- 1ER. Isiotd WPhiladelphia and Their Annual Event .Will be Held William Martinson Doos Not Pro- FORMER RESIDENT KILLED. The Show Was Given For the Play, 'hree Leonardo Persons Were Ar» Si^ Days on Christian Brodtrson's. Owned by Cl«ranca Wire and New Jeraey. Hla benevolent character ia August 19th to September 3d, In- pose to Buy Potatoes for Planting ground Children and There Were Albert C. Treadwcll Victim of Air- Kited—They Are Scheduled to Plac. at Shrewsbury, Attompted Hlitorical Soctetici Havo FIril In tha memory of many and will remain clusive—Old-Fashioned Attrac- Next Spring—He Planted Pota- Many Kinds of Pets—Doll Show.. Have Hearings This_A/t«rao*a _ when thla inscription is no longer legible. plane Accident at White Plains. to Burn\Hia Employer'. Barns. Call on III Purchase. > tions to be Featured, toes Laat W«eU for Next Season. Baby Parade and Other Events. Befor.e Justice Wainnght. . ,ffi| Heaven lifts Its everlasting portals high Albert C. Troadwell of White John Dcn'nfrlo of Eftrt Orange, 'Here is a paragraph which ap- And bide thsipuu in heart behold their. All major arrangement)! for the William Martinson, who'recently The annual pet show for the Several months ago'Mrs. E, Mar* Plains, New York, formerly of Red who (s eighteen yean, 1B in thopeared in a recent issue of .the New- Ood. annual fair- of Independent fira succeeded James Hickcy as operator children of the Victory park play- garet Kappoch anil Mrs. Helen, Bank, was killed in an airplane ac- . county Jail at Freehold on a chargo ark Sunday Call: On the reverso side of the shaft company of Bed Bank have been of Theron McCampbell's Ramanes- ground at Rumson was held Sutur- aroa, who are next door ncighbora-v fl 1 cident a few days ago at White of having tried to burn tho one.-who-kiiew-tiothlna^and-cftrodOeie- about: byrsn-outslde concerny For another- Joncsra fcrrmer-iiear-Frceholrh~har ; Ffeheku. 'for tl tracts Alt ••'1,B 'II 1 *»_- buildings!, .The-first one was un- thing, the • dancing one night each raised his own potato seed and heof Branch avenue, Red Bank, and ond prize. In the novelty group Philip Freneau was the poet of which he recently sold. He, prefers creased seven inches and the width, , | successful. In >Jiia; second attempt week will be devoted exclusively to reports that he has used it with a son Albert. Mr. Treadwell's par- the first prize was awarded to Jtho Revolution. His poetry of that that the tract should be bought by of Mra. Kappoch's land was do-, Denaf rlo took some gasoline from old-fashioriod dances, with violin better results than from high-priced ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Treadwell Gladys Wier, who brought a creased seven inches. period inspired the Revolutionary some society as a memorial to P"hilr tha tank of a tractor owned by Mr. and piano nilusic by Mr. and Mrs. certified seed. It was Mr. Jones's of White Plains, also survive him. squirrel, and the second prizo to soldiers and was one of theaids to ip Freneau and he has thus far de- At about the same time this case pBroderaon. ; ', I George Gramman. The firemen ex- success which caused Mr. Martinson David Trcadwell was superintendent Helen Hawkins, who brought a the winning fit the Revolutionary clined--to''sell the tract for develop- was settled there was a wordy battla pect-to-have-a—different class of to conduct- his - experiment The .of the Straus ostato on Riverside guinea pig. war.' He WBB the personal friend of ment purposes. TheTh" " mansioi n iis between tho two women and Mrs. on the'complaint of Mr. Broderson. gbods for sale from those sold—at field which ho planted last week drivo several years." Rev. Arthur A. McKay presented Garoa made a complaint against Washington and of several subse- near tho grave. Mr. Waro .antici- Policeman Harold Matthews and the fairs of the company in the past. at the junction of two roads, be- the prizes. The judges rtero Leon Mrs. Kappoch. Tho cnargc waa quent presidents, His sister was be- pates being a resident in the man- Earl Hoyer of Shrewsbury made the They will specialize in such things tween Mr. 'McCampbell's resi'dencs FIRE COMPANY ELECTION. Albrcns, Chester Arthur. Leo Hen dropped after Mrs. Kappoch was ar- sought by lone of the presidents in sion as long as he lives and-he hopes arrest, Denatrlo was haled before as potatoes, c6rn, watermelons and nnd the former parBonage of the ncssey and Richard Birkenshow. rested. marriage, I His grave is on a' knoll •tha/his residence plot, which con- The Firemen Had a Feaal After Justice Klmer C, Wainrlght, who hams. Reformed church. It is readily ob- The show was given under the sup- committed him to tho county jail. near tho village of Freneau, wflich tains six or eight acres, will be held Their Buaineta Meeting. Last week there was more trouble. Independent fire company gives a servable from the road. ervision of Miss Margaret Deisler, Tho youth admittedahis' guilt, but was named after the poet. The intact a3 a country home by the The members of Union fire com- Mr. Kappoch had Mrs Garos and Christmas party each year for un- Much more intensive preparation the playground supervisor. •her father Alexander Geudeaka, ar- he refused to tell why he started knoll overlooks a valley and aparty Into^irhose hands It goes after pany of Red Bank elected theso of- his death. fortunate Red Bank children. At and cultivation is required to raise Tho next event at the park will rested on a charge of calling her -the-flrosr • _-,—. L_ these-parties.all thejnerabers of the ficers last week: MrrWaia-statcs th; curi- potatoes jOL.pIantLng. than_is _need-_ be Jijdoll show on Saturday after- bad names and Mrs. Garoa had Mrs. According to a legond-which has company take part, and it is ex- - President—EdmundCrclinr ous matter in connection with the ed for raising potatoes for ordinary noon of this week at half-past twi TCappoch arrested oiTTHa same SHOWER FOR BRIDE-TO-BE. been handed down "from Revolu- pected that there will be the same Vice president—Harry SnilTcn. poet's grave is that so far-as he has use. Mr. Martinson used '25 bar- Recording secretary—Thomas Scott. o'clock. Prizes will be awarded foi charge. The trouble is said to data tionary times, a grovo of locust trees p g kind of unanimous service at the It Wai Given Last Wen!: for Miaa bl rels of the best certified Prince Ed- Assistant recording secretary—Albert the prettiest and best dressed doll; back to the boundary line dispute. was standing where the poet's grave been able to discover from an ex- coming fair, so thar no ono person Snlften- Helen Doremus of Viitn Place. ward Island seed, comprising twenty and most original ideas in costumes. The hearings of the thiee arrested is 'how located and It was in theamination of old deeds, no deed will bo overloaded with work. The Financial secretary—Herbert Prake. barrels of Cobblers and five barrels Other events will be n mumbletj persons were to have been held last Miss Helen Doremua . of Vista mentions the grave. Neither has he profits of the" fair will bo used to Treasurer—Raymond HurlcY. shado of these trees, near' the of Green Mountains. These pota- Captain—Harry Hoffman. peg contest on Tuesday, August week, but they were „ postponed place, who js engaged to wed Louis found in any deed any clause of meet the general expenses of the original Freneau'mansion, that many toes were bought last March and First lieutenant—Ernest Shcpafd. 23d, a children's pageani on Friday until today. Theodore Labrecque, Gonovcr, was tendered a, miscellan- any kind which would preserve the company. Second lieutenant—Edward I^arphy. oE his patriotic pdems were written. put in cold storage at Keyport. They night, August 26th, and Saturday who is associated with the firm eous shower at a bridgo party given When a poem was finished, accord- gravo from desecration or from ob- came out of cold storage in splendid Engineer—Walter Hamflton Thursday afternoon at the home of literation by any future holder of Jacob Strykcr is chairman of tho Asslstaat engineer—Harry SnlrTen. afternoon, August 27th, a tether of Quinn, Parsons & Doremus, la ing to the legend, Freneau would condition. Only a few of them had H Mrs, Louis Branin of Riverside the property who might wish to executive committee cf the fair and House eommittoo—Walter Hamilton, ball contest on Thursday, Septem- the lawyer for Mrs. Garos and Mr. * J take the poem Into the house and rotted. Tho eyes of a few of the Jackson Murphy. Daniel Hopkins. Henry Height's. The first prize at bridge wipe out all evidence of a grave or Harry Klatsky is secretary. The ber 1st, a handball contest on Sat- Gcodeska and Jonas Tumen of At- hand It over to a negro slavo whom other members of the executive potatoes had started to sprout. They Hlciins. Harry Estelle. A-. was won by Miss Allyno Edwards, burial plot ever having existed Sick committee— LCBHO Woodward,'John urday afternoon, September 3d, a lantic Highlands is the lawyer for he had taught to set type and run committee are Jeremiah McConvey., were kept a week at Ramanessin Mrs. Kappoch. the second prize by-Miss Louise Ed- there.. The omission of any such farm before being planted in order Woodward, Albert SnifTen. costume party on Satuiday night, wards, the third prize by Miss Edith a job press, and the slave would clause for the preservation of the Henry Bennett and Samuel Rogers. September 3d, and athletic contests then print tho poem. A variation The various'departments of the fair to accustom them to the climate. After the election a social time Bdhith]i M grave is supposed to be due to the was enjoyed and refreshments of on Labor day, Septembei 6th. Miss TO VISIT CANADA. .uBrowerandJthj3iop]eiy Mr^ of this-legend - is that Preneau • wat and thoseHn":charge of them -aro- f Krth^t^he~farm^wrs~bwi!ed-' by -The-potatoes-were ')£ bought by most of the. old families Latho. country roundabout Red Bank, part. s urday, July 23d, at the parsonage ing it. The land was disced three new eight-passenger Cadillac oil, of Middletown township of those PAY FOR USE OF MONEY Tho Merritt machine-shop on Me- of the.Highlands Methodft church. times. This provided a soft du?t owned by Mr. Nelaon. Raymond days and some of these books aro Only (or the Time,Used—Wo Fur- To Diapoae of Gold. chanic street has placed in service Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy of mulch three to four inches deep. Horse Hit by Auto. Wyckoff will be tho chauffeur «»Ul still owned.by descendants of those On Saturday night of this week tho largest~latho fn Red Bank and Red Bank wero the attendants, Mr. After this mulch had been worked nish a Loan Service to Those A horse owned by Mra.A. C. the trip. families. Theso books cru now rare who need $300 or less__on_jEurni-. $100 in gold will bo disposed of at vicinity. Tho new machine was Wright is tmployod by tho county up the soil was" plowed and again Swenson of Locust Point was-hlt by and bring from $10 to ?E0 each at tare or notes' witn payments of 20 St. James's high school building. made by the Hamilton machine tool gas company of Atlantic Highlands. harrowed. an automobile driven by Joseph Operated on for AppantMcltla. {' auction sales of rare books. months or leas. Mr. A., who had Tho profits from the shares will bo company of Hamilton, Ohio. It has Tho vines will bo allowed to grow Dender of Atlantic Highlands. The Mrs. Grovcr Parker at Eatontowa The loto Charles F. McDonald of boon out of employment for some used to buy equipment for tho aci- a working diameter of 32 Inches. Free Public Demonstration. until the frost cuts them down. They time and under medical treatment, horse was almost blind and ran out underwent an operation for a Ehglishtown,"whS'for a number of ' enco department of tho* now school. Tho machine Is used principally for Dear Madame: will bo sprayed frequently with found after returning to work that of a driveway in front of the car. dicitis at tho Long Branch'h ycara waa collector of Monmouth The equipment will cost $2)600. work on auto truck brake drums, fljl On Wednesday, August 17th, wo Bordeaux dust to prevent blight and it would be impossible to meet the The animal was hurt so badly that last week. The operation county and chairman of tho Dem- will have with us a Vapon specialist wheels, boat propellors^and shafts. with other sprays to kill ijotato bills contracted. He heard of our it was shot by George E. Seaman, cessful and Mrs,. Parkerili ocratlc-itatocommittoc, was a groat direct from the manufacturer who service, came to our office, received Enough Said. Ifisopprated^byclectricity. bugs" nnd other insects. "Rogue- Jr,,of Rumson, a special officer. Mr, admirer-of Philip, Frcnciiu and of will bo here to give special treat- a.loan thereby having 20 months in- Havo your shoes rebuilt at ing" will' be severely done. This Dender's car was damaged. his poetry. • He had a copy of ono ments to those of our natrons who stead of threo or four to get out of Moody's, then bo able to forgot Home. might bo interested. term meanB that all plants which Tha Weathed of these books which Freneau had A real home Is open for your in- debt and maintain his credit., You Today: Increasing ' Cloudlneis. your feet. By tho way, what goes are not in the pink of condition and telephone Asbury Park 3227, we do Dont Grow Old Worrying quicker through a dog? Answer given to a friend and which con- spection on Bergen place, just on* The Vapon treatment is a new Tomorrow: Rain, Northeast Stormi. antiseptic, cleansing treatment for which aro called "rogue" plants, tho rest. New Jersey Cash Credit about money; $300.On or less con- will bo found in'want advertisement tained a presentation inscription In tho. corner of South street. Well fidentially loaned. Legal Interest. Does a forecast like this cauia yOtt tho hair and scalp which has re- will be pulled out. By this means Corp., room 1002 Electric building, column. Moody's Shoo Repair Frcneau's handwriting, Mr, McDon- constructed colonial type house; elx Repayable in two years. SupeTvi- to worry about your rooft If 10, rooms,'reception hall, ttlo bathroom, ceived tho endorsement of tho lead- it Is" aimed to weed out all black rot, Bangs avenue anil Emory street, why not let us inspect it now? Our Shop. 20 Mechanic street, Red Dank ald also had an extra Illustrated Asbury Park, N. J. ' Under super- nion of Banking Department. Globe —Advcrtlsomont. sun parlor, furnished breakfast ing skin and scalp specialists of tholeaf curl, spindle tuber and othor Inspection will cost you n»thin*.'If copy of Mary S. Austin's book country. By a process of vnpor vision State Banking department- Finance Company, 224 Kinmonth nook, parquet floors, 'steam heat, diseases which have been prevalent building, Asbury Park, phone 5S7G. your roof is in good ih»pa we'll ujr about Philip Frencatt, to which had penetration which reaches the very Advertise numt. ' Outboard Motors. fireplace, Hooslcr cabinets and other of late. Even certified seed has not Also 12 Broad street, Red Bank, so. If somo minor repaln art. . boon added nearly two hundred por- Bcrvico novelties. Colorblorid slate baso of tho pores, every traco o[ needed wo will show where, why fcU' I Lockwood, Elto and Johnaon out- been free of theso diseases in many phono 767.—Advertisement, traits and pictures of ntrtbns and roof, copper leaders nnd gutters. oily waste, dirt and scaly accumula- Fancy Cut Flowers For Sale. how they can bo made. If tl>« fu< board motors nnd boatg of all do- tion is removed from tho scalp with- instances. The "roiruelng" will be icrlplloni for Immodlato dollvery. scenes mentioned by Froiicau In his Lot 100-foot front, terraced lawn, Gladiolus, dahlias, anters, del- turc life of your roof la ihort Wt . farm (linclna every night; muilo by Ilex crop of iced potatoes im will will bcKln lit • Iti'cvcytuwn, N. J., pnlnta and n full supply of artists' ty of Ice cream.—•Advortliemont, hnv« been aolcl for Ihli purpoio. The phone Eatontown, 100-M botween AAugus t ltllthh mil ll i:o nti I nut' until Sip- la muilo night it Tuitlng'i, OB ' (1:00 P. M. and SiOO P. M.—Adver- Schury'a orchoitra, ' All kind* of onlV about hnlf fti much next year materials and itnmped gootli. Paint- mouth itreot, near Broad place laat aold wai a plol aorou tho dlnnqra, Oriental dlahot and a In tcmb«r 4lh,—Advurllivmuni, ! Den* Wilt— tisement , „, ho apent thl* ytw to buy polaj ing Initructlom given. - Htuillo Gift KAIIIOK, rolli, orthophonlj road from tho old manilnn.. It con- carte apedftltle* every dny at nil Hhon, 44 Momnoulh itrci't, ltcd rnenrda ami pro-eminent ' let ono of Whlto Uroi.' new homci, houra. 1'h.oho hong llramli UUHU. toea for IOCII. I-««t -prlnu ccrllfted Dtal Inn tnvtlel You , located In the borough o( Ited Dink, tained teven acree and wai told for Boston Terrier aerd potntoci could not bn obtained Dnnk.—AdvcrtliieniPiit. upright anil grand' plan 110.000, The purchaser of th«it Hod) wonderful lltllo encclmcn. —Advertisement. fur illnliiK and limiting rk'hury'i tha family tonlght,- Then ari> the lut we will hive In for ICM than |0, Mouth Jersey po- Itninnioro ontortnlhliiK. Unil Di'iU'h. other plot which waa aold, and "Toy" protopo n lirree by "ThTe Strolll Iiiillcntluti blnnki for themont. Red Dank, Small payment down. 8«d fer Sale. tntoc« fold for n» much n» $8.riO per -AdverllnoiiH'tit. Atlnntlc IlliihUnila baby paradn, t>my lo finance. White Uroi,, Ited which adjoined th« Mil where the rr. " AtlantiAtlti c HHlghUndHlhUl d i UlUutlHryH , Thirty ycin old, well fcrtllltod bi 1SST PPlntl \ ivenueue,, AAtlantic'High- barrel. Mr. Martlimon'n txpendl- which la to Im heln on AiiKiisl 'Ul\\, Want to Ll». In Btd Fronrau grave plot la iltuaUd, Iroih ihoep manure, Thoitma If, Turkey Dlnnir wrlln or call Btanley V, Hculthorp, Wo are now liulldlnf i lanili—Advertlitminll. lurp of 180 to 1100 pttr aero to grow nerved nt Hie Co«y Corner Tea wanted to Include In hla purchase Onnt horneilenl, on Kverctt road, 114 I'lrat avenuit, Atlantic 111KM- »f our lotn lne«ti>«l In What Have You. Per Sale? one and * half mllea frctm Itnl Hunk. ,(,K| pot*t(A>i will me»n a cojt oi Itotun, Wodnotdnya and Saturdnya, the whole field where tht Freneiu Doitl Will Unit*, N, J,, phoiit 477,--Adver»l»o- liorouiili, Diint delay li tea ! Wi buy furniture, household gravi li located, but Mr, Wan John II. Grant, it. D. 1., Ktd Hank, |.1 per barrel, provided the —AdverlUement, nodi, antiques, office and itora fix- until your lUtomoblle goei doid, li thirty to forty burrcln per ment. •» i » linw« In IM Uank., WMi/ would not content to Ihli until thoio -Advertisement, It oil llnhk,—Ailveilllorn»nt, turn, lonunti of homei, ilores, Hive your Ignition shocked it D. A. ncrc. Tliln e«p«n»8 I* half or '— ' Mayplnkt. The Han Henin-liylhe-See, ale. Red Bank Auction Home. 81 who might win! to nmervt the Johnaon Co.'i, 1B-1? Mechmlc Ridit Take two ami repent lu twenty Ocean and West End avenuet, Wen (rave had had opportunity to bfty If •trait, phono 1019, nod Dink.— than, half th« co»t of ievd poll t« 57 Monmouth strut, phoni 11)14, fltromberi-CirlinnfltromberiCirlinn ind It, C, A,laat aprlng, The laving li 13 ti) mlnutei for ImlliteMlon and gal.— Knd, N, J.| ro-openi April the mo- The world's un they lo deiirod, • AdvorUunant. AdvertliemiBn1.. ^ ^___ —AdvMliament, completlt e A. 00, power »tl"l . II!U) t>t t und, 10.7. roaturlng luncheoni, baltMlii, Ut the ipttkf The grave li on a knoll iom« ills- 11,245, f). A, Jnlirnen d,. 15-117 7 ifttrnoon ten, dlnmra and aupperi. FarlaU. To Mr,'Martinson, however, thli Ten-fayniinl I'lan. •lory. ",0ob" J«h«a«« i (ante back from the road, An old Mechnnlc Uriel, rtlioiie IMrtAAd Dnnclng. 0. Kolol.—Advertliement loda water, all flavor., malt b«v> li\ti not rmardeiregardedl Ma» th thee urt flultl, I'aa.GU U|l, At JlnlUlttiO'*, Radio Bervleti I 'oak Ireo itindi In th« gray* plot, fig« and efliUIUd wajat. DeoJ, Ttftlitwtnt. llnrsk, phoni III cftt. UP a«yi th« blm«at tiling »f 0? Itroad Uteol, uj>»miri, lied Uank Annual ChlekaH >«»!>•'. ,- .. together with t Ittrft lotutt tree riU, 14 North Drldg. tvmut, ill li that the potiloM will 1)8 When Mr. -A benefit Ht, Catnvrlnt e ehurehi held omi Hit,—A " " Typewriuri rented, bought tnii tail ttn, at all UIB miwtirlby je» Win bought the firm thi gray* Ttte lleme.LUe Uinlng (teem en llradevilt Ttte lleme.LUe Uinlng (teem, ovnrlui h»d been n««1iot«d t t«B| Urn* and I WlWallaal t ttr«et, lllwl l DunDkk tiny evening, Auguat 10th, from 0ktn Ntw Taa# , illy tinpeiilbli to detest (1I»PM« in . Hat OiOO o'clock uutlf OiOO. Tltktii, wu overgrown with bramblti aad I potato tuber, but «ven »n IIIPX- with st—lt'i Juil like home,—Ad- i ounelf by •atlng at Deal InInnn UyliM Yen virtliemint. $1,00, Other ntra«tloni>—Ady»r- wfri « ii»rl#n(»(l ptnen can detect II n • tlHni'nt. vnyj*_totn,t\ nlBl I inddd dlnditu, HHrhury'i by Mi, WIN ... nrtiit mtirtltilng vliw, When i firmer buy, mtlftfd IIM* tan kijt wrtiwwitu IIM mtirtaltilng, D*iil UeieUeiehh, , Ty«e(i»a#BP» ''I'*'. . . Cider Millie Ot^ii, IKttatlaaaaakaiti * l hi hu only lb» word of a itili I'. T, JIlnrilneVOT Urosd itlllL Thi tldir mill al TI1U071 U Ut h tt «n dli- •"Afl

'. s STOREKEEPER BFATEN. superintendents'applying to the jus- the automobile to make the return on August 17th'and 24th. The af- on a religious play by Joseph turned home after spandjrig 'two Saved CMU> Ufa-/ . tice for the warrant." trip he was dumfouhded to find that fair; is under tho direction of Ed- Hughes, weeks at the Bamo place, Spck., woj*1 4y^0r,< ^edsrjck '<- 0|s Men Arre«t«i After Attack on the windshield In the automobile ward Callahan. The members of Keeniburg M»n. George thifour, the Main street Mr. and Mri. John Collins of GrWfttS.W Belmsr probably saved &*fii was gone. St. Ann's church, for whoso benefit Brooklyn aro at their summer home the llf. of'EIU Vuey.iwo-y.iMld Following a brutal attack upon butcher, who is said to be the only the, Bhow will bo given, are assisting Fall Proved Fatal. ' Purtiiani to U. person in the United States owning Henry Pope has sold hi> property on Sceley avenue. Leo T, Vfcst of tong Branch, who daughter ot.Mn/.Mary Veuy, lut .bar. BuirotUt M. Andros, proprietor of a roadside jungle fowl, has made a number of on Fairyiew avenue, Beacon Beach, the rector, Rev. Thomas Kearney, week, The child h».d iwallowedliom* mouth, nude 00,t_, . .land at Kcansburg, six men were jfl assuring the success of tho enter- The •Nightingale club held an out- foil from a ladder while painting Juto.UtlT, «n thai shipments recently of 'this breed. to John Noll of Richfield, ing to Lnke Hopatcong on Sunday. last week and'received a fractured iodine.' The' usual stomach pump EUtn Hiloniy. tolv c attested by Police Chief McGulre One of,his shipments was to Santa tainment. The cast includes sixty used In well case'i was too large to of John Delen, diwt....,_ at Keahsbuig anil Detective William According to those who have the youngsters, Former Mayor Thoriiar Gilmour skull, died Tuesday night In the » into the car. The men accused of It Is Oar Policy Never TQ Carry A Single Garment Over From One g Mr. Aidro* care their as John McGraff, James El- ?ert and Kearny of New York. The ^_-^ Season To Another-^-Hence These Drastic Redactions ©tiler*, were John Daley, John O'Loughlin and Lester Collins of New %oAl . .' .' !'••») KEAMSBURG NEWS. , Bminex Men Wut "Whip" Re- ' moyed From Cftrr Aveaue. ITb« Rfd Bank BfgltUr c.n.hr bomliL eecb «Mk in K4ansbur£ ~w Qii^iU}rM~Df Louii V«llsna, N. Siou LucU. Phillip Xt)l«r, John Enter «nd K\nJy Voilel.) One of fb€ features ol the Belyc- held oil August 26th, 27th and 28th, is'the contest to be held to deter- Atlantic City Women's and mine the prettiest girl in Keansburg. *s well as the prettiest girl from i Philadelphia. Misses' fliit of town, laving cups, donated , ly vBorough Manager Clinton B. • Plainfidd Outer iolisen will be the prize*. The pageant will include a baby parade, Trenton Wearing . swimming races, water sports, and Other features. Newark Apparel Final plans have been made for the cae4. party and dance of the •. .Keansburg civic association, which ASBURY PARK, N. J. will be held in the Hotel Mahler on August 19th. The affair will be in cEirge oT~fEe "women member*"of- • ~ I •- — the association. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbst, who have bad apartments in Porter's ANNOUNCE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY hotel, have moved to Oak street. Everett Carhart of the Stone road fractured several ribs while play- ing baseball last week. .•Mrs. May Hughes of New York it spending the weeJt with Mrs.- E, M. Schoen of Union ifreet. MORE FAR REACHING THAN EVER—THE GREAT Grian Townsend of Detroit, Mich., has been spending several days with Mrs. Amelia B. Moorefield of Gran- ... jdlle Park...... „ Mrs. Winifred Brady and family at Jersey City have returned home after spending their vacation here. Mrt. M. A. Jensen has resigned the presidency of the Keansburg Heights ladies' association. James Harwood and family of New York are spending several weeks at their bungalow on Center street. , Dorothy Gressman, tho fourtecn- znonths-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hinnan Grossman, died suddenly last weqk. Besides the parents the child is survived by two brothers. Interment was made in the Green- ville cemetery at Jersey City. Mr«. Louise Cavalier, wife of Au- gust Cavalier, died last week at her Shome on Fox street. She underwent NOW GOING ON Jt! operation la«t October, and while 'he* health had not been of the best sinc^ then her sudden dtath was a shock to her friends. After her collapse she lived only four hours. She had suffered from high blood v j>res»ure for a number of years. Be- sides her husband she is survived by $100,000 Stock Regardless of Cost thY$e sisters and one biptisuv In- ternment w»s made at Fort Lcc. Th» "whip'1 located at the foot of Can avenue is a source of annoy- - ance to the .business men in that neighborhood, according to a peti- tion presented to the borough coun- Bigger Reductions—Greater Savings—Better Economies Than Ever Have cil at its meeting last w^ok. .The petition was nigned by 21 busimss «i«n who said that the whip hurts their business. It IB pointed out Been Made Possible By These Unparalleled Reductions there is no crossing from the board- walk to the east side of Carr avr nne, and. there fore pedestrians croy to the west side. The whip is owned and Combined Purchasing Power of Our Nine Stores by Clauss Recht, who leases the land from the New Point Beach company. Vn» petition started » Innc ilchnte among the council nicm'icrs. Ac- cording to Attorney llownnl W. Roberts, the Bench company will h»v« to be notified of the council's intention to takci OMT tho street to TEN THOUSAND SUMMER GARMENTS i,th» boardwalk, »nd that tnc anuno l^lcnt places will hnve to be vacntcil, If th« notlficntlon Is not IKTIIIMI. ynctlon procccdlnKn would hv Hie The matter won left to th» Borough tnnnnKer foi iho lli«l FiguredGeorgette&ChiffonDresses Afternoon ard Evening Dresses Georgette and Crepe deChine Dresses movr,>lthowgh the mnnnKtr mi<\ HtMt h«'£OuW sro no R»nil riiKnn In hfcvlng Carr^Avenur (•xtinilcd tn Ilir $20 FLOWERED GEORGETTE DRESSES 12.50 bpkrdwdk. The ordlnanrti pmvlil- $40 GEORGETTE DRESSES...... 18.00 $20 CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES ..... 7,50 ll>|?. for tJifl J»ylng of •iili>wnlk» nn Ctnttr strfo^ which *«i to hnvp it? $30 FIGURED CHIFFON DRESSES 14.76 $48 EVENING DRESSES ..20.00 $25 GEORGETTE DRESSEf...... 9.75 flrat tr«RdlnR, wu Inl'l o\or, o to UlV opinion of thu rounrll $35 EVENING AND PARTY FROCKS.. 18.00 $59 LACE & BEADED DRESSES 25.00 $30 FLAT CREPE & RAJAH DRESSES. 12.50 thll t\HorouKlif«n< rhuulil fittt In wldtnMi before fldpwnlkn nri> Inlil An or • riMue of » druwnlnir |ier«nn \*t\ vnt. AteorilInK (o « wnrmnt iworn out T-./eed and Mixture Sport Coats White Flannel and Knit Coats Charmeen & Satin Coats by William II, Roulniofi, tuprHn- Undint of itr««t«, • ntin Ilifcilenpil la tlMot him the other diy, Th« wir> $30 TAILORED TWEED COATS 12.50 nnl WII Inued by Juillte t.ouli V. $20 WHITE FLANNEL COATS ' 9.78 $30 TAILORED TWILL COATS IS.OOITT 'Btttnir, «he InttrueUd teniUblf $40 IMPORTED MIXTURE COATS.... 20.00 ^JNItJil I* Mrv« Inn wirrtnt, Th« $25 WHITE FLANNEL COATS...... 12.50 $40 SILK FAILLE 4 SATIN CO ATS.... 18.018.00 0 ^ i ituld II»( b« le«it»di howfvpr. /->" i ld U jhkvt livid en Oak $75 FUR TRIMMED SPORT COATS.. .25.00 $35 While FIWMI Coiti Silk lined... 18,00 $60 ^ 1 BANK REGitoV&il, AUGUST 10, 1927.

