RED BAJNK REGISTER liiaed Wt.Ur, Entor«J •« SMond-Olaii Msttot at tha Put* VOLUME LII, NO. 5. office tt n.d Bank, N. J, ond.r tb» Alt oj Mereb «. 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1929. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 1 TO 16. INDICTMENT QUASHED. A COMING HARVEST HOME, TBOOr GOING TO SEAOIKT. ALL ABOARD FOR CANADA GRAPEGROWERS HOPEFUL MANY NEW BOAT OWNERS; TOWN'S NEW POSTOFFICE, Judge Steinbaeh IMsmlssdi Charge BULKHEAD NEARLY DONE lied Bunk Cavalrymen Will be at Against Justice Kcltli. State Camp Two Weeks. riHIXIFSK GREEN BUYS SPA- HOPE REVIVED THAT IT IS NOT JOB BEING FINISHED AT THE ELABORATE PREPARATIONS AUGUSTUS M. MINION'S BOAT THEY LOOK FOR BETTER An Indictment charging Justlco MADE AT COLT'S NECK. Tho Red Bank cavalry troop will CIOUS BANFIEI.D CRBISEH, FAB DISTANT. Gllbort M. Keith of Fair Haven with FORMER STEAMBOAT DOCK. go to Seagirt August 17th for its an- TO LEAVE SUNDAY, PRICES FOR THEin FRUIT. extortion in that he exacted $6.76 nual encampment and will remain Georgia Dolllvor's Elco Cruiser Taken The Postal Authorities Have Had a from Ellas Ewlng of Red Dank in a It Will Probably bo Completed Next The Harvest Home Will bo Held them until August 31st. The troop The Jean nnd Its Jolly Crew Will Go Co-operative Action Taken by Vln»- in Trade for » Thirty-Foot A. C. F. Topographical Survey Made and motor vehicle violation case last Week—A Pleasant Surprise for tho Thursday Night, August 15th— has 66 members, including three offi- Up the Hudson and Through the j'nrtllstn In Cnliornlrt nnd Other Yacht—Otto Boutell Soils Ben Flip Have Obtained Other Information January when the law permitted feeu Town Officials nnd the Gold Cup Committees Appointed at a Congre- cers. Thirty-threo men will ride to Lakes to St. John—Dolilver Boat to Western States May Have Favor- to Harold Dovlnun. Necessary for Architecture Finns. of but $2.75 was quashed last week Rnce Promoters. gational Meeting of the Church. the camp on horaeback and tho rest Moke Same Cruise. oriiblo Effects Here. A topographical survey of the Red by Judgo Stolnbach. James A, Hen- The work of building tho new Tho promoters of the annual har- will go by bus. Last year the entire The annual trip of Augustus M. Owners of largo vineyards In Mon» Phllllpse E. Green of Sycamore troop went by bus because the horses av«nue, Shrewsbury, bought a spa- Bank postofllco slto at the comer of drlckaon of Red Bank represented bulkhead Is nearly completed at the vest home of tho Reformed church Minton of Fair Haven and his friends mouth county are greatly Interested Broad and Canal streets was made a Mr. Keith. Ho argued that the In- former steamboat property owned by oC Colt's Neck are gratified over the had been sent to Seagirt earlier In the to Canada on Mr. Mlnton'o cabin in co-operative action which has boan CIOUB Kermath cabin cruiser Friday Bummer for the use of tho officers from Jonoph E. Banflcld of tho Ban- short time ago by an engineering dictment was faulty In that It did not the borough of Red Bank at the foot liberal donations made by the farm- cruiser Jean will begin next Sunday. taken In California and other Far firm. This survey was ordered by the charge Justice Keith with willfully of Wharf avenue. Within a week, ers of that locality and by other there. Sunday the troop held a sham In the party with Mr. Minton will be Western states to obtain a fair prif.o field boat worka at Atlantic High- battle In the woods back of Eaton- lands. Mr. Banfleld hurt Iho crulaer national postal authorities and tho taking the ?0.75 from Ewlng and ap- unless something unforsecn develops, people for this event. There Is no his son, Chester Minton, and William for grapes this year. The gl'iipn chief purpose was to get Information propriating tho money to hiB own the job will be finished, according to doubt that tho harvest home will be town. Mcrvin Smith of Long Branch B. Little, Sr., of Fair Haven; and growers of thia section are painfully built about a year ago for. Ills prlvuto is a new member of tho troop. use. A 02-foot yacht is now under for tho assistance of tho architect use. Ho said Mr. Keith had mistak- a statement made by Jesse A. How- nmply provided with vegetables, poul- Charles A. Hawkins, Joseph Salz and aware of what happened laat year, construction for him at Johnson's who will prepare tho plans and spoc- enly fixed tho fees through looking land, who has tho contract for tho try and other farm produce, which Elmer E. Carlile of Red Bank. An- Tho market was glutted and grapes boat worka at Bayhead. Iflcatlons for tho now building. The at an old statute book. work. will not cost tho church one cent, other guest invited by Mr. Minton is brought a lower price than was true engineers mado an analysis of the The rapidity with -which tho work thanka to the generosity of the con- Sheriff Charles W. Morgan of Pasaaic at any tlmo since the close of the Mr, Green's cruiser is forty foot tributors. county, but the sheriff la not sure world war. long and It has an eleven-foot beam. soil and obtained various other nec- is being done is a pleasant surprise CHURCH MADE OVER $800 essary facts. for tho borough officials and for tho The harvest homo Is always the that he will be able to go. Tho promoters of the co-oporatlve It has sleeping accommodatonB for biggest annual event of tho church eight persons. A saloon, 10i4xl2 A few days after tho survey Was WON AN ESSAY CONTEST, promoters of the Gold Cup races. MANY VALUABLE PIECES SOLD The party will be away fifteen days. movement In the Far West claim completed Postmaster William A. The races are to be held on August and elaborate preparations are being The first over night stop will bo that thia was not duo to overproduc- feot, taken up the entire after part of made for it. It will be held Thurs- tho boat. Tho yacht Is one of the Sweeney was asked by the postal au- A PRIZE OF $10 FOR RAYMOND 24th and 25th. The contract was AT SHREWSBUItr FAIB. at Kingston, New York. The desti- tion but was caused by Improper dtov most elaborately equipped boats of thorities to answor a number of awarded to Mr. Howland about day night, August 15th, on the nation on water Is St. John, on the trihutfon and by poor marketing Its class on tho Shrewsbury rlvor. questions relative to thq location of JOHNSON. month ago for $11,000. The need of church property, under tentB and In Mrs. Bobert Dean of Red Bank Richlleu river, and Commodore Min- method.'