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Issued V/ciMy, ffntMed «* t'econd-Cioao Hotter at tbo Po»t- VOLUME LII,NO.37r , ofllee at Bad Bunk, U. J., uatltc. tbs Act o( March u, l«». RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930. S1.50 PER YEAR PAGES i ,/fO

Mr. Hall as having shown sympathy SCHOOL IIK1SSS CONVENTION. and assistance. Among other things NEW PEACE OF WORSHIP. SCHOOL FIRE A MYSTERY, FOR- POOL these young women used their auto- Bed Bank StudentB to Attend Meet- TO SEL $50,000 IN BONDS WAR ON fAGRANT mobiles to take the blind men to ings at Columbia. University. AN AEO&WE 'OS tlin NEWMAN LEONARDO PBOPBIM'Jr BOUGHT places for rehearsals and shows. The HOUSE IS BEING CONVERTED A CURIOUS INCIDENT AT CRAW- ISSUE AUTHORIZED U\ RED George Wolcott, Ruth Straus, WARNING SERVED ON AW, MKl» / SPRINGS RO/UO, FOB THIS P young women have also acted as INTO A FOKD'S COBNEK LAST WEEK. BANK YACHT CLUB. ushers at tho shows. Kathryn Coulon, Fred Zwelfel and BANK DOG OWNKEliB. Xlm Blind Mcn'n Club of New Set- Mr. Hall said that he could not too Tho Christian Scientists of Red Tho I'lto Did Not Do Much Damage, Roberta Scott, members of tho Rod Uoatjact f«r New «ci! Bnnk Buy- Bank high school Round Table The Club Will Sell UOfiw Worth of |IR Town Official*) Annniinon Thrir ing AVUl bo Awartlcd this Week m-y Awards « Contract to Louis strongly express his gratitude to the Bank Will Hold Services In tho But It Occurred Under Conditions .staff, and Miiis Adeline Reed, Bonds Immediately, $25,000 of Lions cluba of this pat t of Monmouth House on Broad Street, Formerly Which Indicate That a Firebug Is Intention of Enforcing (fa \tm or- mill tte> Work Wit! lie Started Next I.mler to, Ilulld Bummer Vacation faculty advisor, -will attend the Which Will I'»y for the Property dinance Which Itciiulrra All Joists Week—To Coat §40,000. Quarters for $13,000. county for what they had done. Hu Owned by Louis J. Slellng. nt large. sixth annual convention of the Co- Recontly Bought by tho Club. Six contractors of Red Bank end said they had contributed financially to b« Registered. ' Tho Blind Men's club of New Jer- and In other ways. Mr. Hall's play The Louis J. Hiding house on A mysterious fire which has baffled lumbia scholastic press association At a meeting of the Red Banlt vicinity .will submit bides this wcok sey, a^ Btato organlzatlbn with 75 Broad street almost directly opposite _he attempts of everyone who haa Friday and Saturday of this week Warfare has boon declared by tha for a building for bowling allcyB and of "Blind Life" has not been pro- 'acht club last week a bond issue of mayor and council of Hod lian'li mj members, has bought from tho Louis duced at Hod Bank, but if piano go Waverly place, which waa bought a sought to solve U occurred laat weeK at Columbia university. One of the $50,000 was authorized. Letters have pool playing at the eouthwest .corner Hollup cstato a lot, 60x200 feet, on short time ego by tho First Church at tho Crawford's Corner Bchoolhouao features of Friday's program will be vtigrant unregistered ilogu. Aeeoid* of Newman Springs road ond Laurel through as arranged it will be given been mailed to members offering Ing to Htatomentn niutln by the tnwm Bcilcvuo avenue- at Leonardo. The In connection with the Liona etata of Christ Scientist In Red Bonk, Is n Holmdel township. Early In the a vlislt to the New York Tribune them an opportunity to participate In street, on tho Oriole Paris develop- property fronts on Baritan bay.** On being remodeled for use aa a place of morning o£ tiic day when the flro oc- plant. On Saturday there will be a he purchase of this issue. if lolald a drive against nil f,uch <1ver thirty years. lc w The prlco of thi property was $2,800. navy and winner of tho Wright o'clock. Later this room may be nto the basement, the janitor found caused the town ofllelais to take ac< thaj " y '" specialize in tho uso .if has about ended its prepara- Thomas S. Flold, Jr., vice commo- tlon. Tho ordinance which waa tholr alloys for women bowlers and This Is regarded aa a bargain figure brothers' medal for a technical paper opened dally. the furnace red hot, despite the fact tion for the debato with Hammon- dore, presided at last week's meet- in renting tho alleys to -teams. They by persons familiar with real estate on wings, will bo the principal speak- There will be three rooms upstairs. that all the dampers and other ton high school of South Jersey on ing in the absenco of Commodore >assed in 1925 provides that all dogs Btato that tho building and equip- values at Leonardo. The owners of er at the third annual dinner of the One will bo a Sunday-school room, an- checks wore turned off. But for the the subject, "Resolved, That Home- erald C. Holbrook, who was in Ber- muat be registered and that llcenua ment -will coat about $40,000. The tho Hallup estate sold the property lied Bank aero club at Thomas's Inn. other will be for tho use of tho board fact that tho schoolhouae Is as near work be Abolished." The discussion muda. Clarence A. Legg, secretary tags muat bo taken out at tho oillc.ti building will have an iron frame and at a reduced price because of tholr Little Sliver, next Wednesday night of trustees and another for the free fireproof as It is possible to construct will be held at Hammonton Friday of the club, Is chairman of the finance of Mrs. Amy ' E. Shim), tho town it will be as near^flreproof. aa it ia sympathy with -the cause of tho Tho dinner will be a get-together af- distribution committee. The color a building. It-would undoubtedly have night and the Red Bank debaters arid building committee, and Carl C. clerk. Thla ordinance has been on- POBBIWO to make a-structure of this blind. fair and a feature will be moving pic- scheme of the Interior will bo repre- been on lire from the cellar to the will make the trip In private cars, Schwenker, treasurer, Is chairman 'orced only to a very limited extent kind, It-will bo named tho Rod Bank Tho location Is Ideal for summer tures of tho construction and opera- sentative of sun shades. All the desks, roof before tho janitor arrived. The leaving Red Bank about three-thirty of tho housing committee. ind very few dogs have been rcsjla- howling and billiard arendo and !t vacation purposes: Tho beach on the tion-of tho Floyd Smith parachuted chairs and other furnishings will be floor boards did not .catch flro be- in the afternoon. ered. In 192(3 such few dogs wera •will be complotcd li> June. . property IB fine for bathing, and A.chicken'dinner will be served. •alnut finish. cause they are on a concrete base. eglstcred that the income waa no! swimming, and there Is plenty of Valentino VanKeuren is chairman Tho outside of the house will bo re- The smoke in the school room was Red Bank. Is handicapped by ex- sufficient to ppy for poultry killed by shade and other desirable summer- of the dinner committee ond his as-' painted. Chamcroy brothers arc do- caused by tho destruction of a wood- perience, but they have been pre- SOLD THREE AIRPLANES, dogs whoso owners are unknown. Nti time features. The new home will slstants aro John F. Casey, ing the roCjcoratlnj:, Harry Marvin en wall in the basement. This wal paring since last September and In provision waa made In tho budget oS ANOTHER MOOSE SMOKER have accommodations for forty per- Taff, Harry Sanders and Raymond he carpenter work, E. Donald Smith served tho purpose of a coal bin. Not addition to receiving a complete expenses of 'that year to pay foi's Collins. the electrical work and* Lamont A. a vestige of it remained. It was re- schooling In tho oratory art they AEROMARINE-IfXEM PLANES poultry losses. On this account, dms sons. It Is tho Intention of tho Blind have gathered a wealth of material to some qulrlt in the law, the poultry IT WOX BIS HELD BY BED Men's club to provide outings for Tho club at its last week's meeting Dube the plumbing work. In the rear duced to ashes. Whether this fire SOLD BY BED BANKERS. two weeks for tho blind men of Now decided to take in 100 associate of the house will be amplo space for was caused by the heat from the fur- with which they will confront the owners will never bo paidpaid, according BANK LODGE THIS MONTH, Jersey,' regardless of whether they members who-will be allowed to nt- parking automobiles. nace or by an unobserved hot coa! South Jersey speakers, who are for- Two of Them Will bo Used at Now- legal adylce given to ore members of the club or not. The tond club meetings but will have no Tho first Christian Science service which had been raked out during the mer state champions and leading ^ark Airport—Seven Now Students and ccouncil. V_, *—«• -""• A Wrestling; Bout Between- tho blind .men will bo sent to the home eay In conducting the organization. will be held In the remodeled home morning is not known. Damage to contenders this year. Under the nt Bed Bank Airport—William B The ordinance which waa passed In Masked Mnrvel of Red Bank and in detachments of forty every two Tholr membership allows them the early in April. The otllclal name of tho oxtent of $500 was dono to the leadership of Captain Samuel Druy. Harding to Buy Cabin riane. 1025 provides that tho owner of any Fanny Torlo, tho Human Bono uso of tho club ship for an' hour schoolhouso by smoke and heat. The a promising public speaker, the Red dog ulmll havo It registered at tha weeks during warm weather. :he church is The First Church of Bank squad is confident they can Tho Airview flying acrVicc, opera- Crusher, Will bo tho Attraction. Tho summer homo for the blind without any additional charge., Christ Scientist, branch of The Moth schoolhouse Is insured and the insur- oince of the borough clerk and shall ance company hag agreed to pay the prove that homework should not be tors of the Red-Bank airport, have pay therefor a license fee of $2.15 for The Red Bank Mooso lodge will fnen will be 30x00 feet, two stories A model contest will bo held at the er Church, Tho First Church of dropped from the school curriculum. sold three new Aeromarlnc-Klem air- high, nnd It will bo enclosed with iRcd Bank airport on Saturday, May ( irlst Scientist In Boston, Massa- full amr .it of tho damage to the each male dog and $3.15 for each fe- liavo a smoker at Ita Pearl Btreet Holmdel township board of educa- Other membersof the Red Bank team planes. Two of the planes were male doer. Tho borough clerk Is to homo Monday night, March 31st. The hollow tlio and stucco. It will-have 31st, for boys and girls under six- inusetts. Tho Red Bank church has bought by the Newark air service for teen years of age. Among the prizes been growing steady and Blnce its tion. are Dorothy Dodge, Dorothy Mazza j-ctaln 15 cents as an Issuance fee. main attraction will bo a wreBtllng a number of features different from and Elizabeth Powers. juse as training ships at the Newark [The ordinance states that any periom bout between tho Masked Marvel of ordinary houses. These features will will be an airplane ride, several sil- organization branches havo been Tho board of education made an airport. The other plane was bought ver cups, aviators' helmets and gog- established at Atlantic Highlands, Tho team will bo accompanied by Who keeps or harbors any doir, o? Bed Bonk and Penny Terlo of Perth bo made for tho purpose of enabling investigation but failed to solve th by the Ludington-Philadclphia flying who permits any dog to remain on Amboy, known aa the "Human bono blind men to readily walk about tha gles, athletic equipment and minia- Keyport, Long Branch and Freehold. mystery of the fire. Experts in the a large delegation of teachers, stud- service for use at its central airport ture airplanes. For several years past tho First ents and friends, Including H. Carl his or her premises shall bo deemed crusher," The Perth Amboy wrestler building without assistance, In ad- employ of the furnace company as- at Camden. New students at the Red to be tile owner of the dog. The pun« weighs 220 pounds. Tho bout will bo dition to trTo living apartments for George R. Johnson is chairman of hurch of Christ Scientist In Red sisted in this Investigation. They ex- Kalt, Charles A. Wolbach, assistant principal, and the debating society's |Bonk airport arc Samuel Rfker ol Ishment for failing to conform wlthi for a sldo bot and It will be decided forty blind persons thero will bo the membership committee and his Bank has been holding services In amined the furnace and they found I JRIverside drive In Middletown town the ordinance Is a fine of $5 or flv» by tho firBt fall. quarters for persons employed at tha assistants arc Georgo Herndon and the Eisner building on Broad street. to be essentially all right. A few negative team, consisting of Doro- ;ship, Harry Martinson of Keyport, thy LIppincott, captain, Grace Getty days in tho county Jail, or both. Fog Fred Haupt of tho Monmouth hotel home. Valentine VanKeuren. , Ralph But- worn parts were replaced, but It was (George R. Johnson of Monmouth each subsequent offense thero la to ler 1B chairman of the model contest stated that these worn parts could Doris Wilman and Julius Weisman Beach, J. C. Rclfo and Harry Ross, and'aeveral light heavy-weight wrest- A largo part of the money to buy EXTENDING WATER MAINS. The South Jersey school will have a be a fine of 510 or both. lers, from Fort Monmouth will also the Hollup property and build tho and he is being assisted by Mr. Van- not have caused the furnace to act Jr.. of New Brunswick, Kenneth M Kcurqn, Mr. Taff, Mr. Herndon and Monmouth Wnter Company Laying In tho manner in which it did. dinner and dance in honor of the Wilson of New York and Charles Each registration license cxplroa appear. Tho boxing bouts will bo be- fiiimmer homo has boon raised by tho Red Bank debaters. tween solldters of Fort Monmouth, members of trie Blind Men's club by Mr. Sanders. on Klvcrsido Drive, The members of the board of edu- Smith of Yale university. on the 31st day of December at tH§ the Raritan arsenal and Fort Han- cation believe that the findings of the • William Barclay Harding of. Rum- year issued. The borough clbrlt fiiw various meatis,. but principally The Monmouth consolidated water vides at tho expenso of the borough cock. through the production of a play eiy "PENNY BUNS AND BOSKS." company is extending its mains In furnace experts arc correct. The fact FIVE NEW MEMBERS. son, a member of tho Red Bank acre Joseph Weatkowaky has charge of titled "Blind Life,',1 This play was tiiat tho furnace did not become club, has sold his Wright whlrlwlm a metallic tag with the year date or. Operetta to bo Given by Glee Club the Riverside drive section. A twelve- It. The dog owner receives a certifi- the talent, Lionel Broadbpnt is staga written by Prank E; Hair of High- inch main is being laid from the overheated while the school was in An Addition for the Veterans of Wacd- bi-plano to" Georgo Cary ol manager and Peter McDohoush and lands, who, beeamo- blind about two of tho Blvcr Street School. session causes tho members, of th, Foreign Wars of Red Banlt. Cary's airports Torrlngton, Conn. Mr. cate showing the color, breed urn! state highway to LocUBt Point, a dis- board to believe that some mallclou Harding will soon buy a cabin ship sex of the dog and the address of ths John T. Egan havo ehargo of tho years ago*. Mr. Hall had no previous An ope-rctta entitled "Penny Buns tance of about five miles. Flro hy- Post No. 438 of Veterans of For- tickets, Others on the committee arc experience as a playwright, but his P-rson tampered with the furnace. from tho Airview flying service. owner. Theso facts are also record* and Roses' will bo presented Friday drants will be Installed along this The janitor is In the building only a eign Wars of Red Bank received five '•'. W. Acheson of Caldwell recentl: cd. in a book at the clerk's office. Tha James A. Curley, Josoph E. Brooks, production has made, a. great hit. night, March 28th, at tho River street line, which will bo completed by Juno new members last Thursday night. Frank Mulvlhlll and LcoBerlow. wherever it has been produced. few minutes each day, just long Returned from a trip to in the tag must bo fastened to tho dog'a col- school auditorium by tho girls' glee 1st. The company has Just com- enough to sweep out the building and The new members are Ralph Wlcder- 'Aeromarine-Iflem ship he bought lar and must bo on tho dog at &U ' Ten blind men and ono blind wom- club of that Bcho'ol. The operetta Is pleted a line on Cooper road to t-be to take care of tho furnace. holt, Louis A. Wagner, Gordon Ryivo, month ago from tho Airview corpor- times. Any person unlawfully re- 1EASE ENTIRE BUttDINO. an are In tho play. THo performance especially adapted to children of high Brown and Straus estates. This line William Sutphin and Charles Kelly. Last fall considerable damage was ation. He made the round trip In moving the tag from any doff or us« has been produced at Atlantic High- school age. A feature of the per- will also Serve the .nsw high school, A letter -was received from Con- about 35 hours. Ing tho tag unlawfully Is liable to e Kelly & Company to Havo All Tholr lands and various other places, and formance Is a magic oven that trans- which is to be erqciicd at Campbell's dono by hoodlums to the Crawford's gressman Harold Hoffman to the flno of $10, or ten days In tho coun« Business Under Ono Boot.. it has drawn lArgo and appreciative forms old age into youth. Junction. A six-inch main is being Corner and Hlllcrest schoolhouses iii effect that ho would support the bil ty Jail. audiences everywhere. Tho fame of Miss Ruth Hay, music Instructor at Installed in Conover place and Con- Holmdel township. Some folks who Kelly & Company, dealers in gaso- live near the two schoolhouses saw which provides that disability com- Under tho provisions of tho ordi« tho play him outgrown' Monmouth the River street school, is directing ov^r lane. pensation bo paid to world war vet- ( BOAT CLUB MEETING. line, oil and automobile accessories, county and It has been given In some the operetta. Tho members of the the - perpetrators of these outrages, nanco the mayor may at any tlmo havo leased tho tntlro building on but thi^y were not near enough to erans who are disabled by disease be- when tho public safety demando It, otlhe'largo cities' of tho Btato, Proc- glco club are pupils of tho junior STATIONS CLOSED NIGHTS. fore January 1st, 1932. Monmouth Boat Club of Red Bank to East Front street whoro tho lato tor's theater at Newark is one placo high school grades. There will be dentify them. They said tho hood order that all dogs running at largo James B. Weaver had hln tailoring lums looked like full grown men and Samuel Estelle, the commander of Elect Officers April 7th. be muzzled. This provision of tho whoro it has boon shown. Other choruses of balierB' assistants, pler- Bed Banlt and ftlatawan Depots Not the post, appointed a sick committee, business and residence. For a num- places where It will bo given soon are rols and pierrcttcs, beautiful damsels, that they arc satisfied that the dam- The annual meeting of the Mon- oidlnanco hag never been Invoked, ber of years the company rented part Open All Night. age was not done by boys. The Holm- consisting, of John Grogan, George mouth boat club of Red Bank will Tho ordinance states that "every do« Long Branch, Plalnficld, Bast Or- handsome men,'old men and old wo- Kcnbold and Ralph Johnson. of tho building and also rented a ango^trfct Clifton. Tho list perform- men. . The Red Bank and Matawan rail- del township board of education of- bi> held Monday night, April. 7th, at taken by the dog catchar shall ba nearby building owned by tho Stout road station^ aro now closing every fered a reward o£ $100 for informa- It was voted to start a'membcrship which tlmo reports will be made anrl kept, sholtcrcd,fed and kindly treated estate. The company will give up ance was given at Bloomfleld before Tlic-sc taking special parts are as campaign. John Grogan was author- by the dog catcher at his own es« an audience- of 1,200 persons. ; 1 follows: night after the arrival of the train tion leading to the conviction of the ofllcers for the coming year wjll be tho uso of tho Stout building and it Blind Men's club needs about $5,000 which leaves Now York at nine guilty,, parties, but this was without ized to find out if free* advertising elected. Thero has been a remark- ponso for 48 hours from, the tlmo off will have njl Its business under ono Bnlicr ....,- Caroline Caprlonl o'clock. The train is scheduled to ar- avail. billboard space could be obtained fur able growth in members within the Impounding. Tho owner of any tin- roof. Alterations are being made to more to put through its program. It Old M.-ih ., Betty AcUerman this purpose. registered dog njay within the snid is planned to have dedication excr- HmidFome husband Helen-I-'ccncy rive at| Red Bank at 10.29. Almost Because of tho trouble last fall, as past year. During that period abou the Weaver building. pver Binco tho railroad was built .At tho conclusion of the meeting 100 new members were admitted and 4S 'houra redeem salcV dog upon tho clacs when tho homo Is opened for Old Womnn Estollc Cohen well as for other reasons, the schoo refreshments were served which had payment of ?2 to the dog catcher. Beautiful diimacl Lavinia Zucco these two stations have becneopen all lard members believe that the fire tho total membership at present is UHC. Every dog seized and impounded bjf ELKS' CABD TAItTY. Gay callnnt Ruth A()ama night and agents havo been employed at Crawford's Corner last week was been provided by Commander Es- about 310. New members were re- Mr. Hall's play has a love story Young boy Athclcnc Alleync to report trains. With the closing of causred by some one who while no one telle. ceived in 1029 at every meeting, ex the dog catcher and not redeemed by It Will bo Hclii Ncxl Holiday Night plot running through it, but for the the stations tho . trains will be re- else was in the building, turned the cept one. tho owner within 48 hours ehall ba at tho Lodge Home. most part it depicts tho living condi- New Employment Scrvlco Office. ported by the men employed at the furnace on. It Is believed that the Senior High School Benefit. killed in a humano mariner by satil 1 dog catcher and ho shall be paid $3 tions of blind folks, with special em- Mrs. .Lilllam Wllklns of Red Bank signal and switch towers of the two miscreant turned the furnace off be Tlio Rod Bank senior high school Morrow Campaign Worker. Tho Elks' auxiliary will hold a card phasis on their industrial activities. has opened an' employment service stations. fore departing. Tho fact that there movie benclit Is being held this week by tho borough of Red Bank for cachi party next Monday night at tho lodge Mr. Hall wroto tho play from flrst- at the Hunting theater from Tuesday Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson of "Lin dog so killed. Any person who mo- homo on East Front street for tho ofllec in tho Hadley-Hall real estate has been no trouble with the furnace croft is a member of tho women's lests or obstructs tho dog catcher l» hnnd knowledge After ho' lost his office In the Carlton theater building Po»tpuno Price Reductions. since this occurrence Htrcngthena the until Friday. Marlon Dletz ia chair- benefit, of tho "better parade" com- sight ho becamo interested In blind man of the committee and her as- division of the campaign committe tho execution of his duties shall «p« mittee; Prizes will be awarded und on Monmouth street. The business Tho wholesale coal dealers )elief of the members of tho board of.'Dwight W. Morrow, a candidate on conviction bo punished by a fints folks nnd he visited homes and In- id known as tho Monmouth employ- hat an attempt was made to destroy sistants are Donald English, Malinda refreshments Bcrvcd. Mrs.'Walter B. dustrial plants where, persons who throughout the country have an- Lomax, Elizabeth Conover, Dorothy for the Republican nomination as not excedlng .$10 or ton dayo In tlis Connor Is In general chargo and her ment service. Mrs. WllkinB will nounced that this year there will bo the schoolhouse by fire. Tho one senator from New Jer- county Jail, or both" are unablo to pee arc engaged th handle all kinds of Jobs, and she will hundred dollar reward still stands. Longstreet, Benjamin Cook, Eleanor assistants aro Mra. Peter J. Klchclc, making rugs and In other Industrial no reduction In coal prices until Mny Mulvlhill and Jack Strode. sey. Mrs. Roy V. Wright of Easl Mrs, Vincent J. Eck, Mre. Rfohard activities. Although lie did not take also conduct a nursjs' registry. 1st. In previous years reductions Orange ia chairman of the committc McAllister, Mrs. Nora Long, Mrs. up any of theso pursuits to earn Ills havo been mado on April 1st and Gift of Alligator. and other members aro Mrs. Thomu fainter Wanted. John R. Snedeker and Mrs. William livelihood, the Idea, occurred,to him Dof Feed and Supplies. many customers wait until this time Supper at Marlboro. A. Edison and Mrs. Edward D. Du" Tho civil oervlco commission has Woods. Old Trusty, Spratt's, Chappel to lay in their coal supplies. Trooper George Martin of the Eat- field. announced an open competitive ex- tha\the life of tire blind might be Erothors, Gatnes, Rose's, Bennett'B ontown state police station received A father and son supper will be dramatized. He put tho plan Into and Purina lines of dog feed, -Includ- a tiny alligator recently as a gift hold at the Marlboro Reformed amination to fill tho position of sign American Legion Hull. oxccutlon and the results exceeded FIVE CORNERS' TEAROOM, church Friday night, April 4th. Rev. 1 painter at Fort Monmouth. Tlio po- Kemcmber tlic great time you had ing cakes, biscuits, puppy crumbles, from a friend in Florida. Mr. Mar- Benefit Card Parts . his expectations. • ' meal's and canned meats. Dog rem- tin will keep the alligator as a pet. Frank Huff, pastor of the church, 1 sition pays $0.09 a day. Information lnst year? Well you'll have a. better edies, soaps, flen powders and brush- Llncioft, Just a Few Minutes' Drive and Robert Jordan of the county Tho ladies auxiliary of the Re< concerning tho examination may ba timo on Monday nlto, March 17th. So Every ono who has witnessed the From lied Bank. Tho trooper has a liking for pets and Bank lodge of Elk3 will hold a card obtained from Georgo It. TrucK H6 dont fall to bo on hand when tho cs-v Moat complete lino over offered several times of late he hns found Young Men's Christian association play say3 that it is not only enter- hV Monmouth county. , Fred D. We offer a tempting menu of a otllcc, arc arranging the supper, party at tin- Elks' homo on 32ast the Red Bank postoflice. hand titarts playing at Ilio Smoke taining and amusing but' also in- WlkofF Co., Red- Bank.—Advertise wldo variety of choice dishes, special- homes for stray dogs found on his Front street next Monday night n Shop Tavern for tho 4th annual ball patrul. of Shrewsbury Post, No. 108, Ameri- formatlvo and Instructive. It differs ment. » izing in broiled chicken, chops and eight o'clock for the benefit of th- ,, American I>e

