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•7th YEAR —4th WEEK Three Sectj^m MATAWAN, N. J.. FRIDAY, JULY 26, U35 18 Paget Thi* Issue Five Cents Single Copy,
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Township Police-Fire Calls Steady Stream Former Resident Here Scores Gaming Charge FORMALLY ANNOUNCES Crook Hearing When the police ee/Sre depart Residents Will ment I* needed la eaae of an t n emergency or fire la the Boro of Of Witnesses Find” In The Rare Book Field On 'ilon of a paper toe, mettlng at the Townahlp Hall, nesday; House Saved lishment bearing a small package. chlnct which return &1uh» nnrt rnln perature on the 0,|lsido E c h in i bound copy of 'V.llce'a Adventure* H Crook, suspended chief of Mon Holding out the package the to the player as prises bclnu oper Atlantic Avenue, Tunsdoy nit*, de •0 * poC*tc<* and "Welter In Wonderland.'1 The particular mouth County detective*, who w u At 10:30 o'clock Wednesdiy nlte, ing courts001*! *l the Matawan stranger said; ated Illegally ln tile Boro ot Mam- cided thit a proposed ordinance Mrs. Angellno Pagann and her volume that Mr. OoidsmUh chanoed relieved of his cfBce laat year by Boro uB|l listened to * steady "Would you like to buy this early wan, was raised at Tueaday nlte'.* whleh had been drawn up to regu family were aroused from their across had the appearance of the stream 0( *ltnr#s hi th« c«#e m adding machine T I need two dol regular meeting of the tioro council. tlie then Acting Prosecutor Edward late parking on varloua a'.reet* in dime novel boyhood favorite "Tlie sleep hy the stamping of horse's which Chester ^ber. bmke* lars." Tlie Issue arose when r-nnt.nl pres W. Cm liu, Matawan, wno had been hoofs In tlielr barn feet frcm Liberty Boys of 18" series. Ac the Ollffwood Beach section would 100 m ster, A'-!»'«|» A'.'Biuc, ident R L. Cattail, serving ns act appointed alter the removal ot the large Pagano farmhouse. Tlw cording to reports, tlie text, begin Whm the coni.ntn of the pack TOM RYAN WILL BE be'paaaed alter Edward Farry, Jr., ’t'ownaiiij,. ^».s lu|ni(l »u 'lty ol ning on IMR* Iwo la printed Iii three age wnn iIWIiimhI u was found that ing mayor In the absenre or !Cd~ Prosecutor Jonas Tumeii, slid Into non rushed (o the wlnduw ami naw drunken (lrlvlliB nn Mul” Btreet, ward W. Ourrle, who waH rnpoitcd townahlp attorney, had been given the bam cnKulird In tlnme.s. Ilo columns ftnrf numevmi* Temilt>l Il ll w<» Identically tlio name machine SHERIF CANDIDATE Its flfth day yesterday and names the necessary time to make minor the pi'ccrd111* Ti»i*r«li»y. lustrations lire nciiitpiml thru It ndverll.sed In V lice " On the bark out ol town oil liunlneka, stntrd thnt wllli oilier members of the family The rnrS irleii ^.foro ro - he l)u(1 received n telephone mil nnd places familiar to this taction out, to tUc biun mul wua The render I* comiM'lled tu nvtke the machine hole the patent <1nte amendments. A ballilni; ordinance rorclcr Hur13' llolti-. 8r, Wf'bPr, wll*1 liimi Mayor Currie thnt dny con- Cliffwood Man Will Make continued to be drawn Into the pro which would have prevent'd iiiiyimo, u v lu reactm n cow bill could nut eniUunlnu lcn|ia to other i n w <>l MsitIi 10. IBtlll Mr. (lnldainllh lost 111 wna by attorney11 It.ilph cmiliiu the regiilntlon of thn inn- ceedings. Crook Is being given a net over to tlie at ill to release llio the hunk, und frrqurnlly unrrlatcd little t linn tn romplHlug the tran- Run ln Democratic Pri- Including township residents, iroiu llcuaer, ,>( Mm„\tfi*n, sn[i Upiix-r' uhlnr.’i by the boro council. licsring before the Civil Service going bathing from any bc-ich nr horse due lo the Intense lient, llller.i life Inserted nt the rncln o| aactlon nn,I necurhiK the ninchlne. mariei; Independent ltotlK'uiwrK. «>i K ryw ri, IIii*hI hmtnllniente It. wnn iiiililisheil by Other teatn were applied hy Mr. Whm President Oartan lirol, up CmimlMlon to show cause why Its privately owned proiicrty was IhkI Haines nml smoke; thc itinmnl wna taoo mm )iP* iifnii.se revokod l«r two .lesM* lliinry fit. (Jn„ of New York. Ooldamlth mid all eeenied to ntvuire tlir point, a spectator 111 attendiiiice should be reinstated to hi* former over without any action Ueinit tnk- bunietl to death. your/I «n,.r **’out e1®1'! liotsfa Ucni ' ’I'liiiiuii.'i 11. Ilvini. linn nunotinrcd AppHieutly tlie m l lie text (a re- llmt hla ni'Ulnnl surmise In re Mated th st lie knew of aeverul plnc- IMMltlOII. •n. It wan dcclded, however, Hint A member ot tlw p«mtier Is *f wnn Township, April 11, IM*- He ant'a sttorr1"^ w«re on their |oet covered. In fact the Keyport sum llie ratabllslunent In which the between Crook and membera of th* Morrlsey Se Walker, and Howard Inglqp Engine of Matawan, Fre aileh w retehql quality “Uutl th e attended the publlo tehoola ot Ollff and th at tueY Viuuld •ll but total annihilation nr tltla mer resident eatabl tailed hla oaao gambling devices were aupi>osed lu county underworld. The formtr Wi Roberta, New Monmouth, act neau and Uhaowquikc, wood snd Mstawan until his fif nubmlt an animal within three ttaya ao tlioroly th at he wa* auecsaafiil In be operating." Tlie man speaking detectives hearing began Monday ing aa attorney for the developen, most fragile of 'Allocs' is not fo teenth year when ha became em The flte companiea fought the to IM t Mirt tit efto t« and ‘lineal- from the floor Indicated he wan un and oontlnuad every d*y thl* wtek. ♦very powible »fleeting angle ot bo wondered st." . aslllng hla volum* to a man wno It ployed In the hotel business in fin, which had (lined great head Weber Wiut reie«*ed on ggoo bond aald to h»v* on* of Uu greitast willing to preat such charges. During that tlm* a seemingly enor (he two protpeotlve ordinances waa Bibliographers have icecptcd ttis New Vork rising over a period of way, for more 'thin two houra, but pending jf® appeal' nu driver's collection* ot rare books in ths Constable milliard oirm'y and mous imounl ot tetlimony contin tool under dlaeuaalon. An adjourned Idea thru ths yeara lhat tbe ftrat six yrir* from hsllboy to csshier It w u a hope leas twttlc. Itic fire license "“I returned, United Slat**. The purchaser wat Peter VanPelt, former |Killce ofltcer, ued to pile up agalntt Crook, Tlie meeting had been held prior to volume of "Alloc" lotually printld snd mansger. entirely wiped out the barn and The it|„l W|\ii!|i «t»n«d at to W. T. H. Howe of Cincinnati. were lhe men who spoke from the littir It repraiented by Ward Kra Tuesday's melon on laat Friday tn America was that whleh •(>- Leaving the hotel business, Mr. Ita contenta ol hay, firm equip floor. At one point VanPelt told mer, Atbury Park attorney, Aailst- a. m . 8nti,rrt»y morning *nt* ww* P*ared at Boston In 1M> beartiig In Ooldsmlth's possession there Rysn entered tha accounting de jvenlng. At the previous meeting, ment, harniss and Other Imple Prealdtnt Oartan tltal he had won not oonciudol until *:>0 p. n>., «a* the imprint ot lln publishing M n Is also a photograph ot the “true partment of th* North British and ant Pnaaeulor OharM Prank*! Is •hleh had been called for the pur- ments. A good breese blew steadily soma money front one of His ma drawn om l^ttise of Hi* numerous of Ls* * Shepard. Aooordlng to A Me*" stippoaed to hav* b*en taken Mercantile Insursne* Co., Nsw handling 4ha prosecution. POM of lotlng on the two ordi finning thc blue. chines in a Matawan establishment A parttyiUily damaging plac* of wltnewe, trf **«h *lde r o t tank authorities tha sound new of wt>*n ah* wa* aevenUen yeara ot Vork, wlMre h* remained lor tom* nances, tt had been decided that a T h| twanty-aclv farm wllh a few and aald he was "surprised" when Hip pr»se«‘ltl<,i> Mr*- Jol>n ►ina, this assumption has withstood the u s, Thi* phototnphs according to tep yeara. During this p*ftod, bt ivldenci was given by SUM ptfise Store effective job oould be done If outbuilding* and a large fnm i th* Whs oamrout. in anawar \a ’i* w i*uwq n * t- outage ot yaia.satt.il it til, flohtamlth, 'tip until a t»w contlnutil his eduoitlon by itUnd- Bert*ant Bin o, Wilson of tht Kay a aaa mitMee wera t* meet tfttn flwenihl ownefllSy U fa Pagans, " ths question why he took the money “ lyear-olii j0linl Jmni* Ortll for Mr. Ooldsmlth'a latest tad it weeks ago had never b*en repro ance at Now Yort *v*nlng tcnoolt. port btrraoks, who Md tha 01m- Sorritey ft Walker representative* locatsd on Uni Cheanequake Road and hi, ,|««si,.yvar-oi(| non, w il Oartan aiid, "I didn't want tn leave would probably hav* oontlmted to duced The original Alim wm ln I tf ) he returned to Ollffwood mlsslonera on ‘ntetday th it fhe d4-> Snd Attorney IPirry waa reaponalble In the Morristown aeotlon of M adi It for tom* one else." liam; Peter D| Ban10 Wlio "PerateS be ao accepted. Alice Liddell, who ia Mrs. H ar where lie founded Thomas II. possd ditwtlve hsd taken tlm* tn t® the scouring at Mr. Morrlaey'a son Township, tt was unofficially a taven, \tgtn Bt^et; Asner At thla point, Auguat Muelilhaua- on The Keyport summer resident, greaves of England, visited 'he Ilysn, Inc., tha Insurance and real thav* ind dins, ciutlng a two hour ind Mr. nobart'a attendance Tues estimated that the damage done Woolley, mereoafit; Ed who haa bean co-blbllographer wllh United Stitea a lew yeara ago, On lit, Jr., ohalrmau of the ixillce com M ale millh*** of which he Is presi delay In the Investigation of Ui» day nlte. thru thla fire waa clone to 83000. mutes, entered the dlscuseluii and win O, m o*1' m *1***!! elite! of Carolyn Wells, on Wall Wllltnrjn, this visit she waa royally (eted and dent - lie la married and lives in murder of "Ctie* Ohee" Santlnalli Bince uw ordinance* have been There appeared tn be no one who •aid tlmt personally lie was una police; tigtf^iiiut Ja,*»(ia M>fiin; ind Wtw la also a Oarrollllh Of dla- entertained, Mrs. Itirgreivea dl*d Oilftw Jr.. aound reaaonlng coupled With aome hsve been summer and week-*nd baseball “Be* Yaw Around" oompUlned that they ahould net of the Are and for two hours saw and Mllfltjd Mufvfl, Atlantic Ave ed, “ they wlll have to go. A drive Wilson teitlfled he wss cillad Into striking good fortune- lb Mr. resident* In this vicinity tor s Mr. ftyan Is a publlo iplrlted olll- and could not be kept from the the local Are companies tight a nue, Werj '"tan* l*'« wllnaajen wlll be Instituted against them at Ooldsmlth a book la either a first number of year*. Prior to eomlng sen, having donated the land on the Investigation of Santinelll'e beach front a t a n ; point a t Which losing battle. However llwy atuck called by it* t)ro*e*"l'on. once." edition or It Isn't. Over the years lo Keyport the :;“ple resided In which Hie Ollffwood flrehouse is murder on May 34, INI, and sum the bathing ordinance wm aimed. to Uicir work until their mission Councilman Merritt J. Warwick Dr. fl. |^. M«ow, ^*U w aO Physi he has usually found lhat It Isn’t. Matiwah during th* summer creoted, aa well aa contributing to moned Crook. After a eonfwwto* 1W* particular section cf the beach had been accomplished. months. wat ol the opinion that a drive cian. Thom«s 'V«i0h, M*l»*an Into Mr. Ooldsmlth'a possession •hould be started Immediately snd gingiter*, Wilson tild. They are enthuDsstlc boaters snd Its la prealdsnt of th* Belvedere tnoted to the blaae became when contractor J°hti flteve^, AHantio bore no publication date It did con the msnhlnea brol Into Uic boro Arriving In Asbury Park at II :M spend many houra rowing and ex Beach Amusement Oo. and Swim Athletic Contest! WUl reporta W the An were Aral cir •treel Mis. 0 ,>tster wit, o( tain idvertlselnentt. One con ploring th* numerou* suit witir hall. "We've got twenty-eight men (Oontlnuad en pag* *tx> culated people were ted to believe the deit„|janl, .'putt" pallia, 4 on tht police reserve, a chlal and ming Pool it Belvedere Beion, cerned a computing machlnc tore- creeks In this vicinity. Keansburg, and vtoe-pfeeIdent on Feature Democrat Outing that the Madlaon Inn wu ablaae. Ohurch sice*1; OiinW’n Hiil»s rt' and officers, why not use all them and the Bay Bhore Flmnce co„ Key the defendant *ere caiiad lhe clean llila thing up now," he elat Mrs. F. H. Lloyd Thanks port. He In alto a member of the Team* B«presenting Each Election defence. ed. Arraign Hospital Woi Iters $ 3 S 0 0 JUDGMENT IN Arm nf ftyan « Powers. Insurance Social Service Donors District WUl Compete. Ai Scadis According to lhe te»umony, me DOGS, CATS, ROOSTERS Oouncllman Muehlhausen left the In Marlboro Blanket Theft sgenl*. Cllfrtrtod. rarlllon On Aigatt I wholo anair 'tarted *iter w«ber S10VENZ ACCIDENT council table for a while and evi Ameini Raised Thl* Year SirtMaaat PET SHOW FEATURES dently conferred with Patrolman He In scuve In Monmoulh County Last Ytar's quota; Large Namber A series of blanket thefts whlcii waa alleted to have ilntck t ^ 0 4oga civic nnd fraternsl circles, being s when ht* tf*1' "«lg', ’»8ed" at>wn John Martin. When lie returned Of Matawan People Are U*M Claris were completed thla week has been annoying Ihe authorities of Rita Dougherty Is Given Held At Playgrounds On he stated that ordtrs had been ts- member of ihe Ollffwood Beach Jar the annual outing of the Mai tin Marlboro Blate Hospltil lor Uttle Btrwt lit* in l|H alt*rhoon «Continued on page twoi 3lvlc Association, holiory member * Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd, chairman awan Men'a Democratic Olub lo be many weeks was believed aolved on the laiti. One of the d ^ a Wa* Award For Being Hit By Tuesday Afternoon; Em of the OlllTwcod Fire Company and of the Matawan Membership Com Mid il Soadli Pavilion, Ravine with lhe arrest this week of three killed outfit* *h(| tn* other had w Baker’a Truck In 1134 be killed |,t*r. lt *as tMtifled. inent Local Judges New Point Ooinfort Fire Co., Kesna- mittee of Ihe Monmouth Oounty Drive, August 4, starting at 3 p. m. men. two of them employees of Ihe County Postmasters To Inirj, Keyport Klwanls Club. Mod Julius o rtls who °*hed on« of Organisation for Social Service, (a . Thla affair hia grown In popular' Institution. Miaa R ltl Dougherty, lt, daugh The pet show lit the plsyground Hold A Dlnner-Dsnce ern WO'Hlmen of America, the <°o»itli*t,B<^ on P**» tno) gether with the other member* of liy each year and thla year an ex. The trio were arrested by Oounty ter of John M. Dougherty, of Dun- Itaaday afternoon was attended Long nrnncli Country Club, and life Her onmmlttee, wishes to thank Detective William Mustoo and De by 1W people. The parade wa* led Affair Will He Staged Al Wana- member of the B. and P. Order ol ttemely attractive program has BUCKLty «riLt 6«8TMNHD ellen, was awardsd IS^OO and her thoae friendly dtlaena of MaUrsn tective Captain Oeorge Bray, or father, |M» in a judgment against by BeTnlce Sandford’n goal, follow massa Iteaorli Offlclal* Pram Klk. been prepared which the committee BY J u p O t H J lU lt B. WOOD who *0 generously have contributed expects wlll aurpasa anything which Red Bank, when the men tried to Joseph Slovens, Jr., and Stephen ed by pupplea owned by Oeorge Communities Hereabouts ■llie Democrala are expected to to the succes* of Uie recent csm- aell the blankets on Front Street Tice, Jama* Martin, Jamas Drugas, endorse (leorg* Roberts, undtrafier- haa gone before. At I p. m. games Judge aifi* r 6, W<»d pr«*Wing Woven*. 111* caae was tried In pslgn In the boro. Tne fundj rslaed that plaoe Monday nlte. Jeannette Sandford, Joaeph Angelo, A dinner dance wlll be given by If, for ths nomination and Repub will start, featuring contest* be In the Mono»olllh 0 » uhty o fP h»n s common pleas court, Freehold, on this ytar for tlie social aervlee work tween teams representing the dif< H ia men gava their name* aa Court h», nl*d , n opinion *»at W)U and Judge ISmer B, Woods. The acci owned by Alice McCurdy, Theodore Mullen, Middletown; Vlotor U V al- reached III IMt. and Mrs. Uoyd as Thliradiiy evening, August IM, It ley null Baniuel sartman, Long ra. Time wlll include tug-of-war and Oharlea O’Burn, the Arat two tec lam ent 0i Michael BDCg|ey, Ute dent occurred July S, 1R34, when reac*. Bdward Dunpliy, Robert well at the board of trustees of the wa* decided at a meeting held In between ladlea’ teams and between being employees of the hoapltal. of MarlliQ^ T o w ^ lp . n> w Wlll Rtt* w u walking along the north Woolley, Jamea Noddlnga; long Branch Another saplrant la Wal organlaallou expressed themselves the Berkeley-Oarteret Hotel In As ter (iravatl, Neptune, former aherlt. men'a teams from the respective They were arraigned before Re w u dr*wn »y Oouftsellor P dw»rd aide of the Shore ootfeourse at haired tlogi owned by Eugene Me- at very much pinned wllh the Ono bury 'Paifc Wednesday evening. In districts, horseshoe pitching, nail corder Elmer O. Wslnwrlght, Q. R>rmaft, ol jn^el'old, ai**1 'elt Ollffwood toward lhe beach, having Donald, Althea Btryker, Buddy allowing of M niawin driving, wood sawing and other Shrewsbury, Tueaday. hla estate, eft*r *mall bequests to been to the BUenbach atore and Warn*, Uonard Nllsoni white rab vitations will be extended to mem iiim. ntiTpiiiN niioKRD Tins Thoae who have contributed to bers o( tlie PoalmaMer Uciieral’n events equally as Interacting. Foi the Candid Ohuf*1'' In waa returning to the bungalow of bits owned by Suaatt Sutphlli. Con (1KM (IV l,E(llRt,AT1VK ADVtUR th s campaign aie: U, K, RtbMSfl, tawing these events, refreshment* TWO O R THIRTY DAYS rO R shares iihonf cnl|dren. Oharles Doyle where the waa vis stance Oarhart, Shirley Nodding*, official family at Washington, be O artan At Devlin, Mra. Emma P, will be aerved in bullet ttyls, in BIINO DRUNK 1 DRIVER FINED iting. she was walking along the Frasier Phillips; a cat owned by sides others In publlo life ltciir»**niatlv« William H But- Oreen, IM, B. M, Lmww, W tlU r The win oohUatcd h>' a It was eaactly two yearn ago tn cluding a full coune dinner. After dsughter, jrf#fll*ret Buckley Mc- *dge ot the road when an enclosed Oeorge stlllwill; white mice own*d pliln, of Matawan, dodgad a vote m Tliomrsen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry panel body truck driven by Ste by iPatrlola Angtlo and Arthur L*> llie day that a dinner was given the Oein Resolution nailing for the Ihe dinner then wlll bi an orchis- Oharlea Clodtny, 207 Main Strict, dow sn. »Mie m»ile r w», hea r t by Mvintoh, Mlsa M. Louis* O llfll, to Poalmisler (leiieral Jamea A. arijmiinnient nl Onngrass July U. tra conoert. During the evening, Mllltown, and Walter Oodfrey, of William g, l^atnr M a *P*cial phen Slovens snd owned by Joseph Favre; llaaarda owned and lamed Msy or Bdwtrd W. Currie, WillltM by Douglaa All; a turtle owned by Farley it I toe* Fenton Perms, when 'I tie vo'e for adjournment m*y "Democrat* prom inent in oounty Wallnncr Avenub, Scotolt Plains, maater Who fllM I*1* cunclu*1«titi Slovens, Jr., backed Into her snd 0 . Horley, Edgar N. Pill*, Uw RM, MarletU Pariah; i bantam root ter ItOO persons crowded tlielr way to have been lirot about because of a •nd atate affaln who have accept were given thirty days In the ooun recommetnjid# that t |,g win M ad ran over her. The truok waa on KIIJ1 I1 R*«l, (lenry S, arnuns, W. owned by Shirley Noddlngs in d a gain admittance lo the affair, it teleirsm tent lo New Jersey con- 1, VsnBrunt, Mr. and Mra, otiarlat ed Invitations to be present will be ty *|all to sober up when arraigned mitted to probale, ObJectTan* w«rr the left side of the roid facing Is the hope of the postmasters' ns- gresiinen by Robert Wood .lolin- introduced. before Recorder Harry Bolte, Hr., made to mi* cfder by M cP*rn'ott south. , fighting rooster mimed by Millard a Bulioek, Mra, W lllllm U. nedli. Rlnear, which paaaed the Judges' soclstl'iii to make till* dinner s e c »’Mi, president of Johnson U John Mis, WIIIIiiii II. Olgiln, Or. and The oommlttee saya that the club thla week. Both had been charged •and Flnejold' eoun**' for Mrs, Her body and lege were brulaed, stsnd perched on Mlllard'a head, ond mily to tin ntrlny affair aa an anil, manillai'Uinra of surgical sup Mrt. O. A. Qeasweln, Mrt, Arris B. ii particularly Interested Ih having With being drunk and disorderly. MoOowan, .ri4* lhe r"»‘t«r W*f re shoulder dislocated snd Instep cut. etuvllcnl iitognm of the best mi plies litiHleiMin, Mrs Jotm H. Lyle, ‘rue til Its membera and frlenda attend. John IH. Beck of Newark waa viewed by ^rood who su*. Blie was taken to Matawan lloe- Mrs. Ilarlison O. Travis, Henry tertslnment on Broadway has been 'llin punctuation of llie teltgnm Matiwili Tile Oompiny, Mrt. W. B. Tlokels may be aecured from mem mud II and osota when arraigned tslnod '(lie r f oa>iim«i>(ll*tlon ol Um pltgl where she remained lor two L Sucker and Rmtaelasr Oartan provided by the luansgemaiit of tli* Mortis. Outlive Schlik*, Mrt. Har bera of both the Matawan Men'a before Rccurder Suite for driving siiecltl in*,i«r »«d oflsfed'th* wm weeks. No permanent Injuries have acted aa Judges. Mra. Mlllon P. was Jluiosl as ssliltsry aa Ih* word "Fanna," A special dinner wlll be riett VinBrunl, MU* Ora Via Democratic Olub and the Matawan his car to the left ot the white admitted l(l ,,robnto The e>ecutora resulted except for a nervous con Stevenson awarded the prlset. Two ing. H rend: w en rrprtiMril*d | ( the bMrjiig* ^ dition which Is due to a slight con prlaes, a dog's collir, and a ring's provided fur the oocaalon and "I’lesse adjourn snd lo liotn*. Wktkle, Mra. C torg* W. Divlson Women's D em oontle Olub, whlcii traffic line in the highway. Mlsa Itetla Delta, F. w. Korlia- are co-operating. Samuel O, cw'ssrt, «f ^re«nold. cussion. 