!. Not only grape growers, sewer mains, electric and telephone having the job done beforo the racea the church chapel. It will be In Bought the Most Beautiful Japan- ton expects to reach that placo in but banks, large business houses and. Lieutenant Harold A. Davlaon of wirca and other things which will Bed Bank School Boy Won the Prize took place was obvious. Mr. Howland charge of the wives of tho consistory- ese Article Offered for Sale—Danc- four days. From there the jolly crew other Interesta have joined the co-op- tho police dopartmont haB bought the havo to bo takon into consideration in a Contest Conducted by the guaranteed that he would do thia, but men. A congregational meeting was ing Was Enjoyed by Young Folks. will go a short distance by bus to erative movement in California to Sea Pup, a 24-foot cabin cruiser for- when tho postomco is built. Mr. Shrewsbury Dairy Company—An- there was anxiety lest he would find held at tho church a few nights ago, Montreal. When they return to the help bring back prosperity to the merly owned by Otto F. Beutell of Sweeney anawered tho questions, to- othor Contest to be Held Soon. it Impossible to do so. Speed wa3 at which plans were mado for the More than 150 persons, including boat they expect to be a lot jollier. grape farmers. Tho national depart- Fair Haven. The Sea Pup Is Mr. Da- gether with a recommendation that not obtained by ruBhing the work, harvest home. The following com- some of Monmouth county's most Mr.-Minton haa been to Canada a ment of agriculture has set ankle a.' vloon's drat boat and ho la spending A prlzo of $10 was awarded to mittees were appointed, tho • first prominent colobrltlco, attended tho tho national government glyo a strip Raymond Johnson of Red Dank last but by employing an extra largo number of times and he says the large sum of money to help flnanco most of his oparo time getting ac- of land to widen and straighten the force of men. Hartson Howland, a name in each case Indicating the annual fair last Wednesday of Christ scenery there is beautiful. .his now movement. The California quainted with tho water and the western end of Canal street, adjacent week aa first prize in an essay con- son of tho contractor, supervised the chairman: Episcopal church of Shrewsbury, one legislature haa passed a series of handling of his boat. Ho will spend test conducted by the Shrewsbury work. of the oldest churches In New Jersey. With Mr. Minton and his sheriff on hla vacation thla summer cruising In to Broad street. Ho received a reply dairy company. The competition was Executive committee—Mrs. Garrett R. The fair has been held annually for board the rest of the party has noth- arm relief laws designed to foster to tho effect that the suggcation was open to all Monmouth county chil- ionovcr, Mrs. J. Henry Ritscher treasurer, more than forty years and tho re- ing to fear from robbers and other .he movement and to protect the the waters of thla locality. appreciated but that the. project of A survey which was made of the Mr«. RUBRPII P. Heulltt. ;rapo farmers in various ways. Some J. Slegcl of Rumson, a non-In-law widening tho street was a matter of dren whoso fifteenth birthday falls steamboat property showed that tho Table No. 1—Mm. Frank S. Wcekn, Mtn. ceipts are divided equally between lawbreakers. Mr. Minton is chair- of thesn Iaw3 regulate the activities of: John G. Gillie, Is tho owner of a legislation and would require con- on or beforo January 30th, 1930. The old bulkhead had been put up on the Arthur Simmons, Mias Margaret Sickles, improvements and general expenses. man of the police committee of Fair of produce commission agents and tiew Garwood 400-horso power speed gressional action. topic was "Why I Like Milk." The exact boundary line and this In- Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry M. Mofflt, Miss Vir- Over $800 was cleared at last week's Haven and as such he holds the offi- dealers in produce. boat, 33 feet In length. Mr. Slegel Is judges wero two Long Branch school creases the area of Capt. Charles P. ginia MofrVt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hauer- event. cial title of chief of police. Ono of Tho fact that tho national govern- principals and a member of tho wom- Irwin's boat basin which adjoins the man, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Decher, Miss the important members of the crew California newspapers state that keeping the speedster at Mr. GUUg's Margaret SofTel, Mrs. J. Hnrry Rltscher. The fair was held at the church more than ninety per cent of vine- private dock, ment has had tho survey mado and an's club of Long Branch. steamboat dock. parish house and eight tables were is William B. Little, Sr., who holds has obtained othor information is re- So many essays of merit were sub- The land whero the dock is lo- Table No. 2—Mrs. Sidney Bennett, Mrs. the title of "Chief Cook and Bottle yard owners in that state have joined • Georgo W, Dolllvor of Borgcn placo garded as a favorablo indication that Edmund Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Forman conducted for the salo of Japanese Washer." Although Mr. Minton says the movement and that this repre- has traded his 26-foot Elco cabin mitted that the judges had difficulty cated was formerly much lower than Hunt, Mrs. Leon Hardy, Miss Dorothy and fancy articles, aprons, home- tho postomco building will bo started in selecting the winner. Alnsworth he knows a number of places along sents such a large proportion of the cruiser for a now thirty-foot A. C. F. soon. Somo timo ago an appropri- It Is now. It was filled in from time Bennett. Miss Gertrude Glllson, Mrs. made cakes and 'candy, ice cream, national output of grapes that It will cruiser, a product of tho American Haguo was chosen for second place to time. The shore line was original- George Hunt, Sidney Bennett. etc. The tables were attractively dec- the way to stop -when hungry none ation of $140,000 was mado for this and Dorothy Ely and Harold Yanko Table No. 3—Mrs. Walter B. Fields. Mr. ot these places can hold a candle to be a big factor in price fixing. Tre- car foundry. Tho now boat Is pow- purpose, with $25,000 Immediately ly 100 feet or more inland from the orated in various styles and colors, mendous quantities of California ered with a. Grey motor. Mr. Dolll- received honorable mention. Pre- present line. In tho old days, before nnd Mrs. Stephen Matthews, Mr, and Mrs. the fancy table being the most out- Mr. .Little when It cornea to cooking. available Slnco that time nothing vious to tho writing of tho essays all tho land was filled in, water used to Garrett It. Conovcr. Miss Alice Fields, Miss Mr. and Mrs. George Dolliver and grapes wero shipped to this section ver and his son arrived at Red Bank was done until tho recent survey was Anna Buck. Mrs. Theodore Wubber, Wal- standing. last summer and sold at ridiculously Monday from Wilmington, Delaware, the children who entered the contest flood. t>xo beach during high tides. