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tl,e aii=J WWHKBP.V offlcj «t Kid U»nk, H. J. uodif Un Act of Uuch B, IBto C tr. jr., ' Tinton Falls Pet Leonardo Needs Dinner-Dance E. C. Pitman Buys Show Friday Night Boat Basin And For Riverview , Lincroft Property Entries are numerous and many Earlo C. Pltnan of Lincroft ha tickets have boon sold for tho pet purchased about 75 acres of land ad- show to bo hold tomorrow night at i Improved Beach Saturday Night joining his farm from Louis Destri- tho Tlnton Falls Bchoolhousc. Dogs, bats. The property is west of th cats,- monkeys, fishes and various Event to be Held at Monmouth Pitman farm and runs from William othor kinds of creatures havo been Improvements for the Commun- Domldion's farm south of Swimming entered. Tho profits aro to bo used ity Discussed at Enthusiastic County Country Club Shows river. Several buildings, Including a to buy baseball and othor athletic Indications of. Being Largely residence, and an applo orchard, equipment for tho use of the pupils. Meeting in the Auditorium of Attended. which takes up several acres, are on It will bo tho third event of tho kind the Grade School Monday. tho property. to bo hold by tho pupils. Tho two Mr. Pitman expects to take ove preceding onos wero largely attended Preparations'arc ncarlng comple- About 100 persons attended tho tion for the dinner-dance to bo hold tho Destribats farm on Juno 1. He .v and -profitable. Tho Judging will bo FJatontown plans to raze tho buildings, take ou Property of 104 Acres at Drain Clogged By done by outstanding pot experts. meeting held In the Leonardo grade Saturday night at the Joseph L. Donahay Letter From an Army En- - school Monday evening for tho pur- Country club for the benefit of tho applo trees and plant several Niitswamp-Sold to Harry Hibernating Reptiles posa of discussing ways and means Rivervlow hospital to be held by the thousand evergreen trees. Mr. Pit- gineer to William. H. SuU of securing Improvements -lor Leoy Middletowon village auxiliary of that man bought about 125 acres of the Announces He Two linos of tllo drain on a farm nardo. Al W. Cross, president of the institution. Mrs. Charles L,. Stcucr- Dcstrlbats farm in 1934 and his entin C. Curry, South Orange at Now Monmouth owned by James Senior Class To newly formed "Broadcasters of Loo- wald, president of the auxiliary, and holdings at Lincroft now amount to phin Is Made Public by; E. "Grlggs got clogged, and Martin nardo" organization, opened the othor persons who are promoting the more than 200 acres. Will Be Candidate Man, for $19,000. Clszcskl, who occupies, tho property, Give Production meeting and Introduced Theodore J. affair aro much encoura'ged over the Emil Stalder. dug them up lost weok In" an effort Labrecquc, who said in part: large amount of interest shown and Surrogate Rounds Out 25 Years to remedy the bad drainage con- "It is surprising what a small per- tickets' sold. They look for an at- ditions. In one pipe bo found that Tomorrow Night centage of the people realize the Im- tendance of about 200 persons at the The Thomas Farm of Service With Statemen Owner To Modernize tho trouble was due to tho fact that portance of putting across.the boat dance That He Will Run for Re-Elcc hibernating in It wore four frogs, basin project. The stato board of George R. Trues five lizards and a snake 18 inches "Heart Trouble" to be Given at At Harmony Sold tion—Great Service Record. long. Mr. Clszcskl killed the reptiles commerce an.n.d navigatiog n is in . House and Occupy It and from tho other lino of tllo he River Street School Auditor- chargo'of about 16 water projects In Gives His Views removed a mass of whlto alder roota, . ium by Public School Senior .the state and appropriates certain To Newspaper Man Joseph L. Donahay announced hi Good drainage conditions again pre- sums tb bo expended each year and enndidacy today for re-election to th vail on tho property. Class— Curtain at 81 :S P. M. unless a determined effort Is made Property of 35 Acres Bought by oflice of surrogate of Monmouth Tho ifcdward Crocs farm In tho to get the. bill regarding the lagoon, county, a position he has held the Last summer, silt removed from Nubjwamp section of Middlotown Introduced by Assemblyman Joseph John R. Hayes of the New past 25 years. Today marks his sil- the Shrewsbury river at Red Banlc township waa bought last weok by Tho senior class of Red Bank pub- Irwin, out of tho miscellaneous com- ver anniversary in that position below Cooper's bridge, was placed In Harry C. Curry of South Orange, 11B high school will present their an- mittee it may be burled. Organiza- York Daily News, Who Is Now Prior to taking office in 1012 ho hni depository in Middletown town" who will modernize tho house on tho Testimonial Ball nual play, "Heart Trouble," a three- tion is needed and must get behind Occupying It. IS years of training under the lat ship. The dam used for tho deposi- premises and malto It his home. The act comedy, tomorrow night at River the project 100 per cent' If the bill David S. Crater, who for many yean tory collapsed qnd a large part of broltor In tho transaction was the streot school auditorium. Tho cur- Is to be brought before the commit- the refuse flowed back Into tho riv- Saturday For John R. Hayes, who has a position was surrogate and later secretaiy o: Josoph a. McCuo agoncy of Rumaon. tain will bo pulled at 8:15 o'clock tee. A decided and strenuous effort state. er, greatly reducing tho depth and Mr. Curry purchasod tho property and dancing will follow. Miss Mad- must be made to got sufficient votes n the press department of the New width of the stream above Cooper's •• from tho Broad Street National' banl Two Ex-Chiefs eline Gates and Vollln B. Wells are to put tho bill across and this will •Tork Dally News, has bought th bridge. of Red Bank, that Institution being directing tho play. require hnrd work and co-operation." Thomas farm near Port Monmouth, The work was done as a federal represented by Robert.Sherwood, re- Tho suspenso and hutnor which Mr. Labrecque stated" ho had inter- nU is making It his home. Tho sal project after receiving tho approval ceiver. Tho bank took possession of Chief Jacob Bloom on Ticket complicates lovo affairs Is created by viewed Mr. Gellneau, state engineer, vas made last week by John T. Law- of tho United States army engineers' the farm shortly after It was closed tho socially ambitious daughter, Eve- regarding, the project, who told-him office at New Tork, which was neces- in 1033 and placed In tho hands of a Committee for Benefit Ball at lyn Wodehouse, as Laura Morrison, the Leonardo beach and lagoon were I The new owner plans to modernize sary because the Shrewsbury is un- receiver. Mr. Cross is occupying tho Ellis' Club — Joseph Fox- who snubs her small tbwn lover ant naturally excellent projects an.l ho house, which Is one of the oldes der military jurisdiction. Red Banlc property. drugstore clerk, Tommy Caler, played should bo developed. Ho likewise wellings of Middletown township paid approximately $8,500 of tho cost Chairman of Committee. by William Lcgg, for tho new golf talked with Assemblyman Joseph • was purchased from tho Martha of dredging, tho land comprises 104 acres, near- ' Walling estate, which was repre- ly all of which is tillable asldo from pro, Frank DeMaria, leading man Irwin, Mr. Walker and Fred W. De- Emll Stalder, who conducts'a res- A largo sale -of tickets has been known as Conrad Tyler. The moth- voe, all of whom were In favor of cnted by the Atlantic Highlands taurant,'tavern and boat business on a small woods, It fronts on Nut- the project. :He reiterated his state- •'ational banlc as trustee. Mrs. Wall- swamp road and Is opposite tho Wal- reported by tho Chiefs and Ex-Chiefs er, Mrs, Grace Morrison, played by Bridgo avenue, near Cooper's bridge, association of Rod Bank for a testi- Barbara Sopp, and Albert Newman ment that a determined effort.mubt ing, who was the widow of Crawfori appealed to Congressman William H. . tor Field farm,, which was recently be put forth to make any headway; Walling, died a number of years ago. sold to Hattlo Carnegie, famous de- monial benefit balTSaturday night at as the father (Fred Morrison) frames MRS. CHARLES L. STEUERWALU Sutphin to ask the army engineers the Elks club on Broad street. The a plot that In which tho younger Ho asked for a commlttoo to work She had a mortgage on the Thomas to havo tho filling in process correct- signer of gowns, by tho McCuo benefit is for two ex chlefs of the with him from time to time to fur- farm which she bequeathed to .the ed. The congressman complied with, agency. r daughter, Patricia ' (Dorothy Doug Prizes for tlio wearers of the best children of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Red Bank fire department. Tom ass) makes a play for the drugstoro ther the project, and Messrs. J. H. costumes will be donated by Young's the request and sent to Mr. Stalder On the place la a houso of olght Hackett's orchestra will play. clerk to bring Laura to her senses. MacPhec, Walter Schoellner, Oscar .pharmacy of Red Bank and Lucien Bennett and of Mr. and Mrs. Albert a letter which he received from Ma- rooms and a bathroom'which was Tho climax comes when Mrs. Bea- Dreschsel and Chester Guttormson D'Anthony of Middletown village. A Bennett of Port Monmouth, who jor H. G. Fairbanks of tho corps of built about 80 years ago and which were appointed. were relatives. Subsequently the engineers. • is In good condition. Tho outbuild- trlco Tyler, wife of tho golf pro bottlo of beverago donated by mortgage was foreclosed and hence played by Marjorle Reckless, appears the F. C. G. Importing: compnny will the farm passed into the ownership Mr. Stalder has released tho letters ings Include a largo barn, garage, on tho scene and breaks up Laura's ' Henry A. S. VanDaalen made a bo disposed of on tho co-operative wagon houso, feed house and a store- few remarks on his success In secur- of tho children. for publication as follows: ' house for farm Implements. social ambitions. plan. I Miss Betty Ely is chairman for tho ing co-operation In his fight to beau- One of the features will bo selec- The property comprises about 35 Congress of tho United State* Tho land was part of a property tify tho roads and emphasized tho acres with frontages on Harmony Houso of Representatives, distribution of tickets. She is being tions by a quartet consisting of Washington, D. C. •which beforo the Civil war was assisted by Patricia Seely, Concctta necessity for a decent beach at Leo- Georgo A. Delatush, Floyd. Imlay. road and on a road which branches Imown as tho Mlchaeu farm because Sharabba, Otto GllHgi Madeline Brill nardo and of tho great benefit which Ernest' Zingemian and Charles oc from Main street. Port Monmouth. March 19, 1837. it was owned by a family of that would accrue if the lagoon project Tho houso has the usual attributes JOSEPH L. DONAHAY- Mr. Emll Stalder, name. Shortly after returning homo jand Norman Hewitt. Thomas SInnot were put through. Meeker. Bridge Avenue, la electrician and Roso Llbovsky, Tickets for the two sweepstakes of andfent residences and is in fair Mr. Donahay was appointed-to the from military service tho lato Ma- J. H. MacPhec said "the beach Is condition .'despite its antiquity. Red Bank, N. J. jor Josoph Field, fatHor of Walter I Doris Rath, •Thomas Jardlne and events' aro selling rapidly. Prizes position by Governor Woodrow Wil- Dear Mr! Stalder: i Howard Jeffrey aro stage managers worse than it ever was and unless equal to one-quarter of the amount In olden times the place was owned son to fill the vacancy caused by th The inclosed communlcatlonjfrpj Field, bought tho farm, In 1010 ho someUiingj3_done,_tb.a-value-of_Lea- by-a-famlly—named Dennis?—It—ac- lMt sord-"lf"to-"tho~late~MrsrMargarotr Iho—advertlslngi_commlttco—consists recelVM"fro'ffi"lHe"sa1o"'oTTicKBf3"\vlir pp the District Engineer is self-explan* ot John Davis, Mary Bennett and Lil- nardo as Q. summer- resort will be be awarded, and at tho present rate quired the name of ^.he Thomas farn: post of secretary of state. Since thai atory. Cross, mother of Edward CroHS, and lian Hcaviland. gone forever." A prospective buyer of sales the awards may reach hun- because for more than 100 years i tlmo ho has been elected on five oc- With kind regards, I am subsequently tho latter became tho here, aftor viewing tho beach, "de- dreds of dollars. was owned by a family of that name. Sincerely yours, owner. ' Tho cast Is as follows: cided he would not buy any property The first Thomas to possess the prop- casions, defeating some of the mosl Laura llortr!»on...,._..-'—Evelyn Wodchtraao nor leaso -a houso becauso of the 'd!lfl?"W3i?' tr'inrnVo 'of England "and popular Republicans of tho count* Conrad Tyler..™ .. Frank DcMarln squalid condition of tho water front a'nd being cKc-Eeh". in Borne' Instance; Tommy. Caler WillWilliai m LcafLff ,camc to this country when a'young when there were heavy Republican WAR DEPARTMENT Patricia Morrison Dorothy Douglasg s Mr. MacPheo quoted another man Firemen Holding ! man to find employment with a print- landslides* and every other count United States Engineer OIllco Burning Liquid Mm. Craec Morrison BBarbarb a SSopp who said ho had sailed his boat fron ing establishment at New York Second District Fret! Morrison Albert Nowmnn Barnegat where it was necessary to which published Bibles. At the sann Democratic candidate was defeated. New York, N. Y. Mrs. • Beatrice Tyler Mnrjorla Reckless Fair July 10-17 In announcing his candidacy Mr. Causes Loss Of Lonoro Appleby.—..._ Anita Matthews go seven miles through a dangerous time that Mr. Thomas bought the Donahay said he had endeavored t March 18, 1037. Jothro Appleby John Stoblc inlet to reach tho ocean. There farm his friend, Thomas Pike, also a justify the confidence which the elec- Hon. William H. Sutphin, M. C, Junior Morrison...- Henry Haeerman no Inlet at Leonardo but unless At Little Silver native of England and also a printer torate had placed in him and thai House Office Building, Big Cattle Shed something was done about a lagoon at the Bible house, bought property this would continue to be his aim. Washington, D. C, no one would have any Interest in on tho opposite side of the road Throughout his service tho office has Dear Congressman: Fire in Kitchen Leonardo as a place to live, Mr. Mac First Fair of That Organization This place Is now. owned by his always earned a profit, even during I havo to acknowledge receipt of Fire of Unusual Origin Saturday CHIEF • JACOB BLOOM. Fhee said. grandchildren. your communication dated March 15, Since 1917—Randolph D. tho depression. The past live years 1037, inclosing letter from Emll Stnl- Afternoon on Allison L. S. Promptly Put Out Clammers havo no safo harbor for -•Besldents of the Harmony district the profits havo ranged from $18,000 dcr, Bridge avenue, Red Bank, N. J.> A contest for tho salo of,, tickets Field General Chairman— to 520,000 annually. Realizing th Stern's Festoon Farm at Sco- i being conducted throughout the their boats near Leonardo and it la find a curious analogy In the fact relative to certain conditions In too A flro In the kitchen of tho home dangerous to anchor their boats out- that the Thomas farm Is once more need for economy, Mr. Donahay has North Branch of the Shrewsbury various companies, Tickets can bo of Frank Cltarella'of Bergen place Card Party April .30. beyville—Live Stock Saved. purchasod from any member of tho side. Many clammers make their owned by a printer. Mr. Hayes has conducted tho office without a deputy river. Mr. Stalder's letter is returned was extinguished Tuesday morning living at Leonardo. Tho situation several children and one of his chief surrogato the past seven years, re- herewith as per your request department and from Harold A. Glb- by firemen under First Deputy Chief The Littlo Silver fire company will This complaint is in reference to Iln, secretary of tho Elks club. Reser- was described as appalling. Mr. Mac- objects in making the purchase was sulting in a saving of $22,750, as the * A large elied on Allison L. S. Jacob Bloom. Damage was cstl Pheo said: "There.is no opportunity hold a fair from July 10 to 17, In- to have a homo in wholesome coun- salary is $3,250 per year. No other dredging contract betweon this of- Storn's Festoon farm at Scoboyvlllo vations for tables can be made by mated at $50. Tho flro Is believed clusive, on the Rlbustelli property on surrogate's oflice in New Jersey is fice and the Lukens .Dredging &- Con- calling Mr, Glblln. for'renting homes ot soiling real'es- try surroundings for them. He tracting Corp., 402 Snow Building, was destroyed by lire Saturday after- to have started from a defective oil tate here because thero aro no de- tho corner of Prospect avenue and formerly, lived at New Brunswick. operated on such a profitable basis noon, but thanks to efficient flro Josoph Fox Is chairman of tho stove. Jhurch street, directly across the or the taxpayers.. Most of them aro Baltimore Md. The actual work un- fighting 26 Angus Aberdeen beof cat- committee In charge and is bolng cent bathing facilities." der tho contract was done by Her- Mrs. Clturella was working In tho Oscar Dreschsel, president of tho street from tho Littlo Sliver borough not even self supporting, Tho Regis- bert T. Gerrish, 10 Stato street, Bos- tlo and adjoining buildings wore assisted by Edmund S. Crolln, Jo- hall. It will bo the company's first Improvements To er has learned upon investigation ton, Mass., a sub-contractor. saved. Tho cattlo wore driven out of soph Eix, Georgo Worthley and kitchen when the stovo exploded aVd Leonardo Field club, said: "This con- threw blazing oil about tbo room. templated lagoon will benefit Leo- fair slnco 1D17. When Mr. Donahay was a candi- The dredging was dono for main- tho building Into runs which were" James L. Vaughn. She managed to run from tho house Sea Bright Store date jn 1932 hundreds of lawyers rep- tenance of the upper part of tho fed- connected with It. Employees of the, Frod Dressier Is chairman of tho nardo fivefold as I.seo it. First, Im- Preparations aro so'ng ahead un- resenting 05 per cent of the legal eral project channel at Red Bank, N. estate and of Laird and company, ticket committee and la being assist- without being injured and turned in provo sanitary conditions; second, der tho general chairmanship of J. The work was done at the urgent an alarm from Box 456, Bergen and improvement of our beach frontage; Randolph.D. Field. There will be A now lighting system Is being in- rofession in Monmouth county manufacturers of applejack, and ed by John J. Many, Chlof Jacob stalled and other improvements are signed a petition urging his re-elec- requests of the boating and naviga- members of tho Colt's Nock, Tinton Bloom, who took office this morning; Branch avenue, Prompt work upon third, more inducements for vaca- dancing every night, with music by tion Interests of the community. The the part of tho firemen prevented tionists; fourth, Incentive for prop- a local orchestra. Novelties and en- being made to Brownie's cigar and tion, More thun half of the laweyrs dredging was needed badly by these Falls and Eatontown fire companies First Deputy Chief Edward Murphy, Bright afe Republicans. fought tho flames. Joseph Asay and Second Deputy tho flames from spreading. erty owners to improve and beautify tertainment will bo provided, as well confectionery store at Sea Interests. Considerable dlfilculty had Kolict Englno company was called their properties, and fifth, direct as the usual attractions. On the last Victor Pcrotti Is- putting In the If political history Is any criterion to be overcome in tho acquisition of Tho flro had an unusual orlglnj Chief Raymond Browor. night of the fair $100 will be dis- lights, a new box-shaped type with suitable disposal areas so that tho out Monday night to extinguish a benollta to boat owners." Mr. Donahay's re-election seems in- work could be dono within reason- Asphalt was being heated ovor an Ore in an automobile owned by Ar- Conrad Roch deplored tho fact that posed of on tho co-operative plan, di- prism glass. More space la being de- dicated. Since the state constitution outdoor fire to paint fences and it vided as follows: first prize $50, sec- voted to tho retail liquor department, able cost; otherwise the cost would INSTALLATION TOHGHT. chio Chunn1 , colored, of Pearl street, 1,300 taxpayers cannot get action was adopted in 18-14 Monmouth coun- havo been so excessive as to mabo. got ablaze. A florce gale was blow- which was in tho garage in tho rear from tho political heads and sug- ond prize $35 and third prize $15. the shelves on the entlro one side of y has had only five surrogates. None it prohibitive. A condition precedent Ing at tho tlmo and tho burning liquid John I. Montgomery to Bccomo Ex- of his home. Tho flro is believed to gested that tho citizens "tatfo tho Tho company .will havo free park- tho store being filled' with various ,vas over defeated for re-election. All to the work was that local Interests was whipped Into tho air, much of ulted Ruler of Ellis' Lodge. have started when gasolino in the, bull by tho horn and forco tho la- ing on the borough hall and the fire brands. Some changes havo been jither died in offlce or resigned. provide such suitabio areas.' Council- , It descending on the cattlo shed carburetor Ignited. Tho damage was sue." Ho Bald ho had been a resi- house properties for fuir patrons, made to tho soda fountain. New "My administration is an open rec- man Irwin and Enslcy Whlto of Red which was soon aflame despite the Tho newly elected officers of Red trivial. dent of Leonardo 14 years and finds spring back choirs lino tho front of ird.and I am running on that rec- Bank undertook to satisfy this con- fact that it had an asphaltlc shlnglo Banlc lodge ot Elks will bo Installed Assisting Mr. Field on the various the fountain and a new electric per- dition, and spent considerable tlmo. conditions regarding tho beach front committees nro John P. Kemp, ad- >rd," said Mr Donahay in talking and effort In cunvasslng thut situa- roof. tonight. Trio installation coromonles colator system has been installed. vlth a Register reporter. will bo hold In tho lodger room and Boy Struck by Cnr. deplorable. Ho said: "people not only vertising; Theodore Martin, Sl\, food tion. The only areas found available Tho building was 20x05 fcot. . William Rogors, 6, of West Front cannot rent tholr places but many and refreshments; William Satler, No, other oflice comes moro Intl- were both poor and limited In extent. George Soflcld, secretary to Mr. will begin promptly at half-past eight aro losing them becauso of this con- BUYS TAVERN. latcly into contact with tho lives of The material to be dredged wa3 soft o'clock, with Stato President Arthur streot, rooolvod minor Injuries Mon- Otto Schneider nnd Austin Morris, and very difficult to contain, a ma- Stern, estimates tho loss qt $1,500. day when ho was struck by an auto- dition—going to ruin bocauso politi- properties; Elliott Eordcn, corres- ho people of Monmouth county than Ho states that the firefighters de- Soheftlcr of Hobokcn and' his staff cal heads will do nothing for this Salvatoro Vnlti Purchases I'laco hat of surrogate. Almost every per- terial of such consistency OB to re- m charge. mobllo driven by Bernard Hannekon pondence; Warren Herbert and Al- quire largo nnd spneious disposal " serve largo credit for their efficient of West Front street whllo attempt- community'." len Shoemaker, donations and con- Which He Hah Been Routing. lon who lives a normal span of years areas. However, this office, with tho .work, Tho shed had boon used as a John L. Montgomery, who will bo as dealings with the office at some installed as exalted rulor, will namo Ing to croBs West streot. He waa Matthew Stovonson, prcsldont of tacts; Martin O'Connor, lights; Rich- Salvatore Valtl has bought tho Imc. Folks are legion who state that approval of tho Department, wont sholtor for* cattlo during stormy treated at his homo for abrasions. ard Parker, Thomas Bruno and Vlto ahead nnd advertised the work, hop- weather. his appointments Immediately aftor tho nowly formed Fourth District property at tho northeast corner of Ur. Donahay has always given efFl- ing to effect some relief and Improve- tho Installation coromonles. According to police, tho boy, whllo Democratic club, spoke on tho proj- Farro, wheels; Joseph Innarolla Shrewsbury avonuo and Herbert lent, prompt and friendly service.' ment for navigation interests. Tho momborahip of Red Bank crossing West street near West ect. Ho said that "If tho Btato took and Peter Mnffal, entertainment, and street. Red Bank, where since 1033 ?hc dulles which ho porfp.rms in con- Front street stepped in front of tho During tho Inst day of pumping, Bunco and Card Party. lodge has been asked to glvo tho. now ivor tho meadows betweon tho lagoon Douglas Parker, Theodore Martin, ho has conducted a saloon known as lcction with tho sottlenlcnt of ca- ho levee around tho contractor'*] Ml A bunco and card)* party will bo oxaltod ruler and his assisting of- and Bclford and mado a park thcrc- Sr., and John' P. Kdmp, treasurera Sal's Tavern. Ho purchased the ntos often brings him into nssocla- broke at- ono locnllty, and a quantity hold by Monmouth county chapter of frcttn, sufficient rovonuo could bo- re- A card party will be held Friday last week from Harry and ficials all tho co-operation posslblo In place ion with "folks who hnvo been bo- of mntorlal ran Into tho shoal flatB tho/Amerloan Borvico Star Mothers order to malto this year tho best Jfltkln Auxiliary Meeting. colvod from parked cars to pay for night, April 30, in tho borough hall Thu 'cnved and his sympathy, counsel nnd if the river on riparian Innds owned on Saturday night, April 3, In tho ho projdet within ton years. to raise funds to finance tho fair buildinSophie g Llbovskhas twyo storiefor $10,000s and. 13 op- ulvlce havo proven helpful to many. by tho Red Bank Estates. This ma- year Red Bank lodge has had In a Tho April meeting of tbo Rod terial lay above tho navlgublo portion rooms of tho Vernon A, Brown post, long time. . Bank auxiliary of Fltkln Momorial Mr. Cross appolptod a committee, advertising. posite the Shrewsbury avenue school Vetoranaof JTorelgn Wars, oh Broad with Walter Schoellnor as ohalrman houso. The second floor Is occu- f tho rlvor in unnavlgablo waters. Tho Gloo club of tho lodge will at- hospital will bo hold next Monday Money to Loan. Several surveys slnco made by this street. E-fzos will 1)6 awarded tho ;ond tonight's eororaonlea attired in at tho homo of Mrs. Walter W. Gos- and Including Choster Guttdrmson, Kiuninngo Salo for Synagogue. pied by Mr. Vaitl nnd his family. Arc you providing for the future ffice Indicate the mntcrlul |3 rot winners and refreshments will be tholr tuxedoes and'promloo to glvo ling on Conovor lane. Tho session Jamos H. MacPhoe, Matthow Stoven- Tho Ladloa' Hebrew society of Red by using nn economical amortized spreading, anci has caused no dam- served. Mrs. Agnoa Conk Is chair- a pleasing program. son, Fred Krebs, Josoph Rittermoycr, IMIiIlo Salo mortgago plan whereby you will hnvc mo to navigation. Thero Is no pmc- will begin at 11 o'clock In tho morn- Jonrad Rocb, Oscnr Dreschso), Al- Banlc will hold ti rummngc salo Mon- Saturday, April 3, at 11 n. m. Horses, man of tho commlttoo In charge Ing and will last tho roat, of tho day. a debt free home? If not, do not de- Icnl way of removing tho material. which Includes Mrs. Anna Karp a.nd bert Johnson and John Schoellnor to dhy, April 12, for tho benefit of the cowa and machinery and an acci'edlt- lay, as wn enn help you-do this with except nt excessive, unreasonable ana Painless Savlnjr. A box luncheon will bo aorvod and work out tllo problom of "forcing tho synagogue. Mrs. Julius StraU3 Is cd herd ot cilttlo. Six uro now fresh. our monthly payment mortgaKO plan, prohibitive cost, as It lies in unnavl- Mrs. White. Chart n safo course to financial In- tho members will spend their time ;epori " Four good work horses, all farm ma- Issuo." A voto of thanks was ac- •nl chairman. chinery. These Roods are all In Rood which includes your tnxes. Mainstay gablo waters ubovo n low-flxc'l dopondonco, A Email amount sot sewing for tho hospital. corded to Mr. Labrocquo. John T. Building & Loan Association, 12 Me- ridge. Tho owner of tho property Tonlto and Tomorrow Nile. nsldo from current Incomo In our condition, At Mannaiiunn, adjoining chanic street, Red Bank,- phono 0C3. n which the material In question Time or Money -Maturity Bharca each Lawloy; who was scheduled to speak, Tho annual meeting of the Mlddlc- Atlnntic View. cemetery. Rudolph Red Bank's snappiest minstrels, di- Bachelors! was unable to bo prosent." Tho com- .jwn Townnhlp Exempt Firemen's Fields, auctioneer.— —Advertisement. Ic9, tho Rod Bank Estates, not only rected by Charles K. Champlln, at St. month will build you a substantial re- association will be held In the Nnve - VORCI. ' W. D. •nvo proper releases nnd permits for James' auditorium, 8:10. Tickets at tirement fund. Shares may bo takon Lot us talco caro of your laundry- mlttoo will moot this evening in v Advertisement. Tonlto nnd Tomorrow Nltc. ho use of their property os n did- out nt any tlmo. >• Inquire nt Our of- Spoke darnod. buttons roplacod- Community fire house. sink (Ire house on Thursday evening, losnl urea, for this dredged material, Red Bank Candy Kitchen, Smock's oVcrythlng mended and ready to April 8, at 8 o'clock. All exempt fire- Glimt Order Red Bank's snappiest minstrels, dl- Candy Storo, Eatontown, and fice for particulars. Mainstay Build- »•» . men of tho township wishing to join octcd by Charles K. Clmmplln, at St. nit havo since submitted a letter In Knlgnt'fl Candy Shop, Fair Haven. ing & Loan Association, 12 Mcclinnlo wear Phono Red Bank 2800. Leon's of 1(I,G!)7 Wcstlnghouso refrigerators James1 auditorium, 8:15. TIckotB nt Ills ollico stntlnf; thoy do not con- Btrcot, Rod Bank, phono 603.—Advor- Laundry, 70-70 Whllo street, Red Tonlto and Tomorrow NU*. association nro most cordially Invited sold, because of extreme low operat- litter themselves damaged by tho Adults 00c, children 2Dc.—Advertise- tlsemont. ' Rod Bank's snappiest minstrels, di- to bo present. ing costs, to U. S. government for Red Bnnk Candy Kitchen, Smock's ment. l_ ' f Bank.—Advertisement. J. M. Johnson, Jr., Secretary, Candy Storo, Eatontown, and mppcnlnp. rected by Charles K. Champlln, nt St. low-cost apartments; guaranteed ten Knight's Cnndy Shop, Fair Havon. Under this condition I rcgrot voty For Sale. Tonlto and Tomorrow Nlt«. Jamon' auditorium, 8:15. Tlckoto at —Advertisement. years, 'v'n higher endorsement -to 1 Red Bank's snappiest mlnstrols, di- Mortgages. Rod "Banlc Cnndy Kitchen, Smock's any refrigerator could-.be given. Se"e' Adults 50c, children 25c—Advortiso- much that there In nothing this ofllcn Soda water , all flavors; Clicquot rected by Charles K. Champlln, at St. I can place any mortgage that la Candy Storo, Eatontown, and Bluo Stone. It nt Tustlng's, 10 Monmouth street, ment. • • an do to hnlp Mr, StnldCT; I haver Club bovornges, Hlchlor's beer, and •James' iiudltorlum, 8:15. Tickets nt good. Havo plenty of mortgago Knlffht's Cnndy Shop, Fair Hnvcn. Bluo nnd (,'rnvol atones for walks or phone 30 for booklet.—Advertise undo uovornl poruonni Inspections of other brands; also distilled water and Red Banlc Candy Kitchen, Smock's money on band today. R. V. R, H. Adults 50c, children 2Bc—Advertlsc- and drives. Snmplcu and spring Typewriter Unrgnln«. hln work, particularly slnco trio m> Whlto Rock, Benjamin-H. Crate, 14 Candy "Storo, Eatontown, and Stout, 2 Linden place. Phono Red mont. i prices on, application. Jnmes A. Ity- Factory outlet portublo and ollloo :ldont In question, I do not floneldcP North Brldgo avenue, nod Bank, KnlRht'n Candy Shop, Fair Havon. Bank 2141.—Advertisement. an & Sons, Sea Bright.—Advertise- A Fine Lawn. typewriters; prices $9.50 up. Torms hat Mr. Staldor'n property Intcl-raffl phone 1485,—Advertisement. Adults BOc, children 25c—Advorllse- Dluo Stono, ment. Wo have evorythlnR to make it ~o: 8e a ilny. All makes 103? models, nil lavavo boobo n dnmtfgoimtfgoil In nny way, or —Now irthirtlmo to lmprovo"thonp- Bono "niciil, shcep~~iiianuror humus, guaranteed; Superior—Typowrltor- hut—navigation—Interest,—mwitlinjhtnavigationInterestmwtlnii ——tttWirnna "OaTdcn Fcflllliorir al Btrjohn'a hall, MarlDoroTMona"ay pearnnco of your property. Wo offer Illustrnlcd Lecture- pent moss and lime. Also, a com- Scrvlco, Carlton thenter building, Rod irnporly Interest!), lmvo boon tit\- \ Bono meal, Sheep manure cow ma- Lawn and Garden Seeds. , night* April S, ot 8 o'clock; 20 games a line grado of bluo stono for your by Robert Shippco on Shlppoe-John- plete lino of Inwn seeds at right Bank, phono 485. Open evenings.— emoly nffoctod. nure, humus, nltrato soda, acid phos- A comploto lino of now lawn and for 20 nttractlvo prizes. Rofrcsh- driveways and paths nt right prices. son Pcruvlnn oxpodltion at numaon prices. Fred D. Wlkoff Co., Red Advertisement. I fcolthnt the dredging undop thin phate, ammonia, potash and lime. pardon soeds. Also, a full lino of fer- monts.—Advortisoment. Fred D, Wlltoff Co., Rod Bank.—Ad- high school Friday, April 2, 8:10 p. Bank.—Advertisement. lonlrnol ban bean a great holjt and Frod D. Wlkoff Co., Red Bank.—Ad- Illzors for lawns and gardens, Fred crtlscmont m. Admission 35c—Advertisement. Fnrm LlatlnRR, Wanted,. ncourngemont to Uoatlns lntero|i!» vortloomont. • D. Wlkoff Co., Red Bank.—Advertise- I'hono 2100 Money to l-ond. " Hnvo demand for proportion of S it tho locality, ami (hut tho work l,t ment. \ . ' arid find out If you aro paying too Tetley'g for Typewriters. Fuel Oil on first mortgage on Improved, prop- to 20 acres with or without buildings, ipproclated by thorn. I nlno nr,p,rcv TniblnW for Typewriter Bargains, much for your automobile Insurance Guaranteed mnchlncs nt biugnln ortion In cood condition. Prompt uc- Alno Inrger farms. Snnd full particu- nto the foot that HID pnnalttl ily (if rentals and "expert repairing. SO Ilanco and Entertainment Nltcly. Savings to 8OJ6. Qrosslnner & Hell- rices. Expert ropnhlng. Totloy's, M'lccso milt. youUnexceller burnerd ;service best grade. Kics dnn Dd. I tlon. Allaire & Son Agency, Inc., 10 lars to Allalro & Son ' Agoncy, Ino, OIIIK fill urn work nt tlin lonHJlty w)l) Broad street, nod Banli.—Advcrtiac- Haunted I-Iouso, Ooeanpoit, N, J,— or, Ino., Qrana and Mechanic etroota. 3rond street, Rod Bank.—Advcrtlso- Wlltoll Co,, Hud Bank, phone DD2.— Mnnmoutli street, Red Bank.—Ad- II) Monmniitb atreot, Red Dnnlt.—AuS e 'conditioned lurjfdly l>y Ihn prw!* mont Advertisement, —AilvortlBMncnt, . mont. Advertisement, vertlaonicnt. vcrtluemont. Dion of propor tllopouol ureas nt tflft* Page Two RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937.
AUCTION AT UOLHDEL. River Plaza aa a momlior of tho li- River Being Wiped Out REFRIGERATOR DISPLAY Samuel Butler brary board, William C. Johnson C. E. Blsscll to Offer Antiques ant was suggested to aucccod Mrs. Mcck- the worlc can be done at reasonable Other Articles'for HlgS Dollar. lcm, but no action was taken. .coat with a hydrauilo pipe line Again Applies dredge. If It Is done by any.other Collectors and doalors In antiques Joseph Romeo, Jr., offered to pro- bind of plant the cost will bo no high will have much to Interest them vldo 500 loads of fill earth for uso that It will probably be considered tho public sate, of antique and mod- For A License on Ocean boulevard in the Ocean mis lady buys unwarranted. Consequently, the fu- ern furniture to bo held by C B. Bis. View section of Leonardo. This mat- ture provision, of proper disposal sell on tho John C. Schanck farm, ter was roferred to tho road, dopuU .areas, and the practical use of such Pissssnt vSwSsg?:-Kisa, *i>ntr "and one- jKrRasfcy *BPsata*ewiSie>!aasia* anoa with usual custom nnd prac- hnlf mllou went of Holmdo), Saturday mouth Man's Requeit—Three morning, April 10, starting at 1C tice, la an Important factor In the fu- Resident Protest Against A Friendly Visitor, Bringing Good ture Improvement of this part of the o'clock. ' News ovory week for 68 yean, to all Tratcrway. Sherlir George H. Roberts will bo Opening Proposed New Bar. tho family, in tho homes of Rod Very truly, yours, In chargo of tho sale which will bo Bank and vicinity—About local events II. G. Fairbanks, condireteil on a cash basis for the and local POODIO,—Advertisement , Major, Corps of Engineers, high dollar. John Adams and James Application for a llconsa to con- iHis lady buys for Acting District Engineer. Grlggs will bo tho sole clerks, ^ duct a bar was mado to tho town- In addition to the antique and mod- ship committee of Mlddletown town- Tho Register has received the fol- ern furniture there will be offered ship last Thursday by Samuol But lowing letter from George E. Truex, a quantity of china, glassware and lor, who conducts an Inn at Port which In part: relates to the same brlc-a-brao as well aa hundreds of Monmouth, known as Bamboo Gar- matter: articles too numerous to mention. dens. Objection to granting tho 11 '••'•'. March 29, 1937. A display advertisement In today's ense was mado by Joseph Wackar, Red Bank Register, Register lists many of the articles to acob Hooding and John C. Wubben- Broad Street, bo put up by Auctioneer Roberts and horst Last summcr.Mr. Butler mado Rod Bank, N. J. to go under the hammer to the high- a similar request and, It was refused. Gentlemen: . est bidder. Flvo special. policemen wcroi'ap- If you are distressed after sating Captain Andy White's and Mr. olntcd to servo without salaries. 1 —1 eoybloatcd—full of gas—or U for Stalder * letters relative to hauling STRUCK BY CAR; They aro Clifford Compton of Bel- yeara you havo boon a cbronlo suf- seine, setting pound and fyko nets, ord, Newton Mallett and Christian ferer from ulcers or Indigestion—fol- digging crabs, licensing clammers, William Rogers Bruised in Accident Dammoyer of Port Monmouth, Ray- ' eta, were very Interesting. low tho advlco of thousands and try All who know these men consider Employees of the Red Bank Scars steady temperature of 40 degrees Is Monday Afternoon. ' mond Wcatbrook of Naveslnk and Carunso Capsules today. them authorities on such matters. Roebuck & Company store built the maintained in the food compart- William Rogers, slx-yca>old son of ohn Kccklcsen of Leonardo. ' Carunso Capsules aro compounded •With what little knowledge I have 'torture" chamber pictured above to ments at all times and experts claim Mrs. Charlotte Rogers of West Front Henry A. S. VanDaalen of Juoon- ,n accordance with Dr. Wheaton's of these things I am Inclined to lemonstrate to patrons that tho op- this Is more than sufficient to pre- rtrcet/wasNiruck by a car Monday famous prescription and are helpful agree with Captain White. The irdo turned In his annual report as iratlon of tho Sears Roebuck Cold- serve ordinary foods. Tho ice-mak- ftcrooon while playing in front of ccretary of tho township library. In 03% of all eases. Especially pound nets aro not at tho mouth of :pot refrigerator Is not affected by ing operation goes on at the same the river and any flab, wishing to Is homo. The car was oppratod by t showed expenditures of $5,734.25 recommended In sovero cases of long WWSM reach the niud flats at the head of lutslde temperatures. A stock rc- temperature range regardless of*but- iernard Hanneken, alBO of West luring 1936 and a balance on hand standing. our river can'easily get by them. I 'rigorator equipped with special ther- sldc conditions. Officials claim that Tront street The youth was taken >f $178.77 at the close of the year. Guaranteed cafe and effeotlvo. do think the nets are poorly lighted nometera was placed in the "tor- .isc under abnormal conditions docs :o Rlverviow hospital where he was tfrs, UrslIIa S. Walling, secretary of !old at Physician's & Surgeon's and too close together, making navi- ure" chamber recently and the not affect tho length? of service of reated for abrasions of tho face and gation difficult. I know from per- he library, reported tho resignation Pharmacy, 168 Monmouth Stroot, ihamber was heated to 110 degrees tho refrigerator. egs. Lator ho returned home. f Mrs. Florcnco I* Alcek,lom of Red Bank. sonal experience the pilot, must lhronholt. The company claims that one out watch very closely.or it Is just too bad. They should bave larger open- Tho thermometers showed that the of every ten refrigerators sold last ings and more lights. The few fls temperatures in the Ice and food year was a Coldspot Fenton R. they pick up la minor. compartments remained tho same Marshall, manager of the Red Bank Relative to laws covering tidewa- under thaso abnormal conditions as store, In an advertisement in this terstors, our friend,, Joe Irwin, Is nnoow when the temperature In tho cham- Issue of The Register invites inter- being besieged to pass more, laws; w ber ranged between 60 and 70 de- ested persons to inspect the "torture" havo eo many now that the averagi grees, normal house temperature. A chamber. person is afraid to fish, dam or cral unless he consults his attorney. I: SlTL-i Joe has about 90 per cent of thes< patient's condition was so much bet- laws repealed everyone would be bet Matawan. ter satisfied. If you do not get your tor that his neck would be out of a cast for Easter. flsh or crab on his first visit, I do not (Tho Red Bank Remitter can tjt boosrh There's no finer dessert or salad fruit than th«se Imagine he will be back In the same . MfttawaQ from M. J. O'Connel. 12 Ralph Lewis and Robert Allen Iusdous pears. Try them, Just as they come place next year. Main itre.t and 3. tt 1. TuilnM spent the spring vacation from the Most of these laws are passed to Postmaster and Mrs. Raphael C Freehold military school at their from the am ,.. that's the best way to taste satisfy tho so-called sportsman who Devlin, Miaa Helen Jastrab, Mrs. homes. their natural, fragrant flavor. wets a line once or twice a season, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schock and and not for the man who makes his William H. Sutphin, Mrs. Oscar living in this manner. The license Oschwald, Prank Simpson, Raymont son Charles are making a stay at for clammers I think Is all right, but Churchman, Philip Culbort, Mr. an Mgarrii, Florida. surely a carpenter or plumber who Mrs. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Llebecl Mr. and Mrs. Laban W. Dennis and has a day oft should be permitted to and Mrs. David Curran attended th Mr. and Mrs. Rensen Beers of dig a few clams for his own use with- American Legion county rally am Orange were thu week-end guests of out taking out a license. At least, Mrs. Ronson J. Warne. he should be allowed to get a permit dinner at the Smoke Shop taven without cost from some local author- Monday evening. The New Brunswick Woman's club ity covering a day or two. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hyer celebrat- held Its annual luncheon tof tho In regard to our own river, I am ed their 27th wedding annlversarj drama and literature department at afraid that we will not need any Friday evening at their Dome on At- Buttonwood Manor. Miss Eva Low- laws coverin•Ing fishing o__r crabbinug lantic avenue by entertaining 28 ol dpn of the English department of above the bridge. Ttioro Is enough the New Jersey College for Women mud pumped Illegally to thlB locality their friends and relatives. Thos< present were Mr. and Mrs. Leroj spoke on "Behind the Footlights in to choke all the fish and crabs In the the Capitals of Europe." Atlantic. Hyer, Percy Hyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jo There was a great cry about this seph Hyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Wyckoff Red for a short time (everyone said it Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Russell VanPelt, and son of New York spent a few •would be remedied). Why It has Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Simons, Mr. days with Mrs. Wyckoffs parents, Bank died out without any result Is hard and Mrs. Francis Smith, Mr. an Recorder and Mrs. Harry Bolte, Sr. to fathom. This looks like a job for Mrs. Edward Westendorf, MA. am Miss May Gundrun of South Am- all our local clubs. Chamber of Com- boy was the guest of Miss Margaret Phone 1444 merce, newspapers and our neighbors Mrs. Lester W. Homer, Mrs. Leroy In Mlddletown township. I am sure Clark, Mrs. Daniel Clark, Mrs. Hazel Devlin. Joe Irwln, Harold Allen, Ensley Salpb, Miss Verna Hyer, Miss ~ Randolph Harris, a student at Ad- White and the rest who so ably hand- ther Hyer, Miss Lillian Barnes, Miss mlral Farragut's academy at Toms led this matter would be glad to con- Dora Thorn, Harvey VanPelt, Ken. River, was a guest of his parents, . Golden pellets of Carrots coupled with an entire- tact the army engineers to have this Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Harris, over condition remedied. neth Miller, Robert Walling, Jr., am ly* new breed... a new super-variety of... not Edward Smith. , the Easter holidays. Very truly yours, just another brand of Peas. A' combination of George R. Truex. A charity ball and floor show wll' Mrs. Albert T. Anderson enter- o held at the ^unerican^Legion._ha tained the members., of -the .Hobby atuTday evening, April 3, irfftler thi club at the homo of hor mother, .Grand for salads, too. PtlXOBCM DISEASE. auspices of the Matawan Woman': Mrs. Charles W. Yerger, last Thurs- Democratic club. Tho artlBts to bi day evening. Articles pertaining to Means of Preventing This Was Dis- presented in the floor show will comi national defense, disarmament pro- covered Many Tears Ago. 'rom the Smoke Shop tavern of Re grama and the Munitions Investiga- Peppermint Patties 19c There la no excuse for the exces- 3ank through the courtesy of Felix tion were read, which were followed sive number of baby chicks which 'antangello. Music for dancing will by an open forum. Attending were die from .pullorum disease, or bacll- ie furnished by the Commodores ol Mrs. Rensselaer L. Cartan, Mrs. Ed- lary white diarrhea, for a means of Rhythm, featuring Eddie Koons, gar McNabb, Mrs. John Shea, Mlsa preventing It was discovered many formerly with Jane Garber. The Gertrude Brown, Miss Esther Blair, years ago, Dr. F. R. Beaudette, poul- grand march will start at 12 o'clock. Mrs. Yerger, Mrs. William C. Ludl, try pathologist at the Experiment A door prize will be given. The com- r., and Miss Virginia Anderson of Quart Station, reminds poultrymen. mltteo has announced that the pro- Keyport. Milk 1.09 The control of the disease is mere- ceeds will be used for welfare work. Members of the Women's Deroo- ly a question of eliminating tho car This winter the organization pro- :ratlc club of Monmouth county were Magnesia Norforms rlers of Infection from the breeding vided many needy families with food guests of the Matawan Women's flock as determined by a blood test coal and clothing. Mrs. William Democratic club Saturday afternoon A poultryman may have his flock Donnen-worth is chairman of the t 2:30 in the American Legion halL tested by the Bureau of Animal In- committee and Mrs. HacGlllla Is en- Mrs. Pearl Kont, president of the tertainment chairman. Other mem. dustry, Trenton, in charge of this county organization, presided at the i't work or he may, after Borne instruc- bora are Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin, looting. Fred DoVoe of New Proctor & Gamble Products tion, make the test himself. The •president of the organization; Mrs. 3runswick, majority leader In the test used on the farm la tho so-called Leroy H.' Bergen, Mrs. William H. ssembly, was tho principal speakor. Whole blood rapid test. Although i Sutphin, Mrs. Eugene McDonald, Mrs. Katherine Elklns White gave a Oxydol .. . . ,aieopue. 21c Is not as accurate as the tube tea Mrs. Warren Donnell and Mrs. AJ- hort talk on the Reporter Plan. A used in the laboratory, its use wll dert Bruce. mslcal program was given by Mrs. 1 8 C greatly reduce the amount of Infec- • Charles Marvel escaped with alight onover Burlew, accompanied by Electric ATLAS Mi Selox . ... 2 p' * 27 tion so that eventually the morg ac- cuts about the leg Monday night Mrs. Oscar Oschwald. A group ol 50c Size Double Shoe curate test can be used to complete when his car turned over at the hildren from tho Recreation Center, Williams For going to Sandwich the Job. Tho rapid test Is Inexpen- Main street railroad crossing as It hlch is supervised by Mrs. Ron- picnics and Polijh Ivory Soap . . .2 ^ I3f AQUA outings. Toasters sive and can be done often which is was proceeding south. A window in ^I Warno and Charles Mast, danc- VELVA Tun or Black SOo Largo cake _ ~ 10c Important In eliminating the Infec- the car was broken. According to ng Instructor, ontortalned the mem- Pint Bla» Special Prophylactic) co os tion quickly. reports the accident occurred wt erawith tap dancing. Refreshments 34c 79c 4c Tooth Brushes Camay Soap . 3 " \Jc Most of the outbreaks Investigated the driver attempted to stop as the ere served to 100 members. by tho Experiment Station aro in gates were lowered. chicks purchased by poultrymen who Mrs. William R. Craig la a patient failed thoroughly to Investigate the at tho Monmouth Memorial hospital Tinton Falls. 1.00 Wampoles Preparation Crisco -.-- ^ source of their purchases prices. In at Long Branch. ( 3-Lb. can , the majority of caBes the pullorum Mrs. Eosa Bergen Is ^onflned to James Dean, who was recently ~63c/ hor homo with grip. Infected chicks came from non-tested urt when his team of horses ran flocks or from flocks which has boon Mrs. Edwin C. Sloat, chairman of .way, has recovered and la back at • tested but were not entirely freo of the recent bingo party given by tho •ork on his farm. Ho was injured h members of the first aid squad auxil- IOTOIiy the Infection. In tho final analysis, /hen tho wagon In which he was the poultryman usually finds that the iary, reported that $100.10.had been F R E F iK5K5H OTOEK-I SHALL- CAN received and that after expenses had itting struck a treo and ho was survivors cost him more than good urown out. * «li U SlffiTFIEU) MILK WITH EACH Ut. CAN clean chicks would have originally been paid a profit of ?86.30 had been roallzed. The report was enthusias- •Preparations arc well advanced for cost Moreover, Infected clilcks can he "covered dlsh'aupper which tho spread tho disease to chlcka from t tically received at a meeting of tho auxiliary Monday evening in tho adics' auxiliary of-'tho ilro company 100 Woodbury Cream 33c 50c LYSOL clean source, for some of the sur- ill hold Friday rflght, April 23, at vivors of an outbreak becomo car- Washington Engine company flre Bayer house' when 13 members were pres- ho flro house. Dancing will follow | riers and perpetuate the. Infection 1 ho suppor.' Aspirin 25c Z. B.T. Fountain Syringe 43c used as breeders. ent. Following tho business session a social hour was enjoyed, at which A meeting of the Ladles' aid so- tlmo tho hostesses of tho evening, cty of tho Methodist church will be iness Tissues LadyEstherCream32c BE&FOBD MUSICAL COMEDY, MrB. Henry Egan anil Miss Ann eld this afternoon at tho homo of H - Erlckson served refreshments. The Mis. William Bennett Show to Be Given for Methodist next mooting 'will bo held Monday Henry Salt is now occupylny tho Oc ZONITE 1.00 Tangee «* Church April 8 and 0. evening, April 20. Mrs. Andrew ouac at this placo which ho rccent- Hulsart and Mrs. William Hiissey / bought from Kenneth Wyckoff of Ortho A musical comedy entitled "Fore will bo hostesses. . 1 ed Bank. Eugene Layton, who Gynol Fun' will be prcscntod Thursday.nnd rmorly occupied tho house, Is now refill FOUNTAIN SERVICE Friday, April 8 and D, for tho bene- Tho program of tho Junior Wom- ving at River Plazn. fit of the Belford Methodist church. an's club meeting Monday evening Finns aro progressing for tho card The,plot Involved tho efforts of a was In chargo of Miss Madeline Ca- arty to bo held Friday, April 10, at ©iBig Double Dip young man to regain tho favor of his doo, international relations chairman. o Swimming River country club *^^ . T% t »T A %.* A Cft- 1* millionaire unolo, the unrequited Tho speaker was Miss' Rose Ewald y tho Tinton Falls auxiliary of BANANA Streamlined BRICK lovo for a poor rolatlvo, the abduc- of the Near Easf Foundation at New verview hoopltnl. Thoao In charge SODAS Ice Crdam tion of a young heiress and tho re- York. Miss Ewald told of tho origin f thlB affair are encouraged by ln- SPLIT union of two lovers, who had long and work of tho foundation in Icatlons of a largo attendance; Something Noivl c been parted. Tho p'rogram will ln- Greece, An Invitation to attend the Tho last meoting of tho season of C otudo choruses and other musical reception for tho Junior and Young io Bed Crosa aewlng club was hold numbers. Rohoareals will bo held Woman's club given by tlic Senior ?huradny at tho homo of Mrs. Wol- dally In tho church annex. club was read by tho president, .and mgton Wllkins. about 20 members plan to accept tho Invitation. Tho next homo de- Committed to Jail. partment meeting will bo held at tho Vacancies at Fort Monmouth. Special! John Kolly of Llncroft, arrested home of Mrs. Carolino Sllcox at Koy- There aro approximately 41 va- Any 16a • Monday night by Captain Harry T. port tomorrow. Tho hostoBooa for tho lancloa In tho Signal' Corps at Fort DRENE Tin, of VanNoto on a charge of being drunk evening were Misses Marlnn Lam- Honmouth for men Interested In cn- _Tobacco and disorderly, was sentenced to bcrtson, Anna Mao Mulllns and Mrs. Istlng In tho sorvlco. This poat la Shampoo servo In tbo county jail at Freehold Oscar H. Hyor. itnown as ono of tho finest In tho || nnd a Ocnulnn from 60 to 00 days by Recorder John Mlsa Mary Devlin waa hostess to jountry and has an unusually high Briar Pipe V. Crowell, before whom ho was ar- n few of hor friends at a supper ypo of peroonnel. Men who enlist BOa Valuo raigned Tuesday morning. Ho was party Sunday evening. Hor guests i tho Signal Corps are given an op- Special taken to Freehold by Constable Included Mlasos Elisabeth. Tanaey ortunlty to tako examinations for Tliomaa Hackctt Kolly was arrest- and Loulso Leroy, Howard Lloyd, ntrnnco to tho Signal Corps school. od la Domlnlck Palaia's cigar store,' Harold Dolan, Randolph Harris nnd This schbDMeLjhc-halnlng-centcr Boys' East Front strcot nnd Wharf ave^ Sterling ThornpBDrj .- ,—. •r radio operators for tho American REYNALDO Cnnieln, Old Gold, "niie, after ho hnd~llamagcd~ii Noon Edw.ard Llsk, who la confined In rmy and many young rnon who aro Starts UIIB vtoelt. Contest ! sign, tho University hospital, Coral GablOB, ow Installed In important radio ata- '•• In ami get Lucky Strikes Starts this week. Florida, as the result of n bus ncol- ons throughout tho country nnd as i full details how u!fchiM-piv-c!»ir»- JJ-KJ- i r .'DlUvci.s^tcndcil^thtf; simrls'p 'iorvlfitf ^*£££Z££ £&f9tfW&'ili oii' ]fti}*}ilr&fy'iVBy iiorit~lifWfirintlb Hlgli!iiii(l« Hunrlny Robert JT. Voiii'liftrn, Jr., hii'sT ro- Found Dead in a Poultry 111 uhotit- Ion aumed hla college studies at Atlunlii, hum! uiul l'ral Noble, ,lr. Dorothy and Robert stotesbury of During April the Borviccs of tho Mr. and Mia. James Pajipas of Or- Plaluflold spout the, week-end with Georgia, after*-.- having spent the House on the Estate Where fcngo woro week-end guests of Mr. Easter soimon at his home here. Holmdel Federated church will bo 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sillwcll. held In the Reformed sanctuary. Tho He Was Employed. and Mrs. It . Fulmar Armstrong. Mrs. Nlcholus Pclruzclll and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mi', and Mrs. Hairy Ford of Wood*- Bcrniun topic for next Sunday will dren visited Mrs. Pclruzelli'B mother Mrs. WilsoncCoiiover'wcvc received bo. "The Around the World Gospel." In a poultry houso on tho cstato bildgo were" week-end guests of Mr. at Brooklyn last week. an members of the Reformed group whoro ho was omployed* atlllddlc- "and Mrs. Irving Smock. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tracy of New of tho Holmdel Federated church town village John Mayors was found Mrs. George Toltcn Ima been- vialt- York Bpent the week-end with Mr. Sunday. A special Easter musical Feature Rector's 39c VALUE! dead Saturday afternoon with a byl- Ing ot Swoet Briar, Vii. and Mrs.- Joseph Bishop. . progiam was given, including-solos, INGRAM'S REGULAR $1.00 lot wound in his head and a 10- George Jaffc, who hus been ful- . Mrs. Mary Carton hns rented Hen- "Tho Holy City" by Mrs. Taylor W. MILKWEED filling a musical'engugeiiicnt at one ry Hawxhurst's bungalow, Hanco and "One Bwcetly Solemn Home In Magazine COMPACTS Bath Powder volyor o( .38 caliber bcsldo him, CREAM ChaileB H. Tato, chief county inves- of. Iho hotclo at Nassau, Bahumau, •John 1$. Ellis and family of Beth- Thought" by Mrs. Frederic Silcox. Rev. J. 111. Rcllly, rector of1 Grace tigator, ascribed tho caimo of death has returned to his home. lehem, Pennsylvania. Bpent tho week- The Christian Endeavor society met Episcopal church, Ha«lings-on-Hud- with Llmitad as Bulcldo In hli official report. Mr, and Mrs. LcRoy Stultz and end at their home here. • in the Baptist chapel Sunday even- Bon, New York, and Mrs. Reilly are Hougo Quanlilyl Mr. Mayers had been in poor Mra, Louis Stullz, Jr., have been en- Mr. and Mis. Walter Arose c'ntcr- ing. The subject won "Eiutcr; a Bo- at their'summer cottage at 34 Ocean ginning,' Not art End" and the Icau- For loooe powdor. health several months duo to kidney joying a vacation - at Charleston, N. tnlnod friends from Keansburg Sat- boulevard, Atlantic Highlands, for a; Mado by national trouble, complicated with other atl- C. urday nlghl al their home. cr was Oliver Francis. sport poKt-Lcnten vacation. . Their Now 1937 compacts. i 50c Siio manufacturer. mciUa anil his f rlonds Bay that ho Miss Sarah IS. Ciuloo of Summit, B. A. Hickcy has erected a new One of the features of thc.Kuster cottage, which was built last year, Is had been very despondent since ho spent the week-end with her brother- sign on his property, opposite his morning service wati the reading of beautifully featured In tho April Coty's Face Powder Woodbury's Cold had been unable to perform hla work home. in-law and sister, Mr, nnd Mrs. J. v a letter from Mrs. Sherman of New number.of the magazine "The Amer- —Reg. l.oo as gardener on the property of Mrs. Harold 'Hcndrlclison.. The Interior of Miss Ruth Wil- York state, widow of Rev. John ican Home." Cream—55c size Henrietta Sloto on King's Highway. Mm. Wllberl Murray lias resigned liams' house Is being derocoratcd. Sherman, \yho v,'as for a number of Luxor Face Powder Woodbury's Facial Ho had boon missing slnoo Thursday her position with the Ncwberry Leo Wlckersham of River Daza Is years pastor of the Baptist churcli. It 1MV3 to advertise In The Register. • Cream—-55c size •and his friends had been searching store. doing the work. —55c size for him. i Woodbury'a Tissue Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Ryer of Mrs. Thomas Kelly attended a re- Woodbury'j • Face Tho Jrewsamo discovery wns raada Brooklyn wove 'week-end guests of ception In honor of Miss Gerlrude Cream—55c':.size by Thomas Klnlioad of Mlddletown tho latter's parents, Mr, and Mra, M.Conway of Fair Havon Tuesday night Pwd.—55c value Lady Esther Four village Tho building In which Mr. at North Plalnflold. Miss Conway, Lester Terry. \ FOR RENT Lady Esther Face Purpose Cream Mayers onded his IIfo was unused. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woollcy of who is a rolativc of Mrs. Kelly's, will Oombinuiion dairy and potato furin, liundrrd acres tillable, Ho lay on the floor with his head On Tho Warnor Brothers inusfcal, *Ncw York spent tho wenk-end with bo received Intotho Siotcro'Of Mercy. 'Pwd;—55c size""... - —55c size •,...... -... a pasteboard box, two shota had boon "Ready, •Willing arid Able," will. be cover crops, ready to plow. Houso and buildings in fine condi- 1 the former's mother, Mrs. W. E. She Is a graduate of the Red Bank tion, Rent very rciisomiMo to right'parly. .- Cold and Cleansing fired,, tho first grazing tho heart and shown Saturday. Sunday and-Mon- Woolley, Jr. Catholic high school: | J&J Baby Talcum tho second passing through the head. day. Ruby Kecler and Leo Dixon Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Lcddy of NW Henry Hawxhurst is the first farm.-1 APPLY ,, —T25C size ../. •Cream—Lb.' Jar, Tho pistol had been given to Mr. have the* main roles and others in York were, week-end guests of Mr. or hereabouts to plunt potatoes. • S 1.00 value Mayors a number of years ago by tho cast include Louise Fazonda,. Al- and Mrs. Arthur J. Cahill. Foreman's boarding school will vo-| Z. B. T. Talcum Mia. Sloto and had beon owned by len Jenkins, Winifred Shaw and Ted- upen Monday after the Easter vaca- Charles E. Sweeney Real Estate Dreskin Face Lotion dy Hart, Roy Enrlght directed and Mrs. Loiils Hutchlnson entertained —25c size tho. lattor'a husband, tho late Edgar members of the Thought club at her tion. —55c size A. Sloto. lobby Connolly arranged the danco MONMOUTH AVENUE Persian Bouquet or onsemblcB. Tho music -was written lioino at Engllshtown Monday even- Mrs. Dorothy Williams and Mrs. Witch Hazel Mr. Mayors was a native oJ Ger- ing.- Rose DeVoe of New York spent the Baby Talcum many and so far as' known ho has by Johnny Mereer and Richard Whit- PHONE BUMSON 1492. —16 oz.- ing. Miss Betty C. Hcndiickson was week-end with their children at no living relatives. As a young man the guest of Miss Ann Bishop at a Foreman's school. j ho was a sailor on a German liner. luncheon at the Charm houso ot More than 20 persons attended the I [LUX FACIAT Ho carno to Mlddlotown vlllago about Summit Tuesday. Easter scrvicj conducted by Rev. 35 yeais ago, llndlng employment Strand Theater. David Povcy for the "Gospel Hour" with tho late Charles H. Morford and "Along Camo Love," with Irene Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. .Cram- Sunday afternoon nt his homo. SOAP tho Into Miss Mary Louiso Hendrlck- Horvey and Charles Starrctt, will bo mer and daughtor spent tho week- OPEN shown for the last times today at the | end with Mrs. Crammer's mother, Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Conk and Reg. loc sort. Ho had worked for Mrs, Sloto ls daughter Margaret of.Red Bank and 27 yearn Ho had unusual ability as Strandd theatert . ^ - John Bedelman of WashingtoWashingtonn. Merrill Wallace, a student at Lc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcndres of As- a gardener and tho flowers under Two features, "StraighStraight From the bury Park wero Sunday dinner The Cross Roads Tearoom Italian Balm—35c size his caro attracted wldo attention bo- Shouldcr" with Ralph Bellamy and high universityiit , BethlehemBthlh , Pa.P , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haley. Fitch Scalp . causo of tholr attractivenoss. Katherlno Locke, and spent the week-end with his parents, AT EATONTOW-N. with 25c Drene Treatment Thickens" wllh James Gleason and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wallace. Shampoo FREE .. ( At tho direction o( Dr. Harvoy W. Mv. and Mrs. William A. Poling ROUTE 30. ^—75c Sliampoo Harttnan ot Keyport.tho coupty phy- Zasu, Pitta will bo shown Friday anil Hinds Honey & sician, tho body was taken to Harvoy Saturday, cntortaincd Mr', and Mrs. Stanley Holmdel. Poling of Jersey City oyei- the week- Almond Cream Watkins Shampoo Bcdlo'B funeral homo at Koyport, end. DINNERS-50c and 75c whero the funeral was hold Tuesday. Tho chapel of tVc Reformed —-50c size • —50c size Interment was made In Gtreen Grave Mrs, Harold Poling of Stapletou, church was a merry place Saturday QUALITY FOOD. cometoiy, Kcyport. S. I., spent tho week-end with Mr. evening when an Easter egg hunt Pacquin's Hand and Mrs. John L. Morrell. was field under the direction of Cream—55c size Vitalis—5oc size Mra. Herbert It. West will enter- Jer^en's Lotion tain momboia of the Kjlyport Liter- Dance Given By ary club tomorrow afternoon at the —55c size Reformed church house. The occa- Ex-Lax—25c size .,.. Ponds Facial Tissues ' Dorothy VanSauter sion will bo an International tea and arrangements tiro being made by —Package 250 „ Miss Dorothy VanSautor, daughter Mrs. A. t). Schultz and Mrs. W. S, Bromo Seltzer of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer VanSau- Holmes. Mra. Joseph Ku, a resident .Facial Tissue- tor of Horaco place, entertained .60 of tho International houso at Now —Reg. 3oc guests at a danco held at the Fair and a nullvc of tbinu, will speali of Antoinette Dore, Haven yacht club Monday night, The Alka Seltzer that country and Its customs. —30C size. 500'S , decorations Included yellow stream- George Manuel of New York spent ers and colored balloons. tho week-end with his mother, Mrs. Prizes woro awarded Miss Jane Mary Manuel of Third street. Guptll and Robert Mcade, who won a. "lucky number" dance, and Miss Mrs. Ralph Unger and daughters ot Viola Bottagaro and Arnold Blcgfrcd Brooklyn aro spending this wool: and Miss Margaret Mundon nnd with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rottenbcr'g. lJt!df Miss Nan McKlnney spent the w.ij3,coJlQm_ week-end wlUi. MrT"anid ' Mra. Ray- llrst in tho balloon dance. mond McKlnnoy of Rldgowood, W. J. Reg. 10c The chaperons were Mr. VanSauter Tho fcaturo event Sunday, Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ateshoglou of Eed Bank nnd Mr. and Mrs. and Tuesday will' bo "The Devil's an rroof Frank Bailey of Fair Haven. Muslo Playground" with Richard DIx, of nockvlllo Ccnlro, L. I., and Mr, Millstream SCOTCHES PALtVlOLIVE and Mrs. Charles Woollcy of Green- Straight was furnished by Vornon Bcnnott'a Dolores Del Rio rind Chester Morris, port, L. I., wero week-end guests ot Straight It jo orchestra of Kcunsbursr. Refresh- VAT «9 BRIDAL CAEV3AY ments woro served during tho course Capl. and Mrs. William E. Woolley, Whiskey Applejack WILLIAMS An excellent BLACK & WHITE lioUlcd by of tho ovcnlng. EXEMPTS TO MEET, HAItt &. MAIG Lalrd'a BOUQUET LIFEBUOY Thoso present Ivoro Misses Vir- Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bronncr on mixer. * WHITE HOUSE SOAP ginia WyckoCT, Martha Ann Ruddy, Annual Meeting of Mlddlclowii As- tortalned their son-in-law and (laugh- 00 Prouf JOHNNIE WALIU3R C Patricia Dillon, Betty VanDeoman, sociation to Bo Held at Nnvcsinli. tor, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barnett of 0 Bnglewood, over tho week-end.1 lied Label Madolelno Brill. Marge Mundon, The annual meeting of the Middle- CLAN MncLlSOD Tint Anita Matthews, Sally Sicbor, Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn EcK of Lit- rinl KING W1LLIAJI IV garet MaeConne]), Patricia Seolcy, town Township Exempt Firemen's tle 'Silver visited Miss Kathorino Fo- association will bo held In the Nave- lan over" tho week-end. Alice WlfcolT, Dorothy VanSautor, sink flro houso next Thursday night, Dorothy Challln, Viola Bottagaro, April 8 at eight o'clock. • William Weinberger of Perth Am Old Betty Rlttor, Shirley Morrow, Jano boy liaa been a guest at the homo of Epsotabs—25c size Guptil, Eileen Tourte\ow, Dolores All exempt flremon or the town- Mr. and Mrs. L. Rottonborg. Schenley Canadian Hot Water Bottle* Morallcr, Myrtlo Harlng and Sally ship, wishing to join tho association Tho Pyramid club of St. John's Lxtta Quullty 2 quart, sturdy S§vyc Bennett and Francis Kodamo,, Rich- ore most cordially Invited to lie pres- Methodist church at South Keyport Blended Choice Whiskeys Sal Hepatica quality ...'