Years ago; ip Hie heyday of metropolitan social activity. Ward McAllister initiated the "Four Hundred". More reeently, 0. Henry, DA GER! "America's Be Maupassant," wrote a short story entitled "The Four If you spend all you earn you are venturing on thin Million". And now, with-all due modesty,, we- should like to remind ice—and some day you will break through. Metropolitan #orth«rn New Jersey of the "Four Thousand" . -. . the TENNIS BE SAFE GOIF "Four Thousand" Bamberger co-Wrkera who, day in and day out are PUT SOMETHING REGULARLY IN THE BANK 'rendy tov serve you. That salesgirl from whom you bought the lovely FOR THE FUTURE EMERGENCY. Paris frock, yesterday .;. she is one. of the "Four Thousand". That courteous young man who tipped hieliat as lie delivered the package You will have .. .he is one of. the "Four Thousand". That very efficient gentleman POLO $100.00 SWIMMING od the Eleventh Floor who made it so-easy for you to open a charge in Less Than One Year account... he is one of the "Four Thousand ""."That little "package by Depositing $2.00 a Week. whom you didn't even see hut who helped to apeed your pure Toil Will Have You Will Hav0e0 on its way.. ..she also is one of the "Four Thousand". They $500°° siooo work'in perfect accord, and from what we have heard they make HUNTING In Approximately 3 Vears In Less Than i Years . by Deposltinc $3.00 a WmU. by Depositing ?5.O0 a Week. MOTOR BOATING every patron of L. Bamberger & Co. realize more with each purchase that this iV'Onc of America's .Great Stores" ... in merchandise, in GROWING BY SERVICE services and in personnel! The steady growth of this bank reflects the ap- proval of depositors who apprep'afo •*>" tiovcnnoi .>r>ri RIDING helpfu) nniwc of our service. YACHTING to be «x»et... contrast this with the

3,589, co-workers eerving you, in (1928-l>efore the Greater MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY Bmnbercer Store was completed • a. in increase of over 20%. BROAD STREET, RED BANK

HENRT CAMPBELL, Chairman ot tho Boaid KKNNLTH li. McQUEEN, President JAS. D. OTTERSON, JR., Vice Pren. and Trcd KDGAR N. McCLKES. VIco-FreB. and SocroUry AKCHLBA1D U MILLER - Vice-president J. ERNlCSr OUVEn, - ABSletant Secretary OIKI5CTUH3 / Archibald U Miller .'olm .1. Quinn i'aiil Onchwnld - Henry Campbell Jacob Yanlio Warren II, Bmocli P'ranlt IS. Price tl, IL Ciarrleon O. Harold NOVIUB t'leil VV. Robinson Cliiulea R. EIIKIIHII Clark llolbiook CBBAT 8TO»E8"-WEWA»K,.*. 1. .Turned D. Ottemon, J r. John Glhlon Arthur C. Stolnbach Kenneth II. McQueen Albert W. Warden Jcooo Mlnot "The Bank That Banks on Red Bank" RED BANK. REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930 2m£-j~~h'' CAI'TUIIED A MUSKBAT. there waa a large uttendunco at the held here in a long time. Thomas of Port MonmouUi, Klmoi lutt week between two teams of boys sociable hold by the ladles' aid no- Three turkeys owned by William Bahrcnbuig, August Ahcnrn ami An-representing Holmdcl and Crawford's Frank Kuhl Gut It on Wallace Street ctcty of the Baptist church. Each H, Lalloyleaux were killed by doga drew Phillips of Hazlct, Hnlmes Corner. The Holmdcl team won by For St Patrick's Day Jjsat Wednesday. member of the society turned; In a lHt week. Slch)es and Fred Zicglcrbf Cranbury, the Kcoii of 27 to 20. ' IN OEBEN GLASS, Frank Kuhl of Bed Bank wan walk- bug containing ten cents for cacti The pant week has been a buny one Henry McDowell of .lamc.iburg. Ins on VVallaco utrcet last Wednesday holiday of tho past year anil ten at the Hule.'i and exchfinge stabler of Murk Kilniiirtin of Marlboro, Charles. To Stiiy In Hospital. Canada Dry Ginger Ale ....& per doz. when ho enw on animal asleep In a cents for her birthday. ItcfrcBhrncnta tho Willliim C. Ely estate. Twenty- While: of Lukewooti, Payquale Irislino Sheriff William R. O'Brien an- Clicquot Club 1.7S per doi. pile of leaves near a cellar window of were nerved and general sociability four horiWii were sold. Teaniis were of Muttiwan and Norman Morgan of nounced Saturday that William Whll- Joseph .Hagerman's hounf. The was enjoyed. Gamea wore played. bought by Go»rgo W. Smith of Brad- Holmdcl. tle, Asbury Purlc politician and num- ; '• General Roofiag and Sheet Mela! Contractor Bonnie Dhu -. 1-50 per doz. Koloa were sung by Mrs, Bronson Thtrc waa a largo attendance! ami Crate's Qt, Dry _._~'8.16 plus deposit Kround near the window Is hollowed ley Beach, John Comploy of Wlcka- ber game operator, will continuo in- out Into a sort of an areaway, and Butler ai)d Mrs, Taylor Hance and tunic, Alfred IjUyater, who lives near good prlcrs at the administrators' definitely to serve his ninety-day jail Skylights Vcnlilating Crate's tlma Dry Nips piano ooloo were played by Mian Ruth leaves had collected In this epace. Mlddletown village; and'William Mc- eulo of (he live stock, crop and farm sentence in the Spring Luke hospital Experienced Mechanics Modern Ktiultmwat Two doz. 1.33 plus deposit Mr. Kuhl found upon examination Hancc and Mlaa Elizabeth Sherman. Knlght and Kidney Thompson of Implements of the late 0. Edward 'Instead of In the county jail. Whit- People , who attended the sociable Complete stock at inulerliilti. Crate's Pale Wry Wp» that the aniniul which he eavv.was a Freehold. Single horses were bought Tillon Tuesday of lust week. tle is suffering from diabetes. young muakrat. Ho got a box while were Unanimous In stiylng that It waa by R, G. Reid, William Campbell and Tho first baseball same of the sea- Two doz. 1.33 plus deposit tho most enjoyable public function 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. the muskrat slumbered. Mr.'Kuhl John Applegutc of Freehold, G. R. son in thiu neighborhood was played It pays to advertise in Tho Register. Johnny Bull Ginger Bow put thp box on top of the muskrat Two doz. 1.25 plus deposit and captured It. Ho put .chicken wlro on top of the'box'.to. keep the music- rat from Betting away. He brought his find to The Hcgis|pr offlco and iM North Brldira Avenue, soveral persons who wcro ther« said "QOOD FURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME" ' . RED BANK. K. J. thf^y had never.known a. mualtrat to ; I'hoiio H8B. have been caught In the heart of tlio town before. Mr. Kuhl gave the FIRST- mushrat to his uncle, Loula Frlok of TERMS Itector place, who Is a groat trapper and hunter. , * Furnish Your 'Arranged If Home We Specialize in LINCROFT JfEWS. ' Desired Mr. mid .Mrs. Lewis Thompson to Second Leave Soon for Callfornln. (Tho Red Banls .Register can botiouslit Iri Uncroft at the five Corners' Tea Kndm.) Mr. and Mrs. Lowls ,B. Thompson, Loans. Sr., of Brookdale farm will leave next week for a six weeks' visit with Mrs/ Whltelaw Held In California. Mt'. Applications Given Thompson will leave his plantation at Thomafivlllo, Georgia, thin weok. 4 Immediate Attention f William H, Holmes of Keyport has completed a redecorating job at the Thompson residence here. A Local, Friendly rturjnnll Leonard, Bon of Chnrles G. Leonard, baa given itp his job In nn Organization Insurance omcc at New York and he I.i helping his father on hia farrti'j About twenty membera of tho la- Riverside Mortgage dles'.aid society attended a covered dish luncheon at the chapel Thurs- '& Finance Corporation day afternoon. The next meeting will be. on Thursday afternoon, April 3d, Broad St. Nafl Bank Bldg.. at Mm. Edgar E. Alexander's on'the Bed Bank N, 3. Nutswamp road, near Elver Plaza. Mrs. Frtd Conkltn spent the week- end at Point Pleasant with her •CORP.. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mre. Andrew Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Magoo of Stoutwood Park have decided to move to tho Louia Dc3trlbat farm In- stead of Edward Boughton's house. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rlchdaln havo been entertaining Mr. Rich- dolo's sistor from Brooklyn. Misa Ada Fenton attended a dance at tho Rod Bank high school Friday night. Sho was accompanied by Mius a . | Evelyn' Wyckoff of Red Bank, for- merly of thin place. Mr, and Mra. J. Stllwell Grovcr have returned from Florida,, where they spent most of tho winter. Wil- liam Pattorson, who has been care- tnker of the Grovcr house, has moved to his now bungalow. I • Dante Davorlo has bought a new Ford coach. ... . Richard Johnson Is' a patient at the Long Branch hospital with pleurc- pneumonia. America's finest furniture makes its Benjamin Bennett Is working on bow in this Grand Spring Opening Exhibit! tho Frank BloodRood farm. Samuel Fair of Brookdale farm hti3 No matter whether or not you are interested in the bought a Nash sedan. immediate purchase of new furniture, you will enjoy visit- Round Trip Frank McCarron and Arthur Soden attended a party lnat week at the ing our store during this event and seeing all the new creations. A ricaddon'a Corner flrchousc. cordial invitation is extended everyone—you will not be obligated in any " Frapk Toop will spend the latter pnrt of the week at Bcrnardsvlllc, way—and you will be amazed at the extremely low prices now in effect on fur- Leave From where he will erect a new incubator. niture of real style and quality! - Melvlllo S. Reid is having • a tele- Morunoutb St. and Brlduc Avo., phone Installed at his farmhouse. \L» 9:30 A. M. DAILY. ; HOLMDISL NEWS. w w—rr$ A Snelable nt the Baptist Chapel Last rhone ned Bank taiili. Friday Night. Desplto the heavy downpour of rain and the fierce gales last Friday night ,( 1 ' ••••••••••••••••••*•••••*

Skfomnce afJmerican ?%/TESS Three Pieces! Fine Mohair! $•! Qfl.OO Luxurious New Mohair Suites of 3 Reversible Cushions! Special Fine Pieces Now Available for Just one example of the splendid character of tho living room furnituro wo are featuring at new low prices! A perfectly yorffe- Here la another feature valuo In a fine living room suite. In gen- OU3 suite with splendid spring construction, loose reversible cush- uine mohair it will wear a lifetime. Rcvernlblo cushions lengthen ions, and many other features, nt a price never before scon on'a the wear where the most wear comcs< Genuine mahogany frames. suite of this quality. Advance Showing of A suite that you will be proud to liavo In your home, and on which tho new low price affords a rxal saving. Reed and Fibre Furniture! LTHOUGH equally popular for year 'round use, reed and A fibre furniture is unusually active in the Spring. Is'ow . that many now arrivals havo put in their appearance on our floors, you will find it decidedly to your advantage to come in now! See the new designs anil colors! Profit by the new low prices! For example: Choice of several different styles in uphol- stered fibre chairs and rockers in a variety of colors ut „ _ 3-Piccc Fibre Suites with cretonne covered spring-filled scats, choice of color a, ypecial at

3-Plo' 2 Fibre Suites with upholstered iicatf and oackii, settee, cluiir and vockcr; nllraetive Smart New Dining Suites Witli $J 5Q-00 color sehemo - ~ Nf.wrst style Stick Heed Suite in delightful M\ Beauty is Combined with Low Price ,00 The toll .. ;•:.;;! where folks used to grumbl-: Matched Paneling; 9 Pieces for iwtf color effect, settee, chair and rocker, witli up- in this 4-Piece Bedroom Suite at bocauBO lbt',\ couldn't travel faster than a While you nru furnishing your dlnhiR room, why not do It rlnht? holstered aeutu, special at _ - — A much better ;>uito often costs but a littln mure munry, aiut thinlc An exceptionally line bedroom fuiite for Uir mmuy. lnilutifS . walk. Today we irrtimhle If tho law snys "nut H1!1;:'^'!1:^'!'! of tbo added bntiMfactlon and pi-ldc you will j;ct out of il. Ileio large drcf-'^cr, full fizi: diiulth; bed, i:hcnt of di iiwclii anil clialiu- faster than forty miles an hour" mid It'fi often is n wonderful unite In walnut with oilier line wnod.'i, with hcMiiti- fully mntuhed jinnola, including' RO-inch luiirct. CO-ineh extin;ion Saturday Special ! Ing Hollywouil vanity. In genuine walnut in cimbiimtlmi willi the Red Bank courtn which collect the "toll." Inblo, cnnniiy to]i cabinet nnd nix olialrr, to nmlcli, nt a now other fine wood:;. Pi iced extremely clirap! low price! STEP LADDER The yearly toll of Bce,url(lr» Btolen or deutroydd Sturdy, fnur-tilrp step lilddci. Oun l<> i> <'U!jlc>iui'i'. .lust the bv flru maimto well into the hundrcdn of thoun Iliiii;, Inr aprill.c; holisn clcilniiii;. andn. II you would muke your Ftecurltlcs mid other vulinilik'fi cur.lly nccrsnlhlc, to you, but E£SaSs5SS32S£ffiiS3iSKKa Inaccessible to anyone liut you, place them In ii'ximnnc, your homo our oiife dcpaelt vnulln. llentalu may be had with tjio critical oyen Just coino lit and H.VP thoac who vkiit it! tho beautiful furnUnit' ns low ns threo dollnrn » year. you mo not pioml wo arc offering ntnunl- ej'ftte piicfii and you, See Our Special Window Display too, will ngr ;o that Rood furniture l:i nu ^l:;, .^inin;:;; and Mitlliv:-;io;?, .Small lonRc-r fxpcn.iivc if you :r lieinn t«i your luuao. buy it here! THE BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK Pace Four RED BANK REGISTER. MARCH-.12,4.980. ' NEW CltlZENS, ' j COVVB" Fide "Ecccirda. Held for Theft. The Guernsey cow Imp. Becklelgh Elmer Morgan of Long Branch and Twenty-Five Applicants Granted Pa- quiw, owned, by Mra. Elmer H, MB brother, Clarence,-"ot Keyport, Modiste pers Last Week. Oeran of Mutdwan, has completed were ancatcd last: week, charged Twenty-five persons were granted er yearly advance^, register record. with otsallna plumbing fixtures val- Mrs, Hanna Marie Patten Here Is Your Chance to Save, naturalizatioh papers by Juflge Stein-, he produced 13,258.4 pounds of ued at $200 from a house- in Matn- 31 Manmoutb t>U Bed wan township owned by Cliarlca H. bach laBt week. The new elttsens milk and 612 pounds of butter fat. Tel Bed Bank U-W, represent thirteen nationalities. As Suniiybrook Topki, owned by Charles Ncldlanger. Morgan is Etaid to have It May Never Happen Again. usual natives of Italy predominate 3. Cleveland of Eatontown, produced served a term In Leavenworth prison •with six representatives. Those who .1,886.3 pounds of milk and 002.9 for desertion from tho army. received papers and the places ot uiiila of butter fit. their blith are: Coast Ciuud Bead. Expert Repairing Captain Charles W. Cook, keeper Red Bunk—Nathan Levlne. Poland i John Fire In Hennery. • . '•• '. '/••Off;'. JUlolf Fel>in»nti. Germiny; Msiunret Elton Twelve hundred hens wera Bn- of the Nanaatjuan coast guard sta- '\>oncj., Ireland. angcrod Tuesday night of last w$ek tion, died at the marine hospital on WATCHES, CLOCKS l'it:olibl[l*~Hctro8 Jeylo^Inn (hiitnQ Btaten Inland Sunday of' last week. Ladies' Hosiery innueil tu Sidney Sarkl»nlanj, Armenia. when an overheated Bteam pipe stait- An Unusual § Hu was 51. yeara, qtd and had been EnuHnlitown—-Wlwlyilsw Ham. Austria. d a tire In' the hennery owned by I'urnilnudBlQ-^I't-unclBk Onlntdowalii Ernest L. Trewcr of Freehold. A connected with the, coast guard serv- (mime clmnired to I-'rank Gcc>, Poland. assing motorist notified Mr, Trower ice over' twenty yc»ra. A widow, Accuracy, skill and expert" Tonnent—Alf.-eil Fucha, Poland. hat his hennery waa on lire and the two daughters aud. a &(?n survive ence enable us to do-the I'crrlnavilli—Nicholas Bcndo. Austria. . 'reehold flremen were , summoned. him.' \ "' " ' ' ': most delicate-repairing. We It" Miimisquiin—Johanna Itaiin. Germany. hey extinguished the blaze and the '•\ '" ^f^i-^- ; _• "As You Kuyiiort— Vincenio AUocca DcFrpnio, 033 was nhout $600." Wins {EBuranco Suit. guarantee satisfaction'. Our ltnly. ' Mrs. Rosa, Mirnheilll of Long prices will olease you. flhtwociil—Gslilla Dalfonio. Holy. Branch Won her , suit agalnot the FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! fcenylrt—Curollna Gryiil;o, Auntrln; May Panscd Counterfeit Monoy. Anna Alexander, Jamaica, British Yv'eat In- Ajax firointmrahce company to col- Silverware Repaired James S. Shug.tQr of Neptune lect inoiiTOnco for .the property owned dioi-. '. • . . leaded guilty 'in. the".Unified States Hlulilnnds—Anton Slmat, Juconlavla. by her at Aabury Purli and known as and Replated Like New Ilobbinaville—^aul Baiiant, CECCIIOBIO- llatrlct court at'Trenton last week to the Silver Slipper. The total Insur- Regular $1.50 Values—Sheer or, Service Weight. vnkln. ' . charge pf passing counterfeit bills, ance was $20,000 and Mrs. Mirabelll I.omr Branch—Cnrmela- Sacco, Italy; Hate police charged Sinister and a accepted $14,600 In settlement out of REUSSILLES' juin Levenbon, Itoumanla: Guesle laaac- icmpanion, who was acquitted, with court. Sale Price . $1.19 Dun, Lithuania; Salvalorc Fandutr, Italy. laving' $200 in counterfeit money 36 Broad St, Red Bank. Aabury Park—Itobei-to Garglulo. Italy; vhen they wcro caught. . —i , i <*•<& Sum Vocchlano, Italy; Ansclo John Pin- It pays to advertise In The Register. vouKO.t .nnmcc hunged to Theodorls), Regular $ 1.85 Values—Extra Heavy Service Weight. ; Leuve IUko Rleanlck. Hussla. Avon—John Asfiarslotakls, Greece. Sale Price $1.49 rASTMASTEBS'NIGHT. NINTH ANNUAL Long Brunch Lodge Holds 33d An- Everything in this Sale is regular first quality merchan- nual Celebration. dise—as featured by us twelve months in the year— Long Branch lodge of Masons cele- brated its SSiTpastr* maBtcrs' night in and not the inferior Hosiery generally offered at such tho MttBonic temple Tucntlay night ol ast week. Over forty lodges and sev- low prices. eral grand jurisdictions were repre- sented among the visitors. A la delegation of Red Bank masona at- tended the ceremonies. Included in this delegation waa Dr. William Si. Thompson, past grand master, William Curchin, Jr., district deputy WHITE SHOE CO. A musical program was renderc and at the close ot the ceremonies supper was served by the ladles' aux 9 Broad Street Red Bank, RJ. llinry of tho Long Branch Hasonii Given under the auspices of the club. • " CLUB CHANGES BY-LAWS. LADIES' HEBREW SOCIETY Wheelmen's Gfub No Longer Prohib- its Gumbling and Drinking. of Red Bank, N. J. The Asbury Park wheelmen's club one of the oldest social clubs of thai place, has voted to discard from the To be held at- by-laws an article which prohibits the use of intoxicants and gambling at any time in tho club. Thd mem bers felt that these articles were lilti the old blue laws. They were1' nevei Tciverii •wholly lived up to and eliminatlh them will make no difference in th> conduct of the club. It will simpl clear tho by-laws of useless restric- tions and ambiguous terms. BROAli ST., SHREWSBURY, NEAR RED BANK.