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of Red mado nnd other Information was ob- wero guests of tho dairy company at Once, when the tide was extra high, ter D:. Fields. , . Many rare Japanese pieces, no two Bank will leave for Canada in Mr. low prices. It was thla condition with tho now boat. They toolt tho tained about tho site. Thla has re- Table No. I—Mrs. Archihald Reynolds, alike, were disposed of by Mrs, K. S. Dolliver's new boat at the same time which ruined tho market for toa Elco crulsor to Amltyvllle, Long Ia- its Upper Broad street plant, where the water flowed into a building Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Hculitt, Mr. and vived Rod Bank hopes that tho long the processes of milk handling were which was used as a steamboat ware- Kodama and Miss Julia Mowry. The Monmouth county growers last year« land, Friday, Mr. Dolllvcr and his dofcrrcd now postomco is not far Mrs. Newell VanDorn, Mr. and Mrs. Ever- articles included vasea, china ware, that Mr. Minton and his party family will soon sail to Canada. explained. The owners of the dairy house. A considerable quantity of ett Matthews. Stanley Hunt, Mrs. Wcll- atarta, The Monmouth county grape grow-' distant. state that they are. grateful to the lime was in the building. The water InRton Wilkins, 'Alexander Reynolds, Rus table cloths, trays and expensive em- ers are interested In the co-operative Needeep, a large bridge-deck cabin principals and teachers of the pub- slacked the lime and thia resulted in sell Itculitt. broidered klmonas. Mr. Kodama is movement !n California not because Xruiser, owned by Theodore E. Mall lie schools of Monmouth county who a, fire which destroyed tho building. Table No. 5—Mrs. Clarence Wlllett, Mr. an importer, with factories in .Tapan, any action haa been taken to do tho of Alston .court, la a new boat on tho co-operated with them in holding the A similar lire occurred on another oc- anil Mrs. William Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- and he made a special importation FOREIGN NURSES HERE. same thing here but becauae it la Shrewsbury river. The yacht 1B lifty WANTSPAYFORDAMAGES contest. The company expects to casion In a storehouse owned by Par- ence Conover, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Fran- last April of all the Japanese goods hoped that tho work of the Western (feet long, with a thirteen-foot beam, Miss Mabel Willett. Frank MaEte. sold at the fair. Mr. Kodama extend- hold another essay contest In tho fall. ker & Chadwlck near the shore. Clarence Willett. GEOUP OF THEM ENTERTAINED co-operative societies will tend ta three separate state rooms and two EATONTOWN VS. JERSEY CEN- ed every effort to give the buyers of keep up the price of grapes in the toilet rooms. Mr. Hall had tho cruis- Tho winning essay follows: Relics of old docks and of other Table No. 6—Mrs. Clarence Campbell, these articles more for their money "I havo always liked milk, but I Mr. and Mrs. John Grant. Mr. and Mrs. AT MOLLY . East. Another hopeful factor In the er built last fall at Hampton, Vir- TRAL POWER AND LIGHT CO. things were brought to tho surface Rezcfiu Conover, Clarence Campbell. than they ever before received. Near- situation for local vineyardlsts Is re- ginia, and It was brought hero short- did not realize how Important It was when digging and other work was ly all the articles ranged in price until I listened to a lecture not long Table No. 7—Mrs. Alfred Buck, Mr. and They Were Guests of Social Servlco ports to the effect that the crop-lt^- ly after it was completed. Policeman Harry Klckcgatd's Motor- done for the bulkheadlng job. Due Mrs. Charles Flock. Mr. and Mm. Wil- from 5 cento to $20. Mrs. Robert Organization and rubllc Hcultli Callfornia and other parts of the' cycle and rower nnd Light Truck ago. Tho lecture concerned the dairy to tho dock being on "made land," the liam Buck, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wllkins, Dean of Red Bank, a former Shrews- Fred Adams of Middletown haa and tho farm. I was told that the , Nurses—Several of Them Mado Ad- West will not be large this year. In traded his 42-foot Elco bridge-deck Collided Several Weeks Ago—Com- pile driving work was comparatively Alfred Buck. bury resident and a member of tho dresses on Their Work. this section a reverse condition Is ap- cruiser for a larger yacht, which will plaint About Big Sign. dairy boilers and hand Implements easy. Considerable dredging was Table No. 8—Mrn. Edward Umber, Mr. church, bought an embroidered Can- parently the case. Tho vineyards are oe delivered In a few days. wero sterilized when work was done. done to fill in land back of the new and Mrs. Warren Snedeker, Mr. and Mrs. ton crepe kimona, the most beautiful A delegation of European nurses loaded with fruit. However, the New Tho Eatontown borough council On the farm, the lecturer continued, bulkhead. When the steamboats Chriney Conover, Miss Mildred Conover, article offered for sale at the Japan- was entertained Friday at a lunch- John H. Prlco has sold tho Blue last Wednesday night instructed the tho cows are Inspected by county in- Arnold Conovcr, Edward Umber, Jersey grape acreage Is too email to Comet, a Lockwood outboard motor made trips between Red Bank and ese table, for $30. All the Japanese eon at the Molly Pitcher hotel by be very much of a factor In price borough clerk to send the Jersey spectors who see that tho cows are New York tho water near tho dock Provision table—Mrs. Henry Itenne, Mrs. articles were Hold readily. the Monmouth county social service boat, to Charles Hall, an cmployeo nt Central power and- light -company a free from disoaso. Lewis Snyder. fixing. Abrarh Krldel's clothing store. was ten to twelve feet deep. It had Cake table—Miss Lizzie SolTel. organization and the public health bill for damage done to tho borough's "I havo leavned why milk Is so val- filled In a great deal since that time About $120 was realized by the sale nurses of the county. Mrs. Lewis S. The harvesting of grapea usually Charles Leach of East Front street motorcyclo 'nnd equipment in a col. Kitchen—Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph LelTorson. of Ice cream and home-made cakea. begins the first week in September. tian had his Hcrreshoff racing yacht uable to me. This lifeglvlng fluid and at low tide the water there was Mr. Rnd Mrs. John Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson presided and introduced llsion bntweon Policeman Harry W. contains, out of 100 parts, four and less than a foot deep. The dredging John G. Schanck, Mrs. GUBBIC Clayton, Mrs. Dr.. .Eahnestock donated the the head of the Belgian delegation, TTheh hli^yi d no reconditioned at the VanBlcrck boat Klrkcgard'a motorcyclo and ono of William YounRs, Mrs. Samuel Conover. ice cream and the cakes •were donat- damage to local vineyards. On th.« workB at Fair Haven. one-half parts of flesh-glvlng sub- which' has been done has increased Mile. Hellemance, president of the g y tho company's trucks. Mr. Klrke- stances, eight parts of heat-giving the depth at this point four to five Tickets—George L. Hance, Arthur Sim- ed by members of the congregation nutlonal federation of nurses in Bel- contrary its influence lias beeb n f&v- Dr. Edward King of Conovcr lane gartl suffored a broken right foot, dis- substances and 87 and one-half parts feet. mons. and their friends. All the other ar- gium; Mile. Kachenbach, chief of the orrrble. In the opinion of many grapa in Mlddletnwn township hnn bought located his left knee and other in- of mlnorals and water. A small quan- Gatekeeper—Garrett Puck. ticles sold at the falr_were also do- Red. .Cross in Belgium; Mile. Madeline growers, black rot and other grape a new eighteen-foot Elco quad out- juries. Tho motorcyclo was wrecked tity o£ milk la equal to one and one- Dixie cups—Garrett R. Conover. nated. Part of ffie proceeds of the Bihet, instructor at the Edith Cavell diseases aro less likely to be pre- board motor boat from Frank Dick-, and Mr. Klrkogard's uniform was MS NEW CLOTHING STOLEN. • Carving—Frank