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VQLUME LXVIIL, NO. 14. / /BED BANK, N. J./rBtRSD AY, SEPTEMBER 27,1945 SECTION OttE—PAGES 1 TQ 12* Camera Club I. Sea Bright Group Edward Kelly Denise Goes To ecent Sales Of Three Meeting Tonignt Cnamber Director Monmouth Camera club will hold To Hold Dinner ' Edward Kelly, a member of the Pru Home Office;. it* first meeting of the- fall tonight firm of J. H. Kelly company of Sold To Joseph Greco -at fttfi o'clock atJhe Jted Bank At Star Dust Inn East Front street, dealers In auto- Glassey Advanced Woman's* dub. The showing of motive accessories, has consented' color slides and the monthly print To Eec6He~srmember of the board competition will be program fea- Annual Event of Ladies' of directors of the Red Bank Com- Fair Haven Mayor ~ 1 Reported By Van Horn Agency tures. •". • •„•'•'.'- . - • munity Chamber of Commerce. He 11-Room Brick House On Property Auxiliary of Fire Co. will be appointed to the board'by Competition It' open ; to anyone President William. Bradley at the Now Atsutant In Connection With Other Realtor. wishing to show prints. Each con- Wednesday, October 17 next meeting. . <-••• Division Manager Located On Road To Red Bank' testant may show four prints ' V-V •'" mounted on regular 18x20 mounts. Mr. Kelly's appointment to the Three attractive properties have To those Interested In photography ..Jtar Dust Inn, Red Bank, has board is to fill the^vacancy caused Mayor Edgar. V. Denise of Fair Mr. and Mrs. Joseph draco, wall- been sold recently by the Ray'Van- the club extends «. cordial invjta.-' been, selected by the Ladies' auxil- by the resignation of J. Allen Haven has- been appointed Assist- Gardner Named known vegetable growers of Holm- Dr. E>eCark) Opens Horn agency, realtors of River tloii 'to attend the meeting. " ;,' iary at the. Sea Bright fife com- Mohn-, former district commercial ant Division manager for the Pru- del, have purchased the old Wain- road, Fair Haven, In co-operation pany for the holding of Its fourth manager of the New Jersey Bell dential Insurance .' company. He right Brown' property of 86 acres on tth_R_umsonand^Red Bank, annual dinner ' Wednesday night, Telephone company, who was re- assumed: his new duties Monday at Poor Overseer the Holmdel-Red Bank road from realtors. These . transaction* in* October 17. Mrs. Rita Douglas is cently, transferred to the Asbury the home office of tfrrconrpany ,at Leroy .French of Holmdel village, elude one of the finest 'riverfront Rev.€harlesThunn chairman In cbarsre -of arrange^ Park'office. This, sale was ^made by Paul R, estates along the North Shrews- Chiropodist Located mints. ... .'.. ••'• : .;.'. At Sea Bright Stryker, realtor of, Holmdel. • bury river, the former John M. Me- Resigns As Pastor The place was decided on at last ^Thj farm is well known to old f- At 90 Maple Avenue Cauley estate Jocated on Orange week's meeting of the auxiliary' New Newspaper residents of Monmouth county, Thar avenue, Fair Haven.; This proper- presided over' by Mrs. Sarah Lay- Council Rejects , . 11-roora house, of solid red brick ty was purchased by a" client of Of Baptist ton, president. The ' new refresh- construction, Is distinguished by •• Dr. riay De Carlo, Who hat been William H. Hlntelmann of Rumson. ments committee.:' named for the To Start Nov. 15 Charnak Application four-tall chimneys of unusually line associated with D,r. L. W. Cartbon The MeCauley. property includes November session comprises Mrs. design. There are a large central in the practice of chiropody In Red To Go To Temple Helen Laytoh, Mrs. Sue Nelson and For Tavern License hallrlivingroom, parlor,' both wttK ^Bank for thehaMh***yaifc Mrs. Viola Neely. Reported on the At Asbury Park r flreplaces^dlnlng room with fire- 1/ opened hi* w n officce this week at ^tist-of-Minneapoliil •rifllt 11*' -weTt M ». Ella Miles and Wilbur Gardner, was appointed place and kitchen on the first floor; JTlillTresldenceJ , 90 Maple avenue. He veloped with old shade trees, lawns, Mrs. Ella Smack; 7 "^~ overseer of the poor at the meet ihree latge bedrooms, each with a ' recently purchased the property of gardens and winding driveways. After 7 Years Here Attending the meeting were Mrs. ht mayor and fireplace, bath, two smaller bed- The main house was built about Sarah Layton, Mrs, Florence' Wel- John J. Qiiinn Head council last Thursday night to fill rooms on tn . _ _... four, years ago, Is of frame and What Is Red Bank's loss .will be ch, Mlse Mae Welch, Mrs; Emily the vacancy caused by the death of partially, finished bedrooms on the brick construction, has nine rooms, Minneapolis' gain, TWs statement, Stevens, Mrs. Margaret Fowler, The'Enterprise; James Miller, Sr. On the vote to tBlrd floor. . ,, four baths, a powder room, sun- refers to the resignation of Rev. Mrs. Viola Flchter, Mrs. Helen Lay- confirm the appointment by Mayor deck and recreation The The large barn and sheds were room, Charles A. Thunn, who for the past ton, Mrs. Louise Fowler, Mrs. Eliz- Announcement was made last Thomas Farrell, Councllmen Ed- built by the late Theron McCamp- heating plant is oil fired. The seven years has be.en pastor of the abeth Johnson, Mre. Lida Ramsay, ward A.. Brown, Helmer Hansen bouse commands' a fine view of the week regarding a new daily paper bell, of the Ramanessln Farm First Baptist ftiurch of Red Bank. Mrs. Mabel Bedford, Mrs. Elizabeth to be started to Monmouth county, and Harry Lovgren voted In the company, who had owned the prop- river from its well-elevated loca- His resignation becomes effective Peterson, Mrs. Emily Widerstrom, affirmative and Councilman Sol tion..;-Other! buildings include a It will be' known as the Asbury erty for 50 years until his death in November 1. Mrs. Rita Douglas, Mrs. Ltd la Eo- Park Evening.Sun and will begin Neimark'ln the negative. 19*1. It wag sold to Mr. French by modern three-car garage with five- Rev. Thunn sprung a great sur- ker, Mrs. Clara Slocuro, Mrs. Inez An application by Max Charnak room apartment,' tool bouse" and SutUr, Mrs. Setaia Swenson, Mrs.. 'its publication with the-plant at As- Mr. Stryker -in 1942. prise on .his congregation, as' well bury Park on or about November for a retail consumption liquor li- Mr. and Mrs. .Greco and tbel4 boat house. '..••:"',•' as the people of Red Banki when Lillian Robinkon, Mrs. Jennie Alt- cense on 'his premises" on Ocean The purchaser was represented M Vil , Nl M Oli is, : ' • •.... • • • •-. •• avenue wag rejected on the grounds family will continue the raising ot by the law firm of Parsons, Labrec- man, Mrs. Viola Neely, Mts. Olive The announcement was. to the that It would cause unfair compe- vegetables as they have done -witH efrect^that-Walter-Reade-bf-Deal, such, notable success for the part que, Canzona and Combs of Red Kuiola^"Mrsr Violet-Johnsonr-S|rsr Utlon^OnAhejmbtionjto reject the ; : MATOR EDGAR V. DENISE Bank. •'• •• •' ' ' • " , Fannie Renshaw, Mrs. Mary Doug- theatre magnate, .,has purchased application, Haneeri and Lovgren -t?B_years on jmother- Ramanessih Lieut Col. Harry J. Sundermeyer las, Mrs. Eva Welch, Mrs. Eleanor from the ' Asbiiry • • Park • and . .\ voted in- the affirmative, Neimark farm property, known "as" the"," has purchased through Dennis X. ' Lindsay, Mrs. Alberta White, Mrs. Ocean Grove bank the. premises Newark. Mr. Denise's former posi- in the negative and Brown was re- brose Cook farm on the Holmdelt Byrne, realtor of River road, Rum- Evelyn Good and Mrs. Charlotte known as-the Merchants-National tion of assistant superintendent of corded as "not voting,". Mr. Char- Everett road, and which their new son, a. modern five-room 'residence Robertson. bank building located at the the Red Bank office of the company naJc holds a retail distribution, or home adjoins to'the north, and the with attached garage located,, on corner of Bond street and Mat- has been filled by the promotion of package store, license at present. Holmdel grape farm to the west.-' Ridge road In the Pine' Ridge sec- tison avenue, Asbury Park, for $75,- Thomas H,,GlaSsey of Little Silver Thi new owners will occupy tha. tion of Rumjon. The house which 120 Enrolled In 000 for the home of the new news- to that position^ . ' Installation of i. ohjorinator in paper. The broker in the transac- the sewer plant at a cost of Sl,603 premises after.making extensive al-. Is modern In every detail was built [ teratlons to the house. by Gen. Howard 8. Borden about tion was the William C- Burroughs was voted. . . Middletown Twp. agency of Asbury Park. The build- Council approved an increase: in Michael Polumbo has rented tha four years ago. The landscaped Ambrose Cook farm which Mr, and;' plot Is 72x140 feet in ilze. The ing; will be converted and as coon the bonus of Police-officers Gilbert as alterations are completed the W. ^Joyer and George Dougherty, Mrs. Greco, and family will vacate . DR. RAY DE CARLO property had recently been owned December 31, from Mrs. Theron by. Capt. and Mrs. Richard >S. V,ofF.W.Post newspaper ..will be started. who'have been working many hours Stark of Rumson, who held the . Associated In this, enterprise wilh overtime and are on call 24 hours McCampibell. , . ; the late Joseph Appiegate from Mr. Reade is former United States a day. Mr. Polumbo has spent four Theodore Mirabella of Long Branch property as an investment. Capt Charter Closed Last 1 Stark is In service In the South District Attorney and former The following county taxes were years on the Walnwrlght Brown and ha* completely redecorated the Pacific with-the U. S. Marines. He Thursday—Dance Set County Prosecutor John J. Qulnh ordered paid: county, (4,125.81; li- farm, when It was a part, ot the interior of the house and "fitted up: is well known in radio and adver- of Red' Bank, The newspaper brary, S141.-34, and district court, Ramanessln-farnipoperated by Jo- - a modern ofBea for hU practice. tising as the announcer of the For Armistice Eve will be . published dajly; . • It 145.17. .."*••• seph Ftorettl, present owner of the) Dri De Carlo received hli early General Electric Hour of Charm will be managed by. Harry Tall- Mayor Farrell appointed Assess- Cape Cod market at Shrewsbury. . education In the school* of Long programs. Mrs. Stark,'the former- madge ofZong.Branch, and Morris or Arthur O. Axelsen to obtain an For the past three years Mr. Po- Branch" and Brooklyn academy. He' Carolln Babcock, was a distinguish-1 Middletown Township poet 2179, Mogolever ofc Fair Haven will be estimate of the .cost of installing lumbo has been associated wi< attended Illinois College of Chirop- er tennis player ranking as No.,J.' Veterans of Foreign Wan, closed its editor. Both Mr. Tallmadge and street decorations on Ocean ayenue Mr.juid Mrs. Greco In.the __ Mr. Mogolever have been connect- ody and Foot Surgery and upon hli in the United States .when «he play- lt« charter last Thursday night for the Christmas season. ' of fine "vegetables "for th* NL V graduation' in iSU served an la- ed Helen Jacobs a few years ago. •with an enrollment of 120 members. ed with the Red Bank Daily Stan- A resolution]of sympathy• on the Yoik markets, ana :now" will1 uie> .terneshtp with the Chicago Foot At the meeting presided—over..by dard. death of Police Chief. Andrew An- Col.-Sundermeyer was represented REV. CHARLES A. THUNN his experience ana'Umtcdga of Clinics. On his completion of that by the law firm of Appiegate, Stev- "r--ltriii»"r IIMni- Leek, 82 more derson ' was adopted and will be the soils in this particular area to) period he, became an instructor and overseas veterans were taken into The preeaea and other equipment sent to-his widow, Mrs. Helen An- establish himself as an independent ens, Foster & ReusslIIe of Red he announced from.the pulpit Sun- the organization. of the Standard will be absorbed derson. supervisor of orthopedic! at Foot Bank. day morning that he had accepted grower. Clinic* and in 1940 was appointed These new members are John by the new enterprise according to .Permission was given to the Sea" The . third property purchased | a call to the Temple Baptist Francis Downes, George Alfred the announcement which did not director of the orthopedic depart- through the Ray VanHorn agency Bright first aid squad to use the church at Minneapolis, Minnesota. Noble, John P. Ma'dden, William state whether the Identity of the former Wsh drome. ment of the Clinic and College. as co-operating broker, was the The first public announcement, Standard''would cease or whether Eveiythirig At Dr.-De Carlo Is. a member of the Richard Miller, Harry Tappenden, modern home ' owned by Richard other than that given by the pastor, all of- Port Monmouth; Clemence the Evening Sun would-carry the THOMAS H. GLASSEY New Jersey State and National as- McAllister, of Cape Cod design lo- was a bulletin-in The Register of- Adeskavit, John B. Ayres, Charles name of the Daily Standard ivith It Ri verview Going sociation of'-Chlropodlsts and Phi cated on the east side of Rlverview fice which was placed in the win- Bennett, Anthony CSmpo, Joseph. The Standard, saw the light of Mr. Dejnlae joined the Prudential Rumson Scouts Alpha PI fraternity. avenue, In Little Silver, The prop- dow ai about the same time ,the R. Dlnnen, Thomas P. Dlnnen, Fred day way back in 1851 when It be- company July 3, 1933, having been erty was bought by Sidney C. H. pastor was' making the announce- N. Elton, Austin W. Johnson, Ivor gan publication at Middletown employed prior to that time by the Along Nicely Stout of Red Bank, a veteran re- ment to his congregation," The Reg- R. Jones, Raymond Leo Kelly, Point, now the vicinity of Keyport Broad street National bank. He Plan Activities ister_P,bAYing__Jeamed of "Rev. Earl Luker, Malcolm W. Early copies of the, publication was promoted to' assistant super-. 12, 1943. A of the firm of R. V. R. H. Stout, Thunn's .p^ar®S)jejljn advance of Luker, Thomas L. Mazzaroppi, Ben- •show thai, it carried eontWerable- Surgeons Well Pleased- realtors of Red Bank. his public statement " state-wide news, a«. well 'as "news native of Red Bank, Mr. "Denise Have FuUProgram The house, which was built about jamin Robert Morris,. Sterling Rev. Thunn came to Red Bank White Rausoher, Carl A. Richard- pertaining to local and county hap- cosies from two ot Monmouth five years ago by W. S. Waln- succeeding Rev. Edward W. Miller penings, It carried the name of county's oldest families. His father Trip this Week End wrlght of Little Silver, building son, Raymond T. Richardson, Har- was the late W, Edgar Denise, Little Change In War and at once rolled up his sleeves to old C. Woodward- Of Belford; Herv New Jersey. Standard until the time Operating Table contracton has five rooms, tiled get the- church in' the best financial when the late William A. Sweeney prominent Red Bank; merchant. Troop •66,JRums0n, of the Boy *.• time Volunteer Services bath, tiled kitchen, fireplace and , man E. Ross, Leonardo.; Karl Al- gave up his position as assistant The Denise family settled at Free- Scouts of America, mete Monday attached garage. The monthly meeting of the trus- led he has been here he has raised editor of the Red Bank Register hold prior to 1766. His mother night with their new scoutmaster, tees of Rlverview hospital was hell The purchaser, was represented gelfrled, Red Bank; John Bartow arid became publisher and editor was Nellie White, daughter of Tied'Cross volunteer special oer- $45,500 for current expenses, mote O'Neill, New Monmouth; Thomas John Karlnja ot 7 Lafayette street, at the hospital Monday night, with , vices in the1 county .are finding by the Red Bank law firm' .of than $S0,Od6 for the Improvements of the* Standard. Mr. Sweeney then Capt, and Mrs; John White, from at the. Rumson high school. Newton Doremus, president of the Qulnn ft Doremus. . • Curley, John Joseph Verbout, ifld- changed the name from New Jer- one. of Red Bank's oldest families. very little difference in their peace- to the church and paying- off the dletown; Arthur Maler and Walter Mr, Karlnja was formerly mate board, presiding. . time programs, according to an an- mortgage and has been able to sey Standard to' the Red Bank Mr. Denise graduated from Red of the Sea Scout Ship Navis of Albert Woods, Atlantic Highlands, Standard. . ' Bank high school in, 1925 as Mid Seely B.Tuthill, treasurer of tha nouncement made yesterday by raise (13,200 for missions. During and Raymond John Adams, High- Rumson. He will be assisted by institution, gave his usual detailcdJ StarFruit Exchange his pastorate 240 new members hia wife, the former Dorothy Hatfi- John Kaney and James Stalfa, a Mri. Herbert D. Wright, county lands. In due time the.Standard'again land. They have a daughter Jean, monthly report, which wan satis)* M chapter chairman of volunteer ser- have been received In the church. changed its ownership and the pol- Star scout, who will be assistant factory In Its entirely. " " He Has served on several state A committee headed by H. Hallo- who is a student at the Willow scoutmasterst . vice* To Op«n Next Week well was appointed to arrange for icies of the paper were in the hands Mr. Tuthlll reported that then The arts and skills corpt continu- •boards and last year he was away of Sidney Wain, who changed its street school at Fair .Haven. Plans were made for a lot of bulkhead had been finished Botnick Brothers, Harry and three and ono-half months doing a dance to be held at the Leonardo Mr. Denise is serving his second es instruction in ceramics, painting Harvey, who are operating a pro- field club Armistice eve. Further fofm to a "tabloid. The first Issue scouting activities this "year begin that within the next few days and weaving and decbupage, at the special work for the Baptist de- of thd tabloid appeared March 31, term as mayor of Fair Haven hav- ning with ah overnight camping work of grading and landscaping ; duce stand on route 36 at Belford, nomination. . ./ plans were made for the obtaining ing been elected both times to that -Fort Monmouth Regional hospital, have rented the store at 33 Mon- of funds for the new Veterans 1937, Mr. .Wain made another trip this coming week-end. the river front of the hospital prop* ' and the Navy rest hqspita] has In- Mrs. Thunn'has also been excep- change in the Standard by bring- position without opposition after The Father and Son dinner of erty will be undertaken. • Jnouth street, next to Anthony's Memorial building which Is con- haying served three terma,aa coun- . atructor* In ceramics/ painting, and cleaners, In the old Empire thea- tionally active In church work and .tempjated. as a monument to the' ing It out as a daily paper, the first tj the troop will be held at Peter's Quite some time ago the surgeons. - clltnan. , • . • • • "* Piping Rock in Rumson Wednes- .book-binding.. The canteen corps ter building and plan to open a greatly assisted her husband In heroes of World War II. Issue of which appeared March S, 1 serving Riverview hospital made »" with its canteen aides keeps busy bringing the First Baptist, church 1939. Since that date it has been Mr. Glaseey assumed'his position day night, October 10 and a large request that as soon as possible a fruit, vegetable and dry fruit -mar- The commander reported increas- attendance la anticipated; with tea* at Fort Monmouth, spec- ket under "the name of the Star to its present high standing in the ing public interest In Huts memor- known aa the Daily Standard. With the Prudential April 10, 1939. light of the most advanced type be J ial bivouac feedings and parties at Fruit exchange. The opening date community.' ial project .and he turned over to Quite some years'back, when the He married the former Mary Jane Others. present at the . opening placed over, the operating table. At j =*6th-the,Navy and Fort Monmouth' is tentatively set,for next.Thurs- ReV. Thunn in speaking to a the building committee a $10 dona- paper was owned by the late Dan- Pearsall of Long Branch and they meeting of the fall Monday night Monday night's meeting It was re- j hospitals. The Gray ladles find day, October 4., 4 . . •• v i Register representative this week tion from Charles Doerr, proprietor iel Appiegate, It was Issued as a make their home on Salem lane, were John Galm, Chairman of the ported that this installation bad'} - themselves in great demand, and concerning hts moving out of town semi-weekly. At that time It was Little Silver: troop committee; Ed. Wilson/troop been made and - that the surgeons ' A' member of the flrnh called at of Tot'a tavern, Cast Keansburg-. cornmltteeman; Harry Feldt, dis- are carrying on their usual duties The, Register office this week and stated that the call from Minneapo- Trie .post's new temporary qtiar* being published front the second .The'territory In the Red Ban.k ara more'than gratifies with tha. 3 - at the Tort Monmouth hospital and lis came entirely unsolicited and floor of the building now occupied district which will be under his di- trict commissioner ari*- Crandln promptness given to their request' said that after Interior changes and tera on Main, street, Belford, ovpr Schenqk, neighborhood commis- In Monmouth Memorial and Fltkin. installation of modern fixtures, they that he was not a. candidate for the rJHddle -store, are .open for th? by . Straus . Company on Broad rect supervision will bo all the bor- and well pleased with the type of the 'vacancy. He stated the call 5Ugh of Red Bank, Shrewsbury and sioner. -» •• ' ' light Installed, The home service corps la over- plan to open one of the moat at- use%of members. Any overseas vet- worked since their regular duties tractive vegetable markets in this came In a very peculiar way. Some eran who deelres Information re- Little BHyer,;paft of Fair Haven Rev, Charles A. Thunn, pastor of { have been drastically Increased time ago a young man from Min- Reminder to Middletown Township and Shrewsbury township and Fort the Red Bank Baptist chUreil, section. •"• . . , . neapolis, son of a prominent real garding, the organization may ob- Monmouth. The agents associated with the cessation of hostilities and tain irthere. '. Republican Voters. Beg Pardon tendered' his resignation to V the constantly changing status of estate broker, who was stationed with Mr. Gfassey are Morris Lelbo- church Sunday morning and whof PuWlc Auction. at "Fort Monmouth, stopped In at With the interest already shown ' This is to remind you that any wltt and John Cole of Long Branch, An item in-last. Thursday's edi- servicemen. Motor corpi continues citizen who has moved from one tion of, the Red Bank Register In plans to go to Minneapolis, was at* to serve the chapter, house, and to Mra. Virginia O. NaataslVs un- the Thunn home and from then'bn In this infant organization of vet- Joseph Koch, Russell Steel and restricted public tale of Early erans fn/Mlddletown iownship, the voting district into another since. relation to the transfer-of-the re- the meeting. In anticipation of his 1 transport patients attached to Fort for several weeks, was a' week-end last election, must apply in person Frank Ranlerl of Red Bank, and moving out of the district a letter' American, French and English An- guest at the'parsonage, before be- future looks promising for a post Lester Kennedy ot Llttlo Sliver. tail consumption liquor license of Monmouth, Edison, Hancock, tiques -and Furniture. Approxi- second to We in the county. to the Township Clerks Middletown the Monmouth tavern, Monmouth of appreciation. was ordered senf! Wood, Barton,' Earle and the Nav- ing sent overseas; Township Hal), .Eoule No. 3i,. and William Wylie of Little Silver. i» mately 1,000 Items to be disposed make application for change of res- street, to Samuel Stern of Jersey to him thanking him for his until* „] al hospitals at Asbury Park. The of qn the promises at 132 Franklin When Rev'.. TKund.'»-as awajolast' superintendent; of the Red .Bank City and Samuel Zllperbjat of Bay- Ing efforts devoted to the hospltau members, of t£e nurse's aide corps If Alcohol a Problem? idence on or bofore Thursday, Sep- avenue, Long Branch, N, J., Satur- year,he stopped off at the young Is alcohol a problem to you or to tember 27, 1945; In order to vote in district and Mr, Glassey assumed onne mentioned the transfer was during his.stay in Red Bank.*Thlf3 will be needed for a long time 'at' day, September 29th, beginning at man's, home in Minneapolis arid a member of your family?- Does the November elections, ' hls'dutles under Mr. Wylie's super- being made by SarriusT Welnsteln, will create the second vacancy on both Monmouth Memorial and Fit- 10 a. m. Sale will be conducted met his folks. It happened to be vision Monday. . the board of trustees, the first hayj'j. rain or shine/ under cover on the it Interfere with work, family and Any' citizen who Is qualified to We regret very much that Samuel kin, and In addition to their duties over a week-end' and *u the pastor your own happiness?. It did. with vote and whose name is not on the Welhsteln's name was used In er- ln«* been caused by the death' off they give service. In the public spaqlbus grounds with seating ac- 1 commodations for all, Lurch will of-the Temple church was away ui, too, but ,we have found an an- permanent registration- lilt must Funds are' now available- for ror,, ThiJ party transferring the li- Monslgnop John B. McCloskey, health field under the direction of be served' bv lhe Women's Society Rev. Thunrf was Jnvlted, to fill the swer. So can you,' Write, 'Alco- register personally not later than those desiring to purchase a cense of the Monmouth tavern Is These vacancies will be filled, at tht Monmouth County Organisation of the Old First M, E. church of- pulpit on that ,partlcular*Siinaity, holics Anonymous, P. 0; Box 48, September,27, In order to vote in home or makko ropalrl a to . ttholf Isadora Welhsteln; who has con- next meeting, ' ;l« for Social Service. • . . : f the Old irst M, E. church Red Bank, Naw Jersey, AH corres- £h3ljlti WesWt t LLonf f BBranchh . B , O. CoatsCt , When the young mas abroad lenrn. —^^,-^^r - prejent home on a mortage at a ducted the Jlquor . establishment The hospital has received '$lMi k ed that there* was to be a pastoral pondence - confidential. , No . dues, w9 " While the n*»B for surgioal dress- foes or expenses of any kind.—Ad- It you are ftraouSt wHethTf~yoW: T«duced-ntlurhi are required* of-lnttrest^Noj>i;em-, The ' several years. " • ' from the Red Bank auxiliary.ii_t ings in huge numbers Is happily a %lJllhhJ 1 1 vertisement, r ' , . tionamn eli Is, o pn th«'permanene oll Mrs. tHubb reglstrai at- ca' n' be paid .on ""monthl* y lmtall*' - Samuel Welnsteln Is the proprie- result of a produce sale held IWBf«t««IWBf»«t«r p»tp»thte4p»o*joMO!tth*M l front of tho Red Bank Register i thtloen Tlist, nshlpleasp •e Hsll oallr MrsWtlddUtow. Hubbni •a 67t . montl over,*1 . pert,«fl. Of. years to tor of the Heritage Liquor etoreon corps now has a tremendous task suit owneiv In amounw of .•1,000 Broad street, hear Ffortt. iloB a cbuple. of week» «go,,JSue^ of sewings for foreign war relief to cqntact Rev. THunrf to sec If Ho by the Women's Society" of Old W '" b ' h ffl produce as was not "old was, jnvrt Fi it .Methodist Chute' of'West thd above pu»po«e, dally-from' 9 a. within to the hospital. "" •'"'- ^oonvaieaclnf kit bags for hospital* RfRBf ISlloofcTlffeeT oWomN$ 1 Bank Write, 'MortRngiJ Loans,"' tlona FA 1ft Prown'i. Phone Rod iranoVWH " --.,--., ) Saturday from Innk, N,. J.—Advor. Fresh, new. curtains will do won- • lead servicemen', —"—;--" .the situationkcame_about LWhleh. Franklin avenue,. Long Brand 'I'ndowi. Fine tall- disposed of on the co-operative] Sank Sesp^Aaytnu»mtntr—-- caused u* to lose our popular fa*-; Louise C. Bodman, »vTh9.,. staff ass^tarie*. .corps, atllt day—Saturday, Beptemt»iv,5!ith^ vJUrpublloan ~ jatW.I»P»i.sP#t« ^:«b'.'ry..aux!liaiy; flllatoni 6f ths"largast nwdi-ln Red *Baynton With Wd *»r Lunch served, at ljsynoon—•Adver- Woman, 8th jnl«h..otKandy ruffled at ' Croi* work, Not only does' ,lt «up. Rug* and carpets cleart- e n I 'Jnenut- your, Happlnosd "by. re- $4.98 pair, Lovely norafTrlnl drapp> moth-proofed, Wall to wmll oarpet- -*•, plyttalata, "wltohboard operators Duolu and Broilers' . . • • ° Floresoent Lights iuolBif unwanted wclKht.^. Bj)a^[|j erles J6.B8 r , to lli.es, pair, New, att- and rneptlonlsts for the chapter Ing clianid and moth-proofed on Larss PeHin ducks, ft.SQ each; ; Kitchen. . lights complete • with Chriitmas Cards form baths 'Ulveh by exporlonooo tfafctfve* tetk\ - "patUnwdf.. liiid lp, *\ ». ' Bnare-Vour House/; ;... home, but »eos that typing needs location. O.Broajl, itr«»t. fihon* tubes, 18.98; electrical ftxturei for oporaton, -Phone Red) Bank 1810. couch covers, 112.98. Alio new cot- ws Red-Bank Wa,-/VdVertl*ement * boavy Barred Rook broileri, three "Hallmark",Christmas cards for Profosalonal 'couple must bar are taken oar* of In the, offldea of pounds' to three and one-half each room In tha hods*. B, X cable everry memembeb r of th .fllimiixBr B centts Ask (or. Mils Vlrnlnla.-Advortlie. tARs sets for the kitchen and for living quarters October 18. to Ma pound*, $1.28 eaoh, Wilson, Middle B otnti foot by the roll, Xfata S * to 11,00, Box asiorur ment. • • . your bath room. The wonderful new hospitals,and field,dlrsotors, and -*—• - Radios." mti 60 cents Red Bnnk,. Fair Haven, Rum" alda In oertaln • clerical work at *oadr>%olmd»| Towmbip, betwotn 'a, Phone Bed Bank 2680,' to ItOOi also olRaratU lighters and plastic shower curtains and window or. will rare for houte while •''»«moiith Memorial hospital, Btpalrtd. with a jfusraritet thai Laurerll aand Palmer av«nv<*v*> onene. lament, - ' «»«, Burton wlntU and many Bayni m Run and Carpets, drapes to' match. < The Sherman art away. Morris. Phone oounta Bradltv'i Radio Slrvlae milil e uutthh off KburrfAdva,—Advarr- -RUR ])( II, tiEL&UtL. aJl othir Shop, 06 Broad Street, Red Bank. Bank 3787-W.—Advertisement, Ns|wni»n Si tlisment (Burton Hall School i TO N, JWtlHlW ' B, Huard, AB, BS,prin, Du Pont Window' »had«, 1 Scrptoo'i for Bcrrto*. Jttr ay, October ' Bxoluilvt Tontln* agentienti, •wi You can ,nalnr ofis I IIHBI ypowtlfen, addlna machines •prool and washablej bring • 'JtntnU na fUM,',i t, ariw lls more Monmolith itrttt. Phone Red Bank Mint .SEPTEMBER 27,1946 ttie tots >£r. and -Vm, Albert How- ell of Haakettstown. ' has been In service 32 .months and Corput Atnonsr :. Rummage Sale At ; Uiw Bsattie attended Kumsop l»v«rsea» :hwiyear«, M Jewelry, SUver, Mwical lnjtrnmehta, 'irit In Japan high sohoa. She TfasformeHy em- ^-t3@W!»»!rBlnociil«rB etc' - RumaonNextWeek W»ddte(g,''-_'- :;•:, I Artny Headquarters,. Yo- Announcement ha* been made by ployed at the Bendbc Radio corpor- kohoma, Japan—Amon$ the first •' • i ^ —~ Mrj and'Mri. Pau little, of Head, Atlon at Bad Bank. PFCT Powell den's Corner of 1 'engagement of served la both theater* of war and Josephine Bonaparte American soldiers to enfer' Japan Annual Event At • i» at home on a 46-day furlough. m Col. Rex V. D. tSorput, who Pearl Beattie the,custom of'"" l&ndtd on Ataugi airdrome, near Bingham Hall Howell «ercy .ocUULUATt - Back .from New York; city where of Qen- Robert L. Elchelberger, Radford and Mrs. Charles Hlce are ,« had Oils first look. at the 1946 Elghtn ArmycomnSfider. Witt a co-chairmen of the aale. T(H)IHW$T| - i'ord cars, Mayor Charles' R. Engi small party from' the headquartersj The marking committee • trill SOtrlPANiV . ILsh, local Ford dealer, reports the he flew from Layte: to Okinawa, meet all day Monday to receive new automobiles- are more beauti- where the group-waited during sur- and mark' all articles that are TOOTHPASTE ful, more powerful and. more com- ; render-negotiations, then hopped brought in for the sale. _toriablei;ttan ever. l5"JBfVCdtid ~""TKe~Io11owJflg.,' will .serve-r*t-tbe-| "The newr19«~Ford7'Taf^Eiig.- lop the Army of.Occupation. taWesr •• -'. • . . •:'•.-'.' llsh said, "incorporates the results Ladies' dresses, Wrs. Will Ward, • of four years of research and pro- Mrs. Frank Benson, Mrs. lewis l , ductlon know-how' and contains 1 mm PTA President > Arnold, Mrs. Edgar VonQehren, Until We Eat Like This Again, lts More Important Than Ever To Tafee more mechanical Improvements" 1 . than were. Included In 'any previous and Mrs. S. F. Griffin; hats, Mrs. m PASTE year-to-year model.- It was design- Names Assistants Edgar Seaman, Mrs. .Raymond , ed and built without compromise of Maine and Mrs. David Barrows; 50c SQUIBB —•-trtvWfrpnl Fftni liimHfeJn -Work- M manship and material, and is not Little Silver Group EJdwln Farrie? and Mrs. ft," TOOTHPASTE a stop-gap model.1' • elston; shoes, Mrs. Percy White, 50c FORHANS Outstanding features of the car To Meet Monday iMraJ George Melllsh, Mrs. Otto T AM INS 39' , include^a more powerful engine— Tstrohmenger and Mrs. Ijeonard TOOTHPASTE ' it. 'develops -100 horsepower—10 Mrs. Edward W. McClellan,' Jr.-, Marthehs. '.""••' .'.-.•- more -than 1942 Ford- Y«8-jnotor—J["prtsfdent of the Little Silver Par- Household artlcjM, Mrs. Ralph 50c LISTERiNE ent-Teacher association, named Thompson, Mrs. Joseph Strohmen- 33' Wtef performance, longer life, lm-/ proved economy, newly designed standing committee chairmen at a ger, Mrs. Edgar Force .and Mrs. TOOTH PAST| softer, brakes and a better ride, Mr. meeting of the executive board, WJlllam Sagurton; men's clothing, English said. •••••• Monday at the school. The first Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Harry TOOTHPASTE 39' 7a.ll rneetlng will \>n a tetea t »d MM, .K_B Btinri.n. newly designed; radiator grille, en- ceptlon for school teacbers and new hancing a lower," broader appeai- boys'' clothing, Mrs. Anna Pauels, members, and. will be held Monday ance. ' Other- exterior changes In- Mrs. Ortin Soalfr and Mrs. John at-8:15 p. m. In the school auditor clude a new hood ornament and Gedney, • • lum. ' ' •. , . i .3 oof "of every 4 people - more elaborate rear deck.ornameitc : Girls' clothing, Mrs. Darwin Chairmen include Mrs,: Joseph tatlon.- In addition, a complete line Comings, Mrs.' Chris Bartell and need extra vitamins or minerals : Herrmann, lunch room; Mrs. Rob- of •'colors will be available In the Mrs, William Rankin; • children's ert G Forgurson, publicity; Mrs. according to government reports •durable Ford pvnths"* "nnrnel Ross E. King, program; Mrs. Ed- clothing, Mrs. S. F. Stevens and • paints. ward J. Roehl, membership;-Mra. Mrs. George Reid; books and toys, War shortages are one reason, of course/ \ • "An Improved ride and batter Jrwin p. Campbell, goals; Mra. Jer- Mrs. Charles Geyer, Mrs. Thomas but not the only one. Vitamin deficiency '•-rr osdabtllty, especially at ''"ill high!ome. Urew, hospitality; Mrs. Port-, Mee'ch and Mrs. L. Neuhauserj 5- of many foods, loss of vitamins in ship- .speeds In cross winds or'on curves, land H. Merrill, budget and H- and 10 table, Mrs. Benjamin John-1 ping, storing;, cooking ate also to. blame -Vis assured-by-the-use. of. improved J hanoe!"Mrsrehester-A;-Apyi-room- N Foller, and.-1 • ',type springs and shock absorbers' mothers; Mrs. Olaf Ravndal, parent Penny table, Mrs. Thomas TH! REXALL DRUG RADIO SHOW - cylinder block design and adoption regular meetings, the first Monday BOUQUET • of a new radiator pressure cap. afternoon. All meetings, will be Add 20% Tox To Prices Of Asterisked (*) Items WHERE you find it—in dairy food, liver, but- . "Aluminum .plstoriB with four called at 3:15 o'clock. Ii rings win be standard on all mod- ter, greens, certain other foods AND in ,,. 50c 1 els. A new bearing developed dur- SATISFACTORY ing: the. wax by the Ford. Motor Selling: In an/ llrii U dcn« by Uoie PURETEST Halibut Llver.Oil GBBH CAMPANA To Observe whos« {company will enable owners of Capsules, Pkg. of TOO BAUM {postwar Ford cars to secure much Business Weeik ' 5-lb. Epsom Salts 79* Monger life from their engines. A t SALES SQUIBB Hal. tiv. Oil Caps. Worn 50's—57c BAR J new standard In fuel, economy has Members of Red Bank branch of abllltj enabisi them to rtniHr - been achieved despite an Increase the National Federation .of Busi- C SQUIBB Cod Liver Oil, 12 Oz. —98c . j in horsepower. Higher engine eom- ness and Professional Women's SERVICE 100 Caroid & Bile Tabs. 69 • preaslon, a change In the engine- club, will observe national business that ii pleuing- to both buytr and • axle ratio and adoption of a 'new women's week, opening Monday. ;^,.- .. iell«r I carburetor haa made this possible. The club has planned a special C "A newly designed' distributor window display at Vogel's store on B. G. COATS Broad ttrrytog°ut*ej!!ub j virtually efflnlnates possibility of -Auettontirand Appralitr ' Veracolate Tablets 100 s 69 J motor Interference due to moisture, slogan "Jobs enough to go around." . . ' - ••* : all .Ford models will feature oil A report of the recent state con>- 490 Bath Arenm "WHY it's" nwded^^deficiency-of-jt-raay-result- bath air and oil cleaners as stand- ventlon wag given by Miss Marga- Long Branch Fhona .1(19 ret Dowd, branch president, The in constipation, heart weakness, poor'appetite. I ard equipment." Graduata "Repptrt Sobool of ' -ThThe* newnew,, carcasn will,be shown to meeting •was held last week at- the . • : •. Auctioneering" 50° Phillips Milk Mag. 24' WHERE you find it-^in whole grain cereal, dry -'-the-publlc.Jn the near futurej Mr, home of Mrs. Wllhemlha Dobbins beans, lean pork, certain other foods AND in... EnglWh said.- on Riverside avenue. " .. PURETEST B! Tablets #Qfj 3 mg. Pkg. of 100. TECH RAZOR 5 BLUE BLADES JOHNS-MANVILLE SQUIBB B, Tabs, 3 ma. 100't 49 APPROVED APPLICATORS Keep Your Family.Bright-fyed, Pink-Cheeked, The Pidwe of Health WHY it's needed—deficiency of it may result in neuritis, indigestion, poor skin, and hair. WHERE you find it—in eggs, peat, liver, rice ANNOUNCES and wheat bran, certain other foods. AND in... Low cost vitamin insurance. 6 vitamins and 3 Famous. THAT NOW IS THE TIME TO equally important minerals in a single tablet. PURETEST PLENAM1N5 DU BARRY RE-ROOF & RE-SIDE YOUR HOME Face Powder Now m Debut Size ALL POST WAR SIDINGS ALOPHEN PILLS w£t?< 49* ARE NOW BEING STOCKED P SERUTAN 69 For Only ADD NEW 75' DOANS PILLS •• - 39 Keep Your Dally ':'. /_«, \ ' 059 Vitamin Intake Up To Par {72 S) Jk Not just B-complex but all the essential vita- Compfefe Comfort mins4-liyer extract & iron in 2 capsules a day ond rr86cfoffi Of Movement PURETEST Beta Copt. €™>_50'«-l BENDIX noon. Moat folks do. Bo come ! and see us quickly. Let's talk it over, SQUIBB B-Comp!ex Caps. 100't—3.39 aad get tha cfotaila done! • Mavbe you'd first like fo see what this ! TAMPAX - worn internally . A Favorite With The jfafhday wonder does—how it lAabaa, i College Crowd nixes, aamp-drie», cleans and eiaptlH TO YOUR HOME The Modern Civilized > itself and shuts itself off-all without [ FOUOW ME your lifting a finger..Then It's even more ' Monthly Sanitary Protection PKG. of 10 urgent that you come in soon—today if Travel Kit you caul , ... , . ' Because If you want your BENDIX with No uncomfortable hampering hyVARVA quickly—and chancea are yon will— I pad, belt, pins. Pkg. .of 40 for 98c we'll both be pleased if you are one of 29* .WHY it's needed—deficiency of it may result . our "flrst-to-be-servod!" Johns-Manville Cedargrain in pyorrhea, anerhia and mal-nutrition. • A. ""*'•". . ''. 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;RSEY HOM ' .1 ANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,1945 Keyport Legion Jotte need to *¥m* sad th«t irtth jt suitable progran> snd 4 jnemor- ial baildlng^tti* J^gioa will'nest ROCK W001INSUIATHW this need. He empbislied that he beMcVad peopl* are-wjlllnf to pay ONE OF THE SHQRfl |\1em0rial Home for something-that they bajltve i vitally necessary. - ' Building For VeU Comnander Joseph It U Jack- DANCING SATURD son explained the Idea of the L»- • Of War II To Cost* gtfln which was started in Paris In •' -« • .' ~ «T BBOAD STBBBT Adam J. Linzmayer 1919. He'spoke of the service work To the~^ncbaating Atlantlo-'Bltbiandi Ml- « About $25,000 • of the organisation and or tbt ci- BCD BAMS, W. /• tr»lte fiox Me, Atlantic Hlgh- Tel MM vilian defense work carried on by Frank Miller AND HIS Casino Baritan post; American Legion, the post. of Keyport, has launched' a memor- Paul Lannlng, commander-elect, ial building fund drive. At.a din- spoke of the duty to the veterans ner last week Cecil S. Ackerson and -also emphasized the need of sUted that the plans for the mem- the'Legion to assist with the rec- DINNERS -^-Always/the Finesfr-STE^k» Excellent Pofition Open orial building are principally, for reational work lor juveniles. ! ihe "veterans-ofHiie secondJKar_and_ There will be 630 Keyport men CHICKEN - LOB0 ERS (Daily 6 to>); A position M District teoreeentattve covering Bed Bank, stated that contributions ^toward and~women-ellgible-as-iaambers of freehold, Keypori, Sooth BJver and Intervening, ares, for the the new building of approximately the post when they all return Intarnattonal Correspondence Schools ofScranton, Fa,Js BOW. $1,200 have already been received. home. The businessmen of the bor- THIS SUNDAY SPECIAL avaiuHar ~~~ ' ' *' • '.'..:• The estimated cost of the building ough, who -Were, present urged that a tangible project be presented be- We Mek high-grade man beWeenJhe ages at U «n« 40 Is 125,000. ".Past Commander Homer-Matte- -f°»Lftn. attempt was made to raise 50 assessing equal of high school training. oFiiU ttme, permanent, money. . ~ ' with 'substantial earnings and toUd postwar future. _ «o»t^ I son, chairman of the building com- JlMstDuck 'I have ear,- Experience in our field not necessary since complete I mlttee,%tated that Rarltan post is training wUl be given; -For Interview, write or-phone. recommending.a memorial building' , In feuSal England, freedom .of of a tribute to those who lost their the highways was won only after a EAT - DRINK - ENJOY YOURSELF, _N. M^Cronise. New Jersey Regional Director, 'Ires in the war and as something long struggle extending over cen- PROF. KENNETH Q JENNINGS that can be used by, the returning turies. 1010 Raymond Commerce Bldg., Newark veterans and also by the people of 'Providing a valuable and historically important reference the community. "" Market 2-1664 '' work on the ptfss in New Jersey, a complete bibliography of every ' Carl Bitter, chairman of the fund newspaper published in this state from -1765 to the present will be raising committee, described pres- compiled by Kenneth ,Q. Jennings,'associate professor ot Journal- ent plan's for raising funds. He ism at Rutgers university, under- a research grant which the stated that Baritan post has .al- ~Unlversity-Research-Councll hasapproved among Its projects for ready nearly 100 new members, veterans -of this war, and needs . 1M5-1946. ' • ' .•••.. ~~ .•"".' -r—--•—.- larger quarters. ' ^ -» B R A K E S ,••• The bibliography will include ai much of each New Jersey Mayor Peter 0. Welgand stated newspaper's editorial history as space permits. The study will .list that the Legion could depend upon -. ' every Newjersey newspaper title for which a record or reference the co-operation of the mayor and hnw hfen fmmii, with the date of the paper's founding, dates of council of Keyport. He paid tribute changes, of titles and nameg of editors and publishers, political, to—""•• '"v1' ^"11 • fry thn Ti(|- Adjusted-RELINED-Serviced affiliation and day of publication. :••••'•'• gton and. said that he felt that the Prof. Jennings, a native of New Jrunswlck and veteran news- people of. Keyport should support paperman, said that the purpose of the study Jo six-fold. He said that to the utmost the building of a it will provide-a complete list of newspapers in every community memorial there. PROMPT SERVICE >•• QUALITY- WORK in the •• state no matter how ephemeral the paper's existence; It County Legion Commander Ross will* be of great value to local historians; the data will provide Fountain urged support of the pro- existing newspapers with a history of their own publication which ject.. He stated that the American few 6f them now have with any degree of accuracy. Legion, doesn't deserve to exist un- .The study will also furnish New Jersey newspapers with Im- less it goes 100 per cent to take J. H. MOUNT CO. portant dates for promotional purposes; It will aid libraries to seek care of the returning veterans. ales of newspapers lri their communities which 'they never knew, Rev, Charles R Smyth, pastor of CORNER WHITE ST. & MAPLE AVE. TEL RED BANK 404 existed; and the material is destined tq be a work of lasting.ref- Calvary Methodist church, urged erence value as Its-information will become-lncreaslngly_iroportant^ wltn: the^pasalng of years. ' , • • . . v Srof. Jennings became Interested in a bibliography of New Jersey newspapers because of the many requests for information j which are made regularly to the School of Journalism. "He de- cided to launch a long-time research. project to compile such elusive data for ready reference for journalists and historians and started work In 1940. ' . " . • Since then he has done considerable research himself and has been aided by students in tfce history of .journalism class. During this period more than 5,000 references have been compiled and a score of trips made to libraries and historical societies. It was expected that the project, now .one-third finished; will be completed in two years. • Prof. Jennings -will continue his regular teaching schedule. ' •-':'. , A member of the faculty of the School of Journalism since 1928, Prof. Jennlngi has been an editor of the' New Brunswick Dally Home "News, editor of the New Brunswick Sunday Times, NEW AUTUMN editor of the Railway Record, and has worked on the copy desk of the Newark Evening News. • - He Is the author of the se6tlbn on "The Press of New Jersey" in the five-volume: "Story of New Jersey" published recently by the Lewis Historical Publishing company, the "Political and Social J'orpe of the New Jersey Press Association," 1940; "Problems of Editorial Administration," atextbookrlMJrsud has completed a 660-page manuscript on the history1 of the New Jersey : Press COATS association which he" will publish In 1947 whenlinat proup If*90 years- old. . ' • . '- AND. ranks ttsth in the nation. The Farm Taxes In State rate is New York: where tax per Featured for School—the Sport acre is much lower has reached Near Top For Nation $1.45 . per every $100. During the New Jersey farmers pay higher past five years, there has been a JACKET and SLACKS land taxes per acre than the farm- slight though consistent decline in SUITS en in any other 'state In the na- farm real estate'tax per acre for tion wtth the. exception of Mi Garden State farmer*. chusetts, the State Department of Ont of the most practloel fashions 1or boyi la Agriculture said recently. Accord- ing to a report issued, by the Bu At Flag Raising FOR jeaU-Bf_Ajrrlcultural Economics of the USDA at Trenton,-New Jersey farmers paid an average of $2.18 TEB JACKETS Is carefully tailored tod correct. per acre in taxes on ail land during James L. VanSaat, seaman sec- ;ES, WOMEN The small pattern shows a broken check in tan 194*. In 1943, New Jersey, farm ond class of Madison avenue, Red land owners paid on an average of Bank,, participated ' in flag-raising or gray, or overplald in a contrasting color. At.K' $2.15 per acre. ceremonies at Jaluit atoll in the - Compared with those of her next Marshall group after it had* been A charming ooat that will play a day and night surrendered by the Japanese. , TUB SLACKS are amply cut. Blue, tan and door neighbors'. New York and 'role In your. Fall wardrobe! 8oftly tailored— Pennsylvania, -the New Jersey tax As "the flag went up a 21-gun super armholes—«asy over suits. One of an brown •••••»•«.••....••.•«..,-,..,;.,,j., 4.95 was more than double. The New salute boomed from the guns of the Tork rate was $1.02 an* acre while USS Wingf ieia, the USS McConnell, enormous collection from 2 an average acre of Pennsylvania' on which the terms had been sign- farm land paid Only fl.01 [n prop- ed, and the USS Baron, all destroy- erty'levies. The New England and er escorts. *—:—- Middle Atlantic states are among Jaluit, by-passed as other islands Snydor's Specialty 100* all wool gabardine, Man tailored. the most heavily taxed areas in the n the group were captured, was country. Farmers In Massachu- reduced to impotency by air-sea Other dressmaker styles just arrived in stripes, crepes, setts are the most highly taxed of bombardments the past 18 month*. flonnel. and Shetland, 1^95 to 35.QO all( paying an average of {2.60 per The atoll was' pockmarked' with aere of land on their farms. The oraters from end to end. average farm real estate tax in the Even worse was the iron block- ( 32-34BroadSt,mBank .} nation as a whole is estimated at ade the navy threw' about the place. 38 cents per acre. Not one ship reached the garrison Assessments per $100 of value of in more than a year and the Japs ariliiiiiiuiinnii^ 181 BBOADWAY, LOJTO BBANOH farm land in New Jersey also are half-naked and poorly fed, subsist- 1 relatively high, with New Jersey ed on what they could grow. Of owners paying $1.39 for each $100 the original garrison of 2,600 men, about 2,000 survive. SPORTSWEAR 'worth of farm' land. The stated 3.95. SLACKS 5.ooto9.95 SWEATERS 3.95 to 8.95 BLOUSES- 2.50 to5.95

