AJJ the Newt of WE DO BED BANK • snd Surrounding Town* OUR PART Told Fearlessly and Without BlM RED BANK REGISTER

grounds and the garage. The total THEY LIKE RED BANK. Fair Receipts Are Theodore Parsons cost of the work will be about $18,000. Business Men Ask Navesink Fair Testimonial Dance Bids for the remodeling and Im- Mayor and Mrs. Meister of Weehaw- Carnival Of Values provement of the house were made ken Take Cottage Here For Season. Near $8,000 Gross Buys Lofty Home by Blx contractors and the three For New Ordinance Opens Tonight For Gov. Hoffman making tho lowest offers wero only One of Red Bank's distinguished Now In Progress Sky High, the Former Brooks ?S0 apart. Tho work Is being done They Want a License Law Simi- THree-Day EV%nT Will Close Visitors this summer Is Mayor Jolm Firemen's Fair at Fair Haven a Charles Miller Heads Committee Red tank Merchant*, Unde«l Residence on Branch Avenue, under the,, program of the Federal lleister, of Weehawkcn, who with Great Success—Almost $3,- Housing Administration. lar to the One in Force at Saturday—Fiftieth Anniver- Mrs. Meister, Is occupying a cottage for Affiliated Young Republi- Auspices of Internal Tmda S00 Taken in Closing Night— Purchased by Red Bank Law- Clifton—Market Representa- sary This Year—Plymouth Se- on West Front street during July and cans' Club—Affair Thursday, Committee, Holding Threei Harold E. Smith Wins Car. yer for Hii Own Occupancy. tive Makes Statement. dan to be Awarded Saturday. Augustg . Mayoy r Meister has a double August 15. Day Sale. HOOIDEL FAEM SOLD. reason for selecting Bed BBank,for The Fair Havon firemen's fair Sky High, the former Brooks resi- The Chamber of Commerce of Red Tonight tho fiftieth annual fair of finds the Many state officials, guestB and dence on Branch avenue at Little Sil- Bank, In a letter which was read at the summer. First, ho "Red Bank Carnival of'Values" Id closed Saturday night In a deluge of John 8, Oakes's Place Bought by Wil- tho lire company at Navesink be- North Shrewsbury a body of water friends of Governor Harold G. Hoff- •ho title given a three-day sales event money. It la estimated that at least ver, haa been bought by Theodora D. liam I'ascoe of New York. the meeting of the mayor and coun- gins and continues Friday and Sat- attractive for his 40-foot motor yacht, man are expected to bo present on Parsons, who Is having It remodeled cil Monday night, asked that an or- scheduled for today, tomorrow and, 3,000 persona crowded the fair John S. Oakes of Red Bank haa urday, Though the flre'men hold the Marjack II. Second, he much pre- Thursday evening, August 15, when grounds that night and tho receipts for his own occupancy. The prop- dinance requiring businesses to be li- fair for only three nights, It has each fers Ked Bank to any part of the a reception and dance under the aus- faaturday by tho Internal Trade com- erty comprises eight acres and the sold his farm of fourteen acres near censed be passed similar to the ona mittee of tho Red Bank Chamber ol were close to $3,500. With the ex- Holmdel to William Pascoe of New year brought largo crowds and Is ono shore legion as a place to live. pices of the Affiliated Young ception of Friday night, when It house 1B on a plateau 181 feet above In force at Clifton. Although no of the most successful affairs of its Republicans club of Monmouth commerce. In addition to Individual sea, level, which la the highest point York, who will occupy It The Bale He not only cruises both the ;ales announcements which are ap- rained the fair was largely at- name was mentioned, it was gener- kind in tho county. -New features Shrewsburies In his yacht, but also county will be tendered the gover- along the coast south of the North waa made as the result of an adver- ally taken for granted that the rea- have been added, and this year effort nor at the Monmouth County Coun- pearing In today's Issue of The Reg- tended, and even though all returns Shrewsbury river to Cape May. The tisement in The Register last week. takes frequent trips around tho Hook are not yet In, tho receipts for the son for making the request wa« to is being made to make it especially into deep sea. During July Dr. and try club. ister, as well as other county papers, new owner is a member of the law The new owner will continue hla bus- regulate the Crown Food Markets attractive since it Is the fiftieth an- there has been distributed 6000 entire week have passed the $7,600 firm of Qulnn, Parsons & Doremuu. iness duties at New York and the which is scheduled to open business Mrs, Thomas Armstrong, of Teaneck', The affair, which is scheduled to •welvc-page folders featuring the mark and aro likely to reach $8,000. land will be offered for leasing for nual fair. wero with the Meiatere, besides whom start promptly at 8:30 o'clock, In ex He is now living on Branch avenue early In September In tho Lewis pecteel to be one of the most success- event throughout Rod Bank's com- While it Is too early to determine In close proximity to tho property farming. A house of the colonial building on Broad street. A motion The lU-st firemen's lair waa held In there have been a succession of mercial district. Evidence of thl» tho actual profits, it is the opinion which he has just bought. type, the usual outbuildings, a brook the village town hall and combined guests at each turn of the week. ful affairs to bo held In tho county was carried to "file the letter for fu- a peach shortcake festival with the this season. It Is under the general publicity was seen early this morn- of aomo that the amount will sur- and a tract of' woodland are on the ture reference." Mayor Meister Is ono of Hudson ing by the number of automobiles pass any other fair in tho history The property comprises about eight place. Mr. Oakes bought the prop- sale of home made cakeB, bread, pies county's leading citizens, and Is much supervision of Jury Commission of the company. acres and it adjoins the estate of erty from Martin MacStudy eight Lewis Levlne, a representative of and fancy articles. Nowadays it is in the public eye in his home county Charles Miller of Eatontown. The ranking uSe of Red Bank's free park- Tho Plymouth car, which was Mrs, Richard K. Fox. The banks of years ago and farmed it for a time. 'the Crown Food Markets, was at the held on the fire house grounds with as a "favorite eon" candidate for the outaide lawn will be gayly decorated ing space in the rear of tho store* the plateau are almost sheer on all meeting. He said the Chamber of flood lighting and the latest In games, with Japanese lanterns and a variety on the west side of Broad street, be- awarded Saturday night, was won by four sides and the land formation re- The farm is about two miles south- Democratic nomination for Governor, >V!l e slrect anci Harold E. Smith of Mlddletown. Ho east of Holmdel village. It adjoins Commerce had an entirely erroneous novelties and refreshments. either In 1937 or 1910. of colored lights. Don Gramann and stree't " West Front impression about the concern in his orchestra will furnish music for Is 22 years old and the son of Jack the Hop Creek farm of William H. Thursday and Friday nights val- The stores co-operating have made- Smith, who has a blacksmith shop LaBoyteaux and it is in close prox- question. He said the concern did uable ground prizes are given away dancing. not operate a chain of stores and and Saturday night a deluxe Ply- it traditional with their customers to at Middlotown. Ho did not own a imity to the farm of Cross Brothers. that at the present time it has only conduct this August solo and they car before, but is undecided whether Mr, Pascoe plans to improv' tho mouth touring sedan will be disposed Supper For New ono store at Hillside. He Bald food of on tho co-operative plan. are putting forth exceptional mer- to keep tho Plymouth or sell it At house. products only would be sold at the 80 Vl U ;3 f r th a eVCtlt Sl0 s present ho is employed at Fair View Red Bank store and that the place This company's Interests are not Monmouth Church stowfn '" ' ° ' - " cemetery. only in protection against flre, but have the endorsement of the Inter- would not be a super market; that also of civic improvement. Last year Mr. Smith's name was the thir- Red Bank Finances Is, not a market where everything Annual Event for St. Mary's Has nal Trade coaimitteo and havo con- teenth drawn from tho barrel. Each would be sold from soup to nuts. He a 600-gallon Seagrave triple combin- tributed their portion of the expense name as It was drawn was an- said that possibly one concession ation apparatus was purchased .and Every Indication of Being of putting- on this sales event Places In Fine Condition this year the firemen '•have been Largely Patronized, Provided so officially recognized are John B. nounced to tho crowds by Oeorgo H. would be let but that there would be working, turning.a piece of swamp- Roberts, deputy sheriff. Following IB no more. He declared that the the Weather Man Behaves. Allen Co., American Stores, A & P the list of the thirteen names, with County Taxes Paid for the Third Crown Food Markets had no con- land Into a lake. While the work has Stores, Clayton & Magee, Goldberg's. not been completed enough haa been The annual chicken Galad ouppor the numbers, to show how"thorough- Quarter—Sufficient Funds on nection with the Great Bear concern finished tn provide a swimming pool Goldfarb's, R. Hance & Son Hlrsch ly the tickets wore mixed: nor with any other organization. for the benefit of St. Mary's church Kiddie Shop, j.' Krldel, Albert S Mil- Hand to Pay Note Indebted- for the children of the community of New Monmouth will be held Sat- 17784 L. Doughty, Fnlr Havon. There would bo nothing about the for the summer. / ler, Morris Bros., Mutual Stores Na- 1121 fHonli, Willow itroct. Fair ness and School Money. new store, he said, which would urday afternoon and evening on the tional 5c to $1 Store, j. c. Penney Haven. make it markedly different from Aftefer the fairfa,, work^wilworkwilll be rere- church grounds from five until half- Co., Bed Bank Register, Red Bank Rt>70 81 Suiuet avonue, At the meeting of the mayor and other places of the sort. sumed on the lake, which will cover past eight o'clock. Everything indi- Bed Bank. council of Red Bank Monday night Standard, Ruby-Lane, Inc., Schulte- 5916—J. Fabian, 695 Green street, about ten acres when completed. The cates a large attendance, provided Wnlted, Silk Shop, j. Yanki, Simon* Brooklyn. action was taken to pay $23,815.48 to Harold S. Allen, president of the fair will be under the direction of that the weather man behaves. Rev. Chamber of Commerce, stated that Ladles Shop, Straus Co., Surprlso 2766—E. Ulott, Nnveslnk. John H. Naughton, county treasurer, Chairman Neil Johnson and the fol- William J. McConnell, the rector of Store, Tetley's, Tower Shoes, I. Vogel 2220—A. J. Rlfismnn, RJver rodd Fair as tho town's share of county taxes even though everything might- be aa lowing committees have been ap- the church, waa formerly the priest Havon. stated by Mr. Levine nevertheless it & Sons and Whelan Drug Co (5 8118—J, P. Strode, Bl Elm place. Red for the third quarter. Provision waa pointed: Merchandise, Clifford Coop- In charge of Star of the Sea church Bank, '^^S also made to pay library tax of was essential that an ordinance of er, Alfred Bower, Otto Johnson and of Long Branch, and the advance 1456fl"-—Mm. Nelson ^MGDQIIIO., — Mon^ $572,18,_ All __the money will bo paid the kind asked for by tho chamber Alan.Beegle; paddle wheel, Timothy sale of tickets has been alrgc at Long mouth Bench. in scrip except 64 cents.. should be passed. Mayor Charles R;. Maxson, Schuyler Sickles, Donald Branch and vicinity. 10725—Ira Antonldoa. Atlnntlo High- English stated that John S. Apple- lands. It was announced that sufficient Quackenbufih and Holmes Crawford; The chaiiiadlcs are Mrs. Herman Ordinance Aimed 28—lira. F. h. Rndcn, Nnvciink. funds were on hand to pay notes ag- gate, the borough attorney, was pre- pony wheels, Carl Walling, Howard 20086—Mr«. Jones, Clny ati'Mt, Fair paring such an ordinance. Labrecque and Mrs. John H. Wer- Haven. gregating $50,000 which had been Maxson, Nell Johnson and George mert. The directors of the reception At Vagrant Dogs 23702—II. 1*B, 115 Lincoln nvtnue, placed in tho two Red Bank banks Rader; country store, Morris Walsh, committee aro Mrs. Mae Thorpe and Fair Haven. In anticipation of luxes. A payment Honry Maxoon and Donald Johnnon; Mra. Theodore Lnbrecque. Tho oth- OOV. HAROLD C, HOFFMAN. Crusade Against Roving Unli-. 11442—HnroM E. Smith, Mlddletov.n. of $30,520 Is due to the board of ed- spot game, John Saville, Joseph Len- er members of the various commit- Autos Collide At censed Canines ia Scheduled to The Red Bank flro department THEODORE D. PARSONS. ucation and the mayor and council hardt and Mervln Hailam; vegetable tees are Mrs. George Morvan, Mrs, A meeting of the Affiliated Young won a silver cup as first prize for are prepared to discharge this obli- stand, Harry Patterson and Adam Fred Schroeder, Mrs. Rowley, Miss Go Into Effect in the "Dog sombles a cone with the top cut off, Republicans' club was held on having the largest representation. gation. Mayor Charles R. English Port Monmouth Linzmayer; hot dogs, George Des- Vernlce Rowley, Mrs. David Schnoor, Tuesday night at the Monmouth Days" Weather of August. Second prize, a smoking stand, waa Tho house and garage are on the announced with evident gratification preaux and Matthew Locke; ice Mrs. Eve Cook, Miss Marian Lang- table land at the height oi the prom- County Country club when plans for awarded to tho Bumson flre depart- that the municipality IB out of debt Two Cart Were Wrecked and iui, William Pape and Paul Pos- ford, Misses Gladys and Sophie Ashe, The Society for the Prevention of ment. Red Dank had 120 present ontory. Tho Bale includes a right of aside, from bonded indebtedness. tcn; soda, Mort Odell and Henry Mrs. Harry Lohsen, Mrs. C. B. this testimonial affair were furthered. way or easoment over part of Mrs, All of Their Occupants Were Tickets may be purchased from Cruelty to Animals will act as do* and Rumson 08. Other flro com- It was voted to make a refund of Hanson, and automobile, Kdward Roche, Miss Lucille Roche, Mi*. catcher for Red Bank in accordance panies who attended tho fair wore Fox's driveway. The driveway over More or Less Injured in Acci- Carle, Arthur Heidel, Frank Vander- Thomas MacConnell, Miss Marie Mr. Mlllnr, whllo other mnnitiHrs uf the Sky High land follows an irregu- $42.40 to the Jersey Central Power the club are assisting in arangements with (he provisions of an ordinance Navesink, West Long Branch, Oak- and Light company, this having been dent on the State Highway. veer and Marion Bralnard. MacConnell, Mrs. Adabato, Mrs. Wil- which passed lta first reading at tho lar course, this being necessary be- liam Kinncy, Miss Doris Klnney, and entertainment. New York talent hurst, Middlotown township, Ocean- cause of the height. The plateau Is tho a^nount of taxes assessed against The women who will take charge will supply the entertainment. meeting of tho mayor and council port, Tlntnn Falls, Matawan and a building owned by tho company Automobiles owned and driven by Mrs. Harry Collins, Miss Rose Col- Monday night. The ordinance stipu- almost completely occupied by the Charles L. Shoals of Short Hills and of children's games and the sale of lins, Mrs. Keagan, Miss Nell Murphy, Amorlg the prominent guests who Avenel. residence, garage and driveway and which was torn down. fancy work, home mado cakco, broad have been Invited and who are ex- lates that ail doga must bo re/da* Tho finals In tho amateur night An appropriation of $2,150 was John Corchia of Guttenburg collided Mrs. David Cosby, Miss Helen Kelly, tered, and it will be the duty of the It would not be possible to construct Saturday on the state highway at and. fopds are Mrs. Howard Maxson, Miss Frances Kelly, Miss Honora pected to be present besides Gover- contests wero hold. Friday night. anothor building on this part of tho mado for emergency relief purposes Mrs. Carl Walilng, Mrs. Neil John- society to impound all unlicensed, Mike Bergen of Red Bank, slngor, for August. The total amount to be Port Monmouth at Its Intersection Leach, Mrs. Patrick Leach, Mrs. Min- nor Hoffman are State Highway dogs running at large. estate. with Wilaon avenue. Both cars were son, Mrs. George Despreaux, Mrs. nie Eddy, Mrs. William Dobson, Miss Commissioner K. Donald Sterner won first prizo of ?10, and Qcorge spent is $6,080, of which $3,930 will Harry Patterson, Mis. J. Otto John- Licenses will cost $2 for each mal« The land was once part of the resi- bo proyided by the state. wrecked and all of their occupants Rose Katz, Miss Helen Katz, Miss Freeholder Joseph Mayer, United Vaccarella, also of Rod Bank, a. Hula dence property of the late John T. were more or less injured. son, Mrs. Morris Walsh, Mrs. Henry Anna Yohara, Mrs. Peter Flemming Slates Senator VV. Warren Barbour, and ?3 for each female. After being Hula dancer, was awarded second Lovett. He occupied the'house which Mrs. Shoals was badly cut on her Maxson, Mrs. Arthur Heidel, Mrs. and daughters, Jane, Ann and Mar- Slate Senator Frank Durand, County caught the doga are to bo kept 43 prize of $5. Rain fell shortly after is now the home of Mrs. Fox. Mrs. head and several stitches were re- Donald Johnson, Miss Belle McKel- garet, Mrs. Anthony Bischoff, Joseph Clerk Joseph McDermott, Prosecutor hours in order to give the ownera op- the contest ended and tho fair was Kuth Leland Brooks, wife of Wil- Harry VanNote quired to close her wounds at the vey and Miss Amelia Maxson, Bischoff, Mrs. Thomas Curlay, Mrs. Raymond Bazley, Judge Edward portunity to redeem them. The cost shut down for tho night. Council- liam Brooks, became tho next own- office of Dr. Marc Krohn of Belford. Thomas Salmon, Miss Ann Salmon, Knight, State Committeewoman Mrs of redeeming a dog ia to be $2 A» man Tony Hunting contributed In a er. Sky High was built for her oc- Mr. Shoals's sister, Miss Elizabeth Miss Rose Mary Salmon, Miss Liza Lewis S. Thompson, Vice County compensation for its work the so- large measure to the success of the cupancy in 1907 and the former Lov- Student Sergeant Shoals, also received treatment at Salmon, Miss Ann Baston, Miss Hel- Chairman Mra. Emma VanSchoick, ciety Is to receive ?1 for each dog amateur contests by supplying most ett house was rented to the late tho office of the Belford doctor for Artists, Critics en McGrath, Mrs. Mary Baston, Miss Mayor Van R. Halsey of Rumson, licensed. Each licensee will receive of tho talent. Richard K. Fox. The latter, after Red Bank Young Man Received injuries. Evelyn Piney, Miss Dorothy Piney, Mayor Charles R. English of Red from the borough clerk a tag to be Leo Hennessy of Fair Havon won occupying It one year, found it so worn on the collar of the dog regis- Two Promotions at Citizens' With Mr. Corchia In his automo- At Middletown Mrs. Robert Porter, Mrs. John J. Bank, Mayor Ira E. Wolcott and 6 a ton of coal. Two Sunday dinners much to hta liking that ho purchased bile were his brother, Anthony Cor- Massey, Miss Rita Masaey, Mrs. Wil- former Mayor James B. Hathaway, tered. at Shady Knoll nt Fair Haven wore It. Ho remodeled and enlarged the Military Training Camp—Re- chia, and the latter's daughter Rose. liam Bonn, Miss Jennie Casscrly, both of Eatontown; Police Commis- The work of catching doga will be won by Miss Flanncry of Fair Haven. house and ho made many improve- turned Home Yesterday. Anthony Corchia and his daughter Edward DuBois and Patrick Nar- Miss Nell Casserly, Mrs. Banto, Mrs. sioner Thomas Gopsill and Council- done by agents of tho society. Th« Mrs.'W. E. Millet of Fair Haven was ments to the grounds. Mrs. Fox's were so badly injured that they have man James Parkos, both of Red ordinance also requires the society to residence Is one of tho finest show . « . D Anthony Gibson, Mrs. Louis Trideau, awarded a pair of embroidered pil- Harry T. VanNote, Jr., son of Po- since been patients at Dr. Hazard's Will Bank, and Mis. Howell Woolley of remove and dispose of all dead dog» low cases and Mrs. Peggy L. Piccolo places in this section, and its pic- lice Captain and Mrs. Harry VanNpte Art Colony at Bap- I Mr3. Granderath, Miss Margaret hospital at Long Branch. Crotty, Miss Rose Reilly, Mrs. Law- Long Branch, president of the United and cats and other dead animals. If won a luncheon sot. turesque hilly landscapo features are of Pinclmey road, Willard Ivins of Mr. Shoals Is stopping at Rumson tist Chapel Next Week. will be Illegal, according to the ordW equally BB outstanding as the house. Little Silver and Patsy D'Aloia of rence Connollyy, Mrs. Roy Flannigan, Women's Republican club of Mon- There Is considerable interest over for the summer. He Is a business as- The Middletown village art colony, mouth county. nance, for a dog owner to allow hf* the number of frankfurters consumed Mrs. Brooks evidently feared that Matawan returned home yesterday sociate of Councilman Thomas M. Mrs. Peter Long, Miss Daisy Lang, animal to roam at large unregistered morning from the Citizens' Military which Is under the direction of M. Mrs. Mary Crook, Mrs. Harry Kelle- Candidates for the Republican during tho fair. Tho exact amount her lofty homo was In danger of be- Gopsill of Red Bank. He has made Trig Pappc, critic and lecturer on fine primaries, are expected to bo an- and the penalty is to bo $5 op flvj is not yet known, but ono estimate ing bowled over by heavy winds. She Training camp at Camp Dix, where a charge of reckless driving against her, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Miss Marie days In the county jail. A second of. they have been In training since arts, will entertain several prominent Moore, Miss Helen Bastelli and Mrs. nounced. Is that all tho "hot dogs" will weigh had It anchored on four sides with John Corchia and the hearing will artists and critics Friday afternoon fense may mean a penalty of 510 or at least half a ton. cables attached to concrete posts. July 9. Mr. and Mrs. VanNoto drove be held before Louis H. Meese, re- Philip Roundtree. ten days in the county Jail. to Wrightstown, where the camp Is of next week at the Middletown Bap- Fifty dollars will be disposed of on The flre company will set asldo a Tho house was constructed by the corder of Middletown township. It tist chapel. The occasion will bo an Government Club The ordinance also atates that any large part of tho proceeds to bo late Ashbel and Randolph Borden of situated, to get tho three younger will not take place until after the the co-operative plan. There will be men. exhibition of art work done at the a grab bag and other attractions. dog which has bitten or attempted to used In Welfaro work in the borough, Shrewsbury, who built some of the injured persons nre able to testify. school since Its opening" early in Meets At Red Bank bite a person must be muzzled. Tho and tho rest will go toward tho pur- finest and most substantial resi- Mr. VanNote and Mr. D'Aloia were June, and a dance program by three In the event'of stormy weather the penalty for not muzzling such an an- chase of new equipment and tho gen- dences In this locality. The cables both in company M, a machine gun of the most talented members of the supper will be held at Independent The Constitutional Government imal after being notified to do so ia eral maintenance of the flro com- became rusted out and of little value unit, and were taking the "Red" or Dance For Benefit school's rhythm group.. flre house at Belford. cluh, a non-partisan organization, to bo S20 or twenty days In jail. pany. Each year tho demands upon against the assaults of gales years second-year course. They completed met Tuesday at the home of Mra. ago, but tho house has not budged the course and were recommended Edward DuBois, who conducts a Thomas Jardine of Alston court. Mr?. The borough now has an ordinance tho company for relict havo grown, from its foundation. Ono Red Bank Of Highlands Church school for landscape painters, and ELM PLACE IMPROVEMENT. which requires dogs to bo registered, but tho firemen havo been able to for tho "White" or third-year course. Isaac Gilhuly of Eatontown led a but only 44 are licensed. Some of resident recalls that when playing Mr. VanNote received two promo- Patrick Nardcll, who has won the discussion on powers delegated to take care of all cases. Bach oaso is on the place when a boy ho found Everything is in readiness for tho International water color award for Contract for Tnr and Slag Awarded tho councllmen estimated at the thoroughly investigated bofore aid Is tions this year, graduating as student to C. C, Randolph, Jr. congress by the constitution. meeting Monday night that about snow on a sheltered, shady side hill serpeant. masquerade dance to be given to- the past four years, will bo jyesent A TiieetinK of the executive board given. during tho month of June. morrow night at Connera'e Cedar along with Percy Couse, Spring Lake 1,000 dogs are in the town. Council- Tho problem of providing more It was Mr. Ivlns's first year and A contract for tar nnd slag to lie will be held at Mrs. Bertha H. Boyn- man James S. rarkes said that A A later owner after Mrs. Brooks Grove hotel at Water Witch for the artist, and Hugh O. Tompldns of In- used In improving Elm place was room on tho fair grounds and better he was assigned to company K. He benefit of tho Church of Our Lady ton's on (lillespie avenue, Fair Ha- number of municipalities are enforc- was Charles P, Doelger, who occu- passed tho basic course and was tcilaken, who conducts a summer awarded Monday night by the mayor ven, Tuesday afternoon, September ing dog ordinances through tho 3. P. parking facilities for next year was pied tho house a few years. After he of Perpetual Help at Highlands. school of fino arts in the Asbliry Park ! nnd council oi Rod Bank to C. C. discussed at a mooting of tho flro recommended for tho "Rod" course There will be prizes for tho prettiest, 10, to start a membership drive, and C. A. with satisfactory results, He movod away tho property was rented next year. high school. Randolph, Jr., for $821.01. Only one make arrangements for a luncheon said that vagrant and ownerlesn company Monday night. A ro-ar- for several years by Emlel Pflzcr, a most original and most comical cos- Sixty creative and spontaneous bid waa received. Councilman Hav- rnnRoment of booths will probably be The camp la open for thirty days tumes. Ono of the features of the meeting later in the month. Powers dogs were growing In numbers' and Now York business man who was a each summer, and four courses arc 1 presentations In crayon, oils, wator ry G. Degenrlnp and Joseph Irwin not delegated to coup-ess will be the becoming a great nuisance. Ho said njtde. As to tho parking question devoteo of polo and who kept a evening will bo a floor show . colors, charcoal and pencil by chil- voted against opening the bid on the a suggestion was mado to use several offered by United States army reserve subject for discussion at this mcet- that dogs roaming tho streets In- string of polo ponies. Since 1923, or officers. Upon completion of the four Other events In August at the dren between the ages of five nnd fif- ground that more bids with lower creased trafllc hazards and were lots near tho fair grounds. At last for about twelve years, the property Cedar Grove hotel for the benefit of teen will bo exhibited and judged. offers might bo obtained by re-adver- week's fair River rond for at least a courses, tho young men may enter The nrp:iniz;itiou was formed re- liltoly to cause accidents. has been unoccupied. the reserve ofllcers' training can'p. the church are a card party every The awards will nnt be mada until tising. Engineer Gcorgo K. Allen cently and held ltd third meeting mllo was lined on both sides of tho Wednesday afternoon from two to the school closes for the summer. atatod that, the bid waa reasonable. The ordinance is scheduled to re* iWhcn Mrs. Brooks had tho house Tur-sdny. Tho ollicers Lire: eclve Its third and final reading road by cars, and spaco on all tho built tho property had nQ frontage five o'clock and tho annual summer It had been estimated that the cost side Btreets was taken. SALE OF BUNGALOW. card party and dance Friday night, of improving Elm place would be l'resldrnt—Mr*. Tliomus .Timlin,-. Monday night, August 10. One spec- on Branch avenuo. Mr. Doelger en- | I'ii-dt vicn iiri'HiiU-nl—Mrs. (.'h;ir[otti' tator at the meeting remarked that Plana aro under way for an outing larged tho estate to about twice Its August 23. SUPPER AND LAWN TAJITY. $2,500. Councilman Kenneth Wyclt- Iliihi'i'Kiin. to Coney Island for tho firemen and Long Branch People Buy Property i off, chalrninn of the road committee, Socund vico president — Mrs. John War- on this date real "dog days" weath* original slzo by buying land from At Kntontown. Shares aro being sold on the house iv n. ir would be at Its height. their families. Tho trip will bo mado William Rose on tho street men- and lot, which will bo disposed of Keevcytown A. M. 15. Zlon Church'; paid that he was glad to report that •fhlr.il vico president—Mrs. Iioyuton. when "Firemen's Night" Is held dur- tioned and adding it to tho grounds. A five-room bungalow modern and on tho co-operative plan at a bazar Getting Beady for Outing. the outlay would be about $800 less Tramim-—Mrs. 1'nrl KMIUUT. than the estimate. S.H-n-lary- Mr;!. Ciltnily. ing the Mardl Gras In Scptombor, but On tile land back of the houso Is a complete In every way, located at Saturday, September 7. A supper and lawn party will be Vi-i.Kriini chairman —Mr*. Clifford Hum- THK1CF. MKAI,S A DAY. tho Fair Haven company will not marl pit which was onco evidently Monmoulh Pork, Eatontown, hna hold thla Saturday at tho residenco phrry. take part In tho parade. Tho com- largely used. been aold by Elaton F. Comb's, who of Mrs. Mena Recvcy for tho benefit I'IVSJ rhnlrinim—MM. Kilwin I'nrrirr. Dnnco nt BolvedOTo Casino. Dlnm-r-UniK'c by Democratic Club, lly-luws i-h;iinn:tn— .Mra. Alhui SU'wiirt Special Articles on This Subject O* mittee In chargo of tho arnngomonts Hoodlums and vandals have caused is connected with the low offices of of tho Sunday-school outing fund of Tho Pnlr Haven Womon'a Demo- , ing Written 'or Tlio Kegloter. consists of Chief William H. Ander- largo damage to tho house slnco it Quinn, Parsons and Doremua to Tho Belvedere and Keansburg tho Reeveytown A. M. E, Zion son chairman, Percy D. Bennett, has boon vacant. Kvory window has Bortha F. nnd Hellmutli Romer of Boys' club will hold "Yo Olde Barn church. No admission fee will bo cratic club will have a dinner-dance AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP. In today's issuo of Tho liCBlst^ Jimos LaBau. Sr., Jeaso Mcllray, been broken, large sections of tho Long Branch. The lot is 50x150 feet Dance" tomorrow night at the Bel- charged but there will bo a charge nt the Log Cabin Inn nt Portaupeck | thcro Is an Introductory paRO of a Harry B. Kurtls, Chnrloa P. Cross, plumbing have been destroyed or nnd tho property has a two car cur- vedere casino. Several prizes will be for tho supper. A free entertainment Friday night, August IB. Mra. ficorj!n Fair Haven Student Gits UenolU ol feuturo which The Itepjlstor proposes Robert Amendt, Gcorgo Sickles and stolen, portions of tho stairways havo ngc on It. This now owners will tako awarded to those who have the beat will bo part of the featured program. Hnrm IB In charge of the' reserva- to carry with regularity, bonded tions, which must he nvido by Au- Ulison Memorial. "Three Meals a Bay." Arthur B. Sickles. Chief Anderson been ruined or carried away and possession about October 1. The oulo costu-mes. Tho Rcovoytown ,S\mtlny-.school Waller II. Uruyoie, TIT, of Fair Ha- was also delegated to havo a repre- much other destruction and damage wna mado by tho W. A. Hopping Beginning Saturday, August 17, will go to Atlantic Clly on its annual gust 11. The club will hold a Inwn Arranging three meals a duy In card party Tuesday, August 27, at ven road, Fair Haven, luui heuti probably tho biggest bugbear of the sentation at tho Salt Water day cele- have been wrought. Bocnuso of its agency. Ernlo Crickott and his famous radio excursion Thursday, August 15. Mrs. awaidi'il an Irving S. U])son Memor- bration at Keyport August 10. secluded and remote location and the orchestra will provido tlio dnnce F. Jones la superintendent and Rev. the homo of Mm. Augustus Wulfliifj prcseut-ilay housewife ami Tho Reg- on Kemp avenue, Fair Haven. ial scholarship at Hulgers university. Ititor proposes to co-operato with hef fact that it was unoccupied tho de- Fire Apparatus Sold. music for tho rest of tho neuson. Mr. Moss Is paator. Mr. Bniyero, who Is a graduate of spnllers escaped arrest. Tho apparatus which was formerly In thl3 special feature, which will Jn» tilt: Ked Hank hitfh yuhuol, Was elude timely, as well UH scaHonshlo Card Tarty For Club. The house Is of a very unusual used by Navoalnk hook nnd ladder Auxiliary To Meet. Fnlr At Leonardo. Children's Carnival. typo of archltccturo with high wood- awarded th" scholarship by the fac- nicnua und other nrtlclra pertaining A lawn curd party for tho benefit Urn company of Hod Bank |ms been The August meeting of (ho West Tho nnnual fair of Community Tho KumHoii-Mldilloluwn. auxiliary ulty committee for rhnrneUT, jieriion- to tin: tnblo mid kitchen. u[ tho Community club of Rlvor Plaza on column nnd flights of flagstone sold to tho borough of Hlghtatown of the Fltliln Memorial ho.-ipllnl will stops near the front entrance. Beoa Red Bank auxiliary of tho Rlvcrvlew flro company of Leonardo will bo alily, scholastic ability and leader- Special mUckM will bu written for will be held Tuesday afternoon at tho for $250. The snlo waa authorized hospital will bo lield at the ho.no of hold Thursday, Friday nnd Saturilny, hold a children's carnival on Thurs- ship. homo of Mrs. Thomna Pottlt nt tho havo mado their home in ono of tho to bo mado by the mayor and council Tho, iteKlslcr for this fcuturo by columns find a largo quantity of tho president, Mru. loaac A. Foreman Allguat 15, 10 and 17, on the fin day, AuKiiiit '12, at four o'clock, on lie was a elaiiiii olllhor and member prominent oplcurea, For aumo Uplift corner of Foster street nnd Hubburd of Red Bank Monday, night. I he estate of Mrs. Charles Halsey of of llie,yi>:iv bunk stuff, active In dru- avenue, Prizes will bo given nt each honey Is raid to bo stored there. Ono of Everett, tblo afternoon at four houao grounds «t Leoiuirdo. )«at The. Hcglater ban feiiturod spe- of tho unufiuat features Is a studio o'clock. Business of Impmlanco to UIOKIOII. Tho ciilertalnment will nuitics, member of thu varsity foot- cial artliffc'S regarding tauty (llahes by tnblo and refreshments will bo For Bale. bo transacted^' consist of acts uf magic, motion plc- ball anil track U'i'tniH and active In served. Mrs. Harris Hewitt und Mrs. parlor extending from tho ground Auto Owners. Attention. n d , 1 rill(, , 3 Hliiney Snow nnd Mr. Hnow'u artlclp* Chnrlen Meeker aro In chargD, with floor to tho roof and surrounded on Soda water, all flavors, Canada Savo 30% on your Inaimince; tell- '»'»•" " I" "? ' - Y. M. C. A., Hoy Scout nnd Hen Scout will appear mi putt of the "Thies tho second floor by a gallery. Dry, White Rock. Krueger'a beer, Moonlight Excursion, ablo companies, prompt service. Kpe-1 will be served, program:!. He will tnlu up bUHltietiH Mcalu a Duy" feature, tho club members uq assistants, and other brands. Also distilled wa- August 21st, dancing, entertainment, dill rates on fleets. WliltR-l'acli "" " adtnllihstnttloi], Mr. Parnono is having tho house ter- Bonjamln H. Crate. 14 North refreshment bar. Steamer Handy Agency, Broad nnd Mechanic Htreota, modernized, nnd among other things Bridge avenuo, Red Bank, nhone 14BG Hook. For reservations phono He'd Harvest Home. ,' ryptuvrltor Hiiwlnlllt, Women Wanted the two-story parlor will bo elimi- —Advertisement- phono Rod Bunk 2100. M. Holler. V. COH'H Neck Hefnrmod church, cm '' Moonlight Hull. Any make alcsnail. oiled sod «'!» tonight, Friday and Saturday oven- Bank 2707.—AdvortiHnmont. 13. Groaslngor.—Advertisement. Wednesday, August 14. Supper 7f)c ;ln(?s nt the 150th Annual Klrcmon's nated. Thin pint of the building will The \':lf> o'clock.' Thu com- Men Wnilted now heating system nnd new ptumt>- nml repaired, Trubln's, 3D Broad Gimrunteert mnchituw >it bttrjjait. Ing, Qunckcnbuim & Ncvlyn of Steamed Clams, N, C, mltloH In cln\rt!o conslsln of Mm. Friday and 8*li! ...... prlcea. Expert repulrlnK. rotley* AtlanUo holel Fa r Fishing parties. Marinn~ II. anch- KumimiKO Sale Rlicra, HIMI Hank.—Advertisement Lawrence J. Schilling chulinmii, Mra. lnj;n nt tho doth Amnidl t'iim»ao> Broad street. Hod Bank.—Advertino- Shrewsbury have the contract. Im- ?« - ' Haven, on ored nt JJobel'a Bout Works, Soa WotlnOrHluy, August XI, iU flre >KHI.';P, lJ'nlr, Navtmlnli, N, J. Wtft provement* will also be nuula to luo Wednesday8 ana Baturdaya.-Adver- Bright, B. W. Covert, captain. Phono Kilt:m V, Dtuiiiu and Mloa Marion meat, ' uaaaieiit Shrewsbury avenuo, by, Mlddlctown HOVH erm mako extra pocket money llurm. pi-ton. OOIIIXD JMlymaiiin * B»d Bank 720.—AdvisrUaement, Baptist church,—Advertisement, The Rosiator,—Advertlfioiiiout, • -**»: •• ,„ REDBACK! ^GISTER, AUGUST 8,1885.

man Brennan placet little truth to DR. L. W. CARLBON Seeking Funds For this report »nd claims ha Is fully in- Atlantic Highlands. SUBGEON CHIROPODIST formed as to the activities of the (Tha tl«d Bank Bwlito us U bought FOOT AILMENTS Road Improvements police.-He said the police are not in Atlantlo UIghlanda at the stores of Odlca Houm Diily 10 k: m. to B p. in. oonduotlng a "rackot" and that when William LsS, 1. Umburg and i. Kati). Evcnlngst Tuesday and Thursday. Tho advisability of maklnfj appli- the application was filed for re-ap- The annual aacred concart will bs TIMELY MERCHANDISE For appointment rihon* 2443. cation for federal funds lor road Im- polntment of a constable early thiJ held, tonight by the Methodist choir 60 BROAD ST., BED BANK. N. 3. provements was discussed at length spring, the appointment was not ln the church auditorium. The as- at the August mooting of the Karl- made, as the,re had baen a number sisting artists are Mr. and Mri. A. THAT WILL ADD ZEST HIGHEST CASH PKICES PAID tan township committee Friday of complaints made against tho con.F. Eiler of Newark, Nicholas Kasco night. Considerable road Improve- stable for unnecessary motor arrests nnd Frederick Moromarco of Tren- ments have been made in the town- ltijormar years. .,To.wn»hip.Recorder ton and Rev. Harry It Hummer of ship during the jmst two y*ars, Thomas Smith BIBO denied the report this place. TO YOUR DOLLAR Old Gold-Silver notably Laurel avenue from tho and Bays tho records of arrests are U. S. Government License Keansburg borough line southerly to open for Inspection. He has heard Over 450 persons attended the din- route 35 and the Middle road from ner Saturday night at St. Agnes'a au- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS about 2S motor cases during the Palmer avenue, southerly to the Key- time tho police h&ve been on duty. ditorium. The dinner vai held ln Every one of these items listed has been port borough line. This work was The police wore appointed to servo conjunction with tha annual carnival. GUNS — CAMERAS — done with Btato aid. Two moreproj- No carnival was held Friday night BINOCULARS — ETC. ecta now under way. "will also be from May 30 to Labor day. owing to the rain. It waa decided cpecially selected to put both quality and price done -with slate aid. At the con- to postpone) awarding tha |B0 on the Bought — Sold — Exchanged clusion of the discussion over the co-operative plan until later ln the application for federal funds, J. WBBB PROGRAM. season. A complete report on the appealin THIS EVENT. BARGAIN IN WATCHES Frank Wolgand, township attorney, supper and carnival will be made who was present at the meeting, was The progrfoi 1» aa follows: next Sunday morning by Rev. Mi- 221 Broadway, Long Branch authorized to obtain the necessary A. M. Friday, Aurult 0, 1S3S chael H. Callahan, application papers and apply for $15,- 9:00—Morning Sorenad*. Visit Our Store Where You Will Find the Most ~" 9:14—Snydtr. Tho Young Ladles' Sodality of St. 000. In the event that the grant is 3:15—Mornlnsr Devotions. Agnes's church will hold a beach obt&lned all the funds will be used S:(6—Music Snap. party next Monday night at Leon' Complete Selection in Anything Required for the New Born. on road work, which will, put most 9:46—Parent Teachers Program. ard's beach at Leonardo. of the roads In the township In good 10:00—Children'. Hour. 10:45—Snyder. As the result of complaints being 50c Carter's Infanta' Shirti and condition. 10:46—Studio fetture. made of cars speeding along First 1.00 Girls'Play Suits. 11:00—Tho Theat.n. avenuo to the railroad pier tho police Bands. Lisle and Mesh. 3 FOR 4 to 16 years. Another project, advocated by P. M. 95 Consider the Name department has put signs ln tho 67 Chairman Thomas Bronnan over a 8:30—To b« annjnineed. yearlago, the creation of a lake from 4:00—Music Shop. center of tho rood warning motorists "•1:01—Fads and Fashions. that the speed limit Is fifteen mlbs 59c Infants' hand made Dresses 59c Girls' Shorts, £ull cut; C tho Intersection of route 39 and tho 4:30—Church ol tie Air. ah hour. Stone road, southerly to Phillips 6:00—Chsrlta Derbyshire .Sonsl. and Creepers. AT fast colors. 6:15—Varieties, i The Atlantlo Highlands Business Ol the ngency to whom you Mills, still hanga lire. According to G:30—Town Chatter. 37 Men's association will hold a moon- the chairman the creation of this 6:45-—Asbury Park walkathon, C entrust tho protection of your Inke would cover about ninety acres 6:49—Carter. light sail Tuesday night, August 20, 1.25 All wool Shawls, fringed or 1.00 Boys'sleeveless Wash Suits, of mosquito-breeding salt water G:00—Itabctte, Songs. on the steamer Sandy Hook. The plain. Pink, blue, white. C home, 3'our automobile, and 6:15—LOIIK Branch Walkathon, boat will leave the pier here at ten 87 latest styles, fast color—the kind meadow land. This project has been 0:30— Journal. o'clock. held up by the State Planning com- 6:31^-Front Pa« Drama, ^i that fit right. 2 to 9 years. 68 other valuables. mission, who Insist that before this 6:45—Julinns. The Bowtell agency has rented the 1.25 A full line of Boys' and C work can bo undertaken the road at 6:4G—Studio Trogram. Noaon cottage on Bay avenue to Mr, Girls' Sweaters, all wool. This agency stands for tho 7:00—SunnysUle. and Mrs. J. E. Mayer of New York, 79c BOYS' SHORTS C Phillips Mills will have to be raised. 7:01—Memories. 87 Part of this road Is In Holmdel town- 7:15—Larry La Ros and AI Durlew. the VanDaalen cottage at Leonardo Up to 6 Yearsi soundest In protection nnd tho 7:30—Juilanj. to Mr. and Mrs. Theodora White of 57 ship, which has complicated the proj- 7:31—Uetter Homing Proeram. utmost In fnir dealing. ect, nnd not much progress has,been 8:00—Harry lloicnthal'a orchestra. Ashevllle, North Carolina, and a c 1.00 Boys' Shorts... linen, seer- made, due to this fact. Mr. Bren- 8:30—Variety Hour. house on Sixth avenue to Sheriff and 25c Receiving Blankets, new 9:00—Long Branch Walkathon. Mrs. John Colford of Jersey City. patterns. 3 FOR sucker and whip cord; smart nan Is hopeful that tho rnatter will y:1 f>—To be announced. 50 Miss Eunice Rogers and Miss Ar- patterns. 6 to 16 years. be taken up with the Holmdel town- 9:30—C. Howard Scott, organist, 79- G. Howard Lippincott ship officials and the necessary work i):45—ABbury Park wnlkatnon. llno Forbes are spending a vacation 2.49 Crepe de Chine Carriage done at tho point mentioned, which 10:00—Journal, at Miss Forbes's homo in New Hamp- •| .77 Real Estate and Insurance 10:01—Felix Ferdinando's orchestra. shire, 1.00 Famous Kaynee Blouses, will then clear the way for applica- 10:30—Rhythm Rascals with Boy Rooks. Cover Seta. ne\v lot of new patterns just re- 31 MonnloiiUi St., JIfd V.y.k tion for funds from the federal gov- 10:45—American Family Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley of 11:00—Long Branch Walkathon. Jersey City were guests last week of ceived; extra special ! ernment to undertake the lako proj- 11:15—To be Announced. 57° 1'hone 321. ect. P. M. Saturday, August 10, 1935. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. O'Neil in 85 The Stat» Highway commission, B :00—Opportunity program. Woodland Park section. 4.95 BATHINETTES 5:30—Muslo Shop. The bonds recently sold by the i ' 59c Children's Sun Suits, the C having advised the commltteo that 6:31—Studio feature. 3 borough to Leaoh Bros, of New York the application for funds for the Im- 6:45—Aebury Park welkathon. kind that look well. 2 FOR provement of Poolo avenue from the 6:00—To be Announced. were delivered early this week. The 88 Middle road easterly to tho Stone 6:15—Lone Branch ttalkathon, Issue amounted to $132,000, and Birdseye and Flannelette Dia- 6i80—Julians. Mayor Chauncey C. Phillips has been pers. 27x27 pkg. 59c Basque Shirts, the newest C road and also Bethany road has been 6:81—Adventurea of Flash Gordon. Informed by Leach Bros, that tho 65 approved, a special meeting will be 6:15—Ethel Best, Songs. stripes and colors. 6 to 16 years. ' hold August 16 to receive bids for 7:00—Resume. , entire Issue has been Bold. The 37 tho work. Tho plans for this work A. M. Monday, Auxutl 12, 1039. bonds will b« retired by the borough C 0:00—Morning Serenade. at the rate "of »7,000 a year for 1.49 Hand made 3-pc. Bootee 19c Children's Socks and Ank- were prepared by the township en- 0:14—Enyder. ilghteon years and <6,Q0O for the C gineer, George F. Randolph. 0,15—Word Hens. Sets. Pink, blue or white. 95 lets in all styles, largest selection The emergency relief officials, In a 9:30—Music Shop. nineteenth and final year. in town. 6 to 9%. 2 pair for report for July, stated that there 9:31—Morning Devotions. Baby clinic will be held next Tues- 25 10:00—Thing? you phnul'l know, . day afternoon at the fire house, 1,00 Girls' P. K. and Sheer C were 55 families en the relief list. 10:S0—News. New fall line of Girls' Broad- During that period tho list remained 10:46—Women's hour. John S Flitcroft, William T. Dun- Dresses—1 to 6 years C the same, with four cases closed and 11:00—The Theaters. ihy, George Stryker, Walter Wll- 68 cloth Dresses. P. H. lams and Waldron Smith attended and 10 to 14 years. lour new oneB. ( 79 7:00—Anthony Antlnoxi!, Bongs, tha testimonial dinner for Freeholder Reg. 1.00; 4 to 14. Special— The application to the highway 7:15—Long Branch Walkathon. 37 iommlseloner for approval for the In- 7:30—Julians. Raymond WyckofT last week at tho 1.95 Organdy, Dimity and P. K. 79c Mesh Polo Shirts. stallation of a blinker light at tho 7:31—Bay Conklln, aongi. Berkeley-Carteret hotel at Asbury 7:45—fluisl Barb&ry'a Orchestra. ^ark. I' Talon zipper, latest patterns. nterseotlon of Laurel avrmuo and 8:00—Pilling Si.ten. Dresses. route 36 was approved. 8:15—String Trio, Carl Larsen of Brooklyn dived Off 6 to 16 years. 8:30—To be announced. he Mandalny pier into shallow Water 5F Two bills wore received for fowls a :43—Carter. Sunday and his head hit the bottom. Special lot of Children's Crepe klllod by doga, ones from Mlas Ade- 8:46—Aahuvy Park Walkathon. .95 1.29 Children's Terry Robes, 6 laide Aumaclt for $4.50, and Oustave 9:00—Be3ume. He was pulled out of the water and de Chine Dresses, 7 to 14 years. jlnborg fnr ?B0. Both hills were laid P. M. Tuesday, Auguat 13, 1939. rushed to the Rlvervlew hospital at to 16 years. 4:00—Fads and Fashions. Hed Bank In the ambulance of the Values to $3.50. 79 iver for further discussion. Tho township police report for July waa •1:30—Music Shop. Atlantlo Highlands first aid squad; 4:31—To be Announced. An examination revealed only a npproved and ordered filed. No com- 5:00—finydor, ment was made on this report, not- 6:01—Tea time tunes. alight Injury to tho man's neclci Our Shoe Department is most complete withstanding, the fact that according 5:S0—Town Chatter. When he plunged Into the water his CLOSING OUT 6:45—Asbury Park Walksthon. head struck Boft mud. to report, a woman resident of the 6:00—Pote, fllnalng Doorman. featuring Dr. Posner's Stono road has charged that . two 6:10—Lone Branch walkathon. Mrs. Eugene Llcneclc has bean en- OUR ENTIRE LINE OF township policemen were conducting 0:30—Julians. tertaining relatives from New York. 6:31—NOWB Review. Child's Life and Dr. Malkin's Shoes a "racket" in making: arests for petty G;45—Charles Gottchalk and Charles Charles R. Snyder, who Is a sur- lolatlons of the traffic laws. Chair- Francis. gical patient at tho Monmouth Me- During this sale a special reduction will be given. Bathing Suits and Beach Apparel 7:00—-Resume. morial hospital, is steadily Improv- Here the Child Is fitted up properly with our Shoes. Special P. M. Wednesday, August 14, 1931. ing. attention given ln every regard. We lit them correctly at Below Cost 5:00—Juvcnllo Climber* Program. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Letts and Mr. all times. 5:30—Studio Program. and Mrs. Joseph Smith spent Satur- 6:45—Asbury Park Walkatlon. 6:00—Mimic shop. day and Sunday at Atlantic City, 6:01—Ilitbotto, songs. Postmaster John R. Snedekor gavo 6:16—LonK llranch walkathon his fifth annual party Saturday for* J. KRIDEUS 6 :30—Julians, the chlldron at tho Tribune Fresh 6:31—OrKr.n Melodies, fi :45—Memories. Air homo at Chapel Hill. He gave 7:00 — Musicals. away 125 boxes of Ice cream and lots 7:15—Homo Philosopher, 7:30--Cnrt;p. of cake. Afterward the children 7:S1—Iln

\ RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1935. Threw in the Shrewsbury Is related to the Pollution May pollution of the water by sewage. He points out, however, that he is power- less to taks action against tho very Have Killed Fish wealthy people who allow their sewage to empty Into the. RumBon branch of the Shrewsbury. If only Dr. I. W. Sixer of Federal Bur-' he caii Ret federal and -state ordera Red Bank Bargain Spectacular Values . eau of Fisheries Makes Report to back him up there should be no real dllliculty in correcting thia situ- of Investigation Conducted at ation. IluniBon is by no means trie Rumson. only town emptying sewage into the South Shrewsbury, but the dilution Sewage pollution la ascribed as the Here is not as great as in other probable cause of mortality of flah places, and hence pollution results. CARNIVAL This Week in Polly's pond at Humflon,, accord- Conclusion. Tho death of fish In Ing to Charles E. Jackson, acting the South Shrewsbury at Rurnson Ifl commissioner of tho Bureau of Flsh- probably related to contamination of the water. Further information IN THE rles, United Statoa Department of miKht be obtained by studying the Commerce, who investigated a. com- situation when flsh are actually dy- plaint at the request of Dr. J. Lynn ing in the water, and when both fish SCHULTE Offers Alahaffey, State Health director. and water could be analyzed. Active Dr. I. W, Slzer of Bivalve, federal steps should be taken to clear up epresentative of the Bureau of the pollution of the water by cor- August Furniture and Rug Sale recting the sewage disposal. Fisheries, made tho investigation at Rumson, Communicating with Dr. QUALITY MERCHANDISE Mahaffey, the acting federal commis- GAMBLING CHARGES. sioner said, "Dr. Sizer is ol tho opin- ion that sewage pollution may be re- Commissioner Burnett to Turn Them AT LOWEST PRICES West Furniture Co., Both Stores Ovor to Prosecutor. sponsible for tho death of fish in this enclosed estuary. His observations State Alcoholic Beverage Commis- BUY NOW AND SAVE! As a result of the buying public's approval of our method of indicate gross pollution which ob- sioner Burnett at Newark notified viously should be corrected. As you Ocean township authorities Monday conducting an AUGUST SALE many "One-of-a-Kind- know, however, the federal govern- In a caustic communication that he LADIES' THIS SALE ONLY! MEN'S Suites" and numerous Odd Pieces are being offered subject ment haa no authority over pollution was turning over to Prosecutor Baz- PERCALE to prior sale at EXTRA SPECIAL REDUCTIONS, CREAT- of state waters except when menac- ley for action tho gambling charges WHITE HOSE ing navigation, and hence, its correc- made against the roadhousc, Giddy's YVfiro lOo & 15o tion is dependent upon local state Wanama.^sa Gardens. Aprons ING ONE OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY BUYING OP- All Sizes pr. PORTUNITIES AVAILABLE. action." "Mockery" and "travesty" were the Dr. Slzer's report Is as follows: characterizations Commissioner Bur- Fast CulnrR Pluln - Fancy 8' nett gave to tho proceedings last HATS Inquiry revealed that practically all Thursday before the township com- Dining Room Suites, Living Room Suites, Bed Room Suites, All the fish which had died in the LADIES' Piques ALL 59c & 79c Shrewsbury had been found in the mittee when the local officials dis- Grades of Rugs, Chrome Steel Furniture, Wall Paper, Solid Maple small bay of the South Shrewsbury missed the gambling charges against PURE SILK Gabardines Furniture, Innerspring Mattresses, All Porch Gliders and Summer river at Rumson. Several tons of the roadliouse and did not revoke its Boys' Knickers dead toad flsh. locally called solly- liquor license. Linens WashaMo Furniture, Grass and Fibre Rugs as well as Wiltons and Axminsters, ;rowlers, had been removed In this "In view of tho travesty presented SLIPS 39' Pro-Shrunk Wore 1.00 Sjtudio Couches, Floor and Table Lamps, Cribs, Carriages and Nursery small "cut" of the rivex* In the past by tlie proceedings of August 1," All Sizes two weeks. In addition to tho nan Commissioner Burnett wrote curtly, Lace Trimmed Ail 59c & 69c Values 49 Furniture, and hundreds of other items. many dead crabs were also disposed of at the same time. On July 23 and "I am directing my department to 21 when this investigation was made, transmit no further revocation pro- LADIES' # A REAL no dead fish could be found, although ceedings to your township lor ac- LADIES' On These Extra Specials Save 20$ to 60% a very thorough search was made uf tion." All future oases will be hand- SENSATION! the entiro salt water pond. This was led directly by the department, the Satin Undies a serious handicap to our study since commissioner said. WASH m. it was impossible ,to make any analy- Dancettes PURE SILK sis of the flsh to learn the exact Chemise cause of death. A few crabs were Full-r'ashioned TIES £ recovered, but were in such a late Lincroft News. Trimmed state of putrefaction an to bo of littlo (Tho Rta Dank Rejilittr can (J« bnnghl MEN'S WEST FURNITURE CO. help. Thousands of fundulus (killl- Bt Lincroft froni Georgo Toop. who bai LADIES' flsh) were seen in this salt water delivery route.) pond, Indicating that conditions here KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY are no longer incompatible with the Calvin Hasbrouck of Thomasvllle, Rayon Undies SLACK5 existence of ilsh. Georgia, visited friends on Brookdalo Ducks, Stripes farm Monday. Panties ( Branch Stor.e: Middletown-Red Bank Highway. This problem is of little interest Prc-Shrunlc with reference to the destruction of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shutts and Step-ins HOSE sea food of economic Importance. It Mrs, Shutt's mothor, Mrs. Emma Worn 25n All Sizes 89 becomes significant, however, when Byram of Lexington, Kentucky, form- Sizes 8H-10 5 viewed from the standpoint of tho erly of Shrewsbury, are visiting at LADIES ' All Shades BOYS' wealthy residents nearby who strong- Grcentree farm. ly object to the odor of dying flsh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens and ...... Q At tho moment this is not a Borioua daughter of the Main road and Mr. BANDEAUS WASH SUITS problem since no lonRcr can any Each Pair Sizes 3-0. dead flsh be found in this locality. and Mrs. Eugene Layton and -chil- All Sizes It seems probable, on the other hand, dren of Katontown npent Sunday All Widths Guaranteed. Pro-Shrank with Mrs. Layton's sister, Mrs. Kay- Wnro 19o that this condition of dying flsh will Were 69o 43 Wera 70o & 1.00 inond Maine of Verona. 49 recur nKaln this season or next year 12 as soon as the condition of the water A special business meeting of the becomes toxic to sea life once more. Lincroft chapel will bo held tonight ALL 1.49 SLASH MOTORING COSTS Apparently it Is not a new experience LADIES' at eight o'clock with Superintendent LADIES' to have flsh die in this locality, and it LADIES' will probably happen again unle-Ja Stanley Stilwell presiding. Teachers, mortality is removed. ailnlts and friends are urged to at- SHEER WASHABLE tend. ... with New Tire That Protects You From High-Speed Blow-outs ^Possible Causes of Fish Mortality. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolf and COTTON TAFFETA 1. JFi3h came in to spawn and then sons, Raymond and Richard, ot died.' This seema unlikely, since Bloomfleld, were week-end visitors of. dead craba as well as flsh were found. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schofleld. Nancy READ HOW SILVERTOWNS 2. A combination. o£ factors, such Schofleld returned home with them HOUSE as wind and tide, swept flsh and to spend a week, FOR crabs into this small bay and made MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE! it impossible for them to escape at-. Mr. and Mrs. Dante Daverlo enter- SLIPS terward. This would only explain tained Mr. and Mrs. Locust Besozzi FROCKS "T'VE risked my life in the Arctic and on the their presence in this bay o£ tha of New York over the week-end at IN STOEE th& Lincroft Inn..v ' Were S9<^ ftJ5sKB.*D JL Empire State Tower—in the air—on the river, not the causo of death. Straight and V Top* 3. Arsenic poisoning caused the Miss Lois Macintosh, daughter of ground and the sea," says "DUTCH" WEIGHT. THIS SALE ONLY! flAS CUT BUT BIOW-OUTS "It's dangerous—sure, but it's the unexpected deaths of the flah and crabs. In- Mr. and Mrs. William Macintosh, Jr., habitants have been spraying heavily Is spending two weeks with relatives 25 Styles Lacs danger of blow-outs that I really fear. I'll never with lead arsenate to combat the at Arlington. HAVE ME SCftREO get over the one I lived through. I was driving in Japaneso beetle, and sufficient quan- The village firemen assisted at the All Sizes Trimmed. tities may have reached tho water charity horse show held here Sun- .00 Maine when my right front tire blew out—sent to kill the flsh. There were many Sizes me spinning into the ditch. I ducked under the dead and dying beetles on the sur- day. 160 Only ol , face of the water. It seems unlikely Mr. and Mrs. William McKnlght. 31-44. dash—was knocked 'cold'—but by luck came that sufficient arsenic could reach Jr., were Sunday visitors of Mr. and These Frocks out alive." ' *» the water to bring this about. This Mrs. William McKnlght, Sr., of Free- Is not a farming district, and if 1 Here's why your car should be equipped with hold. arsenic poisontnjr of flsh does occur Rev. and Mrs. William H. Vander- Goodrich Safety Silvertowns. Today's high speeds it would bo expected that Ilsh would be killed In water adjacent to farms. nieer and (laughter spent Sunday vis- MEN'S MEN'S generate terrific heat inside your tires and this iting Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderwall 80 SQUARE internal heat is the great unseen cause of these 4. Contamination and. pollution of of Keyport. Rev. Vandermeer on this salt water bay is the causo of high-speed blow-outa. the deaths of flsh and crabs therein. Sunday, August II, will be the guest Broadcloth SHIRTS This Is doubtless the most likely of preacher at Central Reformed church and Real blow-out protection tho causes suggested and will be dia- at Paterson. His church at Holmdel will be closed for the day. But in the new Safety Silvertowns, the Life-Saver cussed in some detail. PERCALE The "cut" at Rumson is completely Jack Kelly, Jr., spent the week-end SHORTS Golden Ply resists heat. Rubber and fabric don't enclosed on all sides except for a with hla uncle, Raymond Wilson of separate. Blisters don't form. High-speed blow- very narrow opening into the south Dover. Were 25c outs simply don't get a start. branch of tho Shrewsbury. The only Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagenfohr of Full Combed Cotton change in water In this salt bay is the Main road entertained as Satur- Shirts SHIRT1 K XS S See this tire. Notice the big, husky-cleated caused by the ebb and flow of the tide. Due to tho narrowness of the day visitors Mrs. Mary Duff, Mrs. COLOR FAST PBE-SHBUNK Pre~Shrunk tread. That's why Silvertowns also protect you Bella Moore, Miss Edith Atkins and Remnants opening there is no great amount of SIZES 14-17, Broadcloth water which circulates into or out if Harry Koettlng, all of Brooklyn, and from dangerous "tail spin" skids. SHOETS And if you're looking for tires that will give this inlet. Since thero is no fresh Mis3 Peggy Itine of Rochester, New water emptying Into this "cut" the York. Another All Sizes you months of extra mileage, get 14 water remains fairly salty (salinity Joseph Clancy of Freehold was a Schulto a set of Golden Ply Silvertowns. about 22) and fairly alkaline (pH Sunday visitor of his cousin, Bernard about 8). In no place is this salt Scoop ! BOYS' Remember, they're aa(er, water* pond moro than a few feet Kelly. they'll last longer. Yet Silver- deep. With tho water so shallow it "What Is Sunday?" will be Rev. 300 Only SHIRT and -f flic is not surprising to find its tempor- | David Povey's topic Sunday at the of These 1 2 HEWTUBEJSA" towns cost no more than other atura to bo quite high (over 30' de- logular 10:45 o'clock service at the SHORTS - * standard tires! That's why they grees C). The bottom Is covered 54' Lincroft chapel. Mrs. Myrtle Perry help you slash motoring costs. with a thick coating of black sludge and Mrs. Ada Woodward will sing a and mud. A careful survey of this duet. salt water pond with a row boat LADIES' LADIES' ind- showed much decaying ulva or sea Peter VanGcrbig, son of Mr. and Finest > m e lettuce, and much black, sludgy ma- Mrs. Howell VanGerblg, has been WHITE CHARDONIZED FREE! ft!fety terial floating around or submerged. confined to his home by Illness. '•sag; League emblem with red In several areas the surface was Misses Maxino and Ruth Flrft- Purses Wines & Liquors HOSE cryitol reflector to pro- | tcct you If your tail light covered with bubbles produced by hnugh of Long Branch are spending Worn 350 goes out. No obligation. tho decomposing material. In certain the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harlnm Worn 25(1 AT All Sizes nnd Black **•,«• Juat join Silvcrtown places oil was visible on the sur- Daly of the Main road. SlmtleB. Safety League. Endorsed face. Much of the material had tho by Traffic Officials. Come Tho vacation olub met Thursday at Lowest In todoy. appearance and odor of sewage 1 MEN'S & LADIES' waste. the home of Mr. and Mrs. William FULL CUT Patterson of Newman Springs road Prices This idea was confirmed by actu- nt which time a party was held for Hankies ally finding several open sewor pipes Vickers Distilled tho seven present members. Those W'ora 5fl 81x00.SHEETS emptying into this "cut" at Buinaon. attending besides Eva, Dorothy and Limited Quantity Judging from tho appearance and London Dry Gin Homiuod Goodrich odor of foul decaying waste matter, Paulino Patterson, were Nancy Scho- fifth Were 6!)o tho pollution and contamination In ilekl, Lois Macintosh and Lillian and GIRLS' Tieu, BATTERY this almost landlocked salt water Ann Wellner. Meetings for tho next Flejsclimann's Dry pond might • easily become great two weeks have been postponed. M HEMMED enough at times to kill off nny toad Nancy Schoffelil will be hostc53 at Sheer Dresses Distilled Gin Huh or crabs which might ho. present. I tho next meeting-. lCvnry 1.00 JBII/. To any observer this pollution la PILLOW very obvious, and yet thero is no Dross In Store. /« SJI'- fifth data availablo to show this from a Tills Sillo Only! . bacteriological point of view. It is Everett News. CASES also .lust as obvious that some im- Imported Vermouth Woro 10a Full Size 12 mcdlnto action should bo taken to Mrs. Pearl Taylor and chlldrei TOTS' French or Italian clean up thlH disgraceful situation. William and Bculah, of Rlchmom , One would think that thin odor of Virginia, left Saturday for their SILK rotting rcfuso would bo almost as home. Thoy had been spending a SUN SUITS ttle objectionable to tho Inhabitants an * 59' ,t/4pt> " that of decaying IIHII. few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bcnju PONGEE min S. Hankinson. Gramercy Distilled ;. Iflo Yd. "H J"C yd. A conference- with the local health Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oswald of D^Gi- fiftll89c * PrlauiabJact to china* without notle* Copyright. 