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m € ' ' «E5f^r cv rv . VOL. LXII, MATAWAN, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22,1932 Five Cents Single Copy. NUMBER 30 WATER SYSTEM PLAN James J, Tunney Lauds MATAWAN HAS FIRST Township Committee EXPLA1NEDAT FRENEAU T PHALANXFRATERNITY Four Matawan Men

PEOPLE OF THAT SECTION TOLD Boy Scout Movement FORMER SENIOR GHOllr IN­ Moves to Provide OF ALL DETAILS DUCTED INTO THIS GROUP Held in Jail for W. O. Franke Explains the Cost to Clarcncc D. Stulls Heads (he Or* tlie Individual Resident Who Will Retired Heavyweight C/iampian of the World Guest of ganizalton Which lias Fourteen Other Members, Bo BenellUed by rrojccl. Honor at Annual Dinner of County Council. Water for Freneau Friday evening, the former Scntor ■ Several Hold-ups There wns a meeting lust Monday "Y" Oroup of Matawan, now known evening in the Frpncau flro houso, as the Phalanx Fraternity or Phi called by M rs. N ell an d W. O. Franke. James J. Tunncy* retired heavy­ Dr. Hurt stated that tho Mvirlte» Qanima, was inducted at the As­ TOWNSHIP INTRODUCES who were appointed by the Town­ weight champiun of the world ln on vital influence*' of the Boy Scout bury Park Y. M. O. A. Building by LOUIS WATERS WINS An Ordinance to ship committee to represent Frs- address at the annual dinner of movement could not be dispensed the Madison Phalanx Group. A Charged With ITS 1932 BUDGET nenu ln regard to the water situa­ Monmouth County Council, Boy with, and that a plan had been CASE ON APPEAL dinner was served prior to tho In­ tion ln that section. Mrs. Nell In­ Scouts of America, last Friday night, adopted by tho National Council :o duction. The. menu Included: fruit Install System TIIU SUM O F $24,035 T O EE troduced Mr. Franko, who explained lauded the Scout movement and establish organizations for boys of JUDGE LYON REVERSES THE Service Station cocktail, soup,' olives, cracker, roast RAISED BY TAXATION to tnose present that tlic Commit­ emphasized the Importance ol train­ pro-Soout age. * DECISION OF JUSTICE BLACK beef, string beans, beet salad, baked tee had visited the Mnyor nnd Wa­ ing boys ln the responsibility of cit­ Dr. Hurt urged that Monmouth potatoes, bread and butter, choco­ Introduced Tills Is $1,874 M oro T h a n W as ter Committee of the Borough ol izenship and leadership. Case Arose Out of Automobile Ac- Robberies Oounty organlzo several groups of late pudding and coffee. - liaised Lnst Year; Loss ot Terri­ Mntnwnn for the purpose ol ascer­ Tho banquet was at the Hnrkeloy- cldcnt; Coart Decides rlaintirr^ these boys bolow the Scout age of Those who were Inducted were as tory io Township Increases T ival-3 taining if tho borough could nnd Cartcret Hotel in Asbury Park apd Guilty of Contributory Negligence. APPROPRIATES $6,000 12 years during the next year, and follows; . . Primus,. Clarence B. ALL ALLEGED TO would supply tho Freneau section was attended by approximately ;300 cuggested that leaders who have Stultz; Pro-prlmus, Robert Still­ T h e 1032 budget for M ntnwnn with wntcr. It was stated by tlw scoutmasters, directors and officials, i no provlous Soout experlenoe Louis Waters of Browntown, was F0R1NSTALLA TION well;; Tribune, Samuel Brower; HAVE CONFESSED Township was Introduced and ap­ Committee tlmt the borough would Sonator V/. Warren Barbour or Mid-' be chosen. ■■'' ! successful ln, an appoal which he proved nt a meeting held for thnt Quaestor, Fred P-, Bunlcnbnch; Committees Appointed to Investigate be glad to supply thn necessary wa­ dlotown Township, was to tn tm ii^ j At n 0i,0rt business meeting' pr'o:- took from a Judgment rendered Albert O'Hara AlU-ced To Hn leader purpose yesterdny nftcrnoon. Mentor, A. Adnm Banko. Other Water Question. In Cllffwood and ter on meter tendings nnd ot tho against him In an automobile acci­ or Ganff, II. T. Doits, Charles Van The total amount to be rnlsed by D r; h - ;. ! •„ " “ “' ' ^ ceiling tho speaking program, ntjtti- members; nro: Stevo RnvlntUnn, - Oak Shades Not Ablo to Report. same rntc nnd temia.ua It la now Scout30ut hanfllwok, “next to tho Blbjo lnaUonS to the Council for tho,en­ dent caso by Justlco of tho Pence Brunt and I*eroy Van Derrecr ta x atio n Is $34,035, w hich Is $1,074 being supplied to the Atlantic Avo- Myron , Enstmond, Sidney lluoy. Black of South River, whon It was tho most widely rend book ln the siling year woro prosontod by' J. L. more tlinn lust yenr, although tho nue section of tlio township.' . Qeno Cartan, Harry Wolls, Ocorgo hoard by Judge Adrian Lyon at tho A spcdnl meet I UK wag callcd by world," ntao addressed tho gntlier- Montgomery, Vice President of .thfl Tliroo Mntawan men, who arc al­ Appropriations for tho 1033 budget Tlio matter of costs to cnoli Powolson, 'John Mcoln, John Stiles, Court Houso ln Now Brunswick on tho Matnwan Township Committee lng, nnd a number of Scout otTlelab Oounoll; tho Executive's report wan leged to have participated in daring nro less th n n ln 1031, property owner wns taken tip very William Idonlso nnd Rudolph'Bun- Thursday. . • , ln the Township llnll Wcdncsdny received aw ards for- study courses rend by F. C, Oobb, Scout Executive, hold-ups of gnsolino stntions lu In th e 1031 budget $5,000 surplus minutely anti nn opportunity afford­ tcnbncli, Tho Phulnnx Fraternity Tlio enso arose out of an automo­ evening for tho j'nrpose of Intro­ completed during tho past year. ond 8, O. Flint, Chairman Of Fi­ threo dillcrcnl counties In New revenue ivns npproprlntcd while ed tlioso present to usK questions Of tho Young Men's Christian As­ bile accident which occurred In ducing nn ordlnnnco to create a Tunney oiled tho tendency of nance, presented tho 1033 budget, Jersey were nrrestcd on Monday tills yenr th e re la no imrplus Hated sociation la sponsored by tlio Now water system for thu threo districts In regard to tho wntor, Coal, bid. other'nations to establish govern- front of Croon's garage In Brown- nnd nro being held In Jnlls lu Perth ns tills anliclpnted rovenuo Is not The nominations, whloh woro no Jorsoy State Tribunal nnd the Stnto In the township. At n previous Mr. Franko explained each quory mont bureaus |o train tho youth of lowli on M arch 0, 1031. The acci­ Amboy, Elizabeth and Bomcrvllle, in liquid form. Tills mnkcs It ne­ coptod by n unanlmoun vote, In­ Young Moil's Christian Association meeting, committees hnd been ap ns presented In detail. ’ tholr countrloa In cleincnla of clt- dent Involved n onr owned nnd op­ unable to furnish ball tor tlielr cessary to collect moro by luxation. cluded: Frederick Ilousman, Presi­ Tho Phi Cliunmn aroup ot Phnl- pointed, two for Frencuu, two for Aeoordlnu to estimates presented lncnslilp. erated by Mr. Wnlcrs nnd one release. They lire llnrold Tiloni New Hems npproprlnled for the dent; W. Wnrloii Bnrbour, Ctinlr anx of Mntnwnn Is tho llrst group Oak Shndcs and threo for Cliff- by tlio Committee, nrrlvod nt uy "I am glnd," ho snld, "thnt our owned anil oporiitcd by Edward A. Dclte of 200 Main Street, Albert J. 103'2 budget nro: Employment re­ innn of tho Donrd: John L. MontT of Its kind ln Monmouth Oounty Howno, nn nttoruoy ol low of South wood, to cull on nil property own­ measuring the ’territory for whloh aovoi-mnont does not roHort to such O 'H nra of 145 Main Street nnd lief, $3,600, and Interest on cu rren t uonmry, Vlcu President: J, M. Couso, nnd tho group is renl proud of tho Illvor, ers ln their respective districts to petitions hnd bcon slgndd, hi con­ prnotlco, because I feel Hint training Charles Vun Brunt. loans, $1,00 0. Tho township mineral Tronsurer,- ISdwiu-it Mullins, As.iist- honor. Although Phnlnnx Fra nscortnln tholr vlows on tho assess­ junction .with nn cnglnoot- who gave tlio futuro cittern of our nation On the (tuy of tho nccldont ll hnd On Tuesday, I.oroy Vnn Dorvecr a loss hi 1031 o! approximately estimated costa bnaod ou tho poa- nhl Trcnsuror; SLnnley E. Mnncheo tornlty Bounds llko a soorct order, ments whloh thoy would bo obliged should bo loft to thoso ntorlhig men been minion 0»d the vond was wet. of Malden I^inc, Mntnwnn, who was $100,000 In ns.ien.ied valuation by Court of Honor Commissioner, and ll is not. All mootings nnd Induo Mr. Wutei's wns In front of Mr. to meol If- tho wntor system wns alblllty of utllMnri labor provided who devoto tholr tlmo lo this grunt nlso wnnlcd hi connection with thn roar,on of tho nnnexntlon to the undor tho employment relief nppro- Hanford O. Flint, nuance; Rll.ilu lions urn opim lo tlio publlo. Clrccn's ttnl'ngo lind wished to drive cnrrlcit Into tholr districts. work." nllcgcd series of hnld-up.i, surren­ prlnllo.i, thero Will bo B.0D0 toot ol K. (Jnuip, fy-iiul; liklwnrd A, Clark, several ot tho young men ot tlio townrd Matnwan on tlm couerctn Tho Freneau Oommlttco was tho borough. Tunney coniirnluiiitod llio Bcnul- dered to Chief of Police KOWIn O. Por thcso reasons there will be water ninths to l>o Inld nt nn esti­ Clamping; li.'lwood O, I)(ni|[lns,i, Ilnr- Wilkes llnrrn, l’n., Y, M. a, A. who road. IIo looked tn his left but did only ono lo brluii In » eompleto re­ mnslora 'for their work In tliln piir- Btoal of Miiluwati, wlio turned him nn Incrcnse in iho til?: rule for this mated cost of $0.4111). Thcso llgimn nl: William ll. Bnniford, lW.iorvn- woru not nhlo to Join tlie Y.'s Men's mil nre nny cur ns Ills view wus port, convincing tho Township tlcnlni- Hold or endeavor, nnd nt the ovor to tiio t'eitli Amboy nulhurl- yoar. There Is a savings over np- tlon; Amns Krayhlll, Trnlnlng: Dr. Olub In 1030 conceived tho Idea of ol>:,cured by il curve: which exliitn Oommlttoo tlmt tlielr work hnd would include tlm plnclng of a nro clone of Ills nddrt-ss, pre.-ienieil tles, proprlatlon.i made lust year of $0,000 hydifint- uvory D0O fact mul tu tlvj A, W, fJwi'ot, lluiilth nnd Umi Hcotil- formlim n olub for young men nbout 10U feel oast or (li'eeu'a gar bcon thorough In evory lospcet nnd Heoutma.-ili'i.-r liei'.'i to Iho following r'ollowing Ills lil-re.-it, Delli! Was for special road uecounl nnd ap­ end ot caoti of tho threo iloiul cm!" Inn; ll, w. Moiinln, Kduentlon mxl which would coinhlno the best fim age, IIo tlieroiipon looked to his wus entitled lo ovory connUlornUon eleven members tit llio Moiunoulli tnV.rii to K ll/ab rlli by U nion delec- proximately $ 3 ,0 0 0 for miscellane­ nn the district* ilrcscntud w ere lnltl Publicity; M onroe lOlsner, Actlmr tui-rs of tlm weekly huuchonii Club rlglil uiul seeing nothing In Hint di­ on tho pnrt of the Committee, lu Council: llves and It Is aliened tlmt he nd- ous Items. mil, muklng nine lire hydrant.-!. Tho aiiiilnuan; (;lareneo J. IlniiMinm, with tho nilntliius nnd frntmnnl rection proceeded across the roiui. furnishing wntnr lo thnt section, lllnnlo.v K. Mnneliee, tho former lulllcd tlio hold-up uf a gniiollno Tlio ImilHot 1» printed, lu lull on «m itr a l leim lli would ,hu 3,101) fee*, W. atiutlier Jone.'i, Ohnrli’3 Murrh, Idem ot llio Ili-Y movomeiit ot Mr. Waters U’slllled that lie Miss lClsio a u to s lind M ichael Col­ Bcoiitmnnter ot Troop 3, Anhury iitutlini there. on tho innlii hlithway, J.loo foot on Onlvhi Derrick nmi John A. Mount. which most of tlio group had boon leached Ills proper sldo nt tho rimd lins of Clllfwood, reported thnt they pniio II of this paper. P ark: Kitsfioll I,. Telley, Iho former O'lluru was wan'.ed In North the Mill llond and BOO feet on Wll Seoulmn.'iter of Ti'oop 3.’l, Ued Bnnk; Honorary meinbiirs me: Arthur luninlini's. They foil that there nud when lie looked up lie naw tho hnd not talked wltli ninny properly Plnintteld, where hr, VinS iueiilineii win Avntmn. It wns rcoommeiKlml Ul Hrlr.Vstiiv.!, Oapl. K iU ard V, Kle.k«n- vvi.i, iv reat lived for au organlKntloii onr of Mr. llowiin coming ln tlm nwnm-n In their, V llstih't. oiul neomeil Mlts. MiON tllllHIKRl.’V arHAKN Vhcodiirc lloplnr, i)i:oiitmiinii"r o* by Joseph Varna, nmnugri- ot ll lo­ iKie n nlx-lneh water main thro!!;:ii bnckui', Tliomn.1 N. M uUarter and tlmt would servo tlm reeeul High opposite direction nn It/i wrong "bin to bo of tho opinion thoy should bo o r mtiAit m ix Hiii.i Aiu: iiomi; Troop 3(1, Anbury lMrlt; Wllllnm W, cal nits stnllon, a-i oun ut tlio m en nil It Is iioccwnry lo hnvo n innln ot dn.'nln, Hcoutnui.'ilei' of Troup 40, "Clone" Tunney. Uehoul griutunte whether In bunt (it tho rowj nt a high into of speed mote einiuhteucd an to tho uctunl who held him up. Ilolh O'llarn nud Hint oupiiolty t« wrvn Uio hvo liy- Ilnliiuir; I')oI,iiIlnrre Asbiu'y, Hi:mit.- M r. Cobb's iciwn-l. fihoweil tli' liens, lmluHlry or cnllow , hy w'«- ntrnlghl for bin enr, lniiiwdlulely, cost before lnvoslli;uthig further, Tells Clvlo Department of Woman'll Van llriuil nre al li ned to linvn nd- ilrnnl.-i. lirslilent.'i of tho lire dlntrlot M onm outh Council linn growil t<> bo moling Christian felluwshlp nml lliercnltnr, tlio collision occurred on John Lniiiburlson of Onk Bhnde:i, Club Moim-thlng of the Institution inastor of Troup 03, Asbury Park; iiiltU'd llm hold-up. would bn ejjpisoted lo benellt in their Anion (IHIllr,, 1100111111111101’ Of TfAnp llio unwind krgr.'it III llio ntilto, iln- by fostering hlenln of norvlee. Alter Mr. W aters' side nf tho I'liml. Mr, until tlHi :1.' ho ItdUoil to In hla dls- . . Tlm .CSSBUlniv.Dlpot.lnn ot thu Olvlq Thn threo were nrrtvilril 111 Mnln- hinumnco rnte.s, Mr. Frunko suld, by 73, Mntnwnn; 11. Illehmtl Prlco, nplto ii suiullnr population uren Hum glvlni; tlio lilon a yonr ot Inti'iislvo llownn eonti’iKted' tlm t Mr, W aters trlct thought ni'rnngemeiits should Uupurlniont was held ul the liome wun when Hmueniil Jnnic.i Nolnu at least $3 i«ir thousand, but It w u Hooiltmnsler of ’rroop 103, I.uli'i- luiiiit other Connells, study nml plunnhig tho flrsi, I'hul pulirtl out miililcnly In front of hit to iniido wllh Keyport to liirnlah of Mrn. 1". II, IJoyd on Jnuuury 111. received n ‘'tip'’ on tlm Jobs. Detec­ not possible to «et any otllelnl eoni- wood; C hurlea D im lap, UouUtimmler O, CJ, I’tlnt, presented n budget of mix Friiternlly wns launched, . car when ho wun only n fow feet ■wnlcr to O nk Shni'Os tin h n d bcon Tiro olinltmnn, Mrn. W, II. Dlggtn, tives of Nownrk, ItoM'ilo, N orth mltiuimt from the Hoard of Flro of Troop 101, Jiunesbiu'n; J. T. Al- $37.11111 for 11133, whloli wns nccnpliiil In looking fur n inline which from It, discussed nt n previous mooting. Kd- opened th e nicollnii vvllii u lirnyer. I’ialufleld nml illilrjibetn, as well ns klnson, Oeimtmnstnr of Troup 153, uimnlniounly by llio Oounoll, Tli- would HymbnllKo theli'i inirposo und T horo wan no denlnl of thn fne.t wnrd Fnrry, Solicitor for tho lown- Mrs. Lean (lubberly, President of Dnilc’i'wrltei's. liivestliiutiiro for tlm lltaiiilnid Oil nl .l;imm,l)iit'n; Wllllnm llobt'rlnim, biiduet In 31) per uonl It.m than *’ ■>hl('1- would oonlnln tlie words nr that Mr, Wntei'ii' enr wnn damaged uhlp, niilil ho wim positive th n t llio thn Ilonl'd of Managers ol the llrlnr rill, estlnisted enst of M.28 )H>f Company, were quick to Arrive nr- UcoiltinnnU’i’ of Troop 100, Jnnies- 1H31 IjiiilHOt. an d F lint ssked ' 1 i ,i of J iisiis Ohrlnl, thoy finally on llio right frinit nud Hint Mr. Keyport proposition nn explained lllll Weltnro llomn, sponger or the running foot .would Ik’ shilled o(|iini- ler Icnmlng of the nri'Wii, Kach hurg; Mnleolin Y. Flory, formor oblluntlous Incurred bn mot prnit- led tlio word "I’hnlniix," diii lvod liowne'fi onr wns nlso diiinnged on by Mr, Uvmbci'tsou would not con­ afternoon, Introduced her talk by ly by those living on onch shin o' of the limn In aliened to lmvo ad­ tleoiitiiin/iler ot I’hllndolpiiln, now ly,. hi order to Insure thn fhian j tlio a reek word, nwiinlim "Co 11.1 right front. Thoso physical form to tho law of 11)3!, ns ho hnd tolling several npprnprlnln stories. tho loud, l’nr.on.1 living on n otir- mitted Unit ho took part 111 nl least Depuly Commissioner of District II. nliindliig uf tlio organisation, vnrd.V Kaoli letter 111 tlm word flints supported Mr. Waters' story to dialed nl tho Iasi Township irtccl Tlio need tor an Institution for tho uer would lio chiirgi-il tho riiuulivt one hold-up, while O'Hara, ll Is At Hie ntiKKcfitlim of (leimUu- liar, Ooundl mmnbtirs nt Inrgo for tlM such an nxtniil tlmt Jiluuo Adrian 11111, However, lira lnembevo ot tho lined becnmu known nlioul leu years snld, admitted tUit ho participated bour, wim ilfHrrlbml Tunney ns "0 nltin (lislrlois in 'donnioiilli County (Continued on pngo six) Lyon decided thnt Mr. Howno wiui Township Committee toitcllicr with ngo. After several surveys nnd (C ohttm ied uil paao nix) In nil. inuii wlio luul uttiiliied tho ohniii were niiinml, Tiioso fur tlio Third certo'dly guilty of nuuli contribu­ their Bolloltor, nnlil they would l|o meetings were hold, llunlly 30 ncre.-, ptunstilp In ii wav tlmt It hail novor Dlntrlot, whloh Includes Koyport, tory nrgllgonco un to bur him from Tlm police of tour cities quen. with Mr. Lnmbcrtson to tlie next ot fertile luml with n houso nml lx-eii nltnliiod beforo," T unney wns Mntnwnn, Union Ueiioh nnd Konns- raoovnry, lloiioil thu three men Monday moclliifr of the Keyport llorouith burns wns sccurcd. Tlio locution PUPlLSmTsTAGE FEW CANDIDATES FOR nnnnlinoiinly elected nn honorary burg, nre Judge H enry 1C. Aokornoli; Hu tlioi'cujion revorsod tho Judn night, Dlota wus reported to bo tlm Council nml take tho mutter up (II wns historic, being on the Jiuid member ot Monmouth Oouuell, nnd tho Ilov. V. T , U. lloynolda, W ,,B , ment whloli Justlco of tho Pence llrat to "crook," Ho ndmltted tho reetlv with thul body, and llncl out where tlio U nltlo of M oiunoulli wun OPERETTA TONIGHT BOARD OFEDUCATION jile.ieuted Wll ll 0 Illl'lllbOlhllll) Hll-I Witlliicti nlul AilliUi' S, Viin Bus- illuek hud ulitervU nHillilst M l;, gasollus station robbery In KiU>- Just what tholr proposition is and If fought nml wns culled llrlnr mil, lileni, f.l, K. Mnnuhee, Asbury Park kirk, nil of Keyirart, Tha Inttor was (Jharlfs llogsrl, Olily Present Mem W nters fo r $137 dam ngcn nnd $10.I)J both nnd expressed a wllllngnesii to 11 cun ho worked out, which of course is the orlnln of tho "Windmills nf HoSlmul" To lie I’fo- Ileum OonmiiwilonDr, preiitinlini u nlsu nnnlcil Umnmlsslonor of tho ' ber, Hoeklnt lo llun costa, . go back to Union County. Tho Township Oommlttco hnd nnmo Urlnr lllll Welfare Homo. dueeii Hullrely liy Htuileiit*. hnnil-loiilrtl lentlior book cover lo Ulstrlet nml Olliroril Ohnpman Of Interest Is beginning to ho taken Mr, Howno was roprosontcd by Jo­ van Brum wns tnken before a boon of tho opinion that tho water Tills institution was opened on A inrge iiiunber ot pupils of Ms'.- Tiinni’y, n roineuibrniico from tho Mntnwnn, wan selected os Depuly In positions to Iw filled lit tlio coin seph Edgar, attorney and cotitisollor. Roaollo k m station attendant to bn system for. the throe districts Decem ber til), 1030. At present the luvmi lllg h Bchool .will nppcnf l')- 1,300 Hoy IJeoutii In tlio county. . Coiiimlssloiier. , Ing olcotlon of tlio three memboro to nt-luw of Now DrUmwlok, whllo Mr, Idontltlod. , 'Hie Roselle Job oc­ should bo covered by ono ordinance, building houses twice as mnny men nlglil in tlio two-nel o|xirultii, the Hoard of Education whose terms Wntors’ np|»al was prosoouted by curred Janunry 3. Police or North but doolded due to tho splendid co­ oi women. Those who are well use •'Windmills of Ifoltnnd." This prn- nro expiring, Two ot Uio tliroo Edward W, Currlo, nttornoy and Plalntleld worn w!,.i«!s»t ts operation of tho Frcncnu properly tho first floor whllo thoso who arc dimllon will bo given wllh nn en­ t'.ruO muliiUib, iiiuiy Guho und zuUii»c-:iui-ni-inw ot Matawan. owners, tho work should not be hold Ul nro O il tho upper floor. An extru tirely new col of scenery, which has SMITH HEADS IWIlNlflPAl BONDS (Contlnuod on pago eight) ii/uiw iui umci HfiiLjr tu ii»u uuauijiviii bcon designed, constructed nnd Stephen Btoothulf have ntntcil thoy would not bo cnndldutcs for ro-oloc- n iM ia K T IH IIKCRKASKn Is being used this winter. A suc­ pnlnted by tho pupils themselves. HEALTH BOARD NOW HARD TO PLACE BY MAIHHON TOWNSHIP cessful vegotablo gnrdon wns estab­ Tho proceeds of tills piny will ho tlon. Charles Eogurt of the Clllf­ MATAWAN CHOI It (Continued on pngo six) lished which moro than mode ex­ dcvolod to thu piirr.hnso of library IIAH IIKUN i >i i i :h ii>i :n t o f IT TIIIH HOItOllfill FOItTUNATK IN wood section hns applied for n po­ MINUS AT FItBKIIOLD ll tlon nnd plana to bo a cnndldnto Tlio budget, for 1031 for Madison penses nml from which thoy wore equipment for tiio school. Tlio fa­ I'O l t HUVKItAI, VKAIIS I'i.OATING ITH IIONDH. Township, mi proptired, allows a re­ NKIiSON ItUBIN IS INJURE!) ablo to enn plenty for tho winter culty of thu sohool feels thnt lids Is for ro-olcotlon again this year. Momberii of tho Junior Oliolr of IN MATAWAN ACCIDENT Tliroo other petitions lmvo boon d uction o f $3,410 from Innt year, tho Flrat Methodist Kplscopnl besides giving away produce to a Uno cxnmplo of a pupil production Otlier Otllcers Elcctcd nud Hever.il Hankers Deellulnj (« Take New Is­ Last yenr'n budget was $1)1,434,00 and tliroo othor Institutions At tlmos, nnd well deserves publlo support. Matters Dlsoussod at tho Aiimial sues, us Even 0 I’er Cent Intercut glvon'out by the ’Clerk, Edwin II. Ohurch nnd Itev, E, J, Reed, Iho Nolson. Rubin of Tlootown Bond, Dominick, to Onrrolt McKeen, th is yonr's budget Is $19,034, A hoar-, pnstor, wllh aovoral members of tho prisoners from Frcohold Jnll wore Tho sceno of tho production Is tlio Moctlnr, IVcdncHday Nlgllt, Fulls te Attract Demand, Ing will be given by tho Township was Injured at 7:30 'o’clock Sundny employed In tho gaiilon at a ttom- oountry homo of Arnham nnd the Charles Kortenlmus and Jnines M, congregation visited tho Monmouth night, -when tho scoring wheel of Van Brakle. Mr, McKeon nud Mr, Committee on It tho first Thursday County Wclinro Home nt Freehold, Innl sum . ostnto of Mynheer Ilortogcnbosch Albort B. Smith was ro-olcolod Mntawnn wus exceedingly fortu­ Ills uutomobllo broko ns ho was go­ Kortonhnlis are avowed oandldnlos In Fobrunry, Sunday nftornoon, Ilov. Mr, Heed Tho lower port of tho building and tho olmraotcrs nro as follows: Prcsldunt of tlio Mntnwnn Borough nate In floating Its recent bond In­ Ebonczcr Uowno, who waa sworn ing south bn* Mnln Strcot, causing Mynhoor Hortogonfiosch, Fred J. Board ot Ilcnlth lit Its nnnunl meel- due at tho low rnto ot Interest thnl and aro carrying a statement of tha conducted services for tho Inmates tho onr to crash Into an automobile la callcd tho "Children's Sholtcr". platform on whloli they will seek Into omoo by Townililp Olcrk und the Junior Oliolr rendered sev­ nnd many nro cared for thoro, Beckloy; Vrow Hcrtogcnbasch, Meta Ing, Wcdncsdny night. Mr, Smith It did, It will not be so easy again, Thomas L, Wouton, wot nnmod os owned by Mnrgarct Carroll which Applcgato; Wllholmlnn nnd Hlldn, lins hold this position on tlio Health Municipal bankora ore being be­ eloetloh In tills Issue nf Tho Main- eral selections. Tho nrouji was was, parked along Main Strcot hi Thera aro 20,000 Stnto ohlldron, a wan Journal, Tholr statement Is Chnlrmau nr tlio Commllitoo, Otllor tnken on nn Inspoelluu trip through ihelr daughters, Ella Purduo and Bonrd for sovorol years. August sieged by stutu nnd municipal oftl- members of the Committee are; the vicinity oi Rabbit Lnno. low of whom aro carod for horo, to tho offeot thnt tholr doslro for tho building nnd groumls. The trip To show appreciation, n rising Theodora Jurman; Bob Yankee, nn Kattnor Br, wns re-elected Secre­ oloLa from nil sections of the coun­ niohnrd llurlow and Walter A. Tnken to tho flmco of 'Dr, Carl A, olcotlon IS based on a deep InUircat was made by uutomobllo, vote ol thanks wns glvon Mrs, Gub- Amcrloan, CUITord Roevosi linns, 111 tary nnd Wilson Ilobrougli, Plumb­ try, who demand to know why thoir C5rwm, H oliert C ottrell waa elected aosswoln, Rubin was treated for In tho welfaro nnd progress of the borly. A social hour was enjoyed love with Wllhohnlnn, Charles IIou- ing Inspector. Chief Inspector Ed­ communities, with generations ot Treasurer, Frederick M, Burlew of contusions of the chest, bruised nose sohool nnd not for any fnvors whloli - Aillinunora Candidacy nor; Frann, ln love with Hilda, Clin­ win O. Slont was ro-nppolnlcd. history of prompt payments of tlielr Mntawnn, Counsel, und Christopher nnd forehoad. Tho oar, badly dam­ nnd ton was served by tho hostess. might noorue to themselves. ton Heycr; K atrina,« rloli former's Attention wns culled lo tho faot obllitntlotis behind t|iom, cannot M ar In, O v o m e r o l Poor, D r. Mlllnt'fl Cinrrett J, McKeen and Ohnrle.i aged, was towed to Haycook’s gar- Wednesday afternoon, tho rcnu\ar The petition soourod by Mr, Vnn daughlor, Paulino Parish, thnt sovornl iienplo nro endeavoring borrow inouoy roadlly for legitimate II. Iliwln was ap|ioln(od Townslih) I>. Kortenhaiis wish tonnnounce that ago. Olilof of Pollco Edwin O. Sloat meeting of tho Homo Department Hrnkle, who Is n member of tho In iho ohorus of "farinors' dnu»n to evade the requirements of llio Hoods, Physlehin. Aniells Groen la Jan thoy are onndHlatos for moiribor.l nnd Officer Thoodoro Bostodo dl- waa liold at tho homo,of Mrs, Har­ ■iloroiigli Oounoll, la dotlnttiily ttu te d old Dlsbrow with .tho ohnlrman, ters” will be hoard tho voloos of plumbing oodn,. It wns decided lo The roplloi ot the bankers, 111 Itrenn, nf the Matuwnn Township Doartl of rootod trnmc and took oharge of Uie as not for himself but scoured for hiluoallon, Doth of us havo oltlldruu Mrs. A, Muelhnuson, prosldlng. 