml'- Forstcr In a natvc of New notice from the war department that had lived at Chapel Hill nearly all with grip and complications devel- graduato of Polytechnic Institute: In 5 ( 1 Hc lillli furl cars of afternoon by ono of its subscribers the seventh regiment of coast artil- her life. Virginia and Is employed by the Lib- Foil SALE, Kuril Mmlul A roadster; BODII ileom it advisable to sell the business ' ' "' '- 5' >' service to state when tho first rcgulur pas- oped. Mrs. Roger was born at Nave- •cunilllion. l'litaio Ucil llimli 2453.' Two-thirds or the income nrc to be j with the Old Dominion steamship lery, which has been stationed at Surviving her arc two sisters and ulnk and sho had always lived there. erty mutual Insurance company at senger train stopped nt Red Bnnk. Sandy Hook for years, will bc re- Now York. Mr, and Mrs. Burrow WAN'i'kl). ymiiL^Aiiun t(i loiirn nlltomobilu j-aid tn his wife and one-third to his | company. He retired from active The information wus .supplied by UIK a brother. The funeral will bo held Sho was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs bli3lncMB; Ittd-A ho itmhUltilin. Apply placed by seven companies of the this afternoon at two o'clock at tho Michael Garvoy. 'Sho waa in her 53d are living at Mllltown, New Jersey. l-Yoil I'it't/., TiiiuVlu Motor SalDS, South aon, T>r. Charles J. Sexton. Up left work several years fcennral iiapKcn^cr'y olllce of the New railway artillery branch of the army. •Inrail »Uoer,_|,l,oi\ Ilcil Iliinll 21100. _ to lii.i wife ten share- of stock of York and Long Branch railroad and late residence. Rev. Thomas year. Surviving her is a brother, t'UttlCHY.S for :wlli'; niu?e at Wan- Mrs. (iritoc Ann {'nsler Had a l'arty the following paragnipli: fensn guns. The rest of the regi- tu ki't'H uvor. Wm. M. Unitoliii.'Ntlt- nmn^Nfi, anil to pay to his wife one- mi llvr Birthday Saturday. The funeral was held this morn- a Trip to New York. il» ruml, i.t'cuiul fiirm on left west of Tho 111 M passenger train slopped at ment will bo sent to various camp? Itivcr I'laza icliuol.»_ lialf of Jhe proceeds from such sain Mis-. Gnirc Ann Caslcl', win, lives- Hcil Bnnli Kridiiy, June IMh. 187:". It DEATH OF AGKD UESIDENT. Ins nt St. Agnco's church at Atlantic The nrc department of tho Wom- One-fourth of the procrds nrn to gn and forts in the South. Several large Highlands, with n requiem mass in an's club of Red Bank is arranging WANTKI). fu'riitHhcil n"i)nrTmiinl~or~«rn«Ti* with her niece, Mrs. Julin S. Ileail is 1111 nei'cptc-d fact thill l'l-raldeiit U. guna mounted on railway cars will'bc Mrs. Anna Mar.'o Martin of Brown charge of- Rev. Michael Callahan. limi«L' fur |i few liiuntlii. Cull Hcil Ilnak tn his son Charles and one-fourth to of Katontown, oolcbratnl her VMli ^- Oranl \v;i:i :in linnorod gu.'st brought to Sandy Hook. These gun? a trip to the Metropolitan museum l'laco Was 80 Years Old. Burial was made nt Fair View cem- : - : his iw. W. j-Tarfsri;i Sexton. The birthday last Saturday. SI10 hail aboard Uiis train, enioute to hla; | moved from Sandy Hook to of art at Now York Wednesday; W ANTKtr"'"- Mrs. Martin wnfl one of the oldest IIIIIIIIII mivil. Mjrmi L. Uamplinll, Lltllo .-.fo as) October. .Shr left n bedroom | Mf_ „„,, j[r, r.-0,.,.cst Green, Mr. god COLT'S Midi 1'AIIM SOLI). A. II10 brotio out. laf,t Thursday I'ritnnry BrnilL-n—Nollio Itecker, Clnrn ing held for a play to bo presented tn her hunband. Frederick Van- morning in tho attic of a vacant bun members of llio Ked Bank Methodist EOOIl. Silver, N. .1. Mrs. K. II. Gciothell, Mrs. Charles hurch. She leaves twci daughters, I.efflky. Mnreucrlto WcCorailcli, Marshall !-.clioik, nnd nil her ivrarinjj appnrpl Oremi imrl daughter <'ii-nc<\ Mrn. Jor. 'l'llc (.ollnvcr TriH'X Place HoU{;ht 1)> ^'aluw on tho east sldo of South Coir, .loocr-h Klicli. Joiroh I.efnky, Davit) Mro. William A. Patterson re- roil SAI>: in"iifii"'ti»i'iiir"iiuii«o"°o7 cTftt and jewelry wan bequeathed to her a II11I lljnli Man. r treet, nc.'ir 1'iergcn place, owned by Lydla Mny and CJeorglo Martin. Tin: ported that inoro than $130 lind ii'i'iin IIIKI Imiii- Imiiiwcnii notim. all Im- 1 Robbing Mrs. ifmbM Bennett and funeral will bo held at. two o'clock illcipi", William McCurmlck, Htniilcy lfi"V(infiili,; i.-rinr lul ii;HHiy fcot; ulio- (Innghter. Mary Conover. All th(?:Mj?!1 Mary Ellen linlhi of l.i'ii- The Cniiovri- 'l'nir-x farm uf [six- Mi:', .iennin Long of nranrh nveiuio. Lcslllnaky. been cleared at tho card party which tl.lnl CB«II. Imlaiico nlurlitiiiiii. LuLor'a Paper liniifoi-3 were working In the tomorrow nttevnoon at the house. (Jrtinimur cruder,—Cci^nc Glllciipl*, John Itenlly, llclfnnl, N. .1., ritiutlu KtBniblirs rest nf hrr efitntf was bequeathed *° 1 p,|-vnrh Irri 1 ncirn nt I'olt's Neck was Ijoiifclit was held lant Friday nt tha Molly her FOIL Peter Levins, who was ap ! ' bungalow at the tlinn of the lire. The Morvrt. 'Iliomnn McKnltht. William Mtt- Pitcher hotel. Mra. Frank Curtla, fm- SU.r.lMi ,,|i Monthly |)v Janic.'i M. rr, Hnroltt I'ullocelf, Mftrg&rQt Lcnhtnaky, "wAN"'iifi">7~iuVuiiTET5oii BcTuTTu^iinua trick. point'-il exmiUir of the will. llrciurn were called nnd they put tlu Mlssi Knill.v Mrlnley Dead. Mrs. Robert C. Hance, Mis. Alexan- I'lRK AT KUMSON. Weir (if ' >enrs at:o last May. All hi? en pany gashed his linger while lighting was IL dtundi^rr of the late Henry Mra. Vernon Rose as chairman. Tho Mir. Geru-Rn Rtevfll.".':! IKMISC -i iii'ieB ol Uir prujiuty 1H taken up by (hn hla/.f. Stolen Car Recovered. club will meet on Friday, February fuurtttii.-riti'iii licm.ic, 37,500. near lVnnsyl- l.-tc \va» Irfl tn Ms wife. Elizabeth '• iionil. Aluiij;; iili' i.,r tho puiul hi an nnd Jane Thhiley. For many year? vonlii inn! Ontrul rullraud depot. ,I.ukor'« Stiles, for IIIT use ns long hr-' T.umFon caii^lit dm Fikhiy ni-lr iiho had been active In the Dauglitcnl A Whippet coach, owned by Frank 14th. llt-i.lly, lit'lloiil, li. J,, uliorio KeiMuliiirit '•!i! huJMing ivjilclt tut- many ycitn Warner of Vergcn placo, an em- . «^>*-«s»— • li.. doath the iPElilue of i fiom mi nvrrlienlpil ftitnai-,-. Th' >'-,'IM u:;i"l n:i a :.;iv,-niill. Tho latir Tlii, Atlantic. Highlands Firemen. of the American Ttnvolutlon and tho O111 cslnt to bo divided anionf-'' b'fi7f' bailed in tho c^!l:ir nml u:i- ployuo at tho Hed Hank postofilcq, Contmct 1'Vir Pier. ! lank 1-1. Ihycr roiiductnt the milt At a meeting of the Mantel! hijff Wouien'o Tcinpeiancc union. Hlu: j li.ll Dairy, Whlto loud, tilirowaburr, N. tlielr cliildien Howard and Edward discovered by Mr;>. Stevon.s'.'i ;nn 1 liiiinher nf year-. Tin; building it leaven n tiister, Mins Mary J. IJrlnley. | wan recovered ycatcrdny nt Now' The 'fuller construction company Htrplien Ktovrns. who liven nrio.- company of Atlantic Highlands Mon Ktilw". Jnnnlp V. JHotlse Alice L fair i,into nf pii.'i'nallim nml York, vvhero It hnd been abandoned. of Red Bank h&n recolvod a contract KM ,\t,j. iiLittci'. ""i.j.ly iTi^ui Mucu~lucmtiiaC Ijndr? V'A'a M Pardnr and Myrtle the street. I En li,i- Dogs roisoucd. Tho book nnd ladder company jjai at her homo at l£nr*t Orange. She — •»»«» Ittnlly, llclfmi), tl. J.. plioiio Knntburit The lUimnori llremen by thr:h- cilli-i n turkey dinner party Inot night to | wan 81 years old and fmn wan the Tho young son of Edwin Wilson, Postmaster!) Hecommendcil. 502-M. left- .$2,00(1 eaeli to her grandsons 1 Within Ilin past week at IIMISI Richard !>'. Troger, Jr., nnd Aiigur.tus onl work monnped toconflnp Ih' "vo exempt members who resigned n another of Henry Mccklem of ltlver who lives near COU'B NGCIJ, nsturned Congrc«smsn Harold G. Hodman SEVEN-ItUOM lir)U»ir'fi>r~rtntT~«ri~««i air dozen dnj(.i have hrcn IJOIFOIIC I thnn iigo. The gueiitd nf honot riuza. Mm, Mccklem waa ft mem linmc Inat wook from tho LonR iflrni: wllli all Iniiirowoinontiii 840 n Jf. Troger, to be, paid to them when flamr? tf the cellar ami put mil ihr has recommended tha ra-appnlntmcnt riit.i.ili. Al M Alien plilco, Hcil llnnli. Cull bl b p Inlc-: I'cicy Cuutlp. William Lliuli-n |;ianch hoapital. He was threatened they tfach tho age of ill* yeara, and blaze befuro much damago hnd •„,!,'!'' ; ", m l. h-.r of llxt Ulvrr I'lnz.-i Womnii • iif Pontninolera Clark P. Kemp of 1CM Ili-.t Him!.-. |»',00ft lo h«g Kranddaughter, Marie fione. ..urn w,,-.• I'lniiy. an AiredaloowiiciliJiihii !•:. Klonr. William Wwdwiud club. The fuiirml war: hold MoiiUaj with iippendlcltio but ho; recovered Little Silver and Clarcnci H. Wiltiti tWant giivfirUscni^nu ^ijntiausd on nmi by Jbdv.«d onlica. . -, . 'nn.l William Stlllwell, at Christ church ttt Kftst Orange. without an operation. -( freehold. RED-BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5,1980. Fatre Fifteen

FAIE HAVEN'S OOOO S*UFILS. ARTICLES FOE SALE. EMPLOYMEOT". FARM PRODUCE. BUSINESS NOTICE. ROOMS FOR RENT. REAL ESI ATE tfORUEN 1 ntracturT^udtlmatcj cheerVuliy ttOABDINQ. 10 W&Jiace Btreet. Ited Bank.; FOU RENT and h FUR HALK: ruwboaU and ««*• MAN WAKiKD from March lit, «l«a»Jy 11 List of Punctual School i'CMdren lor board seusMfT, 10- test; rawboats. 13 josiUou: .entail farm, sardenlng a.n\ hene mated lu certified cockerel*, '""••» Soytr, 40 Ea*t Weatoidc roomi with board, $10 »nd $12 per j me lari '-"ourtte__n. acrea land near January. feet, $45, David Thompson; boat buUasr, rucking; boutte .furnished. F. O, Hot ZU. hslebiiifci; brooiltr stoves, new and _Kvt\ Hnnli, phune H67. week; tfood home coobinu, plenty o( hot | ^**^burff, suitable foor poultrpo yy (arm;; onlyy i Aahury Park, N. J.' ' S6.&00 Caleb L. Luket Z Center at reel, Se«brt£»t, ^ 218 Ynrmunt] Poultry Farm. Vander. N 1 f.ti an| ouiWet. lie phnne K Bedford. N. -I.. The following pupils of tho^Falr Ufa. N. J,, phone Freehold 4'JS»l*'-2i. VO"K"NlSHKi)'To"om~oVToon?B for"rent"; line 602-M. lOlt SAME, 8'1-volt Uclcuu lighlg t I'lIa at. wit. h coiiteo" moiH "wUf conilder any Uf. estimate* given on all binJi nt I'OIt KENT, itix-room house, all Irnprove- Haven public schpola were perfect flli cceBBorieai t ttw o motoromotro *va vacc- ^H HALE. y«iUw"con."iiriTl"~«I fi u U » y" furnished • pcl iiccommudfttlon for single man: reaUlencu lpiltnlt:: In or out oof town. Add re** ; u\\ work EUarantefd rnGntft; ct-nter of town, one block from UUfil Hlfiiifltlf, (lulliron,, batteryjifcafEerUHLHiil J^—fedf** » tt V, » I bulbst Roi 461, Atleiitownt , PaP. ' J»m63 (Ilclipy, phone Holimicl 70 1*31.' olont: the Shrewsbury river. Apply 103 in attendance In January, the aster- • Hert IMnW «i!fi M. r A, a ISrojitl utrret. For rent to r.dult'i or eninil isk denoting those who have been BISO Hooskr cabinebit t ana tten - tton s Kw„ t TUATION wanted; couU or houeflwurk* OW for iiile. Inquirqree VVnienilne Pllstcr, lfiftot Front street, Red Bunk, phona 2r,34._ family. Inquire at 1G West street, lied h&y. J, It. Taylor, Kverctt roat], phaco erj , would cons Id BY pact time, Hte, vtnuc E)»tontown. _J.'_ REAL KS1ATE fur «»Ie or rent John W. BbOMS~"fo"r renMii private fanUy. 7~AI- Dnnic, or phona 117j. neither absent nov tardy slnco Scp- Middlctawn 1U18-F.2." -' - • Tinton ! Maaoii, l!ccn«f-(| broiler, 27 East Front I len place, off Riverside avenue. Call or -iitictis, box 127. It. F. V. Eatontown. 'ORTY tons tlmethy hay %2'i pertmi UlUHtNO yravtl (or .«!« el th* HattHuH ntrcct. Reed hone 2S4U. \.\it your phone lied Bank 2S-J. MODERN six-room houao with HUH porch t iooie. §26 per ton haled, delivered within ik tl on McLaren Btrcet, Red Dank; tfood con- POH.SAUB. faf»> ot •llM farm. New men Springs' road. 8r«t ttoues ve mile radius of Tinton Falls, N. J,, a!- property with me for tjuick BCtlon. UJDGB room for rent. l>e*lrabl« rMtw : YELLOW STREET SCHOOL, neat of-fertdgt. t'tione tUd Bant. 16Hl«M. 6PKC1ALTY SALESMEN. If you sra able avallabla for uia mcoad and dition; rent SCO monthly. Immediate oc- boui«, hot ..We hut. .I to produce with the backing of a natloti- three-phase 10 IK p.'moLur, Call WH- WATER aYHTKMS—FalrbaRki, I3«h, *Vernon King, •Robert. Llntieroth. dstimateadstimattt heah t suamntee, VVerm*,, furnaetitovda«, Iti with BU^raotre. A. Ve«n«trn, White repaired. A«ent for Matter carburetor «re. l»nd. IDOO. Lulter'ii Itcaity, Belford. William ' Meynra, • Albert Uitlirc. •faul ranuet, heaterh a atonkedtkd. CatttlusuCtlu e pnepnw. t;U HANK. Employ me m Ayiucj am .'/It distributor. 277 Cnrl If K »vfiiue A>- coat saving device- Kits enjr furnnce, 42 n?«Thjrd street, I^ir Haven, R J. J —^^——f^^—^-^ n_^burB 602-fii. • Smith, tlobbla Thomai, John Tlerney. Drop oard or pbone; reDresentotSve will NurBM*, n^jlatrr* i'i B.vef»i-ls av«nue, »ii#T_Pnrk. N J 1/einbtoD * venue, tied Bank- Pbo-» ROOMSla riflote welrentl , heatewithd ofronr without n t board;! roomsWa, t alisupplieill conveniences; heated ; en electricity. Mn.l.E. Batter«by, proprietor. Court©* IPC4. iilniT water; located center of tov in no of farm*; sin. oBiclent bclp; refereucen ir Derveer. US Wallace etreet, III lk l.lebeck, Madeline Llebeek, Uarba^ft Max- ft(netoo Btov« Co., 40* NeWarti aveaut, clasa condition. Inquire Clsrcncc Cor- BATTERIES rncharged and rentals fur- - ; Stutesir plncc, Riverside Heights, Ked iford, N. 1., phona gearufeurg Praotlc&l •nil tratnid 00 »a\\ § Phone £05-W. Bon, Jean VanBusMrk, Mnry llUbltu, «rBdley_ tleaeb, K^J.^pbone^ZOaOjIt, idll. Pine Broult rood, Tinton Falls. N. J. IIJHIICII. nil for 5J.00. Flatteries eall«it j H_ank. _ Red, B§nk \*'£t. th •Norma Spilth. j ORY~OAK wood tn atove and'arcplaoa for nnd dcliverod. Shrewsbury Battery ATTKACT1VK front room for rent; ' I'lIALK of dou»ie"houVe~fur ren't: five rooms, lontjtli, delivered; also tractor plowing ;, middle aged wo a iT- , Service {station. Broad street. Shrewsbury. oi* without board: convenient to >ld wntcr, combination (!"" rent. Ellubatb D HobbI «,iTi..7 Fourth end fifth grades— Jacqueline es position as houeekesper; private fan>' LOST AND FOUND. ; opposite firehose. Telephones Red Bank lines. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis, Con- •; toik't and clectrkity. a and bay batltiK, 4, H. Carcey( pbeno Bat- 1 Berlaw, •Dorothy l)ou»la* i 'OtheJIa For* ontowij lt)»y.jl. , ly or widower's home pr*ferr«d. Ad! t V, rail 694 Had Bank. . ttcet, Union Beacli/N. J. nicnts; electric li«ht. Alao Bbc-room lurjic KroiinJi: w ricity. •ii fife* nbclh Uvusell. *Marjnrle Smltli, Elizabeth G't Second avenue, Lone Branch, Pbuii? atriiclcd. Top^oil, rindcra. fill dirt. 20 Gibdoii, LOST, white French V»u*ilc~i tackod by house, all improvements; garage. Apply places, Kood water. W. II. Locust Viv'ubB.'*Betty Van Ueman. •Oscar Heclt- y&o-K. ._ ; ATLANTIC Employment Agency, licensed IMiicknuy; ro»d._Kcil Hank, plionc MQ1-W. Point. NJ_JJ_ and bonded. At your lervfco Co furnish ncltrhbor's vlcioUn (IOKO; last ecu bleed- 77 Oajilami Mtcct, Ucd^Bsink^phone 2880^ Apply Owner, box la, tllil.ti.tr.JI., N. J *-r, •William DuvUon, *Stmiley Fielder, PARLOR, 8TOVB~for shlcj «Uo bassinet, a and limplnif,' coing froni I'n - Haven to SUPERIOR Wlnduw CleaninB Co., phone APARTM ENTS—WiIl~haVc~"fou7~~n7oderii KM AI.Ij~apittlnn;nt fur rent; all improve- rlilld'n piny van; all in govd condition; competent male or female help for any re* Rcil Bank 24788, We mike o specialtpaltyy off ments; heat. Whytc, H00 Hiver road. oum home tor mle; all t • Vincent riiinn, *Nel3 Friticrt'. Cecrue quireiner.t. • Cl First avenue, Attantie Rumaon along the Bhnrc on tli [cr. Lib- apDrtments for rent April 1st, in the Harm, "Cnrl Juliubccy, T«unls Kcn find cold running water, centrally In- boxes, etc. Plenty of liglit and ventiln- electricity, etc. Kent $30. 'IV West Front LOST, oval shaped rhinc^tone bar pin oiV 1 SACIUi-TciT" yoji need; 110 mattor how tcreat or how maif-lluncartan cook, wish positions. rated: rates reaionable. Hudson Hou«4. tioti. Rent 53. ) nnd $40 per month, ao- utrcet. phone Ked Bank U30-M. Sixth, nnd ecvenlh Erndcti—-'Marshall Al- Sunday, from Newman Kprlngs road to ISI__H'irl«nri ftveniie._phfmg Rail Ranh. H4t tsmall your budget, there are values hero Addrc»ti_l& Ocean avenue. Seabrlght. N. J. Presbyterian church, rindcr please return cordins; to location. Make your reserva- UTTLK TAUM, fou Knr, Colin [(bylnntl, •Dcrmot Calllnnn. TTLK TAUM, r half milc (or your choice. Early American .furniture Y0UNG~MAN wanti position a» office ae. to William II. Fwncls, enre R. Ilnnco & prices paid for all kind* tion now. Louis Trate, owner, 21 Brood of Red Bunk; suitablo for poultry, lc Charles Eminona, "Perry Gyynn, Ilnlph fur Iho breakfast room, such as maplo •istant; skilled In stenography, typlriu Sons, furniture department. Koivatd.* of furs. ive chickens. Joe Baker, street. Rod Bank, phone 1217. b .flowers, Knrtlrns; Bix-rtioni h ana Henderson, Oeorao Lantf, J'eter Lantr, Nor- II table, ect of six rttcnclled upplc- end general office work. Best of refer* v 230 Mechanic treet. phono Red Hank 230i» L'UIVATE FAMILY will board few Kuedts; tu ri«ltt party, wood chair*, slant top r00 and 12:r,0 o'clock/hc- APARTMENT for rent, furnished. C Riv- cowa. and horsey; fruit and larsa law» •Margaret PettiEiew, *R'nse RafTI, Marthn a too smnll. Atc»m heat iiup- Cupples, Clarenea Kmmons, "Henry Fried- 27'Brldse avenue, Red Bank. Inquire Sea from loser to Under ia t Register Want lander, •Lloyd Jonca. Harry Nielsen, Wai- Furniture Exchange. 33 Daat Front' street, finder kindly mail cai-J and boo'.is tu Mrc IF IT'S real estate you want we hava it. Htlt plied, heated iniraKe; corner, duplep x house: I YotT SALE "at~nVlfDTdr*iiorir^ith~irt* phone -62. • Board Ice Co.* ___ Christina Richardson, IVZ Wcet Uer^cn Oemarest & Kruhnert. Phone Red Bank refinere d neishborhi odd. HernSi Schumannh , ter Rhoadea. Ficd RUBSCII. Upward '{all- # FURNISHED rooms for rent, nil improve- I tanka on corner B0xl2B; houao of flva DlfHtPWATEIt syatrm'complete-; In flrst WHITE woman wUhas day's work to du, lace, KeJ Bank. »?!»-M, or Entontnwn 37-R. Main • ITlce, Riveraide Heights, Ucd Bank. man, Leon Van 11 runt, Ensley Applcunto, l&H South atreet. Erftohtown: oranch otllc* ments. JJ3 Wl>kc_at,rcet.( UedJJanlt,* I rooms and bath up End three laraa room* conditionn;; musmutt ho ssee n to bo app or would do laundry In or out 276 Me* HALF of double house for rent, B'K rooms, down; all improvements; S5.00O, tenac. *TercB.-v Badln, •Gertrude Urndy,' Mary chpjpUs otrcet. phone Red Bank 127" Sycamnrg iivcnu^Shrpwgbury. N. J. furnished room, with, or without Jlurdge, Vlvlnn Chnndler, 'Ruth Llnderoth, prccluledd ; SSO, II. . A. Frlcdiandcrldid . SlSmlt'Smlt'i BUSINESS NOTICE. KU3 and water; one block from Bronil Opposite Luker"s Realty, Bolford. H J atrei't. 1'ai1'i r Haven, CJCJ . JJ. , phonh e RRid Ban!B!( lonn on flrst mortsaue In board, in private home: gontlemnn pre- street;, rent S25 per mitnth. Apply 13 •Rekcalth Meyer, "Louise Nielsen. •Norma XPERIENCE!) all around hair drcawr, m f2,O0f2, O up. Prompt t. Rpd llnnk. phon^ £8m CONTRACTORS and buil'lcr*. When you house, with nil improvements; attractive bunijulow, cellar, Wcstfnghoase ligbtlnic N. J. . RESPECTABLE woman wishes position as urroundintrs. handy to bun; eight minuter for rent;, cuatomury privilcfien. All nclh Hhoadcu, Albeit Sopn, Thomau -Vai- housekeeper in small family. Address I'UJMBINf; attfJ aeatlna. c^tiniatea Tur- arc thinking of ha vine work done, by clear, ferood potatotato andd truck ground;; eleleec plant; gnrages and largo outbuildinga* 4'A l'Olt SALE, piano, excellent condition, J35, day or contract, consult Barling, Johnson from Red Bank Btation. 21 Pntterson ave- , fe lersun. ('orlrino Fcldt, Ancttc Johnson, S., drawer M. Red Bank. nlshoj Jotepb W. lox. 116 Pincknay 1 i ih AddrcaAdda G . IIII. C. drawed Mr M, ncrca land, highly olevatcdt 5^500; terrna. Holiri uiilnuf, dinlnu -inUlo 910. nolle] ma- vnii n+A Rank, ohont 2317 ft I 'rake W» be.v our own him her rarc seen nt* 31'Kccklcea, place, Hcd cvenlnRd while pcrenti are away; Mrs.-8. door. Monmouth Carpet Cleaning nn. nttornev. 10 Brnorl it,r.*fl R^d Flank KMtM WANTED, located between Free- ner Co.. or telephone Red BanJ^UOO^ _ .lulia Albert, Mnbt-1 Boyd. •-D.or.othy Craw- Hank.* ^ B. Sagues. 27 Chestnut utrcet, Red Bank, hold and Red Rank: have several client! TO~Liil' nt fair iTuvcii, bungalow of. four MONMOUTH count; real csutc. rl»er»ldo Company, teiep&otta Moomoutb Beacb who will buy immediately. Stato aizc, rooms and bath; glasseO-tn porch; flro- propprtica. buslrraa properties, factory .• lord, Anno Mnb Hicks, Elcnnor lljcks, l'OU SALE, onk "niilcbo phone 870-J. CARPENTER work wanted. All kind* - rd, leather couch. 226V-J. IVUIiam Grow, oroorletor. price, location nnd termn. Tannenbuum scc; nil improvements; garntje. Addresa sues, faring dwojlinm. A lino to thlrof- llcllc Howard, Hessic Hawanl. Dorothy Iron hmlntpa(] (full ,lr,o), walnut desk \vinTT3~WOMAN. munt be neat, wanted of jobbing attended1 to by an ex- Real Estate Agency, 30 South etreet, Lock Box a. Fair Haven, N. J.. or cfll ttculara. Lokcr's itcovey, Esiteile HcarH. Kolnnd lloyd, Joa- (lnmc>. 'Llnek walnut lirJroom milte, for Ken*ral housecleanlnK one day a Realty, Belford. N. J. 1 perienced carpenter. Write or pbone Freehold, phone 61B. __ Rumaon 63G. Pbona Beanaburs eph Hlckn, Ocort'c Crawford. bureau (iHrtct- EflnstO. hull mattrcBB. cotton veck. nil day; cither" Thursday or Krlday. ! BUY and sell second-hand clothes; mint 502-M. mnftrcsti, two wash fttnndn: nil In ,ffo<*<] Mrs. Ciiroline Bray, Z6 Wallace street. be in good condition. I. Kerber. 20*1 Marvin, Bl PincUncy road. Red Bank. ^'ANfEbrn«>dcrn~~houac in Red Bank in Grammar . department—Grant Allen, condition. Call momincti at '20-1 Branch phone Red Bank 43-R.« Shrewsbury avenuo, Red Bank, phone exchnnco for a house in Montcliiir; vnl- FOR SALE, in Atlantic Highlands, cornet Stanley Itccvcy, Eugene Sylvester, Plcvre Phone 2108. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. property, store 38x40 feet, seven room a Rianue. Red'Bank. "VOUNG MJVN/24 years of nj;e. is desirout 2654J U0xl50, for aalo at mouth atreet, phona Red liank 052. Kamcs. A collation was nerved, con- lnc«S beat of rtferenceft; Addfeae Mr- — __ then you will always. Thfa aleo oppliefl Eisner Co.. or telephong Ited Rank 1100. Uiversido Heights, Red Bank. Sacrifice. BUY a $12,000 investment for S9.SQ0; Fre•e