'fhe Slovens brothers sre brush were donated by Mrs. William danolng wlll follow. Btop. ’fliere has been eivmgh un- h uts, Ml*. John V. Lkiyit, M n, employed at tho tied Oenk Olty Siltpliln. TImsc were won by B ar Inaatniioh is putUiikstvri from all sntiml legislation of llie. Stop. r, MAN DIES FROM OAR INJURIES Howard Ucyd, Mn, I, T, flue. Mn, WOMEN luMOClMfa tlk/tR Hakcry «nd live in Key|iort. Bara bara Oachwald and Arthur LeFavre. over Mew Jeney nre expected to Tlie siiemler politician la aa obso ‘ Clab Membership Open Karkus, Keyimrt attorney, repre attend, a limited number of tioketa Than O. Tlioatsen, Hlrrtsaa O, Waller Herrlloh, Brooklyn, died MHs, Ml>W/U»l» II(C 10||t tllbbona wera made by A, Adam lete ss tlie nineteen twiiity-nlue Tlie Keyport Yacht Olub offers wlll ba provided lur the I rlends nt Travis, MU* FWno** D. Wlhlar, I, Sunday afternoon, July 11, 10M, at sented thc complsinsnt. ntnke, Blue ribbons, first prises, bond salesman. Slop. 11111*11011 la for a limited time only a epcclal Ih* Monmouth Oounly inatmasteis, O. Thompioii, Mra. Jamea M. Voor- thc Piochold Hoapltal from Injuries Mrs, lltijiar^ llolaht, |)m,t pre*. wera awarded lo Jamea D rugu, now limiting Initiative and further trial memberalitp good until July wliltiU -will I* r*ady fur dtatrtbullun heea, Mn, John A, Biusr, aw rti enstalned In an automobile acci Ident nf tne ^ 111’'' DcmOCT»tlc AID DfltlAUM TO MEET Kiuene MoDsnald, Ali>^ McOnrdy, will kill It moil,'' 1st, 1110, at 110.00. Visit the Key In a taw day*. llausir, Miss Anna O. JOhnMn, dent July I laat, when a car In Olub of Moni»*oulh <3°u|ity, e«Mhd- Bernlc* Sandford, Susan sutphln, Seven of the ten Republican house port Yacht Olub Bunday. wijby a whloh h* wia riding, driven by ed (rcothigi (0 ihe ff*lW lnf 11 a thorue Stillwell, ktlllard Umear, Postmaster IMward nmdsteln ot ineiiiiicie voted for adjournment. awlm and Investigate tnla special Hie New Jersey Council of Fbst Dsts'l P*rgH Thomaa Savin, Brooklyn, collided m eetini li«id »l tne norm of Mr«, Patricia Angelo, Rsm Ruch in d Asbuly Park la chairman of the membership offer payable IMO Aid Squads will hold a mealing In with one driven, by Joaeph It. Du Catherine mgus Wnite, lied Bihk. Oari Roberta. oommlttee and wlll b* aaaltletl by H in w t Hi Ti allend ttw aomiil outlai oi quarterly.—Adv. FPWJ Toms River August I st th* Rlver- Bols, Freehold, formerly of M ata The featiih) ot Uie meeting «ia a Rad ribbons, asoond prlset, were thi following poatmatter* from this Oiiioken ind Ohtckan salid Sup- Mitawin Minn QmMntle (Hub vlew Hotel, a t whleh tlm* It wlll be win. The aocldcnt occurred netr talk w i the f*, l lonil ^ouain# Act, given to Juan Martin, Althea MOllphi Mr*. Haael Sclilldkneolil, iier, M orftnvini M, »- O lw cn, st acid It' PivUlm, ftsvina o n re, entertained by Ut* Toms River School Boy* W anted! Freehold The ne*t |»»CTl|rig ot the <*I»h- Stryker, Theodore Peace, FnslSr Ollffwood; Louis Plotkln, Oolts Mattwin*Mi*lMM Held, Morgan- M ila win, Sunday afMMtsm, August squid. to wort part Um*. MUM tn it Savin wia united by the atate lawtlon wi|| ti* Held to*norro* M- PhUUpa, Shirley Noddlnsi, J a m s Hack I F, O. Weljand, Kaalit, Tiy viii», T hundiy, Auguii 1, V int l i t 1 «*tack, AttnctlK* ynnnun, years of age. Apply Keyport Weekly police on a technical ehargo of ternoon at th** c,arft*w Orifl* Ho Moddlngt. lor W. llano*, ltolind*l; and R« table 6 o’clock. 'llcMMi AduiU 11, TloMu, Incwuni dUUi^ Ho aach, offloe at one*.—Adv. It minslsughter. ' tel. Long ®raiwh, Head Uu OtasslfM M i, lOontinued on pi«i two) ptuwl « , otvU n, MaUMnn, Children U«,-Adv. Adv*rtiM«Mt <9 St l- J E&feE TW O-FIRST SECTION FRIDAY, JULY 26,1935 TSZZXBgS* T H E MATAWAN jQURJUK ====S|*N#P . Tlie witness claimed th at he Mien the p o iw ha *lT*red no further re to Uit car, It; had been prevlousy ney Roberts and Mr. Morriaey, no Oouncltaan Albert B. Bmltli. Boro o m Mrs. ftldhbrd Oarney, aervUig While ribbons, third priivs, were UK two »o** r"d- attendance. drunken driving alaln*: Mr. Weber, ters and daring tlio remainder, uf 6 a. m. on th* Morning of tho nine continue. She was driven to her d n H i ot Uw township, and Uieir The following bills -were ordered He olso Uistllled that upon hla re- Uie nlte he spent In the police cell teenth and ahoweA him a key, pur W arne, Robert Woolley, Jennnnttc paid: ' arguments h«ve found aome sup- COUNCIL tum trum the boro hall ho saw was quiet, according to the testi ported to tit tlie one from the home. Sandford anti Shirley Noddlngs. ixtn wtch tb e l a a i n w . *m w - AdmlnUtrallve and tieialln . Weber driving his oar In an erratic mony. Weber cu. According to Martin. . The cqmmtltec wlshe'. to vxprc.vi vraUiatHn conduoved n f yc«* □eorglanna I>. Leary | 39 Immediately after the conclu Wallis claimed that he had been ln JAMES BROWN. CM1TWDOD, Its appreciation to W.lllam (Blnlr (Continued from page ana) manner near Atlantic and Little ago prated tbat 0)lff*ood • Atenut WUUnt A. Rodgera | 37.00 streets and th at .tlm car sc email to sion of the bearing tbt prosecu possession or the key >^noe drivlnu IIXJIIT WHEN CAIt CARKENS And Lti$y Bergen, of Kanson-Tan hod been opened to pubUe traffic sued to the police to pjck up every W lnkle-^Iunnlng Oo,, for repalrinii Matawan Paat, American , be going fast and Uw driver wu tion wltneasts, the tf defense movsd Weber to the latter's home. for something like « year* and Illegal pin game machine found ln 100 Legion 50.00 ulonc. for a dismissal of uie charge* of Martin told tho cturt that Wal- James Brown, » , of Third A ve the swings for the playground. U could « * p*aa*btf be doted. the boro. Charles o. shock driving a ear while under the Inim- IflO In direct cross examination by ils was ln frunt of Weber’s residence j nuc, Cllitwood, was tiwafed *t the In aniwefint ttitt « u w it Tues When called on the telephone by Karbt Nlcholwn ence of ntuor on the grounds that ’ li 340 Attorney Rothetiberg. Ortls on the nite be was Wnwted and | Matawan Hospital for several frao- ST. LUPO FESTIVAL BEING day tilts, Mr. Morriaey said, that a representative of the Matawan Hosier Safe Co. 1 1 no Justifiable proof had been pro 29.00 that when he wm ordered by the that he had heard Officer Clark anu I lured ribs anti a laceration of the OBSERVED ALL THIS WEEK on a map have stfs* Beginning Monday and continu Clark nmalr. tbe map show* that after a tour of Inspection made by ' Water The dismissal motion Was ' denied talncd his injuries «4ien a car > ' / He said lie based his allegations heard WalliB'say at tiiat Ume thit ing for tune week, Matawan Italians there to • atrip et m rt between he him he had found no evidence of Jeney Central P. Sc L. Co. by Recorder Bolte. Monday oareeited into a ditfch-bn Co. • S ^ l that Weber was intoxicated at that he ha^ the - key ln hla possession are ^beertlng tbe annual St. Lupo end of the road and the Deacn gaaMing machines existing in th* Van B rant tc son WWer was the arst witness ln his the Oounty Road, drtrwood. / 4.50 time beckUEe he could detect the Clark, recalled te the‘ stand, sup festival. Thruout the week a car which ls owned by the company. His Georglanna L. A ary own deftris*. He appeared at the boio. He said: “The only machines odor of alcohol on the breath ot ported this testimony. The car ln which Brown Was nival was held’In Matawan Park. company « m i no riptriM rights, Joseph h. Wilaoa r hearing wMh a heavy bandage over we found operating hi any estab I ‘Wl0S Mr. Weber. He also said W at Mi. OoundHtakn Mi«ehUiansai totd riding was driven , by'Claude %tdke, The offklr will deee tomorrow nlte Ur. Morrliey admlt'jcd. lishment In Matawan were Uie or his lelt eye which his attorneys In N. J. Bell Telephone Co. 455 Weber's voice appeared to be the court tliivt early in 'th s evening !*!■■* of Cliffwood wltb o big display ol fireworks. . Chairman Man, evidwuy re dicated wu the resalt of a lacera dinary types of "skill" games which EH teteth HbadWaio SS.1V ■•thick." Attorney RdthehbeTg evi of the eighteenth he liad been! — J— There will also be a parade, a mass ferring to aome opposition which are operating ln practically every Charles E. Smith tion. he received while the arrest 8820 denced displeasure at the definition forced M the side of the road -by | ENTHUSIASTIC SWAIN FINED in St. Joseph'8 Homqn . oathsllc his Wen brot to his attention Void Jam es V. Emmons was being made. Dr. Lizow had drag store and restaurant In the 5400 Mr. Ortiz gave for the iu itt of In ■another car, ahd th al while p b r-| _____ Church In KeyfWrt. aim Ixind con the board: > county. There ls no state law or WUllaai Schanck testified that when he Inspected Mr. 64.00 toxication. sum? it tic a * tpe .driver dtjve, Andltw c .. Qnibhy, ol Tenrant ceits In the parti Wmonw. "Several men who are leaders of bora ordinance existing against Alex Watson Weber at police headquarters at 51.00 Attorney Currie naa raised sev past two red'-stop lltes without I Road, Frerfiold, knows now, much onanlxatkuu Hi Mils h w trtitp ni’i’ their use, and lacking such Die po Charles C. Schock Hie request at Attorney Heuser i MO eral objections to the “repetition," coming to a halt. ’Hie conncdman ^ sorrow, that Matawan-poiloe threatening to m ake a t o t cane out lice have no authority to act against Matawan Journal about 1 p. m. l u t Friday morning TWO TREATED AT MATAWAN 19.50 as he put It, ot previous statements finally apprehended (he‘other driver of this if the beaon Is closed off. We this particular type ot macMne. W. B. Hutchinson he had decided that Mr. Weber have no Uklng for romance (on the want to b t sore m at we-are acting I 3.48 brot out by the questions asked by and Identified him as Weber. He Chief Sloat concluded Ms statement should be removed from jail and highways). According to reports, Martha K. Holloway and Mary ln the»beat 'interest ot the people 4 thc defense. . Recorder Bolte up also said that while he was making- with the mnark, "there has never Joseph Vincent sent where he oould secure proper Grubby was behind the wheel'of Oahlll, -of Ul Marshall Btreel, before!* proceed." 54/00 held Attorney Currie’s objections a phone call, for the boro police to been any open gambling ln MO Petty CWh ■ medical attention. He said that his car Sunday afternoon driving .Elisabeth, were treated at the omce ttey Parry pointed oik tftat a 48.00 and at one time checked Uie de take tlje man into custody, Weber wan to the best of my knawVidte, he dolled ChlefJ Sloat by phone and thru Matawan with one arm draped jol a Matawan physician lor slight Htutlon ot both ordinances 1 fense lawyer with a statement, “go drove off in his car. and as fa r as IVn concerned UMre Paterson Dairy suggested Weber's removal. over the steering wheel and (he )njurtes; sustained Sunday when . a t th e fceeplng away of 1 7,(0 •shead, you're Just making a grand “I too nm opposed to a drunkeh the car driven by the Holloway never win be any.” * Oeorge W. Clark CWdr Bloat told the oourt (tut other.over ih e 'shoulders of a girl,. n n who have allegedly ere- 3.S1 stan d speech." At this potnt there driver ind feel that any punish Voman,'owned by Oeorge Rosen- SpeeMag sag BaWUggteg WUllam A. Rodgers, his reply to Dr. Lauw had been When arraigned before Recorder aMedV nulaWKe because of prolaiic was a murmur from the crowd and ment dealt out to nne Is a Just tlTil, of 103 R em sen Avenue, New Prior to the gambling dlacwaldh, - Qvttteer st Poor . that he was willing >to permit Mr. Harry Quite, Sr., Qmbby waa fined and M ^cent language used. Utter i.tei the recorder threatened 10 clear the punishment and perhaps should he Brunswick, struck a parked cur on Councilman Muehlhausen, tn Ma F be / Weber’s removal if Dr. Laaoir would 13 end coats and advised tu do .his ing orw e beach, and disrobing ln court room. be responsible for the man. The made hllTor,’’ .Attorney R ’thTeer* courting In the gill's parlor In the Main Stiwt, Matawan, the prop police report, stated that speeding Hodk * L«dder Co. 78.00 cars. Ut miggntcd that pernaps The point of the testimony or the medical man Indicated Uiat h e waa claimed. "However, he added, "I tilture. . erty of .Wilbur Kllconilns. aulunublles still created a hatard- Hernian Thomen BOO It wonM be b*t»*r to draw up a prosecution was that Mr. Weber not wlHmg to assume such re- ran honestly feel thnt the evidence diaardnty peraona ordinance in ous slliiatlon within the boro lim Ass eater and Ool let ter had been seen at various times ln this oast does not warrant a its and that explicit orders had been Helen O. Shepherd apMidblllty, accordlrvj to the chief. plaoe at the bathUu ordinance. M.13 tfmout the afternoon and **M«g In his testimony Mr. Weber saidconviction on this charge against Committeeman Paul Dolan re Issued to the police to break It up.. of the eighteenth operating his ear th a t lie ha.«0 on Main Street in a -'avj tag" and morning ot the eighteenth without The motion for dismissal was de udd Um oouitcU that a drive had ' LIlM nttd a disorderly person* oru.imiuf reckless manner. funds. Hi stopped ln Freehold and nied, and Attorney Ourrle got to been Instituted agalnat bootlegging jersey Central P. it L. Oo. Famous CAD A If Morrtser ft Walker will issue 404*4 Chief Bloat mid Uiat at about pusktd up check fo r W0. Con his feet far the final charge. Ho In Matawan and lhat It would be J . O. P. & I* Co. 1 nbouL 1080 ticket! and place thim 3M 10:00 that nlte he raw Mr. Weber tinuing to Matawan he had not severely criticised the rations or the continued unUI tlte practice wu, J . O. P . & I.. Oo. 011 “Intra-Thermal” ln the hands of our township police 3.M driving his car from the direction had a drink, he claimed, untU hc defendant and urged tlwt the re ended. He reported alao th a t bev- J. O. P. fc L. Oo. ■who could distribute (hem io town ].« of Keyport and that the vehicle met a Mr. Stevens, a Mr. Andenon corder find Wtber guilty, Tht*. thr mrart niMrrn method t>f |>ermanen( ship "r*rtd«nu for their um> of the eral raids had been made on Or J. O. P. tc L. Oo. UM was being operated erratically. •n d a Mr. awtHh a t about 4:t0 p. «n, Attorney Curne complimented w iylni, ffAtorr »« to stop. The whistle blasts wtt* 'that he had two been and that •We have got to k*«l> the streets would t e natloned at the road-enfl llceiwKs to break up tilts bootleg- OUK SlU tM U t l-H IO S Wil l. ( ONTINI K Raymond Churchman 3 00 unheeded, the rtiler said, and tlie the four then left of go Matawan to the Dt free or people who go- n n d Uiat Identification cards eotild 10 Ring bustnem." Other car disappeared in the enac Santo tavern. about operating ‘a car while under be Mnwd for all townahlp residents New H » Alarm PfM ton Oil Oo. 1».W tion of Freneau. At the latter place he charged tlie innuenec of liquor," Attorney CADA ...... $5.00 deni ring lo tm that poitlJn ot lhe OsuiKtllman O orge W. Parker In Rnbln Bkanl 400 Special Oflcer dark who tad' that h* was ejected lay ihe owner Ourrle stated. "Such people are a beach ad)ar*nl to CTWwoOd Ave- tunned Ihe council Uiat he liad Joseph L. Wllscn S7M been detained to watch th* Wcter teo*us* *r a "playful” acuftl* Iw menace ta the Uvea of every man, FREDERICK ...... $5.00 mw. H waa agreed that matrw- that day Iwld several conletencea U. s. Tar feotueti, ino. 100# rejldenco tor uw return ol the d« -1 bad b**n engaged in wtth Ml-. An- woman and atilld wlw have occa tiona «wrtd te made Otar '.Mat lha OIL WAVE...... $3.51 wMh representative* of the telethon* fendant and to ItU hkn he w*> d*non who la a distant relative of sion to um the boro streets. Aa a uw «r m teteh by wnmap p**- company relative to the Installa William WalUng IM ■wanted at th* boro htH tor ques hu. P*ter DISanto had protouHy warning to all drunktn drlv*rs 1 FINGER WAVE, ETC. 15c pie moM te Stftclly ««Mtete« to tion of a new telephone alarm aya- Petty Oaah 4.00 tioning, told the loan ihat tw *aw taattftd that Wtber wa* ejected M- ui\|* you to find Cheater WMwr the OHMaod Awmii ar** et Uie tern in the boro. According to Mr. Krneat Peterson, Jr. . B.7S Mr. Weber drive down Attanue 0*us* tie appeared te be Intoxioated. guilty u charged." fa ll Any lim e ItetwMn » A. M. and 6 P. M. bearii. Parker, two feasible plans had betn lain * Street about 10:3* ototaot Aid. bkM |a (Mortbbig the dog killing in In.pronounc.lng aenuiioe Recorder Mr. Morris*;, in f emxn* *on» Prldayn, HeNdayi and Ralardays discussed. One ooncerned th r In Cartan ft Devlin 11.34 Into the drlvtway "In a taat aad cident Mr. Wtber told Um oourt Bolle said, “WeV* got ArttrAn spending tome time at hla whloh Is rather unusual In such (IttMng t e d tclartd . " m dad th at 0 U.0t eattrd for th* inaulUng ol a tfclt- BamlnIn C. Stoat ad been called to the boro ball te own plaot and a trip to hla moth- case. .It was broken qnly for au DORLENE tor a mMibkr of yean anW condi- a.M phone In each nre house, on* In Jamea R. Clark etorder Bolte and given a war t/tk' rtsldenow to tte U ev erjth in r Uour'a rtCeas lit neon &nd u lth Itoau gat too bad. Mqrie M t par- a m BEAUTY SALON the boro hall and another, at the Jamea h. Martin rant to serve on Mr. Weber ter was all right ttert. Water said Chat periodic recw iei of flv* minute in bag* on Uw beach and it small? n .io heme of the polio* chief. John J. Hood ' t t .10 drunken dt lying. Wiwn he a p Ji* returned to Webitead'a and liau tervals. That ll had occasioned 137 Msin Street Mstawan, N. J. look ua «**eral Say* to cr latter system would bt oper peared at the Water rcddtnc* te muoh local Interest was attested by ready h r aaa after a holiday or Alvin McDonald 30)1 on* more "abort" besr. Ht said he ated over a separai* u m at id w m M wai met by Officer Clark, and Uttt th* faot that many af Uie persons aandgg crawd Ki one tiw a Jaekton 8t M t O m g e •ntered tlw W*l*tead plao* a t * permit all Are companies receiving thty Instated that Mr. Wtter ao- wealth wm MjdMd te broken glass Davla-Pardlee Watchmen'* p. m. and remained there until exact reparta nl Hi* location of tht company them to Uie bora hall. about B:M p. m. When Ms rtqueit left by a pMllckM and It «otl tu clock Corp. 3.40 nre at th* aame tlane. Thla waa V oiutabk Dl Santo M d III* coart a rtmaiderdble sum to aetUe the aeorge M. 