6ho Harriot Krobcr, Stella -DoylOi Mary Issue n notlco oiiillnir tho public's aubslnnoo, hnvo boon thnt tho de­ The township Is lu line condition, accident uptll tho car waa romovod, n friend wlio may bo n ouiidhlato. In Iho schools. Both of us hava re­ Introduced Mrs. Wnrdwoll, County ttttouUrm to the provisions of tha mand for stale and municipal bimila linvlng no bonded Iniloljtediu-iis nor Itubln, a locksmith, Is 01 yoars old, lias declined to nllnh nn extent that Thn name ot Ooorgn llurnitt, nlsn sided In tills district for n uumher Demonstrator, who taught tho (Continued on pago two) eodo nnd tlmt nny vlolntlons would (iiitstnticlluir debts but whnt onn bo IIo hnd Just relurnod Irom Now a m em ber o f tho DoroiiKh Coiinnll, of years and nro deeply Interested group of fourtoon womon how to be prosoouted to tho full oxlout of thoy do not feel Justified In making mol by surplus (units, York and wns on his way homo commitments In new Issues. As tho lins linen olcinly linked with Ihn 111 tlio welfare nnd iirogress of tlm eano n c h a ir. R ofreshm onts 'woro LAimENOH EMMONH tlio Inw, I.ONKH DIUVKIl'H H0KN8K A oommttiilnnllon rceolved by tlm head of ono municipal house tersely probability of being n ennilldnto for publlo schools. Wo uro *ook,iw no served by tho hostess. I', II, M jO YI) AIIDIIKHHKN Notice lo Whom It M»y Concern nxplnlnod; nlonthm to tlio Holinol H eard, Mr favors for ourselves or ulliors, nnd Tho Pino Arts (Dopnrtmcnt will Board recently from n r , A, W, Rlill HANK UOTAIIIANH Notlco la hereby glvon that nil Occauao ho insisted on driving his Bweot, District Health Otllcer rep­ “Wu mu inei'chauillsers, Wo'll buy Ilu rrn tt anyit this Is dollliltiily n o t mi plnilgn outseivcs, If vleoUnl, to wrv-.i liold an open mooting In tho Olub ordinances of tho Borough of Mat­ tho bonds If wo believe wo onn sell ns hn (loos n o t btitlflvo In Interlock­ the taxpayers aa fnlrly und as etll- Room In Amorlcnn Legion llnll ou oar on Mnln Blroet In n rookies# resenting tho Stnto Deportment of I1', II, Llnyil xpoko to thu Rod llnuk nwan In llio Oounty of Monmouth, th e m lu ii loiisonnblu tlmo nl a fnlr ing dlrncloriiloa on nmjor uuinlol- elently as |giss!blo, Monday nftornoon, Janunry an, nt inannor, Recorder llnrry Iloilo Sr. Health, advised the Hoard thnt no Hiilary Club ou Tiiursihiy at wliluli nnd particularly those relating to lins revoked for o period ot ono pnl bixllei nnd nlso Im believes It C.larrtilt J, MoKoou, 2:30 o'olock. A tnlk on "China, nowngo nr liquid wanton nro being p ro d t." tlnm ho spnkti on thn school* in lioalth applying lo tho district an- yonr, tho driver's lleonso of I.sw Many eominuiilllos hnvo olTeird lo Is lo tlm irri'ntesl ncimfH to tlm Olinrles U Kortonhaim Linen and ainss" will bo glvon by discharged from llio Hlato Hospital Iho pi'oseiil sltuntlon. llo defended noxed d u rin g tho yp'Ar 1031, will bo renco Hininonii. Aooordlng to ths In Murllioi'o into nny water which lio llio legal limit of 0 iier cent lo ooinmiinlty to hnvo tlioso mnjnr of- H oards nt ICiluontlon nml tcneheis. —Advortlimmoiit FP S3* courtesy of the L, Bninlloner 0:mi- tleos as wlitoly dlstftbtlled on iinssl- ati-lotly enforced. ‘ poi'.oo, B ium oiu drovo hi# oar a t a would empty Into l,ako Muinwnn. Interest In marketing new bontU, Ho olnlmed Dint teiiohnra woro ctin- Hoard of Health, Boro of Mntawnn. pany of Nownrk, Jfinoli olub mom liln, so tlmt a greatnr niiinbne or rapid rnto of spood up nnd down Tho Hoard had been Informed that but oven this Inducement bus not ti II,tiling tlielr tliuio now nnd Annuiinermtnt ' August Kntlnor, Soorotsl-y. bor is prlvlloRCd to bring n guost, pooplit mny bo Inrnrinod on llio M ain S treet, Olid th e n inalll|)lll»tild sowago from tho hospital wus lluil- pnvml tho way for romly borrowing. ntuled thnt tlio tiuiiuo Inw wns n The I'artnnrslilii lately sutulstlng —Advortlnomonl F P 33 ipinsltDim iiivolveil lu Iho viirluun thr brnko nnd olutoli ao that tho Ing Its way Into tlm Inkn, The com- Unable lo sell long-term luml Is­ publlo tinlluy Inw whloh did a grunt between FJISID O, WllflQN and Take Notice! , bodies, onr would skid and turn around nilinlcnllon from llio stnto wns re­ sues, tho ottlulals hnvo askod for tlonl of good, UI.AIIHNOK MOOUHTRN, tra d in g IIS ' Clara Loiilso Beauty Slioiipe OnmmonolnB Monday, January 11, sovornl tlmos ou tho ourvo nt Mntn­ ceived following ii mirvoy or tlm iih o rt-li'im louns, but lioi'u ngnlu th e He warm'll imients agnlnsl al- tlupiumo Uundry, has tills day beort Havo your permanent wllh oom- 103a, I shall bo a t tho Dorounh Hall wnn I’nrk, It was roportod tlmt on mntter by Inspectors of the Htnte tliic.it Ion of resole or such leuipor- Hprrlnl liiwlug their sohool* to.bpcomo dls- dissolved, Fred fl, Wllaori la retir­ fort. No pull, no liiirns, $8.00, CJom. ovory Monday »ntt Thursday ovo* ono occasion tho onr Just esenpod Department, nry obllgntlons hns boon rnlsoil by for Tuesday nnd Wodnesilny, slinni- piggnlKOd mid their efnoleney nnd ing from tho buslnoM ami llio busi­ Utuntloii wave $7,110. 101 Main St., n ln g i of oaoli wouk to reoolvo Inxi'fl uolng outd tho sidewalk nud strlk A number of milk dealers deliv­ llio bankers. The tultor point out V>no, ntiger wavo antl light tnulnl, hiornln destioyetl by luts ot contl- ness will be continued Olarenco Phono 1013,—Advortlaomenl FP 33 Holon J). Blinphord, Ing n womnn whoolltig n boby lit a ering m ilk lu M nlnwnu hnvo mil •a, Ai'iioll sUinin treatment, nlinui- dniilin In boards nnd tonoliora. He Moquron under the naaio of Bu- f Borough Collector oarrlage. The atrest wns wot whon scoured permits tor 1033. If tlmy (Continued on pngo eight) '■•vi and wove, M, Fnolnls tliln to rxplalned In tletnll llio riuunolal re- premo Laundry, All monies owlii't Vood Bale - —Advovtlnomoht TP 0-20 Emmons iwrformod Ills tricks, continue to doloy obtnlnhfg per­ (1.39, l’onunilDiil wave $t to «0. liitlon uf llm toaolmi's to thn stain tho fluprcms linumlry ahoulil bo To M hold nt Ihc Boll Beef Co.'s mits, notion lins boon ordered taken ' Cutil l'nrly M iss lletln n ea ts, B um lihm Hlioti, nnd cinhnod lliero wus a oontrno- paid to Cloronco MoQuetn. vacant etoro nt the oorner of LHllo Radio ftnrvloe The Matnwan Clift Hlinppo ngulimt them. For benefit of Trinity Uplooopnl 111 Uiosd fltrnot, 'Matnwan, Phono lunl relation which should not bn F ltE D O. WIUSON, and M ain Street, undor the nusploss Up-to*dafco toatliv^. ICollogR IMboi Belling out all morehntldlao, re­ Tho Hncrotury was nlso instruolod Ollllrflh nt tho Parish Hoiiao, Fi'l* SDH.—Advertisement FP lltf librogntnd by vlolotis loglslntloil, OUARRNOR M -< —Adv«rtl«om $nt VP 33 PAGE TW O t H E MATAWAN JOURNAP FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932

They have spent their spare time Innovation for kew Jersey, although ably received. On suggestion of the "PAITIE** TO BE STAbED ' tho footlights. It Is packed with A C A l'IA S >88UE1> ■ „ on ifc^and quite a few times: have other states hare adopted the sys Rev. Thomas s. Cotfc, pastor of the F O B RAIUTAN PO ST , A, L, pretty muslo nml contains a contin­ 1 AGAINST JOHN FEIlItAIUA been excused from dosses to paint/ tcm with great satisfaction- to Presbyterian Ohurch,’ It was decided ual ohnln of humor that never lap Their labor has been Justly re* sportsmen. , to hold a Sundny school party. PJfl- Iw sl PfepUs Wai: S i Soin lft ill for & siitiute. These 3 *,’111 be A capias was issued against John SCHOOL NEWS warded. ~ • • ;•. -i ■;?. Plena for creating and stockln: day evening, February 13, Mrj. J. Cast: Thlrly-flvr In Chelus. aeon In tiio principal roles aro; the Fcrrnrln nt tho suit of one, .draco Oeorgo Davison and Mrs. W, 31 Ml&es Alice Olldorsloovo, Bosnia Elllto of Perth Ainboy, alleging that the free hunting and Ashing “Pnttlc," a John V. R o g o ia; pi-o* ORGANIZATION OF BOOM 37 grounds will be worked out by the biggin accepted tlio responsibility Hopla, Evelyn Fltagerald, Jessie 1., John Perrarla.was tho father .oMior ductlon. will bo stagtd for Raritan □ovfart ftiirl TV!it K iinrlniv. Mltnl*. BCHOOL CALENDAR Fish and Gamo Cnmmlulnnnr, for providing the supper. Each class illegimatu cliiiti. Forruria wiia held orunnv ddecc P ost n o . 33, A m erican Legion, o n StrniiB, Pred Cvoes, Joseph Lovett, uiru U l/livvli A IlLOi* Edw ard W sgner '33 which Is dlreotdd by ths atatute to will participate ln tho party pro­ Under $3,000 ball,; but aamo was IIIUII tho evenings of February I and 3 Harry Johnston, John O, llurtilor rirotky Schlldknccht *33 An electtan was held In Room 37 divart ono-thlrd of license1 Income gram . later redtlcod to IfiOO.: No data lias Refreshments of lco cream anil In tho Koyport High Bchool audi­ nnd Lawrcnco Swenson. CLUB RE0RGAI.1ZED an Wednesday at which ths follow­ to a special fund for tills projeot. bcon sot for -.trial'..Ai tho- present 3*onday—Basketball practice, bojs, cako wore served. torium . 1 Tho chorus will hnvo thirty- ing offlcers Were chDson: General­ Tlio parks will bo developed with­ time, Edward Parry Jr. Is attorney Tucjduy—Ikukelball rune. Mala* “Pnttlo." tho American story of five beautiful - girls who sing anil ORIGINAL 100 MEft'UERS HAVE issimo, Louis N. Pasleniw, Home out cost to taxpayers. Leading for Mr. Porrnrla. , - - - '■ ; wan vs. Key|H>rt« aw ay. “regular folks," deals wllh a young dance. Thoy mnko the show very I1EEN REDUCED 'iO ABOUT 25. Room teaclicr; President, Joo Kirk; sportsmen who promoted tho park Press Club meeting. lady who impersonates an elevcn- professional with tholr clcvor stops Vice President, John Fogarty; 0e plan bcltovo It Is of opportuno ad­ Wednesday—Basketball practice for PUPILS WILL STAGE yenr-old orphan to win tho ntloc- and novelty costumes, ; It Is snld that oypn Uie Jioardelo Clinton Hejcr llu Been Cboaeu u retary, John Csraociolo; Qeoretory vantage ln that It will provide In­ boys. tlons of the boy of her oholce. Tills Editor of the "N en" lo Succeed of Shades, Edward Wsgner; Secre­ creased opportunities nt small cost OPERETTA TONIGHT shun tho S3 bill as unluckj'. &ut;in Girls’ Glee Club. boy returns to his llttlo home town A college professor snys civiliza­ tary of floor, Carmlno Infdslno; for healthful recreation for nearly n spite dr tho superstition we would Jean While. Who Graduates. Thursday—-Girls’ basketball practice. supjMiscdly rich, but really very tion Is now undor construction. And Secretary of Doors, E d w a rd . Sch u - half-million hunters and anglers (Continucd from pasc one) Friday—Basketball, game, Matawan thoroughly "-broko." Really the Just now It seems to be passing over be willing to take a; choncc .on-a George Lyon bcr; Secretary ot Boards, Dorothy and - will bring an Important en­ vs. Carteret, home, world champion middleweight box­ n pretty rough detour. million of them. > Rader. hancement of tho quantity and food Cerrato, Ttuth Ziegler, Dorothy Zieg­ m e Matawan Hlgh School Prcsi Boys* Glee Club. er, ho poses ns a succcsslul business The Idea of thla organization Is value of fish and game. ler, Mildred Soldier, Pauline ICcarns, Club has been reoraaniaed. The Orchestra practice. man, due to the fact that this par­ to see that our room has things In As the new system Is developed It Elro&c Applcgato, • Allda VerVoori, Club, previous to this time, consist­ New classes will start for the ticular little town considers a prize an orderly way. will make every holder of a New Dorothy Holliday, Adcllno Do Fcllze, ed of over 100 members- This or- . • second semester. Through fighter next to a criminal. H i s m any eanlzadon, Supervisor of Mntawan v the efforts of John S. Me­ Jersey hunting nnd fishing Uconse Ethel Davis, Pauline Ellison. Doro­ autnmotlcally entitled to sport un trials and complications thnt arise a ju x t High School John 6. McCurdy, MJ>>s ... C urdy, Supervisor of th e ROOM S3 thy Cosgrove, Dorothy Schlldknecht EE L S A E great areas heavily stocked with from "Pattlc's" attempts to win him J. Mabel Brown, editor of the Mat* High School, the Seniors nnd Dorothy Dill. SMALL tlOMES, LOTS AND ACREAGE fish and game, n privilege now re­ over, culminnting..with his real iden­ avan Jaurnal, and-Everett «Rudlotf will;not have 'any-conflicts. ; Arthur Froeblich ’32 Ethel Heuser will be the accom­ tity b^ing discovered and tho. way o f th e Anbury Park Press, all agreed wllh their subjects.; served for wealthy club members or panist. ' ; HENRY S. DEVLIN Room 38 organized and elected owners of big estates. As additional hs: liim lly works o u t ‘of hls m isfor­ was too large and unvieldly to give Officers a s follows:.President, Don- Pauline Parish. will appear ln a tunes'furnish one' of ■ th e1 most ‘ en­ Itoom 210 121 A lain Street P hone M ata w an 80 :.; the students full benefit' of the ac­ funds become available year after SENIOR MEETING aid MandeyUle; < Vico President, year, new lands will be acquired by solo dance., * •. : grossing' stories ever placcc!' behind tivities afforded. • • - Carlton Applegate; Secretary, Mary .the State through purchase or lease, The sccnery was painted by Helen There are now, about 30 to : S3 Class of 1832 Selects- Pla^k an d Menzel; Treasurer, Raymond Fred­ amply supplied wllh fish and game Oschwald, Sarah Jiigbie, Ethel Hcu-1 members in the Club, consisting of . . : • Green M jta Color*, .v :.1. da. • : ;' '• and thrown open for use of li­ Bcr, W illiam P artridge, V incent P a t­ Ju n io rs a n d Seniors. T ills p la n -will C linton lle y e r ’32 • ' John Graham has been confined censed sportsmen during the Ash­ ton and Oeorge Lyon. cive all students a chance to be to his home on account of illness. ing and Hunting seasons. • The posters were drawn by Inez members of the Press Club but will At a meeting of the'Seniors, held This park project is to be devel­ Rlccardi, Meta Applegate, Helen keep the number small and selec­ in the Study Hail of the High School VAN DAALEN TO RUN oped without interfering with the Oschwald, Lois Brown, Helen Orsha tive at one time, • • , ; . on Monday neon, the class colors were chosen.. Several combinations '- F O R ASSEM BLY P O S T present system o[ general distribu­ and Ethel Heuser. Miss Jean White, who has been were presented by the committee, tion and protection of fish and Construction was made by Wil­ editor of the “News” sent - from tha but the class voted almost, unani­ Middletown Man Announces lie game—a system thnt, according to liam Partridge, George. Lyon and High School, will graduate in Janu­ Will Be G. O. P. Candidate. the last annual game census rec­ ANTHRACITE HARD C O E mously for black and green. The Vincent Patton. ' , ary. Clinton Heyer '32 has been background of the banner will be . With the assertion that ho is pre­ ords, gave Jcrseymen ln return for '' T h e C andy C om m ittee consists of . • i srlccted to take her place for the black, with tbe design In green. pared to contribute hls political arid ap proxim ately 1310,000 in license Inez Rlccardi, Gertrude Oachwald, balance of the year. This work Is There were mottoes presented to economic - experience oil behalf of fees, at least two million days of Dorothy Hotallng, Eleanor Ravetthil, not entirely new to Clinton. He the class by George Lycri, who was current harassed investors, bank de­ sport olid a yearly fish and game Lydia Orsha, Myrtle Heyer, Daisy very ably assisted Jean White as appointed at the last meeting by positors and taxpayers, Henry Van bag w ith a food value of 81,343,168. Hiccordi nnd Rulh Tunnlngton. assistant editor since, the News Club Mrs. (Herbert Glttins, Class Advisor, Daa'.en of Mlddleto—n Township, The now schedule of license rocs, Joseph Kirk Is in chargc of tlckcts Stove $12.75 Cash Delivered has been organized. as a committee of one to bring lh publicly announced his candidacy which still Is lower than in a ma­ and Oeorge Lyon will handle the There have been new reporters all the mottoes he could And. Thorfe for the Republican nomination for jority. of states, fixes the resident lighting cftcctd. eeleeted to represent the rooms as the Assembly In tiio May primary, were several others suggested by the h u n tin g an d fishing license a t $3.15. The High School wishes to ac­ u t i follows: Room 21, Gfertrudo Osch» members of Uio Class. Six mottoes Mr. Van Daalcn was a member of Non-resident and aliens will pay knowledge gratefully, the assistance w aid; Room 32, M ary Scadis; Room favored by tho class in general wci'C the Monmouth County Republican $10.50 for hunting and fishing or given by Mrs. Sherry and Mrs. Don­ Nut 12.7S SB. Mildred Sddler; Room 57. Phil­ put on tlic blackboard to be chosen Executive Oammtttee for several 15.60 for flsliing only. Ono year of nell. < v v. •• '•';. 'Tf-‘f '; ■1 lip Schuber. V; from . I t was Anally ‘ decided tliut years and Is a factor ln Middletown legal resldonce Is necessary to ob­ Ml students who are not members "Ever Faithful" would be most ap­ Township politics, ho being the or­ tain a resident llocnse, Womoti of the Press Club are urged to con* pro p riate for 1032. . iginal booster for Senator W. War­ must liavo a llccnso for llshlng, tinuc to turn ln kny Interesting new ren Barbour when ho sought tho Tho design for the banner hns not whereas lonnoriy thoy lind to pny material that they feel will Interest Slate Senatorial nomination during ; > ,Vr‘ •* been decided, but 11 Is tho opinion feo only for liuntlim. Occii;...i>li I KEYPORT RADIO 1 the publlo. The method of selecting of many that It will bo taken from tho campaign of 1B20. of farms nml members of their news will bo more exoluaive from tho emblem on the ring with a few He In 'well known to tho county Immodinto families nctuiilly residing now on. This liu been done to ere* alterations. lendors and his past polltloal activ­ thereon, are exempted from llccnso SALES CO, * fu*e a better News Department In ities haw developed a considerable requirements while gunning or fish­ ‘ilouso of Scrvlco” the aehboJ. nnd lnllucntlnl following, particular­ COMM KIICIAL CLXIII MCRTINO ing on snld Innns. It U the deairo of tho members to ly along; tho bay and soashoro sec­ Serve! Elcctric create a Social Club In affiliation tions of the county. It Is bccauso of Oflteer* Are Chosen at Meeting In with thcimaolvea. Thla department tlio Insistences of his ninny friends, flUNOAY SCHOOL WOllKFRK RofriBcrntion will pay duoa and havo entertain* the Auditorium. he states, that ho Is Announcing his PLAN TO lNCltKAHr' INTKltKHT m enu. Thero are many into resting CliarlDtte G ard n e r '12 candidacy. R-C-A VICTOR RADIO plans for tho Spring Edition of tho On Thur«Uy, Jnnutu'y 31, thoro Along with Ills political activities, Tcachors in tho Sunday school of CROSLEY Nows olu b . was it aominorclal Olub mcotliiK In ho has been an aetlvc worker In Uie Mntwwnn Pmibyli'rlnn Chmvh met for discussion ami conference i : n : c T i u o w a s h i n g VALLEY DRIVE, MATAWAN, N. J. the oiidltomm. MIm Elcancr llnvct- clvlo, oommunlty, fraternal and last rtlday evening nt tho homo of MACllINl'R JUNIOR WOMEN’S MEETING tlnn presided, wltli the help of Mini benevolent undertakings. Laura Clordot, and Mrs. Alion. Offi­ In business pursuits, Mr, Van Mr. ntvd Mra, W. Oliver Ulg^hi, Bu- V.Xpert Itrp a lrln g porlntciulcnt und llt'ginncr.V De­ Urporl of Chrtatmas Wot* tilrf ' by cers elected «xre: rrceldciit: Juini.t Daalen Is an Investment counselor partment Supervisor, respectively, Yard Adjoining High School Tel. Matawan 213 ItHlrf Committee Chalrmnn. ' Vunock: Vlcc Prealdcnt, T'ony associated with ono of tlio lending 50 W . Front St. v.re«owlcli: SccrotAry. Mildred Bdd- International stock and commodity S uperin ten d en t Dljuiln priv>civtcd Charlotte Gardner ’S3 V lionr 738 K oyport lerj Trcssurer, Kbile llrown. brokerage houses which has a several plans lor improving tho On January tt, there wim fcajwclfll IMmvi tw ura m ndo for n eoolul branch ofllec In Now Joisoy, , Bundny school, which were favor- mrriing of tho Junior Woman hoid wecli.nl before the mld-yoor pinhiid- nt tlio mine of tlie Pretldanl. A Ubhs so tlftit Uie Senior pupils mny n-jKirt of the Christmas vork waa BOY SCOUT TROOP TO attend. A piny will be (riven nnd BE INSPUCTKD TONIOIIT riven by the Chairmen of. tlw Un* other onlcrtalnmopl* provided. vw^oyinent IU llcf Oohimutoto. Members are anxiously awnilliifi Tonight, nt tho mooting of Uoy T hin w ork *waj n c ^ m p lla h e d w ith an answer to n letter written to the combined help of the, Eaatein Scouts T ro o p No. 173, n n Inspec­ Onptnln Johnson by Vivian Pmdcn, tion of the Troop will bo nindo by -u ' t \ i v * B'.nr nnd the Oirl Scouta to whom daUiij tiormlsslon to vltlt F-nt Mon- tho Junior Women eitond their Assistant Deputy Commissioner of nu nh, Whon Uils letter U rceiuvcd the district. The Inspections aro ’U j V >' 5 . ’ i thnnfca. . l!,o C >nnncrclnl Club will ff.i on A [11' ■> * ‘»' , • lirlorc the end of this'month tho made onco every three months to STEINBACH U ur of Inspection to Sandy Hook. check upon advaneeiftonts. records, ‘ V ’> ' 1 »> «> . U 1 “ i ' w Junior Women expect lo attend Tlio Commercial Olub Is Uie larg­ their annual thcatrr imrty, which troop activities and on other points. est organisation In Uio sohool and Troops measuring tip tu a standard linn b«n delayed, duo to an unek* overy pupil Is taking grcnt Inteiw. l>o>Med loss of capital. cot by tho Council will be olnsscd iu In Its activities and working for tlie elthor a Red Star or Uluo Star troop Some time In February, the Junior advancement of ill standnrds. COMPANy t if> i. 1 "*j 'ViJ ')Vl (■ ? « !v aiJiV Women will give a dance, with the and the members of the