'/ ELECTRIC SHOCK FATAL. their tons Robert and Richard and •m J)cach won'first prize and and Mrs, Dixor P. Caliahan, Mr. N*ptu«t Y,oull» Loit Lib .t Grartl tylss Katheryn- Dougherty spent Mrs, C Heckman qt Farmingdale and Mrs. Edward J. Caliahan, Mr. Sunday with'their aunt, Miss Ann won second. At the closa^ot the af- and Mrs. Richard W. Tapp and P|wia Cnnnlnghanl of,1 Lakchuret. J ternoon refreshments-,w«e served daughter Margaret,,Mrs. John Lay- Drive Over and SpendMhefii FUNERAL DIRECTOR-^ hi -An autopijr performed last week, 1 Miss Helen' teBounty u spending by the hostess. Among those' pres- ton, Jr., and'children and Miss Ida '1RAL HOME 60 E.FRONT ST - RED BANK on, the Body of Austin H, Irons of ;wo weeks at Bear Mountain. ent were Mrs. Walter Grove, Mrs; Huff. ' . ' Neptune, who died suddenly on Mrs. 'Mary. Tlernan and her Ira Mcgill, Mrs. (Charles TV.Butch-' Contractor Leroy Matthews is Monday while »t work at the Hauee daughter Lillian of Asbury Park Mrs.E. 0. Murphy, Mrs. pthel building a houso for Mr. and Mrs. «and and*gravel company plant,at spent the week-end with Mr. andButcher, Mrs. M. Woodward, .Mrs. Harry Patterson at Oakhurst., ATLANTIC BEACH PARK Wayildq, showed that his'death was Mrs. George Kaney. L. Bcarmorc) Mrs. C. Schoenwall, Mrs.'Schanck^f' Farmingdale is caused by an electric shopk. Irons , • Miss Fannie Petingale of Wash- Mrs. Brittoh Cook, Mr*. Charles spending some time with .her daugh- y in Beautiful Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ' \ •<** was nineteen years old and was-a : ington has been spending several Craig, Mrs. William Heckman, • Mrs, ter, Mia. Alth,e» Donahay. Have You- Soen Thit New Million Dollar Amuioment P»rkt tlon»t equipment comblntd son of Mrs. Cora Irons, He haddays with her brother, William L Heckman, Mrs. G. Matthews, Mrs. Mr. and M,rs. Edwin S, Patterson ^with «n «v«T««dj spirit been employed at the gravel worki Petingale. . Hafcmen, Mrs. Fred Van Note, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson A Place to Spend a Plcaiant Dny.' about a. year and was operator oil of wirvtce pUcei our' or- Mr. and 'Mrs. William Roberts ErBcst Van Schoick, Mrs. Charles and daughter Doris spent Sunday SHORE DINNERS, DANCING, BATHING, AMUSEMENTS an electric elevator. Besides his have been spending several days at Van Schoick, £nd Miss Palmer of at Qakhurst. CALORE FOR YOUNG AND OLD f»nl*ptlon liTJhi front* mother he'leaves (wo slaters and two Fulton, New York, with Mrs. Rob-Farmingdale; Mrs. Joseph t. Dona- •Mr. and Mrs. EicharAmos, Mrs, Ella ton, Jr. and children Sarah Ann and Edwar.d Boughton la building an dust. VanDyke, Mrs. Lida VanDyke and Jack of ArdmoiD, Pa. DRY GOODS LINENS addition to his automobile service Mn. Geor.ge Sperling of Long Miss Henrietta Howlett spent ARDENA NEWS. Blanch visited Miss VanBrunt. Thursday with Miss Eva Stevenson Leading Roadt to Atlantic Highland! thru Seabright anil High* station,, which he has named "The landi, 'over the beautiful hilltop Into Atlantic Highlands* Five Corners." Mr, Boughton and Mn, Alfrad Ltwii'Entertains Farra- Miss Edith Woolley of West at Belmar. From Red Bank thru Rumion, over Oceanic Bridge thru the new Russell D^vls; are doing the'work. xingdale Curd Club. Fnrmj has returned from a>visit . Miss Helen Strau^hr. of Long parkway into Atlantic Highland*. Mrs. Mftrgaret Bray continues to Mrs.'Alfred I. "Lewis entertained with her aunt, Mrs. Isaac VanHise Branch was a guest Thursday ab the This retort cover« the entire >kore front of Atlantic Highlands Improve' from her sickness and shethe members of the Community card of Cream Ridge. Mrs..Qorrell Wol- home of Mrs. Annie Berge. between Mandalay Pier and'new Atlantic Beach Pier. ^. is now able to take short walks. club of FarTni.ngdale at her home ley loft Sunday for a=£>rief stay Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDouga' Free Adminipn to park, and parking »pace Tar 2,000 cart. ^rSoVeral:Ail)Uiy_Farl£ xeaL estate lussday _nf temomiiz^iBHringzilh 7.ef-rr-BlghtEtown^-BPont—Thursday- = agents.were here part of last week afternoon five hundred was en Among those who were visitors evening with Mis. MacDougal's' Bis- ' Iro—irB^crRTTT-s .0 ~ = = in the interest of realty development joyed. Mrs. Robert Sfokey of at Asbury Park last week were Mr t Mrs. John Taylor. t at this place, , *' T5wlr^Sr"ThTmipson==-returned- home last week from Canada, where he spent six weeks on a fishing trip. Phone 2342-J Red Bank. ., Louis Soffel picked :a bushel and a half, of lima beam last week. n These" wero the first liira beans t be gathered hereabouts this season HOSIERY UNPERWEAR The improvements^, which have been under way,at Mrs. Frank Har- IT'S SALE TIME NOW AT vey's houts have been completed. Among other things two porches an a kitchen have'bee^ built. The worl Have you seen Red Bank's cutest was done by John Stubbs of Re Bank, ; •-"-- • , . Charles Toop, son of Frank Toop little store? Jsjemployed at theHupmobile autfc mobile agency of the Schenck S. and see the wonderful bargains in Thompson company of Red Bank. Henry Fenfon- is- employed on Frank Bloodgood's farm. the following items: - Louis Soffel spent Tueidayof.last week with hiB->rother4n-law, Ever^ •<•-•• ett Smith of Fair Haven. CLEANING UP STOCKS MEANS Theodore Molloy, ha'o bought a Ford coupe. ••,. Dress'Goods Sheets A fish bone got' caught' in John Moore's throat last week. It was ex- BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU tracted but- not until after Mr. Moore hsd suffered considerable Cretonnes Pillow Gases pain. He was laid up a few days as Ji-Tosult lot --the^incidentj^,,^^ Good progress is being' made with the work bf enlarging and remodel- ing the house of Willgerodt Bros. Reduction of Men's R^littioll of Meii's The work will probably be com- pHtsd by September 1st.- Sheeting < Curtains •Mr. and • Mrs.' William Carney hnvi! moved from Mrs. Harry PALM BEACH Iianjandorf's. house to Holmdel. Thu liouse which they vacated will Underwear Linens be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langendorf, who were, recently WOOL married. Douglass Macintosh has bought a COOL Hosiery Towels -Chevrolet sedan.. . ; Miss Sophie, Dpmldion has re- turned to New York after" having INCLUDING BLUE SERGES CLOTH spent several days with her broth- er, "William . Domidlon. About a week or so before returning home Our prices can not be beat. Miss Domldion had a fall and A BIG Will Pay You To MEN'S small bone was broken In her ankle. One of the "sights" of this place ASSORTMENT See Them Come and look around, by doing so is. Frank Blopdgood's apple orchard, ALL WOOL The trees are loaded with fruit and you are not obligated to make a some'of the branches arc bent al MEN'S ~ MEN'S FANCY most to the ground. Mr. and Mrs. John Kililia of purchase. Brookdale spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. 'William Mouser of Long SILK Coat Branch. • | Slip Over -Miss Hanna Healy of Brookdale | farm has been visiting friends in, IN AMERICA Bayonne. -—t- TIES Young Men's Miss Catherine Kelly of Riverside drive spent Friday with Miss Mary Fancy All Wool Kelly. Mr.,and Mrs. Martin Kelly were 2 for Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Slenk of Koyport. $ RIVER PLAZA NEWS. $1.95 Mri. Garwood Duk« Improving $ From a Spralntd Anltl*. 2.95 Mrs. Oirwood Dubs is improving 1. 1 "' F.O.B.tobrott-Foll Factor]/RpUpaMnl from a iprlne'd ankle tiused by a VALUES $1 & $1.50 VERY SPECIAL VALUES $5.00 VALUES $5.00 4.Doo»8*Un (Not • Coach) fall, Her husband was laid up with tonsllltls part of lait WeeK, but hi hat recovered and has resumed his work as • plumber In the employe Few New Cays Have Received ot hit brother, Lamont ,Dub« of R«d Bank. , Boys' Plaid 5 a Welcome go Emphatic On« reiident ot thll place who li Boys' Washable Knickers * successful as an aplarlit U Henry Black, Blue, Brown and Sincere K«nlor. Mr. Kessler hai a roie Plaids I Lumberjacks farm and h« also rains larg« qu»n- SPECIAL, I At Dodge Brbt)i*n expecttd, thll brflltaot new four , tltlfs of othir flowtrs. The bin , , hti Injtthtly won a rait and enthuilutlc foUowtog— g«t homy from th« bloiioms and b tlrtjdr • ipecitadat nitloml bit th« hlvei an loadid. Mr. Kwiltr ^Within two dwi after 4B flm public ihowlog ordtti doci • big builntii In idling honey WIN rcctlrtd for f3,35p,0O0 worth of th« o«w S«duu. to autolati, 7 Mllt-a-mlnuto pirfonntnco it thll unhtaxd-of prlc* |i Mn, Oiorgt Day hai hir dauih- , OM ittiklog reuon—tad her* aft a ftw of ibtothtru ttr from RoiolU F»rk with hir. MUs Hilin DtMldowlta h« tt- ,' PHHn ow S3 mllM in hoar through gontaUmhto All Boys Suits Reduced tumid from a vlilt it (wo wnki 7ucofidit with rtUUvti it Jamtiburi. LoogMt ipriogbaM oi wy or untUt 110001 Mn, 0, t, Kapii and nir lom havi returnid from a vlilt.of t It's time To Think of School and An Oppor- 3) mllu pw gallon of gu tl 2) milti p« bout. wiiki In tht South, . Mr. Haiui lp.foot turning rtdluil wn with nlatlvii it Ortnti wnllt tht othtr mtmbtn of hli 'family tunity To Save Now On Your Boys' Clothes! , Chle, taut, up*tMbe>mtouH body llpti- win iwiy. ' puul colon! Mlu Mar»ir.t McClaln, who li trnploytd at N»w»rk, li niklng hir PlMt7ofMatroointligK>on,«d ham* dttilni th« lumnwr with hit Briow lavuiot, richly upholiurtdl Mnnti, Mr. ind Mn. John Mo< BullltolaltlOAgaiidtt>l«lihl|tL ' Oiiln, MIM MiCliln itmnuUi bi Spcdding Bathing Suits Reduced! twiin thll pliii and Ntwark, Bht And tiu low«( ptk»d Mdia lo Dodgi Brathin history will llri »t Niwirk nixt wlnlir. Mn. VinBrunl of Miuwin li •«• iu-drif* If—Mil you'll (UUbtrtti DO longw. inndlni a wHk with bir daugnUr, Mr», HUIHI Cliik. Mn. Miry/ K»niKmy tnd h»r Mn FRANK VANSYCKLE . with Mr. indMn. Xuity, DAVIDSONS Mr MiMrt, lUnworU ind Jh.lr •I AMIUI full •I HMl WMk DAVIDSON Four RED flANK REGISTER. AUGUST 10, 1927;- whether physical or legal, may be A SUPPER FOR MEN. large and thi itaket may be small, RED BANK REGISTER Club Prfildtnt' TraaU Hit A«»l«t. but the fight is always bitter and S'-^JOHK''^. Od^lC'* Editor anil Publlihtr Vnti Who Helped Lay Floor. '•'V'OKOEOB 0. H*NtE, AnocliW Editor. o the last ditch. It is seldom that ASBURY PAROUSIESS COLLEGE A short time ago the men,of the '[ •. k, T80HAS IRVING 880WN. mch feuds are brought to an end Day school opeiii September 19th. iy consideration of .economy or ofRiver Plata Community club, under neighborllnem or friendliness, or ofthe leadership of C. Judson Biorcn, Night school'opens October 3rd. v l» fubicrtpllon Prlraai the cl\ib. .president, put'a concrete Bailnnlni S.pt«mb.r 7th/ th» «hoe! al»e» w)l! ot tpn aUUjr for anything except the complete and reilitratlan and pn-ianil Interview, * '• Ci On* rtar ., , H..,....^ 1160 floor in the basement of the club- Cornerstones of Success SJK nonthv ....„* ,..g.r> utter defeat of on« of the parties ' Tferaa ainntht ...... - ' .40 house, Last Thursday night Mr. nvolved. The winner is oftentimes INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. 1 Bloren treated the moil who: assisted In the BKQP'&S in the home ' VftlvPboiiiiH^IMil Dsnlt 11, • jrought to thesvergeiof bankruptcy Pitman and Qrui Shorttund. Puplli of othtr ichooh mir continue v ; 1 R«d Bink 1800, him with the floor job jtoxa clam thttr work hen without Interruption. All srtduitet aulited to raptor. , and schooj, clear vision is ind p&rmanent ill health, like a chowder supper. The" supper was nent Wi an conitantlr receiving more Mill for lUnograpnin and (in* ;ame cock that collapse* after it «ral cltrki than we «r« ablt to tupply. We CID help you the ally of clear thinking J WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1927. cooked by some;'of:the women of iai disposed of its antagonist. Write, ultpfcoM'pr «U far particular*. the club and it earned the.praise of ERNEST 1~" BEAN. Principal, —and deaf thinking ii; all the ' diners, along' with praise necessary for intelligent TOWN TALK. TWi instinct to fight over small which was accorded to' Mr. Bloren doing,—the cornerstone erf etches of land goes back to pri-for his generous method of showing Philip Freneau'i Grave meval Impulses. It i« a heritage from his appreciation to the men. success, .Do not let defec- •nd lU Preservation.. the dim-and savage past when civili- Besides Mr. Hibren thosa who eiv WILLIAM O'BRIEN \ tive eyesight hinder jtour sation was dawning. Originally The burinV place of Philip Frs- joyed the supper were William- progress. Have your eyes' Wau, th» "poet of the Revolution/ ;here was no privata ownership of George and John. Kaney, Alberl examined. Red Bank Radio Sales Co. land. Mankind/ wandered over the Conover, Benjamin: Crato, Henry fei t field on' the old Freneau fam- MEANS MVAM DEfcafifcB •» ' ' f ily farm at Treneau, la In the mar- face of tha ear& The progenitors Kesgler, Gejorge Vosselman,* Robert Established more than, DIXON BROS., Propi, ket for Bale. The farm is in a lo- f present civilisation were nomadi H, Hibbetts, William Hewitt, James «»Hty which Is being changed from ndi no tribe stayed long enough a\ McPhee, Henry and William Paasch, HIGH GRADE SERVICE twenty-five years. IB Eut Front Street, one place to make ownership seem Charles Brenker, Nicholas Osepen- |»rm landi to homes. Two pieces of N1XT TO PALACE THEATRE ' ' [ Vie old Freneau farm-have been al- desirable. Even today there are ock and Russell Clark. The women Approved and Improved Open daily 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. ready fold; • . some nations which follow this no- who prepared the aupper were Mri. . Phone 1890 Open Ewiinga madic course and personal owner- Henry Paasch, Mrs. , Benjamh Heating Plumbing — Roofing ship of land is unknown. . Thie field, |n the middle of which Crate, Mrs. James McPhee, Mrs. Water Systeihs ^ Copper Work E. Jackson IMMMIIIMHtMUMMMIMMMKllllllMHMHI the pave U located, Is about 186 William Kaney, Mrs. August Mill- feet-wide and 1,500 feet long. Habits and customs changed with er, Mrs. William Hewitt and Mrs, Earthenind Iron Pipe OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN 1 > the Freneau family mansion l« 'on the d»wti of. civilization and iiyli- Robert H. Hibbetts. We Handle the > American Radiator Company ! -_il84 Broadway - _IPne idhUfiMOhJ^i h Vidua'ls and nations seized certain ' CalLon Lute L llde li a tract which has alreadylands which they called their own. Originally this ownership was based When you desire any sort of a RED BANK and SEA BRIGHT Long Branch, N77. ' 'been, sold »s sites for homes. Clar- Phone 2950-M Woolworth Bldg, ence Ware,' the present' owner of on force. Justice or fine spun legal want filled quickly.—Advertisement. tho property, says there is no pro technicalities had nothing whatever Vision in,any of the deeds of theto do with the matter. The Individ- farm which makes mention of theual with the biggest muscles was grave or. protects (t from oblivion the victor. History shows that auch H* is selling off all parts, of thedisputes were common everyday oc Factory-to-You farm except the old mansion, which ])• tntends'to keep as his home a In August, this money-saving event THEATRE, LONG BRANCH. liltg as he lives. Today such fights are waged along has been created for the purpose of <£ ... different lines but with no less bit- bringing to your attention in a prac 'PHONE 344••'<.,.,' ,' The rest of the farm is for sale terness. People who are not engaged Including the field with the burial in these battles often marvel at the tical way, the unequalled reBOurcea plot. Mr. Ware would prefer to hav amount of money5 and effort spent possessed by the Liggett Drug Stores. this trdct bought by members of th over small possessions. Yet when Sibrss for furnishing the highest quality'of Freneau family or by some historl considered In the light of the past merchandise at the most reasonable 'i.'-, Sat. eal socUty. Ho hns already refusec it is not strange that such things pripea. - ~ -—- •-— — '_ _'<1 liiittry nrnl 2,00 Eakay't NaMropheiptiatai ...... >.....Hn..'..n..,,...nra 1.39 Of uilng bad latiiphipii huvo bepn ,65 Pond's Cold Craam 43o ••qu«nccs of the buumhiry llnr dii- T 1.00 Ovofarrln. ., „„ ^..™TO....;..... 7Bo yutei, MEN! ,50 Durham Do»la« Bladu 30« • » • • No Muss 1,00 Gllltlla Bladti ,'. a>i .ISP.ar'. Soap _...... a for «8o ' A foituro of tht'-o con'* li.ii licrn Qiven Away that moit of tho iiroprrUiv involvo'l ajc Can 0/ htvo been largo urn», nmt th, <]ll- Jiutoi havt In niont liiMi.mii con- ^always ready to serve GENTLEMEN'S Cirntd tmull liltcci uC l.i;,4. A imm- •y°UNOSTER8,.. and TALC btr of tho rtll|iulpf wric ivir itrlpi of lind leu tlmn t (not \t\>\v. What- 1 th«t«»to(u», too... do with wry purchau of a ever h«i bern lafklnu In thn <\t* nf not f«t mrndant llqnlda In l Tube 0/ 60c Lord Boltlmor*) Writing Paper, Itlff . / Iht umal dl*k Yoai family thi dliputcd irom lina hern inorr 60c Lord Baltlmort Enr«lopt«, m.,!fl,u • 49 than offiot by the hlUornj'n n( thn doctor will tall you thtft'i KLENZO 50c Lord Baltlmor* Portfolio aiUSXl* '' 99e contrnvrnlt*. A itnte vl facllnif a ilmpl*, trmltrn w*f 10 tamxfr thl«... Twipt ih« rtumhllng; (gudi hn« h>in CHUJIMI SHAVING CREAM 50c HiUcroft Pound Pfjgr . \i^ov»j»» • fainllr't Ihlrtt whh Iht Ir- bt dlir«r«nt ftm!lld>, UM with eiilior hot or cold rtllitibU dalldool |an( t>l 50c Httllcroft BnvtlopM , /Both/or 79C oar (muled iirbonamd witer, No nibliln, el bnrd 45c CaKfldt Pound Piptt ladieil The amount of m»tiny *\vx& In btrtrifia. Itrvt thtie Cooling nnd toothlttf to 40c Catoule Bnvtlopw »*• Prior to Its New York Optnlnf |A|nf to liw ovtr 0I»»P controvpr- Ullt-t*tnplln|drinii rliht th« hoc A W| Jumbo Both/or 59C >(V0tlM with tb« ntMli i,,, "I*. •III hai In a majority nf thpte mm tub*. '» •. "••-' • '.' • '••.'" kiln far irrntnr tfum thr vitus nf l««n tlmn",,, tnd (or Bouquet thi land, In nun l Ion, Vrmn Dili •very loelal BtaaalMv Taclory-UhYou SflU A SHUBERT ATTRACTION IItandpolnp t tlm mcceMfuml l HllBtinti, Delkiom Candy Rtm«e U*. > t| w>ll an lh»»h e »ho wen defeated, CLUB ROYAL Both for >\ u, ilvt b«en laieri, Talcum Carbonated Beverage* . , Nttnlntf <>xci>«ili In blttprneii t Bouqwt Ratnco ji tf »l»»ndafy lin« dlipult, remrriliii of Hi G. Diftnrlni Fact Powder » HoW C»it,of Broadway r%»« - Wntthir iht (tartlet eon««rni>d »r'« 3Ofl OU Fuhloaid Oum Dropt -p»wui •ti or nttlSni. Ntrthlni RMI Bank, N. J. fkent lOSt l t# Mfl| M In inch treat I m MWfig InitlftiU »? hu- to tUnd KKU REGISTER. AUGUST 10. 1927. 'i t SWINDLING CHARGED. Junday. The game was called in and J.ohn and'/Fred Hebcler wer.e he seventh inning on account of repairing a road>at Phalanx last fan and Woman Got Monty in Pro- he heat, -with, Everett the victors Week when a heavy shower came notion Schema. ' ' iy a score of 10 to 4. up. -.The men sought lefuge in a Phalanx Shop of An!" ROM Mueller, who ii employed in Miss Elizabeth Port of Rumson small building on Max Oryl's place. he household ot Max Englander at ipent last week with. Miss Eliza- A great flood of tain, fall water PHALANX, NEW JEItSEY, Deal, made a complaint last week >eth Haley. threatened to carry the building Telephone Mlddletown 153-R that ihe had been fleeced out of away and the men left and went f 18,000 which tho had accumulated COLT'S NECK NEWS. out in the storm. The building did iver a period of twenty yean. The not float away, however. complaint was against a man known Electric Light, to be in Uia Hare Seventeen persons attended the Hwman as Philip.O. VonFalke and Mary E. ' by September 6lh. health lecture and cooking demon- O'Connell, both of New York. In Representatives of the Jersey stration last Thursday night at he complaint it was charged thpt Central power and light company Mrs. John G. Schanck's. A prize the man and woman had induced of Freehold have promised to "have of an aluminun frying ppan was MISB Mueller to invest her savings NE way of keeping the village wired for electricity by awarded to Mrs. JJosephp h LefferspALff pAJ —INCORPORATED— in an ultra violet ray promotion September 6th.~ A largely attended TThhe work off repairinii g thh e roadd O clean at this dusty, • plan. It Is said that VonFalke and public meeting with regard to thedamage caused by the recent heavy Wa woman companion had swindled matter was held at the schoolhouse storms 1B still under way. All the SOUTH OF PENINSULA HOTEL blustery, season! other shore residents to the amount Friday night. Most of the property roads are in passable condition if $10,000. owners of this place expect to have now, but much work remains to be •,>•«. Another, and more prac- house's wired. • . done. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. tical method is to have us TtNTON FAJLLS NEWS. Miss Anne Buck has received a During the coming week prepar- t ' I. Henry Vinins to Start HU New icenso to drive her automobile.,- ations will be completed for the an- nual chicken supper of St. Mary's JACK SCHICKLING, Manager. 'V® send for your droopy suits Housa Next Month. A number of Kep?ort folks had an outing last week at William church, which will be held Thursday J. Henry Vining will start build- Matthews's log cabin on the Farm- night of next week at the school- Hours 8:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. regularly. We'll give them ing a house for his own use next ingdalo road. Mr. Matthews, who house. month on his farm on the Shrews- lives at Keyport, was among the a thorough dry* cleaning bury road. He is temporarily oc- Mr. and Mrs. Grandin. VanNote picnickers. cupying a small building. on the have moved to their new home near ,.••» WHITE SHOE CQ. EVERETT NEWS. .Prep'aratione Being Completed for RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. Church Pair and Supper. 10 Piece Walnut Dining Suite 4 Piece Green Enameled Suite Arrangements are well underway for the fair and supper which is to Thli Amtrlean Walnut Sulta h«t ovarlay A gu.ranteed Du Pont Lacquar Suit, that be held at Bradevelt Tuesday night, of Blrda Eya Mapla on buffet, china urvar will not crack, graxe or (cratch whit*. Atk to August 16th, for the benefit of St. and tabl.. Chair* can ba had In leather or ,„ thi, won<]erfd| n(w ,M|U on th, m«rktt. Catherine's church of 'this place. tapaitrr «t»t«. Many donations of chickens. and other things have been promised. Ragu.a.' Now Regular Now 0 275 $ <0 Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cuttrell of Bothlehem, Pennsylvania, have been, PHOENIX HOSE $275.00 i75 ? * -°° i98 ° spending several days with Mr. Cut- ^trell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- cKo 732 liam Cuttrell. Practical smartness In Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grant have this pure silk service returned from a vacation trip in weighthose-attfulre- Maine. Frank Haley Is harvesting hit inforcements where early, crop of Champion peaches. needed. Silk to Ho Is the first orchardlst hereabouts* Aloma the hem and full- Grain to have this fruit and he has soM most of it to folks who stop at his fashioned. Unusual farm to buy It. for table use. Champagne style value at a popu- Peach Mrs, Clarence Jones has been en lar price. Latest tortainlng friends from New York. Nymph Nude Mr. and Mrs. Josepltar£ustacc shades. and family ipont last week with $1.50 I'rk-ndi at Pcckskill. White Black Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop havo moved In their houio at the cross- roads which thoy recontly bought from Bernard A. Hlckey. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cartou, and family of Trenton spent part ot last week with Jamei B. Carton. JoMph Connon, who had both THE FAMOUS "No. 732" his lags amputated near tho kn (•'•>. last winter, ii now able to p't about with,the uia of crutches, Mlu Marlon DMIC, who Is cm ployed at N«w York, spent Satur- SERVICE STOCKING day and Sunday with her parenU, Genuine Mahogany Dining Room 10 Piece Suite Mr. and Mn. William DMIC. Frank 8chaenV, Gerald Warns- . . , Tho boautlful Early Amorlqtih linoB with tho rich, soft hand»rubbed kar and .Dart Morris were visitor* . • finish of this aulto rnakoa it ft pool* In dining room furniture. Chairs havo Long Branch Saturday and Sun the newest haircloth figured covering. > , day, MM. Mary Wooliey am) her ion ISO Soil R«guUr $375.00. SALE PRICE, $260 °° Robert of Newark art •pending n weak with Mn. William L«/M to I^/ ThrtfPite* tlv«« and frlindi her*, TwtntyFlvt OM Hundred Mn, Valient of Lone Branch Colortd QUM ' ThrtvPltca $8.00 Llmogti was t Sunday cunt at Mn. John Mall and telephone otdtrt guaranteed-Red Bank 438 Snlffin. Willow Porch China 7-Piece Dirt Morrii wu badly cut on lili Console Sett hind * tvH diyi ago with ilui, iltw, Seti Cake Sett whin tn» pin* of a window broke ChlJr, T»kl» Mi fUilltr. whIU hi wa§ trying to clou the wind**! ,95 Jamil n, Citton hii optntd in .95 •DIM MIT Oil Mlddlilown vllligt A 14 rtllr»»d lUlloti, whin hi Ii buy A f rt IM tuilpi fir, • Button J.Ycutko WnllH M fVptPMf ftUi MNk. biMbill turn r, ,\ flint in *f$ attend the dedication of the along Main road toward Freehold to Guttler's Farm and prop- , reek. The part, already plotied constructed on land which Mr. Gros- Vright memorial flying field August comprises about one-quarter of the slnger bought a short time ago from 8th and 19th. • V" SEND FOR CIBGULAR! - ( WINDSTORM INSURANCE tartn. It:contains 101 lots, each George A. Delatush. It will be 22x30 '' Al|,>oriirii'p! INSUIMNOR LOO feet wide and 200 feet deep, be- feet, with an extension for a break-' EVENTS AT MIDDLETQWN. ROBERT B. STOUTENBURGH . A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates. sides a quantity of outlying wood- fast nook. The house will be of AUCTION DEPARTMENT ' > 12 Brond Street, Red Bank land, streams and gulliei. Every colonial design, with wide weather- 'eaehtime Supper and -Bake Food 50 Park Place, \ Newark, N. J. V . Phene 2008 one of the 101 Jot» is available for board enclosures and with eight Sale to be Held by Baptists. Phdn. 6121 Mitchell' •' Immediate bujlding if the new own-rooms and a bath room. It will have The .annual peachtime supper of Btt'ao desire. Forty-two lots on this a front porch ten feet wide and the Baptist church of Middletown If Seeking ection of the farm have already twenty feet long. Hardwood floors village will be held Friday night, >een sold, and negotiations for other will be laid throughout. The house August 26th, in the chapel of the Real Safety— lalea are under way. will have a hot water heating By church.' Middletown in a great Buy our 6% First Mortgage Securities. Roads through the tract are be- tern, electricity, gas and other mod- .each producing section and peaches The interest reaches you promptly and ing opened and graded. A. big end ern improvement^. It will be com' will be given by the ladles' auxiliary the principal is always secure. powerful excavator is working on pleted by November 1st. William P. f the church and\Mr«. Walter W»U- the roads, the contract for this work 6% With Safety^ Scott of Red Bank is the contractor ing will be in charge. having been awarded to Sclacn & and-the-coBt-wiU"be-$810001 A bake f ood BaK-wltl-be liold-Fri- McDowell of Asbury Park. This day afternoon of thiB week at three Boynton Brothers & Company gg g p JOHN STREET HOUSE SOLD. o'clock at the chapel by the ladles' Pertti Amtoy ulthaUtcaalifttrees .eight inches, auxiliary^ JIr!.jrJK.Xffmptoajirill Real Eitati? Imuranca n diameter right out of the ground It Wai Bought by a Resident of. direct the sale. • ''...'. as readily as' if it were lifting a ton Newark For $7,600. >r two of top soil. The. contract White Brothers have' just,- com' 'or this road work is being rapidly pleted building a house on the north pushed through and it will probably side of John street antf the house You are invited to drive' in and around '-Button^vood at be completed this month. Over a and lot were sold Saturday to RAYH.STILLMAN mile of roads will be graded and John F. Nalier of Newark for Shrewsbury." If interested, my office will be found directly made ready for traffic on this part $7,600. The lot is 50x125 feet. FARMS if the farm. The house has six rooms, bathroom Country Homes west of the entrance. ..••.'• MONEY TO LOAN Of the lots which have been sold and all improvements. White Broth- G. H. NEVIUS. Owner. Matthew Mullin of'Lincroft is thi ers have two other houses under Shore Estates ANY AMOUNT largest buyer. He has always been way on John street and these a great believer in the future of houses will be 'completed wit ' All Form* of INSURAKCE lincroft and he has exemplified this I have FOR SALE the nearly completed English type stucco the next two or three weeks. This State Highway belief in this case by buying lots on firm has six additional vacant lots WHITE-PACH, Inc. the Lincroft and Phalanx road, on on John street on which they in- Eatontown, N. i. Phone 2178 dwelling which has, been so greatly admired. Built for the' Laurel avenue and on Pine street tend to build similar homes of six owner's occupancy—whose business has compelled removal— Broad and Mechanic Sts., Red Bank Three lots on the Lincroft and Pha rooms each. When these lots are Phone 2100 lanx road were bought as a perma built upon all their vacant land in this home contains many features, of construction" and com- Representative of nent investment. The others were Red Bank borough will be exhaust- bought with the expectation that ed. Charles Lewis fort that are unusual. Complete information regarding the they would greatly increase In value WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Monmouth Title & Mortgage Guarantee Co. and would give him a fine profit on DEALER IN further detail of completion is in my possession. their resale. Mr. Mullin paid NEW HOUSE AT RUMSON. $10,600 for the lots he bought. It it Being Built by Barnard Ryan LUMBER Next to Matthew Mullin the larg- For Hit Own Use. Another English type .home is under construction within the est buyer of lots is Benjamin Van- Bernard Ryan of Rumson i: Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass. Vliet of Red Bank. He bought a building a house on the corner o Builders' Hardware, Lawn oval, which I shall be gla9 to describe to you. plot of eight lots on the rear part of Church and Allen streets at tha Rollers, Lawn Mowers HIGH IN QUALITY BUT LOW IN PRICE! the tract Four of these lots are place for his own occupancy. K The best buy in the State of New Jersey today is cleared land and the remaining four will be 26x28 feet and will be en- Garden Wheelbarrows are covered with second growth closed witfi wide weatHerbbar3s. On Screen Wire and Chicken G. H. NEVIUS, Broker. ~~^--~ timber. He paid $2,300 for the the first floor will be a living room, Wire Flower Bed Guards. RED BANK MANOR eight lots. A stream flows through dining roo/n, kitchen and pantry. SYCAMORE AVENUE, Office on Property. a deep gully on the rear portion of Four bedrooms and a bathroom Under Ground Garbag fronting on the shores of the Shrewsbury River. the lots bought by Mr. VanVliet. It The ideal place for your summer or all-year home.» It is sur- will be oil the second floor. Th Receivers and a general SHREWSBURY, N. J. Tel. Red Bank 218-R rounded by beautiful little homes, and the only reason it is was the desire to own this gully and front porch will be enclosed. Hoi line of Hardware. not built up because it was not open to development this stream which prompted him to water heat and other modem im- buy the rear lots. Diitrlbutori of Anaconda Flinl Now it is ready. Right up West Front Street, Eed provements will be installed. Tht cote Coppar Clad ShingUl. Bank, five minutes' walk to Railroad station. Gome and get Lattus Tumadiski of Holmdel house will cost $7,500 and will b the biggest bargain over offered you. One-half to one-third bought two lots at the corner of completed in September. George W the price of others much farther out. Send for map and par- Laurel avenue and Pine street Mr. RED BANK, N. J. ticulars. Come and make your selection and terms will be Sewing of Red Bank is the contrac Tumadiski bought the lots as an in- tor. made to suit YOU. vestment His lots are on the east side of Laurel avenue, which ex- ••••»•••••+•»••••••••••+••••••»•••••••+••+••••••»• C. C. DOW tendi southward from the Lincroft BUNGALOW ON A FARM. PROCTOR THEATRE BUILDING, NEWARK, N. J. and Phalanx road through the prop- William Cuttr.ll Ii Building on HI j liHHomo e OfficOffi o on thh e Property erty. I Placa Near Everett. n^ Dr. Fred C. VanVliet of Shrews- bury bought a lot at the corner of William Cuttrell has the founda- >••»«»•»»••»»»»•»>»»•»•( Holly avenue and Lindy lane for tion up for a bungalow which h $650. Dr. VanVliet and his son, is building for his own use on his Benjamin VanVliet, each expects to farm near Everett, which he bough build a house on their lots within a about a year and a half ago from year. Louis Bry. This farm was at on RedBank George C. Hance of Red Bank time owned by ^Edward M, .Halej (Just six minutes from Red Bank) bought two lots at the corner of of Red Bank. Mr. Cuttrell engagec Laurel avenue and Pine street, and masons to build the .foundation, bu Real Estate Board also a patch of woodland south of he will do the other work himself the two lots for $1,100. The deep The bungalow will be 26x48 feet. gully and the stream which go It will have fivo rooms, a bathroom, MEMBERS electric lights, and an electric water Again we thank you! through the Benjamin VanVIIet lots extend also through the lots bought system. ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street by Mr. Hance. The desire to own this stream and gully was the prin- HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. cipal reason for Mr. Hnnca's pur- 1 REAL ESTATE f \. 34 plots sold in LINCROFT ESTATES and chase. WILLIAM A. HOPPING. Broad St. & Linden PL Three lots on the east side of ;; FRANK H. WELLER :: «- Holly avenue have been sold for i > Loan* and Iniuranc*. ', ! HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 Linden Place $2,050 by a real estate agent who . . »1 Wut Front itatitraat,, RR.d Bank. - > said he was not permitted at this ' > PhonPh . 756.W756W. development just begun. •••••••M HYLIN & SALZ. 42 Broad Street A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street Once again the shrewd buyer is in evidence at the opening of LINCROFT ESTATES as announced in last week's Red Bank LAND and LOAN CO., 10 East Front St. CREAM NEWTON DOREMUS, Prei. your vegetaSiesf Register. ; ••«••••••••»»»«•»»•»»••»•»••»•»•»•»•»•»•••»•»•••• Will you, too, take advantage of this opportunity? Teltphontt Rad Dank 4 or 1907. i Lots in Section A of UNCROFT ESTATES Houses for Rent or Sale. 100 feet by 200 feet at opening prices of $375, ELMER C. WAINRIGHT ih a year to pay.v « . * . . Buy one or more of these lots and see your investment grow, Real Estate and Insurance, Fresh Summer Vegetables!"with with the acjded value produced by the New Newman Springs that added dclidouinesi—a rich Bridge, the concreting of the road from Broad Street, Red Bank, cream mucG of to Freehold, etc. ... ALL KINDS OF FIRE AND CASUALTY L.INSURANCE WRITTEN I.N THE Sealed Qrade A BEST COMPANIES. You know what the completion of the New Cooper's Bridge HPRY new potato*. In cream, did to property values across the Shrewsbury River in one snort X creamed cauliflower or Police Recorde/**r of the Boroughs of Fair Haven, cabbage, celery or carrots. year. The improvements on the Newman Springs Road to Lin- Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury Township, Make the Sauct thlt way t croft will cause the same rise in value at LINCROFT ESTATES. , MiUlubl..«>onioflhioru flour and bUnd well, four Let ui tend you a folder, or better itlll^ let ue show you th* property. In 1 cuplHALBar ORADB A ind Hlr (MiMinilf until of detliMl eooilMtnty. Ml »nd p«pp«f lo uit«. ALL CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS GIVEN Of ptthinf ytnl will Mtfo luM • ftw PROMPT ATTENTION. MbUnKMMifci. of »eel &«flUM «•**>, wtah • Illlle ull «ai Mr ~ LINCROFT ESTATES, Inc. ActMiftU Celled*? with Quit!) Relallfc • -iDAY AND NIOIIT HRVICKi- HAWKINS BROTHERS, Agent* [ I Calbirln* Street, Red Bank, N. J. \ SHEFFIELD 10 Monmoutfi ttrttl Telephone ill Rtd link-.,. *Wktft ftrvta C««RII,M FARM8 CO., INC. •-/ -.. " • - • •»»« CVflti .RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 10, 1927.

, STATE TROOPER KILLED. Ing a vacation of two weeks from Campbell has 84 acres of young with MuFtfiltonVparenU", Mr. and nar position at New York. grapevines. Soy beans are planted Mrs. Henry C. Tllton. John K. Snilb, Forinarlr of Mr. and Mrs? 8, A, Olsen, HIM between the rows.' More than"2,000 Mr. and ;JHr». Charles S, Ely and SALE , iown, JHita Truck. Alice Olsen and VUu Mary Cox varieties of grapes are in Mr. Mc- their new-horn daughter are expect- M .ON THE PREMISES ^ __ .- John A. Smith, • state trooper at have been.on a motor trip to Bos- Campbell's vineyards. \ " ed home in about two weeks from the Farmlngale station, (fled at the on the Atlantic Highland! Branch' of We ton. A party.of Holmdel folks and Boston. • Point Pleasant ..hospital Thursday A large attendance of Holmdel bway, One Mile'E&t of Old Cherry Tree Farm, , night from a fractured ihull which some friends from other places Why pay more on your {arm ^mortgage? -j ' v- he received when he collided with an HOLMDEL NEWS. rented a bungalow at Manasquan, folks id looked for at the annual where they spent Saturday and Sun-harvest home of the • Keformed automobile truck near the Mana- Howard Wafnar Suceaada William FEDERAL LAND BANK of Springfield, Massachusetts Thursday, August Uth, 1927, tquan' bridge. Smith had been on day. They had a glorious time in church at Colt's Neck tomorrow roducea rate on new loam—in effect February 1, 1627. * ' ,. ' «t ty00 O'clock P. M., ' Plena a* Carataker of Camaterjr. swimming,. bathing and enjoyjing night. Another event which will al- ( duty .the second governor'! day at If you are.paying more than. 5% you should be interested. Sea.Girt and was on his way home Howard Wagner has succeeded other summer sports and recratidn. so probably be largely attended by when the accident occurred. In try- William Pierce as caretaker of In the party were Mr. and MrsHolmdcler. s is the annui.1 supper of 1% on a $5,000 mortgage is $50 a yearl Why not put thta House Furniture and Furnishings Holmdel cemetery. Mr, Wagner, Henry C. Tllton, Mr. and Mrs, ]3ron- the Marlboro fire company Thurs- ConUlnid in UM private Wildtnco of the,Ute : ' . ing to avoid the truck Smith struck in your own pocket each_year7 the Ullboard and was thrown from who is aV retired farmer, tcgan his son Butler and Misa Dora Tllton of day night, September 1st. • MRS. CAftOUNE PENTERMANN. \ duties last week. this place, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me Daniel McBride of Jamesburg •If you arc approached in regard to a mortgage loan'ask' hifTniachine, landing, on his head on ' ' two questions: V the concrete road, Smith was about Tho potato farmers are feeling Claskey of Shrewsbury and Mr. and has moved in tho formm telephone ' 1T0 be eold by ordar of : better ov«r the prices they have re Mrs. Carl Grossinger of Middletown exchange house on the Keyport 1. What ii the rate of interest? : - MRS. CAROLINE ROBERTS PENTERMXNN, Exacutrix. 28 years old. Before-going to Farm- ingdale.he was located at the Mid- celyed the past week. Last week village. road. The house was bought about 2.- Do you represent the Federal Land Bank of Springfield, potatoes were selling for »2.76 a a year or so ago from James Maher ''Kitchen, dining room, living room and bedrootn furniture, plate'd dletown. station. His home was at The ladies' aid society of the Re- which pays cash dividends to its borrowers? lilver, china and glassware, brass andiron*, 2 Herring 4 Co. iteel safes, New Britain,. Connecticut. barrel, which marked an Increase of formed church will hold a cake-sale by 0. E. Farringion of Cheese- tas stovo, bpok cases and booki, clocki and pictures, rugi, carpets, 76 to 05 cents over the preceding on the church grounds Saturday, quake. Mr. McBride ia cmplayed A new and improved method of repayment Is also available. Jiric-a-brac, wardrobes, music box.jnattresses ana pillbws, invalid chair, week. as a shipper at the Bradevelt rail- Tiewj draperies, curtalna, bedroom tnites, odd chairs and tables, kitchen September 3d.v Arrangements for For further details or to make application get in touch with' Triad to Shoot Wife. ...,;,* • William E. Crawford is mourning the sale were made at a meeting of road station by Rooney & Ely. Mr. utensils, and article! too numerous (to mention. McBride has a son, Albert McBride, WM. C. PATTERSON, SocretaryTreaaurer, 1 Mrs. Martin t, Rummel of W»n-the death of Ma pep t doge,, "Ladyy / the society last Thursday at Mrs. On yiew day of sale from 10:00 A. Til. < who lives near Red Bank. R. F. D. No. 2, Freehold, N. J. amassmssaa probablprobaly owowees her life to The dO( died last week after a short Anna Ely's. Mrs. Robert R, Voor- Tel. Farmingdale 39-F-4—or write for further details to tha, the foresight of her brotherbrother, FranFrk "ltd hees anditfrs. HenrjrOrTlltnrrwerer Mrs JJenry-XLIilton attended a farmers' own bank, Management George H. Roberta Co., Inc. meeting of the Marlboro sewing cir- THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPRINGFIELD. Red Bank, ' ,. ' Naw Jereey. Lee, wh6 placed empty shells in ftre - Theron McCampbell's vineyard of appointed to take charge of the an- SPRINGFIELD. MASS. nual bTOwn'supper of the church, cle last week. CEO. H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. volver owned by Mrs.JRummel's hus- «ii acres on the Middle road is "as band. Mrs. Ruihmel had her husband pretty as a picture." The vines are which will b$ held Wednetday night, > arrested, charging he pointed the re- green, and healthy and are loaded September 3d." Call 13«r 130O • 1 When you want to find a quick vblyer at her end pulled the trigger. with grapes. In addition to this Miss Mary Tllton and Miss Fesler f Tames S-Mutflnr 3flJhldI41000bll buyer for your automobile.—Advert B*M~-- AUCTION * * ' ThB-cbuple-were—Hiarrled~lirl928" and it is.said their married life has In the Heart of Exclusive been extremely stormy. UNITED Wm STORES Gold Med.I for Pupil. ~~ELBERON~ The Neptune City board of edu- (City of Long Branch; N. J.) cation has awarded.a gold medal to Anita E. Hall, eleven years old, Economy Prices Homesitei at YOUR OWN PRICE who was graduated with the eighth pLBERONii one of the moat beautiful part* of fa- grade at the last term. ; AUCTION Prices Effective August 11th to August 17th mow Long Branch. ' Everywhere are fine old .home* standing In the midtt of beautiful grounds. HIGHLANDS NEWS. Hitherto the salaried man who wanted to buy a lot and 3 F'urnisKed D-wellings build a modest homo had no chance whatever at El- Eight Boy Scoule at Camp Burton FREE —.Accidtnte on Bridge. —and— 1 Large Glo.it Water beron. But now I have been ordered to sell at auc- (The Bed Bank Regliter, oin be bonjht tion, the former ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY PROP- each week la Highlands at Bfldla'i drug ERTY, which is in the very heart of the great estates •tore, and at Joaepb Stamen's etore.) Q Restricted - • and-only - :~ ; -—--7'' -:' '. •— ;r \ ' ~ :— v Kight boy scouts of this place are Residential spending two weeks at Camp Burton PITCHER One Block and a Half from the Atlantic Ocean. On the Metedeconk river. They are This means that you will be able to buy an exceptional Leonard Hardy, Milton Fahrer, John with Private Bathing Beach Privileges WITH Hulsburg, Demarest Newman, Sid- CAKES KIRKMAN'S homeiite—to build on or to hold for a profit—when I ney Mendes, Gilbert Parkerf Lloyd On Ocean Avenue sen -..'-.:• • • :•. .• . .. . - Cottrell and Edwin Stanley. Ed- BORAX SOAP for ward Anderson will leave this week Eunning through to the Ocean . BENEFIT BRAND for Camp Burton. 500 feet north of Lincoln Ave. 68 Residence Plots One hundred members of the on Park Avenua, at Elbaron Station, CHy of Long Branch, N. J. Corn Flakes 2 "" .13 Lions club of Hillside, near New- VALLEY Per Can ark, held an outing last week at BRAND AUCTIplNf Jack Bahr's place. The day was spent, swimming, fishing and pitch- VALLEY c on the pirantbaa, r«ln or •him, mt 3 P. M. ing quoits, and the outing wound New Jersey CORN BRAND 2 .25 up with a ehpre dinner. T VALLEY may retnaui on automobile, owned by BRAND 12 OCEAN instalment eoh- Alexander Kortlang of this place, - tract,* payable vTWO This Saturday, August 13th FRONT 2% a month.' DWELLINGS f ran into the railing on the bridge BUSINESS FREE TITLB fOLIOIES. one night last week. Fart of the At 2 P. M., rain or shine, on the premises, under large tent. Van Camp's 3 To . Reach Properly i All*Year homes railing was carried away and the ear LOTS MOTOR—Ocean Ave. to on the 8t Joaeoh'e Cloverdale Strawberry A Jar on Ocean Ave. and Park Ave., BlberOD, Aeidemy Property. was damaged, but no one was hurt. Seweiy Water, Gas, Electricity I JAM and Ralpberry Brelt Temce, North rltht to property. Your Own Price I An automobile driven by M. Eester Long Branch. TRAIN — Pennerlvanla SAME VIME or Jereey Central to SAME TIME of Perth Amboy ran into an iron Easy Terms CI W pks SAME WJkCE Ilberon. PBOPERTY SAME PLACE Send for Bookmap AT STATION. girder on the bridge last week. The ] Macaroni 1KS $~ * .25 machine was damaged. DAVID S. MEYER, Local Agent K1ERNAN ft SON, Local Aiant, Chaliaa Bath Building A p The citizens' military training West End, New Jersey. LEON FORST, Alty.. 165 Broadway, N. Y. C. camp opened last week at Sandy COFFEE AM| rcAN " * .37 Send for Booklet '>hone' for Booklet Hook. The reserve officer*' train- LARGE ASSORTED Orange Cruth, Lemon, Etc. 217 Broadway Whitehall 3333 ing camp has closed for the sum- BOU mer. 149 Broadway, WI Telephone SODAS .10 5 .2S Mr. and Mrs. J. Brennan and New York City. "Beat Estate Auction fbrSOYems Hanover 1020 family of New York are tpendlng Botl the rest of the summer at Blair's Rising Sun Brew 5 .25 hotel on Navesink'avenue. in live ATin A large number of bass were | SARDINES 0?i ,19 caught last week in the surf at ABolt u Highland Beach. For several weeks CO MINE BACK past fishing has been unusually good , VINEGAR gg .15' both in the surf and in the river. -.- We:figure this way: The.man Tho Methodist church choir con- ducted the "sunshine hour" service Butter, Eggs, Fruit & Vegetables , who gets a better Used Car than over the radio from Station WJBI Reduced Gas Rates he believed it possible to get, is at Red Bank last Wednesday after- Fresh Daily At All Our Stores coining back some day for a new noon. Most of the residents who (or - Watch our window signs and circulars for Weekly havo radio outfits tuned in and Economy Price Special*. Dodge Brothers Car. heard tho service. The choir ren- dered "He Included Me" and "He FRANK VAN SYCKLE Is So Precious." A solo entitled B. V. ttaghti, Mgr. 14B-1B} W. Front 3t "Will You Ask Him WltvtrWItrr iSpAP . Telephone 1206 ' You" was rendered by Mrs. Ivlni Pte. Par Ooz. Qta. Per Dot. Voorhees and a duet entitled "The A USeO CAfj IS ONLY AS DePBNDABLS Dawn of Eternal Day" w»i given I Mason Jars .79 ,89 AS THB, D&ALSR WHO > SCULS IT/ House Heating 4 by Edith Rogers and Miss Violet Pta. Per Don. Qli.'Par Do*. Smith.' Mrs. A. M. Robertson was li 4 the pianist. A prayer and a sermon Ideal Jars ,98 >± were given by Rev. Harry Meyer, Smith and Jones live side by side. Their homes are just tho pastor. . p Do n alike. JAR TOPS " " .29 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NfcWS. PhB Yet Jones tends his heating boiler two or three times a JAR RUBBERS 3 " .25 Card Party on Friday, Aumal l»ln, at St. Afnaa'i Auditorium. DAY—takes, out the ashes twice a week, and grumbles about p p 1 >*(The Reil Bank Retleler «• k« >«f£< PAROWAX " " "" .10 eeeh week In AlUnlle, lltaMugt it 1»« the drudgery of it all. atorei o{ William Ltff, William Qerslna NATIONAL BISCUIT CO/3 and Leon Kati.) I Honey Block Cakes p« ">• ,33 The young ladles' sodality of St. While Smith lights his boiler in tho Fall and turns it of! Agncs'a church will hold a card Oreo Sandwich **" P»«- .12 party on Friday night of next week in tho Spring. And betweon times he gloats with satisfaction at Bt. Apioi's auditorium. Many . over the solid comforts that ho enjoys. AC prices will be awardad and r«fr«ih- Boned Chicken " .50 manU will be served. A door prlia Smith "Heats with Gas" and Jones doesn't. I LIBBY'S will alsd be awarded. 4 !>#tC n Kov. Ralph Carr and family have Corned Beef ' returned from a itay at Dlnghamp- Which would YOU prefer—Smith's easo or Jones' dissotis* ton, Now York. Mr. Carr's nip- J haw, Hov, Oordon Dtvli, pmchid faction? '] Sliced Beef i,h ;, 2 *" Sunday «t tho Ctntrftl Dtptlit A Chmrnlnf "•»# in Vtiltn «fw., illutok, church. Th« annual plonk of tht 1 AC>n Sunday-school was held jrtitwdajr Wo havo tho answor on display on our showroom floor Pineapple U^.r * .17 at Asbury Park. . - —-the IDEAL GAS BOILE& It costs you nothing to inspect Plain an,l Sluir.J ' Lloyd Slcklai «f Nivtilnk, who Par Dot. his bten living In Arliona Mv«r»l it, Won't you come in, and let us explain why gas heating ia . OLIVES OWNBM of this property hold yonri, relurno.il horn* Ult witk. not cxponsivo as you have imagined. 1 c n Mrs. A. O. flwonaon and her PICKLES oT" ' ''" ' .15 our TitU Iniurancci Have you pro- nleco, Mlii CharlotU Curtll, art on tected your Intcreiti In.tho ittmo w»yf a trip to tho Wast. Tho now rate as follows: J An artlclo on "Mt. VMUVIUI," IN JARS .29 wrltUn ty Dr. Ilonry Wuhlntttn, First 20,00$ cu. ft. por month OGc por M CI.OVEHDALK • gieloxlit and t (ormir wildont ll01 of Ueutt Point, apjwaMil In Ui4 Second 20,000 cu. ft. por month 00c por M GGrap e JJuice '" .19.39 New York World on Sunday. _ Bnlnnco por month 85c por M ( VtfCtPfCl Mn. Carlylo 0. tttlds o( Ptl- SHRIMP * ham, Ntw York, Ii vliltln* hir J*r> ".22 IDEOTY •ltd, Mr, and Mn. 0. 8. Chipwin, Moans a saving of 14 to 20 per cont. per month as com* p c Mrs. Oathtiin* Conovir of Plitt> Mixed Dog Food " " mount, who It employed nt An- p«red with our provloui rate of $1.10 por M. UNION l*nltl«i'i druf lien, Ii ttfi Indoen with ileknttt. Yours tot bolter houio-hofltlng sorvlco, TlTLBVMOIvrOAOB Mr, QranklMn, Unor, *»• the m- CVfMMTt COMPANY leM at tho Culno lul Thurtday NANKITEA nlthl. lMtntmcnlal muala wu fuh nwitd by UM DOMIUI trio. MM. fl. P. WlllUmi will b« UM 1-4 Ib tiWiiiltfm »lN«,Bm4lHwt h*it«M it UM ttrd party Iwwrrtw •fliraMdK aftf ^ AAftd jb^aa H•&S i lka l Ma\ ^ _*. ^ *|Affiis'd ^•> ^aiki ._ » a«4ll IC; (urn, Th« afftlr win \*\* MI t( t -1 - $t frt trtl M County Gas Company 15' * •?><•** T RED BANK REGISTER. AUGUST 10.1927.

:erebro spinal mininsitli and most Neva A»ay, Grace Long-street, Agnei and cleared nearly >600*. Mrjl. John YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. if them-died. Tilton, Harold Brower,. Albert Car- H. Fielder had charge pf the fair ' Mabel Parker, aged rijc 'yean, hart, Rue Meredith, Frank Elliott, and her principal assistants -were HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN AND laughter of Lida and H. A. Parker George Wilson and Joseph Aaay. ' Mm. Edgar Smith, Mrs. Elisabeth The Louis VanGlliuwe grocer; Sands and Mrs. Walter-Parker. • AROUND OUR HOMETOWN. if Spring street, died of diphtheria. Mrs. Lydla A. Hondrictaon was atore at the corner of Front street R. VanDyke Retd, who for a num- Incident* Culled from Tba RegUter •e-appointed teacher of the Middle- and Maple avenue was sold to J. W. ber ot years was principal of the of the Second Week in Auguit own, public school, ' Scheper of New York. Mr. VanGll- Red Bank public schools, was ap- Twenty Year* Ago, Thirty Year* The infant child of George Bran- luwe had a grocery store at Ocean pointed, purser of the steamboat Ago and Forty. Year* Ago. iin of Naveslnk died of cholera in- Grove which was in charge of his Little Silver which ran between 'antum. son, but his son died and he moved Oceanport and New York, Forty Year* Ago. to Ocean Grove to, take care of that Mrs. Allen VanBrunt of Eaton- Lafayette Richardson, an- aged Thirty Years Ago. town stepped on a rusty nay in her Problems of colored man of Shrewsbury,.died of William A. Cole and William H. garden while wearing a pair of thin a tumor.: He had been in feeble Joseph Wemple, a farmer of Tin- Littlo gave a clambake to about ton Falls, died at the age of 77 slippers. She was so badly hurt,that Importance health•' a long time. Before his wenty friends at the Highlands. she had to get about on crutches for death he requested that a post- years. He had lived at Tintori Falls The party Was taken to the High- three years and provious to- that a couple of weeks. Many financial problems of Im- mortem examination be made of his lands and back in Mr. Cole's yacht A* great many parties had been body to prove that he. was not lazy, time' he had lived for many-years portance may come to your family Gladys. Mr. Cole's guest* were at Little Silver. He h«d been an camping on Island Beach near High- *I really am not after you are gone. Make -good as some folks had "averred, but that William H. Little, William T. Cor- lands. The land was owr.ed by the his internal organs we're so debil- invalid a long timo and to get about preparation for their future wel- ies, William Fintard, Joseph T. had to be wheeled around in a chair. United States government and the itated , that he was incapable of Burrowes, John B. Bergen, Joseph government ordered all campers off fare now by making your Will and work: The post-mortem examin- William Pennlngton built a house growing old-^—" appointing therein the Broad- Street - T. Field, Henry Field, John Abbott on his lot on Bridge avenue The of. the place. ation was made by'pi. EdwinsField Worthley, Borden Wolcott, John S. Mrs. Emma Matthews of Colt's National Bank your Executor' or and Dr. Willtem B. Warner, und house was 20x28 feet with; a six is a remark often heard ttp'm wo» \ Trustee. Our .Charter Is Permit Sutton, Charles S.' Hill, William H. foot L, two stories high, and with Neck lost a horso valued at $200, men wearing the Arch Preserver they found one lung wholly gone HDUstbn,_Harry—Worthlcy,_wmiam Miss Joanette Hyer of Colt's Neck _nerit. -^—— three-rooms ,on-_each^Sflr_JThcjBon- and-the-other-nearly-so, Hartshorne, Thomas S. Hubbard tra'ct price for the house was $1,000 returned home 1 ronTBoston, where -- Shoe. They have such active feet;— T. C. Hendrickson of Red Bank and Edward S. Hicks." . . and the contractor was William she had been attending ah art school that they feel young, and can do who had recently died, left to his Benjamin John Parker, who had Sewing, Jr. for a year, ^ the things a young woman does. '' *«MM.THI raaf.wu wife, Mary Ann Hendrickson, the George Dunbaij of Oakland street use and income of all his property been appointed collector' of Shrews- Charles Liltlefleld of Eatontown This is the shoe that makes all bury'township, gave a bond in'the had a bulldog and a pugdog. They was a good swimmer, ijnd he issued as long as she lived or until she a challenge ,for a. fcwinunihg.rac e women feel younger—more ca- married again. At her,deatT? o sum of $40,000 The bondsmen were got in a fight and the bulldog tore. QbId •the-pflgnng'» pys out. Mr. Little- with anyone from fourteen to pable iharriagethepiTnsrtywaiPtirg^tih o eighteen jwa-oldr—Ho-had—no- v his three children, Samuel T. Hen-wards, William Applegate, Fred~W7 field chloroformed the pugdog and g TTHtT drickson, Jr., ''Alice P. Stout and Hope, Obadiah E. Davis, Joseph Al- shot the bulldog, and he lived in takers. DRCMD SmETNATIOML DANK] George Crawford Hendrickson. bert Throckmorton, George F; Coop- peace thereafterfor he had ho more McCarthy of New York RedBank,N.J, •er^A..Holm.qs_Bprden. Theodore F. John were the executors of the will." White, Richard Borden, Jacob C Joseph W'. Walling, k farmer ot crty at Oceanic from the estate; of Dr. William H. Hubberd of Red Shutts, A. W. Borden and Harry I'olmdel township, died on the Walt William W. Conover on which He be- Bank, who owned the property a Campbell. ing homestead farm. Mr. Walling gan building a very fine residence. Tel. 66 and 22 Keanitmrg what is now the corner of Broad and Edward 'Deacy of Red Bank took was 69 years'old and was bom in Edward Roswell of Oceanport cel- the contract to carry the. mails be- ebrated his sixteenth birthday with Albert S. MUler SEASON 1927 Monmouth streets, made a few spe- the house where he 8iea. He (left cial bequests and left the rest of the tween the Red Bank postoffice and three children, Joseph and George a big party.- 18 Broad Street Red Bank N. J. estate to be divided between his twothe railroad station'. Whenever a Walling and Mrs. Edward Bailey. Oliver G. Frako's bicycle was children, Dr. Charles H. Hubbard mail was late the carrier was fined Fair Haven Methodists held a fair (Continued on next .page.) 11 New York and Keansburg and Margaret Ellen Williamson, In and Deacy was late so many times, equal shares. Robert Allen, Jr., largely because of the train service, and William T. Corlies were the that his fines amounted to nearly as Effective July 1st, 1927. witnesses to the will. much as nis salary. He gave up the Mrs. Mary Woodcock, wife of job and Will Malchow was ap- STEAMERS:—CITY OF KEANSBURG, POCAHONTAS, Charles Woodcock, died at Rumson pointed in his place. SMITHFI.ELD, MOBJACK, KEANSBURG. from-softening of. the train while George W. Evans of Chapel Hill ** Subject to Change Without Notice—New York Time. on a visit to her ~ brother-in-law, gave a clamb"ake~ at ~hiS f arm'" to William Cavanaugh. She had lost about twenty friends, moct of whom one of her children three week; were local politicians of Middletown previously and grief for her los;township. Among those a*, the clam- Leave Battery, New York. hastened her death. bake were D. Lane Conover, George Weekdays:—9)30, 10:30, 11:30 A. M.; 2:00, 4:30, 5:30, 8:00 William A. Clare, Jr., son of Wi! Brannin, Dr. William P. Patterson, P. M. liam A. Clane, a farmer resident o: Daniel Bennett, Benjamin Griggs. Saturday*:—9:30, 10:30 a. m.| 1:00, 2:00, 4:30, 5:30, 8:00 Red Bank, died Of consumption a John P. Evans, Herbert L. Pease, p. m. the home of his step-father, Garre Gordon Thompson, Fay Purdy and Sundays:—9:00, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 A. M.j 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, Magee of Morrisville. Mr. McLeai Oliver C. Ayers. 4:30, 5:30, 8:00, 9:30 P. M. left a wife and one child. Justice John C. Edwards of o Riviere H. Sneden, who for sev Eatontown celebrated his 77th birth- oral years had been prcscriptiot day. He had lived at Eatontown Leave Keansburg, New Jersey. clerk in Dr. Frank T. Cradwick' longer than any other person. All Weekdayc—7:00, 9:00 A. M.; 12 M.; 2:00, 3:30, 5:30, 8:00, store, took a similar position in th of his life- was spent there except -•--••••• 10:00 P.M. - -...-. J.., ,, store ' of James Cooper, Jr. eighteen months, when he was away I Saturday*:—7:00, 9:00 A. M.; 12 M.; 2:00, 3:30, 5:30, 8:00 Miss Julia Wyckoff, daughter on a visit. He had held office 66 10:00 P. M. John H. Wyckoff of Holmriel, pas.se> years, and had lived in the same Sunday*:—7:00, 11:00 A. M.; 12:00 M.; 1:00, 2:00, 4:00, the teachers' examination and re house for more than half a century. 5:00, 6:00, 8;00, 9:00, 10:00 P. M. ceived a certificate authorizing hei Ralph Fields of Wallace street to lip a teacher. was seventeen years old and he William W. Conover had a drovi gave a party to celebrate the birth- of 200 pigs on his farm at Portau day. His guests were Sophie peck. The pigs were attacked witl Skirim, Ollie Mount, Abbie Elliott,