S. Weeks, Mrs. Walter apron table were derived from a con- school In Brussells; Mile. Jean Piron, valent during such weather. Somfl man. badly torn. A now Harley-Davldson quartor pounds of lettuce, or a beef- D. Fields. steak, or a cbuplo of eggs. It Is even Ice cream tickets—Miss Marianna Gan- test conducted for the young people head of the school for visiting nurses, of the vineyard owners are already Andrew S. White's boat, Olivia B., motorcycle will bo bought shortly While Harry Bowes Slumbered a by the junior guild of the church. Mile. Jennie DeHagen, who is en- from Grover Parker of Red Bank. equal to more. fcy. malting preparations for the early has been completely overhauled nnd "At tho Shrewsbury dairy plant I Thief Got the Equivalent of $44. Ice cream stand—George Hunt, Edmund Tho history of the church was sold in gaged in child welfare work; Mllo harvest. equipped with a new motor, Flvo hundred yards of gravel wore found tho men spotlessly white in Wilson, Otis Lewis, J. Henry Ritscher. booklet form, entitled "Historic Dhlslaine DeRuytter of tho radium Theron McCampbell is having a big John H. Grogory of Broad street ordered from Beale Brothers of Long Harry Bowes, who is employed as a Soft drinks—Arthur SofTel, James Van- Shrewsbury," written by Mrs. Anna clinic at Tournal; Mile. Yvonne Le- their dairy costumes. Their hands carpenter and who lives with Joseph grape storehouse built on his Ram- has chartered his sixty-foot cabin Branch to repair Wyckoff road. wero perfectly clean beforo handling Jtnter. V. Jennings. Roasignol of the Bordcau (school of ancasln farm at Holmdel. The grape» cruiser White Lyne until August 5th Tho new catch basins oh White Brower of Tinton Falls, got a day's Music—Walter D. Fields. nurses and Miss Gertrude Hardwlj tho milk. They woro very careful vacation last Wednesday and he LiEhts—Loutu Snyder. Walter B. Fielon. . Donald A. Johnson of Red Bank in- •will be sorted and packed at tills to a party of about fifteen persons. street havo been completed. The ma- to see that tho milk was boiled to the stalled a radio at the parish house British nurse who worked with the place. T.he building is about midway Mr. Gregory la In chargo of tho boat. spent It at Red Bank. He bought a Advertising—Russell D. Heulitt, Charles American forces in Fiance during son work was dono by Leon B. exact temperaturo required and held suit of clothes, a pair of shoes and Flocli. for tho amusement of tho -vvorkcra between two roads and It Is centrally Tho Monmouth boat club has had Smock. South Btreet received Its sec- there for the desired number of min- Solicitors—Mrs. Charles Flock, Mrs. and those who attended the fair. At the war. Mile. Hellemance spoke for located In 55 acres of vineyards, thir- two shirts In West Red Bank for the European nurses and Mile. Kach eight oak piling erected around lta ond coat of asphaltum oil Wednes utes. They were careful to see that $44. Chriney Conovcr, Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. night the young people enjoyed an ty acres of which are in bearing. Tbo float at tho foot of tho clubhouse day. tho milk they bottled'.was absolutely Ocorgc 1. Hiiticc. Mrs. Walter D. Fields. hour of dancing to the radio music. enbach also spoke. Other speakers other 25 acrea will start to produce dock by Jesao Howland of Seabrlght. Several weeks ago Frank Kelly, clean. . In the afternoon Mr. Bowes started Mrs. Henry Wilklns, Mrs. Wellington Wil- wero Dr. Elliott I. Dorn, state tuber- fruit next year. Large signs will be The posta aro forty foot long and to return home. It was his intention klns. A ton of coal, donated by the culosis specialist, and Budd Obert of placed on the farm directing the way who conducts a garage-at the,foot "Let us all drink plenty of milk Cnndy—Mrs. J. Henry Ritscher. Mrs. Lawea coal company, will be dis- they wore put around tho float to of Mill hill, complained that hla bus- to walk from Shrewsbury avenue to Asbury Park, who spoke for the pub- to the storehouse and advertising th» protect It In heavy storms. in order that wo may grow into Broad street, over the Newman John A. Thomson, Mrs. (.arrett Buck. posed of by a special contest in about lic health authorities. The guests were Jersey Muscat, a new variety of iness wus Injured by a largo sign on strong and healthy citizens." Springs road, and then to take a bus Ice cream servers—Mrs. Laura Mitchell, two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cheston Simmons of Joseph Miller's property, which hid the Misse-s Clayton, the members of Miss also welcomed by Miss Evelyn Cole- grapes corresponding to the famous to Eatontown, finishing the rest of Rev. Carroll M. Burck, pastor of man " of' the public health nurses California Muscata. Mr. McCamp- {Shrewsbury avenue, Shrewsbury, re- tho view of his garage. Tho sign was Lizzie Soffel'a class and the members of the church, supervised the work of 1 tu led Thursday in their cabin cruis- put up by tho Metro advertising com- MIDDLETOWN DEMOCRATS. tho trip to Tinton Falls by walking. Mrs, John Sherman's class. group of Monmouth county, Mrs. bcll expects to set out more vine- The weather was very hot and Mr. the fair. Other tables and the per- Jesse Minot, Mrs. Howell B. Woolley er Vagabond from a week's cruise on pany and tho company's contractor sons in charge'Of them are: yards next spring. ' Long Island sound.' H. M. Prldham Fiank Hoagland, Jr., Starts His Cam- Eowcs was tired. He sat in the and Mrs. Leon S. Cubberly of Long •/ tho sign does not expire until 1931. THE BUMSON HORSE SHOW. of Little Sliver Is captain of tho Sim- They said they would movo the sign paign for Township Commltteemnn. shade of a hickory tree in a woods on Fancy table—Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Branch. Others present were Miss mons yacht. the Newman Springs road and placed Harry Ticehurst and Miss Lillian Baquet. Evelyn T. Walker, Miss Claire Pen- PASTOR SEVENTEEN YEARS. it Mr. Kelly got tho consent of the Big Exhibit to bo Held August 8th, Apron taljle—Mrs. Charles A. McCiaskey, ndvortisers using it and paid the The Democratic club of Middletown his bundle of new clothing beside olt, Miss Atkins, Dr. Elizabeth Read, township will hold a meeting Friday, him. 9th nnd 10th. junior guild. Miss Grace Blackwell, Miss Bee Rov. R. J. Bouldln Observing: Anni- moving cost of $150, Cake table—Mrs. Archie B. Mosby, Mrs. A GIFT FOR LEONARDO. August 2d, at the Port Monmouth Mr. Bowes fell asleep. When he Plans are progressing for the Mon- Holies, Miss May Boone, Miss Anne versary This Week. Mrs. Thomas Zingalo asked for a schoolhouse. Frank Hoagland, Jr., of Richard Beske, Mrs. Benjamin John Par- Gallagher, Miss Grace B. Wright, street light nt tho corner of Brook awakened about two hours later his mouth county horse show to be held ker, Mrs. Fritr YorK, Rov. R. J. Bouldin, pastor of St. Willlnm Dnmpsoy Will Improvo a F.ast Keansburg, who la a candidate bundle comprising the hew suit, Candy table—Mrs. F. O. Wodehouse, Miaa Agnes Morrow, Mitia Alice Wlll- Paul's Fnptist church at Atlantic Block of Iload nt That rlnce. avenuo and Center street. Samuel for township committeeman on tho