troop will bo permitted to wear I lie emblem Atlon of the Senior Olub. STUDY HALL NEWS ASBUI^y PAR.K, TtiLn w to raise funds for thla yeart designated, according to which class the troop attaint during the pe­ OhrLv‘.ma.i voA. . George Lyon There was ah attendance of all riods. So far, Troop No, 73 has met , U ' ■ / ' W ! but three members, fW some un* John E. HelineU, Frlnelpal of all requirements. known reason both oounscllon were Matawan lllfih School, addrtsajd Following the meeting, n Board Ihc Qransc Ass?c4Btton Key'Hdit o i iujviow will bo conducted by Uio Next last week In tlie Keyport ' Publlo Afirr « few other details went at* members ot tho Troop Committee, ‘ *4 »I . ‘.piided to, thr meeting wiii>crj will show you llfo ns it ia? ley Drive. Oak Bhadea MaUWMi Vice President. Ltiey Zenl; Gecre- innko i t look II L 11 th a t.) . L lfo is n 't n liSy (lin t needs to hn pnlntod. below Uie station, and one from Morstnville, N. J. tary and Treasurer, Fred Coibett. at Steinbachs Through roHC-colorctl glnm tho ivorlil Thero In plenty of laughter lu It, nnd F ren eau . pyttd Oorbett and two friend* at­ Oppotlte Alfred Woolley'* Farm, on John 8. McCurdy. Supervisor, li looks glamorous but unreal. (Somo noivs- tended tlio American legion dance Main Highway, will be told to the plenty of Ivnrti, Hot ia nro lu tlio liorald making a record of all puplla tram - on M day evening, Jsnuary II. hlgheat bidder |ui|icni mnko tt h>ok llkn t h a t.) Trlbuiu-—llio sidelight tlmt will glvo you p jrtc d . Tlielma Wilson visited friends |n Tueid&y, Jan. 26th, 1932 Thoie wonderful sale day* which you found People who look at the wnrhl lliroiiRh nn lioncst Inugli nnd tlio liiininn etory Oonncolleut over the week-end. tlio Now Y o rk Ilu rn ld T riliu n o aeu It t’ll’iirly thnt '111 touch yinirlii'iirl. Tlio only thing IIOMK ROOM tl Ethel Davis vlslled friend* In at one o’clock at Steinbachs during November and De­ and without iit nco It ns vltul mul REPORT OF ELECTION B U B helh. 3>pk-r£ rarlor Hulta Hall Stand* tho Urrnld Trlhuno lini »>o tlmo forts dull­ Elsie Brown w u a New Brunswick Folding Bed Couch, ltocklng Chairs* cember have become fir*t-of-the-year fea­ exciting n it really la. ness. Wu lii'llcvi) tlmt ii fnot tlmt ia duU (Utah Hlfble ’II visitor on Tuesday evening. Odd Chain, rk iw ti, Clocks* Dining ture* of great importance Here I Gathering Your ixirsonnllty, your cltnrnct«r ilojioiiil ■1UMII1S only thnt u A ill m ind roportod it. lUwin n elected It* Claw officers, Room TaMe, Side Uoard. Chalra, on w h a t y o u vxjmrlcuce. Your closcHt vlmv Try tlio lleruld Trlliuuo iiir n week ond IIGMK HOOM tl RBrOKT Kllchcn. Table, ami X'hali«». lied TuMday. Tlie olHcers are: I’rrsl- momentum with each new *ale day, speed­ o f tho llfo n f tlie w orld nt largd la through d e n i. W ilbur M afW valne; V ice I*rwt- Steady Nptlnga and ae» If llfo isn’t moro cxclllng, >noro*auiiis- Idenl, Oerlrude Osshwtldl Becte- K anth Illgkto '** W uk 8lands and Table*, UUhns ing ever toward lower prices and finer qual­ tho now*pnper you rend every «lny. You lug uiul worn worth living thou you t» r y, DoroUiy Uttlei Trewurrr, Eugene lAiiMra, wlio h*d a lead­ h tii Pan* and K fltlra Hakhur Paniv even sroic lik e th e i>npcr you rvud, Is n 't It thought it wnsl Ms rah llis^ik. ing |>«rt In tlie operetta, hai been Cooking Ultiurila, I l^an^l 8wre|NT*4 ity... they prom ite an aggregation of auper- A lnxrty th e o lu a ha* a «iu«y t» " - home sick all tlie week with throat flreWoi Cooker, t Oil Hiovra, 1 S- cram alieul ot It. It Intend, lo wild trouble, thus loivlng him to relin­ burner and I 1-burnrr. t Hewing ■ale items for January and February. a basket ol trull to Ru«en» Uuiiara. quish ills part In the operetta. Maehlnev, Victrela and Kecotda, N E W Y O R K who u «eHou*ly til. It alao plaiu to Charlm llriMrr of Itoom 33 ha* bed t^ortlera, (Ua lUuigts, hn in clam Ketals once a month tubatltutrd for him. And many ether artlelra too numer­ Do not fail to ahop at Steinbachs in Asbury Oertrude Oanhwald lots volunteer­ after It I* ortanlced. The due* ar* ous to mention. iuui cent for iw fj day Uie iienon ed to lake tlie new* from Room It Park on Tuesday* I U lutoent, and two cniu lor »**ry Ixreauw tlie room ha* no reporter Alto alnUng tlw Ken- WAlTKIt McDAVIT collcnt co-operation. . ery for '"ni« Windmill* of Holland.' JONKPII WKNRKL, Auctioneer* FRIDAY, JANUARY 22,1932 T H E MATAWAN JOURNAL PAGE THREE — — — ------COUNT* GAS CO, TEAM , Tho aayro & Plshor Club of the FURTHER CUT MAD7; , BURLINGTON AGAIN HEADS CONGRESSMAN HUTPHIN PORCINO TO THE FRONT Middlesex County Bowlins Longue, EAST KEANSBURG IN COUNTY BUDGET FISH AND DAME BOARD WANTS SPECIAL STAMP SPORT NEW S w u *1*0 : vlotorlous ovor tho local HOUSES RllRNF.H Without Court for Practice, Team toam In the tlueo games rolled or, Tuntativc Reduction of At the anhuat meeting ot the New Congressman William H. Butphln . Is Engaging ii, Oanie*.’ . tho Keyport ulleya on Wednesday. Agreed on by Finance Committed Jersey Board of Fish and- Oaxnc has transmitted to the Postal De­ Four Houses Burn; Three Were ASBURY PARK HIGH Tlio Oounty Oils company basket­ ■ T h o itooro; . At a meeting of tho Finance Com­ Commissioners, held at the State partment a request from Bex Yard, PHI GAMMA LOSES ball team Is forging to tho front In Sayro A F isher Unoccupied ‘ mittee of tho Board of Chosen House in Trenton, H. J. Burlington President of the Toms River Kl- nnu/Kicn uv vcvnnnT nw im i’rinif /iiiin the fcssketbs!!. world, fitiiril&s of! E allcy ...... 173' 233 217 Four bU!J2 f.b»vs e.i Port Mon­ Frwhsicera luonday, at which all c f AfontviUo, h ea d of th « d e p a r t ­ ISVTMlUlS iM U L iilU m fiM iiD iihm artiTii wanls Club if or a special poettga without a court to practleo on and E in h o m ...... ,100 201 303 m outh ftoad nnd 13ray Avenue, E a st wore present, a further tentative ment for several years, was re­ stamp to commemorate the black using uctual games to fondltlan M oran ...... 180 100 173 Keansburg, were dcstroyod by flro out of 968,600 In th e 1032 budget elected to the presidency. Other of­ house battle at Toms River during KICVK TAKIS SIIOUIJTI.S' fiCAM* ItUTGEltH IJCAOIJE TEAM FINDH thamnelves,. In the last two weeks Hmtclcskl ...... 230 200 103 at 4 o'clock on Tuesday morning. waa made, and the members and ficers of the board, also re-elected, tho Revolution. In hls letter to the ON TIIK I.OHKItB* COURT. KKYS IN IlAHi: TORM. they have tackled some of tho State's L arson ...... 102 330 ldo The two ccntur bungalows were the counsel, Attorney General wil­ are; Dr. Charles F. Hunter cf Fall- Postal Department. Congressman foremost senior teams with a crcdlt- burned to the ground, whllo tho two liam A.' Stevons, agrood to a 10 per sude, vice president, and H. M, Arm­ Sutphln said the Toms KJver battlo Loi nl llluli Krlmo! Hoy* I n W onder- I’vrry Man on Lontil Team Shows ablo showing. Their most formid­ T o ta l . . , , . . . . . , 0 7 0 1031 070 end ones w ero d am aged o n one alcln oent reduction ln their salaries, ef­ strong of Jersey City, treasurer. was considered Important by hlstor- fill Condition l'luylnc Stronger a( Improvement and TrJuinpliH by able showing was last Wednesday K eyport , only. Thft cause of the Arc Is un­ fecting a sav ln g of 12,500. O th er Walter H. Fell of Trenton, is secre­ Ians of the Revolution, although not End of (tamo ilm n ut llio Start. Hcorc of 40 Co %%>• ovenlng at tho State Homo, Jamcs- Pentcrman ... i... 140. 174 lit known, as three of the. houses were county omploycs win be Interviewed tary and James M. Stratton of long one of the major engagements. If burg, when they were beaten by W alling ...... ,,213 201 104 unoccupied. . • » Branch, Is chief warden, f , Kiyport Illuh traveled to Anbury regarding a voluntary 10 per cent Congressman Sutpbin's request ro- Phi Gamma Delta, loading frater­ eleven points ln the final quarter, K ln h a fe r ...... 181 101 194 Members of the Fish and Game Parle Inst Wednesday and played Tho house on the corner of Brdy cut ln their salaries so as further celves the shabby treatment that nity team in tho Rutgers League, Up until the last five minutes tho K ro ser ...... 1 0 0 203 101 Commission and counties directly one of the finest dofcnslvo ti&mrs Avenue Is owned and ocoupled by reduce the budget. Congressman Hoffman’s request for came to Keyport, Friday nlpht, and State Home was only threo points Con-way ...... 188 228 237 under their supervlsloa an : Presi­ ever seen on the shore court. Key­ Mis. Markstein, who tho neighbors T here w as a lu rth o r S2S,000 cu t a "Molly Pitcher” stamp did. It Is found, the High School team ln rare ahead. Manager Riley said the das dent Burlington, Bergen and Pas­ port was almost Invincible when the had a hard tlmo arousing, as she is ln the bridge and culvert appro­ not likely to be granted. form. So rare, In {act, that tho Company team gave them more op­ T o ta l ...... 6 2 2 009 877 slightly deaf, This house was one priation. Last year tho appropria­ saic; Commissioner Hunter; Sussex homers tried to work tholr way visitors novcr had a chance. Key* position than any teim other than and Morris: Commissioner Arm­ th ro u g h fo r ft basket. of those saved from complete de­ tion was $250,000 and It had been Create more Business by a display port won 46 to 22. the Jomcsburu Dig Five, which has KEXTORT A. A. TO PLAY ’ strong. Hunterdon, Hudson and Es­ struction. 1 cu t to $200,000. I t now stan d s a t ad in thU paper. ’ The scoro was 1G to 9, which in t ik . rinmniQs hnd sts^sr brother sex; Commissioner Alex II. Phillips, tlic honor G. bciiijj thu only team I.OKG SRANCII M'CEUM East Keansburg, FortM onmouth, $175,000. Itself. Indicates the very elose check of the noted “Whltey,” and Bilder- Princeton, Merccr and Monmouth; lo defeat the State Home this year. Belford and Leonardo-Are compan­ A c u t o f $35,000 ln tho G eneral Kcyj>ort kept on the rangy Pflrkcra. baolc at forward. Hanecolc Jumped Alback and Dnley, two of tlie state's Next Tnursday night, the Keyport Commissioner Lewis Bplnks, Nixon, Strange to relate, Keyport was wuy ies all responded to the call, and it Hospital Appropriation was agreed center with two of the most prom­ best tosscrs, ploy with the State A. A. wll lplay the strong Lyceum Middlesex arid Warren; Commis­ behind during the first half of tho was only the prompt action of the upon. ising basketball players at Rutgers Home, Club of Long Branch on the local sioner James Robert Henslor, Toms Kamo, oven though they played air­ flremen that, prevented a more dis­ Ths Allenwood Hospital grounds I Xel Perth Amboy 4-2027 stationed at guards, Hcrmcda and On Friday night at Jamesburg, co u rt. m a in te n an ce w as cu t from $1,000 River, Ocean, Atlantic and Cape tight ball. Good foul shooting on astrous fire, for the houses are in.a Truox. Doth of tho last-named the County Gas Company )ilayed The Lyceums will have "Chief” May; Commissioner Oeorgo'C. War­ the part of Smith gave Asbury an thickly populated section of the to $500 a n d $500 elim inated for the boys are sure to make the Varsity the Big Five and led the entire Beatty, High School coach, and County Fire Marshal, a position now ren, Jr., Summit, Union and Somer early lend of four iwlnts -which ■was community, and with the strong next year. . game but lost out on a practical "W op” D lspango a t guard. ‘‘Stre tc h ” set; Commissioner George . S. Mc­ I. MANN & SON held up to half time, with tho score wind that was blowing: at the time held by Charles A. Harvey of Long Tho outstanding feature of the forfeit T h e n the Jomcsburg rcfereo Hutchinson will jump center, with Carty, Newfleld, Gloucester, Salem 7 to 3 ln favor of the shoremen. It Is little short of a miracle that Branoh. . ■ game was the lightning attack of called nine fouls In the last two Henderson of Asbury Park, and and Cumberland; Commissioner OPTOMETRISTS During the first session, A6bury more did not go. An effort will be mado to cut the the Keys. Accurate passing was al­ m inutes o r play, lettin g th e B1b Five Klcrnan playing forward. Benjamin W. Copper, &ioorcstown, Park’s zone defense bothered the Tho flremen were helped in their Monmouth County Mosquito Extcr- so an Improvement. At times Key* tie the score, 20 to 20. Jnmesburg Koyport will have Its regulars Burlington and Camden, noun: Dally, 10-12, 2-5, 7-8 fight by tho fact that the property termlnatlon appropriation from Keys t» no little extent. Maurer port had the ball going so fast that scorcd 17 points out of 20 on fouls, lined up for the opening whistle. W ednesday 10*12 Only was able to sneak through with one Is adjacent to the Ideal Beach wa­ $20,000 to SIS,000. T his out, how­ Rutgers was completely at a loss. whllo the Gas Company only scorcd ever, must first bo concurred In by Little did the old-time housewife Hold gonl nnd that was About the Hard, snappy passes opened numer­ tor works nnd they were able to get think the day would ever come three. It was ovldent to the Ians KEYrOItT. ARROWS W ItL the State Association. 69 S m ith S t. P e rth Amboy only good chance Koyport had. ous avftnnp.R fciy easy nearing. th a t th e re v.'r.q u n lsirn e ss In Uio do- ‘^11 the water heeded. Mr. Dooloy, •when she could buy spinach 'w .d After the rest period thlnrcs began FLAY TWO STIIONG Tli/VMS owner of one of the homes, com­ Eddie -WnllncG featured for Key­ colons. aaucr kraut ln cans. to, happen. Keyport came out fight­ pletely destroyed, had spent tho “The Aristocrat ol Anthracite'' Is port. For the llrct time this season, Monday nlsht, tho Oas Company ing, with thb result thnt before tho Eddie displnyed some of his scorlns Friday nlght< tho Keyport Arrows week-ond In tho place and had only a title honostly won and continually played the Woodbrldse Parish Hotma ■will travel to .lanififlbijrg nnd piny third quarter wns hnlf over the Keys ability. ‘Walluco is one of tlio beat returned to tho olty on (Sunday hold by Joddo-Hlghland Dustless were leading, 10 lo 0. “H ym le" W al­ team nt that plnec and Bnturday thd strong Jnmesburg A. fk. T his evening, Tho other homo com­ Coal, during tho past 09 year*, cliecking' guards in thla section and nlpht, January 23, will play u ling broke loose In this period, to­ has concentrated on that phase of team holds the only victory ovor tho pletely destroyed was owned by Mrs. 9tult&—Advertisement 8tf Wake Up Your Liver Bile taling seven points on two beautiful very strong team, tho lCeonsburg A. State Homo nt Jnmesburg, nnd has W ernert. tlio Rtune, often times passing up a„ at MacDonald's Auditorium, ln field gonln nnd three for three from chances to score himself. PrlCny defeated tho County Gns Company. the Jlfti'en-foot line. Mfiurer nnd Kennsbury. Tills fra in d is o^pocted Dancluff will follow tho game. night, Eddie came through with ten to bn tlic buttlo of the season, ns ONE DOSE GERMAN —Without Calomel Saturday night, tho Arrows will JUDGE J. W. SLOCUM C1IAIII- Slovenz contributed during the la.it points to tie "Hymle" Wutllng for the A. C. have "Iiick" Blvieth nnd tmvrl to kViili Amboy nnd play tho MAN OF llOBl'ITAli »OARD half, running Kcyport's score far ficorlng honors. If thli tlto In not Hostile fw ly , your fno reach. ilojxson continued to improve and "I was siok and nervous wltli ln- doianH tllgtat. It jiut ilcrAys J« tho Iiowp!** tliL-itl professionally. A largo n u m ­ Judge John W. Slocum of Lour To emphasize the splendid de­ Hancock nnd Rlohdnle, two visiting in tho Morning Rarin* to Go O u U w li up your Httiiti^rli. You Iitvo a ber of fnna aro nntlclpntln^ tliln B ranch, ut Iho orgnnlwatlon of iho (llgoitlon nnd stomach gas. Ono iloso fense of tho Keys a iook nt tho oenters, woro hold scoreless by thu 1JUS DHIVMlt AVI.HTH of Aillcrlitii helped. I cat anytlilnK tblfk, !>a<1 tiui/i ntul yuiir lin-btli Li fottl, akin (lamo, as {lanelug in included, new Hoard of ManflRom of the State If you fool sour and Bunk nnd tha field fionl column will show only t\vr> Koyport plvot-mnn. "lloppy" Inci­ TAN10 AH MAN 1)UCH now and alnop uood."—Ilenry Dodd. o ltm tirnoka o u t in l>1rn-lilir«. Your hw$J January 27, tho Qag Coinpnny will Hospital at Holimlel, Snturday, wus w o rld looUn p u n k , d o n 't tw n llo w n lo t •rhMknil you f«'d down and out. Your whola double-deckers for Asbury. On ouch dentally, soorcd six i>olnLs, You can't not rltl of indldfnllon or play tlio Freehold Y. M. C. A. In a elected Chairman, nnd ltobort W. o( units, mlnemt wator, oil, Inxatlve ■yiUtnle pulaonni. n blj{ court thnt almost acorns im­ 'ilio score: T cIIh l'ftsseuffcra Hlan Has Fnintcd «as by Junt doctoring tho «loinanh. return game nt that placo. Tills Cox, ilustni'HA MmiQHer of tho I n ­ candy or chonlng gum and (apcct ntak(«tl»naeBiMM]olilC.VUTHU’fl MTTLH possible. sm ith nml rishcr woro tho K ey p o rt A. A. n nd T hen (-uMn P oIIcp. For ([f Hut doit'l R«U for 11 vrr t>IIU. Ask for C«rlt>r*4 Hopson, Q, ...... 3 0 0 inir whon Gcovko I^ako, (12 years old, fcot of tliln Uerinaii Puolor'u roino- la your llvor, It should pour out two IJtlle Uvwr riHf. look for tlioimmo nml runny with loks of sprlns, • toam, Industrial champions of last InriLtlutlonH n n d A«puoIo.i; D r. Jarnos SlovonK, O ...... >.,,,3 0 (1 jdumpiMl to tho Hour llfrle.'w. ity, p o u n d s of liq u id tillu In to y o u r Ixiwuls Llulfl IJvflt I’lIU VI) the rni liibol. ItcapBt a yoar, F. Aekermau of Anbury Park, Chair­ Excellent condlllon 'playod nn im­ Spiiugftteon, Q ...... 0 0 0 Mi*. r,nUo, n ro;tUl<»nt o f O hw x'l H ill HANDFOItD'H 1‘HAHMACY d a lly . UlluUtijlu, -f.o at all ntorin. Q 1531, C. M. Cd portant pnrt ln Wi’dnesday'a victory. Wnllmw. CS...... 4 3 10 Tho C ounty Claa C om pany team U ojul, MUUIIid.-own, l)oiu*luuej Mr*. William H. Kiimo nud tliat «peal<.s well for them T otal ...... 31 4 4U only employees nro ollijlblo for the thu Ulnto Illjihwny ut Mlddtt'lown, Hiitphln of Matawan, wife of Ueu- numnlntlve Hutphln of tho Third iui th e Anbury llln h c o u rt la tho VUi Qamtna Delta toam. Tho Company Is nnslatlnii in UhorM y tvfU’fv Ifliku nlum iied h i hl.i T U T Conitresslonnl District, nnd Hr, J, ltirttcflL In lldK /HK’tlon, P .O , F . T . all ways lxwslbla to makn tho team fraat tuul mIUI to the floor, rcstltni i n i j i TlirouHhout tho fincond hwlf, four .JPj 4 x , 4 , , , , , j , , , t S 1 7 a Aoolal im well m Annrtlnii siiceon*. a v a v .n x i paj^eswer who (I, lilpman, Director of tho Now Jorsoy Aurloultural HxporlmentOta* fouls were oInuuihI nnutiuit tho Key*. B tm u o i’, P ...... 1 1 3 \vas in the wunn /ioat. Asbury Park nuorod two and. bollovo tlun ut New Urutmwlok. Ulldcrback, P...... 1 O a K E 1T O U T IlOWMCHH Orownahnw nmlkml that the innh It or not, that's all thu scoring thoy linncook, 0 ...... 0 0 0 i i a v j ; l i A i t u \ v i:i :k wan probnhiy dm d from tin* imllor did. nlohdnlo, 0 ...... 0 O 0 whloh ovonipr<’iul JU.*i fucd, hut lu« y/hen rv team ln unable to got T niex, a ...... 1 O 3 STRANGE CASE Drop Tacit or tho HU (Hunm Whlrli f o rm e d ’ t h e w o m n u pa.noiiH er tSuttv loono for n u bln court, you know Wltli iscoroi tlmt ran Into four T otal ...... 0 4 until Ihe him rrrlvcd at lfed Slunk. tho opposition Is louKh. Toward tho Jltturon tho l’nusalti lUiwllUK Team Oi-dwnshow slopped thn bun nt a o nd <>r th n nnino, Asbury Ktiirlml of tho Now Jeniny tifnto Lcnnue, WfV'i KKVI’ORT ANI) MATAWAN ntorr on the liljdiwny nnd hyphen* ishootliiK lotm ono,•! b u t th a t ayatont trlumpiiant over thn Koyport liowl- i n a n n w a i, i i a t t m : ed tlio lied Hank him jitarler und did not work, nn Mnurcr and Jloji- Iiik 'lVnni In all Mu to tfamon rollnd of M R S . G R E E N th n |x»llce. T h e y ■were w a lliiw With non Junt look tho ball off thu board The annual buttlo between Key­ on tho American lrm» of Imuianen you'll H opson, C ...... 0 1 ,1 Park Illgli and lCi-yporl will bo play­ 8 ...... I 0 3 ' of 39 to 33. O ow on ...... 3 0 0 170 10P Utultz.—Advcrtl/iemont Otf OMFFWOOD, N, J. Ashmore, c. .0 O’ ,o With only two point* separating Vnlnwan 11211.W nr 1133 Advortlso In this newspaper Lawronco, a ...... 0 o o Koyiwrt A. A. nnd the VnrBlly Club, T o t a l ...... 048 940 Voi), a ...... o o 0 Thurmlay night, and two mlnulrs Linv/lor, O...... 0 0 0 to go, the locals stalled with tha ball Henderson, a , ...... 0 0 f> Ions enough to w in 35 lo 33. Keyport ran away with tho game T o t a l ...... a o o ln tho first half, scoring 34 to 17. Tlie rest period came along and KEVi’O n r m a n se c o n d s Keyiiorl forgot to stop resting alter Now In Progress DO TUMDMNa ACT they tlm o out for tlio third quartor. Consequently, Amboy soon olosod Pull Out of llolo ana With Victor* tho sap . ln Sight Ajaln Collapse. A aeoond roily put Koyport nhend TIib Keyport High Scconds did A by six points oarly III tlio third tumbling net during tlio llrst halt quarter. Two long shots by tho vis­ West Furniture Company's of tho gnmo with Asbury Pork Sec* itors out tho margin to two. Key­ onds Injl Wednesday night, with the port then gained possession ot the usual result thnt Koyport trailed by ball and kept It during tho last olevon points nt half tlmo with the threo or four mlnutoa without many scoro 21 to 10. interruptions, Mid- Winter Sale Koyport'a Second* novor begin to The Vftralty Olub camo to Koyport play btukotball until thoy have ap­ woll loaded. "Poaches" Hconan, parently loot tho game. Aa soon* as Rutgers’ luminary, was on tho side­ thoy arc auro tho contest has boon lines und ployed ono quarter, dor- O N the afternoon of January third, Mrs. T. N, Green left her home at lost thoy aurgo out like a eonvlot ity and Dooloy of last yoar'a Bt. Furniture and Fine Rugs exactly 2:30 to go shopping, During the afternoon reliable observers wavo and ■mothor all opposition. Mary’s toam ■wero at tho forward Trailing olovon points Is no joka, positions, "Oats" Orr, tho nahway saw her In various stores downtown. It has been eetablished thnt she did but tho Keyport lada smashed ond flash, Jumped oontor, with John not start for home until 6:15 that afternoon, and that she entered the front banged away until thoy tlod tho Salaky and Stan Koslowskl doing door of tho Green residence at 6:10. score, Such en oltort scared thorn guard duty. almost to death whon thoy roallwd etan Carhart had a big night for You Will Find Carloads of New 1932 Things • At 0:20, Mir. T. N. Green arrived from the office. At 0:30 Mra. Green nerved that (hoy might win otter all. Bo, tho A. A„ dropping alx doublo-dook- obligingly thoy ourlod up temporar­ ora through tho ropes and three n dinner consisting of a roast, baked potatoes, freahly baked apple pie, und a ily again to lot Anbury's Bfloonda free throws for a grand total of at the moat amazingly Low Prices In Amertcn for such Advance Stylet number of other thlnga that require from om to two hours to cook. win, 33 to 30, Tlio sooro; flftenn points. and Dopcndablo Quality. It’s a moat ouUUndiiitf domonalrnllon of Our Aiburjr rark Heoond. Koslowskl, Orr and Salaky fea­ Unquestioned Ability and Willingness to Give Extreme Bargains oipe- • Mn, Green has no maid. What could her secret bef F .O . f , tured i for tha vial tors. Sensational I/um loy, F ...... < 3 long shots kept Amboy ln the «smo, dally during nf Solo of This Character. There Is Truth in tho Rumor ■ Operatives studying the case report that Immediately prior to her , oampboil...... a J ■ Keyport A. A, that This Storo it Underselling nil Other Stores and in Our Opinion departure, Mrs. Green plnced these foods in the oven of her range. They K raylU , F ...... >••<> ® p .a , p . t , MoOarthy, C...... 1 ‘ Walling, P...... s o o there Is nlso Much Truth in Stories gaining Headway that Present Give­ declare It to be an Ulcctrlc Range for ihe set a time device, and left with H itm an, ...... o ® Carhart, IP...... 8 S 10 away Prices Will Soon Ceane. n satisfied look on her face, They further declare that the rango nuto* Cohen, O...... * 0 K itifltr, o. i a a mutlcqlly turned itself on at Out hour Mrs. Green set It for, and the food R oller, a ...... 1 J D ano, a , ...... a a o wijs-proporly cookcd without nny assistance whatever from Mrs. Grccnl L e a v e r, ...... a » M anuel, a ...... 3 o 4 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD SELECTIONS FOR 90 DAYS ■ Yes, Indeed, it's true. We'll be delighted to show you an Electric Ranga Total...... ,...,,.14 8 33 Total...... ts b so SPECIAL ATTENTION) Send at once for Our Pamphlet showing Ac* K eyport 111(11 Heoonila Vanity Olub Just like Mra. Green's, nnd explain it, too. You'll be turprised at its loir P.a, P. T, P .a . F . T, , tual Photographs of the First Sensational Offerings. cost and the economy of operatlonl ■ s tu it i, r , ...... a » # Koslowskl, ...... B S n Lawson, ...... 8 0 “ ...... 0 8 3 K cn n o d y , ...... 1 0 9 O rr, O...... „ 3 I 7 nriaceao, O, .....t..•.•-.3 3 0 B«lsky, a ...... > ,l O 0 WEST FURNITURE COMPANY Lovlno, ...... 0 0 0 Dooley, a ...... 1 l 3 B m lth. O...... 0 0 0 Barrett, a .' ...... a 1 o KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY Jersey CentralPdHcr&li^htCa Siirlngatoon, O .,.3 0 0 H cenan, ...... 0 1 1