The Commander established the world's stockfcawccord for sustained speed, durability andtdepend ability—5,000 miles in less than.^5000 miles per noun minutes—and now The Commander sets a rec- 5*13 ord for ^value at its new mktin8see»n4t low price of ..... ized bodiesjvr adult BEDUCXD STUDEBAKER PRICES—EFFECTIVE JULY 27,^1927 passengers Jtill higher quality Dictator The Commander The Pretident New, brilliant cnmpU of excess Outsells combined totals of all Maximum beauty and saperlatlye Hfu>"RtJH$ad" power and quality at a One-Profit comfort for captains of commerce— -yet lower prices Availablt ' other cars lathe world of equal or price "-moro automobile for the J7» RO.B. DBTAOIT., greater rated power. Holds world the final word In a car for the man tw ChrjrtWr "money than any manufacturer ERB again in this new Hero in the new Chrysler with long, roomy bodies, r ennlne, Rlvloj tutri whose word Is final. Only ? Arner* ever offered before. stock car records for sustained high .H "52" is another one of "52"is true beauty far above staunchly constructed of inflil, pick-up and hU|.; lean cars, costing $4,000 to $11,000,', climbing jl>llll)>.uiur«tJh)r' speed—S,000 'miles In less than l those vivid Chryslerdcraon- provious standards in its wood and stccLj ' Iht u«« of lil|h-cofD|)rti. WAS It equal It In power. ttradons of greater valuo class. •Ion fu«l«. It now rnidt 5000 minutes. •viililile for lh« n»w Chryi- Sedan r>drOrhMh. $1245 which tell their oWnitriklng See it, and above all, drivo it Iw "Jl". An» ChrjriUr Hero is vigor ot perform* Sedan [+dr.] mohair 1335 WA» n story at a glance. i-for once you have experi- dttlei will aftdlir |lvi > ISff 8«dah7/of 7^-. anco far greater tlian you you full pinJculMt ud | You ncedonlyice the Chrys- enced its performance we sa li»prt««Tt d«nionitr>. Victoria • «.»i 1325 Sedan. . . . . $1585 ". tI4«f Tourer, for 7/»T»'i have over been able to buy 1245 Sedan, Regal ler "52"—-contraitlng it In are confident that you, too, lion or lb« "Hid.lUid" Coupe, for 2 £ .J > un 1710 Limousine •I>1*1' before at this money—52 tnglni «d Z495 autj your mind with everything will agreo that in the new Coupe, /o' 4 *•' 1345 Victoria 1575 and moro unvarying miles offend in its field—to realize "52" Chrysler has passed raw CJUYIUA -u" rmoi- Roadster, /or 4 •' 1295 Victoria, 1645 SMI per hour, delivered with a AH Studebakeri carry $100 that once) more Chrysler beyond ail accepted limits t Kltullh mm. Duplex Phaeton ' 1195 lit! Coup. • • . 1545 14f« smoothness no other low- worth of extra equipment Sttndardixcd Quality bai of what $729 to $875 have Tourer, for 5 . 1165 11M Coupe, Kfgal , 1645 1411 without extra cost yielded more to the buyer Tourer, /or 7 • 1245 1*41 Roadster, for 4 1673 lltf than money has ever been Here, In the new "52", are performance, comfort ant! All irlm I. o. b. factory able to buy before. ' ample ipace and comfort luxury. , Albury Pstrk LOUIS F. UPSEY, Inc. MT iHHMtrAiM A««. 33 E»st Front St., Red Bank, N. J* ANDY'S GARAGE JJOO-UOI Ttltphm HOB * : C«f..f Mitt. AMM. |tf WH« fteal» |IJNM| , R.J ».„,,, N, j, i J R*4 k 1114, •r T.I. a wv a T.\T« Junk,' A new boarder engaged 'a on Which he was , Urty yrj room and the'flrrt aay ho'wat then wagon,; For * time it was thought into three lota u a borne site for pastor on acuount of puur health. he stoleUjewelry'from Mr«. lrwin Mr. Klnney^i injuries would prove ach of the three. Myron V. Brown began the ergc- Irpm lift pig*,),' fcfl and from some of the, other board- fatal, but he finally recovered. Mail boxes at Tinton Falls owned ;ion of a new house-on the east side !, It a;paan tt ar aatlaiti. . from • ihed li hit buck yard! en to the;v.alus p< |6,Q0\, The man The GJbbe Jfotel was bought from by Albert Crawford, Richard Con- f Harrison avenue. Tlia house was ' a,othantleate4 rword,t( )ht twheol VII eecovered > f rom a escaped with hit booty, The day William J.-Poulson.by Charles W/nors,-Benjamin Bennett and Wel-28x34 feet and the cost was $4,000. PULLETS [er ike volUnUtr dlaioltWtii' [wh« Hid he hid found it prevjau's; Henry, Qonk'a -house op Jones of Red Bank and Charles G. lington Wllklnt wore damaged 'or Frank J. Mnnson beqnr the erec- To make money with your poultry you must ect EGGS from .t«Vh.idVr.;Te>wUe«'ij'SJ &* .abfcldoned at the edge of a field. Jroad street was robbed of two gold DuBols of Freehold for $37,600. dbstroyed by hoodlums of that tion of a double house on Oakl^n'd September to January, »hpr pricei arc high—and the only way -„ William T. lamlUii, he,, i •— ~ i. J. Weeks Cornwell of Maple street opposite Jiis residence. The to get these eggs i, to have WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS tlon of thU Bute, vbeie. frit watcheiVtV aiw&ortd 'ring, a, ilgnet Mr. Foulson 'had bought tho hotel neighborhood. hatchod in March and oarly April. I iltuated on Oo«an k««h<*. ravinuo gavel if >lg euchre party At jfingi,'a gild "bracelet and a gold from Daniel W. White two years The C. E. Conover factory, which house was 40x40 feet. iorguih of Sttbrljot; eeuni* wli ch the wlnneto were Mils Julia chairt.< This jewelry wag ttelen by previously fpr (35,000. had bought the Hannah Bedell Bartley Morris; a printer who had 4 MONTHS OLD, .....$1.75 1" beliw t»e"ieot"«hereiir™. ., Litjtle, Mill Efm&.Gofnwell and Mrs, worked in many .newspaper ojhecs a boarder who had just'taken board A' hay frolic was held at John property on the river front at Red READY TO LAY, $2.00 ihtrne tltriof, upon.whom aroaeia mar r Edward 0. Hazard? - •'-.,,' at Mr. Conk's, Beck's at Vandcrburg. Tha frol- Bank, had'so much -work that an ad- in Monmouth county, died at the : (IN Loulia Maxwell of -TJnton Ira King, aged five months, son .Ickori were Max Oryl, John Welsh, dition 50x1501 feet had to bo built to age of 53 years. F. O. B. Red Bank," N, J. F* la'mi in her bam and w*e?g|v- Mrs. Margarot J. Morrcll, wife of mint of lhl.c«H(le«t. «f DluVoUon. oJ W. W. King of South Eatontown, George and Edward Hocy and the factory.,- ':/. i If you can't visit our farm, mail your order today. NOW. THEHErORI, I •tnSSt * I. , Ins tn»H tome hay whin tits fork died suddenly of cholera infantum. Thomas and,William Cross. They John T; Brady of Oceanic was. William MoJ-iell of Hazlet, died .of l .slipped and two of the tinea ran old ago. Slip was 83 years old and 25% with'oTder, balance-10 days before shipment. Bred, Jeraty, do htrtbr. ctrtlfj that tM ul< Two Bed bank Infant boys, Ray- mowed the hay, cured it and stored stricken with paralysis whllo visit- 1 for good size eggs and heavy production for 16 yean. orpcr«tlon did, on th« ft(t««ath,4w •> ^thftugh her foot', ' mond'White, son of Frank White it in Mr. Bock's barn. left tw.o children. ing in New York and died vory sud- uted and ittcittd tohitntln. wtltlar la ;Gui Sehroeder wai elected fore- of West street, and'Joseph Bennett, Alvln Table of Bridge avenue was denly.; Mr. Brady was 65 years aid Mias Emllie Ncilson ol Atlantic' ha illnolutlon of iild torpotatioB, ai>- xnin of Union hose company. The Jr., son of Joseph. Bennett of Bank working on Frank J. Dlbbon's hpuse and left a widow and three daugh- Highlands was found dead in bed. EIGENRAUCH FARMS •Mii by all thi ito«kholi!tr> fi«r«of, Death was due to heart disease. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. ihlch laldconiint and '.ha rtoord of tht ' ottytr offieen were'John Hackett, streot, djed the same day frdm the on Maple avenue when the scaffold rs. . ...'". V". •'•.":.'. -.- " prootidlnKB atoraiald ata now on 'flla la 1 St. Mary's church of Colt's Neck my laid ofllea ai ptovldad by law. > ! S. M, Bogen, A, L. McQueen and same disease, ' ' - broke. His shoulder was dislocated Frank Hagenbuen of Atlantic In ttitlmonr wbitasf, I kt' btrtto James B, Weaver's tallorshop and ,and tho muscles of his left arm were cidared ?500 at a picnic. et my hand and affltad ny oSelal ml, Highlands died from a complication Joseph Johnson of Navesink be- t Tr.nton, tb.li tflnnth day of July, A. , t Peter. Young, a summer re«ld$nt {tarris Brothers' store, nearly ad-, vary badly bruised. He was laid up of diseases. He had lived at Atlan- O. on<> thouiand nm« liandnd'lMd^wan* it Locurt Point," died juddenly at joining Mr. Weaver* plncc,. were three weeks. ;•.' gan serving his 34th year as a con- tic Highlands a long time. He was stable. • '• -f "All home at that place He WM 91 broken into. Two coats and two Jacob'L, Stler's new store biilld- 69 year*- old and was a bachelor. (Seal)' JOSEPH r. I. nTZPATRlOK, - yeare-old-and-iad been blind for pairs of-trousers were stolen fro^n g«»rttaty of IUt«. Ing on Monmouth street, adjoining Henry J.Ely~6f Mlddletown town Call on Luke Longhead . NOTICE OF 9ETTMMINT Or-i.. 21 yean.* i ' » Mr. Weaver's store and two graph- the'Knickerbocker pharmacy,: was ship bought the Forman White When you desire any sort of a E,lat« of Jamil Idward Bordan, dt. William A. French & Co. were aphones and a lot of records, werii rented by Howard F. Egbert and W. c.ntd. house and lot on the north side of want filled quicklj*.—Advertisement. Notlca It hutbr ilrto that tka a«. advertliing full quart bottles of stolen from the Norm store. Nelson Norcross as a hardware Wallace Btreet, three doors from the eounti of the aubacrlbtt, truitta of tht J Roekwood rye at 11 per quart with Charles G. Conover of the New- store. The rent was'?600 per year, •ata'ta of laid dactiaad, will bt aadlUd Presbyterian church, for $4,500. and atated by tha Surrogtta of tht County thi privilege to "try It before you man Springs road, Bed Bank, .was The ^actors' fishing, club of Fair Fred Conover sold his lot tfnMai n of Horimouth and raportad far uttla* 1 cultivating a field of potatoes when mint to tha On>ham Court of laid oounty, buy it. .' Haven held an outing at Sandy street, Fair Haven, to Annie Hart Expert Repairing on Thuraday. tha althth day of Siptim- _,,Chirlei H ^Thompson, _%y}d_Bray tha team (tot Kcara'Land raft-away. fHOOThitBel8Qft her, A. D. 1827. at which tlroa ipjlleatloa . and T. Forman Taylor of Colt'B Mr. Conovor was thrown from his wlirETmadiiTiot.tha alISwan«t-ol-iipiinlii=: of fish.' The fieh wore brough' to ,nd Mr. Conover had paid $300 for WATCHES, CLOCKS alom and counial fata* , ' * -'' . Neck went- on a gunning trip-to scat on the cultivator. His headFair Haven and distributed among the lot three years previously. Datad July llth. A. S. HIT. . Manejuuan and_|hot 2B jnipe. atrjick a,_trqc,and b The-re-cent ..-addition- TRUST 6 OF BED B, "~~~ X"h'eifol*Blaet»nake eggs wp made in his scalp. Jehu P, Applegate of Nutswainp, dored all unmuzzled dogs kityed^ but of a 32" lathe to our plowed up last week on the farm o Time boxes connecting with Accuracy, skill and ex- MoDmouth County SurTOI-aU'aOmta. Who was a cripple from.rheumatism, although there were lots of .unmuz- equipment enables us In tha mattai r o_f. „th.t taUtt of Anal* A. George fyrvey at Poplar. Ther. registering clqck wore installed was driving at Ocqanport when there perience enable us to Conovar. daeealtd. zled dogs around Red Bank only one to handle larger work Notlca to eradltara to praiaat alairai were 86 egga in the nest. throughout the now , borough' of was'a collision and Mr. Applegate's was killed by the police. do the most delicate re- i astata. John B. Jennings of. New York, Rumson. The policemen were re- wagon was broken. Mr. Applegate Postmaster and Mrs. H. H. Stry than ever. Furauant to the order of Joiepa la Don- son! of Jacob Jennings nf Atlantl quired to ring in at the boxes every pairing. We guarantee ahar. aurniata of the County of Hop.' was only slightly hurt. ker of Oceanic celebrated their 25th satisfaction. Our prices moutfa, made on tha etftbeenth day ut Highland!, died suddenly while on a hour and the boxes were set'up to wedding anniversary. Gifts were This is the largest | July. 192T, on tha application of Enaltr visit to hla parents. Edward V. Willis sold his house E. Morrla, aole executor of tht tatate ef sec that the policemen did not loaf and two lota at Eastlde.Park to Dr. received from a large number o: will please vou. Annie A. Gonover, deeeaaed,^ notlet la George H. White and Charles H. on their jobs. lathe in operation in j heraby liven to tht ertdltore of aall da. S H. Ehoades of-Pennsylvania fo friends. Silverware Repaired ceaiad to eihlblt to tha aubierlbtr, ntn- White of Atlantic Highlands bought William Wolcott of Branch ave- $4,000. The plot was 100x151 or near Red Bank. tor aa afoieaald, their debta and demaaCl the groaery business of their, lather, nue, a clerk at Doremus Brothers' Lcroy Compton of Belford, wh( and Replated Like New. agaliAt tha aald eatatt, nnder oatb, with- feet and the house contained clgh was employed,as-brakeman on the in ill noiitha

A different kind of oil-electric heating service installed and maintained by a maker of knmvn reliability** - > t "

It is good to get home again ... home in New York and New England as the to cozy comfort! No grates to shake ... "Socony Arrow," and this is the identical no coal to shovel... no fires to bank. oil burner now being made and offered Just home to comfort! under the name Timken. It means all the knowledge of oil and its use possessed It's so easy to enjoy the wonderful by Standard Oil and all the manufactur- privilege of a home uniformly comfort- ing precision and tradition of thefamoui able. It's so easy-to avoid all the hard Timken 'organization^ work, drudgery, and mess of coal burning. .' ' ' Timken has solved—for all time— A convenient finance plan enables you this question of home comfort. It is a to pay for this heating service while you to the WIVES ' new kind of heating service—an oil are enjoying its comforts." Only a xnodet*^ burner that is sold, installed, maintained ate cash outlay is necessary—the balance only by the maker. The same care and to be taken care of in convenient piryments, is sufficient responsibility that goes into its manufac- 111, ture follows it right into your home with Come home to comfort next udl—> - on the care of the family Ford a service that means nothing less than next winter—next spring. From now perfect, permanent comfort. TF the family ford runs smoothly with' a reason- on. Take the first step to freedom from. JL ablit amount of care, moat huibands are sbtisned. A Timken Oil Burner cannot be the discomfort, dost, and * But wives — with careful eyes on-tho family bought except direct through a factory annoyance of coal. Writ* . budget—ask much more. Not only must the Ford run cflSdently—it must also run economically, branch—and it cannot be bought even or telephone for Interesting there unless Timken also can install and and informative book* That Is why thousands of women, who are care* ful buyers, always insist on Vcedol Forzol the service it "Guaranteed Oil Hetdng." proven economy oil for Fords. Made txclusiuly for Fords—Veedol Forzol pnptrly lubricates the The Standard Oil Company of New THE TIMKEN-DETROIT COMPANY Ford motor, resisting heat and friction. It corrutly > York designed this burner. They sell if lubricates thq Ford transmission bands,preventing costly chatter. In fact more than a million Ford owners have found that Vecdol Forxol gives theso eight economies in operation: HO M A K R S* - I T * M A K E S A "DIFFERENCE

The Timken It the moit modern of the EKitest nudiotiiics on oil fromrn*!ntwVdlr«ct-nogttvtty tetpomibltltr ft* th< I. StopichtiMr-MVfibindi J. Reduces repair bllli tvpe of oil but act produced, All tnd oil tnitninu in the workl— flow of oil. entire iruiillitJon—numifiaur- che ftulu of culy oil burning (ho enf{!nccn of (lie Sdndud Oil The burner Ittclf li In i ilmjilc Ing, ulling, Inittlllngiod *crW6 0 liY 01 &KnlMrutldllutl0B *'tatuolfni "* ' devices hire b«n tvolded la In O>mpany of New York. unit iMnl) mtiiJi the firebox. It ing-li utumed by Timken, oo« I, Olvti40 10 a*% Mtlog 7. IncresMi ability ro tout, dcilgn ind cooiinictlon, It Inn uncomplicated burner ~« ii cully iccenilile ind li not . of th« moit financially tubU I" oil . I. Rtilitidiilruciivihitt Ic li theretulf oftighiynnof tun from in electric nwtk with- tubject to deterioration from the •nd ctptble orginlutlom lo . and friction (Uv«lopm«it w^l tttenth by wme out requiring t gai pilot. 1'ccdi t-hetting (Unie. Amerla. Ask rbrVttdol Fottol by nami where you too th* oraogt and black'Vecdol Forzol sign displaysd.

TIDB WATER Oil SALES CORPORATION \ L«wU8trttt. Eatonkown, N.J, TI KEN OIL BURNER FAOtmy vuiNcu ANO;IHOWIOOM»I , ,' t! 1^ Ui\*i M Si,<*J*nl iy tit UmbfwHlm* Uhmtttin !A U »11.40th I*. ^T 10.

drove hit family at Cliffwood in Mi have designated a tract of land on GARAGE BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. automobile Thursday night wcjk. Cedar avenue adjoining the Holly- The auto was stolen but was found wood hotel property as an official fc' &NTONIDES « F. AYRES HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN tho next day. Practically ever; landing place for airplanes to pick HOWARD MONMOUTH COUNTY. movable part* had been taken from up and discharge passengers, ,. EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING the car. reehold Min'i Sudden Daath. Personal Notes, dtles of Property, Boy Savee Father. , Charles E. Silence ot Freehold % L > STORAGE, GAS AND OILS Building Operationi, Lodge Do- Francis L. Stone, iiuAsbury Park led suddenly last Wednesday of, a 74 Monmouth Street ' Red Bank, N. J. 'BRANCH AVENUE. LITTLE SILVER. Telephone 2250-J. ings, Slight Firea, Births', Mar- lawyer, was caught in a strong off- ,eart attack. He was 67 years old riages and Deaths—Other Items. shore current -while bathlpg last nd leaves a widow and two sons. STEAMM and HOHOT IWATER FITTING •A neliuuor.'aavlsea we toi try* Joseph S. To'rwilliger of Long Thursday. His thirteen-year-old oung Man Dies. son Francis, Jr., swam out with a Gutters. Leaders and Tin Roofing a Plnkhwn'g yegetfble Cow ,Branch was laid up last week with Herbert A. Heiscr, son of Charles hlc11 line, and his father was; pulled -"pound, * *P* injuries he received in n fall from Hciser of Manalapan, died last Safd tolpei k«; HATCH ER his bicycle. Mr. Terwilliger has ashore. Jhursday after a long sickness. He so much. - Bo .1 been riding s bicycle to his work Firemen Adopt Uniform. was twenty years old. ~" bought a few bo>~ or forty years. He says he will The Matawan firemen hayo adopts ties aod.trted It BOILERS-FURNACES-RANGES olice and Fir» Surgeon, ;ive it up. cd a parade uniform consisting of out' 'Jt «ur* Dr. Daniel F. Featherston has helped mo won- Dr. -R. H. Lamb, who formerly a white felt hat,, white shirt, black been appointed police and fire sur- derfully. 11 felt ad a dental office at Allentown, bow tie, white duck trouers, white geon at Asbury Park, He will serve touch better. When iasi opened' an office fi Medford. belt and black shoes.' They Wore My work.li on a fee basis, r. Lamb located at Medford when them in the parade at.Bolmar Sat- COOKS with Me'GAS5TIJRHED OFFt n6 longer 'ft Winter Comes dread to me. If I o was first graduated from col- urday. ~ .(Continued on next page.) hear of any on» ege. •' TTTHEK battling «w snow and Farm «t Auction. V . who Is-trouble! VV- winds of a winter's d«y, Dr. John J. Sieler, professional •«•••«•«•« *«9*ve- Lieutenant John Stokes of the riua to-' Throckniortnn f avonue,- ,nnd Me. town had -a miscellaneous shower ohanlo street from High street to H&xtlsoa RES CO. last week in honor of her approach- United States army has been visit- Monmouth avenue.. ^ ' . . ' ing marriago to Nelson E. Wilbur. ing his mother, Mrs. John .Stokes Mechanical TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN I of Freehold. Lieutenant Stokes has . TAKE NOTICE, That tn Ordinance hap Charles Wortman of Long Branch 0 been introduced by^• the Mayor'snd'Ooun- caught seven weakfish near the newbeen assigned as football coach at County cll of the Borough of Bed Dink, providing the West Point military academy. Goods for the- cxtcniion of the benefits, of th« jetty at North Long Blanch one sa'wer, system in Bsasett plaee Its entire night last week. length, McLaren street from Froipeet ave. The OSCO Plan! Colored Veteran Dead. nue to Tbrockmorton .avenue, and Me* garret Evans of Matawan is now Ned Shemo, a colored veteTairof chantcitreet^from^Htgh-Btreet"to*Htrrieon employed as a brakeman on the avenue, and providing * for the. payment What a delight it is to shop in the American Stores the Civil war, died at his home at The bestproof of all this is the tire itself. Come fn today and therefor in tho aggregate amount of not ' where everything is plainly displayed. What a relief Central railroad. Morganville Tuesday of last week. 'exceeding 14,(00.00. He was 86 years old. He went to see this masterpiece, the new Goodyear All-Weather Balloon. Said governing' ,body will consider < said it is to shop where the merchandising is standard in high Car Hita Building. Ordinance for final pasiage on the l&tit Quality and regular in its fair pricing. But the biggest Mrs. Hester Tilton of Asbury war as a personal aide to the late day of Auguit, 1927, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., at the Borough .Hall, and all persons whois benefit of all to be found in our centers of satisfaction, Park lost control of her automobile Dr. E. F. Field of Middletown. lands may1.be.alTeeteX by aueh Ordinance, Mrs. Homekeeper, and this is as plain as print— at Long Branch last Wednesday and or who may be interested theretnV %lll be drove it into the waiting room of the Died at Allenwood. lven an opportunity to be heard ,con?ern.^ Miss Pearl Thompson of Freehold 200 Monmouth Street, fng the provisions ot said Ordinance at The year-'round advantage of quick moving trolley company on Atlantic avenue. said time and place, or at such further stocks, which are carefully watched and constantly re- Anthony Moncrode of Portaupeck died at the Allenwood hospital Tues- time and place to which £ald meeting mar. be'adjourned, . i - newed, is more than ever an advantage while the sum- was struck by the car but was notday of last week of consumption. NK.. , mer is with us. You can just feel the freshness and badly injured. She was 21 years old and had been Red Bank, N. J. a patient at the hospital three years. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR TUB purity of our Products as soon, as you enter one of our Move Into New House. EXTENSION OF THE BENEFITS 0^ THE SEWER SYSTEM OF THE BOR. Stores. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DuncanPotato Prices Jump. Opp. Railroad Station OUGH OF RED BANK AND THE CON. of Hightstown have-moved into their Potato prices -at Freehold jumped STRUOTION OF LATERAL 8EWERS, "HONSE -BRANCHES. MANHOLES 'AND — The Finest Fancy Peaches new house opposite the driving park from U-75 for 150 pounds to ?2.7~5 ~ 'PKone-1709 ~™~™ CONNECTIONS IN BASSETT PLACB at Freehold. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan last Thursday. The advance of a ITS ENTIRE LENOTH, MOLAREN STREET FROM PROSPECT AVENUE asco W\^^JLZZ big two years ago took a 14,000 mile dollar within a week was very en- TO THROCKMORTON AVENUE, AND Halvad automobile tour seeking a place for couraging to the poHto growers. WE GIVE: SERVICE. MECHANIC STREET FROM' HIGH or Sliced STREET TO HARRISON AVENUE, TO Peaches ' 20ctheir new home and finally selected OBTHER WITH THK • APPURTE. Landing Field for Airplanea. Freehold. _ ' NANCES NECESSARY THEREFOR,' The Long Branch commissioners AND THE MANNER OF ASSESSING The Mule Threw Him. THE COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF, cans AND PROVIDIN0 FOR THE PAYMENT 4sw sliced Peaches 2 25c Joseph Spitz, 47 years old, an em- THEREFOR IN THE AGOREOATB ployee of Avon borough, is in the AMOUNT OF NOT EXCEEDING Spring Lake hospital because he 11,600.00. New Pack BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and New Calif. would not take a dare to ride a Council of the Borough of Red Bank: Royal Anne mule belonging to Frank Sofield. 1. That lateral sewers with the necei. Cherries sar/ house branches, manholes and con* The mule bucked and threw Spitz nectlons therofor be constructed In Bsi« Cherries Buffet Size over its head, fracturing his skull. sett place Ka entire length, McLaren street from Prospect avenue to Tbrockmorton ~ tall can can -i AC Auto Thief Caught. avenue,' and Mechanic street from "High atreet to Harrison a,venue, Thomas Maddmi, a young man now !. That the pices required In the con- who worked for Charles Storm of tmctlon of said sewers shall be of a slu Seasonable Suggestions ! Marlboro and who left last month, and* kind to conform. ,.wlth the pipes vita which said sewers shall connect. f OSCO or Del Monte Asparagus Tips can 29c, 3 cans 85c taking with him an automobile B. That the construction of aa!d~sswera! owned by Mr. Storm, was arrested ahsll bo under the * supervision of tha (KCO Asparagus Spears tall can 17c, 3 for 50c atreet superintendent. Picnic S1 c in Maine last week. He will 'be 4. That tha cost and expense ot the con- Del Monte Asparagus Tips < " "»> 17c, 3 for 50c brought back to this county. struction of said sewers shslt be asieuid, In tha manner provided by law* Tasty Potted Meats 3 cans25c *- I. That temporary notes or bonds be |s« Underwood's Deviled Ham 3 cans 25c Old Railroad Man Dead. sued from .time • to time to temporarily ' Cooked Corned Beef can 25c*' John Kinsingcr, for .many years Jlnance s«ld work In tho aggregate •mount train1 master at Asbury Park, died of riot exceeding 14,100.00, Japanese Deep-Sea Crab Meat can 39c 1. That sal* notes or bonds ahau.bssr Tuesday of last week, agud 66 years- 1VI Interest at not exceeding six per cent per Baker's Rock Lobster can 37c At the time of his death he was on annum. White Norway Mackerel 9c, 3 for 25c the detective force of tho New York SHERIFF'S SALE. Br virtue of a writ of r). fs. to me dU Gorton's Salad Fish can 14c & Long Bianch railroad. He leaves rected, issued out ot tha Court of Chin- Calif. Sardines . 2 Ib cans 25c a widow and four children. ceir ot the State of"N«w Jersey, will bej exposed to sale at public vendue, on Mon« 4SC0 Dutch Cocoa i/2 tb can 20c dar, the 20th day of August, Il)i7, be- Job as Principal. tween the hours of 12:01) o'clock and CiOO OSCD Haw. Pineapple can 15c, 25c Misa Leona C. Uarkalow "of Adel- o'clock (ar 1100 VcldcVpeaetefiritttio'srd— time), in the afternoon of said day, at Sandwich Cheese i/2 Ib 20c pMa has been engaged as principal tht Court House, In the Borough of Frssn , OSCO Tomato Catsup bot 15c of the Belle Meade school for the hold. County of Monmouth, New Jerlir, ' to satisfy a decree of said court amount* coming year. Miss Barkalow Is a Inf to spproiitnately $1,180.00. Reg. 9c | I TV Toilet Q cakes QA- , graduato of Dickinson college and All that certain lot, tract or panel of she took a summer course in Rut- a tew IONS next land and premises, hereinafter particularly L.UA Soap 6 ZUC described, situate, lying and helm In the gcrs college this year. Dorouih of Red Bank, In the County of. A bl|t specla1—Bnvcs 5c. Monmouth and State of New Jersey. Train Hils Truck. The men listed below can save you many dollars this winter. Have the one nearest you inspect P. & G. Sunbrite BEOINNINO at a point In the southerly An nutomobilo truck was'struck side of River strtst, said bellnnlnr point > your heating plant now. If you used too much coal laisf season, he can probably adjust your bilm thlrtr-seven feet, ill inches eaittr- Naphjha Soap Cleanser by a train near Freneau Tuesday ly from the Intersection of the SQUthlfly, night of last week. The truck was boiler at very small cost. Even if the heating system seemed to be in fair condition, he might side of Rivet street with tha easterly il/4 Ib pkg 4 A c Kotlte to eredllari to piiicnt •lilm< iienf os n partner of A, 0, Aitolion you cfOuutmostcomfoct and economy. aislnit estate, . of Bcnbrlght, Dowmnit now run* It will b< Just large enough to h«tt cvtry pursuant to the order ef Joseph U Dw« put of tht hotiMWlth • minimum ofeotl shay, lurroaiU of the Utunty o( Man. Pride of KiNtti-'noy ~ ii"^^"^ t ib tin 7gc under tho colori ot thu Newark nth' moulh. msda on the twinlf ninth ds» •( Mid club. —tfld It will b* (utftfttMd to llv» up ta ~ul|Pi 1»17, an the apfllistlen ef T>iem»i Iti rited capacity by th« Richard ion fti '. Vlelor, Jennlrlli Aehilli and Ohirlei 4SC0 Ginger Al«, Root Bter and Sariaparlla,, 1ml 10c Fishermen Leaie Land, Boynton Qo. Convenient paymtntican I, MeVelili, esMulori «l Mie tiUti «| No chsi-ffn (or liotll..» -fm|)ti(.| rcilccmcd itt 'le uneli. iitnle M. Vlelor, deutied, netlit la ,hir r Tha hiinc Wnlton ifAgua o bea/tafi|«dlfdeelrtd, r ilven t« the eiedlters o( laid CJMSII Clicquot Club GlnHcr Ale |,ot iBc Freehold lint lenieil n plot of Uni ... 1. . .. .I,,,,!),. OMUMM Whin Rock Ginger Ale |,0 [jc on I,nl(o Toprmtinui tmm the bor ! OUKII, A lioitUioiirc ja un tho prop C«n«di*Ory Ginger Alo bot 18c, tin/ $2.10 erty «tnl mrmliiri of tlia Ifngui! will No clmrtf.. fur boltli-K-t-m|p|l.'i rmNniml «t Jp cadi. »>ij It n« « fishing mnl homing hsalltf««iUn It Win* I lr»m»n Clear $BO0, RED BANK RED BANK OCKANPORT found In lit. Quality of asco Jeffrey Dr»i.. 3> Llitilen Plti* The Onhhut-'t (Ire eonipnny clear John D. Burmlde, lit Monmeulh SI, thll Of»»tl far ketplnf Pr»tn, Oeear P. Hill, 34 Weiltld* A*e, M EATONTOWM, Coffee ' d nbniit |500 nt n (l*nc« hHd lilt Cwtk * Oeklty, II front SL WM. O'DrUn, 10, W. Front St. ThuwiUy nluht In the Loch Arbour ThMRti J, Cleiry, 37 t, Frent 81. Woltfll %• M«tr, MalB It. i-flnlno. Tho (innon k mi annual if LITTUt IILVSR I* lk« Mllltr eV^hl HUla'tf WUIM U Bread Victor 1b VV. O. DUlrl.h, L.I|t.U« Ave, fKlr and rpfplvill Imgd lultpott C»»l Ctntvir BtxrdRD 35c ll.w.f. Prey, T4 HtHMtHlh It Chtrlei IU.r««|li Ntlle* l> ll«lil»ll Supreme Bread from the (ummt-i reililentt 6( tlmt ItM Ae Kratl fan l.nf Victor Coffee frdlllll, Vlsllw. , 6c. '» 29c )»p|ili IJonlim.Jr, toti yf.ri old of llfuttlilyri IIIPII «t Ihi Un| Important l^rOur. snormoui volume aiiurei tell lio>|iilal J'rliUy of ltwl I'. M. threw Mrs.xAsay's pocketbook outj •Thurxlny OiOO A. M,.13:l]0 M. DAYS) STORE DOOR DELIVERY Frames of Long Branch, to Robert of the car. It contained $20 in SERVICE TO RED BANK, N. J. ! •F. Honeywell of Spring Lake. The QU1NN, PARSONS 4 DOREMUS, money. . -..- •'.'.' wedding will take place next Jan- COUNSELLORS AT LAW , FREIGHT RECEIVED AT OUR NEW YORK TERMINAL Whitflelil ilulkllnsf, Rod llnnk. Produce Business Sold. uary. ' j John J. Qulnn. Thaodoru D PnraDin, UP TO 2 P, M. WILL BE DELIVERED TO CUSTOM- •Thornnn I*.': Dorfmu* ER'S DOOR-THE FOLLOWING MORNING. Cornelius DeVrles, police chief of Freehold, >and. his'brother John of Died at Hospital. ^Orer'a quarter of a century serving-satisfied shippers—«n Nathan J.-Robbins of Farming- ALST.ON BEEKMAN, enviable record*—that1! reference enough. v Listen in, on Station WJBI, Passalc have bought the retail pro- COUNSELLOR AT I,\W. 'Red Bank/ N.J., FRIDAY duce buiiness of William Evold at dale died at the Spring Lake hos- !• 10 llmsd St.,, BEO JiANK, N. J. , Communications addressed to William .C. MeKenna, Com- ! I MORNINGS between 9 A. M/ Freehold. The business will be pital last Wednesday of pneumonia. mercial Agent, Pier 32, East River, New. York, will receive GEORGE D. COOPER, < ' and 11 A. M., for information conducted by.John.DeVrlcs. , He was 71 yean old and is survived CIVIL BNGINhEH, prompt attention. • ' • 'on what The. Bonnet Box. by a widow, a daughter and three Did You Ever Receive Succailor to Ceorfa Coopir, C. E, KEYPORT TERMINAL shops are now showing in new Poison From Insect Bits. sons. P«ttrr.on BulWing, Bf D IIANK, N. J. Telephone Keyport 630 •• Coats,,. Hats and Dresses for Louis Richmond of Freehold WBB Land for Park. GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C. E., and !; the Fall. taken to the Spring Lake hospital on a birthday or other anniversary a box The Bradley Beach commissioners GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C E last week suffering' from 'poisoning have taken steps towards securing of fresh, fragrant flowers from a friend a in his right arm.. He was bitten for a park a piece of land on Mon- twice by some kind of an Insect thousand miles away? mouth and Madison avenues which WALTER C. VANKEUREN, while 6\it in his automobile. CIVII, ENGINEEU AND SUITVEYOR, belonds to the James A. Bradley es If so, you know the thrill of surprise and Broad Stre.t National Bank BulIJtaf. A Year in Prison. tate. Red Bank, N, J. :—Benjamln-Sulll«an,_colored,-who- -A-N«w Counsellor. pleasure the gift gave you. GEORGE McC. TAYLOR, C. E. was recently convicted of keeping Ezra W. Karkus, a Keyport law- CONSULTINO ENOINEEK. From Maine to Montana, frt»n the top of CIVIL ENGINEEft and SURVEVOK, a disorderly houBe at Asbury Park, yer, has been notified that he has 8fi Rector Plncp. Red Bunk. N, J. was sentenced to one year In state passed the state examinations for the United States to Texas—and throughout DR. HAROLD J. STOKES^ prisoriand fined $600 and costs by for counsellor at law, He la asso- DENTAL SUROEpN, ' A New Gar Built Judge Steinbach last week. Canada—we deliver flowers'as promptly as Successor to Dr. Frnnlt Lee. ciated with his brother, Joseph Kar- B4 Broad Street. Elantr Bulldlnj, Summer Resident Dead. kuir. right here in town. . Rooms 4. 6 and 6. Offlct Hours 8:30 to 6:00 o'clock. Charles H. Semple, a rubber tire Pi.d in New York State! T>ljahM3iY for American Use and Tnanufacturer^of—Trentornnd; •> *n Msirasjuan s\immer._reiidont=«of^. Portaupcolc,- died yyHbH^ REAL. ESTATE died at the Long Branch hospital York, where he had been severa DIrhttn BulldEnff. Dtummond Dliee« Tuesday of Jast week. He leaves Phone 033. Sold aiinAmeficanfrice months for his health, He-leaves a RED BANK. NEW JEBSEY. a widow and two brothers. - widow, one sister and six brothers. Flowers for All Occasions 78J^ 1b. crankshaft—bridge truss Open American roada-p-congestcd Receiver for Gravel Company. , Matawan's Hospital, The Bast Salesman in Town. American streets—towering Ameri- crankcaee construction for rigidity. ' Little Silver Phone The shortest route from Bellcr to can bills—trails deep with Ameri- W. Ryall-Burtis of Freehold has The Matawan hospital has treate buyer, from employer to employe can sand. Oil, air and gasoline filters, new been appointed receiver for tho 100 cases in a period of less than Near R. R. Station Red Bank 1832 and from loser to finder is a Rct> vacuum-type crankcase ventila- Monmouth wash sand & gravel com- three months. Nineteen of the iater Want Advertisement.—:Adver« ..... ' * * * pany upon the application of Frank patients treated were charity casca tisement. Oakland engineers bad them all in tion and gasoline pump to the Federici of Freehold. The receiver's 'mind when they designed the new carburetor for economy and peak bond was fixed at $5,000. Ail-American Six—when they gave , performance.'Oakland's rubber- ithurricanepowerand never-falling silencing principle and the Har- Won an. Automobile. reliability—when they made 'it a monic Balancer to eliminate vibra- Emanuel Eineigcr was awarded car for the world to admire. tion. Never before such an engine! the Hudson sedan as first prize in Prove it yourself at the wheel. a subscription campaign conducte , . * * * ' by the Keyport Enterprise. Miss It's entirely new—new bodies— " i * i. * *1 hi Kathleen Lufburrow received All America is enthusing about radio as second prize. Down to rlie sea _ the All-American Six. 'Come in T low prices. today—and join the crowd! Motorcyclist Hurt. " * * * Milton Foosaner, son of Meyer New-bodies by Fisher—faihlShSbly Foosaner of Freehold, received two Umar t—urngcr, lower and' reflecting NEW. LOW PRICES broken ribs and other injuries when the best American traditionB of his motorcycle left the road near in delivery vehicles 2-DOOR SEDAN motor cat beauty., Marlboro one night last week and , * * * crashed into a fence. In the new chassis—new length New Bridge For Matawan. and strength from a longer, deeper Plans were presented to the frame—new comfort and high- freeholders last week for a new speed readability from a longer 1045 bridge over Ravine drive at Mat- wheclbase (117') and a lower center UndjuQnpo'1045 4-DooitMaii '1145 awan. . A dam will be built .with a of gravity* ° spillway and this will form a lake •portBo«diM»'1075 Cabriolet - *114S over four miles long. T *|***' *265 AUprlcuntfoctory, BMMniprip—lniludtmin- Commander Transferred. And (He engiiie^the largest used' imum handling cfc«r|« Buy lo pay an tht lib- In any cor of Oakland's price! eral Central Motors Tim* Paymtnt Plan. M. W. Rasmusscn, commander of i 212 cubic inches displacement—a the fifth coast guard district with headquarters at Asbury Park, will assume command of the ninth coast THOMAS H. MCKNIGHT guard service with headquarters a'. Buffalo October 1st. 33 E. Front 3t Phone 70S RED BANK. N. J. Remember, while you are at die sea* His Second Offense. George McGill of BraH'.ey Beach, • shore this summer, that the Kresge 51 years old, was arrested last week charged with driving a car while Department Store operates daily sea- drunk. This was his second offense and he was sentenced to six months shore deliveries to all shore points as in the county jail. far south as Bay Head. Yon may order Stunned by Lightning.- Lightning struck a barn on Har- by phone, by mail, or in person and , old Smith's farm at East Freehold MERICAN SIX last week. Emma Baskerville, your package will be delivered the next PRODUCT OF GENERAL M O T |O R » | daughter of Joseph Baskerville, was knocked unconscious but was not day! It is just the same as shopping seriously injured. in town. Our splendid seashore service School Contract^ Michael Relic of Fords has been brings the Kresge Store to you daily awarded the gtneral contract for I tho new high school building at Key-1 and any want you may have can, be in- port for $100,600. He was the low-1 est of twelve bidders who submit- stantly supplied. ted estimates, Railroad Station Robbed. Thieves broke into the Bradley Beach railroad station last Wednes- day night and ripped out the money KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORE boxes of two telephone booths. About $75 in change was contained In tho boxes. Formerly L. S. Plaut & Co. Caught Big Fish. Newark, N. J. Plinio Semi, Allentown'i shoe- maker, established a fishing record last week when he caught a 75- pound channel bass In Barnegat bay. It took him ovar an hour to land the big fish. Thoughtful motor- Coast Guard 1ST Years Old. The United States coait guard was established 137 ycara ago last Thursday. All the stations along ists go out o!W tho coast celebrated the anniversary by displaying their International code flags. •&eir way to get Cop Drunk In Auto. N rollceman Kordlnind II. Schmidt is dlsmliicd from tho Albury • I Park police forca lilt week by Chief llornco L. Byram after hi had bten Standard'Gasoline found drunk at the whe«l of hit automobile.. John Meilll Dead. ..Jbtitlthey don't John Mcglll of Squiinkum died last Wtdnteday of heart dlioaic, ig«(l OB yt«ri, Ho IftaVcl two son* and two diuihUri. The fdnonl WM held «t his Itta homo Saturday have to go far f afUrnooo, »*• EniafemaM Announced. Watch Our Mr, mil MM. K, A. (iullfnrd of Dally Advertis- ParmlnfdaU have announced tlin «n- imtement of Ihelr daughter (Joldsnn ing lit iho "STANDARD" to. Leonard J, Co«l«i. Mr Coitei In Newark Vi\\wn t ton of IUV, 0, B. Contci of Al lintown. .ei hil yttu OvirhtetJ Brle|t Plnl.n.d. Ata Ml lli« tliora'jittit Work en thi ovirhMd bridge at (C*n ihmt for (IK* apR. GASOLINE *«l»l MM rvnnt* ym Colllnfiwood I*»rk n»«r Firming- dili nti bun compliUii and li now •w, Simply |IIUMI« or spin for tr»v*llnjr, The tirlilfi hi'l wrlln — omt uiir ni bitn under lonilrjiollon four |>Pfl i1io|t|H>ri will "if*. monthl, toiiiHHlx All onlrr, '1,7/ Clrnlfil UHI A tnvilinf cirnlvil hm b««n nl A' »v'-tl MiUwin undir (hi tutplcii of thi k M> I, Hitiy tieift (ompmy, Tin i«rnl»»l ewnir quinnUcri (hi fit* »« MOP. whlih WM men (hun lh# \ in Vital!tray. i r Twelve- RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST ••10, 1927.' PARTY AT TlkTON FALLS. 'ertlttng company to erect g •pent one day last week with Mn. wards in the borough was rejected. AnetU Sotphin of Wall street. ' Mn.. William S.~En|land Surprised The officials said the borough waa Mn. Howard P«fker& of New on Her Birthday. ilready overcrowded with sign fork has been visiting Misses Kate \Yhen Mrs. WHHam S. England loards. . tnd Mollie Barker of thli place. V 1.''/« Wert Front Streit, *&$&& .7 £ Tinton Fall* returned from a trip Mrs. Emma Fulton of Long A number of firemen from the l F>RICE SLASHING Aebury Park -last Friday night ranch Has sold a tract of eight borough attended the firemen's pa- ICECREAM ' '-.;.- *..'',WATER" he w«3 Mirprised to And forty cres in the borough to Louis Stra- rade at'Belraar on Saturday. J. COfiFECTIONERY / , ; {? icighbors and friends at Her home, i of Deal. ' , Mrtv William Leppert left Satur- 'hey had gathered to celebrate tin. J. W. Woollcy of Deal is build- day to spend a few days In tho inland's birthday. A merry even- ing a new semi-bungalow qn Munroe Catsklll mountains. French Ice Cream a Specialty SALE \g was spent in various attractions. street) Miss Anna Thomas was enter- Sinre He>.ejt Ua Cr«*m and W»l*r lets at your Homk'«»\< Weather conditions have made business a little sluggish during the [efreshments of sandwiches, coffee, William T. Hopper, formerly of tained Thursday in celebration of • T«r»» Funclicns. Prompt, PalirarUs, • -', past few weeks—hence we have more merchandise on hand than we should lie and ice cream were served. his place and a member of theher birthday. Mm. William Sher- Telephone Rad Bank 12«B he guests wore from Red Bank, Sandy Hook coast guard station, is man and Mrs. Reginald VanNoto have at this time, therefore we must unload quickly and our friends" will "inton Falls, Eaton town, Shrews- ma two weeks'..vacation. He will wero her hostesses at luncheon at reap the benefit. ur>, Fair Haven, Colt's N?ok, Oak- ipend his time with relatives at he Personality shop. In the even- Practically everything in our store will be sacrificed for a quick turn- urstjind Jersey City. Mrs.'England ong Branch,'Jersey City and Os-ng she was tils guest of Mr, and ccived many fine gifts, including Ining, N. Y. Mrs. James Hcyer. over. Now is the time for you to stock up with Dependable Merchandise xlsprends, pillow cases, silk stock- Miss Adelaide Morris spent Sat- Ings, chlnawnre, glassware, hand' Mrs. Walter Sherman entertained at Drices below cost in many instances. * he Sowing club of Old First church irday afternoon with Mrs, Parker keichicfs and perfumery. Voolley of Seal. 10 ROUNDS mo day last week at her home at RAY MITCHELL, Phil*. JACK1 RYAN, Ballo,, Md.' ^l, Sewing.was done for the bar The Sperling home on Wall street who has defeated such men as Ruby Protcg of Welterweight Champion , AGED BICYCLIST KILLED. :ar to be held in •connection-.with' being remodeled. Goldstoin, Joo Reno, Lew Tendlnr Joe Dundee, he harvest home supper on Wednes- Earl' Hopper, who has' been slctt, and fought a ten-round draw witli ALL MEN'S SUITS AT COST. Charlei Worth of D«al Hilt an Au lay,. August 17th. Those* present is.reported to be improving. Sid Tcrrls. tomobile. ere Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs; James Mrs. Howard Parker of Now 10 ROUNDS > MEN'S SUITS, odd sizes, including some Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, Charles Worthfof Deal, aged 71 Atcheson, Mrs, Russell' Hagerman, TSork and Misses Kate and.Mollie JOHNNY GREEN, Rumion vi. BILLY BONVENTRE, New Orl.ant fears, died at the; Long 'Branch hos Mrs. William H. Morris, Mrs. arker of this place spent Friday Sensational little Hebrew, who hits A pocket edition of' the former some with two pairs of pants. ' Very special at Hal Thursday night from, injuries Charles Stilhvagon, Mrs .Martin foughought anandd defeated the best 'men Bantamweight Champion, Pete Her-* evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles in his class. ,. man. ie received in apolltsion with the. nydcr, Mrs, Joseph White, Mrs. "Al- Woolley of Deal. 8 ROUNDS 'icyclo he was riding and an auto- 8 ROUNDS . \ bert Woolley, Mrs. Bert White, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. William Morris and EbDIE BARTON, Long Brunch vs. LE ROY McNEIL, Lon» Branch S12.50 mobile driven by John A, Schnapp C. Woolley, Mrs. Thomas Cooper, Miss Adelaide Morris of this place Local Idol, who is fast riding to Colored flash, who is the sensation' >f. New York. Wo^th apparently Mrs, Clara Clayton'; MrsV Mary spent Sunday at Pcmberton. the, front. of tho ring. lost__control_: of_Jiis hicycle—and Sohmidtr-Misses -Lottie^Slocum^La- •—-Mrs-and-Mrs. LeBter BirdVof N»w- GROUNDS- ^" oats, swerved-inte'-the-ieffr-of-the-auto--vinia-rMount—and—Emma—Thomafc p -BrooktMe-KeHjr-vfr-Jolinny-Howard i;—Oicar-Bi •"^•Fir^ri"1"'^ "^mjLimfr-wm-hC-helu. knocked from the bicycle and' his it the home of Mri Nellie Cass .on ktphlii. hcacj hit on the pavement', Mr. 'aimer avenue on August 24th. :t pays-to advertise in The Register, For Reiervationt Phone Long Branch 170S AllBoys' 2-Pants Suits, values $15 and $16.50, now $5.95 Worth was a gardener. He leaves a Eighteen new books were recently widow and one daughter; For many iresented to the library by; Miss HHMIMMHIIIIHIIMII years he had been an active mem- Bessie Worth and seventeen new ANY STRAW HAT IN THE STORE AT $1.00 EACH. ber of the' Oakhurst, Methodist looks have been purchased., Thursday, A church. A new five-room bungalow re- Aug. 11th, STRAUS cently built by E. M. Dennis has EAST KEANSBURG NEWS. been sold to Miss C. H. Brarens of to SALE Asbury Park. The bungalow is 16 IS A Genuine B. V. D. Men's and Boys' Firemen's Fair Will b« Held the Saturday, Van Heusen cated on the Eatontown-Long Firit Three Day. of September. Aug. 20th. SALE Union Suits Collars Shirts Branch boulevard. (Tho Red Bank Register can be bough iach week in East Keanaburff at the ktors The Sidney Sternbach property, 95c 25c 69c and 90c .( George Wabl.) situated at the corner of Norwood The annual fair of the fire com-and Hollywood avenues, has been pany will be held September 1st, iold to Mrs. Julia Pasido of New All Wool Men's and Boys' Men's Rubber 2d and 3d in the firehouse and on Special Purchase and Clearance Soft Collars Collars the grounds. Another place had At a joint meeting of theJadies' Bathing Suits been under consideration. On ex- id society and the official board of Our buyers'have combed the mdrke\ior these special 10c, 3 for 25c hibition at James H. Eedfleld's store Old First church last week, com- . Below Cost. 3 for 25c is a set of dishes which will be dis-mittees were narnpd to conduct the posed of on the co-operative plan annual harvest home supper to be purchases of seasonable merchandise and you will Rnd at the fair. • given in the church hall next Men's and Boys' Sweaters and Linen Knickers and White Duck Saturday and Sunday were the Wednesday evening. Plans were the prices astonishing for first class goods. Also clearance Windbreakers at less than . Pants at less than first clear days this place has had made to seat 160 at a time. cost price. cost. over a week-end in a long time. Mrs. Edgar Simmons and daugh- of all summer stocks to makexbay for new fall goods. The number of visitors here wi ters Olive and Doris of Newark larger than at any time during the Sale Opens Thursday, August 11th, Ends Saturday, August 20th ALL CAPS REDUCED. season. AbouJ^150 Hoboken folks en joyed an outing and corn roast A-l Building Monday on the Kelly tract in the -Homestead Park section.— Three One of Our busses were used to bring the vis- Sand for Sale J. M. FINREtSTEIN'S itors here. alio Stone and Gravel. Embroidered Organdies Printed Tub Silks Philip Burth entertained fifteen ROCHESTER CLOTHES SHOP * Former retail price, $1.39 relatives and friends from $Jev Ford dump, trucks for hire. and Voiles 12 West Front Street, Opposite Broad, Red Bank, N. J. York last week. Former retail pricei, $1.00 to $1.39 Yd. < 79c yard tMMMMMMMMMMMMtM«><»Mt>M»MtMM»M«Mt«MM»»M>»W New York, Newark and Jerse; PATTERSON FARM City young men who rent housfc 50c yard Pure silks of the better kind, pat- hero under club names went on , Chapel Hill, N. J. terns are new; colorings are well rampage early Saturday morning. K Tel. . 758-7 M Red Bank. Every yard new and neVer shown by The trouble is said to have bee us or in Red Bank, finest grade, per- blended-and tub fast; also' stripes. Jar Economical Transportation caused by too much booze. Stati BliHHM Buy two or thiep dress lengths at this troopers arrested a number of th manent finish Organdies and Voile, leading spirits and Judge Thaddeu: embroidered in rich designs and col- price. ' Breton fined them. orings; half price and less—about Sunday one thousand yards, to sell. WEST LONG BRANCH NEWS. Round Silk and Cotton Crepes Work Will be~s7arted Soon o Trip Excursions Forme? retail price, 69c Yd. School Addition. Can't Fade Dress Voiles The board of .education held Former retail price, 59c 39c yard special meeting in the school aud torium last Friday night at whic! New York 39c yard ' Good weight, figured silk and cotton Consistent Progress bids for the erection of an additio mixed dress crepes for present or- to the grammar school building SUNDAY Finest combed yarns, a hew .dress if' fall use; selected patterns and color- were opened. They are planning ti August 21st they fade; the patterns are the very start the work at once and have th ings. A real reduction and great addition ready by January 1st, Johi Sptelil Thrwigb Train newest, colorings ~are superb. 40 values "at the price. H. Sutphin is the architect. Th Dirlct to Pennsylvania Station, 71b Aviniu and 32 d StrMI inches wide, ten color combinations ^Proved Design- schooj is congested and the aud Dajrlllht Savins Time to choose from. • torium will be used until the new v have resulted in the mwst class rooms arc'finished; Lv. Red Ba,nk-« 9:37-A. M. Wash Fabrics At a meeting of the mayor an Returnhll, lirvn New York, P«nn- aylvanla Station. Sl20 P. M. Former pricei, 39c to 50c council last Thursday night Sollcito Newark (Matkat Street) SA3 P.M. Printed Crepe de Chines Stevens was directed to communt Formerritair price, $1.69 to $2,50 • ,25c yard T cate with tho Long Branch commls slonors in reference to having th> $1.08 yard Kensington avenue brook cleaned, Penosylvania Railroad 40-inch Printed Voiles, Printed Ray- An application of tho Outdoofvad Just purchased, all new printings, ons; Woven Madras, Printed Pon- light or dark grounds; 40 inches gees, Novelty Crepes, Girlie Prints, in Chevrolet History/ wide, all pure silk. Yardage is small, Everfast Prints, and many oth« •only two or three dresses of each wash goods too numerous to mew —•atthest Today's Chevrolet embodies die most amazing quality tion. In Chevrolet history—the result of 14 years of con* pattern. LowPrices! •Utent development and improvement. In carrying out this policy, the Chevrolet Motor Com- Plain Color Crepe de Chines. $1.39 Yard. The COACH pany has profited Immeasurably from its close associa- $ tion with the General Motors Corporation. The finest grade you can ever buy at this sale price, pure lye and The General Motors Research Laboratories— vvnanable. Thfrty-fiye shades, including the new fall cojors; also ilack or 595 —the General Motors Proving Ground— white. 40 inches wide. '• . . —the General Motors engineering staff— —the vast General Motors resources— TbeCeape —all have been constantly utilized In making Chevro- Tha4-O~> let the world's finest low-vrlccd automobile! Table Damask Fine Cretonnes Come to our showroom and see today's Chevrolet! 39c yard 39cyard 58 jnehes wido, all white or with All our fifty to fifty-nine cent Cre- pink, bluo or gold borders; fast tonnes, some aro sunfast; all yard* colors. wide, assorted patterns. Linen Luncheon Sets Table Scarfs tistoiti: thrifty home manager. It penults a better absorption of moisture, ,$1.39 $1.00 each 45x45 Cloth, 4 Napkins to match; Velours, all colors or novelty fibre, keeping always fresh. It basic** protty borders, rose, bluo, lavondcr, good lengths; the rogulnr prices ore crust-Jess waste. gold or green; vnluo $2,00 sot. , |1,2& to $1.60 oach. W. .It. b.U MOTERCUP nitBAD, DRLICIOUS PLAIN AND SKRD RYE nRRAD, WHOLK WHEAT DREAD, Long Cloth MILK BRKAD AND RAISIN BREAD. Linen Toweling. RED BANK MOTOR CO. * Th. b*tl DrtiJt DikW. 20c yard Mochanic Street anil Globe Court Red Bank FISCHER DAKINO CO., NEWARK, N. J. $1.59 piece * All Linen in blonchod or. unbleached Yard-wide,, soft, ready to use Long Teleoliono 1720 FISCHER'S with borders, also red or blue glass Cloth; 10 yards to tho piece, Rej checks. Reg. 26o to 80c yard, Jar $2.00 plooo. * , Q U A L I T AT LOW COST SWEETMARIE Bath ToweU 81x90 Sheet* r |iM In ((•(( •t tfHifutt »> 1111MM dMHifi la HliilHliil.itt l» itit.** iitlHHlUriitlHlUr ,K KHalilH i >• « . tlWtHttlWtHtHH , IkuIk t titrtiU tM aVfMMt |l«»|ll«'l 29c each $1.00 si hU A< 6.6 6 »FMiri#li«« i »ttt t« ftNfir IMHM M Heavy doublo its ItwffMf *f»(MI U« M'JColdi, Grlppt, Flu, Danfuc, 22x44; th«M towoli tn *M. H. i. JIM II. III?. MMJ1 Bllloui Fovtr and M«l*rU, »£ RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGJES 1$ TOj,