LONG BRANCH'S HOTEL. E. V. Klccl of Bed Bank Now In leresUd in riuposltion. » .19 E. V. Rlccl of Eed Bank and Nc ••:•} YorU, an architectural sculptor, ha: acquired the rights of Will H. Paw son, New York hotel promoter, to etcct a $3,000,000 hotel at 'Ocean Fark. The time limit in -whi8h Mr. Pawson was to begin operations ex- pired last week and Mr. Ricci mad< application to tho Long Branch com- , One Dollar. GOOD MUSIC. missioners for an extension of time. The matter was referred to William L. Edwards, the city solicitor. r Funds

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Big selection cS Fords, Oaklands, Pontiaea, Chevrolet's, Esses. Bulcka and other pooolar makes i,. Qt Mg reductions ^ lf ^ «' tit, RASSAS BROS. 5 21 Mechanic Street, The Second National Bank & Trust Co. Red Bank, N. J. \\i', RED BANK, NEW JERSEY g^fig^saa- ©pea Evenings Until 10 P.M. Darin); Salt V^a^gjjl^ ::" - Total Resources Over NOTICI:. Thm-mlnr. till- lunntletli clny of Mm-cli. nt NOTICE Or SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEItNi nimlo Tor tlio ullfnvnnce of commlsslont til en n lie hum II OI.III Kiilnlo of Ilayninnd Hmiiilniiil. ,IC,.OII,0,| Purauant to the prnviulom of on Act ot creator in I •J for n mid (lounnnl feoa. t.l authorize m10 t O II L'lullllo Illiolhr r mum Ni)lil-ll la lit liy Blvrii Hint tlm al'i'uiiiitu tli« Leuldntuio vnlillr.l. "An Act t» nu- wit: Cool -co Or hum. l tllll i|l™.||l,i. Dated Kabrunrr 7tli, A. D, 1930. thorlto iiernonn to cliiinin' tlicir iHimi^*.' Off JOSKI'II €. HOAGI.ANO. I-'OItf ; i: < iltlMOI il|..-fiin.||. ulll I,,, n.,.li|e.| Bl-luuve.i I'eliniKiy -I 1:17c, mi.l III- -l/./.l. INI ,.|;,l. I '!li- !;,,i,,;: r il,,, c,,,,,,, I'OR'IEH IIOACIiANO. HI Smith i-ti Itr-tl linn it. New JCKCJ v Itliieildmontii t lir-i IMIT. millii.. U< IIOKI.V ..i" Moimioi tli. KAYMONNI) IIUACI.AMI), Jit. l)ali"l Kiilirn III V :' 1. I'JJd , I" MIL Ilu.In, nlvmi that I klu.ll iii.i.ly I" lhe iwn "I ml. CVunmott I'l'iim «-f ilifj Coimty "F Moi"113CI1KI! * I •ilu "ll.iii-..(i.iy. Hit "•'<-• ;t. licr-icii A: l'ieiiilru;.i.u. ell. ih, '•I Mm.-'li. A. woulh. Ht tha (Jnuit UiHh.1 nl ltt'diuld, on Allmlie in. I 0. r.l.10. nl v, j RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930. NOSE BROKEN IN ODD WAY. Miss Lillian Daniels, dancing tcach- McCormlck. Tho main at this point docks ready for the summer boat •( presented her- annual dancing has been in a nlmilar condition on renting business. For many years jlraliam Caldivell of Itiver Vimu dhow in the nrehouse on Florence :wo other occasions. hla haw been a Bure sign of spring at Walked Into 6 Tree. avenue last Saturday. The feature Tho ladicH' uuxlllary of the Harris River Plaza. was the "Wedding of the Painted lardcna ilrr: company will hold a so- Ruth Voorhecs, daughter of Henry Wonderful Easel Portraits Graham Caldwcll of litver Plam Doll." Those mo took part In thin ciable on the afternoon of March Voorhees, Is sick with tonsilllis. I'EH Ji. DOZ1..N mot with an unusual accident and a were Ella and Ulna Bocnlsch, Eleanor 0l.h. The affair will be held In the The flrcmeu will hold a meeting to- painful injury near his homo one Cullen and Junior Halncs. Other ftrchouse. morrow night. night last week: He was walking pupils who took part were Wllma Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VanRlper rapidly with hln head bent forward Jcffcry, Ruth Walling, Lorraine Pat- U1VEU PLAZA NEVVH. of New Brunswick upent Saturday to shield himself from a heavy down- ton. Catherine Cooney, Natly Gord- and Sunday with Ml*, and Mrs. W. pour of rain and a fleece gale. Win on, June Marltateln, Marlon Schoen, Mrs. William Huhburd hi Move Back Harris Hewitt. head struck a tree which protruded inevlevc Gchlhaus nnd Winnie to Her Hom,i! Here. > IO edge of the sidewalk aii'l • v was broken. Mr. Caldwc' Mrs. William Huhbard, who moved Not Enough Money. n< had tho broken bono rc-ect. from this* place lo Highland:* Jive The Keyport board of education for an atirac-i-'' " * ' The.ladleu of the Union Beach years ago, will move back to her baa Informed the graduating class Llona club will provide (in entertain- houHe here this week. that It will be necessary to tak Rhododendrons ' ' i' Ing along tho road Friday night and public, but those In charge of the af- acting us a substitute teacher at tho trip as planned It would coat about Kalmla I^itifolla was fatally Injured. Kenneth Napier fair declare that the date will play echoolhouse hero in place of a teach- $3SO more than this sum. Azaleas of Bradley Beach, driver of the car no part n their efforts. er who is slek. Ro:'ca Andromeda . which struck Davis, wrfs arrested The Republican club will hold a The Woman's club will hold a card Divorce Refused. Malu.f Jap. Flowering C^sr««. and held on a chargo of-taanslaugu- card party Friday night. party Saturday, March ?2d, at the Vice-Chancellor Berry last week Dogwood ter. Davis was eighty years'614:and --.The Plcaauro club held a box So- home of Mrtf. Harold S. Allen. dismissed the petition of Mrs. Cath- Hawthorn was a farm laborer. ciable Saturday night. A number of the residents of this erine Filan of Freehold for a divorce. Perennials - The ladies' auxiliary of tho Union place i.ttcndcd a card party held by Mrs. Filan charged her husband witl; Ilodk 3cach fire company arc In Newark UNION BEACH NEWS. the Woman's club of lied Bank last cruelty. Mr. Filan denied tho charge Write for our Catalogue wllh numerous iW oday on a day of pleasure, A Rollo Friday. and claimed that his wife squandered Have our representative cnl! by >us was chartered for the trip and appointment to offer sugeestiong State Official Orders nil Increase In Mrs. Wike has returned to Teaneck the money he gave her for household 'Visit our 100-Acro Nuracry at your ces 1 the Budget. 8ft Union Beach at nine o'clock thta after having spent several days with expenses. lornlng. The bu'a will leave Ncw- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest . Although the 1030 budget had been rk at seven o'clock tonight. Howard. Wunt u Slaughter House. PLAIRFIELD revised and paused by the borough George Vogellua has) a new auto- Miss Iona Brand attended the dln- Tho Progressive club of Bradley s council, it has been learned that Wal- lobile. r : which was given at Trenton Mon- Beach is seeking to obtain permis- •65 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. ter Darby, commissioner of municipal Mr. and Mrs.^John Newsomc arc NURSERY, In accounts, nan ordered that an ad- day for the Republican assembly- sion from the commissioners for tho lie parents of a daughter. women of New Jersey. erection of a slaughter house in th

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You can (ji> without food und perhaps bo uettet for It. but go without sleep for u few days nnd as first emst your lifo IB seriously In danger. That's how Im- portant nnd neccssury Hound, restful sleep Is. You must have it to llvo ui-11 and bo well. ,. of am ' Odd Bedroom Pieces. You cari get some of thouc odd pieces you havo been wanting now nt reduced prices. Oak .IJrcsucrs - $18.50—$10.50 Wulmit DICSSCIH ..:...._ S38.0U Oali C'hinonicrcs _ !JD.GO HEN you purchase an automobile you are mak- The difference in selling cost, combined with the Walnut ChllTnlilnrc!) - $14.75—flO.OO ing an investment of a considerable amount of low charges for financing and accessories, amounts Wnlmit WnrdrobeH —....:.._ SlO.OtV—S18.0II .Ivory Dressers _ .320.00—¥34.0(1 money. It is essential, therefore, that you give careful to at least $50 to $75 on each car. This is as impor« Sale—3-PC. BED OUTFITS. thought to the best selection and know what you are tant as economies in production in keeping down tho HhumoiiH Bed—all filr.es and Colors. getting for your automobile dollars. price you pay for the new Ford. Oouddir Chairs. Blniincms Cotton AInttress. ' A choice of several colors, now nt reduced blmnions Loose Llnlt Sprint:. The first cost is important because it may mean prices. J.HE low ultimate cost of the new Ford is the result of $16.?5 an immediate, satisfactory saving. Of equal impor- $9.25 to $ffiM Uegular Price—$21.75. sound dlslgn, quality of material and unusual care in tance is the ultimate cost after thousands of miles of ijlmmonu Bed, Square Post and Flat Fillers—all manufacturing. Friction and wear are reduced by the ttizca and colors. service. This ultimate cost is the true measure of accuracy with which each part is made and assembled. Mattresses. Simmons Cotton and Felt Mattress. Unglundpr Bust-proof and Saglcss Spring. automobile value. iSliniiKiiis Deep Sleep '. These factors combine to decrease the cost ofi yinmiona Ilcnuly Ilcst .._„-..._„ 3!).r»'' $22.50 operation and add months and years to the useful life Regular Pricc^-$30.00. JLHE first cost of the new Ford is unusually low not of the car. The good performance and low yearly s Windsor Stylo Bed. only because of economies in manufacturing, but Covered Box Springs. Simmons All ITelt Miittrcss. depreciation of the new Ford are indicative of tho ISnelandor because the same principles that inspire these savings Slmniiina Muillsnu ...„ _ $23.00 enduring quality built into it at the factory. 8lmmoitH lii'Inioiit _.. .„. 30.011 $27.00 are extended to every other step that means greater Simmons Aco „ .-.. 40.0(1 Q Regular Price—$30.00, service to the public. It is easy to see that economies SERVICE charges are on the same fair, economical in production would be of little value if they were basii? as the making and selling of the car and replace" sacrificed later through high charges for distribution, ment parts are always available at low prices through selling, financing and accessories. all Ford dealers. In two, three or five years, depend" The Ford dealer, therefore, does business on the ing on how much you drive, the saving in operating same low-profit margin as the Ford Motor Company. and maintaining a new Ford will amount to even His discount or commission is twenty-five to fifty more than the saving on the first cost. per cent lower than that of any other automobile Think in terms of tomorrow, therefore, when you dealer. You gain because he makes a small profit on purchase an automobile. For tomorrow will reveal many sales instead of a large profit on fewer sales. its true worth.

Itondnlcr, $435 Phaeton, $440 Tudor Sedan, $500 Coupe, $500 Sport Coupe, 8330 Don't i'oigul that your bedroom is your personal room where you recover Two-window Fordor Scduu, $600 Threc-wiudow Fordor Sedau, $625 Cabriolet, $6-l!> Town Scduu,' $670 lost energy from one day and get ready for the next the greatest and best beauty parlor in the world, right in your own home. All prices /• o. b* Detrpit* Convenient iime payments arranged through the Universal Credit Company 4-Pc. Walnut Suites-$100. ,4-Pc Walnut Suites-$140. KcKulur I'i-lco—J125.00. . Ilcsular Prlce-J175.00. '' FORD MOTOR €€IM1»ANV

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A CORNER BOUSE SOLD. favored and recommended by tha NOT A SPECULATOR. £G'AN*S FROM SAWMILL TO HOUSE Federal ferra board. He aleo touched Sir. and Sin. John I.. Schcnck Buy briefly on »orae of the recent activi- W. A. HOPPING Mns. Inez Barter's Property. ties of the term board and norne of Aulo Vans and Express Flu®, House ' AN OtD COLT'S NECK JLAND the problems with which they will Now that moving lima Is near 1 am Mr. and Mrs, John L. Schenck of Real Estate ani Insurance prepared to da your nait moving of furni> MARK BEING REBUILT. no doubt be confronted In tho near tote, ptinoi or bati£aca to fill parli of in Red Bank . Foxwood Park at Little Sliver bought future. * OFFICES FOR M... REB B'ANK city or country, In the tersest {iBOjtUd vane a house at the southeast corner of Following the speaking and dinner, SIIOKE Wl. in Red Sank. Before you have your next The Building Wliloh for Many Years McLaren and William streets at Red iRiivins1 done, write, send or call for Ibo • For Sale. Was Owned by the laXt Frank K which was served by the Men's bro- only re'i»ble furniture movers In town, and Heyec Is Being Made Into a Besl Bank last week from Mrs. Inez Ear therhood of tho Ardena Baptist set my prices on your next jo.u. All kind* ber for $9,000. Mr. and Mrs. Schenck church, the members of tho afisoc of heavy or light trucVinif done at eiiort denes for Us New Owiur. formerly lived on Brookdale farm at iiLtlct. Call or address Choice tlon wore entertained by music ami The ancient Frank E. Heyer i&ft- Lincroft. They bought Mra. Barber's dancing. Shrewsbury Heights Hest) lotcd g'ronert;, house for their own occupancy and J. T. EGAN ft Nltt mlll, for many years ono of the land" marks of Colt's Neck, ie being con- they will take possession May 1st. . BUIX PENS NECESSARY. Shrewsbury, N. J. Jl WALL STEEET, RE» BANK verted into a house. The work la The sale was made by Hawkins Bros. Water, Gas, Sidewalks, Elec- Reildtnce nom, 39-W Biz well under way and the new real' The lot is 40x150 feet. The house Essential to Keep Proven Bulls a H. L. Zobel Building tricity mid Curbing, dence will be ready for occupancy by has six roorhs, a sun porch, bathroom Few Years I/onger. April 15th, Bennett Bros, of Red and modern improvements. On the Bank are the contractors, The eo»t pioperty is a garage, with a right of During the past few days Frank- COR. BROAD ST. AND HARDING ROAD, will be $1,500. Ths owner of the new way ten feet wide. lyn U. Hue of Imlayatown, Jacob V. Lots .$500. RAYH Price—$12,500. house Is John M. Weir of Elm place Kuo, Jr., of Keyport and Harold K. Kioy Terras. Red Bank, and he will occupy It. Mr, WlUlamson of Farmlngdalo have RED SANK, N. J. Weir Is employed by the .New York Alterations to Hospital. made requests to the county exten- White-Pach,Inb. FARMS and New Jersey telephone company. Minor alterations have been made sion ofllco for up-to-date bull pen The house is being built on the at the Rlvervievv hospital. A newtlue prints. i Country Homes site of the ancient sawmill. Tha floor lias been laid in the attic to A well-constructed bull pen with Dear Sir: Shore Estates HyBn & Safe puncheons of the fill will serl'e as provide greater storage apace for the Idea of keeping proven bulla a , Plcaao Iiavo representative part of the foundation of'the house supplies and small repair Jobs hjivo tew years longer, la the program un- call In reference to Shrewsbury All Forms of INSURANCE Directly under the house was a been done In other parts of the build- der way by a number of the leading HeJghU). sluiceway and the water which ing. dairymen of Monmouth county. Un- State Highway flowed through it turned the mill til a bull has daughtcra that are old Eatontown, N. J. Fnone 178 Register Building, Rei Baak. wheel. This sluiceway has been filled enough to make records, it is impos- In and the water which formerly sible to place a fair value on the went through It now flows over a herd sire and if such a bull, becauuo nearby dam. Mr. Weirs property ho has reached the ago of five years comprises about four acres and a NORTH SHOHE MARKET GROW- has gone to the butcher for butcher's IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. ; considerable part of It Is occupied by prices, tho dairyman has not only To KATHIUNU M. MOAN, formerly Established 1851 Telopjjona U| one of the streams of Swimming ERS HOLD ANNUAL DINNEK. lest considerable money, but it's too KATHRINK M, VAN URUNT, nn.I river. Most of the old mill dam ii late to bring him back. RALPH T. MOAN, her hunbahtl. ami Affair at Farmlnirdale Attended by WILUAM J. 1'ATrEHaON: standing, but the mill pond la gone, liy viituo of im ordop of tho. Court ol SOO—Tho Aeioclation Conducta n Clmnceiy of Now Jersey ini^do on llio flay ALEXANDER O. COOPER although a vestige of Its outlines re- Tax Board Meeting. mains. There is a waterfall formed Co-oporatlvo Froduco Market at o( tlio (lute licrcuf. In » ciuiflo wherein Neptune and la Very Successful. The Monmouth county board of Henry C. Perrlne fu complftimuit and you, by the dam. Mr. Weir has not de Kathrlne M, Moan, formerly KeiOirlno M. 58-64 BROAD ST., RED BANK N. J. elded whether he will rebuild the The success of the Farmers' mur- taxation will meet at the courthouse VanOrunt. nnd Kuljih T. Moan, hor dim- dam and restore the pond. ket operated by the North Shore at FrcholcJ Friday of thla week, when bund, nnd Wlllfnro J. Ptitlemon, tint] oth- (he 1030 tax duplicates will be given ers mo defendant)), yuu ure required to The property is a short distance market growers' co-operative asso- nppeur and UIIHWCI* tlio bill of mild rom- ciation at Neptune during the past the various assessors. The'.board Iilalnpnt on or before tho twelfth day of Windstorm Insurance north of Colt's Neck, on the Vander- will meet at Red Bank on Wednes- April next, or tho said bill will to taken iin burg road. The main part of the four years augers well for its con- confeuBcd itjriUnat you, tinued success In tho future, accord- day, June 25th, to hear appeals from house iWill be 26x36 feet, with an L. J Red Bank, Fair Haven, - Rumson, Tho Bald bill In fllcil to foroclnno ft cer- A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates 16x23 feet. The house will bo of the ing to the statements Of the spcnk tain martgflKe irtveii hr you, Knthrlnn M. ' ers at the annual banquet of tho Scabrlght, Shrewsbury borough, Mono, under tho mime of Kuthrlrio M. semi-bungalow type. The lower part Shrewsbury township, Littlo Silver iVpnBrunt, to Henry C I'errlne dnUid will be divided into two portions, one stockholders held at Red Men's hall, April 2, 1024. and recorded In tho Moii- Farmingdalc, Saturday evening. end Eatontown. mouth .county clerk'n oftltro at FiqchoM. 'or a cellar and one for a garage. Now Jerany, in Book 605 of Mortrnire*, There will be a glass-enclosed porch, Jameo T. Ketcham of Farming- imirea 67 etc.. .an April 21, ll)2-», which 10x28 feet. The house will have rub- dale, president of the association, To Examine Bar Applicants. mt-'i'ttfagt' In » Hen on lands In tho town- thanked the members and stock- ship of Mlddlotown, County of Monmouth, berold roofing and the other enclos- Judges Itulit V. Lawrence of Free- nnri Stale of Nnw Jcr»oy; arid you, Kntli- Quackenbush 6c N®Tiin? Inc. ures will be of cedar siding. holders for their Interest in the or-hold and Henry E. Ackerson of Key- rino M. Moon, formerly Kiitlirtno M. Vim- Timbers which were in the mill are ganization and asked for their con- port and Halstead Walnright of Brunt, nro mnilo dcfcndiint he can HO you CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS tinued interest since the board of executod nald morttralie and arc tho own- being used in part of the construe' Mannsquan and James D. Carton of is/Mm er of record of the Inndn dcarrlhod there- tion of the house. For more than 125 directors were able to proceed with Asbury Park are the committee in in; nnd you, Ridrih T. Monn. aro mndo.iie- We specialize la the designing and construction more assurance when they knew fondunt becamo you aro tho Inialinnd of i'ear3 there was a sawmill at this Monmouth county that will pass up- th« nitld Knthrlno M. Monn and rlaim nn ol homes that express the rERSONAUTV of ite. The last person to operate the that the stockholders were behind on the character and fitness of appli- them. Mr. Ketcham introduced El'.- Inchoate Hitht ot tnirtcsy or mmia other the owner; also in the remodeling and alteration of mill was Conover Truax and Mr. cants for admission to the bar. Htrht In tho nnltl land; nnd yon, William Weir bought the property from him a wood Douglass, county agricultural J, I'nUomon, mo tnmlo doCcndtint beciniRu older houses. General construction of all kinds. agent, who acted as toastmaster. you nre tlio owner of cortain morltfnires ew months ago. The mill which Mr, 1 which arc a Hen on tlio unkl land described ' Tho toaatmaster after asking each A little campaign of want adver- 1 Weir Is converting Into a house was tising in Tho Register will rent most In tho bill of complaint. • ' Tel. Red Bank 1311 ilt 32 years ago. Previous to this member of tho board of directors Shrewsbury, N. J. to ntand so that the stockholders any rentable property. Thirty words Dated t'obrpury 11. litni). . ' :here was a mill on the location 100 for twenty-flvo cents.—Advertisement ALSTON llfiEKMAN, ,-ears or more and a portion of the could see what their directors looked Solicitor ol Complainant. < ike called upon W. A. Berry, vlco P. O. Addroesi 10 livvatl street, ltad Bank. riginal mill formed the one which N> J. was constructed 32 years ago. For president of the Scacoast trust com- pany of Asbury Park, and E. O. •nany years the mill was owned and I SlLVERWHITE NOTICE. onducted by the late Frank E. Hey- Hurphy, cashier of the Farming- Best Place Notice In hereby t'lven tlint William C. ;r, who wan one of the most prom- dale national bank, Both the bank- Jchnnon, ItiiHHoll C. Cnslei- nnd Elmor -I. ers briefly complimented the asso- -In— Wilnon, ConimlHHlonora unpointed to IIBNCAS nent Democrats of Monmouth coun- tin- rost for Inyliitf «ldcw«lka on Campbell George H. Hallanan \ :y and who represented Atlantic ciation on its financial progress and Monmouth County GARDENS tivenua. I'ort Monmosilh, liuvo filed h rcput t township on the' board of freeholders sound business development. Mr. of Bald astiennmont at u meeting of tho Berry stated that few organizations Townnhlii CommiUco'of tho Township of. many years. to Buy a Good DECIDEDLY Middlotown held on ThuiHdny, nftornoon, along the shore could boaBt- of as rcbruuiy 13th, 1930. nnd tlio anmo la on firm an establishment in so short a file with the Towniihlp Clorle. BUILDING BUNGALOW. time. .. DIFFERENT / A public hcnrliig -will bo nlvcn upon tin 12 West River Road, Rumson, N. J. Bfiid report nt tho mcothiK of the Town- ttliip Comraltteo of tho Townnhlp of Mid- Tracey Soden Building on Patterson Secretary W. B. Duryce of thTheodore atreet. nights and Stations of the Cross Fri- Clarence Boguc of New Haven Is Brown, another nuriicry employee, day nights. who was a chauffeur for Mr. Mur- spending a week with hi3 mother ihy, died of pneumonia. The Centrnl Bapliut ladies' aid so- .MrH. l^cborah Bogue. ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon A birthday party was given last lit the home of Mrs. rtobert Flett on week for Clara Kirkwood, daughter 1 ,„.- "TT -..- 1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. Lincoln avenue. of Mrs. Ida Kirkwood. |CAN WON | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sculthorp have Motion FIcturo Benefit liuskctbull A date is bslng considered for a returned from Florida and are mak- father and nan supper at the Metho- Gamca—Pupils' Opcrcltu. ing preparation:) to reopen their Log dist churcli thn last of this month. (The Red Sank Hec^tci can be tiou«hL Cabin Inn on the shore boulevard. Kev. W, S. R. Powell is pastor of the 5= in Atlnntlo Hlalilnr.il. at the elun-s at Wil- Rev. Coorgc Kane of Audubon, church. ti liam Left. W. Lcmluri; anil A. Kate.) New Jersey wan chosien pastor of the On Wednesday and Thursday of Presbyterian church of this place, COLT'S NECK NEWS. but the olliclals of the church have next w;ek a motion picture show will A. bo given at the Atlantic theater for not yet received tin acceptance of tho A Fire nt Windsor" Hculilt's House 1 Last Friday Night _i_ V:;; EACH the benefit of the Mauonic ussocla- pastorate from him. A letter was re- 1 :lon. The feature picture will be "No, ceived from Rev, Kane stating thai Soot In the chimney of Windsor he hud received two other calls in I •'•Lfc o. Nanette." Oilier features on the Heulitt's house caught fire last Fri- T j large size . . 23x46 I»« program will be a technicolor review, the meantime and was giving the day night. The firemen were called \j That the new De Sota StraigLt Eight is the lowest- matter consideration. | a Graham McNamee newa reel and a out and then extinguished the blaze T~i:. -M 1 ound novelty cartoon. Amos £»d Tlie Presbyterian ladies' aid so- before damage was done. Exceptional value—never fiol4 Si this low price before. Est7S \j priced Eight in the wtfrld is only one of the many ap; Andy Will also be presented via the ciety will have a new heating plant blackbirds re unusually _L L AND UP-F. O. B. DETROIT ^ Installed In the parsonage and will i heavy, double threaded, epanef radio. Tickets are being gold by plentiful hereabouts this year. Old Bntli Towels with novelty bortai* members of the association and alao also have the interior of the house timers say thin is the sign of an early i \j peals that this car is making to thousands of buyers. redecorated. i that %*ere exclusively designed Cef WWIJl THESE EVSATVnES V t Antonldcs's drug store at Atlantic spring. Considerable early plowing Ituly bine Stores. Cliolro of bif.9, Highlands; Clayton & Magec's, Krl- haj been done. rose, green and orchid. Unlsleel* Conslrucllon ^/ It is distinctly the kind of car that gives no hint del's and Kalsln &• Green's stores nt HIGHLANDS NEWS. At the achoolhousc at this place efCliuoninandlJody Red Bank; Hopkina'a drug stores at last Thursday night the Jerseyvill? of low price. It is a big car—roomy and comfort- Keyport and_ Fred's garuge at High- Cornerstone of New School Building basketball team defeated a team Down-Draft Carbarclion lands. to ho Laid May 2d. representing We3tside fire company On Sale Only While They last Impulse Neutralizcr able. It is a powerful cor thnt gets away like a flash, Joseph Dender has sold new Ply- (The Red Bank Register can be bought of Red Bank by the score of 11 to mouth sedans to Waldron Smith and in Highlands nt Bedla'j drug ttnro and at 10. A team of Red Bank high school Fall Pressure Feed Lubrication * lharles Coblena. Joaepb Stamen's etorc.) players defeated the Colt's Neck Mechanical Fuel Pump and ia capable of sustained high speed. Its Uuisteel Fred Swan and his family sailed May 2d has been set as the date team by the score of 34 to 15. The Fuel Filter—Air Cleaner Saturday on their return trip to Hon- for the laying of the cornerstono of bolt's Neck team will play its last type of body and chassis construction affords new olulu, where Mr. Swan has a position the new public school building. Work game of the season at this place to- CHAIN RETAILERS OF QUALITY DRY COdDf ThermoiUlic Heat Control with a construction concern. They is progressing steadily on the build- morrow night. were here a few months. Hydraulic Broken ing, which is being constructed at Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Lawrence !» BKOAD STREET. measures of gturdiness and safety. And its mechani- Water Witch. 620 COOKMAN AVE™ Mies Edna Dender, who underwent are expected home the latter part of RED BANK, N. J. ASBUBY PARK. Hydraulic Shock Alitorlicra an .operation for mastoiditis, and The Harris family of Bordentown March from Florida, where they have Rubber-Cushioned Spring Shackles cal features and equipment parallel those found Mlas Dorothy Gaffey, who was sick will give a minstrel show Friday been spending the winter. with pleurisy, have returned hosic Double CowlVcntiiotorB t night of this week at the Methodist The motorized road scraper which STORES IN 24 OTHER CITIES in Eights selling for hundreds,, of dollars more. from the Long Branch hospital and church under the direction of the of- he township committee of Atlantic 1 Non-Glare Windshield aro convalescing. ficial board. :ownship recently bought Is expected Rust-Proof Paris" Danie) Oakcs lias sold his interest A dance will be held next Monday :o arrive here this week. In Oaltes's service station- to his part- night at the Lions club headquarters ner, William Woodward, who is now by the firemen's auxiliary. •Ju the Vnitlcellype of construction, the sole owner of the business. The Epworth league will hold a so- thebody and chassis are designed an Tickets arc beinK sold for the bas- cial next Monday night at the Meth- ketball gamca to be held next Mon- a unit, ellminulhi;: body sills and odist church. Final piano for the af- day night In the high school auditor- fair were made Monday night at a all other Koodcn parts. The body is ium for the benefit of the Atlantic meeting at the home of Miss Fannio bolted directly t • the chassis, so that Highlands safety and first aid class. Havens. the two becom? mutually supporting STRAIGHT The main game will be between the A dance will be held Saturday and rr.u::ml!y flexible, ,^ EIGHT