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They have spent thclr sparo time Innovation for Now Jersey, altbotfgh obly rocolvcd. On suggestion of tho *'PATTIE? TO BE STAGED - tho footlights. It Is- packed ; with A CAPIAS ISSUED , . on it,and quite a few times hate Mlier states have adopUd tho ,sy«-[Rev. Thomas S, Ootfc. pastor of tlw FO B KAHITAN PO ST, A. L, protti’ inuslo' ttiid u3!!ta!tiS;a oohllh- AGAINST JOHN FERRAKIA tarn excused Irom dassaa I d pain t. tem* w ith great ‘ satisfaction to' Presbyterian Ohti«;h, it wa?.decided ual chain of humor tbfl rievcf lsfei Their labor has been Justly re­ sportsm en. to hold a Sunday school party, l’ri- Local People Will Bo Seen In tlio for a minute. Thoso who will be A capias wus lssupil against John ICHOOL NEW, warded, ■" .! ,.. - ■ Plans for creatine and stocking day evening, February 13. Mi‘s. scon in tho principal Mies: nro: tho C**i; Thlrty-|)ve In Chorus. Fofrnrln at tho suit; of ono, Oraco Oeorgo Davleyn nnd Mrs.- :W. JI. tho free hunUng and fishing Misses Alice Olldersloevo, Besslo Elllto of Perth Amboy, alleging that ORGANIZATION OF R/IOM ,17 biggin of his misfor­ HENRY S. DEVLIN was too large and unwlddly to give Officers.as follows:. Presidenti Don: the students full benefit'of the ac­ .funds become available year after Paulino Parish. will appear ln a tunes - furnish one of - the most ‘ en­ Room 210 127. Main Street PhoneiMatawan 90; SENIOR MEETING aid r Mandevtlie; Vico President, tivities afforded. - . year, new lands will be acquired by solo dance.. ' ■ • grossing' stories ever placed behind; Carlton Applezato; Secretory, Mary ■the State through purchase or lease, The scenery was painted by Helen There are now, about 30 .to 25 iiehzel; Treasurer, Raymond Fred­ Class of 1822 - Selects B la c k ,/a n d amply supplied with flsh and game OschwaltJ, Sarah -Hlgble, Ethel Heu- members ln the Club, consisting of " . ■ Green as:Its Colors, .' • .. da; : ■- ; . ■ ■ nnd thrown open for use of li­ ser, William Partridge, Vincent Pat­ Juniors and Seniors. This plan will John-Graham has been eonflnod C linton H eyer-’32 censed sportsmen during the fish­ ton and George Lyon; R ive all students a chance to be to his home on account of illness. members of the Press Club but will At a meeting of the Sepilors. held ing and HunUng seasons. The pasters were drawn by Inez keep the number small and selec­ in the Study Hall of the High School This park project Is to be devel­ Rlccardi, Meta Applegate, Helen VAN DAALEN TO RUN ' tiv e a t one time, - oil Monday noon, the class colors oped without interfering with the Oschwald, Lois Brown, Helen Orglm were chosen. Several combinations ' FOR ASSEMBLY POST present system of general distribu­ M iss Jean White, who has been and Ethel Heuser. were presented by the committee, tion and protection of flsh and Construction was mode by Wil­ editor of the “News” sent from the M an A nnounces H eMiddletown High Sclicol, will graduate ln Janu but the class voted almost, unani­ game—a system that, according to liam Pnrtrldge, George , Lyon nnd mously for black and green. The Will Be G. O. P. Candidate. the - last annual game census rec­ ary . Clinton Heyer "3* has been Vincent Patton. ' background of the banner will be With Uie assertion thut he Is pre­ rclcoicd to take tier place for the ords, gave Jerseymen ln return for The Candy Committee consists of black, with the design In green. pared to contribute his political arid approxim ately 1310,000 in license bal& ncc of th e year. T his w ork Is Inez Rlccardi, Gertrude Oschwald, There were mottoes presented to economic experience on behalf of fees, at least two million dnys of n o t entirely new to Clinton, He Dorothy llotnllng, Eleanor Ravctthil, the class by Oeorge Lycn. wlio was current harassed investors, bank de­ sport and a yearly flsh nnd name very ebly assisted Jean Wliite as Lydln Orsha, Myrtle Hoyer, Dniay appointed at the last meeting by positors and taxpayers, Henry Van assistant editor since.the News Club bag w ith a food value of $1,343,158. Rlccnrdl nnd Rulh Tunnln^ton, Mrs. Herbert Glttlns, Class Advisor Daalen of Middletown Township, W 7*5 Tho now sclicdulc of license lees, Joseph Kirk is in chargc of tickets Cash Delivered h a s been organized. publicly announoed his candidacy as a committee of ore- to bring In which still Is lower thnn in a ma­ and aeorgo Lyon will handle tho Tncre have been new reporters for the Republican nomination for all the mottoes he could And. Thorfc jority, of suites, fixes the resident lighting effects. rejected to represent the rooms as the Assembly in the May primary. were several others suggested by the hunting nnd fishing license nt S3.15 Tlic High School wishes to ac­ follows: Room 21, oertrude Osch Mr. Van Daalon was a member of u members ol the Class. Six mottoes Non-resident and aliens will pay knowledge grntnrully, tho assistance 1 paid; Room 32, Mary Scadls; Room the Monmouth County Republican favored by tho class In general wero $10.60 for h u n tin g und fishing or given by Mrs, Sherry nnd Mrs. Don- S3, M ildred Seldler; Room 57, Phil Exccutlvo Committee for sovernl put on the blackboard to be chosen ncll, 12.7S llpSchubcr. ' 35.50 fo r fishing only. Ono yenr of from. It was Anally' decided thut years nnd Is a factor ln Middletown All students who are not members legal rcsldonco Is nccessary to ob "Evor Faithful" would be most ap­ Township politics, ho being the or­ of the Press Club are urged to con tain a resident license. Women propriate for 1032, iginal boaster for Senator W. W ar­ ( i 1 Inuc to turn in any interesting new ren B artm ur w hen ho sDiiglit ttvi must have a llccnso for lishlng, Tho design for the banner has not whereas formerly thoy hnd to pay material that they feel will interest State Senatorial nomination during boon decided, but It la tho opinion a fee only for hunting. Occupants KEYPORT RAD 10.50 tha publlo. Tlie method of selecting of many that It wllt.be taken from tho campaign of 1020. - news will be more exoluslve from of farms nnd members of tholr the emblem on the ring with a lew Ho is well known to tlio county now on. Thla has boon done to cra­ lenders end his past political activ­ lnnnodlnto families actually residing alterations. ■ tlioroon, nro exempted from llccnso SALES CO. nio n better News Departmont in ities hnvo developed a considerable the school. nnd lnfluenUal following, particular­ requirements whllo guiiitlng or fish­ “Ifoutto of Scrvlco" COMMEItCIAL CLUIl MEETING ing on said farms. It la ths desire or the members to ly along the bay and seashore sec­ Scrvel Electric create a Social Club In afllllatlon tions of the county, It Is bccauso of Offleera Are Chosen al Meeting In with Uienisclvei. Thla department tlio Insistences of his many friends, SUNDAY HC1IOOL WOUKERK Refrigeration Ihe Auditorium. will pay dues and have entertain­ lie states, that ho is announcing his PLAN TO INCREASE INTEREST ments. Thera are many lnterckUtin Charlotte Gardner '22 candidacy, R-C-A VICTOR RADIO 1 plans for tlio Spring Edition ol the . On Thursday, January 31, Uiore Along with his pollUcal activities, Tonohora 111 tho Sunday school of CROSLEY Noivs Olub, was a Commercial club meeting In lie lias been an active worker ln Uis Matnwan Presbyterian Ohurch Ihe audltorum. Mias ISleanor R a v o I- olvin, ooinmimUy, fraternal and mot for discussion and conforcnc'i LLKCTitK) WASHING VALLEY DRIVE, MATAWAN, N. J. JUNIOR WOMEN’S MERT1NO tlnn prealdcd, wlUi tlio help of Mlai benevolent undertakings. last Prlday ovonlng at the homo or M ACHINES L aura Oorrion and M rs. Allen, OR1- tn business pursuits, Mr, Van Mr. and Mrs. W. Oliver DIrrIii, Su­ Kxpcrt Itfpalrlnj Itrport of Chrbltnaa Wort G in by ccis elected were; Proelttont: Jnmis Daalon Is an investment oounsolor perintendent nnd Ueglnners1 De­ Itrllef Committee Chairman, iinocki Vico President, Tony asaoclatcd with ono of tho loading partment Supervisor, respectively. 50 W. Front St, Yard Adjoining Sigh School Tel. Matawan 213 Cliarlolte Gardner •JJ regowlolii OocrcUiry, Mildred Scld- international stock and oominodlty Superintendent Biggin presented lerj Treiuuror, Elate llrown. ooveral plans for improving the Phono 73H Keyport On Janunry It, there was a special brokerage liouscs which has a Sundny school,. -Which were fnvor- miTlliu of the Junior Women held Plana m’oro iinad» for a saolal branch office in Now Jorsoy. , nt th>> home ol Uie Prnldont, A mteiuig before tlio mld-yoar promo- tlbiis »o tltfit U19 Senior pupils jnoy n-port nf the Christmas wolric was BOY SCOUT TROOP TO attend. A piny will bo given and Itl'cn by tho Chairmen Of, the Un­ BK IN SPEC TED TO N IG H T other olil«rtalnilio|ili )ir«vldcd, employment Re H of Conlmitloes, Mombers nro anitlously awaiting nils work .was aoojinpllshed with Tonight, at tho mooting of Hoy an answer to a letter wrltton to the combined help ot tli», Eastern Soouts Troop No. 173, an Inspec­ ninr anti the Olrl Scouts to whom Onptu'.n Johnson by Vlvl»n Prtideo, tion of tho Troop will be mntle by luM tij iicrinlflslon t 3 visit Foit Mon* tin- Junior Women extend tlielr Assistant Deputy Commissioner of thnnlcs- mr Hh. Whon thla Id lor la received the district. The Inspetitions nre t!,o C Jimncrolal Club will ga on a lirlore the end of this month tho made onco overy threo months to tv'jr of inspection to 3*ndy Hook, ohock upon advancciflents, records, STEINBACM Junior Women expect to attend Tho Oomnierctal Olub Is Uie larg­ tlidr annual theatre party, which troop activities nnd on ntlicr points. est organltaUon In Ute sohool and linn been delayed, duo to au unex Troops measuring up tu a stnndard l^ 'H • of Of;i!t»l. overy pupil Is taking great Intercsi set by the oounoll will bo oln.urtl ns a * time In February, the Junior ln Its activities and working for Uio either a Red Star or Blue tjtor troop advancement of Its standards. Women will give a dance, with the and tho members of tho tronp will ci-opeution of the Senior Olub. be permitted to wear tlw emblem STUDY 1IALL NKW8 ASBUP.X This tn to raise funda tor this year'a designated, according to which class Christmas work. the t?oop nttalus during the pe­ There was an attendance ot Ml Oeorge Lyon ' riods. So far, Troop No. 73 has met but three members. fo r aomo u n ­ Jolrn K. Dennett, Principal of all requirements. known reason both oouiuellora were Matawan High Sohool, adtlroasod Following Uie meeting, a Board I, i,*.. the Orango Association of Keyport of,Hevlow will bo conductcd by tho Next Tuesday. . . and After a few other details wore a t­ last week in llio ruUiu members oi liiu Troop vouiiunUo, tended to, Uie meeting was adjourn­ library Building. Mr. Bennett's during which the scouts coming up ed nnd refreshments served by the topic was "SuggosUons" for 1033." for advancement will bo examined, hostess. Miss Charlotte Gardner. Room 27 Is pleased to report that The court of Honor will be hold Every Tuesday...Is Misses M eta Applegate, Dorothea It has gold, to date, 3 t tickets for next Thursday night In Keyport, llntallng and Haiel Warnock ren­ the operetta. Room 27 is tlie small- tiered piano selections, and the vocal ost group of students In any homo TO PREPARE PLANS FOR rhoruscs were supplied by the re­ roitn but Uiey liavo sold mote tick­ PUBLIC HUNTING PARKS maining members. ets, excepting one other room. “S m all b u t m ighty," th a t Is w iiat Under authority of a new law, may bo said of Study Hall students. TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS long advocated by New Jersey Mlsa Sophie Banlch has charge of sportsmen, Uio Stale will begin this tho sale of Ucltcts in Room 27. Sarah lligbie *11 year the development of a great Oeorye Lyon and Charles Heuser aeries of public hunting and fish­ Asbury Park Three new busses hare been add­ have charge of tlie sale of Uckets ing grounds to provide increased ed to the four busses already trana* In the 4-4-6 grades of tlio element recrenUon and moro flsh nnd eamo (torting students to the Matawan ary grades. tor (port-loving clUceni. This Is an The newspaper y o u r e a d 3 s th e w in d o w Grammar and High Schools. Then arc four busses operating steadily ROOM 33 dui Ing the ten months of school. through which y«u look at the world! The other three are added at the France* G lllls '33 beginning of the new year. Day On Monday, January 18, Room 33 There are busses owning from PUBLIC SALE held a meeting lor Ute purpose of Clinwood. Browntown, Cheesequake, elccUng home room offleera Thosi The entire Household Fur­ T h r o u g h smokcor you rcud. Isn't It ftnrah lllable. ing itart In Ihe operetta, lias been Caoklnf tlleiudla, I Carpet Hweepera, ity ... thoy promise an aggregation of super­ th o u g h t J t vrnal Already the olua h u • busy iw>- home alelt all tlie week with throat Flraleaa M u r, I Oil Mows, 1 ]• KTam ahead o f It. It Intends to M ild trouble, thus forcing him to relin­ burner and I l-bururr, I Hewing sale items for January and February. a baaket nf fruit lo ICuiena Laiiiaro, quish Ills pan In Ihe oiierett*. Machine* Vlelrula and Heeorda, who la seriously Ul, I t also p la iii to Charles Uniter of Itoom 3] h u bw i Portlera, Gas Range,. N E W Y O R K have class aoekls onee a month substituted for him. And many ether artlrlca loo iiumrr- Do not fail to shop at Steinbachs in Asbury alter It ia orfanlaed. The duea are Gertrude Osnliwaid has volunteer­ oh» lo lUMitloa. one rent for every day the peraoit ed to take the news from Rootn 11 Park on Tuesdays I is prwent, and two cents for every beeauw tlie room liu no reporter AIm on* low wheel flat body farm day the peraon la abaent, ITie eatra to ret**eeii! It tn the Press Olub. wagon with broad lire*. ' * 1 eharg* has been made lo i and Sarah lligbie of Itoom », with f i r s t t o rirn i FLoona Bale Will Be held al llit Above Dslc lni|>rove Uie attendant, H i. « . Helen Oaehwald of Room 39, and Rain or Nhlne Bvery-moming home delivery of the Herald Tribune can bo arranged easily nnt! errs would ilk* to tl. Jia t'te oth<. E thel lleuser o f Room 32, have lieen members of the Cl us (jr their ex­ very busy of late (Minting th e neen- WAITER McDAVIT inexpensively. Ju it tpenk to your newsdealer or phono PEnn«ylvanl# B.4000. cellent eo-opentloo. , ery for "Tho Windmills of Holland." JOSKI'II WKNKKL, Auelloflrtl, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 T H E MATAWAN JOURNAL PAGE THREE

COUNTV UAB CO, TEAM T ho Bayro U Fisher Olub of tho FURTHER CUT MADE BURLINGTON AGAIN HEADS CQNGRWWMAX SUTPHC-I FOnaiNG TO THE FltONT Middlesex County Bowling League, EAST KEANSBURG IN COUNTY BUDOET FISH AND GAME BOABD WANTS,SPECIAL STAMP w u also victorious ovor the local SPORT NEWS T entatlvo R eduction" of $38,000 Without Oourt for I'nwtlcc, ■ Team toam In tho threo games rolled on HOUSES BURNED At the annual meeting of the Mew Congressman William H. Sutphln I. Kngaglng In Oames.^ , tho Koyport alleys on Wedneaday. Agreed on by Finance Committee Jersey Board ot Flsh and' Game h u transmitted to the Postal De­ ASBURY PARK HIGH Tho Oounty Oos Company basket­ • Tho scoro: , . ' • Tour Houses Burn; Three Wero At a meeting ol the Finance Com- Commissioned held at the State partment a request from Rex Yard, PHI GAMMA LOSES ball tesm is forglns to the ftont in Sajro i Fiihor. UnoccupIcd ' niltlee' of tho Board of Chosen Housa ln Treiiton, H. J, Burlington President of the Toms River KI- DOWNED BY KEYPORT the basketball world. Blurting off Bailey ...... 170' 230 247 Four bungalows on Port Mon­ Freeholders Monday, at which all of Montvale, head of the depart­ wanls Club lo r a special postage EXHIBITION GAME without a court to practice on ciyl E lnhorn ...... 100 201 20S mouth ftoad and Bra^ Avenue, East woro present, a . lurtlier tentative ment for several yean, was re­ stamp to commombrate the block using actual games to condition M o r o n ...... ,,....1 0 0 ISO 1715 Keansburg, wero destroyed by «ro out or ,58,600 In tho 1032 budget elected to the presidency. Other of­ house battle at Toms River during k k y n t a k i : snoui:iT»;s’ s c a l i * miTOI'UH LKAGUIS TEAM F1NDB thomselves,, In the last two weeks Hmlolcskl ...... 330 200 102 at 4 p'clock on Tuesday morning. was made, and the members and ficers of tlie board, also re-elected, the Revolution. In hla letter to tha o n Tin; i.osicit.s' c o u r t . KEYH IN HAKE FORM. they havo tackled somo of the state's Larson ...... 102 230 )90 Tho two center bungalows were tho counsel, Attorney Oeneral Wil­ are; Dr. Charles F, Hunter of Pali­ Postal Department,' Congressman foremost senior teams with a oredit- burned to the ground, whllo tho two liam A.' Stevens, agrood to a 10 per sade, vice president,, and H. M. Arm­ I>orol High Nohoot Hoys In Wonder­ Every Mnu on Local Team Shows Sutphln said the Toms River battla nblo Allowing. Tholr most (ormld- T otal ...... 070 1031' D7D end ones wero damaged on one sldft cent reduction In their salaries, ef­ strong of Jersey City, treasurer. was considered Important by histor­ ful Condition 1‘luyln/f Stronger nl Improvement, nnd Triumphs by ablo showing was last Wednesday K ey p o rt' , only. TIiq cause, of the lire is un­ fecting a ’ saving of $2,800. Other Walter H. Fell of Trenton, Is secre­ ians of the Revolution, although not Km) ol CSainu T h a n n t tho N tart. Bcore of 40 io 22.< evening at the State Home, James- Pentermnn ..,,.,.140 - 174 171 known, as three of tho houses wero cotinty omployea will be Interviewed tary and James M. Stratton of Long one of the major engagements. If burg, when thoy were beaten by W alling ...... 212 - 201 • 104 unoccupied. Branch, is chief warden,. < Keyport Hlifh -traveled lo Asbury regarding a voluntary 10 per cent Congressman Sutpbin's request re­ Phi Onmma Delta, loading frater­ cloven points In the final quarter, K ln h alcr ...... 101 101 104 Members of the Flsh and Game Purlc last Wednesday and played Tho houso on tho corner, of Bray cut ln their salaries so as further ceives the shabby treatment that nity team ln tho Rutgers League, Up until the last Ave minutes the K ruser ...... 100 203 191 Commission and counties directly ono of the finest dofcnslvo gamrs Avenue Is owned and ocoupled by reduce the budget. ' Congressman Hoffman's request for came to Keyport, Friday night, and Stato Home was only three points Conw ay ...... 188 228 237 under their supervision are; Presi­ ever seen on the shore court. Key­ Mrs, Marksteln, who tho neighbors There was a further ,25,000 cut a “Molly Pitcher" stamp did, it la foun4 the High School team ln raro a h e ad . M anager Riley Bold th e O as dent Burlington, Bergen and Pas­ port was almost Invincible when thu had a hard time arousing, as she is ln the bridge and culvert appro­ not likely to he granted. form. So rare, In fact, thnt tho Company team gave them more op­ T otal ...... 922 B99 077 saic; Commissioner Hunter; Bussex homers tried to work tholr way slightly deaf, This house was one priation. Last year tho appropria­ visitors never h,jJ. a chancc. Key* position than any tcsm other than and Morris; Commissioner Arm­ through for a basket. of thoso saved from complete de­ tio n was $250,000 an d It h a d been Create more Business by a display p o rt won 45 to 22. the Jasicaburg Els Five, which hn* KEYPORT A. A. TO PLAY strong, Hunterdon, Hudson and Es­ The scoro was 10 to 0, which In struction, c u t to $200,000. I t now stan d s a t a d 1*1 this paper, \ ' ' The Gammas had Stager, brother tho honor of being the only team LONG BRANCH LYCEUM sex; Commissioner Alex H. Phillips, Itself, Indicates the very close che^k East Keansburg, Port Monmouth, $176,000. . of the noted "Whltcy,” and Bllder- to dercat the State Homo this year. Princeton, Mercer and Monmouth; Keyport kept on the rangy Parkers. Belford and Leonardo fire compan­ A cu t of $25,000 ln the G eneral bauk at forward. Hanccok Jumped Albnck nnd Daley, two of th'e state's Next Thursday night, the Keyport Commissioner Lewis Spinks, Nixon, Btrnngc to relate, ICoyport was way ies all responded to the call, and It Hospital Appropriation was agreed center with two of tho most prom­ best tossers, play with the State A. A. wll lplay the strong Lyceum Middlesex and Warren; Commis­ behind during tho flrat half of tho was only the prompt action of the upon. . ising basketball players at Rutgers Home. Club of Long Branch on the local sioner James Robert Hensler, Toms camo, even though they playec^ air­ firemen that, prevented a moro dis­ The Allenwood Hospital 'grounds • ; T el P erth Amboy 4>2027 stationed at guards, Hcrmcda and On Friday night at Jamosburg, oourt. \ . River, Ocean, Atlantic and Cape tight ball. Good foul shooting on astrous Are, for tho houses are In a m ain ten an ce w as cut from $1,000 Truex. Both of tho last-r::. . ;d the County Oas Company played The Lyceums will have "Chief” May; Commissioner George C. War­ tho part of Smith gave Asbury an thickly populated section of the to $>>00 and $500 eliminated for the boys are sure to make the Varsity the Big Flvo and led the entire Beatty, High School coach, and ren, Jr., Summit, Union andr'l two bacldjonrda. Hothboys aro )onn Hopson, O, ...... 3 0 o Iiik w hon cioorgo Ii«k«, 02 years old, toot of this uorman Doctor’d reme­ toam, Imlustrlnl chnmplnm of liut ImitlUitlonH n n d Agonnlos; Dr. Jnmon Is your liver. It should pour out two U tile U viT IMII*. I mx>U for thn namo f'artor'l and nrnny with lot* of spring. • H l o v c m : , O ...... * , 9 0 0 slum pi'd to thn Hour llfolesfl, dy, yoar. V\ Aokormnn of Asbury Park, Chair­ pounds ol liquid Llio Into your Iwwvls UlUfl IJvisr 1'itU mi. tha rti! laliel. KmftDt a Kxoi'lUuit condition -played u n im ­ Bprlngntucn, O ...... , 0 0 0 M r. Lako, a readout of Ohi\)>ol lllll HANDFORD'H I’HAIIMAOY man of tho Hoard of Dlrotilors of dally. kulMlllulo, 2CrtjhtaIl#tuH«. 01D3|,C.M X’a portant pnrt ln WwlJuwlny’s victory, Wullnco, a...... 4 2 10 Tlio County Gas Company team Hoiul. M lddlotow n, boarded tho bu», ho uk tho new Fltkln-Moruan Muniorlnl li j Koyport won I Htwmjjor n t tlw SincdM, a, ...,,.,...... 