$500 per,,,fdot front, and as the BIG SHOOTING EVENTS. MISS WON IN KOREA. STREET WIDENING HALTSlan. d to be taken from Capt. Wilson, NEW HOTEL ORGANIZES. NEW EATONTOWN.ROAD, FKTTREES AT was a little over sixteen feet the Albert L. Ivini Enters in America's COST WILL BE MUCH GREATER WARREN H. SMOCK ELECTED Greatest Tournament. tf ORMER RED value of that land was placed by ITATE HIGHWAY MAY BE CUT TWO RESIDENTS ARE RAISING PROCESSION JN MIDDLETO , - OUT OF PERIL. ' THAN ANTICIPATED. both Mr. Doremus and ilr. Hopping PRESIDENT OF COMPANY. ACROSS FIELDS. The Grand American Handicap THEM SUCCESSFULLY, at -$8,200. This valuation was r- * shooting tournament, which is the TOWNSHIP SATURDAY, i 3h> Was tha LaiuAmerlean Woman Meeting of Assaitment Commission- strenuously opposed by Theodore D. Option on the Downing Property The Highway Comminlon Hat abiggest shooting event in America, Dominlck Doriamco of Maple Ave-The P« . VV.H Start at Taken Up—Hotel to ba • Nine rad to Leave Nanking University— art Held Ust Week, Bu^Town Parsons of the law Arm of Quinn, Plan- Under Consideration, to will bo hold(in Vandalu, Ohio, the nue Has a Tree With 1EO Figa on O'clock at , . NavtsInV « Storlea High, With 100 Rooms h All Sha Saved, Wera tha Clothee Fath'art Hava Called a, Hali on Parsons & Doremus. Mk-. Parsons Eliminate South Street in Order last week of this-month. Each it and Anthony Ributtelli of Mon- h.ou"-A" Eight Coitopan,ee"ef Further Maetlngt at Present. •nd 100 Batths; lo Coat $600,000. state in the United States is en. She Had On and Htr Wrist Watch Insisted that the valuo placed on to Moke a More Direct Route. mouth Street One With 100 Figa. the Township Will Take Part ' One meeting of the assessment titled to enter ten shooters in a • \ Miss Adelaide Wixon, who was Capt. Wilson's property was entirely Sufficient money has been sub- The state highway commission is Domenick Dorianseo, who owns a The eight fire companies of commissioners on the widening of stato event and Albert L. Ivins has p Mldr formerly principal, of the Shrews- too low. He strongly opposed the scribed to ths new Red Bank hotel :onsidoring^a change for the -new store on Maple, avenue, near Mon- dletowetown thi ill White -street has been lyeld and theacceptance of this value1 of tho land project to warrant going ahead qualified as one of these shooters mouth street, is one of the expert township will par»do bury, avenue school at Red Bank, itate highway at Eatontown where- through the villages of the town- and who for a number of years past indications from thai meeting and he intimated that after the bor-with the enterprise. Tho option by tho route will bo% more direct. from'New Jersey. gardeners of Red Bank. One of the ship Saturday August 13th. 3tj,f3tj,f/ was 'principal yt a boyi' school at pointed to a very much greater coat ough's experts were through with on the Burton Downing property on Under tho new plan tho highway Over one thousand entries havo things which mark.s his piece as dis-objet t i U Nanking university. at Nanking, of widening tho street than had their testimony he would put wit-Riverside avenue, which was dewil- l not follow the course of Squth been made in the Grand American tinctive is a fig tree. The garden object is to give Uie people of the been anticipated, and much greater township an opportunity to 'leahl China, is how at Seoul, Korea. MIBS nesses on .the stand to show that cided on as. the site for the hotel, street but will follow a straight line Handicap. This is open to shoottrs and fig tree are in the rear of Mr. 1 Wixon was^in Nanking at the tltne than the amount jot ?13C,000 which acrftss meadow and farm lands and from all parts of the world and nDorianseo's store. Mr. Dorianseo is what they a« getting for their fire ' the actual value was m^.hig is being' taken up. The option on appropriation money, This of the Chlnest fighting and sho suf-had been appropriated. Therefore than the value set by the borough's this property was $50,000.. unused lots to the Poplar road. The considerable number of foreign en- employed by William H. Waite, a tho taxpayers arc approprlitlny«rr fered much dangqr and discomforts. it would bo Impossible to go ahead experts. Mr. Parsons* took' up the The hotel company has been or- rest of .theroute will be the same as tries have been received. This han- gardener on the Rumson road, and ?10,000 for firo fighting, whlchill Sho was urged to return \o tho Uni- under the present ordinance. A prises which had' been paid for other ganized with these officers: iriginally planned. dicap is the greatest event in theMr. Dorianseo and the members of the largest amonnt ever raised ft* ted States but the always answered meeting of the town council was Maplo 'avenue' property In the ques President—Warren H. Smork This new route would shorten the shooting' line in the world. It was his family look after' the store and that Chins, was now her home and held at Warren H. Smock's office Vice president—J. Lester Eisner. won by Albort L. Ivins in 1920. this purpose in the township. ' tlons he propounded. distancviiobniiuue abouavuuvt haluaiif, a mileIIIIIUS. Thi liee .— * * —* -....- ... ><'_w, garden during their spare lime on-Monday-night and-the town of- Treasurer—Clark Holbrook. ho ri!!es a tl —Arrangements—for -the-p»raaV _^ that fhe-expccted to end-her-days Ih-appraising-tho value of-land Aiilitant~lteasurer—Harry Cample!! distancc-across-the-flelds-to-th(rPop?j* 7P 7e In<: ,by the -winner TfieTig-lrcTTi~tTT irffiTfeet high there. Although' she is now in Se-flclals decided/to discontinue taking bUiJi J.ir_roadJs-a_tr4fle-rnoro-than-a-milo r begin at F; . oulprJCHJo,. as ihe J.apanesq have further testimony at_preijenLfl.nJth.a_ Thn rlintnniMi-hy way nf Smith 'utrnnt 7 on >t» renamed tho cjtyTshc Is oping to "value of propertySn. White street. or state to show by witnesses the New York, Ejt|v«n. Wo'tli of Newark, j, about a mile and a half. South In 'additioni to TTig handicaapp be ready-to harvest next month. Monday night's meeting was not L. Meyer's of Newark^, Daniel H. Apple* Navesink. All the companies „... ^ return to China. true value of the land. These wit- gate of. Red Bank and the officers men- street has several bends and turns. match there will be a great many The tree is a sprout froin" a tree public but according to all ac- other' matches in which tha best have their apparatuses in the line -^ When Miss Wixon escaped from nesscB can then be cross-examined tloned above. Under the new plan only a short which Mr. Dorianseo imported from of march. The route Is as follows! Nanking she got away with only the counts there is littlo likelihood of by the ownors of the land or their Mr.. Jacoby is secretary of the portion of South street, near the shooters in this country will take Italy five years ago. Thi3 tree died part. The winning team in the Navesink to Locust Point, thence clothing she had on and her, wrist another ordinance being passed In- lawyers. After that, the owners of New York hotel men's association. munipipal building, vyuM be in- in the winter of 1024, during an creasing the appropriation. To car- state team race, in which Mr. Ivins to Riverside drive, thence to " watch. Even at tha^ she was for- the land can put witnesses on tho The hotel plans call for a building cluded in the state highway. unusually severe cold snap. Before Shrewsbury River country club,;\ tunato no^to have hud her clothes ry out tho original plan, it is nowstand to show the owner's judgment The new road across the fields is ah entry, ge^s $1(10. in cash for it died its owner planted a slip from nine stories high, with an exten- thence to River Plaza, thence rto'~. torn oil as was sufforcd by many of estimated by various persons, would as to tho value of the land and these would branch off South street near each of the five men in the team one of its branches in a glass-pro- sion facing the river for a dining in addition to a fine, trophy for Lincroft, thence to Everett, thence "* the University teachers. Miss Wix- cost from>-fl60,000 to $175,000 experts can bo cross-examined by Buttonwood farm and cut across a tected enclosure. 1 room and ballroom. The .hotel-wil each man. to Fair View by way of the Not^* on has a very Commanding presence or oven more the municipality. Quinn, Parsons have 100 rooms and 100 bathrooms, small portion of the Hcbbnrd prop- The slip flourished and soon be- and it Is supposed that this helped swamp road, thenco to Middletown," A large part of tho cost of widen- Sr Doremus represented Capt. Wil- Facing the river will be a tcrrac erty. It would pass across the'Cor* came a-tree. It did ncr bear any village by way of the state high* , hor In escaping humiliations suffered CHICKENS fclLLED BY DOGS. l r ing jthe street under the original sfln in the controversy over the val-for outdoor dining and special fea lies farm a short distance east of the fruit* the first or second year, but way, thence to Cherry Tree Farrn,'*-»< by others. < , ue of his land and this firm also barns on that place. This prdperty there is every prospect that- Mr; plan would bo caused by buying the ture's.. Two.or three shops or stores Seventy Two White Leghorns Killed thence to East Keansburg by way "wirid6w MM breeding purposes. Tha dogs' did that of leaving' tlje two ends of if any land .owner is dissatisfied It would follow the course of Husky with many kinds of frui'.q and veg-ford >y way of Broadway, -Main <' A'Wlxonsaw the dreadfullooting and brook for a considerable distance not kill the chickens because they White-streetas they are at present with,their opinion the matter can TO LICENSE AEROPLANES. etables. street and Campbell's Junction, • . shootine going on-and she saw Dr. be carried into court. and this will necessitate, piping, the were hungry but for the mere sake Another Bed Banker who has a and widening the.rest of tHe;road. 1 thence to Leonardville road, thence . Williams drop when he was Wllec). It was. said; that the .cost .'of this A Charge of $50 a Year Will'b brook. Another property, through of killing. The slaughter would have good prospect of a fig crop is An- The value of the former Cooper which the road would pass is George been worse except that an employee to Avenue D, thence to Center ave- 'When Mrs. IlHch got a,Httlo better plan. wou,ld; not be abovo $70,000 Made at Shrewsbury. thony Ribustelli, WI19 conducts a nue, thence to Brevent Park, thenco , she and Miss Wixon wont to Bailey property was as strongly fought as Kuglerja 'poultry farm', Tha road of Mr. Eigenrauch got i\ gun and and might, be ctmsiijerably life's. No was the value of the Capt. Wilson The mayor and council of Shrews butcher shop on Monmouth street. to Leonardo, thence to Ocean View., ''.'Kail'in Nanking. . They stayed there action was taken on this propo- v bury borough last night passed th would form a junction with tho shot at the dogs. Tho shot did not He has one tree with more than 100 till-all tjie others from tho uniyet1- property. Mr. Doremus fixed the Poplar road after passing through hit the animals but it chased them sition, but it is probable that it will value of property on the west Bide third reading of an ordinance re. rigs on it. The tree is in a large THE COLUMBIANS' BAZAR. . sity were transferred to vessels in the Kugler place. . away. One of the "killers' was a figure at the meeting v,f the' cora- of Broad street in the neighborhood quiring, licenses for various kinds oi tub. Mr. Ribustelli has three other the harbor when' Miss Wixon and missioriefs next Monday, night. businesses and vehicles, includin The state highway commission police dog and tho other was offig trees. One which was a heavy Big Event Will OpT'n at New Homa 1 of the Cooper lot at ?2,000-per foot Mrs. IlHch also took ship for Shang- aeroplanes. The license to opcrali has made no announcement with re- nondescript type. Mr. Eigenrauch producer of fruit last September Next Monday Night, • : The first meeting of tho assess- front Adding 25 percent as the hai.' ' ' ^ ' ••' ' ..-• gard-to -the- new road-beyond -Btat- will-send-a-bill-to thetownship com* Jmefll^cnmmissJoners-who-were-ap*-- additiSri5rvBWe~of 'corner property ai»'-aeroplane-for:-a-'y earns-$50 -has-no-figratall-this-yeErralthough" Cargo consignments of "goods havi* . WheifShanKnal' wss ireacnedMlBB ing that it is under consideration. mlttee of Middletown township for pointed by the borough of Red Bank gave a value to the 16 2-8 feet of This* part of the ordinance is de otherwise it is in splendid condition. been received at Red Bank the past.'i Wixon was Bick and had to go to a However, officials and residents of the chickens rhich were killed. Last to estimate the value of the. land the Cooper property of $2,500 per signed to bring in revenue to com- The two other trees are too young few days for tho bazar which will''', hospital for a short time. An infec- Eatontown who have talked with the year Mr. Eigenrauch lasL 200 chick- which would-be taken to widen foot front, or $42,000 for the land pensate^the borough for expenses it to rre fruitful. open next Monday night at the new ••''" tion, in her ear spread through her lombers of the commission received ens. Some of them were killed by White street was held last Thursday. value of, the "Cooper lot Mr. Dore- had to meet on several occasion.- home of the Knights of ColumbUI ' system, but as soon as she was able le impression that tho highway ofll- dogs and some v.ero killed by the Only two witnesses were examined, mus was sharply questioned but histhis- Bumni«,r, when two Philadelphia DIED OF HEART DISEASE. on Riverside avtnue. This will M 5'J she went to Korea,^ «' ials favor the plan. One of theleopard which escaped from Twin they being Newton DoremuB andoriginal testimony was not shaken.' aviators operated 'aeroplanes (n the the first event to be held at the nOme" " Miss Wixon had a house of, her borough, using a field on Christian Ordinal policies -of the commission Brook zoological park. Mrs. Catherine T. G<"">ver of Platt- William A. Hopping. Mr. Doremus's Mr.Hopplnjggavethesarno opinion and it will be in the nature ot a own on the Nanking .university Broderson's. farm as their head- that of following the moat direct mount Died Monday. testimony was that tho value of theas to' the value of the Cooper lot. housowarming. It is planned -ti , trigrnn—*' *•"* almost everything in quarters. They carried, passengers oilrse in laying out highway routes, Mrs. Catherine E. Conover, widow landvtobe taken'and the damage to Afterward he was asktd-what was STUNTS BY A "HUMAN FLY." continue the bazar for it leaiVn? -her house ,wa» lost,'.together,with fOr $6 a ride.' Big cowds of" specta- nd it is said that this is a strong of Eugene Cohovcr, iHe8«of h'cnrt certain lots, by being moiJe shorter the difference between tho, value of week. A great vnriety u f goodl WjlV, two well-packed suit cases which she tors and many automobiles were actor in favor of following the plan Henry Roland will Climb Up thedisease Monday at the homo of her amounted to $69,889.67. Mr. Hop-land on the east side of Broad street be offered for sale. Each ii'ght thoro \,'l had prepared for quick removal in lined up on the side of the roar) [ building a road across the fields. the Broad Street Bank. sister, Mrs. Holmes B. Quacken- ping's testimony coincided with na compared with land oil the. west will be a free feature act. Tho an emergency. A big trunk with while these aeroplanes were in oper- A considerable portion of South Henry Roland of Cleveland, who bush of Plattmount, near Atlantic that of Mr.Doremus In most things. sidO. He said he thought land on largo lawn overlooking the rlyoti the best things for all seasons which ation, and the borough had to em- treet is thickly populated. At styles himself "The Hurran Fly," Highlands. She had been sick only This amount of $69,889.67- waR the. west sido of the street was will be used for most of the depart* she had sent In advance to Shang- ploy two officers to regulate traffic. resent the street is 36 feet wide will climb up the front o^ the Broad a week. Mrs, Genovcr was - 46 only for.the vaiuo of the land taken worthoten per cent more than, land ments of the bazar, but the homo ' hai, was looted or was dumped In Tha charge for automobiles and A it would have to be widened street bank building Thursday af- years old. Besides Mrs. Quacken- and for tho damago resulting from on the east side. Then he was asked will be used also. Five cub-comniif- the river. Miss Wlxon's present ad- other vehicles with a seating capaci- lirty feet to improve it as a stato ternoon of this week at half-past bush she leaves a son, Eugene Con- shortening' the lots by cutting a by Mr. Parsons as to the value per tees are,arranging the baiar, Early •. drew Is 81 Taldo, Seoul, Korea, care piece off tho front, This estimate ( ty for not.more than flvo persons ia Ighway. The additional width seven o'clock. On the roof he will over, and another sister, Mrs. Wal-Monday morning carpentoxi, el*e» foot front of land on the east side. ! of John V. Lacey. . -. • did not include the valuo of the $5. When the seatinr car ty is ould have to be bought from prop- sit on a balanced chair on the edgo ter Zieglar of Rumson. For sev-triclans, salesmen and ether work- Mr. Hopping replied that he had an more than nve the charge is $10. rty owners. Several houses wouH of the coping and he wil! do acro- eral years Mrs. Conover was em- business buildings which would havo, interest'in a piece of land on the ers will arrive at the home and will'' DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE. to be torn down to make way for The charge for delivery automobiles robably havo to be moved. It is batic acts of balancing on three ployed at Ira Antonides's drug store have everything In readiness foe east side of the street which wa3 aid by advocates of building the tables and four chairs. He will al- at Atlantic-Highlands. The funeral Officers Chilian Friday at Warren the street; nor the. cost of cutting and-trucks IB $5, for bill posters and the bazar opening at night. 49 M feet front and that he regard cw road across the fields that the so do a trapeze act in front of the will be held at two o'clock1 tomor- H. Smock's"OBe'iVV -" ofMhe-fronts'-of btsiness buildinga auctioneers $10, for'billiard rooms ed it as being worth $100,000, or $25 and for peddlers $6. ost would bo less expensive than building near the. fifth slory. The row afternoon at All Saints' church The membors^of the Red-Bank which are within the'-proposed line $2,000 per foot front. He admitted mt of widening South Btreet. It is'police will havo charge of the crowd and will be conducted by Rev. WOMAN'S CLUB LUNCHEON,\» • Democratic oxccutlvo committee of the street; nor the damage to that >at ten per cent advance for LIONS CLAMBAKE. Iso pointed out that tho new road on the streets who assemble to witKlngsle- y Blodgett. Burial will be elected officers Friday night at War- tho property by "reducing the slzo land on the west side of tht street Committees Appointed to Prtpara ?'" of tho business places; nor the cost ould open a large amount of Idle ness the performance and they will mado at Fair View cemetery. ren H. Smock's law office on Broad thp west side lota would be worth Annual Outing of Red Bank Club and for development and tremul- keep tho road clear for vehlclo traf- for tha FesUvIti*). , ,j; street, Albert L. Ivins was chosen of moving dwellings which aro with- $2,200 per foot front, Then Mr. in the new 'street line; nor tho cost Yesterday at Manasquan. ously increase the tax natnblcs of fic. A collection will bo taken" up Festival at BradeValt. The committee. In .charge it the $ Democratic leader of Red • Bank, Parsons'stated that at 25 per cent ^Tho annual outing and clambake latontown borough. by friends of Mtv Roland and will annual club luncheon of the Hud/,,* of moving dwellings which would More than 250 persons wero Henry F.rlyllit" was chosen presi- advance for a~cornerlot thhrwould of the Red liank Lions club was Among South street Woperty be placed in tho hands' of Chief of Bank Woman's club met) at Mlai Ma- ' .A be close up against tho sidewalk; nerved with suppers at tho 'annual dent, Mre. Etwood B. .Ivins vice bring the value of' the Cooper land held yesterday at Manasquan. A wners opinions are said' to bVabout Police Harry H. Clayton, who will bel Hall's a few days ago and a nor the cost of moving trees which picnic for the benefit of St. Ga- president, Miss ElRbfcCstllo to $2,760 per foot' front and hiebaseball.teara.ol-whlch.Georga Bray -divided-betwecn trite two turn -over to Woodlcy-nospital-Tr JtdM ChIj^i nowJlno-the"-»treet;-nor tha.daniBgo briel's" churcfi—of ~Bradevclt~laBt secretary- and ttsIcQQ Mi** jEJbppiiiSf now" no COUIQ was captain defeated Robert Ken- portion of the proceeds and will de- man of tho ticket''committal.- Mr*. ' done to the property as residence ilans. 'The street is almost entirely night. All the departments of the treasurer. It was voted to appoint reconcile this' valuo with his former nedy's team by a score of 14 to liver the remainder to Mr. Roland. Leon do la Rcussllle will plan the' Bites by cutting down these trees; csidontial. Some property owners festival were well patronized and a group of fivo men and five wo- statement that the Cooper lot was13. Home runs wero made, by program. Mrs. Frank Warner and % nor the, loss of rentah while the lo not relish tho idea of living on the affair was one of the most suc- c men as workers for tho Damocra- worth only $2,500 per foot front. Joseph Kennedy and James Wilde. Mrs. Herman Ascndorf will haw' ;~ changes were under way. It was ho stato highway where heavy cessful in tho history of tho church. tic candidates In each election" dis- It was while/ .this contention was Mr. Bray and Mr. Kennedy won a SENDING A DOG TO HEAVEN. charge of the decorations, and Mr*. ~J rucks and nil sorts of automobiles Isaac Oilhuly will arrange tht wngi, *'* trict. Tho next mooting of thoexplained at file opening of the Ses- under way'that tho time came for quoit pitching contest, James Wilde ; un constantly. Other property Mrs. Theron McCampbell 11 Trying Tho guests of honor will bo tho put' executlvo, committee will be held sion that thjpse matters would havo adjournment and the whole matter won a sack race, G6orge Delatush School Specialists Ra-Appointad. to 'be taken' up subsequently, and jwners want Squth street Included to Find a Home (or a Hound. The Red Bank 'board of educu- presidents ot tho club. The head ^Friday night, September 2d. of fixing the value of the/property won a basketball throw, Thcoddic : tho stato highway route becauso that Thursday's session was solely n Mrs. Theron McCampbell ot tlon has re-appointed three local of each department' will give • taken for widening , White street Parsons won a hundrod-ynrd (lush ;hey belloyo this would Increase the for the-purpose df getting at the Holmdcl used tho want columns of school officials at tho same salurict three-minute talk on tht work ofc SHOOT1NO AFFRAY A MYSTERY went over to Thursday morning of d George Stlno won a potato /aluo of their property. that department Owing to Ilmltld • value of tho land taken and tho Tho Register lust week to stato that they received last yenr. These are this wook, whon Mr. Hopping was , Speculation as to what course tho apaco only 160 tickets will bt .told.' The Slumbera of a Numbar of Redconsequent damage by making tha CO.' she was going to send a hound dog expected to be,put on the witness ond will follow Is tho chief topic of Dr. William D. Ssyro, school'phy- Bankers Dliturbid by Shots. lots shorter than at present. to heaven unless she found its own- stand again. This adjourned moot- 3CHOOLHOU3E TO BE SOLD. lonvorsation In tho borough JUJI slcian; Dr. Eugene Newman, school Either a running gun fight be- from tlmo to time, as various er or someone who would give It a ing hat now' been called off by IOW. Thoro is n great division of dentist; and Miss Dcssio M. Green, LIBRARY'S BANNER MONTH. ' tween two parties of men in cars properties on each , side of tho Shrewsbury Avenue School to ba good home. The dog wan found on tho mayor and council, inlnlon, but on ono score thoro Is school attendance 'officer. or three separate shooting affrayi street'wcro taken up, tho loss or • Put on tha Market. Mr, McCnmpbcll's plnoo two weeks A Great Inereaia In ClrcvltUtB at' H A map of tho propocud street innnltnlty. Everybody agrees, re- took pl»ee at «d Dank Monday cost of these changes which would Tho Shrewsbury nv.muo schoo ago In a wheat, field. Mm. McCnmp- Navadnk tha Past Meads, widening had been mads, by Allen nrdless of which route Is followed, On Y.chllng Trip. night. Residents ot threo different bo required csmo up In the discus- building and land will bo sold by boll, who is very fond of dog*, A Randolph, tho borough engineers. hat the new highway wilt be a great Mr. and Mrs. John II. tircgory of July was^a banner month at Ihi" "4 i part* °f tho town complain that they lion. Those queatlons were always the Red Dank board of education. says the docs not want lo end the This map showed that no land would icncfit to Eatontown; llrond street and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-Navoslnk library. A total of 1,074 * J ware awakened that night by theanswered by tho statement that tho earthly cxialcnco of tho hound but answered by tho s bo taken on the north side ot VVhlto The school it no longer needed as lur V. Gregory nnil daughter booka wns circulated al igalfili Tli- sound of shots, cursing.and automo- only matter t o be then determinedd tho River street school \r now In >tatcn itho will hnvo tn do no unless f street at the Maplo avenue end of A BROKEN ARM. •:ialne of Wavvrly ploce Inft Sunday for the same month lut ye*r< Tht) ' bile speeding. Tho plieti where its owner or someone who wilt give Was the'v.luo of tht land Ukon tho street, and.that no land would use. Tho lot Is 100 fo'ct front, on n Mr. OrcKory'sisrge cabin crultrr circulation of juvonllt boeki wi», this occurred were Harding road, I', a homo shown up noon, ijhii nays 1 and tfle damsgiSo tho remaining bo liken on the south aide of WeWtfl Shrewsbury avenue ami 1C8 feet on William I. Buchanan Metis With an or a two wecka cruise along tho thri-0 times greater than for tht} ' Plnckncy road and Rector place. No land, All these other questions, It Herbert itroot. Tho lain has been slid fecl« Hire there In n dog hcnvcn street on tho Broad street end^Fho, Accident at Hie Boat Works. .^onnrctlcut ahore and other points same month Wt year ind tho clrea*, ;l "cliiti wen left as to tho Identity was stattd, would be taken up af- appraised by the Red Dittik rpnt anil thnt It la a much butter place lotion of non-dctlen books doubltd. ""of thi partloi'involved or al to the first property which would IJCjMjP William I. Uuchitnmi of Rod n Long Island Bounil, ter tha valuo of Uit land hid bttn tato board at $17,000 and thoIl»nk, who recently bought tho I'alr tluili most folks' inuiRlnr, Muny summor vlaltors al Navielaati cauio of the trouble. on tha north aide of the streeTfrom ; decided upon. • tho Miplo avenuo end would bt tho building at $16,000, inri tha boartl Haven bont works, broker his arm Vlillort Prom Chliaio, aro mukliig use.ot tht library In4 4| 8UU,»nd county tax boirdi and Demarco property, Th« appraland of education will offer the proper Bumlny morning whllt oiitnklnit Iht Engagement Announced. they hnvo anrolled'M lummir imnv" With Commodora Mlnton. John O'llrlcn and Mr. tnd Mrs. state and rational ml tittle boardi value of ail tlTo property nctdod for ty for iat(.»t tlioso Hgwui. cnglno on a motor boat Tho en- Th»> cnRDKcmrnt hm hern an- liors. Tht library hli rtcilvtd %\, Joseph ball, who'll iboird Au- nmo« Drcyer ot Chicago h»w havt -fixed up a i of rulei for tho widening of tho street accord- Kino buckflfcd and tho reverse blow nounced of Mli>« l.ucllli' II, Mncln- ntft of twenty new story ind plttart,'.^ tuitui M. Mlnton'i cabin erulitr on m< • '*«- itarlcd for hom« by automobile af- computing tht vtluo of nil titalo ing to tho apprilul of Ntwton itruck Mr. Duchiinan'i arm imtyrl e of New York nml John C. Mat- liooki for children,' Thirty niw f a trip to Cimtla, itnt tho following toll of virloui ihipei and ilfoi n River STratl School Sldawalki. ter K wock'i vlilt with Mr. O'llrlon'n Doremui mid. William. A. Hopping iroko It near tha wrl»t. lie carrlw tin of I'nlr Unveil, No tlnlc hm tlnn hooks havo boen tdilad. 1 comnirtd wtth lots 86 feit wldt ' Tho contract to lay concrete sldo mother, MM, John O'Urltn, Sr., of toltjptn to Th« Be|li«or thli mom- wm II follown his arm In a ttlinR but de overicti beon let for the wnMlnn. Ml»i and 100 ftit dtop, which It taktn wtlkl at ths River street school wa. Spring ttrcet. ^^^^ Inn "Commodori A. Ii. Mlnton and tho operation of tho boat worki In Mnclntyre anil Mr, Mnrtin nrr cm- Clintr Tennli TavrnaaiMlt ai thi normal slit of a let. It wn NORTH IIDI. awardod lut night by tho board uf hli crow iboird thi Jtan on thi I), ntmnret ployed nt the llnrrlmnii imtlonnl Wanlad. I.n.t nl(ht Mill Klortnto H on thtu Ublti that aomt of tho l 'ut.ee _r This WaeU, r'loralhurst Flower Hhop, Mttri- Mlu ness Mark* unit Mm Ctt matttr how unusual tha ills or Red Bank toreuia (Are heui other bid, thit liolng from Htlln A Tftblo covcra, JHxlU yard*, fill mouth ulrtel, Roil Hank, and ttk that thiy in tnjoylhi mbthtr dt- 40 ami Bl Ltroy Placf, Kt.l Dtitk. ihips of a lot mljtht bt, thtll Ubloi William O'Brien ,'., ii.tt Worthily for $277. crnl«| oilcloth, lU-ynni width, lit) lor Chirlti W, Hchntltlsr, whwo h« In, Ilium 0-1, o-J In thi Xti Illhtful crulii abaird thli yacht." . Dails llama ,.., iii.ti Xlio Rhr«v»sliury Aculymy. a pr • •how how to tiUmaU Its) vtlut, n cent* y»r«i| union aulti, boyi and will Utrn somtthlnK f>( great bene- ttnnli tournimtnt. Mri. J. B. Rat , 1,111.10 1 1 vita »chonhonl fur htiyi nnilK Ktlln, will * Two CirUteU tf CalUe Mae] Bind Lalt Sttrct. Klrla , ill «U«J, HO f«nt». Men'* fit lo hlnwelf.—AdvertU«tti»nt, compirocompirod with thtvalui of * lot ol WnilaM O'Drfiit ,, 1,117,01 bbPKll n ththe filfll l tert m MoniUyMUy, H*H*p p imt irtfvidirom Mlchlgm, contlit- l Prank Lent ,,>>, win •10,00 A vtry limited number of horn? union iull«, regular 69 cent*, iim- tale an PrtMN. • regular ilit> «. WMIf . loft In Rid Dink thit em bo hurt oi cUI 4« c«nU| Flit 54 cetllM Ifed Ii* Umber I Bill, Tht< IIDIIAI ixhsol Your tilvirllisinenl In I.ukt Thli tali itlll tolnc an, Ini ot Jitiiyi, Ouirnityi ind llol; ind tht lll.lt bnnchei ure muRht nit'l ilenU ittlni. Will ojichinn, f« bt«f Thi iTtiUii " WWII yisy piymtnli, fan Whllt llroi KUI««II, thrci for 10 e«nUt jelly mu lionghtad'i dtnirtmint of Thi IUr lowjprlc**. ThThoo u drtMH w •riilitt tmounl «( inumtnl WM In* 4,111,01 bifpro It Ii too Whltt llror HI) cent* dot, 1 window «r« d fof r ll The littr rtiehii ih« ir«»t mijorlty o( cowi, Oonfo ind «•,« btfon yoa lt f it ri4.Tr4T66 iftdd |II.T|IIT» nn«« f ovir thi vilut ot thi formir Jtmti Ualltal Clur lletu 0a, .,,, Rod ••••IIX, 40 e•liowhiro. Mn. Annl« llnlnlil r«tlFrpon, r Coftp'tr lot •( tlit it. nir of. Droid 47 Uroid itreet, IUMI Hunk—-Atl —Advirtliemtnt. , Wiln i Tetil ,,. 111,111,11 1 II. U. Tulmme, A, M,, and Whllt itniti ind thi Otpt vrrtlsewant, > Ifliay in4 inld t| i arc on. ' IOUTH lIDIt, NBllM, \ I'rlntlpil Baitk.n •y(i7ir7 I4tk, Wllllim II. Wllion tot it thi «orntr For om month hiftlnnlna Wnlur Hhop, 14 M feel Wltllta II, WII.M,,, I I.HI.II Bait on Drttitt. -Advtrtliemjnt ^^^ Bhrtwibury HlvcHr Cou ry il o/ Whlii Unit and Ilipli awnui. ID4 Harr Whllt .,.., 111,11 diy, Auiuit 18th. Dr. II, W, Youm 1 UVA ill b Thit iitt Htll ««ln« on. Al, verjj iroundtd i diOdOO t , MM. namblblm yiyi, tho propoHtl wWinlni •( WWU DMII tie, 1,111.11 will bi it hlli i offltofflttt it BO tlronr liewti 114111,141,11 itroittt , Rd BihkBk, o n Wd low nrleii. thoi« dr«u«t which tolil thnwioury A. tt,*-Atl**rtlum«nk itrtit lain iht wholi of Ihi Coopir it fU.io and $18,7n now I10.0U, Ii fflBtl/'n'iht il TuitliiR't. on Mon- mi iniiM»»s»» • V HI waunitr I,,,,,,Hum only tlmt propirly at Ut tut tnd of Wh U Oalkkw Ituie ,. " • ' ' MM ami flow««d mouth Uriel, n«ir t)reidAilrt«l Dtill Inn |i*lt|i*t«« Yo«t jtnit ind II. Mu • HtUt out -'- I«lo* Your IvRtttf Dlnntr Htdlofloff,, rorolls, orth«phottt« »r d|nln« »nd i»M»n». *<•»»'»'« tan fwt of iht Utplo it.,,..,,,,., vifToikfnt thi bHutlfut Bht f«ertrtll i tnndd prfimlnfni mik«ii • fUmbim »nttf(alhlr|. Dill D«iih. m win.inn jiioi --' qprlfh nd irtrtt! plmoi. Ori —AayirtU»m»nArttt t ,! tht VHw»il*ttn!M ' Mltlt •••us Owlw IJMH f .MM nun • •Him •MM iHonnif J IMIII MM, mvili MUI S^BUHBBBB^SBBBBISSW *• AeC IMI Pflffe'^ourlcen ' RED, BANK' REGISTER, "AUGUST 10, 1927. 'Life' 'he Fidelity Union trust company . JOHN McNAMARA DEAD. the executor of the will. AMELIA COOK'S WILL Port Monmouth Reiident DUd Two BOULEVARD PROJECT ABANDONED: Rf4 B^nkYoui.1 Me* Will ~CM> Elizabeth A. Martin of Asbury Me* HER ESTATE COES TO Park, in a'will which she made Dayt After Operation. ,, duet 1 ^nflq.Tfor- Soldleri,, 'Fifteen'member*- ofVthe hUn«i - HER TWO SIFTERS. twelve yean ago, left all her estate John McNamara of Port Mon- of every kind to her daughter. mouth,died last Thursday at the Mb .if tho'Rfformed chuioH of Red TKea« Slaters Are Mary* Soffel and Theresa Grace- Martin Davis; with Long Branch hospital, two days af- lank w<|re,present at a trWlng of- the olub last night at Harry/Snlf- 4 Suian C. Soffel—Three Middle- , proviso Ahpt this daughter pay ter his left leg had been amputated (en'a ion Shrewsbury av0i• , Soffel, in equal shares, including a rize for the best appearing com- long time was employed' at the ,Card of Thanks. , , mortgage on the Libby property on pany in uniform at the parade at railroad shops at Elizabelhport. We desire to thank all thoie who Maple avenue, Red Bank. Mrs. Belmar Saturday afternoon. Five offered, sympathy' during our reeent Cook made her sijter, Susan C. Mr. McNamara leaves a widow, thousand .firemen from different Catherine 'McNamara, five daugh- bereavement, caused by the death of Soffel, the executrix. The -witnesses parts of the state took part in the our beloved mother and grand* were Raymond Tansey and Mary C. ters and a son. The children are moth'or, Alice G.' Lambertionj eipe- parade and it was one of the big-Mrs. Russell Waite and Lawrence Gaul of Red Bank. gest events of its.kind ever held ilally Rev. William E. Braisted, the McNamara of .Keansburg, Mrs. bearers and those who aent Jlowa.it. >«The will of Mrs. Rebecca E. Fran- in the county. Governor Moore, .cis of Brevent Park, Atlantic High- eorge Brown of Port Monmouth, Mr. ana Mrs. V. D. Umbertyon; Senator Edward I. Edwards, Con- Mrs. Harry Ponnlngtoh and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. ,G. W. LamberUon, lands, who died July 27th at the gressmen Harold G. Hoffman, form- home of her daughter, Mrs. George Philip Murphy of Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs. H.< B. Lambertton, er Governor E. C. Stokes,' Senator Mr. A. C. Lambertson, B. Lewis of Eatontown, bequeathed Mrs. Raymond Walling of Brook- William A.-Stovens, -Assemblyman lyn. and Grandchildren. all o£ MrsT-Francis's property-toher Thomas M. Gopsill, Sheriff Harry two daughters. Mrs. Emma Emmons The funeral was held Sunday af- -^Advertisement, .. , -.. If. Johnson and Major-lieneral ternbon at St. Mary's church a Edith M. Lewis. Both Card of Thank*. warg._njmd-a»_exectt- Weigel of Governor's island were New Monmouth and wa? conducted It being impossible to thank alt tiices The will was witnessed by htht iperBon^tlJhJ- < Charles K. Snyder and.Howard W, ended. Red Bank had about thirty A requiem .mass was chanted Sun- iresslng our sincere appreciation M Roberts men In line who were ai;*pmpanied day morning. Burial wai made at the many'icts of kindness and the <• MT. Snyder and Mr. Roberts were by Navesink company's hook and Mount Olivet cemetery. . The bear- sympathy ihown-'us during our be- reavement; thanks are also, ex- > also the witnesses to the will of ladder truck and by a band. ers were George Brown, Pliilip Mur phy, Frank Foulks, Raymond Wall- pressed for < the beautiful floral , Frederick P. Button, who lived at tributes, and to those .who loaned Tdeal Beach, near Keansburg. Mr. ing, Russell Waite and Harry STOLEN AND FOUND. Pennington. There were many cars,:,.-,,?.?,.,...-.' ';".?.,-,'-••,;. , ' Button owned property at Ideal . : ' Mrs, John McNamsra P«ach, Monmouth Beach and St. Thieves Who fo^k Belford Man'i floral tributes. -..-• v:'i ' and Children. " Petersburg, Florida. He left all his Boat Not Caught. —Advertisement.••:• • <• estate to his widow, Mrs. Isabelle C. A motor boat owned by Albert DEATH OF RUMSbN RESIDENT. Button, and named her as executrix, VanBrunt, a fisherman at Belford, The plan for a boulevard eighty through fields and open spaces to he found he could not obtain ex- Haven and he set about obtaining •'..."• Card of Tbanki. without bonds. was Btolen Saturday. Two parties MM. James F. Murphy Died Sunday feet wide from tho railroad station Pearl street at fair Haven. v Thecept at a price whlcH: he regarded the heeded land aMiis own coat.. He The official board of Little Silver M. E. church wishes to thank all - Mra. Kate M. Story, who died at of Belford fishermen went in search in Her 5Ut Year. at Red Bank three miles eastwardly terminal of the proposed present as prphibitivc. These properties clung to this project until lait week) to Pearl street at Fair Haven, on these who helped In any way to Mjddletown village on Wednesday of the boat Sunday. One party Mrs. Mary Murphy, wife of section of the boulevard at' Pearl are owned by Albert Burdge, Mn. when he became convinced that he hich George S. Ingraham of Red make the recent harvest iome a August 3d, left ajwlll in wMch_she consisting of Thomas Casler, James F. Murphy of Rumson, died street_,was JJ!>2u!_ha!I waybetween Crawford Vjibersbn, _PeWitt_Quackt could not secured all the lands that luccess.—Advertisement ^,. — ank~"has"T>een devoling~H[niserf bequeathed all her property to her Charles Rutt and Henry Pulsch from a complication at diseases the Eidge road and East Front enbusn, Monroe Eisner and Uial would be needed for the boulevard or the past three years, has been daughter, Mrs. Lydia M. Smith, wi- found the boat on a shore at Long Sunday afternoon after a sickness street, or River road, as it is nowMcCarter. and he abandoned the plan. The • ,. .; : ;..;,DEATHS. ibandoned by him. Mr. ingraham's dow of Henry D. Smith of Middle- Island. No one was in the boat, but of three months. She underwent called. Mr. ingraham first became inter- various properties which he bought .CONOVER.—Citherln* E, Conever, atiil ilan for the boulevard was to' wi- 4J. died Mondajr. Auguit 8th, after a town Lydia T. Frost of Middlo- two- men were standing near it. an operation three months ago and The plan had been carefully ested in Red Bank about 26 yean he will retain for- a reasonable [en some streets and to buy land short, illneii. . . • • • town and Charles R. Snyder of At- These men claimed they had notshe had been in poor health since thought out by Mr. Ingraham and ago, when he bought a farm be: time, in case the project should-be Funtral, iirvleti at hir •litar'i, Iln. it his own expense to open new lantic Highlands were the will's wit- stolen it and that they knew noth- then. Mrs. Murphy wouiu havevbeen surveys of the property needed had tweon Red Bank and Fair Haven, taken up by other individuals or by H. B. Quaektnhuih, ValUjr Drlre, Stene itreets where needed. ' Ohureh, IThmiday. Amuit Ilth, IB17, at nesses. ing about the theft. A piece of 51 years old in September. ' She been made. Mr. Ingraham during He Is a wealthy man and as his ac-the rnunicipaliUei, '"" '•'. 1:80 P. M. All Salntl* Eplicoptl ehureh The route of the proposed boule- the-past .three years had ^bdught quaintance with conditions at-Red at a HO P.ja.jJnUtmtnt at F«l_r Vlw Laura Maude Mapel of Long huckleberry pie and a pair of can- was born in Ireland and came to The above map ihowi the couree ctmiUry " ~ Branch left to her bbrotherh , ChCharlel s vas shoes were in the boat. The this country when she was young. vard started On Chestnut street at about a score of pieces of larjd Bank and Fair Haven grew, his of the proposed boulevard, from he railroad station. Then it went Gnffins Mapel, her property on motor of the boat was slightly dam- She had been a resident of Rumson which would be needed for the newmind more and more dwelt on theCheitnut street through to Peavl IN MEMORIAM. hrough Peters place to Broad Elmwood avenue, Long Branch, aged. Mr. Casler, Mr. Rutt and Mr. 26 years. >In April Mr. and Mrs. boulevard. These pieces of land desirability of a broad' boulevard street. At John street an alternate In nehair of tha itewardi er Flak ebaeel. street, with Mr. Ingraham buying he had intended to turn over to from Red Bank through Fair Ha- Fair H«vin.,N. J., the following reiolutlom . with a proviso that he should pro- Pulsch returned the craft to its Murphy observed the 2dth anniver- route was considered in case th were drawn upi ' .-• land for the boulevard from Broad the public as his contribution to vide a comfortable home for Mlsa owner. sary of their marriage. ven and eventually through Rumson original plan was not found avail WHEREAS, our Heavenly Father. In Els' treet to the western end of Elm the new highway. He had bought to Seabright. The first step toward Infinite wlidoM, hai aeen tit to remeve Mapel's mother, Elizabeth Mapel, Besides her husband, who is sup- able, and both of these routes ar from our' mldit Rev. John W, Devil, dace. Then it went through Elm land_for the entire length of the this, .project. :wanld._be-to-.get-the. and her father, John S. Mapel, as LEONARDO'S POPULAR GIRLS. erintendent of the Seabright tennis shown_on.the.map.- _jiho,jlled,at_Ba«-Bank,-NrJw.Julr~IJ, - land John str6et~aHd~fKeh" "boulevaroTexcept flve~pieces, which boulevard from Red Bank to Fair UST. and' ••-Jong as-they--shall 4ive.— She -also club, Mrs. Murphy leaves u son and WHEREAS, the long dlitlnkalahad aervlaei left Liberty bonds amounting I Miss Mildred Meyer Was Voted tho randared by Will faithful soldier, true a daughter, they being John and chid ot natura. to mankind..to ehrlltlan WOO to her brother Charles. T< Most Popular of Them All. Mary Murphy, who live at home. DIED AT DAUGHTER'S HOME. NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. will spend at the home of his clvlltiatlqclvilliatlon and tittcl«!leiteclally to tthhe A. M. her sister, Anna Blair Lent, sh The annual fair of the Brevent She also leaves two sisters and a FOUR RED BANKERS HURT. E. church, make it flttlnse lndl.nieed_ that Park and Leonardo fire company ister at Vinelahd. hli nimory ihoiild be ch«ri«htd, pre- left two shares of stock of the Na- brother. The funeral was held this Mr«. Katherina Kampt of Mon- Rare Flower Appeared Lait Night ut Their Injuries Were Not Seri- Mrs. William VanPelt, Mrs. Sar- •frv«d and trammltted to the lueotld- tional Public Service Corporation came to a close Saturday night. All morning at Holy Cross church and mouth Beach Wet 76 Year* Old. . lnz genaratlom of this comrounltjl in a, PortJMonmouth Yard. out—GifU for Hoipital. »h Meek and William VanPelt, Jr., aid (erf'shares of stock of the Mid-the returns are not in, but thea high mass of requiem was chanted therefore be It profits are estimated at $2,000. An Mrs. Katherina Ka'mpf, wife of ' Mrs. Thbrnas"J.,Ea4tmohcl of Port Woodlcy .'hospital received two ire spending several weeks at Del* RESOLVED, by. the itewirdi and num- dle States oil corporation. One by Rev. John E. Murray. Burial was F. P. Kampf of Momounth Beach, ber! ofCUk chapel that while wi deplore outstanding feature was a contest Monmouth has a night blooming donations last week from Red Bank iware Water Gap. the Jon of our dearly beloved itewird dollar was bequeathed to her bro made at Mount Olive'y cemetery. died Saturday morning from a to determine who was the most y y cereua, eight years old, which bore friends. One gift was a set of hos- George Moy and family are at and clan • leader, we raellie that death Iher, Robert Blair Mapel, and hci There were complication of diseases at the follow. «• a netural tequenoe of all phyel- popular girl at Leonardo. A charge a large number of a blossom on the night of July'20th. pital liiren from Mrs. SamueJ.Berk- their summer home on Oceanport father and mother are to have an floral tributes." home of her daughter, Mrs. Ru- cal lire, hut to htoVdeath wai but a peaie-' moneys credited to her account i of one cent a vote was made. Misa Last night another, blossom appeared >witz 'of - Monmouth street The avenue. '• ' <•' ful end triumphal -transition from mortalltr Mildred Meyer won the honor am dolph Malchow of Lcrov place, Red in the presence of a number of Mrs, ither gift wad a set of leather bound to Immortality; be It further the New Jersey Trust company. Bank. Mrs. Kampf was 76 years The annual harvest home sup- RXSOLVKD, that In the pauliif. of the Her brother and brother-in-law, a prize of a diamond ring. Th DIED AT AGE OF 86 YEARS. Eastmond's friends who had gath- books, describing a, tour of the per of the Methodiit church will be lati Rev. Mr. Davli, mankind hai Joit one old. She and her husband con- vxo f iKWIti rnoit •trlkini- charaeten, the na- Charles G. Mapel and Roy A. Lent, money spent to vote for her amount ered at her place to wait for this •orld, with "Woodley hospital," im- 1* •>• i i % ">*'•* Bui Ring DHetisi6(vrie ins ' ducted a hotel at Monmouth Beach. event. Several buds are on the held on the church'ground! On the, tloA' a uieful eltli.n. our race a a are the executors of the will, whic ed to $173. Miss Martha Quelev Mrs. Catherine Story Pasted Away rinted on each book. This was a 0 l < was second with $153 and she re- After Long Sickneas. Besides her husband she It, survived plant and there will be a series of gift from Mrs. Charles Norman of night of August 81st Tickets may ft? !; "1,1 rtSJ!t?-.*_ —ll'l!,"JL Afrlfli'"JS nS -was made two years ago. Th by three children, MM. Rudolph r no . p!. niehureh thal Mrdevotet * ceived a wrist watch. Miss Johanna Mn. Catherine Story of Middle- blossoms until the end of the season. East Front street. be obtained at any time frorri .ay •'•'^'ward-', truite"- ^""a and° loya- l" minister« s be It •withesijes were Irene L. Croxsoi Malchow and Mrs. Mart Haviland Smith received a necklace as third town village died last Thursday This is the second year the plant Four minor accidents to Red >f the church metnberi. RESOLVED, further, that while eat and Myrtle G. Isele of Lorn of Red Bank and Herman Kruse of heart! |o out In lympathjr in theia heuri prize and Miss Rose Komalsky re- from a complication of diseases af- has borne- flowers. It is not potted Bank people were treated at the hos- Roberta Pianteki, daughter of" or bereavenent to the member! of tie Branch. Long Branch. The funeral was Sergeant and Mrsi Pianteki of Ar- ceived a kodak camera as fourth ter a long sickness. She was bom but is in the ground., A belief Is pital:' - mmedlate famllr, jet we flnd eonsolatlen Margaret Kerwin of Freehol held Monday morning in the Prec- cana avenue, ia visiting a girl friend n tha fiot that hit heart was Iliad with prize. _ near New Monmouth 86 years ago more or less prevalent that these Rebecca Sieber, daughter of Har- . died holding two life insurant ious Blood of Christ Church at Mon- at Freehold. hli God, and hli ehriatlkn examples will and she was a daughter of Thomas plants bloom only once in every 100 ry Sicber of Arthur place, caught a iUnd forever aa Illmtrioua monument! to policies. One policy was ordere mouth Beach. Burial was made in years, but this is not true. Cereus Francei IAreno, who has been the age In which he lived and labored. used for the payment of her fun- VICTORY FOR PITCHER. and Lydia Tilton Morford. Hor fishhook In her leg while playing The Rev. Mr. Davis hai ~ * Mount Carmel cemetery at Long plants are real curiosities and'they aick with fevefi. li .able, to be but •eed~deaai Vrid whofeiomi""admonitions, eral and the other was bequeathet father was one of the first boat in'her laWfi With "her "father's fish- "Moon" Hurley Shone Briajht in Branch. have beautiful flowers. Mrs. East- of doors. whlehare lition, will navar perlag. to her daughter, Stella Gardell. captains of the bay shore section. ing line. 'Miss Marian Janison if Brooklyn Be It further riaolvsd that aoplas el Diamond Conteit Lait Week. Mrs. Story had lived at Middletown mond states that she would like to Henry Woolley, who Is employed thale raiolutioni be lent to the preis an* house and lot on Eowne avenue a help folks get acquainted with this is a guest of Mrs. Thomas Farley Slid In the archive! of this ehureh. The Fort Monmouth baseball team village more than fifty years. Her DEATH OF GEORGE BENDY. by the Schenck S, Thompson com- Freehold was bequeathed to he; plant and that^ if parties will call her at her home on Arcana avenue. REV. W. C. HOOVER, was to have played last Wednesday husband, William C. Story, died pany, got a hall ia his foot last week five children, Stella Gardell, Mae on the telephone she will try to ar- FRID BRQWK, gicratary. ' **"** , afternoon against the Red Bank fire number of years ago. Mrs. Story He Wai * Brother of Mn. George while working in one of the com- Kerwin, Josephine Morrii, Clara range things so they can be at her , EATONTOWN NEWS. department team, but tho visitors Is survived by a daughter, .Mrs Duncan of Catherine Street. pany's yards. Conover and Robert Kerwin, in homo when the plant Is in bloom. failed to show up. A game of ball Lydia M. Smith, with whom she George W. Bendy of Lavalettc, William Dallcy of Bank street equal shares, subject to a life right Mrs. Eastmond's telephone address The Borouih li About Ib Lose, Its WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. was played between two Kcd Bank lived. She also leaves a grandson a brother-in-law of George Dun- ut his hand on a broken bottle in in the house and lot to Mrs. Her- 4u Keansburg 576. Oldeat Landmark. win's husband. Mrs. Kerwin left teams. The team captained by Har- Kenneth Smith, and. a sister, Mrs can, St., of Catherine street, died Prattle™washing—macMrnr-at-the "TTkeTra Bank EeiUur aao be k«sht Too .Lat« For CHuaific«Uori. ~ Eer household goods to her two old Hurley won by a score of 4 to Adelaide Spader of Keyport. Saturday morning from a compli Keyport dairy company on Branch lacbi week la latontown (rom NeUl M«s< t at th< (ostoflae.) faoRSES wanted to boarj or pajlurei pea. . • daughters, Stella Gardell and Mae3. Mr. Hurley, who wu formerly The funeral was held Saturday cation of diseases. Mr. Bendy was HIS FIFTH BIRTHDAY. ivenue, where he is employed. lure IJ.OJ pit wiak. The beat of white Kerwin. A vacant lot on Bowno a high ichool baseball star and whoafternoon at the house and it wasa frequent visitor at Red Bank and John T. Eagan of Shrewsbury, The ancient mill on Broad itreet •l»ver naadowi and runnlm watar. Wil- avenue was bequeathed to her son,is commonly known as "Big Moon," in charge of Rev. Luke M. Bleak was well known In this vicinity. Stanley William, and Hie Friendi who is also employed by the Key-Is bejng t(\rn down. It Is the old- For a time he was an electrical en- est landmark In the borough. James Kerwin. All money in any was in rareejform. Tha opposing ncy, pastor of the Middletown vil- Had a Jolljr Tim*, port dairy company, sprained his left OUT FLOWERS for aale. ckarlai f, banks was ordered divided equally batsmen wore powerless before his ige church, assisted by Rev. John gineer stationed at Sandy Hook Stanley Williams, Jr., eon of Mr.ankle Monday when he, stepped in The MethodliU held a very IUC- White, Branch avenue. Little Silver, ep- ioilte Fexwosd Park. among her four daughters and anycurves. Benjamin Pryor was on the A. Thomson, pastor of tho Reform- and later at Aberdeen, Maryland. and Mrs. Jay, S. Williams of John a pit at one of the dairy buildlngi, ceisf ul harvest home lait night, Due ark. He was 58 years old and leaves a to the dear weather, and'other ... BENT, six . ,om dwell!l«, with eatS. money received from the lodge to receiving end of the battery, John cd church of Colt's Neck. A solo street, Red Bank, celebrated his fifth Mrs. Julia Korth of Brooklyn and pantnr, hot airkilt, goodJ furatae, aeal which she belonged was ordered Swecl and John Calandrlcllo pitched "Safe in the Arms of Jesus," was wife and three children. birthday with a party yesterday af- Leo Dcrlin of Jeriey City are medi- favorable clrcunutancei the attend- atova In kltehea and all Improvements I ance wai lar je. laretel tentrallr located, To rent from Uicd for masses for the repose of „„,( caught for the other team, sung by Mrs. Blcakncy. Burial wa Tho funeral was held yesterday ternoon. Many of his little friends cal patienti tinder the care of Dr. Atisuet let D. W. Wlllsuii, I Broad her soul. All the rnt of hi>r prop- mado at Fair View cemetery. afternoon at Albert W. Wordcn'i) from Atlantic Highlands and RedJohn B. Boyd of East Front atreet, Rev. Harry VanCleaf, paitor of itreet, Had Bank, phone 10. qrty was-- bequeathed ' to her two funeral home on East Front street. Bank wcro present and he received who has been on the hospital service tho Methodiit church, .will leave FOR RENT. UrsehoUM el aener el SALE ON CHURCH LAWN. Rev. Archibald H. Sutphcn of River Monday to spend two wsjki at Ship Hudion avinne end Elm plate, eight daughters, Stella und Mnc. Stella DEATH FROM HEART TROUBLE. many fine gift's. Tho dining room two weeks. roem, four looni and pantry ea «n» Gardell and James Kerwin arc the Eugea Society \Vm~Hold it Fer Ben- Plaza conducted tho service and was decorated with flowers and Thomas J. Kcrni of Newark had Bottom, In the southern part of the Boor, four bedreomi and bath, on the na. itite, While ha li away the pulpit ond floor l ateam' htat, aleetrle and tal, executors of tho will, which wni efit of New Mexico Cirl. Aged Reiident of Fair Haven Died burial was made in Fair View varl-colored balloons. Tne children an auto accident on the atate high- cemetery. will be filled by vliltlng Clergymen. in ranse end eral reneei fintei large made a yenr n«o. Kmina U. Ilnvl- A bnko salo will be hold by the Sunday Morning. played many different games and way near Middletown and Differed jet and aantral location. Apply b. W. land and Kilwnrd G. Korman wit- • y, daughtc M. Redi Bank..ank. r I04I-R, Aihury >ark. nesicd the wi hie scarp aad many brulies, He wie hli drug atora and living apart- hurch of Heil bonk Saturday af- of tho late Mary nnil Woltrr Orif- CHARLES PAGE DEAD. ments of various kinds wcro served. *>''»•*«|R lALK• , OOverlan d sedanj , .In lood run. given flrit aid by Dr. Samuel B. ments encloied with itueco, •hiej etdar ind new tlrei for ill. OaOa»» Charles A. Haym of Aobury r«rk tfrmon on lh, ground! of ththee frn Mulford of Fnlr Haven,' died Those present were Cleoige Wllion, be iierl aiornlnfi at Rlvenlde Hel»hu, Fair Heven Resident Pined Away Baromhaw of Jeriey City, who wn Mn, Robert AUmack. underwent left hit entire otnto to hl» wife, church >t lho cornor of Shrewsbury of heart trouble S.'nday morning. Jr., Doris-and Donald Johnion, Mir- «ad heuie el a hl|l\wiy after panlne 1|TI • I Age of 04 Yeeri. following Kerni'a ear, and then ta- an operation lait week al Dr. Hu- '."}** S.' "\ ?»«"«»»*' »»" lilt/ AruilAl n KK. Il y, HI llonn u «i ihr nVfnU0 >n{| LconlrJ llrtct, Tn0 Sho was the widow of Robert II jorle and Jack Powcri, May and Charles Pago of Fair Haven died ken to the hoipital. He hai lince ard'i hoipital at Long Branch. LOS.OST ThundaThurid / mornlnl i oa Ilverdele ave- thoulth d live. At the dentil of hli >|l|(, win hfg[n >t on(1 O'c|oc),. c«kp, Flndlry, who illcl luddcnly IM Latldlo Jackson, Lester Smith, Mn. nue er I n Bid Bank, eanvai baf lea. lost Thursday from apoplexy, He been removed to a Newark-hoiplta Donald Herring ,of BroI() M,,, April. Mrs. Klndloy wn» 74 yenn Gcorgo Wilson and Mr*. Elwood lalnlai asMili taskle, Reward If Under wm 04 ycnri old. no held a posi- near hli home. spending several dayi with hi* will neur> Robert lehreeder. II Oaklaad to hld-.ohl»-ionn . (icorKo IIII. llnyc: oneone-- 1 M Ul.onKstrr n *"sndd MMr* . JJackiok n old ind had lived in Fnlr llnvp Powen of Red Bank, Mii.]ltobcrt atreet, Red Bank, Thona t|il-J.* am M tion with tho J. K. SlclfTel lacu grandfather, J, William Klfiim, ^tf^*Vb • *""• '••* '•" ••••|i ^^•*4^r^~ ^^ap^M*esaiaVv|aB«eaVB*e>ll third Is lo (O tn his daughter, Sarnh Murphy wll bo In chirg* of tho iile. thirty yenrt. She In mrvlvcd by Holbrook and her ion Robert of om p manufacturer! ol New York. Mr, I). J. Wllnoii; nml lilt othrr mn, The society takei caro of an orphin titter, Mrc. Kva It, MaiVrrlmi ol OccirWiroYn «nil Mn. Prnnk Quack- OCBANPORT NEWS. Harold Mabb kae (Wan up hie Job . Rmrilel•, A»l«Wr J ant "oreiwre ei inni Puge ii-«urvl»ed by till wife, who Mekteti inm andd H Hireera» ttrait, lei l W. Iliiyri, la to r*ci!lve the girl In Nrw Mpulrn And the profit* llrutiklyn, and by two brother*, for ai a plumber with "Jen* Una arid liefnrc her marrlago wai Amelia tnbuih and her ion of At- aiV fhane lll.R. retnulndrr off lhho protiertyt . Ok mtr Itrponlfr Krnnk A. Mulford ol Oceanport Bojfl at Bey Jamei Johnion hai taken hli plaei. of the iale will he uied for the Dim-itl The funeral wai held Sat- lantic Hlghlandi. Four II. llayel ami Hurry Tliour of Ar Fair Haven nnil Thomni Mulfori Mr. Mabb la how worklnr on David MOT0R0YCLI tet (ill, till Twle. maintenance of thli girl, urday night it the houie. Rev, Stout Caaip. bury Park wcrrj named na the «*«• ot Orange. The funeral wu hcl SerTel'i farm near Uncrcft. • •Miller Dtvlna, and iHeeiri ail* Jamei 11, Oweni of Itul Bank, Perional Notea§ (Th« Rid V«nh Rnliur tell be eeuih cutora of tha will, which wai mitilc ytiUrday afternoon at thrrrj o'cloc iich «••)• In Omnjoil tren (rmit fu let* tlrei, etkir iitran la i**t e»n4|. HURT IN AUTO CRASH, conducted the lervlce, llurlal wn» Daeembfr ltlth, l»2fi, Jrtfob Stern at her late horn*. Rev. William I Mln Eleanor Wllli of Maurice- Itr.l Aul. Kill, Aaeej Man. lien. aoiiuMi, Call Rid Ink 111,* made In the Greenwoo'l cemetery ( of Dayonne and Harry Thmir ofiNurie'i Collarbones in* Finger BHIIIIMI, pAntof of the Red I)nn> town, in the southern pert of the The ladlei* aid loclity will m«« Jacob L. Johnlori, father of Rob- «t Brooklyn. Aibury I'ark v.tre tho wititi>i»ei to Rreken In AuMent, ll«(itlit church, conducted tho «cr itate, li'tpomllnc the romnlmlor-of at tho Methodiit church thli after ert L, John«n ef Ocianpert, wai the will. the IUminer with her'aunt and noon, During tha lummer, meellnia MIm Alice Morrln. w'no l>r-m vice. The burlnl wa* rnnd* nt Orcr killed by an auto near hli home at 'Isaac l<> Hlh*iliHij of Anbury Grove cemetery it Keyport. Gllpln—Palmer. uncle, Mr, and Mn, Chtrlei Hhrop- are held once In two wotke. Point Pliiiant Sunday. Carl Hlrwh Mr, and, Mra, Hamunl Dcnmvr Mn. J, B. Walling of Main itrei Park Ml $2,000 to lili (IHUKIIIT, K. Tltui of Kumion, li In th» •hire of lludion avenue, of BlqomlUld, dririr ol the »r. (ill|>ln of Mttle Hllver have *n. It vlilllni her dauihter-m-law, Mn. Mai Wright; M.O00 tn .natlier llranch hotpltal with two lirokn Edgar llnndolph of IVirl ilret wai arnittd on a ihir/pi ef nan- JentilJl o WllWillini g f Nrth Un rtlujhlrr, Urmia Illuinmhdrrii ftillnrtionpi anil a broker, flnjepr •« MISS MARIA DEMOTT DEAD. nounccd the mnrrlaita of their In iprmllnit two weeke At lUmon of North •lauihtir, Mr. Johmen wai walk* 14,000 tn annther ilmiitliter, Kannlv ilnughter Klls«b«th Denner to l.leu. vllln, New York, Uranch, Ilin reiult of an automobile She Formerly Mail a Paiujr Goetl ran, Ing In thi road ind It !i didarerl Oolnittrkert and 12,000 to a fourth t«nant Olenn Hunter I'nlmcr, The Carl 3. Dltts of Klveriirie av«nu< lut week at On foritT nf Start an Moninoulh Street. Fred Did hat returned to Camp that Jllrith ptillid oal bf a line" •? daughter, lltlla ll'f«. A urn, Ar- ceremnny wai performeil Monday It hiving his houa« rrpnlnled, The tnml and I'rtmieet avenue, Ml MIM Marl* Drmott o,' )( i| ||an llurton after a w««k'i ttiy it Ml can and hit him. Mr. Johnion wu thur flllverliprir, Ret* $600 and t nt Old Chrlit church at I'lillmlel. work li helng dens by Sunlry 8tll Morrii wai rliling In a r«r driven died Thumlny Bfltrnomi from a home, Uouglai Birry Rnd Gordon 11 yuri'old and Itavti • widow ototr ten, David HllvciWi-, lihla liy Itev. l.oula 0, Wmhliurn, will of tSvtretl, « by Dr, Tllui wh»n the rfurhin* t»l« KMir-rnl lirnliilnwn at tli» horan of Morrow went to th« camp on San* ind ilx thltdrtn, II, Alt the rrit ol Mr, Bllverbera'i rector of the church, Th' couplt Mr, and Mn, Leon lurklnvton IliM with a nr driven by W, It, iVtpr V, Lang of Weil Fiiinl «lreet. day, Leigh Millar li rounding out ritll* wai ordered held lif the Fl- Whlltheuit nf Wde>W6Ofl, Mlii will |lv« at I'aiadena, California, and Mn Ulrica Whiting ol Kim '" Dp.Mntl WM U Ve»l. (il.| mid hli ilith week al (imp. At the court Die. rram Htaaerrhage, •Jtllly Union trait f«m|mny ami nnil will be at home there after plice have returned from an auto ot honor lut l"rl York ttate and Connectlrut, Thiy cilvid two merit ^idg«i, Douglti on annd v*ibv*|tiabll i ln t V O«li))rtlck*r and the i»m« ammifil tier MMer, MIM lle«tl» iMlult, ran> Oueiii at Teatheri' Club, iptnt rnett of the llrnt witth friend* Otrry ind Oerdon Morrow will Uk on and v*|tiabli .Hlin itt Vn»Vn» la to' ba paid to Boi1« tUumtnhelifi MM Drtwited at IlljtilinJ*, holdhld ,dl dltdd mm u IRIIVIIII hentrh * •luttetl a fm«y ttootit iiwi umly for thli week al I he t«aeh> t NtNiuitukk ) ConnttUiutCntiutCUt. tho twmlnatlon for flrit iliu HOUI •ft. «n»lrW»r •( the lrw«m li te Martin Hurrii of DnoKlyn, *t"\ •lure tm Msnmouth Hiiel, n«ar it at rnan.Thtindar, til h*. Un InIn »!«t«ift year*, **» drewrtid Hitur- er»' tlubbsuit tl ara Ml» 'MIH Flennti VVMiekeiiekea ainnd Ar on Friday night. Nitlontl lioul l« MI4 to hit wife, HfnrleUa Bil- t tk« ul»ph»H enmpiny* Nll p*ttHhlik'f Hultfi Utf titrdi»M « MMr. h tk lh y'* A, 0, PatUrieinen atef Hrueklyn, nsld VeorhHi «f Riidltind k havi K.MUUYO MuDomld fliltti tki i, M Isni ai ihe \Wu «r UH- d In tkt Hhr«wibury tlver t\ buj!djnj| | new lUndilUn , Her titter dltd MN, Dlttkf WU f 4 JDghiiftd*, fh> bedy wai r»«t»h M, NiUoit sf( BreeklJttS , MIM Dei returned from in •tit«mtbllt trip (imp on Mwtdir, HmartiM, At twr 4t«h tbsubtt flvo ytari S l«av«i wUiW.. . td u4 WM Uktfl (a futtn'i fun. ...., _,„. o.f. PuMkii ind MIIHI I tt Drldwport, Ccnnietlkut, wh«N ThIltbThiriwItbtiii i Ma MR. Aftiwr ItI- n mar r«UllvetIII . tiTin funerall wai iral htm* at AllittUi HI|hlaMi Miry terj Mirjiri; LalUiki •( Up- thehey/ vlillvlilt«M4 frlindifrimdi, UII MothtMlUl think ldhl «UI IJM W Mi MR« IHvM ind wt*n& tn burial. After- ptr Dartr ~ rdrik U din'i funml Item. «n Rant titni |tdl t Lt win \h\ht bb«4) «uu iMi U liMkliMk> |tr«t, Rf»,B»fe(rtMi(iKillir,M« ''• tn burial, TThh * mitt mm tor if Trinlt* (hu«h, Call 11 ar 1100 J .. «n4fr» •( NlAtaM Vuk . • ^ turn ' Mrvrltt Btiriil ««i RED&ANK REGISTEB, AUGUST 10, 1927. > BUSINESS NOl'CES. EMPLOYMENT. MISCELLANEOUS. BEi%L ESTATE FOR RENT. JUBUO ipqtf: r»t«* rtuombii. IIAHBERHAIO wanted. Apply at Hud- MONEY to loan on. Red Bank improved' BUOBB for rent; ibt roona and bath at FIVE-KOQ! rh™*. nk >SSI, 9» Montnoatu eon Houic< 1S1 liiid»on avan»a>- Bel property; ftrit murttagi only. Seal di- t\ John atreet. Apply U.,A, DeTl.on. ll,ll»riU0« inlc. rect with me and aave coramlislon B. F.2t. John Jtreet. or Whit. Broa., RcglaUr 1888, tit Monmout ALE8MAN wanted. excellent - oppor- Parker. 221 Mountain avenue. Bound bulldlnc. lted^Bank^ ______!»•______W. r. BOTflBRMUND, reglit«r.d tunlty (or a traveling mm to live at Brook, H. J. SIX-ROOM houie for rent near Eig5 LOTB roTTale1 on1 riili'liw.yT Tb*ge*gr* a-C ... gM\»«Uca,<'»Ml»«. ftjve. and k Irawing account ta right man. Writ* (or property, Hadley-Hall. phone 1389, 3D loutouth atreettt , ClCarllot n ththeatet r bulldbblldhj , RRe(| | L Luker. oltlcea C.rnpbjjI'»;,4«ML,I, itovil.UlnoWumrw»e»iepil e, liwlvee r" "l ~ l"l T iad road I 115,000 LARqB- e-roew'e f«ibo»; ftr^aala,' vary, wltb'twft ehalra, 1201 Ivory beads, Jewelry, raaioaabTtt all fork guarantetd. A* O, pillow enters, Baw,bedrpom jultei, electric OtnV'hoa. Std Bank ait-M. rtek. Phope 1194-M, orvpnly 245 Spring dresa Rent, drawer M, Red Hank.* burg, ettabllthtd nine years, to let: fix- Caleb Luktr, Belford, N, . fhiiMt eelllng fnrvwant of riom, ' Sun- treet, Red Bank.* irea go with building; building suitable burg 5OJ-M hl7r M " " " fani,- »tc, ibone Bid Bank 1171, You SXPf.Et avtoniobl|. waihtr nomln chart* LOST, August 7th. white pooille. very old. rill ttnd us on th. 'But. highway, lust , «fftb. m»h aund at th« Boro Bunei, OMAN or girl wanted for central bouaa- blind, deaf; between Leonardo and or other bualnesa If desired. Ale» Krue- CHOICE LIST of ifopartits tot itl*' loath ot Red Bank, Open eviry evening Ine., Oloti 'C>iJ»t and llMhanlo atreat. worki aleep In. Apply 1W Third aye- Campbells Jonctlon. Reward, E. W>[et-, Eaat Keanaburg, Port Monmouth road, rent, EUitbeth _,. j'far inlet England*! luring? Auguit until nine o'loclc Qrt roar car w.ah.d whll. In town, Strv-* le, Long Branch, N,: J., phone Long Lawrence,' general delivery, Atlantic High- lear Ocean avenue .'•'.' <; ' Little Bllv.r, N. .. W* than any other August meeting r Iranch 321.•. ; .• ... . .: • ...••...•..•• . ,•••, FOR RENT, five-room furnished apart- 1629-K. - r touch ll.Otl.and desk S6,00, Mrs. . I KV •»!•Sal", , Painparceld! Bocnocka SOICKB, IM gmrantaad. •• lands, N..J, , ' «v«rheld by (he club and an tnthyi- ment; centrally located. Apply 25 TWO single houses and one dguWe „. nfte.n_w..kptn ««kp-oWioW, mostlmojtly pull.t,pullet,., 11,011,00 i. O. .ESOHELBAOH'jMON. 126 WutPOSITION wanted; elderly white woman PAY .FOR USE ot money on|y for time 'rummpnd place,'or phone Red BBnk 1440. •Oft i William-Cuttr.ll. Ev.rttt road.» willing to give' services In small family : used; we furnish a loan service to those wanted; also two bonus naar depot, V;i»rt]q spisjon .resulted." Following FOB BALE, 19>S Ford four-door ndan, In Front atr«.t. Red Baok, phon« 127J Auto atewiorl.i and vulcanltlng. or room, board and small compentatfon, who need S3D0 or less on furniture or notes LODGE room for rent.' Desirable toonv sale. Others to rent Gold Slat Raafi the business meeting'* ttbatned clam A-lconiltlon; eilllng on account'of MdmiXlanty1 Whit. Wpraan, drawer M, with payments ot twenty months or less, trU^SJ Bridge ov.oot RdB^t» llcknen. Call aftirnooni or evening. BALIS of, bankrupt atoek'i Autononll* PIPELIC88 b.atera iaatallca anywber., »K Jed Bank.* , : -V . available for.' use • second ' and fourth ' ' 4eaat wassiet up'by Reuben. White, t to IMS. W« guaraatea to li«t hou» Mr. A., who had been out of employment Tburiday ' nights of each.' month. ,^Apply 114 Vlha avenue,- Wanamaila, Aibury tlr.i ' 11.00,1 tiirnttur., hounhold for some time and under medical treat- ?ARM of' 42 acres, tin iroom - ,who, ehurne* the clams himself on •ark, phone »»0-M, Aabury Park-.- or roon.y tafundad. <"aah or Inatallmrnt WO mat appearing boys' wanted to iell it the ofBCrOf Slgmund Eisner Co. goodit Orlmtal ruga, inllqu", itor. Ktlamauo 8tova Oo. Of Ml«h'«»n> ««• candy at Carlton theater. 'Apply Mr. ment, found after returning to work that ICE large room, all Improvements, bay outbulld|nga: 800 appla treis, ' the flats near Lpcutt Point Thursday >YERLAND, late 1922 tourlni, for ea|e. Blel. - . . • ' • . . < It would be impossible to meet thi bill, treea, 200 pear treei, eight M4feert^L j " it new ovenhtt cord tlrel) fine and oflea futnltuw. lumptr,. do'or', N-' , \ ctmdlttoni owher leaving for (hutttri, plunlnlng flxturti, "mutleil Ul.pbona SOIO.R, Aabury Park Alao pip. O3ITI0N wanted at caretaker of an «»•to pur, onice, received « loan, thereby hav- ent; also garage for rent. 470' Eat!, ave- gui; »10,60.o. half cash, Cale\tHfb L.L aatiaval— * ' 1 btatara and atovn la etcok. R.at.n mid nue; Long Branch, three, minutes from Belford, N. J: I'bon^. Ke.niburg i|0!- William H. R. White,'Enaley M. California, Price ITS. Schramm. Lake- Imtrununti, itovii, lea boxti, etc. tate by young- . American-Italian and ing twenty\mc tha Instead of' three o: 7 Naveilnk, phoiie Atlantic outright at factory prlc.i wife. Best of references. .Tony Vaeearo. four to get out o( debt,, and maintain hli ihore. Phone 005-W, Long Branch. ALESTAT' B fofo"rr saI«inFair^~^^ J - r White and John Conovor were ap- aldaf ttvenut, Rtd Bank AutUos ftoui., 85 'Min- lebt,- an ten-room houie, rellar,l !eleetrle An TRY Curebln'a for faea valu.. Let ui eaat end .of Mechanic street. BedBank.* credit; You telephonile Ashu ry Park 3227— EVEN-ROOM house on Leroy place for mouth itnit. roar barter. W« know how to plaaae. rent 166 per month. Hadley-Hal], phone fruit and berries. Lot 67x187, onMaW ,S'P°inted to look after having the NICE Bngliih B.tur for i«lc. Call MIDDLE AGED woman wiihe. a position we do the rest. New Jersey Cash Credit road: 16.500. Caleb Luker, jhona fCetoa- at SO ExMIt toatorial aervlea Curahln'a Bar- as hehelpel r orS6ribl leral, houaeworkhk . CalClll Corp., room 1002, Electric. Bulldlns, Bangs 188, 99 Monmouth atreet, Carlton then- Club's .bulkhead repaired/ The re- Bank »trnt, Bid Pank.« b?r .ho" SeuBd National Bank huflnlr> tcr building, Red Bank. < burg 602-M. or Mtdiletown 8118-M, .I: KEOIBTBBED Ouarniay. bull for ial>, two Charles Brown' lavet.lnk avenue; Fair avenua nnd Emory, street, Aabury Park, tent raina caused the bulkhead to CHICKENS, for ill.! laying him ihd UpaUlri. . Haven, N. J.» N. J. Under supervision. State Banking FARM of 90 aoree for islei,eleven roon brolleri. ' John Pur^jntll,i ; Brooki* -Farm. yian old: with pip.ri. William Hack, APARTMENTS to rent, furnluhed or un- bouse, cellar, large barns of alpkfnat' >> '^give way, In several places and a R. D. No. 1, Fn.boldi N. J., pl)ona MASON contractorl ••tlroaUa chefrlu IVE «EN wanted (or apare time or full Dcpattmcnt. v furnished. Apply Mrs. Knight, 16] Rlv.nld. drive, Rail 3>nkJ , B. Fi D., No. * H*" " ~" aB^^^^ 111 a7^B«Vf ^^ HOha A-l condition; all good groundt 8IM00. Eugtne Sof.ri ilt.Hardlng road time; automobile salesmen.preferred, but LOST.;gold sunburst pin, net with pearls Broad street, Red Bank.*. . ' Jernpori iftlr Job jWll! be made 6B,« Be* Banki,. phone IU1 Caleb Luker. Belford. N, JH phon« ki FOR SALE, amall eljar caa., tw.lva rot essential. Any nlectio " n "la a'good.sec. lost Sunday In St. James's church or on four-room bungalow tor rent; hurg t)O2-M. ••.••• . ;•• :S pendf is pibilityy \.t tho club FOR SALE, d polio, dog, Ph.ne lMD mortsart Hon. Andreaa B. N., Keyport paatoroee. Broad atreet. Kinder return n'a Boat Mdrrla. phone Mlddletown 1H8-F-4. . ion.' Terrace. Rumion road, any afternoon. (no children),- with references, alx oi Offlte, drawer M, Red Bank.' •the river here next year.and the] I OR SALE, motorboat, Bubrlght dory, 21 eight room house, living room 16 feet oi Worke, Whert avenue. Red Bank. SALESMAN wanted, a «5,000-l-year man: WELL FURNISHED irent-Tooms for rent; HOUSK for aale or rent, all improfeme»M, • plans will be made and colhmlttees feat, two-cylinder Grey motor I located WILLIAM N. KEELEB, old and new over, with' all ^improvements; In fin large or small, wltK all Improvements; best retldentle) section of RecV Bank. - business Just starting in this locality clasi condition and in good neighborhoou " appointed to put over what the dub< In.8hr»«»butv liver; any dettonatrailon; Soon reiorfaced and Anlihed. 67 has need of one .such man in Red Bank. convenient to atation. ' ID North - Bridge Apply R. H. Vanderveer, 40 Branch 'av«« .\ FOB SALE, flrat/«la»i pool table, aacrince till. Dreiaer, 118 Wait Front near. the river. "Address Good. Neighbor- avenue, phone 484-M. R«a Bank.* nue, phone G4S-J, or Hersahell BlrdealV 10U Sumet avenua, Red' Bank. Phone Alt replies, treated In strictest confidence. 1 'hopes will be the'blggest atfair of its atrlei good iondltlon. . Ap • atri.t, ttlephon*. S81-M. Red Bank.* hood, drawer M. Red'Bank.' - FOR RENT, furnished or unfurnished, iniuranee, 60 Broad etrest. phone UM. Shrawibury avanne. Red Buk, Fred Hid. 2J65-W or U08-W. Give full details In. first letter.- Address ' two 1 Wnd ever'held in Red Benk. It will 3ET' of double heavy harneaa and one-, Saleiman, drawer M, Red Banlc. 7 WANTED, Afty young cockerels of tw, rooms for light housekeeping; very res- Red Bank. ' l! dalena, __^____^ ,'.pounds, or over; RcdB or Plymout be held either on the fourth ol bora, truck for aala cheap. 160 Bridge HEAD gardener auperintendent <. wiahe* tonable; bus line to door; all Improve- REAL ESTATE tor sale, swellings, (Otis BUSSES anil bui '• bodlea for lali; IB- ivenue, Red Bank;' GflAVEL, tof aale, fine gravel for roadt Rocks. State price In Arst letter. Will ments. Mr}. Perry, '370 Shrewsbury ave- river front property, bullnni, lite*, paiiemer DoLuxe, SS-paeienger ajreat position on.private eatate; lifetime ex- take 25 or over In lots. Poitofflce addresi July or on Labor day according to FOIt SALE, fruh.cow and calf. W.. T, can .Una inspection: thirty c.nti pi: perience In greenhouse rooms and out- nue, Red Bank.* ' * '_'. _; Also for rent. Parties having property (or - oar Fierce-Arrow, it'paaaanBec atreet car cubic yard, H. Rltsau, phono J84r 118 Rumson, N. 3.' aale or rent cull or send full deicriptlon - theses,, dates tot tides and theDay-Elder, 10-paeaenger itrclt «ar Pack. Ueaaler. Hlddletoon, N.. J., phone doors; married, no children. • Firit claas FOR RENT, In Red~Bank and vicinity; Red Btnk. Alio concrete gravel. references. Please send. Particulars to D. DRESSMAKER wants large pleasant un both furnished >nd unfurnished; a large and terms. D. W. Willguaa,. I, Broad • possibility ot securing Additional en- ardi all In perfect eonilltlon! alia 40- 78»-M." street, Red Bank. paaeanger bui body In perfect condition, FOR 8ALE. P, * O. two-bottom tractor CEMENT blocks.- illewalks and mason &. D.. CoV Long Branch/ MAnmoath road, '- furnlabed roam for light 'housekeeping list, all prices. Believe. I caiiteuit you. tries In the speed boat contests from and SS-peaiengor. bui body In p.rfeot plow, two electric tnotort. thorouklibnd workt alio rockfac*. Peter DePontl, Ui or phone Eatontown'48,*. • with , electric'and use of hath; garagi -W. A. Hopping, 8 Linden place, "Kid Bank, FOR SALE or rent; two bungalows,. he*t-' condition, BurJga * RjiiaU, Bid Bank, bull calf and thoroughbred Poland China .Shrewsbury avenue.. Red Bank. Phone space; central' location; reasonable. A phone 387,* • ' f .. ed, Rumson road, furnishedt IIS per -visiting clubs. MAN( married), wanted to work vegetable ilrcis; Pleasant, drawer M, Bed Bank.' phone' SOI. plat. >W: S. Force. Xlneroft, N, J., phone 4II4.J. •RecVBank.' market;-ean chanKe'tlres; experienced..In DOUBLE house SILO for sale, baring given up dairy ielllng. Sumhlne Farm, -Monmouth road,- SOY'S bicycle wanted for 12-year-old nue\; six rooms; all improvements:Im '' $6$60 bright,' N. i. i_/, 'io be held by tho North Shrews- will sell 10x14 foot alio, excellent con- MERCER alx-oyllnder, ive-paaamxer JOSEPH L KNIGHT, auctioneer, 20 Welt Long Branch, phone 10811 Long boy; must be reasonable. Write Bicycle, per month each side. Hylin & Sslr., real- SEVERAL house, for sale at Port" Branch. ' • i '•> . box 88, Rumson, N.'J.. or phone Rumson tori. Register building, Red BanV. phono | nujuth, N;; J.4_. Caleb U Lttkai bury club wlth"a aeries of. Iceboat, dition, Mlddlelown Stock Farm, Tbomm coupe, for. aalet nethanhally' - perfect. years' experience, selling, household 48J» B Field. Red_.Banlc. .phojit Btd_Bank Hebec A. Forriatt RaUroai -avenue, Bel- ~gc^i~iTaucllonr5ot "eonneeted~wltir RED BANK .Employment Agency. 46 Riv ne^geanshurir skating and hockey matches during 609-J ford. N, J. erside avenue, phone ..14a2,..Red-Baulc^ WINTER.bungalow-to let-aftef SeptBhber INVESTORSI,. bullderl. EaEatontowt n boroush any autetion bout., Phona Red Bank 1 >the day and with a masque carnival COCKER SPANIEL puapiea for tale by a FOR SALE, Old Town canoe, largo aliei We will aupply. your help or .we will give LOST, on Broad street, between Me- 1st: Ave rooms, heat, electricity, gaa. devclopmentr lots- right off proposfd Bew ioioK"an otf Champion My 'Own.DesireOwn Deslr .; Gib. good condition. May be aeen at 2S1 7«7-W. Addreia' PostolHce Box 28«. you work. Moat reasonable rate along the chanic and Front streets, Red Bank, garage, screened porch; rent- 113; near shore State highway, from $100 up, AsV with band and fireworks at night. station, school, • tores, beich. Apply to J . ,fji - _^ 4 4 4 Ba—a — — A >.. ' "aH * W - ton-Point Kmoeli,. pbdnt" 180-J, Eaton- Weat Front itrtrt.. Red Bank.' Fair Haven. N. J cftait.' Referenpea investigated.". •'',''' black ailk. purse containing cash, picca dress/Box 111. Eatontown, N.'J, .New Years day has boon suggested owneT, M. Montgomery, Leonardo, N. J.r FOUR English setter pups, nln* weeks 1OUMG LADY; refined, wanted as book- of Jewelry, two drivers' licenses, reglsr Box 12,* - SACRIFICE; trouble In family, will sell ary "but the date, has not been deefded 1T0UR ADVERTrSEMENT in^uk. Log old for sale; alio Rhodi Itland R.d keeper for ladles' apparel' sto're;'men- new bungalow, five rooms and kltehenrV, CHIMNEY iweeplcg. William V. Diet.' tion quallfleationa and. .salary expected. tratton. card for csjr. Reward. Tele- FOR REHT. eight room houie with si' water and electric: price 14,609. with U* , upon as weather and ice conditions head'a dapartmant of Tb» Regltter pullets and rodltin for l.le (hatched by , rich,'41 Lelngbton avenue, Red D.ntt. 1 reaohea the great majority of penoni in Boaemont hatchery). Mrs. Jennie C. Vln- Addreaa^ Vquns Lady, drawer M, Red phone Atlantic Highlands i&t.' A rage; all Improvements; in Fair Haven, corner lot 40x120 feet nhar bungalow* .. will control the-dating. thle aeetlon at on. atrok. <_ Ing, Ettontown.iN. J. phone.lOI-R, Eaton- Pb«ne m«. Bank. . ' - corntr ,o( Fair Hayen road and Church Graxki Nervo, 298 Shrewsbury avenue, JUd I ; street; 150.00 a month. Apply to Ed- Vice Commodore Augustus M. ROWBOAT for aal. Inquire Rar White. town- HIGHEST price paid for all kinds of live WANTED, large local inuursnea aiency In Ban,k. poultry. Jacob Decker. 87S Shrewsbury New Jersey has excellent opening for. LOST, oo Sunday, August 7th,ne«r Christ ird L. Bennett.* FOR SALE, aeven rooms and bath, all Inei ) Mlnton and George W. Dolilver, who foot Mapla avonue. Red Bank. CHEVROLEVRO: T coupe for sale, late lOZi avnuewRed Bank, or phone 1139-W, Rid church, Shrewsbury, or on Irving place, model; excellent condition, reasonable if % young man with, executive ability* and, fire NGWLV decorated rooma -for rent, over- provements; five minutis from depot! 1KB BEST Wesllrghoun battery, uicd Bank. , Red Bank! blus leather chunse purse con- looking Shrewabory river; delightful lo- left town in their respective yachts •old at onee Phone Red' Bank 828-J.* Insurance experience, cspable of assuming- tafalnK money, key*, etc.:. iuitabl«rtward. very desirable location adjoining" gill • only seven days, reduced price: rew 'WIRE wbetl "service. Win wheeli rs- eharg. office detail. ' Knowledge , of .* New -jtlon; bo&tlng, bathing, fishing; ex- course; will Bell reasonable. PeWItt Hy*r.,) with friends Sunday or. cruises', guarantee; fits Marmon, M«c.r, Faeksrd, ._ Wei* Prom Jeriey forms, ratee and rulea preferable. Address L.S., drawer M, Red Bank. cellent meals; Apply to Mrs. Knight, 161 Pals, and Willys-Knight. J. W. Sutpbin, )>u|lt, John Bansan, 42 Minneslnk Park. " ' i 4 were given a rousing seml-off at the atreet. Red Bank. Phona 2112. Address application to Executive Ability, Broad itreet, Bed Bank.' , 11J Weat'FroAt atreet Red Bank. • BUSINESS NOTICES./^ drawer M, .Red. Bank; atatlng .previous HOUSE ot five rooms, water, gat, el**trl* jj meeting and well wishes for enjoy- ;IVER property (or rentj seven rooms and and heater: lot 49x165 feet; large ,g»-' * WOOD for sal.;' oak slab wood, sawed In TYPEWRITER bead«uertere. Typewriters ORIENTAL" and Jjmeitle rugs and .experience, education and. salary expected. bath;. sit improvements; steam heat; stove length); 110 for the regular large REAI, ESTATE FOR RENT. rage; price 41.200 Edward' Be:— able' trips were unanimously re' rented, bought and lold. Tnhin'e, 68 earpeta'ebempobed .nd diy eteaned. HELP lupplled of all natlonalltiel. for all reasy October 1st; $100 per month; new- Church atreet. Fair Haven,' N. /.. ih1 oad. John II. Cook, Jr.. Newman Springs Broad atreit. Red Bank. - * OVEor two furnished- or unfarnlshed- ly decorated ptlvate boat_doekY.- Kadle*^. corded on the club's minutes. avenue, Red Bank, phone. 4H-BU LOId'-csrpets aade. into-rugs.- Rag- klnds_ot._work_..spe«]alUlnji_ln»Jarm-_ "LIVE cattle, calv.s. bogs and poultry' nands. Write or call at S. Betgera Agen- -'.' iiiouis, with *"CT~witbput~'"llgbt*"house-' HalCphohe "1888' '9*3"Monmouth street, -Activity ha.s-beMrstarfe"d-lrf"the BOSTON ^terrier pupplea for isle, male ruga woVen. ,; Telephone or a poitau i-^vnlng. Inquire in Delicatesaen atore. 20 Carlton thester bu,.iling, Red Bank. BUNGALOW, fully furnished, near ri»eT|' 1 wanted. N Ruda. ohone 817-Rf Red cy, 89 West street. New York City, phone Mechanic street, Bed Bank.* tl.tOf. ISO0 cashsh., balance on tret -nmeetW- / club in preparation for next win- and fetnal.;' -pealgresd;. - beautifully Bank, ,_. • card will bring our truck to youi Rector 1640.. , HALF of double hbuse for rent on'Branch ...arked. . O« Anderson,'.Monmouth road, Rj SIX-ROOXR M bungalog w for rent, $45; walk- gage; 50x100'; fee>etl . Hadley-Hall, pttttVy ter's lea boat races, some of the. boat door.i 'i Monmouth^ Carpet Cleenlni, WANTED,, salesmen, wide awake m , ; avenue, near high echoolaix rooms, but- 1888, «9 Monmouittb atreet, Carlton, theala? F D, No. 1, Long Branch, N. J,, tele- . IIn g didistanct e t o ReRdd BanBk stationtti , ler's pantry; electric lights; all Improve- BERTRAM MU8IO. STUDIO; 'Tenor , Oompaiurt telephone Monmoutb Biaen here* ta a stood opportunity, to make building. Red Bannkl . *• •*- owners having much of their pre- Dhon. 82, Eatontown.- aomft real money—with/ a permanent fu- Phone Red Bank 1008; or Mlddletown mints, Apply '208 Msple avenue. Red TOP.SOIL, All dirt,.grading-qt-all..kind*; banjo, piano,. violin, guitar .and •Jita-J. William Oross. proprlioi. Bank, telephone 884-W. LARGE bouusi e in- Red Bank, overlook!a>,) paratory, work well under way. Tha 1 ture—with a manager to instruct you and the ShreWwaburi y river, aultabla fat ho«" .also toadwaye 'built: Lakiwood. sand, mandolin Instruction..> • (nstniment*-.' to wrtrk with yon.* Liberal eonimlaalons SINGLE'GARAGE for rent to private par- HOUSE for rent .on Mechanic atreet. In- club is determined to get! back the wa'ahai gravel, .leg. cinders, blue atone. ty ; central location. Inquire at 20"Oak- tel, boardinig hobse. aanitarlum et yrlvil^ for aala, Atlantlo Highlands Boule- OLD FLOORS: reanrfaied >'«• new.' Lei ind an expense) account A man wanted quire Joe Baker, 280 Mechanic street, schooliol; for salle . or renrenttt TT.rm. ftaaoti* much' coveted "rag" frortf ^io Prices reasonable. Howard O. Roseeelt. In each., town In Monmouth County.' For and street, Red Bank. Phone 17-R morn- Red Bank.. .-• •.••.'-;• 4 phone 1588, Red.Bank. . ' rard (Watnvliw), Belford,' N. J- aa give, you an estimate (or reiurfaeing particulars- addrsaa Supervlaor.' room 411. ings. • ' able!,. ;.-;Addrei. e Large House, drawn M) Long Branch iceboat and yacht club phone Long Branch lilt, or Keani- your old -floors by tnaebine, whleh wo have; 20 Clinton atret. Newark. N.J.- _•, FURNISHED house for rent on Norwood Red Bank.* COED and rebuilt truiks for salei various recently-added to oar equipment Phone SIX-ROOM house lor rent on Washington avenue, S7S. Inquire 847 Norwood ave- NEW four-room bungalow for tale, all Im- and the North Shrewsbury,.boys mekei of from oat to five tons, capacity. "burg^f'L • ' ' "• • '.'•• Ralph U. Slckeli, Red Bank.; '' RED BANK nurses' registry. «& Riverside - Itreet, Rumaon, Apply to Joseph Stroh- nue, Long Branch. Sold with guarantee. A. VeenstVa. Whlti meneer. Lafayette street, Rumson, N. J., provcmenti. Charlea Brenker, Wait look forward with much confidence IfONBy to Iqant-bond'and mortgage, lit, avenue, telephotie 1422; trained and FLATS, fists, flats I Four and five room Front atreet, River Flaaa, phene 14«T, IM track distributor, 2T7i CorlUs avenue,-.As- EXPERT. upholstering. „, Overstufled far- practical nurses on call day and night or phona 813.* ' r .to,,seeing ,thbi-large "American bury f»r>, Hal./*: : •••--" •»d and Bd, or will buy mortgage!; na- flats for rent, centrally located; S81 to Bank. ' '•; ,'- • «"• *'. < nlture, ouihions. slip eovirs mad* to or- lonable discount. Also make building loane We are prepared to give you excellent, TWO furnished rooms for light house- 145, including water rent. Some of theae Championship" steamer .flying from der, supplies. Upeitry, cretonn. and courteous, service. . FOR SALE, colonial bons* In LltUa'Wf THE -8H0RTEJrf route from seller to to, reaponalble bolldera. Wolf, too Mon- keeping for xent; all Improvements. 65 rents Include heat. Hadley^Uall, phone ver; five bedrooms, two baths! twMaV 1 buyer, from employer to employe and lestbir, lamp shide illks, ,wl:e frames, Birxcn place. Bed Bank, phone 32S-V?.' 1888. B9 Monmouth atreet, Carlton theater the peak of one' of tha Red Bank 1 trimmings, B.. Ohark's furniture store. _onth street, Bed Bank, phone IDC-M. COLORED woman would like day's work: garage; large plot of ground; two •MM**?., 1 from loaer to finder le > Regliter Want beat of references.. Maud Dodson, 240 building. Red Bank. yachts oefore^fhe coming •wlhter's advertliement. - _j IB Monmouth strait. Red Batk.- CHARLES SEALS, old and new doors re- COMFORTABLY furnished rooms, ccn- walk'from atation. Bargain. Ph*M «*• j surfaced and finished, Csrmtn place. Bid Mechanio atreet, Red Pank. veniently located; BK--.1I If desired, or FOR RENT, leven-room house, all im-Bank 7«.* i ipe yacht season comesio aclose. tll.SS WHltE they last for Weitlnghouio O. L, GRANT, Everett, 7" J. builder, of Bank, phon. iW, \ WANTED, young glrl-a* mother's helper. housekeeping privileges. Apply. Mrs. provements; newly decorated; one block SIX-ROOM houie wltl bitterles, to fit Ford, Chevrolet, Over- home., tangea, poultry houiei, barns, Apply at 87 Brown place, Red Bank.* Knight, HI Brad street, Red Bank.* from railroad station; Immediate poaaea- land and many bthlr cars, J, W.' Sutpben, •ereena, bird bouies eta., xadltlona, el- THB OVERHEAD door tor gar.gea. fac- for sale: lot SOsl&O. ' torlev warehouses, etc; any IUS. any TWO adjoining rooms for rent; nicely fur- aion. Apply 218 Monmouth street Red 1 IB Wait Front atwet, Red Bank, . laretlone and repairs. Batlifaetlon guar- GIRI/wlihea position In light housework. Dank.* 18,200. Easy terms Coutlkndt \. -,. GIFT FOR A COP. anteed. Charges reaionabla. Celt write opening. Let oa eali-and. explain. Mon- Call or writs 2S0 Mechanic street. Red nished snd newly recanted;; with- or 76 Weat Front atreat. Bad Bank. |kM^ SEA SKIFF for sale 20x11 fiet; varnlibod or phoneIMtddlotown 70«.y.fl. moutb and OeeaD' eountier ccprerentatlva. without housekeeping privilegie: hot wn-STORE for rent; excellent itore on Mon-4(4.* l~" Tonnit Racquet and Ball Prumtad . decka and Interior), in conamlsslon on Ralph B. Blckeli, Red Bank. • • ter and all conveniences; Uso garage; five mouth itreet; 166 'per month. Hylln North Shrewsbury river, Phono Atlsntle HAVE your cloths oleanid at the City SACRIFICE, slx-rooca house for saler i mlnutea to atation. Inquire 166 Bridge & Sals, realtors, Register building, Red / eount moving; w Albany; tea ahldt " ."to Rumaon Pollctman. Highlands 488-W., .. Dry Cleaning a»d Dyeing Worka, 9 Me. avenue, phone Red Bank 686-R. Bank. Phone 749. chanio atreet* near - Broad street* Bed CARPENTER wort wanted. AU klndi MISCELLANEOUS. fruit tneajOgrape vlneal lot 60^1*1 Miss. Helen Jacobs ol California, JOB BALE, baby chicks, squab chickens. FOR RENT at 10 Wallace street, eleven TO LET, bungalow of four large rooms location In town; gaa, elcctrleltrj equabs, Carneaux plseoni, Bank. Phone 111?. William Oitrov. ore- of Jobbing attended to by an ex. who took part In the teiinis tourna- Hlllilope prletor. • , • - . • • / • 1X)ST or atoten; white hound dog with ' rooms^and bath from Auguit lit Ap- and bath, furnace, electric, water, chick- heat. Fonce, Compton street* Farm, Wayside, N, J. perteaeed' carpenter. Write or phom black spots and one brown eye; missing ply 10 East Front atn.t, Land & Loan en coop for 10D chickens and fenced yard. ment last week at the Senbrlght ten- DOCK and bulkhead bulldir. Portable Co., Red Bank. . HEW and second-hand-rowboats- for late. iMarvln. 15 Harding road,. Red Bank. since Thursday - nignt. Finder please call Inquire Harry Veroneau, Fair Haven, Par- FOR SALE; on Eait Front itreet, *, .plear. Robertas noat': Works, Thlr ' docks and floata a epeclalry. A. S. Ruaaell Craft; West Front atreet. River ' nls club, on the Ru'mson road, was, Third strsit, White, 81 Osikland atreet. Rid Bank. Phone xlO». v ' »' SUMMER DUNG ALOW tor rent; fiv« ker avenue, second house from Hance dldly built modern eight-room up*to»i*k*> Bunion, N. J. Plaaa. or phone 2141-R. Reward.* rooms, large porohei; furnished or un-road.* house! two batha throi-eaW fareaHV i_V driving her automobile in Rumson FOR BALE, Utllltor tractor, plow and eul- furnished, on Shrewsbury river* eight BUNOALOW for rent, all Improvements; bargain; people leaving town hurrMVi, OUROHIN'S for real art. Uurchin'i baroer last Wednesday when! she was tlvator. price 1260. Cl St., Benjamin, ORIENTAL nigs, 'oar - only line of LOST, diamond stirrup sport ptn, loit minutes' walk to Bed Bank station. Bent Rumaon road, Little Silver, N. J., phone Term. eksy. W. A. Hopping. I H&diw. •' Vanderburg, M. J. ' huiineiai carpets. We kny. silt .hop Is the place where art means some- (76 month during August and September. Red Bank 2080-J. Mr.. Charles Vy. place. Red Bank, phone IH7 » Stopped by policeman Maurico thing. For real proof try us once, and Friday at Rumaon tmnls natchei. 1 •tore, repair and elian. Importara of E. Scattergood, River Plata, Red. Bnk,Bums. . FOR SALE, 1020 Chevrolet coach, good then aroa* will always. This also applies "Ut>ral leward. llts. -Bernard "\i. Tim, phone 2119. ^ t'OR SALE on Shrewsbury rivti, I have, Healy for apeedlng, Tnc . police- shim, IHti 1«2> four-crllmlsr- Bulclt Oriental rugs and carpet eleanere to ladles and ohildren. Second National Quite a number of propertlee, kotkl laf« . Ocean Beaeb Club, Elberon. BURNISHED roomi tor rentl single or en man did not arrest her, but warned roaditer, (ISO; 1S22 Ole«eland aadan, 170; Toilan Hroi.. *«-«l Thlrty-sUtb bsnk building. Red Bank. Up.talrl, roved and unimproved. Sena of tr"^ 1825 Ford eoupe.inew tires, 122J: 1821 suite. Address 141 Broad street. Rid REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Jre real bargain!. W. A, Bopping. IV ] her to drive slower.... The' next day Ford coupe 1160: l»i« Ford coup. U00. 'itreet. Long Island City, N. Y. ELMER 0.' WA1NR1OHT. Justice of thi Bsnk. phone 759. den place, Bed Bank, phone SIT,* Pew*. Civil and criminal complaints FOUND in the bay, slxti.n-foot rowboat HOUSE ot six rooms and bath: electric Healy was on duty at* the tennla 1021 Surant touring 1260, 1024' Ford given prompt attention. Collection of ac- lap-streak. Inquire of Captain George TO LET, five room bungslow, furnished; FOR SALE on shrewibury river; a"•!»» coup* 1146, 1921 Ford sedan 180, 1186 Lockwood place, Fair Haven; gaa, elec- gat and. heater; lot 55x161 feet; Hot . club and ,Mls» Jacobs presented ait YES, It will be dona right if your eat » counts. Cay and night aervlee. 15* Frlek, on Romaln Island, opposite Lower down, balance like rent Edward Hayes, ot ground 100x290 feet) wonderful Maw Flint touring, new paint and rubber, list: washed ssttht tb.e I Boro Bums Inc. wash Catharine atreet. Red Bank. Telephone Rocky Point Can have same by paying trio and water. Addreia Box 2. Fair Ha- tlon! terms eaay. W. A Hopping/* UK* autographed tennis racquet 1026 Essex eoaeh «»>. Iw3> Ford sobur- yen, N, J.,_.. •_ Church atreet. Fair Haven, N. J..phone and stsnd. ObiisrlsS' A. Jones, eipirt waihir. I otlMT.— — tot thlaadvertiiement. ' ; - lted-Ban.k-495; •len- plaoei-Red-Dank, phona- 1»T.»—'——'~ --tennla-balHcrtht-polIceiijim, -,-• lan |17t^ 1014 Oakland-foUr-door-Vedsn RUMSON ROAD bungalow for rent; live 1100, 1121 Btudebaker touring 1100. 1921 PAP HAHOINO. first elaai workman. DWELLJHOS. garages. Jobbing, etc WANT amall bouae or bungalow for three NINE-ROOM houae for aale, large barm, REAL ESTATE foi lalt. See Hyltn-*.. ahipi aetlmaUa and eamplaa on requeat. a adultar moderate rent | mutt be Mtrae- roomi and garage attached: hot water Sals If you want to bay a ham*. iTtMtT/ ' Ford panel delivery' I21O,' 1026 Ford roa 'wlabwork done rbrht and at .... heat; oak floora, Qn VIA line near ichool; aaparagua,' large oreharda, on eonerate dumper with Bnell UtO, U2|- Ford Phone A. Bores, Ili-M. BuBson. right grle*,-talrlce,ealll Ralph IIUU Skkela, MeUrert tlve realdentlal dlitrlct. Requite modern road; b.a 6,000-foot road frontage: good have tome excellent bargain*. Bea)UettV bouee, complete Improvementa, Including •56. Hadliy-Hall, phone 1888. 99 Mon- building, Red Bsnk' • touring $60* 19ft Ijttdioh eeven-paiasn* MONEY to loan en first bond and mort, street. He- d- Bank- • , mouth atreet. Carlton theater building, Red corners for bualneas. For psrtleulsrs see ger aedan ^ITOO. 1924 Ford coups raa range. Garage dealred. Addreaa H. Caleb Luker, Belford. phone Keansburg TWO-FAMILY modern house, all Ca> WANT ADVERTISEMENTS tan on Improved real eataU worts H. BBITSAU,l remover of dead Ii. Freti, Rumaon. N. J. Bank, ' " (Contlnuid from, pneedlni peg*.) 1100,-1024 Chevrolet sedan, 110,, 1911doubt* tbe amount loaned. Alston Beak* Phone Reel Bank 1140-W. ' 602-M. or Mlddletown 2816-H, proyementa t for tale at aatriStet fa«« >'/_ Dodge, open delivery, 1160, 191> Hudwar. n attorney. 10 Broad street Red Bank. LOST, between Bprlng Lake and Newar! DOUBLE HOUSE for rent; Interior newly lly leaving^town: alat* roof oa R. 8. F1NDLAY, general contractor,' con decorated; alx roorai and bath, all im-TEN ACRES of good level land for sals I ARTICLES FOR SALE. ion coach 1225. 1921 Hupmoblla from auto, bundle containing two pup applea and pears, near.Red Bank; 200 Thin la the bluett bargain ever .'Sift roadlUr lilt, 102« Fonl , truck, Jlt- RENOVATED ana guaranteed pianos, 144 irete .work* bridge, doeka awl bulk- provements; garage Included; M6 «aeh 17 Drummond place, Red Bank. * CORN for lalei good horse euro on eobi and up; new piano, at factory prisei. heads. 211 Spring street phone 1723. tents and four bathing auits, Finder ysrdi conorcte rosd. Caleb Luker, Bel- ney bui 1100, three amall Ford busses Dlrhan'a Piano Shop, Vrommond' plate, phone Bennett's Oarsge, Upper Montclelr, side, inquire E. A. Croiler, Pearl itreet, WE HAVE mortgage money to let M l»> , also esbbage pi"anli, different varlitleiarlitleiil • 100 and up. and 1911 Ford ndan ISO. Bed Bank. Fair Haven, N, J., telephone Red DanV orJ, N. J.. phone Keanshurg tO2-M, or any quantity u-iult purchanr. Vandar- Bill Bank, ,...: . N. J., phone Montel.lr-I.li 1.1 1081. "• Mlddletown J516-M. strlclad Red Bank propejlUee,,; M***/, Wrtakl 7«ur Old car.in trlde. All Ford ilio waat.d on Aral mortgage M Jan . veer VanDorn,' Half-Mile road, Bed Bank, parti at good a. new Tor half price, AUo BOAHDINO at Shrewsbury MaW, In WANTED, Ashtrman'a puah cart, three SMALL larm for tale: country bom. wilb LANDBCAP1 gsrdtnirl new. grounda wheele; similar, to kind used by Sea-HALL for rent Third door. 10 Bruad very excillent eow, US hens, tools, ma- Hayen property! 11.000. HalleyHin. . UOTOB LAUNCH for lale. Alice HI. abodlis and parts for at least fifteen makei Bkrewaburyt ahrlallaa family offers bright fishermen; muit be In good condl* street, for lodge, dances or enttrtaln. phone 1ISI. II Monmouth elreet, (a*U - nlae thirty-foot laumh, In flrit tlen of ears, Joseph Raasaa, .«•' mund Klstiei Company or telephone Red Main etteel, Freehold. N. J. Bank. banlnitiei, trlblnattsi and swln,i. Wi guaranteed to pleett. Ritiontbla, for reaionabli. Apply II Llndin place, Bad Bank 1100; reptlr and mount pew rubber tires. Jo- good home. Addriaa 47 Withlnston Bad Bank U4I-J. ' Vi your old earpet. Beautiful re- Dank i In the rear. FOB BALE on Main el ret I, Btlfordi il«- FOR 8AtB7 •Ighl-i STORE for rant, line location, mar Urmtd room bungalow, 11,400, 1500 eaih, bal- 1 i.ph Ssita, tl« Honmoulb etriit. Red street. Red Banh.* v.rstble run made from old earpita and MORTGAGE money wanted, I always taav. with targe L porch I hot *nd Bank, • , . ,; •henill* portlirea. Write for elrsulirs. ^street; all Improvements I at 14 M*l, 99 Monmoulh ilreel, Carlton theatfr slreit, Red Bank, * aalel , 11,1001110,,0 lladleyllslllladlldllllley-llslll, top: gogoood runningng,, orgetl 119ft If solsolldd bulMlim Red Bank. MtMonmouth h strict, CtrltrClt a rKoBtKlh Ketharln. CoyjeM.tibitt. |MM< wi.ki.k. 11 MoanMtt ttresttt . lt.ltd Bank.Bk' ' .MOM' I to loan pa MtiJ and inortgage. b EoTtT foor ta|t on WT side avenue, Co. ISO tt foraerlj ltd Ivlniet avenue. ' to A. L Nine. |W*lilw detuiovi thiy sits.i ' llgklandi, N, J. fnoni street Red Bank, for rentl fxortbl* lo- proptilr iilindi from toad In liont to ar* l0o llopiiopt dellydilif.. DwllDodial TiTJlBl . Rurasetl til, Kether'e, UI Monaioulh street, «•* eatUni ataaerale rent Apply at the oltU. |ll It P.n., >k.n. llll.W. mad at bar\, Price ll.iOO^ Blew.it, If road. I.Uli»tllil BllvirSllvtr,. N«.. Ji", .- of Blimund timer Co., or teliphone lte-1 Park evfnu.. N.w York_»lly. FoTWOoDj Perk, »w 'il««e ,ke«H l* ii_l gj a || •*'••'•' e—r rrm e rig"'!!"" ^iBasaa^aslssassaTsalljeaeaal INlUllANol It II wli. to have >our loklns for • bungtlaw or houtt gaiagaiaseii tin larglage rnroinnn **4 aa»» t •eeek'i tie) I sleo female / W. J. •1MN1NO, *»t*f.M* trltm- •rtmrty pieUeled by Imufanii, To. on .... Ba_y Ihete, I have tkem from L&'ffoV iaie"~*nt>iuminen' euibloni, eti. Ul Meniaeilk elreet, ,:ileb'U l.aker, nelfurn, w, J. ofnee of Slgmund Klinar Co, dre« f. P., 'drai IT6P StM.B»n«. Sumhln:nlmi farmfatm, MonmoMcnmouilh ru mtiTT WJOit-:'ii -K? ehTsliini ^ttTtJeinTM WlTllKNT'V ule. "iwT k*Ms7r"iiii«s; BKABIIORli Ml, tlallt feitl total Bed Bank, >k*n* IIII.W, '' Wilt L*M Branen, f«r your iw.it mm, par bell IHII, rhent Red tank •II Improvementi, Intlaillnii tlee/n " ' prlie, Illli II down, II Pel week. hnuie iltu.ltd In IM kllla ev. Hima hu.a, atplsi, hen*', eigi anil alh.f tll.M er lall at H Olldgt tviniie, *ti ri;wnU8Iks Niw V*rh »i«i t »l« atajUltJi ' Fine opportunity ai tilt lor huntalow nkia. 111* **e« Ireplii*. JtILL, paper hangtsg or lo null at a pi*AL for pi Him • de.eriilng, ealirlelirler Ve»i d leterSt LAUGH houie on iTudion avinu*. tft phone Illl, II M*««*«|k I ag, 14 Werlkler alreet, Bi* laak, MT1MATH glvin, rranh r/elrTsn- asarkal prtei* foi few a enil hryjlire. meil.r hedroomii twn.far varig*. Had, lati aililltii flsaih, diawer M, Bed Call *( writ* Alia twlakL l» North ley.Hill, phone ill". It Monmoulh itn.l. Dank. harder, larptntit «ne] enliielsr, ntnade)if, Utl Bl.nik, H, 1- *k*ni Ctrllon Ihtal.i kullillng, Red tlink, IIBMITlTOlilHB Mapt« tftgvt ind' llslly ilrii), Hum- *»t. •»»}»•.' »1as1,». PlaltiM. nt. uBfiiilrtirio^rnsrsln.irrTXMrTn r.ldsrr, trlrtmla.t aiieijjefeftle*. Mat, .'IM. K. h* '< ' HHiT narttai* wanted on HIM' an. e{ toed Iwallon, for late, Irlinlil'i Res* RrVWTpTnpiiiir ?ef"a*l*V h»uii""«T fwilve all lairciiMinta, Call Hen Iturant, III Rlv.riMs avenue, Iteil Hank, menu anil kalhi nha ul I he Unlit rail, miidi ttiu fei Vr* fiie nui Hi*. deniei mi thi Nhiiwiburr rlvtii *b«*l nUDdXtOW* 1*7*rtiiiY li"fl i " hall in *II«I Iwo.tai la us., Laigsi liliver 110 ir««l Iwotai larsatrsat,, L witith ripariaarian rlihlslihls, AA rarislii h eHaH anl l llltiiltiiaa. Uhurih N,, I, ahsne Bi.l