1910 br De Sow Molnf Corpirilion 670 CONSOLIDATED MOTOR SALES CORPORATION to your nearest $$ffi Store—just a few steps! The beaten path which leads to many money-saving values!' Make it a point to visit your nearest 127 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J, dSCO Store every day—or let the children shop for you occasionally. The Phone 810. daily savings will mount amazingly—try it ! UUtCLAV MOTOR COMTANX—Freehold IIAEITAN GARAGE—Kcyport Shop Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest ! ISKOWN'S AUTO SHOF—Spring take ^ RUTHERFORD'S GARAGE—Lakcwood BUSIINELL COMPANY—Matawnh We Sell millions ol pounds—It must be good! Pure Coffee " 1b 29c Strawberry The Roa 38c—20c—10c Saved. Preserves Victor Blend Coffee 1b 25c Thousands prefer this mild blend. Big jar #ftc Acme Brand Coffee \h tin 35c A heavy bodied blend, suitable tor percolators. Just pure fruit and sugar.

Tasty Lenten Foods at Modest Prices ! Smoked Kippered Snaclis 3 cans 20c California Sardines .8 canaJSa Choice Domestic Sardines : 3 cans20c Marshall's lUppcrcd Herring __ .s^Jcan 270 4SC0 Wcl Shrimp . canine While Korway Mackerel __cach0o, 15c, S5o 5 Pieces—Ivory Decorated Blue $17.50 Norso Boy Norwegian Sardines % cans 25c Beg. 20c Best Foods Kcllsh Jar 15o 5 Pieces—Grey Decorated Blue 17.50 Light Bleat Tuna Fish can 2lio I'ure Ji-lllcs tumbler Ida Gorton's Pure Codfl6h _lt> pkg 27.: Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 canaSSa 3 Pieces—Antique Maple 24.00 Beardslcy's Shredded Codfish ._ pkg 14o Gorton's Clam Chowder can 129 5 Pieces—Solid Oak Faun Dec. Green 32.00 5 Pieces—Porcelain Ivory Dec. Green 30.00 Reg. 10c Reg. 29c Presto Fancy Hawaiian Best White Cake Flour Sliced Soup Reg. 33c Swansdown pkg Cake Flour i Try a home-baked cake! HOME-COOKED MEALS, delicious roasts,flaky piea Saturday, March 15th fluffy cakes, lead the way to a man's heart. But A Fancy California not if they mean a worried, nervous, overworked LAMP SPECIAL! Cook firm nnd tender. Prunes wife. It's easy to keep your husband happy and still SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF THESE LAMPS. enjoy leisure, recreation and relaxation that will keep the wrinkles from your brow and keep you Prim Smithfield'a young-looking—if you cook tho"F.O.B."way. Apple Sauce "F.O.B."—Free of Bother Cooking—trees you Brand from the troublesome details and worries of TMt CONTROL I Set ll h*t

lOvcry lii'-mlii'iit iisi-il In mir lunicl In Iho fliiCht (ilitiilimlilc— on ORIOLE Gas Ranges \\ Latest (1SCQ Pure Fruit and It h nclciilllloully liulail. TRAIIE-IN ALLOWANCE \ t FOILYOIJll «HJB IIANf>K \ Preserves Bread Supreme 8c 1,0 W DOWN PA YM HINT | •• 2 LIGHT CANDLE TAHT.E LAMP—In n most attractive chirm- cn Wrapped f BMAI.I. MOMHI.T I'AVMKNTa \ Ins »lyle. (iaU color phitcil inclal liasc. Lnccil parchment uliadc jar with art reproduction panel. S'/JCcial/y Priced Oom/>lV(t: $'iM8. V[ctor_ ^^j COUPON Taiity and nutritious for tins I would like to know children! Victor Raisin Loaf Iflc more about F.O.D. Cooking aucl the Furnishing Co., UV now optiral.i morn Mum 20110 Starrs ami Meat Muiluln, bliiiiliHIiiff Ilia HMt» nt N<-w Woiu Onioi.i: Gns Ilnngc. JITM'V, Mnrylnnd, Uclauare, rr-nimylvaiilu, portluiin ot NW Voili, ami tlio OMrlc.J of Colrimljte, Mm 22 E. Front St., Tim Stores Whurit Quality Counts, wherr-ver located, imiin liml llii'lr tviiy Into Ili« (limrt HiU Power Red Bank, N. J. ill a Colluding rubllc! Fnge Eight RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930.

tury and for a large part of this time years old and was conlined to his Cliarles U. Uonnla secretary anfl YEARS AGO IN RED BANK he was engaged in the baking busi- bed only two days. He was survived treasurer. ness. by a widow and one daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Chamberlain Misses Haltie Parker and Addle John Many of Spring: street had a of Briiltfe avenue received a surprise HAPPENINGS OF OLD rN ANDWhite gave a sociable at the home sick dog and'he decided lo>shoot it visit from forty friends'In eclobrn- ABOUND OCH HOME TOWN. or Mis. Samuel.Parker at Little Sil- to put It out of Its misery." It took tlon ot Mrs. Chambeilain'a 00th icr. About forty guests were pres- seven shots from a revolver, for Mr. birthday. ' . "The Kind That Lasts" Many to kill the dob'. Incidents Culled From The Rrirlsler ent at tho party. Hcv. M. S. Messier preached hla nf the Second Week hi Murrh I Miss Mary Gavin of Eatontown J. Monroe Smith of Harmony, In faiewcll * acrnion in the Oceanic For all types of, r 00 fa Twenty Vear» Ago. Thirty Tears j and David Plough of Brooklyn were Widdletown township, received a sur- Methodist church. Mr. Messier had Ago oiitl I'urty Years Ago. married ut the ISatontown Presby- prise visit on his 59th birthday, been pagtor of tho church three teiian church by Rev. Thaddcus Wil- /bout forty guests were present at years. " Forty Years Ago. | son. the party. Joseph GUI died at his homo nt ,!u!mS,-Mi!nvllle Approved Hoofers Captain Henry B. Parker Uictl n(. | J. E. Harvey of Little Silver cole- The Eutontown board of trade Oceanic, nged B<1 years. Most of hla 12 MASON I-L. Ills home on Broad street from parnl- j hinted his 23d birthday. The Oceanle elected John G. Brecso president, I'lione 3!MI KEANSBUBG. ysls nt the ngc of 7C years. He was hand find drum corps gave band mu- William E Moirls vice picaidcnt and (Continued on nest page.) a brother of John Parker of Eaton- sic nnd sang several songs. town and of William 13. and Ashcr H. Mrs. Elizabeth .Collins, motlier-ln- FINE INTERIOR FINISH Parker nnil Mis. Margaret Clyiclwlclt law of Thomas Carmnn of Becrh of Red Eanlc. He had been cnpt.iin ttrcet. died suddenly while sitting in at Low Cost of many sailing boats on the-'Slirews- j her chnir knitting. ' TETu* show you the remarkable new fin- bury river and had also been cnplnin James Ludlow and Augustus Mirv ** \%htt for walls and trim created b du of the Mcta. Helen and Sea Bird of Inn of Red Bank were enlaced as Font scitntistt. Easy to apply, dries quickly, the Merchants steamboat company's j clerks in Marcus M. Davidson's «nd easy to keep clean. These finishes will line at Red Ennlc. He left, six sons j clothing store: rrtaia tlicir b«uty of color end surface and PAINTS ...VARNISHES ... DUCO and two daughters, (he children he?- j Mi=s Mm-y L. Winter of AtianUo will give enduring satisfaction. Du Pont \ In;: Joseph. Henry. John. Jnrcmlah.; Highlands became, the bride of Hen- 1930 Seed Catalogue and- cffcnUiroufih 0«o color uervico, which hat ffRANK M, CIIAH1BKKS Tnlmr and Robert Parker. Mis, John j ry D. Kalilc of Chapel Hill at the Let ut telthousandl you abou! tot ibetuiifU y Xhtii hornet, 20 w. Front St., lied Bank, N. J. Ilance ot Pleasure Bay and Mrs. '• brides home. ' riiane 588. John H. Lippincott of Little Silver. I Captain Benjamin Grigga of Port 25 Ceiit Rebate Slip—Only William Hacklon of Kcd Bank clieil Monmouth lost ljis only child, B girl 1. four years old, from an attach of of BrightV disease after a sickness A/IAIL.tlio cuuiion wltli only 10 cents, nnd,wo will mull you "Everything for oT two years. He TVUS born in T-an- pneumonia. rlon and came to this country when The First national bank had de- thu Garden," Henderson's new aued ciitiilusue, lognllicr tvllh tho now he was seventeen years old. He left posits of 5386,322.42 and the deposits Henderson 25-cciit rcbnt6 slip, which will also entlllu you, without charge, to a widow and seven daughters, Ihpy of the Second national bank wcie $\e Henderson specialty offer of (I imulitils of our tusteil seeds ivltu jour bing Mrs. Francis White, Mrs. B.irt- S-151i.S97.-l-l. Unit order amounting to $2.U0 or over. Icy Ivins, Mrs. Philip StofTel, Laura. Samuel S. Sagucs leased the Tied Emma and Amelia Haddon of Rod Bank opera house in the Allen block Those « packets nro nil seeds of our own Introduction, tind aro nmong out Bank, and Mrs. Thomas Winter ot on West Front street for three yenrfl most famous specialties—I'ondcroea Tuiiiutu, Ulj; Boston Lcltucu, Eurly Scar- Atlantic Highlands. John T, Lovett built three new let Turnip Itudlsh—liivlncllilo Astern, Brilliant Allxturu 1'opples ajid Giant giecnhouses, each IGxOO feet, on his Tlie members of Embury- Metho- Waved Spencer Sweet l'eas. These, like all Henderson's .Seeds, aro tested dist church of Little Silver, at a Little Silver property. • meeting of the congregation, decided seeds. to malte many Improvements ami » Thirty Years Ago. changes to the church, including the William H. Postcn, Sr., of Nave- D'or 83 years. HENDERSON'S TEST&O SEEDS have boon tho stundard. construction of a basement with a sink died of paralysis, aged 74 years. Yoar after year, our constantly Improving methods Imvo oiuihlcd us to main- Every girl deserves trn-foot ceilinp. enlargement of the He left a widow, who was Miss Sar- tain our supremacy among American seed houses. TIiu Initial cost of jour auditorium so that it would scat fror.i ah Davig of Navesink, and six chil- needs Is tho smallest Item In your surden's cxpcif»u, and It Is of advantage .... a fine DIAMOND 100 to 130 additional persons, new dien, among.whom were Mrs. Na- Henderson': Giant Waved pews and a new heater, ut a cost of thaniel Roberts and William H.'Pos- Invincible Spencer to plant seeds of rccognlicd quality from a houso of reputation and standing. To match her beauty—-a $2,000, ten of Atlantic Highlands and Miss Astero Sweet Pens stone of rare brilliance. To Miss Lillie Story, a granddaughter Blanche Posten and Amzi M. Posten of Mis. Margaret Luyster. and Wil- of Navesink. equal her charm—a gem of liam T. Hcskcth. both of Middlctown. Robbing Point on the Middletown Everything for. the Qarden flawless perfection... Every wore married , by Rev. Charles D. side of the Shrewsbury river, oppo- This'Is a book of l!08 puges, with 1G benutl- „ s'upply o( (rush- vcgctablca throughout stone in our selection was Buck. A very larjje number of wed- site Red Bonk, was bought by Hemy lul color plates, lffl pagco of rotogravuro In tlio Summer, lind collections of llower seeds ding presents were received by the S VanScaicIt of New York. Robblns various colors, and over a thousand Illus- especially arranged, for harmony of color chosen with as much care as bride, including checks, a large Point was part of tho farm of Wil- trations direct from actual photographs of nnd continuity of bluom. though "the only girl" were amount in gold, a gold watch and liam V. Conovcr. The plot contained tho results from Henderson's seeds. It la a cornplcte garden book, and should be chain and much silverware and !>'<. acres and the price paid was It 6ffers many special collections of vege- in iho hands of every lover of tho gardon to wear it.... That's why •• household goods. 511.000. table seeds arranged so as to give a contin- beautiful or bountiful—flip tlioeoupounowj we know the diamond you The commissioner!! of lied Bank, Dustan Allaire sold his butcher want is here. Mountings, who had the power of granting arid business, his horse, wagon and fix- too, in platinum or white refusing saloon licenses, refused the tures, and hla house and two lots on Every Rebate Slip Counts as Cash application for Thomas Eustace's sa- the Scuffletown road to Frank L. With every catalogue .will be sent our Henderson Rebate-Slip which, re- Diamond Rings In a gold, equally as distinctive, loon at the corner of Broad and Braillard of Brooklyn. Mr. Brail- turned to us. will bo accepted as 25 cents caali payrficnt on any order of pad* dioiceo/deiiqnj await your approval. K< I'"iont streets. The women's temper- lard paid $3,500 for the real estate two dollars or over. . $50-3100-550') ance union presented a remonstrance nnd $800 for the butcher business. In addition, wo will Include with your order, without charge, the Hen- Diamonds—Thn April Ulrtlistune.. i \ against the saloon with about 11)0 Samuel T. Vandervecr of Vander- derson specially collection of three imclieta of veg6table3 and three pack- names. burg was stricken with paralysis ets of flower seeds as described above. Mrs. Belle Crosley gave a euchic I while visiting his daughter. Mrs. R.EUSSILLES' party at the Globe hotel to celebrate J John B. Crawford of Holmdcl. from the return of her son, Harry Cross- the effects of which he died. He was PETER HENDERSON & 36 Broad St.. Red Bank r list. 1830. ley, from abroad. The prize winners 7.' years old h.nd had lived at Vander- 35 Cortlandt St. at the party were Mrs. S. S. Anton- burg all his life. ides. Miss Ada Sherman, Miss Mav Andrew S. Zerr was elected presi- Seymour, William Morrow, Thoninb dent of tho Oceanic alumni associa- PETER HENDERSON & CO. Richardson and Dr. Walter S. Whit- tion, which had just been formed. more. 35 Cortlandt Street, Other officers were Jessie Bruce, Car- New l'orli City Ficd Frick and Fred Culllngtoti rie Bruce, Leolin West, Gussie Pin- gave a dance at George Gramman's tard, Ethel Wilson and Marian West. Enclosed is lOo for Henderson's 1930 ad- home on Front street. About fifty Benjamin Covert of Tinton Falls vertising offer of Catalogue nnd 25c Hebato people were present and there was cut John Duncan of that place on the Slip. I riixh singing and dancing, The main leg while tho two men were chopping ! song was "Little Annie Flooney," wood. Covcrt'3 axe caught in the NAME ; which was sung by Fred Culilngton, .limb of a tree.and.in the descent It • Will Applegate and Augustus Layton. struck Duncan just below the knee. : The fishermen of Port Monmouth Mrs. Mary E. Fay, wife of Robert ADDRESS _ WHETHER IT IS THE j ran a tish oil factory at that place j Fay of Katontown, died of cancer. , during the season on the co-operative She was G-t years old and had suffer- CITY j plan. They got a little more money ed from this disease two years. She Commercial Orchard j at the end of the season than they left two sons, Harry Fay of Red OK THE I would have had if they had sold their Bank and Frank Fay of Keyport. I fish direct to private parties, Douglas Cook of Belford bought, an j William Chadwick. son of Walter Incubator and started in the poultry Oui'Door Living Room j Cliadwick of Highlands, fell over- business. He was the third resident OK THE board from Captain John A. Wortli- of Belford to buy an incubator, the ley'a schooner and was drowned. The others being E. Walt Havens and Front of Your Home vessel was freighting sand from the Henry D, Schenck. Highlands to Elizabeth. Chadwick William H. Hulse of Fair Haven WE CAN FURNISH YOU ANYTHING YOU WANT IN was seventeen years old. nnd Miss Emma Richtcr of iNew. Ada Bennett, daughter of Amos York were married at the bride's FRUIT TREES and PLANTS Bennett; Ettie Kccd. daughter of home. They started housekeeping at —and— Mrs. Peter Aumack; Olive Vine, Fair Haven right after tho wedding. Ornamental and Flowering Trees and Shrubs daughter of -Albert Vine, and Miss George A. Mauser, son of Adnm ICttie Errickson and Charles Clinc Mauser of Llncroft, and Miss Jennie WHITE I'OU OUK CATALOGUE, IT IS FBEK. were baptised nt the Red Bank Bap- New. daughter of Michael New of. tist church. Vanderbur£, were married by Rev. Henry R. Hoffmire of Broad street Garrett Wyckoff of Holmdcl. died at the age of 77 years, lie had Abraham Bodine of River street died of consumption. He was oh Jos, H. Black Son & Co* lived at Red Bank a quarter of a ccri- HENEVER you take a garment out HIGHTSTOWN. N. J. Wof a dark closet to sec whether it is the one you want or not, you waste time and submit to needless inconvenience. You also run the risk of ripping or other- wise damaging something. One tear is likely to cause a loss arhounting to more than it would cost to light your closet for years. A 40-watt lamp will flood the closet with light, and jnake it easy to find what you want, without handling everything else in the place. You would probably not have the closet lamp lighted more than two hours a month, altogether. The electricity consumed by it would cost you hardly ten cents a year. Isn't it foolish to deny yourself a conven- ience that is so important, when it costs so little? If the closets in yolir home are not wired, FOR you can have wires put in and lamps installed at a surprisingly small cost. The So Helpless INTESTINAL closets most frequently used should be HYGIENE lighted, even if you do not consider it So Dependent on You /;.' necessary for the others. Up-to-date men and women and to function naturally. One of the essentials of good lighting When you j,rivc your boys and pirls keep fit««a matter of course. In its action Hygem is is prevention of glare. To expose the eyes to trying glare is as bad for them as to They refuse to tolerate an prompt, yet exceedingly •whole whc;it, you arc doing wluit doctors ' 'i try to get along with less light than ia n thi closet would have prevented a ripped sleeve unclean intestinal tract and gentle. Under ordinary con- needed for clear and comfortable vision. everywhere recommend. Whole wheat "Fatigue and cyestriin caused by and the youthful appearance which every supplicsthc vital body-building elements its attendant ills. Headaches, ditions a definite improve- The following comments upon the improper lighting, whether due to insuf- woman ought to retain as long as possible. dangers of glare arc quoted from lectures ficient candle power or too great intensity, Wrinkles and nervous irritability are fre- children need. Make sure th:it they get depression, and genernl dull- nicnt is noted within a week. lulwle wheat in its most wholesome tnd publications issued by the National lead to myopia (nc.irsightcdncss), then to quently traceable to the eyestrain that ne»i caused by constipation Audits delicate,mintyflaror Society for the Prevention of Blindness: a gradual decrease of vision, anil probably occurs when efforts are made, to get alon^ form. Give them Ralston. "Glare is objectionable because when to total blindness." with less light than is needed. have no place in modern life, makes it cosy to take. continued it tends to injure the eye and Saving light and losing beauty People may (earn to chew with falsa Hygem, taken rrpilarly, Keep fit the modern way to disturb the nervous system; it causes teeth, but no one can sec with a glass Cye. discomfort and fatigue.... Eycstraiti causes squinting, frowning, purifies the in- ,— , with Hygem. This aAcert'isetnmt is published in tin "The vision of the best eyes in the inflamed lids, and impaired sight. intertatofa morebeneficiiilusetif ehtlririly, tcetines... helps SEND IOrt THIS Your druggist world becomes defective where there 13 It also becomes responsible for func- timl lo inform you ho'.o tn obtain the leU BOOKLET. YOU them to regain • glare or insufficient illumination... • tional disorders that arc fatal to beauty li^hitng service Jar the curtail consumed. ' WHOLE WHEAT OWE IT TO YOUR- will gladly sup- their normal SFXP AND FAMILY ply youwitli your .CEREAL ' Our lmcf but anthori* condition , . . lalive (lismpnion of in* first bottle today. tratinnl hygiene shown _L__ _ . .„ . .. J. BLOOMFIELD il» importnnw. Written Bloomflald LABORATORIES 1>7 a medical authority. Naw Jersey It Payg to Advertise in The Register. Frrr on rrqncnt. RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930. a»fe(J he paid tho Haddon estate $40 leorge D. Cooper of Peters place, TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. for a strip of land Hi Inches wide on died at the age of 05 years after a the south side of the Haddon build- sickness of .less than a week. ing, ^in order not to have a little open Herbert Rath, only child of Mrs. Contractor and Builder (Continued from laat page.) space between tho buildings. Clara Rath of Atlantic Highlands, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING llfo woe spent at Red Bank, whero Gregorluu Niissen, a mason who died of quinsy tsoro throat. He was he conducted a baker shop on Front had lived alone oeveral years in part eeventecn yeara old. SCBEEN ANU STORM KNCLOBDBKB I of the old hotel at Port Monmouth, Frank H. Johnson. Jr., a farmer nt {Telephone 9S0-EJ 160 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank. N.