'Harris .It for liquor w u refused, te told tht the syatnn recomowndtd by Coun that Mr. Wrber asked is go tende cm* Otar U t car* war* *hunted N. J. Bell Telephone Oo. 1S.1B court, ht Uueatened to go some tlM houa* lor * moaunt and lhat tram the OUTraad Atauue acetMn cilman Parker. Several firemen In U brary where tis* for some. Welalt^d then attendance at the meeting alao eti- Jeney Centra) P A L Co, 4.B0 lie would then go with them. Wtwn instated, according lo Wtber, that ihma Banday." Weber entered Ihe house, the con HT THISI FOOTPRINTS S E E r o w Tlw real aatate man alao iwlnM dotned It. Doubleday, Dorati ft Oo Am. U3> Mr, WaUla anoUier patron o[ tlie The eoit ef the new alarm would stable stated that tM former re- •staMlshment drive him home. —Theie tread foot- out that hla eaapany la faroed to May B. D ^nlnkk 11.00 prlnm m ade by b* W .M prr phone tor InstaUaUon Literary Chiild ot America 4.J8 lusad to c:me out and that tbe WalHs w u toU*w*d hy Hulsart m mafcnaki liwiratwa on the beach door had been looked. tlret—after tn« fonf and CUM a month citart* for Hume ft Behbal Sducatlrmal lila oar, h* aald. H* totd th* court mllvftgea alioWM-- and lhat tt waa a ta ea t ImpoaaiMe Uy this time Pitrolman Marun antnuin the beach at lla rightful aaafa, acoordlag to Oounollman Society th at he was wlthcut funds and wa.i LOR PROOF Of VALUE iirove thvra'a itill PartMT. Alter tlie councilman had Cartan ft Devlin 74 t i 1 *>n(l ch,,r Sl0*t arrived, and it uoakl* to buy a drink. lota of non»ekl*»> at thb ete ao Uw the •nor* v ilu t al com polltivs found the defendant middled in • u wtll aa on outaklen at whom it recommended that th* conn ail in MaUstn Mtmil ja tte r could nbt drive the: velilclt. i m sawn ttxtato* b*4-M cross value per dollar. D«ttctlr* raurot't InvMtl- 13,196.40 fle ensued. *cccMHn| to Conttable nance muat be presented to the with lllneaa th a t she be Uialtucted tiamlnallon put by Attorney Cur- flailon provnl It vtrtbed that Ooadyur'a DtSanto, Mr. w a ter nr*ke away iifit (i-J" All-Wtalbtr dallvtn in or* •ute eoouaitalonar of motor w w to take a abort vacation with pay it*. Reaftalng Uw tala* or cm i H.MOattn and dashed to a bathroom, attempt nillet, al lo u trt cott ptr milt. hlclea tor hla approval and that when ahe tuUy recovers. Tlie res paint le lh* daNnse CTurrle Ii m i - HM* A. J. Y m m ing to barricade Uw doer, tte Mtt. m iw ill*, Ind. UKh appm al ia generally withheld olution waa a irM unanimously. m«*d at Wallis' ItaUmony whim he SEE EVIDENCE HERE In another seuffie, a glass af acme summed up the evWenrr In hla fi If (here la any dltcinnlnatlcn in Mre. Helen Shepherd, boro lu col- l.et ua ahow you ictual footprint retorda of (OotMmw* ream c m ) kind was broken. All Uila w u oc- nal charge. . lavor of local reaMenl*. lactor. acted as seortlary lo the th* ikgi waa inlcrmM by hu .son “ . le will be affected coamianleallan alao atatcd that a that he approached Mr. Wtber and I and inconvenienced Just aa much aa pertonoanc* record ol all mtmbara asked him "Oo you knew you klUed outsiders and that Isn't what we would ahorlly te OM. It waa urged my dot?" ar* aM liw at * Uiat Uieae Hats t e k*pl la Um boro Mr. Ortta thtn nated IMt h* w u S a l t W a t e r D a y Attorney Roberta advanced Uw Mrs Thla would te In febmpllane* told Iv UM defendant, -| ktlltd a Idea that parking atandiirla rould with the re'Mal ml Um stat* rtrt- ooaple al d*s>." te taktn down eaetpt on Sundays men'a Heilef Aa**ol«llo«i. U m wltaaea tmn tow th* coun tl^ a ta m , and beKdaya IMa Ma* dm not When a llal ot Um members of Celebration & Carnival PATHFINDER Hr. J. M jlau MU Iw wu thrtatffwd l» Mr. , AbHea*, n a a And f»ror wtth ttie committe*m»n tho llook and tM d e r Oo. waa m b- ahd alter more dlacuailon ll waa Wrber and ordtetd oil tto pmn- K real Goodyeer SPECDWAY aiMtad, Oounollmaa Mnehlllaiaaan '-w ith all latest indicated th at a tlm * IlmK clauae (.etiulno (!ood- ralaed th* que*Uon aa lo wteUitr ______.25 Oemtr* wmiM te Inatrw d in the p n a rn t Saturday, Aug. 10th u'ur-biilll i|ii*l- ut the miwnte w *1 th a t coautwny M illtO. trlciloa tafety $ 4 ^ 5 ordinance TOe drawing up ot thla II) at lowtat **n clUam ol the United Stataa. Tb* Umartkpwt OtfaalkaWM iwmSi la Hw *5 tread. Suptr- prlct. Toudh cladkt'waa left u> the 4tuW lon ol Ouunotlaaan Muehlhauseti Indicated tetUon. KlMDy flu oat UU* m itt Maak aaM m l M Ut la tte rwlat tiurd tHidy. liiua-w tarlnl AtUNMT fa rry NEW YORK rubbtr. Thka h* Md n M Ih* palm I f a n i t CMbMSlt*, Ktypart, n . I. AU nww iwbter. M aoratdering th* tune limit an* AUMMQ imn-akld tread. IM H a h* hail tnaid that ’same , Maafe (X) Mm MM* ■il*l* many gle It waa *nd*ni Uiat the commit, (taprrl*il*tO*Mi Ani* Hiatal m n not. *r NEWARK b lg b tat priced ta* M * that it thla wan maUiuMd blownat pretw - Dmhv, Gala. A rtprmanlaMtt of Uw Mate and V.F.W...... t l m . U**d by than would ta no appamu dia- UqakitwttypS;. * 4 > Ladder Oo. prim m t Iold Ih t o*M> •OO r o i h v J Alhrllty''buy. enuiM w i in tm wordm? ot tbe American Logioo ...... W mmmi ardthanct and thara vtaild ba m ilt eU that all al Uw prtetni «M«aten ‘ T r i p ul that group «*W olUaeaa M* aald • 1 Firs Csapoto ...... (ASM PR'KS' CIHIR \uts IN 1'HOlMK‘ION «i«vbi '< ita a p tm ta l tor th* tom KtTNDAT, JVliV U * Miotor t t h Kies It Uiat tlie only man who wai M t bad Boy Scouts ...... M NIHfOOtlft k tn lc k l » g S i rwonlly submitted hla realgnaUaii lo In D u opto Ion ol III* S«s Scsuts ...... H i W pHm IUt». «\1> NO Trana umll you m WWW main uiat t«rtam dum- Wm< a m i k I.MIM UATlWAK t'tl A. M. Thsis Pricea Oartaa w bis report cn Uit ran- *a«»*«»* ftaie e*«we—«*f M t haw MUUH MOM QUALITY O M d|«r |l>n W l Uonanr powtra would be len u :tw k»af f»t llu lls k l TIM# Frttsrnsl ...... run n i* ia m i mun*v - o n lu .v Settle The MVMMp polk* in handling mm dtuan ot Uw H m l*, called til*n- St«*t*lae tek4a ta ear Uw lo watda which annually crt- W»w— ttalaal •«*•. ntwM Qubs ...... v arian t n . M«< CaiMl, •» III* «l u h Argument— M h ol U » o m im m n m * u n at* an amaiyaw* by growing claaa •1* Mtk*« aiMil ».r lM«ma M art IX) ■» **!>* ib* aaN yMr *nanMMkin bitawds i* fm t,fc*l lb*y'N O w m M *«ri«H *M b la and *t*r M W a bora aldawsSa aaaat* * m i M > m a*t elnwa kmHi d*ktH--Ww^x der conwdm U on by the aonmttttt Awvt aa* Uw a*«lll»tl lahrnaa- •atate teUt. in m laM i aamter *t maaitert la lake part and it Why Buy baaauat at db^eetloM which had Hht urged lhat Hald»lit* who awa yw bate mast* slate s m , rriewnik|«itlachail|iwlrtM«<*Mlw. •MtetatmteMMIiloaa) b*en m m ottr raadiuana al nrt • p>«|i*ny *» allacUd tak* atapt to Tbtte wdt k* * awetal after- Anything tlous niaatmga by p n g * r*aMUH have Uw aondlUba rtm o ttd The Ibtelte teala WX*nde», Jaly ll. OttaHMhMaa'i Nm m ...... high watdi caua* anMrMe* In that I«ai|a* N*w y « i , uaerir at., Other Thsn in Ul* (D iiw M Bawfc gMtiwt. In Ni*a r . m.i w-.it k i, Mi aCart i* rtaiady M m MMCHtiena they obstruct ill* MfWalka and I«t4i I*. 1$. tm M««»wna G. & R. COLOT Gsnuins damage Uw «MMm <4 pMkMrlaiu. 4 u * r *• f«U« M m n t ta’luthp, »»r ...... PP W M n MB M l WVRi AU iM n Mm «• «fi- BRAKE SPECIALISTS *1 ite Jayi aaatan a awarding lo Oaunwlman Oartsn I* H »>| III* (Natl*. Parts IlydraaUe ten d li Bi-akrti Srabt tttM te tfiw l V* A *amaNuU*aM*n wm no*it*d VslmUs PHtss lor All EvsnU hr uti SImMmI Sapalrai Xilde Baltertaf and 600DYEARS7 god lg able to proceed without possibility found gambling "rampant," hit back Freehold for two terms ot the court Red Bank Btate Highway. They this week that the utea on Convery of Raritan Bay about a telle off day nlte iu lie attempted to cross time" debut Bunday when H was of further disaster, the Rehfuis the Btate Highway near tils home. at an alleged report turned overt of common pleas have been an were; Mrs. Harriet Thome, Mrs. flown to Roosevelt Field, L. I., by Place, Perth Amboy, were mainly CUflwood on H iursday morning of nounced. The sections of t£e oourt Oeorge Pease, Mrs. Walter Bolte responsible for the traffic conges last week after they had clung to brothers permitted Stephenson and The accident Iwppencd at tho to county officials. In Ills chargc Clyde Pangborn and put thru IU wlll be frctn July 32 to August 2 and Oeorge Bolte. Mrs. Ttiornc, tion at thaltho another bridge was the eratives of the association, accord Hogt, Wanamaasa; Warren Hulltt, Rapp, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walling, actual flying conditions. Tbe pur traversed about half the distance Squad, Blslgano was found to be real solution he felt that it would ing lo claims, are supposed to have Ocean Orove; Josephine Hill, Long Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge pose ol the Washington trip, it Is between the points a sudden aquall suffering from a severe laceration not be built for somo time to cc mr. made a tour ot tlie entire couaty Branch; Daisy Rankin, Belmar; Thorne, 3r„ and son Oeorgo, Jr., rumored, is to demonstrate at first arose and the boats were obliged of the back, thot to havo been McOampbell also felt that the pro and chanced across a number ot Albert Bowne, 'Wayside; Fred L. John H. Curtis, Jr., James Burke, hand that the chip Is capable ln to shift for themselves. c a te d by thc handle of the door, posed new apan across Rartan Bay alleged violations. They claim to Horner, Monmouth Beach; Mrs. Mias Dora Thorne, State High overy way and th at It would prove A sudden fog followed the storm a .possible skull fracture and other was some years removed from ac have reported their findings to Charles D. Strollo, Long Branch; way; Miss Edn.i Conover, Perth a valuablo bombing woapon In time and each boat lost traok ot the lacerations. Ho was transferred to tuality, he informed Commissioner Prosccutor T. Raymond Basley, as R uth Haley, Allcnwood, Sadie N or Amboy; Mr. and Mra. W arren Min of war. At the present time the others. When the “Frances" was the Perth Amboy Oeneral Hospi Sterner. well us Sherif Height and to have wood, Eatontown; Christina Kraus, ton and daughter, Belly and son oampany Is said to be negotiating off Cllffwood • sudden shift of wind tal Monday morning. obtained no action from either. Keansburg; Otis Hampton, Spring W arren B„ Jr.; Mr. and Mrn Sam caught its crew unprepared and she 1or thc contract to oohstruct a num CARS CRASH AT CUflW Otin Peck, who slo|>pcd after tbe In dtrcct answers to tho charges Lake; EHward Ihtlow, Neptune; uel II. Walling utid daughters, Helen ber of planes of tills type for the capslwd, tlirowlng the occupant* and Eleanor and sun, Harvey, llni- Inlo the Water. The m alt of the accident, was taken Into custody made by Attorney Munroe, Sherif Mary Dugan, Neptune; Mrs. Robert government. by Constable Walter Vohdln who Height Ls said lo have replied: Bowler, Monmouth Bacch; Wlillam let; Mr. and Mrs. .Trtm-jrti Klnltofer, omdals of thc Upperou-Durtielll A cir driven by John A. Blj-.ou, boot brcamc embedded In the mud Holnulel; Harvey Urowno, Balti nt thc bottom ot thc bay and pro was operating the traffic Uto nl the XDn two occasions (ho National H. Wnolley, Low ^Branch; Mlllo Aircraft, Ltd,, culil yenterdny that of Fair Haven, and owned by the Intersection of Matawan Road and Crime Prevention Leaguo lias made Vlncclll, Long Branch; Nellie Sachs, more. the gltilit ship lu expected to return Mount-KnsliKlf Co., Red Hunk. WR-, ' vented the craft from carrvhw lt-i Highway 35. perfect tool of me. Asbury Park: Miyy Deulsch, Long to Kt'vix'rl l,M|ny cr tlia r.i;!y t h'rury. hy a;ir,thei nmciiiiic at thc j i iiiimni occuiuints out to urn. At ;the same Itonn the embedded mast At a hearing before Recorder ‘It was on their Information, Branch; Mrs. Katherine i!. LOCAL (JlKI.tt WILL ATTEND ot next week, Upon ll» return fur hitniieetlon of Nr w Ur 111 in wl 1' I ! prevented them from righting the Maxwell 11. Mayor, of MadlBon wlilrli I found later to be wkaolutc Iatxuiaruo; Kmmii Muller, (Neptune; ther cx|x!r!nirmiU tctts will be Avenue mill Main ftlrret, Matawnii, CAMP OCK AN1CKON WED. 1 boat. Township, Thome posted ft bond ly worthlo.su, tlm t I rnlded the Olub Albert ireton, Spring Lake; Wil ramie. ttlmitt 3:40 p . in. Tuesday. Accord- ■ All thru the nlte, from shortly lor hls appearance vending the Addison lu Long llrunch lust sum liam Bedell. Long Branch; Mrn. In Uie exliililtlon ttuniliiv a iiuin- tllK III pollcl* lT|mrt:i Hie HfOltlmil iH'i’unrcl when li.mie M Hln/li'i, un ;«ttrr III p .m . until (I a. Ill, the fnl- outcome cf Blslgano'# injuries. mor In Nomvli of gam bling. Lntor. Howard C’ro.Hblp, l‘,nt. Moiimmilli; The Kirli,' rump nt Medford Ijike.t ln'l- of |)lel\UTil in tlie l) - It H jl,v- nlluruey ol t'i^i.t.1' n , di'mv tmi nl 1 hiwhiK nioiuhiK. Htrphrnii'tn aud tho grand Jury would not even nlvo Wllllum It llllilci'iniin, O.ikhlirM; will n|H>n .Inly III Tlio.si. iittenillnK lllK nvei Miinhnttiin wi'ie tnkeii. Combination Special Tho driver told the ihiIIc* that New III iiiiiia Irk Avenue nn n meen 111Ih I'lmipiiiiliin rlnnn In tin* ernlt inn nn Indictm ent fur iK»isi'Hslon ot I'.iiuiK’tl .Sple.s, A vein: Itiiyimiiiil t: 1 liilll Mll.i M'l'tlnn Will lie lllll Ml.vi- TlM'M- lilctmt'.',, when tliey ll|||||'II|r,l -- K ill — he did not see the Injured mail "go" Miuul. No riuunon w.'i.t' uimU' Win'll tli<> IU'Mumi ImiUiri'.i. IkiiiikI gambling cipil)iiiiriit. Newnum, Wr-i Ht'iiufir; Fmiee ilulr i", lfcivolhy tl. (Itittvell mill MlUlveil lu the pie!,:, Mmitliiv i,|mweil the and th at thc latter wnlkotl Into the mill Itlni'.ll'l1 iiKirnl lo pay tnl' the I nil il UidllllK trill, ill.-u'ovpi'i'd the Mon.» Tuc«.( and V/ed. "1 iilsii w ent Id Ifu rh y ’ii place In Ik'lloril; M a Hun.',ell Hheniinii Hiuiuneui, Iti-yihiit; ih r MImii'h Ann uuhpie mui iKWei'Uil itv!,l»n:i "i tht' »lde of th c truck. .'■Hit I it ilmiiiiKr tn lliu iilhcr car I ciuiiilr-H pllulil, tlii'lr tilii'imlh was Asbury Park nn Ihloriniilliiii Mip- Ihiiik llnillili, .lulln lleutly, Keiin.'i Irfillil, ,1 mu' anil llm hiu ii llm lew, lli'W t,ltl|i (Hie pktm e deuilv lilltiw- Itiilh lininluli'K, Kill In >’ii 11. lliu- I'lilnilinaii Jaine.1, II. Mni'tln Invciill- j iilntiiH eKlmiiNti'il ’I'ln* nlvl pitrlle- M A N K t ’M f. n r , pllvtl by Hit) N ational c rim p 1'ie - burn, 1 /■ ml, Vim llrunt, Hiiiimm; '»litn>l» KV^nitoH n v n /i; i l.i, I'llriinoi' Wyeknir, MiiIhwiiii; the inilril. J illnl'ly^wnH 111 tl very tirilinnt nUtn of ventUm ln’aguu und when wc ar ,lhine.‘« llnniti, I^idm niKIK'li; Illllley at>Law Will not be a political speech thc Brand, Freehold; Mrs. Mamie Ire ; Two Kcyiiort houses suffered topic he selected, "The Challenge land, Freehold; Frank Soden, Free • W. Mala et. FreehiM. IT. A minor damage* In the severe light hold; Mrs. William Campbell, El of Tomorrow." ls broad enough to ffcona tHehaMI I I cover tho responsibility ot ettwens ning storms of Friday and Satur be ron; , Catherine Braaoh, Red for the character of their state and day. A chimney on a house owned Bank; Frank Hew, Jr., Asbury by Mrs. Wlillam Tobin, Broadway, looal governments. Park; J. J. Balln, Fair llaven; Mar Those who have sal tinder the won struck and a peak of the roof garet Schmidt, Atlantlo Hlghlanda; C LEROY CLOSE, DJIA tnKcn off. Robert B. Hampton, Avon. ipell of Dr. Lester II. Oleo's pulpit Wm4 Frtal Itntl, SiypaH, K, A oratory and know his style, exivrt Another chimney ln a rosldenoe to hear l scorching challongc to owned by Mra. Q. Warren Aumack, Indications point toward a sat OSes I a a. la tin a. ga Florcnco Avenue, Raritan Town isfactory yield of high quality po political leaders next Sunday al Ne OAm Mean All Say ' ternoon. Further Interest in Speak ship, was struck and a largo hole tatoes for Monmouth Oounty. All er Clee Is aroused by thc fact that ripped ln the roof. producers tn injured when a few he ha* agreed to stand for the No damago resulting from fire do careless —Quality M iai a g lacteal oandldato for Oovernor on the Republican ticket to sureeetl Harold Hoffman. It ls too early to SANOFORD'S PMUtHACY C.lirvr«lct Trucks tell at tbe even guess who may be the Demo Mala I I , Malawaa, M . I » M cratic or Independent candidates wtwlil'a lulu'll prlrea, Tbelr lit- for Oovernor tn oppose the oloqueut JO IN THE THRIFTY B(JYBHS . . . cyliuiler valvr-lli-lt^sd tnglnH and succeuful preacher who dared use Im gag snd n il And llifilr to enter politics. Since 1R20 OLD COMPANY'S I.KIUCH ANTHRACITE ROSS W. MAGHAN Itrnnu, siurily ruiisltuvliou la- Next Sunday's audience In thr lias been the eholoe of thrifty fuel buyers. INHIIBANMI - ItKAL KSTATM Sylvan l'orum on Assemblyman Mo- •urea faithful (tcrfnrlilance, year tl MMdlseai Hlrwl '■ OempbeH'a grape farm a t llolmilcl £ m t Sftrtm g P rim now offer »Mra aavlnis, Phone in anil year out, wllliw minimum m a t a w a n ja a in will contain the leading newspaper w n U i for till* long-burning, dependable anthracite. of maintenance c^tcnse, Thai la Talepbane IM I J - reporters and politicians of the atate e Robert G. Thixton K arm H o n « e Of«a announced laler, Admission, park- LUMBER - COAL - FEED Inc space and conveniences are tree, K varybody Invited. Matawan, N. J. 110 Main St. Phone 1970 M»tawan, N. J. THKRON MeCAMFBILL , . *. MONK MATAWAN Ml , PAGE FOUR—FIRST SECTION FRIDAY, JULY 2«, 19SS T H E M A T A W A N J O U R N A L' — gBa r m a u u j n r r T r im — t . i j | Imi, H. /. rectntly tnd e«ni«d off ' Matavan Hiatoric cant if viwaki LEGAL NOTICES IHE MATAWAN JOURNAL CMUflMICATlON flrni rmmvy In n tlx hint race. In 'S S S B t t t - . Wo with » tfiank all friend! who thr. fourth but Handtome Jor loan*d oars and aent flowers, the flMANOHHV VNI BXabllehed IM Telephone SIT By CHARLEN X. CLOSE Looking Backward lowrml hls rtoorti to 9.18H. Thtt J, Wilton'MlBnril. Ot Cnglahtown, Rev. Father Burke, the undertaker, HHKnifVH HA!,r;-Hy virtue of a Jeffrey Again Candidate Following ore Uie name* ot Um Monroe Township, a frequent vlal Mr. Bedle and all for Ute sympathy writ of ll, fa, lu ma dlreotpi, issued Pahllehed Kv«rr rrM ir Attssatdh home won driven by Mr. Carr1* non. out uf lhe Court of Chancery of tha w m about rouu mmd | merchants, physicians, lawyers, edi tor ln Matawan, hat bean »ujge*t- extended. BT BROWN PUBUBN1NO Alt* To Tlie Editor:"" Tomorrow CanciUnu Wih endeav Buin of New Joraay, wfil Ua npoaaj PRINTING COMFANY. inc. TKMGI WB KMBW HT tors and other professional Wen M u a member of the MIMIttex Sakowikl F»mlly Ac Bisters io aale at uubUo vefluue, on Bordan A. Jeffrey, a lortner mem* or to fly an aeropinn# over the MONDAY, TlflC BTH DAY OF J. JlU w l Drown, I*r«aldH|t TCBUMfO AOO vlio illd business In Malawan. ln Cuonly Election Board to tucceed -A d v . 