iinuselioM (rooJs of Bud Bank 1.107. •vest. R«()_. flunk, olion^ 1616. W e street, for lodge, dances or entertui Maple nvenue; rentina for S100 inonthiy. naiad, hot Porlccrhouse rolls, coffee Croon'|n ItuimIt i b >, ntt ReRd HunH k A WHITE WOMAN wished position as t _ your clothed cleaned the _ ._ oient*. Can be rented by the year, mon'-h EXCEPTIONAL opportunity; two-story Act quicltly. John B. Prothero, M Blon* nnd lemon meringue pic. The guest3 lion Ho1 Enut Trout ptrcct, five eral hfniHeworker; good cook: city or Dry Cleanlnu and Dyein~ygg Works.. t> Me*or even Ing. Apply K. lianc« & 9ons. t'l house at East Keanslmri;; second story rjioiith utreet. Rod BanV, phnne 052. LANDSCAPE! gardener; ucv* erouatJi chanio street, near Broad street, Red Broad street Red Bank. furnished, ground floor store rented for RIVERSIDE HKIGHTS, Bix rooms, HoT were Mrs. Gcorgo Cain, Mrs. Wil- it of Hunting theater, country. AtMreno Good, C00U, drawer M Hank. Red Ranlt.* '. laid out and planted: old grounds Phone 2117 Willinnn Ostrov or)< fr(Jh\ RENT] a tore rooms on Muiimu five years. Half caiih, income pay the bal- land heat, all improvements; earauo; liam Dcrlckson, Mrs. George Heath. winter' coat, with fur collar, nUt i ance. PosscRnion immediately. One block 42; oNccUn.t comlitiont price rtasori YOUNG LADY wishes position in office improved and beautified. Trees and street. Red Bank, for rent: favorable $8,00». Terms to BUit, John Prothero, SI Miss Nellie Heath, Mioa Mina L. CFtion; moderate rent. Apply at the office from fine bench, main road: ill health. Send Monmouth Btreet, phone Red Bank 05-. . with knowlcddo of typlnir and bookiieep- shrubbary tpraye,! and pruned. Ad- I'nrcl V|ititl meet George Ltihsen. Belforti. Jacksln. Miss Laura Jones, Mrs. Lu- inc. Address Y. L., drawer M, Red Bank.* vie* ffiddiy aiven. N. Butterbach, MISCELLANEOUS. of Siemund Eianer Co. or talcphone Red Many other houses for rent. . ppt ldnwty^ Dank UOO. clan Mulkcy, Mra. John Rodgera and WANTED, experienced cook (white) ; oni box W£, Pair Haven. N. J, oh on. EXCHANGE or nell. modern aix-ruum Sprnlttt, CliRppel Brothers, Galne*. WANTED. lUly u^d boya* bicycles; rnmt FOR RENT stores, otllce^, ft a la, hou ad* FOR SALK, beautiful lota on the Fisher liouao In town for tmlo on easy terms; Mrs. Samuel Reynolds. noNc'si, Bciinott'a tmd 'Purina lines of do£ whti 1) wlllinir to do some downstniri Red Bank 20424. have good frames, forks and sprocket. work; other help kept. Would considc apartments; improved: all locations. Just estate. ,10x150; with B'cwer, wnter, gaa, or will exchnngo.for small farm naar Rc«J fowl. Including cnUco. tilncults. Puppy Will pay Irom $2.50 to $5.00 each. Groves etc.; with right cf way to river. Inquire crumblfB, men Is. nnd cnnnnl mentii. Doir woman with child (no Infant): reference! off Broad street, st 12 Mechanic street. Bank. John Prothero, 31 Monmoutli 1 Parker. H Meohanie street. Red Dank, tcle- L, E. Fisher, on •prewiaeg. rcnicdlpp. nonp^ . flea powders nnd hrur-h- required. Add res n Experienced Cook Land & Loan Co. Bticet. phone_Ilc(! Bnnk 0^«. * UNr-S. tfurauei, lubbum. «tc. ,rll313 1 MEETING. r.i:' mont complete line over offered in drawer M, Red Bank. y wish work done right and at thu FOURTEEN vacant boudei and apurtmei FOR SALK, two all improved lots, each FARM of 22 acres for sale; five-room cot- Monmuuth county. Fred D. Wikoft Co.. CHILD'S NURSE, wouldTike position In right price, cnll italph D Sickels McLaren WILLIAMS'S Nursing Homo Tor aged for rent at price* ranging from 535 t 50x200; Eattsidc Park, Red nnnk; side- laye. all improvement* adJoinlriK "^^ They Arb Malting l'lans to Hold a. Red' Bnnl;, N. J^. __ . «lwt Krl Rank. chronic. convule3cent3 and Ecmi-involid: month and upwards. P. K. Kennedy. walks, near school; bargain. Herma Scnu- lake, near Shrewsbury river and Btntioti. family of one or two children. Mrs. private rnd eerni-priviite rooma; nurslmr CpVlTcB.: PrattV"Co])kcy'B. Cordon, 401 West Front street, - Rctl SHARPENING (ce skatea. hor^e dippers Eaat Front utreet, Ked Bnnk, ph.ine 20' mnnn. Rtvcr»ldo HeJEhta. Rcd_»ank.' Sellinp out estate. Mal;o offer. Address Valentino Sociable. care. Fair Haven. N, J. phone 849 lied HALF of double house for rent: also 1 ?rivte. »ox 302. Red Bank.* Piu'Int* mid Full-0-Pcp Htarting, fced«. Haws nnd all sharp edpre tools. IJ A Bank. ;• HATCHERY for sale; fruit and poultry Tmhcjid oaiu, fmo crnclcd corn,- crucked room houao and five-room bungalow. Al- farm, stocked and fully equipped; price ? _ Tho first organised meeting of tho COOK ami general hou&eworker wanted icl y# lti New Jcrecy ph onoRc J so four-ruoni fi part men t, $30 per month; nil STOUI3 nn«l plot of ground on Shrewsbury 1 whenti dried 'Rkimmcd milk, dried buttcr- sleep in; must have references; do *io •'SPIRIT OI- MONMUU'fH," in an Italian 515,000. C, R. Benjamin. Vnnderburu;. N. Molmdel Young Womon/s Christian 'in'lk, ticmi'fuiiil tpllk. Vavious chick lit* i? V'w ' ' ' weekly newspuper that covers ttiB coun- improvements; near school and churche*. rivi-r fur unlc; 00 feet on street, CO feet answer, unless you are neat and a gooc X WAINfLlGHT justice of toe J.. phone Freehold -.33-F-21. „_„ on river, about UOQ feet deep. Tries nasoclation waa hold last week. Adele .teVst. founts. fecdc«i, etc. Moat complete ty and Is read by thousands o[ Italian«. Inquire (J. W. Crazier. 170 Fair Haven road. |^"_ii!'^ SJ,00. pamen huo , cook. .Call W^dnendiiy or Friday. 181 All complalnti receive prompt Advertise In it. 152 Monmouth street Fair Haven, N. J., phone Jted Bank 1082. AT BELVFOERE BEACH. Kean^Bbum, S'J5,000.' Apartment houao site, W. A. jQ.hn.8on led the meeting and each lino of chick supplier offered in 'the coun- Maple avenue. Red Bank, phone 1216. • J dbdoublle bbungalol w of ttenn roorroTirm" , 'Unto I Hoppinir. 8 Linden place, Red Bank, ty ' Alwnyrt in Htock. (julck service. Fred Acoounu and eheeke collected phone Ked Bank 2607. • . * FOR' RENT, six-room bungalow, every Ld l d Bk Das and niaht aevi . Patteriion 1 ^^_ completely furnished: „-' tCri ! 31* ••" girl told what BIIO would liko to dis-\). WlliolT Co.. Red nHiil(. YOUNG QtUI. would like day's work, ce avenue, modern improvement; located corner cuss at future mcctingH, TJic fol- whole or pnrt tlmo work. VlrurlniH Stay, iiaar Broad UrceL Shrewsbury N. J.ohone ADVERTISING i.t Unlay one the best pay- electricity, Inaldo toilets; runt 3650 A MOST attractive home, one minute from INf'UHATORS nnd bronderH for Bt»!o; com- Red Bunk 4. ing professions. Learn advertising or Kemp avenue and Catherine street. Fair son; $1,000 cash; reasonable terms; cx- Itronil p'-Tect: six rooms, tile bath. J:ot lowing coihmittceB were appointed: 27 Mridi^avejjue, care Seaboard Ice Co.' commercial art. We teach it in all itsHaven, N. J., furnished or unfurnlabud. tvnter heat; ^aruue: lot 50x200. It's un- plete Juntoswny and Uuckcyo llnca EI- UPHOLSTERING and refiniahinc of a|i ''111130 for property in'Red Bank, rhoriu MAID for Kenernl housework, two in f bronchus: also landscapes in oil or water C,n\i Mrs. Wilkina. C3 Kemp avenue, Fair j K derprirod. \V. A. Hoppinir, 8 Linden pla:e. , ProKram—Helen Ilolmco, Elizabeth Stil- w«y» In stock. Vvd V, Wlkoff Co., Hod klnda of furniture. Frank Howard 65 Haven, two doors below, Telephono Ue.l ! Koansburii •>&.). Ban!;. ily. Sllverwhite Gardens: must ha?e Harrison avenue. Red Dank, phone 2081 or Call or write for further informs - . ... Ueil_Dank, phono 3O7.___ referenccB. Phone 105, Ftod Bnnk.* tion. Verms reasonable. Evening lessons Hunk 43l)-M. 100 ACREH on Barneunt bay for snlc, op- powita Lavallette. Ituild your summer EXCErTIONALf.Y well built houso o{ Soefiil—VtRtsy Schanck, Adeline llyfnics. AUTO motor oil for BJI!C at tc» cenU per from 7:00 to 9:00 P. ,.. Avon Art School. ~' " quurt in fivc-Kallon onnB;, no cliarcc for MAN vmntmnts workk gardeningreningg or drivindriing FLOORS RESURFACED—We BpeeiaHz7~m" HOUSES for rent in and near Red Bnnk. bomo here: one hour's drivo from Ho.il seven rooms und closed^ sun porch, bntli Service—Elizabeth Shcrmari, ifif e wantts part timti el cleanini g o 002 Main street. Avon-by-the-3ea. N. J. John W. Mason, real estate. 27 East By.law's—Ptscy Sehcnek, feliinboth Stil- oiii!. I need cush. Slrnus's Service Stft- cor; malt inn olil floors look like new New Hunk. Attractive lots in beautiful pine nm! two toilets: nil modern improvements; tioii, Broolnlile Inn, Suite Hlcliwny laundry work. Address P,, O. Box 6,, Sen floors alto reflnlshed. Estimates cheer- Front street, phono 2849. Red Sank. erovo S'i'.ir.: water front lota ?-1H5: con- traraire, A bargain to quick purchnti iT, h 6GBM R' Shrewsbury, near Entontown. Phono Eat- brightbiht , N. J,. or phone 6GB-M, Rumson.' fully given, Crazier & Son, Fair'-Haven WANTED, veal oalv0y beef eattle and DESIRAULE store for rent, Buitab|,e for venient terms. Size 50x100. Write Rav Owner leaving town. Kor appointment Csnily—Adeline Holmes. untonji 108. _ N. J.. phone Red Dank 1082. piss. Top market pricei paid, cash." plumber, carpenter, painter or allieJ II, Stillm'nn, Btate highway, Eatontown, N. phnne Red Bnnk 671-R, or address Y. O. J., plionc Katontown 178. Box 233, Hcd Bank." It wna voted to send convalescent COO KINO KTOVi'1. "for snle, nhu Inriic o^k GOOD, reliable man xvnntcil for the WE BUY Hnd sell old a hoes: men's aVi A. E. Crawford Co., Tintoo Falls. N. trade. M. Silberatein, 37 East Front atreet, Itcil Bnnk. _ cards to the mother of one of the hldcbuard, hand, cnrvcl; will sell rcason- management of & farm, to work on bojt', only, Etr8nd Shoe Rencwry. 20 J^ pbonn Eotontown 161. nhle. Dnn «raceyi ».'. Willow ittrent. Fair Bhnres or monthly; farm located about Weat Front atreet. Red Dank, FOU RENT, four-room bunanlow. electric group members, who. Is a hospital and 'part improvements; tood locality; Hnven, N, J,. phone 201. n«t) Hunk,* lir, miles from New York,City in New (JAK, wsdhing my specialty. I suiirantev patient. Plans wore discussed foi i i'OFt HAI.E. lp-yonr-old boy's~ lonif"piiiits >on a eatlnfaetory Job. Let mo prove AGKTi PEOPLE—fw bunsnlow rent cheap. Inquire 12 Foster street. Riv- York ntate, 80 acres; 40 acrea of LV it It nil conveniences; eultnblc tor two: er Plazn. Red Bank. • a Valentino sociable B=tty Sutphtn ; mi ill S."i.t)O; IR-ycni'-olcl boy's]' ovcrcont my ability. Charles A. Jones, c- pert auto- 1 I SS.OO. 11-ytnr-old boy'j o.vcrcoat $,">.0O. peachca and apples, etc., 40 acres of niulo or female, who need nursing en re. FOUitETN7ir farm of ci«ht acres; fiowso the president of the i^roup, nnUnd mobile waaher at Boro Dussea, Inc., Glob" Williams Nursing Hume. pliDtic Rod Bank caqh member to present ideas about j rinme Kruinbur'n TiuO. cood black soil for Erirderi; use. All t-ourt and Mechanic ttrei't. Rert nnnk. of flvo rooms, yood cellar, in fuir condi- i I'OIt SALE i'Venn JnrKC kltchci, runcc, nfts PRACTICAL painters nnil paper lianwri! 8 dato farmlnc machinery end CHICKEN3 wpanled; will pay hiyheat 1 tradinK.BB Bojco, the Painter, ]8 River tfinitnt; rent for S300 n year. Ia located in Mi's. BrotiHon -Butler nnd, Mra. Ed- nbout 75 rccorilrt, Itnlulro at H. M. HpVliitr- a 1 twelve-room modern house. Rk'De- road, Rumion, N. J., phono 66C Itumson. market prices for f fowlc and bcotleri. Centervilio, Holmdel township. An ideal ward Johnson arc-the leaders of (ho iitcen's, 127 ft rmd fttreet. Key nor t, N. -1. Lello,. Yonkers Fruit Co..'Inc., 9-13 Full line paints, enamels, varnish. Open Call _ ite Alex '/wiekl, place fur o chicken fnrnii nil tillable Innd, (lull Buy time between 7;!10 A. M. anit'CiDO ; llrnadu I enjr Orancb. N. a rnilo from Kcanaburjf Btation. For fur- 1 School street, Vonkcrs," N. Y.'; evening B. Estimate a free. group. ., ^_ ' ^ P. M. . , . • DUCO iyOHK by exports. L^t'uV'cstTmatQ ir.oo. tlier pnrtli-ulnrs write ur call Mm. M. Jnnt* on >our cur or furniture. We have In SUBIJRBAN~body~w:ianVcd7!"i H feet bT*87 ie_n._l&3 East 4Bth_etreot, New York City. Purses aio flllocl and'hearts'made FOR BALK, here'* nn opportunity to buy-a this department n man vrho haa fcrown up inches. II. Uitznu, phono ^^10-\V, Red FOR LONG LEASt), coal" yard at Hop- r^rtli rci'liter In perfect workinir order., GIRL wanted to work in automobile Brttes- Bnnk. Constant Advertising. glad by'the timely use of Register Price ri«lit. AdilrcBa Caph Beg later. room; mvifit bo able to wVtfdlfct^tion, b< In the Duca buntneaa: all work high class. plng's CroBoing, Bolford; BU liable for rdvcrtlsementB. Thirty words for « .lrnv.cr M. Krd Ilnnli. n'tyniBt snd tin-JernUnd bo'ol56. 3UU tot 1 ale, thirty y*flra oltj; TboQJfti i mpty i- desires lo bo flllod. Tho regular udvertlaors—thona N TE. itravet.-and m»aon aunt) for utrect, River Tlaia, is tho place to brl , py pupp nl. (hir tniclis will pick HOUSK to It-1, six rooms, buth. nil ini- ARTICLES FOR SALE. fjrant homeiteatl. on ;Bver«tt rtoftd, on your laundry worlt and »nvo onc-thinl the !! tl(l '111 ""• ,Jl- Aiiifcnhlihliil A Uro.,,Aabtiry l>rovonicntn; first clasi conilitlon. In- who advertise every week—grit tho lion's gharo ut nle. II. RKzaii. phone 2240-W. lio-l and n half miles from (led H»nk. Jobn t r rk N J |lImnc tJlu0 Rnnk. '«rnnt.' R.. 1)_ I. Ra64A.M.- slo Store. (10 Main .trett, Asbury l'arl<. repair mOri, handy mcu and othcru having sorviecB Honms, 3;i Knst Trout street, phono,. N. J. ^_ MON V.V vnVilfiL lit fnmnrc" l>rcrpn'sTiifm ven, N. J.. phono Ited Ilntik i;ii»-.1. VC6iir"fVAllCi7rVkrnlaVnmtIa6 > YELLOW cW^b /fl;»alft; ar*n In acll realize 1,'rcatcr returns from their advcitla- onk desk, 5.31x4 tires, tubes afii] ripu. Red Hank £13., Auctioneers and up- NOTltlB to I'rappers—tlliBhoat prlcoj pufcl ilcalliitr uitii inci'frty uwrirrn; I r»' ^ on '! for rent in 1<(O^J> locutiuii In Fruo- All In tfood comlitlon. J. 1. Knlfrht. IVnrl grained, dry tu$L fno for" "M11 i tho Iduil i)C service you have to ocll on tho wcelt iliu rtmdwayn built; Lake want! satlj, HAHY CHIUKS: S. C. \V, U,. certiAci ([•,n: mil l>c vuuiiMii Full paVlii'iihir Aine 11 baiM. &fi inches lil«li; fn orlsiiml tollt. chicks from blond' tftstod,' tr^Q-year-ol _J_cdJl_mkj;4___! Iroct, llumM ltn|Uii-o yuur tidvc-rtiHciiient docfin't appear. To (;et your l!0 rods lone; hn'vo '.-'J rolls. VUill BR!I nnshed cravcl. alau. cinders, biun eton«. , ni'iiiftt H. H. 1)., draw M. Red Ili.nl..' St ics, Itumson, Mnrctla iitole, t'ncoi r«--ftiOiiiibla. Howard Q, Ratijvan. hem, mated- to 200, 2!>&-eK(r pedlKreet] AUTO AND TRUCK pnmtina; ai»Ttrucin 1 nl! or ninyly.. Wicomlco lJarm. north »iil« YKUXtvV JAt'-KKT'ilMi. cockerels., rrices rlgljt. Tour UDO-ecij Ipltcroil. Gutiruo I'urlicr. Knne lane Kbaie of ndiled biKshicua durlny the your udvertlti© nf county loftil, liQtwcen Kutonlown ami ''i!°JL*L.i5H: Itfld Uniilf (•yph«rs incubators oh«ap, Pliuna 180-W, Katuntown, Ihnr.diiy I-'cbruuvy _J__ .linton I'Hlla, abnut dno mllo went of Hut* i>ATlOAINa~i>ATlOAINaio furntefurniture.. Wa carry 01101100 D K«onsburff. Kdnard E. Bennett, Belfordi Midillelown.N. J. ' mti. Mii«i.i by lUn-ky IIUNliALOW of «ix roo'ni tor rent: bath, every week. ontown.^N. _*(. K, Enucl, owner.. Iho llarger t ttucka'okt uset dd furniturfit e nitd N. J.J^ ^' '^ •' INSTROCTION—Ai,ne"s>- UARUKD 1SOCK coclfishiiii foV s«iT^Tor sultar, ukelrlc. alee! uultnr. unnjii. siixn- 1 UK HICMT for jmail fnuiily. by yenr S70 two phitte. niKly cycle, i'liO vnlt«, four (ieorje 11II . HbUabertst Ca.G I Inc., 3U!« . breeders. ;X W, 'ParHi- strain, mating i-i-ln.cmcnt wauled ti IIVIHB e*- nnd Di\chntr incli pul1c,v Q)\ ;n sllito t)a^^. t phone, clailnrt. Instruments tclil nnil ro. iu.-alc.l in I air lln- lirr l.iontli: five ruoiai, linlb. ovrrlouklmi 1 < (IiffHwar (mil mile ifortb of (lad Bant(<: direct; S3.5pmid |4'.00>«eh. T'ftrmlt mini* palrei). 47 WnshinBton strccl. lltd Hank i-i>i'r: iinpiovenu'iit", lint wiiter boat, nun ItHjuirt Karllnjf. Johrnon A I'ruke, I.rutiunJ l Iwr 1-U-C-aO. (Jeorirp E! Fhree,' Relfortl M-li. A(1IIIT.,:I ItuPinc >s Willow, drawer M. I 'hitn# Red Rimli 2871. ' __ __ 1 nhono \Uil IH.r.'b. Iterercncct icnuii.il. Ml;,^ ,1. t.o- Hlre«L. Hfr Ktul tntcriur piiililiur \>:x.;-KI__ Ilf.I Ilmili.. I iuan 'wnntQd: H h'niRde thirty dsya baforne delivery(y«ry,. Flvo BAIHO servioe for pai-ticuiiir"pi'i>|ilo; re- S,".JJOO (i 1-Mt nor DU un UP-1OH1«I.- HUN TKHS—Uitit waatn your EMPLOYMENT. Par c«n«ll ofofff dlntfMafr.ii. .We «ro brpcit* pnirlnir. ImitaMlujr, scrvklnir Uy mi ln eurnrr uf r»r- tin I tmvo doncrivtioun of ull vncntit Wlntnrop seeretHry In tierfect condition. fr.ii. .We «ro pi. jr, y uul. rnlr 1 lV'VtilJ" ne7irn'Vi'*eticai nursVph llii B hth^m'bsttrr than BVar'bubub t hthey .minmint pert roililoi tbltcfbnlcliitil . All k \,vv u'vru-.ip unit lit _. nnd upftrtinctiU hi town, Tnll m« A. IJ. Miller, nuttonwood, Bhrewihury, All work «inin IM.K youu about IhIhee »am« . CDlCuDltiit n hatchinghthi . .nwi ,uu\ a yen. .1 to rim >ot, ri-oprrty 1 y(llir nocdi and I will find you n homo ftt N. •'.. phone 70R. Hfil llHiik, te«d. Raiplpi I"nrs. Vlllnrs, 121 Oaklnad atri 1 Hrnnch ^015. 95.00 pa__hjjndrdd l lid lk S v.c.ith $11!,O(IO. I ' (?. Moyon, 11U OftU- onrn wttnmit rhnrKe, Jo>n I'rotlioro, 81 TOR HALK. "Atwnt.Pi- K«!nt '.luiiteriT^p*! ; T "rlQW*~U tho time~io pliono lied llnnk S'JI:!. liinil ''it-!. It, .! lit MAN wiin'tn fnnn "w'"ikT"n1i '»rt>i o eu C'llfiTOSl" HlJII/r furniture, "mnilo" to unin i>k.* I Mmmuiutli utreut, |>hone Htjd llanli llfii. comiiUMti; t'rorlo^i Bwht. It cHiniimt'tr Any kind uf iniicliinory wnfk. yoar tiaby clilclo. iiu; for tiin.i.tnr-t. If i-|X'lt(K>M huu-.-v uilh Innil' (Hi ihn flt'nto linmil new A Ixittrry; »)! in K»O\\ ordrr, Ct(n deli er up until tty mnstfi- crnft:>mfll. Ilitcrprcttnl; 1 tu- DnvU^ftnl llmilt. or mil Ked Dm .Inlyy,, !at. 1,'ome In id sets nurin-lc Inlrii- 'tul i'all <> • vu-lt<| flino \ery - lu-.p. 47 Wit»lilnj:t»ii Dtrcnt, I(-<1 filrnltllrn of Dunrnn I'lijITc. tlnccu Atn>. K SoUHir~M"AW""i*a llimllll y clik'lil ; thai lyill lirlnjl , cnt),l rclull 1 A. ''. SMI.IT I1,,., l'i, HHIIK, i__ l.'i Ippenilnlr, llrpiilewlillc. slicihtun. wliir , r<"iir. (.'illtcr |n',vntt* parly vr commrrcinl. to youy , Natliiiial qliq tn 11.00 (iton>(n , *II\ litF.li 1,1 $i(T rwT fur "WnTe "nf 7'»'tV"vr\rv. Itoferphc^n, ,AilUre(t3 F, I', J., drHwcr B1. mtrly I'ruwii-CooBer C .l, a UroaJ alre«1. lifi>i»i limn any ,,thpv Mylr. K. Tminn, Call tas-W. ' Wlllifiin i ••'.•iirity. WliHo people cnly, K. 