All woo( boxy pullrixer sweater, In dark •green, red, pink or light blue, blaok or brown. 34 to 40. » ••.;..• ,. , Bring Jn the luxury kerns yo •herisb, ••.•well «• your bade _ 8mart,^warm ilapks In 80% wool yand 40* are no longer any restrictions on rayon. Qray, brown or blaok In'siiss 10 -.;iO,JW>f'.;,;•,...,.'„,.,,:..;.::„....,;. • •• . /'oW^pfonnflfSniiefv^BBr 3:25:: • '4'p;^ tone drycl««nlrigiib«st for «vin "TH '• the most delicate hbric«;becaust' ' Clasilo long-sleeved J>louie with atltohlng. ' It thoroughjy. t?W_genti|jrl free* I '.to 38; • *"' v •' "•&>•'*3.95 a'- *•• •• «** partpiratim ... restore* their '••*••"• nS chic look of nrnnwM, Sanitone . drycleanlng Inept fabrics beauti- nookllno. 8lzw 32 to 38. . 1 fuL For Sanltoning,' phone ui PHONE 2800 BEGISTEB; •/ Mb BANK SEPTEMBER 27,1948 T.1U Experience, ThreeYouthsHeld ile Help During Typhoon For Stealing Car |( Letter Reteired From Little; Silver Saftor , Of Car TUefU Solved NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - Tht following .letter, written on "A MriM of ear robberies hers Okinawa, has been received by The during the pasVibonth is believed TIME-ANDVHALF Register from Harry'8. •Harrison, to hav» beeif solved by police au- seaman .first • class, aoa of Mm. thorities with the arrest Saturday JoHn I* Harrison .of Little Silver, night of four boys—all former In- describing hie experience* on a *b.ip mates of the gtaM'Homt for Boys • OVER. A 40-.HOUR WEEK during a typhoon: at Jamesburg—who are charged .September 5, 1MB with stesJIng a car owned by Tom Okinawa Howard ot Rumson, radio doomed- "DHTMrrBroimt n. I am writing you an interesting BEEF CATTLE The o»r <£ievw war* plcEid~,up~ DONALD'S & DELUXE LAUNDRY story for our good paper. The Reg* r _ ~;~-:~~ • —, ._£ leter. I'm not a writer, but I'll do by Capt William Zwrr of the Rum- my beet In describing the terror ot so.n police, after the theft was 44,Marion Street Red Bank Hie_P«clflc_eY9n. wo deadly than broadcast over, the 'county police a'Jap suicide plane radio. Capt Zurr reeingnlied How. the kilt It's oaUed the typ ard'a car as It wag "fpeedlhg up Breeding Stock For Sale At All Timei The officer* and the crew.of our Rlvtr road and chased It. Turned ship, the Parle, survived one off over to' the Red Bank police; the the coast of Formosa. I'll never boys admitted taking the car from forget It. ' . •• • CAPT. TURNIER the rears of the Sterling furniture- We were on our way to Okinawa store on White strut. They rode $ to join a large taek force, bound Capt.. Walter Tupnler, ion of Mr. io-Perth Araboy, purchased ten for perfect refnsh for Korea invasion. We got,our and MM. William* TMrnler of Nave- Breeding Cows From 200 up first warning when the tea began gallons of gas and two quarts of to change.- A heavy gale blew up. ink avenue. Highlands, who re- oik and were about to return, to The eklpper secured all war cruU- cently returned from overseas, is Red Bank when picked up "by Capt. lng watches top side. • L. an - instructor at Qoodfellow Air Zerr.* -.;••• ' ;• ' " . Gave orders to secure all hatchet, -Base «t Sa# Angelo, Te\as. According to police, the ring- other words, seal Uie ship up. Now • PHONE PENNINGTON J16-R-2 we stood byr^The^shipTolledrdlv- leader and driver of the car, Iras' ed In, and WAS. tossed around like Charles FlaniganyT 17,; of IB Wall a cork. I really cannot describe Chaplain Erach street. The- others are Walter what we went through. Men lay Wolf,. 17, of 18 Mount street, and around In their sacks on the deck*, At Fort Bragg - Da,vid Rochelle, 18, of « East. seasick. I know how they felt, be- Westalde avenue. The fourth', a T. B. AND BANGS ACCREDITED cause I was seasick too. I was a Chaplain Stanley-C. Braoh, U.-.S. minor, from Newark, was taken to sail sack, bringing up blood, "chron- Army, son'•of Mrs. Anna M. Bre-ch the Shelter Home at Freehold. io seasickness" and trying to bale of 68 Atlantic' avenue, .Bast KeanV water out of a compartment. I Arraigned Sundaymornlng be gave up; decided to hit the sack, if burg, "li temporarily stationed at fore Recorder John V. Crowell, the I could make it. On my way to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, after three older boys were held In $1,000 the aft compartments, I. took a look, spending a 15-day leave with his bail for the action of the grand through a porthole in the ship's of- mother. jury.- '•••*-• fice, It was enough for me. I've Tht young. Catholic priest, who Another ..car, owned by Israel been on all the seven eeas, but was liberated from a Nazi prison1 Breslow, of McLaren street, was never saw waves so high, at least 75 feet. We were in a deep valley last February and --arrived in. the stolen Friday from Waldman's ser- then- on a mountain'top. Over a States in April, spent 28 months in vice station, Maple avenue and hundred-mile wind which 'was the. Germany. After his release from Monmouth street, where. 'It had only thing that saved us. The gale prison and his arrival In this coun- been left for-service. pushed us on faster, through the try he spent tome time In Ashvllle, mountainous swells. I saw enough. North Carolina, and also was. at _. ... SUNDAY FIRE The sack for me, I made it The Farle took.l? hours of this, finally his home for part of a 60-day leave. A fire at.the home of Edward we reached Okinawa. • Six men in The chaplain, with the rank of Ottlhger,. 52.South street, was sick--bayr three guni-mlsMngy'-no captain,_.haa^beeniwlth_the_ 27th quickly_extinguishea_Sunday. .levfc. WASHINGTON CROSSINGIIJEVy: JERSEY life rafts, and quite a bit of other Htadquarters Detachment, Second ning by the Relief Engine com- damage. . Army, and before enlisting was pany. ' .' ..-: .We were given up as lost by the curate at Saints Peter and Paul Accordirfg to . police, Ottinger Pott director, given a few days church, Hoboken, . • availability, all hands turned to. started a fire In the fireplace and So the story ends, we're on our way the mantel was Ignited by -the to Korea, China, with- the task Petroleum has been found on flames. Damage was confined to force expecting trouble, but not for every continent, .' •• the fireplace area, police said. long. Mine sweepers have, cleared a path eight miles wide, so we.may enter. Pretty risky business. ' The Japs claim they got three thousand mines along the coast of j Korea. I expect to be home by Christ- mas. By the way, no Register in over eight weeks. Our mall can't seem to catch up with us. I should have a stack of mail and a good many copies of The Register. The reason I am writing this story Mr. Brown, Is to give credit te.tht sailors who have to risk their lives far their country in combat and letter with best regards to Red Bank.. Harry B. Harrison, S l/« D. E. USS'Parle • "AT DWIGHT SCHOOL Miss Ann Stevens of Monmout' JOHN r,nONMRMC.MIWBIIIATi HOOKMH, N. V. AND OMNOI, N. A Hills has resumed her studies i) Dwlght School In Englewood. SIK is on the varsity hockey team and holds an official position In the Du.ribut.jb7i JOS. 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OIU W6KIT IIW ce MYSTERTE ; CAKE WED Alofy < TRTW fSh." RED BAKK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,1945 - to the prlndplea of/the organization, then y omtod ymm Unit win a©-'' <1W) WBt to tualiy Banking Institute "BANK REGISTER it i? .Mr. Tobin'ii /fluty to dttcipline .the Editmd Views « 4 bmifim t lnu»T»li members of that local. WJth the great a«s. by-pwrldtaldta t w/ut eilatomen ESTAQUBHBD 1WI with 4ta* mttm to buy motwiwxia To Start Classes Genealogy SB*_d By John B. Cook and He_rC-r power wielded j»y labor today, there also js of Other Papers nd MTVIOM. ' / ; tm, _••*,- a corresponding amount of responsibility 8«hMtt«a to fit UfhM* wacw or In County Oct. 9 -, '> raoviAB mvoiQ pstom • , higher pwtlti yiWbvatxaMMas new Mrs, William R. Conover, editor, Thompson, J«mss to U___or Cew w_ich some labor leaders do not- Vant to wealth an MlMatMtbif. JTtcbao- chairman-of the Oenealoglcai conv -— 1847, ftu. Editor -»d- P_——a_er Jorieal mdvaneeg whieh reduce the Annual Rally Of mlttee Of HonmouUi Oounty His-" -fwrmaa, Die-Mi to Rebeooa Norton ______18*7, Feb. _ *__* J. HOOAK, Assoc-le WMor aasonte. toll *ajl IMNIM «• pwduottvltr torleal AMooiation, rrtehold, N. J. o-o-o-6-c-o- of Individual worker* maJc* tt poa- Monmoukh Chapter Herbert, John to Maria Oifford, AMistaot Editor • •ible for AucriM to create new jndeac (Fart •) 'both of Howen ___ 184T, FebTf H. _ABC_P B—_-T. CW-s- to the K»vy Economic Safety It Not A wealth at a iat« never approaehed Attended By (JoesUon. ana 4nwm LttUe, Jbb T_. -to RebeccaT ,Algo M)r. ]_ •>184T, M JN eorarar •Uewhere. But labor anut get a Poland, AHstt to Deborah Hoiloirmy ME—BIB IBS AB8OCUTBD 1_U-9S Creature of Government Decree fair ehaieof the loealth created or MU M, MM to Dte. M, UM h H Wh«n JTudge Haiuea attacks ifonmouUi Bhsjter, American'••XB- ;IMVte*l ,t_ There is no basic division of opinion be- which sftteU of Banking, compriilns; ofll- Bon, Joseph of Lone; Island to Ann.;! H th. —ay ..... , _. .CHfford of HoweU ,. i«t ithinrlii errflud hi thli psser tweaa .modern industrial leader*, and truly or wealth It p»bli.i.«- ik-eta. sport itself sine* there _ talk from create K Monmouth county, held Its an- Howland, Ruth ; t •.,•••...... • 1MTT___. ell the potential benefits of techno- Hulse, John to Prudence Pease liberal poliMcal tWnlers on the respective hie party of repealing the amend' logical advance go into shortened nual rally at the Bvam-Belmar Howland, Samuel Member Audit BONM of Cta_U*lo_f ment—he plays with political dyna- --%% ' ..;r.T.;.vl-4T.Ap"Tl4TA i rights and obligations of capital and labor. hours or feater-bed Jobs for work- hotel last week and tit* affair was. l Nitlnnal Adrartlaln. JUprw—teUTii, Martin Calbirt mite in Monmouth, -where the attended by'lBO.guests. Since the , By John S-plln Newman amendment-was supported .five to; ers. :; •'-. • - •.-.•. ". •• Lawrenoe, Peter of Freehold Twp, Co.. «E-Vt ..Ts-rN.-^r«-.l« West;_sdUoa SU They recognise that our capitalistic system, - A high wag* based on low. pro- I. B. Is the educational organ of. Howland, Tanta , + Chicaio, IlT: U6S 0-titemt St., PWIadalpbl-, P. the tanking' fraternity this meet- Hubbard, -WiUlam tt/Dr.. 2878 to Susan Johnson of Dover Twp, must be preserved if this country is^to-go one, . duction _'as doomed to a short life : Th.'lie. B».k tuitstai'HIVBMS BO Bn-neUl rwwslbjU- Wi* w him that the MO- Ing was in preparation for, the Heustls, Moses ______3449 -~n..; ,.,•,-, , ,';;.,,. 1847, Jan. 9.. as a paper suit in a rain storm. By James Tilton, Justice- t!w for typographical irrori to -.TartlfeaaBta but will MPrlnt ahead as the^reat producer: and pioneeer of recy about .granting the Barltan Squally certain to meet disaster'in anking; classes to'.be held in the Hughes, Anna '_ 24M that part at an ad»«rtli*m»r.l In whlcb tha typographical .117) Jollne, James Henry to a higher civilization. They also recognize track permit-wa» all wrong; But future competition is a high profit Long Branch high school starting Hunt, William O. _ MOO trror occun. Advtrtlien will pleua notify tba.ma_a(em«t lt'« a DemocraUpOommlBslon-^-S to Hurley, Mr.'—— _ 2370 Louisa Bra-ley, both. of Shrews- Immediately at .any trror which «t- occur. based on low wage*. •. " October 9 and continuing through- bury ,-______1846, Oot It that the era whe_ human labor could be 1—that ottenrj«. And it' wa»- a out-thi winter. •*• - Hutenlnson, Robert . 217! 4. r>rg_n_sfl - |aborr • s>eeklng hlglv : Subicription PricM In A raw deal MonmoutH oounty receiv- business with low unit production Jackson, Nancy _, 2489, 2444 ed from the Hague-controlled Com- tending evening classes In advano- Trory ______—_, J847, Jan, at Achieve* Splendid Record lem;. profits on small Jackson, Stephen._____ 24TS, 2480 1 mlsslon named by the last. Govern- eosts and good ed credit and finance work at New Jay (Joy) Hannah -•• --' •'- 2378 Tllton, Robert Lewis to Catherine -margins^ rr ^~—in this new era labor-cftiHBo4oBger-be- or from Hudson, who Broke ins York University. Jeffenon, Chadwiek of -hrewsbury ' -'• Members of the Bed Bank, Baptist . Oovernment can make a great promise, it la said, to tJie Republi- Robert V. Carton, a' member of Jewell, Catherine _---____. 244», ,1847, Jan the hell-raising, capricious child. It tog has contribution by shaping its policies Ford, Orrln Adolphus of F_rflel4 church in particular and Red Bank in gen- can Senate that he would appoint Johnson, David, Capt. __. ;_ 2420* to convince labor ana capital that the law firm of Durand, Iyins and responsibilities—to capital. It cannot en- the two'Republican members from; Johnson, Hannah, (widow Holden) N. T. to Susan Amand^Ctorden of eral irill miss Bev. Charles A. Thunn, who the formula for success Is mutual Carton of Asbury Park, who wlU a Ust they submitted and excluded ' ; 2420 . Newark, N. J. _.^_ 184T, Feb. I force impossible demands. - It must turn in faith and willingness to make a instruct, the class In "Commercial flymms, Wm, to Bridgett Green, has resigned hii partorate here, to become the two strongest racing counties, Johnson, Justin' ...,'•• 2465 joint bet on. the future.—World- Law" was also introduced to the both of Ireland real work- for real wages. Monmouth. and 'Atlantic, from rep- Johnson, Mary ______2498 pastor of Temple Baptist church at Miiine-' Telegram. ,'•'.•.. group and briefly, outlined his — 184r, March I - The War Labor Board, lor the first resentation. • , • . • work. Mr. Carton has been prac- Johnson, William _; 2420 apolis, Minnesota.- He is leaving behind a Jones, Mary „._.._..______'2878 Maps, Oeo. Netoon to Lydl* Long- They also revive • memories ..of ticing law in Asbury Park for sev- street, both of Shrewsbury time, has ordered that a "guaranteed", full END OF THE WOBLD Kearney, James, Major __— 2334 splendid record of achievement in his seven hdw that Hague-cbntrolled Com- eral years and Is well known along _ 1847, April IS employment clause be inserted in a union mission set out to prevent a track Biblical writers, feeling the world the shore. He has also Instructed Knappi John ' '• • 2478 years here, during which period 240 new Lamb, Hannah ' • \\ 2404 . < By R. Taylor at Elkwopd Park,, where the finest is essentially and Incurably a.very other classes In law for Monmouth illS) Cottrdl; Asher to Bllzabeth contractibetween a large chain shoe store Lane, Anna — 2417 members were aaded'to" the congregation group of racing men in the country bad place, were sure that an angry chapter. ., Park or Parker ___ 184«, Dec. It and its 300 salesmen.. Jn. other words, the --Haskeiir Roebllng, ~Schley«r-Mc- God would ultimately destroy. it. Lane, C0Bi»lins______i._2J|6?_ and the church's financial standing was Carter, etc.—sought to construct a Their works are filled with predlc- ''Job Instruction Tralnlni**^ "wilt Lane, Glsbeft 2S89 employer-in- this-unprecedented-case :is be ttught by .Edwln_8,J3llMon,,a»-, Tilton, WiUlam to Ruth H. Bruere raised to itspFeseiOlgH level"The people model plant, by patting about, every tlpntptii about-thB^end-of^thaoutB^ e world Lane, Jemima ___ 2381 slstant. cashier, Asbury Park Na- Lane, Mike ______2444 at All.ntowir____-184erOBt _- bound to furnish employment at .specified possible obstruction In their way,. and these predictions have .stirred Melra, Charles to Ami BUza Rob. tnd,.,when they declined to take tlohal Bank * Trust Co. In'the Lawrence, Alloe __ 2420 the unbalanced and the fanatic for bins, near Allentown him continued success in his administration wages to a specified number or people for 52 the apparent hint and make ar- many centuries. absence of Mr. Gibson, this course Lawrence, Bllsha . 24C6 weeks—come what may. •'•••• angements with the politicians be- The Biblical phophets of doom was outlined by Merle Simpson, Lawrence, William 2420 . i-—: • liie. No-. • of church affairs in Minneapolis, ause they wanted everything clean knew no more than we about'the Belmar National bank, a past stu- Lawton, Ann ._ 2878 Dav-on, WUllatn to Ellra Perrlnt, While this order applies to only one re- and above board; made conditions dent of this course. "Job Relations Lawton, Jeaac 2376 near Certre VUlee —o-o-o-o-o-o , : • fate which awaits this globe and Its tail-organization having many Btores, its im- so tough tor them that they finally Inhabitant*. Space Is filled with Training", will bo taught by Stanley Layton, Rebecca ' 2370 : ._ 1847, Feb. » abandoned the project In disgust. mysteries which scientists are only Green, assistant secretary-treas- Leonard, Annie 2420 FonyUv-Oeorge to Sarah C. Jones Worker. Will Be Driving plications are «o far reaching that they af- beginning to penetrate. Astrono- urer, Long Branch Trust Co. and Leonardd, EElizabeth i 2420 at Allentown ____.1M7, Feb. U Of course Judge Hansen might- Dues, Thomas to Martha O. Van- fect the smallest as well as the largest bus-, handle the problem differently mers can't agree on whether the uni- in hk absence the oourse was out- Leonard, Henry . -378, 2420 Home In The Dark verse Is expanding, or dying.' But lined by Frank Warner, Second Leonard! James ______««_..__ 2420 derbeek at Crosswlcka from his fellow Hudson- countlan, ; ; 1847, Feb. IT iness in the nation. Every forward-looking Mr. Moore, but since both serve the we know that very slight changes National bank and Trust Co., Red Leonard, John _. 2870, 2878, 2420 . Eastern standard time returns Sunday in the composition of the atmos- Bank, also a past student. Blake, Charles to Mary Arnold, " employer is in favor of providing continu- same master the question naturally Leonard,. John, Capt. 2420 near Allentown .._ 1847, Feb. 25 morning at 2 o'clock. This? means that oqcurs to many as to how Mon- phere and in our proximity to the A course In consumer credit will Leonard, Joseph • 3420 ous, year-round employment to workerjsto sun could quickly extinguish all Still, George- to Naomi Barker at mouth might fare since no one be given, but planil,are not fully Leonard, Nathaniel -___—_ 2420 Allentown .;..:... 1847, March 4 clocks are to be turned back an hour. It life on this planet .. Leonard, Nathaniel, Lt 2420 the fullest extent possible. But employers doubts that If a Hague->controlled complete for this course to date. By Henry Perkins,' Minister Leonard, Samuel * Samuel, Capt also means a large part of the public will 4Commission were 'In office now a We are amused by those, like the Forum and seminar meetings (119) Handrlckson, Stephen L. « will not agree that an agency of the Fed- „_____ 2420 , have to get accustomed again to coming Monmouth track woul3 have no Pasadena preacher, who set the day will be held throughout the winter New York state to Ann't—llta. eral government should have the power to chance against a Hudson one. and th* hour fo* th* world's de^ and will be In charge of Joseph Leonard, Sarah „__ 2420, 2486 Goodrich of HoweU home for dinner in,the darkness. During tell.them.they must "guarantee" work to J^ Hanaen Is concededly a structlon, not Because they are pre- Mullln, Asbury Park National bank Leonard, Thomas -Thomas, Capt —___; : 1M7, Feb. 28 the war the shades of night did not descend man- at ^harming personality and dicting the Impossible, but because Sc Trust Co. and "Joseph Thommess . 2420 By HaUtead H. Walnwrlght, Justice so many men, regardless of conditions. as a summer resident and property they claim exclusive Inside Infor- Asbury Park _ Ocean Grove bank, Lermond, Sarah ' 2467 Bartlett, Jamea to Matilda •Pharo on- -this*—area- at— this—time—of— the owner here enjoys much, popularity mation on the lntentlonsjrf .Provi- respectively.-j :..,__ .... Lippet Deliverance 2420 1847, Feb.. IS'. Sfo order to' ."guarantee^Hfull employ- dence. Lloyd, Timothy ______2812 year until around six o'clock. With" along the shore, but' when It ap- . By 1 P. Packworta, Justice ment in retail trade! will "guarantee" the pears he Is pulling Hague racing Barring a .catastrophe such The''rally was conducted by C Longstreet, 2416 the shift of the dayuight. hour to the 'morn- chestnuts out of the fire he cer- the explosion of the sun or collision Edward Tllton, chapter president, Losey,. Jane ~ - -2478^ 2480 These records were copied by. Central National bank, Freehold, ing, darkness will fall-dnring-the alter work buying habits of consumers. . A store under taWy loses votes in Monmouth.— I with a star broken loose from Its Losey, John ——— 2478 Monmouth Court House Chapter, such an order-might well be forced 4o4imit Monmouth American. torblt, the-world probably will roo' and Mrs. Mildred Stough, chairman Losey, Mary „__ .2424 D. A. R. end published through the rush hour, which means that many motor- Ion tor millions of years. Its de- educational committee, Seacoast Luyster, Aletta — 2417 Monmouth Historical ~ Association, its employees rather than seek to give the GIVE OLEO "A BREAK" Istructioh Is possible,' but it can1 Trust Co., As-bury Park. Lucas, Miles 237S Freehold, N. J. and released by ists will be driving home at that time. As com* unexpectedly. We shall re- Lyon, Jean _ 2480 (Mrs. WlUIasi R.) Laura V. Con. Butter is back on restaurant The main speaker of the even- fullest possible employment at all times. ceive warning, perhaps from an as- Lyon, Asher - 2480 over, chairman of Gen. Com. . traffic accidents have always been the heavi- bread-and-butter plates again, and Ing was Robert .Ruthetfprd, New tronomer whose telescope discovers Marsh, Jonathan ____^2378 Full employment cannot be "guaran- coeti fewer points, although still York city, assalatant to secretary est at this time, even during daylight saving annihilation rushing at us from the Martin, Sarah 2372 rationed. But thousands have be- of the American Institute of A CHANCE TO SPREAD teed" by orders forcing employers'to sub- depths of space, pernapi tor McKay,- 2440 time, a great number can be expected unless come .used to oleomargarine during Banking, who spoke on "Whllher physicist who has detected some McKInn, S—auel . 2406 SOME SUNSHINE sidize labor for which there is no work, the' war, and when butter Is taken Bound." The American' Insti- drivers use extreme caution. There, ap- vital change In the chemistry of the McElwaln, John . I 2405 off the,ration list altogether, they tute of Banking Is attended by Thomas Irving Brown, Editor,' - • thus increasing cost of production and dis- atmosphere. McManis, George, Capt. - 2429 pears to be an eoer-iucreaaing'trend to- are likely to keep on buying oleo. some 15,000 students throughout Red Bank Register, • McManls, Pheobe. 2429 ward retaining daylight saving in the win-tribution. Especially if they get a concession Meanwhile, those wbo must wor- the country and has as Its purpose Dear Mr. Brown: In price. ry can 'find' many things closer at the' eduoattonoal advancement of Merthew, Jonathan ______2376 Through two New Jersey service, Economic security is not a creature of hand -to engage .their - anxious at- Mlddaugh, Cornelius _____ 3412 . tec_tfimjmd.a-ret-r_-fcQ-standard time in —Butter isf artificially colored nine those engaged in tte oankingbusl-. men, Lieut, Henry Jaryis, formerly ~ government decree. tention.—Newark Sunday Call. ness by tralnlngvthew jn thefund- Mlller, Henry 2434 stationed at Fort Monmouth, and months of the .year, but .Is it sold' Miller, Margaret — 2484 the summer. This would produce a more -o-o-o-o-o-o- amentals of banking and in thoae Cpl. Alvln Blum of Elizabeth, I • tax free. The dairy lntwyati, In a MJller, Mary Toung 2477 have had . the privilege of corre- equitable adjustment of daylight hours, but' day When oleo was supposed to be BESTOBE THE KOBMAMSOB principles of economics, - law and sponding with two educators In the The Indian* Did As accounting that are eolsely allied Mills, Bllzabeth ' 2480 an, Inferior imitation—and a for- Mills, Ph«obe • 2468 Philippines, a Minister of Educa- until public opinion in this respect becomes Whether or not the United States to banking and by cultivating in. eign product, to boot—had a S*ed- pays France In cash for the Nor- Mills," Samuel 2466 tion for Leyte and the Executive Well At We Are Doing them aj$ear understanding and Secretary for the Municipal Univer- so great that it will.be felt in congress, we eral law passed which taxes'colored mandle, the American public prob- Mills, William .._____ 2466 an .appreciation of the value of sity In Manila. Sr. Perfecto A. Ta- oleo 10 cents a "pound. And' oleo ably would willingly respond to an Mlner.vRussel-D. 2405 will continue to have the present arrange- Ten years ago, Oregon had a disastrous public relations. The Institute be- bora speaks of the plight of Uuu«« manufacturers, wholesalers, and re- appeal for funds to rebuild the Mitchell, Abigail '. 2480 ment. - * - ; forest fire which caused loss of life' and mil- tailers must pay special taxes. lieves that a banking personnel so two thousand students in this unl- " great liner and-restore her to the Mitchell, Hannah : :...,-. _ 2480 varsity In these WOTOM: "It _ ! -b-o-e-o-o-o lions of dollars damage, including the des Today -there Is pending In Con-French people. The' Navy seized trained wjll help ttf maintain in Monroe, Samuel ...~ 2444 enough to tell you that many fao> gfess the Rivers bill, H. R. 679, this country a system of chartered traction of tens of thousands of acres,of the Nbraiandi« just afte.C-.the fall Montgomery, Gertrude-, .. 2370 lues Ilk* my own, who were enjoy. ..Responsibility Also which would repeal all oleo taxes of France, and early In 1642 Inex banking that will adequately serve Moore, Eden B. : 2412 ing the modern luxuries of life be- the finest Douglas fir timber in the world. and permit that nutritious product ousable carelessjness caused her to the credit needs of organized busi- Moore, Esther, Mrs. ______2420 fore the outbreak of the war are to be sold in free competition. sink. - Though righted and raised ness 'aai of Individual oltlzens and now reduced to complete misery Goes With Power Morell, Margaret 2457 and poverty.. It is a sorry sight to • Nature started to erase the scars immedi- American- farmers who produce two yean ago and towed to will merit the confidence of the Morey, Susan . 2487 skimmed milk and cottonseed, soy- American people, see a great number of our student* The following editorial .entitled "The ately and in the past decade new *or'estB of Brooklyn pier, the work of con Morris, Adeline 2870 and teacher, come to school with bean, corn, and peanut oils, which verting the Normandle Into a troop Morris, Amarlah ______2370 clothes ragged. It is tor these souls go into the making of oleomarga- "A, & P Strike" is reprinted from the Newark Christmas treeB have.begun to cover the transport was Abandoned early In OEX_BRAT_S 8th BIRTHDAY. Morris, Bennett ' 2370 that I appeal for a clothing relief rine, are likely to-be found-oppos- 1944. Now the' Navy says It has Morris, Christopher ' 2370 from the kind-hearted Americans Sunday Gall: ' "' . blackened hills and niountainsY This fire ing their brethren ' In the dairy no use for the great hull and ma- Miss Gall Perry, daughter ofMr. Morris, Content - 2370 who understand the precarious sit. business. -As for the American • "A picket line established by an outfit was similar to others in earlier years. chinery, and these are likely to be anl Mrs. Harold'Perry of Pine Morrl., Elizabeth ...-._... 2370, £480 uatlon in whioh jwe find ouraelve* housewlie^yho now.laboriously col- We also need books to replace our sold for Junk.unless she Is rescued street, River Plata, celebrated her Morris, Elizabeth Almy 2370 called the Betail Clerks International Pro- Then in i945, fire started again in the ors, her oleo, she will-expect, If the from the salvagers. eighth birthday, at1 a party at her buraed-up libraries, otherwise we bill Is passed, that a large part of Morris, Frances -_ :.. 2370 •hall enter into A long period _ tective Association, AFL has kept closed old Tillamook burn"aiid raged largely.out The coat of restoring the Nor-home Friday. Gilbert* Helmberg, Morris, Isaac -, ,\. 2370, ,2378 dark ages." that 10-cent tax will come off the also of River Plaza, obaerved- Ms for two weeks the North Jersey warehouses of control for a month, destroying new price she pays. And if Congress mandie haa been variously esti- Mop-Is, James '•„, .- 2370 I have spoken to a number of mated at from twenty to .thirty fourth birthday at the same time. Morris, Joanna '. 2370 people concerning these studsnts of the Atlantic „ Pacific Tea Company, a growth and' old green timber, until rain takes off the tax, It la to be hoped The party'took place on the lawn that about 25 states will repeal million dollars. Most of the objets Morris, John '2370 and we have sent out some- pack* stopped it. .. d'art and furnishings which graced and the table was decorated with Morris, Joseph * 2370. ages of .clothing suitable for this national grocery chain. As a result the their prohibitory law*,—The Chrls-- green and pink, streamers' and was warm climate and young people of •tian Science Monitor. her Interior when she was the fast Morris, Lewis -370, 2376 company's. 250 retail stores probably will According to reports, the state and est liner afloat are stored In New,adorned with flowers and two Morris, Col. Lewta 2370 college age. We know that before York, warehouses.' These are valu birthday oakea.' Games were play- Morris, Lewis, Jr. 2370 long they may receive the collect not open tomorrow*:— counties are as unprepared to fight forest .• WAGES AND WEALTH ed and - prizes were • awarded t« tlon of-clothing via shins but per- ed at severalmimons. . They would Morr_r-ydl.'-_____r--.-__'_T0 nips yotif feiders ,wiU _Up to Or "No warehouse, employees are on fires successfully as in the days when the President Truman has acted log- presumably be available. - Gene Gramman; George Braun and Morris, Mary 2370, 2(78, 2402 leylato this temporary -stress, at strike. The union claims no membership Indians inhabited the land. . ically to put Federal agencies deal- The Normandle, queen of the Joan DeMar. Morris, Polly or Mary _____ 2370 this time when we are. all gather- Ing with Labor under the Labor French merchant' marine, was the Present were Kathleen Doughty, Morris, Rebecca __- 2870 ing together our- summer" things among t^liem,'- and has spurned a company A forest fire is a terrifying spectacle Department. That gives Secretary pride of all France. Every Frenoh Mansla Speer, MargaMt Ring* Morris, Richard :-, '. 2370 and -deciding on their disposal. This only emphasizes the fact that definite Lewis B.. Schwellenbach new au- man felt her loss keenly. Her res-Kerry Boland, Irene Kelly, Fred- Morris, Robert ft Robert P. _ 2370 Summer dresses, underclothing, proppsal that av labor board election de- toration to the people of the Re: Morris, Robert Wesley 2370 mens' sport clothes and lightweight steps should be ta.kon to study ways and thority to Intervene In such situa- die and Barrie Olsen, Dlanne GeU. swelter, would be most helpful. termine their wishes. It preferred the dis- tions as the one at Detroit before public would, greatly help to re- ler, Bert and Rae Rookefellow, Morris, Samuel ', >,' 2370 This U a definite project which credited technique of etrong-nrining the em- meiing to limit its destruction to as small they get beyond hope of peaceful build French morale. Moreover, It Joanne Hasaell, Erlka Fless, Gene Morris, Samuel, Sd - 2370 could be carried through locally settlement? -• , would link still closer two great Renalde, Joan Wloka,*Barbara alid' with visible results. At the pres- nu area as. possible. Purely some provision democratic nations, ployer into making dues-pnybrs of his un- Even more important, It should Joyce'Pewy Evelyn Layton Lol* 1 ' • M05, '• ' . ent tlrrfe paekagei oan only be enable Mr. Schwellonbach to set The people of .France gave, to sent via parcel post to the Philip, willing workers. •'. •_'•'. can be made for studying and adopting Owena, Gerard Kelly, Marvin Book D. Monmouth County Mar- forth a'clear, -consistent adminis- America the Statue of Liberty tha Gramman, Bill Bwald, Carol and pines and these packages must "pending strength to this banditry is methods "B'hlch-wiH'Mvo one"of the nation's tration • JabOr policy—something stands on Bedloe's Island. 'The gift riage Record*, Court House. Ftee- not exceed eleven pounds hi weigh. Malcoto, Wright, Mrs. Fred Helm- hold,y.j. • ^ ,nor 43 inches wld~ plus'length. Z the refusal of AFL tea.mstm to cross the greatest national resources—its forests—, that has been impossible with pol- to-them of a restored Normandle berg,.Mr* HSlri- Ewald, Mrs, Theo- have found that packages of thli 1 icy-making .responsibility-scattered would be a reciprocal act of affec- dore Getiler, Mra. Paul Rockefel- (114) Conklln, Bll to Rebecca Stout dimension oan contain several sum' , Which proitecfwaterslierls, soil and wild life all over "the government, tion for a brave people who have-1 1846, Sept 1] phony picket-line.. Nationnr officer* of the low, Mrs. William Woodward, x mer dresses or sporto shirts, per- and furnish thei ,b.¥sic buij.ding material for Thore Is no time to loae.-A-titan- twloe stood- tn^the path of a mad- Taylor, David to Lydla MoOee haps two pairs of men's summer-, Teamsters Union have warned repeatedly ic, struggle batwOen organl-ed labor aggressor.—The ' Christian Selene 1_^t_i¥*_^rie-hra: :.__..-; -»7, Fesrar pants, or quite a quantity of under- .againut frivolous Htrikes.; Daniel J. Tobln, the natioiv., and organised Industry Is In the Monitor, . llam Pkrf Jf., Mrs. -.fialph Layu Patterson, Austin- H. to Mary H. clothing. Little Items can be tuck* ed In as bobby pins, pins, needles since' bedottie malting. •> If this struggle ptooeed* tfn. M4 Mrs, Donald Gramman; ~ ,lor. _. 1847, March 4 .Fjjret Jij?f iht the great- VOOAMS, Hen'dricg to'Jane M-Ha Md'^ltwarBastaesV etarwhien members to diwreganl illegitimate pickets ah exnct.BCience, est eraTof'pL . . . vJOTBa—"»ucn.DSr vu TQera hag 'ever known/ The Immediate Youman, Jereiniah to Lydla A. Hall people.. Although the) rate Rut fhp'Nfi^ntk larnTapparently tfikps Its excuse for states or counties or 1 ._.____V_l ___ . 1847, April 1, cents per pound mostpk goal or administration labor policy s P be senVfcr lass own eimnmi], and no- lnbor voice, AVL or government dolji.ving in adopting jnethbds should be to convince labor and'In- Pint, spruoe, hemlock, 'fir and By Samuel yjaquaH, Minister ' 11 11 p te dustry of two basic, truths. cedar trees were discussed at meat- Golden, Jaoob'O. to Mary MoOee 1H8LS *SfeHS- 8r. Pe CIO, IIIIH been rhiHud in protest. • to asHure protection for the forest lands. The truth, which a rtor ..„ ... -._... 1848, Oot. 28 A1. Tabors (*f 10e7 Santps BIdg. , The truth, which a HM ings of the intermediate groups o Watts aboard the USS Kansas Floor, Manila, Philippines; . t I lb ld By C, H. V. Wilson, Minister "Mpahwhlli! ii(!W'onttti-iiHion sfmtlmftnt ••• The Tilliimook hum in Oregon in 1045 element In labor leadership refutes the Mlddletown. Township Junior City. Mrs, Stobo's. husband Is at I should apmelate |t M any one to see, that high wages alone; will Wilbur, 1 By 1 venus to Ann Matthews respondinonding to this appeaapp l woululd in ({(•licrati'd niuong (IK* inoo'nvi'iiiciicbji'•pull plioilld 1m one of tlin IIINI; glaring, examples Audubon dub, last week at the flwttlv WMhlhgton,' sTwaUIng b" p not rnlao 'living, .standards, And clubhouie on nuUwamp road, Ev- ^onoMbldHh from Jhe U. S. ,.W~« : «_ J848, F«W -7 tolapbon*b* mameatt R. B, 8888775 or ddropi if!, !lto tlifl t pni;li'ffli'ff llHbob r overywlierc. I f thihi s gf Ilie ravages ofToR'HiJIri;* the truth; to which some reaction- erett, Mrs, Charles Conover,. aS By Littleton Herbert, 'Justice, a card to 19 _eroy plaoe, so I i ary 'Tndfi»ttla!l!iUi "*• edmtltirfc Jrtlnd, ^;««ddWpj 'is ;(ljffqrpiice,qr .tj'ejjject of- oomirfttnittea,.tfia thit.futuro'.uccew o( th, frwan. t In'samples of Mr. and ' MM. Stobo' wer bring, tlrohtflg!rin-Hfft for a rostrictlvn labor, are hfrHRKcl with sucBiiclhV naturaiiaCurkl resources.resources'' " terprUe •ystem depends on^iinioM jfn*T w^KU-yYTKMfiliin equable distribution of newly cre- It law. beolde which' ;>he BnU.Burtofi-Hatfh -O-O-O-O-O-D- Doufhty hu b«in group lt-dsr th J°«™« MIM Margery Wlllluni of ated wealth. ohu>|e for Saptembsrv Othar* MM_»toyn.townihlp. • • • , to four I Bf -Wr|»tr muMm manpowair waste is a national scandal. With (Ii5) Oulllujy, John'to': ned i on hi- anni-tj rltho'^'&amiitprs Union, also has, ropontedly nothing to4o «omo Junior officers In dUtrlbuti . „ must RI ortataa «a .yufii mmm the mutt or applieplltd entn* tot p|M#,,who U ^ntf-il IUf« union on t|io! buck-for Its.record ligtqn^lal y idarts.intlreirpfflceii.in'tlrei'r.pfflcei! to pasij tlie Mtiti ionntD.innrf propro*- TulUr Ooutiuotoa WM "iwiuT Mn, Btue.fl Slmi _ n» ooui} lAi Friday IANOYVI; {-.'alk'tflifiicc und Joyajly' djfring 'thy war, ttiuo.": But; the NtUl'Nayy^itUl, wdii't t rfllda»ld e TAX.;! REP BANK SEffPgTjEK, SEPTEMBER *7,1945 Bank Soldier Stork Shi5w*ri3'or Benfield WithBerlmMFs Mn, Ban BanfUld of. Batontown war' tendered 'A aumriH stoxk Daily Tour A Busy" ' •bower. .Wednesday of last week at her. tone. Dscor&tlons were cent- One For Elmer Leaver ered around/a bassinet presentad to her by co^worken at Bquier lab- >IJ»J_Y j|. / J£"*** Wbeo HDW 3t' LMVW of *PA oratory, . -Refre»hments wen trr- Chestnut street, taunbtt of the ed durlns/tlu avralii(. 7Mth-MlHt«r PtoUo* battalion at- •At th/party were lln, Adelaide tached to- V. S. headquarters to DeMatar, Mra, Oorene Jansas^ Berlin, starts hi* MI7 tour in O» Kisses SyWU Alpert, OlsJra Obyle, Amertaan sector, he aW. cope Olorla.De6antis, Uaursen Donovan, «b myriad problems ttiat tax all Gertrude Oilman, Dorothy Klta the resourcefulness and. ability b* and Peggy Salmon. Thoea ossr muster.— tttJtrt^««J Among th« probJ«m#,«r» tfto** of VIM. Esther Johnson, Mr*. „_ th« lnoeMtnt migratory jaowtmenU Brb, Mrs: 'Wanda Johnson, Misses of TruMM ctf houelew poopl* with-. Jeanne Bite,' TonT Furster, Jean- In th» aix Amerioan pre«lnoti, co- nette Johnson. Gertrude Myles, Ann ordiiuttin»' lnt»rn«tlon«l «^|-to«l- missing in action after the last day i Y fait- fadlng-Berlla-black. market of--th,a_CoJrggtdor battle. rapidly being wiped - out by. com- liGHTiR HW'"-^ rr^'^';:ii i:«ici'i^: »««• «- ^ ~ tteltdam ifcat ycm'll cterish f6fflanjr * lon$ inoofl- On April-ir^jJE: ->—-—r^-^— ^-._»—^ ideal -lot **"*• ""*... a . <.—_M_>* tnt yonti for sns bined American, TTiMden, French celved a letter from Opl, Roesell In I and JSngUsh mlUtaiy polioa. which he stated that he had been injured in the first day's fighting, *i»eajd asb- township committee, will also to present

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Ba fha &nt in yen neighborhood LACO CASTILE SHAMPOO 29« to letu display iu» sign wfcils we're applying ANACIIJ. . "... . . »:|9« Tilo material* on your horn*. In return, we allow you a discount which substantially reduce* At MENNEN QUINSANA . . 47- eoet of TOUT Tilo Roof or Side-walls. JMMS Get that Hmw; feel- WHY WE DO IT. The mart, "spruced up" look h)g} Comain vhally MAKEUP which Tilo material* give to yout home it out beat ''ad"; needed vitanrins and Yonti — k prompts other* in ygui community to want Tilo, too. minerah recommended' par-groo»ed look... For thi*,extra, business, we'r* glad to reward tha first by doctors . smooth, flawies* «on> Jthact* plexioo - w2«b. dtfc penon in a neighborhood who helpi Tilo "advertise" 24jor . . durbg tM»>miiner drive. Fltt «>0T CQUPOW NOWI COSMETIC BAd -«A*or . ,_ ti-69 ^lb mak*-«p . . 1.50 Festutes inner *nap*«»

< V4* special compartments for variouJ coimetic items. ONLY TILO DOCS Aborted colors. CQ Ml 41 ri' I llBllWiCcnttK-hrlnai yeu Mi* loteilimprovemenh. 1 «mm-0nly Tllo-tralnnl me. TnjOTOit hi (hantet efo Tll» (obi,:—~* Z—J- Midi wiiahrefetlane w itoplwlu, wTefud. FlfeReof, hd ttrtt f {tfrlto! t. KOtmni rAYWKTS-N» siomy

4. WAHRTIB-Materlol end work- TAM PAX • DISOOUNT APRUES TO ROOF OR SIPfWALLS . (namhlp guargplteil by Hie bljj, Xi . W/d« variety of dM/gJis and color* for av«ryiypeo/iuHd/ng- flnanelollyreiponilbl»'tlli>C«iii|«in/1'' JUNIOR SIZIS . iw nod tor two fioum In • community to lookallk* ., i *••> . TOOTH POWDER /\ THe Internal sanitary Factor Tilo ria* always* given horpaownert the pairs? Tilo service Includes an expert Get the'big double protection for modern sixeandsee the differ., - benefit* of "factory-tcyou* economy, check-up on your roof or sidings) rnate- women, No pioj, hoi Now—with'thi* allowanps fer^empprary rials and application methods tHat none ence In your teeth, tulti... WwU i |ii|| J belli, nq odor. "~ 'dlipiv'tf'Wa~»$n ^^^ Makeithe bestttinw your complexion..to I^HII. ' •venmor«,.,»o*'hyputofino«dacrre> -no obligation. i f a MI -nlimniiT llrS^ffi '•*•-• • -»* IBW^ Ooubl.i Tftt. €0for' . ••'••'.< RED SANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27.1945

College of Agriculture,' is backed fltkUon and by" practical ord book 'eonidous"; after learning Auxiliary Plans . Farm New*,. ' up by records of the> poultry path, that « tHe land is. given that good, record* frequently mean ology laborator at tbe college. There to a resting period.for one th»" difference between profit and, Increased Yield On Contour It was reported that pox cases have •year iu-ttve, the* total produc- loss.onthe farm,- Totexsjopje, rec- MOTHHOLES* theater Party Many plot and field testa nave shown an vnwraaj increase In re- of tbe 4-year Period will be M ords can be used as a guide in feed- been, made troughput the country cent weeks, '' ; great'as it the'entire agreags had Ing, When pasture is supplemented KNITTED HOLES\ to study the effect* of contour cul- "Poultryme.n who have failed *een planted to a commercial crop with grain feeding, an animal is fed FOA INVISIBLE Arrangements Made tivation on crop yield), These testa protect' thel/blrd/ s byy vaocmaj every yejs>. The N. J. Experiment acsflnalng to its production. . This HAND WEAVING- For Halloween Party . have been under way for as long shoulh d tak/'fht/UU conditioditi n Station is giving' such a program a prevents wasting feed on animal* as .11 years; and ,tbe results have warning,"/ss,y»'R. O; Rice, thorough trial sh-a 'number of N. J. tbatMo not return feed costs, and been'summarized by J. H, Stalling* y AgriculturaAilt l AgentAt . "AttA. h yegetable farms. tells the fanner whici • cows are • Filial plant for the annual thea- of the Research Section of the Soil "boarders." . \ ter party for members of the La-Conservation Service, says A of year It is/best to use the/pigeon diea' auxiliary of the Brevent Park pqx type of virus' to safeguard Destroy Bean* JBeeflM. Munch of the Freehold Soil Con- flocks. The foliage of the late bean crop and Leonardo' fire company, and servation district their guests,' were completed at a "When pigeon pox is.used it Is should be plowed under just as soon Spends Furlough These studies, in which acrosg- necessary to use the brush method after the last picking as possible to meeting Monday. ' Mrs. Mae A. slope or contour cultivation have Murphy, president, also named of application and inoculate at least a depth of'at least 4 inches-, advises On The Riviera been compared with' up and down. 28 to 80 feather follicles. Full ln- C. H. Nlssley, Rutgers expert Tbe cBalrmerr for Tuesday .card parties cuitivatioiC4isve~He —PSC-John—y,_Young -of Sea for October. corn, soybeans, wheat,.oats, barley, structlons accompany each package w Bright, mail clerk wltrT the 16th The theater party will be Tbeid and potatoes. Tests with corn of virus. Of great Importance, is as an adult and usually hibernates Infantry regiment, 1st Infantry di- Save Fuel and Mon Wednesday, October 17.~ The trip showed' that contouring inoreased the 'necessity of liberal dosage to along.the fence rows and in plant vision, recently spent a seven-day will be made by bus, and. member* yields from two to 5:30 this area.- , • can be protected against loss of a little more than half as many T*leph«n»- UT2;.-tlceiiM 742 Bed Bank "It Is -well to keeip In mind," adds fertilizing'value during storage; acres of United States woodlands as . ,--..2',i?4 per Montb Sat. 9 to 9 , "RetfBank, N. J. lit! J3arrlson;.i:that jslheiLpjracticesjwlU treatment to-prevent It from gtvteg they did the previous year. help reduce Hessian fly numbers. ofL disagreeable odors, making It Farm families often become "rec- They, Include destruction' of all vol-leas attractive to flies and rodents^ Tinteer stands of wheat »nd plow- and less dangerous as a carrier of No finer flat wall ing under wheat subtile right after poultry diseases. Vegetable grow- harvest to eliminate host plants on ers in.New Jersey-who are using which the fly can lay Its eggs." quantities of poultry manure should flfiish at afty price secure a copy of BulletlnlOT^entitl; ... yet handsome Kem-Tone, Vaccinate to Cut fowl Tox Losses. ed "Poultry Manure."" arnaring oil and resin paint, As mosquitoes are a factor In the transmission of fowl poz, it Is to be , does the average room for only Bestfag Land Increases Yields. $2.98! Kern-Tone covers almost expected that pox may be prevalent any suTfice-including walipr. in unvacclnated flocks of poultry There Is no rest for many of our as a, result of the large mosirultq intensive vegetable" growing soils, per-with one coat, dries in pn warns County Ageng t Clark, With hour,' leaves no "painty" ode crop that this. Summer's . rainy weather has developed. • the first warm days ' off . spring, and—cleans beautifully. This observation by Leslie M. plants which may have been winter- Black, extension specialist In poul- ed-over start to grow. It has been VEM-TONE . KEM-TONE try husbandry at the New Jersey observed by. authorities at the Ex.- ROUERKOATER BORDER TRIMS • i Rolls Kern-Tone Smart wall iriml- Form ' " over walls- on J pre- pasted, 1C . Om Galloa O(M <1 u i c k'l y, O!l? washable!.. J.&4 UN A>era|t Roan ' •>»''>•! • • tack up PUBLIC AUCTION Ask ywr /8*#&? dealer for FREE demonstration! With gasoline rotioning lifted, we know that now, more ihap ever, you want to get the beat possible Mrs. Virginia fl. Nastasla 'will dispose of her collection of im- portant and authentic ANTIQUES at publlo auction on the use out of'your car and we'd like to help you in every way we can. So we offer these sug- premises at: • ; ' . , - gestions, in an effort to be of service to you if you own a Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto or ChrvBler car. 132 Franklin Ave., Long Branch, N. J. "-!'F ' two blocks north and one Mock east ' of Pennsylvania Railroad station on 'Where paint gets Most Wear SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th Most Washing 7 Beginning at 10 A. M. . "Bisque SS pieces. (French and' German) «" to 14",. Grind Choose SHMWIN.WIUMMS Father's Clock (HersfcHeda Hall), Staffordshire 13 pieces, consist- ing of soup terrene, family groups, vases, etc, Large collection of Vases (Dreaden-Bavarlan-Austrlah)^ Original oil Paintings, Prints (Currier * Ives), Student Lamps, Collector's Flask, Several SEMI- pieces .of'Lenox ware, Set of Candle Molds, German Delft China Clock, German HoyalJBonh Clock,HTM, Tea Sets, Hand-Painted Plates and Platters, Tea Pots and Pitchers (Wedgwood), Pair LUSTRE Glass Compotes (Trenton ware), French Curio Cabinet, Hanging lamps (with and without crystals), Chaffing'Dishes, Pine Rope . Bed, 1835, Cherry and Pine Chests, Boston Rocker and Straight Satin Finish Chair! Several Pieces of Overlay, two What-Nots, Umbrella Stands WALL PAINT (Porcelain and Brass),-Martlotoj*/ Tables, Beer Stwns, Old Iron- i Pots, Music pox, >Old Chinese Vases, Seven-piece set (Victorian Pecfecrforr-batli and i hand-carved Rosewood), Five-plece .Victorian set (Horse hair), walli, for woodwork every- • Pair of Spool beds, Willow ware Flatters, Petti-point Trinket where! Srmi-Lusier's .finish is Boxes, Hand-painted Sapphire Wine Set, .Venetian Vase, hand- so'satin-smooth din rolli.off,' painted with twisted stem, Brass and Copper pieces, Fopt Warm- ers,' Old crooks;-Lantern (Paul Revere), Ship Light, Post Lamps, so touflh it washes Porcelain stools (English), Demi-tasse Cups and Saueirs, Cut glau beautifully many LlmPuCrJ"!!'l*l w*™.'' Water decanters,.Four-piece Candle Set (Ma- 1.15 jolica),- Royal-Worcester-iyare,Oyster plates', SoUp" plates, all In— • 1—Q" oT f assorted colon, Lobster Djjshes, Breakfast" set (pink and white, 11 pieces)," China "Clostt (Inlay), Hand paintings on wood, Shav- ing mugs, Murtaoh* paps, »J>atr of Father Coffee" Cups, Fluted < BRtGHlENiRS •^?:5a^?_W,*te.r,I'!tonBr.»''.Ru."h bottom Chairs, Covered Silver "el, Bit of Elephants, .Four ""^Bftfet^rrosB%rW~ _ . 'gives mirror-like ftnTih to 'ftf' P^S GradlMim,.lir«.,collection of qilVerMatch Boxes, Ot linoleupVfloon, Pro-«^ Cherry Cupboard, Opn* With the Wind Lampi, tfrult and Berry B* », Mlntqn Soup Plsttes, Several pieces of Chelsea, Service Plate* ' (Llmogei and Mlnton),' Assortment ,qf Cut • Cilaii, Mlicellanepui 1 •. " .•,•'...':,: •.•'••.• •QT ; ' furniture,. V pieces, Power Mowsr 1?" (Beit ,made}, like new Brnss, Andlroni and othtr Items too numerous to enumerate. fit* * CREAM POLISH POLISHING WAX vnnla and Jeraey Otntwl Hallroadi. Excellent hotel aooommoda- non.nlck'v furniture p'oliih, eon-, adds ftiluenlni. be«uiy 10' tlons may b« found at «Hhor LotijT-Brwicb, B»d Banle and A»burry ccalj $i(»if (j« £'. hi«h-',AAT " , wood ii|d IIrtokum ..•-l?»fk., neaevv»,tion» at elthor of thsae towns will be madi.by ti« he • lights, wood grain, »»vc< "*ul1' - •• ''• • management upoh< rsquist. Sale will bs cohiluotid rain or ihine tier tLirfaccr. Aim norr-ikld, under eovtr on the tpsoloui grounds wllh ies,tln« aoooi MM for all, ' , • -*" • , , mt SERVICE Churoh*ot,Wnt Long Branch. r f ') ir , Si t ' PAtNT$ 'lliadi4ir|{ thai'ldintfil,! foetory. " • ••" 'for MymeOth/ Ded«^rW8et« "