30J* ber of the board o! chosrn txrt* Hiimon Ohtb gtounib a l . the Spa A t'f J uM T, i m . AftrUu X3y Mount. Managing Kdltor Bright carnival. Thfe aviator is 1813, ns well as the character ol John A. Lynch. Wo quote trom a Ijittween the houra nf la o’olook and holders,* hag publicly aro>ouncrd butilncue* conducted, and the lo letter in thc New Brunswick Home A o'riook (ut 3 o’i:Wjt:k, DayJtgbt flav- hls Intention to again submit hla thi* fatnou» dure devil who used ing Tlomi in the afternoon of said »ATH»(Al AlWKRTIflMl * ¥ .¥ * , S i x n ' YEA lift AOO cation of tlm stores, shops or fac News: "If you arc still ^enrolling LEGAL NOTICES* day. M ih» Court llouiu> in tba Dor' nmnt to the Republican Party and to perform thu hair raising stunt of .V J. XKH’HrAl'KMN, IMr. tories: for a staunch Democratic repre- ough of Freehold, Couniy of Mim* j R> T. Minn, yrw. the pople ot Mutunouih County in ifrom Kitip of A ijk uk I 7. 1875) looping the frap and looptng the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: moutli, New Jomtiy, to aattsfy a tt*- aentatlve of the rural distrusts in Purauanl to (he provleJoim of an Act ci-eo of aald court amounting to an* *i#w Ywk—tkl«-«t «. tho coming elections Mr. Jeffrey's Mrs. F. F. Dl‘t)row hns oppiin! luop with Hornum & Bailey olrous. Warren Brown vhib i mason and proxtm&tely ftf.tilfi.Ot). I*hil»drtplt)«—Newark nn Ire crrnm rhIojh, next nbove At the recent Oounty Tax Boferd Imlldcr. He built the house now Mlddlcaei oounty, look no further. of the lteglnlaiur* of Naw Jrnay w* record Is well known and Is with* J. Wilton McBride Is the man. A "Act amhort*luif p*raont to All tlm fonowlng tract or parcel hfr confectionery nml fnncy store. m ating in Prechaltf Tuesday thu occupied by Frank Stmpson. His Vhttnaa Ihdr nwnn." approval Keb* o t land anU pramlaaa hereinaft<lo« In h e re b y r i v e n tlia t ond being in tbe Townsblpa of Mat- Division and Mntn Streets, fcrmerly Mr. McBride Is a talesman for iiwun und Holmdel in the County ol* Thr** M o n th s ...... au Thfr Red Bank Chronotype nfter anuntnted to $17,076, whlie those for Chamberlain * Barclay, ot cran- I ghell appJy lo the CVurt of Com* Aloft* Copies ...... ,{& nn <»xi5trncr of about flve months, occupied by thc late E. I. Brown, mon Pleaa of tba County of Mon' Munmoiitl; SUte of New Jersey. the county totaled $2,406.^3.50. bury, and the county folk will tell inuuih. «t tba Court Houet, Fraabold, beginning at a maple tree stand SUBSCRIPTION RATES pave up the ghost .Saturday Inst, The splendid road between Point nnd later by Dr. C. C. Strouylm. He ing on rlnled, If the right U not The Democrat of Preehold makes £ive epeed at which the automobiles who conducted a clothing store, other name, io wit. BENJAMIN AN* south Ihlrty-alx degreea eaat twenty* assrelacifl, tbs Surrogate wlll make president of his club. PREACH. three chains and fourteen links to tkt wUy ion aad the notloe will proD- just complaint against the condi are driven thereon. Inspector O. and In which was located the first Dated: July 6th. 1B8S. another atone planted; thaoiie north ably appear In aome newspaper that tion or the mlle-pasts on the Free W. Thompson has been dotalled to telegraph offlce ln Matawan. He •r Bfthaatl&ao Aadrlacct, slity-iwo degreea and forty-one mln* |WI VMld bOL hare aelacted. Friends Card *t Thsaka / ptilttoner. utea eaat eighteen •phalna to Uis Uf Th* Sournal having buaiaera wlih hold - Keyport turnpike; but it take charge of patrolling this road also extracted the teeth of those M Bayvlaw Avenue. Brook; thence aionr aald Brook aa tka Surrogate's Office wUl do well to .smnrid be charitably rememtoered and continue until motorists are needing hls services. Both father I wish to express my thanks for Keansburg, N. J, tbe Brook runa to tbe ploca of BE b u r U ih i n mind, Louisa Ruib Sbaplro. GINNING. Containing forty-three that such appurtenances nr# ex made to observe the law. and son moved to Ocean Orove, ln those who gave flower pieces, lent acrea and fifty-eight hundredths of an cars, the Rev. c H. Koeker, jr.. Uw Mfy for Pet'r., . Bntarjd aa Second Class Hall Mai ceedingly expensive. Its Infancy, purchased real estate II Commerce street. acre, strict measure. . ler la tl* If ata wan Post Office. and were prominent ln the life or undertaker, O. H. Slayton de Son of Newtrk. New Jeraey. Bounded northerly by landa for Mr. Charles H. Warden, cashier TEN VKARS AGO Adv. 4t-l2*3-J merly owned by KJIsha Emiay, wmi- * !of Lhe F. A: M. Bcnk, is authorized the new town. AdelphW, snd Uw pallbearers, erly by landa formerly Matthlaa Van (From Jksup of August 7. 419M> judton Van Arsdali and Daughter Brackle, aoulherly by lands once l4iD,'AY, JULY 26, 1935 .to recclvo rttbAcripUoiib lo the cap- Last night J. Lyle Kinmonth, Roseau Brown was a carpenter OHANORHY 7-tJ7 owned by Jamea MumMl ajid east* itnl stock of thc N. Y. formed by the intersection of the buy If they plense you. to raise $2000 for the purpose ol ing now occupied by Uie Pontiac Bt*t6*of Now Jffiey wlJl be etpoB«\ same .vith tbe niiwt northerly out haa planned an all-day program *al6 «t public vendu*. on mouth, New Jeraey, to satisfy a dm line of the whole trurt belonging lo A gentleman named Dock, we un enlarging the building. show rocm. MY. Bell a s a side line MONDAY, THR lJTH DAY OF cree of said court amounting to ap< Joseph Ravettlut. party of the llrst of events which ts Guaranteed to BORDEN A. JEFFRKY derstand firm Engllshtown. has furnished hend stones for the vari AUGUST, 1966, proxbnateiy $2,061.00. port; thrnce (1) Houth 70 degrees Oakhursl Kepublt*an _ AI#U that certain traot ar ptroel keep the Urge turn-out of peoi>li" ! m i ted the property next to Mil ous ccmeterles adjactdt to Mata beiw»*n th* hour* u( it o'clook and north 1 ntinule West along said out rxpeoled suitably entertained [ruin Boro Fathera Evasive; 6 o'o to ck U t a"o’clock DayllgVrSav- ^ »*>d „ hereinafter line WJ feel to a atone; thence (*J> lar movement, mat may appeal to ■ "•r's1 ofned by the wan, and a stroll th ru them will Inf Time) In the atternoon of "aid | particularly deejrlhed. attuate. lying miUth 28 degr«ett 0(1 loiuutee eaat along d»y• ai 4h» * Court- • — (n tb* - Bor- »tPt| tj^im in ihe Borough of Bug* tarly la the morning until the af tlw i»|>ulur funoy and slick* to , f;s,l,tp o( **. 'McClonpgnl. dec id„ for Owner Beati Police Rap disclose Ills mipe as the maker of llabtown. In Die County of Mpn- VonHrotlrtfw' farm 1418 feel, thence fair la brot Ui a close with a itlitnii- oufb of Fr«*hold, County of Moo- (Jl) North 8 degrees ttt) minutes eaat Ute .sane, safe and .sound tnnhcxia. I U,e. >),,r|KMe of r w l n B 0,1 lhe 5hoe many. mouth, Hw to 8«tl«fy a di mmMh ond Hlule of New Jersey, nor- tthjiifc VauUriu'klPe' farm 50 tlc flreforiu display late tn the eve I maktiip business. or** of court &r«wuuU«trf m up- (UruUriy Uoscribed as follows: teet moro or leas lo renter of afore ning. 1 He saya very little; it li h^> opln- The effect ot nclse on the nerves n A Bell edited and published protUn»t«ly |l,« U .0 U HKUINN1NO at (he nudhoast cor- said tiak Urove Hoad; theno* (4> ion that his record H|>eaics lmiini>C Bn VbB quunky of Moiuitouih uml IKK), (h along tba outHlde of the Rlrhiird lleuiiei' V. Id. January 8U, wlU Show that he gave hH -support p ,w r t f * a" wh0 wlfih to p,1,r- aililjon, who hid arrested Samuel Uie span of 1873 ,;o less. The edi ulilttwuJk r of ■ trattt of Itnci ueing mt (U« »i«» runnhiK «aHl nl* twenty «ix l2ti> drgl-ffa went llfty I.OHHS/O TAMHINI, RxtnHitor etc., pon Ujca* backing Uie affair feel Monmouth Oounty. He always runa ®m' s's sn!' °[ mem late at nlle. following a new eonilnually. lie had tho courage t'tmiiti »ntl a half, thrnt'f* CJ) north tMl icr* to j.aliJ WmtE.n's (now and to lit* nold by (hat R>yport will have a relebra- well toward Ute top ..I hl» Jlck.t ' ll,,m 'r3rluv''n- 01 wftr matawan. ruling hy council. of his convictions, nnd went to bat tw*nlynevt«n t‘halim; Hifnrt* CD w*nt v-'l'tlhi-’nk >1-1. ■lllC'iif# M) uloilK aaUt mnVAlIlt 1IKK1IIT, HherlCf. died Wednesday, AtitytiKt 4th. •lx viiain* and u liulf; ilitmo (4) WiHU4n> mow Kruki^s) him north Dated July 1, 1P»G, tlon wnM) will nol only be a rral- tn" these llmrs of .stress, amrwhan II VI Itrrurdcr Wllllnm A. W. Haag, for Ihe defense ; t either, ile cotilil HoutU twenty chains h> tho p)bi> ot four tti-l) degree* ono hundreti Kml M. u u rie w , H ol’r. It to t|ie born but which wlll al boro fathers, tlie police, and Cort let In type rrom the old fashioned totflitnliif, ('tinuloliiK iliirtt^n Af. mty fe*t lo lhi» place of UK- (15 I.) 181.60 a reaction has set In against the rtg, nlhU tneaaura. UINN1NO. Adv. 41—tfJ so mieteed In atti acting to Kry- erroneous idea that yotitli, In Its FORTY YKAK8 AOO wlck all agreed lhal town officials case his edltorlnls, nnd some of im1 tU* prujumy of JOHN an the property nf MAR* port thousands of i*oi>le from oth hid mini nualiiit unneceuary noise them were llery. ’nie wnr feeling P*. F'OKTIK, rt »»*,, liki'n In **»?*!• OARKT (). THOMPhON, et ats.. tak* •elf, Ls the only nnd most Important (From Isnue of Angusl 3, IUD5) en in txrt'utlon at (he still of N£>> m . t N c K H Y i / m liad not entirely died out, and a Uoo at lha suit of JOSEPH T1IIAN- er eongnunltlrs recommendation for political ol- In point of numbers the Red lltnl mlHht disturb sleepy residents. ^Kl «nd 4o ba »okl by WARD ANDKR80N, and lo ba &old NHKRIFrH HAI.K;—Hy virtue of a anna decade* ago, notably be-, fire. Mr. Jeffrey will appeal to those •Men’* excursion to AtlniHIr City "But they lorgot to say when the ll»'~ tight seemed list far distant MAH'ARt> IlKldHT, Hb»rlf. by writ »t 11. fa. to tne dlreoted, issue* fore Ihe advent of Ihe automobile, people of sounder thot who are nol muslo must be turned on.” cheer during mnny or his arguments. Mr. Paled July Uth, IN I NOWAgn HR1QHT, Ik itif. out of Ute Oourt of (riiattoery of ths on Thursday was a Micern. The iMHrnioAt * Floac^M, Bol'n. Dated June Mlh, IM. Rtala of New Jersey, will be anpoted fully reminded Cortwlck, and Re- Dell represented his dLitrlcl in the to sale at pubWc vandua, on the anQtial c*M>ratlon of 6*11 W*t- carried away by any Mich scatter train had twelve enrn wltett It (31 I.) 91&M Hauser * Hsuaer, Rol’rs. oordtr Hang was forced to release New Jersey Irgbditure during the AQv. J Monday, the 5th day of Augual, 1835, rr Day' w u mmethlng to be loottetl brained Idea. reaohed Mtlnwan and they were (Id I.) 91MI between the hours of 121 o'clock and Oortwlck, who hud delled police to reeaton of lU l-ia s i. The ofllce or A dv. forward *o by the firmer* niul Youth must be served. And youth pretty well filled. About ten got on tMANt'KHY 5 o'olwh tai a o’ctork, Da^41|M Sav their famine* It was the one day force hitn to turn on his radio In ih- Mnlnwnn Journal wns at thtt ing Time) in tho afternoon uf said may lx* of much service to the pub nt the Mt. Pleasant and Stillwell NHRRliT*M By virtue of a p iu n c k m y i-nna day. ai the Court House in Iba Bor the absence ol locnl legislation. lime ever llte r ’ore of the elder Ttell. In which ili» people living Inland lic. But exparlence anti sound Street stopi. writ of ft. fa, to ma dlr*ot* «vf New Jersev. Ing in crosdnn over ns bcrori'. bhlsf of P.)llee lldwln O. Bloat ough of Freehold, County uf Mon* Imm. Money laland. now a part V only wisdom to now »t*ll ounielvcs the llrst oflU'IM gesture this week ough nt Fraefcold, county of Moa- Tra
Lott To Hungarian! #-3 ; Keyport Yacht Club Completes Union Beach ls Set For Second Bruins Anxiou* To Meet’ Will Play South River COUNTY-SPORT-CHIPS Sox In A Three Game j Here On Sunday w r b j ukVl i . u a w k » “ Plans For Two Days Of Events Annual Regatta, Water Carnival Seriet In Auguat 4! In the laat half of the flrat In Despite the fact that Frank ning of & twilit® game Friday, with Animal Yachtinan’i Ball At Local Club Rooms On Shore EstatbHs For A ngut More Than Twenty-five Yacht Cluba Sent Invitations Jtalct leading 3 to 2 and Oak Altho Keyport's Salt Water j Day Celebration will top the Ust ot Flschler fanned fourteen batsmen Ehades runner# on the sacks, Carl Saturday Nite; Motorboat And Sailboat Race* Augubl sport events in this area, the Mew Jersey shore will a.tract To Compete; Court Monmouth, No. 187, For and his Keyport team mate* on thit Qiosa' players walked off the fleld To Feature Sunday’* Program numerous exhibitors next month;, when three horse shows will be neld esters Of America, Spontora Clastic their rivals IS to 11, tbe Keyport a t e r two alleged panlk decision* at Rumson, Llncrott and Spring Lake. July was rather a dull montn Bean were forced to bow to the for sport shows but August promises the most acuve session of the out Belford Bed Sox on the latter’a ■were rendered by the Oak Shades What Witn the Berger upset, tlie Ping Fong onset and the week-end1 All plans have been completed (or the staging oi the second annual umpire. Manager Gloss tried des door season. Ttie annual Monmouth Couniy snow will be held on fleld Sunday afternoon B to 8. Tha all set, the Keyport Yacbt Club continues to progress. Thc Berger upset regatta and water carnival In the Raritan Bay (Union Beach), Sunday. perately to get his players back on August l, 'i and 3, tt\f Llncrolt afiialr August 4 snd the Montclair Hiding Keyporters held a comfortable ear August 11 which ls being sponsored by Court Monmouth, No. 1ST, For thc playing fleld again, after being hae beery discussed before, the Ping Fong onset will be covered In a Ulub's summer show August 17 at Spring Lake. ly lead, but It soon dwindled In tha seventh, ninth and tenth frame*. assured that a new umpire would future article but the "week-end all set" will be thc topic for this week's esters of America, according to a statement today from Harry Kinnear. be assigned to finish out the game. discourse. What’s the Tfoahle at Oak Shadt37 the luce dispatcher of Union Beach. With the score standing 5 to S However, they refused to finish, and Plans are rapidly being completed This department has been receiving numerous complaints from tne More than twenty-five yacht clubs at the end of the ninth, the teama RARITAN A. C. TROUNCES went into tlie tenth wtth Keyport the umpire forfeited the game to at the club for a very promising managers and players of visiting clubs wnicn have played ajainst the home have been sent Invitations and ap CUFFWOOD NET STARS tallying once, while the Bed Oak Shades 9 to 0. and entertaining two days. The team at Oak Shades Held regarding the unsportsmanlike treatment ana plications to attend and compete ln Box PERTH AMBOY PASACS rank umpiring. According to the complaints, on several occasions mts the regatta. Harry Kinnear, In their half of the overtime Inn Sunday afternoon on the Maple fun will begin with the annual DEFEAT HACKENSACK yachtsman’s ball, given In the ball season, tne visiting teams have walked otf the Held and refused to con the race dispatcher, predicts that ing scored three runa after two Place field, bhe Oak fihades nine AT NAT. LEAD FIELD, 6-1 tinue the game as the result of poor decisions. The writer, did not hap this year's events will surpass any were out. Redden and Smith fan will cross bats with the South Riv room of (the clubhouse a t 10:00 p. ON BEACH COURT SUB. m. Saturday nlte, music being fur pen to be an eye witness on the occasions mentioned but promises io that were ever held ln this and sur ned, Barber singled, Roach w u hit e r Maple Leafs at 9 o'clock, Investigate these alleged charges of pcor sportsmanship on the part ot rounding bayahore communities. by a pitched ball, Uhrlg orove out Thc Oak Shades club lost a 9 to nished by an torchcstra formerly Gray Allowt Middlesex engaged at Allenhurst Inn. This the Oak Shades team and its umpires. Keyport, Matawan, and the Members of the committee, under Now Ready To Meet Key a long single scoring Barber and 3 verdict to the Hungarian Boys Sluggers Three Hitt; townships cannot afford to be glfen a buck eye by visitors wno come Roach, and Penterman singled, particular phase of ths program, chairman Leonard D. Charpenttcr, Club of Perth Amboy here Sunday Roach Pounded Out here expecting fair play. i have been hard at work for tho p u t port And Other Tennit scoring Roach. afternoon. The Middlesex club the committee hopes, wlU occupy • • • m • the entire evening. As a mailer two months and have laid out u pro Cluba In Thig Vicinity The Keyport Bears amassed a to bers maced tho deliveries of Sar Bunching eight hits behind the tal of alxleen hits off Naughton of fact, If it doesn't, 'twill be Just Dleti Enjoying Banner Scuon gram tlint will assure all who a t della and Turk for eleven hits, col superb hurling of Oray, ilia Rari Sunday afternoon, playing on the too bad because no further plans It seem& lo me that a certain teiab&ll iiromour oul on Long IM&nrt tend an entertaining and Interesting and Chamberlain, wllh Burke, J. lecting three runs and two hits off tan A. C„ of Kcyiwrt, gave the afternoon with both piiilc.sMonitl Cliffwood courts, the racket wleld- Flschler, J. Smil.i, T. Bmlth and have been outlined for Saurday pulled a managerial '‘boner" when he allowed Tommy Dietz to slip from the former In two frames and nine Perth Amboy Pasacs a 6 to 1 troun Ms dulchca. Tommy Dicta of MlUwan baa been Irtrruping the apple and amateur s|wcd bofit race.s, var ers of the Cliffwood Beach Tennis F. Flschler leading lhe Bruins' at nlto. hits and six runs off Turk In sev cing Sunday afternoon on lhe Rt a M'i clip since ho broko loose Iiom the Rockville Center club lu ious exhibitions by the United Club turned back the represents tack. en Innings. Sunday morning, after hastily tlonal Lend Co. field ou tlie Lloyd June. The above lu l\U> combined toUl qvcirbc lo with Onro h*n HIbIpu fioist Hourd*. the Nflviil It* lives of the Hackensack Y. M. C. Baibei, Uhrlg and Penterman led Turk nnd florvnth hit thc long devour!::;; a slab of pis a"-;! ■- csnh Koiul. Mnwwiin Township. cluba, the Mtulboro Btate llaapttai, the Hunuiou A. f . and lhe Bukclao serve, llio Sea Hcouts ol America A. ttnmiraged by their victory In Belford's assault on the mound of leberry (bacon and crrs—In moro est ditves of the game, both trip Tho Middlesex clubbers Kreclcd nlno ot Hound Diook. To pruvo tliut lil;i pn'M'ixt tmUitiK t’pivc U, no and other ol'KHtilftiLlouH. There the oiieiilng m atch of the aeaaon, ferings ot Frank Flschler. Howev |M)lltn company), the crowd, which les. Altho Buddy Short, Oak Shades Uiny with two lilta utter two wore iu lhe pan, D ieu Is nnxloiiu to k<’1 tlir Uunu^m club out to Um'k- ii Imi will be swIniinliiK races Inr the Cllftwood team 1* desirous of er, the Keyport fllnger hurled a no doubt will be of Immntir pro star, led Ills team mates In hitting, retired 111 tlio (>|icii1iik stuiinn, bul vllle Center for ui, m ichauiu lor a #mall K»,u'«niec prove tu MaiMHcr both youim and old, u whale-boat meeting other clubs from tills vi brand ot ball that w m worthy of a his fielding was off color, LummK pul lions, will roHKit‘ii»to lit tlio clul) coukl not score, Platon worked Oray Timmerman that a inanagorlul bluiuK'r hu*. tu>ot> nm u\ rare and cxhtbtllom o[ pie sitvlnit. cinity. Especially docs It hurl a better fate. In lour errors which wd'o the only to w’C tlie motorboat rncr:i, klnrl- * * * « « for a piuss In llio foui'tli und pulled The proKimn will .Htiirl lit *J:4S |i At. lUtnl «ti Uiiiihos u hlUKte, hut, I'rriln llrucit tVl'Htli of I'Muh . with un am .