193 5. The B. V. Goodridi Co. authorltloa confirmed our own con- Belford were Sunday visitors of Mr 13 mmn. clusions as to the cauao of tho death and Mrs. Walter Aroso nnd family. BOYS- 16 of ao many ilsh. Dr. William J. Hiram Walker's Morsoreau. chairman of tho ltumsnn Mrs. Adclaldo Hackett and duufih board of health, agreed very strong- ters of St. Albuns, I^ong Island, wen TENNIS "Ten High" Straight OUR STOCK ly with my own coiicluHlons tlint Hiuulny vlwltoiH of Mr. and Mru OFlSc oodrieJl pollution waa at tho bottom of this Uliarlea Humph, Whiskey pl •?ftc trouble, and that tho only remedy Mls3 Mary Warnekcr has been con SHOES ' would bo to reform tho private ( fined to her homo with a severo cas( 1 1 Sash No Money Down—Easy Terms. Use Our Budget Pay Plan. eowago disposal systems. In North AH Si' " "Olo Quaker" of sunburn. Ueg. I>!)o Shrewsbury the flewago problem hiiH John Dzlozyo spent Sunday witl C 25 boon taken cara of and tho catchimr Straight Rye "7Q Curtains of shollllah permitted. In tho .South hi.-i sinter, Mrs. T, Gozdzlevskl o, LADIES' HAROLD STOUT'S Tire Store Shrewsbury fishing In prohibited Brooklyn, Sfiven Months Old. rt. 10c Lifebuoy Soap .. 4c Blnco Boveral of tho-municipalities Arrangements aro progressing for 115 W. Front St., Phone 1742 Red Bank, N. J. have open BOWOH running into It. It tho annual chicken supper and car- BEACH 19c Alcohol 6c is only a matter of time beforo thn;io nival for St. Catherine's church of "Millstream" Apple towns will be forced by federal or Everett to bo held on tho grounds of Aged Ona Y«ir 25c J&J Talcum !4c All Gulf Refining Company Stations Btato Injunctions to rovlso their Sandals pt. sewaRo disposal plants, Ht. Gabriel's church, Bradovelt, Tues- Woro Bun 94' 10c Lux Soap 4c Tho road to better and bigger buil- Act to Authorise Pfriotm to Changs Thftlr heard, for an ortar t« aulhorlie me U day evening, August 27. Tickets aro new lends through The Register's Ad- Nnm«i," Approved February 24, 1S7C, am! ""»»•• another namo, to wlti Julian blurb Perhaps this would bn nn oppor- now on sale, Mra. Bernard A. Hickey tlm amendments and cuiiplementii thereof, tune timn for tho authorities to foru.i vertising columns.—Advertisement. notice la hereby »lv»u that I, Jullnn Simon llGSH. Is in clmrgo of tho affair nnd will bo Holatoln, by Maude HMI, unit friend, ahull JUMAN SIMON HOI.STEM. such a reform. miMstcd by Mm. Walter Palmer and NOTICTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVLE E •."Pi)applyy' 't»o «tnt«•« CourCurtt of Common I'leI'Ileal mt t>of( By Manila Hex. Dr. Edwin F. Stewnrt, director of Mrn. Wilfred Hawxhurat. .... „„ ' Hln Next KrUnit, tho lionllh department work In lluin- TO ASSUME ANOTHER NAME. County of Monmouth >t the Com I Edward and Inane Haggln of New f llmi*» Htt KeiihoirFhld i on SaturdaySd , iho"Hlh h lr)»« Eifceron Avem.o, Ung lii.nch, N. J, son nnd four other muiilclpiilltlcs, SCHULTE-UNITED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! ~_ , . \ ~ \ .— . rl«y r»f September, lOflR, at ten o'clock In Dated Aniriiiit. !«t, 1(1,1,5, nnd the man who wan Instrumental Bum, North Carolina, aro upending ruMUant to Ul« provision! of an net of I th« fnrenmm, ll«yllaht Hiving Tlnw. or tho month at Foreman's boarding 32-34-36 Broad St., Red tk* UiUltturt of New J«r»ey «ntHI«4 "An 1M toon trurmfur •• tho matter can be Al>|iloan(e. Stovenn, Faittr * rtouiml In culling federal attention to thin U Broad BUnt, ] Clutter, ween that tho death of fish •chool. RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,198B. tempt might then ba made by abolishing jinecures and don't forget that American cookery KETITIOW OOB 8ENATOB& superfluous jobs and reducing; oversized ularlss to ob- offers a rich variety found In no oth- A Study Made Of Recruiting Shows RED BANK REGISTER tain the money which the new tax la designed to raise. er country.—Mother's Horn* Life. Seek Protest Voto Ajalnit Atrocltle* ESTABLISHED 1878 BY JOHN H. COOK. Editorial Views Families On Relief v In Germany, In Monmouth, The New Brunswick Dlitrlot Or- Population Trend New that Assemblyman Thcron GEORGE 0,'HANOE, Editor. If All Unemployed of U.t Win- ganization committee of the Work- Records of Enlistment* in the • FREDEIUC S. HAYES, Managing Editor. (Tht oplnlona «xpmiK la the Editorial McCampbell has thrown down the men's Circle has sent the following The Farmers Get Another Vliira hercundtr do not oect.nrllj curr prago of battle to Frank Hague, It ter Obtain Work There Would petition to Honorable W. Warren Marines Reveal That Many lh« tndortamen* of Tb« ftatUtfir.) ia believed that he has decided to Still be 37,000 Families Need- Barbour and Honorable A. Harry Young Men in Service H«il THOMAS IRVING BKOWN, ft. Raw Deal From the New Deal. Judicial Infallibility. seek the Democratlo nomination for ing Relief. Moore, United States Senators from From the Inland. Fubllsher and Buslnc«« Manager. Ordinarily the harvesting of potatoes Is well under Senator from Monmouth, in which New Jersey: With all du e respect to ther courts, event thB Democratic primaries of If all tho persons In families which wa•*uy^ aUtL thiLIIJQs timLimite; o\ILf thniue yeajviur i*nm Monmout^iiuitiiiuukihi county*JVH*»V.J,I bu»#«*t• l'-ti .* Sir; One of the beet places to study due to low prices very little of the crop has been sold. Including the supreme court, the eug- that county will divide Interest with Were on relict last winter when re- shifts in population Is at a recruiting decisions are l e We, the New Brunswick District THTC RED BANK REGISTER Such sales as have been made were nt ruinously low P' . " th» Republican primaries of Essex. lief rolls were highest should obtain Organization Committee of thatatlone , according: to Major Fred E. lt wordn in IInterpreting the statute Thc Monmouth Democratic emploment now, the large number of la a member of prices for the farmers. They are delaying making ship- j ,„ becolnlng mora ard more dlfflcm Workmen's Circle of the United N. Ersklno, who has an excellent op- TJIK ASSOCIATED TRESS mentB In the hope that better conditions Will prevail for believe. All of us being invests tlon haa selected Sheriff Howard 37,000 families would remain to beStates and Canada, the district being portunity to check these migrations t0 Height to oppose Mr. McCampbell. cared for by the New Jersey Emer- composed of ten branches located in through tha youtha who apply for The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the them. wit••h• huma• n weakness• / It is obvious Height I» regarded as a strong can gency Relief Administration! Those tho cittea of New Brumwlck, Tren- Borvloa In the Marine Corps at Fed- use for repubilcation uf all news dispatches to it or not This action would seem to be wise, if it is true as that judges are similarly endowed, didate, and has demonstrated his families embrace almost 120,000 In- ton, PJainneld, Perth Amboy, Lake- eral Building, Washington and Chris- otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news has often been asserted that prices aro controlled by | frequently to _ the dismay of thoa dividuals and most ot the Individ- wood, Freehold, Asbury Park, Long topher Btreot, Now York, who mu«t abide by their decisions. abilities as a vote-getter, but so h8J Branoh and Flemlngton, petition you, published therein. the law of supply and demnnd. According to govern- McCampbell. More than once he has uals are children under sixteen years as our representative in the Senate ment estimates, the potato yield tills year will be much Someone recently took the trouble of age. The applicant is required to give of revealing that in virtually ail re won at the primaries over organiza- of the United States of America, his place of birth and often mentions Sleraber National Edltorol Association less than laat season and five per cent less than normal. cent decisions affecting New Dea1 tion candidates, and his persistent This indication is contained la tho That you shall use your vote In some itate far distant from New The belief is general among farmers that the present laborB for lower taxes and economy protest against the terrible atrocities legislation Republican judges In the latest study of data obtained by tht aimed against the Jews, Catholics, York city. Further questioning re- Member New Jersey Press Association low price Is "due to special conditions in thc Eastern various courts voted against the In government have won him tho ERA in thg survey of 10,000 easel llberalu and the. progressive work- veals that while ha Jives In New Shore potato section of Virginia and Maryland resulting measure while Democrats upheld iLs support of voters who have little lost winter." That survey was' made men organizations of Germany. The York or some nearby state, his fam- Telephone Red Bank 13. in the Urmers there soiling their crops later than usual constitutionality. There Is no sug- faith In the unselfishness of either to aalemblo material for an analysis outcries af the oppressed groups ily has moved from one section of Resentment Is general among the potato growers of gestion, of course, that these Judges of the party organizations. It Isof'condltlon, s with which tho ERA aforementioned, are finding an echo the country to another onco or MV- Subscription Trlcw: Monmouth county because of the recent action of the wer« pollticallyt-minded, but rather doubtful If McCampbell's defiance or any successor to It will have to in the entire progressive thinking eral times slnco the date of his birth. that their own prejudices, training Frank Hague has weakened his hold deal. It covered all sections ot th« society of mankind; Joining In pro- Three months .50 Federal Kellef Administration in buying 500 carloads teat agatnat the brutalities of tho Nearly ml marine corps recruiting . 1.00 of potatoes in the Eastern Shore section and shipping and environment played an import- on Democratic voters, many of state and various characteristics of German vandals, who have turned otatlonj are located along tha Atlan- Six months .— ant part In their interpretation of the whom are disgusted with Mayor relief clients. their backs upon the- most elemen- tlo or Pacific leahoarde, but about One year . {2.00 them into the New York area for relief distribution. Hague's manipulation ot Democratlo Now York is thc chief buyer of potatoes raiBcd here- Constitution. This being tho caso The studies embraced not only de- tary human duties and emotions j one-third of tho men who enlisted there would seem to be every justifi- nssemblymen at tho recent session. pendency but also sex, ago, nativity, against those who are grinding under during the last flscal year were born THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. abouts, and the present glutted condition and low prices cation for the citizen who questions Political horse-trading Is no more their heels the greatest and most in Inland localities. The remainder are unquestionably due to a large extent to the action color, education, marital position, beautiful achievements of civilization judicial decisions In questions of In- popular In Monmouth than else- size of families, distribution of chil- are natives of itatoa which have di- of the government in buying Virginia and Maryland po- terpretation of law and who resigns where, and culture through the ages. rect access to the sea. tatoes, Why such a purchase was made when It would dren under sixteen among the fam- The sufferings of the oppressed and himself to the ruling of the supreme A factor In the contest, the In- ilies, the ratios of adults and chil- May Saturday Bring Sunshi ie have been much more economical to have bought tho court while at the came time enjoy- fluence of which cannot yet be ap- betrayed demand a response from "Wo have never been able to learn ing his right to consider them wrong. dren, men and women as heads of the conscience of the world to halt whether aien In the maritime states for Keyport, Our Good Neighbor. potatoes here because of tho shorter shipping distance praised. Is the barrage directed at , status, health these despotic hands which have so naturally turn to some vocation is something which has not been explained. If tills view were somewhat hereti- shore resort gambling houses by G. families, institutional ailments and Inexorably forced their might upon which haa tho sea for a background Something original, yet with enough old-time fea- cal, that delusion too has been ex- Rowland Monroe. Pooh-poohed at conditions, types of innocent men, women and children. Thanks to Senator W. Warren Barbour a promise other information which may bo ot And whore? Not In gome savage or that enlistments In tho Marine tures to bring back fond recollections to many, will oc- ploded by an article in the United first by local and county authorities, value In connection with h future legis- Corps are largely due to tho prox-' cur when the "salt water day" celebration is held at has been made by the Kmergency Relief Administration States Law Review, an organ that it took a Berlous turn when Supreme land of the Dark Ages I But In the that no more Eastern Shore potatoes will be bought for lation and regulation on the subject center of the highest civilization of imity. of recruiting stations," Major Keyport Saturday. Folks not yet old enough to be can hardly be said to be radical in its Jourt Justice Perskle Issued an of dependency. Europe, in the year of our Lord, Brskino admits. accounted aged remember when the second Saturday relief distribution at New York. This is good news, but leanings, in which the author tried order that gambling must cease and nineteen hundred thirty-five. it does not repair the damage done. The New Deal may to show that the late Mr. Justice that tho law must be enforced. Among- tho 37,000 families, more Can we not hold back this bloody "Our country has about 5,000 miles in August was "salt water day" or "big sea day" for all Holmes would have disagreed with than 20,000 have absolutely no one of coast line, J5.O0O miles of nav- the farm folks of Monmouth county. On that day there be of large benefit to farmers of the West and the South, Sheriff Height In the beginning treat- baccanalia? Is tho work really ir- but for thc tillers of the soil hereabouts It has been a the recent unanimous decision of the ed tho matter as of little concern, Invididual among them who is em-responsible? No! All right-thinking igable rivers and 3,700 miles of shore was a general agrarian exodus to watering resorts. supreme court against the NRA. He but quickly changed his mind after ployable. Those are designated In the men of the world are with us In this line of navigable lakes. Thousands Keyport was a favorite place for these excursions Raw Deal. haa undertaken this feat of poat- py tho "Extended condemnation. Our voice of protest of Americans who live near this long an Interview with Justice Perskle. must be heard. expansB of shorn know something of because of Its hospitality, and there is every evidence The action of the relief administration in Importing humous mind-reading by writing an Ho then Issued a statement that If particular study as In more thai! potatoes Into the local market and thereby depressing: imaginary dissenting opinion that 1G,OODependencO casesy, thGroup."e head.s of families are Strengthened and blessed may be sennv.ishlp, and It has been pointed that this old-time attribute is still as potent as ever in the prosecutor's office was unable to tho voice of you, our representative out that our citizens naturally should that community. Keyport is a mighty good neighbor of prices is the second occurrence of this kind In less than might have been handed down by copn with gambling and racketeering unable to work but there Is some in Washington, to raise your protest a year. ]Last fall huge quantities of Maine potatoes Justice Holmes. And although his other member who may be able, to., against the wild,, brutal excesses In bo a seafaring people. Red Bank, and when it puts on a community spectacle stylo may lack tho touch of genius Monmouth he would undertake it always docs so to suit the' ''queen's taste." May the were shipped to New York for relief purposes. At that tho Job single-handed. Since the are described ns the "Quasi Germany of the Nazle, Let them "Whon two battalions of marines that marked the great jurist's opin- Security' Group." The particular hear in Kuzlland, that the better pub- were authorised J 1775, congress weather man behavo Saturday. Elaborate preparations time the excuse was offered that those responsible for ions, Justice Holmes' mental process- prosecutor Is a Republican and the lic opinion of America Is against n this action were not aware of the adverse effect it had sheriff a Democrat somo scofTlng In- stuHy is to be part of a pamphlet stipulated that no persons ahould be have been made for the big celebration and It goes es, as revealed, In a score of notable the ERA will soon issue under tho them. May the horrible acts carried appointed to ofllco of enlisted in those without saying that It will be a renowned success If on the farmers. It was a poor excuse at best and now opinions, is dexterously followed to dividuals 'may suggest that the on In Hitler's Reich, ba damned by 1 sheriff is simply "passing the buck." title "Neighbors in Need." the voice of the United States Senate. battalions, but such as wore good Bea- Keyport finds a place in the sun on that day. that the Bame thing has happened again It IB utterly show that he would havo sustained without rhyme or reason. No one can believe that a the validity of NBA. —Newark Sunday Call, Tho data obtained frlm the 10,000 We are sure that your voice of pro- men, or so acquainted with mari- cases was applied to the average on test will ring out In the chorus of time affairs na lo bo ablo to serve to -o-o-o-o-o-o- deliberate effort was made to injure the potato farmers Then there Is the disposition of the the best and most ethical Sons of advantage by soa when required. Clee Fiddles Whllo the. Sales Tax Is- relief rolls during December, 1934, of this section, but if it had been intended to do this It supreme court to hand down five to America. "Modern conditions havo greatly ;is dlmcult.to lmnglne how.lt could be done more effec- four decisions, clearly Indicating that sue Burns. and January and February, 1935. In Respectfully Bubmittcd, In the Bridge Repair Work that period -the-. relief .rolls - ior tho New.-Brunswick District Organiza- modified this rule, and nowadays a tivoly than by the course follower" a high degree of finality is lacking Nero fiddled while Rome burned. Btata wore at peaks. December pro- tion Committee of tho Workmen's knowledge of tho sea is not required and- Summer Traffic. In its Interpretation of the Constitu- That was about nineteen hundred duced 159,174 cases covering 607,927 Circle. of our recruits, We train certain tion. Certainly there is room for ears or so before Rev. Speaker Clee men especially for sea duties; all of Quite a lot of bridge repair work haa been done -o-o-o-o-c-o- argument after nine men long persons; January, 166.5B2 cases with Abraham Korzlm, Issued his challenge to Governor 610,900 Individuals, and February, - District Secretary, our Important posts are near the eea; hereabouts lately on roads which are more or less large- trained for the job can reach a de-Hoffman to debate the Sales Tax. The and most ot our men, when they are cision only by a margin of one voto. 168,692 casce affecting 616,779 men, A large number of members of the ly used. The jobs for the most part have not been large Rural Lakes as Reservoirs governor's prompt acceptance of the women and children. Workmen's Circle live at Red Bank, not actually assigned to duty aboard ones and have included re-planklng and other things for Firefighting Purposes. There Is no reason why thinking challenge evidently came as a genu- they being affiliated with the Long battleships or cruisers, make numer- which made tho bridges unusable sometimes for only a citizens Bhould be surprised that the ine surprise to the clergyman-politi- The unhopeful situation of families Branch branoh of the organization. ous sea, voyages during an enlist- lew hours and sometimes for a few dayo. Aiitoints, The other day the River Plaza, Headden's Corner and theory of Infallibility of the supreme cian. n the extended dependenoy group IB ment." •when they reach BUch places, have to detour or to wait LIncroft fire companies of Middletowri township were court should bo greeted with skepti- At any rate, Governor Hoffman has revealed in other aspects than that clBm, for It was never supposed not been able to get him on the same of lack of breadwinners. Among TO IMPROVE RIVER, until the work is done. called out to Walter Field's farm for a fire drill without among intelligent circles that the advance notice being given. Not until they arrived on platform with him, to debate the these evidences are poor housing, Usually this work is not «' an emergency charac- tribunal would he endowed with om- much-discussed and timely Issue, numerous debts, lack of Insurance Expect to Start Work Next Month Revolt Starts In ter. Much of It could be done during mild days in the the place were the firemen aware that thero was no fire. niscience, "iet there are those who Speaker Clee says he will not debate and lower earnings in times of pros- Near. Highland* Bridge. •winter, or early In the spring, or late in the fall. Done Within twenty minutes after having been summoned the feign a high degree of shock should ;he sales tax until September, but he perity that thoso of other relief fanv Republican Ranks at euch times it would cause much less annoyance and Bremen had a mile of hose hooked up to a deep lake on inyone dare disagree with the decis- took time on Sunday to go down to Hies. It Is nevertheless Interesting Lieutenant Colonel E. D. Ardery, the farm and pumping water on an imaginary flre. Theions of the supreme court. It should Assemblyman McCampbell's grape corps of engineers, with headquar- At a protest meeting of Republi- inconvenience to autoists than during the summer when that only five per cent of these fam- ters at the Army building. Room 615, can County Kxocutlvo comaiitte* traffic, li at ita height. Another advantage, would be water was forced through the hose by the. pumping be enough to show him that mem- forum to talk on such topics as— lies report having received public jers of the nation's highest tribunal aid prior to the present depression. 39 Whitehall street, New York, has members held at Freehold Friday that It would provide, employment at a time when jobs engines of the three companies...... have themselves been the first to"The government of New Jersey Is Issued" the following notice: night resolutions wBre passed de- are most scarce. People want to go places and nee For about an hour a stream about ninety feet In one of spoilsmen, by spoilsmen and One-third of the group consists ol protest many of the most significant Negroes. To Whom It May Concern: manding the resignation of E. Don- things in the good old summertime, and the roads height was thrown on the imaginary fire without any decisions which the majority has for spoilsmen. ; ald Sterner, State commltteeman and ahould ba kept open to the fullest extent possible at this apparent dimunition in the water supply of the lake. handed down.—Asbury Park Press.. "The greatest problem now is.hojy jtfore than half the persons .In this A project haa been authorized for giving Mayor Van R. Halsey of Hum- to return the political power to the deepening and widening the Shrews- son, county chairman, two weoka In season. . Among other things this would help to en- The drill was a convincing demonstration of the value people. . . roup IB made up of children under bury river from Sandy Hook along hance the popularity of Monmouth county *s a summer of a lake for flreflghting purposes, and If the flre insur- sixteen years of age. Children are the westerly aide ot the river up to which to act or resign from his po- A Becord We Should Emulate. "The school system Is even more members of five-eighths of the fam- a point 600 feet southerly of the rail- sition. About fifty members out of resort /lection. . ance companies are amenable to reason the farmers of antiquated and harmful than the BVB- road bridge at Highlands, N. J., a the 278 men and women on the coun- that locality will get less costly fire insurance.. For In a large middle-western city tem of taxes." . iics. The families average 2.3 chil- much Is being made of {He fact that distance ot about 2.2 miles. Funds ty committee wore present. All some time past they have been endeavoring to get the So, with those generalizing subjects dren. / are available and the work. is ex- county leaders were- absent, for a period of 27 days, not one single off his chest, he now returns to his Family heads aro unemployable for pected to start 1Q September and rates reduced. ^ fatal traffic accident occurred. This Basil Bruno of Long Branch was Charles Brasch, a neighbor of Mr. Field, was so im- vacation grounds to continue his In- various reasons. About one-third are may take about ten months to com- Will Rural? Schools Soon record Is especially significant since terrupted vacation, with the sales seventy years of age or older. Al-plete. the chief spokesman against Sterner pressed by the flre drill, that he has arranged to have It was sot in a summer month. tax debate awaiting his political con- most two-thirds are victims ot dis- The project provides lor a channel and Halaey. He claimed that about Be Things/of the Past? a lake made on his farm by restoring an ice pond which Twenty-seven day8 without one venience.—Hudson Dispatch. ease or Injuries. About five per cent 300 feet wide and twelve feet deep at 200 county members would have at- was there a number of years ago. Last fall a big barn mean low water.' In order to cover tended the meeting except for th» If the recommendations of the Now Jersey Planning death! are In prison; they are almost all unavoidable Inaccuracies of the board are ca/rried out tho little one-room and two-room owned by Mr. Brasch was destroyed by flre and this What more glaring Indictment of under forty years of age and havo underhanded methods resorted to by Weed or Flower. dredging processes, excavation will the party rulers. Although therewaa rural schoopouses will soon be things of the past. The loss probably would not have occurred if a water sup- reckless driving could there be found We knew a woman from a Euro- children under sixteen. be paid for to a depth of two feet bo- than In this statement of fact. low the project depth, although It no Indication of the role Mayor Clar- board pays/that the one-room and two-room schools are ply had been available. pean country who shuddered when Disease Is less among heads of ence B. F. Hotrlck of Asbury Park The late George Kaney, while chief of the Middle- Not one single death! she saw Americans eat sweet corn. families. Most of the women aro un- may be carried considerably below uneconomical and inefficient and that in some cases the Monmouth county is a big common- that depth. Is playing In tho background of th» cost of conducting them Is in exceBS ot the taxes col- town township flre department, proposed a plan for "How can humans eat that stuff that employable because they have small This work may affect certain ravolt tnany of his, followers wer» wealth, but it is probable that its ter- wo feed to our pigs?" she asked. This children. About half the family lected. And so the "little read schoolhouse" may seem creating emergency reservoirs for firefighting purposes, ritory does not exceed the confines of bridges, docks, bulkheads, plpe-llnea, present. Hotrlck backed Sterner la same woman was much amused at heads havo been suffering flve years cables, and/or similar property now 1029 when he dofeated W. Warrea to be doomed. which Becms worthy cf being recalled to public atten- the mid-west city Which chalked up seeing us tending a bed of blue corn- tion in view of the revival of lntereat which is being ot more. In many families other located In the waterway, Barbour for the state senate nomin- While changing conditions may make this neces- this record. flowers. "How queer to raise those members are also afflicted. This notice Is given for the Infor- ation. It was charged that Mayor sary, many will regret to see these schools go. Men and shown in this matter. This plan was to have places Yet hardly a week passes in Mon- veeds that wo try to eradicate from mation of the owners of such proper- About one-fifth of family heads In Halaey had virtually given up his women prominent in all walks of professional and com- made for drop gates along various brooks and* creeks. mouth without at least one or two iur grain field," sho said. To us corn- ty In order that proper measures may duties. mercial life received the rudiments of their education The flow in these streams is so strong that water would fatal automobile accidents. It would flowers were delicate flowers of a di- the dependency group never went to be taken to protect, remove, or alter school and most of the others did the same, In order that they may not In these schools. Whether it was the closer contact be- accumulate in sufficient quantity within a few minutes seeom that carelessness plays a ma- lne blue, to her they wore ordinary be destroyed or damaged by the op- Mr. Bruno in his remarks stated tween the teacher ami the pupils or whether it was be- after the gates were dropped for effective use against jor role in our record of deaths. Mon- weods. Similarly ouc common dan- not finish grado classes. erations contemplatod by the United that In 1033 at a mooting of tho en- cause there were fowc/ subjnct3 to study, those who at- flre. mouth county, of course, is invaded delion, regarded by us as a weedy In the quasi security group most States. All such removals and alter- tiro committee it was doclded that on week-ends by vacationists, some pest, Is cultivated as a lovely garden of tho persons who may be employ- ations mutt be made without ex- all appointment* must go to Repub- tended these school know that the lessons were well The lire department officials of Mlcldletown town- flower In some countries. pense to the United States, and no lican workers. Ho claimed that over taught and wall learned. Even If tho "little red school- of whom permit their recreation to able are young people. A quarter of ship are to be complimented on the action which they get tho better of their common senso. Remember that tho trite old say- the families arc Negro. Women head claims can be made against the Uni- sixteen appointments have been house" must n° it would stem that carrying some of have taken to increaso the efficiency of tho firemen by I There, are, naturally,, accidents. almost two-thirds of the families. A ted on account ot such expense, ormade without tha approval of any that more Intimate contact between thc teachers and pu- ings "One man's moat is another on account of damage caused to such city or county committee. Other at- making use of lakes for fire drills. Life and property The grim story, of carelessness, of man's poison," and. "It's all In thethird of tho total number consists structures or to other property pils Into the larger school:, would be of great benefit. heedless speed, of complete disregard of normal families and another third tacks were made against Sterner and in the rural sections is aafor on this account. The good point of view," are based on the fact through tho construction of this Halsey by Irving Cohen, John Tewell However, it may well be doubted that any immedi- work which the firemen are doing should be backed up for law, acorns more graphic, told In. that different types ot people have is headed by widows. The remainder channel. The necossary proteotlvo this report, than when presented in different environments and different arc separated. Children aro Includ- measures must be taken so as not and Charles Bllberglelt of Asbury ate change will take place in the rural townships here- hy action by ofTioinl ami and civic bodloa for cheaper to cause Interference with the con- ParlL abouts whc-ie i:m;iH schotilhousps avo in use. The ex- fire insurance, columns and columns of figures. economic outlooks, which cause dif- ed In about two-thlrdfl of all. The fact that the absence of acci- ferent pathways of thought. To the In moro than halt the quasi se- tractor's plant perience of a number of rural municipalities with cen- dents is considered unusual should, city visitor a family of rabbits frisk- Any further Information regarding tralized fichoolhoupes has not been ?>n.ppy. The cost of curity class there IB only one poislble Indeed, g'vo pauso to every automo- ing In an orchard are a "sweet and worker. Two-thirds have ono or this project can be obtained by com- Making a Drive transportation haa been brge and in many Inatanceii bile driver, every pedestrian. delightful sight; to a farmer they are more afflicted members. About half municating with Lieutenant Colonel has more than offset whatever advantages have been Five-Year Terms for Surely the time Is ahead wheni even i grave menace to hia young apple the afflicted porsons aro heads of Ardery at his office. On Bookmakers derived by having all the children under one roof. Espe- in our great cities, the occurrence of rees. Of course both points of view families, Buffering at least four years. Assessors Not Justified. are right. A rabbit la- a oharmlng cially IB this thc case in country districts of wide area. a traffic accident, rather than the ab- No schooling- was obtained by OFFERS HIS SERVICES. County Dotootlvo Chief Charles E. In smaller places tlu: ci-n'rallzocl school IHIH proved ben- One of the amazing things which the legislature did eence of any, ahould bo the excep- Httlo fur ball, but he is also death to about one quarter of the family Tate and members of his staff started eficial. The "little rod schnolhotisc" niny be gone as at Us last session was to change the tenure of office of tion! thing.—Long Branch Record, young trees. heads In this group and another George White of Wayside lias a Plan a drive against bookmakers last envlsoncd by old-tlmcra, but It Is safe to say, despite assessors from three years to live years. As a result of If we try to remember that all peo- quarter had only one to four years. to Help Low Income Oroupi, Thursday. They broke Into a back the recommendations of tlio planning board, that viilago this legislation not tin nseeBsor will he elected in New ple (including ourselves) come hon- roo:n of a stationery store- at Belmar Cook American First. eBtly and sincerely by their opinions The following letter hoB been re-, and arrested Samuel and Milton schoolhouscH are in m> Immediate danger nf extinction. Jersey thin year except perhaps in n. few municipalities A yyoung g wife pppreparing fogr ohor Public sent'ment dncs not sanction wiping them out In according to their training and their leased for publication by George Kaplan, the proprietors of the place whorh e vacanciei shhave occurred because of death or first dinnedi r partty saiidd to us proudly: economic outlook, we can eliminate Prptectidn Given White of Wayside: and a man who called himself James auch communities, ami this rc-lini; Is an strong among other reanonM. "I am going to give my guests some a lot of bitterness from life. Instead Chllton of New York. The place con- members of boan!-; of e'lu'vitlnn a« it h- with the- voters Box 200, Wayside, •Some persona believe that tlin low ia unconstitution- unusual foreign dishes." Tho result of bursting with rage at a man's To Potato Growers Asbury Park, New Jersey, tained complete equipment for mak- who elect them. al and that it will be declared lnvnlld. Whether or not wan an unbalanced dinner with opinion on a certain subject try to ing betB and obtaining results ot this Is so is not for any ordinary person not versed In ttrangc, fancy messes that nobody think, "He Is probably just as sincere Now Jeraoy potato growers were United States Agricultural Dept,, horse races, Tho throe men were liked. Thero Is nothing drenrler than Washington, D. C. held on $1,000 ball each. A place at -:0-0-0-c-0-o~- tho law to decide, but from a common sense vlowpolnt | ' | In his opinion as I am, but his up- victorious last week in their light to '. the law has nothing to rccorr KCttlng int0 a food ru t and a(]rV ng bringing and situation In life make provent the Surplus CommoditiesGentlemen— Long Branch was raided and William jmmcml 11. When tho aa- : the same old unimaginative dishes him see it differently. Remember corporation from Bhlppfng mora po- I wish to obtain Information re- Springer waa arrested and held In Governor Hoffman and sensors wcro elected it was ntated on the ballotB In plain, | constantly. But there Is nothing elll- that to ono country a oornflower Is tatoes Into the New York area for garding what may. with the assist- $2,600 ball, and Joaeph ClanceV In balrt langunge that no ono could misunderstand that icr than trying to Berve elaborate a lovely flower, to another country relief distribution. ance of your department, be done to $1,000'ball. the Tax on Foodstuffs. their terms were for three yearn. What right havo the foreign dishes before you master the Improve the eoonomlo condition of an. ordinary week. And both views U. S. Senator W, Warren Barbour low Income groups in p»rU of this Governor Hoffman, In an addrnxs at^ Long Uranch legislators to change 'ho term to five years when no marvelous American dishes which, are right.—Mother's Home Life. announced ho had received th» prom- (Monmouth county), tcate of Mew tho other day, admitted, that the miles tax ;on foodstuffs Buch mandate haa been received from the people? though simple, call for perfect prep- lao of Federal Relief Administrator NEW STBAWBEBBEES. aration. was bad and ahould lm repealed. He went to consider- If. tho terms of auKcaaora can bo extended In this Harry I* Hopkins that shipments of An essay by Mr. Tugwell In theMembers of 4-H Clubg Try Out Two able length to show why it was unjustified. fashion tho name- can bo done for other oiilclnls. In Can you turn out a pot of perfectly potatoes grown In tho eastern shore July 28, 103B, Usua of the Mow York toasoncd Boston baked beans, or aTumen Says He section of Virginia and Maryland TlmcH Magazine, lists soveral depart- New Varieties. Everything that the governor naid In this regard fact, with such a precedent established, It would bo a delicate crusty Now England dough- ment plant tot accomplishing such a was true, but he brought out nothing new. Every point logical corollary to pneu laws to licop all tho preaent would cease at least until the end Of Aftor Interviewing 4-H club mem- nut? Do you know tho trick of Trusted Crook the year. purpose. that ho emphasized against the tax on food waB better elective public servants In office for life. Maryland fried chicken with cream I have retired from active business bers and their parents of tho Every Barbour Bald Now Jersey growers and at little or no expense to your Keady Strawberry club of Georgia, stated by opponents of the measure when It was bofore The now law Is Bald to have been passed at tho be- gravy, or country stylo pumpkin plo Tho hearing on former Monmouth had protested to him that a shipment tho legislature for consideration. It la better for the with Just tho right blond of spices? County Detective Chief Harry B. department could co-operato in the tho Monmouth County club agent re- hest of "high-ups" in both ppartie s who for selisoclfliih rearea- of BOO carloads In a single Week had Investigation of what can be done, In ports that the two now varlotles, ons Can you concoct that frontier favor- Crook's plea for reinstatement before greatly depressod the market for an organized way, to assist colored governor to admit tii.it the naleu tax Is not all that he. j " wanted to keep In office certain assessors whose ite, squirrel stem, or southern grooni) the Civil Sorvloe commission at Free- Dorsott and Fairfax, were both cx- cracked it up to bo rather than to continue his tinquall- I prospects of winning renewed terms wcro not bright. Now York growers. families, eapeolally embarrassed, to tremoly satisfactory this past aeasoa. fled indorsement of It, but It ncema amazing that he did and bacon with corn pono? Can you hold was adjourned last Thursday support thtmatlves and commence to Whother this is no or not, tho law |g thoroughly mis- produoe a flaky «trawbcrry ohort- until yesterday. In comparing tho Doraott and Fair- not make tho discovery until thin lute- date, live comfortably without seeking Im- chievous and should be repealed, It Is an cneronchmont caks, split and buttered whllo hot, The adjournment came ahortiy al- CLUB MKMBEES INCMJDED. portant) credit or other financial re- fax with other varlotles of atrawber- Since the governor's speech predictions have been jllnon 'he rights of tho electorate. A three-year term 1B with berries just right and cream In- ter former Prosecutor Jonai Tumen source'. Such folk are at a great rlca grown on tho farms, tho two new decently thick? And nro your wa- testified he had had "implicit faith disadvantage In rural localities where varieties for this section not only general that tho tax on food will bo lifted. •Whether , "ufllclcnt. Any assessor who is ilolng nn honest and Members of 4-H Clubs Invited to access to home locations can be ob- thls is done or not, thotio who have paid such taxen will cHldent ]ob has no need to fear public appraisal at tho termelon preserves darkly translu- and confidence" In tho ouated chief Field l)»y nt Sett Girt. tained but where no municipal or produced higher yields and mado an not havfi their money refunded. In the parlance of the end of each a period! and communities should not have cent nnd spicy? and that'he would have discharged state advics or help to easily obtain- extremely attractive package but also street "let them try and gut It." Thin feature of tho tax to wait longer than the time mentioned to pans on can- Aftor you have mastered tho good Mr. Crook If he had believed him Information cornea to the Extens- able, excelled In »lzo and flavor Higher has proved ao unjustified that It hau few If any defend- didates for the position. staple American dishes which aro eo guilty of any of the numerous viola- ion olllco that 4-H club members aro How can a beginning be made, selling prices wcro obtained for both ers loft, but thero nor.ms no likelihood of Its Immediate satisfactory when porfuctly prepared, tions with which na is charged, definitely Included In the governor's hereabouts, In locating self-helping tho Dorsett and Fairfax Howovcr, repeal and in the. meantime It will contlnun to very ef- th«n go ahead with foreign dislios. Mr Crook waa suspended following invitation to tho agricultural field agrloultural-lnduatrlal communities? part of thin is undoubtedly due to till fectively operato to produco revenue, as well as to grind j but stick to th» nlmplo oncu that IUO tho/NttUghrlght Legislative commit- day at Sea Girt on Thursday, Au- How may the housing conditions of fnct that they eiimo Into tho market a stapla food of the country Try tees Investigation of Monmouth low-Income groups b« Improved? How the faceu of the poor anil to Injure bUBinesa, | ed IWf we oshoul asoBdi all bo better, I think, nnd more content- gust 15. Thin will bo an excellent Can we demonstrate to rural ouiclals about a wcok carllnr than such va- tho delicious French onion noup in- (founty affairs, Ho Is charged with opportunity for Monmouth county that co-operation In fedaral planning rlotloa as Joo nnd Mastodon. In some states It is possiblo for citizens to lake nc-1 foctly old-fashioned- thoy do stead of their complicated pastry. donsortlng with known criminals and olub members to attend and booome should be undertaken as tending to Club members growing tho berrlesh tlon for a referendum on lawn passed by legislators. This and they do not want to vote Learn to cook ordinary Italian »pa- general neglect of duty. The com- acquainted with other club members remove tht nec«»lty for emergency this year were Paulino Tomastyk, ghett! with Ita doloctanle BOUCO, right hat not often boon exorcised for the reoton that the ful virtue*. They t delectable BOUCO, mission Indicated, there will o» no Im- In other counties of New Jersey, as relief or unemployment financial al- Yetta and n. .. cern requested that their name only thing left to do la to movo tlio 35c Amolin Powder ..24c $1.1)0 W.D.C.Pipti..^ TOWELS Curtains and turkoya just as fnr away fi-om tlio be withheld from publication. 35c Nonspi . .24c old location and especially from the S1.00 DiiKTcrafl l'ipJi'»^ These quality Factory Throw- .Generous sue Pequot Sheets Cottage Sets poultry as possible, and If this dis- $1.00 Y.llow Bole Pipei., S9f 60c Neet ...... ,40c S1.00 Frank Medico Pipti. ••- \\circular braes cases, with the face orntlvo issue. Details on .vur George V. States" there will be incorporated Ji protected with a thin sheet of mica. cover service for Digest renders This Is purely » reoommendft- China—The 2c, yellow-green "junk" list of every commemorative plate Sometimes called "necessity money." free on request, tton by the editor ot YOUR design, has been overprinted 1c. number over made, whether the plate This money was current during the Stamp News Digest. Costa Rica—Five stamps have been was used for the printing of stampi Civil War periods, and was intro- Issued commemorating the 800th an- or not. duced because of the scarcity of Harold C. Denegar BUYTYDOL GASOLINE niversary of the Virgin of Lo» An- small coins. Harold C. Denegar geles in Cartago City, this virgin be- Says the New York Times—Now Entires—Refer» to entire en- 210 Walnut Avenue, »10 Walnut Avenue, ing the patron saint of the country. almost unobtainable, the stamps of 'elopes, postcards, etc., in ite entire CONTAINS TOP-CYL/NbER OIL Values and colors are: 5c, green; 10c, jj,e jjrBt ^fow Zealand penny Issues state as'sold by the postofflco. Wnnomnssu Park, New Jerspy WanamaM* Park, Ntm Jersey carmine rose; 30c orange; 45c, brown !are increasing in value, and a New Ericsson Stamps—U. 3. commem- and black; and SOc, blaqk. The 6 j Zealand philatelist recently paid 250 and blc; , q pl y p orative stamps of the denomination d 30 lu th sam designs ; pounds, whci h Is bt $$1260 f a of five centa, Issued May 29, 1026, in and 30c values near the same designs which Is about $1,260, for a commemoration of John Ericsson, ln- alikewhile, ththee 45 1c0 desig andn 50beinc gstamp Individuals are, :pal pricr eo (fo thlr thess ls3U(!e stampsi almos. Twentt a yrecor yeards 'entor and builder of the "Monitor." Danzig—Three values of the 1824afro the first penny stamps were sold Errors—Stamps (printed In the coat of arms type have been Issued for five pounds each. wrong colors, with Incorrect Inscrip- In 'changed colors, 20pf., gray; 25pf., tions, on the wrong paper or with any r« sepia, a glgantlo wing, surmounting ten cigarettes sold within the state. Inches square, When the purchaser » globe. This tax 1B paid by a revenue stamp buys the stamp for his letter, th» Thursday Friday attached to the package, so each pack postofflce employee removes the first Jugoslavia—The anniversary of the of 20 cigarettes will thus bear a two- segment which he keeps as a record I death of King Alexander la October cent revenue stamp of the state of ot the letter. The filth section, at thn •will be celebrated by a series of flvo Pennsylvania. postage values, picturing the late other end, becomes the property of king at various periods of his life— the sender, and Is a receipt, ,\ es a child, as a youth, as regent and Fhllatelio Agencies of the World. Upon reaching the letter's destina- August 8 August 9 as king. One of the values will show (Continued.) tion, the second part of the stamp li' him in the admlral'e uniform in Guatemala—Direction General de sent back to the first office to Indicate j iwhidi ho was assassinated. Correoa de Guatemala, Guatemala ;hat the letter arrived safely. Thn I City. :hlrd section remains In the «econ0 cenln, and 1, 5, lo dull blue .1! .11 .01 21BJ 2< lake 1.50 and 10 pesetad. 'At the samo time 220 2c carmln« 1.3] .01 the current 10p., teleprnph siamp 221 9c purpl* . .15 .12 .01 222 4c dark brown .89 .60 .10 Sponsored by the Internal Trade Committee h«» been overprinted Ip. 223 &c chocolate • 69 .60 .02 Turkey—A now value In tho red 22i 6o brown red .85 .75 .OS orescent series haa appeared, 5 kurus 225 He Mac 1.10 1.00 .15 228 10c gr««n .60 .to .04 gr»en. >. 227 '>' Indlio 1.15 .OS 2.95 l.OO «5 Red Bank Chamber of Commerce Uruguny—TliB Bamo sluo nrtlgaa 22» »0= Muk 1.86 &9a oraflga 1.25 (tamp, design of 192B, has been Is- 6.60 2.75 a,so IMS Columbian i.50 «ued in 1 cent pale vlolot lltho- mo la dttp blui . .11 .10 graphed Instead of engraved, 2U 2o violet 1 ,01 232 la green .15 .18 ,01 » 4» ultremarlne .46 .15 ,32 t*nd a. Hand—Thero i« no doubt In 29< oe etioeo!ftt« .85 •SB ,tlg Jay mind that peroilsslon to Illustrate 28T, «• purple .19 .to ,10 28* Bo tnaKentt .10 .10 .40 FREE PARKING SPACE Jn lull United 8tate» stamps in cat- 237 }•• hl«k brow» .56' .4S ,12 alog! or otnerwiie will prove to be a IIS 1.26 1.00 ,08 239 JOo onnn Ivown tit 2.11 1.10 boon to philately. Not only will the HO •He >1«U fe|iw ».!& S.ftO J.no »ov1o« »Bd non-oolleotor benefit, but 2 11.00 ailmon 4.00 I.SO 1.2 6 .MHMltllfitp *nd other advanced collec- 7.J0 (MB ••71 4.BI tor* Will il#o. Two «t«mp convoh- it.OD UM J«.OJ> it.OD 10.00 15.00 M.«< 1M» RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. John H. Maun, Robert McCallun, a greater Interest in tail boats and calcium light in tha bunkroom, which War On Gambling Ci«r« LambsrtBon, Frank Flaherty, From The Register sail boat racing, than was ever man- broiigh out In full relief the figures Baer Purse Is INSURANCE Allen, Joseph and George Hahawak, iftd there before. of the occupants of the bunks, with -Best Stock Companies. Warren Oelishlegcr, Frank Schilling;, their ornamentation of moiqul'.oes. Still Held Up Every Woman f Month!}' Payment* If Deilred. Gets Underway Fifty Years Ago William Doll,- Walter J. Woods and THE NEPTUNE BOAT CLUB. Tha sleepers howled a protest, and William Coverdalo. Tho men were the light was removed. As their Wants • JOHN B. ACKLEY Sheriff Height's Operative* Find Buddy Baer, brother of the former loaded Into a bua with the seized Culled From the New* and, Edi- A Brief Description of the Club slumbers proceeded the wakeful ones to look tor beet at all Umeo... 20 Arthur Place ' Call S254-J. gambling equipment and taken to playfully commenced a game of ten- heavyweight champion, may have to to feel at ease and perfectly No Evidence of Gambling in torial Columni and Presented and Its Diversions Taken Ight again at Long Branch In order Bed Bank Freehold, where they wore held un- for the Entertainment of To- pins beneath them, using beer kegs pulsed Visit Along Shore—Raid, at der $2,600 ball each. From The Register Fifty as missiles against the plnn. This to collect the $748 purse for his last Keansburg. day's Readers. bout, which, was with Artie Susu of Mis-snarucmr* Another raid was made at Brlello Year* Ago. evoked another protest from the New TJocthelle. Suss'a purae was to JFOR COLLECTION Jnn, where detectives found a "bird- would-be sleepers and all was quiet Created by The rival law enforcement offices, Tha following paragraphs were for awhile. Suddenly the so]emn si-be ?231. The bout was stopped early SERVICE Call that ot Prosecutor Bazley and Sher- cage" layout and two slot machines. taken from tho ISBUO of Tho Red One of the oldest boating club or- In the first round by Jamea Manley, George Tuzenow, operator of the Inn, ganizations in this country JB the lence of the night was again dis- Gossard iff Height, continued their drives Bank Register fifty years ago this turbed by the blowing of the club referee, after Sues had shown he U the answer. was held under ?3,000 ball. week and ara being reprinted In to- Neptune club, which has Its Bummer was no mutch for Baer. The bout over tho week-end to wipa out gamb- headquarters near tho Highlands of fog horn and the ringing of the din- Tho pull of the MONMOUTH ling In the county. In accordance , ^-t-«- • day's Issue, feeling that they will be ner bell of the sloop yacht Merry drew one of tho largest crowd* of the back • straps of general lntorest to the majority Naveslnk, on tho Shrewsbury river. season and they all went away dlfi- with Justice Persklp'B order that It was started in 1847 and incorpor- Vlish, and the tired, sleepy occupants flattens the ab- gambling DB utopped In the county, Gardener At 92 of Register reader: gruntlcd not only over the main bout domen, uplifts SERVICE ated .in I860. Many prominent peo- of tho bunks arose and repaired to but over most of the other scraps.' Sheriff Height flsed Saturday night Wins First Prize Miss Lydla E. Brower and Robert ple, politically and socially, have the ice box, Baying sadly that the the bust, and as tho •dead line. He and member! H. Hlbbits, both of Red Uanlt, wore been, among Its members or na ltn mosquitoes were so very troublesome The purses have been held up by controls the COMPANY of his staff made a tour of resorts Alfred Woodward of Oceanport Is married at the M, B, Church parson- guests. Its location Is retired, but that they must seek a cool placo for Cieorga Koenan, state boxing com- hlpn. Let ota expert (I*ru»»t Collodion Agency In Mon- from Brlelle to Keyport. They re- believed to pa the oldest porson In age last Sunday by the Rev. Henry easy of access by water. The house relief. . missioner. Tho1 commissioner also . mouth ami Ocean Counties portofl everything all right and no the country who operates a Federal Belting. is roomy and viell-appolnted. A In tho parlor of tho club la a pret- suspended, the license of Gerald fitters o h o w On« Third Avu, raids were made. Sheriff 'Height Casalo, matchmaker of Oceanview A. you what LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY relief garden. Mr. Woodward tends commodious dock for tho landing ol ty piece of "sampler" work by "Har- said It was hla aim to oloso down all to hlu garden each day when the Chief Commlaslpner John Button steam yachts and sailing crafts is riet It. Harrington, aged 16 years, A., -where tho fight occurred. It! wag MIs-SImpIlclty Phono 034 suggested that Saer'a manager ar- can do. ' A Collection Agency iot gambling establishments, but It was weather Is fit. Ho has been awarded and wife left town on Monday for a kept In perfect order, and every con- August 7tb, 1825," showing a house, not his purpose to make It a per- first prize of flvo dollars for tho best month's tour throug the West. They venience for a. first-class boating club tree and flowers ingeniously wrought range for another bout with a suit- manent fob of keeping them closed. relief garden in Oceanport offered will stop at Omaha and Denver, and is provided. At night when parties It is inclosed In an old sliver frame, able opponent to give the public their 3.50 to 10.00 money's worth. (wholosalo and retail accounta) That was a Job for the local police, by the Oceanport Civic association. will make a flying trip to Salt Lake are on the briny deep a largo calci- a present from a New York friend of IJoenscd by the State of ho saldi Mr. Woodward's garden contains City. um light, or a deep bass fog horn Commodore. Chase. Last Sunday New Joney Raiders from Prosecutor Bazloy's twenty varieties of vegetables this blown by stentorian lungs, guides nearly fifty members and guests were Department of AgrlculturB en- offlcs showed better results at Keans- year. When Mr. Woodward makes The race on the North Shrewsbury tho belated ones to tho welcome har- present at the club grounds, which Bonded With the National burg when they came forth with his dally visit to his garden he takes bor of the club. comprise several acre3. gineers have developed a portable 17 Broad Street, Bed Banlt, N. J, Surety Co. river last Friday was a very tame af- outfit for Irrigating crops. gambling devices from seven placea hlK tools and a horn. When ho be- fair, only three boats, the Widow, Et- Lest week the club-house and dock Affiliated with Cr.JIt C!..rln» Hou» which -were seized- simultaneously as comes exhausted ho blows the horn tle R, and Ada, entering. The Ada had their flaga at half-mast as a of Monmouth County. a raiding party of seventeen descend- and somn ono answers his call and was commanded by Walter Minton, TWO KILLED IN CRASH. Free Credit Service to Our Client! assists him home. mark of respect for the memory of Member of ed upon tho borough. Tho gambling and Clinton James was sailing mas- General Grant, and the steam and Fatal Accident Near Engllshtown National Retail Credit Association wheels wsra used ostensibly for the ter of the Ettle K. The Widow was sailing yachts of the club displayed Early Monday Morning. Comstock Legal Roster disposal of groceries, but the agents Two years of Nazi encouragement commanded by her owner, E3. W. similar tokens. Tho officers of tho National Directory ol Relltble Throckmorton. The wind was very Creditors claimed that they found money being led to tho establishment of 10,000 club are Capt. F. A. Rldabock, pres- Two young men were killed and a American Attorneys Directory Co. bet In the booths. Those arrested now farm families, of whom 32.5 per light at the time of starting, but ident; Dr. W. H. Wcaber, vico presi- third critically Injured early Monday GLOVER HILL KENNELS were David and Louis SchaefTer, cent came from cities. brisked up shortly afterward. On the dent; M. A. Hall, acting secretary. when their roadster collided with a first round tho throat halyards of the The Bailing officers are Commodore coupe, caromed off and crashed Into (Mrs. J. E. Carret and Mrs. R, C. Shaw) Ada parted and tho sail fell, thus George Chase, Dr. Wcabcr as fleet an Intorburbart bus. The accident oc- throwing her out of the race. No surgeon, and Vice Commodore Jabez curred two mile» north of English- accident happened to the Ettl R., but Harris. The marine officers, besideB town, near Old Bridge. FINEST SCOTTISH TERRIERS she hauled out on the first round, placing life preservers on their craft, The dead are Thomas C. Cushing, Eeglstcred A. K. C. leaving the Widow to sail over the have a supply on the dock to hurry seventeen, of 46 Washington street, course alone. This boat completed forward to any stranger meeting dis- and WHlard Day, nineteen, of 695 CARNIVAL OF VALUES the prescribed distance at 4:13:38, 2 Young Typy Black Dogs at Stud aster on the river. Engineer William Warren turnpike, both of Springfield. and was awarded the pennant. H. Taylor ot Eed Bank, has charge The driver of the car, Arthur Slb- Stud Fee —AT- On Monday a raco for the pennant of the machinery of the steam bern, 21, of 218 Sherman avenue, was sailed on the Worth Shrewsbury yachts, George W, Chase and the Roaello Park, is in a serious condition by the Widow, Sweetheart and Bos- Mystic. at the Freehold hospital. Some fine stock always for sale. sie B. There was a very heavy The club amuses Itself In divers Expert stripping and trimming. southeast wind and considerable rain. ways on shore, though off shore The Red Bank Register travels The Widow upset on the first round, some aro not slow as dlverr. In other over every street in town and every and was towed on Cook's point. She ways. A sleepy member and several road In the county. Let It carry youc Phone Holmdel 21. THE f UKFRISE was righted and balled out, and start- companions were awakened last message to those who llvo on these ed In the race again, but not until week by the unexpected glare of the thoroughfares.—Advertisement. the other boats had almost complet- ed the course. The raca was won by tho Sweetheart, she beating the Bes- sie 33.1 minute and 26 seconds, after or:- looj - giving timo allowance. Tho Sweet- heart, which is oWned. by Samuel HendrickBon of Fair Haven, sailed SO BROAD ST., RED BANK away with both tho North and South Shrewsbury pennants flying from her peak, and the Fair Haveners were MONEY REFUNDED ON REQUEST. QUANTITIES LIMITED. greatly elated thereat. Another race will be sailed on the North Shrews- bury on Friday afternoon. MEN'S BROADCLOTH ladies' three-piece Ladies Rayon PAJAMAS A married man was recently rot- Play Suits Spoclnl— 79' ten-egged and ridden out of Marl- Special- guaranteed fast colors, middy boro on a rail fir paying marked at- Undies or coot style. tentions to a "graas" widow ot that place. aJl wool Last Tuesday the Iron steamboat Bathing Suits $| .29 MEN'S Sirius made two trips from New York to Atlantic Highlands, bring- Special— M. Work Shirts O"9c ing down three thousand excursion- many styles and color combina- Special— V • iBts from Stephen Merritt'a Franklin tions. Regular $1.98. full out, sizes 14 to 17. Street M. E. Mission. The Sirius Men's owners received $450 lor the service. In the afternoon appropriate exercis- LADIES' es were held In the tabernacle, and Wash Ties Mr. Merrltt, who is the undertaker House Frocks targe selections. MEN'S having charge of the remains of Gen- Special— Handkerchiefs Oc eral Grant, read a despatch from Mt. Gregor, announcing that the body many styles, guaranteed fast Special— •» oolors. T was In a good and natural condition. There was a Sunday boat at At- lantio Highlands—an unexpected one Ladles' Knee Length MEN'S ALL WOOL BOYS' WASHABLE —last Sunday. It brought down a large party from New York, who ev- HOSE Q9c Bathing Trunks idently did not know the character Special— »U Special- Special— 47' of the resort; for on landing, their aH colors and sizes. with Inner supporter. with knitted cuffs. band paraded off the pier and part Sizes 12 to 17 the way up Bay View avenue, play- ing airs not appropriate to tho day or place. On finding that they could not get anything to drink they re- Ladies' Flowered Batiste MEN'S BOYS' MESH turned to their boat, where they had GOWNS Dress Shirts OQc a spread, including an abundant sup- Special.39' ' Special— W« POLO SHIRTS 9«>c ply of things edible and potable. In handmnilo with belt. fancy patterns, fast colors, all Special— M V tho course of their feast they were sizes. with Collar. White, maize, blue. Interrupted by Presldont E. C. Cur- Sizes 8 to 14. tls, of the Association, and Justice Foster, who ordered thom to csst off MORE THAN JfTST A LADIES' GIRDLES, C their lines and leave, which they did. CORSETS and MEN'S WASHABLE CORSELETTES' 79 C CHILDREN'S CREPE The regatta on the South Shrews- Special— SLACKS bury on Saturday last was a race of NEW TIRE -ft NEW values to 31.!!!) reduced for three Special— 79 PAJAMAS mishapB, The Pink was capsized, days only. , grey •• crash stripes ana white Special— the Never Budge sprung her mast, ducks. sires 4 to 12. and the Little Spot, by some misun- derstanding, turned the flag the PRINCIPLE IN TREAD wrong way, thUB preventing her from Pepperell Sheets winning the raco, although she com- good toe three years. OAo MEN'S MESH pleted the course ahead of competing BlxOO - 72x00. O1* Polo Shirts CHILDREN'S boats. The Forn made the same mis- DESIGN/ Special— Special— ANKLETS take as the Little Spot Tho condi- PeppcrcII pillow cases 00° with Collar. White, maize nnil Special— tions of the South Shrewsbury re- Smooth, Even Wear Because il— £•£> blua many colors, gattaB—each boat to be sailed by Its Iiow in price—yes—tut morel In ordinary tires owner and with fixed ballast—la something new, and It Is starting up wear comes at two points only—the outer ridges on each sidel Tires become grooved and cracked. In the new AUstate, weight and wear are distrib- uted equally across the whole face of the tread —with 38% greater surface contact than before! THR€£ WEEKS TO This startling new principle in tread design means smooth even wear, greater mileage and SHOW YOU WHAT safety. It costs more—-far more—than ordinary I'LL DO Ot4 GULF tires to manufacture, yet you pay less to have There's no buckling or grooving with Allstate'a Allstate Tires "all around." See these marvelous new principle of tread design—no wearing on new tires today! the sides while the center remains unused! SAVE MONEY ON OIL! 18 4 (5 gala. In Your Container) {\Yilh Your Old Ihttlcrfi Why pay service station prlceal Our loot (JKKIO Crosi Countrj Equal ol any oil at 25c. 100*/. batloxy. Guaiantuod lor It puro Pennsylvania motor oil— months an a •orvico badi. sato for summer driving. High Packed wllh jKiwot. will •land heat rosistlng qualities. (Per- up nndor lh« matt sruullng if mit No. 554) qulroinontu. Got 11 tgdayi Sears, Roebuck and Co. THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE 27-29 Monmouth St. Red Phone 1290 ttt^^ Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER AUGUST 8,1985.

