All the Newt ol BED BATH and Surrounding Town* fold Fearlessly and Without Blaa, RED BANK REGISTER Ulued Weeklj. Entored a. S«cond-Oln«« Mutloi at.fho foot- Subscription Prlcji Ons Iiu t2.00. VOLUME LVII, NO..45. offlc« at Rod Bank, N. J.. under the Act of Much' 1. 1870. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1935. Sii Monthi SI.00. Simile Cop? <«. PAGES 1. TO 12.

1 Quadrangle Play Coming Illustrated SIGNS Ol' 11EC0VJSUY. ! J AI.K ON CHINA. Dr.AxtellToStay; A Fine New House Good News About lteul Estate Con- HealtB Center Ball Shrewsbury Foreign Missionary So- Tomorrow Night Lecture On Africa ditlonH At Belford. ciety To Hold Tea May 'J. Mr. Steinle To Go J. Crawford Compton of BaygJdii The Foreign Missionary society of Near Tinton Falls Margaret Carson Hubbard to Holghtu, near Bolt'ord, who la cn- Went Over "Big Guns" e Shrewsbury Presbyterlan church The Board of Education of Mid- "Big Hearted Herbert" to be Pre- gagod in thn real estate busjnctiH nnd will hold a tea on the aflcrnonn of It is Being Built for Mrt. Violet sented by Amateur Playert— Talk on Something New in who in the owner of tjovora! develop- Thursday, May 0, in thr Sund.iy- dletown Township So Decided Glemby of New York on Land! : Mra. Matthew Greig Headi Courage Regarding Her Per-ment a, atattiH ' that iiu fur us he schonl loom a! Ihu Shrewsbury Last Thursday — Insurance Which She Recently Bought known thorn IH no house In Belford Event at the Molly Pitcher Hotel Saturday Night Was church . MIHS Kvnline Valentine, Direction. sonal Experiences, . Broker's Report. with improvements ihul .Is for rent Attended by More Than 500 Persons— president of the moiety, will preside from Judge Thomas Haight, FlntU riicii] rehearual will be held Feeding pythons, once they aro at thia time. Mr, Compton, who 1B at the 'jneetins. The board of etlncMtinn of Middle- Mrs. Violet Glemby of Now York tonight la the "Rod Bank Catholic safoly housod, SOUIHIH like a simple iu Charge of the Compton Realty \ Those present will have tin? pleas- town township has voted to re-enRiige is having n. house built for her own " high achool auditorium for the pre- matter, but Margaret Carson Hub- compiuiy, the tiayHlde Holghtu com- The Profits Will Exceed $700. ure of hearing Mins Ooiy of the Lo Dr. Pn\i! H. Axlell a:< supervising occupancy on tim aisrea of land In sentation tomorrow night of what la bard, who speaks aa she shows some pany and tho Bt-limd- Building, ••or- Branch hospital talk on China. Miss jnincipjil for ;i year and not U) re-en- .Shrewsbury township, ^opposite the expected to bo one of tho beat and hix reels of motion pictures ot the pornflon, Jinyn that thin \a the host Finiineiully and in,every other way plause and outbursts of laughter. Gory has spent four years in China, EHRC William A. Steinle an district polo Hold of tho Monmouth County mo3t entertaining plays to bo given Carlton theater at Red Bank on real estate year he; hna enjoyed since the charity ball at the Molly Pitcher One thing which contributed mater- having- bet'li seui there to work by clerk. Dr. Axtell's salary is 5-1,fif)0 iountry club, which aha recently In this vicinity in some ttaie. "Big Saturday morning, May .11, at ton 1928. . hotel at Red Bank Saturday night ially to iu success was the clear the Rockerfellcr Institute. She knows per year. Mr. .Steinle"s salary i.s $1,-bought from Judge Thomns Haight. Hearted Herbert" will bo presented o'clock, lells how puzillnjv a prob- lie advertised In The "Register a for tho benellt of the Health Center enunciation of Mr. Miller as master the life of China and pre^nta a very 750, but. several weekn agn the board The sale waa made by Ruy H. Still- by tho Bed Bank Quadrangle club In Icni ii. i in bc^nmv. bungalow for rent In the Bayside of Middletown township was 311c- of ceremonies and announcer. interesting word picture. Miss Cory voted to make the compensation $2,- man of Eatontown. The property la tho Catholic school auditorium. The Heights seclion and has ticked us to ceawful beyond the most sanguine ex- "A word of commendation should will be introduced by Mrs. C. Harold 000 for the coming flscar ye'ax The on the north side of the road, about play has been expertly coached by 'iiscontiniiQ this udvertlH.ment, as he pectations of Its sup porter, a. The be given to Mr. Miller for his a'r- Ncvhis. Mrs. W. C. Colby of Ttum- terms of Dr. Axtell and Mr. Steinlo a mile and a half from tho Tinton Mra. Matthew Greig of Shrewsbury, ould have rented thu dwelling a oxact amount cleared is not yet duouti work In preparing the banquet son will entertain wilh a solo, accom- will expire July 1. Falls village center. panied at the piano by Miss Ella assisted by her brother, Harry Worth, lozen tlmoH. He has iilao rented his known, but it is certain, to be at hall of the Molly Pitcher hotel for Nevhis & Quackenbush of Shrews- a well known actor. A largo nalo of t'lghteen other hou.sna in Btlford this leaat $700 and it may amount to $750 thia broadcast," said Mra. Cross in King, Miss Mary Borden heads th refreshment committ:o. bury have the contract for the new tickets In reported by members of •printf, or more. Thomas B, Day, chairman talking with a Register reporter. residence. It will be of tho colonial tho club. Mr. Compton further states that ho of tho executive committee of the "Everything waH brought especially type, with two-story pillars facing has seven applications for Federal ball, atateti that too much pralae can- for this affair," she added. "The The three-act comedy presented by not be accorded to his assistants and Tinton avenue. On the first floor will special arrangomont with Samuel C. j Housing administration guaranteed wires were strung, amplifiers set up be a living room, dining room, kitch- mortgage loans and as «oon ria they to others who helped to mako the and other work don^1 by Mr. Miller Game Preserve French company was formerly a event successful. It is probable that en, master's bedroom and bathroom, .iiovio production starring Guy Kib- nio approved by the Federal Hous- and his engineers. Miss Helen Mazza servant's bedroom and bathroom and ing adminintration, construction will the ball will be macie an annual spoke daily over the air, thus giv- ble and Alice McMahon and was evont. And Hunting Land an attached garage. Tho second written by Sophlo Kcrr and Anna begin, " ing valuable publicity for the char- story will have three bedrooms and • ity ball. It is just such co-operation Stccso Richardson. It was recently More than 500 persons were pres- Building Operations Under Way bathroom and a gardener's bedroom produced at Billmoro theater by Ed- ent and th'S festivities continued un- of our cit.izons that makes for sue and bathroom, tho latter being over die Dowling in a star cant headed by Army Engineers til a late hour. Not only residents cess, and the citizens of this com- on Big Brook Farm in Atlantic the garage. The house will be equip- J. C. Nugent. of Mlddletown township but of many munity should be apprised of the val- Township, Which Was Recent- ped with a steam heating- plant with other communities attended the af- uable assistance given," Mra. Cross a Gar-Wood burner. Tho contract Tho cast Is headed by James Han- concluded. ly Bought by F. Burghard. ley, uluylng.tho part of Big Hearted Surveying River fair. A large numbfer of handsome calls for the completion of the resi- Herbert, a self-niado business . man, gowns' wore in evidence. Also prom- A prize of a year's membership In . Building operations arc under wa> dence by August 15. who insists that his family be brought Federal Boat Arrives at Red inent at th'c festivities were many the American Automobile association on Bi^ Brook Farm, in Atlantic The property was formerly part of up in tho plain traditions. When his county and municipal oillce holders was awarded at the ball to William township, near Holmdol village, HL the Drummond estate. Mra. Glemby Bank to Make Examination and politicians. Many persons read daughter, Alice, played by Conine Relative to Channel Improve- Krueger, Jr., of East Keansburg. part of a program to convert thi has beautified it with trees and Welch, becomes engaged to a Har- into the financial success of the ball This was given by Al W. Cross of property of mure than W0 acres into shrubbery and with a rustic bridge vard .man and bis wife, played by ment. an Indication that that section is Leonardo, Monmouth county district game preserve and hunting over a brook. In close proximity to Hesaio Thurnc, encourages her. Her- energing from the depression. manager for the association, through grounds. The place was bought n the brook is a large oak tree, under bert nearly goes out of his mind. Hia Engineer!! of the United States nr Mrs. Belle Gold Cross, director of the courtesy of the Trenton Automo- few weeks by Frederick Burghard of my are making a sounding survey of whose branches is a swimming hole. family finally cures him by following tho entertainment feature of the bile club. Fair Haven. He will use it to iaise In addition to the house, Mrs. Glem- , his directions. tho river at Red Bank with a view ball, states that special praise should pheasants and wild ducks, and the to widening und deepening the chan- Mr. Cross was chairman of the by is having a bungalow built. Wil- Dancing will follow the perform- While she was raising lier little be given to Paul Miller, program publicity committee of the ball. He birds will he offered for sale. An- liam P. Scott has the contract for the family in Northern Rhodesia, two nel. It iu planned to make the chan- manager of Station WBRR, and the nfhor feaiurn of thn husinrsa will be ance, Tho Rumsonian orchestra will nel six feet deep and 150 feel wide. has sent the following letter to The bungalow. furnish the mimic. seventeen-foot pythons weru brought artists who assisted him. These in- Register: renting out the use of the place for In as, new recruits to their wild ani- This' proposed improvement ie of cluded Arnold Voorheeu piano play- hunters. Rabbits, squirrels, quail OK. PALI. II. AXTELL Lighting effects will be by Daniel temporary nature and It is hoped I am suiv. you will be pleased lo Dorn. Benjamin Parker is chairman mal farm. Cases were made for er, Miss Flecia Victoria, who has a and other small game arc plentiful them around a I horn tree. One to follow It next year with a more deep baritone voice of wide range; know that the returns of the .char- ithoufstooklritf. The action with regard to the two of tho committee. Other members extensive one. The dredging Is to ity ball for the benefit of the Middle- men was taken by the board at an Modernizing The d f Ch ISbl G python had eaten its kill. The other George Lock wood, assisted by Miss Mr, Burghard nlso bought the ad- ho done liy Ihe United States govern- livelyn Won'Iel, who preMuntucl the town Public Health Center, held at joining Dugan farm, where Chriney adjourned meeting last Thursday WaH Interrupted ay ho was about to ment. devour a victim, Ho had every rea- comedy skit, "The Swiss Admiral;" the Molly Pitcher hotel on April 27, Cnnovor lives. Mr. Cnnover will con- night after an executive session of Drummond House HOII In the world for being hungry. The Waterway Improvement com- Miss Florence Pierce, who opened while not complete at. this time, in- tinue to occupy hi.s present home and about an hour. The vote on re-en- gaging Dr. Axtell was 4 to 3, Oliver After giving tho reptiles time to mittee of Red Bank arc encouraged the ahow and sang "Clouds;" Miss dicates that from $700 to $750 will he will operate both places except Addition and Many Alteration! er Forrar, over the success they have made In Jean LaMur, who sang "Diane;" Misa be cleared; .so aa Director of Public- such pit via of BIK Brook Farm as Williams, the president, not voting. Tho complete oa;it was published In get used to captivity it was decided ity, it is with groat pleasure that I John Spencer, one of the members of Being Made by New Owner of that food should be offered them. Interesting the war department in Ann DeKalco, who sung "Fare Thee are used for raising game and hunt- last week's Register. the project. They want the channel Well, Annabelle," accompanied by extend to you, not only my personal ing. Through both farms flows a the board! was absent. Ancient Dwelling Between Tho unfed python was getting visibly thanks but tho sincere thanks of all Those voting in the affirmative thinner. So fowla were put inlo Iho widened and deepened from the Ma- Miss Minnie Coloslmo; the Pilling very largo brook which is one of the Eatontown and Tinton Fall*. ple avenue dock at Red Bank to a sisters, who enacted a piano and Interested in the success of the ven-Thief trihutnrips of the North were Mrs. Adeline Moffat, Mrs. Cath- cage. However, neither snake nor tuiu, which Way made possible by erine G. Huber, William K, Larscn Alterations and Improvements are' Sportsmen Plan fowls wero concerned. Tho chickens point si short distance east of the violin novolty; and Edward Coogun Shrewsbury i ivei. Oceanic bridge. Councilman Joseph and his "Hill Billy Boys." who rnn-the splendid co-operation and unlim- and Charles Lome Waddell. Those being made to the Drummond home- hopped around on and over the colls C. Irwin has Issued the following Big Brook farm wa.s for many voting in tho negative were Rev. Er- stead on Tinton avenue, between Eat- of iho snake. Thn python paid no dercd "She'll Bo Comin Round thn ited space in your valuable news- Show For Farmers statement relative ts) the channel im- Mountain." paper. yearn owned by the Taylor family, nest W. Mandcvlllc, Curtis J. Walling ontown and Tintnn Falls, which wai attention. Then goats wero tried. one of whom, Douglas Taylor, died provement : Thp writer fee!;; under spcchil ob- and Julian M. Parker. Mr, Williams recently bought by Otlo Bernet of The George C. Warren Associa- For days on end neither goats nor Tho floor show was arranged in the at Red Rank a few yeai3 ago after stated that he wished to he recorded New York. The now owner Will pythons had the slightest interest in It is the Durnose of the Waterway form of an entertainment at a ratlin ligation for your valuable assistance. having retired from active work. Mr. voting yes, bnt he afterwards make the place his homo after the tion to Give a Moving Picture each other unless it wero a friendly Improvement committee of the bor- studio and it actually was broad- Mo.-;t Sincerely Yours, Burghard bought the property from withdrew his vote when changes are completed. The proper- ough of Red Bank, in conjunction reminded Entertainment at the Elks interest. By that time tho snakes cast. Every act was much enjoyed, A. W. CroHs Dr. J. V,. n Sllrox oC Kt>Vpurt. Tin- that he had nmimmrt'd ;ti pprevious Iv win recently sold tn him, with had u leaner, gaunter appearance with intercntcd eitizimn, organism as was attested by the frequent ap- 1 ! Home Tuesday, May 14. tions and bordering municipalities, to Chairman of Publicity. new o\v 111 1' IK having 4ehe ancient meeting that he would not vote ex- Ray H. Stillman of Eatontown acting than ever, so It was decided to take convey to tho public Ihe fact that wo Taylor homestead remftdeled . and cept in case of a tie. as agent. ' ' The membelH of the George C. them out of the cage and fend them are attempting to have the channel modernized. Tt was constructed af- Mrs. Moffat stated that it was un- ter the manner of ancient dwellings, Malcolm Fary of Eatontq?™ Il Warren Sportsmen's association of forcibly, which was done. With in the north branch of the Shrews- fair to Mr, Williams to deprive him foreman of the men doing tho work. Alonmouth county on Tuesday even- fovltcd sticks the snajtcs were pinned bury river improved from Highland! Herbert Hill New ! Zoning Repealer with brick-lined walls and hand- of voting. The latter said he did not to the park docks at Red Bank un- hewn timbers fastened together with He formerly lived at Red Bank, and Ing, May 14, will entertain the farm- down, picked up and then held, and regard it as unfair. Rev. Mr. Man-he is a member of tho contracting ers on whoso lands they hunt and fish held most securely by natives; one der the Fletcher Act, so that it will hand-made nulls nnd hnnd-marie bs: not only bcncllcia! to our local Stamp Club Head For Sea Bright rlevillo said that he thought there firm of stsnit & Fary, his partner be- by giving a moving picture show at, native to each foot of snake. Each wooden peg?. Despite its age the was no unfairness in this but that it yachtsmen, but more attractive to house is in a fairly good .state of ing Thomas Stout of Eatontown. All tho auditorium of the Elka clubhouse snake's mouth was forced open and yachting from the metropolitan area. Elected President of Monmouth ! Ordinance to Do Away With was unfair to vote on the rc-engage- the. Mechanics are residents of thi« at nod Bank. Tho title of Uie show chunks of raw meat rammed down The Fletcher bill, passed in 1932, as preservation. In asldition to being jnient when all the members of the part of llonmouth county. is "Tho Lost World." It deals with County Philatelic Society Last j Zoning Law Introduced Last r r A his throat on a small stick until he nn amendment to the River and rcpaired, it is being wire -'d fo -r -'-elec-- boars! were not present. A —motio''--n The house is very old and it is lined dinosaurs and various other prc-hls- showed a good-size lump along his Harbor As*t, allows U!i Is? appeal to Week—Planning for Stamp Week—License Fee Ordi- tricity and plumbing is being In- was HiiHiiiiuuuMy passs'tl expressing torlc animals which have become ex- the War Department for channel lm- with brick. In its construction hand- length. This proved the solution. Exhibitions. ! nance Also Introduced. .slallcd. Il will bi' occupied by Harry confidence in Dr. Axlcl! and his poli- hewn oak rafters, hand-made nalli tinct. Tho members of the associa- The crocodile offers many interest- provement en the grounds that it Is Pry, who at present Is boarding with tion state that it la virtually impos- mandatory in staling Hint "com- ''"'. land wooden noga wore used. Th« ing angles beside that of congest ing merce" shall include the use of wa- The semi-monthly meeting of the [ The Sea Bright mayor and coun- Mr. Cnnovcr. He will act as .•superin- Those voiing not lo re-engage Mr. i dwelling will be modernized without sible for them to get in touch with all reasouably navigable streams, while Mon:nouth County Philatelic Soeiely cil Friday night passed two ordin- tendent or the place. Mr. Pry was the farmeru whoso lands they use for terways by Kcnsonal passenger craft, Kleinle were Rev. Mr. Mandeville, materially changing its exterior ap- he grins in anticipation at the hu- yachts, house boats, motor boats, and was held last Friday night at the ances on their first readings. One formerly supri intention! of the game Mr, Walling, Mr. Parker and Mr. pearance. The interior will be re- hunting and fishing and (hat they mans that hover around, The Afri- other similar water craft, whether or Red Bank borough hall nnd after thn repeals Ihe zoning ordinance and the conservation institute at Clinlon. want every farmer who accords this Waddoll. Those voting to re-engngo decorated and a rear addition of can natives point (jut how their eggs not operated tor hire. regular routine business of the even- other levies certain mercantile fees. This is virtually n college where stu- -Mr. Steinle were Mrs. Moffat, Mrs. privilege to them to attend tho show, Previous to the passage of tills bill !Sx37 feet will be built. The enlarge- are burled in the mud near a river ing R grneral dischssion of recent A public hearing on the zoning dents Fire taught hov tn supervise Mubor nnd Mr. Larson. It was past ment will have a kitchen, a laundry, regardless of whether an invitation It was ncceiisary to show commerce postal issues was held. repealer will be held tomorrow night is received or not. bank and watered at Intervals by the in the form of commercial trnlllo as game preserves. midnight when the meeting ad- three bedrooms and two bathrooms. mother crocodile. However, as soon a basis when appealing tor improve- The meeting was also the annual and the public hearing on the license Eighteen acre:! of land will he journed. There will also he a side porch, "Thrlr Invitation will lie tile news nc the eggs hatch tho crocodiles, only ment, lo our waterways. With the* meeting of the society and tho fol- ordinance will be heUr Friday night, fenned in and covered with wire in James N. Brown of Chapel Hill, 10x20 feet. The plumbing work will artllco in Tho Register," said Harry a few Inches long,, scuttle for the passage of this .bill It is now possible lowing olliccrs were, elected; May 17. which to keep about 3,000 grown whri is foreman of an Emergency Re- be done by John Dletz of Eatontown. Y. Smith, president of the asdocla- reeds and hang on by their teeth Lo present our case to tile United Prpjiilcnt—Herbert W. Hill. Councilman lCdward Welch report- pheasants, Smaller areas not cov- lief project on Ihe high school ath- Air. Bernot expects to move Into iion, in talking with :i Register re- until they have their bearings. And Stntes engineers for channel im- Vice iireHJtlont — I,. E. Di> President McKln- Committee,Borough of Red Banlt. meters and other postal oddities. North Beach section in 1031 and .when a lake will be made by means board, submitted an opinion rccom- number of bouses nt Monmouth Park on the roof of his house will never that checks for tho payment of these ley at Time .9(i from Thnmas Hiiggs fir., is manager, lias beon attracting Mrs. Hubbard's grass roof often Jersey Shorn Kennel Club To Hold He has made it a hobby for years to Benefit Shows At Show At Kills Club May 1(1. Bet largu quantities of each new Is- thorough investigation of the mnlter. K- Son. Those bills were incurred in much attention in the last few days leaked, but that she says, was be- liKII and 11132 and It is the conten- as tho rcfeilt of an enormous Wag- sue in mint condition and then pass Atlantic Theater cause she was never able to conic Tho Jorsi'y Shore Kennel club will them out to the amateurs and olhcrs tion of a majority of ths' inenihess of ner apple pie now on exhibition. to tho lightning's eggs! lie-sides be- DEMOCRATS TO ENTKKTA1N. COVERED 1HS1I SUITER. hold another of It-s interesting mem- at fnco value. In many Instances, the hoard that they are owed by the Arrangements nro being mnde for The pie, which , weighs eighty ing u successful lecturer, Mrs. llub- bers' mutch shows at ttie Elks' club where he knows the collector is not Athletic nssociaf ion of tile high pounds, was baited 4n Newark at bard lo author of the bonk "No One Cotinly Women's Orgimi/.utinu lo Shrewsbury Church Society To Raise two bt^nellt. performances nt the At- auditorium Friday, Mny 10, at eight financially able to keep up wilh the school. It was voted not. lo pay the lantic theater at Atlantic Highland!, the Wagner plant nnd shipped to Iho to Blame." P. M. The public Is invited to at- buying of th>> new iasuca ns fust ns Meet, Here in .June. Funds Fur .rrcih.vterhins. bills and to send a. copy of Mr. Car- Ited Bank store Monduy. It l« prob- The llr.-it will bo held May 21 for "People have loved exploration, tend. they come out, It has been his pleas- The Red Bank Women's Demo- The Helping Hand society,of the ton's opinion lo the two creditors. Ihe benelli of the Odd Follows lodge, ably tho largest pie ever lo be ex- The regular ciasss-s will bo judged ure to sec that they received good Dr. Axtcll made a report in which hibited In this vicinity. have thrilled at times of adventure, cratic club at a meeting Monday Shrewsbury Presbyterian church lias and the other will take place June and the thins huu been dune to by a well-known Judge while ex- coploa of the Issue with his compli- night at the home of Mrs. Cecil compl, ted plans for a covered dish he asked thai various supplies be 7 for the bs'nctlt of Ht. Mnry'u Epif- In 1807 a similar pie was shipped hibitor duties will be judged by ments. Many of his philatelic friends Lcdiard on Madison avenue made pureh:i:*i'hina to tual store. retary, Mrs, A. J. Schiller, box 125,North Jersey Driver Nabbed For, a pair of sllli stockings. Mrs. Wai- Saint:; chursil of Liu'ilHt Point will thing lllio civilization. Speeding In Shrewsbury. land, Mrs. Frank (Ju.'irk' be inviti'il to preach tho annual ser- have SIIIIH; of the stars of radio and Midrlictown, phone Middle-town 578, tor O, Ijilytrni was in general charge. Miss Kmma Holme:;. slags1 volunles'r their uervlcna. New Department Opened. "Thero I kept house (mud house., or from the president, Walter J. mon to the gi'iiiluating class. they were), boro and raised babies, AH tho result of speeding along Tho club's next nieoling will lie .fas-k McNaliKtist, whst la now oper- . Miss Peggy Haoco iof Foxwood rii'aha:n, Wayside, phono Deal Brond street, Shrewsbury, last Satur- A report on repairs to schoolhouses managod strange Hmvnnts, settled held Mny 21 at. the home of Mrs. llummngc Sale. wiu: made by a committei' consisting ating the theater, linn had niany Park will open n lingerie and hoalory 88M-W, sir from Mru. Hubert Show, day, In order to cut time on a "U" James U. Woleott Hr... on William 1 department tomorrow, May 3, at quarrehi brought on by .difference:; In Itohnilel, chairman of the match The Women's Sodal club of Mon- of Dr. Axlcli, Sir. fciteinle and Arthur yiiar.'i s'xperis'ni'e In tlm allow burli- cuatoms. What tiuciT things I drive truck, Arthur M. Furhinc of turret. ness.' For ovrr twenty yearn ho WftB Madame Morroli'ti, 105A Monmouth show committee. Union wno arrested by Olllccr OIUJ mouth county will hold a isimmago i;ia:;s. The latter Is slipi'i vising jani- street, Hod Hank. learned! For some time we, had a sale Saturday nioruini; of Ibis week tor sit township schools. It was de- managi'r <.f the Hun (licet Hhnkei- llcrdon of Shrewsbury. Annual Spring Supper wild animal farm. Then we organ- Miles Ui'chlcsH llrlvor. in thi' former .W'orden hotel building cided to carry suit their iccommerHla- pcaicau pluyer.-i, when Fritz ijelbef tail long trips for hunting of big On being stopped nnd questioned Wednesday evening, May if), for (be tissns with rcj;arsl lo the East lvcans- o? AUautin Highlands plltynl tin For Snle. Robert Krlr-dnch ot North Bergen Farlonu explained that he had hired benefit of the tlolmdel Reformed on Shrmv:ibui y .nvenu Mrs:. Clin lies game. I IcnVncd a lot about animals, church. Firat serving:! at n:30. Tick- Hoffman and' Mrs. II eury Mel >er bui'g, lilncrolL, Kivcr Plu/.a ami Fulr principal roli'M. For four yearn h« Soda water, alt flavors, Canada too. Flmt of all I learned about baby was airiiBtcd for reckless driving a "U" drive truck to curt a number View school:!, A cssinmittce consist- was personal inn linger for ITred Dry, White Rook, KruoRor's boar, through the iichool zone by Officer of ladders to Bradley Doach for hlii ets 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for motl are In ell an'.e. and other brands. Also distilled wa- whites, then about baby blacks, then children.—Advertisement. ing of Mr. Lai:;en anil Mr. Parker Htsme, well known actor. Mr, Mst> about baby animals. Tho breath-tak- Otto llcrdca nf Shrewsbury at noon fnther and In order to cut tlmo on was appsilnt s'sl to Invs'stlgsitc nnd n?-Namani1!! vKpe'h'iics' h«a taken hint* ter. Bonjamln H. Crato, H North tho writ of the truck ho wna rushing NOTICE OF ELECTION. BrldRoavonua, Red Bank, phone H8B ing events camo afterward and are time Monday. I* was lined live dol- Nolle*. psirt on the MlsUllctown villagsMtiiionbi Iliruugh the various deptirtmnnU of home. 1 • Advortlnnmont llko many famous travellers tell of.' lars when arraigned bs'fore Recorder I will not be responsible for any FricudH Building and Loan A*sorin~ and ii committi'i coiijilnting "f Mr. I Im Eihsnv Ininlmw, from Inn leiiqilil to I'llmer ('. Wiiinwrlghl. Being arraigned before Recorder debln contracted other than by my- Whon Margnret Carson Hubbard I Ion. |ti-(l lliiuli, N. ,1. Walling, Ml, Parker :uul Mr, Lul'Mcn linkr:ipi :irii, mill ho lln.i mn 'JVtley'H 'or Mother's Itay Cards, Elmer C. WnlnwrlRlit, Farlnnn was self. The annual imvlln>; of Ihe iihnre- wns mimed lo look after the Port j says this sho paiison remlnlscently, Mother'* Day C'urdH henti'iM nt llofils>ii, OlBi/Alsinl Words to encourage you to Bond lined live dollars and lost pniclleally Walter Cottrell. hiildcrs of Ihe Friends IHillding anil Monmssiith school. It was voled to Mother a card are not necessary. It's and you aro reminded how Now at the Ailcrall Shoppe. Remember an hour'n time. -Advertisement. Loan Association for Iho election of olt. si. Piiul nii({ Milwaukee. York nowBpaperu in a recent lengthy Mother with one of their beautifully move the denial siinie (o the hs'iilth ! for us! to inform you that the cholco designed carilfi and expressing your directors to fill existing vacancies, department is!' the Leonardo grmlc ' of choice enrdB are at. Totloy'n, 17 Interview «ald: "Tills Vammr woman Ifuel Oil. nnd for Ihe lran:acllon of MUS:1I oili- Nollon, ISnmrt Hl.reet, -Advertisement. HiMitlmont!) - just lbs' way you reel Uonct Tlnelll lte«taiirnut, Pure, clean, without wnato. Tested er buisine:,:, as may be uecessaiy, will selios.l; | Mt111 rookn as If lihe might be a col- --Advertisement. Norwood avenue nnd Ifilberon boule- oil that asmires economy. Prompt A IS.|ISIII of audit for tlm your 19U lege senior." And you know exactly be held at Ihe cillli'C- of Ihe associa- John W. lloyland, InsiuiuH'e Inokai lor thi! Cniliily nt Miilltlldllth I* Ml Typewriter Snociiillnt, vard, lfilheron; rogulni' dinner $1,011. delivery. Homy Mien Co,, phono tion. 18 Wnllaen ulreel, Ited Hank, N. what rovlowisra moan whon they Grunt* Seeds, Full eourtie, with chicken cncelatorn li'atontown 40.— AdvertlBcmtint. tor the Issssird, made a report In com- Ills) ill Ills' sslllKA llf Ills, ('liult «Mh« Any make cleaned, ollod and ad- ,1., on Wednesday. Mny 1ft, 11)3B, be- pliance wilh a motion made nt the • lustod, now roller Included. $8.70, ony: "Sho speak.-i modestly but In tho Our giniis Reoda produce line ro- nnd ncallopplne of vcnl Hpcclnlty. Al- tween Ihe llouiH (if 8:0(1 o'clock 1'. M. Xoaiil of Cliourn Krspluililam »R4 , dear, unafraid manner which has nulto, HUiuly und sunny lawn mix- BO a In carle. Telephone- Deal fi.tMI. ls>.vlnlul wios ii|lpolnti>d lii!iimyi'i slililiii; biliiJiiMD Imilril, : Typewriter Horvloe, Keyport. N. J,. characterized her throughout." New low prices for first-class mow- 1 Wllcoff Co., lied Hunk, N. .1, Adver ei'ii. Merrill. Machine Mhop, 21 Me- Win. T. .limivi, to Ms'ivi for sum your, Ills tepuil <'i>|rlli • - Advertisement. Advertisement. * ilnrdim Fertilisers. UII tx IX-MIU ut the itiuiitttirc Myntcnt Inlticd hs,' H|iplvlnn to »B« <'l«Ht «*? nnlmalti, pots and weljd living In alilu compunleH, prompt ucrvlci>. 8|>e- havhiH been revamped Hid etifjl foi "•••' ig All lilndn, Including bnne nirnl Northern Hhndosln. Iiu I'ui-.-lnatjng Guaranteed iimchiniiu tit bargain cliU nitiiH on HenlH. Wlilttr-l'iiuh Muhel Oolonmn Htudlo of lUtnc". I'rulilii'n Typewriter H«iiluiitirt«r». sheep manure, lima, PIG. Tclcnlinnn mlcen. Export repairing. Tctley'a, Typewriters rented, bought, «'M premium:* hiul been teduresl fin»l •-••when you think of II • In the nild.it Agency, Kroiid nnd Mechanic Hired!! Lrtti'Ht , ballroom dancing. Rates 1 852. U"r*d H. Wlkoff Co. Red Bank. Broad street, Rod Bank.—Advcrtloiv phono Red Hanlc 2100. M, Holier V. lensoimble, /Phone «l)M, lfi Rector •ind repaired. Tnibln'.i, !1U Broai) JJiiO/l —Advertisement, at this ijueor civlllsiailua of our*. aieut. & G>ou8limI?XTm? TYi\Tr

THURSDAY, 10 to 11A.M. If they last that long We Operate the Only Cold Storage Vault in Red Bank PERFUMED TOILET SOAP REXALL Regularly retailing for 1.00. An exceptional offer that K Cakes HUDBING ALCOHOL every customer should lake advQtitaBo ol. Bocduso of imifod quantifier ONLY ONE BOX to a Customer. SYMBOL lAlcoRex] FOUNTAIN SYRINGE OR SATURDAY, 2 to 3 P. M. If thoy hurt that long. HOT WATER BOTTLE LEON'S Regularly 1.19 FACE SOLUTION Red SHARI POWDER 8-qt.Slro 2 1.20 SANITONE Regularly retailing for 1.00. £j 2 for 50c Launderers Obtainable In tho following Boxes shades; Racholls Light and 2 for Dari<,Narurolkcind Blanche. HARMONY ONLY ONE SALE to a Main Office and Plant Customer. 1.01 BAY RUM r 35o Bot. 2for36c 7O-7G WHITE STREET, RED BANK, N. J.

Telephone 2800 REXALL PEPTONA 1.00 Beef, Iron » Wine, SYSTEM TONIC 4). 4 A4 16punc« .... Zforl.01 S5c Elkay'sKlenia1l,4oi. 2/ov26c PURETESTASPIRINTABLETS 50c Rexall Eyelo, 8 or. . 2/or51c WE OFFER A 100-5 graln-49c S5c Rexall Foot Powder, ., May 2, 1935- 4 ounce 2/or26c COMPLETE J5c Rexall LhtU Llyef • ' „ Plllf,1OO'( . . . 2/or26c LAUNDRY TO THE PUBLIC OF RED BANK AND VICINITY: 50c Rexall Mentholated „. _, • CAILLERS White Pine & Tar, 7 oi. 2 /or 51c SERVICE !5c Rexall Nasal Jelly „ . „. ESTLE'S Have yo,n ever stoppoiUrn consider the CONVENIENCE of having wilh£plimdr(ne, Moi. 2/or26c AND • a COLD STORAGE VAULT in your community? !5c Rexall Antacid Gas - , . , ETER'S Tablets, 40'i ... 2 for 26c yi POUND 15c Rexall Spring Tabs. 6O'« 2/or 26c f BUGS There is absolutely no nc,;(l ,,f sondinp; your furs and winter gar- Chocolate Bars 17c Puretesl Boric Add Regularly IOc . Shumpmivil ments out or town whon you are afforded the same opportunities for Powder, 4 ounce . 2/orl8c etornjjo here, with uddeil convenience. " 85c Purotoil Caitor Oil, , By Our 25c KLENZO 3ounco ....'. 2/or26c 2 *<" 11c Procciix At the approach of old weather, it will not be necessary to give SHAVING CREAM I5e Gl/cerlne Suppositories _ , „„ -.advnnt-e ,no«w to have your fm\s delivered, as- is enslonwir.r elwwiierc; 2for26c Infants or Adgls, 1 S'l 2 /or 26c Will 25c Puretest Soda Mint your "iirinents will he, sent iminHiaiely upon-request. S0c REXALL Tablets, 140's. .. . 2/or26c HORTON'S Lengthen 25c Cathartic Compound _ , ^. AND ORDERLIES Pills, 36'* . V . . 2/or 26c In our COLD STORAGE VAULT, your fUI.s ,,,.„ protected LIGGETT'S Their 60'. 2for51c 25c Rexall Cherry Bark against toss by (i,v, (hofl or inotl, damage. Each garment carries an Cough Syrup, 3 oz. 2 for 26c }i POUND 25e Rexall Corn Solvent . , .. Life insurance policy pnysibK in rtue of low. to the full valuation declared. Koutien .... 2 for 26c Chocolate Bars 50c Rexall Kidney Plll«l . , _. 'And For (lie safely of your fur*. nm\ for your convenience, is it: not SALE 60't ...... 2/or51c I!f«. 10c each Bettor to have your furs stored at LEON'S? 50c Pureteit Rubbing _ , 'Rcslon Alcohol, pint . ; 2 for 51c SPECIALS! 25c R.xall Carbolic „ , ' 2 Their • . , May we be of service to vou? ' Salve, tube . ; I 2/or26c Although the jtomi hero era not r»o- Original utar One Cent Sale Items, thoy have Mnny orher l(em» not advertited—come in—slock nf> now and $avel LKOX'N CLKANKIiS, DYK|{*4, LAUNDERERS. boon specially priced for thtio 4 dayi Colors and represent exceptional values. Dlio"t.td'iBABY TALCUM MINERAL OIL, nu«i.nT,p. , , ;p-'«--^'o nlx<» offer you SANITONE, recognized as one of tha 19o PoumlTIn 2 for 26C 59cPlnlSl««2/or76C 3 Tubes of EVS VATS Ii.(*J elennititf ,,,'OCCNHCS for your furs and other wearing apparel. 15c Men's Batber Comb 39c Charmona Cold Cream 2/or50e KLENIp IHIncht, . . . 2 for 20c 79c Ronall Agareit 7c Zinc Oxide Adhoilva Compound, 16 Ol. . 2/or 1.01 Cleaned : Our nas chamber and KULAN, which protect your rugs, wear- Platter, 1 In. x 1 yd. 2 for lie TA MB iippurcl mifl upholstered furniture .gainst; MOTH damage for « 23c Zinc Oxide Adhesive 19c Cedar Cheil Jllodnl Compound, 8 O(. 2/or 260 period, offive (fi) years, • • . Platter, 1 In. x 5 ydi. 2 for 26c 19c R*«all Milk of Magnesia 17cPurelett Aiplrln 'Shaped Tooth Paste, ipi oi, 2 for 26c Tablets, irf 2/or 26C 19c Lilac Vooetal . . 2/or 26c 19c Pur«l«t Epsom Salts 15c New Process pound 2/or 26c Chocolate Bar, 'i Ib. 2 for 24c 15c Zinc Oxide Ointment 19c Almond Chocolate 1 ounce tuba • • 2/or 21c Boi,#lb, ... 2/ar2«c 29c Jasmin. Cold, RUGS DYED ANY DESIRED SHADE 1 So Llggatt'e Chocolate Cleansing or Vanishing Bar, >i"lb. , . . 2/or20e Oeom .... a/orj«c S9c Elkay'sFly-Klll.r,8 oi.2 for 3Sc 69a Re«all Mllnol, 16o«.2 for 7(0

*t • >.;. ' ii-hi s» RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1935.

and Bhc married Cornelius Compton THJB SEACOAST BANK. OHM U MINUOH, VENETIAN BLINDS and they lived at the time of their Getting Sea Girt RHI Eilala Brokir, Chiropractic Health Service Ferry Service On The Heavy Toll iHHEWSHUKY D11IVE, I1UM8ON, % M, '| WINDOW SHADES marriage In what was then known Counsel far Officer* Tells Court No Fontofllca, Be> tlrliht, H, ]. ™,*!~ Walter F. Reinhnuf, 0. C, an Nut Swamp district and which to- Basis Foe Suit Against Them, Ready For Troops Our prices Me right Tel. 191-B 81 BRANCH AVE, RED BANK, N. i. Shrewsbury River day l» part of the Everett territory." Of Soil Erosion Merritt Lane, counsel for former State ERA work relief crews aro QU1NN, 1'AHHONH « UUBSlTDt, for defonstrutlon nncl estlmutc. HOURSi Captain Seeloy further writes that COUN3EU.Ons AT CAW the village of Everett took Its name Agriculture Department Esti- officers and directors .of the Seacoast rushing to completion Improvements Whltlield Buimini. Kid Bui Captain Newton Seeley Writes Trust company of Aabury Park, told at the camp grounds at Sea Girt. from a young man by that name who mates Loss at $5,000,000 a John 1. Quinn, Thtottart t). f*ftr«atMW The Register Regarding Old was a school teacher lit that plnco. Vice Chancellor Buchanan at New- They expect to finish construction, Thomu V, Ooramiu Time Transportation Across He is Everett Henry, the son of the j Year—Wind and Rain Are ark Monday he- believed the small aintlng and other projects before late George Henry of Bclford. Chiefly Responsible. group of depositors suing for an ac- he first National Guard troops move /Vl.STON IllilSKMAIV, the Stream Here. counting have no legal right to do into their summer quarters for the COUNSEIAOH Al LAW, His letter-gives a paragraph or so annual two-week period of. field Office* 10 BroiMl Ht- BED BANK. H. J, DR. L W. CARLBON That there was a ferry operating concerning the first settlement of New Brunswick, April 28 (AP)—BO. Soil eroision costs the people of New He based his statement on the training. CHIROPODIST across the Shrewsbury river be- Crawfords in this section of the coun- tween the shores of Mlddletown town- try. In part he writes that "the first Jerfioy $r,,000,000 a year. fact that the bank hEiH been re-or- Major F. J, Kroesen, commanding Rain and wind cut ugly gullies ganized with tha approval of the >f!icer at the army base, is directing Announces (ho Removal of Ills Ofllc« ship and Shrewsbury township Is settlers of Crawforda were Scotch known to probably a few persona and came hero as whalers and landed deep in the rth. Valuable top Boll state banking commissioner and is the work. When materials and funds TRAVEL from 21 Broad Street to only yet It Is a fact that such service on Sandy Hook at Spermaceti cove vanishes, blown away by the wind now In operation. The plaintiffs in began to run out, additional money Qii America's Fatten IJnari was rendered the traveling public where the low^r dyke Is now and or washed away by the rain and lost the case, ho said, make up a very and supplies could not be requis- TQ Cobh. Plymouth, Havre, Humburl 00 BROAD STREET, many years ago. started whaling in large rowbnutK or forever In creeks and rivers. Rocks small minority .of the depositors. itioned from tho EttA (because of a THE WASHINGTON— M»y S, Jun. 21 KED BANK, N. ,T. skiffs off the beach and In the bay. are laid bare, broad acres made use- Harry H. Weinberger, counsel for lack of both,) so the men foraged for I're.. Hnrdlng—Mnr 1, M«y 30 ' Captoln Nfiwtnn Rr.tley of Bradley less for farming. Stretches of land, tho depositors, argued thoy had matei ial;;. l'rca. Roo.i-vcll—Mny IS, Junt 12 Bench, a former Shrewsbury river They would klil the whales and then Ofllce Hours: tow them in on nhore and In tho cove. once worth a fortune, become deso- right to bring suit sinco neither the "It was'nf-cr.snary to barrow, hex— THE MANHATTAN—Jun. 19, July IT captain, who Is well known In this late. bknk nor Banking Commissioner nearly stc,J 1—.nany of the materials Dully 9:80 A. M. to 0:00 P. M. Telephone section of Monmouth county because This is where the cove got KB name IIRI.KN I/EK OETTY, Evenings by Appointment. JM2 as the whales were mostly sperm From tins Killalinny Valley, In the William Kelly had done a wo had to furnish," said Major Kroe- Aiilhoriied Agnnt of family connections, has written northern part of the state, to the sen. lie obtained sand for mixln: The Register an Interesting letter whales. They wont from there to Mr. Kelly was called to the stand For All Trans-Atlantic S. S. Unit Cape Hay and started whaling there." coastal plain in tho south erosion and testilled he had considered "in- cement from tlu; beach, dug up atone Tli»l,..U Stilil nl th<( ComnunliM' rub wherein he'tells of th|s ferry service. goen on, a enn.-stant peril to,agricul- formally" whether suit should be from a slat>:-owned dumping ground He writes that he was told about IlKlicd l:atc« NEW TIME-TABLES. ture. Once the top fioil in gone it is started. He had talked it over with and salvaged iron rc-inforcing rods 18 Mechanic St., I'hona 174(1 this ferry by his grandmother Seeley lost for at least a dozen generations. John Milton, Jersey City lawyer, and from discarded Uirget frames. and she was told about It by her RED BANK, N. J. For under natural conditions it re- with his own deputies,-he said, ant Hand rilip and trench mortar gren- mother.. His grandmother was born Jersey Central Railroad Announces quiren '100 years to build up top soil. had decided not to sue because there In 1800 and he states that "you can New Times and Service. ades left over from World war day:i So serious has the erosion problem was no demand on him to bring wero used for roinforcinf? cement Anne's Beauty Salon see by -her age that it was a long The New Jersey Central railroad bncome that Dr. Linwood L. Lee, land action, and b;cause he felt there wa3 time ago." foundations and po.stij, in addition Red Bank made a general time-table change utilization expert of tho state agricul- no evidence of any irregularities. common chicken wire. Much of the Every Woman f 16 Wallace St., "This ferry," states Mr. Seeley, on Sunday. Moot of the changed tural experiment fltation at Rutgers material used in tho n«w construc- "was a scow that transferred passen- He added the bank would not have were made to conform to the day- university, declares that unless work reopened last fall had a suit been tion wa:i obtained through the de- Wants • gers, horses and wagons from the is takpn nt once to counteract it molition of some old, unused stables Phone Red Bank 3008 Mlddletown side of the King's High- light saving time. Some additional brought. .services were also announced. The throughout the sH-'ito there will bcr to look h-r best at nU time*... way on the Shrewsbury township In answer to one of Mr. Wein The program, including construc- to feel at case anil perfectly Jersey shore section will have chang- few acres worth tilling fifty years berger's questions, Mr. Kelly said he tion of a garage, rest-room building, Announces that elde of the river, there being ho hence. pulsed. bridge at that time. The way of pro- es conforming to daylight saving did not know if illegal dividends had water troughs, horse shelters, and an polling the scow was by poling. Of time for the benefit of commuters and In the South farms generally are ever been addition to the army headquarters MIS-SIMPLICIT?* beginning May 27 there will be ad- building, was carried out under th course In the winter the public menaced by wind erosion llrst and The plaintiffs In tho case charged Created by MR. JOSEPH crossed the river on the ice." ditional service, which will Include then by water. Sheet erosion and I the officers and directors with re auspices of the Monmouth county a through Sunday train from New- ERA headquarters at Red Bank. well known Hairstylist "My old grandmother told me of j gully cio.sion are the common forms j sponsibility for approximately §000,- Gossard an accident that happened in March, ark to all the seashore stations. The •of the hazard in North Jersey. 000 in losses. Is the answer. Sandy Hook steamers, which aro Tile .southern three-flftha of the Is now employed at her Beauty 1700," writes Captain Seeley. "This RECEIVES 580,710. Ths p"H ot the operated by the Jersey Central, will I state, known as the coastal plain, is MOUNT MITCHELL HOUSE SOLD, back • straps Salon. was a carriage with six persons bound for Shrewsbury. They wero begin their season on May 26, which composed of a so-called heavy belt Mrs. Helnn J,. Clotty of Little Sil Uattens the ab- Your hnlr styled to fit your told that It wa3 dangerous to drive will mark the 75th anniversary of and a light sandy belt. The latter California Man Buys a Evidence ver receives $80,7-10 as her share o domen, uplifts Individuality. across the ice but that the ice was this lino. Plans arc also being made comprises sixty per cent of the plain from Edgar Baeigalupi. the estalo of her father, Joseph Me the bust, and strong enough to perniit them to for an InciTa.se in the ono-tlny ex- and is ti ec-covercd. The other sec- Earl Luick ha:; moved into th Caldin, whose estate has been ap controls the Visit our new Facial Depart- walk across. The people In tho car- cursions to the seashore resorts. tion, acre on acre of cleared land, is praised at $131,134 gross value am hip3. intensively cultivated and produces house at Mount Mitchell, near High- ment, whero you may relax In riage thouglit differently and when lands, which he recently hmight from 5124.602.net. The. remainder is lef Let otu expert comfort. they had driven but half way across .Judgment 1'or Injuries. fruit, potatoes, vegetables and corn. to his widow, Mrs. Helen B. McCal fitters show From year to year stories emanate Edgar Bacigaiupi of Fair Haven the stream on tho not too strong Ice, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Morton, 81, of The dwelling is of the colonial typ din of New London, Connecticut. Mi you w li a t Complete Beauty Service Jn o the rig and its occupants broke Matawan, has been awarded judg- from this section of the danger of McCaldin, who died October 8, 3 033 Mis-Simplicity ilollghtfiilly restful atmosphere frost or the injury it has actually with wide shingle enclosures. The can do. through and the horses and persons ment of .$750 against Bamberger property affords a commanding view was one of tho founders of the Urn assure!) Uio appearance that well were drownod." company of Newark as a result of cost, but little is said of erosion. Yet of McCaldin Brothers, which oner groomed women desire. it goes on. Many orchards have suf- of Sandy Hook bay and tho ocean, "This old grandmother of mine was injuries she received in a fall in tho Mr. Luick is engaged In business a ated tugboats and also had a coal I $4.50 to $10 Lydia Crawford by her maiden name company's store two years ago. fered from tiic natural action of wind and lumber business. and water. The wind sweeps away New York. Until recently he am tho sandy soil from tho cultivated hia family were residents of Cali- spaces between the fruit trees, and fornia. The house was built a few To Fish Off Florida. years ago at a cost of $23,000. Ray to SILK water finishes tJic job, often cutting Benjamin C. Fincke of Fair Haven 17 Broad Street, Bed Bank, N. i. deep gullies in the ground, carrying I. Stillman of Eatontown made th will leave Sunday on his annual away tile topsoil entirely sometimes sale. . deep-sea, fishing trip off the Florida and even undermining the trees or A bonafiSo newspaper circulation coast. Ho will be away about a Boys can make extra pocket money leaving their roots exposed. —the kind Tho Register has—is th month. In the central part, of the state selling The Register.—Advertisement, there is a thirty-acre apple orchard which has lost all its topsoil on 60.2 per cent of the land. Another exam- F E A T U R j N CpC 6,1 D SPOT ple, remarked by Dr. Lee, is a twen- ty-year orchard of six acres where 12- P 6 I NT.i SiuPR E NV A C Y eighty per cent of tho land hao been affected by erosion, and 45 per cent of tho whole orchard has lost its top- soil One very simplo nnd apparently harmless cause of erosion in orchards is the spraying machine. Strange as t may appear, the sprayer leaves tracks and the rain runs off the or- CONTROL chnrd in these ruts. They become deeper. The. sprayer follows the tracks the next time, and year by FRESH! year 1he ruts widen and deepen into Men's Novelty gullies. TEN FREEZING WESTON'S Keep your eye on Schulte-Vnited... every day brings Truck farmers Buffer losses CREAM-FOXED WASH TIES great through erosion. On one six- new surprises ... every day brings new opportunities teen-acre potato farm in the central Values to 13c! pnrh of New Jersey the soil has been CAKES Print*, twlUB, for savings. If you want style-right quality merchan- Choc, or Von. impaired to such an extent that the piques; others. dise at low cost, Schuke-Vnited U the store for you! farm produces virtually nothing. On SPEEDS TO SUIT -8.5 per cent of its acreage erosioh has removed the topsoil, and on 10.5 per cent the topsoil has been made Guaranteed Fast Colors! WOMEN'S SERVICE WEIGHT worthless by erosion. Yet this farm was known as one of the richest in THE SEASON... CHARDONIZE tho district seventeen years ago. Ii. takes from one to seven years Thermometer rising? Set the Coldspot dial Dresses for erosion to ruin a farm,'and in the ahead. Want ice cubes in a hurry? Dial Piedmont area, which includes part Tlw Cutest "quick freeze." Defrosting? It's simple HOSIERY IAllfo Sheers of Mercer, llunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic and Ber- . . . no trick at all. Just turn to "defrost" They Wear A Launder Beatrtlf ulforl For Tots 1 to 6! gen countjes, as well as in Essex, Union and Hudson counties, condi- and forget it. • The current goes "on" when tions are genuinely alarming. the job is done! Friday Dr. Lee -says that fully eighty per and cent of the cleared land of Penn and | IvnnsdalD soil—the largest soil areas Saturday I in the legion—are affected by sheet Only!' erosion. On many farms the subsoil They're beautiful! is exposed; on others bed rock. Picot tope! Cradle soles! With dainty contrast- Farmers on land, once rich in top- French heels! Sl«es 8% i ng appllrjuo; hand soil, arc now plowing up shale. in an wanted Spring shades! a m o c k i n g at yoke; Eroslvo processes are swifter than deep hems; all COIOTS ! la commonly known. In one area in the southwestern part of the Pled- ! ., Friday and Saturday Only! mont zone a gully moved thirty feet ; A Luusy" Bu/ between the crop years of 1931 and ' Sensational Value! 11)32 with other parts of the area los- Brings you lovely Priscilla NOVELTY MESH AND PLAIN ing ten feet ot,soil. Curtains at a sensational T-STRAP In tho Piedmont section the Wash- ington soils, as (hey aro called, are price for Friday & Saturday SANDALS of highest excellence sinco they de- rive from tho glacial drift. But sheet Beautiful Marquisettes for Bench erosion and gully erosion have "re- Full 2 1-6 yard length duced the value of the soil, making for Home Suitable for every window it poor and unproductive. More than Everything You'd Expect in a $200 Electric Refrigerator for Struct 2,000 acres in one location have been for Sport! abandoned for agriculture. ,.„ 24 by 48 Inchest Soil erosion experts found over an In the new 1935 Coldspot Sears en- Colored Borders! area of thirty squnro miles that 65 gineers have produced the most ..ad- Double Thread! to seventy per cent of the land suf- fered to some degree from erosion vanced method of keeping perishable and that erosion of a serious nature foods at proper temperatures. You Turkish Towels wns slowly ruining ID per cent of the region. get Super-Power under accurate con- trol. You set Super-Speed for quickly MARIUED 52 YEAES. freezing ice cubes and desserts. You get perfect refrigeration—and "\ on A Hnppy Anniversary for Mr. mid EXTRA SIZES Mrs. Mark Kllmartlii. couldn't get:better at any price! included The f>2d wedding nnnlversary of Mr. nnd Mra. Murk Kiimartln. who Panties or Step-in styles.., livo near Marlboro, occurred Friday. 11 OTHER FEATURES tailored or trimmodels... Alreooled vamps! Semi-hard, import- No formal celebration wns held, but od orepo rubber soles! Siioa 3 to 8! Supcr-Pov rrc! Unit I New RrftlKernted I ho couple received many congratu- Glnss RullillE Tilt. SMART ANKLETS every garment full cut! lations and anniversary cards. Mr. . . . Only B Mo\ins Kiimartln in 7C> years of age, but P»rU. New "To Father Time linn denlt. kindly with ich OIICII'I At this Spectacular Price him nnd both In vigor nnd in appear- . . . A Tc Dooi. Aiiluniatk, Genuine Lastex GircUes You'll Be Tempted to Buy ance ho seems younger than his imi, Intern) yearff. Ho is one of the moat suc- k 105 Ifo Cuhi-n . . "Slim-lino" . . .U-lo. length. 2-toiio, Several Pairs of These New V. lull To""' fancy woaven! Hose mipportora! Also cessful agrii-ulturlsta of Marlboro •crUIn township. His wife, who before her FAST. Intc rim. panty BlrdloB at tho uamo low price! . New VVnliT Cool Dozens of Smart Sly let J mnrriago to him was Miss Ellen Holds a Gallon. IIIIKMI H..«. Cnleninn of Marlboro, also enjoys , Sr.l!t Shell • !m C entf.l llxilu.lv For Wornon, MISSCB and Children! ?°SS OXFORDS good health. , Colilapot. i..in»«4 In the Editorial more than 53,600 to approximately councillors and advisors, and In this VI