. ard Halicnbock, Reginald Vincent, ent at this session. aro muking arrangements to hold Whiskey Club Carl Vincent, John Douglas, Harvoy Tho organization, although not the their annual banqucl on April 30 at 80 Prouf Syringes—2 quart ...j Stupelli, Clark Kemp, Donald Hub- largest In numbers In tlie county, is Yo Cottage Inn. Members of tho Superior Russian bard, Prank Bailey, Jack Warron, ono of tho most -active. An extra committed in charge arc James Neld- Mineral Oil, pint Robert Mead, Edgar Wardcll, James effort Is bolng made tu brli\g into Ingor, Walter Samalc nnd Elmer VanHlBO, Arnold Sicgfrcd, Thomas membership as many of tho exempt Buhrcnburg. Mum Creme Toilet Tissue—1000 Duffy, Bud Johnson, Toby "MaoFad- niombora of tho deportment as pos- Mrs. Robert Cownn spent tho Deodorant Sheets, Soft-' din,- Qoorgo Howland, David Lukens, sible. Bleached roll Watson Bennett, Samuel Yorjr, Law- week-ond at New York. —35c size rorice Holmes, William Bradley, Ray- mond Clark, Gcorgo Shoomaltor, John lU-g. 1.00 Evans Laird and Gcorgo Bouthworth, DRENE Hennessy SHAMPOO OVALTINE 3 Star . 60c size NewTVIanager For Cognac r Straight Ityo Eatontown Club SCHENLEY S Whiskey MODESS CUTEX CUTEX LIQUID CERTAIN- Arthur E. Church of New York, Golden NAIL POLISH ODOROMO former manager of tho "Varlck Houaa D D POLISH REMOVER SAFE ^t New York, began his duties today an manager of tho Monmouth Coun- Save on PBICEI Wedding ty- Country club, Eatontowg, He Save onCURRENTI 2lc 2lc For Body ISc - -takes tho place of Cornelius J. Bly ot Lavita Wines 35c Site. 35c Siso. Packaqe 12. Shrewsbury, who Is connected with Save on UPKEEPI "MMi.'i>.5'a!>Pk.! Guldo's. Sapphlro Room at Now .sherry, Furl, Musi'jilel, Phillips' Toothpaste- Toothbrushes— York. Prophylactic, Guldo, who last cummer conducted Ouarts $2.25 yaiiternr, Magnesia, with tho Mon Paris room at tho Country Claret, Tulmy 2 Marine Blue 5oe size club, Is operating tho Sapphire Dishes—50c size Toothbrushes <1 ffftc Room on 57th street, New York, —5oc whero Mr, Bly is In charge of thoi Calox Toothpowder |y liquor department. Qulldo has made| —5oc size Lavoris Mouth Wash arrangements to open its Ealontown VERMOUTHS 5oc size right club In Juno. Mr. Bly will Kolynog Toothpaste Pcpsodent Antiseptic •work with Quido at Katontown this •—5°^ size •Toe size 2 fur "Don-Q" Squibb'a Toothpaste Lislerine Mouth Wall «Bfffic —5oc size Religious Unit To Porlo Rico — 50i: sizo RUM Dr. LYONS Meet At Keanoburg Martini-Rossi I P A N A Dr. WEST Toothpaste Toothpowder Toothbrushot i Tho regular. monthly mooting) of See for Yourself! Sweet tho Young People's council ot Religi- 50c SOc ous Education of Bod Bank district General Electric rtoy Sizo Sizo will bo held Thursday night, April 8, in tho Keattsburg Methodist church. offer* the Refrigerators. V. Howard Lloyd of Matawnn, for- everyone wants at mar supervising principal of Mlddlo- townitownshlp publlo oohoois, will bo the speaker. NEW LOW PRICES National Brand GINS Tho attondanco Biblical plcturo • More let Cubes Silver Wedding Lifebuoy Shaving c will be awarded aa usual to tho TONSOR DARDAS01 church having tho largest porcontage Fleischmann's Cream—35c size of IU enrollment present. Rofrcsh- • Mere Storage Space Sheffield Lather c Burnett's White Satin BLADES CREAM menta. will bo sorvcil by tho. young • More Cold Capacity Crcnm—50c size- pcoplo of the Keansburg church. Al- Booth's bert Dorcnvus of Red Bank will pro- Sheffield Cream— c aide. £ • More Cottvmimtes ' - Halloway'a •UruslilL-ss, 50c size. f Vicher'a Tonsor Blodes—Si c _ - Cars CoUlJo at Shrcwsbuiy. AT LESS COST. VSSWi KtyeTTFgr 60c tlit, •Cam opoiatcil by William K. Rob- odgo. Probnlc Blades, c crln of Throclimorton avonuc, lCnt- Sealed-in-Sltcl Automatic ontown, and-William Mogo ot Third 5 avonuc, Fair Havon, collided Friday shortly after 0 o'clock at the corner of Thomas avenuo and Broad Btroet, Shrewsbury. Both 'cars wort) dam- Craig & Hornor Cp.,' Inc. aged. Tho nccltlont broko several vases at tho Honey Boo Flower shop. 61 Monmouth St., Rej flank Pollcemnn Olio Hcrdon pressed no Phono Koa Banlc 1730. x: 3 2 BROAD ST. -RED BANK 32 BROAD STREET; RED BANK, N. J. Page Four BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. lAcuuoriu du to ti > Weftt Kf»nnahiiro * " coldness of the day no OZiD. casino at a party for Pino Brook was presented with a purse by llio AiU fttr Station - Three Hundred residents whoso • birthdays have oc- „ . , . Mrs, J. J. Keelman haa returned women of tho church and with a A Happy Birthday for Mra. Cinder- curred of late. The festivities were basket of flowers by Mra. N, H.'Monn, The Welfare Oliiu ot I'lno Brook CONOCO Mr. and Mrs. George KurU and trom a visit with relatlvea at West held by, the womon of Zlon ;Meth- wife of the pastor. Rev. Solomon P. Is circulating n |intltlon«for, a r>ll- Worshipped On sons, George and John, of Palisades New yori, ^ j£ney city, ella Shcppcrd. SERVICE STATION odlst church of Pino Brook. Mrs. Hood of Atlantic: Highlands was the nind station tit Hint plnOS? It Is sold spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. and Mn. G. Bsrsley and daujh- Mrs, Cinderella Shepperd of Pine Shopperd recently passod her Mth ohlof speaker. that the ntntlon would be a groat 13-16 WHITE: STBE1ST, Mrs. Charles Mack and Mr. and Mw. (,„_ Eleanors add Marjorle, were re- Brook was tho chief guest of honor birthday. Despite her advanced convenience for rciMontf. of that RED BANK. N. J. Mount Mitchell Theodore J. Franzen of this place. I cent Long Brarich visitors. Phone PoUaUof pno night last week la Orcenhows years she enjoys good health. She place, rapoolnlly 111 0)0 summer. SPSS ' ; W.iln, Joseph Levy of tho Leybro Manu- Eiward Melsoll has returned to hl« It pays to advertise In Th« Register. Ea«ter Morning Service at 6 facturlng company of Now York duties with the United States mt- De- ^^^^kr.. wmfaitfifiillirtiWaber^'inft Christian Science spite Cold, Blustery Weather on Creek road. Mr.. and Mrs.. J.. E>.. Luis have rere- Mlea Ruth Goldfarb of New York. turn,d t0 their home at Brooltlyn fol- Reading Room —Fellowship Breakfast. jpent Sunday with Miss Virginia lowing a visit with relatives here, Goldfarb. 8ro«d Stroal National u*nli The Parent-.Teichor association of Despite cold blustery weathor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Linda enter- St. Ann's school will go to Holy Com- U Brood Street, ' Bed Banli about SOO persona attended the tained Mr. and Mrs. John Iwanew munion In a body next Sunday morn- Easter sunrise service on Mount Mit- and children Mary and John of New ing at the 7:80 o'clock mass. OPEN DAILY chell, near Highlands, which waa York Sunday. Mr, and Mra. J. Carr of Keyport lljJO A. M. to 4:30 P. M- sponsored by the Christian Enfleavor Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuarloyg of were recent guests of relatives.here. Toiiday aod Friday Bvcotngit societit y of tthh e LLeonardd o Baptisi t Keyport were recent guests of the Miss Dorothy Craig and George Tl30 to 0:30. church, with the co-operation of former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Wallace ' hava accepted positions neighboring churches. It began at 6 liam Kuarloyg of Stone road. with Walter H. Ktepp, Dodge-Ply- Sara tha Ulblo, tit V/orkt ol Marr o'clock and was the third annual Eugeno Smith is driving a new mouth dealer, In his now show room Baltr Eddj, Dlioovartr and Founder Chevrolet automobile. of Cfari>tlu 8canca, and all otlw event of its kind. on-Stone road. suthorliid Chrlitlm Boltnct UMra- Most of thoso present braved the Miss Margaret Kelly has accepted Building costs and rents are rapidly rising. Cora ra«r to wad. borrowed or onr- a position with tba Leybro,Manufac- ebaied. early morning bi-eeies, but others re- malned in automobiles. Harry C. Fay turing company. Lincroft. Buy a home NOW while prices are still Sow. Rutting Boom Ualnulned t>» Worden- of Red Bank was tho mod- Mr. and Mrs. F. Etansky of Union FIRST CHUKUtt OK 0HRI3T. erator and Albert E. Johnson of Beach woro recent guests here. (Thi Red Bank RealiUr tu1 be boaiU SCIENTIST. Leonardo gave the Invocation. The Robort Fitzmyer of Perth Amboy, •t LlDoroft (TO(TOO Georn Tooo. who bu formerly of this place, spent Good a aellTerr rcmtt.rcmtt) Your rent money will buy one of our homes on an easy payment Idt I3BOAO STREET. KBD BANK Scripture was read by Ralph Binder Friday with Melvln Camion. A family reunion was held at an TTi. Public <• Walcona of Atlantic Highlands, and Rev. VVil plan. . Ham R. Schllllnger, pastor of the At' The West Keansburg fire company Easter dinner at the home of Mr. lantic Highlands Baptist church, sponsored an Easter dance at the and Mrs. J. E, C. Layton. Those at- Ore house on Laurel avenue and tending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred gave tho prayer. Rov. Gcorgo W. * Young,.pastor of the Mlddletown vil- Eighth street Saturday evening. Owens and daughter Lois, Mr. and y lage Baptist ohurch and- general Buster Alcott la tho owner of a Mrs. Frank McCarron and children now Chevrolet coupe. chairman of the Easter sunrise ser- Julia and Billy and William Fowkes |937*BuiIdiAg Costs art swinginsJJp Youngster... vice committee, made the announce- Miss Jean O'Connor of South Am- of Llncroft, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 110 ttifnlobt) Just a minor ments. In tho absonco of 'Rev. C. boy was a Friday guest of her aunt, Layton and children Joan, Doris and . . . BronfMri IrrltaUon which Nelson Moore of Belford, who was Mr3...Reg!na McGovcrn. Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry Mwes IMTHOl help* ta The Holy Name society of St 100 rtOna. Binj people ertrr- 111, J. Francis Rauch of Belford led of River Plaza and MIos Ruth Voor- a-» the singing, assisted by the Atlantic Ann's church has completed plans hees of Asbury Park. f «ftsr««t«x««rinU»iBeUiJJ «0 •nMbemtroflNTKOLfor Highlands high school band. for their annual card party and Mrs. C. Powell Beyland and son UCUtlUSGtIUSMHES. danco to be given Saturday evening, 1 i 1937-RenuJPricejirtrvsinsifljUp' Frederick Cowell of Camdon gave were recent visitors of Mrs. Powell's 0000 TOO FOR SIMPLE April 3, In tho auditorium of the brother at Clinton. They are now ttnmuGU. BD> • botuo an address. Rev. Paul Frledrich, pas school on Carr avenue. Tho large tor of the Atlantic Highlands Meth- with Mrs. Powell's mother at Roches- s lljMm forenwiendei. auditorium has been beautifully r '•/ / 1 KIl odist church, pronounced benediction. ter, New York. decorated in seasonal colors. Mem- 70 V Following the service over BO mem- bers of the committee are Carl Ber- Mra. Ansel White has returned bers and friends of the Leonardo home from Monmouth Memorial hos- v:, berlck, Gus Balbach, William Bart- 60 Christian Endeavor society returned lett, Salvatoro LaBcUa, Milton Mur- pital, where sho underwent surgical to the church and enjoyed a fellow- treatment. phy, John Malley and James Car- ship breakfast prepared by a com- The grammar school reopened V) •)j -)• •31 'J6 mittee headed by Miss Kathlyn Gut- ton. Tuesday following the Easter vaca- Miss JJargaret Kaiser and Miss tion. tormscn. Nell Hatalan were recent Red Bank visitors. Mr. and Mr«. Alex McKay and RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS Every Woman f SUBFBISED ON BIRTHDAY. family of North Arlington were 32 Parker"Avenue, Fair Haven, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklyn Kourt week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Comer Hendrloloon Place ant. Conover Place. Plot 02x160. and children, John and Doris, of Lionel Barker. * Wants •• Party Given For Freehold Resident Madison spent Friday at their sum- 6 rooms and bath, attached garage PRICE $6 200 At HolmdeL mer home here. Mrs. Christian Martinson, formerly Lot G0xl85,i & rooms and bath, Btoam heat, one-car gnragc. to look her best at all times... of this place, recently died at her 10 DKNORMAKDIE AVENUE, to feel at ease and perfectly Misses Mary and Katherlne Bran- Fair Haven, N. J. A surprise birthday party was giv- Philadelphia home. Mr. Martinson 6 rooms and bath. In porfoct condition, ready for Immediate occupancy, poised. en for Mrs. Hametta Causby of nigan spent Saturday at Keyport. has returned to this place and Is $4,000 MI8-SIMPIJCITY* Freehold a few nights ago by Mrs. Mrs. Madelyn Seaman has been on now residing with William Hurley PRICE $4,000 Madio Manclc of Holmdcl and Mrs. the sick list and family. Created by Charles Acker of Freehold at the John Keelan Is driving a Chevrolet Gossard homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bas- automobile. Mrs. Robert Atkins spent the kerville of Holmdel. .St. Patrick dec- The banns of matrimony were pub- week-end with her brother, Walter If the answer. orations were used. Games were lished for the first time Sunday at Force, at Brooklyn. The pull of the played and afmidnlght a buffet sup- St Ann's church for Miss Bertha La- Bernard Kelly, who was Injured back' straps per was served. Mrs. Causby re- tlnl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos last week at drcentree Farm, Is led Bank Building and Loan Association flattens the ab- ceived many fine gifts. Latlnl of this place, and Salvatore again able to be up and around his domen., uplifts house. Although Improved he' has Others present besides those men- Foyatte of Red Bank. The wedding 10 BROAD ST., the bust, and will take place Sunday, April 11. not returned to his duties. He suf- controls the tioned wero Mr. and Mrs. McGill, fered two broken ribs. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. J. W. Hutchln- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waltt and son PHONE RED BANK 330. RED BANK, N. J. hips. were recent guests of Mrs. Waltt's Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harmon of Let our expert son and Mrs. Albert Harris of Mat- awan; Roy and William Mancle, family in Matawan. Hempstead, Long Island, were week- fitters show i J. N. Bailey haj returned to work end guests of Michael Maboney and you what Bertha Wicks and Milton Brownfce of Holmdel; Edward, Lois and following an Illness of several days. family. Mis • Simplicity ' Mrs. Margie Myers is' slowly con- Edward Johnson and family moved can do Anolda Bowser and Myra White of Vaux Hall; Evelyn Purcell, Marie valescing from pneumonia at the Saturday to the Holmes estate house 3.50 to 10.00 Simpson, Rev. and Mrs. W. 'A. Par- Monmouth Memorial hospital at at HolmdeL ' ham and Fannie and Roxanna Par- Long Branch. Mrs. Jane Carr of Oabhurst spent ham of Freehold and Margaret Bas- Mrs. Fred Llpf Is a guest of her Thursday with Mlsi Emma Thomp- kerville, Mrs. Maggie Winston. Shir- daughters, Mrs. Thomas Lyons and son. ley and Emma BaBkervllle, Clarence Misses Helene and Mary Ann Lipf A spelling bee will be conducted 17 Broad Street, Bed Bank, N. i and Vivian'Hutching, Vernon Robln- of New York, for several days. at a meeting of the Entre Nous soni-EdraundJaeksorv-Cleinent-Rolt Miss Margaret Dowd spent Tucs- club tomorrow nlgT^t at ft n'ciwV fit Inton, Anderson Baskervllle, Joseph a'ayat New York dp business. "Miss Llncroft chapeL and Lovis Joncu, David Modin, Helen Kosky was a Newark visitor Harry Langen'dorf attended a shoot Bertha and Ida Baskerville,. Charles on the sane day. Sunday afternoon at Engliahtown, Acker and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bas- Mrs. Harold Collins haa fully n- Mrs. George RIchdaJe will be hos- FEED US kervllle of Mlddletown township. covered from her recent illness and tess at .her home this afternoon to Is able to be around again. the Ladles' Aid society. OMOLENE Mrs. Gustave Lewis of Irvlngton, FOR CONDITION NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB.. a summer resident of this place, has Mrs. Dante Daverlo Is confined to returned to her home following a her home with rheumatism. Matthew Stevenson Heads Organiza- convalescence at the Beth Israel hos- Larry Olsen of Rumsoh spent the tion Formed at Leonardo. pital at Newark. Easter season with MB sister" *rd Miss Thelma-Balley has accepted brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett The Fourth District Democratic a position at the Leybro Manufactur- Corson. club of Mlddletown township held ing company. - - Thomas J. Cassldy was admitted Its first organization meeting last Miss Ruth Goldfarb of New York to the fire company Thursday night week at thn homo of Mr. and Mj\i spent tho week-end visiting her par- as a new member and Francis ICrnost. B. Mc.Gilvray of Leonardo rents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldfarb Muuscr and David Hood, Jr., became and cleclnl the following officers: of Route 36. active members of .the company. JT'S MBDE <,| President—Matthew Sfevenhon. Mian Elizabeth Nagrosky spent They previously had the status of so- Klrat vire Mcnidonl—Mr». Edith A. cial members. . ; h*o»y. cleaned Unrlcy. Monday at Newark. oalm plue condl- Second vice rrcwldent—William Ketgnflt. •A number of summer residents of David Hood, Jr.; had a party Uonli. TrcBBUrei-—Krnenl. U. McGllvrny. this plnco visited their summer Thursday night in celebration of h|] ui about it ('orrCflpondinH i-u'-retary — MIBB Llllinn homes last Saturday and Sunday but 21 at birthday. B. Brattuu. PecordlnK ^e^lrc^ll^y—Walter Coonp. tjcrgennt-ftt-Hrnis—Cornellup JefTcrfl, A number of members mnde com- ments to tho effect thai tho club should co-operate with churches, so- cieties, clubs and other organizations INC; for the good ot Leonardo. Mr. Steven- Phone R. 'B. 1261. I son appointed temporary committees I for publicity and will later make his Shrewsbury, N. J. choice from a large body of mem- To Seize. An bers for other committees. The club members by a Btandlng vote unanl- mouBly expressed their intention of supporting Mr. Stevenson and the club. The matter of choosing a perman- Opportunity Or Meet ent name for the club will be taken up at the April meeting. Citizens of all political beliefs are to be. in- ©Select the Ftigldalre that belt suiu your Individual vited to attend the next club meet- requirements. Ing and offer suggestions for the O It will be delivered to your home with • little bank-like good of Leonardo. An Emergency device called "Meter-Ice" attached, . @ You deposit in "Meter-Ice" just a few cents a day. Frigfdiire saves you mqn Belford Pastor Sick. than you need for these deposits. Rev. G. Nelson Moore, pastor of O Once a month our representative will call, collect the money, and credit it to the Methodist church of Belford, Is your account. confined to tho house with sickness. O When payment! are completed we remove tho "Meter-Ice" ind the FrJgidiire Sunday morning the pulpit of the is yours. church was occupied by Rev. Ern- This is a real opportunity. No red-tape. No "catches." Act now while this liberal est Fox of Port Monmouth. In the offer lasts. evening the service was conducted by Harry Posten ot Atlantic High- lands. - - Marlboro.
Easter services wore held in the Old Brick Reformed.church Sunday rooming In charge of the new pastor, James VanSessum. During tho win- Come En and see thrilling Proof of ALLS BASIC SERVICES ter months services arc held In the Main stroot chapol. fo* complete home refrigeration Miss Mary Ann Burke led the 1. GREATER ICE-ABILITY S. GREATER SAVE-ADILITY Young People's .meeting Sunday tt evening. Ends "CutwStrvBBl9 ond"IcQ~ Famine" Only PrieUaln haa tha Mrs. Walter Heiser and son Jack of Eatontown, New Jersey 2. GREATER STORAGE-ABILITY For (health and happi- pent the Easter vacation with Mrs. End* ol&fothtaned crowding* ness hare a bottle or Hoiser's sister, Mrs. Kathorlno Web- CutsCurrtntCoattoUttlontl ber of Elizabeth. 3. GREATER PROTJCT-ABILITY Simplest refilsetitloj mech- tvo with avery meal. Mrs. Roberta Burko and children Keeps hod later, frtihtr, longer. «ol»m ivtt builtl Onlr 3 moT- "Consistently Good" Robort, Theodore and Barbara ware l ut*, tntliiJltg the motor guests, Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Clor- Member Federal Reserve System ineatly oiled, lealtd and good lor you. On oncojsurke of Hudson.fitxeet. 4. GREATER DEPEHD-ABILITY sitf".™ inolituro tod dlir. iS-Year Protection Plan on tho seated-hi Gltti SujtrDutr »T tnmlus: draught or by tho case. Mrs. Tennent Quackenbueh ot mechanism Built and backed by General l, Set Th* Proof with an Froehold spent Tuesday with her Motors , electric meter (estl brothor, F, K. Butcher. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mrs. William Cox haa boon on the PEOPLES DflEV/lllO CO. ilck list Mrs. Lizzie Btryker Is visiting her brother, Theodore iSlckles of Mata- wan, thlB week. ' -1 Approver] Mortgagee Mrs. Honry Franklin and son of 'rochold tpont Thursday with Mrs. rohn Wagner. Federal Housing Administration Tba road to bettor and bigger bust- Prof. William Williams wont to mn lasilB through The Register's ad- South Jersey for hlo Easter vaca- tll columno.—Advortlocmcnt. on. (idles BOUTBI 6:80A,M.toflF. M. Tdephoco llod Bonk IDOOf Enieigcaoy Moue otter oiUcohourBUcdUonli 108. RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937. Page Five
through his Rumson road splto fence their fathers or male guardians. Fol- old, ran away from home. A re- and who was exiled from Sea Bright lowing- the lecture, refreshments ward was offered 'for Information COUNSBIXOK A'l UAVY, ' by,order of tho court, returned to woro served by Newton , Doromus, leading to tho discovery of their Olncal. 10 Broad St- RED BANK. N 1 Sea Bright and was annoying P. Hall Fred Wagner and James Lano, whereabouts. (JU1NN, i-AitSONS A Packer by making uncomplimentary Tho creditors of tho Globo Hotel Tho Alert baseball team held a COUNSKI.Ujns VI LAW. remarks. Algor was to stay away company received 27 cents on tho vaudeville show liTthe Lyric theater Whllliold Bulldlnx. R«o Hank We Take Great Pleasure in Announcing That rohn I Qulnn. t'ltnodori i>. Partoh^ from Boa Bright until after January dollar- Tho creditors of JTjrod K. at Atlantic HlBhlnndB. About 350 Thora»» P [)or«mu> ;; #f,,*bjnt.-y;e*ro.n(l ho keptUlo pasttS *""' T dealer, re* •f*£i,Mi?/~-i;£;jl'w.5'.?tyi' •' '.'jf^~--s'-»'^>.'.'»iv.f'^ii'.^fl^ tho agreement. qolvcd a tint rotund of two cento on proceeds vuro $00. Tho commlUeo DR. L. W. CARLBON Happenings of 50 and 25 Years Ago'Culled From The Frlonds of Rev. and Mrs. H. Ridgloy t'£e,dollar and they did riot oxpec In chargo was composed of Thomas FOIIMEUI.Y OX? COAST ARMATURE WOIIK8, Robinson gavo them a farewell sur- to feet flvo cents on the dollar In all, Skldmoro, Raymond Strykcr, Donald SUBOEON CIUKOFOUIST IS NOW CONNECTED WH1C US, prise party at tho Red Bank Metho- Alexander D, Cooper, holder of th( Linden and James Hople. FOOT aiLJU£NTS News and Editorial Columns for Entertainment dist parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Hobln- Blalsdcll silver cup for his ability to OfBce riount l>aity 10 a. m. to e p. m. • Wo have opeiicd a complete clectrlo motor rowliidlnff and son woro planning to movo to their play checkers, Issued an open chal- Evanlncfl fuelday and Tburtday repairing department wbloh will cover all motors.from washing of Today's Readers. Injuries From a Fall. machines to heavy power equipment.. new chargo at Pitman Grove, Thcsur- lenge to Alfred Griffiths. Mr. Coopor Gcorgo Withey -of Tlnton. Falls Is For appointment priori* 2442 prlsora mot at tho homo of George and Mr. Griffiths woro considered the In Monmouth Memorial hospital, 60 BROAD ST. RED BANK. N. j. Only the best of materials and workmanship ,wlll bo uicd, Fifty Yew* Ago. mer to W. J. Sloan of New York for F. Smith on Moamouth street and best checker players In Monmouth Estimates cheerfully given and work called for and delivered. Mrs. Sarah B. Longotreot, wife oi Long Branch, with a cracked verte- U.OOO. went In a body to the parsonage. Tho county at that time. brae as tho result of a fall from a Charles Longeti-cot of Oceanic, Tho school board at Kcyport or- visit waB a complete surprise. Rev. James C. Byram, prominent horse JOHN E. DAY bought tho IngeraoU houao on th Poroy Perlnchlef of Camdcn BUC- treo on T. R. Crumley's estate Ho ganized by electing James S. Wall- trainer, died at his homo on uppor Is improving, but he will probably DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. went aldo of Broad Btrcot for $3,900 Ing chairman arid T. 8, R. Brown coedod Mr. Robinson at tho First Broad street. Ho was" 57 years old Funeral Hume Mrs, Jano S. Pitcher, widow of Ed clerk; Methodist church and Rov. Everett have to remain at the hospital sev- and was tho son of tho lato David eral weeks 18 MECHANIC ST., RED BANK, N. J, ward Pltchor of Long Branch, die William A. Walling, who had re- B, Vandrlght of West Colllngswood N. Byram, who lived many years on PHONE 332. In hor 83d year. She was a daugh DOUGLAS A. .rRTtOLAMON; Prop. cently moved to Phalanx, .was mado was assigned to Grace church. tho farm near Rod Bunk whloh Iotor Boys can mnkc extra pocket money 141 Broad St., Bed Bank ter of a Soldier of tho War of'1812, district clerk of that sohobl district. becamo part of the McCarter prop- When Bho woa a girl 13 years of ago Tho bill incorporating Fair Haven sollinc The Reel tcr—Advertisement Tho. now Red Bank Building & as a borough passed tho senate and erty. . ' Bhs was put In chargo of tho only Loan association began Its career, school which Long Branch poasessod was before tho govornor for his sig- John H. Dey, prominent Red Bank and William H. Corllos, Robert R. nature. Fair Haven residents had carpenter, died at his homo on Mon- at that time. It was a pay eohoal, Mount, Daniel H. Applegato and each scholar paying $2 per quarter been fighting for a borough form of mouth street from tho effects of Alexander Frasor woro 'appointed to government for many years. paralysis.- He was 60 years old. for tuition. . draft tho constitution and by laws. Joseph Tomllnson bought tho old Mrs. Agnes Burton Henderson, Tho Colcman proporty, just cast o Aaron VanHIse was elected coun- Leodsvillo Inn at Llncroft from his who lived with her son-in-law, Frod the Bed Bank town line, was sold to cilor and H. Garland vlco councilor mother, Mrs. James Tomllnson, for Sickles, on tho William H. English Bottle claims against tho estate, of Ashland counoll, Junior Order of *S,000. . placo In Mlddlctown township, cele- Amorlcan Mechanics of Sea Bright. Jnmcs Sliorldan bought tho plot to- Dr. J, J. Martin was the public brated her 95th birthday. . tw^pn tho Fair Haven road and Ashland council had a band, oi which Frank Miller was president, Frank' school dentist of Middlctown town- Tho Red Bank Trust company Stout street, along Prospoct Hil ship. Ho had a portable dental equip- started business with a temporary load, for $2,760, and a houso and lo Hampton secretary nntl Mr. Oarland treasurer* ^ .'; > • •. ment which ho moved,to tho various ofllcc on Monmouth street, next to further cast on Fair Haven rotyi schools in tho district and at that the postoflicc. Thomas N. McCarter was bought by Susan Coleraan for Edwin ' Beekman of Mlddlctown time ho was inspecting the tooth of was president, Newton Doremus vlflp $1,850.' , was appointed, by Vice Chancellor tho children at Navcaink. Many vil- president "and Jesse Minot secretary Thomas DavlB, Jr., sold his river Burd as received of tbo Rumson Nur- lagers ca]Ied at the school to sec the and treasurer;-. \ front proporty Just across Hubbard's series. Mr. Bookman gavo a bond doctor's oqulpment. of $10,000 for tho faithful perform- Herbert C. McClces, a well known bridge to Mrs. E. C. Knapp of New Benjamin Mills and John J. Frank- York. . . • ' ance of h|a duties. His bondsmen oyster planter of Mlddlctown town- were himself, John Wlllcy of Holm- in had a 25-ball pool match at Mor- ship, died at his home of diabotc Major Edward Warden was elected ris Forman's place at Bclford. Frank- Ho was 36 years old and was sur- 54 BROAD ST., RED BANK, II J. president of tho Ocean township dol, Dr. William. F. Patterson of Chapel Hill and Warren S. Conklln lin won' two of tho three games. vived by his widow and two children board'of hoaH'n, Josoph H. Cooper Vernon Little, son of William' B. was clerk and Dr. Goorgff W. Brown and Daniel Wilson of Mlddlotown. Elmer H. Goran of Matawan was Rev. J. A. MoFaul of. Long Branch Little, sustained an eye Injury by the appointed a member of the state health physician. explosion of et quantity of acid which Water Supply commission. Tho job About one-third of tho lots on the gave a lecture In St. James church on "Faith and Fatherland." It -wqs was in tho center of a golf ball. It was far five years at a salary of $2,- Drummond tract .In Red Bank had was at flrat thought tho youngster 500 per year. been sold, Thornaa Davis, Jr., report- an enjoyable Intellectual treat and would, lose his sight and ho was tak- ed rocont sales of lots to Thomas the receipts woro quite large. en to the Spring Lake hospital for Tho Eintracht Singing society- of Norman, Martin Moore, Joseph Bills, Mlsa* Florence L. Parker, and John treatment. Red Bank entered into a piano con- Alvln Table, Honry Phillips, Izalah T. Robinson, both of Parkortown, test conducted by tho Staats-ZIc- wero married at that place by Rev. John Balnton gave up his position tung, a well known German news- Patterson and Henry Qrause. N In the Soabrook school district of L. B, Edwards. n McNolr'a market at Fair Haven paper of New York. Mlddlotown township,, located near James R. Mlnugh decided to retire take a similar position in New Richard W. Herbert of Wlckatunk Port Monmouth, Antono Gibson was from tho livery business at Sea York. was reappointcd a member of the elected trustee at tho annual school Bright and offered his horses and Dr. William D. Sayrc delivered a Monmouth county board of taxation meeting. Thomas Eastmond was equipment for sale at auction. ecture on sexual hygiene at the at a salary of $1,400 per year. elected trustee and W. Webster was Young Men's Christian association William Harget and Thomas Aus- chosen district clerk in tho Harmony Twonty-Flvo Years Ago. before a largo audience of boys and tin, two Red Hill boys about 15 years school district. Govornor Woodrow Wilson ap- A match game of checkers was pointed .David 8. Crater of Freohold raj.sg-WJS.T.'raTWWiW? played at Postcn brothers' storo at secretary of state. Ho had been sur- Navealnk between Mclvln Johnson rogate of Monmoutb county 30 years. and Abljah Yetman. Tho^match was Joseph L. Donahay was expected to for a series of six games and John' succeed Mr. Crater as surrogate. EPSOM . «on won-easlly, taking the first five P. A. MoDougal was the prime Large SALTS US.P.5«" games. Omar Sickles, C. A. Irwin GOLDEN GLOW mover In forming a colored men's 12-OZ. CITRATE and Jndson Minor were referees. club in Red Bank. Tho club met in 54 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Tho temperanco workers of Navo- Eureka hall. James Melroy was sec- 25c PHILLIPS TOOTH OF MAGNESIA retary and Blwood Lane treasurer. INVITES YOU TO TRY sink gavo a concert In the vlllago PASTE & TRAY schoolhouse which was well attend' James Covert sue neded William PEROXIDE cd. C. A. Mount was president, Ray- Casler and William U Tiltoa suc- U.S.P.4-0Z. mond Johnson vlco prCBldont and ceeded Monroo Shafto as road over- DUART'S CREME of MILK 50c D.R. OWENS Jcnnlo Williams Bcoretary and treas- seers in Shrewsbury township. White TOOTH BRUSHES J,SJ.'/2la.x5yds, urer of tho organization. street at Shrewsbury was mado a TUB NEW 'AU-PUKPOSE CREME CONTAINIHG THl BEAUTY 25c DR. LYONS a f ADHESIVE A proposition was being enter- township road; BENEFITS OF C tained for a now railroad lino from Holmdcl folks woro excited when TOOTHPOWDERl 3 Hopping Station to a point near Haz- they learned a representative of the Ict to connect with tho New Xl Now York Trolley company bad been 60c FASTEETH • & Long Branch railroad. Inspecting local territory with a view lor FALSE TEETH Tho Ladles' old soolety of Lccds- of extending a trolley line through MOLIE SHAV the-vlllago.——— —,— - _18-Yard-Spool- -vlllo-held-or-soclable—at—Mrsv-WU- Cream 11am Hubbard'a homo at Nutswamp. Mr, and Mrs. Koort Heyer of Holm- DENTAL FLOSS During tho evening rooltatlons woro del started-housekeeping and they All given by Lizzie Thompson, Julia wero serenaded by 75 friends and Johnson, Annie Tomllnson, R. R. neighbors. -It was tho biggest seren- Thompson and KflwaVd Fenton, Jr., ade Holtridelhad'aver1 haaiip'to that !25cDRENE and Jennlo Fenton rendered an Irish tlmo. , Shampoo with selection. Mrs.. W. B. Allen of Kcansburg was 35c ITALIAN A beer saloon llconso was Issued overcome, by coal gas. She was saved BALM to Henry Carroll to conduot such a from posslblo asphyxiation by the business in Captain John A. Worth' .imely arrival of hor husband. ley's building on Front street. His William McDonald was building V bondsmen were Michael Henderson wo stores next to his Kcansburg au- 50<-'l->2 and Thomas Warwick. The signers Htorium. DELIA UND, NEW MGM VIENNESE IMPORTATION to his application woro Mr. Warwick, The Ocean Grove Borough bill was .,-./-> ' • ' . 50c Box of 500 Mr. 'Henderson, Patrick Egan, Sr.( defeated In the assembly. Assembly- 25c CARTERS John C. Walling, Samuel' T. Hcn- man Leon R. Taylor, who Introduced Creme of Milk removes malie-up more quickly, CAMEO drlckson, Jr., William H. Shorman, tho bill, mado a strong speech In dc- CLEANSES tho skin more thoroughly, SOFTENS and LITTLE LIVER PILLS Thomas Cumberson, Solomon Ket PAC1AL Icnsc of tho measure. SMOOTHS DRY SKIN as fast asybu can put it on and wipe 5Oc DE WITTS cham, Potor Rellly, T. C. Hendrlck- Miss Wilda Bennett, nloco of Tro- Your Choice 10c son and" Charles T. Dennis. •onlan Bennett of Shrewsbury ave- ' it off. MILK OILS aro so.fino ... so delicate they penetrate TISSUES KIDNEY PILLS 34c During thq equinoctial storm, tho lue, was married to Robert Schablo tho skin tissue instantly. (} CAMAY OR 75e CAROID & BILE sloops Firo Islnnd, Agont, Little if Holland, Ohio. Miss Bennett was PORTO RICAN PALMOLIVE SALTS TABLETS Capo, Esther Fraaer, Sylph and playing tho role of Conscience in TUNE IN ON JOHN NBSBITT'5 PASSING PARADE Embroidered Chieftain wero cast on tho Bhoro of Henry W. Savage's production of 50c MEAD'S Koyport bay, The sloop S. V. Rod- "Every Woman." . KYW 7:45 P. M. Tuesday—WEAF 7:15 P. M. Monday & Tuesday. PABLUM LINEN GUEST 25c PHILLIPS gcrs drovo Its boom through tho side Joseph Menzzopane was elected Milk of Magnesia of a storehouse at that place. TOWELS president of tho recently organized 75c SQUIBBS 5Oc YEAST Eatontown had ecvon churches, Boy Scout club of Highlands. Other VIOSTEROL, 5cc but not a clergyman resided in the officers wore Robert Wicker vice FOAM TABLETS : placo'. ••••._ president, Leon Liming scout master, 90c Cart Tho town of Koyport was contem- Percy Housor secretary and Ralph plating buying a chemical flro cn- Hand treasurer. ' LACTOGEN glno:. Tho condition of Littlq Silver road 56 BOX Miles A. Davis took over tho man- was so bad near Frank Smith's place G0c MERCK'S agement of tho Eatontown Advor- on Rumson road that many autorno- MILK SUGAR tlser- illes became stuck in the mud. Mega! Tho Harry Waller farm at Eaton- amos Bennett and Andrew Bowman 50c SQUIBBS town was sold at sheriff's sale and clpcd pull machines out of the mud Chocolate Vifavose It brought $5 abovo thq Incum- with Mr. Bennett's horse, and Ed- branccs. . i ward Wllby was actlvo with tho Tho' Bolknap resldonco on Rum- jhovcl. »....» WINSLOW Bon bluff was rented for tho sum- James Algor, who bocamo famous HY-SFEED/9. SKATES 3Oft. RolLin CuffefEdqaBox
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FomomKOJILEB Goal Go;, Inc. rum Phone R. B. 1251 CilOCOLATS SHREWSBURY, N. j; BOOK MATCHES 62 BROAD ST., Phone 3722-J RED BANK Carton olSOPads RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937. This Style 10/6," and tho March Bare Happy Birthday have, o Btraw between bis ears as Forty Firemen At muoh because Tennlel drew them for a Newark Bonk. that way as because Lewis Carroll Leonardo Meeting ESTABLISHED 1878 "Our directors and officers, as wa celebrate th« 12fltb Editorial Views so described thorn? birthday of National State bank, take kees personal Huckleberry Finn Is never the gen- A meeting ot ex-ohlefs, chiefs, cap- GEORGE C HANOH Editor . pride In tho hot tlmt this old InatltuUon hid tho foun uine. Huck without the long baggy BUI Legalising Betting Passed in tains, lieutenants, engineers and. as- FBEDEBIG S. HAYES, Managing Editor (Tb» opinions aatmtHd la th« Editorial trousers and ragged high-crowned sistant engineers ot Mlddletown dation for the vast fli^nrmyMy operation p s sow carried on VTtwi htnvndtr do nonot fueeuwUfueeu *Ur> « -, hA* whloh Edward Windie THOMAS. UttVING.DROWN, Kwnbl* Ba hto IW . T&tfk *t .Community ore ' ' "•"BanMjtjr Ver a JfoB. •" son'o Jim," Aunt Polly with nor bon boon Abbct home, Leonardo. Forty firemen at- One reads in the newspapers these iiaji"just been lamed. Later he goes, on to esy: "This A warning note against the. estab net on the.book of her head, and the tended and Chief Howard Molten ap- days a good deal of speculation as to bank has grown and prospered because ot the loyalty lishment of new banks Is sounded bearded "king" exclaiming. "I am tho pointed Russel L. Tetley, captain of tho future of tho Republican party. THE HED BANK BEOISTfiB abd friendship of its thousands of friends. . We want you late Dauphin." all seem aa much Trenton juveniles. and afterwards secretary of state, For this reason to- branch banking. ' It needs one sys- canlzatlon. "The Broadcasters of of the movement Fearing the blos- Many of them spend most of their ths Demoorata would never figure In "We are ready to throw our hats up into the sir and another national election. Four years day is more than a sliver anniversary for Mr. Donahay. tem, instead of forty-nine systems. Leonardo," for improving conditions soming ot a gambling resort at a after school hours and Saturday In give three cheer* for him," said one fanner the other Opponents of branch banking criti- In Leonardo. Since I have known nearby Linden track, Dr. Kempshall this pursuit They have no difficulty. later Franklin D. Roosevelt swept The efficient manner in which he has handled the day In talking with a Register reporter. you for years I am sure something sent notices to all Elizabeth churches In disposing ot the stuff to the junk tha country and In 1936 not only duties of his position is an Important but only a small cize any extension of it on the wiU be done for our Leonardo. The reason for this is that two poultry thieves re- grounds that it would encourage and hastily organized the Anti-Race dealers. Close observers of the coun- swept It again but dusted it What ^ part of the record. Above and beyond all this Is th« fact I see also that Monday night tilers did the Democrats d6 between 1928 cently received stiff but well deserved jail sentences. banking monopoly. The charge does will be a meetlni" r IIn ththe LeonardLeonardoo Track League of New Jersey. tryside have noted a marked Im- that he'Is a real, warm-hearted human betegr, always provement In its appearance since and 1632 that changed defeat Into One was sent to prison for 18 to 2* years and the other ot hold water. Most proponents of school. Will you kindly mention His action was juBt In time to pre- victory? Absolutely nothing, oxcept willing and ready to use his full official influence for for 12 to 24 years. One unacquainted with the cir- irancb banking would limit, the these points fo„.r Improving con- vent the signing of the bill by Gov- the .boom in the. Junk market set in. those In distress. The work of his office In settling- es- ditions. Before tba township does to keep the party Intaot Along camo cumstances might think this too harsh. In reality It was ranches to regions, such as Federal ernor Leon Abbett and won the the depression and the Democrats tates places him into contact with those who have been Reserve 'dlstrlots. Besides, under anything tpeolal, make tbo roads 'hearty thanks" of the Presbyterian nothing of the sort. beautiful like Mr. VanDaalen sug- synod of New: Jersey for thwarting suddenly found themselves riding tho ' bereayed, $md his, sympathy and counsel have covered latter-day banking legislation- the gests: moke tho roads safe first Lawyer to Relate crest of the wave. Publlo sentiment much more ground than hit duties. • - The two poultry thieves had been violators, over a running of a bank is subject to rigid "a most formidable and growing long period of years. They bad escaped with' such pen- Saturday morning I took the &S0 evil." will change again one of these days The vicissitudes of politics are varied and multitudi- supervision by government agencies, train from Jersey City for Leonardo. Cruise Experiences and the people will then turn to tho alties as 18 or 80 days In Jail—Just a nice little warm Assemblyman Parker and his Mon- nous. What may be In store for Surrogate Donahay at so that monopoly is leu possible in At Matawan we had to take the rail. Republican party, It It Is still sticking vacation In winter-. Monmouth county had become-a the field of banking than in the field, road bus. Sixteen people had to mouth constituents hod In mind only the primary election next September, orat the general At the next meeting ot Ute. Fair around. That day may bo near or It happy bunting ground for chicken thieves prior to the or instance, of railroading. stand In the middle of the bus. Since the Eatontown track. But about this Haven Yacht club Saturday night of may be far off—but It will come. It eleotlon in'November 18' beyond anyone to foretell. But sentence Imposed by Judge Knight on the two thieves. Till the needed revamping of the we have a strict law In New Jersey, time tba Guttenberg track, favor- this week at the club house, Theo- Is to be hoped that the Republicans -regardless of all this, he should be re-elected. No busi- no private bus would let two people ably situated Just across the Hud- Not only some' residents of this county but those far anking, system takes place, there stand and block the aisles In case of dore X Lacrecque, attorney for the will not bo as quick to toko advant- ness owner would dream of discharging an employee should be the moit careful scrutiny son from New York, was beginning club, win give an Illustrated talk on age of the present split In Democratic afield In other parts of the state came here to filch accidents. Why has a railroad bus to draw attention. who had served faithfully and well for 25 yean, and eathered booty." f banking applications by federal the privilege of crowding the Pas- his recent cruise In Southern waters. ranks as the Democrats were to and state authorities, lest there be a sengers like sardines In the subway? Rev. John L. Soudder, Jersey City In order to give Mr. Labrecqua cut- make political capital out ot the de- that Is the way Monmouth county voters should feel Some poultry farmers) found it necessary to employ when they go to the polls to fill the position of surrogate. repetition of the situation that grew Since I know that not one of our Congregational minister, made a per- flolent time to tell of his experiences pression. In fact Mike tho sugges- night watchmen to guard their stock. It Is significant officials of the township ever use that sistent but Ineffective fight against It has bom said that tax conscious voters are suffi- up In the 'twenties, when a bank the meeting will, start promptly at 8 tlon that the Republicans refrain that since Judge Knight imposed the two stiff sentences train or bus, will you kindly draw the Guttenberg operators. He parad- o'clock. . i from nominating anyone against ciently numerous to be the determining factor In elec- could be started on nothing more ittentloh to this? there have been DO large thefts of the kind. At a re- than political pull and a few thous- ed witnesses by the dozen before Quite a few members are in favor those Democrats who are Incurring tions. If this is true the re-election of Mr. Donahay Is First comes transportation. On Hudson grand Juries but no indict- cent meeting of Monmouth county newspaper folks and dollars, with disastrous results February 22, when I went back to ot changing the regular meeting the displeasure of their own party assured. All through the depression, according to offi- Judge Knight was the principal speaker. He Is not an o the community.—Tho Christian New York on the 4 o'clock train, 161 ments were voted. night to some other night of the leaders by standing firm against cial recordrecords, hihi s office earned a pprofit of $18,000 to $20,000 orator, but all who beard him were impressed by.his Science Monitor. people—that means everyone who On the afternoon of January SB, week Instead of Saturday, which they packing the supreme court It would • N J did came from our section—bad to stand 1892, Supreme Court Justice Mann- be a, fino thing to put patriotism per year. No other surrogate's office to New Jersey did sinceritit y and especially by bis statement that he en- say Is Inconvenient for.them, The Senator Clee Now Has An Issue. from Matawan to New York. Do you ing M. Knapp stepped up to his secretary,, tfidward & Walder, will above party advantage, < deavored to ascertain the background ot those found think anyone will rent or buy'any- bench In Jersey City and thumbed seek tho opinions of other members Rev. Senator Clee has an Issue up- thing In Leonardo with that rotten But let us look nearer home than en years tho office has been operated without a deputy, guilty before he pronounced sentence. One got the Im- through the "true bills handed to him, on this question and if a majority lhe^ns,tto.na.l-Arcna_for_Buddon-sbift8—- pression that he leaned backwards to moke allowances on which to fight bis gubernatorial servicei? ? Whin Jie_ fonndJheJJuttMlBergjpjft r which resulted In. a saving of $22/150. campilgn.Jf ho becomes, the Repu-fr- A.joouple of .weeks aiw--11 hahad'd * areHn-favon)f~anoth»i "Bight~the" n political sentiment TaVo our own for extenuatanj; circumstaiicei.-buthad no-m*wklsh sen- t ators had again escaped Indictment change will be made. iican white hope, which now seems partrty whho wantetd to rent two he proceeded to lecture the grand county ot Monmouth, It is not so Umentallty for hardened offenders. hopeless. - rooms In my house. Those same many years ago that that ths Demo- In the case of the two poultry thieves, not mercy conditions again were in the bus, so Jurors. • • ' , CALL ON OLD FRIENDS. crsts got control of tho board-of He cannot oppose Harry Moore on that gentleman had enough of the Another Wonderful but a summary example of punishment was needed, and the Supreme Court Issue, for Moore "There Is but one way in whion freeholders. The tide was running seashore and wouldn't even fro to the accused can escape," he declared, Haddon Ivins and "Bob" Forsythe with the party in the.state and na- The Register Joins the farmers in commending Judge is opposed to that measure. He can- Lenardo. He returned to, New York 'and that Is through the violation Gift Made to Rumson. not-attack the Democrat* on diver- from Matawan. Pay Short Visit Here Friday. tlon. Under ordinary olrcumstances. Knight'foe the sentences. Farmers have plenty to con- of your oaths." the Democrats should have retained A modej kindergarten embodying the latest devel- tend with without suffering.losses by thieves and It Is sion, for he voted "aye." He could, The worst train service I ever saw HaddOn Ivina, editor ot tho Hud- but he won't, bring up the Cape May was last Saturday at 8:30 a. m., from In the midst of his vehement control ot tho county government' as opments In child education was dedicated Tuesday at fine to have-a common, pleas judge who protects their Jersey City. Seats not cleaned for speeoh, tho. Jurist suddonly,slumped eon XMspatoh of,Union City, and his long as the party WOB In tho ascend- the Lafayette street school at Rumson. It is the gift election scandal, for he voted to seat life-long friend, Robert Forsythe ot Interests*. . — - "Senator" Hunt. He won't caro to months. My new suit looked sa If I on the bench and died, inoy. But how long did the control of Bertram H. Borden, president of the board of edu- had been sitting on a flour bag. It was too much for Hudson coun- New York, both former Red Bank last? Just three years—not three -«KHXH>-C- mention that. Sut he will talk a lot boys, were in town Friday calling up- cation. In memory of his wife, Mary Owen Borden. As about horse racing. Since these conditions have pre- ty. The Guttenberg operators were long" years but three short yenre. Mr, Borden remarked at the dedicatory exercises, the Our Congressman Hain't vailed for years. I think something subsequently Indioted and convloted, on friends and visiting places of Was this change due to any particu- He talked a lot about it Monday should be done regarding the Jersey but thoy escaped serving prtaon sen- their boyhood activities. They paid Isr astuteness on the part of Repub- kindergarten is an appropriate gift to be associated with Made Up His Mind Yet. night when the horse racing resolu- Central railroad company and the a very pleasant call at The Register tho memory of Mrs. Borden, for she took a deep Inter- bus service. tences through a successful appeal to. [leans? Some loaders would probably tion to amend the State Constitution ;he Court of Pardons. . office and while here hod the oppor- ike to think so, but I couldn't agree eat In children and devoted a great part of her life to Whatever else may be said of New Jersey's two rep- Mr. Croes. I think you will do was passed In the Senate by votes of Meanwhile, the owner of a floutlsh- tunity of meeting several ot tflolr with them. I have been at somewhat their welfare. resentatives in the United States senate, credit'must be Democrats and Republicans. more for Leonardo than anybody acquaintances of half a century ago. when you call the-above facts to Ing "race track in South of a loss myself to understand Just Planned with great care. In which Mr. Borden played accorded to them for being forthright on President Senator Clee will make a big issue public attention,. Mr. Ivlns stated that he longs to why it happened. Democrats with 'Roosevelt's proposal for court reform. Senator A. Harry Gloucester City, was being bothered a. prominent part, the kindergarten exemplifies modern against horse .racing in his cam- Yours truly, by the law. -William J. Thompson, visit Rod Bank and that Just as whom I talk (and I am on speaking development In education. The classroom is a revelation Moore leaves no room for doubt that he Is against the paign. He will both make and lose Arthur Ruhnke. who later became known as tho soon as he reaches Cooper's bridge terms with a tew), offer dlfleront ver- to grown-ups. No vestige of the kindergarten of a gen- proposed change and Senator William H. Smothers Is otes on that issue. He will find it "Duke of Gloucester," won*an as- and gets his lungs full of the won- ions. Some say It was because the no such issue as it was back in the eaders turned down Frederick eration ago remains. Mr. Borden's Interest In education equally as definite In declaring for it THE MILANO LICENSE. sembly seat and prepared to go up derful air of the North Shrewsbury As for Congressman William H. Sutphln, he has not 'Bo's when the anti-betting amend- to Trenton and take part In the flgnt river be knows ho Is back In God's Relohey for renomlnatlon as free- and also In the children of Rumson 1B well known, and ment was adopted by a very small holder. Others say that Relchoy had been "smoked out" yet Els attitude is that he Is go- Owners of Restaurant Appeal From ;o legalize betting booths. country. the model kindergarten, beeldes being & memorial to his margin, on a vote of a very small (Next week: Tho "Jockey Legisla- Mr. Forsythe, who is known as done the party so much harm that It wife, la a symbol of MB generosity, progresslvenesB and Ing to read and study the court reform bill before he proportion of the people. Decision of Mayor and Council. would have suffered even a worse de- <• takes a stand, one way or another. All of which Is en- ture" rides). < _ . "Bob" to his many friends here- publlo spirit —Hudson Dispatch. The owners of Milano Restaurant, abouts, and Thomas Irving Brown, eat If It had renomlnated him. Somo The carillon In St George's Episcopal church and tirely within his rights. nc, bavo appealed from the decision THE CONSTITUTION. publisher of The Register,' were blame It to tho Qulnn-Donahay fight the clock in the new high school are also gifts of Mr. The pros and cons of the proposal have been IO Soaking The Consumer, of the mayor and council of Red classmates in the old Meonanio street for leadership, others to the McCamp- bell-Helght feud, but the sum total of Borden In memory of his wife. Another example of his fully debated that most folks have definitely made up In the Legislature are four bills Bank revoking the bar license of the ;ta 160th Anniversary to Be Celebrat. sohool, class of 1BB7, under Principal their minds on the subject, but If Congressman Sutphln wblch would affect the price paid by restaurant The appeal will be tried Richard Chase. Mr. Forsythe heri It all to that the loes of tho county by philanthropy Is Victory park, the borough's publlo play- ed to September. the Demoqrats within three years requires more tune no one will gainsay him this right. tho housewife for food and clothing lit the office of Commissioner D. Fred- ' The following has been released by the opportunity of seeing a number ground. and nearly every other necessity of erick Burnett at Newark. ot his former classmates during his was due to Democratic mistakes and ' However, this does not mean that he should "duck" the the United States Constitution Ses- not to Republican Bagaclty. Issue by not voting. That Is an old device used by lite. One would extend the Ute ot Commissioner Burnett has released short visit hers last week. bo milk control board, which sets the following for publication: qulcentenniol commission: Take tho city of Aabury Park as mealy-mouthed representatives of the people who are Students of public, private and par- Burying the tho price every family must pay for March 28,1037. TAXES PAID. another example of llghtnlng-Ilke po- too cowardly to take a etand one way or the other; and ts milk. The others, under a guise Amy E. Shlnn, Borough Clerk, ochial schools and coUeges, as well as etical change. Here tho analogy may adults who are not professional play- River With Mud. I there is a deep and growing feeling among all classes of t eliminating unfair trade practices, Bid Bank, N. J. / Atlantic Township Makes Settlement ot bo complete bocauso political voters against such unrepresentative neutrals. Right- would rob consumers of every ad- near Madam: wrighU,.'wlll"be intensely interested lines were hot closely drawn, but call Elsewhere In The Register are two letters worthy In the projeota of tho United States With County. , t factionalism or something else tho of being perused by all who appreciate the Importance ully, they are regarded as unworthy of their hire, vantage which expert, competent I have st&ff report and your certi- merchandising gives to them. Constitution Sesqulcentennlal com- County taxes of *i<»8.« for the overthrow of government was cer- of the Shrewsbury river as an asset to Red Bank and o-o-o-o-o-o fication of tho proceedings beforo the borough councfl of Red Bank against mission to seoure dramatlo material first quarter cf this year, district tainly sudden enoughs Everyono will , adjoining communities. George B. Truex, assistant The United States Supreme Court to.bs presented during .the celebra- Real Estate and has upheld tho right of a manufac- Milano Restaurant, Inc., on charges court tax of »13.S8 and library tax recall the rout of tho Hotrlck roglmo postmaster of Bed Bank, calls tho turn when he infers ot (a) having made misrepresenta- tion of tha lWth anniversary of the of 466.18 were ordered paid at the after a. long lease of power. Tho urer to fix'the retail price- of bis tion In securing the license; (b) hav- formation ot tho Constitution, which meeting of the township committee peoplo didn't even wait for an oloc-./; that It doesn't make much difference what kind of lava Building Aciivitieo. products. This Is bad, enough, but are passed about fishing or crabbing above Cooper's ing employed- a disqualified person; begins on the 17th of next Beptembor, of Atlanllo township Friday after- tlon to roll around, but Invoked Sie The real estate market is regarded by. many econ- the consumer still has her choice (c) having a disqualified person in- Not only will this project be an In- noon. Gratification was expressed ecall. Then they elected an entire bridge, slnco that part of the river Is so rapidly filling omists aa the most accurate barometer ot economlo con- etween trademarked brands and terested In the licensed premises; and centive towards creative writing, but in that it is almost unusable. He logically intimates by officials and other, citizens pres- ew set of commissioners. -With all ditions, and If they su-o right there Is much In recent itbers. ' d) having failed to facilitate an In- It will stimulate among allr students) ent over the splendid financial con- tho patronage at its disposal this that not much more time will elapse before that part The bills before the Legislature go vestigation being conducted by this a desire for greater knowledge of the developments hereabouts to encourage hope that better department and hindering same. dition of the township. ommission ought to have had a long of the rlvor will have such little water as to be unin- times are In store. Real estate is definitely on tho up- much further. Assemblyman Pesin's formation of tho Constitution. ease of power, but It woo soon ro- habitable for the finny trlbo. I note the licensee haa been adju- Spring Toad -work was discussed ward trend. There can be no doubt about that in view ill, for example, would moke it un- dicated guilty and tbo license was re- The commission hopes to secure _nd ropairs were ordered. George L. callod and the Hetrlck outfit was Major H. G. Fairbanks, In his letter, says that this lawful to sell for less than cost plus voked; I make no comment on tho worthy pploys depleting the constltu- Hanco of Colt'a Neck, chairman of otod in again. Now what was tho >f tho large Increase of ssles over a year ago and In- in arbitrary six per cent markup. Is part of the river has been unnovlgable in the past and creased values. merits because I am Informed that tlonalhlstional historyi , background ot the Con- tho committee, presided. causo of all this? Did Hotrlck out- he retailer satisfied with less profit? an appeal has been filed by the II* stitution and the Philadelphia cohven- wit his opponentsT Ho may havo that no property damage has been done as a result of Temporarily there Is a lull In the sale of farms to o matter, bo must exact from tbo censte. ;lon, which will bo extensively u«Bd ecretly but there was no outward slit removed from another part of the river having wealthy city residents for country estates, but reports urehaaer what the' law says ho roust I wish, however, to express to tho In schoolSi churohes and organized . AL rvnrs HONORED. •vldence ot It. There Is an old say- broken loose from the depository in whloa It was en- from real estate dealers Indicate that such potential :harge. members of the council and to your groups of men, women and youth. ing to tho effect that "give a calf . dosed. Local opinion Is sharply at variance with this Is It necessary to take losses for a attorney, John 8. Applegate, my ap- Tho general plan ot oporatlon pro- Asbuiy Fork Shooting Match Named mougb ropo, it will hang Itself." buyers are numerous, and that Important transactions preciation foV the thorough manner for Bed Bank Mariamih. reasoning. Those who know the river best fear no con- are In the offing. More Interesting', bocauio it represents while to stay in business? The bill- a which the hearingwaa conducted vides for three classifications of /lowed from this distance that was • tradiction that It was navigable in the past above Coop- a distinct departure from tho depression. Is the fact that drafters don't care anything about on March 2 last in Red Bank, My ploys: (1) competition for high Shooting matches will be held from ibout what happenod In Asbury er's bridge, but thoy are aware that It Is rapidly de- that They don't care If the con- investigators were , high In their ichool students,'(juniors and seniors) unused tracts of land are being opened up for borne site tho.boardwalk at Anbury Park-all Park, teriorating; Into a swale as a consequence of the filling sumer's coat ot living goes up. All pralso of tho businesslike conduct ot n a one-ect play; (2) competition for day tomorrow, and. Saturday, under Tho people thought they development 'anted in process. they want to do is protect the mer- the proceedings, ' itudonta In colleges and universities the auspices of tho Berkeley-Cartortt ~ change and made It Then, At Red Bank the opening of the Towerhlll Park de- chant who la too dumb or too lasy Cordially yours, n a one-act ploy; and (S) competition hotel. In honor of Albert 1* Ivina of after they had mtdo the change, they Mr.* Truex expresses confidence In his letter that -elopmont, at Shrewsbury the development of the hls- to run his business properly.—New- D. Frederick Burnett, for teaohers and directors of dram* Rod Bank ono of tho events Saturday weren't satisfied and wont bade to Bed Bank officials will endoavor to have the trouble Commissioner, atlcs in ploys ot one-act or more. • Iho old order. It was the folly of torlo Kaxard property, and In Atlantic township the de- ark Sunday Call. N afternoon has been named the AI. remedied. The Register hopes he Is right, but finds velopment of tho Cruslua tract are Indicative of In- Material offered must be submitted Ivlns handicap. The handicaps will is opponents that returned Hetrlck nothing In the record so far to Indicate this! ThlSjpaper What, No Pioturwt not. later than May 7, IOST, to tho rango from 17 to 25 yards. Mr. Ivlns o power. It will bo the foliy of tho creased desire for home ownership. Throughout the de- VISITED LOCAL STAMP SOCIETY baa repeatedly called attention to tho need of clearing iresslon many families had to "double up:" that Is, live Many are so used to the fact that Drama chairman of this stnto, who Is donating tbo high gun trophy. He Dccoorats In the nation/some mis- they have not noticed It: modern fic- la acting In cooperation with the Is nursing a sore right arm in the step, that will bring tho Republican away tho refuse which Is destroying the beauty and use- with relatives or friends. Few people prefer such con- Union Society Philatelist* Hcie Lnat fulness of tho river abovo Cooper's bridge. The town- tion, in book form, la rarely illus- 3tato Constitution commission. This hope that ho will be able to take part party baok Into power. - When will ditions' and as the rays of prosperity once- wore, gleam trated—which may. or may not be Friday Night. sontest for high school students term- in tho matches. that bo? Whenovor- tho pooplo think ship commlttc o of Mlddletown township has sought ver the land the old-time American hankering for home they want another change. - without avail to interest tho army engineers In this Indicative of the authors' hope that Fift-con members of tho Union inates with the state contest Those ownership finds expression—hence the new real estate Hollywood will do their Illustrating County Phllatella society were guests >pcn to college) sludonts and teach- TWELFTH BmTBDAY, project. Not a volco haa been raised by any official or developments. photographically. However that may Friday night ot the Monmouth Coun- >rs will be extended from a Btate to tJust for tho sake of tbo record I • cJvIo organization of this town. Why dont they co- Monmouth county Is a llttlo slow In responding to », neither "Anthony Adverse" nor ty Phllatella socloty.at their meet- rational contest ; Doris Kolienboke Entertains Friends would llko to mako an explanation, operate with Mlddletown township? What Is the matter this Impulse. A year or mora ago It became observable 'Gone With the Wind" has anywhere ing held at tho Red Bonk borough The national commission will award At Celebration. concerning my artlolo last weak. The • with tho mayor and council? In tho northern part of the state. That It was not a within the covers of its scores of edl- ball. The visitors wcro accompanied the Constitution commemorative ate that so often overtakes linotype' Jons and millions of copies a single by their president, Charles W. medal in silver and bronze to tho Miss Doris Hallenbftko of fiUtueld slugs made ono sentence meaning- Bed Bank spent approximately $8,500 to have tho "fash in the pan" but a steady substantial condition Gardens Kcently ontorttlnoa guests .'.' river dredged bolow Cooper's bridge. What Is the use of iketoh of Anthonv, or Scarlett p'Hara Oramn), and of tho Its members six state 'winners and a shrlno-of tho less.What I wroto was that "I can " eems to be Indicated by the foot that It baa continued >r any other figure of its pages.' brought with thorn spcclaliiod col- Constitution to tho persona in the In celebration of her 12th birthday. remember when It -was juet.as cosy Improving one part of tho river to nil In another part? unabated. Industries are not numerous hereabouts ana lections which thoy exhibited. nation winning first placo In ploys. Decorations wore In green and white, Why Is this town so strangely Inactive, when tho bene- The 1,235,000 purchasers of "Goao to start a heated argument botwoon tlto dttgrse of our prosperity has risen or fallen with tbo With the Wind"-may have 1,238,000 Tho local society was represented Further information, as well, as a flames wero enjoyed and refresh^ Baptlits and Methodists as It was be- „ „JL^..H?JilO?-.J^.J.MBSJ—BfdJBsjik 4s -not' playing the condition of the real estate market 1st of itate committees and regional mento were sorved. Miss Hallenbake tween Catholics and ProtcstanM. Impressions of Scarlett's appesrance. •y 45 members, and they worn deep waa-.the-reclplent-of-manjrBiftsr—'• """" pirt'Vf a good neighbor end Is working against Its own J!PI*M.i?Li*£J^^^^ iut-no-one-who-ever-read-'*Alicoin lnr-thelr"Bpprecl»tton~of-tho-trfforts commlUe»s-wlll-boeupplled-conUot» f6«fiyt«rIins-niir^tSHg"quRo"Tn"ynr^tSHgquRoTen - -—besMnteresU-ln-noE-ooneratlnffwItb-MMdletowri-towi^ along with the lyrics ot the poets, tbo sound of tho base- Wonderland" thinks ot her otherwise msdo by tbo visitors to give tho Mon- ants upon application to Sol Bloom,' Thoso ' attending were Dorothy aetously to Calvinism, but I doubt If ship. The Indifference shown (or Is It Indifference or than as Sir John Tennlel drew her— mouth county stamp collectors a Director General, Washington. Howor, Muriel Mott, Claire Heade, be younger generation of Presbyter- ball hit by the bat and various) ether warm weather man- Walter Boyd, Vincent O'Neill, Den- eomotblng eloo?), Is utterly without rhyme or reason. ifestations, It Is gratifying to record a return to normal- lth her straight hair reaching down most enjoyable evening, ians know who John Calvin was.'!l last her shoulders, her voluminous A maglatrata In Tahbaslen, Chine, ils UcNlcholas, Audrey Olson, Bern- It will prove to bo a chapter In''Bel Bank history of y in real estate and building conditions. When homo • Following the session at tho bor- idette MoNlobolas, Arthur and whloh this town will have mason » regret and be ownership Is on the Increase, better times are In store) klrts, white etocklnga.and black low- rogh hall,,, the visitors wero takon brbade school or government kit- Black patlerles, believed relics of leeled slippers. For. that matter, to tho Strand restaurant, where thoy hens In the city to serve throo Mabel Scott, Grace Chore, Herbert tho Shang. dynasty (1700 to 1123 X>.- .-'..' eehawed of unless quick action Is taken for o. remedy. not only la economlo conditions but In other important O.are being .uoaVafitt "In Hans-" , Kttao preojeu. Bv.cn now It may, ho too late •ways. ' • • - • loesn't the Mad Hatter always wear wcro. royally entertained by tho of- meal's a day. The food saved was Trake, Otto Hallenbake, Jr., Ernest, 0 eip> PA hlfl topper reading t'ln flccra at {ho local or£eslsatioj)| to. bq pood for national defense, '<% ond Rd Elrt chaw, China, , RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. Page Sevon society; and Mn. Flora Holmes, su- PLANTING NEW ASPABAGD8. to U years. Tbo first thing to do is 1,WW poumlu ot d-B-'i tertlllsoi, te» XC Camp Will Meeting Of The perintendent of the Sunday-school. to have the soli tested for acidity, gather with from 1,000 to hUttf The annual roll call will take plac» Soils Should Be Tested First For taking sample* from, different points pounds of either oystor BhoU O? o Observe Birthday Holmdel Baptists and memorial minutes will be read Acidity. r throughout the field, If the soli ground limestone to placed in tl\»- for Mrs. Rhoda Holmes and Rev. shows the need for v lime, apply bottom of this trenoh and thr«4 W The Civilian Conservation corps Tho sornl-anrmal meeting and sup- John Sherman. Tha church has The yield which may be expected enough of It to- bring the soil to foul- inebes of toll thrown In over win mark its fourth anniversary on per of tho Baptist church of Holm- shown marked Improvement in all from an asparagus bed depends to about a pH of 8.6. Three-quarters tho - fertilizer and time, The roots April 6. At Camp Monmouth, cut dol will' ba hold Thursday night, respects during the past year. a certain extent on tho thorough- of, this lime should be plowed d JJJ tt**rassifc.e»S of Freehold, tho event will be cele- April 8, The supper will be served rtowMJt.JseparaUwj «.nn..lartJSaaaes /lHenwttw^avnia with two Inches brated on Sunday, April^<,jwhon.thV : ^ of sell. By plsolng the ferllllwr onrt 6ftlt&^taMW"aT0^TRWBf^ 'yr~K» ; of tho field before tho year-old rooU Incites to that the lime may l>o In- oliuroh. Xteporto will bo rendered by , " A cold Both. are planted, according' to II. A. corporated deep into the soil where lime In the bottom of tbo treaolffouir tpootlon. TIio earllor data was de-Rev. Marshall Harrington, the pas- Emll Muller of Bradley Beach went Clark, assistant county agricultural the roots are located. . Inches beneath the root*, tttft for* elded upon BO that thero will be no swimming in the ocean at that place agent*. tlllzcr will not come into direct con- We oincerely believe you will pay from 25 Interference with the program cf tor; Mrs. Chrlney Holmes, the The,practice of a few asparagus tact •with the roots but.« wilt bft church clerk; Chrlney Holmes, the Saturday afternoon, He swam out A thorough' preparation of the soil growers la to open up the trench 12 spring work which Is lined up for about a quarter of a mile and gold available for tho small foodlns roots to 35% more for these models in the near future, the enrolleos by the Soil Conserva- church treasurer; Mrs. William 8, Is important, because the life, of in to 14 inches deep, preparatory to re- Pitcher, president of the Ladies' aid tba water was not too cojd. . asparagus Held should he at least 12 as they develop from tho of own. so why wait—buy now ! tion Service, ceiving the roots. One thousand to "The camp will be prcparod to wol- oomo visitors from 3:80 p, m. on mm* through the evening," advises Cap- Cafsinef Sinlc tain Monroe A. Blumenstlel, who Is In command for tho United States 42" Long Army, "At 6:30 p. m. we will serve It tells the story better than anything else possibly could of Coldspot's tremendous acceptance by the thrifty housewives of America. a buffet lunch to visitors, At 8 p. m, a recreational hour Is planned, In 1931 of all refrigerators sold 1 out of 62-was a Coldspot. *r*B ln ,.95 and thore will be muelo by an or- chestra. Wo hope that all our friends and neighbors t>( Montooutb. county In Id32 of all refrigerators sold 1 out of 40 was a Coldspot. CoWspot Broke AH Records 84 Down,, will drop In some time during the S» Month day to become better acquainted with In 1934 of all refrigerators sold 1 out of 22 was a Coldspot. llanv unique and, at- Camp Monmouth." ' tractive features • Guides and transportation will be that "111 J>1 ease provided for camp visitors whoex- There must be a reason for such a record and here it is—Coldspot IS the "Best for Less'* a v a r y housewife. , press an Interest In inspecting the Made of heavy cast oroslon control work of the Soil Con- Iron In graceful sorvatlon Service, according terCarap streamlined doslKn, Superintendent Buiiell Hulsart. coated with Kloam- — Ine white sold roalat- ina noroeialn. All chromo fltttrms. with WBRB PBOGBAMS. i a Bfflnff spout faucet r Tho programs are sa follows: LJ (1210 Kilocycles) P. M. ,Thurid«y, Ajrll I. > Tudor 6t00-*-Whora to Go. Mujlc - Shop, Ford, Federal, Stelnbicha, City, BiSO—Educational Fonlm. fltOO—Smota Shop. Coldspot for 1937 is a woman's re- Cabinet Sink 6:01—sinner Matie. «115—Nem Rtvtow. 6|8O—Ford,- frigerator, built for a woman to 6iSl—Muilc and Flowers. SI Down, . 6i<5—Fersonil Problem Clinic. live with. That is why it incorpor- M Month llOO—Bwumt. A. M.. Friday, April 2. • 42" Long 0)00—Serenade. ates all the important features the 0]15—Word Idm. . Colonial dolgn cast »|8D—Ford, whole industry offers. Iron sink, coated Ot&l—IUV. Johnston, V&votiom. IVTEEIOB SPEED- SEBVEX BOS> with Kenulno white IOIOD—SKlnbachi. PANEL LIGHT. EX Easy-Out TESS SET. Two . ooroolaln. Roomy lOiOl—Thlnte Ion Should Know. cabinet, has close- 10:15—shopping Ouido. Ford, Mmlo Shop, Automatically Ice Cube Tray. glass bottles, flttlnsr floor with con- Berkeley, Federal, City, Steln- goee on when Cubes pop right glass containers fcacha, door Is opened. out. and troy. cealed hinges. Fau- lOrf5—Horning Kewi. cot and fittings lliOo—Beiune. ohrom« plated. P. M. SiSO—Muitcale. . CASH 4i00—Spring Faihloni. Our 4-Star feature «iS0—Cburctj cl th« Air. 6l00—Stein bichi. 5:01—Women's Forum. B|8O—Berkeley, u $fi DOWN (Small Carrying Charge) Cabinet Sink 5181—Muilo and FISWeri. 51" Long B:<8—wrA Pro»r«m. OP TO S TEABS TO 6:00—Front Page Drama. 6:1B—News Review. BsBO—Places to Co, Berkeley, Carter, 17 1.95 Ford. Music Shop. SLIDING 7:00—Myltery Drama. Coldspot "Fours and 10-FOINT Cold T O U O H-A- $fl Down; Control, quick B A It Door W Month 7tl(—Sports Relume. amzT.v Easy to 7:30—Smoke Shop. freeze, semi-au- Opener. Opens reach the dishes More beautiful- • 7:31—Iirijthro JlisMn. "Eights " Priced tomatic detrosty door when More convenient- 8|00—«Horn* Philosopher. In the rear. More compact. Has 8:15—Timely Tonic!. Ing. hands are full. double dralnhoardi. 8:80—Variety Program. 0:00—Helm KUnur. Sonti. Proportionately Low Acid . resisting P»r.. 0:16—Hollywood Chatter. celaln, New type fau- 0t«0—a. K. Bcott, Or»«r.l.t. cet, with spray ap 10:00—Berkeley. Coldspot "Four" prices start taohment This is 10:01—Travel via Radio. America's greatest 10:80—It's a Date. sink value. Don't 11:05—To bs Announced, at buy any sink until P. M. Saturday, ArrU 3. ' you've seen It. 5:00—Readlnjf'for Fleuure. Super Sij£ prices 5:18—,WPA Projraai. 6:80—Whera to Shop, Ford, Music Shop, start at Stalnbachi, Berkeley, Federal, City, • B:4S«-AmeTlein Family Boblnion. , FAMOUS H A NDI-BIN._ A 6:00—Bay Shore Trio. There's real economy in the Coldspot for 1937. Coldspot's famous_Current-Cutter, FOOD-EX Tro- Gl vet added SHELVES. Ao- 6(16—Smoke Bhop. storage space 8llNmBe8l»NBrl -Rotorite-unit-keeps^ood8"p^rfectly~ar70* aFTlO'—avoids waste and spoilage. vides an orderly cemmodate the B:80—Berkeley. Indexed place for your quan- „ taUest bottles 6:31—Junalo Jim. And power—mote power than you'll ever need. Power to make 113 full sized ice for everything;. tity buys. 6:44—Ford. •f you want to use. 6;45*-3[inBi st Eventide, cubes fast. Power to make frozen desserts and cooling ices. And beauty—one 6:5»—Stelnbachs. 7:00—Resume, look will tell you that here is "America's Most Beautiful Refrigerator." • •«> Girls Hear Chiropodist. FREE FREE The "Do-Ettea," a group of older PARKING PARKING girls at Mlddletown heard Dr. L. W. Carlbon of Bed Bank talk on "Foot IN REAR IN REAR Health" at .their regular meeting last OF STORE Thursday evening. Dr. Carlbon em- OF STORE phasized the. buying of shoes that fit. There should be at least one-halt inch 27-29 MODERN BATH OUTFIT between the end of the great toe and end 'of tho shoe when saen under an Here la.an outfit you can't duplicate at any- X-ray machine. It Is Important to Bradley Beach Hotel SoIJ. where near this price. No need to put up with wear proper shoos for the occasion. Tho new Brlnley hotel at Bradley an obsolete b'ath room when you can get one $7 Down,' Bathe the feet frequently, cut the Beach has been sold to Bertha Green- like this for so little, 57 Month calls square across, wear the corroot berg for *o2,00O. It contains « rooms length of hose and walk with the toes and waa owned by the Monmouth pointing1 straight ahead for good foot New Title and Mortgage Guaranty com- health, he Bald, ' , pany, now in the hands ot a receiver. "THE WASHERS THAT ARE KIND TO YOUR CLOTHES" Just a word to the "wise"—Do not buy any washing machine until you have looked at these 1987 Kenmores. Every model is priced far below comparative machines. Sears leads the industry in sales of washing machines because they sell "The Best for Less." BUY Allstate Tires NOW! With labor conditions as they are you will pay much higher prices In the near future, so why wait7 Get your car ready for oummcr driving now. FOB A LIMITED TIME \VE WILL GIVE YOU