BOOKLETS mentioned on this l»*e Food, of course, mutt oe well SkXiA announced as free to readers v may be obtained by addressing seasoned to be worthy of SIDNEY SNOW, care ol this paper. Three Meals a Day itt piquancy. Canapes Give Zest 1 Hot Off the Griddle I To Summer Drinking Menus for the Week CITARELLA'S MARKETS By MONDAY . RED BANK MIDDLETOWN By HELEN GWEXHOLYN BEES Breakfut Lunch Dinner PHONE 8«, PHONE »7, liSTHEB DON&AN Grapefruit Asparagus with Cheete Pineapple Julca Whether it's an Iced cocktail G»ieal with Cream Stue* on .Tout Boiled Ham—RaliIn fore dinner or a cool, refreshing glasi Muffins Tomato Salad Sauca WEEK-END SPECIALS! FRIGIDAIRE »••••••••••••••••»•»••»• of beer In the evening, ttaa graclou: Coffge or Milk Hot Gingerbread with Buttered New Cabbage hostess likes to provide a touch o 'Whipped Crflsra Paxilayed Potatoes While tbe first essential of gooc something eatable. The prinn Iced Tea—Milk Tomato Salad AUGUST 8-9-10. cooking Is taste and flavor, the step requisite of such food Is dainllnes Raspberry Shortcake ping stone to good flavoring is imaj and a sharp flavor. It must be t CoEtcft FRESH KILLED FOWLS.... 28c ft. LEGS OF SPRING LAMB .. 22c ft. ination. In cooking as In must contrast to the beverage so that foo. TUESDAT (5 - « - 1 Tb. site) painting, the drama and all otbe: and beverage give each other addei Broiled %amb Chope UH to am. size,) line arts, imagination and inspiratioi zest. For there is nothing that need: Stewod Apricots Cold Cut» Buttered Noodles are ordinal virtues. stimuation more than the jaded sum Puffy Omelette Shredded Cabb»g« Fresh P«» Tonst ' Carrot Salad Cabbage and Gr«n Fr. Killed Roasting Chickens 29c Ifc. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST -M ft mer appetite Coffee or, Milk Bread Pudding- Here are an assortment of canape: Fruit Sauce Pepper Salad lKjr Next time you make tbe cream Tea or Milk Steamed Blueberry (S% to BW in. ilie) aiKl-Uin KUA31 33c Jb, sauce for macaroni au gratin, add to suite the most sophisticate^ Pud dins—Hard Sauce drinks ,jmd Rive zest to the simplei S FRESH CHOPPED MEAT.. 19c ft. CHUCK ROAST 25c ft. two or three tablespoons of peanm and more popular .ones: butter. There will be a new flavoi WEDNESDAY thrill. ARMOUR'S FULL CREAM ROLL BUTTER 28c IB. Cantaloupe Ham Croquettes Pot Roait—Potato Pan FEEE DELIVERY, EGO AND OUVE CANAPE Cereal Pineapple—Chees« and cake* ' With cold salmon serve Cucumbe: Hot Biscuits Nut Salad Fresh Green Beam Sauce. It is so easy to make. Ju° hi cup real mayonnaise. Plum Jelly Hot Mufnne Plekled Beet Salad ALWAYS THE BEST IN 2 hard-cooked eggs, finely choppe Iced Cocoa Peach Jce-Box Cake peel and dice a fresh cucumber. - T< Coffee or Milk CofTea one cupful of whipped cream add on 8 olives, finely chopped cupful of diced "cuke." Season wa' To real mayonnaise add other In- THURSDAY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES with salt, pepper and paprika. Ad gradients and blend thoroughly. vinegar or lemon juice to taste. Mix Spread on thin toast rounds. Gar- Orange Julee Fresh Vegetable Salad Pea Soup nish with tiny sprigs pf parsley, Crearned Chirped Beef Roquefort Cbecsft Meat Loaf IMPORTED and DOMESTIC thoroughly. Makes % cup spread. Toaat Dressing Spaghetti—Tomato Codec or Milk Thin Broad and ButUr Sauoe Sandwiches Spring Greem Salad-— The Chinese Imperial Family has Sliced Faachei and Eoq. Ch. Dreusing WINES, LIQUORS AND BEERS Its great Imperial Cook Book, It Is DATE STABS Cream Cherry Roly-Pbly the largest in the world. It contain! 2 tablespoons real mayonnaise Tea CoStb ninety-six volumes and weighs a ton, 1 package (3 ounces) cream FRIDAY NOTE—Our California Wines Are the Very Best Quality Incidentally, a short, handy, every- cheese Tomato Soup day edition contains a mere eighteen Vi cup dates, seeded and finely Sliced Bannnna Grilled Tomato with Broiled Stuffed Mack- And Reasonably Priced. volumes.. chopped Creamed Codfish Bacon—on Toast erel Blend real mayonnaise, cream Toaat Cabbage and Green EBcalloped Potatoes Coffee or 5111k Pepper Salad Cole Slaw Salad Savq a few muffins or biscuits. cheese and dates. Cut thin slices of Diced FiPneappIe— Cold, Creamy Bice Then use them as tea-cakes. SpH bread into stars with cookie cutter Cookies Pudding L. PRATE & CO. and cut an equal number of circles Co fie© them open. Spread, with butter and Iced Tea Red Bank's Oldest Fruit and Vegetable Market marmalade. Put together again. Top about half the size of the stars, SATURDAY each with a marshmallow. Place in Spread -the bread with butter or Tomato Julc« oven for a few minutes to toast and margarine. Spread stars with date Canned Grapefruit Vegetable Omelet - Boiled Tongue— 6 WEST FRONT ST., Phone 1217 RED BANK, N. J. mixture and place a bread on each. Hot Blueberry Muffins to brown the marshmallow. Ilcntly-to-Eat Cerea Buttered Noodles WE DELIVER Scrambled Egff» t. Tea or Milk FHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. 1 FopoverB Fried Eggplant Coffee or Jlllk Shredded Carrot and Cream together equal parts of crys- ROQUEFORT AND ALMOND Leek Salad talized honey and butter. Spread on CHEESE SANDWICHES Frenh Blackberry Pio bread or crackers. The children wll! (Open face) Code© just love It. 1 cup Roquefort cheese, grated NO MEAL IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A GLASS OF, Vt, cup real mayonnaise SUNDAY Few drops Worcestershire sauce And for the lordly male members 1 tablespoon almonds, flneiy Sliced Oranges Home-made Baked Money-Dew Melon of the family—looking for a change. chopped Waffles and Syrup Beans with Chill Broiled Chicken RUPPERT'S BEER Try cooking corn on the cob In deep, Littlo Sausages Sauce Corn Fritters hot fat—just long enough to lot it Blend cheese, and real mayonnaise Cogeo or Milk Brown Bread Fresh Lima Beam change color. But be sure to throw ;ogether thoroughly. Add Worcester^ Fr#Bh Fruit. g«Il<3 Cucumber and Water* It Aids Digestion in some extra ears for the second or shire and blend again. Spread on Iced Cocoa erens Salad, third call for more. narrow linger strips of whole wheat Black Cherry Merangua bread and sprinkle with chopped Pie SUCH POPULARITY nuts. Makes 1 cup spread. Coffee IS NO ACCIDENT! A simple relish to serve with fried H. G. DEGENRING or baited ham—plain, steamed, dried HOCK PATE DE FOBE GBAS apricots. CANAPE Distributor for Ruppert's Beer •, It Is human nature to want to 3 tablesspoons real mayonnaise Symphony of Good Foods "No thank you," said .the stout 1 cup boiled calves liver, flneiy and Manufacturer of own a winner—the best, the fast- ady when she was offered a second ground est, the greatest of its kind. More 'iscuit. "Two seconds on the lips, 'A cup boiled mushrooms, Brings Harmony to Diner CLUB ROYAL CARBONATED BEVERAGES housewives have bought Frigid- wo hours on the stomach and a llfe- flneiy ground aire than any other make. Three imo on the hips." Vi teaspoon salt To real mayonnaise add remaining Food ctttiibinations deserving a trial Rear 16 West Front St. PHONE 1051 Red Bank, N. JJ Million Frigidaires have been Ingredients, and blond. Spread on built—and the manufacture of the The business women lunching in & anape biscuits and serve with half 4th Million has begun. Such popu- .co room: Giggle, gabble, gobble, git. lla of lemon. Makes about 1 cup larity proves conclusively that ipread. By SIDNEY SNOW Prigidairc is dependable, econom- We are celebrating our 1st Anniversary at our new ical and lives up to all the claims Domestic Cookery 3ROILED BACON TOMATO AND Toasetl together Improperly, a The making ol good gravy collection of musical notes* is calls for a touch of genius, no location, and vre want to thank our many patrons and made foe it. There is a beautiful legend that CHEESE SANDWICHES nothing but Jangling:, necve- matter who be cook. Remem- friends for their patronage during the past year. And BOW we offer the Frigid- tells how Elizabeth of Hungary, hav- Toast a. slice of bread on one side; wracking discord. But take jhe ber that grease is the bane of ing been forbidden by her lord to ipread the untoasted side thickly available notes on the scale ind good jjravy. So skim off all th« aire '35 — every model equipped :arry food to the poor, was met by vith real mayonnaise, cover with a arrange them with Inspiration Kreasa which floats on top. (I wilh the Super Freezer that pro- ilm one day outside the castle walls hick slice of tomato, then with a and imagination and Intelligence, often, if I have time, pour tha 3 she was bearing a lapful of meat illce of American cheese. Place two basting juice Into a bowl and let Tides a complete refrigeration trips of partially broiled bacon on and there coroes a symphony Anniversary Specials service, even in tie hottest weather. .nd bread to her pensioners. Louis, which marks the artist. And it cool a little to bring all the iemandinK sternly what she carried | he cheese and toast the sandwich then the world applauds. grease to the top). With the. Drop in for a complete Frigici- n her robe, she was obliged to show, nder the broiler flame until the Now, tho musical symphony Is Bkimmed gravy good and hot, aire Demonstration at your first ilm the forbidden burden. "Where- ch—-. is melted. Serve Immediately. work In the flour, let It simmer FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY ! ipon," says the chronicler, "the food a Krand thing, and far be it and thicken to the right consis- opportunity. Learn how Frigidaire vas miraculously changed, for hii from mo to belittle It, Still, in tency, then add the milk and, If Pendora Cup Cakes doz. 25c Fresh Fruit Layers 31c '35 can pay for itself out of sav- >yes, to a lapful of roses, red and the scheme of life, I maintain necessary, a little more hot ings it makes possible. •hue, and his mind disabused of that it is inferior in position water. .Let thla cook lor a few Fresh Cocoanut Cream Loaf 21c Crumb Cakes 18c usplciOB, ho graciously bade her For Good Iced Tea or to the place which should bo minutes and then strain, and it lass on whithersoever she would." given to the food symphony. is ready to serve. The gravy It would be well for some husbands For each person who has op- should be a rich, golden brown. t "their eyes were holden" In such Coffee portunity to enjoy and under- If you like It a little sharper In JERSEY CENTRAL •way that food served them would stand the symphony of sound flavor, add the juice of half a MOKLER'S BAKERY eem other and better than It really Make It Fresh When Wanted there are hundreds of thousands lemon. jtowerand Light Ca But the sense o£ taste is a re- who can and should have op- iclllous member—especially in the Now and then we run across the portunity to enjoy the symphony 49 BROAD ST., Tel. R. B. 252 RED BANF3 nen. It will cry out against the best person who thinks that serving them of food. Now for the sauerkraut—you ppcaring dish, if Its flam Is not of iced is the way to use up left-over may like this simply removed 4 he best. There Is but one way to tea and coffee. Well, it's a way, but SHUNS UNUSUAL DISH from the can and brought to a sure success. The housewife herself a very terrible way. Iced tea and In this little artlclo may I, boll, or you may prefer the must be the angel who casts the spell iced coffee, made fresh, made prop- therefore, light shy of tho odd richer dlBh as prepared In most HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 8,9,10 ATLANTIC HOTEL about the humble board and the low- erly and served tastefully are such recipe or tho unusual dish, but European countries. If the lat- y fare, and invests them with forms splendid warm-weather beverages dwell for a moment upon that ter, then try this one: FAIR HAVEN, N. J. md odors of Irresistible attractive- that it Is a shame to compromise all-important essential in dining ASBESTOS MATS FANCY LINENS Cloth and Napkins IMPORTED end DOMESTIC less. This Is the true poetry of with left-overs. —namely, tho making up of the In a stow kettle place a table- Each Domestic Cookery; and blessed is the First, we must keep in mind that combination of foods which go spoon ot butter or bacon fat and Set Q.98 Set Liquor Wine Beer lome where one presides who knows tea and coffee for iclnsr must be made well toRether. when melted stir In the can of 39' 79" DELIVERY SERVICE his art, and makes each meal a feast doubly strong to take care of thu For dinner at an early date sauerkraut.. Then stir In one Salesmen's samples. Scarfs, incl every guest a glad participant.' melting leu which dilutes tho con- try seiving: small onion (about the slzo ot a • Three-piece sets to be used Hemmed, 72x72, pure linen Phone 3925 Red Bank walnut) minced fine, one email three-piece buffet set, five- tents of the glass. Roast Pork carrot minced fine or grated, a under hot dishes to protect cloth, with W> dozen 18x2| From an old coolc book pub For tea, allow two to three tea- piece luncheon sets, five- spoons of tea to a cup of boiling Sauerkraut teaspoon of sugar and enough your dining room table. napkins, fine linen damastt+ ELECTRIC lished in 188Jf by Eubbard water. Let it steep for approximate- German Fried Potatoes bouillott to moisten sufficiently. Heat proof, stainless, wash- piece^ linen scarf sets; va- Real 5,98 value. ly five minutes. Steeping too long Lager Beer Cheoso Coffee Let all come to a good boll and Brothers in Philadelphia. extracts tho tanning from the leaves, Now, these are all simple, It Is ready to serve. Or, an- able. Regular 59c. riety of others. Regular 1.00 Refrigerator homely foods, but assembled In other way, lay the onion and the thereby spoiling the aroma and taste. carrot Into the kraut and leave to i.39 PANTRY TOWELS SERVICE — REPAIRS And no amount of fresh water added exactly this grouping they eeem It Is estimated that Americans eat to overly strong tea will bring it to do something unusual. Of It there while It is being boiled 81x99 SHEETS •c Ea. M billion Frankfurters every year— back. This applies to coffee, also. course, we rtust give thought to and then remove before serving. VAN'S R.B.478 >r about 400,000,000 pounds. Hot Dog! In tho case of both tea and cof- the preparation of the units. It That brings us to the German 39' fee, the clearest drink is made by la true that a fresh ham or leg fried potatoes—another work 79' Finest Irish linen, 20xS3i' pouring the fresh, hot liquid over the of pork Is the most expensive of art when well done. Tho po- Seamless, extra long, free Red, Blue, Gold, (Jreertj Ice which has been placed in tall and fashionable. But, with a tatoes are first boiled with the thin glasses. little expert carving, tho shoul- . skins on and allowed to cool. from starch or filling. center and borders, I With tho iced tea, serve quarters rlor roast will prove more In- Then peel and slice in neat, thin Reg. 1.00 Reg. 50c of lemon or quarters of oranges. teresting. So try a shoulder slices (about an eighth of an roast, and here Is a nice reclpa: inch thick). Fry In roaat mutton And sprigs of mint, fresh from the fat, butter or good cooking fat mint patch, add flavor and color. For SHOULDER I'OKK BOAST Have the fat hot and don't put sweetening, use powdered sugar. It FOB FOUK too many potatoes Into the pan Popular sterling »llvW ptvttenu,, dissolves more readily than granu- at once. Add salt and a little lated sugar. 2 to 3 pounds pork shoulder, pepper to taste and see that aome excellent aramplei of flnelf While considering lepd tea and cof- 6 pepper corns. they are served fresh and hot. wrought craftsmanship, other* en- fee, It Is worth keeping in mind that 2 cloves. Iced cocoa or chocolate an grand 1 medium onion. Now, If you want to really tirely different from the uiually «o- warm weather drinks, especially for 1 tablespoon Hour. please the mere man, try serv- cepted styles, re to be leen si children. Keep a bottle of chocolate VJ cup rich milk. lirur this dish in ihe,"all-togeth- BETJSSIIX15S'. syrup In the refrigerator. Two table- 1 cup water. er" In your serving pantry, with spoons of syrup beaten into a glass 1 bay leaf. the meat In the center and a of milk and topped with a fluff of nice heap of sauerkraut on one fanlMss task BUT TODAY Salt. whipped cream—and there you are! side, and with gravy over the whllo silver Is still itt a modent* Or drop a ball of Ice cream into the Wash and trim tho meat and meat But be sure to place the glass of milk and chocolate. You'll salt It. I'laco roast In roasting msat first—then pour the gravy price. be the heroine of every child in the pan with the boiling water, all ovor—then place the sauerkraut the spices and the onion cut fine, and the potatoes. neiuhborhood. and roast one and one-half to two hours or until well done, Then, lust as this delectabla basting frequently. The roast dish is placed before the for- TO MAKE CHOCOLATE SYIlUr must bo crisp on tho outside. tunate man, plop down along- REUSSILLES' Make as you would make hot Then place roast on a platter side a tall glasa and a bottle of 8TEIUCJNG 8H.V1EB ehocolate~two tablespoons powdered and proceed to make the gravy. cold beer. chocolate or cocoa, four tablespoons granulated sugar, four tablespoons 36 Broad Street, bolllnR water. Cook and stir for two mlnutcB, stirring In, at tho jinlsh mi(ko uso of the tlmo in shopping, diced carrots. Then, a cupful ot RED BANK throe or four drops of vanilla and a resting or a littlo neighborly visiting. celery, cut into short pieces. Now, pinch of salt. Let It cool. Pour Into In any ovent, we'd suggest thla U> here is the "deep stuff"—Over all of uJ. attdoeett< andveeM\ a bottle and keep in refrigerator. terc«ting dinner for four, all In a this place a cupful ot well washed, single kettle, which really attends to dried apricots. Then pour In three Its own cooking: cups of hot water or broth. Then cover the kettle closely. Cook this over a very low fire for three to ELECTRIC Ui the/rtlce uou jkuf out A One Kettle Dinner four hours. French Peasant Dish Is Sim- NOUMANDY TOT HOAST When the French peasant woman comes In from the farm, her dinner In the ruufol leacn,oi(r&M • ple, Economical and Tasty Got a two or two anil a half-pound Is ready to servo. She may or may KITCHEN ASSISTANTS. pleco of jump roast, cut In a not thicken the gravy with a little "chunk." Drown this a good, dark butter and flour. Here la a meat and For sheer goodness, it is lmponalblo brown in very hot fat In a-Hklllott vegetable dish amplo for four hungry GRILLS WAFFLE IRONS PERCOLATORS to mil piles the preparations of (A minced onion mixed with the fat souls and worthy of their hearty ap- JACOB HUPJPERrS BEER Frunch peasant houeewlyoti. Many will help tho flavor). Now, dredge of the expensive entrees served In tho moat with two or throe table- proval. ROASTERS TOASTERS IRONS cMttldw_mtJirfcUit metropolitan hotels and prepared by spoons of Hour and season with pep- The French housewife would serve Imported French chefs aro nothing per and salt and place tho meat In a mixed Kreen salad of lettuce, en (I at all but the old-fashioned prepa- a eultnblo kettle. (An Iron kettle U dive, dandelion, escarolle or a mix- rations of the women folk on the a grand utensil for thla purpose). ture of all with maybe a tomato and French farm*. From tho standpoint Now, around tho moat place the) fol- a cucumber and an onion. The nicest of economy, they will make tho bud- JOWIIIK vexotnblos: First, twobunche» dressing li to dredge the vegetables ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP get «mile with glee. Ami many of of lcoliB. (If no looks nro to be had, in oil and then pour on lemon Juice, them are no planned that they can uso good-sized green onloni with two mix and servo. be set on the »tovo and left atone for or three Inches of tops). ,Cut th«i WIRING FIXTURES hour* while the French pennant noils or (lie onions Into inch and * A nice dessert with this dinner women are buiry out of doors. For- lialf l(in«ths. Next, on top ot th» would be sliced pineapple, freth br 18 WHITE STREET, RED BANK loeha pr onion*, place «, cupful •< canned, followed with a bit at «BMM Asurirtetl a wftmftA eaa tnd«#ff«e Phone 012 A. . • .,'• RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. PkM Ntiut 1 » w»Ur fcydrutan d «. pl«e» of wr- noon; They Were guests at thf Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heroy of Bel- vorce at Reno, Nevada, last year, avenue' has returned from tho South In bathing costume. The ordinance Enjoy a Herb Garden y. in moist soil, venson. and JEWELRY By SIDNEY SNOW parsley and chives. And tup and The following people from Mata- out of Knansburg, The recorder he succeeded in reviving her, after Irvlngton are occupying their sutn- wan attended tho Monmouth County Mrs. Jacob R. V. M. Lefferts, Mrs. during the course of his examination which the patient was taken to thn mer homo on Ma'n street. Oftentimes I think that wo wev« marioran for djMSlngs »nd clam Parent Teacher*. association plcnlo P. J. Devlin and Mr. and Mrs. of the prisoner learned that Mann hospital In the ambulance of the local Accuracy, skill and experi- not meant to know 10 much that chowder and sauce*. Thyme and at Goose Neck Point, Occanport, on Charles A. Neldilnger spent Tuesday could ngt remember how long he had first aid squad. ence enable us to do the Ukss u» away tram tho day-toiday Lemon Thyme, both belonging to tha Want Old Grave Harked. life with the earth from which we mint family, art Interesting, wo. Tuesday of last week: Mrs. Garrett at Beach Haven. been In the United States, nor on most delicate repairing. We McKcen, Mr?. John Knauff, James what steamship he had coma to this The prompt work of the first aid A movement Is underway to have came, and to which wo will return. And then there are the lesser Mrs. W. O. Dlggln and Mrs. George squad and Dr. J. G. Fcman saved guarantee satisfaction. Our We Beem to ba BO anxious to get known but very interesting herbs. Haines, Conrow Wyckoff, Eleanor Barbanell of Hempstead, I* I., left country, a.nd It becumo evident that the grave of John Colman at New prices will please you. away from it. And I wonder what Out of ever so many, we ought to Wyclcoff, Mrs. Paul Royer, Paul Friday for a two weeks' tour through ho hod entered Illegally. Emigrant the life of Anthony Palmlerl, age five, Point Comfort suitably marked. Col- wo sain by gutting away. plant chervil for flavoring and for Royor, Jr., Mrs. R. V. Tallby, Donald tho Now England states. They are offlclalH wore unali!••, to find any reo* of North Bergen on Thursday. The man is said to hive hoen th« first It Is true.we.nrg. HD much governed garnitures. and-Doris T«llby, Mis. Donald Riley, planning to visit Lako Sunapee and ord of his having entered legally. youngster was bathing st the foot white man to be burled In New Jer- Silverware Repaired by environment und by habit and by find a little burnet seed and grow Elizabeth Ann and Donald Riley, Littleton, N. H. Mann was placed on a steamboat for of Rarltan avenue and was. flounder' sey. Ho was a member of the crew and Replated Like New custom. So we have como to drilt this ola-fashloned herb. It used to Mm. Edwnrd Holtorf, Gerard Holt- Mrs. Donald H. Hiley entertained New York and tlio (migrant officials Ing In the water when a bather of Hendrlk Hudson's Half Moon and far afield from what used to bo hu- be included in claret and fruit orf, Mrs. Harry II. Munson, Mrs. Thursday afternoon with a luncheon notified. Ho was taken Into custody noticed his danger and brought him Was killed by Indians when he and man practice The solace of the hills puncnes and cups, it Is good, too, In Milton Stevenson, Milton Stevenson, bridge at the casino at West End for at tho Battery and taken to Ellis to the beach. He was treated by the other members of tho crew rrtads a REUSSILXES* and the Boll of the ilekls and the naiads, • first aid squad for submersion. 3rd, and Mrs. John Arthur of Ham- a number of her friends. Miss Mar- Island. Ho will be deported to his landing near where he Is burled. 36 Broad St., Red Bod. etrly mornings near a stream are And then there la basil which tho ilton Square. garet J. Devlin held high score fok1 native Greece. The police continued to make ar- only to bo had when bought and French people prize so highly fur rests on Sunday of bathers who In- Tel 1881. paid .for In tin: way of a summer flavoring fishes and Bauces. Also, wo Dr. and Mrs, S. M. Lazow aro the afternoon, Other guests were Boys can make, extra pocket money vacation. must have lavender to dry and pack planning to occupy their new home Mrs. Harry Stonaker, Mrs. R. V. Mrs. Roberta Austin of Rarltan sist upon walking through the streets EelllnK The Register.—Advertisement But every now and then we wlah away with the linens. There is a on Main Btrect by August 10. Tallby, Mrs. Milton. F. Stevenson and we could have a sort of a little life- sort of romentlo completeness about Howard Wilson nnd Ralph Doyle Mrs. Randolph Heuser. line which manages to keep ua con- linen tucked away with bags of hava returned to their respective Ira Warne of Morganvllle has ac- nected «. little more firmly with na- lavender, especially it you have an homes from a three-day visit at cepted a position at the HanBon- ture. And we wonder what or haw English grandmother. Plttsburg. VanWlnkle-Munnlng Co. plant. that can bo. Of course, you might say, "Well it's Dr. and Mrs. •William H. Pengel Miss Dorothy Hotallng and Miss So here I submit the little herb getting pretty late to talk about a spent the week-end as the guests of Marian Stlllwell left Saturday aboard garden. herb garden." Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer of 2£!ka the S. S. Queen of Bermuda for a Real Values! Herbs aro so much a part of the "Not at ail," we say. "A herb gar- Park, N. Y. • week's stay In Bermuda, earth. They are mostly so tiny, too, den takes much planning; and pon- Mrs. Georglana Leary and daugh- At a congregational meeting of the J.YANKO that we can feel toward them with a dering. It won't be long until it will Westminster Presbyterian church of atnse of protection. They receive be winter and then you. will want to ter Louise are spending a few days For the three days, and they Rive. They offer a grand start gathering tho seeds from va- as guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Jay Mor- West Chester, Pa., held Thursday 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK partnerihip. rious seedsmen, many of whom can ris of Weutfleld. evening, August 1, a call was extend- In return for the pleasant hours of give you what you want. And then, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bliss and ed to Rev. William Henry Dllts, pas- one's time which 'they take, they too, before the snow comes or the children, Joseph, Jr., and Anna, and tor of tho First Presbyterian church Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in cooperation with Red Bank's seem to step out of tho pardon with ground freezes, It is a flne thing to of Matawan. It Is believed that Mr. s> Miaa Rose Brady of Woonsocket, R. "Carnival of Values" choice merchandise is offered at real bar- n |/i.Y us and into the house bring us llttlo do the rough work—laying out the I., spent Wednesday as guests of Mr. Dllts will accept and will enter upon bits of flavors, little sprays for deco- plot—arranging the rocks and so on. his new duties October 1. He will ration—pleasant little odors which Then at the proper moment In spring, and Mrs. Frank H, Bliss. succeed Rev. Charles R. Williamson, gain prices. All items are from our regular stocks and the early remind us of; them all winter long. the herb garden is on Us way. Mrs. W. W. Hobrough left Tues- Ph. D., whose death occurred last shoppers get the best bargains, many items are limited in quantities. '. Nothing Is lovelier or moro appro- day to drivo her mother, Mrs. P. A. March. priate for the smallest child toddling Johnson, to Buffalo whero she board- its way around than the little garden ed a lake steamer for her home in • i »n > ot herbs. Nothing so keeps the Matawan News. Detroit, Mich. Mrs. George P. Leh- #rown-up man nnd woman so clone rittor and Mi3s Laura Gessweln ac- Keansburg News. Kayser's Silk Hose Fruit of the Loom Sheets & Cases to the feel and smell of the earth ua (Th. Red Bank Regiutet e&n bt boaitht In Mitlwm from M. J. O'Connell, 121 companied Mrs. Hobrough and they (The Red Bunk Register Ckn bs bought perfect sheer hose, rlngless, does the little warden of herbs. Noth- Cdaiu »ue/j. Values to SOo a 1 (\(\ palp. l.UV tain fabrics and drapery materials at Woven Seersuckers greatly reduced prices. Turkish Towels Regular 5oc a yard quality, wash- able of course, in attractive pat- Oval Bath Mats Extra heavy and extm largo terns of checks, stripes and plaids. y n aim, 24x40. Whlto with col- An braided mat« of firm qutil- iipor, attractively haxctl, 1.00 Kayser gown*, »!*» IS flZlBC white and tinted colors. cream white only. Regularly 1.25 and IS only. Two ttylti to II ZV lOc-AT SUNOCO Mileage ... at regular gas price. pair, select from. STATIONS Valuta to 76a a box. 35 AND DEALER* Many unadvertised bargains on display thruoufc the store HIGH POWERED, KNOCKLESS ACTION ... AT REGULAR GAS PRICE BED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1935. Page Ten: VISITORS AT FOBEMAJTB. NOTICE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. IN CHANCERY Or NEW JERSEY. (10) days atter ta* confirmation of tW THE, SECOND NATIONAL BANE AND Notice li hereby given that tultd btdi 3«twM& ELIZABETH BHEHA. at mL Com. Mid «ale bPto» Court of OIMW«T. TRUST COMPANY OF RED BANK. will b« recilved by the TownihID Com- Pltlnant*, *&d UNIVERSAL BSCURITX And neU& U further liren thVt I *tt Wife and Mother of Well-Known Or- .NEW JERSEY, PREFE&BED STOCK mlttea of Shrewsbury Towmhlp, Mon- CO., a corporation. Defendant* report uld sals to the Chan call or of tfc* chestra Leader Everett Visitor. It's Colonial—But Modern, Too DIVIDEND NO. 4. mouth County, N. J., for the Improve- On Bill, .to. Notlp* Of B»U of AiMti. fiuw of New Jersey at the ChsjwerJ - MENUS The Board of Director! of tlib bunk ment of Hunca Bund In Shrewsbury Wall, Halght, Ctrey A Hart pence, of Charoban, One Exchange Place. In the City A number of guests visited at have declared the regular semi-annual div- Township, with bituminous lurfae* treat- Counsel with Jamea P. Gannon, Jr., Re- of Jersey City, New Jersey,, on Uu 18th idend of $3 per share upon its Prafarred ment. Estimated quantity of bitumlnoui ceiver. sy of August. 1SSB, at 10 o'clock in th* Foreman's boarding school and material required ti 12,000 gallons, with forenoon of that diy (Daylight Saving- Stock, payable July 81, 1935, to Hoc It- By virtue of two ordtrt of th« Court of Time) or ai soon thereafter as tha mat* of the- camp, during the past week and over holders of record of July 25, 1036. cover. Bldi will be opened and »ad in 1 the week-end. Among the guests WILLIAM B. L-YMAN, public at the rooms of said Committee, Chancery of New Jertey la th« abova-an* ter may be heard, for confirmation or mob Cashier. Tinton Falls, N. J,, on Friday, August 16. titled CAUII, ra*d| respectively on tho ther action ai the Chancellor may deem were Mrs. Claude D. HopklnB of New 1935, at 3:S0 P. M.. Daylight Saving Time. 24th day of Junt, 1688, and on tha fith proper. ^ By Mrs. Alexander George. York city, wife of the well-known or- Specifications and forma of bid for the day of July, 1086, directing that tales be NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. p of bid for the held of certain property ana assets of tha Dated July 10, 1086, chestra leader, and Mr. Hopkins's proposedd k prepared by George FF. JAMBS F. GANNON, JR, : Hasten Help Notice Is hereby given that sealed bldl Randolph, C. E.. have bean fllad In the i Univjri*Univari*. Security Co.,. a corporationcorpomtton,. 1 mother, Mrs. Albert W. Hopkins of will ho rei-«lved hy Jh«. TDirnthlp Commit. »me» ot »ald Engineer at flO Broaa StWat |-m«atloi»d-aiid^*ioribfd la said ordif tot Hecelv«r -*! UftWersai Security Ge« Menu For Dinner < Washington, D. C. Tee" of ' Karitan Township, Monmouth Rod Bank, N. J., and may be inspected sale. I, Jamas F. Gannon, ... Receiver ot 10 Journal Square, Jersey City, N. J, - Othep gu«»ts Included Mnr.K. C. County, N.. J-. for the construction of during business hours. Bidder* will ba Universal Security Co., the defendant —--;..- - (Serving JSgM)- above_ named, wil.l .sai l at .bbllo vendue to r Shrimp Cocktail Clarke of Jamaica, Long Island, and 1'oole Avenue, In Raritan Township, with furnished with copy of the specification! Chancery 7/289 ; Fond Gravel Surface. Bituminous Treated. and forms of hid by the Engineer upon thth e bihihg heat t biddebidd r on SSaturday, the 17th SHERIFFS SALE. Sauce Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jefferson, Mrs. Estimated amount of gravel surface re- proper noticti e and aym t;ioTPv; f Fi DlBboar.H?f y P« A»RflU k -° " 1Mf «2:80 Cheesed Wafers quired Is 12,100 square yards. Bids will P fl on ot id By virtue of a wrlfl of fl. fa. to rat dU Baked Ham Sweet Potato Souffle Leila Perkins, Mrs. Ermine Coleman, of which sum Thir« ._« _Dollar_ _, wil..l .bo re? ?SL°-*J ?-*?.?: . •&"!? . - " tte opened and read in public at tho rooms funded to those submitting bids. {Dayllgliti Saving Time) at and upon the rectad, issued out off the Court of Chain Buttered Asparagus Mrs. Fannie Fltchett, Mrs. Ellnorist of said Committee. Township Hall, Poole premises known ai the Community House, car? of the State of New Jersey, will ba Rolls Plum Jam Bids must be made on the standard pro- Y. Yancy, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Avenue, Railtnn Township, N. J., on Frl- posal forms In the manner designated oca ted on Plot No. 17 at Gooseneck Point. exposed to iale at publio vendue, on . i Spiced Pear Salad Haynes, Mrs. Nancy Crump, Mrs. ilay. August 1G, 1035, at 8:00 P. M., Day- therein and required by the specification*, Borough of Oceanport, Monmouth County, MONDAY, THE i2TH DAY OF AUGUST* Vanilla Ic» Cream Cheiry Sane. light Saving Time. must be enclosed In sealed envelopes, New Jersey, first in bulk and then in par* ' , WHIe Cake Maude Atkinson, Miss Grace White, ceU. the highest bids to be accepted by Coffee DrnwinKH, specifications and forms of bearing the name and address of the bid- .etweon the hours of 12:00 o'clock and' Miss Geraldine Perkins, Dr. George bid for the proposed work, prepared by der and the name of tha road on ths out- me at Receiver, subject to the confirma- 5100 o clock (at 2.00 o'clock Daylight Siv- Shrimp Cocktail E. Haynes and eon, George, Jr., Her- Ceorire F, Randolph, C. E., and approved aide, addressed to the Township Commit* tion of the Court of Chancery, alt of the n* Time) in the afternoon of said day at by tho State Highway Commissioner, hava tee of Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth following described lands and chattels and Sound shrimps y^ teaspoon bert Mansanto, Stanley Smellie, Wil- other property, being a portion of the the Court Ham* In tho Borough of Fres- 1 tablespoon paprika been filed in the oflkea of the said engineer County, N. J., and must bo accompanied lolti. County of Monmouth, New Jeraeyj liam Atkinson and Hilton L. Mayers, at 60 Broad street. Red Bank, New Jersey, by a certified check for the turn of property described In said order for sate. o satisfy a decree of said court amount" lemon Jules ""' all of New YorkCity. mill of the State. Highway Commissioner, Three Hundred Dollars. together with tho buildings situated ing to approximately te,670.00 H teaspoon salt Parsley Trenton, N. J., and may bo Inspected dur- The Township of Shrewsbury reserves thereon, to wit, Ail the following tract or parcel of Carefully clean shrimps and chill. ing business hours. Bidders will ba fur- the right to reject any or all bids if (a) All those tracts or parcels of land land and premises herlnaftar particularly STOLEN CAR BECOVERED. nished with a copy of the specifications deemed to the beat Interest of the Town- and premises with the buildings and Im- described, situate, lying and bains In th* Arrange shrimp in small cups lined and blueprints of the drawings by the ship BO to do. provement! thereon, situate, lying and be- Township of Shrewsbury, in the County of with lettuce. Top with rest of in- Engineer on proper notice aand payment of By order of the Towmhtp Committee of ing at Goatensok Point, Borough of Ocean- Monmouth, and fit ate of New Jersey. Auto Taken While Owner Is Calling T g Dll Fi Dll f hipyh t Ton Dollarsrs,, FivFie DollarDola s ooff which amamouno t 'Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth County, port. Monmouth County, New Jersey. "Designated BS Lots NOB. 42, 48 and 44 gredients. Add eauce. At Physician's Office. Ton Dolla N. J. which on a certain map entitled "Map of - map entitled "Map of Little Silver « Sauce will bo refundefddd upon returt n of thhe draw Jask Maizaroppl of Peart street re- infra In good condition. July 31, 1935. Property ot Universal Security Co. at 'ark, made by A. C. Hurley. C. E., Ud (For shell fish) Bids munt be made on the standard pro- KENNETH FIELDS. Gooseneck Point, Mon. Co., N. J.." made Bank, N. J./' and filed in the Clerk's •office 1 tablespoons 1 tablespoon ported to. the,.police early Saturday posal forms in tho manner desitfjtated Chairman. jy £. E. Throckraorton, Surveyor, Long of Monmouth County, New Jersey. ejjiH horseradish morning that his car, which he had therein and required by the specifications. MARGRETTA L. REED, Clerk. Branch, New Jersey, on July 81st, J922, BEGINNING at a point In the souther- B.UC. hi teaspoon salt parked In front of the office of Dr. must bo enclosed In Beslcd envelopes, bear- and duly filed on Deo. fi, 1931, in tha of- y line of Parker Avenue, and distant four 2 tablespoon hi teaspoon ing the name and addreBs of, the bidder NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. fice ot the Clerk of Monmouth County, mndred and eighty feet eaitwardly from eataup paprika James W. Parker tin Shrewsbury ave- and the name of the road on the outside, are laid down, shown and designated as the intersection of said southerly side of addressed to the Township Committee of The Board of Education of the Borough Plots numbered: 1. 4, &, 7, 9. 10, 18, lfi, Parker Avenue with the e&itwardly tin* I tablespoon! M teaspoon nue, had been stolen. The vehicle of Llttlo Silver in the County of Mon- was found an hour later on McLaren Haritan Township. Monmouth County, N. 17, 18. 20, 22, 24, 27, S3. if Rums on Drive [ thence eastward ly along lima iuics oolon julco J., and must be accompanied by a certified mouth, New Jersey, invites bids for the (b) All that tract or parcel cf land, tha southerly line of Parker Avanue on* Mix and chill ingredients and street, where It had been abandoned. check for not less than ten (10) per grading of grounds and construction of shown on "Map of Property of Universal hundred and fifty feet] thence southwardly serve on flsh. This sauce win keep No trace of the thief could be found. centum of the amount bid, but not less roadway, curbs and sldawnlks, at tha New Security Co. at Gooseneck Point, Mon. Co., at right angles to said first mentioned than Fve Hundred Dollars ($500.00). Public School on Markham Place. Little N. J,," filed at Freehold, New Jersey, in course one hundred and seventy-five feet, Beveral days it stored in refrigerator. Mr. Mazzaroppi had called at the Tho standard form of proposal is attached Silver, New Jersey. the office of the Clerk of Monmouth more or lens; thence westwardly parallel Spiced Fear Salad physician's office to secure aid for to the specification*. Bids will be received August 12, 1935, County on December 9, 1081, beginning with said first mentioned course one hun- 8 halves pears 2 tablespoons his sick wife. As he was ringing the I Tho Township of Rarltan reserves the 8:00 P.-M. daylight saving . time In the at a point in tha Easterly line ot Seven- dred and fifty feet; thence northwardly at 21 Tthole cloves granulated doctor's doorbell, he saw an uniden- right to reject any or all bids if deemed to rooms,of the Board of Education, at tho bridge Road distant along the said line of right angles to said third course and par- U cop bark cinnamon gelatin tho best Interest of tho Township 80 to do. School! on Markham Place, Little Silver, SevenbrtdgB Soad, &34.18 feet Northerly allel with said second course one hundred '"•-# cup sugar 2/S cup cold tified roan slip Into the driver's seat . By order of the Township Committee of Mew Jersey, fro-.- m the intersection formeid by the East- and sev«nty-flvo feet to the point or place 1 CUP SUest water and drive off. His shouts were not Modern requirements have put va- tion Is provided for all the other Haritan Township, Monmouth County, N. Bids must bo furnished In the manner erly tine of Sevenbrldge Itoad with the f beginning. 1 rap water, 1 tablespoon heeded. rooms. A convenient entry on the J. deeijjnated herein and required by the Northerly line of Monmouth Boulevard, Consisting of three lots, each fifty feet boiling lemon juice riations into this essentially Colonial July SI. 1935. specifications: must be enclosed in sealed thence. North, 65 Degrees, 5 Minutes East, In width and one hundred and seventy* Mix pears, spices, vinegar, sugar The matter was reported to the po- type of house with Its low lines, but side is Just a step from the driveway. THOMAS P. BRENNAN. envelopes, addressed to George H. Llppln- 223.86 feet to n point; thencs North 42 five feet deep. lice and Sergeant George Clayton and while It includes seven rooms, four Economies In space, with maximum cott, Clerk, Board of Education, Little Degrees IE Mlnuton West, 242.7 feet to a Seised ns tha property of Fred S. Tetl and boiling water. Simmer 20 min- Chairman. Silver, New Jersey, bearing on tho outside point; thence South 81 Degrees 40 Min- Titi) and Roia (Roso) Teti (Tlti), bit utes. Remove pears and strain Policeman Sprigue Williams were as- bedrooms and two baths, it can be accessibility, are effected in hallways Gilbert T. VanMnter, Clerk. the name and address of bidder. AH bids utes West, 160.9 feot to a point i thence wife, tnken In execution at the suit of juice. Heat to boiling and add to signed to investigate. ' built on a 50-foot lot. on both first and second floors. must be delivered at the placo and time South 79 Degrees 3 Minutes West, 18.44 ^ranbury Building and Loan Association, gelatin •which has soaked 5 minutes Balancing the cozy reading alcove Brick, with slate or wood shingles, IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. above referred to nnd must he accompan- feet to a. point in the Easterly line of corporation of N. J., and to be sold by, Fisherman Hurt In Fall. off the front of the living room 1B the makes the exterior. A picket fenco 109/518 ied by a Surety Company bid bond or a Sevenbrldsre Road, thence along th' e East- HOWARD HEIGHT. Sheriff.. in cold water. Stir until gelatin has Between Alfred J. Llppman, Jerrold H. certified check In the sum equal to 10% erly line of Sevenbridgo Road, South _24. Dated July 1, 1985. dissolved. Add lemon Juice and pour Roger Terrlll of Gillespie avenue, spacious porch in the rear. A large may be placed either in front or ex- Meyer nnd Emanuel P. Scheck. executors of tho amount bid as stated in the pro- Degrees 55 Minutes East 148.42 ffeot to Wilton T. Applesate, Sol'r. H Inch layer in shallow pan. Re- Fair Haven, suffered a possible frac- bay window In the dining room af- tended around the garden. Box of tho Estate of Leopold Meyer, de- posal, payable to the Board of Education, point or place of beginning, excepting {55 1.) fords a delightful vista of the rear bushes flank the entrance. ceased, complainants, and Pauline Rose. BorouttBorough oolf LlttlLltt o Silver, Monmouth Coun- from the'above described tract, so much .'aerve-rest at gelatin mixture. Chill ture of the skull when he fell while et ftla., defendants. ty, New Jersey. ts financed In whole or In lies In Gooseneck Point Road; and fishing off a rock breakwater at Mon- garden. Estimates of construction range Tim jl ALL that tract or parcel ot land be- , Cli&»e*ry 7/308 until gelatin has set a little. Press On Bill, etc. Notice of settlement of ac- part by the Federal Emergency Ad mini a- mouth Beach Sunday. Members of The master bedroom ia exposed on from $8,000 to $10,000, depending on count of executon. * ginning at the point of intersection formed SHERIFF'S SALE. pears into gelatin and cover them tratlon of Public Works and is Bubject to by the Easterly, line of Seven bridge Road three sldeB, while excellent ventila- local labor and material costs. Notico is hereby given that the accounts all Its requirements. By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to ma dU with reserved gelatin mixture. Chill the coast guard station nearby went of tho subscribers, executors of the estate and the Northerly line of Monmouth Bou- to his assistance and he was re- of Leopold Meyer, deceased, tate of the The attention of bidders Is called to the levard as laid down on "Map of Property 3cted, issued out of the Court of Chan- until «tlfl. Cut portions allowing minimum rate of wages to be pala by con- of Universal Security Co., at Gooseneck cery of tho State of Now Jersey, will be pear for eaclj serving. Top -with sal- moved ' to the Monmouth Memorial City of Red Bonk, Monmouth county. New tractors, namely: skilled labor $1.20 per Criticises Mayors. leged gambling which exists In their Jersey, will be audited and stated by Sam- Point, Mon. Co., N. J.." filed at Frehold, exposed to sale at publlo vendue, on ad, dressing and serve on crisp let- hospital at Long Branch. uel Roesiler, Esq., one of the Special Mni- hour and unskilled labor $0.50 per hour, New Jersey, In the office of the dork of MONDAY, THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST/ tuce. G. Roland Munroe, 'attorney for municipalities. ters of this court, and. will be reported for AH contracts and sub-contracta are sub- Monmouth County on December 0, 1981, 1935, A bonaflde newspaper circulation settlement to the Court of Chancery, to be ject to. the ariprovnl of the Government thencnce alalongong, tthhea Eaiterlaelyy line of SevenSoven' between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and the National Crime Prevention holdea in the Chancery Chambers. 1080 Engineer. Add 1 tablespoon vinegar to each —the kind The Register has—is the The Red Bank Register travels A separate labor bond Is required In an brldgbrdgee RRoaoad NNortorth 10 -DegreeDegrees 85 Min- 6:00 o'clock (at 2i00 o'clock Daylight Sav* quart water required for poaching league at Newark, sent letters Fri- Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey, on utet s WestW, t4*87.* 6 feef t to a pointit, thencth e Ing Time) In the afternoon of said day, at only kind that counts with the ad- day to the mayors of Monmouth over every street in town and every Tuesday, the 10th day of September, next, amount equal to the largest estimated atill along the Easterly Una of Sevenbrldgo the Court Houag, in the Borough of Frae* eggs and this will aid in keeping vertiser. No premiums or other In- road in the county. Let it carry your at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, (Daylight monthly payroll. Road North 24 Degrees 65 Minutes Went, hold. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to Beach and Brlelle criticising them Savins Time, or »a soon thereafter as Attention of prospective bidders Is fur- 46.58 feet to a point, thence North 6R edges firm. ducements have ever been offered to message to thoee who live on these ther directed to paragraph 8 of Construc- satlnfy a decree of iinid court amounting* secure circulation.—Advertisement. for not taking action to stop tho al- thoroughfares.—Advertisement- counsel may bo henrd. and that applica- Degrees, 5 Minutes East, 228.89 feet to a, to approximatelppro imately $4,832,00. tion will ho then and there made for con- tion Regulations included In the specifica- point, thence South 43 Degrees 15 Min- tions. The office of tho National Re-em- Alll ththe followinflli g ttractt or parcel of land Around Camp Fire firmation of tho said report and for al- utes East, 242.7 feet along tha Westerly and premises hereinafter iartlcularly da- lowance of the said account, end applica- ployment Service, which may be called up- boundary of property of David Jones as &Th» menu is suggested for outdoor on for lists of qualified workers, Is at scribed, situate, lying am hi in the tion will also be made at that time for the shown on abovo mentioned map, thence Borough of Rod Dank, In the County of allowance of commissions of $6,000.00 to First Avenue and Boardwalk, Aisbury South 67 Degrees 67 Minutes East, 80.0 iervlng.). . Park, New Jernoy, Emil C. fiardell, Man- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, ' the executors and for ths allowance of a feet to a point, thence South 18 Degrees First Tract:—Beginning at a point in Serving Five counsel fee of S3,500.DO to the solicitors ager. 0 Minutes East 412.0 feet to a point in Steak and Onion Sandwich* Jie easterly lino of Shrewsbury Avenua for the accountants. An approved Surety Company bond Is the Northerly line of Monmouth Boule- distant one hundred and fifty feet south- Corn a la Southern required covering performance of contract vard, thence South 85 Degrees 44 Minutes erly from the southeasterly corner of Sliced Pickles Your presence Is not necessary at the and payment of material, men and labor West S22.S7 feet along the Northerly lino above time unleai you care to enter some Shrewflbuvy Avenue and Catherine Stree\t| AppleSause in accordance with the statute. of Monmouth Boulevard to the point or thenco easterly, at right angles to Shrews- Crumb Cake LEON'S abjection to the accounting or to ths al- Plans and specifications are on file In place of beginning. lowance of the fees requestedueted,, bury Avenue, one hundred and sixty-eight Coffea o the office of George K, Allen, C. E., 60 feet; thence northorly, and parallel with (Milk lor children) A coppy of thth e IIaccoun tt IB attached Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, dur- (o) (Opposite Plot 86). parall h i ALL that tract of land between Shoro ShrewsburDin owoum yjf Aaiaiiut! iiiififtyj *vcifact;, thencbuejii;e* Steak And Onion Sandwiches to and madde a part of the bill of eom- ing business hours. CAN SERVE ALL YOUR NEEDS rjnlnt filed. In the above came In the of- A copy of plans and specifications can Road and Blackberry Creek, southeast of westerly, and parallel with the first Una, 1 .lice, onions % teaspoon fice of the Clerk in Chancery at Trenton, be secured by bidders from the Engineer plot 25 as shown on the aforesaid map; one hundred and sixty-eight feat to tha !4 cup French paprika New Jersey. on deposit of $10.00, which amount wilt being further described as all that plecs or easterly lino of Shrewsbury Avenue: thsnea dressing 8 tablespoons Pated July 18, 1035. be refunded upon return of same in good pares! of land beginning at * point on the southerly, nlontr Shrewsbury Avenue fifty, ft pieces sirloin ateak fat IN ALFRED J. UPPMAN. order wwithin five days after the opening southeasterly aide of Shoro Road where fdot to the place of Beginning. 54 teaspoon salt 8 rolls, butter JERROLD H. MEYER, of bids. the northeasterly line of ploPlot 2255 , ai Bhown Intended as the name land and' premises on the aforesaid map 11t extenided south- conveyed to the said Ida Boncora by Select large Bermuda onions and EMANUEL P. SCHECK, The BoarBoard of f EducntoEducntlonn reerreserves s hthee ExecutorsE . righht to accept or rejecj t any or allll bibidsd . easterly would intersect tha said south- George C. Thompson and Emma Thomp* out into % inch slices. Place in.ahal- Osborne, Cornish & Seheek, Signed easterly line of Bhnra Road, thetite in n son. sinnle persons, by deed dated Janui , low dish and cover with dressing. CLEANING... DYEING... LAUNDERING Solicitor!., GEORGE H. LIPPINCOTT. general south westerly and southerly di- ,ry Uth, lflll.and recorded in the Clerk's 24 Commerce St, Cl rection alone the said lino of Shore Road ofllce of the County of Monmouth. in Book Let stand ten minutes. Place fat in Newark, N. J. to a point where" said line of Shore Road 804 of Deeds for said County, on pages frying pan. Arrange over camp flre Chancery 7/312 intersects the northwesterly line of the 468, etc. Blackberry Creek; returning to point or Third Tract:—Beginning at a itak* and when "smoking" add and quick- SHERIFF'S SALE. placo of beginning: and thence running standing at tho northeast corner of th* 109-3QO By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to me di- ly brown steak. Sprinkle with salt NOTICE. aoutheasterly 42 feet more or lees along Lang lot at tho lino of the west side of rected, Issued out of tho Court of Chan- the northeasterly Una of plot 25 If ex- Shrewsbury Avenue; thence northwardly end paprika. Cover and cook about 1 To NELLIE R. HANSON. cery of tho Stato of New Jersey, will bo tended southeasterly to a point in tho along tha lino of the west side of Shrews- minutes or until steak is done to PANAMA and OUR GAS CHAMBER By virtue of an order of the Court of exposed to sale at public vendue on northwesterly Una of Blackberry Creek; bury Avenue, forty-two and six-twelfths suit the various tastes. Split rolls, Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day MONDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF AUGUST, thence southwesterly along tha north- feet to a stake; thonce wostwardly on* of tho date hereof. In a cause wherein Jane 1935. westerly line of Blackberry Greek to tho hundred and eoventy-seven feot on a Una spread with butter, add steak slices STRAW HATS and EULAN L. Ferrine is complainant, and Arthur N. end of tho first course. larollel with the lino of the north aide of Hanson and otherB are defendants, you aro between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and and cover with onions. Replace roll 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock. Daylight J., made by J. erly line of plot 27 (If extended south- recorded. Mix Ingredients and pour into but- lantic Highlands, New Jersey, known as W. Seaman, City Engineer, Long Branch, easterly), thence southeasterly 95 feet more Seized as the property of Henry Bon* tered baking dish. Ealte 20 minutes Lot No. 8, and all of defendants' right, November 20, 1908, and duly filed fn the or less along the southwesterly line of core (widower) ot nls.. taken In execution title, privileges end Interest of, in and to Monmouth Co., Clerk's office. plot 27 if extended to a point in the north- at tho suit of Frances P. Walker, and to In moderate oven. Serve in dish in Lot No. 1 on a certain Map entitled "Map westerly line of Blackberry Creek; thenco bo sold by which baked. of Sears Tract, Portland Heights, «ant of BEGINNING at the point of Intersection returning; to the point or place of begin- and adjoining Atlantic Highlands. N. J., of tho North side of Shrewsbury Avenue, ning; thence southeasterly 50 feet more or HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Crumb Cake. Scale 50 feet—one Inch. Surveyed and also known as South -Shrewsbury Drive, less along the northeasterly line of plot Dated Jnly lEth, 1036. mapped by William L. Sneden, C. E., Bed with'the Easterly aide of Honmouth Ave- Edwnrd W. WIHB, Sol'r. I eupa brown 1 teaspoon vanilla 27 (If extended southeasterly) GO feet 130.fl| Bank, N. J., December, 1892. Plan and nue; thenco (1) Northerly along: the East more or less to the northwesterly line of (73 1.) •ugax hi teaspoon salt lines established by S. W. Sears"; and you. side of Monmouth Avenue two hundred H cup fat 1 teaspoon cinnamon Blackberry Creek; thence in a southwest- Nellie R. Hanson, are made a party de- thirty feet to the southwest cornor of Lot erly direction along northwesterly line of S^4 cups flour ^ teaspoon fendant because you signed the said bond No. 47 on said map; thonce (2) North Chancery 7/304 1 cup milk cloves Blackberry Creek to the end of tha second nnd mortgage, and because you have an eighty-eight degrees fifty-two minutes East course. SHERIFF'S SALE. 1 egg 1 teaspoon Eoda inchoate right of dower In the said land alone: the southerly line of lots No. 47 and By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to ma di- Cream fat and sugar. Add flour. and premises. No. 48 on said map two hundred feet to (o) (Oppoilte Plot 29). rected, iBsuod out of the Court of Chan- the westerly side of Woodmere Avenne, ALL that tract of land opposite Plot 29 ;ery of tha State of New Jeuey, will be Mix well and reserve 1 cup. Add rest JOHN A. LOVELY, formerly Forrest Road; thence (8) South- lying between Shore Road and Blackberry Solicitor of Complainant, erly along the westerly side of Woodmere ixposed to sale at publio vendue on of Ingredients to remaining "crumb Creek, being further described as all that MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OP AUGUST, South Amboy Trust Co. JHdg., Avenue, one hundred seven feet and sev- niece or parcel of land beginning at a mixture." Beat well. Pour into shal- South Amboy. N. J. enty-flve hundredths of a foot to tho point in the'southeasterly line ot Share 1935, low pan lined with waxed paper. Dated July 12, 1035. northerly side of South Shrewsbury Drive; Road where the same Is intersected by between the hours of 12.00 o'clock and Sprinkle top with cup of reserved thence (4) in a Westerly direction along the southwesterly line of Plot 20 (if ex- 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Daylight Sav- Mdnmoutb County Surrogate*! Office. the northerly slda of the same two hun- tended southeasterly), thence northeast- ing Time) in the afternoon of said day, "crumbs." Bake 30 minutes in mod- dred thirty-four feet and ninety-nine hun- erly along the line of Shore Road to a at tho Court HOUBO, In tho Borough of erate oven. Serve cut in squares or In the matter of the estate of frank dredths of a foot to the point or place of point where the name is Intersected by Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- Euraha (also known as Frank Yuraga). beginning. the northeasterly line of plots 29 and 30 sey, to satisfy a decree of said court bars. deceased. amounting to approximately 15,034.00. Notice to creditors to present el aim • This description Is In accordance with a f extended southeasterly, thence south- survey made by George DD,. Cooper, Sur- easterly along the extended line of Plots All that certain tract or parcel of land Cooking For Wcek-End against estate. veyor, dated March 23, 1037. 20 and 80 to a point In the northwesterly and promises hereinafter particularly de- The clever housewife plans her Pursuant to the order of Joseph Sid th t line of Blackberry Creek; then returning scribed, situate, lying and being in th* to the point or place ot beginning, and Township of Shrewsbury, in tho County of meals so that much' cooking can be thence running southeasterly along the Monmouth and State of New Jersey. done well in adva'nee c* serving. She nouthwestarly line of plot 20 extended Beginning at a stake standing In th* loutheasterly to a point In the north- center of tho road, 88 feet In width, -lead- keeps a well stocked pantry and ice westerly line of Blackberry Creek, thence ing from PIna Brook to Sauankum, said box too. •\\ lio wouldn't be, dear, northeasterly along tho northweaterly line point being distant westerly 170.7 feat I naa tne DMI time _._ .. ._ exhlbi of Blackberry Creek to th« end of the sec* from ths westerly line of the property of Sunday Dinner your olothes always to the subscriber, administratrix as afoic ond course. the Plna Brook Methodist Church. m«si- Tomato Juice Co~l;tail at tho Brown's look so attractively said, their debts and demands again it the ured along the center of the aforesaid Cold Boast Vpal Poliilo Salad week-end party • , » fresh, BO Immaculately Btild estate, under oath, within six monthn Chancery 7/311 (0 Fart of Plot 6. road, thence (1) north sixteen degrees Corn on Cob from the date of the aforesaid order, or SHERIFF'S SALE. ALL that piece or parcel of land de- thirty-five minutes west 638.1 faet mow Bread Teach Butter the boys were well groomed. Men nrt- they will be forever barred of their (Jtlona scribed ai the most northeasterly 10 feet or loss to the lands of J. Hull McLean. By virtue of a writ of fl, fa. to me di- of Plot 6. belnar 10 feet in width through- Apricot Sherbel mlre cleanliness. therefor -agains« .,,—-t the . sai-d -•-?---.--".*subscriber. « i rectedrccted, Issued out of thae Court of CChanf - BoKlnnina again at tha aforesaid beginning Orange Ice Box Cooliiea to me! out and running from the northwesterly point and from thenco (2) south sevanty- Dated Freehold. N. J* July IB. 1985-1 cery o( th0 stato of New Jersey, will be line ot Gooseneck Point Road to the south- Codec ANlEtfAN IE LAA ZARYCHTZARYCHTAA , ! expose d to salle aat pblpublll o vedvenduee oon one degrees thirty-five minutes west, along (Milz for children daily) easterly line of the Shrewsbury River. the center of tha road leading to Sauankum Tunkhannock, Pa., R. F. D. o. «, MONDAY, THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST, Il I''or Six Administratrix. (R) (Strip between IB and 17), 202 feot, thenco (3) north sixteen degrees Present claims tot 1936, ALL that pleco or parcel of land lying thirty-five minutes west 709.8 f«at more Roast Veal Apples ate. Stevens, Foster & between the hours- of 12:00 o'clock and between plots IS and 17, beginning at the or less to lands of the aforesaid J. Hull 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Daylight Sav- point of Intersection between tha south- McLean, thence (4) south eighty-seven de- 4% pounds veal loin 4 celery leaves Reussille, easterly lino of Gooseneck Point Itoad und « tablespoons li onion slices Red Bank, N. J., ing Time) in the afternoon of said day* grees Ihlrty-ieventhy ven: mlnuUminutesi east alon•Iong. rlour 4 sprigs parsley at the Court House, In the Borough of tho northeasterly line of Plot 17 thenco aforesaid 3. Hull McLean Troctore. Freehold, County of Monmouth. New Jer- running southeasterly along the north- lands of tho 1 teaspoon salt 3 siicp* UH-IML easterly line of plot 17, 160 feet to a 213.7 feot toto the and of thee firstfist dede- H Icaspoon pepper Boy, to satisfy a decreo of said court ii th f Vacation Girls Find Romance amounting to approximately 17,122.00. point, thence northess-tarly at right angtes scribeibd course. < Containing three acres of pepper 2/3 cup water Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. to first course IS fact to a point, thence land after deducting the area of land ly- In the matter of the estate of William H. All that certain lot, tract or parcel of ina In tho aforesaid road. Fit roast Into roaster. Sprinkle the matte land and promises, hereinafter particularly northwesterly and parallel to the first Jacobvi8bd, deceasedd . course and along the southwesterly Una of Being tho samo tsnd and premises con- p/tvith flour, ealt nnd pepper. Arrange described, situate, lying and being In the veyed to the Raid Henry G. Jeter by de«d Notice to creditors to present claims Township of Mlddletown, in tho County of plot IS, 160 feet to a pplnt In the south- seasoning!] on top. Add 'A the wntcr Through Fine DRY Cleaning against estate. easterly line of Gooseneck Point Road, dated April 18th, 1021, executed by Ed- Monmouth, and State of New Jersey, be- ward P. Porter nnd Nettle M. Porter, his and Ud. Bake 25 minutes In hot oven. PPursuant t to t the order of Joseph L. Don- ing all of lot No. 6 as shown on Msp of thence Southwesterly along the southeast ahay, Surroffato of tho County of Mon- erly line of Gooseneck Point Road, 10 fee wife, and recorded in tha Monmouth Baste twice. Lower lire, add rest of mouth, made on tho twenty-seventh day Rlversiilo Heights, near Red Bank, N. J.. County Clerk's Office In Book 1148 of property of Edwin B. Conover, Trustee, to the point or place of beginning. DeedII on page 865. water and bako 2 hours in moder- VOUR vacation wardrobe needn't be expensive—just keep it of July, J.035, on the application of John George D. Cooper, C. E., June 11, 1024. Subject to easement ot Plots 13 and ID stely alow oven. Baste every fifteen W. Jacobim, sole executor of the estate of for right of access. Heixeil OB the property of Henry G. clean through our modern Sanitone dry-cleaning process, William H.. Jacobus, deceased, notice is Ueti.nntntr nt a point In the easterly line Jetor, et ux, ot BU-. tak«n lit execution at minutes. . ' of Stnte Highway at tho southwest cor- (h) (Tha Lagoon hereby given to the creditors of said de- sho the suit of Joseph F. Blalsdell, et alt., Apricot Sherbet and be assured of admiration at every turn. ceased to exhibit to ths subscriber, sole ner of lot No. 4, said point being dis- executors of Mar Rare-1 BlaUdell, deceased. executor us aforesaid, their debts and de- tant two hundred and twenty-eight feot Property of the Universal Security Co. at and to be sold by i Clips apricot pulp 1 cup tuRat mands against tho said estate, under southerly measured along, the easterly .line Ganwnoclc Point, Mon. Co., N. J.," filed $4 cup lemon 2 cups milk oath, within six months from the date of ot Stnte Highway from a monument at at Freehold December 0, 1931, as Boat La- :. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. julc. Vi cup crestn the aforesaid order, or they will ha for- the point of Intersection of the northerly goon, taking all of tha water from the Dated JulJuyy IGthGt,, 110850 . line rtf Frost Avonue with the eautorljr Una head of the La soon to Blackberry Creek, Alstot n HecHkk man Sl, Sol'r' . Soak BUfjar In juice nnd pulp for ever barred of their actions therefor agnlnnt the said subscriber. of State Highway i thence (1) easterly together with tha land on either aids ly (6B lines) |24.8« along tho southerly line of lot No. 4 and Ing between the northeasterly Una of ten minutes. Pour into milk and Dated Freehold, N. J.. July 27, 103B. cream. Place in.tray In mechanical at right anKlos to State Highway one hun- Shore Road on tha southwest and the JOHN W. JACOnUS, dred and forty-eight and 10/100 /oat to •outhweaterly Una of Plots 17 And 18 on MONMOUTH COUNTY COMMON PLEAS refrigerator and atlr at 30 minute Laundry Service WUnon Avenue, Fort Monmouth, N, J. tho northwest cornqrof lot No. 47 , thane* the northeast, excepting so much of above RUGS J. Frank Welpand, Enc,., C.OUR.T. Interval lor two hours. It will re- described land as ow- cluding a pool table, piano, vlctrola and and tha. same has been ner d duly 7C76 WHITE STREET, RED BANK MECHANICS' TRUST COMPANY, Dated July 16th, J»88. chairs. executeexeutdd end was returnedd on the ilk riiid when he was of 107 Tucker avenue, Springfield, cousin on Long Island. with her. _ ._ : it Divorce. Filter Slepp'of near Plainfleld. Mr. swam a mile Monday to rescue five Mliitj Lorraine Timber has been vis. erty, Building Operations, Mrs. T. L. Frnncke of Glcndola has struck by a foul drivo Bitting on the Stepp has already taken possession AN ENGLISHMAN |S Ull~ Married 61 Years. friends who were helpless at sea on ltiiijj relatives In Connecticut. s Lodge Doings, Blrthi Mar- beon awarded a final decree of di- bench. and will operate a dairy. a disabled cabin cruiser. EK THAN A FRENCHMAN Captain and Mrs, William E. Wool- vorce from her husband, Clmrles J. Arthur Soffel has opened hla road- riages and Deaths. ley, Sr., of Keyport observed their Hearings Postponed. Caught Hlg Tuna. Mr. Bente and hla party put out sldo stand on the state highway. Olst wedding anniversary last week. Francke, whoso whereabouts are un- Hearings for the three suspended from Manaequan Sunday for a cruloe Howard A. Hub!)?. Jr., ot Red Bank Awarded. $20,000. known. Mrs. Francke charged her policemen of Long Branch havo been Chauncey B. Hill, Jr., of Trenton, off shore In the boat. On the home- Everett Davison of Glendola has Captain Woolley was for many years husband with dlsortlon. landed the largest tuna of the season has been visiting Rhea Walling. engaged In tho oyster businaBB and postponed until tomorrow. Tho sus- coming trip, shortly after midnight, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. James An- been awarded Judgmont of $20,000 pended men are Captain Giles and with hook and line off Point Pleasant tha motor died, disabling the ship. agalnBt Gertrude Cowan of Sen, Girt waa associated with J. & J. W. Ells- last week. Tho Jlsh weighed 195 derson and her sone James and Wal- worth company. Money on Track Itenial. Ofllcera James Sullivan and Edward Taking command of the situation, ter and MlH!) MaiKiirnt Kclsey Of Red for Injuries ho rocclved when his Long Branch commissioners have Burke. pounds. Mr. Bentz first anchored the boat motorcycle struck a car driven by A Medical Technician. accepted a check for $1,500 from Bank were recent guests of Mrs, Licenses for Bathers. Suffers Fractured Sluill. then calmly dove over the sldo and Aahcr Crawford. 1I1SB Cownn. It was alleged that Miss Gretchen Halgh, daughter of Meyer Goldberg covering rental on Martin Kennedy of Johnstown, N. swam a mile to shore. Ho reported MIBB Cawan made a left turn In a Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Halgh of the property used us a dug track lust All bathers using tho beach at Y., whn recently purchased a sum- to the Coast Guard, station at Man- A son wan born to Mrs. Edward driveway without ulgnalllng. Keyport, who Is a teachnlcian in' the summer. The yearly j'entul was to Manosquan are now required to pay mer home at Sea Girt, fell down the asquan and a motor life boat was dls- Hebnlcr at Rivcirviow hospital at Ked Monmoutb Memorial hospital at havo been $20,000. a fee according to a, recent ordi- Bank last week. Bouncer Fined. cellar stairs and suffered a fractured patchod to tho disabled ship. It was Long Branch, has passed the exami- nance Badges and buttons will bo Bkull. towed into Point Pleasant. Mr. anrt. Mrs, Thomas Sullivan ot Paul Andre, employed as a bounc- nations anthlii now a medical techni- Theater Safe Bobbed. Issued to each licensed bather. Chicago are spending the remainder 1'hia fact is.based on (in avemgft er* and waiter at Lefty's Chateau at cian. Tho Bafo In tho Paramount theater Building a Bungalow. Tho namea of tho party on the boat of the summer with Mrs. Jane Sul- for thdro tiro tnnny Individual* who Keansbur-j, was fined $10 and costs at L»n# Branch waa broken open Had No License. ilr.i. Helen Mcinone of Freehold Is were not learned. Uvan, ni^t contrary to thin atntmeiit. In- laBt wock for engaging in an altorca- Two Go To Prison. Max Mayu, 24, a Freehold colored dividuality in uuntlty nntt scrvic* t» Judge Edward Knight last week Sunday night and robbed of $48 la building a six-room bungalow on lira. Augusta Clayton has had her what (han caused Kcibert Amenrft fo tlon with.a Bummer rofiident on the small bllla and change. The Satur- man, was fined $100 last week for Yard avenue .it Freehold. Sam Lo- house re-enclosed with shingles and bo known for higher, better cl&at etreet. He. ivaa warned that a elmt- warned parole violators th*t they driving an automobile after Jiis li- eervice at no extra charge. He 1B would be severely dealt with. He day night receipts had been removed cense had been revoked by Reorder patln in the contractor. The price is Colt's Neck News. re-decorated. i now prepared to check, repair and lar offense would bring a Jail sen- from tho safe. 53,600. Michael Comerford has opened a refill bat.tcrien with tho uao of now tence. sentenced Charles Locke ana Steve Holmes. A. No. 1 equipment. Do not delay, Webber, both on charges of grand William Moreau i« at the Long roadside booth ,on tho county road. let him do it today and aave timo Two Teachers Iteslgn. Second Hearing. Outing for Altar Boys. larceny, to state prison for one to Jury Trials Off for Summer, Petitioners for the investigation of Branch hospital with an Injured foot A truck owned by Henry Wllkins and exiienne.^ Rev. John A. Kuekor, pautor of St. three years. Miss Edith Dlsbrow and Miss Mary No more jury trials will be held In Howell township's governmental af- as the result of being cut by the tine was damaged in an accident at Man- Rose of Lima churoh of Froohold, Hurt In Auto Accident. Learn have resigned an teachers in the Freehold courto until tho third fairs will be given n second hearing ot a pitchfork. aBquan last week. No one was hurt. FREE LUBIUCATIGN was host to the altar boys at their tho Matawan school. Miss Dlsbrow week of September. Judge Edward Preparations are being concluded Llnenao Fl&Ui Number* William Alpern of Freehold suf- at Atlantic City by Judge Joseph B. annual outing last week. The boya has taught school 42 years' rind will Knight will clear up non-Jury matter Pcrskle. for tho annual harvest home for the M7123 M8008 were taken to Spring Lake wtiero fered two broken bonos in his right retire on a pension, Miss Learn Is during the next few weeks. benefit of tho Reformed church, next boating was onjoyod. Later they had foot and other injuries In an auto- seeking a position elsewhere. A Boy Preacher. Wednesday night. Prospects ar dinner, and then took In tha amusa- mobile collision near Holmael one Gives Iladio to Church. Freehold has another boy preacher bright for a large attendance, pro- Venetian Blinds mentB at Asbury Park. night last week. Tho other car was Died from Injuries. Governor Harold O. Hoffman has In tho person of JoscplrPernlcky. He vided that tho weather man behaves. Robert Amendt driven by Edward Vlnolno of New- James J. Rogers of Asbury Park donated a radio Bet to be disposed of Is a member of the Baptist church Mr. and Mrs. John M. Weir of CHAS. C. CONOV|R ark. He escaped Injury. for tho benefit of tho Koansburg 20 WEST ST. Child Awarded $3,000. ' died last Thursday as the result of a and last week preached In the Lower Bridgeton spent Saturday and Sun- 8 LINDEX PL,. RED BANK, N. ,T. Barbara Bishop, slx-yoar-old daugh- Opens Beal Estate Office, head injury he received while work- Methodist church. Shares will be dis- Squankuui chinch. day at their former homo here. l'HONE RED BANK 2i00. tor of Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Blahop ing several days ago. A heavy tributed by members of the church. Tel. E. B. 897. Abbott Worthley of Froohold, who Good Caleb of Fish. The Reformed church, and Sunday- of Neptune, has been awarded $3,Q00 for many years was In tho produce wrench slipped and struck him, He Granted I^eavo Of Absence. for., Injuries rocelved Whon she was is survived by a widow and son. George' Harrison, Frank Ackerson struck by an automobile belonging buslnoss, has opened a real estate of- Mrs. Georgiana Leary, assistant and Cliarlos Cooper of Freehold fice which he will conduct In con- borough cleric of Matawan,' who re- caught 18 bluellsh while fishing off to the Lincoln Creamery company. nection with his selling of fertilizer Saved from Drowning. cently recovered fro:n a serious ill- Her parents wore awarded $000 for Peter Dlckasli, 18, of Freehold was Bamegat Sunday of last week. medical expenses, and seeds. He will specialize In farm ness, has been granted a leave of ab- properties. rescued from drowning in Lake sence In which to recuperate. Thieves Uroalt Safe. Will Go to Training Camp. Topf^emuB last Wednesday after- Cut Knd of Finger Off. Taxi Man Loses License noon. After being seized with cramps Thicver, broke into the safe of the The Keansburg council IIBB re- Major Edward J. Towers, manager William Colo'nift of Long Branch Globo Cnat and Apron Supply com- 3-DAY SAL ho was brought ashore by Henry Lcf- voked the taxi llccnso of Andrew of tho Socony gas station at Froe- kowltz and Albert Rogers. cut tho end of tho fourth finger of pany's place at Ncptuno last Satur- Gib-son on a charge of driving In a hold. will leave Saturday, August 17, his left hand off last week when he day week and stole $200. AT THE reckless manner.. Gibson aald what- for a two weeks'training period at Two Get Scholarships. caught it in a lawn mower while Avon Man Dead. tvor upoared to bo wrong with his Camp Hyao. I Major Towers com- Frank Whitman urn! Vcytold U-r helping to load It oa a truck. Robert A, Hall of Avon died sud- irlvlng was caused by a numbor of mands the first battalion of tho 112th bells, graduates of the Freehold lilRh Held for Having Still. denly at his homo last Wednesdny af- Jolls which caused him to twitch at field artillery of New Jersey. school, who starred In football, have Louis Brigge, John Bennett, Hen- ternoon. Ho was D8 years old and is •flmes. Poor Huckleberry Crop. received scholarships, Whitman will ry Mahonoy and William and Freda survived by a widow and one son. Boy Injured By Bench. Late spring rains blighted the George Edwards, thlrteon-yoar-ola huckleberry oropa in Central and Monmouth Men's Shop son of Mr. and Mrs. Hlehard Ed- South Jersey. The small lots that warflsof Long Branch, suffered thi'oo havo como from market have brought 62 BROAD STREET, broken rlba Sunday night when ho around $5.00 per crate, proving that RED BANKA wa'e' struck by a boardwalk bonch they are very, scarce. 1 an( which was thrown upon him by mid-liremeii'a Delegates. night revelers. Tho mon made their Chief Gordon J. Schanck, Fred Thursday, Friday * Saturday, Croes, Ernest Bailey and Joseph Jud- Killed on Tier. aon will represent the Keyport lire tho sharp non-skid Aug. 8th, Aug. 9th and Aug. 10th department at the annual.stato fire- registered by these Mrs. Alice Leonardo of Jorsoy City men's convention at Atlantic City in •• •-' W4a , Instantly killed Sunday night September. "C-3's" at the mile- when eho waa struck by a taxlcab as ages shown below- she -walked along tho steamboat pier Tast-or Get« Coll. proof that they're PURE IRISH at KeaDBburg-. Tho car was driven Rev. William H. Dilts, pastor of still good for many by Joseph BorgqulBt of Keansburg, tho Matawan Presbyterian church, who was held on a technical charge has received a call to become pastor AND WE CANPROVE IT inoro thouaands of of manslaughter. of tho Presbyterian church at West with actual footprint records of miles of safety. Freehold EVunily to Move. Chester, Pa., which has twice the "G-3's" driven right here in town George Richardson has purchased membership of the Matawan church. tho late Henry Mount houso on Went. Held on Halo to Minors. —local evidence of lowest cost LINEN Main, street at Freehold. Ho will Alfred Cox, proprietor of a tavern per mile performance. mova. there September 1 from his on the highway at BrleUe, has been houBO on Bfoafl street which was re- held under $500 bail for tho grand cently purchased by Frank B, Du- Jury on a charge of selling liquor to Bolfl. • minors. A state agent Ihado the Gas, Fund Used Up; Cops Walk. Complaint. Long Branch policemen wore Marlboro Han Injured. SUITS forced to give up the uso of their Lylo K. Hayes of Marlboro suffered patrol cars and motorcycles last a fractured collar bone and other In- Formerly week because the appropriation for juries Friday when his automobile see how MUCH MORE tHelr maintenance was exhausted.and was In a collision with another car. QUALITY the world's the commissioners have failed to Both cars were badly d&magod but make any further appropriation. no complaint was made. largest tire-maker offers $15.00 Caught a Monster Fluke, Injured by Tire Him. for prices as low as OR Charles Travorso of Asbury Park Hobert Selgcl of Bradloy Beach re- was Btruok on the head last week ported laBt week that he caught a LOWER than any. NOW with 41 tlte rim whtlo working on a sixty pound fluko while fishing off car. He was knocked unconscious shore. If tho llsh was a flulta it Remember, Detective and taken to the Fltlsln hospital, would break the world's record of 31 where he was treated for sovcro pounds for this type of fish. Faurot's great investiga- lacerations, Asbury Park Man Dead. > tion showed the sensa- Dowltt Lontz, a rotlrod expressman, $7-95 New Loft Store. tional Goodyear "G-3!! The Jjoft Candy company of Now died at hla home at Asbury Park York, tho largest concern of its kind Sunday night at tho age of 81 years. All-Weather is delivering jn the country, has opened a branch Ho had lived at Asbury Park for fifty otore at Freehold. It la one of tho years. Thrco BOM and three daugh- more than' flJJty new stores tho company will ters survive him. 18-Oz. A1X WOOt SHIRTS open this year. It la located in the Formor Fire Chief Dead. LONGER NON- WILT-PROOF: Porrlno office building. George E. Hullck, former chief of SKID MILEAGE WHITE at no extra cost! COLLAR FLANNEL At the Height of the Season ! Sold for $1.55 ALL OF OUR SUMMER Pants g.95 Now 9O93c Formerly All latest Colon FROCKS $5.00 & $6.00 Including WHITES. Grouped at Two Quick-Selling Prices ! ATHLETIC 50c SILK POLO $2-00 SHIRTS 18,804 nlUi OR NECKWEAR SHIRTS Doctor Clrj»i> Were much higher priced! Going for a song ... to niako room Stnto HoapUnl Columbus, Ohlii 9jOc EacI tog now merchandise. Fine whlto crepes, paatcls, shears, Quan- SHORTS Formerly up to $1.50 tity Is limited—so better get here early! Here's genuine A value made Now WITH A Goodyear quali- possible only by WITH A each for $|.00 Nationwide Sheets Fust Color LIBERAL ty in theworld's milllomofsnles. LIBERAL 17 4 81x09 DRESS PRINTS TRADE-IN firvfit-choice Goodyear-built TRADE-IN C economy tire. and guaranteed flllQWAWCE SLEEVELESS ALLOWANCE Built of toufth, H SANFORIZED 84' 9 -with all qual- *-"-UWANfcfc 31.000 mlloi new rubber— J. T. Miyer New Patterns! 30 x 3>/2 Cl. Famous Quality 1 with center ity features:' 30x3'/2a. Snlrs Milnnrter SWEATERS traction safety thick non-skid Eim Claire, WIs. SLACKS SADIES' NEW PAIi tread — Super- tread — Super- Reg. $1.00 NOW CQc SILK HOSE CRETONNES twist blowout twist body—re- Formerly $1.95 protection in inforced shle- every ply. Finest walls—all now 44' yd. tire built for the 4.40-21 NOW Full Fashioned! rubber, a won- ALL WOOL MEN'S" money. derful !'buy.'! 3£.2§ FAST COLOR WASH SLACKS SWIM SUITS DRESS SHIRTS £ PATHFINDER SPEEDWAY 99 59< 98 Reg. $2.95 NOW $4.98 Paneled, Whites, plain colors. Fn*» Color. 20 to 41 Waist, and $3.95 Sites H to 17. Many patterns to chooao from! GBKY COVMIT WAISTBAND AS LOW AS WORK PANTS OVERALLS ALL $30.00 SUITS $2.00 and $3.00 in writing against road j fiunrnnfreii All Wool 98' 89' injuries and defects On Sale at STRAW Woll made, enl full! 8-oz. denim, well reinforced I c MEN'S KCKU SHORTS DON'T BE FOOLED HATS UNION SUITS * «OYS' COVEKT sco how much more quality Goodyear gives you for tho oumo money •—or less! ALL $35.00 SUITS Onn.rutitoMl All Wool 49' 25' NOW Short alcove, nnliln length. a to la. Above nro cimli prices niitl Buliject to clinngo without notice. Jituio Bales tax nilJItlonul. On Sale at $-| O-75 PENNEY'S FRANK VANSYCKLE Sanforized Khaki PANTS 59 , Quick Road Service — Phone Red Banlc 1296. Special QQc Store Open Evening* Until 9 P. M, , J, C. PENNEY COMPANY, InuorpoiaUfd Red Bank, N. J. 151-153 WEST FRONT ST., Open Evenings RED BANK, N. J. All During Sale, Saturday Until II P. M, RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1935. A Saturday Full of Interesting mmer nts..

SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE Store Open Till 9 in the Evening MARINE FOUNTAIN ROOM Saturday On Turkey Dinner Bargain Square Chiffon The 65c Hose Clearance A delicious roasted Vermont turkey dinner with all the "fixin's" will be served as our special Saturday evening shoppers' dinner... 5:30 to 9:00 P. M. Bring the fam- 59c Clear sheer three thread jly in for a rare treat. Dresses chiffon hose with picot top and reinforced foot. The perfect flattering hose for your afternoon Clearance 1.59 to 2.98 fashions. Important new shades: Java tan, Tropica, 1 Distingue, fifavy, Paprika, Continues Saturday Town Wear, Thrush, and Girl? Swim Suits Inspired By Smoke. For double serv- ice buy three pairs in one with Sensational Renaissance Painters >shade! Reductions! i.oo FIRST FLOOR All wool suits in two piece and one piece styles. Every one the perfect fitting types that are a joy to wear; some Jantzen suits included in the group. A Halter necks and adjustable strap styles. Brown, Green, Bit- Children's tersweet, Royal and White. Sizes 4 to 14. Heavenly Halos SECOND FLOOR •" > ( " Knitting

... •..••. * Class On Elevator Booth 5.00 Will be Formed Saturday Morning White Leather Bags Heavenly, because they give you all the wide-eyed beauty at 10 A. M. you expect with an off-the-face swirl! And they're head- Bring the little girls In line news! and our expert instruc- tress will enroll them In Jaunty hats that sit right on the back of your head and this interesting knitting U9 class which will meet Regularly 2.00 display a grosgrain bow on your brow. Fashioned in fine every Saturday morning Pouch, envelope, back strap, and top-handle styles with bone felt. Black, brown, navy, Cellini Green, Titian Red. from ten to twelve. No l charge for Instructions or metal trim. Some have inside zippers for easy convenience. Headsizes 21 /2 to 23. if materials are pur- Small and large sizes to suit your tastes. Perk up your cos- chased here. tumes with a fresh white and washable bnjt. SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR. FIRST FLOOR Street, Afternoon, Dinner and Evening Dresses 39c SALT WATER TAFFY Boys' 2.95 and ^ Were 5,98 & 7.98 Were 7.98 & 10.98 Were 10.98 & 12.98 Our own salt water taffy, made of pure ingredients and wrapped individually. ^^ ^_ 3.98 5.98 7.98 Twenty delicious flavors, in assortments. While the quantity lasts, Saturday w • ^J^% Flannel Slacks only! Send some to your friends! ^^yt, Were 16.95 to 19-95 ... Now IO.98 pound ^^ f ^^ FIRST FLOOR Our entire stock of fashionable Summer di esses ... no restrictions! In the four dras^ tically reduced groups will be found hundreds of highly desirable garments in ample styles to please every woman, no matter what her taste or requirement. Not in sev- 2.45 eral (years a dress event like this . . . and a good part of Summer still ahead, too! Clearance! Not All Sizes In Every Group, But A Good Range Collectively. Regularly 29.50 Expertly tailored slacks such as these rarely sell for so much under regular marking. They are of fine flannel, tailored to SECOND FLOOR pur own requirements, for the boy of 15 to 20 years. Cut along modern lines, in gray and brown.

SUMMER Boys' Polo Shirts, 1.79 Also polo jackets .••. . regularly 2.00 and 2.So. Cool, cdm- fortable garments of knit and mesh cottons in striped effects. SUITS Sizes 8 to 18 years. SECOND FLOOR

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Fine Gabardines Men's Broadcloth Cool Flannels 1&9S Shirts Styles come and go, but classic Camel's Hair coats like these live forever! These are all in the This is the end of the season in the men's cloth- smart natural color; regulation "Stroller" and "Overcoat" mod- ing Section . . . even though the season for 1.00 els. wearing cool things is hardly half gone! And, A full value for a dollar In theao fine ehlrts that Feel the soft quality of their these are the suits most men are wearing now. any uian can use in cloth, examine their splendid Men's and young men's styles, tailored to our half-dozen lobs during tailoring, try them on and enjoy the next few months their gay swinging swagger I standards, of brown and green gabardine and when dally 'changes' are in order. Then take advantage of this gray or blue flannel. Both single and double "Scoop." breasted effects, trim, cool and smart looking! Of a lino count broad- cloth in whlto and blue. ALL LINED WITH EARL-GLO Sizes 36 to 42. Some collar-attached, others neckband. AH Oho llnlnff that lanti A B&rmont'l Hfttlmi) unusually well-tailored nnd in every wanted SECOND FLOOR nlzo, 14 to 17. Sizei for Women, Mines and ' Juniors FIUST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

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Store, Newark, Charge Ac- ASBURY count u Good Here. STEINB ACH KRESGE CO PARK BED BANK An Ideal Place to live THE BEGIBTEB'S HUMFVOXX Located on the Beautiful Broad Street to Hit Elver Shrewsbury River one hour Seven on Every Street from New York and provid- ing every city convenience BANK REGISTER Sidewalks Along tile Hlf htmya ttiuwl WMklr. EnUnd u tJjcond-UIui Matter «t lha PoiU Subicrlptlun Prltos On« io«r I2.Q0. VOLUME LVIII, NO: 7. ofne* »t B«d B>nk, N, J- oniler thi Aot of March S, 187». EED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. Sli Monthi ii.oo. eiwlt Copy 4& PAGES 13 TO 26.

nue, from Stokes aveaue- to Main Potato Farmers Road Supervisor street; tho elimination of the grade Pro-Amateur Golf WAItNING! railroad crossing on Coriiea avenue, Rumson Motorboat As solicitations are still being and the erection of a traffic circle at contlnuod locally, both by tele- Seek To Organize Wants Old Job the intersection of Co'rliea avenue phone and letter, for advertise- and Main, street. The petition was Won By Nelson, Clark ments In tho year book of the Po- Start Made Towards Forming an leorge C. Conover Threatens ordered filed for reference of the Entered In Regatta lice Protective and Benevolent as- Association of Growers and Court Action Unless He Gets highway committee, * ——__—.—— sociation of New Jersey, the Red Commission Dealers at Meet- It—Freeholders to Get Advice Mrs, Lewia S. Thompson of Lin- Bank Chamber of Commerce croft, representing the Monmouth Guernsey Curran, Jr.'s, "Anomar" Will Probably Be Disqualification of Volke of Hackensack and Morano wishes to repeat the warning Is- ing at HighUtown Monday* of Counsel. County Organization for Social Serv- ice, secured from tho board mem- sued about a month ago. Potato farpers and dealers in po- Shades of tho day when the Dem- Only Local Entrant in Sweepstakes—Outboard of Branch Brook Causes Play-Off With Vic Ghezzi ocrats took over control of the bers their moral support of a WPA This solicitation has been DIS- tatoes, at a meeting at Hightstown plan, which would coat the county APPROVED by the Rod Bank Monday nl&ht, made an agreement boanl of chosen freeholders were Course Not to Be Changed. again cast before the board at the nothing, but would provide work for and Dr. Garrity—Won on Fourth Hole. Chamber of Commerce and by designed to raise the price of thla about twenty "white collar" workers. the Red Bank Police department. crop. It Is expected that this will regular meeting on Wednesday, M. Byron Nelson and S. Ashton Clark, Mrs. Thompson pointed out that With five boats already cntereij, tho The above named association, lead to the formation of an organ- A Potter of the law firm of [Potter Monmouth county had been granted Jr., professional and amateur, re- Jestone of Branch Brook, and using the Initials P. P. B, A, has ization. The present price of potatoes & Fischer of Long Branch appeared National Sweepstakes race which, spectively, of the Rldgewood golf an extension of funds for one mon,):h Democrat Leaders will bo held Saturday and Sunday ot ohnny Farrell ana A. F. Kammer, no connection whatever with the Is ruinously low for the fanners ana lief ore the hoard and'^>ffn asked because of the excellence of past club, oututeadled Victor Ghezzi, Deal r., of Baltuerol. P. B. A. (Patrolmen's Benevolont they are not making shipments for them to reinstate George C. Conover next week is stirring up great Inter- pro, and Dr. H. V. Garrity, an am- projects and the efficient administra- st in motorboatlng circles. Thft Summaries 1 Association), and no member of this reason. A few scattered sales to his position as supervisor of roads tion of them. The workers who will Pick Candidates ateur connected with the Deal golf are being made, but most of the crop nost recent, entry la tho 29-foot 'Ictor Gheul, Dr. H. V. Garrlty, the Red Bank Police department n the Midiiletown-Atlantic High- benefit by the proposed plan will in- club, ycotorday In the New Jersey Is In the ground. It can be kept there lands section. If (such action is not Anomar" entered by Guernsey Cur- Deal 60-69.188 "will receive any benefit from the clude .ten clerical workersr,..Bix prac- County Ticket, as They Desire golf association's four-ball best-ball iyron NeUon, S. ABhton Clark, several wcekB without damage and taken, Mr. Potter told the board that an, Jr., of Rumson. 1 first-named organization which, tical nurses, two colored nurses and The "Anomar" will probably ba tho pro-amateur tournament at the Mon- Jr., Hldgnwood ...- 70.88-188 apnaiently the farmers have decided he would petition the supreme court It, Partially Made Up at a mouth County Country club. ohn Farrell, A. F. Kammer. according to Chief Harry H. Clay- a colored dietician.. Through efforts only local boat entered. While some Jr., Ualtuirol 68-I2-H0 ton of the Red Bank Police de- to follow this course unless con- for a writ, forcing them to do so. made last year, six nurses have se- Meeting Last Night—Joseph The tournament waa filled with ditions Improve. At one time last of the other entries aro faater, her Muurico O'Connor, Mike Ceatone, partment, Is not an approved po- Mr. Conover was ousted on Janu- cured permanent employment aa a Fix for Assemblyman. owner hopes to finish1 In the money brilliant golf, excitement In the form Uranch Brook 70-70-140 licemen's organization. week the price was as low as 46 ary 2, 1034, when tho Democrats result of the additional experience Iks Seaman, William C. Woolen cents per 10b pounds. because of the boat's extreme relia- of a first-place playoff and tragedy North Juroey 72-68-110 took control of the board. He ap- obtained. The board members read- The make-up of the Democratic In that Jerry Vollte of Hackensack bility.. The other entries aro tho de- Bert MacDouuall, T. D. Sulllvun, An organization of farmers and pealed on the grounds of being an ily agreed to give their approval, county ticket, as deeired by leaders fender, "Betty V," owned by Melvin. and Don Morano of Branch Brook, Esaox Fells . 00-72-111 especially when there was a chance the party, *as partially fixed last f!m Thomson. Ernest V. Thomas, commission dealera "was in existence exempt fireman, and after similar Crook of Lake George, "Big Duster" ijtato amateur champion, were dis- several years, but for various rea- cases were tried and the contestants of providing work for unemployed night at a meeting at the Molly qualified after turning in the day's Jr., HWgewood i.._ 00-73-112 owned by Jack Rutherford of Port ack Forrciter, Robert H. Lansdcli, Joseph Kennedy sons it disbanded last winter. The replaced through court order, Attor- persons. Pitcher hotel at Re(l Bfink. It was Washington, Long Island, "Mlea best card of 135, seven strokes un- Hoekeiwack 71-71-H2 proposed new organization will at- ney William A. Stevens, counsel for Applications to take over thorough- strictly a leaders' meeting. Every- Hackensack" owned by William der par and three strokes better than ohn Kinder, Abe II. IUcklhi, tempt to avoid the mistakes which body else waa kept out. Not even their closest competitor. Jumping Brook 7O-7S-HS Leaves Rumson the board, advised that Mr. Conover fares as county roads were received Hauck of Rochelle Park, and "Miss ndrew LaPolo, Sam Blume, led to the dissolution of Its prede- be reinstated, and the board voted from two municipalities. Wall town- newspaper then were allowed. An- Passaic" owned by Fred Roaentriter It was tragedy In that Volke, a Florham Park 70-71-114 cessor. other meeting will be held at the Iraig Wood, Bobby Jacobson, to do so, When ho reported to ship requested such action for 18th of Passaic. young Italian lad not blessed with Thirteen-Year-OId Rumson Lad At the meeting Monday night 260 •work, however, Mr. Potter pointed same place next Monday night to se- an over abundance of this world's Hollywood 70-76-115 avenue, and the borough of Mata- The "Betty V" has a Packard Clarence Clark, P. J. Crotfhurat, Leaves Home—Found in Lin- farmers and commission dealers out that lie was not given his posi- wan the same for that portion of lect the rest of the, candidates. goods, and who makes a living teach- Forest Hill 72-73-116 sweepstakes motor and haa been jeo Shea, John Orover, signed the agreement. The Farmers tion as supervisor in the Atlantic Broad street between Valley drive John J. Quinn, state executive com- clocked at the tremeadoue speed of ing duffers on a comparatively ob- croft But Disappears When Exchange and Abbott Worthley did mitteeman, said in talking with a ccuro Hackensack nine-hole course, Longaerci 71-7B-116 Highlands area but waa assigned to ,nd Main street Both requests were 81 miles an hour, "Big Duster," the Thomas J. Harmon, Jr.. Robert H. He Sees His Father. not join the movement, but it is said the Freehold-New Egypt section, and referred to the department of high- Register reporter after the meeting waa robbed of his first tournament Miller, Montclalr _ 73-73-116 newest of the boats entered, was built A thirteen-year-old boy, who w; that assurance has been received upon his advice, refused to take the ways. hat Sheriff Howard Height of Man- according to the 1036 Gold Cup spe- purse, meagor as It was, an'd the glory crbflrt Gaskill, Harold It. James, Mon- from them that they will co-operate asjuan was indorsed for senator, that goes with a major tournament mouth County Country club ....72-74-116 lcked up by Assemblyman Theron assignment. The Board tentatively approved cifications and is reported to have ohn Hoctor, Charles Wlnckler, McCampbell of Holmdcl last week Most of the owners of large potato Freeholders Raymond Wyckoff and plans for the'reconstruction of the George H. Roberts of New Mon- made over seventy miles an hour. victory, Locust Grove • 71-72-116 acreage in Monmouth, Middlesex and mouth for sheriff and Joseph Fix of Illver Cook, Robert Towey. while walking along the Main road Joseph Mayer, the two Republican da:n at Perrineville, as presented by "Miss Hackensack" ia a sixteen-foot Volke was entered aa a pro from Mercer counties have subscribed to members of the board, argued that Red Bank for assemblyman. Mr. Fix single step hydroplane with a. His- Hackensack - 73-73-146 etween Lincroft and Holmdel, is still the agreement and others are expects County Engineer John F. Hogan. The is president of the Monmouth county the Branch Brook country club, Mike Siclllano, William J. icing nought by hia father. He is the man should be given the posi- pinna rould not be permanently ap- Pano Suiza motor and has been driv- whore, ho does odd Jobs on week- O'Brien, Deal 72-76-117 ed to do so. The text of the agree- firemen's association. Two assembly- foaeph Pnteili, Lyndon Wilson, oseph Kennedy, son of Joseph Ken- tion which he formerly held. Mr. proved until they are first approved en better than sixty miles an hour. enda, and was vouched for by ment follows: men are to bo elected, and Mr. Fix's It was built by the veteran lSl-cublo MonWnlr 71-78-U7 nedy of Rumson. Wyckoff stated that -that waa the by the State Water Policy Commis- running mato lias not been selected. .Maurice- O'Connor, Branch Brook indrow Spann, Harold Whclan, The purpose of this agreement is intent of the motion for reinstate- sion, and Engineer Hogan was al60 inch motor boat builder and racer, pro. The golf association rules gov- Colonia - 75-78-148 Tho lad upon being interviewed by Mr. McCampbell gave the name of to organize growers and dealers in ment, which ho made and the board authorized to secure that. Three were considered for free- Cliff Hadley. erning yesterday's tournament stat- corge Jacobua, Max B. KaeHche, holders. They are Frederick Reichey ed that to be eligible you must bo Ridgewood 76-73-148 oseph Bauer of Maryland and said an effort to stabilize the potato mar- adopted two months ago. He stated County Adjuster John L. Montgom- The hydroplane classes are filling 'ercy Platt, Charles Whltehead, hat he was looking for a job. Mr. ket. To accomplish thla the New that it was unfair to', assign the ery presented a number of matters of Bradley Beach, T. Edward Jef- a professional or an assistant pro- Forisate 76-74-149 fries of Freehold and Harry N. John- rapidly and separate races will prob- fessional of a club, which Is a mem- rC>rBe Rulllvnn, Chiules J. Van- McCampbell In his usual accommo- Jersey growers and dealers agree to man to work which made him drive to the board pertaining to reimburse ably be held for tho 91 cubio Inch, lilac, Long Branch 76-76-160 the following conditions: jo many extra miles every day, and ment under the old age pensions, and son of Highlands. Mr. Keichey is at ber of the association, or an ama- duting manner found a job for the present a freeholder. Mr. Jeffries 135 cubic Inch and 225 cubic IniJh. di- teur from a member club. Charles Dennis, Justin Bluer, boy on the Louis Waltera farm at 1. A general committee of growers that it was uneconomical. His new they concurred in his recommenda- vision. As in tho outboard clasue«, Hollywood - 76.76.160 tions. waa defeated for re-election as ilex Terzian, David Scope, Lincroft, shall bo appointed from Monmouth, motion thiil. Mr. Conovnr be rnln- the 91'3 can race in the 135 nnd 228 Volko under a strict Interpretation Mercer and Middlesex counties; thi3 stated to the position and territory After reading the bills presented freeholder last November. Mr. John- of the rules was not eligible, but Saddle River -.. - 71-76-160 After being there two days the son was formerly sheriff. classes and both tho 01's and the Walter R. Bourne, Curtis W. ad on Thursday had noticed hi committeo to consist of one mora he formerly supervised, was second- since the* previous meeting the board 135's can race in tho 225 class, but being employed at the Branch Brook McGraw, Sprlngdale 70-71-160 grower than there are dealer repre- ed by Mr, Mayer, but lost when Mr. adjourned. Speculation la rife as to whether the larger size boats cannot ,drop club part time and having O'Connor's Tames Martuccl, John Handwerg, ather's car go down the main road sentatives in the organization. It Assemblyman Theron McCampbell of Jr., Biverdale _. 77-73-160 to Lincroft and thought that his Herbert and Mr. Pryor and Director back and compete In the classes for sanction, ho was perfectly confident . Tnyior. Charles Simons, shall be this committee's duty to as- Holmdel will be a candidate for sen? that his entry was valid. It was not ather was looking for him. The sist In organizing the growers in Relchoy refused to favor it until the smaller boats. The 91 cubic Inch Mountain Ridge _. 71-77-161 they have further adviqe from the atpr. The prognostlcators ecem to division is a new claes this year and this boy's intention to do anything ohn Rohrey, Joseph Ghczzl, boy was right, for a few minute3 their community and to advise them Verdict Of $30,000 concerning the activities of the or- counsel of tho board. Mr. Stevens Is be agreed that he will run for the with four boats already entered, a, even a' least bit shady, on his part Swimming River 76-76-161 later the father returned to tho Wal- position, but. they are uncertain (bet Irwin, George E. Steele, ters farm to Inquire about his son. ganization. away on vacation, RO tho advico will separate race is more than likely, It was,purely a fact of not knowing White Beeches ..._ 71-77-161 For Her Injuries whether he will do this In a contest but the committee is'reserving the the ruleR. Morano was equally as Cony Farese, William Brothers, In the meantime tho boy had packed 2. All growers agree that they will not bo secured for another two market thoir entire cron through tho week.".. with Mr. Height or whnrhcr.hn wil right to cimhlnu thu 01 and 135 Inch hlamolcBH. Both boys had no Inten- TiMinlimnk _ -._. 71-77.161 hln baggage und loft. - tie a third party candidate. Kenneth Milne, Donald Von dealerB who sign this agreement. Chief of Matawun Police Edwin Damages Awarded to Miss Alice classes. Both the 91's and the 135'a tions of entering the pro-amateur Houten. Mt. Tabor 76-76-162 In a talk with the lad's father, Mr. These dealers agree not to purchase C. Sloat and Prosecutor T. Raymond make about 45 miles an hour, while tournament, but on meeting acci- larcld Sanderson, Dr. R. R. Walters fountl out that the boy wao potatoes from any grower who does Simmonds and Her Mother as tho 225'a run close to the fifty mllo dentally yeBtorday morning and see- L&uckner, Canoe Brook 81-71-162 not Joseph Bauer of Maryland, but not sign the agreement, Bazley appeared before the board in mark. In the 91 . clas3 the driver ing no obstacles to their entrance, they William Malcolm. Fred B. reference to the police radio system. Result of Accident Which In- Town, Essex county „. 73-79-152 Joseph Kennedy of Rumson. 'The (A). All sales to truckers, not Another Decrease rides alone, while. In the other tw« jumped at an opportunity of getting Gordon Koye, George Appel, 'ather could give no explanation for represented In the central office, They told the board that at a meet- volved Three Automobiles. in a practice round for the open classes mechanics are allowed. Upper Montclalr 77-76-158 his son leaving home. shall bo made through the deal- ing? of some members of the com- Miss^ Alice M. Simmonds, twenty, tourney. WilllEm Nimltr, Robert Stockton. No report was made to the Rum- ers. The trucker will secure an mission tho previous evening, it was In Relief Cases Entries received to date for the 225 Swimming River -. 77-76-168 order from the dealer, this in. of Lafayetto street, Rumson, was Bernle Flaer, Billy Rohrey. son police department, and as far aa decided that the best results would awarded . a judgment fnr ?25,00O cublc'iinch class Include "Wilmer HI" They played together porfectly and Swimming River 79-74-163 turn will be presented to the owned by Dr. Cecil Bagley Of Balti- Mr. Walters knows the boy has not be obtained if the transmitter and against Robert Forbes of Bergen During July There Were 1,513 were the claBB of the field, being one Henry Tolly, John Johnson, grower. The dealers shall be re- antennae were burled in the high more and "Emancipator IV" owned of two teams to turn In a 68 for the Asbury Part 78-76-158 been found. sponsible for all collections. place. Red Bank, for injuries received Fewer Persons Cared for Than ohn Showier, Robert Lowrey, ground at the Welfare home, and by Mortimer Auerbach of Atlantlo morning round, and In a whirlwind (B). Growers may aell through in an accident last Hallowe'en a year During the Previous Month— City. "Wilmer III" is a seventeen-foot finish posted a 67 for the final eigh- MonmouUi county 76-74-154 the Hightstown auction provided that the messages, be sent by re- ago by a jury Thursday before Judge Oharles Doughty, H. Biddle Gar- Labrecque To Be the returns equal the price paid mote control from the prosecutor's Further Decline Looked For. Hacker-built hydroplane with a new teen holes. It was in this round that rison, Rumson — 7B-79-164 Elmer B. Woods at Freehold. model Lycoming: motor. This boat - Vblke went on a rampage, making 'ames Ferguson, A'rnold Mc- by dealers at farm plus auction of lice in the court house. Prosecu- Caffrey, Spring Lake 74-80-161 and loading charges. A no cause for action judgmen The following statement is mad set a new world's record of 51 miles four birdies in a row on the- eleventh, Host To Democrats tor Bazley stated that such messages was directed to the youth's father, '. R. Lnnglands, E. J, Maskery, ns would go over tho police radio by the Monmouth county office of the per hour for the 225 cubic Inch clasa twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth Lako Mohnwk ..-.. 79-76-165 3. The selling organization shall Peter Forbes, also made a party de- Theodore J. Labrecque, chairman be known as the Potato Sales com- could not" be sent out without some Emergency Relief Administration: in Havre de Grace, Maryland, tryo holes. Tho team was ono over par Will Braid, Harold Knplow fendant to the suit. The jury also weeks ago. "Emancipator IV" la a on tho fifteenth, made a par four on East Onmee _ 77-78-155 of the Middletown Democratic com- pany. Sales of all potatoes shall be authority, and the prosecutor's of- The relief load in Monmouth coun. Francis Conkley, P. Hal Sims, made from one office to be located awarded, tho girl's mother, Mrs. Edna sixteen-foot hydroplane. the sixteenth, and on the seventeenth mittee, will be host to members of fice was the best place for it if the ty for the month of July showed ( Galloping Hill 80-76-156 at Hightstown. G. McKay, $5,000 for medical ex- decline for the fourth successivi Entries in the 135 uiblc Inch da«» Volko sank a thirty-foot putt for a tack Morton, Philip Ant, the Young Men'a Democratic club of responsibility were up to that office. penses and loss of her daughter's Broadacrts 81-78.168 that township Monday night, August 4. The compensation to the deal- month. Relief was extended to 10,- include "Eagle" owned by Edison birdie 2 to clinch tho victory, ulti- era for acting as sales agents for tho Thp. nngincnrs r.nnnot complete the services. 317 persons in 2,955 cases. This rep- mately denied he and his partner. Dudley Ramsden, Amory L. 12, at tho club's headquarters on specifications until the place of Hedges of Atlantic City and "Eman- IlMkoll, RumBon 84.71-158 | growers shall be as follows: It waa testified by physicians that resents a decline of 1,513 persons in Tohn Alberto, Howard Freeman, Leonardville road. Four cents commission be allowed transmission is decided, he told the 402 cases aa compared to the month cipator III" owned by Mr. Auerbach. Both boys woro disappointed whon Miss Simmonds suffered a fracture The keenest rivalry exists between they smilingly stepped from the Homestcsd - 79-80-160 A Bhort business meeting will pre- .£ not more than sixty cents per members. uf June. The- peak case load was Arthur Poraah, F. P. Kirk, cede the social hour. A musical pro- sack is netted the grower. An ad- Director Reichey stated that it of ilve ribs and her right collar bone during the month of March when re- the owners of ihrje two boats which eighteenth green, only to-be told that Summit 82-79-161 ditional cent per sack shall be al- Her left lung was fractured and it lief was extended to 17,785 persons in usually finish within inches of each a protest had been lodged against irry Coolie, Ralph Treso, gram will be given, games will be was the place of the commission to Canoe Brook 81-80-161 played and refreshments will be lowed when the grower nets more collapsed, permanently. 5,191 cases. The decline from this other. them and In all probability their vic- than sixty cents, but In no case make such recommendations to the high peak has been 7,438 persons il George R. Milne, Dudley Baneker, served. board. It was hia understanding, Forbes's car was hit by a car op- Among the entries in the 91 cublo tory would not stand. They did not Ponnbrook _ 80-82-162 shall the compensation be more than erated by Zeles Hinc, colored, who 2,236 cases, a reduction of forty pe give up without a fight, and Volke William G. Green, Edward M. Final plans for the annual boat live cents per sack. All sales shall he said, that tho radio system waa cent from the peak. inch class are "Wooden Horse" . had not lost all hope even after the Crane, Rumson . 88-79-167 ride to be held on Wednesday, Aug- bo made on tho basis of United not to be hooked up with the prose- said Forbes failed to give a signa Expenditures, for direct relief to owned by Gardiner Orme of Wash- committee had mado tholr final de- UBt 21, will bo made. There will al- States grades for potatoes. cutor'a oilice but was a separate unit that he was about to make a turn tailed $64,246.92 as compared to SG8,- ington, D. C, "Howdy II" owned by cision, and his card for both roundB so bo a general discussion regarding 6, Not more than two cents per entirely. In rejily to Prosecutor The Forbes car then crashed into a 997.41 during the month of June, anc Jackson Marston of Baltimore, "Bllt- was thrown out. candidates for the September pri- sack shall bo paid the growers for Bazley'si question, ho replied that car driven by Cornelius Guiney, Jr., $116,519.54 during the month of .ii" owned by Frederick Hahn, III, Card Party For mary. loading cars. of Throckmorton avenue, Red Bank. March. Decreases in case load oc- the board of freeholders would take curred in 19 of the 21 municipalities ot Philadelphia, and a boat owned by There was hardly a pro In the James A. Grodeska of Leonardo Is (J. In order to control digging, Miss Simmonds waa employed by Arno Apel of Ventnor City.' largo field who would havo taken the Larry Mahoney each dealer is to work under an al- the responsibility for the messages. receiving state aid. Slight increases president of the club and A. Law- Prosecutor Bazley retorted that If the Red Bank Building and Loan were shown in the boroughs of Union Outboard entries aro coming In victory away from tho ladB, and un- renco Westwood is secretary. Mem- lotment Plan as follows: association at the time sho received Beach and West Long Branch. 1 The allotment for 1935 shall bo the radio were not under the super- rapidly, but in order that the official til tho play-off was over and the gal- A card party will be held nex bership to tho club is open to all :ier injuries. After the accident she It is anticipated that a further de- program may carry a complete list lery had dispersed, they were sur- Thursday night at the Bed Bank based upon the average quantity of vision of the prosecutor's oilice, they young men over eighteen years of potatoes loaded by each dealer for would have nothing whatever to do was a patient several months at crease will be effected during the of all entries the owners are urged rounded almost continuously by lathollo high school auditorium for age. The club has permanent liead- liiverview hospital, during a large month of August, regnrdles.3 of to forward their entry blanks to representative grouns of sympathiz- the benefit of a fund being raised to the seasons of 1933 and 1931. In order with the system. It was decided whether or not the Works Progress quarterB at Atlantic Highlands Gar- to take care of the increased crop that a meeting of the board, the part of which ^imc it wad doubtful Charles C. Alexander, jr., chalraan ers. Perhaps tho saddest moment end Larry Mahoney, fifteen-year-old dens and features athletics as well this year, each dealer shall bo al- whether or not she would survive. Administration inaugurates a pro- : commission nnd tho prosecutor would gram. Should the Works Progress of the regatta committee, whose prGB- was when a member of tho commit- jincroft horseshoe pitching cham- as politics. Meetings are held twice lowed an increase of 25',o over this Khe finally improved auillciently to tee handed back Vollte's cntranco be held to iron out the matter. Administration start to function dur- ent headquarters are in the Chamber pion, to competo in tho world cham a month. average. leave the hospital and she now has ing the month of August a large de- of Commerce rooms at 60 Broad fee, and told him he would not be pionshlps at Mollne, Illinois. 7. It is recommended that the A communication from the Cen- able to play in tho open today. With tral Railroad of Mew -Jersey, reply- n. jiosition as secretary for the | crease should occur. street. On Friday, the day before the Various card games will be played, crop shall be marketed, over a period building and loan association, regatta, the headquarters will be eyes filled and a choking volco ho of six weeks. Owing to the restricted ing to one sent after the last meet- and prizes donated by Bed Bank Atlantic Highlands Various doctors stated at the trial j moved to the Red Bank Yacht club said "Well we're still tho champs." markets available at the present tinio ing of the board asking them to re- A NEW CANDIDATE? merchants will be awarded to the it 1B recommended that the allotment that Misa Simmomis had suffered [ at 95 East Front street. Darkncaa waa falling rapidly when high scorers. The games will star Pays Out $129,747 jiair the bridge over the tracks at tho first best-ball play-off was called for the week of August 5 be made Bradevelt, informed the hoard that severe and permanent injuries which After a lengthy meeting of the race at eight o'clock. Miss Louise Chad- on an eiftht-wcek basis, • would affect her health and well be- C. H. Iloberson Backed By Anti- at twonty mlnutea of eight. Many The Atlantic Highlands mayor and the top planks were worn and rot- Sales Tax Association. , committee, headed by Mr. Alexander, expected the mutch to be over in a wick is chairman of the committee There shall bo a committee ing as long as she lived. Among the it was decided not to change tho po- In charge. Her assistants are Mrs. council at a special meeting last consisting of live dealers to deter- ten, but the bottom onos were good hole, but It dragged on with both and therefore no danger existed. doctors who testified in behalf of A movement to nominate C. H. itlon of the outboard course, this teams playing even jmr golf until Arnold Soden, Mrs. Foster Spinning, night pakl obligations totaling $129,- mine prices and general practices of Miss Simmonda were Dr. Walter A. llooersnn, an agricultural implement year. The mile and two-thirds course Mrs. Charles A. Kind, Mrs. William 747.71. The money was made avail- the organization; said committee The matter would bo remedied, how- tho fourth hole. This would havo shall consist of a representative of ever, tho letter continued. Kond Hullman, Dr. William G. Herman, and supply dealer at Freehold, as the will be in tho same position as dur- Lake, Mre. Joseph Bray, Mrs. Nona able through the bond Issue of 5132,- X-ray specialist of Asbury Park, Dr. ing the National Sweepstakea nnd boon the last hole because at eight- Long, Mrs. H. Raymond Phillips, the M. &. M. Co-opcratlvo organiza- Supervisor Conover reported that Republican candidate for senator at thirty it wan ao dark that nothing 000 recently floated by the borough. tion and four other dealers. Alfred A. Podell, Dr. William Mat- the primary election in September is Gold Cup regattas of formor years. Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mrs. Charle On Monday John M. Pillsbury, bor- the repairs had been made. less than a lighted ball would have 9. A member of each ilrm signing thews, Dr. IV. L. Altschul and Dr. the latest development In Monmouth It is within the western half of the helped. Scott nnd Mrs. Harry McCormlck. ough attorney, and Stanley F. Scul- Permission was grnntml to the two-tind-one-hulf mllo National the agreement shall bo at the office fire department at Rumson to block Barclay W. Moffat. county politics. It is said to have thorp, borough collector, went to each day during soiling hours. The case was the longest tried be- tho indorsement of tho Anti-Sales Sweepstakes' course, The chango wna Tho fourth is a 445-yard pur four New York and obtained from Leach 10. Selling price shall be uniform off a portion of River road for a originally contemplated In order to BORDEN HOUSE SOLD. block dance on tho evenings of Aug- fore the present panel of jurors nnd Tax association. Mr. Robcrson has hole. All four golfers put their Bros., who bought tho bonds, 5132,- by all parties of this agreement. tlie verdict was the largest brought made no statement an to whether he bring the racing outboardu closer to drives down tho center of the fair- 360, representing the amount o( the 11. Each dtaaler signing this agree- ust 30 and 31. Mrs. Concetto, Pica Buys Bight-Room in by the panel. Miss Simmnnds will be a candidate. the nubile docks and wliarvea of Red way. Dr. Garrity, the first to make bonds and premium. ment Rhnll pay a cent a sack to the: Tho Chamber of Commerce of Bank so tho largo crowds who nn- IIouso on Washington Street. central oilice for each sack of po- was represented by Theodore D. Par- The Anti-Sajes Tax association has his second shot, laid a spoon shot The obligations paid last night are Spring LaUo called the attention of sonfl. nually view the races from theso van- just short of the green. Clark was tatoes purchased from the growers. lot, it be known that it will oppose Mrs. Concetta Pica has bought the as follows: Atlantic Highlands Na- the board to tho danger existing of 11 legislators, whether Republicans tage points would have a bettor view. next and put a utrong Iron shot to Grace W. Borden property at (II tional bank, $82,650.2*1; sinking fund, 12. Other details in connect ion IAUIIOW uveniH! and the state high- Tho moving of the course would on- tho left of tho green In tho bunker. with tho sales organization shall Iio or Democrats, who voted fur the Washington street and has take $1,000; state taxes for 1933 and 1934, decided upon by (he dealers ami way in Spring Lake Height:;, A tail the changing of the moorings of Nelson pushed his) shot to the fair- Democrats To Hold sales tax. Senator Frank O. Durand, some eighty privato yachts, an al- possession. Mrs Pica's husband wai $27,204.58; county library tax for 1933 growers committees as they arl.'io. blacksmith's shop has been iemoved Republican, recently announced that way a few Inches shurt of the greon formerly In business at Asbury Par and 1931 nnd balance of county taxes hum that corner, aiding tin; Kitim- most Impossible task. on tho right. Ghey.zl, whoso first Picnic On Saturday he would be a candidate for re-elec- and Is now employed by the O. M. Q for 1934, $10,541.07 j restored to cur- Uon some, but a residence- there tion. He voted for the sales tax. The shot was close to a 300-yard drive GRIEVANCES AIItKI). litill constitutes a menace becaiiKo it Preliminary surveys woro mndo re- Clothing company on Monmout rent account due to payment of The Rod Bunk Democratic league ntifloclation 1-j expected to buck Tbef- cently by Arthur Swift and JSmiley put his Iron shot in the left-hand street. Tholr former home on Brldgi bunker. county taxes in scrip subsequent to obstructs tho view at a dangerous will hold its third annual picnic on on McCampbell of llolnidcl for the White, local engineers, nnd extro:n- avonuo was recently bought by thi refunding action, $2,260.92. More* Fault Found by Mtddlclown intersection, the letter pointed out, Saturday afternoon at Ornbcrg's Recipients of Emergency llellef. Democratic nomination for senator ly careful checking will bo made ba- Dr. Garrity put hin third shot four borough of Red Bank to cnlargo th find urged the bunrd to either con- camp on Newman Spring;} rotul. AM n the event that ho decldea to be- twceii now nnd tho tlmo ot tho re- feet to tho right of the jjln while River atroot school grounds. About 100 persons attended u meot- demn or purcluiHo the property so Auxiliary Strnwrlilc. 1 member;-! and their friends are in- ome a candidate. He voted agahuH gatta to make inire that tho cournra Uhczzl pllchod Ills mind wedge shot 1 that the corner might. In rounded 1 Tho Borden houao contains olgh The ladle.'! auxiliary of Kumson of the Middletown Township Em- vited to .attend. the salt :! tax. tiro absulutely nccunite. Tho calm fifteen feet past the cup, his bal rooms with all Improvements. It li ploy oca Protective nKflociatiqn hint and made nnfer. nt rector Hclchoy Thn festivities will start at 2:30 water of the Shrewsbury rivor makes stopping next to Nolson'B, Nelson (iro company nt n meeting last night night nt Ktlpntrlck's Ham at Enul ! thought the trnggorttlon a good one, part of the Orrln Curry tract. Thi mude plans for a stiawrlde Wednes- o'clock nnd will coniinuo until overl- Covered IMsh Supper. it possible for tho establishing of chipped hin third ahot to within threo new owner la having alterations an< Kcansburg. A scoro or more mem- and referred tho mutter to I'liminoer ing. Tho program will consist of Mrs. Cirorgo B. W^ltlleltl of Broad world records asi shown In former feet of the cup, and dropped tho nut day night, August 21. The.commit- bers claimed that they hnd received 1 loguu, directing him to mnko mi repairs made and when completei tee In charge comprises Mru, Harold athletic Kumi'H and dancins;, and ro- street, KM tout own, « will entertain years. In order for tlicmi records to for a winning four. Ghezzl dribbled unfair treatment from tho Illmer- effort to secure tho co-operation of 1 tho property will be attractlvol; J. PetorH, MI*H. John G. Aniiemon, iro-'OiinnnU will bo nerved. niuinbtii-H of tilt? Ladle:.) aid :iocluty of ijtaml, the euiuso'i must ba accurate. hlB long putt directly to tho' cup, modernized. Tho salo wao mndo b; gency llellef Administration. Wil- Iho State Highway depiiitinrnL In Miss Helen O'Uourke, Mrs. Lewis V. liam Haley of Itivorside drive and The organization Iti In tho fourth the liiatonlown Metht»tllnt church John K Hitchcock ot Atluntlo where It stopped loan than half mi the Milton Berk agency. iiolvlng tho matter. year nf itM existence. Charles Le- Wednesday nij;ht, August 11 Mm. Highlands has accepted tho chair- inch from (ho edge. Tho onlj Wilson and Miss Mary Murphy. William Thorne of East Keannbui)-. j Freeholder Pry or utatod Hint, a declared that they were HufTcrfni; Mni<;tn> Wt prciildont and Jnmca A. Wliltflria will In: nri.ti.-iti'd by iujvisral manship of tht« anohuragn anil patrol chance for tho local team was In Dr Tonight, . i-iinllar huzarcl existed at tIn* .sharp comnilttfii' and I* nmklni; nvuiy ef- August Sale Usrln«, Donee, Free Bpojjliettl nnsnclatlon. According to the rules (if tho comml'mlonersi. Huttnnwoitrl I'uric, Shrowshnry. While iho iilllchi) puwi'i'hiitit regatta Saturday night, Wont ICnd Tavern, 2 of tho nsnoclntJnn only tho»o on relief •I'tc, bmnuiM lOn, 3^-jilecR net Ktild cler- team on tho second hole when ho For gimrnnteed re-condltloneU usci i A petition Hlfjned by about. •*!r>() I'hnne I ted Hunk lL^O-W. Adv<«rli:se- oinl iiurnnt^iMl Unv.A Ctirit, Hafurdny innriiMK Klntnky'» flhoo Store, 3 Kant Froni ilroot Red Bank.--AiK'irilHfm Iho propound Improvement of Went M MMaple avenue, Hcd Hank. Ailver- Three teams'wore tied for third atrect.—Advertisement. able, companies, prompt HPIVICO. H|)e- ' Hang" fivenue wna protesteil. Other t We tfimnwitpfi ovory itfind car wo An In tlia punt all rn.