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Name • Street , 10 Broad Street Red Bank City • Give Luke Longhead the Job of Supplying Your Pace Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930; for injuries received In an automobile MONMOUTH COUNTY ORPHANS COURT Decembar Tatm, A. O. 1829; ' BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. accident near Freehold. In tho rrmtUr at tho «nuta ol Cher tea £4' w&rd 'HIton. Stephen D. Fielder Desd. Onicr to Khow Came. HArrEOTNGS OF INTEREST fX Stephen D. Fielder of Lower Perhaps we can furnish you with no better '• Boy B. Tiltoii and Harold Tilton, aflmln Squankum died Sunday of last week Intrutom of Charles Edwerd Tilton. da. SIONTdOUXH COONTV. "sales talk," but we are certain that we can sup- • treated, having exhibited to thta Court, uit' of old agon. Mr, Fielder was 87 yeprs d«r onth, a just end tryie account or the ol^ and lc .vc3*tL son and thrco grand- I>maoniit eutatq end debt* of aald dsefltfontt r Notes* Su!es of Property. children. For many yeara he wag en- ply you with much better coal. whereby It appears that tha parsons I «»• tut© tit BHII] lieceaied la Insufficient to pay Building Operations, Lodgo Uo- gaged in basket malting, - his debt*, end requesting1 the sit] cf'tha liiffs, Slight Fires, Blrthu, Mat- Court in tho premises, it la ther*for* or- HARRY P.LIPPINC6TT rlage's and Deaths—Other Items, Exhibit Antiques. dered that alt fpraoDs Interested la tb« Mra. Annie H. Kerfoot; Mre. Lillian land*, tenements end hereditament* and Wilkinson Boschcr. William s. rest estnto of tha mtld dsconsad, appesr J. Kcnnctb Mayer, son of Mayor before the Court, at tha Court HOUM. la Joseph Mayer of Belmar, haa been Holmes and Miss Ellen S. Conovcr of Freehold, on Thursday, tho twenty-fourth Importer appointed manager of the Eclmar Freehold exhibited antiques at the irt- day uf April, A. D, nineteen hundred end crnalional antiques exposition at thirty, nt 10:00 A. M., to ihow causa «!)?• district of"the Jersey Central power tto much nf the «&ld lands, tanera»ots,h»rft» and light company. He now occupies Now York last week. ditaments end real estate of ttia iald d«* a position onco held by his father censed should not ba sold si will b> suftl* Death of School Girl. clent to pny hU debta, or tha rAalctuO din in;; the control of the company by Miss Evelyn Bennett, sixtccn-ycar- thereof, oo the C&BQ may requlra, Announces his recent return from Europe. He will I the late Martin Maldney. old daughter of Oscdr Bennett of B/ tho Court, Frank Cottrcll, who for ninny Belmar, died last week of pneu- JOSEPH I* DONAHA.Y. years conducted an antique shop at monia. She was a pupil in the Brl- Surrogate* open his Import Shop March 15th, and cordially Freehold, died Tuesday of last week r high' school and a member of Dated February 18, A. P., 1830. at tho homo of a dauRhtcr at 13'ist tho Epworth league. Monmcuth County Surroffvta'a Offtcv. invites a visit at your earliest opportunity. Ornngc. He was 76 years old und In th« matter of the eat«te of Laura £tt Wants Road Widened. Feed - Fuel OH - Hay AppioEutc. tlctcased. ' i leaves five children. Notice to creditors to present clalm4 Tho Russell index company of Senator IS.. Donald Sterner last against oatate. I . i , which is now reindexlng week urged the state highway com- Pursuant to tho order of Joseph X* Hon« the lecords of Ihc county clerk's of- mission to widen four blocks of route alihy, Surrogato ot tho County of Mon* at Belmar, a distance of about mouth, made on the fourth day of March* THE POINT ROAD, fice, waa the only bidder for relndox- Arguments may make a heated conversa- 1930, on the application of Joseph H. Ap- Decorations — Furniture Ing the records of the surrogate's of- 1,700 feet, as an added traffic relief. Dleuntc. bolo excciitoi* of the cstat* ef I.aum M. Aiipleuuto docoaaed, notice la fice. Their bid waa $32,300. Fell Against Stove. tion—but nothing equals Jeddo-Highland Coal horohy triven to the crodlton of sttld da* Interior Accessories Little Silver, AUorhcyLGcneral William A.. Ste- John Ralr of Union Boacht-^8 years censed to exhibit to the subscriber, tola vens of Long Branch has recovered 'for keeping your homes warm. executor aa atuicaeld, thulr (t«btn and 4«- old, was seized with a dlzuy spell at m tinda ogulnat tho en Id estato, under oath| New Jersey. from sickness. He had abscesses In his homo last weolc ant) fell against within nix mon tha from tho data of ths his ears and for a time it waa feared Rfoieflaid oider, or they will be tonvge mastoldltis would develop. a stove. His scalp was badly cut and barred uf their sotloni therefor agninrt James Rollo of Keyport, head of ho suffered a concussion of tho brain. the BftUl Buhfici'ibcr. To Wear Caps and Gowns, D.vUd Fieeholil. N. J,, Karch 4th, U4fl4 the Kollo bus company, was taken to JOSEPH H. APPLEQATE. a Brooklyn hospital last week for ob- Tho graduating class of tho Koy- 00 Maple avenue. Red Bank, N. St servation, He has been sick several port high school will wear caps and Apjileyato, atovons, Koeter, weeks. gowns at the commencement exer- & TtouBBille, Proctorn, The Oceanport borough council cises next June. The outfits will be ttml Hunk. N. J. : > furnished by the board of education. will buy a new tractor and gradjr, HANCE NOTICE. nnd a new motorcycle for the police Stops Fishing for Goldfish. Notice ID hereby given that A writ ,et "UNITED SERVICE GROCERS" department at a total cost of S3,31.'G. Commissioner George W. Plttenger ntinuliment In the Milt of. Merchant* Truit Telephone 103 Comimny of Rod Dnnk, Now Jaraoy, body; George Kcymcr of Freehold has of Asbury Park has put an end to coL'ii'urnto, nt'iilnst tho right a and credit^ SALE EFFECTIVE MARCH 13th TO 19th iven up his position at Now York yougster.o catching gold fish in Wes- n:onfcB nnd offocta, goodB and chftttolu Where Quality Rules ! lundu and tenements of Joaoph Slmon> fttid and'taken a position in a Belmar ley lake. Hundreds of tho flsli have JIUIQ tioimone, nbBconillns debtors for tho dental laboratory. been taken from the lake and sold. mim 'if SOU 1.7fi IBBUCJ out of tha Won- mouth County Circuit Court on the 28th Ifcll In Bonfire. Died at Sanitarium. tluy nf Soliiember, 1020, und returnable on thu 12th dtty of October, 10iil>, has boon Fred Smith. Sr., father of John M. Henry Hamlin of Asbury Park died duly Hcrvod nml exocutod Rnd was returned Smith, county detective, fell into a of consumption at the Allenwooii If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy on tho ISOUi ihty of Seutdmlier, 1020, bfl bonllre in his yard last Saturday sanitarium last week. Ho was Cl tho HherlfT of ttie County of Monmouth. week nnd was seriously burned. Ho years old and leaves a son. anything, you will find The Register's Want Column Duteil l-'eluumy acth. 10S0. QUINN. I'ARSONS & DOREMUS, was discovered by - Mr. and Mrs. (Continued, on next page.) the quickest and cheapest way of filling your want Attornejei James Parker, who live with him. The bums • were principally on legs. Scout Builds Bridge. Harry Hampton, John Carr and Mayer Mernonc, Freehold boy Scouts; went to Camp Burton at Al- laire last Sunday week, where John Carr built a 25-foot bridge as one of the requirements for a Boy Scouts merit badge, in.pioncering. Hold Under Mann Act. Anthony Garone, 22, of Matawan township was held under 55,000 ball last week on a charge of violating the Mann act. Garone ia accused o) taking a sixteen-year-old Kirl from Matawan to Philadelphia and keep- All Standard Brands ing her there two wcek3. UFEBOUY Cost $1,355 to Tiro Teachers. It cost the Matawan board of edu- Fine Qranulated cation 51,255 for counsel fees in de- Cans fending the action taken by three teachers who had been dlemissed by lbs. tho board and who sought reinstate- Z'in-1 or Dazzle ment. The teachers have appealed SHOE POLISH the case. Qreen Mountain Lowest Price in Years ItmlrDiul Man Retired. E. C. Hickman of South Belmar, POTATOES Cans who had been employed nearly 45 years by the Pennsylvania railroad, has been retired. He was formerly a Blue Tip or Birdjeye telegraph operator and waa a train dispatcher at the time of his retire- ONIONS Fancy Ye!W MATCHES ment. " * Pkgs. New Amusement Hall. William C. Rollo of Newark has Recommended by the teen granted permission to erect an AMMONIA Wilbert's Choice Hand Picked amusement hall on Ocean avenue at Leading Beauty Specialists j Belmar The building^will be 130x150 Double Action of the World. PEA. BEAKS j feet and will house a merry-go-round, I a hand ball court and other omuse- Full Quart Botde % lbs. I mcnls. FEESTO Cadets to Visit Washington. WALDORF Pupils of the Freehold military JELLY EGGS school will visit Washington Hay TOILET FAFEU (SELF-RISING}) 15th to 20th. They will be reviewed C Large Package in Washington by a representative of S • . - 3 Rolls J[€i tho war department and will gklso visit the naval academy at Annapolia. FLA© TUNA FISH Workman Injured. SALMON Fancy Pink George Cooper suffered a broken Can The Truly Amazing log and an iVijury to his back Friday Tall Can Delicious For when a slab of stono fell on him Cakes, Pies, from a height of sixteen feet. He FLAG PEACHES waa working on Louis F. Ltpsey's au- BLAG Biscuits, Pastries, etc. tomobile warehouse at'Asbury Park. PEANUT BUTTER X 8 or. Cans Warning Against i'Trench Mouth." Low Price The Freehold board of health has C toucd a warning to residents of that lib-Jar 1® FLAG APEICOTS place in regard to trench mouth, a discaoo which effects the mouth and 8 oz. Cans throat. Thirteen cases of the disease have been discovered at Freehold. of Pierce-Arrow Fineness! Movies of Greenhouses. RED BOW Motion pictures of the Robert Craig greenhouses at Norwood, Pa., CLEANSER Kirkman LIMA BEAMS were shown to members of the Mon- Twould take less than ten minutes to car field. And to the many fresh charau mouth county florists club at their 3 Large Can, £®c Ub.Pkg. S.©" meeting at tho Garficld-Grant hotel I show the world's most unobserving of these new cars have been added de- at Long Branch Thursday night. person why Pierce-Arrow is regarded as ments of performance which bring a new Flag Fancy Qolden Bantam Reappolntcd Postmaster. Choice Blue Rose Mrs. Louise Conrow has been re- America's jinest motor car—and why, as magic to motoring. The new Pierce- RICE €©BN appointed postmaster of Oceanport . «uch, it is amazingly low priced. Arrow transmission, for example: CALO for her third term. She succeeded Can her husband, H. W. Conrow, who had A brief glimpse of any Pierce-Arrow This recent Pierce-Arrow feature makes to give up his ofllco when ho was elected assessor of Oceanport. interior is fairly convincing. A closer ex- possible a speed of 60 miles an hour in in- PLUMS Fanciest Fresh Flag Early Qardcn Allcntown Farmer Dead, amination reveals appointments of such termediate—zn& without the usual hum or J. Holmes 'Probasco, a well known In Syrttp - Ready to Serve PEAS farmer of Allentown, died last Friday fineness, coachcraJt of such artistry, as to vibration to that gear. And the C week, aged sixty years. A widow and carry utmost conviction. Only custom Large Can J[il Can four children survive him, For 20 gear-shift is unclashable at any speed. years ho served as an elder of the creations are comparable. All of which is relatively unimportant CLOTHES FINS FYE-PROF Allcntown Presbyterian church. QUEEN-OLIVES Stole. Chickens. The new Picrcc-Arrow groups are of beside the fact that these new cars are % Packages JW C David Morrow, twenty, of Ocean % Bottles j[O township and Itichard Carhart. six- the distinguished, low-swung, slender de- Pierce-Arrow at its finest—and are priced, Safe jto use on Hot Stoves teen, of Neptune were fined $10 and gjgn which so brilliantly captured the fine considering this fineness, amazingly low. EAGLE BRAND _ ( • costs each last week on charges of Condensed H Cans FLA© CATSUP stealing chlckns. Complaint against Regular 2S< ^ £Qc them wa3 made by Peter Dye. THREE NEW GROUPS OF STRAIGHT EIGHTS Can HI hM Stole from Child's Bunk. Garland Crowell, a Freehold col- Gnttp A; 132 Horsepower . . . 144-inch Wheelbase $3975 to S6250 V, S. 6. C©FFEE ored youth, was arrested Wednesday COFFEE Green Circle LEABEE COFFEE on a chnrgc of stealing $10 from a Gnup B: 125 Horsepower ... 134 and 139-Inch Wheelbase . . $3125 to 13825 "Sur/jrismgly Qood" child's bank at the Freehold hospital Gnttp C: 115 Horsepower . . . 132-inchWhedbase ...'.. . S2695 to 82875 Hb.Pkg. %%° 1 Ib. Pkg. where he wan employed. Ho waa sent (All Pricu f. «. i. Buffab) lib. Tin «,«C to jail In default of $300 ball. Want Beach Restricted. Bradley Beach residents nt a pub- lic meeting latit week went on record as favoring the hnthinp: bench re- strictions which were put into effeot PI ERG E-ARROW la:it tiumiucr. The meetinK.waa at- "A STEP FORWAKD IN BAKING PROGESS" tended by about 300 persons. All raodeli have Silent Gfflr-ahifu . Non-sliatlcntble Gkua . Hydraulic Shock Alaorbm . Super-eafrty Brakes . Pietee- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JLRSUY. ne\t, or tlio (siiid bill v.ilj bo taken aB i:mi- '< ;MI,I ymi, Niithfin Jiicobnon, mo mnilo n Old SeafnriiiR Mini Dead. Anow or Bucket Headlamps optional without eitra charge . Pient-Arrmv Engiter-ing and Coaihtvork throughout To CltAJTSMAN'S HOMES. INC.. n cor fcrteil oyeinht you. ilclrri.hint liermi^o you firfl tho liusltiind Captain Charles 11. Erown. for - \ .' poration of tho State nf New Jel, The laid MM l» llIcc 1 m fmrrlorc n 'cr- ! "' ">= *"M Iloi-otliy Jrirubrmi nnd niny and DOIIOTHY JACODSON nntl t uln »ii>rli:»tri> raa'lo l>y H'o Crntu- ' li:"" ""mc l'»"» l>r IMevcM in tuiil inrnn- many years a hotel keeper and a sica- THAN JACOBSON. m.-,n'» Moim-s. Inc. tu Miinnwuth l.uml,,', '•" llv "'I'V of Illi'honto rlclit of cmtcsy faring man. died Friday of heart din- Df »lnu« nt «n i.nlcr of the Court fumniiny. In.-., In tho Finn of Sl.iOO.O" •>" "Ihcuvi.-o. eiitie. Ho wua OL' yearn old and was Chancftry of Naw Jersey, tnndo on tlic ul.li-li «:.l,| inortenKo Is ilutcil *ui».t a.I "mod l-ciiiuary 17lli, t!P3O. ol tt)» y .liuoliaiui uml Nutliun Jm " u»V.i"7n Z Z'!*,,2«mS't \t' J! « ,"»"", IJ'fitolor travels Frederick Drett, Jr.. of long Mil of <'uin|iliiliit. nnd yr>u Dorothy J:i- " el "V<;ry rill'uet In town nnd every tan are •lefoinlnntfl, von nic icnilred U\ ul 15rnn"ii Iclt I hi- houpilnl at Unit place Red Bank. N. J. Asbury Park, N. J. m'P*rir "und nnrwe-r fho dill of nnld com- •iiuion. nro m:\ilo n iiofeiuhtnt liei'iuiro you I "" >» ""-' futility, Let It cany your l or befort tli* 18th day of April urn Ihc miner In Ire of tlin IIIIMI nml lll('.',:lll(!f! Ill those vvllO ItVO OH tllCs6 last wreli after having been thete Phono 13M. I'faons 120. iiicnili Misn Geork'ianna Yar- contract for paving Main street ;it Addition to FirHtmisr. liii^lnn of Ni'plunt1 township nf,'ainfi' . uisiiN. Eelfortl i»t it price* of $01,075.10. Thid Plfiyi-'- unt licinj^ jucjj;i!ci| (,,}• ;uiIJi-. Willard O. l'lilciii'ti-. ;m AsVnny was tlio lowest of five bidf-j rccrivotl. Aiictirreor, idition ID .Atlmit i»: (in- roinjKiriy .; I'.nk d-iitlst. A vcrdirt of Jl.OWi 30 Merlon Street. R,d t) ^ f( The freeholder:! l.tst. wutii nppiuvcd IOTIHO tin Jlrtjadwijy ;if Lunj; JJUUM h. ,'iwunlci.l Irj the y.'nl'.; [;itliT, Charles riU!!!S_it5US2JliLj ail the avwrdhg of the contract to Urn Tlio (iri'iiu'ii nvo. cf>n.':i L-iit'H lun^* timl uncxpli'cd term of Harry Trucx, who built at JBdiiiur wot u [iieHrnici U) iu & ciiovvisii, it, to become judge of tho county tho cOJiimifcsloiu-rrj ln:,l. wcr-U. The That fme flavor that strut. JLMLSJ;!!! N. j. court next month. piojcct will cost dbout .$200,000. Hud No Trappers' Licence. is in Heclcers' Flour WILLIAM A. IIOITTNG, Died In Hospital. Freehold Man J)i ad, Real EiUto Urohtr, I''r('fl Tloua of Robm !:-vilie was or- comes from the wheat S I.lnilrn Place, JlEO BANK._N. J. James M. Moreau of Freehold died Harry Reid of Freehold dirnl .-it Ih.' rf'.ilod la^t week chitr^cd with, trap- at tho Point, 1'loanant hospital Irtwt on^ ^lancli hospital Jnif I'ri.i i\- itself—and gives QUINN," I'AItSONb &"DditKMW, ' j)in;; nmakrats wilhnut ;i licence. He couNsisr.Lons AT LAW, Wednesday week nfter a JODK olok- \wnk of heart di^cM.'ic. Hi- w;ts <".» w;i.-i lined .fliO aurl costs ui $7.00, delicate flavor and Whitriold Bulldln£, R,'d B.nk. ncsfi. He waa 39 years old and for years old anil i.s survivi'ij liy n widow, julin J. tiulnn. 'I heoiloro D, Pariona, which he could rioL pay and was sent _^n^Hiiai I'. Uorcmus several years wan engaged in the con- one daughter and tlm.'c .'Jons, to jail. UoHfi admltt'od lin Imd no tempting aroma to all March 13th to 22nd tracting bualnuss. 7STB 7 Visitor From South* Ann'iicu. licrnJio nnd -said that lie war; catch- bakings. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Hal M. Lowry of Freehold hi Hector Gonnnt, nr>n of ;i "Krf.-nch in:; niuskrats for food for hi.> family. In convenient and Olllfoi. 10 Htnart at.. njiD BMiK taken a position with the Now Jer-clergyman in Uruguay, i.s at I'Kf:- v. ; sey oil burner salce company with hold atudyin^; method.^ of \.hv. You up; I'ipcon's Ott'iior t'liimd. economical packages. CIVIL ENGINEER. ' New recipe books Its main ofllce at Long Branch. Mr. Men's Christian iisHni^ation. II*: will A carrinr plfjcon, whi(;h alt^litcd on Successor to George Cooper, C. E. • Lowry will bo representative, for also vialt other places. Patterson BujMlns. IIKD HANK, N. J. Fiank Allaire's farm at. Farmin^dnlo OKOilOK K ALL1SN. Jr., O. E.. antl will he given away.- salcS and installation of oil burners rccftnlly, was claimrd last week by in this "district. • Death from Heart Attack. CEOItGB F. KANDOLrH, O. E. John J. CuyhinK of K"yport. 01, Walter Jacobs of F-aHiniore. The CIVIL ENGINEERS AND BURVEYOBg, Be sure to attend. 60 Broad Street, tlei Bunk. N. J. Teacher Wed*. :lied lii^t week from u ln;;u!, nilack. bird Iiad a numbered band. This number was published in newspapers VVAI.TJbill C. VANKECBEN, Mian Alma A. Dingwnll, a teacher -In Was a carpenter and hamly inari CIVIO ENGINEBB AND SURVEYOR. In the Kcyport school, and Clinton about the town, lie leave;; ;ui invalid nnd resulted in Mr. Jacobs recover- Broad Street National Bank Building, T. Hulsart of Matawan were married wife and a sister. ing his pigeon. • •• Red Bank, N. J. ERE'S your oppor- In the Presbyterian parsonage at Mnrrlcd in Septenibrr. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Matawan Thursday night by Rev. Announcement lian lirrn madn of Citizens' Training Camp. Eiluto of Elmer E. Whittakcr. decemci. H tunity to find out William H. Dills. the marriage- of Miss M;iry Waivers Colonel Philander Both; of Eclmar Notico IB hereby fflrcn that tho account* of tho Bubacribcr, trustoo ol tho JsitaU et Testimonial Dinner. and Jujlson K. Hopla of Kryjinrl. 'J'ho hoad;s the Monmouth county com- nnitj deceased, will be audited «nd ttat*4 all abbut the marvel- mittee in charge of enrollment for l>y trio Surrogato of tho County of MOTJ- John Hulsart, -who has retired a- ceremony was ])nrforn)cl at. Mrdhi, moulli, nnd reported for settlement to th* ous new J-rigidaire president of the Manusquan board of i, la^t September. the citlzenn military training camps. Orpham Court u( Bttlti County, on Than- A school in arfillory opens at fort dny. tho twentieth day at March. \. D. educiitioiii was given a testimonial Buyw Mother's IIOUHC. dinner laut Thursday night. He re- Hancock on AuKimt i:;t. The vacan- 1030. nt which tlmo application will It* Hydrator. Jamea Kcnvin of J-i cohold hay cies for Monmoulh county are lim- made for the allowance of commUsloni ceived a traveling bay as a gift from bought from the cjituic of his ninth.1!1, and couriKel fees. On Thursday, his friends. ited. Dated Februnry 6th. A. D. t030. Mrs. William Keiwin, thn family i ev- Try n Resistor Want Advertise- THE SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY, .March 13th, we start Aged Woman's Death. \ idence on Bawnc avenue and will Will Upheld. ment. It will pay youirrA Jvortlsomcnt Summit. N. 1, move into it. Mrs. Joseph Vandcrveer of Long The will of Harriett Corhin, an AP- a special 9-day dem- Branch died last Wednesday after a To Build V'airr Systini. bury Park colored woman, which loft onstration—one of the most interesting Porcelain-ou-stcel will be on display. lingering: sickness. She waa born at Tho Spiing Lake IIci^hlH borough a .$100,000 estate to white friends and Kcyport 87 years ago and had lived council has pu^aed on I'n.'it reading charily, was probated last week by "ever held in our showroom. The famous "'Frigidaire Cold Con- at Long Branch 42 years; Four chil- a*1 ordinance providing for thn con-Judge St.ninbach, who overruled pro- NOWHERE di en survive here. tructlon of a water .syslnm aL a coat tests filed by eleven relatives who We will show the Hydrator jn actual trol" will also be demonstrated. You Horses Retired. of $170,000. claimed a share in the estate. use—just as you would use it in your i Two horses, which have served the AT will be shown how this device freezes Bradley Beach fire department twen- home. You will see how lettuce is made ty years, were retired last week and were taken to a, farm at Hoi mil cl u» tender and brittle by the Hydratof's ice cubes faster—how it permits you to spend the rest of their days. They moist reviving cold. You will see how make scores of unusual desserts that ore 2\ years old, Motor boat Sun It. celery and radishes take on added require extreme cold. - A niotorboat owned by David R He-user of Matawan, which was crispness—how tomatoes are improved • Will you be our guest? moored at a dock on Shark river in texture and flavor. was sunk early Saturday morning. Come in at. your first opportunity. Vandals arc believed to huvc dam- And thaUs not all you will see. We will be open evenings *very day of aged trie craft. . The latest household cabinets in To Improve Ilund. the demonstration. The Manuiifjuan commissioners have adopted an ordinance providing for. the improvement of Stockton Lake boulevard and calling for ai appropriation of $35,000 to carry ou,t Jersey Central Power the work. To Build New Bridge. HJeafta-m Hydrates IligSa in Oxides ALL OFFICES The 'Monmouth county and Ocean county freeholder!) wil build a new In SO lb. paper bugs--easy to handle bridge over the Metcdcconk river bc> low Larabcc's crossing. The prcaen bridge,is-Very narrow and is in poo condition.1 Kept Vicious Dogs. John'Harting, who lives in Howcl! township, was fined, $25 and costs las week on a'charge of keeping viciou dog? which ho allowed to roam a Approved by Quality Lime Institute large and attack ot'hqr. dogs and kil SO BRILLIANT A CAR . . . P A. k R D poultry. Death from Fol&on Liquor. John Brcnnan of Asbury Park wa found lying in an abandoned bricli yard near Morgan last Saturday af- anno ces ternoon. A doctor examined him an ASK YOUR DEALER pronounced his death due to liquor. A 0-18 TIW YVAK1SANTY Tbo Muiunoulk County 1'uckurU Company warrants tlmt. for •> WARRANTY ... That's why period of Blxly days from tin: date of delivery to the purclius BUICK wins or, It will replace, trco of uliurct'.. uny defective part, if found l>j from 2 to 5 tbo Dealer to bo BO UIIUII exam. Imwloii, iirovjdcd such i>urt is -. rulurned to (ha Dealer wltlini times as many llml period for credit or r,;. in. selling selected placement Such Irca replace buyers as any ment Includes llio cost of tli ' part, plus installation of Biinii Thin warranty Is expressly hi other car lieu of. nnd to exclude, all other USED warranties, expressed or implied priced above Taint, upholstery. 11 roe, rlmn hiittcrlcB, speed 'Instruments unil $1200.,. other accessories nrc not war- PACKARD rallied. Three Bulck lerlsi—thr»» ; whselbai«i —fhr«« pric» , -CARS rang«if with 15 body typta. Series 40. $1260 to $1330* Series 50: $1510 lo $1340, Ssriei 60. $15SJ to $2070, Desigped and built by the creators of (. o. b. factory. Marqvelte Screen-Grid Radiotrons and the offers 6 body 'ypo»/ ranging PROTECTS YOU—with a positive 60 from $990lo$1040,f.o.b. fae- Screen-Grid Circuit. . . .product of the lory. Special equipment **!re* day warrant agaxnst expense in replacing world's greatest radio organization.. .the .defective parts. wondcrflil new RCA. SCREEN-GRID RA.DIOLA will brinp; you thrilling new CERTIFIES—that our used Packard heights of radio enjoyment Cars ere in good mechanical condition at sensationally low cost! Tfc/f poliw will to into effect prior to delivery. en Match M. It does nor "PADIOt/V 46 affect all used Packard oara RCA RADIOLA. 46-A c«M model whil SI 30 litillt'ln U C A clcrlrnMlvnnnilc icproilnc told by us. SAFEGUARDS—the car you buy from fake "reconditioning" methods and sharp (Jpciatcn from hiumn CUIICIU (A.C.J. used car selling tactics. >• • BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, HINT, MICHIGAN • DivMion vf Goiwrnl Mofn-i Corpomftan PROVIDES—at no extra cost, an as- Canorlinn Fa