See This New Modern. Our {tegular 'Prlots Far Tour Old Tires. Kitchen Ensemble Buy Allstate Tires on Easy Payment Plan. No red tape » No waiting • Immediate delivery on Display at This Store Nothing llko It at anywhere near the price. Cannot bo dosorlbod. You will have to «eo It to BDDroolato Its hlsrb Quality. 919.60 'Down, 2f-29 Monmoutti St , if3».BAKK Rod Bank 1290 Sold ns Illustrated or In separate unit*. 110.00 Month USE When you "Step«On Her" With A
when you paint your Home, either inside or out SEARS w NONE FINER | , Priced $28 or More Below Priced $20 or More Below Comparative Washers Comparative Waahers Priced $10 of More Dolor; (WarNt Regardless of name, make or price and we guar- America's mutest Belling Waahe* ' In fact, thore Is no ma- nig 23" tub. eg jgK nc This washer brings Ken- antee to save you money. . chine to compare with it. Big oversize wring*'- ^S~B* more quality within reaob Has more speed, power of tho arnallest budset. am' durability than you No belt! or pulleys. Q$ Off Washes clothes anew white have ever eoen In any $S down; Automatla pump. «s down; Bontlv and quickly, Has all (5 downj Important Built to strict standards. Fully waehor. Seo this magic $7 month If you buy a washer with- 10 month the, features found on 5a month guaranteed, yot priced far bo- washer and bo convinced Small Carrying .out seolng this one you Small Carrying dollarwashers s moreaolllri. K Befoer imant b«y» SmaI' W We will arrange for the installation of any low the market. ot Its superiority. t* will malto a big mistake. Onarpi foro buvlnof any washer. CnarB« plumbing or heating materials purchased from Special! Guaranteed 3 yrs1. this store. , Gold Crest Battery nooharged free There Are More KENMORE WASHERS SOLD EVERY YEAR Than Any_Othcr-Mak««>f-WaeherI ~ Guaranteed 0 monthn. «fS QB for 3 year*. -Only-Bears-could-ooil-t a battery like this for "%tth S3 olionancB for your old FREE FREE. auoh a low, price. ldb battery. PARKING 27-29 Monmouih St., 'MD BANK' Red Bonk 1290 PARKING IN REAR IN REAR FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE OF STORE 27-29 Monmoath OF STORE Monmoulh St., Hcd Sank 1290 Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 1,1937. Democratic dinner scheduled for Thursday, April A. L, Ivlna, Mrs. Fred B. Appleget, . Extinguish Grans Fire. Mra, Lloyd W. Grovor, Miss Cathor- Rollof onglno company was called A mcoting of the Womon'0 Donio. Easter Egg Hunt' 8. • ,.• • Medicine Topic MONEY LOANED ino H: Stout, Miss Anno C. Johnson out Sunday afternoon to oxtlnffulsh cratlo olub of Middlcto\yn, to\rni>)ilp A spelling boo and social will bo will bo hold this ovonlrisr'wt thpfotno . on Jowelry, Slivej, Musical Instruments, Cameras, For Play Center held Monday, April' 12; In the social and Miss F, May Pumyea. a Brass (lro on a vacant lot on PlnoU- * .( , Binoculars, etc room or the Mothodlst. church. Of War Doctor's noy road, behind .the BIka club, No of Mra, Robert Portor near" Mlddlo- Llcen.fd'nnil ijanded by, Stale ol' N.J. ___ Lawrence and Francis White,-chil- Tho missionary socloty of Central .A -Friendly Visitor. BrlnRlnK Good damage toiyn l WE PAY CASH FOn OLD GOUB AND 8ILVEB dren of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J'. Baptist church will meet this after- D.A.R. Address Nows ovorv woek for 88 voare. to all White of Elkrldgo farm on Harding noon at tho homo of Mrs. Herbert tho family In tho homes ot- Rod road, entertained Sunday morning nt Bank and vicinity—About local ovonta Broadway Loan CJo. O. Todd on Moraorlol parkway. Tho ana local poople,—^dvertlsemont. 208 Brnndwny, . A, R. chap- Hook post, Robert • Anderson an tor Thursday at tho Red Bank Wom- from day-Old to four weeks, old. „ Bliy VOUB CailOKS FROM A FAHM KNOWN ' . :. harlcs J. Klcmm aro advisers foi an's club. She was introduced by 1 1SST. 1314 the now organization. Sandy Hcoli Mrs, Jacob B. Ruo. No longer just a scare— ' TIIKOUQHOBT AMEBIOA. post has: made a donation of $26 t Dr. Haro spent Bovoral years prac- Termites are a reel men- OSTEOV, Prop. , Phone 1943 Matawan. . the Atlantic Highlands high school ticing medlcino In India and saw ace! taking yearly toll of band. ' ; ... ; ,- , ' sorvlco In Franco during tho World MARCY FARMS, Inc., Box 21, Matawan, N. J. at 54 Monmouth St, Red Bank Mrs. William B. Kelly has movoi war. She remained In Franco after $50,000,000 from home from an apartment In Mrs. John tho war to help with rehabilitation owners who did not know ' L (OPPOSITE BOKO HAIX) Geary's- houso on Lincoln avenue work. Her toplo wa« "Medical f Prac- her own horrie on tho corner of their presence. You Tito same gunrnntco of Biitlsfnctlon which* has been given tice During the Revolutionary War." Third and Lincoln avenues, and Mr. New Jersey was the first state In can't see them. They .with every piece of work turned nut by mo In the past" 23 years and Mrs. Daniol McLausblln havo the colonies to havo Its own medlcnl at the previous location—9 Mechimlc St., will be maintained at moved 'from another apartment in socloty and hospitals. Tho Now Jor- work silently. the new locnllon, , . j the Geary houso.to the Roberts house sey Medical society was formed in on Washington avonue. 1778 and held its first meeting at Effective Termite Con- Now Brunswick. Tho society still trol must not be con- Aiu added feature to our Call and Delivery has the minutes of the first meeting, Antique and! Modem Furniture Highlands. which was attended by 19 doctors. fused with usual "house- Service, which will be continued, is a MRS. ARTHUR J. WHITE The only requirement for a doctor In hold extermination." Prizes wcro awarded to Dorothy (Tho, Ped Bank lit a liter on bo bought Revolutionary days was a short ap- China. Glassware and Bric-a-brac n UleDlnndi from L Greenapan, Mr. prenticeship with an older doctor. Dr. Cash and Carry Service Anson, Ann Stovons, Ruth Gordon, ilulltor. Oedle'a drua ator« and Joupb We are part of the world's Robin Forsch and Betsy Anssn. Oth- lenjamln Rush of Philadelphia was on Farm Known as the John C. Scljarick Farm, costing only mentioned as ono of tho foremost largest Termite Control ers who toik part were Ledyard. Tho card party hold Monday night Charles and Susan Avory. Jane, doctors of tho time and one of tho organization: PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD, >y the Rosary society of tho Church first to treat Insiin: pcoplo with kind- James and Elaine Alberts, Jariet af Our Lady of Perpetual Help was 1 For Quality and Service arid David Boynton, "Skippy" Ban- ness. . Officoi In ISO elllci. I /, Miles West of Holmdel, N.J., largely attended. , Mrs. Grace Schle- Mrs, A. W. Smith was appointed i Phone Red Bank yard, Richard Brown, Jean Fcldman, '81' had high score at pinochle, Mrs -25,000 homoi ipada John Feist, Lois Forsoh, Ann Greg- chairman of*a nominating commit- >afo by ui up to data. Robert Hennessey at brldgo and tee, which consists 'of Mrs. E. \V. Note: All clothes loft In our cn.ro arc Insured ory, Ann Moreau Jansky, Theodore Mrs. Fred P. Reed, Sr., at bunco. A SATukDAY, APRIL 10th, 1937 - • ' . ngnlnst Fire nnd Theft. » ibrecque,' Barbara" Lawes,- Parky Fields arid Mrs. William H. Martin. Don't wait until costly i nt lOiOO A. M. door pizo of $2.50 was won by Mrs.Francis Kodama entertained with McClellan, Lynn Morgan, Peter Vah- D. H. Grecr of Fort Hancock Miss damage is done. Write or Tho umlciBlBned, having sold tho farm, will Boll to tho highest blddop Keuren, Patsy Wells, Marshall Whit-1 several piano selections. Ton was Esther Letts won a door prize. The served from a table dccoratiul %vlth tho following: ' , " . . . field and'Judy Meyer. , "dark horso" prize was awarded to phone us NOW for a free yellow candles nnd jonquils. Mia. Brass candlesticks, antlquo doak, h&ad-carred mahogany table, an- Mrs. William, Noonan. Ternon Rose poured. inspection of your prop- Dominic Parillo has moved from , Others present Included Mrs. Hen- erty—or send for our tlquo stand, tublo lamps, door lamps, antlquo bottles, large asaortmont of Atlantic Highlands. the Club Rio, which he had operated books, chulrs, Icnthor two-ploca oulto, awing couch, antique. powter, ry H. Classen,. Mrs. Ralph Hudaw.iy. illustrated booklet on Asbury Park Tusting's Red Bank since Its opening three years ago, to Irs. Bruco W. Campbell, Mrs. E. E. Windsor chnlr, Shorldnn dining room suite, ^ardlnlors, elobo with pedes- (TH« ftci Bank Register can In boijthl Sea Bright. Reports 'aro current st Atlantic Elllrtlands from William Lcfl. iruco.-Mrs. S J. McClenaglmn, Mrs. Termites. tal, luster ware, canton Waro, andirons and flroplo.ee sets, t\*o noto of T-h-e H o us e -of Quality J. Lemburg.1 A. Kati and Romeo's aetri* that he will conduct a night club on F. J. Dlbben, Mrs. Fred M. Burlew. itand. ' the oceanfroht at Long Branch tho Mrs. Vernon W. Rose, Mrs. Joseph S. wlckor furnlturo, ono modem •bedroom sulto, rugs, vanity, pillows, drapes, Harold Flett of Lincoln avenue. coming summer. No announcement Davis, Mrs. Fred J. Dletz. Mis. twin beds, antlquo dressing table, brass beds, springs and mattrossos, who is a registered nurse, sailed for hag been made regarding tho Club Charles F. Straub, Mrs. Ralph Jolin- TERMINIX broadloom carpet, crib, child's desk, toys, mirrors', oil paintings, Japancss Rio but It Is understood a local party son, Mrs. Margaret W. Conover, Mrs. ipain last Saturday on the liner interested in reopening tho club CO., INC prints, wator colors, lcgnl olzo fl|o, corner closet, oloctrlc washing machlna Paris with a medical, unit, "which will William H. Ryder, Mrs. E. A. Eeillc, nnd mansle, kltchon china arid glasswaro and hundroda of nrtlcles too do service In a hospital. The unit and negotiations are now under way. Mrs. F. C. VanBuskiiit, Mrs. G. Har-2503 PARK AVENUE, NEW VORK Is sponsored by a Spanish society Recorder Frank J. Hall left Fri- old Nevius, Mrs. A. W. Smith, Mrs. Tclcphono MOlt Haven 0 8153 nuniorous to montlon. day for Florida", where ho will join I. G. Capen, Mrs. Theodore N. Pami- or our ncnrcit Service Branch! TERMS:—CASH. . • / . in New York. Capt. Lester Wheeler on the yacht The bingo party held Thursday rs, Mrs. Ehrlck Parmly; Mrs. Albert L. T. OETTY, Pegasus and make tho trip back by lehder, Mrs. Georgo , W. Mnson, C. E. BISSELL night in the postofllce building by water. Capt. Wheeler owns the IS Moc»intc St, ' Red Bant. N. J. the Democratic club was vtended rs. H. R. Kingsley, Mrs.'W. M. Telephone Red Bant 2223 GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. Marine bar and grill on Bay avenue 'hompson Mrs Lydla S Tilton Mi JOHN ADAMS and JAMES ORiaOS, Clerks. by 150 persona. John Stewart won a Dyrlng Mr. Hall's absence Walter J prize of ?5. wecney, recorder of Sea Bright, Is Stanley Sculthorp son of Collector serving aB acting recorder here. In Stanley F. Sculthorp, was taken to the first case before Mr. Sweeney,' Monmouth Memorial hospital Satur- Chris Walker, a soldier from Fort day suffering from pneumonia. A Hancock, was fined $15 for driving a Certified test3 In 89 Home Proving blood transfusion waa performed on .... ,T •<• ^ Monday, the child's father providing Ica r without a license. He will be Kitchens show current costs little more tbo blood (arraigned again today on other than a. postage stamp . . . even en char hottest days I . Mr. and Mrs. William Hlno and ' S« Involving motor vehicle vio- famlly, who have been occupying the latlons. Perley houso on Hooper avenue, have The Sons and Daughters of Liberty moved to Mountainside Lakes in thelodge held a card party Monday northern part of the state. night. High score at pinochle was The Bowtell real*estate agency has; made by Mrs. Mary A. Parker, while rented Cliff lodge on Ocean boulevard | Henry Quast, Jr., was high at bridge to Mrs. Betty Bergonlzi, the Mrs. Andrew White gave birth to a SehwarU-house-on-Prospoct-avenue!soa. last^week__at_llpnrnouth_ M• contribute Sunoco, with Iho color left out.Z W." own can against the gaoollno they ' being oitia-pricsd. Furlliormoro, B8% North Carolina. • Baturnlng tlolou iood on «nj Niw their Eorvicoo In testing a "mydoty SaybolfA Company, Indopondont po- had used previously, Roia Fodorol In- of the eitra-prlcod gasoline users J«ney Contra! train, eicopt tht Blot 59 MAPLE AVENUE Tel. Red Bank 596 Mr. and Mrs. William Rlchwlno gasolino" in their own oars. First—tho Iroloum tenting authorities, chocked vostlffators oallod upon thom and ob- stated that Blue Sunoco poiformod and daughter visited relatives In Comet on dito of iol«. Oonralt tloket tank of oach oar was dralnod of tho this "myatory gasoline" and corliliod ItffonU for leavlna tlmei from atatlmu lalnod Iholr frank, honoot opinions oi bolter than the bighot-pilced fuols LEE'S GARAGE Pennsylvania over tho Easter holl- gasoline It had boon using. that It was rogular Bluo Sunoco. tha unfcnown giotaiiUilL ...,..»= r- days. ; - .;•;• • • L - - cot thowD ftbore-aad additional- fas* —tlioy bad beta tiling.- |153 13KQAPWAY. LONG BBAMCU .. .;.;,. r..-.'. _..:.. XoL x. B. James W. Shannon hon returned formation. Telophona [t»d O«nli BOO. ; from a several weeks' Btdy In Flor- / ShlfewH, carefql buyers read The Register's Class- ida, whoro ho waB convalosclng af- ified Advertisements. .Here you find the seller who ter nn operation. Tho Ladles' aid socloty of tho Pres- wants to sell and the Buyer who wants to, byterian church has postponed, tho 1 RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937. Pago Nine plan the sals will be hold as soon af- oi(f of bed Monday mornlnjr and was ter July 1 as possible, taken to Hazard hospital with a pos- Will Wod In June. sible fracturo of the splno. Friday, Juno 18,* hap been sot as Found Dead In Dead. the woddlng dato for Miss Jean M, Richard Clavton, -65, was found err- Buoliloy of Summit and Jacob ft. V. dead In bed at his homo at Noptuno LefTorts, Jr., of Matawan. Tho wed- Monday morning. A-doctor sard he ding' will take plaoo In tho Contral had died of-a heart attack In liifl L..J c tismtHtap •3a£";i£;::.*~ w V Building Operations, WIHVOontlnuo to Operate H1U. Ocmn Grove Couple- Wed. Spafford W. Schanclc of Matawan Miss BetteLyon, "daughter of Mr. itif estmeiit" Securities Lodge Doinga, Births, .Marriages, Deaths ". will continue to operato Bailey's mil: and Mrs. William D. . Lyon, and Wo Specialize In at that place as a woodworking Frank D, Peters, son of Mrs. Dorothy plant, Mr. Schanck recently bought Peters, both of Ocean Grove, were JERSEY CENTRAL POWER.& LIGHT CO. and Other Notes of Interest. the mill At an auction sale. Tho married Frleday night at Newark^ PREFERRED STOCK, 5»/2% - 6% - 7% Issues NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY mill was eroetol In 1864. Aged Man Dead. Vesta M. LudwJg, 12, pf Wioka-lwoek. Mr. Holnvortb will devote his Consult UB concerning your Investments. Wo will tunft, has been awavdod $2,600 for I time to traveling. . / Died In Trenton Hospital, ( Theodoro Brown, 84, of Freehold, recommend a security to meet your requirements. LOWEST PRICES IN MANY YEARS injuries oho received when struok by Mrs. Emma H. Tard of Freohold died at tho Briar Hill homo for tho , Call at our Asbiiry Park OfHco located In the Electric Policeman Badly Hurt, widow of William I. Yard, died In aged Wednesday of last week after an automobllo soon after stopping . Follcoman Ooorge Damon of the Building, or wrlto to us for Information. from • a school bun near her homo. MoKlnloy hospital at Tronton Mon- a short illness. He Is survived by QUALITY SERVICE Asbury Park force woo seriously in- day of last wook of complications. two sons and a brother. Asbury Pnrlc, N. J. Morrlstoivn, N. J. Her paronta wero awarded $720. The jured Saturday when his motorcycle Sho was 71 years old and 1B survived Manalapan T"arm Sold. c C01 Bajjgfi Avenue judgment was egalnat Maurice R. crashed Into a light polo on Anbury by several nieces and nephews. 0 South Street Green of Jersey City, .driver of tho avenue. He was taken to Fltkln hos- The old Ashcr Ely farm bf 190 Phone Asbury Tark 2481. Plume Morrlstown 1-3575. car that struck trio girl. pital Buffering from severe lacera- Cemetery to Be Enlarged. acres at Manalapan hag been sold to Mnrrleo W) Years.-. tions and a posslblo akull. fracture, Tho Freehold Catholic cemetery Stanley Orr of Mlllhurst. Tho prop- Bell System Teletype Asbury rarlc 258. Mr. and Mm; Charles V. DuBols has purchased betweon 12 and 15 erty has a 15-i'oom house and sev- ij,v£lo - y o ±x£j £3^ xssi/ Vy, of Freehold celebrated their COth Umg Branch GUI Weds. acres of land east and south' of the eral outbuildings. STOCKS AND BONDS MISB Alloe A. MoKlnloy, daughter cemetery. Tho land la part of tho woddlng annlvoriary Tuesday ot Motorist Breaks Arm. Every Type of Security 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank, N.-J. week. Botn'aro onjoylng good hi of Mr, and Mn. Milton HoKlnley, and Bowne farm. It was owned by D. William Evans, Jr., of Freohold, except that Mr, DuBoli Is suffering Vincent DoNuccI, both, of Long V, Porrlne, fractured his right arm below the el- Branch, were married Sunday at BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED Tel. 27 from an Injured kneo ho received Belmar Olrl a Bride. bow In three places last Friday while Stroudtburn Pa. The groom Is pro- cranking his automobile. when he was struck by on automo- prietor of a,meat market at Mata- Miss Ada D,. Soymour, daughter of bile several months ago. Mr. DuJBols wan. Mr. and Mrs. Bruco A. Seymour of Is In tho real oatato business,., Belmar, was married Monday of last Preached With Chimney on Fire. r week to Bergen Chamberlain of •U*n«tTfaafii.rt oit» Camp Moves, Rov. Qeorgo Q. Horn, pastor ol Sayrevlllo. Tho couple will live at The. National Youth Administration tho Freehold Presbyterian church, the latter place. ; ' educational camp- for unemployed finished preaching- his Batter oor- young women at Asbury Park has mon Sunday whlli firemen weri Burke—Ilnnkemi. been olosed and tho 65 girls who fighting a flro In tho chimney of thi Miss Ruth Burke, daughtor of Mr. completed first training session re- church. . and Mrs. Edwin Burke of Wana- turned to thoir respective communi- massa, and Everett Hankens, son of ties. Tho camp will bo moved to Held for Perjury. Mr. and Mre. Harry Hankona of Parslppany township whoro 100 will -Mrs, Josephine Collins and Elmer Bradloy Beach wero married Friday bo enrolled. Knox of Asbury Park have boon hold night at Hamilton. on charges of perjury in oonnectlon Guard Ofliccr Retired. with the trial of Louis Vaccaro, who Now Development at Oakbunt. Major Peter Vredenburgh woa was rocontly convicted of setting his Harry F. Schnell plans to build ton among: those retired from tho na- liouoo on fire. houses on a tract he owns at Oak- tional guard by reason of reaching hurst. Tho houses will cost from the age of 64. Ho began his mlll- To Vote on School Addition. $5,000 to $10,000 each and will ba sold . tary career with the Vredonburgh The Avon board of education baa under the single mortgage system of Rifles and served In tho Spanish- called a special eleotlon for April 8 the FHA, i American war and also In the Phil- to vote on the proposition of erect- Named Branch Manager; ippines. . . Ing a gymnasium and a, thrpe-story William J. Frederick of Long Thousands of Dollars Worth of Merchandise Sacrificed I Left License Home. addition to the gramniaf""aohool at a cost of $48,000. , Branch has been named branch man Caught at Long Branch with only ager for tho Mack-International Mo- ono light on his automobllo, Samuel Seeking; Federal Aid. tor Truck corporation of New Bruni • Saporstoln of Farmingdalo found Neptune City officials are seeking wick. He has been connected with that ho had loft his lioenso homo and fedoral aid to replace the borough's the motor truck business 20 years. Higher Priced Before! It was nocossary for him to hire a sower outfall pipes that havo been Our Runs Into Train. Drastic Reductions On Odd Lots! chauffeur to drlvo him home. Tho under the criticism of the state board Michael Brllland, 42, of Matawan Ladies' White Savings In All Departments! of .health for- tho past three years. next day ho roturnod and Bhowod narrowly escaped death Saturday ^tyJpFris|l.T^-waf|y| hli llcenso to pollco authorities. The project will cost 522,000.. when he ran his car Into a train on a Walnivrlght—Shufto. s Ready for Pound Fishing. grade crossing at that placo. He suf- 36 Inch White Special Lot ! Miss Naomi Walnwrlght, daughter Pound net fishermen at Monmouth fered a fractured leg and two broken We Must Sell Out! of Mrs. A. Walnwright of Noptuno, Beach were busy last week putting ribs.' His car was wrecked. e and Eugene Shafto, son of Mr. and their pound net poles in placo for the UICH of Heat Attack Pouch or envelope styles. Special for Mrs. Claronco Shafto of Farming- 1037 fishing season. The season closed Morris Samtur, 48, of Long Branch, .Many models • with zipper Friday and Saturday ! dale, wero married. Sunday of last only fivo weeks ago after one o( the died of a heart attack -with which pockets. Washable, simulated week at tho latter place. Tho couple longest seasons on record. - leuthcrs. LADIES' COTTON he was stricken Saturday while at Fast color oercalea and ba- ,wlU livo at Farmingdalo whoro tho Work In his office. He was the own- Narrow whale, fine quality pique. groom la'associated with his father MorgonTlUo Couple Engaged. tistes. Full 36 Inches wide. A Announcement has been made of er of a fuel company. He leaves a Excellent for trimming. bargain! In the automobile business. . wldcjw. A Limited Quantity! tho. engagement of- Mlis .Dolores A j / .•;'mj^^rviw.^.i^^w?>vaaf^&t;i^iit.y^^yate?,-^.^iygff Acquitted on Arson Charge, Kllcomlns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Against Speeding Buses: Special Lot Abo Steinberg of Asbury Park was Bettor quality cotton wash dresses James J. Kllcomlns, and Louis H. Tho Long Branch pollco have dc- Low Priced Natural Color. greatly reduced! Constructed of flnc acquitted, last wed: of a charge of Becker, son of . Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Ided to put a atop to the speeding quality batistes, lawns and plqueg. firing oi' causing to ; bo flrod his Bockor, both of Morganvlllo. , >! buses In the city.' All bus drlvorn apartment over a grocery store a havo been warned and violators here- year ago.' From tho outBot of tho Tax Snlo Planned. after will be arrested. trial before Judge J. Edward Knight The Matawan borough council has pair injured in Fall. nnd a Jury at Froohold it appcarod adopted a resolution providing for a [<2yd Ttavon and cotton yarns for tax sale to be held In-tho late sum- Mrs. Flora Thompson of Long extra weax". Stock up now and Leaving Red Bank Forever! that there was a /small likelihood Branch slipped on a rug In getting that Stolnborg would be convicted. mer or autumn. According to tho Excellent quality corduroy. Good weight fabric. You can save plenty at thla price. make draperlesat asmall cost.! -Special-Offering! Wlll-Bnlse-Fanales; — priced before! ~* Save! Tho lato David H. Lombertson'o FAST COLOR 3 ?mw ] iffiawawffiitaA.,;-JTsft Bj-^aLS-M.. Priced To Closeout! homostcad( property and four and, '' ^^ one-half acres of land on tho Froe- Colored Crinkle Better Quality hold-Adelphla road has been sold to Heavy Muslin Daniel KOCBIIC of Camden. Mr. Koc- sjk Is a pansy grower and will en- Our entire stock of hleher priced '•' g'ago in that business in his new lo- cotton wash fabrics priced to' clear. YARD cation, . • .i Absolutely fast to washing! Two Families. Dee Flames. Tho families of Frank Porrl and Sizes for misses and women. »] Your..last chanco to save! Suit 42x3&-Inch bleached pure white Mauv of all-wool yarns. Slipover Nellie Asohottino woro forced to fleo t 1 able for child's and women'; pillow caaca. Hemmed, ready for styles! from their homes at Long Branch \ aleeplnc wear. use. Our Doors Close In A Few Days! loot Thursday -when' tho; houjo thoy occupied caught flro from a detec- Stock Up at This Price! 1 : Profit Sacrificed! tive chimney. Tho house Is owned "Home Tested" by Horaco Sherman and was dam- Odd Lot ! Best Quality ! Misses' Broadcloth aged to the extent of $1,000. 81x99 in. "Nation-Wide" Elected Bank President. Louis H. Burfelnd, executlvo vice president of tho Asbury Park and f © pair Ocean Grovo bank slnco Its reorgan Never aeain will you sret long- lzntlon In 1033, has been elected pres Misses fast color broadcloth wearlntr sheets of this line quality ldent to succeod the lato C. Raymond Guaranteed fast color percale Perfect quality, pure thread wash frocks. Not every slzo In silk, full fashioned rlnsless hose. sleeplnff paiamaa. Two-piece at such a low price! Extra long Shelly. Mr. Burfelnd went to Asbury every stylel Save at this prlco! In chiffon or service weight! styles. Strlpei patterns. size! Seamless! Park from tho Manufacturer's trust company at Now York, Wont Accept Wnge Offer. Tho Freohold Carpet WSrkers ALL PRICES CUT! BUYNOW&SAVE! union haa docldcd not to aocept'the offer of tho A. & M. Karoghouslan Men's Wash rug mill of a wage agreement based Bargain Priced! OUR LEASE EXPIRES! WE MUST VACATE ! SLACKS on tho averago hourly rate In tho Men'* AH Wool enrpot Industry, A conference with We Must Sell Out ! Save At This Price ! union officials and, the mill manage- SPORT COATS ment is oxpectod. GROWING GIRLS' Men's summer welsiht. text ODD LOT CHILD'S color alacka. Broken olzos! Bar- Thieves Cook BIcpJ. • gains! Thlovos who ransacked the home 100% all-wool flannel oport of John C. B. Cook at Spring Lake coats In Plaid and check design. Men's Summer last week paused long enough - to Inverted pleated back. Sizes 87 oook a breakfast with fo6d taken to 42! WASH PANTS from the rofrlgorator. Coolt was In Children's shoo that will Excellent for school -Now York all last week undergoing wear! Sturdy, all leather treatment for a hand infeotlom take hard wearing! Patent Save Now! leather strap or brown and construction for jtlrlo hard Flannels, cotton prints and • Denlso—JlcOownn; ' ' Boys' Quality black oxford types. on shoes. Sizes 3ft to 8! tropical wolnhts Included in Mis/Ruth Dcnloo, daughter of Mr. this lot. Odds and onda of high. and MrB. Charlos H, Dcnlso of Freo- POLO- SHIRTS or priced trousors. hold, and Martin R.o McGownn,*son The cycle of style again proclaims of Mrs, Martin McQowan of Horg'an- vlllo, woro married at Bradovclt Sat- "Hickory Twist." This, the smartest Men's Fancy Weave urday. Tho groom Is a lawyer nt( Mesli and tuck otlteh woavo POLO SHIRTS Freehold. l suit, Will be widely worn this Spring by cotton Polo ahlrta for boys. But- men who iake pride in their appear- ton or laco nocko. SENSATIONALLY PRICED ! ALL TIME LOW PRICE ! 1/ong nranch Girl Weds. While 200 Pairs Last ! - Buy Now For Summer ! Miss Lillian' Luatbaum of Long ance. They are expertly tailored in All sizes and colors in thla lot. Branch and Dr, Nathan Frankol of Entire Stock MEN'S ALL LEATHER WOMEN'S CANVAS Ono or throo button nock motloU Freehold woro married at Now York that Custom, manner. or lace styles. Fancy weaves! Tuonday of last wook. Dr. Franltcl Boys' Better praotiocs donlBtry at Freehold, Ho 1B Slipover Sweaters Boys' Adjustable Size a brother of Assistant Prosecutor This year round, all purpose suit can Charles Frankol, take it and give it—hard wear we mean CAPS Goodyear welt, seweil Good lODJcInK. comfort- ' Mnlawan Man Recovers. able, sandaiB! "You savo —for business or travel, for town or Snort back, illpovcr model BOlo construction. In-blacli, Edward Llsk of Mntawan, who ouf- brown or white. Solid plenty on these sandals If ' forod a broken nook in a bus aool- sweaters for boys In sizes 8 to vou buy now. Many otyloa l'luo quality, cuoalmero cnnii country. 10. Fancy or plain »tylcs. Crow loatlior soles, lonR-wcarlnK to choose from! All leather sweat bandu. Vt\- dont In Florida In which his wife was or ilDticr nocks. uppers. breakable visors, Killed, Is almost completely recovered and tho cast has been removed. Slnco Style, comfort and strength are the fea- the accident Mr. Lisle has boon con- tures responsible for Hickory, popular- A Few Sizes Left! Repriced to Sell ! Your Chance to Save! Broken Size Range! Special Lot ! fined In a hospital at Coral Gables. MEN'S HEAVY FAST COLOR Men's Sturdy IOJOS Mcenso;' Pined $250. ity. Men'a "Ox-Hide" FANCY Joseph Lima of Went Long Branch Corduroy Pants was fined $250 and costs and his Single, double breasted and sport 'driver's llconso wan rovoked for two years by Rocordor Hnrvoy Louln last models—Regulars, longs, shorts and Thursday night. Ho was ehnvgod with drunken driving and a hit and stouts. A few sizoa left. "Heavy, flno IJroktm si/oii of pin check, run accident, < Heavy quality denim overalls. Iclmltl mid rovmt walk t Rtivon or wiiBhciblo cotton tlos, weave corduiov thnt loally Boys' finely tailored, fast color Iclmltl Sib Btylowlth hlRh buck. Btrong;- stands wcai. Cuff bnttoms Pilm ehlrti A icnl haigalul LontL r I! Tlln Business Improving. lv atltchedl AH hlRlior prlcod bofore. Tho Mosalo Tllo company of Mat. S awan has boon preparing tho Inter- ior of itu plant) tho past, six months •—and—expects--soon---to—-atart—fulr productlon. For more than a yoar tho plant has boon operating very little. ... Honoredjon Hotlroment. ..;••. lfrodornfl^P.'-Koteworth of Bradloy Boach, wfe(roao from OHIOD boy to Red Bank treasurer'of1 P. Ballantlno and Bom, • Newark browoin, was glvon a testi- Broaci Street monial dlnnoi on Wniotlrament last Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937.
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT y 8N0\y Will bo glad Food, of course; must be well Cottage Cheese, Spinach In to answer any questions • seasoned to bo worthy of Book Now for Your Summer its piquanoy ' Vacation to Europe CiiHrornlo.,*N»» on food Hanoi Pnrki, Canadian nooklofcllon-. olulu, MMIOO, W««t Indlti »nd B»r- VoL S, No. Copyright BY SIDNEY SNOW rauda.. (talk I'hoim or wrlto Do"you havo the problem ot your children rofunlns to-ent tho typo °f For HtpmluK ruin «nd r«ierv«lloni, Cowia vhat uro beat io* ;1&*&VS-. How •ottwliaaysiip'miiWGiH'gMwton k untouohed a pinto of food, which,no Travel S«rvle. Women amount of coaxing or pleading would I a Mtchiulc St,i . rhont 3323 cause, them to cat? • All TUktt; »old it comptnlu' Wines, Ales Mothers, who nro Him believers In bllkd rum. Light Desacft After Heavy u Iho old adago, "Spare, tho rod' and ncr Brings Satisfying Results. spoil tho child" may havo found a B.y Sidney jg partial solution to tills child feeding problem. Howovor, thoio la a much Havo you ever tiled serving assort- If tho impressions 6fold Englapc Many u hostess who haa plunncc simpler solution than forced feeding ed toasts—try; l-alned from reading tho novels coul( HEALTHY FOR CHILDREN an evening for friends, with tho din under threat ot a good sound spank- bo put into one composite picture, nor jim so, has been very dlahcnrt Honoy Toaot — Slrulncil honey BUT THAT WAIST-LINE? lined when couvcrsuUon lags attci ing. A good cxamplo of a food spread on hot bultotM toast; think it would show a bluff, and [ which Is frequently disliked by chil- rough and honest und.ltlndly country dinner and everyone gives tho ini There comes a time in (ho lives of picsslon of being bored to death. dren Is spinach. Vet scientists and Maplo Toast—Shaved muplo mlgar, (quire, seated comfortably In a bis health authorities tell us tKKt It Is chair, an old dog lying 'nearby anc men, women and children when some- This usually Isn't so, tho trouble bo blended with butter, nprcud. on toont, thing "gooey," luscious nntl so tempt- ing that tho dinner was just a little an especially valuable food for them, and run; undci the broiler to mar thowjulro would bo drinking mulled becnuse of Its Iron and vitamin con- wlno. Not that I know much about ing ia desired. Now mothers arc of- too heavy and everyone, was drowsy tho BUgar, mulled wine—but ho would have to ten inclined to shnko their heads and therefore causing tho mind to func- tent. bo drinking just that, because, ac- worry about giving the children tion less rapidly and conversation If .you - r children dislike spinachspinac, Cinnamon Toast—Brown or *wl\lto cording to tho story books, drinking something that might not bo good l.i(.' To do away with this uncertain havo you .over given'thoughi'thht t to prere -Bugar, blended with,butter and cinna- mulled wlno must have Been tno ia- for them and also about giving friend feeling,* servo a light dessert after paring Jt In a dlfforent mannor? mon, spread'on loanl, or. spread -on" vorlto Indoor sport of English squires. husband something that might put a heavy meal and sec what a differ Tliero aro many ways to prepare thin bread and run under tho broiler. It seems, that In those days, Re- back that Inch ho just took off around ence It will make. Try serving spinach so that oven tno most "fussy his middle. Well, wo can't guarantee slewed peal's accompanied by a smal catora" will enjoy It. Most children cording to the story books, the mulled pitchrr of Tokay wine to bo poured Molba Toast—Bread ' allchd papor wine was always brought, on by a thai this will keep that pound off but lko cottage cheese, so. why not com' thin and browned In tho oven until it certainly won't be bad for the chil- over the peartt by tho Individual, an< blno tho two? Thero are a number faithful butler whose name had to a good home-made sponge cake madi It curls, a popular companion to coup, he something like Turner or by a dren and will be enjoyed by all: of recipes la which tho combination as follows: , :' of thoso two -wholesome foods result mala probably called Perkins. The PRUNE CREAM PIE Cheeao Toast—Toasted broad, but- etory books did not say who made n a dish which Is bound to plcaso tho 'i pound prunes ' SPONGE CAKE most obstinate child. tared, and spread with grated cliooso, the mulled wine, but It seems fitting ',4 cup sugar 1 cup sifted cake flour. then run undor tho brollor until tho and proper that it was made in per- . Ms cup prune juice 1 teaspoon baking powder Incidentally children will find an cheese Is pleasantly soft. son by the self-effacing and probably •)i cup molasses 3 eggs added Incentive to cat these, now rather wife of tho squire. In any 2-3 cup grated cocoanut 1 cup sugar dlshea because, many leading dairies To keep broth from day to day event, this is what she made and how li pound butter 2 teaspoons lemon juice ^ aro now packing tholr cottago cheese tho flavor will bo rotalnei by boiling it was done and If some rough and . U cup orange marmalade or can- 6 tablespoons hot milk In attractively decorated genuine It a few momenta each day. Huff and tough American husband dled orange'peel afedge tumblers on which' various Sift flour once, measure, ndd bait designs aro reproduced in applied wants to play squire when he comes 4 cgK yolks ng powder, and sift together three In from a rldo,. ho need only shout Cook prunes with as little water as Red, Jiiicy Cherries Inspired color lettering. Lettera of tho alpha- POOD FACTS imes. Beat eggs until veVy tiiok bet, dogs, cats, clophants, football and loudly and ask for possible, using 3 tablespoons molas- and light and nearly whlto (ten mlt* MULLED PORT WINE ? ses to sweeten. Make syrup of sugar baseball players are only a few of the Did You Know- That: i General Road utes). Add sugar gradually beating .many designs to bo found on these Then one assembles quickly a pint and prune juice. Add molasses, —Germany li now Importing of cood port, sugar, nutmeg and cin- This Impressive Cake! constantly. Add lemon juice. Fdldt ow sanitary' containers for cottage prunes and cocoanut. Cook 10 min- In flour, a small amount at a tlmd sauerkraut from Jtpan. Contracting namon to tasto and make up a cup utes.V Remove from flre and add ihcese, which Incidentally have a of boiling water. Add milk, mixing quickly until bad •ery definite re-use value In ivory niondo pruaos—ranging other Ingredients and fill pie. Bake li ter Is smooth. Turn at'once into un-! | Blue stone, gravel, slag, Then the port is placed in a suit- 30 to 40 minutes In a moderate oven Here is a delicious stfmething' l'.i cups red pitted cherries onic. They are especially useful as from golden yellow to silver that you will find just the right thing greased tube pan and bako" in a mod- he glass In which to serve the chll —aro now appearing on able kettle and brought almost but (350 F.) Add meringue made with (canned) crate oven (350 F.) 35 minutes or un- grading, sod, top soil not quite to the bolUng point.- The two egg whites and four tablespoons to serve for the bridge club, for Sun- 2 egg whites lren a milk. eastern markets. day night suppers, and for the special 1 til done. Remove, from oven and In- boiling water is added and then all of confectioners' sugar. 1 teaspoon salt vert pan 1 hour, «r until cold. The first spinach recipe, which yoi At funeral services In Lon- and fill dirt. the spices and sugar. Now It Is ready family dinners that call for a very I'i dozen lady fingers tapprox.) '111 wish to remember utilizes thi don ID tha 17th century, to serve in a glass or a huge mug- Impressive dessert. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. ottago cheese in the form of "sln^ating" was practiced Mow's tho yme to bare your tile huge mug Is probably best-but PREPARING FOR CRAF Cherry Refrigerator Cake has a Chill. When mlxturo begins to thick- LILLY WHITE'S YAM PUFF lumpllng. The roclpo is very simpl by men hired to eat bread drives and walks blue stoned it should be heated first so that It "tasty" reputation, to be sure, but Its en beat with rotary beater until light. 0 prepare but tho results aro truly during too service as a SEASON taft juiciness Is not the only reason or graveled, will not cool tho wine unduly. Then fold In tho cherries together ellclous. means of taking over tha To maintain the ancient touch, tho The arrival of crab season makes for Its popularity; it is easy to pre- with the stiffly beaten egg whites and Estimates Cheerfully Given. cinnamon may be added in tha form pare, too. It can be made ahead of salt Split lady fingers in half and COTTAGE CHEESE DUMPLINGS sins ot tho deceased. of a silver of the bark—unground. recipes such as this welcomed to the tlnie so that last minute dessert prep- line-a small mold or loaf pan with WITH SPINACH Cream la the vitamin carrier Reasonable Prices. • In some English homes, claret was ever aggressive housewife: arations are. not necessary. And, if them, round side, out. Then arrange 3 tablespoons butter In' vitamin D milk. mulled. Then it was called a Negus. DEVILED CRABS it is stored in the clean-washed air of alternate layers of the cherry mixture i egg yolks Thesa "food facts" aro complied^, Other wines may be mulled, too, but 12 largo crabs • a modern air-conditioned ice refrig- and lady fingers In . tho loaf pnn. 1 cup cottage cheese 1 cup cream by the Division of Consumer In- Hammond & Sons port and claret were the favorites. erator, this cake will keep remark- Place in ice refrigerator and chill 3 li cup flour • formation, Now Jersey Stato De- 2 tablespoons flour ably fresh and delicious' and will re- !i cup dry bread crumbs Then, too, there is mulled ale,- a n to 4 hours. When ready to serve, top partment ol Agriculture. Phone . bust and substantial drink on a crisp Vi teaspoon mace tain all its juicy llavorsDme goodness, With whipped cream. 4 egg whites (beaten stiff) winter day. Many a stout English 1 tablespoon butter without drying out. If thero is any Cherry Refrigerator 1 teaspoon salt Atlantic Highlands squire would finish the ride around 1 teaspoon mlhced'parsley Cako left over (which Is improbable 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce So hero is the recipe that will put Cream butter, add egg yolks, on 642-R. his property and quaff a big mug of a star in your culinary crown! It unless you have doubled the quan- ->' ono, stirring to make a creamy mulled ale before he sat down to 4 hard cooked egg yolks, mashed tity), you can return It to your mod- Salt and pepper and bread crumbs will serve six people, but if you want nlxlure. Add salt, cottage chcoso, brcaklast an extra-large cake just double the ern ice refrigerator where It will keep pressed'through a sieve or stralnor), Cover crabs with boiling salted deliclously fresh. But, If there arc MULLED ALE - Vater and boll for 30 minutes. Drain Ingredients and use a largo spring lour, bread crumbs, and mix well b a qa mold pan. children in your family don't plan Dear Miss Wilma: 'old In ogp whites. Form medium One assembles a quart of ale or off the water, break off all claws, on serving it for another meal, be- two bottlebttl s off ' bJusbeer—Justt ssoo the separate the shells and remove the CHERRY REFRIGERATOR T'other day Ah was jes settin an ized dumplings and drop 'Into rapld Expert Repairing cause you will be apt to find that Uilukln 'bout all do things you ustor y boiling salted water. Cover tightly amount approximates a quart, spongy fingers and the stomach, CAKE your "cupboard is bare"—that your cause the early English squires never which is found under the head. Pick et when you was a chile. Ah waa nd let • boll for ten minutes. Ro- ov bothered with loss than that quan- 1 package cherry-flavored gelatin Cherry Refrigerator Cake has disap- sorta lookin through my pipe smoke QOVO with strainer or slotted sjfbon. out all tho meat and set aside. . Clean peared completely! tity. The ale or beer is poured Into the upper shells of the crabs thor- 1 pint boiling water and atiiinkln and athinkln and what 'lace hot chopped cooked spinach on WATCHES, CLOCKS a etew pan and as It starts to get oughly. Melt the butter and add the you think, I remembered oumpln Ah ervlng platter—surround with th warm, there are added, first a pony flour and blend. Stir \n cream and bets xou ain't ct for years an I guess umpllmrs and' serve with a cream and JEWELRY' of good ram or brandy, then a table- cook until mixture thickens, stirring Cream butter and sugar gradually, it's a good one fo all do women folk auce. Garnish with strips of plmlen spoon of powdered sugar, then a constantly. Add the parsley, mashed Start The Day and cream together well. Add flour, too. Ah calls It Yam Puff and makes and paprika. Serves eight. Accuracy, skill and experi- jflnch of cloves, a pinch of nutmeg f yolks, seasonings and crab meat. alternately with milk, beating after It with four large yams or sweet pla- A second spinach recipe which li ence enable us to do the and a generous pinch of ground gin- _ ..1 the shells with this mixture and each addition until smooth. Add van- ers, an one-quarter cup ob butter qually delicious is called' Cottogo most delicate repairing. We ger. As this mixture reaches just be- cover with bread crumbs. Batoo in a Right With A illa. Turn into a greased pan, 9x9x2 and two aiggs well-beaten >and one- :iicese Spinach Casserole. low tho boiling point. It is poured Into moderate oven 350 F. for 10 minutes Inches. Combine sugar and cinna- third cup ob sugar and two teaspoons guarantee satisfaction.:Our mon, mix with crumbs, find melted ob baking powder and ono teaspoon COTTAGE CHEESE SPINACH the huge mug. or put in a frying basket and lunge Hearty Breakfast CASSEROLE prices, will please vou. American housewife into hot fat until golden brown. butter and nuts, and sprinkle over ob salt. Ah peel d ep'taters first and I know an cake Bake in a moderate ovnn (350 bolls dem* til dcy bo soft. Den Ah 2 cups cooked spinach whose husband Is given to Sunday ( There arc some men who can cat I\> -15 minutes. Cut in squares in mashos dcra and adds do rest ob do 1 cup creamed cottago chces? Silverware: Repaired morning golf when the ground is 2 eggs slightly beaten frozen and the wintry winds blow TELL A NEW STORY th/s teaspoon pepper or'hoL cereal should be included at 6 slices white bread ity Center, West Bergen place. Miss can always do so by Inviting about ii cup milk lea^t once or twice a week. Eggs at'e 1 medium sized jar of red'eaviur Woman's Exchange up to the individual taste and there Ethel Brandon Is chairman of the fifteen of his "cronies" in for an 4 teaspoons butter 2 packages cream chceac musical program and Mrs. Mary Open 9:S0 4. M to nOO'P. U. evening of gamo and gossip, and can Vi pound chipped beef are enough recipesp - for the preparapp - 1 tablespoon chopped onion The Ethel Mount Moz&i School of Dancing tiot n off tht ld t Patrich is chairman of refreshments. Children's and infants Clothing, servo a grand supper with little trou- Cover tho beef with boiling water to that one could eat 1 tablespoon chopped panilcy Knitted wear, assortment ot neces- Classes fbi Children and Adults In all Types ot Dancing. ble if she serves and let stand for live minutes. Drain them every day of the week without A little shredded sage sary and lovely articles; .also cakes, BEEF STEAK AND KIDNEY and dry. Melt butter in frying pan. tiring of them. The trouble with most Mayonnaise Exerclso Classes (or Women. Restricted Classos In Ballroom Dancing. breakfasts seems to rest In the toast. One of the quickest .ways to find a :ot>kies and rolls; PIE add beef and heat thoroughly. Beat Toast tho white bread nnd cut off job la to advertise in The Regis- the eggs, add the seasonings and milk Now toast is very popular and is Something for everybody. . RtgUtratloal Afternoons 3-6 (except Wed.) Aleo Mon. Tuei. A Thurs. Bv. 7-At30 i pounds round steak eaten more often than anything else thn crusts. Mix cream' cliceso with ter's Want Department.—Advertise- and mix well. Pour over the beef onion, paisley and sage. Cover one- IS LINDEN PLACE 20 medium sized potatoes diced and 3tlr frequently until eegs have for breakfast but. a substitute occa- ment. 4S-4O MONM00TH ST., Phone 2220 BED BANH. N, 1. 10 carrots sliced • half of the Um.st with rod caviar and cooked. Serve garnished with sprigs sionally was never known to be dis- tho other half with (he cream choose ,U teaspoon pepper of parsley. pleasing. A. line coffee cake is a 3 beef kidneys mixture. Frill the edges of thn toast good substitution and is one sure and the division of the en via r and 10 medium sized onions, sliced way of Fending the man of the fam- 1 tablespoon salt cheese with mayonnaise put Ihrough CAULIFLOWER TIMBALES ily out into the business world in the a pastry tube. 1 small turnip sliced tbin morning with a. very satisfied expres- Smart Place to Dine Soak kidneys In water for about i Thn fine flavor of cauliflower, com- sion. Onn thnf- will make the housn- bouts, or overnight, romovc all bined with tasty, sharp Tarmesan popular with his fellow workers: sinews; put Into a pot of boiling cheese becomes a dish that will make SIMPLIFIED SOUP •water and boll for 5 minutes. Drain tho most patriotic American glad CRUMB COFFEE CAKE and cut into small squares. Cut thethat he is "dining abroad at home," 2 cupa sifted cake flour BteaK. into small pieces; cook both Most people think that pea soup Is 1 CAULIFLOWER TIMBA'L.ES 2 teaspoons baking powder something difficult to make and there- Brcatfaat^-Stcwed apricots. Ready to eat steak and kidneys in a pun for half '£ teaspoon s;ilt fore It'is. not listed "among their ac- hour, in 1 gallon of water, then add 1 head cauliflower weighing about cereal, jelly omelet, frizzled ham, coffee ring, coffee or cocoa. Lunch RESTAURANT Vi pound" * . • . - 3 tablespoons butter or other rhort- complishments. However, with the onions, canbta and turnips. Cook oning following recipe, everyone can have '•-Grilled tomatoes, com fritters and colo slaw; hot muffins, apple sauce, for 30 minutes longer and add. the % cup m.ik 66 BROAD ST., Phone 1498 RED BANK 3 tablespoons butler 1 rup stip.ir pea soup what am pea soup: cookies, tea or milk. Dinner—Braised shortrlbs of beef with.horse- potatoes and seasoning. Cook until 1 cup milk potatoes are tender, then pour Into a 1 egg and either yolk or white extra ]{- teaspoon vanilla Merely noak 1 cup of dried green radish sauce, lyonnaiso potatoes, string beans, mixed «a]od, Dutch baking dish and cover with meat jilo 2 tnblespoons grated parmesan 2 tablespoons sugar poas overnight. Drain, put in 1 quart apple cake with lemon sauce, coffee or beer. Enjoy Your Food in' OiW crust -Bake in a hot oven from ~2 cheese • ,. , ;.li teaspoon cinnamon " of boiling water, ndd 1 small onion, Modern Air Conditioned Dining Room to 25 minutes. 1 scant teaspoon flour "i cup soft bread crumbs sliced, and cook until tender—ubout Salt and white pepper to taste four houro. Rub through a strainer; TUESDAY 2 tablespoons melted butter return the pulp and liquid to tho fire Breakfast—Preserved figs, ready to cat cereal, " FRIENDLY SERVICE Wash tho cauliflower nnd break 2 tablespoons walnut meats, finely PIG'S KNUCKLES WITH apart into floweiieta. Boil about 10 Add Bait, pepper, and 1 tablespoon of Trench toast, crisp bacon, maple syrup,, coffee, or cocoa. Lnneh— chopped. butter mixed with flour until smooth. MEALS SERVED HOT CAKES and SAUERKRAUT. DUMPLINGS minutes In salted water. Drain and Passerole of succotash.and diced moat, pineapple and cream cheese fry In half tho butter but do. not Rift Hour onr-e, measure, odd bak- When soup bolls add 1 cup of cream, WAFFLES , ing powder and bait, and sift again. stir and serve. enlnd, cup cakes, tea or milk. Dinner—Baked hsm, raisin sauce; baited AT ALL HOURS Doesn't this wound like- H party? brown. Chop fine or press through Hot Calica ' J8 And a lino parly it will bo wllh a a ennrne Blcvc. Add the rent of tne Bwect potatoes, fresh spinach, pickled beet salad, strawberry shortcake, ingredients and pour slowly Into but- Luncheon^ 50c & 60c Wafllca J!8 good time had by all! poffeo. i • . . . . Hot Cubes and Sausago 40 1 egg, well beaten tered molds (or line them with waxed papir.) Place In a pan In water and Dinners 75c & $1.00 Hot Cakes tvllb Fried 1 cup flour conk in a slow oven from 30'to 40 WEDNESDAY • Ham or Bacon ___ M 1H tablespoons butter, molted minutes. The cauliflower may also % cup water ' '» Breahfast—Sliced banana in orange juice, hoi Waffles and Sausage _ £9 Vi teaspoon salt be cooked Jn u double boiler, lined Dinners A; Specialty Raffles with Fried Bam with waxed paper, for about half an cereal, coddled eggs, broiled bacon, bran muffins, coffee or cocoar Dash qf nutmeg •> hour. ALWAYS A ••••'„©•." or Bacon ______JJQ 5 pig knuckles / I/unch—drilled frankfurters on rolls, dill pickles, cup custard with WaOIes with Groom 2',4 pounds sauerkraut caramel sauce, tea or milk. Dinner—Casserole of chicken with mush- Sea Food in Season Chicken ______X0 Clean, scrape and wash throughout VARYING BAKED APPLES HIT WITH ME room sauce, mashed potatoes, smothered carrots, apple and walnut tho pig's knuckles. Combine with jjakd, creamy rico pudding,' coffee or leer. tho sauerkraut and cover with cold NEW ENGLAND BAKED FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS" water. Cook slowly until the knuckles ...I LIKE BOND'S are tender. To the beaten egg, add APPLES THURSDAY Uio melted butter and wator. Sift the 0 medium tart apples Breakfast—Baked apples wifh cream, ready to flour, salt and nutmeg together and 2 tablespoons butter eat cereal, plain waffles with syrup or jam, sausage patties, coffee or ^ cup maple sugar or brown sugar STICK-TO- combine with tho egg mixture. Beat [ thoroughly. If necesanry, add more /j cup water cocoa., Lunch—Split pea soup, combination salad, toasted, muffing,. flour to make batter stiff enough to Core the apples and pare one-fourth layer cake, tea or mflk. Dlnntr—Lamb stew with vegetables, chutney 1 THE-RIBS drop from spoon. Twenty ' minutes ol tho way down. Put Oib apples In sauce, steamed rice, cobboge-carrot and green popper salad, pineapple." before Bcrvlng, drop the batter by a baking dlah. Place a teaspoon of butter in each core. Pour BU&ar over whip, coffee. • '. .' •• •, SPRINQ.— spoonfuls into the hot sauerkraut the tipples, place Water In Iho pan QUALITY Cover pot tightly and Rervc -'- and bako In a hot oven 400 F. until no tho dumplings are cooked. Boft (about hall hour) basting every ilvo minutes. Servo with heavy JireakfasC-Frcab. pinoapplo, cereal, cod fish ,' With all its promise of new strength and RHUBARB MARMALADE cream. cakes, fried eggs, toasted English muffins, coffee., Lunch—Shrimp and • courage, is here. . BAKED APPLES WITH celery salad, Date muffins, fruit gelatin, tea or milk. Dinner—Tomato . On6 usually thinks of jelly making CRANBERRIES eoup, Broiled mackerel, egg saute, new boiled potatoes, buttered . as taking place In tho fall of. the year 6 apples Keep young with till Nature by using •• but there ars certain things that just Mt cups cranberry HUUCO asparagtu, chocolata cream vie. coffee, wont wait until tho fall of the year 0 tablespoons sugar plenty of Milk in your diet. • .... to be Jelled, One of these ID rhubarb and fine marmalade certainly can be Wash and coro tho apples and made from this ta»ty plant; placo in a baking dish. Fill centers I ' BjroaMast—Grapefruit, hot cereal, fried ham' with the prepared cranberry Baucc and eggs, rye, toast, coffee or cocoa. Lunch—Broiled mushrooms on RHUBARB MARMALADE pouring tho remaining sauco around 4 pounds rhubarb the sides of tho apples. Bprinklo the toast, Waldorf salad, pistachio- ice cream puffs, tea or milk. Dlnntr ' Drink your Quart of Milk a day 5 pounda sugar sugar over tho top of tho apples and —Pot roast of beef, Italian spaghetti, watercress salad, orange ice,. bako In a moderate oven 850 F. about 1 pound seeded raisins roquefort.chccse and craekcriT coffee. . 1 lemon, rind only 40 minutes or until apples aro soft. 2 oranges. Juice only Baste the tipples frequently with thn W teaspoon cloves cranberry sauce, • . • - - I SUNDAY I „ , . / 1 leaopoon,cinnamon 1 • -I Breakfast—Mixed fruit juices, cereal, canned . Waili arid scrape rhubarb and cut Rice is bland In flavor and blends SHREWSBURY Into 1 Inch pieces. Cover with sugar with all foodB pleasantly. In com- corned bed hash, poached eggs, hot biscuits, honey or jam, coffee. nnd lot stand overnight. Add re-bination with .moats, fish, chicken, Dinner;—Chilled honoydow melon, Roast chicken, julienna potatoes, pg ^^^jjJ_^_J maining; Inerodlcnts. Place on stove nuts and vegetables, ono is oblo to . asparagus hollandaise, spring aal&d^l ttndbrrnBfoth<>boi]!n£j>oinfcR< ehftlo^ ns30rtcd-iiic5cliSs'and"olives7Bffied alaskn, coffee. Supper—Cttb meat, duco fcoal and simmer about 40 tnln or ono dloli meals. di5lffi in' Monmouth County. 11 too or until mlxturo becomes thick, Courmot, onion salad, Camembert cheese, crackers, coffee. ptlr frequently to prevent mixture Apples should ho washed lxSforo Sidney Snow will be pleued to .supply any of these reeipct. Bed Bank 1455. Droad Street, Shrewsbury, Ni'•» from burning. Pour Into sterilised rating nn tho spraying of trees may c glasses, cool anil seal. loavo deposits on iho apples. Just *rlt« ear« of this paper. 88 RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. PflfTA
bought on Ocean avenue. Mr. Young avenue was blown down during the low here and visited Mrs. Anna East Keansburg* li employed by the Standard Oil com- heavy wind store Friday night. The Rohrbach oq Good Friday. pany, and a short time ago he re- houso had long been unoccupied and August H. Lederhaus Is out after is Four Room Cottage la Eu» Keaaslmnr troSftatow WiiUna.) ceived a pin for ten years of faith- It was In a dilapidated condition, having been laid up with a sore ful and efficient service. William Koop, Jr., is employed at throat Mrs. Lederhau* also had a Mr. and Mrs. Isidore'M. Walling The Men's Regular Democratlo New Tork, mild attack of the. same aliment returned homo Sunday from a so- club and tha Women's Regular The Woinon'a Bogular Democratic Oeorge Ruppell Is planning to build Cost The Builder $2,500 journ of at* weeks In Florida. ' De.mgpraUa ...tfftto.^iktfBBas&toJ .--t» "«b!»e: t*''Njf8iW'&iTS££H£2!z: , ThJ^toThsJ^ftJWtoTDsD m tot&'t^irttptrty tha latter part of In tho olub toome last week. The was jlaatroyed by fire a ytar or K last weak and chost a membership April for the benefit of tha First Aid winners of prises were Mrs, Daniel committee consisting of Larry West-, ago. He" has had a, double garag< squad of Mlddletown township. They Nolan, Mra. Nave,- Mrs. Bridget Lin. built, on his property. Mr. Ruppal wood, John Robrbach, John Hodg- are encouraged to believe becauao of nonnan, Mra. Orace Hodgklnson, : klnson and Philip Burth, has embarked In poultry farming oi the large amount of Intorest mani- Mrs. Burth, Mrs. Agnes Veth Ellef- an extensive scale. Tb,e Goraldlno .Thompson Ropubll- fested that It will prove very success-. sen and Mrs. Anna Rohrbach. Mrs, can unit will hold a covered dish Edward Voorhees his a new Pon- ful. The men have chosen a com- Hodgklnson was chalrlady of the tlac car. luncheon for Its members at the flro mittee consisting of John Robrbach, committee In charge of the psrty. bouse today. Miss Eleanor Tilton he* returned '-I.' Alex Craig, Patrick Halloran, Fred A card party for the benefit ot to East Keansburg after bavin . More , than 100 parsons attended Veto, A. I* Westwood and William Mount Pltcalrn Spiritualist church spent two yeua.sjt New the bingo party sponsored by the Bovle, A meeting of the committees will be held Saturday night at 8 Regular Democratic olub Friday of the two clubs will be hald tomor- o'clock. Tickets are obtainable at evening at Bawlew Inn. row evening at the home of Mrs. the church. One of the quickest ways to find Anna Eohrbach. Job Is to advertise In. The Regis- 7C Jacob Young U planning to move Mrs. Mary Rellly of. Jersey City ter's Want Department—Advertise- I- i A soon to a bouse which be recently The old Butler house on Prospect spent part of last week at her bungle ment . 4-'-, S'^^i/1« $T ^ ^*«J!L **' ** '"> tt4^ * * * * * > * t rr1 r . s _
A four-room eotUge can be cony, peat »nd compaot, providing all the euentlaU for' eomfortabto llvtag. And when It cost* as little M UCW, ea this c'q« did, It has an edA«4 at- traction. . - Hall (ipaco U held to a minimum and closet area I* adequate The kitchen Is largo enough to ba.used Now Offered For for dining purposes. The plumbing invite you to inspect their The First Time problem 1» simplified by bucking up the bathroom and Jtltohen. Al! Sizes The architect Is Benjamin Drlci- lor, Jr.,. and the house was built In Similar to (> Long Inland subdivision called Forum, W Z. 42nd 81, New YorJc, Hillside Heights. The Architectural. N. 7, chose the plan. Illustration.