-tiB will plntin with 140'n. They were Mlk' nlnl mtea on llectn. Whlto-l'ncb i HPII. Hoe our e.uinplrsto nelRPtton In n MI-II'H o»rn-"-" r; her birthday cake to friends in tho ability of the janitor to properly do ly carried out, it will be necessary to sections, often traveling thousands' partment of neighboring coairnuiil- n.i_hb rhoo^ the work. Mr. Smith suggested that draw up a resolution covering bever- home when he was hit by an auto- New Officers For of miles, offering their services to !,__ t !!,„_ ,,,ltv, t>,o ctnt» nnl rn. "icignoornooa. mobile driven by Lewis Davis of ties, together with the state police, the boar(d tako the necessary steps ages, conduct and regulation of the gather crops or to do othor farm will also assist in seeing that there Is to insure the school being kept In a placo in accordance with the Alco- East Orange. Mr. Davis stopped his Legion Auxiliary work. As cold weather approaches little traffic delay. proper condition. Tho matter was re- car and with the assistance of sov- and farm work diminishes they wend holic Beverage act of 1934. eral witnesses of the acoldent placed With many special entertainments ferred to thfl house and grounds count This heated discussion was carried their way Southward not only be- to be given for the drivers, officials, mlttee, ot which Mr, Buntenback Is the injured man on a nearby porch. Evening Meeting Held at Home causo tho climate suits them better visiting yachtsmen and spectators, out for an hour, mostly by Council- He was groaning and giving other chairman, for a full report and rec-men G. Harold Nevlus, Archibald L. of Mri. Thomas Mead, Who but also because In the warm .cotin- the highlight of the regatta will un- ommendations at the next meeting. evidence of pain. try they are in close proximity for' doubtedly be the official National Miller and Borough Attorney John Some one telephoned for tho state Has Been Elected New Presi- opportunities to get curly spring Sweepstakes dinner dance at Prices' It was reported that Norman Rath S. Applegate, after another com- troopor«. Tho man who made the dent of Organization. work on the farms. bone had been unablo to get a surety plaint was Tccelved by the borough at Pleasure Bay, Portaupeck. This call said that he had been directed Tho regular meeting of the Ameri- These new labor importations into affair is being sponsored by the Red bond from any of the companies and clerk from E. J. Batchelor of Syca- not to allow the body to bo moved Counsel J. Frank Weigand was di-more avenue. This complaint was of can Legion auxiliary, Shrewsbury Monmouth county aro Southern col« Bank Yacht club. Pleasure Bay is until a trooper arrived on the scene, Unit No. 168, was held last Thursday ored folks, the pradronea or booses In- an arm of the South Shrewsbury rected to prepare a. suitable personal the noises coming from the direction Mr. Davis offered to take Mr. Koz- bond. of the hotel after closing hours. night at tho home of Mrs, Thomas cluded. They, aro Indefatigable work- river and Is situated about seven mick to the hospital in his automo- Mead, who Is the new president of ers and thoiie who employ them jay miles by water from the sweepstakes' An ordinance to regulate and pro- bile, but bystandarda. persuaded him the local organization, succeeding that drinking, gambling and other course. It has deep water docking hibit gunning, firing off of pistols or WILLIAM B. FOWLER, SR. not to do so in tiro face of orders Mrs, Carl E. Bremer. Othor officers vices aro almost unknown among facilities and many spectators' boats War Department. discharging any such firearm unless from the state troopers. It was af- elected at this meeting were Mrs, them. They have been hired to gathv will probably sail down the river and in self-defense was"approved on flrst unexplrcd term of the late Thomas terward ascertained, that a "misun- Ottmar Phillips flrst vlco presldont, or potatoes on somo of tho largest UD the South Shrewsbury to the To Dredge River reading by the mayor and council. J. Sweeney, who died while in office. derstanding had occurred and that in Mrs. Margaret File second vlco presi- farms of Monmouth county and one Pleasure Bay anchorage. Prices' has Specifications for repairs and re- In his long political career Mr. tho excitement tho advice from the dent, Mrs. W. W. Shampanore treas- of tho farms where they are at work been famous for three generations as surfacing of Monroe avenue was ap-Fowler has lost none of his popu- Btate troop headquarters had been urer, Mrs, Judson Vaughan historian, la the Cross place at Holmdcl which one of the flnest sea food restaurants Owners of Bridges, Docks, Bulk- proved and the street committee was larity and tho end of his fourth year misinterpreted, Mrs. Walter Boyd chaplain and Mrs.is tho Cross place at Holmdei, which- on the Jersey shore and it was se- given power to act. The work on brothers, Henry, William and Georgo lected because of its proximity to the heads, Lines and Cables in and as chief executive finds the borougii Mr. O'Flaherty, who has known Winifred Williams sorgeant-at-arma. the avenue is expected to start with- In fine financial condition. Mr. Kozmlck a number of years, Tho new president will appoint a Crosa. They havo about ZOO acres race course and its availability to the Across Shrewsbury Warned to Ir. three weeks. In potatoes and they are tho largest visiting yachts. Billy Elmore and A meeting of Democrats will bo called up Earl Hoyer, chief of pollco secretary, Protect Property. A motion was passed that provid- of Middietown township, and told producers of this crop in tho Red his Melody Boys have been engaged held at Sea Bright tomornw night to Mrs. W. W. Shampanore, rehabili- Bank area of Monmouth county* to provide music for the entertain- The war department Saturday is- ing the numbers of airplane flying select the rest of the slate for muni- him about the. matter. The store- tation chairman, reported that $3.10 low over Shrewsbury are obtained keeper said ho thought It was an out- Formerly the three brothers depend- ment and dancing and a special floor sued a publio notice to owners of cipal offices. had been oxpended for child welfare ed on He*I Bank rtion, mostly col- show has been arranged. bridges, docks, bulkheads, lines and they will be sent to the De- rage to let tho Injured man remain work during the past month and cables in and across tho Shrewsbury partment of Commerce, who have on tho porch instead of taking him $16.15 for rehabilitation. During the ored, to do their potato picking. In addition tho various shore re- river between Sandy Hook bay and stated that they will take action Left Estate To to the hospital. Mr< Hoyor promised your 28, children and 23 families havo "No nnd yos," nn Id Henry Cross In sorts are putting on special enter- Highlands that work will soon begin against these aviators. A number of quick action to remedy the trouble, been assisted to tho extent of $441.53. answering a question by a Register tainments for the week-end. Some MRS. ELIZABETH ALLEN. on tho dredging of tho stream and complalntB have been received in He kept his word. In less than flvo All chairmen submitted their annual roportor as to whether It was cheap- of the most popular night clubs and His Children minutes after tho call was made he roports. er to have tha potatoes gathered by The rooms of the Allen home were proper prccauslons should bo taken Shrewsbury of the low flying and arrived on tho scene, making tho trip shore resorts who are making plans attractively decorated in orchid and to protect their property. action toward stopping this practice Michael Buckley of Marlboro town- A letter was road announcing the Southorn colored people "The prloo • for handling increased business are la being taken for tho protection of from Campbell's Junction on his mo-date of the past presidents' parley Is tho same," ho continued. "Wo pay the Monmouth County Country club white for the celebration. In tho The project provides for a channel uhlp mado hlfj will in 1931. He left tpruyulo at the greatest flpeml tUo ma- tho eamo for each sack of potatoes center of a table 200 years old was300 feet wide and twelve feet deep at the citizens. $100 to the priest of St. John's church chine was capable of making. dinner at Capo May, on Thursday at Eatontown, Vivian Johnson's at mean low water but In order to cover evening, September 5, at 7:00 o'clock filled as wo did last year and before) Monmouth Beach, Gene Fold's San the largo birthday cake, Qn the Harry Wlnterbaum, former man- at Marlboro for masses for his wife, Tho chief quickly arranged for Mr. then. There IB no saving that way. samo table Mrs. Allen celebrated her unavoidable Inaccuracies of tho ager of Harry's Blue Room, former- Julia Buckley, and ho left $50 to tho In tho dining room of the Colonial Remo at Long Branch, the Ship Ahoy dredging processes, excavation will Kozmick to bo moved to tho hospital. hotel. Officers will be elected. The The price Is still at (he old stand- club at Sea Bright and Hoss Fenton golden wedding and it v/aB also used ly the Smoke Shop Tavern, roturned priest of St. Rose of Lima church His injuries wero so serious that he ard of flvo cents for flillng a 10d- at the golden' wedding of her par- be made for two feet below the pro- his liquor license and asked for a at Freehold to be used In caring annual convention of Amorlcan Le- Farms In Wanamaosa. ject depth. - would probably have died oven if the gion auxiliary units will bo held at pound sack." „ ents. A buffet luncheon was served efimd. Bills amounting to 5829.86 for his wife's burial plot. A.11 thedelay had not occurred, but tho inci- Capo May September 4, 6, 0, and 7. Mr. Cross thon wont on to explain Various civic bodies have been during tho day. "This work may affect certain wero ordered paid. rest of his cstato was left In equal formed Into a housing commitee to bridges, docks, bulkheads, pipelines, dent has aroused much comment. A Plans were made for Mrs. Bremer, the advantages. For one thing, see that the thousands of visitors to Many who could not attend the J. Harold Riordan was granted his shares to his children. Ho named number of people have remarked past president, to take tho flag to tho when ho had Red Bunk harvesters party Monday paid their respects to cables and other similar property firemen's exemption papers by the tho National Freehold Banking com- tho two-day regatta will find proper now located in the water way," the that If speedy action could have state convention. ho had to deal with each man, or In. accommodations. Theodore D. Moore, Mrs. Allen on Sunday. At least 150 council after serving seven years as pany and Edward G. Forman as saved Mr. Kozmick's life he would other word3 with twenty or. mpra persona sent birthday cards, army order said. an active volunteer fireman. A re- executors. have been doomed by the course fol- No meeting of the local unit will be district manager of the Jersey Cen- "This notice is given for tho infor- held in September because of the mon. Under tho new system he deal* tral Power and Light company, has Mrs. Allen Is a life-long resident port gavo a balance of $7,481.35 in Mrs. Martha J. Cain In a will which lowed. Tho state trooper did not ar- convention, but a social event will be with only ono man, the padrone or- accepted the , chairmanship of thfl of Fair Haven. She is the daughter mation of the owners of .river prop- he treasurer's account. she oxocuted In 1932 loft all of her rlvo until some time later than Chief bosa. This greatly simplifies book-., erty In order that proper measures A motion was approved that coun- Hoyer, hold flomctimo during tho month at committee and tho Red Bank Cham- of Benjamin and Rebecca Doughty. may be taken to protect, remove or estate to her son, Robert Cain. She Mrs. Bremer's homo on Lake avonuo. keeping. Moreover, the laborers live ber of Cornmcrco is preparing a list Of ten children five ale living be- cil meetings be held at eight o'clock appointed HllUard M. Alston execu- Mr. Kozmick was 65 years of age. right on the place. They occupy a alter it In order that it may not he hereafter, instead of 7:30 o'clock. Tho monthly gathorlng of tho le- of hotels and boarding housesf 09 well sides Mrs. Allen. Tr»>y are Mrs. destroyed or damaged by the opera- tor of the will. He had no children, but ha 13 sur-gion auxiliaries in the county will be iiouso on the property. They ore al- as a-list of residents who would bo Leila Chadwlck. of Fair Haven, who tions contemplated by the United The next regular meeting will be Jerry Qulnn of Freehold made hij vived by MB wife. The funeral was held tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 P,ways available If a hurry order, willing to accommdato guests over Is sixty years old; Edward States. All BUch removals and alter- held the second Tunday In Sptem- will in 1S31. Ho left $100 to the hold Monday morning at St. James's M,, and will be held at Aebury Park, comes In for potatoes there is no the week-end. In this way it is hoped Doughty, also of Fair Haven, ations must bo made without expense br Instead of the. flrset Tuesday, aj priest of St. Rose of Lima church church and tho Interment was In With the Frederick Dempsey unit an loot time. Tho Cross brothors dpnt that out-of-town visitors will not he h over seventy; Mrs. Laura Smith of to the United States, and no claims formerly. for masses and he left $100 to tho Mount Olivet cemtery. Tho service hostesses. ^^ __ have to drlvo to Red Bank with a, forced to go to other towns to find Asbury Park, who is 83; Mrs. Grace can bo mudo against tho United An adjourned meeting will be held church to ho iised in caring for his was conducted by Rev. Joseph J. truck and scurry up helpers. The the necessary accommodations. Pitcher of Neptune, who Is 75, andStates on account of such expense, Wednesday, August 21, when further burial plot. BequeBts of $2,000 each Donnelly, assistant rector of the DEMOCRATIC BOAT KID!!. pickers aro right on the placo reatly, Mr. Moore has recommended that Ernest Doughty of West Neptune, or on account of damage caused to plans will bo submitted for the im-were made, to his children, Marlon church. to go to work. They aro conetantlji; provements to Monroe avenue. under the supervision of the padrono all, those who wish accommodations who eighty, All were pres- such structures or to other property D., Rosa A. and James Qulnn. They Mr. Kozmick worked on various Middietown Organization to Go onor boss and never unready to work; write.to him Immediately in care ot ent the party except Ernest through the construction of this were also bequeathed tho residue of farms and ho had tho reputation of Outing August ?1. the Red Bank Chamber "of Commerce Doughty. He was unablo to ho pres- channel." the estato in equal shares. He ap- being one of the best farmhands In because of having Imbibed too much, "HEALTH AND HAPPINESS." The committee In. charge roports drink, or of having indulged In other, advising him of the length of their ent but he sent a congratulatory tele- pointed his daughters, Marion and this locality. He formerly lived at that plans are progressing favorably forms of dissipation, or. bjecauso.-oi! contemplated stay and the number In gram. Rose, as executrices of tho will. Everett, where he was commonly their narty. On Friday, the day be- HORSE SHOE MATCH TONIGHT. Tillo of New Publication Issued In for tho third annual boat rldo of tho being off the promises. . , Mrs. Allen's husband, Charles Al- Interest of State Recreation Places. The will of Herman A. Stuzlen of known as "Joe Kuzack." He was Middlctown Township Domficratio or- fore the first day's racing, the hous- len, "died ten years ago. Ho wa» a Rahway, which was executed In 1824, especially adept at potato,, picking. The Cross brothers, llko most other ing committee will set up headguart- Larry Mahoney and George MacAcil ganization to bo held on Wednesday farmors, are not anxious to Bell their, Civil war veteran. Tho couple had "Health and Happiness" Is the was probated at Freehold last week. Hla wife frequently worked with evening, August 21, at nine o'clock crB at tho Red Bank Yacht club and ton children, of whom rive are living. to Clash nt Elks Club Here. ltle of a new publication which is All of his estato was left to his wife, him, but of ..lato years sho has been potatooa at present prices and they will keep the headquarters open un- unable to do so becauso she is almost on tho steamer Sandy Hook. Persons have disposed of about only one-sixth They are Miss Gcorglo Allen and Tho Red Bank lodgo of Elks has being issued in the Interest of New Jean V. Stuzlen, and sho was ap- arriving at Atlantic; Highlands pier til noon Saturday to direct transients John Allen, who live with' their ersey recreational facilities. The pointed executrix. blind. However, in spite of her im- of their crop. However, most of the, to their proper lodgings. AH.out-of- an exceptionally busy program out- paired sight she prepared the burial in automobiles may park their cars sales they have made nave boon at mother; Mrs. Ella Doughty, also of lined for tonight. Tho regular lodge flrst Issue appeared under August on the pier, where they will be cared town visitors who are remaining in Fair Haven; Mrs. Edna Dundoro of dating clothes for her husband, refusing to better than the current prices quoted town over night are urged to regis- session will convene promptly at 8115 FESTIVAL AT SEtDDLETOWN. let others do it because sho said that for by a watchman until the boat and this haa been largely dub to be- Laurence Harbor, and William P, and only such urgent business as Members of the board of trustees "tcr at the housing committee head- Allen of Sidney, Now York. There t was the last thing which she could returns. There will bo no charge ing ablo to make quick deliveries at quarters in order that messages oiay must have immediate attention will from Monmouth county who aro be-It Will Bo Held by the Young Peo- do for her spouse. Mrs. Kozmick's for this servlco. short notice. In tho_wcstern part of, are three grandchildren, Charles Al- be considered. hind the publication, are F. F. ple's League August 30. he delivered to them without delay. len of Nowark and John and Philip affliction is said to bo caused by a Tickets have been on sale tho past the county a number of owners pf Based on former regattas the at- The shortness of the lodge meeting Reichey, director, board of freehold- The Young People's league of the cataract and it is believed that her ten days and the advance sale Is re-largo potato farms for the same rea-f tendance is expected to exceed 35,000 Allen of Sidney, children of William is due to allow the members to con- ra; W. E. Selby, mayor, Allenhurst; slg;ht would be restored by an opera- ported to bo very good, Last year sons as thoso stated by Mr. CrosB, P. Allen. Chris Doughty, a nephew 'larence Hetrick, mayor, Asbury Reformed church of Middietown vil- and Unless visitors arc registered at gregate on the home grounds to J lage will hold a melon and ice cream tion. Tho owner of tho car which over 300 Democrats and their friends havo found It ndvantagcous to. em- the yacht club it will be almost im- of Mrs. Allen, 'was killed in tho witness a horse shoe pitching match ark; C. C. Phillips, mayor, Atlantic fsetival Thursday afternoon and struck Mr. Kozmick is insured participated in, tho outing. There ploy Southern colored .folks for har-. possible to locate them. World war. which is scheduled for nine o'clock Highlands; Joseph Mayer, mayor, evening, August SO, from six until gainat accidents, and neighbors and will be a program of dancing and vesting instead of local people. Th^'* Mrs. Allen Is as active and agile between Larry Mahoney, fifteen-year- Belmar; F. C. Borden, Jr., mayor, nlno o'clock. Tho members of the friends of tho widow are hopeful entertainment, followed by Introduc- padrone on tho Cross place has evory today as she was twenty or thirty old state champion, and Georgo Mac- Bradley Beach; W. Turner, Jr., league are encouraged to believe by that she will become able to afford tion of tho candidates for county and indication of being intelligent end LUKE SCORES AGAIN. ;ears ago. She can read, write and Neil of Atlantic City, runner-up in mayor, Keansburg; Dorman McFad- tho amount of interest manifested an operation. At present she is In state offices. ' j well educated. sew without eyeglasses. Even a fall the 1933 state championship match. dln, mayor, Long. Branch; W. R. that there will bo a large attend- impoverished circumstances and Is Among those who aro expected to I Tho potato pickers on the Cross Mrs. Anna Deltz of Maiawnn Gets downstairs several months ago failed 'owler, mayor, Sea Bright; Daniel receiving relief. Her health is good Quick Action From Her Ad. Mr. MacNell formerly held the record ance. attend are Sheriff Height, Freehold- farm number twenty, of whom flv»' have any ill effects. She injured for eleven consecutive ringers until H. Hills, mayor, Spring Lake and The league members went to Mill- otherwise than her defective vision, er Arthur Pryor, Freeholder Henry I aro women—wives and daughters. Mrs. Anna Deltz of Matawan has her back and was laid up for several topped by young Mahoney with ames E. McKlttrick, mayor, Union town Friday evening and enjoyed a and It is pointed out by those Inter- Herbort, Freeholder Fred Reichey, Mr. Cross, in his talk with tho re- been a constant user of The Regis- weeks but today she goes about as twelve. Seach. campfire gathering. Thoae In the ested In her that sho would be ablo Former Freeholder T. Edwin Jef- porter, snld that tho women wor« ter's want department over many if nothing had over happened. to earn her living if her sight wero fries, Postmaster John R. Snedckor, better workors than tho men. Ha Another match Is scheduled be- Percy H. Jackson, president of the party wore Rev. and Mrs. Earl D. restored. years in the interest of her real cs- She attended the Fair Haven lire- tween Maurice Schwartz and Tod orporatlon exploiting the new pub-Compton, Eev. Mr. Young, William Stato Commlttecman John J. Qulnn said the women not only picked more' : late business and she has found It men's fair every night last week. Bucklin, who will team against Ma- lication, in his Introductory para- Potter, Jr.. Alfred Poole, Miss Ruth and Under Sheriff George H. Rob-potatoes but that they had a steady- very profitable on many occasions. For her ninetieth birthday party she homy and MacNell. graphs states that definite progress Miller, Miss Doris . Poolo, Robert erts. ing Influence, preventing tho nion' Her latest success with Luke Long- baked a fruit cake and three pound- The horse shoe contests will be is being made toward perfecting an Wray, Miss Josephine Campbell, Kon- STILL TAKING PICTURES. Louis J. Trudcau Is chairman of from becoming Incapacitated' by head was last week, when she Insert- cakes. Dancing is one of her pet open to the public. jrganizatlon that will eventually neth Francis, Sholdon Whiting, Miss tho committee In. charge. Kenerva- drink and from otherwise losing* ed an ad regarding a farm wanted. •pastimes. Several years ago sha Marian Waters, Miss Ruth Knight, Cbarlie Foxwoll On Tho Job As Usual tlong may bo made by calling Mrs. value as workers becauso of dissipa- check tho continual loss of tourist tion. The advertisement was read by a won a prize at a masquerade ball and vacation business to Now Jer-Miss Mildred Knisht, Miss Helen Day or Nl&b.t. Theodore L&bracquo of Rod Bank or ITolmdel reader, who notllle of New York, A NEW GARDEN CLUB. Charles Gottchalk and Peggy May- Pennsylvania, l Tho guest speaker Champlin's stock company as, char-. who will occupy tho premises. hew, tells of two young people em- as tho Meloy house was raided early still professionally capable of taking actor man. Mr. Champlln speaks of It Has Boon I"ormed hy Seventeen ployed in a music publishing house. Eatontown School Board Will Hold Tuesday morning before daylight at pictures anywhere and at any time. will be Rev. John Baer Stout of Al Mr. Campbell aa being a great acCpr Mrs. Deltz al.;o reports the sale of Special Meeting. tho direction of Sheriff Height. Carl lentown, Pennsylvania, who has de- Residents of I'ort MnnmnuUi. This, program will be heard weekly Mr. Foxwell le ono of tho early voted considerable tlmo to tracing and during tho 33 years of Mr.'Chain- the Peter Bcrand [arm on the Rob over radio station WBRB at 7:30 Grosslnger and Mr3. Margaret T. photographers of Rod Bank. His plln's theatrical career In engaging ortsvlllo road to C. Russell Himtnel- A garden club ivith seventeen Port Tho reappolntment of officials for Vanese were arrested on charges of tho Stout genealogy. The program o'clock every Wednesday evening. the coming school year was tho prln- :ornmercial activity began many, will open at 10:30 with reception forhundreds of nctor3 for his many pre- wright, nn iililcer of the American Monmouth residents as members was operating a disorderly house. Each many years ago under tho firm name sentations, places Mr. Campbell as. Telephone and Telegraph company i formed Tuesday, July 2, at the home Larry LaRos returns to the air to- clpnl business of the Eatontown was released In $2,500 ball. Two girl tho guosts. Luncheon will be from of Mra 1Ian board of education which met Mon- >f Foxwol! and White, his partner tho groatcHt of all the actors ever with olllccs at 190 Broadway, Now ' - y Coc. Tho club held morrow In a program of popular nmates wore held na,witnesses. 12:30 to 1:30. Tho business session engaged by him. 0Iul Tuesday night music. Ho will be assisted by Al day night at a regular mooting. it that tlmo being Forman B. White. will bo held from 1:30 to 2:30. Tho York. The property contains eight |''j* (ff muAing '" '••" -'"" Tho building Is on property which They specialized In amateur photo- About twenty years ago Mr. Camp- acres, on which there is a modern n"f this" week' at the home of Mrs. Burlew on the banjo. They will be John Bateman, attendance officer, was formerly used as a golf course. address of the clay will be" given J. Henry Walling and nn exhibition heard at 7:11) o'clock tomorrow even- ana Dr. Willard Cottrcli, school graphy and were foremost in the ac- from 2:30 to 3:00. Games will bo en-bell was called to Oklahoma City by, twolve-room hou^o with all con- The raiding party consisted of TJn- ivlty of tho Itcd Bank Camera club. Joyed from 3:00 to 4:00. the death of hla father and temporary veniences. of flowers took place. Mrs. Edgar ing. physician, wcro reappolnted for an- dor Sheriff Paul Klcrnnn. Constable Knn]>p of the Rurnsnn Garden rhib other year. Mrs. Mario Dirkso was Mr. Foxwell Introduced souvenir lly gave up his connection with Mr. Another recent alo report ed by Monday evening at 8:15 o'clock William Carney of Matawan and Po-postcards Into tho Red Bank district Chnmplln'a company, White- in Ok- gnvn a talk on "Arrangements." Re- John Testa and hla string trio will I'cnppolntcd teacherof a special class. loo Chlof Earl Hoyer of Middlctown Mrs. Deiir, Is that of the Huzek'.nh markn wero also made by Mrs. Alox- A nurno contract for social servlco jy reproducing from his own photo- PARTY FOB A OUEST. lahoma City he was offered tho posi- Warm: farm on Kfiw Brunswick be heard featuring Spanish tangoes township. No guests wcro found, rraphs timely scenes of Red Bank's tion of teacher of dramatics at the nmkr Rleinnn of tho annifi club. nnd South American music. work was renewed. Tho yearly re- but Sheriff Height states that evi- avenue in tho Browntown district The flpeaUer.'i stated that both tho ports of the sccroUry and custodian :ommercial district, as well as rivor Mrs. Benjamin W. Covert Hostess nt Oklahoma university, which ho ac- west of Malawan. It was purclm.ioil (|iin)lty of tho flowern nnd tho ar- dence pointed thnt tho building wan jcones and scenes on private estates A Gathering Tuesday. cepted, and ho has remained there by Wsiltcr C Lnnnon of Now York wero accepted by the board. Bills nrgely patronized on week-ends. Ho in and neat' Kcd Bank. over these many years. rangement were very fine SEA BIHGHT COUNCIL DOINGS. amounting to about $800 wero or- says thnt considerable liquor nnd Mrs. Benjamin W. Covert of Ber- for hi.i own occupancy. Tho farm Th? nrxt mrnting of I ho club will During this period he has oorre- consists of 178 acres ami in located dered paid. beer nnd a small amount of gambling gon place was hostess at a luncheon eponded qulto regulnrly with Mr. on both fillies of thn main highway ho held Tuesday, Knptonihnr 3. nt noiird Take* No Action On Oixll. A npuclftl mooting will be hold the equipment wore confiscated. ml bridge party Tuoodny In honor tho home of Mrs. Bcnjnmtn Ames, nanoo to Vacate Hoad. latter part of the week when new SOME TALL COUN. .it her guost, Mrs. W. Henry Wol- Champlln, and many of hla letters ex- This Is tho first time thn fnrm 1ms 'i'lm oillcer:; of the club aro Mrs. pressed the dcniro to como to Jorsoy changed hands, it having been in the At a meeting of tho Sea Bright plans for the ndtlltlons and altera- Caught Rare Fish. fram of Mount KIsco, Now York. and sco Mr, Chumplln and talk over Amos president. ^1I-;T. Harry Coc* vicn tions to tho schoolhouse will bo sub- John II. Snlffon of Everett HnB Corn Others present besides Mrs. Covert Wnrno family 103 yearB. proaidont nnd Mrs. Edward WeH'-Tinl mayor nnd council Friday night, It Mrs. Edward Brasch of Rumson Stalk Thirteen Feet Tail. old times with him. A fow days ago was voted to pay $3,000 to tho board mitted by Ernest Arend, architect. and Mrs. Wolfrom wero Mrs. K. M. Mr. Champlln was agreeably sur* ;?pcrctfiry. lias joined tho ranks of catchers of Gantcr of Conover lane, Mrs. Sara C. 1 OIItLS IN "I"1 CAMP. ' i of education. E. W. Fary, borough rare llsh. Willie tlahlng Tuesday An Item for Robert Rlploy's "Be- prised when Mr. Campbell, togothel clorlt, reported he had received $210 ivo It or Not" column In tho NowSherwood of Freehold nnd Mrs. THIS rOSTMASTKBS1 DINNER. from tho cruiser Frank, 2d, slir Frank Sherwood, Mrs,, Charles Dur- with hln wlfo mid daughter, tlrovo up Actlvlli'.crt Ar« Now In Full Swing at j Mc«llng. peddler license fcea and $125 in landed n rnro species of bluefifili York American can bo found on tho to tho Champlln rpsltlrnco at tho cor- i.ific ncrvlee waH 03 since (he last meeting. His ro- farm of John H. Snlffen of ISvorett, um, Mrs. Ilobort Wlldo and Mrs.ner nf Hruad iitroot and Wickolt (Jamii Oclinnlvkoii. unts to l'aatnuuitfr-Gcnrjal To weighing i'.'i pounds. Olrltlmorn ot: Robert Soldel of Rod Bank. |j held nt tho Baptispt t church on Bridgg e celptn for the cntiro month ot July I' tho dock at Belmar had not seer who in tho presence of a Register place after a Journey of 2,500 mllea. wero $1,012. ' lit) Among Speakers. representative, measured acorn stalk Girls' unlMlies nro now in full nvenup nt Hod Bank ono nlplit lust anything like- it and wcro nsfoundcir 1 After lipcndlnK nevcrnl days with the iiwlng at Camp Ocknnickon, where i week liy Mr. and Mrn. Pntlison of It was decided to poatpono action Reservations aro coming In from nt its beauty. In tho fishing pnrl.v which stood closo to thirteen feet HACK TO TKE FA KM. Clmmpllna and having hla wish ful- (hoy aro being conducted by thn j Hcltnor, who made nddrcuses nnd relative to an ordinance vacating tin postmasters all over the state for tho besides Mrs. Bra/rch \wpro Mr tall. filled of reminiscing over hin theatri- Womnn'si Ciimp committee in charge ' directed n musical program. Mr. fioctlon of Oceim avenue, leading ilinner to bo given Thursday evening, Brasch, Mr. and Mrs. John Conhlln Mr. Snlffen, who for several Gi&rrett Conover IluIIdlng IJungulow cal daya ot twenty yenrB ago, Mr. of the camp near Medford Lakcn. j Pattleon was nt tho organ and his from tho now bridge at Jllglitanil August 22, at Ross Fonton Farm un- nnd Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Fisher, Jr. months has suffered from rheuma- on 1'lttce Ho Formerly Occupied. Cunipbell and his family started on The nocond week llmls the camp flfulll wlfo sang hymns. Ifrnnltlln C. Moy- Beach tn tho Sandy Hook reaorvn der tho auspices of tho Monmcmth tism In his right arm, has been han- Garrott Conover of Freehold has their homeward Journey, expecting to capacity, but there are still vn- an rendered gultur rmuilc. Tho trio tlon, until tho matter in dlecuii'sril County Postmaster's association. It dicapped In his work, but In spite of had the collar dug for a bungalow to reach Oklahoma City nftor »• canclcH for tho third and fourth aro iirrnngliK? nal church and has crepe gown with veil and carried a 1 Impressed with thla Section that she Red Bank, are spending some time Gerfleld W. Major of Red Bank, many friends. She has been active bcuyuet of gardenias and bab/a Haven held their usual Saturday wishes her. folks would move up In Red Bank «nd vicinity with rela- were married at tho Little Silver In Girl Scout work and for some breath. Miss Marjorle Messier, Bis- evening danoe. Among those present Electric North, She is enjoying her swims In tives and friends. They state that Methodise church Sunday afternoon time riie was captain of the Brock- ter of tho bride, was maid of honor. were Warren J. O'Hara, Miss Made- the Atlantic ocean as well as her Chicago Is all right but there's no by Rev. John D. Blair, tho pastor.' line Lynch, Mrs. Sydney Hayes, Mr. place like good old Red Bank. While ton Girl Scout Bugle and Drum She wore a yellow gown with ac- motor drives through this pictur- The bride, who was given In mar- corps. cessories to match. She carried a and Mrs. R. Ramirez, Mr. and Mra, esque wctlon ol old historical Mon- here Mrs. Worthley and the children riage by her father, was attired in a Embury McLean, Mrs.. J. Williams, mguth. are making up for lost time enjoying Trie wedding brought together two bouquet o£ Talisman roses. Rudolf delicate pink crepe gown and wore a of the oldest families of the early Wimmer, toother ol tho groom, waa Mr. and Mrs. Lyman C. Vanlnwegen, Sewinjg Machines James North Fletcher of Warren' the invigorating features of frequent corsage of violets, and hat to match. swims In the Atlantic ocean. settlers of America. Tho brldo is a best man. Thomas McKnlght, Miss Vera Mc- ton, Virginia, was a weak-end guest She was attended by tho groom's S1BT Knight, Mlsa Mildred Keller, Mr. and Rey, and Mr*. Ellis Munypn of Alt- direct descendant of John and Prls- • A buffet supper was served for the of Mrs. Wilbur Bourne ButhwJff of ter, Mrs. Leanla Cuje, ahe being Intmcdiato families at the home of Mrs. J. Verchure, Mrs. M. Suzzarie, Mtddl&town township. MIBS Florence mar, New York, are visiting Rev, drefiaed In a dellcnte shade of yellow cilla Alden, who came over on tho MunyoD's sister, Mrs. Cecil R. Mac Mayflower In 1C20 and nettled at tho bride's parents,'after which the Miss Jessie Mills, A. Stelnher, E. RuttiraufT waa hostess at dinner last crepe and white hat. Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mr, Clapp couple left for a wedding trip. Upon Johnson, Mr. and Mra. John Wagon- week. The guests were Miss Wll- Cloud of Wallace street, The groom was attended by the er, Mrs. Grace Haley, Frank Mo hemlna Klrby, daughter of Mr. Henry Hylln of South street re- la a direct descendant of Eoger their rf'turn they will reside at 108 34.2)11 bride's brother, Raymond IS. Smith Grann, Mr. and Mrs. Al Duffy, Mr. Mrs. William C. Klrby of New cently received a painful Injury to Clapp, who came over In 1630 on Haiding road, Red Bunk. of New York. Tho ushers were J. the Mary and John, and settled In and Mm, Herman • BernBteln, Dr. Regularly 59.S0 and Alkon, South Carolina, hl« right foot when he stepped out Stanley Parker, G. Douglag Parker Malsle Jones, daughter of Mr. backward from his automobile and Dorchester, Massachusetts. Tho housa Edmondson—Sherman. Robert S. Gildea, Mrs. A. M. Anjjley, and Perry L. Smith of Little Silver. built by the Clapp family In 1631 is Al Firth, Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence A. 3.00 Down j Mrs. W. Strother Jones, Jr., cracked a bone in his arch. He Is Tho reception was held at the Announcement of the marriage of Bourne Ruthrauft, North Fletche now able to be around with the. as- still on tho estate, and tho property Miss Mary Louise Edmondson, daugh- Legg, Brewster English, Mlsa May bride's homo where supper was is still owned by descendants of Evans, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, The Balance In Convenient Warrenton, Virginia and sistance of a cane. served, after which the newly-mar- ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pollard Wyeth of Washington. Roger Clapp, Richard Clapp being Edmondson of Newport News, Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Louis; Mlraglia, Mr. and Monthly Installments if You ried couple left for New York. On one of tha owners.. The picture of Mrs. J. Joseph Hennessey, Mr. and Buy On Our DEFERRED thoir return they will reside at Red ginia, to Lester Everard Shennan, Mrs. Annie H. Edwards of Klveff the house is often used on blotters son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sher- Mrs. John F. Splain, Mrs. Caroline PAYMENT PLAN! > road was registered last week as a Church Notes. Bank. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Otto, Mr. and calendars by banks In Boston. man of Chapel Hill on Monday, July A wonderful opportunity for guest at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Other guests besidea the Immedi- Before returning home Mrs. Clapp, 22, was announced this week. The and Mrs. Lester McQueen and Mr. at Atlantic City. "Spirit" will be the subject of the ate members of both families of the and Mrs. William L. Weber. home sewers! Long {Shuttle Miss Clapp and Miss Campbell will ceremony was performed In the Bru- machines with eelf-vflnding Douglas Manson of Peters place, lesson-sermon In First Church of bride and groom were Mr. and Mrs. ton parish church at Willlamsburg, Commodore Jacob Slegel of Rum- who la touring Europe with Dr. Dan-Christ, Scientist, of Red Bank on Scrymgeon of New York, Mrs. Susan visit the artists' colony of Province- bobbin and seven speed con- town and will spend a day at Ply- Virginia, with Rev. W. A. R. Good- son entertained a party of friends trol . . . al! with beautiful tel A. Poling and party, attended the Sunday, August 11. Parker, Julia, Douglas and Stanley win, pastor of the church, officiating. Wimbledon tennis games while In The Golden text is: "He that Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Miller, mouth looking at the famous rock on his yacht Scout 4 Saturday with stripe walnut consoles, so England. He is now attending the scweth to his floBh shall of the flesh Mr. and Mra. Joseph Turklngton, Mr. and curios in tho museum there, tak- The bride, who was unattended, a beefsteak luncheon and crulso they are grand occasional World ChrlBtlan Endeavor conven- reap corruption; but he that soweth and Mrs. Floyd Imlay, Rev. aiyi MrB. ing a special interest In the John wore a suit of navy blue triple sheer down the river. The guests were tables "when the machine is tion at Budapest, Hungary. to the spirit shall of the spirit reap John D. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. George Alden Bible and Prlscilla's clothing crepo with accessories to match. She George J. Glllig, William Brunn, not In use. ' JU savo-money Cujo, Mra. Minna Cuje, Mra, Eliza- and trinkets. They will also visit wore a shoulder bouquet of butterfly Clarence A. Legg, Elwood Firth and by buying now! , ,i . just Mrs. Wendell Martin of Brooklyn life everlasting" (Qalatlans 6:8). Neil Wolcott. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ru- Among the citations which com- beth A. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea John and Priscllla Alden's home at roses and baby's breath. Only rela- $25.26 to bo exact! I Updike, William Carhart, Sr., Miss .Duxbury, Massachusetts. tives and a few intimate friends wit- The Players' Boat club will enter- fua Sidney of Mechanic street. prise the lesson-sermon is the follow- nessed tho ceremony. tain at a stag beefsteak dinner at James Alvln Parker has returned ing from the Bible: "This I say then, Esther Conover, L. W. Lanc-c'prand Fourth Floor? Roy Jaques. Wagner—Polin. After an automobile trip, the couple the clubhouse Thursday, August 15. to New York after spending several walk In the Bplrlt and ye shall not came' North to make their home with On Wednesday, August 14, Dr. Kob- weeks with his uncle, Dr. James W.( fulfil the lust of (lie flesh. If we M13B Ruth Alice Wagner, daughter Parker of Shrewsbury avenue. live In the spirit, let us also walk lr. Perkins—Clapp. of Charles Wagner of Sunset'avenue, the Broom's parents at Chapel Hill, ert Gildea of Long Branch will be CALt ASBURY PXiRK 4000 and Arthur Joseph Polin, son of Mr. host to a large party of friends. Miss Mary W. Holmes at Allaire the spirit" (Galatl is 5:10,28). Misa Virginia. Perkins, daughter of Harrington—DcGavre. & Son's office on Monmouth street, The lesson-sermon also Includes the Mr. and Mra. David Perkins of and" Mrs. Isador Polin of Canal ... To Have Tour Own Machine R ipalted. street, were married Tuesday after- Miss Lela Barrington of San An- REGISTER FOR FALL TERM. and Miss Edna Lcfferson ol Manas- following passage from the Christian Brockton, Massachusetts, became tha Wo Carry All Parts Of Every Make Machine. quan are vacationing in the Poeono Science textbook, "Science and bride of Richard Charming Clapp, noon by Recorder Harvey D. Leuin tonio, Texas, became the bride of mountains, Health with Key to tho Scriptures" son of Mrs. Myrtlo Clapp of Little of West Long Branch. The cere- Second Lieutenant Chester J. De- Students Enrolled For Evening Ses- Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Mlnton and by Mary Baker Eddy: "Man walks Silver, Saturday afternoon at the mony wag performed in the West Oavro of the United States army Sun- sions At Rutgers. bride's home. The ceremony was per-Long Branch borough hall. day morning at eight o'clock at the children of McLaren Btreet spent in the direction toward which he home of the bride's parents. Thirty-three communities In this. last wek at Lake Champlaln., looks, and Where his treasure Is, formed by Rev. Albert F. Pierce of The brido wag attired in a white area, aro represented In tho advance FrancUi J. Rugg, son of Mr. and there will his heart be also. If our Dorchester in the presenco of the moussellne de sole gown with yellow Lieutenant DeGavre's parents, Mr. enrollments for the fall term in the STEINBf 0H-KKEif5E CO. Mrs. S. D. Rugg of Linden place, who hopes and affections are spiritual, immediate families and Intimate velvet polka dots and carried a bou- and Mrs. Charles'J. DeGavre of Rec- Rutgers'University evening sessions, 1 has been a patient for several weoks they come from above, not from be- friends. quet of mixed flowers. Miss Vivian tor place, and his sister, Mrs. Mal- I Asbury Park Darnstaldt of Bloomlield, maid of colm Leonard of New Monmoutli, at- which will open on the university at the Naval hospital at San Diego, neath, and they bear as of qld the Miss Ruth Smith of Somervllle, tended tho ceremony. They are ex- campus Monday, September 30. The California, with yellow jaundice, will fruits of the Spirit" (p. 451). Massachusetts, a cousin of tho bride, honor, was dressed in pale green silk. enrollments will lead to the degree of leave the hospital soon, to report Hyman Polin, brother of the bride- pected home today. played Mendelssohn's "Wedding groom, was best man. bachelor of business administration, back for duty on the U. S. 8. Alden, Rov. Alfred Wagg of Asbury Park, March." She also played other selec- After a short wedding trip through certificate courses in business admin- where be has been stationed. Another former pastor of the Red Bank Meth- tions during the reception. Both aro graduates of the Red Mexico, the couple will live at Fort lstraton, courses n undergraduate son, William D. Rugg, who has been Bank high school. Mra. Polin is em- Sam Houston, where Lieutenant De- chemistry and non-credit courses In Extra Special! odist church, will occupy the pulpit Tho couple stood before the living- Gavre hae been stationed since his In » C, 0. 0. camp In Alabama for of that church at the morning and room fireplace, which was prettily ployed In the law office of Lester C. civil and electrical engineering. the past nine months, has been evening services on Sunday, A mus- Leonard of Broad street. Mr. Polin graduation from West Point in 1933. MUTUAL'S transferred to Hawthorne, Nevada. decorated with,greenery. Bouquets leases tho Shell gasoline station at Those who have enrolled from this ical program will bo presented under of garden flowers wero taatefully ar Eatontown. Cagle—Williams. immediate district are Harry Mrs, Ernesto Samper, widow of the the direction of Mrs. Theresa Willey. ranged about the rooms. Hughson of Keyport, Walter R. Breakfast Coffee late Ernesto Samper, who was killed In the morning a mixed quartet, com- The bride was attended by her sis- Following a short wedding trip to Announcement has been made of Lockwood, Frank B. Martin, Stephen In a recent airplane crash in Colom- New York, the couple will reside at tbo marriags of Mrs. Myrtle Morten MUTUAI posod of Mrs. John Osborn, Mrs. Mil-ter, Misa Amity Perkins. The boat J. Ravettina and Donald Weir of Ib. bia, South America, has returned to dred Morris, RusBell Woolley and ma.i was Donald Barner of Buffalo, 31 Riverside avenue, Red Bank, Cagle of Virginia, to L. E. Williams Matawan and Raymond F. Johnson Red Bank with her two sons, Hugh John Ebner, will sing "Come, Ye o£ Eatontown, formerly of Virginia. 15c New York. Tho bride was attractlv. and Andrew Mllligan of Bradley A it* Ift* prlt* for fhii d,n,itM taffi* lr I, UI.J ,„ lhOUIB, and Harry, to spend the rest of the Blessed." In the evening Mrs: John in a gown of blue chiffon and car- Messier—Wlmmer. The couple were married In the par-Beach. Ntw Un*t *«"« Itf I3«i> far Oinn.r fon/gM — ifi\ STMIS summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Osborn arid Ruasell Woolley will sing ried Talisman roses. Her brides- Miss Dorothy Louise Messier, sonage of the A. M. E. Zlon church Charlts W. Emmons of McLaren a duet, "The Lord Is My Light." maid woro bluo cropo and also car- daughter of Warren T. Messier of by Rev. Obadlah G. Goodwin on Boys can make extra pocket money street. Mrs, Samper and children Broad street, Shrewsbury, and Theo- July 18. Mra. Carrlo Corbin of West selling The Register.—Advertisement had gone to New York to welcraao ried roses. Tho brlde'3 mother was Mr. Samper home when word was re- Church school will be held at 9:30 attirod in a figured chiffon dress and ceived of tho fatal Occident. o'clock Sunday morning- at tho Red tho groom's mother.wore a gown ol belgo silk crepe and silk lace. Charles Tabor of Spring street Is Bank Reformed church. Morning • Strv ptint, ot , worship will be at 10:45 o'clock with Following tho ceremony Mr. and htd tma during tb» 1 enjoying a two weeks' motor trip to Rev. W. C. Trembath as preacher MrB. Clapp received informally, *»arrn *tofrW. tth* Maine. He Is vacationing from his Q toofinrj, fiaQtQjkt duties on the New York Stock Ex- and Miss Jeannette Rebscher as solo- Frionds of tho bride assisted In serv- change. ist. ing. Among tho guests wero Mrs, trogn for lunch* Richard DeWltt of Prospect ave- Myrtle Clapp, mother of tho groom: eoni, afttrnoatt nue has given up his duties at Reus- SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY. his sister, Miss Martha Clapp, and pcrii«( and dirwi«f*. sllle'a Jewelry store and hae accept- his aunt, Mlsa Florence Campbell, all ed a position as bookkeeper at the A Forty Monday Night for Mrs. of Little Silver. They will be the IMPORTANT EVENTI Scobey Electrlo company, Long Frank Chero of Headden's Corner. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perkins at CEYLON TEA Branch. He will start his new du- thoir summer home at Pocasset for Mrs. frank Chero of Heatlden's some time. ties In two weeks. Corner went to Hew York with her Walter F. Boyd, son of Mr. and husband Monday on a business mis- After tho reception tho brldo and Mrs. Fred Boyd of Marlon Btreet, has Blon and when she entered the house groom left on a wedding trip, part returned home from Monmouth Me- that night she was greeted by a of which they will spend in New V^ninese ' morlal hospital where he was a sur- large number of relatives and friends York selecting an apartment. Later gical patient. who hod gathered to celobrato her they'will return to tho Perkins sum- Mr. and Mrs. WHIard Roop and birthday. The event was a com- mer home. ,Tho gifts to the couple daughters, Florence and Alice Marie, plete surprise to her. It waa ar- included solid silverware, many an- of Drummond place, spent last Fri- ranged by her daughter, Frances tiques, a curly maple bedroom day visiting Mrs. Francis Brown and Chero, and her goddaughter, Rose suite and several large checks. nana-made Steward Brown at the Strand hotel, Beratta. The house was gaily dec- Both, Mr. and Mrs. Clapp aro grad- Seaside Park. orated. A huge cako and three uates of Syracuse university and aro Mrs. Michael Bergen of Mount large boqueta of- flowers were among BIO TENDER OREEN street and Miss Helen Clalr of Thora- the features. The New ao avenue, Shrewsbury, left this pure dye : morning for a few days' visit with Refreshments of sandwiches, ice VOGUE h ; cream and several varieties of cake Permanent L GIANT PEAS relatives at Saratoga Springs, New were served. The usual pastimes Wave 3 NEW York. took place and many gifts were CroQuiRnole PACK Miss Jfathryn O. Tllton of South presented to the celebrant. Later in or Combination Complete', ..:21c streoj, principal of school No. 2 at the evening Louis Soden, George Ringlet Ends, $2 V Rumtttt, is a patient in a New York Genuine C . sili k sli Belle and Joseph Martin provided FREDERIC WAVES ^ hospital. saxophone and guitar music. $S.pO to $7.50 UNEEDA BAKE IS' DAIRY MAID Mlsa Doris Rath of Maple avenua Others present besides those men- Is the guest of Miss Lois Anderson Sj—plal! MON., TUES., WED. and SHREDDED WHEAT tioned were Mr. and Mrs. Anello TIIURS., 4 S5c INSTANT FUDGE-MIX of Brooklyn. They will motor to Rlbustelll, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony FREH! Ona Fudge Pia with 1b. QQn Georgetown, Connecticut, and from Cltarella, Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Cit- Items $4.00 cieh purcluie. Supply limited, pkg, fcvV there will go to Narragansott for the arella, Mr. arid Mrs. Scassla, Mr. c D week-end. E. Z. SEAL JARS S»V!85c PRUDENCE m! HASH . V.V23c and Mrs. Luclen D'Anthony, Miss Special Attention to Children's Hafr 5.98 FINTS, iai. »f 1! far 19t i. at 13 tei $1.03 UnFifci Ordinary Hoih—*)ai Hem* Quattrf Mrs. Thomas Cook of Broad street D'Anthony, Mrs. Grace Falglan and Grny, Dyed or Bleached Hair Successfully ol and Misses Belle and Emma Mlnugh her three married daughters with Waved MASON JARSa'.'.X 69c &rai85c SNIDER'S SLICED BEETS . 't !Sc of Waverly place sailed Tuesday on their husbands, MISB Falglan, An- Hair Tested BOYD ZINC JAR TOPS . J., 25e BAKER'S COCOA in«mt '^ I0« thony Chiacra, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno, beforo Waving CUSS JAR TOPS,.ML.I '. .,„. 25e the Queen of Bermuda for a ten-day Proprietor's MARSHMAILOWSTSB' . ,ft.l9« eojourn In Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Russo, Mr. Berratta U. S. JAR RUBBERS |.»'• 4rl(, 25c Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis of and Miss Berratta. Vogue Personal Attention PAROWAX rnncii mm imumi A, 10c PRUNE JUICErammi 'b?9c'&?20c ' White street are making a tour of Beauty Parlor JE11Y GLASSES . . > . . *,, 39< FIGNEL CRACKERS Si • i».19c the West. _ Miss Ann Higglns of Elm place The road to better and bigger busi- 16 White St., by Insecticide Supplies ' ness leads through The Register's ad- Beveroges—Af Ne^low Pr/cesl Is at HohokUB on a vacation from NUNZIE POMEROYCLUB SODA „"•; ,10c her position In the Jersey City of- vertising columns.—Advertisement Bed Bank, N. J. Hair Styllat fice of the Central railroad company. MANSFIELD SODA ««..,<» 3k'V'25c TICK POWDER "SfeSSlP" W Miss Iris Woolley of Haslet has HOFFMAN'S BEVERAGES TTlSc REGAL FLY SWATTERS . -> 10c returned home after a week's visit with Miss Claire Ledlard of Madi- OCTAGON SOAP,,,,, . 6^25« son avenue. BABBIH'S CLEANSER . 4 :vl5c Aik lor dilalfi nbail Oc'afan'i JU.CHM Canfaill Arthur Thompson, head of the BAG-0 CUAW tuwu in rotcilim *'" . ^ c«al0C LUX TOILET SOAP . . 3r.v.,20e sporting goods department at Tot- leys, Is enjoying a ten daya motor ALLGROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM AUQUST Sth to AUGUST 14th,INC. trip to Canada. He has been spend- AUGUST ing a few days visiting friend* at "MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS« Buffalo, New York, and will visit the Dunlop factory. He will return to « his duties Monday. Miss Dorothy Mailer of Spring street has returned home from a vis- SAVINGS it at Monroe, New York. Gorgeously hand embroidered in delicate, L|GSiLA|V!BT» Mlsg Ann Little of Bergen place intricate designs! Lovely enough to delight Are in effect now. Come in; the most fastidious woman! Exquisite gifts FANCY BROILERS ° FRYING CHICKENS 29c •hop our up-to-date selections of for autumn brides! The silk is of the rich CHOICE LOIN LAMB ROAST S ,31c S. SPITZER fine quality furniture. quality (ypical of the pure Chinese product, 32c brocaded in designs centuries old. Because ROASTING CHICKENS rir.2 WINE & LIQUOR they're made under supervision for the PRIME CHUCK ROAST 25c The tavings will surprise you, CO. most cxactinff American trade, these slips MACKEREL mm . u^'c | WEAKFISHHK" u12e | HADDOCK iBH n.)9« 88 MONMOUTH ST. became we offer you only the are cut perfectly, on bias lines. The work- MEAT AND FISH PHICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST Btli, Sth A 10th, ONLY one-half block treat of Brood St latest styles (not obsolete furni- manship is beyond description! And the price is extraordinarily low.- V and straight CALIFORNIA SMNJKIST —FOR JUICES, SAIADS, DESSERTS, ETC.', | ThL Week's Special ! ture) at lower than city prices. tops. Tearosc or white silk. Women's C If you have never visited our and Misses' sizes. FLEISCHMANN'S shop, do so now and convince , Mail and uhphom ordtrs auiftcd Oranges 15 25 Distilled Dry GIN yourself. white ijiuinlitics last. BARTLETT PEARS 3 25c SILK HNCIRIE FOURTH fLOOR DUCHESS APPLES , 3 ,10c Reg. 1.4S Bot. JERSEY YELLOW CORN "•""• 12-*,25e JERSEY TOMATOES «.».««.-..4».5c Cut to 1-19 Sterling Furniture Shop L BAMBER6ER & CO. JERSEY STRING BEANS ^& 2 15c "Furniture Designed for Mvlng" for Rummer Drink*. "One of America's Gnat Starts" -'Newark rRuiTaveaerABtEPRICES EFFECTIVEAUousTaaon* iottONLV 21 WHITE ST., RED BANK BEER ON ICE 95 BROAD SJREET NEXT TO POSTOFFICI Buy at Spltxet'* and Bo Sure. Open Evenings, Phone 291. ••:. : '/> J.><" -J»-..'..-..;-...v It fays to Advertise in The Register.