'I'. Hub- Urny, Nuwmsin Mpriua> etuu].' l(a«i Ufiuk- ttoi) Hiltik. rhona i F. Maxell, Al'hnit c liirl'bu.lf!. N. J. ' maun, lilillii lIn iitVkPlnvCi Lome Jlnmcli, W. J. 3d West I runt olreol, Itcd IlanT>,» \T' ,A \ Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5,1930. tmo feature about It which U appllc- States there Is any real reuon why THE RED BANK REGISTER. able to ail municipalities. This ii any citizen should be tt the morcy that although the {orm of govern- of the wolves of want through lack ESTABLISHED BV JOHN H. COOK. ment may be Important tt Is Insig- of work. . GE0ROE C. HANCE. Editor. nificant R3 compared with putting -o-o-o-o-o-o- the right men In office. Under a re- THOMAS mVIh'G BROWN. publican form of government there Former Register Newsboy la no substitute for intelligent Fublllher end Buslneti Manauer. placed In the ballot box. Tho only Now a Bank President. way to Insure good government Is to Telephones: -H«d Bank 13. If for no other reason than that lit I Sink 1300. elect competent and honest officials, rewardlesB of the form of govern- James 8. Throckrhorton was a Red Subscription Prices: ment. It Is not the form but the Bank boy, Ihe people of this town will On« yssr ...... ««- ••81.60 quality of government which is the rejotco over his promotion to tho His tnontlis .-....«. real thing; and the, people decide this position of president of the Citizens TbM* months „ — at the ballot box. national bank of Caldwoll. The name. or Throckmorton Is commonly asso- Tho Red B»nk Ecsljlcr ciated with steamboats, for this fam- !s ftmembe r of -o-o-o-o-o-o- ily for many years conducted the TllE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tin A«iocl«ted Press Is exclusively en- Unemployment Problem steamboat Industry .here. Although titled to the use for republicntion of all thla has nothing to do with James K. MM dispatch** credited to It or not othcr- Has Not Been Solved. Throckmorton winning silcccaij In «•!!« crediteil In this papor and olso Ue the banking world. It la perhaps an Every Suite, Every Single ' local newra published therein. As tho winter wears on unemploy- interesting fact to recall. It ohowa ment in tills aectlgn seems to In- flat no matter how deeply Ingrained WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1930. crease, despite the fact that some family tradition may be with regard i Piece of Furniture in Our , • lines of industry are more active now to any special business or profession $ than earlier In the season. For- there Is no hereditary restriction (Continued from page four.) tunately no great amount of want or against ability in some other line of 1 J2 Round Trip! Vast Stock Has Been Reduced ' privation has been shown thUB far. work. ' and there has been no need for bread ! The Gold Cup Regatta lines or soup kitchens. Condition? j • * * Here Next "ummer. with regard to men being out of Jobs j A self-made man, Mr. 'Jhrockmor- % may seem to be bad here, but judg- ton has earned his success without Leave From The best new- '.at has developed ing from newspaper reports they are tho aid of a college education, or for Red Bank Hit past week is that even a complete high sohool educa- Now 10* - 20 - 25* and 33K* less worse in other parts of the nation. Moiunoutb St. and Bridge Ave., the Gold Cup regatta will be held tion. He educated himself on tho liere next summer. It will take place * t * foundation of his public school les- next August on the river. Reviewers of financial conditions sons, through contact with the world 9:30 A. M. DAILY. • * * glibly dismiss thia subject in tha and by other means. The Register Is daily newspapers as "seasonal unem- particularly Interested In hla success It speaks well for the boatmen of because ho waa once a HegletBr Phono Bed Bank 1300. Rod Bank that this town was selec- ployment." This term Is inadequate. 1 During the present winter there has nowaboy. He la the latest but not ted for t '" 'vent, in the facn of bids been more than tho usual amount of tho only example; of former Register made f( uy many other places. nowuboya who have made good. The chi: ;^tor in selecting Red unemployment, but even if this term of "seasonal unemployment" was In • • • Bank foi .e regatta was Richard lino with conditions In former years NOTICE OF INTENTION. Hoyt of Lang Island, who won the Selling papora makes a boy solf On the part of the Township of Atlan- regatta last year. By virtue of hold- it would be no justification for the reliant and teaches the value of tic to- consider the purchase of a Motor fact that many persons who are will- Hinder with crawler type tractor And pro* Ing the Gold Cup championship it ing and able to work arc Jobless. cents, as well as dollars. The title of vide the specification ft thereof and to pro- •was his privilege to select the place "From Newsboy to Bank President" vide the payment thereof. for next summer's races, subject to • * • may sound like a Horatio Alger tale, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the approval of the Gold Cup regatta but with alterations to describe the TAKE NOTICE that an ordinance has After the Wall street stock market bflfth Introduced in tha council of the Town- committee. Mr. Hoyt won the cham- collapse last fall large promises were present day activities of former Reg- ship Committea in the Township of Atlan- pionship at Red Bank. He muBt mado that, public undertakings would Inter newsboys It might truthfully be tic providing for thd put-chase of a one- think that ho was' treated fair and used about many men who have be- mm motor grader, crawler type, and pro- be started which would provide em- vide with the specification* thereof and square and all right in every other ployment for everyono out of work. come conspicuously successful. It Is provide for the payment thereof. respect by the boatmen of this town, How far this promise has fallen always gratifying to this paper to ocft Said stover nine body will connldtr laid or he would not select this place to short of accomplishment Is apparent its former newsboys get ahead In Ordinance for final passage on the eighth defend his championship. the world; and Tho Register likes to day of February, 1030, at ten o'clock A. to everyone. Perhaps an effort was If. .it the Township Hall in Colt's Neok. • * * mado to fulfill this promise, but if so think that they laid some bt tho and all parsons who may be interested the program wag Inadequate,' as is foundation for their success when therein will be ffiveti en opportunity Good- fortune to Mr. Hoyt! The shown by the large number of people they soldithis paper. therein to hi henrd concerning tli« pro* flrat choice of every loyal resident of visions of talil ordinance fttsai d time ami who through no fault of their own plA.ce or at such further time and place to THIS 3-PIECE KARPEN LIVING ROOM SUITE thia section for the winner of next are jobless. . <. which Bftld meeting may he> odjoumed, summer's regatta will be some boat- JONATHAN H. JONE9. man living In Monmouth county, but * • • * Towuihif) Clcik. If Fats, or whatever it is that-con- No matter how justified tho pres- AW ORDINANCE FOR THE PUIICHASR trols ouch things, wills otherwise Or A ONE-MAN MOTOR GRADER A $200.00 Value. ent claims of prosperity may be WITH CRAWLER TYPE TRACTOR ! thero is no boatman who is more en- along some lines, thlB la cortainly a AND TO PROVIDE THE SPECIFICA- titled to win on the grounds of good period of profitless prosperity for TIONS THEREOF AND TO PROVIDE sportmanshlp than Mr. Hoyt. FOR THB PAYMENT THEREOF. those who cant find work. For them BE IT ORDAINED by the Township This Suite is built on a sturdy hardwood frame, reinforced with fitted corner blocks, dow- • • * the brightest outlook is that spring Committee of the Township of Atlantic, In if not far away and that conditions Pennsylvania tho County of Monmouth and State of Tho boatmen hava done their part Station New Jersey: eled, screwed and glued. Double cone coil springs are anchored to strong web founda- may improve.. In tho meantime this Round Trip UPTOWN NEW YORK by bringing the- Gold Cup regatta hope of jobs In the future wont help 1. That the Township.Committee be and tion and tightened 8 to 11 times. Covered in choice of Moth-proof Mohair or Tapestry. here, and It Is now up to the town Hudson it hereby is authorised to acquire by pur- by one lota the fact that they have chase 0. one-man motor grader with crawl- Suite is exactly as pictured. . as a whole to do the rest by arrang- been compelled during the winter to Terminal er type of tractor; the said grader1 to be ing for tho Venetian night celebration draw on their hard-earned savings. Round Trip DOWNTOWN NEW YORK Equipped with cnb nnd curtains and shall and other features which wero so SUNDAYS not Include a scarifier machine. It phall Thousands of signs have been put up have a Bros* weight of not ten* than ten successful last summer. The mayor that business la good and that pros- February 16, thousand pounds nor shall said weight ex-> and council have made an approprl-' March 10, April 20 ceed thirteen thousand pounds, It shall atlon of $5,000 for advertising the perity is here, but these signs do not be equipped with rubber tires for its front river Bporta Last year no public provide work for the jobless nor put LEAVE REP BANK - S:SS A. M. wheel* with detachable steel flanges ami money was used for this purpose. food into hungry mouths. Rntiirning, lcav« Now York (Pennsyl- with i ten-foot scraping blade. vania Station) 5:20 P. M.. New York 2. Be It further ordained thnt proposal* » • . • » • (Hudson Terminal) CllO P.M., New- for the purchase of n&Id [trader bo pub- While tho people of Red Bank re- (ilk (Market Strsut) 5:43 I1. M. lished and bids asked thereon as soon aa In Europe.tho unemployment ques- All Steel Equipment conveniently irmy bfi joice over tho faot that a wonderful tion has become Increasingly serious 3. Be it further ordained that the pur- river and good sportsmanship have for some time past, but It was not chase price of th« nald «rnder shall not brought a great national sporting PennsylyanSa iailroad o/c<*td th« suirt of four thousand dollar*, until recent years that It became a which sum of -four thousand dollars U event hero another year, it is well to grave problem here. Governmental hereby appropriated for that purpose. remember that this tdVn is woefully notion to rellovp. It may have helped, Monmouth County Surrogata'a Office. 4. Be it further ordained that the money deficient in one very' important re- but unemployment has grown each In the mutter of the estate of Louisa M hereby appropriated for the purchase price Thompson, deeeaiad. of said tjradfir bo raised by taxation, A spect. This Is with regard to streets winter despite all measures. Europe Notice to creditors to present claim* »um not exceed Ins: twenty-four hundred leading to tho river. Tho property is Impoverished and It Is possible to against estate. dollars shall be paid upon the receipt of the 1030 taxes In Juno,' 1030, and the •whore the grandstand was put up understand why auch a condition Pursuant to the order of Joieph*L( Don- Seamless. Axminster Rugs last year for the public to view the &hay, Surrogate of tho County of Mem- contract of purchase shall provide thnt- should exist there, but It la hard to mouth, mado on the fifteenth day of Jdfiu* the balatico bo paid from the 1031 taxes In river events will not bo available for realize why it should be so in this ary, 1U30. on the application of May Fer- June, 1981. this purpose next summer. Last sum- country "where there is more than ris, executrix of the eitatft of Loulia M 5. Be it further ordained that the budstct mer the places for the public to see ample for all. Folks who arc out of Thompson, deceased, notice ia hereby giv- for 1930 shall include an item of twenty- en to the creditors of laid deceased to ex. t6\ir hundred dollars. tb« first payment on the river events were inadequate, and work through no fault of their own Mbit to tho subscriber, executrix ns aCoro- thfl ffroder hereby authoritad to be pur- This'2-Pc. Karpen Lawson Suite if the same Interest is manifested are not getting a squaro deal, and antril 1 I* A t l> •Ifli^.tfl n'l-lrff ,1AH1 llhfli • Arilhdi tit A chased, and the balance of the purchase next summer the lack of space will every available governmental agency pfico of Raid trrnder shall be included in the budeet of 1031. be greater. should be brought into action to re- Value $120.00. dress this. It is Impossible* to be- liercfor against the said (ubtcrlbor. • • • lieve that in a country as rich; and Dated Freehold, N. J.. January 15. 1030. the Register's advertising columns 9x12 This Is a fault which should be cor- as big1, and as broad aa the United are the merchants' show windows. rected. It Is a fine thing to have MAY rEimis. —Advertisement. • Covered in neat patterned Denim with Karpen guar- great sporting events here, but the j bhrowibu-y Avenue, Itcd Datthi N. J anteed construction throughput. The pieces may be benefits arc largely cancelled when Seamless Wilton Rugs the public is unable to see them. This purchased separately if wanted. was strikingly demonstrated the Sofa—$57.00. Chair—$28.00, past two Sundays when iceboat races were held. The few Red Bank streets which lead to the river wore lined with the automobiles of spectators and all the available parking space on Cooper's bridge was taken up. Many autolsts, falling to find a placo In Red Bank or on Cooper's bridge 9x12 to watch the sport, rode over to Mid- dletown township to view the events from that place. Keep Your Family Healthy Domestic Oriental Rugs • • • Extra Heavy Hed Bank should have more streets During the Winter Months. leading to the river. This lack Is proving a greater handicap as tho years roll by, not only because It is difficult or impossible for ordinary folks to get to the river but aho be- cause such a condition retards the WEEK.END SPECIALS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. advancement of the town. The river is virtually common property and It should be open to the use' of all. At JJic present time its use, is restricted ""largely to a few wealthy persons who own properties on its shorrs. Red Bank has a number of dead-end This 10-Pc. Quality Dining Room streets which should logically extend Pork Loln9 half or whole to' the river. Fnr many years tho We have dozens of short rolls of Lino- Suite policy of fencing off the public from Ihe river has bpen c.M-rird on. It is leum—up to 25 square yards. Most of 1 high time for a change, and the Gold Legs of Lamb Cup regatta Is only one of many these are Inlaids and are now marked Value $260.00. things showing the need for this. Top or Bottom Round Roast • at about half regular price. Bring in A value like this one is Vare. Ton-piece Walnut -—O-O-Q-O-O-O— the size of your room and secure a job Dining Room Suite with all the style and quality Rumson's Controversy of heavy Inlaid at the price you would built in. Suites of this quality usually sell from Over Its Government. LOIN LAMB CHOPS Ib. 53c ordinarily pay for printed linoleum. $300.00 up. The borough of Rumson is in the STEWING LAMB . . . • . , Other Suites on Sale from $98.00 to $450.00. spotlight, due to a controversy as to 1b. 23c whether It should retain Its present Kovornment, under a mayor and ROASTING CHICKENS, 4-lb. average . Ib. 42c council, or adopt tlie commission form of government. The wealthy SAUSAGE, link or meat . . . . residents arc in favor (if no change, 1b. 39c This Queen Anne Bed Room nnd Ihe threat hns been mado that If commission povn mnent in ntloptcd CHUCSC ROAST ...... Ib.29c Suite Ihe owners of bic estates will secede from the boroiiKh nnd form a now BOILING BEEF, Plate or Navel . ' . municipality. Numerically this pro- Ib. 17c posed Ecccnuionlst territory Is small In votes, but financially It Is powerful, TAYLOR'S PORK ROLL . . . . Ib. 49c for in taxation values it would take away nliout $7,000,000 of Itumson'8 j SMOKED COTTAGE BUTTS . .' Value $210.00 total assessment of $9,000,000. Ib. 39c * • • SMOKED TONGUE ..... Ib. 43c A very pleasing design, made of Butt Walnut it would bo presumptuous fnr nny- ono not living at Rumaon to tell tlie and Walnut Veneers. Dresser measures 49", people there wlmL they aliuuld do. CORNED BONELESS RUMP . , Ib. 45c Vanity Table 45", Chest 37" and the Beds ..Tlioy Know their own business bettor mav be had in either full or twin size. than anyono else. On the one hand Prices Effective February 7th and 8th. It Is declared Hint n now mayor Ima just taken office; that tt would not bo fair to turn him out without n fair chance to nm'ke good nnd thnt coinmtuslun ^ovornment salaries would increnso taxcH. On tlic othfr ! The Great hand la the declaration that mi rn- & PACIFIC Tea Co th'fl new denl In- _n«edcd find tluit [ there would tin nn incrpasc in tiixcit. j 46 MONMOUTH STREET • • " j RED BANK, N. J. KANTKKN DIVISION KEYPQkT, R j. AlfhoiigJi lhl« , contiovn ry 1^ not j mis for outsiders t« aeUlc.j there la' RED BANK REGISTEB, FEBRUARY 5. 1930. Paee Seventeen •' PER80KAJL. LIONB MRETINO. HOTEL BRIDGE CLUB. PUBLIC NOflCE. FIFTY YEARS OF BUSS. Tho tas imlfnpiic* »nj k»iSgy {))§ eial days lut week at New York, The Lions club of Rod Bank met The guests who make tho Globe Victor Goodrldgo • and family of HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING. —OF— Commercial Body Mayor and Council un fplimury Id. Iggfi yesterday at tho^ Globe hotel, Tho hotel their residence havo formed a A. B. SHIN Simnei avenue and MIBE Pally Ing&Ho gueata were Major L. E, nydor of Saturday evening bridge club, Building and Repairs of Wnaisido avenue epent Sunday They Celebrated Their Port Monmouth, R. W. Black of last week's party MrSi Arthur S« with Mr and Wra, Klnar Larson of With 1'artles at the .Homes ol Elizabeth, and P. Lindsay of Lin- of All Kinds. NOTICE. was hostess. Prizes wero won Bluctlismilhlug, ltf|>alrlii|:. >ttlln • Perth Axnboy. Their Daughters, Mrii, Jlisrry Welsb den, George W. Bray made a report Mrs. J, A. Clmunzey, Mrs, Arthur V. Miss Elsie Mattson, B sophomore at and Mrs. Tony Ituntlng. regarding tho Lions state conven- Bwlft and Mrs. Arthur C. Swift. SprlngH. Sullil Trurli Tlrss. TAKK NOTICK. Tint on Pabruarr 16th Pneumatic Truck Tires. 1IISD. "t l«:00 A. M. ft MlildMuin ;ir@. 11855102, year 1H25, under and by wlrt,i» Mr. and Mrs. Ooorga Havana of versary Saturuay with family gath- Pitcher hotel, stated that he believed eon, Mrs, Arthur V. Swift and Mrs, i HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY. Distributor for the ol earagc lien Lawi i,< 1DI5. Chtptm 312 Lolghton avenue spent the ivook-end erings at the homes of their daugh- tho hold would be reopened within Charles. P. Wolfe. Other members] WALTER J. Mltlfl.' . •with Mrs, Huvene'a rnothor at Laurel- EATON ItUMIT.H si'ltlNOS. ters, Mrs. Hurry Weleh of Mechanic threo"or four weeks and that the of the club nut mentionementionedd above are I! "y virtue of oan order of thee United States District CoCouru t for the When your Springs urea It or _ Conntiitiit, ton. club In going ahead with Its plans street, Red Bunk, and hire. Tony Mra. John L. Hubbard, Mrs. William I District of New Jersey, in tho matter of Albert I. Emmona, bankrupt, your car doesn't run light or NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldberg of Hunting of Fair Haven! The party for tho convention. O. Harold No- M. Thompson, Miss Margaret Button, made this third day of February, l!)30, I will exposo for sale on Estate of Elizabeth T. Qlbtnon, the subscribers, executors na aforesaid, South, While at I>lm Beach, Flori- Calt won first prize at bridge and turned. The accident occurred on « GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. i> tholr debts and demands against tho aalil da, ho was struck by an automobile CHURCH DEBT WIPED OUT. always ready estate, uniier oath, within six months from Miss Vivian Amos won second prizo. hill about a mile from Hackettstown. NOTICE. np ho wim crossing a atroct. He was Miss Holmos's Injuries are painful tfiQ dnte of the aforesaid order, or they 1 Church Men at Cult's Nock Celebrate Tho consolation prize went, to Miss Notice is horctiy eu'en that In ith ntatuto requirements an udit will bo forever harreil of their notions not Heiiously Injured but wan badly but not serloUG. The other occupants lins been nindti of tho 11129 nccuiintH of the Township of Atlantic, Monmouth County, therefor auulnst the said suubscribers. by Having u Turkey Dinner. Mary DaviB. Vocal selections wero N. J. Below U given tho several biilnnco Kheel». bruised and shaken up and was laid rendered by MM. Arthur Gregory. of the car escaped injury, But the Dated freehold. N, J,, January 8, 1090. UP tiovbrat days. Th« audit conniBts of various other exhiultB which may be examined upon aonli- LUCY ELLEN HARVEY, Tho members of tho conslstoiy of Other RueHts wcro Mrs. Harry Snif- automobile was baoly dama&'od. cation to Hid Township Clerk, Steam Vulcanizing Clarence Furry of Bergen place Is tho Hetormod obruch at Colt'u Neck Tlio auditor recommends that the Collector of Taxea enforce the colleotion of Littlo Silver, N. i, fen, Miss Carolyn Hughes and MUs unpaid poll and perHonat taxea by distress nnd arrest an provided !