;..' .. A • • . •• ._. .... BED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1935. Page Five vatlons, Mrs. Warren Fowler was COMMUNITY MUSIC. clarinets, horns, etc., but united as a Venetian Blinds World Wide Guilds chairman of the committee on dec- Bingle instrument like the organ. A JOHN E. DAY orations and Mrs. Homer Methot Albert P. Taylor of South Street director, like an organist, plays up- Funeral Home CUSTOM MADE Have Meeting Here led tho singing and cheering. Writes Article on the Subject on these groups as If they were keys, Present from Hbd Bank wero Good music, like nil good art, is nn producing desired effeots in combina- Chas. C. Conover Miss Mary Mount, Mrs. Betty Nog- tions, or accentuating one with the PHONE 332. Spring Rally of Monmouth expression of refinement In an Indi- re:tt as a background. Now, unless DEVOE House Paint S Linden Place lows. Mrs. Emily Taylor, Mrs. Elsie vidual or a community. An ever in- 139 Broad Street, Red Bank. Tol. Bed Dank 807. County Association Held La«t McLeod, Mrs. Cora Jllntnn, Mra. creaulnjj number of coinmunllies are (lie various artists are willing to Friday Night at the Molly Dorothy McLean, MIHS Edith Mc- submerge their Individual concepts Fewer Gallons . . . Wears Longer giving Ihc lie to the assertion that of file work given, as well fis blend Pitcher Hotel. Lean, Miss Ella Davis, Mrs. Flora the finest in musical art 1B unintelli- Beck, Mra. Edith Atkins, Mrs. Adele gible to the majority In the United with tlie tone of every other instru- GUARANTEE OF PURITY Tho spring rally and banquet held Conover, Mrs. Guy!a Chamberlain, States. Traveling opera (roupes, or- ment, the director's efforts will be in by the Monmouth county association Mlaa Grace Bclth, Mrs. Clara Lcd- chestra* and concert artist:) are po- Vain. This Paint is put up full measure, and it Of tho World Wide gulldH laat Friday lard, Mrs. Ethol Holmes, Mrs. Hazel tent stlmul.'tnls to arousing interest Just, so It Is with a chorus. Here guaranteed to be composed of night at tho Molly Pltch;r hotel wan Ryerson, Mrs. Kleanor Konyofc, Mrs. in better rnusir;. Radio Is playing a you have many self-classified soloists, attended by MO persons, including Elsio Maaon, Mrs. Margaret Berge, large pnrt in whetfinj,' Die nppclilc whose voices must be directed to 50% PURE WHITE LEAD mombors of tho Mary Mount and Mra. Yvonne Wengland, Mrs. Edith not only for passive, but. active, en- produce an ensemble of complete bal- Eleanor Kcnyon chapters arid thoWorth, Mrs. Edith Fowler. Mrs. joymen't of nmrUr. of permanent ance between tho soprano:;, nltos. (Curhomitt! of Lead) senior guild of the Red Bank Baptint Helen Yost, Mrs, Olive Voorhis, Miss worth. tenors and bass. A choral .leader is church. • Representatives wero also Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Ada Kennedy, concerned with the quality of tone 50% PURE WHITE ZING Miss Annabel House, Mrs. Cather- School nrrhrMi-ns, filee eluta, ohor- (Oxide of Zinc) present from Asbury Park,' Long Ino Mlllor, Mrs. Mnrjorie Methot, uses--nu-ji's, womrn'iJ UIKI mixf'd— produced, correct intonation, accur- Branch, Mld.rllet.own, Hew MonMrs- . Dora Mcrrltt, MiR3 Anne are evidencing culture even in towns acy of attack, precision, unanimity, With tin* proper anuiunts of: mouth, South A^iboy, Lakewood, Sclr-licit and Mm. Penelope Eilert, of small population, Ihoieby provid- phrasing, shading and enunciation. .rt!KK TINTINO COI.OKS, J'llItlO I.IN'.SKICJI Oil,, l'lIKIO Tlllt- Mutawan, Koyport and I'loehold. all of the Mary Mount chapter; Miss ing outlets for (•xpreMiiion wliirh j;s so The chorus must not only produce IIHYEK AND NOTHING KLSK. ' The- ballroom of tho hotel was Dorothy Allen, MISB Rnrtha Lewis, much more .HaUsfying lhan niniely to tones of musical precision, but form filled with banquet tables decorated Miss Betty Minton, Mlaa Mae Pred- ho llHtenrr:i. words entirely, intelligible to an au- with spring flowera, place cards and more, Miss Alma Harrison and Miss dience. Clear enunciation by soloist hand docorated programs and menu One m.-irvcls at the dexterity of nor chorus Is of utmost importance Sophia Hilton, all of the senior guild, violinist or piarii.'-t who i;efniingly and invarinbly brings a joyous re- booklets In the shape of gateways, and the Misses Barbara Smith, Alma overconifH (reuifndou.^ technical <\\f- KLARIN'S Paint Store the theme of the guild'u otudy book sponse from those who can under- Jlannlhe, Joyce Bnydcr, Louise Stal- IlcullieH with apparent oase. Porhaps stand the text as well as the music. 26 MONMOUTH ST. Tel. R. B. 3838. for. the coming year. Blue candles der, Evelyn B?a:nan, DoriB Smith, too few yet realize the several attri- also helped, to carry out the color Pauline Mason, Claire Lediard, Cnrol butes which combine th form thr ;tr-r- Communities that support their "A I'alnt for Kvrry Piicn and Purpose" scheme of blue and white, the guild Eckert, Ursula . Errath, Jane Har- fect piH-fmble 'KEU DELIVERY. HIRSCH'S SSF colors. vey and Hope Goodnhild, all of thement.s), flinuf;h their omolionnl re- spiration to others nnd iienee spread Between tho courses of the dinner Eleanor Kenyan guild. actions may bo .-is well defined as culture and refinement by so much tho various groups cheered and from Hie brilliant .soli.sl. An orches- throughout the nation. Shrewd, careful buyers read The Register's Class* 20 Broad Street, Red Bank sang their guild Bongs. The toast- tra, for in.--tfince, may compri.se n. masters wero Mrs. Klcanor Kenyon hundred mu;- C •if^ilijisatiliiiilsi for 2 99 POPULAR PATENTS i HAYFEVER PREP Reff. 05o Value. VH',V°I 75c Clanin &# 60c Jad Salt*. 49c Condensed ....40c Ephedrinn .. Sizo 30x40. Comes In white with Double-brcantod; BHIC and wool. 1.00 Eslivln .. 67c pink or liluo border. LlmiL i to Slzoa 1 to G years. For Baby 100 1.00 Up John's wK 2Sc Mistol 17c 5'Value "^^ a customer. Wcol§ only! MONTH MAY WEEKLY SALES Citrocnrb. /. ...(57c (15c Astlimador 41c LARGE Cane 1.00 Haley's M. 0 ..67c 3Sc Hill's ,, - BBS Nose Drops 21c EVERY ITEM A PICKED VALUE FOR THE PLUIN or MINT 50c Limestone 75c Drake B.iur 'SWIFTS t3 Phosphnte _.34c Analfjcsiquc 29c LAUnORYSOAP FIRST WEEK'S SELLING. (OD LIVER 1.00 Nujol - ...67c 75c V«|JC« ...... "'-.Sue SALE OF COATS 35c Sloan's w$M$!> " 35c Koiidon's FRIDAY, MAY 3rd to FRIDAY, MAY 10th & OIL Liniment ...24 c Nnsal .Irlly ZOr nSi*£ Don't fail to take advantage of this Sen- 25c Phillips Milk (.00 Kinex .... G7c of Magnesia -.-- ...17c 30c Vick's Nnsc Drops . 20c sational Sale of our Entire Stock of Chil- 1.00 Pepsotlcnt 50c Grove's Nc se Shower Curtains Wash Fabrics Antiseptic ...G7c Drops 31c =SL dren's Coats. Sizes 1 to 6 years. 25c Biaodol 17c JLC yd. n>« •* **r'. Group No. 1—Boys' & Girls' Coats $9-99 'some II Rcff. Sl.liO Value. ml 12 Made of heavy white Show room sample FIRiTAID NEEDS NLUfrTABLHS Group No. 2—Boys' & Girls' Coats $£.77 25c Carter's Pill. ... 1 Rcff. $5.08 Value. Tst duck, full 6x6 ft. Tenpieces—Printed Voiles, SOc Hospltol Abaor- bent Cotton, lb ...18c 75. Rdlans - A non-rust grommets. Percales, Dress Chal- 30c Ed. Olive Tabs. ; 25c Adhesive Tape, , Group No. 3—Boys' & Girls' Coats $C.99 After this Sale 1.39. lies, Suitings and others. 15c Bayer's Aspirin 1 Rpff. $10.00 Value. VF ii.In.x5 yds 9c 20c to 39c Cottons. COc Alkaline SO'Value ! 25c Bot. Iodine, with Seltzer Tabs. : Group No. 4—Girls' Coats Only $©.99 New Curtains AppUctitor, 1. OE .. 7c 2Sc Naturc'i I MEDICINAL Remedy 1 RPR. JI2.IS0 Vnluc. O .ose| j Zinc Oxide Ointment EPSOM C Bath Towels 1 oz. tube 9c 10c Turns - | Tongue Blade with 10c Hope Laxative. 1.00 Drake Bile. SALTS"' 69 swab complete .... 9c C ench 100'« '• 5 lbs. GIRLS' Ruffle or flat, also nov- IG or- Peroxide 10c 50c Kbcn Tabs : elty nets. All are good 29 | 50c Dr. Scholl'* 50c Drako Cascnra DRESSES -^\ 3-size Adhesive ...29c 100's 1 width and full lengths. 22x41—Solid color on SSf' Values up to 1.00 pair. both sides with deep ^^^- 3-' C cacli white borders; double 84 thread weave. Green, 1 SOtYalu. K«E. SI-JO Value. Porch Fabrics SUIIDRilS ||@^E HEEDS Prints, eheor dimity. Slzen 1 Gold, Orchid, Rose. I 5Oc All Metal Shoe to 7 yra. Enby Week Only! C Reg. 39c each. Trees, Jir 10c 10c .10 It. Tlilllly T—lillslron-•• v rlp 29 WAK l'm.cr 3c "" "'"° P Cotf.e Malier . | 25c MuRiiilylns SILK Cottage Sets i5<- i-leciiic Utility 36-in. suitable covering. Shaviiis Minors ,12c Cord,, fi (oot DRESSES Porch ^Furniture, Pil- | 25c Ruhbrr Glove lows, Draperies and Sponge He h ,il» 10c cgANce POLAR | 1.00 Brnver Hair ; Steel Wool many other uses. ( Uppers 50c 51TBARBAS0L $2-54 6 Pcs. — Embroidered MENTHOLKTeO JHAVING KIT Reg. 35c to 50c Yd. | 25, Sturdy Whisk :,-^yi »••••'' '" *v>zo«r. wiw Ileff. $3.0B Value. Marquisette in Blue, nrooms 10c 5 CIGARETTES | 25c Silver l'oiisli, L»S l»c K«i chiefs ic r- s autoes Comes In prints and plain Green or Gold with ros- 'Oej.T/n tul>o ..._ 5c ,15c: I'Uylng Cnriln... 17c ALL F0H colors. Laical spring shades. Dish Towels ette tie-backs. A real 4PKG5. Sizes 3 to 10 years. •g-C ench 79c value. m ijM" "TAYLOR TOT" 12 Table Cloths fMOKERl VALUES Made from Pepperell 10 or. RnlriRh Hi .i/. Menhey- crash, part linen warp C r-iirh Tobacco 73C T. fi^j)'i -S>"'" 2 "<" 15' STROLLER and weft. Sfoe 18x36. 5c Bugl*r. .Show Hoat \- l+V^jl 1 All 5c Caiuly »n.l Kite nr Duke's Mint Blue, Green, Red or, Assorted sizes: 45x45, :\ (or lie $|_.99 Gold borders. Worth | 7 o/. LntulniaiU COUBI. D.OP. flc mosp 50x50, 56x56. Crash, Tobacco 21c 7 much more. | 10c Dial or Tuxedo FGAKES Hot;. Value VZ.il). Burmada or Damask. Cocoa 2 lb» lr.c Have sold at 69c to 89c Tobacco :> lor 20c Thin In spoclnl for Bnby f Hoice or | Clearance 5c Hi units Wilhiii Ilalilnir Clioc- "Iff" JO* Wook only! Conieii In Candlewick each. CIS.II. Rroen with Ivory trim. 15' rms Tobacco 7 lor 2S.. Vj-lh Bed Spreads COGtWOdTH. | 10c Com Cob Pipes. He GLASS Kapok Pillows 7*1 OniCCS. VELVET 5q 5th Avt or Lllo Wfjff] III., vnl. I.ady Jo.n 69 Cigarettes, lilts...:..10c WS.\ ..... iw -A lb CTf I bo^ Ic TUMBLERS] BABY'S BABY'S 2- I t o/. Llahtoi I'luld.. 7c PLAY YARD Bathinette Double bed, well tufted —solid color. Peach, For living room or Green, Tan, Orchid, porch; assortment of 2 'tec? $4-99 $3.99 Gold, Rose. Contrast- coverings. Rayons, BUGLER 25'fV llrg. $5.!m Vnlur. ing tufting. Velours or Damasks. MODESS llfg. 55.(W Value. Wltli wooilon flour. Comon In Reg. 2.9S each. Have sold at 1.00 each. natural and colors. For Baby Cornoi In Ivory and Green, Weok Only! fllioclnl for Baby Week Only! Pictorial Review, New Patterns 25c and up uv 74* 19! Pare Six RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1985.' case and there wag a happy reunloi where he became an exercise boy for William W. Brown waa Installed as anlc, wan married to Raymond R. ler, wai sixteen years old and at HOO PRODUCTION. Years Ago in and Forman Cossaboom, principal o James Howe's runulng horses. exalted ruler cf the Bed Bank lodge Pullen ot that place. Tha ceremon; night a, cumber of frUndi paid her Sale Every Thursday ! the Jamesburg high school, was a] Louis M. VanAnglau wag appointed of Elkj. wan performed at the home ol tin a surprise visit One Utter of Plff Allowed ThU Tear Around Red Bank pointed principal of the Atlant postmaster for Oceanport to succeed llelvla A. Rice of Leonardo re- bride by Rev, Dutton Dale. Emllii The Navesink Tennis dub elected For Home Corammption. Highlands high school to succeed Elisha Maps, who resigned to go In-turned home from his trip to Bel Ligler was bridesmaid and Latham Mlaa Grace Williams president, May- Modification! ot the corn-hog pro- HORSES, MULES, William T. Whitney, who to the piano business at Long glum and Germany. He owned a big Pearaoll was groomsman. nara d Card vice ppresident,, Raymony d duction adjustment contract, per- Incidents Culled From The Reg-Mr, Cossaboom was well known 1, Branch. linen mill in Belgium, employing 1,- Mlsaos Ruth and Jessie Silver o: Taylor secretary ' andd WllltoWllltom WW, mitting small producers with no hog DAIRY COWS ister of the First Week in Monmouth county, having taught 1; Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan of Morris 000 workmen and 'his trip was made Shrewsbury were surprised on thai! Swan treasurer. production bate or with a lower than i j East Freehold and Marlboro. Plains visited Mr, Ryan's parenU, to get the mill in operation under birthday by a number of friends. The Oscar Hesse added a bake shop to avenge production from on* litter ZLOTKIN'S STABLES Ma; Twenty, Thirty an™' The Boggo property on Recto Mr. and Mra. Michael Byan of Holzn- German rule., guesU -were Misses Virginia Parker, hla Ice creaaa establishment on Front during tho base period to produce an FREEHOLD, N. J. Forty Years Ago. place was bought by Frederick Frlc del over Easter and the occasion was Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Wea' Bessie Morford, Bortonse Barthelemy street Mr. Hesse added tho bakery adequate number of faogs for home for his own occupancy. The propert; celebrated with a dinner party, at Front street gave a euchre party for and Dorothy Llnson, Hugh C. Breai to manufacture fanoy cako for the use have been announced by the Agri- Forty Years Ago. at one time was owned and occupie which some twenty friends were pres- the bene&t of St. James Sewing so- er, Donald E. Lawes, John E. Mc-ice cream parlor, cultural Adjustment Administration, Thursday, May 9th, 1935 ciety. Tho prize winners were Misses Clollan, Ormond Mlnton and Clarenci Mrs. S. B. King of Marlboro waB The election to accept or reject I by John Forsythe. Mr. Frlck pal. ent. according to Kllwood Douglass, Mon- AT 1:00 P. M. the sewer act ol 1890 as part of the ; 54,500 for the property, which had Farmers In the Everett section Sarah Murphy, Anna McGrath, Mary Boughton. the new guardian, of the Campflro riuuth county agricultural agent. laws Kovernlng the town of Red ' river frontage of 110 feet, wero cutting exceptionally fine crops Dalr and Nellie B. Cam Mra. Jacob Albert C. Crawford, a wholesale Girls of that place. She succeeded Jeffrey, Mrs. Jennie Long, Mrs. Mrs. W. W. Hoagland, who was mov- "Producers who agree, under tho Bank resulted In adoption of the sew-1 Miss Emma Abbott Headiey and C. of asparagus. Among the principal butcher at Tinton Falls, suffered a 1935 corn-hog contract, to bold their er law by a vote of 426 to 108. Only ; Augustus Layton, a popular younf growers were Lemuel Soden, Theo Kaney, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Joseph Bray, fire lois of $2,500 when his slaughter ing to Port Murray. Mrs. E. Bostwlck, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. corn acreage within the contract about half of the voters of the town ; couple of Red Bank, were married a dore Stilwell, Mrs. Elizabeth Con house, meat rooms, wagon sheds and Most of tha Belford and Port Mon- limits but who do not have a hog wtnt to the polls, ithe Ba"tlst Parsonage by Rev. W. B nors, Charles Kelly nnd John B. Stii David Leroy and Mra. Frank Haley. barn were destroyed. Everything in mouth clammero were bedding their 1: The Monmouth Mutual Supply com- production baeo will be permitted to The board of freeholders met at, Maltesun. ' Their attendants wen wagon. , ho building burned except four extra clams to bold them for better produce one 1035 litter of plga for Red Bank and decided to raise Hub- the bride's sister, Miss F. Violr The Red Bank commissioners wen pany was Installing machinery cost- wagbnn and a dog. prices. The clams were not bring- ing $4,500 at Its ice making plant homo consumption," Mr. Douglass bard's bridge to the same height as Headiey, and Charles Syne of New having lively talks concerning Sun- The Henry Field farm In Mlddle- ing much in the market and the points out. "No hog payment, how- day businesses at'Rod .Bank. Mayo, on Beech street for uso in operating :own township was sold at sheriff's "farmers" were waiting for tho a cold storage plant for farm pro- ever, will be made to the producer Walter VanSchoick, while work- j Miss Carrie Walling, daughter o J. W. Bonnell thought that all bus- sale and It brought $16,000. Peter S. price to rise. The clams wore put taking advantage of this ruling, in? at a sh&DlnK machine in Mount's ' Joseph S. Walling of Keyport becalm ness places, except drug stores and duce. Tallman was the buyer. on a sand bottom In about two feet Ebcnezer Covert sold his house and. of water. "It has also &:en ruled that 1935 carriage facto™ in some manner al-, the bride of Frederick Dietz of Rec newsstands, should be closed on Sun- Dr. J. Dunbar Throcktnorton, who IS Head Horses to Select from: lowed his hand to slip in contact with ; Bank. They wero married at thi day. five acres of land at South Katontown had been practicing dentistry nt Rod The frame waa up for a now gro-contract signers who have an average for $1,100 to a New York man. Mr. production record of six hogs or less mated teams and singlo horses, all a knife and the first finger of his South Amboy Episcopal church b> Tho Kod Bank police force was to Bank for many years, with an office cery and butcher store on Church for both market and slaughter dur- rlKht hand was entirely cut off and Bev. H. M. Fearce. bo reorganized and uniformed. In Covert bought from the Wolcott es- n the Child building on Broad Btroet, street, Little Silver, for James Lane, color*, acclimated and ready for tha second finger badly mangled. ! Miss Mary A. Baggot and Jeremiah tate a seven-acre- tract of woodland, :old his business to Dr. H. A. Tilton It replaoed L. I£. Brown's building, ing the 1932-33 period and wbo arework at right prices. Also now stead of the members buying their opposite tho property which he sold. receiving no hog payment under their Charles S Haniner waa appointed Quinn, both of Freehold, were rnar- own outfits as heretofore, the com f Farmingdale. which had been rented by Mr. Lane contracts, may be permitted to shipment from Iowa, beBt mnted auperlntendent of the electric light ried by Rev. Frederick Klveletz, rec- missioners agreed that the taxpayers He paid $300 Jor the woodland. The twontleth anniversary of troop nnd which had been destroyed by pUnt it Red Bank with James tor of St. Roso of Lima Catholic A big job was under way on the E.B was celebrated in the armory, wits /Ire. Hawkins and Mlnton of Fair slaughter for home consumption, all horses In. these parts. pUnt a light to pay for them. The force pigs produced In 1935 in excess of the church of that place. was to have a chief and three and D. Adams place at Rumson. New ntertalnment of songs and fistic Haven were the contractors and tho IS Head Mules: real well broks Gardner as his aBSiatant. outbuildings wero going up and im- louts. cost was ?1,200. producer's unit under contract. The William Dawson was elected cap- j Lester Reamer, an Asbury Parlt 1 Bibly four, patrolmen. Robert C. number of pigs that may be produced tennis; best lot of mules to bo found. tain of the nowly organised Baptist; music dealer and well known in Re Hance was the town's chief marshal provements were boing made at a The herring season was hero and Boy's brlgado at Atlantic Highlands.iBanlr>--'k- an--•d' -.i~i-i>.vicinity., wa...... s _„>,,,„publicl,y cost of $20,000. Thirty mechanics of for market, under the contract is not More mulea and horses for your se- Frank Patterson was night mar- hey wero being caught In largo num- Nurae Engaged, changed by tills ruling. • Harry Badeau and Henry Carroll horse whipped by a prominent As- hal, William Bennett and Peter Bed Bank and vicinity were em- .ers up the rlvor. The brook at the lection hero than any other place at bury Park man. The assault was the ployed on the work. water works near Newman Springs Announcement has been made of "The 1835 contract does not require bad a shooting match at Tinton Falls Lang, day marshals and David Riddlo a producer with a market hog pro-prices you want to pay. for $10 a side and the loser to payoutcome of alleged unwelcome atten- vas a special marshal at the rail- S. Frank Mason was re-elected fire was one of the best places for herr- the engagement of Miss Kathryn tions which Mr. Reamer was said to chief of tho Keyport fire department. ing, but they were caught all the way joulsa Nlst of Farmingdale to Wal- duction average of fifteen hogs or 50 Fresh Cows and Springers: for the birds. Thirty birds wero shot •oad depot. The annual pay for the less for the baso period to make any at, Badeau killing thirteen and Car-have been paying to the horse whip- lolice force at that time was $1,320 Mrs. Bud Vaughn, who had been p the stream to the Lincroft bridge, ;or E. Dlckorson, also of that place. Guernseys, Jorscys, Holsteins, selec- per's daughter. employed in tho Koyport postoflice lhad and carp were also plentiful Both Miss NlBt and Mr. DIekerson adjustment in 1935 farrowtngs, but roll twelve. nd there were some protests that if until the now ruling was made, many tion of good cows always on hand. Two new racing boats were built Mr. and Mrs. Alram Sanborn of chief of police and three patrolmen ifteen years, resigned her position ,his year. attended Lakewood high school. Mlsa Lincroft celebrated their sixth and moved to Farmingdale, where Nlst Is a graduate of tho nursing small producers could not keep more at Bed Bank during the winter. One ere engaged for full time the cst Peter S. Dunne, the Leonardo post- 1935 pigs than the average number Sell anything on commission. •was built by Charles Bobbins for ding anniversary. The day came to fould jump to $2,010 per year. Air. Vaughn was engaged in farming. lastor, appointed Thomas McVey of school of Muhlenberg hospital at Private Snles Dally. a fitting close when a group of Miss Ethel O. Hastings of Salis- hat place a special carrier to take Plalnfteld, where sho hold a position produced during tho base period. For Harry Knapp. The other waa built Omar Sickles of Navesink, who had bury, Maryland, -was married at the example, a producer who had a mar- by Frank Taylor for hiB-own use. friends paid them a surpriso visit. seen manager of a large commis- he mail between the railroad station as supervisor. Mr. DIekerson la em-hot hog base of only two hogs and a JACOB ZliOTKIN * SON, Kid Lavlgne, a well known prize The annual church day of the Mid parsonage of Calvary church at Key- nd tho postofllce. ployed on the J. D. Rockerfellow es- ion house in New York, went into port to Harold B. Poling, son of Mr. homo slaughter base ot three hogs Phones: Res. 330; Stables 958, fighter,, and hla trainer, Samuel Fitz- dletown Baptist church was observed. .usiness for himself and many Jlid- Tho Guild of the Golden Rulo of ate. could produce a total of no more 1 James P. Hopping was elected and Mrs. Britten Poling of that place, Trinity church held a card party at patrlck, were at Oceanic where La letown township farmers agreed to by Rev. William Adams. than five hogs In 1935, Under tho Freehold, N. 1. vlgne was In training for his tight church clerk, Charles Allen treasurer hip their produce to him. Mrs. Leon de la Reussllle's on Broad Junior College Play. now ruling, this grower may not pro- •with Grlffo. and Jacob Wlkoff, Si\, one of the The New York and. Long Branch Saturday was Koansburg's "open- street. About forty guests were The staff of "Throo Cornered duce more than two hogs for market, William Francis of Catherine street trustees. •ailroad was ordered to put a flag- ng day." The steamboat made two present and tho guild cleared $14. Moon," a three-act comedy by Gor-but ho may uso for homo consump- •was sixteen years old and a group A May day sociable was held at the nan at McLain'a crossing, near Nut- ripa that day and brought down The prize winners wero Mrs. H. J. ;rude Tonkonogy, which will bo pro-tion all tho remaining pigs farrowed of friends Bpent the evening with Navesink Methodist church. Grade wamp, for the year round. 500 visitors. Rosevelt, Miss Estelle Greenawalt, lented on May 10 by the Histrionic 'n one litter In 1935." him, playing games and dancing. Wllllacns was queen of the May. J. E. Johnson, a Belford fisherman, A rummage sale at St. Andrew's Dr. Helen F. Gibson, Mrs. Slgmund Socloty of Monmouth Junior College, Those present were Olive Chamber- Viola Kip and Beatrice Walling were lught a roe sturgeon in Raritan bay Episcopal church at Highlands netted Eisner, Mrs. Amos Tilton, Mrs. Geor- if Long Branch has boon selected. lain, Stella Thompson, Emma and flower girls and Sterling Hopkins •hlch weighed 75 pounds. He sold iver $100. gio Hazard, Mrs. Harold Laros and The organization has produced sev- Transferred to Texas. Viola ' Headiey, Carrie and Sally and Eddie Cottrell were pages. he roe for $15. • • The women of Highlands cleared Mrs. Hattlo Conover. eral one-act plays during the year, The War department at Washlng- White, Kilby Norman, Sadie Cham- William H. Hamilton was arrang- Walter McIUvalne and Charles R. 125 for the Methodist church at a The Peninsula hotel at Sea Bright but thlB Is tho first to which tho pub- on, D. C, last Thursday ordered berlain, Annio Lucas, Willie Thomp- ing an entertainment to be given at ohnson of Union, a village near-Key- five-course dinner in the basement of was leased to Mrs. C. J. Tomllnson. :lo will be invited. Stephen Baldanza, Captain Louis S. Stleltnoy of Fort son. Arthur Wymbs, Clarence John- the Red Bank Opera house for the ort, had eight men employed dur- he church. Tho money went into Miss Doris Cottrell and Wlllard W. nstructor of English at the college Monmouth detailed to the Agrlcul- ston, Lester McQueen, Frank Dlck- benefit of tha Actors' home. The he salary fund of the pastor, Rev. A. urnl and Mechanical college of Tex- MILEAGE! ng the -winter making tomato crates, Aumack, both of Keyport, were mar- is coach of tho production. cnan, Fred Conkiln, Will Burr and Opera house was donated for the oc- "'hey turned out over 400 crates a O. Hicks. ried at' that placo by Rev. A. L. as, College Station. Aaron Brown. casion of John W.Eylos. ay. Mra. Fred Klnhaefer was a new Iszard. - - The announcement was mado of .cachcr In the Baptist Sunday-school The road to better and bigger busl- A butternut tree was planted in the Monniouth chapter, Daughters of Eola Casler of Port Monmouth, nuss leads through The Register's ad- Boys can make extra pocket money Oceanio school grounds in observ- the occasion by John W. Eylcs. .t Holmdel. daughter of Captain Thomas J. Caa-i ertlslnt; columns.—Advertisement. ' selling Tho Register.—Advertisement, NO NEED NOW TO ance of Arbor day. Rev. 8. W. Knlpe, The announcement was made of he American Revolution presented Edward Evans of Tinton Falls pastor of tho Oceanic Presbyterian the marriage of Miss Nealle Wilson ho Red Bank and Freehold high laught his hand in a com ehellerand BUY*SIN6lE-CUfcED* church, made the principal address. of Red Bank and Arthur Nelson of chools with framed copies of tho ils right thumb was badly cut. Tho reallstio representation of tho Long Branch, which had taken place eclaration of Independence. Nellie Johnson, aged four years, TIRES WITH THE Mountain Meadow massacre was tho Marcli 15 at the Red Bank Baptist Tho 59th birthday of Navesink aughter of Isaac Johnson of South feature act in the Wyoming Histor- parsonage. The bride for several dge of Odd Fellows and the 86th Eatontown, died of pleuro-pneumonia PRICE OF GENUINE ical Wild West show billed to appear years was a telephone operator at nniversary of the founding of the liter a sickness of a few days. WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR in Bed Bank. the Red Bank exchange. irder in America were celebrated by The first shipments of asparagus at GOODRICH ^DOUBLE- The second troop of cavalry of New Mrs. Etta Fielder, wife of John H. !io Bed Bank lodge by attending Lincroft woer mado by Charlea S. Jersey waB mustered into service at Fielder of Fair Haven, died- in her ipeclal services at the First Metho- Bucklin and Ansel White. "Grass" LAUNDRY WHEN IT LEAVES .CURED" CAVALIERS tho town hall, 44 members taking the 51st year. Death was duo to a com- lst church. Rev. Alfred Wagg, pas- was fetching $3.50 to $5 a dozen oath. Stipulations of membership plication of deseases and she had r of tho church, preached a spo- .unches. SO 10W- ware that each cavalryman must own been sick about three years. :al sermon. The oldest members of -ho lodge- wero John Button, who Miss Margaret Perrlne Edwards, bis own horse and the horse must A meeting was held at Ford and aughter of Mrs. Annlo Braasch, and YOUR be black. The youngest men in the Miller's shoe store for tho purpose of Ined June 1, 1&17, and had been -reasurer of the society moro than )r. Walter Ames Rullman, both of outfit Here Herbert C. McClees ot organizing a golf club. About. 38 per- Red TSjink, wuro married at Trinity Hlddletown township, William Slier- sons attended and a proposition was fty yearn, and Captnln John Ahhott Vorthley, who joined the lodge in ihurch by Rev. Robert MacKellar. HOME? roan, Jr., of Bed Bank, Harry Selley made to rent the Stilwell fann on .bout 200 guests were present and of Mlddletown and James H. Tomlln- Patterson avenue for the golf course. ictober, 1849. Both these men were .resent at the services. .he affair was one of the notable Bon. of Lincroft, who were twenty Tho farm contained 35 acres. fashionable events of tho social sea- years of age. Fred Olson of Bordon street re- Miss Catherine Nealle of Freehold, I« it washed under the rho had been teaching school at Ho- ion at Red Bank. The maid ot honor Robert Carson of Holindel waB ceived two broken ribs and many was Miss Charlotte Edwards, a sister most sanitary condi- kills! by being kicked by a horse. Hia body bruises when ho was caught In oken, was obliged to give up her po- if tho bride. The bridesmaids were ideath was caused by a fractured a revolving belt In the Robert's Boil- 'tion on account of poor health. Mrs. Edwin Conover of Red Bank, tions, through process- ekull. er works and thrown against a bar- A valuable cow belonging to An-"Miss Catherine Terhiine of Matawan, Georgo Wilde of Fair Haven tied rel of Iron, rew Latham, Jr., of Hazlet got her Miss Theresa O'Nell of Gardon City, es which Insure sterile bis horse too close to an Iron hitch- Tho old iron fence on the Mon- ead fast in a fence and her neck Long Island, and Miss Cornelia Cha- mouth and Broad street sldea of tho •as broken. cleanliness, ing post in Iront of1 Bailey's tobacco pin of New York. The groomsman' store. . The slipping of the baiter Methodist church property was taken was Harry G. Rullman, a brother of protection of fabrics? pulled the horse to the ground. Bar- down, which greatly Improved the ap- Twenty Years Ago. the groom. The ushers were George as low as ber Gus Layton rendered timely as- pearance at that corner. The fence George H. Harten resigned as sup- Rullman, another brother of the sistance and tho horse was not in-was a great help to a number of rvlsing principal of the Red Bank groom; John F. Swackhamer of Mid- jured by the fall. young men who used It as a support ublic schools. dletown, Harry Sutton of Red Bank Slater Mary Seholastlca, principal while they woro waiting for their The funeral of Chief Arthur L. and Dr. Fred Leavitt of Philadelphia. $06S of St. James school at Red Bank) girls who wore attending services at /ymbs was the largest ever held in Miss Mary C. Santangelo of Red started on a trip which would take the church Sunday nights. :ed Bank. The First Methodist Bank, daughter of Raffaele Santan- 4.40x21 her to Ireland and parts of Europe. Mrs. Irving Patterson and Mrs. hurch would not hold all who want, gelo, a wholesale liquor dealer on Jacob B. Rue o£ Red Bank passed Charles White woro prize winners at d to attend the services and hun-West street, was married to An- & course in a veterinary college and a euchre party given at Mrs. James reds stood on the sidewalks. Police- thony Cannella, a barber on Shrews- opened an ofilce as a veterinary sur- Cooper's residence at Shrewsbury. .en acted as bearers, they being bury avenue, Red Bank, at Holy geon in the Stoutwood stables. , Silas Taylor, who was employed by :arry H. Clayton, Charles Woods, Trinity church, Long Branch, by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coggina of Mrs. A. B. Nathan as errand boy and o.icph L. Imlay, Harry T. VanNote, F. Fisher. Philadelphia came to Red Bank and paper carrier at tho Eatontovvn post- Villiacn Antonides and Edward Con- Miss Daisy C. Ligler, daughter of "were occupying Mra. Coggin's fath- office building, went to Saratoga, y C Lgler, daughter of er's house on Bridge avenue pending Mr. and Mrs. August J. Ligler of Oce- the erection ol a home for themselves on Mapla avenue. John F. Popo took a large size advertisement featuring bicycles for ' • You're the loser in ladies, emphasizing the fact that doc- tors recommended bicycle riding and ' money and miles when a that bicycling had become recognized 1 tire is tough on the out- es one of tha most healthful exer- OB docs It go to ah cises for ladies. unclean home, w^cre ' side only. To give you Francis A. Little ot Fair Haven 1 more mileage, more was awarded the contract for tho bar disease gorras lurk In privileges on the three steamboats ot Illth, and carelessness trouble-free service, every tho New York and Branchport follows every step of Goodrich Cavalier is steamboat lines. handling? At the Flslt street school In Fair DOUBLE-CURED— Haven Arbor day was observed by the planting of four trees under the F\OES your laundry go into a questionable home, where it is • made tough nil the uay direction of H. E. Nepean, the school • NEW DElUIi INSTRUMENT PANEl • ASH WAY 1 LIGHTER • CLOVE COMPARTMENT. .. Gaut« in through! With genuine principal. The pupils who took part set off by red trlmmlmt niralnst th« taupp-Kray panel. Compartment handle and control knobi either washed in an unclean kitchen, or a backyard where •were Martha Wall, Zepha Coy, Laura are of the n(w Ivorj rlastlque. WJndihlcJd handle and center JtrJpfng «re chromium. there's as much garbage as there is fresh air? Then ycu are en- Goodrich "Double-Cured" Elliott, Ida Smith, Vana Hatfleld, Cavaliers costing so little, Anna Holmes, Charles Albert, Lucy dangering your family! Why take chances? Why risk precious Coy, Bertha Johnson, Bertha Steel, liyes? You're not economizing—that's the worst form of ex- why risk your money on Laura Slocum, Franklin Hatfleld, Charles" Coy, Cecelia Holmes, L. travagance! Be wise ... be thrifty ... let us do your laundry single-cured "bargain-' Geneva Coy, Florensco Holmes, Anna regularly, every week, and return it to you absolutely immaculate, ' built"tires?Comein today. Marshall, Anna Lyons, Sarah Reevey, INTERESTING DETAILS Joseph Slocum und Harriet Holmea. and free from any conceivable impurity! . . . sterilized . . , * Prices subject to change Tho oyster growers of the Fair Ha- cleaner ... whiter. without notice and to any ven district reported the close of a governmental tax or levy. very successful oeason and began the cleaning of their beds and tho plant- ing of seed oysters. Those engaged In tho industry were William H. Socks Darned... Buttons* Replaced... WHAT VALUES! Chandler, Forrnan R. Smith, William B. Taylor, Snyder and. Allen, Fran- cis A. Little, George and John Hen- Everything Mended in All Finished Laundry Services drlckson and William E. Cross. • "COMFORT IONE" IIDINC-Tha new Fnll-lloat- NEW FORD V-8 4.4O x 21 4.7S x 19 Catherine Price or Ocoanport had a linen skirt, the llax for which had Inr SprlngbaBe fflres back Beit pauencrra • 10 lbs Damp Wash, 49c Thrifty, Minimum 69c been spun by her 68 years previously. "front leat ride." The iiprlnizbiic li now 123". r I1IIERE ia no difference in engineering standards *yOS $g3O Tho fabric way woven by George "VanPelt, who lived on Academy hill A between ono Ford V-8 body typo and another. 4.50 X 20 s.Qo x 10 nt that time. , All give you "Comfort Zone" riding, Air-balloon William II, Adcoclt of Keyport was engaged as tho now engineer for tho tires, Safety Glass at no extra cost. But Deluxe Ate&mer Holindel plying between hod ion do liavo more conveniences, better upnol* LEON'S 4.SO x 21 5.23 x 18 Keyport and New York. story, a smarter finish on interior fittings. Miss Deborah and John Palmer of Keaneburg rode to Farmingdale on Outside, a Deluxe Ford V-8 gives you two QUALITY th«lr bicycles. inatcucil-tonc horns instead of one; two tnil lamps Goodrich • UICOAOUPUI IHIEDANl-IlthJnd the rear Thirty Yearn Ago. •eat of all Tudor and Fordor models. Back with reflex leneej; chromium-plated windshield Cleaners Dyers Laundefers An extra ton pur cent dividend waB pt teat vulla forward nermUtlpc cmay acccaa. paid to tb« dopoBitorn of tho defunct frame and radintor grille; nnd colored •wheels. Cavaliers Maveslnk National bank, making Ami every Ford V-8 offers you the only V-B total dividend payment of seventy pngino ii\ America in a car selling for less t'• ,m per cent. Harold Stout's The ;ohlldron of David I,. Long- $2300. See your nearest Ford denier today. There Storage utreet of Bea Bright, who wens HCP- Tire Store nrated upon the death of their moth- Dchixa equipped—$550 and up. tr. wars reunited after a period of Standard occewory group including Vault in Red Bank, we operate it. Goodrich Batteries year». Ono of tho ulsters W5? bumptn and spare lira extra. Entj that her brother, who had lofmi through Universal Credit Co. Auto Radios not boon heard ot during that per- • OXIDIZED HUIMINUM AHOY RHINOS - Por- iod, was employed by Edward rtellly. panel? flnlihcd In quirt, lanpe-grajr to blend* Refrigerators VHW'.-BAI Hank and she <-,amo to Bed Uitefully, with Interior. AUTHORIZED FORD pEALF.RS •JB*»k to wotrtain U such wa» the I 70-76 WHITE STREET, Vne Our Hudget Department. WESXFBONT ST., I«a> BANK

'ffeKrS RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1985.

er; Pooh-Bah, (Lord High Every- Brlclle In a league- contest here last and she will reciprocate by entertain- Bank spent part of last week with Two Killed On Liquor Licenses thing Klee), Thomas Gllmour; Pish week by the score of 8 to o. ing the club members. Mrs. Asher Crawford. Tush, Edward Wurat; Yum-Yurn, . Mr. Wllley has moved from the Several residents o£ Colt's Neck A number of the pupils of the pub- Return $4,265,974 Vivian None; Pittt-SIng, Dorla Wll- farm of Wellington Wilklna at this and vicinity went to Trenton one lic- school wero vaccinated against PHONE 1290 Grade Crossing helm; Peep Bo, Elsie Gronger; Ka» place to tho Greenwood farm near night laat week to attend a hearing smallpox last week. D. Frederick Burnett, commission- if, Myrtle Tronery. A large num- Mlddletown villnge. Mr. Willey Is a before the aHaembly on the etate milk Mrs. Thomas Welsh spent a few Store Hours: George Gravatt and Sidney Gif- er of alcoholic beverage control, has ber "of pupllH cpmposod the chorus. teacher at the Mlddletown township bill. Favorably action was taken on days recently with Mr,s. William Jef- ford Met Instant Death on Issued a report covering the period The play is directed by Miss Huth high school at Leonardo. the bill much to the gratification of frey of Rurason. She also spent two JBolly 8»turd»y *• Way to Work at Spring Mea- from July 1, 1934 to April 1, 1835 as -unningham, tho achool music teach- An oratorical contest was held at the dairy farmers. Among thoso who days with her daughter, Mrs. Tim- t a. m. to 8 p. m. 8:30 a. m. to 0:30 n.m. to th number of licenses granted ana er. tho Pino Brook school Friday night. attended tho hearing were John H. othy Buckley of Robbinsville. dow Country Club. the total of tho license fees. In Men- The Keansburg Steamboat com- Tho winners wero Harold Showers, Sutphin. Charles Flock, Chrlney Con- mouth county there were granted 478 pany will Inaugurate a week-end over and Joseph Crine. 'Jfwo men wore Instantly killed Sat- Shirley Taylor and Helen Ashton. plenary retail consumption license? Horvlco to New York on Snturday. They will represent tho school at a Tho Kcwlng club of tho Reformed urday when a Pennsylvania railroad with fees of $188,683.88; plenary re- This service will continue until Dec- exprcBs train struck their automobile county oratorical content nt Afibury church will hold..a..bunco party Fri- tail distribution llocnseso numbered oration day, when a dnlly achedulo Park Saturday, May 18. The judges day evening, May 17, at the achool- at a little-used grade creasing leading 74 with fees of J19.667.32; club will bo In effect. into the Spring Meadow Golf club at wore Mrs. Oeta Gilhuly, Mlas Nancy houEC. Mrs. . John H. Sutphin la There la only one people on the licenses numbered 28 with fees of $2,- Mrs: Abnrr Smor-lr. wnn hriHtcsa nt Fields and Mrs, Lsnao Foreman. chairman of the committee and her Allaire. 938.21; .limited retail distribution li- a luncheon at. her homo on Wednes- earth that says "a hundred thous- The victims were George Qravatt, William Covert of Sccaucus, form- assistants are Mrs. Charles Flock and and welcomes," as they come to their censes numbered 17 with fees of day of lafJt week when tho following erly of this place, died last week Mrs. Chrlney Cohover. A meeting 42, of WoBt lielmar, and Bidnoy Olf- 1809; seasonal retail conaumptlun II- wero guests:. Mm. radicle Dcturo, doors when you knock, and enthus- Xord, ST, who lived on the Manasquan- from Injuries which'ho received in a of the committee members 'was held iastically swing them open to let you consfs numbered 21 with fees of $0,- Mrs. Ira West, Mm. Charles Kocht, fall from an electric light polo while Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Funnltigdalo highway. Both were 238.02. Tho number of HcenscB sur- Mrs. Walter Wood, Kr., Mia. Walter In—the Irish. The staid Englishman laborers employed at the golf club, a he was in the employ of tho Public Sutphin. sometimes frowns at the enthusiasm rendered or revoked amounted to 33. Wood, Jr., Mrs. Samuel Roeri, Mrs. Service corporation. The funeral was B«ml-prlvato club owned by Theodore Tho number of licenses In effect In Frnnk Klnicblmmrier nnd Miss Mcr- Mrs. Pcarsall oi New York and her and Bays that it Is being too familiar H. Bennett of Spring Luke. • held Friday at hla iatc home and the niece, Ann Siren were visitors at tho with strangers, but tho Irish door 27-29 MONMOUTH STREET Monmouth county as of April 1, 11)35 nil McKunnii. Interment waa at Manasquan, Gravatt waa caught In the wreck- Is 686, The total amount received in Mi'B. Clinton B. Lohsen han recov- home of John Kosta and family part continues to Jerk open at every age of tho car and carried a mile on the ntate for license foes during this ered from nn ntttick of measles. Mian Agnus LoStrange and John of last week. stranger's knock. On the tourist lit- RED BANK tho locomotive cow-catcher. Qtfford period was $4,2615,073.33. Ivs. Ralph O. Williams wan hont- iiti.Strango of New York (spent Sun- Erriil Hofnian Is having his hotel erature, which the country is now was thrown about one hundred yards eas at a tea Mondny afternoon to a day with Miss Margaret Doan. repainted. He will have a canopy en- sending all over the world, the happy by tho Impact. number of workers of the locnl | The firemen were called out Satur- trance made for the hotel. phrase, is cnagleally hidden in throe Tho train waa the daily Long health center. ! day morning on account of a' grass A meeting of the consistory of the little Gaelic words, but I find that Branch to Philadelphia express on Keamburg News. A flro of unknown origin nnd i lire on Water street-. Tho blnzo was Reformed church was held last night the stranger who knows not Gaelic, tho Pennsylvania's Long Branch di- which the fire department nan been ! noon extinguished and no damage at the home of Walter D. Fields. . knowa what "a hundred thousand (Thf Bed BttnkyRegtitor can ba bought as done. welcomes." means. The Irish cannot Kwik Kut vision. in KeansburK at the ttoiei 01 E. L. Miller, Investigating, totally destroyed a Mrs. F. Alvln Langwith and her mystify us with Gaelic when their Glft'ord Is survived by his widow N. Bantu Lucia, Philip Kelle» and Charlvi house owned by Anthony D'Orel nt Mrs. Vernon Wlnsiow has returned daughter Bernlce spent one day last Vogel.) rom a vacation trip to Bermuda and eyes and hands express so loudly the and three children, Gravatt by a 212 Park avenue Thursday night. week at Middlebush. They also vis- jolly gladness they feel at seeing Lawn Mower widow and two children. Mre. <3eorge Qromingor, Sr., has The flro department fought tho fire o hna resumed her business duties ited friends at Elizabeth. t New York. some one from Massachusetts or Chi- Charles W. Morrow of Long Branch been confined to her homo for uev- for ovor two hourn nnd wna aided Tho Sea Scoutfl have bought a sea cago. It is a strango home feeling wau the train engineer and W. E. eial weeks with sickness. by the Kant Kcnnnburg flrn company, -Mrs. Ida Stevens of Brooklyn Is skiff from Edward Hebeler of Bar- laving her fuimmer residence at this that comes over ono in Ireland, every VunDusen, also of Long Branch, was Mr. and Mrs. Allen Conroy aro Tho Rudolph house on the south negat, formerly of. this place. The Patrick and Michael, Norah and Peg conductor. The locomotlvo was dam- home from Florida whero they went Rldo and the Berry homo on the lace re-decorated and otherwise im- skiff Is stored on the grounds of the iroved. can discuss America with you, and in aged by the Impact but proceedod to after bolng married at Elkton, Mary- north wero saved. Thn formrr hnuRR garage of John Grier, Jr. addition to that, it is always easy to Farmlngdale, about four miles away, land. The groom met tho bride was Homcwhnt daninued on the ex- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wlllett have terior. The Berry homo caught flro get acquainted and feel at home with 4 to pick up a now clglno to continue while on a trip in tho South. returned from a visit at Washing- reral times but tho flro. won Colt's Neck News. an Irishman, who feels as well as Its run to Philadelphia. Martin Flynn will opon his estab- ton. says "a hundred thousand welcomes." It's a regular $6.00 lishment on tho Beachway on Sat- promptly extinguished. Tho fire- Mrs. William Mack, who has been •««. 1~ V. urday. <~ men put out several fires on tho The Sewing club of the Reformed In poor health several weeks, Is now roofs of other buildlngo caused by value. Self-adjusting Old Law Forbade Tho mayor and council have Is- :hurch will meet at the home of Mrs. a patient at St Francis's hospital at Tho Red Bank Register travei3 sued a proclamation designating the flying sparks. Jarrett Oniover of Freehold this af- Trenton. over every street in town and every ballbearings, has four Wearing Tartans period from April 20 to May 10 as a Maurice Belglano, who hna con- ornnon. Mm. Conover is not a mem- Mrs. White and her son Andrew, road in the county. Let it carry your time given over for tho annual en- ducted a general dry goods store In er of the club, but .she has been Mrs. Thomas Kelsey, Thomas Kelsey, message to those who live on theso crucible steel blades rollment of. thejocol. nursing scry-, Kennsburg for several years, has •resent at a number of the meetings Jr., and Mlss.Margaret Kelaey of Red thoroughfares.—Advertisement • Glasgow, Scotland—Today all Scot* opened n clennin# and pressing es- land wears t&rtans for tho Highland ice, a part of the county social ser- that are self sharpen- vice, tablishment on Carr avenue. gatherings and games, such au those Sidney Altormnn has opened his at Bruomar, Nairn, Fort William, Mrs. F. J. Engcl of Brooklyn has ing. Large 8-inch boon tho guest of Mrs. Louis Kuhn. service station at the entrance of Crleff, Aboyno and Inverness in Aug- tho stonmbont plor. ust and 3-ptembor, but this plcture- Tho Schaffer property on Carr wheel. 14-inch cut. avenue is being improved. Tho Granvillc Inn on Shore bouic- HIJUO national costume was once pro- vazd was entered by thieves last hibited by law. George Zerr has returned from the week by forcing a window and two Afu.'r tho battle of Culloden In 1740, Fitkin hospital. small R.ns stoves and a row boat OAKLAWN POULTRY the English attempted to make the John Gravany Is driving a new were stolen. The theft wan report- Scots wear trousers, and forbade the automobile. ed to the police by Benjamin Kep- NETTING tartan. Avorso to tho now garments, A card party will be held by tho FENCING local post of Veterans of Foreign pel of Center avenue. Bomo Ingenious Highlanders discov- Tho entertainment of fire company ered that tho law did not specify how wars on May 10. Mrs. Mario Robinson Is homo from No. 1, will bo held In the flro houac $1.25 tho trousers wore to bo worn. Ac- Saturday night. cordingly, when men went on jour- tho Monmouth Memorial hospital, neys, they ofton hung a pair over Long Branch. Mrs. John Aucher is \ I V/.V7" a patlont in tho same institution. 60 ft Roll Made Ilka a. their shoulders on a stick, to keep Tinton Falls News. \ l\ /.A/.. farm fence, all within tho d'.:creo. Such Infractions Mrs. John Mulllns has opened her bungalow for tho summer. Rigid construc- line wires run wore punished just tho same, but a An Interesting patrol meeting of tion, closely \\7T7A7 / A / \ /. parallel the few years lator the law waa voided Tho Ideal Knitting club met nt •"S*. tho home of Mrs. Cortland Ogdon tho third and fourth grades was held woven, orna- \I\C\T.,full length of and the tartan once moro becamo tho last week with Fred Rancler, one mental and the roll. Just national dreas. last week. Tho Gethsemane Evangelical Luth- of tho pupils, in charge. It centered durablo. Beau- tho thing for Highlanders of othor days would eran church will inaugurate branch around the value of courtesy as a fac- tifles your poultry yards. Bleep In the open in any weather, services in Keansburg on Sunday. tor for safety and the dangers which property and tennis courts, protected by nothing except tho tar- "road hogs" cause for themselves and protects It stucco work, Tho nnminl spring clnss room ex- against ires- tan. Before lying down they dipped hibit and operetta pt tho Kcanoburg othorn hy their gelflshnesa. Trooper etc. Comes DO tho cloth In water, making It almost Galvin of tho state police force was pasaers. 38 feet to a ran. public school will be held in the au- inches high. impervious to th» wind, and the heat ditorium of tho Francis place school present and ho said the play was tho 48 Inches high. of their bodies kept them warmer In tonight. Tho operetta Is an abridged finest of its kind which ho had ever tho wet woolen than in dry. edition of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Tho Been. You can't buy liner paint NO MATTEH The picturesque- kilte are really but Mikndn" with tho following players: Mrs. Samuel J. Bennett is having WHAT YOU FAY! Wo «ee tn that be- BARBED WIRE GREEN KARPET a part of tho tartan, a plaid cloth Tho Mikado, William Mergncr; Nnn- repairs mudo to her house, William lour to six yards long and two yards England IB doing the work. cause Seam' expert* control every oper- 1 kl-Poo, Thomas JesBcn; Ko-Ko(Lord SHARP POINTED wide. It is folded, bound round the High Executioner), MHo Schumach- The school baseball team defeated otlon-from buying the raw .•iMortals to LAWN SEED loins with a leather bolt, and one cor- the grinding process thai Rives Seroco ner caught up over the left shoulder with a brooch or pin. Tho cloth, such a smooth, even fineness. Made In $< much sought aftor by travelers, wao Sears' factories and sold In Sears' stores. .00 formerly hand-wovon, but tho hand- You will save substantially this spring loom Industry It dying out. In Kll- STOVE by palntln, your houso with Seroco. 20 a Spool Sib. Bag hrachan, whore onco hundreds of looms operated,, there aro only a T -cry spool A clean, high acoro of weavers today. I larant.ced to contain full SO grade seed in la first qual- that we are of- MUCH MONEY COLLECTED. at 1K guage gal- ^ fcring at a big vinized barbed Over Four Million Dollars Fald Into $2-79 saving. wire. State for Liquor Licenses. Wickless Gal. Tho State Department of Alcoholic Oil Range Eovorage Control at Newark an- 16 Mesh Galvanized nounced Friday that 11,030 munici- pal liquor licenses wore in effect on Screen Wire April 1 and that a total of $4,265,074.- 33 was paid In fees for municipal li- censes from July 1, 1034, to April 1. r Tho roport said 237 licensee issued Keg. Vnluo $29.05. sq. ft. from July 1 to April 1 had boon BUr- $3.00 Down— 3 rondorcd, revolted or expired. ' $4.00 per Month. In Monmouth county 085 licenses 16 Mesh Bronze wore In effect and $218,340.44 was For safety, quality tul colloctcd. economy this oil range 6c sq. ft. , cannot bo best. Nowhere Time to re-screen! Pro- can you duplicate this stovo at this prlco. Super Service Floor Enamel Tex, best quality. Uni- rMENUSi Gives long lasting beauty to porches, formly woven, durable decks or Insldo floors. Dries to a galvanized screen wire. Autogas hlph, hard gloss overnight. Brushes easily, covers well. Use where wear Save time and money Range IS hardest, 8 colors. by taking advantage of Strawberry Shortcake this price. Recipe Dinner For Four Tim Mfanu He),'. Vullin J79.05. SUPER SERVICE Drolled Tomatoes Savory $5.00 Down— Seroco Black Roof Coating Buttered Anpnrniiun $8.11(1 |)pr IMdnth Bread Riu-lnir Conserve Creep Tlenn Saliul Looks just like (ho fln- W.'iterproofn roofs—makes them wea- Flat Finish Strawberry Hhortcuko ' Cream o.Ht RIIS stovo. Modern (hoi- tight nnd fire-resistant. Positive- Ooffe« or Tea Inblo-top stylo. No ™d ly senla tightly scams, cracks and noil 4 firm tomntoei 2 tablonpooni chopped holes. Will not run or sag in hot 5 titblenpnonn Rrcon pepper of brand new fealurea. chopped 8 tablespoons TIIIH rnnRO Is given wcntlirr, or peel in cold weather. onloni Hitlnii drcHnlnir "rin«r Month FOUR HOUR ENAM|EL «ugar. Cut in fat with knife. Slowly TIIIM linn riincn IH IICIV There's a Roroco Pnlnt add milk and when soft dough forms, itml iMiiilrni In i•••»»•< known songs, "Because I Love You" also spent much time In New Tork on almost Midnight Benefit Show and "Always," was at MB boat Sun- arranging for the professional acts PHONE 2316. Barrett! Approved Roofer day morning. Ha sang his own songa that came from the city and ha also and was at tho piano for his ren-contributed at his own expense the A Successful Affair dition. Others In his act were Theo- use of tho film, "The Thin Man," dore Motz, an 87-year-old trooper, which was repeated at tho request J. H. WHITE who wrote "There'll Be a Hot Time of many Carlton theater patrons In the Old Town Tonight," Mr. who h&d seen the picture and who Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor Carlton Theater Packed Saturday Night in Interest of Metz played his own accompaniment wanted to ijeo It again. The Cham* on his "fiddle" and with a martial her of Commerce officers cannot be Metal Celling* Slate, Bias, Tile, Metal Red Bank Chamber of Commerce— air stopped with military precision too liberal with their appreciation Gutters and Leaders. and Composition Roofs back and forth across the stage as and thanks to Mr. Jacks for what Furnace and Stove Work. A Wonderful Presentation. ho played the well-known aonu that ho did for the organization. 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. has lived through five wars. Ho also Much credit ia also due to Mrs. COM A capacity audience greeted the did themselves justics In composed "Ta-Ra-Ra-Ra Boom de Mildred Congdon, the executive sec- I*************************************** ****** ENDORSERS performers at tho Carlton theater Ihcirrendillnn of instrumental duet Aye." He also played this number. retary of the Red Bank Chamber of at the midnight show Saturday Riven numbers mill their presentation must William McKenna, composer of the Commerce. She worked night and MORTGAGES ar' the benefit of the Red Bank have pleaded, judging by tho liberal song, "Has Anybody Here Seen day toward tho success of tho af- 'hamber of Commerce and those applause they received. Kelly," wus another of Mr. Bowers' fair and showed her employers that who were fortunate enough U> bv Impersonalionn in Italian and He-company, and before ho had gotten her loyalty was not all on the sur- ihle to be present are unanimous in 1» ew dialects by Miss Lillian Shaw far with his number tho audience face. Mrs. Congdon Is a workor, and Here are those 11 aU heir approval of the presentation. was n novel introduction and she got tho spirit and was' singing with when she starts out to do a worth- a low cos!, lo " - —iQiingty aUei • miiijo'^'"'' * "It was a Great Show," "You kept her inulieneo in a .roar of him. They liked early Sunday morn- whilo job aho does It. Surely Got Your Money's Worth," laughter. She wai; a guciit at tile ing alnijliig BO well that Mr. MiiKeii- Tho orchestra for the entertain- exciting new A Two-Dollar Show for half a Dol- Suns Souei farm at Scnboyville while na bad to lead thorn with several ment was undor the direction of ar." These and many othi>r- eui-li n this aeclion. repeat numbers. Chct Arthur of Itumson. It was fur- statements were heaixl following the THE MORRIS PLAN Robby Ilm-ry (>f Navoalnk, well Alice Lawlor, daughter of Charles nished through the courtesy of the icrforrrmnce and which were re- known hereabouts as well as being- a Lifwlor, who wrote "The Sidewalks Amerlcnn Federation of Musicians. INDUSTRIAL BANK OF N. Y. ecelvcd by the committee in charge prominent vaudeville headliner, ap- of New York," led in tho singing of Prof. Rudolph Malchow of Red if the affair as being sufllclent to Main Office: 33 Woal 42ndEti8«l Telephone: LAckawacna 4-630O peared before the footlights in a fast, tho famous number, written by her Bank la president of tho local unit atlsfy them for the great elTort they snappy number that wna full of father and popularized by Alfred B. of tho federation, and much credit Convenient Branches for New Jersey residents: Alt forth for the entertainment of 222 Broadway 17 Union Square 462 Seventh Aviv :;:{ W.-I2d St Iruishs. Smith when ho was running for the li duo him for tho excellent music. New York •fie people of Red Bank and vicin- Charlie Mast, who has been prom- Democratic nomination for President. Tho work back stage waa done Vn rcupen keloif for further In/ontutlian or tliil or 'phen-r onv^l^rfc^i'i tui!r* y. inent in big-lime vaudeville and It was a real number and tho au- through the courtesy of the Red UJITHOUT comment imnthti in BraMfn. (now, JVonJWio-i. Bn*x, llmlr* ,i,J V;«r<*n,,. The affair was so successful that musical comedy activities for years, dience also joined In this chorus to Bank local of tho International As- t is now proposed to hold a similar and who is known internationally as a great degree. Tho folks of Red sociation of Theatrical Stage Em- 3.1 Weit 42nd Street. New York , « real star, appeared'' In a skit Bank and vicinity who attended the ployees, of which William Snydcr la Gentlemen: Please »end vnr farther information on U.S. Ho ins vent annually for the benefit of tho Modernization Loani. Chamber of Commerce, which is do- sticiiKthencil by Ernie Otto of Fair show proved that they knew their president and Georgo Roop is' exe- ng so much to further the interests Haven, also prominent in blg-tlme stuff when It comes to singing popu- cutive secretary. These boys, al- f Red Bank and vicinity. vaudeville. lar songs; and there wa3 .plenty of though unseen by the audience, did Kl1€€S their part- and did it well. Saturday night's program opened Miss Eva Bninen, vocalist, with harmony. vlth a short address by William A. Caps Krecborn of Atlantic High- This harmony was at its best, Red Bank's restaurants and other iller, president of tile Rod Rank lands at the piano, was at her beat perhaps, when Harry Armstrong, the dining places remained open until Chamber of Commerce, who ex- and her rendition of "One Night of composer of "Sweet Adeline," was after the show. Many of them re- advertised in McCall's, ressed his appreciation in behalf of •l.ove" brought down the house. She Introduced and began singing his port having enjoyed an exceptionally ho organization for the patronage also snnff.n number in French, which good business for remaining open over-famous number. It was about until the early hours of tho morning nd he also publicly thanked, those was equally as entertaining. two o'clock Sunday morning when Good Housekeeping, and; rho in any way helped to make the The .Morris .Sisters of Lineroft, who to accommodate tho after-theater Do You Know These Thieves? ho appeared and he said that it was patrons. ttractloa such a success. j recently made a name for themselves about the best time of the morning X70U'VI! known of the ravages of moth nnd Although the show did not begin | in amateur theatricals by winning Tho Boro Bus company, always Ladies' Home Journal ntil midnight and did not • dismiss j Hist pme> in.ll,ie radio contest can- to open their mouths, clear their willing to co-opornto for tho benefit * mst since Biblical days. But do you know intil nearly fivo o'clock, daylight j ducted by llajor Bowes, certainly throats and sing loud the notes that of the -Red Bank Chamber of Com- (hose thieves who Work only in silence anil dark- probably have been harmonized saving time, the audience was in the j showed that, nlthousli they were still more than any other popfllar song. merce, had busses waiting at tho • It's astonishing what new freedom,) ness? cst or humor and liberally ap- -ranke • d• as amateurs, they top many Mr. Armstrong also composed sev- Carlton theater which made it very plauded each presentation, showim; professionals with their talent, to en- convenient for folks out of town to smartness, and economy HOLEPROOFi T\O you realize TERMITES may steal ynur eral other songs but time did not reach their respective districts at their great appreciation of tho ef- tertain. Their a.qes range from nine permit him to sing any of them. KNEE-HIGH gives you! This new-type ^" most precious possession—YOU It HOME, forts of the various entertainers, to twenty yrars. and each one is an the late hour. Tho Chamber of Com- both amateur and professional. ."Audrey and Wesley", two children merce Is very grateful to Mr. Kusscll hosierydoes so perfectly what (enlnrscd four before you even know they arc nt work? artist by herself. Tho youngest at of exceptional ability as tap dancers Tony E. Hunting of Fair Haven, the traps was the hit of the act and and his assistants for their courtesy. women tried to do by rolling their times) took the house by storm as they who worked hard In co-operation she was so clever with her rendition performed most Intricate steps, in- stockings—but In a highly styled •yw ray not flnd out about this MENACE to your wi'n'tli and with the committee in nran^inc; tlv that she was retained on the stage cluding a staircase movement, that A GROWING GRANGE. W happiness beforo it's TOO LATE? show, was master of ceremonies an a 3 a suppbinpiit to another act was most difficult. The youngsters way. Gives delightful comfort.j T costs you nothing to consult experts on the control of Hi's If there la any one who knows how where a drum and trap rhythm was also sang and Wesley did a single Eighteen Applications Received by Ends garter-pull and Icnee-slrain, to fill this very important feature of necessary. The Morris Sisters played that would put many an adult in the I fast growing PEST. an evening's program it is Tony. He orchestral selections featuring- piano, Atlantic Township Organization. ' the main causes of runs. Two com- profession to shame, Eighteen applications for rnombor- '-leiihone or write for information to our — knows acting from A to 7, and he saxophone niul traps. - Tom Howard of screen, stage and fortable lengths, to assure you knows just how to balance a pro- Those who remember George M. iihip In Atlantic grange were re- radio fame, added much to tho pro-ceived last week when the grange correct fit as pictured tierejj LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE gram and that is just what he did Cohan of years rnjo had their mem- gram. As Tom is tied up by a con- Saturday night, or rather Sunday ories refreshened when Dave Mallen mot at the Colt's Neck schoolhouse. Chiffon or Service ; : : L. T. GETTY, morning. tract with tho Flcishmann radio pro- The first degrees of tho new mem- appeared before tho footlights. Dave, gram he did not break loose with bers will bo administered Tuesday, The program opened with a ac- who lives at Leonardo, gave an Im- 18 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N. J., Tel. R. B. 1746 his usual style Sunday morning. May 14, nnd the final initiations will uordiou number by Jimmy Kennedy, personation of George M. Cohan However, he. did get a word In for be hold Tuesday. May 28. a local artist. Professionals always featuring- tho popular number, "A his radio sponsors. Tom said it was Yankee, Doodle Dandy," with Cass Last week's meeting was largely 79c pair The TERMJNIX CO. of New York, Inc.. say that to open a show Is putting very amusing to him that whenever attended and among tho guests wore the artist on the spot. Jimmy's ren- i l-'reehorn fit the piano." Mr. • Mallen dition wn" PO cleverly (riven that j v>n.s teamed in the net by his brother, Red Bank wanted to put on a first- Wortlly Master Nichol3 of Farming- elaoo ohow It- wan nccesmlry tn cilll,d.l]o B,allKe and Mia. Nichols. A those who followed him just had to j Howard A. Jl.illen of Leonardo, whu upon their neighbors in Fair Haven j hort talk was given by make good. j will be a canilidaln on the Ropubli- R Nichols. help them out. However, he said ' The lecturer's program, in charge of The Ruiii3oniaii3, a group nt clever • primary ticket this frill for he knew that Fair Haveners wore ^licrilT, nnd their duu number was Mrs. Warren Snedcker, was arranged amateur musicians from Riimson, j always willing to help Red Bank, to represent a radio entertainment of pleflsed the aildienre wilh a number most pleasing. and that ho wuo glad to tin his bit, recitations, songs and violin solos, of snappy jazz selection';, which !IC1VK Infants' Silk Coats and Hats 2.25 1.88 5-YEAR Westinghousc the rrfn<;..-rntor moms arranged for vour inspection! By all SPRAYERS AND MOWUHS, SNOW Silk Carriage Cover Sets .'. 2.49 1.88 ; ..UTECTION PLAN you've always wanted. Kenlcd-in means visit our store and see for yourself the .OWS FOR DRIVES AND Slim. 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We have been highly complimented Handmade Creepers 59.. .48 BKINCS MADB on our selection of Maple Furniture for Bed- Cotton Training Pants 29.. .22 si; i • IIS, SEE THE 0 K AM) SICE FOR YOUHNI'XI,- rooms and Living Rooms. 36x50 Blankets, all bound 1.25. .88 <£> Toddlers' Coats, Hats W irihtch 3.95 3.49 OPKN MVKNJNGS FOR YOUR Botany Flannel, Pastel Shades, CONOVERBROS. CONVENIENCE ! 4-Pc. Silk Christening Sets 3.49 2.88 Dr. Malkin's First-Step Shoes, Sizes 1 to 6 1.50 ..!".., 1.25 16 Monniouth St., Red Banl< FAItM & GARDEN NKItVIC'K WICKATUNK, N. ,T. S TERLING We are offering 2Q% off on all Boys' and Girls' Telephone HnlnnlH ». 21 WHITE ST. PHONE 291 Coats during this sale RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1935. Pace Nln« WBBB PBOGEAM- lnlck held high score for the att«r- Public Business noon, with Mrs. Cottroll second and Marlboro News. Tht progrwn la as follows; Mrs. Elgard low. —_~» 'f ADMIRA'S BEAUTY SHOP A. M, Friday, May 3, 193S. Mrs. Lillian IS. Hutchinson re- Mrs. Minerva Gibson and Rullff F. F. BLAISDELL, Inc. ALMA HELD MARY 8TAVO1A In Middletown fliOO—Morn!nar Berenice turned to her homo here Saturday Voorheea of Eatojitown visited Mr. 3:14~finydtr. after a stay of several montha in and Mr«. Lyle Hayes on Monday, Lumber Mason Material* 10 BROAD STREET, Red Bank Repairs to be Made to Damaged I3il6—Organ Melodist. QijtO—Fmnawheit, the South. Mm. Hutchinson vlijtcd bringing with thetn Miss Frances Jetty at East Keansburg— Oilil—Mornina Devotiom. Miami and lit. Petersburg, Florida, Hayes, who has been visiting Mrs, A New Machinele»» $6 .50 1 UiOG-—Prunowhsst. .nd motored ,with friends from Inc. Gibson. Special This Week! Railroad Company Asked to ,0 ] —TMIIKB you •hpill'i Vnoif. Miss Jeanette Smock of Matawan :H0—Muafo Shop. latter placn tn Washington, D. C, Croquignole Wind Wave * Have Flagman at Croising, :i(I~Newi Fitlhci, - where she iipent a week attending Is'the. guest ol her aunt, Mrs. Ira ;1B—T'runowh«*t. tho meetings of the D. A. R. con- Maghan. Used Hot Bed Sash . . $1.50 Other Permanent 9.50 At the nieetlny of tho township . _;46—To hi «nnoune*fl. vention. The Ely aislers of Bloomfleld spent Permanent Wave Waye« committee ot Allddlctown township 1 1:00—The The*ten. .Vup luat Tliurudny afternoon a motion P. M, Sidney Huey ppent the week-end Saturday at their home here. 3:fiO~Studio Ftatur*. with friends at Trenton. . Mra. Roberta Burke and daughter BRIDGE AVE.,- Tel. 1293 RED BANK of Individual Charm Croquignole J.SO was passed at tlic KUsgcsUon of 4; tion of the Udeti would remedy the 7:ifi~-Hlil Billy UoyiV Howard Maghan was operated up- 7^0—HetUr houeintf program. spent the werjk-unci as tfuestn of Mr. on for appendicitis at tho Freehold artistic ' trouble. fl:00—Tb« Draam Peddler. and Mrs. Mort U'Conuor ot Bergen- Friday & Saturday H:ir»—Variety Hour Ou««t' ArtUti hospital on Monday., Attention, Investors! arranging, It wan voted to buy alxty feet of fleld, No Ex (mi. «t;00— Ace Cabtrtt antartttntri. Misses Eleanore and Milllcent Specials ...35c twelve-inch pipo for a ditch near the ;i;l»i—The tloma FhUoiopher. Mrs. .John C. Baker, Miss Elfle Widnor of Point Pleasant were Port Monmoulh nchoolliuuic. The 3:;iO—Journal. Baker and VVIlliur liakcM- attended ditch drains a Hlx-ncro tract. Ko- •J:;;I-Jflweii of Melody. week-end visitors at the Conove.r All Work noun tndnr the Bupervlnlnn of I(J:00—-American Family Roblnion. the sunrliie service tit Old Tcnncnt i home, Other guests Sunday were "MIKS ALMA HELD," Holder of Diploma* ccntly a big lot of dniinuga wgrk on ! (1:1 o—I'm no wheat. church tiimdjty. I Mr. and Mrs. Widner and children, From time tn time w« receive applications for conservative anil Formerly of Fifth Avenue, Now York City. tlilo tract was done by employees ot J():lij — tiertcetey Club Orrheilr*. Mrs. Mary Kelly and daughters tho Monmguth county mosquito ex- 11:00—To Be Announcrd, Mr. and MrH. Edwiij-d B. Sundford first mortgage loans on select real estat« that wo eon»ld«r to b« termination commission. I'. M. Saturday, May, 4, 1035 entertained Mr. ami Mrs. John Mil- j Catherino and Dorothy, and Benja- For Appointment Cull It. B. 1712. Bellable Service Guaranteed. it :UU—Opiiorluniiv Hour. ler and .son at Newark on lOfuUer. | min Ramon of New York and Mr. excellent investments, We do not recommend any mortgage un- Action on applications fur saloon li:4'i- 1'runovt'htat. Tho Millers Cnrmerly lived in'Mata- licenses made by Cluulea Cohen of .1:4.-1 — lUiiKc HlLa. and Mrs'. J. Miller and son of Long G:00—.Symlcr. wan. Island. til, after careful Investigation, tho physical oa w(!ii QJ, moral rlak Campbell's Junction and Matthew ii:Ul- To kq Diinounetd. Connolly and George Miller of iffluiL ii:l J—I'runowheat. Betty Jean Woolley spent Tho firemen were called out Mon- meets with our approval. As a result or this policy, none of tii« Keanaburg was laid over for two 0:11—Betty slid An lit. fjundny wllh her Knindparents, Mr. day noon to a grass flro on tha Sal- • G:^C~Music Shop, • and Mr weeks. Mrs. Lorettu Dunne made (i!3I—Adventures of Flaih Gordon. s. Ganeit Wuollcyuf Morgan- vest, farm. mortgages placed through this otllce have defaulted In principal ii:4 1 — Pru no wheat. ville. Bert Gordon and daughter Ruth, an application for a licence for \w or Interest. If you have funds available for such Investment*, EVERGREENS Brentwood liotcl fit Ijeonnrilo. This lj:4;,—Arnold and Dot. Mrs. S. B. li^csleKton entertained of Rutherford, were recent guests of 7;Ufl—Resume. waa referred to Joseph Johnson, the . following ladirs ot luncheon Mr. and Mrs. William Cluyton. communicate with: Now hi the beat of all times for the planting of township liquor beverage Inspector, A, M. Monday, May 6, 1938. Monday at tho Colonial tea houso: Mrs. Lydia Fields has returnot! for a report. u:UO—Mornlns berenade. <• Mm. P. J. Devlin, Mrs. rhartcpi A from a visit with her son at Colt's Evergreens. The zoning ordinance framed Its :i: 1 •I —Snyder. Ncidlinger, Mi?!.'; ,T. Mubfl Iji-ownancl Neck. final reading after action hart burn Mrs. Cleveland Wntrnna' of Upper Elizabeth and Catherine Hayward JOSEPH G. McCUE AGENCY We have at our nursery a wide assortment of taken to comply with a request made Moriillic Uevotloni. Monlclair. wcrV) quests on Sunday of Mr. and Mu hie. Shop. by Paul Madiion, who llvea neiir 'I ImiyB you should know. Miss Corde]i;i Benjamin nf Kew Mrs. E. H. Smith of Eagt Freehold N, N. J. Fhons 4U. these year 'round trees offered at a ridiculously Nayealnk, to have his farm placed I'niiwwheat. Gardens, New York, v/a;s tl)i' Knest The Father and Son supper was in tho undeveloped zone. The zon- News. of Mifin MfirRalct 'J'erhune for EaK- held In the chapel Wednesday night. low price. Come and see them for yourself at iitudin Fnaturei. ing wan done by a commlttoo of -Thy TheaUrs. tcr dinner. Mi^'i Benjamin ia the Harry Dixon Injured his9 ankle which J. O. Tlniolnt was chairman. daughter of I lie former Miss Pitman, while playinp; tennis on Sunday. Tho cqnmiittco Beivcd without com- who resided in Miitiuviin in. her pensation" and" H won (hlinitcd for -Prtinowhcat. youth. Lovett's Nursery, Inc. r itf3 work. "Juuslc Hold." LITTLE SILVEB, N, J. Arnulil Voorhew, Pianlat. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baler, ^Ir. At the Hiiggrntlon of Committee- I'runowlient. and Mrs. Willkuu It. CKUK and Mr. man. John T. Lawiey a motion was 7:-V, -Mnrllyn Harrow. and Mrs. William II. rtable attended or Call Red Bank 2200 and ask for our Spring paKHnd aKlclnR the New York and 8:00 Jiu-k HiK«in*. Spnga. h: J ^i Cuuliyy Jucli the cliarity ball H;iUirday evening at 1935 illustrated catalogue. Long Brunch railroad company to H: 1 1 l t tho Molly Pitcher hotel at Ked Bank. have n fluRinuh at tho Nutflwamp Hi'iTi—Thrrena Day. crossing;, near Headdon's Corner, U;OU—Hexuioe. Allan Jones, ;.vluj waw reported to during the period.while the children . M. Tuesday, May 7, 1B38. have purchased the Mrs. John Mlilor 4:UU—-l'udu a'»il fiisliluns, residence, bordering on Lake LcC- 32-34-36 BROAD ST., RED BANK of River Plaza are transported to 1 ::IB—Snyilcr, l school over the rnadwhoro tho cross- 4j|T U H ferts, will mo\ e May I from Ti'en- DO YOU NEED Ing. Is located. Ordinarily thin rood ton to Keyporl. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- IB not used to convey the children tn liam E. Jordan will remain in the ] {.:.'IO—MUBIU Shop, Miller residenee and will not move WINE and LIQUOR SPECIALS! and from echool, but it has been I ri:31—Town 'Chatlfr. put to this purpose since Hubbard 1 IJ : *r*—I'nmnwhfat. into the Jainos VanUrnklo houso on avonue was washed out by the col- i ii:i!i-TrDf)t und Pete Sohsnck avenuo, -as thoy had prov- «:U0— Hoy Rooks Rhythm Rascal.- ioutjly planned. CRAB ORCHARD COBB'S CREEK lapse of Hie River PJaza flam BOV- i (i: lfi—American Family Robinson. •'FirstTime at cral monthH ago. Mr. Lawley staled • li:;; 0— l'ruiiowhaat. Miss Laura Gordon and Miss Ger- Popular This Price! Straight Whiskey that the grade crosnlnp; in question [ b;'.ll—Triiiitun 'i Hencope, ard Devlin entertained twenty of A Flno MUor. money* could bo eliminated at amnll ex- ' (i :-i.V— Evelyn Kitferson, pianist. their friends at dinner and bridge Straight Whiskey f 7:00—(I'runowheat) Resume. Vanderveer 0*t In (ouch with ui, and in 34 pense by building an underpays or ' P. M. Wednosdoy, May 8. 1935. at the Colonial tea house Wednesday We make a point of arranging tunnel. The committro voted to op- to 48 hour* you will hov« $300, nvnry datall «f a loan tn mlt ; o:00 — Juvcaifr Climbers Iluur. evening. The prizes were won by l.«D fifth 69: $200, $100 ot leu to settle your ply for it Ki'ant uf fmlRi'iil money un- r.uuuwheiLl. Mrs. Kichord Ktdinann, Jr., Mrs, Apple Jack your personal ctrcumstinee*. der the public worliB program for — Studio Prosram. qytrduvbll'i.. .buy.ntwctQthit That include! th« conytniont i:Uft—I't'llcita Vcttura, Songi. Edmund Allen, Mrs. Howard IDrd- Monmouth Co.'s this purpose. I; !fi -Priinb'r- t'rank <\ Wcnri- i;;;(( —Ulinppic f'''nii, Songg. port. Other gue^tf) included Mra. •v«n IB months, If you with. ;] I rrunowheat. CANADA DRY line Flavor California Hp*top condition for (h* tumm The •ootier yovi fit in touch ruff, I he township physician, were i: lfi Mci Milton F. .Stevenson, Mrs. Donald H. ... ropolnt or Improve yo with us, the sooner you will accepted. .Ml) )—Snyde Riley. Mrs, Print I'^an, Mrn, Arthur GIN Fred (!. Wurnl, a plumhinp enn- ;(tl l—Tn In- iinnpiinced Hep. WINES horn*. Anyona of good characi< hive the cash at your dllpoinl, :;!') 'IVrhune. Friedmami, .Mra; Iildgar J, McNabb, AH Types frarlni- who livr:i nrar -Middlpfnwii Ml'y. Ilnvvaiil Miihu.'imi, Mir». T^oilin 1.4!) who It flaming a tloody talo Comr in ... writs ... or : LI itiK-Mlh-al. Quart 1.95 Z for Dfki phone. villnpc, requested tlial twelve copies n complained tlwit. the code 0 — MiH-iiiiiK ^cicnadp. T.fal'll, l''li/.Mlii'.lli llinKinii, Ircnu war* not enforced, Mr;;. Fraak Knapp - .Sujdcr. Bolte, Mary VVarrick and Alice Jud- of Knst KeanHburp said it was a ft—(lrnan Mploiilei. son. GRAMERCY "170" PERSONAL FINANCE CO. pood thing that it wan not enforced 0—I'nirutM-heat, 1921 and that i;hn hoped if. never would 1 —-M.rrninir Devotions. John Franr.cn of Maplewood was DRY GIN Electric ni(lK.,«01 Buip Avenue, Phone A. P. 7800. License No. W0 0—Music Shop. the guest of Mi:-» Ann llutchinaon Canadian Club Straight Whiskey be bceniiHe it added unnecessarily to 1 - Thincp you Bhould Know. A Granrl Mlvrr. Bonded Whiskey ASBUBY 1'ARK, N. J. the costs of construction. n—Newii l'"tashca. Tuesday and WtMine.'-day. Silo 'i—Pruiiowheat. Mr. and -Mrs. Van Winkle Todd pt. 23-or. Q 09 Monthly charge of two and one-half pir cent fln unpaid balanea only. i—StuJid Program. are visiting ^ir. and Mr;-. b\ A. Heb- Special boltlo % Boys can make extrapneketmoney —Tha Theatert. selling Tho Register.—^riverUaemcni.. . den ot Brattleboro. Vermont. —I'cn tim* tunei. Mr. and Mrs. (leor^'e Kalle spent .—Musical Masterpiece** Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence —Pruiiowhoat. —News Review. Casazza 01 Drooiilyn. i-Muiwalc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walling re- —Roy Hooks, Rhythm Kascnl. turned hunie from Florida Thursday. FINE WHISKIES SINCE" IBS*" .- rrunowhrat. >—Old TolkH at. Home. . Mr. and Sirs. L)di;ar McKabb spent —Trnvclinir Kour Qunrt«t. the Easter holidays with Mr. and —(i'vunuwheat) RcBume. Mrs. William J. McMabb of Potts- town, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mre. Howard Lewis and Our branch Store Matawan News. children Hope and Ralp, and Miss atidu/ee ve Mert Albina RRveUirvi. rptulned home on (Tho Red Bank ReffUtai cm bt bought Friday after uicniling the winter at in Matawan from M. J. O'Connei], 124 Miclclletown-Red Bank Highway, One Mile North of Red Bank Main street. Jacob A. L«wia mnA J, ft J. Lake Walea. Moiida. lasbinl.) Mr.'and Mrs. Kdnnind Allen spent Miss Mirlan Kelly of Cartcret was tho week-end with Mra. Allen's par- 5 CROWN IIIR Kucst of Miss Fiances Lloyd on ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Holm, of Wednesday. " Easton, Pennsylvania. MISM Evelyn Thompson spent tho Mra. Joseph Price and daughters, Whiskey Offers Many Exciting Buys wek-end at a house party at Wes- Annette, Allies, Virginia, und 5ua Seagram's 5 Crown wlifftkey Is a classical exiun- leyan University, Connecticut. Joseph, Jr., arrived l'rom Now Ro- chclle, Now York, Friday to spend I>Io of Seagram's KUIII In whtakey blending! It Mr. and Mr3. W. A. Closo enter- proves beyond (jurstlon that you win buy a rea- tained a few friends at a supper the week-end as quests of Dr, and Mrs. Alfred C. Walling. j Ronalily pru'rs KK1) HANK ....H:(ll A.M. 9x12 Felt Base Rugs, Fine Patterns, Seconds $3.95 Wyckoff nnd Mrs. George L. Douh- llor of Matawan ontcrtainod at a WKHNKSKAV, MAY K family dinner party In honor of their I.ravfN llHII IWMIi ...«:(>» A. M, 9x12 and 8'3xl0'6 Waffle Top Rug Cushions $3.49 father, Recorder Harry Bolte, Sr, Stancljnl Tini Shuwn —A'l "H Hrntiiclty htnilght Comfortable and Roomy Club Chairs $12.95 Mr. and Mm. Walter O. Walling Tho Blue Comet, on dato of sale. whlshP.v—«l n low iirlfn that. "'Ill hit 'or >«u wiml! Mm. Franklin Donilnlclt, Mrs. H, A, 1869 ElRnrd, Mrs. Kdward W, Currle. KEYPQRT, N. J. 1935 The road to bettor nnd bluKcr bu.it- Mrs. r.yilla WlilllnJ? and Mrs. Waller nf'SH lends) throiiRh Tho rios.'iHlcr'ji ad- p. W«llln# ot Koj-jiort. Ur«'pom vorUelu« columiis.—AdvoiUdeniout. RED BANK flEGISTEK, MAY 2,1985.