(tvur race In Clu.sii M, In Holiday's matchea tho Cliff' toward a defeat that the Belford ItulshliiK at 1:00 p. in. Thin nice Bardella, southpaw nee, wus driven wlicu lie tried to wore ou Itonch'u 'llio writer iiiikIo a i.luU'tni'iit c.uly I hi;, H|Uliiu tlm t (lie llelnmr which will only lie lor two I mu, At uooil atinregatlon lost only one club haa experienced this aeaaon, la pivulUir H:, orlulmilllv. '1'lic ufT 11 u' mound In tho curly part of 111 lap to llio pliolu'i's bjx, ho was first Am tk|ii.id niHilu a wrioiiii niiHtnki' in Umiiiit: tlm nuuiHiit'riiil ioiiia .'I p in. a prufr.viloniil race lor the match. 'Ihls was dropped by Ed and u the Beara gave the Sox a the thlnt frame. Idea U tl in L eiioli ni'itorlxml cuptiiln towed oul, Ciriiy tu Lcstvr. ot tliu club over to Wlllmr tJn'llii who lui.'i provcti u lullure In itiiiidloi (Jlaiks A him!:, will take place, I'Vil- die Wanner who lost to Paul Ml real battle alt the way, a three Klvcn to tlio JikIko Ills enlliimtc of The Keyportera scored twlco 111 as wall as organised t;iu,et>»ll. Now Cn lin hu;, nunlii xottcu hlinwll lu lowhn! Ililn a Ulaih'i >A anuileur con dmtid of Hackensack, -6, 0-3, and game series may be arranged with the period nl time ll will hike Ills the llrnt frame, canio back to dent bud with thu Dclnmr ultlcliilu nml the luiin und from latent reports cir test will start. The Clawi 11 e vpiiI.h a-tl. However, nl the doubles, Wag in the next ten day* between tha KEANSBURG TROJANS Vl'SSCl U) (HUlll'l' tC LUc (AlUC'-C, wltli tlie plate three tlinrs 111 tlio fifth culated al'ound Hie county during the jmst week, Ui'clln's managerial tlien follow, anti the (Max* 0 rar.ea ner paired wtth Sllaby defeated Mi two dube. a set throttle nml no tbncpleco on and ended tho run production in IkwHloii In hanging on u tliln llireild. Tlm ihmIiiimalice laat Ki'lduy nlte are next. To close the nQlng chaud nad A. Saunders of Hacken ksrporl Dun <•> LOSE TOW. BERGENS board. Tliu boat finishing noarcut eventa a Iree for all will be raced ADR H I Uio sixth with one more which between tho llrlmar llmvon und the Oluck Yiiiikcca wa* nol lollstied by sack by the easy sooro ot 1-1, 1-1 to or exactly at 1:00 (>. m. Is dcclar and the KoIrakis' trophy will tlien Anfleraon, 8b . . . ..8 I wasn't really needed. the largo crowd tlm t attended and thoy wmo nut backward in voicIiih In llio olher double* match, It. HM*li:k. o ...... 8 0 ed Uie winner. Tills raoo ls being tlielr sentiment. Tlie weather wa* llii'oiviimlng and In onler to get tlio be at stake. CaMi prlsea nnd oilier Oulwliiklo and B. Rowan, ot llack- J. FUonlw, M . ..8 0 Red Bank Nine Bunch Hitt Tlio visitors' lone tally, whloh was J. HmWb. if ...... 8 0 sponsored by the Keyport Harbor (our and ono-half Inning* m bclore lt ruined, tho pltycrt gave n clumsy trophies will bn given thn wliuiora, cmack, lost to Braden and Orls- To Score 8 To 4 Triumph J. M ftenllh, rf .8 I Yacht, Olub with Commodore Do- unearned, oamo in Uie eighth as tlio exhibition in striking out or tapping feobly to tlio pltotwa box In order lu the swimming race* Hint will well, of Ollftwood, 8-3, S-T, 0-U. r. ructaiw. of .. ,.8 1 result of Mauley's walk, stealing Burka, 8b ...... 8 I On Victim*’ Own Field Voe and naco Chairm an Zlnn of to bvil the cualomer* oul ot rain dteclu anil Have tlio Belmar club aome come the men's swimming race, lhe Results of the other singles seoond and third, and scoring oil r. nmitb, ib ... I 8 ficiating. money. The fin s booed tho pour *portam*nslii|i o f tlw officials and tho boys' ram will then follow and there matclics showed Braden ot Cliffwood f, n«ohl*r, p . ..6 0 MoOoy's long fly to C. Lawson In By bunching their hit* In tha aco- At ono o'clock tho committee in amatourish exhibition and a* a fttu lt t/lio box offloe conscience was will alao Im rate* for Itie Birin defeated W. Bchulaoer, 0-3, t-1 and center, TotaW 4fl 8 18 I 011(1, sixth and seventh cantos, ths charge la going to give everyone troubled lo auoh *n extent that the management otlera to play out this A free tor all awlm fnr tlie lrfnm- B. Hclmlncer dropped a decision to Gulden. Carter and Ball led tlie Weat Bergen b a u b a llm , of Red the opportunity of going {or a leg gamo and play another on the atQie ulte tor one admission wllh the ard D. Charpentler Association med Bllnby ot Cliffwood, t-l, M . local Negro team'* attack oil pitch Wamnv, If M T Bank, trounced the Keanaburg Tro of fowl, a piece of cow or a platter (ime olub In aboui two weeks, a gapture of iiourlnc toothing oil on the als will climax tlie awlmmln« r-toea, Trnnts clubs in tills vicinity who Jt(inp*on. m jans on the Koatttbufg fleld Sun era Roach and Sowell. The fielding this race will be a mined race tin1 lt*dd«A. lb of odor (chicken, rout beef and stormy mb which almost wrecked future baseball at Memorial Park. are desirous of securing matches ttnlib, 8b 1 ! day afternoon In ft teven inning ot Vardon Dandrldge wa* a feat' both boys and girls and only rcai- flsh, to you). Homottilnc had to be done to cool Uie ire ot Uu (aits, in theae shaky wllh Cliffwood are asked to com H»rb«r, »r, rfrt ...... I 1 game 0 to 4. uro. Sowell, wlin two hits, and denls of Union Beach will be allow munlcate with Dlok Mack, of Clift Hotek, of ...... 4 I Two o'olock will m ark the etart ot timet, sandlot baseball nannot afford to recoive a black eye In thl* or Uhrlf, o ...... I 1 Pugllsl, the Trojans' fllnger, re Qansey with one, were tlte only ed to enter. There will be drat anti wood Beach. the Star elaee sailboat racei, Thla any other county. Fans will only turn out to too a last. Interesting and p.titarmaa, ab ...... I 1 ceived wretched fielding eupport by Middlesex slugger* who'were able legitimate baaeball exhibition. second place medals for both the Ohaanbarlala, p .. ' type of boat la a kefl ship, with a J Naughton, p ...... hla mates who (ailed to bunch (heir to connoot wltli Oray'a deceptive — — — — ------Ant two boyt over tlte llnejuidglao JJJJ M arooni rigging, and a trifle t*e«w tlx h iu a t effectively M (H« flank mound ottering!,' J the first two glrlt, tile age limit lor Totals s •. i i 1 than the average boat In the bay KONESKI OyTPITCHES Inert by Innlnf.' er*. T he Trojans' pilot cannot be Baton, the visitors' shortstop, th it race will be between 14 and II. ....loo aoo tM -e convlnoed lhat the West Bergen There will be three or four of these shared fielding honon with Dan- County Gas Co. And Keyport Last year aome out-of-town cluba SCHNEIDERIN1-0 TILT 80* ,,.,m oojoil-a nine haa the upper hand and an boat* In the race. dridge In accepting alx, altho tie cam* in and swept all main swim other gamo wilt be booked to bear The big event ot the day will be booted two of hla eight chances, ming events but tills year tho com "D iny” Allows Wethawk out thla statement. M. Hart and ihe Comet raoes. Representatives Oray aent flftoen Middlesex hit petitive spirit Is exceptionally tilth BUFF FACTORY NINE NIP from every yacht olub on Uio bay tors back to the bonoh via the Team Pilots Change Twilite •n d many ot the local, "would be en 2 Hitt As Rumson- Wallace led the 'retort town team's EAST KEANSBURG CLUB attack with J. Farley and Maua will be present with th eir Comet*. ■trike out routo. Weismullers" are In training and Itei Garner Lone In 5th doing the most effective work on There will be twenty sailboat* on Tlie box scots :- promise to place In some of (lie the offense tor the vlaltora. tend In this oontest which will be Krtrltan A. C, Game To Thursday August 1 races. Walter "Dltay" Koneski not only Matawan Club Has Ten r m h The Foresters In order tn finance The box aoore:- a most Intonating spectacle to wit C, l.awflon, of . 0 0 hurled a two hll, ahutout victory Due to the fact th a t eetreral t Wins And Four Loitst W e a l H h i h A. 0 . TOe starting gun *111 Iff Maokason, rf .. .3 a at, derveer, lb., MoLoughlln, lb., and Uie regatta have arranged an ad over the Weehawken club 1 to 0, flu ld s n , lb ... .1. i All ft H PO A S sounded a t 2:00 p. m,, flvo m in ttiolr atare are playing elsewhere captain, Tucker Hanton or Oono vertising program and are conduct but delivered the timely blnglt J. Farley, lb . ..418101 hanrirtdaa. u .. . . . 8 l For Current Seteon Maaaaroiipl. u ..810110 utes after the start of the Star Cartar. I f ...... 4 SI on Wednesday nltes, Russell Pol ver, rf„ Owed, c,, etmpeon, tt., Hll ing a rattle In wliloh a genuine which senl Cook tcurrylng over the 1>. aoronl, u ... ,.i I o v a o class raoe, and will be th e beginning IjMtor. a ...... 4 0 ing and Jknmy Ilourlhan, the lat flicker, lb., Ooonty Habeman, W il fully equipped Cape Cod catbuat l.oine plate with the lone run ot With a rMortt of four viotortiJ l Maaia, 8b . .. 8 8 a > 0 R ail, a b ...... 4 8 Amalobenko. 8b ..« 8 8 1 8 <1 ot a Ave m ile raoe th a t will un n. Jaokaoii, Ib ...4 0 ter a spokesman tor the xeyport- ier Koneakl and Heriry Hanton, will be chanced off. Tlie boat la, Uie game. and one utfback In the Mctlon*! Walling, rt ... , 4 0 1 1 0 0 doubtedly be rigidly contested. Oray, p ...... 4 1 •n agreed on the ehange In date pltcheri. or will be In the near future, on dis Handy Cook, McLaughlin, Kones am ntair b«aeball tournament, th* M. Uernnl, of . ..1 0 0 0 0 0 for the first ot a three game aeries play over the office of the Beach l'alandrano. of ...1 0 0 jj 0 0 At the end of tbe aeaaon tile Lady T o ta ls. 88 6 • 0 Oaptaln Dtnc announced hi* pro kl and Mike BrltoaM, the litte r Haiuen-Van WlnkJe-Muunlnff C*> I'wlh Anhar I'n i «i From Wednesday, July Jl, to Au Investment corporation on the 1. Qtronl, p I 0 0 Alice Trophy, donated by former bable Une tip to repretent the Key from Keyport, furnished the hit- Uam acored a fl to 1 triumph owr ABRKI gust 1, to be staged on the Keyport beachfront, directly opposite Flor Totals * I I R I i Commodore Martin, of the Princess (MMmna. If ...... 4 0 0 0 p o rt AH-fltaiw: Dave lybert, ir„ tlnif power tor th* Rumaonltti In tho Middletown Townahlp Dtno< 0 0 High achool fleld, aMrtlng at 0:30 ence Avenue. KHaibwi TroJaa. Bay Yacht Ctub, will be awarded McCoy. 8b ...... 4 0 Oarhart, of., Manuel, at,, Dane, c„ ttundiy's nip and tucl battle at eraU of lu t Keanaburg for Um aorhS R H POPoab Hpw«3. p ...... 4 0 1 0 p. m. Bome of tlie trophies for the races fourth victory and then trimmed H, Hart, 8b 8 8 1 to the champion of Raritan Bay Baton,ia to n , n ...... 9 0 0 8 Hap Meyera, oralg, lb., T. the Rumson flsld. S 1 1 Captain Henry Dane, of the Key are on display at Jullm's Boat Haalet a to 1. Both wer* aohed- IVall.e®, w .. i a o as determined by the four inter' Oahioy. o ... Diet*, rf., H. WUIIng o r Dut Bmlth, Mike orlscsee, Ned McLaughlin, Lohi«n, lb .. Roach, p lb 0 0 port Stars and Ned MoLoughlln of house and In the penny arcade uled twilite league contoU. Th* club races. At the present time tloImM, cf .. 0 0 3b. Pttohen will be announced Vsnderveer, Cook, Diet* and Sweel bikay, . ct . j . . the gasmen from Atlantlo High stand on the beachfront. lioarle. o ...... _ the Richmond Oounty Yacht Olub iolion. 8b . 0 1 )u*t before game tine. are playing a whale of a game tor DemocraU outhlt the buffera t lo Booker. 8b ...... 8 0i t s Soalpy. rf .. 0 0 land* apptfarod elated over the llsley’s ball club. 4, but J. Bovino Irrpi the pollUetl Pu«llll. p ...... 8 t0 0 08 boata have the edge on the trophy Umpires: Ed. Phelan behind the n i * 4 chanoes ot playing what the sports lilts wMely ac&ttered. M fttaw tn Brown. Ir ...... i P0 O 0 O 11) due to their aeorlng an overwhelm plate, Phil L Voy on the bases. McLaughlin hat developed Into H. Hart, rf ...... aI 0 o 0 i l 0 men have named a "nnidga ser 0 KEYSTONES IN SLUMP bunched Ita four hlta to drive ate ing victory at Perth Amboy at the one ot the highest ranking seoond ies," It has been a known fact that Tltcre will be tlie utual ceremony markers acroaa the rubber, aotne- Tot all ae 4 • 81 T « first interclub race June 90. Since with Mayor CX O. Bogardus, of snckera In Monmouth Oounty and Qcora by Innings;- HAZLET A. C. DAZZLES Iho Oounty Oas men have been try LOSE TOjOUTH RIVER what aided by lour error*. that tknp. however, the Koyport If lie continues at the present gait, Weat Bergen ... -...... 080 008 4—8 ing to even an old aoore for the Keyport, loaning ths first ball Into Keaaaburg Trojans ...... 000 008 1—4 skippers have been tuning up their THE HOPELAWN OWLS tho waiting handa of Howard A. lie will be a sure bet to make ths In th«* Haalet-'Buff conflict, Lefty tAmunary:- past tvo seasons, but no ons waa Rain Halts Game in 7th county all-star team till* ye*r. Bovino and Paul Dolan hooked up Two bun hits: J. r»rlfy. M. Hart. boat* and hope to make a decidedly willing to stage It until Poling and Stookton, pret^lint ot the County O i*. un ball.: off Garonl, 6; off Pug- better showing. Oat Oo. Hart Finnegan, buslneaa Alvah Vanderveer, the husky in a clever hurling d u d in wtafeh llil, ft, Doubla p l.ra; Amelchenko to Jimmy Hourlhan went Into a hud With Pacers Holding The officials In charge or Sun' J. Warnock Leadi Attack flrst-aacker of Freehold, h u been Hailet waa held to two hlU to HUM M aau to J, Parley. Hit by pitcher: dle a few week* ago and after sev manager, Morris Joalln, plant aup- A 4 To 3 Lead Maaiaroppl, M. deronl. umpires: apiKilnlod playing manager of the for Matawan. but errora entered day'* races will be: race committee On Kramer In Two Ral eral days ot wrangling baok and erlntendent, and william Oordon, Hack and W. Oeronl. chairman, Oeorge (Howltaer) Tot tluniHou club, supplanting Stanley the ploture and paved the way lor lies; Score 0 To 4 ' forth, Bd. Phelan stepped into the manager of lha Keyport branoh ot- Altho the Keystones ot Old Bridge ten; starter, Uoyd (Cannonball) IJce will attend the opening game "Blah" Carhart, ot Keyport, vrtw llaftlet'a downfall. picture, got the opposing pilots to scored three runs In the first two • MN* TEN GAME STBBAK KNOB Aimitrong; timer, Charies (Shot ot the sectional championship ser resigned recently after some differ, ra*l*rr A four hll pitching performance compromise and had artloMa signed Innings, they were unable to hold elites with Die olub officials. gun) Miller, Jr.; reoorder, Daniel ies. llurk*. II...... The ten game winning etretk of by B. Btratton, plus a tour and a for a three game series. the lead and were navrt out 4 tn H iim iw n A, OIHI«, 8b ...... (H andirenade) Holmes. the Engllshtown ^porting Olub two run rally In the flrit and final The Poling - Joslin combine *niare will b e a base running, 3 when tlie South Rlwr Pacers All ft II IN) A IB |*M. tif ...... ■ f ? n i The writer ot this woebegone con lirlftcetitt, rf ...... \ 8 I t* InaUy, o ...... 0 - ended at Spotawood Monday as the stanaaa enabled the Haalet A. C. pulled a fast one thla week when long dlsUnce throwing and fungo staged a rally in the third and VftiiriftrvvMr, lb . 0 IU 0 I). Bovino, m 0 0 tribution to Keyport's Journallttlo Spolswood A. A. set bMk Uie Eng nine to soorc a sensational 0 to ’Sedge" Poling went out ou a sec hitting conteat vrlor to the start of sixth innings to lake tlm lend anti Ilanklii, •# ...... u n B Kimball, If ...... enterprise wishes to thank the read MoUiiatiUn. >b ... 8 I 8 rr#(1rt», rf ...... lish town nine, I to 0, In the third 4 triumph over the Hopelawn Owls ret mission and signed up the fol the game, in en effort to get In never relinquish It. I ...... 0 8 tt U. l4*aeo«, lb . ..8 t ers and the editor for their kind and deciding game of a series. Sunday afternoon on tha (Hatlet lowing start for hi* Oounty Oat seven full Innlngi, the umpires will H. Brown, of the Keystoners, and r.M*. sii , .1...... 8 8 I $ Ho vl iio. » attention and aympathetlo looks. u ...... 