>y statute. J. ELWOOD HAUVEY, JR., spending several weeks In Florida, enjoyed a turkey supper last Wednes- Eleanor Pha.ro of Red Bank, Miss Buglo Corps to Broadcast. ] l.iuio Oliver. N. jr. Mrs. Michael Daly of Westbury, day,evening at the home of Mr. and JONATHAN H. JONES. Marguerite Planitz of Fair Haven, Next Monday night tho life, drum' Township Clerk, Balloon and Truck NOTICE OF INTENTION. Long Island, gave birth to a daughter Mrs. BUBBOD Houlltt Tho feast was Mrs. Edward Boughton of Llncroft, and bugli corps of the American ! BALANCE SHEETS—CURRENT ACCOUNT. last Thursday at Nassau hospital at hold In celebration of paying off a As ot January 1st and December 31. 1929. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN! Miss Elva Wright ot Long Branch, legion of Red Bank will broadcast! RESOURCES. The J folJowinfr ordinance fixinff salaries ' Mincola, Lonj* Island. Mr. and Mrs. noto against tho ehruch. Tho note MIBS Mary Calt of Ha.zlet, Miss Dor- January 1 Tires in Stock of officers of the Borough of Uad Bank Daly nrc former residents of Rod a program of music from Station' wan Introduced at a regular meeting of was exhibited and burned In rhe othy Hlllsley of Jackson Heights and WJBI. Fourteen army bugle calls t'lish. Collector's Account :: None Bunk. • ° • Cash. Treasurers Account -. 5 2.G37.18 suiil florouKh on the third day of Febru- proEonce of tlio diners. Miss Elsie Mitchell of Philadelphia. will be sounded by Sergeant Harry ary, 1030, and will he considered for finftl Mian Dor,othy Wllsley of Jackson Some of tho members o( tho con- Tuxes Itoceivable: pasinKO nt a rciiular meeting of la'd Wolcott. The program will begin at | Year 102U _ None Konmith to bo held in the Borough Hall. Heights, Long Island, MISB Vivian sistory gavo tho turkeys ond otliuta quarter to seven o'clock. Year 11128 _ 15,557.75 Had Bank, N. J., February 17th, 1930, at Ames of New York and Mlas EIBIO furnished the things that go with VALENTINE CARD. PARTY. Year 1927 1,310.32 8:00 P. H. at which time any objection Mitchell of Philadelphia wci'o week such a dinner. After tho fenst the Yoar 192(1 , •• »9'.1.K7 thereto on the part of any person will ta Hebrew Young Pcoplo Are Holding Homo.From Washington,. Yrar 192!i ; H2G.0SS heard and considered. end gucata of Mlsa Gladys Shrop- evening Wtts spent In playing games Vcnr ] I)1:1 T.S1.(',."> shire of Hudson avnnuo, They en- It for Rlvervlcw Hospital. J. Grover Carter of Shrewsbury Year 1 It2.1 4HO.Of! A. G, EHIMN, until a, Into hour, Clerk. joyed lcoboatlng Sunday on the Throe years ago there was H dent returned home last week from Wash- Year 1922 45a,30 Tho Red Bank Young Men's and Ycnr 1921 • _ 231.78 ORDINANCE nxlnpr salarios d( 0Be«r» Of Shrewsbury rlvor. of $t!0 tigilnst tho church,. which Young Women's Hebrew association ington, where he spent several days. the Boroutth of Red Bank. He made the trip by automobile nnd Year 1920 87.53 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Thomas Hlgglns of McLaren street, from time to time was reduced until will have a valentine oard party at Year 11119 '. .-. 80.90 Council of the Borough of Rsi Bani, cut a gauh over his left eye lit u full only $100 remained. A fow wnoks tha Rlvorviow nvertuo synagogue most of the return journey took Year 1915 - 6.B1 place in a snow storm. Franchise tnxes 421.35 laat week. Several stitches were ngb th- nlplwtero ol the conalotoiy Thursday night of next week for the lux title account :. 1i4R5,4l 1. The annual salary of the Borough taken to closo tho wound. Collector shall be threo thousand dollars, put. thcl" bunds In loyd, supervising piinclfal of the Ited Dank providing for tho cancellation of pany, was stricken with paralysis schools of' Middletown townshlf ty given Friday night at tho homo Dated January T. A, D. 1930. excess appropriations of monfes appropri- Inst week. Ho was removed to thp and Rev. Kenneth S. Meade, pasto\ if Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Shaffer on Directly Opposite Globe Hotel. TITLE GUUANTEE AND TRUST COM- ated,, In various ordinances heretofore plvorviow hospital Sunday. i 'ridge avenuo for the benefit of the PANY. NEW YORK CITY. panned relating to General or local im- of tho Baptist church of. Middletown provement, where oairf appropriation* are Mr.-and Miu James E. Carter hovr village. Tho guest epealcer next Sun- v cahontaa lodgo of Red Bank. The Telephone 372. Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. in excess of tho actual cost ot the !&• moved from J. Orovcr Cortor'a bouse pru.ltu amounted to $25. Miss Lida In the matter of tho estato of John H. provernent m conatructcd. day evening will bo Hcv. W. J Cook, deceased. on Whlto road to Monmouth street, Jones, eeoretary of Afro-Amcricnn Emmons of Red Bank wfln first Notice to creditors to present claims Said Governing Body will consider said where they havo opened a rooming prize at flvo hundred, Mrs. Goorga 19 East Front St., —FREE DELIVERY- Bank, N. J. Ordinunoo for final passage on the seven- Baptist' churchos. Sunday will be against estate. tscr.th day of February, 1030, at clsht liouye. observed ns "race relations day" at Lewis of Eatontown won firot prtee Pursuant to tho order of Joseph L. Don- ahay. Surrogate of the County of Mon- o'clock P. M.. at the Borough Hall, In 0«1d Mr. and Mrs. James Hul&o and son thp chilrch. A quartet of colored at r-Hochlo, Mrs. Betty Warren of mouth, made on tlio thirteenth day of Borouch, nnd all persons who may be in* of Whlto road motored to Mount folks from Long Branch will sing Red Bank won first prize at rummy, January, 1930. on tho application of Alice te res ted therein wilt bo given an oppoi*» Holly on Sunday •and spont tho day Negro spirituals. Mrs. Carrie Weber of Red Bank Won Best Creamery Strictly Fresh Jersey Appleiret Cook, executrix of the catnte of tur.ity to bo heard conccrnina the provi- John H. Cook, deceased, notice is hereby sions of snid ordinance at Raid time and with Aldcn Hulse. first prizo at euchre nnd Mrs. Paul place, or at such further time and place given to the creditors of said deceased to 1 Mrs, Robert G. • MacDonald of Wagner won tho non-player'B prize. exhibit to the lubaoribor. executrix aa to which said meeting may be edjaumed* Reckless place 1B visiting Mrs. B. D. Church Notes. Mrs. Wagner waa chairman of tho aforcanid. their debts and demands A. E. SHINN. 1 1 Dozen against the said estate, under oath, within Clark, 'Walker of Koyport at Mrs, Walker's "Spirit . will bo the subject of the committee. nbc months from the date of the aforesaid AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR. TUB winter cottage on Chilian avenue at Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of I O->4» 1 ordor, or they will bo forever bnrred of CANCELLATION OF EXCESS APPRO- ralm Beach, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Christ, Scientist, on Sundny, Feb- CARD i?AKTY. their actions therefor against the Baltl sub- PRUTIONS OK MONIES APPROPRI- George Hanco Patterson and Mr. ruary Oth. Campbell's Baked scriber. ATED IN VARIOUS ORDINANCES Dated, Freehold. N. J., Jnnunry 13. 1030. HERETOFORE PASSED RELATING TO and Mrs. George K. Allen of Rod Tho Golden Test Is; "Not by might, It Was Held by tho Fair Haven ALICiS APPLEGET COOK. GENERAL QR LOCAL IMPROVE- Bank, who havo been In Florida, nor by p,ower, but by my Bplvlt, salth Auxiliary ol Red Uunk Hospital. 16G Mnple avenue. Red Bark, N- J. .MENTS, WHERE SAID APPROPRIA- motorod from Miami to Palm Bench tin Lord > '. Hosts" (Zacharlah 4:0.) TIONS ARE IN EXCESS OP THE AC- to wolcomo Mrs. MncDonald. On A card party waa held Thursday Cans NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT TUAL COST OP THE IMPROVEMENT Among tho citations which com- afternoon by the Fair Haven auxil- Estate of William T. Sherman, deceased. AS CONSTRUCTED. Monduy Mrs. MacDonald loft by prlso the Losson-Sormon la tho fol- (Second account.) WKEIrEAS. certain ordinances bsve motor for Miami, whoro alio wljl iary of tho Rlvervlew hospital of Notice is hereby nivcn that the accounts heretofore boon adopted by the Mayor And lowing from tho Bible: "God Is a Red Bank. Prizes wore won by Mrs. Pink wpend throe days with Mr. and Mrs. Spirit; and they that worship Him of the subscriber, executor of the estato Council of tho Borough of Red Bank p«»- JOdward 3, Allaire. After this visit Walter B. Connor, Mrs. Doughty, of snid deceased, will bo auiiitcil and stnted vldinK for the construction of certain gen- must worship Him In spirit and In Mrs. Esterbrook and Mrs. John T. by the Surrogate of the County of Mon- eral or Ibcnl improvements and appropriate Mrs. MncDonald will tour tho cen- truth" (John 4:24.) mouth and reported for settlement to the init certain sums of money, representing tral and western sections of Florida, Mulvlhill. Others present were Mrs. c Orphans Court of said County, on Ihura- tlio co«t of said Improvements, and The Lesson-Sermon also Includes Werner Bennlng. Mrs. George Sic- Tall Can dny, the thirteenth day of Mnrcli, A. D-, WHEREAS, the cost of the construction i chiming to Palm Beach to finish 1B30, fit which times application will bo tlio season. Mr. und Mrs. Allen ro- tho following passage from the kles, Mrs. Charles Mast, Mrs. Stan- of 5«id improvements so authorised fis Christian Science textbook, "Science 2 Cans 37c inn do for the allowance of commissions nnd dforcs&id has been less than ths amount tmned to Red Bank laat weolt. ley Fielder, Mrs. J. A. Chaunzy, Mrs. compel toe*. Lf tho appropriations therefor, and and Health with Koy to tho Scrip- Perry, Mrs. George A. Hawkins, Sr., Dated January 21, A. D. 19.10. \V]IHfiK-\S. it )* advissble that flald Mrs. Robert C. Hanco and her tures," by Mary Maker Eddy. "Spirit Mrs. George A. Hawkins, Jr., Miss IRA O. HAIRD, differences between tho cost of said work dn'j'jhtcr. MIBS Knthryn Hanco, aro Try Our Square De.nl nnd the amount of said appropriations o filed: tin' Cnniil Zmif! nnd Porto Elco. The Phllathca society of the Bap- attachment in tha suit at Merchant* Trust NOW. TIIERKFORR. RK IT ORnArNED Mm. Jusorih Mcrtz of Philadelphia, tist church met at tho homo of Mrs IVr IB. Company of Rctl Uniilt. New Jrr«cy, body by tho MnjMir nnd Council of the Borotlgh SOCIABLE AT COLT'S NECK. corporate, ncajtist tlie riniita and credits, of Red Baiih; who lias boon staying with her «!«• A. SI. VanNostrand of Branch ave- monic3 nnd cfTccti. KO'KIS and chattel*, 1. 'I'llin the difference!) between tho cost Icr, Mrs. Howard Rojjeid of Hdi.'l- nue laot nlfilit. Deacons nnd group lands and tenements of Joneph Sirnons nnd of improvement* nitd the amounts appro? It Will bo Held at Mrs. ti. Iiczcau 2 fts 57c Jane Sin™":!, nhscuiuliin; doblors, for tho ini> mail, siincc tho Holidays, has leaders will leave tlio church at eight sum of S(J9i.7-'» isaucd out of the Mvn- priateil tliurolor. aa hcrelnntter K«t forth In returned homo. o'clock to night to make friendly Conover'a Friday Night. mouth County Court of C'ummnn Pleas on tho scvornl ordinances designated, by their tho U8th day of Septt-nihcr, I'.'-D, return- ciiilcinl number* respectively, be and the Minn Glndys llaywardof Plnckiu-y visitations at varioun homes, "Race A lunchbox sociable will he held White Rose able on tho 15th day ot Ontobur. tO'itf. lias sprue are Imroby cancelled and shall ba J'IMHI. ewnljve secretary nt tho Red lolatlona day" will be observed at the at the home of Mrs. G. Rezeau Con- been duly served nnd «?sec»toil nni] wn* cU minuted from a nld, ordinances *m\ aH Bank Rrd CI'OBH olllcc, la enjoying returned on the 30lh ilny of Srpttmber, (ithor ofliciiil rem'rda of the RorQUgh of church next Sundny night, when an over Fridny night 'at half-past seven 1929, by tho Sheriff of the Cminty of JIIMI Dank, namrly; a viiuattiin In the Huhaimi lulnndu. address will bti made by Rev. W. J. o'clock by the sewing club of the Onll- Amount c3. flay with tlio llnanco committee next of Mis. Ruesel! Heulltt. of tho BubdCriber, mlminiatrntor of the a- 4,500.00 2.347.HO inoiiii 1,'wlng, formerly nf tlila p\orc. tylondny to jihui tlio church budget of iser tnto of Biliil Occeasftil. will bo audited and 2«.50(1.00 Qt. llolllo' 3 Cnns' ••luted by the Suvrnitali* of the County of 0,1100.00 cxponsofj. Thn missionary meeting C|irlntlnn Endeavor Knll.v. Monmouth nnd rtpurlrii fur si-itkmi-nt tu L'Hl 10,1100,00 7,r.3«.iii which was to have been held tomor- tlie Orphan1* Court of MI id omnty. on IS.M) II.00 4.507.82 1.I1S2.M IMollii-r mid llubcs Home. The mld-wlntcr rally of tlio Mon- •.:'.![) 10.0011.00 a.lOll 2 1 row haB been postponed until Thins- 'I'liuraday. tlio twentieth iltiy ut Vuhn,nn y, Mrs. Edward W. Miller, wife of the mouth-Occnri county Clirlntlan en- A. D. i0:»0. at which timo iippMcntiDn will 1,0511.00 701.70 ii'i 4,1100.00 floy, February 13th. Tho Ill-y club deavor union will bo held Fridny bn tnnde for tlie nllowunco of (.•mnmisMon* :i,'.)ir,,Hi in,m jiantor of the Itrd Bonli Uaptlat Htnl emjn.+nl ft-e". 21H1 O.00O.00 -1.: • ^ 1. 'J 5 and tho Quadrangle dull will attend nlglil of tills weeli at tlio Red Banlt 17A.0S oliurch, returned homo laot Friday tho service next Sunday night, Me- Dat.'.l hwuinry II, A. I). i'.»:i(). 397 with her new born twin daughters Prcsbytcrliiri church. The rally will CHAKU*} U'MAiaTKK • 3 (II) 95.OO0.O0 37,II iM.«» 47.005JI morial flowers wore displayed at tlio bcRlii nt clRlit o'clocli. One of the lift yunsct nvuiniu, Ueil Umik. N. -I. •1 000.0(1 .' 1,1110.7a Tho mother nnd babes arc In good church Sunday as n gift from Mrn. nor. ^.",00.00 I!lll7.01 speakers will bo Rev. Harold S. •in health One of the Ijahles has'been Ilnrbara Heycr mill Harry Mnrko in IN CUANCLKY Ol ii.ooo.no HIM Laird ol Collln(Tiiwooil. Spcclnl munlo .112 '.'Ml li,Oil llll I.I. / iianicil Katharine Stello Mlllor and memory of their mother, Mrn. Eliz- c u I.AU Kh.Nf K I.K.MH Hv iirLtio tif tin DII i.f Hi' Cn l!l4l|f» thn other linn been named Beatrice will be ruiulcrcd by n f;lrlii' clioru.n. 111.0.1.100 abeth Marks. lmiifiry of New -It- , ni"l- ,i a.ous.M Stollc Miller. Mrs. Miller, lieforo her After the irieetlnf; there will bo n jf Hi I t.nun nil s,4aon ( 1 o.null un nmirlnifi'. wna Mian Katharine Bea- soclnl time find rcfrcahmcntB. All Mir Ml.null A. l.r n.sas.ti New Church Mfembora. trice stdlc. youni; puuplo huvc been invited lo at- 'itOJ.'irt Mr. nnd Mrn, R. T. Smith, Mr. and tend tlio rnlly. Top or Bottom Round I.uthor LeugiiB Election. Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs, .1. S,(J)7!l» Thn Luther lenguo of the Hed M. Taylor nnd Mini Susie Wolib 1.H5.4II were rccch'ot) by loiter fit new meniJ A Vnlcntlne Soctnblo. r, MIU Hitbornn church mot Sunday The litdlcn' nld lioclfty ol the Bop- :•), i.inl ll.nlt-i.M and clcrtml Snmh Ylvlaalier prefll liers of tht Hed Brink Bnptlft church 1, Mm. no .MM.W on Sunday Miss. Mildred Duncan, tint chureh o? Middletown village !,r.oo.o» ih'iit. l.i'onii Schollln vice president will hohl n valontlnt' noclnblit Kri- Kvpiett Anderson flcerMtiry, Caroline Miss Marlon ChnthvicU Ucatpr Van- itilie n! ili'i.,'i'lluii. Pell oml Vivian Bionnon wore ta|>- ilny nlnlil, Ffbruniy 14th Erich per- llnlivl .litmnii-v lllli, lll;HK I'Jrb coiredpfiiidlng oocrotmy and Ron wiic nttem!^ tiid putty will if- Al'l'IiKllATK. SIKVliN'S. I•OSTllll 'I. All l!u< f'ircfjrftiiif OriilllttriQtilt &*$ tlsed li«.T,.|iy nmrinli-i! .14 tfi tl.^ HlHiMllli e£ $p* Anna F.rh trpanuror. A mi-cllnt! of rolvr n sn'inll tod bni; In which K, Die West Hbcirp dlslrlrl Ifague wll1 A little catnpHlgn of xvnr.t a. uniiiKin^f iiiaii t»l« ii/fgut mim lv.b-ld ul Rod H.uili Kobmnry 13tli ol.t c-i'iit fol eiifli you of liip ol lift it I'l. >.:i4'i iiii'l ' PIlliHciithirl (tsgyftiicilj t0 lislnp Ir. Thp ItDKlnlci will rcnl moat Tin- rii.'ul In licllci nnil lilcirci li'iii lil.V, i / ~ ~*9***&~--r — »j;c- Thru will hi< nn fnititnijimcni tiny lontnbln properly, Thirty ivorfla i n'liH IOUIIM tliioui.'h 'I'lin lU'lll'ilcr'H m It |inyn to mivcrtlsc In Tito llcglster. for twBnty-llvo cento.—Advertisement guinea ni;« it'llI'.'iluiicnta. ,,, I vcillalnj; culumiiu.- Advci (i-'Hinitnt, lit |i.iya tu .njvuitlan Ul J!'|?e it. Page Eighteen RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARYJLJ03Q. Frclbott of Port Monmouth. Sunday evcnjng services, and pre- has purchased a Durant eedsn from NEWS FROM 1DDLET0WN KId up with a heavy cold. sented an Interesting program. The tlio Quaclicnbusli agency. Charles Stayer of Port Monmouth speakers were John Howe, Dorothy Dougrlas Berry and Frefl Biel are -JLJ j is Improving fiom a festered foot and Bender, Evelyn Mulae and Leigh members -of tho Red Bank high NO OPPOSITION LIKELY TO he is now able to be out. Millar. There was special musli: by school basketball team. SCHOOL BOARD. An automobile owned by Irving the church choir. The services were The February meeting of the Maxson of Port Monmouth was stolen conducted by Kenneth Riddle. Oceanport auxiliary of tho River- BARBER I Waller nnd Henry DcGrotfl of Port | at Tied Bank Monday. Miss Grace Brill of Red Bank was view hospital will be held at the Monmouth to Become Lobster Fish- Mrs. George Evans of Navcslnli a guest of tho Miosos West o£ Main homo of Mis. Louta L.. Millar on & ermen—Caird Party (or Church at spent last Wednesday with frienda at street over the week-end. Thursday, February 13th. Rcltord Firchousc New York. Mr. and Mra. Charles Grant of Misa Nellie Eagan of Fair Haven, MCLAUGHLIN A daughter was born to Mrs. Mur- Everett-called on friends at Ocean- who attends school at Newark, was ( The Red Blink Registeg r can be bought a recent guest of Miss Marie Farley. WUXARU BATTERIES LaBr ue at j ray Osborn of Belford last week. port on Monday. f. thh e stores of HHerman me On the night of February 14th a r.nODRICU TIRKS CiiniDheira Junction, William W. Swan ALEM1TE LUBRICATION valentine party will be held In tho Crepe de Chine N:ive5ink, Charles Meyers and Salvadorc OCEAKrdKT NEWS. hall of the Methodist church. Mrs. Ilumson Dog Wins In South. UK Scacllone nt Port Monmouth, lsadorc Wall- Raymond Hoagland of Rumson, a 20 WEST STREET nt~ nt ICast Keausburg s«n•uiud MiaMil. Jack Grorgu Hurley is chairman of tho ! O Card I'f.rly for Bed BanU Hospital member of tho Monmouth county O'N'eill at Uelford.i r Phone Bed BanU 24(W. >ns l4ir|jely Attended. The trustees of the Methodist kennel club, captured first plaos re- Interest in the MlddWigtowl ^ n town- cently in the members' stako at the iliip school election ia increasing ns A card party for the bcncllt of; church will serve a chicken Nipper Broadcloth and Rivcrvicw hor.pital at I ted BanU on the night of March 19th. Moyd Plnclmrst, North Carolina, Hold trials the date for the balloting draws near- with Rumson Farm Cleo. Mr. Hoag- er. Various rumors have been afloat wan heW nt tho home of Mrs. Thco-| Sickles Is chairman. John Silvers dore- Rowc of Eatontown boulevard: and Douglas Riddle assistant chnir land's wlnlr.r training quarters for Handkerchief Linen that the school administration can- his dogs are on a farm at Allcndale, didates would be opposed, but th» on Thursday nfternoon. Mrs. Ken- men. latest, reports Indicate that this is neth West introduced Mrs. Louis i Lemuel Rhoadcs ol Main street Soutli Carolina. not true. The election will bo held Millar as the president of the. auxil-1 LOUSES attain - new im- n*. the township high school next iary and Mrs. Millar expressed the | B porlancc this Spring with Tuesday afternoon and evening from appreciation of the members for the: tho increased vogue of tho four o'clock until nine o'clock. interest evinced by those who had; tailored suit and erioomblc. braved tho storm to attend the card Wo havo in our collection, n "Walter and Henry DoGrotc of Port : Monmouth, who have been working party. Bridge, five hundred and moro varied nnd complete fot the Central railroad company, pinochle were played. First prize; line than ever before, you will engage In lobster fishing In the ..in. bridge„_ ' wen.....t. to Mra. Crumell. in , it will find every now