lectors that meet* usually twice a the 1 Krona will picture the Hekla Chsncsrr «/<»« NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINO. STAMP NEWS DIGEST. of hand-electros. These are made Bcrlbers. As the stamps are released SHERIFFS SALE. Notta« is hereby given that tb« annual! with a metal handstamp that uses day after tomorrow. It will be impos- week at the Red Bank borough hall. volcano. The stamps will be printed meeting of the shareholders of the CHI- J from photographs in Copenhagen. By virtu, ol a writ of n. f«. to mt dl. lens Hulldlng and Loan Association ol j ordinary canceling Ink. This device, sible for me to accept any further has suspended the usual initiation fee recMd, Isiutd out of the Court or Ch«n- By Harold C. Denegar, during a membership drive now In Mexico—President Cardenas an- ted Bank. N. JM will be held on Tussdayi 1 | On Friday, April 19, at 11 A. M., which cancels ten or 25 stamps at a requests for these first day covers at c.ry of th« SUt* of N«w J«rs«jr, «lll b» lay 21, 10811, at seven-thirty o'clock P. 1 this time. progress. The only financial require- nounced that a special airmail stamp, exposnd to •«!• at public vsrulu*. OS >f.i at the omce of the Association at t&« ' i Postmaster General James A. Farley time, has a surface made of an elec- MONDAY, THE 18th DAK OF MATf. 18J0. Second National Bank and Trust Coin- trotype plate, but Is used.much after Along the same line I received re- ment at the present time ts the pay- inscribed "Vuelo de Amelia Earhart. pressed the button that started the ment of one dollar, representing dues Mexico, 1935." would be issued for betwetn tha hour* of 18 ij ' o'cloc'lk k and pany, Red Dank, New Jersey, for the imr- < machinery scheduled to turn out 75.- the manner of any hand stamp. quests for and arranged for the ser- 5;00 o'cloc__ k (a_t. slO_. O »ct Daylight poce of electing directors, whose terms Within the printed precahcels there vicing on specially printed envelopes. for one year In advance. Application the Mexican flight of the noted avla- Suvlnt Tlm«) In th« afternoon of said dsy, expire, and for the traniuctlon of eurh - 020,000 of the purple three cent Con- blanks may be secured from Walter trlx. >t ths Court Hou» In th« Borpuiih or otner business as .may come before the necticut Tercentenary stamps. These are two groups, sharply set off from 109 first day covers oh the Connecti- Freehold, County of Monmouth, N«w Jer- meeting. each other. One group, confined to cut .Tercentenary stamp as a result I Quelch, R. F. D. No. 1, Asbury sey, ~ to satisfy ft decree of said court . Shareholders are requested to send In were placed on sale only at Hartford, Park, N. J. ' Three items for which there is a amountlnir to approximately »U.858.00. By Qulnton James Connecticut, on April 26, altho they tho rotary press stamps iBsued since of my offer on this page several pats boobs for annual audit. . weeks ago. great demand in the metropolitan All the following tract or parcel of land A. ALVIN WH1TIN0. were available throughout the coun- 1925, except for a very few forerun- area: Tho 16 cent special delivery and preralaes hereinafter particularly de- Secritarr ' In honor of "the protagonist of the ners issued In 1916, forms the aris- New Issues Report. scribed, situate, Irinii and being In the Red Bank, N. J., April 18, 10JO. Hungarian independence movement" try and at the Philatelic Agency In airmail stamp; Zeppelin stamps, Borough of Sea Brlnht. In the County of Washington the next day. tocracy of precanceldom. This group rhllatello Index. Austria—The 2sch. value of the re- of the early eighteenth century, Hun- Bond l'apcr—A strong, tough paper cent regular postage series has been both U, S. and foreign; also the Monmouth and State of New Jersey. Chancery 6/468 can be recognized without trouble, SCADTA adhesives. BEGINNING Bt a point in the south gai-y is paying The feature of the Inauguration of for only nine styles of type have been made from linen rags. Die proofs of released In a bright green. A new aide of Ocean Buulevard where thfl same SHERIFF'S SALE. stamp tribute to the initial printing waa the failure of used in prccancelling this group. several U. S. stamps may be found on set of postage dues la to appear intersects the westerly rltrht-of-way of tha By virtue of a writ of f). fa to me di- The Bureau of Biologlca> Survey Central Railroad of New Jersey! thenca rected, Issued out of the Court of Chan* Franz Rakoczy Mr. Farley to autograph tthe first These are the bureau prints. The this paper. shortly. (1) rur.nTr.ir nouth 8 degrees 80 minutes eery of the State ot New Jersey, will be) on the bl-centen- sheets thrpugh the presses, for his familiar small-letter precancela and Booklet Leaves—Stamp booklets is- Belgium—A special set of three says that up to December 31, 1934, west 140.10 feet to a point In line of lands exposed to sale at public vendue on ary of his death. friends. He had previously declared, all printed precancelings on coils sued by many countries for the con- values, with the surtax In favor of 572.638 duck hunting stamps had now or formerly bclon«liiii to W. N. Crom- MONDAY. THIS 8th DAY. OP MAY, 1081, been sold for the open season of well; thenca (2) north til degrees 80 between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and The stumps, nil that due to the furore created by the stomps belong to this group. These venience of patronB wishing to carry the National Relief Committee under minutes weBt 141.64 feet along Cromwell's !t;0O u'clock (at 2;00 o'clock, Daylight of a uniform de- "gift" sheets of unfinished stamps, stamps are printed at Washington in stamps with them. Each booklet the queen's patronage was Issued on 1834-1935. Ninety per cent of thla line to the iDUthuat corner of lot 8-Dl Saving Time) fn the afternoon of said day, sign, have the that he would discontinue the prac- the Bureau of Engraving and Print- consists of several leaves of six or April 1. Tho design, in rotogravure, money goes to the Migratory Bird thencu (3) along the east line of lot 8-D at the Court HOUBC In the Boroush of Conservation Furid, to bo adminis- north 8 degrees 80 minutes cast 140 feet Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- portrait of R«" tice. ing and are in a certain sense almost olght stamps each separated by represents the three royal children. to the south side of Ocean Boulevard; sey, to satisfy a decree of said court koczy, in those Flute numbers of the Connecticut special surcharged issues for use In grease proof paper to prevent their Tho set will be on sale until Septem- tered by the Secretary of Agricul- thence (4) .along the south aide of Ocean amountlnir to approximately 16,453.00 : ture. The total sales of the Issue will Boulevard 160 feet to tha place of bejrln- denominations; 10 filler p.vrn, "• stamp so far announced are 21.894 particular cities. sticliing together. . ber and will be valid for postage un- nlng. Bolnii lot) A-A, 8-B and 8-C In ALL that cortaln lot of land with tha and 31.895. The rest of the printed prccancels Bordeaux l'rlnts—Refers to the til June 30, 1036. The values are: bo higher as the stump will continue block 8 on a Ma: A, '----8-B an-d 8-C In lulldinse and Improvements lo be erected purple, 20 red, 52 red brown and 4U to be on sale until Juno 30. / Bright. N. J.. anbd'p of Property at Sea thereon, hereinafter particularly described are known as "city types" . because French stamps lithographed at Bor- 85 plus 15c, green; 70 plus 30. garnet, Bright. N. J., subdivisioivisioi n of blockblk s 2 and blue. The proposed three cent Pacific .'1 lot Number 8, madde by J. W. Seanum sltunte, lying nnd belna In tho Borough ot Rakoczy, known as Francis n, they are prccancelled in the city of deaux, France, from November, 1870. and 1F75 plus 50c, blue. Itumson, It) the County of Monmouth and Exposition stamp, which at this wrlt- use, most usually In the post olilce on to March, 1871, during the siege of Dominican Republic—Four ..new Collectors desiring a nice assort- & Son, Civil Engineers, Long Branch, " State of New Jersey. started an active campaign against inf*> (April 22) has not been authen- ment of ten covers. Including a first J.. January, 1930. UliOINNINd nt ii point In the easterly ilda the Austrian emperor in 1703, con- a special printing press. Paris. values have been released. All show Selxed ae the property of flois Mi of Waterman Avenue, >uld point being th» tically announced as yet, may be ac- In the case of the bureau prints •'.BraunadlWPlB—The German form a new view of tho Ramfls Bridge day cover, a Washington Bl-Centen- Clayton, et ills., taken In execution at the southwest cornor of Lot. No. 7 and fiom quering all of Hungary up to the companied by a ono cent stamp, to nlal. an Akron, a Maeon, a historical, Bult of Joseph W. Johnson, trading un- Danube, but later his army was the position of the precancellng' docs for Brunswick as shown upon the over the Higuamo which was com- der the firm name of Point Pleasant Hard- thence running (1) In a soothoauterly di- be used on souvenir postcards. The not arise because the position of stamps of that state. pleted on May 18, 1034, The values a naval cachet, a f]rut flight airmail, ware Company, and to be sold by rection along the southerly side of lot No routed. Fourth in a line of Tnins.vl- Post Office Department has received etc., may secure theBO Items for one 7 two hundred flve feet more or less to a vanian princes, he continued Ins ef- same is always erect or normal ex- Brinkerhoff—Refers to BrinUerhoff and colors are: lc, green; 3c, red- HOWARD HEIGHT. Sheriff. hlnhwator mnrk of tho South 8hro».l,ury numerous requests from the Califor- cept on the 17 cent, 20 cent, 25 cent, perforations of which there are two brown; 5c. purple; 10c, rose red. dollar, which Is far less than they Pated April 4th. 1036. River; thonco (2) beginning again at tha forts for Hungarian independence nia congressmen and others interest- aro actually worth. You may Bend Owen C. Pcarcc, Kol'r. Bforosnld beginning point and running until 1711 when lie left his country 30 cent and 50 cent stamps, on which styles applied privately to imperfor- Dutch Indies—Copies of the new I.) 121.84 southwesterly along tho easterly side ot ed in tile exposition so there is no it always reads downward. ate stamps. charity issue have arrived. Instead stamps, cash, check or money order Waterman Avenue one hundred fifty feet upon refusing amnesty nnd went to doubt in my mind that if philatelic (no-one may buy . moro than two France to live, finally cnterins the As a rule, city type electros arc of the previous description, the 2c Chancery 7/20 tl) a point, aald point being tha northwest recognition is given the San Diego normal in position on the lower val- Cachets. plus lc, red violet and brown, pic- sets) to the writer. Harold C. Dene- SHERIFF'S SALE. corner of lot No. 11: than™ (8) south- Caraielite order. He died in Turitej affair, two stamps will be issued. gar 210 Walnut Avenue, Wanamassa easterly along the northerly line Df lot No In 1735, and in 1907 his body was ues and read either up or down on Roy Tlubbard, 612 GirarU avenue, tures a soldier repairing a bridge By virtue of a writ of ft. fa. to me di- 11, two hundred ton feet more or less to the higher values. In a few cities, Philadelphia, Pa., will sponsor a ca- damaged by a flood; the 5c, plus 2Vic, Park, New Jersey. The covers will be rected, issued out of the Court of Chan- the hlKhwater mark o( the South Shrews, moved to Hungary at the expen ^p of We quote Stephen G. Rich on Hre- forwarded within twenty-four hours. ceiiy of tilt) State of New Jersey, will be bury KlVer; thence (4) northeasterly alonir the stale. notably Chicago, no attention was chet on May 20 for the tenth anni- green and brown, shows a soldier as- exnoecd to Bale at public vendue, on the htehwater murk of tho South Shrew., cancels: Those who have felt the paid to getting the position right, and versary of the inauguration of Ger- sisting in rescuing an earthquake vic- MONDAY, THE 20th DAY OF MAY, 1036 bury Illvor ono hundred fifty foot moro or lure of prccancels and started to ac- Seven cent Washington Bicenten- between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and lens to tho ending point of the first course. Belgian Seml-rostalg inverts, sidewise precancelings, etc., ardo Machado as President of Cuba. tim; the 12',-iC, plus 2V;c, orange and cumulate them probably have a large arc plentiful., In most cases such Covers will be mallpd from Havana. brown, represents a soldier aiding a nial stamps, plate numbers 20503 and >:0O o'clock (ut 2:00 o'clock Dnyllght Intended to bo lota NOB. 8, 9 and 10 an Inscribed in both French and quantity sorted by different issues, 20564, may be secured from the Enid, Saving Time) In tho afternoon of B<l day shown and designated on man entitled Flemish, "Pour l'cnfant" and "Voor varieties, except from Chicago, are Send flve cent3 per cover with name volcano victim; while on the 15c plus nt tho Court HOUBC, in tho Borough of "Mnp of Property of tho Land and Loan different towns of precanceling and considered of special interest. and address and specially prepared 5c, green and brown, a hornblower Oklahoma, postofllce. Mr. S.R. Jones, Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- Company near Son Hrlght, N. J., Cearn het kind." three semi-postage stomps different styles of precanceling. It is sey, to satisfy a decree of tmld court D. Coopor. C. Ii.. dated July 17, 1908 from Belgium bear the With handstamps and hand elec- covers will be used by the director. warns the people of danger of a vol- assistant postmaster, should bo ad- I : at this point that these collectors canic eruption. dressed. amounting to approximately $3,78(4.00. Together with nil tho cotnte. right, title three children of the royal house- tros many collectors have decided John P. Sabroe, 804 President All the following tract or pnrcol of Inntl und Interest of tho party of tho fliM part three children ot ne .uju ,,^ ; -eed wltn much speed and that special positions are purely acci- street, Brooklyn, N. Y., will sponsor Estonia—The current 25c, on ac- ittul promises hereinafter particularly de- in and to tho South Shrewsbury Itlver and p ..Some Air Mall Cover News.. und undor tbo waters of BHUI river lyinff hold in keeping with the pu.pr.se »*; muJh ,casurt if they i!now the fund- dental and of no interest. Others a cachet for the 400th anniversary of count of a change In the foreign let- scribed, sltunte, lying und being In tho In front of nnd adjoining the premliea consider them as .affording great the departure of Jacques Cartier from Princeton, W. Va. Dedication date Horoutfh of Itcd Bunk, in the County of the issue, for the child. iamcmal distinctions in this field. ter rate, is now printed in dull blue. Mtinmmitli nml State of New Jerntiy. abnvo described. Actually, the surtax will go to the, pleasure by their variety. St; Malo, Frnnce, on his second voy- The overall tracery is in yellow- for Municipal Airport not decided. UEtilNNINU at a puint in tha HOUthnly Subject to the covermntn. conditions and that Only five-way port in W. Va. Covers restrictions contained In deed to tho mort- Belgian national relief committee un-; |nce,3 div]de themselv(,3 ,nto age to colonize Canada. Covers will brown. lo of White Street, iml(l beginning point BBHor. bo mailed from St. Malo on May 29.. to Chamber of Commerce Airport being the division Una of lnnds of Elln 1 lh stampder ths ear cqueen aboust thpatronago size ofe ln?jthvce gr0up3 accOrding to the man- A fins philatelic periodical, The France— The design of the stump '1'hi likinorton nnd lands of (iurdlnor W i li"', ,'"' ,1" « P'Of'rty «' May J- Ahem. specisl delivery, with the heads ' o.'; ner in which the precanceling was Kaw Chief Stamp Journal, has come Send twelve cents per cover, with to be used to mark the entry of the Managar . . . Eugene, Ore. Author Woodwind; thence (1) RIOIIK tho^vOHterly Individually nud OB Administratrix Df the name and address, before May 5. Sa- new giant Normandie Into transat- Delamore, Box 325, states the air- lino of lunuu of Ella Throckmortou In a Lstuto ol Cieoriie A. Ahorn. iloren»eil, und th» three kiddies, closely grouped, • Many, in fact, most of the to our attention. Volume four, num- Honthcily direction one hundred and lifty- (icome Ahorn. tulion In execution nt Iho placed within a decorative frame. larger cities are clearly and evident- ber eight, consisting of twenty 6x0 broe will also sponsor a cachet for lantic service on May 29, includes a port managar tells him thero is pos- fivo feet Hnil KI* intllGH to tho northcly suit of Nynmco Asuoclutlon, Inc., a New Values are 35 centimes plus 15c, ly printed. The cancellation is be- pages, comprises the current weekly the 3O0th anniversary of the Peace of portrayal of the mighty vessel at sibility, of a first flight about June. tide of n twclvo.foot right of way lomlliitr York cornonktlon, and to bo Bold by Prague. Prepared covers wilt be broadside; The stamp will be printed Still working on airport thero and o Ifuida of Jnnc Kirby itnd othern; tbetico HOWAHIj HEIOHT. Sh.rlB. yond any question, and just by Its number. The subscription price per ;-) In n westerly direction along tho Dnted April 1, USB. very loolt, printed on the stamps. year for 52 issues is only ten cents. mailed from Prague, Czecho-Slova- in blue and will be of the one franc, holding covers for dedication . . ; lortherly sitle of ealfl riifht of way fifty Ackoruon, VunBuaklrk & Phllo, Sol'n. Another group, equally evident, Harlan \V. Miller, Lawrence, Kansas, kia on May 30. Twelve cents covers llfty centimes value. The subject of Cartcrsville, Ga. Dedication likely feet and nix Inches to tho southeast corne all costs including the necessary 9 the stamp was selected from engrav- of Innda of Itobert T. Smith; thonce (3) I. equally easy to identify without trou- is the editor and publisher. I sug- around May 25 to Juno 10, R. M. ii northerly dirci'tlon along tho easterly Chancery 6/450 gest that.you subscribe. cent International Postal coupon. ing by the French artist Descaris who Knight, P. M. will accept covers . . lino o[ lnnd» of the Miid Ilob'ort T. Smith , SHERIFF'S SALE. ble, Is hand-stamped. In between By virtue of u writ of fl. fn, to me di- these there is a curious group that copied It from the Albert Sebllle draw- St. Cloud, Minn. Plan dedication of one hundred and firiy-fivo feat and ah ing-. Inches to tho southerly aide of Whlt_ rected, Issued out of tho Court of Chan- loolta as though sloppily printed or One hundred and thirty-four read- Tho Post Office Department "lias Municipal Airport June 20-30; cachet; Street afore»nld ; thence (4) In an asstirly cery of tho State of New Jersey, will b« as if done with a hand-stamp and ers of the Stamp News Digest have reminded postmasters throughout the Hungary—Fcrcnc Rakoczl II, fourth covers to St. Cloud Jr. Chamber of diroctlon along tho nouthorly aide of White exposed lo snle nt public veniluo on country that clear cancellations of the line of Transylvania princes Commerce , , , Hawarden, Iowa, Air- Street fifty-lhrco foet and five jncheB to MONDAY. THE (5th pAY OF MAY, 1BS5. printing ink. availed themselves of the opportune the pliico of Beginning. between the KOUIB of 12:00 o'clock and Most of tho current precanccla from ity to secure without considerable should be applied to all outgoing has been honored by a series of five port will be ready for dedication In Seized us tho property of Georgo H 5100 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock, Davlluht smaller places belong to this latter postage charges and duplex effort, mail, the suggestion being advanced values, of very attractive design. The July. It is not known who will handle Dwl«ht. Herbert S. Dwight and Davi. Havinhaving Timenine) in the nftcinnoiaftern i off •aiidd dday that canceling machines he carefully lender of the Hungarian Independ- covers for tills event. Dwlsht, et HIH., token in execution Rt tho nt the Court HOUHQ in Uio Uoroii«h of green; 70c plus 30c, red brown, and |group; sometimes they are almost as tho Canadian Jubilee stamps can- milt of Nfithon Ruda and Sarah Rudn, and Froehold, County of Monmouth, Now Jer- clear as if printed, and at other times celled as first day covers from the cleaned. The writer has saved sev- ence movement Is prominently fea- 1.75 francs plus 50c dark blue. The eral samples of expert obliteration tured. Denominations and colors are to bo aolii by j Feyy,, to •ntlnffyy a ilccrceeeo of siiisaid ccouro t rotogravure style of printing is em- they are almost illegible smears. various first day points for these new Beware! Some torn stamps appear- HOWAItD HEIGHT, Sheriff. amount.in; to nmiroxlmutely 52,413.00. that have come through the mall to as follows: lOf, bright green; lCf, ing on the market aro so skillfully Doted April IRth, 11I3C. Alll tho following tract or pnrcel of land ployed. The stamps are to continue'areTh ecalle firstd group"electros, printe" • becausd prccancelse they. stamps in Canada. The writer wns nutl swamped with requests for all de- him. Postal clerks with a heavy purple; 20f, carmine; 32f, brown; 4Qf, put together that dousolng them with Harry KlnUky, Sol'r. tl iKCinfHCH horcinnftcr piutiiMilarly de- Hn sale until the end of September. e in all but a very few cases print- hand and a penchant to ruin forever blue. (52 I.) $21.84 Hcrihed, «iluntc. hint: niino doubt a few more to come memoratives did excellent Jobs on the 1 Krona of the Christian X ser- cement that holds the parts together moro particularly described aa follows: Announcement has been made on The second group are of course, 109-S5. UeslnniiiR til an old cciinr ntumn |n th» in. 1 am elated that my free service them all. ies are sold out, new designs will be Is Impervious to water. south line of Inmla formerly belonging to behalf of the government of Luxem- :alled handstamps. in this case rub- To ELIZABETH B, RITTJSK: tinmen Hamilton, deceased, and in the east ier stamps cancelling anywhere from offer was so widely made use of, as prepared to replace them. The 10 Ry virUia of an order of the Court of bourg that a special charity Issue is aur will bear a view of the large and Hue of ft Btreot, unnamed; thence tl), being prepared, to be sold at double en to 25 stamps at a time are used It has been clearly demonstrated that We have been informed that tho The road to bettor and bigger busi- Chancery made on the day of the date north thirty-four dcg(o«H forty-five mm- the Stamp News Digest Is followed Monmouth County Philatelic Society, famous Dynjanlfoss (The Thunderer) ness leads through Tho Register's ad- hereof, in a ntunn wherein Loulao French ulen ctiHt alone tho south lino of ••!', It con- aforesaid, their debts and demamln ntcalnnt SnUed n« tlio propertty of Mnrlin CrllTinGrlfti, tains foil dose. Ktood 70 yrs. test. the laid estate, undor oath, within six HnUed AM Pnmtsta or by mail. 6Oe s, bottle. ing that we can afford to pay months from the date of tbo aforesaid or- ot ux>i ot al».al».,, tnkftti In execution at thth« Instil ou Bitmatrann. F.st. O. A, ferent. .. and Uncle Sam taxes Tydol mice. der, or they will he forover barred of nutttt off JoaephinJh o Harris, and to be tolld Voortee*. H. !>.. I'Mladelphla, their actions Uierefor against the said h fte subscribers. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Dated Freehold. N. J., March 27, 1035, Dnted April 10th, 193T). Monmouth Comity Surrogate's Offico. The first tax is the regular gas- ° '(|j|k the extra tax for Tydol's extra lubrication Atuton IlcoUmiui, iJol'r. FREDEIUCK H, DOUGLAS, (IKI lluon) t29.i In the matter of the estate o[ W. P. dccit Rumson Road and Avenue of Two Rivers, (Wllllnm 1'. Kn.tl). ilncii':ccl. IIumRon. N. J, Chancery 6/402 Notlco 1" rit-.litutT la lucent cl.iln oline tax. The second tax is for _jj sV feature and still give you this new TUB NATIONAL NEWAKK A SHERIFFS SALE. Plirmiiuil to tlio onicr of Joiicnh U E33EX HANKING COMPANY, JBy virtue ol n will of (1, fa. to me di- Donnhsy, ouiro«iitc of tli<; County of Moi of Newark, N. J., rected. iflMiod out of tho Court of Chan- mouth. JTiDdc on the < iglitteutii ilny ( By William K. Hopker, Trust Ollker. i-ory of the Htato of Now Jersey, will bt April. 193.'.. on tlic HDi.lirjitio:i of WillUir the special lubricant Tydol contains. For type motor fuel at no extra cost. Pitney, llardin & Skinner, cxponcd to Balii at publlo venduo. on P. SYott. Jr., MilceNecutor of tile ent» 744 Broad Street, MONDAY, TUB 15th PAY OF MAY, 1035. of W. 1*. Scott (Williimi I1. Kt-ott) d Newiuk, N. J.. between tho hours of 12.00 o'clock and ceased, notice. In lieioljy yivcri to Hit etc Troctoti. r,:()ii o'clock (nt 2:00 o'clock Duvlfiint Mars of fialtl dei-cm-eil to exhibit to tl: jr" thisgasoline not only powers your Kiwi ii tf Tims) hi ttio nfternnou of naid d«y. Monmoulh County Stirrogata'i Office. Ht tho Court liming in tho Uorouuh of their debt* unil ilcniinnl-i n^fiiiiKt tno «a NOTE: TYDOL pays Uncle Sam an extra tax Freehold, County of Monmmith, New J«r- entntc, un'ler niitli, within i,U inontlifl fro In the matter of the catnte of George W. nay, to Hutiiify a decree of sahl court tho dftto of Die iifon-.Hid or.ler, or tin because it contains a special top-cylinder lubricant Evani, deceuncd. ainountinii to approxlmntely $4,611).00. will ho forcvir haired of their dellon JEMmotor butactually helps to lubri- therefor nnnln.it I In- nail S.UIIM'1 Uirr. Notice to creditor! to present clalrai All tha folluwinic trnct or patrol of land Dated I'reeliwlil. N. .1., April IK, 1:13 ... yet Tydol, the gasoline that actually lubricates BBRlnit estnte. and prcwlnea htirciiiftftDP pai-tlnuifirJy de- WII.I.IAM 1', iiCliVI, .111. ruriuant to tho ftrtlor of Jotioph L. Don- •crlbed. BUIIHIP, tyinu And bclnff in the Kcil limit.. N. J.. K. I . II. tin. cateit, Into every gallon of Tydol isb'lended as it drives, does not cost you a penny extra. ah ay. Hurroitato of the County of Mon- Ttfwiinhlp of Mlddlehiwn, In the County of Edward W. Wli-o. mouth, made on tlto twanty.third dap of .Murimouth nnd Stiito of New Jerncy. llroail .St., Tide Water Oil Company, ICatontown, N. J. April, 1035, on the applicatioi n d oGeorgf Tarclva* Wl. Hclnu: all of lot No. 285 »a nhown on tied Ilnnlt, N. J., HGvana. Evans, Jr., Kmm. executorn H. Cuoims ofr unthod (IOOIKestate* Wover, Trmiteo," dated Juno 11, 19114. by ui von to tha creditor* of saiid d(Jeccaied JeuiffB I). Coripor, (!. K. mdd map holnsf NOTICE Olr SETTLEMENT Ol- ACCOUN to exhibit to the •ubucrlbem, ciocutoru ait ( nforanalii, their debtn ami demnndn mialnnt lied In tho Munmouth Couitty Clerk's of' KsUta of r'reilnili-k C 1'nrkcr, ileetau tha ' Bald citnt«, tinder oath, - within ilx Ice. Notloe 1» htituby irlven iluit thi tnauthii from tho date of tht aforesoid or- Intondoti to be the inrno promliei con- counts of the .titist-rllier, the eurvlvintf e: der? or they will be forever barred of their veyed to tho naid Inex loin H-iulam by ficutor ui tlto ewtate of KrcdeiUk C. Va nuttontt therefor aKalnit the eatd •ubucrl- (loud from Uouulnn ll. Bnllorh Comr«Tiy. k«r, (icreBMiil, Ittlb of Monrooiith count bor, dated Janunry 4, 1021), and mibJect to the TYDOL GASOLINE sa mo rovenatiU and reotrlctlona m«n- will l,i- autlltoil unil htutmt l.v tin! Sun THBREl AN ENGINEER Dated Freehold. N. J., April ?3( 103B. Huts ot tha County of Mmimoulh, noil r tiutit'd theioln, J'KRCIVAL H. EVANS, tivized as tha property of l»ei lola ported for settlement tn Hut Orphai IS LUBRICATED R F. D. No. 1, Atlantic HlshUndi, N. J, Court of the i»»ld County of Monmoiitli, i IN EVERY GALLON' Squire*, unmarried, tit ken In «xecotlon •* EMMA H. COOPER, tho Mult ot Itfld If(tnk Uulldlnu and Loan TIMIIFMIH)-, the Ollt liny of Juno, 10H!i. R. F. P. No. J, Red Bank, N. J. l>»l«ii, Anhury Purfi, N. J. AfiFnrUlloii. H corporation of the StNta of OEORflB W. EVANB. Jit,, New Jo may, nnd to b* nolij by AIMII «^, 1036. It. F. II. ND. 1. Red Dunk. N. J. HOWARU HBIOHT. Sheriff. I.. l.iril.E, Bnydtr & Robert*, Dated April 6th, It)an. l'nlr Iftivon, N. }., AtUnUc MlKhiundtt, N, J, \ Surviving Execute) Ho««i;,t. will head an- head, buffalo head, mooso untletB, deer antlers, a West Indian collection stay out of EutSntown for tho next iod .dramatic reading class enter- bther ('-am with h nuo and William Royster of Cather- Care of the Baby," after which Edna Jacqueline Hall. Thr; fourth t GEORGE H. ROBERTS, ine street, all of Rod Bank; and Greenlcy recited "When Pa Begins captained by Lillian !-Viv;'ge will bn Crosley Arnold Booth of Colt's Neck.and Oz to Shave" and Mary Lcc Green read made up nf AMVI ;-;v.-«*****'^^e<»^^M•e•4>^*«>^e«K«e«^^«^ tributing their efforts in tho sale of the seeds as the radio is being in- stalled for their benefit.

Oakland Street News. The C-A class are continuing their work on their Japanese garden. The poo! which is lined with stones has been cemented and plans'have been made to plant living materials which liavo been kindly donated by Lester Lovctt of Little Silver. The 5-A class has been collecting all the news items they could find in j connection with their study of water. They have been specially interested Mount-English Co. in the recent items about fishing, Hoods and dust storms. t Grailn 3-A made a visit to the pub- 1904 1935 lic library Friday at which timo the Ford Dealers for Thirty-One Years \ j librarian explained the use of index- ing, rule;;, etc. Their visit was made I In cone' uion with their reading unit ! in school. Many proiltable adjust- Cor. Maple Ave. and Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. | j mentis will bo made in their class li- I brary as a result of the explanations' 'made by tho borough librarian. Phone 176. I Klvor Street See Ford Advertisement on Page 6. X Miss Mabel Albertson's class Is studying the various musical instru- ment:-, The class Is learning to dls- tinguitil^ between them at sight and xplain the part each tako in an or- ONLY ONE QUALITY hestra. Work Is progressing rapid- ly on the nature acreona tho clas3 la NO SECOND GRADE painting. Eat it when you like Mrs. Bertha Shoemaker's class Is NO THIRD GRADE still working on their colonial houses. They now havo begun work on col- onial figures which will be colored, By concentrating on ono quality for its fine flavor .. . but cut out and used as part of thelr project. -A large scene portraying a motor fuel, we are ablo to give you colonial mansion has been drawn, later colored and hung in the room High-Test, Knocklsss Power and as an exhibit. Miss Madge Gleeten's claSB has lapturcd tho attendance banner for Long Mileage, at regular gas price. EAT IT EVERY MEAL Mutch. All the pupils except ono In Miss Mildred Zucco's cjass aro now full- fledged members of tho Good Wrlt- ors' club. Tlio pupils In Mrs. Myrtle Clapp's FOR ITS LAXATIVE BENEFITS class havo begun tholr Individual competitive, posters on Holland. They havo alBo learned threo Dutch aongs and a Dutch dance. Work will soon start on a booklet of "Llfo In Hol- land." Two largo panels havo been Relieve Common Constipation • completed, a largo background sccno n now In progress on which each pu- Within 14 Days by Eating pil will contribute tioino drawing. A MORE Each child hay obtained information NATURAL REMEDY in tlio library on this Mibjecf. Prim-0- Wheat Bread -Regular/;, Tho two special classrooms hnve FOR CONSTIPATION received quite a number of orders You will find the regular use... day for caning chairs. You'll find PRUN-O-WHEAT help to tone up most systems nnd in nnd (layout,. .of such naturally BREAD one of the most dolicloua restore regular health habits. laxative or regulative "foods oa School J'or«onalB. brendu you've ever tasted. You can rRUNO-WMEAT DREAD will fiennvicvo Curtis, senior, vlslfed nt cnt it for ita fine flavor whenever TRY THIS 14-DAY TEST provideflmoreplrnsnnt rmdimturnl Now yin Ic oily during the Easter va- ' you choose. But it must bo eaten Have everyone in your family cnt relief fnr common eonutipution. cation where she attonileil Hie Har- regulnrly—n few nlicca nt every n slice or two of PRUN-O-WHEAT nurii-llailpyclrcuu at Madir.im Hiiuarc meal—lo get the benefit of ita regu- BREAD with each meal. They'll Gnnlen. lative action. like it for its delicious combination Caryl Kturges, Mary Uurclgo, Pliyl- 1 i Mile:', Harah IStudgo and June If you wnnt to protect yourself of fruity, nut-like flavors. They'll McVcy recently vislled friends In and your family from the dangers of like it even better when they've had Emit Orange inul Munlelnlr. coiistipntion, you will find that it chmice to find out how it helps to Jano Parker attended a dani-c in PRUN-O-WHEAT BREAD has a restore Uint feeling of vigorous, Ji'iiicy City .Saturday night. gentle, but definite regulative ac- healthy, energy! Ask /your grocer Kathleen HondeiHon visited rela- tion. for a loaf today, tlvcn 111 Now York, city last Wednes- SPRING There ore no added drugs in CONTAINS day. IS HERE! PRUN-O-WHEAT BREAD . . . FISCHER'S lhr.se ngulatltc firopertk.1: flaked PlcUnon Whit rnnn hart returned only the mild, natural laxative1 wheat and concentrated prune juice hoino lifter a week's tour uf WaHh- Tim« to ehancjR to Ington, D. C. tough, Humble properties of flaked wheat and con- HtiHunll Engbinil nltciuli'd (ha centrated prune juice, put there by VVcHtIngholtso diinco hold In Newark SUNOCO Nature. Biiturduy night, This natural mixture combines PRUN-O-WHEAT IXJIH Wolcott Bpent her Euiitor va- Summer Typo sound, energy-building food values cation vhiltlng rolfttlvpii In New York with valuable vitamins, minerals city. nnd othrr natural properties that Virginia Hftttnr nnil Helen Imlay a natural Jbaxafive food rreontly nf)ppai'O(l at rtullo titutlon WBRU on tho religious REDBANK REGISTER, MAY2,1935.

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Perhaps you've heard how die greater cold- Almost* before you can realize it, you'll find IWJ Jj Meter-Ice— making power of the Frigidaire Super Freezer that the handy little Meter-Ire hits paid for a the bandy little depict has created new usefulness and new conveni- Frigidaire with small change that probably that enables you to buy Vrigtdahe with small ence in electric refrigeration. But here is news. would have slipped through your fingers. change. Today we offer the Frigidaire '35 with thi:, And it's all so simple! We even send a man greatest of all Frigidaire developments for as .iround once a month to collect the money ana little as 15 cents a day on our Meter-Ice Pur- credit it to your account! Then, when the last chase Plan. nickel is deposited, w remove the Meter-Ice and ice cream; extra cold storage for keeping a A way you can save by spending and the Frigidaire is yours. reserve supply of ice cubes; moist storage for Just come in and select die model you want. Jt 5 kinds of cold in one cabinet vegetables and fruits; and normal storage will be delivered to your home with a little The Super Freezer makes possible a Complete below 50° for foods requiring dry, frosty bank-like device called Meter-Ice attached. You Refrigeration Service. It provides the right cold. pay nothing down. Not a single penny. You kinds of cold for every- purpose—all in the And you get this complete refrigeration simply drop the required number of nickels same cabinet. .There's fast freezing for making sconce in even the smallest model! Come in and and dimes into Meier-Ice each day. ice cubes and desserts; frozen storage for meats see a demonstration. There is no obligation.

20c 35 a Day Day Here is a refrigerator that words slm- The, 1 cubto foot model Master .Series plv can't describe. You must see It Frigldniro free2e.s ".-•"> UIKls <][ U'P for yourself- But when we tell you ut a single free/ing, Mutt it In porcelain inslrio and out, J.O'' A DAY This Jstbe 4.1 cnWcfoot !>nlatns 8.1 tlmt It freezes 11.5 pounds of Ice- nt n square feet uf fond Sli Has the model Standard Scries Frigidaire with the Super rior. Dulux exterior. Freezes A pounds of lee at« 1 siiiRlo freezing;, nm! tlint It has evory- -Super Free/ei , Automatic lteset lliv thlnK you could nsk for In an electric Freezer. Equipped with Interior Light, the Cold single freezing. Shelves arranged to hold maximum] trusting, A'-loimitk- Ice Tl; ,\ ISHciise, refrlKemtor—perliaps you'll get n Control, the Hydrator, Automatic Ice Tray Release amount of food. Utility Basket for small arddes.! ilie H.vilrstor, tjuleli Tube fnlnt Idea of wlmt this 7 cubic foot > lee Tray, in del Super Series Frlgldnlro really and Automatic Reset Defrosting. Porcelain inte- 15c a day in Meter-Ice makes this Frigidaire yoursj Ulterior I.ljrht, tile Cold (i•introl, 1 til- 1 IH and, of course. It has tlio Super its Basket and I'ureetaln lulcrhn. 1 rfexer. J15c li day In Meter-Ieo puts '<• :i > II. it to wirlt In yuur Iiitrhcn nntl noon 111 Ues It yours. FRIGIDAIRE '3 5 THE GENERAL MOTORS REFBIGfiBAXOB]