0 8 0 Unoi, rf — 5 1 fleld before a larg e‘crowd. team : Maxaon, ot., EgUlto, It., Van- tla ft the game on tim e (1:90). Maslello, nf the South Itlver olub, NaiiMnnn, If ...... o o n “II. *Inalty, ‘ Ib ... ..808 Be a regular reader of thl* < J. Warnock,' uf tho Haalet olub, hooked up In a pitching duel with ItoiiMki. |i ...... - 1 0 4 Sports Editor Injured found Kramer's mound offerings to the honors about even. Both clubs Tola)* ly new spaper Cliffwood Swimming TiHfll* 81 I T IT 18 I Hldai*4«WH Twp. In Old Bridge Accident Ills liking and led tbe attack wllh ’Coon Dog Field Trials totalled teven hits wpleoo, 'llie Old W^kiirhMi e three hits. Ttie homesters too red RHU AM T1DEJABLE Pool Open Evenings Will Bt Resumed Soon Bridge nine was aided kminoiisely NiiH»r. 8b ...... J u I fi n .latikU, James A. Fleming, sport* editor of *11 their nins In the first and ninth by the clubbing of Seugstaok and ('ul*, 8l> - ...... n i llolwif. rf I?iil»rluk, rf ...... » J l»k«*y. p ...... the Mew Brunswick Home News, oantos while the visitors tallied In 'As the lesult of repealed request* Tlie Monmouth Oounty 'Coon Sheffler, with Itoiniuio and Christie Miillfr, df ...... (i i »lr, Ib ...... Jaly ll-Aag. I. Standard Tine tuatalned lacerations and bruise* of the ntlh, seventh and ninth, on from bushiest men and others from Hunters' Association autumn field nf the fllvorlUi leading oil the At IMUonrra, <> ...... 8 o »••(wood, 8b ...... four hit* and with the aid of thrte rry. If ...... 4 I 1 and distribution of ’cooiii and by ii i t ii imi a n 3 ii. m, Aiiiuat 10 In our looal wa MORROW BNTBRfl FITCIIBHN' New niter beds and purification Frt. afternoon ,.,,,...4i4l 111IS Hhow», rf ...... 4 enoouraglnc the breeding and train Mmutkn, m , 0 I R tf I ters, and have decided tn ewlteh WALL OF FAMli AT OLD BRIDGE Waroorfc, of ...... 4 ? 1 ayatema having been initialled tnis f!hri«Tl*, 8I> 1 9 0 9 1* Hat, morning . ....H ll Hilt llrftUon, n ...... 4 ing of racoon doji. Mlakiowlni, n - 'io n th* twlmmlnf raoe* from It a. m. *e**on, enables Uie pool to be Ial, afternoon . .,..(ill...... JDdmonrt, Ib ...... 0 0 Tlie by.lawa provide for a mem* liynoh, lb , I H io l:M p. nt. A* Ih* result of thl* Harry Morrow entorad the hall or thoroly filled each ten hour*, and rriu, 8b .a, I (I fl Kan, morning , ....IlM IIIM bershlp limited 4o not more than ftUclftllo, p . i chain* an added flttur* h u been fame Sunday afternoon Jt Old Tot Atl IT 1111 this feature alone h u oauaed muoh Pan. afternoon ....lilt Ultt lUpataws Owl* Afty and lhe duat are but tl a year. “ »***no. of ...... I t i •rrmied for Uit morning in an Bridge in turning iu a no-hit, no aklary. If ...... ft il 0 Man. morning ....till llltl AA R M » favorable comment, The Tegular meetings are to be held non run pitching performanoe, and en ftinan. u ...... 4 l i f t Btoh day and evening many real- •funary* rf %...... «ll-atar button tame on the Xey Mm, afternoon ...... l it* lliH pwrtor. o ...... ,4 6 0 1 on the flnt Tuaadty ot each month port High Bcliool field between the abling Keytlonet to romp away with dent* of thl* plane are observed n 4 t n 8 i Tact, morning ...... 1iU t i l l and it will be nacataary for at leaat a IT to 0 victory over the Mllltown eooling off in the water* or the N tm n^y lnnlni*i Oounty All-Start, repretentlDc tha Taos, afternoon ,,7l4l lilt n, Mahary, rf ...... 1 0 0 nine membera to ba preaent before I in nun 0-8 Koyala on the Old Bridge field liool. Early evening awlmming par- 008 000 *~4 County a u Oo., and tha Keyport Wed. morning .. ..•til Itll (liMamann, any bualn*** cen be triw to ted , fln S 5 nM ...... Bunday afternoon. Morrow not only ’onas. Ib tlea have been taken up by many A, A. Thli tame addtd to tht M l Wed, afternoon ...,|iH tilt ef SKrlHeea! Makiarv. fiylle. Mfjjjjlj pitched hltteaa tnd runleat bate ball aoctal group* thl* summer, with the Jeddo-Highland Uhlgh AnUira S * r"'...... Water Day prog ram ot epotte «UI Than, morning ,I |N t i l l but fanned thirteen and Iaaued two- tag, I n (ad te ttln * more popular tacft cite, T lit Aililoent of AMhiaeHa." itu Im played at M t. m. IntMad el tht Tkara. aftenwaa lill «*l»lnal twwr at I p. m, M a d Uit mUka. « Total* 4 4 1 tucoeedloi weak. Itulfe-MnrUM&nt Nil, . Vlrei ItUANe, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1935 PAGE TWO-SECOND SECTION T H E MATAWAN JOURNAL Kramper-Dlctrtch STATE HOSPITAL WEDDINGS Miss Helen Dietrich, daughter of ENGAGEMENTS WILLS FILED W h a t's Mr. and Mra. Brnat Dietrich, of ■ Mri, Thomu Algor resumed hpr | Evana-BolU Lelptlg. Oermany, w u married to £ril-T*p»lng Mn. Ann* fletulkorn duties at tile State HonplUl Uils A shower wa» given by Mn. Hi- Frederick Kramer, ot Brooklyn, The engagement of Miaa Alice The Uvte Mra. A nn! FMbclkom, week utter, having spent two weeks v n n iu a C. Barfcharn M anaH H. FMIUfa *1 Warrendar, Saturday, at Ute son of Mra. August* Kraemer.i of tapping, ot Burlington, Iowa, to the widow, Keaiuburg, In. a will made nt her home In Virginia. N e w home of her parents, Mr. and Mn. w illiam Barkhorn, 10, p o p a lirj Spctswood. formerly of Old Bridge, Rev. Henry R. Fell, of Keyport, was M arch 4, ISM, ahd 'supplemented c. M anuel H. PhlUlpa. 83, died on Robert Evans, Walnut Street, Key- Matawan teaeteU player twenty-1 Wednesday evening, July IT, IMS, Sunday afternoon, July 21. 1030, In announced by Mias Topping's par on M arch 30, 1013, bequeathed to Hsrt, tor Miaa Audrey Bolte, First In Asbury Park five yrara ago, and prealdent of the lu the Monmouth Memorial Hoe- tlio gnrtlen of former Mayor and ents, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Topping, her daughter, Hwta Duhikoop, wile Btreet, Keyport. At Uw table, each J Mrs. Nelaon K. Jolly In SpMmoad, William H. Barkhom Oa, Newark pita!. Long Branch, where be had at t luncheon al the Topping homo ol Charles Duhrkoop of Secaucus, inlllwork auiifulunn, dM sud been token Monday nlte in tbe lady waa p m e n te d a ouraage bott-jThe Hev. Jfewton A Ootigheitor, on Saturday, July 3Q, 199S. liie a ho\tse ind lot on Fox Avenue In denly Sunday, July 11. 1936. while tx>tter & Son ambulance, when hla quet of snapdragons In which wasjjm»tor of the Spots wood Methodist wedding wlll take plaoe in Iowa In Keansburg, subject to tho condi hidden a card announalng tbe mar- episcopal Church performed the 'lin ing golf a t th r Deal O clf Club. brother, Jeue B. PhlUlpi, Sheriff lh* spring, tions that the Btyll continue build 1 rilge of Miss Bolte to Parry Evans. I ceremony, He ral lapsed in Ute (airway while Street, Freehold, found him suffer MU* Topping, who is school lib ing and load payment*, and shall October 14, ltj}. at the Mother The bride, who waa given, In mar- ^laying lb* ninth hole. Death wu ing from a stroke ln hla home on rarian In a ,branch ot tbe New York pay Paul Flebelkarn (1,000 which Ohurch of American Methodism, rlage by the bridegroom's brother- attributed lo coronary thrombosis, Many Street, rraehold. Olty^ Publlo Llbritfy, ‘Is-home for - a Is charged against, the properLy. OM John Street M ethodist Xplaoo Mr. norkham had been 111 three In-law, Nelson E. Jolly, was at' vacation vlalt wlth her parents. The She left'tq her aon taul three hous Mr. Phillips had last been seen pal Church, ln New York. The weeks ago; but after • few days' Saturday nlte. He had left stand tended by ,M1m Ruth Carelton, vt Rev. Mr. Fall, rector of s t. Mary's es and two lots *n -fieavlew Ave oeremony was performed by the jejt a^jpeand to have Recovered. ing instructions wtth neighbors Old Bridge, a niece of the bride- Episcopal Church, ls a house guest nue, and thipe {houan 'and two Rev. Francis Bourne Upborn. D. D. An athlete Ior many yeara, he ap- (tr9.m Nelson F. Jolly, of Spots, at the Topping residence. lots omRarlUn Avenue. Mrs. Duhr b y that a drawn curtain ln his bed Th* witnesses wer* Un, Harriet room signified trouble, and when wood, acted as hla uncle's best man. koop and Mr. Flebelkom were made etephant* ix.irnl in his uuial food health on Buechlo, of Irvington, sister of the Sunday vhea he started the round. he was not seen .Sunday and Mon The occasion also marked the executors.' Hie witnesses were An .W hyt« groom and Paul ^Paulsen, of New Stalls-Wallers A:, he walked along the ninth fair- day and the curtain remained fiftieth anniversary of the bride, na Sorg of Belford «nd. Charles R. York. Mis. Anna Walten, Fulton Street, V'TiV he mentioned a ril»inwM to drawn the brother waa called. groom's mother's wedding, who was Snyder of Atlantic (Highlands. The bride Is the daughter of Re Keyport, hu announced th* en Albert S. Miller, shoe merchant Mr. phillips was bom ln Brook married ln 1889. Her five daugh corder and Mn. Harry Bolte, Jr. gagement of her daughter. Miss WUllam B. Beiilneon and former mayor ol Rad Bank. lyn, the son of Mr. and Mn. Allred ters and two sons, Un. Paul Pup- She was graduated from the Key Elizabeth Leete Walters to Meldon iiih whom he waa playlnf. 'When J. Phillips. He came with his fam ke, of Brooklyn, Mrs. Barbara T h e 'late WllUam B. Robinson of port High School with the Class of VacRlper Stulls, eon of Mr. and he dropped, Mr. MUler an d William ily to Freehold, 1, 1H0, and Carle ton, of' Old Bridge, ' Mrs. Keansbtng In a wUl offered for pro \ : ? i 1935. Hie groom ls the son of Mrs.‘ Louis Stultz, Jr., division FREE VACATION End-of-July heat waves tnak* ua via* F. Walters, of Belleville, a mem since has remained tl. re. He Charles Becker, of Hlcksvllle, L. I., bate left his wife Eva a lot on Cnrr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans, who Street, (Ceyport. . LooS lip Your Old Ute with dun colored glasses-. , . sum ber ot the Newark News editorial a cigar maker by trait. He was Mra. Nelson E. Jolly and Mrs. Wal Avenue, Keansburg, his children, ' been living ln Keyport for tbe DISCARDED JEWKLRY mer's sunny •moctlmeas Is beginning to faff, another oom panion, ran to Injured In an explosion at Uie wat lace Applegate, of 9potswood, Fired Both attended the Keyport High Kenneth H., and Inez, a dollar each v tt % bit monotonous. Than'* nottyaf three years. He Is a graduate Turn II Into CASH ins aid. er fountain al Main and South Kraemcr, of Brooklyn, and Wll School. Mr. S'.ultt was president of and the remainder of his estate to like a little ahopRln# for ntw thlnf* . . b ol the West Orange High School Uam Kroemer, of Old Bridge, were his class in 1993. He Is now asso the executors to be held in trust Here—We Pay The autl r.L* thouahU . . . U> i>fu up Uw Dr. James Fisher, of Aabtlry Park Streets, Freehold, about thMy-flva and the Newark School of Technol present at the double cdcfcr^lon. ciated wllh his father- iu the coat tor his grandsons, Kenneth H., and Highest Prices For fijjlrit on any willing day. ConiMir Ihcfi mho was playing ln a foursome years ago. and since had been both ogy and Engineering. He is em A wedding supper and reception and Ice business. No date has been WllUam Robinson, until they reach OLD GOLD Ideas for liutinee; ahead, and other playera Joined ered by an injury to hli knee. ployed tn the chemical laboratory was held In the Pollsh-Amerlcan set for the wedding. the age ot-25 years, when they will AND SILVER thtm. Efforts to revive Mr. Bark- Surviving, besides one brother, of the U nited Color Si pigm ent Co., Cltlsens' Hall for the seventy-flve leceive the principal. Clinton B. horn were unavailing and he died are four children. Mayor O. C. Phil Newark. guests present. Mr. Kraemer for Lohsen and William E. Ralph, were before the arrival of the Oakhurst lips, AUantlo Highlands; Charles SPRING VALLEY Attending the party were: Mr. merly lived in Old Bridge and appointed executors. H ie will was J-';:?: Aid Squad ambulance. W.. Hohndel; Edward H„ Como, and Mra. W. Warrender, Belleville; Spotswood and Is manager of Oet- made May 8,1833, and the witnes and Mrs. Emma Warren, Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells were An inveterate golfer, Mr. Bark- Mr. Mid M n . Jl. F. Buechle, Miss tltr’s Book Binding Corp. ln Nesy recent .visitors wllh Mrs, WelU’ mo ses were Anna Sorg nf Belford and I.om usually played thirty-six holes Services were held at 2 o’clock lucllle Buechle, Robert Buechle, York. ' ther, Mrs. John Boxmter, Morgnn- E tta Lockhart o l - Atlantlq '• Hlgtv< Saturdays and eighteen Bunday. Saturday, afternoon from thi W. Mr. and Mra. J. Bosch, Livingston; H. Freeman funeral parlors, with vllle. lands. Because of the heat Saturday he Mr. and Mra. 8. White, Hackensack; VanNote-Sofltld limited his game to eighteen holes. the Rev. A. L. Under, pastor ot thl Mias Martha Simmons, Ralph Wolf, First Baptist Church, Freehold, of Miss M artha I s a b e l Sofleld, He won the day tournament prise, Nazareth, Pa.; Mrs. Robert Powel- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William .< cup far match play against pur, ficiating, and interment w u ln the oen, Hoboken; An*ew IMerwn, Maplewood Cemetery, Freehold. , Sofleld of 40) Church Street, l^eans- finishing 1 up. with a gross wore SOuth Amboy; Miss Dorothy W al burg. was wed to Fred Louis Van i.i ks He was elated, telling friends lace, Mias Enid Sproul, Miss Haael Joaeph Sakowikl Note, ot 9 Pearl Street, Red that he was satisfied when, at SO, Oolllns, M lu Dolly Van Pelt, Miss Bank, In Trinity Episcopal Church, Jrueph Sakowakl, 40. died at hit SWIM SUITS he oould win tournaments. He ol- Auu Van Pelt, Mlu Dorothy f i l Red Bank, Saturday afternoon, Ju home in Oak shadea, Matawan Va your b&thin, nilt ls i-.> told friends that an examination ler. Mlsa Beryl Van Pelt, Mr. and ly Wl, W S, »t 3:30, o'clock. The to thaw the strain of vigorous salt water uftir his lllnma three week! ego Township, Wednesday, July 11, 1039. Mrs. Mytuu Van Pelt and aon, My- r , ¥. :„erbfrt B. orslg. rector, per diicn.ngs and lengthy sunning lh Ut* after two uttkh' lllnoa. Tlw cause tan .Ir H im Da^uiw (M»n a ° r ;bowed hi wu in "perfect condi ran, Jr., Mrs. Butier, Mrs. Albert fomint the ceremony. sand). It'a lost some pop I How about a tion." of death « M given u dropay. Fu Hill, Mr. and M rs Carl M ount, Mr. new suit to bring vurlety to your beach Miaa Sofleld, who w u (Ivan hi Mr. Barkhorn'a home waa a t *33 neral service! were held In flt. Jo!- tnd Mrs. Peter Van Rlxoort, Mr. personality? You'll find plenty to chooM marriage by her uncle, D. B. Usty- trom In the BPOKT BHOP AT 8TH3N- Wnlton Road, Maplewood. Re had epirs Roman Catholk) Ohurch on and Mn. H. Bailey, Harold Stout, nlk, wore a white crept gown with BACIt KRESCirS IN ASBURY PARK. Ucn « summer realdent of Bradley Saturday morning with U u Rev. Bdward EDvann, Miss Vivian Bolte, John P. Burke, rector, officiating Miss Lorraine Aumaok. Miss Bar n large picture hat and carried a Tlie male members nt yo\lr family wlll lii uoh about thirty-/!ve yean, llti bouquet of While carnations and flint tl.ill.1 In the MKN'h Hllop . . . iHiine there waa at 301 ftx irth Av Interment waa In the church cem bara Raymond, Mim Jennie Nor- baby’s breath. Mrt. Oharles Wld- and ynu won't need to tell 'aistar' 10 enue, etery. cross, ftwd Bolte, Mr. ami Mn. inaler of West Keansburg, who w u uiiikc a bee line for the CURL'S SHOP, one of the early ft Lar* of Bwrrln Mr. Sakowakl retired I ynr ago Harry Bolt*, Jr., Mr. and Mn. Rob ert Bvana, all of Keypc^t. and Mra. matron of honor, wore a light blue I < r High School, Newark, Mr. Bark- nftri* being employed twenty-three . DRIB* CLEARANCE Hkrry Bolte, Maiawan. grandmoth chlflon dress with hat to match, i.oin for yean waa active ln ath yearn In New York aa a mason with If Ihere’i aoythlng more fascinating er ot th* bride. llnr corsage w u of pink rases end i'lu t lie starred In laoUiaU. ban* tlw R einhart Oo, He Is survived by carnations. WllUam Van Note was thin a drca* claaranc* for a wontaOi we'd like lo know what It tal Weeding ) ' Itu, 11 and baaeball. After hla his wife and six sons. Wllllain, John, Th* young couple will reelde In best man. ■-ii.Kil days he played aeml-*>ro Peter, Ludwig. Walter and Stanley. lh* PrudenUal Apartment, Newark. throuih racks ol marked down drwetf A bullet lunch was aerved kt the , and reveling |n reduotlonal All M i of iM rtmll with same of the leading Mrs. Oakowaltl'k maldeu name w u home of the bride following thr CHOSCE 9RADE-GENUINE SPRING fun, and moat profitable. To And' Juat [. mis near Newark tnd along the Clruuyiukl. ;q*Witi-N«i**n cerrmony. T he . houa* wtui dec aurh a dress clearance pay a visit to tb* N.mIIi Jersey shore, lie did not A pretty wedding took place late orated with cut flowers. The couple FANCY BROILING AND FRYING i fa sh io n s h o p a t s t h n b a o i! > i' in> pitying baseball until he M rt. ChirlM Kellogg Slturday afternoon, -Tuly 30, U U , KHKHOK I IN ABBORY PARK, a In - wlll reside qfi Church Street, In 1 w,r. nearly * . He alao waa.a lead* Mrs. Lena Kellogg, T4, widow ot at Old Tennent Ohuroh, when Mlu inondoui slock of bright and n*w Mm* 0 Keansburg, alter k trip to Atlantic ii.ii bowler In the Newark area, roll* Charlm Kalldiig, of Cape Charlea, Dorothy N*l*on, daughter at Mr. > mir diMse* hav* had tlwir prlc* la p Olty. with Ute old Weat Knd Club Va , died of a heart tlhnlnt In th* and Mn. Samuel NeUon and Leon alaihed for clearane*. Thur* la also a mul other teams. I grand eallectlon of dark trocka, I ' butnrn Stalo Hospital, Williams DeWItt, son of Mr. and Mra. Wll- ' Stem-lteta C H I C K E N S , 5 ! Ini navy, Renalisanc* reds and | Mr iBarkltoni never mined lhe burg. Sunday morning, July 11, llkm frrdfrlok OeWltl, all ot Leon The former Mr*. Conrad Beta . . . that wlll ba perle^l for a grand l I'unioiu of the old timers who in d . The body w m brot , to Key' ardo. were united In marriage by FANCY YOUNG, PLUMP, TENDIR trance Into fall tnd Fred August Stern were mar 1 .nn,i in the Barrlnger-Basl Or- port for lnurmmt In onto o rm tm Hev. Charles Hfemtih Nrlt, II ried in Maryland Saturday. Both High aohool football games. Cemetery Tueaday morning. Un tester ot Old 1>iment ohurch, are ot Union Beach. ll. «an a quartertMOk In football dertaker Ralph Bedle, of MiUwtn, Th* brld*, who was given in mar- .nnd a ratrher In baseball tnd had transferred the body from Matt- rltge by her father, w u attended Mr. and Mra. Percy R Head w en Wan atAtlon lo Uie cemeWry where witnesses. Mr. Stern ls the son of TURKEYS i large collection of trophkn. His by her slater, Mia* Olaryce Nelson I'KMuleet possession waa the pre*. Mrvloet were conducted by th* Rev as maid of honor. Donald Delhi Mra. B ertha OUuw and la trapkiy- IQijsh r. Reed, mlnMer of Uie Tint CO* IN* | ^ c Mnit^ cup uf thi Deal Qolf Olub, w u beet m an. Mra. Oliver K. BUll- ed by Uie Bnro of Union Dench Wa viiiili he won last year, Method lat Bflaoopal Chunha Mat- well, organist of the ohuroh, play Fresh Mackereli»9< Freih Fillet await. Mr. and Mn. Kellogg made ter Department. lfctii In Newark. October 1, 1M4. ed the Lohangrln wedding march their home In Kiyport on Mtln Mr nnrklxirn waa t aon ot Mr. tnd and "O Promise Me,'' Tlie cere Sireet. about twenty-four yean Mi - WllUam H. Jlaith o rn . MU mony wu wltnuud by about twen r t ithrr. who died In IM& waa the ago whm they war* sotlre In lha ty friends and relative*. FANCY MltH CRIAMIKY . B U H E R ! MABINX FOUNTAIN BOOM . iiMindiT nf tlte bualneaa In Which rirat Bapttat Ohureh. Mia. Kel lb, . 