Keansburg. Union Beach. On Saturday, April 3rd All Metal (The Rod Bank R«»lt tha atorea of B. L. MUUi, la Union Btacb at tba atora ot Ona Ban- N. Butt luoli, Philip K«llu. Obarlai ion.! r^ Beautifully VoijaU L Zuokaraan.) In addition to the sidewalk WPA Mrs. Carmine Lutz ot Brooklyn project on Union and Florence avo- Finished has ended a visit with hor parents, nuo and on Broadway, a curb and Mr. and Mrs. 'Nicholas Santa Lucia gutter project has been approved by or Church street. the WPA officials for these thor- Mrs. William Turner, Jr., has re- oughfares. Although only soven pijr covered from Bpveral days' sickness. cent.will bo furnished by the WPA, Miaa Dorla Balback Is home from members of tho borough council con- Rlvervlow hospital at Red Bank. sider this work necessary and a wleo Capt. Paul Foulks, employed by Investment. Without curbing the towing company of New York, has sldowalks would have no protection. been at his home on Port Monmouth Aotlon on'the project will be taken road ;for a brief vacation. He was at tho next mooting of tho council. formerly employed as a captain on At an adjourned meeting of tho steamboats of the Keansburg Steam- borough council Thursday night, a boat company. resolution was passed for a doprecl- atlon charge of $7,600 against the Mrs. Pearl Llntz was hostess al water plant. This action will bring I a card party last week. about another sjlgbt reauotlon In the John Hllbert celebrated hU 65th tax rate. With other. Items ellmln* blrthrtay Wednesday of lost week. ated by- the state auditor from the A a>nce under tho auspices of th< budget, ths tax rate will be about! Simmon's Studio Couch Holy, Name society will be hold In one-third of the original amount, $23 j tha ajudltorlum ot St. Aim's school per hundred, The exact rate will be i Saturday night. determined within a few days. Your choice of the newest .coverings Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Obermai have taken up their residence with Announcement of the ongagemen the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.of Miss Alice M. Judson of Eliza- Andrew Oborman, Sr. beth and Leslie M. Keating ol Union Mr, and Mrs. Edward Horrrnann Beach has been made, inlrlMa Mra^ Jennie _Connqr_of_PJalnfleld Washington. '" has lieoh visiting Mrs. Fred Everaon. Mrs. Barbara Hampson 'of Foresl Mrs. Harry Doyle was hostess to avenue Is spending several days al the members of the 'Sunshine Sewing Newark. circle .last week. Mr. and Mrs. James French of New Mli* Joan Beatly spent the week- York have been visiting Mrs. Frank end at Newark. Felstel. Vlotor Hess has returned from Mr. and Mrs. William Herrlck are Florida, where he spent eaveral home from a visit at Newark. months. He plans to open his bulch- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Copeland er shop within a short time. have returned to New York after a Mrs, Walter Conroy was hostess visit at the home of Mrs. Sadie AGENCY FOR to tho members of the Jolly Bight Mount card club Tuesday 'afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burnslde TN Ladles' auxiliary of tho Newhave ended a stay with Mr. and lira, Motorstokor Automatic Coal Burner — Chrysler Airtemp Oil Burner Point Comfort flpa company have Robert Hale. ohartiered a bus for a trip to New 1 Mrs. Charles Bottyman of Maple- Simmon's Full Size Crib York next Thursday, where they will wood visited Mrs. Barney O'Pono- Power and Hand Lawn Mowers attend two shows, "Tho Show is On"wlcz last week. and "Behind tho Lights." Mrs. Frank Greeley Is home from Wood Crib in maple or ivory finish Mlas Genevlove Gehlhaus has ac- a visit at Newark. Russell Air-Conditioning Equipment cepted a position In the store of Mrs. Mrs. Kathleen Miller was hostess Elizabeth Miller on Church street at a social Monday night at her Mr. anfl Mrs. Georga King and homo on Shore road. Mrs. Samuel King .havo roturned Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fink of ft om Bovoral days spent at Chln- Newark were week-end guests of coteaguo, Vo. Mr, and Mrs. William Sohobe of Mm, Marjorle Mayers Is, a raadleal Prospect avenue. patient at the Monmouth Memorial Mrs. Arthur Erlckaon of Newark hospital at Long Branch. spent the week-end with Mrs. Alex The; faotory owned by Frank Til McCabe. ton on Franols place Is being al- Mls» Dorothy Toung of Brooklyn tered.; The first floor Is being made has been tbo guest of Mrs. Leonard larger and second floor Improvements Cborpentler. aro also being mado. The building was used for several months by the Mrs. Eitelle Kllnksy has had as 18 Mechanic St^ Red Bank, N. J. Phone 2222 359 West 26 St., N. Y. C. WPA sewing projeet. hor guest, Mrs. Rose LaMuna of Brooklyn. Mr..and Mra. Samuel, who spent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buhler of the winter In Florida, have roturned Newark spent the week-end as the home. guests of Mrs. Mildred Tost. General Contractors For the Merritt BIdg. $7.75 Mrs; Harry Walling Is a patient In The Congregational church will ob- a New York hospital, lorve "Family Night" Thursday night Recorder and Mrs, William A. if next week. Hoag, who havo. been sojourning at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doerlng of Miami, Blorlda, have returned homo Newark have been spending a few Full Size Crib Mattress $3.75 and have opened their grocery store days'at their summer home on Clark on Coxr avenuo. avenue. Mrsi' Mas Klobert has returned Mrs. Sophie Zellers has returned LUMBER, MILLWORK and CONCRETE from Jersey City and opened her to her homo at New. York after a Simmon s Innerspring Mattresses home '.on Campvlew plnoo. stay with Mrs. .William Ross. For Merritt's New Machine Shop o Mrsi Henry Mourer has returned Mis* Nora Storey of New York from a visit at Brooklyn, has been visiting Mrs. Badla Bonora A flro wan discovered by Policeman of Harris Gardens. FURNISHED BY William Murray ot 2 o'olook Thurs- Mrs. Mary Kluge Is home from a day morning In a garage on Main itay at Newark. stroot. ownod by the Conovor Lumbor Assessor Ernest Bade has boon company of Keyport. Both fire com- confined to his home on the Stono panies responded to an alarm .aunt road with sickness. In by tha policeman, A largo motor Mrs, A. Romalne spent the week- 79 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 2060 RED BANK boat owned by Samuel D. Walker of md at Rosello. • •• • tha real estata firm of Morrluoy & Members of the Pastime Social club Walker was oomplotoly destroyed, were entertained at the home ot Mrs, with On estimated loss ot (8,000, Daniel Whltaker Tuoaday afternoon. whlob, according to Mr, Walker was Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Jones of -•partly i insured. When the firemen Hobokon have ended a visit with Arrived they, found that a gasoline Mrs. Qua Dlrnor. tank had exploded and spread tho Charles Soymora ot Jersey City has flames about the boat. Consider- ought a bungalow on Eighth stroot In Merritt's New Building able damago waa dona to the gar- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ormond age before the flr< was brought un- have raturned to their home at Ton- DONE BY der control. Mr. Walker said that kors, atUr a visit with Mr. and Mrs. the gasoline tank had been drained Vllllam Brhardt. when 'tha boat was placed In the garage. It has not boon determined John Martin of Harrison visited at how tho bltuca started, the home ot Miss Frances Smakle over th»'week-end. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS A card party was held by the Miss Bertha Cooney of Now Tork Choice of Coverings, AH Sizeo. Fully Guaranteed, Thomas Jefferson Democratlo olub has been tho guest of Mrs, Leonard 18 W. FRONT ST., Phone R. B. 591 RED BANK Monday night, " ._ - _. Chnrpsntlor. ' Regular Price Elsewhere, 21.SO. Mrs, Harriet Cal&brosa of Crock Mrs, Mary Kluge hoi returned toad has roturned 'from a visit at 'rom a visit at Newark. Bclmar. 'Work of Installing sewer pipes to BeoOTera From Arthritis. tha cells In tho basement of the bor- Wellington Wllklns, Jr., has re- ough Iball has boon completed, which, luMed-themanRgoment-of-hUrnutcF wlir jrovldo lavatories for tho cells, noblle buslnois on Broad street after 21 Aeaardlng to a siatoment made by laving been laid up six weeka with OF MERRITT'S NEW MACHINE SHOP Rudolph L. Vogel, oholrmnh of the .rthrlUn, Part ot his body was tn , DONE BY grounds eommltteo of the School i plaster oast during that time. He WHITE SMET board, work will got under way soon las almost ftilly recovered. to mflko more Improvements around' tbo school building on Francos plsoo. Supported by Merchnnta, Open Evenings Till 0 P. Tho lawn will bo beautiful with trees The Red Bank RoRlstor Is eu> Funilliiro and nwilk six-foot wldo laid around lorted by local as well aa .out-of- Auriimiro Til. *}Q1 and own business men, Advertisements Designed for Living loleplione *5H1 (he building. Tho ball grounds will appearing regularly tell the storyv-» 27 HARRISON AVENUE Tel. R. B. 206 RED BANK be Medsd with grass seed. Advertisement, . . RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1 • . - . NOTICE, >' ••••*-*..' Iettors across the top margin, with and wjnter resort wlthjrpod accom- 1 to FAIR TRADING COMPAQ*. Bod» Ooi' 1 tho dates "183T-193T on tho bottcni modations. . Coveted ^- banvaabaek margin. . " 'V of »n Otdar of th. Court ol ducks are found near Bay Vlow. New The World Of As a fashionable young man, Push- Checoryo! NMIIIM. <•.•">• o»i U5 ** Bern Is bordered for many miles by kin mixed In the gayest society of St. of the df..»''» forests of statoly trees festooned with Petersburg. His mother's grandfath- n unl Loan l garlands of Spanish moas. Tho city er was an Ethiopian whom Peter the hahh eorponUU. 1». compcomplainant.l nt.f- « *W H. Snurooun B h is Intriguing with Its old buildings, Great ennobled. Pushkin was exiled l W narrow streets, and many historipal to Southern Russia for writing his markors. Beaufort and. Morohcad "Ode to Liberty." Thoro he took part
.•.-•taw with cmtlclni; beaches and watoi The •> d bill Is fllod to .foweloM » "'•' Brltlsli again, ' But the czar liked hlni. Ho n 1 issuo stamps bear- t»ln martBoje given by Htlon B. 8b« >0J" -| ports of«all kinds, and aro In a su- was mortally wounded In a duel and duMMd to Tho HlBWandi Building in} picmo hunting and flshing area. Be- Ing tho head ol died before his 88th birthday? SSAtotB°»rA^o"litfi;.T;Sd>-cM»orfU.datel bSdy conjoint* d»t.dJ tween tho AUnntlc and Pamllco KlnyGeorgoVI. the m««onth day of fy«rt«r..lM>, o» It has an Among Pushkin's more famous Sound la 'tho Hanos-Lasslter State writings are his poetical tales, "Borli lands In tho Dorougt. ol High anoa^ In the nounced 6 regular County of Bonroouth and 8tato of New Game Rofugo and Pork, ono of th< series, to DO ready Godunov" and "Eugen Onogln," anii JerseyJ and you, fair Trading Company, a llncot migratory wlld-fpwl feeding- the flrst of April, his short otory, "The Queen ' corporation, are made a defendant •.be; grounds In America. Wilmington, 20 using a.full-face Spades." cauio you npld"a judgment agalnat Albeit i miles -from tho mouth of Capo Feal view of tho king H. Bhamoun, tho heir-at-law of th«: laid river, Is an Important port, lmmons in a business suit. Helen B. Shemoun, deeeaeed, whlrt la a Denominations of Two more stamps have been re- shirts only to a com' lien on the lande described In earn mort. . PTERS6Ye»raor ScrvfcK^^frJ^fSS^ZE^ cotton compresses may bo seen along moved, from tho list of those avail- s» i wOl travel to every state^m foe Union. Theap settcra end the waterfront and cotton and thi 1, 2 and 8 cents V the trip wfllcnrttaneforalleata Wff. Fouovtb* vhtte able at the Phllatollo Agency. The petent laundry! We One veeUr, btsteninj et tho star ro*# found many line towns and cities, not vllle Woman's,college. Some of the Lawrencevillo school arid was grad- poiol forme In tho man nor designated, most beautiful portions of the en- rtislness suit, turn-down collar and amounted to 331,000, as compared so large as- we might have in the uated from Princeton college in 1934. four-in-hand tie. with 320,888 covers bearing the So therein and required by the ipoclflcatlgm,^ North, but they are well kept and chanting Blue Ridge Mountains are Ho Is in his last year at Harvard must bo enclosed In sealed envelopoi bunr-i, near by. Caesar's Head, 30 miles to Honoring: Pushkin. stamps. Inff the namo and address of the bidder well supplied with fine homes and ,w school. The wedding will take anil name of work on outside, addremd ta« the west, has been renowned as a Alexander C. Pushkin (179W837), Tho receipts In money amounted tho Board of Chosen Freeholders of tho^ business places. - >lace early In July. :o $62,188.50 divided $46,686.84 for tho Columbia, the capital city of summer resort for more than a half tho Russian poet who took an active County of Monmouth and must ba accom- century. Blue Ridge Forest, Wai- part in liberal movements of his day, 'hllatello Agency and J15.602.72 for panied by fl. Bonding Certificate and a South Carolina, is a very thrifty city receives philatelic honors from tho :ho Washington Clty^postofllcc. This Certified Check, drawn to the order of th* < and I spont a very pleasant time with halla and Chick Springs are delight- CLUB BEGINS FLOWEB WOBK. County Treasurer, for not leia than, ten ful Blue Ridge Mountain resorts, Soviet union on tho centenary of his mm represents 1,554,714 stamps. The appearance of your home per cent (10%) oE tho amount bid and •» Governor Johnson and his very effi- Holmdel Sylvan Club Held Meeting death. be delivered at the place and on the hour t cient secretary Powell, and like al- magnets which attract many summer . O. Descriptive Stamp Booklet. above named, The standard proposal I most every other state officials I have visitors. Walballa offers good deer Last Wednesday. form will b« furnished upon application to '," This booklet which was to bo ready th» Englnoor. , * met on this trip, they wanted to hunting In season. Spartansburg, so The members of tho Holmdel Syl- depends upon the condition of your called because of the hardiness and ihortly after tho flrst of January Is The rlifht Is renorvod to reject liny or ' know what I thought of the Lind- an club held their regular meeting itlll In tho process of printing and nil bids It deomod to the Interest at tha i bergh case and the New Deal. These perseverance of its early colonists, la County io to do. , Wednesday afternoon of last week In latest reports from tho Department Dy ordor of tho Board of Chosen Free- .' two questions are the leading ques- an Important textile manufacturing tho Holmdel school. Kulalio Fran- Rugs, Drapes and Curtains.» For town at the foot of tho Blue Ridge indicate there will still be several holders of tho County of Monmouth. h tions ssked me in every state. president of the club, was In weeks before it will be announced for RAYMOND L. WYCKOFP, t The farm sections of these states Mountains. Rainbow Lake and other harge. The program for tho meet- Director, f beauty spots will be found In the sale to tho public. Until tho cover thorough cleansing EDWARD C. BROECE. f or* fairly good. Almost all tbo houses tig was in charge of the first group and binding have been decided upon Cleric. - •• h used by the colored and some whites, tree-clad bills surrounding tho city. the twig committee which con The waters of Glenn and Campobollo no. price for the booklet can be esti- Date, March 17th, 1537. \ have no glass In the windows 'and sted of Myra Francis, Tylee Seul- mated. ' doors, whatsoever. The windows' are Springs, near by, have definite medici- Jibrpo and Eulalie Francis. A bird nal value. Proofs of the 5o Army-Navy stamps SEND THEM TO IN. CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. simply holes through the walls of the feeding station and a bird house has :o expected any day now and after 1I7/6B4 house with a wooden blind on hinges, In North Carolina, wo have Roan- cen erected in the trees on the To MARY EISENBOOTH. BENJAMIN approval the definite date of Issue EISENBOOTH and THE JEWISH AGRI- which is closed when it rains or at oke Island, which was established by chool property. A donation of feed Using two designs', the V, 8. S. R. CULTURAL SOCIETY, INC.. a corporar that Ill-fated English colony of 150 will be announced. .No changes are night. Each, room la these houses, if von by Mr. Storn proved- very ef- postofllco has prepared a set of six planned from the original announce- tlon of tho State of New York! there are more than one, have large men, women and children, which so ctlve in attracting birds to the itamps and a souvenir sheet Push- By virtue of an order of tho Court of completely disappeared during the ment of having the Army stamp is- Chancery of Now Jersey, made on the day fireplaces in them. If there are leodlng station. kin's portrait, with a manuscript and sued at West Point and tho Navy of the date hereof, In a cause wherein Citi- two rooms, you will see two big chim- three-year absence of the colonizing lyre in the background, appears on zens Building: and Loan Association of Rod Three new members, Ruth Long- the 10-kopok brown, 20-lt bluo green stamp at Annapolis.—Rice's Weekly Dank. • corporation of the State of New neys. If there are four rooms, you sblp that the only .clue was a log :reet, Purvis Strawhand and Ralph see four chimneys. This Is true even stockade with the word "Croatan," and 40-k red brown. His statue, "•ostal News. Jersey, Is complainant and you are defend- organ were Initiated. The commlt- erected in Moscow In 1880, is shown Cleaners • Dyers - Launderers ants, you are required to appear, and an- In the fine homes, which of course name of a powerful Indian chief, ec in charge of initiation was Deris igainst a lyre on the 50-k blue, 80-k swer to the complainant bill on, or before have glass windows. Yet we counted burned on a near-by tree. The Island the twenty-fourth day of May, next, or tho Wahar,. Joseph Lefsky, Pearl Stern cd and l-ruble green. Across the Left a Big Estate. said bill will be taken aa confessed against as many as seven chimneys on oneIs reached over a 17-mile, hard-sur- .nd Henry Lohse. op of both designs runs "A. C. Push- you. house. faced, ocean-shore drive. The Fort Mro. Jessie T. Godfrey of Spring Tel. 2800. Sinco most of tho members of the tfn 1837" (Russian spelling), and The said bill Is filed to forecloiur* ft North Carolina Is tho birthplace of Raleigh State Park, on tho Island, In- ilsewhere appears the date 1037. Lake was left tho entire estate of certain morttfoiro made by Benjamin Els- Andrew Johnson, the 17th President cludes the Bite of old Fort Raleigh, ub aro planning to grow flowers The two-stamp souvenir sheet, her husband, the late Frederick S. onbooth and Mury Elsonbooth, hts wife, to :his year, tho county club agent out- irinted In brown. Includes ono of 70-76 WHITE ST., RED BANK Clllions Building and Loan Association of of the United States, and has many built In 1555. Edcnton has one of the odfrcy, lace company executive and Red Bank, dated Juno 26. 1020, In the sum very attractive playgrounds and largest shad and herring fishing in- incd plans for tho work and dls-each design—the 10- and 50-kopek. lotel owner. His estate has been of $2,BOO, recorded In the Clerk's Offlcc of places of interest to all classes of peo- dustries in the South. An old town, ussed suggestions as to how' last Pushkin's name Is printed In large ppralsed at $954,78! net. the County of Monmouth In Book BU of ear's flower work could be Im- Mortgages, pose 221,-etc., and you, Mary ple. One of the most noted spots for It has many historic buildings, monu- Eisenbooth. are mode a party because you sports and the rich of our nation, Is ments and stately homes. Washing- iroved. The members are to submit executed-the—bomJ™and-morts«iro -being— %, _Pinehurat,_wiUi_lts more_than-ilve ton—was—the—first—American —town ans_ for_thelr_gardens-at -tho-nexl foreclosed and because you are tho record £& ieeting -which will be held on Wed- owner of the premises covered by the hundred miles of bridle path for named for George Washington. Its mortgage being foreclosed, and you, Ban- horseback riders. We drove around chief Industries are farming and oys- lesday, April 14. It Is hoped that lamln Elienbooth, are made a party dc- ter fishing. Bath, 17 miles east of iy this tlmo someone In the locality Jandant became you executed the bond the outskirts of this fine place and and mortgage betas foreclosed And be< saw many of the flne homes and Washington, on the Pamllco river, Is ill havo been located who can causa as the huib&nd of Mary Etsenbooth. drives through the great pine forests tho oldest town In North Carolina, In- ther grow plants for the member* the record owner of the mortgaged prem- corporated -In 1705. It is said that ir who will have space available in ises, you may claim some Interest In said of this great state. premUes by way of cutteiy, or otherwise; We called on Governor Clyde R. many years earlier, this was a base' cold frame that can be used by and you. Tho Jewish Agricultural Soclsty, Hoey at Raleigh, the capital city, and of activity for the prlate Blackbeard. the members. lac A corporation of the State Of New •ms ushered Into bU flne private St. Thomas church, built In 1734, still York, ar« ms.d« % patty defendant mteaui* tands. One of the quickest ways to flnrl a you are the holder of a mortgag* corerlnsj efBce and found him to be a typical )b Is to advertise In The Regls- the premises rnontloned and described 1B Southern gentleman dressed In bis Bay View, two miles from Bath, on th» bill of complaint herein. r's Want Department—Advertise- Dated March 22, 1007. long tails and tie. He was tall, dig- :he Pamllco river. Is a flne summer ment. APPLEGATB. SIEV ,- Solicitor! of Complainant. P. 0. Addre.it l< Broad Street. Red Eink. Now J«rt«j. Monmouth County Surroiata'a Office. In the natter of the estate ot William W. Wyman, deceased. Notice to oredltore ia present elalms affalnbt estate. Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. Don- •hay. Surrogate of the County of Hon- moutb, made on the-fourth day of March, 1037, on the application of W. Harry Po»- tent administrator of the estate ot William W, Wyman, decocted, notice la. hereby Elven to the creditors of seld deceased to exhibit to the subscriber, administrator u aforesaid, tholr dobts and demanda agalost tha said estate, under oath, within six months from tha date of the aforesaid or- der, or they will bo forever barred of tholr actlona therefor against the said sub- '"pa'ted Freehold, N. J.; March «. 11137. W. HARRY POSTEK, 62 Memorial Parkway. Atlantic Hlshlanda, N. J., Administrator. SF YOU PAY THi f»E*8CE OF A LA SAIL! Snyder, Koharte & Plilsbury, Atlantic Highlands, N. J., • • , Proctors. MA§€i SURg THAT YOU GST A LA SALLE NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Of ACCOUNT Eatate of Mary R. Patterion. doceaaed, 'Kotlca la horehy slvon that the accoupti of tbo eubicrlbar, executor of tho eitate of aald deceaied, will be audited end etated by the Surrogate of the County of Mon- mouth and reported for lettlement to the Orphane Court of aald County, on Thuri- day, the twenty.aecond day of Aprtti A. D. 1887. at lOtOO o'clock a. m.» at which time application will be made for the allowance of commlaitone and counsel feoa. :' : Dated March », A. D. 1087. ALBERT LBININC, 1 Fourth Street. Weehawken. N. J.. Efroculor* Eight American motor car manufacturers Kappoa & Rllle, Kaqi.. 70ft Berfrontlno Ave.. now have models costing more than a La Salle. Union City.* N. J., •• , Procton. So bo certain when yon pay the price of a La NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Estate ot Hlll.rd 7. Cornwell, Jr.. de- Salle—that you get a La Salle! . , . If you ceaiod. '- . Nptlco la hereby fflven that the-account" pay the price of a La Salle, make sure that get' La Salle safety—the big* Yelvet-action - - the lubiorlber, executor and trustee of the estate of aald deceased, will he audited you get La Salle performance—performance brakes . . , the finger-tip steering • • . the and stated by the Surrogate of the County of Monmouth and reported for aettlemant to the Orphine Court of aald County, on that could only come from a 125-horsepower Unisteel Body by Fisher... the sturdy Cadillac Thursday, tho twonty-iocond dny of April. A. D. 1037. at 10:00 o'clock a: m.. at aattaarosto Cadillao V-8 engine. . . . Make sure that you construction. •«. Make sure that you get which tine application will ba made for the allowance of commission, and counsel fees, . La Salle boauty, La Solla comfort, La Sails Dated March 1, A. D. 1097. Don't tend furnace the balance of this heating season. E. ALLAIRE CORNWALL, endurance. , . . And, above all, make sure a* Bcoad'Bt., Red Dank, N. J.; Take advantage of our remarkable, oiler to Install the , , Kxecutor and Trustee. that yon get La Salle prestige. It means a Applegate. Stevons, Foster A Essoburoer now. No budgefpayment until September. CADILLAC-BUILT Itoussllle, This great oil burner I* backed by the oil Industry'* Bed Dank. N. J., lot in satisfaction to know that you are driv- Proctors. lender nod over 40 yean of burner making. Economi- AS IOW AS/ cal, reliable, long-lived. A size for any furnace, any ing a car designed and built by Cadillac. , . ,'• Monmouth County Surroiate'e Office. In the matter ot the estate ot Lewis V. pockotbook.nlao complete oil-burning boilers and worm —... PER WIEK Come in today—and LOOK AT LA SALLE I Preston, docensed, ON MONTHLY BUDGET PLAN Notice to creditors to present claims air condMonlngjqnlta. Investigate todayt against estate. Pursuant to tho order of Joseph L, Dpn- •"--•-• MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY —«•— *Ddlvansd prioi at Detroit, Mich., $1095 and up, tubject ahay, Surrogate of the County of Men- Standard Oil Co. ef N. J. 48-E mouth, made on the third day of March, Standard Oil Co. of N. J. to change without notice. This price includes all stand- 087, on the application of William P. T. 2D Spring St, West Oranit, N. J. 'roiton, sole executor of the eitate of 153 Tcarl Bt, Bed Bank, If. J. Without Buy obligation, plcaao nend full Information rMardln£ th ard aeedsories. Traniportation, Slate and Local Sain .*wla T. Preston, deceased, notice la bers- Mwewoburnwaodjour Uitd RlbUlPlfSIi >T given to the oredltora of said deeooMd. rhoue 098. - Nemo... Taxes, Optimal Accessories and Equipment—Extra. to exhibit to tho aubaortber. aole executor aa aforeaald. their debu and demand, Strut and No against the ,ald esute, under oath, within Cttriad State six months from the date) of th* aforaeild order, or - they will bo forever barred tit 1SS0HIAT-THE UNIFORM FUEL Oil their aotlone therefor against the aald sob. atod Freehold, N. J., March S. 1017. We sell Eesoheat, the unvarying high quality fuel WILLtAU P. T.PnESTON. oU Insured by 17 tests In the world's loading oil , „ « . • Wostbury. Nassau Co., N. If. Wall, Height, Carey iUartpcnce. laboratories. Call us today for a delivery. 36 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK, NEW JERSEY IB Exchange Placa, PHONI NBABIST OmClitSTID ABOVH Jersey City, N. J.. ' Proctors. Thn road to botter arid blRROi- bunt, ncua loada throURh Thn Reilstor'f od- vtrtlnlnir columau,—Advortfoomont.. RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937. Page Thirteen board of health, in a communica- and sons Bobby and Arthur of • Want Commission Enjoined. Rumson Resident. tion reported that tho salary of Dr. Maplewood. Tho Asbury Park Commission htiS the 1936 Beach commission law,! JEWELRY REPAIRING ffidwln E. Stewart, health officer, had, Miss Emma'Morrcll of tho Holm granted a stay until arguments could I Here's Inexpensive filed with, tho Court or Errors and Watcbes, Clock* and Jewelry Cleanad nod been Increased $50 a year. His salary' del turnplko entertained Sunday Mr. Appeals Its requi'Bt to enjoin n stato- bo heard by tho higher court. Tho RepaireR d nt Hontonabtt* >'rlc«il . Makes Protest To is now 1380. Mrs. Ivlna also reported nppllcatlon. referring only to an In- Worli Ctiitnmiced fpr Ono Y«r and • Mia. Harold Sperry of New controlletlldd beachbh , commissioi n pending junction, railed for n, hearing April that tho board has engaged August Haven, Connecticut. Mrs, Sporry Is l p Floor Beauty for Dpinbrosltlto carry on tho moagulto Miss Morrell's nlcco and at one tlmo 1; ImItt thoth' .court .\v)ll not return,, to - Borough Council 11 11 111 LMW.I •••"• .•vrj-CTsfi.i'ritvc.'s feinaio:tj idx ^^i^^^ajfi-Msa/™''^" "' * ' at A snlnry of 1100 n month. school. Dho iu lliu former- Miss Ade- W. F. Boland, Who Moved Andrew F. Zerr, relief director, re line Stone. There Six Months Ago, Tells ported 12 families, representing 59 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur faoath of persona, wero on relief, and that 27 Falrlawn'i spent Sunday with Mrs Officials of Damage to His men on the unemployed list were Heath's parents, Mr.'and Mrs. Prank Property by Hoodlums. working on tha school grounds. Hyer of Crawford's Corner. An application was made by tho A chimney flro was discovered In Jersey Central Power and Light Co. tho Charles I. Young houso occupied Complaints of hoodlumlsm wero to lay conduits In certain streets In hyJoseph Lowle, Friday night. Th9 made to the Rumeon mayor and West Park for an emergency feeder fire was gotten out by members of council last Thursday night by a pri- line for tha borough in tho oven vate citizen and an-official. W. F. tho company without calling out the Boland, who moved to Rumson six trouble develops from tho regular apparatus, Specially Designed and Priced Low months ago, told of damage dono to lines. The nowlino will be laid Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Bailey of New Armstrong's his property, and James P. Bruce, a across tho river and-connect with a the Holmdel turnplko entertained member of tho council, said boys had now lino in Sea Bright. Tho applica- Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Augustus B6- thrown stones against tho sldo of his tion won referred to the borough en- gart and daughtor June and Mr. and For Our Quaker Rugs house, gineer, Lionel W. Lancaster, and thoMrs. Harry Bailey of Keyport, Mr. Mr. Boland bought tho Mattle publlo utilities committee,-with pow- and Mrs. Ernest Bailey of -Spring , Delightfully color- Whits property on Rlvor road, a er to act. Lake. ful Quaker .Rugs, short distance cost ot tho Presby- Letters wore received from Sena- with the .sleek, terian ohurch, and has been making tor A. Harry Moore and Congress 1937 SRRIN6 OPENING smooth surface that extensive Improvements to tho house man William H. Sutphln, acknow CoIt'sNecK. j and grounds, Ho told the council of lodging receipt of a letter from the is so,easy to keep a series of incidents, beginning with council relatlvo to tho county pro; (Tha Bed Bank Betliter can ba bought clean: ' The new- the removal of a name sign several Ject for a new bridge from Rumson Bt tb« ilort ot Louli Plotkln.) mellow1 tone mar- . . times from his property to the de-to MIddletown, and promising: their During April Rev. P. Alvln Lang- bles, shaded tiles, struction of masonry work on a brick support. •With will preach sermons on topics ! pillar at his driveway entrance He suggested by members of his congre- flowered.patterns ,,> - built a sea wall in front ot his prop gation. Next Sunday the subject will - and thq nursery orty to prevent erosion of tho shore Hazlet. bo "Lessons from the Epistles of play rugs are suit- - and boys threw Btones from the wall James." able for every rpom Into tho river. (The Red Bank Itoalster can Le bough Mrs. Joseph Morcau continues to Tho damage to the brick pillar, he In Harlot from MM. Edna M. W. Pcioux.1 show steady improvement. Sho re- in the Home. • Pull Bald, was dono several hours after a Mrs. Hobart Johnson of Matawan cently returned homo after having range of sizes, regu- mason had finished his work. The Mrs. Joseph Gavel of Falrvllle, Mrs. undergone an operation. lar, long and nar- mason covered the top of the pillar Gus Flsclilowltiz and Mrs. Emma T. A mooting of the consistory of tho ; row, and. .extra with a hood. This was taken off, the Rudlger spent Tuesday at Newark Reformed church .will be held Mon- large. And so rea- work done by tbo mason ruined, and and Plainllold, day .night at the home of William who did It," said Mr. Boland, who Tho Hazlet lumber yard will open Thompson. 4.40x21 . . $5.08 sonably , priced for , the hood replaced. "It waa no child this week for business on the Wai William Moreau'has resumed his . the modest budget. explained that a child would not tor D, Swartzel property, opposite studies at Mlddlebury college' after 4.75x19 . havo been strong enough to remove the Hazlet railroad station. The com- having spent tho Easter vacation at . $6.03 the brides as the cement had hard- pany will sell now and second-hand his home here. ened to & certain extent. . building material. H. D. S. Marshall Tho Helping circle of tho Reformed 5.25x17 . . $6.93 Rug Repairing and "The police have given me all the Is the manager. church will meet at the homo of Washing co-operation possible," Mr. Boland Miss Virginia Purdy, a student Mrs. Russell D, Heulitt next Wednes- 5.25x18 . . $7.20 stated, "but I am tired of such de- nurse In the Jersey City Medical day afternoon. The hostesses will be structive mischief and all that I ask Center, spent the week-end -with her Mrs. Lewis V, Snyder and Mrs. Clar- 6.00x16 . . $8.77 is that the authorities continue their mother, Mrs. I*. Purdy of Seabrook ence Willett. Armitage & Baynton vlgilanco until the perpetrators are Manor. Miss Dorothy Conover has re- found. I understand that treatment sumed her college studies at South- "The Bug Store" Kobert Everdell of Brallley lane Is as I have received at tho hands confined to his home with sickness. ern seminary in Virginia after hav- of these vandals is the exception In ing spent tho Easter season with her Frank Van Syckle 42 Monmouth Street Rumson, and not tho rule, and If so Mrs. Joseph L. Lovett and Miss father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. why am I tho vlctom?" Mr. Boland Evelyn Lovett of Bethany roid were Hezeau Conover. Her parents mado rue Quick Road Sorvlco Tel. R. B. 427. . was assured that the officials will do Perth .Amboy visitors Tuesday. an automobilo trip to convey her The annual card party of tho Haz-home. ' and Delivery Phono 1201). Store open Mon., WcJ., Frl, all in thoir power to find tho culprits. let public school will bo held at the Mr, Bruco said a group of boys had Rev. F. Alvln Langwilh conducted Ill) W. Front St., nod Bank; and Sab evenings till 0 p. m. school tomorrow at 8 o'clock, taken handfuls of slag from the Mrs. Elmer Z. Dolson, Mrs. Emma communion service at tho Re- street and thrown the stones against T. Rudlger, Mrs. WinHeld Maurer formed church of Marlboro Thurs- his homo. Ho saidj that It he had nnd Mrs. George Finger attended tho day night and took part in a Good caught any ot the crowd the young- monthly meeting of tho United Wom- Friday union scrvico at Red Bank. PEACH TREES ster would have remembered tho in-en's Republican club of Mcnmouth Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris and Wo can furnish tie following varlttlei: Maule'i Earlr, Cumberland, R«d cident for a long time to come. "I Mrs. Firth of Neptune, formerly of Bird, Hlley Belle, N. J, No. 00, Golden Jubllos. Belle of Georgia, Blbtrta, county held Friday at tho Elks club, J. II. Hnlo, Globe Whlto, Roberto, Krummflla October and Iron' Mountain, In am 82," said Mr, Bruce, "but I would Red Bank. this place, called on friends hero Fri- 4 to S ft., at (2.B0 par 10, 410.00 no,- 100 I 8Vj to 5 ft., at (2.00 per 10, have been ablo to handle the situa- day. Mr. Morris recently accepted $18.00 par 100; 3 to 4 ft. It |1.7B per 10, $17.00 per 100, and Adams Late tion without the aid of the police." Hazlet Boy Scout troop will hold a position at Long Island. In 4 to 6 ft. Rite only. ' Mr. a pancake supper In the We havo u few N, J, No. 66, Belle of Georgia? and Golden Jubilee, 2 to Good Friday night a communion 3 ft., at 11.60 per 10. service was held at tho Reformed night without lights. "We passed an church.- Selections were rendered by APPLE TREES Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sloat of Staymani, 2 year. 5 to 7 ft., $6.80 per 10, $56.00 per 100. ordinance against such practice re- a quartet consisting of Austin Buck, English Codllnn. 1 year. 4 to 6 It..' tS.SO s>er 10, $25.00 cor 100 cently and It should be enforoed," he the Holmdel turnpike entertained Donald Matthews and William, and Dolleloin, 2 yonr, 0 to 6 ft., $6.00 por 10. declared. over tho week-end Mr, and Mrs. Har-Joseph Moreau. Two selections wero A full Hat In 2 to 3 ft. small whlpa, $2.00 per 19, «18.00 l'Cr 100. The council granted a retail con- ry Sloat of Jersey City. enfiered by the young people's choir Most varieties, 1 JUT, 8 to 4 It. $3.00 jior 10; 425.00 Dor 100. umptlon license to tho Rldo corpor- Mr. and Mrs. Wallaco McGreagor it the Easter morning service. [KROEHLIRj FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS joratlon, which will operate Rumson and son Wallace, Jr., of Bast Orange Bernlce Latigwith, Betty McIU- Our list of varieties Include those best suited to tils section. inn on Washington street The oSt-visited relatives In Hazlet Sunday. vaine and William Gorman are un- Simple Modern for^JXsaumnating^Tastes ;ersj)f the corporation areJRlchard Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Slmonson ablo-to-attend-achool~ou-account~of ' _ EVERBLOOMINGROSES of Rldgefleld ,and Everett SImonsoh ~Severitcon"o? tfio Knrdlost and best garden Everb loom Ins-Hybrid Teas. J, Doelger president; Elaine L. boel- being sick with measles. Helen Rey- Tha plnnts wo pITor nro ttio bcBt wo over BOW. 50c each, 3 for $1,20, gor of Red Bank vice president and of New York wero Sa'turday guests nolds has recovered from this ail- The famous Kroehler factories have built some . 10 for $3.50, 50 or moro nt $28,00 ror 100. Eileen M. Do'olgor of Rumson secre- ot Mr, and Mrs, Harry S. Cowles of ment. Send lor comploto list of jiursor/ stoclct tary and treasurer. Mr. Bruce voted tho Holmdel turnpike. marvelous values in modern living room furniture against the license. The Pyramid club of St. John'B Mrs. Bertlo Jeffrey, who has been Methodist church met at the home State Hospital. ... but none more beautiful than this. Luxurious obtaining signers to a petition favor- of Herbert VanBracklo Friday even- 1'hono 843-J. ". X Ing tho erection of a new bridge from Ing of last week. New eleetrlo light Miss Ruth Zlegler is spending innerspring construction, clean new filling mater- Rumson to tho MIddletown shore, fixtures in tho Sunday-school room .wo weeks' vacation in Florida. asked If the petitions should bo Hied wero-approved by tho club. A ban- Dr. William P. Thompson of Red ials and smart covering fabrics guarantee you last- 'NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT time application wIJl ba made for th* al- with tho council. As tho county Is quet will bo held by tho club April Bank visited tho hospital Saturday, Estate of Chariot Ft Soutltr. decoa»ej. lowance of coramlsilona "and counsel faci> 30 at tho To Cottage inn. March 27. ing satisfaction. See this suite tomorrow! We Notice Is hereby slvcn that tha accounts Dated March 22, A. D, 1087. endeavoring to get federal aid for of tho subscriber, administrator of the oa- FLETCHEIt SOUDER, ho new project, William A. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Lewis and Miss Vorna MacLelland has re- tato of »nlil dficoftBod. will be audited anil lUchwood. N. J,, wrough attorney, advised Mrs. Jof-Bon Charles, Mrs. Mary Pfluger and turned from a holiday trip to Wash- know you will be pleasantly surprised at the com- 'stated by tho Surroeato ot thu County of „ „ .. . Administrator. James Whaley of Crawford's Corner ington, D. C, Mount Vernon, Annnp- Monmouth and reported for settlement to 3. Huntley Beckett, Esq.. frey to present the petition to tho tho Ortfiarm Court of laid County, en 438 Market Street, sounty board of freeholders, motored to Laurel, Delaware, over >lls and Atlantic City. fort, style and LOW PRICE. Thursday, tho thirteenth day of May. A. Caroden. N. J,, Mrs. Georgo Ivlris, secretary of the the week-end, where they visited George B. Ross spont Thursday at » D. 1037, at lfliOO o'clock A. m., nt which Proctor. Horaco Whaley. Hew York. 1 Miss Eleanor Pfluger has returned Miss Elvira Castcllo spent.Friday USE Phone to her position at Keyport after bu- Morristcwn. ng confined to her home for the Miss Edith Buckalew spont •Tues- Red Bank past week with a cold. ay at her homo at South Amboy. YOUR Mr. and Mrs. H. Tlntlo and son Bobby of Pompton Plains were re Tho road to better and blEKor busi- CREDIT HERE cent guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo ness leads through Tho Register's ad- Kmmona of Bethany road. vertising columns,—Advertisement, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lupton and children of Elmhurat, Long Is- land, spent tho Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Latham f "> , the Holmdel turnpike. Mrs. Mario Hcrtlo of Bothanyroad Is confined to her homo with sick- ness. Mrs. Klizaboth Sussman, Andrew GIVES YOU ALL THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES... Reich, William Clifton and daughter Gcorgeanim of Brooklyn were Sun- STYLE,.PERFORMANCE AND CONSTRUCTION ... day guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Roya of Bethany road. NEW STREAMLINE BEACTF, the new Coolerator, will Georgo Smeraldo of Brallloy lane take Its place oppreprlotoly In tho most modern Jdtchen. spent the Easter holidays with his GOOLERATORS ARE BONDERIZIBD to prevent rn»t, tho father at East Orange. samo process aa Is used by many of (ho automobile com- Raymond Johnson, Eon of Mr. and panies. ' Mrs. Charles I* Johnson of tho Holm- DUIAJX FINISH Is used on Coolerator—three coats of gen- dol turnpike, celebrated his eighth uine high balm Dulux, most beautiful, durablo refrigerator birthday Saturday with a party. The finish known. afternoon was spent in playing E&rnoB. Raymond had two birthday OOOLpitATOR IS INSULATED with upoclal Coolorator In- cakes, one of which was decorated siUant up to 4 Inches thick. Exhauatlvo tests and careful with cdndlos, and ho also received a experiment have plainly shown that even* though moro ex- number of gifts. pensive It Is. In-our opinion, tho best commercial Insulation Leon Hardy of the Holmdel turn- avatlablo at this time pike has been confined to his home OTHER COOLERATOR PEATOTIES—White Dulux Ice for sovoral days with sickness. Compartmcnt-Speci« Mm and Oroam Compnrtmcnt-LIft- Lorraine Bozarth, a atudont at the up Shelve*—Nlchel Plated Copper Drain System—Sanitary Tronton Toachors college. Hlllwobd Glass Trap-Adjustable Lega-Piill-outi Baskets. Lakes, spent tho Easter vacation at PLUS TIIB COOLERATOR PATENTED AIR-CONDI- tho home of her parents, Mr. and TIONKD CHAMBER, Coolorator gives you uniformly cold, Mrs. John B. Bozarth. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Z. Dolson of, wished, humidified, circulated air. Tho water from tho Bethany road had aa tholr Eaater molting Ice nbsotbB food bdon and curries them away. fjuoata Mr.- and MrB. Otto Dolson of © ORrSTAI. CLEAR HARD E710ZICN ICE CUBES IN FIVE Dobb's Fotiy, Now York, Mr. ami MINUTES with tbo, Coolerator Ico Cuber. Mrs. John Doteon of Brooklyn and FROZEN DESSEBT8 In losa-than halt an hour with the Mr. nnd Mrs. Valda Dolson nnd Har- Ioy-Chof, ry Post of Keyport and Lymon Mor- ris of Matawan. THE NEW Am-CONDITIONED COOLERATOR KEEPS Mrs. Harold Dean and daughter FOODS FRESHER AT ONE-HALF THE COST. Holon aro confined to their homes with sloknoBs. Mrs, Ernest E. Pcaoux and (laugh- TUNE IN tor Edna Wanda and Miss Qraco II. In many sections of the country gas heating is still expensive. In others It'a EVERY SUNDAY ASK FOR Sim Only */|f Wo'lgand wore Nowark visitors almost ns inexpensive as it is in the area we serve, but people enn't. prove it to« STATION WEAF Thursday. ' 10100 P. M. OthorB low on »8».2« Mies Marlon L. Pcseuit, a studont their own satisfaction without "talcing the leap" and buying the necessary equip- 10-DAY at the Trenton Teacher* college at ment for ROS heating, _ < • GLAliYS SWARTIIOVT Hlllwood Lakes spont tho Eastctf va- FRANK CHAPMAN cation with her parents, Mr. and nnd if Famous Orchcitra FREE TRIAL „ Convenient Easy Terms Mrs. Edwin R. Pcsoux. Here in your own community it costs less to heat with goa than with nny other Mbmbora of Hazlot flro company form of "automatic fuel,"1 and you can prove its superiority and its economy right held a flro drill Monday evening •which" was attohded by 10 actlvo in your home for a year without risking a dime) 'Cold ALONE Is fer Enough! momboro. Fields near tho St. John's "t . • Methodist' church and- the homo of Mrs. John Morroll, Conklln'o restaur- -Thank-youi^8tar3-thcrc'8no~earthly-ncecl-of ever tendingo-furnnco or ordering, ant and tho Old Dutch Tavern woro fuel again I Take the first step by consulting your Jersey Central office nt once. burnod to prevent fires In tho fu- There is no expense attached to deciding now Instead of next fall, nnd there nra>.-=' have nn auction of Ma livis stock lll i tit I or fomMlfth pint); except, however, NOTICE TO AT.T. LICENSEES. wlillq in transit. Investigation does that nny licensed manufacturer or jnd farm implements Saturday. The The dangora Inherent In tho sale not indicate any abtisos JCxeeplinL; wholesnler may soli whiskey or other sale will begin at 11 o'clock Iri'-the suchyales.'I have concltnled ih:st pos- distilled spirits to plenary retail.tran- morning, with Walter D. Fields of for off-premise3 consumption of session, nnd salo of nips by any retail sit.llcensees In containers of not more liquor In miniature containers of two licensee within this state rliall no ab- than two ounces or not less than ono- -olt's Neck as auctioneer. An ac- 'Ounces or less, generally known as solutely prohibited. tenth gallon. credited herd of fifteen cattlo will bo "nips," became apparent shortly sf- It Is reenftnized that siu'h prohibi- itruck off. Mr. Vogel-is retiring: from ter Repeal. Becauso of their cheap tion will'be burdensome to rertaln D. Frederick Burnett. lalry farming in order to'devote his ,price ,, usually two for a quarter,, they. restaurants which have .-adopted Ihc ntirc attention to his butcher bus- were particularly attractive to youns-1 general u.=e of nips'as a distinctive stars, who consumed them on the I method of service for on-premlsNavy or Printed blade Chiffon theer In navy jacket dubonnet, dress Copen, wtth black. lingerie) BROAD AND WHITE STREETS trim. FOR REAL SAVINGS VISIT OUR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.