1 1 3 does not joalko n penny from the whloh wan bound from Krcohold to CSS :: ' Ho.'ipl(a1, N optuno: Mrs. Wllllnm H. end thnn nt nny tlmo prtm uum ’od doad, It In bollovod Mint PROTECTED M oMohon ...... 294 SOD 2011 ho dlod Instantly. Wnllliw. I1’...... 5* 3 if bo prcaont to iwltneim tho contc.it. WIIKN your niilninulille la oonred lHirro ...... 202 211 uo;i Tho him wiut loiidud w ith pnaHtm- Maurer* V...... 3 0 4 Tho return gatnn bctwocn Asbury Wllh nil fiirins nl Inmirniinn you'll Scdbook ...... 200 235 U12 dors at tho tlm o, but M r. Orowh- Hopsor.. C...... 0 1 , ;1 Park High and Keyi>ort will bo j)lay- liavo llltln iK’tinMlnit lo rry. Wo shuw ImiulliMt tho ultuntlon fto tfict- Blovciia, il ...... « • ! 1 3 c*d next Friday night. Jsmuary 30, nt liMuino all rrnpnnnllillltyi you avoid T o t a l ...... 10(17 100* xully thnt hn ono rcallr.od ft man WallawvO...... 0 1 jl Koyport. all illltioiiiilcn. K oyport hnd dlod lu tholr m idst. ASK I'O It O lllt I’f.ANB T o tal ...... ® ® ^ k k y p o r t a . a . w i n s P ontorm an ...... 224 212 201 Asbury Park H. 8. 1 IN TIUtlLLlNG nATTLK Wftlllng ...... 820 109 1712 Our sncrlflco In soiling Jrnldj- P .O . P . T. Conway .,,,..,*..203 1U7 1D3 Highland Dustlcsn Oonl nt our pren- Ryan& Powers, Insurance ont dL'icaunt prlccs Is yonr Rain. S m ith , V...... ••VI B J Varsity Club Im Downed by Hoorn DllUono ...... 210 177 200 r C Z j j F isher, iP...... 0 3 or 35 to 33. O owan M . n i . n . <200 170 100 BtulUr-Advurtlsuimmt 6tf n.iPTwoon, n , j . Ashmore* <0. ,. v».. 0 ,0 With only two ix)lnts aepnrntlna fh o n o M ntaw an 1M0-W or 1288 , Advortlsn in this nowBDnner Lawrence, a...... o o n ••cypsri A, A, r-r.:* ths Dltih. T o t a l ...... -1002 048 040 v o i l ,.a ...... v . ‘0 o (> llmroilny night, and two minutes L au lo r, 0 , ...... m«0 0 0 to go, ilia lacalA alallcd w ith tlio ball Henderson, O ...... 0 0 0 long enough to w in 30 to S3, Koyport. ran awBy with tlio gome T o t d l . In the flrat halt, scoring 34 to 17. Tho rest period camo alons and k k y f o u t h i g h s e c o n d s Keyport lorgot to stop resting after Now In Progress DO TUMBLING ACT they camo out for tlio third quarter. CotiMQueiitly, Amboy soon clOMd t Pull Out of Hole and W ith Vlntorj th e (rap. ' In Sight A**ln Collapse, A scoond rally put Keyport oluad The Koyport High Scconds flld A by six points early ln tho third tumbling act during tho llrst half quarter. Two Ions shots by tho vis­ West Furniture Company's of the gnma with Asbury Park Sec­ itors out tha margin to two. Koy­ onds last Wednesday night, with the port tlion gained possession of the usual result thnt Koyiport trolled by ball and tart It during tho lust elevon points at half tlmo with tho Ihroo or four minutes without many Bcore 21 to 10, Interruptions. Mid- Winter Sale Kcyport's Second! never begin to Tho Varsity Olub camo to Keyport play baskotbftll until (hoy have ap­ woll loaded. "Pcaohoa" Heonan, p aren tly loet th o «amo. Aa aoon* na Rutgers’ luminary, .was on tlio side­ thoy are aura tho oontost has boon lines »nd playod ono quarter, dor- N the afternoon of Jsnudry third, Mrs. T. N. Green left her home nt lost thoy surgo out like ® convict lty nnd Dooloy of last year's St. Furniture and Fine Rugs O exactly 2:30 to go shopping. During the afternoon reliable observers wavo and smother all opposition. Mary's toam wero nt tho forward Trailing clovon points Is no Joko, positions. "Oats" Orr, tho Ilnliway saw her In various stores downtown. It has been established that she did but tho Koyport lads smashed and flash, Jumped contor, with John not start for home until 5:15 that afternoon, and that she entered tho front banged away until they tied tho 8alaky and 8tan Koslowskl doing door of the Green residence at 6:10. ccore. Buol; on effort noaroil thom guard duty. almost to death whon thoy roallud atan Carhart had a big night for You Will Find Carloads of New 1932 Things m At 0:20, Mr. T. N. Groan onivod from tlw ofllco. At 0:30 Mrs. Green served thnt flliey might win after all. So, tho A, A„ dropping six doublo-deok- obligingly thoy curlod up temporar­ cra through the ropes and three a dinner consisting of a roast, baked potatoes, freshly baked apple pie, and a ily again to lot Aabury's Sooonds free , throws for a grand total of at the moat amazingly Low Priccs in Amcricn for aucli Advance Stylos number of other things that require from one to two hours to cook. win, 33 to 30. T h e oooro; fifteen points. and Dependable Quality. It’s a moat outstanding demonstration of Our Aibury Park Seconds Koslowskl, Orr and Balaky fea­ ■ Mrs. Green lins no maid. What could her secret bef P .O . P , T. tured Tor ths visitors. Oensatlon.il Unquestioned Ability nnd Willinanoas to Givo Extromo Bargains espe­ immioy, ...... 4 J long shots kept Amboy In ths gsmo. cially during al Sale of This Character. Thoro is Truth in the Rumor a Operatives otudying the case report that Immediately prior to her , Oarupbolli IP, .3 1 P K eyport A. A, that This Store is Underselling all Other Storos and in Our Opinion departure, Mrs. Green placed these foods lo the ovtn of her range. They K ravlt*...... 0 0 p . a . f . t . MoOorthy, C...... 1 1 * W alling, F , . a o o there is also Much Truth in Storios gaining Hondway that Present Give* declare it to be an Elcctrlc Range for she set a time device, and left with EltUMM, ...... 0 0 0 Onrliart, IF, . a a id away Prices Will Soon Cease. a satlullcd look on hur face. They further declare that the range nuto< Oohon, ...... * 0 J Krelger, 0, . i Q a matlcqlly turned itself on at ths hour Mrs. Green set it for, and tho food K ollor, a ...... 1 J J Dans, O. ... wjp'propofly cooked without any assistance whatever from Mrs. Green! Loavor, O ...... **3 1 B M anuel, a, . A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD SELECTIONS FOR 00 DAYS a Yes, Indeed, It's true. We'll be delighted to show you an Electric Rang* T o t a l ...... 1* 5 33 Total ...... IB ° 35 SPECIAL ATTENTION: Send at once for Our Pamphlet showing Ac­ Kcypnrt lllili Hoeondi Vanity Olub junt like Mrs. Green's, nnd explain it, too. Yoo'll to surprised at Its low P .O . P , T. F.a, F, T, , tuul Photographs of the First Sensational Offerings. cost arid tlio economy of operatlonl > StUltB, ...... 3 i 8 Koslowskl, F ,...... B S I) i*ftwso», ...... & o ^ ...... o a a K onnody, ...... **»1 0 a O rr, ...... 3 l 1 Drlsocoo. O , 3 B Balaky, a ...... i o o WEST FURNITURE COMPANY Lcvlno, O, im O 0 0 Dooley, a l i & B m lth, O ...... 0 0, 0 Barrett, 0 ,' ...... >.2 1 B KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY n Bpringsteon, a ...... 3 0 0 Hcoiun, a ...... 0 l 1 —IN

T o t a l . o m !B 4 B0 Total ...... II o 'J3 m r>.G E FOUR T H E MATA W A N JOURNAL FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932

The Congress should do every­ THE HATAWAN JOURNAL thing possible to reduce the post of SCHOOL DAYS d w i g ; government. It should EcrutlnUs Telephone 1ST It Is My Opinion That— a ay Incendiary fires always Increase YEARS AGO, MARCH, Tbtee Moatht ...... SO the dream of someone who, with Angers day by day, patiently wove tho R o th ...... 05 In numbers during hard tlmos. To 1807. dream into a reality. . PayaU* In Advinoa. back up their assertion they point The palatial ocean liners, the railroad, the telegraph, the telephone, During tho second year (1886) of Swrvfori and adminUtratort of E»* out that more property was burned the pastorate of the Rev. John 8. jtle* Harv ihe right to Mlecl tha new*- and the airplane which soars above us and h u reduced tho time or travel by ursonlsts in 1B31 than In any papcr la which they deiire their ootkr> between given points to almost a fraction of what It once was, wero all Phelps, the trustees had a large Arlntad. If (he right it not e*erei»td single year In a decade. In several pipe organ built and set up In the lb* SarfOflate will m»k* tha aclection and once dreuiui but !!»y came true. A hilt century ago, Thomas A. Edison's sections of tho country barn-burn­ the no tic* mil probably appear in aomt gallery of the church at the coat of electric light waj Just a dream. Today It lights the world. ing reached the proportions ot nn Btwmpci that ; m vovlii n r t have ae- Before anything unusual can be.done, some person must have a $1,000, and h ad the church rep aired tectra. Friradt of The Journal bavins epidemic,while In the city of Cleve­ and repainted, N iiocii with the Surrogate’* Office will dream, a vision, a presentation, a suggestion which In Its beginning might land, O., alone so many houses £» veil to bear tbit la b M. Also In 1880, C alvary M . E , S u n ­ be ridiculed by the materialistic or practical thinker. But It Is not well “caught Are" that officials declare to ridicule the Ideas of a dreamer. George Wstlnghouso went to Com­ day School purchased a cabinet or­ ii Second Class Mill Vctisr many of them were set on fire by gan, which was the Aist organ In­ H the Uatavao PiiitoSkt modore Vanderbilt with his dream of an air brake for railroad trains. owners anxious to collect lnsuranco. The Commodore refused to listen to him and told him that he had "no troduced in the Town ot Keyport. Arson is beyond doubt one of the Miss Eugenia stout, daughter, of time to waste on fools." After U r. Westlnghouse had perfected his brake most common felonies, yet , fewer FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 Bon. Thomas B. and Amelia (Wal­ and It was being used successfully on a rival railroad line, Commodore people have served, or are serving, Vanderbilt sent a letter to Mr. Westlnghouse requesting him to come and ling) stout, (later Mrs. Marcus B. time in the penitentiary for this of­ Taylor) was the first organist, and WIIAT WILL TIIE see him. TTie Inventor's curt reply: “I have no time to waste on fools,” fense than any other. Public apathy continued as organist for many TAX BOARD DO? was the only answer that Vanderbilt received to his communication. Is to blame. Let a house or barn years. - - Often we gain from the suggestion of a mere dreamer and are not burn under susplolous circumstances In tho spring of 18Se, Keyport Last week the Assessors of Mon­ oonsclous of It. Jules Veme dreamed things which he perhaps had not and you will hear a lot ot whisper­ mouth County presented their dup­ the faintest Idea would ever come true when he wrote "Around the World ing, but seldom will there be an ac­ was made a station, and Bethany licates to the Monmouth County In Eighty Days" and 'Twenty Thousand (Leagues Under the Sea," but tual arrest. No demand exists for and Granville were united. IU*. John S. Phelps was the pastor:at Board of Taxation for the year who can'tell to What extent' his dreams figured in those things which be­ the prompt and proper punishment 1933. T h e to ta l decrease In th e a s­ came &-realization. 'Ferdinand Magellan;made a slo?.' job of girdling th< of the one. suspected. The insur­ Keyport. . . . ; sessed valuation In the county U world In 1,084 ’days lapsed time, even-tboiigh. we cannot take from him ance companies usually are the ones TIIE NEW JERSEY METHODIST *2,128.-391. O f this decrease $ U 2 2 t- the credit of being the flrst to do 1$.. .That was In 1518-1522. Neat Franch Who have to firing It to court. CONFERENCE HELD AT ! 143 was In Red Bank Borough. D rake cdreled-the.gloSe .in,l!S77r JMb In 1,052 d unless officials of the law act when tho appointments were read, placed it or will they put back the another means of ^avel, the record was out down until Post and Catty wlthbut fear or. favor tho punish­ th Rev. John 8. Phelps was return­ upon nnd abide with you all, now at Keyport In tho morning and eve­ It. Tho consideration Is stated at amounts taken oft by Mr. Bray? last year smashed all previous roeords In their airplane flight around tho ment, rttno-tlmes out of ten, Is never ed to the Keyport charge for his and for evermore.' The last day of ning, and at Bethany In the after­ 13,250. • ■’ We also wonder what the other world., ' . ‘ ' ' • ■’ ; ! meted out.> What the country needs third year (1807). his life lie was In the iovo feast, and noon, . Edward Zelgler bought a part of Uulng districts In Monmouth What a sense o f Imagination Jules-Vorno-must have had when he Is more examples In tho way of stiff Keyport at This Time Did Not Have was the first to give In his testi­ the David H. Brown homestead farm County will say. It may bo that wrote ''Twenty. Thbusandl*agiiea. Under the Sia." When I think of |t penitentiary sentences. a Newspaper Rov, Mr. Page must have been de­ I am almost Indited, to bcllevo the statement once mado to mo by cn_ mony of the riches of grace In at Browntown. . Ho subsequently officially they c&nnot do anything, Tho "Monmouth Democrat," Free­ lighted with tlio new Bchool-Housc eminent physician that every, great novelist has been a "dope llend" a)id Christ. He listened to our discourse built a fine house and commodious but on the other hand thoy may hold, N. J., printed a "Dally Edition' at Keyport, for lie could hnvo Ills that their weird hallucinations; came to them while under the InAuence STOP TIII8 FOOLISHNESS In tho morning; then the man of barn and wagon house, making Ills have a lot to My. during the Sessions of tho New Jer­ whole audience assembled before of drugs. But whether or not Jules Verne thought his droams would eighty years came out In the after­ money from the products of : Ills The county and state taxea arc sey M. E. Conference at Koyport, him In one largo room, instead Of come true, the Nautilus,-which, was' llko the submersible of the French The Government has again asked noon to tho children's sorvlco—ho placo to pay for those Improve- assessed against a municipality ac­ the people occupying sovoral small story, was christened iby his grandson,; . ■ 1 those who receive "chain letters" to N. J. ' . forgot not the precept of his Mas nicnts. t • : cording to the assessed valuation of destroy them as fast as they1 ar­ rooms. Mr. Nimrod Bodlo still led When .Tosus vras confronted by his enemies who asked' questions to The Oonfercnco oonvoncd Thurs­ ter—TVed my Lambsj' eto. the singing, lining tho hymns ns of John A, McOulPa country seat at that district. Now If tho assessor of rive, Almost Invariably tho "chain" trap him, his answer rorealod pletr oommon sense, but whon Jesus taught day, M arch 21, 1007, and u n d er th a t "Tlio Dlshop directed tlio Secre­ yore. Prayer mootings and class- Long Branch, "Shadown ’Lawn,” la Red Dank arbitrarily takes oft 10 lotter Is sent by one trusting soyl men to regard material things of little value, to bocomo ns little children date, tlio llrst Issue of the "Mon­ tary to record tho death of inootlngs wero also hold In tho reported to havo beon sold OH Mon­ p e r c e n t of his AMensmentft, and tho to another With solomn Injunction*! and to lovo one another, the world answered and still answors: "He is o mouth Democrat—Conference Bdl- Edward Pago sohool-houso Instead of In private day to Iiuino Untermeyor of-: Now amessmenU In tho remaining dis­ not to break tlio chain under threat droamor and his teachings do not flt tiho hard facts of a ipraotlcal world," tloS" gave a short biography ot at tlio house of Capt. II. E. Bishop, York for *300,000. Tho pro))orty is tricts In tho county remain tho hom es. Was he t 3000.(0 from Charles Cnrtnnn, shoot and approved of the; county and co-worker hi tlio work ot the Carhart, Anthony Wnllliig, and pooplo who aro easily morod to db “Ho was born In Burlington Oa, bookkeeper and paymaster. at tho oasciutmontA, those o sa ru m c n ts were Olirlstlan Ministry, others, all Methodist class-lcadcrs, what tho letter demands.. Notlilnji N . J „ on tho 10th day of A pril, 1787 Mosaic Tlio Oompnny plant, Mata- supposed to bo correct and equal. WHEREAS, The dccooso ot Father stewards, trustees, eto., were all able Tho Denocratlo party In Uon- 800 r s n CENT JUMP Is aoeompllBlied. by auoh lotters. two years botoro Gonoral Goorgo van, on Scptcmbor 17 last. was or- Of course, In a largo numbor of dis­ Page, of tlila Conference occurred assistants to tho Rev, Edward Page. mouth Oountjf has been out of pow­ • IN FEDERAL TAXE4 body gets anything out of them ox; .Washington was elovatod to the, reitod In Daytona., Fla., pn Tuoj- tricts there havo beou a great many at tho residence of Capt. Bishop er for a great many years and It la copt tlio postal department. I And w high position ot first Prosldont of lay of Inst wcok. \' decreases, OoiulUcrtng tho Uinca, where he had been very kindly en­ (Continued noxt week) natural that whon thoy no tho In a recent address, united Slates It tlio practice moans more wtlrlt, tho Unltod Btatcs, and consequently Tlio ladles of the Baptist.phurch thU would bo exported; but as Tar tertained during. tho conferonco, bright prospect ahead of belli* ablo S enator P>o11jc Herbert of Rhode Is­ more employees and more cost. Only will be Highly years old the coming Hold a m ystery supper In tho locturo as wo know no ollior district has an d to oontliiuo their success in Mon­ land, pointed out that a fow yoars superstition keeps tho chain lcttet month. Mr. Pago was convortod on oom of the cliuroh, Wednesday mado an arbitrary reduction ac­ WHEREAS, Tho attention of th: mouth County that they try tholt (go a tremendous huo and cry was alive. Its dlsappoarancostrpin cir­ tlio 22nd of November, 1B07, under light, when tho menu was full of cording to a certain percentage ' family to hint was unremitting dur­ utmost to do those thing! that will heard because tho oost of tho Fed­ culation would be woloonicd by all the ministry of the lato Rov. P. P. LOOKING BACKWARD nlrprlses. ' y ing his brief Illness, and every pos­ ir Red Bnnk was all right last insure that aucooos. This Is tntlroly eral Government had readied |1,- This year, when we are trying to Banford, hi the old Methodist Hpis- Tlio Educational Committee of sible fcindnem shown sultablo to the ITEMS AtlOUT FOLKS AND year, certainly It would bo wrong to commendable, Out expediency has 000,000,000 a year, Yot, a t 'th o la st eoonomloo all along tho lino, It would copal, Church at Allentown. Hie Uatawan Woman's Chib mot at tlvp occasion after his dccoaso; There­ THINGS WE KNEW IN rrduoe It uniformly 10 per oent done a erent deal of harm to the wsslon' of Oontircss, appropriations bo a pretty good one In whloli to next year after his conversion he lome of Its olialrman, Mra, Edward fore THE LONG AGO when tho other districts stayed tho career of a groat many people and made totaled more than four billion put a stop to suoh foollshnets. Vojl1 was, licensed lo exhort: four years UpdcgrafT, Monday ovcnlng, to make 'RESOLVED; That tho hourly W w w agw w iastiitMsiwwiit' same. It would icem that llirrc of a great many organlaatlons, and dollars. In tho 31 yoars between can do yotjr part by destroying ovory lator ho was licensed to preach. In .llans for the year's work, v. - thanks of tho mtnlstors now In An­ Is only ono of two things (or tho tills Is Just the .thing that Instead of 1(00 and the present, tlio per capita "oliilii lotter" tliat roaohes you. whloh position ho remained until 40 YEARS AGO John Studcr of Denmark, was the nual Conference aaiemhlcd, bo hora- County Board to do, either ndd tho bringing succos) to the Democratic qost of tho Federal Qovernmont ln- A pril, 1817, w hen ho Joined tho P h il­ Tlioro is excellent skntlng on tin. lucst of tho 11. A, Elgard Ovor Bun- by tendered to Capt. Bishop for the 10 per cent on to tho Red Uank party may be Its downfall, : qroasod fro m *0.84 to $93.00—about MOHE. POSTAGE adelphia Conference as an Itinerant Ice pond. , doy. . . ' . tender expressions of Olirlstlan hos­ duplicate, or else permit all other Tlte tenor of tha public mind to­ BOO per ccnt, ■ m inister. Knickerbocker Lodgo, I. O. O. F„ Mr. nnd Mra. dcorgo Barrett hart pitality and kindness shown on this iMcuors in tho county to mnko a day is that they will stand for no : "Wltlj a novor ondlnti oxtonalon People need not bo surprised cff "At that tlmo threo-fourtlis of the has two members who boliove In is their guest several days tlio.past deeply afTcctlng occasion, both by similar reduction. To do othorwlso dictation, and that they have a ha­ of tho tctivltlM ot government Into bo fora very long tlioy aro sticking members of the N. J. Conference as tilling an olllce as long as their ser­ vcck, Miss Ethel Mount of Engllsh- himself and family. . . would be an admission by tho bit of making their, own decisions. Other Holds than those originally tlireo-ccnt Instead of two-cont It now stands, wero unborn, nnd the vices nre required. P.- T. Ton Eyck xtwn. ; , . , • County Tax Board that thoy made This makes for better and stronger oontomplatod by tho founders," said RESOLVED: That a copy of thoso atamps oil letters. Postmaster Qen wliolo Philadelphia Oonforenco which lies tilled the cftlcc of Secretary Mr. and Mis. Frank Hulsutl and a mlstako last year when they mado government, too. And this Is . the Senator Herbert, "tluuo Increased resolutions In sent to Capt. Bishop, slnco the organloatlon of tho ordci oral Drown Is asking Congress to then occupied tho entire ground now 'amlly or Point Pleasant, woro tho U|> tho ratable sheet and thnt It purpose ef the open primary. Qosts are Inevitable, llirougli thi and also be published In th} Con- Increase letter postago to 3 cents covered hy tho Philadelphia, Now In Mntuwan In 1840 with the excep­ vcek-end guests ct Mr. Hulsart'a was not correct. Naturally all tho (iltorts of orgOnlaed minorities, wo forenoo Mthutoo. .. tion of ono year when ho passco A few years ago, when denator Until business gels back to normal, Jersey and Newark Conferences, paronts, Mr. and Mrs. oiictord: W. taxpayers In thb remaining portion William A, Stevens mado a sugges­ ar* constantly broadening the seopo then to mako the roto 2Vi ccntsi numbered but sovonty-four minis­ th ro u g h th e clinlVs and becam o k REV. EDWARD PAGE lu lsart. ' , ' 1 of tlio county will watch with a tion that for state ; purposes the of our operations, and naturally In­ Postal business fell ot! marc tlmn te rs, . 1‘ast Orand. The other member U The Matawan 'Lake Conimlttoo Is great deal of Interest. 