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LISTEN TO JACK PEARL in a new show with Fred- dy Rich's Orchestra every Wednesday, 10:00 P. M., Jersey Central Power & Light Co. over Station \VAUC. Consult members of the Jersey Coast Electric League for your Electrical requirements. ' BED BANK, THE wMQutnam An Ideal PUMM to Un. I Loeated on OM BnutUnl Broad Stnct to fee «n«M| 8hrew»bur> Blvei one hour j ftrnn on Rwr» Street YE from New fork, and provid- Sidewalks Along tha Hl(bwt^ ing aver; olty convenience. RED BANK (intd ff«Vl;, Untmd u S«cond-CI«M UatUr «t U>« Poit- Subscription Pr1e«i Out X«w (2.00, VOLUME LVII, NO. 45. ofHei at B«i) Bank. N. J on<1«f tht Aot of M«rdi a. 18TB. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1935. Eli Montlu 11.00. 6lngi> Copy *'• PAGES 13 TO Eviction Notice for Mr. J. L. Montgomery Odd . Fellows Lose Their Two Positions On Red Bank Youngster Named On Board Way In Cranberry Bogs Tax Board Filled and Mrs. H. L. Powers Red Bank Resident Appointed John T. Lawloy of Middletown ] Wins New Ford Sedan One of the Governors of the Lost In cranberry bogs! That was "Eleven miles to Berlin." "That's a Township Appointed a Mem- Rahway Reformatory—Takes the experience of several members short cut; let's take it," ho suggested. ber of the Board and J. Albert Occupants of Shrewsbury Manor Blame the Home of the Odd Fellows lodge of Atlantic Whereiipon tho driver turned down Victor Ruffini of Bridge Avenue Was the Lucky Perion Place of Chester I. Barnard. Highlands last week. The party In the road. It was a lonely, narrow, VanSchoick Ssecretary. Owners Loan Corporation for Their Troubl four carB started from Atlantic sandy road and within a short time John T. Lawjey of Conover lane, In Last Night at the Co-operative Share Drawing John L. Montgomery of Red Bank the. party came across a stretch of has been appointed a member of tho Highlands at five o'clock for Berlin Middietown township, was nominated Notified They Mutt Go. board of governors of tho Rahway in Camden county to participate In cranberry bogs. Here thoy encoun- for a member of the Monmouth Held at the Carlton Theater. reformatory to succeed Chester I. the Installation of officers of tho Ber- tered a labyrinth of narrow roads county tax board Monday night by Notice that they will be evicted un- Barnard of Newark, who recently re- lin lodge. One car arrived on time leading hither arid thither. They "Jovernor Harold G. Hoffman, and he Victor Ruffinl, ten-year-old son of leia they vacate the bouse which signed In order to give his entire at- but the other three were three hourB would try one road which would end was unanimously confirmed by the j Mra. Tesslc Palandrano Runlni of they occupy has been served upon tention to his new duties as state late. in a cranberry bog. Then they would senate. He succeeds Jacob K. Lef-. Capt. Dennis On ; 246 Bridge avenue, Is the winner of Mr. and Mre. Harry Lord Powers of director for tho Emergency Relief If the three carB had followed the try another road with the Bame re- ferts of Matawan. the Ford V-8 nedan, which wai dis- Shrewsbury and their daughter Pa- Shellfish Board Administration. Mr. Barnard is pres- leader there would not have been sult. For three hours they rode back The board organized at Freehold i posed of last night on tho co-opera- tricia by Sheriff Howard Height. ident of the New York and New Jer- any trouble, but tho others were sure and forth through the cranberry yesterday morning. Mayor Robert, tive plan at 9:10 o'clock at tho Carl- This property and the rest of the sey telephone coenpany. they also knew tho way and took bogs. It was none {oo comfortable M. Holmes of Avon was elected pres- ton theater for the benefit of River- Shrewobury Manor estate on the Well Known Port Monmouth diverse routes. Harold Leonard and riding, either. Tho roads were full ident to succeed Albert ,L. Ivins of view hospital. Since tho middle of north' Bide of Sycamore avenue was Resident Wai, Appointed to Sidney Caddaok went by the way of of ruts and the men were continu- Red Bank, whom he recently also February members of 42 civic, eoclll sold at sheriff's sale a trifle more Lakewood and reached Berlin on ously being jostled about. Filially succeeded aa a member of the board. Thia Position Monday Night 1 and religious organizations of this than a year ago at the suit of Mrs. time. when they thought they would have Mr. Ivins had served on the board 21 locality havo been disposing of Benjamin J. Parker, who had a mort- by Governor Hoffman. John Wilkinson, Donald McLaugh- to spend the night in the cranberry years. In addition to Mr. Holmes shares on the auto, and tho very gage on the place. It was bought lln. Albert Rich, William McCoy and bogs they came across a parked car. and Mr. Lawley, the board has ono Captain William Dennis of Port successful campaign culminated last by Mrs. Parker, interest on the Joseph Ferraro, in cars driven by The driver, who was a native of that other member, John L.. Sweeney of j night with the drawing at tho Carl- mortgage had not been paid since Monmouth, wa« named by Governor Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. McCoy, lef. section, gave them the correct direc- Atlantic Highlands. The position I January 16, 1032, and taxes had been Hoffman on Monday night aa a mem- ton' theater. As a result of the proj- the main highway at Hightstown for tions and they reached Berlin about pays a salary o'f $2,000 per year. I ect, which was sponsored by thB unpaid since 1926. ber of the board of shell fisheries of a short cut, and after wandering eleven o'clock. the state of New Jersey. The board appointed Councilman j Lions club of Red Bank, the net pro- Action was taken to have the sale around for several hours arrived at On the trip home the cars kept In J. Albert VanSchoick of Newman ceeds, which will amount to at least set aside, but the court of chancery Captain Dennis has resided at Port their destination at about half-past line, but misfortune continued to Springs road, Red Bank, secretary. Monmouth all h'ls life and Is presi- $2,500, will go to the hospital board ruled against this and subsequently ten' o'clock. ride with them. Between Lakewood This is virtually a life job, as the of trustees to be used in their bent the court of errors and appeals did dent of the new BayBhore Shell Fish- In tho other car wore Arthur Hel- and Freehold one of the wheels came holder cannot he removed except on ' eries association. He la also presi- judgment. the same. On Monday notice was de! driver, Edward Flnnigen, Frank off Mr. Boyce's care. Rather than proved charges, The salary is the • Victor's father, Louis, died in Oc- served that the Powers family muat dent of tho Middlotown township tako the chance of having someone same as that paid to a members of [ Public Health association. He has Manigrasso, Frank Germalne and tober, 1020, and for some tlmo Mre. move by Wednesday or they would "strip" his car he bpent the night In th bd F l t j been very active In matters connect- Stanley LaVoie. Traveling along thu the board. For several years past j Rufilni has been employed as an bo put out. Mr. Powers appealed to main highway-,after leaving Borden- the machine, and it was eleven the duties of this uilicc have been j Sheriff Height for more time. He ed with protecting the interests of operator at the Elaner_company fac- the fishing and shellfish Industry In town, ono member of the party spied o'clock the following morning before performed without compensation by , tory. Victor hag threo sisters and said It was Impossible for him to ar- a sign at, an intersection reading he. was able to get assistance. Mr. Sweeney. Due to political com-; range to move at such short notice, tho Bayshorft section. two brothers. Victor purchased hla plications no one was appointed to. '< ticket about three weeks ago froiri and a stay of a few days was grant- Captain Dennis was on a commit- fill the position, Mr. Sweeney's term i ed. tee that recently went to Washing- one of the young ladles disposing of ias a member of the board has ex-J shares beside thfe auto, which Wai Mr. and Mra. Powors, In talking ton before the United States Public Hospital Benefit Rainbow Ball pired and he has since boon serving | with a Register reporter yesterday, Health Servlco In reference to get- as a hold-over member. Mrs. Rhca i or. exhibition ot Broad and Whlt« blamod the Homo Owners Loan Cor- ting a new report upon the waters At Molly Pitcher This Saturday Rue of Freehold is assistant sccre- \ streets. For the past two weeks h* poration for their troubles. They of Sandy Hook and Raritan Bay taiy Her posiiion is not undet ten- has been confined to his home by from the United States Public illness, but the news he had won tBa aald that more than two years ago ulc ot mce Iulcs application was made to the corpora- Health Service. Dance Saturday, May 11, Under Sixteenth Annual Affair of Vet- ° auU Beemed to have the effect of tion for a loan of $25,000, which If Captain Dennis operates a boat JOHN L. MONTGOMERY. Auspices of Red Bank Auxili- erans of the Forty-Second Di- injuring a marked ianpiovement» in JOHN F. LAWLEY. hl3 condition, granted would havo enabled them to from Port Monmouth to New York ary of Riverview Hospital— vision to be Held at the Red have saved tho entire estate. The which transports shellfish and othor The appointment of Mr. Montgom- loan has not been made and Mr. and fish products to tho New York mar- ery was recommended by A. P. Earle Mrs. I*. B. Powera in Charge. Bank Elks Club. kets. Ho was active In securing fav- Mrs. Powers say they have boon un- of Montclalr, president of the state Everything is in readiness for the able to rccclvo nny explanation. Thoy orable action by the Pnited States A benefit dance will be given at board of control of Institutions and the Molly Pitcher hotel on Saturday sixteenth annual ball to be held next Smith To Speak say they have called a.fHOLC oftlces engineers on widening and deepen- agencies, and it was approved by ing Compton's Creek. evening, May 11, under the auspices Saturday night at the Elks club by many times and that when they ask Governor Harold G. Hoffman. Tho the New Jersey chapter of the Rain- why no action has been taken they Captain Dennis has made a study of of the Red Bank auxiliary of the At River Plaza other members of the board of gov- Riverview hospital. The entire pro- bow division veterans. Reservationb meet with "frozen faces" and no an- bay conditions the past twenty years ernors aro Henry Robinson of Mont- are being received by Harold A. Gib- and he Is considered an authority ceeds will be turned over to the hos- County Superintendent of clair, Percy L. Anderson of Jersey pital. Cards will be played in the lln, manager of the Elks home. John They state that tho first (setback In this connection. Those interested City, David Armstrong of Rahway, Fix is chairman of the committee in Schools to Address Meeting In tho shellfish Industry consider lounge. Flowers for decorations will they received was when appraisers John F. O'Nell of Jersey City, New- bo donated by Kennedy & Sons. charge. Muslo will be furnished by of Parent-Teacher Association for the corporation fixed tho value of that his appointment on tho board ton A.,Bugbee of Trenton and Dr. Hackett's orchestra. of (hell fisheries will be a great ben- Sdgar O. Doll of Newark. Mre. P. Broadua Powers, president May 21—School Exhibit. the estate at' $23,000. They appealed of the auxiliary, is general chairman. The New Jersey chapter is an out- to higher officials, they say, with the efit, to the JBsyshore section.and. nil Mr. Montgomery is county adjuster of Monmouth county. Mrs. Herbert Hill is hostess for the growth of the old Red Bank ambu- William M. Srriilh, county super- rcHiilt that a subsequent appraisal of 'or Monmouth county and executive card games, HE by Mrs. R. G. lance company, which was organiged intendent of schools, will be the prin- $97,000 wna made. They say that the secretary fnr tho Monmouth County MacDonuld of Reckless place and in 1015 by the late Dr. Peter J. Raf- cipal speaker at the next regular place was purchased for $150,000. It Reformed Church To Organization for Social Service. Much- Mra. Elmer Morrow. Mrs. Theodore ferty. Two years after its organl meeting of the nowly organized Par- was formerly owned by Edward C. of his work is similar to that which Labrccquc is chairman of the dance zation, at thfi outbreak of tho war, ent-Teacher association of River Hazard, father of Mrs. Powers. Mr. Give Minstrel Show he will perform aa a member of the and Mlsa Evelyn Wodeliouse la jun- the ambulanco company became the Plaza on Tuesday night, May 21, at Hazard for many years conducted a board of governors of tho Rahway ior chairmnn. first ambulance company of tho Foi- tho sc.hnolhnuso at that place. His very successful tomato canning and reformatory. The board holds two ly-second division, bettor known as catsup business. Male members of the congregation regular moctings cacli month and Among the doctors' wives who will address will doal with school prob- of the Reformed church of Red the Rainbow division. lems in Monmouth county. At this The property comprises 48 acrca, ts chief work la tu pans on action act as patronesses are Mrs. Samuel Bank will present a minstrel show on to be taken with regard tu Inmates W. Hauarnnn, Mra. Irving It. Lovott, The local company was OIIH of the meeting thero will he nn exhibit of with a frontttgo of COO feet on Syca- Friday night, May 10, in tho audi- first of the New Jersey units to get work done throughout the entire more avenue. The largo Shrewsbury of the institution, especially with rc- Mrs. William D. Sayre, Mrs. Alfred torium of the River street achqol. atlon to parole cases and to trans- Podell, Mrs. Harold J. Stokes, Mrs. into action. Upon reaching the oth school year by the pupils of the va- Manor house is occupied by Mr. and The committee In charge consists of cr side, the company became the rious grades. Mrs. Powers. It was tho residence ferring prison Inmates to the refor- William Thompson, Mrs. Stanley Victor Hembllng, Charles Gray and Wllklns, Mrs. Walter W. Gosling and 165th ambulance company of the The executive board of the asso- of Mr. Hazard, and Mrs. Powers was Carl Colmorgen. matory. The position pays no salary. 42nd division and "was immediately born there and has always lived Prior to moving to Red Bank 25 Mrs. Gregory Sacco. Mrs. Newton ciation which consists of Mrs. CHARLES B. ENGLISH. George C, D, Hiirloy will be the in- years ago Mr. Montgomery was sup- T. Doremus is also a patroness. dispatched to the front. It served ALBERT VANSCHOICK. George R. Decker president, Mrs. there. It has thirty rooms, seven terlocutor. The end men will be n nearly every major battle of the bathrooms and modern comforts and erintendent of a reformatory in Cal- Gsorge S. Stephenson flrat vice presi- Victor's winning number, 26,288, Amory Osborri, Charles Reovos, ifornia and probation ofllcer of a war and remained abroad for two Mr. Lefferls was a hold-over mem- dent, Mrs. Albert Lindenstruth sec- conveniences. Also on tho estate are randin Hammell, Wallace Rankln, years. was drawn from the barrel contain* four other houses, ono of which was large county in Cnllforniu. ber of the board. His term ran out ond vice president, Edgar Alexander ing all tho stubs, by Miss Lola Cook Floyd Imlay and Jack Havens. Solos Larry Laros To Give The proceeds from the ball will be two years ago, and Mr. Lawley was treasurer, Mrs. Fred L. Ayres cor- built in 1930. In addition there Is a will bo given by John DeFalco, Al- For a number of years past his du- used by the veterans to mark the ot 50 Hudson avenue, who had tht large factory, 100x200 feet, of brick appointed for the unexpired period responding secretary and Mrs. selection of tho tenth and winning fred Ingals, Gene Wenzell, John ties in Monmouth county have in- Concert In Theater graves of their departed comrades in of one year. The appointment of Mr. Charles Meeker recording secretary, and Bteel construction, which was Muller and William Wilson. cluded supervision of paroled inmntes the state, to take care of disabled share. In order, the othor numbers built at a cost of $40,000. A large Holmes was for ]VXr. Ivins's unex- will meet Thursday night, May 16, at One of tho features of the show of the Railway reformatory who are Larry Laros, popular Red Bank members of tho unit and to assist and the respective shareholder! garage Is on the estate. pired term of two years. The board the home of Mrs. Deckor. An address were II. E. Ackerman, Red Bank, will bo the presentation of a sketch, living; in tills section. Over a period concert organist, will bo welcomed families of the veterans who need was for many years under Demo- Several years ago a family corpor- of years the average number of such, •elief. on "Programs for P. T. A. Work" 7,682; A. C. Warrington, Naveslnk, "Tho Dontlst's Office." Tony Hunting back it the Strand theater tomor- cratic control, but with yesterday'3 will be given by Mra. Blatchford ation was formed whereby owner- and Davo Mallen will also present paroles has been -8. Mr. Montgom- row night when he will present a re-organlzation meeting the Rcpub- 54,971; William B. Lyman, Red ship of tho estate was divided as ery also hoa supervision of all other Sherman of Red Bank. Bank, 15,393; Bill Spellmoyer, Beth- numbers and music will bo furnished program of classL- ' and popular se- WILL BE HEARD HEBE. icans came into power. The law re- equally as possible among tho five by the Uncas club orchestra. persons In Monmouth'county who aro lections on the Kremer organ at Lhat quires that at least one member of ehem, Pennsylvania, 6,146; John children of Mr. and Mrs. Powers. The chorus will consist of Harry out on parole from prisons and other playhouse. the board must not be of the same Anderson, Keypoit, 48,837; Hannah This was called tho Shrewsbury institutions and agencies, including Prominent Guest Artists To Sing In Barrett, TCed Bank, 41,469; Richard Carter, Jack Loversldge, Charles Coming Musical Event. political party as the governor. Mr. Firemen's Spring Manor corporation. Under tho Jones, Mert Reynolds, Victor Hem- federal penitentiaries. The average Sweeney'Is tho only Democrat mem- Hackstaff, Red Bank, 15,582; A. V, terms of this corporation the home- bllng, Louis Grobe, Louis Colmorgen, number of such persons in Mon- The Thursday morning choral, oJ ber of tho present board. He has Dance On May 18 ayer, Jamaica, Long Island, 9,518 stead or largo Hnzard residence Herbert Colmorgen, Roland Crease, mouth county is 125. The board of which W. A. Goldsworthy is con- been on tho board sixteen years. and Mike Arnone, Red Bank, 46,606. property passed Into the ownership Raymond Pearce, Bud Symington, ;overnors of the Railway reforma- ductor, will hold another of its pop- Fair Haven flre company's second Herbert K. Edwards, second vice of Patricia Powers. Tho girl Is a tory is under the direction of the A number of officials and other annual spring dance will be held Jack Ryder, John Osborn, Grover ular gatherings at tho Elks auditor- citizens were on hand yesterday to president of I ho I,ions, presided at minor and the mother haB tho man- Carter, Prank Lovorsldge, William etato board of institutions and agen- ium Tuesday, May .21. The.guest Saturday night, May 18, at the Molly the drawing for tho auto. He gave » agement of tho proporly as her legal cies, the Monmouth county members congratulate the new board mem- Pitcher hot^l. The committee, head- Phlfer, Charles Gray, Ernest Grobe, artists will be Edith Wynne Savage, bers and the now secretary on their short talk on the history of tho cam- guardian. In addition to Patricia tha of which are Mrs. Lewis S. Thomp- pianist, and Thorn Thomas, baritone. ed by H. Lynwood Minton, is busy paign and extended heartfelt thanki children are Mrs. Elizabeth Cush- eorgo Havens, Carl Colmorgen, ion of Llncroft and Mrs. Rulif V. appointments, nnd to wish a success- Donald Pearce, Hugh Ryder, Ccdrlc Miss Savage is recognized as one ful administration for them. Ajnong with-' arrangements and efforts are all Ihc organizations and Individ- man, Mrs. Florence Dewey, who is jawrenco of Freehold. of our leading pianologists, having being made to excel tho initial event the wlfo of an army officer and who Ryder, Albert Snlffen and rtobcrt them were Mr. Ivins, Howard W. uals who liad assisted in any way In Cook. Mr. Montgomery, In talking with a done radio work and extensive re- Roberts, former, pec-rotary of the last year. A floor show will be one the commendable whole-hearted co- 1B now in tho Philippine Islands; cital work. She is in great demand of the features. George Curchln, Miss Kathleen I. POWOIB, who is em- Register reporter yesterday, related board, and Frank E. Price. The new operation. This was probably tha SPORT HOP. a number of his erperioncea with re- at club concerts. appointees also received a number who is in charge of tho ticket sale, first lime In the borough's history ployed at Washington; and Miss is also taking care of reservations, Helen Powers, who lives at home. gard to youths who had Rono wrong Mr. Thomas Is considered the fin- of telegrams expressing sentiments that 3-1 soparato organizations, ba- Student Council Dance Tomorow but who had subsequently mended est prospect to apear in tho vocal similar to those made by spectators hers on the committee are Wil- sides tho members of eight ladlet' Mr. and Mrs. Powers stoto that Night In High School Gym. heir ways and becomo good citizens. world for some time. This is his at the meeting. liam Miller, Abram Dixon, Russell auxiliaries! of tho hospital, had Cot-_ tho application for tho loan was Ono case which ho said particularly first season In Now York and he is Mintnn and John Wagner. nhorated in a project of thin kind. Tho spring sport hop under the Mr. Lawloy v:is hum nt Mon- made by tho five owners and that the impressed him was that of a boy already swamped with concert and Announcement was mado that tha auspices of tho Red Bank high who was sent, to the reformatory on recital work. He studied to be an mouth Boao.h and hr was a son of deeds for tho properties are now at TTA. five organizations that had sold tho the Newark olllco of tho HOLC. They school student council will be held a charge of arson. The boy admitted architect and was graduated, but the late Helen and Thomas Lawley. As a youth he found employment argost number of' shares wore. In say that the deeds were dellvorod tomorrow night in the high school his guiit and said that he started a his voice proved so phenomenal that Parent-Tejichers lMnn for Kitchen gymnasium. Pat Sharappa's orches- with the Central railroad company order, the Lions club, the St. Vincent thera after tho owners had been giv- fire because lie wanted excitement. he gave up architecture and jumped Shower for Monday Afternoon. do Paul society. Rumson Country en to understand that the loan would tra will provide tho music. Itcfiesh- He was a college student. Into the front rank of concert sing- and later he w;i^ ticket agrnt at 1 menta will bo served. Tho gym- Lakewood. Me ni.so was puryor ou The regular meeting of the club, Hivervlew I'ospltal Nurses as- be granted. They aay that ono ob- After serving some time at the re- ers. He will sing ono group of opera sociation, and the Jersey Shore Com- jection which was nmdo to granting nasium will bo decorated in sprlng- and one English group. tho Central railroad steamboats, Shrewsbury Parent-Teachers associa- formatory he was released cm his Sandy Hook and Monmouih. In liuli'is club. the loan was that Mrs. Dcwcy was llko fashion lor tho occasion. promise to follow tho straight and tion will be held Monday afternoon 1012 he enti'ird the employ of the at 3:30 o'clock at which time the Tho fivr individual:! who disposed not living in tho United States. They Frank Garutto Is general chair- narrow path of living- He got a job ~tf tho largest number of tickets say that prior to tho application for man, Jane Powers is In charge of LEGION BUNCO PABTV. New York and JNcw Jersey Tele- grnup will be addressed by \V. M. as an engine wiper on n sea going phone company rind fur fourteen were, in order, Mrs. Corn ISngllsh of tho loan being made Mr. Powers refreshments, Hclon Mazza of pub- vessel. He performed his duties so Smith, county superintendent. made a trip to Washington and was Games to Ho l'luyeil at Kcd Ilanli years lie continued in the service of Plans have been completed for the tho hospital nurses, Mayor Charles licity, Ella Doy of decorations and acceptbly Unit he was promoted sev- that concern. Kor several ynars he R. Mngllsh, Assessor Gcorgo W. assured by an official of tho HOLC Helen, Ides and Esther Lovlno of eral times. Finally ho wag offered Tost Kooins Tomorrow Evening. kitchen shower which will follow the that the loan would not be rejectod was manager of tho company's Red business meeting for the purpose of Jiray and Lester H. Ross, nil of ths tickets. '_ the position of second engineer, but A bunco party for tho benetlt ot Bank olllcc. In 1021! he gave up this because tho cstnto was owned by a thero wns ono obstacle. Ho had lost equipping the kitchen. Mrs. Morgan I.inns chili, and Mrs. Edwin M. Far- IAMIY LAROS. tho Drum and Buglo corps of position and Iteciimo associated with Tier, chairman of tho committee of family corporation. They say that Coming Auction Sale. hla citizenship because of his youth- C. Knapp, ntnv president of the or- they havo found it impossible for Shrewsbury post of tho. American le the real, estati? ;md Insurance ngonry ganization, will preside. tlic Kiimsnn hospital Indies' auxil- George H. Roberta of Now Mon- ful Indiscretion and in order to take Mr. Laros has fintertnined Rod glon of Red Bank will bo held to- of Hnwkin.s* Hros. Subsequent ly lie several months post to see tho stats tho job ho had to be a citizen. iary. Mrs. Miigliuli and Mayor Eng- mouth, auctioneer, will cry a public Bank nudiencDa for many years. Dur- morrow night In the post rooms on opened a similar husinrss in Middle lish arc not iidnted, but they felt officials of the corporation and that Governor Moore \v;is informed Clvc Recital In Nrw York. they bollovo it In harder to got in salo of antiquca, china, glass and ing; tho dnya of silent pictures he Broad street. The advance salo ol town township, near lied F.ank. Hr they had a worthy cnuno In com- furniture Saturday, May 11. The ar- about the case nnd lie granted a par- was" at tho console of tho Strand tickets hag encouraged the members IH a .member of the township com- Francis Kidanw, Phllo Davis and mon and throughout tho campaign contact with them than with tho don, which restored the young man President. ticles for salo aro the property of theater organ, a fact which was of tho corps to look for a lurgo at- mittee of Middletnwn township, hav- Michael Carrtnor, pupils of the Os- they maintained a hot pace. Ilefl!d«» Mrs. Frank Osborn and will bo sold lo cltizctitjlilp. The man 1H now a greatly appreciated by local nuialc tendance, A number of prints will tt'adorff music studios, of X^ed Hank, his individual ;,nlo nt tickets, An3i)j« Mr. and Mrs. Powers say that the on tho promises, 223 Collies avenuo, leading resident In tho community lovers, who never tired of his play- bo awarded, among them being ing been clecu tu position m wliich is conducted by Angelica and whore he lives. Mr. Montgomery 1031. sor Urayhiid charge uf tho salon of Democratic Womon's club of Mon- Allonhurot, starting at ono o'clock. lny\ Besides his theatrical work ho some which were secured by George Adalbert" Ostendorff, took part In shares ilvo Saturdays) and Saturday atntes that this find many nthor sim- Fleming at tho United States Vet- mouth county, of which Mrs. Adeline Tho hougo will bo open for inspec- hn;i performed In tho varioun. local On March 15, HIM, Mr. I.awlpy studio recital at Carnoffio hull In nights beside the siciliin at. Broad Y. Lawrenco of Freehold is presi- ilar cases have proved very gratify- churches and has always been rcmlv erans hospital at Lyons, New Jersey, married Miss Pearl Wonllcy of Mun- Ni'w York last Sunday afternoon. tion on tho day of tho salo nt nine ing. and White iitroelM nnd for throa dent, and the Republican Women's o'clock In tho morning. John Adams to volunteer hlg servlceB for any Theso articles were made by Initiates asquan. The couple have two sons. of tho hospital. thoy being John. Jr., who i:( a fresh- nights In tho lobby ot tho Cttrlton club of Monmouth county, of which and James. I!, Orlgga will cleric the j charitable cause. Ho has a largo fol- lmneo 1'iirty. theater. He liuibiteii during tho cam* Mrs. Violet Jardlno of Rod Bank 1B lhuice and Concert. iowlnfr among the various local -or- man at Rutgers university, and sale, Thomas Bronkhurst Is chairman bunc parly for the humillt of palgn that thi'Me aales wero not to go president, sent petitions to President An ndvortlsomont listing many of ganizations and Manager Tony Hunt- of the committee In chnrgo of tho Frnncls, who 1.-; a Junior al the Miil- Roosevelt reciting tho circumstances A dunce and concert will ho held dletown township high seliou! at iln- < ris' mplng fund will lie held to Ilia credit fur Individual unlc'i. tho articles to bo offered for the high Sunday evening by thfi Russian Na- ing of the Strand thonlei- is plan- party. His aHiiistants arc Mortimer at the Kpiseo|ial parish hollno on I'ast I'lcrtldi'iit ,1. llunlel TIIIICI' of nnd asking that the loan be granted. dollar appoars In this Issue of The ning to make Friday night a "wol- 10. VnnSauter, president of the. corps; Leonardo. They say that thoy havo received no tional Mutual Aid'society of Amer- Mr. Lnwloy's :ipiio| itment is a pnp- West Kroni street tomorrow even- tho I.lons club nnd Hi'Kl.itrnr Wlllld Register, ica In the Harmony Country club- como liomi:" ni^ht for the Red Bank Thomas Woullcy, Charles O'Burn ing at right o'clock. Prizes will be A. t.Miiyli.n were si'lotled «a nfllclal answer to these poMtlons. They also musician. l>cnni.H Mead and Kugene Lynch, I lllar one in this section of the coun- state that business men of Red Bank houao on Route X>, near Cherry Treo ty. 1-11:1 business ciutti'S ale lr^;,TrdtM! awarded anil refreshments nerved. telluiM nr- Hie drawlinr. Ten young Hunco l'nrty Tomorrow, 1 rind vicinity tilso signed similar pe- Farm, In Mklflletown township. Tho concert, which will run nhout as having filled him with peculiar Ticki'i.-, may tic purchased at the ladles, all of vviieni had acllvoly pal* titions. Tho Itnllnn-Aiiicilcaii civic and Mtiijlo will be provided by nn orches- lifted! miuutftH, In .scheduled to :;lart Now Dental Olliie. qualifications for ltis new ollh-r. lie door, tlcl]ialcd In dlapiwlng of nhninii, «l> progressive association will hold a tin. __ at nlno o'clock, between the .'how- was president of t lie Iteil Hank real tired niiriii-fi' luill'iiimn and list*, Mr. and Mrs. powers eay that they bunco party tomorrow night In Us Ing.H of the fciilnrn picture. Similar Dr. LawrencR It. Burdgo, Pun of in urn Incensed nnd heart-broken over Mr. mid Mrs. 11. L. Hurdgo of Lake estate hoard In I'.Kltl and In 1!K!1 and Bum; meal, sheep manure, Vlgori lieleil oillrlal iliaworii nf nh»r«» clubroonta at the cornor of Brldgo Wanted—Ilimm or Ajiurtment. concerts will bo plvon every Kt'ldny • hai id. Tlioy were th» 1 president of Hie lied Hank Kotaiy colloidal phosphate., limn, etc. ijulck from i In being evicted and that they will tako avonuo and West Bergc-li place. YOUIIK liiitiint ;;:! ^iil, Protestant, avenue, Jia.'t opened an ulllco for den- night. club in 15120 and In l!)l!!f. lie recently delivery, telephone M>2. Fred D MIIHC, •.,riir,. I', 11it, jonp (.'illIon. action In the courtn for redress. They Prlzea will bo awarded to winners WiUitH tu lliul it liiimu with rcllimd tistry nt !>1 lOasL Front iitrctst in tho say that tho treatment accorded to oillco formerly occupied by Dr. I'1. 18. received iicveial honors from the Na- Wlluilf Co.. Rod Bank.— Advertise- ICvclyn Hlowei Minion Hpiinca, Ir the I.lniltl olll!) pnthl/o with them and that thin feel- llnptl.it church uf Red Hunk wll Ua'rik. •Ailvi'i-llsc-ini'iil. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hafiaii nnd Mr teilnti an a cimnriliua n at Ifed Hank. Wlkori Ho.. Hcd Hank nhono r>M.~ wlui piiillil|inli'il In dm drowilij) ing l« not only general at Bhraws- hold u rummngii iialo next Wi'dm'.'i- Iiiililn'ii rur MOIIUT'H Day CanlN. Ad veil l.'iommit w si.tilx Dlifilni mid l'»»l Pf|*l" l)inn mill Ihiitrc nnd Mm. Hum Hafran of Ni'W YurU lie hi nn In:n lor for (he jiliitc l)rv- Imry but In surrounding communi- ilny, May 8, at thn Union compiiny'n oily. lUMucmbcr your molher and your G,mge alcohol rnminlsHlon. Mnv's Itur. dnnt M. VanlluiKii Unlock. Aa»l»i»nt lit I'nul Killnclm'il enfo, HID Went frlonds on Mu'thcr'u Day. An npnro- ties. firs house on Shrewsbury avenue. Front Hti'det; lien frnilkfiiriiMH anil !iii))orle(l limn" direct from Munich, Menrolury nnd 'I'le-Jniliitr Jti^l ^ — m i m • prlnto card for every member (if tho Miuoiitrnut, i'aul Kutscho, proprie- Circulation That Counts. family. Tnibln'e, 30 Broad atrncl.— Auto Ownrrx, Attention. (iunimny, "U draught. 30 Muple nvo- Cuiloy. ;,-,,in,- (ilm.itcnil, Ahisrn M -. Tetley'n for Mother's Day Ojirdn. For runt, five-room hungalow, nil tor. •- Adverlluemenl. NowHpapor circulation that r.minln Advert Ispiuonl. .Save Sd';. on vtiur Inxiimnco; toll- iiiic, Red Hank. AdvmtlHfmieul, K1I1I0I, I'lllll J li«tlt!liilll>, Words to encourage you to send modern Improvements, oil burner, hoi with tlm advertiser la tho bmiiilia able piliipiinif:i, |iliuu|il Hcivire. :l|ic- ,-iiirli nnd Aln* Wlldo Mother K curd nro not npco«»nty. It's waler heat, Wo bathroom; gamut! I'rillMtt h rytiPUTller ll mi for us to Inform you tliul the choice •IS) l'oplrir nvonur, Fnlr Haven, in- Typewriters rented, luniijhl, Hold piomkims or other Inducement*hnvi »">••• (tpnshPttli Went Knd Turn;-,; Agency i-'.nia.l an.! Mechanic. ulrcd*, I,;UM« IIPtHIJlllUOnt, llll flCKll. l.'lltll of choice cntdB urn at, Tatloy'i, 17 agonc; », H th» afflcl*! Win quire at Laon'n, White fltroM, Red and repaired. Trubln's, 31) Broad over bonn offered to secur* ciiculu orchefilrn and dancing. I'. Borelll, phone Hcrt Hunk U-IOII. M. Ilellor, V. IfiKiie. upon rcrletor,--Adv«i Uienicni. .ir.-AdvDitlacuieat. Co., Red Uank, N.I, Mi Ik/ an i Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, IttAY 2,1985. '•JUy 14, with the Lion» club EADIO PKOGBAM. THE sanxnra QUINTET. Act To Save The Youth Killed By ' regular meeting at th* Elks Judge Truax Is Interacting Sketch Presented Behind Chamber of Commerce Famous Bkdlo Sonjblrdi To Ba At ,th» officers of the Rlvervlew New Monmouth Sunday Night. A Crazed Horse .ii.\ the prize winners and the Given Testimonial Curtains at Shrewsbury School. Clam Industry 'Anen of the committees of al An Interesting radio program w»s The Skllllng quintet will bs th* attraction Sunday night at the NowHoward W. Roberto and Other Forro«i Sutphin, Jr., of Craw- ' '/organizations who participated Republicans and Democrats featured by the pupils of the eighth Board of Directors /£ be tha guests of the Lions. At grade of the Shrewsbury grammar Monmouth Baptist church In a Member* of the Shellfwheri ford's Corner Died front In- /*t-.tlme a check for the entire ne Unite in Paying Tribute to school yesterday morning behind the sacred concert, which will begin tt juries Which He Received /ieceeds of I he campaign will be de- Common Pleas Judge Tuei curtains of a radio attachment, seven o'clock. The group Includes Association Urge Appropria- Mr. andiMrs. Robert P. Skllllng. Ml» Four Days Previous. Mrvered to President Schenck S: day Night at Shrewsbury. The program was opened with de- They Held a Most Enthusiastic Meeting Tuesday and tion Committee to Help. /Thompson of the hospital board of votional services led by George Mane Violet Selling and the Skllllng boys, A fractured skull and otber Injur- after which1 the pupils presented a. Robert, Jr., and Chauncey. The boys Howard W. Roberts, C»pt. William trustees, and the prizes will be Judge Harry Truax was guest of Heard Reports on Midnight Show—Outline Dennis and Harry N. Johnson, r«pre ies resulting from having bean awarded. President Thompson is honor Tuesday night at a testimonial song, "Oh, Susanna" led by Weston began broadcasting at three years of kicked and trampled upon by a hone Buchanan. Claudia Rivcnburgh sentlng th« Bayshore Shell Piiherles former member of tbe Lions. dinner given for him by the Mon- asaoclation, with about twenty num- caused the death- Saturday of For- mouth county constables at the gave a recitation entitled, "Caroline Further Plans for Local Benefits. man Sutphin, Jr., son ot Mr, and at the Telephone," followed by the bers ot th« association, appeared be- Smoke shop tavern at Shrewsbury fore the appropriation! commute* of Mrs, Forman Sutphin of Crawford's Prominent members of both parties current events and school news giv- A busy session of the Red Bank channel from the mouth of the river Corner, In Holmdel township. For- en by Francis Borden. the legislature In reference to tho gathered to pay tribute to the jurist Jhamber of Commerce board of di- to below the Highlands bridge. appropriation for the shellfish bur- man was sixteen years of age and who failed to be appointed to the The remainder of the program rectors was held Tuesday evening at Tho directors voted to affiliate the eau of the state department of a pupil of the ninth grade of ths Red position he has held for some time. consisted of a comedy sketch made the organization's headquarters. Max Red Bank Chamber of Commerce health. > Bank high ichool. He died at Rlver- Undersheriff George H. Roberts up of Anna Canzallna, George Marx, Leon, chairman of the committee In with the newly formed North Jersey vlew hospital at Rod Bank to which candidate for the Democratic can- Nan Iverson and Claudia Rivcn- charge of the benefit »how held last Shore eisoclatlon, which has been The ettte department of health place he waa taken after ha was didate for nomination for sheriff, de- burgh. A school chorus consisting of Saturday night at the Carlton the- organised to co-ordinate action on had submitted a requisition for *25,- found unconscious in his father's clared that if "Monmoulh county had Weston Buchanan, David Wood, Ruth ater, reportei that approximately projects affecting all communities In 350, but in the appropriation bill this barn late Wednesday afternoon of more men like Harry Truax and less Francis, Margaret Wood, Margaret. $000 would be realized from this this section. was reduced to $16,145, The purpose last week. politics it would be a better place In Silver, Margaret Lange, Joan Best, event. Attendance at the perform- of the representatives of the associ- Claudia Rivenburgh and Ann Louise Copies of resolutions favoring the ation KU to request that the sum of The Butphln family Is one of the Which to live." He Intimated that ance was reported at 1,384. The ex-Rarltan Bay bridge were ordered best known In Holmdel township and politics was behind tho failure to re- Campbell, sang "Old Black Joe," $10,000 be restored to' the bill, Mr, penses Include entertainment of «U forwarded to Governor Harold Q. Robert! mad* *. itrong plea before the boy's tragic death has cauied s appoint Mr. Truax to the bench. In conclusion Monroe Marx and artists and others who assisted in cloud of grief beyond anything of Bill Reynolds presented a number of Hoffman, president of the senate, the appropriation committee and the J. Victor Carton of Asbury Park, conducting this show, and hotel ac- Horace PrRll; speaker of th© house, hearing lasted pearly an hour. He the sort that has occurred-there In former assistant prosecutor, also ex- jokes followed by a song "Pack Up commodations and traveling ex- rcocnt years. Sympathy Is wide- Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag" Lester Cloe; the state highway com- described what the association had pressed wonder at Judge Truax's penses for the out-of-town perform- mission, the Fort of the New York done and reviewed the recent visit spread for the bereaved parents and failure to receive re-appointment. by the group led by Weston Bu- ers. All other Items, including use other members of the family not chanan. Authority and the assemblymen and mad* by a special commutes to the Judge Ward Krcmer of Asbury ot the theater, printing, advertising senator from Monmouth county. Public Health Servlcs at Wishing- only In the community where they Park, prominent Democrat, read tele- and publicity and all talent was do- ton in the Interest ot the shellfish live but also In other places where grams from Governor Harold G. nated. A general membership meeting they have many friends and ac- will be held Wednesday, May 16, to Industry. He also told about what Hoffman, Senators W. Warren Bar- Colby Resigns As Resolutions were passed express- had been accomplished for the wel- Fonniin bour and A. Harry Moore and Con- pass on two amendments to the con fare ot the Industry since 1821, when gressman William Sutrjhin, who ex- Ing the sincere appreciation and etitutlon and by-laws of the Chamber was generally known, was popular thanks to all those who so generous- no shellfish were permitted to bo nd a boy of large promise. Sorrow pressed regrets at not being able to Relief Director of Commerce, having reference to taken from Rarltan buy. attend. ly gave of their time, efforts and ser-the number and method of election over his untimely end Is equally as flces to conduct thlB successful event- poignant ameng the pupils of the Work of Rumson Pastor Praised of directors. One amendment wit) Mr. Roberts stated that the cur- In discussing this affair, Mr. Leon increase the board from twelve to tailment In the appropriation would Red Bank high school as in the by Mayor Van R. Halsey— and Mrs. Mildred Congdon, secretary fifteen members, the additional three mean laying off tha boat now pro-neighborhood where he lived. Borough Clerk Jere J. Carew of the Chamber of Commerce, members to be appointed by the vided by the state department of Juot how he met with his Injuries brought to the attention of the health to make Investigations of the no one knows. There were n» wit- is Named Temporary Director president for one year. The second nesses. The boy was conscious only GEORGE \V. BHAY. board tho willing and spontaneous amendment will provide for a nom- age and they have appeared In Newwater areas of Monmouth county and assistance received from overyone along the rest of the Jersey coast In short time after he was hurt and The Rumson mayor and council at inating committee of five to present fork with some of the world's great- he was so dazed that he was not ' AQ their major activity for their the regular meeting last Thursday who was asked to assist. the names of twice the number of est celebrities. For fifteen months the lntereat of the shellfish Industry, fiscal year ending Juno 30, next, the A letter from the Red Bank Yacht This boat Is equipped with a labor- able to give a very connected ac- night accepted tho resignation of candidates as are director* to be they have been feated at Station count of what happened. An opera- Lions club decided about four Rev. William Calvin Colby as emer- club was read, with refereoco to the elected. Election of directors from WABC "at New York and they have atory and It Is used by the shellfish months ago to conduct some kind bureau for supervisory purposes. tion was performed at the hospital, gency relief director. "It is with con- holding of tho National Sweepstakes the slate suggested by the nominat- drawn large audiences of admirers. but It was realized from the outset of a compalgn for the benefit of siderable regret that I offer this res- Regatta at Red Bank on August 17 ing committee- and any other nom Their repertoire Includes many of Dr. Applegate," head of the shell- RivervleW hospital, feeling It was that the odds wore greatly agalnnt ignation," declared Mayor Van R. and 18. Action was taken endorsing Inatlons which the membership may the standard operatic arias and en-fish bureau, urged that the decrease ts success. op one of the most worthy institutions Halsey, "and I want to express my this project, with the promise of as- wish to make will bo held at the sembles In German, Italian, Spanish In the budget be restored. The ap- in this locality and realizing the appreciation of the time and effort sistance by offering the services of On the aftornoon he met with his annual meeting. , Tho term of a dl and English. propriation committee called Walter fatal Injuries Forman had been great amount of charity work that given to the position by Dr. Colby." Individual members in carrying out rector is three years. The program at New Monmouth W. Scofleld, who Is the head of the I3 done .by the hospital all tho time. Mr. Halsey paid tribute to Mr. Col-the yacht club's program for this will be as follows: department that has charge of tbe planting potatoes. *He had finished Theodore D. Moore is chairman of by's administration of relief matters, It is believed that by giving the this work and he went to the barn national motor boating event. The Holr City" (Adnmil The Quintet shellfish bureau, to give testimony, to bed the horses. As he was going the major activities committee of declaring the borough was very for- A suggestion from ono of our com- president the power to appoint three 'Ai the D*y> Go B'" (Skllllng) The members of the appropriation the club and Lester R. Ross Is chair- tunate In having had him as direc- additional directors, an unbalanced Violet and Chauncer committee said they had to hold to the building to do this last chore 1 muters was presented, urging tho of the day he met his father, who man of the civic and welfare com- tor. change In tho time of two evening board will be avoided. The proposed 'He Lives Again" (Bkllllnir)...... Ghaunci>y down the appropriations within cer- change In the method of election "How Sweet Tho Nnme of JOSUB Sounds" said to him, "Dont bother with Jack. mittee, and they were selected as Upon tho recommendation of trains from New York. This matter (Liist) ...- - Tho Quintet tain lines, and they were not In John and I will take care of him." co-chairmen of the auto campaign Mayor Halsey, Borough Clerk Jore will bo taken up with tha Jersey from direct primary to a nominating "The Loit Chord" (Sullivan) favor of making any changes 'In after careful consideration had been J. Carew was named temporary di- committee is considered desirable, In Bobert, Jr., Chauncey and Violet their set-up unless it wsi abiolutely John Is a Polish farmhand. Jack Shore Commutorfl' club for their ad- "When Twllght Calls to Prajer" (Bklll- Is the horeo which kicked the boy, given as to the nature of the bone- rector undor tho suporvlslon of the vice and if it Is found to bo the gen-as much as the direct primary usual' Ing) ...„ „. Violet necessary. flfc.-.They selected from among the council committee on relief. The eral wish of the commuters, the ly results in a widely scattered vote; "Ah, Bo Pare" (Von Flottow ....: Mr. Roberts stated that unless the The animal is no longer on the farm. members of the club tho different books of Mr. Colby will be audited Jhamber of Commerce will endeavor and further, that by using tho nom- nobert, Jr., and Chauncey appropriation was Increased, the lab-Mr. Sutphin and the other members committees required to put on the by Charles E. Cole, borough auditor inating committee system, men and"Consider and Hear Me" (Fluirer) of the family could not bear th« to negotiate with railroad officials to "~ " "~ ThVQulntet oratory boat might be laid off and presence of the beast on the place campaign and then enlisted the co- HABItY TBUAX. This will be done at tho request of affect this change. women actively Interested in the that this In turn might jeopardize Mr. Culby, although Robert G. Ilsley, work o£ the organization can be se- after the tragedy. Jack was dis- operation of the organisations and A detailed report for the River the securing of favorable action from posed of to a buyer who was told aXiitlllarles. The pains-taking and ex- Justice Elmer C. • Walnrlght of chalnnan of the reliof committee, did Improvement committee was made cured to serve on the board. the United States Publio Health Ser- :ellent work of Lions Moore and Shrewsbury recalled the time when not think such action was necessary. Accident Victim vice to lift the ban on clams Im- about the death of the youth. He said tho committee wag willing by the chairman, Harold S. Allen, The present board of directors feel Jack Is a handsome and hlgh-splr- Itoas. were recognized at Tuesday he and Judge Truax were reporters who stated that Indications are that that the recent response of certain posed by New York. light's meeting of tho club, when a rival newspapers. Howard A. to accept Mr. Colby's figures, but. Mr. Itod animal. Ho had never shown Colby desires an olllclal check-up. maintenance dredging, providing a members In pledging additional fi- Died Last Friday Senator Loizeaux said that he a particularly wloked disposition testimonial reception was held In Mallcn, candidate for the Republican channel 150 feet wide by six feet nancial aid, and of the public In so thought it would be best to leave the Jhflr honor. nomination for sheriff, also paid trib- prior to last week, but he had one Mr. Ilsley reported that tho relief deep, will he completed for this sea- generously patronizing the benefit Frederick Johnson of SnYewi- appropriation at $16,145, with the as-bad trait, that of being "man ehy," ute to tho honestyand ability of the committee will confer with the bor- show, Indicates very definitely that surance from the appropriation com- former common pleas judge. son, and that plans are progressing bury Avenue, One of Two especially when in a stable. He ough attorney relative to the $1,400 favorably for the hearing on Maytho continuation of tho organization mittee that they would see that tho would shiver and quake whenever a Former Freeholder Borden A. Jef- fund raised by private subscription 24, In reference to the 300 foot wide U both wanted and necessary. This, Men in Car Hit by Train, Suc-necessary negotiations were carried frey and Collector John West of Mld- and will report back to the council on with the United States Publio person came near him. This failing dletown township also expressed by eight foot deep permanent chan- with tho continued support of tho cumbs. was much more pronounced when at the next meeting. In comment- nel. Mr. Allen stressed the import- mombera will now be possible, and Health Service In order to secure Mr. Sutphin bought him three years high opinions of Judge Truax. The ing on relief matters, Mayor Halsoy a busy and active* year is contem- Frederick Johnson of Shrewsbury favorable report to make for the atter, visibly affoctcd by those trib- stated, "I can happily report that the ance of co-operating with tho bor- beneilt of getting the Now York ban ago. Perhaps ho had been badly utes, thanked his friends and said he ough of Highlands for drodglng the plated. avenue, one of tha two men seriously used by a previous owner. On the opening up of private work has ab- Injured In the accident in which a on clams removod. Sutphin farm he was not abused and "would rather have the good will of sorbed all men on the relief rolls, southbound Pennsylvania train you people here tonight than be who are able to work." The hearing closed with this state- he seemed to be gradually getting udge." He said it waa a real com- struck an automobile at tho Shrews- ment, rid of his "man shy" qualities. IK pliment to hear such expressions Mr. Halsey appointed the public K, of C. Clears Woman's Exchange bury avenue crossing of the New However, after the hearingg, Capp- talking about the accident after- from the magistrates since upon utilities committee, of which George York & Long Branch railroad on tain William Donnls and HarrH y N. wards Mr, Sutphin said that one many occasions ho had had causo R. Kuhn Is chairman, to represent $625 At Benefit Helping The Needy Tuesday of last week, died last Fri- Johnson both stated that la their thing which would always be a com- to roverso their decisions. tho borough at the hearlug at Red day at Rlverview hospital. The con-judgment tho boat should remain on fort to him was that he had told his Bank May 24, on the proposition to dition of Paul Matthews of Harri- In any event, and that there, should ion not to go in the stall with this Entertainment was furnished by deepen and widen the channel of the George M Cohan, Howard Interesting Activity Going on son avenue, driver of the. car In be sufficient money added to the ap-horse. He did not fully trust the an- Pave and Howard Mallen and Cass North Shrewsbury river. Tho com- Marsh, Annie Hart Headliners Daily at 15 Linden Place— which Johnson was riding, was re-propriation bill in order to see that imal and he did not want hla son to Freoborn. The Smoke Shop orches- mittee was given authority to ap- ported as still serious. run any risk. in Show Held Here Last Week Great Display of Home Made the boat was kept on. ra furnished the music. point three citizens particularly in- As soon as the police were notified Mr. Roberta, Captain Dennis and The committee In charge was" head- terested In the project to serve with to Raise Funds for Cnmp. Articles. of Johnson's death, they re-arrested Mr. Johnson took the matter up Those who know "Chub" best say ed by Justice Walter A. Mills of Fair tho committee. Patrick Ahearn of Shrewsbury, gate- again with the appropriation com- that It was just Mice him to disregard Haven and consisted of Constables Mr. Colby fitatcd that a call from The Knights of Columbus show at The executive board and others In- tho advice. Ho was usually obedient, terested in the Woman's Exchange man at the crossing, who had been mittee and with the various repre- Idward Hultner of Long Branch, 3hret-Day company, contractors on tho Elks home on Broad street Fri- taken In to custody on a charge of sentatives of the state department ot but he was also Industrious and anxi- Alfred Hennessey of Union Beach, he new school, for a dozen men day night, attracted an audience that at 15 Linden place, Bed Bank, met neglecting his duty after witnesses health and with Senator Frank Dur- ous to help his father In every way Irving Cohen of Asbury Par!- nndcould not bo _ supplied locally, as filled the auditorium to its capacity. last Friday at the residence of Mrs.had stated that the gates were up and and Assemblyman J. Edward he could with tho farm work. He Sol Lawn of Long Branch. those who have been on the relief It was a grand show headed by three Thomas N. McCarter at Rumson, at at the time of tho mishap. Opon had bedded tho other horaes and was which time reports of the various Knight. doing the same for Jack when the list ha\je obtained jobs elsewhere. Broadway stars, George M. Cohan, his second arrest he was charged Sonator Durand, In a statement Howard Marsh and Annie Hart, All committees were received. with manslaughter and was held by tragedy occurred. John, the Polish HERBERT E. EDWARDS. Councilman James C. Auchincloss Tho Exchange, which Is open dally Tuesday morning, said that be had farmhand, was coming in from work was absent. He remained in New three received great ovations. Mr. Recorder Harry Klatsky under ball taken up tho question with the ap- Eatonto\vn Church Cohan sang several of hla favorite from half-past nine until five o'clock. of 54,000 for tho action of the grand In the fields when he saw Jack run Tho Lions club Is deeply Indebted York, wlvere his son had undergone Is enjoying a very good business on propriation committee and was nowout of the ba to all of the organizations and In- an operation. A letter was received selections and finished his act with jury. He pleaded not guilty to the assured that there would be sufficient able manner. dividuals who assisted in any way Forms Men's Club from Mi". Auchincloss requesting an a dance. When ho waa .introduced a mutual basis. The employment charge. money added to the $15,145 Item to arid they realize they would have exemption of $500 on the assessed by Mr. Marsh the orchestra played bureau Is open dally from ten o'clock The car In which Johnson and Insure tho keeping on of the boat. Suspecting that something was valuation of his property under the My. Cohan'B World war composition, until noon. wrong, John entered the barn. A been unable to push the campaign Councilman John S. Read There is a demand at present for Matthews were riding was struck by Senator Durand stated that an un-tragic sight met his eyes. The boy to a successful conclusion .without law granting such exemption to war 'Over There." tho train and thrown against an- conditional promise had been made g g Named as President of New veterans. Tho matter was referred Mr. Marsh rendered selections from women who have the ability to lay unconscious In the stall with tho whole-hearted and efficient co- monogram, particularly linen, and other automobile going in tho op- to him by the members of the ap- parts of body. operation manifested by all. Club—Leadbeater and White- to the finance committee. several Broadway operettas in which posite direction. The driver of both propriation committee, so that tho wounds on various : ho played leading roles, and Miss there la also a demand for high grade The horse had kicked and trampled Broad street merchants who are hurst Installed to New Office. The appropriation balances at the cars had been waiting for the gates people In all the territory can rest as- upon him and had then broken loose members of the Chamber of Com- Hart, who won fame behind the foot- baked goods for Fridays and,Satur- to be raised after a northbound train end of the first quarterly period of lights In the Gay Nineties, showed days, as well as other days of the peoplo In all tho territory en rest as- and ran out of the barn. At first It merce disposed of many tickets dur- The reorganization of the church tho year are as follows: had passed and did not see the train sured, that this service will be kept was thought that Forman was dead. ing the past month and the Cham- elders and the organization of a new that there Is still plenty of life in her.week. coming from the other direction Appropriation Balance 3ho sang on>c of her oldtlme favor- Dr. Frank J. Goff of Red Bank was ber of Commerce officials and ofllce club is the most recent business of Administrative nnd cxe- Tho Exchange conducts a special Witnesses told police that the gates summoned and he administered stim- the Presbyterian church at Eaton- ites, "The Hat Mo Father Wore, service department taking care of had been raised after the first train staff rendered great assistance by de- rutlvo $ 0,700 6,617.87 to the delight of the audience. ulants which caused the boy to show tail work mimeographing letters and town. Road 15,600 0,823.93 knitting to order, mending, fancy had passed. pronounced signs of life. He was sending them out. A recent-business session was held Street lights 12.600 9,504.65 Hearty applause was also bestowed fancy laundry, monogrammlng, fur- According to the hospital, Johnson Rumson Estate taken to the hospital In the ambu- at which time sub-parishes were or- •nlico _ 21,000 11,257. GO in the other performers, Jean Jac- niture repairing and, In fact, any un-died of multiple Injuries and shock The complete list of the organiza- •'iro hydrants 2.700 1.399.47 queat of Rumson, Dolores Shea of lance of tho First Aid squad of East tions who participated in the cam-ganized to better assist the pastor, Soard of health 1,760 1.222.70 usual service that may be needed. and had fought a losing battle be- Sold To Lawyer Keansburg. Rev. William Macdonald, who re- •iro ilcimrtmcnt •1.8 00 3. SOB.4- Rahway and Frank Haley of Red Home made pies, cakes, cookies, cause of his age. He was 62 years paign is as follows: 'nlltillKCnt l.noo 1.15S.98 Bank, dancers; Roy Gans, pianist, rolls and candy are always on sale. Forman was unconscious most of sides at Avon, with his pastoral du- • iirbitue & Incineration.. a,ooo '6.036.25 old. Matthews, whose injuries In- Lester C. Leonard, Red Bank At- Hospital Ladies' AuxiliariCB of Ked ties. John S. 'Read was elected clerk •arts £ buildings ;!,700 2.644.;:. and the Robblnsvillc Rascals. Danc- Other articles generally to be found cluded a fracture of the skull, Is S» the time thereafter. On one occasion Bank, West Red Bank, Fair Haven, of the session. Tho elders in charge ihiulc Ircc preservation.. too 388.75 ing waa held after the show with at The Exchange are attractive and years old. torney, Buys Twelve-Room when ho* was able to talk he said that Rumson, Shrewsbury, Tintun Falls, of the parishes arc William Morris, Mnergcncy deiiemlcnt re- music by Bruce Cobb and his inexpensive things suitable for bridge the only thing which he remembered lief 6.700 3.442.16 Colonels. Mr. Johnson was born at Barnegat Residence at Corner of Rum- about the horso's attack on him was Qceanport and Keansburg; Ameri- Carl Whitehurst, Henjamin Van- Residents have been requested to prizes and baby presents, dainty and and came to Red Bank 39 years ago. can Legion, Onward Council of Keurcn, John S. Head, Royal Curtis Up to the present time the net low-priced baby clothes, quilt, With Matthews, ho was employed by son Road—Navesink Avenue. that he was kicked In the back. It ami Francis Underbill. make a general clean-up of their Is thought that this rendered him un- Junior 0. U. A. M., First Baptist properties during the. week of May profits from the show have reached sweaters, pursos, aprons and other the Central railroad as a bridge car- The former estate ot Anna M. De-conscious and that as he fell he was church Men's League, Chamber of Sunday morning; Eafi Leadbeater, All refuse will be removed by tho $625, with returns yet to bo received. articles most too numerous to men-penter. He Is survived by two broth- Mott at the corner of Rumson road kicked again, with tho result that his Commerce, Con^ivgntlon H'Nai Is- recently elected as trustee, was in-borough trucks If the borough clerk1 a Tho affair was undnr the direction of tion. Connected with The Exchange ers, William and Charles Johnson of and Navoalnk avenue, Rumson, hai skull was fractured. One theory rael, Hospital Doctors' association, stalled after which Carl Whitchurst ollice, Rumson 510, Is notified. tho Knights of Columbus councils of are first class designers and seam- Barnogat; a nephew, J. Ernest Oli- beenbeen sold by Edgar W. Heller which has been advanced to account Shrewsbury chapter of Daughters of was installed as superintendent of jong Branch, Aabury Park, Freehold stresses, who can copy or model any ver of Rod Bank, and a niece, Mrs. Rids will be received at the May ind Lokewood. Rev. P. J. Murphy to Lester O. Leonard, attorney of for the horse's attack Is that the an- American Revolution, Elks club, the Sunclay-pchuol with William Har- !) meeting for furnishing fifty tons particular garment. Wilbur Adams, also of Rod Bank. Red Bank. imal was crazed by the odor of fer- Fair Haven lire department, Jersey who held this ollici' for many if San Alfonso Retroat at West End Those In charge of Tho Exchange Tho funeral waa held last Sunday ot ralcium chloride, a dust-lnylng •vaa general chairman and Freder- The property comprises about tilizer on Forman's clothes. A largo Shore Commuters' club, Lions club, years, as honorary superintendent. want to Impress upon the public that aftornoon In tho Funeral parlor of three and one-half acres, fronting proportion of fertilizer Is dried blood, Leonardo Field club, Little Silver Sunday a new record of attendance preparation to be spread on roads. ick J. Flnnerty of Rumson was co-any business done through them is R. R. Mount 8c Son at 135 West chairman. The money wilt be used 400 feet on Rumson road and about.. and horses are sometimes strangely Woman's club, MUldlctown lire cwn- was made by the Sunday-school, be- a great help in helping many needy Front street with Rev. Albert L. 350 foot on Navoslnk avenue. The affected by It. pany, Monmoulh County Hunt ciub, ing the highest since tho organiza- for Improvements at the Knights oi persons to help themselves. Banor, pastor of tho Methodist tion of the school several years ago. MISSIONARY TEA. Mumbua boys' camp at Barber lake. residence, which la of frame ci Besides his parents Forman Is sur- Monmouth County Country club. church, officiating. A large delega- structlon, contains twelve rooms and The organization of a ne\yyt club tion of fellow-railroad employees was vived by a youngor brother, Walker North Shrewsbury Ice Yacht club, l'ri-sliyterlan Women To Hold An- Tho patrons were Theodoro Os- three baths and the property Is Sutphin. He was born at Phalanx, First Presbytciinii rhuruh Krotlicr- took place Tuesday night ia tho nual Event Next Week. bahr, stage deputy of the K. of C, BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED. present. chapel of the church when a Kroup Vlncoat do P. Slavln, W. H. Free- planted with a vory wldo selection of but most of his life was spent at hood, Quadrangle t:lnb, Rod Rank Eatontovvn Girls Society Holds So- Tho body was conveyed by auto- excellent shade trees and shrubbery, Crawford's Corner. Mis. Sutphin, lire department KcU Hank Woman's of men met and started a Men's The annual missionary tea of tho man and Son, John J. Qulnn, Rooney mobile to Barnegat, where another club. Woman's Missionary society of tho Brothers, William Hellly, Martin cial At Mra. Earl Huthawny'o. Tho new owner Is now engaged In before her marriage, was Miss Ma- club, Roil Bank Yaclit club, Uiver- 0 service was held Monday afternoon bel Hughes of Red Bank. Formnn vlew Honpit.il Nuirit,;;' association Councilman John K. Read waa Red Bank Presbyterian church will Melln, Jamca McMahon, James J. Tho glrla who had birthdays from at two o'clock. Tho bearers were thoroughly renovating and robuild- bo held Friday afternoon, May 10, atMcMahon, William J. O'Hngan, Ing tho house and Installing new was a member of tho Boy Scouts. He River Plaxa Community club, Ladies elected president of tlio group, half-past two o'clock In the church January to tho last of April were tho John IS. Oliver, John Gaul, Krnest plumbing and heating systems, con- was a strong boy and ho made such Auxiliary of River I'la/.a lire com- Thomas Catchpole, vico president, James J. Carton, Sr., James Hardy, honored guests ot the Girls" Friendly Oliver, Wilbur Adams, Arnold Adams a good showing In the boxing bouts and Carl Wliitchurst ticrrotary. An auditorium. Ordinarily this event Is Dr. O. R. Holb:rs, Walter Fox, society of Eatontown Tuesday night and William Johnson. Burial In structing new porches, etc., and pany, River Plrai Woman's club, held In January, but a change was when completed Is expected to b< at the Red Bank high school that he Rotary club, Red Hank council of entertainment committee was se- licrsh Brothers, Perry McQuadc, when a party, in celebration of tho clmrgo of R. R. Mount & Son was was scheduled to take part In the lected, consisting ot Rev. William niado this year because of weather Johihn W. Quire, St. MaryMary's Boya Club birthday of Eleanor Noo, Ruth In Masonic ccmotery at Barnegat. one of the most desirable homes In Royal Arcanum Kuinson Country conditions. Rev. J. W. Konlng, this area. A throe-car garage Is also finals. club, St. Vincent de Paul society of Macdonald, Royul Curtis, Karl Lead- mlaolonary In Africa who lo now atof Lakewood, McCuo's Dairy, John Smith, Virginia Hathaway and Pa St JamCflVi church, Shrewsbury beater and Fled Zlmnieiinaii, The W. Flock, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllln Wool- trlcla Sooly was given at homo of on the premlsOB, which adjoin the The funeral at Forman's late home membership committee Includes Carl Piincoton theological seminary, will Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hathaway of estate of Johnfrltz Achells and Mr.Tuesday aftornoon was one of ths Field Hockey club, Hhrewsbury fire bo tho guest speaker. Ho assisted jy, and Lakowood Council, K. of C. TO ATTEND CONVENTION. largest over held In Holmdel town- company, .Shrewsbury Rnadlni: club Whltohursl, Maurice Wlialen, Fran- Lewis street, Eatontown. Dancing Heller. 1 cis Underbill and I'cnjamln Van- Rov. John A. Hayea, pn3tor of the Was enjoyod, John More playing tho Mr. Leonard will make the house ship. Tho public schools at Craw- and Swimming River Country ciub. Red Rank Presbyterian church, a Business Women's Club Makes Flans ford's Corner and Holmdel village Kcuren, while a house committee WILL l'RODATED. piano. Refreshments were served For Atlantic City Trip. hla year-round homo. Tho ealo wa» was named to Include I'lly Miller and the recent quarterly communion ser- featuring a Inrgo birthday cake. effected by the Joseph O. McCuo were closed as a mark of reapoct, Herbert Zimmerman. vice. Lulu Kvan F. Jones of Shrewsbury A meeting of tho Business and agency of Rumson. and most of tho children of those Rov. Mr. Konlng hag .been doing Leaves Estate nnd 55,000 to Wife. Those attending wore Robert Professional Women's club of At- two places wcro prcsont, as woll ns Young Man Killed Plans: have been made to meet Iho Scott, John More, Carl VanWInklo, The same agency also reports th« many pupils nnd teachcru of the Red second nnd fourth Tuesdays of end evangelistic work at Camoroun, West lantic Highlands Monday night at ualo of the Bralnard Avery residence In New York Hotel Africa dSakoaycnio Station.) This Is The will of tho Into Evan F. Jones Richard Morgan, Dorothy Wagner, tho homo of tho president, Mrs. Mar- Bank high school, The floral tributes month. The next meeting will b of Broad street, Shrewsbury, waa Bertha nnd Ruth Mabb. Dorothy nt Seabrlght to Louis V. Frost ot were numerous and beautiful. Rev. held May 14. reputed to bo ono of the most dif- Chnffyn, Irma Bonnott, Thomau Zln- gnrnt Ryder of Evcrolt, was devoted New York. The property extends ficult mlsBionary flcldii. Rev. Mr. probatpd at the Htirrogato'H office, at largely to tho discussion of tho con- William H. Vandcrmocr, pastor of "Martin I.e Hutta, figrd ~l yearn, Freehold last Friday. " gnlo, Jimmy Brand, Althea Tuttle, from river to otsan and has an the Reformed olmrch of Holmdel, fqroierly of I.lttln Hlk'cr, was killed Honing comes from Wisconsin an vention of tho Federation of Busi- ocean frontsgo of 260 feet, with a Home Department Mcellng. ho him spent four years In Africa. Mr. Jonrw bequeathed bin wlfo, Calvin Allen, Florence Whining, prcachod th» sormon. Tho boarers Morrday In tho Hotel Salisbury al 'i'ho members of tho Home depart Mabel h., $5,000 outright and tho bal-Richard Hill, I.ydla and Josephine ness and Professional Women's club river frontage of 225 feet. A sum-were six classmates of Forman. They New York, wlirro lie wan employed All women of tho congregation and Hathaway, Mrs. Frnnk Tuttlo, Mra of New Jersey at Atlantic City May ...jr resldenco la on the premises mont of the Rod Bank Prenbyterlai their fr|onda have boon Invited to at- ance of bin eatnte for llfo. After her 17 to ID. A largo percentage of mam' wore Charles Bonnett, James Ben- &s a doorman, when ho was ahot by church onjoyed a "gi't together' tend the ten. death tho estate will go to their Harry Crano and Mr«, Earl Hath containing ton rooms, with all im nett, Edward Johnson, Edward Wll- Jack Duffy, houseman In tho damn meeting at tho church Friday after- children, If any, and If no chlldrer nway and youngest daughter, Bar- bcrs are planning to attend and ar- provements, which the now owner l«tt, William Crawford and Cteorgs hotel. Duffy, who waa arrenlcd on noon. Minn Kmllle Graver, tho new living then to be equally dlvldod barn Ann. rangomonta were made for the trip. plans to use for hl» own occupancy. Schenck, The Interment was In W^hftrgB of homicide, tnld pollen tho superintendent, prcnldrd nnd n pro Confirmation Ceremony. among hln sinters, Ella Whltfleld and Among tho prominent guests to be Holmdol cttmotery. shooting WMH accidental, Ho nal'l ho Katn D. Jonoo, and his fathor, Lewis present at the convention are Gov- gram wna given comprising rciidingn Robert Klalln, thlrteon-yaar-old ISRA Grants. Wilt Meet Tomorrow. rfcrnoverl the gun from n hag while by Mm. Gertrude Davis, vocal solon son of Mr. and Mia. Leon Klslln of D. Jonca., ernor Harold O. Hoffman, Thomas The Red Bank auxiliary ot Rlver- going over the cffccln of li pcrnon by Mrs. Rachel Went and a group o Tho Emergency Hoilef administra- A. Mathls, Dr. Frank Klngdon, Dr. Announced. Tlirockniortoii avenue, waa con Eugene Qrledor and Mrs. Gellne vlew hospital will meet tomorrow, Who ho" died recently In tho hqtel piano numbers by Mro. Leon Kelloy, firmed liint Thursday morning In tho A bonaflcln newnpaper circulation tion at Trenton confirmed yesterday May 3, «t the Molly Pitcher hotel on Edward O'Brlon of numson an- Blpd that II nrrMcntally discharged nynngiijjun of Congregation B'nn —the kind Tho Register bos—Is the the following grants to municipali- Bowman, national federation presi- nounces tho engagement of hit da Mr. i> Ulilln entered tlin loom. ties for unemployment relief during dent. , Riverside avenue. Luncheon will bn The ruad to belter ami bigger Imsl Inrntl. Rnblii Arthur Hcrshon (if only kind t.hnt counts with tho ad- nerved at ono o'clock and the reg-daughter Katllarlno. to Andrew B. Mr, I A Hill l>i'a hody will bo brought nosn leads through The Regintor'K ad- flulntnd. More thus 160 persons were vertiser. No premiums or other In- April: Monuiouth—Anbury Park Muray, Jr., son ot Mr*. Andrew Mur- to Little Sllvar for total. r«MBt ducements hava evor beon offered to *1«500. Atlantic, Highlands $1,100, »n make extrn pooktt monty ular business §*s»l«m will begin at wtlslnir. column*.—Advertisement. two o'clock. ray of Bad Bank. \ I • • • Mcur* elrcu.!atlon,-%iWv«iU»»ai«nt, Keyport &3M* Unloa Bitch »3(3*X RUtAdUm«RC BED BANK KEGISTER, MAY 2,1935. tlon meeting at Avon os the same Barney Fre Entertains F. O. S. Club. % gold pin with th« club Personals •Say, Many Local Children Plant Pathologist Weddings The F. O. S. club wa« entertained It. At midnight « itns The annual meeting oi tot board 1st night at the home of Mrs. Kay nerved. The next mtettnl In County Concert Del/orenio—Wolcott. AuguatiM OUcn of Wallace street at trustee* will be held on Thursday, Speaks To Lions Heads Rotary Club Herndon on Lincoln avenue, Fair the home ot Mr>. Htrvvy lias moved to Hlghutown. where he May 8, at the parsonage. Plans will MIBB Pauline DeLorenzo, daughter Haven. High scores were held by ot Fair Ilavon. Hans are about completed for the of Mr. and Mrs. Felice DeLorenzo has obtained employment as a c»r- be made for the annual roll call of Monmouth county music festival to Elected Pretident of Local Or- Mrs. John F. Kelly and Miss Mir- penter. ' the church to bt held on Sunday, Dr. Richard P. White, DUcov- of Shrewsbury avenue, and Borden iam Downs. Each member received Boys can make txt» pookat bo held Friday night, May 10, at the ganization Latt Thursday— Belling Tho HegUter.—Advtrtl O. Clarke Worthley ot Chicago, May 26, ' erer of Dutch Elm Disease, II. Wolcott, son of Mrs. Frances Aabury Park Convention hall under Wokott of Kast iWcstslde avenue, formerly of Red Bank, was a visitor the auspices of tHe Monraouth coun- Addreise» Local Club at Warren H. Smock Vice Pre«i- In town over the week-end and dur- "Everlasting Punishment" will be were married Sunday nfternoon at ty schools. The affair Is under thu Weekly Meeting. three o'clock at the First Methodist dent—Club Very Active. ' Ing his stay here he celled upon a. the subject of the Lasaon-Sermon In general direction of Miss Laura number ot his former acquaintances. First Churoh of Christ Scientist, of church. Rev. Albert L. Baner, pas- The annual election of officers of Gates, county supervisor of music, Dr. Richard P. White, plant path- Mr. Wqrthloy was homeward bound Hed Bank, on Sunday, May 5. tor, performed tho ceremony. the Eed Banlc RoUry club was held the entertainment will begin prompt- ologist at tho state agricultural col- from a business trip to Boston and to Tho Golden Text l»: "By mercy ly at 8:15 o'clock. Mias DcLorcnzo, who was attired laat Thursday. Aa thero were no ad- c/hne/riccui Steles Co- lego at New Brunswick, was the several Canadian cities. and truth iniquity Is purged: and by In a whiln Ratln gown and a long ditional nominations frosn tho pre- speaker Tuesday night at the reg- the fear of tho Lord men depart from The Red Bank children taking veil trimmed with lace, carried a vious meeting, those already nomin- Mr«, Arthur Shutts of Lexington, ular meeting of tho Uons club at tho evil" (Proverbs 16:6.) part in the grade choruses arc Mar- sheaf of calla lilies. She wan at- ated were unanimously elected, they Kentucky, formerly of Eed Bank gnd jory Moore, Mary O'Shca, Edna Elks club. The subject of his ad- Shrewsbury, called upon relatives and Among the citations which com- tenclcd by her sister, Miss Eleanor beiiiR Barney Frccdnian president, Stalder, Helen Fargo, Colleen dress was, "Commerce and Horticul- DeLorenzo. who wore a nilc green Warren H. Smock vice president, friends In this vicinity last week on prise the Leeaon-Scraon is the fol- Thompson, Rose Wigdorwitz, Betty ture Hazards." a hurried stop-over visit here. lowing from the Bible: "Wherefore frock trimmed with laco and car- Hubert M. Farrow secretary,' Albert Magee, Billy Wlkoff, Bobby Logan, Dr. White was the first person to ried a bouquet of pink roses. Wil- 3. Miller treasurer and Dr. William Mr. and Mrs. Dunlin Allaire and seeing we also are compassed about James Westerberg, Margaret Reu- discover the Dutch elm disease in liam Fcrro of Shrewsbury avenue Wirth, William Musser and Past daughter of Wallace street were re- with so great a cloud of witnesses, ther, Lldia Esposito, Frances Tal- trees In United States In June, 1933. was the best man. The bride waa President Thoma3 Irving grown ad- cente gueata at tho home of Mr. and let us lay aside every weight, and arlco, Joaephino Domanlco, Sam Three years ago ho had seen the givp.n In marriage by her father. ditional members of the board of di- Mrs. Joseph PaUeinon of Clarksburg. the sin which doth go easily beset Harvey and Elmer Ralph of tho ravageo of this disease while on a About fifty pnrrjonf; attended a re- rectors.' Louella Sweet Cream Miss Edna Levorscm and Mies Mary us, and let us run with patience the Oakland stroet school, Rlvlan Roeati, trip through Holland and France. ception heM nt the ,homc ot the Jones of Wavorly place spent Sunday race that Is set before us, For whom Dorothy Hlckey/ Muriel Thompson, Theodore J. Labrecque, a member Tho speaker told of tho serioU3 bride following the ceremony. The at Atlantic, City. the Lord loveth he chaiteneth, and John Allen, John VanDorveer, Betty of the law firm of Qiimn, Parsons & damages done to crops In thla coun- homo was dpcornted In plnlc and Miss Paulino Rosenberg of Shrews- ecowgeth every son whom ho re- DoremuH, Joseph Fix, Fay Corealc, Durcmua, will address the club at its try from plant diseases originating white. bury avenue, who is a surgical pa- celveth" (Hebrews 12:1,6.) Lauren Taylor, Theresa Woodward, mid-day meeting today. Mr. La- BUTTER — 35 In other lands which are brought to The Lesson-Sermon also Includes Mr. Wnlcott is a Krntluatr: of the brecque, who has interested himself tient at thjc Beth El hospital at Now Elinor .Clayton, Domlnick Christo- tho United States through ordinary the following passage from the Rfcd Bank hfph school. The former in tho advancing of legislation for York, is Improving. pher, Anna Miller, Helen Smith, commerce. Tho damage hae been Christian Science textbook, "Science MISH DeTjorcnzo is a former resident the benefit of the shell fishing in- Miss Sue Hooncy of New York vis- Betty MacCloud, MuriU Brower, estimated at millions of dollars to and Health with Key to the Scrip- ot Brooklyn from where she gradu- dustry of Rai'itan bay, will tell ited hor sbter, Mrs. David Sheridan Doris, Jones, Betsy Hall, Florence farmers and horticulturists. of Broad street, over the week-end. tures" by Mary Baker Eddy; " Whom Battersby, Janet Holmes, Rebecca ated from high school. about his endeavors in this cause, This Week-End tve are Featuring a Big Dr. White went into detail ^rc- A son weighing twelve) pounds was the Lord loveth Ho chasteneth.' He, Sieber, Carol Apgar, Rose Bunln, Following a week's wedding trip •which Is of great importance to all who knows God's will or the de- Edith Christman, Marjorie Jeffrey gardlng tho gypsy oioth pest, the fo Nnw York oily ihn couple win this section of Monmouth county. born Thursday to Mrs. Harold Marks Japanese beetle, tho white pinn mands ot divine Science and obeys and Mary Garrison of the junior reside nt tho liriflcgroom's residence The members of the club are look- of Mechanic struct. blister rust, the chestnut blight and Charles H. More of Waverly placo them, Incurs tho hostility of envy; high school and David Cohen, John ing forward with great interest to and ho who refuses obedience to the Dutch Elk disease. He was the COFFEE SALE! Ackerman, Janet Lacy, Lillian Epps, Dennis—Clayton. their part in the 36th district confer- returned Monday from a business guest ot Lester C. Lovett of Little God, Is chastened by love. Through Catherine Figaro, Pllomena Juliano, ence to be held, next Thursday and trip to Richmond, Virginia. Silver, a former president of the Na- Miss Marcia Lippincott Dennis, Lowest Prices Anywhere on Coffee of this High Quality I the wholesome chastisements of Harriet Jones, Louis DeC'hicchlo, Friday at Asbury Park. Mr. Freed- William Cogan of Foxwood park tional Association of Nurserymen.' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren was a visitor at Jamcsburg over the Love, We aro helped onward In the Everett Jordan, Beulah Mabrey, Dennis of Worthley street, and Har- man ig chairman of the general fel- march towards righteousness, peace, Rose Salatino, Mary Cannauo, Fran- Leon Reussille, Jr., vice president ry B. Clayton, Jr., son of Mr*, and lowship or reception committee and week-end. of the club, presided at the meeting. Miss Helen Plorco of Arlington is and purity, which are the landmarks cis DeSantls, Julia Splnozzl, Marie Mrs. Harry B. Clayton, Sr. of ho desires every member of the Red of Science" (pp. 241, 323.) t Harold B. Wetherble of tho Red VICTOR l 31' a guest at tho homo of Mrs. Aline Motley, Joseph Frazcr, Gertrude Shrewsbury avenue, were married Bank club to. endeavor to attend the r Iteevey, Mary Sampoll, Rao Cottrell, Bank office of the Now Jersey Bell Sunday morning at ten o'clock by conference for at least part of each Croydon of Marlon street. telephone company, was elected a Dr. William A, Wirth of Red Bank The Reformed church will Inaugu- Joyco Estelle, Mary Murphy, Yvonne Rev. Edward W. Miller at the Bap- day. Smith, James Naulty and Alice Kubll member, which brings the enroll- tist parsonage. attended the state convention of the rate a new schedule of services) this ment to 5i. The Red Bank club Is among tho Sunday morning. Morning worship of the itlver street school. The ceremony was performed In first five clubs In the Rotary Inter- OSW 2 35 New Jersey optomotrlo association at Jorsey City yesterday. Dr. Wirth will" begin at 10:30 o'clock Instead of Announcement was made that Eu- tho presence of the immediate fam- national attendance contest. The av- U associate editor of tho journal of at 10:45, with tho Sunday-school tak- gene Mageo, a former president, Is ilies. The bride wag attired in a erage percentage for attendance for the state Bocloty. ing part. The girls' choir will pre- BUNCO AND BRIDGE PARTY. slowly recovering from a severe Ill- blue suit and wore a corsage of sweet the 65 clubs is nearly 93 per cent, sent the anthem, "Abide With Me." ness and Is. now. able to see. his pcun. each club reporting over seventy per MOTHERS |JOY Herman Miller, proprietor of the friends. The pastor. Rev. W. Carman Trem- Successful Event Held By River Following a week's wedding trip cent attendance and the majority of Motor Boys on Broad street, has re- Flaza Club Yesterday. The attendance prize was offered sumed his duties at the store after bath, will preach on the subject, to Washington, D. C, the couple will them, being well over ninety per "Leaving All." The evening service by Paul J. Reusslile and was award- return and reside on Westslde ave- cent. The Red Bank club hopes to being a patient at Fitkln hospital for A bunco and bridge party -was ed to a guest, George Von Arx, a 2143 a number of weeks where he bad a will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ches- held by Community club of River nue. The couple both attended the land one of the prizes in the attend- ter Stupelll wil be the soloist. member of the Belleville Lions club. Red Bank high school. Mrs. Clayton ance contest. cartilage removed from his left leg. Plaza Tuesday evening at Its club- The question was, "How many times He Is now able to get around with On Monday night the confirmation house. Bunco prizes were won by is employed by Straus company and This week is being celebrated as class will meet in the church. On harder la a diamond than a ruby?" Mr. Clayton by the Mount-English the, assistance of a cane. Mr. and' Mrs. L. E. Jones of the Has- Tho answer was 83',i times. "Youth Week" throughout the coun- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Coley of Tuesday tho Young People's society kell estate, Mrs. E. R. Richards and company. try and the Red Bank club has In- will send a delegation of about sixty Another guest at the meeting was NEW POTATOES Richmond Hill, Long Island, attend- daughter of the Haskell estate, Mr. terested itself in the problems of members to the youth fellowship John Bucklin, past president of the Tilton—Lomaoc some of Lho youths of Red Bank as ed the funeral of Mr. Coley's undo, and Mrs. David Noonan and daugh- Red Bank Rotary club. Joseph Coley of Wall street, on rally of tho Particular synod of New ter Ellzaboth of River Plaza, Mr. Miss Sarah Beulah Tilton of Broad its part of the national campaign. Monday. Brunswick in Trinity church at and if re. Alfred Griffiths of Red street, Eatontown, and Henry Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Squires of Plainfleld. On Wednesday night tho Bank, Mrs. Stobo, Mrs. Stobo's sis- DANCE SUNDAY. Lomax, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. GRADUATES' CLUB. Ladles' Aid society will hold a regu- - Somervillo,r formerly -of-Red—Bank,. ter of Scotland, who is visiting her; Lomax of Broad street, Shrewsbury, lar meeting. were week-end gueBts of Mr, and Mrs. Edna Fusshdlder of Jersey City Y. M. and Y. W. -II. A. Make Final were marriod Sunday.. morning at F. Howard Lloyd Addresses Organi- 18c-DEL MONTE Mrs. Sidney McLean of Mlddletown. and Mrs. W. Harris Hewitt and Mrs. Arrangements for Spring Sport Hop 9:30 o'clock at Christ church, zation on Civic Conditions. • «. Men'* Asjociaticm of ry Clay of Fair Haven and Mrs. to be held by tho organization in the saft-o of sweet peas and roses. The tha "Y" house on Branch avenue. street and Miss Sonla Rassas of Long Atlantic Highland* Offer* George Conrad of Red Bank. new recreation room in the Com- maid of honor was gowned In a tan "Why are the young men and Branch spent thn week-end at Scran- CORNED BEEF Refreshments were served and munity center at 10 Riverside ave- suit and wore a corsage of roses. women who just graduate from high ton, Pennsylvania. $100 in Prizee—Organization general sociability was enjoyed. Mr. nue. The couple will reside at the home school Ipft idle tor two or three Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. MacLar- Ha* 56 Members. and Mrs. Edward H. Scattergood of the bridegroom's parents in years before given a position?" was en of Baltimore spent the week-end Connie Atkinson's orchestra will Yomr Choi* The launching of a Bales campaign were in chargo ot the party. Mrs. furnish tho music for dancing. The Shrewsbury. Mr. Lomax drives for Mr. Lloyd's topic. In his talk he SAUERKRAUT ioc asco> visiting the letter's mother, Mr*. Charles Meeker was chairman of the Helhnan's Mayonnaise company. spoke of the age limit of a person Edith R. Smith of Pearl street, Mr. will be tho first major activity of the fact that the local organization Is af- newly organized Business Men's as- committee for tables and Mrs. W. filiated with the Inter-County "Y" as- votinK and stated that in his opin- No. 2« and Mrs. MaoLaren celebrated their Harris Hewitt was chairman of tho MargUlo—Mufaro. ion the age limit for a voter should RED BEETS 9c-asco socond wedding annlvssary on Tuos- sociation of Atlantic Highlands. sociation, which Includes nine mem- Piano for the campaign; which will committee for prizes. ber organizations, should assure a Miss Anna Geraldine llargilio and be nineteen. day. PEAS OLYMPIA BRAND-TENDER No. 2 em begin May 15 arid end Juno 18, were large attendance. Dominic Mafaro of Red Bank "wore Norman Lamb, a member of the Miss Corolla Laramlo of Atlantio DEMOCRATIC HOUSEWARMtJNG. formulated at a meeting of the as- Miss Ella Zagcr Is chairman of the married Sunday afternoon al St. club, lias arranged for Ed Till?, THIUIP'S-DEUCIOUS Na. 1 Highlands has resumed her position sports editor of the Asbury Park sociation Monday night in tho bor- committee and is being assisted by James's church, with Rev. John B. MIXED can 7* ar Charles Imperial Beauty shop at Tarty to be Held by New Middle- VEGETABLES ough hall. Fifty merchants have McCIoskey, pastor, officiating. The Press, to address the club Monday, 25 Bast Front street after having tovra Township Club. MIsa Dorothy Grand, Miss Gertrude can agreed to link arms in tho campaign. Levinsky, Miss Yetta Belgrad, Joseph bride was attired in white satin with May ,,jit voters decisively showed forty minutes Tuesday the jury re- SUGAR CORN upholding the Bayshorc Shell Fish- served. Tickets arc being sold by member. i tary of the Young Men's Christian yesterday in a special election that i turned its verdict to Judge Law- • ^ i ^ . No. 2 an eries association in its fight to lift Misses Ruth and Mildred Knight, association, declared that the United they wanted no change of govern- rence, clearing the newspaper and asco the ban on clams taken from Rarl- Marian Waters, Ruth Miller. Gev- Lodge To Hold Party. TOMATOES States had nothing to fear from the ment, when they defeated tho com- ] Its officials of liability in the alleRed tan and Sandy Hook bays. Mr. La- trude Root, Doris Poolo and Mazic nations preparing for war In Europe mission govornmont proposition by a Degree of Pocahontas lodge of brecqiie, one of" the trustees of tho Bennett. damapc to Burlcy's reputation.* Slx FRLHT f pk Il but should watch out for Japan. He vote of 1,347 to 786r The proposition I lied Bank will hold a bunco and card nlub. Ifl an officer in the Bayshbr'e wrought by publication of an ac- JELL-O . . LAVORS discussed two Issues between the two was defeated in every voting district ! count of a speech. party.next Wednesday evening at , 3 « 17« Shell Fisheries association. Qdd Fellows hall. Prizes and re- nations, the exclusion ot Japanese but one. I BUNDLE-BRIDGE. The man who made the speech, Minute Tapioca PH 12' La France Powder r** •* fi;b^hmonts 'will be among the fea- and the naval manoouvors In the Pa- Tho proponents of the plan were Jack Osgoodby, farmer manager of Crape-Nuts Flakes &o 10 SLIGHTLY INJURED. tures. The county Pocahonta.8 meet- Satina Tablets PVS* cific. A general discussion followed Mayor Obadiah C. Bogardus and Congregation of B'Nal Israel to Hold the Asbury Park/ Casino, was a co- inp which was scheduled to have Postum Cereal pkg 21 the address. Next Sunday morning Councllmon Currlo, who have been at Rummage Sale Monday. dofendant in the action, but Judge Super Suds i«ro«p*s. 1§« tho young men will hold a discus- Assistant Pro at Kunison in East been held that night has been post- odds with the rest of the council Lawrence granted a severance of his Post Bran Flakes pto 11 Sani-Fluth : : «n2|. sion on a chapter from tho book, O ran go Accident After Tourney. A bundle-bridge party was held poned. ' since, it was organized. The only un- enso when his attorey, Vincent P. "The Lifo of Christ." by Rev. James Returning from a week-end solf Tuesday night by the Ladles' He- toward incident at tho olection was Kcupcr, reported ho had been unable Stalker. tournament held at Cresmont Golf brow society of the Congregation of Movies In Schoolhousc. SUNBRITE CLEANSER the removal just beforo the polls the B'Nai Israel, who will hold a to locate Osgoodby since the suit was Those prouont at flic meeting were closed of George Pease as a member* course, Dudley Ramsden, assistant rummage sale Monday, May 6, start- filed. A motion picture is being spon- 1000 iW «% V George Strauss, Ralph Russell, John of the election board in the Becpnd \ golf professional at the Rumson ing at nine o'clock in the vacant sored by the members of the eighth SEMINOLE TISSUE 4 roil. 25* White, Frank Llrideroth, Richard Da- district. Hla removal was ordered by County club, was slightly Injured In store at the corner of Catherine Hockey Club Dance. grado of the Shrewsbury grammar vey, George Worthley, Richard De- tho county board ot elections on the nn automobile accident at East Or- school tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the street and Bridge avenue for the The Shrewsbury Field Hockey THRBYO DOG FOOD Wltt, Irving Llngonfeltor, Clark Ken- ground that ho was not legally en- ange. purpose of disposing of the goods new school auditorium at which nedy. Arthur CadmaV Ralph John- titled to hold tho office. club will hold their spring dance on lime the picture, "Flying Hoofs" will Ramsden struck a car as It crossed collected Tuesday. | Saturday nlfiht, May 4, at 9:30 non, Robert Allen, Joseph Koehne, nn Intersection at East Orange. His be .shown. Proceeds will he toward BEACON DOC PELLETS Ernest Roth und Harry Worden, The sulc committee la headed l)y o'clock at the Monmouth County "THE TIN HEKO." car was badly damaged and he was Mrs. Julius Straus, who will be as- Country club. Donald Graman's or- tho funds for the graduating class's forced to make Ills way by train. He sisted by Mrs. Leon Rcuclifi'aus, Mrs. chestra will provlcio the muslo for educational trip. Holy Communjon will bo adminis- Comedy Tonight and Tomorrow received a slight Injury to his right Lena Heller, Mrs. Ike Kerbcr and dancing. A midnight supper will bo tered Sunday morning at eleven ankle. Mrs. Samuel Grecnblatt. Boys can make extra pocket money Jubilee Values in Quality Meats! Night At Leonardo. served. selling The Register.—Advertisement. o'clock at tho Methodist church by the pastor, Rov. Albert L. B«ner. Tonight and tomorrow night the FANCY-ALL SIZES The evening ecrvico will begin at senior class of the Mlddletown town- ship high school will present a three- seven o'clock with the singing of act comedy entitled "Tho Tin Hero" gospel hymns. Tho pastor will preach In tho school auditorium at Leon- on tho theme, "Living Creatively," SPECIALS FATTED FOWL 29- ardo. Each show will begin at half- SPECIALS The choir under the direction of Mrs. past eight o'clock. Many rehearsals NATIONAL Theresa Wllley will present pro- have been hold, Under tho direction CARD TABLES LEGS LAMB . . » 23c gram of mimic. of Miss Cecelia Mokray and Rich- 5c - 10c & 1.00 STORE Whistling Tea Kettles mond Cooper. Tho cast includes Heavily Reinforced. Frying or BrollInK Lucy Greenwood, Alico Hanlon, Mar- ro Aluminum At tho PrCBbylcrlan church Sun- Red, Green. FBl'iK DELIVERY. day morning thn sermon topic will Ian Hclwig, Cnthorlno Llcbhausor. 2-CJt. Site be "Prayer." At'night tho subject Marian McMahon, Margaret Wcnzcl, Formerly rrnim-C'ooiier Co. 2>1. JflSff. CHICKENS u . . fe- 27c will bo "Christ and Culture." Barbara Funk, Dorothy Hawkins, C Gerard Rellly, Stuart Edlngton, PRIME CHUCK ROAST Holy Communion Borviocs will bo David Hood and Stephen Olnas. In 79 '"" held Sunday morning and evening at addition there will bo "script ghis," Galv. Screen Wire .. 3c sq. ft. Hid Baptist church with tho pastor, Including Graco Morlgan, Dorothy WINDOW SHADES hibilec Values in Fresh Fish! , ^ rtnv. Kdward W. Miller, In charge. Burnossor and Gertrude Roop. Tha 25 ft. Garden Hose 98c Tho church will hold a covenant stage Bccnory and properties will be Garden Tools 5c meeting tomorrow night In the au- taken caro of by Woadrow Francis Lawn Seed 19c ft. HOLLAND LINEN and Charles QunckenbUBh. Tho ticket Odora Chests 49c ditorium of tho church for tho pur- MACKEREL FRESH-KMTON ib.fQfi chairman Is Watson ICorn. pose- of making preparations for the Copper Screen Wire Special Lot 4x7 Grass Rugs 88c •Sunday communion services. The 5»/2C sq. ft. 28 and 30-Incli Cloth Trellis 59c BUCK SHAD ..... April business meeting will bo held TO BECK1VII MEDAL. nt tho conclusion of tomorrow night's 6x9 Grass flugs $1.59 All Colors Broom* 29c ROE SHAD .lesion, An Honor To B« Accorded to Ed- Fibre Window Shades .... 10c Tho Phllnlhea noclol.y will meet mund Bruce of Entontown. Maple Floor Lamps $1.19 'l'urwliiy night at the home of Mrs. A. 27x54 Grati Rugs 29c C enrh Wordon Grooms, who will be asoliit- Tho Edward LongstrMh medal 50-In. Oil Cloth .fil In receiving by Mre. George Bray. has been awarded by tho Franklin Bench Clothes Hampers .. 98c 33 Table Cloths Julrilcc Values in Fruits and VcgeuUtfahflm Pimm will bo made for a rummago Institute of Philadelphia to Kdmond HHIO to bo liold In the headquarters Bruce of ffiatontnwn for his develop- dt thn Union hose company on ment of antennas for use In short- 12-Qt. Sprinkling Can GREY COMBINETS TOMATOES SLICING Shrewsbury avenuo on Wednesday. wave radio communication, which FELT BASE RUGS May 8. Mrs. Harry Clayton la chair- nan greatly Improved transoceanic nicy-FLORIDA man of the committee In charge. transmission and reception. Mr> Heavy Galvanlred. 10-Qt. Size ORANGES A prayer fellowship service will be Bruco Is a member of the technical 6x9 lmld on Wednesday night, M»y 8. iitaff of Bell telephone laboratories «t GRAPEFRUIT Holmdel. The medal will bo present- C Paul Brntoted, Bnpttat missionary, C each will be tha speaker • Members of the ed to Mr. Bruce by the Institute at BIG VALUE FRESH GREEN PEAS Women's Missionary Boelnty of the Its annual Meilal n,iy ceremony 89 - 59 local ehurch jrtU attend SA l Wdodty, May 15, jiitnt mcu unernt umu. SAIUSMX stav en RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1935. Conlslin. The second sopranos are Freehold' Hwold J. Ftttci \ni alao Mission Services Oceanport News. Carolyn. Atwater, Jean Howland, Jay sworn in ai«justloa of jw»c» iat bU Rosso, Franklyn Seel&nd, Jock ant term isvetaV i>»»k* ago. . FIFTEEN YEARS— Chautauqua, New York, Mcthodist- Busch and Kaymcmd Busch of Lucy Herbert. The altos are George Paul Fulcky hw rented • v»oant Kpiscopal evangelist, will conduct a Brooklyn spent Sunday at their sum- Kratynski, Florence Fnhy, Dorothy house on Lifayetta street, north of flericis of inter-church mission ser- mer lioiiie on Main htrcot. ZlrKlar, Samuel Whalcn, George of SEBVICE to a community is quite a record River road,-owned by George Hal- vices on Monday nights beginning Mrs. Ulrich has been ill at the Kuddy and Frank Siobcrt Members laanan and will «enVef t the place In- next Monday at the Rod Bank Meth- home of her daughter, Mrs. Chaile3 S one which we dberlKh and nriie. of the Parent-Teacher association to a tavtrn. Hh« will apply to the odist church. A number of churches llampluu o£ Upper Main street. will take the children to the final borough council for a leaaonal retail in this vicinity are co-operating with . A luccliiig of die olllcial board of rehcRisal next Wednesday morning consumption liquor license, the local churches and delegations the Oceanport chinch was held on at Asbury Park. The chorus is the Tho members of the. ninth grade from Little Silver, ScabrigM, .Key- Monday evening at tile parsonage- result of a year's musical training will go on a sightseeing trip to Mew port, Matawan, RuniEon, Atlantic Mr, and Mm. Charles 11. Walling in pint Kinging. Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day Highlands and South Amlxiy nrr «• of Main street had as their guest on York tomorow. Radio City win be pected to he present. Sunday Mrs. Walllng'a snothcr, Mrs. Elizabeth Zieglar, daughter of Po- one of the -many interesting places Jillaahcth Juluison o! Long Branch. lice Chief and Mrs. Fred Zlcglar, they will visit. The party will be underwent an operation for appen- chaperoned by Mrs. James VanNoit- A nircliiiK of tlic Oceanport Young dicitis M,onday at the Rlvervlew hos- rand and Miss Elisabeth Connolly. Wumtn's club was held recently at pital at Bed Bank. Several weeks James Anthony Corinett, son of Mr. ! the homo of Miss Kulh Sickles of ago her brothel' Kenneth underwent Main t:troet. Plans were made for and Mrs. John Cottnett, waa baptised SHREWSBURY DAIRY Co., inc. a scavenger hunt to be held on May a similar operation. Sunday at Holy Cross church by 1U. The ttarunfi point for tho hunt Miss Florence Campbell had as Rev. John E. Murray. The sponsors j will be at tile homo of Mr. and Mrfi. dmneir guests Sunday her aunt, Mrj. were Mils Marie Leo and Anthony ! Frfnlrrick A. Wood of Main Ktr«ot Laura Lane, Mrs. Venle MacMullon, Rlchardi , Serving You 15 Year* With Milk Produced jnml tbo^c Jiot wishing to join in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Antonldes and The Ocean I o boys' and girls' clubs I hunt will remain there where games Miss May Seymour of W'pst Long ended the!? winter's activities recent- Solely in Monmouth County. will be played ana refreshments Branch, Hubert Curtia of Long ly with a scavenger hunt and games. ociVtjd. Following llic meeting re- Branch and Mrs. M. Myrtio Clapp, The games room In the basement of MM. Broad Street Shrewsbury. N. J. freshments were served by the hos- Richard Clapp and Mr. and' Mrs. the Ooeanio fife library has been a tess. Those present were Mrs. Sid- Myron L. Campbell,of Little Silver. busy place all winter and has served ney H. Davicy, Mis. C. Kenneth Mrs. Catherine Davison and fam- ay a meeting place for two Ht-Y Kiddie, Mrjj. Frederick A. Wood, ily moved into James Ianarclla's groups as well as for the above, clubs. Miiwes Shirley Kiddle, Dorothy West, bungalow on East View avenue on In addition to a gift of books -from Margaret Schniuhl, Kathcrinc Eck- Saturday. Harry Caesar the Oceanlo free libr- ert and Donald Wood. K. S. Kodama is ill at his homo in ary has recently added a number of Mrs. .Annie Sodcn, who spent last Sllverwhito Qardons. volumes of current fiction, non-Ro- A NEW DEAL ON week with Misses DuBois of Main Mary Elizabeth Borden, daughter tlon and children's booki. These street, has returned to her home at of, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Borden, books Include "Francis, the First," PERMANENT WAVES New Brunswick is conllned to her homo with measles. by Hackett; "Kings of Beacon Hill," Joseph Craig ol Tabernacle, who Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilpin have by Parmentor; "Spy,"-by Keuman; baa been visiting hi« daughter, Mr3. returned to their summer home on "Green Light," by Douglas; "Hills A Special Thus your wave will al- George Hurley of Main street, haa tlie corner of Rumson road and of Destiny," by Provost; "Time Out ways appear fresh and leturned there after spending a week Prospect avenue after, havinfc spent of Mind," by Field; "Kapoot;" by Re-Waving Service ! Dr. Anderson comes to Rert Bank at Little Silver with Mr. and Mrs. the winter at Philadelphia. Wells; "QWeen Victoria, by Benson; never looks worn. from Plalnfleld, where he just con- Fred Hurley. Joseph Bennett, a former resident "But For Her Garden, by Cushman; By the institution of our cluded a series of revival meetings. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ilulsc of of this place, has returned ami la "Man Called Cervantes, by Frank; Eugene, The singing of old gospel hymns Main street had as their guests on living in the Brown house on Broolc "King of the Range," by Austin; "A _ J OT ono singlo detail, not one single new Re-Waving Serv- Frederic, 7.50 will be conducted by Mrs. Theresa Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vail avenue. He ia employed at Fort Few Foolish Ones," by Carroll; "Now improvement has been overlooked in ice, we will renew your Wlllcy, director of music at tho lo- of Brooklyn and Atlantic Highlands Monmouth, We Set Out," by Krtz; "Four PaU the new GIBSON. It is truly a re- Merle Steam cal church, and a large choir will and Miss Kva Ingllng and John Ing- Charles MacKay ia building a six- tern of Revolution," by Colton and frigerator designed for practical house permanent every three present a program. llng of Navesink. teen-foot sailboat. It is a star model "Hell Hole of Creation," by Nesbltt. and Realistic Perma- with a Marconi rig. beepers to make their kitchen work months for one year at Mrs. E. H. Carey of Sagamore ave- Two Double Duty easier. nents. 1 nue, Portaupech, will entertain at a Mrs. John Bates and Mrs. Frank a fraction of the orig- NEW BROKERAGE FIRM. ChiUTrnyai Two tea at her home on May 10 for the Giles have chargo of the altur deco- Middletown Village. The GIBSON FREEZ'R SHELF gives benefit of the Ladies' aid society of rations at St. John's chapel during Doir-y-Kltaforegg* inal cost. Vemon J. Harvey Retained At Its anddahyproducts; more room inside, faster freezing, moje the Oceanport church, Mrs. M. K. May. (Thrn R«tt Banli Rtalittr can b* bought the' space earing Allcnhurst Office. Callahan will be the assisting hos- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor of In Hlddlatairn «t tkn atom of ]. Q room for chilling salads or jelly desserts. For example, a $7.50 Iv'nlnht aid WlUlim B. Wateri,) Yeg-o-Dor for otnr- The newly organized firm of Nu- tess. New York were visitors at their ing vegetables; tho With tho GIBSON FREEZ'R SHELF wave can be renewed at gent and Igoe have taken over oper Mr. and Mrs. James Hall of Ocean summer home at Little Silver Point The Young People's league of the GIBSON KRIS- you can freozo a full supply of Ice Cubes a cost of only $1.00. atlon of the stock brokerage office at Grove were guests recently of Misses last Saturday. They will return for Reformed churoh held a aupper Sun- PERATOKj PRES- (11 to 15 pounds of ice) toetween meals. 304 Main street, Allenhuvst, continu- DuBois of Main .stittL tile season about May 15. day night at which thirty members TOB door opencti and friends were present. Mr. and No other Eleotrlo Refrigerator has the ing as manager Vernon J. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Perley Kiddle and Miss Mary Sprague has returned FLUSH wall light; The same service can who has been in charge of the ofllco to her home at Hackeneack after Mrs. Glenn Wlshard of Red Bank convenient Utu-a- FREEZ'R SHELF, which is an ox- Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Riddle mo- were among the guests and Mrs. elusive GIBSON feature, See the new be had on our Famous for a number of years. tored to Allenl.own Sunday where spending a week with her niece, Mrs. Rnc and a lioet of Paul Nugent has withdrawn from Joseph T. White. Wlshard gave a talk about her mis- other features. GIBSON today. they visited Missea Harriet and sionary experiences In India. $10.00 ZOTOS Perma- the firm ol Elsetc, King and Nugent Bertha Wemplc. " Mr. and Mrs; William Parker, en- Mr. Wllley has moved Into the nent Waves at a slight and formed a partnership, with Mr. The Oceanporl Parcnt-Toacher as- tertained a bridge club Tuesday James Igoe, of Newark, who . owns evening at their home on Rumson Greenwood house formerly occupied sociation will hold a rummage sale by Jason C; Knight Mr. Willey ia a advance in price,-name- the new firm's seat on the New York at Reft Bank on May !». road. Stock Exchange. teacher »t Leonardo and until re- ly $2.50. About ninety persons were served Misses Betty and Julia Parker of cently he rented the WHWns farm at TRADE-IN The. main office of Nugent and Igoe at the Virginia baked ham supper Maplowood have returned home af- IR located at 11 Commerce street, Ttnton Falls. ' . ALL PEBMANENTS GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAK. hpld recently by the Ladies' aid so- ter a visit with their grandmother, Newark. In addition to tho Allen- ciety o! the Occnnport church. Mrs. Mrs. Susan Parker. Rev. and Mrn. kanneth Mead and YOUR OLD hurst branch, the firm operates an- Flora A. Wood headed the commit- son of Pennsylvania, formerly of other branch at -20 ---Washington tee" in chjrgc of the affair. this place,; were visitors here last week. street, East Orange, which ia in A meeting of the, Ocranport Glee Rumson News. REFRIGERATOR NOW -JOHN and CHARLES Mr. and Mrs, Cha.rle> tippincott charge of Harry Miller, a son of Mr. club waa held recently at tile home JOHN D'AMICO CHARLES PAULSON and Mrs. Henry F. Miller, of the (The fled Bank Reglstei can b« boutfhl have returned from Orlando, Florida, of Miss Dorothy West of Pembcrton m Uunieon at the ttorea of Harry H»r- 1 Montauk Hotel, Asbury Park. avnnue. A committee was appointed kan, Fred Klnnortjr and Waiter Torberg where- they spent th« winter, —HAIRDRESSERS— to choose a now ntimo for (he club and from Mr. G«y«r.) The Bridge club met at the home FOR A NEW GIBSON! One of the quickest wnya to find a and activities foi- Juno Were plnntjnil. Tho stork arrived at the homo of of Mrs. Frank Hayes Friday. 67 Broad St, Tel. 1515 — Red Bank job |y to advertise in The rteyib- Those pro-jp.nt at the mooting-woro Borough Clerk and Mre. Jcre J. Ca- Peter Turner and ..Michael M&ncle- ter'K Want Department.—AdvertUe- Mrs. George C. D. Hurley, Misses vcw on Lafayette street Friday night ville spent Saturday at Now York F e iment. Sara Groat, Let a Wool), T.r-slrr Hur- ami left, ii bouncing baby girl. The with tholr grandfather, H. C. Mando- k'y. Charles Wslling, Fred' Hurley newcomer has been named Mary vllle. While at New York they at- tended a league baseball game. STERLING .ThoT and William VanPplt. Ann Carew. Mr, and Mrs. Carew now have three daughters and a son. Mrs.. Elizabeth Hanklns and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Mrddler of ter of Red Banli and Mrs. Emily Ca- 21 WHITE ST., RED BANK North Bergen have ojiencd their Airs. J. Hartley Mellick has moved sey and daughter of Asbury Park summer hnmp on Pcmljorlon avenue. from Mrs. JG. A. S. Clarke's house on spent last Thursday with Mrs. Lydia Open. Evenings. Phone 291. Mrs. Ralph Mauriell of Pombcrion Hurt.shorne lane to Fierpont Adams's M. Smith. avenue will entertain at a dr-psprt house on Kidge road, near Bcllcvue I T 'S S O \E A S Y TO O W N bridge at her home on May -3 for the avenue. J. YANKO benclit of the Oceanport auxiliary Mrs. Emma Rafferty of Hollis, It pays to advertise in The Register. of the. Rivcrvlew hospital. The af- Long Island, was a week-end guest BROAD ST., RED BANK fair- was originally - scheduled for of Miaa Kalherine O'Brien, ol Mon- May 10. tnouth avenue. Dennis Kevin Byrne, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Byrne, Little Silver News j was baptized Sunday at Holy Cross ! church by Kcv. John E, Murray, Lawn and Garden Needs! (The UP'! Bank Register can be bnushi SPRING CLEARANCE In Littlo Silver at tho Union News stand The Ladies' auxiliary of RumBon at the denut and at Gaor«» Qunckenbu&h'i fire company will hold a children's From Our Bright, Newly Improved women's and misses' apparel at eencraj itore.) May day party Wednesday night, A group of pupils of the Little May 15, in the fire house on Center drastic reductions for clearance. Silver school will Sake part in the Monmouih county music festival KPV, Earlc Gerhardt Licr, rector BASEMENT STORE .Friday, May 10, in thp Convention of St. George's Episcopal, church, Hall at Asbury Park. First sopranos has announced the following sched- WOMEN'S TWO-PIECE SUITS in the group arc Lois Quarkenbush, ule of services: Sundays, 8:0O A. M.. Galvanized I Phyllis Mathiasen, Anna Johnson. celebration of Holy Communion; LAWN ! W'ilma Sail, William' Sachs, Walter 1:00 A. M,, morning prayer and ser- j Berk, William Whalcn, Kslclle Green, mon (Holy Communion the first Sun- WATERING ' Patricia Simpson, Lena Dowcll, Mary day in the mouth); holy days, 10:00 SPRINKLERS iO.95 and 12.95 1 1 Ruddy, Elaine Sriuillante, Elizabeth A M., celebration of Holy Commun- Jackey, Robert Eiclmian and Jona- ion. POTS than Dixon, Kllnor Qnackcnbiish, Borough Clerk Jcre J. Carew, who 1 Robert Davis, Tlirron Rolf, Virginia wax jT-elccted a justice of the peace 6-In. 8-In. 10-In. 12-In. formerly to 18.00 Trucx, Joseph Hcalier and Alan last fall, was sworn in Tuesday at C C C C 79 69 79 89 98 I'uuntaln style, circular shape, of brass with galvanijoil bottom. . WOMEN'S & MISSES' COATS IT COSTS NO MOKE TO BUY THE WEST AT With braes spout sprinklers. English Tweeds and all wool Camel Hair. GRASS SEED BIRD BATH Garden Trellis for perfect * 8.95 and 12.95 on pedettpl 59° B'ancy 2-25 palntod in rich formerly to 18.00 MARKET 89' grnen. 7',6-fl. EST. 19O2 S-n>. bag high and 18 A lawn M An .ornamonl for sny well ;ip- Inches wide. 123 WEST FRONT STREET green,as deep polntod garden. 23-ln. high; For growing DRESSES FOR WOMEN 6- LITTLE WOMEN BO» wator and illamctoi1 of bowl 1(3 inclicn, huff v 1 n e B , rnni- 2 PHONES; R. B. 67&—R. B. 1410. an smooth att blltip r n Be ti, velvet will color. ntc. FBKE DELIVERY. AIJ, Meals Trotectw! by G-St Frlgldairo. grow from Otitnr ilB»lKnn, formerly to 1035 thl» «eoriomlc- Others up to S.49 flOo and 8t)o al aeed. SPECIALS FOR MAY 2 - 3 - 4th ! formerly to 12.95 "LAWN COMB" GARDEN FORKS iegh Chopped "fl fk 1.25 1.29 Fowl BEEF IV Ib Fine Japanned uteel lawn rakes with 24 teeth. Good quality lawn forks with stout brldgo formerly to 18.00 (all sizes) Will glvfl gobd nervlce. handle. B'neless Corned half sizes for the, short woman. Fancy Fryers OQc or Broilers **v|b BEEF 20'\h GARDEN RAKES GARDEN HOSE MILLINERY Full Cream 1.29 hull Cream Of SIRLOIN 89c 25-foot, lengths, complete with couplings—good quality. 14-lnch Bteel garden rskes with long, smooth Roll Butter OJ 50-foot Inngths of superior qnnllty. Corrugated Ib STEAK Ib handles. . I.OO to 1.95 at $TS0. FRESH LEGS HAMS LAMB 25lb formerly to 3.00 (n-linlii «r IIIIH) Plate Corned iBREAST Jacob Skinbach WOMEN'S & MISSES' SKIRTS/ BEEF 15 Lamb 2u.» Broadway ^>mmm^ Long Branch