UVVLOYMINT 6 ' 1 fc AUGUST One is to fill in the low land on the lyceum property, near the river go mm $3,500. OQOK.Kdltot »ad PubUiher. that this land can lie used as a dock Chinese and Anierican Restaurant i and the other is to dig out the river FAIR AT $MR HAVEN WAS A 1^ at this point so that large'boats can ; 1 use it. i- ' VB|G ;SUCCESS.'V • • CONTRACTOR The Great Wall lt> erewBtmllafte lanjiat padded »WI '•••'• ••'•. • * * V t CloMd^aturdTjy Night and Ihe and BUILDER \ p Bad Beak. < Biforeycm kne (ear r ' A dock with a deep water ap- Firemtn Took in O«r $7,000 ed BOTtast ,4«ta1-?rrlte>1fenf ,0* eafl fo» RED BANK, N.rJ. 75 Moninouth Street, ' _.. 7 ^ B^k, N. jJ. !: only reUeUe Iwnltuf mo»eri la town. iroach would enable large motor During the W«.k—New P.trol »et my vrleea en »oo» Bext JeV ' »U > noats to All their tanks with gaso- Truck to be Ready {or'Use Soon. Office in EUner Building Talephonae I—Bed Bank 18. Over $7,000, waa taken, in by the 1 ; Betloe* OaU or addrsaa'- i^i * *& Vi^ . Red Bank 1500. ine..f rom automobile trucks! Boat 'Room 3 Gome and try our "Special Lunch senVecl ; STILES & CO. )wners| were formerly permitted toFair Haven fire company at its an- Telephone 2018. ; nual fair,' which' closed Saturday, daily, except Sundays and Holidays, from 12:00 i^ff Specialist* io this at the steamboat dock, but Jobbing of All Klnde' V , Bank'Sid*. Room »•', :his dock is no longer available for light after having been in opera- noon to 2:00 P.M. " '?,' • i ' Reildenc*'Phone 39*W ;, tion a week. •• In every way the fair :«tim»tm Cheerfully FurnUhed, Office Phon.J215.J >' , E»ery Wetieider Kettra t'U,5 pan. this purpose, The result is that Red 10 WHARF AVENUE ' J - TOWN TALK. Bank is losing out this year as head- this; year 'surpassed any previous quarters for many large gasoline fair held by the firemen. The ex- The Chinese Dishes. 40 Cents.), - \ (Continued from page 4.) misers which used to be here regu- penses are being checked up and NEW YORK AND > UiuUfish Public Work ,. larly every summer. They bought the profits •• will amount to about American Lunch, 45 Cents. most of their supplies here and they $8,500. The money, .will be used ; > by Community- Reiidenti. spent large sums of money for pro- o extend.the fire.alarm system in NEW JERSEY WE ALSO SERVE A LA CARTE. ,N Colt'i Neck and Scobeyvillo, visions and equipment. Fair Haven and for equipment for the fire'company. • • EXPRESS K>* Cpme ft ', which are rural communities, will * * * ? coon have electricity. Living condi- The fair was largely attended ' f tions in the country have changed These boats are now at other every night, with the exception of REGULAR' AND SPECIAL And go . TaBtly in the past fifteen years. Theplaces with better facilities. Red TRIPS AT LOWEST Bank would probably get them back the opening night when the fair i rural' dweller has about the same was stopped'by rain. On the clos- PRICES. , I comforts and improvements as folks Bgain if it had a dock with a good-ing night the crowds were larger BUT—- ' V Jn towns and cities. The wholchannee l approach. • ._ '" than any other night and the re- .'" K countryside will soon be wired- for ceipts for the last night of the fair Properly > electricity. - amounted-to .?l,700. Emerson Potato Diggers ' i -,.««• Good and Cheap Automobiles An American flag, donated by ColtkJfcslt and .ScpbeyviUe: will the Result of Competition. Joseph Humphreys, was won by Laid/ •'. "get tHiTimproveroentisrgelsrarthc ^r-flicTiresentyear-will-probably-goXS5^EaESia3kTIS3 Belford,—New-Jersey.,. irs - Asbestos i result ot the efforts of two men, of glasses and a, pitcher, donated "• ' " " ~ ' " * -•'-'-— down in mechanical history as one Phone Keantbur.g 42 ^•Walter D; Fields and Theodore in which there was both the great- by Edward Colling was won Vy .' Lewis. More than a year ago they est improvement in automobiles and James • LeBau. Peirsis Bennett, See this Alemite Equipped Machine—Lindbergh Roofing . ?were appointed by the residents of the greatest decline in price. The daughter of Russell •Bennett, won used this famous Alemite Lubricating System. * > the two~Villages to~KpresenV those necessities of life have shown Viotwo tons of coal given by the fire company. Justice Elmer C. Wain- <; places in an attempt to ' obtain such improvement and no such re- Wo have them assembled for your inspection and ready STAYS-^- J electricity.,- Without receiving any duction in cost. There has been no right donated $20 in gold and ths for delivery to yourfield. A carload arrived July 30th direct ! ^ salary they were untiring in their relief from the high cost of living. money was won by- a summer visit- from the Emerson Factory. Sixteen sold to date this .season. ' To protect or. '' * efforts to get what the people-want- * * * * Let us put you in touch with Emerson "owners in Ironing* •', ed. They canvassed the neighbor- Arthur Sickles was chairman of 1 There is one thing about automo- Holmdel, Hazlet, Wayside, Wlckatunk, Morganville, Bradevelt, You and ) '* hood and they made a number of biles which is not true of coal, food, the fair committee.- Mayor Charles Marlboro, Colt's Neck, Scobeyville, East Freehold and Free- . mostly done ' ,' trips to enlist the aid of the state electricity, gas 'and most other P: Cross was assistant^ chairman, hold. Emerson owners find them • ' • ,. -l „ utilities commission. They also Percy Bennett was secretary, and Your property Everything ironed 1 things which are sold to the public. -5 succeeded in receiving the co-oper- The automobile business is not con- William B. Little, Jr., was treas- Long Lived, Light Draft, Very; Efficient in flat, without starch. * atlon of the township officials. trolled by a trust.' There are many urer. From rain, You need only touch makes of-cars and ti number of very The fire 'Company's new patrol Separation, Easy to Operate and ' ' V • • •. truck will be ready within two up the fancier pieces "arge automobile manufacturing Economical to Own. Fire and such as shirts and £ There is a lesson in the successconcerns. Eventually the business weeks.. The truck is equipped with j 1 ot the unselfish and salaryless work may become monopolized, but attwo chemical tanks and a hose Repairs are moderately priced and every part is car- Waists with a hand Zot thesetwo men. - It is a lesson for the.present time there is the fullest compartment, and will carry a tar- ried in stock and our stock is always adequate. Investigate- iron; ! iolks who think that public good competition. There probably isn't A paulin for covering furniture and this Quality and Alemite Equipped Digger. It must be seen ? can be obtained only through thecar on the market not worth theother articles at fires. to be appreciated. What type or color That's Float- t Use of large sums of money. Often price charged. The manufacturers Preparations will be started soon Ironed. And Its low '; the claim is made that all municipal dare not give any less than a dol-by the committee in charge of the do you prefer? I ofBdals should be paid large salaries lar's worth of value for each dollar firemen's, first Christmas tree party cost is one more good ' ^because this will insure better serv- they receive. for the children of Fair Haven. A For steep or flat roofs. reason for using it i ice. model of the hook and ladder truck S. P. Conover & Bro. will be disposed, of and the money FLOATJRONED t This theory is a fallacy. Salarie3 , With coal, electricity, gas, food will be used to help pay the cost WICKATUNK, N. J. MONMOUTH r are necessary in some cases, but theand other monopolized commodities of the ^children's party. Harry B. » best work is not done as a.reult of the public.doeB not have the adKurti- s is chairman of the Christmas Phqne Holmdel 26-F-24. ROOFING CO. 12c a Pound » moriey but as a result of interest vantage of sueh conditions. It hastree committee.' McCORMICK-DEERINC DIGGERS & REPAIRS. REPAIRS * »nd community spirit. No amountno other choice than that of buying FOR HOOVER HORSE-DRAWN A LITTLE GIANT Johna-Manvllle Approved Roofer* RED BANK -.-v-S-of-money-can -buy ,-unselfish_and from whichever monopoly happens FAIR HAVEN'S IMPROVEMENTS DIGGERS. _ efficient service for the public good. "to sell" the "article or cbmmoSityHe- 12 MASON STEAM LAUNDRY J 8 Instead of bringing about this end,sired. Frequently it is said that the Three Ordinances Adopted by the • HIMItMl IMIIIHIM PHONE 390 , KEANSBURGTN. J salaries in many instances cause anpublic is buying too many automo- Commiilionera Laet Night. ; opposite result by attracting ifrofes- biles and that this is hurting other Ordinances for extending and E slonal politicians and "hangers-on"businesses. I widening Third street from Maple » who have no other idea in mind than • • • avenue to Pearl street, for laying r"the main chance." If there is any truth at all in thli sidewalks and curbing on both sides claim it 1B due to the fact that the of Lincoln and Lexington avenues «• Nor is it necessary that move- public must think it gets more for and for grading and graveling Gil- j; ment? for improvements or for theits money in this line than it gets in lesple avenue were adopted at last J public good should be originated monopolized lines. Restore compe- night's meeting of the Fair Haven INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY. tition in other lines and bring down New York, June 20th, 1927. | and carried on by officials. Such commissioners. Mayor Charles P, Thi. Board of Director! have declared • costs, as costs have been broug.1 Cross and Augustus M. Minton, one quarterly dividend of Sixty Centa iOOc) B ;i movements are much more apt todown by the manufacturers of au ahare on the Common Stock of thla Com- ' J succeed when they come from tha of the commissioners, were absent. pany, payable Auguit loth, 1C27, to Com- tomobiles, and perhaps the demand They are on a trip to Canada in Mr. mon Stockholders of record at the olose f spring of public desire than when of bvilmia Auauat lat, 1S27. for the present high-price trust- Minton's boat. Tony E. Hunting, ' * they flow from the official fount. made articles would Increase, as the Chtcka will be mailed. Tranafer tooke £ An intelligent and public-spirited president of the council, waa in thi II not clou. use of automobiles has Increased. Besides the long-lasting wear of OWEN SHEPHERD, i citizenry can do more than officials mayor's chair and the borough' - Vtee Prealdent aV TreaiureF. ',' in making a community a better business was transacted in less than Duco you also can have a color an hour. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. • place to live in. effect or combination that will in- Notioo la hereby given thnt tit* firm Profitt in Prospect At the meeting of the _commis- lately aubilitlm between William Albert dividualize your car. Burdie and Wlllliro L. Iiuiioll, ioth of the for Potato Growers. sionera two weeks ago Councilmen Borough ot 'Kid Bank, County of Mon- • An Advantage to Eatontown Joseph Hendrickson ar.o. Arthur mouth and SUte ot N«w Jeraiy, nndet The best news and the most im- Talk it over with us today—tho the firm name of Burdie and Itunell, waa ; in the New Highway Plans. portant news of the week in Mon Sickles stated that although they dlaiolved on tha flrat day* of Aunuit. ion, were! not opposed to the extension cost is low, results quick. by mutual conient. All dabtt owing to the ' For the reason that two roads arcs mouth county is that potatoes hav aald nrm an to bi raeolvad by tba uld . increased in price to a point when of Third street they wore not in Wlllhim"Alb»rt-Bilfd»»Md-»ll'(lim«irdi',— '. better than one, Eatontown will gain favor of spending money for the I on tha aald firm e.re to ba prutnted to i • more if the new state highway is the farm.ers can make a fair profit him for payment. This may seem like a bomily to som improvement if the rjeople did not I Dated Auguit lit, 1027. f cut across unused Belch, as is now JOSEPH WLDAN6ERCQ folks, but it is a factor of large im- come out and support it. They also WILLIAM A. BURDOB, • proposed, than if it runs over a tor- said they would vote against the or- -— BODY BUILDERS •--- . WM, h. RUSSELL. ', tuous street, as was at first planned portance to the county. RCPAIRING PAJMTIHC lamMIUCHUCQUlQ * * • dinance unless the pcopte of Third ftinmswmmxo*m*ttAunu> wore Monmouth County Surroiate'a Office, \ The route will be more direct, the street voiced their approval by their 4-2. tvesrsr. PHOHC KCBSAHKUSO la tat natter ot the eatati of Luke Hlg- * distance will be shorter, and the Prosperity, no matter how wide gint, daeaaaad. . appearance before tire commission- Notlaa to creditor! to preaant alalml "•expense of making the new road wtl spread It may appear to~ be, Is no ers or by. a petition; A" number"bf Vgalnat eitatt. ' '• be less than that of widening and on a firm and enduring foundation -=ButaH»»t-to - the- order of ^Joaapo-Xr^ rttldenVof Third street were pres- ;oo TMnebay, Surrogate of tha County of ) Improving the tortuous street. unless it is buttressed by good time ent last night and spoke in favor Monniouth. made on tha twenty-fifth day for the farmers. The past few of July, 1»ST, on the application of Ber- of the improvement, and there al- nard. J. Hliitna, aole axeoutor, of thi ea- ' i ' ' ' seasons have not been profitable fo so was a petition signed by 84 res- Westinghduse tate of Luke Hlgglni, deceaied, notice ll ', Many folks who bought or buil the rank and file of the agrlcultur idents of Third street requesting hereby klvan to the cradltora, of aald da. Ists. Many have been forced out o eaaaad to exhibit to the aubecrlbar, lola r houses on the last named street did the commissioners to extend the Streamline Iron Kieotpr ta aforeiald, tbelr debti and de. I so in the belief that it would always business, or becoming discouraged street. The ordinance we adopted nandt agaltat the laid eatate, under oath, have quit. within alx montha from tha date of the remain a quiet residential street. II unanimously. thi aforeeald order, or they will ba forarer will be anything but this If it be « barred of their aetlona. thenfor Malnat _ comes part of the state highway tha laid aubiaittiir. Pr.rhapi this year will break the WEST FRONT STREET FLOOD. SAVE $55.OO Dated rreahln, N. J., July Slth, HIT, i route. There folks will have sonic run of bad seasons for the farmers. BERNARD J. HiaOINS, III Broad atraet, Had' Bank, H, J. I thing forced on them which they do No single stroke of good fortun Several Cellar. Filled With Water : not want, On tho other hand folk; could be of larger benefit to Mon>r. During Storm Monday Nltht. OT1CE OF SETTLEMENT OP ACCOUNT who make their homos on tho new B•teti ef Xlmar E. Whltttkar, daceaiid. mouth county. Thli county li stll! Water two to thrco feet deep was 2 Carloads 4 Piece Wotlea la hereby titan that the Hcounta atntfj road would be under no Illu- on West Front street at Red Bank 6f tha aubaerlMr, naiutor ot tha eatati ef' predominantly an agricultural coun- •aid deaeaaed, will ba audited and elated ' done. ty, although to many persons wtv after tho heavy showcri Monday by the Surrogata of the'County of Iton- night. Tho sldowalks were covored 1 mouth, aad reported fpr leltlement to tha In theie il»y» o( hrnvy and con-1 do not know the county thoroughly Orphlna Court of laid Oounty, on Thora- tlnuoui traffic no rmmnunity can It is regarded chiefly as a seashore and the cellars of several stores and day, the nfleanth day of September, A. D, houses woro flooded. Firo cnglnos HIT, at whlih time application will be hevft tno many romls. New roads resort. If things break better thi made (or tha, allowance of aoramliilonl wero used, yesterday morning to 1 result in Increased valuntlory, now year and there is a return ot some «e> tad levnial feia, • i. Dated Auiu.t I, A, D. UV. home »lte» and a irreatcr tax In-thing llko old-time Monmouth coun pump tho Vater out of tho collars. ty nirHcultural prosperity It will b Property owners on Wnat Front Walnut Bedroom Suites TUC BUUM1T TRUST COMPANY, come. Whi'h the romla are built by , Summit, K, J, n hard-rnrned reward for those, wlv atreot stato that they will rcnow ; • f tha state, m it plminnl nt Eatjn- .BIDS WANTED In the fftcp ftf the moat discouraging tholr request for a. itorrn spwor on , .» -(ownp [|1(| |icn,,nt war-lira Its maxi- Th« Wntlnthouic Stream* lUST AS ILLUSTRATED ' fcr (ha Boatd of lUUlllon of Anintll mum ])uti.ltilllt|p«. Cirvnt chnn{[<'* condition! have "carried on." that atrect at tho meeting of tho Townibla for tha Itamportatlon oi Ita commliiloncrj noxt Monday night. line Iron, with the b«»«l b«w, lawlnf route te the die- have UVen |IUCP in thnt horough In doca dainty llna«rlt — chl|. A portion of Wharf uvunuo wii tha pntt two yean mid «II1I more FAIR HAVEN NEWS. d' lttld hl TO BE OFFERED FOR'A LIMITED TIME .. at loVirl Ulrd't road at l badly washed out, . u p vlll*, thine* ta the Ma|atn>Vuditbiin, ' Important j Orlol at lea Oarrat Imaek farm talk ta Ik* of Red Dank Sui day. Ironing lot th« flat places. U iikeelitkeoU. naitiaa^i^lrtjjTh»>. b i tk* hanei tUU hl|(hw«y, rrKitnllMia of which THE DET_WAS OFF. you want quicker, easier, mon aj the £>fatrte£>fatrtet tClerk V The r'nlr llnvcn baieball team 8145.00 TaetTaetdard , AAdmit Jtlh, 1»I7| of tho two routes li followed, Knt- comfortabU Ironing d»fi — waia ilefaated Sunday< Two Red Dank Marahanu Ran a Tke Baard reiAvei tba H te ontown lunijtilahM fnr it number of buy yout WtatlnihouMSln«m« liy tho Orlolci by a acoro ot 0 to Dead Heal In Flihlng Wafer. INSTEAD OF, $200.00. yttn nfttr Ihti Honing of tho race tin* newf ' track at Moninouth- I'srk, but It l«0. In tlircn (t»mr» plnyrd io fa Two Hed Dunk merchants, Harry 1 dMllnrd to ilnya of ".renter (lory Ililn yrar between the two tmmi Kohn,» JeweUr, anil Horman Bin- Choico of Chiffowardrobo or Chlfforetto at Bamo prlco. Featured at WUI Cetill au' thin It ever ti»d In thi> palmloil enrli tram Imi won a «nmo and Hi del, a dry goodi dealer, wtnt Huh- Geta ' d»yi of Ita horn. mfln» tr», other tonted resulted In a tie, Next lri(t Tliur«[|j»y night at Atlantic High- ft rare bargain price for.THIS SALE ONLY. This Sulto is one of tho Htimlay afternoon the K»lr Haven Un.li. They stood on (lie j,lr, , r t now stylos, durably tonstructod of proporly seaaonod hard woods with . ...jam M Id* eian •( Jaiiti J. team will play tho lll(hlanilen that pme« ami cant their llnoi In the front*, tops and Bidos venoorod with boautlfully matched Walnut and Atlantic HlRhlnnda, w»Ur for more than two houn, 1I«. Strtamknt Iron aharofarrwiU a/ t»i Ceualr el. fa. tm Sprint Wafer Mm, Oforgo Curchln (.nil her In-fore th«y Hurled Aahlnc web put up at this Bargain Pria figured Burl Overlay Panols. Full Dust*proof partitions andmahog« for Rlv«f Boats. fant ion havg returned homo from « ilollar that he would bo lh« flrtt any drawer bottoms. Drawers havo double guido rails. Mlrron are A plentiful unit cofilltiuuua flow thi Ung Ilranth hosptUat. to cdtch s (l«h. No out won the litt FROM tialWI U l»a iiiiitrllrtf, MMI THMIJ scloctooV pinto glass. Sulto consists of BO-incn DroMOr, 49-lnoh Ions aI»H»U, Ikelf aatti ue afmu7a of wittr Mi Mn obtained for Oil Mn, Jans Oautienslk, Mr, Rnfor uie rrai«n that no fUli wsi ONE OP DEALtllS btntAt of boitmcn by Urnllng iprlni Mn, Chirlti UiuUehiilk sml Vrr Mr, MUgnl got two iel), mirror Vanity, 88-Inch Ghost of Drawers or Chiffowardrobo and full, w»Ur ori thi lyetum property, *hleli non McOratti ar» «t lllfhmrind, h< nlro Bow End Bod. A small deposit will hold one of those Suitoa for Wit (taught by tH< town «oiti« time they ir« vliltlnn ^llx Oautietitlk FA1M ATAUCTION, KKVPORT dollverydovy at your convenlonce—buconvenloncebutt don'dontt deladelay your purchase as stockl who li in erftnltt in • Ihttttr M*it« At ihnrc of tha rlvir. Mil. Cmlrtl Pewar A Llifcl C* aro lelllnlll g fasftt aatt AUGUS AUGUSTT SALSALEE PRICES PRICES. • Iftf thli BI* nt th« pprltts U not only that pl«cn, I, ' I fl fonntiUneU a (of r ththi b bett ) , Ji«k Xnlght hit Umtmw AfltriiMH, The Outtlfr firm netr M«rlb«to MATAWAN mtn kvt it sli« preventi tbt land , IMttk ,.fmn t)«ta| wtt ind tsigy tonth i A niw tim»tit UrtViWiy will b en lh? rn.hold-M.tlbtrs roid will KMlMr, 141 Main muri tu wu On ' ' laid In front ot tht flnhauw. Whll W «I it Thirty-three residents of Redmentioned above were Mis, William The ladies' auxiliary of the'Red Nearer. Good income.. Pcrmnricnt. ' spending «.tvacation in Connecticut; Bank lodge of Elks held a card Write • now. Bank, enjoyed an outing and Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. G«orgo Grob, Stood •Utrjnml-— — .,„ Mr. and rMrfc James R. Wolebft, beach, party one day last week at Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. party at tho Elks home last Wednes- O. L. GONZALEZ, or by mail, son a Iwtlla. Sr., and son GeOrgvMy. and Mrs. day. The games were bridge, five 71 Fourth: Ave:, E. Orange, N. J, at. C. A. ToorhcM. M. 0« 1 1 1 lft,valette, , They made the trip in Mabel Murphy and. Miss Jeanctte James R, .Wolcott, - Jr., Herbert five .automobiles,- bringing their Grob., hundred and Euchre. The hostesses Woldott and Mrs.. Eva Bo.se of Bid lunches with them. Swimming and were Mrs.. Robert McAllister: iftd o Bank are 'attending'the anjtual r«- bathing wero the principal attrac- RURAL ROUTE EXTENDED. Mrs. Walter B, Connor. About ,76 , 'union n oatf tht e societ^y o f descendantea s Dolphin, splo and span with a new tion?. * . women were present and refresh- M Henry WolcpWtoday it C»mden. ierenty Additloiinl Familiei to bements of punch, tea and, cake Were BEADY TO The Event of the Season mainsail of Burrowes's mako and Those in the, party were Mr. and Servad September 16th. -.Mrs; 'Uel, RockhtU' of 'Neflune with her body aid her declta smooth Mra, Jackson Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. served. The bridge prizo winners , (fyy, formerly'of Red, Bank, gave Rural postal route number one were Mrs. Elmer E. Scott, Mrs. An LUBRICATE as glass with a' fresh coat of paint William Madlntoit), Mr. 'and' lire. 'rom Red -Bank, which covers the birth to a-'dsutfhte'r a few.days ago. and a touch of "eel grease" took Edward Murphy,.Mr. and Mrs Ken- na Kelly, Mrs. Elmer,Dey,-Mrs. Ma- THE R. 0/ C. , ,The baby bw been named SSloUe for territory between Red Hank and eco, Mrs. William Conklin, Mrs. 'YOUR CAR her flit win of the season Sunday neth Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hcatiden's Corner,,will ccrve sev- 'Mf. RockhlU's motheif. } morning in the weekly event among EstellOr and their two children, Roljert Fox and Mrs. J. Dorrill. The 1 enty new families after September winners at five hundred were Mr,s, , Jamei Woodward iscbAck at woric the twenty-four footers under the Mr. and Mm. Elmer Pierce and their AT YOUR for the County'gas company oil At- 16th. The new'route will includes Vincent Eck, Mrs. Charles Hod- auspices of the Monmcuth" boat two sons Donald and Raymond, Mrs, tho new streets" at Riverside Heights, SERVICE. lantis I^ightanjli alter having been club. She was well handled by the Bessie Miller and her daughter, Mrs, man, Mrs. George-Bray, Mrs. George skki'wltb. bpHs,' **P " the streets at Fairfield Gardens and Grausc, Mrs. J. Bamba'ch, Mrs. J. E. Ready.'to put your car in A-l mayor at" the tiller, Ferdinand Anna Murphy, Donald Macintosh', other roads in tho,neighborhood of running condition and keep it that WHnwn Shepard of Shrewsbury White" at the sheet and Edgar Do- Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrs. Allen Baines, Mrs. George Conrad, Mrs. Fair View. Those person* at pres Grove Thacker and Mrs. Harry way.. • avenue has returned home from n nlse at'the jib. The Dolphin got Pryor and her daughter Bettlc, ent must put ,tip mail boxes on the stay qf two weeW-with hli brother, Mrs, Elizabeth Estelle, Misses Edith Welch. Mrs. J. McGuire'was the Save all wearing parts ton your qtt "to 'a-very-poor start being well main roads traveled by the rural motor and chassis by using our Benjamin Shepard of Mlllville. as>ern when the- starting gun was" and Winnie Duncan, Henry Hlggins, winner at euchre. • '' and Frolic 1 route carrier, but after September thoro lubrication service reguiarly. Edward Murphy iof wertilde ave- fired but on the turn at the outer- Misses Lydla and Sarn'i Murphy, ICth these boxes can be placed ad- Your advertisement in Luke nue has bought a Ford sedan. > mark in Ouyon's coye on the wind' Frank, John, Dorothy and Ruth Lov- jacent to their homes ana the car- Longhead's department of Tho Reg- At the New Knights of Columbus Hoirn Mrs. Vernon Rose of East Front wardvbpat home she passed EllwAod ersidgc and Doris Bockci. rier will cover ' these additional ister reaches the gTeat majority of fetreot returned home last Wednes- on Riverside Avenue Powers's Mfana, which had been streets. ; persons in this section at one stroke. day from the Long Branch hospital, —Advertisement. • Jones' Filling Stations leading from the start ard' took tho CHURCH ,BAZAR. wheYe he hod nrH operation for ton- race over the field of five startors, WILLIAM T. JONES, Prop. sil trouble. .' ' ' . Mr. Pawers's craft with her own< Annual Affair of Seabright Metho Rev, and .Mrs.'William R. Raver, ep at the tiller and with William dltti Slarti Auguit 25th. State Highway and Mapli nSonmouttu street ,are spending Border at-the-sheet and-Walter 2-Th"o annual-fair and-bnrar of th( a month'B vacation in their cottage Mahns atthe jlbgot amighty, good —WALTER=fc Sea Bright Methodist: church will be INCLUSIVE at Ship Bottom in Southern New start and it-was the consensus' of held, Thursday, Friday and Satur- CLOCK AUTHORITY Telephone 1845 Jersey. opinion of those who taw the start day nights, August 25th, 26th and RaymondTrufic, who is employed that the,Mlana had tho itce. sewed, Countless Fascinating Attractions 27th. IJseful-'and ornamental arti- Main St. and DeNorraandie Ave., as road foreman by the Central Up right'from the beginning'but by cles, ice cream and soft drinks will FEATURE ACTS RIDES Railroad company,- is 'enjoying a breaking tacks with the Dolphin" be on sale,. All of the articles to FAIR HAVEN, N. J. HHIGHESTER S PIL! two week's vacation. she lost her point of advantage and be sold have been donated by vari- EVERYBODY-WELCOMET Mra. Margaret Scemar has re-was overtaken.' •— ous^Ht6rBBrTnanirfactUiternird"|Si ANTIQUE"^ turned to her home at Portchester, Andrew Murray'fr/Agnes sailed vidual friends of the church and th New York, after having spent two CLOCK.REPAIRING A SPEC1A-LTY. AD MISSION FREE by her owner and with Ensley affair promises .to be a ' groat, finaiv yeuskngwntsIlCft,5ifest,A.lwiyi: weeks with Mrs. A. t. Pepin of White as sh'eetman romped home aclal success under the.leadership oi Spring street, strong third. Her position -it the Rev. S, R. Latham, pastor of thi SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Mrs. Augustus Epstein and fam- start was not very promising but church'. .Special music will be PHONE LACKAWANNA IB1O RED BANK 1746 ily of Milwaukee arc visiting rela- some good windward wqrk brought feature of'tho nightly program. tives at Keansburg. Mrs. Epstein her out in the points. was formerly Miss' Elsie -Levy of George Bray's Lindy sailed by PARTY ON'tilNAL STREET. Red Bahk. Fred Fisher with Malcolm Fiiher Listen in to Charlie's Wonder Specials! Miss Harriet E. Taylor, daughter at the she,et and with James Hall Birthday of Mr>. Arthur Grot Cel HIIGH GETtY, INC., yi_John E.j'_Taylqr_ " and Elmer Hesse'as others in the ebrated Monday Nijhl. on Station WjBI, Friday, Between streot, and her aunt, crew finished closely behind, the A party was given Monday nighi Dangler, aro spending the month Agnes. at the homo of Mr. .and Mrs". Ar- of-August at Newport, Rhode Is- Sarah Clay Brown's Elizabeth thur Grob on Canal street in eel ^"BUILDERS ^ 9 and 10 A. M.-—Housewife Hour. land, as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. withHarryClayat the tiller and" Noel bratlon of Mrs. Grob'a birthda; William J. Thomas. Lartaud at the sheet and with Wal- Five hundred was pkyed an 359 West 26th St., 18 Mechanic St. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Burdge of ton Cullingtoh and Thomas Irving prizes were won by - Mita Hansel New York are spending two weeks Brown as others in the craft had to and William BrookS. At the con New York City. Red Bank, N. J with Mr. Burdge'a sister, Miss Elea- be "contented Sunday -with last nor Burdgo of Linden place. place. The Elizabeth made a strong Mr. and Mrs. .William H. Francis effort to better her position,.atta!n- and Miss Norma Francis of thein- g fourth place once,durnfg the Newman Springs road 'have re- race, .but .she was not up -to her turned from a' week's auto trip usual form Sunday morning;. , to Delaware Water Gap, the Pocp- no mountains 'and_.Bus)ikill ,FAUs. The race was sailed in a light TTilsFKinclF s "IsTfavlhgag 'T:y *outh-to—southeast.-broeze.-which of two weeks from'her position at freshened as the boats neared the A. D. Cooper's insurance office. finish. The tide waB low'arid 'on Mrs. VendelUv Albro ' and. her several occasions the. skippers had daughter, Miss Ruth Curtis, of to heel their boats over to avoid Providence, Rhode Island, spent dragging' the centertoarda on the part of last week with Mrs. Harry muddy bottom, Longstreet of Hudson avenue. Miss Curtis' sailed laat Wednesday for COLLISION IN RAINSTORM. Wonder Meats and Pdultry at Wonder Prices! San' Antonio, Texas, whore she will romaln until spring with her fath- AstomoftUs in Craih Monday Night er, Charles Curtis. on East, Front Strtet. Miss Rose Schwedel of Baltimore During the heavy downpour of has been spending two weeks with rain Monday night a Chrysler se- of genuine r Mr. and Mrs, A. Halpern of Me-dan, owned and driven by Wallace chanic street. Miss Celeste Schwe- Rankln of Fair Haven, and an Oak- Spring del of New York spent the week- land sedan, owned by Frank Sta- Lamb 34; end with Mr. and Mrs. Halpern. vola and driven' by SarmJel DeCarlo Hwidy Weights—One Piece. ' Byron Aspdln, manager of of Red Bank, collided on East Aspdin paint company. 09 V Front street in front of Schwen- 1 etreeV.is on an automobil* trip to ker*s pond.'. At' the point where Quebec, Canada. . . the cars'came'together the street 4-tfe. Size 2, 2\i Ib Size 3-ft. Size Mrs. Grover Parker Is'recovering wis covered with water a foot deep. Milk Fed Milk Fed; from an operation for appendicitis '"ti vfaB going toward Fair Milk Fed at-tha.Spring I*ke.hP_spiialfc_, ^J.-Mr.'DeCarb was com- „ William Buckley, manager of th*e \«jl toilH-Red- Bank/;' In front of Bcck-Haxzard shoe store on Broad DeCarlo an automobile had stalled • street, is enjoying a two weeks' va- in the water. DeCarlo turned out cation. to. avoid hitting.tho car and ho crashed into tho Rankin, machine. ss May New'comb of Mount street is spending several days with Mr. Rankings car was badly dam- her aunt at Newark. aged, Joseph Herdon, police chief Mrs. William Patterson of Mount of Fair Haven, took charge of af• Btreet gave birth to » daughter falrsrHHCarlo-was-Hrtralgned-be^ Friday. fore Justice Elmer C. Walnright on a charge of causing, an, accident Ralph Thorp of Newman Springs and his license was revoked for six road has .returned from the Long months, Justice Walnright held Mr. Branch hospital, whereJie was a sur- Stavola, owner of the Oakland car, gical patient. Mr. Thorp 'is em-responsible for the damage to Mr. ployed as a butcher at Al's meat Ranking machine'. It ia estimated market on Broad street. that it will cost several hundred Miss Gladys Schneider hu re- dollars to repair Mr. Rankin's car. ceived a new Nash coupe as a gift from her father. Shoulder / Oarl plats of West Front street CUTTER CLUB' OUTING. has bought a new Star cabriolet Smoked Butts Spring Lamb 24c from the Fay-Elmore company, Annual Boal RidTaad Fea'it HiU Herbert Winters of Hudson ave- . Sunday by R»d • Bankari.' nue was operated on for an Infected The Cutter social club of Rbd Best Quality Fresh foot at the Spring Laka hospital Bank hold its annuil outing Sun? last wcok. • diy at Sandy Hook. Thi trip'wai Chuck Roast Calii-Iams 19C Mill Mary O'Neill of Jersey City midi In Wallace Benn»tt'» boat. At •pent tho Week-end with Mn'. John Ssndy Hook a feast of steamed McNeil, JrVof Madison avenue. dams, sandwiches and other good Finest Quality Spring Lamb Rib End Arthur Grovos, Jr., son of At-things wai enjoyed. Thepas- , tour . Groves of WMU roid in Mmil. Included swimming _... Sugar Cured Shrewsbury borough, ha« "returned tries,'1ft the party wire Matthianwd Rib Loin home from the Spring Like hoiplUl, .,O«lg, A. JT. Olron, TtH Ellison, Strip where he vnderyent an operation Sorris Miller, Qeorft Qrob, Aloy- (or a bone dlteiio in hit leg, Vj. •lii Patterson, Allen Pryor, John • B. W, Moffat performed the oper- Bennett, 0, Peterforii Oharlei An- itlon, It wai the neond tlmi ho dsrson, Petir Miletll, George had undsrgone an opiratltn on hisPowell, frod Shannon, Harr; BACON CHOPS PORK Doughty, Joseph Douinloo, J, , Jouph Aiay, chief of thi Ridflmlth, William Harm, John J, Bank flro department, la attending Hollan, Kdwird BUhberg, John J. the national flro chiefs' convention Ehrtntru, 4imu«l Onooblitt ind at, Portland, • Oregon. Mr, AnyJohn Wall, Qeorge Ortb wn In hu unt poitali to rolatlvu and ftntril chart* of tt» arr«nie- m«nti for tho outing.1 39c friends; stating that' thi trip Ii • 29c 22c very enjoyable and Interesting one. Mr, ant Mn. Utnrr VanMiUr of Harding roid hire retumid CLUI CHORUI IINOirfO. horn* after i two' wtiki* vmtlon Mrs, Grl*M»b«k of M*«riM« Salami and ipint it Duffilo, Nlitira Falli, (Jan- Ma If U Ckeras U id» ind Utlia, Thi ntumi« trip fro1 m wM« minibtrii of thi UUea wu mid* ht aulomobfli and Womah'i «U)b inorui met it MM, Summer Bologna Mr, ind Mn, VinMiUr WIH ifJ. Daniel Tutlir1! lut jyidi 29 ld if Dr. ud If n. lamiitl M Th*y,pniU««ThUd d l wi«tf , Mill f»r irthiur ind iM( ind ThomuL, of pltwd urdi for an hour or SAVE—BUY In those Poppy, Snappy Red Front Markati. —J Mn. Lymu Vmlntittn «M (Int yrln.ind Xn, Frink Oth LOCATIONS IN MONMOUTH COUNTYi RED BANK, LONG BRANCH, A3DURY PARK, KEYPORT, MATAW IWiir KEAN3DURG, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, HIGHLANDS. V i REP'BANK BEQfeTER, AUGUST 10,1927,-.' Simpwn and Joseph.?. Kennedy^ NEWS FROM M1DDLETQWN Belford:m*de up a.fourMrtne in » golt gatrie on the course of the ,* JisSph Bocka(Hyde,Park, Long'Island, i' Mrs.-Helen Murray of Brooklyn row—Se»»id« Sarvicia at (Catna- Campbell's Junction on Monday. 1 WSiLi\d«rNI|ht \ Mrs. Alvln Blacksmith of Fort has been occupying her bungalow HaiP (Tht.Red Bank- HegUter can b« Voujht Monmouth has returned home from »t Port, Mqnthouth,—' ' *~ etch week In Mlddlitowa township m% Fred Simpson fit Peclvkill spent 'tlcrman F. LabreequaV etor* at' Camp-' a stay with her, sister at Syracuse. btU't Junction. Charlei P. Mcytra'a alor* Mrs, Blacksmith's sister and family Saturday"^arid'Sunday^aridSu y with Lctoy Wasn't short hair more becoming?-dnoro comfortable?—more y'outhfulT If you can't at Port Monmoiith, William' SwabV'alore Henry of BlfoBelfordd . / at Nivefink, mtiti from.-Mr.; Oakta ;at- tbs are now returning tho vit.it. y of answer yes to all three questions it's because you never had the bob suitable to your type. United, Sfatoa storai at Ijcpnardo.), Mrs. H. F. Webb and Mrs."A. B. 'MrM . andd M% CnarlfC t Ullqtt of. Hogben and daughter Jane have Navesink are entertaining friends Paris and New. York Hairdressers who really know how to give an individual-cut are still /About 100 persons attended'the picnic of the.Belford Methodist Sun- returned to Troy, New York, after from Now^York, sponsoring the Boo. day-school which was held in the visit to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hop- Madam L. Slmard of Quebec is visiting friends at CamptoD'a Junc- Belvedere Beach section of Keans.- kins of 'Na\eslnk. • A*. A'smart cut may not always be had for the asking—but wo Relieve it is quite possible to burg1 last Thursday night. Refresh- Caleb Luker has opened a new tion. .1 * , suit every face and-we specialize in obtaining individuality;—and particularly concentrate our ments of sandwiches and ice cream /egetabte 'stand at Honping's Cross- Harold Johnson of Port Mon- Acres of them In-full > bloom) ' Select'now ^r,;fa^('planting. , ng. Mr. Luker-is a real estate mouth has bought a new Chevrolet attention on the apparently hopeless head that has given the bob up in despair, and the unfor- were served to Everyone, A peanut scramble waa one of the features igent with offices at, Campbell's automobile. ' Cut Flowers •" ^Durting M«iteri«l r Rose Food .,' tunate owner of a kinky permanent wave. To the former we can assure .an.absolutely different unction. of the outing. ' It was won'by Mrs. WAYSIDE NEWS. . and really smart cut. To the latter—a finger wave that will smooth the kink and make your hair Vreeland Morris, , Mrs. 'Donovan and hei children of New York have been spending once more presentable' and welUgroomed. • •'• ~ ' '•*.' '' ' -The Navesink firemen have every- Preparing for Htrrtit Horn* »n'd ROSE SPECIALISTS, several days with Mrs. Donovan's Clambake. ' thing in 'readinessiess,, for their fair Monmoulh Road, 'J - PhbnV which wilt begibi n ttomorro w nighi t sister, Mrs. Clara Walling of Bel- ford. A special meeting of the ladles' 'Long Branch 46 and close Saturday night.g. Th.e aid society will be held in the church biggest feature wilill be thh e disposal The Good and Welfare club of hall next Wednesday night M Belford will hold its annual fair of a Chevrolet touring car on the* The annual harvest home of the »»•»•»>••»•>»•••»•«•••>»•>«;«>»>*>•»*»»*>•«<•»*«> »? co-operative plan. tomorrow, J&jfi****** h£? Ad society win be held at hi The seaside service held by the a field on Railroad avenue at Bel- churc.i,,,».ih, o„n„ Tuesdanr. /..y. eveningi , AugusA ti New Monmouth Baptist Sunday ford. 23d, _Ihe-BBlford-phemiCKlJirecttnck :nlgKCSrEaST;KeafHlJUrg_wai very- and "the members 61 that- lire com- largely attended, The members, of pany were, among those at the fire- nien's club will bo held in tae com- cre^m of the mines.' We pay more for it than -; HAI^RESSERS iSpamsJ? Jjqlonyjvhojire, camping. munity house .on Thursday evening) rJ at Port' Monmouth', took special rrteit's'parade-at-Bclmar last'Sa'lur- September 1st. , -ahy7Othet cbal'coming/ into~Rec(-Bank,-» Yetit I day, costs you no more. Try it once. x, , ! Carlton Theatre Building ... Monmouth Street. parts in the musical program. Mov- Mrs. Andrew Winters of Maple- A joint meeting of the men's and t ing pictures were shown,. Another women's clubs was heW in the com- TELEPHONE 2144 wood and Mrs. Howard Bunions of seaside service will be held at the Paulsboro spent part of last week munity house on Thursday evening. same place Sunday night. with • Mrs.', Astyon Sickles of Nave- After tho meeting dancing was en- At the recent fair of Independent joyed. Music was furnished by the sink. Junior orchestra. , fire company of Belfbrd - Mi;s Philip H. 'Baldwin, publisher of Elizabeth Schnoor won a French The Newark Sunday Call, was a Mr. and Mrs. Fred VanSchoick rug, Miss'Morion Dennis a Spanish guest of Joseph' 'P. Kennedy o£ attended .the Perrineville picnic shawl, Mrs. Charles D. Brown an Belford Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday night.t electric lamp and Mrs. George Hil- N.' W. Salmon of Belford wan A number from here attended the' liker a large doll." Mrs; Henry taken to the Long Branch hospital dance given by the bakhurst fire Granderath received' pillow yesterday. He will undergo an op-department at Ferguson's Loch Ar donated by Mrs. Bessb Tarnow, eration for appendicitis today. bor pavilion Wednesday night. Mrs. Charles Brown received a bed- James-Scott;-Jr;,*and Miss Hearn Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dangler anil spread donated by' Mrs. Garland, of Jersey City "spent part of last family of Long Branch were callers I Mrs. William Dennis.; received/a week with Mr. Saptt's-parents-,-Mr. at_the home of Mn_and 'Mrs. Frank ihcheon set donated by Mrs. C. H. and Mrs. Scott of Navesink. Jackson Friday evening, ohsen, Mrs. -. Douglass Cook re- "Mrs, Hunter Danglerof Deal was ived an apron (ionat.'d by Mrs. Miss Elsie Havens of Belford has a caller at the home of Mrs. Eliza- :nnie Crane, Miss Anna Mae Lang- returned home after haying spent a beth Jackson Tuesday evening. We are getting settled in our new home at 28 Broad street. week with her brother, William The annual Sunday-school picnic .ora received- pillow casep donated Havens 6f Neptune City. by Mrs. Mae Dor, -Miss Charlotte will be held at Atlantic Highlands We now handle -100% Jeddo-Highland In fact we are already well settled and we are as comfort- Morris received sheut and pillow The Epworth league of the Nave Thursday. '. able and contented as that bug in.the rug we used to read about cases donated by Mr1*. Charley sink Methodist church held a social Mr. and Mrs. Louis Belliscn of Coal, nothing else. It can be obtained only at Brown, Mrs. .John H. Werme'rt re- meeting Monday night at Mrs. Mer- 'White Plains were Sunday visitors this yard. , ' in our school books years and years ago. ceived a buffet t$f, donated by Mrs. vin Hallam's. here. Charles Neff, Mrs. Herman La' Crawford Compton of- Belford Mr. and Mrs. A. Rittcr of Irving- We've had a-lot of people come in to see us during the ten brccqUe received pillow cases do has returned home from a vacation ton - spent the week-end with Mr. lated by Paul Tarnow. Mrs. Bar automobile trip of two weeks in and Mrs. John Hertcr. days we have been here. Some of them opened new accounts Canada. with us and some did not; but we were glad to see. them all, just II received a luncheon fet donated A buftih'ess meeting of the Ep- Homer and Bernard Kutly of worth' league will be held in the "tKe"sanier' ,--;*•--—•««~. - -- — —.-.--.- --— -..„.,„.-_,„,-- Jersejr-Gity—spent'-Saturday.-and cKOfchTiall onTriday'tiight.' '.oche received a buffet set donated Sunday with Charles Roche of Bel- >y Mrs. Jennie Crane and Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of Long ford. Branch were Sunday visitors here. If you have not yet been in to see us and our new home, Helen Smith received * silver frui George Reynolds and family o: dish donated by Mrs. William Hunt, J.N.HANCE we'd be glad to have you drop in. And you'll get the same Jersey City spent the week-end at , That's the reputation Luke Lortg- cheery welcome whether you come in to start a new deposit or Six person's were arrested in Mid' their cottage • at Campbell's .Junc- nead hns gained. Try rim when you Telephone 103. dletown township last week for ex- tion. want to sell or buy something—A<1 whether you come in only to say Hello ! ceeding the speed limit and fo Dr. Theodore Pitcher of New vertisoment. < I reckless driving. The arrests wen made by Officer Michael Queleve and the autoists were brought be- fore Judge Louis H. Meese of Bel- MERCHANTS TRUST CO. ford. They were each fined $3.01 and costs. The men arrested were 28 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Norman W. Gibson of East Front itreet, Red Bank, and five men Start a Saving* Account in Our Bank and See the Interest Mount Up. We Compound from the northern part of the state. your Interest every Three Months. • Mrs. William Wallman, Mrs. Jos- eph Whitley and Mrs. Joseph Bade were in charge of a food sale which was held Saturday on the shore at' Port Monmouth for the benefit of the Methodist church. Another sale | for the church will be .uid at the same place Saturday, with Mrs.. George Hyers' and Mrs. Cornell Lyke in charge. Mrs. Henry Fritts and daughter Jane, of Glen Gardner and Mrs. Catherine Llebhouser at Irvington ttmb tkt MrUin tMtr Car Mm are spending their vacations with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Liebhouser of Port Monmouth, who ulso enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. lUrry Mar-, tin of Newark and Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Thicn of Irvington last jvcek. A joint meeting of, thn members of Independent fire company of Belford and of the ladled' auxiliary Ladies' & Men's High Grade Footwear of the company will be held tomor- t • row nlgTit at Mr». CharN Roche's. Regular $7.50 to $10.00 Value. Pltns will be completed for a sup- per for tho benefit of the company r Saturday night, August 20th, at Lohsen & Wlllctt's hall. Louis Scholl has an extraordinary large qrop on a plum tree thli year. Mr. Scholl. li employed as a butchor in the Wagner meat market at Campbell*. Junction and ha spends hli spar* time in his garden. He hat many different kinds of flowc'ri and vtgttablei, ai well ai hli prlie plum tree. • ' Mr. and Mn. Edward Doyd and th.lr ion Wllltrd and Mlm Ida (Arch Preserver Shoe* Excepted)' *" I)«d«ll of TotUnrllU sp«M Sunday with Mr, and Mn. J. Homy Walling st of Fort Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. SEE SPECIAL TABtES * Willing and family, acccii.panltMl liy t^rStli? My Sales 71 . Greater Mn. Frank Tracy and ion, will re- SEE WINDOWS turn th» vlilt tomorrow. Rev. II. Plorce Slmpton, who l> "J " than Biggest Previous July enjoying a vacation Ihli month from hli ilutlfi BI pailor of the 1 LAMES' HIGH GRADE HOSIERY —and Augustaa.ec will drive of _ New Monmoulh Daptlil ^hurc'li, w •pint Monday (Unlng (or lobiteri . Regular $1.50 to $1,85 Valuts' V far beyond the'brgett prevfooi it a rcvebdoru It. went out In th» day In Thomai August ia Naah Jristory. _, Culer'a boit wllh Mr. Caller, They are cradled Tht Udln' auxiliary of tht Port built by a nn Monmouth (Ire company met tut $1.15 night at Mill Miry Wa)l!»>'i, riant ••v prpceai that fire Naah cm a wtr« mide for the flrenWi annual „ ,, . , m "din* hnpry you have n«ver fair which .will be held Wednttday, HareondUplAyaredwfinert^ known before. Thuriilay and Friday of next werH> Mn. Athlon BIcklH of Nariihik Auorted Lot SNEAKS. $1.00 Pair. fasten, smoothe* tidlnf can _. aUinded the funtral «f her unele, Naih ever developed* « Myctyoti kmr* not been to Charlei It. Worth of \n»\, on Mon- f day afternoon at Oaahurit Meiho. In dtilgn and finish they are g!L 1 MTS^ffSLfJST1 diiuehurth. Mr. Worth wai lillM (ho •mat** looking can you S ii*, *^*!!!! ^J* while rldlni a bltycl* at Elheren, Mr. tad Mn, i,' K. Wllllinu, Ihilr diMhler, MIM IU> William*, and Mn. Tkemai Dumarit e( Niv** Sp«fo™.nc.ln«h.w.y aSfeST***""-* link tjHnl lundiy wllh Mn, Du* meni'i dan|hi*r, Mn, RUIMII MmM af Ntw Ytrk. yr' Miu tfuuuk Oiui of Hii Mo*. J. W, MOUNT CO., At««« WWrt N, J, •mam ' RED-BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 10, 1927. Pace Nineteen1