Corner Maple Ave. & Monmouth St., Red Bank. To. b. (actorY< Special «f|iiipmen( *Klr< Phone 2176. A. 21 Moiimoutl) St., Red B;u(l H. L. ZOBEL Aulumulitln NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT h& innilu tor tlia nllowaltca. oi.cuninil&slotiB Xttata of Atldlo Klnnsliury, decaaieii. eml cuilli«al tecs. Hotlca IM h«rehy given tliat the accounts Dated I'tliruiiry 'ltd, A. I). l'JJO. BmnsteadsWonhSyrup RED BANK, N. J. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. et tha aub.erthvrit, tfxacutnrs of tha oatnto IIENI1V Mi'BKrtMOTi', et vsld deceBBei], wilt bo autlltorJ fitwl 110 llr.ilivli Sir., Uml lli.Tk, N, J. RAU1O DIM RllUniNtl Uil'l1, lltfited by tho Surrogate of the County nl SIDNKY CIIASKY, Monmouth anil IPIKHICII for ncltlsnioi! l/i HI Wort Blilu Avcliui'. llcil Dunk, N. J. ^ f vid - licnr. n A ' , I 1 th» Urnhnnx Court nt vnlil I.' H v. on ALUTON HKEKMAN, En., TliurndAy. thti twentieth iltty or Mitrcfi. ilcil Hiinli. N. J., ear hv t»aa, ca» t 4i,J>. 1330, ut wlikll ti«o n).ii!li:alloi, Bill l'l MltOMOBIUS Page Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930.

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-MxXZ-•SL'JLV COMING — GEORGE SIDNEY CHARLIE MURRAY ASBURY PARK "THE COHENS AND KFXI.YS IN SCOTLAND." --xa CE Utued WeftOy. faUnd.u Second-dim MutUr >t tlio Pest- VOLUME LII, NO. 37. offica et Bed Bsok, 11. J-» Haiti tint AcCHt Msreb a, 1S7I). RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 13 TO 21