I Chase &. Sanbom Dated COFFEE ft. 27c A. Deptftxntnt Btero STORE HOtmS: Fros Parking Yard 1.50 (In In Th» Same » A. M. to 6 P. M. In Rear of Locution Since 1873 Htore formerly 1.95 FRESH JERSEY EGGS doz. 33t Saturdays 0 A. M. to » F. M. •1WS0.1MK REGISTER. MAY 2,1938.

matron; Floyd VanAken,' patron; at Kruse'a pavilion, and Monday society are attending a luncheon bt- LOW RATES Sorority H»» Dinner Mrs. Allci Weatherby, asaoclata ma- night, May 37, benefit for Church of Ing held this afternoon at the Key- tron; Mn. Gertrude Fahrer, conduc- Our Lady of Perpetual Help. port Methodist church for the bene- Pleasure WESSON TAXI And Scavenger Hunt tor; tin. Marie Fielding, asaoctat* Councilman J. S. Hoffman has fit of the Methodist home at Ocean 495 Fatten Av*. f Opeij 0»y and Might. New Can conductor; Mrs. Marl* McLaufhlln, been aiked to serve on a committee Grove. Members of L»mbd» ch»pt«ir of •secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Flitcroft, to arrange a testimonial for Harold Mr. and Mra. Fred Button will Free Steamed C|ai the Sigma Tau BSgm* torarlty en- treasurer; Miss Anna Beter, Adah; McDermott of Freehold and Victor move from Cornwall street to Miller Every Friday NighJ Tel.R.B. J212 joyed * proiresilve dinner and Mrs, Margaret Shank, Ruth; Mrs. Carton of Aebury Park, former as- street. scavenger bunt Sunday. Different Frieda Greenfield, Esther; Ml«» Anna slatant prosecutors. A meeting of Mr. and Mra. Ambrose Liming will Mimic coursea of the dinner were served at Wills, Martha; Mrs. Jennie Schramm, the committee was held last night at move from Fourth street to Second BRADLEYS the homea of Mlaaei Mary and Elea- Eleeta; Miss Ruth Koeppel, organist; Asbury Park. Mr. Hoffman is dec- street thla week. nor Fitzgerald at Long Branch, Mrs. Claire Weatherby, color bearer; orating the front of thn Club Rio Rock Gardens and RADIO Grace Ward at Little Silver, Ella Mo- Mrs. J>-.«sle Wilson, marshal; Mrs. with bunting for the reopening of the Alpine Plant* { Garlty at Shrewsbury and Miry and Mrs. Margaret Small, chaplain; Mlna placo on Wednesday night, May 8. SERVICE Katherlne Warneker at Everett and Holmdel News. MOKE THAN 200 VARIETIES | PMONf. U5*V .]. Mabel Cole, warder, and Mrs. Alma Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Sec- Strong field grown clump* at the Green Tree Inn at Matawan, Holcomb, sentinel. ond street arrived home Monday I'J>'< WHAN SP6S HO The scavenger hunt wae held In con- i .Reasonably priced. Bock gmr- The closing meeting of the Par- from Florida, where they spent the Mr, and Mrs. James Hammond ' dens built and planted. Entl- junction with the dinner, and prizes winter. They left West Palm Bench have moved from the Stllwagon of knitting boxes were awarded to enMeacher association for the matcn and euggoatlona gladly school year will be held Thursday two (weeks ago and made stops at house to the house oa tlio Keyport given. Misses Katherlne Warneker, Ella several other places In Florida on road own»d by Mrs. Emma Patter- McGarlty and Ella Healy. night, May 9, In the high school au- •Qjfou ought to have the NEW For the Best in Tonsorial ditorium. The nominating commit- their way north. son, which th?y formerly occupied. LOTT & COBB At the Inn Chinese. bridge was tee will announce the choice of of- Miu. J. S. Hoffman and MIBS Doro- Taylor W. Hanco has had a now Nursery on Counly Bowl, Work—Come f played. Dunce caps were won by ficers for the ensuing term and this thy Hoffman are on a w^ck'n trip In Ico cream and soda water fountain Lighter Stocking Shades by Botwe«n Colt's Neck Misses , Emily Sagurton, Eleanor will be followed by election afid In- the South. They were at Washing- put In his store. It IB fifteen feet Fitzgerald and Beasla Thome, lolly- long and It has a hack bar. Kendi it the itoni of The retiring executive committee weok. CHARM, NASSAU, SUDAN, TOFFEE, COPPER Accuracy, skill and experi- William US, J. Ixmburf and A. K.ti). looks back over a gratifying three- Sunday at Monmouth Beach. Otto Gautschy hss been a medical Alfred Poole, son ol Mr. and Mrs. ence enable us to do the Andrew Richard has opened his year period of wholesome entertain- Charles Poole, celebrated his six- Fire cheerful color suggestions to give xest and new tavern and restaurant at the ment and social service. The mem- patient at the Monmouth Memorial most delicate repairing. We hospital at Long Branch. teenth birthday last week. corner of First avenue and Center bership and financial reports of the Mrs. Howard Wiigner itj Improving jtyle-snap to your witm-wtather dreJie* guarantee satisfaction. Our avenue, . association are creditable. Mrs. Bernard Mount underwent prices will please you. en operation last week at the Haz- from a severe cold. $1.00 a pair — 3 pairs $2.85 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegfried are Edward B. Swan received several ard hospital at Long Branch. the parents of a son bora Sunday at Manila newspapers last week from Mrs. Kmma Weyher i.s a medical Expert Picture Framing, Silverware Repaired the Monmouth Memorial hospital at his son Frank who is located there. patient at the Monmouth Memorial and Replated Like New Long Branch. Before her marriage The papers carried eight-column Mrs. Siegfried was Miss Dora Slegel. hospital. Gilding and Restoring. headlines reporting a rich strike of Mrs. George Liming la confined to We call for and deliver. Tel. 1.9B-B. Karl Lulck of California has moved gold In the mountainous region. the bed with Ulnefls. REUSSILLES' into the former Fred Joy house on Ocean boulevard, which ho purchased St. Agnes's Parent-Teacher asso- The Methodist Ladles' old society , Reines Art Shop WE FIT FEET 36 Broad St., Red Bank ciation will hold a luncheon arid will meet tonight at the homo nf recently. 530 Coolcman Avenue, Tel 183L card party Tusday, May 7, in St. Mrs. Kyril Parker. Members of the ASBUKY PARK. Vogue Mr. and Mrs. Lealle Carhart have Agnee's auditorium. Mrs. Rose 9 Broad St., Tel. 267-W Red Bank, N. J. returned home from Florida, where Sharkey la In general charge of ar- they have biffin living the past eigh- rangementB. The luncheon will be Beauty Parlor teen months, served from twelve to two o'clock Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Vati ot Brook- and will be followed by the card lyn spent the week-end at their sum- games- 16 White Street mer homo on Sixth avenue. Beginning next Sunday the masses You've Asked For It—And Here It Is! Edwin Hauger of Maplowood has at St. Agnea's church will be at reopened his summer horn* on the seven, eight and ten o'clock. The Red Bank corner of Highland and Grand ave- Junior Holy Name society will re- nues. (In rear of Vogue Barber Shop) ceive Holy Communion In a body Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bennett gave next Sunday morning. The Commun a party Sunday afternoon in celebra- Ion breakfast will follow the maas. tion of the fourth birthday of their Miss Evelyn Gaffey returned home SPECIAL OFFER ! son Gary. Monday from the Monmouth Me- Leo Johnson and family have rent-: morial hoapltal aj Long Branch, Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thuf*. ed the Ahlgtrom bungalow on South where she underwent an operation. avenue. Joseph Ryan, who formerly Both feet are encased In plaster occupied thti bungalow, has moved casts. . ^ ' 4 ITEMS $1.00 Into the Wesley Smith house oh Cen- ter street. Friday and Saturday Dr. and Mrs. Frederick BuUwlnkel Highlands Newt. GOLDF ARBS have returned from a cruise to Ber- 3 ITEMS $1.00 muda. (The Bed 6«nk Resitter »n be bought 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Tredwell of In HijhUndt it Btdle'i drug (tore, »t Joi. Brooklyn hav« reopened their home •pb Stam«o'« (tore and ftfuUiffftn'i «to».) on Eighth avenue. The first annual dance of High- Mrs. Sarah Carroll has returned lands Twlnllght council of the Amer- Permanent from Florida and Is stopping at the ican Legion was held Saturday night Baerman house on Ocean boulevard. at Ahern's pavilion and was attend- The first anniversary party of the ed by 160 persons. A guest of the Waves lire department auxiliary lait Thurs- evening was Vice Commander Eu- day night at the flro house was at- 'ne O'Rourke of Atlantic Highlands. tended by 65 persons who apant a doV rs. Lester King won the door llghtlul evening dancing and feast- prize, and the prize waltz was won Clear Away ing. A large ornamented birthday by Mr. and Mm. Bert Eddlngo of cake waa one of the features. The Leonardo. The Legion gave a vote auxiliary haa donated $60 to the ilro of thanks to the business men of Genuine Frederic company to be spent by the furnish- Highlands and others who helped to or Eugene ing committee on furniture for the make the show a success. A enrd recreation room in the fire house. party will be held in June by the Le- PERMANENT WAVES The Atlantic Highlands high school gion. Sale of Spring and Frederic Scientific Scalp senior class play, "Eliza Comes to May will be a month of card par- Slay," will be presented tomorrow ties. The Ladles' auxiliary of the Treatements night In the school auditorium. In flre department will hold a card par- the cast are Irene Mortenson, Hor- ty tomorrow nl^ht In the borough £.iven daily liv sllia Danltlian, Edwin Stanley, Cur- r hall. Mra. Henry Fehlhaber is In Mrs. Florence tis Blonewald, Katherlne Korneck, general charge. On Wednesday Itobort Smith, Stanley Shapiro and night. May 8, tha auxiliary of the or Plorcnco Lels. MIBS Margaret Mc- first aid squad will have a card par- Miss Georgia We.t Crao Is directing the production. The ty In the lodgo hall for the benefit scenory has been matfa by Everett of the squad. The Trailers club will Expert Beauty Culturists Curry, manual training Instructor, have five card parties this month at Charles DIFazIo, Stanley Kozak and the regular meetings on Thursday Joseph Carmo, and Jean Johnatono nights. Other card parties are as Phone 646. and Dorothy Paddock are the promp- follows: Friday, May ID, Lady Com- ters. panion Foresters; Saturday, May 11, Free Parking Space in Rear Installation of officers was held a Ramblers club; Monday, May 13, few nights ago by Atlantic Highlands Women's Democratic club at Lions of Shop. chapter of Eastern Star. The new of- den; Saturday, May 25, flre depart- flcCTs are Mrs. Eola Coaopton, worthy ment annual card party and dance DRESSES III You'll Feel Proud Sizes for Everyone. to Wear One of These Misses', 14 to 20; DOREMUS BROS Better Spring Dresses Women's, 38 to 52; COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 Nowhere can you Little Women's, duplicate this Value. 3 PHONES—1560 - 1561 - 1562 W/ to 26»/2. 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:- FREE DELIVERY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. We have been getting calls at our store daily, asking when are you going to have a Sale? Well, here's your VEAL y LAMB answer, with the greatest collection of smart Sport, Street SHOULDERS 14 2 SHOULDERS and Spectator Fashions ever assembled for one great Sale. LEGS of VEAL 4% « LEGS GENUINE c lILb RUMPS of VEAL Jg J| SPRING LAMB Remember, all Dresses are from our regular stock, not ones that were merely purchased for this Sale. We ROASTING YOUNG need to make room for our new Summer Fashions CHICKENS 29c ib FOWL arriving daily. NUCOA BAB-0 Lifebuoy Soap Post Toasties „ 22' These Better Spring Dresses Consist of Sheers: Crepes: Jackets: Prints: Plenty of Navy. 2«19 4^23° Black: Inflated Sleeves: Regency Necklines: Coat Effects. La France, DEAN'S Roll Butter SMACKS ROSES I'kff- Sale Starts Tomorrow, Friday, May 3rd, at 9:00 A. M. 9 lb. FOWDEK and Cut Flower* IHITTEIl WAFERS COFFEE Borax Soap BANANAS EXTRA SPECIAL! GORDON'S OIN - 27 6 ^ 25 ib. 5° fifth A Clearance of Our Entire Stock of Spring Coats and Suits HOVAIi KCAM.KT RUIKMAN'H Ijirjo Vellow ANTIQUE ...,,t. f,l.f)9

TOMATOES Jersey Spinach CABBAGE SEAGRAM'S SPRING COATS SPRING SUITS -10 3» 25° 5 €rnwn pt. »l.« sq.95 to $J4.85 Values to $22.50 New Green _ 19 •REll IHPK IX)CAI. T Crown pt f LOT You can use one of those coats at any tim .18c Ib day night, took Ills oil th of office lers club at tile ho:ne of MrH. Leon raised and a new, floor put in. It "Bright With Silver," a film showing A. new improved powder called FAS- In the State House annrx. The oalh i Boecliel. Mrs. Quas of Highland, will also be repainted both inside how silver foxea are raised, from T£E)TH aprlnkled upan your platel FreaU Flounders _, FreihWeakFuh ..IBolb | won the prii! for highest acora in and out. birth to the time they appear as •very morning- give« «ll day comfort Itfas administered by Ernest. Kcrr, and a tighter At FASTEBTH Aoei not vn*h Fresh Halibut 38c lb ehlifef clerk in the Department of pinochle and Mrs. Emma Luts of At- Francis Goertner of Washington scarfs, capes, muffs or other luxur- thin out or *aih - anay. Try FAS- State, with Governor Hoffman as a ! lantic Highlands won the "blind spent the week-end here. ious adornment for women. TEETH >nd enioy better falie teelh Fr««h Sea Bag. Nice Fresh Oysters...., Spectator. package" prize. Allan VanNess, who spent the win- necurlty and comfort. CM I'ASTEETH at Freab. BIneftsh - 18c do*.; 38e pi ter at Miami Beach, FloridR, has re- Whetan'e or any ajood drug store. 20'. Forty-eight players and thirty non If you're all at Frtmh Oodflah Steaks Fresh Native Soft Claim Zto "Green Counter' lunch Bruntz to 'defray tho expenses of the room in the Zarcnba building on After their regular meeting next trip to their son Edwin to Washing- Leonard avenue. Monday night the Men's Republican Spring Suit-pull ton on May 15. Ed-win will graduate Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jollier of club will hold a social seaBon for this spring from the Leonardo high Plainfleld have rented thY Dr. May members and friends. for the "sure" school. First pinochle prize was won cottago on Washington avenue for About two weeka ago an Oakland by Mrs. T. A. Brennan, first bridge the summer. automobile owned by Wilbur Manlcy prize by T. A. Brennan, first bunco John Leonard has recovered from •waB stolen at Keansburg. It wns Between the 4 Days 4 Days prize by Mrs. Carnie Jefferp, the an Illness of several days. found at Newburgh, New York, and spring clothing door prixi by Mrg. Leslie Merlccr, lira. Anna Glass is spending sev- Mr. Manley drove there over the Starting Starting the "blind package" prize by Mrs. eral (lays with friends in Long Is- week-end and got it. He was accom- windows and the Harold Longendyke and the non- land. panied by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krue- spring clothing Saturday, Saturday, player's prize by Mrs. Fred Krebs. Fred Geyer Is • confined to the ger. The car was slightly damaged. ads ... some men Tho constitution committee of the housr with a carbuncle on his neck. No arrests have been made. "Roberta" Baptist church met at the home of Misa Rita Dunne was compelled to Horace Smith lo confined to the don't know which "Roberta" Albert Johnson Tuesday evening. remain away from her class, in the house with sickness. way to turn. The Junior Christian Endeavor and Leonardo grado achool for Knvcral. The Eas°t Keansbuvg Indians de- Intermediate societies met at the days owing lo a severe sore throat. feated the Blue Jays of Keansburg A is advertising church Wednesday afternoon at 3;00 Mr. and Mi's. Peter S. Dunne will In a baseball game Saturday by the P. M. In the evening the mid-week return to their Brentwood hotel this score of 2 to 1. VanNortwlck and patterns . . . B's TODAY AND FRIDAY prayer meeting was held, after week. They have been occupying Iruse were the battery for the win- talking price . . . which at a special church meeting tile cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo ning team. took place, followed by the Sunday- Case on the M. A. Rice estate for C says he has the TWO GLORIOUS SINGING STARS! school Executive meeting. The Eoyal the winter. s^ The East Keansburg Athletic club models . . . D's FREE CHINA Ambassodores will meet at the Mr. and Mrs. George Caso-left Sat- played Its first game of the season church tomorrow evening a! seven urday for a sojourn in Bermuda. Sunday at this place against the Les- plugging value. E. DONALD STERNER. o'clock. lie Glanta of Newark and won by the To The Ladies Samuel Lewis, Jr., and his daugh- score of 13 lo 6. "Red" Leckie, by The new commissioner said he Sunday morning at the Baptist ter, Miss Marjorie Lewis, came from his heavy hitting, was the chief run But hold on a Every planned no Immediate changes In the church the sermon topic will be New York to attend the charity ball be swept of the Health Center. They spent producer for the victorious nine. minute . . . your department. He endorsed the gov- 'Contacted From The Heavens." Mrs. Harold Youngs Is having an along on ernor's, recommendation for placing GrouD two will be In chargro of the lie week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Al spring suit has got Thursday goldto mtl- W. Cross at their home. iddltlon built to her house. highway functions on a cash basis. Christian Endeavor meeting, with Mr. and Mrs. Weinslich of Newark - to. have ALL these AND Ody lo the He said the governor ha3 suggest- Mrs. Ellwood Wolf as leader and the Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. F. Gordon, were at their summer bungalow here things ... and thrills and ed he consider resigning as Republi- topic will be "How Can I Serve Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Samuelson, Mr. junday. Friday vaytty ot young can state chairman. Christ in My Vacation? At the even- and Mrs. John Joslyn, Mr. and Mrs. K r i d e 1' s suits love in old Vienna/ Mr. Sterner, who is 41 years of age, ing preaching Service, Rev. Ellwood William Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Hogart An addition of a back porch has rose to Republican leadership in his Wolf will Use as his topic: "Choose Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles jeen built to the residence of Howell HAVE. Night support ot Governor Hoffman: He Ye This Day." Hesse, Jr., and a party of friends Rowlands on Ocean avenue. had served as stato senator and also Travers Neldlitifjer of Montclair were among those at the charity ball The Middletown Employees' Pro- In one suit at this as assemblyman In l^Tew Jersey and was a Leonardd visitor over the at the Molly Pitcher. tective association held a regular one store, you can Special since last January hnd been secre- week-end. meeting at Democratio hall at this Symphony tary to Governor Hoffman. He is a find everything Mrs. Francis Goertner -was hostess :t pays to advertise in Tho Register. place last night. The guest speaker PREVUE Orchestra .World war veteran nnd a dealer at a luncheon given at her home Fri- BOVB can make extra pocket money was Harold P. Whitney, administra- you need. You building materials at Belmar. The day afternoon. The guests were Mrs. lllnK The Register.—Advertisement. tor for relief in Monmouth county. 'of 100 Hew, highway commissioner will simply add up all Tuesday serve for six years at a salary of Hundrtdi o/ $15,000 per year. the clothing ads Dancing Beaultet ,".. add our name Night at 9:00. Can 61467 and you have the Missionary Society solution to your See Last Showing with C H ARLES T"BUTTBRWORTH |To Meet Next Monday spring suit prob- of "ROBERTA," UNA MERKEL lem. KDWAHD EVEBSTT HOHTON The Women's Home Missionary • ^ M .society of the Methodist church will Also Premiere of DONALD COOK; hold an afternoon meeting in the New Sport Models in church at 2.45 o'clock Monday, May "Naughty Marietta" «5,' Mrs. H. C. Leonard, who is con- Cassimeres, Flannels nected with tho Methodist board of Trrk and Gabardines. home missions in Philadelphia, will Also tel! of the homo mission work among PRICES IN EFFECT MAY 2 - 3 - 4th Orientals In this country. more conservative 4 DAYS — SATURDAY THRU TUESDAY " Invitations have been extended to styles in spring pat- the missionary societies of the Re- Broilers or Fryers Brookfleld THE SHOW OF SHOWS ! A FOUR HTAIt HIT t formed, Baptist, and Prcenyterian. terns. Many have two churches, as well as to the-Foreign Cloferrbloom t0 Th Mission society of the Methodist Butter pants. t (#.0 V*. ««e Dream-Disturbing Titn , church. es Immediately following the meeting FrMh 22-50 to gg.00 a social hour "will be held in the so- •27' R F F F 2 ib8. 29c JEROME KERN'S MUSIC FROM THE cial rooms of the church, where an opportunity will be given to meot - V,i lt>. size Chopped O l-i d r Mrs. Leonard. Menbers of the so- STAGE PLAY. . . AND WO NEW ciety will servo tea to the guests. TURKEYS ,„. 34c MELObY HITS BY THE SAME Mrs. Albert L. Baner is president of LEGS Loin J.KRIDEL t the local organization. Genuine Spring Spring Lamb Shoulder f* ¥| /"V p Q — Red Bank — GOMPOSBR! Boys can Tnalte extra pocket money or Bib Lamb V* *1 V/1 «J lh. 19c gelling The Register.—Advertisement. t Lamb Chops Strictly , Fresh Large Jersey IRE1 DUNNE foe Golden Girl with the Silver Song u>21« 4 Cuke* Guest IVORY 4 ,or 17c fFRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS LAMB Ib. 14c Jn * COFFFF 35c shnenca V Dtiru-ini! Start Brownie V^UrrDCj With a heart-load of maddening Rib FLAKES 3 ^r 20c braucies ... in a dream-drenched story of Paris at love time . . . Ib 2 Packages Wheaties SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS 1 Shirley Temple Bowl Free 1 Market Roast Sea W®®4 , SOUPS 3 can, 25C 21 West Front Su 21 West Front St., Kxcept Clam Chowder and Consomme Red Bank ib. 33c RANDOLPH SCOTT STEAK Phones 2653-4. Red Bank ™* Sauer Kraut 3 e^ 25c HELEN WESTLEY Phones 2653-4. Fancy Chuck Extra Large Juicy C VICTOR VARCONI doz. Armour's ORANGES. 29 CLAIRE DODD Largo Jeriwy 3 - 3y2 ft. Pot rork and Beans 3 cans 25c lb liook ami /vnci by Otto Ihniuuh, BLUEFISH Fanfty Vine Ripe Dmctai by H'lltum A. Suta, A Fowl Roast Al'acUard g r Piimho S. Herman pun!in iion. Portland Freo 3 for 2 lbs. - COD 2 lbs. Every Week Suds *5< large TUg. 18c Tomatoes Steaks K' Grapefruit 2 CM, 23c lbB Fr»h Delnwnro American The King and Queen of Dance SHAD All CHEESE ,,25c Unite in the Emprew of Music Eitra Large Extra Large, Shows) Smoked Uhby". Long S««11CM Sunldat No.! Tom. Juice 3 tm 29c Gdiping eovns and gorgmumeii! lb. Lemons Scallops Roe Hams Grapefruit Scenes of wishing splendor! RKO From th» play "Roberta". *(' SI Mil Illl "ADIO Whol* doz Hi. 27 AT Vinegar^ 4 for 25° 19 PREVUE TUESDAY NIGHT—SEE 2 SMASH HITS Fresh Fancy Green MACKEREL '••"• 12 Jor.6y SPINACH WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY FHAKT of FltKSII Fancy Green CHNEIDER California JEANETTE MacDONALD flounder £J)< MARKET NELSON EDDY 21 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. IN V1OT0B HEBBKBTS TimilXlNO MUHICAI, SUCCESS 1 Flounder 3"l9O£c AO S Phones 2653 and 4 Fancy iArf* IJC Porgieo 2 ">• . Cucumbers •» "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1935. Pave Ninei GHBLS' WEEK. who h*v« b««n «p*odlsf th« winter Friday after spending several days guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith at the morning service there will be visitor of Mrs. Albert Oswald of Bel- Of Plalnfleld Saturday. Christian Science at Brooklyn, hive returned to B»l-with relatives at Philadelphia. a special mualcal program. Bo far asford. BuclaoM Woman'* Club Plan* for feed. Mi's Ma« Hanley Is visiting friends Philip fcellly, Jr., Hugh Hennessey possible the same choir as that of. Mr. and MTB. Walter Stock and Mr. FORGETI Reading Room Ita Observance. Mr. and Mr*. Jo»»ph Burba and at Jersey City. and Charles Mason have enlisted In twelve years ago will participate and William Richardson of PerrlnevlUe the Civilians Conservation Corps. and Mrs. Fred Brown of New Ro- (FREE TO TOB PUBLIC) The Red Bank Business uA Vto- children of ElUabtth ipmt Sunday the same hymns will be sung. One chclle, New York, were Sunday visi- "Paste this in your with Mr. and Mri. David Scbnoor. spent the week-end with his grand- They are stationed at Camp Dlx. member of the choir of 1923 who will Church Edtfloe fetBlonal Women's club li planning tors at tfoc Foreman boarding school. hat band 1" for QlrU" Week, which wlll'be cele- lira. Clara Powell, Mlu Agnea mother, Mrs. Sarah Richardson. Miss Wilson of Connecticut la vis-not be present is Mrs. Harold Al- SOfl Broad St., Red Bank, N. S. brated from May 5 to 11. Both th» H«vll»n anil Charles Wagner spent Miss Nell Compton has returned iting Mrs, William Werner. lan, who Is now engaged in educa- lorget the alandot yon Friday at Jeriey City. homo after having spent the winter Miss Irene Naughton spent Satur- tional missionary work In Greece, Blocked Traflte. heard, Authorlnd anil upproviil ilUi- public and school librarie» will have at Brooklyn. day at New York. aturt on ChrUttmn Bclancs mmy bt lelvea with special books for glrli. Thomas Dlnnen Is Improving from Tho Skilllng quintet will render a William Daley, colored, of River —Uin hasty, unMnd word, r«ad, borrowed or purchawd. Several member! ot the Red Bank a tevere attact of potomln* poiton- Judge Louis H. Meess has been special musical program Sunday street, was arrested. Sunday by Of- —the quarrel and th« eatiM, Ibtt pubtlfi ti cordially Invited to club attended a reunion Sunday at Jng. notified of the death of his uncle, night. ficer Otto Herdcn of,,f3hrew8bury for —the whole affair—bocatin uia tht ttaadlns Room, which 1* Palmer J. Black, who made' hla home Many residents of this place at- ' optn dally except Sundays and Camp Northover, the ERA camp for Mrs. Irving Roop spent last Thurs- New Monmouth News. blocking traffic at the Broad street forgetting la tho only way) leial hnllJayi, IMI 1:30 to 4:30 unemployed girls at Bound Brook. day with her parent*, Mr. and Mrs.at Cheyenne, Wyoming. tended the charity ball at the Molly and Sycamore avenue Intersection. —the storms o( yesterday, P. M. T«e» scold, Worth Mrs. Wilbur MacConnell. MacConnell, returned home Tuesday. state, another former pastor. Jorney Federation of BualneHB and Alout fifty members and friends Stilwell and daughter Shirley and ATLANTIC —tljo real man In his weights, Professional Women'* clubs will be A card party for the benefit ot St. Preparations have been completed John Dzieyo spent Sunday visiting —tho heat In niimmur days; Mary's church of New Monmoutli of Cable lodge of Odd Fellows of — TIIEATHK — held at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, Belford held a very successful card for tho card party to bo held tomor- Theodore Stllwel! at tho Caldwcll air- —you'ro not a millionaire—- enormously May 17, 18 and 19. Governor Hoff- will be held in the Independent flre row night at Independent flre hall port. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS man will ba one of the speakers. hall tomorrow night. There will be party at George Fisler's Snug Har- at Belford for the benefit of St, but don't forgot tm whrn yon a door prlzo and prizes for the win- bor Inn, one night last week,-Danc- An epidemic of measles has atruelf —Management, Jack MeNamai-a trim 'your hair. ing waii enjoyed after the card Mary'B church. It will be under the the village confining several village ners of games and non-players. The direction of a committee consisting SATURDAY, MAY 4 more than its gamea will begin at half-past eight games. of Mrs. David Schnoor, Mrs. Melvln children to their homes. Children, THE SUN BARBER SHOP . Belford News. o'clock- Mrs. Charles Roche Is Improving who are conlincd to their homes In- JjGek and Mrs. Stanley Cook. clude the Longs, Jacobs and Jimrny 'MURDER in the CLOUDS' Letter Walling was sworn In office from a sprained ankle. ' Horace Smith Is confined to the With Ann Dvorak—Lyl. Tnlbut 6 Wallace Street, slightly higher (Th« Bad Buik RegUttr o«n be b»ugh| aa a justice ot peace. Tueaday. "Frank Wilson's car was badly house with sickness. Stilwell. Paul Kelly returned to "SO YOU WONT TALK?' Comedy In Bulford it th« itor« of Attain •, H. 1 Red Bank, N. J. damaged at Lakewood Saturday work . Monday morning after being "CRAZY CAT , Carloon ClayBalr and Harry Wanermtn'i waiting Miss Margaret Crotty and her ..Mrs. Patrick L/oach has returned confined to hla home with the room.> night when It was struck by another homo from the Long Branch hos- Fox Movietone New* brother Edward entertained friends automobile. Joseph Anderson, who measles. Holy Communion will be observed from Bayonne, Sunday. pital, where she was a patient part "LAW OK THE WILD" price! was riding -with Mr. Wilson, was In- of last week. She has been in poor Mra. Jack Stanton hag purchased a at St. Clement's church Sunday Mrs. George Heyers, who was a jured and he was taken to a hospital second hand automobile. morning at nine o'clock and religious patient at Hazard'a hospital at Long health since about a year and a halt SUN. - MON., MAY 5 - 6 for treatment. ago when shfi was Injured in a fall. Mr. and Mrs. George Gentils of instructions will bo given at ten Branch nine weeks, returned home Brooklyn were Sunday visitors at the 'TRAVELING SALESLADY' o'clock, Bt. Agnes's guild held Ita Sunday. Next Sunday will mark the twelftf home of Henry Hawxhurst and fam- Priced with the lowest 1 monthly meeting and aoclal hour Harold Johnson and family are With Joan Blondell—Gltnda Farrell Back of this simple fact is one Port Monmouth News. anniversary of the Installation of theily. yesterday at the home of George moving from the Garland bungalow pipe organ at the Baptist church and Mrs. Walter Arose was a recent TUES. - WED., MAY 7 - 8 Boyce. The chlldren'a altar and to one of the Dor houses on Palmer of the moat dramatic accom- (Tho Red Hank Register can bs bought ANN HARDING plishment! in motor history. children'* corner at St. Clement'* avenue, in Port Monmouli at th« »tore« of CbarlM church have been Improved and Meyers and Salvador! Scagllane and from 'BIOGRAPHY of a Mr. and Mr». Boles and family of Charlet Llebbauser.) The new 116-ton Six which has made more attractive. West New York snent Sunday at BACHELOR GIRL' broken all Diamond T sales rec- The Junior Epworth league of the their summer home here. Brilliant weather drew a large With Robert Montgomery Methodist church will meet Friday Mrs. Vitalll of N«w York is mak number of city folkB to their summer SPANISH ords of 30 years, sells in the residences hero over the week-end. TIIUR8. - FKI., MAY 9 - 10 lowest price bracket. afternoon at half-past three o'clock. ing a stay with her daughter, Mra. A special appeal has been made to James Hobbs. Many of them spent the two days in 'GOLD DIGGERS of 1935' Yet it has a7-bearing, 228-cubic parents to have their children at- Bussell Parks of Plainflsid was getting their dwellings In readiness BEAUTY SALON tend. The regular prayer and fellow- th'o guest of Miss Amelia Wentworth for summer use. Among them were With Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart inch truck eagioe, big hydraulic ship meeting will be held In theMonday. Mm Sadie McGrath and family, Wil- 86 BROAD ST., SATURDAY, MAY 11 brakes, four speeds, full floating liam Hclns and family and Mr. and evening at eight o'clock. Each per- Mrs. Albert Worthington of Atlan- Tel. Red Bank 2342 'GAY BRIDE' axle, 7-inch frame,helper springs, son who attends! has been a«ked to tlo City is vliltng her mother, Mm Mrs. Charles Pedie of Jersey City. bring a verse o£ Scripture beginning Samuel Smith. William Poling, son of Russell Pol- With 10,000 pounds gross capacity, with the letter D. A new feature Is Ing, Is elck with measles. The chil- Permanent Waving Carole Lombard, Cheiter Morris 139 to 168-inch wheelbases, ar- Mr. and Mrs. Dayton K. Went- promlBod at this meeting. worth of Belford and Henry C. Van- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cross Specialists for the Past Every TUESDAY NIGHT mored wiring, engine and springs Holy Communion will bo observed Kote of Atlantic Highlands spent and the children of Mr. and Mrs. 19 Years. at tho Methodist church Sunday Sunday at Mt. labor. Ellsworth Shepherd are also sick 'AUCTION NIGHT' mounted in live rubber. Chassis with measles. weight is 3,410 pounds. morning at~!33arter to eleven o'clock. Miss Martha' Schuler of Boselle Quality — Reliability GIFTS—FUN—PROFIT The Sunday evening servloe will be- Park is spending a week with Miss John Hennessey is very sick with Every WEDNESDAY NIGHT gin at eight o'clock Instead ot half- Alma Tarnow. heart trouble, complicated with other Ill-Ton Models from paat eevon o'clock. The pastor will Arnold Wentworth of Belford and ailments. Daily Specials! For Your 'LUCKY' have for his theme "The Great De- Mlse Florence Woolley and mother Edward Martin has rented the Spring Permanent YOU CANT LOSE — GIFTS Set and Drive clalon." The Senior Epworth league of Red Bank spent Sunday at Lake Sherman bungalow on Georgia ave- 4—35c Items A» ", aDidmondT meeting will begin at quarter to HopatcQEg, - nue. 2—35c Items «P MATINEES seven o'clock as usual. Mr. and Mrs. William Buntrock The Women's Republican elub will A Duart Velzor Tues. . Tkur». . Sat. - Sun. before you buy Tho regular monthly business entertained relatives from Jollette, visit the Geraldine Thompson unit of and a Marcel meeting of tho official board of thoNew Jersey, Sunday, East Keansburg this evening. 1 Crocquignole or a Facial any Truck I other ModeU to) iom Methodist church will he held Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Vere Valleau and The* Sunshine club will have a sale With Oil Lotion day evening at eight o'clock. Collec- daughter Florence of Manatquan of luncheons Thursday, May 16, at Mon., Tues. & Wed. THE WAVE OF THE tors havo been requested to gather spent Sunday with Theodore John- the flre house. Real Castile Shampoo HOLLYWOOD STABS The card party held by the Boy Also Fruehauf Trailer: Treasure Chest pennies before the try. (Mint or Tar) meeting. The Ladles' aid society Chemical fire company will hold a Scouts at the flre house Friday night Water Wave / Ma» This Wave for Only will meet In tho church annex next bunco-and card party in their hall was very successful. About sixty Finger Wave ' * •*•• STRAND Wednesday. Friday night, May 10. Refreshments persons were present. Haircut 25' Q.50 to »7.50 A meeting for the election of four will be served. Mr, and Mrs. Charlea Kearna and Eyebrows trustees of the Methodist church Miss Marjorle Bauer spent Thurs- William McGulro of Newark were THUBS., FBI. & SAT. 3«o LAST TIMES TODAY Sander's Garage •will be h'eld Wednesday ovenlng, day and Friday with Miss May Hai- Sunday guests of Mrs. Lillian Our Famous $5.00 May IB, at tho close of the prayer llck of Elizabeth. Kearns. Miss Dolores Kearna of MANICURE 35c Broad St., Shrewsbury, N. J, meeting. All members of the church Mrs, Samuel Smith was tendered Newark spent lost week with Mrs, FREDERIC WAVE Spencer Tracy —Ketti Gallian who are 2X years of age or more are a birthday surprise party at her Lillian Kearns, who Is her grand- mother. Oil Shampoo for $/L00 —IN— Tel. Red Bank 1678 'eligible to vote. home Saturday evening by a few Marcel v Tha "Undo Pate and Louise" en- friends and her children, Those Thomas Hanlon and Albert Quack- Facials tertainment at the Methodiat church present besides Uig celebrant wero enbush have been selected to repre- Scalp Treatments 50< With Friend— ^.00 resulted In admission fees of $45 be- Mr. and Mrs. Harrier and son War- sent the Boy Scouts at the national "MARIE GALANTE" ing received. A vote of thanks basren of Ardsley, Pennoylvanla, and jamboree to be held at Washington Pedicure 75c Two for • been accorded to the committee In Mr. and Mr«, Albert Worthington and in August. Free China to Ladies Wed. & Thurs. Night. charge of this feature. Mr, and Mrs. James Shrewsbury of Mr. and Mrs. Baron of Washington Red Henna $1.00 All above Waves INCI-CDE DIAMOND-! Mae Lou Richmond Is sick with Atlanto City, and Mrs. Charles Bastan, Jr., of Jer- Shampoo, Haircut, Finger Wave measles. Mrs. William Sutherland spent sey City visited Mrs. Charles Bastan, White Henna $1.25 and Kinglet Ends. FRIDAY — SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson Saturday at Asbury Park. Sr., a few days ago. Including Shampoo and Finger Wave TRUCKS spent Saturday at Little Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur MacConnell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levering and FREE PARKING SPACE IN REAR Mr. and Mrs. Ward B. Jcffere, and daughter Marie returned boaao Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naughton wero 2 - FEATURES - 2 HOOFBEATS ON HEARTS,OF LOVE!

GIVE YOUR FURS THE PROTECTION OF Our Cotton I«st You Regret Corner Phone B. B, 474 Opens May 8. VCTGELS for -Carl Laemmle presents Wateh For It. Storago Servlco 25 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. JEAN PARKER". [CHESTER MORRIS VOGELS In DAMON RUNYON'S Exciting News tor the Weekend Collier's Magazine story {'Specialized" Also Kermit Maynard in ii The Wilderness Mail3 100 Dresses ORGAN BROADCAST (FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK) FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9:00 CALL RED BANK 474 HAROLD LA ROS AT THE CONSOLE. SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY * "Specialized meant that your garment* urn stored . . Two for the Price of One! AWAHDED Sii STAUS—"N. Y. DAILY NEWS" in our scientifically air-cooled VAULTS for FURS SELECT ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ONE ABSOLUTELY FREE on our own premises and not in a storage warehouse V(IU\i; AMI I.E/VUTIFUL! mile* away, Thia means that your furs are available When ' , in a few minute^ when wanted. PRINTS SHEERS NAVIES INNOCENT AND IIIIMWI IT! Shown at the Radio PASTELS JACKET STYLES SOLIDS Carl Lflemmlo p J* "Specialized" means that every coat is demothiiod .. City Music SIZES 18 to 20. M/MG/WETSULLAVAN Hall. bya special process that tend* to destroy all insect HERBERT MARSHALL life and eggs before storage. A Few larger.