on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of gerodt, Mrs. Louis Milliar, Miss Ma- Kraus wanted tho council to repair Democratic ticket, is endcavqrlnpf to shirts and.shoes were gone. Some ono next week at the Rumann country Mr*. Charles Smith, Mrs. W. Tuul 31111- Highlands, is observing tho seven- William Dempaey, who has a fine had stolen the clothing while ho club. This horse show is ono of the man, Misses Ruth and Jeanne Parker, Miss bel Hall, Miss Stella Jacobs, Miss teenth anniversary of his pastorate tho guard rail at Hus.ky brook hrldgo. foi'lii a permanent Democratic club. Katharine Sickles. Ann Shafto, Miss Ruth Williams, country homo on Ccntor nvonuo at This is a county bridge arid the coun slumbered. Mr. Bowes says ho has oldest fn the country and was a with special services this week. Rev, Ho was one of tho organizers of the found out who tho guilty party is and White elephant table—Mrs. W. E. Etu- Miss Anna S. Bier, Miss Lucy Green- W. H. Hebron of Pilgrim Baptist Leonardo, haB offerod to improvo the ty will be notified of its condition. East Keansburg civic club and he famous show long beforo many horse yere. field, Mis3 Catherine Huff, Mra. Mar- road In front of his property by put- Tho state highway commission is re- that unless the clothing Is returned shows of the present day wereheard Parcel table—Mrs. Frederick P. Hum- church of Red Bank preaehed Mon- served four years as president of that to him this week he will have the garet Brown, and John L. Mont- day night and Rev. W. H. Burrell of ting down cinders. The offer was ac- pairing tho curbing in front of MI33 organization. He helped to organize of. phreys. gomery. • cepted by the township commlttco of Jennie Foster's property, A now slx- the Bayshoro association and ho Is party arrested. Tho members of the horse show Ice cream table—John and William Par- Quinn chapel of Hillside preached Middletown townahlp last Thursday tcen-lnch drain plpo is being put vlco president of that organization. committeo are interested in the ker. Trenchard Wylic, Robert Ticehurst and last night. Tonight tho pulpit will aftornoon. The township committee Edmund Beake. bo occupied by E. W. Murphy of down on Lewis street, bptween tho Ho haa been very active in the work MISSED-THE NAIL. breeding of -horses in Monmouth has co-operated with Mr. Dempsey properties of Wesley Watklns and of tho association. county and havo done much to en- Farmer's Chickens Stolen. Kcyport and the choir of his church by engaging Goorgo Randolph o£ Mrs. Robort Hlgglnson. NEW YORK KACE OFFICIALS. will sing. Mr. Hoagland is making his cam. Auctioneer Roberts Smashed the courage tho farmers along these lines. About 25 chickens owned by Wal- Red Bank, who is an engineer, to Long Branch city will bo allowed End of His Finger. The farmers are always welcome ter Field ot Nutswamp, In Middle- Tomorrow night the anniversary make plane and specifications for tho palgn principally on tho claim that Red Bank nnd Rumson Men Judge sermon will bo preached by Rev. E. to erect illuminated signs in Eaton- more official action Is needed to bring guests at the show. town township, were stolen a few Improvement and by directing Thom- town to direct traffic to Long Branch. Georgo H. Roberta of New Mon- General Charles I. DeBevoiso of and Clork at Hudson Regatta. nights ago. The thieves got away D. Crowley of Mount Plsgah Bap- as B. Day, the township supervisor about improvements in Middletown mouth, tho well known auctioneer, tist temple of Asbury Park. Mayor Ton road stand licenses were re- township. He says a change in offi- Green Farms, Connecticut, will judge Walter J. Graham of Red Bank safely with their booty and they left of roads, to oversee the work. The newed. painfully Injured one finger of the breeding classes, Charles N. no clues. John R. Snodeker and tho pastors of distance whero tho clndors Is to be cial policy is essential in order to take his left hand Thursday night while was a judgo Saturday at the annual tha Atlantic Highlands churches full advantage of the natural re- Handler of Wheeling, West Virginia, regatta of the boat and yacht clubs put down Is about equivalent to a doing somo nailing. Ho was driving will judpo the saddle horses, Waugh C-Drlve-lt have been Invited to nttend tomor- CIRCUS COMING. sources of the township. He also a twenty-penny nail with an extra of the Hudson river, held off the Tho anniver- town block. claims that it Is not good for any Classcock of Upperville, Virginia, A. grounds of the Palisades boat club Rent a car—drivo it yourself. Hud- row night's service. <»<• .•. heavy hammer when ho hit tho end son, Essex and other cars. You pay sary celebration will closo Friday Hunt's Three-Ring Show to bo Hero municipality to be represented en- of his finger Instead of the head of Henry Higginson 'of South Lincoln, at Grcystone, New York. Mr. Graham by tho mile. Tho Long Branch U- SPEED BOAT RE-BTJILT. August 3d, Massachusetts, and Frederick Phil- haa been a member of tho Palisades night with platform speaking and tirely by one party and that Middle- tho nail, with tho result that the Drive, 350 Broadway, next to City presentations conducted by Rev. J. town township would get better gov- finger was split open and so badly lips of Vlllanova, Pennsylvania, will boat club about eighteen years and Hail, phono Long Branch 327.—Ad- Capt, Irwln Will Enter It In the Gold Hunt's circus, a three-ring produc- judge tho hunters and jumpers; and he has been captain of tho club the W. Leo of Calvary Baptist church o£ tion, transported upon their own fleet ernment by having a mixed govern- bruised that medical attention waa vertisement , . Red Bank. Cup Races. of motor trucks, Is scheduled to ap- ing board. necessary. Although tho Injured Major Loula Beard, Carleton F. past'twelvo years. William Jeffrey Burko of California and Compton of Rumson accompanied Mr. Graham Top Soil, Fill Dirt. Tho committee In charge of th« Capt Charles P. Irwln of Red poar at Rod Bank Saturday of this finger is very sore no serious results grading of all kinds, also roadways celebration consists of Julia Tread- Bank has had his speed boat Mystery week and will erect their tents on are feared. Smith of Worcester, Massachusetts, to tho regatta and ho was a clerk of SHOW BY BLIND MEN. will judgo the polo ponies. All the the course. built; Lakewood oand, washed grn way, Alice Keyes, Pearl Brown, l&liz- *o-built and ho will enter it in tho Herb Hunter's park on New- vel, slaE, clndera, blue stone. Prices alioth Langhorn, M. C. Belfleld, Julia Gold Cup races. Tho job of ro-con- man Springs avenuo. Performances nt Atlantic Highlands judges nro well known at horse reasonable. Howard G. Rosevelt, Rumson Boy a Jockey. shows throughout tho country. phono 1585. Red Bank.