! • •. • • ,-, • RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. Friday after • few days' visit at Howard A. Mallen Sea Bright News. Middletown Village. the Conover horns. A. D, Snooks and family are spend- IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUT THE BEST AT Will Act As Ho«t (Tbt Bad Bank RagkMt ttn a* boartil (The Kaa Bank B««).Ut aan be bought Permanent* that really are "Permanent*" IB Saabrl#ht at tit .tort, of Morria Wall- In Middletown at tl» atom a 1, a ing their vacation In Mains. Knight and Wullani B. Watir..) The Howard A. Mallen association man and H. Lcitowita.) Are Proving to lie members and their friends of Mon- Mr«. Paul Peterson entertained A large dead limb on a tree In East Keansburg News. mouth county are looking forward Mrs. Thomaa Irwln,' Mro. Raymond front of the Landmann property fell A HUGE SUCCESS! Saturday morning and narrowly to a gala night Saturday, August 10, Hellkcr, Mrs. William Shires, Mrs. The members of the Knitting and A ahort time afo we Instituted a, He- when their standard bearer and Re-John Keenan and Misses Margaret missed hitting an automobile In which George Kane was riding. Elec- Ripping club had a very enjoyable Wftvlng service that made It poaalbla for publican candidate fnr sheriff, How- pevereaux, Mao Welch and Sigrld time at an outing at Seaside Height* u« to Guarantee All VeTnmnents lTor Oho ard A. Mallen, will play host to a- Kelson at a bridge party last week. tric anil telephone poles were broken MARKET and they fell to.the ground. There last week. - Yea*. Summer Beach Flay ruins the hair large . gathering at the Red Bank The Glrla" club met Monday night ESTV 19O2 was no wind nor storm at the time. The First Aid squad was called out —Let John and Charles renew the wave to Elks club. The dance music will be In the Methodist church basement The fall of the limb was caused en- to Port Monmouth Saturday to at- Its original beauty and Insure Its perma- under the direction of Mlsa Isabolle and discussed plans for a beach par- tirely by Its rotted condition. tend to two persona who were In- nency. Make an appointment today and be 123 WEST FRONT STREET Grant of ABbury Park. ty. No date waa aet for the event. jured In an automobile accident. assured of a beautiful coiffure the year Those present were Lillian Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blschoff and Among those who have promlsm family of Valley Stream, Long Island, Miss Evelyn Plney end Walter round. PHONE: Red Bank 678. to entertain the invited guests will Grace Hircribert, Karen Bach, Fannie VanNortwIck, Jr., recently made a Leyton, Margaret and Lillian Gar- spent Sunday with Capt. and Mrs. JFKEE DELIVERY. ALL Bleats Protected by G-M Frlgldalro. bo many well-known musical comedy, Anthony Blschoff. visit to friends at Cape May. We specialize In Zotoi, the madunelen Wave, Frederic radio and vaudeville stars, such ai land, Viola Doyle and Margaret Petl- The members at the GevaWlno erson, . • , Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lehtllhon Vitonic and Eugene with Water Sachet. Barry and Whltledgc, woll-known motored to Nantucket last Thursday Thompson • Republican unit will go SPECIALS FOR AUGUST 8-9 - 10 comedy team, who have headlined Mrs. Lawrence Fowler underwent for a sojourn of two weeks. on a boat ride to Coney Island Thurs- every vaudeville theater in America an operation Saturday at tho Mon- Last week the members of the day, August 22. We carry a full line of helena rubenstein cosmetics. - Tom Howard, famous radio star mouth Memorial hospital at Long Young People's league of tho Re- The members of the Ladles' auxil- Full Cream Fresb Chopped heard every Thursday over the Rudy Branch. , formed church made a trip by auto- iary of the fire company are. making Valloo hour; Tony Hunting and hla Mrs. Ernest Peterson and daugh- mobile to a place near New Bruns- plans for an outing at Atlantic City. dancing group, Peggy Rankln, Jean- ter Marion of Yonkers are spending wick, where they enjoyed a picnic. Mra. Charles Lentz Is on the sick JOHN and CHARLES 28 Ib BEEF Smith, Doris Aumack and Jeanne a week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pet- list. Roll Butter 17* Mrs. Edna Jordan and Miss Alice Ib JOHN D'AMICO CHARLES PAULSON Lleneck; Hazel Wesson & Co.; Miss erson of Surf street. Mrs. Rhlnegold Yahn Is confined to Top or Rivers have returned to New York Ethylmae Brandon and her colored Eric Swonson has a new fishing after a visit to Mrs. Mary Reynolds. the house with Blckness. . HAIRDRESSERS —— Legs Genuine Bottom Round group of- Red Bank. Babs Freeborn, boat which he had christened Selma. SrBtNG A daughter was born to Mrs. Law- Jimmy Kennedy, Marion and Helen It was built by Lars Chrlstcnsch of rence Emmons Friday. The road to better and bigger busi- 67 Broad St. Tel. 1515 — Red Bank ROAST ddtb Pilling, Edward O'Brien, with his sis- Rumson. The report that MIBS Evelyn Starke ness leads through'The Register's tA- LAMB 25 ter Catherine; Miss Annie Hart, well- Mrs. Edward Loftus and daughtei recently visited friends at Capo May vortlalnK columns.a-Advertlsemenl ALL SIZES known musical comedy atar and a Etta of Wlllsboro, New York, are was an error. The vjslt was made real star of the early nineties; Wil- visiting Mrs.' Bloomfield Fary. by Miss Evelyn Plney. Chuck liam O'Dwyor, Dave Mallen and Cass Cards have been received here Fancy Fryers OQ Froeborn, well known throughout the from Mr. and Mrs. Frank "Wallace, Roast 25*Ib county; the Sllvertono senior and who are on a motor trip to the Pa- Marlboro News. nr Rrnilorc fcsVII, junior quartets of Long Branch, the cific coast. Last week they were In or Broilers Harmonica group of Long Branch, Mexico. Liquidating Our Business Mrs. Charles Ellenberger and in- William Stevenson and family have Fancy tho Club Rio floor show of Htgh- returned from Maine, where they arids, Eddie Garr, late star- of fant son have returned home from Smoked the Rlvervlew hospital. spent their vacation camping. Fowl "Thumbs Up," and Joe Laurie, Jr., Mrs. Ada Conover Is entertaining EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLO CALIS 25*ib All Sizes with a group of the Lambs club, who her sister, Mrs. Angle Jobes of Tron- will be visiting Governor Hoffman at ton. (Short Shank) ~ea Girt on that day, will appear. Union Beach News. After Thirty-five Years of Business in Ashury Park We Are Closing, Fresh Beef The Hisses Ely have had as guests Out Entire Stock and Fixtures Plate Corn (The Red Bulk Register can b« bought Miss Marie Heyer of Montclalr and Keyport News. In Union Beach-at tha itora of GQi Sen-Mrs. William Stewart of Kansas City. LIVER 231, ion.) Mrs. Mlnevva Gibson oJ Eatontown SAFE, CASH REGISTER, FIXTURES FOR SALE BEEF 15*Ib Russell Wlnans and Joseph Calan- on Monday visited her brother, Lyle At a special meeting of the bor- Hayes, who was injured In an ac- ALSO STORE FOR RENT. SALE NOW GOING ON Frankfurters lUgh council held Wednesday night, drlello have returned from a trip to Rump Corn $2,100 was transferred from thfr gen- Florida. cident Friday evening. and eral account to the water depart- Tho card party of the Associated Dorig Emmons has returned from a This Isn't a Sale to Raise Money, But to Get Rid of Goods Bologna 291 ment In order that the wator notos Veterans' association scheduled for visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. BEEF nd interest coming due August 1 last Friday night wa3 postponed un- nnd Mrs. Joseph Merkler of Belmar. Therefore our complete stock of Trunks, Leather Goods, Dog Goods, Horse might be met. No other business til tomorrow night. Richard Huff Is spending some Goods, etc., are priced to move quick. So come in and get yours while our Full Line of Groceries, Fresh Fruits & Vegetables was transacted except that Council- Mrs. William Glassen of Newark time with his aunt, Mrs. Muste of man Bowne reported that the objec- has been the guest of Mrs. Anthony Medford Lakes. stock is complete ... for no goods are being bought for this sale. Just a few tions of Robert Cowan to Mr. Wal-Speilman of Prospect avenue. Irwln Sutphin has roturnod from suggestions: :ers placing a sidewalk awning In Tho Ironside Athletic club plan to the hospital, where he.spent nearly front of his place on Monroe street hold a clambake Sunday, September three months. Ladles' Fitted Tray Cases, real leather, rog\ $20.00, now $10.07. A lull grain Ladles' Leather Case, all were withdrawn. 1. Edmund Mowen ol Penns Grove sizes, for J6.97, reg. ¥10.00, and Uie finest you can buy, fanoy lined. Our $18.00 Cases for $10.97. Men's Miss Adclc Varlan • of Crestwood, James WhaJen of Bayonne has end- was a guest recently at the Strick- Full Leather, the finest, our $18.00 to $38.00 Gladstone Bags, $12.97 and $13.97. The new light weight New York, has been visiting her ed a visit with John O'Meara of land home. Airplane Cases, $2.40, $3.49 and the finest made, our $18.00 and $15.00 ones going at $7.97 and $8.97. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. E. F. Lorlllard avenue. Mrs. Clinton Brooks of Brooklyn Is These are only a few. Come In and see the rest A reasonable deposit will hold your goods until the hrlich. A conference between local busi- spending a few days with her par- close of sale. STRAND THEATRE ness men and 'members of tho bor-ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T.'Ash arid daughter Eleanor left Friday for ough council was held last week to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Martin and visit of ten days with relatives at discuss ways and means to curb the Mrs. Rappleyea of Atlantic High- SEATS ADULTS 25c Watertown, New York. Their eldest Invasion of peddlers, which has been land were visitors here Sunday. ALL TIMES CHILDREN 10c daughter, Miss Pauline Ash, has the cause of much loss of business Inez Conover was given a birth- Mount's Leather Shop been spending the summer at Water- locally. A request that the council day party Wednesday afternoon on ;own. give tho business men police author- C. H. Patterson's lawn. Twenty-four children helped Inez to enjoy her 625 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park Frank Dufeur of New York is visit- ity to make arrests of peddlers who OPEN EVENINGS CNTIL 0 O'CLOCK LAST TIMES TODAY! ng with relatives on Green Grove have no license was not granted, al- seventh birthday. ivenue. though the councllmen agreed to Mrs. Pippltt returned to Highlands "THE FLORENTINE DAGGER" Arthur S. VanBusklrk of tho lawtake the matter up for discussion at wmi firm of Ackerson, VahBusklrk and a regular meeting. Among the mer- Fhllo has been 111 at his home on :hants who agreed to volunteer for MARGARET LINDSEY — DONALD WOODS Elizabeth street for several days. special duty to aid the police were Miss Marie Keskey is enjoying a Ernest Kreuger, James Cleary, Har- FREE CHINA TO THE LADIES BOTH EVENINGS. trip to South America. old Riddle and William Rosine. Mr. and Mrs. William Preston have Those who were,awarded prizes at EAST PAYMENTS FREE STORAGE! moved to Walling terrace. the card party of the Thomas Jeffer- Mr., and Mrs. Lester Hyer are visit- son Democratic; club Wednesday ARRANGED UNTIL NOV. 15 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th, 10th ing at Lake Winnlpesaukee, New night of last week were Mrs. Frank Hampshire. Mirro,. Mrs, Michael Taka, Geofgo Two Big Features ! James Holman of Florence, South Boss, Mrs. Louis Gross and Harry VOGELS Carolina, is visiting his brother and Doyle. . WALLACE FORD — DICKIE MOORE sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Hol- 25 BROAD ST., RED BANK man. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Davis and Jinton Falls News. "SWELL-HEAD" family have returned from a visit at About 65 residents and summer res- Newburgh, New York. * idents of this place enjoyed a com- GENE RAYMOND —- FRANCES DRAKE Mr. and Mrs. E. Barrett have re-munity beach party last Thursday turned from a visit at MHJord, Mass- night at' Avenel. The weather was achusetts. threatening when the picnickers left "TRANSIENT LADY" William E. Woolley, Jr., of Green- 'or the shore, but it soon cleared and port, Long Island, an employee of the ;ne party was in every respect a J and J. W. Elsworth company at eat success.' There are more sum- August Fur Sale AMATEUR NIGHT Every Friday at 9 P. M. '•••• 'i'::n; t':i.r(\ !i:i* been spendinmeg r boarders here from New York his vacation here With his family. and other cities than has been true , Laic,! l.uyicr has returned for several years past. Invest Now in Luxurious Furs ... At Assured Savings BEGINNING THIS SAT fiom a v:Lc^tiun at Saratoga Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herry, Mlsa New York. Margaret Dean, Mrs. Mary Carney TOM MIX in John Junge of New York has been and Patricia and Cornelia Magulre Offering you first pick of the fresh new peltry and first choice of the exciting new visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. andwere recent visitors at Morrlstown, fashions! Debonair swaggers ... flattering deeper armholes .. .-moulded lines and more "THE MIRACLE RIDER" Mrs. Herbert F. Lawson, Pennsylvania, making the trip by au- A son was born recently to Mr. pmobile. voluminous sleeves. Come in and try on these 1935-36 fur fashions. We know you'll be and Mrs. William V. Ormerod, Jr. Thq recent harvest home .for the impressed.andpleased..at.the modest prices, t; . "'Mr:'anil Mrs; Frank Coldtare •visit-' benefit of the Methodist church ;, MbN.;tUES., AUG. 11 - 12-13 ing at West Palm Beach, Florida. netted more than $75. Mis. William Muth had as her TKEVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT—11:1B. Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs. William H. guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett, Mrs. Adrian Nitschelm and A RADIO CIT1" MUSIC HALL HIT ! PfeiffiT of Flushing, Long Island. Mrs. Harry Halveston were guests of Misa Alice Gilderslecve has re- Mrs. Theodore Pillis Friday- after HUDSON SEAL COATS "The Incomparable Elisabeth Berffner gives one of turned from a visit with friends at noon. the finest performances that I have seen in any audl- Calkccoon, Pennsylvania. Repairs have been made to Syca- Genuine Hollander Dyed pelts, in the new blo motion picture."—N. Y. World-Telegram. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Turlington more avenue by county employees. Fall fashions. Guaranteed savings of 25.%.. hhve moved to Mntawan. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Wilklns A grant of over 517,000 has been spent Saturday and Sunday at their made to tho local board of education summer home at Lavalctte. $ .00 to complete the work on tho school Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning have LOVE'SONG PLAYED athletic field by the Public Works returned frcoi a sojourn of two weeks 145 : Administration. The money was se-in Pennsylvania. ON,THE HEARTS.OF cured through the efforts of Rufus O Wnlllng, district clerk, and work Vernon Green bought an automo- will be started shortly. A previous bile last week. grant of ?15,000 was made when the PWA funds worn first allotted. Mrs. Mnftio Butler and Mrs. Bron- son P. Butler havi; been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Butler at Barne- gat City. ATLANTIC — TltEATBE — Navesink News. ATLANTIC HIGHLAND.' e bought Phone Atlantic Hlfhland. Mfi 111 Naveanik frnm William Swan nt tha —Management, Jack MeNnm.ra Mr. and Mrs. James Purves and family arc spending two week* In TODAY, THURSDAY, AUG. New Hampshire. Mrs. John Pavllle and her Infant WILL BOGEItSjin Ron havo returned home from tho "DOUBTING THOMAS' ,j Monmouth Memorial hospital a Long Branch. FBI., SAT., AUGUST 0-lu MI33 Catherine Posten of Cat.iklll, New York, was home over the week- IMGHAB'D nABTIIKIJVIFHS In end. Mrs. George Knyder Is upending "FOUR HOURS TO KILL* several weeks with hor slater, Mm. Krank E. Rogers of Littleton, New •ONE'N'EWYORK NIGHT- TSCXPX ME Hampshire. with Franchot Tone — Una Merktl William G. Raoul Is on a trip to Al.o CARTOON — NEWS NEVER" Clovoland. Mrs. Mary Blood has had her house cncloBed with asbestos shingles. SUN., MON, AUGUST It . lj Tho library committee of the Nave- TWO FEATURES sink library will meet this afternoon KAY FRAN'CIH In and the regular monthly, meeting of thn trustees of tho Navosink Library "STRANDED" THAN BERNHAKDT OR DUSE" !?. FI..L < 25c the church basement. Fancy articles H, Lounsberry, all members ot the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Eatontown Silver Crescent Council Misses Mary, Ann and Elizabeth made by members of the society dur- lodge, attended tho eleventh anni- ing the year will bo sold and there Smith, Miss Catherine Donovan and versary of the Warren G. Harding William Smith, all of Bayonne. will aho bo foodstuffs for sale. In lodge, Manasquan, Monday night. All Size Fresh BROILERS or FRYERS * 29c conjunction with the bazar there will Mrs. Hay Wolcott of Pemberton be a supper tonight, beginning at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gorman of avenue is recovering from injuries Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert received in a fall recently. half-past five o'clock. Cotgreave and daughter of West C 1450 1750 Tho borough BO far this year has Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- LEGS Genuine Spring Lamb n. 22 collected $368 In dog license fees, as neth VanBrunt of Maple avenue, Shrewsbury News. compared with $165 for the entire were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. year of 1934. It is estimated that Walter Cotgreave of Corlies avenue. (Tba Red Bank Register esn be bought the total of all fees from dog li- Mrs., James N. Wolcott, Sr., of In Shrewsbury trom Richard Beake at tbl 'SHOULDER Genuine Spring Lamb ib. 13c censes, 'peddlers' licenses and other postoflice and at Shrewsbury Market.) Grant'avenue is spending a few days lassinl.) ,; licenses will reach {1,200 this year. with relatives at Norristown, Penn- 50 2150 Lost year about $400 was collected Miss Madeline Buchanan of Irving 19 sylvania. place returned home Thursday night Shoulder Lamb Ch'ps lb 9Ac Loin Lamb Chops .... lh 99' from these sources. Mrs. Ward Deaiarest has purchased after a four week's motor trip to At Monday night's meeting of the a new Ford sedan. California. board of education the committee Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Miller enter- Misses Harriet and Eleanor Wood, comprising Jacob S. Hoffman, George tained a number of guests Thursday Virginia Curtis, Madeline and Anna Stewing Lamb C Rib Lamb Chops .... lb. King and Mayor George W. Hardy night at their home on South street. Brill and Ortrude VanVliet left Tues- 3 •«• 25 24 reported that books and general George Holtz of South street has day morning to spend the week at school supplies have been ordered. contracted to build 25 news tjtaudt* the Girls' Friendly ca:np at Island 2450 29 Bids will be received up to August for the Jersey Coast newspaper com- Fancy Roasting Felin's Smoked Fresh Hamburg Heights. 15 for tho window cleaning contract. pany. Tickets for tho dinner and danca All the floors will be varnished be- Mrs. Bertha Williamson of Wyckoff to be given by the Monmouth County fore school reopens September i. The road left Saturday for Camp Bethel, Postmasters' association for the as- Chickens HAMS STEAK Regular Values closing date for next year'B term Is Tylerville, Connecticut, where she sistants to Postmaster-General James Juno 12. The contract for 100 tons will spend the month. A. Farley to' be held Thursday even- Ib. lb. lb. of coal was awarded to the High- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hayes and Ing, August 22, at Ross Fenton 20.00 to 39.50 lands Coal company on a bid of sons, Robert and Charles, returned farms, are now on sale at the 4-lb: Size •\Vholo 19 $G.2O a ton. James A. Ryan of Sea home Thursday after spending four 33 27' Shrewsbury postofflce. Bright also bid $6.20 a ton. H. W. days visiting Mr. Hayes's mother In Sidney Kodama. of Sycamore ave- Hammond of Hilton Park bid $6.50 the Catskill mountains. ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE nue has purchased a new Ford tudor Ib. and Atlantic Mason and Supply com- The grounds of the Shell gasoline sedan. BROOKFIELD ROLL BUTTER 27c pany ?6.9O. station on the corner of Neptune Rev. James P. Stofflet will be the The sermon topic for next Sunday highway and South street, now op- guest speaker tomorrow night at a Neckwear Sale ! morning's service at the Methodist erated by Arthur Joseph Polin of meeting of the Young People's Home Finest Quality Sliced Boiled church will be "Be Ye Tempei^te Red Bank, has - been filled in with .65 Value - 0 Straws gravel. Missionary society,to bo hold in the In All Things." In the evening thero Presbyterian Sunday-school room. His ROUND 47 will be a Bible story and gospel Benjamin Cook, Jr., of South topic will be, "Children of the Far 1.00 Vnluo - 0 Panamas songs. street, returned homo Saturday from East," (Stations Included) Monmouth Memorial hospital after Mrs! Harold Eldridge gave birth to undergoing an appendicitis opera- David Wood left Sunday to spend 69 a son last week at the Monmouth a week at the Boy Scout camp at HAM 1.S0 Value - 0 tion. He is reported to bo doing fine. Memorial hospital at Long Branch. Allaire. Steak HALF PRICE William Thome has returned home 95 Councilman Jacob S. Hoffman, from Matawan hospital alter suffer- Kenneth Smith of Flomlngton was chairman of tho police committee, ing severo neck Injuries in a recent a Sunday visitor at the home of Wil- and Policeman Howard Monahan at- accident. Ho suffered a number of liam Buchanan, Sr., of Irving placo. tended the conference of police chiefs broken bones and at -one time was A thimble beo meeting was held held last week by Sheriff Height at reported to bo In critical condition. yesterday afternoon at the home oi lb Freehold relative to gambling In Ho la now nw-h Improved. Miss Emma Holmes of Sycamore the county. avenue when uuwh|g was done for a 59 The former residence of Car] Mrs. Margaret Liming will be hos- Whltehurst and family on Lew sale to be held Friday, August 16, on J. KRIDEL tess at tonight's meeting of the street Is now being occupied by Mr. the lawn of G. Harold Nevlus be- Phone Trailers club. Meyers, who has been residing with tween the hours of three to flvi — Red Bank 637 Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hoffman of Arthur Chasey and family. o'clock. Fresh Brookfield EGGS doz. 37c Flatbush spent Sunday with Mr. and Silver Crescent council will moe John Wilson of White road has Mrs. J. S. Hoffman, Friday night, August IB, at which accepted a position as a helper for Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly have time the state officials will be pre. a Red Bark plumber. cnt. A covered dish supper will be Miss Clara Kester has returned to MILK Schneider's Welch's served. Mrs. Polly Brightman wil her home at Bordentown after spend- preside at tho meeting. Miss Lynda ing two weeks with Miss Lillian Peter Fan or Koso Bud Delicious. Coffee TOMATO JUICE Parker will bo in charge of the en- Baquet of Buttonwood. PBEVXJE FBEVTJE tertainment. Miss Dorothy Douglas haa re- C pts c Miss Isabelle Kenna returned home turned homo after spending a few Saturday after spending the week days visiting Miss Mabel Hendrlck- 4 - 23 2 25 EVEBY 17' EVEBY with relatives at Brooklyn. son of Fair Haven. Petitions are being circulated for G. R. Decker Is having his house WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY the renomination, of Councilman on Sycamore avenue repainted. Kellogg's Heinz's James A. Gibbons and Adolph L. A regular meeting of the Shrews- .13c bury hose company will held Tues- NIGHT NIGHT Braun on the Republican ticket. Mrs. Alice ,B. Stoddard of Green- day night, August 13, at tho fire Sour field, Massachusetts, Is visiting her house. Libby's Kraut Sunkist sister, Mrs. Thomas R. Crumley of Miss Jean Parker of Sycamore 3-25c Tlnton avenue. avenue has given up her position THURSDAY s. FRIDAY The Bright Leaf quartet will ren- with Joseph McCue of Rumson. der several selections tomorrow night J. Franklyn Brown of New Ro- California Bartlett P E A Ft S doz. at the Mt. Zion A. M. E. church at chelle, New York, will be tho guest Eatontown. speaker Sunday at a Quaker meeting 2 - BIG FEATURES to be held in the old Quaker house C on Sycamore avenue. California Telephone PEAS 2 »*• 21 Oceanport Newa. Miss Helen Borden has been con- JACKIE COOPER NOEL COWARD fined to her home on Broad street MARY ASTOR A JULIE HAYDON (The Red Bunk lleilittr can bs bought with the measles. She Is reported N in Oceanport at the stoi« ot Carlo Mnz) to be much Improved. Sunkist Juice ORANGES —IN- —IN— The summer round-up for pre- 15 - 25c D school children, sponsored by tho Now Exempt Firemen. "DINKY" "The Scoundrel" Oceanport Parent-Teacher associa- At the meeting of tho mayor and tion, will be held Thursday morning council of Red Bank Monday night Jersey No. 1 Hearts of Gold at ten o'clock at tho school. Dr. it was voted to grant firemen's ex- FREE CHINA to Our Lady Patrons Thursday and Friday Night Heatley of Red Bank and Miss empt certificates to M. J. Aldsworth, Hughes, district nurse, will bo in Walter Anderson, Frank Calandrlello Large charge. Parents whose children will and Leroy McKnight. Potatoes SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY Cantaloupes DIRECT FROM BADIO CITY MUSIC HALL SPANISH Beauty Salon 100 lbs. 86 BROAD ST.. 89 Tel. Red Bank 2342 2 for MIRIAM HOPKINS „ Why do thousands of wom- 27-ft. Basket 27c en return every year for a beautiful Permanent? . . . BECKY*'SHARP* became they are done under Fancy Yellow Fresh CORN doz. 23c the supervision of a special- FBAMCES; DEE * * CEDRIC JHAHDWICKE ist of Europe's finest school. BILUE»BURKE *> ALISON}SKIPWORTH FREE! mem iiticc • auui MOWIHAT Bend us 1 new customers for a BEST FRESH SEA FOO0 A ROUBEN.'MAMOULIAN Permanent and get one Free. ASK FOR COUPONS N Bonita Mackerel ib. Portland «££. Ib. 17c DAILY SPECIALS ! 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SSo Our Famous $5.00 PICTUBEfe^ >, MANICCJIUNG S5o FREDERIC AUTOMOBILE SHOPPERS' FOOD STORE Oil Shampoo Machine Spiralette Marcelling TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Facials for $£.00 Scalp Treatment! 50< ANN SOTHERN-GENE RAYMOND I'EDKJUBE Iflo With Friend— f?.00 Hair Dyeing $9.50 to $8.00 Two for " —IN— Red tfmna _ $1.00 WhlW Henna $1.23 Other Waves $2.50 & $3.50 Inciudtnf Sbampoo and Flngtr W«v« NO EXTRAS 'HOORAY FOR LOVE" FREE PARKING SPACE "PflffA RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. party at-tier horn* Suaday «v«nlog sored by a local group organization day with Mr. and Mn, Chariei S. Expert Picture Framing. TIMOTHY R. HOUMHAN Another Local for the benefit of St Mary's khurch at tho Harmony club last Friday Ely. of New Monmouth. evening was well attended. Nortnan Morgan bought an auto- Gilding and Restoring. JOHN E. D4|T Radio Personality Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang «pen Tha five-room house on Twelfth mobile last week. Contractor and Builder Sunday at Radio City; street owned by ffidwarddlne has We oall fer and loUter. Tel. 10O-B. Funeral Home$ Mlas Broadway bring! to her radio Anna Mae and Frances Lang an been rc-palnted. Reinet Art Shop SPECIALIZING IN JCrrB ING audience in her informal talks each vlaiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred RosU o: Frank Slegel has completely re- Ilia road to batter and bigger busi- PHONE 332, SCREEN AND STORM ENCLO80KE8 week over station WBRB, the spirit ness leads through The Register's ad- SM Cookman Avenue, Teaneck. modeled tha old Roberts residence vertising columns.—Advertisement. 189 Broad Street, Bed Bank. MO-H 160 Bridge Avenue, Bed Bank, N. of Broadway and Hollywood, the Mrs. Arthur Compton of Hoboken on Stone road, which has been un- A8BIBT FAIUV spirit of gaiety and glamor. Although and Mrs. Frank Mulr of Illinois are tenanted for a. good any years. she 1B not a member of our commun- visiting Robert Crane. Mr and Mrs. J. S. Martin and ity, Miss Broadway is a featured Red Mrs. Melvln Leek Held a card par- daughter Nancy and Mlas Freida Bank radio personality. ly at her home Thursday evening foi Helfrlch have returned from a tour VISIT OUR STORE and See The She has been In the theater slnqe the benefit of St. Mary's church o: of the West the age of thirteen, and has tried New Monmouth. Miss Nell Haitian and John J. every branch of the work, from Mtsa Nell Compton spent Tuesday DOREMUS BROS Ivanson spent Sunday at Asbury Carnival tragedy to musical comedy; from at Aabury Park. Park. chorus to star parts. All the while Mrs. William Bennlg of Jersey MIBS Hazalle Newman, Mlas Made OF stepping right along to the tempo set City, who is spending the summer at line Smith, Richard Carney and Mil- COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 by Broadway.. During the first five hor bungalow here, gave birth to aton Carhart spent Sunday at Blairs- years of her stage career Miss Broad-' son Saturday. town. 3 PHONES—1560 - 1561 - 1562 Values way never left tho Great White Way. Mr, and Mrs. C. D. Brown spen Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Carhart Later she played on tho continent, Saturday at Jersey City. entertained Edmund B. Hayes ot Jer- 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:• FREE DELIVERY whero she was associated with Louie Mr. and Mrs. George Yarnall at- WE HAVE Mann. sey City over the week-end. tended the 'wedding of Miss Betty Mrs. Mary Kesse entertained Misses SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. FOR YOU Still keeping In tfme with the fast- Stout and Harry Hayden at Simpson Florence and Dorothy Lawrence on stepping tempo of Broadway, which Memorial church at Long Branch Sunday. is rapidly becoming alrmlndcd, Miss Sunday afternoon. Robert J. Scott has fully recovered SHOULDER Broadway is now on one of the big- "Dorothy Hoblln celebrated her from a severely cut foot. gest coast-to-coast radio hook-ups. tenth birthday Friday by entertain- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Linde enter- VEAL FOWL $2-98 $2-44 Her association with famous ing a few friends. Her guests were tained the latter's sister, Mrs. John SIRLOIN Broadway and Hollywood stars make Jane and Lois Compton, Jean Ahern, LAMB or • A nice (election of Dress • Sport shoe with both rub- it possible for her to bring to herRichard and Bobby Beneon and Kaiser of Chicago, last week. Shoes in white kid, buck, ber or leather soles. All listeners intimate sidelights of hap-Jean, Edward and Francis Hoblln. LEG r RUMP Jersey ROAST linen. High, low, medium white, brown and white, etc. piness and pathos of the members T. Rolliston Compton is enjoying a Q of those two entitles, for Broadway la two weeks' vacation at his home here, Holmdel News. VEAL heels. Buckskin, elk and calfskin. more than a street, and Hollywood Mr. and Mrs. John Schllchting of MEDIUM (Formerly $4.00) (Formerly $3.OO-$3.50) more than a city. They are smart, Scotch Plains spent Sunday with Mr Miss Marian Cottrell of Red Bank sophisticated, up-to-date personalities and Mrs. Louis Meese. has been visiting Miss Betty Ely. that are guiding lights in the theatri- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fielder of Fair Clark Meyers, who Is a graduate of cal world. Haven and Miss Katharine Sly ofPenn state university, and four of 23;, $1.00 One often forgets the spirit Red Bank spent Sunday with Mr. bis classmates, together with their 16?, 25*ib $1.98 girl friends, enjoyed a steak roast and J- peDerr pai n prompting great personalities to doand Mrs. Mahlon Grimes. wholly beneficial things. Thus Miss Mr. and Mrs. George Yarnall, Mr. plcnlo Saturday evening on Major • Broken sizes of former Duncan's place in Atlantic townahlp. $4, $5 and $6 shoes. Black, • A few pairs of odds and Broadway takes great pleasure in and Mrs. Craig Finnlgan, Mr. and bringing to light facts that have been Mrs. Albert Runyon, Frank Yarnall The uteaks were cooked over open FRESH KILLED YOUNG FANCY TURKEYS brown, beige, white. Won- ends. Former values to forgotten with time. Last night over and Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman at- fires. After the feaat the members derful values if we have your $5.00. Note—These shoes station WCAP, Miss Broadway ended the testimonial (dinner at theof the party had a strawrlde on a talked about a much-loved figure of Berkeley-Carteret at Asbury Park, hay wagon pulled by a team of Evap. Milk size. Note—These shoes will will not be shown in our win- horses. Everybody had a Jolly time. IVORY SOAP not be shown in our windows the vaudeville days, the late Percy Thursday night. Shredded Wheat Octagon Soap dows—they will be on tables Williams, once owner of a circuit of Allen White has a new Studebaker Mr. Meyers's class-mates were Wal- —they will be on racks in- vaudeville theaters which brought the sedan. ter Plumb, Woodruff Broadhead and MkC9 side the store. inside the store. , first high-class vaudevlllB to New Churchill Brace of Elizabeth and Wy- 4^25° One day last week Mr. and Mrs.ant Wilday of South Carolina. 6 25° York The Colonial theater Is still Louis Meese entertained Mr. and PETER PAN LARGE All Sales Final—No Refunds or Exchange;. standing near 72d street and Broad- Mrs. Henry Roman and children of Bag worms have made their ap- way, where unknown professional Seacaucus, Mra. Fred Meese and chil- pBarance here in large numbers and actors had their chance. In hla will, dren of Illllsdale and Mm. Henry they have caused much damage to GOLD DUST Roll Butter RICE FLAKES Miss Broadway stated, hig vast es- Handlemar and daughter Audrey of ihade and ornamental trees,. Old CRISCO tate on Long Island . and $5,000,000 Union City. :lmerH say that this is the worst year Pkg. 4 OC C has been left as a benefit fund for Mrs. Frank Wadsworth of Leon- for Insect pests hereabouts that they 16. Co 2 MORRIS BROS. aged actors. Those actorB, about fifty ardo and Mrs. Frank Andrews and have experienced. 18' 27 in all, are guests at the Percy Wil- Mrs. William Johnson of this place, A number of the residents of this 21 LARGE HEINZ liams home, where luxury la theirs tendered a surprise party for Mrs.lection attended a meeting of potato SHOE STORE until the end of their days, ond when Caleb Luker at her home Thursday farmers at HIghtstown Monday they pass on, others have the same night. ORANGE PEKOE nelschmann'B Gin "Sundial Shoes lor Every Member of the Family" opportunity and care. afternoon. Twenty-nine guests were SANKA Cantaloupes present. Miss Catherine Stillwagon and her TEA mth rother, Cyrenius V. Stiilwagon, en- $1.29 51 BROAD ST., RED BANK Each week Miss Broadway reviews Dirk Hofman is enjoying a two- ID. tf-lb. pkg. AAC a current Broadway show from the weeks' vacation at hla home here. tertained a number of friends at their Burnett's Gin ______woman's viewpoint, answers Mrs. Engle returned home Sunday home one evening last week. The 41' 2 ° 19° mb $1.29 tlons concerning old favoritios and after spending several days at Brook- callers were Benjamin Hanklnson gives brief resumes of the activities lyn. and Bert Morris of Everett and Mrs. CAMFOBNIA PEPPERS Oalvort Whiskey _____ of theatrical clubs. Also, in her_own Mr. and Mrs. William Randall of Taylor of Virginia and her daugh- Seedless Grapes ^$2.99 Plalnfleld were Sunday guests of Mf.ter, son and son-in-law. Mrs. Taylor PEAS JERSEY inimitable way, sings old songs that iad been stopping with her sister, m I never heard before on the air. Many Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hansen of Mrs. Hanklnson. She returned home 2 "25° 2 23° $3.29 of her own musical compositions are Brooklyn spent Sunday at the Kotch laturday. 6*10° heard on her programs, some of cottage. Rev. and Mra. J. Glllesple Arm- which havo been published, somo re- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carroll and itrong of Washington Bpent yester- IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS. BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH tained by her for exclusive use. Mr. and Mrs. Obermeyer spent Fri- Last week during her brief stay at day at Easton, Pennsylvania. Free Parking Yard in Rear of Store Red Bank, Miss Broadway visited Jacob Schnonor, ten-year-old son the home of Alexander Woolcott, and of Charles Schnoor, has a new bl- in the near future she will delve into cycle. his past life la order to present to The services at St. ClmentClementss' her listeners an intimato picture of church were well attended Sunday. August Housefurnishing that beloved "Town Crier." At the nine o'clock mass the ninth anniversary of the first celebration Miss Broadway is heard each of Holy Communion at Belford was Wednesday j..orning at ton o'clock. commemorated. For tho next six MONEY'S WORTH Sundays the service will last forty SALE! minutes. There will be no sermons, Belford News. but the usual services will be held. Today is the church's outing to Coney (The Bed Bank Register can be bought Island. Groups boarded railroad in Bclford at the stores of Ahearn's, H. buses at Port Monmouth, Belford and when you buy a low-priced car ClayBair and Barry VVassermw's waltlnn room.) Leonardo. Mrs. Julia Baur of Jersey City vi»- Mrs. Amelia Wlllett and Bon Har-ited Mrs. Eliza Walling. old, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton K. Went- worth, Miss Amelia Wentworth and Arnold and Clare Wentworth of Bel- ford and Miss Zoe Hurley and Miss West Keansburg. Florence Wooley of Red Bank re- cently visited at Mt. Tabor. Mrs. William H. Newman, MIBB Miss Marjorle Sutherland, Miss Irma Watson and Mrs. Sara Watson Alma Tarnow and William Suther- spent Thursday and Friday at Mil- land attended a birthday party Sat- ford. urday evening at the home of Miss Frederic Klepp, -Jr., has accepted 19 Piece Martha Schuler of Roselle Park. a position wlth>he Ives Automobile Mr. and Mrs. Obermeyer spent the agency at Perth Amboyy. Refreshment Sets week-end with Mrs. Obermeyer's par- Mr and MrsM . Thomas Rulell and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carroll. Miss Eleanore Rulell of Scotch Mrs. Dora Schnoor and Misses Plalns were Monday guests of Wil- 00 Emma, Elizabeth and Doris Schnoor liam H. Newman. spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Doris Moxley has returned I* Raymond Richardson o-f _Engllsh .. . - from a stay with her aunt at Milton. town. Miss Frances Kornt of New York A phenomenal value. Fine rose colored glass- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lee, Mrs. W. ia spending a week's vacation with ware—Optic design, safe-edged and.chip-proof. R. Jeffers and Capt. Edward Lee re- her mother, Mrs. Hazel Kornt, on turned home Sunday after spending Upper Laurel avenue. Set includes 1 large lipped ice jug, 6 ice tea two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miss Evelynne Lamberson was a glasses, 6 tumblers and 6 fruit juice glasses. S. MacLeod of Indianapolis, Indiana. recent Asbury Park visitor. Miss Laura Hunyon is spending a Miss' Virginia Maxloy is spending -BASEMENT- week at Ship Bottom. two weeks as tho .guest of her grand- Mr. and Mrs. William Wanakl of father, H. C. Slmaon of Rlverhead, Y,inkers are visiting Mr. and Mrs.Long Island. 28 Piece Norman Johnson for a week. John Lenovieh )s confined to his Mr. and Mrs. Ned Morris of home with the measles. Weathersfleld, Connecticut, are spend- Mlas Lorctta Glepp spont a few Luncheon Sets ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry days last weok at Matawan visiting Lohsen. friends. Mrs. Wilbur Rockafellow and Bon Mrs. Madolyn Seaman spont Tues- Wilbur of Keansburg and Mrs. Irv- day at New York on business. 2-49 ing Roop and Mlas Helen Smith took Mrs. Helen VanNote and daughter a trip on William Dennis's boat to Joyce of Irvington spent Saturday DEALER ADVERTISEMENT New York last Thursday. and Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Rob- 'Fine opal, white transparent, feather- Mrs. George Leek Is on the sick weight Glassware Set includes 6 large ert Thorno, THAT ARE FOUND ONLY IN CHEVROLET list. Dorla Uhrlg has recovered from a dinner plates, 6 fruit or cereal bowls, 6 Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wilson and several days' Illness. cups, 6 saucers, 1 large meat platter, 1 Miss Thelma Bronson visited Mr, and Mrs. McMullen of Newburg, New Misa Suo Massavitch of New York round vegetable dish, 1 sugar and 1 York, and attended the (log races at spent the week-end with her family 77ie most finely balanced low-priced car ever built creamer. Orangeburg last week. on Stone road. —BASEMENT— Mrs. Arthur McGInnls and chil- Miss Rita Thorhe has returned fol- dren, Edel and Arthur, and Misslowing a stay with Miss Helen I* Gct'oZTof .these vitally impor- Flame Valvc-in-Head Erieine and Weathers Marlon Langford spent Tuesday at Grehoa of Atlantio Highlands. New York, where they visited Radio Mrs. Barbara Lease has returned tantgfeatwcslwhenjyou^buy proofCable-Controlled J8rafccsS_Lnd y 7c ton Doromus, Trustee, to said complain- John G. Andorson, Harold J. Potcrs c ant by a.taltfnmtmt dated December 80, We clean your motor block and radiator of all 1030 [ nutl you. Julius Uramlweln, act and Walter J. Nouhauser havo been .JV>r this Salo Only. Made by Minerva i'.i'ln. *V ball mndo defendant liei-ause you hold a mort- scale and rust. ©15 A A appointed delegates to the firemen's gage covering tho lands duscrlued In com* One ounce balls. Assortment of Colors. VHluea to 35c pluimint's fluid nioYttntiro; und you. U»r« convention at Atlantio City next bura Aylmor, nro mndo defendant bocRUi* Minimum charge ^ month. Just Arrived! New Crop... 1935 Pack! nalil Shrewsbury Hlvcr Holding Co. anterttl Members of tho Rumson flro de- Into two certain written contrants with yim for tho mile «f a i>inlion of th* land! We clean and properly set your sparkplugs, partment will take part In tho parade dc:u'rilit'd In I'tmitilnlnnnt'a aaKl rnoi'tgaj*. Saturday of this wook at Koyport. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS TOMATOES 4,:?25« Dated July HP. [1):{S, Sc each. Rumson flro company's pumper will mnt grade White Mnen with Initial. Not All WAHHEN U. SMOCK, bo takon there 37' Sullrltor of Comi>lnlniaot* |EC Cor. iUond ntid Mechanic Btr*»t*« We use tho best replacement parts possible to buy. MIBS Florcnco Jefferson of Brook- Initials in tho assortment. 60c PEAS ' 15c-FARMDAU If«d Dank. N.J. lyn Is visiting Mrs. Morris Button, Miss Bornlco Rodor will return to Monmouth County Surroi(»tit'« Ofnei. Delco Battery and Delco Remy Ignition Parts CORNiD BEEF In tho niiiHot' of tho caUto of Joaeph K. Nutlcy Saturday aftor a two weeks' LADIES' NECKWEAE visit with hor aunt, Mrs. Lyall En«- B & M BEANS l/c-OVEN BAKED 2. «"" 2.9= Nntlco to iMciitora to nreaont elalma Marvel Carburetor Auto Light tico. Mrs. F. E. Radcr and Mlsi Organdy and Loco Collar Sets, Jubote and other t'uiriunnt to tlm order of Joipiih IA Dorothea Radcr of Nutloy were C l)onnh»y, .Surrujfato of (he Cvanlv of MOD* Firestone Tires P.adio Repairs KUosts of Mra. Enstlce yosterday. style* from our Regular Stock. 1.00 Values TUNA FISH Wc-UCHT MEAT 2 «"' 23 mouth, nimio on the twenty-tiecortd day o( Last week-end Mra. Enstlco. onter- July, lose, on tho application ot Chrlii- Auto Keys C tlnu M. Itc^cc, nole cADcutrlx of tha 4iUtt talned Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Condlt of SAKDINES or KIPPERED SNACKS 3 ""' 1 3 of Jueovh K. Hoi-ce, ducea.^ed, notlct U hoteby glvon to tho oiedltoifl of laid d»- Nutloy. ' PRUDENCE BRAND eeased to exhifWt la tht aubacrlhgr, tat* Car Radios ., . American Bosch $/jO.95 & up Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Paulson, Mr. WHITE MESH GLOVES executrix R« nfur«nnttl, I hair debts mid d»- mnndn n^rdnnt tho tti\U\ »atttt«, under oath, and^ PhilcPK;i™o *.** and Mrs. Charles Barman and Mlai Bumanor Gloves, white mesh and not wittt broad CORNED BEEF HASH 2 27c vlthla nix innnthn fmni tho ditt« of th* Installed Ethel Bannan aro spending three nfuTflnnld order, or tliey will b« for*ver weeks with Mr, and MID. Joseph Dur- eufto. Regular BOc to BDo quality. POST TOASTIES ... *• 7< hnru'd of tbnli- flctlons thersfor Aaatmt ' yoa. thti mhl ntthnctlhtp* Datei! l-'reehold, N, J.. July 29. llll. John Rynn of Church street In em- SANKA COFFEE . . . «»43c CUItlSTlNA M, HEKCS, ployed as bus boy at tho Molly Pitch- Uax e, i^n ton town, M. 3> er hotol at Red Bank. ON BARGAIN TABLE DOG PELLETS BEACON 2sc-Pkg. 23= NOTICE Ol* SKTTLCMENT OF ACCOUNT See D. A. JOHNSON Mrs. Irono Suttor, Androw and Har- tiitnto of Armla I1. Wny, dacaaaid. old Buttor and Mlso Marlon Herbert Boaoh Pajamas, Shorts, Halters, Blouse*, Bath- spent the week-end with Mr. and LUX TOILET SOAP 3'«*« 1* Nulico Is Itorohy glvon that tha account* for all Ignition and Bahery Trouble ing Bags and Children's Rain Capes. AH rogUi |ar 9 t>f tho Mulifl'Tllioi, cxegiitor nf tHt estati Mrs. Irving Kroamer of Phoenlxvllle, of mid' daceit«« Audited »n«l it#t» Pennsylvania. lar l.OO to 1.2S LUX FLAKES »m»n Pk9,10= 9 p^- 22<= *d by the iiiijingnu i»f tb» Hu\kn\f of Monmouth & Pearl Sts. Tel. 360 Red Bank Mmunnuth nnd ie|ii;itPti for aattlwninl W Mrs. David Liuarua and son Rob- tho OniliHUB <'fiuit ut uM (touifty, M ert of New York aro visiting Mr. and SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3^-•13 Thursday, (ho nliiotoetith dny ut H»pt«m« Mra. Charles Brljtga of Blngham bar., A. 1). lliJli, ut wMth tlmft mpp\\niinti avenue. SILK SLIPS SCOT TISSUE 3 iooo- h....roii,20= will t>ft iiiftiio fot th« uttowanc* of %ttm* 5 ttthtfo,,* tll,i) •:>•!:,ai,} ten, VanAllen Ward, «on of Mr. nrih Ddlott An unit 1, 10.1R. If you have anything to tell, or if you want to buy Mm. Will Ward, underwent an op- «ipa at puro dye atl Bilk, rtuulow proot puiel. WALDORF TISSUE 3 13 eration for appendicitis Tuesday 430 W* UOlV HI, N«v ork, Nto*)y trimmed with imported lace. Regular Thoie Prlca* Ellocllvo until Saturday Night In our Storm in Northern Ntw J«rny. anything, you will find Tho Register'* Want Column night at the Rlvervlow hospital. Quirt a, fariorn A l^ttttnua. Ml»» Jennlo Worthley has reaumsd 1.08 quality. the quickest and cheapest way of filling your wont. b«r duties as VUHIHB aura* altar « . Pa RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1935. Lieutenant Colonel Brown, polo pon- BAOBS ON LABOB DAY. ies, and Mrs. Miller, equitation. Commoner Crown, Rumson Fielde*^': Winning Ways Ravin'To Run —By Pap "Everybody Wetoome" OUwea To Mr. Vaughan, president of the Wins At Lincroft Sleet Under Direction of Burd. Rallyto Niiifh Wins At Rumson Master of Fox Hounds association, Although the official closing of the was much impressed by Fred Wet- Hunter, Owned by Fred Wet- sailboat racing season wtll not take Score Run Needed to Defeat Mare Owned by Mr. and Mrs. tach's Commoner Crown. This Bon tach, Jr., Shares Champion- place on the river here until Labor Kaiser of Lincroft Judged of Iron Crown went perfectly lor Day, entries are being received for Scarlet Raiders of Neptune in Wettach in lightweight hunters am ship With Mi»i Eliie B. Holfk- the last meet of the year. Find Frame—Score is 6 to Grand Champion of Saddle had for his closest rival Mrs. M. Rob- worth's Mountain Music. J Charles Burd of Cbnover Lane, ert Guggenheim's Firenze Miss Co- Class. Commoner Crown, a gray thor- who Is looking after the "Everybody quette. Welcome" classes has Informed The Putting on a ninth Inning rally, tho True to her name Winning Ways, oughbred hunter owned by FW Register that the various classes In a little mare owned by Mr. nnd Mrs. VYlm0 Wettaoh, Jr., of Trillora fainii Rutnaon fleid club triumphed, 6 tb Master William Havlland of Eaton' the "Everybody Welcome" fleet will a, over the Scarlet Raiders of Nep- . Laals Kaiser of Lincroft, exhibited town ,g the ,atcat young.ster to quall. Shrewsbury, shared the honors of tha meet «t threo o'clock I2, punits under saddle, not over the two flat races. It was the first NAVESINK. location worked out so well that Ru- 1 fuB C. Finch, Amory L. Haskell, W. 14.2 hands—Won by Fairlawn Stable ! gr. show to be held on the Kaiser estaite, AB It H PO A it. Clcarvie* Frpsty Dawn; Miss Minnie and was a success from every angle, Cnlandrlello, e 5 12 5 0 Robins Defeat B Buthrauff and other members of II. Wriehtstm'B ch. m. Blue Sky, second; Captain James W. Young:er'» b. m., Elsie B. Iloldaworth's ch. m., Janet Sue; Anthony, as. „ 4 10 14 the committee said that the show Miss Luis Frances Seaman's blk. g. Ken- terrill; Mrs. John J. Fan-ell's ch. m., Mt>i- Mr. and Mra. Louis- Kaiser's b. m.. Little so much 60 that Mr. and Mrs. Kaliior Simpson, 3 b. 8 10 2 2 more Dnre, third; Trillora Farm's gr. m. Wall Street Golf would be held in the same place per- iaid. second; Mrs, John A. Vietor'a b. ni., Sport, second; Mias Helene M. KeuneUe'a ventured the opinion that they would Maxson, 2b „ 4 2 2 5 4 Crosswicka Frosty, fourth, Iherokee, third; Miss Connie E. Johnston's hr. in., Woodland Glamorous, third; MISB mako it an annual event. ' Gularza, rf. 2 2 000 Long Branchers manently rather than on the old Clnaa 62, heavy and middleweight quali- g.. Martinique, fourth. Cynthia WrighUon's b. m., Woodland So Tully, lb _...._ 3 0 1 11 1 fied huntcra—Won by Dilwyne Farm's ch. Polo mounts—Won by Joseph M. Hoe- lliK. fourth. Team Wins A Leg grounds at the Rumson country club. Cash prizes wero awarded along .Mohr, cf _ 4 110 0 The Fair Havon Robins avenged a One of the best performances on K. Kins Vulture; Miss Fredcricka Fry's ing'a gr. m., Little Silver; J. B. Buld- A. S, 1'. C. A. Good Hands event—Won with ribbons, a small pocket behind Robertson, If 3 0 18 0 ch. K. Question Mark, second; Mrs. Harry ,B'S ch. m.. Maid of Aahalot, 6econd; .by MUa Loii Frances Seaman; .Master WH- Spaan, i> _ 4 0 0 0 2 previous defeat at the hands of tha the closing day was turned in by 1 •"milk's br. £• Uppprland, third; West Point John L. Kcmmercr's br. g., Johnny Walk- ]\nm II;i ul. secund; Miss Lois Brew- Last Year's Winners Nosed Out the center of the ribbon Berving l&s Long Brunch Ico company team by Mrs. M. Bobert Guggenheim's Fir- horse show team's ch. g. Red Lake, fourth. >r, • third; Mrs, F. FlciBchmann'B br. g., tlurii; Mi^a June Guptil, fourth. a receptacle for the money. An at- 82 8 1 27 13 irly Tide, fourth. by Ghezzi's Team-—Rohrey winning last Sunday, 4 to 1, over that enze Red Tape, a son of Light Bri- Class 14, three-gniteil saddle horses over Corinthian clim—Won by Mrs. M. Bob- tractive program was arranged, lip- EATONTOWN. 14.2, not exceeding 15.2 hands—Won by Three-gaitcd saddle horaCB, mares over Tt (iuKi.'onhiMm'd br. ir., Firenze Bed Tape; and Schneider Tie for Individ- AB It HPOA team. at Fair Havon, Tho Robins gade, which won the Corinthian MISB Elsie B. Holdsworth's ch. m. Moun- 4.2 hands—Won by Mr. and Mrs. Louis -lisa Cuniiie K. Johnston's err. g., Nucoma, on the cover of which was a picture Pimly. lb. .... 5 0 2 11 1 pounded two pitchers for ten hlta class. Bobby Conneen was up on tain Music; Mr. and Mra. Louis Kaiser's waiser's ch. m., Winning Ways; Miss Elsie iccond; Ulurcddn FUMII'B ch. G., Lord Erin, ual Honors. of C. V. Whitney's Top Flight with Rattl. as , 5 1112 while the visitors wero hold to threo b. m. Dangerous Lady, second; Miss Cyn- J. Holds worth's ch, m.. Mountain Music, Iiird; Jllr. and Mrs. II. II. .Neuberger's Arnone. rf 5 12 2 1 this horse for the first time, and it :h. K- d'oldon IMnze, fourth. her first foal, a filly. » by Johnny Goldon. Barney Egcland may be safely aaid that.the horse thia Clewa Wrightson'a ch. m. Lady Mary, second ;* MUa Betty Jane Ferguson's eh. m., Tho victory of Joseph Ghezzi, Meehnn, 2b 4 0 13 4 third; S. M. Stewart's b, m. Myra Stewart, Feudint Jane, third; Trillora Farm's gr. Iiadiusi* saddle horses, over 14.2 hands Tho judges wero Frank Connor, Kettle If 5 0 10 0 Btarred at bat with throo hltB In four never was shown to finer advantage. fourth. Mountain Cloud, fourth. —Won l»y Misa Elsie It. Iloldaworth's ch. Swimming River Country club cham- saddle horses; Major Fred W. Boya Bmdloy. ef _ _ 4 0 0 10 times at bat. The box score: Conneen got all out of the animal C1HH3 63, jumping, about 4 feet—Won Lightweight polo mounts, the Herbert ii.. Mountain Music; Misn Betty Jane Fer- pion, Sundny over William Eicholfl and Thomas Clark, hunters and Zimmerman, c 4 0 1 0 2 FAIH HAVEN. that was possible and scored an easy by Captain James W. Younger's b. m. Ber- L, Herbert.Cup—Won by J. B. Bidding's i'jj c-h. m., Fciidist Jane, Bccond; of tho Clothiers, gave tho Wall street jumpers, and Mra. Earl L. Miller, Qulliley, Ob , 3 0 10 1 victory. rilt; Alex C. Stokes'* gr. g. Storm Cloud, ch. m.. Maid of Atshalot; M" r . John Hay t'rilluni F. Mo itain Cloud, team a leg on tho Schneider trophy Klrachner,' p 2 0 0 -1-2 AHR H JO A Becondsecd;; KilKilkark o Farm's b. m. Hiover,, third; Whitney's ch. m., Quickie, icoiid; Snel- hird; Miss Jlclcne M. eke'e ch. g., horsemanship. ~ \ Ball, p 2 0 0 0 1 O. Egelnnd, If . ,_...,. 3 1 1 1 0 By winning the Corinthian class Mrs. John J. Farrcll's ch. m. Mermaid, don R, Prentic^'n ch, «., Bolero, third; Dixiiinn Moon, fourth. lor golf play flt the Swimming Biver Mndtio, ah , , a 0 0 1 1 Theawardu: s 4 and also taking the hunt team title, fourth. John L. Kcnuiierer's b. Alri llunU-ra—Tlij! Hilly Ui'ook trophy—Won Country club. Last year -the Cloth- Morning. *; .80 2 0 24 14 B. Kltcland, lb 1 3 n 1 ('lass 68. hunterE—Won by Dilwyne fourth. y Mr. mid JM.^. II. H. Ncubcrgei's br. g., iers won tho first leg on tho trophy. Score by Innings: 1'inKatore, cf...... —... 4 1 1 0 g it was a successful show for the Farm's ell. g. Catalans Lad; Harry Frank's Saddle horses over 15.2 hands—Won by uwii L'rjcT; Woudtand Farm's gr, g., Iit- Open jumplnB— Won oy H. E. Millaid's P. Vnccurelli. rf. ... 4 II 1 0 The Commuters and Insuranco mon hr. B. Din Chief; Essex Troop Hwso Katontown 200 00000 0—0 •z Guggenheim stable. Only two hunt br. g, Upperland, second: Trillora Farm's .Mian Elaic B. Holdaworth'a ch. «.. Moun- jrurnl, necond; Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Nuvculnk 00 0 15011 x—a T. Va.-rarelll, 2h. . „_ 4 0 1 8 1 Commoner Crown, third; Miss Wll- tain Romance; Mr. anil Mrs. Louia Kaiser's ut»irjiu(T'.i ch. p., Steadfast, third; Mr. are in a BIth place tic. IShow'a Ir. a. Redwood, second: S. E. MIL A. EKCUUII), U 2 0 0 l teazns showed, but one was the fam- lard's br. m. Brown BCBB. third; Harryi C, Errors—Maxon 2, Meohan, Kiruehnor. u ous Dilwyne team that is so rarely helmii.e C. Kirby's ch. g. Easter Morning b. g., Rising Tide, second; Trillora Farm's itl jMrst. II. II. KciibiM'tior's ch. g., Golden Itnmacy, BB 3 0 0 ;t * fourth. ST. m.. Mountain Cloud, third; Miss Cyn- Jliizc. fourth. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Stokea's li. m. Morning Star, fourth. '\ Two-bnso hlta—Cnlnndrlollo, Kottol, Max- Golden, p ...._ a 1 2 0 1 beaten. Class 36, horsemanship—Won by Miss thia ClewB Wright-son's gr. g., Woodlnnd Chiimiuon saddle horses, over 14,2, not W I, PO Saddle horses over 14.2—Won by Miss fion. Arnone. Stolon bases—Mohr, Simp- Polo mounts came to the front Fri- Cynthia Clews Wrightson: Miss Louise Storm Kinff, fourth. xctudin*; IS.ii hands — Chnmpion Mr. and Wall street 44 it 27H .611 Cynthia Clcwa Wrijthtaon's gr. g. Wood- son, Mnxdon, Qulgley. Doulilo lilay— 30 4 10 27 Finch, second; Miss Madeline P. SchifTcr, il r ^. 1 jimis Kins IT'S b. BI., Diingeroua Clothiers 42 30 .683 land Storm King; Trillora Farm's gr. !m. Arnono to Purdy to Zimmerman to Meeh- LONG BRANCH. day afternoon when Barney Balding's Middle and heavyweight polo mounts— Mountain Cloud, Bccond; Kilkare Farm's third; Martin L. Cohn 3d, fourth. Won by John L. Kemmerer's br. K., Johnny .ady; Miss Ehuc li. Holdaworth'e ch. m., Public Service _... 4114 '30 >S .576 nn. Strlwo-outa—By Siiann 5, by Ball 1. AB It H PO A Maid of Ashnlot, a daughter of 'l 60. model hunter—Won r>7 D1I- ,hmnt;un ilu.iic, rc;-.rrvc Butchvn - S7ii ch. m. Vanity Box. third; Fair City Sta- by Kinicbnor 0. Bneon on bnlli!—Oft Walker; Majur C. C. Smith's b. g., Sum 3 4 -!i ,521 ble's b. m. Helen Hart, fourth. ] SclUi'r, If. . 4 0 1 2 0 yne Farm's eh. g, Catalans Lad; Mrs. M. Ku-t'LTs!;tkc.^ hunters or jumpers—Won Commuters 32 \± 39VJ .451 Spnnn 2, oil Ball 3. o(T Klrnchnor 5. Um- Coyne, 2b -.. . 4 0 0 0 Gnome, won a leg on the Herbert Landers, second; Joseph M. Horsemanship—Won by Lois France! 2 Robert GuRgenheimer'a br. >y Miss Ilurii'l Gl.'lami's b. .. Jnlinnlo W; Mechnnies . . 32iii 3 9 MI .461 pires—Lavola nnd BnrduliB. SoKCr. lb 0 0 Memorial trophy, and then topped off Firenu Red • m._ Little Silver, third; Jchn Hay NVhit- K Scamun; Master Martin L. Cohn, second; a g I Tape, second; Mra. Harry Frank's br. g. \ nty'f'ch" %.. Liniment, fourth. L'rilluni l'urm'ii ch. n., By IlcqucaL. sec- Insurance „ . 23 ^ 48 !4 .220 Hunsen, rf. p. '.,„,_„ .. 4 0 1 0 B a day of fine performances by taking )ml; II. K. Milliti-d'a br. «., Big Chief, Master Robert Bates, third; Master Fred 4 0 Upperlnnd. third; Trillora Farm's gr. *. Open lfchtwelKht hunters—Won by MI33 Tho victorious team this season is C. Rocflcn, fourth. . |j Mntovaky. c 0 4 the polo championship of the show., Commoner Crown, fourth. .... Frcdericka Fry's ch. m,, Tmmnrk; Miss third; West Point horse show team blk. £., O'Brien, 3b. 3 0 0 S 1V lUmml Vv. fourth. composed of Joseph Ghezzi, captain; Hunters all weights—Won by Trilbra J. F. Wilcox Wins 3 A polo championship of a horseshow Class 2 4 feet G Sam Crooks Wins f?r. e. Commoner Crown; Fairlawn Stable's. of Ashalot was bred for racing rath- Rohrey, Clothiers ... 141^ 31^ Farm'* b. f. by Cocked Hat—Lina Dowl- ,chcs—Won by Miss Fredericks Fry's to. ch. K. KiiKuy, second; Hollytree Farm's er than polo. Balding picked her up iii*. fourth. ., Watch Me; Mrs. John J. Farrdl's ch. Schneider, Butchers .' 14 u. 314. Kr. m. Lucy V., third; Peach Dlu.num at Pimllco as a threc-ycir-old. buying itrKistcrrd thoroughbred three-year olds i.. Mermaid, second; Trillora Farm's ch. At Long Branch Unyword. Public Service 14 4 Farm's gr. g. Blue- Wood, fourth. ., !; her from James A. "Rig Jim" Healy, and under™Won by Dilwyne Farm's ch. g., ., By Iteauent. third; Mrs. John J. Far- Ghezzi, Wall street 1314 4V4 Saddle horeva over 14.2 nnd not over McNAIR'S MARKET Hnsrcrmiin. Clothiers _... 13 5 and a year later had her playing a Cntlnn'H I.ml; James W. Mnlnncy's b. «., ell'B gr. g- Gold (Irny, fourth. Hray, Public Service *.*. 10.2 hands—Won by Miss Elsie B. Holly- 19 EAST FRONT ST., . RED BANK. Nij;h.t Drenm, second; Woodlnnd Farm's Local saddle horses, threc-Knitcd—-Won Intercollegiate Outboard Cham- Murphy, Wall street 12 worth's Mountain Music; Miss Betty Jiine good game. She way sold to the Kr. K-, Dotsnc, third; Woodland Farm's y Mr. nnd Mrs. Louia Kniser's b. ni-, Dowd, Commuters 11 Ferguson's gr. m. Silver Chimes, Becond; Phone 372. Kemmcrors after (hat, and saw serv- ltoynl Transport, fourth, )angerouii Lady; Miaa Cynthia Clowb pion Takes Three Out of Four , ,.„,„_- But<:hcrs Miss Cynthia Clews Wrightson's ch, m. rVriRht-Bon'a gr. g.. Woodland Storm Jviujr. 11 HcKistered thorouchbroil mnrps—Won hy Races Sunday—Allaire's Mop- l\«'v<". Waij t 10 Lady Marie, third; Dawn o' Day Farm's ice with the Princeton college teams. Mrs. M. Jtobort Guggenheim's b, m.. econd; Kilknre Farm's ch. m.. Vanity 1 Mercer, Public Service 1014 ch. m. Marie Antoinette, fourth. i; Later Balding bought her back from Fireme Hrumnnnn; Mrs. M, Robert Gug- iox, third; Fair City Stablea b. m,, Hcl along Wins Sneakbox Race. Specials! Friday and Saturday, Aug. 9 - 10th. Hart, fourth. Burns, Mechanics 10 Jumping sweepstakes—Champion, H, [5B. the Kemmerera, and undoubtedly Is genheim's gr. m., Firenze Mias Coquette, Eichele, Butchers ... a Mlllnrd's br. g. Big Chief: Miss Muriel soconil; Mi-fl Murinl Cleland's blk. m., glad that he did for j-he was unques- Hunter hncks—Won by Mr. and Mi Sammy Crooks of Rumson, lnter- Halleran, Commuters ,„ „ /a Cleland'B b. K. Johnnie W., reserve; Tirll- Krcn-U, thinl: .Mrs, ltufus C. Finch's b. m., I. JI. NcuberKcr's ch. g.. Golden Blaze; Huntlngton, Wall street 9 9 lorn Farm'a ch. g. By Request, third; Kit- tionably much the best of a new lot Ualibcnte, fourth. colk'};iato outbourcl champion, won FRESH rillora Farm's gr. g., Comrnonoer Cn Helm, Clothiers w. 8Vi OH koro Farm's br. m. Hlover, fourth. <: of ponies at the show this year. HcKiiUfretl Ainorican saddle mares—Won lecond; Mies Connie E. Johnr-ton's Kr three out of four races Sunday in the Connor, Insurnneo g 1 ^ $y Five-Bttitcd Baddle horses—Won by Miss In taking a leg on the trophy, liy Ml.-*:, Klsic Ii. Holdsworth's ch. m., ^accma, third; Mrs. Kufus C. Finch's b- third annual regatta of the South Bnird, Commuters ' H 10 Ehle Holdswortb/s ch. m. Jnnet &ue;:ij. Broilers or • G named in eommcmcmition of a for- M(»urUiiin Music; Mr. nnd Mrs. Louii ,, Bnlibenter. fourth. Shrewsbury Ice lioat and Yacht club McDermott. Mechnnies _ 8 10 Kyle Pudley'a b. m. Unawoodford, second! Kiuricr's ch. m.. Broken Stripe, second; Horses or poriicrt—Won by Miss Hole MJBB Cynthia Clews Wrlghtson's b. 'm. mer president of the Polo associa- Trilloi'ii Farm'c gr. m., Mountain Cloud, on Pleasure liay. The .sneakbox class Dressier, Butchers 8' 10 . Keuneke; Miss Louis Finch, nee cm Ryan, Insurance . 7 n Woodlnnd Ho Big, third; Miss Hclene JI. 29 third: S. M. Stcwnrt's b. m., Myr, Frying Chickens lb tion, Maid,of A-'ihalot joined a select isB Cynthia Clows Wrlghtnon, third; M waa the hUonj;est in the -sailboat di- Hnik, Commuters [ c jg Kcunclcc'a br. m. Woodland Glamourous, company. Miss Sylvia White's Listen art, fourth. 3etty Jane FCTEUSOU, fourth, viriion, Ilitcen of the seventeen start- ourth. i HriTtliju: flaasep, four-year- 'Ids and a Mcnzzopnne, Insuranco . 414 \'AU. won the flr.st Herbert cup with vic- Fine hnrnesn homo—Won by MIBS El: ers beilik' representatives of Frank Wilde, I'ublic Service 41,4 131| Ladies' hunters—Won by Mrs. Jojin SHOUMJKK LAMB — Won liy Mian EUie B. Ho! Hworth'H ch. I. Holdsworth's ch. m., Jnnet Sue; S. M. Farrell'B ch. m. Judy; Thomna M. Waller's SHOULDER STRING in.. Mountain- Music; Mr. an Mrs. Louis Dickman's lied Bank Mosquito fleet. Brefllin, Insurnnce _..„. 31^ 14% tories In 1929, 1931 and 1932, and ha;; tewart's b. m., Myra's pmighter, second Chnmhcrlnin, Mechanics 31^ 14^ ch. B. Boauchat, second: Holiytree Fnrrfi's a leg on the present trophy. Mrs. m., Lady, pecond; Mr. nnd Mra. Lcmia Kaiser's b. g., Beau Hampered by motor trouble in his ch. m. Lucky U., third; Peach Blossom s lli'tly Jane Fcrnusn ch. m., Feudi.it Cheval, third; George Marker's c The match play apralnst par Sun- 'arm's b. rn., Ultra, fourth. '•' LAMB . . 1! Mb Chops . . 