version spung. They have bought a com- five hundred to Mrs. Kenneth West, .of tiic popular mode. Blouses plcte outfit for this work, including in pinochle to Mrs. Bodlnc. ' The; with bows," jabots, vent cf-"-' p , g fects, peplutns, und ilttcd hjP a boat wh,ich they have named The non-players' prize was won by Mra. j j boss has the Edward Worthlcy, Sr. Refreshments | effects.' To be worn Insldo Peerless. or outside tho tUtlrt. Mrs. Herman Tarnow of Belford were served by a committee com-; best groceries in town! " will give a card party at the firehouse posed of Mrs. Charles Walling, Mra. | CREPE DE CHINE Edward Worthlcy, Sr.. Mrs. Abram i of Independent fire company Wednes- IIc"» right too—that rcd-hcadcd frceklc- All silk, heavy crepe; Cor. Broad and Front Streets, Red Bank N. J. day evening, February 26th. Refresh- Welter. Mrs. Kenneth West, chair- j man of the committee, reports that j faced grocer's boy. X^ook on the counter. guaranteed wnshabTc. ments will be served and prizes will See those loaves of Oboy Bread? That's Here's concentrated goodness Tel. 2037-W. FREE DELIVERY. be awarded. The profits of the t>arty a very satisfactory amount was i raised. Those who attended the par- j proof enough. in loaf form. Good to taste will be applied to the building fund and good for tlio taster. For of St. Clement's Episcopal church. . ty Were: Mra. Orriit Soulc. Mrs. E. Oboy Grocers liavc your welfare al- H. Simpson, Mra. James Rhaincs, ways in mind. They sell only the. best. Oboy Ilrcud ia baked of tlio Selling Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices. A district meeting of Odd Fellows Mrs. Buford Coatea, Mrs. Samuel [ was held Monday night at the lodge AndtUeybcgiuwithbrcad—Oboy Bread. finest and moat nutritious PONGEE BLOUSES Ehrentreu,eMis3 Bernico Soule, Mra. I flour in bakeries as neat and room.of Anchor lodge of Belford. In William Cogan, Miss Gertrude Nos- addition to Belford residents, Odd clean a3 your oWn kitchen. ka, Mrs. D. Burns, Mrs. Jules Ul- Growing toyiaaud girls Fellows from Red Bank, Atlantic tima, Mr3, Flora Wood. Mra. Wayne Shoulders Highlands and Keyport were present. Hill, Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. G. clamor for its different flavor. Best After the business meeting refresh- Sickles, Mrs. Frank Procc. Mrs. V. | Havoit'rcaily after scliool for ments of sandwiches, coffee, cake Parker, Mrs. Adrian Nltchelm, Mrs. that underweight yqiingeter. Genuine and cigc^-s were enjoyed. An 'ad- Fred Cruivcll, Mrs. May Scott, Mrs. • GivehiiuaUliev HANDKERCHIEF Cuts dress was made by F. Howard Lloyd, Lloyd Sickles, Mrs. Ralph Rowland, Snnijwiclicit supervising principal of the school3 Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. Dickens, Butter slices of Oboy total On cai.h LINEN of Middlctown township. slice Ity thin cvta of cooled sausage. Mrs.G. S.Lopcr, Mrs. William Wirth. Ctn-etwitha vyell-ieisoned tomato Spring The young people of the New Mon- •Mrs. Charles Sklllman, Mrs. Harry sauce and aprlntle u ith grated cheese. mouth Baptist church had charga of Hhoades. Mrs. Russell Hamilton, Lay a ttrip of bacon on each sandwich •nd bake In n hot oven until cthp the vesper service at the church Sun- Mrs. John Youmans, Miss Birdie (UouiUtr tfeuaaatot Cook BouU day aftcrnon. Talks were given by Marks, Mrs. T. Sickles, Mrs. Mary John Wubbenhorst, Ruth Oswald Berdinc. Mrs. George King, Mrs and John Wood. In the evening a Fred Aycrs, John T. Howe, Mrs. We also deliver direct toyour door-Write the baker! number of the church young folk3 Joseph R. West. attended a meeting at the Prcsby- { HEXTER BAKING CO. tciian church at Red Bank. Mrsi William B. England, Mra. .Wellington Wilklns, Mrs. John Sil- The ladies' auxiliary of the Port vers. Mis. Edward Berry, Mrs. Monmouth fire company haa changed Frank Slocum, Mrs. Mclvin Rice, the date for Its Valentine sociable. Mrs. Lciwis Vcdder, Mrs. H. Whitney This event will take place on Friday Conrow, Miss 12vu Marks. Mrs. C. night, February 14th, instead of Fri- B. Williams. Mrs. Russell Gillam. i day night, February 21st, as was Mrs. Jo3eph White, Mrs. Jessie originally announced. The sociable Spencer, Mrs. S. Sickles, Mrs. D. | will be held at the Port Monmouth Sickles, Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. Ken- Lchoolhousc. neth West, Mrs. John Biel. Mrs. Ed- 17 Broad Street Rump Sunday will be observed as "raco ward Worthlcy. Sr., Mrs. Louis Mil- Fresh relations" day at the New Monmouth lar. Mrs. A. A. Welter, Mrs. T. G. .Baptist church. At the vesper ser- ROOT, Mrs. Charles R. Walling. vice in the afternoon an address will Miss Shirley Morrow, Theodore G. Corn Sausage be made by Rev. H. D. Jones, a col- Rose, Jr., Mrs. John Morrow. Mrs. orcd clergyman of Long Branch. Se-1 TrvinE Lovctt and Mrs. George OofT. lections will be sung by.a colored Mrs. David Eckert has recovered I Meat or Link quartet from Matawan. from bronchlM pneumonia. Plans are progressing for thcVCarJ The Jadics' aid society will serve [ Tarty which will be held Wednesday a hot roast pork supper in the hall | nipht, February 19th, at the flrehousc or the Methodist Episcopal church! of Independent fire company of Bel- tonight. Those serving on the com- ford for the benefit of St. Mary'n mittee arc Mrs,. Lloyd Sickles, Mrs. church of New Monmouth. A large Porley Riddle, Mrs. J. B. Hulsc, Mrs attendance is indicated. Flora Wood. Mrs. George Lopcr, There was a mistake last week in Mrs. George Hurley and Mrs. D. the announcement about the play to Silvers. In the early fall the women be given at the New Monmouth Bap- will hold a fair and bazar, and the tist church, under the direction of members of the society aire, already Mis. George Acker, The performance beginning to work for the affair; 1 will be given tomorrow night Instead The committees arc Mrs. Hulse and ; JLike talking of Friday night. . Mrs. C. M. Cramer, fancy work;! 1 William Shuster and his son, Wil- Mlg. Hurley and Mrs. Charles Wall- lt.-vm Shuster. Jr., of Campbell's infr, handkerchief committee; Mrs.! across the street" .'unction were operated .on for tonsil Riddle, apron committee: Mrs. Flora ' houble at the Long Branch hospital Wood, .grab bag committee. | lost week. Both have returned home Robert Pollock nnd his sister of end they arc well on the road to rc- Shecpnhcad Bay were recent guests | A good connection on cny Long Distance co\ery. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross of; call is like that. The ladies' auxiliary of Independ- Wolf Hill avenue. ' ! ent tiro company of Eclford will hold On Sunday night members of the To make it possible, the tiny voice cur- New Line of a card party at the firchousc Thurs- Epwotth league had charge of the rents arc built up every fifty miles or so day evening, B^ebruary 6th, at half- to make them reach their destination with In preparation for a record-breaking rnst,.eight o'clock. There will be unabuted strength. i . spring business, we are clearing out all prir.es and refreshments. « used cars at the lowest prices of the The ushers union of the New Mon- Speedy Relief mo'uth Baptist church heaVd an ad- The wires are twisted at intervals to avoid winter. These cars are all "Good [Will" Unpaintet dress by a fingerprint expert Mon- interference from paralleling telephone guaranteed models, including handsome day night. The meeting was under for Sore Throat circuits.and dipped undergroundor raised the direction of the educational com- serviceable cars in all popular makes. This Doctor's Proscription Requires high in air to dodge heavy power lines. 1 mittee of the union. No Gargling. Every means is taken to protect them from Buy now for next summer's touring and Last Wednesday overling Mrs. Fred save enough to pay your expenses! DRESSING TABLES, CHAIRS, Rader of Navesink had a dinner par- No longer is it necessary to gargle moisture, dampness and other would-be ty for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swan and j nnd ehoko with nasty tasting medi- seducers of'elcctrical voice currents. STANDS, Etc. their daughter Osella of New York cincs to relieve sore throat. Now and for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Max- you can get almost instant relief Part of the $160,000,000 telephone con- son of Navcsink. with one swallow of a doctor's pre- struction program in New Jersey in the 1828 OAKLAND 1927 DODGE SEDAN—This Is tlio lowest price M Thirty persons attended a.feast of scription. This prescription was re> nextfivcyearswill be devoted to improved AMEIRICAN ^Vr,,".. which Ihfo model cnr, "Gocd Wil." reconditioned Kyanize Paints and Varnishes will r.aucrkraut and pig knuckles at filled so often and became so popular transmission for telephone conversations LANDAU—One of and fully equipped h.ia ev«~ bre» offered. Good Joseph Halliday's hotel nt Belford that the druggist who originally filled of New Jersey people, whether they reach our official*! cara. tires J3OO.QQ Saturday night. The guests were it decided to put it up under the Win fm-pectcd In ^ add just the proper finish. across the street, the continent cr to our own shops evcrv 1026 OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN—A (.mart benu- from Belford, Red Bank and Atlantic name Thoxinc and make it available veek while' being tlful car fin lulled i;-. linrmoniotis ahadcu ol Duco. Highlands. to everyone. Europe. liked and hai jmt Luxurious, comfortable nnd powered by n 1)1 gh- The remarkable thing about Thox- hten "Good Will" spirited motor, and practically Uko « new crtr. A Fred Schocllncr of Port Monmouth recornTitloncd. A car (ar errater value at our ncnsntional low prico tlinn is laid up with an infected leg bor- inc is that It relieves almost instant- liite this ae'dom nny new car on tbe mnrhct. Duy it now fnr your Ask about Bayertex. It provides dering on blood poisoning. The ail- ly, yet contains nothing harmful. It t-e»ehe» the used car family nnd drive It (or years. Specially* prlctil ment developed from a cut-made by is pleasant tasting, and safe for the j NEW JERSEY BELL market and nt tnis ,«t ; $400.00 a lasting decoration for your home low prlco it will go i' piece of glass. whole family, and Is guaranteed to j quickly $70O 1927 OAKLAND LANDAU—Bcntilfftif rfo Itixt —at low cost. Also Bayer's Plastic Frederick Roberts of New .Mon- relieve sore throats or coughs in 13} TELEPHONE COMPANY model of this famous General Motors Six. Uip, mouth and George Wahl of Ens'. minutes or money back.. Junt ash 19ZB W HI PP ET powerful motor "Good Will" reconditioned lo prac- for Thoxinc, 35c, 60c, and 51.00. Sold SPORT SEDAN— . lica"V «»ic :-.rw ihnpe. Plslier body. Duco finish, Cedar for Mothproof Closets. Keansburg were, home Saturday and 8 te I1CW or on by Lewis Drug Store and all other A NEW JER»BY INSTITUTION HACKED UT NATIONAL RESOURCES Thli car li in very "H'i '" * 'y $500.00 Sunday from Harvard college. Tins condition, hm ~"' • Mr. and Mrs. ,Chnrles Cohen of good drug stores. lltll. miUaic c»r- "127 TONTIAC LANDAt)~I.ato model—One o( rlta full equipment. ****> moat jiopulni- Pontinca ever Itiiilt. Do luxa Campbell's Junction went to Liberty, Her« ia your clinnco nuipnwnl throiiKhoul. l!cmit:ful Duco color corn- IVw Yorltl on Sunday to attend the «.*<<":»>>*O»^>>X<»>>>O^C«O«>=M^^ Jo tat '• cmcllcally ohmtlon. Spcclol nrlcc $325.00. tuiieral of a relative. Metal Radiator Covers Ing"low pri'J! "lt"iu 1027 OLDSMOniLF SEDAN—Complolo tqnlnnirnt, The basketball team of the Port lully equipped with Duco fmleh »r.d upholstery to inntch. Pcrlcct mc- Monmouth fire company was de- Lovtjoy ahock nb- ch»nlc*lly nricr "Good Will" reconditioning, nt ifented by Keyport last week by the aorbira, Inimpcra. '"« oxcepllonnl pi'ici o[ $480.00 II Goodyear's Rubber Tiling for ii'Cnrc of 48 to 20. . apart tire and moto- The Monmouth unit Republican Shouldering Responsibility mc"r S26° 1929 OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN Kitchen and Bathroom Floors club of wnmen met yesterday at the ID27 OAKLAND », . . . LANDAU Beau- Almoat brand new. On- bumc of Mrs. William Goodman of w j East Keansburg. ' tlful de luxe model 'P '» thousand mllri ol thla lamoua Ccn- "" "'" apeedomctci. Sanitary Garbage Cans George Kinncy of Port Monmouth Your young children should grow to man- • ml MotoraSIs, Bif. f""/ tqulpptd zinrl liar; a new team of horses which ho iiowerlul motor Backed by n wrlltun liou^ht from the William C. Ely cs- hood and womanhood possessed of exuberant "Good Will" recon. Cu«Miity. SIK WI™ : tr,1» of Molmdcl. dltloiifd to practl- vrheelo. All oxtr.ordl- c rally like new ahnne. ""V uaraaln ot Brooms, Brushes and many other TIIP young . on of Jlenvy Fislcr of health and a respect of pure foods, if you en- Flahrr body. Duco •Ifpril i'i sick with diphtheria and courage 'them to drink Puritan Dairy's Milk. finiall... Ulina lllio Enay G. M. A. C. Trrnn— Smal| Down I'nymcnta— necessities of interest to housewives. : :i quarantine notice has been put on new tor only... $500 Balance a Few Dollars per Month. the house. John 11. Wcrmert, Jr., of Piclford is ,. Why take chances? There are times when T. F. Morford.Motor Car Co., Inc. j I ;irk at work at. Ts'ew York after hav- we have to take chances. Life is full of neces- PRICES RIGHT ! ing hern laid up several days with 21 Mechanic Street, Red Bank. sary risks. But why go out of your way to take George Tiader of 'Navcsink is back i ;.i work ut New York after having unnecessary chances? Be on the safe side with Iron laid up several days with sick- CARS ness. the health of your family—Drink and use Puri- John Kinncy of Port Moniuuuth Is tan Dairy's Milk'exclusively. , NOTICE. TruH Cumpnny of Ileil Ilanlt, N. J.. all of mi (Im :)'ii)(f lu))i)a in tho iiornatth ;;;iiy for him to undergo an opera-! of Kniditv lU-u't,, h> thu County it M<»t. tiun. Hy virtun ut nn nulcr ot tli« CVurt of nuiuth «ttut Slutn of New Jcr.-ioy ; and you, Clmncery of N»w Jor.^py, nnulo «n ttnp duy My run isltnnn, nr? inndQ' a dbfondant bc- Lewis & Hagerman Tim ;;iils friendly society of St. i'f llin tlnto hprfcuf. ill « fit Use wlmriiii (•nu»o y«» arc, tww the owner ut rvconl ol Clement's church of Belford will ImliJ n-anij Nalitmal Hunk ntul Trust Cg»*...... iy ir onofiMirth if|tcrci)t In Ptihl prcnthrn, HIM! cu Hth. t l Hoie HeU.eu run! others art; defontltitu^, you am r-njui.-ed in npiipar nnd answer cluim an iHdhtdfb rlirlit «.f Uowor, or oltier- Mrs. Hulda Morfonl of New MOII- the Mil vt FB 1(1 romplaint, on or before wino. In said < "he-fourth intfircat In an Id Lumber Co. inouth in out nftrr having hern Inid tho aini ility ot March, next, »r the mild- promises. up with a sprained ankle caused bv a bill wlU tia taken aa cunfeaactl sualnst JJaled Jnjju.-iry noth, l'.i;i0. For Your Supply you. • j fall. . • A1T1.E<;AT&. H'1'KVHNfl. l-'OS'l'KIt OAKLAND and WEST ST., RED BANK Tlte r>nU 1*1 II li rllc'l to foreclose elL'lit Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Cully of Jrr- ccr^nin inorlw«Kcs «(vC|i liy Afillio I'ldtliy • •f It. XWW'MHA.K PHONE RED BANK 2030 (wldt.iv). ttone Helden und Thllli,. Hcliloti, t'.nlK-Kor^ of Oomplalimi.t, : -j City spent llli> wrek-rnd with ler hual>nnd, nnd MiHnm HurKli»rdt a I Hrnml tilrcot. lie A HitnK. N. J. Mi. and Mrs. C. II. Knchc of KHfoirl. ittiiiirk). l«> WilltMin It. McHric.p nml «(ilr- Jiuth Fidbolt, Infant daughter of I .t.tu^lly .«^f.lKll«-d i'V «»i«l William II. Try a lU'K.atci' Want Advortlnc* Mclliitlo ly the fc'ccomi HutiiMinl iliuik and hicnt It will pay you.—Adverlierjnenl RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5, 1930. Page Nineteen be held at the grammar school build- public library by Mrs. Estelle Stiles ng on Tuesday evening, February hostess and Mrs. William Van Mater, NEW| FROM KEYP9RT. 11th, from 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. TheJr., acting hoatcau. Mrs. W. D. members whose teima expire this Swartzel waa elected a member of CAFF. AND MUS. ASBURY WALL- year aro Mis. John B. Hoke, George the club. The club waa addressed Iomi©itl Motor Haulage Xo. ING MAUEIED SIXTV YEAES. S. Hycr and Edwin H. Wharton. on various topics by Miss Evelyn —THE ANNUAL- Miss Catherine Bortlcamp of loleman, visiting nurse, Mrs. II. W. Daily transportation between Asbury Parje, Bull Call of Calvary Methodist Myrtle avenue entertained several of Hartman, Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood Church Held Last Thursday—So- her friends rit her homo on Wednes- and Mrs. Rufus O. Walling. The Branch, Red Bank and Newark and New Yorlt cial Nino Entertained Last Week day evening in celebration of herclub will hold their annual reception By Mrs, Cornelius Lambortson. eighteenth birthday. The guests pres- on March 21ut. Mrs. W. S. Holnifs Light and heavy hauling. (Tho Hed Dank nrglgter can be boughtent were tho Misses Esther Dean, and Miss Evelyn Iufburrow will bo In Keyport »l Charle* Lchn'a store.) ICvelyn Reamer, Catherine Geiger, the hostesses at the next meeting of j Ruth Close, Helen Vanderbllt, Fran- tho club on February 14th, when a at the Phone Atlantic Highlands 246. Captain and Min. Asbury F. Wall- ces Cannizaro and Dorothy Born- program by the Theater Guild of Ing of Front street celebrated their camp. New York will be the feature, sixtieth wedding anniversary last J. Morris Meyer of Second street W. E. Bilderback, supervising prin- week. The couple were united In cipal of the local schools, 1B having marriage on January 26th. 1870 atIs a surgical patient at the Long Branch hospital. He was operated an addition built on the south side Trinity Kplsoopal church, Matawan, of his residence on Atlantic street. by'Ilov. F. B. Chctwood. on by Dr. S. H. Casskly of this bor- Art Kr Tho annual roll call of Calvary ough. church was hold Thursday. Tho two William H. Holmes of Broad street HOLMDEL, NEWS. sessions were at 3:30 and 7:30 P. M.and Joseph I). }3edle of • Atlantic Dr. Wilbert Westcott of Monistown street have returned from a several Musical Entertainment at the Bap- WQ8 tile speaker at both services. At weeks' trip to Florida. tist Church Last Week. is- the afternoon acrlvicu the subject wua Mro. William 1'. VanMater enter- About seventy persons attended n. "Tho World's Leader," and at the tained at a luncheon bridge at hermusical entertainment which was evening service Dr. Westcott gave an home on Green Grove avenue Thurs- given at the Baptist church last Those who have already taken advantage of our uddre53 entitled "Sawdust." day in &©nor of Mrn. O. C. Bogardus, week by Mrs. Ola Bidwell Sherry of The members of tho Social Nino who is leaving for Florida this week. Keyport and her husband, Michael Sale, won't you please pass the good news along to your were entertained at tho home of Mrs.Tlio gueats present were Mrs. Harry Phcrry. Music pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Jjambertson at the regular Kobcl and Mlas Harriot Zobcl of f'herry took part in the program. mooting last week. • The tfuetsts pres- rtiimson; Mrs. Walter Hupping,and The church received half of the neighbors about the wonderful values you got at our ent were Mr3. Louis Stultz, Jr., Mrs.Mrs. Robert Mason of Red Bank; profits and Mr. and Mrs. Sherry re- .Catherine Cooper, . Mrs. Harriet Mrs. O. C. Bogardus, Mrs. L. Brow'tr ceived the other half. sale? They will appreciate it! Thornc, Mrs. John Rapp, Mrs. Mary Walling, Mrs. Harvey Bronner,, Mrs; A horse owned by William S. Bray Cowlea, Mrs. Marcua Lee, Miss Hylda G. Boynolds Gibbons, Mis3 Marion died from sickness last week. The Bagging 50 cents extra. Heyer, Miag . Hanna Poling, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. E. Francis Ehrlich, animal was a, great fami.ly pet and Jnmc3 Sutton, Mrs. Emll Pinipcr, Mrs. William T. Walling and Mrsth. e Bray household still mourns its Mrs. William Lambertson, Mrs. James T. Walling. Pri7.es for high death. James Sutton, Mr«. Roland C. Dey,Bcores were avairded to Mrs. E. Mrs.. John 3. Holmes returned Mrs. F. Heyer, Miss Ann|o Cowlea Francis Ehrlich, Mrs. Harry Zobel, home Saturday from the Lone and Miss Gladys Jean Sllcox. Mrs. h. Brower Walling, Mrs. James Branch hospital, where she under- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Conover T. \Valling and Mrs. G. Reynolds v/ent an operation. She is much im- on every item of our best selected quality merchandise. left today for a several weeks' trip Gibbons. proved. to Florida. Misses Constance and Gretchen Last week the William C. Ely es- Mrs. Carleton It. Whavton enter- Halgb, who are students at Skid- tate sold teams of horses to Peter And We Have Some Specials tained several of her friends at more college, are spending several Leplch of Middletown village, D. H. bridge last week. The prizes for days' vacation with their parents, Ely of Bradcvelt, Henry Frobasco RED BANK, N. J. high score were awarded to Miss Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Haigh of Ma>!