—Advertise- Keycs, Fannie Broxton, Ruth Wain- structlng tho boat was done at Capt. According to tho advance agents August lflth nnd 17th. Tho stewards of tho jockey club at A New Concrete Bulkhead. wrlght, Magglo Robinson, Louise Irwta'e boat works and tho finishing who wero in town last Friday morn- Lester T. Wilson has had a con- ment Members of tho blind men's club of Belmont Park, Long Island, have is- Tractors: McCormlcli, Deorlng, ' «-•-•, ' Rulfalo, Fioronco Banku, Florence touches are now being done by Capt. Ing, this show has everything that sued a jockey llcenso to Michael crete bulkhead made In front of his Chambers, Doin Ward, George W. touts Frick. The bout Is 33 feet long Atlantic Highlands will glvo\a show Farmull, Wallls nnd Boldcn's. Also We will close out the balance of our tho big railroad shows have, present- ontltlcd "Blind Life" on Tuesday and Finn, fifteen years old, son of James aevcral uaed Fordsona. S. P. Cono- property oiv Ithe Middletown town- summer millinery at two prices; $3.00 Keyes, J. A. Langhorn, Sllao Jack- md it has a mahogany hull. It has Ing as many fenturo acts. Wednesday nights, August 16th and Finn of Rumson. Michael was home ver & Bro., sales and service, Wicka- ship Bide of 11.Ui.o Shrewsbury river. It and SI.00, while they last. No reser- son, Walter KcycB, W. T. Broxton, & Liberty motor of 400 horse power. Hunt'B circus has been a tented or- 17th, at St. Agncs's auditorium at At- over tho week-end. Thla week he tunk, N. J. Phone Holmdel 0.—Ad- is 2,000 feet long and six feet high.;, It vations. Miss A. L, Morris, millinery T. Rosa, B. Ward, A. Trcadway, Max Tho boat will havo a now name ganization for more than thirty lantic Highlands, The play was writ- will go to Saratoga, whero he ex- vertisement^^ was constructed by Jesao A. Howland pnrfbr, room 16, Eisner building, over Davla, Sr,, and Llnzle Brown. yrhlch has not yot been selected. years and has frequently visited Red pects to ride in tho races. of Seabrlght at a cost of $5,500. Woolworth store.—Advertisement. Bank, Tho advertising slogan of the ten by a member of tho club and all Mrs. Elln VanDorn Marked, tho participants aro blind. Tho Bhow contralto soloist, will meet prospec- YY'iro Haired Fox Tcrrlor All IluthliiK Suits Muat Go. Maglntruto's Court circus Is "Not so Big, but so Good." will be given for tho benefit of a Thunder Showers. tive vocal pupils on Tuesdays at the A. Mursten, tho Furrier, strayed or stolen; white, with black Twenty per cent off on all wool lor Monmouth county. All com- building fund for a summer home Havo tho recent heavy showerH Malchow studios, Child building, 9:00 in making his annual visit in Red and tan. Answers to name Mike bathmn suits; now $l.n.8ito J3.O8, Dont plaints promptly Investigated. Bail caused you any uneasiness about Bank taking orders for fur coats, and Liberal reward. No (luf-stlons oaUetl mlan thia opportunity wnllo they last., accounts and chocks collected. Day Justlco of tho Peace. for blind people. Dancing will be your roof. Or havo the hot blistering to 5:00. Phono 200-W-—Advertise- and night service. Justice Elmer 0. Criminal and civil cases given held after tho performance. ment. also cloth coats with fur trimming. Telephone Red Bank 149.—Advcrtlse- Wn alo.) curry u full lino of under- WainrlRht, 4 Patterson avenuo (near prompt and careful attention. Ollieo days dried up your wood shingle roof Coats sold on the easy payment plan. wear, hosiery, gloves, negllgbes, cor- Broad street), BhrowBbury, N. J., tele- open from 7:00 A. M. until 0:00 P. M. BO that it la open for these showers For Bale. Repairing and remodeling also done. art*, coruelcttos and brassiorea; very to chance ruining your ceiling. Re- Established 1805. For further infor- Ei-crybody !» Talking! renaonably prlcod. We carry a com- phone 4. At 54 Broad street, Hod dolly except Sunday. Gllbort M. Desirable House for Rent, liovo yourself of thla worry and Soda water, all flavors, malt bev- Bank, by appointment only.—-Adver- Keith. 2 street. Red Bank, closo to Red Bank railroad station; erages and distilled water. BenJ. H. mation call Mrs. Unwind Ts Ely, 20 Lop; Cuhln Inn, fjood food. Ocean plete line of extra olieu. I.owla HjM- tisement next to Western Union.—Advertise- aultnblo for small family. House has phono the old reliable roofing people. Crate, 14 North Bridge avenue, Rod Oakland street, phono He'd Bank bnulovnnl, between Highland.*) find clalty Shop, (it Brond street, Red ment been recently painted and papered Olson Hoofing Co., Monmouth coun- Bank, phono 1485.—Advertisement 1S83-J.—Advertisement Atlantic Highlands. Saturday night, Eank.—Advertisement. Every Wednesday Night and la a comfortable residence at a low ty's largest roofer. Telcphono Attan- .Simpson's orchestra.—Advertisement, Is Victor night at Tuatlng's, Mon- Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Chiropodist, rent. Apply at tho oflico of Sigmund tio Highland:! 540.—Advertisement. Green- Gables. Trucks For Sale. Visiting Chiropodist mouth fltroot, near Broad street. will be nt hia Red Bank office only Eisner Co., or telcphono Red Bank Dine and dance, with RoRcr Wolfe Five-ton White, slat body; five-ton Type-writer Headquarters. Pr. Frrmcon -,Cooko CaulM Will Radios, rolls, orthophonlo vlctrolaa. Monday, Wednesday and Friday dur- 1100.—Advertisement. Annual Hnrvest Homo. Kahn'n Serenaders. .Special shore Federal, slat body; live-ton Hurlburl Typewrltcro rented, bought niul nlin nppolntmonts by telephone to records and pro-eminent makes of ing July and August. Phono Red ' «»»•»• r- Little Silver M. E. church Thurs- dinner, J2.r>0. Patten nvenue, Long (cab only), ono and a half-ton Stew- sold. Trubln's, 58 Broad struct, Roil rerun lo you when needed. Telephone upright nnd grand pianos. Bring tho Bnnk 21dO, or Anbury Park 2441.— Danco Every Ntght day, August 1st. Pressed chicken Branch.—Advertisement. art, slat body; White touring oar, Bank.—Advertisement 'Roil Buulc D04 botwMU 8:00 P, lit family tonicht-—AavortlBoment Advertisement. on tho open veranda plaza opposite supper. First table 5:30 P. M. Mu- service body. All in tfoo—Advertisement. Bed Bank.—Advertloonlent, Aitiwut .#, RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 81.19

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; FIRK IN CLOTHING 6TOBB. and Thomas Stothart, treasurer. taurant on the state highway, which hurst Is spending this week at Long by several young people from this scouts Is naturally fitted for a camp. Mrs. Andrew J. Reid and daughter bany are spending their vacation* Other members of the club are Irving Is conducted by Joseph CltUndino of Branch with her grandparents, Mr. place. Two of Its oustandlng features are Audrey have been visiting Mrs. Reid's with Mrs. William Davli of Clinton Julius Merrnn of Monmouth Street VanBrunt, Arthur Cotgreave, Albert Long Branch. and Mrs. I. W. Ayers. The Long Branch district Young places for swimming and fishing. parents at Point Pleasant- avenue. Says HI* Loss U About $800. Holgn and Oeorge Dlngman. Edward Andrew J. Reid has bought a Hup- Miss Elizabeth Hark of Vaux Hall People's. Union will have a beach par- The scout troop recently received ten Harold Mabb Is a new employee at The Methodist church WM dicor- Welder and Francis Bruce are thomobile. has been visiting George B. Whlt- ty next Wednesday. The party will new "pup" tents. ' ' the distribution plant of the Tide Wa- ated Sunday with boquets of gladioli Mrs. Julius Ketran, wife of-the club's advisors. Another meeting wil John Dean of Shrewsbury Is a new fleld and family. She