8tate Convention should be substi­ creasing our costs." , 158.000.000 In 1930, and tho decrease "From th e year 1817 to tho year A “Clrettll Rider", on ihe Freehold- Richard Bedle who has nlled vari­ working hard to attain Its goal sot tuted for the primary, Immediately ' In obher words, those groups and In 1931 was In proportion. Air mall 1032, a period of thlrty-flve years, Long B ran ch C ircuit In 1833 ous oOlces for tho past 17 years. cliques wlileh eampalffiietl an stren­ an d Aim In 1UD 1 to raise $33,000 to build the darn for lW ND-ncRK) arty has been the dominant party ■Ucd awl despairing. Pres.ilng eco­ oleanest stories ever produced, tho nouncement there would be no sermons, led numberless classes, and ago, wore held In "April," so that in Monmouth County for a great nomic and social Issues abound on smaller towns of Amcrlcn aro the 23 YEARS AGO I t is a bit complicated, but we necessity for a primary election the' number of his baptisms ran up Mr. Pago was preaching In Keyport many yeara. During all that time every side. Unemployment, various best ptac« In the world In which to Miss Haocl Lupton was tho guost gather that Europe will bo unablo next May. The thing was all settled to 3,Oil, a number equalled perhaps Ihe year (1833) that tho first Meth­ It has had a primary fight ever) platu for slablltalng Industry with live. Sho declares tlio small towns of Dr. and Mrs. Bcekman nt Sayro- to pay what sho owos us unless .wo and all that was necessary was to i by but few ministers since the days odist Sunday School was organlood oanoel tho debt, ' jTsr. and some of these have been goverimieiital aid, farm relief, tax- have lost about all ot thctr unat­ villa over Sunday, open the campaign fur next fall' of Jchn the Baptist." In the home of Mr. and Mrs. John pretty slid and hard; Ju«l «s lu i\l atliMi—thtwe and olh ci l&suos are tractive teatures, wlitlo at the sumo Miss Anna McCleos has),returned with a full ticket already nornin- j Snyder. Aren't you amaied at tho oaso » fight «s at the general election. engaging tlio public mind and we tlmo retaining all tliclr virtues. Tlio Iter, Edward I'uge Died Suddtnly to her home at Holmdol after ated. j only thing the email town lias too Tho "Keyport Company" hnd pre­ with which young Ocnator La Fol- It It said that Ihe mi»t rfflelen! < When a mail was nominated by the must look to Congress tar action. March IS, 1807 spending several days with Miss much of, slio behoves, Is gossl|i— viously (M ay 24, 1834) given to the lotto can portion o u t flvo an d a half form of government In the world la | noimbllcan party he stood a reason­ The last Issue, taxation, Is ixwilbly Itcv. Edward Pago was being en­ May Bergen. and olttacns generally will agree school trustees, a lot upon which to billions If Undo Sam will Just , pro- an absolute monarchy provided Hint able chance ol election. H its m ean t the greatest of all. It l.i Intimately tertained by Captain Ilonry E. Bish­ Mias Oiisslc Kortonliaua has re-< that sho la right, "Tho smnll (own build a sehool-house, many subscrib­ vldo It? , the right monaich l>e obtalntHl. D ul: that thi lieople, If they wanted 10 related to the ollicrn. Kniploymrnt op, wlillo attending tho N. J, Meth­ allll has leisure," anys Miss Gulo, ing with the understanding that turned to her homo In Oltllwood af­ th a t 1s tho catch In II. to ttm l th e expi’PSj tlif tr choice, could do so I i Mil only result from inilustrlnl ac­ odist Conference at Koyport, In Cal­ ter spending sovoral weeks with rel­ "The lieople talk about their gar- proaohtng services were to be held Pork clio|is anil ham aro quoted benevolent monarch who will suit (lie primary. They did. tool And tivity and o*i»ivilon—and nothing vary M. E, Church, whon ho sud­ atives In Jersey City. ileivi; children have a placo 111 tho therein, when completed, atler which a t Ono oont a pound on tho, hoof, everyono and be equal to the lob. j the csndldate of tho lmlr|>eiultiit can do more to frighten Industry denly passed away. home; there la not that nlr of (1833) church services wore held Wo havo cxpnrlonced sohio re­ but It’s a long, oxpenalvo drarf' from In the slste.wai lormer dliciill was Juit as liable and dltl win Just and prevent the lnvojhnont of cap­ Tlio Monmouth Democrat, "Dally breathlessness that plants one 1m - there regularly: the Sunday School markable weather tho past week. tin hoof to tho kltohcn stove, llarry N. Jolimun fur one ol the] as often u (he man picked by tho ital, Uian cxcemlvc taxation. Conference Edition" of March 27. proulon on lop of another so lant was also held there. According to Friday, Sunday, Monday and Tuoa- hYeeliolder candldstm and llowattl, f,i>-i'alli'U W aders T o our mllul, tlili ’nuue who pwiMwe pinna for help­ 18U7, published the following: tho dates, the llev. Mr. Bdward Page dny were spring-like and summer­ ilmt nil Is lo.\t. Noise and distrac­ Tlio depression h a s boon so bad* Holiiht, prom t Auemlilymnn from was a must excellent thing for tha ing Ihe (Uslmuct) at the expense of "Fnlhcr Page was taken without tion make cities too feverish. People was the first regular Methodist like days, tho thermometer reaching that our hunger marchers 'hrtvo to' Momnoutli Coimty, «» rople. 11 th e Deimwrtalo i>«rty U the taxpayer may Imve rentlinrlit n moment's notice anil without pain, exist l|i cities, Dut It la In tho preacher to oonduct sorvlcrs In the 10 degrees In tlio ahnde on one day move across the oontlnont In movo date for Hherllt. Hill Mr. JoIuikjii ] to brcum* the dominant psrty in on their sltle. Hut many of the re­ the maimer of his doath may be amaller towns ol the country that drat sclioolliouso (looatori on Church and approaching thnt figure oil the hlgh-apeed trucks Instead of limou­ h a d previously au>K»uuccd h is can* Monmouth Coiinly we hope that It lief iilam th e y pro|KMe would ri.) th e called a translation, and as happy a they really live mul enjoy life ns It Street) In tM Town of Keyport, o th e r dny.1, Frogs were heilrd oroak- sines. dldaey far Sherllt and refused In >» will not only refrain from luntlnj unemployed jnorv harm than iiojiI, translation ns was ever mada troin was lnlendiHl that they should en­ and he intuit have known every man. Ing Tuesday night. Such mild ■Ide-traoked to the ottW of ft-rp. up liaiul-ltlrked randlilales, but on til the long run. There la a limit earth to lleaven." joy It." woman and child 111 the new village. weather at tills season of tlin year Wondor what the cx-Knlspr thinks holder. Tlie lieople tlwuld Honor tlte other hand, enrourage as many even lo the Attending power of a\iv- Ulsliop Janes was tho first opeakrr Ill 1030, the Rev, Mr. Pajo wai Is not recalled and tlio records for lieople to tiller the primary as pas­ eminent—a |wlnt beyond which the when lie reads of nil tho Orgumont him for his stand. Tim member* ol at the ■'Memorial Service" and said again appointed circuit preacher on 30 years back show nothing like It. about war dobts? ! th e D em ocratic liarly uliould c»|>r*

FRENEAU Mrs, Amelia Oriian and son, tho homo of Mr. and Mrs) .Olydo ported ln February. Tho number of PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. T. S. COBB VIEWS f THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Floyd, nnd Mrs. Rosie Wlon visited Bowne Br. , , . ,; . marrlagos recorded were for other PEOPLE'S CLUB HAS MEETING - : A SPECIAL EXHIBIT 1‘rcnosu To Have Civic Association tha former1* daughtor, Mrs. Milton Mrs, Louis Sohulmolstor and chil­ months aa follows: ( .M ataw an and Vicinity "Jcphthah, a Man of G ckhI In te n ­ Belovor, of Tanner's Corner, Wed dren woro visitors on Bunday ut Mureli, July, August, two each; The need for Christian virtues tn While in New York, Saturday, t|io It was decided, In view of the nosday. tions,” will be the sermon topis at constant domand tor moro civic In tho home of her mothor, Mrs. Katlo May, September, October, throe present-day character building was tho Matawan Presbyterian Church, Rev. T hom as S. Cobb, pcC3>r of the Mrs. Ocorgo Oaub and son, Wal­ Fay, ' ' . . Mr«, Loliro Mount of Bllverton, Wrest and also to taring about Cottar oi\ch; April, Juno, November, ono discussed, at a meeting of tho Sunday morfilng. The Rev. Thomas Presbyterian Church, visited the ■ »p4nt ovor Friday In town, ter, woro South Rlvor visitors re­ Mr. aiid Mrs, Daniel Oatib onter- ench. Tho total births was twenty- Young Peopled Club at the Prcsby- special exhibit of Chinese im peril, oo-operatlon in projects of public cently. S. Oobb, pastor, ’Will narrate the old Interest, that ths people of tho FrG' talnod Mr, and Mrs. David Plerco three, tnrlnn Ohivrch, Monday evening. It Hcbrcv' iritse d y «md sn ■>*. priestly and theatrical vobcs on dis­ , ...Alien E, Ciuylon is upending Iho ■ Mrs; Loon Burlow nttondod tho nouu sootlon should form a Olvlc of Englishtown, Sunday afternoon. Death laid a heavy hand on Mat­ was decided that the qualities men­ plamviion of Jephthah's fUicldal ac­ play at tbe Metropolitan Museum ^ Woek In Chicago on bualncts, Inaugural ceremony of Ooverhor Mr, and Mrs, Arthur -Brown Sr, awan during 1031 and led both the tioned by Pnul in his letter to the tion. At the evening service at 7:30 of Art. Ro was a guest of friends P. Howard Lloyd nddreesed the Association. The organisation moot­ Mooro at Tronton at Tuesday, wero yisltod on Sunday by tholr birth and marrlago rate. There phlllippians; truth, honesty, Justice, on the Museum Staff at-the Manges i ? M&Uiwan .MflaoiUe Ijodao on Tuoh- ing Is to be hold ln tho Frcncau Are o’clock, the pastor will read John son, Ollvor, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ wore thlrty-nlno deaths during the purity, loveliness and good repu­ Symphony Orchestra program in , day. night . ■ house, tomorrow evenlhg, at 8 o'clock Mansfield's dramatic monologue on at which time officers will bo oloctod CLIFFWOOD man Vnn Houvol of New. Brunswick. year, tho month March leading with tation, are essential lor a success­ “Tlie Everlasting Mercy.” Study In . . — , • j . ’ Mr»?Thoodoro CHekote is cxhibit- and committees formod and what- The Ladlee’ Auxiliary , of tho Flro a total of olght. Tliorc wero six ful and happy life.' the Gospel o/ John will be continued Why is it. that the more money ,,, lng foraythliv ln full bloom picked Company will hold a meeting in tho d eath s In Ja n u a ry , Avo in A ugust, over olso the tlmo might pormlt. Miss Martha Marz, Mias Emma at tho Thursday evening mld-vrsek the rich save, the less money t]ie 'from: her garden, ■ flro house on Tuesday evening., four each in Juno and July, three Following an animated discussion It Is sincerely hoped that many will Marz, Miss Leona Martin and Mar­ service. poor will have to save? ; "-.J- ln November, two each ln Fcbru on Paul's teachings, under the A A'meeting of stockholders ol Tho attend tho meeting. tin More motored to tho Valley F. HOWARD LLOYD ary and May and one each in tho leadership of tho Rov. Thomas S. , .f Motttwnn Bnpk has been called lor Btroam Airport, Sunday. , , 'TuesjJny morning, , months of April, October, Decem­ Oobb, Presbyterian pastor, the Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Conover en. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mettlng en­ . ■ ADDBEBSES MASONS ber. ■ . ' young people played various games. I ’ * Margnrot J. Devlin was the tertalned the Rev. E. F. Reed, pas­ tertained a party of friends at their At the last regular meeting of Tho report was compiled by Bor­ Shirley Van Brakle was winner of a 1 ■ BUest.of Ulss Mary Martin ln Ellza- tor of the Methodist Church of homo last Friday evening ln cele* M ataw an Lodge No. 102, Froc and ough Olerk William A. Rodgers. ping-pong tournament. Refresh­ ■ >. both oyer the week-end, , Matawan, Mrs Reed and Mr. and bratlon of the birthday of their Acccpted Masons, Tuesday evening, ments of hot chocolnto and cake ( ,, Miss ireno^Bolto had as^her guest Mrs. Ocorgo Stllwell at dinner, niece, Miss iMnrgarct Mettlng. Cards Worshipful Brother F. Howard MATAWAN SCHOOL BOARD were served under-direction of the , -, over-;t«e' week-end* i Miss Eleanor Wednesday evening. . were-played and refreshments wero v Lloyd, a Past Master of the Lodge, RELEASED MISS M. METTINQ Executive Committee composed of ■ .. Petrneus ol New York. Mrs. James Thompson has re servod. ■ Mary Insley, Mae Lines, and Floyd turned homo otter spending several gavo a very fine address. Frof. \ Thjj annual- Washington supper of Several from Cllffwood and OllfT- Lloyd took as his subject, "Tlic sig­ The Board of Education meeting Bliss. A guest, Dorothy Holliday, weeks with her nlecc, Mrs. Bessie wood Bench ottended a card party M o ta w a n (a. E. Chursh will be serv- nificance of the Three Degrees.” ln special session ln the High School Was welcomed. . Eggart of Larchinont, N. Y. Mrs. at the home 'of Mrs. Hyer ln Mata- •.eft on Tuesday evening,' February 23. About forty brethren wero pres­ Tuesday night, discussed the resig­ The next meeting of the group Thompson was quite ill while there wan, which was given ln honor of 'A .daughter, MSrgaret, was born ent and all were unanimous ln say­ nation recently rcc.civcd from Miss will be held Wednesday evening, and Is still under a doctor’s care. Mrs. Hyer’s aunt, Mrs. Nellie Taft. to-W r,:and Mrs. R. C. Devlin, Mon- ing it was one of tho finest talks Margaret Mettlng, a teacher in the Ja n u a ry 27, a t 7:30 o'clock: in the ' Miss Olive Stllwell entertained About twenty guests were present -day. Thla is their flftli daughter. ; thoy ever heard. . Cllffwood school. After Miss Met­ ieoturo room of the Presbyterian two tables of brldgo, Tuesday eve­ Pinochle; ouehro, fan tan and don}- It Is the intention of Brother Pike tlng had presented her resignation Ohurch. Final plans for a Young ' ■'•Mrs.; David Suydam spent Friday ning, after which refreshments were inoes were played. High scorers tho new Master, to. have several of she requested that It bo rcconsld People's service, to be held Sunday •;visiting: Mrs. Emma Brown and served. were' as follows: Pinochle, Mrs. these addresses during tho winter ored by the Board and Her position evening, January 31, ln the Presby­ M rs.M UlnrdR. Trimble at Belford. Mrs. Hancc Wolt of Red Bank, Charles Mettlng, Mrs. Eiscnbach; and any brother who misses them saved U possible. ■ terian Ohurch, will bo made. The : .. Adelo iT.-Jordan," ion of Mr. and visited her niece, Mrs. John K. euchre, Mrs. Weber; Mrs. T, Regan; will miss a real treat. Tho Teachers’ committco, which INSPIRES THRIFT ; . M rs, J; A, Jo rd a n , will spend th e Crlne, recontly. ! discussion will be led,by Floyd Bliss. fan tan, Joseph Collins, Mrs. Dilks; had been ln session with Miss Met- j Week-end in Newark. : - .Mrs. Holmes Lambcrtson spent dominoes, Mrs. E, Arose, Mrs. D. ting, recommend, that the resigna­ Tuesday with her father, William Blyth. . . . EXAMS FOR WEST POINT The habit of making regular de­ -• Edwarcj updegrafl t of New tion bo received as of January. 20 Tho first day her ohlldron start} Lambertson, of Ccdnr Grove, : ARE 1IELD AT FREEHOLD ; , ('-IforlE.-ls 'spendingK dlntrloli to Inspoot Thn high ninnth for hlithri wn» Mrn, Wllllnm Scliulindntor spent daughtor, liuth, ol ritmun thn work dono nt tliln nchool, nnd to Jnnunry, Hvo being roportod (luring nliow work dono nt othur nehools, a dny, rncnnlly, nt tlw homo of Mr. th n t m onth. No birth s won* ro- Mr. nnd Mis. Wllnon W. Hobrougl) This exclmngo of Idras In very nml Mrn, Itlulmrd Orotainan of Old entertained at a co-o|>entllvo dlmior prottliiblo to all concerned. After llrltlHd. ? “ ?rEBtaAkYeEdR S p o n g e C a k e on Wcdncsdny evunliig, aucsta In­ tho rcKUlnr nitiotln^, u noolnl hour Mr, nud Mrn. Nelson Applegate Only (he finest ln(|r«dl«tili uml llyfil o*i«J fluffy..,|uil lilts honit ItuVoJ. cluded tho Misses Clordon, llolTinnn wore vlBlted oh Tuusdny by Mlsu 101- wiun pawed nnd rofronhmcntn woro — . ^ UKSPK ItOUlAIlT tl« and Wells, arid the Messrs. McNnbb, rorved. roso Arose of Jorsoy Olty, MATTHEWS Pwioniia nnd 6hoa, und tho Rev. Miss Vlvlun Walling of Koyport, Mr, niul Mrs, ChnHos Sohnuok, Bug T h o m no s, coM i. Hurnlrll fi'nflj si, on trRvn n blrthdny pnrty nt hnr homo nnd daughter, .lean, worn vl»lt<>M nn 3 f c l 5 Heolal services In tho prize at brldgo during tho altor* OLIVE OIL STRINGLESS GRAPEFRUIT Spring Valloy mission beginning, BNQAOKMKNT KX'lltAOItDINAltV ' n o o h 's ploy, MrB, F ran k Bliss waB next Monday ovenlng nt 0 o'clock. BALL © BAND 4 Day* Starting Ralurdny, Janunry S.lrtl HEARTS awarded n consolntlon prize. ‘ IN I'EIISO N — ON THU HTAOH W-PINT JUO •riOMOA'I WMIII r * _ Mrs. Athol O. Rees ontortalnod MIl.Dltlll) IIAIIKIH BROWNTOWN RIO U t t t BEANS bf K 11*11. WMIII THI MtCa** 5 C nion ln honor of hor houso guost, SALADATEA WOItt»» riNllf etANIAII OIOWH, Miss Merlon Brown or Rutherford. Mr, and Mrs, Olarenco Strickland Formerly Wire of the Fainuux L'umodlun of Matawan, spont Friday evening fnm M» OttStm" Miss Brown received a guost of CHARLIE CHAPLIN CAN PURE LARD pc ■ h o n o r prlwrf, M rs. W illiam E. J o r ­ at the homo ot Mr, and Mrs, Abram 1 r BIV 9 CI Vmfc 2 3 « | Vi^ 4 3 e ai iMi iw rouio O Burlew, 1 0 c , dan hold high score and Miss Ber­ 3 flt.rtlits W .J., Jan. 17 Mrs, Rosa Sohulmolstor of Oheoso- 4 D«ya, Btartln* BM.« Jun. U nice W.' Brown, socond, Both re- quake, spont Thursday nt tlio homo HIW ENOLAHD oolvod prises. ot Mr. and Mrs. William Oortol. OVIN-BAKID D E H I^ IS cam I W v I o n A chest ollnlo will bu hold next B.M BEANS “ a 10' I “S', 17<; R, Kaufmnn of Oravol Hill, spont BMAIL CALIFORNIA P(A BEANS BAKIO WITH fOKK IN BRICK OVtNJ Friday morning at 10 o'olock in Tuesday aftornoon with his sister, tho Amorloah Legion Hall instoad of Mrs. Asher Wilson. tho Publlo Health Oontor as hns Mr. and Mrs. William Bunkot and B.M BROWN BREADS 2»25< boon the custom, This ollnlo Is hold fam ily, of P erth Am boy. Woro gtiosts In Matnwnn only whon thoro Is a of Mr. dnd Mrs. Anthony Fredda, MIRIAM HOPKINS LEO CARRILLO filth Friday In tiio month and is Saturday ovenlng. A "COMMON.5ENSB" FAlK* lnrgoly attended, mnny coming Constance Cummlng* Del Monte B a b - o “ 1 0 c Nlooins Ehlors spent Bundny with PHILLIP HOLMES ABOUT OUR you ei»ANlMQ INAMIj AHO >OIC«*AIMj irom other parti of tlio oounty for relatives ln Brooklyn. A t L a 9tl — i n - observation, William fluart of Motuohon, wns — IN - W hlto Loghorn > Mrs. Ohnrlos E, nark«t ontor- PEARS BABBITT'S - 4 C tho guost of Oeorge R. Wlon on A MODERN GALOSH C I I A N I I , talhed tho Thtirsdny Afternoon Sunday. .tMMtatflbllfesrt O HOUUN ft i Bridge Olub nt hor homo ycstordny Mrs. Roslo Wlon, Mrs. aoorgo FOR MEN “TWO KINDS “THE GBILTY m tt £ III CAHI ^ EGGS nftornoon when thirteen mombovs Onub, Mrs. Anthony Frodda, Mrs. *lh»n ■uo»o»»lold tyw«II Ud KIRKMAN.. ! l 9 c woro proBont. Following a lunohoon William Ocrtol and Mrs,, Rosa and you’ll like thcnt. too. while Uyhpfn And wliul i o « r chip* GENERATION” TUNA FISH i r c inowwhli* b«aull«i 1h**« h«ni the women plnyod nt brldgo whon Sohulmelnter spent Friday nftor­ Enoy on nnd ofF.Loolc like OF WONEN” >» 2 5 c weight, warm and com­ WYNNK UIIIHON flnul /it fluvor. Mis, Jninos M. Vnn llrnklo, Thursday with her daughtor, Mrs. HTUAltT ItltVViN ItoniUtT VOIINO The first auction snlo of the son- ISmll Wudo. fortable. Dress up your mviNd ricm x EMMA l)IINN DDGGIEiDINNER .DO/IN CAMAY SOAP son will bo hold Janunry Uj whon Mrs. William Oortol and Mr*. feet for winter with n liKHIJH FENTON 2 5 c 3 CARU 1 9 0 V/nltcr MeDa.vlt of Morganvlllo, Roslo Wlon visited Mrs. Burk Lam­ VIVIENNK OHUOIINK A tt 3'«h,-2'56 toiil toll his housohold olteets, Mr, bortson on Tuesday, pair of these up«tC’date MoDavlt lins sold his property i to Mrs. Howard Oreen spont Monday overshoes. A Completo Ctmnit of aeorgo Broshay, Including an ox. at tho home of hor parents, Mr, nnd VAUDEVILLE inti PICTUKl'.fl EVI’llY flhango for rosldontlnl property In Mrs, Slgman of Brunswlok anrdonn. , ti.lmlen, Mr, and Mrs, DcDnvIt will Mrs, Kathorlno Oortol has ro- SATURDAY anil WEDNESDAY niako their home, nt least tcmpor tiirned liomo after spending sovornl Chas,C.Schock Ceiillf»UBM> B»l, nml Suit. ■ arlly. wllh their daughtor, Mrs. wooks with hor nolee, Mrs, Herbert Main Stroot Matawan, N, J. Olmrles Schrodor, ln Hllloldu, Burlew, of Freneau, 1 PAGE SIX T H E M ATAW AN JO U R NA t FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 !

STAYS DIVORCE SUI1; DAMAGES OF U.760 OfQce, clm rta wero p resented a t tho arc well suited, and sho. lias tho dis­ Ttl 245-J fupplou for tiule JOHN IEC 0M PTE GETS OP KEANSBURG MAN WATER SYSTEM PLAN FOB INJURED SPINE meeting whloh gavo » graphlo pic- tin c t ndvahtugr of being- close to thp FARM BUREAU NEWS turo ol what has actually happened largo consuming markota, besides FAlRSERViCE KENNELS AWARD FOR LAND By court order, Vico Chancellor EXPLAINEDAT FRENEAU Mrs. William E. Gordon Wins Law and Is luppoulng lu tho vcgotablo having wolMovnldpod farmers Berry on Thursday stayed WIHlnm suit Agalmt Iloilo Corporation. Articles of Interest to Arrlcul. Industry. I n th e decade from 1030 inavkt'U In or adjacent to her terri­ ItE O , A. K . ( ’. COMMISSION DECIDES STATE E. Dyer, Kcnnsburg electrician, (Continued from pago ono) A verdict of dom ngcs for $3,720 tartsts by Elwood Douglas*, to 1(30, tho area which Includes tory, Each day moro . vegetable Homo of Champion SHALL PAY 1IIM >2,000 from proceeding any further with was given for Mrs. Maybollo V, d o r County Agricultural AgonL Florida, Increased from 100,000. to grow ers In Uio county aro booom- Falricrvlce Chief LUtlc tik his dlvorcc suit against his wife un­ foot charge on both angle* of their don, wlfo of Wllllnm IS. Gordon o; 400,000 ncres, T ho a re a which ln - ing vitally Interested In produotlon Stanley nnd Brnin Slirlbrlck of til ho has paid her 942Q which slio property but would fill Are It wltli Keyport, aualnst tho Rolls Traiiilt eludoJi. Toxnt and Oklahoma In- costs, tholr ntUtudo being that If mi\TA»VnX'i, n , J . it*rita4» Aro AUuwrd 51,000 fur claims he owes her os arrearages tholr nclghbar ticrasa the way. Tlie Corporation ln a lawsuit which was • f or tho Flower I,ovor orcaicd from ' llOJJQO to 300,000 thoy con redticu tholr costs some­ 'The Deat Thero I h In Alrodalea” L an d T aken by State* in support. estimated cost ]»r running foot for tried boforc Judge Gallagher aud a • A card, phono call, or letter, to ncron. Tho Paclflo Coast area 111' where without Impairing tho quali­ Dyer has filed ln chanccry for each foot of pro|>erty tilonn the wa­ Jury at Freehold last week, your Monmouth County Extension crcnscd from 100,000 to 470,000 ty of the product,, they will be lust Jacob n, LcflerLs of Matnwan, Jo- support on the grounds of desertion te r moiiM o n all liLs fro n t foat s e w ­ Tho suit waa tha outcomo of spi­ Sorvloe, Oourt Houso, Freehold, nores, and tho Nortli Atlnntlc area, so much ahead of tho other follow. soph L. Danahay of Freehold, ami but In an answer last week, his ed would bo 04 ccnta. Each person nal injuries which olra. dordon re Will bring you by m all, ono or a ll of which Includes Now Jorsoy In­ EDWARD W. CURRIE Oeorgo Conover of Kcyjwrt, Com- wife, Mabel V. Dyer, alleged she Installing water would nnd It necoj* celved last fVbruury wliilo sho was a the following anrdon Bulletins: creased from 130,000 to 180,000 P. O. WEIGAND CHAIRMAN mi&sloncr* appointed by Justicc Bo- was obliged to leave him Juno 1, s»ry on making application to the lwssenger on n Rollo bus.. At thot "Chrysanthemums for tho Home," acres. Flltoen years ago the North CARD PARTY AT BELMAR Attorney and No; 1311; "H erbaclous P erennials,M dlue to make an avrnrd by reason of 1028, because of extrem e cruelty, borough at the Borough Hall to pay time Mrs. dordon was employed at Atlantia area had a greater aoreago Counsellor-at-Law thfc condemnation of lands of John support order issued out of chan­ (as for tho Installation of a water tho omco of County Olerk Joseph No, 19B1; "G arden Iris," No. 1400, ln commerolal vegetable production Monmouth Council No. 9, New Lo Comptc situate on the Stone ccry Septem ber 28 of th e some lateral to th'j property line and for MoDermott of IFroohold, and was on nnd Growing Annual Flowering tlmn cither the Texas area or tho Jersey Civil scrvlco Association, will 121 M ain Ht. M ntaw an, N. J. Plants,''N o. 1171. You m a y o rder Hoad In Raritan Township deter-j year. Installing a meter after tho prlvuto her way to Freehold whon aho wai West Coast. • ■ . give a progressive card party in the T elephone 00 mined that Mr. Le Compte was en­ water oonneotlon hod teen mado by either by number or letter, Tim coupic nave one child, Lillian, hurt. She elalmod that ^he was Another group of charts showed American Legion' Hall, Belmar, titled to th e sum of $2,000 a n d the property owner. In-oa-mueh ns Certnlnly the flower lover's li­ now' five years old. She is living changing hor scat ln order to sit the carlot shipment of a number ol T h u rsd ay evening,1 F eb ru ary ; 18. awarded him Uiat sum. then: was no plumbing ordinance ln brary Is Incomplete without one or with her mother In Smlthtown