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HONOR EX-FIRE CHIEF Methodists To Howard Whitf ield Reformed Church in Give Minstrel Returns From Trip Has Annual Meeting The annual meeting of tho congre- gation of tho Reformed church was At School Hall To South America held last night in tho social hall of tho church. Tho budget for thoncw Married Couples' Bible Claw to He Writes to The Register About fiscal year waa adopted and reports of church ofTlcci* and officers of Present Performance Tonight Sidewalk Displays of Food— various church societies were ac- and Tomorrow Night—Door Atks Co-operation of Board cepted. ; Rev. W. Cattnan Trembath, pas- Sale Both Nights. of Health. tor of tho church, was elected pres- • ident of tho consistory. Harry T. Everything is In readiness for tho Howard Whltfleld of Red Bank Snlffen was mado vice president, Two Large Sections of His Married Couple's Bible class minstrel and New York returned homo Hrlday Francis W. Many clerk and William show to bo hold tonight and tomor- from a trip of 45 days In South Wilson treasurer. Business Men's Town's Most Valuable Res- Main Residence, Old Property Bought row night at the Red Bank CathoIIo America. Ho reports having had a M. V. Hombllng was named chair- high 'school auditorium. Both per- wonderful time. His trip through man of tho finance committee, the Show Plans Are idential Property Pur- Oake, Will Be Connect- formances will start at 8:15 o'clock. tho Straits of Magellan, tho recep- other members being Harry T. Snlf- As An Investment More than 1,000 tickets .havo al- tion which ho received from the Ro- fen, N. E. Erlckaon, William Wilson chased by Syndicate of V ready been sold and arrangements tary club of Magallancs and the and F. V. Many. ' Well Advanced 1 scenery of Rio de Janeiro are men- ed Together. 1 i have been made for a door sale on A supper was served before tho Buildings at the Comer of tioned by him as tbo most outstand- meeting. Mrs. Developers. both nights. Charles K. Champlln, ing features of his vacation. Henry Wells was General Committee Reported Shrewsbury Avenue and Leon- director,, hea boen conducting ho- chairman of the committee. In hearsals for. the past several weeks .Rio de Janeiro, Mr. Whltfleld says. charge. This Morning That Practically ard Street Purchased by Mrs. In preparation for' probably one ot Is tho most beautiful city in the Five Borden Homes To JAMES L. VAUGHN. world so far as natural scenery Is Half of the Booth Space Has • "*. . . . Ida Cohen. ; ' the best shows ever,to be presented Plots To Be Put On * by Rod Bank talent Floyd Imlay'a concerned: Mr. Wbltfleld la perhaps Been Allotted. Red Bank's greatest globo trotter, j Merritt Machine Be In Row On Shore Tho business property at the orchestra will play, with Mrs, Josepb Testimonial For Valleau at the plano^ ,- having been around tho world sev- northeast corner of Shrewsbury ave- eral times, and ho knows whereof he Shop Opens New The General Show committee, Market Next Month nue and Leonard street. Red Bank, Those taking part will Include- speaks. He describes tho Rotary charge of plans for tho Red Banh Two sections of the rcsidencq of was bought yesterday by Mrs, Ida Retiring Chief Ralph Smith, Interlocutor; Roger club at Magallanes as tho quaintest business show to bo held next-month, Goneral Howard 'S. Bordon at Old Cohen as an Investment, It was "Bill" Wymbs, Kenneth "Shy" Wood- of Its kind In tho world. The Rotary announced this morning that the sa ward, William Mumford and Roy In- Plant Saturday Tower Hill, residence of tho late Oaks, Rumson, are bolng moved to owned by Mayor Augustus M. Mhiton club of Red Bank has Invited Mr. of booth space had reached tho hal: Uzal H. McCnrter nnd.tho most valu- a now location on tho estate. There of Fair Haven, and the broker In the James L. Vaughn scoc, end men; George Delatusb, Whltfleld to give a talk about his way mark. The committee also re- able residential property at Red tho two sections will be Joined to- transaction was H, V. R. H. Stout. Charles Meeker, . Floyd Imlay and trip. He has accepted tho Invitation, Frank Merrit, Proprietor, ported that a large number of local Bank, is being mapped for develop- gether to becomo tho future homo of Tho property has frontages of 60 Ernest Zlngerman, harmony four, but the date when he will speak has Welcome Guests on Tour o business men have, made tentativt ment and will soon bo placed on the Mr. Borden's daughter, Miss Doris foot on Shrewsbury avenuo and 105 More Than 80 Firemen Attended members of the Craft Choristers not been fixed! % reservations subject to final decisloi market for homo sites In plots of ono Bordon, who Is to wed William club; Mrs. Harold Otten, Mrs. Wil- Inspection—Modern Buildin on tho amount of space desired. Som< acre or more. feet on Leonard street. It Is almost Dinner Last Night at Stalder's liam Mumford, Mrs. William Brad- One of tho first things Mr: Whit- Board man Leonard, also of Rumson, ontlrely covered with buildings which field did after returning home was who have asked for a single boott 1 May 14. Tavern—Jacob Bloom Takes ley, Mrs. Ralph Russell, Harold Fer- Replaces Old Landmark. Red Bank's leading mystery, that aro occupied by Jacob Landau's to write a letter to The Register rel- contemplato that they will need pos- of who bought the property! has boon Ono secton, 30x35 feet, Is bolng ry, Roy Inscoe and Fred Ayres, sibly two or three spaces by vlrtm pharmacyj Joseph Wlgdorwlt/s cloth- ^Qyer Chief's Duties. and Miss Dorothy Curchln, waltz clog atlvo to the complaint made by Dr. The grand opening of Merritt Ma partially solved. The buyer la a syn- takon from tho northwest wing. This Ing store and'a Jewish bakery. The Samuel W. Hausman, a member of of co-operation they hope toreceiv dicate whoso local representative Is shuffle dances; Mrs. Marlon Arcndes chfno shop's new two-story brlcl) from manufacturers from whom the; part Is throe stories high. Tho other principal building Is a two-story About 80 members of thoi Red the Red Bank board of hcalth,*and W. Raymond Johnson of 163 EaBt . section, 45x20 feet, Is two stories stoppers; Mrs. Roy Inscoe, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Hausman abput unsanitary side- structure on Mechanic street will bt purchase merchandise. structure enclosed with concrete and Bank fire department and guests lia__ m_ Mumford and Mrs, Fred Frlok, held Saturday. Tho last of the finish- Front street, Red Bank.' Who the high, and is tho part of the main with living apartrhonts- on the sec- walk displays of food. Mr. Whltfleld The committee hold a luncheon members of the syndicate arc has not houso located botweeri the squash from tho West Long Brancfanttiln- £7t"{j0 67a" Mother's trio; Mrs. Mar- owna the building on Broad street ing touches to the new building are ond floor for two families. croft flro companies attended a being put on this week for the cele meeting yestorday at tho Strand res- been revealed. . courts and tho music room. The two The property was hold at $10,000, vin. Rlchaol, Mrs, John Pohl, Mrs. rented by tho American Stores com- taurant and much enthusiasm was prise testimonial dlnncrllast night \ Fred Bucheror, Mrs. Ralph Teed, pany and It was alleged in the letter bratlon, at which tlmo favors will bo "Their names would not mean any- sections will bo moved about 200 feet and it 14 said to have been sold for Staldcr'a tavorn on Bridge avenuo f exhibited regarding the show nnd al- to tho west and will rest on a nowiy somowhat less than that amount. Tho Mrs. William Bradley, Miss Roberta that food was exhibited In front of distributed. The structure replaces thing if you published them, because James L. Vaughn, who/ one of Red Bank's oldest buildings. so on the progress made In the last no ono In this locality knows them," laid foundation. After tho two parts buyor and her husband, Nathan Mcltnhjht and Miss Lois Klotzifi, thla building. This assertion was en- two weeks! It Is anticipated that the ed as chief of the Red [Bank flro i flag' drill and William Bradley and tirely unfounded aa tho company in Frank Morritt, proprietor of the .said Robert Macdonald of the Allaire are connected togothor with a hall Cchen, conduct a clothing business partmont at midnight/last night b^ exhibitors will purchase every bit ol running tho ontlro width of tho house on Shrewsbury avenue, opposite tho Fred Bucheror, flag Bongs. question has never made sidewalk establishment, will be, on .hand to re- & Son agency yesterday In talking Jacob Bloom: Harold A. Hendrlc/ ceive visitors, who are welcome tc display space ' available and that al with a Register reporter. • tho Interior, will bo remodoled. Par- River street schoolbduso. The chorus will consist of Mrs. isplays at its present place of busi- tho last minute space will be at son, president of the Red Bankt Grace Carhart, Mrs. James Glselson, ness. . make a tour of Inspection..- Towerhlll, Incorporated, Is tho titions will bo torn out to form of education, was toastrnaster. premium. larger rooms and c,xtro,. bathrooms Mrs. Fred Ayrcs,-Mrs. Rhlney Ben- Tho main floor of the building wi' name under which the syndicate la will bo Installed, Addresses were made by Jose\ nett, Mrs. Harold Perry, Mrs. Ken- Tho letter from Mr. Whitileld is as be used to house equipment, ininot The show will be advertised ex- recorded. The Iccorporators are Miss Fix, Edmund Crelln, George Worth- neth Woodward, Mrs. John Van- 'ollows: parts and displays of various ma- tensively, and an elaborate enter- Mattlo VanBrunt, Miss Charlotte Whon. completed tho ground floor Gertrude Conway ley, John Many, Joseph Fox, Fritz tainment program Is being worked will comprlso a living room, dining Schoick, Kelby Warden and Ralph March 29, 1037. chinery. A secretary's office, a pri- ClmmblesB and Mlsa Gertrude Sboe- Dressier and William Crlspell, ex- Teed, assisted by others taking part Red Bank Register, vate oflice and a lavatory will be oi out by the Program committee. han,' who are in tho employ of the room, hall, pantry and Wtchen, while chlefa of the Red Bank fire depart- on tho second floor will be the main Joins Order Of in the show, Robert Reed will en- Red Bank, N. J, thfs floor. Flans are being made tc The local business firms who hav law firm of Qulnn, Parsons A Dorc- ment; Harold Davlson, deputy chief tertain with songs, Miss Roberts Mc- Looking over the past two months rent the second floor for business already definitely reserved space an mus. This provides llttlo clow aa to bedroom sulto, with drosslng, rooms of the Red Bank police department; tho real owners; as tinder the laws of and bath; two gucstB! rooms and Knlght will give swing and specialty eglsters upon my return from South ofllccs. J. C. Williams, Strand Peggy Shopp Sisters Of Mercy Councilman J. Albert VanScholck, dances and will present tap dance America I note the bit of nastlnesi Mr. Merritt stated that next yeai F. G. Jaudy, LaFreda Service, Armt- New Jersey the lncorporatois ot such bathB, a sleeping porch and servants' former fire commissioner; William stirred up by the doctor. I pride.my a company are not required to havs quarters. The room on the top floor specialties. Mrs, Ralph Russell will, ha is in hope of replacing the old tage & Baynton, Red Bank Regis Fair Haven Girl to be Known as Francis, Russell Hagerman, captain also give a special dance number. 3elF In not allowing even a scrap ol structure on the rear of his property ter, Straus Company, Sears-Roebuc a largo amount of stock. . • of tho throe-story section was used of tho West Long Branch flro com- paper to remain on any part of my : as a playroom when It was part of William Mumford and Fred Bucher- property; Harvey Basle knows this with a new building. Company, Fred Wikoff Company, Al Thomas P, Doremua of tho above Sieter Mary Conrad—More pany; Frank McCarron, third assist- er in "Heroes of Years Ago" will With the completion of the new lalre & Son Agency, Lawes Coal tho main rosldonco. Whether or not ant chief of the Mlddletown town- nd my properties aro always in ap- mentioned la.w firm, Is counsel for any change will be made to this Than SO St. James Church Introduce Harold Otten as Georg ple pie condition." I would suggest building Mr. Merritt has acquire Company, Long Branch Dally Rec- Towerhlll, Incorporated. The Incor- Bhlp Jlre department; Raymond Washington, Jack Dlrkslo as An- that the doctor meander in the real representation' for the Russell Elec- ord, Refrigerator Exchange, John I) room has not yot been decided. Members Attend Reception. Brower, Edward Murphy, Charles poration papers wero presented by drew Jackson,' James Giselson as of my property, sit down ulongald tric air-conditioning equipment an Allen Shoe Company, Louis Mendel, .him. • N, William P. Scott of Red Bank Is Rose of Sea Bright, Chief Bloom and Stark, Rhlney Bennett as Warren, of the Japanese flsh pond and get a the Chrysler alrtempt oil burner am Hesse's, Merritt Machine Shop, Sea the general contractor. Frank P. Miss Gertrude Conway, daughter of Mr. Vaughn^ whiff of the flowers - when they aro ^ Johnson la associated- with Marvin Rlchael as Davy Crockett; In broom, relax and smoke a goo< alr-conditionerr" He is also anagen Board lee Companyr MonmOutbT Pic Held has the electrical contraot. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. William Conway of Tho speakers praised Mr. Vaughn John VanScholck as Taylor, Fred for the motor stokor. torial, Leon's, Jersey Central Power Paul & Company, Incorporated, of liam D. Layton of Red Bank Is mov- Fair Haven, was received Into tho for his efficient work during tho past cigar. He will know then that theri Philadelphia, Ho has been with, that ing tho sections. Ayrcs as Undo Sam, Mrs. Roge: is a well-kept garden spot right 1 Nelson K. Vanderbeck was the & Light, Allen Electric Shop, Albert Sisters of Mercy community at a re- year and expressed regret at tho fact Wymbs as tho Statue of Liberty ant the heart of town. architect and Hugh Getty was gen- S. Miller Shoe Company, J. Krldel, firm tho past 15 years. • Whon tho house la completed and ception ceremony conducted Tuesday that regulations of the department John Chamberlain, Harry Reynold: eral contractor. Sub-contractors wen Ann's Beautf Salon, Shrevisburj Just what shapo and form the now tho nowlyweds move In thoro will be I will udmlt for the sake of argu- by Monslgnor Maurice SplUano at St. prevented hlB serving longer than ono and Georgo Wrlckney as "Tho Spirl ment that the truckman who'calls Anatolo Chameroy, painting; Cool Dairy, Acmo Furniture Company, J development will take has not been flvo houses In a row along tho rlvor- Joseph's CathoIIo church, Plalnneld. year. Mr. VanScholck presented a of 76." for tho cuttings from the vegetabl & Oakley, plumbing; William Crom- H. Kelly Company, Klarln's Falnl fully decided, but the Allaire agency bank ocquplod by members of tho Miss Oonway, who graduated from pen and poncll set to Mr. Taughn In counter of tho American Stores wo cy of Rumson, electrical work; Hugh store and Dean's, states that it will be placed on the Bordon family. Arthur B. Bordon Ralph Smith will play the part ol careless and did not clean up proper- Red Bank Catholic high school In bohalf of the department. William Colonel Deorlng In tho second act, Getty, carpentry and mason work, market In plots of one aero or more. and'John Bordon, sons of Gonoral 1035, will horoaftor bo linawn as McKnlght was chairman of the testi- ly; liud I been liome, take It from mo, Tho property comprises fifteen acres, and Mrs. Kenneth Woodward DS It would havo boen cleaned allrlRht, and Merritt Machine Shop, heating. Bordon, havo homes on tho estate, Slstor Mary Conrad. She Is a student monial committee. Tho establishment Is being heated by with frontages of 1,559 feet on Hard- and to tho oast of Gonoral Bordon's Aunt Phoebe. Bill Mumford plays allricht. Somri folks when polncr to Ing road and 750 feet on Prospect at Mount St. Mary's convent; Plaln- tho "uko" and leads (ho cotton pick- a ball wash for a low neck dress or a modified alr-conditloning plant. Shoe Company homo la tho estate of his brother, fleld, ' a high neck dress, according to wha A history of tho business and pic- avenue. Bertram H. Borden, Tho entire prop- ers, whllo William Wymbs plays his Rov. Dr. John B. McCloskoy, Rov. Is exposed. My properties, high neck tures of both the old and new build Towerhlll, tho palatial mansion erty was at ono tlmo owned by M. banjo. CharleB Gottschalk will rcn- in the front or low neck in the rear, Thomas E. Carney and Sister Mary Plans Being dor accordion selections. ings appeared in Tho Register on Leases Store where Mr. McCarter lived and before C. D. Borden, Cornelius D. Bliss and Angelica of St. James" parish, In ad- are open for inspection at any time October 15, 1936. his ownership' tno home of the lato Dr. Thomas S. Hastings. ' Ralph Russell, Edwin Burdgo and they aro both spick and span. dition to flvo other Slaters and about Leon Turkington will be ushers. Mrs. Andrew Freedmari, Is appropriately CO relatives and friends, attended the Made For New Whilo we are on the subject of gro- For 40 Years John Pohl, Jr., solicited and ar- cery Btores, why not have the doctor named, located as It Is on the highest ceremony. ranged tho program. Fred Frlck, Jr., co-operate further. I understand he Auxiliary To Have elevation at Rod Bank. It has 22 Others who attended wore Mr. and Theater Here Id chairman of the committee In is connected with the healtb depart- Building at 31 Broad Stxee rooms and eight bathrooms. Ono of Award Contract Mrs. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas charge of arrangements. ment. Tho officials of the American Bridge Party May 4 Its features Is a four-story tower Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, Stores havo asked my help in trying Rented to Miles Chain Con- rom which tho Atlantic ocean and Mr. ond Mrs. Lindsay Lamolno, Mrs. Morris H. Jacks States That the to get tho grocery stores to agree to cern and Application is Made tho North and South Shrewsbury rlv- For New House keep their vegetables inside artd off The Ladies' auxiliary of Swimming rs are visible, as well as obJocU William Wolfkamp ond daughter Work of Construction Will be River Golf club met Tuesday night Gloria, Mrs. Jacob Bloom, Mrs. Ray- tho street, whero every "kiyoodle" for Permit for Alterations, iqually distant In other directions. Started Early in May—Strand Building, Loan turned loose in the morning makes at the club house and made arrange- Red Bank Firm to Build Dutch mond Phillips, Mrs. Otto Herdcn, straight for Broad street to Inspect ments for a bridge party Tuesday Surrounding tho huge, ornate resl- \ Colonial Residence. on River Mrs. Edward McDonough, Mrs. Er- Theater Not Rented, He Says. all, | the vegetable stands and $eo If night, May '4, at the club. After the The store at 31 Broad Btreet has [ence Is a plateau readily adaptable) nest Woolsoy, Mrs. William Wlch- Celebrates Its some other poodlo had been there business session, bridge and ping icen leased to the Miles Shoe com Bank at Fair Haven for Miss- before, and at nil events left a re- o be divided Into homo sites. Al- mann, Mrs, Lauroneo Roche, Mrs. W. pong were played. Mrs. Samuel Hal- iany, and application has been made laire & Son state that one tentative es Julia and Lavina Covert. Harry Ponnlngton, Mrs. Aloyslus Morris H. Jacks of the Carlton Op- minder to tho other that ho pussed per, Mrs. John Rohrcy and Mrs. Ken- orating company^ stated In talking 50th Anniversary by. Then the flies play hide and or a permit to -improvo it. Tho lan which the syndicate has under Patterson,,Mrs. John B\ McNeil, Mrs. seek all over tho stock. neth Robinson wero tho winners at building was formerly rented by tho iondldoratlon Is that of rasing the Donald Mills, Mrs. Matthew Power, with, a Register 'reporter last night bridge and Mrs.-Sidney Komar won American Stores company. A conlraot has boon awarded to that plans wore being drawn for the So now, why not havo tho doctor louthern wing of tho house. Tho Harold A. Hondrlckson & Co. of Red MrB. Harold Little, Mrs. Arthur Lit- Annual Meeting of Red Bank Or- at ping pong. Mrs. John Hawkins ower which affords the wondorful tle, Mrs. James Larkln and children now theater to bo built on tho Hub- get on tho band wagon and let us was hostess. Tho lease la'said to bo for tho long- Bank, contractors, to build a Dutch bard cstato property on East Front , ganization Held Tuesday— all root for a sanitary sidewalk, with :st term ever mado for a Red' Bank flew is to be spared. Its topmost colonial typo house on tho river bank Mary and James, Mrs, Raymond Mo- no vegetable stands taking up half of Others present were Mrs. Frank oom ia 210 feet above sea level. Cue, Mrs. Joseph Laurlno, Misses street.which tho company rocently uoperty. The placo Is owned by on River road, Fair Haven, for Officers and'Directors Elected that which belongs to the public, and Baird, Mrs. Frank' J. Goff, Mrs. Ai- Gladys M. Ledbetter of Scarsdale, Speculation has been widespread Lois Nicholas, Leah Coudrler, Janet purchased. Thomas W. Lamb of Now all vegetables protected from doga Misses Julia and Lavina Covert of York Is the architect. for New Term. red Burns, Mrs. John Casey and New York, and leased by S. L. s to tho identity of the buyer over that borough, A bungalow now on Bloom, Joan Sloyan, Mao Jackson, and flies. I spoke to Chief, Clnyton Mrs. J. Joseph Connor. ince The Register published ths Ann Llttlo, Mary Cotter, Kathryn Mr. Jacks stated that tho work of after tho American Stores asked my Hlrsch. The latter, In talking with a tho slto Is being moved across tho Register reporter this morning, re- ews four weeks ago that Allaire & Hlgglns, Ella Hordon, Mary McDon- constructing tho now building would' Tho Red Bank Building and Loan co-bperatlon in getting: tho vege- street by Howard Whlto of High- probably bo started early In May. tables off tho street. The chief stat- TWENTY-TWO 'YEABS AGO. 'uscd to confirm or deny tho report Jon bad taken tho proporty over for lands, bouso mover, and ground will ald, Mao Donahuo, Helen Burns, association, at its annual meeting ed that the stores had a legal right Margarot McDonough, Mary Malono Forming part of the structure will hat tho rental was mado to tho client whose name was not dis- bo broken as soon as this Job Is com- Tuosday, observed its golden anni- to placo their wares five feet from is company. ' Ho stated that tho closed. All sorts of guesses have beta and Margaret Blngham, Paul, Vin- bo four storc3. The Strand theater versary. The association was organ- thoir building line. Suppose every Anniversary of tho Elliott Business plotod. Tho location, of tho now At Red Bank. itoro had been rented for* -10 years ado. Ono dally newspaper pubr houso Is just cast of tho entrance cent and John Conway, Paul Kelly at tho corner of Broad street and ized in 1887, 50 yoars ago. store did tho same thing? Or sup- and Qoorgo Coudrler. Linden placo will bo converted into poso so-called drug stores placed o a chain company, but declined to Ished a report that Jack Dempeey, to tho yiayora' Boat club, Edwin R. Conover was rc-olcctod their counters on tho curb line and Today marks tho 22d anniversary five tho name of tho concern. ha famous pugilist, was the pur- a buslqcss building by tho Carlton president, Albert W. Worden was •C the Elliott .newspaper and statlon- Tho main part of tho house, 24x32 Operating company, but It is not sold their sandwiches, salads and cof- However, tho authenticity of tho haser. Allairo & Son state that this foot, will cdnslat of sovon rooms and named vice president, Miss Alice fco to Red 'Bankers? That might iry business on inroad street, tne eport that the lessee is the Miles entrlely falso. They say Mr. Domp- planned to begin this work In the Slmmonds was mado secretary, M. help business because pedestrians iwnors of which are Clinton F. El- thrco bathrooms. Attached to the State Police Seek lmmcdlato future :ompuny i3 attested by tho fact that oy Is not a mombor of the corpora- main part Is an extension, 21x18, V. B. SmocU assistant secretary, would bo compelled to pass by tho ott and his sister, Mls3 Sadie H. >lans accompanying tho application Ion which Is developing tho propor- A rumor has been prevalent that Louis S. Conover treasurer and counter and get an appetite, but whlch'wlll comprlso a pantry, gar- Hit-And-Run Driver Elliott. The business opened under the building permit show tho Y* ' • this building had boon rented for an Peter Forbes assistant treasurer. thoro is Just ns much logic In that ogo and open porch. Thoro will be suggestion ns to havo tho average rather unauspicious circumstances amo of tho company displayed in The price paid for the proporty Is on open porch along tho ontlro front Atlantic and Pacific store. Mr, Jacks Howard S. Hlgglnson was mado so- during a howling snow storm tho State police at Koyport are seok- sold In talking with tho reporter that groccryman take up half of our side- uga letters on a proposed sign which said to have been $50,000, although of tho houso, facing tho river. A lng a hit-and-run driver, who short- licitor. . > walks for a green goods supply. lay before Easter. Despito this bad a to covor tho ontlro uppor half of tho, Interested parties have declined this was ontlrely without foundation. Twelvo directors, Edward R. Con- itart tho business has steadily grown flroplaco will bo In tho living room, ly after 10 o'clook last night Btruok I trust tho Chamber of Commerce lie front of the store, A new front to stato the consideration. The prop- , and thoro will bo an oil burner fur- Ho said that no cxpenso' would bo over, Louis S. Conover, Forron F. ind prospered. Kenneth Miller, 85, of ths Old War- spared to mako tho now theater up- will glvo this mutter serious consider- vith a porcelain finish is to be made, irty adjoins tho ostato of Monroo . naco .and other modern improve- ron farm, Morganvlllb, who, woo Blalsdoll, James H. Anderson, How- ation and oarneatly ask tho doctor to It has always been located In the he application for the building per- Eisner and the* reservoir of tho Red ments. Tho bouse will cost about to-dato and that, it would bo.a spa- ard S. Hlgglnson, Harold A. Hen- mlldlng which it now occupies. At walking on Route 4, near Morgan' clous, ornate structure of which Red co-operate. I am always willing and nit is in tho cfflcs of Building In- ank Water works. It Is estimated $6,000. It will bo complotod In Juno. vlllc, drlckson, Peter Forbes, Warren anxious to do anything for Red Bank he tlmo tho business was founded ipcctor Ensley-H,-Whlte. It has not jy those familiar with tho olrcum- Bank would havo reason, to fool which wllldmake it a clean, healthy Tho ownorfl aro building tho placo no Tho Matawan first aid squad -took Fowlor, M. V. B. Smock, Paul Rous- ho property was owned by Dom- let boon approved, but the work of itances that together Mr. Froodrrmn proud, i i slllo, Albert W. Wordon and William ilaco for pcoplo In which to llvo and ulck A. Mazza and tho rent was $25 an Investment. Mlllor to tho office ol Dr. Oscar H. io pleased to adopt as their home, earing away the front of the bulld- ind Mr. McCarter spent a million Hyor of Matawan. Ho suffered a H HlntolDiann, wero elected. Vory truly, per month. It Is now owned by Mrs. ig la almost completed. lollars on tho property, Including To Address Rolurluns. The association will isauo its 64th H. Conovor Thomas of Broad etroet, :onstructlon and landscape boautl- To Address Hebrew Association. fractured Jaw and was later taken Joseph Kcalln, Jr., Superintendent Howard Whltfleld. to Monmouth Memorial hospital. Ml}- series today when the new fiscal Rod Bank, and leased by Joseph lcatlon, ''' •';•.. •The Y. M. and Y, W. H. A. of Rod of City Mission of Tronton will ad- your boglns. Tho first sorlos, amount- Slovenz of Keyport, who sub-leases Bank will have Harvey D. Louln, lor could glvo no description of tho dress the Red Bank Rotary club at 'inal Bingo Games The map for tho dovelopmont of oar. Stato police found no marks Ing to $31,000, matured In 1808. From t-to Mr. Elliott and his sister. ho property la being prepared with roforoo In domostlo and Juvonllo their mooting today; Mr, Keating 1803 to 1020 maturities aggregating IN NEW LOCATION. courts of Monmoutli county, as guest or glass whero tho aeoldont pecurred, comes to Red Bank throughMho In- At Elks Last Night Treat care and study and It in cxpoot- $l,174,dOO woro paid andfrom 1020 to TOLICEMAN BUYS HOUSE. id that.lt will be complotod early In speaker at their mooting Thursday, vitation of Rov. W. Carman Trom- date maturities amounting to $2,400,- City Dry Cleaners Now Located nt TO OUR rATBONS. M Monmouth Street. rfay. Shortly thoteaftor plots ^III bo April 8, at 8:30 o'clock at tho Com- bath, pastor of tho Red Bank Re- 908 have boon disbursod, making a 'rank Mazui of lied Bunk Prepnrcs Tho final of a series of bingo laced on tho market. The largo munity Contor on Rlvovsldo avonuo. formed church, who Is a. mombor of grand total of $3,033,008 In tho hilt Tho City Dry Cleaners, a business To Becomo » llushmid. ames' was held at tho Elks audl- reonhouioa on the estate will bo re- Thoro will bo\a discussion following Wo Ask You to bo Patient With V» tho Rod Bank Rotary club. ror a Short Tlmo Only. century. which wna started in 10M by Wil- Diluni last night, Tho winners wore loved. ••'••.•• tho mooting. ' « Bolng forced to movo wo bavo va- Tho last sorlos was known ns 40-B liam. Ostrov, has been moved from 0 Policeman Flunk Mnzza of Rod IISB Catherine Hlgglns, Mrs. Molvln cated our placo of business. For the Spring Blovings. and matured early this month with Mechanic street to 01 Monmouth lank hus bought from tho Main- ito'ut, Goorgo Dwyor, tMr. Rink, Har- Theater Awards 812B.. past Bovontoon yoars wo havo served paymont of (37,(100 to stockholders. itrcot, opposite tho town hall. The lay building und loan association Hopklns, Mrs. Freeman, Lillian In Inspoct Local, ttnttcilea, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Marx havo tio bungalow at 111 Cnlhoiino street. Mrs. Karl Moroo of Highlands won you faithfully, nnd Juut an soon an moved frolm Mochano stroot to a now store was opened Monday. Now obbe, Waltor Bennett, Morrlj MI1- Federal Inspection of tho two'fled a special prize of $100 at tho Audi- wo can we will havo another location mnehlnory, cases, mirrors, a now I'ho properly 1H on tho oouth side ir, Mrs. Waltor Hoppnor, Mrs. Gar- lank- batteries, of • tho 112th flold and will glvo you ample notice houso on Marlon street. Alton Smith Orchestras nt Asbury Park. if tho street on a lot, 30x199!4 fcot. torium thcKtor at that placo Tuesday and family havo moved from William Noon sign and othor cqulpmont has it Cliambcrlaln, Richard Chasoy, itlllory will bo hold tho latter part In Iho meantime thoso who havo . Charllo Barnet, youthful maestro icon installed to niako It niotlorn In 'lie dwelling has flvo rooms and lls.'i Stone, Mrs. H. A. Glblln, Buddy slight, Another prize of $25 was won nhocM and hate to bo called far will street to a bungalow on Mochanla of awing mualc.^wlll bring his or- ' thla month at tho armory, Uiit- by Councilman J. S. Hoffman, also of ivory way. Mr. Ostrov , announces iiotlern improvements. Tho new ilblln, Mrs. Fred Fnrwoll. Mrs. Louis ry IB, In chaigo of Captain Goorjfo bo able to get them nt Iho Red Bank itroot, formorly occupied by Mr. and ohostra.to Roado'B Casino at AslitH'y wnei- expects to lmvo work Blurted 1 Highland*.— . Candy Kltchon on Broad ntroot, op- Mrs. Marx. " Hit in addition to his cull and de- Izllngyl, Mrs. Nomlsh, Mrs. Harry Hogan, will bo Inspected Monday Park Saturday of this wook. M)n livery Borvlcn ho will operate a cash loon on modernizing tho ..bungalow Cliasey, John Stone, Mrs, Goorgo posito Monmoutli street. Sunday tho attraction will bo Mai lght, April 20, ana" Inspection, for . Tonlto and Tomorrow JNIlo. Monmoutli Shoo and Hat Tonlto and Tomorrow Nlt«. " and onrry scrvlco at reduced rales. or hla own occupancy. Hla engage- Hill, Nelson Jones, Frank House and lattery B, In clinrga of Captain .Ton- Red Bank's snappiest minstrels, di- Cleaning Co., Red Bank's snnpplest mlnstrols, di- Hallott and his famous orchestra. iicnt to Miss Gcrlruao Blasl ot Long Mrs. P. Jones. ph K. F|x, will.bo Tuesday nlflht, Ho Is also known as a groat pro- Branch was announced a short tlmo rected by Charles It. Champlln, at Bt. ticorgo Neglowa, Prop. rected by Charles K. Champlln, at St Lawn and Garden Fertilizers. The certificate holders played for iprll 27, :Federal Innneotton Is llolil James' auditorium, 8:15. Tickets nt —Advertisement, Jamoa' auditorium, 8:10. Tloketa at ducer of swing bands. Dancing will Bono meal. Sheep manuro, cow ma- ago and It Is oxpeotod that tho wod- moo a year. Red Bank Candy Kltchon, Smoak's Rod Bank Candy Kltchon, Smock's last until 1 a. m. .. ___ _ ' dlng will taka place In Juno or early tho $30 prize, which was divided In- ; 2 lUre, humus, nltrnto soda, ncld phoo- to> flviTprlzos of W0 eaobV Tho" win- Candy Store, Etitontown, and Tonlto nnd Tomorrow Nlt«i Candy Store Eatontown. and >hato, ammonia, potash and lime, n tho Bummor. y Knight's Candy Shop, Fair Haven. Red Bank's snappiest minstrels, di- Knight's Candy Shop, Fair Havon. lnerB woro MIB. LOUS S«llagyl, Mrs. Buys Shrewsbury Property, AdultAdlt s 50c50 , childrel n 25c—Advortlno- Adults BOo, children 25c—Advertise- Flvo Mnirlugo Banns. frod D. Wllioff Co., Red Bank.—Ad- rected by Charles K. Ohnmnlin, at St. Marriage banns woro nnnouncod rartlBomont. Margarot Doane, Mrs. Waltor Hopp-' Forroat 8. Smith of Bintonwoort ment. Jamb' auditorium, 8:1B. TIckota at ment. Tonlto ami Tomorrow Nlte. nor, Miss Blancho Casalo and Miss Red Bank Candy Kitohon, Smock's Sunday at St, James' church for Mlsa Red Bank'Banks snappiessnnppltt minstrelsm, dl- lark, Hiirowabuiy, lias purolmooil Lawn ami Garden Seeds." octcd ' ••--«> "- Doris Jones. no lioro of, land on Mm. h, h, A fine Lawn. Candy Store, Eotontown, end Dluo Stono, pp Nan Mahon and Charlos Allaire, A complete lino of now lawn and by Chnrlca K. Champlln, at St, We havo ovorythliiR to make It GO: Knight's Candy Shop, Fair Haven. Now la tho tlmtl o to IImprove tho up- Ml«s Mary DoMavla nnd Dr. Frank union snDilu. AIBD, a full lino of for- umes' auditorium, 8:15. Ticltota nt hlto's property on tho nomii nlda Bone moot, snoop manure, liumus, Adults 50o, chlldron 25c.—Advortlao- penrance of-your proporty. • Wo offer Plngatorc, Miss Dorothy Lnnp and lllzorB foi* lawns and pardons. Fred tod Bnnlkt CandCd y KitohonKith , Smook'Sk'o I Bingo. I'arty - • • SycBrnora hvpniin. Tint »ale wos pent moss nnd lime. Also a com- mont. .;... • a lino irraclo of bluo etoifo for your >. Wlkoff Co., Rod Bank.—Advcrtloo- Jandy Store. " Eatontown, and at St. JolinVi hall, Marlboro, Monday iado lliroujth Finnk II, Iwowen Mr, plete lino of lawn needs nt riant John.Patterson, Mlsa Suo Gcnirilln Cnlflhl's Cumly Shop, Fair Haven. night, Aprll|r>, nt 8 o'clock; 20 cainou prices. Frail D. Wllioff Co., Rod driveways and paths nt rluht prices. nnd Jnsoph KrKmor nnd MIRH Hotmlto icnt. . , 1 1 mlth, a Jei'noy Oily Inwyoi', Mnji» tu Hov» enn mnko oxtrn rocket money Fred D. Wlkorf Cd., Red Bunk'-Ad- (IUIIH BOi , children 25a—Advertise- for 20 altrnctlvo prizes. Rofi'Oflh- oct $ house on tlxi infipoilr, iBank,—Advertisement. III Tho Rcgloter—Advortlsoment, vortlscmont. Honnqaacy and Henry Labvccquo. It )\i\\u tu mlvorllBC 111 Tho wont. menla.— AtlvSi Pace Two RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 1.1987. Trinity Church Polings Lose Annual Charity Atlantic Highlands Bungalow Destroyed MODEL KINDERGARTEN IS. DEDICATED By Explosion, Fire Completes Very Court Battle Senior. Class Play Rehearsals navo beon otartcd for A four-room bungalow on Nut- tho annual spring pl&y of the senior •wamp road In Mlddlotown township, Prosperous Year Over Insurance Proceeds of Danco at Elks' Club clautat tho Atlantic Highlands high awnoil by rotor Bocrtahnlidor, was
Vice Chancellor RoJ« That Com- .WhUperlng Walls,", ana It will bo flro Was caused by an oll-stova ox Tito Rector, Rev. Herbert S Operating Toblo for JRiver- plosion In tho' Ultohon. Mrs, Boer pany Does Not Have to Pay view.. presented Friday night, April 80, In Craig, Landed at Anniwl Par- ths high aehool auditorium. Miss sohncldor was proparlng suppor at. the time, but oscapod unhurt. / iah Meeting Tuesday Night— Damages of $18,000 to Port The-jfifth annual charity, ball or Cecil Brayton and ffiverctl Curry are dlrooUng th« thow. • .Tho Rlvqr Plata, Hoadden'a Cor- To Dedicate BautismnJ Font lWonmouth Couple. Rlvorview hospital wlU bo hold ner and Llnoroft flre oompanios re- Saturday night. May S3, at the Red spondod to an alarm and despite look1 Bonk Elks dub. The proceeds will New CM for rollee. 1 Trinity Episcopal church had one Several months ago verdicts total- A now Chovrolot lidan (or tho uaq ot water saved a garage on the prop- be ucod to defray the cost ol a new orty, o nearby rosldonoo and prcs- of the most prosperous years In Its Ing $18,000 were awarded In favor operating table. Dr. BTnnk Goff Is of tho Mlddlotown township poltoo history, both as regards finances and of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Poling of vontod tho flames from spreading, to;' chairman ol tho charity ball commit- department was purchased last woolt a woods adjoining tho property. Cap.'. membership, according to reports Port Monmouth as,a result ot In- tee and his assistants are Dr. Wal- from John Wollor ot Atlantic High- rendered at the annual parish meet- juries which Mrs. Poling suffered tain Russoll Tetldy of River Plata ter W. Gosling, Dr. Michael J. Lbr. lands. ' ( dlrootod the firemen. Mr. Beer-. ing Tuesday night Offlolals of tho when she was hit by an automobile onto. Miss Eleanor C, TUton, Mln church accorded largo credit for this owned and operated by Walter K. BOhnoldor Is employed as a doorman Dolly .-Rochester and Miss Mary Boys o»n m«h« extra poeltei money At tho Malson Fold, Katontown, • happy condition of affairs to Ksv. Melee of Keyport The latter was Hloks. . illlns Tho KfRlster—Advertlsomont. Herbert 8. Craig, who has been reo- insured against accident liability tor the past six years. Among oth- with the United States Casualty Co. Tho hospital's aotlva staff Is com- er things during that period oil heat- of New York. posed of Dr. 8, Booker, Dr. John B. Ing systems have been placed hi the The company refused to pay the Boyd, Dr. A; Gesjweln, Dr. Frank J. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY church and parish house and a new Insurance money on the ground that -f Goff, Dr. Walter W. Goalloif, Dr. organ has been Installed. Mention Mr, Melee's real profession was not Samuel Bailsman, Dr. William B •was made during the reports of the stated when he made his application •*- r Heathy, Dr. O. H, Heyer, Dr. MK fact that John Sanders of Now York for the Insurance policy. Mr. and ehstl J. Loronto, Dr. Irvlnr K had been engaged to succeed Frank Mrs. Poling brought suit to collect Lovett, Dr. WUllam.R Matthew* McConnell as organist the money from the Insurance com- Dr. Anthony J. Perotta, Dr. A. Al- The following officers were elected: pany and Mr. Melee alto sued the fred Podoll, Dr. Joseph 3. Rowland. company. The suit was tried last Dr. Walter A. Rullman, Dr. William Senior warden—Harrlion Bance Er. D. Sayre, Dr., Stanley O. Wllktai, " Junior warden—JauWi O. Datli. week before Vice Chancellor Stein VtJtryaen— Warwn BooktralUr, CharlM and resulted in 'a .complete victory Dr. R, B Wilson and Dr, Murray T. Hall, William C. Mpplncott, Philip for the company. Woronoff, Ifatthm, Fr«d Monden, Charlea R. BteTCl. The courtesy staff Is.composed of TaJto advantage of these Harry Button. . In bis opinion, Vice Chancellor! Stain stated with regard to the con-! Dr. Jacob Lewis, Dr. H. W. Hart- LOWER PRICES for BET- Reports were made by Mr. Reeves, tentlon of Mr. and Mrs. Poling thati man, Dr. James W. Parker, Dr. John Special! secretary of the church, and by the company had no right to seek to ! Opfermann, Dr, Alvls Peteler,' Dr. Men, Tues. Wed, TER BEAUTY SERVICES. James a Davis, acting for Mrs. Eu- aarvey W. Young, Dr. Maro Krohn. void the policy that "under the pol-j $ Tbun. gene P. Brookes, treasurer of the Icy of Insurance, however, their Dr. Francis W. Holman, Dr. David Nestle Oil Permanent church, who la vacationing In Ari- H. Karp, Dr. Daniel V. Manahan, Shampoo Set, Mani- zona. Mr. Banco made remarks In rights rise no higher than that $/|.00 Regular $6.50 . the assurred (Melee)" Dr. Martin A. Quirk, Dr. Gregory cure, Eyebrow Arch which he lauded Rev. Mr. Craig. A Mr. and Mrs. Poling state that the; Dedicatory exercises for the Bor- greenhouses. Pupils participated In E. Sacco, Dr. Alfred a Wallln. Dr. bouquet of roses was presented tq Along one side of the room are each will appeal the case to a higher couri den memorial kindergarten room in the musical program, which Included cubicles where the children keep Charles Tromkln, Dr. J. George Fe- Mrs. Craig by Mrs. Banco on behalf the Lafayette street school at Rum- nian, Dr. Samuel H. Cassldy, Dr. H. Admira Beauty Shop ot tha congregation. selections by the school orchestra, prized possessions. There Is a sep- son were held Tuesday morning In the kindergarten toy orchestra, the arate lavatory, done In tile, for the E Cooley, Dr. Robert S. McTague 4 Items $1.00 10 Broad 8b Tel. B. B/W8 The meeting was well attended. Re- the school auditorium and were drum and bugle corps, and songs by and Dr. Frank Mlele. freshments were served by a com- Special Awards At kindergarten pupils. Adjoining the largely attended. The kindergarten, the kindergarten. Rev. Dr; William room is a locker room for coats and Mrs. Oeorgs S. Llnton Is executive mittee consisting of Mrs. Alan Frost, H. Owen ot New York, a brother of president of all hospital auxiliaries. Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. Fred Mun- Altar Society Party the last word in a classroom of its, hat* The room Is also equipped with kind, is the gift of Bertram H. Bor- Mrs. Borden, gave an invocation. individual sleeping pads, on which Presidents ot the various auxiliaries den, Mrs. Howard Davenport, Mrs. The exercises concluded with the are Mrs. John Chaunzy, Fair Haven; Charles Seals, Mrs. Banco, Mrs. Jay More than CO tables were In pla; den, president of the board of edu- the children jest for short periods Monday nlgbt at a card party at thi cation, in memory of his wife, Mary song, "Rumson, the Spot I Love," dally. Five windows, reaching from Mrs. Alfred Podell, Red Bank: Mrs. Williams, ,Mri. Oliver Stryker and by tho entire school. After the ex- a short distance above tho floor al- Wellington WIlklBs, Tlnton Falls; Miss Dorothy Brown. Red Bank Catholio high school audi- Owen Borden. • torium for the.benefit of the Altar ercises a luncheon was served in the most to the celling, furnish plenty Mrs. H. L. Reane, Oceanport; Mrs. A baptismal font will be dedicated new kindergarten for tho pupils of of daylight Venetian blinds on all John Foller, Rumson: Mrs. Charles at the Sunday morning service at 11 society of St. James' church. Sister Thomas B, Harper, county super- Mary Florence, general chairman, ntendent of schools, praised Mr. tho class. the windows give an tutlatlo effect. Steucrwald. Middle town: Mrs. Elmer NEW LOW PRICES o'clock In memory of W. Strother C. Walmrrlght, Shrewsbury, and was assisted by Mrs. John Gaul and Borden for the gift and for his in- Modern In every detail the new Mlas Harriet Taylor of Red Bank er, said that nothing could have on which are pictures of fictional Ira D. Emery of-' Rumson was the Dorothy Grouse, Mary Naughton, Fuel Oil CHARGED—ADD SOo. ' Mrs. George Chandler. arine Prestl. Refreshments were 3een more appropriate than a kin- characters and boys and girls of Anna Brill, Marlon Cogan, Edith many lands In native drew. The fur- contractor and Coffin & Coffin of New Th» serving of refreshments will served by Misses Mae Jackson, Mar- dergarten as a memorial for Mrs. York were the architects. The Ve- Fields, Marlon Spence, Elizabeth garet Kelly, Joan Cotter, Mary Jane niture in the room Includes a small Long, Patricia Wehr, Patricia Mount, be directed by Mrs. James O. Davis. Borden. "She loved to do things for ilano, work bench, sand box and a netian blinds, especially designed for Assisting her will be Mrs. Craig, Fleming, Marjoorie Jones, Ann the young people of the community," the room, were installed by Charles Margaret Wenzol, Mary Jane Flora- Little,. Marlon Hogan, Peggy Mc- three-story bouse made of Patty mlng, Jean Carton, Patricia Dillon, Mrs. Mathlasen, Mrs. Edgar V. De- Mr. Borden continued, "and no doubt Smith Kill blocks. Articles of many C. conover of Red Bank. The nlse, Mrs. William A. Llpplncott, Mrs. Donough, June Peyton, Mary Cotter there are some In this audience who Sterling Furniture company of Red Ann Little, Doris Wler, Madeline and Sadie Power. kinds can be made from the blocks, Smith, Eleanor Bennett, Anna Kler- P. Broadns Powers, Mrs. W. P. John- learned to sew in her sewing class." 'he lighRng arrangement is very Bank laid tho llneoleum. The mason 38 Burrowes PL, PHONE 850 Red Bank, N. J. son and Miss Marguerite Planltz. Both public- school buildings now and tile work was done by Edward nan and Edward Donahue, Alfred novel, the bulbs being enclosed In Snyder, Richard Thompson, The committee- for tables and have memorials to Mrs. Borden. The four "snare drum"- fixtures, suspend- Hower of Rumson, the electrical Porter .chairs Jsheadel by Mrs. Wllllam_C. Meeting of Mary dock In the high school was donated :d from tho celling. Thermostatic work by William Cromey of Rum- Toomey, - John Mahoney, Frederick Longitrcet Othfer members are Mrs. by Mr. Borden in her memory. .empcraturo and. ventilation control son, the plumbing; by the Sea Bright- Johnston, John McCarthy, Emanuol Howard Davenpo'rt, Mrs. Edward Al- Stillwell Society Tho stage of the auditorium was s another feature. i Rumson Plumbing Co. and tho paint- Moore. John Kllduff, Harry Copper- laire, Mrs: Samuel E. Cogglns, Mrs. lined with tulips from Mr. Borden's ing by John Smith of Rumson. thwaltc, James J. Qulnn, Edward Frank -O. Wodehouse, Mrs. Edward A meetin\ g of .the Mary Stillwell Hemschoot, Roy Bauer, Pat Cahlll, Uageo, Mrs. Frank Haviland and society,. Children of. the American William Anderson, Howard Wilson, Mrs. Alan Front Revolution, was held'Saturday after- Philathea Society Justin Spence, Harold Murphy, Har- IfiJftBAMBII TtH imiiH Of IAU UHt-TWAWMttit Cards and tallies will be in charge noon at the home of Kaye and Peter Reception For Miss Mary Walker ry Pitcher, Albert Nolan, Edward Doremus. Reports of tho conference Reiss, Joseph Grause, Fat Brazo, of Mrs. Warren Bookwalter and Mrs. SCRAMBUDiWORDS! iCORRECMWORDs; F. W. Opper. Prizes will be under held recently at Trenton were read Holds Card Party Klckey Kadlson, Harold Hounlhan, tha management of Mrs. Arnold and Caro Qulnn and Emily Parmly New Members Of New Supervisor Thomas Bly, Frank VanBrunt, R, VIEWS HO SHE PRESENTED were appointed delegate and alter- Bowen. Mrs. Oliver Stryker and About 35 persons attended a card Kennedy Carpenter, Jr., Frank Ra- ERE H DONALD'S Mrs. Walker will direct the sale.of nate, respectively, to attend the na- Red Bank Club party held Tuesday night in the par- bole and Frank Bauer. tickets. tional convention at Washington ish house of the Fair Haven Epis- Of State_Charges OEUWEUONORY, from April IS to April-22. Games copal church by the Philathea society weres played after which refresh- rtisj Susanna Buch, Asbury Park of tho Red Bank Baptist church. Head of Home Life Department Firemen Outline ments were served. Prizes were awarded and refresh- Dr. Maida To Wed Those present were Anna Louise Graphologist, Entertained ments \vere served. The committee of State Board Takes Over Firefighting Plans Campbell, Ruth Dominlck, Caro Party for 35 Members In charge consisted of Mrs. Eugene Dependent Children's Depart- Mount Vernon Girl Qulnn, Jessie J. Parkes, Kaye Dore- Magee/Mrs. Olive Teller, Mrs. Wor- More than EO officers and members mus, Susan Sutphin, Dorothy Parm- Woman's Club Tuesday. den Grooms, Mrs. Harry Clayton and ment. Announcement was made of tho ly, Joanne Qulnn, Constance Wright, Mrs. Mae Hugg. engagement of Miss Vera DIRlenio FRY BIT T on lauttdry work of the Red Bank ore department at- ara Dohald'a Da- tended a meeting Monday night at Edward Field, William Rue, Jacob A reception for 35 members of the Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary T. Walker of Rector of Mount Vernon and Dr. Vincent BON LADY LUII'I rreatett' Relief fire house on Drummond Rue, 4th, Ehrlck Parmly, Peter Red Bank Woman's club who Joined Harry Johnson, Mrs. R, A. Cooper, place was recently placed In charge J. Maida, son ot Mr. and Mrs. BEOEIVa S aiieta. place. Members of the first aid Doremus, Ned McClellan, William during the past year, was held Tues- Mrs. Chester Aumack, Mrs. Ella of bolh divisions of tho state board Domenlco Maida of Eatontown squads of Red Bank and Eatontown Llpplncott, Mm. J. B. Rue and Mrs. lay afternoon at the clubhouse on Gilduvcll, Mrs. Harry Clayton, Mrs. of children's guardians. She was boulevard, at an Easter dinner at the Ehrick parmly. home of Miss DIRlenzo's brother, . were guests ot honor. Plans for (road street. Mrs. J. Ritchie Smith, OIlvo Teller, Mrs. Worden Grooms, formerly supervisor of the homo llfo Prlxti Uit.d H.r.ln Will Bi Awarded Tor fighting fires at TUvorvlow hospital trogram chairman, had charge; Mrs. Mrs. E. M. Mageo, Mrs. Konpeth department, and the depondent chil- Emlllo. No dato has been set for What W. Judf. to B. ihi Mott Accurata, were outlined by tho firemen and EASTER EGG HUNT. Leon de la Housslllo and Mrs. Charles West, Mrs. George Norman,' Mrs. dren's department was In charge of the wedding. Jh» Naatait, and the Moit Attractlva Solu. first aid squad members. Humrlchouse were hcBtessea and Joseph Harrison, Mrs. Jacob Stryker, Miss Katharine Golden, who has Mis* DIRlenzo la a graduate of UOM Mallail oi Brouibl to Ua Within Victory School of Business, Mount Flva Dajra Followln« Publication ol Tbli Ex-chief James .Vaughn conducted Mablo Coleman Dancing Pupils Mrs. E. H. Boynton, president, gavo Mrs. Charles HumrlchouBO, Mrs. been transferred to Union county AdvartlMmtnt. Duplicata Awardi Will - Ba tbs meeting and short addresses Guests at lilllfield Farm, Everett. an address of welcome. Georgo W. Allen, Mrs. Edith Worth, with an office at Elizabeth. Vernon, and I"s connootod,with the Paid to Tjrlns Conttitanta. Anybody, fix. Metropolitan Life Insurance com- capt Our Employtaa, May Compata. It li were made by Councilman J. Albert "Happy Hill" on Htllfleld farm, The program opened with the sing- Mrs..Blancho Leah, Mrs. Elizabeth Miss Walker has/a long and varied VanScholck and Harry Dcgcnrlng, ng of America and a pledge to tho Scowcroft, Mrs. Mary E. Hendrick- pany at Now York. Dr. Maida grad- Not • Necauary to Malta Any Purchsaig. Everett, tho home of Mr. and Mrs. experience in the • field of welfare, ' Uta tha Form Ab'ova or • Saparata Sheat Harold A. Hendrlckson, president of lag. Those preBent Joined in singing son, Mrs. Herbert Hawkins, Mrs. A. particularly that of child placement uated from Long Branch high school John M. Olscn, was the scene of an and holds degrees from'Rutgers Col- Wrlta Youi Nama and Addraia Plainly the board ot education, Charles Le- Easter party Monday for pupils of ho club song, accompanied on the C. Dlxon, Mrs. George Hawkins, 8r, and family caso Work. She Is a . WINNERS OF OUB, LAST PCZZLr CONTEST . Malstre, a member or the school jlano by Mra. Frank Curtla and Mrs. Mrs. s. B. Longman, Mrs. Julia Wall- member of tho American Associa- lege of Pharmacy, Rutgers College the Mabel Coleman School of Danc- of Arts and Bclences, Now York . BOSS '.MARY TOBIAINO board, Chief Jacob Bloom, Charles ing. Ubert Wlligerodt entertained with ing, Mis. A, M. VanNostrand, Mrs, tion of Social Work and has been _101 Shrewsbury Are,,.Bed Banh Rosa, retired member of the Jersey leveral monologues. M(ss Susanna Benjamin H. Ford, Miss Ruth J. Medical college and tho Flower hos- The party started with an egg hunt with tho state board of children's HISS VIVIAN HOSATI . JOS Ltnden riaco, Bod Bank City flre department, Harry Jobas, Such of Asbury Park, graphologist, Clayton, Miss Marjorle Grooms, Miss guardians since January 1, 1830, pital rnedlaol School. He Is an In- followed by other outdoor games. terne at Monmouth Memorial hos- Raymond Brower, Everett Brower, read samples of members' handwrit- Annette Dorn, Miss Dorothy West, The Monmouth and Ocean county BUSS DOBIS FKANK _ tTnui; Heansbnrg, N, 3. Edward Murphy, John Hlgglns, Prlzo winners wore Patsy Johnson, ing. Miss Edith Hankinson, J. William pital. _ "Bunny" Dillon, Anna Champl, Ern- offlco of the state board of children's Charles Andrews, John Many, John Mrs. Smith presented corsages of Helm, Wordon Grooms and Bonja- est Costa, "Junior" Coleman, Paul guardians Is in the new annex build- Students Visit Capital. Burnside, Laurence Forgus, James rhlto carnations and green sweet min H, Ford. ing of the Monmouth County Organ- R. Wolcott, William Crlspell, Joseph Mott, "Chubby" Haffeo and Theresa Richard Attrldge, John Mulvlhlll, SPECIAL! 10% OFF ON ALL Cook. A frankfurter roast waa en- >eas to the gucsUy of honor and re- ization fpr Social Service at 125 Pearl Asay, Fritz Dreuler, Joseph Fox, reshments were served by Miss Ellz- street. Tho Monmouth county staff William Copporthwaltc, Edward Mc- Ned Crelln and George Worthley. joyed following tho hunt. Kenna, William. Wiohmann, John Others attending were "Honey" iboth Scowcroft and MrB. Frank Orchid Promenade consists ot Mrs. Mary Wfoodward of CASH AND CARRY LAUNDRY Mr. Hendrlckson, a member of the iantor. Red Bank, Mlas Dorothy Gelbaus of Gaul and Harry Jackson, student* Power, Deborah Lovorlng, Beatrice at Red Bank Catholic high sohool, Winners Pnzxlea mnj .be soon In windows of Boynton & executive committee ot the state Ore- Lewis, Marlon Moss, Joan Power, Those women who Joined the club At Asbury Park Atlantlo Highlands, Mrs, Rose Ashln Bojntod, Insurance, 8 Orununond Place, Bod Banb. each nook. men's association, roported that the Ithin tho past year were Mrs. Ada of Little Silver, Miss Ruth Berkow returnod yesterday from an automo- Mary Hennessey, Alice Mozzaroppl, bile trip to Washington, D. C Whlls quota of active members eligible for Betty Noglow, Amy Myatt, Connie . Natcw, Mrs. Harvey Bartlett, Mrs. In spito of tho cold winds Sunday of Now Brunswick and Miss Marian death benefits bad been cut from 72 and Pat Bowcn, Joyce Allaire, Mary I. T. Bookman, Mrs. I. D. Emory, thousands turned out to view and Beans of Red Bank, field workers, at tho capital they visited many to 12 In the local department.. Gaul, Botty Bowen, Mary Phalr, Net- lira. Olive Gllscy, Mrs, Russell John toko part In Asbury Park's orchid and Mrs. Katharino Herndon of Fair places of educational interest ' • i» tlo Richards, John Bwanson, "Bobs" on, Mrs. Robort Knight, Mrs. L. promenade. Miss Eleanor Blakeman, Haven, Miss Mary Karlnja of Hum- Dletrlck, Mnryln Berger, Gladys Cot- Jray Marshall, Mrs. Theodore D. 23, ot Spring Lake, was Judged the son and. Mrs.'Katharine Goodwin of Annual Boat Club Meeting. Past Matrons Give troll, Anna Nannie, Mary Rose Maf' Parsons, Mrs. Douglas Ring, Mrs. smartest dressed and besides an or- Neptune, clerical workers. Tho annual mooting' of Monmouth foo, Patty Maldcr, Patty Ryan, tfaurlco Schwartz, Mrs. Joseph Han- chid she, received a 3600 lur neck- On March 1 of this year there Boat olub will bo bold Monday night Party At Eatontown Phyllis Myatt, Mario Antenorl, Joan ion, Mrs. Lesllo D. Sccly, Mrs. Jo- pleco awarded by Walter Reade, the were S32; families with 787 children oph L. Turner, Mrs. Nolson Vander- at tho clubhouse Joseph Applegate Wiltshire, Margarot Mlskorskl, Anna atcr operator. in tho home life department and SOS Is commodore of tha club and Augus- More than EO persons attended a Booth, Helen Taylor, Paulino Graff, leek, Mrs. S. B. Boynton, Mrs. Harry Monmouth county children In tho de- Goldhurst, Mrs. L. P. Mlltenberger, Marjorle Darling of Red Bank was tus M. MInton president. • card party Tuesday night given by Phyllis Welnstcln, Anna Champl, one of 20 awarded bottles of per- pendent children's dopartment The th* past matrons of the Eatontown Botty Daw, Marie Caruso, Wilma Mrs. Orland E. Bowen, Mrs. Mar- fume. Mrs. Harry Wiltshire and Miss policy for the care of dependent chll. chapter, Order ot Eastern Star, at Nomljh, Mary Josephine Mead, Mar- guorlte Dupres, Mrs. Mary LaFon, Ruth Kubll of Red Bank -were dren In New Jersey is to place them Mesonlo hall, Eatontown. About JIB lon McPhall, Lcona Wooloy, Rosa Mrs. J. U Herbert, Mra. Lloyd E, awarded orchids. In foster homes where they will have Better Meats to Be Had Here at, Cheaper Prices Than. Elsewhere. was reallrod. The door prlzo was McDanlcl, Joan Wozok, Robert Bos- Hunt, Mrs. Sadie Cochran, Mrs. Thco- something more lllte normal homo won by Howard Reynolds of Long ky, Walter Huhn, Robort Willey, oro J. Labrocquo, Mrs. Charles Ufa than they would In an Institu- Branch and tho non-players' prize Wilbur Ford, Parker McCollan, Al- Thompson, Mrs. E. A. Crpzler, Mrs, ETOE AT HETPOBT. tion. These homes are principally was won by Mrs. Louis Hill of Eaton', bert Cook, Bronson Power, John )avld F. Sheridan, Mrs. Harold N. In tho rural areas. town. Mrs. Fred Schultz of Wayside Mead, Clara Coleman, Pat Dillon, leoley, Mrs. Clinton H. Wilbor, Mra. Damage of $1,000 Caused In Buue Monday Morning. The health work for both the home won a dock disposed of on tho co- Rose LIbovsky, Juliette and Phyllis Sarry S. Babst, Mrs. Robert H. Rog- llfo and .dependent children's de- operative plan. Miller, i Jean VanBusklrk, Botty irs and Misses Blanche Lcsh, Katha- A bad flre broko out In H. War- partments Is taken care of by the Tho pant matrons Include Mrs. Huhn, Jocqucllno Wilson, Nonnlo Ine Foster and Isabel N. Fhoonlx. wick's apartmont at Keyport Mon- Monmouth county publlo health Spencer M. Patterson, Mrs. Milton Wagner, Ann Board, Janonnd Polly day morning at 0:80 o'clock. Tho nurses undor tha supervision of the 18 MONMOUTH ST. The Beat for Less PHONE REP BANK 3144. Smith, Mrs. Fred Wolf, Mrs. Walter Codwaldcr, Fetor Mott and Jane and Now Corporations. apartmont, which Is ovor tho New- social sorylco organization. . Cotgreave, Mrs. Grace Reynolds and Barbara Baldwin. Tho Universal Trading company !s berry store on Front street, was un< ABMOCH'S QUALITY Mrs. Fred Sohults. MILK FED Full Out ho name of a now corporation with occupied at tho tlmo, the flre being Olycs Card Party. Mrs. Harry Klrkegard, Mrs. Kcn- Mother and Daughter Banquet to principal oince In Bed Bank. Tho discovered by R. Dlnnlngor, mana- noth VanBrunt and Mrs. Bpencer M. Mrs. Lowls B. Bendrloks of Bas- RIB Tho .annual mothor and daughter ncorporators are Lestor H. Stryker ger of tho storo. Tha flames were sett place entertained at a card" party Patterson will hold a covered dlah if Cfboron, Henry Mospr, Jr., of Dol- discovered between tho partitions supper and card party next Tuesday banquet of the Red Bonk Young Monday night.for tho benefit of tho Woman's club will be held Monday iwaro, N. J., Bruce Stuart of Asbury and crept into tho adjoining build- Amaranth soolety. Those' present nlgbt at Masonto hall for the benefit Park and Warren H. Smock of Red ing, owned by Isaao Pearson, It re- Of tha chapter. The dinner will b« night at tho Molly Pltchor hotel at woro Mrs. Howard Hallen, Mrs. C. J. 7 o'clock. The guests ot honor will BanTc; each holding 12 shares. An- quired strenuous work on the part Belgnalr, Mrs. Albert a Mauon, served at 0 o'clock. ther now corporation Is tho Rahway of tho dromon to keep tho flamos Include Mrs. P. Garrctson Polhemus, Mr. and Mrs. John Muller, Mrs. J, (SNOW Mrs. Qulnn, Mrs. J. Bltcble Smith, lotors with olllccs at 8 Broad street, from spreading and a number of A. VanBoholok, Mrs. B, H. Morrell, QUALITY) To Attend District Conference. ted Bank. Tho lncorporators are partitions had to bo torn out to got Mrs. Bertha Boynton, Mrs. J. Dan- at tho nrc^ The -.total damagei will Mrs R. W. Cary, Mrs. Horbot( Smith, Sg A largo delegation from tho Rod iel Tullor and Miss Oortrude Nor- Jowton Doromus, jV. Gilbert Man- Mrs.-JrNpvalcr Mro, Georgo BTrolbott,' Bank- Woman's club will attend tho on arid Burton T. Doremus, each amount" to around 41,000 ca moat of m iriari. tho stock from tho Nowbcrry and Mr. and Mrs. John Dloti, Mr. and LAIIOE SIZE third, district supremo conferonoo All former members and their lOldlng ton of 2,500 shares, Mrs. George Havens and Mrs, Hen- Pearson stores was carried out of J next Tuesday at Avcnol. Tho mom- mothers have boon invltci to attend. dricks. , . • , . bora desiring to m&he tho trip have tho dnngor zono, although thoro was Installation of ofilcors will be hold. Full-Fledgod Postmaster. somo slight water damage. Breast Roasting boon requested to bo at tbo Jtod Tho general committee Is composed Drug smugglers la China bava BanU Woman's olubliouao at' 0:80 Ed vonKattongoll received hlo com- of MISB Alice Slmmondf, Miss Vir- mission ao pontmanfor of Red Bank adopted tho uso of homing plgoons, o'clock In tho morning. Transporta- ginia CChancyh , MrsM . Hb' Tho road to hotter and bigger busi- each of which can carry three Dunces VEAL CHDC tion .will ba furnished to tha club, y, xioD'irt Schaoffcr last woolt Prior to Hint tlmo ho had (LEAN) and Mrs, Etaton Combs, ness loads through Tho Register's ad- f dope. ., t-o- evade th—o- vigilance of vertlnlnc oolumno^-AdvortkonMnt, government inancttora, RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937.' Pago Three
tornoon at the homo o! Mrs. James Moore are In charge of tho dining William Liddy Eatontown. Wolcolt, St., on Grant avenue. hall. The menu will consist of (boiled • • • • w • • Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wlnltlcr of ham, balled and ucallopcd potatoes, "One of AmericcCs Hatlmwoy and Mrs. Marjorlo Cra- Couth America, • surgical treatment Thursday et tie mer. Union'Memorial hospital, Baltimore, Mr. and Mis. John Mount of William Lld'dy of Fort Monmouth The; Woman's auxiliary of the flra Bloomflcld vlBltcd Mr. and MM. for» growth on hor toft arm. She It company will mock tonight at the was found dead Monday noori In a reported to b« doing nicely ond Is Charles F. MacKay on Saturday. lot near the plant of tho Ideal,Boach borough hall. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ebhard Louder of is now re expected to return home somotlmo Several members of the Eatontown Jus Water company at East Kcansburg. next weolt. New York spent the Kaetor holidays First Aid squad attended a meeting at their homo on the Little Sllvor Tho find was rondo by Stlllwoll Mrs. Jessie Warner ha» returned Byrno, who IB employed by tho hold by tho Bed.Bank llro depart- Point road. ' homo after upending tho winter In ment Monday night at Relief flro Gross 'fires on tho Winflold Gardens Wortu Progress Administration. Mr. Florida, Byraa was crossing;tho lot,to got a house. They woro .given Instructions tract Saturday and Monday were Pall of water whoa ho saw tho Barbara) Mosby ot Newton la In case of a fire at Rlvorvlow -hospi- put out by tho firemen. tal. ' to face S crumpled body In a clump of woods, spending a few day* with horvfathor, Thomas Bruno entertained the George A. Mosby of Broad street. The Epworth \cngup of tho Metho- members of tho flro company at his Mr, Llddy, who occasionally made Mra, Harry Mo¥rlnon to seriously dist church held a social Monday homo on Rumson road Monday night hie homo with his glstor, Mra. Rlcfi- 111 at her home In South Eitontown. night at tho church and received to celebrate tho arrival of a son In ard Bust of • Port Monmouth, had The Eatontown grammar sobool Lenten boxes. Soventy-flvo boxes tho family. Mrs. Bruno and her in.' been miming a woolt. Dr. Harvey will ro-opon next Monday, morning were sont out and more thnn 60 havo fant returned homo Saturday from Jiutcen relaxes at bridge or enjoys a W. Hartman of Keyjwt, who made following tho Easter Vacation. already been returned. Tho amount Rlvcrviow hospital. an examination,- said that death was Tho Kpworth leaguo of tho Moth received Is approximately $80. Tho guild of St. John's chapel will dinner a deux after the matinee in lown duo to exposure and had probably odlst church was In charge of tho Louis Klngman was winner of a moot next Tuesday at tho.homo ot —wearing this bcngalinc rcdingotc over occurred ttuco or four days previous Sunday evening service. Louie Ecu- box ot groceries disposed of on tho Mrs. jjdward Wotthloy at Occanport. art presided. Winifred West of Moti- to the ilndinff of tho body. Those oo-pporatlvo plan Saturday night at Tho Hoffmho sisters have had their a sheer dress. Navy over navy, navy who had scon Ml'. Llddy shortly be- mouth Beach was guest speaker, a card and bunco patty held by tho Rev, Malcolm L. Wlllltts, paator, waa house and garage buildings re- over Royal, black over Royal. fore his disappearance gay that ho Junior Social club at Crescent hall. shlngled. • soloist. About lSjicrjone attended. was In on enfeebled condition, It is Henry. Salt of Willow drive has thought that ho foil unconsolous and Robert Hayes, son of Mr, and Mrs. moved to Tlnton Falls, whero he that tho cold weather sapped svliat Clydo Hayes' of South street, was 1 bought a houso recently. ' little vitality ho had left. Ho wan slightly Injured last week In an au Little Silver. Clark P. Kemp, borough collector; 40 years of ago. •• . tomobllo accident at Asbury Faiic. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor'of expected • homo' Monday from a Mr. Llddy la survived by his moth- Ho was riding with his grandfather, month's vacation In .Florida; er, Mra. Cathorlno Ltddy of Port Charles Stein, when the accident oc- Now Yoi'lc spent Saturday at their Monmouth. Ho loavefl hlo wlto who curred. Mr. and Mrs, Stein, parents country estate at Little Silver-Point. Is a rculdont of nod Bank and with of Mrs. Hayes, rocontly returned Mr. and Mis. Richard Lohno have Grass Flro Threatens. whom ho had not lived a number ot homo attoc wintering In Florida. moved into their summer homo on Two Red Bank flrc companids'werq yours. Ho also loavos o brothor and Mr. and Mra_ Waltor Bennett and the Littlo Silver Point road after called out Tuesday afternoon to ex- six sinters. Tho funoral will bo hold chlldron of Connecticut have been having spent tho winter at New tinguish a grass flro on Brancli ave- at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the visiting Mrs. Bennett's parents, Mr. "i'oi-k. / nue, near St. Nicholas place. The Bedlo funeral parlors at Koyport and Mrs. Daniel 8. Morris. Tho Ladies' aid society of tho fire started' In a vacant lot but was More than 60 porsons attonded Mothodlst church will hold a covered fanned by a strong brcezo. and card and bunco party hold by tho dish supper in tho church hall next threatened to spread to a barn l'arent-Teaehor Card Party. Sons and Daughters of Liberty Mon- Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. owned by William S, Rose: A still Mrs. Alfred Rolss will bo hostess day night at Crescent hall. Attrac- George Ivlna Is chairman and her as- alarm brought Union Hose company thlB afternoon at tho •wooUfy card tive table prizes -wcro awarded and sistants aro Mrs. JUlla Moore, Mrs. to the scono and, later Relief Engine party of tho Red Bank Catholic par- refreshments wcro served. Hannah Joslyn, Mrs. Lizzie Moore company went to assist. . ent-teacher association nt tho high Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho and Miss Florenco Campbell. Mrs. school auditorium. Methodist church will moot this ai- Louis Eastmond and Mrs. Lizzie il nays to advertiso In The Resistor.