27< Th* popular MARINI POUHTAOt logg w u a aUWr lo B. P. Petty. Mr. Ivaneoe-Hamma fin w u was an ulBclal. He waa a Standard M j *OOM AT STBINBAOH K R U O IB W ie. mber >i[ Uie buanl uf dlreeton ot Kellogg died three yean ago. Mr. »nd Mn. J. mncoe, of Old! IB ox. loaf O ® ASBURY PARK ha* aipandad lta*U aj- me We.it KihI Building & Loan As- Bridge, announce the marriage of! Grandmother’s Raisin Bread Mn. WllUam BUhnU r*adyl.,, and part ot Uu *ap*nilon It mh intKm and of Ute advisory o a n - tlielr son, John, to Miss Mnrkm* | a MKN'S oRlLL thal Juat aull* UM nutter of the American branch ot Mra. K ate Stllwell, (T, widow of Hanuni. of New York' Olty, salur- Evaporated Milk "HET . 4 r . 2 3 ' I man to perfection! Here thay m Die Fidelity Union Trust Oo, both William BUI well, died Sunday, July day, Ally 13, IN S. In the Church of gather with thalr fallow bualneM m a , undUturb*d by any fiminln* Bultwl I I Newkrk He also waa t member II, 1MB, at har late home in East th e Comforted, New York. * nwehoM. Funeral aerwlNa ■ Hormel’s Soups ? fSrjTK?AMD 7i 39« I Of course they anjoy the delldoua food ui I lie Aboard ol ouuiigtr* ot the A reception w u held at the home 1 | too , . , tod their commercial ihrawd« held Wedneaday afternoon at I o'- New Jrrsey Building A L o a n of the bride's parents, after whleh ! nesa aeema to tp p n m ol tb* price*. So ljHLur trtirmenllng Esacx Oounty. cltek from the Bedle Funeral Home the couple left for a trip to New Del Monte Sliced Pineapple 2 lit 33 It locks Ilk* It's going lb be th* k a tw - Mr U arkhunt waa a founder- In M auw an. T he Rev. BUah P. Hampshire. i Uig place ioi raaaeuitne lunoiM ni. Reed, mlnltUr ot th* n m Metho member or the Mrwark AUUetlo Mra. Ivanooe la employed by II. dist ^ilacopal C hun*, oOtaltted. Dromedary Grapefruit Juice 3 can. 23 I .. . FMA el iii and a member ot Uw Rotary W. Ooswrd Co., and Mr. Ivaiirue Interment waa In thl HotaMl Oa*- Thea* three k ttlra rater of ooune, tn < lub, Newark Lockfr of Bka. New- Is connioted wllh the Cadillac Mo |Ui* K DBtAL HOUBtNO ACT wbtotl elery. Mra, Stllwell waa bom ln ■Hk (.’ouiK-ll of the Knights of Ool- tor Oar Oorp. Upon their return lhe governmtnt has Just paaasd for Hohndel and b aunlwd by a i.miMi.v Wi-m Knd CM) and the the oouple will reelde In New York, j your very ipeelal tmuflt, lf yeu wish I* llulv Name Society of Our Lady daughter-in-law, M n Charle* Tloe, purchaas a Prtgldttre, d l buiMt, ut M Onhard Street, M tum n, and "i Murrow* Oiureh, South Orange. Laytea-Dangltr linoleum, electric Ironir, awnlagt, or aeveral grandchildren. YUKON CLUB electric washer yob may da a* at lie is survived by his wife, Mra. Jfowsrd Layton, mn ot Walter BTEtNBAOH KRCBGM IN ASBORT M.me F Barkhorn; a daughter, K G r a n d beveragei— txha-tivoly— tatty -»*c»//enl m iseril Vlnreese De I K a Layton and Mias Mildred E. Dang- p a k k on Um n iA PLAN. Thl* re Mii-i Helen M. Barkbom. Uvtng a t Wr, daughter of Mn. Blanche Dnun- Fruit &«v.r0Qt«, G in g ir Ale, quires a* town payawnt whatsoever oa Vlncenw De Utica. M, O m ler- innie. and two brothers, Leon J. ler, both of Middletown, were unit your punhaa* . . and you havt thr** vlle. died Sunday momln*. July M, SparMing Wal*r, Club Soda. .md (flmrle* J. B arktnnt, both o l ed In m trrlag* t t 7 p. m 'Piiewiny. grand long yeara to put. a t an InUnat I9SS. tn a Alladelphla hoiplUl rat* of i% per year. Ttil* I* th* loweat smith Orange. He was a cousin July S, 1U& t t th r alBce of Mnils- LAROI BOTS. from a complication of internal dis 79 OZ. rat* ever to go on raoord for W19I1 pur- of l)r, Henry C. Barkhorn and Dr. tntl* W. L. Krusen, FWrmlngdale. Have Your Photograph c iw tie t W. Barkhorn of Newark. eases. Mr. De Utca. founder ot (Plvi DepoilO 2 5 chatfti llie funeral waa held Wednesday the ColuMbua Bank in New York jjU M W IIW U W IIII IIIMWII IM i Taken Now City, ta survived by ten ihtMiea, morning tnm Ute Home far Ber- KitfUral I'lrlirn «f v li-es, '100 Clinton Avenue, Newark, Albert, Frank. Kmeat, Arthur, Vic \ n u n r A ny M fm b rr wf 5 V««t rtm lh . .. h l l m»» ^ and at Our Lady ot Sorrow* Church tor, Hugh, Josephine, Anna, ■ ru m L MANN & SON m aouUi orange where a solemn and Lydia. Mau was uld at the ONK HAND (DLORRD IN OUA Ohurch of the Imm aculate Concep Cold Stream Pink Salmon to m l.lgh atabi. wan ofletnL Burial waa I hmshmIH f«r tion in Montclair Wedneaday morn OPTOMETRISTS 2I9< in Holy aepulclKir Cemetery, New ing. Interment w u In th* ohurch MAHM VOIR ark. ■ ■earn M iy, M-ta, t-g, l-l APPOINT HUNT TODAY Sunnyfleld Corn Flakes . pkgi. cemetery. Mr. 0* Uica and family W itM fcy 1*-U Oaly 3I7« hire been Inhabitants of Center- Mn. Irtwi V ilM ib vuie for the past ife yeara. MAAG Lucky Dog Food . . . . €M I Mr4 bllUi C VanArsdale died at II BaHk IL rertk Am hay 625c Her h fcal. M6 Jaekaon S tm t, Mat- THI SPUD IOAP .... STUDIO Selox pkgii awanj1 Mda* afternoon, July II. N M l Amkay M W MMV Mmadw UKkhott, it, it Mtl RRVrOITii N. J. 2 iwta, after a l a * lllnNa Funeral 2I« •errtefl wera lie Id at the home an a wan. who w m aJm ltlei lo th* Sweetheart Soap . . . c a k ti MnndgT aftMnoon at 3 o'clock. In- MonwKwlh Memorial HoMUl, Long 313c tennMflW B —W wasW inui Oedatwunl Ueme- Branch, Jim* li laat, dl*d it that t*rr. feunm c unlet Ute dtm-ltoit tnsUluUon tarty Tuettey Morning, N B o u a n a uf O. ■ . T . CUyClarion ii Bun. nf Adel- July M. i m , AtteHI/nt la twipi- fa t iw tA w ii laUiM arouad M tt f l f phla. tal avRhorlMa, th* »o*aud had warm aunuMr nlghtt youll And t M mor* In Urea In younalf If you1** | Mra. VanAndale Is survived by no near r*l*Uv*a. Um M y WU har HMfeAnl M«*an VanAndale. ivmond to (te M il Rinm) Hum AWNINGS stsfr m Keyport far burial. tnurs»nt w narmua of Mat*wan; i brouwe. Andrew J - AND - (P < rta.tG £6 K N B ta n M ASBORV CARK lw W W I4 Cf WaeUMM, III. a si>Ur. w u ut Hmb MUI 0*aaM*ry, Mau- thl* aoft*r slant on HitHW ta*H I 1 1 ^ WM MM. owe Untwf, of KryiKiit; aiui !*•»> tftwnawt. All U. S. No. I Grade Potato*!, the very pick of 1933 Spring cropi—10 Ibi. 131 you'll im due a eta* MU CANOPIES robe* a<)4 uagllgew. Mao 1 a UM lIlMghtW. U n. Itelrn Tur-' ------...... r o a U. S. NO. I ORAOE FRIISTONK tfftin thlmmirtnt ••Um. ! ! _ btuuKd______m m , * Keypert. j CHEESBQUAICE - - iMitet tiik* in a vtrirty i l Myt** Lo*k through lha oae* tl tom, . , *M ywtU EVERY PURPOSE ,*«•* N t wtth *•* «ad« yam a n ti ^ ^ ! 'Hw* Mtowa Jean gad aw M M 1AROI SIZI _ r- * f d *’ t>l«*iU h aw b«*n vlalUng Mr. and limn*(of Wi M fcer, M m Buwiey, mu benjamin Marret In OM PEACHES Ib. * H n m t Brwwwrtok Aemwe. >*«•»• LAGORBN BROS. Corp. Ill-Ill ORtilAM) HTMIKT 4 MnlriMMbur i* .j ------aft**1 » t a n >»*— • Bunday, holiday and nlfM m n * ELIZABETH, N. J. « | t£H om - - from p.ncy fuel all ctllt MU riH M *ur SI Ysar* of Canvag Goods , M g M » Im ______immwdiak* tVMlUon t l m « U a MANUrAflVVMMI NIMtt bMIVilk TNE GREIIT RTIRKTII & PRdFII IER tO ~ i t m o'rloek. M M M * tn our witwmm. rre»n fliiv* i'prM«rm*nt 'I ■*^0" r^hf’4' FRIDA Y.JU IY 20, J935 T H E MATAWAN JOURNAL' PAGE THREE—SECOND SECTION I—.tUll.-.JU..»")' - IU- -1~ Mr. and Mn. Itama* Hart en* Oanada. Among th* places they fought the blau for on hour be tertalned Mr. and Mrn. James oal- MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT COMMUNITY NEWS will visit will be tha Owpe Penin fore It . was extinguished. The fire EAST KEANSBURG Whan, Newark, over the week-end. Title wa* passed recintly for th s sula, Quebec, Montreal and Niag waa discovered {it about 3:43 a. m. The Vlases Lillian and Helen ; Mr.,and Mrs. I«wl* S. Thompson WUllsm Morris wss elected pftf* aale of the fonner O. B. Davis pra ara Falls. Miss isner, who form by persons In the Morgan Hotel, OLD BRIDGE Fittln* m r* guetU of Miss Claire Sr., Brookdale Fann, have bten en Idmt of the Middletown ' CLIFFWOOD perty to Henri Druequer, Phlladel erly taught school at Marlboro, located aorot* the road from Oreen M dler at Soldier's Beach, Tuesday. tertalnlng their daughter, Mrs. Ri Bnployee* Protective Aa John J, Cross, former Sayrevllle pldiu , assistant sales manager of apent last week with Mr. and Mn. Tree Inn. The Ore alarm was re mi*, jmi, vTJtonw, or Phlla- M r.. a n d M n . Prank Johnson, of chard Babcock, Woodbury, L, I. at a recent meeting of the i mayoralty candidate, while employ the Standard Oil Co., of Fenmyl Bert quackenbuah here. ceived from the Morgan Hotel by delphla, who w u Um WMk-tnd Hillside, are spending a few daya Heknuth Homer, Main Road, has ntlon In their headquarters ott., ed a t the Hluss work* In Old Bridge vanla. The new owner, his parents, Sayrevllle police. -According to re guttt of Mr. and U n. Martin Mur. With .tit* former's mother and bro bought a home In fcnfcmtown. Bray and Shoes Acre Avenn**., A. seven ymri ngo either lost or lmd Mr. and Mrs. aeorges Druequer, port* by the Ore departm ent, loes ruy, of Keyport, Wilted with friends ther, Mrs. A. c. Johnson and Jos LAURENCE HARBOR Walter Bennett, an employee of regular meeting or the arganttfci- . was covered by Insurance. itolqn train lliu locker, a pearl-stud lu CUfTwood Saturday. eph Johnson. and Miss Thurley Druequer are now Horry Langendorf’s service station, Uon was held Wednesday nlta, "«i ded stlekpln. While walking down occupying the place. Flagstone Mrs. aeorgs Young, of Kearney, Mr. a n d Mrs. Carlos RolllnghofT, has moved from Hcaddon’s Corner ft Perth Amboy street reeonlly taw Mr. and Mra. Lyle, Staten u ian d , terrace* and gravel walk* and drive' a summer resident of Laurence Union Beach, spent Friday with the to Pine.Brook. the pin tn a iiawnbroker's window spent Sunday at the Dooley real- ways have been Installed. Th* HAZLET tatter's sister, Mrs. Joseph Plttlns. Hflrtxir, oalled lor Scotland last Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and son, LEONARDO an d repurchased ll. dence at Cllffwood Beach. house Is of lined brick construction Mlse Rose Monte, Brooklyn, waa week, w hile abroad she will visit Jack Jr., have moved Iron Fair Ha Poetmastcr p. o. welgand, sr., Thomas Kearns, Rockaway Beach, with four rooms on the tint floor relatives and Mends. ven to Newman Springs rtoad. M lu Eleanor, Maley, Old Bridge, the Sunday guest of Mlsa Mary and MIm Bixabeth S. Ackerson at Gilbert P. Augustine waa i ■pent tlie week-end with hla fath and four bedrooms and two baths and Mbs Marin Vardas, New Bruns Jane Kearns. Workmen have finished laying the Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart and tended a dinner of the Postmast as high school tescher 'ln er, Timothy Keanu. on the seoond floor. The building, concrete wi the new bridge over wick, have returned after a visit children, Marjorie, Barbara, Leslie, ers' Association of New Jersey at town Township; Miss Ruth which is a century and a half old, the railroad tracks. Reports say with Mr. and Mrs. Harlom Daly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter, of Jr., and Elisabeth, Main Road, will the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City, as an elementary teacher, and Ru was remodeled a lew yean ago and that concrete approaches have still U ncroft. South Amboy, spent Saturday with KEANSBURG spend the month of Auguat In Man- Saturday evening. Mr. Weignnd has dolph J. Wlnthrap as band dlnd* was occupied until recently by tiea. to be laid out and ihat a new fence asquan. At a meeting of Sergeant Joseph their daughter and ton-ln-law, Mr. been postmaster for thirty-four tor. J ^ Despite the hot weather which Decker. The house Is provided with will be constructed about the near and Mra. John Hagarty. years, hsivlng euoceeded the late B. Crandell Post No. 177. American attracted large crowds to all tbe all modem Improvements, but one Mias Marlon Relehan and Bdward by sclMol grounds before the Work W alter T. Hoff. Legion, held In /the Legion hall on Monmouth Oounty bathing beaches of the features of the place 1* the Is completely finished. This will BELFORD Thursday nlte ol lust week, the fol Relehan, Brooklyn, spent the week John Mount visited hi* cousin, CENTERVILLE - ; over the week-end, only one drown red pine floors which were laid ISO take several weeks, It has been es _ lowing officers were elected for the end with Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Re Mr. and Mrs. Oarett Lea and OhaHes H. Mount ln Marlboro last ing fatality was reported. The vlc- (years ago. Druequer purchased timated. gan. - Mrs. W. R. Jeiiers, accompanied by week. The latter M r. M ount ls Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Pool»,'.gt *' yeat: commander, ^llen w. Mil tftne was Identified as Samuel Mar- >the house for 113,000 from Warren Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Donohue Capt. Bdward Lee, of New York, critically HI. > Brooklyn, tenner resident* of Rag* > ler; senior vice-commander, Lester Bdward Harrington, Aed Bank, ruszla, 18, of Newark, who lost tils H. Smock, Q. Harold Nevlua and have returned from East Dunham, are spending two weeks at Indlan- Mrs. H arry Manee entertained port,'are enjoying a vacation SS' , Squires; Junior vlce-commander, spent Prlday with Mrs. U. Dooley. The M erchants Trust Co., Red N. Y. While there they tfere guests life Saturday afternoon while swim apollc, Ind., as guests of Mr. and the members of the Ladles' Mission guests of Mr. and Mra. Harry i n i ' * Harry Stevenson; treasurer, Harold Mrs. (Mary Conroy, Brooklyn, waa ming In the bay at Keaiuburg. Ac Bank. He and his family expect of Alfred Tierney, who operates a Mrs. Donald MacLeod. ary Society of Bt. John's Episcopal ley. , V Appleby; and chaplain, Wlillam the week-end guest of Mr. and Mra. cording. to reports, Marrusla was to make lhe place their home dur restaurant business ln that place. WlUlam Bars and Harold Lohsen Church Wednesday afternoon. Freehan. Plans were made for the Thomas Regan. . evidently overcomo by the heat and ing the entire year. Mr. Druequer Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Mueller, who annual banquet to be held August nre enjoying a vacation of two Miss Helen Doufltesa, Jersey Olty, sank beneath the water. His dis is a member of the Monmouth have been vacationing at their weeks. TENNENT 18 at the Riverside drill, County Country Club, the Penn ls spending a lew weeks with Mra. appearance went unnoted and it Madison Avenue cottage have re Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes and EVERETT Mr. and Mra. Conrad''Nicholas Athletic Olub and'the Ledger Club, Farmers In this section hava fin Bertha Bishop. was only after an unidentified bath turned to their home ln LyndhurBt. two sons, Melvin and Jack, have and family have moved Into the er stepped on the body while bath The four daughters of Mr. and ished their rye and wheat havMt. Mrs. j. KUienberg, Kearney, la both of Philadelphia. Jack Renwlck, son ol Mr. and been spending a few days ln Ken bousk formerly occupied by Mr. and Mra. Joseph Morris, Llncrcft Rond, On shme farms the wheat was cut vacationing at Cllffwood Beach. ing that he was discovered. Efforts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelsh spent Mrs. WlUlam Renwlok, of Brook- tucky. Mrs. Harold Ford. who compose thc well-known Mor nnd threshed by the “com'oln*,”' Allas Margaret Shields, of Jersey to revive Marruzla, who evidently the week-end with Charles Jelm o! side Avenue, is spending a two Jacc>b Johnson, In renewing his Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wycoff and ris Sisters orchestra, have had a lonpr famlllnr In the West, which City, ls visiting Mr. and'Mrs. James hud been under ithe water for some Belford. weeks’ vacation a t th e Y. M. O. A. subscription to the Toms' River •on, of Newark, are spending a time, were unavailing nnd thc youth musical aud vhoto audition In pre lr, growing more In use here taeta W aters. Improvements are being made to camp at Medford laket. Courier, wrote ilhat he had enclosed month >wWi !Mra. WycofTs father, was Anally pronounced dead. paration for a movie short. yrnr. ■ «gl K. E. Doanes, (New York, apent Oeorge Ounce's house near Chapel Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Oasley and money for the paper nk the few days with Mr. and Mrs. Prank company from Brooklyn. lic s) Clul) llK't ill tlie flrehouse nil ONE DAY ONLY rcsUlenre wns roiwried, Jacques. Miss Eleanor Irwin and Miss Hel Tuesday evening. Plans were made O reen Tree Ttm, a maiMiUKt on Mr. nnd Mrs. Prank Uunllnl have for a inoonllle sail to be held by THURSDAY, AUGUST I*1 •Mr, and Mrs. Frank McGowan, en Zaucr of Pennsylvania lefL for the Slate Highway al Miiiviiii, wn.s mltirnpd home from n trip 'to New York, are spending Uie slim Canada by auto Monday. They will lhe club from Atlantic Highlands destroys! by lire Sunday morning France. Mrs. Uualfnl Is n native Oak Shades Ground* mer at their bungalow at ClIRwood visit Quebec, Montreal and Niagara tills evening on one of the boats about 4 o'clock. Tlio plmv wus a of that country. Hruch. Full*. . of thn Sandy llook line. . total loss nni owned lican Unit held a card party Friday Two EliH*trifying a lew days wltli Mr. and MM. Hig harse shoe pitching ohumplon of for the “Wflaliit Minstrels" to be by Mrs. M.iry ri'lleiln who Is ulso nlte at the flrehouse ln Host Keans gle at llnalet. the state, won at ithe game In Cam presented by members of the Lau thn proprietor of another roadstand burg which was well Attended. Mr. and Mra. s . A. Astor, Mr. and den last week. rchoe llaitnr Democratic Olub, Inc., a t Morgan. Three fire eomiinnles Richard BteppftnHkl, owner of V alu es! Mrn. Kraaeskl and daughter, M n, Harry *8. ohnmbertain, of Red which wlll be held ab the Oaslno from Sayrcvlllt': tinglne Co. No. 1, the fitrand Rralaurant on Ourr Av Vanderbilt, and Mlaa Ida Dylla and Bank, who has been appointed see Wxlnesday and Thursday nttca ol from tlio Boro nf Haurevlllo; the enue, has returned to manage tliet SB seats ■ day te medsnilss yeer sun, of Irvington, apent the week rntary U> the Middletown Township ittMt week. Thn committee In charge Melrose and Morgan oimiwnlen, place of business after being away end with Mrs. Bettha Bishop. Board of Hducallon, moved to tlm reports a heavy anla of tickets for I seeklaf. V. for several mouths. vlllago, oooupylng one of the llart the affair. Mr. and Mn. B. Holmes, Jeraey llteaH atfaytepsriK tyw rw ttac Mr and Mrs. John Lenny, nf New sliornn places. City, spent tlie week-end with Mrs. York are spending the summer as , heetlnf. , J. Kllsanberg, at her bungalow at guests of the latter’s mother, Mrs. MORGANVILLE U ieihs4s(l<4elM H k cllffwood Beaoh. U. S, Veron of Carr Avenue. Mr. UNION BEACH McCabe's Mr, and Mra. Fred perrlne had MIm Oertrude Jansen and Mlu Leahy la a member of the New York ,« ton buy ond ot (he torn* llswKow lull ia # * le Dorothy Frltainger are spending a m - thelr guest* Sunday Mr. and Beach Front Police Department and has been an The Ironside A. C. will hold a « MtlngkovM oi Helpolnl eltdtlt lot a ee te s t few daya with ithe former'* WHIM Applegate, Mr*. Anna sick leave for the p u t low months card jm rt/ every Thursday »ftw- UNION BEACH a day In llw nwlti bonk. Tlit altcMc t«»e Mr. *nd IMr*. John Staton, Long Mis* Ruth Treola ha* ro turned MeNlgM, Anna Palmer, Iklna Nel- Fred Thompaon has aooepted a JUMBO JR. Branoh, ware Tuesday visitor* of to Brooklyn after (pending three haus, Saasle Phillips, Margaret La - position for the summer month* at Large*! Elephant Mr. and Mr*. Fred Perrlne, week* aa the guest of Mr. and Mr*. rolll, Louise Cook, Harriet Francis, the Freehold Diner on Main Street in Captivity Max Jensen. Bulalla Francis and Vivian Holm ln Freehold. Mm . Albert Boyce and son of Pre Ralph Squirt*, Jersey Olty, sn have beoome member* of the Happy Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Dadd and neau, were Monday evening visitors W EST FU RN ITU RE CO. employee of Uie Pennsylvania Rail Oo Lucky Olrls Olul). Mlsa Charlotte Miller of Olen Ridge of Mra. A. L. RatelllTe. ESSAU were guests of Mias Ruth Liy last road, was slightly Injured by the The Reformed Ohureh will be Mlsa Oertrude Matthews, who has PRESENTS AT BOTH STORES Only Saend White Dtoaatdary lightning during the tleotrlo storm closed the last week In August and weok. * been spending tom* time st the * In America Saturday. Mr. ftqulie* wa* vaca th* Ant week tn f£pt*mber, at Jaok Helser of Railroad Avonue beach, hss returned hont. tioning at the home of M r. and which time the Rev. William H. spent last week at Camp Oekanlck- “CUPID” Mrs. Jame* Waters an Twilight Vandeimeer wlll enjoy a vacation. on, Medford Lakes. HARMONY Way. ' M r. and Mlfi. Bdward Oae*er, of A MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY HMW.M Talking Pray Jertey Olty, sre spending their va Michael Smith, New York, spent ENGLISHTOWN A suooeaful card and bunoo par Thursday with bl* brothers, John cation with Mr*. Oaeser1* parents, ty wa* held recently at the Har TO SECURE IN THEIR AUGUST SALE ' Cowboy*, Cowgirls Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Foley. mony Olub by members of Uie •ad Bdward. Gilbert Ounaan, Jr. la upending AND ; Timothy Corrigan ha* returned Mr. and M n. A. J. Holland and Keansburg M e t h o d l a t Kplscopal NOW AT ITS BEST a few days with his grandparents, Dr. and M n. Harry Bngllng, Free Real Indians to Brooklyn after (pending a few Churoh. ' Mr. and M rs. Lnwls Jolly, ln o ld hold, apent part of last woek at Po- IN A THRILLING days w ith hls daughter, Mr*. Bridge. , Christian Ziegler. kamo, Md. NORTH CENTERVILLE Oeorge B. Paok, Newark. 