*'•-• « RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER ?7,1945 Pan Health Discarded Shirts County Bankers PoiicaHunt First Methodii Officers For Vets'Hospitals Qfficen Radio Thief , . Mrs. Freda WtokeJmanh of WU- PoUpe here -at» bunUsg a mai? Broad St/Bed-BaBk Ma avenus, Veit Monmouth, ho*- who on Satnrday mommg arrived ing Head. pita} ehalnSan of the Mlddfetoire Salnuel C. Morris. aj the, hem* of Capt Raymond township auxiliary, • Veteran* of Keuerstsia, 111 .Maple aVenu*. ana hip, Group ; ForsJ*a War* made Jfc*Jonowto£ Chosen Pntidftnt Walked off -with the- family radio appeal to the public this week: '• on tba prttsjttttot Ja_was taking U A. »t«-«ermon by Bar. Dr. Bobenfri. Officers were elected 'and com- 'It was brought, to my attention /The SM annual nesting and din- it for, repairs. ' onTUe's Urgent Jtoi* mittee/ chairman named at th* that m*n*» /Itoosxded White shirts ner of Monmouth County Bank- Aooordlng to poliM, the unidenti- meeting of the Holmdel, AUantlo ers ana? Clearing- Route asaooutlou S T. M^-MMsage by Dr, T,l« on Tower ot Was* MtttV and Raritan auxlllwy ot the lion- are being uisd aa night shirts for fied man told Mrs, Hampton, arry's Lobster House tb» veterans- in hospitals. If any was held Saturday at tba Spring mother of Mrs. Fuer*t«in, who was CORDIAL WSLCOMB T6 mouth County Organisation for So- person has any of these and wishes Uke Oolf club and- was Attended alons In the nous* at the time, that cial Service, last week at th* Holm- to put them to this -worthy cauft, by the officers of the 27 banks of he had been directed by CagC SEA: BRIGHT, N: J, TEL. 20s del Health oenter. ° plea** contact me at Keattsburg the oounty. Feuerstein to call for the rattlo. Miss- Laura Harding was re- i91, which will be greatly appreci- Samuel O. Iforrts, president of When.ths captain returned tov Bis Open All Y«ar •laated.ehalrman.and other officers ated.* the Iiong Branoh Trust company, horns, h* said be had not authof- are Mrs. Samuel Biker, vie* chair- was elected president of «ie aa*o- lt*dth* removal of the set, nor had One,Pound Restores.Health and Color man) Mrs^ Harold Bostock, seere- clatlon to *Qcoeed Oalrln T. Wool* he seat anyone to repair ii tary,-and Mrs. Henry~Cro*sTtHas^ iey.-ca»hl»r ot the Beimar National urer. Committee .ofaalrmen are Mrs. Mrs. Bamptan was able te X\to XOOsq. ft'.ol Couple Surprised bank, me reUriof president police a good doscriptton of iaiF V. A. Johnston, mental hygiene; touli H. Burfelnd, president of and till Sea Foods Mrs. Allison US. Stern, tubercu- leired thief. - losl»: Mrs; David Newbold andJfrs. the. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove : StOBfikex.-dentalLMrA, bank was elected vice president 3. Juet a smaU lnvettment te thi<~ - Gatan*jr— Harold HenBrlckSon, vioe president enriched grassfood provM**) the •rlek J. Nohls, publicity, and Hn of the' Keyport Banking ^ company Vandalism Reportec! KITCHEN OPEK TO 1 A. M. ^Anniversary nutrients needed to keep lawns tt Van B.'Walker, lir*; WlUlam a vat elected secretary and treasurer sparkling, color. A SO-lb. "bas^-SMb* Pitcher and Mrs. Crow, social ac- and Erneet Hall, qaahler of the Al- At Borough Schools GEORGE KBAUSS, Owner tivities, Mr. and Mrs. Perotti, feeds a large latm of 60 ,x 100 ft lenhurst National Bank and Trust Vandalism in two of th* bor- Turf Builder Is clean, weedfree an4 . Ti>e new health cantor nurse, company was sleeted aa the new OLOSBDTtnBSDATB ,., ' ough schools has been brought to :odorless. . '••-••: : '. jj. ;. MIM Bplaad, was Introduced by the Sea Bright; Had Been member of the executive commit- chairman. : the attention of the police Oils On Trij> To Canada tee. week. They are' investigating a U> lbs. - S1.M wn»..s».n Mr. 'Woolley presided and after report to the effect that broken a lea. - 2.M Introducing the guests, Frank W. beer bottles were found about the Mr. and Mri? Victor C. Perotti of 8utton, Jr., treasurer of New J«r- 38 Cfauroh street. Sea Bright, were main entrance of the senior high tiy Bankers association and A. aohool some time- Thursday night The Wri Inc. given a surprise party Saturday by Herbert Orau'e. represeatattve of relative* and friend* in celebration At the Oakland street school, 30 MONMjJUTH 8TREBT Federal Reserve bank of New Miss Mary McCue principal, states of their 25th wedding anniversary. York, made his farewell address as Phone Bed Sank 3222 The couple received a puree and that the building has been broken Turf Builder, I*/produced by the makers of Bootta Lawn ital president. He then presented on Into and small articles taken. . many other gift*. A supper wai behalf of "the aesodatlon a wrist served at midnight. Mr. Perottl'e watch to James VanMater,' presi- $ift to his ''bride" was a diamond dent of tRe Atlantic Highlands Na- •Ing. The celebrants', only ion, tional bank, &nd the retiring seore- ih » V Cores. Mater had served In this office tor It Cos^Less To Insure Mr. and'Mrs. Perotti, accompon- eight years. - ed by Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson, The Monmouth' County Bankers dad' just returned home from a and Clearing House association v*ek's motor trip through Canada, was organized in 1918 and com- Niagara Tails and the Catskill prises in its membership, all the No one expects to suffer mishaps. mountain*. They visited. Mr. and banks in the county. It maintains Mrs. Boy Stone,- formerly of Sas a credit bureau for the whole coun- " Safety lies in insurfcnee. Bright, at Niagara Falls, and also ty, and has a close Haaon with all Mr. and Mr«. Harry Panter at Sha> the {owns and cities and tfia coua- vertown In the Catskllls. Mrs. ty.itself concerning; financial' af- UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY Panter is the former Clara Carl- fairs. • The association maintain* a " • A Maryland Corporation ^ Cognac son of Sea Bright. • close relationship with the N. J. Attending the affair were Mra, Bankers association as well. It al- John Cartoon; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar so has nine committees which.are Altaian, • Mr. '• and Mrsr Montroee made upof officers of member kENNETH L WAlKER Hartwlck, - Mr. and Mr.. Robert " 77i« Brandy of Napoleon* Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Co- yp COURVOISIER THREE STAR Fifths 7.80 vert, Mrs. Bather Conk, Mrs/U11ian Its many fuootlons. Ura Young, Mrs. Clara Slooum, Mr. and 7 MECHANIC STREET tEL.^^78^^^ ^^ J. (cognac of Napoleon) Mrs. William Fowler, Jr. ot. 8ea Surprise Party At .' CONSULT TOUR AGENT OB^BROKBB AS YOU WOUIJ0TOUR DOCTOR OR Bright; Mr.'and Mrs. Edwin Gua- J. & F. MARTELL Three Star.Fiftht 8.12 tatson of Monmouth Beach, Mr, Atlantic Highlands and Mrs. Walter Kierschbaum of HINE FIVE STAR., ...... Fifth' 8.53 Sanuiao Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Members of Army of the Potom-_ -Frank Wagnet-of Union City, ac chapter, Daughters of the Union,* cancelled their meeting Monday af- ternoon and Instead held a surprise TRY US FOR One Son In Korea, party for two of the members at Ryes the home of Mrs. .Elizabeth S. Nell], Secbnd avenue, Atlantic Highlands. QUICK SERVICE CARSTAIRS ... Fifths 3.45 Another In Germany The honored guests were Mrs. Ella CALVERT, SPECIAL ...... Fifths 3.46 Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Meyer of B. Clark of'East Washington ave- ON ALL Port Monmouth have re^eiy^B nue, Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Anna E. Brown, North Bridge ave- CALVERT RESERVE .-...Fifths 3.90 word from their'soiw.BgtsCalvIn^B'. ; Meyer, that he landed on Korea nue, Red Bank., Both lad)el were LORD CALVERT ...... Fifths 4.53 September 8 with the Seventh In- schoolmates many years ago. BODY and PAINT WORK SEAGRAM 7 „.,. Fifths 3.89 fantry diViBion. His company was The highlight, of the surprise was picked but of the battalion to wit- a large birthday, cake ioed in yellow * GUARANTEEp MECHANICAL WORK DONE ON SEAGRAM 5 ...:.::^:^::.:^:™:.:Fifths 3.46 ness the surrender, the-lowering .of and surrounded by blue flowers: MAXES OF CARS . the Jap flag and the raising of the J3KU" were pilced on the table SEAGRAM V. O. CANADIAN Fifth. 5.17 Star* and Stripes." . SJnee being around the cake.. overseas, Sgt. Meyer haa been on Those present besides the honor- WASJliNG ANEt WAJCINd OUR SPECIALTY KINSEY ..,.M :...,.., .. Fifths 3.86 Oabu, Leyts, Saipan, Okinawa and ed guests, were Mrs. 'Watson Weth- PARK ArTJLFORD .^^^^.Fifths3.40 now Korea.— ' erble, Mrs., Wlllleurh Brown, Miss PACKARD SALES & SERVICE . PFC Raymond O. Meyer, an oiief Ethel Sculthorp and Sirs. Ctmrles AUSTIN NICHOLS RESERVE Fifths 3.58 sonrwith .th*-cr«ck-S«cond-Arin Patterson; ."'•" "' '"~ ~ HARDING ROAD AT BROAD STREET ' ed. "Hell on. Wheels" division. Is GALLAGHER <* BURTON. Fifth* 3.47 ' stationed near' Frankfurt, . Ger- The Javaneae number about S0,- Phone Red Bank 428 ~~-~ . many. He was m action from 13- 000,000 people. SCHENLEY RESERVE Fifths 3.89 day to VE-day and participated In THREE FEATHERS RESERVE Fifths 3.90 flve "major -battles,- He_expects to come back to the States in Decem- ber. • Gins Canning Chatter HIRAM WALKER ...-..„.. ^...... Fifths 3.12 \ By MM. Lorna X. White, Man- DIXIE BELLE ... :.. Fifths 3.05 mouth County Home Agent' MILSHIRE .Fifths 318 Don't lose your interest In storing sauerkraut just because storage SEAGRAM KING ARTHUR Fifth* 3.12 space is .at a premium in your base- ment and you can't find room for a FRANKFORT ...,..., ...... Fifths 3.10 3 or 5-gallon crock. Sauerkraut FLEISCHMANN ...... Full Quart 3.90 will keep just as well in quart or 2-quirt glass jars. . Th* preparation, ot kraut to b« DOWNTOWN STORE stored in these quart jar* is simple. Domestic Wines Use firm heads of cabbage from which any bruised or discolored and I. V. C. GOLDEN MUSCATEL Fifths 1.18 outer leaves have been removed; Quarter the heads, remove cores, I. V. ft PORT ...,.™ .....:...... Fifths 1.18 and shred the cabbage flnely, on a shredder or with a -sharp knife on • -SHOWROOM.-. Christian Bros. Cocktail Sherry ..Fifths» 1.66 a board. . . . «••"**•- Christian Bros. Ruby Port...... Fifths 1.47 -Weigh out 5 pounds or 5 pints of shredded cabbage and 2 ounces ot Cresta Blanca Chateau Sauterne Fifths 1.58 •tt tablespoons of bag or. coarse OFFICIALLY OPENS salt Mix the shredded cabbage and Creito ^liicirMe^ruff^heW^Fift^ ~tlMnMriiran~enBmeJ"Pan-and-then Virginia. Dare White or Red Fifths .96 paok the salted cabbage tightly Into glass jars up to the shoulder of the Gallo Sherry ....;...... >.U...... Fifths 1.04 jars; Cover with glass lids, 'fasten —tst only the top vftre of bale clamp tops, or partly seal screw-top jars, Place the.jars in an.enamel pan, Complete Line of Beer or In a convenient corner of the kit- We will feature a complete line -of ~~ chen, to oateh the juice which will oo*e out as the cabbage starts to Ale On Ice ferment, and keep them at NATIONALLY KNOWN APPLIANCES temperature of 70 to SO F. Remove the lid daily and tamp' down the kraut, pouring back any jillce which has come out. .At least 10 days will be needed for .complete fermentation. After that, the lids RADIO COMBINATIONS m&y brightened and the jars stor- ed in a tool, dark plaoe. \\

; i blight run UNFA19 TAXU • •-»••>•.••'..«..-.....•.„ ; HEATERS HEATING PADS • ,k . • ...J or' «»«i »MV1M4. . • mallet or wooden block until Juice 7 ^ begins to show. Repeat this pro- Jjrsijr, nerebx_«l»e notice thst »»;ofdln« to the Uw MqbW»# i»»Te intke tte «np«J« tM.i tiitlisxat «nd -«th« oess unill tHa'croolt Isllllod to with* HEALTH LAMPS iiXSSh.^^Sf!} °,?. th« lands, tenem entii heredltsaiekU: M4 rent eettte In the Bofqish ef Shnwibuiy, tot the rtori in B Inohes ot the top, tamping after Jifd ISSSM Sl'a'A* VM"lr?4intii!l!!j'WJi•',*•*• »•«•'» described lo make^ )hr«rtiouKt'ehsr«.»We!s»si«i{ th} *ach layer of'cabbage and Jdjtlsalt .isl •lid laid* on «it first ditr ot 3\>)T,.itf»i 1H4, 1HJ> »t temputti In the tux Hit to»»the* with intereit oil •suld'- added, Cover the top of theeroek- •mount f«mth« fl^st d»jr ot July to'the dute of.ssle.and ;the eoeti o{ the isle, «t Bublle,v«ndue.to eueh perion or with dean chess* cloth, a ,., largJ e -'" »UMh«M,ih» same subhot to redemption ai the low.it rate ol lnter.it, but in ;no oau In OOMI ill plate and A heavy weight iuohch' M *^. winuin, ti • proHifen• j^fy o«f- in. A.,''«' ifUgliUtur . * *. entitled "An'Ae• t • Ooneernlnr •Unpai , •- d Taxn, A«-' a dean stone. To keep'out *••duit, "•W.V *t8lJnWfW Wi'l»*rldln» far thi Oelle«t|on Thtnot.br tln.CtuUon1 U* a he»vy pleoe of paper or < i ion (Revision «( m(f)i" • •• r • «.. ovtr th* oroaH. towtl • LOOK P0lToU R.ARRIVAL^¥NOUN€EMENi S OF "ABOVE MAJ0R4 APPLIANCES/ . -J on teeount of «ert psrnl.sre ai tollowii • Curing the, fermentation, peflad • , •• / I REFRIGERATORS, RADIOS IN THIS PAPER '•"',-• ' - I ' It4l 1(48 li4( of.from:10 days to two weeks, tqa L «n»m nhniilrt ho rtm?Vnd nvtrv Uw

' !• i li rlnstd oafsfully, ot oour. BED BANK BEGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27, Promihski Assigned PvtShanahan Joan Layton Honored 1 Lesli ymnmai' Science TNS^r^nrie On Twelfth Birthday ini Room J orn 18. seaman JPna twelftn birthday of Joan . —, KWH* Btfw.iy announce* AD Work 0tuum*i*t4! brOM Yji 'second class of 45 /Wa/Mslngten- - Leyton, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. several Advancimtot* in- iu list of Edifice, ven, were awarded this week byi£e H ROSIN, Jeweler street,, Bad Baajc, hs#Jb»ea assjgn- Was On Iwo; Sends Eupene Zayton, Humson road, Red Bank offioerj, •• approved'ibis week by jrpup.raMoy -money tor the organ ed duty aboard' the tTSS Midway, 7 Riunton, m observed last Thurs- the.board.of .directors. Fred M. MS Rrad Street. . Bed Bank 1 fund of St.' Thomas' Episcopal first of the Navy * new super ear- •Home Jap. Souveairs day afternoon with a party, at her Under, who for some yeari has church. The bag mj wonTr/ Mrt^ rieni. . /„ ' -."" home for 12 guests. Fink and Resigns From Jersey been treasurer of the company, Bessie Taylor of Sunset • avenue, Marine Pvt. William T. Shana- / OPEN DAILY' The. Midway. U named for the white decorations were'used and was elected vice president and and the war bend winner was Mrs.. famed battle, bf Midway, In .which faan, 20, von of Mrs. Helen ShanaJ. Joan -WEB the recipient of many Central P. and L. treasurer. Albert A. Brennan, pre- Grace Mott of West Bergen place.- ' .1 to 4 P at American forces turned back a nan of 22 Prospect avenue, Atlantic gift* ' ' - viously assistant secretary; sow be- - Except Sunday and Japanese fleet In one of the dece- Highlands, Is In the' Japanese re- Attending were Paula Covert, Co. After 18 Years' come! secretary' and • assistant ive engagements of World War IL habilitation area after participat- Marguerite Sheehan, Shirley Tor- treasurer. Walter R. Mohr, market- Uaitford Holidays She Is the third vessel' lo bear this ing In the bloody battle for Iwo borgr, Joan Polak, LouUt -'Bond, LwH§ R. Stewart • of -Lincrpfl, ing manager, was elected assistant Mdrf Evenings, T:»0 to *»M name.. The original Midway, an Jima. ' LllHaa Shea, Lennea Stewart, Ellen who has been witfc the Jersey Cen- secretary of the company. These 1 auxiliary, was renamed the US3 Berg and Anita Wright .- tral Power and Light - company oh&ngea are steps In the post-war Piano and Violin 1NSURANGJ Bare-tit -Bible, die fyurJa_gj_ Eanay ln.A.pril,_JM31_3*e_ second since, 1927 .as' supervisor -of Insur- plans already Initiated by Ruppert Han Baker Bddy. Dlieo«erai and Midway, an escort carrier, became Studio ro«nd« oi Christian ScleneiT and the USS St. Lo in September, 19U, all othei .uUlorlied Christian Stl- to be effective as of October 15 to position among the leaders In the SIH Uterature maj be ri»4. bor- and was lost during the battle for Belford Group To establish his own Insurance broker- brewing Industry,, rowed or purchased ~ *• Leyte.gulf in October of that year. age business in Red Bank and Aa- . Irina Dicterow ' JOHN T. tAWLB Tbs Public; Is Welcome bury-paritr"' Honor Servicemen PLAN MAgQUEBADtf PARTY It pays to' advertise to The Register Mr. Stewart Joined the company Harold Dicterow - AGENT - - after having been with the Cuban Members of Pride of Monmouth Dinner To Be Held Dominican Sugar company eight council, Sons and Daughters of For Information Rivernde Drive and State Liberty, will hold a Halloween mas-* years in their, various Island prop- PHONE BED BANK 8181-J For Them Oct. 13 erties, where he was In charge of querade party Tuesday, October Hwy 35 the company's offices and - Insur- 16, at the lodge rooms. Tel. Red Bsnk 410 Servicemen , from Belford wijo ance requirements. •'.-... have returned home will be:honor- ' As • supervisor of insurance tor jr taSatuTdBy the past 18 years for the' Jersey night, October 13, at Murphy's tav- Central Power, and Light company, ern by the Belford Civic associa- his activities included the purchas- tion Mothers, wJVes and sweet- ing of the various types of Insur- hearts of the men will also be ance necessary, for protectloir~of" BOYS-KEEP WARM guests of the association. the company's property and per- At a meeting last week the as- sonnel. He alsoahad charge" of in- sociation elected 18 new members, spection of all plans for new struc- bringing the total to 300. Applica- ture! and alterations in order to tions for membership from two res- control fire Insurance rates. This THIS WINTER idents of Port Monmouth had to took in all phases of the company's: be turned down because only resi- insurance, including . generating rtt ypttny in the third district stations, all plants, irubstatl IN ONE OF OUR buildings, automotive equipment; He la a photogrametrlst with a 'A complaint against the' oper- etc.. ' - .'_.--"-.—••••••.- -.- topographic company of the Fifth ation of a. turkey farm at Belford ' Mr. Stewart has a wide acquaint- Amphibious Corps but during the was made by Gustavo Hahn and a FINGERTIP Iwo campaign he was engaged In ance in the. Insurance field,- as in request" for ari investigation will be rate adjustments he has been the dangerous'but vital business of made to Fred L. Crocker, county removing enemy mines. closely' affiliated with the Schedule $ 50 district health officer of the state, Rating office in' Newark and other Son of the late William Shana- department of health. " rating offices."For ten years he has COATS 13 han and a former Red Bank Cath- The township committee will be been a member of the insurance di- olic high school student, .he has requested to improve the drainage vision of the American Manage- .COMES IN BROWN, GREEN AND TEEL been in service two years and three on Church street, between Railroad ment association. For the past six months, and has been overseas the avenue and the state highway. years he was a member of the In- SIES 8 to tt past year, : The association went on record surance committee of the American He recently- sent home a Japa- approving the action taken by the Gas association and the Edison nese bayoneti two Samuari swords township-committee .in requesting Eleotrlo.-lriBtltute, — -_•-!_.. and a revolver which he had per- state aid and control of the Leonar- M^tewart will have hls^Asbury sonally taken'" from"theTapST Park oflfceTfinhe Electric building," whtre he.-will conducta general In- KNEE LENGTH Welcome Home SATURDAY FIRE. surance business,- He haa .not yet Fire In the motor of an exhaust decided upon a location for his of- Party Friday fan on the second floor of the fice in Red Bank. He is a mem- Baynton building, 5 Broad street, ber of the Rotary and Wheelmen's OVERCOATS Members of Vernon A. Brown was quickly extinguished. Saturday clubs of Anbury Park and an active BUY HOW! AIL THf SHOES M WANT-WITHOUT pOBt, Veterans of Foreign Wars., evening by Fire Ghlef Gus Colmor- member of the' Monmouth Boat assisted'by the ladles' auxiliary of : club and-the Presbyterian Brother- COLORS: CAMEL, TEEL, BROWN 1 gen. .- . ••-•-. hood of R$d Bank.. He has four A RATfON COUPON! Men's Shoes! Warns * Shoes! the group, will hold a welcome Officer Irving Krakowitch discov- a, home party tomorrow night at the ered smoke coming from the build- children," Marjorie, a^WAC to the SIZES « to M Mechanic street school for service ing which ls.occup'ed by the Colon- Pacific area; Barbara, at home, and Worit Shoes! Sport ShoesI Dress SIM?! Pre-war men and women of this community. ial rcataur&njt. Ke summoned the Leslie, Jr., and Betty Anne, stu- There will be a general discussion fire chief and the.building's owner. dents at the Red Bank high school. HuaBty and construction with' genuine tatter uppers of the educational opportunities of- p"mv">-was confined to the motor fered to returned servicemen and of the fan, women, through the G, I. Bill of "BIQ WINNEBAGO" CAMEL The honorary title of "Big Wln- wd substantial, long-wearing soles! ~ -.' ~ Rights. KBYPORT GIRL ENGAGED- Following the discussion period nebago" and membership In the there will be an entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Apple- Bear clan was awarded to. Maj. 50 local and professional talent. There gate of Keyport • have announced James R: Anderson of the Sioux TOPCOATS will be no admission cjiarge, and the engagement of their .daughter; City Air base recently for the cour- Miss -Genevieye Mae Applegate, to tesies he had shown members of tickets may be obtained from most' SIZES U to Red Bank merchants. ~~ Hubert" J.'-R8ddlngton,Jr,,_sftn_of Hubert 3. Reddlngton and the late. The title presentation was inada Mrs. Jenny Hauser. Reddlngton, or ANNOAL MEETING on behalf of Frank Beaver, chief of the Cedar Grove section of Madi- the tribe, by Chief Snowball, head The 'annual meeting of the M son township.. of the Bear clan at Wlnnebago, H lowtit SHOES in ihc U.S.A. | mouth Baptlet-association will-be MlssJVppiSSfte attended Key- Nebraska. It waa one of*several held at the Atlantic Highlands Bap- port schools ^d Mr. Reddington ceremonies during the reservation Broad Street, tist church Tuesday, October 9. ia a graduate' of Matawan high pow-wow, which took the form of CLAYTON & MAGEE wBuisiHH Hev. Charles A. Thunn, pastor of school. ' a victory celebration. • e the Red Bank Baptist church, will 19 Broad Street' Red Bank preach the annual sermon. NOTICE' Maj. Anderson and his wile for- merly resided at Shrewsbury. Fnbllo Sale of Real Estate for TJn- pold Taxes ITj. MTK«ouglii oblUetor of Wsiti to •nd.loi the Borough of R«d •Bank, Countr ot Monmouth and 8t»to of New 0 - THE COf,T OF LIVING Jersey, btreir slv* notice that accord- ing to the liw rouujrlng m* io mak» the -unpaid taxes, assessments, and othor HAS GONE UP municipal charges, aBSesaed on land, tenements, hereditaments and real es- tate in laid Borough. ot Red Bank lor the rear 1944, will on the 17th day of October, 1S*6 at 2:00 o'clock V. M., in the Borough Hall, nil the lands, tene- ments, hereditaments anJ real (state EVERYTHING'S UP BUT LAND hereinafter described, to mak« the amount chargeable against said lands on the flrst day of JolT. 194B, as computed in the tax Hat,'together With Interest on said (.mount from faM first daj of Ji>ly BUT to the date of sale and the costs of sale Now Is The Time To Buy It at public vendue to such perioris as will purchase the same subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no ease iit-excesi of eight per cent per sn- num. This sale Is made under the pro- Homesites didn't sell during the L^epretiion and you couldn't build on them during tK« visions of an Act of the legislature en- titled "An Act concerning; unpaid taxes, . War but soon they vrill be in great demmnd. . aiieiiments and'other municipal charges on real, property and providing for the collection thereof by the creation and THE COST OF ELECTRICITY enforcement of'. Hens thereon (Berlslon of. 1918)'." ••• HAS COME DOWN The said lands, tenements, heredita- ment! and real estate to be sold and the If You Want A New Wme Later Get The Site Now names of the persons against whom said ~taxes~haye~b6airiainron-a,ecount-of-«*ch- psree), ar» as follows t UNPAID TAXES FOR 1M4 William O'Brien, Bat. blk 10. Building >aiid lot No. ll-tt lontb ills of Weit Front At PINE RIDGE in Rumson street , . I MI.U Frank Howard, Jr- blk. 14, lot SI, houie and lot. Mo. «i east - BMat|. A statement published.in the Monthly side Harrlion avenue ——._ tl,4T Beatrice Randolph, blk 18, lot - . 10, house and lot, No. iet ' north side Hechanlo'.street .... I«,«4 Est, William O'Brien, blk. It, Labor Review fot 1945 says living Expen- lot 13. on* lot, west - aide We have a few: choice, highly restricted phn to offer, Spring street M.IO WllUam iO'Brien, blk, It, let SB, lulldlnr and lot. No. 16} north t\i% Manrnootb street 11.11 — at attractive prices — ses have gone up 27.1% as of April 1945 Bdward A. Poulson, dlk. 101. lot

: , I, houie and/lot. No. II south • ' ' . • • .''••'. '..'••••' •••'.\\ ••'-• -•' ..-• . •..'.'•• side WaTerfy PJ. 11.71 John H. Oiborn, blk. HI, lot are exelutlr* agents rorrfrti property and later using average prices J1935-39) as 100% SO. one lot, south side Pihck- gi« I^| ' u „ Mi,..;«..«..—.. 11.14 Kdwatd Jackson, blk. «1) lot I will build fine hornet on the retnalnlBg ploti, , home and lot, No. 117, south •Ida West Bercan Place ..._ Aralceto Lucia, blk, It. lot It. ,.: ho«M »nd lot* No.- tVfCmaZr'T... llde Shrewsburr Avenue ...... lOT.ti We ftlto have a large selection of fine homeiltei in » of Samml Scott, blk. 79, lot t, • houre »nd lot. No. 151 os»t 11,54 town lots, suburban plots, small acreage plots, large acreage tracts' and riverfront uaiT, nlk."Wt M Itt and lot, No. 11 Karl 11.14 properties.: For developer's we liaye[-ijime attractive wholesale proj^tJtljUM. Bsl"Chai'io'u"Hoim«i7'bi'lir8'4, fiunut '•rsniM '...... ttthel Brnndon, blk. 91,'lot 82, Our average rate for electricity during . houie and lot, Ko. 14 St. Marx'sT'laei ,..^.,».....-...... _ 48,7* THE BE3T TIME TO Qi^T THE BEST LgCATlONS IS RIGHT MVI tble same, periocT'aritf *usmg the same 1st; jills Bolt.l, blk, h, lot Hi on* lot, north side Wallace •trest » - 1,708,51 NOW. WE MAvisr ^niivi UNPAID SnUNKLINQJAX YEARS I»H to JM4 In- "~ indices has Gone Down 2.4.5%. • ' .elusive ' Bst. juiu.Bofr.X.tik, it, lot it, oni Jot, north, side Wsll(ee UNPAID se^lt^'s'wMkNT Joseph G. McGue Agency . BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBEB 27,19,48 Page Eleven.

id* to discus* the .objections to the #re yu*< W,, Crg Co«y*r, Hi*.Hi*. proposed sewer systenvWMch were Harry <;. Hubfcwd, Mr* 3. % Vxm- ITEMS OF YESTERYEARS few/ An objection was made to sky, UiM ima Monsky, Mrs.. Wil- tiding a ilewe'r on Front street, liam Rutherfora, Mm. Trank A. Ill canys titfljlne of electric jrngMMres, wi ist if Pearl, on the ground it was rentanrMrs. Brerett Runyon, Miss machines, vacuum cleaners, toasters, broilers, radios, FROM REGISTER FILES not needed there. This objection Mary 9rown and Mrs. .WUUam was signed by Samuel W. 'Mtwford, •Mack. -.'•••' Robert Allen, ' J. Trafford. Allen, Gordon D.' Woodsy .purchased JTltaM your orfler with w »w ana be one of W test to ret Jargaret K. Allan* Mary-Alltn, the bulldipg. on Prarit'street, Xty- Happening* of 50 and 25 Years Ago Culled Froto Jennie A. Morford, Vf*. Elisabeth Tmft, in which lie had his plumbing Clayton, Mrs. Harriet F. Van-business, fromJ. and J. W. Blls- the Newt and Editorial Coijirans for Entertain* Scholk, Mrs. Delta P. Smock, C. I*trorttx ooenpany, - liddletown Electric Co. Davis, M. I* Mount, C. O. Pavis ' Tbs keyport Becreatlon associa- TSSLBPBOW BED BANK 1871 1 and T. H, Grants The'only other tion elected Miss Alma bockwood "ment of Today * Readers objection was made by Henry M. president* Edward Maloney ..vice 135 & Headden'i Corner Middletown, N. J. revlus, who objected to a sewer president, Mrs. Cornelius. Brttton Fifty Tears Ago~ jacfa other so hartf ever the nomi- *ln? put down- In front of his treasurer, Robert', Cowan assistant nation of John Henry Heyer, itood louse. treesurtr-anu Altx H. Sands'secre- The. hoard of commissioners held up in the primary and voted for •taty. • '. ' ' ••/' a special meeting and fixed the Mrs. Sarah A. Parker, widow of .each other as_though they_hadbeen the late Captain Henry B. Parker; About 100 persons attended the ATTENTION!: I town tax rate for the coming year. the warmest and most congenial of The rate for the town and-wate*' lied atthehSiBS Dt her son,-Rob- celebration of-the 18th anniversary political friends. They were both' rt F. Parker, on Broad street, aged of the Daughters of Liberty lodge tax was fixed at J5.75 on a thous- elected because there was no op- and, which' was $1 less thah 'the 77 years, Her' death resulted .'prin- at Belford, The committee in -^15.00 CASH- position. The other delegates were ipally from old ag«, eharg> consisted of Mr*. AJptrt P. previous year." Daniel H. Applegate, Benjamin P; Mrs. Frank Thompson of Scobey- Morris,- Mrs. Jean Trimble, Mrs. Pepil-C<|la Company, Long Island City, N. V. J-or your old Singer Treadle Sewlnj Machine, In any con- Richard Borden of Little Silver Worthley and, Richard Borden. .' llle waa run Into at Shrewsbury. Henry Bchenck, Mrs.' Mary Halsey, Kranohised Bottleri Pepsl-CoU Bottling Company, Aibury Ttk, dition, also hlfhest cash "prices paid for' any Electric Sewing fell from an apple tree In his front The boys of Naveslnk serenaded Her buggy was upset, a wheel Mrs. Margaret Richmond,, Mrs. yard and was badly. bruised and Haefalne, Vacuum Ctoaners, Small Badios, Combination Badlos, two newly married couples at that dished and the axle strained. Mrs. Thomas EBUOW, Mrs. Edna Whit- shocked. • place. They first went to the home Thompson was not hurt, ney -and Mrs. Hester Thompson. Typewriters »nd Addln» Machines In any condition. Just drop Michael Henderson of Bed Bank of Henry Wllsbfl, hut getting nb Willie Borden of Shrewsbury re^ A surprise miscellaneous shower Teard—w<1 pick up once a week. • , .... was chasing a hen out 6f a tree response there they went to sere- urned to hk studies at Penning1.' when he fell. The fall resulted In wai given for Ulss Mabel Morris, Headquarters For Pepsod nade George Gorman. He did notton. That night he fell down some daughter of Albert P. Morris of MB, HOFFMAN, » Cotambtis An., BtUevllle, I, N. J. the displacement of one of the.In- make his appearance either and steps and injured himself so badly testines and he was in a serious Belford. Miss Morris was engaged r the boys had to retire without their he had ,to be brought home -the to marry William VanBngle of condition In the Long Branch hos- expected refreshments. . ext day. pital. •••'•• .':. •'••.• XeyporL The shower was held at The Mulliner homestead at Little The store of Joseph Miller at the home of her sister, Mrs. Kath- Robert Sylvester of Fair Haven Silver was sold by S. M, Deckineon Eatontown was broken Into and a erine J. Flett of Belford. ' •was'drpWned at the foot of Jane of Trentpn, a master 'in tfhancery, quantitjr of clothing . and—tbtse. Mrs. John C. M&honey of Ocean- BOTHBR street, North River, New TPork.-He fRTBEran outbuilding, converted J at partition sale =in order that the watches-were-stoletir—~ JUST IBM) W6M lfas7employea- by-T'rancl»--LltUer S3OT"^fla bVdllddth gy bought nto a gaiage'. George DavU of S0M6 MONEV,' who had the bar -privilege and heirs, The entire property con- the grocery business of James J. :Bat place did flie work. ' > THE PEOPLE? lunch counter on board the steam- tained ZIM acres. All but two par-Donahay on Broad street The fiiatontbwn Methodists clear- boat Pleasure Bay. He had been cels were bought by W, A., Van- Ever since the council of Aaeri-11 ** mor« th»n W00 .at an apron »o- LIQUOR STORE aanpre and waa returning to the Soholk of Red Bank, who bid it In (able. An'entertainment was giv- boairaboui 2 o'clock in the morning can Mechanics had formed In Fair for Elizabeth and Mary Mulliner, Haven tne lodge had.been befriend- en In connection with" the sdclable. -gmrtwetther fell of walltfrt irffthe twoHiefrsr—. ' ... ••' ':—^=- plank into the water. . Fannie. G. West, daughter roer resident of that,place. At a ^gtoby the most famous apple' John W. Griggs was selected as of Abner H. West, was" married at meeting of ~the~ council it was de- •the' candidate for governor by the ided to khow-the council's appre- tree in the world is the one under Republican .convention at Trenton. the home of .her father at Black which Oen. Robert E. Lee sur- Pnlnt, tp William 3. Jeffrey, Jr._of ciation to Mr.. McConnick and a The contest from the start waj l>e< consisting—of rendered to G«n. Ulysses S. Grant tween him' and John Kean; Most Sea Bright The ceremony was per- VtAppttdVJi PARKE DRUG CO. of the older politician* of the state formed by Rev. W. 8. Knipe' of Chandler, John. Woodward, Arthur 1865. CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE were with Kean, while most of the Ocea'nlc. The groom waa one oEf, Smith, Rufus S. Merrltt and younger Republicans were Jqr the commissioners of Sea Bright Christopher Z>. Chandler was ap- ' 'it • OF * * Grlggs. In Monmouth county the 'M-tss Blanche Patterson, youngest pointed to buy and present a gold- 'Griggs forces were led by Henry daughter of Joseph Patterson, and headed cane • ae >a testimonial to IMPORTED and DOMESTIC it. Nevius, and the.Kean side was William H. Curtis, son of Charles him. The presentation was made -marshalled by Sherman B. Oviatt Curtis, both of Red Bank,' were at Mr. McCormiek'g home just be- "Anyone-who thougfht-the-Demo-, married at the Episcopal rectory by fore he left Pair Haven for the BEER* WINES and LIQUORS cratu were not "getting together" Ttev. Robert" MacKellai. eeaflon, -J _t : ¥?i? Ishould have been at the GWbe ho* MlM Maggie Oulda and Eugene |tel The lion and the lamb.Ky Williams were married at the home down together: and the lion wasn't of Mrs. Amanda Jackson on Boi> Charles E. Burd, who bad taken inside the lamb, either. Th« oc-den street by Eev. J. H. White. The contract the previous February casion was the primary held for bride was attended by Mlaa Mary Drugs — Cosmetics — Tobacccs FELIX R.5ANTANGELO. PROP Day, and "Alfred Blake acted as to build two.pieces of the Runuon election of 'delegates to Jhe state road, notified the freeholders' hft. convention. Charles Henry Ivlns beet man. . . The commissioners held a meet would not-go-ahead with the work 51 BROAD ST. Phone R. B. 3940 RED BANK and William ftritard, who fought under trja contract. He said the freeholders - had delayed hint L against'his protect The freehold- I Speolal values' In this advertisement effective until close of business Saturday ers said they didn't and would sue REASONABLE - CONTROLLABLE COST for any Charges are 2H% per inonth.onthe unpaid -principal balances Fourteen prizes 'amounting to $250 In gold were distributed by a* reduced by payments. Th« sooner you repay the less your Bertram H. Borden to winners In loan will cost.. Example: a }100 loan here at Beacon Finance the home beautifying contest at cost* less than $1.60 per month when repaid in six equal Rumson. The winners were Mrs. John Yeomans, Jacob Zerr, Fred monthly payments—special in-between pay day service—cost for Freitag, John' Ptitchard, Oeorge two weeks—Borrow $25, repay $28.32. TotaJ cost 32. cent* Borrow. Turkington, Robert Sherman, Ben- LOANS $80, repay $60.62. Total cost 62 cents. . - '"""." jamin Johnson, Stephen Stevens, Frank Benson, William Brennan, FOR. FAST SERVICE - -•' 25c Amt Nathaniel Jahnee and.John John- H U umpU. to borrow $100-$200 or more S*lMt Your Own Ptyratnt Telephone son. likofMagnesii Mo. 15 Sto. Three barrels of potatoes'-, which Citrate of Mag. here at Beacon Finance in Red Bank as loan » Mo U were in a field, on Joseph Brewer's 5.85 | L Red Bank farm at -Tlriton: Falls were stolen 24 .••».• \.-W» one night' The . following night making - personal. loans to men and_ thieves visited Georg« MacStudieVi 100 1 V.ui 9.7S | 8.0S garsge-at that place and took.four vfomcBi who can make semible monthly spark plugs from his automobile Bobby Pins 150 | VIM i K«e | an. A>k lor Mia truck. Superb* Bath Soap .Marchut 3b • John Welsh of Montrose sold hJs < c payments is our' full time business. too |. MM i will live you full farm stock implement* and»house- 4te.caket89 Information and hold goods at auction and. moved A. K. Marchant «rr«m« all d«- 900 6t48 j. KM | MJ5 to Morgan, where he was employed. BEECHNUT Manager • t>il<. The public school at ScobeyvUle Vaseline , A, No endorsers or comakers D. Prompt -business like seV had an enrollment of M pupils, the ara required. Tlee. No unnecessary . CALL, TELEPHONE, OR WRITE largest in many years. Rev. Dan- Baby Food Hair Tonic delays. • iel P. Doyle of Colt's Neok, the new B. Special aeourity is not re- teacher, was proving very popular quired. Tour loan can be B. Convenient offlce hours. with the youngsters. FrL 9-1 Sat. James Milne ol Llnuroft quit his arranged on your salary, WS dally. 9 job with the railroad.to take a po- 'car or furniture. sition as superintendent of the F. Don't helliate to apply ^ poultry department of William A. O. Whatever amount you need as much as you need. Ucewe 742 Jamison's farm at Holmdel, where $80, $100 or $290 or more " Remember we want to say . BED BANS hVexpected to move.' I Handsome replica of distinguished an- 11 BBOAD STREET I tique Watcrford glass. Either Planta- you'will.be welcomed. Tes to your requirements. A. K. Marchant, Jtgr. The Companions of the'Forest of Over J. J. Newberrys America lodge of Highlands;held Ition Garden 'or Woodland Spice a dance at John Aheam's pavilion I bouquet. Presented by Old South, and cleared oven $100. The dance 14 ounces at $1.00, Larger lize J1.75. committee consisted of Mrs. Anna Flaherty, Mrs. Ernest Worth, Mrs. Mary Parker, Mrs. Deborah Bogus and Miss Mabel A'twatef, 01 Detective John M. Smith of Free- P»rk6»» Vitamin .B hold was at Mlddlotown village one Sunday looking for crap shooters Complex Oapsules and failed to find any. Bottle 100 1.59 CHUS 00 James Gordon Bennett of Pros- (MODEL TOBACCO m*sm pect avenue .was in • the Long Branch hospital with a broken leg as the result of a fall while work- ing on the new dancing pavilion for_ Independent Fire ^company's fair. ' •«w- HILLS Charles Sttllwagon' of Everett THIY'RE OFF.s . TO THI TILIPHONI CINTIRS was' badly cut and bruleed in_ unsuccessful' attempt to stop NOSE DROPS Thay're ju«t unloaded thousands of them at Caop Kilmer team of runaway horses on Theron ..anl.EorV.DixI And 85jout .of'mry 100 want to get in McCampbell's farm at Holmdel. An automobile owned by Theron immediate touch with their noiel-TOhlyIfilft: your McCampbell and dHveh by EdW»rd opoper'&tion can wa make this Francis, Jr., was badly damaged la possible. That's why tft.'ask a collision with another car at Red SOUTH 1 Bank. ALKA SELTZER you to think twioe before In the. primaries at Red Bank placing a Long: Distance' call. Benjamin L. Atwater won the Re- Sentimental si old love letters, this I "HI MOMI Believa it or publican nomination, for' collector, 49' not,'it1 a Bill!"' Sweet defeating Lewis Caltahan by a ma- dainty, gift box contain! Gueitl jority of 126 in a total vote of more Decanter df Cologne, Sachet pillow, { 1.00 IRQMIZED Talc and Guest Soap. Choice of either music we'd say—for Bill, than 2,200...... • % :. for hit home folks, for" , Liberty Hose company of Red Woodland Spice or Plantation Gar-. Yeast Tablets •w. Amerioa! This is the Hind of Bank cleared f&BOO at their, .annual den.Bouquet. 11.00.. r fair held in M lycerum. • > ft-.-' oall we thihlc you'd" like to Mrs. Harry Worthley, of Rector hav» us put through first! place gave a party to the members of the Reformed church missionary H society;* Tho-,gu»*U.—wet* Mra.- Fr&ncls V. Many, Mrs. William Johnson, .'Mrs, Wallace : Rankln, Mrs. ,-Bnra, -.Q^horn,., JWr^JBtjijij: Snlffen, Mrs. Harry, Sniff en, Mrs; lesPfttenger, Mrs. Trevonlan

Annie Smock and Kenneth Bnlffen. i Major Joseph' T. Pleld and his .* * . ' ' • daughter, Miss Julia H, Field, were struck .by a locomotive and killed at -/.tha» Tra^R.,,^}o^,:M|lH)"id' crossing, They had been Shoppljftg at Red Bank and ware on their way .^•^^i to their home at Nutswamp in Mid- dletown township when' the acci- NIW JIR8IY la one' of W dent ooourrad, * ; ' ,~ Rev, John O. Fawcett,' reotor of "--nation'nations main-JiQa4»«ftiaainGa4»way StaibBa!!StaW , . Ohrtsf-tJlturch o^WiddlstWyii.'-Uled for returning 'soldiers,. ' \ after a sloknesi qf levtral. monthi. PLEASk nwMNQ unntcMiaryTong dlttdnc't ca|U From Kilmer and >Dix, thousands He was 78y»ars old, . . >• .,, I I ' >f.Wieel'rthls Suu-firt lure fi bold..,mro * • r 'I ill , i , '' • ...... * . , Mr, and MM, RUM«U WsJIIngam Li' » b«imiful f«r young, young lipi. And you'll' lore It forlU creamy'iraoothneii, tha way It itayi _ •"Thtit'B on» reB.ion; „„, ... - t 1 N«W-tnur I- 'NMLj«.r*'iy voluastt 4f. Lone' frlp when""th«lr oir i ,T I DLWiiBhtrnUi L*-nw gori1 •"-' struck • •J. A>—'Fill' »ED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBERS?; 1945 First Fall Meeting Of fairview Squa Entertain Guc«t» WANO USIONS Adele Rodney Of \'J>". u 'iM Ywr HIM or My »«!«• HAHN S American Daughter, ^ At Liyrn Party, f^Mengezerr ccar* - statodard lunitt* $25 fred. A. Wohlforth, B.S.Ed. Sea Bright Is Bhrewibury Towne chapter, lie. and MM, J*eWin 8. BOM of Speciallo^r rates on taxi», trucks, farm- >Ualtt for Clubf, JttMPtjwi, Etc, Upholstering Shop Daughters of the • American Revo- Spring stret witertalMd Sunday at, t SUwwfclU Tendered Shower lutfon, will bold their ilrst faU Ambulance Travel a laws party. Th« «eeuloir|nsTk> meeting next Monday, October 1, ed their seventh wedding- anniver- W.C. Weart,42Broad St.f Red Bank-Tel. at the home of Mrs. John" F. 2,615 Mile. This Year- sary, and the fourth birthday Of Honored their son Melvin Hose, Jr. Wright, 288 Atlantic avenue, Long The Falrview first aid squad of At Party Given In. . Branch. Mlddletown township has hanlded Two guest* at the party' also rs; Henry p. BrinJey, Broad- the following cases since January observing . birthdays were Adrian Odd Fellows Hall way, Long Branch, Will exhibit be- 1: first aid care, 4; transportation, Rose of little Silver and'Arthur l (: > tween SO and 75 dolls which belong 40; emergency,. 20, and emergency Soden. The occasion was alto » I'H ' ' ' to both her and her daughter, Miss welcome home patty. ;' for Teoh,' Custom-Built Furniture X miscellaneous shower was ten-Claire Brinley, many of which have transportation, 18. The anfbulahce J dered MU» A4ela.Bodney_o{ South, 'traveled-2,615 miles, and the squad Sgt Theodore BOM, who recently alto ; '- beensent them from -fas. off-coun- J!eturned_hom* from Jh» pacific, street, Sea Bright, Saturday night tries. "pttt;~Hr428;inan-hourSi—There -waa one false alarm. V and is on a 30-day furloUtU^cnd- • Cabinet Repair* in 'Odd Fellows ball.. The party tin, -0. Wolcott Morris will be w«» arranged by telephone operat- The squadt which .has / for John- Hollan and Russell • Office Supplies . LOUIS HAHN guest soloist. She Is a member of Stroupe,' who 'were recently dis- org of Sea Bright, Rumson, Red the renowned trio-of Mrs. Dorothy bers, is asgociaUd with the State Green Avenue, J Blocks But Bank and Long Branch, and was Gold Cross and Monmouth County charged from-the army. " Artiit Supplies Uzdilla, Mrs. Theresa McClintock 7 ol'aunpbeU'» Junction attended by many other friends of and Mrs. Marjoria Morris who have First Aid association, and acts as Other,gtiests wer» Mr", and Mrs; relief to the Red Bank and Middle- • Typewriters Belford, N. A the honored guest. lso 'sung over the. radio.''.. u Vernon W. Rose,,Mrs. JoeephLau- • Miss Rodney, whose marriage to Curing an executive board meet- town squads. • '. " rino, Mrs, John Hollan, Mrs, • Adding Machines Sgt. Joseph MotoVsky Is planned ng held in July the .resignation tit Officers of the squad are James Arthur Soden, Mrs, Charles. East- for this autumn, was well remem- Mnr.'Horton B. Garrison ..was pre- Goodspeed'president, Arthur,Soden mond, Mrs. Adrian Rose, Mrs. bered, with' gifta which were con- sented and accepted with regret vice president; Leo Finn,'secretary; Theodore • Rose, Miss Kate Laur- cealed under a large umbrella over' Mrs. Walter M. Woblley, • WAo - was* John: W. Raneley, treasurer; Law- rence Flannagan, captain; Dr. lno, Miss Vera Bose,« Mary Lou' Which hung a decorated sprinkler. irst vice regent, was elected to the and Patricia Soden, Tina and Aud- The color scheme was white and >fflce of regent and this will be her George N^ Wagner, first lieutenant; 1 rey Rose, .Charles Albert Doremus gold. ; •;.• . - -.;•;• •• lrst meeting as such. - .'•.•' Arthur Soden, second lieutenant; Refreshments were served during Co-hostessee Will be Mrs. Ellza- Isaac- Hill, engineer, and Gabriel and. Noel Mmes Rose, the evening, a large bridal cake jeth W. King, Mrs. Harold C. Mor-.Slmpllclo, Isaac H1U and Dr. Wag- With a miniature bride and groom- Tord and Mrs, Burnett W. Straus, ner, trustees. _,- . • •' Df TOKYO BAY In uniform .occupying the center of rr. •'•'..'••.• •• • •• . . Herbert W, Thompson, ^aviation the table... ON THE SOUTH DAKOTA radioman second class, son of Mr. Present at the shower were Mrs. Gennaro Gelso, 25, shipfitter third and Mrs. S. H. Thompson, route 1, Stephen Johnson* Mrs. I4dia Boker, Church Worker class, of Red Bank, is serving Red Bank, inovjsd Into Tokyo bay Mrs, Sarah LaytonrMr«. Helen Des- aboard the battleship South Dakota aboard a fiariner search plane _ COMH.ITI mond, Mrs. Raymond Hellker, Mrs. To Speak Here shortly after rJapanese surrender OPTICAL SltVICI Audrey Devereaux, Mrs, Nofman F. which was one of the first to enter' ; 'Tokyo bay for the formal capltula- documents were elgqed. .The.crew artists, beautifully .fromedV./from -Mrs. Lily Nluolett^ . Mr T.iK Van nnmphull, who |e • Save rt» pbeet. W« aeMrmin* me mi sab&atlcal leave 'u a deaconess tion of Japan and wnich was ueeq imltthlth nod (ccuiot the lehie.wlrii evr ? Buth Fowler, Sire. Kathio Warbur- occupying forces.' AlFmakes ton Murphy, Mrs. Geslne Layton, of the Methodist church of Texas, by Fleet Admiral C. W. Nimltz, ' -tderftiflc EUctrlc Optical liuirumentH Mrs.. Naomi Rate, Mrs. Doris Phi- will, speak at a meeting of the commander-ln-chlef, Pacific, as his Fighting its way up through .the Sole Agents for New .flagship for the occasion. Okinawa 'campaign, the squadron 1, C. Smith Typewriters- Alto Trmmt Rt/ntrt out fer, Mrs. Clarice Sully, Mrs. Betty Women's Society of Christian Ser- vice of: the Methodist, church Mon- The South Dakota fifed the first made bombing, strafing and torpe- In Northern Monmouth" Co. - Rtflmmmu WklU Vm WtU Chelgren, Mrs. Ruth Peterson, Mrs. Marlon Schumacher, Mrs. Alice lay. \, The speaker Ls doing social salvo of. the first bombardment of do runs In the heavy 'Mariners, yoir can mofl .overseas Xma> glfhi • OxaUMi' fiwcileMKii nUMMMi Welch, Mrs. Olive Kuzola,. Mrs. lervlbe work at Monmouth Memor- the .Japanese homeland when It which were not designed primarily Eleanor Morris,- Mrs. Evelyn Good, al hospital. blasted the steel center of Kamals- for that type of performance. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs.'.Leila Plans for.thermeeting were com- hl July 14. Then she struck Hon- Ranging along the .coast of China STEINBACH COMPANY Rollins Opticians Reid, Mrs. Elva Garland, Mrs. Lou- pleted by the executive board at a shu, . Hokkaido, northern Honshu, and the empire, planes of their the Ttobe-Kure area, Hamamatsu' Muter Optical Technician! For ise Bodney, Mrs. Catherine Guinco; meeting Monday night In. the pas- squadron accounted for a large ASBURY PARK . : and made a return visit to Kamais- share of the 361,53(1 tons of ship- - - Three Generations * Mrs. Margaret Garland, Mrs. Helen tor's study at the church. Mrs. Al- : Porter, Mrs. Grace Ryan, Mrs. bert Lauber, Jr., Mrs. A. Melvin hi. : .-...• ping Sunk or damaged by -planea 60 MONMOUTH ST. Mary Caprlonl, Mrs. John Keenan, Morris, Miss Grace Allen and Miss The battleship also fought at Sa- of the wing. vo, Salpani IwoJlma and Okinawa. -H-BBOAD-STr-^—BKD-BANK -Opposite Borough -Hall- -- Mrs^AUcejATelr,Mrs. Helen Perl, Flora Willguss, will represent the —-^fel. Red -Budc-461'8— lira. Bessie LayBnTMrsrMargarer Boclety-at-the-^ifth-anniverBary~of TELEPHONE B, B. 1 ' Donaldson, Mrs. Holly Weber, Mrs. the WSCS at tho.New Jersey Meth- Bubonic, plague is transmitted to (Newark Store, 947 Broad St) Joseph McGarvey, Mrs. Jennie idlst ' conference, tomorrow at man by fleas from rodents. Shires, Mrs: Lillian ' West, Mrs. Ocean City. -Friday, has been des- GeOrge Johnson, Mrs. Mary Hold- ated as Woman's, day at the con- en, Mre. Edna Zerr and Misses Sig- ference. rld Nelson, Clalra Fe.liii, Eileen Foreman, Elsie Pierce, Marie Map- es, Peggy Sinclair, Olive FOulks, New Publication THE Jackie Carr, Grade Ryan, Ann Ma- FUEL .Methodist Men is » new church tovsky, May Matovsky, Barbara J. publication issued monthly in the West,. Juno O'Blerne, Dorothy Interest of the Red Bank Metho- Krelg and Peggy Ryan. dist church, with Ralph B. Davis Those who unable to be present us editor. OIL but sent gifts include—Mrs. Se¥eral_inteMsHr»g__paragraphs_ P. Forsman, Mrs. A. Forsman, appear in the October issue, the Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, Mrs. Marion first'of which Is a memorial to the Chamberlain, Mrs. Arihond LaVig- ate Harry BY SoUthall, Jr., whose ne, Mm. Joseph Hintelmann, Mrs. passing .lsjapjesented by the lone Hattle Kaplan, Mrs. Valerie, Cupp, gold star on the service flag of the Mrs. Lottie O'Leary, Mrs. Alice church. Letson, Mrs. Ethel Perl, Mrs. .Jo- Alviri Whiting and his assistants seph Walsh, Miss Margaret Gar- announce a .. program entitled .land, Mrs. Jane Garland, Mrs.' Ann 'Across the Gulf of Mexico." This per gal. •eiolrVMrsr William Er Ward and Is a 30-mlnute technicolor sound- Mrs. Ann Cernack. •' ' picture loaned through the cour- tesy of Pan-American Airways. Following the presentation the men In Army 4$ Years, will have the pleasure of hearing SPECIAL CASH In person Caitos Arosemena, who Overseas 19 Months will be the guest speaker of the PLAN , Tech. Sgt. Henry S. Russek, whi evening. He is the son-)n-law of makes his home with his uncle am Kelby Warden of Red Bank. He ' Let us explain the aunt," Mr. and Mrs. Method Zing; will speak on "Panama" and ans- of Rumson road, Rumson,returned wer questions the men may ask details. A dollar home list 'week in the E. B. Alex- about this country on the isthmus. ander and was honorably discharg- saved is a dollar ed at Fort Dlx Sunday. He- was in made. the service iVt years, leaving Red LECTUBE .TOMORROW Bank with the 112th Field Artillery "Early American Lighting. De- early in 1941. Overseas 19 months vices" is the subject of a talk to be he was awarded the Purple Heart given by Miss Marian Symnes at for wounds received in the Rhine the Monmouth County Historical HANCE & DAVIS campaign. He fought In France! association building tomorrow at- Belgium, Holland,-Luxembourg and ternoon at .3:30. Miss Symnes will Germany, and has four battle stars illustrate her talk -with some pieces \ TEL. 103 on the ETO ribbon. from her fine collection.