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• "Specialized" means that every coat is fully insured GET IN ON THIS! against loss by theft. New Millinery Our She never had been anywhere . . . never «aw LOWEST PREVAILING RATES SUITS Lancer anything . . . never owned anything . . . Then Felt has she met a waiter .. . and then a meat packer ... Let Voccl'a, famous for nne fura since 1805, aton^your furs. Individual atten- clicked. and then a lawyer . . . and then—you'll thank u» tion by expert furriers. Dependability and efficient service sure assured. Phone A real after you've seen it. us and let our Imndnd mmsencor call for your furs anywhere within % ndlua knock- uf 80 mllofi. Repairing and remodeling at our usual low summer rates, COATS WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY about. Our entire stock reduced for clear- All desired Elissa Landi —Cary Grant ance. Two and three-piece Suits, shades. Navy Coats, Sport Co.'ita. ' VOGEL & SONSmatch tlms reno. Mra, "ENTER MADAME" 25 BROAD STREET Prleth RED BANK, N. J. *>"">•Richard FREE CHINA to Our Lady Patron*. 176 BROADWAY Now York. .95 Exclusive, agents for Knox and LONG BRANCH, N. J. 1032 at'Bun $11 All Seats at AH Timet—2Bc. Byron Hats from $5.00 The road to bol, Children Under 12—10c. nils leads throwrHL -i. • P&m Twentv RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 2.1985.

AMUSEMENTS. unlo.ua action, plasta ttai prlaowi In- and Leglnnlng Saturday. Irene Dunne John Olson sailed laBt week with his Members New York Stock Exchange fishing amack to tha1 fishing ground! 25 las the main singing role, while Fred (Tha R«d Sink BwUttr em b« bowhl istalre and Ginger Rogers have the . Shrawabur* from Richard Buk. mt thi off Cape May on hie first trip of the Hay 1,1985 SHA&EPOO ,ther important leads. Others in the loitofflct. tnd at .8br«wibury Markvt.} season. Fishermen who launch their FINOBB WAVB boats from the beaoh have been wait- MANICUBH ast are Randolph Scott, Helen Weat- Mrs, Harry Miksch and children James V. Paul J. Nugent ey, Claire Dodd and Luis Albernl. Betty Lou and Jackie of Norrtstown, Ing for calm seas before seeking tha E mackerel ten miles off shore. Chris FACIALS The Friendly "MofHs The hit number of the stage show, Pennsylvania, are spending the week Axelson started out Saturday, but the 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes," la sup- at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. wind kicked up a rough sea and he Friday & Saturday >lementcd by other numbers written Miksch. turned back to shore. 304 Main Street, Allenhur.t, N. J. especially for the picture. Miss Mrs. Walter C. Loachhelm of Eah Off0 goes modern Ifl c "Maple Dunne sings these songs and Aatalre Washington, D. C, has returned to Mrs, Ethel Blgelow and Mra. Dor- and Miss Rogers carry out a faat- Shrewsbury and has opened her sutn- othy Gibson of West Park, havo re- Vernon J. Harvey, Manager. lance routine. The story revolves ner home on Sycamore avenue. turned from Coral Gables, Florida, where they spent the winter. Limited Time Only ! THE lriendly, comfort? .bout the comedy-rich situation of The Jolly Workers of the Presby- Telephone* 6870-1. in all-Araerlcan football player fall- erlan church cleared approximately The new three-cent Connecticut PERMANENT able Morris chair is back.,. and it's beautiful. This ng heir to ft fashionable Paris gown ilO Friday night when they held a Tercentenary stamps are on sale ait WAVES latest model is charmingly done in ruddy Maple with jhop. The grid hero and his band octable In the Sunday-school room. the postofflce. Mrs. John Kahnel gave birth to a authentic turnings and arms. All the genuine comfort eader pal Bet tho world of fashion ntertalnment was provided by Mlaa- Main Office 1 igog, the hearts of the mademol- i Ann Louise Campbell and Con- daughter Sunday at the Monmouth Branch: NO APrOINTMKNT8 Memorial hospital at Long Branch. of the,old Morris chair is in this new one . . . plus elles a'twltter and the feet of the ance Reed and Robert Reed. The 11 Commerce St, S5 Washington St., NECKSSABY. modern spring filled luxury. The homely brass and 'arisians affamo during the coursa oily Workers as a chorus rendered A card part was held last week by 3 Expert Operator* t their hectic adventures. several selections. The group were the Young Woman's club of Sea- Newark, N. J. East Orange, N, J. at Yonr Service*. iron gadgets are missing. In their place is a simple, Music will continue to predominate right at the home of Mrs. Grace entertained by Alex L, Pepln of Rod All Halr-CutUnr Dona attractive reclining arrangement (4 positions) which t tho Carlton theater Wednesday. Bank, who presented a program o: Mlnaldl. A door prize, donated by magic tricks. Joseph Matovaky, waa won by Mra. by Mr. Charles, actually enhances the appearance of the chair! Thursday and Friday of next week Mr. and Mrs. Edward Althaus and E, Altman. Others present were All Work Guaranteed. •hen Victor Herbert's immortal family have moved from Obre' Mrs. Henry Slocum, Mr, and Mra. This JMorris chair is more than just comfortable, peretta, "Naughty Marietta," will apartment on Broad street to Little ie the feature. Jeanette MacDon- Silver. too. It will grace the Early American fireside and .ld has the title role, while Nelson iddy, popular Hollywood baritone, Dr. G. A. Collins of Irving placi lend character to any Maple room. A fortunate, has1 purchased a new Ford sedan. quantity purchase enables us to sell the Morris chair .lays the male lead. Frank Morgan, Hov. Carroll M. Burclc, pastor of and matching foot rest at a very special price. lisa Lanehester, Douglas Dumbrielle Christ church, officiated at a funeral and Joseph Cawthorne play In BUP-ceremony Saturday at 12:80 o'clock port. at the West Long Branch cemetery, The luting melodies of Herbert, in- when Alonzo Sutphln ol Woodslde, cluding the title number, "Naughty Long Island, who recently died at St. Your Hands are Worth Protecting Marietta," "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Vincent's hospital, New York, waa for THIS WEEK only! ,ife," "I'm Falling In Love With burled. 3omcone," "The Chansonette" and The Young Peoplt'a Home Mission- "Italian Street Song," have all been ary society will meet tomorrow nlgttt ... But You Destroy Their Beauty f Morris Chair and Footrest retained In the Him version, which at eight o'clock In the Bunday-school was mada by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. room, at which time they will be en- 'he plot deals with a romance of tertained by Councilman Archibald When You do Washing at Home Spring filled seat end kack Ireole days In New Orleans., Miller, who will speak on his recent cushions on chair. Spring filled Mediterranean cruise. cushion on footrest. Smart new Strand Theater. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. B. Cushman ot homespun and rough weave up- "Marie Galante," a Fox picture Irving place have been spending a "VTO question about it People holsteries particularly suited to $25-95 few days In Washington, D. C. Early American furniture. rith Spencer Tracy and Kettl Gal- i-^i notice your hands... judge llan, supported by Ned Sparks, Helen The Shrewsbury Reading club met Morgan, Leslie Fenton, Selgf rled Ru- on Monday afternoon at the home the rest of your appearance by mann, Arthur Byron and Stepin Fet- of Mrs. John Hubbard of Red Bank. ihlt, will bo uhowii for Uio last times Next Tuesday the club will meet the care you give your hands. oday at the Strand theater. wittu Mrs. Charles Brcese of Eaton- That's what makes them worth "Princess O'Hara," the screen ver- town. ilon of another of Damon Eunyon's James Connolly, Robert Williams protecting. That's what makes and John Parker, delegates from Acme Furniture Co. >opular stoiios, will bo tho feature Christ church, have made plans to it so inadvisable to do your .ttractlon tomorrow and Saturday. attend the diocese convention to be fean Parker and Chester Morris have held at Trenton, May 7 and 8. laundry work at home. Hot Red Bank's Leading Furniture House he leads and the comedy roles are Edwin Callahan of Shrewsbury ha: water, strong soaps, cold water 137 Monmouth St., Tel. 2104 Red Bank macted by Leon Errol, Vince Bar- gone to work at Fair Haven on an lett and Henry Armetta. Tho pio- estate of which hla brother Is super- rinses, rubbing, wringing, hang- ure was produced by Universal. intendent. Fundamentally, tho yarn is a love Frederick W. Robinson of Syca- ing clothes out to dry—all in story, of a princess, whoso father more avenue ia expected to return timewillmakeyourhandsrough Shrewd, careful buyers read The Register's Class- was killed by Vic Toledo's gorillas home tomorrow after spending the ified Advertisements. Here you ftnd the seller who . taxlcab war. As It takes on week visiting relatives at' Weotches- and red and ugly. Protect them wants to sell and the •lvid horse race atmosphere, It en- ter, New York. instead by sending each week's buyer who wants to buy. :enders conflicting romance, builds Gordon Wilson has accepted a po- sition as floor boy with the Slgmund wash to us. Eisner company at Red Bank. Mrs. Gertrude Perry and family of Monroe avenue have moved to Red Bank. John T. Wilson has again accept- Fowler's Market ed a position with William O'Brien, plumber of Red Bank. 7 BROAD STREET Mayor and Mrs. George Silver of 3334 Broad street returned home Tuesday Of Course You Can Afford It RED BANK PHONES afternoon following a short stay 3338 their summer home in Vermont. SPECIALS ! Harold Lewis, proprietor of- the Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Blue Door tea room, has purchased Maybe you've been doing your own washing because XXTRA new Nash coach from the Red t FANCY QUALITY ~ C Bank Sales company. you wanted to save money. But you don't! Damp or Wash, at 49c for 10 pounds and only 3c for each extra Frying Broiling Chicken ib Eatontown News. pound, enables you to have an entire week's wash (The Red Bank Register can b* bought done for a very nominal sum. FOWL (LARGE—8 - a lbs. Average) 27 In Eatcntown at the itoros of William Q, OaviB, Q. Edward Smp(U( and MILK-FED VEAL ! E. 3. Lowe, former Eatontown resident, now residing at Freehold If g a small price to pay for the elimination of all the drudgery Legs Lamb 22fb was admitted Friday at the Long Shoulders . . . 14fb Branch hospital as a medical patient, and time spent in washday at home. No more backaches, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pia of Tin- headaches, red and swollen hands, frayed nerves or wet aching Rump or Leg . 21fb ton avenue have been invited as Shoulders Lamb 15k guests of the National Broadcasting feet frpm sloshing around in a damp basement. Breast or Neck 11* company to attend one of their I lib broadcasts at New York. Chuck Roast Boneless Roasting1 Miss Evelyn Anderson has re- Beef P & G Special !! turned homo after spending two Ask for Our Delivery Truck ie Mi, SHOULDER 1 Mixing Bowl weeks visiting relatives at IMew York. Lamb Liver 23c m 1 large Chlpso Flakes or Mrs. Ada B. Natew and .Mrs. Pick Up Your Damp Wash Bundle LAMB Granules Charles Breese on Tuesday attended Bacon Kii»pi Fresh Ground The Eatontown lire company was ;alled out Sunday afternoon to ex- FALCO Broilers 35c "» Chopped Beef tinguish a small lire on tho roof of Mersey) tho home of Louis Dlngman. Slight damage was done. Fire is believed to have started from a cigarette. Thomas Catchpolo has completed ho painting and decorating of Mrs. Slizaboth Higglnoon's houso on South Phone Red Bank 2600 or WX-1000* rRESH SEA FOODi itroot. (• We Toy the Cost) Mrs. Spencer Patterson Tuesday night attonded an Eastern Star so- 3lal held at Marlboro. The Eatontown board of health Jersey Mackerel will meet tomorrow night nt the bor. 12c New Potatoes (small) 5 n> ugh hall. Scallops m 8 The surfacing of Lewis Btrcet was hrrTLEFALtS 29c Jersey Rhubarb 4c bim. lojnpleted yesterday by the road Codfish 14C m :orn:nlttco under tho supervision of ar- Fillet Haddock 19c "» Fancy Strawberries igc t,t. "ly Miller. lh Mra. L. A. Wagner and Mrs. L. D Butterfish 14c Jersey Spinach 3 m«. 27 3eely will bo in chargo of the Amar- \rving 50,W0 Familiet —„- Chowder can Legion poppy aalo to bo held CLAMS Blue Fish Cooklnjr and Baking CJELFliy in tho borough Saturday, May 18. APrLES HEARTS Mor. than thirty dollar* wu RED BANK ba Jeared by the Woman's group of th. 27c n«n of N«w Jarur,. nidi on tba Seminole Lodge Mary Yonkauikl, Wsverly Place Injured. River road and Hance avenue have islted Mr. and Mrs. Adam Llrumay- in of U>« ««U h«r«of, In * etrt*ln uim Mrs. George Warren. er over the week-end. A Feature of •Mnln DorotU Joio Clarion ti t>«tl- Highway No. 88, Keyport, Final rites for Mrs. Joanna J. War- 47, wife of Floyd Yonkauskl of Sut- Louis Yonks and his son Irving of been on a motor trip of several weeks tlomr tnd you an tin diftndint, you an phln avenue, Matawan, died Tuesday Waverly place were Injured in an to points In Maryland, Washington, Miss Catherine Fosteo, who la a IMUlnil to tniwtr th« Mtltlontri p«tt- SAT. NIGHT, MAY 4 ren, wife of George Warren of Rail- nurse In a hospital at Catsklll, New lion on or bufor* tha ataventh day of read avenue, Eatontown, were held afternoon at the Rlvervlew hospital. BCcldent Saturday afternoon on the D. C, and Virginia. On their return Baby Week Juna, itIC, or In default thariof, mch dt- Mrs. Yonkauskl was the daughter of Mlddletown highway when their car trip they stopped off several days in York, was home over the w^ek-end. araa will ba Ulcen agalnit you aa tba Steamed Claim Saturday afternoon at two o.clock at In connection with the moving pic- Gbimcellor ahull think equlLable and ]unt. the Charles Breeae funeral home at John H, VanMater and a former was completely demolished after Atlantic City. Tilt object of mid ault Is to obtain a will be aerved. resident of Colt's Neck, moving to striking an Abbott's Ice cream truck. Friends of Mrs. Harry P. Chandler ture film on bottle making, shown daena of dlvorca, dl«olvln|t the morrlaee Eatontown, with Rev. Louis M. Case, at the Navesink library last Thurs- batman you and tha laid iwtltloncr for Larry Flynn, Mtnager, paator of the Methodist church, that Matawan about six years ago. Mrs. YonkB and his son were proceed- of Wanamassa, formerly of this Ult cauia of daiertlon. formerly of Kutwhe'.. Yonkauskl was a member of the ing south on the highway when a place, will be glad to know that she day evening, through the courtcBy of Dtttd April loth, 1995. borough, officiating. Mrs. Warren ho Whltnll-Tatum company, an in- DANCING died last Thureday night at the Freehold Daughters of Liberty. ir darted out of the Falrview is recovering from a severe heart at- EDWARD W. WISE. Also- surviving besides her hus- ;metery entrance. In attempting tack which has kept her to her bed eresting collection of old and mod' Solicitor of Fatltlonar, Muslo by Frank Davem's Long Branch hospital at the ago of quite some time. srn bottles was on display. Those l< Broad Ht, Itec] Bank, N. J. Orchestra 30. Sho was admitted April 16. band and father are three brothers, j avoid a collision with this car Jerry C. VanMater of Palisade Park, Yonks swerved his machine and was ^ . ». . who saw the film Wero particularly It piya to advertise In The Register Mrs. Warren wab born at Leon- R. L. VanMater of Jersey City and eldeswlped by the truck lad to be able to see and handle 'V ardo, the daughter of Charles P. and Albert VanMater of Jersey City. The truck unset nnd landed with River Plaza News. some of the bottles, the making of the late Merlbah Tallman Roop. Sur- Funeral services will be held this four wheels In the air. Yonks's which they had seen on the screen. viving besides her father and hus- aftcrnon at 1:15 o'clock at her lute 'Ghicle waa completely demolished. Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Tetley have Following tho bottle-making movie, band, are five daughters, Virginia, homo after which church services The eleven-yenr-old youth waa rented the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. a film on the making of lenses was Joanna, Viola, Ruth, and Grace, all A. Kingabury. The Klngsburys have shown. living at home. Also surviving are will be conducted at tho Colt'B Neclc rUBhed to tho Rlvervlew hospital moved to Philadelphia, where Mr. Reformed church at two o'clock. where he was treated for a lacera- A grass fire In Hartshorne woods three sisters, Mrs. Anna R. Snow of Rev. Frank H. Huff of Marlboro will tion of hla right kneo and n cut lip. Klngfibury is employed. Hawthorne, Mrs. Grace R. MacMul- Tho River Plaza Woman's club wns put out Friday night by the officiate. Interment: tn charge ot ilr. yonks was also .wit and badly firemen, Hn and Mrs. Marlbah Wilson of Phil- Funeral Director William H. Free- bruised. The youth returned to his will hold Its regular buainess meet- adelphia, and two brothers Howard ing at the homo of Mrs. Charles Hilda Goodman and Bertram Llnz- man of Freehold will be made In home yesterday. mayer aro confined to their homes B. and. LeBlle Roop, both of Leon- the Colt's Neck cemetery. Thompson tonight. Tomorrow they ardo. will hold a rummage sale at 74 Mon- with measles. Mrs. Henry Carney entertained a Interment was made In Bayvlew mouth street, Red Bank. Saturday Patrick 0. KtlcuUen Fair Haven News. night the installation of OHICLTS will numbnr of guests a£ a bridge party cemetery, Leonardo, under the su- aturday afternoon. pervision of Funeral Director of Navesink avenue, Mlddletown be held at the home of.Mrs. Vincent township, died last Saturday night at (Tho Rid Bank RugUtai on be bouithl Willis of Fair Haven. Thi!olnterior of the Foley cottage Charles Breeso of Eatontown. his home after u long illness. He i Fair Haven In tha itore of Harry Kur« on Stearns place is being redecorat- Pall bearers, all members of the .1. at Ye Gold Cedarj aod Irota Mr. Rlppe.) MISB Helen Hall of Boston has was 68 years old. been spending a two weeks' vaca- ed by Roy Smith. Eatontown fire department, were Mr. Kllcullen was born In Ireland Tho Fair Haven auxiliary of tho Oain tint hand knowledge about the Charles Lewis, Andrew J. Reid, Ed- tion with her elster and brother-in- responsibility at making funeral and came to thlB country fifty years Rivervlew hospital will hold Its law, Mr. and Mrs. William Stobo. ward Emmons, William Allgor, Ely ago. He was a retired carpenter. regular meeting Monday afternoon, ACCIDENT AT SHREWSBURY. menta, which In all likelihood may be your* Miller and Charles Heldt. May 13, at two o'clock, at the home .The Bridge club met at the home your old Besides his wife, Mrs. Sarah Jane 1 of Mrs. Benjamin Crate, Jr., last :it same period In your life. Consult xvi' McGHynn Kllcullen, he IB survived by Mra. John A. Chaunzy, president. Thursday afternoon. First prlza was Atlantlo Highlands Trio Injured In obligation. Charles Job Coley two daughters, Mrs. Clarence A. A rummage sale will be held Mon- won by Mrs. Crate. The heart award Early Morning Crash, of Wall street, died last Thursday Hamilton of New York and Mia, day morning, May 6, at ten o'clock, went to Mrs. Jame3 McPhee and the Three persons were Injured early night In Rivorvlew hospital of com- Walter Fisher of Newark; two aons, at the parish house. consolation prize to Mrs. August Mil- Saturday morning In a crash be- We Furnish National Caskets plications. He was 78 years old. . William Kllcullen of Bergen and A bunco party and dance will bo ler. The next meeting of the club tween two cars at the Intersection of Mr. Coley was born at Red Bank Thomas Kilcullen of Now York; and held Tuesday night, May 21, In Me- will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Broad street and Sycamore avenue, and was tho son of the late George a brother and sister, Michael Kllcul- chanics hall by tho Sons and Daugh- Clayton of Red Bank. Shrewsbury. . in our delightful and Susanna Coley, For many yeara len and Mrs. F, J. Wheeler of Scran- ;er« of Liberty lodge. ton, Pennsylvania. Mr. and MrB. Elwood Hendricks Sev Sorenson of Atlantlo High- FUNERAL DIRECTORS he was employed In the hardware Qustave Freiberg and family have and two sona were week-end visi- lands was driving north on Broad store on Went Front street con- Tho funeral was held Tuesday moved from River road to Willow tor* at Burlington. street when a car driven by John "OLD BABY" Frederic K. Adams, Mgr. ducted by the late J. Trafford Allen. morning at eight o'clock at his late street. Mclaughlin of Carton street, Rum- Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jennings of Mrs. John Morrison spent Saturday TELEPHONE 226 Mr. Coley was an exempt fireman home and at nine o'clock at the 1 at New York. son, came out of Sycamore avenue, and was a member of Reltof engine Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Flushing , Long Island, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hofmayer la spend- traveling east. PICTURE CONTEST 35 Front St. Red Bank, N. J company. He la survived by a sla- Help at Atlantic Highlands, where Mrs. Paul Nehr and Mr. and Mra. ing a few days with her daughter The Sorenson vehicle rammed tha Gome and sec pictures o{ your ter, Miss Suaa Coley, and three the rector, Rev. James J. Bulfln, cel- Wlllard Scull of Atlantlo City were and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael front left side of McLaughlin's car nieces, Mrs. Charles A. Mlnton, Mrs. ebrated a solemn high mass of re- week-end guests of Mr. and Mra. Holnrlch ot Bradley Beach. and did considerable damage, accord* friends and neighbors when Harry H. Clayton and MrB. WIHIaai quiem. Rev. Joaeph Donnelly was Lester England. Tho 1-5-8 Woman's Republican ing to reports given the police. Clayton, deacon and Rev. Leonard Cox was The Episcopal guild will hold a club will meet Monday night at the Charges wore made by the drivers ttcy were babies...on display. The funeral was hold Monday sub-deacon. Mrs. Alice MacDonough bunco party Friday night, May 31, at home of Mrs. Harold Morford at New against each other. The case was morning at nine o'clock at the fu- of, Red Bank was organist and solo- the parish houBG. Monmouth. dismissed by Recorder Elmer C. neral parlors of R. R. Mount & Son ist Burial, in charge of John B, John Hobrough of Fair Haven Mrs. Arthur Symington, who has Walnwright. at 135 West Front street and at ten Day of Red Bank, was in the family road Is unable to work as the result been in poor health, has returned Two other Atlantic Highlands o'clock at St. James' church, where plot In Mount Olivet cemetery. of a fall from a stepladdcr last week. homo from Poughkeepsle, where young men were in the Sorenson will be awarded for the assistant rector, Rev. Joseph His arm an! several ribs were in- Bhe spent three months with her sis- car. Thoy were Charles Huber, who tin cutest photographs Connelly, celebrated a requiem mass Edward Joseph Porter jured, but X-rays showed no broken ter. Her condition has Improved. received a broken nose, and Harvey The bearers, all nephews of Mr. of Kemp avenue, Pair Haven, died bones. There is a large painful swel- Bowtell, whose log "wag injured. Mr. Coley, wore George Coley of Brook- Monday afternoon at the Monmouth ling, however, at the elbow. Sorenson was cut on the face. Steinbach-Kresge Co. lyn and Ormond Minton, Michael Memorial hospital at Long Branch. The condition of Frank Heridrlck- Navesink News. Hynan, William Clayton and Alpysjus He underwent an operation-..Tues- son, who Is a patient at the Mon- ASBURY TAJIK and Eugene Keough of Red Bank. day of the previous week. He had mouth Memorial hospital at Long (The Red Bank Kegtstct can ba bcafrti _ Baer Coming to Long Branch. Members of tho Relief engine com- been In good health until a few day« Branch, Is about the same. In Nsveslnk finm William 5»nn at thi Max Bacr, who "Will train at An- postofllce building.) bury Park for his coming fight with pany attended the service In a body before he waa taken to the hospital, The Mcthodlot Ladles' Aid society The Rod Bank Register travel! and the company's truck was used Mr. Porter wa3 born 58 yeara ago will meet this afternoon at the home Tho Epworth league, will hold a James J. Braddock, has leased the over every street In town and every to convey tho flowors to the grave. in Mlddletown township and had of Mrs. Leon Little on Elver road. lunchbox sociable tomorrow night a summer homo of Mrs. Ernest Levy road In tho county. Let It carry youf Burial In charge of R. R. Mount been a resident of Fair Haven forty The Fair Haven Women's Demo- the fire house. It has been customary on Norwood avenue, Long Branch, message to those who live on th«»# * Son was In Christ church grave years. Surviving aro his wife; MrB. cratic club will hold a bunco party in Uie past for the women folks to opposite Shadow Lawn. thoroughfares.—Advertisement yard at Shrewsbury. Julia Porter, and four children, Mrs. How Long? James Ladlson and Viola, Edward T. Luther Doyce and Ralph Porter, who live at homo. Before you seriously consider any firm of of Eatontown died laBt Friday after- He also leaves two brothers and a funeral directors, determine first how long noon at his home on Lewis stroot sister, James Porter,. Sr., and Mrs. the firm haa been rendering satisfactory of complications. He was 88 years Michael Toomey of Rumson and , service to the people of the community. old. Robert Porter of Mlddletown town- For many years Mr. Boycewas em- ship. *Wfl say this becaiifta we sincerely bellevo ployed as a wheelwright at Eaton- The funeral was held this morn- that our record of nearly two decades of town and Red Bank. He was a mem ing at St. James's church with n. service to the people ot this community Is her of Columbia council, Junior solemn high mass of requiem. Burial the best possible proof that our service In Order, United American Mechanics by William H. Freeman was In desirable, and moderately priced. of Matawan, and Tccumseh tribe of Mount Olivet cemetery. Rod Men of Asbury Park. Mr. Boyco is survived by five ilieodore Morris, Jr., WORDEN FUNERAL HOME daughters, four eons and a sister. of Monument Park, Freehold, prom- STANDARD QUALITY MUTUAL His wife died last August. inent New York attorney and a ALBERT W. WORDEN. DIRECTOR. The funeral was hold Monday af- member of the Monmouth Battle Monument commission for a num- PHONE 55RE7D BAMK.N.J. ternoon, at two o'clock at his lato resi- rOMATOES 6OE.FRONT ST. dence, with Rov. Lewis M. Case, pas- ber of years, died Monday at Fltkln SPINACH tor of tho Eatontown Methodist hospital of pneumonia. Mr. Morris STORES church, officiating. Tho church choir a descendant of tho original sang two hymns, "Jesus, Lover of Schanck family of Freehold. 3-s?23e My Soul" and "Tho Old Rugged Services were held yesterday af- Cross." Tho bearers wero six menV ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his late bers of Tecumseh tribe of Red Men home with Rev. Dubola Morris of of Asbury Park, and last rites of New York, officiating. Interment BETTER VALUES "Regular jQow ^Prices that lodge were performed at the was mado In Maplowood cemetery, grave. Burial In charge ot R. R. Freehold, under the supervision of Funeral Director William H. Free- Cooking Chocolated *£10a man of Freehold. e Clix Crackers ED^™ . 2lt,..25 Thomas T. •*JMeat "Department Specials- FINB OUT WHAT'S INSIDE THE COILS BEFORE YOU BOY ANY REFRIGERATOR father of Harold Stout, well-known Social treats mm*umr Pk« 20« local tire dealer, died at hlg home IDEAL BRAND FRESH OREOON CHOICE GRADE at Dover last night of a genera! Herb-Ox Cubes B^ORC™™ .JO" break down. Mr. Stout suffered a Chesterfield mmm'&fJlM A GENUINE stroke five years ago and la thought PRUNES LEGS /LAMB to have suffered another one last N Comet White Rice . 2rv,,13o night Ttrxft r, jt/fey meat full of doMetoui (favor 50 2 if25c Saad iu and (opt from 5 pitkjjn for RJw Cooktr m LARGE SIZE Mr. Stout was born at Hazlet In Comtt We* Co, 190 rnntttn Sueat. New YaA Qlft' INSTALLED 1856. Prom there he moved to Holm- Unlit:* Ordinary Hain—Rtol Homt Qualify del where ho was engaged In ,23c NEW farming for more than thirty years. 1 Household 7\{ecessities He retired from farming about ten PRUDENCE,!" HASH PRIME TOP AND BOTTOM 1935 MODEL years ago and later moved to Dover. He was a member of the Amorlcan No. 2* SUPER SUDS '. 18c Mechanics. 23c Win • Packard ! Writ* 100 wordi or lilt whj A MORE BEAUTIFUL, CONVENIENT, can ROUND ROAST rtra tlltt Sup.r Sudi. and mail «rlih 1 I if*, or 2 ffcuneur Services will be arranged today and M»JJ p§ckif* lop* co Super Sud». Jtnmf Qxf, N. J J SUKR.SAFE REFRIGERATOR ECONOMICAL, ALMOST 5 CUBIC FEET burial will bo mado in the family COMET BROWN Cot from young, corn-fed ifteri. Tender and deiidout a plot in the South Keyport cemetery. OAKITEH 2*1* NET SUPER-SAFE REFRIGERATOR AT Charles T. Cubit, RICE FLAKES 00, former head chemist at tho state ib.35c Super Suds BUDS OF SOU- .m.n k 9° A MONEY-SAVING PRICE hospital at Marlboro, died Tuesday P g night at Eatontown, where ho had Octagon Soap Powder 2Pk«,9c made hla home for tho past two Legs or Rumps o/VeaL.iKm, > 25c The biggcat value on the market — a months. He was forced to retire SUNSHINE CHOCOLATE Octagon Laundry Soap 4nj,.,19« from his position about a year ago genuine new 1935 model Grunow large due to poor health. Palmolive Soap . . 3.w.l4e Ho was born at Hooslck Falls, DE LUXE ECLAIRS Fresh Chopped Beef s 29c enough for tho average family — not a New York, a member of a large fam- Cornell Scrub Brushes ..<>,15« ily. For 25 years ho was chief chem- lb. email undersizo and undcrpower refriger- ist of a largo Now York drug con- 23c Loin Lamb Roast CHOICE GRADE 25c SOn AS OtO UttN 2 roll, 15° corn. During that timo ho mado his ator. Uses Carrcne, the patented refriger- homo with tho late Robert Drum-' UNEEDA BAKERS' C. Houston CjOitdhi mond of Eatontown; Ho is tho last - tha »«l|.kn««n Iao4 •tuhoHlv. hto^ ant that is safe to smell or handle and surviving membor of his family. fudnf o*tr 9lt!ionWOR andoilM ibl FIG RINGS followini prodacil won't burn or explode. Carrcne makes Sorvlccs will be private at the homo of Mrs. Mary Jnno Dnimmond Boston Mackerel FRESH lb. 12c possible a simpler mechanism that oper- of Eatontown. Interment will be 23c Miracle Whip^^. £%."«' 15* mado in tho Presbyterian cemetery FRESH-CAUGHT BLUEFISH a . it. 13c ates on a vacuum system—no high pres- at Shrewsbury. OOLD MEDAL FRESH FILLET 'HADDOCK.,. , u,17c DOSCO mi iroooDRHK .* Imi.|u25'/ sures—freezes more ice faster and costs ThPfxlorn Arancp, LARGE CHOWDER CLAMS , .. do. 19c Junket Powder S* ^ II" 07, a former Eatontown business WHEATIES T far less to operate. Don't buy until you man and a member of the firm of nit—Shirley Temple Occailon Dull Mueller's Morris and Aranco, grocers, died —Fresh Fruits and Vegetables see this special value. Monday afternoon at three o'clock Rt (While tlit Sunsweet tho homo of hln daughter, Mrs. Ha o lupply lasts) ry Nowcomb of Brldgpton. •fcpkgJ. CaliforniaOiai'.ges,^ ,12 23c Mr. Aranco moved from Katon- town to RrldRcton about flvo yoars RIPE YELLOW BANANAS NO DOWN PAYMENT ago. Ilia body \vt\n brought Monday THIN-SKIN GRAPEFRUIT . night tn tho Clinrloa Urensii funeral parlor at Eatontown from whoio nor- FRESH TENDER PEAS 15c Per Day $4.50 Per Month vlcos will be held tills aftornnon nt two o'clock. Interment will bo mado TENDER CARROTS IAR«»UKCIM In Greonlawn coniotery. FRESH JERSEY SPINACH

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NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO "JOIN UP" —THE ONLY INITIATION FEE IS A RESOLVE to do your part —and the dues come back to you in personal dividends. RED BANK REGISTER RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2,1985. Twenfy-fKrti should offer a plan to remove the TBINMT CABD PAETT. Hunter, Miss Leonora Hodgdon, Mrs, George Chandler, Un. t*6n d» !• Mn. Frank Curtis Article On Scientif- weak ipota and eliminate the cor- Henry H. Classen, Mrs. Hmhel BtUMille, Mft. rrankt B. CuttU *«« rupt practices. If the present •ys- Many Persons Attend Affair Held by Blrdsall, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Mrs. Mrs. John Mortlion. Wins Eway P An Ideal 'Dream House' ic Banking System tetri affords an opportunity for fi- Woman's Guild Monday. nancial jugglery, the bankers them- More than eighty persons attended selves should aid In Its reformation he card party heldcby the Woman's Mtraber ol literature D«pvt< Newton D. Ailing of Red Bank and not leave it to theorists and guild of Trinity Episcopal church on mtnt of Woman'* Club Took Issue* en Interesting Pamphlet demagogues to feed the people with Monday afternoon. The parish house Part in State Conteit—T«lk on a Timely Subject—To Ap- pipe dreams and discontent. was tastefully decorated with spring Better Breakfasts on Life of John Audabon. colored festoons and potted tulips. pear Serially. (To Be Continued). Mrs. Samuel B. Cogglns was chair- At tne regular mooting of the lit- Newton D. Ailing, past president man and was assisted by members *rttur* department or the Red Bank if the American Institute of Bank- of the guild. Prizes were awarded Woman's club Friday afternoon Mm. Ing and at present the receiver of Eatontown Woman Dead. and refreshments served., Twenty Albert Llntienetruth reviewed tht the Broad Street National bank of Mrs. AgnoH Hcndricks, mother of tables wero in play. bflaK, "An Altar In the Fields." An Red Bank, has Issued an Interesting Mra. Myra Flint of Eatontown, died Those playing were Mrs. R. A. Interesting discussion followed the iooklet entitled "A Scientific Bank- suddenly this morning at the home 'ooper, Mrs. Harold Rlddlo, Mrs. rtvltw. Mm. Aige Klelten gave a ng SyBtem." It contains fourteen of her daughter on Tlnton avenue, Eugene Warden, Mr«. John H. review on the booka of the month. ages ot text matter, which includes Eatontown, Mr;*. Hendricks, former- White, Mrs. Robert Dean, Mrs. JB. MM, Hose* Chark, chairman of detailed Information regarding a ly ol New Ymk, moved to Eaton- J. Batchelar, Miss Julia Lltlliv Mrs. t»a department, gave a short talk on scientific banking system and sub-town nhnut a ynar ago. Services C. A. Bowen, Mra. James Wolcott, Sr. Mrs. Ralph B, Hicklos, Miss Ger- the Ufa of John Autlubon, famout mits a plan, together with other pro- have not >ct hern arranged, bird student and lovcf, atatlng that posals. trildc Spry, Mrs. Allan Frost, Mrs. out Of the 1,100 species of American The pamphlet Is no Interesting that Ralph Field, Mrs. Martha B. Papa, blrflu known today, Audubon had The Register feels that It can devote MIBB Alice E. Morford,.Miss Matilda lilted 474 and ho himself hud ee«n space for publishing same In Its en- Hendriclcson, Misa Elizabeth Scow- 3te In their natural habitats. The tirety aa a serial. The Introductory croft, Mrs. E. S. Allaire, Miss L. M. lBBth anniversary of his birthday chapter, "What It IS Necessary to Flannery, Mrs. John A. Chaunzy, w»» celebrated last week. Do," is presented herewith. Mrs. Charles Tt. Enjjlisn, Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs. C. \V. Humphrey. A letter from Mrs. Kmid S. Bay, Bankers should be classed with •Ute chairman ol literature and Mrs. Harrison Bance, Mrs. James drama, advised that Mrs. Frank Cur- financiers. Tho business of banking Clayton, Mrs. Frank S. Haviland, til, a member of the local literature should not be confused with that of Mrs. William S. Sherwood, Mra. P. department, had been awarded a financing. The banker receives the H. Johnson Mrs. P. B. Pov/ers, Mrn. prise for her essay submitted In the funds of others, agreeing to repay James Mattcnlec, Mrs. F. O. Wode- *Ut« oontest for original work. The on demand. He loans these funds to "He who w\a no care of little tilings house, Mrs. G. A. Stevens. subject of Mrs. Curtln's essay -wad others while itlll standing ready to mill not \wvt the cure of great ones.' Also, Mrs. Henry Gramann, Mrs. "The Revolt of the Revolted repay on demand te the original de- APRIL George Gramann, Mrs. Carl Bremer, Against." positor, thus actually creating new _• hiil ttonei kill 230 Mrs. Thomas Mead, Mrs. Allen Lindn- funds. These new funds, as well as natives In India, 1888. Mri, Chark announced that the ley, Mre. Maurlco Hcrzog, Mrs. Fred next meeting on May 24 will be the he old, are to all Intents and pur- Opper, Mra. George Howsill, Mra. H. poses money or currency. MAY last 6f,the season and that an at- ?Te J—Dutch buy ill of tyjtihs A. Hendrickson, Mrs. R%i_ J. Mun- tractive' program i« boing arranged. The financier, however, uses the «!' . uflHlandlor$24,1626. den, Mrs. CharleB L. Reeves, Mrs. Others present wero Mrs. Thbmai banker and his funds In his business Charles LeMalatre Mrs. H. D. Renne, OBODY mind! getting up on Cannti er Prtmni Jtyfs Voorhls, Mrs. John G. Follcr, Mrs, of financing the same as a merchant Mrs. Nina B. Hey, Mrs. Caroline a fine Spring morning—no- with Cretan or manufacturer does, by depositing 2-Coinue o! 20c tilvir plecn Turton, Mro. Edwin H. Hoyt, Mrs N body but those ot us who O«Wltt Seott, Mrs. William John- The Colonial bungalow pictured Cross-ventilation is provided for, discontinued, 1878. Flaked Certal stone, Mrs. Leon da la Heussiye, here would be a beautiful and cozy and there are closets In every room with him and borrowing from him, Harry Malchow, Mra. Guy Belcher, have been out late the fine Spring Scrambled Corn on fooif Mrs. A. P. Conklln, MIBS Edna home for any family. and another one in the hall. It Is the confusion in the publlo Mrs., A. J. Lotka, Mrs. \V. C. Long- night before. But since we hare a Jelly Mujfm> Coff— Moore, Mrs. Harry Morford, Mrs. Almost every person at one time The exterior o£ the house incorpor- mind ot these two very different '3—Braxil discovered by Port- street, Mra Warren Bookwalter, Mrs way of staying out these fine Scrambled Cam on. Tout; Dice) ugese Cabral, 1500. Spring nights, why not use a lit- Klehard S. Bloltnell and Mrs. John ot another has pictured in his mind's ates many subtle contrasts of ma- lines of business which Is leading to M, H. Young, Mrs. J. B: VanWagnon three slices ot bacon and try until eye just ouch a place—full of quiet confusion In legislative enaotments Mrs. B. W. Covert Mrs.Chnrles tfam- ..tie culinary persuasion? Here is crisp, but arold burnicg. It tha VanWagenen. terial textures, which, if regularly a breakfast that smells so good —»—•••. charm, a retreat from the hustle and kept up, by repairs and painting, will affecting banking. Laws are pro- mell, Mrs. William Curchln, MrB. bacon 1B very fat, pour off all but posed, and soinetlmea paBsed, in- I 4_Andrew Carnegie Kill W» George Robinson, Mrs. H. F. Thies- in the making'that^nly a dodder- two tablespoons of the hot drip- bustle of everyday life—in brief, a keep their charm Indefinitely. steel businesi, 1899. head could lie abed. Daughters Get home. In many cases It takes years to tended for the financier but aimed at meyer, Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. F. V. pings. Beat six eggs slightly, add There are alx rooms, a bath And find tho right plan, and to save for, the banker. The ultimate effect of Parker, Mrs. David Matthews. Mrs. And even a dodderhead could the contents of one No. 2 can ot 5—Marie Dressier eainf ««• A. W. Worden, Mrs. W. A. Patterson Red Bank Estate a garage, All the rooms are conven- build or buy a house of one's own such laws is frequently tho reverse dom in "Tillie't Night- remain inert only until the coffee creamy corn, three-fourths enp e£ ient to one another and are all on And yet, frequently, three four, even of what It waa intended, to be by Y4 roare," 1910. Mrs. Florence Sells, Mrs. K. B. Har began to percolate. If it is vacuum- milk and salt and pepper to taste. the one floor, something the efficient five years may go by without repairs their advocates. rle, Mrs. E. F. Brooks, Mrs. Ceci packed coffee, it smells like a Four into the hot bacon tat and Mr«. Mamie A. Laury of Red Bank Jones, Mrs. C. V. Chamberlain, MrB. cook very slowly, stirring con- executed her wiil In 1633, She left all housewife will appreciate. A hall sep- or rcfurblBhlngs of any description. The banker Increases the total 6—British destroy U. S. (orts million dollars because the flavor arates the bedrooms, with a bath There Is no true economy In such a »mi « Oswego. N. Y- 18H. William Woodward, Mrs. James Is fresh and the result, though in- stanUr, until creamy. Serre da of bit estate to her daughters, May- available funds or currency or de- expensive. Is priceless. Indeed. buttered toast This serves six. belle V. Gordon and Lillian S. convenient to each. ' procedure. posits, whatoTer one may call them, Boeckel, and she named them aB ex- by his operations, and the financier Mutrioea of the will. uses those funds in hla operation! The will of Evan F. Jones of Victim Of Illegal New Corporation To The fact that some Individuals have Shrewsbury was executed in 1808. He In the recent past been both banker directed that his wlfa should receive Operation Succumbs Operate Beach Club and financier 18 unfortunate, but It J6.00* In cash, also tho Inccoio from does not mean that banking and all the rest of hla'estate as long aa Mra. Amalia Cantallce, wife of Vin- Incorporation papers have been financing arc the same. •be lives. After her death the will DAVIDSON BROS. cent Cantalice of Catherlno utreet, tiled at Freehold by the Ship Ahoy It I* the separation of these two directed that the residue go to his died in Riverview hospital last Sat- corporation, with 280 shares of pre- functions of human endeavor which aiders, KHa Whltficld and D. Jones. urday night after a battle of nine ferred stock at $100 and 250 shares must be accomplished to do away Qeorg* W, Evan*, who died a short Weeks against death, following an il- of common stock having no par with violent cyclical changes. For time ago at hi* home at Chapel Hill, legal operation allegedly performed value. Holders of common stock they can be done away with. Unless 45 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. jna4«Tils will In 1833. The will be- by Dr. William 8. Parks, Asbury Hated aro Eldon C. Prcsly of Long there Is some outside Influence, there I quaathed his entire estato to his wife, Park Negro physician, who 1B nowBranch 100 shares and William R. is rio reason why production and j Klma B..BvBi>e, jor her life time. At- awaiting trial on fire cliorgns, one of Blohsle and Herbert C. McClees ot consumption shnuM not, through a QUALITY PLUS SERVICE tar her death the residue Is to gq to them concerning the local woman. Red Bank 75 shares each. their oblldren. Perolval H. Evans, process of natural compensation, Mrs. Cantalloe was twenty years Tho Kcgloter understands that the tend to remain about equal and thus Emma H. Codper and George W. old. She waa born at Red Bank and corporation will oporate a beach Evans, Jr, The will named the three lead to a steady industrial (low year had UVed here all her life. She wasclub In ths North Beach section of after year. 2 PHONES—NO WAITING. children an executors. the daughter ot Louts and the late Sea Bright. Negotiations have been WlUlam S. Sanford of Eatontown What Is that outside Influence? It PHONES: 3262 or 3263. Klvlra Maizucoa. Besides hvr father under way for tho purchase of a Is simple enough to find as it Is in- FREE DELIVERY. in a will whloh he executed lant May and husband, she Is survived by a rcBidcncc on the west eldo of Ocean left all o£ hit estate to May F. Londo herent in our present banking sys- young daughter, Marie; a brother, avenue for a club house. Bath tem. It is tha tendency of loans and and he named n«r aa executrix. Ralph Mnzzucca of Bod Bank, and houses will ha erected on the beach' Bronoon P. Butlor, a former well deposits to Increase during certain two ilsteri, Un. Helen Oatta nnd front. periods of increased activity. The in- known resident of Holmdel, who re-MISB Julia Mazzucca, both of Red cently died at Keyport, made his will creasing loans and deposits supply Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials Bank. more funds for spending, produce, !e«t June, Ho left a, mahogany desk The funeral was held yesterday MANY RENTALS REPORTED. to ht» nephew, Charles M. Butler. All more activity, and so on In an In- morning at nine o'clock at her late creaalng crescendo until excessive the rest of his estata was bequeathed residence and at ten o'clock at St. Milton Berk Real Estate Agcuov Cloverbloom to his wife, Emms, B. Butler. Ho ap- Busy During tho Past Week. activity results In excessively high Anthony's church where tho rector, prices, otherwise known as a boom. Evaporated Milk PEAS CORN pointed F. Palmer Armstrong execu- Rov, Nicholas Soriano, celebrated a. The Milton Berk real estate agency Borden's— St. Charles SWEET tor of the will. What is" the remedy? Take the high requiem mass. Tho church haa reported the following rentals BUTTER TAIX CANS Groat Northern Brand. Fancy Golden Bantam Mr«. Ethel M. Thorpe of Ocean choir chanted tho mass with Miss during tho past weak:' financing business out of banking. Grove inade her will In 1031. She Marie Marasclo at the organ and Five-room Spanish bungalow on Separate the Investment business C C Mt a property at Ocean Grovo to Miss Mildred LaManna was tho solo- Silverton avonue, Foxwood Park, from the banking business. To do $ cans QCfC her husband, George F. Terr!]]. All ist. owned by Miss Molly Picone, to Mrs. this we must cut deep. We must not the rest of her estate was left to her only remove the marketing of in- 5 33 2 - 25 The bearers were tho Misses Chris- Elizabeth Brooks. daughter, Gladys D. Thorpo. She tine Barberlo, Millie and Rono inna- Six-room house on tho corner of vestments, whit-'ji Is financing, from named her husband as executor of celll, Ann and Angelina. Garruto and Harding road and Horace place, the etrlctly ba^'^jjig business, but wo the will. Mildred LaManna. Burial, In charge owned by Mrs. William Hance of must so educate'the people that they RAISINS APRICOTS Mrs. Carrie K. Rooa of AUenwood of the Worden funeral home, was in Maple avonue, to John Holiday, a will not confuse their own invest- PEARS Oregon Prunes ment buslnoes with their banking Bountiful Brand—Largest Cam executed her will last January. All Mount Olivet cemetery, where Father proprietor of tho City bakery on -.ARTLETT—Largest Cans TETER FAN—Seedless of her estate, Including a farm of B8 Soriano gave the absolution ami led Broad street. business. This will be unfolded later, aores, was bequeathed to her son,the prayers. but along this line let us see what C Half of the double house on thi has been happening in the past. C Robert G. Roos. and ho was named corner of Harding road and Hudson C as axeoutor of the will. We have had periods of inflation $ — /Tile COUNTY PET SHOW. avenue, owned by R. D. Schallcr of 3" 35 George H. Klrby of Upper Freohold Sea Bright, to Mrs. Perry of of deposits which have been brought 3»" 23 2 - 39 township named hla wife, Carrie M. Shrewsbury. about principally by banks loaning Klrby, as «o!e beneficiary Jn hl« will. Event to Be Held June 1 and 2 on against securities; that has resulted Hrookdale Farm. Half of a double house at 192 Ber- HEINZ HEINZ Mm. Bertha Edwards of Long gen place, owned by John S. Apple- In security prices going up. During Corned Beef CODHSH Branch executed her will In 1029. She Plant are progressing for the pet pate, to Frank Miller, proprietor of that period the financiers, the so- BAKED BEANS CIDER VINEGAR left all of hor estato to her husband, called investment bankers, were show to be given Saturday and Sun-the Miller hardware store on West ANGLO Brand GORTON'S Shredded Largest Cans Spencer Edwards, and she named day, June 1 and 2, by Shrewsbury Front street. busy producing and selling securities Fts. A bottles JAC him as executor of tho will. post of the American legion of Red Han of a double house at 232 at high prices. The astute ones, after Bank and the Monmouth county Or- Maple avenue, owned by Fred WI unloading, sat back and waited for p C Patients At The ganisation for-Soclal Service, through koff, to Frank E. Ferguson of Had the reaction which was bound ta qts. A bottles AW the courtesy of Mrs. Lewis S. Thomp- Bank. come when prices would go down, 2 29' 2 19 2 29' production would slow down, and Riverview Hospital son at Brookdale farm at Llncroft. Six-room house on Broad street, Each afternoon the show will be unemployment go up. COFFEE Shrewsbury, dwned by Mrs. Kather- GULDEN'S from halt-past one until five o'clock. Ine Dolan of Shrewsbury, to-Arthur Wo might liken the Increasing credit CATSUP MARMALADE DILL PICKLES Davidson Rojal Cup Joe Grlllon of Riverside Drive, Full Qt Any type of pet may be entered Kent. Mrs. Dolan Will occupy the structure to a huge sponge which Puro Tomnto GOLD CREST Brand c gardener for George M. Bodman, MUSTARD 1-lb. Jars Fancy Quality haa had hie right Index finger am- and there will be three prlzei in each bungalow in the rear. would gradually suck up tho earn- large Bottle 2-49 putated, He caught his finger In a general class. Also there will be Herbert K. Schild, who maintains ings and savings of the average man -| -fl ° bottle three prtae* for performance and for and then, when the sponge was C Hnnlt« 09* lawn mower while at work. a milk business at Red Bank, has Con Walter Stansltl of Keyport was ad- tho best pets. Pedigrees and costs leased a portion,of the premises of squeezed, it would bo transferred 2*25 ir <- IT mitted Sunday as a medical patient. will not be considered. The co- the foraier TUton dairy plant at over into another compartment and Hoynl Stng O OTo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grlawold of chairmen will bo Councilman James Shrewsbury, through receivers for tho earnings and savings * of the COCOANUT Chase &; Sanborn Matawan are tho parents of a daugh- S. Parkes, representing the legion, United States dairy products corpo: averago man would go with it. It Swansclown CAMAY BNEEDA BAKER'S ter born early Friday morning. and County Adjustor John L. Mont- atlon of Philadelphia. was not quite as raw aa that, but BAKER'S Dated Coffee FIG RINGS gomery, representing the social ser- that plcturo fairly well represents :AKE FLOUR SOAP John A. Peer of Church street, vice organization. The "family pack" MOIST In Dag DpllrlouH, Oven-Fresh Keyport, was admitted Thursday af- what has been taking place, and to class will bo a special feature. Four "SECRET OF SUCCESS." the average man, who does not un- l Special 1 ternoon aa a surgical patient. or more pets must be entered In this Algle Dillard of Shrewsbury ave- derstand the process, ft Is a source 27° ** 2 - 23 class and each member ot the fam-Newly Organized Club Met at Homi of wrath and desire to wreck things. 5 ••' 24 21" •••• nue received a laceration of hla fore- ily will be required to walk with a head Tuesday night when hla head of Mildred Covert of Eatontmvn. Now we want to set up a banking different pet. The prize will be system that will not foster any suoh •truck tho windshield ot his car. swarded to the family having tho Tho regular mooting of the "Secret Miss EUiabeth Zelglnr of Rumson of Success" club waa hold last nigh conditions and that Is the purpose largest and moat Interesting group of thia little brochure Mind you, I road. Little Silver, and Mrs. Mary of pets. Entry blanks may be ob- at tho homo of Miss Mildred Cover Phillips ot Rector place, were ad- tained at the headquarters of tho so-of Monmouth Park, Eatontown, with am not blaming any men or aet of men, but it la tho functioning of the VISIT OUR NEW FLOWER DEPARTMENT mitted Tuesday aa surgical patient*. cial service organization at 131 Peal President Charles , Boker presiding. Mr«. Amanda Dougherty of Fair street. Plans woro discussed for a bunco present system which la at fault. Haven and Charles Hoot of Irving party to bo held In tho near future Few bankers have really sensed the plaoe were admitted Tuesday as med- Applications for membership an situation. Most of them have boon ical patients. TARTY FOB AUXILIARY. now being accepted. Only couple caught In It themselves, thereby dis- are preferred. MIBB Loutso Repp- playing their Innocence, If not their FRESH FRUIT arid VEGETABLE SPECIALS ENTERS BISTEBHOOD. Flans Made by Elks Auxiliary at hard, 41 Mechanic strcot, Red Bank, ignorance. Meeting iMt Night. will receive application. Tho n«x Few people reajlza that nine-tenths FLORIDA Grapefruit FL-OKIIM FANCY HIFF. SUN rust Mary Hoclio ot lied Bank a Nqjdtl- At'laet night's meeting of thoXilka meeting will bo held Wednesday of our vaunted prosperity la duo to Pineapples. ate of Sisters ol Mercy. * night, May 8, at tho home of Carl credit Inflation built up by our bank- ORANGES Medium Sltn ORANGES LEMONS auxiliary at lie Klko home, with Medium Sim MlM Mary Roche, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Walter B. Connor presiding, Munch of Spring street. ing system during the past one I'.itrn Largfl fil?" Medium 61i« and Mrs. Lawrence Roche of H«d plana were made for a parly to be Other officers present wero Jame hundred years. If the country had sdn •f P9t'' si don. Bank, waa one of eight novitiates given by the officers for the mem-Dolg vice president and Loultu remained on a hard money basis 45° " 7-25" 15 - 25'; 2-25' received Into tho Order of Slaters of bers of the auxiliary next Wednes- Ropphard, sooretary and treasurer, durliig that period, that Is, dono all Tho ontortalnmcnt committee, con- Mercy Tueidny aftornoon at St. Jo- day night at the home of Mrs. Con- trading with coin, a much smaller FANCY NEW FRK8H FUFSir seph's ehuroh at North PlalnfleM. nor, president of the auxiliary. slating of Mildred Covert, Car proportion of the business activity, FANCV FRESH HEW TEXAS' LIMA BEANS She, has taken the name of Slater Mrs. Richard McAllister was ap-Munch, Doris Marks, Bill Becltor am price increase and wago icale would ONIONS POTATOES c\uvonm\ Mary Jeremiah. • Tho young women pointed chairman of the entertain- Mrs. Charles Bolter, will be In charg- have come about. In short, there ASPARAGUS No. 1 Full Pods will go Into training for two and a ment committee, Mrs. William Bny- of tho bunco. would not have boon so much ap- Large Bundles Medium Size half years, after which they will der chairman ot the sunshine com- parent wealth made up of bank bal- € PEAS take their flnt vows. Three years L mittee and Mrs. Harry J. Qulnn FOUR MOTION NCTDRFA ances and security values. Afs>0 a bun. later they will tako tholr mini vows. chairman of the publicity committee. Tha high standard of living which 4 •-• 25 2 *- 25 2 •••• 19° Mlas Rocho la a graduate of the Rtd Cards were played af tor tho business Is enjoyed by wago earners owes 3 > 14° Bank Catholic high school. session. Colored Boy Scoutd Raising Money For Registration Fees. more to tho Increase of banking OI,I» The next meeting will be a social credit of tho country than it does to .IKRHKIT FKESH JJSRSISY JEHSKV GBKIliN FANGV .IEHSEY Itcthrothal Announced. maetlng May 18 and the hostesses Four feature motion pictures will protection or any other cause. The POTATOES will be Mra. Harry Qulnn nml Mrs.be presented at the A. M. US. Zlon recession of that credit naturally RHUBARB SPINACH Richard A. Leonard of Fair Haven church on Shrewobury avenue Fri- ONIONS Watercress Vtway Main* John Ramsey. destroys what it created. It pulls Large Bunchm WASHED Cirnrn Mountain announoeH tlio engagement of hie day evening. May 10, for the colored from under the people's foot, so to daughter, AnniSM., to Bernard Alex- Boy Scout troop No. 12, who will speak, the very ground on which pro a bun. f)f|O « Iwkt, ander' of Trenton, son of Mr. and Bueceoful Church Supper. stage tho show for tlie bonoflt of rog- thoy are standing. In their agony bun c Mra. Loulft Alexander of Philadelphia, Approximately 300 persona attend- latratlon funds and for sending ot n and n-ago they look around for the 3 - 10 3 »25° v ""• io The wedding will tako place In June. ed the homecoming turkey supper scout to tho Washington Jamboree In cause of tholr trouble and any ahlb- —™ w t held last night by the Ladlei' aid August. boleth of any pled piper le good Chairman Collego Ceremonies. aooiety of the Llttlo Silver Metho- Tho pictures to bo shown Include, enough for them. Ml>* Catherine Jeffrey ot Rumnon, dUt Episcopal church. The proceeds, "Making .Good," "The Flnry Fire- What do the banker* do? They n. student at th« New Jersey college which amounted to $200, will go to- man," "RanadiTH. Pacific Ontaway," shiver In their tents and wait for for Women at New Brunswick, h»s wnrfls the benefit of the church. Mra, "How Canada Mints Its Coinage" the next bolt to strike. Instead of We Also Carry a Full Line of Wines and Liquors been elected chairman of the 1038John Gallagher waa general chair «nri a phort cartoon. Scoutmaster which they ehould face the munlo parent*'day fleramonlea. maj»«e*»«ftU» Is*»o FoMman will be in ehargt, Wa4 ««t their hous. la onter. Tta»y RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2± 1935.

