All His Hewn of WE DO BED SANK iiKd Surroundlne Towns ¥? k r-- Told Fearlessly nnd Without Bins. JQUR PART leauci WctiUy. £..UtLd tJ C~coi d-Clmj Clutter hi ihe foal- Subscription Price! Ore ¥ear SI.50 VOLUME LVI, NO. 26. o/lico at 1UJ B-iil', N. J., under tLo Act o( MtsuU Ut 11*70. RED BANK, N. Jl, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1933. SU Months 81-00. Single Copy 4c, PAGES 1 TO sisted from their labor and stood THE CAR CAME BACK. Site Recommended reverently idlcnt with bared heads. Reicfiey To Be School IJoaircl Has Tho attractive home of Mr. and .iceoses John II. Murphy's Automobile Was Mrs, Diver, beside tho old mill Missing Moro Than a Year. For New School stream, is the only remaining evi- Director Of Board Liquor Sales Has New Owner dence of old timea when Eatontown More than a. year ago, namely on Middlctown Village Civic Asso- Eatontown Soon to Have a Re- was one of tho chief places for flour His Selection as Presiding Officer Fifteen Granted by the Mayor election night in 1932, John R. Mur- Louis Kaiser, a Famous Horse- phy went to the polls at Port Mon- Arguments, Criticism and Ac« ciation Suggests the Purchase stored Lcikc as One of Its At- making In Monmouth county. Tho and Council of Red Bank rimony Galore at Session oS appearance of the house has been of New Board of Freeholders mouth to vote and left his car parked man and a Member of the of T. W. Ridgway's Property tractions — Twenty Unem- changed, but it bears the ear marks Was Announced at Demo- Monday Night—Twelve Ap- in front of the place. While he was New York Stock Exchange, the Middletown Township for $4,200. ployed Men to Work on Job. of old times despite its moderniza- cratic Victory Dinner. plications Were Refused. lasting his ballot the car was taken Buys It From Bertram Cutler. Board of Education. tion. Tho fo'ur brick-lined brick walls and all efforts to recover it proved Some time ago tlio Middlctown Thanks to the mayor and council of the dwelling are still standing and Announcement that Frederic P. The mayor and council of Kcd unavailing. Mr. Murphy• never ex- A real estate transaction of con- Virtually right "from the drop of township board of education asked of Eatontown, the Boro Busses com- in other respects it iy just as it was Reichey of Bradley Beach lias been Bank on Monday night granted five pected to see it again. What was his siderable interest was consummated the hat" until adjournment was taken tho Middletown village civic associa- pany of Red Bank and the Civil when it was built, including enor- selected as director of the new board licenses for the sale of liquor to bo surprise, therefore, when on Thurs- last week by Feist &. Feist, incor- the, meeting of the board of educa- tion to recommend a site for a Works Administration, Eatontown Is. mous and heavy hand-hewn oak tim-of freeholders was made by John J. consumed on or off the premises and day morning he found it U\ his yard. porated, of Newark for Bertram tion of Mlddletown township Thur*. schoolhouoo which it la proposed to soon to regain a historic landmark bers held in place in wooden pegs.»In Quinn, state cotnmittecman,' at a ten licenses for liquor to be "sold in Whoever had taken jt had apparently utler, a Standard Oil executive, who day night was a battle royal. There build in tho village through a loan through the restoration of tho an- the cellar Is a very large stone flrc- Democratic victory dinner given last packages at stores. Those receiving used it little or not at all. It was ti'?insfrrrecJ zi large acreage, located was a full representation except fop from tho Ilcconatructlon Finance cient mill pond at the northern en- placo which apparently In old times week at Vivian Johnson's at .Mon- licenses to sell liquor for consump- inequally as good condition as on the near Lincroft, to Louis Kaiser, a Mrs. Barclay W. Moffat, ono of the Corporation. A delegation- of mem- tranco to the business section of the wag used not only for cooking but mouth Beach in honor of Arthur tion on or off the premises were Isa- night it was stolen. member of the New York Stock Ex- new members. Spectators were not bers of tho association, with Capt. borough, on the west side of the state uloo to heat the entire house. The Pryor and Henry Herbert, freehold- (lore Weinstein of Monmouth street, change, The property which changed numerous, but the few who attendees Anthony Blaohoff, president, as their highway. For tho past week or so chimney on the /ir.st floor was open