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^VOLUME NO. 14. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1945; -Veteran*' Center Downtown Store Italian^ Artists To . ^Congressional Medal Reports Returnees Present Benefit Here The Veterans' Information Cen- Of Bradleysls The Compagtila Glglio is coming Formi ter at 42 Broad street,-Red Bank, to Red Bank tomorrow night for To Sgt. H. M. Thorne announces the return of .the fol- Opening Monday a return engagement and will put lowing servicemen 'lor the Week in a" benefit-at the River street ending September 25: school, the (how is under the Bed Bank—Jambs A. Morris, 23 Organization Branches auspices of St Anthony'b society By /Four County Lawyei New Monmouth Soldier Spring street; Raymond B. Llppin- and is.for the. benefit of St An- cott, Jr., 89 West Front Street; Mon- Out Into The Home thony's enure*. tino Ceronl, 81 Bank street; Thom- The company, which' is one of the , Wa» Killed In Belgium as C, Woodhead,'19 Reckless place; Appliance Field outstanding1 Italian companies, wil Fair Haven To Abram M. Kridel, Laurence ArCarton Jc Warren T. MeSBler, 128 Riverside present a drama entitled "Canzone The Congressional Medal of Hon- ber 21 in Belgium when, single-: avenue; Edward Brager, Conover . , . • . . • . • ^ Eterna." Also, . on t£e ' program Erect Memorial Local Merchant With Howard W. or—th» higbett decoration in thebandedly,' be knocked out a Ger- road, • With the opening next Monday there will be a grand concert wjth country—bsi'been awarded postbu- man Mark III tank and broke up Little Silver—John K. Douglass, of the Downtown Store at 3 East varieties and a special farce .- by Roberts, John M. < tnously to Sgt- Horace M. Thorne, an enemy position. .',.'- Rtvervlew avenue; Harry ,W'nnes, Front street Bradleys Is branching Sandino and Perzechella.* ' In Public Park Yesterday^ 48 Grant place. • out into the home .appliance' field. The performance^ will- begin' <«on of Mr. and Mrs. .Lester M. Thorne .was the leader of a com- This attractive, new store,"with a Pillsbury And Thorne of New-Monmouth, the War bat patrol which bad been assigned . Rumsoii—Orrin G; Soule,-Jr., 10 prcjmptly at 8"o'clock; rFrank Cherq lent announced yesterday. to drive German forces from a dug- Lafayette^-street; Walter Johnson, Is general chairman of the affair. Civic Groups Red Bank Clothier Sverre Sorenson Zjr^r- J" ^fffltl6nin_ajigayllywogded area, 39 East River Wad; John V. Ellls; ml£ near Grufltlngen, Bel'gIumV~5~G«iv oad» Daniel J, Murphy, T^Astut In Passed Away At man tank attacked them, only to be 12 Narumsunk street. • Jgnip^Senior Immobilized by American flre. Fair Haven—Alfred Bobbins, 86 Raising Funds ° Broad St. Home Tborne *hot. two crew memiwr? Church street; John.T. Ritter, 15, Starts! who tried to escape and then crept Grange avenue.; ' ; . •• ' j PTA To Study Erection of a permanent memor- Abram M." Kridel, ona' of th^ through intense machine gun and Sea~Brlght=-Mpntroje—La—Hart*., ial in ^Fair Haven's public park for owners of the Kridel rhen'a cloth mortar flre to toss two grenades In- wick, 8 Center street. . School Survey thbae who served in World War II Ing and furnishings store,'Broad As Of October First to the tank's turret, killing two. Eatontown-r-WUliam S. Cingman, was aproved-by— the-mayor.-Vand street,L-died_yesterday morning a more Germane. ' 10 Clinton street; Fred L. Canonl-j council of that borough. Monday his home, 210 Broad street aftanr co, ,70 Lewis street, , President Names night. The Fair Haven Lions-club, long Illness. . , . Howard' W, Roberto, John M. -* —Barton B. Sklar. in a letter to the officials, stated Tborne went back for his light ma- ; Pillsbury, Lawrence A. Carton, Jr.-3 West Palm Beach, leadj that the time, has arrived to make and Sverre Sorenson announce thel" chine gun, returned and set it upCharles R. Allaire, Jr. . deflrrite-pl formation of a .law partnership tin* ~ on 'the tank. His accurate flre that the Lions club will be jglad to New York city—Charles J. Brad- —Tea October 9 -•'•" broke up a bazooka team and ley, '305 E. 21st street co-operate with the mayor" ind Pillsbury, Carton & Sorenson, ef-:. caused two machine gun crews to council and other civic organiza- Mrs. 8. M, Hoffman, president of fective as of October 1, with.offices'; retreat In disorder,. He remained tions In t"he borough in raising the at 95-97 First avenue, Atlantic^ on top of the tank until killed, "by the Red Bank Junior and Senior funds for the memorial. The,club Capt Maida On High School Parent-Teacher asso- Highlands. " • .' a burst of small arms flre, erected the present Honor roll in This firm will succeed the flna-j ciation, named committee chairmen the park, Sgt Thorne, "known by his family at a meeting of the executive board of Snyder, Roberts * Plltabaiyl and friends as "Bud/' was born, at Staff To Prosecute yesterday in the senior high- school Authorization was given to Coun which was reorganized in 19351 Keansburg and was graduated from library. Mrs. Karl Schriftgelssor, .oilman Tony Hunting, chairman ol from- the old firm of- Snyder ft L Middletown township high school German Criminals program chairman, reported the the lighting committee, to negoti- Roberts which was formed in 1919,-d ' in 1936. He was inducted into Jhe year- program theme will be ,cen- ate a contract with .the Jersey Cen In September of this year, How-> ' Army from New York city and was tered oh discussions of the present tral Power and'Light company for ard W. Roberts celebrated the 41st i, tbe installation of 400-candlepower sent— to-'Fprt_RUfiy,__Kan?M!_fpr WILLIAM D. ,BBA2LEY;^ 'achao l survey now in progress, and anniversary of being associated ia| 1 e ced lighte road. The lights StJT. HORACE M. THORNE training. Later he was an Instruc- ^kgroundbdbttHtel'l!tup-to-r«enH te-alJJ "ced and^oeiiblllty-o^y r aiwwr his present law office under th»-T tor in 'the mounted cavalry and B l were reduced from 400 to 250»can late" Charles R.'Snyder who estab-"!] cottige of colonial type, has been • Wgh-schooMor-the^borough_ aiepower-durlng . __.' lished. the business In~1891.™ A veteran of the Ninth Armored served in the same capacity when designed to display appliances in a Chairman named were Mrs. Plane For Nuraberg tortots have complained of the poor — The-formatlon-of—the-newL i Division, he waa killed last Decem- .the outfit was mechanized. home-like atmosphere. i Schriitgeisser, in charge', of pro- |gram; Mrs. Howard E, Manning, visibility at night since tha con brings together four prominenti Members of the Red Bank Lions ; membership! Mra. Richard Stras- Crete surface of the road has been lawyers in Monmouth county and-| club at the dlnnerrheetlng Tuesday i burger, secretary; Mrs. John, Pohl, covered with darker materials. an aggregation of legal talent in all) at the Molly Pitcher hotel were In- i Jr;,"/wa3'S""and means; Paul A. A letter was received from John branches of the legal field; " < New Owners For Farm formed-that Capt Robert H. Mai- {-Young, budget and finance; Mrs, J. Quinh,. Red Bank attorney, rel Mr. Roberts has made a speofaKi da, a, member of the club, former Louis N. Erricksen, hospitality; atlve to the recent action of the fy of municipal law, being attorney! councilman of 'Eatontown, and an Miss Elisabeth Kelley,.'parent' ed- zoning board of-adjustment in re for the county of Monmouth and^ jeeting a, map for the developmeni associate in the law firm of Par- ucation;. Mrs. Joseph Annarella, ABRAM.M. KRIDEL attorney for five Monmouth county i and Other Properties sons, Labrecque, Canzona and telephone; Mrs. Albert Lauber, Jr.,of the tract on Battln road by Nel municipalities. B. Wolcott Mr. Qulnn questioned Combs of Red Bank, had been as- legislation; Mrs. David Gardiner, He is also an expert In real „-(, tha legality of the ordinance and Born at Red Bank, son of the j signed to the staff of Supreme music, . Miss Gladys. Soderholm, tate.law and at the present time,! requested that the matter be re-late Jacob and-Elizabeth G. Kridel, Court Justice Robert Jackson and goals;. Mra. Herman Wolf, publi- is attorney for two banks and twvi ferred, to the borough attorney, he was In his 54th year. Surviving Sales Consummated by Ray H. will assist in the prosecution of the .catloas; Harry C. Sclber and Cties« savings and loan associations. | Theodore D. Parsongj for a confer- are hi3 wife, Mrs, Miriam Morris 24 major German war criminals at I ter E. Wllhelm, school principals In Mr. Pillsbury also has extensivei ence between the two attorneys Kridel; two sisters, Misses Bertha Nurnberg, (Set-many. Capt. "Maida (charge of student welfare; experience in municipal law and! Stillman And Associates This action was taken by the coun- and Florence R. Kridel, also left the United States Tuesday by Bess M. Green, student health; Mrs. represents two m'urilclpalltles andj cil. Red Bank. .'.•*' plane for Germany:. He has been Nicholas Graff, historian and Mrs, is an experienced trial lawyer,; Milton Siegfred of Battin road The. funeral -will be held tomor- The 66-acre farm, formerly own- In the army over three years tfnd Joseph Odenbach, publicity. row afternoon-at 2:30 o'clock at his both In- civil and negligence^ ed by Mr, and Mrs. Martin Jensen, advanced from private to captain. * As its main project the associa- was appointed a special offloer and all other types of litigation andd without pay. home. Rabbi Arthur Hershon of located on the Vander6urg-Marl-. Ensign Cross Is President John. Hawkins gave a tion will again conduct the school the Congregation B'Nai Israel, will Is serving as Assistant Prosecutor« bbro roadrhas been-solA-to_Mr-_and_ report of a district meeting at cafeteria, located In the home-econ- Building permits totaling $450 for of Monmouth county.- ^ the last three months were reported officiate. Interment under- the di- Mrs. Charles E. Selaam of Free- tsstethfts Dead-^ ^hlit omics kitchen ofj the junior high rection of the Mount Memorial Mr. Carton has wide experienci' port, Long Island. Tna farm con- -that.during tbe fiscal year endng - -foool,—The-Qpieningiineetlng will by H. Edgar Smith; building Inspec- 4oft __. home, will be in Fair View, ceme- III litigation, ihvdlvlng trusts, liK5 sists of 45 acres of good tillable June 30, Lions of the International a iea for. the teachers and new jurance and' the administration ot*. soil, IS acres of woodland and five Navy Tells Parents &e association .bad participated In over A letter of thanks was scrtt to "tery; - -* • , members Tuesday afternoon, Oct- the flre company for Installing a Mr. Kridel was a veteran of estates. He Is, an expertln- Changs 78,000 different wsUvitWr arid^that ober 9, at 3 o'clock at the junior eery; practice and appellant HUgaSl feature of the farm is a Died Of Pneumonia the International' association had ' new lighting systemi ln_ the fir World War I. He fought overseas high school. The'reVill be a special bouse. with the 78th division and was tion and formerly, was legal assists ing brook.., The house is a seven- j received at different times five ci- board meeting. Tuesday of next ant to the late D. Frederick Burn^i After more than four years of member- of .Shrewsbury Pos room, Colonial type, part of which tations from the federal govern- ROWLAND B. GREENWAY weelt Councilman H. Lynnwood itlr ett, commissioner of Alcoholic Bev»j anxiety, Mi\ and Mrs.. A. Barton ment and for notable war activi- wCnierlcan Legion. He was, a ia over 200 y«ars old.... Large stock ton reported that Mrs. Marcel|n erage Cpritrol for whom he presld«: Cross of Eatontown boulevard, ties. ' -This store will be under the man- so a member -of the Monmoutl: - and. hay barns are among the- var- Brown has made' a request thn ed over hearings on appeals before i agement of Rowland B. Greemvay Boat club, the Red Bank lodge of ious other outbuildings.' Mr. Sel-Oceanport, have been informed that; The annual pilgrimage of Lions Browne lane be improved'. Before the commissioner. "• sam, "'ho ia connected In an official their son, Ensign A: Barton Cross,; from aH over the state to theof Rumson, who for the last ten Overseas Veterans any such action can be considered, Masons, Hiram chapter Royal Arch Jr., died January 30,, 1945,.. from :jamesburg"Home for Boys will be years "haa been identified with in- property owners on the street wil Masons, a life member of the Red Mr. Joronson is considered one of' capacity with the Slide Fastener the Jeadjng. title experts in M '' corporation of-New York, has pur-pneumonia. He was in the Fuko- held Wednesday, October 1.0. Har-dependent retail and merchandis- Returning Home be required to deed thie street to Bank lodge oil Elks, Rod -Bank aka camp on Kyushu island. Im-' ----- y - - . Lions-club, Red Bank Community mouth county and hai ~j bri... , chasgd the farm for" his permanent old H. Bayntoa and Theodore J, ing associations, throughout the the borough and Mrs. Brown wil prisoned since the fall -of Cavlte Easf. He lias recently with the be so Informed. Chamber of Commerce, Naveslnk knowledge and varied experience^ v home. He will commute dally to Labrecque are chairmen of the lo- in corporation and income tax mat-" his place of business. naval base in 1941, hls-deathwae Federal Telephone and Radio Men Who Arrived Hook and Ladder and exempt Fire- cal'club's committee. • . men's, association. He was a direc- ters. He Is also an experienced" Mrs. Catherine T. Holland has brought on by starvation, exposurp e The attendance prize" was won where he was active In the procure- During The Week J ment of critical war materiel, tor of the Maihetay-Friends Sav- trial lawyer. , sold . her' River., road property In and the effects of two slnkiags, the : by Water Department Superinten Awarding Of Gold ings and Loan association: and Howard W. Roberts Is a Hfe-lonjT y Bugeno O'Rourke, summer home. :-,-••,' . . later transferred to Japan. WhlTS" committees will be named tomor- Bank YMCA arid a member of the burner. In the borough hall was -'All these sales-have ..been..505-; row night and shortly.thereafter a squan; T-S George' A". Dutton, Free- department vice.commander! bless- left In the hands of the. building en~ route. to_ Japan, .hft survived an- 'Red Bank Lions and Elks dubs. hold; T-Sgt. Oliver L. Holland^ E. ing of colors by- Rev. Francis HolyCrpssPTACiupi summated by Ray H. Stillman other - sinking- off .F.ormpta,~"Pflt" •permanent organization will .be apt. Junior. Qrdjbr.of American Mechan- ommittee, • of which Councilman and associates. THLs agency with icevMonjnouth Boat clu,S Jfrid. Ra- Keanburgj .T-B Ernest A. Pinji- Dwyoti. band selection, Introduc- Donald E. Lawes Is chairman, for Party Ocirohfer-5 ashore at Kyushu In. the midst of Up. i-~ , l_^ Bach'S^t/'cai & tions by Commander Moyes, ad- headquarters at Eatontown, reports a blltiard, he' contracted pneumpiy The 60th anniversary of the Red dio club xt America. * ' tore, Branchi; stimates- ...,_• '.L,,. > Th».Jlrst Ln^a series of _ .. a busy season In rca(.estate sales Orunke, South Belmarj dress by Capt. poove'r, U. S/Nsfvy, Councilman Chester'Apy~WBjiT lh- la.a^)Wfllnkof«ky,.i. niv for. tho present because the system and qualified to make, out by him, Two prisoner-of-war post- B .. Boaoh' borough:Jiaorough:JiaR;jR ;,.,....jj', J'' ' p Charlea.'Betta, MrB. Bernard > rn drawn apparatuses with them. • ;Hy« !"«nt rtPtApllHmut cards were all the p,are.rtta rscslved ^^^l J^l^'}"h ?vt?t. H Howard Avon! pJ,V,5lblUJV5tt ,9l)tnlnlri&9ltnlnlri&" tho: neeesneees- Mrs. William Douglas, . Mrs, '" v ^*v^ •H*V«*«£ K^MV^W V*BVW pa •••) lounty to tho boaud of, freeholders' Oardolla and Mrs, Edward O'l ourato with entries. Ono living In received their letter*. - today and It it quite likely that If commodatlons h ^rjjji^djmprovernonf 'funds, •or near Rsd Bank..preferred? Ap- ' A graduate of the University of any such' apparatus should appear bo sorvod bv th' ply by Jotter only I d,'itftt* North Carolina, ho was > a member In tho scheduled parad'o hero it will of tho Old Firsts . ... _. Uityntnn RfiRii iind Carpcti. Lovely' -J«(f ,.,.,....., pr married, .or.tte ,StV*U'.B*M¥*"i Ho waibo brought out as a novelty- and not West Lon(j Branch. B, .Q, Coots, Rug peels, OK.12, J7.50; all other nbles; scarfs 16 cents;' will, Mp , salary, txpeottd aW k J Sooloty of. Chrlstlah Servloe of 'the SavlnRB & huan' Association, lzoa, 7Q cents per squpre vard, 6 sent to,tho Philippine* na fciupply as pro " " " -' ••' • Auotlonwr,—,"' Srvloe of the ilonmouth'-street. He'd Bank,' N, J, shades of all Wnds ;> Venetian bit; . othoother Information In-first letter. Do m«nt. W^l^h lljll mrtt,W«dn«»- Broad street,' Phone 302,—AUver- mfclal curtain rods, 10' cents; no• Ati phqnoo«hftt JI^K flhMr appl^-**m**t*~y IJnu person— *-.-._* , IntsM»I. A f officer aboard a submarine tender day of noxl Tolephone Red Bank'«88.^-Advor- lsoment, vl»w« will „ bo arwnirod latar, soon aftea, completing a, course at. , Qotid-Cnttoo al' Ihe'hclhio' of tltomont, > ' , can* »2,7B, itave RlP« ' " ' cup, $Z7B) oxtrii nnris Mra, Louli. eySK Oho»tnut bathroom -nxturei,' tomt-j» Harvard university, , Besides hli You Can Swear wicker hampori, 14,98; Ht.li.-t and Cqryi_p6ry roct», M «ttoot. Tho aasl^lng hostesses will Omynton Ruga and Oarpat*. us after .vtt repair your radio. mt\mim»uk n iunvWa Ph Ru«u«« &nd carpets oloanad 'an 10, Prown's. Phone Red, Bank § " n'Central Radio, .Battintown •AAdvertlsomem, a'rtstari LliUtrRoMmai-y Cross ,45 Monmbuth itrerf, or .Kunranteod radio r»palM, of :h« WAVER , N. J,—AdvtrtUomont, . 1 '.. Radius,.' |. ftoSapnlng and Vulwniilnt' • Jy wn», jumiin 1DI Oil nonnlrcd, with e i\, •""- J—•' IftUt t Had Bunk, 303,'~AdvW'tl»omcn,t, Hays y6i)r liomo mtlmntoil on (or wvinii Hit mv_ £ I to mlt yrr,rf irrdit- floumi Brn.d.'tv'i ~ is- ipt'ins.^ ifhojTijMon .Pointing- m Our No1 w sfori'. nt? .sir II Mrnmouti Hiiinir Phen*1 Lont Briich ft wAiirti WW"" -wWvifU wTwo. REP BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,, Micbigao, were married fcBy/ Rev. C. J. Padgett Wedding* t th. »tt V3U P« importance Of A Good Four County Will Be Ordained SrVand Mrs. Harry LHtlefleld i (Continued 1Page: Mis* Mary Frances Ariozrl, -/ daughter of Mi;, tfod Mw. Albert Moniaoatir-Beacjnmoijtii-Beach wewer: e the -"— In rrtif rO-The-Minigtry- Arlo—1 pf flhrttt the Ties R. Snydir/i came the 'bride of Victor Ainato, the Pocbno 'mountains, the eo •end admit couneellor son of- Mr, and Mrs. Pasquale will.live in Red Bank, v master In chancery In 1918, ; To Be Installed A> Ainato of - North Bridge avenut, - Mr. Tata Is a graduate of - -He has been identified, with -Mid- Sunday -morning at Si Anthony's University of Michigan.' He ':: fced Bank Woman's Club Opens dletown tovrashJp affairs for the Pastor Of Eatontown"= cfiurcb. Rev. Saivatore DlLorsnzp celred an honorabie disobarg^ past 80 .years. -He has taken a performed the ceremony, and a re- from the Army last, month. ' Fall Year At Luncheon leading part in public affairs in ' Presbyterian Church ception followed at the home -of Modttouth county and Js ,on the the bride'* parents. EWtNG—HAGOEETY legal ooonaittee of the New Jersey The Importance of a good "old*" Rev, Chester John Padgett, stu- The bride, given'in* marriage by Saving and Loan league. His ca- ier father, wore white satin, made Sunday afternoon at the fashioned'homid h e liflife"" to Uithee youty h reer sa- a lawyer has covered aV, dent-pastor' of: Fir«t Presbyterian Bank Methodist church, Misa.lt t of today was stressed by Rev. John Install Officers church, Eatontown, since Septem- >ith a fitted bodioe, a lace-trimmed most every phase of legal activity.) leckllne, long sleeves and a coflrt .Louise Swing, daughter of Mr. '-'^ Hayis, pastor qf the Red Bank Mr. Roberts is clerk of Mlddli- ber, 1943, will be ordained to the Una. Charles Loos Swing; of v K-Preebj'tcrian church, when he. gospef ministry next Thursday rain edged with lace. Her vpll And New Service town township, lg a director in the vas floor length, and was attached place, became the bride'of/«_ fapokeon "Back to the Home" at. Atlantic Highlands 'National Bank, night and'will be Installed as. pat-: Joseph Hodgson Haggertyv'U. ^""thiTbplnint fainurcheon-offe- torr—The-eeremoniea-will-be— con- i.a-erpwn of orange blos«omsrBhe a director in the Keansburg Na-" carried a prayer book with a mark- -A*my,-son-of-the lale-Mhrfan"d-M ., lled Bank Woman's club at the Officer NaTmea . tional bank, a, director lit .the Ma- ducted In the church .by the Jton- Roland L. Haggerty , of IChleaffo,' -Molly Pitcher hotel yesterday. •mouth Presbytery with Rei. -An»- «• of orchids. ' - ' . • ' • •••' . I 'rine View Saying and Loan asso- Miss Angela Palendrano, the Illinois.. The' ceremony iu* per- Mrs- Joseph E. Carroll presided, ciation, a director in the Keans- ley Q. Vandyke of Toms River, formed by Rev, Roger Squfce, pas ' arid Introduced the guests, includ-* Office To Be Set Up moderator, presiding, riders cousin, was maid of honor. 1 burg Saving and: Loan, association tor, . A reception followed \t thi Ing the Vice"president of the third In Legion Home To and he Is chairman of District No. Mollj Pitcher hotel. \ district of. the State Federation of 4 of the Monmouth County Coun- ed with short sleevf i and she wore Women's clubs, Mrs. John N. Bay- cil of Boy Scouts of America. matching lace mitts, and a head- or of Spring Lake. ^ ' • ' Aid Returning Vets -Mr. Roberts has been active In piece of pink chiffon. Her Colon- >T-| Officers of Shrewsbury post, lehalf of Federal legislation to bouquet was blue'sweet peas. - American Legion, Red Bank, were iaVe property taken by the Feder- Misses Nan Ario^zJ, the bride's Installed- Monday night by- County al government for war .purposes ister, Rose Fufflni and Julia Spin- Commander. Rose Fountain of Mat- In preparing vital. Alr-Anti- subject to local taxation' and was zzl, were bridesmaid*. All were The. above picture shows Capt, Co-ordlnatlon Documents the first witness before the Con- Teased. In blue dhiffon gowns, and interesting meeting. for use in" the" Philippines ana in gresslonai committee on that mat- th matcKIiig"~jace mftts, pi'. Lyjiian Weeks Croeeman of the promotion of close and. contin- •ter. •. .' '.. ,,.. nd headpieces;. Their bouquets Members of the staff . comprised, Maple avenue, receiving the Bronze uous' co-ordination and co-operation Vice County • Commander Homer ^r. Eoberts resides at New Mon- i^ere.pink sweet-peas. •„ .. . Star medal for meritorious achieve- between elements of the Army Air mouth, La rnarrledjo Carrie Penter-. Madison and County Service Officer ment, 'in connection with military Forces and the Antiaircraft Aftll- Carl Amato was best man for lery,_Capt, jCrosimftn 3!3ELayed_a. man Roberts and they have two his brother. The ushers were operations—against—the-—enemy—in. Qhlldren,;" Frederick W. Roberto, j port," and County Adjutant Vincent the Philippine Islands from Novem- high order of initiative and forer Ralph Acerra and Samuel Glasl. J, Moyes, commander" of the new sight. By studying instances of who Is associated with the' Dicta- The couple will be at home at 33 ber 15, Ifl44, to"March 1, -1945.. The fire against friendly aircraft., by phone corporation at -Bridgeport, Eatontown poet and /a past com- coveted medal is being pinned on lentral avenue. The, bridegroom mander of the local post. friendly antiaircraft units—and—in- Connecticut, and who* is a graduate s anemnloyee of the Red Bank Capt. Crossman by Brig. Gen.- efficiencies in the Air Defense of Harvard university, and Eliza- Offlrr-rs Installed • included Regi- ystim—aa—applied' to Alr-Atli "lanufict'uring company. . nald B.. VanBrunt, commander; ^thClihJtt4(f March 23,1945 he received a com- craft Artillery co-ordination, Capt. Rev. M.Barle McCullough.. She Is Harold Adam&on, senior vice com- mendation from Col. John L, Goff, Crossman incorporated means in mander; Daniel Patterson, junior a graduate of the New Jersey, Col- commdnding'the Tenth AAA group,- ack-ack to avoid similar incidents lege for Women and Yale Law Sunday afternoon at St. Doro- vice commander; William Gaughan, which stated: ta the future.* • '. thea's church, Eatontown, MLsi finance .officer! Robert M. Jones,, Capt. Crossraan'a work began" to school, and resides at East Lans- adjutant; John Alexander^ s'er- During the period 2 November, function with the. Love 3 operation ing, Michigan. Maria Manuel, daughter of Mr. and geant-at-arms, and Archibald L. 944, to 9 January, 1945, while in and the results of the. publication John Mi PIHsbury Is a graduate Mrs James' Manuel of Bergen DS as Assistant AAA Officer, Fifth ol'Atlantic' Highlands high school place, became the bride of John H. MacKellar, chaplain. The new trus- Fighter Command, and'while sub*- of the Air-Antiaircraft Co-ordina- tees are Robe'tt'"AT Kennedy, Theo, tion Document were suddenly and and the New Jersey Law school, CJanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John jected to Intense enemy air and noticeably recognized. The con- having been admitted to the bar REV. GHESTER J. PADGETT '. Ganley of Eatontown. The cou- dore D. Parsons and Past Comman gr6und offensive operations, you spicuous decline in the firing, upon MRS. JOSEPH H. HAGGERTT der Harry Smock.. . . : ' displayed a" high order of initiative, in 1930 as an attorney when he be- ple were married by Rev. Francis friendly aircraft by our ack-ack came associated with the law office Rev. John A. Hayes, pastor of Dwyer, pastof, and a reception for 0." Harry Smock, outgoing com- activity and intelligent planning in was a direct, result of the co-ordin- the Red Bank Presbyterian church, Allen Carmen was organist, and '- MRS. JO.bPH Z. CARROLL mander, was praised by the county the organization of jplht aritlairr ation document. . / of Snyde'r & Roberts, Atlantic High- 200 _guests followed at the Alfred a violin accompanist was played by craft;alr_.defejislve measures. The lands, and later became associated will deliver the ordination sermon. commander for .his excellent sei-- The imagination, resourcefulneii Other representatives of the Pres- .Vail Homes auditorium. • Mrs. Lyman Sessen." Mrs. William „ '- - 'Borne life," said Rev. Mr. vloe of the-past year, and the post service rendered was possible by Intelligence and selfless devotion ( with. Mr. Roberts under the firm The bride was g-lven in marriage E. Oerk'ena sang "Still As the Hayu, "is the—most inipprlanf reason- of active_and. -interested, Jiame..of Snyder,..Roberts & Pills- bytery taking part will be Rav. and new J officers were also c'om- previous -preparation and a thor- duty demonstrated-by-Capt. Cross? Robert Graham at- Long Branch,. by her father. Her white volle- ttgltC'' and "O Perfect Love." ' ""thing in T!lvi1i?atlonf-because it is mended oh the membership drive" man meet with the highest stand- bury in 1935; Mr. • Plllsbury is a molre gpwn"wai dealgned with a Thebride was given-in-marriage- here that everyono gets his start. ough appreciation of the implica- ard of the'armed forces, vn : '. counsellor-at-law and master in Rev. Andrew S. Layman of James- recently launched. Mr. Fountain tions -inherent In the position oc- : burg and Rev. A. H. Manu* of sweetheart neckline, trimmed with by her • father. • Her white aatin v The home existed .long before the cupied. Capt. Crossman left New York chancery. .'••••. seed pearls, long sleeves and a' full- gown was designed with a yoke of:" church, and "society, the". church added that Shrewsbury post had Lakewood:' one ofl the finest Legion homes in It is desired to commend you February 10, 1941, as a private in Mr. Fillibury is borough attorney skirt which formed a court train. mafquiisette and a court train. Her . and the government can not exist most highly for the service render- of the borough of Atlantic High- The evening's program will be the county. ther Seventh regiment. After 17 opened with an organ prelude, by Her fingertip length -veil, which full length veil.was attached to a without It We must have religion ed and to have copies placed with months, having attained the lands, which office he has held the crown of orange blossoms, and she In our homes for a full rounded your 201 file and your next effic- Mrs. William DeVries. Miss •Mar- was edged in old lace, fell from a rank of sergeant, he was sent to past ten.years and prior to that garet White will" render a vocal coronet of satin and seed pearls, carried a bouquet of Easter lilies. lift." . ••.'••'• I Iency report. Officer Candidate school at Camp was borough recorder of • the bor- Mre. Frederick; B. Altemua ot The recommendation for the solo and the church choir wilt sing and she carried a bouquet of or- He stated that in years past, I Davis, North Carolina, where he ough of Atlantic Highlands. : chids and gardenias. Montclalr, the matron of honor, 90* per cent of ' the social ac- award, dated July 1, 1945, had the 1 a selection. Mrs. William Emmons was commissioned , and then sent to He was chairman of the War Ac- will serve as .pianist. There will XJiss Jenny Figaro of Red Bank wore an aqua colored gown of silk" tivities were- held in the home. To- following paragraphs: Florida as a member of the Air tivities committee of the Monmouth jersey and marquisette. She' had day, said Rev. Mr. Hayes,-with the During tho period from 15 No- be a reception following the ser- was maid of honor, and the brides- Force Searchlight division. • For County Bar association. He is a vice to which all friends are Invit- maids were Mies Catherine A. a matching headpiece, and carried ^ modern theater, the motion picture vember, 1944, to 1 March, 194D, two years he has been In the South director, of the Marine View Sav-i AtnerTcan beauty roses. Miss Ann and the automobile, our Interests Capt. Crossman as Assistant Anti- ed. • • Manuel, the bride's sister; Miss Pacific, serving in Australia, New ings and Loan association, is past The young minister :.holds thre Haggerty of Rahway, the bride- are taken out of the home . to a Aircraft Artillery Officer of that Guinea, Leyte, Mindlnoa, Luzon, president of the Atlantic Highlands Catherine GUanzldcs and Miss groom's «Later, was maid, of honor, commercialized amusement center newly formed Special Staff Section' degrees. They are bachelor of'the- Mary Grlllon of Red Bank and of this command performed his Okinawa and rumor has it he 1B Lions club and Was formerly a •and her cp^tume was rose, - worn' or club. ology irom the Bible Institute o M(ss Dorothy Ganley, the bride- duties In a very outstanding man- now in Japan. . \ member of the Atlantic Highlands Los Angeles, California; bachelo with a matching* net headpiece, "The coming generation,"- con- Harbor Control board. Mr. Pills- groom's sister,- of Eatontown.. and she too carried American of arts from Wheaton college, Illi- The maid of honor woro a paie cluded Mr. Hayes, "hag very little bury was a member of the Atlantic nois, and bachelor of divinity from beauty roses. Interest In the, homo.'It Is up to Highlands board of education for hlue'volle-molre, made with a bouf- .Capt. Gerrltt L. Ewing, U. 8. More County Men Nutswamp Estate Princeton Theological seminary.^ fant skirt, and worn with a match- you as mothers to see that they do, ! years, being president six years. The call to become the pastor' o: Army, of Arlington, Virginia, the beoause the young (people itmui Mr. Pillsbury is married to Mary ing bead dress Pink rosea. >and bride's brother, was best man. The the .church was extended at th blue snapdragons were iised'in her schools and colleges today, are dur Are Discharged . Plltabury "and lives a* Atlantic April congregational meeting am ushers were Frederick Altemus of leaders of tomorrow, and if they Ighlanda with his wife and three bouquet. The bridesmaids' wore Montclalr, James J. Courtney, Mad- WOB placed in the hands of the pas- similar gowns of blue, over pink 1 fe—do not have a good. Interest ln-thelf aughters, Joan, Mary Lou and tof-olect at the fall session of th ison, and Frank D. Tyrrell, U. 8. homes and home-life, -we will not EdwardAXuedkeJ luan. —. ... Presbytery held-Tucsday-at-Bu*- underskirts, and carried' bouquets Army of Long Island. have the tomorrow that we are all Week At Dix Lawrence A, Carton, Jr. Is allfe- llngton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ely Mil- of pink chrysanthemums and blue The bride's jnother chose a rose- looking forward" to." >ng resident of Mlddletown town- ler and Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Va snapdragons. beige dress with block accessories, Mrs.'Carroll brought out the fact I Locust Resident ship and Is presently a member of Keuren -were elected by the con- Vernon Ganley of Eatontown, and a corsage of pink roses. Honorably discharged.at the Fort the township committee.' He has wag best man fo? his brother. The - The--couple are on a wedding trip that "Youth Conservation' is the | S gregation aa_ their commissioners 7 Dix Separation center this week To Move In November- theme of the State Federation of j for~trre~Miaais.town to prosecute the call. imhers ~were~H6ward "McColSilck tb"Southern Pines, North Carolina, were the following Monmouth coun- and Herman Rlt2auof Red Bank; where the bridegroom is stationed, Women's clubs for the 1945-48 year,' ty men: , , township board of education for -and the local club has arranged a JOSEPH KOCH Td 17-Acre Place the past ten years. •Thomas, Norris, Eatontown, . and with the 13th A'irborniB division. Capt. Arnold F. Cree, 70 Elm Henry Koegler, Headden's Corner. For traveling, the bride wore an. program around thhv theme. The r Joseph Koch of Tower Hill ave- place, Red Bank; Capt. John D. Mr.XJarton received hla'discharge Miss. Ragan Engaged Mr. ancHMrs. Edward A. Lucdke froBi"the' U. S,-Army, Monday of Tha bride attended Red Bank ivory colored serge suit, with pea- —presidenp t also introduced-Mrs.' Ada . nue, who is ^sspeiated with the Dale,' Naveslnk River road, Mid- of Locust have purchased the 6111- cock, blue hat and'black accessor- Prudential Insurance company, was last week, September 17, exactly .high school, and has been employ- B. Nafew, an honorary club mem- dletdwn 4 lard^Fllmore Ross-country- estate ed at Fort JlbnmouthrThMia^ ies,~and a corsage of" American appointed by Commander Van- Hounlhan, lhJee"years afterThliTenHstment; ber, and a pioneer clubwoman of Riverside avenue, Red consisting of the . attractive resi- He was initially stationed at beauty roses. • -tie State Federation of Women's Brunt "as the new - service officer. Bank; Staff Sgf. Morris A. Blnaco, dence and 17 acres located in the groom has recently beeir-discharg- L ; He succeeds John K. Day, who has Camp Lee, Virginia, and thereafter ed from the army, after serving The bride was graduated from clubs. Wesfslde avenue, Red Bank; Lieut. Nutswamp section of Mjdaletown Red Bank high school, and attend- Mrs. Theresa McClntock of Long held- this office many years and Harold. Hartshorne, Little Silver; served in various posts and In var- more than seven months overseas, township from the present owner, ious capacities. At the time of his He attended Red Bank Cathollo ed Stephens, college at Columbia. Branch was guest soloist, accom- who resigned on his doctor's orders. Master Sgt. Alexander . P. Hagen, Mrs, Elizabeth Ross Johnson ,of Missouri, and was graduated frojn Mr. Koch will bB assisted by Al- Little Silver; Mai Sidney P. release from active' duty he held high school, and was employed at n—panted by Dorothy Oravatt Winter- Highland Park, New Jersey." the rank of major and was staff the Eatontown A ft-P store^when theNatlonal Park college in Mary. - etella -of Asbury Park. Mrs. Frank , bert Laehder. ,. Raymon. d Bbyd, Ar- Kodama, Sycamore, avenue, The main dwelling which was land. PFC Haggtrty was gradu- Sodcn Davld and officer In the headquarters of Gen. lie entered the service. Ganter and Mrs. Lyman C. Van- J """" ' • Jackson Shrewsbury; Lieut. Howard P. completed in 1942, includes all of Brchon . Somervell, commanding ated from the Army parachute Inwegen.'were luncheon. chairmen, | Me^rlll Beam. Voorhees, Asbury Park; PFC Leo the most recently developed fea- sch'ool at Fort Benning, Georgia, Shrewsbury post plans to eet up Scully, Keyport; Lieut. Jphn L. general of the Army Service ~ EMMONS—WALTERS ' assisted by Mrs. George Norman, " 1 tures in modern home construction. in April, 1944. Mrs. Myron V. Brown,. Mrs. Walter a service office In the home to as- Schanck , .Keyport; Master Sgt. Rooms on the first floor include an sist returning veterans In obtain- " Mr. Carton Is a graduate of Mld- Friday" evenfng at the Fair Ha- . BA RRETT—ATLEE McDougal, Mrs. Nelson K. Vander- WaTren H. Gerow, Eatontown; Pvt. entrance hall and sunken living dletown township high school. He ven Methodist church, Miss ,Myrtle beek and Mrs. Philip H. Walton.- ing everything due them under the, Alois Siefrlnger, Keansburg; Mas:, room with beamed ceilings) pine The wedding of Mre. Anna Bai* ' new" GI Bill "of Rights.. Mr. Koch received 'his K B. degree, magna Kmrnons became the bride of Cpl. rett- of Trenton, formerly of HlgiW Others present were Mrs. Cor- tor Sgt. Hurry J. Parker, Long panelled study, large dining room, cum laude from fhs University of Ja,mes Walters of Milwaukee, Wis- nelius Aller, Mrs. Hermann Asen- will arrange a schedule whereby Branch; PKC Paul" Ludlow,- Port pantry, kitchen and powder room./ landj, to Howard K. Atlee of Mem* there will be a service officer at the Notre Dame in 1B&) and his Bach- consin. The ceremony was per- orial parkway, Atlantic Highland*, dorf, Mrs. John Edson Adams, Mrs. Monmouth; EFC Paul K. Kirk, There are three master bedrooms, elor" ot Law degree from Harvard formed by the pastor, Rtiv. Edward Harvey C. Bartlett, Mrs. Grace i Legion home every flight in the Keyport; T/5 Joseph G. Dorl, Key- dressing room, trophy room, screen- son of the late Charles Atlee, took weeki • Stating that the American university In 1932, where he receiv- H. cloud. The bride li the daughter place Friday rifght at the .Atlantic Blddle, Mrs. Chester V. Bohenna, ! port;" Master Sgt. Rnlph G, Wall- ed porch and two tiled baths on the ed two scholarships for study of of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Em- Mra. Jesse N Beers, .Mrs, fiterbert i Legion is dedicated to service for ingi , WestWt KeansburgKb. "~" second floor, while three maids' Highlands Methodist church. Rtv. returning veterans, he said his law. mons fcf Locutt avenue, Fair Ha- Roy E. Williams; Jr., pastor, offlel" W, Denton, Mrs. "Frank J. Dlbben, Sgtg . John C. Russell, Long rooms and bath are on the third He served his clerkship with Ar- ven, Mrs. Charles R. English, Mrs. El- staff is going to do everything pos- floor. • ! ated. - sible to follow out .the Legion's Branch; Set. William.F. Goode.At- thur T. Vanderbilt, former presi- The bride was given in marriage - The couple were attended by Mn. bert D; Frlmpter, Mrs. C. A. Geat- lantlc Highlands; T/5 John O. Rid- Heat is supplied, by o|rculatlng dent of the American Bar associa- ty, Mrs.' Mart P. Haviland, Mrs. j pledge. ' • warm air from two oil burning fur- by her father. She wore a coral Louis Camp of Highlands, as ma- • Both Commander VanBrunt-and dle, Long Branch; Sfft. Mortimer tion at Newark, and was admitted rose suit, with black accessories tron of honor,; and E.'K. Atlee, Marcus Higglnbotham, Sr.; Mrs. F. »t Commands Smock called at- J. Moran, Long Branch; Staff^Sgt, naces, one furnace heating the first to the bar in 1932. He was associ- Pa floor and the other the upper and had a bouquet of white rotes. brother of the bridegroom. A re- A. Hlgglns, Mrs. Howard S. Hlg- ! tentlon to the membership drive Donald F. Browor, 17 East Bergen ated.with Mr." Vanderbilt in the MISS MARY RAGAN Hiss Lillian Crozier, the maid of ception was held at Cedar inn. glnson, Mrs. Clifford W. Humph- ; which !a on throughout tMs nation place, Red Bank; Flight Officer floors. Complete air cooling and practice of law for five years, dur- conditioning Is an integral "part of honor, was dressed in light blue, Highlands. The couple have re- ;; rsy, Mrs. CHaries K. Humrlchouse, and asked each-member present to Willinm Pcttigrew, Fair Haven; ing Twhleh time he had an extens- Victor P. Eagan 'of Memphli, with brown accessories and a cor- turned from a wedding trip and "^ Mrs. Phillip Lconffrd, Mrs. . Mary assist.. It was emphasized thnt Tdch. Sgt. Henry S. Russek, Fair the heating plants. -There is a ive experience In litigation, Tennessee, has. announced tho en- Haven; Staff Sgt. Charles Vogt four-car garage attached to the sage of yellow roses. William Na- are residing on Memorial- parkway. " Mallard, Mrs, Arthur Mayhew. flnembers of the armed forcb3 Btill Mr. Carton became a Counsellor- gagement of his daughter, Mary tion, U. S. Navy, of Earle, was best Mrs. Archie C. Mosby, Mrs. Fred In service are also eligible to join Matmvnn; Pvt. Robert L. Veth house by a breezeway and there'ls at-law and master in Chancery In •Virginia Ragan of the Molly Pit- l; East Keansburg; Staff.Sgt. Theo- a horse barn, In the rear. man. ' ^ J O. Newman, Mrs. Alex Pepln, Mrs. : the Legion and any^elativo of such 1B36. Prior to hitf entry into the cher hotel, to Thomas M. McCa The bride was gradated from >S Pierce N. Poole. . • v ja. man or woman can fill out the dore E. Rutherford, Keyport; PFC Attractive features of the house armed service, Mr.. Carton was a thy,."son of Mrsr-Eclith McCarth: Freehold Man Russell Walling, Bolford; . Lieut' Rumson high school- and "li em ' Mn».. R. C. Py^, Mrs, John H. ' application .blank. " ,. arc the large "picture" windows, member of the firm of Carton 4 of LIverpo'oTrEnfcland. Miss Ragai Marguerite E; Murray, Highlands. tho two covered flagstone piazzas Abramoff of Red Bank, which and Mr. McCarthy are both mem ployed at-the Naval Ammluifeon ,v*.egan, Mrs. Vern'on W.'Rose, Mrs. i Six .new members were admitted T/4 Curtis ' R. Bettls, Long depot at Earle, At the completion Killed ^Chester' Rogers,!-Mrs. John R. ! to the .post Monday,night. They and Jha second floor screened firm dissolved when both members bers of the hotel's personnel, are Branch; PFC Milton Garr, Long Js furlough, Cp p'.'Bmlth, Mrs.- Carl Schwcnkef, Sr.',' Joseph h. Breslin of Brown leeplng- pprch which overlooks the' entered the army. Mr. Cartpn re- native of M Branch; Sgt. Robert A. Liming, wooded terrace which rises abrupt- sides on Conover lane, Middletown i Bank I George Kearni Mts. Leslie D. Sely, Mrs. Kenneth i place, Albert Lsahder of Hance West Long.. Branch; 1st Lieut. R. Smith, Mrs. William Swope, ' road, and Kenneth R. Smith, Jr., ly some 80 feet from awift-flowlhg township. Ho is married to Cath- , George H. Diotz, '23 Wallace street, Porlcy Brook. Rolling fields, mea- a member of the staff ot James A. 45^ Victim - G. W. Steffen,, Mrs. James H. *on ol erine P. Carton and has two- sons, Drennan, managing director of the Smlln ft oi - whoCominnnder'Kennetm h Rod Hnnk; T/4 Edgar P. Alexan- dow and, woocHand stretch along Lawrence and Peter, KKPEGER—FABI.EY .Taylor, Mrs.-Henn- C. TWon, .Mrs '- " are.stlll inthc der, 130 Brnnch avcnUOjJLed Bank;. tho north bank of the brook form- Molly Pitcher. She was attached ifj. Daniel' Tuller! Mrs Thomas «er,ylc*, nnd .Bol SMpkln of Pros- Syerro • Sprenson attended Atlan- to the' staff of the .Hotel Robert E. Miss Wilma Krueger, daughter George Kearns, 45, ofBjbwne ect Sgt.' Dcmetrios G. Panaglotopoulos, ing a lovely setting for the house. tic Highlands, high school, Tri- avenue, .Freehold, died laStnight at '• [jVoorhls, Mrr. Cromwell -V/ateon P avenue,' Charles W. Mntch'os Asbury Park; PFC Willie M. Brown, Lee, Wlnston-Salem, Norths Caro- of Mr, and Mrs. William krueger of Rlvc1 J0 d an Frnnk!ln w The property Is part of the forqri- State university In Indiana and the. Monmouth Memorial hospital, from ' l;MM.' Philip" S. Walton Mrs. Ncli ' 5 f -, Asbury Park! PFC Clare Spaffprd, lina, where Mr. Drennan was man- of East. KeanBburg, and Robert Bail( of Rlver rotld who hnV(! r er' MIchlau. /arm which was pur- Law School of the University of injuries suffered when he wa» talker, Mrs. H. R. 'wollbacher • 'y ' ^ Keyport; PFC Russell E, Butler, agar before coming to Red Bank Farley,,, son of Mr. and Mn. Roy ce tly heo chased by Thomas' S. Field In 1899. Newark. He was admitted to "the struck by a_ traln'at 7:<0 p. m., at gjlrs. Abner tt-West, Mrs, Clinton ° ^ Hlschargfd. Keyport; F/O .Eugc.no E.. Masson, Mr. Field sold the farm to Mr. and last December. ' Farley of Keansbutg, were married Freehold. • _ ' One of greatest pictures to bar as an attorney In'1939 and a Mr, McCarthy, born.In Liverpool, Saturday at the Keansburg Metho- jH. Wilber, Sr., Mrs. ..Herbert E.. 1 MnnosquaniTst Lieut. Clarence R. Mfs, Ross four yeans ago, who built Counsellor-at-law and master In Mr..Kearns wns taken to the hos- j Williams, Sf., Mca. Georpe Ste • cowe out this wnr, that of -the Pell, Manasquun; »F/O Ropert. J. the present dwelling at that tlm.e. England, -went to sea at the age of dist church parsonage,'The attend- Chancery In 1942. Ho has been as- 15, and visited almost, every coun- ants were Miss Dorothy Budelman pital by the Frgehol4 ambulance. Riddle, Mananqu'tin; Cnpt.% Goorge Last year' the property was acqulr- coclated with" Snyder & Roberts, His, right arm had been cut off In J. MoCue and .Mls»es'-Loui CVCr wn-Jlmn, was prwentcd J. McDonnell, Froelioid; Cpl, Chm- c'dliy Mrs. EJIaabcth Ross Johnson. try in the world bofore settling in of Middletown township, and'Lliut ? l ,h itp I b and Snyder, Roberts & Pillebiiry New York city in 1?27» William Farley, who was graduat- the accident; and he died In the Preyu Flora Wlllguss, Ellen-' les Ball, Freehold; S/Sgt. Edward Mr, and' Mr.», .Luedke, who now since December, 1920, " hospital emergency room, the meetlnpcolore. d The picturaboue tIs 1beiiu8 , - J, Jpzionjkl, 'Freehold; Cpl, Sidney reside on Brown'* Dock road, -Lo- No datd hns been sot for the od- -In June from We»t point. A Mr. ..Sorenspn,£nils$e$1 Jn, the jfA 1 - H» !• survived by threa fllt«r«i. . a" Jn'clcaon, Freehold; 3/Sgt."• Her- cust,"" plan ~-W MoVif to' thelf ;n«w rdlnntr for" thr bridal parHy Wad 1 was given to thp post by Thomns S, Navy and served as a radar oper- MIBS Emma Kearns and Mrs. man N.'Helms, Kngllahtpwn; PFC ator on a destroyer escort. Ho re- held at,Jp«9ph's at West..Long- Tliofnas Potter, Sir of Freehold, and-- Irving Brown, editor and publisher Hans M. Nnrmiin. Engllshtown; 3/ Mrs, Luedke, the former'.'Molly" of .the. Rrd'. Bunk. Rngi.iter, ceived leg and back injuries in a Jersey Central. Public Branch. • • Mrs. James Foros^ of Ohio; arjd |Atlantic Highlands Sgt. Ralph W. Mitchell; Klboron; Child of Atlantic Highlands, Js a hurricane off the const of Iceland Upon' their return from a wed- two brothers,- James and Aloyslou* Thi! Arrnc Furniture! compnny Hvt, Stephon J, Kostak, MnUwri; well Hnpwrt, horsewoman haying -Men Die Of JPoispn HIBO pi^'.Hontfft! (he Vos^'wlth a lflfgc* and reoeived' an honorable modjoal Hearing Set Oct. 2 ' dhjg trip.', to TCeams Cf Freehold, He Is a vet- PFC ^•('|•non Dff Bow, Neptune; 1st ridden in many hone shows, oouple will, mi -Charles Miller, 65, and ThomRf '•'. hohor roll csnta'lnlnir the nnmes of discharge June.8, pf.tWa year, He A public homing In regard to the eran of Woi-ld War .one,- !.ElEM^B£tqMa_rJk Grove; 1st Lieut, Robert G. Young, k tiain»'whl6hwer9removetrot m lands,, died last Thursday «ternoon.J''lifi^Ptvpi«^rnoon.J l Ip 'World Wiii- II, bon and. Europea—n theater eam- urd&y .at 8 A* c^< Bt'hJv. hom,fi, ant},* 'Port 'Monmouth; •s./Sgt. Goorgo P. paign' ribbon. . '" "•""," .-•-•- — tho Jersey Central railroad ln,c'oitl- «m> high ichoql.' > I'.thjB. borough JallJrpiii thti «(fuct»"i '• w,i>rn Wend, nt'-the BaonVi>,.lnterTnlton; Cpl. Claronco pllanca wjth an .Qlllco of Dafahse 9 «. m,,at-8t. Rose,o£.Lima ohuroh, , *"fj4^d'ajrlrIaongt'Br»Tierr g pftny -No. a of .the 'Atlantic H[V of Snptornbcr,6, but'nP nddli Sapplo of KyptKeyport, , < becamame th« 1 Mirn nil MnTfl 1P 0 trali'tijivo. bosn^Addod. .to Koi-m'nti; • Biiiflloy Bcocbi Cpl. cm operated by Mrs, Marilyn Pbm- ij heiJw aaV ;,^fnflo.|i,,j,jj,jff PTCl, »«i, who later Imujd btlitel por- Tubinc, (lU'nnutlnn- enson Is married to HarrloUo pyor 0«y-'Central"llnajtlj : The-ODT rulod Alex Toelll, ion ot Mr, anandd- MM kite.' The funeifir'jf,.f Charier, . Mil; nl irr-tuicjituicj - nninnll worlrt tinvdjnr, will n,'Fiillon, Rumson,., nnd 'Biiini, willow drive; L|tUe Sllyor. Sorenson and has t,wo.,chlldro'n, a will Iinhreh R, Horn",' Eost the ourtalltrmnt oi pnssengCT trains' Alox Tortelll,, Br.,, of Ideall BeaohBaoh. ft of South street, wan held Sun-'lpii|>Kpeaki>| r tomrtnosv The accident occurred at the Brbad ion and,a daughter, ' ' to,, oxpodlts the transportation'! of MlaMl s LeL e FulginltF ! of Long *">»n(l burl*!' was ,ln 'Bay Vl»w j evening nt-n; mei'tlng In the l,oriK street and Bor^en place Intersoo- Prior to his enllitment In tho Organization Here freight. ' ••• Branch was th4 maid of honor and ;D«ollon to form a permanent or- pet«ry, Looimrdo,- afld rfervicoi I Kirfm h i'il> hull' jnnlltuiium un llon at 8:28 o'clock. ' ' \'_\_. '^ .Navy, Mr, Soronson Wai In charge ,Offlclnl« of scvor/tl munjolpall(l«f bdt 0i*AHOl Or Mr. WIlHon t,t'. Second nvenue, L'nlly. , wKHT HKA\HmlIUl 1TA " According to pol|co, Miss FaVreJl gatnicaftin was renohed at a m»«W on nu, -of making tho examination of title In tho county will uttoncl tho hoar- of Ndwark. Jntr Mondty night ft borough hall **k)k ; placl e MomlnMl y followed by . Ml'. TUIJIHH lum' uti veil m tthe nu- thi- Hist nuifilng th|« fall of. win travpllng north ' on Broad on tho property j noq'ulrod for tho Ing to request thnt tho former laqr- Mrs. Tortelll Is omployed afFort of tho advisory oqmmlttos of tht fl«l In MouM Ollvot pematory. tlonul ' tli(., y.MCACA' mrfhv street' \vhllropertles are asmpuwr deliver? wrrle*} •„ : ,^226, S located on the south side ot First -ftk|* V..TV- rnir WAT merchant, underwent a i —.* _ ingtoinn avenue and Hance road. atlon Monday in Between their two properties there im a vacant lot,' which has been an within a few dayL , , w eye tore for many years and which The last session At the local, de- belonged to the Reilly estate. fense, council' was/held last Thurs- The lot, wblch Is .(0*150 feet, has day at Homeete/d inn, ltd duties Bank 145 been purchased by M«. Mlnton and and interests covered all fields con- &&> nected with civilian defense and Mr. ,Ketcham tor $600 and they the council was complimented on have divided It so that they add an its splendid record. Present were additional 25-Mot frontage to their Harry N.' Stockton, Herbert B. respective holdings.* Meinert, James Shannon. Eugene MORTGAGES ' Mr. Xetcham ha* already begun O'Rourke, L. E. Parsons, John to replant the froiit hedge of Ms Braslle, Dr. Thomas C. McVey, New mortgage loans made or old , property te take In the full 75-foot Waldrpn P. Smith, Earl Cordova, mortgages refinanced Thomas Jennings, D. A. Caruso, l MrB.~John_flnudie and Mrs. M. V." Interest rates hom'4 /z% -to 5% Furlough Bowtell. ! -Take go'ug choice of borrowing from individual. James Posten, youngest son of " '" or institutional lenders ; ' ~~ Mr. and. Mrs. W. Harry Posten, ar- In England rlved home Monday after serving Optional payments—monthly, quarterly or seml-annnally fave to paint Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Williams of two years In the. army Jin: the Eur- Bassett place have received word opean-area.7 —-~ -• x___ .^i - BOYNTON & BOYNTON .' that their ion, PFC Stanley D. Wil- •" Joseph' Ryan, Jr. is home on' a- so often liams, who Is stationed at Stutt- furlough after serving with the 8 Drummond PlaceTHed BanK Phone 952 gart, Germany, with the' 100th di- Merchant Marines in the Pacific when you use vision, for, temporary occupation area. -..'.'.:..• duty,. is enjoying a three weeks' w Mr. and Mrs. A. Levlne' and fam- I" "g'»hd. He also spent ily have moved to; their winter some time Ig/Faris. home at Moiitclalr, • ' • " FFC Williams has been in the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jennings of 1 COMPLETE AUTO BODY AND European theater of war for the New York spent the week-end wjth LASTS LONGER past year, and served with the Mrs. T. W. Joy of Valley,drive. Third battalion, when- that group Mcs. Ann Broderlck ot East received a Presidential citation. Waahington avenue has leased her- FENDER REPAIRING, REFINISHING He wa« graduated from Red Bank house^^nd returned to her winter Plumbing high school and. was a senior at apartment 'in~NevirY5rk~cl(y; T7 Kensseiaer polytechnic institute Architect's drawings of the pro-extension of the building, toward tees', free and' clear of any lncum- Russel Phillips, son of Mr. an* Supply Co. when he entered the service, *" posed alterations to the Riverside the street will enlarge the present berance, Mcs..C. C. Phillips of Woodland club-room. The YMffA has rented. quarters park, has been "honorably dincharg- 169 W. FBONT STREET cessarv to make the at two different locations on West The Red. Bank Register la sup-Men's Christian association have •d from the U. S. Army., f BEP BANK. N* i. ported by local as well as olit-of- YMCA into a mor Bergen place' for- 11* Wartsi Lieut-and'Mrsr-A.. tf.-Coffeetf.fe avllavee ported oy local as we« as oui-m-, —/'• . > .. ing with adequate facilities for the branch and Is desirous how of town business men—Advertisement been-released. These plans for the use of'pur youth, returning service- leased a cottage in-Woodland park Hornberger & Sanford modernization of the 'YMCA's fa- planning to own ^a site and. begin and .will, occupy it October-1..' Mrs. men and the entire community will: to develop facilities that will make cilities are the result of nearly a be raised in a special Capital Im- Coffee, U the former Miss Marie. It possible to render the services Dillon. . '•- year of study and planning by. the provement Campaign for {40,000, needed in. tftat.community. v Monmouth and Pearl Streets Red Bank, N. J. Dr. A. Roscnthal, a captain in House and Grounds committee of which wtU start within the week, A special building fund c'oinmlt- •under the co-chairmanship of Mr. the U. Sj^Army, who is stationed Goldin's Men's Shop the YMCA, headed by J. Daniel. tee has been organized, tihe mem- In the West,.Is home on leave. Tuller and William A.' Miller. bers of which are " Frederick, B, Phone Red Bank 3259 Tuller. ''•••...•;• Members of the Presbyterian Theee proposed alterations and Phillpp and , Harry S. Rowland, * The plans call for the extension Eatontown; Frederick,J. Burghard, yoUng people's" fellowship will at- monies for new furnishings for the tend 'the youth rally' Saturday. at Clothing, 'Furnishings end of the front of tfi« YMCA- building Riverside avenue~building are estlr Edward H. Conway, ^dgat V. De- and the creation of a colonial por- mated at *27,500. Included in this nise, William A. Miller and Harry Madison Square Garden, New York. tico. This extension will make pos- campaign Is (12,500 to be. used for C. P. Worderi, Fair Haven; Chester , A food sale,, sponsored by.the ' Sportswear sible on the first • floor, a new the purchase of a new site for theApy, Frederick L. Ayers, William Methodtot -Woman.'a Society of lounge and .reading room, a new Westside branch of the Red Bank J. Bradley, Donald E, Lawes nnd Christian Service will be held Sat- urday morning: In front 6f the thea- kitchenette for refreshrnent and- YMCAiTvhiclrlSTipw loeMed atv14l Theodore-D. Parsons;dblttle .Silvers 5 Broad St., at Mechanic St. Red Bank meal service and new offices lor. West Bergen .place, j-nd^Jhejiegln; George M. Bodman,' Mra. James R. ter for-the-benefit, of. the-sanctuaryi. the YMCA staff. ning of a refurnishing fund for the(Jlarke, CrHrCuBBagB^Threodore Jr crusade. Westslde branch, which will make Labrecque, Samuel Rlkey, Jr. and In the. basefii'ent, the club room JlO-Ceftter avjnue,"are parents of now occupied by the 'Teen Canteen it adequate and attractive for young J. Daniel Tuller, ^Middletown town- and old in the Weetside community. ship; Monroe Eisner, Robert Eis- a daughter born Tuesday In Mon- will he enlarged and a new shower mouth Memorial hospital. >RESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RUMSON and locker room for women and ner, Charles R. English, Charles B. The YMCA In Red Bank has been Gallagher, Joseph C. Irwln, Dr. Hirer Road At Park Avenue girls will be installed. Also in the organized more than 40 consecutive James W. Parker, Lester R. Ross, basement, the shower and locker years, during which time It has oc- Mrs. Walter A. Rullman jand Mrs. Sunday Morning at 11:00 room in the rear of the building, cupied quarters on Monmouth Herman O. Wiley, Red Bank; Clem- East Keansburg used by meft and boys will be mod- street, at 1 Branch avenue aijd the" ent L, Despard and James S. Park- „• Sennonj ernized and refurnished. present' quarters at 40 Riverside •(7ha Bed Bank Register can be bough* avenue, were purchased In 1939 and ea, Rumsorii and Edwin' R. Conover Ih £&st Keansburg at Edwin Herrmann'! ""Ancient Faiths In • Modern Oh the second floor, four new and G. Harold.Neviua, Shrewsbury. club rooms will be,provided and the are owned by the Board of Trus- Tech. Sgt "Oliver I* Holland ar- " World." rived in this country' from over- ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER seas last week. | charge, of Rev. Conklln, WIHard. Miss Grace Casey is returning to CHABLES F. GOT8CHALK Oceanport Clark and George S. Kinkade. Cubs Victory Garden Bellevue hospital, New York city;! receiving awards were Robert Hau- after spending several days with AMPLE PARKING SPACE (Th« Ked Btok B«ilfUr c»n,be fought In Oceanport «t Mn. Ctrlo MBI«» I. man, Billy Gaul and John Prothero, Produce Shown her parents, Mr. and. Mrs, Homer ILLIAM CALVIN COLBY Cheiter Kiddle^ »nd E. W. Worthley'») wolf badg'es and certificates; Roger Casey. ••'"'"." Visitors Cordially- Invited An exhibit of fruits and vege- MINISTER The Women's Society of Chris- Clark, bear merit badge and Ar-, Staff Sgt Randolph Ginnan of thur Crochet a lion merit badge tables . raised this summer in the tldn - Service of the Methodist victory gardens of th.e pupils.of'the New Brunswick, brother of Mrs. church will hold a rummage sale and a certificate, Dens one andLlncroft echool wer^ exhibited William Vltelle; was honorably dis- Saturday morning at-10 o'clock at two were awared. high honors, "for ^Tuesday,- The exhibits were Judg- charged from the army last week. Union hose company fire house on their display of an Indian village^ •eoTBy Miss' Graesr Kollerr supervis- , Mrs. Thomas Howe gave a sur- Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. Mrs. Including many exhibits of Indian or of art in Middletown. township prise party in Tiohwrof ~het—nephew RADIO SERVICE Charles R. Walling is chairman. handcraft made by Cubs. Members PFC George Molyneux, Saturday schools. • The^same society will-bold a coy> _of den one, two and thre'e gave a evening at her home. The cottage skit on' peace around a campflre The following awards were made. DEPENDABLE - GUARANTEED ered dishJupper Tuesday, October the beat arrangement of flowers was decorated for the occasion. 9, In the Church hall. scene, In keeping with the Cub pro- first prize, Catherine Foreman, and About 25 guests were present. i Mrs. J. W. Vaughan/Mrs, George gram -for this months -Indian lore. second prize, William Langworthy; Mr. and Mrs. James Carlln of: When your Radio goet bad S. Kinkade, Mrs. Walter H. Grills, J2ev.> Mr. Conklln reported that greatest variety of vegetables, first Newark visited Mr. and MwrFre.d- These GoW Cross styles 'HIM.was cleared at a card party Mrs. N.-Fritsche and Mrs^Willian^ prize, .George and Joy Ciejka, sec- erlck Carlin over the "week-end; | are coupon-free CALL REDTBANK 336? Fennelly attended the schooled? in- last month.- Mrs.-JVallace Mac- i>nd prizev Paul^Morris; most per- Mrs. Caroline Beck has received ' struction meeting last week at Wil- Gregor and Mrs. George S. kinkade fect vegetableaT^fifst prize, Thomas' word that her son, Leon Beck, who low street school. Fair Haven. were chairmen. Fall round-up will Breckenridge, and second prize, is~wtth tKeTTrSrArmyris expected 1 also have . be the theme for the October meet- Rose Marie Braun. _ to arrive home this week on fur- i Staff Sgt. William R. Hamilton ing to be held Friday, October 5, lough. . I tadio Batteries - Victrola Records - Accessories and Mrs. Hamilton . and Mr. andat the.Methodist church hall, and Mr, and Mrs. John Bruce and j Mrs. George S. Kinkade were re- the public la invited. Prizes will be children of Brooklyn are spending i cent visitors at Atlantic-City. , given to "the'Cub. dens bringing in Officers Installed a week at their summer home on ' • Merit badges and<' certificates the most new members. Tho three Testimonial For Alberta avenue. .; s . j were awarded to outstanding Cubs Cub packs now have 21 registered Christopher Hansen is taking a' J.H MOUNT CO of Oceanport Boy • Scout pack by members. •' . Officers of Braxton Merritt unit two weeks" vacation to spend the! (4 BROAD STREET RED BANK Rev. Rowland Conklln at a meet- auxiliary No. 275", American Legion, time with his son, Blmer Hansen, | Ing last Thursday, at Portaupeck were installed Monday night at the who was recently discharged from , fire -house. The program wjas in Westslde YMCA building, Red : Two ^Members Added the army., q ' j Bank, by the county presidant.Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lusby of Effle Lelsh of Bolir.ar. She wasBrooklyn a"fe spending a week with To Bible Class assisted by Mra^ Ann Rlriear of Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gotsihalk Keyport. Mrs. Flora Webster' '.a Pvt. Charles Mayer,' who has- the new president of the auxiliary. been home on furlough, will return were welcomed as new members n* mm. INTRODLICING "LUiei" when the Married Couples Bible At the same gathering officers of ta Fort Dix Thursday. . class of the First Methodist church the post were installed by County Mrs. Helen Kurshman spent ,met Tuesday evening In Fellowship Commander Ross Fountain, who Monday at Bloomfleld. hall. A program of musical enter- s' assisted by County Service Of- Mrs. Margaret Corbley was" the Come iii today.. Get yours while our limited supply tatH. New Chef du Cuisine of Molly Pitcher Hotel tainment was rendered by Mr. Got- ficer Arthur McFarlane.^Vice Gom- winner of-a black corde bag which schalk.... " mander Homer Madison and Vin-was disposed of on the co-operative cent Moyes, adjutant of Monmouth Others attending were Rev. and plan by the 'Daughters of Scotia ALBERT S. MILLER SHOE CO. county. Monday, evening. • Mrs; Roger J. Squire, Mr. and Mrs. 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK Harold Otten, Mr. and Mrs. Roger SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Wymbs, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wells, Add a little marjoram or dried The Red Bank Register is sup- > Copyrighted Mrs. Frances Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. mint to chopped spinach for added ported by local as well as out-of- DINNER FROM 12 to 9 P. M. R. W. Legge, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- flavor, . • town business men—Advertisement las Jernlamon, Mr. and Mrs.'Fred : FHok, Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin Rl- cnael, Mr. and Mrs. John Pohl, Jr., . .. MENU . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frake, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolcott, Mrs. Dor- SPECIAL COCKTAIL SUGGESTIONS othy McCoach. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford, Mr. Rob Roy ,50 - and Mrs. Everett C. Baynton, War- Martini .40 "^> . Manhattan .40 ren Carhart, Mr. and Mrs, W. D. WALLING'S Bradley, Fred Bucherer( Mr..and ••I .. . Domestic Wines. Assorted .30 Mrs. William Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. PHONE KEANSBURG 42 H. J. Coddington, Mr. and Mrs. G. BELFpRD, N, J. L. LcVett, Mr. jind Mrs. J.' L. Turk- DINNER Ington, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Addis and "Mr. and Mrs. C. Vt. Woodward, Our re-opening Monday was a phenomenal success and we wish to Choiceof Guests at the meeting were Mr. Sea Food Cocktail Honey Dew Melow and Mrs. George Glarrow and Mrs. express our thanks for the generous response received from bur Tracey K. Jones, Jr. : • announcement in last week's issue of the Register. The seven hills Upon. Which Home "^ Consomme-With Nopdleiv •..•._. Cream St. Germaine was first built are the Capltoline, s Palatine, Ayentine, Qulrinal, Vimi- While our stocks are somewhat depleted in certain lines, we have nsl, Bsqulllne and Caellus. ,;.. - /• ...-••-.•** • •• ENTREE,:; '•*-,* * >:\ • - £/ V Pffnaiid the following gettuine prewar itetnsx.1 "71 Whole Boiled Maine Lobster, Russian Dtesiing... „.„.....,.„ 42.S MEN'S & CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS LADIES'RUBBERS toRott^irloJir^^e(^aiK=1%H^^ HEADLIGHT WORK CLOTHING .. Brea«t of ,Chicfc^;,,SawUZwitli.Han^^^.,.^,.(,m.,,.,>.t. FIRESTONE BOOTS:' r' -ErWED^ZIPPER JACKETS Baked Ham, Madera Sauce...... ;...... •;...... „.'.. SHIRTS IN MEN'S WORk RUBBERS ' SOCKS • Soft Shell Crabs, Saute Meniere...... ;....:...:....,. ..; 1;6S BE MEN'S DRESS RUBBERS nddonothlnif nlnsrreausi t*aae four. BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,1946 ttouth *v*n« M*» ytxmi* ft mis* Belford daughter ten Jtatuvtay »t lion- JEatontown ti UK mouth. M*3TiyEHwi| jiwipltUjsL city- Sa.BeMord from 'fti mw'i, .Ahtm>. boshw' itm*)r it fter nnUw «W«y : u&it furlough with W» mother, Mrr, Mn Alfred Klehu supper to be held in the §00141 ball Lydia VanPelt, o< L«wU itrMt.' f 1 Think Of Wext Summer. today for, Ocean City-to attend _, Of 8t,Dorotli«»'s chUrdh on •' data Mrs. Dorothy 3, J?ay)s1 topk her Uquld, New Jeftey' Methodist "conference to be announced. - ••-'s^£ii-::-''->four-year-pld nephew,'Robert Stev- btcon»-oll-w«oHi»i proitcnon n tomblnf d in 0 >lngl> anil ii> wtleh wljl-be' held In the Flrrt t'Vst.yand i-itCr*. Olyfle rHay«l *f •ni, Jr., to New York city Tuesday OLSON 3-in-l COMBINATION' Methodist ohuroh of that city." . A glee club he* bun organized South street ar« spending a. weeK's to see some sights of interest to - rm. Insulating Wlndowt. Weothentrip> opdStreen* . Tba WSCS will hold a covered In Utitla Silver school by Mrs. Gale vacation in N#w York state, children. JUtonjk U on a-yU)t with dish luncheon In the church "annex ajld Mrs. Conover. Children from Mr, and Mrs. George Winning of his uncle and aunt from Wrights- COMFORT PLUS 30% FUEL SAVINCS Wednesday, October 8 at 1 o'clock. the fifth, sixth; seventh and eighth Tin^on aye'nue and, Mr. and Mrs.town, Pennsylvania, •Mrs'. Sadie Lehman and sons grades met Tuesday afternoon in Kenneth' VanBrunt of Broad street Mn. Lydla O'Keefe and ion ot ' Oncdollai docv the work ofthrcifin thetr tcpaotti. Billy and Chauncey and Mri; LU the first ctssipn and much interest ATLMI i.Ctl e»lil» inmllfU *initi.»nd-jummci windowi have returned from a week's vaca- Avon spent Sunday with Mrs. Edith Watson spent the week-end with. was shown. tion spent at Buck BUI Falls, Penn- Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. CarlGoodbranj on of Donald Robinson was elected CHANQ1D tnm tCHIN it »ior»(tf prbblcn . ~ HlHarold Otten and VyiliamrMeyirH flrsVilButenant~andrAnns~Qregoryr Sift. Prank V. Dangler, son of Mr. Throckmorton of Lony Branch LYNN- attended the YMCA convention at •econd lieutenant. Members of Pa- and Mrs. Lepnard Dangler of who was active in. to'dge^ circles and ENTIRIiASH iAiilvTiMOV|j>antf WASHED . Camp Ockanickon, Medford, over South street, if home on a 80«day a ffirmer stiite councilor. , :_> (row wsidf ihr housr no ladders nrcesssn- t|0l Tare" Margaref Barnard, Mary- th£-week-endth£wekend'. .;.•; . Ellen Campbell, Virginia Rea, Har- furlough. He recently arrived from Mrs. Louella Rush, Mrs. MeU SEALED A0AINS1 SNOW RAIN. PUS! ond INSECTS tedward Salmon, son of Mr. and old Ruddy and Roy: Dayrali, Ttnafof overseas. Reed, Mrs. Charlene Hartley and Mr». Vernon Salmon, celebrated his Patrol 2 are James.Alberts, Caro- Mrs.- Barbara Zophle of North Mrs. Carrie Schick celebrated Wrth- \ • Protect rhildren ijciinsr dnjfntlhd. infection "CAPTAitT seventh birthday Wednesday after- MISS ELLEN GAUOHRAN lyn Wolcott, Anne Gregory, Atirie" Bergen and daughters, Misses Em. days at the Pollyanns and birthday noon.^- Those,present at his birth- Terrm o»/rrf/e o» S5 per monlh Moreau Jansky, Barbara Lippln- ma and Elsie, were week-end guests party held Monday'night by the day Party Included Jennie Krohn, ; Mr. M litsU ait utlmili ilHmt •lllutlw Mr, .and Mrs, .Ford Bramhall son of Mr. and Mi's. George Boyce Wednesday of each month; kept up a friendship since girlhood. party October 15, a 'Halloween BARBARA ST/ have returned to Cambridge, Ohio', of Belmord. No date has been set Mrs. Conover'a claaa received the Among those attending the East- party October 22 and a Pollyanna K.B.W.9 after spending a few days with for the wedding;. The bride-elect lla for stamp 'sales aggregating ern Star convention at Ocean Grove October 20. DENNIS Mrs. Laura Lingo. attended Dickinson high'school in $22.95 and Mrs. King's group was from Eatbntown chapter were Mra. A regular meeting of Mayor and William Meyer is on t, two week Jersey City, and Mr. Boyce attend- awarded the banner for the high Catherine Smith, worthy matron; council will b» held tomorrow night' LSON vacation from bis position with, the ed Mlddletowa township high average of 88 per cent. The jtptal' Mrs, Cora Caffyn,. junior pjMtJnat- Tournament games ar» being COMPANY, INC. Metropolitan' Insurance company. ' school. . V >•,--. ,' amount of . money • invested In ron, and. Mrs. fclaie Beihsrest, a rolled Tuesday, , Wednesday and liOt flBI MI., AJIUIY f»IK. N, I. 'Mrs. E. Slgg and. Infant soq have stamps th4a week, was {102.05. grand officer. ' . Thursday nights on the Recreation ptwtttttw min'sbuttytvr i-hi'l Omiimmlin returned home from Montnouth. • ••''••' ' .'' :;f, Mrs. Floyd King, sixth grade • - Barbara Hathaway has been alleys on Broad street. Wtndaw. Memorial hospital. . : teacher, has organized—the Little spending a week with her' grand- Atlantic Township" Sliver Art club which Includes pur mother, Mrs. Carrie Schick, • CHRISTMAS Mrs, Harold Woodward,_ Jr.,'and plU> of the sixth, seventh and eighth Boys can make pocket money by Mm'- Otto Kif iff 1 Mrs. Earl Hathaway and Mrssellin. g the Register-Advertisement returned home from : JUvervlew returned to their home in North 'rades. The first eesslun was held Stale- Bergen aiter having spent a month this afternoon and was WQU attend- hosp.ital. • . ' . ' •' • ed. /...-••..'."••• V- . Mrs James Glendennlng. and in- a their . eurnmer-home. Sunday fant daughter Maureen Kathleen their daughter, Ertna and husband Chester Apy of Little Silver, pae->| !'Wednesday arrived . from Norfolk, Virginia. tor of the Adventist church, Eaton- have returned to their, home on town, will preach Sunday morning Main street.. He has been discharged from the FREDERIC MARCH Navy,. ', , • ... ' .. . in Embury Methodist church in the BETTY FIELD John' P. Euler is spending sev- absence of Rev. Dr.' F. A. DeMaris, eral days at Tampa, Florida, oh Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trimmer -IN- visited relatives at Hackettatowir who Is attending the annual confer- We have government business. Sunday. . ence at Ocean City, The. evening "Tomorrow the World" i Russell Walling has been dls- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richens and service'Will be omitted. —ALSO- oharged from the army and is now family drove to Suribury, Pennsyl- Mrs. Thresa Ryser is a surgical JANE FKAZEB associated with his brother, Luther vania, over the week-end, to. visit patient •atRlvervlew hospital. JIMMY LLOYD Walling in Waiting's store on Main relatives. '• . St. John'B church school will open street. Mr, and Mrs, Harold-Gunther vis- for its fall season of instruction "Ten Cents •.Dance" Mrs, Anderson" Grimes • is spend- ted relatives .over the .w.eek-end on Sunday, October T, at 10 o!clo