25fb John Hay Whitney's Quickie took a i'. third; Trilloru Fan gr. ni., Moun- •nu King, fourtli. first atart, Crooks failed to finish in day was won by John Dowd, who Saddle homes over 15.2 hands—Won By . leg on the cup last year but placed (,'lnud. fourth. Local jumpers, 4 feet 3 inches—Won by class A, but .swept to decisive wing in turned in a card of four up. Second Miss Klulo B. Hol'lsworth's ch. g. Movln. j»ec:nml to Maid of Aslmlot on Fri- Alnrcs iuiitnblc in produce huntern—Won itr. and Mrs. W. It. RuthtattlT'i I,. 111. class li and clasu C, and tupped his nin Jlr.mancc; Dawn O'Day'a ch. ;: g. day. hy Wondlnnd Farm's ch. rn. Wayward rsimmoriS IJelijiht; Mrs. Herbert N honors went to Joseph Ghezzi with {night O'Day, second; Miss Cynthia Clews Fresh Chopped MEAT . 15*«> Woodland Farm's br. m. War Medal 8ec raus's b, g., Senecn, BCCOIK! ; Mrs., Fer- conquests with n brilliant victory in threo up and third to William Wrlirhtson'a l!r, K. Woodland Storm Klllf, ... sufficient number of hl^h clnr;fl mill; Woodland I-'nrm's br. m. Una Dowl- dinand A. StraiH'B ch. ni., Lucky P., third the professional free-for-all race. Eichele, all evon. third; Trillora Farm's gr. g. Mountain colts and fillies were shown in the, Inir. third; Woodland Farm's b. m. Woodlnnd'Fnrm'a b. g.. Wanderer, fourth Cloud, fourth. s Dote, fourth. Bridle r^th hacks, over 14.2—Won l>y On the first lap of the class A FBESII-KDLX,ED breeding classes to imltt-iitc th;tt the HorsemaiiHhlp—Won by Miss Helene M. BONELESS KOLLICD Model polo mount—Won by J. B, Bald- Miss Wilhrlmine S. Kirbx'a ch. R., Enstei event, Sammy's motor stalled turn- BASEBALL AT KIf,YFOIlT. Navesink Breeding association is tin's Kr. rn. Qui-on Hec; Joseph M. Roe- ilornlnc: Trltlora Fnrm'n irr. g.. Com- Keuneko; MIHH Madeline P. Schiffer, s«c- ing into the home utri'ieh. Tho field oud; Mini Cynthia Clews Wrliihtson, thltdj lb making headway in this country. The -linn'K t:r. in. Little Silver, second; Cap moner Crown, ecrond; Cjiptnin ami Mrs Pot Roast lain Jnmcs W. Ynunger'n ch. m. Bleak, Frank Dok Huyler's ch. m., Monday's swept by him with Joe li.irton of First of Series Between Keyport Mln» Ada M. HofTmnn, fourth. ! 20fb FOWL . . 25* association is headed by Mrs, Amory 1 third; LUsutcnntit Kilwin A. Walker Child, third; Mra. John J. FiirreM'a th m Newark, tho ultimate winner, in the Stars anil Gno Men Snturikiy. Hunter sweepstakes—Won by Trllios It. Haakell and lt« purpose is in en- l'iilhrldnet, fourth. Judy, fourth. Farm's ur. a. Commoner Crown; MISB Mur- lead. Ho got his motor started and iel Clcland's b. K- Johnnlo W. second: John C courage breeding of thorou^hhrfds limning i- feet nnd 3 Inches—Won hy Jumper*, 3 fcot 6 Inchca—Won hy Mrs The same between tho County gas Mrs. John A. Victor's b. m. Cherokee; Mrs. re-eatircd the race only to drop out Deny'i ch. K. Lord Britain, third; Mrs. PLATE BEEF . . 2'- 25 by the owners of large estates in this Kufus C. Finch's br. S-, Trapstlclt; MIHS Jtfnn J. farrell's ch. m. Judle, fourth. :' John J. Fnrrell's Kr. K. fjold dray, necont! a few minutes later, lip conipany team and the Koyport All section. June nuldmnn's br. g., I'rter Pan. utM-nnd won the Snddlo hurue sweepstaken for sadijle (FRESH or COBNED) Al'-x (j. Stfkps'a itr. f. Storm Cloud, third Kilknre Farm's br. g., Top of the Mmm claaa C rate in six minutes and two Stars, which was to have been played Mrs. John A. Victor's Cherokee, n H. K. Millord's hr. g. Big VMM, fourth. ir»e» over 14.2—Won by Mls» Glile CD. third; HasII Ctelnnd's gr. rn.. Silver Lin accomls; the clusa H event In HIX min- last Thursday nlfiht, was postponed Hnldttworth's ch. m. Mountain Musln; Iian J..EGS SI-KING JERSEY mare- that hno been winning open Mr.rrs, fiiur-ypiir olds nml over, nilt uk, fiuirlli. le to produei: polo mdunts — Wnii by J uted ami 2B seconds, nnd tho free- until Saturday morning at eleven O'Dny's ch. m. Knight O'Day, sceoitdi jumping classes around the homo Children's sndille ponios—Won liy Miai Miss Cynthia ('Irws WrUzhtHtm'a ch. ,;m, H. DaliUng's Kr. m. Queen lice; Mrs. M inhrltr Haakell; Mltm Jano Motttiey, sec for-all in live minuti.» and SS sec- o'clock. It will talto place on tho flhow circuit for the lant Jive ycjiira, Uoliert Cutigcnheim'H gr. m. Firenze Mis Lady Mary, third; Trillora Fnrm'l sr, to. Lamb . . 23f 1 nd; Master I'cte Huttnn. third; Mis; onds. Hud KKitor of Rnmson trailed Keyport high eohool diamond. A ilrc- Mountain Cloud, fourth. f b VEAL and which, according to Jimmy Ma- luclte. KPCUIKI; Joseph H. UoehlinB iuiinn Mary Neuberger, fourth. (Any Size) or Bump) in. Little Silver, third; Mra. Hnrr him homo In the class li und class C men's parade, baby show nnd con- Kaddle poiik», over 13.2 hands—Won .!»; loney, her trainer. In likely to go on Combination nurses, threc-Kalterl, civr IHS Jean Brcwster'a nr. g, Clcarvlcw Frank's h. in. Alhnjn, fourth. 14 hands—Won by Mr. and Mr» I ,ui events. tests will bo held In tho afternoon. winning for the next live yeni'B, wiia Comhinaliun (lve-i:aited linrups—Wnn li ( Frontr Diiwa; Mbts Minnie Wrlghtion's i|rh. ncr-B ch. m., Winning Ways; Kllkar Saturday's contest will be the first m. Blue Hky, Bccond; Trillora Farms' br, UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. one of the outHtnnding performers Mr. nnd Mrs, . m., Litth I arm's. ch. g.. My Uwt, second; Mr. am Charles Allalrc'ii Mop'along won the rt: Mi it .t H clone M. Keum-ke's br. m of a series of Rames between tho two m. Cr'tfiswirk'H Frosty, third; MIBB Loll Thursday nftornmm In tlie opruiing Mrs. Louis KniBcr's h. v., ltlnlnr Tirl. ancMkbox lace In an huur ai-d novon 2 pkgs. 13c ,]I:MHI Ohimorous, second; Mils Cyn teams. In tho gumo will be sonic of I'rnncpfl Senmnn's bl. g. Kenrnore Dare, Kellogg'. CORN FLAKES =.. third; MIBB Bctly JRne Fert'uaou'a k-r. m.. minutes. Jlarlura Sayrt'a I'upeyo was fourth. '; session of Uie show. (•lewn Wrishtflon'ti h, m., 'Woodlnm Silver Chimes, fnorth. second and Oaro l;nlnn'n tllv-Puku tho brut eeml-pro playeni In this oec- The fnmlly c!un»—Won by Mias Mild' Campfire MARSHMALLOWS 19c tb. Cherokt'fi'o victory over Mia, Vo.r- lite, third ; J. Kyle Du.lU-y'a b. m., Un '1'tams tor Inntructar and pupils v\*in\ xlfurd. fourtJi. wafj thit'd. tlon. "Cooncy" Haberman will jirob- ellnii 1'. HrhllTer nml Mrs. Samuel flehlfflr; dlnftnd Btniun'fi Ian:lty IT, Midi; June by the Autiuste N. Montulct Hldlni? Srlnxil Master Mnrtln L. Cnlm 3d and Mra. Mir. Phillips'PORK & BEANS 2 large cans 19c Thrimutrhlircd liuntcn—Wnn by Dllwyn ' m of Mrn. Martin L. Cwhn, Jr.. Mint nbly fitart for tho Oon Mon with cither Goldman'ff Peter Pun, Mm. John J. H ch. K-. Kinjf Vulture; Mias Conn Tlic niort cxc-ltliiK i-iici! in Hie aali- tin L. Cohn, Jr., leeond. J riel Irfopold, Martin L. Colin lill ami buat division wan the ent for bird Itcld or Sweel catching. Jack Clcv- Sunshine Biscuit Smacks ?0c&19cpkg. Farrell'a Gold Cirny and a number hi,turn's nr. it., Nncomn, second j Mr Instructor, AURunte N. MnntuU-t- Auf'ui(<> PVvnt for enger and "Ilenny" Diirfc will cooi- rfidioa' siiddle hnrscs—Won liy Kllkure of other good jtimpeiH, wan the high- nhcrt. (lUBKeiiheim's gr. m., Kiren* N. Montulct HidinR Kcliuol team' of John boats, which wai-ans won by Donald Asay Knrm'n rh. m. Vanity llox; Ml«a CyntWn 3 nans 25c Ciwjucttr, tiilrd; Mrs. Harry Frank Wciler. Mins Nancy Grcenwnld. Mlsi Jmu- in hin Teal. priao tho Knynort batteries. Clews WrlKlilson's eh. ra. Lady Mary, ape- Florida GRAPEFRUIT JUICE light of tlic afternoon that brought IT. ir,. Upporlanri, fnurth. ' i hi Tl Ho i-ro-,si(i theo finish nnd; MIBH Ilcttie Jann Foremen's eh. jm. fiuptil mid instructor, Mils Mildred A line a split 2 jars 19c blue ribbons to Frod Wctttich'H Com- Mmlrllc Hi'ldiiiKfl, thrre-Kalted, over 14. nechman, second; Little Farm Hiding necond ahead of Peter Feudlat Jane, third; Misa Betty Ilell'l |)r. hnniU -Wen by Mr. and Mrn. Louis Knls Bentley'.s drarvlew Promise, fourth. ij Flagstaff SPAGHETTI moner Grown anil Mr. and Mra. Cuh'a f**m of Miss Anna Cninpl(i:l|. Mi^ rOHTUNATE riSHEItMAN. rrV rh. a., Top Notch; Min» Klsla B. Hold, Local Jumpers—Won by Kllkara Farm's IiOulfl Kftifler'8 Top Notch, a recent worth's rh. K-, Mountain Itomancc, se< 1 anil Tho knockabout race was won by Justlco Louia H. Mccso, Pollccmnn b. m. llioverj Holly tree Farm's ch. i;m, Dole No. 1 Sliced Pineapple 2 large cans 39c Inntructor, Mis. Helen Huclie* third. Thomas Dorei ' '" ticqulBitlon that may develop Into a on\\,m Kat, flaiied William Fix, Engineer Crnji? I'lnne- T.ucky \1., aecondl Adam L. almbel'a hii K. GOOD-LUCK JAR RUBBERS 2 pkgs. 15c first-class •performer under Hurl Ten- V., WoudUml Storm King, thirdi Kllkm Ssturday Alt.rnomi. by Chmlwlrk llemhlckaoii. John gan and Frank Ynrnnll of Bolford 111r. 1 k Eagle, third; Kllkara 1 firm's br. |ni Knrm'a r.h. «.. Kllkarn Chief, fourth. Eweepstalii'i, over 14.1! hnmls —w y Top of the Moon, fourth. !| tor'fl training. The Kntsora bought Mr. anil Mrs. I.OUIM Knlier's ch Wnrrcn-H Koal wnn third. Tho raco nnd Uklward Fix of ned Bank en- H!dcrs not passed their nineteenth hlr h- Walter Baker's COCOA V2-ti> • can 9c this gelding this Bprlnp, nnd brought 1'rlday Afternoon Awards. Win- i;tarte. .,d n,t I1(1:.)!n , oVl T.firnl novice horsemnnship—Won \ nlns Ways: Ml«n Klulo I). IIDI,,,™ iirth'i. lnclotnotnd Tom Knt joyed an ouUjiK Monday. They ,lay_Won by Mlia Helena Knunake; Mlsi .eli. it., Mountain nominee, necoml" i Lnulso l'Inch, second! Miss Cynthia ('IflSvi DILL PICKLES qt. jar 15c hlim out ftt WcBtchedter, where he Mnster William Ilnvllftitd: Muter John W MlrlH crossed the finish, lino nt 11:53-30 mado a trip W Forked River and won a brace of bluon, Hlraun, Rveiind; Master Charles W. Coo Klsl« n. Holcliworth'i ch m Hi' Wrlghtaton, third; Misa Madelln* Bchlner, Music, third: Mis. llrll, i,™":.*„ unlahi o'clock, one hour, olRhto«n minutes wont fishing In Capt. Howard nrlt- fourth. I TUNA FISH, Light Meat 2 cans 25cv The judgon wore Mre. Earl U MHI-third; Mnsler Dry ant llemiefBon, fourth. "I ninl thirty iieeondB lnt A. H. I*. <\ A. nornemnnship event— ch. m., Keuillst June, fourlh. ton's motor boat Zita. They caught Feature 11: The Equipoise; alx furlnusMi Heinz RICE FLAKES ..; '.. pkg. 10c er and Mr- nnd Mra. Tliomafi M. Wll-Won hy Mn*t*r W'Uiiim IUvlUnd; Mli I.ftdirft' huntern—Won liy 01 IMI.II. Mtiyor J)ormn Mcl,'ml(lin 88 weiikfluh, all of largo size. Tholr nntir. I7K—Won by DnWin'a Lad, ridden of T,ong by Hayhurst, weight, 140 pounds; Quj|«n BOtoi Badcile horsoB nnd ponies; Henry Kinlnn KrlHhrrv, nerond; Miss Uetl F»rm> lilk. m., Qimker llnoil: Mia miKln tho presentation of friends and neighbors rojnlce over y y, g, p; Q| ROYAL GELATIN, Asst. Flavors 3 pkgi.-.<17e Yntes third: Miutcr Kdwnn! M. CrnnP. Jr. nl« h. Jnhnttnn's Br. B.. N.romn, BCCOII.I ll,», ridden by Kd. Ilennttt, w«l«ht. tat 0, VnURhon and Ijloutpnnnt Colonel fnurth. it l«rm» br. g., Tool l.no«e. thlnl jtrophl ii at a dinner-danco fluildav their good fortune for various reas- pounds, second! Cinnlsl Host, rlilrien !iy Dilw 11 T JERSEY POTATOES 16-qt. bskt' 2?c J. K4 Brown, liuntcva nnd jumporio; Kguftotrian team fund aweepstakei—•? „ -•- Inrnn rh. g., Torolnvood. fourth I nlRht ai "'th"e Liog Cabin restaurant at ons, one o( them being that they Nornia Ctflnnd. wrtght. 140 rtMtntls, ttiVI-ill Champion •wtcp.mio—Won b, jiu, I^vtaupeck, Footloose. ridden hy Mnnnr GllmBin, •hued la l^ tt M) itO »OUJUll, (OWtlt, SUNKIST ORANGES 25c doz. BED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1935. Twimfv-Oni

BASEBALL THIS gCMSAY. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, New Matchmaker Weakfish Caught O'Connor-Nelson ..otic. U busby given t&tt «*l*d I Pte&fd-Revolta wit) b* receded by tb# Bo rough Colt GMUM Sdwdniad to Be tUjti At Off Sea Bright of the Borough ot Shrewsbury, Monmo Bed Bank Mrf Vfctaity. For Ocean View Finish In A Tie County, K. J., /or the Improvement fWin Inverness Golf Monroe Avenue with Road Gravel* Bitfl The following gtmti art sobcdultd Bathers at the public beach at Sea nous Surface ,Tmated. Estimated to be played thli Sunday afternoon Bright were treated to an unusual Turn in Cards of Seventy in One- tlty ot Eo*d Gravel rewind Ii 890 «HM* Finl.h With alcore of Plu* 9 in It Does Not Cost Any More -ariU and of Bituminous M&taifsl U t&M light Saturday afternoon. They saw at Red Bank and vicinity: Jimmy DeForeit Named to Suc- Day Golf Tournament of New 'illona. Bid* will bo opened and nu lo Field of Sixteen Proi at Tolo- Fair H&vtn Bofclni vg. Bumioa a L large catch of weakflih made a ibiic at the rooms of Raid Counell* SOP* do, Ohio—Beat Shute-Ghezli club on ftobin,' ««ld at Fair Hav an. ceed Jerry Casals, Whose li- lew yards off shore. Jersey Golf Association at .ugh Hall, Shrcwnbury, N. J.. on We^Ml- N»v«lnk n«ld club w, Lion«rd» (Itld Paul Peterson, who Is a clerk In Monmouth County Club. lay, Auttufll 21, 193£, kl 8:00 P. M.* Day* With Birdie on Final Hole. club on Mlddlttowo hlih nhool fltld nt cense Was Revoked Last to Burn the Best Coal 'iht Savin* Time. Leonard*. .he Sea Bright postofQco, had just BpeclAc&tioni and forms of bid for t%* Henry Picard of Herahey, Penn- Fort Monmoutb »•. M«jl« ithUtlo club Week by State Commistion. finished putting his net In Howard Maurice O'Connor, veteran pro at propoBcd work, prepared by O«orn F« sylvania, Rolfdom'a big; money win- of Irvinjton it Fort Monraoulh. Jimmy Deforest, son of the well the Branch Brook country club, and Randotrh, C. E., have been filed In toe ot* Royal allllttlo club of Fair H»vm T». known flight promoter and trainer, Minugh's boat, which he uses In hisByron Nelson ot the Ridgewood Bee of aeld Engineer at 00 Broad Strwt* ner, and johnny Revolts, 23-year-old Jernj City Klowm lit Fair Haven. leisure time, when he sighted several Red Bank, N. J,, and may be ln«pf which ium Three Dollars will be refund* tournament at Toledo, Ohio, Picard suspended last week by tho state Eatontown, id to those submitting bldn. ~: athletlo commission following the Walter Covert and James LaBau, They turned In cards of seventy, Bids must bo made on the nt&ndard pro- Bank a thirty-foot putt for a birdie Loses To Freehold fiasco two weeks ago when Buddy Paul launched his boat and started You save two ways. ,iosal forms in th» manner di»igna.tid 3 on the last hole, o set hie net only a few yards off even par for tho course which has therein and required by the Kpectficattonta Baer, brother of the foraier heavy- been lengthened and mado more dif- j j must be enclosed In settled envilopes. b«ar- Shute and Ghezzl were 25 under weight tltlo holder, scored a forty- shore. In a short time the entire Inff the namo and address of the bidder par for 126 holes while Revolta »nd Court Howe Nfoe Scorjtd Win. ficult for the New Jersey open, which second knockout over Artie Suss. net of 600 feet was let out, while the Is now being played. -. Trailing in Because you burn less and the name of the road on the outside. Picard wero one over Picard ning Run on an Err*r in Elev- DeForest promises fight fans of boat described a circular course and addressed to tho Borouarh Council of and Revolta wero a hole ahead of second place with a 71 was Johnny Shrewsbury, Monmoiith County, N. J., suid enth Inning Aftttf Game HadMonmouth county a square deal and hen came ashore. Kinder of Jumping Brook, holder of coal and you have less must bo accompanied by a certified ch*ek Ohezzl and Shute as they met In says he hopes to return to favor the Men, women' and children aided the for tho turn of Two Hundred Dollars round-robin play In tho final natch Been Tt^i^m Timei. the Now Jersey Pj G. A. title.. Ani* ($200.00). ray able- to the order of the manly art of self-defense, as Jimmy fishermen pulling In the net Many Spann, unattached, finished fourth ashes. Borough Collector. Sunday. At the end of nine holes Shute the First always preferred to call had never witnessed anything like and Ghezzl were 1-up. They halved A baseball team repreientlng The with a 72, whllo Herbert GaskiU The Borough of Shrewsbury rueryet Register was defeated Saturday af- the sport. t before and they Joined in the task playing on his home course and Art the right to reject any or all fcld» If the tenth In birdie 3'B, with Ghezzl The now matchmaker Indicated deemed to the beat interest of the Borough and Picard getting them, and then ternoon by a county court house team with great enthusiasm. After much Straub of Manasquan River each ao to do. at Freehold In eleven innlnga by a he will also hold in readiness each pulling and tugging the catch was posted cards of T3. By ordtr ef the Borouth Council of ihfl Revolta put his team In front with score of 5 to i. The (core waa tied Friday night an extra bout to be used finally landed. About 1,000 pounds of Borough of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Courw a birdie 1 on the long twelfth. n case of emergency, an emergency A pro-amateur best ball tourna/- ty. N. J, three times at two all, three all, and weakflsh were caught, but before the ment waa won by Maurlco O'Connor GEORGE SILVER, S&* His par 4 on the fourteenth was four all, with The Register Invar- being anything tending to cut the fish could be carted away the helpers good for another, but Shute got one show shorter than a length of time and Mike Cestone of Branch Brook, Mayor. iably forging ahead only to be over- nd other spectators had taken about and Johnny Kinder and Abo Rack- Ortrude C. VanVllet, Clerk. back at tire-sixteenth. They halved taken and finally beaten when Kelly, considered reasonable for money 200 pounds, August 6, 1936. the seventeenth, and Kevolta and one of The Register's once-a-year spent to see a night of scrapping.. lin of Jumping Brook, who both Late Monday afternoon a crew carded 68's, Bill Malcolm and Fred Seaboard Ice Co. NOTICE OF INTENTION Picard needed a half on the last bole athletes dropped a pop fly and al- Young Jimmy worked with his fath- consisting of Paul Peterson, Charles to take the tourney. Revolta'a drive lowed Pettlt to ocore the winging er for many years both as trainer of Town of Essex County county club on tho part of tho Borough of Red JBank "Skip" CarlBOn, Joseph O'Belrne and and Jack Forrester and Robert Phone Red Bank 248 to provide for an Ordinaries concarnlng was short, and he topped his second, run In the last half of the eleventh. fighters and. as a promoter of ama-Howard Mlnugh caught 1,600 pounds doga and the registration thereof and fx- but the hall rolled far, skipped over teur fights. The elder De Forest put Landsdell of Hackensack turned In ln« the fee to be paid (or such registration a trap and Btopped two feet from the Both teams were well padded and on the first of these shows in the of weakflsh near the Ship Ahoy olub cards of seventy. and for tho appointment of a doar catcher evenly matched as can be seen by and Tuesday night the same crew and Imposing penalties for the violation J)ln. old Broadway theater building In Scores of first ten In professional thereof. the score. The vlotor« although 1D15. They caught the public fancy made a catch of 2,000 pounds of tournament: , ' The others were also on In two,weak on the mound had a well bal- weakflsh off the public beach, al- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: with Picard farthest away. He anced outfit. Including «uoh players and were soon moved to the old ca- Maurice O'Connor, TAKE NOTICE that an ordinance Bare- rapped the putt down nonchalantly sino which stood on the sight of the though many fish got away through Branch Brook 85-S5-7O Jnafter set forth hna been Introduced by as Charley Relff, formerly of the present greyhound racing establish- a tear In tho net. Byron Nelson, the Mayor and Council of the Borough of and the tourney was over. Both Bushwlcks, and jimmy Csshlon of HldKev/ood - 86-84-70 Red Bank concerning dotes and the regis- Shute and Ghezzl missed their putts the Freehold Holy Name nine, and ment. Johnny Kinder, tration thereof and Axing tho fee to b« for birdies, but that only increased one of the most promising baseball When the casino burned down, the Jumping Drook ,_ 85-36-71 paid for such registration and for the ap- the margin of defeat, as a birdie Tilden At A*bury Andy Spann, pointment o£ a doR catcher and Imposing players developed at Freehold In the De Forests shifted their activities to Unattached - -..- 8E-87-72 penalties for the violation thereof. could not have won for them. The past few years. The team was round- the present gymnasium, called De Arthur Straub, B Snlil Governing Body will consider said winner's share of the prize money Park on August 31 Alimnaquan Iliver 35-38-73 Ordinance for iinal passage on the tlHh ed out with five Freehold Town team Foreat's In tribute to the veteran Herbert Gnsklll, dny of August, 1935, at 8;U0 o'clock P. M. •was $1,000 and Shute and Ghezzl's players, Including Mahar, tho cap-trainer but not owned by the fam- "Big Bill" Tilden, ace tennis star, Jlonmnuth County 3S-85-73 (Daylight Saving Time), at the Boroiiffh share was $800. The lqtter team re- tain. ily at present, at Liberty Btreet and will be the headliner at the all-star Craig Wood. Hall in said Borough, and all pernons who ceived $100 extra for turning in the Atlantio avenue. tennis program to be presented by Hollywood - 37-37-74 may be interested therein will be given an '. lowest scoro of the tournament, a 62, Th Register recruited some good Jim Mnrtucci, opportunty to be heard cgncerninc th* players with the Idea of making their The De Forest gym saw, during the the Colonial Terrace tennis club of Blverdalc! - (18-36-74 provisions of Bald Ordinance at said tlma made In their match against Laffoon Asbury Park in the Convention Hall Jim Dante, and place, or at auch further time »nd and Parks, who flnlohod In third first game a winning one, but the In-ten years tho trainer operated there, Braidhurn _ -.._ 37-38-75 place to which said meeting may be ad- place. _„». formation leaked out, and the Free' a parade of scene great fighters at that city Saturday night, August Henry Jann, journedi holders did likewise. The losers had among whom were Jimmy Maloney, 31. Pholp« Minor _... 88-87-75 AMY E. SHINK. Tllden's Davis Cup teammate, Borough Clerk* an edge In the battery ol Vlnce Mc- Tommy Loughran, Luis Flrpo and Scores of some of the leaders in AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING DOGS Cue, former Notre Came pitcher, and others. In recent years It has been Francis T. Hunter, will Join with him the pro-amateur best ball tournament1 AND THE REGISTRATION THEREOF Rumson Defeated "Waskle" Sweel, Rumson A. C. catch- used at odd times by Prlmo Camera In a doubles match with George Lott are: AND FIXING THE FEE TO BE PAID er. They presented a combination and Lester Stoefen, Wimbledon and FOR SUCH REGISTRATION AND FOR when ho prepared for hlg South Maurice O'Connor and Mike Cestone, THE APPOINTMENT OF A DOQ By Long Branch that would delight almost any semi- American tour a year ago, and Buddy world's champions before turning Branch Brook 34-34-68 CATCHER AND IMPOSING PENAL- pro manager, and although it was Baer. professional. In the singles event Johnny Kinder nnd A. H. Racldin. TIES FOR THE vrOXATION THERE- McGue's first game In two months he Jumping Brook 33-36-68 OF. Oliver Byrons Conquer Local Young Jimmy, since his father's Tilden most likely will engage Stoe- pitched well enough to. win, and ran fen, the lanky Callfornlan; while Bill Malcolm and Fred Town, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor an4 Nine, 5 to 3, in Fast Game at death, has conducted a string of EflBex County 84-35-69 Council of the Borough of Rod Bank:' up twelve strike outs. He was re- Lott will meet Hunter. Jack Forrester and Robert Lande-dell, Long Branch Last Sunday-— lieved In the eleventh by Sweel when fighters and been physical instructor SLIDES X. That the owner of any dog, male or to the Progress Club of Newarfc. His It is planned to put on two singles llockensack 34-35.69 female, shall have the name registered at . Score is 5 to 3. after setting down McQlory on matches and a doubles match, the Jim Dante artd E. G. Hinton, 6 ft. price $7.50 Sale the office of the Borough Clerk, and pay home Is In Allenhurst. Braldburn 35-85-70 therefor a license fee of two dollar! strikes, he walked Matthews and al- first singles match to begin at 8:30 Johnny Showier and Bob Lowry, 10 ft. price $16.95 Sale 13.05 Tho Rumson athletic club was de-lowed Pettit to hit, scoring Mat- The selection of Do Forest to suc- 14 ft price $19.95 Sale 15.U5 ($2.00) for each male doff or three dollars o'clock. The singles matches will be Monmouth county 33-87-70 (?3.00) for eacn female do?; said.regis- feated, 6 to p, by the Oliver Byron thaws. Sw,eel struck out Rolff, and ceed Cnnale, who hug resigned hi Jim Martucei, Riverdale nnd Tim O'Brien, tration to expire on the 81st day'of De* athletlo association of Long Branch there Is no telllng 4 10 0 1 Kelly making three singles In four bridge, hooked bumpers with a car Sturdily Built Any person unlawfully removing1 the taff Mclaughlin, 2b...... 4 1 2 8 0 first six pits Ted Ivins of Roebllng CLAMBAKE TONIGHT. Diary from any dog BO licensed, or using the Dieti, cf. 4 0 2 0 0 tries. On leaving the ball park, Mc- against Neil Yaccarino of Asbury bearing a Now York license, which No Nails—All Screws said tag unlawfully shall, upon conviction* Hllflleker, rf. -..- 4 0 0 2 0 Cue said it wag the hardest game he Park. A pair of four rounders open was already parked there. In extri- be puniihed by a fine not exceeding ten Sweel, c - _ 4 0 14 0 had ever lost. It was & game in the show. In the first Andy Molten, cating the car the bumper oa the Shrewsbury Domocratls to Hold Af- $3.95 Snap Lock dollars ($10.00) or ten days In the county S&mmon, If, 2 0 0 0 0 fair Tonight at Fire House. jail, or both. Brlceie, If. .. 2 0 12 1 which all credit went to the winner, Jersey City, takes on Kid Swanson, New York car was damaged. The Assorted Colors 3. The Mayor may at any time, when Koneikl, p 4 0 2 3 8 but no disgrace could be associated Asbury Park, while Guldo Gatto, A; Register employee straightened it out A clambake will bo held tonight by In his judgment the public safety demands with losing. bury Park, meels Poo Pastori, of as well as could be done and then It, order by public'notice, tho nmailing of 86 8 0>23 7 waited In the vicinity for the owner the Shrewsbury Democratic organi- TETLEY'SI all dogs running at large within the Bor- •PhlppB out, hunting foul on third Btrlke. A return game will be played on Newark In the second. zation at the flro house on Broad ough with a suitable wire muzzle, for any LONG DltANCH. Saturday afternoon, August 17, on the De Forest's application for a of the car to appear. Etreet when a short mectlngr will be . STATIONERY 29c period not exceeding ninety days. AB R H PO A Manalapan ayenue diamond at Free- matchmakers license is In the com- After a wait of an hour or so It held. Speakers have been arranged 4. It shall be unlawful for any person Hambacher, BB 4 1113 was decided to leave a note In the I SPORTING GOODS-.TOYS owning* a dog, which has bitten or at- hold. mission's hands and no trouble la an- to bo present. tempted to bite any peraon, after notice Clttndlno, rf 4 3 2 4 0 The box score: ticipated. • New York car, with name and ad- Koert Johnson IB In charge of ths 17 BROAD ST. All Baseball Gloves, Tennis Backets, given to thsm by the Borough Recorder* Buckler. Sb. 4 0 2 11 dress and acknowledging responsibil- that the said dog is dangerous to the pub- WlUon. If. ...- —• 4 0 12 0 FREEHOLD. affair and will be assisted by Vln- Golf Clubs Held, c -..- -... 4 0 18 0 ity for the damaged bumper. On RED BANK lic, to permit tne said dog to run at large AB R H PO A Cfnt McCue, Francis O'Brien, Har- 1-3 Off During Sale or be upon the public streets or publio Woods, lb. 4 0 0 7 1 C. Kelff, > 5 10 5 4 Wednesday a. letter was received places of the Borough, at any time, with- Mitchell, cf 3 112 0 H. Rue.' 2b. ...-...... _..... 6 6 1 < from the president of an Importing old RIordrn and James Riordan. out being muzzled. Oppenlandcr, 21). 3 0 0 12 Cashlon, If 5 1 8 2 0 Phlcrii. v -.. 8 0 0 2 X company located In New York city. Any person owning any dog? and per1- McQacken, rf. „.„, 5 0 12 0 mitting tho name to run at large after re- The importer said he had found 1 oS 6 8 27-""» Mahar, cf. c. 6 0 0 8 3 ROD AND GUN cetpt of such notice without being securely Scoro by Innings: MeGlory, 8b. 5 0 0 3 0 the note and was surprised to know muzzled as aforesaid, shall ~ upon convic- Matthewi.'ef. .«. -.-..-..-... 6 114 0 that anyone who had caused damage tion be punlahed by a fine not exceeding* Rum»on 20000100 0—8 Hlntelmann, lb...... 2 0 0 3 0 to another car, especially one unoc- twenty dollars ($20.00) or twenty days in Loni Branch 00110102 x—t Pettlt. B _...... 8 2 2 0 Tuna fishing off the Jersey coast the county jail, or both. ^Erroro—McLauehlln, Koneikl, 2, Ham-MocCnllum, lb. .... 8 0 18 0 cupied on a country road, would have 5. The Society for Prevention of Cruel- bacher, Opponlnnder. Two-baae hits— having been fairly good so far this taken the trouble to acknowledge re- ty to Animals, or Its duly authorized Sweet, McLauglilin, KonealU, Olttadino, 45 £ 8 33 14 season—the chances are it will be sponsibility. It usually happened agent, shall perform the duties of dog Reid, Buckley, Vandorveor. Three-baifl hit RED BANK. better before the season closes— that the ono responsible left the Fowler's Market catcher in place of the heretofore ap- —Clttadlno. Sacriflao—Cooke. stolen AB R H PO A >ointed dog catcher, and tho said Society baaes—McLnuBhlln, Dclt«, Mitchel. Double Scheldt, 8d 4 0 12 many fishermen have caught fish scene as quickly «s possible. _'or Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, OP play—-Brlcene to McLauehlln. Strlke-outl—- Forrar, lb. . .._ CO 0 10 2 weighing anywhere from ten to 75 its duly authorized agent, shall hold office The New York man said he had 7 BROAD STREET at the pleasure of the Mayor and Council. By Koneskl 3, by Phlpp" 8. Umpt-— — Mulli««n, ef. e...... 4 1110 pounds on rod and reel. Folk who 1 Krut«r and Duryoc. Sweel, 0. p -....._..-... 6 I 111 .1 tho bumper repaired and there was RED BANK It shall ho the duty of said dog catcher Kelly. If. ..._ _.. 4 1 I _ know tuna only through having read no charge, as the action of the Reg- PHONES g£ to take up at any time and Impound all Lenen, 2b. 5 0 0 2 2 the labels on cans frequently ask ister employee In shouldering tho dogn found by It at large without the tag Calandrlello, a . 4 hereinbefore mentioned, and el BO vagrant Red Bank Lions 0 0 2 3 what can be done with a tuna which blame made him the one who was and homeless dogs, aa well as doss found Applesatt. rf. —« 4 0 10 0 weighs In the nelghbrhood of fifty under obligation. running at large without the muzzle here- McCue, p 6 1 1 1 0 SELECTED PRIME BEEF! inbefore mentioned during the period" em- Win Golf Title or sixty pounds. Well— l>raced in any proclamation by the Mayor 40 4 8 32 10 You can bring it home, clean it, directing1 tho muzzling of dogs as provided Summary: Errori—^Relff, McGlory, Mae* Belford Personals. by the third section of thin Ordinance. It Local Club Gains Potsession of Cnllum. Kelly, Leneh, Calandriello 2. Horn* skin It and then cut off four largo aBt week Leo RlBts.n attended the TOP SIRLOIN shall also bo nald dog catcher's duty to run—Cuhlon. Strlkt out*—By Vflttit 7. filets. Naturally, from a fifty or funeral of his nephew, Anthony G. pick up all dead animals lying In the Walter Sedam Trophy, Hav by Me Cue 1 In 10 1/8 innlnsi, by Sweel streets without charge therefor. 1 In 1/8 Inning, Baaei on bulls—Off Fet- sixty-pound flsh you would then have Laurence of Waterville, New York, OR enough to feed a boys' boarding who was a state trooper and a World Every doff taken by the dog catcher ing Won Tournament for tlt 5, oft McCu* 8. ROAST 32 hall be kept sheltered, fed and kindly Three Consecutive Year*. school. Cut tho filets Into chunks war veteran. While riding a motor- CROSS RIB treated by said dog catcher at Iti own and give away all but one, which you cycle in the performance of his duties expense for a period of forty-eight hours he was hit by an automobile and he from tho time of impounding, and the The Red Bank Lions club, scoring retain for your own use. When you FANCY FRESH NEW SPRING ner of uny unregistered dog. mny wlth- Its third win In as many years, gained Singles Tourney give away fish, don't overlook the died from his Injuries. Tho autolst tha nsld forty-eight hours redeem tald permanent possession of tho Walter family In the neighborhood which drove away without being identified. ,.,j upon payment of the sum of two dol- Sedam Rolf trophy Tuesday at. the would welcome any kind of a meal. Mr. Laurence was well known In this LEGS lars ($2.00) to mild dog catcher, and said In Second Round section because of his visits here. He dog catcher shall in addition receive one annual tournament of tho stqto or- Boll tho tuna flsh ns you would dollar (fl.nn) out of every doff license ganization .at" tho Shacltamaxon coun- was 28 years of age. .The last rltoo FOWL 25Ib 22Ib fee Issued after September \, IC3fi. cod. Then servo It with cream sauce, LAMB try club nt Wcstfleld. Rains Halt Several Matches in wore attended by military honors. Any rorenn who molests or obstruct! or, after boiling it, uso It for tuna (3 to I lbs.) the dog catcher In the execution of ltd dt*- • The team that won tho stato title Local Singles and Doubles- fish salad. Some persons broil, bake Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lingo and Mr. tie« shall upon conviction bo punished by was composed of Gcorgo Olmstead, Two Second Round Singles and Mrs. Stephen Broandor were vis- a fine not exceeding ten dollars (|10.ff0). or fry tuna, but from our experience Fancy Young Hen SEA FOOD ! Fruits & Vegetables ! or ten dnya In the county Wl, or both. Jack Rohrcy, Ed Conovor and Goorge Played. with those three methods of propara- itors at Motedeconk Park Sunday. fi. All former Ordinances or parts of Bray. The four men had an aggre- tlon the fish will bo too dry. "Cowboy" Jack Woods has resumed Turkeys. BONITA )reii) White defeated Shultz and Hogan annual golf tournament at the Spring Daniel H, Refld t* petitioner ami you, Bin* woll on his way befoiti discovering anno V. I* K«eci me ]) tintifk the money obtained from the en BED BANK, N. J. 17 a<]tiltabte end Just. It's a fishing club, so it can bo Dressing PINKAPri.10 CJtKAM The object at s&M suit U to • Charity Bridge at Bunuon. trance fees. said that the flatilng has boon good Estimate* Furnl.lKMl. ptn. qts decree of dtvoro* dUioivlftf the ma 23° 38' between »u end tin.iiM t*tltfc««f, Mrs. 'Yifeorgo 8. Young of Water, recently from the club's fishing pier. Jobbing a Specialty. Phila. Cream Cheese 9c*- p«ud July U, itll, A bonaflde newspaper circulation • • • • • C M nan avcrluu, Ilurrmon, will give • —t.h» kind Th» Register has— la the Phone K. a 2160. oHtfmsft chsrlty bridge at her home Wednes- Bottom flahlng off tho Jersey coast AMEKtCAN Roquefort Spread 21c ^ aolMtor oi only kind that eounta with the ad 110 Broad Rt.rett. Nk day, AUgUpt'14, M 2:00 p, M,, foif tho la still excellent. The party boats Member ol TIMJSNTO 54-lb. pUg. 29 vertlftr. No premiums or other In 17 Old English Spread ...... 19c ** Ortliop«dl« guild ot Christ hospital, ducemintt hava ever been offered to are bringing In line catchea of croak- National Homing Guild. VJ5LVKETA rint liova can muhft • J«»ey ••our* eIrouiatlon*~A4virtliam«nt. trt. fluke and weakflah. Page Twenty-Two, RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST & 1935. AMUSEMENTS. p her newborn son and given »h»lter TB3BH ACCIDENT VICTIM. by Sebastian Sanger, a pennlleu ft Carlton Theater. young composer. She steals to Cnu* on EnglUhtown Boad Semite Asbury Park Business ColWe Two features, "The Sooudrel" "with her benefactor but runs away when la Another Death, . .. . • Kit. MM '-••• *"' Noel Coward, rioted English play- the latter becomes Infatuated with Arthur Slbberns, 21, of 218 Sher- Prepire* one for BeeroUHal and Accountancy work. All MM.^ wright, musical composer and actor, his brother's aristocratic sweetheart man avenue, Roeelle Park, died merclal subjects are taught One may BneeUMM or take a cornel. and "Dinky" with Jackie Copper will A strong dramatic climax develops Tuesday night In Freehold hospital, plets courts* be shown today and tomorrow with the death of the Infant and th< the third victim of the auto accident (Thursday and Friday) at the Carl- reconciliation ot Gemma and Sebas on me EnglJahtown-Old Bridge road INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Notice to Licensed Retailers ton theater. tianl early Monday. Day School Open* September 16 Noel Coward, one of the moat ver- Wlllard Day, nineteen, and Thoma* Night Pcnool Opens September 33 satile theatrical men in the world, MALLEN ON THE HUSTINGS. O. Gushing, seventeen, both of Th« rehool office will be open dally, beginning Sept 9, for The banks of Red Bank are voluntarily acting as agents of makes his screen debut in "The Springfield, thj two chums he was registration and interviewsws.. *°* Scoundrel,'' which was written, di- Candidate for Sheriff Tells How H driving home", were killed in the IUUr *** P""5 Bureau Ssslots all graduates to desirable the State Tax Commissioner in providing, without cost to the rected and produced by Ben Hecht Would Bun the Office. crash. State or the taxpayers, a convenient method for our retailers, who and Charles McArthiir and released Speaking before the Howard A •% • ^ EENEST I» HEAff, Frill., through Paramount. The picture tells Mallen association Friday evening I It pay* to advertise in The Register.' »U Bang* Ave. are subject to the sales tax, to file their monthly reports and pay the story of an Insolent lover who Community fire house at Leonardo their taxes. loved often, but not for long. In the Howard A Mallen, candidate for the supporting cast are Julie Haydon, nomination for sheriff on the Repub- Hope Williams, Roslla Moreno and lican ticket, replied to criticism di- This is our contribution to the State in the interests of Martha Sleeper. rected at him by a county newspa- per for his statement promising to " efficiency and economy in the public service and to the retailers Investigate anonymous complaints of our community as a service to them and for their convenience. against law breakers. Mr. Mallen Carnival of Values! said, "I am glad I do not have th low opinion of people as some ol those opposed to me have, and will The banks of Red Bank are not adminis- run down anonymous tips about law In Connection With Our Annual violators before being threatened tering the Sales Tax Act. On behalf of the Sales with Impeachment proceedings o having to be told what to do by the Tax Commissioner, we will accept sales tax re- Supreme, Court Justice in the circuit as the present Incumbent In the ports and payments of the sales tax, but we sheriff's office is doing. In general people are honest and It has been my August Shoe Sale experience that usually where then cannot give rulings nor opinions as to the appli- Is smoke there is fire. Informers might find it vory Injurious to their It's more than a Summer Clearance, it's a store wide sale, cation of the tax or the preparation of reports. life and business to have their namei made public ao almost always follow The Biggest Shoe Event in the Shore Area. Benjamin Franklin's advice abou We are not permitted to accept any sales tax reports nor keeping secrets from their enemies payment of any sales taxes for any month after the fifteenth day by not telling them to their friends, I am glad that Supreme Justice Per- of the next succeeding month skie agrees with my platform Appearing with Jackie Cooper In shown by his recent decision on the GROUP 1 "Dinky" Is Betty Jean Haney, child Monmouth county gambling racket GROUP 2 actress, who mado a hit fn. "Mary and I challenge my opponents, both Ucg. |3.00 to J7.00 Values Jane's Papa." Others in the cast in- Deinoeratlc and Republicans, to Reg. $0.50 to $8.80 Values The Merchants Trust Co. clude Mary Astor, Roger Pryor and make clear their stand on this ques Henry Armetta. The picture was tlon as I have. If county officials are produced by Warner Brothers. not even willing to investigate tips $3.90 OF RED BANK "Becky Sharp," an R. K. O.-Radlo that taxpayers are good enough to $4.90 production with Mirlatn Hopkins in send them I wouldn't consider them the title role, will bo the feature at- fit to remain on the government pay- traction on Saturday, Sunday and roll and I won't retract; and I won't | Monday. Included in the large cast retreat, and I will be heard." The Second National Bank are Frances Dee, Cedrlc Hardwicke, Henry VanDaalen, former candi- Included In these groups are styles lor active and spectator sports and a few (or evenlnj, Blllie Burke, Alison Skipworth,. Nigel date for Congress, Indorsed Mr.' Bruce, Alan Mowbray, Colin Tapley, Mallen for sheriff. Other speakers Sandals, Oxfords, Pumps and Step-ins, all White, Brown and White, all Black, Blue and Brown.' and Trust Co. OF RED BANK G. P. Huntley, Jr., and William Stack. were Edward Corbett, William Mack, The darker models are suitable for Fall wear. The picture has been filmed in Tech- Alfred Groves, Richard Curry and nicolor. William Schenck, president of the "Becky Sharp" is the screen pre- Howard Mallen organization. sentation oj the Langdon Mitchell stage play which was adapted from FASSED BAD CHECK. TABLE SPECIALS! Thackeray's famous "Vanity Fair." Becky is an obscure, little governess, Old Smoke Shop Tavern Manager •i .00 each Shoe — Q-00 a Pair who makes her first step towards so- ' Taken to Jail on Thursday. cial .prominence when she wins and marries handsome Rawdon Crawiey. Harry H. Wlnterbaum, manager of These are discontinued numbers of Famous Makes. Keg. $4.00 to $8.00 Valuea. The next day ahe finds that she could Harry's Blue Room at Shrewsbury, have married his father, Sir Pitt, and formerly the Smoke Shop tavern, re- become Lady Crawiey, but it is too cently closed hla business establish- late. Nothing daunted, sho builds up ment and has turned back his liquor an exciting career and is finally pre- license to the Shrewsbury council. He HOSIERY SPECIALS! sented at court. Her social triumph was arraigned before Justice of the was complete, but her financial am- Peace Elmer C. Walnwright last bitions had not been entislled. When Thursday afternoon on complaint of Knee High , ff Ac Reg. 85c Value a marquia which sho has cajoled, with Milton Tomllnson of Little Sliver, veiled promises, demands payment who charged Wlnterbaum with giv- Our Regular 85c Ringless Hose for his loans, love for her husband ing him a worthless cheek for $40 causes her to default. The result was on the Merchants Trust company of 69' an expose that ruined both her and Red Bank. The bank reported that her husband. Wlnterbaum had no account there. Judge Walnwright set bail at $150 for Winterbaum'B appearance before Strand Theater. the grand jury. Unable to secure "The Florentine Dagger," a Warner ball he was taken to the county jail ALBERT S. MILLER Brothers picture with Donald Woods by Constable Leon A. Bennett. and Margaret Lindsay, will be shown MONMOTJTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SHOE STORE for the last times today at the Strand theater. The film is an adaptation of One of the quickest ways to find a 18 BROAD ST., RED BANK a Clue club mystery by Ben Hecht. lob is to advertise In The Regis- The supporting cast includes C. Au- ter's Want Department—Advertise- brey Smith, Henry O'Neil, Robert ment Barrat and Charles Judels. The picture deals with the mur- der of a theatrical producer with both his daughter, who ia the star of a play In his theater, and the play- wright suspected of the crime. Two features, '"Swell Head" with Wallace Ford, Dickie Moore and Bar- bara Kent and "The Transient Lady" with Gene Raymond and Henry Hull, will be shown tomorrow (Friday) and 'Mm! Saturday. ROTECT, yourself and family Pagainst tie one public enemy which WITHOUT TlAPKinS or BELTS no law can reach.,. smooth, skiddy, ige-weakened tires! Replace them with thick, tough, U. S. Royals. V. S. Royab are unmatched for (jual- ity. Many extra miles are built into «heir safety-Bonded body and TEM- PERED RUBBER COGWHEEL iTRJEAD. E.xtxa miles that cost you not ,one cent Buy U. S. Royals at present low prices. Sec us today!

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Special! 3 Days Only—Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Eluabeth R«rgner «n —. —, in "Eicape Me Never" Have your Oil Changed! and We will GREASE YOUR CAR for «*ff< In the cast of "Swell Head," a Columbia picture, are J. Farrell Mao- Donald, Marlon Byron and Sammy using the most modern Lubricating System in Mor mouth County. Cohen. The plot is laid against the background of the baseball diamond ere, at last, is a sanitary protection thai and concerns a famous ball player who has come to believe th»t he Is H does away with pads, napkins and belts the greatest man ever to play the na- tional pasttaie. A scries of thrilling .... that brings more freedom to modern ovonts, however. 6oon Impresses him with the fallacy of his idea. women ... a new method that is completely "The Transient Lady," a. Universal picture, lo based on the Liberty mag- invisible, and so comfortable that there is azine story by Octavus lloy Cohen. Supporting Raymond and Hull Is a no consciousness of wearing a sanitary pro- cast headed by Frances Drake and Including Juno Clnyworth, Helen tection at all! ONE STOP STATION Lowell and Clark WIMamo. The story of this picture ls laid In a sleepy, little Alabama town. A wan- Physicians approve this Hygienic neW dering trio of promoters. Miss Drake Tires Repaired and Vulcanized-Brakes Adjusted and lUlwnrd Ellis and Clark Williams arrlvo In town for the purpose of method .... women everywhere who have setting up a temporary roller skafc- Relined —Battery Service — Complete Lubrication — lng rink. They run afoul of a gang adopted B-ettes agree that they are more of crooked relatives of a crooked comfortable, and permit greater personal Washing and Polishing—Tydol Gasoline and Oil- politician ana n auirdor results Tha crookn try to pin the gulli on one of Storage h^HDa^^JWeekjor Month the promoters and then the thrills daintiness than any sanitary protection ever begin. before devised. Thei feature at the Strand on Sun- •Internally worn. • • 163-169 Monmouth St. Phone 17Q9 Red Bank, N. J. day, Monday nnd Tuesday of next week will be. "Esrapo Mo Never," a wfe, efficient. United Artists release which oars I Day Service (at Railroad Station) Night Servic Elisabeth Bergner. The mipportlng ens cental,,, many „, the ptineipal* AT YOUR DRUGGISTS'; SOLD IN BOXES OF 12 AND IN HANDBAG PACKETS OF 3 of the original New York play MIBS Borgnnr has the role, of Gemma Jones, a lovable little waif H. T. Young Pharmacy Santangelo's Pharmacy found wandering about Venice with iBBOADST, ,'~ BED BANK »• MOMMOtTTH ST. J^- MB) ' RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. Page Twenly-THwi

NEW BIDS ASKED FOB, HOPE ESTATE SOU). The land of a Thousand FedirSl Funds For Work Starts On Finland Is often called "The land Often For Tlnton Foils School Work O»pa Cod Houso Belnf Constructed of a thousand lakes," but that Is on- To Be Opened Monday. ' County C.C.C. Camp On Sycamore Avenue, ly because no one has ever counted Relief Are Reduced them. To call It the land of ten or Seven blda for building an ad- Construction work has been started Part of tha former Hope estate on twenty thousand lakes would prob- New Jeriey to Receive Only $3,- lltlon of one room to the «chool- on the Civilian Conservation Corpi Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, owned ably describe It more accurately. In >ouse at Tlnton Falls were received camp, which will be located on the by Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin J. Park- scores of regions In Finland, the 000,000 a Month—Work Re- >y the Shrewsbury township board Ford property on Jerscyvllle avenue er of Shrewsbury, has been purchased lakes are the roada. If you wish to lief Project, to be Abandoned }f education at a special meeting one at Freehold, A. S. Barnhart, sUta by Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Flatow of go -to market, you go by boat If you —-Potato Conference. light last week. All were rejected administrator for the soil coneerva- New York. Their purchase contains wish to attend church, you step Into ecause they were larger than the Ion service of the Department of three acres of land on which a Cape a rowboat In your Sunday beat, and Federal authorities aorvod_ notice pproprlatlon made. Mrs. Oetft 011- Agrloulture of the Emergency Con- Cod type of house will be built trong rowera take you there. Sim- on New Jersey this week tho stats huly, tho clerk, wag Inatruced" to ad- servation Work, announced from bit Wilbur F. Dunham of Farmingdale ilarly, Finland might be called the would hereafter receive only $3,00.0,- ertise (or new bids and these will office at New Brunswick Tuesday. his the contract for the house. The land of a hundred thousand islands. Mount-Englisli Co. 000 from the federal government for is opened next Monday night at This camp has been assigned to do foundation has been started and the No one has ever counted them. I rtlht pUrpQBes. In tho pnat the stnta dght o'clock at the Tlnton Fall* soil erosion control work under th» home Is expected to be completed In uked ono man at Savonllnna how has ?«celv»d »5,OO0,OO0 to $7,000,000. ichoolhoute. direction of Dr. Llnwood L. Lee, late fall. many were In the lake there and he At the tame time tho federal of- A special election will be held at regional director of the soil conser- The aal« was effected by the Wil- answered, "As many as there are 193S ficials "Insisted" that the State Re- the echoolnouae next Wednesday vation service. liam T. Parker agency and Mr. Dun- days in the year." I asked another 1904 por(l Dealers for Thirty-One Years lief i Administration immediately vening from Bovcn until nine o'clock. Lumber la now on the ground and at Sortavala on Lake Ladoga and he •bafldon all Its work-relief projects. Two propositions will be submit ted First Lieutenant Robert C. Willlam« answered, "A hundred that have Qov«rnor Hoffman assorted that un- for approval. One is to transfer $462 of tho Second Corps area will be In names, a hundred with no names, Itta the federal government Immc- 'rom tho current expense account to charge of construction. Barracki Patients At The and a hundred that only come above dlaUly provided Johs for tho men he capital outlay account and the will be built, to house 200 enrollees water a few weeks a year." All of \ Cor. Maple Ave. and Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. thud, thrown out of .work, tho ar- ther Is to transfer $600 from the re- Riverview Hospital this makes Finland an Ideal tourist pairs and replacements account to nnd camp supervisors and It 1B hoped rangement would bo "entirely out of that they will bo ready to receive Mr. and Mra. Samuel McKulchyk land If you want a romantic water line" with promises made him by the capital outlay account." The holiday, I saw the land flr&t from an money transferred will be 'used to men within the next five or six of Middletown are the parents of a aeroplane, and It looked as though Phone 176. Harry L. Hopkins, federal relief ad- help pay for tho addition to the weeks daughter born last week at the hos- ministrator. BChoolhouse. Tho Monmouth county camp le pital. he Creator had bespnngled the vel- | "Mr. Hopkins stated," the gover- ono of New Jersey's three CCC Mra. Lewis Liming of Lincoln ave- vet flr lands with silver. No other See Other Ford Advertisement on Page 24. I Borirecalled. "that the federal allot- amps detailed for soil conservation nue, Highlands, was admitted last land in Europe has beauty of this : merit for .emergency rollef would kind so lavishly displayed. It Is the work One will be located at Ailer- week as a Biirglcal patient. Lake District of the continent. only be reduced In a way coramen- Two Hundred Start tpn In Hunterdon county and the Peter Heblow of Mlddletown was i surato with tho reduction in tha other will be on the Camp Dlx reser- ' nuniber of relief clients. Mr. Hop- reated Monday for lacerations of Red Cross Meeting. 1 Play In State Open vation near Wrlghtntown In Burling- his scalp and abrasion of Ilia right kins estimated that by Novomber 30 ton county. side, back and chest. The annual meeting of the Red th» works program would bo so far Bank branch of the Monmouth coun- Play for the $400 purse and cham- "Enrollees, under the supervision Paul Maxwell of Union Beach on ty chapter of the Bed Cross will be advanced that the state's require- pionship medal for the fifteenth an- of technicians of the soil conserva- Tuesday was treated for a fractured ments for relief purposes could be nual etate open championship of tho tion service, will assist In carrying left arm which he suffered when he held at the chapter headquarters. at reduced to $1,600,000 a month. Ho New Jersey Btato golf association got out a co-ordinated attack on soil fell while at play, 10-B Monmouth street next Wednes- Special at isld. the federal government would underway with more than 200 entries erosion," Mr. Barnhart says. "They Patty Lew Williams of West Ber- day afternoon at three o'clock. All continue to make direct grants for this morning at the Monmouth Coun- will work on private lands whore gen place was treated Tuesday for persons Interested In the Red Cross relief in the event tho works pro- ty Country club, Eatontown. Tho control assistance has been asked, a dog bite on the left leg. are welcome to attend. Mra. Herbert grtih was not carried out as eched- other prize money will be $176 for and where farmers have agreed to Stanley Kollack of Westslde ave- W. Hill la chairman of the branch. A & P MARKETS second, $125 for third, $100 for fourth, carry on with cultural and agron- nue was treated Tuesday after get- Meanwhlle tho state's share of ro- ;75 for fifth, $50 for sixth, $10 for omic practices. The boys will help ting lye in his right eye. : Bridge-Luncheon at Boat Club. llef jcoats, $2,000,000 a month, remains seventh, $30 for eighth, $25 for ninth, build check dams, diversion ditches Tho ladles' auxiliary of the Play- unajtered. Tho state's share la being $20 for tenth, $15 for eleventh and and other gully control devloes; they FAIR AT LEONARDO. ers Boat club of Fair Haven will raised by sales taxes. $10 for twelfth. Amateurs entitled will assist In the construction of ter- hold a bridge-luncheon Tuesday, Au- AJfew hours before tho federal re- to prizes will receive suitable tro- race outlets and In the reforesting Annual Event Held by the Firemen gust 20, at 1:00 P. M. at the club- duction was announced, former State phies. and reseeding of slopes too steep for Was Very Successful. house. The committee In charge Senator Emerson L. Richards of At- Craig Wood, professional of the safe cultivation. consistB of Mrs. Frank Marcksteln, lantic City, unsuccessful candidate Hollywood golf club, will defend his Within the next two weeks ECW The members of the Brevent Park Miss Marguerite Planltz and Mrs. for i the Republican gubernatorial title won last year, while mnr.h oppo- and soil conservation men will begin and Leonardo ilre company are Joseph Hennessey. sition will be offered by Victor Ghezzi pleased over the results or their fair nomination last year, charged Hoff- having meetings In communities which closed Saturday night. The man had failed to uso tho "power of Deal, who yesterday afternoon In within working distance of the Anthony Webber Bock Home. a four-hole play-off with his partner, exact amount cleared Is not yet and. prestige"'Of his omco to proteijt camps to form soil conservation as- known, but It Is certain that it will Anthony Webber of Linden place, agajnat what ho doscrlbcd as "unfair Dr, H, V. Garrlty, lost the pro-ama- sociations of farmers who are In. These broilers and fryers are ideal for warm weather menus. discrimination" by tho federal rollef teur tournament; Johnny Kinder of compare favorably with previous who has been In the contracting bus- Jumping Brook, the present P. G. A. terestcd in preventing further lrro- years. Ihe chief prize winners and iness the past fifteen years, being a They're all milk-fed — young — and exceptionally tender. authorities against Now Jersey. placable losses of topsoil and fer- their awards wero Walter Maira a Richards stated In an open letter champion; S. Ashton Clark and By- former employee of the S. S. Thomp- Available in sizes up to 3/4 lbs.: ron Nelson of Rklgewood, Clarence tility." twenty-inch motor boat; Jeanetto son company, returned recently af- to ijoffman there was no Justification Fach camp will bo In charge of a Bennett a largo doll, George Kovcl- forrNew Jersey bolng roqnlred to lark of Forest Hills, Herbert Gas- ter having been In Miami Beach, San kill of Monmouth County Country Hupiieiinlendent.and a technical staff sky an electric lamp, Louis Morlgold Francisco, San Antonio and Chicago contribute $2,000,000 a month' or 2f.2 composed of a foroster, an agrono- a bedspread, Mrs. Martin Isaaksen a as a steel worker for the American wrfcent of Its relief costs, while as- club, Tommy Harmon of Montclalr, mist and an agricultural engineer. toilet »et, James A. Grodeska sur- LEGS OF SPRING LAMB , ieBiments against other states aver- Jack Forrester of Oradell, Harold Steel Corporation. Sanderson of Canoe Brook, Clarence Each camp will also be asBigne4 four prise package, Mrs. Benjamin Haul- e aged only "13.2 per cent." The former Hackney of Atlantic City, three tlmOB sub-foremen to direct the work un- bosky table cloth,' Robert Guttorm- Peaches and Cards. Loin Lamb Chops . . ib. 39< Fresh Fillet COD AND HADDOCK ib.l9 aenitof reiterated that if Administra- winner of the state title; Bill Mal- der supervision of the technical staff sen ball, bat and glove, Harry Pat- The Tinton Falls fire company will tor! Hopkins had modified his de- nd a mechanic to keep trucks and terson bon-bon dish, and Bart Sulli- hold a peach festival and a card Frankfurters & BOLOGNA^. 29= Fresh Mackerel FANCY"ib, 9c mands "within reason," there would colm of Essex county, and Johnny van $10. _ _ J Farrell of Baltusrol, former national tools in order. , and bunco party Thursday evening, have beerf "no reason for tho sales open champion. Tho work of the technical foremen August 15, at tho flro house. Danc- taxi' , Tho championship play will com- will be co-ordinated through the fol- WINS COLLEGE DISTINCTION. ing will follow. Tho festivities will "the question now, governor, con- prise 72 holeB of medal play, eighteen lowing state ECW technicians: Her- begin at seven o'clock. cluded Hlehards's letter, "Is what are holes being played on Thursday and bert J. Haths, agricultural engineer; A Gold Medal Awarded to Joseph • m i m WEEK-END LIQUOR SPECIALS! yolll going to do about it? Are you Friday, respectively. Only those Eyard Carmean, agronomist, and Thropo of New Monmouth. Communion Service at HolmdeL iota* to persist In collecting pennies competitors whose scores at the fin- John Bankor, forestor. Thooo m«n Joooph Thorpe, who lives on Tin- from the people of New Jersey for ish of the 36 holes como within the will work In close co-operation with dall road, near New Monmouth, re- Communion services were held Red Crown Gin . . . . . m«, 99c bread and meat In order to meet an first fifty places, Including ties, will the soil conservation service and ex- ceived word a few days ago from Sundav in the Reformed church unconscionable bargain, or aro you bo allowed to continue In the tourna- tension service, and the Now Jersey Fordham college whero ho Is a Next Sunday the church will be Jamaica Estates Rum . . . firth 2.49 golSe to take time off from review- ment on Saturday, which will be con- Agricultural Experiment station, Bophomorc, that because of his ex- closed. A cake sale will be held Sat- injc baby parades and save Now J cluded at 36 holes. Rutgers university. cellent record he had been selected urday, August 31. as an honor student. He made the Widmere Wines . . . . 3 for 1.00 »ey a few million dollars? You may Card of Thanhs. ne»d It after November 1, when ro- FIRST HAT IN THE RING. second highest standing in his class We take this opportunity of ex- mrstopB and the Roosevelt works Autoist Fined $44 and he was called to the college, pressing our deepest and most heart- program has not started." where he was presented with a gold felt thanks to all those who extended Republican leaders have.gvonup On Two Charges James E. C. Layton of Llncroft Files medal In the form of a key. 1 their great kindness and sympathy hope for a peaceful primary In Som- Nominating Petition. Mr. Thorpe Is a son of Mrs. Mary In our recent bereavement caused by tcrftter, and BO this week they will Automobiles owned by Walter J. James E. C Layton of Llncroft Reddlngton Thorpe and the late John the death of our daughter and sister. Flower of Navosink and Mrs. Helen has filed a petition to become a Thorpe. Ho graduated from St. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Quast, FANCY FRESH CREAMERY direct their energy toward bringing J. Shea of Highlands collided Satur- Mrs. Earl Moreno, abaut harmony at tho general cloc- Democratic candidate for township James's high school at Red Bank In Mra. Joseph Shea, Made from pasteurized creams IL t!6n in November. day at the corner of Monmouth ave- eommltteeman of Mlddletown town- 1933 as valedictorian. He Is taking Miss Emma Quast. nue and Sears avenue at Naveslnk. ship. This Is his first venture Into a pre-medical course at Fordham —Advertisement. 27 Henry W Jeffors, chairman or tno BUTTER With Mra. Shoa wcro Mra. John'Ha- ,tate commltteo; Governor Hoffman tho field of politics. Lincroft has had college. vone of Navealnk and Miss Emma no representative on the township and United States Senator W. War- Quast of Highlands. All three wom- $8,000 BUNGALOW FIRE. tARGE SEtECTED ren Barbour will meet w h Bepub- en wero Injured and they required committee for a number of years, WANT ADVERTISEMENTS, llcan leaders at tho Llttlo White and Mr. Layton's friends expect him Fine quality . the services of a doctor. Both cars to poll a big vote In that section. Ho Frank Chlnantello's Home at Fair Too Late For Classification. doz. House at Sea Girt at the end o tho •wcro damaged. Mr. Flower was not Haven Badly Damaged. 