THE ANNUM, LEGION BAIL ? :ous expenEes. The stockholders and redltors will havo tho first opr;r- THEY BURY THE HATCHET UIFORMAVffllN HW: rhere'U be a Hot Time In t!io Old YEAR OF HOLIDAYS, AI£FUL HOTE MEETING. unity to buy stock In tho operating BIDS FOR NEW SCHOOLS. Town Next Monday Klgbt. UTUKI5 OF THE MOLLY PITCH- :ompany, but their purchases will be ALBEET E. NEWMAN AND JOHN BILL RECOMMENDED BY NEW The fourth annual ball of Shrews- ENTERTAINMENT AT THE RED in a percentage basis, in comparison IONTKACTS FOR THBEE NEW 'ICE CHANCELLOR BACHES ,«>. • WILSON SIGN BELEASES. STATE COMMISSION. bury pqst of tho American legion of BANK BAPTIST CHURCH. ER TO BK DECIDED. 1th the money which they now have MJDDLETOWN BUILDINGS. Bed Bank will be held next Monday nvolved. A BKCKIVBll. Policeman and Colored Resident Had They Want tho Power to Keep Un- night at the Smoke Shop tavern. The Various Holidays of tlio Year Were Itockhulders, Creditors and Other The committee will recommend 'bo Board of Education Will Meet learlns: o* Flrat National 4.'ot|iuni< Eaob Other Arrested Yesterday qualified Pilots nnd Unsafe BIilps profits from this affair are used prin- Represented by Living Pictures nt Interested Folks Will Meet at the hat fifty per cent of the profits go Thursday Night, April 10th, to Re- tloii Held Tk'estBniay el Ne-;varli-«. Morning. But Afterwords They Out ol tho Air—John F. Casey a cipally to assist disabled and sick Sociable Given Friday Night by the Hotel Tomorrow Night to Decide 0 Mr. Jones, that 25 per cent go to ceive Bids For Buildings at East Scabrlght Bank I&suei tftstsmesfc Agreed to Let Bygones bo Dygonca. Member of Commission. . veterans and their families. Last Senior World Wide Guild., Whether to Ilcopcn 11. he stockholders of tho proposed new Kcansburg, Fair View, River Flam Denying Any Direct Connection. gear's ball drew the largest attend- >pcratlng company and that 25 per The rocent fracas between Police- A bill, recommended by the New. About 75 persons attended a holi- Tho stockholders and creditors* :ent bo used to pay tho unsecured Tlio board of education of Middle- man Albc. t E. Newman and John Jersey aviation commission, has nee of any festlvo affair over held day sociable given Friday night at lommittce of the Molly Pitcher hotel own township will meet at tho town- A hearing waa hrld yesterday be- at tho Smoke Shop tavern. Tho le- if Red Bank has called a meeting to :redltors. After the creditors are 'ore Vice Chancellor Backet) of Nciv- Wilson, a colored rooldent of Berry been Introduced in the state legisla- gion boys hope to make another new tho Red Bank Baptist church by tho paid the stockholders of the hotel hip high school at Leonardo on :k requiring tho B'lrot national cui- street, Red Bonk, had a repercussion ture to provldo a uniform law gov- senior World Wide guild. Guests of IO held at the hotel tomorrow night would receive 25 per cent of tho Thursday night, April 10th, at eight and an antl-cllmnic yosterday. erning aviation nnd airports In tlio record next .Monday night and to the guild were members of the junior ,t eight o'clock. All stockholders 'clock to receive bids for new school aratlon and eleven compsnlea and 1 ihow their guests even a better time iroflts. idivlduala to show cause, why they The repercussion came In the form state. Tho commission submitted Its guild of the church and the guild of ind creditors and other persons in- Mr. Lebenthal in talking with Tho lulldings. Contracts will be awarded of two arrests. Mr. Wilson had Mr. first report of activities to the legis- than was tho ease last year. The the New Monmouth Baptist church. Lereatcd In having the hotel reopened or a four-room schoolhouse at East ihould not be restrained from Belling Smoke Shop will bo elaborately dec- lave been Invited to be present. It Register reporter, said ho could not icansburg, a five-room schoolhouso ir buying socurltlcn of the corpora- Nawrnan arrested on a charge of as- lature at tho tlmo the bill was rec- irated. They wero welcomed by Mrs. JMcn too strongly deny reports which had :!on. Several of tho defendants'asked sault and battery. Constable Patrick ommended. Mason, president of the senior guild. s anticipated that a number of per- been current that the small atock- it Fair View and a two-room ad- Pluroa of Asbury Park made the at- Felix Santangelo will be floor man- sons will attend who have never been dition and alterations to tho River for a continuance to give thorn »n Tho commission's work has been ager and tils assistants will be Dud- Tho sociable was held In the Sun- lolders and unsecured creditors >pportunity to ralso money to pay reut. Mr. Newman waived a hear- wldo in scope and has covered prac- day-school room. The. principal fea- the hotel. They will have oppor- would be frozen out and would re- Plam schoolhouse. ing beforo Justice Charles R. D. Fox- Icy Shaffer, and Daniel Fullerton. unity, either before or after tho Contractors may bid on all three the ' Btockholders, Vice Chahcdlor tically every subject concerning avia- Others on the ball committee arc ture was an entertainment of/living ceive nothing. He said there would Backes appointed a Mr. rfefeon, a woll and he was held In $500 ball for tion In the state. A careful study of pictures depicting the hojidav^m the meeting, to inspect the place. The bo no "freeze out" If the plan of the ulldlngs combined as one offer, they the action of tho grand Jury. J. Clark Moo Gordon, Frank Thompson, Wil- otel has been closed and in the nay bid on each Bchoolhouso sep- Newark lawyer, us receiver, but this national and state laws In regard to liam Gllhuly, Thomas Erockliurot, year. Each picture V«IB described by ommlttee was adopted. He said the Iocs not Imply that the corporation Conover became Mr. Newman's aviation was made before drawing a recitation or a song. The vocal ands of a receiver slnco early in committee would use Its utmost ef- iratcly, or they may present several bondsman. Morgan Ellert, Frank Ingrasolo, 'anuary. lets of bids, Separate proposals must insolvent aa a custodial receiver up tho bill, which invests the com- lharles Kelly, Frank Sole, Bradley aoloieto were Mrs. J. William Helm forts to protect the interest of every- is appointed. William B. Foster at As soon aa tho proceedings were mission with power to suspend flying and Mrs. Fred Conover and those Tho chief object of tomorrow mo concerned, regardless of wheth- c made for general contract work, the law firm of Applcgato, Stovcns, over Mr. Newman, sworo out a war. 'Isclior, Robert Nicosia, Theodore D; llgbt'3 meeting Is to get the hotel out eating and ventilation, electric privileges of unqualified pilots and 'arsons, John Savlllo, Irving Harri- w)to gave recitations were Mrs. Bert r the amount Involved was large or *~oster & Reusslllo represented tha rant for tho arrcBt of Mr. Wilson on suneafo ships. Tho commission I Miller, Mrs. Wellington Kennedy and f the receivership and to reopen It. small. Ho said no "freeze out" would vork,-plumblng work and sewage dis- :ockholdcra at tho hearing. a charge of assault and battery. Mr. son, Cecil MacCloud, Henry Bell and The committee which was appointed )osal. Each hid must bo made on a asked for an appropriation of $5,000 Carl Eremer. MIBS Dorothy Brown. occur unless tho hotel was struck The Seabrlght national bank Is- Wilson waived a hearing before Jus- this year for clerical help, materials, Tho various holidays and those o represent tho Btockholders and off nt a mortgage foreclosure sale orm provided by Architect Ernest sued a statement last week denying tice Henry r. Hylln and ho was held supplies nnd miscellaneous expenses. who posed were as follows: rcdltors has been working to this and that the committee was deter- rend. 'iat the bank has any direct conncc- In $500 ball for tho action of the E. L. Chalmers of WlldwooU is New Years day—Janet Rycrson, (lance. md since the hotel wan closed. Many mined to prevent this if there was It Is hoped to have tho new bulld- on with tho First national corpora- grand Jury. Lorenzo Harris of As- chairman of tho commission, which UP A TREE; DOWN A WELL Lincoln's llrthdny—Eugene Mngce, Jr., lengthy night sessions have been held any way to do so. ngs in use next fall. In addition to ;lon. The statement is na follows: bury Park became his bondsman, consists ot an ex-navy pilot and of- Lincoln reading ft book in front of fire- at the homo of Louis Lcbcnthal of :hese buildings the board of educa- Mr. Wilson was represented by ficer, a commercial airport operator, lace. Maplo avenue; who is the chairman ,lon has been authorized by tho The records of tho bank dlocloco Chester MoKonzle, who Is associated a lawyer, a veteran automobile racer TWO TRUE ANIMAL STOKIM Yalenllne'B birthday—Miss Julia Jcrvla of the committee. In addition to at- icople of Middletown township to hat tho First national corporation '8 with the law office of John R. Phil- and a newspaper editor. G. Noyi>s KUMSON. holding large boquet of flowers'. tending theso sessions the members iuild a grammar schoolhouse and he owner of 51 shares of tho bank's Washington's birthday—Richard Farrar f the committee have spent a great WITH THE LEGIONNAIRES. lips of Asbury Park. Slnyton of Mlllburn is vice chairman as George Washington in cherry treo •ymnasium on the high school prop- itock at tho present tltna, out of >L Later In tho morning Mr. Newman arid Wlllard E. Bowman of Newark Tho Firemen Rescued Mrs. Otto cene. Story read by MIBB Helen Howard. deal of time and effort in other ways. rty at Leonardo. It is probable that otal of BOO shares, and whlla It IH and Mr. Wilson met and had a con- Is secretary. Other members are ' Strclimeriger's Cat From a High Easter—Mrs. Harry Chamberlain In Tho members of the committee, In COUNTV BALLY TO BE HELD this work will be started in the sum- quite poslblo that representatives -if versation about tho unpleasantness John F. Casey of Red Bank and Wil- Perch In a Tree and a Policeman rhlte robe kneeling before illuminated addition to Mr. Lebonthal',' are War- AT. ASBURY TARK. mer or early fall. tho First national corporation nf between them. Each man admitted liam C. Williams of Ventnor. Saved s> Dog from a Well. en PI. Smock, Martin VanBuren Monmouth county may have repr ... that maybe he had been.hasty and Mother's day-—Mrs. Charles Hammell Smock, A. W. Crlstlani, Maurice Tho Mayor ol Eatontown and a Rod sentcd to the public that tho bank had lost his temper momentarily. Hero are two true animal stories with children, Eugene Magce, Jr., Jack Schwartz, B. T. See and D. R. Hen- Bank Man Received As New Mem- was controlled by this corporatlun, rom tho borough of Runitjon, Hammell, Peggy Nlmo. Frlandfl of tro two men who over 1 drlckson. bers—Silver Trophy to bo Offered FIREMEN'S HARD BATTLE. this Is not and never was a fact, hoard the conversation advised the Last wee - a cat, owned by Mrs. Memorial day—MI«B Annabell House In THE BROTHERHOOD SHOW Otto Strohmenger of Lafayette street, Patriotic costume. Various plans for reopening the to Bumson Horse Show Promoters. "Tho directors point out that nt • two' men to lot bygones bo bygones Children's day—Peggy Kimo. , hotel have been submitted to this THEY HAD TO USE SMOKE their annual meeting, which toe's nnd not to proEB tho charge against was marooned high up a tree and tht Leslie Seely, mayor of Eatontown, 'THIS BAT" TO BE PRESENTED fire department was notified without Flag day—Miss Ann Schenck aa Betsy committee by hotel operators and and Bartholomew Turlano of Red place in January of this year. > • each other. Rois. owners of chain hotels, and in ad- MASKS TO FIGHT IT. following named persons wero nl: ., ON ArillL 11TH. turning in an alarm. Wheri the fire- July.4th—Mlas Anna Schenck us nurse, Bank were received Monday night After somo further conversation,, men put a forty-foot ladder against dition to this the committee has con- B.3 new members of Shrewsbury post d directors: Philip S. Walton, He- y during which each man apologized to MM. Edith Worth as injured boy, sidefed plan3 of its own A full re- A Stubborn Early Morning Blaze In N. Johnson, Charles L. Prc. '. fio other, U was agreed for each man Well Known Mystery Play Will be tho tree the cat climbed higher and Labor day—MIBB Dorothy Brown as the of the American legion of ItcdBank a Monmouth Street Building—Con 1 jot out on tho end of a limb where tired father. port of all these propositions will be The post voted to send telegrams Grandin V. Johnson, John lpto< to sign a release. Under tho terms Given at St. James's Auditorium made tomorrow night, together with siderable Damage Done by Smoln James Ryan, John LeCompte, Jo'm and Will Mark tho Brotherhood's It was Impossible for one of tho fire- Columbus day—Miss HeTen Howard as to the representatives of Monmouth of this release neither man can sue men to reach it with his hands. Four teacher and Beatrice Fettlt as BUD-il. Re- recommendation by the committee and Water In Three Stores. Gardella and Raymond Ferry. or havo tho other man arrested on Tenth Annual Entertainment. citation "Snll On" by Jean Strykor. county in the legislature urging them firemen, held a blanket unde? tho hat W. L. Joncn of Atlantic City to support Bill No. 108 which pro- One of the most stubborn fires "All of these men, with tho o.iv.'- the-matter In question. The reloanos The tenth annual entertainment of Armistice day—Kichard Farrar who Is an experienced hotel man, be tion of Mr. Gardella, who haa been •> wero prepared and each man affixed tree. Tho cat • was pushed off the toiiller, holding American flag. Recitation vides for an additional appropriation which the Red Bank firemen have tho Presbyterian Brotherhood of Red lmb with a polo and fell into tho 'In Flander'e Field." made manager of the Molly Pitcher to educate tho orphans of world fought in recent years broke ou' member of the board only for at" t his signature. Bank will be held Friday night, April blanket. With s tiger-llko spring It hotel, under certain conditions. ' early yesterday morning before day six months, havo been members "f Readers of The Register aro,famil- Thanksgiving—Mrs. Warren Fowler nnd war veterans. It was stated that 1 11th, at St. James's school auditor- Jumped out 'of the blanket and dis- Mrs. Herbert Barber aB Pilgrims. Is expected that Mr. Jones will be at Princeton university had contributed light on Monmouth street. The fire tho board for periods,of tlmo re ' iar with the fracas between Mr. Wil- ium when "The Bat," the well known appeared. Christmas duy—Mrs. Cecil Lediard as tomorrow night's meeting. to this cause. started beneath the stairway In th ing from three to fifteen yews. 1 . son and Mr. Newman. About a mystery play, by Avcry Hopwood and Santa Claue. . Mortgages aggregating $305,000 are cellar of the building occupied by Walton also haa been a director o • y Yesterday morning the Rumson 'Your" birthday—MIBS Emily Grover The members of tho post and the month ago the two men goMnto an Mary Roberts Rlndhart, will bo preT on the hotel properly and Interest is Robert Nicosia's barber shop. It was since tho January meeting. Mr. W.'i- argument and had sort of a wrestling police headquarters received a phone an old fashioned eostume. "Silver American legion fife and drum corps uonteil. Entertainments.given in past call that a collie dog, owned by overdue on some of them. To carry will attend the county legion rally discovered about half-paot one ton succeeded J. K Harvey, \vhu match. Mr. Wilson threw Mr. New- years by tho Brotherhood have in- Threads Among the Gold" eung by Mrs. out its plan of reopening the hotel o'clock by a chauffeur of a bakery died last year, as president ot tho man down and shook and choked Charles Purdy, had fallen down a Helm. at Asbury Park Saturday night. cluded mlnBtrel shows, revues and well back of Benjamin RIegelmann'3 he stockholders and creditors' com- They are anxious to have a largo truck and he rang In the alarm. bank. AH of tho directors, with tho him. Mr.'Wilson was arrested and comedies, but this Is tho first time a In addition to the pantomimes mittee must get the consent of the exception of Mr. LeCompto, who lived locked up In a cell In the town hall house on Ridge road. Policeman there were games under the direc- turn-out, as a silver loving cup haa The firemen had to break down the mystery play has been undertaken Henry Kruso went to tho rescue with mortgagees to have the mortgages been offered to the post with the door ot the building to get inside. In Trenton, ore local men and welt It was charged that Mr. Newman en- The' play Is being produced by Mrs. tion ot Miss Helen Howard and Miss •olnstated. The first mortgage is for known, financially and otherwise, tered tho cell and struck Mr. WIIBOH the hook and ladder truck. The well Elsie Waugh, teachers at the River largest attendance. Free transporta- Tho fire was under great headway Matthew W. Grelg. Is thirty feat deep. Mr. Kruse put n $290,000, of which amount the Pru tion will be provided and there will before it was discovered. The amok throughout the comunlty, as." la Mr, with a policeman's billy. Conflicting street school. Cake, ice cream, candy dentiai insurance company has an in- Walton, the new president, who stories were told abput this Incident. The cast selected so far comprises ladder down tho well and found the, and coffee were served in the base- 1 be free refreshments and other Irei was extremely dense and black am James Hanley, Matthew W. Grelg dog standing in about a foot of water' terest of $215,000.. The contracting features. Busses will leave the on this account the firemen had t< served for many ycara In tha SeeonS Because of the attack, Mr. Hewman ment, which was decorated in green firm of Eyrlch & Ward of New York national bank and trust eontp&By ©t was demoted from tho rank of po- Mrs. Edmund VomSteep;, Miss Bessie Bhiverlng, but unhurt. The offlcer an<(: :wtyt6i-',iB,v-0S|vJ'yance of St American legion horns on Broad crawl in the building and to weai Thorne, Samuel Harvey, WJUIani got the dog out with little difficulty. haa a junior participating Interest of street iat quarter to eight o'clock. smoke masks. It was difficult to fin Red Bank nnd in the Seacoast trait lice sergeant to tho position of ordln Firth, Miss Helen Tuthill, Jack Patrick's' day. $75,000 in this mortgage. Tho stock company of Asbury Park. ary policeman. While the animal was being carried Mrs. Russell MInton was chairman The post has offered to glvo < the fire and considerable time was Strong, Robert Flader and Raymond up tho ladder It showed Its apprecia- holders and creditors' committee has silver loving cup to bo competed fo spent In groping about in the smok "None of the present dlrec.torsMnd VanBusklrk. Mr. VanBusklrk is 8 of the'.oommlttce in charge of the received the consent of tho Pruden tion for being rescued by licking Mr. sociable. Her assistants were Mrs. at the annual Kumson horse show to locate the blaze. officers of the bssisSSifesagJsswt;,,. "GETTING A POINT OF VIEW." newcomer in tho. amateur th6atrlca Kruse's face several times. The of. tial company to have the first mort- The'cupwlil be "suitably engravec directors or officers of the First »8N ranks In Red Bank, But he has tak- Harry Chamberlain, Mrs. Sidney Me gage reinstated. Within a short time a largo crowc fleer was powerless to prevent this Lean, Mrs, George Chandler, Mrs, and the engraving will include th( of spectators gathered. 'To them 11 tional corporation, altfiougli Informs* Richard T. Smith to Talk at -Pnrcnt- er part in a number" of productions display of affection as he had one The firm of Eyrlch & Ward has a name of the winning polo pony an* tion hag reached them that thellj Teacher Meeting. In other places. Fred Conover, Mrs. Frank Holmes, seemed that not only the barber sho arm on the ladder and the other Mrs, Arthur Ryerson, Mrs. Edith second mortgage of $35,000 en th> tho name of tho owner of the pony but the buildings on both sides of i names wero wrongfully used in notas Richard T. Smith of tho Red Bank Dancing will be held after the per- around the dog. Tlio well has not Worth and Mrs, Martin Nlll. The hotel. This firm has started fore- It was reported jthat Edward Bor were doomed. Flames shot up ii of tho printed matter isBueU by tN Young Men's Christian association formance, with music by Alan.Wool- been us«d for a long time. It was committee in charge of the refresh closure proceedings rind It has re- den of Little Silver, a member o the air through the front of th First national corporation in whfcfo will give a talk on "Getting a Point ley's orchestra. covered with a stone slab, with a hole mente consisted of Mrs. Eleanor lien- fused to reinstate Us mortgage ex- tlvj post, had almost fully recovers building. After the Bremen ha It was represented that they.wcrs dl* of View"' next Monday afternoon at n Through Rev. John B. McCloskcy in the center which geemed l\ardly yon, Mrs. Herbert Barber, Mrs. Mor- cept under certain conditions. Mr. from a long sickness and was able located the blaze, however, th' rectors. meeting of tho round tablo discussion arrangements have been made for large, enough for the dog to get gan Ellcrt, Mrs. William Noglow and Lcbcnthal, in talking with a Boglstei to bo out. flames were soon under control. Thl "Tho directors of the bank ara con* group of tiro Red Bank parent-tcach- convenient rehearsals. Owing to tho through. Miss Jean Anncttce, reporter, stated that it would be Im The ladies' auxiliary ot tho legion damage by flro wa3 not great, but cerned only in disabusing ths minds cr association in tho junior high character of the play and the intrl- possible to comply with these con wl'.i sell carnations at the legion there was considerable loss causec of the public with respect to any con* school domestic science room. Mrs. cato situations in tho plot it Is nec- FIREMEN'S ANNUAL BALL. ditions and that the conditions would bail at the Smoke Shop tavern next by smoke and water. It wag not un- nsctlon between the bank and this so- William T. McDowell, leader of tho essary, to have more rehearsals than BUSS ATLANTIO HIGHLANDS? have to bo removed or at least Monday night. The dance musii til four o'clock in the morning that called First national corporation oZ group, will give a summary of tho ordinarily. Thomas W. Head and Middlotown Township Department greatly modified for the stockholders Monmouth county. The bank to Mayor Snedefer Trying to Kalse will bo broadcast from Station WJBI, the firemen finished their work. work dono by the members during Matthew W. Grcig arc in charge of Preparing; for Smolio Shop Event. and creditors' committeo to put At the conclusion of Monday never loaned the, First national cor- the stage equipment and scenic ef- Money to Build a Spoed Boat. through its plans. The barber shop is In tha forme: the pa3t eight wcolts at a meeting on Plans for the annual ball of the night's meeting Frank Galatro, the Knickerbocker building on Broa poration any money and no funds 00 Monday, March 24th. fects, which in thin performance are Mayor John R. Enedeker of At- Mr. Lebenthal stated, that Eyrlch post cook, served roast beef, roast tha bank aro now or avoir were con- unusually spectacular. Middlctown township flro department and Monmouth3 trccts. This build- A mooting of the executive board were made by the ball eommlttco lantic Highlands is endeavoring to & Ward had aimed to get possession potatoes and soda water. ing is owned by the Jacob Krldcl es- nected in any way with tho Fitot na- of the parent-teacher association will The Bhoiv committee consists of ralso money among residents of that of the hotel and had even gone so far tate and It is leased by the Unlte tional corporation." Hubert M. Farrow chairman, Scelcy Monday night at n meeting at Chem- as to take steps to form a corpor- bo hold tomorrow afternoon at half- ical flrehouso at Bclford. The ball place to build a speed boat for the TRAFFIC LIGHT CHANGED. Cigar company. There are a numbei Philip a. Walton, mayor of Sea- past, three, o'clock at Mrs. Ada B B. Tuthlll, Matthew W. Grelg, Thom- will be held Friday night, March gold cup regatta at Red Bank nex ation to operate the place. Mr. of stores and business places In tin bright and president of the Seabrlght Crandall's room In tho senior high as W. Head and Arthur B. White. A summer. Mr. Snedcker believes tha Lebenthal said that if the hotel were building. The stores adjoining th< national bank, denied a rumor that special tenth anniversary advertising 28th, at the Smoke Shop tavern near sold at a foreclosure suit there Big Signal on Broad Street Be-placct ( school. Mrs. Harry Morford, first Red Bank. Ten dollars In gold will Atlantio Highlands would receive a by Two Smaller Ones. barber Bhop were not occupied bu there had been a run on tho lnstlto, vice president, will preside. program Is being prepared by Mrs. bo given as a door prize. George great deal of valuable advertising would be no return for the stock- both are rented. One is rented by tion. Carl Schwenkcr, Mrs. Arthur B, holders and creditors and probably The big stop and go traffic flash- Frclbott Is chairman of the ball com- by entering a boat in this race1, restaurant company and the other i "The report," said he, "Is entirely TIIVINO DOG CASES. White and Mrs. Soeley B. Tuthlll. mittee, Obadlah Hallcnbako la direc- which is of national interest. Th not enough to pay the third mort- light signal which was on Broad rented by the Roth meat company without foundation. Nothing of tha Tho Brotherhood Is a non-soctarlan tor of the program work. David proposed boat will be named "Miss gage. street at Red Bank has been Both of these concerns had formerl; sort occurred. While this Is a ssaaon Walter J. Graham n Member of Now organization and during tho past, Simpson Is chairman of the recep- Atlantio Highlands." Joseph Ban- The third mortgage Is held by moved and it hn.3 been re-placec occupied the buildings and had ot the year when banking business York Trial Board. year It haa rendered considerable 09- tion committee and John Savlllo has field has offered, to build a boat at Clark Holbrook and It amounts to with two smaller lights which ar< tryjng to sublet them slnco movln along the shore la dull, the national olatancc to unfortunate families. Part been appointed floor manager." a minimum cost, which would be $80,000. Mr. Holbroolc Is on a trip to between tho curbing and the side to other quarters. There was con bank of Seabrlght la particularly Walter J. Graham, secretary and of tho proceeds of the coming show about $3,500. Mayor Snedcker's plan Havana and the stockholders and walks. The work was done by Fre siderable damage from smoke an strong at this time. It haa not been treasurer of tho. Monmouth county will bo act aside for charity work. Brower, the borough electrician. Th is to get 35 men to donate $100 each-. creditors' committee has not been water in these two buildings. Sllgh necessary to borrow a dollar from kennel club and a member of tho The rest will go Into the fund to PLAYERS' CL1IB REOPENING. He has offered to head the list o able to get in touch with Mm. Pay- big stand in the center of tho street damage was done In tho cellar o tho Federal Reserve, and there'ha3 New York trial board of tho Amer- establish a new meeting place for tlie donors. ment of this mortgage is duo on Sep- was run into by automobiles on a Jack Merran's waiting room. been no redlscountlng. The Scabrlght ican kennel club, oat with the board organization.' Dimco and Entertainment to bo Held number of occasions, and there is tember 1st. Tho committee will ask The lights for all tho stores in th< bank occupies a particularly strong at hearings on Monday at tho Now Easter Monday Night. \ Mr. Holbrook to extend the mortgage general agreement that the change position." York olllcc of tho American kennel Associated In Business. NOT EXCLUSIVE. is a good thing. One of tho new building arc supplied by eloctrlca The Players' bont club of Fair for five years. wiring1 which runs through the cellai William J. Fallon Is charged by club. A Oliver Young, son of Dr. Harvey Haven will reopen tho clubhouse Relief Flro Company Did Not Auk foi lights is at the northeast corner of Mr. Graham will Judge Old English The Wanamakcr company holds a Broad street and Harding road anc of tho barber shop. All the light: Robert A. Grossman, special asfilet- W. Young, and Walter J. Graham, with a dance and entertainment E Sole Vso of Borough Dock. chattel mortgage for $06,000. This wero put out of commission by tin ont attorney general in charge ot Bliqop dogs at the Royal Canadian Red Bank real estate men, have bo- tcr Monday night, April 