ASSN. In Ts«hnlcolor . . ' Red Batik 330 < 10'D.uaJ Slieet ' 8P0ABX - Lxmm ink RED, BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,1945 Five. at. Strpllo Local Boyg New York, whert Mr./MUler U, at- tending a> coal -dealer/ convention. 'htUv the' convention is over .-Mr.. Gran4 Jury Foreman l Pacific til and Jire. Miller, wljl spend the rest of their vacation/VJsl'tlnr'Ca; pranehf-aiS"BX«outlve. j}f .the. New ilk'About Red 'Miss Evelyn T~. 'Ignejr 1« til at the York k Long Branch.' railroad,, waa s borne of her 1 ;er, Mrs. Louis Des- appointep d foremaf n of 'the Septemp - A1U Night preaux. ber term grand'jurd y byy Supreme Mrs. f Ixutgam of New Court Justice JosepJ h B, -Perskie at pXJUd York city V week-end guest of Freehold Tuesday morning. In the Pacific. Mra. 'enton at the home, or Justice Perekle said he had' con- i/e, U. 3. Ndvy, ', Mm. Ada Woodward. ferred with Prosecutor J. Victor ... _ ,- . parent*, Mr. and 'eUa-vlaltod Mr. and Mrs. Carton and Sheriff .Jlorrts J. Wood- advantage . Mew Oordon, 19-Prospect aVe- !aurer of Allentown, Penn- ring and had been advised there onfll rahiti, ,'tiiat he recently spent an eve- Mrs. Welle has been was nothing of particular, iafportp - quolity jrrtrtth Pat D'Aloia, seaman sec- spending the week .there while tak- ance to calll tot theJ Jury's attention. cloas,,son of Mr, an.d Mra. Jo- ing in the Allentown fair. MM. i D'Aloja pf Bridge avenue. Welle returned home with her hus- band Sunday. River Plaza Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Aumaek — were .tendered a party recently at Mr.' and Mrs. Frederick Beckley s p of: Avenel were the, guests of Mr. El Rancho inn, near. ip and •Mrs7~3'ahn—Patrick* Sunday. celebrating .their 25th tweddlng_an- Is a sister of Mrs; nlversary. Guests \tere ^present Patriclt; . .;•..' from Matawan, Red Book and Mld- dletawn ^ownshlp. The "500" club met at the home Miss Caroline Donate, employed of Mrs. Edward Scattergood -on at the road stand of Arthur Soden, Applegate street Luscious, meaty. la confined to her home with ill- Mrs. Rusael Clark-was high scorer. 1 Edward Polhemus prune; are now at their peak ne'ss. ,.- ' "'* 1 M BarneB y McCaffery spent the his duties with the Jersey .Central of goodness. Buy several week-end wlth"\ljeir. husband at Power and Light Co, after enjoying. Aberdeen, Maryland, where he la a ttw o weeka' vacation. Mrs. Ed- stationed'., '••..-•• ward Pothemus and daughteg r Dennis Meade, who has been en- Sheron vistted^her Bister, Mrs. D, Joying a two weeks' vacation, has Hancock of'Asbury Park. Tender California returned'to his duties on. the Has- Mrs. Donald Hartley and her son Lima Beans 29 B©©t©tS FreshJender Bunch 5 Douglas, of Bethlehem, Pennsyl- FFreshh , ttended r foncylimosf li . Full of flavor. l • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bailey and Fred vania/ spent several days recently Colorful red beets add flavor to'your menu. C.-G.raham,_Jr.Lflf _New .York city _w_ith,_hej' aUnt,_ Mrs. Elwood Searlefi were week-end guests of' Mr. and of Orchard "drive." Mrs; Joseph Gar rots Mrs. ThomasJFinnr • Conway of Allentown, Pennsylvan- >ppers S, I"*.! The Sew and So club met last Sweet Potatoes »>• 8' ia, la visiting her elster, Mrs. : Serve delicious stuffed peppers for a change. ' , Candied golden sweet, potatoes hit tht spot. week at the home of Mrs. Victor Elwood Searles. • Bunch was completed for Monmouth •Mr. aud Mia. Fie "ARTHUR CORDON, SM 3/C Memorial hospital. Present were York citi y are the guests bf Mr. ^Gordon told his parents he found Mre. Eddie Meisler, Mrs. Serena and Mrs.' Max Fiess of Carpenter Tops in tenderness an3 fldvorf tut that D'Aloia was on. the Fll- Havcn^,. Mrs. Marshall Smith, Mrs. street. ' ••••'.' Crisp,jtender foncy bunches.'". A treat!. Sweet as honey. Every melon goes a long woy. noro so he sent a tpeseage- asking Peter Grand.inettl, Mrs. Thomas The River Plaza Women's club m crzzzzzxzx: lim to visit hie ship, "tie came Simmons, Mrs. Charles Scott, Mrs. will meet Thursday evening, Oc» Own to my sack and woke me up,".Chris Jaeger, Miss Margaret Sal- tober -4r at the home of Mrs. Harry. lordon writes, "and you can imag- mon, Mrs. Angle Ward, Mrs. Frank Chamberlain at Middletown, FancyFreslT Kiiied "Grade A ri» how surprised 1 was. We had Hirst, Mrs.. Martin MeGulra• •- and • Mrs. Rose Kenworgh of Koselle [Inner together on my ship and Mre. Fred Bremyer. spent ' the week-end with her fie stood watch with me all night Mr. and' Me?." Denn!i"Xfeade and mother, Mrs. Carrie Cbok of ftosr Broilers — Fryers — Roasters nrhUe we talked about good old daughter Mary of Chapel Hill road ter street. Chic Red Bank." ' ... ; -recently returned from a ten-day All top-quality 'GRADE A"—not tf grade B in the lot. All guaranteed meaty, tender, exceptionally delicious. Serve chicken thlt week-end! stay at Portsmouth, Virginia. Their • Mr> and Mrs. Francis Vogel of '..Nineteen-year-old Gordon is a daughter, Miss Doris Meade, for- Elizabeth spent the week-end with fraduate of Red Bank high BQhopl. merly employed at the "Mutual-food his mother, .Mrs. Mas Vogel, at the Grade A All Sizes HejBnltstcd When he was 17. Hlfl _jie__at_Red Bank, ia at Ports- home" of •Mrs/'Jamea Taylor. BEEF Slip waaTThe rjrSrvSS!iSl"-to--open- —Patricia-Anne-and Judith _Gai| Bre on Jap aircraft* in the June in- mouth and hoj~laken a pogltloTt~at office work. Mr. and Mrs. Meade; Patrick, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. vasion of Bruftal bay in. Borneo. and Mr. and Mrs. John Homan of John- S. Patrick of Carpenter street Red Bank spent Sunday at Atlant- celebrated their. birthdays at a ic City. • party given Saturday at their 10" Cut Riverside Heights Capt. and Mrs.. William' Fix of home. Patty was six years. old t Pdnh p.r U Conover place entertained at an Sunday* and Judy was three Sat- Rib Roast Mrs. Helena Simpson of He'ad- outdoor dinner Sunday. urday. The table was decorated SOUAH CUI LAMB Un'g Corner la a medical patient PH. Arthur C. Scott, son of Mr: and with pink and white streamers, ft U>. tlverview hospital, Mrw. Charles Scott, left for the and £ large birthday cafte adorn- Round Tip Rpasf ^ gfilobert Olsen, son of Mr. and armed forces yesterday. ,ed the center of the table. Games Shoulder of Lamb iirt. Frank Olien. former residents and refreshments were enjoyed, Pta. S Pit. rf Conover place, now living on the and favors given to all. Attending tb. Loin Chops p.rlb. flailet-Holmdel road, 'who enlisted Lincroft were Mary Jane Hassell, Barbara Porterhouse Steak - In the U. S. Navy before his 18th and Ellen Davis, Jacqueline and jlrthday, informs hl« parents that (Th« R*d Bank Register can b« bouffht Pehta »•:!• on Okinawa. In Llncrofl from Charln Toop) Dlanne Tetsell, Marion and Billy Rib Lamb Chops Staff Sgt. George Everham has Lieut James H. | Callahane and Firth, Judy and Charles Serbe, Sirloin Steak »-'»>' irrlved home after two^years over- Mrs. Callahane are spending a few Wade Turnock, James Willi, Bobby leaa and [i at the home of his weeks at Asheville. North Carolina. Endlich, Paul Fox, Mrs. Gilbert • Polnh Shoulder Chops;. nother at Headden's Corner for a James Callahane, Jr. and Carol Cal- Sefbe, Mrs. James Wilii, Mrs. per Ib. 15-day furlough. . ^ lahane, are Visiting relatives in Janies Turnock, Mrs. Roy Teetsell' Round Steak and Mrs. Saunler. Stewing Lamb Mrs., Harry Chamberlain will be Chatham, while their parents are reneral chalrmnn of a desaert- away. A family gathering was held over 1 -Point ptt Ib. ||j HbTi^fHlri 1will^bh1d-»fonday _jGepri»e Richdgle Is confined to hla the week-end at the home of Mr. Plate Beef Legs of Lamb home with illness. Vr», .Tnhn >ctober 22, at her home on Tindall street. Mr. and Mrs. William Dar- oad, by the Midaietriwti auxiliary Miss Geraldlne Baibcock spent the •-•t-wAh-p»r-lfc--r-|b; >f Riverview hospital, Committee week-end with her mother at Wood- gln and children Billy and Margo Iresh. Jdes will Include .Mrs. Howard W. bury, Long Island. of Newark, Capt. and Mrs. Francis H^nrrbirrger Roberts, Mrs. Walter Richmond A "surprise birthday, party was McClain.of Washington, D.,C, and riCU FILLET OF HADDOCK ind Mrs. Edward H. Scattergood. given Saturday for Charles . Toop. Warrant Officer and Mrs. John Mc- Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Clain, :Jr., and children Jack and BOLOGNA: -^ ^33c SCRAPPLE •efreshmehts; and Mrs. J. B. Van- Jeffrey of Morristown, attended. null SLICED COD PORGIES Vagenen and Mrs. Lawrence Scott, Frank Toop, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. 7 Polnlt George Toop, Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Dargin, Capt. McCIaln arid LIVERWURST ^ ib.39c England LOAF p.r Ib. iriies,•. Plans were'made when the Warrant Officer McClaln are chil- ib.55c FLOUNDERS WHITINGS rroup met with the president, Mrs. Toop, Mr. and Mrs, GcOrge Ciejka, E32ZZZZXZZ3 EXE EZS 33X3 Icott, at the home of Mre. Cham- Mrs. Charles Toop, William. Susan dren of * Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- wrlaln. Election ,and Installation and Elizabeth Toop and Coleman Clain. if offtcens will take place at the Richdale of Lincroft; Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Heniy Dusenberry'of Man- Green Giant; <&CO"heat-flo" lejst meetlnf, October, ]5. About Herbert W. Hill, Red Bank; Mr. ning street has returned home after 00 compresses were folded during and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, Eaton- having, spent a week's vacation l-lb. he afternoon. Present were Mrs. town; Mr. and Mrs. Edward HertK witn her daughter, Mrs. Russell -. Peas ib. lage iwrence. Scott,.. Mrs. George T. ert, ifatawan and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, at her home at. Doven," jlnton, Mrs, Philip Leonard, Mrs. Peter Weeden, Engllshtown. Connecticut.- •.-.—-- .'••' supreme bag 24c & Trances Grossinger, Mrs. John M. - John Johnson is confined to his Capt Hans A. Kessler of Carpen- .Every'.bean perfectly roasted by flowing heat, giving you Vest, Mrs. James H. Taylor. Mrs. home with Illness. ter street has returned home after '^ 18c toe Vogel, Mrs. J. B. VanWage- Capt. George Steinbach and Mrs. having spent 20 months pverseas. New Improved "sealed In" fuller, finer flavor. Save labels forgifts!' J Mrs. H. R. WellbacheWllbh r amT steinbach and their daughter Sarah Capt. Kesslei' enlisted in the 112th No Oa Save 10c .t*tg- Coffee ^'."J^ &?. Wrieatena *^ 22f gh. Edward H. Scattcrgood. spent part of last week with rela- Field Artillery many years ago at Del Monte Peas «* The Middletown .village social tives- at Bergenflcld; • the Red Bank armory. lub ,will hold a game social in the Mrs. J.-.E. McCloskey of Brook- Field Artillery was called to duty. Farmdale Peas **:„* 13< Baker's Cocoa •« ACME COFFEE £ oorns of Middletown council, Jr. dale farm Is visiting rSlatfves at In February, 1941, ai}d Capt Kes- No ASCO'Orangt Pikoi ), IT. A. M., Ellert hall, King's Oakland, California. . ilghway, tomorrow evening at S:30 sler reported to Fort Bragg, Hurlpck Peas «MMk Lemon Juice Mrs. Willtam Bal Is visiting rel- Later, he was sent to M ['clock. atives at 'Chicago. Oklahoma, where his 1 TEA :*£\U S 1 Henry McLean, one of Llic ldigest Large Pork"& Beans %nM Prune Juice Tire-~ 20-oz. loaf ld DOl£ .pple'growers In Monmouth county. Lincroft "chapel will meet Thurs- Asparagus Nir.a'3k N about completed the picking of day of next week at the home of son of Henry Kesslen of West havt discovtred the Merer for bread Ilk* V-8 Cocktail Pineapple Juice L* lit 1945 crop. Mr. McLean has 1 urlotk Brand Mrs. John-Mauser. .... Front street, River Plaza, and was . mother used to bale*. Stays fruh longer!.Try it now) AAsparagus No. 2 can NEW PACK! Sunrfci "Ofad. A" Bout 190' acres. Weather condl- Mary Katherlne and Marjorle associated with him in the rose lons In the spring were reeporislble Antonides are new members of the business prior to his army career. String Beans ^/.n or the small crop this year, Mr. Lincroft Sunday-school. Mrs; Dtfuglaa Ring of Sunrise Pancake Flour Peanut Butter ,M?,26< Tomato^Juice IcLean said, but prices were good William Phlnney, son of Maj. arid place entertained at tea last week String Beans Z:"i"L BALI hroughout the. entire season but to Mra. Jack Phinney of Long Bl-anch. for the teachers and mothers of Aunt JemimaF,' Hartley -.SSm'tl^ Ifgef the prices everything, else la viBitlng Mr, and Mrs. Harold first-graders of the River Plaza raa much higher including epray- Willgerodt for a-few weeks. • school. Attending were Mr*. Dixon, Quaker Oafs ^ . OUNWOOD lUr^Jqr Spinach ig materials, ba-iketa and even the Paul K. Hulburt of Asbury Park Mrs. Donald' Gramman, Mrs. Ideal FruitJars-65c£: 75' lckers.got much more money. Mr. SUNSHINE Ib. pig. ' . . has m,oved to thla place. He has Weeks,/ Mrs. "WlWfcm Fiordland, Raspberry Jelly W Spinach, * 2-Pltci Cop. MASQN ZINC-TOP IcLean trucks hto^ own apples to rented an eight-acre farm on the Mrs. William F. McCarron; Mrs. NAII5CO >. pkg. tie New York market wUh his own Hi-Ho Crackers 1H Sliced Beets Jars Swimming River road,. where he Domlch' Jiv,._Mra. Wiseman, Mrs. SUNSHINE 7W-oi. pkg. • Jars 4 rucks. ' He imports colored people will—expTtHantls" chicken. business. John 9. Patrick, Mrs. Daniel Dora,. Premium Crackers 19< rom the South who are expert Mr. Hulbert is an employes in the Mrs. Faclnelli, Mrs. JV">ert Me- Jelly Glasses »°«N MCP Pectin lckera Snd after they are through mechanical department of the Red Bride, Mrs. Ellwood Searlea, • Mrs. Baby Arrowroot 15^ ickinR-fQtJfc^'McLean fhey go _Bank Register. ^ ' ' . ••^dwinJBraschjMrs. Wilson,. Mrs. OOIO SEAL- 1f\r Farmdale Evaporated ack South and pick oranges. ~Mrr Harold Young and "HrsT~Fred~Ijr Tumbo Pudding t^r U Ib. pkg.lW Wheatsworth Whole Wheat Flour 5?;, 44c [CCean Is known-as—thej.applo BAPTIST CONFERENCE Ayres. . • " 3rig of Middletown township;f 0 ASCO fancy First Ueut. Harold" Hill, who baa. A series of Christian Life Qru- Tomato Soup 3 ' ^ Catsup een stationed in Kentupky, has sade training conferences -will be - CAMPBttt CAMPBEU'S sen transferred to' California. He held In this state as a part of I the son of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac na^lon-wldle program being oon- Greeri Pea Soup T 11< Bean-Bacon Soup [111 . of Falrfield Gardens. His dueted by the- Northern Baptist a 1fe,'the former Miss Geraldlne convention, One of these training SweeJ Cream NO POINTS NtEDEDl ulllvan, will accompany him. conferences will be held at the "Red BlueSuds ^9c i/rfon Soap Robert Mason,- who . has been Bank BaptUt church November 15. Blnei «• It waibet. . !/•• irUb nay 48 DUFFS M-oi. plcg. ' ' ta*p or #Ioa« for imill' vsibMi pending a eeven-day furlough at BUTTEW »<••" >e home of Ws-brother, JolinM»- Winner bf dyer 500 prlzej. Only-12 points per Ib. s ?X2Gc m, has returned to his etatlon at Gingerbread MIX locjhester, New York,^ Whats the Dif ? Oleomargarine liX DUFF'S ,14-pi. pkfl. ' -"* wnmnrt irk was a week-end guesir-oT 20jf •lends on Long Island. ~W Oleomargarine .« %m 22c Mrs. Lettle Peters Is a.-patient CHEESE FEATURES—WO POfNTS' NEEDED The Ladles' auxiliary ~6T"Ffftrjt lew first aid squad will • hold a ime social In thlx-rocms of the- RATION CALENDAR llddletown township Fire com- = ReaSrompf-Att iriy No. 1, at Hoadderi'a Cornar, Mday evening, October 5, at,8:30. ...-M .,','. 'V^.to -2*'' sl**fr«»p~~^-SSs« roceads will,gp to a fund tor! the ( QUICK. No me»iuring. No Irohase of R nejw ambulance, hare: will bo refreshments nnd iUtinB'12 to 18 tender* Sugar Stamp .38 .crlip com irturHn* byjuit •tdnmablt .far 9 Ibl. adding egg and m Bavarian MOO*•N Crep Cheese^.. 12* Diaper-Wit6 -fe 18c itertafnod last Thursday after-' v ranoh avenu«i Little Silver. T?re»i ' hiMt It (or Flika) todpyi > Tlw -paper ba9~i*orr«B»^» *till atute. JH .Jf«|r^wri papw bags, it wdre 'Mtw. George Hembllng, ct)eck_with him sg«ln to- :-'*- M, Viator Sattor, Mra, John Bam* ioft;-MM,-J, Horbert' Sojionek and morrow. lji» Emma F, Snydor, MM, Hur- and Mra, Sitydor ytnt prize ttMBttf* ™ •a thla aftfrtioonflt ut ho"io. it-JohrilWr •/art tpnthf V. RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27,1945