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LARQE SELEaED MIXED and sue feels r< \0\ hn .in tiling from i FINE QUALITY C0L0R5 doz. shopping; inp tn a ilinrui: il Kt iiifouM il— aiuthing i D\V cin proilun 1 let nc GOID MIDAl, HfCKtM, PIUSBURY OR CKKOTA ning outfit is another story. But any New Supsr Creamed Jersey girl can be equally well dressed by S TOMATO JUICE the simple expedient of 'choosing Justeen Justeen feels thai almost The; Swln any occasion from morning Food brink Fashions at. Bamberger's. And if she's till night is tnore fun if she's wearing her newest frock home for Easter holidays, there's grand under this coat in black or navy, ivith Us solemn parade Santa Clara loof for taking back to school and col- of buttons from collar io 40-30 to pound hem and a crisp white pique lege in our famous Campus Center Shop, flower. SaU: Vma., hi., Sot, Sultana Brand u oz. which is Justeen's happy hunting ground, A&P WHITE RAISIN Justeen steps out briskly on anyhow. Each of these .. these fine Spring days in a tailored suit of men's wear worsted with link button Mod. with the fines gtnAy wMe flow obloinaW*. OacMM Sizes 11 to 17 closing, hand finished and cl dtllctoti^ t»nd«* nn^lptnod available in gray, brown or JUNIOR SHOP • Bambergor'$ Third Floor navy, A«PFrosh Whit© Broad , Burr/'* Chocolate Covored Crone & Blaekwoll' Golattn Daisort* or Puddings Shredded THE LITTLE SATCHEL Ralah Brand VERY SPECIAL 2%. ior THE LUGGAGE LOCK largo lona Brand 24 oi. Mor« peopla drink Eight O'GocV Co Deo lhan any olhtr wfftt cam 1 tn lh« woild. TSfty pre(«r lit mild ond mellow (lovoi-i (h Baked 13 or. ,, !s important to Pads and oroma. Every pound It freshly wound 01 I hi mom«nt ») Ooston Stylo can JUST 500 purchoio-oround cofrtfclry for your mtrliod of coffao-moking. DIRD GRAVEL pkg
Arm & Hammer Ludeu Lclong's ll'i S\HMI i& ask fa or Toxlto" Ororid ANN PAGE1 Tho Speed eoop WHISPER MCE POWDER Ev«iv«ty Ann HOQPa&«* Foorooad Uu fttitltottedo fortor qualityejuaiuy,. purupurity ontlow.. vatvatutu . You MuU bo pleoied or wo will o'odl/ refund yoiyr moniy. Cloani Quicker Baking Powdor . ',:; 9'';:.'• I5C Mokoi Aluminum Brilliant Made to Sell tor 3.00 DUMA ^S*fc^^ftsv^v^iAtf r "*^^v**Pf viwion g of» l ^»# The little satchel is described with great rUru CAT* QCTv OXAMOtt VAtftUA * **'i • * Orangd fVlarmalado • . \« I5C WEEK-END SPECIAL! enthusiam in all of the cables from Paris'. A face powder delicately perfumed with C one of the finest Leloiig jnerFu_mcs,_._...,_«_ Mollo«Whoat uuniu «»ui . "Jij! I8 GOLDEN As a result Bamberger's has collected a Fruit Prosorvos iwi \l 19=',^ 33C WHISPER.: ThreeT shades: rachel clalr, YELLOW Ib •surprising number of satchel-type bags argentine and sirocco. A marv'elous value. Cholc« rlpi bonofloi (M (1V« ctnli a paund. Tolt odvonlagi el,l(il» ule today I at varying prices. Illustrated is a smart, Only a limited quantity. simple and very well-bred calfskin bag COSMETIC8 • Dnmbaraor'i Blroot Floor at 10.0®* ' • ,
TUNE IN THUtSOAY NIOHT-A&P BAND WAGON STARRING rXAT£< SMITH AND FEATURING T(D UWIJ AND f.WRJORIJ MOfffT-0 TO 9 P. M. WABC HANDBAJQ9 e. flj 9tr«t Floor REDiBANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. RACE COMMITTEE MEETING. BPMMWMBlg SK&Hus&a&a&sisas*^^ Mock Trial Held Shrewsbury. Monmouth Beat Club Getting Beady . for AcUvo Sailboat Season. . (Tki Rid Bar* R«g!at«r can b« bougnt By Lions Club a Scrmburr tram tha Sbnwrimrr mar- Tho Itaco commlttco of tho Mon- «•'••« tha poitoCQiii from Mn. Jamti Write an essay of NOT; more than Rlordin. and from Cu» Edwirdi on the mouth Boat elub will meet Monday comer or Ntwm«n 'Sprlngl load and 200 words on Chairmen of Several Standing night, April S, qt the clubhouse. This Shrewsbury «v«nu«.) Committees Receive "Sen- {will bo a most Important meeting and Shrewsbury Hose lliml arrangements will be made for company was 'Ofii'tiiiMiBg'iit iac«» ffi'rBiF&v'ii&fiP Ing season undor tho ciuoplcea of tho nrfgftt Women extinguished a flr« club. tho homo ot Dr. a. A. Colllni of Irv ing place, caused by an oil burnei Refrigeration Is the Best Method Chairmen of acverul of tho stand- Pctor Bcntloy, chalijnan of thi and Sunday morning they put out ; Ing committees of tho Bed Iiank committee, urges a full attondar.es. fire near the Little Silver bounder; Lions club were colled upon Tuesday line. ' of Preserving Food" night at tho weekly meeting of .the organization in the Elks club Ipj'da- Four new members were accepted in the Presbytorlon churol. on Bas- fend tho acts of. their rcspectlvo Com- ter.' Thoy included C, Frank Bordon mlttces 'before a "soviet supreme (The Bed Bank Itcniitex eia b. Dough! l onl troni Cl and son Francis, Frank Quackoi 5,.,n^ lH. tron Sr " Bill, Vlnc.nl court." of which Theodore D. Par- H. Sr " Bill, Vlnc.n bush, Jr., and Thomas Farley. sons sewed as chief justice. The Kfft ££{» W"MrW"Mrmm « ud lotlt "associate judges" woro Judgo Harry Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawea lef KlutsUy, Theoddro J, Labrcco.ue, , Tho ^. Week and Easteer »»er- Monday by car to spend tan days vic S eI nt ch rcweh wer0r Pineh'urat, North Carolina. Mr Wollaeo Jeffrey and Assessor GeorEo ,ff *' '" 5" 55f5f • " BBray . G HowarHd d LipplncotLiltt wa51«'<>» <««e°ded. Five ^^childree n were Lawes Is a member of the firm o. "prosecutor• "•• and• Mayo-- "r Charle— s K- . baptised Saturday afternoonafternoon. They Lavvcs Coal company. English was "defense attorney." are Elizabeth Smith, Joan Elizabeth Councilman and Mrs. F, N. Law- The entertainment took the form ill. John David Foster, Luolla rence White attended the Mayfa of a mock trial and created much Day Foster and Charles Shaw An- bowling • tournament at the 212t: amusement. The "defendants" were trim. Services next Sunday, morning armory. New York, Thursday night iSdwln R. Conovor, chairman of tho will comprise Holy, Communion at A house at the corner ol Wblti athlctlo committee; John Burns, 8:15 o'clock, church school at 10 and Broad streets, owned by Dr chairman of the boys' and girls' com- o'clock and worship at 11 o'clock. Ernest Fahneslock, la being rodeoo mittee; Harry Malphow, chairman ot Mr. and" Mrs, Charles Corapton of rated. The house has been vaoan' o the civic welfare committee; James Plalnflcld, Mr. and Mrs. John J. for; aeverol years. Other bouse: H. Mattenloe, chairman of the By- Compton of Union and Mrs. Haze owned by Dr. Fahnoetook and occu- Thi» contest is open to everyone (except Ing squadron committee; Ensley B. Hopkins of.Roselle Park were Easter pied by George Coudrler and family Morris, chairman of ths membership, guests of Mies Nell Compton. and Mrs. William Cook and family employees of the Seaboard Ice Company committee; Theodore X>. Moore, A birthday party was given by Miss are also to be redecorated, Em- chairman of the attendance commit- Mas Stewart at her home one even- ployees on'the Fahneetook farm are XnssoconS tanl But have you ever stopped and their families) tee; Jack Eohroy, chairman of the ing last week amid attractive decor- doing the painting. program and entertainment coramlU ations of green and white. Tho guests Mra John Gardner and children to consider that in the pile of dirty ruga lutk Letters will be judged on accur- tee, Lester C. Leonard, chairman of were Miss Marian Langford, Miss wero holiday dinner guests of Mrs. the Maple avenue .highway, beau- Leona Volkland, Miss Theresa Koop, Stewart VanVllet and family. the hazards of disease? Soiled rugs are tho acy of reasons, clearness, sin- MAIL ESSAYS TO Mbs Janet Morford, Mr.' and Mrs. tlflcatlon committee and George Olm. Mlss Edith Burst of Monroe ave- habitat of disease-breeding germs, which caa cerity and Individuality of stead, chairman of the dinner com- Daniel Slover, Melvln Barnes, John lue, who was injured In on accident CONTEST DEPT. mittee. Barnes, William and Charles Gor- here tour weeks ago, has returne only be removed by a thorough shampooing. thought. All letters must be man, Donald Luker, Ralph Poling, to her duties at ths Red Bank Tele- Captain Harry T. VanNofe and Annand Aclnedo and James Overton. phone company. postmarked before midnight SEABOARD ICE CO. Policeman Benjamin Pryor of the Thomas Smith is kept Indoors with police department, attired In uni- Mm. Edward Obre and son re- Stay 1. You may write as a heavy cold. turned home, Tuesday, from Mon- Asburjr Park, N. J. form, were gueaU, and they assisted Capt. Jobn W. Glass Is recovering many essays as you wish. mouth Memorial hospital. during the trial In enforcing the from Illness at the home of bis Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Flatow have Our exclusive Faico Rug Shampooing process 'sentences" of the ''court" daughter, Mrs. Thomas Pettlt of oturned to their home here after Mr. Conover was made to show River Plaza. Interlng in New York. imparts a freshening bath to each hair and the proper way to deliver a bowling Lenore, Luella' and Margaret Fos- The Young People's Missionary so- ball. Mr. Moore was "sentenced" to ter, children of Mrs. Georgia Foster ciety of .the Presbyterian church will fibre and revives the brilliance of your prized give a vocal solo to his own accom- are kept Indoors with sickness and meet tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock paniment, Mr. Burns, who Is agent Mrs. Foster has tonsilitis. at tho Surrday-achool room. Rev, floor coverings. Send your rugs today. You'll FIRST PRIZE $50.00 for tho Plymouth and Dodge auto- Mrs. -Nettle Wright of Atlantic •ebrge H. Mlksch, pastor, will he In mobiles, was compelled to give a Highlands spent Sunday with he charge of tho program- be delighted with the results of SECOND PRIZE.... $25.00 sales talk for the Chevrolet car. Mr. mother,' Mrs. Jennie Trimble, wb Ralph Rees's house on Broad street Faico shampooing. Malohow was "sentenced" to glvo a lias been on the sick list. has been resblngled. lano solo. Mr. Olmstead was made Miss Jessie Kraemer of Elizabeth Mortimer Murphy and' children THIRD PRIZE : $15.00 to eat some of the "fine foods" which spent a day recently with her moth- Marie and Jfeal and Miss Rene Hall he Is said to continually advertise at er, .Mrs. Jennie Kraemer. of New York were holiday gue«t« of club meetings. Mr. Mattenlee was Mrs. Robert Fields has been en Misses Mary Bly and Margaret Mur- Domestics 4c per aq. ft.* FOURTH PRIZE... .$10.00 'sentenced" to remove some of bis gaged as teacher of the fifth grade phy. - :lothlng. Mr. Morris was compelled to succeed Miss Worthley ot Rum Miss Jane Parker, a student at Orientals 60 per sq. ft :o show how he hit a golf ball to son, who resigned. Ne\y Jersey College for Women at *(9 x 12 Domestic, 44.32) CONTEST OPENS APRIL 1st, 1937. icora a '.'hole In one" at the Deal Capt. and Mrs. John Glass and son New Brunswick, Is spending the CLOSES APRIL 30th, 1937. :lub, Mr. Rohroy was sentenced to John spent Saturday evening with Easter vacation at her home here. ;lvo a vocal solo. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worden of Key- Mrs. George H. Mikscb, wife of The contest will be judged by three disinterested The fact he had sent a genuine port. , Rev. Miksch, pastor of the Presby- persons who are Home Economics experts. elegram to State Highway Commis- A daughter was born to Mrs. Marc terian church, slipped and fell Fri- Dial Little Falls 4-0400 • Red Bank 2600 • or ask "Operator" for iloner E. Donald Sterner in reply Krohn Friday at Fltkin hospital. The day, at i her home and Injure! her 0 a "dummy" telegram he (bought new comer has been named Jennie knee. JUDGES had been sent by Commissioner Ster- Hilda Krobn. The monthly meeting1 of the vestry er, was deemed to Jiavo been a'suf- Mrs. Edward Bennett is confined of Christ church will be held at the MISS ADELINE F. BENNETT,. Asbury Park Iclent penalty for Lion Lovett. Tes- In bed wltb grip. rectory Thursday night, April 8, at (Tho loll oh&rge ii automatically rev*ned to us) rday Mr. Lovett also received Olive Hyer, Lois Compton and o'clock. HELEN PARKINSON,' Neptune dummy" telegrams from Governor Marie Schlemann have been on tho Rov. George H. Mlksoh sent out 129 offman and President Roosevelt, sick list. self-donlal crosses several weeks ago DOEOTHY DOWDEN, Red Bank ommending him for his activity la Sunday evening Mrs. John .Glass In a drive for funds for tho support curing tho grading and beautlflca- entertained Mr., and Mrs. Gorden of the Preslytcrlan-church. So far lon of tbo land between Maple avo- Flc.hter of Kockiaway. Mrs. Flchter approximately $80 has been realized. For Information or data listen to too radio: ue and tho railroad tracks, between was a schoolmate of Mrs, Glass when Mrs. Edmund Nestler of Broad they - were In training to becb ergen Place and the Broad street treet was injured Thursday in a fall RED VXNK Eleanor Howe—Home-Makers Exchange •ailroad crossing. In reality, this teachers. -while visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Tuesday and Thursday Morning, 11:15—Station WABG ork was begun yesterday by em- Mrs. John Hems spent Thursday Volght, of New York. - . loyces of tho etato highway depart- with Mrs. Ourdon Rudolph and fam icnt, as bad been promised recent- ily of" Freehold. ' " Ot S. -Department df Agriculture Gladys Swarthout—Ice Industries of America 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland iport8 show lower Rio Grande val- by Commissioner Sterner. DRYCIEANIMQ LAUNDERING RUa,8HAMFOOIHG' STORAGE Sunday Evening, 10:00—Station WEAF , : Besides those mentioned, guests ta- and daughter spent tho week-end ley citrus Is being carried by tiuok with Mrs. Sutherland's parents, Mr. to 26 states beyond Texas. luded Carl F. Clark and Edward and Mrs. Herbert Vanduyne of Lin- ns of Ked Bank, and Lion Jos- coln Park. Or Write to >h Connor of New Brunswick, The ttendanco prize was offered by Mr. and Mrs. Garrett A. Lee spent homas S. Field, Jr., and was award- the Easter season with their daugh- to Mr. LIppincott. It was a re- ter, Mrs. Ward R. Jeffers of Brook- oductlon of one of Chick Sale's spo- lyn, •> ialties, and the correct answer to Mlsa Doria^Balback of Keansburg c question was that there are 4,827 was an Easter guest of Miss Marie dividual electric welds made in MacConnell. ASBURY PARK, N. J. ie construction of a Lincoln-Zephyr Mrs. Douglas Cook, who has been ltomobllc body. Joseph Applegatc kept Indoors. several weeks with arthritis, is slowly improving. for a booklet describing Alr-Condlttoned Refrigeration 111 present the prize and question ixt Tuesday night. At that meet- Miss Peggy Mauser, Miss Carrie FOR THESE or iratch.tbe magazines and local newspapers. "Old Timers Night" will be ob- Tuney of Red Bank and Misses Rose and Helen Tkach spent Saturday In Nc\v York. emtjers and former members only. Miss Leona Volkland. spent Mon- day with relatives in Newark. Sunday afternoon Miss Marian Langford had for guests Miss Helen Tkach,'Miss Leona Volkland and Miss Mae Stewart of Belford, Mrs: Daniel Slover of River Plaza and © Miss Vorona Schnoor. Mrs. James Bartholomew is recov- Sunrise Ready Mixed Phoenix Heady Mixed Adelphia Interior Gloss ering from grip. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE Olive and Grace Hyora are kept HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAINT . and Flat Paints 1877 Indoors with colds. 17 Beautiful Mrs, Mablon A. Grimes spent White and Colon 3 PHONES—1560 ,- 1561 - 1562 Thursday with her daughter Mrs: Enduring Colors. 6 Beautiful Colors and' Fred Roskefl who lives at Westwood White Hat or Gloss Mr. and Mrs. James Whalen of $•8.19.., 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:- FREE DELIVERY Jersey City spent Monday with Mr. .85 «»'• and Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Arthur Compton spent the Y*Sal. $uo SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! weok-ond with her brother, Robert 69c Crane. A good paint at Mrs, James Hubbs and son Charles Quality at Reasonable! bavo returned home . after vlHlting low Frice, Prlocs. Highest Quality. JERSEY JERSEY PRIME relatives at New York a few days. RUMP A new Methodist Sunday-school at- tendance record was mado Sunday Sunrise Floor Paints Phoenix Decorative VEAL VEAL CHUCK CORNED morning when 217 persons were pres MONT-ROK Porch or Deck ent. 8 Popular Colors for , ENAMELS' Shoulders BEEF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lange and Leg or Rump ROAST children spent Tuesday afternoon In 15 Shades for AH Purposes ENAMEL (BONELESS) Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce and Floor*, Woodwork, 75c *<•"»' $-1.95 gal. daughter Julia Marie of Philadelphia 39c wero Sunday guests of Mrs, Mary Furniture, etc ' Moore. .25c %-H.i ... ' qt. Rita McDermott Has been on tho A real value.at 1 A perfect finish (or sick list. 15c %' P "' Porchos, Doctor, eto. . Mrs. Emily of Rod Bank and Miss thii price, Dries wl«» a High. Mary Coney of Headden's Corner GALLOM Use Inslds or Outside. Gloss and Hard Finish. spent Tuesday evening with Mro. QUICK DRYER Melvln Leek. >S FAMOUS FRESH Ivan Moore has returned to Pen- nlngton school after spending tho Easter vacation with his mother, VARNISHES China-Lac Varnish Stains Mrs. Mary Moore. Everything For Mrs. May Finn of Now York spent Quick Dryer, Durable, fl Wood Colon, tho Easter season wlth-.Mrs. Gcorgo of all types '' Spring Painting No 2can8 Koofer. ~^ A quality Exterior or Orange Juice 2 25c Miss Jeoslo Kramer spent Tuesday for all purposes Uneedas 3 13c 3-Inch BRUSHES;...... 25c Interior finish of Nat. No Zaaia with hor mother, Mrs, Jennie Kra- SAND PAPER ....3 *•««• 5c Telephone Peas 2 • 29c mer. ' as low1 as urol "Wood colon. Shredded Wheat 12cPug. Mr. and MrB. Chester Henry and THINNERS ..10c tc roU8 son Georgo visited Mr. and Mr*. Fruit Cocktail ""*" ^25c Scot-Tissue 3 22c Fritz Gustln of HoboKen Sunday. LINSEED OIL '....*• 23c Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and dough' $it.l9 sal. TURPENTINE «* 69c Beets 2 ^"^ 29c tcr Marglo of Leonardo spent Sat- Pint pint Florida Beans 2 ibs. 25c urday with Mr«. Jobn Slovenze. Mr. and Mrs. John Lentz and son Peanut Butter 1 ib Jw 19c Calif. Carrots spent Tuesday, in Newark, L_:. Mrs. Ernest Volkland has returned Norway Kippers - Sc^sr^Fexas Beets home after spending a few days with PROWN'S u|C buneb relatives In Newark. Mrs. David Sohnoor entertained 47 Broad St., H. O. Oats 2 Pug8 21c Celery Hearts *- 25c tbo Tblmblo olub at her home Tues- day evening. • Free Mr. and Mrs. August Volkland Red Bank spent tbo weok-end with Mr. and IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS Mrs. Ernest Volkland. Delivery Mis« Mar,lon Ahtarn was a visitor at Philadelphia Sunday. BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,.198.7. Pace Five spent his spring vacation at the time set for tho annual card party Personals. home ot his parents on Bergen place. Navesink. tor thS benefit of tho Navesink li- Fred WlkolT, a student at Peddlo brary, and thoso who "do not care Mr«. Horbert 8. Craig and Mlsi sohool, has baen spending the Eastor Mrs. Adam Llnzmayer Is confined for brldgo aro romlndcd that thoro Holon L, Wyoltoff ot Bod Bank, Mlos holidays with bis parents, Mr. and to bar bed with Illness, Hor daugh- will bo tables for sovoral other games, Louleo Hartoboroe of Mtddletown Mrs. William ,Wlltoff of Maple avo- ter," Mi's, Fred Otell of Leonla, la as well. Miss Mildred DoVesty Is In ond Mrs. William HttvUHiorno ot nue. . with hor. / «**"« 4wm«r«r - Bo obtained from hor; from tho 1 Mrs, Harry Bimln of Wallace etresl, son of. Philadelphia havo been members of hor committee, Mrs. Al tonnlal Fund campaign for the ban and Qoorgo Yanko, son ot Mr, and spending a fow days with Mr. Han- fred Brower, Mrs, Roljort Dcspraaux, eflt of St. Mary's Hall for dlrU ,( Mrs. Jacob Yanko ot Peters place, eon's parents. Burlington. . ,- . . H Mrs. EarJ DeVoaty, Mrs. Charles P. spont Easter at their homos here. Mr, and Mrs, Mort Odell aro ex- Johnson, Mrs. Henry Maxson, Mrs. Harold Turnock or Spring etroel Mr. Bunln and Mr. Yanko are stu- pected home next week Irom Miami, James Furvcs, Mrs. Paul I. Rcdcay, has. accepted a position with thi dents at Lehlgh university, JBothlc- Florida. Miss Elizabeth Schnoor, Miss Effle Singer Sewing Machine company al hem, Pennsylvania. ' ' Raymond Taylor has bought a now Schuermon, Miss Veronica VanKIrk Elltabotb. • . , .Louis Grand, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Fontldo sedan. and Mrs. Morris Walsh, or at tho li- Mlsaos Eva, May and Bertha Roles Max Grand ot McLaren street, was Tuesday evening, April e, \4 tho brary. of Washington spent be holiday with home for Baotor from Tomplo Uni- Join the thousands of thrifty food buyer. wh6 rsgularly market in tho eonv«n- ' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred versity dental school, where he Is a ient American Storoi. Every day brings new ipring foods, new monay-tavino Rolss of Linden place. student, i, Glenn P. Wlshard of Bergen place, Lester Swartz,. Bernard Clark and opportunitiaf, a spring tonic for your food budget former general pcorbtary of tno local Charles Wodehouso, all of this place, Young Men's Christian association, have resumed their studies at Lafay- Is now working (or the Hospital Bor. otte co)l#£fe. Tomorrow's Serve Yourself vloe Plan at Newark. ' , ,Max Dlstel of- Babylon, Long Is- Market Miss Elslo Wildangor, daughter o land, Is visiting Ward VanDcrveer '-. or be .. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph WUdangor o arid family of Wallace street. Mr. TODAY Served ' West Borgen place, has been named Dlstel recently; returned from Arabia, on the oommlttes for a danco of the whore ho did aerial exploration +FARMDALE German club of New Jersey College work, •..';'..'••.••'..-:• • . for Women on April 17. • Mrs. John. L; Montgomery, Mrs. Claronoe O. Burger, Jr., of Silver^ Harold S, Clark and Mrs. William T. white Gardens loft lost Thursday on McDowell represented/ Monmouth a business trip to Puorto nlco, • county at the tenth national conven- can Mrs. Tllllo Sttguos of Bast Orange tion of tho American Association of Is spending tho weolc with Mr. and University Women at .. Savannah, Mrs. Frank B. Forrar of Wallace Georgia, which closed on March IS. street. - " , Pure, fresh milk of rich quality, concentrated and sterilized la sealed containers that keep it safe—absolutely Mr. and Mrs. Rlohard Tobln of gormless. Farmdale MilK, with equal quantity ot water added, la tho me consistency ot fresh milk. Richard Jones ot East Sunset ave- Cedarhurst, Long Island, Bpent the nue suffered an Injured back Mon- Easter holidays with Mr. Tobln's That's what Henri* says, and Henri knows. al for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only day morning In a fall while playing father and sister, Rlohard and Miss on Newman Springs road. Margaret Tobln ot Arthur place. Miss For example, take our Good News for Homebakers! Dependable Flour at a Lower Cost, Miss. Dorothy Slattory of Pitts- Emma Early of Brooklyn was a Sun- day guest of Miss Tobln, j^vrH? Finest • • burgh spent the week-end In town Twice Dipped Choc- I "UttIeOiiea"Mlaiature J with friends. Joseph Hlntelmann, son of Mr. olates. Delicious, delightful, Assorted Chocolates packed «*^*- ' Family Mrs. Edith Smith and daughter and Mrs. Joseph*Hlntelmann of East delovely. The extra coating in a beautifully colored gift Jean of Harding road and Robort Bergon place. Is confined to tho house makes them twice Package. ^ MacLaren ot Ncptuno City motored jvitll measles. as good. l-lb. to Baltimore for tho Easter holiday, Miss Betty Ann Day of Kansas which they opont with Mr. and Mrs. City, Missouri, a student at Bradford Charles MacLaren. Junior collego, Bradford, MMaosa- MHh Choeolnte Peppermints s-u. JL9f Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Flnolll of chusetts, Is spondlng part of her Soranton, Pennsylvania, are the par- Easter vacation with Mrs. Herbert D. Chocolate Pcannt Clusters »-«. 19)!! The Highest Grade Family Flour milled. An all-purpose flour—for ents of a nine-pound eon bom Sun- Wright of Broad street. Crystallised Fruit Jelly Patties nix. 101 dependablg result* In bread, cake, plea, rolls or muffins. day. Mr. and Mrs. Flnellt are former Ml&a Joan Todd, daughter of Mr. OSCO Baking Powder lt> can 180 The Digestible Shortening Bed Bank residents. and Mrs. Guerln Todd of SUverwtiUo Miniature Sea Foam Kisses lo^ltif Misses Eleanor Tllton, Marjorle Gardens, played tho' part of Major Frozen Coconut Dainties 1041.191 OSCO Pure Vanilla 2-OE bot 19c ' Messier, Margaret McLean and Mrs. Clinton In "Berkeley Square" this Eleanor Stevens spent the week-end year's presentation of the sonlor Miniature Pecan Mallows «-«.29ji 4SC0 Cooked Pumpkin largo can *| Oo In New York. class *of Abbot academy, Andover, Fountain Special — Sutler Pecan Ice Cream Puff. Mrs. Clorenoo C. Burger, Jr., of Massachusetts: The play was given Delicious Butter Pecan Ice Cream, smothered with Hot Sllvcrwhata Gardens Is entortalnlng Saturday night at tho annual Ab- 6SC0 Well Aged her mother, Mrs, Thompson ot Now bot night celebration for alumni and Fudge Sauce, topped off with whipped cream and nuts; York. parents of students. . #H«nri is the Lof! Candy Min-5wjAU-Knows All-WATCH FOR HIM. Long Cut Misses Mary and Sally Burdgo, fiev. John J. Volght of Catholic sophomores at Women's collego at university, Washington, D. C, spent Greensboro, North Carolina,, are part of his Eastor vacation with his spending the Easter season with aunt, Mrs. John Ifearney of Chest- 43-A BROAD. ST. RED BANK, N. J. their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Boward nut street. Burdgo ot Lake avenue. They will Miss Gladys I> Shropshire of Hud- return to their studies Monday.. . son avenue and Mrs, Edith, R. Stahl Douglas' Manson, who Is In charge of Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, at- Fancy, Tender of a boys' training camp at Vlneland, tended tho international Ice carnival has been spending a few days at Monday night at Madison Square Whole Craln bis home on Peters place. Garden, New York. Miss Luella Frey For Bteamlnf, rt> O. K. Diets of Cedarvllle, Virginia, of South street attended tho carnival Baklnr. Curry Is spending tho week with his slstor, Saturday night. , or In Desserts. Mrs. Lena Colmorgen, and family of Mrs. Irving Rink of Hudson ave- ' Oakland street. , nuo is steadily Improving from In- GLENWOOD Savo 25% On Your Brood Bill Charles Tabor of Spring street hos juries received three weeks ago when been confined to his homo with ton- a piano harp fell on her at her home. "MIGHTY MONARCH OF THE AIR" Give your family e real taste thrill every day with the many ollltlB. Clancy Boynton ot Harrison ave- AC-DC varieties of our fresh breadt from our modem sunlit bakeriw. John Swoel of Philadelphia ind nue, a member of tho real estate firm large •William Sweel, who is attending of Boynton & Byynton, underwent RADIO Wake Forest university at Wake an appendicitis operation yesterday "wrapped Forest, North Carolina,- havo been morning at Rlvervlow hospital. Ho loaf spending tho Easter vacation with Newnl , - ^L."« is reported to bo doing nicely. 1937 MoJ.I f ,i their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Philip Batlley, a student at La- ' Sweel of William street. John Mac- % Sliced or Unsliced Broad fayetto university, is spending the S New U* Junltln, a classmato of Swoel at spring vacation at his homo here. a mw f IF — f i Forest, Is alno visiting here. He will return to his studies Mon- RCA Tabu I ./I , ,— r 6c The Independent Hoofing company day morning. ' i • r H - — Victor Sliced Sliced w o£ Red Bank has put a new roof of Frod Colmorgen of Branch avenue Ribbon Layer asphaltio shingles on tho home of Full sii - }\ I r \ v each |C ©large has accepted a position as mainten- Policeman Frank Heuther on McLar- ance man with tho Llttlo Falls O alze en street. launr'y. Mr. Colmorgen has beon em- °r"> LiV, Francos Smith O'Brien, daughter ployed at the Empire garage for the Mads Irom freah, ripe apples at thoir beat. 10c NBC Cakes and Cracker* 2pk«»19c of Mr, and Mrs. William O'Brien of past 17 years. Tho second best spread for bread. NBC Peanut Sprinkles '"* 21c West Front street, was baptized Sun- Richard MacKay, son ot Mr. and day afternoon at St. James' ohurch Mrs. Wllmor A. Robblns of Elm by Rev. Dr. John B. McCloskey. The place, was baptized Sunday at the 'heal-flo' sponsors were Miss Mary O'Brien Roformod church by Rov. W. Car- ii ii/i i/ % i n> and Augustus Murray. man Trcmboth, pastor. Roasted Mr. and Mrs. John 3. VanMater of Giant Size Dial Philip T. Jlannino of North Bridge Edge !tn> lighted fur Haelot wore Saturday evening guests avonuo, whilo on a business trip to A popular blend with mild flavor and fragrant aroma. Ground to your order. ol Mr. and Mrs. Albert I* Ivlns of <|mck, easy, accurate I Now York yosterday, suffered from Inning. South street. Mr. and Mrs. VanMa- in Infected eyo duo to a foreign par- PASTRY Fruited Filled Delicious Plain - Nut • Raiein ter returned homo last week from lelo entering same. I Orlando, Florida, whero they spent SPECIALS each L .Prof, and Mrs. Stephen H. Le- I tH* winter, luler, who havo boon sojourning at for the weekend Stollen 19c CoffeeStings 2** 19c Pound Cake »»< 35c Mrs. Ella F. Hopping of Rlvor road Jt, Petersburg, Florida, for tho wln- Is confined to tho houso with a hoavy or will leave there Saturday and are cold.* ixpected at tholr River road home The newly organised Domino club tere In a few days- met at the home of William B. Wol- Mr, and Mrs. Albert E. Happ of cott of South street lost night Other orsey City entertained Mr. and Community News Shop members ot the olub beBldoa Mr. Wol- Mrs. Warren Bookwaltor of Broad cott are Robert F. Wilbur, Joseph street lost night at a dinner In cel- Ernest DiFiore, Prop. Applegate and Albert U Ivlns. ebration ot their thirteenth wedding John Regan of Hudson avenue, anniversary. 164 MONMOliTH STREET Tel. 1494 BED BANK '< who Is deputy collector of customs at Perth Amboy, Is now at Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Clfford Oakerson havo where he has taken temporary moved from Carter avenue, Fair charge of tho custom house In that Haven, to RlyerJPlaza. city. Captain and Mrs. Frank P. Dlolt- Fair Haven, man, who havo beon spending sev- eral weoks In Florida, arrived homo (Th» R«d Bank R«cltt«r ean ba bouaht yesterday and aro at tholr Wharf in Fair Havon from ' tb0 Fair HaVo M avenuo residence. On their way ket. th« Garden Statt ttoraand Ur. home they stopped off at Washing- The Fair Havon market, of which *These prices effective to Saturday Night. None sold to dealers. ton, but woro a bit too early to soe Joseph Piccolo Is proprietor, had a SPECIAL! Thursday, Friday tho display of profuse cherry bios window display for tho Easter sea- —« Master Meatmen Feature Quality Meats That Give Satisfaction , somt. son which attracted considerable at- and Saturday, April 1,2 and 3. Fancy ' . lt> Edward A. Hurd, Jr., of tho Nave tention. Ono window was a solid slnk-Rlvcr road, a student at tho mass of whlto eggs, surrounded by CLIP THIS COUPON and bring it to out- Plump Hun Preparatory school In Frlnco- decorations of purple and white Store on any of the above streamers. Tho other window was la ton, la spending tho Spring vacation dates and we will Dry Clean Cudahy's Puritan ' If3. at his homo. two sections, Ono was devoted to William Warnor of Whits street Kastor flowers and potted plants and and Press your Suit, .Coat or WUson's Certified spent tho w.eek-end with rolatlvos at In the other part was a llvo rabbit. (Whole or Sliank Half) The fireman put out a grass fire Dress for only— Reading, Pennsylvania, Keg. 6!>o Mrs, Walter B. Connor of Broad yesterday morning on Harrison ave- Prime Whole street has beon confined to nor homo nuo. for more than a week as the result The guild ot tho Episcopal church Steer Cut> of an Injury reoelvad recently In a will hold a bunco party tomorrow HATS BLOUSES Beef fall at her home, Her nleoo, Mrs. night at 8 o'clock In the pariah Rump or • Morris Walsh of Navcnlnlc,1 Is stay- houso. Cleaned SKIRTS ing at the Connor home. Miss Melissa Little, Mrs. William 33. Little, Jr., Mrs. Robert Cameron and Sweaters tb. Mr. and Mrs. James Dolg, formerly CLEANED of.-this place, are now residing at and Mrs. Ooorgo B..Moxley attended Blocked '2* I a performance- of "White Horse Inn" and - Freshly 1b New York, whero Mr, Dolg lisa ac- Inald* and Out PRESSED cepted a position as salotman (or yesterday afternoon at New York, Caught "'the Gold Dust company. Mies Olga. Bohwonlter, daughtor of Weakfish or Boston Mackerel Mr, and Mrs. William Johnstons Mr, and Mrs. Carl Bohwonltor of TAKE NO BISICS with your valuable clothes. For thoso prices and Mrs. George DoWlnno and chil- River road, Is a dancor In tho show, yon can enjoy a guaranteed .Dry Cleaning Sorvlce. Wo, aro ro- Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES for Appetizing Spring Menus. dren of Vlneland spent Buundoy and Mrs. UJvcrott Bmlth underwent an Uable and havo been In business for over SO years. Monday with Chostor Stupolll and oporatlon yosterday at St. Vincent's family of Newman Springs road, hospital at New York. Mian Vora Norcross and hor moth- The Sons and Daughters ot Lib- MEN'S,, LADIES' er,. Mrs. Clara Chambers of West erty lodgo will bold a bunco party Suits Front otreot, havo returned home Tuesday night, April 18. A ton ot Dresses coal will bo disposed of on the co- from, a motor trip" to Plnehurst, Overcoata Coats Goldon North Carolina, where they spent the operative plan. j It. Easter holidays. Upon tho return Mr, and Mrs, William Myatt have Top Coats Suits Rips trip they stopped at Wllll&msburg, moved to Keyport. Dry-Oleoned ^- Dry-Cleaned Virginia, to visit "The Restored Co- Mrs. Agnes Allalro and Mrs. John and Fressod. \ nnd Pressed JonlaLOlty.'L- Wholan of ffilltabeth, aro vloltlng Mr. and Mra, Harvoy M. Llttlo, 8r. CASH AND OAIUtT Mlno Marjorlo VanBrunt of Marlon Mrs. F, W. Oppar has boon spond- otroot has roturned to her duties at lng tho past two weolifl with her sls- the* Dutch Trio tea room on Broad tor, Mri. O'.'VT. Freeman of Mew NOTE:—AIX CLOTHES UD1TT IN OCR CAIIK ABE street after having boon confined to > IKSUOED AOAINSX FHIB AND her homo by Illifess. York, who Is seriously ill. each Lester Berk of Spring street, Andy TDgeland of Fair Haven and John Vow Oiin Club. Munn pf West Long Branch left Tho Pine Knot and P.od and dun AND bunch 3© 1 yosterday to rcsumo tholr studies at club la tho name, of a now organiza- Gettysburg collogo, Gettysburg, Pa. tion formed In Rarltan township: DYERS • Thoy spent Easier with their roDpoc- Tho trustees aro Edward Vandcr- (Two Doors From N. 3. Tolophono Omcc) • • tlvo families, ' ' bllt, William VanMater, Thoodoro' L. It Pays to Buy All Your Foods Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest 1 Philip" Conta,- a senior at H&hne- Fronton, 1* Wnlllng nnd Wlinam 38 Monmouth St. • Phone R. B. 1956. Milk, Mont. Scofood and Produco pi'loos e'ffeellvo to Snturdny night. Grocory prices to Wednesday, April 1, union othofiv , tnann medical college, Philadelphia, SngBan, Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937.
Its flgiires to determine If a re'duo- pneumonia and the funeral was hoi ships." Hov. 'Ellwood S. Wolf, tho society of the Baptist church will Uon were possible. - Leonardo. Monday. pastor, will preach on "Faith" in hold mooting at which a covered Misses Mary and Florenco Noll o; dish dinned will bo served. The Tho bid prloo would be reduced Sfy. • •;•,; Ltaerolt "TuMfl»y>ESiOT!3y#3S! day, Assemblyman Samuel Fesln ex- Washington has renewed tbe lease I of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chrlstlanson. during tho Easter season with friends on the po3tofflco in tho Pannaol Mrs. Howard A. Mallen entertained Formerly pressed doubt tho measure would be in Jersey, City. 3.50 to S.50 building for two years from April 1. two tables of bridge In honor ot Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown have ready for Introduction Monday. . ABMOUIVS STAB Rebekah lodge will hold Installa- Charles Frledlander Tuesday even- returned after spending the week tion of officers tomorrow night. Mrs. Ing. The event was In tho form of a with Mr. Brown's brother ai1- Cliff- Crocqulgnole or Spiral wave* The appropriations committee ap- ''onipleto Head proved inclusion in the annual money Jennie Altman Is the new noble surprise party and Mrs. Frledlander wood Beach, . Legs Lamb grand. received several beautiful gifts. Mrs. A bouncing baby boy weighing ten Formerly (all stita) bill of (100,000 for acquisition and 5.00 development of 2,200 acres of land Two children wero baptized Sun- Fred Geyer and Mrs. Arthur Maler pounds was'born to Mrs. Robert N. for a seashore park on Rarltan bay day at the Methodist church by Rev. were the prize winners. Others pres- Cardo at Monmouth Memorial ent besides those mentioned were irt Velzor Combination at Cheesequake creek. Howard N. Amer. They were Elaine pltal, Long Branch, last week, Formerly AttMQWS CLOVEBBL00M Gertrude West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bergman, Mrs. James the hospital the youngster has been State Forester Charles P. Wllber Welch, Mrs. Anton Kendria and Mrs. 7.80 „„. told the commlttes the State Board Mrs. Arthur West of Rumson, and nicknamed "The Champ" because of (4-O1J3S.) Charles Eilenbergcr, Jr., son of Coun- Frank Krantz. his size. of Conservation and Development A bingo party will be held by the BIACHTNELESS WAVE had picked the Cheesequake site as cilman and Mrs. Charles R. Ellen- The Baptist Sunday-school berger. Tho sponsors for the former Brevent Park and Leonardo firemen Formerly 2SKSS tho best location for a shore park at their fire house Saturday evening meet at 8:43 o'clock Sunday morn- 7.B0 after learning the state could not ac- wero Miss Mildred Wilraot and J. ing. Harry Posten of Atlantic Leslie Fichter and for tho latter Mr, at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will bo quire property at Island Beach. A served and prizes given. Highlands, former moderator of the Federal grant of $200,000 for the and Mrs. Frank Covert, Jr. Monmouth Baptist association, will The Woman's Republican club will Finger Waving, Fresh Chopped Beef project may also be sought. Marvin Fowler, letter carrier, will bo the' preacher. Tho Christian En- Shampooing, Etc begin a vacation of two weeks next hold a card party on Saturday night deavor society will meet at 7 o'clock FREE PARKING SPACE •• In Community fire house. Mrs. Dora D) BEAR Monday to ^ Thursday Coroners; holding offices that were week. He will spend his time shad in the evening and the topic will bo fishing up the Hudson river with a Macauley. and Mrs. Charles Melele "Tho Good Church Member Wor- established by common ' law, have have been chosen chalrladles and will equal rights with county physicians group of Sea Bright fishermen where they arc now. Several small catches be assisted by Mrs. William Ant, Mrs. A Few of Our Many Grocery Specials ! In viewing bodies, the attorney gen- Howard Mallen and Mrs. Carl Berg- : have been made within the past eral hold. In an opinion asked by man. Games will begin at 8 o'clock. the state police he ruled that both week, but tho shad season will not be in full swing until next week. Tbe Girl Scouts, under the direc- Prices in bulk—50c extra charge if bagged FOR STOVE or NUT One of the oldest and best brands of anthracite. Why pay more for the same or cheaper brands? We handle only one brand-Honeybrook. No substitutes and no trick advertisements. This price effective till May 1st, when prices will advance. Delivered anywhere in Monmouth County. , TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY BINNIE BARNES - WILLIAM GAGAN —IN— Olrsclid by Erie C. Ksnion i i A COIUMHA ptcruie With WENDY BARRIE — RAYMOND WALBURN —ALAN BAXTER WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY" FREE TO THE LADIES—Every Tuesday, Matinee and Evening GLORIA STUART - LEE TRACEY In PHONE KEANSBURG 42. GOLDEN GLOW MIXING BOWLS PUBVIUVV WEDNESDAY, NIQIIT AT H I1. M. , ^WANTED-JANE TURNERS 1 THEE OIUNA TO THE LAUIE9 I RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1.1987. Page Seven Belf ord Resident Inspector, to mako alterations to his publican club enjoyed a luncheon Moomouth County Surrofate'e Office. Stubborn Stump houso on the Avonuo of Two Rivers. Tort Monmouth. meeting laBt Thursday at the home In. tho matter ot the estate ol Sophia'& Other permits Issued wore to Robert of,Mrs. Charles Quackonbush. The Wllllston, deceased. L W. Lancaster Has Old Newspapers ( Fire on Lawn Bruce for a private garago on River (The Bed Bank BeslsUr eaa tie bonabt Notice to creditors to prosent claims Srookside. Inn In Fort llonmouth from hun Oeneralli tables wero attractive with Easter svalnst estate. ' 'Civil Engineer and , road, and to Curtis J, Mar for alter- Charlie Hirers and Obnrles fiibbeuiir.) decorations. Tho gueats woro Mrs, Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. Don- 8. STHAVS8, Mgr. Robert Orono of Bolford baa teat .Pry., grass on Mrs. Susan Craw ation* to his gor.ag.tt £ ahay. Surrogate of .tho County ot Mon- gjU-w.,.-.,...,.- .. AndtysDaentertiaSiiBS rclatlvca from Ijong Island over the Mrs. Ollvo- Homan, -Mro. Kloanor Marco, 1B3717,, on Uho application of ilank Hints Highway, • PLANNING . uowepapors, which In turn will be day and caused a large oak stump Courtcr^ Mrs.- Johi; Hdhnessoy, Mrs. ol— New _jrKoik and Trust Company, one of Frank BaylC3 of Park avenue has week-end. ' the executors of tho eatato of Sophia E. Bent to the Monmoutb County His- on tho place to got ablaze. No dam- roturnod homo from Florida. Viola Kolb, Mrs. Viola Noblo, Mrs. Shrewsbury STBCOTBBAi DESIGN torlcal Rtjoclatlonf BO a sift from Relatives from Bayonne visited Willlston. deceased. noLlco Is hereby given ago was done, but tbe firemen had a Harvoy Tllton, Jr., son-of Mr. andMrs. Thomas Rellly Saturday and Donald Rollly, Mrs. John Waters, to the creditors ol said deceased to eihlblt Phono 403 Eatontown. , hlnu "" " difficult tlmo In extinguishing thi to the subscriber, one of the executors as Stool Bolnforcod Concrete Mrs. Harvey Tllton, Is a patient Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Kern, Mrs. Pearl Hen- af6resa!d, their debts and demands against 11 §ul 50c Full Course Dinner SOo BUILDINGS . DAMS Three of the papors ars very In- stump flro. They did a big lot o Monmoutb Memorial hospital. - John E. Bennett, who Is principal ry, Mrs. Thomas Weathered, Mrs. • .I** . « *t under oath, within al< torejtlng. One Is a copy of tno Nowhaoklng with axes and used a oon< Holon Froibott, Mrs. Fred Baw, Mrs.months from the date of the aforesaid MENU, Miss Doris Pomphrcy entertained ot tho Matawan high school," ar- order, or they will be forever barred of Appetlur, Cholca Clams on the 20 Bottln Bond, York Herald ot Sunday, April 10, elderablo quantity of ohemlcals. Thoy her Sunday-school'class at an ranged a largely attended mooting William Mead, Mrs. Jane Beam, Mrs. their actions therefor against tho said Half Shell. Fruit Cup, Shrimp' . 1805. Tbo paper la in mourning and thought thoy had the fire out, but/on party Monday at the school last week at which tho Lillian Clayton, Mrs. Nan Schocllner, aubsdrlber. Cocktail, Tomato Jnlra Fair Haven, N. J. Friday morning tho flames broke out afternoon at bar Soups, Choice Celery or Chicken • gives a full account of tho assasaln- homo. Those present woro Jane speaker was Rov. Harris Gregg,>pas- Mrs* John Montag, Mrs. Clara Har- Dated Freehold. N. J., March 20, 1037. Bherhert atlon of President Lincoln. Anothor afresh. The firemen were again sum tor of North Shore Baptist church ris, Mrs. Charles VVlnltclman, Mlis BANK OF NEW YORK AND Choice of Roast Turkey moned and they mado a thorough Wilson, Betty Hartman, Jacqueline ' ' • ' TRUST COMPANY, Interesting publication Is tho Mer- Burgess, Edna Pomphrcy, Botty of Flushing, New York.- The-topi Virginia Schoeilher, Both Homan and By: Stewart L. de Vau.ney. One-Halt Fried Chicken, Roast cantile Advertiser, printed and pub-job of subduing tho flames. Pomphroy and Catherine Karlnja. . of Rov. Mr. Gregg's address was John Quackcnbueh. Tho dark horse Assistant Vice President. Beef, Chicken a la Kino, lished by John Crooltos, This . par- award waa won by Mrs. Kern. Cards <8 Wall Street, New York City. Blue Fish. Small Steak Mr. and Mi's. Robort Voso White "Our Easter Message." Applesato. Steven., Ko.ter & Potatoes. Vegetable! and Salad , 5c Gold Fish tloular Issue appeared Paturday and Miss Marjorlo Whlto are at the Mrs. Albert Johnson spent the wero played and the winners were Reuaallle. ' ' Pie or Banana Split Morning, November 3. 1789, and gives Rumson. Mrs. Kollly, Mrs. Wlnkelmann and Counsellors at Law, Crackers and Cheese. Mints "AT Woylln hotel In Now York.,,- week-end with her sister, Mrs. Ben- Bed Bank, N. J.. Til or OoIToe detallod description, of the various Miss Kathryn Wilson of Los An-tbam of New York. - Mrs. Clayton.' sailing vessels carrying freight to: (The Bid BIDI Begliter ran be boushl Dally and Sunday In \uunuoa from Herbert Knight. Barn geles, California, and Edgar Taylor* Jean Frolbott, daughter of Mr. an, Mrs. Georgo Frelbott, Sr., will en- Monmouth County Surrofate'a Office. and from tho port of New Torlc Tho Ballon. Fred Wnn.rt> and Waller\orber» of • Weitneiu; New York, are the Mrs. Fred Frelbott, Is Improving tertain the members of the Ladles' In the matter of tbe estate of Homy Kohl. SOc third Interesting paper is, a hand- sod Mr. Geyer.) guests of Mrs, Catherine Edwards of from Illness, but she is still unabl aid society of Community church at deceued. bill featuring Burton's now theater, Park avenue. to attend school. her homo Tuesday, April 20. Notice to creditors to present claims Now Located at Broadway, Now Torfc and this gives Robert Shlppootbf Fair Haven will against estate. give an Illustrated Icoturo tomorrow Mrs. John E. Bennett, Sr., is suf Pursuant to tho order of Josoi>h L. Don. the cajt of several plays to bo pre- Mr». Kenneth M. Seggerman of ahay, Surrotate of the County of Mon- 33 W- Front St. sented at that plsyhouie. The hand- night In tbo Rumson high schoo Runuon road and her Infant son re-forlng from a sprained wrist caused mouth, made on the twenty-second day of 1 auditorium. Ho will relato his e* turned home yesterday from Mon- by a fall, Finance Commission March, 1087. on the application of Com- JMNAOEMENX 'i bill bears the date ot Friday even- mercial Trust Company of New Jeney. ing, November 6, 1867. perlonces while on the Bblppee-Jobn- moutJi Memorial hospital. Mrs. Anna Morris of New York Jacob U Relas and Edwin F. Smith, execu- son expedition to Peru. Tho Teachers association will passed Easter with her sister, Mrs. Upheld By Court tori of the estate of Henry Kohl, deceued, _ THEATRE. — FRED FISCHER notice ie hereby given to the creditors of Tho Arthur Blngham residence on stago a county .fair and fashion show Joseph Till. " said deceaaed to exhibit to the subscribers, Trinity Junior Guild. Rldgo road, near Bollovuo avenue, Friday night, April 8, in the high Port Monmouth waa largely repre- The right of the Municipal Finance executors as aforeiald; their debts and de- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS has beon broken Into and ransacked' sented ,at the Easter aunrlso ser mands against the said citnte, under oith. Tho Junior guild Of Trinity Eplsbo. school audltoriumfor the'benefit of commission to order communities within "six months from the date of the Phone US MOTHERS. pal oburohof Red Bank Is'now by Hoodlums, "Entrance waa gained tho studbnt loan fund, students will vice on Mount Mitchell. under its control to include manda- aforesaid order, or they will be forever A Real Treat, For Your Calldrsn. by- unlocking a window aftor the act as models. Joseph Ralph has resumed his col' tory items In their annual budgets barred'of their actions therefor against the holding its meetings Monday nights said subscribers. Novelty Brooches, of Poteye tho Sailor, instead of Tuesday nights. At, the glass had been ^broken. Drawers lego studies at Baltimore after hav was upheld by the Supreme Court Wimpy, Olive Oil and ilrl child movie atir. wore pulled out "of bureaus and the A. group of Rumson high school ing spent the Easter season with his Dated Freehold. N. J., March 22. IS87. laat Times tTodnjr— Mado of metal nnil Illustrated In colon. last meeting three new, members students heard Stanley Farrar, or- yesterday. COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY Also Dotty Boop, finished In silver and being Eleanor contents strown about tho rooms. So ganist, give a" recital Monday after- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ralph, Tbe court sustained a 1936 com- OF NEW JERSEY. THDB., APBIL 1 holding Scotty dot on brightly polished wore received, they far as Is, known nothing was taken. Tlltqn, Rosa Bottagaro arid Florence t noon on' tho organ In tho homo of Mrs. Sadie McGrath of Jersey City mission resolution that directed By: George Letterhouse. Trust Officer, TWO FEATURES chain. Sootty doir may bo bad separately A fence SO feot long was damaged. was at her summer home at this State Auditor Walter R. Darby to 16 Exchange Place. Jersey City. N. J, In four colors—Black, Orctn, Red and Goodridge. At next Monday night's Tho police woro called In to lnvestl- Thomas N. McCarter. In trio party JACOB L. KEISS, 1 H UB. Frlco of each, 35 cents, postpaid. meeting the guild will be entertained wero Jane Pearsall, Margaret Gaa- place over tho week-end. certify to tho Asbury Park council Deal Esplsnade. Deal. N. J. 'JOHN MEADE'S WOMAN All ore made In U, B. A. gato by',William H. Hlntolmann, who Louis Raupp, Sr., is confined to the EDWIN .F. SMITH, — And — by Jean VanBusklrk, one of the ten, Muriel Seaman, Persia Bennett, tax levies for debt service amount- 88 Bentley Avenue, Jersey City. N. J. Flease wrap coin carefully and print mado tho discovery. >• k „ • house with sickness. Ing to 5861,283. name and addresi plainly. Sond for one members, Gretna Flugel, Katharine Brelton- Edwards^ Smith & Dawson.* ' "WILD BRIAN KENT' . Tho wjlno cellar In the residence Mrs. Leroy Kolb and children were Dismissing the city's contention 1 Exchange Place, today, bach, Shirley Bent, Norma Smith, Jersey City, N. J.. M1TXKR ENTERPRISES, of Frank U Flnlaw on tho Avenue Joe Sickles, ' Robert Breltenbacb, visitors at Newark part of last wcok. the Municipal Finance commission Proctors. FBI, SAT.,' APBIL 3 • 3 of Two Rivera was broken Into last Miss Ursilla Mulligan of Jersey was without power to amend bud-, PORT MONMOUTH. N. J. ' Middletown Village. Robert ' Purgavlo, Anthony Jan- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT TWO FEATURES week and a quantity of liquor stolen. narono, Donald Worthington', Rob- City visited Miss Lillian Gillette gets, Justice Frank G. Lloyd's Estate of John J. Lynch, deceased. John Shea, caretaker, ;who lives part of last week. opinion said, "It would be idle to fc»BC D 50C e bents met with her Injury when her arm homo, duo to iilgh winds, ity of Madrid, Spain. The'talk will relatives from Union City Saturday fers upon tho Finance commission fees. ck^ DOUBLE FEATURE N to C A. VacAaes. M. Du PMIodeloMo scraped against a glass case at the Rumsori flro company put out a >e given Wednesday afternoon, April and Sunday. In respect to the municipality's finan- Dated March 13. A. D. 1937. T "HOLY TERROR" storo. grass Ore Jlonjday on NavcBlhk aye: , at 2:30 o'clock, In the parish house A woodland fire broko out on the cial affairs powers akin to those ex- ETHEIaR. LYNCH. with JAKE) WITHEBS nuc.' • , . 188 Fair Haven Road. Fair Haven, N. J, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koelsch and n Blngham avenue, and'an in vita- Mills tract Tuesday and caused con- orcised by receivers in insolvent cor- Administratrix. — And — son spent Easter at Jersey City with So far 130 dog licenses hav6 been ion has been extended to tho worn- siderable damage to trees before It porations." Qulnn, Parsom & Doremui, Issued Jin tho borough. Thosahio was put out. Several houses and Bed Bank, N. J, "EASY TO TAKE" Mr. Koolflch's parents. ' in of the borough and neighboring It's water over the dam now," Fronton. Thomas McKnlght of Red Bank number of licenses had been, Issued communities to attend. Miss Hallan- other buildings were threatened. said State Auditor Darby, pointing at this time last year. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT WED., THUR, AFBXX 7 > B was a guest of Kenneth Smith one an, a senior at tho' Now Jersey Col- Arthur Ncumolcr is planning to out tho court ruling affected last Estate of Jacob F. Eurlch, deceased. day last week. The' Rumaon Prlyato school Is lego for Women at New Brunswick, spend the week-end at Washington rear's budget. Notice la hereby glvon that the accounts "THE Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Franks of closed thlB week for the Easter va- ook her Junior year in Madrid. Be- where he will visit Mr. and Mrs. "It's merely academic, but It does of the subscriber, sole executor auid. true- Bloomfleld spent Banter with Mrs. cation and will reopen next, Monday. fore returning homo she visited in lharles Runyon, formerly of this stabllsh tho power of the commis- tee of the estate of said deceaaed. will be LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY" audited and stated by the Surrogate of the with FranluB"motlior, Mrs. Cecil Conover. Domlnlck Dovlto rocolved $25 from Africa, Spanish Morocco, France, place. sion to Issue an order." County of Monmouth and. reported for Tbo Ladles' auxiliary of the Bap-tho Rumsoh mayor and council last Switzerland, Italy and Northern and The next meeting of the Women's settlement to the Orphans Court of said Joan Crawford • Wo. Fowcll County, on Thursday, the fifteenth day of tist church Is. meeting today at the week for a goat killed by dogs. The Southern Spain.' Republican club will be held at tho Woman's Club Meetings. April, A. P. 10137. at 10:00 o'clock n. m, Eobt. Montgomery next day dogs attacked another goat home of Mrs. John L. Hendrlckson, orao of Mrs. Lillian, Kern Tuesday, A meeting of tho executive com- at whleh time application will be made for where a covered dish luncheon Is on Mr. Dovlto's placq nnd killed tho Mr. and Mrs. X)rrln G. Soulc have Tho Ladles' old society of Com- the allowance of commission! and counsel bolng held. animal. moved to their now homo at 95 East munity church will' have a tea BO-mlttco of the Red Bank Woman's teae. Ev. Wed. Eve. Friday Eve club will be held Monday morning at Dated February 28, A. D. 1937. The second community hymn sing William Dodd of See, Bright has Rlvei' road., Orrln G. Soule, Jr., whoclable at the homo of Mrs. Charles ALFRED F. ETJRICH, "17CCKT" & In tho Baptist church attracted a complained to tho police that boys has been Hying with Councilman and WiSkelman Monday, April 12. 8:45 o'clock. A luncheon-meeting of Prospect Ave., Little Silver, H. J, "JACK POX" largo and enthuslastla gathering. have broken windows In-houses he Mrs. Lewis Wilson, will reside with The Sunshine club will have the club's civics and welfare depart- Sole executor and trustee. MO In Ca»h In Casb—Free ment will, be held Monday afternoon Alston Beekman, Esq.* Another slug will be held Sunday owned on Parmly street his. parents. • meeting at the homo of Mrs. Pearl Bed Bank. N. J., night when there will be solos by a Mr. and Mrs. James Sammon have The VanAHen Soule house at 37 Henry Tuesday, April 13. at 1 o'clock. Proctor. guost The publlo is Invited to at- moved from Allen street' to the East River road has been rented by A daughter waa born to Mrs. Har- tend., Mlnugh apartments on tho corner of, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Rum- ry Lockwood at Hazard hospital, The Lord's Supper will bo observed Word avenue and South Shrewsbury son and Now York. Long Branch, last week.1 The baby Sunday morning at the Baptist drlvo. Mr. Sammon Is laid up with A bingo party will bo held next as been named Isabelle. church. Four girls will bo received an Infected foot. Ho was Injured Monday night at tho homo of Mrs. A meeting ot the Ladles' auxiliary Into membership. They are Stevetta when he stepped on a nail. . August Dombroskl for tho benefit of if the fire company will bo held at Elllion, Constance Den Ouden, Ruth Frank Mayers has boon given a he Rumaon auxiliary of Rlvervlew :ho flro honac Tuesday, April 13. Walling and Iraia Scott They were, porm.lt by Elmer Peareall, building lospltaL The members of the Women's Re- baptized Easter by Rev. Qeorge W. Young, pastor of the church at this place, at an Impressive, vesper sor- vloo at tho Red Bank Baptist church. Commencing Monday, April 5th, Ending Saturday, April 14th. A missionary program will be pre- sented In the, church school ot the Baptist church Sunday morning. The sohool will convene at 0:45 o'clock. Eastor services at the Reformed church were largely attended. The morning program was unusual, In- cluding baptisms and communion, Those accepted, Into full membership were Corla M, Harvey, James £1. Har- vey, Marie B. Hlllycr, knrl A. Hoi wig, Charles H. Root and , Wlllard M, MoElwaln. Doris and James E. Harvey wero baptized. Rev. Peter M. Boolhouwor, the,pastor, states that he appreciates the oo-operatlon of'those who helped to make tho Easter festival and also wishes to ex- Grape Jelly Preserves 19c tend his thanks tor the line remem- PHONE brance which was made to him by Prices in Effect —PHONE the congregation. Thursday IVJoon Until Saturday Nite Libby's Golden Bantam and Home Style Corn 2 can. 27c Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon of Rod Bank was the special speaker at the Royal Royal 12-ost Asparagus Tips 25c Maple Syrup Bottle 23a meeting of the Young Peoplo's LEGS of Spring Scarlit Scarlet league Monday night. He took his subjeot from the text, "I Find No Heinz's Cucumber Pickles 21c Armour's Baked Beans 2So Fault In Him at All,- but Yo Have a Custom." The league elected tho fol- lowing officers: Crosse and Blackwell Tomato Juice qt. bottle 15c President—Ruth Miller. > Vice president—Constance Den Ouden. SaercUry—Doris Poolo. Treasurer—Ruth Knight.' A consistory meeting of tho Re- Sat. Only ! Fancy L'ge Sweet Breads P, 39c Sat. Only ! PURINA. formed church 'will be hold Monday AND| ovenlng at tho home of James Stout. CHOPPED PIQ An effort Ms being made to have a Loin Lamb Chops Ib. 39c CALI CHOW full attendance, as Important busi- ness Is to be transacted. An apron sociable' for the Boneless Corned Rump ib,29c benefit of tho Rotonhod church will bo held Friday evening, April 10, In tho church rooms. It will be in Small Hen Turkeys ib.27c chargo of Mrs. Peter M. Boolhouwor, INC. Mrs, Charles Tlndall, Miss Mazlo Chuck Pot Roast ib. 17c Phone R. B. 1231, Bennett and Mrs. W. E. Ralph. Tho commlttoe promlecB a number of sur- Shrewsbury, N. J. prises. Porterhouse Steaks lb. 39c Bottom Round lb. 29c /] Libby Black Label Pineapple largo cans 39c Frosh Chopped Cross Rib Roast lb. 29c O-8 1D> size . ALLEN'S 29c Maxvrall House Coffee 16 26c Qffers You Thio Latest Thrift-Saving Libby'a Garden Peas 2 can. Libby'fl DeLux Plums 2 cang 27c Pillsbury or Gold Medal Flour Dry Cleaning Service—Try It! Ritz Crackers paojmgo Libby's Grapefruit Juice 3 can> 25c Royal Scarlet Vinegar (LOOTED TIME ONLY) CASH AND CABBY IviW Graham Crackers POOIBWO Heinz's Baked Beans 2 """ 25c PLAIN Sheffield Milk Heinz's Assorted Soups 2 """* 25c SUITS Fancy COATS Fancy Celery Hearts 2fOr 19c Extra Large STALK DRESSES Fancy Golden Bananas do,. 19c JUICE Phone Us Fancy Strin^less Beans 2 .b., 23c For Information regarding our regular call and delivery No.-1Maine Potatoes v 27.b,,85c featuring a Standard and DeLuxo Sorvloe, Fancy New Cabbage 3 H,,** 10C you want. Yellow Onions 3n».13c Xtejrulor Prloo lOo Frosh Fillet Cleansers »Sb Drat Inc. , Fresh Fresh Cod 24 W. FRONT ST., . ^ RED BANK Haddock ,„. 19c | Flounder ,., 39c Steak lb. Patre RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. HAWKS. Mailer .. 178 143 Smoke Shoppers Flounders Released Condors Take Grcoms 168 1(5. Signs of Swing Decker .. 26« 202 In County Rivers Lead In Quad 600 SOD Again Increase SO 80 10 Handicap ...... Game wardens freed 28,082,000 6 White St., Red Bank Bowling Loop 0J0 flounder fry yesterday »• In' the CARDINALS... Pin League Lead (Just oft Dread Street) 'SWrHF" W5S llott ... Defeat Peacocks, in Two Out Eblo •„. Shrowibury Tavern Team Now Barnegat boy. ' Offers A Host of Three,Games While For- 45S ceo Oat in Front With Seven- Tho State Fish and Gamo Commlfl- mer Leading Cuckoos Lose Handicap '...- 55 olon, which announced tho notion, Complete Lin® of 1 68 Gome Lead—Markelmen ani Three to Buzzards. 511 soli .it-was tho first time flounder CONDOR8. 615 . Acerra Bayers Tied. ' had boon, liberated in. tidal wators The Condors niovorl tho Cuckoos Scl-.wenker ..,— ,._ „... 199 o£ Now Jorsoy. Tho.flahwbro brought C«rey _. 162 171 At Reasonable Prices from first place in tho Red Bank Plnsator* „.— _m Tho Smoke Shop Tavern koglers to .tile state In tank trucks from tbo Quadrangle club bowling leaguo at 210 Federal Bureau of Fisheries 'Hatch- BODS BUILT AND 510 once more made substantial gains In tho, Recreation alleys Friday night 646 the Red Bank bowling leaguo and ery, Woods Holp. Mass'aQhuso'tts. BEPAIRED. Handicap 45 45 wHerrthoy defeated tho Feacocl*X.ln at the end of-last week had a lead of LICENSE ISSUED two-out ol three, games, and The ~° 584 seven games over the second-place PEACOCKS. GUNS HEPAIBED Cuckoos last threo games to the EoynlDti _. . 100 178 team. Befpro that time they had aa Highlands Nine: V Buzzards. In other matches the Hoffman . -..-. 181' 170 advantage of five gomes. BOUGHT AND SOU) Cardinal won two. games from tho Curchin, Sr. „ 180 216 The Schneider Market team, form Booking Games AU Hakes. Hawks whllo tho' Jaybirds defeated SSI 173 erly In third position, moved Into a ifM»MMwSfi tho Bogles in three games. HandlcaD '. -,..'.21 21 tie with the Acerra Bakery team for The. Highlands'Stars baseball club Winning six points, the Condors second place. They ore leading thi 652 594 64: met last week at the homo of Charles took possession of first placc,_wjiilc JAYBIHDS. Clothiers and Insurance outfit b; Howoll at that place and made plans tho former lcadcra dropped \nltipi Dorn - - 200 ise four games. for the season. The'olub has hp points in their defeat and now areVonKntteneell .....:..: 201 247 The Tavernltes not only hold the home grounds and will play all games in second place. Tho Buzzards, who Parker i :. « 157 140 lead but also maintain the best pin put of town. Everett Anderaon . Is picked, up nine points on their vic- E58 532 average for tho season, a mark of manager and Is now booking games. tory over the Cuckoos, aro closely Hcndicnp 66 085.54, and have chalked up the best The*club will praotlco on the Con- * trailing in third place by nine points. 624 608 E70team score for a single gamo, a mark nors' property at Water Witoh, N«w There's ono point- difference between EAGLES. of 1,120. members of the club are Jack Craw- the first and second place teams. MeKnlght 208 138 148 STANDING OF THE TEAMS. ley, Grandln Johnson, Oeorgo Rolling threo games over 200, Alex McAllister - 171 126 185 W L PA HS Schmidt, Jr., and Clarence Burdgo. NEW YORK'S LARQBST Honloy :.... 148 203 171 Smoke Shop Tav«rn.-63 - 12 085.54 1129 PERMANENT DOAT SHOW Curchin, Jr., maintained possession Schpeldor's Markot..,-66 19 979.33 1101 of first place in tho individual aver- 111 467 604 Aetrra'a Bakery 56 19 VU.Hi 1112 See all the new. models now ages while Curchin, Sr., continued Handicap ...... 40 40 40 )lothlera ft lmurance.52 23 063.72 1118 935.61 1051 Wins Post Bowling League. MATTHEWS CRUISERS in . second place. Young Curchin 567 507 644 *osto(3ca ...—.....«.>•. 44 81 028.10 1039 RICHARDSON CRUISMS boosted' his average to 186.31, while Boneore Tailors ... 41 34 Company E, first quartormaster KERMATH ENGINES Gardeners ...... 40 85 818.65 1023 regiment, Fort Hancock, lias won the Curchin, Sr., holds an averago of 026.44 1008 Sptcdbo'oti, eutbeardi. lallbaati, canon, rewboafi. K B. Neu Lumber. 39 86 (SIAMTS post bowling championship. Battery Sptcinl involuabt* ttrvtc* (0 flrir-bool bvy«n..Mqity 185.54. Clancy Boynton is if? third Bowling Scores For 91H.28 1073 lblb'E Od Max'a Tavern . 37 88 921.15 1044 COOKS HIS IS, 52d Coast Artillery, was runner-up place with 183.37, while Chet Eble is Slgrmnd Eisner Co. ..S3 39 909.58 1037 fourth with 182.57. George Decker Games At Eatontown Naveslnk • 35 40 886.64 1022 RIGHT LE<3 and Battery C, Coast Artillery, fln- Comets ^ ...... 30 46 851.12 1015 lahed thlrdT The winning team con- bad chances of breaking high indi- Monmouth -Dairy .. 28 ' 52 AS MB IS vidual game in his opening game Tho Henry Allen company bowlers Bed Bank Reereatlon.22 63 874.66 1050 GWNG HIS sists of Edward J. McKoe, Thomas 849.12 100S ABOUT TO defeated >ddy & Son 16 60 Batchelor. James DeBrock, Earl Kin- One of tbe quickest ways to nod a when ho hit tho headpln eight times and Freddie's tavern te Davidson Bros 10 65 805.7 982 BIS BAT WITH , straight lor strikes and finished with Lambertson's service station and the YAK£ HIS ney, Herbert Schllllnger and Jamoj Job Is to advertise In The Regis- TEN LEADING BOWLERS. WE 5PEEP OF" V. Qagne. ter's Want Department—Advertise- a 263 Boore. Jim Hanley la holding Charles Breese teams, respectively, in G AVE HS COT AT ment. high individual gamo with 264. How-two games this week In the bowling MenssopaDe . 65 209.1 257 !4 207.8 258 A PITCH ever, Decker's high games of 263,100 league at Crescent hall, Eatontown. Mejrers 71 208.60 289 and 202 gave him new high team FREDDIE'S TAVEBN. Taylor 64 203.29 277 series of 655, formerly held by Han-L. Smith - 178 148 170 l . 78 202.46 266 ley and himself at 640y SlcConncll 124 128 169 Acerra . 74 201.24 277 R. Aumack 165 1B4 157 >llllone KM 201.14 258 Fred VanDorn will rule tho foul H. Aumnck 188 164 124 lennls 200.1 251 line early tomorrow night, while J. Cleary .., 168 144 150 ihneldflr . 