THE SYLVAM FOBtJM. On Sunday, Juo* S, Judg« Ruther- Boxing Finals RumsohA.C.Win8 Kaiser's Horses ford gnd hi, followers will hold . Kentucky Kunnels -By Pap Two Htec&njp Arranged to Take publlo nllgioui meeting t th* a Win AtNew York Race There Nut Month, forum. Mr. McCampbell Is bavins a Staged Tonight Over Quad Batters number of improvement! made to Ths IJncroft »table», owned by A meatlng In the Interest of the tht forum. He atates that any or- Four Semi Final Bouts Work In- Walt Koneiki Scored a Shutout Louis Kaiser Is creating attention at Towniond old ag» pension plan will ganisation, club or noclety m»y ua« in the Opening Game—Win tho big' horse ehows. be held Sunday, June 2, at Assembly- it freo of charge. The Caledonian so- to Finals—Wrestling Gets Un- Hackney ponies are at preient time man Theron McCampbell's Sylvan ciety la planning1 to have lt» annual derway— Prayer Given for 3-0—Mayor Van R. Halsey being trained under Jimmy Doyle for Forum «t Holmdel, under the direc- reunion there, as It has done for lev- Towes Out First Ball. the Atlantlo City show to ba held tion of Addlson U. Moore, editor of oral eeasona past. Young Sutphin. about the middle of this month. the New Eigypt Press and utato or- A mixed program of boxing and Two battling baseball nine claibfi Sunday two jladdle horses under ganizer of the Townsend campaign. It paya to advertise In The Register. wrestling wan staged at the Bed at Taller'fl field at Bumson Sunda; the handling of Earl Teater returned Bank high school gymnasiuai Friday afternoon after Mayor Van R. Hal from the New York and Brooklyn night when four seml-flnal bouts of Bey tossed In the first ball to starl Hiding club shows with nine blue boxing worked themselves into the the 1035 baseball season of the seail ribbons and two seconds. Winning finals and ten first round wrestling pro Rumson A. C,baseball nine, wh( Ways, an eight-year-old, copped the bouts got underway. scored a shut-out victory over thi championship at both shows. Rising Preparations have been .made for Red Bank Quadrangle club, thi Tide captured two bluo ribbons and Uu boating finals, which will be held score being 3-0. two eecond places out of ti»o oev- A one run lead was held by th eral classes in which the Kaiaor Citarella's Market tonight under tho department ot phy- sical education. Medals will be Rumsonltcs for Uiu flrat seven nnd saddle horses -were shown. 73 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 942. awarded through Tetley's Sport shop. half innings when in the openln Tuesday morning a number of The bouts will get underway at eight inning ,a single by Rankin followe horses with Walter Garrison, vet- Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday! o'clock. with a double by Hymie Walling am eran trainer In charge, left lor the Friday night in the first boxing fielder's choice for Ned Mac- suaomer campaign. Their first stop bout of the evening, Herman Canonic Laughiin scored Rankin. will "be at tho Goahen track, after Fresh Killed Fowl . . . . 2! In a Blugglng contest defeated Erni A nip and tuck battle of pop file which they will leave for the three- Krahnert after a three-round decision and ground-outs featured the gam day, event at Langhorne, Pennsyl- I Smoked Hams (ARMOUBS STAR) 21 was rendered by Judges Gil Dahlgren up until the last half of tho eighth vania, over Decoration day. Later and Marty Dwyer. Although taking when Chet Ebie allowed Manage they will leave for Hamburgh and severe punishment .throughout the Blsh Carhart a pass. A single b; then back to tho Goohen track whore Fresh Chopped Beef . ! , 1! battle young Krahnert walked from Rankin sent Carhart on to second Cot. W/uw Tooto ctweaE they will partake In the six-day pro- th« ring with a smile on his face. Be- after which a long driva to center OP THE KEMTUCKV 0686/ grant at tho Goshen Grand Circuit Top Sirloin Roast . . . 3! ing practically floored in the opening field was dropped, scoring the sec- JlJ I89O- AAJD meeting scheduled from AugU3t 12 to round by the haymakers given by ond run. Rankin tallied the third 17 Inclusive. Znd AND Canonlco, the former was saved by and final run wh?n Waskie Swce Horses which were taken by Mr. Rib Roast < s^'ows) # 3 ths bell, but willingly came back in singled to left field. . Garrison for his campaign season in- Walt Koneski, twirling for the ' tho second and third rounds. clude American Hanover: , holder of Legs of Lamb (GENUINE SPRING) 2! A onfwninute extra round decision Rumsonites, whiffed seven, while a record for 2:03 )i, Lydla Hanover, waa awarded Johnny Summonte in Chet Ebie, vet pitcher for the Quads, three-year-old, holder of a two year ths 127-pound class when he out- nipped the A. C. batters for fom record of 2:11, Baronesg, two-year- U. S. G. GROCERIES ! pointed Ralph Matthews in the extra strikeouts, Rankin, Walling and old record holder of 2:08.. Also Irish 2 phgt 23c round.. In tie main bout of the even- Swcel were high batters of the af- Poly, Miaa Evadale, Leander, Irene Force Cereal ing Harry VanNote won a .three- ternoon when they each pounded Vola and Clear Profit. round decision over Danny DeLuce Ebie for two hits. Today three saddle horses will ap- Ovaltine . . small can J 1C in the, 150-pound class, putting Young The scores•' pear in the Newark ahow boing held VasNote in the finals. DeLuce, due RED BANK. In the Newark armory. The naddl* FLAGSTAFF O No. 2 cant 1 f\ to an injured right wrist, waa unable Higgins, it. . A1B R HPOA horses being exhibited by Earl to'exchange hard blows with his op- Carey, cf. 3 Teater will be Dangerous Lady. Win- Grapefruit Juice ••. ponent. Van l)orn. c. 1 AlacDonald, c. ... .- . . 3 ning "Ways and Rising Tide. FLAGSTAFF *% 8-01. cans 1 P The last bout of the evening fea- Dorn, cf. rf. *- 1 Tho hackney ponies which Mrs. tured two fighters who were elimin- P lnftatore, as, .-.. 4 Louis Kaiser drives are woll-traincd Ebie. r> 1 4 Crushed Pineapple . ated in previous bouts but were Forbes. If. : 4 for their opening meet in Atlantic > L cans &JC forced to come together in a three- rooms, 2b, 3 City about the middle of this month. round match in order to determine uller. 3b. ...- 3 Mr. Kaiser recently imported Har- Flagstaff Grapefruit th« finalist to fight Jim Bennett. orrar. lb 3 0 9 0 A1J ItlEbU Reicrtcd Vj Ttii'iisotUued veston Vina. She is showing much FREE DELIVERY This bout wa3 staged as the result 3 24 6 progress as a hackney pony under of the injury Forman Sutphin re- RUMSON. the training of Mr. Doyle. Other ceived when last Wednesday after- AB R H PO A BASEBAM, THIS SUNDAY. imported ponies which are expected rhart, cf. S .eonardo Club Is noon he was kicked by a horse, frac- Unkin. s 5 2 2 8 0 Horsemen On Edge to be in tho Atlantic City show in- turing his skull. Wall™. 3b 4 0 2 J 0 Games Scheduled To Be Played At clude Small Pair, Magic Model, Har- Red Bank and Vicinity. A short prayer was given by Prin- MacLaughlin, 2b. 4 0 0 3 1 Again Victorious For The Derby bor Queen Bpe, Talke Sunshine, Julia "ONE LOOK AT MY COLLECTION 5weel. c. .. _ _. 3 0 2 7 1 cipal Harry Sieber for the young iammon. ]/. , 4 0 0 2 0 The following games are sched- Sulkworth, Wcnesloydalo and Sun- fighter. Cook, 1b 3 0 19 1 They Won Their Second Suc- uled to be played this Sunday after- C V. Whitney's Today of Brook- rise. The bout after going two extra Desmond, rf 4 0 10 0 noon on fields in this section: Koneski. p ~ 4 0 0 0 1 cessive Game by Defeating rounds was awarded to Alfred Ralph, dale Farm Receiving Strong OF BLOW-OUT SNOTS AND YOU'D Fair Haven Roblna vs. Red Bank Quad- MILK FUND BENEFIT. who. managed to enae in several extra 34 3 a 27 10 the Long Island Wyandottes ruple club at Littls Silver. Play—Plat Eye of Green Sta- round punches to win hi3 victory. Score by inning-s: by the Score of 10 to 2. Rumson athletic club VB. Navenink field >d Dank 00000000 0—0 club on Tailcr'a Held at Rumson. bles Also Rated High. School ChliarenCollect $30 Selling Ten amateur wrestling bouts were Red Rank Colored Giants vs. Jersey Taper Flowers. bumson 100000(12 z—3 The Leonardo Field club had lit- NEVER GAMBLE ON TIRES' staged in which a variety of grips City 1 Klowns on Milcn field. Newma Lovers of horso racing will have Summary: Errors - Carer. Wallinp 3. tle trouble Sunday afternoon on their and falls exhibited the slogan of the wo-baaoba e hits—WallinKhiK. Double play— Sprinps road. their minds centered Saturday on The paper flowers sold Saturday p home grounds in disposing of the Fort Monmouth vs. I.oni: Branch fire by school children of Fair Haven and Says A. 3. Sarno, Staff school bouts, "A sound rnind in a 'incatore to Mullerl , Gro ms FForrar, department nt hong Branch. Churchill Downs, Louisville,. Ken- sound body." ^koneskii e t o CooCkk t oW Wallingl i . Struck out Staten Island AVyandottes by the Rumson netted tho Humson Parent- —By Ebie i. by Koneski 1. First on halls Leonardo field ciub VB. Jensen field club tucky, for the 61st running of the Photographer, Interna- The summary: score of 10 to 2, to register their of Newark on Middletown high school Kentucky derby for & purse of Teacher association over $30, which —By Ebie 2. Hit by pitcher (Ebiel pu-eel second victory of the season. Kovel- field at Leonardo. 115-pound class—Ernest Wadley won and Carhart. _ $40,000 added. Many Red Bannkcrs will go Into tho milk fund. All the tional News Pltotoa, Inc. fisky was again on the mound for Royal athletic club of Fair Haven .. Din Jim Harrison, Tvno was pinned in a Oliver Byrona, Jr,, of Lous Branch at Fair and other Monniouth county res- returns are not yet in. Tho commit- double arm lock in two minutes and thirty the clubbers and he held the visi- Haven. • •conds. idents will view this annual classls tee in charge consisted of Mrs. Lyall "TF YOU think blow-out accidents tors to ten scattered blow3, getting BclToH Bed Sol vs. Eatontown Alertf R. Enstlce chairman, Mra. Edwin 115-pound dais—Max Brittn, colored, Navesink Loses nt Bclford. aa thoro is groat interest in the en- X don't happen altogether too on a time advantage of one minute and 35 In trouble only once, in the fourth tries of the two local racing stables, Champlln, Mrs, Raymond Mr.airr, •eoonds. won over Harry Boskey. inning, when the Staten Islanders Greentreo and Brookdale, operated Mrs. Edwin Farrier, Mrs. Albert often, you ought to take a look at 126-pound class—Kfnneth Thompson To Long Branch bunched four hits to register their sinned Frank Ivins with a half nelson in by C. V. Whitney and Mrs. Payno Niederer, Mrs, Ellsworth Ludlow, my collection of tragic Wow-out luc minutes. 2S seconds. two runs. He turned back eleven of Fair Haven Wins Whitney and C. V. Whitney. Mrs. D. Harold Karp, Mrs. Wnyne 'shots.' One minute you're sailing 125-pound class—Emery Wlncerter Field Club Defeated, 8 to 2, by tho enemy batsmen by the strike-out pinned Jo^n Ijaurino with a cradle hnld route. Strong play lias developed on C D. Cadwallador, Mra. William Mac- along smoothly. The next instant, in two minutes, 22 seconds. Ice Company Team Lait Sun- Opening Contest V. Whitney's Today of the Brookdale intosh and Mra. A. Lauber. without any warning, BANG I Your 136-poond class—Jack Morrow won a The home team scored two mark- stable, stouthearted son ot Which The children who sold flowers decision over Pat Sampoli -when be pinned day Afternoon—Home Run tire blows out—your car is snatched • r» a >. „ jma er11s1 mien maithel jlllliu&first r Inninguu« in , LUonC e in the the latter with a wriat lock and half nel- Robins Nose Out Long Branch Ono-Afternoon, winner of the Wood were June Walters, Virginia Cotton, son in one minute, 59 seconds. by tucker Hanien a Feature.: second and another in the third, and Memorial on Saturday. The easy Eurane Hellly, Lois King and Doris out of your control, and luclj dctsr-. 135-pound class.—Ralph Henderson drove Biondi out of the box in the Atlas Club, 7 to 6, in Eleven way the Healey trained star beat pinned Marshall Wolcott with an arm lock Thompson of Fair Haven and Bobby mines the rest. Believe me, I don't in three minutes, 25 seconds. nine, behind the steady pitching of 1 sixth with a stinging six-run assault Inning Garnet Last Sunday his rivals In tha Memorial •won him Lauber, Edith Champlin, Peggy want the boys taking pictures of my U5-poond class—Carl VauWinkle won Freddy Karrberg, who allowed but when the entire team went to bar, Afternoon. the support of ths rank and file of Champlln, Sarah Hyan, Nettlo Hai- 'last ride." That's why my car's equip- over Winfield Wainwright by a time ad- five widely scattered hits, blasted out Maxson of Leonardo turned in a the local racing fraternity. lanan, Belle Champlin, Marge Del- va&taffe • of one minute, nine seconds. snappy double play in the fifth ped with Goodrich Silvertowns." 115-pound class.—Robert Scott won over ar. 8 to 2 victory over the Navesink The Fair Haven Robins opened the Ploy waa so strong on the Whit- mar, Junior Peters, Dorothy Fallon, Phil Bailey when he pinned his opponent 'ield club last Sunday afternoon on stanza when he made a great run- season last Sunday afternoon by de- ney colt that Prank Shannon Is sure Anne Bannon, Doris McCue, Jane Don't you want to keep danger a vith an arm lock and half nelson in four ning catch of McCormick's hard feating the Atlas dub of Long to cut his price before the day IsPearsall, Janet Farrier, Juno Bow- minutes, *9 seconds, Memorial Park diamond at Atlantic smash and doubled Brown off first. stranger? Don't you want to ride 145-pound class—Harold Pollecek won Highlands. The Icemen collected a Branch, 7 to 6, In an eleven-inning out. Reports reaching Jamaica had man, -Jessie Macintosh, Marcella Then you'll know why Silvertown* over Besinal Wolcott on a time advantage Next Sunday the Field club will p)ay encounter. The Robins, though vic- the star shipping to Louisville in sat- on the safest tires you can buy? dozen hits off Joslin, five of which Macintosh, ; Eileen Karp, Carolyn also protect you from dangeroui of three minutes, one second. icro made by Schantz, Long Branch the Jensen Field club of Keyport at torious, were outbattcd, the colored isfactory condition. Ho will bo sent Cadwalladei 7 Bobby Enstlco, Janet Then get Silvertowns—the only "tail-spin" skids—why they giva Monday afternoon four semi-final Leonardo. The box score: lads making eleven hits, two more out on the Churchill Downs racing tire.in the world that gives you Irst baseman. Ensticc, Sarah Wolbnch, Margarot you months of extra "trouble-free" bouts in wrestling were held at which A home run by Tucker Hansen of WYANDOTTES. than the number garnered by Fair strip today for a short workout. • Ryan, Stanley Kerr, Clarcnco Van- Golden Ply blow-out protection. time the field of wrestlers worked AT! R HTO A E Haven. Trainer Tom J. Healey, one of the Brunt, Raymond McGirr, Charlotte mileage. Play safe. Put Goodrich themselves into the finals. Newton he Icemen, a triple by Schanz and 1 doubles by Seltzer and Torchla of Wenwatt _..-,.- 5 0 Manager Pete Egeland of ihe Bob- greatest horse: of the present McGirr and Grace McGirr of Rum- Go to your Goodrich dealer. See Silvertowns on all four wheels now. Tereian. who drew a bye In his first Long* Branch were the batting fca- Brown ins used Kerschner and Woods In age, does not _j to give Today son. the new Silvertowns. Notice the They cost no more than othet match, defeated Ralph Sacco with a McCormick the box. Williams, Frost, Taylor and any long: trials iefore starting time scissor hold and arm lock in three urea of the game. Poor Infieldin? j LVv extra-thick husky-clcatcd tread. standard tires! f the home boys was responsible j Mahoney _ _ Hobson alternated for Atlas. Leavy, of Saturday. The veteran feels the minutes 25 seconds, and Joe Harri- Donnelly 0 1 1 Barney Egeland and Madge each three-year-old received a good enough Ice Yachtsmen To Meet, ion in the 115-pound class downed !or three runs early in the game. 0 17 workout in the Memorial to put him Tho May meeting of the North and here's where you can buy Golden Ply Silvertowij.*> Biondi 0 3 2 made a pair of hits for the Robins, Bob Helm with a time advantage of he box score: one of Egreland's being a double. on edge for a winning effort in the Shrewsbury Ico Boat & Yacht club 15 seconds. NAVESINK FIELD CLUB. classic. will bo held at tho clubhouse tonight AB R H PO A E 37 2 10 24 Wilson's one hit was good for two at eight o'clock. It is very urgent In the 125-pound class Emery Win- H. Tully, 8b. 4 0 HELD CUJR. bases. Dandrldge of the Atlas nine, Aside from a few slow trials to HAROLD STOUTS Tire Store jerter won on a time advantage over Robertson, If. 4 1 AB B H PO A batting star of the game, made three keep the colt from filling up, he will that as many members attend as Kenneth Thompson in three minutes Mohr, rf 4 0 Egidio s3 1 11 1 0 1 possible In order that plans may be BED BANK Maxson. cf. 4 0 Smith 5 2 15 0 1 hits, ons a triple. K. Brown also of do little work for the next fow days. 115 WEST FBONT ST. Tel. 1742 25 seconds, after which Carl Van- Anderson, c 4 0 Ma-tson - 5 0 2 12 0 Long Branch, clouted out twoTrainer Bill Brennan feels certain formulated for the club representa- Winkle threw Ralph Henderson in J. Tully. 1b. 4 0 Conover - 5 2 2 10 0 bingles. The box score: Mr3. Payne Whitney's Plat Eye of tion at the community mass meet- GULF REFINING SERVICE STATION the 135-pound class with a scissor Fnhrer. 2b 1 0 Macintosh 6 1 2 8 0 1 Ing scheduled to be held at the Elks Hilf.ker. 2b .". 2 0 I.oh»en 2 I 0 12 0 0 FAIR HAVEN. the Greentrec stables will run his WEST FBONT ST. & MAPLE AVT... UED BANK ho!d and arm lock in two minutes Anthony, BX 3 1 Kovelesky J 6 12 13 0 AB R H PO A rivals into the ground In the classic. club Friday afternoon, May 24, in the fifty seconds. Jonlin. p. . 2 0 O'Sage '. 3 110 2 2 O. Egeland, 2b 6 He bases his opinion on the fact that interest of deepening tho channel of Final bouts have been arranged by Spann. p „ .' 1 0 Bayard. '. 4 J. J. J> _2 _0 I^ov y. , 6 tho T^orth Shrewsbury river. Lyons, p _ 0 0 D Egeland. lb. 6 Plat Eye is the only candidate who AfKletIc Directors Will Rinehart and 37 lb 12 27 9 4 WiWilsonl . IIff. has shouldered his weight over a Bill Sherwood for tonight. Medals to 33 J 6 27 Two-base hits—Donnelly. Egidio. Mac- Mndcc, 3b. . distance of ground. :y ; LONG BRANCH. intosh. Bnyord. lilts off Biondi—H in Golden, cf. . '&'&v «>S«;-:?' Witt: the winners and runners-up will be 6 2-3 inninits, McCormicK 1 in 2 1-3 ln- MacFheroon. Ki " iS-:;. -Vi;X\ %jt&i awarded following the matches by AB R H PO A B ISfi >eltier. If 4 o o nincs. Struk out—By Biondi 3, MCor- Ferry, rf. ..rf. . .. _. fillPi Tetley's sport department. Toyne, 2b 6 0 o mick 2, Koveleflky 11. Uanses on ballg— IMnsky. c. ... BEBEKAH BUNCO. fillip omaine, 3b. 1 o Off Biondi 2. McCormick 2. Kovclcsky 1. Flerkner. c. M '>?"•! %$&'• The final pairings: f . SitSmithh . Kerflfhner, r ; : orchin, cf 0 o Many Attend Card and Bunco Party ;: ;:;:;i'v^i::.s;::;i; ;S .;!• :;.-;.:-;.:-:4:Vv:' WRESTLING. Double lday—Maxs Woods, p. . Idn&en, ns • :'••• •:•'•':;••''• ",::-:'•'>'•:•: '.y-f'..•:'.•'.-:':'\;:'I\ Hi 115-Pound class—Joe Harrison vs. Max lohani, lb — 1 o Staged Tuesday by Navesink Lodge. : : Brito. V. Karrberff, c o o IT T 9 S3 10 . ' it^% k tt^ T -'''' li^r'"' ' fl 125-Pound class—Newton Terzlan vs. liorsen, rf - Local Racquetmen Under the auspices of the Nave- Emery WiiiKerter. LONG BRANCH. Him iiiirftm, rf sink Rebokah loilgo a successful wiiiii AB R It PO A 135-Pound class—Jack Morrow vs. Van ;••' "'!1:1:''"' . • * '.':'•'"• ••:•'• •"' •-'-''.' :'•• m f'Brien. rf card and bunco party waa held Tues- Winkle., Down Pennington K. nrwn. 3b S||sii5i:tffl;;? 145-Pound clasa—Scolt vs. Pollecek. . KarrberB. P Meade, rf day night in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. I S Dandrldpe, 88 ._ Unlimited clasE—Frank GaruUo ve. .•;;•;-'•;•.•.:•"•;•:;•••:-...:..-,, y S S 12 27 » 1 Staten. If Carrie Patterson was chairman, as- ••'"."•'•' :. '''^ •!":_ ;:!u;. Bah>h Schwartz- Score by innings: Surprisingly Strong Outfit Sent 0 1 sisted by Mrs. Delia Amos, Mrs. Iona / .. BOXING. •,OIIK llranch 03 0020 12 0—8 Hobfion, lb.. p. 13 • ••;;";;•.••.-•. •••'••;••••• ':..'••/ Out from Local School—Win Cook. Mra. Georgia Laweon and Miss ~y •*'::••••''•' 00-Pound cluss—Ben Nicosia va. John 'avcEink 0 0 0 2 0—2 Taylor, c!., p., 1 r, AneJIa Lamb. Prizes were awarded ••••••..• '•....;.•;•:- • •: ; Fiore. Errors—Vftlirer, Spabn, T. Hanaon. Two 4-1—Stanley Savage Drops W. Hrmvn, c. 0 5 % ill . luu-Ptuimi clnas—Melvin Mandello vs. 0 1 inEC hits—Soltzer. Torchia. Threc-ba^e Turner, c and refreshments Bcrved. r.;.:':r;—• ..JJ-i. '••' ' Ed Johnson. lit—Schanl. Home runs—Hanson. Double Only Match of Play. l-'ront. li 0 0 Those attending were Mrs, Arthur :;;,,-xv: ;„:: Jl 120-Pnuud drips—Herman Cananico vs. lay — Anthony to Tully. Strikeouts—Ry Willinm«. r 0 1 Emillo Summonte. pnnn I. by Jofllin 6. by Lyons 1. by Displaying a. surprisingly strong Boycc, Mrs. Suslo Johnson, Mrs. j.. 127-Pouml class—Mils Cartermto vs. larrberB 6. Ba«e3 on halls—Off Spnnn 1. outfit the Red Bank high school ten- tB 6 11*31 IS nn Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Owen John Summunte. : 133-Pound class—Charles Harrington IT .luslin 6. nla team traveled to Pennington prop •One out when winning run was scored. Raff, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley, ••'^•/•.?\v\ .• >V:'C vs. Laui'lo Luciwiino, school Saturday afternoon and set Score by innings: Mr. nnd Mrn. Walter Boyd, Mra. A. 142-Pound CIBBB—Alfred'Ralph vs. Jim Long Branch....0 023010000 0—6 Bennett. Big League Scout back tho prc-collcgians by a one-aid- Hoop, Mrs. E. Bennett, Mrs. McCor- *S ed score of '1-1. Fair Hnvcn 1 O0O01O10O 1—7 mick, Mrs. Georgia Lawson, Mrs. 0% 150-Pound. CUBB—liar y VanNotc vs. Errorn—O. EKeland. MacPherson, B. Harvey Stuvelli. Harold Berkowltz, No. 1 man for Rldlo, Mrn. William Noglow, Mrs. 160-lJ<"iml class—Jcli i BarWio v«. May Appear Here Ejjclnml. K. Brown. Two-base hlln—Wll- Koba Gettln. the Red and Gray squad, defeated Bon, B. Egeland, K. Brown 'I. Staten, Elizabeth Hoffman, Mrs. M. Olson, h GcttiB v*. Hey- Paul Krltchcll, well known scout Webster of Pennington 3-C, 6-1, 0-0. Thrce-liase lilt—Dandrldae, Sacrifice!*— Mr. and MrB. f), Stovens, Mrs. Ella Unlimited class—Nirii ockner. O. Eceland. Double play*—-Wil- wood itawllnjs. _ for the New York Yankees, has been After losing the first set, Berkowltz imfl to Jeffries. Strike-outa—By Kerach- Klotzin, Mrs. P. Ottlnger, Mrs. Delia invited to attend the baseball meet- came back with remarkable stead- ,.jr 6, by WoodB 8, by Front fi. Ilnnes on Amos, Mias Pauline Bock, Mra. B. i Recreation Bowlers ing to be held In the auditorium of iness and accuracy In hia slams' and bulls—Oft Kernchner 8. off Wooil» 1, offBranch, Mrs. Hlltbrunncr, Mrs. Gus 1 drives to win the. last two seta. In Fro«t 2. oft Williams 2, oil Tfijlor 2. oft 'thn Ecci Bank Catholic high school Itobson 3. Hit by pltrher—By Froit (Wil- Ornbcrg, Minn Mildred Bock, Mrs. * In Roll-Off Series Hroad street on Friday night, making this co^io back he allowed son), by Kerachnef (Dandridge). Umpire Iona Cook, Mrs, Shaffer, E, B, Ivlns, May 10, hia opponent but one game. —Johnaon. Clarence E. Beck, Mra. Barbara Ninety-one members of the Red in' fillicinl American League mo- Tho local high school's No. 2 man, Hc-yer, Mrs. Betty Kngland, Charlea LAFAYETTE *580 Bank Recreation bowling league will i picture, "Play Ball," with Babe Stanley .Savage, lost his match to Bunk, Mrs. Carrlo Patterson, Mra. compete tonight and tomorrow in a Ruth in a featured role, will he Hchnll G-3, 6-1!, c'ving the Penning- Red Bank Marksmen Ether Cnddlck, Mr. nnd Mm. Frank roll-off for Individual honors. The shown. Rev. Dr. John B. McClos- ton boys their only win. In the third Win Opening Match HOUPC and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dlck- matches will be played.nt Recreation key, ivctor of St. JamfiB church and nlnglcll s encounter Fred Williamson mmt. StfC^ PERFORMANCE (in ardent baseball fan, will speak. took Compton of hall on Newman Springs road nnd the p Penningtog n with Tho crack Ilcd Bank police plutnl winners will receive prizes donated The meeting will be held under the ease, scorini g a win off 6-060 ,0 0-33. auspices of tho Monmouth County team opened tho season Monday af- HOCKEY MATCH. LaFayctte gives you eighty horecpower and eighty miles Nearly 16 ft. long—5 ft. wide at by local merchants. The first doubles event went to the ternoon by defeating the Noptun? The management of the alleys Athletic association, of which Joseph Itcd and Gray siiuad when Haloid an hour at low engine speed. Fast, nimble, responsive— rear tread. LaFayette i3 actually t. Bennett is president. pollco team at Neptune;. The local Shrewsbury FM<1 Hockey Club To has offered a Pl3«e ,of ten dollars Berkowltz and Fred Williamson marksmen collected 1,408 points, Croas Mullets With FlnVnfteld. and built for the smooth, quiet long-life you expect only 1' wider, within 2H" of average Others who have offered prizes arc Krltch;:ll is now out weBt seeking battled for two and a half hours to talent, for the Yankee farm;!, HR he- while tho Neptune team made a A special out.'iidf; hockey match in expensive cars. LaFayette drifts with remarkable ease. length of cars up to $300 hih Thowas Irving Brown, five dollars; win over Webster nnd Schell by score of 1,438. Clayton & Magec, sweater; Tetley's Ran hia baseball career In 1905 nt scores of C-8, (i-2, 8-6. The second han been arranged by the athletic bowling nhoes; Harry Patterson Pliitttiburgh, New York, and played doubles conto.,t paired Savage ""and Policeman Charlcn Krlcknon and head of the Shrewsbury Field men's slippers; Miller's shoo store, for .-nnny years with Hartford, New- Gilllg of Red Bank against Compton Lieutenant Warden of Neptune <:ach Hockey club with tho Plalnfleld men's nllppora; Chambers' pharmacy, ark, Montreal and St. LOUIB Browns. nnd Cover with the local boys win- made the high scores of 20r,, Lieu- Hockey club for Saturday, Mny 18, fiMC^ CONSTRUCTION box of cigars; Rcussillc'H jewelry H(; found and developed such plfly- ning 7-5, 0-3. tenant Harold Davlson tr.mrA 202, ntartlni? promptly at 2:30 o'clock. atore, pen anil pencil pet; .1. Krldel, i MH Lou O.'hrig, Tony La/.crri Tomorrjfw the local high school HergonntH George Clayton nml .lumen Tho mutch will bo played nt the UKaugli, Koenig and Wilson. Tlinrn J. Shccdy mado 201, Poiircninti Ben- MoiiniouOi County Country club at Exclusive in Nash'built cars, Syn- Full pressure lubrication, 7-bcaring crankshaft, hollow crank- prize undetermined; Kntsln'u drug court, inn will m.'ilto their way to the chronized Springing ends back seat pins, aluminum alloy Invar itrut pistons, oversize electrical Hore, leather wallet; Motor Boys, li- will be no admission charge to the Plalnfleld high school where thi-y en- jamin I'ryor tallied 2«9 nnti Captain Kalontown. cense plate holder; Donioe & Swan- meeting. counter strong opposition. Harry VanNoto scored 2U. Tho I'ialnriPlil Hockey club In a bounce—a uniform, level ride in 8yetem-*nd more other fine-car construction features than ell, box of candy; Straus company, member of tho North Jersey Field both front mi rear seats. • any ot the 21 other care under $895. $ prize undetermined and Hchroutlei'u Went Bergona Win. Hockey ansodlatlon. Arid up. F. 0. D factory. Suijtct to chanie without notie: Your pnsent (at usually touts down paymrnt pharmacy, clothes brush. The West Borgen athletic club de- Bfilford lied Hoi Win. noya!» Ijnfont Cardinal.. The Delford.Kwl Sax took ththe The Royal athletic plub of Fair The aevenly bowlers who feated the Kcansburg Trojans, fl to Circulation That Counti. SEE IT-DRIVE IT-COMPARE IT-BEFORE YOU BUY AHY CAR J, last Sunday afternoon at Kcann- measure of tho Kcyport Boars, 5 to Haven defeated tho Itcd Bank C«r- taken part In thirty or more 2, last Hunday afternoon at Belford. dlnalu, 21 to 12, lant Hunday after- Newflpaper circulation that count* will be dunned In groups of live, ac- burg. The Bergens mado six hits off The rselford boys collected soven noon on tho Hoynls' fluid nt F»lr with tho ndvcrtlaor to the honalldo HOWARD MOTORS, Inc. cording to their BdOaon averages, two Keansburg hurifirfl, whilo 1

BOCKD WOEMS tN rOUlTRY. the boatmen, the runners and theprisoning a rat In each coat sleeve— Card of Thank*. Bowling Dinner New Jersey Will Asbury Trackmen Press Assnciation crimps. Its effort* to escape u the dummy To our many frtenda. r«l»Uv«i tuvi By A. O. Philips, Formerly la Charge The boatmen, plying in large skiffs, lay on d»ek, produced very satisfac- neighbors who *o kindly •.mlsualn Stop The Fish Hogs Annual Meeting Poultry Husbandry at Purdue. were the only communication be- tory twltchlngs; their squeaks pamd any way during the.recent IIIMMMH Wednesday Night Defeated Bank tween the ships and shore; their best muster as the groans of a very sick death of our wlf» and mother, Jo- The n»w law providing that the Mlns J. Mabel Brown, publisher of The problem of Intestinal worms in man. hanna Warren, we wl«b to extend poultry Is most noticeable and irri- ustomers were the runners, whose our appreciation and thank*; espe- Awardi to bo Made to Winning li»h and game oommtatlon may post Coaclt Don Needh*m'« Men Ladthe Mat&wan Journal s.ud the Key- duly was to deliver, sailors, at.$3 to Nlkko's chief, Miss Piggott (sh« cially (6 thote who eent flow*r« streams (or it hours after 'locking, port Weekly waj elected president ot tating from March until September. Team* and Individuals of Red Until Last Event—Fail to The Infestation IB moro common In $5 each, to the waterfront boarding- insicted upon being so addressed), loaned cars, the pall l>e»r«r», Eatoii- to preceat those who follow the fl»h the Moiimouth County Press associ- houses. The runner's work was com- was her own bounoer and bartender, town Fire company, ana Rev. Louts Bank Bowling League at An-trucks and take their limit or more Score a Place in High Jump ation at its annual meeting held in birds over neven months of ag«, but M. Caae. It Is found in cblcka an young as tlve pleted when the sailor crossed the and in the use of her bung etartsr as nual Banquet. when the trout are liberated, IB now —Lo»t 52-47. th« Red Bank Elks home Monday threshold; thereafter he was hand- a weapon she developed amazing Oeorge Warren snrl Family, In effect, Tb» penalty for violation night Everett Rudloff of the Asbury weeks. Older birds are more resist- Charles Roop and Family, ant to Infentatlon than younger blrda. died by the boarding-house master— skill. When she lacked enough sail- —Advertl»em«nt. The annual banquet of the Redis revocation of UCMUO for one year. Leading up until the last event by Park Press was chosen vice presi- thecrimp. Shipmasters usually wel- ors to nil an order for a crtw*, Nlk- Bank bowling league, at which With approximately 100 »tream» four points the Red Bank high dent, H. L. Fowler of the Atlantic Young chicks may develop a few worms without noticeable harm to comed tiie runners, for, with ships ko would entice a likely-looking pros- inwards will bo presented the win-and tributaries to »tock with trout, school trackmen dropped their open- Highlands Journal secretary, and often lying In harbor for weeks, the pect into her saloon, calling loudly Card of Tfmnfcn, ning teams and Individuals, will be it would be a physical Impossibility ing scholastic match to Ajbury Herbert Meyers of the Spring Lake themselves, and they may not dem- We wish to thank tho many friends onstrate any unfavorable raactlbns desertion of sailors, which meant for drinks. Tho victim would be held Wednesday night, at the Redto do this uniformly or with any de-Park yesterday by a score of 62-47. Oasotta treasurer. forfeiting their pay, saved the con-nudged along the bar until he stood who gave expressions of their sym- Bank Elks club. William McKnfght, gree of aattsfaction to the anglers ^Wlth a lack of high Jumpers the until the fall of the year when they pathy In our recent, bereavement; for Following the dinner members Of are. mature1. siderable cost of maintaining the over a trap door. Nlkko received floral tributes and other mark* at president of the league, Is chairman If atreami were closed, even In part, Red Bankers dropped out ot thethe association and their guests crew. In fact, captains often paved beer, but the 5,tringer was served a of the committee l(i charge, which, winning p'cture In the last event of kindness. cocnplately for two days after stock- heard a vary Intereiting address According to Dr. E. B. Cram of thetho way for the runners by a process concoction called a Miss Piggott Spe- John and Vincenzo Vaccarelll cbniists of the officers, William ing vu done. the day when three Asbury P»rk given by Glenn P. Wlshard, execu- U. S. Department of Agriculture, se- p Hradshaw, James Acerra and Walter ! snd I-»- • 360 capacity hen coop, brooder hou»e, games ahead of the Clothlarg and In- damp litter, moltt shady places, or sailor's mind toward the runner's Shanghai Kelly. game commission has decided for the cindermen will act as hosts to the glowing accounts of pleasures ashore. 206 feet frontage on Highway 84; reason surance plnmen, who were third. The tlpiB being to establish tho follow- Girl Scout Rally mud holes are all contributing fac- Known and feared, throughout the for BelllnK, too lai'uu anil age; leanonublo. Boynton & Boynton team finished South River team at the local high tors. Round worm trouble and moist After months, or even years at sea,underworld, Kelly would, for a price, Ad.hr.,. Seller, II. t). 2, llox Ul-A, Mata- ing tentative plan: school field. environment go hand In hand. he drugged liquor and alluring ar- shanghai anyone whose enemies n. N. J. fourth, six games behind the Cloth- Hatchery trucks and the wardens The summaries: Saturday At Brielle guments were usualll y effective BBut j wanted him out ot the way. Besidei s FOUR HOOMS aanin l liath foor rent, partlparty iers, while three teams, Katontown, will be supplied with metal signs If birdB are known to be wormy, fihfurnished d if didesiredd. CRICII I 1M ililanllc Professional^ Men and Chauffeurs that will be posted at points where 100-Yirrt da«h—Wik»(t of fttrl Bank, they should be treated with a relia- if the sailor resisted, he was threat- i the Miss Piggott Special he used a 66 flrat; Holmca ot R«d Bank, nftCond, and Girl Scouts from all over the coun- ble vermifuge. This should not boened with revolvers or carried off by specially made "cigar known as the wovo tied fdr fifth. stocking i» done, ono sign at main Prout ol A»burj> Purl, third. Tlraa. 0.9 ty will rally at the tenth annivers- COUPLES, cooks, conoral bouaeworkers; aeconda. given unless birds are really Infest- main force. Under the runners'.code, "Shanghai smoke." In front of his Also positions open for white nurte B'ri Tho Utility team made the best av- point of stocking, one sign about 600 ary celebration Saturday of this and whito chambermnld-laundreSB. Em- feet above, and one sign about 600 One-mile run—Wlngartar o( R«>[«;. hist W PA 113 above and below where trout were 880- Yard run—Connely of Aebuiy environment minimizes the problem. the sailor hadn't a Chinaman's formed the most daring job of clnss condition: price 815. Can bo seen tkhnclder's Market 014.4 1,029 stocked, to at to protect them for Park, flrat; Wlnntrter Ot Red Bank. ><<• of mothers and fathers present. The Intestinal round worms cause a lot chance. In the Barbary Coast dives, crimping In history. With three at 81 "Wallace Hrcet, Red Hani;, Utility Team 62 112 r,. 2 1.0S8 the required period, and will allow ond. and Erb of Aabury Pl(rk, third. Tlma. camp has an area of 67 acres, with of mortality and lowered egg produc- he was promptly robbed by the at-ships wanting crews Immediately, YOUNG MAN wnntcil to collect lawn Orothlera & Insurance B8 HJB.fi 1,02! 2 mlnutea 16 aaeonda. a. frontage nf 2,000 feet on the Man- Hoynloti & Doynton....62 817.8 1,031 fishing In unposted part of streams S2O.Yard daah—Wlkon" of Red Bank, tion. The time to prevent this Is intaches; in the boarding-houses, he and his place devoid of sailors, Kelly mowers; must have his own car. Com- asquan river. the spring and summer by controll- found It necessary to shanghai mission paid riu all mowers brought in. Katontown 61 BB9.8 1,069stocked. These elgna are to be flrat; Holmei of Red Bank, laeond, and was kept .drunk on vile whiskey Cross. 115 Oakland street.'Red Hank.'. Professional Men .... 51 K72.4 oil! picked up by wardens or deputies Trout of Aiburj- Park, third. Time, 23 After a luncheon at noon the pro-ing conditions under which poultry Is dosed with laudanum or opium. In strangers in wholesale lots. He char- IF YOU WANT it and wo hnvo It you will Com. Chauffeurs 51 871.4 1,041 fleconda. kept. tered an old steamer, announced a •niton Dairy 47 8D0.2 1,010assigned for this work, Broad jump—DtSnrno of Asbury Pirk. gram will open with the massing of due course a shipmaster would ap- find that tho price Is right. 1P33 Ppilge Leonardo Held Club 47 8B0.B 087 first; Summers ot Anbury Park, aacond, colors and the recitation of the scout pear to sign on a crew. If able, tho picnic celebration of his birthday, Dp. five-pa 'engor Hcditn, 1033 Uodec ftp. Allen Shoes 43 886.0 1.07B The signs will read as follows: and Landls of Atbury • Park, third. Dis- pledge, promise and laws. This will men were permitted to sign the ar-and Issued a blanket invitation to salol n hhroiiym, Ht:i:Hi i Dortz© r»np.. ramllcramlilc Sismund Klsntr 40 876.5 1,028 No Fishing Between Signs Today tance, 18 feet 9% Inchea. Explored Huckelberry Sections. Beat coupe, 1031 Chevrolet half-ton cano- be followed by gamea, sports and ticles—also, though they seldom tho Barbary Coast. The riff-raff an- py truck. 1933 ERRCX TeirapUne Six se- l'ostofflco « 37 872.7 1.00S Penalty Revocation of License DI throw—Schark of Aibury Park, y g, sp knew it, a. document assigning two swered in droves. When ninety Nnveshik Team 37 sr,n.8 1,000 uiaeuH mrow—ocnarK or Ainury ram, „+,,-+„ "Ta^n" « in u A J I. * Louise and Edward MacStudy, Jr., dan. 19.10 Hulck nve-imnsenKor coups. By order New Jersey Fish & Gaoic 1030 Nmh five-p W Front itreat. HejJBijnk; • potltlon with Dllllono of the Allen No streams or part of streams will hot.put—Taylor of Anbury Park, flrnt: wick of Bradley Beach, Mrs. Marjorle huckleberry sections of Hominy ets. Finally they were rowed out toupon a crew was hoisted aboard each Sye, o _ jj; T.nndla of Asbury Park, .tconfl, and Nick FOR SALE, white plne"loBS." suitable for Shoo team second and Tuttle ol be closed on Saturdays or Sundays. Martin of Long Branch and MUsHills. They found the famous the ship and hoisted aboard like n flfloat, ll ll'lngpole fihi furnished dd andt erect- Bchneldor'a third. • Gettls ot Red Dank, third. Distance, 40 of the ships, though scarcely a man Thli posting can be m»4e to ap-foot 8 Inches.. Mary Paxton and Miss Doris Post of VanBrunt spring, from which sacks of meal. When n. proper num- of the ninety knew one end of a ship ed. 0. K. Durd. phone Red l)»nk_lK)fi-M. INDIVIDUAL AVEIUGES. ply to lakes or ponds stocked with Pole, vault—Varlo'h of Asbury Fark. Belford. Mrs. li'dna Seeley of Ji'atori- water flows steadily from tlie peak ? E r O AVE first; (lorsiirh of R«d Bank, second, and her lay about the deck, the capliin j from the other. i- T?o>^ »I^Twe"viVt0r ^\lne°.°with- M*m&topan«, Cluthiera 88 104.6 trout when necessary. town will head the canteen commit- ot a hill. Tho children took their We believe the moral effect of thel.cvlnnky of Red Banli, third. Height, 0 , ... „, ,, , , . . paid Po the crimp the advance wages | Even in those days there were i record*, extension tallies nnd lounge: nil llillbne, Alltn 87 108.2 f«et « Inches, I l«e. Miss Clara Medzig of Long lunches with them and spent a de-as assigned by each man. He paid j plenty of laws under which shang-1 in i-ood rnmijiioii. For mic rixnp, Also TuHlc. Schneider -. 86 102.3 sign's s.nd the warnings of sports- High Jumr—Mllby, Buckley and Lewis , Branch Is chairman of the clean-up lightful and Interesting day.. They an tlnkland five-pasHenccr . J. Acerm, Utility 00 J92.2 men and wardens on those not re- 1 r up also a bonus, ranging from $25 tohaling could hive been controlled els.*n order and for sslo very reasonable. 1'itntermaii, Chauffcura 77 1*0.9 of Anbury Park tied for flrat. H-"- *' 'committe- •" e an•d -Mrs- . -Lillia •••• n —Thomp- expect to make another trip in the$100, for each man delivered: tome- but no attention was paid to tkc sta- quiring a license will suffice to (topfeet 3 Inches. ( Cull at 3o2 Bvoad street or telephone Heti Ciirchln, Jr S7 188.7 son of Matawan will have chargge of near future to explore the Horse times during the 1860's an able-bod- tutes. Few runners or crimps were K. JoiKu, Utility 8S 187.4 them. If not, the streams being thth e guldenlde. MMrs . OOlgln B. MiistalM n of pound and the famous swamp berry I,. Acerrn. Utility 90 187.5 legally clowd, they anay be' prose- ied man brought $300. Under politi- arrested, fewer convicted. The pOll-TyoU RENT, furnlvhod. five room*, bath, Coin, Utility „. 80 lBf.5 Elbaron is county director of thepatch near the Roosevelt switch. cal protection, the runners waxed fat. tioians protected them just as they two-car samsc: hot and cold water. Truex, Professional ..... 80 llJ.5 cuted. scouts. ., . ... -n,-,. ~,,«.,,»,ni-a f\f »rl«»« electric range, full length screens tor all Jamesburg Defeats In busy seasons some earned from did the other purveyors of vice, i . ,|, , ,.. ,»ted. Telephono fed $500 to $800 per week; many of the wlndow> ne ]c 0 Taylor ot the Eatontown team had THE SHANGHAI EXPERTS. There Is of course no record of the HHnk 1120-1. of • - - - - the honor of making the highest THE BSE OF LIME. Catholic High BLESSING UNBORN CALAIS. crimps hnnltc.d JIWWO a. year over ft number of sailors thus enslaved, but Bank.* sicote In & single game during the —..— long poriod. the annus-I turnover must have been OARDENER-CARF.TAKER wlshoi position. Condensed from "The Borbary CoasV experienced flowers, vegetables, lawns, gtKBon, his mark being 269, Louis County Agent Gives View* on By Dr. John M. Evvard, Formerly by Herbert Asbury. The usual crimp was too crooked several thousand. Of British seamen Aoerra of Utility made a score ot 207 Method* ot Using It. Local Catholic High School Fails I Professor Iowa State College. to piny fair even with his nonfednr- alone It was estimated that In thelandscapes, nursery farm management! In one game and Straus of the to Score in Last Half of Ninth In this more or less enlightened capable attnming rnll charge; bent of ref- I The fitting ration bad best run ate, the Elilpmast.sr. Often the menISM's between 800 and 1,100 were erences! twelve years ln»t position. Aft- Clothiers ami Slattery of the Post- The question la often raised by age it Is difficult to believe that the who signed nt the boarding-house phnghnled each year. The practice dress Gardener, P. O. Box 15. Sulton B. olttce each made 266. Monmoutb, county farmers about the and Eleventh—LOMS 6-5—To somewhere between eleven and four- enslaving of r.a!loru by the hundred Long Branch. N. J.' „___.. teen per cent protein maybe even were hunky specimens, obviously began to decline only with the, dis- Taylor also mnde tho hlghett total bj«t way to apply Ibne to the soil. Play Keyport Tomorrow. could have flourished recently in sailors, while those actually shipped appearance of the Bailing shi^. TRY US flist for used auto parta and According to M. A. Clark, assistant more than fourteen per cent if thethese United States; yet during the tires. Oceanpcrt Auto Wreckers, Main score In a set of three games whon Joe Sovloro, twirler for the local were puny dock rats. The deception Finally, In 1300, there was passed sfceet. Ofoanport, N. J, Phono Eaton- ho collected 688 plus. Morris of Jer- county agricultural agent, It Is usual- cow is thin and needs to be fleshed half-century before 1900 shanghaiing was easy since the drug-sodden men ly applied on top of the ground after Catholic high school baseball nine, considerably. Superior fitting ra- "An Act to Prohibit Shanghaiing in j tchvii_li2_ sey Cenlrnl with a total of 673 made was one of the most lucrative activi- when delivered aboard invariably ap- the" United States." NEW SMALL ens rnnire for sole. Apply tyie second highest score for three the Hold ban bi&n plowed and then hurled his second extra-Inning game tiona built specifically for feeding ties of the dive-Infested waterfront peared lifeless. Sometimes the crimp at 13 Urummon'l Hveniie. R*"i Bank.' games, • been disked or harrowed In before of the season ysslerday afternoon during the dry poriod may, when of San Francisco—the Barbary even Included a dead man among the planting time. Lately, a number of when the Red Bank nino crossed rightly compounded, be built of such Coast In 1852, 23 gangs were en- Agricultural extension agents are ^^Z^oT^jl^X"^;. Jim Accrra ot Utility will be crew. Another fraud was to include conducting BCriOQ.S to teach farm I tile bathroom;! Rnrap*Karap«. 43 Poplar «ae farn*rs have been putting on thebats with the Jamctburg nine on high grade ingredients as the follow- gaged In tbo trade. a dummy as a sailor. Many a ship's cdug awarded tho prize for making the lime application before the field is the latter's field and lost out, 8-5, Ining among others: soy bean oil meal, women In the South how ,to mak«rmie. Fair Haven. Inquire at Leon'a, Whlfa greatest number of ttrlkea, he hav- It was then that "shanghai" was captain was embittered by paying street. Red Bank, phono SSOO. plowed and then turned it under. the eleventh inning. , linseed oil metal, wheat, bran, good JlflO for a bundle of straw. their own mattresses—out of cotton. ing 409 to his credit. Dllllone of Which method Is better? Sovloro allowed his opponents ten old yellow corn meal, plump oats first uscd-as a verb. To sal! from It's a part of the general "llve-at- Schneider's made 406, Louis Acerra coarsely ground, tho appetite and San Francisco to Shanghai one had The first to sell a dummy to an un-homo" program. gatherod 380, Scbroeder of the POBU To answer the question we muut hits, while his own teammates banged out eleven blngos. health promoter, sweet cane mo- long, hazardous cruise; and a sail suspecting captain was one Nikko, G. WHITE ofllce collected 378 and Coles of Util- have a background of Information lasses or black strap, and an ade-or forcibly shipped was "sent to runner for Miss Piggott, a fcrociou3 While the birthrate of Negroes, ity made one less. about the function of lime and Its Capt. Hounihan of the Red Bank- Local and Long Distance era drove out a triple that closely quate supply of minerals In the hun- Shangha," or later, "shanghaied." old woman operating a boardlns- Chinese. Japanese aad Indians in IC. ChasGy of lSntontown has wonvaJuo to the soil and tho crop. It Is house during the 1870's. Niklto is California declined, state health de- Trucker well known that lime does not getbordered on a four-bagger. James- dred pounds of feec]( Those minerals Sailors were usually stupid, hulking the prlzo for the greatest number of need to be emptyjtod, kiln dried brutes, held constantly under iron said to have sold more thnn twenty partment figures disclosed there were Loads Wanted for Pennsylvania. spares, hln totnl in thin department In Its best work unless it is thor- burg knotted the score in the «r»t during his busy career. Sometimes oughly mixed with the soil. Naturally half of the ninth Inning and tallied salt, a high technical grade of cal-discipline. They had no recognized 2,737 more white babiei born In 1935 Phone Red Bank 1581-M. being 441. Elgrlm of tho Etoner cium carbonate, a good phosphate legal rights and ware easy victims of he made them more lifelike by im-than in 1933. Insured Loads. team made 437 and Ming of thea lime application put on top of aagain In the eleventh Inning. such as bone meal or dl-calclum Chauffeurs secured 119. • ; grass sod and loft there to be carried Coach Johnny Calandrlollo, due tophosphate, a proven iron carrier, a in by the rains will do some good, the lack of experience of his players, sufficiency ol potassium iodide, and but It will do a lot more good If ItIs somewhat handicapped. However, an adequate copper compound. can be thoroughly worked In. When tho Catholic students have another New York Club the lime Is put on before the Sold Is chance to display their talont when And now It it is at all possible be plowed, it Is turned over with each they tacklo the Keyport high school sure to put the prospective mother furrow so that successive layers of WAGNER Golfs At Eatontown Friday afternoon. It Is probable thit cowa on green feed In the growing lime are placed at oblique angrcs either Frank Kllduff, who showed seas6n, high class pastures, as it Members of tho golfing fraternity through the cross section ot tho tophis capabilities in the South Amboy were, with good green alfalfa hay or of the New York Athletic club wer« soil layer. Somo of the lime Is down game, or Ed Piccolie, will start on other successful legume rajs In the the honored guests of L. C. Manning at plow depth and Borne of It Is upthe mound for Red Bank Friday. non-growing season. In the suitable Market Go. near the top. Then, If the Held Is Saturday and Sunday at tho Mon- Tho box score: fall time, soiling crops of Sudan For Thur»., Frl. & Sat., mouth County Country club at Eat-disked and harrowed, It Is thoroughly grass, corn forage and others may mixed with the whole top soil layer. JAHESBURG. May 2, 3 and 4. ontown for the club's second annual ABK H PO Abe pressed Into yeoman service. If spring week-end golf tournament. Whon the llmo Is put on top after Cornell, Ib „ a soiling crops are not available and More than 35 persons took part In Plnffrieid, ss. the green pastures are gone, one the Held has been plowed and then Hunkele, If. . Legs of Veal the qualifying and match play on disked In, It is thoroughly mixed with Mnczlnko. rf. may resort to corn silage and legu- Saturday for tho prizes, while a. num- the upper layer of the soil but does Nlsonc.fr. 2b. minous hays to splonded advantage. ber remained Sunday for a second not get down to the bottom of theralatllno, cc -.....„... And for Heavens sakea do not Kmmono. cf squeeze tho pennies when providing round. plow furrow. Kendall, 3b Kobort H. Goffc, Jr., chairman ot Southcate, p adequate feeds during the dry, rest- Probably tho belt way of applying Cicodnmn, tin ing. Or pre-blrth period. the N. Y. A. C. golf committee and tho lime, particularly when a fairly Skok, 3b Rib Veal Chops a governor of the club, and L. C.heavy application Is needed Is to putStaunip, cf In the last week before calving Manning were among the winners In on half the application boforo the many have found a daily allowed the morning round Saturday., Each Held Is plowed and then put the oth- SO 6 10 20 ISbran mash in tho evening an ad- carried home a leather traveling bag «r half on Immediately after plowing RED SANKK. vantage In promoting a desirable 1 AB R H PO A as the rosult of their winnings." Lowso that it can be worked In during Sn«nf«, If. _... 2 00 0 5 0 laxative condition and In tuning up net score was 81 and tho low gross the fitting period. Woollty, Ob _.. 5 2 2 0 1 the body for the strenuous hour or t.lttl«, ss _ 6 1 s 1 4 Rumps of Veal wan 78. W. W. WIHard turned In a Gratis*. Ib. t 0 : 8 0 po of calf birth. low gross score of Vt In the after- Hounihan, c. 4 12 Keep your breeding date* aa well noon whlio L. W, Conrow pouted a Ulddle. Sb BOO I 1 as the computed, expected times of Keyport News. J. Kllduff, rf. .- 6 0 0 0 0 73. Piccolie, cf I 1 » o o delivery, and then watch the cow, During tho presentation of the (Ta« KM Bank BwlaUi can t» bowhl Soviero, V 4 0 1 1\N 3 getting her Into her box still a few prises at a dinner Saturday night In Kuport at t!ia> itorei of Cut* Brotbtrj, K. KllduH, cf 1 0 1 . 01 0 days ahead of time; to permit val- Hri. Florenca M«l<«, Qua Seruon and Ura. uable cows to calve right out In the Loins of Veal Mr. Gaffe paid tribute to J. Paul Olua Bnaammn). ,41 en :o to Carey, president of the Eatontown herd Is not cOnductlvo to best re- with Kidney to lEoHrt Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Armstrong Score by innlnge: sults. club and also Mr. Manning In mak- .lanuibure .... 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 10 1—0 fllub, and. alto Mr. Manning In m«k- »nd children Barbara and ConoVor Red Bank 110 0:01000 0—5 Prepare the box stall well using Inmirlng a good time for the visiting have returned from a several days' Krrora—Cornell. Dlngfieid. Paladino, straw or other suitable bedding ma- trip to Buena Vista, Virginia, where Bmmona, Woolley (2), LUtlt, Qraute. How Does Your Garden Grow? golfers. Hounihan. Two-ba»o hits—Skok, Three* terial. their elder daughter Gardlna is a base hlta—Hounihan. Dates on balls— Thousands upon thousands of good Tho winners In tho various Blghti student In tho Southern seminary. ART would b« eontrajT in-made gay with garnish of bits of plenty of «t« of It packed »*»T Loin Veal Chops .Saturday woro Hobcrt H. Goffe, Jr., Sovlero 4, Southtnte I, Dlntfteld 1. Slrlln dairymen disinfect the box stall be- fo that, yonr meals will flower Karl Srnedes has returned from a ants—Sovltro 6. Aouthtfate 6, rjfngflfld fore prepalrng It with bedding, etc., deed, at thin teasAn ot theptaiento and parsley, and oh, any J. J. Storms, Kmmott McLaughlln, 10. llltpi—Off Sovlero 10, off Southfrat« M y*»r when bine ikies arfl nnmber of cans of asparagus tips with fresh, fnll-flavored coffee. J. Paul Carey, Thomas Morrison, E. trip to Florida. R. olt Llntrfield t. Hit by Ditcher by for the parturition day; use a good Ask yonr grocer for his canned Aaron Erven has a position with ooal tar dip, diluted propnrly with dotted with little white puffs for which are BO tempting in salads 2% I!. HcyoB, IGugeno Qunn, Edward SovSe.ro ^Hunkele,) far DlngfUld (Spence.) dondi, and tirlgs &r* swelling of many aorta. Apricots vrill add food list, watch for nalfcs. an4 Swinburne, H. M. Farroe, Vernon the Hamilton Furniture company ai Umpires—Erlokaon and Coripcrwnlte. water to about a two to three per Btflclc yonr shelves with thest Brooklyn. cent strength, and then spray the with little puffs that will toon be to yonr frnlt cups, and anchovies, Mlnard and W. W. WIHard. bloMomg, If ane didn't yearn to cnrled contentedly In a prreen foods, going from A to Z—or M Luke Slover has roturned from a A bonafhlo newspaper circulation tloorii and walla liberally under pres- least to W, to that you bay com* Chopped Beef Other members who played were —the kind The Register has—1» the sure so as to saturate well the va- make a garden. It's Instinct, or salad, do aomothing for It which W J, Walte, Kred Breummer, Petor visit with relatives at Jersey City. tli« etrthmet!! in na, or something la hard to describe. wine frnlt salad — and you will Maltlana Walling has returned to only kind that counts with the ad-rious cracks nnd crannies where dis- find that tho variety and h«altb- Wilkinson. M. H. McCully, Fred vertlsor. No premiums or other tn- ease organises arc most likoly to like that. Fruits and Vegetables Galore CliVlstonecn. Cirahem Afhmead, Roy his home following a surgical opera- ducementa h*vo ever been offered to A Tegetable garden, however. In Kiving property of yoor lBeali tion at the Routh Amboy hospital. lurk when awaiting their victim*, will rloM "pretty maids all in I, Blackmon, Harold James, CharUa secure circulation.—Advertisement especially tho calf nnd perhaps the not • pr»etleal thing for the Baans and beetn and Brussels quality Wlicrd ,T. Hosser, P. A. Sclple »nd Kdwavd Mr. »nd Mrs. Charles V. Kruser M»rr« who HT» In dti«s. and even sprouts trpeak for themselves, bat a row." q cow. So watch your stfp and pro- w« might add tl»at they aro espe- Fyrnc. _ ,-•; have returned from a several months' ceed with caution and diligence. •abnrban H&rys hare found that Decorate Year Table vlatt at West Palm Beach. Florida. FOOD FACTS flomr earrlem yield more rat.lr,- cially tender canned and nlcoly BBacon prepared without any txonbln at Dress up yonr table to J1OBMNCJ FOH VtSLH. Mrs. M. SchwarU and children of When the calf comes, disinfect !!>» fact.ion at less expense. There- n«tl Bank were recent guests of the navel Immediately painting pjime fore the r.rrrp of silver bells and all on your part. Blar.Ulmrrles tbosa luxurious meals. Orjrindlfl Old You Knew That: and blueberries •will mako yonr mats In apple irrtan or poach pink 19 Good Catches MUule By Lantern former's father, J. Floher, thoroughly with tincture of Iodine cockle-shcllii. A daughter wan recontly born to Seedlus grape-fruit -*n and then dust with aluf powder. Cut sprlng-tlmo plea and tarts hav* a look jay on the spring tabla, Ifcr Light At Kert Bank. the navel cord off approximately one A City a«rdon particularly garden tasto and a eenuirpleco go toyon r gift »hop Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Krven. meaUlDg an faereaaed de- appearance. Capt. Himll Stnltler, who conduct* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green are mand. to two Inches from the holly, ond inppose. how«T«r, that you and bay some ot those lovely little ii boat renting business at IMd Bank, realding In an apartment on Wash- The growth of anU-eerrlce then repaint the severe*! end. cow int your garden on your pantry 1)0 sure that you plant plenty glass bowln, so thin and round Lamb states that lorge catches of euls have ington street. irrocery stores hu gtrfsx »lde. Help the calf to suck the cow lvea—neat rows of cans, in- of cans from tho C category, for that they look exactly Ilka bab- been oniiRttt In tho river of late. Con- Impetus to th« deTalopimmt If he la loo weak to do so himself; of needs, which will later they are onpocially adaptable to bles, nil them with sprifi of try, The Keyport Lltoraiy club was en- meals «t this Reason. Carrots, and placo them on a mirror to slderuble bobbing for ecln at night tertained Friday afternoon at th" (if nttrnotlfe food ptelcteu. allowing him to take nil tho milk ht blossom out on yonr table nnd 16*. llnne Thc 1t will. Permit the calf to slay with provide a crop of delidotiB spring- carrots and poas, cnullflowor and that they can set bow pruttr they hai hft" - o° " Reformed church house by Mrs, n The UM of coy bean milk Is corn, chorries — black, rod or f6lkd from Newark, J«rii»y City and Itirrunning In Rnowta xtketti tho eow from twelve to 21 houri, time food", Instead of looking look. U Wyckoff, thus permitting th« ambitiously white—crabapples, currants—you White china Is very tnnejl th« Beef Liver diner pUe.f*. Very lltUe eMing has Mr*. M. E. Tlmmln.i and riauglv dairy product Me rrrrar+m. OTur the seed ciUlogu*. look orer can get along beautifully with llnrrtd payn that Mrtlfig have The Thought club wan entertained sipd proven calf meal to Increnuo consider canned crabmeat, codfish trast Watch your deconur* dtv 5lnrted to run and thnt norno good your fr«sh frulU and vegetables ball", dam cakes, chicken, chicken Monday evening by Mrs. Carl Bit- T!In$ selling The lUHliUr.—Advertisement. vertlsin* columns.—AdvortloomcnL < table casserole diehen that arc Page Twenty-Si* TIED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2, 1935. Monmouth County Firemen's asso- Our Cleaning and NOTICE. hmrnln !mpo>»<1 for lueh licinui «r« toi- NOTICE. American Mechanics ciation at Monmuth Beach Sunday TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN AH ORDIKAKCS GOVERN I KG, XEGU* POHII for rtvtnua. •LhTOiG AND FIXING FJH6& LI- Public Nolit». Or- M158 Louise M. Heuer of Wood Dyeing Service Satisfies . A1 i "An Ordlnan. CENSES IN TBS BOROUGH OF SEA Tht abort ordinancordin e waaa Introducad dinar t»-8ptelftid Dili Class Initiation hat'en, New Yorlt, Miss Helen Mac- PLAIN DRESSES Contractor and Builder BRIGHT, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW and r«*d on iU flritflt r«MlnMl f »tt m. »Rt)UUr Nelco and Miss Edith E. Schweyler m—tlngl att thtth MMayor and Counciil off thth« Members of American Mechanics of Brooklyn spent. Sunday with Mr. SUITS, COATS SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING R« it Ordained by th* Mayor and Coun- Borough of So Bright, held Friday aven- cil of tha Borough ol Sia, Bright: in«, April 28, 1036, and will com* up tor lodges in Monmouth county are and Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux and fam- FJRKM.il BUY CLEANED SCREEN AND STOEM ENCLOSURES final coniid«r«tion and p**»tgm «t tip* making plans to attend a class initi- ily of Bethany road. ARTICLE I. r*KuUr rat*ting of the Mayor and Coun- C Haiti JTelopbone IHO-M lliil Bridge Avenue, tied Bunk, N. Unlawful to Sell Without • LjctttM. cil, to b» jiild onFrtday •v«nin(f, Uay 17, Ition «nd demonstration under the Mrs. Pauline E. Nelson and daugh l i996» at eight o'clock (PnyHght Saving ( nth Only | It «h«H b« unlawful ( tot ftny person, "direction ol the Mercer County asso- ter Betty of Highland Falls, New 75 firm, romoration, auociatlan and rrinti- - Time), at tha Borough Hall, at which tima ciation of American Mechanics on York, were recent guests of Misses H(il or agent tharcof to Ptrform any act > and pl«r* alt rtraona deelrlnff to t» heard Friday night, May 10, in the Memor- PROTECT YOUR FURS! within tti* ptovtitcina tit tliii Or- ' will *»« a-ivin full opportunity. April 2fith, Nellie arid Ella Brady. MARGULE'S dinance without first obtaining a ...... WIUUAM R. FOWLER. ins, ial building:, Stacy park, Trenton. COM* FUR STOBAGE VAULTS -— - •- > -- - WIUUAM R HOWARD W. ROBERTITSS. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hyer en- aa herein provided for and paying tht' Mayor. Township The affair is in celebration of thetertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs 2d anniversary of the founding of Roland B. Cronce an:00 o'clock (ait 2:00 o'clock. Daylight _ time; Thu «d.;. M»y' •f l»«7 Lincroft News. ralaed or grown hy htm; (2) Any persoi Saving Time) In the afternoon ot aaid -je calcium chloride .hall be delivered Durllny, Charles B, VanBuskirk and selling fish, clams or oysters caught by o day, at the Court House In tha Itarough in moisture Proof baga or sack*. 'onUlni Lewis M. Gray. Past State Councilor catnered by him; (») Any neraon hono of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New George G. Gray of Freehold ie hon- ITh. R«d Batik Register can ba bought COOLERATOR nbly discharged from th* military, navs., Jersey, to satisfy a decree of aald court it hincroll Irom Gtors* 'loop, who baa or marine forces of the United Statesi (I amounting to approximately $14,609.00. orary chairman.' delivery route.) Any blind person who is a. resident'of th; The class of candidates will be municipality; (B) Any parson who coi All that certain lot, tract or parcel of headed by D. Lane Fowera, Congress- Swimming Biver road, which for duct* a *a!» pursuant to statute or con. land and premlaes hereinafter particularly the past two wt-eks has been Under Is the Most Modern REFRIGERATOR order; (6) Any penon who ia an axemp da«o velopen, beming the name and address nt are Governor John Kf:lly has purchased a new Shall be made to tha Borough Clark ol nue (as the ittni is laid down on ai map bidder on outside, and marked "Calcium tend, among whom Ford 1 !*j ton truck from John Den- he Borough of Sea Bright and lisued h: of the Monmouth Beach Property, made Chloride Bid," anil addres«erl to the Bor> Harold G. Hoffman, former Gover- nis. Mr. Kelly will use the truck for he Borough Clerk. All license fees aha' by K. Forsburg In 1871, and. on lite In the ough Council of Rumuon, N, J., end muni nors Edward C. Stokes and Walter ITS AIR-CONDITIONED I i due arid payable- May lit of etch yeai office of the Cleirk of Monmouth County) ba accompanied hy n rtrtlfted check made peddlinp. at a, point therein distant thrte hundred payable to ftrjler of tho Borough Collector, E. Edge and State Senator Clifford Dan Daverio Is engaged in the re- ARTICLE !V. feet southerly from the southwest corner In a sum of One Hundred (l)0f>) tioMnrn, R. Pow.ell, " BESIDES GIVING YOU THREE-WAY It shall be unlawful for any piraon bi of laid River Avenue and Bench Road* Bids must be delivered to the Borough Tha degree work will be exempli- painting of his Lincroft Inn at five irsons or Incorporated company to en< said point being alao the aoutheaaterly Clerk before or at the time above men. corners. ige. prosecute or pursue the builnetjt oi corner of a lot of land now or late of tloned. fied by the famous degree team of FOOD PROTECTION iccupatlon, or vocation of driving, am' Mary 'Hasting!, and running thence (!) The Borough Cnut Century council, Trenton. Mrs. L,ydia Tiiton will act as hos- sins: motor cars, trucks, taxis, omnl westerly and parallel with Beach Road to reject any or all ri|rht tess Uiis afternoon when the Ladies' uses, or any other vehicle used for th along the lino of said land now or late of In order to stimulate interest 1—Constant l>ni|>ernlun> 2—Proper Humidity 3—AlrCirculation ransportatlon of passengers, baggagl VAN R. aid society meets at her home at -:30 Mary .Hustings, one- hundred ninety-four Mayor, mg the councils throughout the erchandlse and goods and chattels ot an: feet seven Inches more or Use to a private state, in the success of this affair, o'clock. Mrs. JoseptvW. Thompson: ;fnrt; or aa owner or driver to use an; lene or roadway now or late belonging to JBUE J. CAUElty, Cleric. president, will preside. « The ither vehicle employed In connection wltl the,'Monmouth Peach Club House Com- three silver cups, suitably engraved, ,ny business or occupation for the putpon Mr.' and Mrs. Fred . Owens have party; thence (2) southerly along said Chancery 7/48 will be offered apprizes. A cup to Coolerator is SILENT. f solid tins orders or delivering gobdi private lane.or roadway, forty-seven feat; the council having the largest num- again taken possession of their home within the limits of the municipality o thence (3) easterly one hundred ninety. SHERIFF'S SALE. ber of candidates initiated at this on the Main road. © The ~ea Bright; or to prosecute, conduct OL seven feet two Inches to tha westerly line By virtue of a writ of fl. fa to me di- lalntaln the business of a common crl«r( of River Avenue; and thence (4) norther- rected. isauod out ot the Court of Chan- meeting. Reinstatements to be con- L. Thatcher of Hillside Farm was Refrigerant used is PURE and SAFE. awkcr, peddler, pawnbroker, junk, dealer, y along said avenue, forty-aoven feit to cery of the State of New Jeraey, will be awarded the turkey disposed of by ewsatand keeper, or to give an exhibition exposed to nale at public vendue .on 1 sidered as new members, a cup to O The • v(i9 pojnt of bairinnlngr be the several dis- the council having the largest num- the HolmSel-Lincroft Boy Scout troop >y way. of circus or street show of any tances and dimensions more or leaa. To- MONDAY. THE 2Uh I>AY OK MAY, 19&5. Friday night, on ort, fat gatherers, auto used for delivering gether with all right, title* and tntereit of between tha hours of 12:00 o'clock and ber of members present at the meet- the co-operative Coolerator never breaks clown. isrrhiindiBe of any kind or daierlptlon he grantors in and to said River Avontie 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o"clock, Daylight Ing and a cup to the Council travel- plan. The funds will •go towards •hatever, lightning rod agents, drivers of .0 the middle thereof adjacent to said Saving Time), in the afternoon of aaid Ing' the longest distance from Tren- sending a scout to the Washington • 9 The _ ; _ ;cenHQtl vehicles other than owner there- day,, at the Court lioune in the IlnrmiKh •t, auctioneers, bill posters, glaciers, bath .>rflmlaes, including the furniture and of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New ton, provided that council has, atjamboree in August. The turkey was Coolerator is economical. OUBBS, flhootlng gallerlea or ranges, rid household efTetts contained in nald cottage. least Ave candidates. given by Norton Allen of Holmdel. nir academies. Bkatlnn rinks, merry-go Jersey, to satisfy a decree of nald court oundn. observation wheels, bowling alleya. Seized as the property of Kathryn Kit- amounting to approximately $3,102.00. During the evening's exercises Mrs. Wilfred Mullin and two chil- • The rinnagers or proprietors ot traveling tell, et als., taken In execution nt the cult All the following tract or parcel of land music will be furnlshed_by the bugledren and Mrs. Thomas J. Healy Cubes made in a Coolerator last long- iwa or circuses, exhibitions of moving of Florence Morford and Olga Wright, and and premise* hereinafter particularly de- have returned home from Florida, pictures, or parade by way of circus, to ba sold by -icrlbed, altuate. lyliiK and being In the and drum corps of Evening Star how In a public place of amusement, HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Jlorpujrh of Fair Haven, in the County of council, Burlington. Mrs. Healy while in the South suf- er and are free from taint. lurmie the business or vocation of organ Dated April 18th. 103&. ' Monmouth nnd State of Hew Jersey. Arrangements have been made for fered two strokes. She is reported 9 The rlnder, itinerant vender of medicine, rem- I* S. Throckmorton, Sol'r. Beginning at a point in the easterly line the parking of automobiles and to be much improved. dlea or merchandise, novelty atandfl and {62 I.) 326.04 of Crazier Lane, which Lane Is a new Coolerator is built to last a lifetime— ool rooms and scavenger, without first street or roadway recently laid out over buses In the large park adjoining the Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shpppard have avinR obtained a license for that pur- Chancery 7 /3ft lands of Charles W. Crosier and running Memorial building. This promises to moved from New York to their .sum- there is a model for every purpose, om: and the Mayor and Borough Clerk SHERIFF'S SALE. northerly from Third Street as recently be one of the biggest events in themer home on Swimming River road. re hereby authorised and empowered to By virtue ol a writ of fi. fn.» to mi di- extended, snid beginning point being dU- each one.complete with AIR CONDI- iaue a Hrenne In the name of said Bor- rected, tanned out of the Court of Chnn- nnt one hundred and fifty-three nnd history of the American Mechanics Billy McCarron has taken over ..„._ of Sea Bright for any special use cery of the State of New Jersey, will be 41/100 feet northerly meamired along the (n this state. possession of Kenneth Layton's Sun- TIONING CHAMBER, DE LUXE fin- D*1 nens or vocntion above named whin exposed to salt at public; vendue 011 inaterly line of Cior-ler Lane, from the day paper route. filled for upon payment of tha lieei MONDAY, THE 27tb DAY OF MAY, 1035. .ioint of internection thereof with tha _.ish, .and.chromium trim. . is therefore as hereinafter specified. between the hours of 12:00 p'clock and northerly lino of Third Street, 8* extend- William Soverin has accepted a po- 5:00 o'clock tat 2:00 o'clock, Daylight ?d; thence (1) eaHterly parallel with the Hazlet News. sition with the Peler Henderson Saving Time) in the afternoon of aald northerly line ot"Thlril"Street "na extended, ARTICLE V. one hundred and twenty feet to a pointi seed company. That the amount charged for each and day, at the Court House in the Borough Ihonce (2) northerly fifty feet, more 0* Haxlet Boy Scout troop held a pan- Wilfred Mullin has returned to Economy - Safety - Convenience very licence hareafter granted, for thi if Freehold, County of Monmouth, New lean, to a. point; thence (3) westerly ptir- take nipper in the Hazlet fire house Beknont race track after spending a purposes of huHinoPs hereafter named ehal! jeraey, to satisfy a decree of. mUd court illcl with the flmt courue, one hundred Friday evening. The sum of $7.10 be an follows, to wit,; amounting to approximately $2,219.00. and Uenty-flve f«t, more or lets, to a few days visiting his family, who re- All thoae two certain lotn, tracts or par- point in the easterly line of Croxier Lane; was realized. Following the supper cently returned from, Florida.. FOR FREE TRIAL CALL (I) Distributors of circulars, samples, '«li of land and [tremlsea hereinafter par- Ihem-e (4) aouth thirty-three degrees fifty a meeting; was held. Those present Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward etc., f 1.01) a day. provided no circular^ Irularly dencrlbcd, altuate, lying and be*mitiuteH enat alnng the «natavly Una of samples, etc., ahall be distributed on any .nff in the Township of Atlantic In the Croiler Lnne, flfty jtnd 20/100 feet to the ' were Bcout Master Charles L. John- and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry spent street of the Borough of Sea Bright. point or place of beginning, ton, Patrol Leader Malcolm JV. Saturday visiting at the home of Mr. - (2) Automatic machine* for weighing, County of Monmouth and State of New PesflUX, Assistant Patrol Leader or producing candies, or other articles, a Jerseyt which when take.11 separately are flelaad n» the- property of. Charles W. and Mrs. Abram Sanborn, Jr., of license fee - for each machine known is bounded and described a» follows; Crorfcr, et q.v, taken In execution at the Chester Wolcott, Harry S. Cowles, East Orange, penny slot machines. $.50 tier annum. FIRST TRACT: Being part of ththee real of said Albert I. Bennett, deceaaed, to day, nt the Court House In the Borough will be held Thursday afternoon, marks of this village. truck up to three (3) tons. 910.00 per an- FoJin Dugan; and rurinlnp thence as tho pf Freehold, County of Monmouth, New May 9, at three o'clock. A number of Hcad<};n's Corner num. uedla rolnted January IRth, 187a (1) Jersey, to untlafy n. decree of said court (13) Soliciting and delivering, each nmountfnit to approximately Si 1,278.00. A card party will be held at the residents attended the charity ball truck over three (3) tons, $16.00 par an- iQUth two d OK res a and forty minuter wont Jong nntd Dugsrt'fl line mven chains nnd Alt Iho following tract or pflrcel of land North Centerville school Friday for the benefit of tho Middletown num. evenly link*; thence (2) north eifchty- evening; May 3. Prizes will be award- (H) Automobiles, tsxl cabii and hotel and promUes hereinafter particularly de- township health center Saturday buimea, used for hire, each J2.00 per an tlght degrees and eleven minutes east two ne rlbed, situate, lying ana hoing In the ed and refreshments served. night. num. halns and sixty-*lx links; thence U) Township of Shrewsbury, In tlte County 0/ P. Olto Weigand attended a dinner lorth two degrees and forty minutes east Monmouth and State of Now Jersey. William Lambcrtson has taken a •"o« ~acrea-'-"-. . .1 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock, Daylight Veal kind and description, $2.00 per day. line of "IHVtfrdnle Avenue where the name 23f,, Lamb 15S, aving Time) fn the afternoon of #aid in intersected by the division line of landa (35) Sotfrifine anrt selling jewelry and ay, at the Court House in the Horoujfh of Junnlta (i. Dalby and lands of J. Leo diamonds, $2,00 per day, $10.00 per an* rf Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Hpnitcman: thence (1) along nulrl dlvlalon CHOPPED MEAT 'ertey. to Katiify a decree of *airl r:ourt line south four degreen one minute west SoIlriUnir and Mlling tiren or auto .mounting to approximately •8,7167.00. (4'1') fourteen hundred ninety.one -and rlea, $2,00 per day, $10.00 per an- twenty ono-hundredth* feet. (1401,2(1') ta (Blade Cut) QUAUTV CHUCK num. All, th« following tract or parcel of land a corner of hindn of nald Honlgrnani (37) Junk dealers, under three torn, .nd premfnes .hereinafter particularly d«. thence (2) mill along the line of landa of 12.no per day, 110.00 per annum. Bribed, situate, lying and being in the the M<1<1 Honlgmitn nnuth aeventy-aeven Rib Roast . 25 Roast . . 23 H, (US) Junk dealers, over three tons, lorough of Red Dank, In the County of degreea fourteen minutes east (77*H'). 18.00 per day. $15.00 per annum. [anmouth end State of New Jtraey. four hundred eighteen and fifty one-lmn. O'.H laundry aollettintf anrl delivering, Pe^tnnlng at a'point In the eaatarly dredthi feet (ils.BO') to the.weaterly Hn* under 1 la tDn trucks. $10.00 per anr\um. n« of Shrewsbury Avenue at'the north- ot - Undo of Churle* Rochhl)); thence. {Hh VEAL CUTLETS (40) Laundry nolinlttng iln^ delivering, Zest corner of landa of Benny T.obf*ndo •long the • wenlerjy line of Tandn of **\ easterly Dock hilt north three ilaicreeii forty-neve A LOIN or 1UB T.EAN SMOKKII (40) SollrHlnfir snd delivering dry. clean* long the northerly line of tha txiblando minutes east (3*47' > twelve hundred fit* t nnd tailoring, under 1% tons, $10.00 nd». cine hundred and ifxty-eitrht feet to iy-one and Mxty-flve one-huntiredthn feeH per annum. ,ie northwest corner thereof; thence (2) 11 2f«t.6T*' > tr. a stake, nald stake being Lamb Chops 29f1( Cali Hams H2) SoHrltlng- and delivering dry clean- lortharly parallel with Shrewsbury Ave> ftl/ftant In a na\ithorly direction *lontf the r nnd tailoring, over 1 Vi ton», $16.00 urn •Ixty-one feet, *lx Inches, more or weaterly Una of IHU'U of said ItorMiUt per annum, •M, to tJie southeast corner of landa of OK or formerly Frederick DaMalo) thence three hundreil thirty-tiirce and nlnety-flv# SLICED BACON AKTIOt.E VIJ. 1) westerly along D*Malo'« "outherfy linn otie*hiindredtliM tget (9*9.9tt') from the * 19c It means so much! Just Revocation of t4ctn»«, td parallel with the first course one hurt* southerly line of Klverrlate Aventm afore- A license may be revoked by the Mayor .'••I avnd sixty-alght feet to his southwest miidi thence (4) Hfiuth eighty-nine '!•* and Council by reaaon of the violation of forty mlitiit«n went <89*49') h orner In the easterly line of Bhrewafmry g« ed rseventyfouy mlitit«nr wennndt <8949)iht i thr^M UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. the term* of the llttnae, the violation o* venue I thence (4) southerly along the hundred seventy-four nnd eighty-nine one- Call 80 miles for 35? - 200 for nny municipal Ordinance, atate or federal »rly Una of Rht«w«bury Avantie, afxty- hunOradtliH feet (374.30') to a alike! Sliced PINEAPPLE 2 No. 2 cans 27c fltntute or faUlflcatlon In applying for a ... feet alx Inehan. more or laaa, to (he thence (Hi north four degree! one minute 60? • 500 for $1.15 - Stathn-io- Urcnne. Defore revocation the licensed >olnt or place of beginning. a»t (40*1'), imrallei with the first course GRAPE-NUT FLAKES ... 2 pl;g«. 19c may be granted a hearing by tha Stlztil at tha property of Stephen Mor- nd distant thirty-five feet. rJrl'« -hfill be aubjert to a,fine of not leaa than By virtue ot an order of the Court of mom or 1 s. of fifty yrar.i of unified ftrll Sin.no nor more than $100.10, and than ftanrery at ftevr Jeney, made nn the tiny RelieRl d an the property of Bernard California PRUNES ... 3 lbs. 25c Jii tliif* country today who can telephone* ran he reached Syttcm rffvrt in rwtrarck fingi stand committed until nurh fina an*l coata f the date hereof. In a certain reuse ftehlaflca and Mary HfhUrhe, hU wife, eli rcv,'\H the, first nrwH of thr: ar« fully paid, but aurh corofnlttmnt .hall • herein- Carmelfa Morelo U the .petitioner al.. taken In axerutbn at the atitt nf Suiwweet PRUNE JUICE .. qt. bot. 18c from yomif today. nrcrirtfr building* buying nnd nnt exceed thirty (30) days. nd you are) the defendant, jou are r«» Frlenda rtulldlnK *nrl Loin AiworUHon of HoMon iirofcj'f'or's claini that Still another and perhnpn Q iulred to anawar tha petUloner'a petition «ed Hank, a corporation, and to be »old OVALTINE medium 31c : large 55c operation, all coordinated to rx. or befena the nineteenth day of June hr