CpLTS NECK LAWN PARTY. have been doing mlttlonary work fholr.. An address was given by in West Africa the past three yean, Rev. George W. Smith. , FtftWUUa Hoqn wlll'srrife in this country this week. V of( MMils Harris! Shtrman. Although Mr. Moore s'homo is not MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. The members of the girls' dab of in Rumson he is well known, here the, Reformed church of Colt'i Neck as he/has preached' a number'qf A Social Evanlnf and FrM Supper m$ • number of the young men of times at the Presbyterian .church. at Christ Church Tonifht. that section enjoyed a lawn party '- A social evening and free supper will ba enjoyed tonight at Christ and marshmallaw roast ono night , L'EONARDp NEWS. 1870 last week » gtiesta. of Miss Harriet church rectory from six to eight 1927 >'Sherman. The festivities took place An Addition of Two Mtmbars to o'clock. Tennis, singing, bridge and ; onthe town of Mle« Shernvm's f ath- > th* Baptist Cburcb. dancing will be attractions. The er,', John Sherman.' Marshmallows Tbi Btd Bask Rt|Ut«r can b« boujht original Kentucky Blues "singers will ifdre roasted over a wood fin in a taih wtak In Lfonaidp from Mr. Oakt render selections. There will be no ASBURY PARK brick, enclosure. Cake and Xrujt at »h* U. B, Stor.i! ' appeal for money'and no money can puirch' were' served. " A prwe' was Miss Phyllis Williams and, Mrs.bo spent during the evening. awArded to Caltbn Conover for, Robert Hammesfahr were'received 1 Miss Beatrice Bennett of Holm- winning the game of pjnnlng a , tail as members of the Baptist churcK del spent Saturday and Sunday with ou*; a donkey. OJhers who 'won; Sunday. , ' Miss Annette Farrell. at games 'were Gladyi The Baptist ladioa' altf society will All records for traffic on the state An Important Annual Event le and Mabel Knight. hold a .meeting tonight. ' highway were broken Sunday. At hraddition.to the persons men,- Percy Bennett has bought a Hud- : onetime Sunday there was a Jam ...Bed those present were Misses aon sedan. . ', , • Of motionless carB all the way from 'Beitrice Wilkhu, Mildred Conover, Miles: Matheson • of Long Island Pertn Amboy to the schoolhouse at • JJoiothy Knight, Dorothy, Vlnlng,' was a. visitor, here Saturday and this place. Sunday.^ . • . , -1 " Nebpoth and Eleanor S.chanck, A back road near Fred Tatum's Jile Nebpoth and Elean S.n, Mrs.-Edith Phillippl is. spending WWIam Buck, Leroy Hunt, William farm was badly washed out last 'a few weeks with her son at Port- week anfl it has since been closed. Belianek, Arijold Conover, Henry land, Maine. ' Steinbachs August Fur Sale At the nine o'clock Sunday morn- Wfiki 'Jr., Sherman Vlning, ;:Ed- "Moving pictures.for the benefit of Ing Bervice at Christ church Rev. ernMMV Stanley and Lestij the'O'conn View'taxpayers' associa- Ernest W. Mandeville will preach , Arthur Simmons and Aus- tion are shown Wednesday and Sat- on "The Devil." Stressing Quality, Value, Style and Offering Savings v ttoBuc k. •". •'•,•.;•' '•..;- - ••'•••' urday nights at the community hall at Ocean View. . The parsonage of the Reformed church has been wired for electricity That Cannot Prevail During theJFur Season! Mrs. Harry Pope, Mrs, Henry and repairs are being made. ^ Largo shipments oi applca are bc= Iron StrMt Ugbt SUndvd and Two Rutherford were luncheon guests of Ing-made by the farmers-of-this-vi- Mrs.;:ehBTter-"WerTasX"•Wednes- cinlty. There is a general complaint fTfci s.a Wik RwUi day, «»isb w.ikk la Bumion »»t fluM.rtj. ««n over the scarcity of farmhands. ito'v«t Boylt'i grootrjr. ««d »t John Mrs, Edward Neu is improving Arrangements have been made from an infected foot. for the complete re-decoration of TEINBACH An automobile driveri bn Rl by Ralph h Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oberle have . Lii'ze of Newark ran into an elec- Christ church. The grounds will be returned to Jersey City after having I landscaped and the driveway will SteintacK Quality ! And I We street light standard on the spent two weeks here. I Suroson road last Friday. The be gravelled. The church lane will Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of be extended to Liberty street, which SteinLach Reliability! Xkree r'standard was br&ken off at the Newark .spent Saturday and Sunday I ground. Two small trees on D. 1. will provide an outlet for cars at th^lr bungalow here; '-'. parked on the church property dur factors tnat assure real satis- Barry's property Were also knocked • James LynchVand family of New- Ing services. • down by the car. Lizze was arrested ark spent Saturday and Sunday with byi, Policeman Charlos Blaesslus and Mr. Lynch'a sister, Mrs. Fred Don- faction wlien cnoosing furs was fined »26 b- . eorder Jere J. ald. • "- . '•' • FAIR VIEW NEWS. Carew, The Baptist' Christian endeavor Fair Profit! and Gifts for Firamen during the August Sale. Although prices Miss Ruth. Foxo pf Belleville Is society had a largely attended lawn Amount to $2,400. (pending two weeks with Mi«» Mary party Friday evening at Mrs. Mor- (The Red Bank ReglHter can ba bought are exceedingly low every coat upholds a •jUjh/ : "' ton Southall'Si each week at Hcadden'H Corner In the \L OheTrtghtiasPWBokthe police r* • tore! of Edward O'Flabertr and Georsre "~Jbafr "PouUonTndaughter of Ed- Brower.) standard of peltry fineness and expert celved a phone call from a family ward Poulson,. has recovered from living in a cottage back of Arthur measles. Richard Bollard, who was ' As a sequence to the recent fair workmanship. I Va>Brunt>s house that someone was sick with the same disease, has re- for the benefit of the ftre.company, covered. > a number of cash donations have 1 attempting to break into their home. been made to the company. These hPqlleemen Thomas Reynolds and Louis Merigold is employed as a gifts and the profits of the fail- All of these coats are new models, fashioned carpenter by Edward Martin. Mr. James Blaesslus investigated, but amount to $2,400.' were unable to see any »igns of Martin has -finished building a ga- rage on his place. Miss Catherine Maroney has re of selected pelts and exhibiting a simplicity burglars. turned to New York after having Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomp- JPatrlck H. Kennedy han bought a spent a week with her aunt, Mrs. B«w Dodge cdbrlolet.' son and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wat- and perfection. of line that is unmistakahly son of New York spent Saturday Edward O'Flsherty. • 'JChomas Radian's home on River Mr. and Mrs. Walter' S.cott of road has been rented for the rest and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Parisian, and foreshadowing the 1927-1928 chael Queleve.. New York spent Sunday with Mr. of *the summer to a "family from New SCOU'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. John • Doyle entertained York. , • •Scott...... _ ...... fur mode. r -friends~from"-UnioriJ City Saturday " "*"WIna6w1n"on> flf the busses Miss Geraldine Sullivan has re- and Sunday. '. '•'< ruining; between this place and Red turned home from a stay of iwo B§nk was broken with an apple An. unusually Urge attendance marked the services of the Ocean Weeks with her Bister, Mrs. John thrown by a boy. Some of the pas- Fees of South River. •efigers were showered with piecoB View community church and Sun- A Nominal Deposit Will of glass, but no one was cut. The day-school on Sunday. Special mu- sical numbers were given by Miss Call on Luke Longhetd driver of the bus notified the police .Whtn you desire any sort of a I and' said that very frequently stones Palin, R, L. Poulson and the junior want filled quickly.—Advertisement 'and other objects were thrown at Reserve Your Purchase •thr;bu»By boys.^ : . Traffic on the Rumson road and other streets near the tennis club was'very heavy during the tennis tournament last week, but, the po- lice handled the situation in an ef- EDDIE'S Typical Fur Sale Values. Typical Fur Sale Values. ficient manner. Sealine Coats—Mink Marmot trim $115.00 Mountain Leopard—Fitch collar $195.00 The Methodist ladles", nil society Sealine Coats—Grey Squirrel trim $145.00 Silver Muskrat—Fox trim $289.00 will hold its annual fair oh Thurs- r 9,19, and 29c day, of.ue« week. The fair will be Natural American Opposum $159.50 Light Brown Poney—Fitch collar •. $275.00 held on, the vacant lot opposite the Brown Caracul—BrowJi Fox trim $159.50 Mink Marmot—Fox collar $250.00 church if the'weather is fair and in MEAT MARKETS Taupe Caracul Paw—Fox trim $195.00 Black Caracul Paw—Black Fox collar $159.50 I the church basement if the weather is stormy. t 31 Broad St., 112 Monmouth St. A dance will be held on Saturday night of this week at Holy Rosary % HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW GOOD. [hall. Rev. Arthur A. McKay under- Bring Your Hosiery to went an operation on hlj nose Mon- Cloverdale Bacon China & Home Furnishings day afternoon. Dr. J. A. Fisher of Asbury Park performed the oper- Per Package ation. Be Mended at Steinbachs At Sharply Reduced Prices! | John Wade has taken a position I as assistant to Jere J. Carew, bor- No need to pore over one's darning basket these ough clerk, police clerk and justice warm days for by a new process Steinbachs can re- > Nine home requisites whose desirability cannot be I of the peace. pair all "runs" and pulled threads in .hosiery most I Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kettel and Bacon Ends questioned, take price-cuts of a decided advan- daughter Isabel oxpect to leave this satisfactorily. And the charge is very moderate. tageous nature for participation in this unusually weak on an automobile trip to Can- 2 lbs. for ads. STEINBACHS—First Floor important mid-August event. Mlu Gladys Jenkins of Reading; For Flavoring Beani and Cabbage Pennsylvania, formerly of this plsee, it visiting Miss Elisabeth SntiUi. Fresh Chopped Beef Rsr. William P. VanTrles, pas- Dangler Water Pitchers tor of the Presbyterian church, Is enjoying a month's vocation. Ser- Per lb. Gas Ranges vices will be held Sundny mornings 19' 85c during August, but no services will be ' held Sunday night, Riv. One-third Off A greatly lowered price, this on Dwight L. Parsons of Little Silver artistic, but useful water pitchers pftaehed Sunday. A famous mnko of RUK ranges, Smoked Cala Hams of glistening glass In striking all- Joisph Hlntetmann, who Is »m- theio In aovcrnl etylcn. Some nro ovu decorations. One end ono- pioytd by a law, Arm at Newark, is plain, others linvo whlto cnnmol Per lb. hilf quart size. hairing a vacation of two wetks, buck shields. 4 iwi'l 6 burners. Qrdlnancts for improving Rldgo 17 Somo have oren regulators. j Btllevuo avtnue, Uuena Vista I *>rt,nue and Blngham avtnui and for, laying gutUn on Allin sHre*t will tons up for puhllo htsrlng and Young Roasting euuga at'tomorrow nlschl'a mist* Colored Ins/ of the commluloners, Chickens Per lb. Cottage & Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and Glass Sets Mil hivs rsturnsd from an autorao- bll* trip to Canada. Dinner Sets | - Alwsndir W. KvtrU of Hajtlnn, $9.95 " ' York, Is spsndlng a month Bfeast of Spring lUr. and MM, Arthur A. Mo- Very Special Mxtra specially priced, thtiit forty- An Important Clearance four pltti luncheon nts of fin* i Oormsn and family sptnt Lamb Per lb. 2MV. CfttUKn K«l« I4.H0 cnlnrtd tiaii In green, «mh«r and Ittliday'a, South lllv.r with Mr. 83.|'e, Cott»»r *«l« U.IIO ri>M llntai 'I'lio »«t» for um In Otrntan't brother, Jam** Oormin. 100-I'c, Dinner SKIH 121,50 lh« tummer ' ?sul HlnUlminn Is sending Every Summer Hat Mfsfil WMIU In Malnt. I Mlrtty Wilkw will itirt train- Fresh or Corned thli wttk. Nigollstloni an un- » way for a bout bttwtin Walker Plate Beef lb. In Stock I'MlPtal flirltnbuh. I Tht borough boat dofk it tht 9' Hammocks Mixing Bowl f»qt ot LiUytttt itnil tnd Iht Iridit to ivoikiit Point at Uti (MI Half Price! Sets I tf WMhlniita strut irt tm h\/»U Fresh Killed Fowl i Off •rtrl and urn tlm»i tuft iti «ke Grouped for nn Immediate whlsknwny In every 1 ^m»t «f#H i««lB(i4 with U»t 99c 4Hfi d*WB Ltft)rtUt itritt typo of lint Imtiglimblo — from trig, clotofUtlng Thli It MI iiM>i.n«l ii|i|ioitmill)> to 7 A sptrlal iiutthkt*, nuil* lit inuth A tf WUhlnirtofl ttntt, Out clochoB for mom wear to largo drooping precUle a cumfuitAlilt li«Mfnu«)i Itvlew rrnuUrtr for thli ««UI Ylf+ Urt «Mk rtlHimiB JimM (or the \