199.35 265 'uttle 74 198.41 257 Dick McAllister will govern the Hoe 768 748 760 for tho late bowlers. At 8 o'clock CHARLES BREESE. LEDDY & SON. . Fair Haven Yacht Works, Inc. tomorrow night on alleys five and N. Marcello _ 181 159 151 Hurdle* 167 194-_190 Dingm&n ,- 73 115 103 >ummy 135 - 135 135 TAIB HAVEN, N. J. six the Condors will .roll the Jay- Krvinir : 134 156 164 lummy 135 135 135 Inn Bowlers Win birds whllo on alleys seven anu Smock 166 154 152 lummy : .- 135 135 135'RumsonA. C. To Play DISTRIBUTORS of WHEELER PLAYMATES look 187 135 172 eight the Peacocks will roll the P. Auraack 106 177 ^5 All types, 20* to OS'. Convenient termi. Eagles. At 0:30 o'clock on alleys five "788 "761 705 759 734 707 Over Army Team SEE WHEELER PLAYMATES and six tho Buzzards will meet tho HENRY ALLEN CO. NEU LUMBER, At A tlantic Highlands Hawks while on alleys seven and C. Sample 147 1S4 122 inton 199 158 'ON DISPLAY HERE. eight the Cuckoos will roll tho Card- Zimmerman . 157 141 144 ike 167 209 175 At Eatontown B Dlnrman 184 118 119 'atterson 198 221 105 Used boats nt altrootlvo prices, - inals. Elliott 126 181 178 tuackenbush —. 226 104 201 Open Saturdays and Sundays. Phone Bed Bank 8010. With the help of Alex Curchin, Jr., t. Aumack . . IS7 l!0 109 ._ US 204 168 Lead ~w~ . 171 Baseball Club Rents Gehlhaus Field for Season— Defeat Signal Corps No. 1 Team the Buzzards found the former lead- 751 663 678 ing Cuckoos easy to take in three LAMBERTSON'S SERVICE STATION. 936 936 880 in Three Games—Win One FOSTOFFICE. Henry Dane of Belmar Braves Manager— gomes. The lAscrs got six more F. Marcello :url«y 174 186 142 points than their opponents. Art J. Diets Game from Hill's Service Sta- Dummy Schroeder 255 210 232 Season Will Open April 25th. MacDonald materially assisted the Scbroeder 167 167 146 tion—Leaders Idle. 11. Smith ...-. attery ..«.. -.—..___.-..-. 170 223 234 Buzzards in the second game when D. S-mplc Watch out for the Rumson A. C. stand with a seating capacity o: ho rolled 238. Bob Schroeder rolled inis 191 186 191 ~ "«76 nine this summer! That's what thu more than 1,200. The Pine Tree Inn team In th< the highest score, 183, for the 957 962 945 baseball prophets say. Unable to GARDENERS. The Rumson A. C. Is signing up Eatontown bowling league picked u Cuckoos In tho third game. The vic- find a field In Rumson on which to the best material available this sea- tors won tho first gams by<72 pins, letcher 170 149 140 four games this week at Taylor's ar- Artillary Team otherland 137 186 182 play the club has rented the Gehl- son, according to Councilman Rob- cade when Thursday night'they de- tho second by 144 and tho third by lassa , , ,. ,.,,.. 170 192 160 haus baseball field on Memorial ert G. Haley, generalissimo of th 7 BROAD STREET 35. * • • Loses At Brooklyn Turner ™ - 161 150 162 feated tho Signal Corps No. 1 team Turner 181 179 247 parkway, Atlantic Highlands, The team. Mr. Ilsley has been sort of a in three games and Monday nigh Phones: The Cardinals in their games got club played several years on the foster-father to the" team. He loves won ono gamo from Hill's service 25 more pin3 than the Hawks and Eamapo Valley Polo club defeated 828 855 '900school property on Ridge road be- the sport and gets a lot of fun oui itatlon team. the 112th Field Artillery team of Bed MAX'S TAVERN. 3334-5 RED BANK Free Delivery. won two out of three games. George 213 fore the erection of the high school. of It. He wants to see the name 01 Decker of tho Hawks assisted in Bank Saturday night at the Squad- A. Grob 182 217 In Tuesday night's match the No. Hascall 181 188 When construction of that building Rumson out in front In baseball 1 team defeated .Signal Corps No. 2 winning the opening game when ho ron A armory, Brooklyn, 12 to 214, 181 161 circles, and It is mainly through hi: 168 192 was decided upon the Rumson team In two games. Tho Broad streo rolled 263.\ t Chet Eblo, helped tho In a Sherman' Memorial seml-flnal J. Waller" .; ..; efforts that the team has done so G. Grob ..._.._._...... , 106: 154 was permitted to play on L. Suffers garage and the Second National bank Specials Ending Saturday, April 3rd.. Cards a great deal in their victory round. Frank Wise scored four goal* Taller's property on the same road. well In past seasons. when he rolled 218 in his second for the Red Bankers but fouls were teams were idle this past week. No 039 877 1,012Now this Held was recently sold to Rumson will open the season Sun' changes were made In tho league, game and Phil Smith 198 in the third plentiful. Johnny Brabaon, Ram&po DAVIDSON BROTHERS. General Howard S. Borden, who Is -me. The victors dropped the first No. 2 man, scored six goals. R. Gentile 238 214 234 day, April 25. The schedule has nol standing. , XTRA SPECIAL ! Bruno .'£. 14a 178 210 developing it for home sites. yet been completed. The best semi Scores by Elgrlm, LaParro, llagco game by 128 pins, won the second R. V. P. C. 112TH F. A. Hartmayer _. 162 181 173 pro teams In this part of the state uy 44 and the third by 38. Zipora ».~..-.._.. -. 22G .158 149 Efforts to find a diamond, in Rum and Mbrvs assisted tho Innmen In BONELESS No. 1 P. Roso F. Wls« son were of no avail, as a suitabla will be booked and the club is eager Pete Plngatoro rolled 219 for tho No. 2 J. Brabson W. Za«er Herman _ 172 234 159 their victory Thursday night. El- Back; W. D. Wood ~__..D. Bweeny place could not be found, so last to take on any of the local teams. grlm rolled 223 In his first gams, Condors in the second game. Alex Scoro by chukkers: 946 965 925 week the club signed up with Charles Henry Dane of Keyport, catcher Curchin, Sr., of tho Peacocks rolled Ramnpo - 1 V, 1 NAVESINK. Parro 212 In his first, Mageo 192 and 112th Field Artll..2ti Va . H 1— • .. Hanson 149 177 Gehlhaus to lease his baseball field. on the Belmar Braves, will manage 226 in his second and third and 216 in his second and third games Striker ..... 172 185 This field has been the scene of the Rumson nine. As the Belmar while Clancy Boynton rolled 190 in Goals—Ramapo Valley, Hose S. Brabson Moycs 220 and 203 in his second and It) 6. Wood 4. HandicaD 1. 112th Flsld Bahr .. 175 116 many baseball games, teams repre- team plays nights, Dane will be able third. Covert was high bowler for (BEST CUTS) his opening game. The Condors won Artillery, Wl.e i, Zauer 1. Henry 166 171 senting Atlantic Highlands, Navesink Fouls—Rnmapo, ROBS 2, Branson 1, Pt 155 253 to hold .down both ppositions. Suino ho Army 1 team with 212 and 202 In the first gamo by 12 pins, dropped Field club and Highlands having bll l l' tho second by threo and won thoWood 1. 112tb Field Artllery, Wise 2, of tho prominent ball players his first and second games. Tho vlc- ZnKer 2, Sweeny 1. ' 817 played there. It has also been UBed ors won tho first gams by OS pins, Fresh Jersey PORK ! Large Tender Jersey third by ten. Time—7^ minute ehuktars. BAKERY. by the Rumson club aro Walter 160 for a number of years by the At- Koneskl of Elizabeth, who Is well the second, by 41 and tho third by 87. n High scores by Dan Dorn and Ed Referee—Thomas Brady. Dllllone 198 lantic Highlands high school nine. 135 known to fans and players in this The Inn bowlers bit the maples Loins 27c VonKattengcll, Jr., assisted the Jay- Jones _ ..._.._.. «... 178 184 Also some years ago, under tho man- 16 birds in their three-gamo victory Newark Pros Want Gomes. Aschettino ...... _._..-. ... 182 233 vicinity, and who had a very suc- hard in tho opening gamo for a Spareribs 19c agement of Herbert Hunter, such cessful pitching record last season; FOWL 2% over the Eagles. Dorn rolled 200 in Tho Newark Pros., ono of Now- L. Acerra 202 182 baseball stars as Babe Ruth, Herb otal of 1.013 that gave them their Sauerkraut ...... 3 ""• 10c his first gamo while VonKattengell ark's leading semi-pro traveling Jay Smith and Ned McLaughlln of inly win Monday night. Tho S^ n (6-ID. average) 1)57 Pennock and Walte Hoyt, together Atlantic) HlghlandJ^nd Davo Egbert, rolled 201 and 247 in his first and baseball clubs, having a few open EISNER COMPANY. with other major leaguera played ice station team won tho second Sausage 27c second. The victors were glv'en 26 dates would like to hoar from man Lewis 199 201 who was one of the stars on the Rodand third games. Kenny VanBrunt exhibition games on this Held. The Bank ball team a few seasons ago more pins as handicap than the agers of any semi-pro teams having ^Tmftn ••* •*•••.•«•»•••• ••••••••• .*• 24 G 189 diamond is one of the beat In the rolled 233 and llagco rolled 2ES for Eagles. Roy McKnight rolled 203 in a home field and wanting a good Brooks . 168 173 and who 'Is now playing with the the Inn team In tho opening game. 189 county and la surrounded by a grand- Belmar Braves, Spring Country Veal his first gamo for tho Eagles, while Sunday or holiday attraction, The E]grlm no Aumack of tho sorvico station team Tuttle . 246 225 olled 22S In his second game, Beck Jim Hanley rolled the samo scoro in team is completely uniformed. Tip Bump or Leg Shouldor his second game. Tho Jaybirds won O'Neill, 135 Lafayotto street, New- 1,02b 1,000 cr 221 In the third, Hill 204 In the Legs Lamb 25n> the first gamo by 67 pins, tho second BONCORE TAILORS. second and Riddle 100 in bis third. ark, is booking manager. dk „„„ _>t. jg7 1513 Matches In The by 91 and the third by 26. Lab. Team Again Tho Inn team won the first gama by (8 Its. up) VnnNess ...«..M..«..»..n.....H. 230 1 yo 92 pins, lost the second by 23 and STANDINC3 OP TEAMS. Indoor Polo Season Closes. higher . 170 216 Bay Shore League T G 11G iastcllalno 178 133 tho third by '33, Condors 132 72 G57 Tho Indoor pdio Bcason at the Bed Leads League B ' The Signal Corps No. 1 team out- Bank armory closed- Sunday after- . Acerra — 236 2i!K FRESH SEA FOOD ! Cuckooi . . l:tl it G31 1,010 1.034 1,056 Chalk's tavern won threo games rolled their opposing Signal Corps Buzzards .. . 122 12 060 noon In a. round robin play won by from tho Tota Doerr association Cardinals . .—. 107 12 G50 SCHNEIDER MARKET. Defeats Pleasure Bay Table Ten- Mo. 2 team Tuesday night to win FILLET lltESH BOSTON Jaybirds . . Ill S2 641 the Sllverbrook team. Tho 112th'errl _ _. 105 187 182 Tuesday night In tho Bay Shore ho first and third games. Tomainc Peacocks ...... 10Q 1'Z G2fiel9 d artillery team finished second Curchin, Jr. 218 222 103 nis Team as Holy Name Loses bowling league. rolled 231 for the No. 1 team lit his HADDOCK HALIBUT MACKEREL KaKles 8'J 82 660 "'entennsn ... 195 214 168 and the Red Bank polo club was Parker . .__ 177 182 280 to Wolverines—Winners of CHALK'S TAVERN. iccond game. It was tbe highest Hawks „ 72 71! 630 Flanagan. 14G 170 162 1 third. Sllverbrook, chalked up 1214Ooles* .... ~ - .. 105 104 191 League B to Play Elbcron. icoro of the night. Tho vlotors won INDIVIDlJXE~SVEnAGES. goals, the Artlllfry team eight, and McCuo -. 162 160 133 G AVE HS 980 969 1,023 Waiver . . 185 1 ho first game by 23 pins, dropped 1b Ib Ib Curchin, Jr 47 186.31 224 the Red Bank team seven. RED BANK RECREATION. ChBlk . 117 (ho second by 68 and won the third Curchin, Sr. _ 60 18.',.5 1 224 Reynoldys s . .18-. 179 1877 168 Tho Bell Telephone Laboratory Aumack ..._...... 185 101 108 by ten.• Noynton _ _ G'J 183.37 257 MazzacoM o . 20000 20200 106 team regained possession of first Gcttis 187 Spring Cleaning ' > For Pooplo Who Like to Eblo . 72 182.r,T 235 New Sunrise Trap Field. McDonalld ...... 174 0 Decker _... 14 l«2,0 26'J 160 place this week In League B of tho STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Discriminate We Suggest The Sunrise Rod and Gun club will Ming . 180 153 710 824 Scliroeder .. . (i'J 177.57 223 180 Monmouth County Table Tennis as- TOTS DOERR. Sale ! Plngatore ._ ... 6a 177.12 221 open Its new trap field on Newman Decker —-. 187 sociation when they won from tho Koeeel _ ..- 112 164 road Street Garsff* ...» —_.. K4 Id McAllister 69 173.5". 231 Springs road Sunday. A feature con- Jarvls 120 160 econd National Bank/...... 60 It Our Fruit & Vegetable 920 880 Pleasure Bay Phantoms, 6 to 3. The rlno Tree Inn ..1. _.~—-..—. 45 27 Rlnso, lurgc £^ Smith. .„_.-.....„.._„. 71 171.69 244 test by Fort Monmouth officers will Dummy....« .... 18& 135 Hor.lcy El 171.32 2G4 CLOTHIERS ft INSURANCE. loading .Holy Name team lost to the Doerr 143 185 Hill's Service Station _... 40 32 Chl|iso, largo >5 l>l.» I* Wolverines ...... 70 .482 aI County Championships In Pinehurst Ring Phantoms .- 74 .462 l 037 803 Rumson . 71 .437 2 Plans have been complotcd for the Mocfarlane Boys 05 .167 2 SIGNAL CORPS NO. 1. Sundown stables, owned by Rufus fourth annual county' tablo tennis Hambackcr ...» «... 154 ISO 161 C. Finch of Rumoon, took first prlro •Mr—Toira mntchoa yat to piny. . championships Sunday afternoon and r. Lewis .... 188 196 ovenlng, April 18, at tho ° Garflold- Cavansugh 146 EVERYBODY in tbo team of threo huntors event Tomalno 170 171 200 THATS GOING with Pits Lee, Balllbuntl and Cushln To Compclo In Fcnn. Belays, Grant hotel, Long Branch. Thoro Moore , , 117 1711 181 Tuesday at the opening of the 20th Mcmboro of the B,ed Bank high will be singles for boglnnors In class Qovert .... 212 '203 178 B and singles and doubles for moro annual horse show at Plnehurst, school track squad will participate 841 SSI 871 PLACES North Carolina. Tho Finch horses oxporiencod'players In class A. SAYS ISO f in tho Ponn. relays to bo held April Goorgo' C, Southwortb, present PINE T.REB INN. figured strongly again In tho Sand 24. according to on announcement illrlm 104 1011 100 Hills class for qualified hunters, county singles chamlpon, and South- K. VanBrunt ..... 2»a 172 111 sweeping through on tho outside made by Athletlo Director William worth and Karl O. Jansky, proscnt iiParrs ..' . • . . . 101 106 ,160 course for a first, second and third- Q. Sherwood. ' doubles champloni, will'defend thelt Ham* JZZ—~.~~ «5B "7 1st / respective titles. '" "" Mora" Z a i.-HT-m.-Hjl 1 pyrwltbTBlCrE«6taItlnlitB g Baseball, Track Underway. Information and entry blanks may 1,03! 010 8»0 Am first, Balllbuntl second and Beau Joo third. Tho baseball and track teams at bo obtained from Dlckson Wltman HILL'S SERVICE STATION, tho Red Bank high sohool started of Red Bonk, who Is handling the A Friendly Visitor, Brlnglnfe Good practlco yesterday afternoon at tho details of tho tournament, or at Tot- school athlotlo field., Ross E. Wiley «ls ...«..« Nowo everv wooli ror 88 years, t0 all ley's store on Broad street, which lo llhul; ...... iho family In tho homes o( Hed is coaching baseball and Richard P, co-operating with tho association! Illl ..' , Banlc and vicinity—About local event* Guest Is track mentor. ' Tlioro aro Totloy'a will donate prlzen to the'vic- middle ana local Boople^averUot many candidates for. both iquado. tors. . ; • • BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1987. Pago Nine, eighteenth birthday with a gathering o READE'S o . Church Notes. Centerville. ot friends at her homo Friday nlgjit. Little Falls Laundry Company's New Building Qorald Fisher was visited on rreobyiorlon. Patsy Granato spent Sunday with Eaoter by^ his aunt, who lives at Tho Young Mcn'e Blblo dais of his aunt, Uu. Tony Mamoro of Red Washington Heights. Bank. the Pre«bytorlnn church held ' an aifc _ ISaator aorvloo Sunday morning dur- Mrs. Esposlto Is on the sick list. On THE BOflRDWflLK School rcoponed Tuesday 'aftcr.-tho NO DAMAGES, ing its regular mooting. Ernest Grlf- Enntor vacation, ^ in flSBURY PRBK JU ftth 'and Stanley Parlior lod a dlsous- Mro. .CiwTjss. r5|Ps slon on tl\o subject, "Tho Blsnlllcance " Morimoufh" "Memorial hospital, Branch, whero nhc has boen a A suit brought by Mr. ami Mis. DANCE TIL 1 A. M. tlio poem, "Hantor," by iBdgar A. patient tho past two weeks. Quest. lohn T. Moore of Eutontown against Arthur Caiman presided at the Paul Stoke of Georgia Is visiting Mrs. Leah Wolper and her brother- »m»|on and Dr. L. F. Maokerala Amlello Mallconlca of Dearborn in-law, Samuel Wolper, of Milburn SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd gave tho opening prayer. Qeorga Farm. was tried beforo Judgo Rullt V. Law- Bains road the sorlpture legion. Robert DcnOuden has purchased a rence and a Jury at Freehold' last Ralph B. Eoltcrt Introduced three new ear. • • week, It was tho outgrowth of an A nroT or BBYTBMI vlsltorB, Robert Newlands and J. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Troflnlo of automobile accident at Long Branch CHARLES Franol* Kauch of Bolford and Ban. Brooklyn spont Sunday with lyjlehacl October 3, 1935, In which Mrs. Mooro Mcnoaky and family. was injured. Mrs. Moore limped in- BARNET dolph Ealloy of Ocoanpott, ' , to court with stool braces on nor Next.Sunday Robert l^amborri will Mr. and Mrs. Frazese of Nowark And Hts Celebrated tkttn Idand epont tho week-end with Frank Am- left leg, claiming that her leg and Casino Recording Orchestra . lead tho dlaouoBlon on the subjeo brosino and_ family. other parts of her body had been "The Preparation." On tha follow J Incurably affected. Tho defendants Ins Sunday, April 11, JOBBO Lolghton Salvatoro Vaal)o has purchased a T new tractor for use on his farm. claimed that tho accident was pot 4th •will proaont tho topic, I'The Coming duo to any fault on their "part but THE KINO OF SWING" ot tho Lord." • . Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stanlero of Kcansburg apont Sunday with Mr. to. bad driving • by Mr. Moore. * The MAL HALLETT The subject of tho iioimon to b jury took this view of the caso and And Ills Orchettn Dbeet from given next Sunday morning by tn and Mrs. Salvatoro Stranlcro. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Den Ouden enter- no damages woro awarded. Tho suit TRIANON BALLBOOM pastor, Rov, John A. HayDS, will b was brought on a claim ot $25,000. WGN, Chlcajo "Jonah: a Prophet In Peril." At thi tained friends from Newark Sunday. vesper service at 4 o'oloclt tho panto An automobile owned by an An- • will epeak oa the aubjeot, "Calob." A drew DeFalma was destroyed • by Boys can mako extra pocket money strln* quartet, composed of Beau- lire last week. oclllne The Register—Advertisement, Domlnlck Allocco, so of Mr. and mont Glass ancT Arthur Parker vtp- Tho Llttlo Falls Laundry has just comprises a total of 15,000 square feet —Barney, Garret, Herman, John, n llns, Loon RouoBlllo, Jr., vlolit.and Mrs. Joseph Allocco of Botsy Ross COMING! COMING! COMING! taken possession of Its spaolous new of floor • apuco. It Is modernly' Nicholas and Samuel. The buslnebs Farm, celebrated his 24th birthday SATDBDAY, APEIt 1Mb John Schollong cello, will present a headquarters at Newman Springs equipped In ovcry sonso of tho word. was started In 1912. During the quar- program of muslo. Btanloy . ffarrar with" a party Saturday. The guests HORACE HEIDT and Hit road, Rod Bank, west of the Broad In addition to tho garage proper, at- ter of a century of its existence,tho were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allocco, will bo tho organ acoombanlflt. Thi street railroad crossing, having tractive offices have been provided company has steadily risen to a po- "BRIGADIERS" vesper services will continue during Joseph Allocco, MIES Josephine Al- movod from 176 West Front streol. for Manager Jackson and His cleri- sltlon of leadership In the Industry. locco, Angellno Allocco, Mr. and Mrs. And » GslDtr of Badto Slant . April. According to Manager Russell A. cal staff, as well as for a spacious It. now employs 800 men and wom- Although comploto returns for thi Frank Allocco, Mr. and Mrs. Edward JnclLBon, this building program be- meeting room - for the members of en. The territory served covers that Acqulvlva, Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Al- Beauty Salon malntonanco fund drive have not yel came necessary due to tho steady In- tho sales force. o . area bounded on the north by Mon boon tabulated, Frank Qroff, cam- locco, Mra. Celesta Allocco, Mr. and 46 Monmouth Street, crease In business which the firm Ehret-Day of .Aabury Park and roo, N. Y., Seaside Heights, N. J. on Mrs. Rosco Morro, Mrs. Mary Geno- paign director, reporto that approx has experienced, making the former Trenton wore tho contractors and the south, the Hudson river on tho vese, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mallconlca, Red Bank imately ?0,000 for ourront expenses quarters at West Front street whol- Wcntwovth &. Vrcoland of Pateraon, east and Budd Lake, N. J, on the Harry and James Genovcse, Mr. and (Next to *&F Store) and $2,000 for benevolences bavr ly Inadequate, architects. west. Its service comprises launder- Mrs. Peter Genoveso and Comlnlck "been collected. Tho new building has a capacity Tho Little Falls Laundry Is a part- ing In all of Ha details, dry clean- Allocco. Games were played and re- No Christian Endeavor msotlngB of housing more than 24 trucks and nership of six Vandcr May brothers ing and rug shampooing. freshments served, The celebrant will bo held during tho month o received many fine gifts. The Golden Hour Circle will moe Miss Amla Potoshy and John Po- 52 MONMOUTH ST. OPP. BORO HALL "Where Cross the Crowded Ways," council will meet at. the homo of tosliy of Newark spent Sunday with Wednesday afternoon with the new Reed, and the offertory, "Chant Clarence Maxson of Atlantic High- Westside Pin proaldent, Mrs. C. A. Osborn, in their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Phone 2198. ' Free Delivery. Angellque." The Young People's so- lands. ' Potosky. _ . _ * charge Tho Improvement society ciety will meet at 7 p. m. at the League Scores will moot on Tuesday, April 6, at thr First Church of Christ, Scientist. churoh and the Young People's Fel- LAKGE rVOHY O.K. T^ATJNDRY ohurch. lowship will convene at 8 o'clock at Services In First Church of Christ, Scores of WeotBlda bowling league Headden's Corner. Among tho Bowers that adornei the parsonage. games played last night follow: tho pulpit on Easter wore bouquets Scientist, ot 209 Broad street, Red SOAP A meeting of the Phllathea society Bank, aro held on Sundays at 11 a. SMOKE 8HOP. (Tbi Red Bank Bislattr can b« bongtA SOAP Irom Mrs, Joseph Koehne In memory will bo held Tuesday night/April m. and 8 p. m,, and on Wednesdays Gualtlerl ..„.._ . 179 145 In Headden'a Corner (too Edward O'FUh- of her parents. Miss Mary W. Holmes Ravatchicni ...... 165 167 •it; and frtti Ertath.) in memory of her parents, Mrs. F. 6, at the home, of Mrs. Benjamin H. at 8 p. m. Bcaccin 144 168 Ford. Mrs. B. Brower will assist the "Unreality" will bo the subject of Talarlco 181 222 John Warren, who attends Law- Victor Parker. In momory of he- Whalcn _ 110 187 mothor, StanleysParkor in momory hostess and Mrs. Gooigo Robinson the Lesson-Sermon la all Churches of rencevllla hall, and Miss Mary Cath- Now Featuring of hla grandmother, and from Mr. will lead tho devotional services. Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, April 4. .828 879 erine Warren, who Is a college otud- and Mrs'. Albert W. Worden In mem- A pancake party for the bonellt of Tho Golden Text la: "Surely.God ARCADE ALLEYS. ont in Virginia, spent the Easter AH Types of- Facials, the organ fund will be held Tuesday, will not hear vanity, neither will tho Cantalico 110 179 season with their parents, Judge and CALIFORNIA PEACHES ory of tho latter's parents, Mr. and Petlllo . . .. 122 135 Hair and Scalp ., Mrs. Harry 0. Fay, and Mr. Wordon's April 6, at 6:20 o'clock. Almighty regard It." (Job 35:13). Gei.tll« _. . 125 160 Mrs. John Warren. father, Albert W. Worden, Sr. . A meeting of Mary Mount chapter Among the citations which com- Maddalona _..- _ 200 178 Mrs. Martin Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Treatments. , ^ Largest for The regular monthly buslnosa of the World Wide guild will be prise the Lesson-Sermon 1B the fol- Gatta - 168 140 John Mason and daughter and Rob- Recondition Your Hair Now Cans meeting of the boara of trustees of held Friday night, April fl, at the lowing from tho Bible: "Love not the lil "798 ert Mason were Easter visitors at For l'our Spring tho church was hold Monday nigh home of Mrs. Homer Metliot Mrs. J. world, neither tho things that aro In CITARELLA'S MAEKBT. Waterbury, Connecticut, In A. D. Cooper's office on Monmouth William Helm will lead the devotion- the world. If any man lovo the Mamroppl ..._ 123 141 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rlskamm LIBBY'S al aorvlcc. world, tho love of tho Father is not Dummy ...... 185 185 CRISCO etreot. Dummy 185 136 entortalned relatives from Brooklyn TOMATO JUICE I. H. Wood has boon elected clerk A dinner-meeting for members of in him. For all that Is In tho world, DeFlore H7 142 Saturday and Bunday. of tho ocsslon to succeed H. Russell the onllstment teams will be held the lust of the flesh, and the lust of Citarella 182 180 Mrs. Joseph Rlskamm has returned Special ! caus for Blackman, Jr. Monday night, April 12. Officers of the eyes, and the pride of life, Is not homo from Rlvervlew hoBpltal at Your Choice O ?-fl .00 the church will be guests of honor. of the Father, but Is of the world." 722 788 Tho weokly mooting of tho Young scorns MARKET. Red Bank, where she was a patient. any 35o Item « tor J. ' Women's Blblo class was hold Eas (I John 2:15, 16). Bcottl ... 176 181 Francis Neville was home for the The Lesson-Sermon also Includes OoBCntlno 112 117 with ono Extra Item Free. ONE-POUND PACKAGE tor morning with Mra. Waltor ri Lutheran. Dummy , ..»._...,.....;. 185 135 Easter season from Columbia uni- ,' Fredericks as leader. Tho toplo for Tho choir of the Reformed ohurch the' following passago from tho Chris- Johnson — . 211 198 versity. _j discussion and debate was "Things will meet Monday night at the home tian Sclcnco textbook, "Science, and Palandrano ...» 160 177 William Clohessy of New York Phone R. B. 3475 Health with Key to tho Scriptures" FIG BARS 15c DATE BARS 7ou Need Most." The speaker a of Mrs. Theodore Kunzo Df Fair Ha- 193 152 spent part of last week with Thorn; (or Appointments. next Sunday's' meeting will bo Dr. ven for rehearsal. by Mary'Baker Eddy: "Human hate GAKRUTO'S ARCADE. as Finn, Opeu Friday Evenings L. V. MacKenzle, chaplain of the lias no legitimate mandate and no Canonlcu - 211 171 181 Rov. Walter Cowen, pastor of tho Tho Boy Scouts had a largely at- Until 0 O'Clock. APRICOT BARS young Men's Bible class, His sub- kingdom. Lovo for God and man Is DeCarlo ...- - 1*6 ' 124 146 tended bunco party Friday night. church, Is attending a two-day pas- the true Incentive in both healing and Uoncorc - „ 132 115 102 Miss Uatherlno In Charge. ject will be "What Lack I Yet?" toral retreat at Philadelphia Luth- Gctlla _ 130 201 113 Miss Catherine Finn celebrated her The envelopes tor the new church teaching. Love Inspires, illumines, G&Ttuto 166 185 172 eran seminary, designates and leads tho way. Right year, beginning this Sunday, have Tho intermediate catechetical class been prosentod to mombers of the- motives glvo pinions to thought, and 785 746 will meet Saturday rfjomlng • at 10 strength and freedom to speech and DEFALCO SERVICE. eongregatlon. OfflcortTof all churoh o'clock at tbo pastor's home. 179 organizations have boon requested to action. Love Is priestess at the altar LcBlonda _,._ 157 lei 171 The Usual Borvjcos will be held on Domanlco .. 165 185 162 hftvo their yearly reports In readiness of Truth. Wait patiently for divine DeFalco 151,. 163 Sunday. The Sunday-school, ,wlth Lovo to move upon tho waters of 158 ~J for the annual congregational meet Theodore Blxlor In charge will moot V»l«ntl - ~— 170 183 136 ' Ing Wednesday,night, April 7, In the mortal mind, and form the perfect R Scaccla 181 169 at 0:45 o'clock. The common service concopt" (p. 454), 824 860 80S . church, Thrco members of the will be conducted at 11 a. m. by the CITAREIX'S MARKET. board of trustees to succeed Arthur pastor, who will preacb on tbe sub- Dummy 186 185 135 B, White, Joseph C, Davlion and I. ject, "Overcoming Doubt," Dummy .. 185 13G 185 H, Wood will bo elected. Robert Shippee To MMIKOSDI 185 14S 121 On Sunday afternoon Rev. Paul A. DeFloro _ 186 156 208 . Seventeen members wero enrolled Citarella . . . 176 17G 14fi at Sunday's service. Tha total of Klrsoh, assistant secretary of tho Lecture At Rumson CONDENSED STATEMENT mombers enrolled during Bov. John board ot American'missions of the 767 ~i43 .748 Hayes' pastorate which started Jan- United Luthoran church In America, Robert Shlppce of Grange, avenue, CENTRAL DAB. will confer with the churoh council Dummy 1J5 135 185 uary l, 1028, Is 389. Of thaao 201 were Fair Havo'n,-who was one of tho LoPMBtl 128 125 US enrolled by profession and 188 by let- at the homo of the pastor. The pur- leaders of tho Shlppeo-Johnson Peru- Mazxa . 166 1R8 101 OF CONDITION AS OF. MARCH 31,1937 ter. Tho church membership Is now pose of the meeting Is to discuss vian expedition several years ago, Mara>do - - 188 177 lei 702. plans relative to financing tho pro- will gavo an Illustrated lecture of his Pace , 166 SIB 200 posed church building, , Tho sonior council of the Sunday- experiences on that trip tomorrow ^m "sol 1u Tho Sunday-school ' toachcrs will night at 8:15 o'clock In tho auditorium school will moot Sunday morning at hold their monthly meeting Tuesday 9 o'clock, to reconsldor the honor ot tho Rumson high school. Mr. night at the home of Mrs. Fred Wil- Shlppce haa written articles about One of the quickest ways to find a sy«tem. recently adopted by tho man of Whlto street. ' job Is to advertise In The Regis- eohool, Tha program committee has tho expedition for tho' National ter's Want Department,—Advertise- , bean split Into two commtttoes, the On Wednosday, April 7, tho ohurch, Geographb magazine. ment. RESOURCES ' LIABILITIES : adult members having been formed '•• Into a new program committee and Capital - $1,250,000.00 r the younger members Into a sonior Cash oh Hand and Due from council. Undivided Profits .. 500,000.00 Two of the young people, Misses Banks • $3,089,068.53 Barbara McClocs and Rebecca Sic- Reserve for Contingencies .... 71,128.94 bor, presided at the two past meet- U. S. Government Securities .. 567,000.00 ings. Next Sunday Miss Janet Poxon Reserve for Interest...... 37,500.00 will preside. Flans are being made State and Municipal Bonds .... 541,932.92 for an annual banquet sometime In Mrll. Federal Reserve Bank St6ck 37,500.00 Deposits: Demand $2,582,930.01 Methodist Other Bonds and Securities .... 1,866,728.51 At the Sunday morning service a Loans and Discounts 1,445,847.74 Time 4,079,492.65 6,662,422.68 children's class will bo received Into for Your Inspection At ' preparatory membership and will be- Real Estate Mortgages 554,183.43 gin a period of Instruction for mem- Other Liabilities.. - 217.88 borshlp. Tho pastor, Rev. Herbert J. BanKc Building 268,074.27 Smltli, will bo the teacher. Tho oacramont of Holy Commun- PINCKNEY PARK Other Real Estate 110,721.62 ion will bo administered at tho morn- Ing service and mombers of the new Other Resources - 40,212.46 olaBS will tako first communion to- gether. At tho evening service tho , pastor vrlll proach on "Tho Saving Newly furnished Name." $8,521,269.48 $8,521,269.48 The church, school, of whloh Har- old J. Coddlngton la superintendent, will meot at 0:45 o'cloolt, Tho Men'o olass, taught by tha pastor, will meet at the same hour. This clasa had flS members present at tho Master eorv Ico, A' devotional service for young TRUST FUNDS poople at 7 p. an. will round out tho ...$1,677,738.98 program of church sorvlces for Sun- Kept Separate from the Company's Assets ..... day. Tho Womon'8 Homo Missionary society will moot Tuesday night at tho homo of Mrs. W. K., Vandorboelc of Wnverly plaoo, A baked Virginia ham lunoheon will bo served by mombora of the Ladles' Aid society •t noon Wodncaday, April 7. Muslo at the morning eorvlco this Sunday will Inoludo tho prolude, "Early Morning at tho Monastery," 1,450 Cash SEdOWD NATIONAL Kloln; offortory by tho young peo- ple's choir, "I Would Bo Thore," 58.00 Monthly PtoltJ antlioro by senior oholr, "Bleat lifts tbs Pure In Heart," Hueraer. Tho program for/ tho evening ser- rlco will lnolude tho'piolude,'"Foun- RED BANK NEW.JERSEY lain Reverie," Fletcher) tonbr solo BRIEF. SPECIFICATIONS: by Frank Snlffen, "My Taolf," Ash- fordi offertory by senior eholr, * Lot 60x100 Oil Burner . , 'Break Forth) Int6 Joy1' and prjst- ''••'• • • ' ude by Donahue, 6 large rooms - Rock Wool Insulation ' Deposits in this bank are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, in tho ' Baptist, Recreation Koom . 1-Car Garage Tho church oohool of the Baptist Brass Plumbing " . 2x10 Floor Beams manner and to the extent provided^under di^.tonns^AeiBRnkbg:.Act_oLl833.'-andl. ihurch will present a missionary irofrrnm Sunday morning at 0:45 I'oloott. At tho morning sofvlco at amendments thereto. it o'olool: the pastor, Rmr< Edward V.. Mlllor, will, preach on tho dub- ALLE N BROTH ERS, Inc. toot, "Defeated Followers of a Con- luorlng Christ." Tho musical eeleov Buildcra and Developers i. Ions will Include tho prelude, "An ; L'prll Song," Brewor; the antboms, PINCKNEY ROAD AT GRANT PLACE »' .,..'< i «, ' • 'Awulte, My Soul," Blxby, and Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,1937. Stanley V. Sculthorn, Jr. NOTICE. A mcolliif of the Lot Owners In Fair Woman Leaves County Rally Of Stanley F. Sculthorp, Jr., aged View «inot«y for tho .lection of Truitan years, son of Marguerite and Stan- will be hold ft tho ceraoUry on Monday, FACTS, about New Jersey ley F. Sculthorp of Navoslnk ave. April 15th, 100T, at 2i00 o'clock P. tM. Estate ToHusbaiid Legionnaires And nuo, Atlantlo Highlands, dlod of V. B. GBOS81NGKB. Secretary, • pneumonia yesterday at Monmouth' Peter P. Perrine of Rumson Left Ladies, Held Here Memorial hospital at Long Branch Estate to His Wife—Rumson after an Illness of eovoral days. Planning The funeral will bo held at 2:30 Woman Disposes of a Large NEW JERSEY AND Largely Attended Meeting; at the o'clock Saturday afternoon at tho .m LAYWO our pastor ot the- Atlantic Highlands Mr*. Carrie H. Bennett of Red grounds, make the front attrac- Night—Gift of Watch Charm Methodist church, ofllolstlng. Burial tive to tbs world In general. Tb Bank executod her will In 1835. Sho for Dr. Eugene O'Rourlie. will bo In Fair VIow cemotory by. (Too Late for Clatsification) left $200 to Mount Pleasant ceme- back belongs to you and your A. M. Posten & Sons, tery at Newark for the care of the family. It should have a good Mr. and^-Mrs." Boulthorp have a REAL SILK hoilery and underwear, Hr«. Jacob VanRlper burial plot Two appearance, tat, most o( all, Moro than 200 persons attonded .tho daughter Gloria. Mr. Sculthorp Is Einory Wlngortor, phone Iud Dank platinum rlnga wero left to Marjorie staonld be comfortable. county rally of Amorlcan Legion bead at thand carpets, antiques, glass- utrlx of the will. work. Mr. Graco Colton' of Nowark, Mrs. Sophia E. Wllllston of Rum- ways based upon two funda- ware, etc. We buy and sell everything. mentals: Simplicity and natural- stato.president, spoko on the signifi- Rusoll's Auction Galleries, 27.20 East aon made her will In August. 1931. cance of Bnstortldo, the horrors of Front strcot, phono 1608. Sbo leJt'all her furniture and other ness. There must also be har- mony without monotony. the past war and tho threat.of a FOR BALE, hot bod snsh. Inquire of Jos personal effects to hor daughter, An- now war on tho European horizon. Motsgor, Palmer avonue, Kcuniburg. nlo Ixrolse Wllllston. All tho rest of against the said estate, under oath, with 1 Tho ritual of tho loglon was per- six months from tho date of the nfarens TINE oak flat-top desk, ten new doors hor oatato was loft In trust and tho ALWAY8 BUY seed of known formed, tho state, county and local order, or they will bo forever barred < 2.4x 0 feet; highest prices paid for an- Income up to $20,000 a year Is to be quality for It Is far more eco- their actions . therefor against tho sa tlqueB, rugs, sllvorware. gold, cash regla>> colors of the legion being advanced subscriberLlDsrrlbcr. . tola, otc. Town .Furniture Exchange, 36 paid to her daughter as long as she nomical. Poor seeds take as by a guard mado up of Red Bank Dated Freehold, N. J.. March 21. 11137. Monmouth street, iilipno Red Bank B28. lives or until her remarriage. Upon much ground, effort and atten- and Asbury Park legionnaires. EVA R.TEIUUNE. Her death or remarrlago"*tho .prin- Bos 25, Sea Bright, N. J WANTED girl or olderly womsn, white or tion as does good seed and tho County Commandor i Harry Wols- oater C. Loonat-d. Esq., colorod, to euro for baby. Apply at GO cipal of the trust fund Is to go to little saving docs not.compen Red Bank, N. J., Bank street. Red Dank, between 2 and 0 the Presidents and F*11JWS of Har- ford was In charge of tho rally, 'Ono Troctor. vard College aa a permanent founda- sate for the unsatisfactory re- of tho featuros was tho presentation OPENING spoclslsl Run 0x12 lt.16. flat sults. or a past comandor's watch charm ton doBk 112, dUhcs So each, books at' tion Jn Memory of Mrs. Williston'a The roaa to better and bigger busi- ., dlntnir room sulta 122,50, gasoline hueband, James R. WiUlBton. Wil- • * • • to Eugeno O'Rourke of Atlantic ness leads through The Register's ad- range |12, etc. RUBCM'S Auction Uallsr- liam N. Cromwell and tho Bank of DO NOT make your garden too Highlands. 'ortlslntr columns.—Advertisement. iei." 27-20 East Front street, Itotl Bank. New York and Trust company wcro symmetrical with only the low- appointed executors and trustees. est In the foreground. Break John M. Roberta of Long Branch THERE ARE OVER this at Irregular Intervals with The Pen That Makes Writing a Pleasure left- all of his estate to his wife, An- ltttlo cMtap of the taller sorts. 10 a. m. 10 o. m. nie M. Roberts, in a will which ho 19,000 MORE MiUES !$» • . • executed in 1922. Mrs. Roberts was appointed executrix of the will. FEMALES IN NEW JERSEY i ISIT the flower showa. Ton to 8 p. m. to 8 p. m. Charles White of Bailey's Corner will be ablo to see many of the left $200 to Atlantio View cemetery now annuals actually In flower. to be used In caring for his burial @ STATE FEATURE SERVICE • * • • ; plot All the rest of his estate Was •z T ALWAYS ADDS Interest to left to his wife, Emma C. White. Ho he garden work to try out at This Certificate Is Worth $4.41 appointed his wlfo and Fannio G. iast a faw of the new varieties Height as exocutr'lccs. New Jersey and Massachusetts are almost the same size In area, with a difference of 42. square Thin ccrtlflcnlo nnd GOc entitles the bearer to ono of our (Jcnulnc Indestructible* (5.00 VACUUM FILLER miles la favor of Massachusetts. According to the latest census reports, there are 2,030,014 males and ir specialties offered In the need SACK LESS FOUNTAIN FENS. VUlbio Ink Supply. You SEE the Ink. A llfattmo suarnntee wltK each pen. Robert N. Senter, a retired school atelogo each year. Sizes for ladles, men, boys and stria* This pun will not leak, btot or break. J i teacher, who died at his homo at 2,010,690 females In tho state of New Jersey. Freehold recently, made his will in • • • • 1935. Ha left $160 to Maplowood F THE PLANTS around your cemetery to be used in caring for his Hazlet FenoiuUa. went an operation in the Monmouth loor aro low the corners-shnuM burial plot. All the rest of his es- Clee Speaker Tho Friendship class of St. John's Memorial hospital, Long Branch;.is >o high or visa versa. This reported to be doing nicely. THE NEW PLUNGER FILLER—VACUUM ZII»—ONLY ONE PULL AND IT'5 FULL tate waa left to .his son, Robert L. Methodist church was entertained ivolds competition and mon- This PEN holds 200$) moro ink than nny ordinary fountain pen-on tho maikcll You can Wrlto for .Three Renter, and Cecila Senter, his wife. by Miss -Anna Cowles at her home Ella Hyer of Red Bank visited itooy. Months on Ono Filllnjcl No repair BUU't No hover Fllhirl No Pressure Dan ovory Pen tested and jtuaran- They wore named as executors o At Highlands on thq Hblmdel turnpike Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hyer, Sr., tued to bo unbreakable for Ufa. Get youru NOW I THIS PEN fllVEN FREE if you can buy ono In the city Tucaday. for IOBB than FIVE DOLLARS I This Cortiflealo good only while advertising enlo Is on. •INTRODUC- the will. evening. Tho club pledged the sum TORY' OFFER—This Pen will be $5.00 aftor Bnlo. __^_^_ The will of Ella A. Wcdemeyer ol of $75 toward tho carpet fund. The 'Mrs. Edith R. , Phillips of the Church Dinner following nominating committee was Holmdcl turnpike IS having her home Dental Society Meeting. Also ^$1.50 TencUfl to Mutch Above Tens', only 20o ' Manalapan township was execute A meeting of tho Dental society in 1938. Sho left $100 to Old Ten appointed: Mrs. Hudson D. Carhart, covered with asbestos siding. LIMIT ADD State Senator Addresses Gather, Mrs. Frances Woolley and Mrs. if Monmouth county will bo hold, to- ncnt church to be used in caring foi iioi-row night at the Elks clubhouso 3 Pent to nele85 Corned Beef 17f,, A spring registration period for Laifot-shaned Croquettes and so save time. • Shoulders of Veal the evening adult school at Hod Bank Townsend Convention. Fruit Salad Molded in a Fish Hold 5—To store croquettes so they may will bogln tonight and will bo con- Plans arc almost completed for the Baked Alaska he shaped the day before, ready Bacon Squares . . 21fi, tinued Monday, TucBdoy, Wednesday lilrd congressional district conven- — Arrange in cocktail glasses cook- _for frying at the Jast minute. Breast; of Veal_..._ ,:... 10'il and Thursday of next week. Regis- tion of Townsond clubo to bo held ed siring beans, diced beets, raw '—To make ice cream the day be- trations will tako place 1 to 0 p. m. Monday night, April 12, In tho bnsc- carrots, and celery diced. Place three fore, ready to prepare the Baked Sliced Bacon . . 121c ^g. IP Rumps or Legs of Veal tb at tho senior high school building cnt of Rod Bank Cnthollo hign small canned shrimp on the top and Alaska at the lac* minute. Ultvichcd White on Harding road. Tho courses avail- chool. It Is scheduled to begin at cover with a good cocktail sauce. (Write Mrs. Slcphenson, 'Jersey Smoked Cali Hams able were Hated In a recent Issue of o'clock and tho publlo la inviled Serve ice-cold. Central Kitchen, Allenhurst, N. J.) Fresh Pork Shoulders .i Beef Liver . . . . CELERY The Hfgjstor, *o attend. BED BANE KEGISTER i*^aifes^^ »miWiwiwM^^ .i«w.T-^»''.?> - *v s^"^s»rsi^ r-\i *5> 3 O Bank the annual retail sales average ^314,93 per person. The average retail sales for the State of New Jersey is $251.63 per persone This difference of nearly $100- per year per person means somethingo money o hods and' furnishings, necessities er fo o Well planned newspaper advertising will bring to the up-to-date merchant more of this money. Meet more than 75 per cent of th© people in the Red Bank trading area through The Register, In this area there is a population of over 33,000—a fair sized city. Remember^ou are selling not $251.63 customers in the Register, ' ill RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 1.1 <)37. American Mechanics.' His wife, the pastor of Calvary Baptist ohurob, POLAR NAVIGATOR Sohn L. Hiibbard former Wary Jans Chambers, sur- Red Bank, assisted, Fresh Eggs Remain Best Buy ;, vival, ' .i During the service the hymns MEMORIAL LIBRARY STAFF "Nearer My God, to Thee" and Died On Monday Allen, "Jesus Is Mine" wore suns. Tile As Most Food Costs Advance Mrs. Agnes Allen of Atlantic-Hlgh- bearers,woro Max Davis, George W. !&AJl Facing Sleady Rise In Food Prices,' Especially Mcnis, ! Sunday at the Marlboro State hos- »re#?-> BilirTa! was 'iri-ifW JSt) and Former Borough Cler] Stream cemetery, Atlantic Highlands. pital at the age of 62 years. She" .•> r Had Been III Long Time—Fi had suffered from asthma for a num- By FRED W. JACKSON neral This Afternoon. ber of years and recently complica- Harry teddy.. New Jersey Dopartment of Agrloultura tions developed. Patrolman Harry Leddy, 43 of John IJ. Hubfiard, a life-long resl Mrs. Allen was born at Navesink. Long Branch, amateur tjoxcr tind OOD prices ara 'dent of Red Bank, died Mondaj She was a resident of that locality sparring partner for Jack Dcmpsoy, Fadvancing. (noralng at his home on East Front all. her life. She was married twice died Friday at Monmouth Memorial Each mqut^fltftta street after a long illness." He was hospital. -- .-- .-••.._:.!- .... Her first husband, Lester Anderson, and 1 feaeral ra- 78 years old. died in 1918 and her second husband, I/eddy, who was a member of the . V 1 a a » eg disclose Mr. Hubbard for many years who was an employee of tho BedLong Brnch police dopartment since nominal but associated with his brother, tho lat( Bank water department a number of 1922, was stricken with pneumonia •toady climbs In William Hubbard, In the manufac- years, died In 1927. . . . • after an'operation last week. the cost ot many ture and sale of candy and other con. ' Surviving are a son, Walter Ander- He is survived by his widow Mnr- Horns. Thoso ro- feotionery. Thoy conducted a store son, and a atopson, Herbert Allen, garet; his father, Joseph Lcddy; ports confirm on Broad street, whoro the Pastry both of Atlantlo "Highlands; and athree daughters, three brothers and what oTory home, Shop now stands, • ai\d sold their half-brother and two half-slaters, three sisters. wife la eiperleno- products to both wholesale and rota! William Applegate and Mrs. Charles A heavyweight, Lcddy spent sev- I'1 Ins dally as sna trade. Later they conducted the busl Wilson of Naveslnk and Mrs. Eugeno eral weeks boxing with Ocmpscy does her nmrtot* ness on Mcchanlo street. Altnar of Bloomfleld. when the latter was training for the f ' Ins. Fnrthor ad- Ono of Mr. Hubbard's duties waa The funeral was held yesterday af- Joss Willard bout in 1910. vances »ro pr«. tb» distribution of tho candy. He erday afternoon at the homo of Wal- dieted. drove a horso and wagon and-made er Andorson, Mount avenuo, Atlan- With such eon- perlodlo trips through Monmouth Ip Highlands. Rev. Paul Frledrlch, Announce Engagement. slant pressure on county and as far south as Ocean lastor of the Methodist church, con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schmltt the family purso, county. 11 • v lueteucted the serviceser . Burial byy A. M.of Leonardo announce tho engage- any exceptions to ment ot, their daughter, Miss Caro- tho upward trend After giving up the candy buslneon, oaten & Sons was In Fair View Mr. Hubbard became borough clerk Hno B. Schmltt, to Everett L. Hof- LT. COM, ISAAC SCHLOSSBACH aro always wol- during the administration of Mayor :emetery. man of Long Island City. Miss come. Frosh ecus Arthur A. Patterson. Later he was Mm. Elsie Mlnton: Schmitt is a graduate of tho Leon- Lt, Commander Isano Schlossbach are provlnt to ba caretaker of the ITonmouth, Boat Mrs. Male Mlnton, wife of George ardo high school, class of 19*32. Mr. of Bradley Beach, votomn polar ex- ono. In fact, , Isle of Somewhere." night, April 7. After the Bhow a cov- sent recently to Canberra, N. S. W.,fourth Is'frayed. Wfille there he served as an alder- ered dish aupper will be served at "When I went to 'school, I read a Canton, O. (AP)—When Midship- for better (uldtnce, The American Mechanics conduct- man three years. Dr. Chasey was headquarters for burr control work counsel and service ed services after the religious cere- the fire house. book that said the word 'and' was Almost n Habit. man James M. Carnos camo home formerly .a surgeon at Monmouth in Australia, on loavo after a mldshipmon's cruise in your selection of a mony. H. Edgar Smith served as Memorial hoslptal and -was commis- used 61,520 times in the Bible," he Welch, W. Va. (AP)—Angolo Mak- Memorial. Call or councilor and David T. Bennett said. "I counte* them and that's to. Europe, ho reported a man In a sioner of publlo safety at Long Langcn's Pharmacy Opens. rls told Trooper M. G. Green that his rdwboat, waving frantically, Btopped write lor complete served as chaplain. Members of theBranch from 1916 to 1920. At bin The American motion picture In- right." • lunch stand near Stevens""CIInio was details. Fair Haven fire department, attired William Langen opened his newdustry derives a substantial annual Ho Is In a* Allentown hospital the battleships Arkansas, Oklahoma death he was borough physician and pharmacy this morning at the cor- burglarized again—the twelfth time and Wyoming off the Shetland Is- in uniform, attended the service. The a member of the West Long Branch income from India, where there are now,, recovering from a broken leg In four years. Trooper Green arrest- firemen and members of the Ameri- ner of Fair Haven road and River 700 movie theaters. Two hundred of lands. school board. He Is survived by a and spending most of his ti ed Mack Porka of Saw Mill Hallow, no nnsurrcd that can Mechanics were honorary bear- road, Fair Haven. He formerly con- these theaters show exclusively for- reading the Bible, and charged him with robbery. Mak- The man paddled alongside, one of widow and a son, George V. Chasey ducted Schroerfer's pharmacy at-Red tbe ships, whoso officers thought him you hnvo tho lent ers. of San Antonio. eign fllma, largely Hollywood produc- rls asserted 700 worth of canned Bank. tions. in distress, held up two fish In his In dD»lgn, material The active bearers were Roy King, It pays to advertise in The Register. I goods was stolen. and workmamhlp* Stanley Fielder, Charles Soden, Ar- hands and yelled: "Do you want to thur Davlson, Leon Little and Fred Mr*. Charles Lube. buy these?" Dennis. Tho flro. company's truck Mrs. Amelia Lube, wife of Charles conveyed the flowers to the cemetery. _,ube, died last Thursday at her IPS SCARCELY FAIR ON THE FISH What Is said to bo the largest Burial In charge of thegJVorden fu- homo at Church street, Belford, at apartment house development in the neral home was in Falr*view ceme- the age of 66 yearB. She waa born world Is now being constructed in tery. In Germany and came to this coun- London. A group of 1,200 flats Is JONUMENTS try 55 years ago. She had been a being built on a seven and one-half The Oldest De«l«r In the Short Ar«« Eveline J. E. Homnn. resident of Belford 25 years. acre plot at Westminster, which over- Dnimmond Place. Eveline Johanna Ernestine Ho- Besides her husband Mrs. Lube is looks tho Thames river. Tel. Red Bank 24. man of Port Monmouth, widow of survived by two daughters and four George G. Homan, died Friday at sons. Her children are Mrs. Patrick Hazard hospital, Long Branch, from Divers, Mrs. George S, Morvan, a complication of diseases after a lharles Lube, Jr., Edward Lube, long illness. She was born in East Fred Lube and Harold Lube. She Prussia, Germany, In 1850, thalse o leaves a sister and a brother, daughter of Frederick and Welhcl- .hey being Mrs. Anna R'enken of raine Huebner. She came to Amer- Brooklyn and Fred Horn of Brook- ica in 1885 and the following year lyn. Many Conveniences '' eha married Mr. Homan, who had The funeral was held Sunday af- been her friend since childhood, Tho ternoon at the lato home of Mrs. 'couple lived at New York and later Lube and was conducted by Rev. . , .Despite Its many conveniences, our Funeral in Sullivan countyj New York, mov- John Traulman of Elizabeth, a life- Home Is available, as a part of our service, to ing to New Jersey 25 years ago. long friend of tho family. It was everyone. Its facilities nro one of tho many rea- - Surviving Mrs. Homan are five largely attended and the floral trib- sons it is so often chosen us tho most dcsirnblo •ons. They are Rudolph and Walter utes wero numerous. Interment was place to hold tho service. Homan- of Port Monmouth, Eobert made In Bay View cemetery in Homan of South Elmhurst, Long charge of A. M. Postcn & Sons of Island, Frederick Homan of NewAtlantic Highlands. York and William HomatLOf North ' Arlington. A brother also survives, 'William E.~Andrew, Jr. R. R.Mount & Son h« being Robert Huobncr of Kar- William E. Andrew, Jr., former nowsburg, Now York, Mrs. Homan ejjTABusnco lass city magistrate of Asbury Park, died FBEOEBIO K. ADAMS, MOH leaves threlg grandchildren. They arc early last Thursday In the Fltliin Both Evelyn and Walter Homan of hospital. Ho waB 60 years old. Death FUNERAL DIRECTORS •fort Monmouth and Grace May Ho wna caused by an internal, hemor- man of South Elmhurst, Long Ia- rhage Mr, Andrew was born at At- 138 W. rRONT STREET • *snd. lantlo Highlands. He was educated The funeral waa held atsfciio fun- at Yale law school. After his grad- eral home of Harvey S. Bedlo^of Key. uation he wont West whero he fol- port, with Rev. C. E. Doonsgen, pas-lowed his profession for a number FUNERflL tor of St. Paul's Lutheran church of of years. Upon returning to this Jersey City, ofilclatlng. A eulogy was county he formed a law partnership given by Rev. Ernest Fox- of Port with Louis L Tumen. Ho had prac- HOME Monmouth CoCmmunlty church. In. ticed law at Aabury Park for more tcrment was in Cedarwcod cemetery than 30 years. About eight' years at Keyport. ago ho dissolved tho partnership with Tumon and later formed a partner- Samuel Aumack. ship with Louis Lovlnson, He had Services for Capt. Samuel Aumack, been In poor health for the past 78, wero held Sunday afternoon, at year. He is survived by a stepmoth- J:30 o'clock from Calvary church at er, Mrs. Minnie E. Andrew of Atlan- HAnVEST FLOATING CANOTEIW . , tio Highlands. t WITHOUT PREJUDICE Bouth Koyport, conducted by Rev. Knee deep In sardines, two worlanen on a California purse seiner V- Roe Hanoy. Intormont waa in prepare to move tliclr cnteh to the mother ship whore n ...... packs some, converts others,Into profitable oil and flsh meal Green Grove cemotery, Capt Au- Louis J. I. ' stores lt In tho hold, then loads It means and the family of modest watermen, who becan work on the This question la bofore California in an Initiative petition designed through a suction pipe Into box cars, bay at about the time Capt. Aumack Lady of Perpetual Help, Highlands, in thhee northwest as pilchardpilchardss. BuButt Out of each ton rocolved 1314 cases olilclatlng. to limit and possibly abolish.an In- are packed ns human food as re-whonco It is distributed In various .income Worden service ttnnds dlttNinil who knew tho hardships of Tho Bardino "merchant marine," farm centors. bay life when manpower and sail The bearers wero Orris Stceliimn, fant Industry consisting of seven quired by law. Tho romalndor are I ready to sorvo all who William Loohnlng, Fred Koch and floating reduction plants that hnvo containing seven mother ships and processed Into oil and Into fish meal. Whllo tho floating factories operate wu tho only moans of getting about 320 purso fioinors representing an In* outnldo the three-mile limit in Inter- tho bay. In recent years, howovcr, Marenco Burdge. Burial In charge boon thriving on tho Immense ahoata Tho latter -Is tho real pay crop of wiuli reverent, sincere di- ot the Woraon funeral homo of Red of Bnrdlnee off this const. vestmont of $5,600,000, dates back to the sardlno shoals, nnd It Is receiv- national wators, tho Initiative petition hu was the owner of a motor boat experiments in 1020. Stanloy Hlller, would curb thorn by making the For several years ho had lived on Bank was In Mount Olivet cemetery, "Depletion" of tho fisheries Is tho ing increasing favor for fattening rection. chnrgo brought by tho backers of a waste produots onglneor, gottho cattle and poultry- and for- fertiliz- purso BOlnors amenable to revocable n. houseboat In a cove west of tbe Idea then of canning and procosslDg permlte from tho Stnto Fish and dock at tho foot of Broad street. Mrs. Cora Davis. the Ipotltlon against this now hlgh- ing tho soli. The funeral of Mrs. Cora DaW«,ipecd tnothDd of hnndllmr fish. flsh at BOB, thuB avoiding tho costly Game dopartment. Capt Aumack remained active until haul to sliorp plahto. Work In Dark of Moon. two years ago when his health began widow of Julius Davis, who dlod on Cuts Expenses. The state Federation of Labor has Ills floating plant, tho Lako Ml- It ia the claim ot tho operators to fall. i- Ho died Thursday from a Wednesday of loat week, was held "Thoro la no depletion," replies the entered the fight on tho nldo of tho heart attack, He attended Calvary Saturday morning at the Wordon raflores, got Into Btoady operation In that tholr men, nro tho highest paid young Industry. A resolution ap- Paclflo Coast Fisheries institute, rep- 1030. It waa successful and sea-go- church nnd wan n member of tho 'unoral homo, Bast Front street, with resenting tho ilontlng factories. mnrlnn workers In the world. As proved In ponvoncion charges that Men's Blblo clnns, Several years Rov. Robert j. Bouldln, pastor of St, Ing factories began to multiply. for the 1,200 fishermen on the solrt- to put tho floating reduction plants This campaign Is financed by the Profit Lies in Fish Oil, ago ]IB wan a Salvation Army work- Paul's Baptist church, Atlantic High- P aIltB ero thoy havo to Work orilyVln tho out of operation morely would leave ETnM!??. ! ' I™' *? >>"• Operations nro conducted by thedark of the moon. That In tllo only tho wntorfl> open for exploitation by fnoihpr. ship, with flab. conHnuayy,. Xpd Umo th.o silvery banlts ef eofrdlnoii, tha Jajianooo, RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1.1987. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VAUaUAN'B true floral perfume, lie fln-VAnMEHS, Kie»'. e your chance—Having FOB SALE. White King breeder pigeons. NEW BAMPSIRB Reds, hatching egga and THE HIGHEST prices paid for llvo chick- WANTED, exporloncod poultry man, NEW Colonial house. Bed Bank; complo* [UVER frontage, cnofco ncronao; Ruraaon- . eat perfume at the lowest cost, _ Xrj it notorUei ou,uir farm, will offer at a sac produce largei aquabai reasonable. V. baby chicks. Chrlatlanl. White >oad. ena. Joe Baker, 280 Mechanic street, - elnulo. Atldrctfl Poultry, box 511, Red tlon May 1st; flight rooms, three tiled Rid Bank section. Many trees, *ni\$9 anil be convinced, ll»«sy Dee ffloneis. rlflce the follI asparagus buncnere, 2 aaparagua troughs, D.W.. box 611, Red Bank." - ••*.. parlor hydrated spray lime at attraotlv, leveret small tools too numerous to men fisns . and .all the standard brands. C00 FARMERS and truck growers will fln4 a 1 BUY and sell second-hand elothesi ntuit raso attached. Srcamora, avenue, desired. W< B. Chirry, 103 UBptd Ponds facial tlssuss 28 cents, Kotex ISO ready market for their produce by ad be In good condition. L. Korber, 209" EXPEKIENCKD roofers and applicators Shrewsbury. N. J.. phone Red Bank 201-W, Keyport. N. J. prices, William Ackeraon & Sons, Has tion. The above machinery It In ggooood con box, 180 Reed best quality papar napklna 1st. N, 1. dltlonditi , BdBroadroeadowd VermFm, NNuUwauUwammp vertising la Tho Register's clasilfloa col Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, Phone for asphalt shlnglei, ashen to a eld Inn, as- FOR RENT or lease largo store with gas MONMOUNTH COUNTV farms, cotmtrj h loo, Bcott towels 10c. We appreciate umns. 468-W. phalt brfok siding wanted. Diamond Roof station. Broad ttreot, Eaton town, wppo- road, phone lied Bank: *1845-J ". your patronising these departments. Larg- homsB, abore estates* sale or rontj--riv,9 BLUB BTONfl—NoBTONfl—Now U the tlraa to toto- CORN for sale. William Kane, Middle- PIANO Instruction by John Rohrbach. bet- nnd MotuI Works, 380 Maplo street, Perth alte schoolhouse. Phone 416 Eatontown front lots. Send for free booklet! 1(7 lirova thth e appearancapparan e ot your property PIANOS and piano service! the bnt. Dlr-est assortments, lowest prices.' Natlona Am boy, N. J. " procertles. Bar H. Stlllmsn. state hlsb> We ollar a Una grade ol blue etono for Ocg^XOo and II'Store (Prown'a). town, N. J. ter known ae "Little Johnnie Little," BUNGALOW for rent in Mlddletown vil- ga •- nan'a Piano Shop, Dnimmona place, ue( professional artist, 22 Monmouth Parkway, lage.) five email rooms and bath; avail- wny, Eatontown, phone Entontown t. your drivewayiveways and paths at righr t Prices. Bank, phone 088. - EIGHT-TUBE all-wave euperhat console BAHY turkcya now for selo; .Monmouth WOMAN, 80 or older, caro for mental cose; Fred 1J. WlkofWlkfT Co,C , lied DanDankk. radio, electrlo ere tuning; A-l condition. Bronxo or English Norfolk Blacks; from East Keansburg, N. J, Youngsters pre- one preferred with experience! congenial able after March loth; rent 126. Phone THREE AGUES, houso nnd road ii*na, UTTLB WHITE HOUSE Antiauo Shop, Apply 68 Oakland street, Hod Bank ' short leased broad breasted heslthy vlg- ferred.* people, good home, food, plenty of recrea* 161 Mlddletown. E. L. Beekman. Bootl frontage on Routo 8S) only I4«OOQ( DRV OAK wood In stovo and Uro pli~ «rtna can bo made, Lukor's Realty, B«l* Mountain Hill road, Mlddletown, N. J, oroue stook. Cruslua Turkey Farm, Colt's ation, time out; permanent work. Write SIX-BOOM houes, bath, no beat; |20. So". # lengthai gravel for driveways.. Phon Antlqaas bought and aold. • ODORA CLOSETS, (1,80 each .and the' Neck. N. J. N. C box 511, Red Bonk.* 13 and 23 DeForeat avenue. Red Bank. fora, phone Kaanaburg 72B*M. Eatontown 448-J.8. J. H, Carney. in be used aa a spare closet and wl' MISCELLANEOUS Lewis Lumber Co., 123 South Main I'.reot, t'OIi SALE, on easy tflrmi, five-room ttuc- UQIDAIM) unit and coll for larg» short also keep tba moths out. Moth cheste 49c, GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes tor .sale. GIRL wanted for general housework; mod- Asbury Park, phono 6B3. MODEJINIZE your home with bl«h psule order or, walk-In Ice box, good aa new, Call between 7 arid 8 p. m. Phone Mid. erato salary and steady, ponltlon ;• sloop co bunffalow, modorn Improvement*i hofe metal utility closets. 13.00. moth ban 10c, MQNEY TO LOAN on first bond and mort- In. References required. Apply 152 Mon- HALF double house, six room*, ISO perwater hent: two-car narago and work Bhop. . wall^eiture, eo pei poiiiuli whlt» or tor sale cheap, originally cost 18501 also tar paper 10c, sum camphor Cc, Natlon- dletown 07-M. T. T. VanScholct, Middle, gago on Improved real ostatQ, worth colored! alao a caialn paint for emooth small bar and coll complete, U. Bltaau, al Be, 100 and $1 Store (Prown's). town. N. J. mouUi etreot, second floor* Or phono Ked month. Inquire A, T. Doremua, 44 R«ck- - Fulr Haven; lot fiOxlfiO. Price 14,000. flnlah. Atlantic Paint Co- U» Weat Front Bed Bank, phone 8491. doublo tha amount loaned. Alston 0e«k- Bonk 1404.* less place. Red Bank, or agents. or write 12 Mechanlo street, &u| BARRED ROCK baby chicks for Immediate man, attorney. 10 Broad street. Red Bank, Btraat. Red Bank, phona miiW FOR SALE, R. O. A. combination radio delivery; 200 White Loghom cockerels, HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged woman AT BUM SON—Fo u r- room neatly^ fuf- SPRAYERS, all make*, seed, taken In and elcctrio Vlctrola and microphone: alx weeks old, 200 Barred Rock pullets, AUTOMOBILE loans, care financei d and n I shed buflffalow, with Improvetcents, MONMOUTH COUNTY farma; very aeleet A ITNa LAWN--We bay. evarythlnB , tradel good working-condition, at fair also eleetrlo paint sprayer and Savage refinanced; largest and oldest company. wanted us housekeeper for single man Hit of all sizes and types. VToar ia.' mako it aoi Bone null, aheap ram" prices. Call or vrlta Bendriolfson Supply eight weak* old: all from blood tested Lowest rates. General .Discount' Corp., jn farm. Address I!. M. A., box 511, Rod near Bchool and bathing groundB. Sum- huroue, paat moaa and lima. Alao a, com- Co., Mlddletown, phone 888. health vibrator. Call Holmdel 128.* flock. Sidney Hamborger, Nutswamp road, mer season or year; Immaculately clean; qulrles will bo elver, personal attention. Red Bank, phona 8856-jM. 506 Elactrlo Bldg., Asbury Park, phone Bank.* Ira media to possession. -Telophono 437 j. Howard Llpplncott, 31 Jlonmontlk pl.t* Hoe of lawn seeds at Tight prices 80.GALLON golvanlied water boiler, very 4553. Evenings by appointment. WE NEED firat class help for positions In Rumson. tract, phone fled flank 821. Fwd D. Wlkoff Co.. Bed Banky ELEOTROLUX vacuum cleaners, com-, sood condition, 18, Also small pot TEN TURKEY hem, now laying, and one gohblor for aale, Phono.Long Branch WANT to buy, for cash any old postage the best haueoholdo. Apply at once at HOUSE for. rent at 67 Borgen place, six FARM of about six acres; eevon-room LAWN and garden se.de I a »onpleto Hi pleta with all attachments, allghtly stove. IS. Apply 86 Battln road, Fair Ha- stamps, United States or foreign: un orMonmouth Bmploymont Aaoncy. 22 Wost ven, N. J. 509.M. • rooms and bath, all improvements: one- nome, barn nnd outbulldlnirai 13,800 ot new awn and garden aeeda, Aiao._ used, for eela from 120 to Its. Phone oil envelopes. Submit to mo for inspec- Front street, phone Red Dank 8S0O.* car garage; rent $45 per month; ready for h, balance like rent. Will consider dU full* Una of fertilisers for lama and sar. WHITE LEGHORNS, Barred Rook and Ntion. B. V. R. H. Stout, 2 Linden olaee, occupancy May. 1st..;. Apply Mn. J. J. M nlt K. a Caster, FrcebolJ 700, or Bed STOKE fixtures for sale, counters, candy WOMAN, wanted for general housework; JJJil'?^?'.. - nardnar, Waveslnli, W, 1. dens. Fred JV Wlkoft Co.. Be* B» case, ice box, gas range, etc Hugh Car- H. Red,, baby ehteke from blood tasted phone Red Bank 3141. three adults "In familyi horns • m the Qulgley, B*0 Neptuno avenue, Deal. N. J. Dank 1000, --•; (locks I selected for high let product on, SIX-ROOXROOM bouseouse, all Improvements i abonft ton, 10 Lolrhton avenue. Red Bank, phono body alia, rapid growth and high vitality. WANTED, stoves, sewing machines, typo- country. Phono at 6:30 p. m.. Red Bank BRIDGE AVENUE, near Front street. s1x< J55 acres of landi excellent locationlocatio . 184S-J after 8:80 p, m. Sydney Hamborger, Nutswamp xoad. Red wrlters. - books,-* silverware, antiques. 