Sunday school convenes tt'lt violin Mlecttons and the fOholt

o'clock-vrtth the adult Bible elask ; s^BS If EMS PERTA1NINQ T< meeting at the same 'time. ?*lDl«i^ool '*n«(«lleiy.^«J«:;*^ Mld-W*ek fellowship wljl meet m. with classes for all ages arid- toe Md Harpl4> B«d B&ak; oiie Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock In jouhgjjeojje'a 'tnefltrajr;*lll t»»' it the manse; -7:18 p,;nv- •' "'••'•.'" (>'" ^ ••'•:: '••' -4 gnmdchUdreii; V* bispther,m OUR LOCAL CHURCH «e.||trte>»*'-W*j^-1tbrkt:'elfe; ; and-Vicinity ; : SIMFSOAr METHODIST . ''"'" '.•• •'••' • MErEHpBittC-.-; '"•••,-.. ..'••' ;U»rer ?iUt»»i,.-to'iu-' S*(«» ' fjnii- " •::••::• .- Beiford ,';,v; . i:-;.:. sehelm and Mrs. Esther Mandel/pf : :: ' . Long Branch - ~ : .. >-••:.••*.-• BAPTIST, . '-.-• '-" ' '•'' ,'' will n(«eOil t at the horn* /of Miss New Topic pity, TUMJiMM.'-«o/hle Gertrude Norman at S o'clock." In the absence of Rev. O. H. notices for. Septejnber. *»O: «:»0 OBOKOE BIOHABDSOir, 8B. Rev. Franoli Olartc, "inkugurated •••-. Red Bank. _ y '.-, a. m.,. church school, George "Seeley, Wtdner, Perth-Amiboy,- •/;•-'. The ohurch school will meet Sun: Wednesday evening the ' Young Witt, the pulpit of Simpson Metho- tbe society in Portland, Maine, ln< dist church will be filled by Wil-superintendent;.. 10i« a. m,, John Georga^JUehardsbn, ST., of Har-1881 and today the-'group ia com- A member of -the Knights of Military Tel©phon« day morning at t'.K o'clock. There Women's social clulb-WiU meet in 1 Pythias, Mr; Melstrjoh for 36 year* liam M.' Smith, Superintendent of Lenti will bring the message ; 7:30 let street, Avenel, .formerly of prised of four, million people In VH . are classes in Bible study for every the church at 8 o'clock. oonducted the Monraouth/Window Long Branch City, schools. Mr. p; m.', song service and message by Feir Haven, died Tuesday morning countries. ' ' ' •• Lines In Alaska number of the family and all are Harold B. Young.i. .t -the Perth Amboy General hos. iirViving besides her, husband,- Is Cleaning establishment. In' 1930, he welcome* At the 11 o'clock service," FIRST CHDBCU OF CHRIST, Smith has chosen as. his sermon, opened a restaurant on Monmouth SCIENTIST hemes, 11:00 a. m., "Abundant Llv- • 'Wednesday, 8 p, m;, prayer serv- tal from Injuries he abstained Rumson, are a daughter, Mrs. Wll- XJeut; Col. On Roberte ' the- pastor, Rev. C. A. Thifhri'-Will ice and Bible, study conducted by onday of last week when, hit by l)am F.'Chase, West Newton, -Mas- street. •,".•.-.••• "• y, ...... speak from the .topic, "Does God Strvices "in First -.Church of Ing"; 7:46 p. m,, "Listening to truest speaker at lasLJOS Rev.. P. "J.tjfjiers. Friday, 3;30, i automobile while walking near sachusetts; another eon, Sydney A. meeting of the Red Bank HavB a Plan For Hl« Children?" Christ, Scientist, 209 Broad street, God." Special music for the serv- youth .fellowship meeting for theils home. He w»i 74 years old; Clark, Sagamore. Beach, Massachu- JOHN E. 'SAMPLE . club at the Molly'Pltcher 1 Music iunder-4h*jlirecUS5iof_Fredj_ lied Bank) are hold Sundays at 11 es' arranged by John C. Bbner, junlora,, Friday, 7:30, YMCA meet- Mr. RiohardSDoxwaj born in Pine setts; seven grandchildren and sev- wa» latfoduoed by Ralph r*rlck K Ball will include the organ m., Sunday-school at 11 a. m.,choir director, Includes: I eh-great-grandchildren, ^ '•• John E, Sample, 35,' of Tinton 1 ing in- theT annox; iiatoldTHtffi|nn-| The colonel gavi a mart tot and" Wednesday .evening at 8:1Bise Blest :by Pam'blyn,"How.live- vnue,Batontowwrwhohad^»I= • -prelude,-'"En ; Bateau," Debussy; charge. 1 ' eorge and Julia Richardson. He Ing talk on hit worlr~aBtf'; 1 o'clock.'' :'•••; - •'• ~~—~~— • ly ;Aro Thy Dwellings"- by- idddle,- waya lived in this section eLta* ' • offertory anthem, "These are They, / Ived at B>ir Haven'a numbw of '. BRtiCHNER. •- iences while stationed "Reality"-la the lesson eermon nd a Youth Quartet at the eve- county, died suddenly Saturday Vail. At 6:30 Sunday evening the ears before moving to Avenel 16 He was In charge of the - Touth Fellowship will meet at tbe lubject for-Sunday, September 30: ilrtg service: "In the Secret of ftis, The funeral of Hugo J. Bruokner night at Monmouth Memorial hos- Keyport .ears ago. He^ was the. paternal pital. He was in falling health for tlon of military telephone church. ' All young people are in- Golden Text;. "Thou, O Lord, re- Presence." - '. •. ' who died suddenly Sunday after-- Alaska {com July, 1943, to grandfather of Clyde W. Rlchard- noon at his home,; 33 Allen - street, some time, but was a patient at the vited to attend. . " : ; . malnefit for ever; thy throne from ; (The Bed Bank Register can b* bought 19M, and knows the country ;erieratloh to generation;" .(Lam in Keyport from Pappa* -and' Takl'i, lon of Earl street, who was in-Rumson, was held.yesterday after- hsspltal "only one day, •«.'* . Mary^Mount chapter will hold it's Highpoint Spiritualist Chapel Mn.. Floranci MelM, Gu> Sanioit", M.-i. tantly Killed on Beptember 8 by an having traveled there extend annual rummage * sale Tuesday p:19). '•' . : . ' • . • '. Leonardo • . Susiroan ami Mrs. M. Plo(tVy) noon at the Mount Memorial home, • Mr. Sample- was born at Ocean- by every conceivable method.? SewnDn: Passages from, tbe King 1 automobile while working, on a port and "was th"« son of th« lite morning, October!, at 9:80 o'clock," 10:30 a. m. Sunday school classes Miss Barbara Woodhouse was. Rev. Wirifleld w;, West, jiistor.ipf colonel wa« modest in his acofi Jamea version of the Bible Include: rm near Brookdale Farm, Lln- John h. and Maty Ellen Sample; in the basement of th'e A. 'M. E. all ages; 8 p. rt.Rev. Frances elected president of the junior aif the Rumson Methodist cliurchT offl- ment of making practical the 1 "All thy works shall praise thee, Franc iroft. . • -, ciated. Interment was in Fair Fur 18 years he was employed as Zlbn -church' on 81we Stevenson will preach on "Ia Cbm- xlliary o"f Harltaii poet, American Mr. Richardson is' survived by soft drink mixer by Benjamin H. mile telephone wire required; nunication rossiDie1: -test-^wreek".- Other-. offlcers. View cetmetery..: '-•••*•. tween the States and Alaska, et alia,Mrs. Homenuuiur- *"u»—>Methot,i -- • wlllth .will rls-wif«r-M»-JJebor»h Jane Syl- Irate of Bridge aveque and later ;hee. . V Tho Lord is righteous in are Miss Margaret Creed, vice Born, in- Germany 89 years ago, ed over unchartersd terrltorjjl collect rummage, Monday, October all his ways, and holy In all hiefollow an .organ,recital by Mrs, ester Richardson; a son, George le was employed as a bottler by president; Mi&3 Dorothy Welle, he had'been a resident of Rumson attributed the success to hU t 1, and- will appreciate any dona- works,". IPs. 145: 10, 17).< Correla- Marion Storer. Wednesday evening, llchardson, Jr., of Earl street, and Harry G.Dsgenrlng. 1 treasurer; Miss Frances" Marus, more than..Z5 years. 'Until his re- In closing, Col, Roberts Mid tive passages from "Science and October 3, at 8 o'clock, there will ieveral grandchildren. He Is survived by hi* wife, ilrs. At 730 o'clock, Tuesday night, the secretary; Miss Patricia Cronln, tirement four years ago, he had' whdle he would not i" any way ? Health with JJey to the Scriptures" a demonstration meeting to The funeral will be held tojnor- Helen Ferguson Sample; a daugh- . art class under the direction of which everyone is- invited, at thechaplain; Miss-Dorothy Mills, his- been, associated with the Central to "tell the Rotary dub its alnwf by Mary Baker Eddy Include: pw at the Wprden=.FuneriiJhojge. ter, Mies Alice E: Sample, and two p p=g railroad of New York W Jersey function^ a* s. service club, h« i Mrs. Ruth Tunn •will meet in the nome of the pastor. »on Florence torian, »nd Miss Mildred Welle, .listers,,Mrs. Lorett* Wickllne, Mon- "All reality Is' in God and His lev. Obadiad h G, Goodwiin ofR Rivei r City, He was a member of the hoped.the club would help edui "ehurch basement. All are welcome. avenue, Leonardo." sergeant-at-arrns. mouth ' street, and Mrs. Alice E. creation, harmonious'.and eternal. treet, superintendent of the Cam- Brotherhood*, of _, Railway Clerks the peopls to keep the pes.ee' The Woman's Missionary society That; which He creates ia good, and Cpl. 'Kenneth Terry le stationed Bergin, Mount street, both of Red rill meet at ;>h»'vinm«' of Mrs. Wll PBESBYTEBIAN, In Yokohama, Japan, with the en district of ^A. M. B . ZIon and of DJogenes lodge of Odd Fel- make It stick. He said that ' H- of Elizabeth; .two sons, £}tutave Roger W. Frauds have been, Morning, warship service at 11:00 The funeral of Miss Jennie Mll- dren's iholr. sang the maas and at. 2 o'clock the business session rOtschalk will play the "Prelude gue will hold* a Thanksgiving eve Buckner. of Rumson and Boat- posed for membership In the i o'clbck. ;lJnion evening service of r, 52, a, lifelong resident of Red Francis . Crlne was organist. anu West, daughter ry Coy, Arthur Williams and Na-Mrs. William 11.- Thompson on East mouth and James Sterling of i hold a food sale Friday' morning He Bad b«en a resident of Bradley October 4, at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West, has hanlel Hughes. Burial was ; In Front street She had been at Red ernors Island were guesta of 1 October'5, from 10 o'clock to noon BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Boach prior to that time where he • in the Clayton and.JIagee store on of Mrs. George Nelson. The devo- entered St. Mary's hall at Burling- Vhlte Ridge cemetery. Bank the last three months. J. Dutchyshyn, and J. Daniel ^U East Keansburg associated with the Seacoast ler was a guest of-Charles B, 0 Broad street. Friday night at 8:30 tional period will be led by Mrs. W ton. • •- '• Miss Miller was born here and Mrs. Blalsdell was born at Brook- Services Sunday consist of Rally aundry. He was a member of lagher. . Other guests were Ed« o'clbck the church school will hold H> Posteh and the study period; by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foes "and •as the daughter of the late Alfred lyn and was the daughter of the Mrs. Ray Williams. Choir practice day for the Sunday school at 10 ions,.who have been staying with and Mary' Ellen Miller. Besides Eldorado lodge, F. and A. M. ofR. Conover,' Lieut Earl P. Br a rally 'day covered dish supper. o'clock. Also adult Bible class. late Thomas and Mary Mclntyre Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs. Foss' parents, Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Burrow, she Is 'survived by Rose. • - Mapleton, Kansas.. publio relations officer at AH members of the school are in- Morning service with anthems During the first World war hMonmout* h and RotarJan on vited. There will be a play, stunts under direction of James Humph- udson S. Hopla, have taken an wo "brothers, Alfred, living at home The funeral will be held this af- and sermon at'11 o'clock and spec- apartment in the Ansbro house on nd Oscar Miller of Cedar street. served overseas with the Marines. of absence from Breckenrld and departmental displays. Rally ries. ternoon at 2:30 at the Worden-fun- ial music. Third street Surviving are his wife, Mr». Wal-as, and. Rotariang George W. j day. Sunday will be observed Oc- eral home. The body will be of New York and Al Rushtonr NEW MONMOOTH BAPTIST World War II Legionnaires un- conveyed by train to Bangor, eretta A. ' Bailee; one brother, tODer 7. EPISCOPAL. MRS. ELMER VAX SCHOICK. Asbury Park. der the direction of Rarltan post Maine, and Interment will take Charles Bailee, Minnesota, and two "Jesus is in a Hurry" in the ' Belford. Adjutant-elect Thomas Hardy, are The funeral of Mrs,- Belle Esther sisters, 'Mrs. Marvin Jones and . Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran theme of the sermon which will be place in Oak cemetery, Winter Services next Sunday morning arranging a minstrel show to be /anScholck, wife of Elmer E. Van- Port, near Bangor. - Mrs. Grace Meeker, both of Kan- The eighteenth. Sunday after preached by Rev. William D. Pout- Monmouth Chorus will be mdrnlng prayer and sermon presented this fall under the title, Jchoick, who died suddenly Satur- **..••' ell at the Sunday morning service Trinity: Parish Education Sunday conducted by Clayton S. Kuhn, lay 'Gentlemen Be Seated." . lay morning, at her home, 116 The funeral.will be held at the 4< at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor's choir 1 BIBS. MARTIN MAC STUDY. and Promotion day In the church reader in charge, at 9:30 o'clock. Officers nominated at the meet- Harding road. Was held .Monday Mount. Memorial • home Saturday Present Requiem" and the adult choir -will sing appro school at 9:30 o'clock. The service The church school will meet at ng of the auxiliary of the Keyport .fternoon at the Mount Memorial The funeral of Mrs. Agnes. Mac- afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. In response to the many requ '"priSKr selections. ' at 11 o'clock with ' emphasis on 11 o'clock. . . Yacht club last week were Mrs. tome. Rev. Charles A". Thunn, Study, 74, wife of Martin Mac; George Amtntraan, pastor of tha for a repeat performance, the The evening gospel service begin- Jewish missions. Sermon by the Frank Maurer for president; Mrs. lastor of the% Bank BaptiBi t Study, who died Monday night at Reformed ohurch, will officiate. Monmouth chonu again will nlng at. 7:45 will feature hymn sing- pastor, Rev." Charles E, Rltter. Carletoii R. Whartpn, vice presi- :hurchh , _officiated.i - • Rev. Thupn her:.hQme.-42 ThroqWrnorton street^ |-Jtrjtennent.-wlU -be -ln^ Mc Born in*Red Bank, Mr. Kelly is held, at the- next meeting Tuesday, Army Service Forces bands, i and W. Lester Whitfleld are -the 1 ness, was held Monday afternoon October IS, at the home of Mis. Translated to the Chuich Trium- fellowship dinner.' This will be a About 40 members of the Ladles survived by a sister, Mrs. Anna as musicians from Dean Dlxon other members. Thu minister talk- at her home. Rev. Roger J. Edmund Delatush, Jr. at Little phant— Mrs.-. Mary W., Park, wife pot-luck dinner and is in charge of auxiliary of Tinton Falls fire com- Riordan of Philadelphia,, and a All-American Youth orchestra of the late Thomas J.* C. Park, ed'about the . possibilities of such Squire, pastor of the Methodist Silver. .••"•' New York. ' an organization and Harold Malt the women's "Organization. The, pany enjoyed their annual .dinner church officiated. Interment, un- niece, Miss Agnes Brennan of Red Sunday, September 16, at her home, minister will present the spiritual last night at Buttonwood Manor. Bank. Brancrr-avenue; -• •by. formerly of First Methodisi der the direction of the. Mount church, Ossining, New York, relat- -The—group—wttl—eelcbrate" lts-13th memorial~Home, wajrinrEvergreen- -MEMBER. THE-ORDER-QF-THE-GOI The session will meet Sunday t AARON MEISTEICH ed his experiences in men's work. ter- . anniversary Monday, October 8, atcemetery, Little Silver. The bear- night at 7:30 o'clock in the church a covered dish supper for members 1 Rev. Paul G. Jochlnke left today A group of senior young people erst were George and Erne.,'. The funeral of Aaron Melstrlch, manse. A -joint uieotin, ) of the only at the fire house. Wqrthley, Percy Sherman and 6es3ion and the- board of trustees for Ocean' City for the annual con- will leave the- church at 1 p. m. 57, husband ot Mrs. Anna Gellraan, ference. Mrs! Anna.bell Dennis wll Ernest, Jr., five-year-old son ofRobert W. Dawson. ': wll; be held thc^same night at 8--30 Saturday for New York city. They Melstrich, 218 Bergen.. place, who represent the'church as lay dele will visit Central Park zoo, and InPvt. and Mrs, Ernest Wadley. of Mrs'. Kennell was born at Little • o'clock, died Monday'eve'nlng at Rlverview gate, the evening will attend the Youth Water street, has recovered from Silver and was the daughter of th«-pioapltalj--w-as held Tuesday after- an operation for appendicitis... he for Christ rally in Madison Square ate • Lewis C. 'and Sepreta B. noon at' the John E. Day funeral FIRST SIETHODIST underwent laat Saturday In Rlver- FIRST METHODIST Garden. Worthley. She had been a resident horiie. Rabbi Arthur Hershon, of ' Red Bank. ylew hospital. The boy started his ' Sea Bright here many years. - tha Congregation B'Nal Israel, of' Maybe first year in school this fall. Rev. Dr/Robert Z. Tyler, secre- ... LEONARDO BAPTIST Surviving besides her husband Is delated.. Members of the congrega- A special service will be held ai Sunday-school will convene Sun. tary of the Board of Missions and Services at- the church Sunday, a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Allen tion served as bearers. Interment 11:30 a. m. in the church and a day afternoon as usual but there You Do Church Extension of the Methodist directed by Rev. Ellwood'S. Wolf, of Red Bank. was in the Red Bank Jewish ceme- guest preacher will conduct the will be no preaching service on ac- church, .will preach Sunday morn- pastor, will be as follows: Sunday- tery at- Llncroft. worship ' after the Sunday-school count of the absence of the minis- Remember ing on "Life's Urgent Mission" and school, 9:45 a. m.; 'morning wor- MRS. HARRIET E. CLARK . Besides hit wife,- Mr. Melstrlch session at 10-30 o'clock. There wil ter at conference. at night on "Power of Weak ship, 11 a. m, and' evening worship, Do you remember, our mention- be ho evening service. • Plans for coming activities w,U! • Mrs. Harriet E.. Clark, 94, mother Faith.'" The pastor Is attending: 8 p. m.. A musical program is arnnge be made at a meeting next Thurs of Harold S. Clark, Rumson, and' ing, in time* part, that we not only the annual ronfer.ence .nt Ocean _The annual.,c9fiU2eia,l_wJU_ be : for Sunday, Ootobor- 7, at 7;30 p. m day afternoon at-the home of Mrs one- of _thef QunderaJof. the .Christ-. nwukefich Miket in plain ^gurei, ~eityr "" ' *•' •'"..'• ""•"' held tomorrow night at 8:30. Pro- • .'• The altar flowers for Sunday are under direction of Mrs. Eleario: George Wlthey of Tinton avenue. an Endeavor society; died Monday but actually.show the cost of the Lindsay. Ohurch school at 10:Si ceeds will be placed In the fund to at -a hotel at Newton. Massachu- given by J. C. Warden and children be used to purchase coal for the COMPLETE tenrices, including all In loving m'pinciy of Mrs. Laurena a.m. Will be Pnrcnts'.duy In con- setts, where she had made her church. Teacher's, training classes The Red Bank Register is sup- Warden. nection wtlh the missionary pro- ported by local as Well as out-of- home. • " ordinary essentials? : If you happen will bo held tonight and tomorrow • Dr. Tyler will address the Meth- gram. Bnnncrs will be awarded t town business men—Advertisement. Mrs. Clark and her late husband, dot to rernember, we think it's well odist youth fellowship at 7 p. m. onthe twp classes-having present thi night at tho church at 7:30. worth repeating. . , "Courageous Loyalty." • , greatest number- of grown-up rcla . The deaconesses of the church will meet Tuesday at 3 p. m.; the William Ottlngcr will.be leader at trVes. pastor's choir rehearsal will, be •'the Intermediate fellowship group- Tho minister nnd his wife are'on Tuesday at 3 p. m. and the Elsie meeting at 6:45 p. m. lliolr annual vacation and will re. MONUMENTS Thomas Manson MIBS Iiila Mac Campbell w>ll .ad- luiri October: 10. KlttUtz- chapter of the World Wide ^dre-BS-- the Woman's /Society ' .of •The annual roll call will he hoi guild meets Tuesday, at 8 p. m. . Prayer, meeting wlll.be Wednes- •Christian Serrlce Mond'ay nT* p. m. October. J6,'.wJili..vieltiiUT' minister & Son, Inc. Mpituments •op "Women In tht<-\\'OMlilng World." taking part at the 3:30' and 7:3 day at 8:18 pv m. , " ' - ' " The •pastor will 'begin •»' sorles of ji. in. services. A. supper will TJ TheOldett Bibln talks on 'The Divine Fathi-i- served/ ' •.. • .' . FIRST BA1TIST Monument. Manufactarinft '. EXQUISITE - DISTINCTIVE minii* FUNERAL HOME ho'od of fjo1MCO .October 11 nt tho piirsonflffe preach- Sunday ut 10:45 a, m, on Our c, exclusive. designs . are nt "An.Unknown Chrlstjiin',' and at.the avallabla- for your inspection. , , , FJJt.ST.MKTHODIST ~* 8 o'clbck ovenlng service on "A TOlfiFVVttirg°WitBiiiM=HKwiiigrgiis He. the fol-Tlje -PDnlor and''Junior choirs ,wi Mi/To Of/if fi . .man's life glvei blm- more lowing olfleoiB were ck-ctod'; AV-sing anil thmo will l-c a' tnorncn oomploto soul satisfaction / year* fit experience are avail- • thuiv -Whlto,. •- ^W al^iini priryoirjfqr Ujo:soJ,'ylo «nia i ihan^hi building of a Me* able for your oonvenlenoe,-For^ :m of tlie; woeii,' fcai'lo* He'Vbci C ' '•' M-ort#B(N>l»;ilov«d,one» who.. , 'Chui-fii nthiiol convenes In Hi f dim* tf Mta that would hnpiwvtmf - Seldenwihl, Hncrctnry, 'nriir haVo fono on, 'A telephone call to our offlce any information or, advice Mcrnbllng,••irtniiup'ai. chnpel.wlth hcKlnnr>»'iinii ptlnml will'bring a »alosman who rhllrtrpn mptlng ii[ 11:3(1 o«lork up The, olijnct of our sorvlflt Our select Barro Msmorlall conoornlng your Mem or I a 1 , ' ifrvtct A) piwlJid tkal-w* may MUHUM to nurli A» "th HH l will, without Any obligation, ihlp HUfVIre will hoglri al 9"i!) fiu'ti- thf. rest•.ftfHhcii< Ohod| gullieilng a 1 1« tn soften grief and boat tho Guild mark of ap< • phow /o(i lateit'dMlgni^1*'**"" .probl«ini.isai .tret to call • «n •fl:4.1 n'rlnpli, ,,- •' • proval—your guarantee ot a day m6rniriji. AU,tni'.c!n>ie* '*»] iii Wllhout obllgdtlon, ' • fit lie promoted ,at the youth 1-. ,. ' . ' ' ' ' Ic'iivn Irrnllng., memories. finer Memorial at no extra ent Oealeri In ' ' Vlilt our thowroom . Fl KHT JMlKHnrTKItlAN BanU •-' .;' -. Jlfth ...... no' IHDMiamill M o l < *9QffN J»mo(rl ; ip.tM:fl!,r^ fc-«V iO!4|>:iutidB>''inp'» n,- '' The nnnusi relly day sorvloa (o W :MjEmyipiNp :Pj^.£: ;, Monmouth tho ontlri phurph wILbe heldi&un. ;, '.WounJ WMH*t J4font* W vmornlhg lyll.o'ejobje apuia 191 iili Pici, I! P IJ RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27, 194S Hat Card Party WANT AWE Trinity Guild Presented With Xr*. Edward Dwftwnsctnsldit svod cion Mrsi. Joseph HiDteluiaftn^«r«host» Too LaU tor Hold* Luncheon Christian Flag '.«sse« *t-.a social ttflsftfatf St Court the Chateau J»Yoot*nao, A larg* audience attended^th*- St. James, Catholto DaUghters,,of evening service In Eatontown America, Tuesday la the Red Bank OSSS&i guild ot Watty _,—,.— r-, _ h Catholic High schooj audttorfum. Use. and togtir,. , Doris BlMto *•*» htvs'oW. M»th«df»t «%rr Sunday when a Prizes wer» awarded to Mrs. Pat- ,.K~~.ng two week, with h*r aunt, wen gueiti at a luncheba Tuesday, Iful silk Christian flag -was .framelew-' mantel, 'Mlsrf Delens Prate of Mount street,' at the parish house, marking U* presented to tha church by Prlds ihedy, Mrs. Allen opening of the fall program. Jlni Miss Helen M. Lang and Miss Mar- returned to her home la Palisade, of Crescent .Council/ Sons anrf Dau- ianne Rlordan. :«SH btmi, Bxna Sunday,-to" retinae her studies at Allan Frost, president, gnsetetl fbi ghters of liberty; In honor of mem- CllDa3 Barnard'college this week. guests aiid Mrs. Frank 8. Curtis, a B next meeting will Be Tues- bers who have been serving in the day, October 9; PIOS FE SI^bM •Mr ana Mrs. Ceell R. MaoOkmd past president, was toastmaster' and armed forces. .' . °- •" WUH»*n S. Bnr. HdlmdeL ot West Front street are spending gave a short history,of the guild > Mrs. Anna' Wyckoff • of Portau- » qSll two -weeks with relatives IB upper since Its foundation in 1930. - peek, councilor, brought forward the Home On Leave 70S /BAIiB-HniMat ausuitr N New Tork state. Mr. MaeCloud is Past presidents attending were flag with two color bearars, Mrs. "First Ljeut. Frederick J. Johns- ivy brwdf.- sh« Leg-born*. a member ot the advertising stall Mri. Leon de Is Reusstlle, Sr, the Ivan .Bowater of Eatontown arid ton, who has. been stationed with brotd-bnuted brons* tui" of The Register. ' - - first president; Mrs. Curtis, Kn. saddle horsea and fresh ami i Mrs. Maude Wright of Portaupeck, the Signal Carps three- years on the Harold Williams, aesMo <3nir ' Miss Peggy Sinclair ot Rumson Oliver H. fltryker, Mrs, Harrison carrying the Stars and Stripes, Pacific coaet, wilL. leave tomorrqw has returned, to her duties In the Bance, Mrs. James 7, Hunter and They were "Joined by Mrs. Florence to.return to Camp White, Oregon, d". ?1ICT»' HotoodS '*" •' _ntmunirclal Hepartment of The Mn. Harry-H. Button.. Regrets at Knight- and Mrs.. Edith Lewis, of where be is post adjutant, after a ANteTJOook •with gegtat«?~after enjoying—«~tWff their inability to attend-fwerTr^e-r Eatontown, who also carried Am- week's stay with his parents, Mr, Rumaon bu Una. Call Horaeon < . weeks'vacation. ---••••• -.-• • celyed from three other pa*t-p*esk -+r% *J ti6Jd d M JkiFJhtf nlzht. or all dny Flld»y, Hubert C. Power of 69 Bast Sun- dents, Mrs. Mildred Magee of Red , dreas j>a»_madejhy Mliis Anna B. set avenue, who Is stationed at Fort Peters, place. Lieut, Johnston -was Bank, Mrs. Orm&nd H. Minton ol «*rtl»V * i Wake of Keansljurg andTfie" flag RedT Bafik "correjipondent. for the movable) and. rsmionabw for Jackson, South Carolina, has.been Hyde Park, New York, and Mrs. J.. was accepted for the church by the n*w It capablr constructed «ad < released' for discharge under, the Long-Branch Daily Record prior to able through payments. Addnu 1 Otis' Davis of Baltimore, Maryland. pastor, Rev. Paul-' G. Joohine,_ who entering the'service. erty Orfner. Box' <88 Monmotlth army policy m, M. i. ' from .Italy to Africa, to South pointment of Lulgl Dl Bianco, for • Miss Susan Matthews, daughter bridge and Newark.. ton; secretary, Barbara Carter, of the school children, Mr. Billings Phone Rid Bank ?#»'r; the army., Carney, who has been 15 years maitre d'hotel at the Ritz of Fort Hancock TMCA will speak America and then to Fort Dlx. • In the service since June,. 1942, has of Mr. and Mrs. ilrvlng W. Mat- Commander Vincent J. Moyes of and treasurer, Ann»• hij hTlri'loll on'd'keep'Si^ shower" to be held at the parish and "The HollUtera," broadcast Reception Monday----- house. Members and guests at- over Wor for several years. A reception for teachers and Jewelry of all kinds! tending will bring In materials that members of "the. board of education Bayntons may be made up in articles to be Minton To Speak will take place at the opening meet- gold - at-the annual" holiday fair. ing^ of tho Ruraeon Farent-TeacHer There will be an entertainment and Councilman H. Lynnwood Minton association Monday night at 8:15 RACITI Jewelers of Fair Haven, representing the Linoleum Sho| refreshments Will be served. • '• o'cloqk In the high school. Mrs. 11 Monmouth St. Bruce Henderson,, seaman first Antimlte • Engineering • company, Ivan N. Cadwallader,' member of 5 BROAD STREET THUD"] class, who is stationed at Philadel- will speak to tho members of the the board and Mrs. Eric William- phia, spent the week-end at his Fair Haven Lione.club at their son, past president of the ?TA, will -Red Bank TEL. 5878 home on Forman street, j dinner meeting tonight' at the Wil-preside at the refreshment table. Alfred Robbing".of Chuitoh street lowbrook rathskeller on the .sub- the best medicine for any ject of -'Termite Control,", AUDTTBON GB,O0P MEETS). •has received an honorable dis- "President Robert' V. VanBrunt charge from the army. will be lri charge arid will report The primary group of the Audu-. budget: consistent savings,. The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire -bon'club., of Blver Plaza met at the oompany will hold JlsJJrst meeting l.^r.1^ n( Xfnn nnnglfig Ring - f" -Then should unexpected of tbe fall season tonight" at .8:30 SuriTla.eJ place, River Plaasa, Mon- o'clock at the fire house.. MRS. GEORGE DENIKE day afternoon.. TheFtoplo for dls7 .expensed arise, "Joij" Roy Younger, a member of the cutfslon >«a« on the Virginia deer. Marine Oorpa, hat returned to Cal- • 'Th?Juneral'of Mrs. Janet Deriike,' After * the dlsousslonr-tiie,ohlidren '—'" " a'furlough-at home. 38, of New York city, former res'l- wont'on a nature walk through the £. .Ato&aiSl .woods and picked VCmHASK SALE TUESDAY' quota " of wlfdl"fllW ^*ttHWttaBBW»rwir,9f^«ry he rcault of an accident Attending1 were Peter Shorwin, jjdl.lao, Mount "chapter', Woman's Mission- ternoon at the Soott funeral hpme, .positec) soon grows I, ary society of the .Baptist church, Jlmmle Maxson, Kath'orlne Ring, will be. held Tuesday in the A. M.•Belfor'd. ' Rev,. Paul- Myers,, xtaator Mary Elizabeth •Searle*,', Blily of the Belford, Metb.bdlat church, Firth*, lisroia Sp'eer', Marion Firth, ywir -fevel/ Iady,,fl1ve' on Bnr*w*btiry'«v»nu»;.<: i3iMJii^Ktt«fteMfe*i(a":M() •r 0, Mathot la chairman, assisted deiriSle?,. try Mri, Henry t, Conovor, Mrs. Ax- • Born at Bolford, she ' wn» odor*, 'flitliriier wl'lh o Omuln* Vdltnck Almoodi- daughter of Mrs. Susanna Ryder rooned to a crhprpeMM thurRytMon, Mm, John T. Lawley, HOMK 0>f FURLOUGH* ' diamond ring Itom ov Mrs. Pierre" fr, Holmes, Mri,' War- Hllllker and the late George W. brown... Hten-blamtod and rA """"— flurvlvlnp are h«"r mother, Pvf; Michael L. Rlordan Is spend-; SijecHon el ooroeow dlomondt ren. H. Fowler, Mri, Elmer Cott- ^O'eorgoi and •» sis, tor, lng;.fk!rlft a quart or moiVHomti leathering Orubb of Ohura'h Mttttt, l)ioUi9# Sgi.1,Wllllani j, t"ttie Mld4totown village, toll In her homo, h hm^oen overiian n •yaiterdayianfi sprainid? h«r, aiiklo. ha» boan tint. t In »*asSti»*» o( Ol ' • -I i^*^^f"^"*tr JER AS/THE liquor tbreuxb & floe wlr* Slice tii* potatoe* *nd onion' pba&M to tb* toot, ton* ' Food, at course, piustM weii E, CENTER OF and boil them, in tike «y*ter .1 the chowder over-them be and water Until tender 'but . seasoned to be worthy of mushy. Make a -white 'lauce of ^ its piquAtuyu fat. flour and milk, put tha Three Meeds A Bay Now ihat'all 'hoUsewiveB are lnto-it,-and cook two mlnuf Oopyrtght B« BIDWEK BMM1V; W» are nutritious and which aren't, onion and ibejkttior r In wh picks, brush with chowders have come to play an im- to taste portant, part in the planning ,tyl have been co $eason and brown lightly under I weekly menus. . We can't depend on meat for eveiy meal, nor can Fresh Or Frozen Fish ' we be sure of having fish—but wo Hot Off the Griddle can always Depend on a rich nutri- A Shower Cake For tious chowder—either fish or vege- ;/ Fillets Served Baked table as thETtHeme center Tit a meal. •mm DOUMXwrnr SUSAN SHOW At the. same 'time, we know the . , NOSKDROn \rksWhen family will be well'filled and well A Bride-To-Be / fed. SometinSea it is. practical to In A Cream Sauce double the life of your present win CORN CHOWDER Moist When a head cold strikes, put a dow shades by reversing, them— Frozen fish fillets are the delight Place In greased," shallow baking 2 slices fat salt pork"" . - . Va-tro-nol in each nostril, lt'i B spe- taking off the roller and remount-, of hurried housewives—as the dlslvsprlnkle with salt, pepper, pap- 1 onion claljxed medication that- ing-inside out—or-taking--off— the greater-part 7 of the: work is - done rikaahd lemonlulce. Make s white —8-cups-aiced"bolled~POtatoeB" . roller and turning end. Some When they come into the home. .. sauce of. butter, * flour, seasonings Salt and pepper :. l/qulckly Relieves «n«ggy,snigy, shades, called "reversible," and at- At—the same-. tiwe, housewives and milk; pour over fillets in bak- 2 cups boiling water * .AMBHwb —^>-«• .stuffy distress tached to the roller with clips inr with plenty of time are also partial ing dish. Sprinkle . with fluttered 1 cub cooked earn, fresh or ofheadcol^Makeabreathlngeasler. stead of-tacks, are designed to be to.jhem and they, are, snatched up crumbs' and minced rparsley _.. Bake__* canned ' • colds iron turned end for end. Doing this to as quickly as they come into your, in a moderat••• • • e oven (35;35r0 F.-*•-) 3-5 mln• - 4 cups hot milk ' ploglfused convention type- shades involves pet market. But whether or hot | utea. Serves 6. Cut the pork Into small pieces at the first warning spUSe or sneeze, VA-TRO-NOL opening up the present bottom hem, you have access to such a supply of j' :—__—- and fry it out. In this fat cook the removing eyelets and stitching, and fish, you ,ca* still fillet your own, i. To remove paint from white cot- sliced onioru. Strain the fat into nialdng a new. heirt at the other qr have it done and turn puputt . a tton s or llinenslni , , scrape offf freshfresfhh' another pan, and put the potatoes end. very: tasty dinner. And for a'Lpaint and wash in warm 'suds. If Into the strained fat. Add boiling change,' instead ot frying or broil- stain has dried, soften . first with water, corn which has been cooked Telephone Bed Bank'22!0 '•/ You. can make delicious - cakes Ing th.e fillets—serve • ' *" oil, lard or -vasseline.....; spoi . with until tender, and'hot milk, Season with ihicken fat or home-rendered BAKED CREAMED FISH turpentine or banana oilI.. Wwass h in with salt and white pepper: brlnK , THE PROSPECT HILL,. DAY SCHOOL to the boiling point, and serve' with lard, using all fat or half fat and FILLETS ' • warm suds. Tho same method holds . '. riay and Educational Training for Children i to K Yean half butter for the amount of short- 2 pounds fish fillets (cod, sole, for washable colored or fine fabrics. crackers. ening specified In the rectpe. Spice haddock or halibut) On non-washable fabrics scrape off . Mornings (Eicent-Saturdsy) 8:30 to 11:30 fresh paint and sponge "with carbon OYSTER CHOWDER cakes, chocolate • cakes or' cakes Vi teaspoon salt 1 quart oysters .. Fall Session Commences September 4th with decided flavor in ' cake or Few grains pepper ' , tetrachlorlde or banana oil. If paint Vi teaspoon paprika is hardened, apply solvent on both 6 potatoes , ' . frosting are especially suitable for 1 onion ,'••.">• '" •• THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL of DANCING use of these fate . Juice of 1 lemon sides, of fabric. 2 tablespoons butter or substitute 1 cup water , •- , • Classes In all types of dancing for children and adulU To mix these Cakes, Increase salt 3 cups milk V* teaspoon. Reserve about Vt of 2 tablespoons flojr • For oranee slices, select seedless ~ Fall Session' Commences September 17th the' sugar > to beat into the egg Salt and pepper » oranges or 'varieties with a mini 2 tablespoons butter or substitute whites. Cream remaining sugar X tablespoon dry mustard mum of seeds. Pare wK» a very 1 tablespoon flour - Jujilor Ballroom Classes Commence October 1st with the fat. Combine egg yolks 1 clip rich milk ; sharp kntfe. Place on a .board and Salt and pepper Privute lessons In ballroom dancing by nppo'ntmcnt milu and aA$ to creamed mlx- Vt cup buttered bread crumbs cut crosswise into slices of desired 3 pilot biscuits " urc alternately with sifted caki tablespoon Server-en—a—pltlth flrntnUifl nvaterg. and remove 1^_.. Progpect. Hill, 117 Proipect Avenue, Red Bank flour mixture, beating after eacl Cut fillets • into serving pieces. powdered sugar.j any particles of Shell, Strain the addition; B.eat egg whites with re- -iraltni very important and dear to the he^of a;bride- served,, sugar unfn'stiff enough to fojd up in moist .peaks, Add to cake batter, beating very thorough- ly. .Bake as usual. •

cake lain order-one that la appearance, to match the frilly To cut a chicken for. stewing, trimmings on the table. frlcasseelrig or frying, clean ' draw-the chicken as for roast- ing; Using a sharp knife, cut the HOT MILK SPONGE CAKE skin and flesh between the legs and body, bend ]egs_back. far enough to 1 cup (lifted cake flour 8 eggs • snap tBe hip joints, then cut 1 teaipoon double-acting 1 cup sugar through the tendons to these joints, taking powder 2 teaspoons lemon Hce taking of? the second joint and ' X teaspoon lalf ~~ - "": « ;table«noon. hot JflUk .,. drumstlok-f rom -each: side in 'one. ~ SRl~aour~oJn!B7-measurei; ada-baking_pow.derjnd_sa!tL_and sift to- piece. Separate thigh-and leg at • Mther three times. Beat eggs with rotary egg heater untinfilck "tllff^olnt;—Break-the-wing-jointu and cut off. the wings. Cut from- enough to stand up in soft peaks -<5 to 7 minutes). Add sugar grad- breast-bone, following the ribs to ually heating constantly. Add lemon juice. Fold in flour a email the wing joints. Holding the breast- amount at a time. Add hot milk and. stir quickly until through y bone firmly with one hand and the blended. Turn at once into ungreased tuho pan and bake in moderate back bone with the.other, tear them very housewife knows, oven <350#) 35 minutes, or until, done. Remove from oven and Invert apart Starting with knife at .right pan 1 hour, or until cold. Remove from pan. Or hake in two 9-lnch angle to uppe.r part of breaat cut back as far as the wing joint. Split -, law pans In moderate oven '(350' F.) 20 to 25 minutes, or until done. into halves If desired. Cut back into , Spread tops and sides with Pastel Jelly frosting. halves. y Mom Flagstaff, "that alt oranges aren't

PASTEL JELLY FROSTING .Watercress requires special care j'sisters under .the skin'.. There's a world of difference in cup tart jelly • tablespoons sugar ••, in cleaning because of its small 1 egg white, unbeaten Da*h of salt . leaves and many stems to which Combine Ingredients in top of double boiler; mix. Place over boll- sand clings. •Jheir taste and in their vitamin richness. And that holds water and beat with rotary egg beater' 3 minutes. Frcitlng will rtand In peaks. Makes enough frosting to cover top and aides of two Fold crushed peppermint stick candy into cooled vanilla pudding. Jtrue'for grapefruit) too!" 8-Inch layers or to spread between layers and on top and sides of Serve In glasses and eprlnkle with 4-tler sponge cake, 6*9 or 5-10 Inches. chopped candy.

CHEESE AND OLIVE 1 cup milk So'when it came to choosing a source of supply for Flagstaff 2'.4 cups (',<• pound grated WHITE HOUSE_ _ SANDWICH FILLING ______.^ _American cheese) ^, where do you think Flagstaff went? To those There is nothing new about a 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce cheese and olive sandwich fllling,' •Vcup chopped stuffed olives TSTORl but there is somethlnc different Combine quick-cooking tapioca, . fertile sections ;of.the country which are falnous^rpund the about this one—it is made with salt, pepper, paprika, mustard and .Groceries American cheese and quick-CQokine milk In top of double boiler. Place and Delicateessen tapioca, Which keeps the sandwich over tightly boiling water and cook world for their luscious fruit. •- "' ' filling faioist without soaklnK into 8 to 10 minutes after water boils Fred C. Williamson, Prop. the bread. _ . again, stirring frequently. Add cheese slowly, stirring until melted. Fruit and Vegetables,'Wines , t .. ••.-."..;•• -•''.-'.••. CHEESE AND OLIVE SAND- and Liquors * WICH FILLING . Remove from boilrnir. water;. Then 3 tablespoons quickt'eookinsr '• add Worcestershire sauce . and ••' Phones Here, in specially^selected groves, pranges.ahd grapefruit. tapioca ' olives. Cool: mixture thickens as it copls. Makes 2Vi cups sandwich Atl. Highlands 448-471-106 1 teaspoon salt Center Are., Leonardo, N. 3. H teaspoon pepper ftlllne. Sprend on thinl y fsliced white ripen slowly under the sun and rain till.they reach perfec- tt-teaspoon dry mustard or dark bread. ' . ; tion! And it is their extra quality juice".that Comes 'to your ' table under'the'famousiFlagstafiflab'el. v •...

No wonder there can b"e nothing finer, than Flagstaff , Orange juice, Flagstaff Grapefruit Juice and the combina- tionof Flagstaff Orange and Grapefruit Juice. Here is the .tastiest way to give your family its Vitamin C^every day; So buy all three-and.serve'ern.for variety!' .... ONLY TH¥ PICK Of THE FRUIT CROP GOES INTO FLAGSTAFF CITKOS JUICES

so GENTLE with stockings! . | so QUICK with dishes! Here's the new beauty treatment Tor stock' g| Your dishes shine-yonr glassware glistens, ings, lingerie,' sweaters-everjthing that's I| when you. yse Chiffon.,TJjese sheer flakes washable, Cplbrs and fine fabrics 'wake up j|| of purest soap burst into long-lasting suds and Sing-in-piffon'4. rich, creamy suds! ||'' almost instantly. •