18-year- Mias Ueanor Irwin of Middletown Mrs, Frank Jaoquee entertained a WILD V E S T old inmate of the s ta te Home for m MIm Freda (Ininio, of Keans FiMTORE aid FLOOR COVERINGS and MI Helen Zaner of Williams With Steers, Branooa, Horan few friend* at a luncheon at her Boyd, Jameaburg, wa* lent to the port, Pa,, left Monday on an auto- burg, spent l**t week as the^uiw summer hem* Cllffwood Beaoh, oounty Jail at Preehold by Record mcblle trill to Now England and of her grandmother. , Aeriallit*, Acrobati, Wednesday. The gueat* preeent e r Waller H. lknmans, psndlng ac wen: Mr*. J. 0. Tom**ulo, Mrs. 1 0 ? “ 5 0 ? I Clawns, Tumblers, tion of the grand Jury for violation Paul Laweon and MraBdward Her- of hla suspended sentence to UM Jugglers, Wirewalkers, M. Rahway Rafomiatory. Ha wa* ar- THE FAIREST PRICES IN THE COUNTRY AND BE / j • Equestriennes Ml** Mary Kearns, Brooklyn, reaUd by Polioe Chief R. a . Van- HAVE YOU BEEN TO PATTY'S YET •pent Saturday WlUi Mr. ind Mr*. dWhotf and offloan ef t h t ham* ASSURED OF EXTREME BARGAINS WITHOUT . , ALL CftOWMCO INTO John D. Kearns. after he had been teen entering Well, You Don't Know the Good Tima Mr*. L*Rny Stratton and fhtt- Thomas West's garage, Wake You're Misiing SACRIFICE IN QUALITY ! Rull 2 Hours Performance dren, Ufatawan, spent Prt00 - TiOO P. M. maica, L. I., MIm Margaret Keanu, Noiman Du rye* I* at camp al Dancing Every Nite MIm A«im Kearns and IHomw MMedeconk. Crawford, Woodstte, b 1., w en the Mr. snd Mn. Bdward Bortnir ADMISSION week-end guests of Mr. and Mn. and Mir*. John Blegler and *on. Adults, 35c Timothy Xiami, Junta, of Hanover, Pa., hsve been Children Under 1 2 , 29e Mr. snd Mn. W wtrd Phillip* and ■Mate of Mr. snd U tl. Lewis S. Patty *8 WEST FURNITURE COl daughter, Rnw, and ion, Bdward, S o ttn er of Tennent Avenue. T hun- BAR AND GRILL Plenty Free Parking Newark, ware Monday W*»ts a t day gu«*ta laat wank wen Mr. and K EY PO RT, N. J. Mr. and Mrt. Thomi* Hsrt. M n. O. Maxenn aarhanlt and chll> OLU KIYPORT-AMBOY KOAD Branch Store > • • Middletown*Red Bank Hl|hway Mr. and Mrs. Mward Yabanow- •t* Th*eter Page for Mere Detail* dim , In n a and Maxson, Jr., and *kl and son, of Mouth River, were M n , Carrie Yard of rarolatfa^, CLIFFWOOD, N. J. Tuesday evening guest* of Mr. and and Mrt, Sarah Oarhardl of Osn* Mn. JatttM C hina i ,0 . . " iMMIIIIIIIIIWWWIIWWWtW M M ii*» * M M w iim iiis ii*s«s*»*««»****Me>»eMe*«*ssin and U r- Joan Crawford, Robert Imd society trembling with fear for ! Montgomery's Wife In nite, Also Amateur Stage Hcvernl yeara. Many govornment bun Hancock of Leonardo. i Montgomery And Ftan- | “No More Ladies” Show; Prize Winners agents lost Uielr lives from the ‘, chot Tone Feature sputtering lead ol the mobsters' CRAWFORDS CORNER *ln ft .story th at lairy bubbles wllh machine Runs but they wore gradu ally cornered In a nation-wide Probibly one of the most popular comedy. Joan Crawford ’»ind Robert M ontgomery l>oiicc dragnet. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Noble and ion Gf ircent Hollywood tcreen rcjoaici Buddy are sending the summor tl none other than “Mo More comc to thc Richard Arlen, Bruce Cabot and Vanilla Bruco play thc leads and months In Mantoloklng. Ladle*.* starring Joan Crawford. Freehold Strand art- clcvcrly supportoff by an all Robert Montgomery and Franctio: Theater Sunday Tone, plus a brMlani cas:. star cast. Wednesday and Thurs WEST KEANSBURG A scene taken .shoving Francfiot ln "No More Ia - day, Jean Arthur and Victor Jory Tone listening to Joan’s licirt beat die.s,'’ the new upiwur In "Party Wire.” Howard Andrews has purchased ID a love battle over whom? . . . well Metro-Goldwyn- Among the sccond and third prize Maycr produc winners who will comiictc 111 the new automobile. tion directed by I Will Apprar With Walter L. Main Edward H. G n i i Circus. Kovport. One Day Only, nth. : Thursday, August 1st When MarclA Townsend (Joan Crawford), mar WALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS Joan Crawford ries Sherry W ar- rcn (Robert Montgomery' ifto Vnows r a iT T r r r n iS COMING THURSDAY his past; but they are sure that, in spite of thelri The Walter L. Main Circus, which many “happUy| BItUCE CABOT will exhibit ln Kjeyport for one divorced Joan Crawford-trani'nui luttv ■Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. I dsy only, Thursday, is said to be friends, they can with u prevue Saturday nlte at you’d better see the picture as the better this year than it has been make marriage1 writer does nol wish to hold you In ln many previous seasons. This ls 11:15, "iLxit 'Km Have It." the pic- 1 Tonite and Tomorrow, July 26-27 suspense any longer. what the Cumberland Daily News, work. ture that received a ratin0' of 3 Believe H or not, Joan has select of Cumberland, Md., said in regards When, later, stars in the N. Y. Dally News, one ed Robert Montgomery, Pranchot to lhe circus performance the day Marcia discovers of the most, thrilling gangland i»c- Ttine and Clark Gable as having after the circus had gone: she may have Uie meat charm ing Millies on the "The big Walter L. Main Circus made a mistake, Dead Fish Problem In screen. “And if you want me to gave two exhibitions here yesterday ROBERT TAYLOH pick the best of tlw three, I re and received excellent patronage she decides lo Shrewsbury River Area JEAN PARKED fute," grinned Joan. "Except. that both afternoon and nlto, the pro dry her tear.* Ted MLALY '* Una NERKBK and throw a Nat rCNDI.n'ON Ihu HCR8HOL1 rranchot- Tune's laugh la the moat gram being well worth It. There Similar To Tbe Raritan Bay Moss- Aith>» BYRON . fWk RHTtTIT^ Infect lout In. the world." was not a dull moment In tholongth- party. And what K. Montgomery WUL ROGERS, =*= per!rsy: :h; rdc c f .1 smJI-tovn s»xsugt bunkcr SUilttthM); BUic Htalili M atrwaiii, sitKTwirs tiKto niMJia TVinK* for the Ju t Ume "H ljht al y, well balanced program, there a paityl AU ShfUy'o ca-ow< ■ - Dept, Is Allied For Explanation U n Rita," starring Patricia Kills, being features and novelties of the hearts are lnvltod with tholr new manufacturer in bis latest Fox Film fun cyclonc, "Doubling Thomas," THEATRE WUllam d a m n , and Mien J tn - moat pleasing variety. watra aud That H doubts the talents o f his stagrstnici vife, PJLI.IE llU RKh, and his Tlie bayshore *ra^ Is not thc only doesn't turn out cxactly os Marcia IHIDAV M l): ANI) SA IM thA V MA11M:|: ONI.Y I Mns. Tuesday and Wednesday, "Within the three rings, aot fol | StitemplSJo curt her make fo r a new high in hilarity. 2PA region to be'affected this year by Joe B Brown again hits the lilgli planned, shape* tlie drawn of Lhe lowed act, which, as predicted by This new Will :,crcen extrnvu^.mav will be shown Sunday, an cpidemla ol dead Qsii Uirown up John Muck Brown in “Rustlers of Red Dog” •pols of acrrenland with hla latest the management, fonnod 'a show picture; and meanwhile the fun on the shore. The state depirtniciu M onday m ut 'IMesduy* TIIHKl; STOOtiKS ( (I.MI ilV ( AltTOON NEWS «taedy Hit, "Alibi Ike." There wlll of supremely stupendous surprises,' niest parLy sccnca ever (limed hold ot health was asked this woek to tt a prevue every Wedneaday nlte. and Uils la true, for the Main Cir thc soreon. Investigate tlie causes of Die death cus gave a iierformance which was PORT MONMOUTH of Isrjc n uutter of tli,li, ecli anil BIRTHS Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 28, 29, 30 Our loe delivery service li at your aurpasaingly thrilling:, as weU bb ALL-STAR SCREEN BILL crabs 111 carMUi lections ol tlie Mmmuitl MA days ot lhe year. No pleasing to young and old. Out Mr. ltyiler, «I Jen ey City, lias Shrewsbury Rtvcr. SPECIAL BENEFIT PERFORMANCE standing features were tliu flying bought the Delaney bungalow on Daniels While tho situation in Karitun enter too small or loo large but llndrr Auaplrrs of L«M*rs, whve daring and thrill AT BRIGGI’S CASINO Monmouth Avenue, llo and his A daughter wus born to Mr. and Bay concorned only Uio mow.- what will receive Immediate atten I'nmit-Teacher AitvoflaUon of t ’nlon Be»ch public 8choot« uate Stults — Advertisement, MU. ing work on the flying lra|wso got family will use the tomigulow aa a Mrs. Hay Daniels, of illolmdol, on bunker spec la the Shrewsbury nsh the crowd on their toes; the Outie- Kay Francis And George summer residence. Wednesday morning, July 17, 1(39. wero of edlblo tyiies. Fishermen Qrant trio, comedy acrubuU; Mlt- The Boy Boouts ot thla plaoe are from th a t aeoUon claim th n t '.Ills ■Be a regular reader of tills week «y and Harry, high wire artist*; Brent Head Interesting co-operating In Uio county oam- phoiumonon occurs In Uie Shrews ly newkimiMr. William Newton's trained solo ele Program At Keansburg iialgn to raise $33,000. Fred Frei- Brown bury about every olghtccu or twen p h an t: Andrew's trained bears; tfe- bott la chairman ot the Port Mon A aon waa torn to Mr. and Mn. ty years. Oeorge Brown, of Btone Rond, Key tslle Cordon and her wonder horse Hie Brlggl's Casino Thoatcr in mouth campaign commltteo and hla Spoclmons of Uie llsh foulid iloim port, at tho Monmouth Memorial 'NcaciHM'; a grout) of smartly train Ktvinaburg has armnged an attrac asslatanta are Joaeph Wicker and tlip Shrewsbury's sliore were galii- Hospital, Long urunoh, Monday, ered up and sent to Uio stale ile- «W ed dogs; 'Cupid,' the ctlucaled txmy tive program of soreen lilts Uiat Eugene Reardon. liartmeiit health. Al Itrsl it was atul also 'Mickey MoOulrc.' tlie Hol could easily be classed aa an all- Mias Lucllla Borthwtok la ft stu July aa, m s. ol lywood chim|tan»eo (llcture star, stnr card of pictures. dent at tho summer session ol Rut- bellovcd Uiat tlw tlali had died from spawning bul Dr. Edwin F. KEYPORT Iratured In the picture, 'Wild Car Today and tomorrow "Public gors University. Her position as Thomaon SUiwart, himItli cnicer or Fair » O e f One Day Only go' Hero Number One,” co-starring librarian ' In Port Monmouth aud A aon was burn to Mr. and Mra. Haven and R unuon ikjIhUhI out "■mere also was a contingent of Lionel Barrymore, Jean Arthur and Beltord la being tilled by Ulsa MU- Chorles Thomson, orchard Avenue, that the presenco of dead crabs nml wild west jterfunners, cowboys, a well-balanced cast, 'nils ploture drvd Montag. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1“ Lauronco Harbor, oil Wednesday oels disproves Mils. cowgirls and real Indians, allow gives you a genulno inside story of Qcortc Westcmeld's bungalow on morning. July 17, i &iv Oak Shade* Ground* ing « |» rls snd vastlmes ot tlio the govornment war on crime. Monmouth Avenue haa been rent Bo a regular reader ot this week wr.itrrn frontier which proved a There will also be shown a “Pop- ed for the m onth of August by Head Uie Classified Ads. ly newspaper. vi ry Interesting feature. oye. tho Bailor" cartoon and a Sat Mrs. John Punck and Mrs. Merrill 'lliiikley, military band no more urday maUnco chapter T of ''Phan Lookwood, 0! PlmtlngUiii. limn finished the overture when a tom Empire." Muu|, blast of the equoatrlan dl- Bunday and Monday, the ilant- nvlor's whistle, a signal for Use big orous and most popular star of BRADEVELT Mmw to a u rt, w»jen the grand screenlatid, Kay Prancls, tn hor QTRAN / ) tournament with a east ot beautirul latest and most succeastul produc The late Barah B. Buck, Freehold, sirls with gllUerliig costumes, tion, "Stranded,1' with hor loading lu a will m^do August 19, ION, left TOM IIOWAnn (OMKDY <‘AKTOON LATEST NEWH downs. lumbering eleitlisnts, etcet- man, Ctoorge Brent, The army, the ^FREEHOLD^ $1,000 In tn u t for the Holmdel ii ii, msH-ared. and the next mo- navy, the Dying marines and Uio Cemetery Company aiul 11,000 Ui deimrlment of Justice have formed Today and Saturday, July 26-27 nu'iit the peaks uf the big ctreus be expended for general cemetery OKOIKIK O'UKILN Wednesday Thursday, July 31st, August lit ti nt mt>ii«I filled with aerlallsts, the background tor the big Wafher Improvement. She alao lull to the “LADIES LOVE Biu*. screen hits. Now Uie United la-rlnntiliiK a routine of aernilngly Old Brick Ohurch, Bradevelt, *400, States Detrim ent of immigration DANGER" liniiuwlble feats of atittngth and and *400 to the Holmdel Reformed “THE COWBOY With UILBKKT KOI,ANI) Is used. There la no need going ln- Ilurluir. beautiful equlnes periuim - Cliuroh, provided It la en for MILLIONAIRE" and MONA BAKIUK 4o details trying to carry a message inu wltli almost human intelligence, public worship. Other beneficiaries to tlie well-informed iwblto as Ute a trailin' thnt no clreus would be were her Sister, Marietta Smock Sunday, Monday, Yuetday, July 28, 29, 30 type of iierformance both Kay nillllilrte without. Roamo, hrr cousin, Mary Ella Uu- Franda and Oeorgo Brent is ca '"Hie Walter L. Main Circus Is Bols, hor nieces, Sarena V. Roome BOB and JOAN ARE IN LOVE AGAIN! llable of producing on tho acreen s clean, moral show ln every re* Jacobus, add Anna Kllaabth Pal any picture. . ‘W t and the entire personnel con 111 mer, her nephew, Henry Irving • Tueaday, July SO (one day only) a ducted themselves perfectly. Cum- Buck and her sister and brother- ST. LEON FAMILY double Icature, "Casino Mulder Dlrrrl Frwn Karvprm Tmr berlsnd is looking forward to a re in-law, Mr. and Mta. David Henry turn visit from thla circus." Case," atarrlng Paul Lukas, alao "Hold^Bm, Yale," wllh PMrlola El. Buck. s}NS\TH)NAL There will be Iwo performances of this clreus here, at 3:00 and 8:00 lla. Oeorge Btone and a talented W- Bare Back Rider* cost. BRUNSWICK GARDENS l>. m . rain or shine, on Oak Shades ANCHOT NO ^ Miia Newton'* baseball grounds. Maple Place. Tlio management of the Keans- burn Casino announced today that The Union Protestant Church ot TONI MORE FREE IIOT OVENWARE TO OUR LADY PATRONS a baby beauty contest would be Brunswick Oardens will have rlmirh ICHAS. RU QO U S COMEDY CARTOON LATEST NEWS ' SOLO ELEPHANT MELBA WICKATUNK staged every .Wednesday evening achool at 3 p. 111. ami iiivHclilng IONA MAY OUVI^ with ultracUve prises awarded the services a t 4 p. ni. with the Krv. LADIES Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ilrstu n winners. You are requested to read A. A. Wilfrid, of Elisabeth, In Next Wednesday and Thursday CUNE-GRANT CO. have been released from tho Pree- this newspaper for weekly an charge. . DOUBLE FEATURE ArrvfcaU. Tam M m and liold Hccmtal where they were ad- nouncements and names of the mltled as (he result oT an automo KIlMl'ND LOWK III “AGE OF Bar P rd M w m winners. You may also Inquire u! We are now in posiuon to gin bile awMent and are recuiieraUng the boxofllce of this theater for you both quality and price on yom “BL A C K INDISCRETION” RED W ith PAUL LUKAN and rAMOCtf U tlw Iwme ot Mr. and Mra. Jolui complete details of the baby beau col requirements, atulls—Adver BUttel, Holmdel. MA1M1E EVANS BAIVI LAMARR TROUPE ty contest. tisement ant. SHEEP” STRAND Death Defying riybig Friday'Saturday, July 26-27 T rain, Artists BIO DOUBLE FEATURE C A R L T O # r GEORGE O'BRIEN FAY WRAY-RALPII BELLAMY ; MICKEY McGUiRE Red Bant Kanrn HsIlywW rfctasfaMae “THE~COWBOY “WOMEN IN THE r " ' MILLIONAIRE” DARK” h f tU m l la u , OWING TO BAD WEATHER LAST WEEK Thursday - Friday AMATEUR m n FRIDAY AT t P. M. “Wild Congo" PATRICIA ELLIS, WII.I.IAM (IAHUAN, ALLEN JENKIN8 Another Big Kiddie Day — IN — M uir Other Sensation* “A NIGHT AT THE RITZ” Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 28, 29, 30 Tbo Numerou* to Mention THIS SATURDAY AT FREE CHINA TO LAltlKH TIIIHWDAY * FRIDAY N1TEM PREVIEW MATUHUAY NITE AT 11:15 31 Stars Daily News t'UMPRIKINd A Atlantic Beach Park Saturday - Sunday - Monday Full 2-Hour Performance AT s ea a m i t.M r . M. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS \BO# and JOAN ARE IN lOVE AGAIN * FREE ACTS LET EM LM AND TiW P. M. ALL RIDES and AMUSEMENTS RAIN OR SHINE 3 c HAVE IT ADMISSION II A. M. to C P. M. II A. M, to 6 P. M. t h e y ( m e t m a c h i n e g u n s A3ults, 35c 1 Children, ZSc FREE CIRCUS:- MORE WITH MICROSCOPES ...... With ail'IIAHD ARLEN • VIRUINA URUCE Pbnty Fr*« Parking 20 PETS GIVEN AWAY TO KIDDIES; mniiai Tuasdav - Wednesday Brinf Um Family AT NIGHT Wednetday-Thurtday, July 31, Auguit Ut JOE E. BROWN in > tn—I—Mr Pan far GIGANTIC FIREWORKS JEAN ARTHUR • VICTOR JORY In ranker DetaOs MALIBI w r “PARTY W IRI” J ONE-HALF RATES ON ROLLO BUSSES FOR KIDDIES PREVUE EVERY WIDNKSDAY NITE FREE CHINA ROTH EVENINQS TO THB LADIW