BOROUCH OF RUMAON CLEAN-UP Beginning May 6, 1015, »nd lMtlnjr on* w«k.reek., alail onionp«»or—, whl- o ow—n- jprop«rt- -^f er renrunt within thth* Boroulb of Rumaon, art MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT MARKET PLACE raqutitad to cUtn til croDerllli, raku off -- -- J»« ••» U1WIIB, mp, T-kKV Of! alt bee fanrda . vaetnt Ioti ind make a general cle»rt-up, All refuse, will be re- moved by the Borough trucks If you will "Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Cents npttfy tho Borough Clark'i office. Tele- MIIIMM Rumaon 54B. JERB 3, CAREW, Clark. ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES. feMPLOYMENT. ROOMS FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ROOM for rent: comfortable, In private NOTICE. AWN MOWERS t new low prleea for flnt 'AINTER and deeorator. Prices reason- WANTED, white general houneworkers. UTTLE SILVER—Six-room houtt; all Im- BEH I-BUNGALOW, atv.n room, ui 1ORB USED eprtyen, Wi Ji'va ..v.ral fllfstnlly;t two minuteit s ffro m ddepott , I provements; convenient to bus Une ana bath i Just redecorate J tiirouihout r aa* clan mowers. Msrrltt Machine Ehop, able• ||l^p.. Wllllt,B#»..^»»mB Pm *. Woodward.•»!»_-_-- vr R<— - r- W— $40; must tiava references, Monmouth Tan* notlca that Piul Fatlekr Intand. typn and >liu ol uMd outflU for quick 4__Meehnnlo street, 822 Red Bank. ank. Star Route, chore Red Bank Jmployment Agency, 107 Monmouth qulro at 181 South Bridge avenue. honli. two-car garage: grounds (7x1001 hssur; all IroorocmenU i ona.«ai garaw. to apply to Mayor and Council of Borough lelfvaryi priced rilbt. O«n>» IW »i)y Bank.* ______ifl-W-2. , treet, Hed Bank, phone 8l*po.* 'ruit, grapGs. inquire 47 WaahlrjgtOB B. «. Vaijd.rveer. IB Brantb avnoa, of Biimaon, N. J.. for a Bational Retail lay or evening at Hendrlokaon Supply OH SALE. hatcSIng eggs and cfalckai NICELYfurnlshed room. Southern ex- phone Bad Bank 1166. Columbian Plymouth Rocks, Emma T, ' ll"e MUSICAL w« can supply it- !»• OARPENKR want* position, experienced street. Red Hank, or your own broker. Cnn.utniitlon Llccnae for premise, ttltu- 'ompany, Mlddletown, N. J. In flowers, vegetables, lawns nnd trees. posure; private family, all conveniences; FOR RENT, .urnlihed oi uhfurnltllldrVn Bled nt 11 LafayeLta itrot, Itum.on, N. udlger, Bethany road, Hoilot, phonl • traction on any wind or etrlng Inetrn* BUNGALOWS in K«(TB*uic. flre roemi, ill 'BAYERS—New and Sad" . yera lor :«yport 182-R. Ill work by day or week: best of refer- also uarag-. Rent very reasonable. 81 river irith beach, eight-room home ana itoprovemenUt good con_lUflni su-mee.! J. Ubjactloiu, If any, nhould ba mad« durw i ihade traa otnt Including accordion. Arrangemanta South street, Red Bunk, phone 1.30-M. farm, eatateestate,. golf COL lan be made to ourchai* Inetruraente. Al- ictss. ¥..¥.. Itobcrts, 37 Thlnl street, Rum- iath; hot water h«ated; alt lmprov«m«nta| 128 per month- John H. Cook, Jr., 8re»- Immediately In wrltlnH to Jera 3', Carew, jraringraying, CallCall , orr writT—* Bsjndrlckso. n _Hup. ILACTOIl. rebuilt Planet Jr.. also Bol- , N .J J. URNlBHED _oom, all conveniences i prl- iiuraueh Clerk of the Boiough of Rumaon, o repairing, Ann««, 47 Washington deal location; for year or seaeon. raor» eirenuer 8brew«bury, N. I. ohoat ly Company. MlddUtown, or ant and repair!. Conovec Bros., lalss vat* family, no other roomers. 16 Laka • - • ' Red Bank 1169. Red Btnk 1486-J. N. J. • • • ,nd isrvlce. Wlckttunk, N. 3,, phona' 0 rest, phont Red Bank. 1751. _____ iARDENER wants position; experienced 01), top .oil , Jttti »er«»of top «oil inrdener and fruit, grower, open for po- svenue, K«d Bdiik. _____ LARfJE LISTING of estlUs, bom*., Ur|> VkRM oi 168 «cr«i In HoUdsl ceotlos for (Signed)' loot privati «ery cheep. fldl ar and four tc ~ FUEL Olt tanks (or tale tend In- fon May 1: to tnko chiirRo of a gentle- FURNISHED rooms for rent on tbe rlv«r and smalll housih s andd bupgalowibl . fl4 nmti price ISOO. AvilUbte Maroh lit PAUL PAKIOKY, & kield - " -Tir.lt. plw.: Hi, TTEil WliiTB HOUSE Antigua Bbop, nan's place; River Road, numion, N. J. •tailed t grading sod t andicape ' C!X|>ert in trees, flowers, bank. £9 K.ctor placa. Ked Bank, me before you rent. G. Howard Uppln- Apply Joieph O. UcGue Ageney, phone uuuiiy* eaeonil.liahd *at«r Haaddtn'a Corner, Red Bank, Anllquii ihrubs, , lawns and fruit. B_«t phona 287'R. _ cDtt. ^i Monmoutb street, phone Red ought »nd aold, worki maion. work, trucking I aind, if references. Address Q. Hunt Mlddletown pbotw Gardener, !iox 511, ROOMS FOR RENT, comfortably fur- Dank 821. OB BBNT, noru, offlew. Saw. MJMH. IREWOOD, Ifl per load, $ 10 par cord; dlndere and vraval, Old bultdlnge torn ted Bank. nUhedl rooms for rent; with or without FOUR-ROOU M bungalog w for r«nt[ sas,, wwaa- ap-rtsunta, i UncroTtdi all loeauena. boat ribs, oik timbers, tocu.it poitst ap-rtsuntai UncroTtdi all loeauena. ,D.. foi your old tyii.wrlter, adding Ba- down ard removad. A. Jonei. pbone [OURLY NURSINC—Maflnags, elcohollo board, all Improvements; centrally locat- tte r andd electricityltiit . G66 CartoCt n streettt. Ju.tt offff BroaBB dd atreettrt. Land tt LoaLo n OOoo u chlne, check -rlter or other office eaylp- ilactHa planing mill and saTrmill for ous. ed. Apply Hudson House, 1-1 Hudson Riimaon, N. J. H MM«ehanlh roae dstr««tt. BBad BBantt. «fANT ADVERTISEMENTS. om work. Cbarlei 0. Bennett ft Co.. Nut- Eaton town 477, care, IrrlKutlon, Iij-pmlRnnlcB; Indlvidu- l ntt will Oil. Jol.pb & Serplco, Key- lllzed treatment8 for nerves and narcot- avenue, phono Red Bank fi_U. __ FOH KENT at Fair Eaven. llx-room bun- 'amp road, fhona Mlddlatown EBB. LAHGE, sunny room, next to bath; HIBO LOST AND FOUND rt. N. J.. phone 184. ^_ CHECK UP on your baatlng plant now. cs. Trained mid iimrtlcui l nurweB on cull. ffatow, all modem Improvements: tdeal to break on the Wentingbouae WO porcp h awningsg of excellent quality ..tteraby's sraall two-room apartmont, with private location. Ready for occupancy; anfur- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE iiBETB to break on tha Wg W. will be glad to call and give «etU NUIBCH Keglatry, phone Ited bath; all conveniences; nesr station unit Hl-WAnD—LOBS, sold ring with garnet refrigerator with the flva-yeat guarantee, and In excellenllt condition; about XOtfi and any other repairs. lank 1422. nishtd. Apply Mrs. Jack Sparling, B Cath- HED BANK water front bargain [ tfn- feet wide. Irujulro at 164 Hudson Avenue. bus line; reasonable. Apply H. A. Worth- erlnejtreet, fair Haven, N. J. roora houte, modernized, 50x450 j ga- »tnne, lomewhere on Broad street, Find- Tustlng'e, U Honmouth atrnat, lied Bank. d Bk Chestnut Furnace Co* WHITE WOMAN wish** day's work to ley, 28 Hector place, phone Red Bank ; er pl-siis return to Kdwanl Henenbertr, 22 roS BALE, aod. top'.oil, All dirt, manure, ank. do, or would do laundry, in or nut. Call gea. outhulliilnfft, boathous*. wnterfront 1168, ATTRACTIVE eight-room houee, fine rei- ulkheadei; facoii two street*! IS,Oi-0.O0t Monmmlth Htreet." cinders anil {ravel I prleaa raaipnab a. PBR T6> BOIL, humus, top dressing ILEOTRICIAN—If it's •lectrical we sail. ,t 276 Mechanic street, after C:00 P. M.. identlkl lection ; centrnl; Urge fireplace, for I awn 8 that produce! r«hulti. Ats- ihong Red liank 1274,- IIton Berk, 8S Broad (treat:. Ited Dink, LOST, small black and white hound dog, llaude Wright. Mttkhim place, Little BIN s, 'J6c and up. D, U Temple, Hlahway lnittU or repair i eitlraaUi cheerfully LARGE, furnished front room, with kitch- hardwood floorB, built-in bookcase; targe >hon« 1616. , fart ncttcr; fenmloi In Kumaon last «r, phonponee BBeed BBank U9S-J. , . at Mlddletown. Wen. Call u. for any or all of rour HO, experienced, ope oka %< enette for light housekeeping; with or porrlj and sara^e; phon« Red Bank Thuraday. rliono Atlantic Hlghlaniti IVERGRBENS—NorwaRGRBENSN y tpruce and lectrldat troubles. Victor 0. Perottl, 23 Englinli; uhle to tako entire char go of without garage; three minutes' walk from ;i662-W, or call Owner, 1 Allen place. Red IROCI.RY, d«licatessen and candy •tori - fituj Scotch ulna, >[c and 50c. Up to ax )RY oak wood In stove and flrsplace hurch -trect, 8aa Bright, phone 233-V/- OUBO for tunniI family; excellent cooli; railroad station. 147 Bridge avenue. Bank. (or sal*, no reasonable o!T«t r«fQiid. fait tail. Conn «nd lit th«m at the old lengths, well rotted manure, top -ol|l rivea; ninken nlco npiieiirance; reference! Phono Red Bank B76-M. „ rite Box 201 Monmouth Beach, N. J. Irlveways graveled, tractor pfowlHs and IN8MITHING—Sheet metal work, heat- it.nne.Jy farm, Nutswarap rond, Miildle- ere, etove work, general jobbing, t-itl- !gs, phono 1778, Hc«l B»nV. KOOMS, one with running water, one with FOit RENT, ilx-room houw. hot water CD BANK vicinity—Hundr.d* of farms ARTICLES FOR SALE. own, N. J. ; ruck for hire. J. E. Carney, obon. Bat- 1OUPLE, cook nntl butlor, long exiierU heat [ slso a four-roone, mOi housek pl, bath, , to suit any pocketbook. UlueUated mtown «6-J-a. . matee cheerfully furnished. DeWItt C. balcony; In private home; most desir- heat. IInquirq e Owner, 12 Oik pla:e, Fl .•OR SALE, ilxty four hole locust pom ftt (EVOLVING SHELF, moat unUue, only Carhart, DO Branch avenue, phone Red enced, wisli tioaitiona; good references, ably; reasonably priced. R. H. Vander- , N. phone Rei Bank 247». iookl«t (r««. Raf H. Still man, SUU Hr N J h Ri Bk 247» ilghway, G«tosU>«a. N. J. Phone Etton- GOcc each. Phone Itumioitumson 6(II601. on tha Wastlnrfiouse refrigerator, with fO OIOILL- ... _ _ _ ..- Bank BSH-W, " ' . /.ddresa care Pontotlico Box 305, Rumson. veer, 49 JJranch avenue, phone Red Bank l OR RENT at Rum BO n, fivefroom bunga- 1SUTB RAB1TAN BAY Boat WofkiTTjl gva.yaar suarenwo. 8M It at TuiUng'i, atot r with othf eth eflve-ytar Wcstlnghoua guaranteee relrlger. T - 1465. low and Karase, all improvements; near own 178. Broad etreel, Kaynort, N. J. Fifty naW I Mnnmouth street. Rid Bank. Ing'a. 16 Monmouth street. Bod Bante. GEORGE) a BROWN, insurance and ATTRACTIVE, sunny, famished room, bus line, furnished or unfurnished, only UVER bulldlna site for itle. north end RED BANK government examination. Cooper's bridge, on Shrewsbury river, rowboati <16 up, Ava atllboati, dinghy, PPICATTFJ8H—Bargain. In «>h and real e-tata. 80 UeLtrta etreet. Red rounred: Immi({rant patrol lnnrcctor. near Broad street; reasonable. 24 Pe- "'able tenants accepted; immediate pos- 1 \i> faet un to 18 fiat. Springboard aqua- tern plsce, Red Bank.* ins frontage on west side of State High- luariumsi also plants and fjah.auppliea FARM PRODUCE. Bank. ippllcatioiifl cio'sc May 4. Men 21 to 36. plune, ll.hliu akin, a«» ekllfa. HO a foot. or a»l« at BeUy Roaa Flih Hatchery, 1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, flevfln-room ay, artesian well on lot Alston Beek- OUTBOARD boat and motor for .aiJTVffl 3OW MANURE. 32.50 per ton: hone ma- It art $1,800 year. Steady work. Com- TWO Individual two-room furninhei man. attorney, Red Bank. Vllen place ilyt oft Klv«r»l«01 Evlnrude Fastwlu 'JANUS, violin,, organe, Ampleo Duo-Art bln'a. 89 Broad street, Bed Bank. eata /tee. Write todiiy HUM. Kranklln Uei'Kcn p)nee,_ Red Bank. Ennaafler. Port Monmouth, H. J. Shrewsbury avtnua j operated by the niotoi", just ovarhauled; naw parts 180, hoy, phono 81. * late Louis GettU, Must sell to settle up Welta Mljnon tuning, voicing and re- nstttuto. Pcpt. f.r.fi.A, Rochcntcr. N. Y. FURN"ISIIKD—ThreRISIIKDTh o roomn nnd bath" for RIVER" PliOPERTy; six roomi and. bnth, will noil complete outfit tt/c l»0. Fhona conditioning, Dlrhana rlano Shop, Drum- ^EQfit"A^LiB pTftnts~for aale i lettuce, c«b~ 'HONE £817 Red Dank, for rour plumb- with sun porch; all lmprovementa; rent estate. For further Information see B. Bl- bage, broccoli, cauliflower, tomato, pep- ing, heating and tinning problems. Ad- light hkhousekeepingi . 30 MhMechaniic Btrcet lano, admlnUtrator, 200 Broad etreet. lied Dank 8867-J before El80 P. M.' rnond place, Red Bank, phont 613. ASSISTANT to hentins ciiRlnner; man Red Brink/ reuBonfiblo- Call 309-J or 2M9 Red Dank. SEA SKIFF for aale, Scumun outboard er, BIIKplant, celery, red and yellow «w«et Ico and eatlmnteB free. Joseph W. VQX< Eat mtown. N. J. !OW- WHV tha Waitlnghouaa refrlger. otato; Inrge or smalt quantities, G, U I'lnckncy road. Red Bank. to work In local territory—learn FOR RENT, "six rooms; garuge; all Im- »ea skin with 82 h. 1>. Evlnrmle motor itor fa guaranteed for five years. Bee ROOMS for rent, every convenience; gn- piovemGnta; on conrrete road, two RECENTLY modernized old house, half nnd equipment. Boat can also be called, )ougla» Parker, Rumson road, Little Sil- heating engineering, nir conditioning; _ rago: breakftiBt If dealred. Whyte, 800 acre: ten minutes to Bed Bank; eeven iero_at TuetlnK'i, 18Monm6utb etreet, cr, N. J., phono Rod Bank 1781-U. blocks from railroad depot; $30. A. 1'hla, ie a high clan lioat at a reasonable ed Bank. SHARPENING — Horse and barber opportunity to work Into Bales en- ver road, Fair Haven. _^ • ' __^ BisfhofT. Middletuwn. N. J., phone 168. oomi, oil burner, steam heat, fireplace*, price. Can ba teen at 80 Madlaon avanue, 'ARMER9 and truck gromri will find a clippers, lawn mowers and all sharp ARtiE front room on first floor, adjoin lam, fruit and shnde trees. Bargain at Red Bank." USED CARS and part, bought and .old: ready market for their produce by ed* gines ring. Experience not necessary. TWO-ROOM house, large attic, cellar; wel 6,8 50. Ray VanHorn. phone Red Dank also all kind, ol new parta ao]d£ uaed edge tooli | welding and all kinds Position nays expenHO allowance nnd ing bnth. for one or two women, wit water; ground* 20 0x200; partly fur- SEA SKIFF SB feet long, In good condl. 'ertlslng In Tbe n.gliter'* cJai.lfled col- ianl. Or two rooms for light house glM.._from eO c*nt* to $t.0O. Ab# Blraon, blacksmith work done. B. A, Hlckay niHhodj for scaBon or year round; rent tlft-i, 48 h. p.l Fierce Arrow motort i WorthUy Red Bank, phone extra Income daily from sales! Ex- seplnir for couple. Mrs. A. Moynuhan $150. Occupancy May 1st. Telephone 'OXWOOD PARK—Two new houses, gen- FEED—We are offer ing a very & Son, Everett, phono Tied Bank I Lake avenue, Ited Bank.* uine Cape Cod Colonial, the other six* ljrlca $280. O. Nelaon, 23 Center etreet, !i_2-J cellent opportunity with lending com- Red Bnnk 1179-J. Son Brlitht, N. J.* t good 20% dairy ration at an especially ,,703-J-l. WQ ROOMS, for rent for llijht house 1 •oom cottQB* type, both IIRVO avary raod- LASH—PUno 'accordlan, ow price. See ua. Utncs & Davis, phone pany In homo heutin;? niul nir condl. HOUSE for rent, one block from business lrn convenience end are completely dec-. UAHUA CLUMPS for »t«, TTfl aiio 1200 bait'ban,, bargain ii>>Icii ont week Honing. Must have i>lcasinK pcrBon- housekeeping, to business woman; m section of Brond street; six rooms and •rated throughout Open for Inspection nil good varletlea, Including Jeraey j|y. finrltorn »$x, tonor "and alto also MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, strings and re- her roomera. rhone Red Bank 3848-J bnth; electric and gas, furnace heat. Call ivery day and heated for your comfort, Itenuiy. William Kane, Kane Inne. Hid •racial thli weak. D. Annea., 47 Wa-h* palrlna at Price's Muslo Store, 81 West allty nnd wnnt pcrmnncnt cofincctlon ' ornlntra or eveningH. . at 76 Mechanic street, Hed Bank.' for details write or phone, Q. Howard HAY. BTRAW, ear corn. Qreer) Moun- dletown. ngtoit "tract. Red Bank. • Front etreet. Red Bank. to justify trnlninR. Apply (in per- SIX-ROOM HOUSE, hot water heat; fire- Upplncott, 31 Monrooutb street, phone MAGIC bird seed, 10a per package: bird MAYTAG WASHER, modi I ,30 hold* four tain potatoes, moderate prices. RED BANK Bu.lnen* Institute prepares for son. Holland FuriuiL-e Co.A world's APARTMENTS. place, garotte; near high school: fine Red_ Ban It 321. treat free. Paramount Fat Shop, 117 gallonj mori fvatfr than any other Matthew Mullln, Brookd*le Firm, secretarial positions. Day and night larsest instnllcra of home heating _ya- condition; $42.50 per month. Milton EXCHANGE 18%-acro farm, two mlle- Monmouth street, Had Bank.* >ashar. Thla~m«an« it faitar and betto Lincroft, N. J.. phone 8232-W. Red school. Florenoe O'Shea, 128 Qroad street, Berk, US Broad street. Red Bank, phone from Red Bank, two acres wooded, rest ruher. Se» it. at TuatlnB'i, 16 MOD tomfl, 1013 Anbury avenut;, Aabury 'WO LARGE rooms, private bath; fur- GIG. FOR sXi-,7treee, white birch and cedar, Dank. phone 688. R-d Bank. nished or unfurnished, for light houB.- Ulable: outbuildings, turkey, seese, poul- louth -treat. ' Tark, N. J, HOUSE forfor - rent: 22100 Monmouth sstreett , try houses; running brook; five-room bun- 20 ccnta ups alao full-grown Norway METAL WEATHER3THIP8 for doora and ephiK; In private family; heat, water. , "Unices; very beautiful treaal IBO.OO etch SEVEN-PIECE dlnatU ast for tilt, good 'OULTHY FEED—Mannamar, Life Oyol windows] save 25% of fuel costs. H. n, electricity; reasonable rent; yaraya if $30. Alstol n BBeckman, attorney, galow, two-car garage; eoll 810,000. Will Mrs. I* Brekor, River avanua and Cheat. Broad Btrtet, Red Bank. 10 exchange for house in Ited Bunk or As- .condition; raaionablo. Gall C30-R, Hod main for your chicks ( Park and Pol A, Hcndrlokson & Co., phone Red Bank CROCHETERS wanted, experienced on in- called. Call after fi:00 P. M. 47 Ham- nut atrcot, Lakewood, N. J,» Bank. turd feeds pay. Make a teiU Hanoe 1400, 111 Monmouth street. Red Bank. avenue, Red Bank/ SUMMER BIJNilALbW furnlBhcd, five bury Pifrk. Milton Berk,-88 Broad street, fants' hand-made bootees. Write Chaa. [ted Bank, phone 1616, UEFKKiERATOR, gas ovm to put on Davla, phona 108. THE HIGHEST prices paid for live chick- Mett, II North Sixth street, 1'hiladelphia, PARTMENT of three rooms for repU 14 rooms, all improvements; 100 feet from FOR SALE, Berval electric refrigerator, road; fine lawn, large trees; river sports. r>lat«, Singer aowlntr maohln* and other large also; box In perfect condition: IJUOILEItS—Milk fed. 1 ft to 2 pounds, ens. Joe Baker, 280 Mechnnlo street. Pa." Spring street, phone 8328-M. MONMOUTH COUNTY farmii very .elect nrtlclcn for snle. 103 East Front street, for sale: raised on my own farm. Byd- phone Red Bank 2809. Reasonable for season. Call Bed Bank Hat' of all else* and typce. Your In- Had Bank. mechanism out of order; }fi for quick tale, iIRL WANTED n« Kenoral houaeworker, .TTHACT-VE, Riverside avenue; all the 390-J, or 2110. quiries will ba (tlven personal attention. A, C. Swift, 124 Bergen piece. H«d Dank, jy HnmberKer, Nutiwamp roadi phoni advantage- of an apartment; continuous no cooking; excellent home. 402 Hecond BUNGALOW apartment of four room Q. Howard LiDplncott, 81 Monmouth TEN-PIECE mahoiinny dining room suit*, JUSST ARIUV£D"-LarsrARIUV£DLarsre shipmenship t ooff cnn iled Bank 88r.6-M. FOR HEAL. ESTATE, Insurance of all avenue, Urndlcy Beach, phone A.bury ot water, oil burner and all the comforts itreet. phono Red Bank 321. TJSN and twelve week a old White Leghorn, t a real private homo; five rooms, bath and B or a KG ; vatt improvements. 12 $45; Bevon-piece dining room suit*, $181 ranges, andd oiill cookinki g itoveat ; low kinds or first mortgage loans, con- P«rk__6261.* Foster atreet, River Plaza. FOR SALE, lot 100x400, high ground, thrqe-pleoe living room Httlte, 11S[ three- «"!«»; fiantutl SwarU,. H Rhode Inlnnd Rod and Barred Rock pul- d pl; lt porch and garage; Wait Fron eta." Also baby chicks from the a.bovi sult Hawkins Brothers. 10 -lonmoutk MARRIED" MAN wioh-3 i>i>nft_e.ii-as caio- ttfactlvo grounds rneaV town" and station; m<-ll living quarter., poultry "houi a j jibco living room suite, $25: tliree-pleDe itreet, phone 1887.* takor, Kaidener; can do moBt 8ny- HOUSE "of." six" r6"orriBV~air~thipr6vementsJ lfllf mils from Eaton town on Neptune overatunod llvlnu room suit*, $SOt 0x12 ncedi. All breeds blood tented. Sydne str.ct. Red Bank. tent reasonable. Inquire Owner, 1 Allen for rent. J30. 17 Petcra place. Ret T. B£D| iprlng and mattr#»i for fambersor, Nutswamp road, phone He ins:; nine yetirs lust position: excellent 1ace or Bank. Key at 19 Peters place, phone Red Highway. Write to W. Broda, 1405 YotU UK, tUi new kitchen set, $12. L. E. ___ reference. Address Uox 81, Bel ford, N. > P"Q"g R^ Bank 8662-W. avenue. New York City. Brown, 117 Prospect avenue, Bed Bank, salt; alia drMBor, chulr nod rock«r; In B»nk__8866__H. • PAINTER and paper hanger and decor' 'HREE-ROOM apartment, nil improve- Bnnk 2481-M. good condition. Phon« Red gtnk 3182.* J.* Phon» 87. WHITE LEdHORNS; about E0O six-weeks itor; reasonable prices. Will paper i ments; steam heat; unfurnished. Crover DIGNIFIEGNIFED rresidence e onn South BBroar d FOR SALE or azohange. Southern Califor- FOA SALE, S00 Consrottum niffi," _Lh"'_i_§ii old White Leghorn cockerel*, tor »nle room for $3.60 and UP: all work guaran GIRL WANTED for general housework. Lpnrtrnents, 106 Wallace street, phone Htreet; teltwelvl ee o, fouf r hathshh . cocomm nia bungalow, modem tmprovthientf, SOlJ AND PASTURE for sale; sod at thi and color*; Also floor cdverlns hy the 10c each. H. G. Morris, Coifs Neck, R teed. Joseph Hoffman, 22 Drummom Apply 28 Weat Front street. Red Hank. 32 3a lit tine: expert paperbanglng. 193 excellent opportunity for right man. How- Six roomH and bath. Telephone Ked Ban! makea, except aealed .unit*. We have TWO-HORSE) plow, iod cutUr, ate, bed., urnlahed and heated: all Improvements, lioo. Red Bank 693-R, dresser*' KB era, , ohlnaoh Ira, , tablestables,, chalri* " , itea' m ta- mouth automobiles, Dodge trucks, Good- (waahable) Imperial wall paper samples. land B. Jonen Motor Co., 36 Maple avenue, largo garage. Phone Hed Bank eeverat uaed mnohlnas reasonablo. Alao PhonPh o 14951495, HaRd B Bank.i " year tires and Prent-o-LIte hntteries. 149- Estimates on eprlnar painting and National Red Bank. MECHANIC STREET, near Globo court HERE'S a bargain! Nine rooma, bath, we buy old electric Ice boxoa. What have jJ ____. improvements; six garages; monthly In- IGn West Front street. Red Dunk, PIUHH Housing contracts supplied. Fine work, TWO e*p**i"sflnopd fuel nil Halrnmen want- ie ven -room apartment In double house you? Call_B«d Bank «7».' JUST ARRIVED—Urga ehlrmtnt of bods, !t_cl Bnnk 12DG nnd 1.07. low it rices. Phone 666 Rum eon. PARTMENT lor rent, nil modern I School la naino block. BulldhiK recsntl come {60.00; business center of Red Dank. aprlnga nnd hiattresnai, lea boxes, car- ed ; areas, Asbury _oulh nn to fit every man's puna. Why not sei Red Brink." 30, furnished houae, fireplace, hot water S-U per month. Telephone 1932 Rec 1 ow price of 176. Howland B. Jones MO' Bank^ ^ • N. J." bathroom fixtures as good as new; a] for yourself these bargains In our show ovated at reduce/Tgg ^esj 9x12 Do- .eat,, garagegg, , withithn three minutes Leon- Lor Co., 86 Maple avanua. Red Bank. room? You really owe It tn yourself U HOUSEKEEPING companion desires a po- rddo rnilroaildd statiti o SStatStee rentre, , exact F0R~RENT, eiBht-room house, with twe ONE-STORY concrete building. 60x129 flu electric fixtures. Can "bo seen at 12E come In and glvo our reconditioned auto mestic, 13.60a r.t*-*. _^{j>n also on Harvard road, or call Red Bank 2020.* ALL KINDS of .automobile motors fo sition In refined home; Protestant, location. Addremj X, box 511. Red Bank. bntlia; unfurnished; garage. Also four- feet, concrete floor; front and rear en- boat« for Bale, including elx-cyllnder mobiles the once over. You can buy un Orientals and Chine a. rugs. Mon- servant type. Address P. N.. box 511. Red room, bnth, narnge, furnished. 2Z Lock- trance; exceptionally adapted for garage. ROOF PAINT for tin, tar and gravel :OTTA(JE WANTED, Bmall cottaKe, nent, ChevroUta and Durants. 44 Worthley dor tho liberal GMAO plan which allow mouth Carpet Cleaning Co., phone Bar-It.* . ood place. Fair Haven.* storage, manufacturing, building supplies., robfa. five-gallon can» $1.06: Illgh you flre, theft nnd collision damage. T< Shrewsbury river; yearly rental. Ad- laundry or receiving and distributing nta> atreet, Red Bnnk, phona 1382-J. 2272 Monmouth Beach. TWO YOUNG LADIES wtvnte'd, 20-25, fo eHH Small Cottnffe, box 511, Ked Bank. BEATTIE TAltK, Locust avenue grado imlnta, lunlile and outalda, 11.50 pqr ilay wo otTor the»e cars; thoy won't bi personal advertising; neat appearing, tlon. Price $6,500; reasonable terms. For gallon. Other Brndoa na low aa DOe. At- FOUR ECONOMIC! steam boilers. 80 andhero long nt the rate they nro being sold WANTED to rent, chicken farm, 1,000 to Shrewbbury river; eix" and aeven-room further particulars write Walter H. Coop- 100 horse power; oil storage tanks, 100 ALL KINDS of lawn mowers sharpener congenial personality; permanent positi houses with bath, cleciiing and sun porch laritlo Taint nnd Wall Texture Co., 116 Olds Bfldftn, 1534; Oltln touring coup< If qualified. Apply MUa Pormele. Globo 1,200 laying hens capacity or more. Ad- er. 105 West 82 street, K Y. City." Weat ' Front street, phono Fled Bank ta 1.600 gallon! t and four greenhoiiB.i 1934, 8,000 mllen; Fontlnc coupo 103 and repaired. Good med hand mowen resa A. R. box fill. Red Rank.* es, open fire places, oil heat, frigidalre, comnlot., R. Gelb & Sons. 214 Living for ealo as low as $1,50. Orders ctillec Hotel, Red Bank, after 4:00 P. M.* as, electricity; tennis court, river priv HOUSE nt New Mcnmouth, N. J., for lalo; 22S1-W. Marmon sedan 1931. Howland B..Jone WANTED, sninll houso bungalo Bton street, Newark, N. J., phone Bltrelo' Motor Co.. Ft. Miijile iiv.nue, Red Bank. for nnd delivered. John Hansen. 32 Hud BOY WANTED, experienced in rondatani ; Im- leeca; lawns cared for by owner; fi' B\X roomn. all improvements; class en- TWO CHAIRS, barber nxturca, complete, 8-26S0. son avenue, phone Red Bank 1029. work; also hnndymnn. Chcro Farm dtR; g; re Kedd Bunknk. minutes' walk to station. Garagea. Thoi closed porch, concrete cellar. AdUreso F. for sale for $75. Ohero Farm Market, ReaBonablo rent. Address S. A. M., box m ^8^HEVROLEThlilMoVL7^0ftir_ale Mnrket. Middle tow ii, one mile from bridge. Red Bank J26CL" 0._Bojc B4, New Monmouth, N. J. Mldflletown. Ni_J^_°_n^rnHjLjlrc> bridge. TABLE LINEN and towels; lot of beau Can bB «ecn at ii Worthley atrcet, Re OTTMAN'S FURNITURE Repair Shop; re M 11, Red Bank. ROA'DSTAND for sale or rent. Estate F" tlful - Irish linens, hand ma do. Dcmt WOMEN WANTED to do fittliiK and a SIX-ROOM KOUBO and gflrage, furnl-het Bnnk, phone ia82-J. iinlshinc. cabinet making; antique ant C. By ram, Upper Broad atreet. Red MAHOGANY BAI1 for .ale, fully miss seeing this lot. Also cOiine ware, modern. Special prices on painting porcl teratlons on Women's apparel. Apply for rent for summer season: very cheap Graraann'a, 11 White street. Red Bank. GOINO PLACES? Then drive a recom furniture. 87-A East Front street, Rei Simon, 58 Broad street. Red Bunk.* Ready for occupancy June 1st. Telenhont Bank." equipped ; A-l condition. Price rea- mended used car and cut triiiinporta- Bank, phono 876.-J. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT XSirJ,_.Hcd _Bank," _.. .. YOU HAY DOCK your beat at your door SAIUNO ka-Vak for sale, complete wit! tlon coiit in half. Iffl more practical t< nonable. Addreaa Mahogafiy Bar, box rudder, center board and aall and paddle. MODERN home, rent furnished, season; at Shelter Cove on Barn eg at bay, near buy a bettor car than to keep npendlni TWO STORES at Atlantic Hlehlands; fiv Tomii River, the boatman's paradise; re- 611, Red Bnnk. 110 Ulncoln avenue. Red Bank." ATLANTIO HOTEk—Steamer, every MISCELLANEOUS. or unfurnished,yearly ; all improvements. riiHjilay windows; Main street: $20 each money on your old cnr. Your car tnk«r Dosirabto housed attractive grounds, line fined atmosphere; plno and water front ROW BOATS for Bale, various sizes ol In tisJe, Liberal tcrmn. This week'n ape- Wednesday and Saturday; Bock monthly. Eowtell Agency, phone 116, At- lots, $350 to $600; 10% down, balance TOIt SALE, 26 foot cabin eea aklff, eight L BUY and sell Becond-band clothes, tnusi identinl section. Should be eeen to be h_n_____^li_a_i_ls__ • finest materials and workmanship; muni cinl: '28 Studobnlfer Commander Six se- beer on draught until May 15th. At- be In good condition. L. Kerber, _09 appreciated. Garajro available opposite. monthly. Folder free. Ray H, Stlllman, foot beam; powered by nlx-cylinder ma- ba seen to be appreciated; prices very lo\ dan $45; "SK Plymouth Six deluxo aedan Shrewsbury avenue, lied Bank. - Phone FOR RENT, modern furnlnheil or unfur- State Highway, Eatontown, N. J.; phont rine motor In perfect working condition perfect condition; '31 Bulck 8-R7 dcluxt lantic Hotel, H. A. Hubbard, proprie- Pinckncy road, Ked Bank, phone In comparison to duality of boats. Pa 468-W. ^__ •J_'i-J.* nished housee; larggo living room, two 178. at bargain price. For Information call a ua a visit Roberts' Boat Worka, 8 Bsdan, like new fnilde and out; "31 Chrys. tor, 121 Fair Haven read, phono Bed hed rooms, kitchen, bnth, Karaite. 33 84 Locii»t avenue, Rod Bank.* ler aedah. '81 Sturiebaker aednn, '31 Chev- WANTED, will buy eecond-hand bicycle FOR RENT, fifty-acre farm, ten-room MONMOUTH COUNTY farm, tied Bank Third itreet. Rum son. N. J. Bank S9-G. p.nd etcond-hand frames. Grover Par- Sfnteslr place. Riverside Heights, Red section; 33 acres; gond fnrm land, fruit SADDLE HORSE, /young, .pirlted; very rolet coftch, '20 Chevrolet ncdnn, '29 Hup- house; electricity, water, bath, heat; Bunk, phone 140.-J. GOLD FISH for aquariums and pools; mobile cotipe. "-0 LnSnllo convortlb ker, 8 Mechanic street. Ited Bank, Dhone •cnt reasonable;; investigate, Rolston trees; one thousnnd feet tin State high- Bliowy; Drlr.o S12G. Thone Rumeon large variety of water lilies, hyacinth* GENERAL C^NT_^Cf6nCli7tlnV«* X313. SEVEN ROOMS, nil improvements, very way : old Coloninl house: largo fireplace J 4D8-J. coupe. '20 Nnnh Bcdnn nnd ten otlier lo iVaterbury, 107 Monmouth street, phono and plants. Our stock of troplcnl and goli: jM-leed earn that will «\va you unllmltci grading; manure, top toll, fill dirt, cln MONEY to loan on flrat bond and mort- Red_Bnnk_ 3500.•_ od conditio. n . large yard and garage; sacrifice pricp e $0,000$,; termser.. White-Pad)WhtPa . JJATTEKIES, 81.08 nnd your old battery dors, snivel, sand, pennut sandstone fo: iitmcnt of ftvu rooma; all improve* BroaBd d tt Rd Bk Ph 2100 flnh foari la complete. Par amount P«i service. For hotter value in a uccd ca Baao. UendrlcksoD & Stout- 2 Linden FIFTEEN-KOOM houB« on the river front, treet, Red Bunk. Phona 2100. rcchoi'Reft, *r»Oc; ellshtly uaed fuel ol Shoppe, 87 Monmouth street. Red Ban^'* see your friond Leo nt MHiirlpo iSoliwnrtz,' rock tcardens. Estimates given, phont place, Red Bank. menta. Inquire A- . T- . Dorcmu• s Rcck- FARM for Rod Dank 380E-J. Oscar Becker, 17 S furniahed: eeaBon or by tho year; beau- Red Bank ot- n«ent . sale, potato fnrm with good atove $ln.0O, custa cent an hour. Loin ol Used Cnr IJOI, Went Front Btreet nt Pearl l___l___i „ ___— B , building! nt $125 per acre; ono of the heat, convenient to clean. Wlllard Bat TWO ICE BOXES for sale, in good condi- ond street, Fair Haven. AUTO LOANtr—Conadantial, prompt, tiful ground-, dock; exclusive location; tion, cheap: also three-burner gas stove. Ked Bnnlt. Phono G37. _O_pe_i cvotili courteous service; no endomemenu; iiianalile rent. Alfo complete list of FOR RENT, one-fnmlly house, BIX rooms, best farm In county; near State httrhway. tory Service. UB Woat Front atrcot, Be B0_McLaren_£treet,JUd Bank.* DRESSMAKING done; excellent workman payment, reduced. Federal Acceptanc uses from S25 per month up. Rolaton bnth; all Improvements; BUU imrch J KH- Many other farms, nil sizen, White-Pitch* IF YOU nro In tho mnrkct for n gond unci Bank.' •__ _ 7 ship; roaponable rates. Phone Kei Co.. 610 Electric bulldtny. Aabury Park, Water-bury, lihona Roil Bnnk 3R0P.* riiRc. Inquire ftcorgo Miller, Church anil Broad ami Mcchnnlc streets, Hed Bank, ONE-MAN .port Ka-Yok canoe for ial WAIiNUT bedroonTaulU. Windsor chilrs, car, wo have ore: 192R model 75 Pnl Hunk 167T.-J. phone 8-30. Open evening, 7:00 to H:00 Compton at reel a, Belford, N. J. phone -100. renaonable. Call anytime. Charles El gataltg table, living room aulte, Ico box idnn; new top, tires Hlco new, etc; SlO THHEE-KOOM »i»iutmcnt located oil third es, cash register carpet runners. O_tt thnt's all. F. H. VnnDorn, 3r» East Fron OLI) GOL1>—Wo i>uy oaub ror your oi floor of the Leu (lertrmle apartments, 23 Third atreet. liumaon.' DON'T LET termites (flylner anta) gold jewelry, watches, teeth, etc Reus pad. gas atoves, etc. Auction Gallery. 27 strect,_Jle_i!^Bajik. phono 478. 1 S55 per month; also three-room apartment PLANET Jit. tractor, rebuilt] alaa new East Front street, phone Rod Bank 1693. destroy your property. Call us for fllllea . 8G Broad street, Red Bank. located In pilvnto homo, $J0 per month. nnd uaed Bolon'a repair part.. Oonover BKJlfT-CYLINnER nporty deluxo coupe FOR SALE, grocery store counters, six- perfect iihaiie: nix wire whoeln: co free Inspection and report, James A. WANTED, $2,500 first moi-tBng?, on mod Rolston "Waterbury, phono Red Bank Bros., Planet Jr. dlatrlbutora, Wtckatunk, ein tllo and iteel livo rooms, lees thai 3(100.* N. J., rliono Holtndel 0. foot and thlrteen OOUPH or sodan wanted; model A inert gage building loans In sums fro Shoi»,_19 East Front atre.t. Kcyport. N. J. B. A. Arend, 291) Broad street, Red Bank, ROOMS re-papered with tho naw improved .gh_ono HOO." WE BUY and sell everything I House Fords. Will pny fnnry used cnr price* .r.UO to $3.B00. Will nay bonus. Ad BROAb lD P lSTREET, near shopping area, hold furnishings, office equipment, If enra come from original owners nnd If 1 Oil5 wnahnblo nnd .untested wnll ytn- CHF! Rcspon Bible Bui Id or, box 611. Ho modern resilience containing eight TWO HORSES for atle, one black Holding, tique*, ruga, bookr paintings, clothing, IICTH, $6.75 up. W. Henderson, Box 85, oms; recently KUN !il\-room hoiiHO. newly tUcumc- and up. Paramount Bliop, 37 Monmouth pfiS^onB^f Hcdan ; In A-1 condition Fh-Ht tuxl Mount iivnmn, Attiuillo Hl,:),- 4a a pound, direct from factory. Comei throughout, 11, J, Parker, Shrewsbury, vo. lio»J.l_l,Jloil_Ilanlt.» cil: flienlnce; encloied uorch with mvn- In eight colon, ready for inc. Just ml: landn. Ijcnelit of Ladio.V Aid aot-iety of ihn i;a; Horuenn thioiiKhout; MJUHK*;. Ac ply In Rod Bank and all Its aurroundlng territory N. J. IVenhytBrliiri cliun'h. WANIEI), "twin baby oiii IIBKO'. '" l'hon "machine '•"• ""'"' with cold water. Call for Ramplori, A Atlanti Illlll i owner on premises. GGG ltivcr road, ^RdJlk BAIMiAIN In a HtJl Tord cabriolet; so thero aro hundrodn of houses, vacant lota, amatl 1-tntlo Taint A Wall Texture Co., 110 We 1IAVI0 MONKV to l (lrit-7lmiiireal K«lr_ 1 Invent . Front Bireeti phone Red Bank_2251-W. tionilitloiu n «ood cur for tha mimmcr. DOXH'S. "iTriV_("« I no reiionable offer re ft lintlnl honion I ami near Keil llnnli farms and tracts of land that can be had at a rea- fu»eilt «H thorouBhly reconditioned am [JWHSil SP^AYBW for iftlo, Hayes, re- ^ P'° «wn"«.J>£J^_D^28J_i-eiinnort Scrvini Stn_Uoji* Dceaii bont. wlndahleld, auto .teerer, John •aleii and lervloe. Cdnover Bro»., Wlcki ily run 11,000 mtlea. eml iiouKowuik to do. Call Atluutii further loffrmnll or, UMillo-l'nrli, [Iron ion Standard Twin; twjlvo-foot Barneg. Sacrifice, Cull U Hrnnch 2310. Ask nnd Merbdnlbdl o vtieetn, Hed Itfink, I>1HIII1 I YVK VftUT or »iUeTa~wlntVr~or -ummer bc'ablo to moke hid own terms. for Mr, RHKO.* HlK|ili'»«j» r.47__ 1 •ncak bo». complete with anil. .Ixteen-foo BACK BAR for i>le, with Urge mirror. 2 •JHI0. home, with four rooms, win tniilni , nil WOTUC wanted, mnrrled man wlnhos i-oiif- iniH'ovoinentH; Kiu'fluu; ou now lilghwny, 1 OIIBO runabout, LycomliiH <-4B| t«n-foo Main street, Bfttontown, N. J.* tlou riB chauffeur or nt general outside AU yTeirf (ialbraltli Iiw Btreak dinghy. Phoni Red Very rranonnhla. Mrs. A. Mueller, Viola GOLD FISH for tQu»rfuma and pools] BUSINESS NOTICES work; bent leforcnces. Addroun C. M, A., Kcirtl; oitlier tteiliin or ciuipe body; Look through The Register'* Classiflod Columns Ilnnk HOP.' __• , large variety of water Ullek. hyaelntl box &_U, Hed Hfink." liny rnnll. Write full partlrulnrs to Aul i>fiw UII.E Inree porch ecreen. nnd fou RKrAimNfJ--Antl«, 877 Monmouth Btreat, Bed Bank." China ami t'lnsn rlvoled. Aldddln Shop, CHHaiy; DVOIUKO $tfi to $20; good future Vci\i HAf-W" six onk dlnlnn room cnnl. f 'f l iioTIiiTIdd lnntu cn; B for rl»lit t'ftrty. Ap(>ly Friday HtfK) A, M.!1M) htreet, H(|\vanl Viey, I'|i__ne__ lS3(tfW.___ 1 IANO 'foforr aiileinit,. iioTId wnlnut cn»e; Gout!i_Mnlnjitreet,Jfeypnrt, N. J. T\V6"-VAM II_Yn.nu"ir_~"(.i" iivo~"f(i"omli nml wifli leather acntai one bureau will condition) ISO «aih. 25 Church sliec Si) nip. lien I mi C'uip., lilt Monmoutll UUXWOOI) wanted, two to four foct I mlmi?, an" on. .mall table. Call Rum " h 25 Chh AUTO TRIMMIN'h, topn, nVntiririN, eu«ll~ l |1 lf n l h e coven. Qulnfc servlr«. W. _ir>'^__J: .i i ! _ !* _ __* bullrtliitt. «6n O10-J.' ,J _-. fall ltliniaoii 4^.* mKc«i nil porrlu'* mid window- EVERGREEN, thud a and ornnmentnl 1 J. He nn In if, 18 Mnplo nvonuo, ltcil U«nli. tiHUj WANTED to work morning" 1" ^tnall r L i'A'iR()Nlzir'yom iornT marchan'ti wi Bi'n'unad. lii(|u!r~ (lOOi'UH Millnr. Clnucti K)nl)80N~t»ACTOR In, very fair cond alia flowering shrubs,, all at ietlnce< ''- - ~- * Iget I'lnti.* aimrment for family of two. :m> Broad linn for .aleI genuine rortiaon repa 1159 1 1 liKino/ remains In lteit Bunk. I' nnd Citrnpton ntrcots, Helford. N. J, prices) some became I hnvo sold the Ian -l ! ^^* ' "»i'k* ApHrtmout (>.* »nlo, nil lmprov_mqntn; „.» «i new and «««d. Al.o Fordaon plo they occupy and tha balance because o^f7r 06U)RK!rBOY"wiVnf..i' foriicueTHl stoic Flaehar. Koil Hnnk^ o l*A dVubl. illio. Oonov«r Bro.., Wlckl tors, wnnhera nntl np R, mito ra- fl\ itnu till; city wator; Kninttfl- with to etosa (hem all out as fa*t us i»ay m>ruce Z6Q up, Lombnru iilione Red O X U ] ncudy imitbcr uf IHIKO family win, w lvlcli. I.liu-oln iiticct, MlddtD- Dunk IDOUor BK2fl.* £_JL-^_:*J_ . H''_!*?! *" ± , N, J. lminiu) nt Lad leu' and Mines' »'AR»i MAOlliNERV-doMnu; out, prlvnt and Carolina popler, twenty fe«t. Motm- WANTKO, roc"iiV"ninn \vftli vnv; B.iedul iiM|i|iirlntti tbeiu. Aiblinnii ('. & ('., «ale. No r.naonabla offer refunod. Kx tahi aah, White aah, AmorleBii elm, Chi- .' itrcitrhei waaoi nese *lm, alt at SQo. ««ohi twenty (loldsn Joi,my Utility Co. Nent niuMNimn'o, Kunbar, kfieplng, unf iirnl (hed. __ W iioUSM of six rooms, bath and mn par- ,,• I'ordaon tractor, potato rllgnr, ro lots. The dim_i4 U the greatest since f>ong Branch. like ruomi or ltvlnst qunrteri lit ft uooil pitirct, n_etlJB«nk.^ lack 0ml nther equipment. Terms ca» 1080 and beeauH of that, eome inir*_rl«« noma In exehnnna for eompAtilonnblp. tu- lor, nil Improvemsritai ntt«m liQftti il»« •l" l» oiuilprntnt left on my hands by tei - - JiinjoIJihTng." Har- would help look after home, -Could make iiAIUli. finnisliB(i room on Hint Honr, wit ruse. Lucateil nt 331 Hlirewnbury Kvenuoi have Incriafia prices, I hove reduced %'M\ per month. .lolin 11.' ('ook, Jr.. j farmer. oolr.K out of bu»lne«., I nee mine, to Increase demand arid will not «^Cedjr..AViinU0.J_fifr Haven. IOWI financial net cement If TierenHB ry. kitclianeltc, for rotit. AiMiean !ifi V.n ilio burn eiiBco and will sell nt any re vflnra any prlee during th« HIM In« «ensL>n Hefeience^, AcMress J. K., bo* Bit. Itctt Front. hlree I he tool Allentnwn, N, J., nyriery at Iml«ystow» 10 Linden.i>lare. flmt house back of Strand rUATOuT WanUTr txrori«MC»il only". tlio itatiom1 13.0$3,00 find up. 133 Mem- Uqullavqu: ; nil .miirnvenieuUi ii guaurfltfoi i n.ai 4'heron McCe,mpl»IU Holmdel. Button, N.* th«tt«r, Rod Dank.' Aypljr J0« Rlvai stMtt. Bail Bank, R*il vchool. I'liont *8_-J. Dunk- A Of inant Events...

Tailored Tubbable Frocks Store Open for Warm Spring Days Until 9 P. M. 5.98 Saturday Evening Last Day You can get these dresses today and wear them tomorrow! They're brisk, breezy, cool, and so Saturday Sale Our Dramatic Spring-like! Washable crepes with new smocked shoulders, front fullness that is so important, embroidered pockets and scarfs, brief short sleeves, and fluid- Washable Doeskin Better ly slim skirts. In the important pastels: dusty rose and aqua; white and cabalero red. With Cloves contrast accents. Sizes 14 to 42. Homes Second Floor 1.25 Sales 16.95 to 18.00 Goats Smart women are always completely 'sold' on thetie washable doeskin Here Ts a Brief List gloves. They wear Now 14.95 them with their of Some of the sports clothes . . . Sensational Values! All are coats that have been leading the Spring dip them in soap fashion parade! Man-tailored swaggers and avids ... and wear dressy types. them with their "Masterbilt" Aluminum afternoon frocks! 1.29 Monotone and mixed tweeds in' mannish top Streamline pieces from the coats, well-cut, splendidly tailored. Rib crepes New Chamois Color makers of.Micro,. 2-qt double and Jacquard crepes with dressmaker detailing. boilers, 4-pc. sauce pan sets, 5- "Navy,Trunko and mixtures. Sizes"14 to"44.*"" White, Eggshell qt. tea kettles, 6-cup drip cof- Don't miss this chance to get your Spring supply fee maker, 8-qt, saueepot, 8- Second Floor at an unusually low price. You'll have that cup percolator. •omplete satisfaction of money well spentj . Fourth Floor . 12.98 Dinner Service 9.98 A service for eight. Our new- est dinnenvare pattern .... Bargain Square Sale Chiffon Hose "Flower Shop" . . . modern, quaint and colorful. 53 pieces. Fourth Floor Baby 59c 11.95 Fibre Rugs 'Another very special purchase of those beautiful silk stockings for Sat- 7.95 urday! All-silk sheer chiffon, also some in service weight. A range of 9x12 jacquard woven fibre the most popular Spring shoe tones. Every pair well reinforced" at heel, rugs, reversible type with dec- Week orative colors and designs wov- . toe and garter fold. Remember, Saturday, on Bargain Square! en thru to the back. Third Floor Floor Ends Saturday 29.95 Refrigerators 23.95 at 9 P. M. New one-door model, 75-lb. ice capacity; fully insulated- and Cheviots.., Tweeds... Flannels in white Duco finish with A Free Baby chrome hardware. Some With Two Pair of Trousers Fourth Floor Our Studio With Each Purchase of 5.00 or More Maple Bridge Lamps Fashion Predicts 2.79 New Spring Suits Complete with shade and 12- a Bright Future for.;; Infants' Glass Sets inch adjustable tray. Sturdily- 4.95 built and in soft honey-color Four glasses and one. dish, in a pastel finish-.* Also some in mahog- wicker basket. any and walnnt finishes. Third Floor Vanta Electric Bottle Warmer, Pink or Blue 1.00 25 00 3.50 Carpet Sweepers 2.89 ' Fine Silk Socks with Ribbed It has been a long time since Ball-bearing carpet sweepers, Tops, 4 to 6 3 pr. 1.00 a group of suits at this price regular household size in at- 2.98 offered so much! They were tractive finish; sturdily con- Rubber Lined Percale Diaper all tailored expressly for structed. Nothing smarter . . . nothing more completely Bag, 4 Pockets 1.00 FourtlV-jFloor wearable-with-everything . . . than a dashing Steinbach Kresge's .. which white felt! means that there are many Glass Luncheon Sets 30x40 in. Hand-Loomed Wool important hand - finished Btenkets, Embroidered.. 2.98 1.09 Vogue says: "Put on a white hat with your dark points to make them look 22-piece green and crystal and fit well. glass sets ... a service for suit!" . . . now, and with your Summer pastels Sheer Imported Swiss Hand- four; saucers, plates, sherbets later! All are devastating, dynamic brims, with Made Bonnets 1.98 and goblets. dashing patent leather or grosgrain accents. Single and double breasted Fourth Floor Headsize's 21'/ to 23. styles for men and young 2 Second Floor men. Suits for business Inlaid Linoleum •Second Fluor and general wear. New Sq. Yd. 1.99 grays and brown tones. Brand new 1935 patterns in famous Armstrong inlaid lino- Sizes 36 to 42. leums . . . embossed and straightline patterns. Cement- ed to your floor at this price. Shirts With New Tll Presenting the New "High-Low" Tie Wilt-Proof Collars Maple Sunroom Set 49.95 for Smart Junior Misses IValue 69.95. A handsome 1.65 three-piece solid maple set . . . Now, thanks to the new in- settee, wing chair and club vention called Trubenize' chair; colonial design. 6.00 Third Floor A grand new shoe with a heel in the men can enjoy collar-attach- spirit of the new 'flats' . . . but lots ed comfort with starched Occasional Furniture more becoming! Perfect for walk- collar looks! These shirts 5.98 ing comfort and chic. Equally be- are of a fine broadcloth, cut Richly toned maple pieces in coming to the Junior Miss or her accurately and in white, colonial designs. Bookcase, mother! blue, tan and gray. Sizes lamp table, end table, coffee table, bench, tavern table, drop Fine baby calf, two-eyelet tie with 14 to It. leaf table, night table. medallion perforations. Navy, white. First and Second Floon • Third Floor Sizes 4 to 8.

Your Kresge Department Store, Asbury Newark, Charge Account Is Good Here STEINBACH KRESGE CO Park