SERENADE AT NAVESINK. nineteen weakftsh. ' .Warren Her- SHREWSBURY NEWS. ,:; bert caught thirteen weakfith Sun- Card Party at Home of Mill Jan* FIRST CHURCH OF Lawrence Scott and Mils Helen day. •.'•.•'•.•••:. .Roarke Married July 28th. nlngt—Bought a Ronditer. . ; CHRIST SCIENTIST Miss Gladys Leffersbh has* re- (Th« Red Dink , IIt»l»ter c»n be bought (Th 64 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. BURQUNDY ; -Miss-Helen Roarke, daughter .of turned from a two week*.' stay at each week In Shrewsbury'from Richard 3AV Mrs. William Hasteadt of Keans- Camp Greenwood. '. : - ' BBeakk e it the poitofnee,) . ' ' TELEPHONE 21U -! * Servlt.i Sunday U A.'M.. S t. It. ' REISL1NO uurg, and. Lawrence H. Scott, 'son Mrs. Viola Defour and daughter < Miss Cora Jennings entertained Sund»*.School-i-9:SO A. M. •' of James Scott of Navosink, were of Elmhurst, Long; ': Island, were a few friends at a card party last During July and Amtuit the Sun- Our Service Cariisj REDUCE day Evening Service wUI be omitted. married Friday,'July 29th, at High- guests of' Mrs. H. B. Sheffield part Saturday afternoon, /_• Wednesday Evening T.itlmonlal lands, but the announcement of the of last week. Cyril Lawes has bought a neW Meetings—» P, M. ••••' - .. •-"• always ready* Reading Room—Wednesdays and •edding was not made until last Harry Shoemaker of Point Pleas- Gardner eight-cylinder roadster. Saturday! from ! ilO to'«ISO P. M. 1 eek. The cOTupl5~are ilving tem- ant is visiting hi3 son, Benjamin A. Miss Ella McGarity, who la em- The publlo le cordially Invited to Superfluous Flesh porArily \*ith' the' bride's mother. Shoemaker. ' . ' ployed at the Prudential insurance attend the services and vi.U tht Steaih Vulcanizing. | Mr. Scott is employed at William Mrs. Minnie Harvey has been en- company's office, is enjoying a v* .Reading Room, Under Medical Supervision. Golden's store at Locust Point, but tertaining relatives from New cation of two weeks. Balloon and Ti in the fall he expects to take a Brunswick. ••""-. ' The firemen took part in tho fire NO DRUGS OR DIETING. position with the Fairchild under- Mrs. Vincent Gray of Oceanporf men's parade Saturday at Bolmar. WeRecommendNew Prescription Tires in Stocks taking establishment at Brooklyn. is on a trip to Europe. Frank La.wes, Jr., is" spending a Great factories, telephone offlees. da- Electric Cabinet Baths, Ring Roller, Reducycle, partmeni «tor«a, akopi, ille allMottl el Mr.. Scott expects to become an un- few days with his brother, Reginald i-Vol annuailr thru thalp doctora and dertaker. * UNION BEACH NEWS. Lawes of Rochester, New York. none, because thejr know ItUiih an* Vibrator Masseur, Electric Blankets, Morse hsrmlsss, doii not d.pr.n the ieart but PORT Last Thursday night a surprise doe. Hop headaches, depreiilon, colds, SHERRY Wave Generator, Needle Point Shower. serenade was given for tho newly Epworth League Hold:. Hot Dag Pickle Company Fined. <«er, asuraliia, period palm, etc, quickly. MUSCATEL John Hans Roast at Cliffwood.' We guarantee A-Vol will please you « TOKAY married couple at the home of the your money back. Try tali remaftebla X The Colonial pickle works iX WINE GRAPE, JUICE 42 West Front Streej. THIS METHOD HAS REDUCED THOUSANDS OF WOMEN groom's parents. Both the bride The Epworth league of Grace Ml. pain relief next tine, Freehold was fined $00 and costs Coutilna no a.plrln, .c.tinilld or o ALL OVER THE WORLD. IMPROVES CIRCULATION nd groom are graduates of thechurch held a "hot dog" roast at last week for violating health ordl' • teart diyiutUU. Renumber—Satisfaction or Money /REP BANK, N. J j Cliffwood Beach Monday with about back Guaranteed. AND RELIEVES ACHES AND PAINS. Middletdwn township high school at nances in permitting decayed vege- Leonardo and the serenaders were 25 persons, present. Some of the table matter to remain on its prem v Write fof Boold.t,. rincipally their former classmates. crowd went bathing and some spent ises and for keeping its grounds in the evening in other diversions. The, CHEERIO GRAPE JUICE, INC. Consultation Free. The members of last year's high such a condition that mosquito Green Drug Co., BM-S3S West Broadway, New York. trip was. made by autO' truck. school football team took a lead- breeding places were formed. IS Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. .* Telephone Spring S8I0. Phone Long Branch 321 ing part. Lawrence Scott was -a Mr. 'and Mrs. Percy Head enter- member of this team, and he made tained a number of guests last _ h_a good, showing that he was week, among them being Mr. and S.;B. AARONSGN picked-ns-cciiterr for the all-star Mrs.'Head and son, Mr;Jand"Mrs. Btate team. fiobi 1 1 -117 THIRD-AVENUE,. LONG BRANCH. Andrews and ME. and_Mw. Sanders, iiiiiiiiniiiBaii:' ' ' HAZLET FWS. of Jersey City, Albert Newman, Chester Bernard, Raymond Dugan Arvid Latham Has a Party and Ralph Coward of Flatbush, IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSE... . 4«*«4«««««««««•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« Seventeenth Birthday. New York. Between Atlantis WshlhndB BulMIni anil (Tfle Ited Bunk Register can be bought the ladies' auxiliary of Union Lonn Association, bod/ corporate oi'Kewf each . week In Hazlet from Mrs. Ednu Jeney, Complainant, and Arthur!'.WtU| Wetgand Pescux ot the po^toflke. Beach fire company will hold a bus WHY PAY FANCY PRICES? ll»m«. et ala., Defendant!. j • rido to Olympic Park on August On Bill, ete. Notice. . ' . On Tuesday night of last, week TO ARTHUR WILLIAMS and EDITH I 19th. Burdge & Russell Arvid Latham was given a party LOCATION o BELL WILLIAMS, hi. wife I T I Mr. and Mrs. Percy Head are en- By virtue of an Ordor of the Court of I at the home of his parents, Mr. and LOTS Chancery of the State of New Joliey;m«del Mrs.. Andrew J. Latham, in cele- tertaining the latter's sister, Mrs. on the third day of August, A. D.,ynlne.l Johnson of Europe. , toen hundred anil twcnty-iovcn. In I eer«l Expert Movers of Household bration of his sevcnteentit birthday. tain cause .therein depending wherein thiI An enjoyable evening was spent by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins are Atlantic HiuhlanJ. Buildlnn and;; Loan I touring'Canada and other places of ARUoolatlon'la complalnarit and yoli Ar*l Goods and Pianos. the young folks with dancing and thur Williams and Edith Hell Willlama, art! games, Those present were Miss interest for two weeks. defendants, you are required to appear,! Mr. and Mrs. George Entwistle plead, answer or demur to the conmlatn*! Marion Little and Miss Edith Little ant's bill of complaint on or before thai of Engtewood, Robert Whitpcan, Wil- of Jersey City were visitors at the fourth day of October. A, D., nin,etefnl City Movings a Specialty home of Mrs. Joseph. Farrand last .hundred. and twenty-seven,—In — dfifaulll liam Whitecan and Clarence Lam- whereof such decree will be made agajnsil bertson of Rahway, Elthea Carhart, week. you as the Chancellor shall think equitable! Mrs. Fisher and daughter "Alice, and Just. . . 'I Large, Well Padded Vans Grace H. Weigand, Evelyn Reed, The object of the said suit Is to foreeloie'l Elsie Walling, Ruth Ackerson, Helen accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Far- two certain mortgages made by tbe salclft Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men rand and 'daughter, motored to Arthur Williams and Edith Dell Williams,! Walling, Ida Guderjahn, Charles hi. wife, to ths Atlantic Highlands bulldi! Johnson, Carlton Cherry, Stanley Highlands on Thursday. inir and lonn association, .covering; IUl Latham, William Dallenback, Cecil Tho Union Beach Catholic club Numbers One Hundred and Twcnttf-FoUil Sight Seeing Busses for all Occasions and One Hundred and Twenty-Five on the! Dallenback, James H. Ackerson and held a card party with 100 friends Map of New Keansburg, Mo. 8, In thai and members present at their club- Township of MlclJlctown, In the County oil Anywhere, Any Time. JohnJJahrenburg. "Monraouth and State of New Jersey, on«| house last week. The club is plan- of the said mortgages being dated De«f A special meeting of the fair ccmber 10th, 1020, and recorded in th«L Fireproof Storage: Packing and Express. committee and the ladies' auxiliary ning a ride to Asbury Park. Monmouth County Clerk's OfHce lit Book! was held in the firehouse Thursday Miss Eleanor Sappah a spending BOO of Mortgages on pa|es 912, etc., sod! —when you can buy home-building sitai'adjoining Deal,. the other mortgage being dated Decent*! to prepare for the fair and supper a few weeks with her grandmother, ber 21st, 1021,' and recorded In the 'Mon-I Office Globe Court and Mechanic Street Mrs. Dorr of Jersey City. Lake, tnterlaken, N: J., on the fa'moua Jeraey Coaat, (or muuth County Clerk's Office In Book 6111 to be held on September 1st and 2d. comparatively little money and on dead eaiy termi. ;. of Mortiagea on pages 105, etc, Those who have entered the popu- Mrs. Florence Williams of New- You, Arthur' Williams, and EdltH Bull Tel. 894 RED BANK, N. J. lar.Jadiea' contest, are .Elthea Car- ark was a visitor at the home qf her Wllllamsr his" wife, >re made Jiirtlet do- "• •••••••• ••*••" •• ••>•••'•••••»•••••»•»» « «.-«,»•••»•• • hart, Grace H. Weigienii, Theresa aunt,'"Mrs"; George H." Jones, last fendant because you are the owners «( th week. said property. • •*, . Seabrook, Irene Peseux, Helen Adjoining DEMTIISK^ • SNYDEIl * BOBJSRTS. ;. Walling. Elsie Walling, liuth Ack- Mrs. Walter Post and daughters, Solicitors of Complsintnti, > About Midway between Allenhurst and North .^sburyJR. R. Stations. . Atlantic Highlands, N. t\ erson, Mary VanMeerheke, Mar- Ruth and Dorothy motored to Sea- Dated August 3d, 1027. garet Everdeli and Evangeline Lay- girt Thursday to visit their father. Near the Most Beautiful Residential Section of STATE OF NEW JERSEY, ton. Mrs. John H. Bahrenburg and Department ol State. Miss Elsie D. Bahrenburg have MARLBORO NEWS. CERTIFICATE OF FILING OF CON8E.... BY STOCKHOLDERS TO DISSOLUTION. I charge of the fancy booth. Mrs. TO ALL TO WHOM THESE mESENTBI Samuel H. Walling, Mrs. Joseph L. The, Charles M. Wyckoff House En- MAY COME, GREETING: -. . I Lovctt and Mrs. Emma T. Rudiger tered and Robbed. WIIEftEAS, it anpears to my satisfaction,! by diily authenticated recoid of tlia" pro-l will hnve charge of serving the The home of the late Charles M. cecdlngs for the voluntary dissolution! Wyckoff was entered and robbed ASBURY PARK thereof deposited in my oftilee, that thai rhicken supper. early Saturday morning. The bark- r Monmouth Mutual Supply Company, a eor*J James Cullen has purchased a poratlon ot this State, whose principal! ing of dogs awakened the household Home iiiding ollli-c Is situated at West Bergen place, la! commercial Ford. He will sell his but the robbery was not discovered the Dorim'Rli of Retl Bank, County of Mon*l horse. mouth, Stale of New Jersey (Chseles E.I until morning. Two gold watches, Miss Dora M. Roberts is on a trip Urown. being the agent therein and tal I rings and money and a driver's li- 275 * Lots charice thereof, upon whom process mar bal to Alaska. served), h&s compiled with the reejulre-l cense were taken. Mrs. Pauline . Nelson and daugh- ments of "tin Act concernlntr corporations'! Mrs. M. L. Johnson of Brooklyn IRevlslon of loOSI," preliminary to the! ter Betty of Highland Falls, N. Y., And Two Dwellings and Miss Marie Heyer of Montclair Unulng of this CcrtlAeate that such ootwl visited Mrs. Emma E. I'escux on sent has been flled. • 1 are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Now therefore, I, Joseph F. 8. Flts-I Thursday. They are spending the Sewers, Water, Gas, Electricity, Sidewalks and Curbs Being Installed Ely. Patrick, Secrctsry of State of the State e(l week at Ocean Grove. j New Jersey, do hereby certify that''thai Miss Ruth Whitson Bpent part of on Wickopecko Drive, Grasmere Ave., tiogantown Road and adjacent Sts. ssld corporation-did. on the fourth day oil Mrs. Anna Manor .has had elec- ast week with Mr. and Mrs. Whit- AuL-ust, 1927, Ills In my office a duly exe." tricity installed in her house on the Also one Deal Lake dwelling, 11 rooms and 3, baths, with boathousc. Entire block cute4 and nttastcil consent in writing ftV ney Whitson of Red Bank. bounded by Bridlcfnerc and Buttermere Avenues and Iona Street. 316 feet actual frontage on the dissolution ot said corporation. ' ««»L Bethnny-Mntawan road, Services in the Marlboro Baptist cuted -by more than two-thirds In Interssll i Mra. Bracken nnd family of Avon Deal Lake, with riparian rights. of the stockholders thereof, which said es church next Sunday will be conduct- Plot 200x263x316. tlncste and the record of the proceeds spent Friday with Mrs. Emma T. ed by Rev. J. W. Tower of Colt's aforesaid are now on file In my said offlell ' Peseux. Las provldeil Dy Inw. . I Neck. In testimony whereof. I liava hereto aekl Mrs. M. Binghnm has leturncd to Miss Marjorle Ely entertained over my hand and alllxeu my official seal, all her home at Woodside, L. I., after Trenton, this fourth day of August, A. D>| the week-end Misses Mildred and one thoussnd, nine hundred and tv/eaty* spending her vacation nt the home Marion Brown of Mexico, N. Y., PUBLIC AUCTION of Mrs. Emma T. Peseux. 'YhS.) JO3EPII F. B. FIT2PAT!UCsT,| who are attending tho Columbia . BeereUry of Btaft. Thomas G. Cowles nnd family summer session. spent Sunday at Asbury Park and IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERiEY. Miss Mary Steers of Kcyport SAT. AUG. 2O TO MAKCELLA WlLMSIIUItSTl When selecting your Winter Coat consider Point Pleasant. spent Thjirsdny with friends here. Ily virtue ut ah order o( the Court efl Mrs. Joseph R. Peaeux spent 2[30 P. M,, under Tent, on Pjremliei. Ghanoety of New Jersey, made on the day! Miss Mary Freeman is visiting of the dale hereof. In a certain *eaust| Thursday at Newark, the reputation of the establishment from her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. J. PATTERSON, RHOME h. MORGAN, Attyi., Free Title wherein Frnl VYIImshurat la nelltloner, and! Mrs. L. White anil son George of % on Instalment you, Marcdla Wllmshurst, are defendant, I which they are purchased. Vogel furs have P. Bennett. Land and Mortgage Building, r> l> • you are required to nppenr and plsad, an.l Nrw York are spending two weeks' Tho Marlboro firemen took part In Contract. Aibury Park, N. J. fOllCiet iwer or demur to petitioner's pttttlonion erl •vith Mrs. Harry Pescux. before the first day of Ostobar nest, or! been known for quality and workmanship the firemen's parade at Belmar on Indtfault thereof such ileerie will be .taken! Mrs. L. White and Mrs. Harry sialnst you as tha Chancellor shall'think 1 Saturday. SEND FOR BOOKMAP euultable ami Just. • ' \ I since 1896. Women familiar with Vogel i'l'ni'tix and daughter Iieno spent 1 67 Liberty Street The object of salil suit la to obtain a 1 Snturdny afternoon with Mrs. Jos- Heilpa for Halpara. Telephone decree nl illvorca dlssulvini ths marriage I lura need no assurance of their superiority. eph ClalTy of South Amboy, form- That's what Register want adver- New York City between you and the said petitioner, : tisements havo become. They help Cortlandt of<4 V UUINN. fARHONH * DOIIKMUa, erly of Hazlct. Hiillcltors or Petitioner, . A birthday party was given to workers find jobs and help employ- P. 0. Adilrxs Rid Dank, N. J,| Klinor Carhnrt, daughter of Mrer. , find help—Advertlstmont. „ Dated July 10th, 1037. ' nnd Mrs. Hudson D. O'nrhnrt, on Wednesday. An enjoynblo after- IMtMIIIMMMMMHMIimHIMMIIMMIIIItMIIIIIIMHIIIHIimMMMIIMimitllMIIIIHIIIIIMMIIIIMIHimiMIHl noon was had liy all. Those at- tending weru , Btncy Cnrhnrt, llornco Cnrnnrt, Hudson Carhnrt, I'hnrlrn Word, Mrs, Thnmn. Rath. I»UIII nnd son VrrniMi, Mrs, Hnrry 3 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. 1'eu.ux, Mrs. I., White, Mrs. Hud- 'tin Cnrhnrt, Mrs. Dnvltl Kcennn flL'S Mill Mr*. Irn Cnrhnrt. l'rliea Wrro Squlrrclcttc—Groy oV Tan..V....$110 'wnrdrtl lo Dorothy Cnrhnrt ftntl Quality Meats 5hd Poultry at Low Prices—Buy at Al's—He Saves You Moiie Bay Seal $75 'iinrli-i WATCI. -MM. M, HlBBium, MM, Jaicfin' Marmot $90 !. IVSHIX, Mr", Knmift T, Ituillupr, ll-s Klfntiftr IIIIIIIKIT, lldltli Ktrjf LONG ISLAND Fresh Killed Boaverottc—Fox collar $125 r nnd Htttlnljih l'e«ru> lb \i "ilny nt Anbury I'.trlt, DUCKS FOWL Raccoon $175 to $450 3# 34 LITTLE SILVER NEWS. 29^ Slborlan Squirrel ,.„.,., .$210 to $195 lilnl an liurnpean Teiir»~M«lli« Muekrat $155to$265 tllilt Cle.r.,1 IBOO, ' SMOKED c c Regular Smoked i Hi* ttfil (tank lUefttfF fen !•• Ittitiinl Dyed Squirrel $150 to $350 •li • >•« In 1,1111s Dllttr si (h* tlai** lb fb • • Ptsh.1 st tM it^pttt, »M al tifetif ujiiehliliili's (flmtal slot*.) lb HAMS * Mnrmlnk $125 CALA HAMS Itr, Norman Tittn ami family of 17 27 'ii' Humion mail inllnl I'rMiy 27 Northern Seal—Denver collnr....$175 tuur nf y.titmw, Tiitiiftti unit MIM Anne lU»Ur tin In.i week fur Muro|t«i DIXE STYLE BONELESS Atiaut ffint) mi rlmrrd «t the e & *ll|l(lrr A fill llAMf Iinl'1 l|i| TrlUft* 'BACON POT ROAST I il»y lit the Methodist churtli hill for 19 M j l!m benefit (if ills M«tliedirl rliUrrh, 1$ SONS I Hi1, uti'l Mr*, Gpmm fihem tre in Biilomatjllcj trip to tht New Since i8y$\, BI tlf, Fresh or Corned Breait of Mr*, A, V, m-tp\\jt(h IIM fewfl 'WNfi tlANCH.NJt 'i ntuii thi I Droeklvn, 1 1 ' RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 10. 1927.