the Strand restaurant of Broad hands is on the road leading from saw plenty of action. spokesman attended the meeting; of twenty Eatontown men who had so as to diffuse the heat. street, August I^lelnschmidt of West Red Bank to Lincroft and is within The chief matter at issue waa th® the board of education Thursday been jobless have been engaged in Front street, Michael Canzona of New Councilman a very short distance of the famous recent report made by Morrla Part- night and suggested that property clearing away underbrush and in do- Shrewsbury avenue and Angelo Whitney and Grecntrco stables. The ner of Red Bank, a certified publio owned by T. W. Rldgway be bought ing other work to make a lako which Scotti of Shrewsbury avenue. The sale comprised an area of large sta- accountant, concerning tho financial an tho fjite. wiil be about half a milo long and Barboor Will Not ' Atlantfc and Pacific company 4'c- At Eatontown bles, outbuildings, large dwelling and condition of tho schools. In th|g r©» This land comprises seven acres, which will cover about 23 acres. ceived licenses to cell liquor at two a bungalow, with a half-mile race port Mr. Portner claimed that & with a right of way eighty feet wide Not ono cent of additional taxes stores on Broad street and Mon- John S. Read Appointed to Posi- track, which in the early eighties number of changes should be madQ on tho King's Highway. It adjoins will bo imposed on Eatontown prop- Run For Governor mouth street. Other store licenses tion Made Vacant by Resig- was well attended by society while in order to correct wrong practices. erty owners by this project. The were granted to Louia Prate of "West proportion owned by Mr. Ridgway nation of Carl Whitehurct— the place was then known as "By- The audit was referred to the flnanca and (ho Mary Holmeu Taylor estate. property which will be flooded is Senator Issues Statement That Front street, Christian Berge of ram's track." committee of the board for a report. The prlco aoked Is $4,200. Mr. BIs-owned by the Boro Busses company He Will Stick to His Present Broad street, Liggett's of Broad Postoffice Not to be Moved. The property was taken by Mr. This committee consists of William of Red Bank. This concern bought street, Whelan's of Broad street, Kaiser in the name of Race farm, M. Petingale, clerk of tho board, Irv- chol'f, in a written report, said that The Eatontown governing body the location wan tho nu-.»t central tho land several years ago when it Position as Senator Instead of Butler's of Broad street, Louis Felsh- incorporated. Mr. Kaiser intends to ing Roop and Rev. Ernest W. Man* one available. John N. Hlllycr, who bought the business of tho Public Trying for a New Laurel. man of West Bergen place, the New met Wednesday night at the Borough utilize this farm for the breeding and deville. The clergyman is a Be* Is a real estate broker and a mem- Transit company, of which Fred Jersey Wine and Liquor company of hall with Mayor Charles Breeae pre- training of trotters and pacers and member, ho having been elected last! bei* of the board of education, com- Beal was the chief owner. To make United States Senator W. Warren Monmouth street and Raphael To- siding. Due to the stormy night very also for the raising of choice farm February. plimented the association having ob- tho lake a dam which has been part- Barbour of Locust Point issued a maino of Shrewsbury av'enue.- few were "present. Minutes of' the products and poultry. The new own- The alignment, "old board vs. new statement Monday that he would not tained the offer at tho prico men- ly washed out will have to .bo re- Licenses were refused to Rocco past regular and special' meetings er has been veiy successful in the board," which has so frequently beeU be a candidate for the Republican tioned. Ho said lie had tho property built. Tho Boro BusHe3 company has Nesci of Leonard street, Tony Pingi- were read and approved. addle horse field and is undeternv so much in evidence at meetings 06 nomination for governor of New Jer- on hln Hut of salable placeo at $7,000. agreed to pay for all the material tore of Leighton avenue, Kate Scalia Councilman Gibbons reported that ined at present whether he will con- the board of education, was marked" sey at the primary election next Tho board of education has decided needed for this work. Arrangements of Chestnut street, Anthony Mazza Lhe project of moving the Postofltce tinue in this part of the sporting ly apparent at last Thursday night's! May.