•and Robert Woln of Crosswicks, Clif- OFFICE: 10 W. Front Sit. Helen Cottrell and Miss Kuth Bll- pie Place. . . Vv.-v'i--. -;j ford Ely of Hightntown, George Kin- From 202 to 1-3 off of the Original Values derback. Other guests Included Mrs. 'ney of Port Monmouth and Clifford Phono DBS Mrs. W. S. Wallace waijj libstcss to' Hewitt W. Wharton,' Mrs. James the. Thought- club 'at.Hef lioitoc on Ely of Port Monmouth. Single Wavd, Jr., Miss Alma Pinswall, Mrs. Maple Place Mmiday ovrning.' '' } horses were bought by Thomas Kane Serving Trays . . Present Sale Price—79c and 69c YARD: Mfililo Ale. 4 Bcigui IMiira - Floyd Brovvn, Mrs. Olive Johnpon, The regular weekly meeting of the of Matawan, John S. Holmes and Fbonc 661 ' Mlfis Ruth Quackenbush, Mrs. Harry ladlos'nid society of the First Bap- Forman Sutphin of Holmdel' and Formerly $1.25 and $1.00^ John DeMarco of Centervllle. Sklar, Mlsir Marjori1 e Beers and M tist church will be held tliis'"evening Frances Hycr. " at the church. James Hammond returned home Swing Frames for Your Photographs . $1.00 each Tho annual 'election for the mem- Tho Kcyport Lltcnivy club was en- last week from the Long Branch hos- bers of the' board of education will tertained Friday nflernoon at the pital, where he was operatod on for appendicitis. He is much improved Magazine Racks . , Present Sale Price—79c and $1.00 and he expects to go back to work in a few days. Regular Prices—$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. An automobile owned by Daniel S. 'Ely was damaged at .Tardvllle last week when it was hit by a truck. No Bird Flower Holders ...... 19 cents each one was hurt. Mr. Ely left his car at a Yardville garape to be repaired Seven-Piece Chocolate Set ...... $1.00 and he rodo home in an automobile which he hired. Painting and other repair work is ' Decanters . . . .,,•,. 49c each being done to the house on the Ev- eiett road which is owned by Ber- non 3. Prentice and occupied by John And a Good Many Others too Numerous to Mention, Long. Reports from the hospital at Tren- ton wherq Albert Emmons is a pa- tient state that he is Improving. It Is not expected, however, that he will V>t' able to leave the hospital in less than three months. "The Gift Shop of Monmouth County" LINCROFT NEWS. ; 75 Broad Street f ;• . Red Bank,: N. J. Theodore- Molloy Slightly Hurt In an Automobile, Accident. (The Rod Bank Rrffiiter can be fconcht it, Liitcroft at the l'lvo Corners' Tea 21 West Front Street Red, Bank,-N. lloom.) n Theodore Molloy of the Bertram S. Cutler farm was slightly hurt last week when his car ran off tho road near tho diaries H. Lum place. Cash and Harry C. Langendorf-mashed one of the fingers on his left hand with Cany Only a hammer laBt week. Ernest Phillia of the Swimming: River road is employed by Willgerodt Ei others. Louis Walters has been laid up Saturday Only! A Sample Jar of •with sickness.' The ladies' aid society will meet Gpi MAYONNAISE tomorrow afternoon at the home of the president, Mr«. Joseph W. With Every Meat Purchase of $2.00 or Over. Thompson. Several residents of this place at- tended tho firemen's dance at Colt's Neck Friday night. Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey spent part of last week with Alfred Hardy and family of Morgahville. '"'. Russell Leonard of Jersey City 5—6-ft. Size Fancy Selected spent the week-encl with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Leonard. Roasting -or Fricasseeing William VanNoto of Tlnton Falls I103 almost completed shingling Ed- ward Boughton's house. Frank Toop Installed a new James- way incubator last week at Iselin. Mr. and Mrs. Dante Daverlo re- Fancy Milk-Fed cently entertained relatives from -tb. Size New York. Louis Stelnmuller, -who recently bought a chicken farm a,t Tinton LJ Tails, is putting the chicken houses on the place in readiness for his baby chicks, j Nearly all the frame work of Dr. William Payne Thompson's bunga- low has been orected and the build- INVENTORY revealed tha^ we were somewhat overstocked on cedav chests, ing will be enclosed in a short time and this fact; coupled with our determination to make our sale a record- NOTICE. Notice In hereby clven to tho lecal breaker in every respect, prompted us to cut prices unusually deep on our VUKM-3 of the School District of the town- phip of Holmdel, in the County of Mon- entire stock. This brings you the greatest opportunity in years to buy a cedar mouth, that the nimtinl meettnK (or the election of four members of tho Board chest. NeVer before were designs more beautiful and seldom indeed do you of Education will bo held »t the School- houso in Holmdel Village, on Tuesday. see prices like these: ^ February 11th, 11130, from six-thirty o'clock P. M., to nine o'clock P. M.. anil A3 much longer a« may be necessary, to enable nil tho local voters present to cast $15 Red Cedar Chests Genuine Spring their ballots. Three members ix\\\ be elected for three jeftrs; one member will be elected IWD yeiu's. At said moctinK 'will be submitted tho LEGS question ol voting a tax for tho following: purposes; $22.50 Walnut Finish Tor current eiponsea 5 18,100.00 LB. ^O For ropatrs and replacements.. 1,200.00 Chests Center Cut I •• (I'odnr lined) Tbe total amount thought to be necessary Is .» J 10,300.00 . Dated this 3llt llay of January, 1030. ALEX. L. McCLEES, District Clorl:. NOTE:—The term "current expenses" it.chidca principals', teachers', janitor:!1, mill mcilk-al Inspectors' salaries, fuel, test- $29.50 Wahvat Veneer l.miki. HChool supplies, flat,':'.' transporta- tion of pupil*, tuition ?t puplU ntlemlhiK Chests SATURDAY ONLY! A Mayonnaise and Cheese Demonstration. Kt-hoolfl in other dlHtricts with tile consent tCcdar IliU'd) or tbi- Hoiml of Education, school libraries. cuiiun'ti.siitiim of tho District Clerk, of tho. Free Sandwiches. '•» 1icfoic thi: Onto nf l''e nioetlnc in in- iivi• to have tlio niiint'rt of such candidate^ pn ntcid »u tlio omcliil ballpts to bo used Chuck Steak f,y ill Vdl lnc In calculating tlie aliove-picii- iinl five ilnyn, either tbe nlins: llay or l!i.• ,1cftliin day but nut t till may lie il. lllnuli forms for t, Li purpose o obtalneil frtini the IHslr'ct t'ler'-c. or Roast ^ The nil- O " u tho;*" iPirMrred f«r the last, |irc- ("tdiiik' yciicral elect inn Eire tlioan L'liniln-.; «f tmr HIIICC the Inst K«n«Tiil fflrctlo' 1RIKI im--»»-»iiijr nil thp other i|iMilitlrittlo:M of 77-79 li.road Sired Red Bank, N. J. 2653. a W>tiH-r>> wlm r«tfHter will) tllO lliitrl.'t -Icri; HI lemt twn dnys jifiur i,t» tile uclitml i!ci> tiou. Page Twenty RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5. 1980. FOUB ARRESTS. KCMSON NEWS. Walter Mills. On the Investigating Rutgers, was also home lor a short JUS LOST THE! JOB. CHAiLEHSE ACCEPTED. committee are Charles P. Cross, atay. Detectives and Police Arrest Two at Hunting Licenses—School Klecflon- Matthew G. Baden,/Harry B. Kuriip, Miss Eunyon, daughter of Mr. and He Was n Good Whitewssher but Un- Best Place Jersey City In Holdup Case. LONG BRANCH WANTS BACES Bovvltng Team Dance. Percy D. Bennett and Frank Snyd-.-K Mrs. Henry W. Hunyon, left .Jast (itteti for Soino Things. —in-! 6eif.Se wiif County detectives and state troop- vick. who Is a Zieglar, Sr., In celebration of his BIX- . CJ^s-B. relief '~ quickest tltno nnd Is- loiwt c,. lected by the regatta committee o when Stephen was found carrying a school board aro Bertram H. Borden patient at the Long Branch hosptal, tleth birthday. Hia guests were his ptnaiT.',"',v " ; •"'• -w'ter- U voluntary nr.il Don't Hunt for Trouble. Goitre Relieved Promptly. Mil cheerfully ijlvo or writo my experlen^u the North Shrewsbury club today be loaded revolver in a shoulder holster. president, Richard Rogers vice prcs- lias shown a slight ini^, iwem?nt. children and grandchildren. "It's no time tor go huntln' fer to anyone. • It nets on blndder at epnom sent to the Long Branch course nex Thursday night detectives took dent, Harry A. Kettel secretary, Mr and Sirs. Hony Angelo are Troubled Bald Brother Williams. "Ef Mrfl. M. Oeniamin, Morristown, N. J. • altvUo on bowels, Drivoa out fureiirn FViday afternoon In time to have Charles Touriiie of Matawan to Free- James,.P. Bruce, Louis Neuhauser on a trip to Tennessee. you'll only stay otill he'll save you do Sayo, "Write to 27 Hendham Ave.. ami uepo«iu>imd lessen* oxcuaBlvo nciility Tint measurements taken before the be hold, where he was questioned. He and Jacob Zerr. John Barry, an actor on the bill raster's Recommend Not Sufficient. I will, tell ynu how 1 relieved the misery relieve! tho Irritation thnt cautet eeltinp Applicant for ppaltion—I have here railroad fare by comln' ter whar you with Sorbol-QUBtlrupIr, a colorless liniment UK lilshtn. Tho tnblotn tout 2c encli nt nil ginning of the scheduled events on was also- held. John Morris of Mrs. Mickey Walker of Lafayette at the Hunting theater at Red Bank la at." easy to apply and inexpensive,'' Get more Urusr Btoron. Keller l.uborntory. MMhnnlcn. Saturday. Oceanport was taken to Matawan by street, who is in California, gave the first part of this week, has been a letter of recommendation from my Information nt Schroeder'e Pharmacy, or uura. Ohio, or locally at Bchroeilor'e Phftr* the authorities, but was released minister. write Sorbol Company, Mechanlcsburs, mccy. The races will be sailed over birth to a daughter last week at Pas- visiting his sister, Mrs. Lou Hunting. It pays to advertise in Tho-Reglstcr. Ohio. Sold by all drugging. ^ twenty-mile triangular course when the bank .officials failed to adena. Mrs. Walker has been in Cal Work on the new municipal clock Head of firm—That's very good so Shallow Point with tile outer mark identify him as one uf tho bandits. ifornia several months. Mickey at tho foot of Fair Haven road will far as it goes, but 'we wont need near the Oceanport creek drawb Walker is at Summit training for his ho started in a few days by S. S, jour services on Sunday. Have you and the northern-most turning point .fight with Loo Lorask! at Detroit. Ho Thompson & Co. of Red Bank. any rcferencea from anybody who Tablets opposite the Riunson country club. was a visitor here last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Smoclt of knows you tho other six days of the UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Kolloves n Headache or Neuriilgln'liil Each club will be represented uy ADDRESS ON CHARACTER. A dance for the benefit of the bowl- Hance road have returned from a week? SO minutes, chcclut n Cold the first 1 two yachts and neither club shall be ing team of the Runison athletic stay at St. Petersburg, Florida. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING dny, and cheeks Mnluria in (hreo f John Wagner, Sr., who has been 'The Register's advertising columns dajs. required to name its representative METHODIST SUPERINTENDENT club will be held tomorrow night at are the merchants' Bhow windows. Day or Night lowing Soniee. • yachts In advance of the races, but Red Men's hall. kept indoors with sickness, is steadily —Advertisement. 666 also in Liquid. the match will be sailed to a cor. STOKE AT A. D1NNEK. Joseph Kinegan and Howard Lohso Improving. Mrs. Walko and son Ken- Phono Kumson 491. WIMUAM A. HJ5YEJI, Tropr. elusion between the yachts sailing ar; spending a few days with friends neth have returned to their home at the first race of the scries and no Thlrly-Three Directors Klected at at Grantwood. Mevcland, Ohio, after a visit with substitution of any one yacht for an Annual Meeting of Young Men's Mr. ahti Mrs. Harold Peters enter- Mrs. 'Walko's parents, Mr. and Mra. other will be permitted after the Christian Association at Bapt:»t tained a number of friends at a John Wagner. preparatory signal of the flrat race Church Thursday Night, bridge and pinochle party last Thurs- has been given. Rev. Furman A. DeMarls of Red day night. Those present were Mr. HAZI.ET NEWS. The time limit set for the race Is Bank, New Brunswick district super- and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and one hour and fifteen minutes. The intendent of the Methodist church, Mrs. Lewis . Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Kcccptlon at Conldln'o Restaurant races will be sailed over the course spolte on "Investment in Character" Frank Pflefrenberger, Mrs. John for Aero-Marine Expert. and under the sailing rules and regu- Thursday night at the annual meet- Murphy, Mrs. Helen Dykeman, Mls3 Mary Murphy and Miss Irene Porter. On Thursday evening a reception lations as set forth by the regatta ing of •the. Red Bank Young Men's was given to Mr. Boland of the Aero- committee of the defending club. The Christian association at the Red ] Recorder Jere J. Carew of Allen marlrfo corporation at Conklin's res- match will consist of not more than Bank Baptist church. VV. Strothcr street, who has been confined to his taurant on the state highway to cele- three races and will be awarded to home with sickness, Is expected to be Jones1 , vice president of the associa- brate the acceptance of his motor by the club whose representative yacht tion , was toastmastcr. Reports wore able to leave the house this week. the government. Thirty-five guesta or yachts win a majority of such made by John 11. Mount, treasurer, Policeman William Zerr will attend >.nd co-workers assembled In his races. and Hlchard T. Smith, general sec- the police school at Trenton this honor. The table was beautifully The pennant was lost by the Red retary. , A roast pork dinner was month. decorated in red and whito and after Bank club to the Long Branch club served by women of the church. About 150 persons attended a pan- a bounteous dinner >the toastmastcr, ten years ago this week. Previous to Rev. Edward W. Miller of tho Bap- cake and sausage supper held Thurs- Sullivan, called on Mr. Uppercu. losing the pennant the Red Bank tist church gave the invocation. day night by the Presbyterian ladies' Mr. Boland, Mr. Bannclll, Mr. Fish- cjub held the pennant nearly twenty Mr. Smith in his part of last year'a aid society^.. The' Pill3bury Dour corn- er and Mr. Rotheman. After the years. work said M2 men and boys had I pony provided The flour for "the "pan"- speeches a social hour was enjoyed. enrolled in activities of tho organiza- cakes free and a representative of Carl Glasa was in charge of arrange- VICTORY FOB BED BANK GIRLS tion. Mr. Mount said the asgocia- the company made the -cakes. The ments. lon'a budget of expenditures for Maxwell House coffee firm furnished lr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bahren- High, School Baskotcers Defeat September 1st, 1929, to August 31st, the coffee free. Mrs. Arthur A. Mc- burg entertained tho card club at Perth Amboy liy 29 to 20 Score. 1930, is $9,000, of-which $6,000 is to Kay was chairman of the committee ounts o be raised by contributions. John heir home at Keyport on Wednes- The girls' basketball team of the in charge of the supper and her as- day evening. First prizes In 500 were B. Allen, president of the association, sistants were Mrs. John G. Follcr, awarded to Mrs. J. Grover Curtis and Red Bank high school trounced a alps submitted a report. Miss Mar- Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. VanAllen girls' team from the Perth Amboy garet Thompson, leader of the girls' Joseph E. L. Jackson, and the conso- high school, 29 to 20 yesterday af- Koule, Mr3. Ranford, Mrs. Edgar A. lation prizes went to Mrs. Angelo M ternoon on the Red Bank high school Hi-Y group, was introduced. Philip j Seaman, Mrs. George Ivlns, Mrs. La- Webster and J. Grover, Curtis. De- Not only mean special reduced prices at court. Miss Delia Barr of Asbury C. Staib and David S. Rash, presl | fen, Mrs. Stephen Stevens, Mrs. Sarah licious refreshments were served foj-; [lent and general secretary rospec- • Bruce and Mrs. George Melllsh. lowing the games. Those present Park was referee. ively of the Haclconsaclc Young J Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Longstreet The hox score •was: wero Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Young. this time, but gives you a selection of len'si Christian association, who | have moved into DeWitt Scott's Mr. and Mrs. J. Grover Curtis, Mr. BED BANK. were scheduled to address the meet- G F PTS. house on Allen street. and Mrs. William U. Ackersuii, Mr. Sehfldt, rf is 8 ,117 ing on their accomplishments at Charles Dixon, who is a surgical and Mrs. John T. Ackerson, Mr. and Quality Furniture assembled for the Hotl. If. '. r, 0 10 Haclccnsack, wero unable to be prcs- patient at the Long Branch hospital, Mrs. Angelo M. Webster, Mr. and Casle. jc 0 0 0 nt due to the snow storm." will undergo another operation. Mis. Ernest E. Peseux, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, BC 0 0 o Twenty-three directors were nom- Mrs, Elmer Pearsall's Sunday* Joseph R. L. Jackson, Mrs. Cottrell. beauty of its woods, for its fine designs HnckstatT. rs 0 0 0 Inated and elected. The directors school class of the Presbyterian s Maude Ackerson, Mlsa Eliza- ' Deltz, Is 0 0 0 and their respective terms are John church will hold'a Valentine sociable beth V. Young, Mrs. Augustus ' Tilton, jc. 0 0 0 ;. Allen, Jesse N. Beers, R. R. Eck- j Friday night, February 14th, at thu Schaeffor and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence . Layton, rf...... »..'. 10 2 and workmanship, its values and its Ert, le 0 0 o ert, Hubert M. Farrow, Edwin C. parish house. The proceeds will be E Bahrenburg. Mr. and Mrs. An- Roseberry, rjr...... 0 0 0 Gilland, Frank GofT, Thomas M. Gop- used to buy flowers for tho church. gelo M. Webster will entertain the Partrick, BC. 0 0 0 siil and Samuel W. Hausman, three Mrs. Minnie Polhcmus of New club on Thursday evening of "this good taste... plus important savings, years; W. Strother Jones, Loon II. York has rented the apartment in week. , ] Total 14 1 20 Kelley, Thomas Lewis, G. Howard the Hallanan building on the corner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stryker of Key- PERTH AMBOY. ilppincott, Eugene M. Magee,- Wll- | of River road and Lafayette street. port left on Sunday by automobile all the way from 10% to 33.1-3$ off their G ,iam A. Miller, John H. Mount and The Junior Christian Endeavor so- for a two weeks' trip to Florida. Purri, rf 8 bhn L. Montgomery, two years; and ciety will hold a sociable Friday Lelcktman.. ]f, 1 H. C. Mecklem, Robert E. L. More- night of this week from seven to nine Walter Ackerson, son of Mr. and . regular prices. Jacobs, jc. ... 0 field, Theodore D. Parsons, John J. Mrs. William M. Ackerson, has re- Pemberton. sc. 0 o'clock'at the parish house. turned home from tho Jjong Branch Norman, rg...... 0 lulnn, Paul de la Reussille, Richard Policeman Charles Blacssius has hospital, where he underwent an op- Soporowultl, Ic. A. Strong and Dr. Herbert E. WIN resumed his duties after having been ciatlon for appendicitis. Gold, sc Hams, ono year. The nominating I laid up a week with stomach trouble. Stanton. Jg. . . A play entitled "The Raff Carpet committee consists of Eugene M. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andre, Sr., havn Bee" will be held at St. John's church Skakarltz, if. . VlageP. Thomas M. Gopsill and G. been spending a week with frlend3 Eloward Lippineott. tomorrow night. Total at Jersey City. Mrs. George B. Warren will enter- Mrs. Fred Cunklin was chairman Mrs. Harold Peters has bought a tain the ladies' auxiliary of Hazlet I if tho committee of women who new Ford truck for use in her laun- fire company at her home on tho! TWO BASKJSTBAU, GAMES. served the dinner and her assistants dry business. Jordan Drownes has Holmdel turnplka on Thursday after-1 A'ere Mrs. Grnce SchoncU, Mrs. Co- talccsn a job as driver of the truck. noon of next week. The auxiliary i River Street School Teams Flay :ll Lediard, Mrs. Charles Humric- Thomas Porter has bought a new Senior Hlgli School Teams. will hold a cafeteria supper in the houss?, Mrs Augustus Layton, Mrs. Ford coupe. fuehouse on Wednesday, February The basketball team of (he River Harry B. Clayton, Mrs. Charles Tel- Paul'HIntelmann, Jr., who attends 26th. ler, Mrs. Albeit M. VnnNostrand, Seton Hall Preparatory college, was street school of Red Bank played Mrs. Harry Butch'or. Mrs,-. Frederick against a team of senior high school home over the week-end. LITTLE SILVER NEWS. pupils last week. The senior high C. IJoebner, Mrs. Frnnk J. Huhn, Oceanic fire company will hold ita Mrs. Charles Hummcll and Miss regular meeting tonight. The Rum- school players were on the River Josephine McQueen. Sixty Tiears Old—Church Suppers- street school basketball team last son firemen's auxiliary will meet to- Scarlet Fever—Homo From Florida. year. ,Tiie players on the River night and the Rumson fire company atrett school team were Lorenzo Ferrine—Murshall. will meet tomorrow night. (The Red Bank Resistor can bo bduehc Many at Less Than Wholesale Prices. Dotts. Joseph Gentile, John Frost, The greenhouses on Frank Mc- in Llttla Silver nt the Union News Stand Miss Ivia Marie Prrrine, a former 1Manon 3 at the depot and at Georso Quackenbush'd Julius Wlseroun, Dominlck A. Figaro rcsident of KM Bank, became thc ' 1'i'opci-ty arc being torn Scncriil store.) While classed as "Slightly Imperfect," they are ancl William White. On the winning brid. ^e of Furbc_ r I_ . Marshal__ ^ .l. o._f Chi—.„_ - downflnurti. team were Anthony Vaccarella, Jo- cago Saturday afternoon at the Lit- Albert Nlederer underwent an op- Virginia Truex is sick with scarlet exceptional buys and a wonderful opportunity for seph Boluci, Domlnick Figaro, Rug- j tle Church Around the Corner at for sinus trouble last week. fever. Lawrence Sicbert. Jr., who ( u ^ ^ ^ uu..^ t.,^ Corner at has been sick with scaiiet fever, Is the home in need of new Rugs; nationally known The on the road to recovery. All the sefWigdonvitzl Jordan,.' AngoJo Ge]so"and Leon j Netor wo York'f Capt. .The"brid and Mrse i. s thCharlee daugh-is J. A .operatio Fisher no fwa Asburs performey Parkd. by Dr. for their beautiful designs, colorings and durability. Miss Mary Naughton and children of the public school were Tho girls' basketball team o? t!io; Porrine of North Lon^ Branch. Mi 33 examined Monday by Dr. Irving Hiver street school plnyed a di?nvn ! The bride was attired in a brown | Catherine Strohmenger of Rumson Lovctt for symptons of scarlet fever. game willi a toam of senior liUh traveling suit. Shu carried n and Miss Catherine Callahan of At- Wool Wiltons Worsted Wiltons school girls, who played on tip, T:iv-' ins. Mrs. Jean Zeiner of Flushing, lontic Highlands are on an automo- Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Herbert er street school team last year. Th-?; Long Island, was matron of honor bile trip to Florida. have returned from a trip to Miami, $95.00 Grade $129.50 Grade players: DM tho River Ptivo* team ' ami she was niso dressed in a brown The American Stores company will Florida. Mr. Herbert said he saw ears from almost every state in the wero Harriet Mann. Josephin? Inn- '. suit. D. II. Burham of Ciiicago was move from the building on the cor- nacelH, Phllemone Mazfu. 1'ufh best man. ner of Rumson road and Parmly country at Miami. He rode on a Arms. Maud Dri.scoU, Mary Pel After the ceremony 250 guests at- ' street to Mrs. John Arclla's store on trolley car to the beach and It was tiu: corner of River road and Black hia first trolley ride in a long time. 8.3x10.6 9x12 fjulrticp, Lablnia Zucco rind Zoo Inr- i tended a reception at the ljarcUiy ( It reminded him of the days when ley. Oh \\\a senior htyrh -^rlmoJ loa-ii hotel. Music wns provided by nn 1 Point road. 8.3x10.6 9x12 were Harriet Jack.son, Ann-t Wip- orchestra which played for tho bride | Policeman Edmund Desmond is trolley cars ran between Rod Bank Sturdy Woo] Wiltons nou a and Lorjfr Branch. donvitz. TKIIIJSR Mandolin. ttiU ilieth '•• when she was singing in Paris/The j ' member of the motorcycle with deep pile and Cagle, Edna Joidan and Ros din- couple will spend the rest ot tlio j scjuacl. Robert Dorrcll, who attends Wash- A very fine quality rug st ington and Jefferson college in Penn- closeness of weave, onico. An extra period wa.s p'a/eil ( winder at Palm Beach. Mr. Mnr- j - Mary's guild of St. George's made of selected Wor- without chnnRing tho shall is president of the Marshall church will meet tonight at; Ralph Kj'lvania, has been home on a short found only in rugs lownesa of the score was du brake lining' firm of Chicago. hall. vacation. Avcry Giles, at student at sted yarns, insuring close guarding. Tho pnront-teacher association will priced -around $100.00. long wear and beauty. meet next Tuesday night af tho high Leonardo News. SEJUICS OF LECTURES. school building. Founder's day will EGAN'S (The Roil B.inlt Register can bo bought bo observed with a candle lightingg g To be Given Under Direction of Col- in Leonardo nt the store of Krcd Meyers.) ceremony. The ninth annual card Auto Vans and Express j DOMESTIC ORIENTALS k*go Women's Club. Mr?. Edith Phllipiil is spending pnriy will be held Thursdayy nightg,. Now tliat moving thno la near I urn • prepared to do your noxt moving of furni- | several days with her sister nt New February 13th, at the high school, 1 $150.00 AND $195.00 GRADES. Three lecturer, on "World Fellow- for the benefit of the milk fund. ture, piano, * or barjuflga to a)] pnrt.i ot ; Fhlp" and the "Problems of Peace" York. city or country, In tho Inrucit padded vnnw M'^ii Emma Loonaia is out, after in Keil Bnnlc. IVfore you Jinvo your next will be given at the Hotel Monterey ; moving doiio, write, send or call (or tlio at Asbury Pnrk thi.s month under the j having been confined to tlio house FAIR HAVEN HEWS. only reliable furniture movers in town, and 8.3x10.6 9x12 direction of (lie College Women's i several days with injuries cauiicd by Bet my prices on your next job. All kind* a fall. of heavy or tight trucking done nt short club of Moninoutli county and in co- Committees Appointed liy Flro Com- notice, rporation witli th(- Kutgcrn unlvor- i, Key. C. D. Evans of Plymouth, pany Monday Nlffht Call or address J Made of Oriental yarns, dyed with the finest colors and washed the same as fine lilty extension division. The first :I ''niisy]vnnlii. exchanged pulj.it* (Tlic Hcl Bank ReeMcr can be bourht I ,, ^ • * ' E G A N lecture will bepiven next Tuesday by: SllnJ:1>' wllh Rcv- 'I'"0'"'™ M- jn loir Haven in tlio Btoro of Harry Kurtii I " "ALL STJIKET, RKD BANK Orientals to give them that silky shimmering sheen—these thick, deep pile, luxurious Professor Irving Stoduard Kuli of i'l'ioinns--. id nt tho Gold Cellars.) Rcaldjnce Phone 38-W whra Non Rugs represent the newest and finest in Rug values. the history department nt Ilutgcra. I<«>nnrd Is, spending " Tiio firo company niet Monday omco rhon, azis-j who will apeak on "America's For- week will) friends at Chatham. 10 WHARF AVKNUE 1 The Leonardo pewing club met IniH ' ii;;ht anil committees were appolnt- eign Policy ' nntl the Problems of MI for the coming year. On tlio BIDS WANTED. Peace," On February 18th Dr. Dan- week nt tlio home of Misj Lillian |( Christinas troo conimitteo are Harry DM, ,,,11 I,, received by th. Tomnhlp iel A. Prescott qt the department of Laiocn. vommutea or Ihit Iownsni|*-of fiiin and Interim Fell o)i Icj SlilciHillt. l"ck In the afternoon, si the Coinmilleo 1 i Charles p. Cross, Frnnk Snydcr, lloomi George, 11. Holme:* of ^uulh stri'it, MuldlriLwii, ucw J6r3ev for tionnl FfUov^Uii) ' ,nnd on February I Clarence Little, Raymond Davteoii, thr IIIH worli: &th Harry U. Gldeunuu ut who l:j employed at Mandel's fitort-. I Arthur Davison, Vcrnon Little, Lc- 1-or ro-nirfneliiB tl,. followliut ronds tho Hie Hutj;tTti department of econotn- formerly Ynnko'n, slipped and fell on roy King, Jacob Grim, Thomas — mo ti l,a (lm,D „( |, cinicrti Show Rooms: Freehold, irK will Ftv-nlc on "International Ktu- nn icy Hldewalk last week. A:i n r.nt plugBini;. Luck zier and George Ciitchln. The mem- r mund DcMonselKlo of Relnmr,,^Vlrn. iu wllh tlio liieicluinl who ndvi'i-ll:ie:i, bers of tlie entertainment nnd ie- rrirjlrctl tiy stiitule. «ny "nil FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR FOR KARAGHEUSIAN RUGS J^nroco M. Franco of Spring Lalte not because lie iidvcrflsnii, but, lie- '* re5c""' '" " rmiiio hn iccfpn on iidverti;nm'iittei> am .Innies (l,e itlrcelf.m r,f tlio aind Mra. ICrncHt Linbtim of 1JOI\;X i'ltra!v.-i>-k. 'nininan Kminons. Gi-iinif,' •n-li!p Ci. (mil (he It™.I Ku Branch. Mrs. Potrr O'Connor of (lollnitely—which mcium sme.tvi :i. liw; MADE AT THE FREEHOLD RUG MILLS. Tli Jlcgi»lcr'» Jidvi'itihiii); <:olll!mis Minton, HUMS, 11 lirmilicluoli. l'.,iy-J Is president of tho club. get results.—Advci tliiemoiit. inond Uaviaoi), Gcorgo UicUlca and I JIED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5,1930. Pago Tv.'entv-Ott«* BIG CATCH OFFISH. ICEBOAT SEASON STARTS. TIED FOR LEAGUE LEAD. PRIZE WINNING DOG. IIKU DANK G1ULS WIN.. ami. SCOUTS <;o ON lied Bank Y'KCatloitlstj Have Good DEFEATED BY LAKEWQOD RED BAKJWI1MERS. Hound, Owned by Edward Hurd n , High School Uasketuallerss Defeated Mcinborii uf Llncroft 'I'nie.p "itm) tt et Miami. ' "Won at a New York show. Freehold Friday Afternoon. SKVERAL EACES .HELD THE RED BANK AND OC^ANrOBT KED BANK'S VAKS1TY BASKET- SCHOOL BOVS MK10T DAK1UM;- Skat'jig 1'nrty MuturiLiy Aflrtuotin. The following article appeared In Vernori Somerset Wiseman, a The girls' basketball team of the ; FAST WEEK. TO HAVE MAY.OFF TONIGHT. EEKS I,OSE FIUUAY NIGHT. Sovr-n monrtii-rii of tlio Llnrrult tha Miami Dally News ot Saturday, beagle hound owned by Edward A. Red Bank high school defeated the.' KH HIGH MONDAY. f;irl scout troop, imdor tlm Ictuici' First Official ' Itsee Held ., I,:;»t January 2Stb; "Sevonty-flv* klpgflsh Hurd of Riverside drive in Hlddle- Freehold high school girls' team at ahl|i of Mktr, [tutll Tlcclmi'St lit and one twelve-pound snapper, the Ba town township, was judged the beet Tilt) Bed Bunk Second Team Won Freehold Friday afternoon by the 7'lic Href H;iM?c TllHUttU'll Dr'fcatird Wednesday and Went to the Breeze r Trimmed Ortanport Wednesday Its Game and Nary Starred at For- Hhrcw.-tliiiiy, ucDutiuaiilrr uf troop t —Cup» Won by Plrata and l^anlon largest catch brought In to pier 5 on thlrteen-inch beagle hound at the score of 23 to 15. The game, wad Ahlmry I'ark, :i:i In ?.'.\, in Tlinir Onlyuf Hi:d IJank, went fin a hlho IHEIK Friday, loaded down the stern of the Night by Score of 40 to 33—Leon- Riding club hound show last week at ward With Fifteen I'olnts—About fast with Red Bank leading from Mti'l. So f'nr This Vcnr—Sclicdllle —Mayor an^rollce CfyM Sail Boat ardo Emily Defeated Eumson. 200 Sow tlio Matches. week alinij; tins Sru'owubury Hvci Ht Grade Belle, with Captain C, K. Durland's riding academy at New early in the iinst quarter. Mildred uf Cominj; Cnnlcsts. Ilin i ear (if .Ico.^o KeliolH'lil'H farm The pant week has boon ono of Bhull at the helm, The anglers were York. The show was held under the The Red Bank basketball team Tho lied Bank high school boys' Scheldt of Heel Bank waa high nearer The l:< d' Hani! hk;li MCIIUIII iiwlm-I The. girlii IJUIII II .....li <> " wi'ol;.-". a..'" I'^il'. .'!!! Urodcrjan and i was won by John S. Appltsgate'a fought game ana forced the Red SEVKHAX. FAST MATCHES ON a foul shot |n the varsity game and J''l ni'.-t J I ;i i t ii s n i) ->wnm wifil thr.Aii- Breeze In a fluliy northwest wjnd. Bank squad to play to tho full ex- Lnyton. If. . ..; y. o ' '-3 liid. OrirKr> Cari-v ia mnnagcr ol Say When, Support and Gllllg'a Pirate quintet, which went through the en- tho League Leading Baptists, 18 to r'UKEIIOI.D. Durant Five, Port Monmouth and high scorer of the match. He was thi! lied Bank team. The fil^hilt aniHtti! [jig* tspftsfr. u/ider II," Thomas Irving Brown'a Phan- tire gamo without a substitution. 17—Jewish Boys and St James's r; !•' PTS. tlm ou:>|iic(;a of Ileiuy ft Muhliin- .Jcrosy Central Winners Over The Squ&d Also Win. forced to leave the. game In tlic last Thr incnirjcrn of Ilii: Ked Kanli tom, finishing In the order named. This was unusual as the game was quarter on fouls. Morcflcld of Red Dreyer, rf ^ •> !'' btlnk, jiioprlctor or the Hotel Kot- Henry Applegate'e Whim and Ira Register, Quadrangle Club and er.traordlnai-ily fast, The Anal score I.nmbertson, If I) It n mn ami the poinl:j Ihi-y Imvr iicurri] wood or Iirunchport, will-ho hfilil at Broad Street Bank. Baiketball teams representing the Bank left the game for the same 1 Crousc'a Tyro* also started, but were was 40 tq 33. Congregation B'nai Israel and St. reason. Nary with fifteen points was ThlolUr, jc I) ll "it. lCwins 5, Alfred Picone 2, Born- br' a proKi-nm o! rminlc unit daneiriK. ing early and held the lead the en- came out en top Monday night in tho match, which was the faster of the Carey, ip )...... , 0 (< <> day. The morninir vacn was won bylight company -emerged victorious tire route. Team work was an out- Young Men's Christian . association two games, Both aggregations dis- id Hiuwitx 1, Leonard Cornplon 1 Mr. Muhlcnbilalc in une-of tho jirin- last Wednesday night In tho open- Silvers, If 0 " • " anil I'lrneKt. J^artinaa IS. Mciiiljfir.i elpnl jiruinotor.s of local trotting tho Elisabeth n.\ with tho Pirate and, standing part of Red Bank's offense church leaguo games at the River played good team work. Alfred Brown, EC 0 Q 0 cn Pet second anfllhlid respectively. Ing games of the Red Bank Young and all tho players had a hand in street school. The moot spectacular Newshafor of Rutgers nnd John of this yoar'r, squ.'ul who iiwani un events nnd his annual pig roasjt K ~ Men's Christian association's city Total Ii r. 15 last Vf.ir'n ttiain ;uul the number ol' erally ijrinj^H to^othpr many of thn The Breoie, Say Whim, Phantom and the scoring. Turnock invariably got contest of tho .night was tho match Flllsbury of Atlantic Highlands -were ! Whlm.also Btartod, but were with- basketball league. Their victims the tap at center, an adrantage between tho Methodist and Baptist referees. «»-«-«>——— puiiil : ihey ficoieil tlui in:,' til'* fieaisnu liur:jr owners utn.l drivers of Mon- NEW WHITNEY TRA1NKR aic l-^lv.-in Iliotlci>un 7'i Marry (la^e nioutli, Ocean anil Middlesex counties drawn duo to accidents to tho boats, were The Register, tho Quadrangle wltlch played a big part in Red churches, which was won by the The box scores wcrr: the most serious of which was the club and the Broad street bank re- Bank's victory. The Rod Bank and Methodist team by ths count of 18 to 70, iJfi-tjtrt- Kwiiii,' 10, Bernard IIui- fni- an evening of general sociabil- carrying away of tho most of the LAKEWOOD. Thonuts J. Healey and His Son Were witz Id. Eriiosl Ilartman I. ity. pectlvefy. Tho games last weak Oceanport teams are tied for first 17. This game waa nip and tuck r. F PTS. Breeze soon after tho start of the served to limber up the muscles of from the time It was called until the. at Llncroft Saturday. Thr ti.'.-im'K schedule for the. rc- place in the league and a play-off Schrpcder, rf 2 1 5 U nava to odvort Isn In Tho Uesloler, race, whon she wan In the leading many of the league players, who arewill be held at the Red Bank high end. The Baptists were leading by Sollcman, If. . 1 0 2 Thomas J. Healey, new race horse in.'iiiHlni- of" llui .sea.;on i.i: position. The afternoon race was 1 wage earners with limited time for school gymnasium tonight. Tonight's one point several seconds before the Applfffate. c J O 2 trainer for Harry Payne Whitney, l-'rlinii ,!-.- I!III--A?II.IIJ. I'm* nt Di.it NOTICE. ' ' " won by the Say When with tho Pi- participation In athletic games. game promise) to bo one of tho hard- end, but they wore nosed out when HaddRd, rir 4 0 8 has assumed his duties with the plni-e. Nrilirn it licrcliy yivcn tliat Ih» unilpr- rate II, Elisabeth It., and Pet fin- Tho Durant five and Tho Register est fought matches of the season. Brown, a Methodist guard, scored a Rchultzbnnli, IK 1 o 2 Whitney stable and he and his son )II:TII .'ith —ItutiiiT". prr-p., a!, Mi'w • iEiicd <:uiriniiR.-iolior^ Iipjiointfil hy ttir ishing second, third and fourth re- Blackmail, rf 0 0 0 Tmvmlilii Cuniinillcc ol 111-' Township "C opened the night's card and their goal two seconds before the Una! spent Saturday at Mr. Whitney's MiddlcliMvn uii(U;r Ihf Onlilunac« providing spectively. There were only four Leonardo trounced Rumson last Mar.'li 1".tii— I'lniiiliclil nl: Hint, p!; 1 game wan featured with action. The week in a one-sided gamo by a score whistle. A preliminary gamo. be- Total 0 1 19 farm at Llncroft. Mr. Healey re- Ur: I.ho laying ot si first game a former high school star. Incidental- Pillion, c 1 2 1 to the people of Monmooth County that we noalnjc out tho Phantom by twclvp tonight at the "River stroot school, Affronti, rK ...... ;... 0 1 1 OCEANPORT ly Monday night's victory was the seconds. Other boats to finish won the Jersey Central boys will play first any of St, James' school ath- BiHhop. IK o o o have added a New Department to Our Business .' Conovor and Burd'a Pick Up, Elisa- the' Durant flvo In the second con- letic teams scored since school Hath, If 0 0 0 beth R., Say When, .Whim, Daisy, test and the final match will bo be- opened last fall. —one that has been in Great Demand at Red FiratoII, and Pet. Commodoro Gerald tween the Broad street bank and Roberts, If. . The Jewish boys easily trimmed C. Holbrook'a T. N. T. and tho Tyro Fort Monmouth. Bloth, c. . .. the Reformed church In one of the Bank for a long time—that of making started, but did not finish. After the DURANT' Cooley, re. . T.cirknrri. 1c. night's, fastest games. Moat of the LEGION CORPS BROADCASTS. . raco a protest was entered ,to the P PT3. Jewish players'ware sntall and un- regatta committee on tho belief that DemidimlU. rf 0 10 usually speedy. Tho Jewish girls had Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps on the the Breeze carried more than the Davi.on. 1( ... 1 S no trouble .in bowling over their op- Air Monday Nights. limit of 350 square feet of sail area. Purely, c 2 S i LEONARDO Chnjey. rsr . . . 1 1 V PIS. position, Gertrude Levlnsky,' a for- The Red Bank American legion Official measurements were taken, 1 tho protest was substantiated and Paasch; !c 0 0 Kriocbcl. if 7 0 H ward on the Jewish team, was high fife, drum and bugle corps broadcaa the Breeze was disqualified, giving Edwards, 1( X 0 IS scorer with eleven points. a program Monday night over WJBI. Conovcr, c .,, 1-i 0 S8 The box scores of the games are: tho raco to the Phantom. By wln- 1 0 2 The corps expects to continue their You'll always be able to get a fine assortment of Home- REGISTER Grodeskfl, rir. nig this raco tho Phantoni also won KomelsJd, Is*. 0 0 0 CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL. broadcasting work on Monday nights F VT3. J for/several weeks. They come on the made Candies of THE BETTER KIND at this store. Made fresh tho cup donated three years ago by 0 4 ' . " G F PTS. President Thomas living Brown, Kail, rf 0. I.evrnsliy, rf r. 1 11 air* at a quarter to seven o'clock and which had to bo won twice by the II. Lirtaud, If RUMSON A. WiBdorowiti, If 0 1 1 their program lasts half an hour. daily of the best ingredients. I.cnch, c P TTS. SI. Kelsman, c 0 0 0 same boat beforo the owner sot per Applecatc, c, rtt Harry H. Reynolds la captain of E. LeJdy, tt. O 0 h. Grand, c 0 0 0 Hoiran. vl manent possession of the trophy. | Cnlanarillo, r^. 0 0 H. Holler, c 0 0 0 the corps, John Bngelltcn is lieuten- Tho boats were called together Kelly. !;: MXrtln. c. . . . 0 2 D, Grand, re , .. 0 0 o. ant, Irving HarrlBon ia flrat sergeant. Wcbslcr, lie Crispell. \i.'". 