advantageous that the ground Bhoiild- four children In borauch of Miucwan. Tr": MOTOR POTATO PICKER. be fairly dry. ' GOT A,BIG SEA TURTLE. September 2Sth. i Freehold attended ;tho -tunernl it * Harper A'pplegate, desertion of wife nn/i Mrs. Ella Higglna 3crgen at*Bt,- i The picker, like the digger, live children at Bradley Bear.6. Trial Sep- leiiia Pailcr to ELWOOD MINUGH PERFORMS 'UUISJL rr.nr on;Friday, July J2Bth. ' -,, ' DEMONSTRATION ON THERON has only. two wheels. The front tember 21st, i y in Persia.. 1 of it la held in placet by being DIFFICULT FEAT. Samuel Brown, maintaining disorderly ^ Hhi Mary.: E.Benham of Tron-' McCAMPBELL'S FARM. iouse on the road .from Asbury Park to . , „ , , ton i« enjoying ten dayt with h'tr* fastened to the digger. Motor potato n y 8ister M 1 Tha Turtle, Which Weigh. SS Hamilton, In Neptune Towtwhlp. Trial 1 t Emil£ y o°\f ' ™-E'G'-Craig, diggers, with the motors attached" to October «th. Th» Only Mechanical Potato Picker Pounds, it on Exhibition at H.n- U.zabeth ;;wer e guestgests oof Mr. and Miss Knth'crlntcrinoo TrautmanitTrautmanrtO1 OJ» , in Ntw Jtraajr It Beln( Uaed the diggers, werq invented a num- Plotro Sacco; assault ond battery upon Mrsrs. ConrConrad HlHalll laslt t weekk. Mtitysiriess Man neaiey'i Fiih Market— h Will Be Carhollo Sacco at Lontr Brnnch June 24lh fc-obklyn arid Prank Trautmann' ber of yean ago, but they aro little Thtrt to Htrveit Cobbler.—New Put in tho River Tod»tL__ Trial October 4th. ; Misses Roberta ar.d Katharine Jfv^Uh used. The digger used In the Holm- ysTtrl, have been M Typ* ,of DIggar and Tractor. On exhibition at Hennessey's Mr; and Mrs. Jacob Trautmann, Sr. . On Thcron McQampbcll'g Raman- dcl demonstration differs from all 'isiting Miss Alma Lutes the past of Its predecessors in that fish market on Monmouth street, FIRE DAMAGES BRIDGE. Miss Eleanor Aumack has bopn , Make A Mistake cssin farm at Holmdcl arc three hreo weeks. .-. • Z visiting Miss-Francos-ApplogatiJ for* f; ransmitted from the tractor. Red Bank, is a live sea turtle weigh- g n machines that bid fair to revolu- Traffic Over Matawan Trestle Hold Mr. and Mrs. William I. Davlson, the past f d / ' Tho tractor straddles two potato ing 55 po.unds which Klwood the past few days. • _/ tion^ potato farming and one In y a Day. r., spent last week at Newark with 1 rows, but the digger and picker har- Minugh caught at North Point in P ;heir daughter and her husband, Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Lester Hann and ^particular which has aroused in- Barncgat Bay last Wednesday. The Fire destroyed l'OO fuut of "the daughters of Easton spent tho week- tense interest among Monmouth vest tho potatoes ono row at a time. ind Mrs. Harvey Boyce. The machinery is designed for use turtle hns been at tho fish market railroad trestle a't Matawan early Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lapple cn- end with Mr. and Mrs. William J, county tillers of the soil. The ma- Carr. They also visited Mis. Dal«y on large farms. It would not be since Monday. Mr. Minugh will'turn Sunday morning and stopped all crtained over the week-end Mr. and if- you discontinue your news- chine last referred to Is n mechani- Hann, practical on small places. Holmdcl it loose this afternoon lr>. the river traffic over the bridge. Tho dam- Urs. A. Scckcl, Mr. and Mrs. A. cal potato picker. The other two at Red Bank, and the .turtle will no age to the bridge delayed thousands Mr. nnd Mrs, James A? Larrbcrt, paper publicity during August. machines are a tractor and a potato and Marlboro township farmers bert, J. Seeker E. Grosclande, Mr. nre intensely interested in the dem- doubt go'back to its natural haunts of shore excursionists. During the Jr., and Jlmmio Frueh of Knsbrouck , digger and they are used in combi- f nd Mra. Westerfield, Miss June onstration. Potato farming on a in tho ocean. Mr. Minugh has no day all trains wore re-routed by way Heights were guestft of Mr. and ' A careful stjidy of the adver- nation with the potato picker. Groscelande, Mrs. L. Groscclande, Mrs. Jack Frueh on Sunday. largo scale is done in those two use for it and he caught it in order of Jamc3burg from South Amboy Hiss Irene Forbes and Mr. Heim Rev. and Mrs. J. ^Vnncn Kobe ara tising in the big metropolitan Potatoes' dug, graded and put in townships. Hundreds ot farmers to show it as a curiosity. and thence to Freehold. From f Jorscy City. visiting Mr. and Mrs, Gcorae Hewitt 150-pound sacks at the rate of seven saw the new machinery used last Mr. Minugh, A-. B. Dirhan and Freehold the Pennsylvania trains Mrs. Fred Burke and daughter of lje Lanco. papers shows that a great deal Backs in nine minutes! This rato week and no doubt there will be big James N. Bunell spent a week at wenfcby way of Farmingdale to the Anna spent -Wednesday with her Miss Mildred Davison of Cran- of almost one tack a minute crowits to Bee It tomorrow and Fri- North Point. Mr. Minugh saw the shore and tho Central trains used of costly publicity work is done mother, Mrs. Frank Schneider, Sr., bury spent last week with Miis Bet- is the way -potatoes aro being day if the weather is favorable. turtle while he was in a boat ten the Freehold and Matawan road. A harvested on Mr. McCampbell's force of over 150 men was hurried £ Freehold. - ty VanDenbergh. 5 in the summer. ,The big de- feet long. He had an eel spear and Lewis Mergaugey has nold his i,, ork Is place. A sack holds fifteen'pounds he speared the turtle through the to the bridge and by night o'clock Wall App gate of New Y irdperty on Wood avenue to Mr. visitin- • • g his brother, C. A. Applcgato partment stores do not quit ad- leas than a barrel. It requires .four leg with it. The spear did not hold Sunday night traffic was restored. nd Mrs. William Herbert. person^ to manipulate the picker. NEWS FROM KEYPQRT and the turtle got away. Mr. Th: fire started on tho ground mid- and wife. vertising in August. Their, Mrs. William R. Stults of Tren- Mrs. Harvey C. Stults of Surnmit Seven sacks of potatoes in nina Minugh chased it into shoal water, way between the north and south ton visited Mrs. John A. Stults on minutes nfeans_ approximately 47 LOUIS MILLER BUYS THE PAL-'turned it over OIL itaJiack and got bound tracks, Opiniona differ, as to visited Mrs. Everettt H. Kulhler on sales~may*iiot-be quite-up-Cb Wednesday.. -.». ^_ Wsdnesdayr — • * — - - *- — sacks of potatoes in ap hour. Pour ACE it_in_his_hoat. It was a difficult JghethflL-the fire waa-puepo —W411lam-G»bb6—of—HiiladalpMa- good men can pick enough potatoes Mr. aHd~Mf6. JohJl jthe^veXqf spring orfall. ATT I i feat to perform in such a small boat or was caused by live coala from spent last week with his parents, of Freehold and Harry Emmons of flllthljiti The Elmdorf Riitturant on Front d —-^tobe used for a an, engine. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gibbs. On Sun- an hour. Then, too, it has to —S—Street t tfclctfclT iAli-fD p Philadelphia were guests pf Mr, and the more reason, accordingly turtle of thisltind is~ca TlayrMfv'SiKl-Mrs. Gibbs, MissElsio- MkAbFPi%Il be considered that when picking is Re^ W. E. Bralaled to Preach 1 Gibbs, William Gibbs and Vincent ing orT a man's finger. The turtle VEGETABLE CLUBS SHOW. Miss Marie Applegct of Bound their philosophy, why they' done byJiand two operations aro During Baptist Paitor'i Vacation. De Leyn motored to Irvington, is apparently none the worse for Brook spent last week with Miss required. First the digging has to - 'J1" R£d, BaJk H««l«t« c»n be bought Children to Exhibit Products of where they were guests of Mr. and ' should push for trade. They having been speared. Adelaide Keyes. be done and then the picking taken "ore." Keyport " Charlea Laha'a Mr. Minugh and the other mem- Their Skill Next Week. Mrs. George Leedeken. place, whereas on Mr. McCampbell's Forman VanDenbergh of Bny- argue that the profitable store • Louis Miller has purchased the bers of his party made the trip to Monmouth and Middlesex coun- Rev. T. Cuylcr Young of Cort- onnc spent a few days last week farm the digging and picking is all ties' business of the Palace Diner on North Point and return in a motor vegetable club members wil land, N. Y., visited friends here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. iithe one that is busy all the done in one operation. In fields Broad street from the Walter E. boat. They stayed at the club- ho.ld their show at the Matawan over tho week-end. Mr. Young was where the, yield is particularly George D. VanDenbergh. Walsh estate, of which the Keyport house of tho Red Bank fishing club. high school Saturday afternoon and a former pastor of the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Alston VanDorveer, year around at the same level. heavy the mechanical picker would banking company is the administra- In addition to the turtle they got a evening of next week. Cash and church and is enjoying a month's Frank Laird andJUiss Elsie Hulsart undoubtedly harvest better than tor. big lot of hard clams, cell and wcak- ribbons will be the prizes. The ex- vacation before sailing for Persia one sack a minute. of Adelphia enjoyed Sunday at A. D. Aggelakos has purchasod fish and a fine big bluefish. hibits will be set up Saturday morn- on September 24th, where he will Roton Point, Conn., on Long Island The advertising that helps The riew machinery will be on tho Elmdorf restaurant on Front On Friday and Saturday Mr ing and will be open to the publii enter the field of Missions. Raniahbssin farm'the remainder of Bound. keep their trade normal- in street, near Beers street Minugh, Mr. Dirhan and Mr. Bunel Saturday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Trautmann, Mrs. Charlotte C. VanDorveer this week. Ari invitation has been Zora A. Morris of Chatham was were joineo/by Anatole Chameroy, Nine Monmouth county garden Jr., motored to Brooklyn on Sun- extended to all farmers and other and Harry E. Applegato, Sr., en- jiimmerJ_s_really jnore profit- tho recentguest of his son, Benja- A. B. Pyott and John Pohl of Red clubs will exhibit in the show. These day, whero they were guests of Mr. joyed ..Friday afternoon, at Belmar interested parties to-see itrinopera- nilrTMorrTs; .Bank, who made the trip in an au- arer the clubs of Little "Silver; and Mrs. Robert Stutterhemv tlon. The entire crop of early Cob- Beach. " aBlelHan ifie-advertising that George S. Cherry spent the week- tomobile. This last named party Shrewsbury, Tinton Falls, Eaton- Miss Florence Lewis returned Mr. and Mrs. Edwqjd T. Roonsy bler potatoes on the place will be end lit East Orange. of fishermen caught twelve weak- town, Pine Brook, Hazlct, Freehold from Brooklyn on Sunday after a brings "in more trade at a time gathered with the new machinery entertained over the week-end Mr. Misses Kathleen Lufburrow, Eliz- fish. Clarksburg and Allcntown. two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. and later on the late crop will be and Mrs. George Cushman and fam- - when people are naturally buy- abeth . Young and Dorothy Young W. Bailey. ily of River Head, L. I. . harvested in tho name way. The are enjoying a motor trip to Vir- IN THE COUNTY^ COURT. Dropped Dead on Vacation. Miss Lillian Earber enjoyed a ing freely. The advertising machinery was first put in operation ginia. George Maloncy of Brooklyi two weeks' vacation at Atlantic last Thursday. Several Offenders Plead and Havi To the Cemetery. Mrs. Marie. Jolls is occupying the Trial Dates Fixed. dropped dead yesterday at Atlantic City and Wildwood. Lady (to taxi drivcr)-rHow much men who handle this big store • The potato picker was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glew of Hitchcock house on Broadway. Several persons against whom thi Highlands, where he had been will you charge to take me to the; Mr. McCampbell a few weeks ago Elizabeth and Miss Margaret Smith Cecil S. Ackerson, William Gil- April grand jury found indictments spending a vacation. He had beei cemetery? work are good guides for the for $200. If is manufactured by of Asbury Park are spending two martin, F. P. \Demarest and Lloyd were arraigned before Judge Stein- staying at the Florence inn. Dcat Taxi driver—One way? the firm of Schmechel & Schuljert weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad smaller merchants to follow. ~~ E. Cokelet will represent the Rari- bach Thursday for pleading and was due to heart disease. He wai of Thiensvillp, Wisconsin. It was Hall. tan post of American legion at the fixing dates for trial. Those who 65 years old and leaves a widow an STORE FOR RENT, shipped East by rail. 'It has been State convention held in Trenton a daughter. The body was pre Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Sherman of named the T.usco potato picker. It were arraigned and the trial dates Monmouth Street, Fine Location. , f| Theyhavej^fully_ay? this week. fixed are as^ follows: pared for burial at Posten's funeral Laurclton were guests of Mr. and ^asbecn-on the-markot only a Bhort home and was sent to Brooklyn: Mrsr George -McBxide on Wednes- time and only a few of these dig- Mr. ~an'd"MrS."Edwa'rd" Young" of Nencle Canonlco, assault and battery "the various theories "of adver- upon George H. Rlttenberg at Asbury Park. day. g gers are in use in the entire Unltei New York are occupying the Henry A. Young house for the summer. June 20th. Trial September 2d. Old Woodwork. Mrs. Wilson Applegate and daugh- Hylin & Salt, tising. If they believe it pays States. Tho ono bought by Mr. Mc- Chris De Pasquale, Illegal (ale of llquoi ter Ethel have been visiting Mr. E. W. Karkus spent several days Fritz Baker, a cabinet maker em Register Building, Red Bank. Campbell is the only one in Mew at Highlands. 'Trial September ISth. and Mrs. Gus Holman pf Newark NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT last week at Boston. t Denny De Seno and Angelo Napolitano, ployed by Louis Richmond of Free to advertise largely in summer, Jersey." the past week. Estate ot Martha Gibbons, deceaud. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Hitchcock assault and battery upon and robbary hold, spent last week at New Yorl Notice la herebjr given that tha accounts S25 from Russel Grimes at Neptune, May ct the subscriber, Gertrude Relnhardt. ad- it will pay for their competitors Tho tractor aiid potato dlggtv aro left Saturday for McLean, Va., where he was engaged in putting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz of 20th. Trial September 18th Philadelphia are spending' two ministratrix with will annexed of ttl« es- owned by tho Eastern auto sales where they will spend several weeks Eugene Jacobs, Jr., breaking and enter- in panelling in the home of Mrs, tate of said dectased. will be audited and company of Long Branch. Noaf- 1 weeks at Gutlcr'B summer resort. atated by the Surrogate ot the County ot throughout the retail trade. In with Mrs. Hitchcock ! parents, Mr. ing the house of Edward D. Lentllhon 1 Amory Haskell. The panelling was Monmouth and reported tor settlement to fio Buck, formerly of. Colt's Neck, and Mrs. J. A. Storm. Miss Evelyn Mlddletown Township, April 28th. Trial taken from a house built in 1731 Mrs. G. A. Perrine of Newark the Orphans Court of said County, on smaller cities there isfidme' lft-r represents the sales company in this September 21st. visited Mrs. Cornelia Biirtt on Mon- Thuraday. the eighth day ot September, Colcman, visiting Red Cross nurse, Marie M. Martini, disorderly house near Woodstown, New Jersey. A. D. 1021. at which time application will section and he is demonstrating the 1 lth and River avenues, Belmar. Trla! day. be made for tht allowance of commlsilona tie tendency for advertising to accpmpanled them and will visit rel- and counsel tees. tractor and digger. Ho drives the atlvcti s at NcN w Bost V September 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison of New Jennie Shipley, maintaining disorder! Used cars are unused transports Dated July 22, A. D. 1027. drop in summer. It is.done on tractor on the Holmdel farm while Wr_ OT,H M« W v.n, tion at low cost. Look In Luk< York "are spending a week with Mr. GERTRUDE REINHARDT, ho demontration is in progress. house and Illegal sate of liquor at 112 and Mrs. George Mounts 29 Ocean Avenue, Ideal Eeacb, H. i, ; making art auto trip to Virginia. Atlantic avenue, Asbury Park. Trial Sept* Longhead's department of The Iteg Qulnn, Parsons 4 Doremus, the theory that trade tends to Tho tractor Is different in som. John S. Matthews, Jr., Frank tember Z8th. later for used car bargains.—Adver- Mrs. Cornelia Burtt, J. Ogden Bed Bank, N. J.. -, drop at that time! It is about respects from any other in this sec- Cottrell, Herbert West ar4 George Charles DuBois, desertion of wife an< tisement Burtt and Mrs. Thomas Burtt of Froetorf. tion, although many of the same Campbell spent Saturday night at sort are used on Long Island. They Beach Haven on a fishing trip. as. sensible as if a farmer re- aro employed there not only to dig Mrs. Caroline D, Elliott, Miss Es- potatoes but also to plr.nt, culti- fused to feed his horse because her Elliott. Mrs. Arthur S. Van- vate and spray. On a number of Buskirk and Mrs. John C. Osborn Long; Island potato farms horses the beast was a little more tired are spending several weeks at Tup- Have been entirely supplanted by per Lake, N. Y., making the trip in i than usual. It isvwhen the ani- gasoline-propelled machinery. 25% Savings to Housewives Mrs. Osborn's car. mal' flags that the farmer sees tractor used lor the Holmdcl Miss Helen Cottrell is spending demonstration la a Fordson with es- cveral weeks in Vermont. On all purchases of Meats are offered in these Roth Quality Specials • that he is in need of the best pecially made wheels and extended Hoyt Warren of San Antonio, grain. If trade flags in sum- axles, Tho wheels are about a foot cxas, is visiting Mr. and.Mrs. Jo- for this week-end. higher • and much narrower than oph J, Boland. mer, put the^tonic of advertis- those used on ordinary tractors. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown wheels and' the extended axles are ind Harry A. Brown have been LEGS OF GENUINE SHORT FOREQUARTERS OF _Jng into itJL\ _.,. ._ tho invention of E. W, Johnson of ipending their vacation in the Cat- Hlckivllle, Long Lsland, who is vlco ikill mountains. GENUINE president and general manager of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maurer of the Hlcksvillo Implement company. SPRING LAMB Surplus stocks and unsea- Elizabeth wero week-end guests of SPRING LAMB Mr. Johnson also invented tho po- Mrs, Minnie Maurer. sonable goods turned into cash tato digger which Is being used for Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Aumack of the demonstration. Tho digger New York are spending tho month and overhead charges balanced has only two wheels. Tho front part f August with Mr. and Mrs. John 39c "> 25c by incoming trade are but two of it needs no wheels, as it is , Scully, fattened to tho tractor and balanced Mr. and Mrs. George H. Conovcr of the results of summer adver- in this way, leave Friday for the Pacific Coast, Projecting from tho front of tho hero Mr. Conovcr will attend a tising, but the most important diggor and alantod at-a downward National lumbermen's convention. SMALL # FRESH-KILLED FRYING anglo It a steel plato which scoops Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Myers of Los is the fact'that you retain your up tho earth to a depth of about Angeles, Cat., wero guests last week Roasting Chickens YOUNG FOWL CHICKENS patrons and pave the way.for eight'inches. ' A lever controls this of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Hcndrickion. (3),-lt>. Average) (3—3)»-tb. Averaia) ' (3-tb. Avaraga) scoop and It can bo regulated to dig Rev, and Mrs. F. S. llarwood and increased business in the fall. up any depth desired. Thi earth and family aro spending their vacation lb. lb. - lb. the potatoes aro carried upon an at WolUbrldjre, N. Y, During Mr. 37c elevator chain to tho potato plckor 37c 34c larwood'i absenco services In tho whero there la another elovator First Baptlit church will be con- chain, ducted by Itov. William Braided, Armour't "STAR" SMOKED. Moat of the dirt folia, between tho Jr. Thcro will be no services on Inks of tho chain. Attached to tho Sunday tvcntngn. picker Is a platform on which.four Mn. Edward Aumack ajid Mn. Regular SMOKED HAMS CALI HAMS persona stand. They pick out clods LoRoy Sprague have opened a res- at , dirt mil weeds which an taurant In tht Langan block,, on. C c REDjANK cirrlad on the • elevator chain. Broad itroet, * ' Deft flngcra tro required for this 1/, K, Cokalet li enjoying a vaca- lb work. At (1ml tho farm employed tion from his duties a» teller with ib found coiulilorablo difficulty In per- th« Ifcyport banking compuny. 19 forming this Usk, but after a few Mlu Mattle Curhart ha* relumed REGISTER trials they became experience^], from * visit with her aunt, Mn. M. In tho rear pf th» potato pltktr V. Conovir of Brooklyn. Prime Sugar-Cured aro four hopprra Into which Iht pi* Mr. and Mr#, H. W. Wharton is the logical medium to reach Utoei »ro foil, lly • •Imple «r- •pent thi wsck-ind with Mr. ami Sirloin Steak nngtiment the flow of polatoca cm Mn. K. It. Wharton nl tliclr cottage Chuck Roast Bacon Squares . the pooplo who have the money be ihlftrd from on* hopper to «n- st Ocean Orovi. lb to spend. Over 35,000 readers other, A ipp|iupp|yy of lacka U car- J. Edrar Walllnr hai returned lb. * • rieidd on tthh s jffjifatformo . AAi noon M from a vacation In Canada. 19c 19c 42c easorly look for it each week' on« nek li filled It It f l on the who hm lifcn In trouml. Tha flaw o) poutou !• Texai for iivtral msnlhi, In upsnd at their homes or offices. THE dlvcrttld d to another hopper unit in In* hl» vacation hm, m pm- "CLOVERBLOOM" M ff empty f«ck U nulfkly fmloncil to Mn, Arthur P. Wolff of HI. Al PURE c RED BANK REGISTER is the Ihi hopper which hu Jun bein buna, I* I*., and nan, KniticlK w«r« unit, recent nunti of Mr. and Mn. Uay 47S. CREAMERY BUTTER 47 highest efficiency in advertls- (IN ONE POUND PRINTS) lb Conn««Ud with DIP trietor li monii Cherry, Ing value because it roaches «*•* <• »n»*n it a "p6w« take Mr, ind Mr«, It. G. D«y *ml -l hl uk ff duughUr Urrilno weri recent the buyer direct at a tlmo when •rat i Ih?i dl«(ii" r*ilmle" 'r thiln wh«n •UMti ef Mr. ind Mm, llenjimln ihi ln««r li mn«i mevlngt The id Ely o( VllUburth, I'a. advertising has value—wherr it ui of (Mi li.thot Utt chain M)H Flartni* Clirhion* i fsrmtr has pull for successful results. W <1U|«W]! bi tntA ef m*4, and . uMint hiNt l» iptndln* • vnillon •'•*• •« *ri Thi Delate ptckir at 1L Uuy*i lumrnir nomi en firit itfHl Roth «n bi ituthid te any Tni Rtformtd ihunh ii tleud "LARGEST RETAILERS M tiMjUldl tmjnn wttdfotr Ihti month, Eviry Hom« , w in 4 Monmouth Street A*Uw •**• th* if M& H TUIPHONK Ml. k '' ITORII IN NKW YORK. HIW JHIIY, MAHACHUllTTI, RED BANft REGISTER. 'AUGUST 10,, 1927. :\

won from Lewi. N. White by a icore CARNIVAL AT.CLIFFWOOD.I TENNIS AT SEAERIGHT. of 6-1, 6-2. Fritz Mercur defeated • A ** • ^ , ^ Elmer Griffin 6-1, 7-5 and FrancU Thrae-Dar Affair to Ba Held-on TILDEN AND MRS. MALLORY Hunter conquered CrcnUon Hol- Bay Front W*| Week. Cliftwood will mUge a three-Say WIN SINGLES TITLES. man 6-4, 6-2. Miss Helen Jacob* eliminated Mrs. X Dallas Corbtere :irnlv«T beginning Thursday, of next Former, Defeated Francis Hunter eek and ending Saturday night. ARLTO^J The program will include a bathlnfe and Latter Triumphed Over Ml.i Dealers' fin* 'j^iiffieifi-' * '• TENNIS ON EISNER COURTS beauty contest, masquerade bait," M.JL JACKS, M«n.g.r. s ^ Helen Jacobs In Tournament : Which Closed Saturday. aby parade and championship Washington Street, ' - ' THREE COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY * ~~ Tournament Among Offica Em- swimming events. A children's lH«t, 2i30| Evening!, 6t45-9iO0| Saturdays and Holidays, Continuous 2:30-11 lOO , Mrs. Molla Mallory, the ifatlonal plojreei It in Full Swing. champion, defeated Mi3s Helen Ja- arnival and fancy'dancing contest RUMSON.f 4: v \;,ilEW JERSEY; ^'1_ ; cobs in the final round of the wo- On the Eisner tchnis court last 'ill take place the first day and on A few stvpi from Rlvjr Road. , * • • 3 !> men's Einglcs Saturday at the Sea- Wednesday Harry Rowland defeated Thursday'rrlght the carnival queen - Phase Ruroion 464 ' j 'r'! >'& ALWAYS COOL AT THE CARLTON!! bright tennis club. Mrs, Mallory Albert Murphy 6-4," 7-5 and Mary will be'chosen by ballot The baby ,won the first set 6-2, lost the second Kennedy defeated Nan Mahon 6-0, parade will 'be held Friday after- ' Our Gigantic Cooling Plant Always in Operation. 1-8 and captured ' the third 6-1. 6-0. The semi-finals in the women's noon and that night the masquerade Mrs. Mallory exhibited the' brand and men's doubles were played all will take place, On Saturday a .. Phono Red Banlf 74* of tennis which made her unbeat- Thursday night. Francis Richards vater"carnival will -be' Staged and To-Day and Thursday, August 10th, 11th. - able several years ago.. Also in and Henrietta Brown defeated Nan he bathing contest will take place, W, H. her mind was the memory oif the de- Mahon and Aline Kdwarda 6-1, 6-0 laturday night a danpe will bo held Suceauor to ' j~~ ' 2— -BIG FEATURES-^—2 feat handed to her by. Miss Jacobs and., Maynord White and How- n the Cliffwood casino. a short time ago at Manchester, ard-Hurley dofeated Fred Hur- W. G. STOtoEBRJDQE Warner Baxter Neil Hamilton Lois Wilson Massachusetts. Miss Jacobs, who cy and Albert Morris 6-1, 3-6, Quail Freed on a Farm. triumphed over Miss Eleanor Goss 6-1. Qji_Friday night Henrietta Thirty quail were liberated by the Saddle Horace for 'HireV in the semi-finals, showed, the effects Brown eliminated Rose Marks 9-7,' itate fish and game commission last Boarding * , Riding Stables in "The Great Gatsby" of the week's grind on her young 2-6, 6-3 and on Saturday afternoon eek on 3. Henry Vinlng's farm at body • ' was not her best,-except Mary Kennedy won from Frances Tinton Falls. Lesson's Given \n tl ond set when her attack Richards 6-0, 8-6; Harry Hoffman <•» Special >Uentlon »lv(n to children., was •. i'ong that Mrs. Mallory. was defeated Frod Hurley 6-0, 8-6 Sun- The'Register's motto—"A paper 1 SILVERBROOIC,FARM . - ,'SHREWSBURY.'N.J.. and Charles Chaplin in "Carmen!* able lu win only one game. The day morning. In, every home."-^Advertisement. pace was too much for Miss Jacobs a i »i i Friday and Saturday, August 12th, 13th. and Mrs. Mallory came bock strong VICTORY FOR HIGHLANDERS. HIMIIIUIIMIIIIIIIIHIIH yOTniFretF «nti6=Hljhl»nd«=Nin«-Def«ated In the final round ,of the 'men's Perth Amboy Sunday. doubles between the two Davis cup By a score of 4 to 3 the. High- I team combinations William Tilden- landers, .baseball team defeated landay^aftemoonPon Morris Williams and Lewis N. White the memorial parkway field at At- 6-4, 6-3, 3-6 and 6-4. lantic Highlands. Joe Brady, who r 1 The men's singles title was won pitched for 'the Highlanders, gave t HE3ATRE Friday by Tilden, who defeated a fine exhibition of his fast hall. Hunter in the final round 6-4, 6-1, He received excellent support and Red Bank Telephone 658 8-6. It was Tilden'r first victory a' Tom. Gill, former Leonardo high Seabright since his appearance then school athlete, made two sensation-, in 1919. The same day Mrs. Molla al catches in right field. Next Satan J. CLARK CONOVER, Owner and Manager, Mallory and Miss Kes Bouman day afternoon the.Highlanders.will Matinee 2:30. Night 7)00 and 9:00*. Prices) All Seats Matln.e, 25c|, All Seats Nlghtf, 38fl defeated Mrs. Charlotte'Chapin and play at Behnar and on Sunday th Highlanders will play Fair Haven Miss Margaret Blake in the final TODAY ONLY round in the women"s.doublcs. at Atlantic Highlands. In the semi-finalsVThursday Til- den defeated Lott 6-2^6-4 and Hun- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ICth. The Register's motto—''A paper ter triumphed! over Mercur 7-5, 3-6^ in every home."—Advertisement.— 6-2. Tilden cut loose with scvefra sliced drives and backhand volley that amazed the gallery. Lott played a brilliant game and made JOHNNY HINES Tilden extend himself in the secom set to win. Mercur gave Hunter a , 1 —IN*- good battle and the latter was com- pelled to put all he had" on the ball to defeat the Bethlehem youth. The matches in the women's sin- gles Thursday resulted in victorlei for Mfss Helen Jacobs and Mrs. ALL ABOARD Molla Mallory. Miss Jacobs defeat- SCENI/ C EDUCAtlONAL COMEDY, ed Miss Eleanor Goss 6-2, ff-2 and Mrs.-Mallory-won irom-Mrs.-Char- lotte H. Chapin 6-3, 6-0. Miss Goss, who is the country's third ranking Listen in on Station WJBI, player, was unable to cope with he: .Red Bank, N. J., FRIDAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th. opponent's terrific drives and be- 'MORNINGS between 9 A. M. wildering slices. , and 11 A. M., fpr. information on what ' The Bonnet Box On Wednesday Tilden entered thi shops ate now. showing (tt new semi-finals in the men's singles by Coats, Hats and Dresses for defeating Jerry Lang of Ne,w York the Fall. by a score of 6-8, 6-2. George Lott MILTON SILLS —IN— Bigger and Better than "Alotna of the South Seas "The Sea Tiger FOX NEWS „ . 1 EDUCATIONAL COMEDY •

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