had been em- bu attended by many young people During August only Sunday morn- ter oil company. from WIlHam Taylor's flower garden proprietor oil Merran's clothing •tore be held In about two weeks. office employee at the Gulf distri- ployed the past two weeks at Point of the Eatontown Methodist church. Ing services will be held at tho Pres- Albert Bennett has had a new roof at Moninoutb Park. A vote of thinki In Andrew Cltarolla's building on Mrs. Charles Breoeo and daughter buting plant, . Pleasant. The Methodist ladles' aid society byterian church. Rev. Lafayette Lay- put on his bakery Bhop by Otmar was extended to Mr. Taylor by tht Monmouth Btreot, left the store late Clara visited Mrs. Sadie Dunn and Miss Mary Anderson of Long Patricia Seeley, daughter of Mayor realized more than thirty dollars laBt man of Jamesburg will preach at the Phillips of Red Bank and the Interior church congregation. Wednesday'afternoon to buy a lo^f daughter Wednesday at a Somervllle Branch, who Is employed at the Xeslle D. Seeley, has returned home week at a rainy-day bag sociable held church Sunday. of the shop has been re-decorated by of bread. While she wa« gone, a Hospital, Mrs. Dunn was formerly Neaor canneries on Lewis street, has Item Camp Lcnoloo at Arden, New In the church social hall. It was at- Hcv. hcroy Y/. Dlllenei- and family George Bennett of Eatontown, It pays to advertise In The Register. pot of farina, which she had lo«Misi Sadie Breese of this place. She become engaged to John Meon of York. attended by about 35 persons. A cov- will spend the latter part of this Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ervlng were cooking on a small gaa stove, boiled and her daughter were severely In North Long Branch. Harold Smock of Monmouth Park ered dish supper was served. Tho Week at Montclair. Ort Sunday Mr. Sunday visitors nt Freehold. A BEAUTICIAN CAREER over, causing flames to spurt lrom jured a short time ago In an auto- Mrs. Thomas Dwyer has had a new has returned to work for Slgmund committee in charge comprised Mrs. Dlllener will conduct a service at the the stove. A showcase curtain caugl-.t Louis Held has given up his posi- Beauty Shopa Demand Marlnello Operator! mobile accident. Mrs. George Bigg roof put on her house by Thomas Eisner company at Red Bank after Clara Bruce, Mrs. Harry Dennis, Mrs. Montclair Presbyterian church. tion at the Red Bank Chevrolet sales GIRLS WANTED lire and the showcase and clothing and daughter Edna of Faterson are Brower, enjoying a vacation. Albert Smook and Mrs. John T. Bate- had begun to burn when the (lie was The Presbyterian Gleaners' society and service garage and has opened a to flll the!« poiltlom: nlmd proliiiloni spending two weeks with Mr. and Miss Anna Forko of Bordentown Mrs. Walter Cotgreave Is spending man. will meet at the chapel Friday after- pool parlor at South Eatontown. Bood »alary, «te«dy employment. Short discovered by one of Mr. Morran'a Mrs. Breese. training courie neceniiry to qualUjr. Day, boarders, The firemen were called Is spending a week with Miss Georgle a week at Union, New Jersey. Scoutmaster Francis Bruce of thenoon at^lhreo o'clock. William Taylor has re-opened tho evening cluita now forming. Eaey tirmtt and they put out the blaze with Miss Margaret Messier, who. is Covert / Fort Monmouth has been used as a Boy Scout troop and Assistant Scout- Miss Sarah Nivison, who has been front of Ray H. Stlllman's %re on Special Summer Ratee. Equipment Fr«. chemicals and v.'atcr. Men'B, women's spending the summer In Europe, ex Mrs. John D. Murphy and Mrs. R. citizens' training camp for the past master Edward Walder went to thovisiting: her sister, Mrs. Marshall Main street, which was formerly Phone, call or write for particular!, pects to return home about the mid- several weeks and special religious LaVlgne farm at TInton Falls last Thompson of Maxton. N. C, Is ex-owned by Albert Wolcott. and children's wearing apparel were E, Corbett, Jr., both of Greenville, Kerne ,, „/ ,, i--a damaged by fire and chemicals. Mr, dle of August on the B. S. Rocham- North 'Carolina, sailed for home services are held In the camp on week and Inspected the site which pected home this week. Mrs. Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hall and two Merran estimates his Ions at about beau, Monday after having; spent two Thursday nights. The services to- has been given to the Eatontown boy son and daughter, Mary LCWIB, will sons were Sunday guests of Mr.Addrtia „ ,....:... .„.. •..«.«• $800. The firemen responded qulok* Mrs. Arthur Davis of South River weeks at this place with Carl White, morrow night will start at half-past scouts as a camp. The part of thecome to Eatontown with Miss Nlvl- Hall's parents In Pennsylvania. Martnello School of Beauty Culture, ly to the call and had the fire out In gave birth to a ten-pound son Friday hurst and family. Miss Helen White- seven o'clock and will be attended farm which has been offered to theson and will make a short stay herer Mrs. Fred Smith and children of Al- Dept. 40,33 W. 4eih St., N. Y.. Bryant 1171 a few mlnutea. at the South. River hospital. Mn. Davis was formerly Miss Marjorle Bennett, daughter of Charles Ben' BAXONXOWN NEWS. nett, of this place. Mr, and Mrs. Fred G. Stlllman Bible School Commencement to be spent last Friday ocean fishing off Held Friday Night Barnegat. (Tha Hed Bank Hejleter can be bought Miss Frances Collins will enter the each -week' In E&tontown from Noble Moa- Searle home for the aged at Asbury by at the poatoffke.) Park tomorrow. ANNOUNCING OUR The commencement exercises of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falkenburg the dally vacation Bible school will and son, Mrs. Arthur Taylor, Mr. be held Friday night at the Motho- and Mrs. Louis Dlngman, Mr. and i.; church. All the children enrolled Mrs. Francis Bruce, Mrs. Clara In i ^ school will take part In theBruce. Fred Stlllwell, Albert Nolan, comm. icement exercises. Miss Elolse William Aumack. • Edward Walder Bittner, director of the school, will and Charles Qulnn attended the ded- have gene.al charge. She will be as- ication Sunday afternoon. of Camp sisted by tha teachers, they being Burton at Allaire. Mrs. Leslie D, Seeley, MIBS Dorothy Jol)n Drennan, son of Patrick Chaaey, Miss Agnes Cotgreave, Mrs. Drennan. who Is employed at New O. W. Palmer, Miss Ethel Home, ;York by the Standard News asso- Mrs. Georgo B. Whltfleld, Mrs. Bryell ciation, spent Sunday with his par- Polhemus and Miss Clara Morris. Di- ents. plomas will be awarded by Miss The twin daughters of Mr. and Bittner. Tho school has been In ses- Mrs. Philip May of 'Maple avenue sion the last four weeks and Ithave been named Evelyn and Ethel closed Friday morning. May, Mrs. May and her daughters About 25 members of the Methodist aro expected homo from the Long Epworth league and the Advent Branch hospital the latter part of Young People's society attended a this week. be,ach party Thursday night at north Andrew Taylor of South street has Long Branch. reopened his general store. .The newly organized archery olub of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hush have tho Boy Scout troop clooted