1 r> M. Zasor, If. ..; 0 0 0 Thomas Brockhurst is quartormaster again Monday afternoon and In a o id stiff northwest breeze and over soft 5 1 11 W. Ledily, If. sergeant, Howard Baden la drum Sainmon, c. , . (I 0 Total 5 2 12 major, George Krahnert is drum ser- Ice and with water moro than an KORT MONMOUTH Nordl, IE. . . . o 0 inch and a half deep the Pirate ( 1' TTS METHODIST. geant and Harry Wolcott and David 1 1 G P PTS. Lalng are sergeant buglers. The romped homo an • easy victor and bySiills, rf 0 ,1. Curctiln, rf 1 2 4 Ki-onbcrff, it , 0 » other buglers aro Thomas Harvey, winning this race became the winner STANDING OF TEAMS 0. I'orrar, If 0 0 0 Cnllahan, If . Frank Ingrassia, Harold Lartaud, alao of Vice Commodore Augustus M. Team W. M. I.omfiB, c...... 0 0 0 Mlnton's cup, which, llko tho Presi- Kner, *J .. John Saville and Jolm'Dwycr. Drum- Dvvyer, rg .. Oceanport ... J. Frost, c 0 0 o Incra who have not already been ' ICE CREAM PARLOR . dent's cup, had to bo won Iwlce by Tnmoli, I'tr . Hod 'Hank I::::*::::::::::::: It. Taylor.' NT • 0 0 0 mentioned are David , Fullerton, tho same boat. Wilhlus.iff . Leonardo N. Elliott, lc 0 0 0 Kcansbui'i;; 2 Charlea O'Burn, .Clarence Williams, An amusing Incident ot the week's KaulTmann, J Dennis Meade, William Fowler and Front St., Foot of Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. racing was the new crew designated KumBon X Total 1 t i SeabrisM .". O CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL. Eugene Soyer. Others who play fifes Telephone 1269 by Assessor Gcorgo W. Bray to his G I' PTS. are John Coan, Harry Lake, Noelln Established 1879. yacht Daisy. Tho crew consisted of QUADRANGLE CLUB M. WisdorowlU, rf G 4 14 V PTS. ST. JAMES'S GIRLS LOSE. Dean and N. J. Olaen. Chief of Police Hurry H. Clayton at t.. Windoronlti, rf 0 0.0 0 0 the tiller nml Mayor William H. U. VanTorn, rf . S. Druy, If. .' 0 0 0 I) 2 Whlto nt the sheet. Both ofllcials Juilm, rf ... They Wore Defeated ot Basketball Ii, GoWtarb,' If 0 0 0 Cltary, If. c 1 3 Friday by South Amboy. GIRLS WANTED arc hardened Ice yachtsman and they 0 0 M. Becker. If 0 0 0 DcnnlH, If ,. A. Molttrlch, c 2 1 5 made a good showing with the boat J. Parker, c 0 0 The girls basketball team of St. to fill poeitiont in our beauty shopi. with which they were not familiar. K f 3. Libovtky. re. S 2 13 Kblc. ric . .. Mary's high school of South Amboy 1. Hoffman, 1B 1 2 4 EARNINGS 535—575 WEEHJUY. An ardent Ico yachtsmen who 1msMorford, Is . 0 0 defeated the St. James high school Steady omployment—refined prufesaion— been present at each raco so far this girls Friday afternoon at tho River Total 13 0 35 Short training course qualifies. season Is Samuel S. Saguc3, 79 years street school gymnasium by the REFORMED. JERSEY CENTRAL ANNOUNCEMENT! of age, a charter member of Hie count of 30 to 10. The South Amboy G F PTS. Free: $40 Equipment. G P PTS. North Shrewsbury club. girls got off to an early start and Kyrer, rr 0 1 1 Easy payments. Day. evenbiff dames now Partino. rC they wero never headed by the Red G. Curler, If 0 0 0 forming. Call, phone» writs for Tho mild spell of yesterday M. V. AunucU, If brought tho yachting to a temporary Bank team. The Red Bankers dis- C. ^Yhll^•ll, If 0 0 0 particular!. Aycrfi, o W. Noble, c 1 0 2 standstill. Another race is scheduled H, Aiimncli, played Rood team work in the sec- for this afternoon at half-past" two ond half and scored most of tKclr F. Sniflen, rir , 3 S !> Knmo I'lx, IB ,1 C. Recvci, lc 1 1 3 for points on a trophy given by Paul It. E. Dane. IB 0 points In that session. Ravonomsl^l Addrcia .. de I.VRousalllc. Legs on this trophy IlCX, IC 0 and Grimes with fourteen and eleven points respectively were the high Total 6 . 6 16 havo been won by the Phantom and ST. JAMES'S. MARINELLO Tyro. This trophy must bo won scorers. About 109 boya and girls • a F PTS. STREET BANK 1 System of Benuty Culturo threo times to bocomo the permanent attended the game. at. James's girls I . CaUndricllo, rf 4 3 11 I! posBesslon of the winner. F PTS. were hostesses to tho visiting toarn E. Kennedy, If 0 0 0 Dcpl. 98 33 W. 46th St., N. Y. Bryant 0172 2 1 5 Hrnwer, rf , at a luncheon after the gamo at St. J. Hartnedy. IT. In 0 0 0 The,crews who have sailed during UelTr*y. If .. '.. 3 0 f. D. Calnndriello, If 1 0 : the past week are: Nctillllnff, c . 0 0 James's cafeteria. 0. Grimsc, c 1 1 3 Ttreeze—Cllnrlrs Iluril. Junior T.angler. N. Lartaud, 0 0 The St. James squad will meet a One-Day Excursions Wnrnei*, \g 0 0 G. Gill, r« 2 0 4 T'liantnm—Uiiny Clny. Oliver Hnvllnlul. team of girls from the Long Branch J. Uuckley, It 0 0 o I'kk Up—ltcul.cn White. Wnllor Noblf. oflicca of tho Jersey Central power Say When —Occur tlraml, UunUn M- nnd light company tomorrow nlglit Total 8 =0 lulrf. on the Red Bnnk high school court. WMm—Henry Applck'nle. t.c»tpr Con- I'll ESDVTER IAN. Ths box score of last week's game G I'" I Pomtny-lvanln D«lny—YVillinm K. n. Whit-. Hurry H. KNOCKQtlT SWEENEY LOST^ was: Chimbcri , r! 0 Station Clayton. SOUTH AMBOY. C. K.It, rf 0 2 Round Trip! UPTOWN NEW YORK I'lrutt If—Delfonl M. Kl.her, Curl J&coubi, If >., 0 1 F PTS. Ueshort, 1 (1 Hludvon Rail. UUD I1ANH UOXER FLATTENED Grimes f. 1 11 Terminal Cook, c, « 1 Put—Benjamin L. AUvntcr, Frank AT ASI1UKY TAKK ARMOnV. Thompson . 0 1 1 . Round Trlpi DOWNTOWN NEW YORK Brand. Ravonomski 7 0 14 Doremui 0 0 T. N. T.—Cicrnhl C. Hollirouk. Robirt CougMIn . . f) o 0 Benu, r WEDNESDAYS T. Llnton. fj Face Jor> Lucia Defeated Al nsrlmlow . . Dorcmui , Ik- 0 February 32, Tyro—Ira Crouae, lrvlnir Welli. Kiddle ot rhllndclphln In n Feature McCarlky . Jacoubi, It 0 March 12, April a The races havo been under the Bout ot Friday NlgUt'a Show— Ilurnovcks Decker Won by Knoeliout. Slmonak ,. ToUl . , , Leave Red BonU 9i05 A. M. supervision nf Vice Commodore All- Sul'.lvnu . . gustus M. Minion and the c'lub'a re- JIF.THOU1ST. Returning, Icftvo Nc« Yorli, Ponim, Knockout Sweeney of Red Bon!:, O V i'TS. Stn.. 7:30 P. M.. HlicNcin Term. 7 •."() gatta committee, consisting of John n new member of Charley Julian'* Tolnl Warner, rf .10 2 P.M.. Newark (Market SSt.l .1152 P.M. I* JIubbnrd, Frank V, Dlokman, r.,.,,111, If ooo stable, took the count Friday nigh: RHD BANK. ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT. .Tames T. Clayton. .Inmcs L. llubbard All.n, If : 1 I' It is Willyg-O.verlancf's 1930 1 nt the Asbury Park armory fifteen P PTS. and Jtobcrt Pruildow. seconds after his scheduled ten- n 2 Hose, c 1 II 2 roud bout with Johnny Brennfa of (i l llror.-n, re 4 0 S Pennsylvania Railroad Trenton Imrl been called. A hard Piii'ilifvlrn 0 n n Unlley, It 0 1 I HECiBKATlON C.I.UBJl OUTINU. Mmiry 1 o I right to the Jaw, followed by a flur- ToUl » t 18 ry of Jtrniglit lefts and rights, put SltnrWy O o n !-Iix-rountl semi-final between >)ronl(« . o MurDoml'l. it II II a , Tho recreation club of tho lied Angel Face Joe Lucia of Red Bank T eilmnn ^mllh, If < I II txpert Repairing rcducti©m on a great car Hank high school had an outing on mid Al Klddlo of Philadelphia, In tiny, c : 0 I or tho river la»l Wednesday afternoon. which Lucia won the decision, was n J ot nl Smith, rl • I 0 4 Skating races were held for the feature of the show. The fight wa» .liflnninr, \e II 0 0 WATCHES, CLOCKS a great future freshmen, sophomore and Junior oven for the first three rounds nnd DAM;*; ion DOWMNG TEAM. Totfil membera of tho eluh nnd tho win- In the final sessions tho edge was 8 1 IT and JEWELRY ners wcrn Olgn Bcbwi-nhcr, DorlB Lucln's. I'loiirdii of lttinmon Tarty to \p S(, Jimtcn's JVeiv Cheer Ixndetn. Wllman and JCBPIO Thomns respec- Molvtn Becker of lied IJaiili I'sed fur New Kqulpinvnt. Arciiracy, skill and cxjvri- tively. Tho HUPP wlnnera raced nnd UnocUeil out Trd l'flrke of A.u-bur,y Thf! tvUilr-Uc aa.ioclatlon of St. ence enable us tt) do Uic Olga Hehw'fiilicr wnn victorious. The The liinvlInK lei\m of thn Hiiiiirun Jnmcs's high school elected Unrc Park with n hard left to tho jaw II ntlilntlc club will holtl a tlnnce at Hctl most dcliciilc roiniiiiin;. Wu members who win the moid sporting few nceondn before, tho flnnl bell cheer leaders nt a meeting nt the oventn In ft*year receive inrilnlK Mcn'fl hull nt Iluninon toniorrow hiffh acliool auditorium last Wcdnn.t- i;ii;uiintcc siitisfiiction, Our aoumlrul. Tltfrr llall of Long Kranoh nlRht to buy n bowllnB ball and ahocs flnttrnctl Htcvn Lamnrr of llarrloon dny nlsht. About twenty ntleniled prices will nlonse you. nnd Jerfinyn. A fenture of tht5 dance Ilin nirrllnc which wan In charge nf in the third round of tho tilx-rountj will he entertainment by prominent To Hold a Mining Puppy Trial. opening matoli. ThB six-round bout Rev. Frank Doyle, the new super- MAURICE SCHWARTZ norformera. Anthony Gardner In vlnor of nthlotlca. The now ehrcr Silverware Repaired Tho Monmouth county Itenncl club between Mickey Chapman of Hti chairman of the dnncn committee Id making arrangements for a. spring Dank' and Kalnh Fulton of Trenton lendern am Ann Anabro, Marenrrt 128 West Front Sheet, Red Bank. Telephone 537. and he lo being anslated by tho cntlro Kennedy and Mario Plnnltz. and Replated Like New puppy trial to bo held on tho Dr. ended with Clinpman being Imookml bovvllni; team. II. ('. llimxit. I,oii|,- llriUKli. A. ,r. r.niijfunhr Coolt farm nt Tlnton Fulls. out n (?\r seconds nfter the third 'Iho trial will l«i In clinrfrn of Victor Jountl was lltll-MK, iMlKllt'.tlwrtn, N. t. 1 "i MeNeil find l>;ino JVfeynrs fttn I'nrsci are filled and linurtri iMd,i l.'nncMlcr 'and I '. J)wl;;ht. of Fojter f;lad by Ilio tlmoly tmo of Tlcfji.'.tci SEE illESF. CARS AT THE AUTO SHOW ui tied Bank. — . ~~m->-m~ - mow mr-mlii-u of Mir clnb, which now iidvcriiecmentR. "I'lilrty words lor a i 36 Broad Si., Red Bmilc. It pays to advertise In The Kcglaler, J»u » nicmberiililji, of 220. auarler.—Advei-llaiunanU l*age Twenty-Two BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 5,133U., HIVED PLAZAS GOOD VVVUJS. Nineteen Have Had Perfect Records Since- Opening of School. ' Tho pupils of the Hiver Plaza school, who have neither been absent | nor late during January, are named below. Tho boya and girls, whose names are marked by stars, have had perfect records since the opening DAYS ^ RED BANK of school last year: A WALTER UEADE THEATRE ! 1 l'irst ami „«•<.!!,! B,«,lc-»—Avtrt Conlslm. TIMELY Time roifiiiniiiiicc.-) Dail}—!:.1O, 7:01) niid 0:00 r. M. pnturdajs nnd IIulid.i)!> Continuous. Muttlu-w KnciuUa. 'I'ornrilus Maivtllui, Henry Mai™, «.lt.*rph McGrath, Alsn White. William Pchamn. «I!«ll>h II>pp». •Uertha AppIcxaKV Jeann« Matthevrs. COMMUNITY TOPICS. •Anna McGrath. I'ratteU NaUlc, Doris TODAY, THURS,, FRI.,. FEBRUARY 5th, 6th, 7th I'nrkcr. ..Mice Townwmi. Second anil third grades—Eileen Baum- crt, Christina Hurle. Vera Kondrup. Nettle New Vaude¥i!le BUI Tomorrow N'atale. Mary stavoia, Nettie Stavola, John By W. A. Sweeney"; EW thrills! He fights for . Alexander, Uiliie Fowler, John Kaetuba. Jolin Koleila, Harry Southall. Gilbert White. N lovo in this smashing throb- Alvin Wk-keislinin. Inasmuch «a the "talkie," CECILS. thriller. From the best-seller Fourth and fifth crftdca^-'Porli Con- "Sunny-Sido Up," has had Its over, 'Dorothy Dcsch. «HeryI Oo>«, Klor- run In Bed Bank I can refer to DE MIILE'S novel, "Hero Comes the Band- onoo Hwan, Thelma'Nielsen, Helen Olnai, wagon." Meet hia new girl- •Kmy Olvinc. Florenca Fetlngale, *Allco It without being under tho sus- friend. Lovely Jean Arthur, licro- Si hllehtlni;, "Lucy Slavola. 'Audrey WIHIi. picion of using thia column for Greatest Production •Violet Wolcott. Gertrude Sehradt, "Victor advertising purposes. ino of "The Greene Murder Case" Itnincs. "Daniel (lordnychlk. "Peter Kolcdo, and "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Arthur Kondrut. John OhiiiE. Charles Outstanding features of that I'nrkfr. •Herbert Schumann, 'Kenneth She Married A ' Manchu." See Paul Lukas as the Sui/Tcn. ' performance, in my judgment, dangerous rival. George Abbott wero the songs "Keep Your )Sun- directed this scc-and-hcar delight. ny Side Up" and "I'm a Dream- DINNEI*. TARTY AND SHOWED. er—Aren't Wo All," rendered by Man Condemned It Was Given for Mrs. Philip Dlnkcl- Janet Gaynor. The first hao a Also All-Talking bcrg of Atlantic Highlands. fine bit of philosophy and would -To'Die. tor make- a splendid sermon topic, Our Gang Comedy, Mrs. Earl Patterson of- Atlantic Highlands gavo a dinner party and but I am going to pass it up for Murder I "Boxing Gloves." stork shower last night for Mrs. tho, prcaent.i Philip J. Dlnkelberg of that place. Silly Symphony Sound Tho guest3 wero Mra. Arthur. Lcn, The song that impressed ma Mrs. Irving Doremus, Mrs. Morgan the most waa tho ono about tho She Was'Cheated Cartoon, Etlert, Mrs. George Willett, Mrs. dreamer. There 13 a lot of truth John Welsh, Mrs. Daniel Hendrlck- in It Most people, I think, are "Merry Dwarfs" oon, Mrs. Albert Hendrickson, Mrs. By Love And Law! Alvin Blacksmith, Mrs. Charles Ely dreamers. Everyone ought to and Miss Helen Mowry. Mrs. Dln- bo, to some extent at least February Horoscope 1 elborg was tho recipient of niany Practically everything that con- —featuring— gifts. tributes to human happiness Paramount Sound News and comfort was in the back of CONRAD NAGEL, KAY KEANSBUHG NEWS. someone's mind before It be- came a reality. This Is true of Plumbing; Ordinance Addoptcd by the telegraph, , the telephone, JOHNSON, CHARLES Board of Health. electric lights, radio, etc. Thoy (Tho Red Bank Register can be bought aro simply dreams come true. BICKFORD, JULIA FAYE in KeansburK at tho stores of £. L. Miller, N Santa Lucia, Philip Keller end Charlcj There aro two kinds of dream- Wsol.) oro—the Idle and the practical. The Season's Finest At tho meeting of the board of Tho Idle dreamer Is content with health last week the new plumbing his dreams, the practical dream- oidinanco was adopted on final read, er works to make his dreams Dramatic Hit ! ing. Many of tho Kcansburg plumb- come true. We speak of dream- el s wero present and voiced objection to tho ordinance. Tho main objec- ers as mere visionaries, without tion of the plumbers waa to tho sec- plan or purpose, but this is not tion that increases the lioense fee necessarily so. We can, to quote fiom $1 to $25. They were of the Kipling, "Dream and not make opinion that this charge was ex- dreams our master." It la re- Half Way to oibltant, but it was pointed out that corded in Holy Writ that "where t le fee of $25 would protect the local there Is no vision tho peoplo mon moro than under ths old fee and that outside plumbers would not perish." When we no longer Heaven be willing to pay the now fee, and dream, when ambition ceases, that the local men would be the wo atrophy/ JEANTRTHUIV gainers. When this waa explained, I have carried with me a good tho ordinanco passed without further GL Cfaramount Qicture objection. A plumbing inspector waa many years a. dream o.r vision not appointed. This was due to the of a larger and more beautiful belief that a master plumber would Red Bank. I have no doubt but be appointed. On -the- other hand that hundreds, perhaps, thou- Jeanie tno plumbers believe that thla should sands, share that dream with, MacPherson ;y PICTUHS not be so. In order to clear up thla me. • point information will be obtained from tho state board of health as to What are we doing to bring It SHOWS AT 2:20, 6:40, 8:43 P. M. SAT., MON, TUES., FEBRUARY 8th, 10th, 11th the qualifications for an Inspector.. about? Let's bo moro than idle The members of tho Warpua club dreamers. went to New York last Wednesday n't Forget! Feb. 11th, Tuesday Eve. to enjoy a matinee show, a dinner and a theater performance in the SAT l^TARZAN, THE TIGER" evening. An enjoyable time is re- ONLY j Thrilling Serial with FRANK MERRILL ported by tho following who went on COLD STORAGE VAULT. the trip: Mrs. Henry Schwclzer, Mrs. William Deery, Mrs. Clinton Krause, Mrs. Hera-Jr Kaufmarf Mrs. Henry A NEW Cold Storage - Aalbue, Mrs. Elsie Kaufman, Miss Vault is now in process of ., TUES., WED., FEB. 10th, 11th, 12th Gussle Wilson and Mrs. Tlllie Rob- inson. Miss Sofie Keerth of Newark, construction at our plant. a summer resident, was also In the This vault wiH be used for Ef you party. The Keansburg players' club will the storage of fur garments, _ i\o a minstrel show on Friday night. rugs, and wearing apparel. want a The players, all women, will take the —INCLUDING— parts or men. THIS vault when com- Mrs. Fred Trenery entertained the call me Jolly IDight card.-club last week. pleted will be of the most William Matthews has moved from modern construction, being Ciee!; road to his new house on John- built of. solid concrete with From the Famous Pat Rooney Family ! soil lane. ' ' William A, Gehlhaus has returned heavy steel bars every six fiom Washington, where he attended inches apart. An undrillable 6-PEOPLE-6 the Ii2aring upon the claim of a New Gary Cooper speak York newspaper that the lines of steel door nine inches thick DANCING — SINGING — COMEDY the famous line in "The Now York harbor as denned by the will form the entrance to the secretary of commerce were wrong Virginian." Hear the cow- and that the steamboat lines should vault. boys crooning their ranch be restricted to the narrows. It was DAN BUTLER & CO. MUSICAL ROWELLYS BRITT WOOD ballads. See and hear n to battle against such a ruling that WE have realized the thousand bellowing cattle Mi. Gehlhaus, accompanied by How- aid Roberts, secretary of the Keans- need for a storage vault of A REAL BROADWAY SHOW TUPKNDOUS action wiu in a spectacular round-up, burg steamboat company, acting as this.type in the town of Red vivid with sound. Tht swimming a swiftly mov- attorney, attended the hearing. greatest outdoor talking jiictui' ing river (one of the Among the steamboat lines that were Bank. The many requests ever mncie. You face and hear greatest action-sound i [-presented at the hearing wero the of our clientele for this serv- —On the Talking Screen— Owen "Winter's great CIU-S:;IL\ the scenes ever filmed.) You Mdndalay line, operating to Atlantic Highlands; Central railroad, Sandy ice has been so great that romamu everybody . KIKIW.S and see and hear the gripping Hook line, and Iron steamboat com- we have decided to* build loves. Acted by a-*-svondcr cast drama of the old West. pany, operating to Coney Island, of pt.'U'H, You LIVE tho dashing, bevcral Hudson river steamboat lines one. • swaggering lives of the as well as towing lines were repre- A GREAT inconvenience great pioneers. Like a sented. "Covered Wagon" in sound A mass of evidence was presented will be eliminated to those •—vividly real. All out- liv representatives of tho various who have heretofore sent lines. The newspaper which started doors! All-talking! His- the agitation did not present any their fur garments and rugs tory - making entertain- o\idencc at all. The board reserved out of town for storage. ment Many of the operators, which In-' THIS vault will be com- duded Bandy Hook and Kcansburg lines, had never lost a life. Mr. Geh- pleted not later than April with lhaus stated that his line had been 15th, and we urge those de- GARY COOPEPx in operation sinco 1908 and during that period no lives had been lost, sirous of having their fur •\L / ' •• WALTER HUSTON See the Giant Picture on nnd that tho city of Kcansburg had garments and rugs stored to been b'uilt for ocean travel. RICHARD AR.LEN T. C. Mulligan ot the Sandy Hook reserve space with us. the New Magnascope lino testified that the line had been MARY Br\IAN operated since 1865 and that no lives had been lost. Those who attended (I paramount (picture Screen. (ho hearing arc of the opinion thnt (lioro Is no doubt but that the pres- Our New Telephone ent rules will stand. James Cleffl has accepted a position Red Bank 2800 -.vith tho Now Point Comfort beach company. A card party for the benefit of the baby clinic will bo held at tho home WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES. of Mra. Charles Morrlsey on Carr .ivcinio on February nth, Mrs. Annie Furby is recovering This beautiful Silver Radio, from a severe cold. Miss Kctty Crousc ia recovering a product of Silver Marshall from sickness. W. .1, Daloy in giving his bungalows To the Lucky Carlton Patron—through the Courtesy on Highland avenue a general over- He Was Woman Ignorant... hnullng. of Bennett Radio Shop of Atlantic Highlands. Win- John McGrro nnd family have She Was Man-Wisef. movrd to Bayonno, WHERE RUGS AND' Mr. and Mrs. John Sclansky have An alluring city miss, wise to every trick ner must be present to win, also a resident of Mon- moved from Hobokcn to their home HOUSEHOLD GOODS on Collln3 street. of humanity, meets an unsophisticated mouth County. Drawing Tuesday Evening, February Peter Wood of Granvlllt. Park ARE BEAUTIFIED. lad from the great open spaces—and sppnl a few dny.n lust week nt New 11th—THIS TUESDAY EVENING. , York. learns something new about love ! Doinlnick Fucc:l,;thc Carr nvemm Iwrbor, is a mirirlrnl patient In tho MAIN OFFICE & Presbytorlnn hospital at New York Mrs. A, rtollly hnn returned from PLANT: Starts EDDIE DOWLING llm Mntnwnn hospital. John Holnbink:; ,>f Newark anon' 70-76 White Street, THURS., Urn OTOIi-cnd ,,t tho hum,. ',,f Ml and Mrs. William A. (ichllmua. Red Bank, New Jersey FEB. 13th