Xook jit yourhandsandimlle,The wonder' .fill purity dfiChiffon; Flakes* le»ve»""'' , smqqch. Iov8ly-|mlld i^ a lotion, RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27, 1945 PageNhnv Kim Zi**J>ot Sithtt et Leonardo ooatta, »nnsylnala, «j>»nt tb* Proposed Changes/In High Schools Ready w*«kH»tvd wttfa TB*v. and MM. 3BU> Gold Cup Riicin - Surf, Field m w« at t&TwVto Sow. mans.'*-sod Adams and tt ..„..._ Biyan, llvenr ssrvtes) • / employed, by the Pub|io Service proposed changes FFor GhdtronGhd SeasonSa Se&be'e George Alverspn; son c'fcorporation «,t Neirark, Is attend- And Stream Ing rule* for the" poitwar competi- Mr. anil Mr* James K. " Preparatory «ehooi. '*' BTSTffW VANVUBT tive cwmpalgni are iipected/to be Monmouth avenue,, MI „ and, lift •»:' ' " " completed at a dinner meeting of Davisvllle, Rhode Island, Thursday Bryfa, spent that wejk-end wltii Red Bank Opens At Manatquan Oct. 6; following a ltnlay leave. HI* twin th»lr parents, Mr. and. Mn. Bd- On the Great Outdoors committee, ha*/advlsi>d//hl«-toem- brother, Edward, Js at Parris Is- ward-Bryan. Ootobsr 5, Atlantic Tomorrow; Iieonarda Saturday land, South Carolina,, with the Ma* Mr. and Mr*, G«org» Horton-of , WilUain k/ Hom./iormer Bold l New Tork city were recent guests ' Hit Stripers At Belmax mouth are allowed to fish at'the Cup driver, who 1* coalman of the Mrs. Frank Jackson Was hostess of M*. and MM. Cosmo O'NeU. • lommlttee,/htfs ad/lsed bis mem- Ths pigskin parade of local high -rrr of the Tuesday evening card, party Mr*.. George Bhusk -will entertain; he morning following.th* Mow, Hook. „ bers that/material and comment mm schools 1* rapdlly approaching the •am* schedule Monday* with the surf towers,'who have studied the exception of Metuchen and Leo-given by ' the Ladles' auxiliary^ of member* ot the Rambler* club at- '. At the annual meeting of the concerning revision of the racing reviewing stand* ot gridiron fol- the Brevent. Park and Leonardo her. horn* this afternoon. unpredictable habit* of the striped Belmar Fishing club which was rules for the Gold Cup class, nave lowers a* Bad Bank, Bmnson, Leo- nardo. bass over Ions;, ygar* of close- con- Ooach TBale—True*, the former fire company. Highest score at Several members ot the Leon held September 1, , It was unani- been received And that definite rec- nardo, and Atlantlo Highlands pre- pinochle was made by Mr*. Wesley ardo Red Cross group attended a tact with them, were in the job at Neptune and Rutgers athlete, sends Belmar where a large bed of big mously voted by 109 member* who omnirfnoationg are US be. made to pare for their opening games. At- Wakefield, bridge, by Mrs. William dinner Thursday of* last week at attended, that an assessment, of the Council 6t the American Power HEALTH Y* Cottage Inn, Keyport, given for skimmer, dams had been broken up' from; the pounding ot the heavy JiOObemad^fbr each regular mem- Boat aieoclatlpn, at a meeting of Conference season, by playing Nep- ware awarded, to Mrs, Jamei K. A1- ber in order to assure the rebuild- that group, scheduled for October IN, tune *t Leonardo tomorrow after- Orange and Black met* Keyport under a new coach, John Doerr. verson, Mrs. Clifford-. Albertaoh, Lookwobd. Mrs. Lookwood is a '„' noon. The Leonardo Lion* open Mrs. Peter 'Green, Mrs, William resident of Elinors and spend* the tween the Belmar Fishing dub and of May, 1946. Members who were Saturday by playing Keyport at Although the Lion* have a large Heffernan and Mrs. Joseph J; Mur-«ummei here! Present were Miss the South Jetty of Shark River. ?t's or are In the armed-forces of the Leonardo.' • . : squad out, they have but two-vet* phy. Hostess of this week's card Lillian,' Lareen, Mrs. Robert narrow'atretch of beach and was United States are .exempt.. ON BMI SQUAD 11 your child Is •! •rans on the team and the club 1* unable to accommodate with health and At* Red Bank, Coach Frank, J. and game party Is Mn. Alfred Search, Mrs. Lena. Itaier, Mrs. Wil- large Cadet Robert J. William*, *on of Plngitore and hta assistant, Tom tie Jlghteat in yean. It will nil** Knight. : liam Ford, Mr*. A. Myhre, Mrs. crowd of anglers. who id a Ducks Unlimited report that in Mr. and Mr*. Rex O. Williams, you can b* quit* *trt Fhlpp*, have the largest «juad of such player* as Wackar and Hop- Louis Marigold, Mrs. Daniel-Leon- waitin„g line. As soon,,„.. _ a fish, spite of most unfavorable nesting Stardust Inn, Bridge lavenue, Red la. quart of CREAM ler. However, the Truex team has Mr. and Mrs. Harry 3. Hughe*, was landed, some one'stepped into milk be drlnka aaeh 4 recent Maroon history, 82 player*.. Sr, entertained-over the week-end ard, Mrs. William Outhler and season, observations indicate that Bank, Js a candidate for Borden- a moat Important faetor.,*',! been working hard to overcome Mrs. Frank Jaok*on. . the vacant spot. The bass were there should be a small, increase in town Military institute's varsity • .'Although long on quantity, the Its green tendencies by hard work. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Hughe*, Jr, not large,* averaging around six • • coaches have but four;letter men and son of Bayonne. - : ' Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Hlnch- duck* this fall si compared to a football team. The township boy*'had a-scrim.' pounds, "but they were very plenti- year'ago. According to the report from last year's squad to Mart'the. mage • game against Manasquan Herbert Neu, U,_!s, Navy, return- cUffd of, Stewart Manor,' Long 'is- ful. Skimmer dams were in great Bob, a tackle; Jta under the super- .season In the persons of Jim Vac- ed to New London, Connecticut, af- land, spent last week with. Mr. and in the spring,' breeding duck num- PURITAN * Friday and shovjpd up, well against demand following the storm. The ber* showed an increase of nine vision- of Head Coach Robert G. care'Ui, Joe Murdico, Ralph Marino, a heavier club. •' ' \T -a. visit with his parent*,-Mr, Mrs.. Charette Hcnter. .Mr. and ortunata fellows,' who were able Hoehn, who, in preparing for his HILK OOMPANl - and Tony C.-(irlon). Two men " Mrs. Richard B. Neu. Mrs. Horster and' their guest spent per cent over the spring of 194*. An unknown quantity, in Shore to get them, had excellent sport all Then the following things happen- eighth eason as mentor of the ma- Pkone Red Bar* ^J counted upon tor regular service r, and Mrs. Frank Fehn gave a the week-end at Pine Knob inn lat alonl g thth e coastt ; LonL g BranchBh , TaT - roon and white eleven, has 38 can- are sidelined by injuries., Jack Ack- Conference play will go on the fiejd. birthday dinner for. • Mr. Teim's Oanadensls, Pennsylvania. • >•; ed: .cold spring weather .inhibited" didates competing, for the" starting 989 ley, highly regarded Junior back, tomorrow afternoon when Atlantlo farther, Alphonse Fehn of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Putaian .kanassee. Deal, Allenhurst, Asbuw tlng activltlM. clutches and parr positions. Highlands under a new coach," Har- clutches of early nesters were is out with a kidney Injury suffered Sunday at their home- on '.Wash- will return to Brooklyn Sunday af- thaParkt , theal'l oceareporten had scatches quieted. dowNown" ^IaI - - - - - • . i-~ • in. a scrimmage. Be Is out for theold McKee, met* Neptune at Leo- ington avenue. Members , of the frozen ln May; drought bit South- nardo. The game had to be chang- ter spending.the summer here. the" clam tosser* will have to retire ern Saskatchewan and Alberta; •eason. __Frank Kuhl, a 190-pound- family present were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rose Knight was hostess at in favor of lead squids and plugs.' ed as Leonardo Is playing at home Alphoifte P*ehn; Mr. and Mrs. Al- crows and magpies took heavier «n, and halfback, has injured a Saturday and the Bayinore boys the, card party held. Tuesday night Principally plugs. What a weird toll; floods almost completely de- .knee.. • . • bert Fehn and children of Irving- by • the auxiliary a: the Brevent collection of plugs some 'of them "have no field. • |«ni Mr. .and,.M.r*. John Farrelland stroyed Redhead crop on huge Net- •—However, ths-coaches are driv- Park- and Leonardo Ore company. have. I saw one the other evening ley and Llbau marshes in' Manl- . OFFICIAL • Tho "HigtiUinderV.BtiIlMve~.th9 chlldferfor Newark" andy Mr; -antf i'f!at.ta4l/_Jt^enough to ing their charges Bard to prepare leryioes ot 'Andy- Richard ln the Mrs. William Newman <6f Maple- ~ Membe^irof the'Scout-Mother's toba and due to late hatch; many "for the opening game at Manas. auxiliary will' serve a" spaghetti and scare a fish out of a yeafi growth,- mother ducTSTWsre-forced-to-abah-i backfield and b'lg George Patterson wood. but Its owner swears by It. -It's a quan October 6. The team has .a on the line to catch, passes, The big meat b^lhsupper at the high school don'their broods too soon, in order heavy .forward line, but lacks ex- Mrs. Otis Emery, Atlantic Htgfc Saturday between 6 and 8 p, m, hunk of wood about eight Inches to moult ^ R *H>PI N1NX3 perience. At the end*, the likely Red of Neptune will field an almost lands, ia entertaining Mn. BenSupper will be prepared by Mrs.long painted red and white, mount- iijriJL.feej(J4 Hajvley, Mrs. Nicholas Kaiser and ed with two gang* of treble hooks looking prospects are .Bert Bulkin," The fiiyt fall meeting of the Mon- , ON OH BEFORE Frank. Booth, Milton Grey and Bobin the shore Conference race. Mrs! Fra5F¥em~anumTi«fJrtiF Wf^ftethtoil day. . • placed ln a fund to-be used to es- Tnouth—-County—~ Federation of. Frlck. None has'had any extended tablish a teen-age recreation cen- which, goes through all kinds of Sportsmen's clubs will be held in play at the flanks. The tafkle can- B-17 Gunner Out Mrs. Keith Otto . and daughter ter at Leonardo. contortions when trolled. However, the First avenue solarium In As- MONDAY, OCTOBER didates are headed by Dan Cohn, Carol Ann left Wheeling West, Vir- Robert Holde'worth,'Jr. and MaeI still stick to the'Heddon "Pikey bury Park, Friday, September 28 Dom. Clttarella, E<1 Jones and, Neal ginia,, yesterday, where she has Holdswortb, are recovering from Minnow" with a red head' and at* B'o'clock. The Federation wll Havllahd. Two veteran guards, been for several months with her whfte body. I had six hits for ..overseas. trice Oslp, Mr*. -Gertrude- Rech, season, thousands of potential • UNDER \ Reeves will take the halfback, posi- Mrs. George Man, Mr*. Hannah breeders, -who have survived the tions. • . Mre. Henrey Frye Is chalrmsn.of rigors of Infant mortality during National M^toi* \, NEW MANAGEMENT arrangements for the New York JeiTera and Mr*. William Lawler. the summer and have at last grown . Other candidates who have William Lund, who has been caught' the coaches' eyes are J. bus trip which the Ladies' auxiliary strong enough to attempt their of Community Fire company will spending the summer with hia long pilgrimage Into the great un- Boat Exhibit Croft,.,Walker and Widge, jn tha take' October 3. As the bus they, grandparents, Mr. and Mre. Anthon NAGY & KGVAC^^Inc. line and Coy, Burgess, ftavls and known, end up their live* before have chartered Is a large one, there O. Lund, has returned to Brooklyn they have made the first lap of Clgllo.ln the backfield. will be extra accommodations for Lieut. Walter Haulbosky, US their long Journey, in the pocket of Executive Committee " JEUd Bank Is not eligible for the those who" might wish to Jpjn the Army Air corp* and Mrs. Haulbos- a net, or else.become caught_by the Shore Conference championship as, party, those wishing to join the ky of Texas, and PPC Herbert gilla in the long lead "nets where Decides Against A along, with Lakewood, they are party please contact Mrs. Frye. Haulbosky, US Army Air corps and they rot playing but four Conference games. The Leonardo Citizens associa- Mrs. Haulboskey of Denver, Colo- Show Next January >" South River will" be-met''for tha tion will meet at .the Community rado, have returned to their re- first time in four year*. .The Key- I can't remember .In past years, fire house tomorrow evening at 8 spective bases, after visiting their There will be no'National Motor Let Us Take Your port decision to drop Red Bank o'clock: Matthew Stevenson la when I have ever seen Canadian caused the lack of the necessary parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin honkers flying south so early ln Boat «how ln New York next Jan- B/SGT. ROBERT FI8HMAN president. J. Haulbosky. uary,- it was announced Tuesday,' fifth game. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Brown " > season, Sunday while squidlng Tbo schedule: • ', • Staff Sgt. Robert.' yiahmkn. ion Mr.-and Mrs. Edgar Blake have the surf a flock of some hundred following a meeting of the execu- have as their house guests Mrs. returned from their vacation, spent of Mr*. Rae Fishman, 1M Shrews- Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- flew overhead honking merrily. tive committee of the National As- Uctober 6—a 1 in.New. York state and Pennsyl- sociation of Engine, and Boat Man- Imry avgnue,—waj-dijeharg-cd lajt w They were rather low, as they AWNINGS bert Kaelin of Jersey City, former Thursday at Fort Dlx with a total vania:" " r soared by ln V— formation, so I ufacturers, sponsors _of the show. * October 20—Leonardo, away. summer residents of Leonardo. October 11—Aibiirr Fark, horn., 107~poiatr—He-wae-ln-jesv —Div-Haxry- -honked back i.t them. -I Imagined The decision was due toT iireiefnt Nov.mb.r I—Bouth Rlw, tiom*. three years and two months. week-end visitor of Mr. anaVHre. member* of Delta Phi Alpha.*o£ that I could see. several' of these (Uncertain freight shipping condlr November ]0—Kaptunv, awar. • A tail gunner on a B-17 attached Loul* Velg-el. orlty at her' home tonight. wise old birds turn their heads tlons continued difficulty in ' ob- November 22—Long Branch, away. to the 15th Air Force, he completed Miss Betty Wakafleld, who Is liv- sldewlse and give me the once oyer. taining specific materials, arid At Riimson. Coach Milton Nlch- Mrs. Guesie Seibl of New'York They were prebably headed for the other factors, according.to George 80 mission* before returning to the city spent ' Friday, Saturday and ing in Newark, spent the week-end Them Ready For Spring 1946 ol* and his helper, Jim Koken, State*. He. hojda the Air medal with- her parents here^ Chesapeake where I have been' in- W. Codrington, president of the or- with the_ part ttm« aid of Bob Oa- Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George formed, that in recent years goose with aeven Oak Leaf clusters,,the DeLotig and family* Mr*. Thomas King is visiting hei ganization. . There will be awning stripes for next year, goodby face a seven-game' schedule European-African-Middle Eastern daughter, Mr*. Michael Gavin a shooting is at its best very early "When the show Is resumed, Wltfa44ma.ll and light squad. Add- medal with three Bronze Stars, MLsses Corrlne and Estelle Jef- in the season. but plciy it safe and we can make them in faa of Jersey City recently visited Lakewood. • which will be as *oon as practical, ed to thwr lack of reserves are the Presidential Unit citation and Good visitors will see our finest exposi- Conduct medal. ' their grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Mr*. Mary McLaughlla !* visit the winter. ' Injuries, of Woody West who hurt Jeffas. ing friend* In Jer*ey City. ' Have had numerous Inquiries tion," said Mr. Codrington. T'Mem, hi* kne«,in a. fall from a motor- — Mrs—Gofnellus Jeffaa has closed "Mrs. Robert WcKenna of New from fishermen as to where, exact- ber manufacturers of boats, marine AWNING STRIPES will bt of the best quality cycle, and Irving Stephen*, a half- CADGHT 14 BASS her summer bungalow and gone Xo York eity,-was-e,-week-end-sue* ]y__How]and'» "Paradise Channel" engines and marine equipment will back, who hw a bad hip. West is Jersey. City for the winter. ia located, so, I asSecl-n!m7~HSBald,- present completely—new postwar . and worknianihtp. one of the outstanding passer* in Leon ^VanBrunt or Lexington rff Mr. and M». Frank F«y avenua, Fair Haven; John Knodell .Sgt. and Mrs. Steven Bonora of • Mrs. Mabel Diehl is visiting rela "It Is any place where you find the lines' that will embody all the -ad-- the conference and can be counted b.lg green heads:" ' va^ceg,(h design and construetfon on ** a breakaway: runner' also. and Samuel Kessler of Wardell Rutherford are visiting Mrs. Bo-tlves at Charleston, Virginia. - avenue, Little Silver; Charles Blch- nora's parents, Mr, andVMrs. SamuelNelson" of Paa«a(c, Mr developed by the demands of an Standard / Awning Co. Coach. Nlchol* has sin excellent Ham A. Maack. Large Pickerel Entered In New unprecedented war effort. Prac^ prospect at end In Bnon Olln, who man of Jersey City, and Murle Hoy and" .Mrs. William Clark, Jr. and of •Morninffflide, N. J,, -returned Mrs.' Florence Veigel made the' Mr.'and Mrs. Clark, Sr. of Staten Jersey Fishing Contest- tlcally all of our companies have rProntSt.,:.",-^:"-^!" ': transferred front Ithica, New York. highest score Thursday afternoon One of the largest pickerel, taken been 100 percent' engaged In war He may have to .shift Rus Marcel- this week after spending a week at Island, spent the -week-end at th Wachapreague, Virginia, fishing. at the pinochle party held at the Nelson home here. in Monmouth county in recent construction for every branch of ESTABLISHED 1927 )u». from guard to end. Frank Les- The party caught 11 channel bass. Ocean view -Community fire house years wae caught last Sunday by the armed services ever since 1941, lie and George Cohen have the under the direction of the Ladles •Mrs. Peter Green, chairman ot Harry Maus'er'of Phalanx. It meas- and even before. The experience, tackle call, while Clifton VanNote auxiliary of the fire company. Mrs the USO National War Fund drive ured 25 inches in length and weigh- gained will be strikingly reflected and Jim Stalfa will take over the Port Monmouth Minnie Ast was hostess for the af-In this area, entertained commit- ed three and one-half, pounds. in the peacetime version of sturd- guards. At center Captain Jack ternoon. Other prize winners were tee members at-her home for tea Mauser weighed in his fl«h at ier hulls," lighter, more powerful Macintosh will hold sway. With Henry Koop of Park avenue was Monday. • Present were Mr*. Louis admitted to Monmouth Memorial Mrs. Clara.Wade, Mrs. Nora Jos- Cranmer's Tackle shop, Long engines and more efficient nautical iWest and Stephen* out, Al Wynn, ephs; Mrs. Clara Rheln, Mrs. Han-B. Marigold, Mrs. Morris Josephs, Branch. . As there has been no of- accessories of every description." Save Moll, Frank 'Mszza, George hospital Friday evening with a pos- nah Jeffas, Sirs. Mae;Louise Holds- Mrs. William A. Maack, Mrs. ficial releases In recent weeks from BBrry, Robert West, and Jack sible fracture of the right leg suf- worth, Mrs. Emily • Lawler, Mrs Frank Jackson, Mrs. Mildred Gut- Trenton, headquarter* of the tourn- The pre-war National Motor Brlster are scrambling for poets. fered when he hit his fotvt on a tprmsen, Mrs, Matthew Stevenson Boat Show was held ln Grand Cen- passing car while" riding his bicycle Mary DeLong, Mrs. Delia Stern- ament, lie to the leading fish ln SANDER and Mis* Blanche'Leonard, tral Palace, New Tork, January The schedule:' along Broadway, Belford. schus, Mrs. Louise Krantz, Mrs. each class, we don't know at this October 4—Freehold, a war. Anne Alchele and playing were Sgt Ruth Parker, WAC, of New- time ln what position this fish 10-18, 1941, marking'the 36th an- October II—Red Bank, home. Mrs. .Blanche Greeley is a medi- Mrs. Gertrude Rech, MJs. Loretta ark, who has recently returned stands, but It Is safe to assume that nual show under the auspices of BEER-WINE-LIQUOR October 20—Metuchen, awar. cal patient at Riverview hospital. .Gaff, Mrs. Anna Maack and Mr*. the National Association of En- October 27—Point Pleasant, home. rrom France, was guest at a din- U will win one.ofjhe prizes. It Is Mrs. Dorothy Daley lof Campbell, Lou Hoelck. ner party Sunday, given by her only ten Inches under the world's gine and Boat Manufacturers, the 67 BROAD ST. Phone 3340 RED ] November »—Atlantic Highland!,home. avenue and MrB. Florence Bennett series beglnnlngl'ln 1907. The first November 9 — Atlantic Highland*, PFp Raymond McGovern tele- coualn, Miss Mildred Parker.- record which was caught at Mac- home.'' of Red Bank have left to spent! - Mr*. Edward Fa-wley of East World War failed to halt the. ex- • November 10—Keyport, home. the winter at St. Petersburg, Flor- phoned his mother, .Mrs,'William Gregor Lake, Quebec, September 2, 1935. '.•'.•; *••..' position in 1917 and 1918, and ln Koramber 28—Leonardo, .away* ' • . ida, with visits to Tampa, Miami McGovern, Washington avenue, P.atersonr spent the week-end with friends here". 1920 two shows were held. Several The Junior varsity wH play the and Palm Beach. from Monterey, California,' Thurs- months before' the Jap sneak at- day, that he was leaving for the Mm. Richard B. Neu will enter- Grappling For Striped Bass tack on Pearl Harbor, the National BELLOWS & CO. Pacific in a few days. tain members of • the Rambler's Association's executives, forseeing PFC and Mrs. Robert Stouton- club at luncheon today, While squldlnfc for stripers the borougfh are spending a furlough at •Word has been received here oi other evening I noticed a Coast the . threatening war, decided PRIVATE STOCK j Vs ' Decatur, Illinois, He Is stationed the birth at Sacramento, Californ. Guard dory trolling up- and flown against holding the show in 1942. at the Leonardo naval base. ia, of a daughter, Elisabeth Ann. the beach about 100 yards off shore. From 1916 to 1941 the National A. BLEND OF AXL STRAIGHT WHISKEYS Mrs. Catherine " McCfovern- of to Lieut, and Mrs. S. E. Craig, Sep. There were" three boys in it, two Motor Boat Shows have been held Larchmont, New York, closed her tembgr14, Mrs. Craig 1. th* form of them pulling on the oars while in Grand Central Palace, providing Diamond Grading summer bungalow on Bellevuo ave- er Miss Helena Plckstt, daughtei the third held a-fishing rod. My one of tha,.natlon'B outstanding ex- of Mr. and Mm, John Picket*. Mr* attention- was taken off them for nue' for the 'winter •this' week,' a few minutes and when I looked positions, attracting yearly thou- Steve Collins, U. S. Navy, Is home Pickett I* with her daughter at sand* of visitors, many from dis- PARK & TILFORD Examinations 1 Sacramento. up I saw them frantically rowing oh leave . ' toward shore .where they landed tant sections of the country. The- Harold Rausch, son of .Mr,, and Mr.-and Mrs. Percy Bennett ar and made a dash .for the Coast shows have served as a focal point SPECIAL RESERVE 'A $3# Mre. Harold Rauseh, Is at tha Nav- parents'.of a son born Tuesday in Guard station returning with a set for conventions of national boatr al training base at Sampson, New Monmouth Memorial hospital of grappling iron*. Rowing-out to ing. groups, meetings ct* racing Turk. AD Atlantic Highlands ' sea they dropped the irons and rules committees and similar gath- Case $40.80 National •xamlnatioiis for ihe Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Alexander started making wide circles. I erings. REGISTERED JEWELER of Evanston, Illinois, are parents couldn't imagine what they were of a daughter, Jane Leonard 'Alex- Naveaink doing-. I thought at first they had Am«xlCAn Gem SocUty In- ander, born" • September 8 - at Chi- discovered a body and were -grap- Neeti-Of Voluntary Bellows Special Resei clrffle -file aclentlficgr&dlng of cago, > Mrs. Alexander Is the form- pling fbr It. They kept this up for In NavaMnlt at tha poatofflea and William Services Stressed diamonds. •. . . Et.tal?ll«h>d er'.MlBB. Nan Leonard of this place. a long time when suddenly the boy Mr*. Albert W. Cross has return- who was holding on to the rope* • -The necessity, of continuing the U ed' truth ain supper wn Case $41.16 Be neia"WeTlnMaay, UgtoBar M for work.of the voluntary services was . attended the Wedding of her Ttl'eMBa In aV''taHg glvuU by -Mrs7 oi opinion among umeglst«r« Rttglstorttd J*w*>ler may ing church »§rylce wlirbeomjl'led other members-:of tha crew let out thelast meeting of the'Middletbwn of Brooklyn. The ceremony was" a-cheer; Thoy, lowered the grap- township branch of the Red Cross, -,»,,... ,8 JkTSAB.OLD BOTTLEQM consldsr illghtty yttllow Ml tin- performed September -23. As soon 9We>g to tha absenoe at conference of the pastor, Rev. H. Paul Leap, plln? hooltfl sgoln and ln a .few: Some of these service* are carry* a*'Bgt,-Welnberg receives his dll- minutes brought Up1 the rod arid Ink a heavier load than before (he ohafRej Jhe couple are. planning to, John pa'nlali, who."ha« been «ta- : rool, .andstarted fishing ul "cease fire" order, thp speaker Pint $2.51 halts their h6me«ln 0hln»,''wli«f*" iald,iinotably^h'om»-> servlotT and f;the.Wi hand.: who was the Interesting work belh'g'd'orie by known at Leonardo, hiving.'spent vice. -,'• 7T-'''' ,• ' ' ,"." <•• .••" the actsiUnd.skUla. caumo.at. Sort, Vs many summers here at the home Sir*. Theodor.a 3Rhbdo» of .,... holding It in, thp.gtorn.' ..':",. • y 12 York-has returned to'hsr duties.a. Monmouth and the Naval hospital, lfrtleitt of Mn, Qfcoss, and. her lata^,hus- There seems ;to' b* considerable Asbury Park,, and of 'the nurse* Martell Cognac band, Albert W. Cross. ^ matron of a glrli' dormitory at tho aid;* and Griy Ladle* who are still °* *• httvum public. University of Mslfte aftrfr a short .oonfuslon regarding th« Jlshlni re* Mrs, Walter Qavls, who ha* been itrtotlona at Fort Hanoook, The In great demand, and ot the motor a surgical pqflent at Monmouth visit with Mil* NqrmanSwan o( corps, chntoen and.staff asslstanU this plane and Mlu Helen B Brown other ovenlnsr I Was told that all Memorial hospital, returnod home restrictions had bean llited'and that ytho 'darry on, . . ' , Saturday, .' , of Atlantle Highland*. Mt"' Rhodes 3 Star Hennessey 11 anyone with, a visitors pass .would The new proposed by-law* of the. Sgt, Frank Frohnhoefor, who It aot«d iu librarian her* fbr'« short bs allowed to fish, Than some one Monmouth Oounty Chapter, which stationed at Camp MaePhirion, time several ytari ago, '' , elso told me that 'no »ne wa* Hi-will be Votod1 on at the next session Georgia, hat b»en.horn« <)n a four-. ,P*.ul,Smith 1* home from over lowed to bring a fiahlntr rod on the of tho,county executive committee', •- furlough with hi* wife •if* and I* at, Fort. Dli awaltlm rejumtlon..- It now appears that was also djiaussid «t the ttl " ' Jwity.ei aotlon while jJAIrVlHf 11 IR iMfsTplit.Chrlsty >'* 1U":. i Ten. RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 27.1945 Jean. Th« father r cirriigi, good fox aoarf, *W| (aa ajort «st, I*.M) age, whose names were withheld Dance Saturday .sc0adlU«n, |l<] chUoVi lilat anow.iult, •witb slppir, IV, IIH X, Pica* B*d 2tn\ 31ack «oat.'H/>Ue 18r% S$ Bnk 32,000 by-polilc* because of their agej,were William U Rtusell..Jr- Krnaet Few WUt itt VtrrU A barn lance, under the auspices „ .'reasonable prices. -Atlanta "reprimanded In police court Mon- of the Shrewsbury River Yacht Labrecque, Caniona CHILD'S-24 Inch two-whMl blkt. Call GOAL BOBIMO cook »tove, coed condi- Faint •oTnjAy, lirWeit.Front e#«et. daynight -Dy, Kecoranr —.... ' -Reid Bank 3»3-J.« - '- ' - - ti-f IB. 14 McLaren, atntt, Red Be« Bank, W. j; phpne fiSl-W, ' >J « B | Keltey Sued tflBl^>^*Ad^4A^hB^^B^SpBV^**^B^^Hp^^ '^eV Vi^l^M^^H^*asiB^^B^faBHeBW^B^Bt^a^lBj Ltadsley, The (boys broke into a at the clubhouse at Fair Haven. OODMSEtLOBa AT.L»W, ilO-FOOT VOBit" BOrfTi-1.0 house while th« family was away • WaUac. Utr. k,i Bank a AELE CJBIBr doubl. drop »M.i. BOX'B 28-lncb bicycle, with balloon tires ' Speedway motor, cheap. Fred Farwall, , There will be dancing from 9j30 to LOST AND FOUND and gear. Call Bad Bank RM7-M. Ga» Company and stale a bushel of apples and'a" Theodore O. Panooi Edmund j. Caniona tuner «prlng and hair mattmii II' Blnsham svsnue, Rumson.' Phon»' 2 o'clock and prizes will-be given ^ Tb«odar« f. Labrecgu* Bumson Is9>. ' baby's bank containing $4.05. Their "excellent condition, Phone Red Bank SUST COT W ioiB«Jki*[.awfat»4J*» N. .for the most attractive costumes. Hsttm "P. Comb. Thomai J. Smith LOST—31uK Cocicar SDanlal' with whlta C. pine roofere, only a Jew ttaouatnd SCRATCH FEED, with plenty of good lUu MMJT C. K»Uey,'daughter of parents brought the children to Plans are also under way for the Robert a Malda William B. Blair.. Jr ' -Jnark on cheat, child*! psb Eta Glauei, Qox 111, tied. Bank, N; J, Btopa moth; damago fpr -five years,-o cellcnt for boat, |4O. Phone Atlantis y, It-Raymond McGowan, Free-; Reward.* ' Berlou pay* tbo 'dBmag«. The Wrlsh Hlghlanda 808. » and astd furniture, household' day at Monmouth Memorial hos- SHERMAN A. MANNING, Stores,' SO Monraouth street, phoha Bed A dinner party and shower were LOST—Sair of tortoiie «hell glaain In CAMEL COLORED all-wool aulVkiK 16 goods, china, glassware, painting.., I, disclosed Tuesday. pital. COUKSELLOE AT tAW, Baalc 2222. . r ,.h« negligence' action was to given last week at the Rainbow ' -60 Broad Street. - '00ft brown leather ease, around, the , $10; navy 'blue'garbardlne drass seat, brlc-a^brac, etc.. Ruscll'e Auetloa - Rod Bank railroad itatlon. Call Red TWO...1687 rebuilt 85-h, p, ford motors, slu 16, never worn, $8| grey box 1>eat, Gallsrle.,'18-27 East" Front atreat, »T« opened before Judge Robert room at Asbury Park for Miss June. Tel, Bed Bank 8756 two Fairbanks-Morse 8-h. p. motors, Bank 1807-J. racoon collar, site IS, good condition, Bed- Bask 1JB8. • /' Klnkead yesterday. Injuries -Abraham of, Long Branch. Attend- REWARD for return af gray rowboat. keroBene druma, two, bandwlncbei, live- »8; pink pile fabric baby bunting, used jRumson DR. L. W. CARLBON. ton capacity, and two four-Inch pumps, Td in. ari*accraentnt"wa8 con- ing_SKeje_IIrs.- Cecil. FinkleJ_Mnt eight feet long, with green plywood once, $». Call Red Bank 20-M. Palloy's, 98 Fort Monmouth road, KOBBI- YANKEE TRADER will buy, soli or Eva, Auerback,- Mrs. Joseph Abra- SCBGEON CHIROPODIST, bottomj-ilrlfted-lalt-wielt-from-cove' at- »d,' impaired the, young jKSffl- _ N.. J.• breakfast* set, dining and living room morrow for Black Mountain college for the construction of. a' 80-inoh Rein- Blze of an, Alrdale, -with cur ley black N. J.« ' / '• .•.-••-•. • sets, occasional chair? Come;to The Pur* At the. time of the accident Miss 138 BBOAD ST., BED BANK, N. 3. PINC PONG 1ABLE, regulation size Cxi. near Asheville, North Carolina, forced Concrete Pipe Drain on a Timber coat. Owner may get licence from thfe BAR COUNTER with cooler, gas range, hlture Center and 1iUy on 12 month Selsey was employed at the Squler S. P. C, A. In Eatonlown.' ' . . Phone_F,atontown 486-W.' •' Robert Osgoodby of Park-avenue eTrestle, 'Eetimated a.mtiunt of pij>6' re- bureaus and beds, , 121 Carr avenue, payment plan. 29 East Front street. laboratories—at Fort Monmouth.'.. - Qvlred 188.lineal feet.' Keansburg, N. J.* SWARTZ AUCTION'ROOM >as a bud- THE FURNITURE Center will buy ai7- has been assisting football coaches ; Bids will be openad and teed in pub- get plan which makes it very conven- thlnjc and everything you ' want to> with the gridiron activities at tho lic at the VOODIB of the said Borough on FOR SALE TWBNTY.EIGHT INCH man's bl- ient for the customer. Just aB sopn ae- dlspoia al and pay the highest prices. local high school, • Fair Haven RbadrFilr Haven.- New J«r- new . Frigldalres, " washing machines, «9 East Front street. Phone Red Bank Union Beach sey, on.October 8th,.1916, at or about ' cycle,' chrome fehdera, reclng Tf!dioK-KT>i>ehr, Swarti will have them all ONE NEW pair Ol White Cro« ahoe«, guaranteed. Phone Red Bank 3213, Thomas Flatley was- home, for 8:00 P.. HU •••-••• • • •• •n\ze b'.i C, No. 1 last, no itamij. never frame. Phone Red Bank 3533, Specification! for the proposed wq |t DISCONTINUED Imperial washable wall- The petition to. have the Union the week-end from his.position with r beBn_worii. Phone Red Bank 2407-J;* SWAHT7. AUCTION ROOMS has a good prepare'd by. George K. Allen, 0. 23<, have FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM suite, with line.of 2nd hand furniture such as liv- paper for every room In* your home i 5ach,J>ollce retirement plan placed the State Unemployment office fit been filed In th« office'of the laid En- AMBlUCAN RADIATOR . hoatins plant. values to (Ui,. on slle (or (1.98 per Trenton. , 15 rndlitoM, with all piping, hot water .and 'mattress; good oundlUon, ing room.suites, Ice boxes, etc. Highway «i-th»-balloi-in-the:.next,.j[eneral Kineei- at" 60 Broad Street, Red Bank, o man's bicycle, $20, Phone Red 35, phono .Reil Bonk 3218. ' room lot. Quantities and patterns an N«w-il»r«ey—and-May-lbe-lnipected hy_ circulating pump complete, used only one limited. Klarln's Faint Store. t« Mon- station will have to be delayed RoDefrScbttTofRlveffeaa^wmr 1 eiJ IP YOU_HA.VE-.AMY.T1HNG to sell no' proacective ..bidders during . bU8in«B8 ss?., •yottf, 'suitable lor >lX'Bevcn«room hoiue; mouth street. ~ v - * inttl next year "according to a has been a surgical patient at'Rlv- hours. The itandard proposal form mill equipment excellent condition; price (185. NEW PITCHER PUMP $8, large hand matter ' what It Is, diamonds,' furs, dement made to the mayor and erview hospital is showing excellent be furnished.upon application.. {Specifica- Cmdr._Wolcott, Red Bank 1458-M. pump, Including .jilpe 20 feet long, th« furniture clothes, anything at all, little kind of pump that will not freeiejn the OOLDTISH, Tropical .'"flab," auuar. Jl at the meeting Thursday progress. His wife has been stay- tions will be furnished to prospective CONTRAtTORS, tbullders and farmers. or hlx call at Swarti Auction Room, bidders upon payment- of Five, Dollars Let a Singer winter time, $8 i pair of skils, used once, Highway 35. phone Red Bank 8218. lumti aquatic plants', supplln,. ing with her daughter, Mrs.Thom- Truck bodies built and repaired. Hlaii- cost 113. will sell for $5;"heavy, cast Open dally and Sundays until » p, J«4*}J«4*}UhyWU6^TOStnA 35, nonths Jinrriediately preceding a avenue, is a medical patient at forms in the manner designated in the Reasonable charges. Estimate Ixx- boys and Rich's shoes, ¥4: nlckel-plnted |ihbne_Rej]Jlank_J1213. ' '• •' Kcansburg Gateway. ", speclllcatlons, must be encloted in sealed FISHERMEN, brinB your welding needs brass shower ring and fixture for over neral_election cannot be placed Rlvetview hospital. bished in advance. to Century Welding; also let us make bath tub; antique aval walnut picture AJgE, YOU LOOKlNO .for carpets, all . the ballot until, the following envelopeii bearing the name'and address sites. Come to Swartx Auction Room, USED. PARTS for Sterling, Petrel * Doi: Eileen Desmond, daughter of Po- of the bidder, and the name of the proJ your manifolds walercoolcd. Century frame, $3: long, cnBt-lron aluminum pan mera'l eleqtlon. It was further Welding, Highway No. S5, corner New oake griddle, «2. Phone Eatontown 284. Hlghwny 35^ phone Red Bank 8218. '- phln motors; 110-volt, 1,500 watt, D. lice Officer and Mrs, Edmond Des- posed work on the outside, and must b« HEAR'VEI HEAR YEI Swarti Auction uiiplained that members of the Monmouth' road,.MIddletown, N. J. Phone .410 STEVENS MODEL No. 58B bolt C. Delco light plant; oria 1%"I17' mond, East River road, entertain-- accompanied by. a certified check tot a Mlddlctown '295.^ • • Z .Room did It again, just bought-a load oronie shaft with three struts-, perfect; Municipal finance . commission sum of nt least tfin (10) per cent of the ' action 4-shot repeater. Al condition, of furniture including new b'edroom sets, one lVi"x8* Tobln bronze shaft, good. ed a group of friends Sunday af- amqnnt hid. Payable to the order of the SINGER EXTRA. CLOSET. ROOM—12 garment carrying lnid linoleum $1.00 to $1.98 square 22-FOOT HA1SED deck cabin cruiser,' hot sun all day. - After using it, KOKEN beauty parlor chair, all leather .Auction Room tb-tee whet beautiful • sleeps two, fully converted; Ford V-J re. It was estimated that in ough so to do. 43 Monmouth Street yard, lovely now throw rugs, linoleum furniture, we have, just bought out a drain and coll It carefully in a ECGAR V; DEWSE, and porcelain, reasonable. Also baby motor. Paragon gekr, all equipped t ,', if the plan were approved by paste 89 cents gallon, Preen wax $1.10 Ifihousf! at prices below cost. Swarti rekdy to go anywhere. Full price $500. shady Bpot? or put it- away in a Attest: Mayor, quart, Nnt'l. 6 t 10. Prown's. Phone Red walltcr~!n Hood condition. -HO—Barker- votera in 1946, it would cost the avenue Eatontown, Vnll Homes after 6- ctlon Doom, Highway 85, phone Red Saul Morris, 26 North fiateway. Tome cool, dry place. . M. FLOY-D SMITH, Red Bank Bank 2680. ink 3213. _ ough an expenditure of $7,000 Borough Clerk.' .. River, N. J. Phone Toms Rlvtr 70C-H. SO1LOF, $1.15 gallon, Renuzit 65 centa BABY~ GRAND PIANO. In perfect con- . accrued liability, plus mainten- gallon, Soilax 2S cents, Glo Coat 59 1 PIECES Maple Living Room Setr like COCKER SPANIEL puppies, blnck.curly, new, Plank bottom (1S10) sofa; oild dition, at Svartt Auction Room, High- beautiful, seven'weeks; Irish setterl. .JCB cost each year ol about $900. Phone R. B. 3806 cents pint; wax machine for rental $1 way 35, -phone Red Bank 32J3. per day, chamola 49- cents, .dust mops tables and chairs. . Many dlahcs. some 8 weeks, champion stock. At stud Cocker J request to have a liquor package $1.60. Nat'l, 5 £ 10. Prown's. Phone bisque vases. Mahogany curio cabinet. BRIDESMMD'S gown and headdress, Sps'nlel. Irish Setter. Colfey, Freehold. ' » established in Union Beach Red Bank 2680. • Reasonable. Meyer's 1 Vanderbllt place, pink,' aweetheart neckline, full skirt rhbne-38»-Hi NOTICE WoodbrldBe. with KOld sequins, $26; original price turned down. It was brought NOTICE la hereby fc'ivini that the fol- WASHABLE SHADES—Heavy paper 29 140. Phone Red Bank 1«»2. JUSU ARRIVED, stoves, combinat^ci that there are now 12 licensed wins is a copy of a proposed ordinance cents without rollers, narrow Holland 22 FOOT CAPE Cod Dory, winner recent coal and gat stoves, gas.ranges, coal HABIT shades'49 cents. Duplex window .shndeH Shrewsbury" race*. Priced to sell. New TWO GOOD 600x16 tires, short surf stoves, oil cook stoves, oil beaten tnd es, each paying a fee of $350, introduced at a meeting of the Mayor pole, with brand-new reel and new and Council of the Borough of Kair $1, metal curtain rods .10 centB. metal sail. Bryan's dock,. Cotnmanche, Drive, co&l heater, Samuel Swartz, 14 Welt that establishment of a pack- swing rods 35 cents pair. Nat'l. 5 & 10. Portaupeck, ' linen line, new pressure cooker, twin bed, Front street, lied Bank. Phone 1387.' Haven held Mo^nday, September 24, 1945, springs and mattress. Call Red Bank store would be unfair to these Prown_'s._P)ione_Red Bank 2CB0v » LARGE SIZE oil hcBter, "Radio type" Plays a large - part in {•nd, passed firbt read inn, and was laid 571.• * ilnesees. The establishments over for, second and rtnal passage to a HOT WATER HEATERS—Bantami In pot burner. Suitable for heating a NOTICE. If you ' are thinking siie and cost, but giants. In operutlon, .licensed, are plenary retail meeting to be held Monday night, Oc- ; small dwelling. Call Atlantic IllghlandB MARINE RAILWAY, complete. 2 work- . about disposing of jour household every man's success tober 8, 1945, nt the Doioutdi Hall in They burn oil. Just light them and^ftfr- 655 or 348 between 9 a. m. to 4 p. in ins jibs, spars un 60 feet; flag poles ffoodl and furnishings, real estate, mptlon, and there it no liqour Fair Haven tit 8 o'clock,-at which time Bet about them, as - they are completely ICE BOX—large wooden, cork Insulated. furniahed, erected, new 6E-ponnd anc-hor. „ ige store In the borough. Al- further hearing will be held on jsaid or. automatic. On display, at Mlddletown Re- Charles E. Burd, phone, Red Bank 2821.' live stock, farm -machinery and frigeration 'arid' Cold Storage Construc- Capacity lt>0 pounds. $10. Coll R. B. Iwrt. C. Cowlingt borough clerk, was dinance. B»7 Friday. ' LOVELY HUDSON a«al fur -coat, largo equipment, consult without dbliga. The habit of saving a small M. FLOYD SMITH. tion. Stato Highway 35, corner New jSithorized to write a letter to the Monmouth road, Middletown, N. J. LARGE SIX DOOR, 60 foot. McCrsy size, perfect condition; only $75. tion,. B. O. Coats,'Auctioneer, 400 Borough Clerk. Phone Rea Bank 609-W. ; County Gas company notifying AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE wooden ice box.' serial No. R-125. Bath avenue. Long Branch. Phone part of your salary every month FOR FREEZERS, see Mlddletown Re- model 120. Buttonwood Manor, Mati tfternljthat they must make appli- -IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS GRAIN DRILL. $25. Sugar Loaf Hill J599.- - . ' STREETS IN THE BOROUGH OF frlgerntion nnd Cold Storage Construe- w«n. N. J. ition fSf~a~"permlt and make ;a tion, State" Highway' 35, corner New Farm. PhoneuRed Banlt 3282-J. -J^UR HAVEN AND FOR" THE AP- TWO OVERSTUFFED chairs, couch, one BX12 AMERICAN—Oricntsl rug, eeries Inquire about- our convenient sti'uctlon. Estimates cheerfully given one radio, .excellent condition, Phoni custom- tnsde.—Quality nnd service our- le' by other provisions of the ISSUANCE OK BONDS '10 FINANCE ettc, mirrors, pictures, several smalt - THE COSTS THEREOF. to those who are interested in York Rumson 3174-J. pieces of furniture, several bedspreads, standard. David Burnon, 21 Pearl .ough ordinance ' covering the Trust Co. quality, Middletown Refrigeration and GASOLINE RANGE, needs small repair; many household articles, knicknackl. street. Phona Red Bank 26.',7. savings plan. BE W ORDAINED, by tho Mayor and Cold Storage Construction, State High- itter. A resolution of eympathy Council of the Borough of Fair Haven; Bell cheap; white enamel with cabinet, house plants, e'tc. ' Phone Estontown TYPEWRITERS, addlm machines and —Red Bank— -I; That the Borough of Fair Haven flay 35, corner New Monmouth road., three burners; old-fashioned antique 307-W,'or call S8 Tinton avenue,.Eaton-' V adopted and will be. »ent to Middletown,' N. J. • . town. N. J. . offlce equipment, new and . used/ family of Harry McCandless, Improve Third Street from Hance Road folding bed. 23 West street, Eatontown. bought, sold and -repaired. Serpleo's, to Fair Haven Road6 Forrest ^venue COMMERCIAL HEFBIGERATJON for N. }. V 105 Monmouth street. Red Bank. jldent of the Union Beach board SEWING MACHINE, perfect condition; from Bee km an Place to Glenn Place, butchers, taverns, florists, etc. For $JO. Phone Klddletown 388-R. . » education,, who died recently. Maple Avenue from Third Street to dependable service call Mlddlctown Re. MANS BLACK Chesterfield. »lte 40. B. B., FEEDS with added power. The Hendrlcltson Place and (ilenn Place, For- Good condition. *10. Phone Red Bank PAIR OP SLIDING DOORS.'French door extra push , makes the difference. Die. Anthony J, Delia Pietro wa» frigeration and Cold Storage Construc- mat* Street, Parker Avenue ^and Smith tion, State Jllghwny 85, corner New 1978-M. • .. . and atorm door;'used but In- good con- brow Brothers. Broad and Patterson, •gel from the army Thurs- Street for their entire Iqnffth hy resur- Monmouth road, Miildletown, N. J. ICE BOX—white metal, capacity 100 dition. Phone Entontown 807. W, or call Shrewsbury. Phone'Red Bank 1680. Long at Fort Dix. facing In accordance with specifications poundsJ)y>.__CaH_ R._B. 507 Frfday. 58-Tinton avenue. Eatontown. - Branch 2680. prepared hy the"1 Borough Engineer ftnd COMPLETE set of drums, in excellent TWO CHICKEN HOUSES, one 9x8 •Dlpk Handel was .the winner of np,proved by the Mayor and Council and condition; $85, Phono Sen Bright SOW AND SEVEN Berkshire fila-wfth thfe Bqrough-Clorlc-nt-n-coat 181-R. • • other 1x1, also 850 ft. 4 ft. chicken dairy herd, I have 12 acres ef stand- wlre-and-poaU. Saul Aryll. Wilier street Ings. Phone Runuon J54-M. " loh was disposed of on the eo- W WANTED not to exceed the sum of $8,000,00, EGGS, fflcalsceKi Hewing ohlckenur ing- hay.--for_aale .or .to b*.cut;o'n-share, • 2. TJiat the sum of J8.000.00, or at) broilers. Phone Rod" Bank 2249-R.' Tinton'Falls. N. J. basis; also green mountain potatoet*and tlve plan by the Union Beach much thereof as may be necessary to Bec,kwith Poultry Farm, Chapln avenue, GOOD tuned practicing piano,- $40.00. PREWAR, good size tricycle, very -good late Golden Bantam sweet conu- Call •lean Legion'auxiliary. Plans carry o'ut the provisions of this ordin- first right turn past -Carmen place, off Call Rod Bank 2459-W in evening, f condition. Phone.Red Bank S281. at noon time or alter « p. m. H; Glloly, ance is hereby appropriated for the pur- Newman Springs road. Holmdel 7704. • . • made for the distribution of, pose of making tho oaid improvements STF.EL SHELVING, tw'b stew- PIANOS. A. B. Olrban, piano make., Atlantic City October 11, 12 and 13 LADY'S' BICYCLE, perfect condition; 74 Shrewsbury avenue.. Red. Bank. N. J. 8, Bonds in the sum of fS.000.00 are ing chickens, "fryers, broilers and kerosene heater, three burner table top FOUR WHITE Adirondstk chairs and *„ dealer, tuning, repairing, renovating. prill be Mrs, Anna Cherney, presi- ' - • . ^ hereby authorized to be issued for the oil stove and oven, large ^mnnle chest, sawbuck set.nettee and small metal1 Shop and showroom Dru^nmond ' piaee, • roasters, hotels supplied also. Phone phone'Red Dunk 933. lent, Mrs, A. Seainann, vice Ffosl- I>urpone of financing the cost of said smalilll painted chest, step ladder, porch outdoor grill. Phone. Eal&ntowii S07-W. ro&d improvements and the edsts inci- Red Bank 2248-R. Beckwlth Poul- Mnt; Mn. M. Herrlger,. secretary, screen, small dpak, chair, also odds and or cail 5B Tinton' avenue. Eatontown. * HAKE THE Yankee trader, ti West PERMANENT POSITIONS dent thereto Including the costs of the try Tarm, Chapln avenue, first right ends. Private home. Phone Mlddlctown tnd Mrs. L. Hotfarth, flag bearer, OftE WIRED-HAIRED puppy, 10 weeks Front street, your pet ahop to -trade authorized bond issue. The said bondd turn past Carmen, place, off Ne^- 72-R. old, registered; also a Fawn Boxer, 18 ith. alternates will be. Mrs. Muller, shall bo in such form and fn such sums and the principal and Interest payable in ^ man Springs road. ONE HOT WATER BACK for furnnce months, male. Harry Pound, Little Silver, Bias Muller, Mrs. Coffey and Mrs. WEEKLY SALARY PLUS COMMISSION phone Red Bank 3349-M. GUERNSEY ANU Holstein cows. John' auch mwlium ami in such place as may fire box with pipe and connection. Taroynoff Buck Mill road, Colt's SVUllams. , ba specified hereafter by a resolution of PhoneRunuton 139I-J. * THREE YOUNG, fresh cows, with calf at TWELVE New Hampshire jiulleta four Neck, N. J. (Opposite Harmony Hill Robert J, Ferguson and this council and fihnll be signed by the MALE AND FEMALE aduft bicycles. months, nearly ready to lay; also a farm. '..:,'.' Mayor and Borough Clerk and counter- si'de for safe. Call or telephone Broad- Sgt Charles'Hutcheson ar- meadow Farm, NutBwamp road- Tele- Good condition, $15 each. Call R. B. few cockerels. Harry Pound, Little Silver. ( signed bytho Borough Treasurer nnd tht 597' Friday; Phone Red Bank" 8J49-M; BICYCLE—26-lnch. boyT! practically rived In this country from over- APPLY corporate seal of the Borough of Fair phone Red Bank 3845-W. or Red Bank new, Price $45. Phone Red Bank Haven shall be affixed, and if coupons 38-15-J. ' ' SAILBOAT, 14. feet. Cnpe Cod knock WESTINCHOUSE Junior console electric leaa recently and expect to be dis- about, Ball rigging, excellent condition. range, $25. Phone Long Branch 2409, for .the payment of the-'.Merest Bhall be ONE SMALL RADIO, Bootlegger; two WE PAY highest prices for your pool. charged soon, attached, they shall be executed by the Ideal for children, 14 'foot rowboat good SI09-W. •- pnlrs of pink curtains, babies' bunting condition. Both in water, also out- try. Write or phone Long Branca, r Specialist First Class C.Ranson "acsimile signature of the Borough Bet, white; three carriage covers, pink; ELECTRIC COAL stoker and hot water 1500. 89 North Broadway, Long Branch. Treasurer, ' , board motor juBt ovcrhnuie'd, perfect heating boiler, in good condition; will ^.umack and Mrs. ' Aumack, the SEABOARD SERVICE child's doll ctrrlage, all metal, good con- running ' condition. Phone Mlddletown Zwlckl's. Live Poultry Market. ncll together or separate. Phone Long former Dorothy Miller, are parents , 4. Pending- Urn Issuance • of aatit dition, from age one to three; babies' 72-R.' FOR INSURANCE on your "car. bouse or hinders, dolls^good. condition, Mrs. Anna Branch 3569-W^ . • • >f a daughter born Saturday in the i'onds. the cost of. said project may be KITGHEN KALAMAZOO range in hazards of any kind, phone or oel 27 NORTH BRIDGE AVE. RE'D BANK temporarily financed by the issuance of Reiner, Montana avenue, Port Monmouth. MAPLE CRIB, full panel. $10; folding Ray B, Stlllman, State Highway, Baton' T, S. Naval hospital, Brooklyn. The perfect condition with hot water hack. carriage. 15. Phone Red Bank 2634.* temporary bond anticipation noteB. Ail DETROLA^ JFrway portable, excellent Call any night after 6 o'clock. Mrs. town 7. Tweaty-flve years at the same why has been named Dorothy of said bonds shall be issued for a per- , condition; .reasonable, Stewart-Warner Charles Mack, Conover avenue. Middle- PAIR BOY'S football shoes, size 6.' Worn location. ' . iod not exceeding on© (1) year an3 may 6-tubo car radio, perfect, $17. Phone Red town, N. J., near Peat office. * twice. Call Rumson 48«.« SOLVE TOUR butter, milk and cream be renewed from time to time for por- Bank 2175.* , odr not exceeding the timo limited by FOLDING BABY CARRIAOE, excellent 18-FOOT SAILBOAT—Blrcl class sloop. problem. Buy a frexh cow. state USED 'STOVES, parta, repair, coal flre- tested from tmre bred Guernsey bull I law *nd said notes, shall be .in such sums condition. Phone A'°"ry Park 6107-R* Sgt. J. Potter.-phone Red Bank »UQ.R.» and pnyablo at auch times as may be • place grate, offlcs desk, wardrobe, new PIPELESS FURNACE—Good condition, reasonable price. Shadow Ij|e Farm, caloric gas Btove with oven regulatorf THREE "RIDINQ'hories far Bale. Frank Phone. Red Bank 8543. provided hereafter by resolution of this Mlrtro, Route 86 between Union Beach with automatic damper control. Phone Council. • • . fitove and furnace pipe. 116 Shrewsbury Red Bank S621-J. ORDER YOUR furnace, and stove re- avenue.* and Keyport or write Box 312 Union pairs now. We, carry furnace and ' &, The rate of interest qf said bonds Beachl Phone Keyporf 1125-W. * SECOND-HAND dining room table with nr...tamporary hohd anticipation no tea, CONTINUE your vacation I Winter rates stove pipes; wicks for all makes of — now I All oulilde" room!: dayr^wetk; •REFRIGERATOR—electric,-8-,ublo_fMti "is;sjiaji-j: hotjwftter_bo||tr_5?Uh._g8i stovts. Bumuel. Bwartt, 14 West Fronl Bhall not exceed the mm of six (6) range; small Icebox, large tin basin used per centu*) per annum! month; free parking,, flshinu, bathing, porcelain' Inside and out Call. Mld- street. Phone Red Bank 1887,« dletown 677-M. • . 'or-canning. Call "between S p. m. to 9 0. The, period of imefulnew of the tennis, sports, RumBon Inn, 9; Washing- i. m, Red Bank 2517. 61 North Bridge DINER—(Silk CitJT) Good location,' street Improvements herein provided as ton'Street, Rumson 728,* . BREAKFAST TABLE, three chairs, one avenue, Rnd Bulk. N, J.' ' Yearly I business'. Wish to retire. iletermined according ,to the revised GREAT DANE dog, gentle. Phone Mld- over-stuffed*chair, one chest of draw- Phone Highlands 1337-J. , statutes-at. New Jerncy 40:1-34 la hereby dletown 571-J. ers, one library table, one night stanH: MALE AND FEMALE rahblt bounds, ten fixed nnd determined .aa five (5) yearn. all for $80. All newly finished : Immediate .months old. C. H. Wilson, 839 Peach WE CARRY a large stock of Inlaid lin- GAS STOVE, In excellent condition;. $25. sale. Cnll-Red Bank 2609-R.* ~ street, (Near Red Bank, Alrbort), . oleum- and congoleuni flopr coverings 1. The Improvement authorized here- Phone Rod' Bank 3791-R." and rugs, expert linoleum layers, estl. t < in Is undertaken by the .Borough as gen- ONE G. E. refrtRerator, fi'/a cubic foot GOLF CLUBS—Lady's matchM set, five oral;Improvement to be pnld for-by Son- EVERGREENS dug while you wait. irpna, two woods, leather ihao;, balls; mntea furnished, popular prices. Samuel 14 Monmouth Street •• Red Bank capacity peiloct condition.-141 Lin Swarti, 14 West Front street. Red Bank. era] taxation. , • • •-, Honey Bee Flowers, . Upper Broad coin avenue, FaljHaven, N. J.* reasonable; English baby perambulator, H. -It Is hereby certified that the RUP- street, Rod Bank, 'Phone 872; Russell T. graygray , alsalso** ofnmoloofenm-coloredd oabby bbaealnett Phone 1987.• «* .-,.,•• ,. i-- •.. .• •.-..-/ • , . . • • t plomental dubt stntcment required" by HqilgkiBS, proprietor. PULLETS—IB weeks' old. 100 Red Rocks on. wheels; reasonable.. Phone RRumson DESIRABLE established .business wits ' tcvinetl Statutes of New Jersey 4"0:l-34 200 PLYMOUTH ROCKS. 10 weeks' old. . and-100 New Hampshire Reds. Phone 887. ' . ' [ V Entontown 41-J.* ' V ' luncheonette for rent, sale or leaee* hni bren duly, nuidr. and filed. in the Jpsoph ftbnanno, R, F. D. 1, Box 22S, ALMOST NEW—Darualns, pew stuck across fiom high -school," Phone Atlah. office' of tho- Borough Clerk, and sueh Keyport. N. J.' ' 10-PIECE iroUlen. oak ulnlnjt room set: Including baby dresses, two, three and* tic Highlands 77 8-1. Htfltement shows thnt thn gross flebt ns also btdronm ftlrnlturp. 141 Lincoln SMALL. OVAL mnrblo-top table, marble- four for SI: slips live, for 76 cents, MAYTAG WASHERS soon 'at TUatlnW dcflnnl In Revised Statutes of New Jrr- avcnuii. Fair Haven, N, J. * • . . sweaters four for II, shoes' II pair, My'40;1-70,'.H .ncranicd Hy this Ordin- top night tnbte, toll s kindling box, Get your name In now. Maytag parts' nndlion sot, Mnrtha Washington sowing 20-OALLON OAS TANK" beater, Allen bands 10 for $1.25; also socks, blankets, are /available. Repair estimates given. Re-opening Wednesday Qct 3 .„ brand; ||K{Jnew. Ml Lincoln avonuc, covers, mow sultn, bootees, earn. Bonk . .ulnnnce shun take eueot »•••',"'>•• Vlntn,l.,n t. vm wvsiuijiBB).be»|ini Phone Bed Bank 39. Tustlng'i, U Mon*. nfisortmont of cut glass, fine china, VBBSB| Fair Haven, N ___^ glrlSjiHiarort.,'25 ceHts'-eacHI aresles month street, ited Hank; "~' •" ' '.— after Its paBsape nnd publlcnUon pur- decanters and other thing too numerous nuiint to lnw. * THREE^CUSHION al.l-meUl- glider, bath •60 cents to II panties 11 for tl, anow PIANOS, COMING tp Tustlng's. Stein. o mention, Stansbury,, Mlddletown, Five 1 Intrbdupod: Sppt. 2k, 1845, • room scales, porcelain top kitchen suits, elm ,». 18.50,, 7, IS 8-12 Bults, ways, Hardmani, Wurlltieri,. Chick. Corners, Route 35, Telephone Middletown table.,. two kitchen -Ihalr*, Jclildle koop, BIIO«"4, 6. 12.50; coats,'sites'2 {a 14; I hereby nppiove of the pnsnlng of 477J : '' "" er!ng«, Gulbramens. nnd other nationally UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ills Ordinance, ' ' • • * • -- jmjiy „ exlb;,'wlt)f mattresf, reed •trollar, lout tier Jacket, 12; also skirts, btounes. known makes, Dellvory- yet uncertain. EDGAR V. DENISE, MOTOR BOAT—22 feet, model A, motor, baby car seat. Phone Bed Bajllc 8281.' •w»at«n, .jumparsi - gymh -ault. '.hati, Suppfy. will be'llroHod.'Beglster how. ' Mayor. running, $225. Stansbury, Mlddlotbwri, NINE-PIRCE dlnlnx room set", 185; Flnr- shoes] boy's ault,, slie .14, . 14; nanta, Tustlng Piano Compnoy', It Monmouth AtUiti - • • |ve CornorB, Route B5, Telephone Mld- .-ence oil heater, tlBi.ynfd «wlnu. t5i blouses,' overalls., skirts, top costs, swent street. Red Bsnk. M'FTOYDrSMlTjT; " '• 'v *,».*'. hdW\,tVi<-> ,Jtit*l':n>«B.,'«hjMM erll. aMl 'iiv Bcnle and . rocking duck. .15; Inily's ve'ry p;ood Maok Wool ChoittorfleltL grnndfRther's Wnlnut hnll clock, Irii. C. i...nl»w,r arj nvallable. Benutlfy your Monmouth County .Surrogate'*: Offics. Inquire 110 Monmouth streot, Bed flsn 12i arey caracul, «lje 20: black Tieal poreh, veranda and • landings. Iron • In thp mnttor of tho'cnUto of Rudolph Unnk, -»r-)ihone Itoil .'Bank 10M.« '., Finer Box 137iY,ork nvonuc, Port Won- jnekot,. 12, (9t many othem to choose' Best of>le?it8, Poultry and Vegetables Obtain-, mbuth, K;' J. • . , • ' f ' gntes. grills and screens mnde to order. P.l jUnldiow, (1O(!DH«O(I. Not led to crcdl. LADY'S, BROWN fur Inqket, Rood con- front! houso, dressoj $1 enthi other Seedorf .Company. Rod Ilnnk.,Phone Rd •tnnr. tn •nhinflht olnin.a nunlnstv oituto,^,1 fox J«ok«t, i»i«oll«i)t- opn Bond dmssBi,. »lM'0-4l|..«oin« W.tn IS] Bank 1116K,-.,, ,... . • dltlon. tfcte.1i-.Ui.-Call Red Bank 68,' p lillnn coat' and jpdphura,. also skirts, ".'rtinfuiinV to'th* onlor^nr'tlnrpi^ii MO' •POT-BTQVB -and..90»" »ll6ii.TtQfc'WpW Vlonttlt^Jd^ j 1 B ei' Jndpjiurj) ibWinii''ih«M| 'reVerslbls-sf «oni(iH"(('c.wiWf ; r FFtiildlnt , SurrnKitto of .tho Uoupty •. of tank,- iaai wofklnn' condition,' (10. shoos, B|«O • e V4' A,- li Cal - 102o*M'V lit?, Ids 4Ji evsftlniTiiluiieri,'- S; >.-7l , able in Market Served. W," \ .•:•'. -••••^•"'^ MdMdnmcutthn i mudo on 7tlioi. flrkt day ot 256,Thlrd streot, Fair H»ven. Phono Hod •laid Ilndlenm /or.,irnk and cabinet !_,„ Stptomber, itHTillMB, on.^ho opjiltcation of minli 1BOO.<* •. ''• ' . ' 84-1NOH POWER , lawnmowor, rocondl- lisa wbnted . mndoln evenlnit ' »own», sili: e 16, fcvcnlnit slltipefs, 5-0. Open dally, Loweit. prloe In town,' Samuel Swarts* < Miirthi)'. A. Mnlchow, solo' executrix of BABY CARRIAGE.. Thayo'r oollapalblg, tlomil. Phone Batontowh 134-H-2,, 14 ,W«st Front stroot, Red Bank. J>£on« tho -vitiate of Rudolph '-V\ Mntchow, iloilo- 0I to 8 p. 'ID, •Doall'i, 58 Shrewsbury mnttr(-»» and rain rover, oXcellont con- THRKE,YEAIl old female Rnrlnger'»nnn- •aveawe." COIIPOIJotiiiodnotlc, notiro Ins hurl.qrnhb y ulvopulv . ttrt o> tho dltlcm! *2u. Phono Entnntown BttJ; ; Ini/oxrollont hdtiso itrnri miiit sell Im. rruditorii of miid i|or^imml to cxhlh.hibiLt tmo mndlatelv. Phfino I.nnK Branch H15-W. WATBH PUMPS, Fslrbanki-Moni and FOB BALB-Two bntlituhs, n\x fnol, In. ' t Open Daily Except tues'day. from 10:30 A» M. to Midnight . J_ ujner I'OR DALE—"Dqoks" toit, fictional, hln- Myers, bind or electric, deep or «hal- quire 1U Monmouth streot, Ri-J Uthoo aillncrlbor nnlir executrix n« nfornf > BABY PIOB-foriale, good brdodl young .MMmidmi Ud , th«teijbioAood; Bank, N, J. Phone. 8841. room desired immediatelimedately in B*i Bania c Walker, t TiEdaU, Button, 7 iUctivui bourne afreet. South £iv«r. v* coal rtov.a( Samuel ((,*«>•£ "' STTn&SC«Si—_. _' '. ^-* Jr IVi-qut atnet, Bed Panfc,, MOWS' BUILOBBS. Iron railings. now eoovenlently lotaUd.' u WilUam BLAOKBMlTa, general aU round, steady • -'~ FboneFbone> £ed Bank ttOt t,Ei Eitrt. street, Bed Bank.Tel^K»d ^ank VIIf>:/ or see your own broker. Bank available. Beautify your porch; ver- SKt'- Bed Baoa, W. J.« * . work and *o6d pay; plul bonus. Ap- MIDDLETOWN 7 HOUSE—Three-"room. .th; tua- jwreh; anda andv landings, lisde to your Jlklng. BObiTlpt ....,. .» pljr Merrrtfs Machine Shop, 24 Mechanic — BOOM HOPSE or bungalow, nee/ ."hot wat*s> oil, newly dei!ora.Ud,.fev£n large cement cellar, earn iieat. hot. DM' BteF-Lord-* Ttrtor £hM street. Bed Bank. businesness - sectiosction offff BeBd BankBa,, N. 3. yean oW, attached carage, lot gfrxUO', ^•-walnut, excellent condition* 1&TC9 Seedorf Compnnr, -Bed. -Bank. —PJIOM Waverly place. water, large lot, teasonal.. 258 He. Bed_Bank_21B«. Bank. XXP2BIENCED tree trimmsra wanted at A "nea" r bub a llne.illinn RumsonRmson , tiiiatiii * dladultst . on bus line; 99.04(0. Owner occupied. chanle street, JRed Bank. N. N1O& «Jn»U, furiUsfte Prospect av.nue, bedroom, private bath, private porch; Bridge avenue. Bed Bank. / l-OUft BEDROOM iouie, with two baths, Long nneh, convenient to Farwell, Jl Blnghsm avenue, Ruras'on. In^Bed Bank suburban area, for year- Realtors, 7 Mechanic street. Bod Bank. ner Mechanic akreet, cpmer Vecl .. „ Hack truck for hire, for light Phone Rumson 1409. • 1- .. can be had together or separately; kit- railroad staili schooli business »tp* chen priylleiiea; private boms', flue loca- round rental at once; flfO to I2op per Tel. Red. Bank 2770. tlon; street, sev.n reona, all improvejBentav , heavy hauling. Phone K.ansburg THOMPSON'S PAINTING. Interior and MEN—To learn painting./ Thompenn's art the door.. $3,800. how vacant, SCOOO. Exeluslva/ ig«n| tion, two' minutes front bus, 28 .Lincoln month rent. Ph/)n« Bed Bank 574-B. UED BANK business: .pcqperty, two 'ProD^rty/' 201 Clinton Place, exterior work, steeply Jack work and avenue, Rumson. Telephony 424)-,W, Painting. Phone. Loni •h 1806. stores, house, efg-bt garages wlth.oVer., Constance Smith. 1« Maple avr--'-' --•- laven. Phone Bed Bank ATES on ail irfkson work-lndu* water tanks. 199 Wall street. West AnOB ROOM In private home, modern TOOLMAKER-Call at /it Firs*' ave- head' doors, 100' frontage on a main cellar water proofing, cheerfully Long Branch. Phone Long Branch 1805, nue, Atlantic Highlands. Phone. At. street, for quick sale. U4.5O0. Walker SHREWSBURY—Cape Co/architecture, IOUBLE HOUSE Kudstn avenue, Ked . -J fumltur*,'.'bua stops at door* Sston- APARTMENTS < - — • burst, Florence *ve- MADELON' PBOAL. antique! bought town 888/ : ' '.' ' lantic. Highlands 628. / - / «V TlndaU, Realtors, 7 Mechanic street,' eight robmB, three baths, fireplace, au- * Banlc, seven rooms, all lmproveraeiit.» ~> \« —»ndldlO>MVeetlc»n «» tractively shrubbed. Pride 118,000. W, PA1NTEB and paper hanger; also carpen- sired, 199 Monmouth street. Bed Bank. atanc. Smith, 14 Hssls avenue, Fair Ba> < UB DBLTVEB for 1OM. All kind. Permanent position, attrac'tlve Fort Monmouth.. Caff^HBor-CBipnir —XHOMPSON AOBNCY—Farm, . 87 ^HoppWg—Agenoy-UfUd, Bani-Iihone- •en. Phone Bed Bank EeMO 1 e ter work, day or contract; hardwood ifi J. . ' ' - ' acresj all tillable; seven-room ! hauling, near •»<*'«• ' 'iL condltlonsv . Rare opportunity; Ap-. patofttoviji-.106, between floon, old-noors and stairs sanded like 8 a. n, and o p. mi*. .boused plpeless' heat;' baxil, sheds, SYCAMORE AVENUE, Shrewtbury. 7 new. lEipcrleneed workmanship, My.ron S. .LARGE PUBNISHED bedroom, with pri- ply in person. Fort Monmouth BED_BANK—Near B«rgen Place, home rooms, all imprpv'ementi, hob. water ©KP»(3 AND SIDlNli, . expertir ap- Morion, :J 3 Mount street. Pbone Bed vata vntrsnee. for business gentlemsn. FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment for greenhouse, brook. $101600, Thomp- consisting: of fiva rooms, bath," garage. ieat, oil, lame- lot; three*car Karate I piled. Price! an right. No down pay- 848 Broad ttreit.Hed Bank. N. J. Beauty Salon, Fort MonmOuth, N. i- rent until November 15, -880 monthly, nit. Snail monthly payment, ar- Bank '224*.. Phone Red Bank 8666.* -. •• • . son Agency,- 81 East. Front street.. Price $5,300. W. A. Hofeplnx Agency. Immediate - occupancy, $11,000. Con* DRIVING. TO CALIFORNIA-Aesv Red Bank. Phone 897.* " atance Smith, M Maple arenQe* Fair ikad Call Bed Bank 109, If no re- EXPERIENCED . C/OOK, white, good FURNISHED. FOUR-ROOM apartment, Phone'Red Bank 700, • call Bed Bank 8*66. Monmouth Con- September 20; take two, sKa'rs-expense. Haven Phone Red Bank 8808. 12 Doughty lane, Fair Haven, Jack Ram- . wagea, »ra«ll family adults; three In Frigldaire, heat and hot- water sup- viction Co., 20 West street. Red Bank. AUTOMOBILES help; R.umson rottd, on bus line, ul! year plied. Inquire Wiggle's Kiddle Center, 1 BATQNTOWN—9 looms, l>/i baths, hot THOMPSON. _ SHREWSBURY, beautiful comer prop! sey.' '•' ' . '• t> ' 1 JCrtONEKR AND Appraiser. B. 0. round position. Gbod references rc- Monmouth utreet, Red 'Bank,* N. J. air heat, coal, brick lined, oae-car acre farm; neven rooms and bs.thv erty in selected reiidential neighbor- MAUIUCE SCHWARTZ. Chrysler, Ply- JLEASANT TjOTJBLE room and board. qulred. Write. Box 125, Sea Bright • garage, lot SO'xlSS'. Owner occupied. hood;.seven rooms; two baths, attached Coat*. 490 Bath 'avenue, Long Branch, TWO, "fHRKE, FOUR and flve-room - barn, 'greenhouse, . chicken house, garage, oil heat. $20,000. Constant* X Phon. «88». mouth and International truck' sale; »26 per week. Phone Red Bank 812. GARDENBB-HOUSEMAN. Must hayo apartments ' beautifully furnished, $6.50«. Walker ft Trndalli *'Realtors'. . 7 and service bearquartere. Pbone Red Mechanic street, Red Bank. Tel. Bed fruit 'frees; J.5,0,00; Thompson Smith, 14 Maple avenue. Fair Haven. •driver's Jlcens*. -Call after September evury -convenience, each ' with private Phone Rsd Bank 2308, ' MrNTOK BUGS and carpets. Run and Bank,, 787. ' •• • 24. Phone Eumton nt; both and shower. Best location''!* At- Bank 2776. ; Ag«hcy,'8J'East Front Jtreet. Phone [carpet! cleaned »nd moth-proofed. HELP WANTED lantic Highlands, walking distance .to. RUMSON—Convenient location, sttrsc- fall to wall'" carpeting* cleaned and USED CABS • bought, sold and ex- GENERAL ^-HOUSEWOHKEB, • }ull or FAIR H'AVEN-^ungalow, Hving room. Bed Bank 1i)0. changed. Pontiae sales and service; part time, eaay. work,, plain cooking; stores, schools, churches, railroad' and bedroom, kitchen, bath, large plot, tlva home In perfect condition, six lothprooled on location. 5 Broad YOUNG HAN to learn cleaning windows; bus terminnl. Phone Mr. Hauser, At- 140-150 feet; near school. Price 12.900. ooifls, sun porch, oil best; two-car nr* Met. Phone Pad Bank 892. terms. G. M. A. C. Rassas Brothers, own room and: bath if sleep in; good LITTLE ^SILVEKrr-Colonial home, five 1 19-21 Mechanic street, phone »0m, steady job. .Superior Window Cleaning pay; two in family.. Call Rumson til. 'lantlcjilghlanda 96,1. '' '• • . W. A. Hopping Agency, Red Bank, phone ycnr^'old; living'room, dining room, g$; lnimcdiata oceupanc/*^ $11^00* ATElt PUMPS, new and rebuilt. Pumv Co. Call Red Bank 2478.' kitchen, tile hath, two',.bedrooms, steam Constance Smith, 14 Maple avenue, Islr IF YOU wlib to sell yout automobile TWO AND THRBE.ROOMS furn(ahe~d repair* of all klndl; Jilurablng and FARMER or farfn couple for. generu WOMAN; EXTJSR'IENCEB' in office rou- EARLY AMERICAN Colonial home—Lir- heat, -Attached ffarsge. Price; $8,600. W. Haven. Phqne Red Bank 2308. . atinc F. '(J. Jlurst,."Mlddletown. bring It to us. We pay cash for ser- tine, must know shorthand with some apartmonts, neatly furnished, opposite viceable 'cam me to 'i43 models farm work^ aBlary and proAt' basle bookkeeping;.'responsible position with school, bus one-hulf block- away, 39 La- . Ing room I&x32, large dining room, A. Hop'ping . Aecncy,' Bed Bank. Phone KUM3ON—Bargain, close to bus, school tone Mlddletown 66. Mount-En»ll»b Co.. Red Bank. good rlan for right man: modern houRe well-known, organization; advancement. fayette street. Rumson, N. J, breakfast room, kitchen, laundry,.down- and stores, seven rooms,, oil heat! all AY BALING. Combining, mowing and furnUned: state references &nd salary ex- Write full particulars in first letter. stairs bedroom and bath, threo upstairs Improvements; garage, large lot, For TOP PRICES paid for all slakes of rood pected. Write Fanner, Box. Sll, Red FURNISHED BEDROOM, living room, bedrooms and hath. Hot water heat with BROAD STREET- home, larse living quick sale 18,800. Constance Smith, 14 raking: alio plowing, discing, (owing, Wrlte_Experienced,. Box 511, Bed Bank. with private entrance and' utilities for c First clasi equipment, genuine, not Used cars. McKim-Leyton Cbcvroltt Bank, N.' J, «l). Tbree-qunrt'jr acre enclosed In poit t room, fireplace, hot water heat with MaDle avenue, ¥air Haven. Phone Bed Co. 29 Mechanic/'street, phone Red Bank light housekeeping; for permanent busi- and rail fence. Apple and shade trees, oil burner, modern kitchen' four bed- Bank 2308. • •ration farmers. Balpb Maber, Holm YOUNG MEN or men wanted for gen- v ness gentleman or lady. 342 Broad street,' rootna, two. tile baths, mnid'a bath, gnr- J.-N. J.lJhqn. 6891. 8130. : . eral work cleaning, sterilizing, work THE RED BANK REGISTER re- shrubs, rock garden, barn with two-car q'ulree? at once the. services of a Rod Bank. '• , garage,-chicken'house. .Centrally located. &KC Price $18,000. . W." A, HopDing, SAUKVANSYCKLB. 10 Weat-FrooV wlyjTjmall labatory animalsr.steady em- lieBT bus and school. Price $13,000^ Affcncy. Phone Red Bank 897.* PROPERTIES' of all trPM for sslst -street, formerly Qulnn's Garage. Be- pToyment,~ijobtr'Kouni,. gooa ~Tay; Writt female bODkkceper-a.ccountantr^-one— SPECIAL DELIVERY, light haul- P. O. B01 aal. Red Bank, U. J. J.ph.CehOMC , UlE JSEaT.RESinSNX.lAl,.sectlon Red Bank, ' Including.farms, town properties,, pairi v> all makes.' Bear wheel allgolng familiar will; a complete book- ' 1470, Rum«Sn iU, t ~lng, wbitT .wbtr«T_jrhtnl Phone and frams straightening service. Dodge three bediooms, bath, "new "furna'cer —country -hdn^esr-estateS' and' rjver* keeping system and qualified ..to Oakland street, telephone Bed Bank attractive*plot. «18."000: cash fS.500. Bad Bank 144S. Whltfc . . ~ and Plymouth dealer. BOYS IS, to IS rears old, to de- 1S1J. BRICK. HOME overlooking river—Well- fronts. Tliompsbri Agency, Real make but government reports. Ap-' ' constructed modern 7-room re'sldencc^ Apnly C. E. Plchjer. 140 Broad'street. CAR aALES »nsneea, 19S7-1942 models, .' liver ioiportsnt telegrams; steady Phone Red Bank 166." £»tata 4 and Insurance, . SI. Saft < .plicant mist be at least 30 years of Gas heat, two-car garage, one acre'wlth EAVE YOUR awnings recovered now fo up to IS montbe va pay.- Seacosst work, good salary. Apply Western lawn and shade treei, in Beoludcd no Front street, Ked Bank; Phone 700,* Spring dvllvery* Standard AWnlng Co., Hnnn»o Co.. 60 Brosd street.. Red Bank, Union Telegraph Co,, 17 Mohmouth age, have had general office ex'perl- . REAL ESTATE FOR RENT BROAD STREET home, excellent loca- < .East Fronfstreet, Red Bank 690. tlon; one mile from Red Bank station. tion, four bedrooms, two baths, lav- phone I2S4. street, Red Bank N, J. ence with knowledge, of typing, Frice (22,500. Joseph G. McCue, Realtor, THOMPSPN .AHENCY—Bungalow, sis --*. iARPENTEB alteration work, iPhone HOUSES and store* (or rent. . R V. R.Bed Bank 1470, Bumson 444. atory first floor; pr.iced to soil. Im- 1941 BU1CK CONVERTIBLE sedan; 1941 .neat and accurate with entries. One • medinte occuoancy. Apply C. E. Pichler. «rooms .and bath,, fireplace, hot water * tFleld. Eatontown 2H-J, " . " Plymouth sedan, within OPA celling H. Stout, Uwis building. 77-79 Broad beat,, oak floors; ulot 40x150^ one-car ^ m FULL OR PART TIME, cook, light clean- living in* or near Red Bank-p're-. street (over Newberry store).. 140 Brond street.-.Phone lied Bank 166,* IOBTCAOE WANS, real estate", al prrcek. D,-Hldder -Bulck, Inc., 1«3'169 either 10m one interested In tempor' THOMPSON . AGENCV'—Five-room garage. *7,00U. ThcillpTOn-Tkgnicyr HI 1 Monmouth streat. Red Bank. ferred. Apply by letter only in long- • GAS STATION. Write, John Pellegrino, DEAL—Heat,, location, near station,. At- Bait Front street. Phone 700.* .kinds of lnaurance. W. C. Weart, 42 ary positl«n of four to six weeks dura. bungalow, located In Kivtr Plata; tractive hqtfse, repainted and redec- road street, Bed Bank. Phone. 2240. tlon, or permanent. Phone Rupason 788. hand, stating age. whether single, or 131 West Bergen place. Red Bank. THOMPSON AOBNCV— Farm, 40 acres,' ""' 1987 ^POBD, TWO DOOB sedan, good Phone Red Bank .8314 or 37:8.* one tath, steam'heat, coal; Blot . orate'd, immedinte pOBSGS^ion, tile Btucco. tires; 1225. Phone Ramion 1180. BOY OB GIRL proficient in physics, to married, experience. Salary .expected red tile rocrf, four bedroomB, two Haths, brook, bungalow, six rooms and bath I " PBE DECORATORS SHOP, expert wbrk- GARAGE FOR BENT-at 81 North Bridge 50x100. Additional lot available. one-car garage; small tenant house. $«,- - .-•» [Itnaniblp, custom bailt slip covers, 1838 STUDEBAKEB Commander, four- coach itudent one hour a day. Write '.and-other- tnformatlo'n In flrst letter. sun porch,' two -additional bedrooms, third door sedan, eix cyllndere, ' all - new Physics, Box til, Red Bank. N. J: Avenue,. Bed Bank; N, J. * ' $5,200. Thompson Agency, 81 East floor; bnth, xus heat,, stenm; two-car 500. Thonipson 'Agency, 81 East Front [rapes curtains; specializing In furnl- Do not. phone or apply in person.' DUNOA'LOW with or without chicken itrtet, Bed Bank, Phone 7O0.» «••—rjflnUMnjr. tJ.A-.WniU. tstrect ttres and heater; 1495.' Within OPA •WOMAN to work In Florist shop. Dean'i Eroj>t street. Phone 700. .*••.• •• K.iraKe^ apartment nbove. For quick sale. ceiling-pricey-William J;-Lov4ne..a.!S. Interviews will be arranged later. 'coori*,' newly" decorated.• living room, $15,500. C. E. Pichler, 140 Brood street, FIVE-ACRE- FARM, vjith levon-room, ted Bank. K! JJ ' .. _/'"" r -Little Silver,-N-J : '1 bed room, kitchen and bath, telephone, Broadway,- Long Branch. N. J. HEIQHTS^-Niar NaveRln^ house, fireplace',' garage: located la YOUNG WOMAN wanted .to do . kook- alr'lroprovemenls. "Chlcken^eooji-capacity sice quiet neighborhood. Price 4J.500. BETTIR RADIO repairing, all work* 1941 Gr-M. C TrucltToSeaiilrtOJnahtl —JcMpl»!BT~murt-be-typlats-DeanU. LIU ookkeeper," Drawer 511, 2bl house • capacity .2.-5O0 SlvecfdSdi"llvlntifTooTai\-diTting.-foorfir BANK—Centra! location, 6-room Dellv»S,_wJth^ driver, wants ernnloy. -kitchen, two bedrooms, bath. Total price W. C. Weart, 42 Broad street, Phon. 4* guaranteed, prompt servict. Wr •tie Silver. N. J. .' • Red anil^electricftycyrr vrqe house, bathth,, enclosed porch; Red Bank 2240.* ment ior delivery or otherwise, Call'Sea blbl ^OW^Th-07~Menltnd ^ toanr-^heali—coall j~- garag*.lt^iOxtfifiltfifia pick op and deliver. Open avenlnge. house and o stable,' reasonable, Bank 1VTO, RmnBon Bright' Z77-J. • WAITRBSSBa WANTED..Apply at Phone Red Bank 3' _6-M; Frice $7,000. .Ray H. Stillman, phone Central Radio eV Tslsvlslon Co, Call. SHIPPING CLER.K wanted, textile ex- BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Modern E«tontoer month to •June 1. Phone Red Buinson residence. 8 acres.* Pond, 14 RED BANK—Store end house, good lo- ' house, all Improvements; bath, eltjP Togel. roar ol 103 Bea Breeze avenue, Steady position if accepted. Write, giv- Bank 761.* ' . . cation, hou*e ha* four rooms on, flrtt water, eas, electric, hot air heat; gar- AND PORCH furniture repainted East Keanaborg. * ;; COOK, downstairs, young, white, good rooms. S tiled baths. .4 fireplaces. Oil floor; three bedrooms,* additional small jd* for and delivered. Phone Bed cook; must have, excellent referencts. ing ,aee, salary expected and previous IF YOU are looking for bargalni, ue P.heat. 120,000. Ray Van Horn Agency; age: several chicken' houses. Can ba REO TRUCKS—We are selling Reo room and bath 00. second floor; store, 40. Ask for Mr. Brltton. Rumson, on bus line. Good wages. Write experience,'to "Stenographer," Box-512, F, Kennedy. Tist yottr houset for ••!« Fair Haven, Phone Red Bank 2B3. traragc. Pric« 18,590-. Will sell separately, financed. Allnlre Agency Realtor*, Bad trucks. Orders placed prior to Novem- stating ase and experience, Good Cook, Red Bank. N. J. . or rent. I hare man; prospects. P F, Bank. Phone Red Bank 8450. ber 1 may receive delivery after Novem- BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Handsome Ray H. Stillman, phone Eatontown 7. FOB sJORTCACE loan's ee* ft. V. R. H. Box 511, Bed Bank. N. J. * - EXPERIENCED "SALESLA'DY on coats, Kennedy, 21 Peters placi, Red Bank 4S4. Colonial,! foiling act", built 1810, hand SEMI-BUNGALOW, five rooms and two 1 Stout. Lewis building. 77-71. Broad ber 1 without the 'DDT certificate of suits, and dreBsea. Steady poBition EATONTOWN AREA—$13,000; lovely treat loTsr Newberry store). transfer. Orderi first placed will deceive TWENTY ACRES good pasture, uplantt hewn oak framing, brick lined, 10 rooms, unfinished; bath, hot water beat; gar- COUPLE or small family, separate and good pay, .part or, full ..time. Sample and meadow. Call Holmdel 7701 after center hail, 2 modern baths. 6 fireplaces, old Colonial farm house, living room .. e. Lot 50x150. Price $5,600. Allsire Arst attention, neo advisee the manufac- apartment available two miles from Dress Shop, 9 Monmouth street, Red oil heat, barn. 117,500. Kay Van Horn 38x14. pine panelled, fireplace with an 4 CXPEBT CARPET .taring, repairing, turing.icneduie for Uie fourth quarter of Red Bank on bus line. Man for outside 4 p. m, . * A Son .Agency, 19 Monmouth street. fringing, binding and - renovating. Agency, Fair Havtn, Phone Bed Bank .tique mantel; guest bedroom, bath, din' Red Bank, Phone Red Bank 84C3. this ysar looks good. Sidney. W. Reid, work; equipment . for chickens, cons, .J 283; " vXng room,' kitchen, laundry and lava- •arey Gray. 4B Waverly place, Ked RouU 9-4, cut-og. Phone 1780. horses, if desired. Also 15 fertile acrea. ATLANTIC . HIGHLANDS, woodland .. " lank, N. ). Phone Red Bank 3228. Woman to do general housework. Salary EXPERT BEAUTICIAN, sood salary, tory "on the first floor; second floor, cen- 1983 H TON FORD panel truck. 2 new steady position, ftve-day week. Apply REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BAY VAN.HORN AGENCY—Beg. Bank, ter hall, three bedrooms and bath with Park, 'five-room' f»me bunga]ow« tlrea and the rest fair. Call Kerport adequate to right psrty^ would consider redecorated and pointed, 7 rooms, hot iatl), plpeless Keateri two-car gorage. ' 1AYNTON BUGS anl carpets. Bog pads, co-operative arrangement. Write Couple. at. Roehelle Beauty Sfilon, 15 Mechnnle stall shower; hot -water hent. oil burner* u »xt2, 17.SO; nil other ilies, 70 canu 523-J ahytime. I17J.O0 below OPA HOU32 AND BUSINESS in Middletown. air heat, inlaid linoleum, garage. S7.5O0. two-car garage with two rboms, bath Lot 60x100, $4,000; can be financed. Al« *~ Box 611. Red Bank.N. J. • atreet. Red Bank. Phone Red Bang 3665.* . N. J., three m}Je. Bed Bank. (111. PUPPIES. PIGEONS, bantams, rabbits, Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank and all kinds of pets. Write In de-Write Fireman, Box'511, Red Bank. N salary'desired to Sculthorp, Agency. 128 283.'« . room with flreplac«, kitchen, pantry, en- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Weitslde, good tail,what you have and price to Hy-Way First avenue. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. THOMPSON AGENCY-^ix - roonu. closed sun porch, back torch, back stair- way; second floor, four bedrooms, bath condition. Immediate posse'silon, frame 'AU4TING by day or contract; paper Pet Shop. 2512 East Edgar Road, Ur.- WANTED, COUPLE. Cook7~Bu(]er, man MANAGEMENT opportunity for woman and bath, central location In Red RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Ncnr Little bungalow, six rooms, bath, 'plpeleMi hanging; eatinates. given. Herman dca. N. J. ' able to drive car prefered. Good wages Sliver school, six rooms, tiled oath. finished"room in Attic; full willnr; hot over 30, In business permitting; flex- Bank; tile bath, til* kitchen, hot tllgd kitchen, fireplace, oak floors, oil water heat, coal furnace (attachments garage. .Lot 100x135; also thrse-room 3tonuen, flt ,p, D., SOT 42.- Atlantic Must have references. Write Cook-But, ible hours. Write, "Opportunity," Box bungalow, bath,, plpeless. U.400. Allaire) llgblsndt. N. J. WE BUY USED shot guns, rifles. Ashing, ler, Box 511,' Red Bank. N...J, - water heat, oil; three-car garage, heat, garage. $9,000. Early poenesslon. for oil nvnilnblc). Large barn for three rods and reels. Highest prices'paid,- 511, Red Bank, N. J., giving address and Ray Van Horn. Agency, j^str Haven, cars; chicken houaea. Price 111,600, Ray Agertcy. Red Bank. Phone 8450. IUBTOM TAKJ! WOKK. tet me do your phone Bed Bank 2088. Kiilln's Sport OOOK and flr«f floor worker. Vicinity oj telephone. --;*• • • (7,500. Thompson Agency, 81 Bast phone Red Bank 28a. ' ^'. H, Stillman, phone Eatontown 7. FOR SALE—5-room house completely plowing, discing, sowings Vr planting. 8Bop, * 11 EairrFront- street. bus [ine. Phone Rumnon SIC. ~ Front street. Phone 700, furnished. 60x160 lot, large girage, In BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Completely OAKHUBST—:Si-acre plot, birch lined, [ay nowing and baling.^ All farm work* ATTENTION poultrymen, fanners, batch- MAN-^To drive coal truck nnd do-gen- Long Branch: Call Long Branch 9 C. Hammond. CusfomTarmera. Holm SITUATIONS WANTED remodeled*, seven-room house, tll/d frame re&idence. Urge living room, 8202-M.' . ' t ers, have you any poultry to be eral work in yard. Previous exper- SIX-ROOM HOUSE, three bedroom*, in bathi oak floors, modem-kitchen..double flrepli.ee._fpur_bedrooma, two b_nths,Jbarn el, N. J.. phone 7011. _^ dressed, if you bave. let us do It forience desirable. Hance A Davis. Phone good condition; "will sacrifice to quick garage. $8.0>00. Ray Van Horn- Agency, Red Bank 103. . . with three rooirw.dnd bath; toe. qiilck T YOU HAVE any wood to law; call you. .jiiyut Poultry Farm. Ninth street. YOUNff LADY—High school graduate, buyer. Mrs. Button, 74 Atlantic avenue. FlfH i, phonh e RedRd'B' Bankk 232333 . Hale. A. B. Pirhler.-140 Broad street. West Keansburg, N.. J. phon, Keans- wishes "local office . position; typing, Idenl Beach. • Notic* of 'Settlement of Account ." Howard Tlltoii, Rumson 518J MAID for, general housework, full or RAY~VAN HORN AGENCY—Attractive Phone Rcd^Bank lSe* * ' bnrv 688. ' paj-t time.'reasonable salary. Phone bookkeeping and or general, office work. Eatate of Anna C. Gssrriso'n, deceased, ., TRUCK FARM, conveniently located; £7 eigbt-room residence on a corner, plot LITTLE SILVER—Brick and stucco Notice is hereoy glven-that the aecouuta IAS0N WORK, plastering, cement and Bed Bank llU. • : . Write. "H. S. G.,"Box 511 Ked BafiKT acres. 4S tillable, very fertile soil, two genera! tnasbn work. Mauro Basso. COLLECTOR, will say highest prices, In Red Bank with river rights priced at home, with slnto roof, copper gutters, of the subscriber, truste, under sixth glass, china, lamps, .vasee, figures, pic- N- •>•• • brooks, fine pasture, old hpuec Bolid $12,760, double garage. Ray Van Horn in fino residential ecction, near buses and paragraph of Will ot ,«ld deceased will :' t DsForrest avenue. Red Bank. Phone SHIPPING CLERK wanted, textile CHILDREN CARED for in private home. frame, 3"yat right for modernising; Jar^ Agency, Fair Haven, .phone Bed'Bank led Bank SB 80. tures, button*, small pieces furniture, schools; 7 rooms, tjle bath, two-car g»r- be audited and stated by ths SurroiaU •' must be old; edd and fine. Write or call • experience preferred, excellent sal- Phone Keansburg. 754-J. barn BtrUctuaJJy sound but needs ah Ing- agev Price $9,0OD; terms, 'Joseph G, Me-jal the County of Monmouth and, report* > * ling; good green houses. $10,600. Bay H, '3SSPOOLS cleaned and dug. drains In- at it Spring street. Red Bank. ary, permanent ^position -with estab- REFINED young married lady v?ith Z Cue, Realtor. Red Bank 1470, Rumwn ed foe settlement tt> the Orphans' Court' , •flajled, wood sawing, estimates given i StUlman, phone Eatpntown 7. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—1-940 con- 444.' of said Cbunty, on Thursday^ tae tw.n« BY NOVEMBER 1st, to rent, perman- lished and srrowing. .(cxtile-plastlc children, ages 8 months and -4 years, 11 kinds of well work. Howard niton, ent residence; house or apartment, wishes position of governess. Live on BEAUTIFUL.HOME on Deal Lake, with struction, farm house design, eight RED BANK—Colonial home, extra large ty-Sfth day of October. A. D., 1945, at 0 Center etraeu Rumson pbone Rum. q tuit'able for three adults; 'four to six manufacTurlng company. Write- premises. Write Governess. Box 511,' view of ocenn. House completely re- rooms, 3 ttted baths. log fireplace, double •living room, dlninff roorn, kitchen, S 10:00 o'clock,a. m., at which tlms ap- on Ein-J. • • .• Red Bank, N. J;_« finished from cellar to attic, parquet And. garage, porch, oil' heat, large plot. Ask- large bodroonui and tile bath; conven- plication will be niade- for the "allowance . « rooms,, in vicinity of Red' Bank. Call fully,' "Shipping Cltrlt," Box 611, ing, $24,000. Ray Van Horn Agency, !ENERA,L contractor; top aoU, fill dirt, after 6 p. m., Bed Bank U»l, DISCHARGED Boabee, desires construc- maple floors throughout, living room ient to bus and stores; risht-ofTiray to at commissions nnd counsel fees. - - ctndere. gravel, manure, wood sawing. R«d Bank,. N. j. with fireplace, dining room, library, kit- Fa-tr Haven, -phOne-Red,-Bank 288: GRAND OR SPINET piano, any ilie, for tion* position, pipefitter . by trade, ten BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Six acrM. Shrewsbury river;' out-of-town owner Dated! September 4, A. D.. 1945. ' .lonel Sluon. phone Bed Bank Sal or- chen, laundry, lavatory, three bedrooms, wide stream, large treett, slate roofed nnxioua to Ball; Immediate possession. t. studio. no dealers. Write, "Piano years general construction. Tel, 964-M two tiJe baths, two maids' rooms, bath, FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY t Box 611, Bed Bank, N. J. CARPENTER—Apply C. B. Hembllng. Keyport, mall to E. Wttkowek, 20 May house, ten rooms, hot water, heat, 2 39,750. Joseph G. McCuc, Realtor, Red By: John F, Fiy, Jr., ^ ->i AClTU^i cleaners repaired; any snake. Wanted," 3 59 Shrewsbury avenue. Phone Red steam heat; coal or oil. two-car garage barns. $0,000. Ray Van Horn Agency, Bunk 1170, Rumson 444.* St. • ' ...•_• with apartment overhead; immediate oc Assistant'.Trust OtHcer, '. Allen Electric Shop, 18 White street, HAVE A splendid home for two or Bank 2004. Fair Haven. phone^Red Bank' 283. RUMSON—Best nelKhborhood, near' bus, 24 Commerce St., Newark 1, N. J, iad Bank. / three young well-broken horses, reas- CHAUFFEUR and handy man. Write] cuimncy: lot 60x199. Price $21,000. Ray CORM HUSKERS. beginnins October 1st. Frank, P. O. Box 203, Sea Bright, H. SUllrnan. phone Eatqntown 7. ' LINCBOFT—Bungalow; living room, half mile to beach; perfect condition; Trustee. onably priced. Winter will soon be here male or female, by contract, day. or by dining 'room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, has two bedrooms on first floor, with F. R. tV F. H. Pilch, U6TOM plowing, discing, sowing, har- but I have beautiful bans. Present ae N. J. • _ -vaating. trea putting, abound rlear> the row. The Blades, Broad street, bath; city water, electricity, hot air heat, now tlte bnth and two bedrooms on sec- BloomReld Bnnkr A Trust Bldg.. "< owners can. still ride and enjoy the , N. J. Phone Eatontown LADY desires position .as companion to LITTLE SILyER—Lot 1*0x175; good lo. IK. etc; tractor work of any kind by Shrewsbury wpmnn wintet'hig In Florida; -Know- . .cntioji, nice home, five rooms on first coal; attached garage.: goat'barn, chicken ond floor, ft replace, newly decorated; Bloomfleld, N. J. - ere, hoar or contrast. First daae horses. Kindly give details arid write S36.M. ' 'house for about 150 chicken*. Immediate laundry oft kitchen; .and an extra bath; Proctors. to "Horses," Box 611. Red Bank, N, J. ledge of practical tturginff.' Phone Mon- floor; two bedroomB and' bath second 1 Unlpment. Ralph Mailer, Holmdal. N. mouth Beach 2217, occupancy. Price 15,000. Also good ulie nil, ready to-move in immediately. bol til phone Holmde) 8381. DRESSMAKING to do at, home; house WOjlAN with referenced' for part-time floor; steam heat, coal, garage. $(,000. building formerly an Inn, adjoining 51?,500. J6sf>tih (ncMcCue, Realtor lied H work afternoons. Capable of cooklncr TWO GIRLS desire clerical positions. Exclusive. Ray StUlman. phone -Eaton~ Monmouth County SurrPiate's Oflnca, BNEitAL CONTBACTOI) and cesspools dresses and . children's *sehool dresies; iL-Z bungalow'-property, corner Iocati9n.-Price Dank 1470, Rumson 444.* In the matter of the estate of JTos* reasonable rates. Write,* "R. D.," Box'plain food.' Inquire. 245 Spring street . Knowledge of typlna Ind .shorthand. UTTLE SILVER—Good six-room house $2,000. Ray-.-H._Stll|man, phone Enion- cleaned i carting and grading, top or telephone Red Bank 3399-M. * Call Keansburg *87. . FAIR HAVEN—Stucco dwclilftK on cor-eph f. M&cLean, deceased, >• Notice to. all, manure, HI! dirt, cinders, gravel and 511. Red Bank N. J. . ' . with bath, hot air, with coal; lot 59z town 7. ' ner lot, ,one block -bus~Wne; six com'creditors to present claims against es- Mid. Estimates given. Phone Red 'Bank OWLS for after school and Saturdays. CHAUFFEUR with* 20. years' experience 275, good- location. Price J6.50O; R«y H, fortnble rooms, ate am heat, nice sur< tate, • ' WANT TO BOX* tricycle for girl seven Good pay. Surprise Store, 50 Broad Stillman. 312 Broad Btrcct, Eatontown, RUMSON—*>n bu». lortre lot, frame house 414, Oscar Becker, 47 Second street, yeair» of age. Call Rumson 1924. d«slres position,, particularly with eld- recently redecorated, . new roof, three" rounding.*. $5,500. Joseph G. McCue Pursuant to the order.of Dorman He- air Haven, -N. J. week. Kecnan, 11 W. 36th St.,. NYCerly couple. Write Chauffeur, Box 937. NJ J. Phone Eulonlown 1. Ak'cncy. Red Bank 1470. RumBon Ui.* WANT TO BENT by permanent civil years ago; first floor..livlngroorn. dlnlnir Faddin, Surrogate of the County of BSSPOOLS cleaned and .built, settle WOMEN; phone from nomei- Salary plus Leonardo. * NEAR ifEfi" BANK—Caps Co0, convetl- room, kitchen, porch: . second Iioor. 3 ATTUACTtVB, MODERN homo, In-fine Monmouth, niadc on tbs tenth day ox service employee 4 or 5 room unfur; conunisslon. Permanent. , 5-dny Jent, good ' section; nret floor, livings tanks cleaned and Installed, drains ln< 1 COUPLE.or caretaker, experienced cook bedrooms, bath: hot air heat, coal; My residential secUnn* ShrewRhury, four September, 1045, on-the-application of ' tailed. Phone any time day or n!»hl, nhhed apartment or house. In Red Bank week. KeenoV, 11 W. S6th St., NYC. room, dining room, kitchen part tile, only. Call Freehold 1892.W. and butler, houseman; 'references. gas, .water; low tnxen. Price $5,500. bedroomB, three tile baths, tile kitchen, Lilian H. Mucl^caii, ailmlnlstrstrlx ' of Umson 740-J. narvey C. Tllton, t Pennaylvnnla 6-9SOS, •Write C. B., Box 511, Red Bank, N. J.» hardwood. floorB; second floor two bed- Bay H. Stillman, phone Eatontown 7. hot .water h«nt.-oil burner, ltvlns room the estute of' Joseph P, MacLean, de- rqca place. Rumson... USED OUTSIDE TOILET, lit fair con- rooms,-tiled bath; attain heat, coal; at- bnnmcil ceillnff nnd I a rue fireplace v lotceased, natice is hereby given to til* GROCERY CLERK, experienced. Ca.l LAUNDRY WORK to be done at home tached ijnrnBe: Pries «S.5C0. Rny.H. Still. HOUSE, six rooms, all improvements. BPTIO TANKS.and ceaspools cleaned; dltion. Call Red Bank 601-M-2. Red Bank 2293 or G. ft J. Market, 72 100x140; owner occupied. Price $20,000. creditors of skid deceased -to exhibit to year -around by hand. Phone L man, tihone Eatontown 7. . with of without furniture; near, bus the subsprlber admlni&tratlx aa afore- also dry wells, drains Installed Se- HONORABLY DISCHARGED Navy vet- Bridge avenue. Red Bank, N. J. . Branch 1571, line, train, stores; $5,500. Polly, Camp- Seo llolstoh"Waterbury. Reultot, 16 West nates vlren. ~ Oscar Becker, 47 Sec. eran, wife and child, It months, per- PORTAUPECK AREA—Bungalow, four Fr.ont Htreet, phone 3-500,• said, their debts and demands • agatnat Bd-etreet,-Ealr-HlBd?l manent 'residents desire rent small house MEN 13 to 45 learn tree trimming In a COUPLE, white, cook and housework rooma. bnth, steam heat; oil; Imme- bell's .Junction, Tjeonardo rond and cot- the'snid estate,1'under oath, within sis sjeady yeor round iob. Oood pay, d bt, l h, WritWiet P. 0 diate occupancy; lot ' 54x160. Price ner of Green urenue. ^ _ INVESTORS ATTENTION: Fine reslden- 'or—bun iral0wr*~t~~dr—8-* bed rooms,., R«d nnd butler hounemnn. tlnl income property;' twelve raomai months from the dftte of the aforesaid Bank or vicinity. Phone Red Bank 153J.' Chance fof^fldvnncemcnt— Asnlun^h Tr*a S5.5O0.iiay H. §«!lrnati, phofte Eston. SIX-ROOM BUNG~AL0W, all Improve- order, or they wilt be forever barred of XUIN h SONS, carpenter!; aiding, Exnprt, 1 Borden street. Shrewsbury. BO.KT«4 Sen Olrli.-N.-J.« town 7.' ~-—.. _ —ments—near-4 two baths, hot water hent, ol] burner, '-b u H— and -^cli , Iraroe now rent for $65 month enth; JOO-font MISCELLANEOUS- 'houDe, nabestos tthlnKled roof, house ward Bennett; 538 'Everett rondv Rod frpntnjre; owner occupied, Prfce $12^00. IMted: Freehold, N. J., September 10,- , J.. phone Kerport U47-W. dlllon. Phone -22*8 Red Bank,' ' MEN, to work In nursery, steary' Bank. recently painted. First floor, iivlng«room See Rolston Wnterbury, Rpnltor, 1G West 1945., . ' 4 A3BUHV PARK, ' visit our antique WANTED—Electric ft-inch drill valve employment'; office located near YOUR RENTS collected and properties .with fleltlstone fireplace, dininff room, BUNGALOW—Five rooms, nil Improve- Front tjtreet, phone 35.00.* ihop, equipped with a fine assortment refaclng machine. Call Ryan's Garage, managed. Alfred Hennessey,' licensed Llliiin H. MacLesn, the Boro bua route. Lovott's Nurs- encfoned porch, open porch, kitchen; sec- montrt. Phone Rod BunV 2360-M. . R. F. D., Box 8, [ furniture, china, glass,' old silver and Sea Bright 48.« . • Broker, Jersey avenue, Union ijeach.1, ond floor, threo bodrooma, bath,' ample FAIR HAVEN—Good fWc-room cotUKe. sllque jewelry. Yankee Trader, 529 ery, Inc., Little Silver, N. J, Phone SMALL COTTAGE in Itumsori, on nil tmt-rov'enients, nteam heat,, oil Atlantic Highland. N. J. ' FORD or CheVerolet, nothing later than FARMERS and trucck ggrowers will Hid a cloHets; steam heut, ,oll; laundry in baae- Edward W. Currie, Esq., ' [altlson avenue, Asbury Park, *N. J., Red Bank 2200. , reedy ' market for. their d b meDt; hardwood floors throughout; in. . Shrewsbury river, seven rooms* and .burner, corner lot, attached fone-car gar' •1033; must be in nrst-clasl condition. t for. their produce by ; gut; in bath,, garagev Price. $5,501)/ Bon-mim A age;'Prtce $8,500. See -Rofston Wnter- .Ilia Main street, *•• ' aone Asbury Park 57S8. y ' Phone Atlantic Hlghlanda.988. J. Beach;* advertising in TToe-' RiRegister't s classified «ulntedlded ;; pHKn,, workshokshh pp chickehikn h houHe. columns, Axelsen. Phone Sen Bright 147. ' _.' bury, Realtor, 16 Wost Front .street. Mntnwnn, N, J. . . Oil INSURANCE ot al! kind., ice It. V. GOOD WATER-FRONT lot, not less than WOMA'N for cleaning on Friday':. 66 PPrll c 18.000. RaR y H. StllimanStlli , Hi'Highwah y FRAME BIUCK lined uhlnclnd dwdllmt, phone 3500.* 1—Proetsr. - . , R. H. Stout, U,v>ls building.- 77-79 75'xlfiO.'; must, be desirable location; ' Oarfleld place,. corner of Grant place, LISTINGS'wanted,-It you bave a house <-N, Entontuwn, N. J., phono Eaton- 7 rooms, bnth. gnrnge idnelesH, lOOx road street (over-Nswber.ry store). tdve details In answering. Write Water- Red' Bank. * • ' . ' for ssloi buyers waltlna. R. V. R. H.town 7. ' • BTlNfiA-i-OW rnntniMnR threo rotinrn nnd Stout, 77 Broad .street, pbone Red Dank ISO. $$,500, .Allaire 4 Son Arnmcy. Rod ' batii. l"t 50x150 j Immediate vo**<'*- IK .CHANCERY OF NEW JERflET COVER lleansrs repaired, mushes re- ffont Lot. Bo< 811, Red Barik, N...J-' YOJJNG MAN for clerical position with SHREWSBURY—Lovely Colonlnl home,, Bjla«o ^ ;" '' - n\on, F3,OO0; Soi* , RnJston1"1 Wnterbury,, •'—154/173 bristled. Allen Eloctrlo Shop, 18 214-1. ' . excl'lk'nt neighborhood: attractive pin* HOME for a good, attractive do«, H4 largo company, preferably with some -BROAD 'STOEETT. Shrewsbury—Kraroe Rcnltor, U West Front utrcot, ttho Tor ARCHIE HO WARD CROUCH) 'Ute street, phone 6U. Red Bank < 'yenra,old. Call Mldilletown 877-M. « business, oxperlcncet should know typing FARMERS ATTENTION, top cssh prices panelled UWnir room with fireplace, lmr- sflOO* : Uy virtue of an order pf the Court ot puld tor any kind 6f cattle, calveg or tlally imndled dining room, kitchen, nan- dwelling, 9 roiimH, sun porch, bnth, Chancery uf Nuty Jersey made 00 the ARFENTER WORK, roofins and >tdlng, TO BUY CAR, 1037, or Inter; good rub- and be nble to hnndlo telelihone' ralli garage, hot vvnter hput, oil burner; lfiOx FOXHIWJ HOME containing four rndstfr •gliun uiuHtit-and—railing of, IwlliL. h 1 ''ff'"lltlo'|. C[ll| plimion 58.8.* from oUntomurn;' opportunity for ad-tons.- O.rdors tnkin for sprlnit dsllrery try, bedroom jiml jioWlTer room on first Wlh ilay of Sentoitiber, 1B4B. In » cause | l ut feeder' steers.' Prop a enrd or call floor; ; thrcv,, Ju'dropntsJpv tileedd bat h on secsec- WO, plun nonrby' ncrfr, ^Allnli-o & Son ticilrnomft, two blttllB, nutomntle'h^!H. .whi'i-ein IRENE CRAF CROUCH la g'l terms If doalrod; Morrla Homelm- PROFESSIONAL COUPLE would . like vwiremfnrWplt»CI»i:lmLJIfl»lUoluUiS Agoney. Red Btmk 3 150, ' flrt-plnrt1 ntilHhoil.bnsemont, InrRe ntnulpil ovement Co., Box 188. Keaniburg; N. J. 511, Red Bnnk,.N, J.»; TlfliSiilNJ "•"• fy'Wrfyr huhut t w»|«rh, heat , ioill b; about one petitioner AHII you tue the defendant, Hvlntr quart*™, October 1, Fair Hav- 'ncro nlrolly planioil ! grounds. PrliA SI O.t S fiiimn li||)l|jp lot. '••Si-'e RuUton -Watcrbu'ry, .Renltdr, 10 . you are required to answer the petition [ITHUR K. 11OYCE,, nnlntlntf contractor, en, Rurtasori br Red Bank, or will enro HOUSEKEEPER, white, mlddTo-nged, ~0DO Hay- H. SlillmHn, phone Eaton-. low, bath. Btci r. --,- . Wait I'riniL 'mreetf-T>""n»-3«UU {-"f~rfTi*frmrr-TTn^ftr-rmfnnt' ths Ivth day exterior nnd Interior [minting, eitl- far,,hounr while .yon are away. Writ. congenial, refined.}»r*on to keep houso $5,200. two citrn lots -eOOO,—Allaire of November, W15 unil |n default tiler... for two jitluUs, 'Idvuly erivjvonrneni, t 7 BROAD STREET..Shre}v«burv^(Jo6iI flix- «tes; supplied on 'large or imnll Jo^, "Professional Couple," Box BU, Rei Agenry, Reil n«nj< 34JS0. ;_: of »ueh decree will b» rendWrd sgslnet Phono.LonK Qrlinch 3086, • . ' REAL ESTATE WANTED T Hummor homo, locnted in . roam floliso, bath, /til Improvement*; 's. class work. by practical painters, iniitomatlo hont. convenient, to wrmlo you ax the Chancellor .shall think equit- Kiimvun. contnlnlnK nine rooms, bath, ATTRACTIVB «lx-room hnufte, -»v]fh all t lone Rutnson C68. . —— 'Yflhh-VAt UP to »«,BU0.lor siftiill fiirra firetilac'ei * lot.- ISOxSoO,' twa«car. - garage; Improvements, flxp miles' from Reil nchorjlr-Prire-*0:ROOr*ft»«-Rcil!itDn Wiiter able and Just. ' ,.' ' ^si In vicinitiiit y otf Rcd-IliinRdIkk fof r ..-.A,U _ .™ J!»t'i>e, fnrnlturo,,.auto,,Bta>. immeiWiilo possosulun. J1S.500. See TtoU- Bftrtfti feHionnble;" '•-Write Owner, .Box bury, Realtor,' ln.-Woul Front ,«trciot The object of said suit 1. to obtain a ' N T ITlr-iiTOrpimry;—Wrltej-uSmnll-Karm,!.' ton Wnterhury Itualtur, 10 Wast Front flnnk, N •-- • liltniif! .1.1O0> - ' ' : ' " • - decree of diwm. between soli petftloMr con Flnnnco Co., 77 Broad street, Red J Ink 1472. ChnrKos 1\'s per cent street, phnnr 3500.' : • ArTRACTlVK niJNfiATLOW rVOV-BBM l4lUNOALQ"W8~iowttiJJUji5 nnll youi , . ' . ' ROOMS, 198-Sbutn street, Red Bank; Minn'Mr, J.. ReilBnnk 465: * : Dlitedi September'HO.. la.lff parkinparking spate. Mod- - retail store white*or colored. Phono* each 8lde,.ftK 6 > Solicitor for h\ of oounsel with erate prices', Phione £814£814. nnnntll • hnhnvee oocrjeitoloctrjeity • nvitlinblo.nvitlinblo.' A fiofio- mmta; newly, i-cdocorate'dt'd . DDouble hpuso, nltii!>fJv#Op;vagh}-$.e\I{n|ii'ton' Wittcrhury, ca ) "-' •" I tor nnr Mi. J.. BedBunk <68. » lirlimll . I'I'lionl n EEntontow n 11U00, eaten- nconst. Fli Atlitntlu'lliunlamU, icmodoled-stx yottrsi mntlo'hot wtttrt'.hontci', fully furnished, Realtor •' 18 ' Wi»j*t Trohi Strei.t,ie»horio ijbTJW nnWtteiiBMKhnuMViiRrkfr, slon at>7j II ii. m, to 4i4B p, m.l four raoniH clich npnrlmont,'rnodorn.flx-. enclosed 'tiorchi tnirnKa; RIRO niolor hont M [ej Inns' Kad-.Btitlt l«g p, m, Included In' SHIC Aaklnir.f5.nOO. A. E.EV-TCirYTHINGi* UP hut ]nnj; now U lh.