21st. Im- the other is at tlio southeast corner fair held in November at Toronto, The Register has received tho.fol ndeblcdness was Incurred In buying of Broad street and Reckless place, fire, but repairs wero made yestcrda; the "blue sky law" enforcement, as cojno associated in business and aro provements will bo made to the club- 4 furniture for the hotel. The Wana- nnd they were in service last night. tho man who acquired the stock oj Canada, In conjunction with tha now occupying an office in the Young house before it Is reopened. The lowing letter from Raymond W, Canadian annual fair and Ico car- Brower, secretary of Relief fire com- maker company,has submitted a sat- the Seabrlght national bank from tlio building on Linden place. , Mr. Saturday night dances, which were lEfactory arrangement to the com- Caught Using 1029 Plates. late J. Elwood Harvey, who was pres- nival. Mr. Graham was recently Graham has been in tho real estate very popular last year, will bo re- pany of Red Bank: mittee for the payment of this debt Three New Policemen. ident of the bank. Fallon was ar- elected a. director of tlio American and Insurance business about four- sumed this year and the restaurant "It was erroneously stated in the Abo Bennett of Fair Haven and through installments over a period Bruce W. Campbell of Shrewsbury The appointment of three ne' rested last week by Constable Walter Shetland sheep dog association at a teen years. will alao bo reopened. last issue of Tho Register that the of years. members of the Red Bank pollci J. Mills on a ehargo of making: a mooting at'Miss Fredcricka Frey's at American legion and Relief engine wcro arrested last week by stat force lias not yet been made. It Is Greenwich, Connecticut. Mr. Graham In addition to the mortgages there troopers from the Eatontown sta- false statement regarding tho aBscta ' Church Supper Tomorrow. School Clerk 37 Years. company had applied for exclusive Is about $80,000 owed to unsecured expected that the policemen will -be of tho company. Ho had 8 hearing Is chairman of tho association's rights to uso tho borough doclc at tion, for driving their automobileE appointed at the council meeting trophy committee. Tho Improvement society of tlio The board of education of Holm creditors, some of this being In tho with 1920 license plates. Mr. Ben- beforo Justice Gilbert M. Keith, and Presbyterian church will hold c del jLownshlp elected officers and ro- thefoot of Wharf avenuo during the form of notes. Most of the money next Monday night. Thoro after tho hearing he was turned :hlckcn salad supper tomorrow niglil brganlzcd l»ot week. Daniel S. Ely Gold Cup regatta. I would like to due to unsecured creditors 13 for nett had a hearing beforo Judgo El- eighteen, applicants nnd they tool over to Charles H. Walker of Attor- Helping Ibo Soldiers. ill the soclnl hall of tho church was elected president, William Mc- make It clear that Relief engine com construction work not included in the mer C. Wainwrlght of Shrewsbur. physical and written teats two week ney General Stcvcns'o office and later Tho Woman's club of River Plaza Tickets will bo exchanged this aftor- Farland vice president, Alex. L. Mo- pany did not apply for oxclusiv. original plans. About $1-1,000 is owed and ho received a suspended sen ago. The results of the teats taken to Jersey City In an effort to will nsslst the ludlcs' auxiliary unit loon nt tho church from thrco to flvo Clcea district clerk and Sidney Bray rlghtB to tho dock and that they had for merchandise used hi the opera- tonco. Mr. Campbell was nrralgne not been announced. ralso $00,000 to meet the demands of of tho American legion of Red Bank )'clock. Supper will bo served fron custodian of school money. Mr. Bray only u&kcd for permission to erect a tion of the hotel. before Justice Andrew J. Reid c the stockholders. refreshment stand on tho property." Eatontown and was fined $10. In making artificial popplca for tho ;lx to seven o'clock. succeeds tho lato C. Edward Tiltoii Mr. Jones. In the event that the Notice. Mr. Grossman stated that It would annual American legion poppy day Mr. McClcca has been district clerli The regular annual meeting of th< For Sale. hotel is placed under his manage- Keel Bank Building and Loan asso bn unfair to tho Soabrlght bank to oalo which will bo held In May. the New Sales nnd Scrvlco Garage. of Holmdcl township tho past Z't On account of poor health will sac- ment, Is willing to provide all oper- Cako Sale for a Church. elation will bo hold Tuesday, Marcl permit tho public to labor under any River Plaza folks will mako the pop- Rassas Brothers, agents for the years. rlllcQ my double house, six rooms and ating expenses the llrst year. If the The guild of the Golden Rule o: 25th, 1930, at 4:00 o'clock P. M., i mlnapprchcnulon In this matter, In- rilrs nt afternoon tca3 which will bo Oakland nnd Pontiac automobiles ftt bath, all Improvements; slate roof, hotel Is unprofitable lie is willing to Trinity church of Red Bank wi its ofllco in the Broad Street Natlom asmuch as he has no fault whstaoi ho'ii at tho homes of the club mem- Red Blink and Long Branch, havo St Patrick's Sociable. double garage; lot 48x100; yearly In- stand a loss of $12,500 and ho will hold n cake sale Saturday mornln bnnk building, 12 Broad street, Ke ever to find with tho bank In thlsi bers. opened a sales and scrvico frarnge In Tho Red Bank flrp department come $1,200; to quick buyer, $9,000, give a bond to tliia cTfrct. Tho stock- on Broad street in tho store formerly Bank, N. J., for tho election of di connection. the McCIcea building on Mechanic Terms arranged satisfactorily. Lil- holders and creditors' committed has occupied by R. F. Wilbur. Tho oal rectors and for the transaction Itnby CliMc Hupplien. auxiliary will have a 3t. Patrick's lian Dougherty, 35 Wavcrly place any other business that may com street at Red Bank. Tho lied Bank sociable ot Union flrehouso on made a thorough Investigation of Mr. will start at half-paot ton o'clock. regularly before sold meeting. Pol Mortgage Wanted. . Pratt'u, Coiikcy'o, Purina gnrngn will bo In chnrgo of Alex Red Bank. Phono 357-R.—Advertise Jones nnd tho committeo recom- 50,000 wanted on double! lioussi B'4 Full-O-Fcp starting feeds. Plnhcad Shrewsbury avenue next Monday mont. _ open for election of directors nt 4:0 rooms nml bath, all Improvements',! onts, flno craeked corn, cracked night. Any member not wearing mends him In tho highest terms not Monmouth Comity's BlgKi'st ami lies o'clock, and reuiftin open 1 hour. frame building, Blato roof, brlok wheat, dried skimmed milk, dried green will bg fined. A Fine Lawn. only aa a man of line clinr«ctcr but beauty union offers u most bcautifu Koil Bank Building & Loan Ass'n foundation; lot 48x100; doubln en- buttermilk, Bcml-uolkl milk. Vurloiu Blujrtolruto's Court Wo have everything to make one nlsn nn n Micc-f^'Jiil ^prcinlirril man- permanent wavo fur $10.00,'with on Louis Cunuvcr, ticcrctary. rage. Valued at SIU.WH), yearly In- chick llltcm, fountii, fcedcrn, etc fur Monmouth county. All com- Bono meal, sheep innnure, llmo nn ngor of hotels. oxtr.'i tliiRer wave fren, Aluo oil por —Advertisement^ come ?l,l'00. AUdrcaa Morfgaso Most complete lino of chick supplies pltilntu promptly Investigated. Bad Clerical .Wetftar and Typist Wanted Vlgoro, which is a special lawn and mniipiit waves for dry luilr for $10 Wanted, drawer M, Red Banlt.™Ad- offered in tho county, Always In accounts and checks collected. D.W by a lar-gc corporation. Good oppor- plnnt food. AUio griiHj) socd.'! for both Mr. Lebenthal stnlc!) that the hotel nil with liiniTCl cfTcctH., Wliito lin Keg Scbury nml Hta Orclicstrn vcrtlscment. ntoek. (julck service. Fred D. nnd nlitht Eorvlccv Justice Elmer 0. tunity. Reply 'In- own handwriting, .sunny nnd abiuly lawnn. Fred D gut Into financial difficulties not bo- grey lmir restored from yellowe will entertain you every Suturill Wlkoff Co., Red BanU, N. J. Ad- Wnlnrlfjlit, 4 Paltorson avenuo (nea slutlng age! • education, experience Wilioff Co.—Advertisement. jaiise It fulled to meet operating ex- conditions. 'Wo will glvo you tho nlk'lit nt. t!ie Benehwood, Ocean frciul Hmulio Sflio|i Tavern to Itconni, vertisement, _ Uitiful street), Shrewsbury, N. J.. tele- and references, AUdious Clerical penses hut because, construction nnd wnvo your hnir neotlsj. Advice given West End, LOUR Branch, N. J. Ni Bl>; reopening night, SSatimluy, phono t. At 54 Brood street Bed Worker, drawer 11. Kcd I3an!c—Ad- ^-,-e»_—__ equipment coats wero much larger Bank, by appointment only.—Adver- vcrtlBoitient. Hotter bo Snfo Than Sorry. freely on hair conditions!. Phono Red cover charge.—Advert lucment. March 15th. Johnny Allor»V» band pt Week-End Speclul. l.lHomant. Eat whero your meals aro prepare thnn bad been anticipated and there Bank 377a for day or night appoint- ynven lCntortulnom will furnish Prime ribs of beef only 117 cento a Tonlto anil Saturday Nltc, in a oanltnry kitchen which is open was not sulllclont money on hand to ment. PaulHon's Beauty Snlon. 87 Anno Rockefeller, Pianist, dancn munlo. They'ra a teal itiappy pound this Thuruduy, Friday nn< Wnnled. Club Rio Hits,, featuring Rocky'a Rl, for Inspection nt nil times. Mother's moot Ihenn debts nnil Interest charges Broad street. Red Bank.—Advertise- will play at Fashion Itovuo. and Tel lot of boya nnd you'll surety liku Saturday nt Acker, Mcrrall, Contllt Ton nnlcsmcn with or without caw Rita boys nnd entertainers. "Bom- Dining Room, 2tJ Wallace street, Red when they became duo. Mr. Lcbcn- ment. March 19th, at two. Bcrkelcy-C'ni them.—Advert tscnifiit. Co., 11 Broad atreet, Rod Bank, bay" wants to uco you.—Advertise- toret Hotel, Anbury Park. Tickets?, phono Red Bunk 1500.—Advertise- must bo ambitious and willing to Bonk.—Advertisement. thal Is of tho opinion that tho hotol Mnko Vp a l'urly —Advertisement. I.ouM mont. work, experience not imcrouary. Ap ment. Look! will prove u veritable KoUl niine. tor Saturday night; gala ro-openlnij Three law cann Columbia ply Immediately. Home noollng nnd Sunbeam Golden liiinlain corn thl The stockholders and creditors' of tho Smoke Shop Tiivcin. A real Lost, I'nlmoii for $1.00 thin wcolt at Smoke Shop Taviirn t» licopni. Awning Corporation, 1 Went Ur-rgci A ltvill j;rilatu Iliirglllii, Mack ami while who haired fox Ic phnji!, itcil llunk.—Advertisement. Lot, 70x100, ucllIng at half price week, ulx ennsi for $1.00 nt Acker committee will recommend nt the Iioiirst-t.o-j,'omlnc33 thnn in iitot'e. for 1 Merrull, Condlt Co., II Broad Saturday night, Murcli 10th, la tho Mcrrall Condlt Co,, 11 Krond fitrt nicrtlng that a compniiy be formed tu you. Johnny Allcn'.i tieven-plore band rlor. Itewurd. I . Korbcn, Ml riergon lied Bank, phono Hod Bank drtto. Johnny Allen's seven-piece En- Cellar nnd fuundntlou made. Bay- lied Bank, phone 15G0.—Advert lt;o will bo there Io help entertain you.— plnee, Red Hunk, phono 2277-W.—Ad- Advcrtlifonioiit, tertainers' Band will lio on liiind to Niilly Ami I.TO slilo Heights. High mound. George nienl. operate tho hotel in pnrlnr-rnlilp with Advertisement. vertlt'oinont. urnlah real tmnppy dnneo numbers. annount'Pii permanent wuvoti at. $7.fiO Lohiicn, Unlford.—Advcrtlncincnt. Mr. Jone.i nnd to nhiirn tbn prolita Uanca -AflvortltianiGnt. Jitnt half price, from now to Marcli , Sunday Night Dinner with him. To form iiueh a company All t'armciit:i, ruga, etc., drv Used liudlo Holt). at CViH'e N"«k nehnolhotifi® S"fM»y 21!. AppoiiUmcnli! tnmit bo mmlo inv Eloclrlo 1'lcjitliifT served from (i:0O to 8:0(1 o'clock, oi capital vT iibout $'.'5,0(10 will bo re- cleaned tiro Inmircul ngninr.t tiro nnd Rrcondltlonod trnda-lna, wlti uinht, M.'irrli Htli, fur I lie fisnssU nf Hiwclal 'Mils Week, Hoiicti nKMllntcly. 10lt Mommmth street, Hci In any stylo—perfectly doin;. Loon's RhcHtm niuiiic, Ht tho Hmoko Hboi quired. Of this iimount nbmit $15,000 tlwft ut no nddltlonnl cost. Leon's, speakers and tuben, ?5 to $ID. TI18 Atlantic township tiro company, ,Ku> 1(0 ccnU t>er dozen, Hoilgldasi I<'1QW- Bank, phono alijk—^Advertisement. 70 While utrnot. phono 2800, Rot Tavern. U3ul and danco at the Sniolt will bn needed fur Intercut, J.'l.OW) will tlngi), 10 Monmouth, street, Rec elo by McGuIre'e Hut BI*.*~Anl(, ltoHtH imiluym t E'frui. Hpevlal Tlih We*, Mttm® Tdtley'a ITiir i'.viiotvrlMm inili. Johnny Allen'tt Imnil of Scv Trices.to ault. everyone. Mm. Lob od for brolter i:oinnilr,«lonn. $1,000 Typewriter lluud<|imrtcm (M cents iwr (fcraen, IfwIgkiM 80 cents pot- doKcn. lIortKktw How will be nccilful fur loftnl i-xpcn H M nnd and i Sulla, S.^.nS.'^'.no up. at Jlnnnlno'i)Jlnnnlnoi), u and adding machines. 17 Drum KiUcrtnliKTH will play for you.—Ad- mann, 14 Braid nttcot (one flight up) cm, B Wallnco street, KcU lJiink.— BoldTypewriter. Trubln'os , rented58 Broa, dbough atrocUt KcU BBroaBrd a d streettt,, upstairsi , RaiRll BBank—• er», H Waltado straoi, IU4 * yortlBcmciit,- • —Advertisement. {^',000 will bo needed fur miaccUan Altlcmout Adtlt Advertisement. Bnnlc—Ailvartlnoinont. Ailvoitlocmout. i] Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 12, 1930. into dlsuac. It remained juat a tract BOBBERIES AT BED BANKS ., Card of 'JCtanks. i ,-•'• !•' of land until the world war when it Wo dcslio to ttiank our relatives, VICE CHANCELLOR DEAD. Annlna'a Store and Oaltes'» OBthge nclghborB and oilier friends for their The New Fort Monrnouth Will was acquired by tho war department. Ulndneas and tiympathy extended to- Fort Monmouth waa organized and Broken Into Sunday Night. JOHN BKNIXEY OF SHEEW3- A TALK ON GAEDKNS TO BEus In our recent bereavement cesuaed Uncle Sam is spending: & lot of thc surrounding communities lake The courses given for enlisted men •built by the signal corps during the Luigl Nannlnl's grocery store on by tho death of our beloved wife arul Imoney on now buildings at Port Mon- an active interest in Fort Monmoiiih. consist of Urn following: radio rlec- world war, under the,name of Camp BURY DIED ON MONDAY. Lelghton avenue was broken Into GIVEN FRIDAY AFTI5BNOON. mother, Mra. iiuUla Bocden Bogla mouth. To date Congress has appro- They say that the growth of tho po:-t trivUin'ii course ID months duration) Alfred Vail and this name was re- Wo also wish to thank Bev, William Sunday night and about $12 In cash, A Successful Card S'arly Held priated $1,500,000 lor the construction depends in a lar&e moaaurc upon the under which is given-elements of tained until 1925 when the war de- Ills Heath Was Duo to Complica- a pair of diamond-studded cufflinks Potter VanTrica, Funeral Director of barraclts and quarters. Under this co-operation received from tlm electricity and magnetism, review of partment designated it as a perman- tions Which Developed After un Friday—Another Card Tarty end Albert W. Worden, the bearers, thosu nine and a bunch of lieyB were stolen. who loaned earn und tlioso who sent building program buildings have governing bodies, civic and fraternal Knunmur KCIIOOI mathematics, basic ent post, and it waa renamed Fort Operation ' tor Appendicitis—lie Three One-Act Flays to bo Given work, !-tor;i;>fi batteries and charging The keys were to Mr. Nannini's store, In April and Slay. , such beautiful floral tributes. J>een completed, six more arc under organizations and from the people in Monmouth. Tho school was first Was Fifty Years Old. houso and automobile. Tho thieves James 13. Bogle, construction and four more arc to be general, ^indorsement by tliesfi or- sets, training uto radio operator*, known as the signal corps school, but Vice Chancellor John Bentlcy of gained entrance to the store through Dr. C. H. Connor of Rutgers will Mra, Willtam Flnegan, ; built. ganizations of tho. project, to establish ia months school. The foremost activity at Fort Mr. Naughton w4s born In Ireland of his brother, Peter Bentley, who Wcdnea'ay, Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Herbert W. Hill and Mra. Of the nine buildings which have Monmouth is the signal school, duration) ir.ulor which b given ele- lives at Red Bank. Vice Chancellor nlghto, April 9th, loth and 11th at Edmund Frascr are co-chairmen. mentary chemistry, development iof on November lira, 1846, and came been completed under the present which trains specialists who install, to this country when ho waa nine- Bentley became an attorney In 1903 quarter past eight o'clock at tho high The profits ot tho card party and tho program four arc barracks for themaintain and operate the vast signal negatives, optics, procedure, print- end a counselor in lBOfl. He prac- school. play;, will be used for the bond re- communication sy&tfms .which arc ing, enlarging, orthuchromatica, ndwa teen years old. He settled at Holm- enlisted men, four arc officers' quar- del, where he waa employed a num- ticed law In partnership with hig One of tho features will be a farco tirement fund. ber of years by the late Dr. Robert brother Peter until 1914, when he entitled "Walk tho Plank," with Mrs. Henry C. Mecklem was chair- Coolt. In 1883 he moved to RuniBon entered Into partnership with tile Frank Wclnhelnver of Seabright as men of a card party given by the KA1.K, Konio good front* lota pn U«w late George F. Brenslnger, who was oiituiio lilulnviiy; from CO-fo&t front . and'waa one of the pioneer residents ho chief pirate. Seven girls will glV8 art department at the clubhouse Fri- to 200'foot front; iruod spots for tourist of that place. He established Naugh- director of revenue and finances of; a humorous imitation ot setting up day. Mrs. Frank Curtis assisted Mrs. j oi- BUB HUUUIII!. TcrniB. T. Blwootl ton's hotel, which he conducted until Jersey City. exercises. Harriet Welsa of High- Mecklem In receiving the guests. The i-, Entontmvii, phono 26C* 1900, when he retired from business. Mr. Bentley was appointed corpor- lands and Nancy Havens of River- refreshment committee consisted of ro^^^ihwtTiilnB: fil«n jobfl . Ho also owned and operated a hotel ation attorney of Jersey City In 1913 side drive will enact the principal Mrs. James It. Wolcott, Mrs. Walter imtlufntHorlly iluno lutoly by the Moyail nn Co. mo MonnitMith Kmitloymcnt Scrv* v at Seabright, and he held that ofiice until January roles In an operetta entitled "Cupld'9 Bruyere antl Mrs. Charles A- Moice- . Tlnlon I'HIIH Poultry I<'urmn, P. F. Rent • £ \V>" The manner In which Mr. Naugh- 1st, 1921. when he became director Night Out." An opera will bo glyen Claskoy. noily, Mltynan Sltoiidjm llotol, Pnite'a new of public safety in that city. Ho held entitled "May the Maiden," with mu- fruit nnd veuctablq nuirlcct, f\ H. Van- ton. conducted his business won for Prizes wero given at each table and Poi-n UfiniKo. i'coiiOHB Automobiles, Ad- ••:••> Him the respect of the community this position until May 23d, 192L", c from Faust. the winners wero Mrs. John Chaunzy. lei'ri KoHltcr Delivery. Mumlol-Adlcm, Inc, and he was publicly commended by when ho accepted the appointment of Mrs. Lyman C. Van Inwegen, Mra. Dry GOCKIH. Wooliry'ft Mtirkat. Jtaiibrtirht. "The Union Depot" ia tho title of V. T. Jlnnnino. Holland Vuporniro Furnnco the county judges who granted the vlco chancellor, to which he was comic cketch. with the prinolpal L. Percy Stout, Mrs. Charles Mc- Dorcmuii Heulty Co. It pnyn to putronitQ licenses. He had many friends named by Chancellor Edwin Robert ClasUey, Mrs. Horace Fowler and reliable, old otitublltihed ninco 1 BOB sign i rolca enacted by Cecelia Conover of throughout the county. He was an Walker of Trenton. , Mlddletpwn village, Robert Anthony Mrs. Herman Asendorf. Among thqso mulicrH, with reputation nnd equipment. _! ™ •• I* He enlisted in the Fourth Infantry On tho right truck rcUttioimly nnU imtrlotU- 'j i active Democrat and was a voter six- of Highlands and Mlliard Foster of present were Miss Florenco Kridel. rfilly. 'ilti Oaklund Direct, phono 2481-J; ty years. His wife, Mrs. Ann Swift national guard of New Jersey in 1803 Belford. Another humorous feature Miss Bertha Kridel, Mrs. Luman Red Hunk.* : Naughton, died eleven years ago. Mr. and received several promotions un- will be the Golliwog dance. Reed, Mrs. John W. Ivlns, Mrs. •; l'OIt HAMS, outboard bunt. 8 Johnioii v •M r. li.-.1 ••! Nauffhton built a house adjoining the til lie becamp captain in 1908. Ho Franlc Dibbon, Mrs. Olive Sinclair, BmuU motor; iuko SU0 for both; brand hotel property and lived there from Hft tho national guard in 1918 and Mra. Nellie Palmer, Miss Frank new. Price Is lain ihnn motor coot. Bar- tho time of his retirement until hla re-entered as second lieutenant In HI-Y CLUBS' DANCE. Wodehouse, Miss Kathcrino Vander- ffflfn. Fred Itvown. EM- Wnllaco ntrcct, Rfi'I J Bimk. Phono 1582-Mjiftcr 5:00 p; M." death. 1B16. He served with the Fourth reg- veer, Misa Mary Vandcrvecr, Mrs. FQtTSALE. bciuitifui ithodo Island »«il iment on tho Mexican border. It Will Be Held at tho High School Addlson Sanborn, Miss Iona Brand, Mr. Nauprhton leaves seven sons Trlday Night, April 4th. luilleta nnd yonvllnff hens, all laying. Al- and a daughter. They aro Thomas S., Mr. Bentlcy entered the service of Miss May Longman, Mrs. Jesse Mlnot HO a few ftclertcd cockoi-ctn. Como eftdy the United States on April 34th, 1917, and Mrs. Henry C. Mecklem, Jr. ond mokff your own selection. Phone Kat- • Prank J., Mary E., Daniel A., and The glrlB' and boys' Hi-Y clubs of ojitown 21)4. _• John H. Naughton of Rumaon; Wil- for the world war as second lieuten- the Red Bank high school will have WANTED, otcam or hot wator boiler find ONI! Oll" THE FOUR LARGE BAEKACXS" WHICH HOUSE THE ENLISTKD MKN AND STUDENTS. • liam M. and Martin F, Naughton of ant, serving with the 110th machine a dance at the school gymnasium DANCE AT HIGH SCHOOL, vadlntorfi for houne of five or elx rooras, New York and Henry W. Naughton gun battalion and the 67th pioneer Friday night, April 4th. The event Fltone Eatontown 2t>4. ^ \ ters and the other building is theused by a modem army. Men who photography, composition, laboratory of Chicago. Also surviving him are ft infantry. He sailed to France with will be called an "April Fool's Dance" Junior Chamber of Commerce to WANTED, farm within ton m|lon of Ilflil have finished the courses at the sig- manipulation, motion picture theory, brother and sister, Matthew Naugh- the pioneer infantry and Bhortly af- and. the music will be furnished by Havo Event on March 38th. Dunlc; must bo good soil. Phono Eaton- post hospital. The barracks are town 21)1. 37x196 feet and provide quarters for nal school are sent to all parts of motion picture laboratory. ton and Misa Catherine Naughton, ter he landed was transferred to the Alan Woolley's orchestra. both of North Adams, Massachusetts. Seventh division and saw service aa Thp junior chamber of commorce LOST, n black ienthc"r jacket, with eoltf soldiers, with bathrooms and other the world where the army maintains Meteorologist's course (19 weeks The various committees' are: fountain pen in pockot;' loot botweeh stations. duration) under which 3s given al- The funeral will be held at ten a captain with the second American of the Rod Bank high school ill facilities not dreamed of in former AdvortlBlnu—Ooorsc Wolcott. refer 01- have a dance at tho school gymnas- Elm placo nnd Newman Springs road, days. These buildings havo recrea- To men who are ambitious and gebra to include quadratics, plane tri- o'clock Friday morninpr at Holy Cross army, A. K. F., in Its operations at scii. Etiwfird Mullltmn. Francis Nary, Mar- Finder rail Red Bunk 14fil.» . tion rooms, reading rooms and cannot afford a college education the gonometry to Include solution of church at Kurnson and a solemn high Metz. E»i' two private wards. It has operating tractivo offered by the school and Surviving him are his wife Edith Elltabeth Wolf, Mary Harrison. rxtrn flno cookinsr find hal- States weather bureau and theassessor of that borough, died Friday DecorctioiiR—William JlusaeU, Marlon Flowers—Margaret Supp, Ruth Pnriief, V and sterilizing rooms, X-ray rooms each year a large number of men take and five children, they being Peter, Dlctx, Ruth Tarker. Benjamin Cook, Edith inK; nho fivo tonfl i'yo at raw nnd eight advantage of the opportunity of ac- meteorological section cf the signal morning of parlysls in her 69th year Vivian IlOBebui-/, Glndya Kutchor. cordn onk fircplnro wood; Walter Field. and a dental clinic. Soldiers at Fort corps, practical meteorology, includ- after having been seriously sick four James, Edith, John and Eleanor Head. Inci Bennett, Jock Strode, Herbert Checking—Alice Bunell, Mildred Wat- NtilftWQinp rotid. ltcd Bank. ^^ ' Monmouth are assured of medical at- quiring at no expense to themselves 1 Bentley. He also leaves his mother, Ewinc, Robert Morcllelil. GoorBe Carey. klna, Minnie Olscn. i''bR~~SAL13,~Studcbiiker coach, li'ko niiwj the knowledge of a trade that they ing instrumental observations, bal- weeks. She was born at Humson, a Mni-Rarct Hackataff. Oraco Tarti-lck, Cecil tention equal to that which can be loon observations, computations, use daughter of (ho late Joseph and living at Rtdgewood, and two broth- _-«.»^ ,—, owned by private fnniUy; also Smooth- i obtained in any largo city. The hos- may pursue in civil life should they ers and three sisters in addition to Dlxon. top nan r.'inirc, net of dishes, rufi .Oxl^i decide upon other than a military and caro of instruments, preparation Mary Herbert Longstreet, and hail TARTV AT A BBEWEBY. window ishatlcB. bed. Racing end mnttroii. ' pital building is equipped throughout of forms and coding of meteorologi- Peter Dentlcy of Red Bank. The with'a floor covering of battleship career. lived there all her life. She was a A FAREWELL TARTY. Phojio Red Bnnk. 2Sj20. . cal data. lifelong member of the Rumson brothers and sisters not mentioned Goorgo Kuppcrt Gave Luncheon In Klr.HT ACUKS—Splendid alto for countr? linoleum, modern plumbing fixtures, Fort Monmouth is the only army before are Mrs. John Winans of Presbyterian church and was active It Wns Given' at Elver riaia for a Celebration ot Iceboat Victory, homo; convenient to trains end ehoyo up-to-date lighting arrangements, hot post occupied exclusively by the sig- Morse telegraph operator's course in church work. Plainfleld, Mrs. Frank Smythe of rcinortu: on «ood rond. half mile from con- water heat and the latest cooking ap- nal corps. The post is garrisoned by (19 weelis duration) under which is Bed Bank Couple. George Ruppert, one of the own- crcto hlcliu'iiy; ]>cnclie!4, KrapOflt naparnffy*. Other survivors are two daughters, Ridgewood, Mrs. Harry^Rountree of C. Giant, owner, Kcyport, N. J., R, -2. . pliances. the 1st Signal Company, the 15thgive' n touch typing, code practice, Phoenix. Arizona, Parker Bentlcy of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nason Taylor ers of tho iceboat Pirate II Signal Service Company and the 51st telegraph procedure, electricity and Mrs. William Finegan of Rumson which recently won tho third The six officers' buildings under nnd Mrs. Evio M. Clay of Newark. Jersey City and Richard T. Bentlcy moved last week from Brown place, ARTICLES FORJ5ALE. construction have four apartments in Signal Battalion. Enlisted mon of mne/neLlsni, and field lelegraph equip- of Jacksonville, Florida. Red Bank, to Stanford, Connecticut. class iceboat championship for the these organizations are given Hie op- ment and is designed to qualify en- Two brothers and three sisters also North Shrewsbury iceboat and yacht TWO work hornpH for snto; largo, Bound each building and each apartment survive, they being Mrs. Elizabeth The body was prepared for burial Mr. Taylor is employed by a radiator has five rooms and a bathroom. "With portunity of attending the signal listed men as Morse Telegraph opcr- company, and he was recently pro- club from tho South Shrewsbury uml Ken tie. Warren Messier, Hod Bank. Lloyd, Mi-3. Caroline Buchanon, and at Albert W. Wordon's undertaking club, entertained about 75 friends at plioiie ^OS'1-J,* unemployment so great this -winter school. The signal corps laboratories .tors. establishment and the funeral will be moted to a new position with the are located at Fort Monmouth. These Georgo and Frank Longstreet of a luncheon Monday at his New Yorli IJED and Pjirlny titul mnttropR for »fll«j the construction of those buildings Radio operators course under Rumson and Mrs. George Curtis of held this afternoon at the late resi- company. He was obliged to move to nlfi<> clilfTunior; will ooll for 513. rhone ' has been a godsend to many men. laboratories continuously carry on which is £ivnn codo practice, touch brewery in cclcbra^on of the vic- Little Bilver. dence at half-past two o'clock. Rev.' Stanford for this reason. tory. Among the guests from tills Rc