officers rented Thomas Naylor's house on Friday night at a meeting at theLewis street. Mr. Naylor, who lives home of James Gibbons Albert Cot- at New York, Was a visitor hero sev- greave was elected president and the eral days last week. other officers are Oliver Dennis, vice Miss Eunice Lewis has given up president; James Gibbons, secretary. her position at the Blue Comet res- t t r Begins Tomorrow, Thursday, August 1st Stores Most Everywhere tn Jersey t t T T LADIES' MEN'S tT t FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR t t t T T T t f Includes White Kid t f Sport Oxfords tT es are Pte« y in Straps, Oxfords and Colonials, oUc Black and white, brown and white, t in all heels. Smoked Elk and tan and two-tone t t tan, in either rubber or leather T T Silk and Linen Shoes sole. Tan Calf and Black Calf I T Oxfords, in narrow, medium and T t in Strap and Oxford models, all broad toes. CONFIDENCE Y heels. Variety of color combina- t v Public confidence in any institution is governed tions. T by tho quality of merchandise, the fairness of T price, and the efficiency of the service it renders. t I Thousands of women throughout this state, go Y forth daily, to Wagner Markets, for their supplies, Y Snake Skin CHILDREN'S indicating the tremendous amount of consumer confidence placed in this institution. Such con- Y fidence must be merited. Glance over the follow- Y in Cuban and Spike Heels. SHOES ing list and be convinced—there is a difference. Yt Y A lot of Patent and Tan Pumps Legs of Lamb Y Sport Shoes These ore legs of Genuine Spring and Oxfords. Most all sizes. Lamb. Will be found to b« tatty . t and wholesome - lb. 35. t Y in Flat Heel with rubber sole; also Shoulders pi Lamb T Sport Operas in tan and white and $1.95 You are euro to enjoy a meal of Y these shoulders of Genuine Spring black and white. Lamb* Priced very reasonable at III. Y Also a limited assortment at ft Chuck Roast of Beef Y *4 81.65 Here ia real food economy. An unusual offering of Chuck Roasts "Varsity Drag" I by tho whole cut, only lb. 29. t Y T Roasting Chickens f • Have been reduced to T A splendid selection of fine roasters. T T Each bird averages 1 to i\i lbs. lb. 45. Our Annual Shoe Sale has long been noted as an outstanding fJ $4.95 money-saving event. Shoes for the entire family should be pur- Fresh Broilers Red, Green, Blue, Beige and Pat- Fresh killed broilers averaging y chased now. Come early for greater sejections. V/i to 2 lbs. each Ib. 48. f ent Leather. These shoes are from our regular high-grade stock and carry our regular guarantee I Selected Cottage Hants 41. PRUDENCE LADIES' LADIES' HOSE MEN'S SHORT HOSE TENNIS Corned Beef Hash In many color combinations—c:lk f Itcndy to brown and serve. ARCH PRESERVERS For Men and Boys. To be had in two siiea Pure Silk, full fashion, in most all and Silk and Lisle. fiQ An assortment of Spring and Sum- the desired colors. Sheer and serv- REGULAR $1.00 TO $1.50. Brown with black trim and white i Hormel Spiced Ham mer styles, in most every size and ice weights. MEN'S GOLF HOSE with tan trim. t Sliced and ready to eat. width. M U>. 15o Plain and fancies; some imported. $1.25 Frankfurters $7.95 v $1.19 $1.65 REGULAR $10.00 TO (12.00. REGULAR $1.50 XO $2.00. REGULAR $2.00 TO $2.50. Absolutely fresh made Mb. 32. REGULAR ?2.50 TO $4.00. ' PRICES PREVAIL ACG. M-JrJ t WAG1MER MARKET CO. ALBERT S. MILAJER 7 Broad St., JRcd Bank. 25 Bay Ave, Highlands. 23 Moninoutb St. Jted Bank. m Broadway. Long Branch. "FOOTWEAR AND HOSIERY THAT SATISFIES" 88UDUB i»uiuiiuuuMoiimoiitl)i ofeSt.. JVCliedU ouiuBunku. flt)3 Broadway. Lon|f Branch. U rirst Ave, At Highlands. 150 Main St., Asbury Fork. Campbell's Junction, Uclford. to Carr Avenue, Keansburg. 16 Broad Street Red Bank, N£w Jersey PftMJ RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 81,1929.

phone business. The postofflce Is a NEWARK HAN DROWNED. bathing alone, about eleven o'clock lors and was taken to Newark. Bur- INTERNATIONAL PAPER AND government Institution, carried on for In the morning. Several hours later ial was made at Arlington. ' Wasky COMVANV. ' THE RED BANK REGISTER. the public welfare. The telephone William Wasky Tost His Life Sat- the members of the party noticed his was 35 years old and was a sign ^•v = i 1 Bmtan. July to, JOjso, •;! . JOHN JB. COOK. Btfllor. urday at Atlantic Highlands. absence and started a searoh for painter by trade. T«l Board ol Director! have itcUtti • OBOROB ft HAMCB. A..M1.U company Is a private corporation, quarterly dividend of «l»ty (8Oo) cent! i carried on to make money. Every William Wasky of Newark was him. His dead body was found In •li«r«, on the CUie A Common stock nj the water about three o'clock In the Yachtsmen. Attention! j tlila company, pnyabl« August 15th. lMtr, THOMAS IRVING BBOWM. other department and branch of the drowned Saturday while bathing at The Register never disappoints— roblliher and BUIOMI Manager. country's publio business can dump Atlantlo Highlands on a day's outing aftsrnoon. The body was prepared to Clui A Commtm Stockholder* of rcoor* fora burial at Posten'B funeral par- your printing Is always done at the at the cloae o[ bluln«» AuRUnt l«t. 102S; Subscription Frloi all of Us mail matter In the postoffi with a group of men. He went In time pronused.—Advertisement. Cluck, to, lie mama. Trmufer baokj and the postofflce department has ti Now is the Time to Complete the will not clot*. On* ywur . , B, O, LAD!), •'• carry it all over the country fo) Assistant TremureE nothing. United States senators an Equipment Aboard Your Boat. Talapbosaai—Bad Bank II. congressmen can eend their speeche NOTICE. X Bad Bank 1100. by the tens of millions to every part Dickman's Boat Works, foot of Wharf Ave- Kjtlc« !• hereby ulvon thai tha fbllowS of the country In sealed envelopes for Ina* ii a copy 01 a propoaed ordinance thtk Till Bad Bulc iUltiUr nothing, the postofflce being com- nue, Bed Bank, has a complete stock of boat sup- was Introduced anil pxaed flm readlna A a mjetini of the Township Committee « li • m«A«* of pelled to carry them without charge. plies of all descriptions. tha Towmhlp of Mltldlatown held on ThurtJ TEX ASSOCIATED F&KSS ' • • • day tvenlnsr, July nth, 1029, and waa 1«|S Tha Ajiocl.ua Frai U acloilTiIr Marine Hardware, Oars Paddles, Ropes, Cush- ov«r for eecond and flntl n»»i»«t to 5 titled to th« ««• for mrablleitton •* The telephone company Is a busi mootingd0nT- oTrlu luthe loTowmMlor B p nMnCommitte AA e to M ness corporation. If the telephone ions, Batteries, Gasoline. Motor Oils, etc. ?! .ii A" ! !', ','"' ' "«™ " H«H, pew dUpitchM credit*! to It or not other. t 8:80 o'clock, rit the Commute. wist eredltad la thll paper Md also the corporation had to give every other 5XS5i\ "' "!i? town, ComCommittem e °J local im pollSakid ««•!• business corporation the right to send ROWBOATS FOR SALE OR FOR HIRE. Mlddletown villa™ill , att whlohlhh timti e a rubllrublla all Its telephone messages for noth 147 Broadway, h.arln* will he held upon tha nami »n3. Long Branch. CHRIS CRAFT MOTOR BOATS, all peraons Interested will b« alven an opi WEDNESDAY. JULY 81, 1929. tng, as the postofnee has to do for all portunlty to be henr