wltli a group of friends, when sud­ vegctablo crops during the year. Prizes will bo awarded In four di­ Tho stato takes a piot ol ground the township, these water connec­ all of these interesting bulletins Is­ GARRET COTTRELL B ranch, L. I. denly the bus eayo a lurch, causing From this picture It is easy to see visions, ;cuchrc, five hundred,* pin­ flfty-flvc feet in width by thirty- tions oould be dono by the property sued by the Onitcd Stutes Depart­ Vico Chancellor Berry also allow­ her to fall with such force against that, there Is no such thing as a ochle and bridge, 1 ' : : Rea! Latata anu liusrsnvv three and a half fect ln depth from owner himself, or by someone em­ ment of Agriculture. ed Mrs. Dyer $5 a week as tempo- an arm rest that her spine was In­ “new” vegetablo at the present ’ There will also be door, prizes and Farm and Town Properties tha LcCompte property and ottered ployed. Beforo water Gervlco was rnry alimony and directed her hus­ jured. Sho claimed that she was time. Fifteen or twenty years ago, prizes for non-playors. Peter* O h im th e sum of $1,000 for it. He, given, the borough would require a Grafting Apple Trees 291 M ala S treet M ataw an, jf. 3, band to pay $100 to her attorney tu unable to work for eight months os a New York consumer looked far Weigand’ of Keyport, t Is chairman however, rejected the offer. The deposit of $15 to secure the pay­ the result of her Injury. Each spring more apple trees In Phone 085-M counsel fees In the pending suit. Keyport tomatoes about tho Fourth o f1 ttto event. ': All ‘ members o f, the state’s experts testified that Mr. Le- ment of the new account. Monmouth County are grafted to of July. Now the Keyport tomatoes Council and their .'friends are urged C om pte w as only entitled to $626. Questioned about, the need for IOIINSOV GETS SUPPORT soihe other vnrlcty than the year are Just tomatoes, and they come EAST KEANSBURG to help the success'of the party. Ezra W. Karkus was attorney for this deposit, Mr. Fronko explained OF MIDDLETOWN DEMOCRATS before. Such a condition will prob­ ln tho market along with tomatoes WOMAN ON PROBATION FRED M. BURLEW the owner, while Benjamin Van It was ln line with the usual deposit ably hold this coming season since J’rom producing sections which are Tine of Long Branch, waa attorney required by public utility companies At a meeting of the. Middletown apple growers are determined to thousands of miles away. Attorney and Mrs. Mabel Warren ol Raynor eliminate varieties which arc un­ lor the state. and was returnable when the service Township Democratic Olub of Port There Is not a month, and In fact The same Commissioners also Avenue, East Keansburg, who was ceased. Questioned for the Justlco profitable. If these varieties hap­ Counsellor-at-Law Monmouth lost , Thursday night, scracely a week in the year, that sentenced to a fine of $50 and costs pen to be on trees of good, hardy heard the condemnation suit of tho of the township being charged a which was attended by 125, repre­ some section of the United States 121 M ain S t. M alaw an, N. J . or thirty days ln Jail on November stock, they will be top-worked to State Highway Commission against g T e a t e r water rate than the rate sentatives of the party from that Is not shipping fresh vegetables to •4S. Liquid or Tablets ua«d Internally and Telephone 1870 23 by Judge Keith of Red. Bank, something more profitable. IN Salva ■ externally, make a complete Utanley and Bessie Shclbrlcfc who charged to; users on water ln the place, Naveslnk, Belford, Leonardo, our markets. Now Jersey no longer lost her appeal when It came be­ and effective treatment for Guide, own an cight-acrc farm on Poole borouati, Mr. Franke explained be­ East Keansburg and Hcaddon'n Tlie time to select the salons for has a special season In which her fore Judge .Truax in the Court of cause of the reason that the servlue Avenue, Raritan Township. The Comers, Former Sheriff Harry N, the grafting work is during tho products are the only ones going $5,000 in Cash Prizes state takes little more than half an Common Picas in Freehold on was ln the township and’ not ih the Aek Your DruggUt for Tartlculara Johnson of Highlands, was endorsed winter when the wood Is abso­ to m a rk et. R. W. BALKAM, M. D. V. acrc from tho farmjcavlng a small Monday. Judgo Truax sustained the borough the Water Department, al­ for tlie Democratic shlevalty qom- lutely dormant, and our Monmouth triangular portion on one side of conviction, and ln addition to the though a private municipal water lnatlon next spring as the one Oounty, growers will ho collecting In spite of this apparently pessi­ VETERINARIAN fino of $50 and costs, placcd Mrs, mistic outlook, Monmouth County this road with about six and one company, was sustained by borough Democrat who was best fitted for their scion wood during - the next H onrs: 8 to 10 A. HI.; 1 to 3 P . M. lo still in a favorable condition in half acrcs remaining on the other. Warren on probation for one year. taxes to r filter , beds, standpipes, the position and who would add week or so, evon though tho actual During the past yenr Mrs. warren tho vegetable Industry, Her vege­ No buildings are Interfered with. pumps, repairs and. replacements, strength to the ticket. grafting operation may not be per- 235 MAIN STREET PIIONE M table farmers understand crop The state experts testified the Shcl- has had several court cases with and for any defaults, but these taxes State Committeeman John J. iormed before - February or early hr'eks were entitled lo the sum of different residents of East Keans­ would not toe Imposed on tho town- Quinn of Rod Bank, who was pres­ M arch. production. Hor soils and cllmatc burg, the one mcntionod above $349.60. T ho aw ard was S600. ehlp users who bonefltted from ent - and spoke for Assemblyman The sclovs should be cut from Ezra W. Knrkus of Keyport was arose out of a warrant sworn out them and this waj a way of oolleot- Howard Height, made It known thnt last season's growth and should bo Children GRADING an d SCOOPING attorney for the owner while Ben­ by Mrs. Fronccs McColgan of Port Ing a surplus to be used for those should Johnson bo successful at the vigorous shoots with healthy buds. WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND jamin Van Tine of Long Branch, Monmouth Road churglng Mrs, purposes as they had to bs met primary, Height would take off hla Suckers will do aa scion wood, al­ D. E. Enjoy this was attorney for the state. Wurrcn with disorderly conduct for tho oonduot of tho Water De­ coat and work for his election. To though they aro apt to start a llttlo Place Orders Now for Fall Traoto? and citing a specific Incident when partm en t. thla Mr, Johnson ropllcd: “I liavo later bccauso the buds aro usually riowlng and Trucking Mrs. Warren wns reported to havo STORES Cough It was explained that all living on had my coat oil for tho Domocratlo somewhat smaller. It Is wlso to O. DIETRICH cnlled Mrs. McColgnn vllo names, MATAWAN HAS FIRST the mains, If tho plan was adopted, party for the past 92 years." carry tags with you In tho orchard on Broad titrect, Red Bank, on P . O. Dox 241 would havo to'pay tholr front foot Robert E. Grny spoko for John­ when you go after tho scions, thon Syrup November 13. . "Holly Park" brand Coffee, T PHALANXFRATERN1TY cost, but no one would bo form l to son at tho meeting, each vnrloty am bo cut and Phono 1010-J MaUwan, N, J. oonncot with the wator who did not o u r best, (ft 2Dc p er lb. bunched scpnrately nnd tagged |m i 7 ox. {Continued rrom pago one) wish to connect, or until such time Nicholas Kolsor Is president of the O ther Good Coffee 100 NORMA SHRARKR TOLD organization which, It wnn describ­ mediately, so thnt thoro will bo no as they should wish to connect the mlstako In Identifying It. Scion an d 20o per lb. l l o ttlo rtnnd.H fa r s o m o definite atm on the SHE WOULDN’T BK A 9UCCRSS ed, was dally gaining momentum. C. LEROY CLOSE. D.D.S, borough «to. 50c Oflloo Uuurs—4 a. m. to &:30 p. m. nbout thO fam ous sta r, who ia in moist burlap nnd put on tho fitltuUun: 'The purpose oi thiR fra­ Plro hydrnnts would be padd for Juno primary, Our best Creamery UuUor teamed with Robert Montgomery in floor In n dark corner of tho collar, ternity la to unite young mon in out a[ the township llro appropria­ (B> 20c jier Ih. No OlHce Houro All Day WotlneadAj co-oporaUvo ellort for tho cncour- "Prlvuto Lives/’ whloh will como to It jthouUI be In Komi condition whon tion nt the rnto of $30 fler year per Vrrsli Pork .Slinulders at 10q dHcmi-nt of a hlith standard of tho Strand Thoatvo, Porth Ambdy, Subscribe for this nowspnpor. you nre rendy to uno It. hydrant, wlilcli Is tho prlco now b?- p e r ID, You'll never have nny trouble Christian manhood; in an uuscl for one week, starting Saturday, Rotting your children to tnko Ing pnld. Fresli Hhouldori of Mutton nah service to thn community; in January 23. the following person­ W h a t H ns Happened to Vegetable Mrs. ^ell reported 43 families on © l ^ e p er Ih, lloxnll Cherry Bark Cough nn muiupfttionnble loyalty to Ameri­ ality ikotch was propnred from ob­ In d u stry ? Syrup, for 'thoy lovo Its pleas­ W. H. PENGEL, D.D.S, Uio threo streets desiring wator, CLASSIFIED ADS P rntm Link Saum ^o © 3So ca nnd her rtutltutlonii and In ihe servations nnd facts compiled by W hen u Monmouth County v c rc - IM Main Rlreel Matnwan When on expression from those p er Ib. ant flavor.: But what Is more ultimate expanftlon of ChrUt's Ideals her friends; tablo grower boo* to tho mnrkot Important, It breaks v o iib Iis present was called for as to the "Mull," brand Uaeun Vi lb, OlTlco Hour* 0 A. M. to Si30 P, M, of Peace, Liberty and Justlco In the Urlttlo lco tinkling ln tall turn* with lils trucklond o t produce on that otlior syrups fall to help, wish for this servlccat onco, the ‘f o r SALE pkir. © 12Ko. W orld.” biers, A orlsp orchlu. Crystal Tuesdnv nlglil during tho summer ae t n ■ bottle at your noxall No Qlllco Hoiire Thursdays rojponso was shown to bo unani­ Strip ltiioon © 80e per lb. Since Its organlr.atlon in 1US0 tho clcnrncM, Halts front Canada. aoitson, he may rccolvo n fair prlco mous by tho raising or lmnds. It Is LOW HONEY H U O E 3 —Doit f|Unl- Largo 14-01* Itotllo KctcUup Store and notlco haw It loos­ Phnlnnx F rn tern ity h as QPi'cittl to lSvcn* beautiful in nj\ E m press E u- snld thoro WO IB families In PrunedU Ity. Not 136% profit. Pn)iilly slue roij tho entire load n nd feel i)ulto (o’ 12o. en* Mio hard, dry phlegm, other Mntw and wns Instituted lu gonlo Imt, Oookod ovor rooming satisfied wllh tho Job that he hai And how ■ It soothes Inflnmiiil now ontlroly without water, It was SOe, quart BOo, 0 pounds natural I-argo Chipso lOo lier pkff, Knickerbocker Lodge 1 New Jersey tn 1031, Chapters arc houso itns jot waiting for movie doho, On tho following Frldny tissues. You will say It Is the thought tlio rocont rnin would ro- 75o, comb HOo and 88c. A ttractive Loosr Huvkwlient aud Ryo now lo be found In New lSn^lnnd break. Boyhood's Idea nf a princes. nlKhl: ho goes ngnln with another i. o . o . p . ” llovo tills condition but It hns not. wholesale prlcoa. Schllko's Ilonoy Flour. bust'you have over used. on lho Pacific eorut, in Canada nnd Puftiilon dMlgnor's delight. Eyes bluo loftd and not only receives a very Meet! every Monday nliht at • M nny lMllevo th e sm all fcodcr Farm, Matnwan, n . J . Q3 "Virginia | Sweet" roncnUo *i>xoi. The fraternity Hi growing ns deep pools,, aildw, rather than price blit lins n vory difficult o'clock In Odd relluwa' II.II jlrcntns aro drylhg up. Tho.no now jo*r Flour # 3 for SOe. OJ’OUOK LO.SCO, Nflhlo Q rnnd because of tho appeal of IU pro walks. tlitto to sell anything at all. Tho W . A. UUDQV.H9, H rco rd ln a Sec. maintaining wells will havo Uio priv­ PULL LINE OP USED T1IU58, good Now Orleans Molasses 4? 30c SqikM' s Pharm acy timm nnd fellowship tn the boat In- Hates Idle ehnttor, LUUng lnugh- ilege of UilnR tlism, as It Is not an­ for several thousand miles. Extra natural quoiUotl which comes to hli II, A. UU3IINU1.L, Trriiurer p «r q t. and M.00 |>ee ffullon, . l'rri. trip tlon lirugfflst Alt vlilllnj Odd I'ellowt are weloomt tm*Mn of young men, Thbi li the tor. Powder pastels hor fnvorltu ticipated a ity rojlrtotlons will bo value $3.D0 up. Corbett’s Wnndol ml)id la '-Whnt lias happened to tho Sweet Clricr ft 30o p er (rat­ real story of IMmlanx nnd ItM work, hut's. Just built her first homo In vogotftlflf .gainof" M ain St. M ataw an brought atiaut Urohlbltlnj tholr um Servloo 8 ta tlo n , R oute 34. 1-M ion, Fred tiuntrnbnch was appointed n Suhtn Monica. Likes vegetable as that (temnnd would iwturnUy , ft xecont veaetablo growers County Committeeman on tho talnd*. Nibblo.i Jam an d yenst oomo from the pooplQ thomiwlvos. FOR q u rac SALS, Ust your prop­ mcjotlngsln tho County Bxtenslon GORMELY TAXI County Y. M. O. A. Uqatd at i\ sttndwltihrs between meals. Thinks M rs. McU snkl she h n d csvllort on erties with HENRY E. DHVLtN, N IO IIT AN1> i>AY HI.11V1C1! luncheon given by Mr. White nt Imagination greatest asset of an thoso Uviut boyand ths division nr Central Building, Matnwan. Tal» Can Hired by Hour, Day or Weok l'ormlnRdnle last Baturday.V clar­ notrc*j. Never known to hnvo ti ophono M. HI Wilson Avenue nnd no one beyond Boro Mntltn B0e a PcrHnn ence Stuits wtu a iiuest, ru n in h er ho&iery. Posed for ad ­ wished to bo included, as they lmd A. Adam ttankn, Ofarerro n vertisements. Charming hostess. good wolls. , FORDSOH, aietrao, Uolcna and Mo- riio u e 1336 fltulu nnd Trod P. UuntenbAch at­ Advocate of nights out for hubbtoa, The Oommlttoc was Instruetod, Ooriulck-Dcerlng Tractors, rebuilt. tended the monthly State meeting Expert swimmer. Fast tonnls play­ when It mads ita reiwrt Uotorc tho Also Sprayers, Seeders, Plows, «to. of Phalanx In Newark nt the Y. w. er.' 8hy of horses. I'ownshlp Oommlltc, to lirgo th.! Conover llroa., Wlokatunk, Plwne 0 .1 A, HulUllhg 1'iicatlay evening. Never b^at) on ntagc, Abhors pertly adoption ct tho ordlnnnoo Uolmdel u. I3tf Chinery’sQualityDryGocds Abbut 30 member* were {'recent, pcscure. Plays piano, omnivorous which would autliirlec a band Isswo When Shopping in Keyport representing six Phnlnur; Groups. trader. Never drives her car but to cover the cost of installation, and MISCELLANEOUS 42 UROAR STR EE T A. Adam IJanke took charge of the to bo paid ofl by the abutting prop­ cun. Has Persian cnt for pet IF YOU HAVE a homo or rooms to Warm Store, rieniy ot Llatit HUY Group*. Wednesday cvcnlnjt. erty owners aw already filed pj bfcRest nets on tho vaudeville stage. ns he said at a later day water ays lems will all bo or thnt alw. He OUR STOCK OF tltions as candidates are P. O. Wei M ildred H arris C haplin com es Ul- TWO O-ltOOM HOUSES at 11 Ra- also rfoonunended a Mild spun type ftand/rhoniAs Rathbono and Oeont- w l to Perth Amboy, from a tour of vlne Drlvo, Newly decorated. All of pl|ie which ho nnld was cheaper U. Schanck. Tills ticket will com* thn largest theatres in New York, Improvements. Inquire by tele­ and would mean lesa troublo. pose Mm tick et which tho volert* ot Chicago, Boston, CaUforntt aud the phone 188. Bit Flour, Grain and Feed Raritan Township will bo asked to South. She will present her ant at W, O. Prauke, mtcnklng lor Prr (rive u>elr aupport. the Ma)**tto exactly ns it apiwared neau, tald lift would advise the uni SITUATIONS .WANTED IS VERY LAROI'. AND WE ARB at the Palace Thcatrt, New York versal pl|ie, while ll would oost U00 RRLLINO IT AT KNtilNR COMPANY whrro It was applauded by thou»« moro. Tlie Ilmuuith of Matawan YOUNG GEHMAn ' w OMAN wishes e l k c t h o f f i c e r s Alula at every pprformanw. waa u.'lna U nml lio thought thr lo do hoiuo »wk by tho day, Re­ BOTTOM PRICES A cycle of annKi and recitations township should, '" * :1Y ply Dos tl, cam of Matnwan Jour­ lteyjwrt ftndlnr Comiwny No. 1 will feature h n net. Jtmmy Moore, Tlw qiii'jium of employment for nal, 18* tltla water Installntinn was brought oi IM annual election, cho»v the nolvd for hU piano playing will nc< WE CARRY A LAItOK STOCK O r following ofntvrs: Proaltknt. Htury company the star during her Perth up by aomo of ill* township people, Help Wanted—Male Way: Bwretary. Lm IIp K ing; T ttaa. Amboy appoaranc*. Afrfthgcments wlilcli wai nmwrred by Mr. lXilan urer. 6. Frank Miami Hr., who wai hare been mid© to accommodate saylnit that tha work would be done YOUNG MAN lo represent Nntlonal elected for hls 43rd ooitaecutlro the laryiNd audle»^* In the history the 1 Laurence Harbor Democratic Club Klwoocl Hunymi'fl uroeery store cure of tho hahy, until the noxt one." Zahn wero hantcssea to the women ivprrwntwt nt tho second Inaugur­ was danmHetl by Iln' Friday evenlnu. Jl Is believed exeesrilve heal caused members of the Conjireuatlonid atio n of A. H arry Muurc as Clov- “How clover," nald tho nolghbor, Church, Monday afternoon. rnnr. HU cars carried twenty-live fuel enutalneni lu esplude In the nm l khvo tho I^tng Inland womnn u look. Ernest Undo provided nn imumiul members of tho club to the inau­ nton\|?e room In the rear of I ho “It was tho moHt nnmzlng look," entertainment at tho meelluu of tin* g uration. ImlldlHK. Tho dam ni'o Is mi n rrn t r At the conclmdon of r,oel.il aetlvltln nt. th e I.a llrte hom e on JiftUeslde conllniicU and (here will be no gonoral that It hi rnro to eueoun- refreshments worn nmrd. Those Place. ulale elnhlti inado examliiatlons hi ter puro mclnl lu any of tho nrtu present wore: Mm. Albert Callahan, John Hrhultr, of KHraboth, wa?i January lu the township I or liidtitdilex. New ulloyn havoiurulo M rs. M. IShrhurdt. Mrs. A, Oroj.n, visited at Die home of Mr. and Mrs III the Montnouth County attend* It potmlhlo to build eiiKlni'3 whleh Mrs. Katherine Headley, Mrs. Frank Fred Hehultr. of Hummerlleld Ave­ biico report for December, l’ort hnvo n weltfht of only two potmdn Btout, M rs. A. W hitaker, Mr:i. John nue, tliiturduy. Monmouth wah ilMrd uh IiuvIuk per horflo power nnd hnvo hrouKht Ooble, Mrn. J. Zahn, Mrs, Chorion Frank Casilo or Imntnn Way, has tll.l peieentUKe. tho loeoiuollve and nutninoullo to Novlns, Mrn. M. Klur.o, Mf«, 11. boen eonllned to hl?i home several Mia/) a m e o Hoollrt', nil. /ui|>or- Ihelr present iilntn nt elHeleney, Bolmeffer and Mm. H. Taka. days this week on account of n sore vhor, vblteri thn local school lant UHornl life o f Much Implement!) hn T hu C atholln Ciu:> will dulpenfie fool, eaur.ed by stepping on a nail Friday, nhovelH, plekx, plows nnnla of In on automobile accident, is slowly Townnlilp, on Tucwlny afternoon, npcakor, spoko in tho afternoon. Tlio ornl lntorcst worn posted In public recovering at her home on Union by Miss C. E, WllBon of Port Mon- Ilev. O. Cordon Brownvlllo of Iho pineal under tho bonding N, 10. W. H, THE EMPRESS OF GERMANY WAS BREAD? MERCHANT-BAKERS WILL Avenue. moutli, Mls.i Wilson In ono of tlio Asbury Park Baptist Church, who li'ar exnmplo, If n story wun from Tho Ladles' Aid Society of Grace holplng tcacliers In tho county. has become famous for hln radio n northern point It wns put umlor TAUGHT AS A GIRL TO MIX DOUGH deivcr it promptly to your order, in wnxed M. E. Church met at tho liome of Raritan nnd Holmdcl Townships Sermons, spoko In tho ovonlng. tlio N column, nnd If from tlio wfnt, Mrs. John McNcvln on Monday aft­ woro rcnrcsoiitcd. Miss Harriot D. under tlio W column. Clrr.dunlly AND BAKE BREAD. HOUSEKEEPING paper, warm from the oven, perfectly mixed ernoon. . Cooko of nod Bnnk, County' Health HOLMDEL tlio four loiters woro used ai one Supervisor, savo a talk on "Hot w ord. WAS A SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR and balccd to perfection! Utllc Changes In School Dudfct Lunchcs,” to bo provided nnd glvon William Martliuoii iinilorwont an Then, too, tlio word mny ho tlio For tho first tlmo slnco tho bor* tho children at noon. MIba Oookc oporntlon for appendicitis nt tho plurnl of tlio word "now." During QUEEN VICTORIA OF ENGLAND. THE tho Mlddlo noon It wne written «■ ouRh was lncor|>oratcd, a Joint meet­ spoko In behalf of tho children who Long Branch Hospital last week. For HOUSEKEEPING? NO SPECIAL TRAIN­ nowoi, nowls, nnd newys. ing of the Borough Council and tho nro undcrwolnht. It was nlso oskod r tlmo his condition scomotl vory EMPRESS OF CHINA SENT ANXIOUS­ Doard of Education was held In tho that milk to bo glvon children. A w rlous, b u t ho Is now m uch Im­ ing is needed for this today; for mechanical plooo of netlvlty work was on ex­ proved, LY TO REMOTE PARTS OF ASIA FOR Cottage Park Achoolhouso last Wed­ Th» Do.pollo Hii.bsnd nesday nlghl to discuss tho 103!l hibition. This was contributed by Soot In tho chlmnoy of Jncob servanta serve you at every'turn, and the tlio tcachcrs. Thoao prosent from Stern’s building caught flro last I.oonor I/oreo, rnllrond miignnto, DELICACIES TO SERVE TO GUESTS. budget for school purposes. It was ttilkeil shout liushandi at n moot­ Rnrltan Township were: Mrs. F riday. Tho nrcm on Boon ox- the desire of tho Borough Council ing or collega traatees, advertisements are always at hand to guide John BORarth, Mrs. Stllwoll, Mrs. tliiRUliiIiod tho li la u a n d tlio ilnm* to hnvo the school budget cut its "In Fulton OUf In my- tioyliood,- Jamison, Mrs. Dopreaux, Miss Oro- oso wn» small. WHEN YOU AS A HOUSEWIFE ENTER* . m uch a s possible. H arry W. Doylo, tin ondod, "old Uncle Jethro Dosit- and advise you in your selection of food, fur­ lioa, Miss Mulhom, Miss Wooloy nnd About sixty iiomons nttondod n District Olerk, explained that every ter suld tin list word About hui- Miss DahronburR, Those from dnnco hold by tho Youiw Moil's the portals of your now homo, whether it U solwol appropriation had been gone linntls. nishings or household aids. Into carefully an d cuts h a d boon Ilolmdol Township wero! Mrs, Club In Max Lofsky's hulldlnit Fri­ " “Thoro nre only two kinds of • amall apartment or n retfdonco of magnify m ado w hcrover possible. M r. Doylo Johnson, Mrs. Lookwood, Mrs, Erd- day n ig h t, fiuibnnd*,' snlfl Undo Jetli, 'nntnoly, i i i h i i , Mra, Aokorson, M lu Orisoll, Rilth llanoo, danghtor at Mr. nnd GUESTS? ADVERTISERS HAVE MADE also pointed out that an additional tlio lienpockcd liuiband and tho du- cent proportions, you are truly a queen with dxpenso would inoroose the appro* Miss VokoI, Mlu Laurson and Miss Mrs, Tftylor W, Hnnoo, cololiratod pot, priatlon tor tuition foes of students Polliem us, lior llilfteeiith bhttidny with n pnrty " 'riio lion^ockod Inislinnd gives power greater nnd swiftor than any of these the art of entertaining ono of the most prec­ Who A ttend K oyjw rt H igh School, Mra. John O. Deckert and daugh­ Baturdny night. Everybody Had n In nt onco, The doipot glvei In nft«r It being jwlnted out that tho Key- ter, Mils Barbara Dookert, njionl . Wllllnm M. Ely and Koep your collar and homo froo The MataWan Journal Mayor James MeKlttrlek, who was un&blo to bo present duo to a call T h o proof or th a pudding Is In tlio tholr son, Mount Ely, hnvo returned from dostructlvo coal dust by using to H uitrd Hospital to aeo Ills wlfo. eating, and tho pfoof of Jeddo* to Olovolnnd, Ohio, after having Joddo-IIIgliland Dustless’Ooal. floltl Highland Dustlosn Coal Is 111 the vlilted Mr, nnd Mrs, Oliarlos E. Ely nt tho sumo prleo as othor antlirn- Advertise In thli paper. burnlim, Btults,—Adv, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnnlol U. Ely, clto coal. Stults.—Advortlnoment Otf ■ • ■ » ■■ * MONMOUTH COUNT! HISTORICAL ASStt PAGE EIGHT T H E MATAWAN JO URN All ? FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932.