3864-M. room and bath dwelling, good condition, M J5,OQ0. Henry F. Hjlln, Heglste* REBUILT second-band water pumps, I cash registers, furniture, olBce. and store steam heat from new boiler, ready now. IRON FENCE, 3% feet high, 48 feet long Bank, phono 885C-M. equipment: what have you to sell! We WAITRESS, white, wanted. Apply at The ilding. Red Bant, phone 743. ' Q. Hurst, Mlddletown, phon,e Mlddletowj with . two three-feet wide gates; also Only $20 per month. Phone Red Bank SEVEN- ROOM house, oil Improvement* 06. TEN-WEEKS-OLD plga for sale. 18 a ay the beat prices. Friedman, 86 South Downy Flake Dpughnut Shop, route No. 1100. used heavy galvanised Iron aheetlnfc; sult- pair. Willow Brook Farm, J. H. Mac* 6lain atreet. Asbury Park, phono Asbury 35,- at Five Comers, Mlddlotown,- N. J., with about 23 acres of land; hljhwir LAWN and garden fertlllaarai bone meal, ablo for a garage. .Weller'e. 07 Wost farland. Everett road. Red Bank.' P.ark 8148. phone Mlddletown 491.' FIVE-ROOM apartment In Fair Haven; fta- ilwVcl°"> '" tr*lni BIul boatl fric» . sheep manure, cow manure, humus, ni- Front street. Red Bank,' rago; separate heating aystem; all Im-17,500. Henry P. Hylln, Benlster b — _ FOR BALE, flock of white and black giant FEEEi If excess acid causes you stom< WAITRESS wanted, white, experienced. provements; available May 1st; $35. Mil-Bed Bank, phone 743. trate soda, add phosphate, ammonia, pot- chicken!: also coop for growing chick, ach ulcers, gaa pains, Indigestion, heart- Address Waitress, box 511. Red Bank. ash and line, Fred D. Wlkoff Co., Bed ton Berk. 88 Broad street. Red Bank, ens. Mrs, J. E. Dangler, 182 Branch ave. burn, belching, bloating, naueoa, got free YOUNG GIRL wanted for light housework. phono ,1616. 15 LOTS, 25x100, easy payment plan, cor* Bank. AITOMOBILES eomplo doctor'a prescription, Udga. Hol- near Avcnuo D and Valley drive, HBOl nuo, Red Bank.* Mrs. PruBsack. 28 Lake avenue. Red [26 cajh. balance 110 monthly. ImlceVe BLUB STONB for walks and drives I stone CHICKENS, geese, goslings and gooso egg lywood's, In Red Bank, and Bennett's, in Bank. ~ ATTRACTIVE house, six large rooms, MILIEN TKAVIVIKO. Planet Jr. and Big MAURICE SCHWARTZ, Chrysler. Ply. Long Branch! laundry, bath, for rent furnished or un- malty, Belford, N. J., phono Keonsbors BoleBolensm, rebuilt Conover Bros, Sale*I that Is really blue. Prices and estimates mouth and International truck sales and for sale [ also flrewood cut any length. W,AKT£D, middle aged woman to go gen- furnished to responsible party. Grounds 726-M. • • • Servicervlce, WloMtunfe N. J, phono Holmdel on application. 3. A. Ryan A Sons, Sea service headquarter*.' Phone Red Bank Twenty acres of top soil for aaio cheap. STRAY DOGS—Because ot heavy losses ot eral housework; mmt be good cook; nnd surroundings desirable; Flnckney road Bright. , Bryan. Fort-au-Peck, Long Branch, N. J turkeys and othor llvo stock, all stray two in family. Apply after 6 p. m, Vl PORT-AU-PECK: Marie Cox offers a r*tl •». location. For appointment phono Red dogs found trespassing on Oak Glen Farm ] bariralni six rooms, two baths, flreplaoeb BLUB BTONB—Time to ,flx walk; and SOD FOR SALE, also young pits, lot of George C, Con over, 233 First avenue, At- Bank 3317-J.* OAK WOOD lor aale for etow, furnace USED CABS bought, sold and exchenged, will bo shot. lontlo Highlands. N. J. built-in bookcases, hot water heat, stoVara driveways I bin stone, cinders and gra- split chestnut rails, four-hole locust HALF of double house on John street, six room, porches; plot 62H by 100; shrub- ' and ireplatei 15 load, 110 cordi kind vel. Low prlcee, Prompt deliveries. Fontlao sales and service: terms, a. M.posts. Mlddletown Stock Form, Thomas UROPE1987—Enjoy all-lnclusivo Euro' EXPERIENCED white cook, assist with bery, beautiful location; gnrasft. Pric« ling wood. 86 centa per bag.'; Pats/ Behl. A. C. Rassas Brothers, 1B-21 Mechanic S. Field. Red Bank, phone 861 pean toum, with capable leaders; for rooms, bath, hot air heat; reasonable 15,500. Cash (500, balanco monthly p«r» paal. 11* Wee* Front etreet. Bed Bank, Lawee Coal Co.. Inc., Shrewsbury, phone street, phone 8065. housecleanlnff; no laundry; sleep in. rent. Coll Red Bank 422-M/ Red Bank 126l._ • CHICKENS for sale, one-year-old Leg- professional people, students, teachers and Good wages to right party; best references. roent Fhona 1602 Lon* Branch. phone Hit, FRANK VANSYCKLE. Doflgo ana Pli. business men and women. Directed by Address Box 173^ Oceanport, N. J. FIVE-BOOM bungalow for rent, all im- horns, Rhode Island Beds, Plymouth Ernest Gray Keller, Ph. D., Roller Travel provements] just recently painted; one BUNGALOW for sale, six room* and bath. CASH for row old typewriter, adding m FOB SALE, 5,000 flower pots, all mouth automobiles. Dodge trucks. Good- Rock laying chlckana: In fine condition. WHITE GIRL wnnted to do, light house- year tires and Prest-o-Llte batteries. 149- Club, Inc., 651 Fifth avenue, New York mile from Red Bank, near bus line. $. O • all Improvements! hardwood floor*, chine, check writer or other office equ alsea, and 800 feet of two-Inch iron Mrs. F. Rlngenberger, phone Eatontown City. For further Information and com- work; sleep In preferred. 41 Elm place. Holbrook, pogtofflce Red Bank.* Mr. Johannes Bade, Port Montnoutb, N# J. mantTwSf eilf Joseph 8. S'JP'%, 158 West Front atreet, H«d Bank, phone 184-W-2. Red Bank.B phone Keansburg 478-W. Monmonlh etreet. phone Bad Bank «8«. pipe, with fittings, for lasa than half Red Bank 1296 and 1297. •••'•• pleto 1937 Student Tour program address NEW MODERN nine-room house, being cost. «<° River rood. Fair Haven, 500 BED-ROCK crosa pullets, 11 weeks Mra. Edward »8. Cooke, authorized repre- constructed; all late at Impzovemonta; El(.HT-ROOM house, good condition, tiio SPRAYERS, new and uied, for farm.ee- BROUSELL'S USED CAB Market, 11 Ma- old. Splendid for early layers. Alao aontatlve. 85 Church street, Keansburg, bath i, two-story garage* doublo S«JJ taS, golf courae and ahada tree apray- phone Bed Bank 16»2. ROOMS FOR RENT two baths; good neighborhood; $85 per toso) ple avenue. Red Bank, phone 815. Com-flve Cheater White BOWS, will farrow In N. J. month. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, 22 garage; corner property, plot 161x10 IngT Call or writ* HendrlcVaon Supply Co pare our prlcea and be convinced. Our June: also Chester hoar. B. F. Camp- convenient location; good surroundtnga, aQ Hlddlntogro. rhon> »6B. MEN1—Get vigor at once I Now Ostrcx UNFURNISHED rooms for rent; very West Front atrnet. Red Bank, phone 8600/ 80 PAIRB of unclaimed boys' ahoea fo "'opular makes Include Fords. Dodges, bell. Jr., Chapel Hill.' Tonlo Tsblets contain raw oyster Invlg- improvements; suitablo one or two nun* EVERGREENS forr salesale, epruce and fir, 4 •ontiacs, Chryslors, Bulcks and Auburne pleasant; rent reasonable; conveniences. EXCELLENT home, eight rooms, two Hies. Entrance on two streets: lama ahjule aale. Strand Shoe Repairing. 20 Wes FARM HORSE for aaio; medium »lie. oratora and othor sLlmulants. One dose Call at 43 East Front street. Red Bank, bath*, automatic heat; largo lot; locat- to 10 feet., aultabi*• e for apsolmoru Front street, Red Bank, to meet the demand of every used car sound and kind. Price $75. no less. peps up organs, glands, blood. Regular treea. Tormo to suit. Prlco 18,000. Ap» • screens, winwinad broaka or naturallilnB oi buyer. For tho needs of the business man closo to town.* ed on Sycamoro avenue; attached garage ply Gray, 09 Main street, Oceanport. N. J. we have a selection of fina lato model Jamos Eramons, West street, Eatonlown, prico J1.00. Introductory prlco 79c. Call, $125 per month. Rolston Waterbury, real. woidod estates! reasonably priced. N. I FINE! old fuhlonad bookcaao for aale, din N. J. write. Sun Ray Drug Co. FURNISHED rooms, single or connecting, FAIR HAVEN, small" whlto two-story cot* Swan, Naveslnk, phono Atlantlo Highland Ing room furniture, black walnut bed trucks at the right prices. Including 1036 well heated In best location, of town. tor. 22 West Front street, phone 3500.' tago with two bedrooms, bath, hot water 911 room a.t and several other plecee. Phone Chevrolet half-ton panel. 1034 Chevrolet FOR SALE, 40 largo Whll« Leghorn hens, WE BUY furniture, Btovca, ofllco equip- R. K. Vandervcer, 40 Branch avenue. RVi GOOD seven-room house with extra lava- heat; garage; plot 5OxlCO; well landicapjida Red Bank ai88-W. Hra. Henry O. White, half-ton panel. 1083 Ford half-ton panel, 11.60 each: good layors. Inquire Mar- ment, golf clubs, balls, musical Instru- Bank, phone 1465. tory and basin on first floor.: oil heat; good neighborhood; sacrifice $2,200. Raf ELECTRIC Hawaiian guitar for sale! (£ad Branch avenue, Little SUTer. N. J.* 1033 G. M. C. one and a half-ton panel ments, jowelry, Bhotguns, microscopes, bin- In on atest gulUr only. Apply John P tlh's. 4O8.Navealnk avenue, Highlands.* ATTRACTIVE room for renl\ In private; largo Dorch. two-car garage; located In VanHorn Agency, phona Red Bank' 288, and 1920 Chevrolet one-ton panel. Easy oculars, fishing outfits, books, relics, sil- Rumson, $65, Waterbury. 22 West Front Powell. 12th atreat, We»t Keambnrg. N * OLIVER tractor plow for eale, with two terms and demonstrationa arranged. FAMILY COW for sale, with calf by aide: verware, stamps, etc.. Town Furniture Ex- home. 8 East River road. Rumson, N. J. H.lnch bottoma. Sweet Briar Farm. gentle: rich milk. Also fine torn turkey atreet, phone 3S0O.* - SALES—RENTALS. Thompson Agea* WOOD for tale, flreplacs. furnace ani change, 36 Monmouth. etreet. Red Bs>nk, fEASANT rooms for rent, Blnglo or West Tark avenge, Oakhnret, N, J. LARGEST selection of trucks In town: for breeder. Reed, Tlnton Foil,, phone apartment; furnished or unfurnished.: ail SPLENDID six-room house overlooking cy.' Farms, homes, estates. 81 East kindling! kindling, alx baga $1. Wll Red Bank 121.• phono 538, k 1081 Chevrolet panel ' hall-ton 1166, I~~BUY second-hand old-fashioned and an-improvements, near station and bua line. lake; steam heat; garage. In good Front street, Red Bank, phona 700. Ham Johnson. 13 Milt street, phone 114-J BOXER DOQ for aale. pedigreed. 16 1988 Chevrolet panel half-ton I29C, 1935 FOK SALE, frenh fiuernBfly cow, also small Also six acres land for sale or rent In shape; rent $85. , Rolston Waterbur/, Eatantown. ^___—^— months old I houso broken. Can be seen tique furniture, especially horsehair cov- realtor, 22 West Front street, phone Red Saturday afternoon or Sunday at 180 Ma-Chovrolet panel halt-ton 1466, 1981 Ford pigs. W. H, Pottsr, Mlddletown, phone ered chairs and sofas, old glass penny Shrewsbury, 130 Bridge avenue. Red FOB BALE, plumbing auppllea. pipe and panel one and a half-ton 8135; 1029 Ford •0-W " . __ _ _ Bank. ___ Bank 350O.* LOTS I LOTS!—Why not get your home* le avenue. Bed Bank, phone 1057.* Ice body one and a half-ton 105, 1082 L banks and baby dolls. Wrlto 37 McLean lot now before prices double 7 I haT* ft flttlngi. pipe cut to measure, ell sliea. 1 BABY CHICKS lOo, tested Barrad Rocka, street, Freehold, N. J. FURNISHED room for lady, with semi- STORE for rent at Headden'e Corner, oh Open Sunday.. Edward 8. Cooke. 85 18-FOOT Old'Town canoe In good condi- Chevrolet dump, one and a half-ton $296. State Highway, formerly Fair View Flor- completo list of all lots around Bed Bank Rhode Island Beds, English Leghorns I TEAM WORK dono of all kinds, plowing, private bath; nice residential street; for sale. Some exceptional bargains. John Church itreet, oppoalte railroad aUtlon, tion for sale. Dr. Stewart. 907 River Ocean Chevrolet. Inc. 85! Broadway, Long ten-day-old ohlcke 15c. Also line lot rab- rery comfortablo private home. 32 Fe*ist Shop. Phone Red Bank 2708-J^ Keanaburg, phone 828, i read. Fair Haven. N. J.' Branch. N. J. J" acooplnff - and grading: reasonable; by T. Lawloy. agent. Rivers Id o drlvt* Be& bits. Mueller, east aide Route 35, one mile day, hour or contract. Thomas Welch tors place. Rod Bank. BUNGALOW on Riverside- drive for rent, Bank, phona 410. BUIUDBR8I Hardware, consisting o WACO Red Jacket eleetrlo outat for home WILL SACRIFICE 1080 Ford roadster for north Red Bank bridge.* Sleepy Hollow road. Red Bank, R. F. P.* FURNISHED ROOM lor rent, comfortable five rooms and bath', all modern im< hinges, latches and looks I solid J>'«s workshop | lathe, circular saw. bandI saw. 126. Inquire at 86 Filth street, Hlgh- room In private family; all conveniences; provoments; garage. Address Box 71WH, Y CONTINUE to pay rent when lands, N. J. FOR SAU5, fre«h cow, with cnlf, suitable WANTED, Becond-hand lawn water roller. can own your own home with Kovt and plated I also Pyrena fire «Uniul,her. Jlif saw and lhaper bed, Price 886. Write for dairy and family. Glanrlalo Farm. Please state price and where It can botwo minutes to railroad station and allRiverside avenue, Red Bonk.* ment money so easy. Come In and let ma Hermes, Clinton avenue, Campbell's Juno- Waco, box 811, Bed Bank.* FOR SALE, 1095 Ford pick-up rack body, Hazlet, N. J., phono Keyport 1349-M. busaea. Apply at 131 South Bridge ave- FAIR HAVEN, occupancy May 1st, mod- 1026 Fierce-Arrow van, enclosed van. seen. Address Lawn, box 611, Red Bank.* nue. Red Bank.* explain it to you. Costs nothing to UlL TOMATO, egg plant and pepper aeedllnga Churloa I. YounR. . MORTGAGE MONEY to loan on p ern five-room bungalow, peanut stone John T. Lawley, agent. Riverside drtr*£ Burdge A Sons, 125 Broad street, Red COMFORTADLE. furnished rooiu in. pri-fireplaces nun parlor, kitchen 'range, flat- FOR SAtB, girl's bloyclarnawl excellent for aale, Ordere al»o taken now forBank, phone 804.* <7USTOM hatching—Why bother with In proved security. Snyder, Roberta and Red Bank, phona 410. transplanted plant*. Joseph Tllton, cubatora? Our new electric.lnclubators Pllljbury. Atlantic Highlands'. N. J. vato family; oil conveniences; Southern top gas stove; garage. 12 Doughty lant, condition^ Call Bed Bank 70S-M be- exposure; gentleman preferred; also ga- at River road, on bus line. FOR SALE, 12-room house, very desSC tween OiOO o'clock and giOO p. ra.* Keonaburg. N. J. ^____»_— DEPENDABLE used cars, Leonardo Ga- are now operating. We can hatch egza for WANT to borrow $3,000 on first mort able business location at beach froatsi ' rage, Dodeo and, Plymouth soles and you at attractive prices. EBBS sot weekly. rage. 8L South street, phono Red Bank FIVE sunny rooms, modern duplex house, suitable for furnished rooms. Sacrt&Cfe 1 TURKEY hatching eggs. to cents eacM gnite. Will pay 694. Address M. D. 1388-W. • ____ tiled bath, screens, fireplace, hot water FOR' SALE, folding chain 25c, trunk - electrlo refrigerator, small, good condi. service. Valley Drive. Leonardo: 1086 Write for our new 1087 catalogue. Will- box 511. Red Bank. Mra. Edward S. Cooke, 85 Church street* four-door Plymouth sedan, with trunk, Boroilt Bros.. Red Bank, phono 2628-R. TWO PLEASANT roo,ms for rent, with heat; porches, garage, lawn cared for; Keansburg, N J. __^ tl.05. waahlng machine 17.50, desk tlons 116. Hendrlckson, 08 Main atreet, 1035 Plymouth four-door sedan, with MUST havo 1,000 bicycles or blcycTe garago or cor epa.ee. Call Red Bank adults; Pennsylvania-Central railroad nta- >U.U. ateel filing cabinet »7.50, do! baa • N. J.* frames: highest prices _pn!d. MahnB tlon.five minutes; reasonable. .Phono Mid- 23 ACREi-H Beven-room house, all inU keta Oto to 11.05, typewriter $4.85. Town trunk, 1035 Plymouth two-door .sedan, 1060/ "-provement3.r all - kinds of ~ outbulldlnffli —Furniture Exchange. BS-Monmoulh-etreet, ELECTRIC-battenrbrooder-wlth-25 ono- 1964 Plymouth two-door sedan, 1034-Ply- BUSINESS NOTICES BroB., route~85,~EBtoritown," phone SO, or dletown 89-M.* mouth convertible coupe with radio, 1038 316 Main street, Lakewood, phone 030. FOR RENT, one front bedroom, reasonable. suitable for campus; beautiful lawn faclnff Bed Bank week-old chicks, complete with feeder One block from Broad stret; breakfast ATTItACTIVE homes for rent; unique res concrete road; 57,500, tar mi. One mil* and watoror. Special for Friday and Sat-Plymouth four-door sedan, 1033 Plymouth WM. H. HOGG CO, Dolco heat oil burners, WANTED, triplet bicycle, OIBO UBed bi- If desired. 20 Washington street, near identlal park on Shrewsbury river. In from bathing. Luker'B Realty, Belford, POTATOES, fartUUera, bone meal urday. 16.60. Dee Bee Farm. West Long rumble seat coupe, 1083 Fdrd four-door hentlnff 'and air conditioning cncltieers. cycles and bicycle frames. MahnB Broa., Front street, Red Bank.' quire Romola Beattle Lotka, Benttls Park, phono Keannhurg 725-M.* Branch, phone Long Branch 1711-R.* Bcdan, 19S8 Chevrolet coupe, 10S1 Chev- 15 Mechanic street. Rod Bank, phone 8195. routo 35, Entontown, phono 30, or "BID Red Bnnk. phone 16 36. rolet two-door gedan, 1088 Dodge halt-ton NEWLY furnished back room, next tc A, KiiiMj bargain; house, seven rooms ghd EIGHT-PIECE dining- room eulte 118, five panel truck. Others, from ISO up. Your REMOVER of dead animals. Dead animals Main Btroot. Lakewood, phono 030. bath; running hot and cold water Ir STORES, offices, fiat a, houses, apartments i bath, city water, electric; located on mahogany Windsor chairs, like new, car in trade and tlmo payments to suit removed free of charge. Phone Red room; ten minutes to ntotlon and conter Improvements; all locations. Land & concrete road; plot 25x118; clear title* 1141 overstuffed club chairs, new. SU.SO 'our budget. banBank 8801-JS891-J,. rauPaul Rlttauluixau. of town; references. 10 Oakland street, Loan-Co.. 6-A Broad Btreet» Red Bank, Will sell far J50O caah. Louis Raupp, over Kridel^s. Main street. Port Monmouth, N. J., box OLDBMOBILB Six leJan, Itlt, built-in eochj odd pieces of wicker, and reed eetj, MABEL COLEMAN school of dancing, SITUATIONS WANTED Red Bank.* , • • Vi.'j trunk, t4C0i or will exchange for Ford chairs and couobea 12 to fill walnut enII. SMART used car buyers come hore first, teaching children and adults ballroom, HOUSE and farm to> rent, New Monmouth or Chevrolet and caah. Hormei, Clinton ferobe, like new, I16i fireplace acreen. very they know they can always find tho ballet, toe, tap, acrobatic, character, Inter- WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to do, ' also four-room bu mra low at Mlnneaink HOUSE, six looms nnd bnth, perfect, coa* kT.nuo. CamitbeH'a Junction, N. J.* nice. It: single poater maple bed 17.50! largest assortment of all typos of ueed pretative; classes and prlvato lessons. 15 or would do loundry, In or out. Call APARTMENTS Park. Call Red Bank 289-R.' dltlon; good location, near ichooli and lot of odd, beda, eprlnge and mattresses, can expertly reconditioned and priced to Rector place, phone SOU, at 276 Mechanic etrcot after 6:00 P. M FOR SALE, Jaraeaway feeder, one nea phono Red Bank 1Z7.4. - ' FOUR ROOMS, bath, sun parlor, Shrews- churches; good reason for eelllnt?. Prlct complete for 14 to 10. L. E. Brown. 117 please. Price, terms, credit that defy APARTMENT of four roomB and bath bury;; $20 por month. Crosalnger St right. M". V- Brown, 24 Wharf avona* with ten sectional alio two Ice boxaa and ~ spect avenue. Red Bank, phone 57. competition. Act quick, bay now. Know- COUPLE—Housekeeper, cook; man aa _ electricity, gaa, Arcola 'heat. 27 WeatHeller, Inc., Broad and Mechanic street, lied Bank, phone 27-. fish boifc George Krahnert, Sycamow ave- ingly we will not he undersold. Fifty cars JOB PRINTINCS—When you need bua- dener, lawns; first claBB on repairs; rflf- nue, Sttrewabury, N. J., next to Mickey FOR SALE, one 18-foot rowboat, new, with on dlsplhy. Open all day Sunday and even- Front street. Red Bank. Call Rumaon phono 2lOQ. I'HAVE'some wonderful bargains In smsU iness cards, letterheads, envelopes, orences. Lepeire, 66 deNormandio avenue 410. , homes that can 1>Q bought with Uttl« Wlkft' trailer, oars, oar lock* end anchor, com- ings. William J. Levlne, 875 Broadway, Fair Haven, phono Red Bank »«8-W.« STORE for rent, with three rooms, all im- plete, 135; also one Icebox, new, 15. JLon. g Branch." billheads, booklets, posters, programe, FOR RENT at 60 Leroy place, apartmem provements; $16 per month. Road- down and balanco like rent. If Interested* 1ARQB National cash register, in perfect B. Helncn, at pingham avenue, Bumson, announcements or anything In the line YOUNG MAN, hleh school graduate, of four large sunny rooms and bath stand $& month. • Write L. D^, P. O. boxnee mo nt once. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf condition,) original price 1000, will eell N. J. FIRST used cars; 1980 Ford roadster, of printing try The Register. Work of would like to secure a position of nny furnished and heated, Frlgidalre; all im-67, New.'Monmouth, or .apply Campbell's avenue. Red Bank, phone 21, for (1C0. For Information oall at Annl- 1020 Bulck and 1928 Wlllys-Knlcht kind; knowledge of typewriting, «hoit provements; also large garage. Phone Red Junction', corner Kreen avenue.* LARGE cabinet oil heater for sale. ault. coachee) 1080 Auburn sport sedan, 1032 the better kind done when promlied FARM of^ 11! ncrea on concrete roadl tage A Baynton's, 4a Monmouth street. hand and bookkeeping; aluo has drlvor B Bank 190-M. , . SIX, SEVEN and eight room houses. Red house, eight roonm, improvements; two* Red Bank, phona 427. able for store or small bungalow: will Willys coupe, 1935 International truck, and at reasonable pricea. . HcenBO. Address J. C. M., box 43, Bcl- heat 4,500 cublo feet, used one season! Apptegate'a Garage, Valley Drive, Atlan- FURNISHED apartment, four rooms am , Bank: all improvements: convenient lo- car umnKc.' other buildings; ImraedUt* AMBRICOAU a promlum auallly 10094 •ord. N.J^ , bath; river vlow. 6 Riverside avenue, cations; from $35 up. Frank B. Lawei, possession. Cash or terms. Bargain. 'M« reasonable. Inquire 88 Second street. Fair tlo Highlands, phone »1<-J. ARTHUR E. BOYCE. painting contractor V. Drown, 21 Wharf avenue, He J Dank, anthracite fuel at the low price of Haven.' POSITION wanted by young lEdy as Rod Bnnk. 47 Shrewsbury avenue, phone 2875 Red 110.60 per ton cash, and fully guaranteed. COVERED WAGON," America's foremost Rumaon, N. J.; astlmatea on . painting, scamstross; would help with light housB- FURNISHED apartment, tbre« rooms, tile Bank. phone 27. Try a ton and learn about this wOnderfu ORIOLE gae range for aale; four burners home trailer now on display at the How-decorating and paper hanging: Interior work. Addrens Box 450, Matawqn. N J.* SEMI-BUNGALOW, eeven rooms, 60x150\ work now at winter prtcea; all work guar- bathroom, kitchen, heat, hot water and FIVE-ROOM furnished cottage In LIttIa coal. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf avenue. Red and oven in perfect condition Will sell land B. Jones Motor company, completely WORK wanted as tractor or truck driver, janitor service; beautiful view, overlook- Silver j tile bath, fireplace, -garage, oil wator front; two-car sarago; all lnv Bunk, phone 87. reasonable. Can be seen any time at 140 equipped and ready for that vacation you anteed. Phone 666 Riimsoq. , ing river: near,, bus line; attractive. In- burner; $55"per month. For appointment proverocnts; good location. Cash Qt Heohanlo street. Red Bank. Allan Smith.' ara planning thla aummer. Howland B. or labor of any kind. Edward L. Cook, j* vaV"Bassaw s»«*e uwn »^w*^ ^»M,-^-^^^^_j-^^w^--^^^^^^^^^^^ WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumbing. Hust- quire at SI Rive raid a avenue. Rod Eank, ll Red Bank 707-J." - terms, Bargnln. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf BLIP COVERS, draperies, Venetian blinds, Jones Motor Company. 86 Maple avenue. 403*\Vest Lincoln avenuo, Onkhurst.* FOR INFOBMATION on megaalne aub- les and, tlnnlnff. Pumps and windmills TWO APARTMENTS for rent; seven avenue. Red Unnk. rthnno 27. - awnlnga and window shades, custom Red Bank.distributor for Cadillac. LaSalle. repaired. Agent for - Master carburetor COUPLE, plain cooking, housekeeper, no HOUSE, bath, outbuildings, .with or with made! experienced decorator to assist you. scrlptlone call Keyport 1867. New Pic- Oldsmoblle and "Covered Wagon," phono laundry: mnn as chaufTBUr, gardener; *rooms, bath, all conveniences; near de- out,12 acres land, farm tools; for rent TWO ACRES, high olovntlmi, seven room*, Estimates cheerfully given. Thone for ap- torial Review combined with Delineator, coal aavlng device. Fits any furnace. 42 pot; 42-44 Rector place. Inquire at 25cheap. Walter Newman, Belmar, R, D. 2, bnth, all improvements; large bam* Rod Ck 010 Lelghton avonue. Red Bank, phone 8687-J, A-l all-around mechanic Address T, P. jultablo for chicken farm, • nursery o* pointment Long Branch 80. Estate Jacob II per year. Hay number, published April O. box 184. Red Bank." Mechanic street, Red Bank. near Deauvllle Inn.* _u • Sttlnbach. Broadnay. Long Branch. Si. J loth. Mre. Edna M, Wi Peseux, Bethany USED CAR buyers! Before buying that country all-year home; $3,500, terms* FOUR-ROOM apartment and bath, all Im-SEVEN-ROOM'house, furnished or unfur- Bow tell Agency, phone Atlantic Highland* Rn»d. Harlet. N. J. . used car this spring; visit the Howland 'CHAIRS caned l prompt delivery. CARPENTER, Swedlnh, wants work; first provements: Bteam heat. Apply Land nlsheti, for rent by the year; hot water class workmanship: now homes, remod- 116. MAHOGANY living room table 'or aale, FOR SALE, delicatessen show cose, slicing B, Jones Motor company and aee our dis- ,V. A. Soule, phono Rumaon 493-M. & Loan Co.. 6-A Broad street, over Krl- heat, one-car garage. Dennis, 14 Clay 13.60. Telephone Bed Bank 1318. play of Cadillac Standard reconditioned eling, general repalrlnir; day or contract; dol'B, Red Bank. street. Fair Haven, N, J.- SACRIFICE to Bettlo estate; house, fir* machine. Royal olectrlo coffee grinder, used .cars, all makes, all models: 1028 reasonable. Address P. O. Box 611, Red rooms, bath, hut water hei\ting system! FOR SALE, four aecond-hand window Standard delicatessen scale. Kati, 4] Cadtllso convertible coupe, 1984 Oldsmo* METAL WEATHERSTRIPS for doora nnd Bonk.* ' • , COZY APARTMENT, all modern Improve- bungalow Included, three rooms, runnlna frames, Inilde measurements two /oat,first avenue, Atlantlo Highlands, phone. bile two-door sedan, 108S Ford sedan, wlndowai save 26% of fuel coata. H. ments: Ideal home, for business couple. water; Fifth utreet, Hit'hlaiidn. Com muni* six Inches by two feet six Inches, 35 cents 868, ' 1036 Pontloo Eight touring aedan, 1086A. Hendrlckaon & Co., phone Red Bank BOY WANTS Job on farm or aa houie Rent $80. Your own agent, or phono Red REAL ESTATE FOR SALE cato W. F. Tackor, Hotel Times H each i also two plecaa aecond-hand eaves Olds touring ee4an...1935 Oldamoblte two- 1400. 82 Newman Springs road, tR«d boy: willing worker. Address GO Leigh-. Bank 2036-M.* New York Clty. trough. 20 feet and 20 feet, with hangers FOUB-PIECB suite (fumed oak): aultable GAS STATION, corner property, plot for oBlce or home: reasonable. Phone door sedan, 1087 Fontlao twQ-door tour- Bank. • ' ton avenue, Red Bank.* MODERN cround, floor apartment. >n_J>rj^_ LODilBBt_lhrea_pump»-^servlce—Btatlo'm UNfiAi,OWfori)tiICiJ hOOrfottrroo attached, flve Inches wide: 12 for both. # ing aedan, 1033 Dodge coupe, with many Call at 86 Dlngham avenue. Rumson, or ted Bank B18. «____^_™ HOUSE MOVER and raser. „ toilet!'$2,750, Tenna can bo made through uootl liciithboihood. Will exchnngo othera to choose from. For your con- Mount,.1118 Tenth avenufcjiepttms,—Nr ,,,..u,i Wcompanlon to elHorly lady, or age; 100% 'privacy and -desirable loca- Luker's Realty, DcUord. Phono Kcans- mnll plnco In Red' Bunk./ Mrs. M. H telephone 380. MILK COW for eale: also few loede of venience easy monthly ierme are provided '., phone Asbury Park-5847T^ • couple; willing to help In household; good lon; adoquoto heat and hot water fur- urg 725-M.* • , ins. MrCnrtcr avcnuo, I-'nlr Haven.* WONDERLAWN grasa seed la by far the manure. Inquire ot Joseph Metsgar, under the G. M, A. u. plan with prices to in all sewing work; musical. Friendly ilehcd. Available May lit. Spinning, ,56 Palmar avenue. Keansburg, N. J.» lit your puree. Compare price, ilnanco ESTELLE,.~PBUHIng, decorating and pa- CHICKEN farm with modern attractive ' best. If you have never used this mix- ' parhan'glng* If you demand the best, homo proferrctl to big pay. Address W. Branch avenue. Red Bank. homo for: sale. $8,000. . Reasonable TWO-ACKE modern poultry farm] ture, now Is tho time. Ask your neighbor, charges, value and reputation with other. R., box 511, Red Bank.' ' ' FIVE-ROOM apartment, two baths,' heat, BOOKS for ealei "History of tho World. values of this kind. A satisfied customer call us. We will be glad to advise and terms arranged. Bowman & Axel sen. Sea llvo poultry houses, good road| he knows. M. V". Brown, 24 Wharf nvo 0 volumes, by John Clark Bldpath I "The make estimates. 20 Mount street. Red PART TIME work wanted; day's work. hot water, garage; sunny, all outsldo Bright, N. J., phono 147. nut. Bod Bank, phone 27. Is our beit'advertisement—"Buy'wllh con- rooms I river location: al«o. nine-room coay, modern house, near Red Daniel Story o( the Greatest Nations," 10 yol-fidence" arid* receive the flneat in used car Bank, phone 002. 11)0 West Bergen plnco. lied B»nk.« BARGAIN—Six-room house, recently ren- SAILBOAT, Thompson-Marooni rig, useL umoa, .by JBdwarofa-Blliar •"The Great house,' threo baths, with river privileges. ovutcd Inside and outj modorh Improve- $4,000. Thermo. Farms and Country; 1 value. Sam W. Clippinger, manager Used MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, mines and re- GARDENER, auporlntendont wlBhcs posi- Phono Red Bank 54-R.* ono aeasom 12'.'j feet long, 17 'k fool War,' 5 volumes, by Oeorge H. Allen i Car department, Howland B. Jones Motor pairing at Price's Music Store. 81 West tion: thorough knowledge flowers, ments and sarage. In West Red Bank; lot Kstatca. 8S Broad street. Red Dank, mast, aall..100.squaro feotj-rensohablo. Coll "The History of Our Country," 8 volumes, MODERN apartment for rent. Frigidalre company, 86 M&ple avenue, Red Bank dis- Pront street. Red Bank. shrubs, lawnB, cows, chickens nnd all es- 40*82. ' Prlco $3,000, on easy terms. Ap- phone 1616. IKd Bank 172P-J/ by Edward B. Ellis I "New Jorsoy Archives," tributor for Cadillac, LaSalle, Oldsmoblle sentials In farm estnto work; obliging, ro- Borvko. Inquire on premlacB. -17 Lcroy ji\y or write 12 Mechanic street, Red Bank. Iret lerlea complete, second series 5 vol> flncd. industrious: Americani 11 years last laco, Bed Hunk. GRAND 1'IANO. famoua make, perfect. and Covered Wagon, Amertca'a foremost 80RENS0N a BABRS. bulkheads and MODERN nine-room homo; bargain,, ac- mahogany CBBO, strlnga and aound board umesi "Tho OaUiolle Eneyclopedla." 15 vol-home trailer. Phono Red Bank 010. Open position. Hlfrhest references. Addresn P. BURNISHED apartment, largo, room and count death; breakfast room, hot water BEAUTIFUL hollow tilo stucco .bungalow A-ll cart be purchased for less than half umea: also an otd-faahloned gilt framed evenings and Sunday mornings. dock building contractors. High- O. Box 265, Red Bank.' , connecting sun room, fcnth nnd kitchen, hent, all Improvements i largo screened nit Improvements: o.icn Hrcplaco; larga mirror, slae 6 feet. H. V. B. Voorhls, .wo-cnr hollow tilo garage; both wall original cost and 110.16 A month. See 183 Bergen place. Red Bank, phone 846. lands, N. }„ phone Hlchlande 1216. suitable for. ono or two; oil burner, not porch; "garage; lot 50il60, Mrs. Mary this Instrument . at Tustlnff'a, 10 Mon- 1981 ESBBX coach In good condition tor RESPECTABLE colored slrl wishes work ivntor. Betsy ROBS Studio, 1 Allen plnce, .IcOovorn, Compton atreet, Bolford, N. J. juilt, nlmoat now, ' Shado trees, lartfo lawDi mouth Btreot.B«dBank^_ eale reasonable. Also car cover canvaa na general houseworker or mother s *ock garden, mnny shrubs and flowem EVERGREEN, abode and ornamental trees, for sale. Apply 42 Carpenter atreet, River PAINTER and paper hanger and decor- helper; Call at 126 River street, or phone off Rlversldo avenue, phono Bed Bank li. GOOD BUV on easy .terms: Six-room 1 3682-W. r'CKotnblo gnrdon fenced In; approximately; MAYTAO WASHER, aluminum tub with flowering shhiba, peonies and rhododen- Plat*. Red Bank. ator: raeionable prices. Will paper a Red Bnnk 28422842. . . h6u.se. recently modernltcd, oil burner 107' feet' fiontnco on Entontown boulfeei super balloon (rolls, now parts through- dron! 11-foot American arhorvltao, 11.08 room for 98.50 and-up] all work guaran- YPARTMENT. threo roorrts, unfurnished, and gnrage; excellent location, live min- vnrd, itcnr school, For Information phonfl out: good for years of sorvlcoi choap. each, a few same helghl, 11.00 each. IF YOU aro looking for a real buy youteed, Joseph Holfman, 22 Drummond WOIIKINC, superintendent (82), ambitious, for rent; prlvato bathroom; gna, elec- utes to Red Bank station. Lot 50x260. Tuntlng'e, 16 Monmouth street. Red Bank. Vould cost us 17.50 to buy one wholesale wont waste time reading thla advertise- place. Red liank, phone 8348-W, thoroughly experienced vegetables, flow- rlclty, Frlgidalro; private entrance; oilPrice $8,500. Apply or wrlto 12 -Mechanic Eutontuwn 231. rom one of tho largoat nurserlee In thement. International half-ton panel, 1988, or», greenhouse, llvo stock, capnblo hand- Htreot. Red'Bank^ __ PLOT for nalo. with ono-ioom burnralo'w FEHT1UZERS for the farm, garden, lawna GENERAL CONTRACTOR and cokapuole ihiK men; knowledge nil rcpr,lr»; handy uirncr hent and constant hot wnter fur- nnd ahrubbfiryi neat moss, grass soeds, eountry.. Closing out all VarleUea at aac.triple check guarantee, low mileage, now oleanedt-carting and grading! top soil, ilnhcd; snraRo on premies. Wolicrs, .07 IX-HOOM house, all improvements, two- on Neptune highway, 700x100, half mil* rlflce prices. Albert Nelson, Allentown, N. paint, very good tiros, I48E: 1035 deluxe with tools. Addro»s W. S. C. box 511, car garaso; lot 70x147; near rlvar. rrom Entontown j prlco rennonfihlo. Wrlto Whltd Clover aoed, llmo, bone meal, etc. manure. (Ill dirt, cinders, gravel and «and. Rod Hank. (Veut Flint street, Red Bunk.* Any quantity, prompt delivery. M. V*" nursery. Tmlaystown Btetlon. Plymouth two-door touring sedan, triple Estimates given. Phone Red Bank 1440-J. TWO three-room apartments, $C0 and $65 i itores and bus line; nlao lot 60x100. In-to Wallet Brada, 140S York avenue, Now Brown, 24 - Wharf avenue. Bed Bank check guarantee, $407,50 .tskes It, former Oscar Decker, 47 Second street. Fair Ha- PRACTICAL nurso wishes ponltlon or will 1 u'ro 1 Clny ttreet, Fair Haven. Yo rkjjlty._ ^_^ • ANOTHER shipment rugs. Yes, those price 1526) Ford V8 rumblo seat coupe, tako caro of children. Address Prac- six rooms $00. Rolston Waterbury, 22 phone 37. Bli Oitl I all alaes' Sold laat ven, N, J. West, Front street, phone 0500.' CORNER house for tealp, six rooms andHOUSE of BIX roomn, two batha, sun porch, Belgian Orientals In all alaes.' Sold laat triple check guarantee former price $425, tlcnl Nurse, boi 511,, Rod Bank.* hot wnter hunt, oil burner; Karaite. Good WASHER PARTS carried In stock] repair waek'a out entirely and now horcMs an- reduced to $825 s 1036 Dodgo heavy duty IF IT'S MUSICAL we can supply !u ft>- bath: nil Improvement*: narairo. .'rlco service a specialty on alt makes. Tus- WOMAN wishes position aa houseworker, iiHoimblo; gobd location. Phono Red ocatlon In Red Hunk. Must bo soon to b« other shipment of those good wearing, low one and a half-ten stako body truck, long etruotlon en any wind or string instru- ipjircclatctl. Atiihuw Citaiclla, 711 Moa« tlnt'a, homo of Maytag, 18 Monmouth prlcsd rugsi 2lx48-ln at 11.80. 0i6-tt. wheel base, 88x8 ton-ply tires, original ment Including accordlan. Arrangcmonts by day or week.- Elisabeth Jones, REAL ESTATE WANTED ink 1211. . street, phone Red Dank 80, 2,40 each I 4l7-tt. 19.08) «x9-IU nt cost $1,100, reduced to 1776 from I860. can bo made to purchase Instruments. Al- Sprlngdnlo avenue and Nowman Springs IIX-ROOM houHO. run down a little, steam nouth strcot. Red Hlink. TJIIIKE-HOKBH wagon, plow, feed grinder D.OE. Also a few amallar throw run. Ford VB sedan, 1085, Ion mileage ap- ia ropnlrlng. Anness, 47 Washington road, Red Bnnk.* ~ WANTED, UaLlnyrt for hums of miy ;«lzo, hcut, Inrtre lot on good street: only 'OU HALE or rent. fiO-acro truck ' cuid, ilao J8*40-ln., at 08e. Hurry, Hurry, Hur- pearance very clean, triple oheok suaran- itreet- phone Red Bank 1751. anywhere In Monmouth county; alto fruit, fnrrn; iroml house und usual oat* and Guemaey cow for sale. Call Ed- STENOQRAPHER. typist with knowlodn. houses and lota for ialo or rent. 1'lease $1,100; $100 cash, balance $10 per month. ward Uowe, Everett, phone Red Bank •». This Is • buy.'' National 6c 10c and Own your home. Luker Realty,' Del ford. Kjflrltntra; in Mlddlotown section. I'hnJ 1 Storea,'(Prown'a). Phone 2880. Free eoitodey'a price $450, Dodgo, 1D36, bus- of bookkoeplng: experienced In roal es- irlvo full Information. H. V. -Drown. 24, Koynort, 134'J-J. 706'R-l. iness coupe, now car guarantoo, apodal BEDBUGS, roaches, fleae, motha, etc., ^tate and Insurance, Addrcs Red Bank Wharf avenue. Hed Dank, phone 27. T, J.. phone Kennsburg 725-M. FACTOBY' to youi best houso paint \ oeay delivery. price IB50. Comparo prices nnd terms. permanently exterminated (guaran- 1>. O. box 721/ HOlflt) LOT, 40x1 r.-i fcot, resldontlnl se«> brushing, covers batten lasts longer, You wilt find that our prlcea and torma WANTED, general farm, 50-100 acres. SEVEN ACRES, in Everett, half, tloTlT Inqiiiro of P. 1?'. Olson, 1211 Sprlnff IWILLAUER and Ma Komb poultry eup- teed). Rate caught with ferreta (not EXPERT BoDrotary-stenoeraphor. fifteen street. Red Hank,* . coits lens. For ouUldo and Inaldei all piles delivered at .your farm for fan-aro right. fVank VanSyokle. riopcndablo yenra" cxporlenco with Now York cor- $B,000 or less; no asents. J. W. Cay- wooded, half cleared I bargain price t colors, Flat and gloss. Monmouth Faint mod cars and trucks, 140-53 West Front poisoner]). Phone 1848 Asbury. Jack nnnugh. 1137 Enst Jorsoy street, Elizabeth, WItM of twclvo.ncrcB, on main road, two ory prices! one used oil broodor stove poration: part or full time. Phono Eaton- of $650. Farms and Country Es- urn! Varnish Co.. 2GB Willow avenue, tons 7.50. and one Ma Komb demonstrator street. Rod Bank, Open evonlnga and Kondrlck, exterminator, established 35 town 2S5-J. f mllcn from dopot, dwelling surroundtd Sunday mornings, Used car lot opposite tates. SS Broad street, Red Bnnk. rlth ehado trees: aovan rooms, lnu>rovft* Branch, phono 8110-J. irooder stove 114.50. Dlsbrow Brothert, years. HOUSEKEEPER wi»iies position in adult phono Long Branch 1711-P.* showroom. SUMMER rentals wnnted. We are re- phono 1610. ' mnts. Prtco $7,000. \V. A. Hopping BED IRISH setter, six months old. for family; Araorlr-an. white; bost of rcfor- -iniiy. Red Hank, phono 307. eaTel well bred, rnale. gentle | Inoculated RESTAURANT tablee and chairs, eleetrlo HOLD EVBRVTHINGI,, Maurlca Bchwarta FAINTING and decorating. II. Dalton oncc. Address P. O. Box 47, Shrewsbury, ceiving Inquiries for furnlaliod dlstempert flno condition! never had mas- toaster and electric light plant. 110-volt will Bave you time and money on that Hall. 118-Harrlson avonue, Rod Dank, N. J.* houses* minimor occupnnry. What BUNCALOW of 'Avo rooms, good sectlqn TTKACT1VF, home, living room, dining ter! Will sell reafonnblo. Phono Red car you'ro going to buy. Come In and letphono 858D-J. of Fair Uuvcn; small lot; 12,000. Hoe room, kitchen; every tmprovometiti thrta D. 0., 4 k. w.. for sale. J. F. Nlederman, hnvo you? Allalro & Son 'Agency, ledrooras, hardwood floors throuahnut* loll Bank 1879-M. Olieosoquake, N« J., route 4. _ ua provo It. The finest selection of care PAINTER and papor hanger, best of ma* RoUton Watorbury, VI West Front street. to pick from at tho right prlco and lib- HELP WANTED Inc., 10 Monmouth street. Red Bunk, Red Bunk, phono 3S0O.' 0x280; garago. A bnrgnln at 10,500, W» PAINT—Opening sale atarts Thursday of torlals, belt of workmanship; all work ^lloitplntr Agency. Itau Hank, phnno 8BT our AdalDhl line of quality palnle. Boe BAMBOO porch screens—No, it's not toooral terms, 1038-94-85 Ohryalsrs, Ply- guaranteed! twenty ycBra and moro In ths phono 3450, TWO HOUSES on Letghton* i\yejiuo.-JU(i- f our advertisement In other part ot paper. early to think of these, especially when mouths, Chevrolets and Forde In perfect business. Leo Wlckersham, 73 foster TRAINED, i) radical and children'! mi roc a Bnntc: lannr-lotrntnco-nTOOO cash for MODERN homo In excollcnt neighborhood, Sunrise Paint 11,10 gallon, Montrok porch 'ou can buy these heavy weight outside condition! 100s Lincoln sedan. Bulck flve- atreet. River Plain, phoiie Red Bank on cull tiny or nlaht. .Wo need moro UUN1SHED or unrurnUhod, houso want- •tho two. Itdlston Waterbury, 1!- -West nenr school, llvlnir room, dining room, and deok enamel 60o quart. Phoenix quick isrk greerKporoh eeresna at these prices. •asssnger coupe, Willys 77 coupe, 1083H708.J. nuracs. Oattonby'B Numci UCfflitry, 444 ed to rent: mutt bo BuUabla 'or tea* Front stroot. phono 3500.* lichen, oak floors, steam haat, oil humor* dry enamels, pint SDo! outside gloss, white, A new Import order Just received i 4-foot "lymoutha nnd four-cyllndsr Fords, six Itlvof road, phonne ItoiIttt Dank 1422. oom In vicinity of Red Unnk. Address I'lUJIV OHUUV. B,HsU*.«J vwv. i ,,, _ I Iroploco, three bedroom*, Illor] tiallirooiH wide by 0 feet, 8 inchee long, at 08 eantei TRUCK and tractors for hire: fully SXCAMORE nvonuo, 6',i ncloB! With knoll ind nhow«rt Koran*, Prlco I7i000* W* A* • U05 gallom Interior flat wall palnta 11.10 lodri A Fords, coupes, coachoa and se- inULBACED eolorod womon wanted Tor room, nox Ml, Red Hank-* Will soli nil or part, Kolstort Wator half gallon. Full lino of nrushes, turpe f-foot wide also 11.081 10-foot wide alsa dans, »7B to 11261 1030 DeSoto t coupe, ^quipped tvlth oxpcrloncod operators | Kononti hoimowork and hob in conking; "opping Agcnoy. Itorf Hunk, 2.08. All complete with ropes and pul- plowing, spraying and planting, panlel HTlN(iS wnnted, K. U. Tllton. 1)0 liar* Hiry, 2~£2 WeslVejfiut Froni< ruiiLt IIIUUIBtroot,. r»""phonfwt 3R0O.UIPWV. ' and oils. Satisfaction guaranteed or Uulck sedan, LaBalle convertible coupe muni ho willing und Booil workor. Ai»..ly vnnl roail. Hcil Bnnk. phono 10B6-M.* MTRACTlViJ home nt Blircwribury, Hvlntf money refunded. National fie, 10a and II tyi. National 6c, 10c and II Stores and IS other smnll cara, priced low, that Patterson, Chapoi Hill, N. J., phone con- nt 73 Witllnco wtroct, Reel Pnnk.* JOOD ENtlLiSH typo house located In room, dlnlnir room, kltrhmi, brcnhfnqo Store (Prown's), phone 2080. Free dellv- Prown'a). Phone 28B0. • Free delivery. will glvo.you plenty- of rent aorvlro, - Two neetlrin. addrSBB I*. O. Box 60S, Red Bnnk. WANTED (o rout, bunmilow or ami Shrewsbury; noveii rooms, tile hath, ex- k lireplncc, throe bedrooms,, bfttni ery. • -•• ' WO MALE Japaneao Spaniel puppies, 088 Inlomnttonn! seven-foot panel bodr EXPERIENCE hna. tuuiht us to i» nnd"UNCLK SAM" JOD3—Stnrt $105 to J17G hnuac. In or near Red Unnk: must hiiva tra lavatory nnd biisln t lot 11)0x160,• Can arffd (tttlc, Holland hant, two-rnr tfardnoj three months old, sired by Champion, month; men, women. Prop arc now fornil Imnrovemontn anil be In iroocl condition bo bouKlit right. Watcibury, 22 West A1KCSMP1U038OR. electric drill, lubrlca- .nicks at half prlcoi 1088 International recommend Dutch Boy White Lend, next Tlml Hunk oxH.mluat.lauM short hours, ot 60x180. iMco *f!,noo. W, AJioppln Jpe tlon guns, exhaust Una analyser, mercury -eglstored A, K. O. Call Bed Pank307B.lt ohasnla and cab. two and a half-ton dual Dutch Boy linseed oil anil Wnli IIMo paint, niul nvnilnblo July 1. Addrcia A. M- M.«yUh anoi)! AitaricyAri . j^iHUnkr_i>iioi,_>^n.P7«--.-^rj^HUk - •_ ir at 184 Broad etreet, Bed Bank, even- wheel Job, reconditioned, like new, Buy It looms pointed, $2.00 up, Thompson Influonco unneconary. Common eilututUm IOX 5L1. lio,l Hank," SIX ROOMS nnd both, loooto^l two blooki r vacuum suese. automobile tools, parta and usually Huniclciit.- Full nartlculnrn, • lint KIOIIT*HbOM hoiHO™«Itftni" l7flat) Hii (mi supply atooksi rasl olose-oub prices, .Ifor- nirs or Sundays. and save money. For real value In a used 'alntlng.. Company,—palntlnff niuPiIei-orat- from Proad itreit. for < 1,000. Tornm ; 1 POiltloiiH nnd nnniplo coach Inn fr«o. Wrlto pi ovem«ntst 19 neiti, tmril, gRr bert W. Barbir, 20 Weat atreet, Red SIGHT box 10x11 glass and BOO new dah- •ar or trunk,. e«e your frland Lee at Man- Ing, II Center Btroot. Sea Bright. N. J.) irranirod, Itolnton Wnturhury. loaltor, i'i frontoga on concreto romli 37,d00» te "•hone Boa Drlght 28. today mire. Franklin Instltuto, Dopt. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Vent Front wtrggt. phono afiOO.* Bank.* lia atakaat can be used for picket fenc- lee Bchwarta'e Used Car lot, Weil Front 117C-(I, Itochoitor. N. Y VVUtlL lll/lll> Hl,.»J«V i i ".^ •••mi. •• I l,a> Frank I). IUWPS, 47 filirawibury n VERY GOOD watch do a wenta a homei ing) 180*gallon low-Jdown power sprayer, at Pearl street. Red Dank, phone 887, TUNE IN a.brlel Heater on the NortE TWO c!«ht-room houses In roslilentlul BOO- Open evenings, Sunday mornings, MAN, 2C to -15. honest and Industrious, to EKiHT-ltOOM homo on Wilson avonuo. liono 887B Ileii P»nV.itiu. LI. la male and young-, likes children. Ad- \.l condition 1 ojao six rolls of new roof- American Accident Isuranco Company's Port Monmouth; cas, electric. Apply tlon ol Red Dank, Toltphono 100-J lied dress Ray Mcnlr'r, an Welt Rl«er road, nx paper with nalla and cement. Phone program on W,OR overy Sunday nl»ht at nil lornl position. Worker will receive iiniEW^imftV^IjIuij't'room lioust, # good pay to Btnrt, RoferoneoB moro no- h,tL il81l Won>tUnLt aiMIIUSmuetl ,ivvs,«wnvenue, Rcin*'l i Dnnk•*.,,< »t. water hent, oil burnorf tft0 • Riimson. N. J. ifdoiletown 881.W. • • 0 o'clock—than coll J, J. Norcll, ths local BTUDIO bunitalow and UVJi ncrou) knoll, FARM PRODUCE roproiontatlvB, about your oollcy. Tile, ccflsnry than cxpertonce.- Car deslrnhlc NICE Blx-room .Iwclllntr; uaniire, flropluce, 111,100. Bavon.roam houi*. pll 9|J> WINDOW 8HADE3—Sure yon need at HOUNUND PUPS for sale, reasonable! fi£ Slnto ngo nnd Inflt position. Addrens Km- aim porch, [rood vlow; ton-minute walk troas, brook, Little Hltvor j modern, tarflfl modern Imiirovomont*. jlotibls lot, |(f, leset a few—everybody does ouch (tear. quiri e att 11 HaH y CourCt t streette. Rivet r FBED--FEEIVrFEED—Park a Pollard -hone Red Bank 0212-J. residence Cath- plnymoiit Mnnniier. hoX KU.'Red Unnk. ivIriK room with "tone llroplftre, threo bed- ''rank D Uw«, 47 Bhr#w*bUry nv« 'lisal , N. J.e . ' • irlne avenue. Hlddletown. W. J. atutlnn. F'no iiolRhborhootl I 140. John •oomsi doublo trnrauQ. Hay Von Hum Wo aro wlttdow s&ada epeolallsta. 100 _ feed* are known for,quality. Try Life- FAUM HANI) vvuntod; man to do uenmii .. Lnwloy, iiRont, Rlvorildo drive, Itsd Hail Hank. doaen speclale Just received to aell for lOSTON terrier, female, for sale! ten Cycle starter with Manamar. Astonishing UEEi—Five shoo ahlnes with every jl.oo isulta at reasonable price, Hance A Dai furm work] muflt bo Blngle. We II. Pot- Hnnk phonp o 410. three for II. Rome ot then are ae wide weiks old t excellent blood line*, p»dl- worth or more of. ahoo repairing loft at ter. Mldtllctown. phona BfOW; ^OUB'iM'OINr,^n~ClaiTr.t' orcekT nln#- ae 84 tncnea and are flro feet long. It Isn't ireedi rep-latered A. K. C. Also alx Is. phone 108. our _abot>. All work guaranteed, Prices M-KOOM bungnlowi Monroo avenue; room ho line, oak floors, ft rep lac*, fetanin very often we get these. Flrat come, first nontha' old male. Boston terrier, brlndla right Hays) you" shoes repaired lodky at WANTED, tnnla nnd fomiilo Blncors, ilaiic- freshly painted Inside, fl»«. electricity joat, brann plumbing. Inreo pluti many served. National ftr. !0it ant] II Stores liAY-IIAY—HAY-Cholce timothy or Samuel's Modsrn Bhoo Repairing Shoil. Rl cru nnd on-hcutra. Call or Tvrlto IT, O.and runnlnc wntor In kitchen i HIT, Includes ind irhltei nicely marked. May he soen clover mlx«a i priced right. Boo this hay. n lC0 0 1 rrr-: fri.500. Itnv Vnnilorn A [tone/, F*1r (Prom's), phones 3880, Vrao dollvtry. y appointment, Phone Red Bank 702-W.* Monmouth street, one door from Maple Thout,ilenI nurv'nii, HUT. Avon iftanuc,,Now« wnlor tux. Mrs. Uni.arl C. » ' ;D.f . Hnvaii/ I'hono Rcil U"iik 283 nnk lit. lance A Da.vli, phos* Red Bank 101, 4Venue, Itejt Jnnk. kt N, J., rlmiiD Dlcolow 6-0760.* Iliverslde avonue, pliono Itou JJunk Goi-J. RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 1,19S7; NEW COLONEL decorated with, purple and yellow and Mrs. E. L. Fox, V. 'L. Fox end match.'Tho couplo woro attended by wero marrlod Friday, Maroh 10, by : < lil-Y Uanco, April 10. I Mardorf—Rowan Weddings. . and with a small ahowcr hanging R. W. Conard of Port Monmoutb; former. 'Mayor and Mrs, Dorman Recordor Harry J, Postcl ot Oocan- Tho floys" Senior Hl-Y club will above. Gomes wero played and re- Mr. and Mrs. I* D. Hofman and sens floFaddln of Vong Branch. JTha ma- port,Tho attendants/ woro Mr, and, hold their annual dance at, tha Rod / Weeding Saturday Clapp—Taylor. freshments wero sorved. Loo and Ronnie of Atlantic High- tron ot: honor was attired In Eng- Mrs. Garwopdi PblfoK of Rumson. Bank, high school gymnasium Friday Miss Martha Clapp, daughter of Others attending were Mr>. Mar- lands: Mr. and Mra. E. L. Fox, Jr., of lish bluo ensemble. Mrs, Vobltb re- night, April 18; Bruco Cobb and his Sllsa Margaret Joan MnrdDrf, Tho newly married; couplo have Mrs. Arthur Channlng Clapp of Rum- ietta VenBrunt, Mrs. Herbert Cot- Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. II. E, Fox cently resigned aa Kindergarten started houscUeeplng.nt Rumson. Mr. orchestra' will play for dancing, daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. George son road, Little Silver, became the greave, Mrs. Russell Elgrlm. Mrs. and son Henry.of Jersey City;' Mr. teacher In River atreot school. Mardorf,--will bo marrlocl to Walter Landau Is omployod at Rolsoman'a floorgo Balno Is In charge of ar- brido of William Taylor of Liverpool, Clarenco Hyslop, Mrs. Frank: La- and Mr*. Dirk Hoffman of Belfoid; Tho o6upl«.nre on a southern trip radio store at Long Branch. rangements. ' aE3la3 t •iwwia?rw«»vi^r.!W»^W»*ii:..ss*rri??- •2^X^aSaiaiKB"Atfi 5 Francis Kowan, at a nuptial nuias Llttlo Sllvor Methodist church- Itov. Caroline Erb, all of Entontown.'Mrs. iro. K T. Donnelly Locuat Point. • ' • a*-'S»'5ffic^~«»^»p-**B'swa; at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, April John'D. Blair of Oakhurst, former Paul Ervlng and Mrs. Margaret Phil- and eons Frederick and George and II; 'at'St Agnes's church at Atlantl pastor of tho church, performed the lips of Long Branch, Mrs. Fred Em- Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hofman of Brook- Hyiio—Fahneatoclt. > Highlands; Rev. Michael H. Calla- ceremony, assisted by tho present monB and Mrs. Benjamin Bornecker lyn; MISB VIda L. Fox of New York; • Mrs. Qeorgette-Varet Hydo ( han, rector df tho church, "will of- pastor, Rov. Elijah F, Reed. The of West End, Miss Peggy Sickles of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Donnelly of Fretl- Harris Fahnestook,' both of Now ficiate. • • . church was decorated with Easter Red Bonk, Miss Pearl Morris of rlckaburg, Virginia, and Mr. anYorkd , woro married ycutorday at tho The bride will bo attired In white flowers. Wedding music on the organ Freehold and Miss Mario VanSchblck Mrs. E. A. Northrup and son Edgar horns of Mr. Fahncatoch's brother, Chantilly lace over white satin. She was played by tho bride's aunt, Miss of Rahway, of Woodhavon, Long; Island. Dr. Ernest Fahnoatoolt of Fifth avo- 20MONMOUTH ST., RED B^NK, N. J. will also wear a cap of white Jaco Florence Campbell, with vocal solos, Tha nowly marrlod couple will live nuo, New Yorlc Dr. Fahnoatcck owns COMPAnK OUB QUAIJTY WITH OTHERS. . and hlp-Jcrigth veil. Sho will carry "O Promise Mo" and "I Love You Havens—Smith.., at Castlcton, where Mr. Fox la a pro- Shadow Broolc farm 'at Shrewsbury. an old-fashioned bouquet of flowcra. Truly" by Mra. Blair. Miss Hahcy Gay Havens, daugh- fessor ot psychology at the stato Harris FahneStock, Jr.; was his AH Our Sea Food Fresh-*- No Cold Storage. Attending her as maid of honor will A white taffeta ankle length gown normal school. father's best man .and, Mies Faith bo her COUSID, Miss Peggy O'Nell of ter of Mis. Serena Havens of River- Phone 1377> was worn by the bride.' She also sldo Hoignts, and R. Marshall Smith, FobnestocU, daughter' pf: tho bride, Hydo Park, Now York, who will bo woro a tullo veil, caught up with a groom, was the maid of honor.. Fol- We Deliver SAISI dressed in postman blue marquisotte son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Smith, lewl*—Voclio. coronet of orange blossoms and a Sr., of Spring street, -were married lowing a trip through tho Bouth thoy: over taffeta, with a matching hat. lace Juliet cap. She had a bouquet Tho woddlng of Miss Maryy L. will reside on East 6Cth street. Now FIOUNDBB BOB —£ COL. GLORGE E. JEMISON Sunday aftornoon at the Baptist Lewis of Fetors placo, Red Bank, to PQRGIES Spanish Mackerel of whlto roses and sweet peas. Her church. Hov. Edward W. Miller, York. They will.go abroad this sum- only attendant, Miss Dorothy Towns- William, Vooko of Locust Point, mer to visit tno bride's relatives. BUTTER FISH George f. pastor officiated. formerly of Baltimore, took placo last Floundera end of Gowanda, Now York, was at- SCALLOP)} will 'bo John J. Ryan and tlrcd in a "blue dotted marquisette Tho bride, who wa3 given In mar- Thursday at U a. m. In All Saints Striped Bass | Edward M. Ryan of Atlantic Hlgh- dress with a bluo taffeta Jacket. She riage by her brother-in-law, Ralph Memorial Episcopal church at Nave- Mullcr—landau. HALIBUT __. elected, colonel of tho 114th Infantry. Teed of Riversldo Heights, wore a sink. Tho ceremony was performed SEA BASS Ho succeeds Senator Clifford R. Pow- woro a band of blue flowers.in her Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Muller, SOFT CLAMS A reception for tho bridal party hair and carried snapdragons. Edwin whlto satin gown with train and by tho rootor, Rov. Charles P. John- BDOK SHAD daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jacob Mul- OYSTERS immediate families Will follow Brlghtman of Syracuse was best flngcr-tip veil caught with orange son,n,' lcr of Rumson and Harry Landau, SMEWS __ of tho and Infantry he Molly Pitcher hotel at Red blossoms. Sho. carried whlto roses units. nan. Robert Imlay of Little Silver Tho'brido wore a bluo traveling son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. Landau • FRESIl- SALMON • BLUE FISH • BOB SHAD iBank After a trip through tho and Kenneth - Terbosstof j Gowanda and baby's breath. Mra. Ralph Teed, suit with hat" and accessories to of Shrewsbury avenuo, Red Bank, South the\ couple will reside on wero ushers. Following tho ceremony sister of the bride, was matron of Seventh avenue, Atlantlo Highlands. a reception was held at the Rose- honor and wore a baby bluo chiffon Tho.bride-elect ia employed in the volt tea room.- Tho couplo will live dress with a net hat and carried an office of tlie Allantio Highlands at 120 West 228th street, New York. old-fashioned bouquet. : Tho brides Building and Loan association, and , maids, Miss Allco Wooley of Rlvor- Mr. Rowan is employed by the In- The bride is a graduate of Redsldo Heights, woro aqua loco dress surance firm of E. R. Snyder and Bank high school and the School of and net hat, and Miss Emma Lunv company. Fine Arts of Syracuse university, and mox of Oceanport wore a pink lace Last night 25 friends of Mr. Rowan was a member of tho Gowanda school dress with net hat. They both car- gave a bachelor party in his honor art faculty. Sho is a member of the ried old-fashioned boucjuetB. at the Elks home at Red Banft. A PI Mu sorority. In college she was Tho bride's mother woro a navy smoking stand was presented to him secretary of the Woman's Cosmopoli- blue lace dress with navy accessories. tan club and a member of the rifle organization, Both wore corsages of sweet peas Mr. Taylor, a graduate of theand forget-me-nots. Elmer M. Smith, Series of Dances School of Architecture at Syracuse, Jr., of New York was his brother's Is employed in the office of John best' man. The ushers were Roy Planned at Keansburg Russell Pope, architect He Is a Rtordan of Oakland street and Har- member of Phi Kappa Phi, national old Sohultz'< of Riverside Heights. The bride's gift to the matron of Friday night dances, the first of honorary society, and the honorary fraternity of arts, Tau Sigma Delta. honor-was an evening bag and com- which ia to bo held tomorrow night, pacts were gifts to the bridesmaids. will be sponsored each week by the Tho Institute of Architects medal for excellence in scholarship was award- Tho groom's gifts were wallets. April is the friends of tho St. Mark's church of Charles Gotscha'lk of Riverside donH overlook ed to him when he graduated. He Keansburg and will bo held in the Heights was tho organist. clubrooms of the Thomas Jefferson also received tho Luther Glfford month to see Democratic club in Keansburg. cash prize. Following tho ceremony a recep- tion was held at the home of Mr. These dances arc to be held on the Mr. Taylor's employer is an inter- these suits and nationally known architect. His and Mrs. Ralph Teed for moro than ensuing eleven Friday nights until 40 relatives' and close friends. Guests Juno 11. Tho primary idea bohind plans have been accepted for the Na- tional Gallery at Washington, D. C, wero present from Connecticut, Long we don't mean tho movement ia to teach tho young- Island, Union, Nowark and Red sters of Keansburg and vicinity to which will house the Andrew Mellon art collection. Bank. They later left on "a week's maybe...... dance, although the dances arc open wedding trip to Washington and up- Do not be misled by sensational headings of iidvei'tiseineiits. We nsk to all, adults as well as children. Dean Ernest S. Griffith of theon their return will reside with the you to compar^sour prices because that is good buying. We ask you to Everything con- Mrs. R. O. Williams is chairman, American university at Washington, bride's mother. The bride's golng- being assisted by Miss Gladys Haw- and Mrs. Griffith were among tho away costume was of tan with brown compare our quality, too, becatise •without quality nothing is a bargain, no nected with good kins and George Andrews. The guests. Mr. Griffith -was formerly accessories. matter how little you pay for iti When we go to market, we follow the plan was originated by Mrs. Wil- dean of undergraduates at Syracuse living is going up liams and carried out by the mem- university and Is an intimate friend The bride Is a graduate of Middle- same rule, purchasing only foods of the quality we know will please you. in cost. When bers and friends of the St. Mark's of the bridegroom. Ha la a Rhodes town township high Bchool and has church. . scholarship man and was studying at been employed at the local"Wool- •present stocks of Oxford university ten years ago when worth store. Mr. Smith is a gradu- Ballroom dancing instructions will ate-Of_ the^ Red Bank high- school clothings pur- be given to those who do not know he met Mr. Taylor. He was instriR FRIDAY SATURDAY and MQNDAY Specials mental in having Mr. Taylor leave and Is employed Tn the Mutual gro- how to dance from 7 until 8 p. m. cery store on Broad street. chased at low From 8 o'clock on, dancing will pro- England and come to this country to complete his education at Syra- original prices, ceed to the music of tho Waackaack Calif. ToIIow Cling Swlngstefs. ' • • • cuse university. Brower—Carney. are gone ... a . Miss Melissa Elaino Brower, Halves or, Sliced cons Tickets are now. on sale and may Peaches Largest Cans 49«= •~7Tiew~eroTrof "high-- bo purchased from any~ member1'of Enrlng—VanBrunt. daughter of. Mr,_and Mrs. Harry L. tho committee. Season tickets are A wedding was performed Sunday Brower of East Westslde avenuo, and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 1 er prices will take Louis Carney, Jr., son of Mr. and also on sale and will offer a great afternoon at St. Dorothea's church ft • • Whole Peeled FANCY1 OAUFOBNIA their places. saving to those who plan to attend at Eatontown by Rev. Charles J. Mrs. William Carney of West street, Farron, rector, when Miss Peggy wero married Friday afternoon by ORANGES the twelve affairs. Recorder Elmer C. Walnwrlght of Apricots Quality .Every new modeL_. . Erving, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Shrewsbury. , FLORIDA ~ — • Karvey-Erving of • Lewis- street, was Largest Cans PEAS we offer you now Three Baptized At wed to Irving VanBrunt, Bon of Mr. Tho bride wore an aprlcbf princess is ovfaei by us. at and Mrs. Stanley VanBrunt of style suit and wa3 attended by Mias dor. Mary Carney, alster of the groom, as Fancy Maine lbs. Highlands Church Throclimorton 'avenue, both of One Plo Natural Color low original costs Eatontown. maid of honor. Carmen DeGenito of Keyport was best man. The bride Blueberries and every., suit'* .QThree children were, baptized Sun- The bride, who was given In mar- riage by her father, was attired in la a graduate of tho Red Bank high WHITE that we. sell in day at. tho Highlands < Methodist school, lir. Carney graduated from church by Rev. E. H. Matbis. Thgy a royal bluo .chiffon gown with blue Grapefruit accessories and wore a corsago of Keyport high school and Is employed 1 April puts yo'u ' wero'Lovedus Hopo Parker, adopted, as clerk at Fowler's market. They Cauliflower daughter of Mrs. Mabel Parker; Jack gardenias. The matron of honor, Evaporated Milk S.W| 3 «. 20* Medium Size one suit nearer a ." Mrs. Russell Elgrlm of Eatontown, aro residing with Mr. Carney's par- IO large Lee Eddlngs, son of Beatrice and ents.. higher price if Bert Eddlngs, andWllma Lorraine sister of the bride, wore a flowered tor head you wait un,til Bands, daughter of Betty and Harry" print dress with gray accessories and C. Bands. . v. a corsage Qf Talisman roses. Ken- Donnelly-t-Fox. m rr-f n Breast-Breast-O Chicken neth VanBrunt was his brothers Foncy May. • At the regular service Easter Tho marrlago of Richard E.' Fox EXTRA LAEGE morning $25. was received In a collec- best'man. • of Cafitlcton, Vermont, son of-Rev. I una. r ish CARROTS that's why we say tion to support a native preacher in More than 40 persons attended a and Mrs. E. L. Fox ot Port Mon- Grapefruit . . . don't wait India for one year. At the evening reception held at the bride's home mquth, to Miss-Alice F. Donnelly of C EXTBA FANOY IABOK service Ivlns Voorhees rendered'a following the ceremony. They are Brooklyn took place Easter at the MB. Jan »o yourself into pay- s'axaphone ' solo. "Let the Lower making their home in a bungalow Buffalo avenue Methodist church of Welch's Grapelade 2 >» 31 for bun. Lights bo Burning." Miss Gertrude onBreese's lane, Eatontown. .. Brooklyn. The ceromony was per- ing niore money Crclln was the accompanist. The bride attended the Eatontown formed by tho groom's father. Victor SEEDLESS when"it's such The junior choir will give n playlet school, and Is employed at the Long L. Fox and Miss Norma E. Donnelly DOLE'S C nice weather to entitled "Easter Egg3" in the church Branch fur factory. Mr. VanBrunt were the attendants. Pineapple Juice Unsweetened 3 o*™ 35 FRESH LARGE next. Sunday evening. • graduated from Red Bank high The bride wore a white lace gown 1842. enjoy a saving. school and Is working at Clarksburg. and Jacket, with a draped white silk Mrs. VanBrunt was given a sur- LEMONS - Taylor—Halvoreen. crepe turban with a veil. She car- j Pineapples rlso miscellaneous shower Tuesday ried a bouquet of white sweet peas con C CALlFOItNIA Miss Ida Taylor, daughter of Mr. light at tho home of Mrs. Kenneth and'lilies of the valley. Tho maid of Grape Fruit Juice 3 » 25 Spring Suits and Mra. William E. Taylor of As- ranBrunt by Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. honor wore a similar gown in coral, Elancy Florida large No. 2 Cans—Sweetened or Unsweetened doz. for bury avenue, Atlantic Highlands, was Stanley VanBrant Decorations were with a blue hat and Bhoes and she I.oo married' to Honnlg Halvorsen of purple and yellow. Favors were carried a bouquet of pink African Mount, avenue, Atlantlo Highlands, ilaced before each guest. Gifts were daisies and cornflonnrers. ' FBESH -and-up-to-$40.00- Saturday night at tho Methodist onccaled in a small baby's bath tub Gueeta at tho recoptlon were Rev. CANNED VEGETABLE Specials ! GREEN or WAX ;parsTfnage~71n~th'at—borough.—Revr Paul A. Frledrlch, tho pastor, per- formed tho ceremony. The attend- June Beets BEANS RADISHES Top Coats ants were Mra. Anna Trench of Eliz- Corn Fancy JVhlto or Diced abeth and Grandln Chapman of At- bun. 50 lantlo Highlands. Kraut lbs. Tomatoes Cut 22- Largest Cans Tour Choice Beans and up to $37.50 Jinny View Opening ol Chest. A large attendance viewed the opening of tho Leeds Plrato chest ant All Varieties Sunday at Christ church, ShrewB- Wine * Liquors Heinz Soup bury. The chest; once used by Wil- Except Clam Chowder, Consomme and Chicken Gumbo. liam "'Leeds,' an associate of Captain Kldd, Is now tho property of the 45 BROAD ST., RED BANK PHONE 3262-3 — Red Bank — church. It has been kept In the ves- Free Delivery Anywhere. FREE! - Swansdown try room and used to store church While thoy last—a Mickey papers and books. Mouse Cereal Spoon with CAKE FLOUR 1 pkg. Grapenut Flakes -4 GOOD BIRDS EYE VALUES- 1 pkg. Post Bran Flakes BROILING CHICKENS MONMOUTH ST. AIX FOB Tho Finest mum-Fresh Chickens You Can Buy. RED BANK SIZES—From 12 ounces and up I rniOE—From yjj p»O each Hormel's ...cleaned and ' ilronm weight. I and up—> TStJ). LOCATED BETWEEN THE "•.""•".• , , . | according to wclgst •elected. NATIONAL GBOC. & TELEPHONE BLJJG. Black Mission Boned Chicken nationally Advertised Merchandise , -Tho prlco of each BirdsEyo Chicken doponds on drawn FIGS weight selected. Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday ! ', BIRDS EYE LIMA BEANS , Town Tavern Special I Nationa} Biscuit Co. (Special prlco In effect from % grk. • SWIFT'S LEAN SKINNED Windsor HO NEY April lit through &B ®FC box SKYFLAKE WAFERS • 7Ui only) /»• SSSBHSSStSBS 71 •' I
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