\ 11 .r ariitsii.irii •unnnotu Ronltor, lilti Nnvoslnk .nvtnun,. _ ...jlia *Rcii Bank 1J74VR, «>'«• Has. 1 ., Notice to. Soltlcmsrt of Account. lorford ulaco, Rod Dunk, BOOK unoil salary,.DIMP ln{-plain VwaE, (invini? the iloiirowion. HIKI you T H »rc»t- (kmiunl, If. youof the aiiliairibpr,, administratrix of Us J»e»tlng urylce> Precise BdjuitmenU room, Mrs, H. T, Dowstra, 98 Mspl. WOMAN niiH,h'[|in'ci litter, \'Mt the slto now, •itnU'pt aA'd iteceastil, will b. audited In us only, Call between 0 nnd 10 ai thrpo bedrooiuH, bnlh, nil cunvanluni'es, at I'luo Itlilun In lllihiiiin It Denemi William H, While, llosnud _|ec sv.enus. Rid Bank, i phon. H)st, »W"st«(»u <-by lh< u«o««t#f ;« ' Bl jjpJDJ ,-.-,. iwocur garnite4 sll-y«ar pnrtly furnlshcili fiO-fnot frontngv.'l'rfred lloivjird . S. IJTrdrn tli>Vf*]n|imont); vn County of Monmouth anil- rspoftsd,' Tti Wolan, Day or night, PHofle Rod BRKIHTI CHEERFUL, furnlih.d room, )iou», 8t'ven-ronm home, five acros, now nt $2 7S0 rnJth. A, K. D^nnvtl. Jlrflltnr, hnve a,, few ' pholcp, highly " restricted ,- ,,mi-\ ...... Wood nhlnulo Tooljjinrt onolomire, gonpar lottlvrnt'iit to the Onlhnns^ Court of Bank 2445. " . « private home, convenient to'transpor- 910 'Nnveilnk nvenuo. HlKhlnnds, plinno liloU to DflVr nt ntlriti'lly. pilco: Wo mild lounty on Thuredsy, ths elghtesntli atlon. Phone Kumion lad 188. WANTED, Phon.. Mliidletowr, ^Ktlncy^ Ul. Monmnuth struct, lied llnnk. flaikliliiK mill vnlltys lmlnted white, with n'[> o^rltislvn. agi>ols. fnr f'Uit 1'roperty QIItL WISHES itity'a- work' at vnH tlrrn. h Ul U giron i oof i "not* iwa-opr BarnKa tu nmi l/itri* will bullil flnn linmen on th<>iluy of October, A. I).,. IS45, at 10l«» lAltl) rititlOoL to, little om*t T. /Sgt. Ernest E.Peseux, Jr., who Ov* WABC/FricJay In S*t Bright »V eaanel'i.itatlpnerr come "right into- -your- •tor. and Max Wtiunn'i} _, recently returned .-from oversea* Several weeka/ago Tony Siuuv and was *4>atIent-iiv4he,F} stallo/stating that they Jilted his Mildred, daughter of Mr. and rier group. M/Sgt, Broga, who Upper Broad St., Bed Bank voice/and requested that he be in- Mrs. Joseph Lease, has entered was; recently discharged, was a pi- UNLIMITED' OPPORTUNITIES Telephone 872 vited to sin; again on the same Simmons college. ,, She is a grad- lot for Col._ Frank Krebe, when he j^ The Invitation was eK- uate of Rumson high school and and_ the Colonel were forced to bail FOR ADVANCEMENT tended and"Tony will be-on the Monmouth Junior college'. Mr. and but'in the Holland, invasion. They, tomorrow night over Mrs. Lease .have returned from a were saved by the "piltch Under- • LIBERAL VACATION POLICY thEld d I i WABC .at 9 o'clock. ^ound. It waj thTeenEOHtlilinse If states.-;=•—•-; .. •• •••.'.- '" fore they were able to return to Mr. and. Mr«. William Vital re- their outfit AND GROUP INSURANCE Keaiisburg urned home Saturday from, a va- JACKPOT cation trip to Washington, D, C. (The R«d Bank Register tu ba bought and Virginia. ^THE LATEST ADULT, GAME inKeansbura «t the stores of E. L. Mil Rumson Servicemen ler, John Clvltan, Phlfip Keller, Charles Harry Betz, son. of Charles Betz, Vogel, U Zuckerman, George Swlu' anf and Robert Dillone, son of Mr. aijd ACME MARKETS (he Keansbdrg Drug Co.) Mrs, Charles _DliiPne, Sr. of Kum- Home From Hawaii '* NICOLINA A. D'ANTHONY Staff Sgt Harold M. Hailsch was on, have been honorably discharg- Two Riimson aervdeemen, Hyatt 73 BROAD STREET; REO^tANK honorably discharged from tho ed from the Army and are home. Cunningham; photographer's. mate army last week at Fort Dix. Other NicolJria 'A. D'Anthony, eon. of Opl. Carl Forgman, who has been Mr; and Mrs, Luclan D'Anthony, first class, and Sgt.^ Orrin Soule 6t 95 BROAD STREET, RED BANK local boys to be released recently 22 months in England, is spending the Army, who served j In the close were PFC James X. Timmqns, T/5 56 William street, recently gradu- av furlough with his" parents,' Mr. ated from the U. 3. Naval Air sta- proximity of each other In Hawaii, Charles I". Hqser, Staff Sgt.. Char- and Mr*. Oscar FOrsman of River tion dispensary at Pensacola," Flor- arrived home this week following les Robert Carroll and- Pvt! Alois street.. •. - ' ••. ' ., "'. their discharge from the armed ser- Slefringer. • • ' • V ' ida, and has been promoted to vices.. They both were on the island jharmaclst's mate third class. : © Lawrence S. Fowler, who'has Cpl. Robert Adams, son of Mrs. tit Gahu and both live on Lafay&tte In service since- August, 1944, been commercial agent at Eliza- Jearf-Adams of Seawood avenue, street. , '•-'' • . p'Anthony was given his diploma' beth' for the American Railway has, arrived in/JEngland by plane, in absentia with the class of 1945 Express company, has been apr ' The saga of Cunningham is one having flown there from India, Cpl.' at Red Bank .high school. He is pointed depot agent at Trenton of the interesting stpriee of" the Adams is with, the Canadian. Air He makes expected., homa on .)eave_.iiext, and wil imove there with his fani- war. Hyatt, who was employed, at T6ree~Ka Is"toTfaveT!ngirnaSooh~ 7 month. ' ly October 15. the Hanson, S|fan WIKKle and Mun- for Canada and his mother' hopes Cpl, Harden C. Fowler, who has nlng company in Matawan, enlisted to have him home soon on fur» "Jackpot" is the most fascinating of .the been in Army service-four years, in the Navy. He was sent to photo-] lough, • "•" ' .lending cr ' new adult games. •..' _ ; . Shrewsbury has left Okinawa and is now "Ingrapher's school, photography being Mr. And Mrs, Herbert Young arc Ko.r'ea. His wife who resides • in his hobby, Following this/ he was. spending this week In the Catskill (The Bed Bank Register cAn .be bought Rumson is anticipating his. return assigned to the U. S. S. Juneau. On Every spin of the arrow- brings new SUr- • mountains. ' In Shrewsbury at Harold B. McCqrmlck's the shake down cruise to New- Shrewsbury Market and at'Greenwood's before, long. friendlybusiness "prises*'and more excitwHeiiffor Lhe players:— At a recent meeting of 'StntnH's store and at H.'Olay Bair'a nervlise sta- The annual roll call, of the Meth- foundland, Cunningham received The perfect game to provide entertainment • Parent-Teacher .association plans ionand Singing Wheels Arena) odist church has been set for Tues- an overnight pass to visit Sgt N. R. MATTHEWS were made to purchase. new tables The school safety patrol has been day, October 16. \ Arthur Mellish, also a .rosldenfof on'any occasion. . ; -__ . : for the cafeteria and to modernize •eorganized for the year with Pat Rev. and Mrs. Walter B. Wil- Lafayette street. THIS is the friendly man-. both •inglt ana married, he' kitchen, T*he women will con- rohnsoh as captain; Sally Walker, On corning back from his visit• ager of the local Fer*ODr and .everything - i» kept : liams^lsiryesterdayfor the annual - 'DE LUXE EDITION *2r°° tribute a penny for each year of 'irst lieutenant; Laura Atkinson, New Jersey Methodist conference the next morning, he found the al Finance Company ofllce, strictly private; No outsid- . their, age toward a fUnd^for the lecond lieutenant; Joan Cowen, sec- which opens tomorrow at ..Ocean Juneau,had" sailed. He went, to Even though lending money . ers are involved. He arrang- .:'•••/.•••'•' cafeteria, Father Stevens took ah retary. Other members are Mary City. The minister has been«lnyft- New York to try to-oatch.her.:'She j to folks here in Asbury es convenient monthly pay- active part in the discussions. Of- Ann Smith; Mary Virginia Mason; ed baok to his pastorate for'the had sailed and he went to Newport,,] Park is his full-time job, he ments to fit every- budget ficers of the organization are Mrs. Jonathan _Niles, Peggy Feist, Clar- sixth year. The couple will spend and Trinidad to meet her. However, j believes that no one should' and, charges are made only :,—Mrs:; borrow-unnecessarily*—>But~— ence IvTn"s7I^haia"MarKrIaSi;3rBce a short vacatidh in Philadelphia ira—never—caught—her,—-and—Bhiprj f or—the—aetual:^-tlme-the; when n loan Is to a person's •John McDonnell, secretary; Mrs. M. Gregor, Geoffrey -Kalmas, Roger and are planning to return October mates, realizing this; malted his money is kept. ~-ree_ne, first vice president, and LeValley, Mary Unterherg and Pat photographic equipment, to his advantage, tie provides folks If you decide that a loan li ' : Mrs. Rose Gllmore, who, acted as Bennett. • ' .10. •'••"• •. ' home. here with needed cash to your advantage, be. sure > Miss Adele Rodney, Mrs. Lillian promptly and privately-. to come to see the Manager treasurer for Mrs. jJargaret Schu- Soon came the news of the Jun-' macker, who was unable to attend The school athletic tournament West and Mrs. William- Rodney He gets a lot of satisfaction of the Fersonal Finance tarted this week ..with selection's' motored ' Sunday to -Aberdeen, sinking with but few eurvlv- j _ out of his Job, for tho ser- Company today, . If you because of Illness,! The next meet- ors. -Hyatt knew the Sullivan boys | 17 Broad St. Phone R/B. 1 Red Bank ing of the group will be Thursday, of oaptalns of two bpys' and four Maryland, where they attended the vice he renders is. a helpful, phone In advance, he will girls" teams. They are Albert p"hil- wedding of Miss Mabel Oncy of quite well, and recalls they were j one. And there's no "dolng- make Tall arrangements so October 11. The regional meeting stationed near hlsjpost on the.ship. will be held at Trenton October 12. lus, White team; Tom Osborn, Philadelphia to Sgt. Anthony Mat- you-a-favor" nttitudc. that all you have to do is to Blub team; Pat Johnson, Virginia ovs'ky. The bridegroom is a bro- Thus, by a twist of fate, photo- j He cuts out needless rig- sign and "pick up the cash. < Florence Connolly, seaman sec- grapher's mate Cunningham re-j ond class of the WAVES, has re- Duncan, Laura Atkinson and Janet ther of Miss Rodney's fiancee, Sgtr. marole and makes borrow- , Orr If that's inconvenient, .« 'ones. Joseph Matovsky. turned safely to his mother's home Ing money a simple,, friend-, phone or write and he'll tefi turned' to duty at the naval, supply Monday i depot at Mechanicsburg, Pennsyl- Miss Margaret Bord'en, daughter The county library in the school ly transaction. He' makes you how to get your loan vania, after spending a leave with of Mr.' and Mrs. C. F. Borden of building will be etoseel, until Octo- After Trinidad he was assigned Ibana to men and women entirely by mail. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Broad street, has returned to Mt. ber 19 during the vacation absence to the Air arm of the Navy in Connolly. Holyoke college in South Hadley, of the' custodian. This announce- Florida. After schooling, he was DAVIDSON BROS. Massachusetts. sent to Hawaii from there he was Mrs. William iorensen, Jr., of ment Is made with the consent of The Guild of Christ Episcopal the Mayor and county librarian. It discharged with more than enough Carr avenue, Is a patient in St. points. • Peter's hospital at New Brunswick church' met Monday at the home is hoped that the' library shelves fmsanai FINANCE COMPANY -BEER*W!NE* LIQUORS* where she was ' taken Saturday. •f Mrs. Abner .West where a.class will be filled with new books in the Sgt. Soule was attached to the 601 BANGS AVE., A8BUBY FABK Mrs. Lorensqn Is the former Miss in handicraft has been organleed. interim. '••••• Ariiny'Engtoeera and was on Oahu 39V2 Broad St., Phone 3334 Red Bank Jennie Evans of -Shrewsbury ave- The guild will meet next Monday 18 months. ren&cnai ' 10th FLOOR, ELECTRIC BLDO. nue. Red Bank. for sewing articles for the Christ; . rilONE 789J .'...... , :^_ rhasTale. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stover of ~ ^ ~"—Hazlef~ ~~~~ Tho Red Bank Register. Is-sup-, Chirfet. are 2','i^ monthly on b«lanc«, . Lie. 870 Crescent street are parents of a Miss "Margaret Meyer, daughter ported. by local as well as out-of- of Mr.! and Mrs.' Philip H. Meyer (The Red Bank Register can bo bought town business men—Advertisement. Scotch! Scotch! son born Sunday at Monmouth in' Kailet from Mrs. Edna M. W. Pcatu.T Memorial hospital. of Beechwood rood, has resumed her studies at the New Jersey Col- Ths Parent-Teacher aesociatlon ege for Women, New Brunswick. will sponsor a hot supper at the Rodger's Old Scots Brand In 1899 Boston, closed Its park to A regular meeting of the mayor school next Wednesday,' October automobiles between tho hours of and council, will be held next Tues- '3d. The proceeds will be used to Product of Scotland • 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. because of the day night. servo sandwiches'and hot lunches danger of runaway horses. Miss Bartiara Knapp, daughter of to the children; . . 100% Scotch Whiskeys FIFTH Mr. and Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp of A meting of the Hazlet' First Aid Men's All Wool Suits 5 08 Buttonwood drive, has returned to Squad was held in the Hazlet fire, If «• Swims-We Have It Wilson college at , Chambersburg house Tuesday night. Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Sproul 0: Pvt. James Ahearn, T_T. S. Army, Ternell, Texas, are making their Hennessey is spending a furlough' with his home with Mr. and Mrs; Frank P. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sproul. Mr. flproul is a civilian CANADIAN CLUB ; Ahearn. .,.-.„... pilot. • • • . Mrs. Wilflam H. HInson of As- bury, Park; who*re.ce.ntjy returned Canadian ' <••• Holmdel from California, .where, she made .27 20 her.iome several years spent Mor- Whiskey Monmouth (The Red Bank Register can be bought day with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Pint St MarketN. ^J, n.Holnidel at Taylor Hance's store) Harry S. Cowles and Miss Anna 3 All vu. Sea Food Fresh. Mrs. Jonathan^ I? Holmes and Cowles. ' •'• ;-•••- No Cold Storage:- -' Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Ely will, leave Mrs. -Carl Glo3s of Van Mate- today for a business and pleasure drive, spent a few days the pae'. 'hone 1377 We Deliver trip to.New Hampshire and Ver-.week In Newton End StMwaler, N. mont. MH. Holmes and Mrs._ Ely 'J. ' ' BELLOWS will stay at. Manchester, New Cpl. and Mrs. D. Morris Latham Week-Ehd Specials Hampshire,- while Mr. Ely will go spent.Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. RESERVE Flltb to Vermont, to purchase seed po- VVEAKTISH ._.__... tatoes.1 ' . ••• Andrew J, Latham. . S. Sgt. Raymond E. Batters ha:< BLENDED WHISKEY BUTTERFISH ...... 35' Mrs. E. C, Crawford is moving completed his furlough, after re- CODFISH STEAKS,.._....lb. 45( from her home on Ladwood farm turning from overseas, and is now to • Monfclair. '. FILLET HADDOCK. Jb, 68c in Texas. Henry C. ~ Kruentzer, a studen FRESH MACttEBEL.., lb. 40c Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Peseux WHISKEY BLINDS pastor-from the New Brunswick of Hillcrest road entertained on Blueflsh- Striped Bass - Salmon seminary, delivered the sermon a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A, Goodman, Shrimp - Scallops - Lobsters the Baptist church Sunday. of Summit, former Hazlet resi- .80 Soft Crabs, - Crab Ment ; Lieut. George Coudrier", who is dents, Mr. and Mrs: James P. Mau- PARK &TILFORD (Res.) 5TH Cue stationed at Fort Bragg, North 3.40 40 Steamer Clams hall and Joseph Mauhall of Utlca. Carolina) spent the week-end with N. Y. and Miss Katie O'Connor of SOFT CLAMS' pt. 35c qt. 65c .32 Mrs. Coudrler and their daughte Keyport. Roberta. " " " • KINSEY , . , 5TH Cats HARD CLAMS ..}...... ^..doz. BOte- Mr., rind; Mrs.' John Dolson of 3.86 46 OYSTERS '\',. SIZES 28 to 44 BURGUNDAY or'ZINFANDEL ^IT "commaWdoi" really ;6wdple with a WE HAVE ON HAND ALL STANDARD ' gleam of glUtenlng blach1 or army rusiet.