Van Brackle of Oceanport, C. M. • NOTICE 1 j -1 OARAGE LIBN SALE You oan't loso with Jeddo-Hlgh- MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROQATCS • ■■ : ' .OFFICE. ; ■ ' .' /. MATAWAN MEN COUNTY FIREMEN Petty of Marlboro. , , MTAMPBELL SEES 1 Nollcn »tveh’ lo ilte Irjraj TOJ JAMKS C. CIIANK. I’lfUI.IC Al). land Dustlesa Ooal. If you are not Meeting Arrcngcmcnt and En­ voicri e{ -Ihe School DIatrkt .ol • tlte MlNt.STRATOIl UK RICHMOND entirely gotlsnod wo will rofunrt your IN 1*liifi M ATTER OP T H E S T A T IC HELD FOR HOLD-UPS HEARJL931 REPORT tertainment Committee—chairman, CUT FOR TEACHERS TownthlJ* ol the Cotintjr ol trniNTV, NKW VORK, OH TO money. BtnlU.—Advertisement Otf OP'John Jleiiry Fallon, Deccaicd,' ' Monmouth that the annual mcctlni lor WHOM IT MAY CONCKHNi Notice to credltora tu J’rcacnt Clalnia Thomas Williams of Rod Bank: the election ol three .(J) memb«ri of the TAKB NOTICK, thnt I ahall icll nt Agalnat EatMc, nubile a un.ion at INDIAN HV.A1) CIA* (OonUnued from page 1) FllESIOENT FRED P. REICHCV Pierson Grover of Long Branch. J. Says Thnt tho ltcductlon May Bc- Ooertl of Rdueatlnn> will, he held- at the Fen Quick Bala ^rurauant to' tho order oV JOSEPH L. Matawan High School and the Cliffwood IIAOK, MAIN 8THKKT. MATAWAN, N. DONAIIAV, Surrogate of ihe County of SHOWS ASS’N’S GROWT1L Edward Yarn&ll of Bradley Bcaoh. cbmo Imperative. Bchool on i < • ‘ » t J., on FKUIIUAUY 2nd. 1933, al 13 M. List your properties with HENRY Monmouth, made on the twelith day . of Chiefs' . Association Cammlttea— . TUI2SDAV, FKBRUAttV ?, WJ2, , uiie IM! Pord Victoria Motor and Serial Ja n u a ry , IW2. on the eppHcntlon «f Kmm« CVHttra out of their linnds. it it Predicting that "unlcAs a now way No, HIS176I2 tit satisfy a Karaite llm held 8. DEVLIN, Central BtUldlns, Mat- Thirteen Death Claims, Amounting Chairman, Richard A. Jessen of from five o’clock 1*. M, to nine I*. M., L, Falloii, ailminlatratrlx nf the eatate uf ciutfgcd Lherc that he took port In is aoon found for financing tho1 and ai much longer aa may be neeeaairy, liy T h o m as O. W clitcad under (larngc* ttwan. I'O), DO^Advertliement litf John Henry Palloti. dccoaned, notice, la (.leu f-awa of 1VII and amendments holdups In Mountalii&ldc and to $1,207 Paid During 1031: Change K eansburg; Jam es H. G raham nf cchools, a reduction in both salaries to enable all the legal votera (q caat hereby given, to the creditors oi aaid of By-laws Recommended. Allentown, Thomas Reid of Avon, their ballota. . . . . > i - th ereto , i deceased to eahlblt lo Ihe subscriber North Plainfield. and school terms may bcoomo nCcoo- Threo nitmhera will t» fleeted for thr^e WILLIAM CAKNKV, NOTICE : administratrix aa aforesaid, tlielr dehta Raymond Wagner of Adclphia, John . Comlatile. Notice ll li.arrbf frwen ill At 111, fnllow- Vnn Dcrvcer, a married man, is Bftry,” T hcron McCampbell, M on­ yeara, . : • • ' . * and . demands' Agalnat the aaid eatate, The annual report of President Cooney of Union Bcaoh, Jamas Du­ At aaid m eeting will tie tu b m llted Ih e yr-2 n* nrillnmice wa. hitrwluccd ut ■ under oath, wltlilu alx montlia from tho Alleged lo be one of the Rang of mouth Cdunty Assemblyman, on Ihr ol the Mnyor and Council of , tlio Frederio P. Relchey of Brodloy t|Ueafion ol votltiff a tax for the following dale of-tlte aforesaid order, or they will val of Loch Arbour, Thomas Mead F riday, aruw ercd 340 school teach - urpoifca: . ' ' ■ ' ’- • ' 1 llorougli of Matawan on the 12il| day of be forever lurred ol tlielr Bcllun*. there­ gasoline station bandits. A few QARAQE LIEN SALE la n u a ry . 19JJ, and th a t a t a rrB ular meef* Beach, serving his fifth term as of Red Bank. crs wlio had queried him ln regard E'or Current K u p c iia e . %U,AM for agnlitat Ihe shlil auhacrlber. ' Tears ago he was tn charge of the President of tho Monmouth County Por Itriialra A.Hciilaccnipnta ...... 2,500 iiiK to lie held In the Council Clmmhera - Dated. I'/eehuld. N. J., January 12, IWi. Standard OU Company's filling sta­ Bcncflcial Department Committee to their situation. ^ For Und, lllilg. A Kquip...... S00 TAKB NOTICR THAT on. Satunlny, lit ih« Borough Hall, on tha 26th;dayof . ■ • . • - Einnis L. Fallon,' Firemen's Association, featured tho January, 1932, at tlie hour of 7iJU o'clock —Chairman, Corbett Applegate ot McCampbcll, ln his letter to a Kor Walk# ...... i.M ...... 'Util the Mill day of January, 19J2, at J o'clock . . S Malden Lane, tion In Matawan. meeting of the organization, Sun­ IA>r Manual Tr. (pomeitlc ,Sci.) ... l^UO In the afternoon of that'day, at tlm In the evening, tho aild Mayor and Matawan, N. J. Wanamnssa; William Dunphy of newspaper, also said It would not D ated th e 22ml d ay of J a n u a ry . 19J2. , premises of The Ilolly Pitrm Sc Service Counoll will conaldcr tha final paaiago ■ - A d m iu lsira trlt. One morning hls Assistant in­ day, when the Monmouth Beach of aaid ordinance. ' Atlantic Highlands, George Yalo ,of EDWIN H. DOMINICK, ' 1 Station on Route H State Illiihway nt Thomaa llrown. K ki.. : . formed the police that he had been surprise him If New Jersey public D ated Ja n u a ry 17, 19J3. • . 174 Smith Street, - 4 Ftre Department entertained more B ranchport, Albert Bonnett of . Dlatricf Clerk. Vanderburg, in the Count/ r>f Monmouth, held up by a man who drove to the servants wero obliged to tako script in the State of New Jersey will he eold WILLIAM A. RODGF.RS, ;-Perth Amboy, H. J., ' • , v than 261 of Its members. Farmingdale, J. C. Marvin of Eaton­ NOTB.—'Tlie. term -'cttrrent eapcnaea** at public vendue to-the hlgheit bidder, :.. i Dorough Clerk. . ' ' .■■ Proctor.- • • ' . v, ;:-:- •beforo the panic has run its course, includci principally tcacheri’, jinitora' station for gasoline. The police The report indicated that all but town, Samuol Hurley of Como. / the following deecrlhed motor vchlcle, 3T—13*12 • . • • ■ ■ ' ; were not convinced and Anally ob­ Following Is McCampbcll's letter: and medical mapeetora' ' aalarlei,. fuel, to witi : ' . ' AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI­ four municipalities in Monmouth Baseball Commlttco — Chairman, textbooks, school luppliei, < flara, trane* NANCE ENTITLKD- “AN ORDI­ tained a confession that Van Der- "Tho teachers of New Jersey have 1 One Cadillac Sedan 1925, Kng. 61‘A*944 County have joined the Association. Fred Quinn of Freehold. (tortatloii of paplia, tuition of pupils at*, S erial No. 9A-376JJ. S E IZ E D by the un- NANCE CONCERNING THE KREC- S H E R IF F 'S S A L E ,—By v irtu e o f; a .'Writ vecr had taken the money and had nothing to fear from a reopening of lending pehonU In other dlatricu with deralgned as the properly of Joseph v TION. ESTABLISHMENT, OPERA­ o f . A. fa) to m e directed* |aaued ' o u t' ^( There ore 46 chiefs listed as mem­ the enUre subject of tenure, pen­ the consent of the noard of Education Wesaon, of 307 Prospcct Ave., of the City TION AND MAINTENANCE OF the Court' of Chanccry of the State .of planned with the assistant to tell bers, and the Membership Commit­ school llbrariei, compemation ol the Dia> o f . Ash u ry I’a rk , C ounty of M onm outh GASOLINE STATIONS AND GASO* New .Jersey.^ will be expgied to :»ale ^t the hold-up story* The case was sions, salaries and other things hav­ trict Qerk, of the cuitodian • of t school Anil State of New Jersey, pursuant to • LINE FILLING TANKS IN AND public vendue, on ’ - ; . tee for 1932 was Instructed to make MUNICIPAL BONDS ing to do with the publlo schools. moneys and of truant* officers, truant Chanter 312 of the Laws of 191S for un- ’ALONG THE STREETS, AVENUES Monday, the :25th day of January,; 19^, referred to the Grand Jury, •chooit, insurance and the incidental e*< & determined effort to secure a 100 A system built up picce-meal over a paJ-i Garage Dilla amounting lo AND HIGHWAYS IN THE BOR' l^tw iiu tlie liout* uf 12 o?dock. nnd. j Mayor Edward W. Currie and penses of the schools. • •. , •• • . > ■ and to be sold for csalt t>y . • OUGH OP MATAWAN, AND PRO­ o'doek (at' 2 o’clock) In the : afternoon per cent membership. NOW HARD TO PLACE VIDING FOR THE LICENSING OP Mrs. O’Hara went to North Plain­ period of years may, perhaps, be A member of the Board of Education UMBERTO SARDKLLA, of. aaid day. 'at the Court House,- inVthc The report showed a membership greatly improved by a thorough re­ shall be at leait twenty-one yearl of age, , . ■ - C onstable. - TIIK SAWK,n APPROVED MARCH Borough of Freehold, Count/ of Mon­ field Tuesday to obtain the release Increase during the past year from a citiien’and resident of .the achool: dll*' . Ilolly Farm Service Station., T E N T H , NINETEEN H U N D R ED mouth^ New Jersey, to aatlsfy a dccree cf O'Hara on ball. This was evl- (Continued from page one) examination and a simplification trict, and shall, have, beeti such a cltiten ■ ' - J6hn Sieteinski, Prop. TWENTY-FIVE. • ; . \ . of laid Ccurt amounting ,to approxi* 95 companies and exempt associa­ and consolidation of all laws bearing and resident ' for at ■ least three yeafa 2T-22-29 y ‘ BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and reately $6,342.00. • .. • dently not obtained for the North tions to 106, w hile th e m em bership immediately - preceding hla o> h«r ’ be* Council of the Borough'of Matawan In All the following tract or parcel'll that 'an entirely different type of on the situation. - coming' a member ol- auch. Board, and the County ol Monmouth; ' land and prctniaca hereinafter particu­ Plainfield police said O’Hara had was increased by 53 members, mak­ buyer has to toe found for short­ "The parents of New Jersey" can shall be able to read an.d. write. . . MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S 1, \ Section I ol the Ordinance of-which larly deicrllied, altuate, .lying and-be­ been taken to the county jail at ing a total of 471 as the enrollment petitions, legally nominating candidates • OFFICE thi.i ordinance ia amendatory be and the in g irt l|ie D orough of M ataw an in -th e Somerville, where he is held in de­ term municipal Issues than for be depended upon to see that‘ tho to>be. voted on at said meeting, mast be aame ia hereby amended to read aa fol­ County of. Monmouth' and State of 'New fo r 1931. T h e records show 91 fire schools are as good as they can filed the Diatrict Clerk at least five low s: . : ■ •, , . . . ■ ; Jersey. . . ■' fault of bail which has been set at bonds. In the final quarter of last IN* THE. MATTER OK THE ESTATE companies, 15 exempt associations, afford and that justice and liberal days before the date of; the meeting 1n 1. From and after the paasan of‘thla (5,000. year n fairly large volum: of short­ order to have-th« hames of auch eandi-; OF. Matla Dolan. Dcccaacd, . Ordinance, U shall be unlawful'lor'any DEG1NNING a| a itake In edge uf 318 delegates, 106 trustees, 46 chiefs rewards are rendered to competent- ; Notice • to creditors 'to Present Claims peraon, firm or’corporatlon,.to ereot, e.a-. New Street one hundred fifty feet south­ If released on ball at Somerville, term municipal financing was dono ,dates printed; on-\the pfficlat t)9llo ts-.fo easterly .frqm the northeasterly corner and one honorary member. teachcrs. . ' be ' used in. voting. . In /calculating -the Against Estate. ' tabllah, operate or maintain any gasoline O’Hara will be turned over to other by the bonkers, but when the poten­ above*mehtloned five-, d i/s, either'the1 fil­ . Pursuant to the order of JOSEPH L. pump, tank or filling atatlon along iny of ••Broad'' and: New Streets; thence < (I) The average attendance at the “But, in passing^ we must ' face; DONAilAY,-Surrogate'of the County of street, - avenue' or.>highway |n • the -Dor- along-edge/of New Street south fifty- municipalities who have sworn oQt tial supply 'o t such paper became ing, day or *he. etection day butVriot bdth Cwq.^dRgreei three minutes east thirty- meetings last year was 198, although the fact that the schools are in; may -be. cpunted.( .Blatik • forma. lor this Uohn\outh, r.ide on,the Twentr-first day uogh .of Matawan in .the County bf Mon.*, warrants against him on similar too great they were unable to sell ol-January, 193?, on thd application of mouth, withaut .flrat procuring from the fiye* feet ‘'and two Inehea to a stake; 2,375 firem en answ ered roll call dur­ Jeopardy. Teachcrs, as well as every! purpose m iy be obtained froih the l^a> tlience (2) 'parallel whh the line being charges. These municipalities are all that lhey bad contracted for and Iriet^Clerk.> * • ’ . .Michael F, Dolan and Charles E, Dolan, Mayor’ and Council a; liiem e ; sq. t o do. ing the year, and 300 attended the other class of citizens, mu9t? hcJo Acting Kxecutora of the estate of Maria Nq licenae ahall-be granted. lor the erec­ rear pf, Reaeau Brown and A, II. Camp* Springfield, Mountainside, Linden, found themselves left with large , -Persona (who may, fote,vln’ addhipn. to Dolan,' deceased,' notice la hereby- given tion,' establiahmenti operation bt; ’.main­ bell’a-lot’i'forth thifty*fivc degrees forty* February meeting. solve tho present economic 1 • , thia Ordinance ia aojendatory be and the along line of, A. 11. Cam pbell and R eseau KEYPORT CHURCHES' other states, public servants aro .Dated, Freehold, N. J., January 21, 19J2. aame ia hereby amended to read aa fol* Jlrowii'* south thirty-five degrees forty* 18 wero dropped from the rolls, leav­ would not have, been sufficient to ’ ’ ; * P o u l p g T ^ V ' ' * r ’ : ;M lchael K. Dolan, lo w it- ...... wo minutei west one hundred forty-two forced to accept their wages Jn. ! VISITATION CAMPAIGN ing a total membership of CG9 on lend to all who applied, A halt had ■ sfcllOOL DISTRICT No. 1^-Comprlalng - • Lloyd Road, R. V, D, NO. 2. , 2. The Mayor and!.Council'are hertby ret to place of BEGINNING. D ecem ber 31, 1931. T h irteen claims to be called, the bankers said, and script beforo tHls panic has nih it.V Election' DIstrTcta'’No.-* I and No.-1 J’ of . , Matawan, N. J. a u th o riie d ’to iaauQ |ice tia ea.to applicants • Beinff known as No. 23 Park Avenue, MatAwan Borough -and- Election1 Diatrict ' Charles E. Dolait, - 1 for the purpoiea' mentioned In-Section Matawan, New Jersey. * ■ were paid, amounting to $4,207. it was. . course, • 1 ’ ' t f No. 1 ol Matawan, Township will. vote • ' ■ j . ‘ . Lloyd Road, It.- P . D. No. 3, t when In their judgment'the irrantlng I10USE-T0-1I0USE CANVASS IS in'the Matawaii High School. ' ' . The ahove Property is to he sold sub­ ranging from $322 to $336,60, The Under the American system o[ "Of ono thing I am absolutely , > . • Alatawan, N. J. of auch licensea will.Tulfill a pulilIc need; ject to the- following encumbrances [—Un­ BEING MADE. SCHOOL DISTRICT No. »*CompHalng B urlew A. Currie, ” . : ' provided that application for tliat pur­ President reoommendod that ln or­ m unicipal financing, virtually all m u­ certain. Sooner or later all saliuies KUetion District,No. 2 of MaUwan Town., pose he made'in wriiing and filed with paid taxra and assessments, if ntiy] legal . M ataw an, N . J.» • » tfTerl of the Zoning Ordinance} restric­ der to preserve tho funds, tho by* nicipalities sell their bonds through and prices mufet'Slnk to tho ley^of ship will .vote in the Cllltwood School... l'roctora.] : . • the* Borough Clerk at leatt ten dava JT ii i ■ > * ' 1 1 1 ST-23*19 , . . ‘ " prior lo any' regular meeting of the tions appearing of record, if nny, and Teams of Two Vlilt Homes With laws bo changed to allow a flat sum competitive bidding, Ono houso or food crops at the farmsldo. There­ such facta aa on accurate survey may Mayor and Council} and provided further disclose. . . Thought of Enlisting Now Er» of o f $200 be paid at death and that a syndicate may obtain tho award fore it behooves teachers and towns* tltat >tto xauch Hcenio ahull he- granted Church Attendance. peoplo to co-operate in pushing,;^p ’ /,.•/* , •. " ' N o n e s ; .• except upon tlio payment of a Itcenar fee ALSO,SinljKCT to tho rights of thn any firemen, regardless of ago, who of a glvon community's bonds on at.the-rate 61 Twelve*'Dollars and Filly delendant Modern Home Heating Co. of can provide a dootor'a certificate, be ono occasion and lose the award the tho prlco levol of food crops al re* C euta ((I3.SQ) pre a«\num (or each pum p. New Jeriry. holder of a conditional sales Keyport borough-wido cliuroh quosted in my legislative economic . Votloo ia horeby filvon that, thb following looal budget and tax ordi­ A. puntp It liefcjiir deliurd to he any ag reem en t riled In th e M onm outh C ounty ellglblo for membership. There woro noxt time whon a competitor tops a machine or device navluc a alugle o»itlet C ierk'a Office aa No. 24(64 co v erin g thg' visitation campaign and personal 65 claims paid Irom Monmouth bid by a small fraction. Thus a creed." • ' , nance wets approved by tho Township Commltteo of tho Townslilp of uicd 'lor tho purpoae nf railing.-trana heating equipment in aaid premise*. evangelism, got off to a good start, Oounty by tho Stato Association, of community lwa no banker, ln tlio Mat&Wan, b o u n ty of, MonniQUtih; 6 h Ja n u a ry 31st, 1033. _ (erring or eomprenlng > gnaoliup, M r* Seiied as the property ol Frank A, A hearing of.lho budget nnd'tftx ordlnanco will bo hold at Township chine* or dovkei aa aforesaid. Iiavintr Cannon and Catherine Cannon, Ids wile, M onday m orning, when tho team-* whloh only 13 woro bonefloial mom- jenso tliat a corporation has, to old Bomo follows get tn trouble. tnore thnn one outlet* ahall be ennatl’urd et als.. taken in execution at tho suit of began canvassing the borough, going bers In tho County Association, ac­ It financially whon the bond mnrkot buying tho wrong bonds and othorp Hall' qn Thursday, rebruiry Uh, 1^032, at 8 o’clock p. M., at whloh tlnia to.contain aa many, pumpa'aa there are T lie W est Kml B uilding and Loan Aa* and pltico obJ^cUOns to pUd budgot nntl tax ordinance of tho Township oumta. The licenae, lee herein atatcd loclatlon ol N ew ark, N. J., and to Im from house to houso in this move­ cording to the roport of Secretary precludes now borrowing. Thon It get In dlfnoulty by buying tho wrong ahall lie elfectlve aa of J a n u a ry I, IW2. sold by m e n t. Tlio Hov. P. T . 1). Bcyn&ld*, William R. O'Brien, Vico Presldont Is that tho municipality turns to its kind of blonde^, of Matawan for tho year 1033 may bo presented by any taxpayor of aaid J ,' Thla Ordinhnce ahall. take, effect Im* W TI.MAM R. O’llU IK N . Sheriff, H aled D eccm b rr M. IW1. • i • general chairman of all oonimittflM. of tho Stato Association. local liankors for tomporary accom­ Township. ' . mediately upon Ita paaaagei approval and Local .Budget, of Township of'Matawan, County of Monmouth, for publication According lo lkw. , l^vy, Keiuter & McCloaltey, Sol'rs, . h a s cxprcABod tlio ho|x> th a t tho The report contains spoolal rofor- modation, anil ln many communi­ A t tho somo urico of o th e r ani* 3T 1S‘M • .'••• - - ‘ ... ' . ; . ; • 67Ir4T-|2$.H * 1*M tho fiscal jrcer 1033. . v. ' . work will bo a great success. Soon enco to tho loss to tho Association ties, notably tlie smaller ones, tho thraolto ooal, Joddo-Hlghlanct fiustf This Budgot shall also constitute tho Tax Ordinance. ‘ . nittrta will bo rtwlvetl, and the caused by tho death of Prosldont local bankers are unable to prolJur less Coal will effoot a substantia) An Ordlnanco relivtlng to taxes for tho yoar 1032. . . ■ ' 1 ^ NOTICE. • ' , ' : ■ oo-upcrativo rplrlt on tho part of Bird W. Speneor of Uio Stato Ptro- m uch ntd. saving. This wo guarantco. t Btulti all indicates * feeling that tho re­ Bo It ordainod by tho Townslilp Commltteo of Uio Township of Mat- men’a Association for 52. years, In Aji n result of this situation, m any —Advortlaom cnt Btf ? . Notice is hereby glvon that the loilowlng looal budgot and tax prdl- sults will x of untoiu value to our fcwani Oounty of Monmouth, that thoro shall bo assessod, ralsod by tax­ addition to having Uio fioorotary re­ mmilolpalltlM havo boon deprived ______- ______■ i nanoo was approvod by tho Borough Oounoll of the Dorouuh of Matawan, borough. ation, and collected for tho year 1039, tho sum of Twenty-Four Thousand cord the names of dopartod com­ abruptly of Uiolr rlglit to contract Oounty of M onm outh, o n Jan u n ry 13, 1033. > Dr. Wciicy Sponccr, director and Olasslflod ads brimc 80od rcsulU 4 - T hlrty-F lvo (£24,030.00) boll&rs fort th o putpaso of InooUng tho appropri­ rades during tho year, It also urgo» »hort-torm loam, although In .imuiy A hearing on iho hint not and tnx ordlnnnoe will bo hold At tho Bor­ imtnngcr of tho campaign, vlaitftd ations sot forth In the (oUowlng statement of rcsourocA and appropriations U iat a movement bo made to estab­ Instances thoro la nothing wroni ough llall on Tuosday, Ja n u a ry 30, 1033, a t 7:30 o ’clock P, M., a t w hich all the rlmrchcA bf Kcyjvrt. Sunday for tho flsoal yoar 10M. '• . -. ; : lish a Momorlal Dny for tho pur- with tlielr flimnolal condition but tlmo and placo objoctlons to said'budget and tnx ordlnanco of the Uor- morning antl evening, and In fU- Pom of paying honor to tho momory only wllh circumstances qvor which ; VROMPT SERVICE Amount of 8un>lua Rovonue (Sstlmsted) ...... ,17,333.83 .ough of MaUwan for tho year lb33 mny bo presented by irny tnxpuyo:' teen-mlmito talks outlined Uie plan, of departed comrades. thoy liavo 110 control. Taxes I11 most , - 1 RESOURCES of said Borough. ' And staiPd the objeoi ot tho cam­ municipalities are collected twlco a llio Chlofa* Association, organised * j Quick Delivery Tel 757 $ ■ } Ant(elpated Revenues Loonl Budget of the lUiro;iKh of Matnwan, Oounty of Monmouth, for paign and tho opinions volccd In year, so that ln the Intofvuls be­ May 20, 1020, w as oontmondod for 1833 ! ■ 1031 the lineal year 1D32. ihe various congregations implies a tween thoso times short-term bor­ Itn efforts in tlio adoption of a "fol­ Surplus Rovqiiuo Approi>niated | 0,000.00 Tills lluilget shall also coiulstute tho Tnx Ordlnaneo. gigantic endorsement of this most rowing Is a normal praotlce. Mont The Keyport low -up system ” an d oil burnor oodo. Interest ft.id Coats . I 380.00 An O rdinance rotating to Luxr.'t for tlio yonr 1033. worthy undertaking. municipal Issues nro drawn up to whloh It hfta proposed and which is Franchlso Tax . 1,800.00 BOO .00 Do It ordained by tlie Mayor and Council of tho Dorough of Matawan, Tennis o f tw o Mill visit In tho maturo serially ovor a period of uxpeoted to prove valuablo to enoh | SingleSystemLaufldry I . Orom Beoolpts Tax . , ' 400.00 400.00 Oounty of Monmouth, that thero Hhnil bo assessed, rnlsed by taxation, homes ln that borough with ono yoaro to reduce refunding to a min­ municipality In tho county. Tho ' ‘ 'A I 1 Pott Taxes . 180.00 160.00 and collected for tho yenr 1033, thn stun of Twciity-Sovon Thousand, Six thought, nnd that Is to enlist a new imum, so that fow communities nro Flro Prevention Oommlttco, together BERT WOOLLEY, Trop, Jf Oooollno Tax Refutid . . \... 1,600.00 1,008.33 H undred S evcnty-T hrcc Dollars nnd Sovonty-Plvo O onts (*37,073,76) for era of church attendance, and it is with County Fire Marshal Charles faced with tlio prospect of ilofault the purposo of mcotlng tho appropriations sot forth In tha following stato- tlie expressed ttoslro that ovoryono 011 tholr bonds If short-torm loans Harvey of Long Branch, rendered f Wet Wtuh ...... SO lbs. BOo .' 4,300,00 7,060.33 mcnt of resources ond approiirlatlons for tho fiscal year 1033, ' will receive these workors in the cannot bo obtained ln aatlstuotory IVtal MLHccllonfloui Revenues:Anticipated ...... valuablo scrvlco In Ita campaign Amount to U RaUed’by.TaxiUbn i..i...... 34,035,00 aa,loi.oo spirit in which the visit Is mode, during Tiro Prevention Woek, tho am ounts. ' \ \ Ilough D r y ...... lOo A tb. j ( Amount of Surplus Revenuo (Estlinntc aBNERAL'aoVBBWMKtli- . „ , . . Anllelpatcd Itevenuea Bardlet of what faith* these names duco flro haaards. projects nnd to apply only for funds ;! UltOAl) AND FIIIHT STS...... , .... .1833 , , ,,1031. will bo recorded. In the cue where Admlnl3trotlve'Wvd,B!itMUtlveJ,. , i ♦’i.too.oo ;■ | 1,100.00 Tlie following c^munUteea for the that are absolutely noco«snry for tho Surplus Revenuo Approprinlcd ...... i - ...*$9,000.00 $7,000.00 n iwson is not a member of any ;; KKYPORT, N. J. 11 • ‘A udit ; joo.oo. aoo.oo year were appointed and approvod conduct of municipal affairs until MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE ANTIOIPATED— : , church and expresses a iprofcrtnce Prlhllng bnd 8(«UoiMry nvi-.v ; .1,400.00. 1,400.00 by tho members: such tlmo as tho bond market dem­ . Llccnso,Fcoa aud Permits ...... 1300.00 1 .Bnn.no for a church, these names will be Assessment'«(>d ObllMtl6ft of TAxea'., . . . 11^00.00 ■ ' 1,375.00 Advisory and Grievance Commit- onstrate Its ability to absurb lon«- ■. Fines «uid Penalties r..,,,i. '700.00 700,00 turned over to lho rwiwcUvc mln- ' Bqiwiniant.ot.iiinanM ...... , 176.00 . 175.00 .tcc--Chairman, JudCvU odiwaik oi 1er*n bond tales. - ' Interest and Costs ...... v . J '...... 3,000.00 1,890.00 or lliv ucuuisiUmuun preferred, Interest oil Currant Lm i u . . . , ...... ; '1,000.00 Long Branoh; Warren B. Taylor of Frafiohlm T a x , , ...... 5,800.00 B,500.00 to be Waited by Ulc minister of tha: PRKgERVATTON OP UW i AND .PROPERTY— Allentown, Anton Matovsky of Doal, Why will Jcddo-lllghland Dust­ Qrosa Receipts Tax ...... 3,500.00 3^00.00 church. Tlie Jewish folk will bo t*oll6a . . . \ ...... W .0 0 800.00 Myron L. Campbell of Little Sliver, less Coal effect a savlnjt you ask; ■ p«iu Taxes 180.00 180.00 turned over to tho mbbl, Uio Cath­ Beautifies • OoVitrpI ;L\ i . . »aob.oo 608.33 John T. Held of Ocean Grove. it's bcOauso It lias long lasting and R ental of L ibrary ...... 100.00 100.00 olics to lho priest of the parish, and ' nre■ , ..I:s. '. i . i , . ... -'2,000,00 a,aoo.oo Legislative Committee—Chairman, uniform hoat properties, together Qtwollno T ax R efu n d ...... 1,480,00 1,480.00 oo on until all are taken care of. HEALTH AND OIlARtTlES- ' ' Everett S. Poling of Koyport; Ben­ with a very low ash contont. Stulls. W ater Surplus A ppropriated ...... 0,000,00 : 8,000.00 The i05k of the workers is to see H e a lth ...... ; 880,00 sso.oo jamin Van Kcuron of Eatontown, —A dvcrtlsom ont Btf Tnut Surplus Approprlatod I...... 3,349.01 cody relief for OOURAUD* su a n t to th n provisions of C h ap ter (14B) P. L. 1033. O h ap tcr (310) p . L. Pollco ...... 5,780,00 7,000.00 celled In all cliurchw. m outh. ♦ sort* th ro at, too. S afe for the whole F lro ...... 3,600.00 3,500.00 Nexl week, beginning Monday 1038. . . . • ■ Williams' Cup Comnill tee—Chair­ family—guaranteed no dope. Money Altproved Ja n u a ry 31, 1033. Publlo Hospital ...... 380,00 180.00 night, there will be five suppers in man, Frederick Gnrrabnuuil of Nep­ back If not tMitlaflcd. 3Bo. Water for lira purposes (hydrants) ...... 3,000,00 3,000,00 at many diurclwa, m follows: Mon­ , RUTH P. BUUlilVAN MILLS, LEWIS H. 8TEMLER. tune; C. V. Estelle of Spring Uko, SANDFOUDH PHARMACY °SreSS?®* HEALTH AND OHARITIES t- day night. Reformed Church; Tues­ WMU, ru « h sihI Rm ImI I M k Olork. ' Chairman. Herbert Sturt of Matavan, Charles And All Ottirr Good Drug HUirea This Ordinance shall take eflcot as provided by law. H ealth ...... 400.00 400.00 day nluht, First llsptlsl; Wednesday Publlo Health Association ...... , , , , . 1,000.00 1,000.00 night. St. John's; Thursday night. Roller or B lind ...... 788.38 First Presbyterian; Friday nlgh*. "MICKY" AND HIS GANG Poor ...... 800.00 080.00 Calvary. The supper will be held M dy Sam Iger STREETS, mallW AVS, SEWERS— 6:30 and will conclude at 7; 15, at Rnndn ...... 4,000.00 3,500.00 which time further Instructions will SPtcmvowBTtw Ashes nml Oarbago ...... 1,300,00 1,100.00 b e Mivrn. /H ie *up|*'ra will not be Reconstruction ot Streets ...... 3,000.00 of an elaborate nature. CStfJcjLUuimti OUOltl tUWOOl' 'osnl N otes 0,000,01) one of the Jrtacy (diore's must fa­ yjrvit'ivnui.oNW VCH1URC l\s ------V-.J ■ r«tui\ wov-sa c u t m g Oontlngont ...... 300.00 300.00 m ous hcwitelnes. w«» e la v d f.>r th e A a tR U T H /Alfl-L- I'lNO OVJTjTri UP JN UlTTtU Pieces! Ovoroxiiendllilrcs 1030 ...... 1,081.37 winter, Sunday, Tltla Is the nr*: •l e f TP s t i i l . w h e r e IA E O hT Ovoroxpciidltumi 1D31 ...... 084.07 time In tu liUioty that thf inn hu* a u w s A n i w M i . e o p s i Emergency Authorisations (Notes) for flro purpoiM 048,BU been ckmcd, it having been a >e«i* OP MICKy (\Nl> Wator ExlenMon (unomploymont rollel) ...... 0,37MB ' round hotel. It U Kryporl's UrgeM HIS OftNO- TO Sldowalk Assessmont as B orough P r o p e r ty 1 .. . 1,470,03 and most modern hotel, located at DiaCOVCR »tis Sewer Assessment as Borough Property 437,78 . the cornffa of Broad ami Fust vmeRtAttouis Streets, ovcrloablnj Beach Park and PURIN& TtAG HOURS HE USED Total Approprlnuoiil ...... (87,733,00 $00,338,83 ' flarttan Bay, Approved Ja n u a ry 13, 1933, , . ■, V to Puvy W ith William J. flehacfer. the n'snsg«*r. WM. A, RODOERS, . , BOWARD W. OURttlE, • announced lhai the Inn rnijx-n T M 6 f A - - wu\ OUirk. • '' • ■ .vMayor. A pril I. 1 hls OrtllnaiKo shall take cftool as provided l>y law. . .