31 Is tho first candidate to fllo a pe- SEVEN bentwood choirs {1.25 each, thtM. EGGS week to discuss minutely tho altua- hurt and immediately after the col picco wicker set $7.00, hall chnir 14.50 Zln b?aaoh county. The county lialon ho got out of his car and went tition. Two committoemen are to be A bungalow on Third street. Fair GRANDMOTHER'S O( elected and it has not yet been de- two ofiico arm chairs $5.00, Italian ma- delegations will be lnterv owed sepa- to his houso. Haven, occupied by Frank Chlantollo, hogany dnvonport table {7.00, three-burn- BREAD Standard 18 oz. Loaf rately by the triumvirate, and on cided who Mr. Layton's running was guttod by fire Monday night. er smooth top gaa stove 17.00, India Sliced Wheat A charg-o of reckless driving and mate will be Some time ago a com- bronze floor lamps, large wall plaque, din- Saiortay night tho state committee of leaving the scene of tho accident The fire was discovered about half- lnK room suite, gatclc? table, velour Mild and 1 Ib. will attempt to co-ordinate county was made against Mr. Flower. Po- mltteo of Democrats was appointed past ten o'clock by Robert Pettlgrew, drapes. Stniubcrry Thrllt Shop, Wilson to call upon Edwin L. Beekman of Sr., who lives nearby, and he turned enue. Port Monmouth. near flre house.* VJ WIOG Mellow Coffee pkgs. liceman William Fix wont to Mr. Middletown village and ask him to FOR RENT, alx-room houee, all improvr Ke\l*ly seatB In the assembly Flower's house to arrest him, but the In the alarm Tho firemen reached merits: two-car garage; 22 Washington and eight of tho 21 In tho senate will man refused' to como outside. Mr becomo a candidate. They have boon tho scene In a few minutes, but tho itreet; $25 per month. A. I* Ivins, WHITE M tall ™ filled at the November election Fix then got a warrant to search the unable to persuade him to do so. Wil- Barnes had gained considerable head- iKent, phono Red Bank 676-J. HOUSE Hi cans and the governor ia anxious to have houso and the arrest was made. liam R. Taylor of Port Monmouth way and the entire first floor was MAN, with sidesman collection or chain Evaporated Milk 23° a Repubflcan legislature to support will be tho Democratic candidate for ablaze. Efficient work by toh fire- store experience, for local work: light Mr. Flower had a hearing yester- road supervisor. jar desirable. Heat references required sq. him during his second year of offleo. day afternoon before Recorder Louis men saved the place from total de- Suite aalnry expected and if now em- The Republicans need-win only three H. Mceso of Belford. He was lined It Is expected that Edward H. Mor- struction. Tho Chlantello family ployed. G. F. Fuller, 1ST Church street Asparagus Tips DEL MONTE can 21° of the eight senate vacancies torc- were out at the time. Firemen place New BrunBWick. $25 and coats on tho charge of reck- ford of Fair View and Victor Gro* FORD. 25-passenBor bua. with shatter- l ntl in that body, but their less driving and $15 and costs on the singer of Mlddletown village will bo the damage at $3,000. Domentrlo Ser- proof glass throughout; perfect condi- charge of leaving tho scone of the tho candidates for re-election as rano of New York Is tho owner of the tion. Weinmann'a Garage, Inc., 4 Barnes Spinach DEL MONTE cans accident, amounting altogether to township commltteemen on the Ee- property. street. Trenton. N. J.. phone 8191. SrtMwas only uuci tn»<* "*- S 5'M. The fines wero paid. Mr. Flow- APARTMENT, two pleasant furnished tublican ticket. Thomas B. Day of housekeeping rooms for rent; best lo- believe they havo a chance to gain er said that he did not drivo reck- East Keansburg, Republican, will VERDICT FOR INJURIES. cation. Adults preferred. Inquire X27 ^Although the sales tax wu passed lessly and that his reason for going run for re-election as township road Hun*nn avenue, Red Rnnk Libby's Veal Loaf 2 tins In the assembly by a coalition of home after the collision was becauao supervisor. Damages of $1,600 Awarded to Ur- FIVE-ROOM bungalow on Madison ave- Democrat, and Republicans, leaders rain was falling and he did not want ban Hancock of Port Monmouth. nue for rent, all Improvements; garage 12 oz. to get wet. _ $30 per month. Inquire G2 South atrcet bot. of b6th parties agree tho tax will bo CHURCH SOCIABLE. A suit brought by Urban Hancock call Red Bunk 44C-M. ANN PAGE BRAND ar. Issue in both tho prlmar e and of Port Monmouth against tho Shef- YOU SALE, seven-room houso, convenient- the general election. The Sales Tax FIASII-XIGIITNING REUNION. Forty-four members of the Eaton- ly located. For * particulars call at 2 Repeal association has announces n town Methodist church congregation field Farms company was tried at Broad atreot. Red Bank.* World war veterans of the 78th, or wero present at a social gathering Freehold last weok as tho result of ORIENTAL RUr, for aale, sits 24.6x12 -AKOBRAND will campaign for election Lightning division, will hold their an accident last September. At tho Crab Meat sales tax candidates. held lost night at the homo of Mrs. feet; will sacrifice. O. W. Mason, Syca- annual reunion tomorrow, Saturday Howard Shopp of Tinton avenue, time Mr, Hancock was driving an Ice more avenue nnd HuUnnwood Park Governor Hoffman nnd tl.._ - and Sunday nt Camp Dlx. A number truck at Port Monmouth on what Is Shrewsbury, phono Red Hunk 1220-W.* Eatontown. Fourteen dollars wero FOR SALE, litiick car, excellent condition nor of New York, Herbert H. Leh- of residents of Red Bank.and vicin- cleared. commonly known as "the Main Scot Tissue . . 3 roll. 19' man, havo agreed to co-operate In a ity wcro members of this division and stroet extension." The truck was hit Phono 608, Red Bank. movement to atablllzo tho price of Tho outside lawn was decorated It Is expected that this section will be with various colored lights. Gam«s by a milk delivery car owned by tho NOTICE, potatoes grown In tho two states largely represented at the event. It Sheffield company and Mr. Hancocl Take notice that Charles II. Wllllarai 2) 11 V © i ls# U S B For easy dish washing pkgs. Mm& Agricultural departments of both was at Cnmp Dlx that tho 78th vet- were played and refreshments were Inteiiiffl lo apply to the Mayor and Coun served during tho evening. Mrs. was Injured, The outcome of tho ell i.f tho Hui-ouirh of Red Bank for a SUM. say good weather lms res t«l erans received the rudiments of their trial wag a verdict of $1,500 In favor PUrinry Ret nil Consumption licenne fo In a bumpor crop of lino potatoes overseas training, and It la largely Shopp was In charge of the affair of Mr. Hancock, who was represent- promises situated at 103 West Bergen that aro selllnK at disastrously low bncaime of sontimont engendered by and was assisted by Mrs. Wallace ed by John J. Qulnn, place, Red Hank. • "CIBr^f «IOOP A soap for all the family ^J cakes |V this fact that all of their reunions Chnsey, Mrs, Vcrna Frazler, Mrs. Ar- Objections, if any, should be made !m prices. New, Jersey fnrmera have thur Whltflcld, Mrs. Harry DennlB, nictliiitcly in writing to Amy E. Shlnn, b*en receiving as low as sixty cents havo been hold there since thoy Miss Isabello Kenna, Miss Mary Den- Itnrmiuh Clerk of, thts Borough of Hed for 100 pounds. formed thoir association. Symbolic SIL.VEB WEDDING. Unuk. of lightning, they Issue weekly, nis nnd Oliver Dennis. (Sinned) through the co-oporatlon of the Lam- Mr. and Mm. Ocorgo Harm Married CHARLES H. WILLIAMS. JR. SALE OF RIVEH rnorEivrv. bcrtvlllo Beacon, a publication known TWO-FAMILY HOUSE SOLD. 25 Years. Chancery 7/364 Twa deligkfd pwsk fmits us "Tho Flash." Tho two-family houso at 24-28 Roc- SHERIFFS SALE. New York Manufacturer "uys The Mr. and Mrs. George Harm of Fair Hy vlrtuo of a writ of fl> fa, to me dl Ebersburger Pliicc. lor place, Red Bank, has been bough Haven road,, Fair Haven, colcbrato'l rci tedi indued out of tho Court of Chnn fST SPECIRL SHLE PRICES! W. W. Kennedy Seriously III. as an Investment by Mrs. Margaro their 25th wedding anniversary on eery of tho Stnte of Now Jersey, will bi The country estate owned by Mrs W. W. Kennedy, founder of tho Newman, who occupies an adjoining Thursday. A dinner was given in c.M'o.tud to sale at public vcuduc on Luscious, juice-laden oranges and large-size, fully ripened bananas—two health- Lillian Ebersbcrgcr at tho corner of Kennedy florist business, Is seriously property. It was owned by tho os their honor at tho Virginia Tea room TUESDAY, THE ;trd DAY OF SEPTEM Newman Bprlngn road and Hanco Hi at his homo on Harding road, BEK, 1D35. ful and delicious fruits that offer just dozens of summertime menu possibilities. tato of Elizabeth R. Walling and thi at Asbury Park. Afterward tho tmlv.-cfjn the houra of \'l :00 o'clock ant1 road, In Shrewsbury township, nna and llttlo hope 1B held for his re- snlo was made by G. Howard Llp- party attended the theater. Tho f.:fi(i o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Dayllsh covery. Hn has been confined to ^mvinif Time) In ths afternoon of lai CALIFORNIA VALENCIA - MED. SIZE been bought by Max Oscnr, a silk plncott. Tho houso Is on the ea« guests woro Miss Marlon Harm and day, at tho Court House, In the Horoutfh hoslety manufacturer nt Now Yorlc tho bed thn past three weeks Mr. nldo of tho street nnd tho lot Is 55xl5C Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jacobs of Fair of I'ichoM, County of Monmouth, Now who In now oocupylng It. Tho prop- Kpnnody, who was 82 years old las feet. Mrs. Nowman will havo thi Haven and Nool Lartaud of rtoil Jeit'Cy, to uatlafy a decree of auk! court erty Is one of tho show places of thin Februnry, v/na tho originator of the nmminUtiK to in>itioxitnMcly '$20,350,00, houno remodeled and tho ground) Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Harm received Alt thai certain tract or parrel of lnm section. It has frontages of 200 feet Dahlia IHllto, tho largest dahlia Improved. _ many anniversary gifts. xitu;it<\ lylntf and being In the Iloroiigh o: on Newman Sprlnga rood, 300 feet bloom over produced. He Is a char- l'tid Unnk, In the County of Monmouth nn< on Hancs road and 300 foot on Swim ter member of the Monmouth County jUnie of New Jersey. mlng river. It comprises about three Apartments Rented, liKdlNNINd at a pipe net on the cost ORfMGES ID 25 Horticultural socloty. Patrick F. Kennedy has opened a Coming I'ubllo Snlo, oily ftdo ot Prospect Avenue In the lin and one-half acres. — «-*-<» i>f land of one Low, which point in n|n rnnl cstuto ofllco and a two-chair Deputy Sheriff Gcorgo H. Roberta mm hundred twcrity-flvn feet itouthcastevl LARGE SIZE GOLDEN YELLOW Mra. Eberaburpnr hought tho tm Condon—Wnlnli. barber Bhop In the houso on Mon haa been engaged to cry tho public ft.mi (i monument .Bet at tho Internectloi tate In 1931 from Mrs. William Hock Miss Margaret Condon of Rlvor mouth street, whero tho Inte Dr. P. uala to bo hold by Mrs. Blanco Mel- of Vi ofipect Avenue and John .Street ithenci man anil «he had many Improve- nnmliiK (1) north sixty-two degrees thlrt; Pin™, dniiRhtsr of Mr, nnd Mrs. P. Rafforty had hla omco. He hai ville on tho proTHl«en at 40 Firnt nve- inliuitiMi cunt nlunK tho line of land now o ments made to the house nnd Jamas Condon, and John Wnlsh, eon rented apartments in the building hue, Atlantic Highlands, Saturday af- funnorly of Low throe hundred feet to grounds. Much lnndncapo work wns monument! thonro (2) nouth twenty-sevt of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \Val«h o ternoon, August 24 nt ono o'clock. 1 done and tho spacious lawns are at- on Monmouth street owned by th (IcKn'i^ euftt one hundred fifty-four fee Mnnlnt'own, wero married yostcrdoy Red Bank Building and Loan asso Listed for sa]« Is a quantity of an- uiu! Kuvenly-fivo hundredth* of a foot t tractive with shndo tree*, shrubbery attorn "nn. at five o'clock nt St. ciation to Mrs. Charles Norman tique and modern furnlturn conalnt- ii plpn net for a corner; thence (a) emit polls and miniature bridges. The Janina's church by Rev. Joseph J. •iKty-twii lioKieoH thirty minute? wasi Bnnnnns 3-13 residence has ten rooms ana modern James Calvcr, Mrs, Grace Dean an. Ing of oil airs, tables, beds, china nnd thieo hundred foet to a pipe net In th Donnelly, assistant rector, Tho at- Mrs. Kerman. glassware as welt ait odd piccn«. ciiMei \y line of Troapect Av»nue; thenc Improvements. Thorn l« nlio a two tendants woro Mis:: Margaret Hull o (1) dinnK tho easterly line of rrospct Ave car garage and another amnll build nue north twenty-nevtm degree* want on U. S. NO. 1 GRADE Ing. The snle was made by G. How- Iluni«on and John Kearney of Mor hum)red fifty-four feet and seventy-flv rlstown. _ _ Two Rumson Home* Rented. Give* Birth To Son. luinditdtha of B, foot It) tliB first men- 1935 Jersey crop ard Llpplncott. Henry LaClalr'a bungalow on tii Mra. Walter r. Gaul of Eatontown tinned pip* »n Phone Red Bank 1746 for literature San Francisco and Yoscmite Nationa All Saints' Episcopal church at Ston< land. Harm. Miss Ethel Labusohr of the op«n dsllj except Sundayi and Mra. Jr-A,--Hughe*. !« spending a leg*l holidays, from 1:80 to l-M and reservations. All tickts Bold at Park. Mr. Houston had been In Church, officiating. Burial, In charg* Mrs, Belle Gold Gross will act as Bronx has returned home after a !ho fomimjiicH' published rates. I of the Worden funeral home, w»s mistress of ceremonies ak> the ama two weeks' visit with Miss Marlon week with friends at West Hemp^ ["(, Tueidari and FHdsy». 7:80 nhould nj>i>rcrlnte your inquiries nnd poor health many years, but there stead, Long Island, to 8:80 P. M. be pliid to Bslst you with your va- was'no Indication that the end was reenwood cemetery at Brooklyn. teur night performance at Atlantic Harm. Dorine July and Awust the Sunday cation plans. near. Alias Irving had made her sumane: theater at Atlantic Highlands tomor- Mlsa Marian Kanoy has returned Evening Service will be omitted. row night. Mrs. Cross and Jack Mra. Frances Landau, Mlsa May home from ft visit to Mrs. Gavin Mr. Houston retired from army ser- home at Locust all her life. She wai McNamara, the manager of the the- Landau and Mrs. Elizabeth McHugh vice at Fort Monmouth in 1828, go born at New York and was the of New York are spending the sum- Stobo of Allentown, Pennsylvania. daughter of the late James and Eliz- ater, were formerly associate /per- Mies Gladys Graver has resumed ing at that time to San Diego in the formers for a theatrical company. mer with Mra W. J. Mills of Minton her duties as a student nurse at hope that the change of clim?/.' abeth Greacen Irving', She < Is .sur. -»-«.«- ane. Mrs. E. J. Hanrahan of New would prolong his life, Ho spent vlv'ed by three sisters, MHJ. Mar- York Was a gUoStof MfK Mills the Christ hospital at Jenjey City MMr most of his time in raising flowers fruerite ttoop of Buffalo, Mlea Maude past week, a three-Weeks' vacation, 60 Head real Guernseys, HolaUIn Dahlias were hi3 specialty and ho Irving of locust and Miss Alys Irv Little Silver News and Jersey Dairy Cows alwayg on A blow-out Friday on a Chrysler hand. Fresh and close springer*. produced many outstanding blooms Ing of New York. . Police Cars Back In Service, Which took awards wherever they (list Bed fimrtk Register can be bought coupe driven by Mra. William B. Guaranteed tuberculin retest fuliy In Littla Silver «t the Union News Stand Mcoker of AUititio Highlands caused The police cars at Long Branch accredited cows. Always have plen- were displayed. Ivlns Davis '" at the depot and at George QaaekenbaiVs centra} etor*.) the driver to lose control of the car were put back in service Tuesday ty horses on hand, mated teams and The funeral was held at a chape! of West Bergen place died last Sun and it ran into a tree on the Covert night after being out of commission singles ready for any work. Any*, and it was conducted by Rev. Wal- day night In the State hospital a The Wenonah missionary society er S. Dunn, a friend and nelshbor property on River road. Mr. Meeker, for a week. At a meeting of the com- thing sold on commission. E*- Marlboro. He was 68 years old. will hold a beach party tomorrow who was also In the car, suffered missioners Tuesday afternoon, ar- charigea made. Private sales dally. for Fevon yeara. The interment w Mr, Davis was employed as a ma- night at Deal. Supper will be in Fort Rnsecrans national cemetery Injuries to his shoulder. The car rangements were made to restore the son's helper. He was born at Phila- served at half-past six o'clock and was badly damaged, cars to service. Th#y had been laid JACOB ZLOTKTN & SON with full military honors, urjder the delphia and was tho son of tho late afterward there will be a shor( bus- up- because the appropriation for Phones i n«s, 380—Stable* 056 uspico:; of Gordon M. Dawwbri post iness session. Marlon Cameron, daughter of Mr. f Veterans of. Foreign Wars. The Hutchlnson and Jane Davis. Ho had and Mrs. Robert Cameron, celebrated their upkeen had become exhausted. Freehold, N. 3, espect und esteem in which Mr. resided at Red Bank for a number Mrs, Leon Davlson was taken to her ninth birthday with a party on •Houston was held was shown by of years. Surviving are a son, Keyal Fitkin Memorial hospital Tuesday Motor Equipment Davis of Elizabeth, and two daugh 'or an operation. Monday afternoon. Games and other nany beautiful floral offerings from Mrs, Emerson Quackenbush and pastimes wore enjoyed. Onb of the is many friends and associates. He ters, Mrs. Edward Bennett ol features was a balloon shower with We have just added to our motor equip- ; survived by his willow, who he- Shrewsbury and Mrs. Fred Ermldy children spent Tuesday with Mrs. •t Irvington. ~ Louise Morris of Farmingdale. wo prize ballons In the group. The ment o now Packard Funeral Coach. With ore hcv marringc to him was Miss Mrs. Madeline Wllby and Mlsa winners were Virginia Conover and Seaboard-FUEL OIL-Service ,ydia Thompson of Llncroft. Tho funeral waa held yesterday af- oan Harvey. Others present were this car, with Its dignified simplicity, we ;ernoon at the convenience of the Marie Wllby are on a motor trip to 4 Cape Cod. Dorothy Little, Natalie Parker, Lola 'amily at tho Worden funeral home feel that our motor equipment Is second to Mrs. Clemen Smith Mrs. Lawrence Seibert entertained Davison, Patsy Calllnan, Audrey Caf- urlal was In Fair View cemetery. fel, Margaret Cameron, Robert Cam- none In this section. t Westsltle avenue, died suddenly her bridge club Tuesday afternoon, William Davison has returned iron, Aubrey Cameron, * Norman j yesterday afternoon in Monmouth Mrs. Catherine Kelly, Memorial hospital of cerebral hemor- from a visit with relatives at Brook- ameron, Arthur ChrlBtenson, Frank Are You All Set We Furnish National Caskets hago after being .stricken a few hours ^idow of Thomas Kelly, died Satur- lyn. Trafford, Charles Alias, Jr., Junior previously. She was 55 years old. ay night at her homo at Brooklyn, Miss Mildred Moore la having a 'rafford, Ann Marie Trafford, George Mrs. Smith was born at Granites- ho was 70 years old and waa well two weeks' vacation from her duties Curchln and Lois England. ville, Now York, and was the daugh- nown In Red Bank, having lived n tho Prudential ofllce at Red Bank. Mrs. Marlon Cameron haa returned For the Winter? ter of the late Calvin and Mary Flem- era before her marriage, She waa St. John's guild will meet noxt io her home in OU City, Pennsyl- ming Smith. Her husband, Clarence , cousin of Mrs. John McNeil, Sr., Tuesday afternoon at the home of vania,.after a three weeks' visit with Smith, died several years ago. With f Bridge avenue. Surviving- is a Mrs. John Lippincott her son, Robert A. Cameron. Mr. * Have you signed and her family she mbved to Red Bank laughter, Miss Mae Kelly of Brook- Mrs. Fred Ayres and Mrs. Vander- and Mrs, R. M. Wilson of Union FUNERAL DIRECTORS fsoven ypar.q ago from New Bedford, eer Lovett are in "charge of the llty were recent guests of Mr. and mailed your Fuel Oil Frederic K. Adams, Mgr. Massachusetts. The funeral waa held yesterday altar docoratlons at St. John's cha- Mrs. Cameron. Mrs. Smith is survived by twelve morning at St. Theresa's church at el for August. Missos Burton and Alice Wlielan Contract? TELEPHONE 226 children, Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, Mrs. Brooklyn, with a solemn high mass Miss Eufronzyno Langlcy and her Elizabeth spent last week with 135 Front St. Red Bank, N. J. Anna Krkstrom am! Clarence, Ray- of requiem. Burial was in St, John's ister, Mrs. Rose Ingram of Green- heir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. mond, Robert and Richard Smith, all cemetery on I^ong Island, wich, Connecticut, spent Sunday Daniel Allaire. * It is your protection of Rod Bank; Holland Smith of Fair looking over Miss Langley'a proper- Mrs. Roy Eosenborg and children against sharp price in- Haven, Chester ,T. Smith of Eaton- Mrs, Emily B. Goeller, ly at Little Silver Point town. Mrs. Gertrude Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grifflng mo- aro spending a week at Corona, Miss Irene Smith of New Bedford, aged 82 years, died Tuesday at her ored to Nowburjr, New York, Sat- Long Island. creases. Miss Francos Smith of Norwalk, Con- summer home on Ocean avonue at urday. Mr. drifting returned Sun- Benjamin A, Brown of Now York, necticut, and Lewis Smith, who lives Sea Brijrht. She bad been falling in day, but his wife will remain there a former resident of this place, was in Vermont. health for several months. Her hus- 'or a week. a visitor hero last week. Funeral arrangements, In charge band, Charles Goeller, died several Mrs. Roiston Waterbury and Miss Betty Minton of Bolford has re- of the Worden funeral home, have ears aj;o. Graco Getty are back from a cruise urned home after a visit with her not yet been completed. The funeral will be held tomorrow to the West Indies. trandmothor, Mrs. George Minton. it her New York home. Mrs. Richard K. Fox is a Sara- Tho Sons and Daughters of Lib- Seaboard Ice Co. oga, New York, visitor for a fow Miss Anna H. Quast, rty lodge will entertain the Past lays. Councillors' association of tho coun- Phone Red Bank 248 daughter of August and Margaret Leonardo News. Mrs. Susan Cunningham' of Brook- y on the lodge's oleventh annlvers- Quast of Navosinlt avenue, High- n has been visiting her cousin, ry on September 17. The next lands, diod Friday after an illness of (The itod Bank Beg-Uter can be bought Mrs. Delia Howland of Branch ave- meeting of the Fair Haven lodgo will in Leonardo tit tho store* of WUI!am May- ue. several months. She was 32 yeara va, Wllliara SbeDBon and Albert Jere- bo held Tuesday night, August 20. old. .Beside.H her parents she is sur- aina.) vived by three sisters, Mrs. Earl To Every Call Norman Burdgo has returned to Morso and Miss Kmma Quast of is work at Harrison after spending 'ort Monmouth News. Our personal and interested at- Highlands, and Mrs. Joseph Shea of Fort Hancock. a two-weeks vacation at hlB home. (Tho R«d Bank Register can be.bouifET tention is given to EVERY call— Mrs. FranciB Goertner will leave Port Monmoutb at tbe stores of Charlei and not only to those families Miss Quast was engaged to John .oday for Washington, where she will ererj and Salvadore Scontione and from Hahn of Fort Hancock and had spend a week. Charles LJeblmuser.) who have the means and the de- filannpd to be mailed in the fall. She Miss Helen Ruhnke returned home Mrs. Cornelia Hillyer has been vis- sire to spend an imposing amount waa a member of Twinltght council rom a vacation at Liberty, New ing friends at Old Bridge. fof1 services. of the Sons and Daughters of Lib- York. Mrs. John E. Bennett spent part erty lodge and a member of the Mrs. Joseph Bets has resumed her if last week with Mrs. Robert Rltter This is a feature of Worden Girls' Friendly society of St An- work after a vacation at her home of if South Ambopr. IS&cKelvey's drew's Episcopal church,. • service which is much appreciated two weeks. Mrs. Benjamin Dennis and Mrs. The funeral was held Monday af- Miss Fuhrmann is visiting friends William Mallett were visitors at La- by those in moderate circum- ternoon at her late home, with Rev. at Lake Mohawk. 'alette Monday. stances. William Koyschen, pastor of the Miss Elise Bills has accepted a Mrs. Everett Oliver has returned Lutheran church at 4Gth street, New position with the Social Service or- ome from Monmouth Memorial hos- York, in charge. Burial by A. M. anization at Red Bank, iltal at Long Branch, where she un- Fosten and Sons was in Fair View derwent an operation. She is much AugustSaleofRne Charles Friedlander has returned E ODDER OF 1OT M HUH cemetery. ;o his place of buslneas after spend- mproved. ng a two-week3 vacation with his Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ferney and Miss Minnie Lewis, family. daughter of Chicago and Mr. and WORDEN FUNERAL HOME Mrs. George Rankey and children of AIBIRTW.WORDEM a life-long resident of Rumson, died' Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Tantum of W8UWCEWORDEN • JAME5 A.WORDEN Trenton, spent last week with Mr. Cranford were Sunday guests of Mr. early yesterday morning at her home and Mrs. Fuhrmann. ind Mrs. Joseph Till. Furniture •:• Rugs PHONE557 on First street after a long illness. Mrs. Lome Waddell Is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Russell Poling and 80E.FRONT ST. • • • RED BANK.N.J. She was 71 years old. their son William spent Sunday with Miss Lewis waa the daughter of •week With friends in South Jersey. Mr. Poling'a mother, Mrs. Samuel the late John and Anna Midwinter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rleman and Ivans of Keyport. Lewis. There are no close surviving W. M. Rleman of New York spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daly of Brook- Shrewd, careful buyers read The' Register's Class relatives. thur Rieman and family. yn visited Mlsa Emma Covert on and Bedding, etc. The funeral will he held Friday Misses Ruth and Elin Nelson of Sunday. ified Advertisements. Here you Snd the seller who afternoon at two o'clock at her late New York spent the week-end with Mra. Harry Dovcy and her brother, The magnitude of this sole surpasses all previous efforts In value, variety homo, with Tiev. W. Calvin Colby, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Desmond. (ohn Gross, and the latter's family and lower prices. We urge you to seize fhls opportunity to save. wants to sell and the buyer who wants to buy. pastor of Ilumson Presbyterian Miss Mae Waldman is enjoying a ire at the Dovey summer residence week of her vacation at home. it Ocean Gate for a vacation. The Leonardo Field club will have Mrs. Carrie Voorhpes of Belford a moonlight Ball on the steamer San- md her grandchildren, Helen and % dy Hook Friday, August 16. Tick- Jeorge Newhauser of Newark, were ets may be purchased from any of /Isltors at the home of Mrs. William the members. i. Willett Monday. IO^o5O Savings Mr. and Mrs. John Grim and fam- Koy Cobb enjoyed a vacation last ly have rented the Flocky bungalow week. He and his wife and children not own an ade several trips to New York and on Leonard avenue. Our Rug Department 0™^rO ^"T1?™) .^T Mrs. Lottie Fink of Keansburg ither places. I spent Sunday with Mrs, Francis Miss Elizabeth Schultz of Wayside Goertner. ipent last week with Miss Mildred' Is Noted for Its Large Assortments with the V-Type Miss Aimee Rogers, superintendent tohnson. nurse of the Jersey City Medical Mrs. Josephine Mills called on her eight, Ford gives Center, is spending a week of her jlater, Mrs. Flora Poole of Holmdel, and Its Low Prices vacation with Mrs. Charles Keefer last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles you a car as of Leonardo. Lockwood of Fiemlngton visited Mn. Dr. Harrison McNear and Benton Mills Sunday. Domestic Orientals economical as McArthur have returned from visit- Mrs. Harry Mason waa with rela- Domestic Orientals ng Dr. and Mrs. Loul3 Faugere Bish- lves at Jersey City over tho wcek- Lovely mar* that Some of them rugs md. •hould not tie con* or« mill irroBular*. a four op and Mrs. Henry Dater at East fu#ed with •()- I.5O Altogether they of- Hampton, Long Island. Mrs. Carrie Mra. "William Hamburger enter- eal.Bd domestic f«r outstanding val- ained relatives from Bayonne Satur- Oriental rugi. ues for the money. Roaegiant has been the guest of tho B«nut(fut dciigtu, Exqultlte Orlentnl McNear family for a week since she iay and Sunday. colors and soft patterns with shadowed colors and returned from California. She will re- Mra. Thomas Rellly had relatives ihimmering sheen. •oft, deep pile. side permanently at her new homo from Bayonne with her over tho on Conover place- at Riverside week-end. Heights. Dr. McNear will sail on a Mr. and Mrs. William Markle of cruise on tho Kungsholm, to Halifax fersey City are spending two weeks Axminsfcer Rugs 23.75 Rug Cushions 4.73 and Bermuda Saturday. In the t>x!2 ft. ilze only, A long-wear' 8.3x10.6 and 0x12 ft. size*. Mads bv it tholr bungalow here. Ing Axmlntter that wilt defy years ol Ozlte, famous cushion manufacturer. All The sermon subject Sunday morn- Mr. and Mrs. Westerflcld cnter- hair, wam6 top. ing at the Baptist church will be alned tho members of a Jersey City 'The Aught of Guidance." Miss Dor- loclal club last Thursday night. othy Noble will lead (he Christian The Women's Republican club met Endeavor meeting and the subject it the home of Mrs, Charles Quack- Beautiful Living Room Dining Room will be "How the Laws of God Work mbush Tuesday afternoon. for Our Good." Tho evening church The Grasshoppero baseball team, service will be In charge of a com- Suites Suites n their home diamond at this place At Vcry Cnusllal mittee consisting of Mrs. Ellwood Sunday, defeated tho Crescent Court 6 pc. Mahogany .50 Savings Wojf, Mrs. Ralph Pp.isn, Miss Anna earn of Newark by the score of 28 Moycr and Miss Ronaldson, Under o 0. Two buBses were used to trans- Bedroom Suite 0-Po. Solid Mnplo Suite by their direction a religious drama, en- sort tho Newark ball players and Full size lied, reg, $127.00 Conant Ball. Drop-leaf ex- titled "The Wisdom of Solomon," will heir friends to Port Monmouth, Af- tension table, buffet, coi>- bo given by the following cast: nor cupboard and ,er the game the Newarkers were en- 7 pc. Solid Maple $| 47-50 chairs. $4 fiP».6l) Wlnkoil iu.lKo Wnltor Bills :ertalned by the Grasshoppers at a Klrm woman Elbe Bills lawn party at the homo.of Charles Bedroom Suite ••*• * • Reg. $214.80. Second worrmn - — Edna Woodward Twin bciln, rcg. $18B.O0 Spoclnl 187 Klnit - miwriod Wolf Quackenbush. '•»«'• I.; , — —• Chnrlei Chrl.tlanicn day night. 2 pc. Suite, rep. Sl25.OO..Sale $ 97.50 oxtonalon table, BIX chairs. ROM the driver's point of view, 8 cylin- improvements which cut down hrakc, clutch, Children June ami Dorli Abt, Knthortno McCnndlcM, Lol, Sodon. Mnr- Mm. Charles Gross, Mrs. Charles 2 pc. Suite, reg. £l97.5o..Salc j8t57.5o Reg. $1M.5O. «J Q A-50 Fders make the'ideal engine for a car. They and tire wear. t'oret Gultormicn, Dorothy Ilochelle. Quackonbush and Mrs. Frank Ho- Special' „ J. VM Mlns E. O'Brien of Fordham, New man enjoyed an outing at Seldler's 2 pc. Suite, reg. ?22S.oo..Sale #169.00 give responsiveness, smoollmrss, (juiciness. Dritv (liin Ford V-R. There's a Ford dealer York, iB vlBillng her brother and «is- Beach Friday. And in the J'ord V-8 engine, yon fiet tliifi near you—fife him today. Let n Ford V-il tell tcr-ln-lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J Tho advance sale of tlckota Init- And Many Other Rare Values Not Advertised performance at ^-cylinder cost. The Ford V-ii you what it has already told to n record num. O'Brien at fhn Amzi Thome cottage iates a large attendance at the mln- you buy today coats lest to mm than any enr on WnahlnRton avonue. etrel enow to be given tomorrow her of eager hijyera the country over. Mr. nnd Mrs, Clifford If. Gordon night at tho fire bouse, under the Ford ever built! Fts initial font i« nl rock-hot- nnd three BOIIS. Donald, Rodnoy and auspices of the Women's Republican torn, and includes many "exlnis," KIICII «R A u T ii o n i /, E r> F o n o n i: A I, I: it s Bruce, who arc motoring through the club. McKELVEY • FREEHOLD •nfety glass all around, liig 6.00 x 16-iuch' Adlrondnclia, win return this waok Tho IjMllp.n' Aid socloty of Com- to 4hctr homo on Highlands avetiuB. munity church will hold a bako sain Factory Diitributor for Karaghewian's Rugs Made at Freehold. air-balloon tires, Imilt-in luggage I-JMIC. Mi', nnd Mrs. Anthony Consolailo Saturday. nnd son Antony nf Mnrlncr'n Harbor, Tho annual electlbn of officers of Operating coels have also been pared tliis Staton Island, and Mrs. Fred Gould tho Ladles' auxiliary of the fire com- 21 West Main St. Store Hour9: 8.30to6P.M. year—in eparing \IRC of gas and oil, and in Vat) tn'mi Ilinuth II. C C, the A-nlmud foul Vh of New Dorp, Btaten Inland, were pany will be held Tuesday evening at lnMtiy and Hatdrdny vlaltorn of Mr. the lire house. On t>» Alt—ttwl Wulat and Ills rtnn»ylnnlan», Etcry Tueaday Night, 8iJ0 to 9(30 E. S.T.-Colum!j|ii IlroadcostlniJ Syi and Mm. Snrmifil Lawln, Jr., of Thompson avenue. Boys can mako efrtra iiockat money Mr«. Cora Saga lUfiS Th* BpJtlliiriTnAflViltlJUHBf'*'- RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8,1985. Page Twenty«Bvt Exhibition Of County Artists MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT MARKET PLAGE The Aiaociated Artitta of Free- Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Thirty Words for Twenty-F ve Cents hold to Stage Art Show at His- MMtf < torical Museum September 4 to 29 Incluiive. LOST AND FOUND. ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR EXCHANGE. BUSINESS NOTICES. MISCELLANEOUS. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR FOUND, email rowboat. Owner may have LITTLE WHITE HOUSE Antlage Shop, ALL-YEAR bungalow on River road, Bum- AUTO LOANS—Coafldtotlal, prompt, MORTGAGE MOKEY~*8,000 to put out The. AaBoelated ArtiBta of Freehold same by Identifying and paying for this Headden's Corner, Ited Bank. Antiques son, for niimtn«r bungalow or lota on •flurteoui «ervlc«! no •ndor«om«nUi on flrat raortgflgca at 0%. Will put out !IX- ROOM hnme, a)l Improvements. Ap- pR IIOME~-TaIOME « F«d.r»l How. advertisement. Address Box S62, Bum. bought and iotd. payroonti reduced. Federal Acceptance ply Leo McKee, 16 McLaren itreet, Eod iinKK AdmlnUtratlonUtratlon paveeii tthee ww»y. announce, tboir third exhibit to be watef, Soa Uriaht preferred. Address Ex- n smaller amounts. Must bo A-l _p soil) phone aiiSO. Open evening. 7:00 to «:00. 07 Monmouth street, Ked Bank, ptiona OR KENT, fltoisa, offlc Q*u, nout*a, torical Association building at FOUND, flftatn-foot rowboati owner may apartmenM 1 improved; alll (oesUoni. RoutR e 38 and Eighth itrcet, palford. W. ll have ««m« on proot of ownership and driveways traveled, tractor plowing ana WILUAM V. DljblTKlCH. plumbins. Heat- U-t oil Broad itre.t, Ijind & Loan Co Freehold' September 4 to 29 Inclu- paying for tills advertisement. Address truck for hire. J. R. Carney, phone Eat- FARM PRODUCE. . Inii and UnnfnB. Furnpa and wlndmUli d L C H deilcateiBen and candy «lbr* ! ontown 446-J-2. WANTED, wftl buy eecond-bend bicycles 2 Mechanic itreet. Red B»nk. for -flle; no re*$an*bt* offtt ttfuud. elv* : Box 402. Port Monmouth, W. J. repaired. Ayent for Master carburetor and eacond-hand frames. Grover Par- Write Bo» 201 Monmouth_B«ach* §, J.H The purpose of the exhibition la LOST, glasses In black eoft case. Inscribed SPRAYERS— New «nd used sprayers (or FARMERS tnd truck vrow.ra will find a coal saving device. Ftta any furnace. 42 :er, 8 Mechanic itreet. Red Bank, ohone Oil KENT, six room*, all Improvemantil Handel ODIICHI CO,, IH W««| «o.th farm, estate, golf cpuna..and ahads. tin taudy market for thalr produce by «_!- I^ahton ayenun, Red Bnn((,^phone 8flR7-r_T, 318 ararngej fins location, nowly renovated. RED-BANK vitfnitr-HHuhdndi to stimulate tho production and ap-street, Mew York City. Return to H. Fat- spraying. Call or write Hendrlckson Sup- vatttsltur In Tbt IU([f»t«r'a ol&ulSed coi- METAL~WEATHEItSTIUFS~*f«~doori and MONEY to loan on first bond and mort- A_JU__8choflf-_J_n_dii 1 eto_wn. N, J-. phone 168. to suit any pecketbook. ItTuatraua preciation of art In Monmouth coun- ten, 60 Linden place, Red Bank, phone ply Company, Mldd)«to»n, or phone 889. windowa; eave 2C% of fuel co>to. H. gage. Hendrickaon & Stout 2 Linden HOUSK of Heven rooma «,ncf bath^"aH im^ booklet free. Ray H. SUIlman, Statv Hl.J. Iteward/ DAIRY PEED—Wo »r« offerlna a very A. Hendrlfkaon & Co., phone Rod Bank place. Red Bank. provementa;; firat class condition; ono- highway, La ton tow a. N. J. Fhon« E«ton- ty »nd to provide a point of con- BOO. top soil and prlvati acres of top soil a very 88Z-W. 84 Newman Spring* road, Hod town _178. tact between artists and patrons of FOUND, dog found on Monday. Call at and four to six-foot privets very cheap. good S0% dslrr ration at an poclallllly MONEY TO LOAN on first bond and ar garatte. R. H. Vanderveer, 49 Branch Thomas 8. Field, tied Bank, phone 881. low pricel . Be8 e us. HancH e i& U phono Bank. .venue, phono Ked Bank 1465. MONMOUTH COUNTY farmit urj wWet art 2 Wall street, Red Bank.* 108. mortgage on Improved real estate. REBUILT second-band water pumps. IT. SINGER newlug machines, new and used, worth double tho amount loaned. Al- IVE KOOMS" and" hath^gai^T^fuT^ qulrles wUl bt given peieonal atttntlon* All artists of Monmouth county 0. Hurst, Mlddletown, phone MlduUtnwn POULTRY FBKD—Mftnnamar, UU~C^cii electric; reconditioned pedal machines, ston Bee km ah, attorney, 10 Broad street, nkhed or unfurnished. Phone Red G. Howard Llpplneott, 81 Uonmoutb math for your chfeke; Park and Foi- 16.CO up. Repair all makes ot rpachlnes. Red Bank. Dank 873. Mrs. J. A. VanScholck. 112 ara Invited to toko part and each la ARTICLES FOR SALE IS. £WI_ JL*ailIVfli !l£__lt__PJ-gp< R°d Hanjc_aai. lard feedi pay. Maks a ttrnl. Hanca & Blrch'i Hardware Store, phono * Freehold REFRIGERATOR repairs. Scr.yice on «U Sew man Springs road, Red Hank. requested to submit not more than CASK for your old typewriter, adding ma- Davla, phona 108. 98, 1 HOUSK and lot known &• Jamot MoOr««ry . two works. Owing to tho limited ABOUT fifty large palms, bay trees, rub- chine, check writer or other office equip- makes; prompt and guaranteed work- •OR RENT fit Seaitda Heighta, N. J,, near homestead on Main etreet, Ocsanport, ber ^trecs, etc.; very reasonable. Also POULTRY eralm, new crop barley »nd .anshlii. Call Van's, Red Dank, 478, 30 boardwalk, furnished six-room bunga- m>nu on branch ot South 8hr«w«bur_r apace at the disposal of the organi- btoughem ipldnr phaaton depot wagon, ment; will call. Joseph R. Serplco, Key- wheat soon ready for delivery. Try GEORGE B. BROWN, Insurance and "it Front street, Red Bank. low. AIBO ^four-room furnished apart- port, N, J., phone <34. Udg ^ A4VKAV DkibbV) ttvx 4^CA »• ik r • r river, for _ala. Thomas II. McCreery 120 zation, It reserves tho right to ex- express wagon, dump cart, • wlmpfhelm- barley as scratch _rraln for growing reel estate. 86 McLaren street. Red ment. George W. Manaon, 62 Peten GOAT for sale, very gentle; over a yoar stock; cheaper than corn and of tqual PIUVATB parly will Joan money on firBt Baker Hill road, Great Neck, MAW York. «r, 809 Bath avenue, Long Branch, N. J. Bank. bond and mortgage In Red Bnnk; email a Tajg__ho____Qre»t Keck 03S. hibit ono or both. Only original de- ELECTRIC pump (or isle ln good condl- old. Edward Smith, Star Route, Colt's fccdlns value. Theron McCampbell, Holm- '* r filgnB or works from lifo requested. Neck. N. J. del, N. J. •nountB from 11,000 up. No agenti. Ad- $25, BSX and Bevon- ON PAVED Btreet, six large roorai, hot tlon, Phono Mlddletown 161, Or address PROTECT your fnmlly by putting safety —i Private Party, box 611, Red Bank room housop, J3'); all Improvemento; gn- water heat, one-car garage, larsi nlot Works In oil, •water-color, pastel, Box 82, Mlddletown. N. J.* CiX)SING OUT salo ot ovcr»rcen trues; slnss In your car, but have the best. BOARD AND ROOM wanted by younff life. John H, Cook, Jr,, Sycamoro ave- 7,500.00, Jl.BOO.OO cfliih. b Blanct firVt crayon, charcoal, pen and ink, andFOR SALE, li-ioot sailboat, jn water I wonderful specimens) they could not HAY for gale, baled; moderate prices, We use only Libby-Owens-Ford. Red married couple; near business section of Shrewflbury. N. J., phono 3452-J. nortKaR*. A renl brfrKaln. G. Howard price SSGj can be Been by appointment. poBsltily be better and prices are rldlcu- Matthew MuIIln, Brookdnle Farm, Bank Kadlator Works, 113 West, Front Red Dank; services in return for reduced FOR KENT in Beltor'd, 'tuuv rooms $15, ^ippincott, 31 Monmouth »tra»t, Bed pencil will bo accepted us also etch- loudly low. Arhorvltaes, ten feet tall, six i-otjms, bulh, $25; neven rooms, buth, Phone Monraouth Beach 2222 any evening S1.00 each. 100 other varieties, all nt Llncroft, N. J., phone 328Z-W, Red itreet, thone Jied_BankJll77. ites. Address Room and Board, box 511, ings, prints, sculpture, wood carv- at 0:00 P. M. FRESTSTKAMEUS over/ Wednesday" and - " Bank." 2f>. Farms, ari.EBe and lots; bun^alowa lowest prices over known. Albert Nelson, Bank. nnd houaes, Ea^y payments. Caleb Lu- 'Oli SALE, building Jot In Mlddlatown ing and metal work. FOR SALE, one gray auit, good condition, Allentown, N. J., nursery at Imlaystown. Saturday nighta nt Atlantis hotel, 121 'ASTURE and board for horses; excellent village, on cement highway j 05x710 Tho Associated Artists of Free- size 38; reasonable. Runnel), 22K River WALL' TEXTURE, direct from factory; Fair Haven road. Fair Hnvon. poature end box stalls for winter. Stp- hSS _i__Ll-______feet; price $500. AUton Beekman. attor- HAY for Bale, baled; moderate prices. ; i'lVE-KOOM bunKalo-v located on Syca- ney, Ked Hank. hold assumes no responsibility for street, Bed Hank." four cents a pound, same os sold other I'hona Holmdel 120. Ask for William ECTiiiC—If lt BeiectrT___l wa sell, vena Greenwood, SMvemlile avenue nnd GENERAL ELECTRIC famlly-slu refrig- Cook. P. C. Don tier Farm. LonKetrect install or repair; estimates cheerfully Seven-BrldKO road, Little Slver, phone Red more avenue In Shrewsbury; nil Im- COLONIAL houae, center hall, nlna nlc« loss or damage by flro or otherwise. places, six to ten cents a pound; wall pn- : provements, $30 month. Four-room house erator, sightly used, In good condlton, per, latcBt designs, with borders to match, ioad, Holmdel, N. J. , given. Call UH for any or oil of your "- ik 144-J. rooms, electricity, water, fino 'cellar; However tho building Is fireproof for immediate caBh sale. Call Mr. Fruit, olectrlclal troubles. Victor O. Perottl, 25 WANTED, used wood sawing outfit, com- located In Fair Haven, $30 per month. Ideal location; knoll, view, beautiful ehad*. 08 conts per room; roof paint, fivu BARRED ROCK and Rhode Island Rod | Church street. Sen Bright, phone 288-W. Kolaton Wateriiury, 1D7 Monmouth atreet, 0 ond all proper caro will be taken to Rod Bank. 1786.-* Kdllone, 9l.GB. All other points and ma- i pullets, laying and ready to luy; aver- plete, in ttood condlton; state price in Red Dunk, .phono 3500." ?lLJ A-AJ^j»ltiMBtawan N. J, eocure the unfety of tho exhibits. No SINGLE PED, spring mattreaB, like now, terials at lowest prices. Atlantic Paint nue weight four to five poundB; 200 f^eg- letter; alto would give good home to HOUSE, seven rooms, all improvements'; of BIX rooms, bath and iun poreh^ foes or sales commissions will be $10; two-pleeo wicker set, nlco ahape, nnd Wall Texturo Co., 110 West Front | horn pullets, eight weeks old; 200 Rhode BEDBUGS, roaches, tleas, moths, etc., atch doK. Addreaa H. G. M., box 511, larye yard and earaso: also apartment J3.700, 1500 cash; at ti Carpenter $B, throe-iilace wicker net, like now, $12; street, phono Hod Bank 2261-W. Inland Red pulleta, fourteen weeka old. permanently exterminated (guaran- Red Bank. of five rooms, all Improvements; both atrcet, River Plain. Inqulra N. SeVM* charged. elegant vanity $1B, need 7x0 rug, nice WANTED, a boy'fl bicycle, cheap; will places In excellent condition. Also a tnkls, 215 Hendemere avenue, Interlaken. • POTATO DIGGER, rebuilt, Emcraon. Con- AH from blood teated stock. Sidney Hum- teed). Rats caught with ferreti (not phone AlU-nhurwt 4280. As it Is through tho courtesy of ehnpo $9, throo-pf«ce m oho a any llvnK room over Ilios., KmerHon, International nnd bui-Ber, Nut Swamp road, chona Red Bank poisoned), Phone 23*8 Asbury. Jack pay cash. Write, stating price. Thom- tc. A. T. Doremtii, 4. Reckless place, suite, now upholstery, $10: Six walnut Hoover Sorvice/ Wlckatunk, N. J., phono 38G6-M. as Summers, Rurnson load, Little Silver, Itcd Hank, or agents. COLONIAL typo with tlx rooniB, bath the directors, of the Historical As- dining room chalre, like new, tapestry bot- Kendclck, exterminator, established sociation , that tho Freehold room Holmd.l 0. FOR SALE, Rhode Island Red millets nnd N. J." with tub and ahower, fireplace, hot wa- toma, $iB; four library tablou, fA, 15, |fl, 86 years. WANTED by middle aged man, room and FAIR HAVEN, 12 Doughty lane, at River ter heat, open porch and ami porch; one* and $9. L. E. Brown, 117 ProBpect avc- TRACTOR, G6odyear eijulpped, Allis- White Leghorn pulleta. Fred DieU, 1 road; bungalow, all Improvenicnta; five has boen placed at tho disposal of Nut Swamp road, or phono Red Dank board with fimall fnmlly; references If car Karnfte; Urge corner lot, good loca- nua. phone Had Hank 57. Chnlmcrfl; only used a few hours; $89 5 ESTELLB PAINTING and Decorating rooms; aun parlor, peanut btone fireplace; tion; S6.000, very liberal terma. G, How- the Associated Artists it will bo . p delivered. Conovcr Bros., Wnllls, Masncy, 3926. required. Address R. R., box E1J, lied kitchen .range; «orag_. Reasonable to Service; paper banging, plain and dec- Bank." ard Lippincott, 31 Monmouth atrett, R«d necessary that tho hours of exhibi- LA SALLE roadster ln excellent shape, Hnrrlfi, Planet Jr., "C-E" and Caso Serv- EIGHT HUNDRED bushels of chicken orative painting. Paints, varnishes and risht party. Mrs. Frank Herbert. Bank. tion comply to tho rules of tho mu- good rubber, side curtains, rumble sent; ice, Wickatunk, N. J., phone Ifolmdel 9. wheat for Bale; also 2(fu bushels of corn. APAIiTMENT wanted, unfurnished, three must sell thin week; J100, or .best offer. wall paper for sale. Office. 41 Monmouth iIX-ItOOM honne In Itcd Bank, newly dec- WOODLAND, threa .acres, near bltthsvaj, seum. The museum is closed Mon- XXX INSECTICIDE kills moHt]uitoeH, wa- H. H. Brasch, Red Bank R, F. D. No. 1, street, shop 20 Mount atreet. Red Bank, rooms, with somo improvements; in Red orated; new hot water heating plant! AIBO dinette table and six chairs, 510. ter bugn, bed bugs, ranches, motlm, flies, telephones_Rcd_BQnk_384 5-J__Hnd_ S8JG-W. Bank, near bunlness Bectlon; rent reapon- in Eutontown, with camp building and days, other week-daya It- is open caQUghjnnda WW. phono UtiGlt. garage. Inquire Owner, 12 Oak place, water supply, adjoining farm garden; SZ50 nnto, fleun nnd other pests; from factory CLEAN seed rye for lale. W. S. Bray". ble. Cnll 2800 Red Rank (noon hour on- from 11:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Open MOTOR BOAT, sixteen-foot outbontd, to you; $1.25 ner gallon. Athintic Paint OLD GOLD— Wo pay cash ror your old y)_ Aak for Mrs. JFrancis.* Fair Havcjwihono ReJ;_B«_nk_JU79. cash only needed. Wolf's Garage. Rout* Holmdel,_N. J., phono 23-R. gold joweiry, watches, teeth, etc. fteus- HOUSE for rent, six roomn, alF improve- 35, Eatontown. Phone 170, alBo Sundays from 2:00 (o 5:00 P. motoihoat. with Johnaon Sea Horso mo- & Wall Teaturo C6., 119 West Front flJllt.i'. 30 Broad atreet. Red Bank. WATrrEI), car, reasonable, or will do elec- tor, comiileto; cheap. Irwin, Sondlusa JiOltERS—^MHfc"~f_d,""'li/4~to~^ pounds, ments; rcaaonuhle rent. Inquire at 38 FOR SALE, beautiful private residence, M. and on. Thursdays an admission street, phone Ugfrl-W, Red Bank. trical work in exchange. Write Uoran, e lr el Rcd Bank dock, H1 ghUnd Baach, N. J. for snle; rained on my own farm. Syd- BUY and sell second-band clothes, tnuet Electrician, box 227, Port Monmouth, N. " ? ? ' •* about twenty acres; greenhouse, chicken fee u£ 25 conts la chnrgod. BOATS for Bale, clear cednr, $12.60 up; ney Hamberger, Nutswamp road, tihone be In good condition, L. Kerber, 209 louses, large garage. Wimpfhelmer Ea* BOW BOAT, sixteen feet, built of cedar rowtjoata, sallboatfl, moto.boats, ding- Red Bank 38B6.M. Power, wiring, fixtures. and mahogany by Chadwlck, with cover ShrcwBbury avenue, Tted Bank. Phone UNSKb—I will rent my home on th. tate, 309 Path avenue. Long Brancb. All exhibits must be delivered to hies, aeven feet up, surf boards, spring 408-W. North Shrewsbury (October to mid- and 2% h. p. motor; A-l condition; bar- boards, aqumilnncB, floats, eca eklfTc. {10 TEN and twelve weekn old White Leghorn^ BUNGALOW, new, 8lx room*,"'two •«» tho museum on Friday and Satur- gain.' Can bo ucen at ii Fair Haven road, Hhodo Jslnnd Red nnd Barred Rock pul- PAINTING, nnper hanging, decorating; APARTMENTS. June) very rciiHonably to reliable family; porches, $7,000, $1,000 cash, balance day, AuguBt 30 and 31, botweon tho a foot. Elite. Rarltan Bay Uoat Workfl, lets. Also baby chicks from the above flno work, low prices, Arthur E. Boyce, nix- bedroomn, ahout four acroa; excellent easy terms or would rent furnished or un« Fi _ HN^_^__! ! . _. 122 Broad fltreet, Keyport. N. J. breeds. All breeds blood tented. Sydney phone Hum a 011 CC6, FIVE-ROOM furnished apartment for Jieat. Phone mornings. Atlantic High* furnished, with two acres; alt Improve* hours of ono and five ' in tho after- ROW BOATS for uale, now cednr row HANK STOCK for «nle, thTttocn aharco Hnmborger, Nuts warn p road, phono Red rentf all imDrovementa. 6 Itiversido lands 042-J. mentis. C. E. Anderson, Monmouth rontU noon and rnuat bo called for at tho boatB nnd dlnchy cheap. W. K. Wnr- Merchfliits Trust Camp tin y Red Bank, avonue, Bed Bank. HOUSE containing nix roomn and bath; nil don, HE Mechnnic atreet, phono Rod Bunk t Blink 385B-M. FOR REAL ESTATE, insurance o( all improvements; good location. Inqi' West Long Branch, N. J. • ' closo of the exhibition during tho at $10 per ehare. P. S, Walton, Sea SIX ROOMS, all Improvement!!, with heat, 26 Tower Hill nvenue, Red Bank.* 511-It. Bright, phono Sea Bright 12. ALL KINDS of poultry, turkeys, chlckem, kinds or first mortgage loans, con- $28 per month. Apply At 174 Mon- HOUSE of seven rooma and bath, hard- first week in October between tho ducks, BOCBO and gufnen hens, for BBIQ sult Hawkins Brotheri, 10 Monmouth mouth street, Red Bank. SEVEN-ROOM house, bath, hot , waUr wood floori, all tmproveraAQtai two-cat AN I> I RONS, ice boxes, beds, eprlnga, mat- FOR SALE, sod, top Boll, All dirt, manure, chonn. Bryan, Porlaupeck, Long Branch, garage, largo lot) for Bale, $2,800, on lama hours. tio-iOH, BiiUnueH, glassware, parcel (titm, cinders and Rravol j prices reasonable, street. H«d Hank. APARTMENT 0? four rooms and hath heat; fireplace; excellent condition; jr clilnn, paintings, oflice furniture, BIICIIIB N. J. ra.£G. Beautiful Inwn Rnd shade trccn; 856 Church street, near Compton str*et> B«l« About 300 people attended tho ex- Claude Wright, Markham place. Little SU- hot water service, oil burner, i>orch and per month,' Frank B. Lawea, it Shrewa- ford. Caleb Luker. Del ford. N, J,* machine, cn.h register, objects of art. Auc- ver, phone Red Bank 1403-J. 100 LAYING HENS for nnlo; Btoel nonts IF IT'S MUSICAL we caq supply It. In- garage; thrsa minutes from station; se- hibition of tho work of tho Free- tion Gallery. 27 East Front Btreet, phono and feeders; also few farm tools. Sell- hnry nvcniip. Red Bank. PIANOS, violins, organs, Amplco Duo-Art struction on. any wind ox string Instru- lect neighborhood. Charlea Roas, 1 Allen PRODUCTIVE 90-acro Mat aw on truck or hold artists In tho Christopher Houso Itcd J)ahk_lBD8. . Welte Mlgnon tuning, Volclna and re- Ing on account of jtlekneas. Bargain. Dnvo ment Including accordion. Arrangements place (just off RlverBide avenue), phono FAIR HAVEN, for rent furnlThcdT^BliT poultry farm; aU-room house, barn, out- In 1033. About D00 attended tho ox-COME TO 100 Monmouth ntreet, Rod Bank, Plnnchon, Holmdcl-Middlctown road, Ev- can be mndu to purchase Instruments. Al- room modern one and a half story bun- buildings, fine fltream; lonsr hlshwmr conditioning. Dirhan'a Plnno Shop, Orum- erett, N. J. ^^ Red Bank SflC2-W. frontage, (3,900. Anna F. Dlitl, Mat*- hlbltlon of Monmouth County art in for big bargnine: A. C. E. Simmons mond_ place, Red Bank, phone 938. repairing. Annexe, 47 Washington THREE-ROOM apartment, nil Improve- galow; screened porches, sleeping porch, springs, three-quarter or single, 'almo.t HEALTHY, blood tested, baby chicks, phone Red Hank. 1751. two bnth.8, hot water heat and,one-car wnn, N, J, 1934. Several direct sales wero made USED CARS and parts bought and sold: ments; etc am heat; unfurnished. Grover garage; two minutes from bus line. For new, $9 ;. mnttrpaecs *3 and $5; beds and also all kinds of now part* sold; used Rhode Island Red a and Burred Hock a, CHECK UP on your heating plant now. Apartments, 106 Wallace street, phone COLONIAL cottage In excellent condition, and other commissions to paint por- (ire a Hers; ch«irH and tables to match, can particulars see DennlR K. Byrne, 18 Allen good neighborhood i' lnrge living room, trlasa, from SO cants to $1.00. Abo Simon, IOc each. Marshal), Laurel nvenue, Mld- We will bo glad to call and give esti- 8323-M. • utr_et, RumEor, phono Kumson 576, traits" resulted and greater •achieve- bo bought together or .epnratoly; largo 44 Worthley street. Red Bank, phono dlctown, fourth houso right side, between mate on cleaning and any otber repairs, THREE-ROOM apartment, nil Improve- dining kitchen; fireplace, hat water heat* ments await' greater efforts. •wnlnut cedar lined chtflni'obe, breakfast 1882-J, Highway 115 and Middle road. Phone Mld- Frank Crotchfclt, Chestnut Furnace Co., ments," reaeonable rent. Inquire at 72 KUMSON, for rent, a modern English typo bath, three bedrooms, lot 50x150; price fiotn, kitchen range, inlaid Hnoloum, Airo- 28GJJtl l phone 676. Red Bank. .six.-L 10m $6,000. W. A. Hopping Agency, B Llndtn POWER SPRAYER for Bale. Hayes, re- H^?.^L. _ ^__— „ Monmouth street, IUtl Dank." iIniiipnol w .contaltiJnB tllo bath Any further Information desired flamo neuter, complete, Inundry pot atovo. BABY CHICKB~10c each; aTl atimdard Hhower, fireplace, dbdoubll e ddraii n boarbd place, Red Bank, phone 39y ice box, lnrge arm chnlr and rockera, built and repainted; Hayes end Meyers MUSICATlNSTRUMENTS, strings and »-" APARTMENT of Inrse room and kitchen- , , COZY bungalow, nil year, five rooms, til* regarding tho coming exhibition clothes trees; nil cheap; quilts, blanket*, snles nnd service. Coiiovor Broa., Wloka- breeds; every week in tho year. You Dalrintr ut Price's Mualo Store, SI West ette, furnished; garago; $25 per month, two tubba i n cellarll , and one-car t_& may h» had hy communlcntinR with tunk. N. J., phone Holnidel 0. nick 'em out. Muller, east sido Route 35, Front street, Red Bank. K near Victory Park. For particulars bath, sun parlor, open fireplace, all Im- pillows, 50c each; pots, pana, dlehcB, glaaB- mcl-dlnf? water and electricity: occupancy provements; garage; price ft,SCO, Owner •W. Bhca Morcau, 150 West Main ware, ironing and wash boards, ecreonu one mile north of bridge. R, i\ V., 60-A." August 15. Milton Berk, 88 £ioad street, see I>ennln K. Byrne, 38 Allen street, FIREWOOD, $0 per load, J10 per cord] FOR " SALE, B,0U0~early "sweet ""i)~ututo Rumaon, phone 576. on premises, 1174 Ocean avenue Set street, Froohold, N. J. and curtnlnB from 1 cent to_J1.00. boat ribs, oak timbers, locust poBta: TERMITES—Your house made Ur* Red Dank, phone 161G; DrIfiht,_N. J.» olectrlo tilanlntt mill and euwtnill for cus- plnnts, 8,000 graps vines, four acres COLONIAL fiix-room house, mm parlor, TIHE3 for sale; B.voral second-hand 82x6 • rolte proof quickly, without lncon* THREE-ROOM apartment for rent; all Im- river prlviloRca, being decnrated inaida FIVE-BOOM hollow tile bungalow, tile tom work. Charles Q. Bennett & Co^ Nut- horao corn, sunflowers, later tomatoes, provements. Elaenborg, Marlboro, N heavy duty truck tlrts; good condition iwarnD road, phono btlddlatamn Bfi8 peanuts and farm Implements. Mrs. Ortiz, Venience. No odor; five-year guaran- and outside; (05 month. Holaton Wntor- bath, hot nlr Heat, half-acre plot; ga* nnd priced low. Hance & Davis, phone box 1388, Grant avonue, Entontown, N. J. tee. Very low prices, highest class btiry, 107 Monmouth street. Red Bank, rage. Prlco {3,000. Frank B. Lawes, 47, Red Bank 103.' PLANET JR. tractor, rebuilt; also new phono 3500.* Keyport News. RHODE ISLAND RED ruilete and roost- work. Contractors for exterminating SAIL for Bale, Marconi null about lfiO and used Bolen's repair parts. Conover ROOMS FOR RENT. SiX-ROOM house for rent. comnletGly fur- ____ Bros., Planot Jr. distributors, Wickatunk. ers for stile. Fred Dietz, Nut Switaip evory kind of vermin; fumigating for square feet; mast and boom, complete rond. Red Bank. FURNISHED room, attractive, large, com- nlnhcd; hot water heat; $00 monthly. OVEniiOOKING the Shrewsbury riv«i£ sale; fortable, aunny, residential; private, no Bank.' ROWBOATS for aalsi ten te&t and up; few days. Established 1888 j exami- other roomers; on bu& line; garage if de- Unnk 209-J. hot water heat with oil burner; also new Mrs. Florence Melee, Qua Season aud Mr*. J19.50 to $33, Thompson Boat Works, OIBO fifteen acres fodder corn, Johnnon Bix-toom house with hot water heat; at- Glart SuSBmnn). • - ~ for salo, fine pair, young, work Farm, Tlnton Falls, N. J. Ask for Phln- nation and estimates free. Phona sired. Reasonable. 163 Branch avenue, HOUSE to rant at Rumaon, one bloc! olntfio or double; guarantefid in good ZOenter ntreet, ^nPrlsh^rw^ 17 from bun lino; moat reasonable, S35 tached garage and workshop. Corner prat ney.* Asbury Park 7 320. Allison Exterml- phono Red Bank 1V "*!.'_ on quiet resldentlnl Btreet. Qwner leaving Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rough and condition; will sell pair at bargain price TROPICAL fish business Belling out; big DELIGHTFUL rooms In fine home, mouth; eight looms; well furnished, box of $175 to cash buyer, Raphael, 645 bargaina in used and new aquarlumB, SPLENDID flock of one-year-old laying nnUaa Co., Jamei A. Hogg, manager. Bprinua and mattreBseB, nil improvementB atntG, muat sacrifice; cost 545,000. will children.havo returned from a visit hena In fine condition, welffhlnff six to or double; all convenioncea; garage. sell for $6,000.00, reasonable terms. G, CQokmnn_gve»ue, Anbury Park, "N. J. ' flsh und plants. Betoy BOBS Finn Hatch- 1239 Corlles avonue, Neptune, N, J, Meals if defiircd; must be seen to bo ap- Kood furnnce; threo open fireplaces. Phom with relatives at Mt. ClcmenB^ Mich- li^INCH electric fan for Halo cheap; also ery, 1 Ailon place, juat off Riverside avo- eight pounds each. 25c pound ' (none Ilujiison 713, or call at Rumson Inn foi Kownrd Lippincott, 31 Monmouth street. nue, Rod Bank, phone 8662-W. killed). These hens are pure White Giants, preciated. 198 Enst Front street, phone infornintion.* Red Bank, igan. a nmnll nutomohne trunk, equipped, and nleo eomo White Oinnta and White Leg- PHONK Mil Red Bank, for your plumb- Red Bank 2306. FIVE-ROOM bungalow and bath, hot air Everett V. Sllcox Is taking his an-a lnrgo clothes hamper; also adjustnblo SPRAYING materials and eauipment for horns croBBed. They are wonderful layers ing, heating and tinning problems. Ad- ROOMS FOR RENT, comfortably fur- MODERN Rlx-room house, in the heart of heat; gnrtlge; corner location ln Red nual vacation from his duties as drcsa form, 36-inch bust. Inquire C4 Ma- every pest in stock; largo or email of largo eggs. Marshall, Laurel avenue, vico and estimates free. Joseph W. Fox, nished rooms for rent; with or without lied Hank, for rent; completely nnd at- Dank. Price $2,200. Frank B. Lawen, 47 plo avenue, Rod Bank.* quantities. Open evenings. HendHckson Mlddletown, between Highway 35 and Mid- 11G Plnckney road, Red Bank. board, all Improvements; centrally locat- tractively funil_hed ; one-car gui'ngc ; ho Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bnnk. cashior of tho Peoples National bank. OW^, tli7eo-year-old Guernsey, Joriey Supply Company, Mlddletown, N. J. dle road, fourth house right aide. Phone no UllilittST prices wild lor Jive chick- ed. Apply liudson House, 131 Hudson water heat, two batlia, $55 a month. Thli BARGAIN, five-acre farm for ial« or rent! FINEST BRED Irish setter puppies, three Mlddletown 2R6-J.' ens. Joo Baker, H3Q Mechanio street, avenue, phone Red Bank 044. la very unusual. Mliton Berk, 88 Broad equipped for poultry, applo orchard; six He is spending sovcral days this and Holstoln: also two fine Guernsey itreet, phone Red Bank 1616. week at West Chester, Pa, yenr-old heHori; all tested and thoroush- months old; registered American Kennel phono Red Bank 2309. COMFORTABLE room for rent, private railca to Red Bnnk, ilx-roora house, elee- breda. Raphael. 645 Cookman nvonuo, As- club. Phone 2814-W, Red Bank. TYPEWRITER headquarters. Typewriters family; good location; very reasonable. HALF of double house for rent, a im- tr I city. Dave Flanchon, Everett, N. J. County dotectives raided a book- linry Park, N. J. POULTRY FEED, new crop barley arid AUTOMOBILES. rented, bought, oolii and repaired. T 21 Harrison avenue. Call Itcd Bank 8595. provementa; No. 126 Monmouth HOME on McLttren street, six roorai, Ing agency operated In tho Rapp BOAT, sixteen-foot, with marine motor; wheat ready. Try bnrJey as scratch for bin's, SU Broad street, Red Bank. ROOMS—One with running water. One Apply John^T. Egan, 11 Wall street, Ked every improvement, lavatory on first building Monday. Chief Asbury sood condition: JEO. Apply at 35 Enst crowing stock; cheaper than corn and of FRANK VANSYCKLE, Dodge and Ply- with balcony. Breakfast served. Rea- Bank. floor, two-car enrage, shade trees, ready Mount and Officer LeRoy Sproul as- Front otret, VnnDorn's, phone 478, Eed nigh feeding valuo. Theron McCampbell, mouth automobiles. Dodge trucks, Good- sonable rates. Also garage. R, H, Van- FOUR-ROOM bunpalow for rent; gas, wa- for occupancy without additional expense. Holrmlel, N. J. year tires and Prest-o-Lite batteries. 140- EMPLOYMENT. tcr and electricity. 56 Carton street. Price S6.000. W. A. Hopping Agency, 8 UlllDankl IV.. ^ Derveer, 49 Branch avenue. Red Bank. sisted the detectives. Adam Slogert : FOUR snddlo horses for sale reasonable. 153 West Front street, Red Bank, phono Telephone 14G6. Kumson, N. J. Linden place. Red Bank, phone 897.* was taken in custody and Is being CHICKENS, Leghorns, year old inylnB Red Bank 1296 and 1207. "WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to TWO LOTS on Bouth Bide of GarfleM henn; Barred Rock pulletu; also fiftoon Phono Red Bank 861 or call nt Tom S. do, or would do laundry, in ot out. Call FURNISHED room, alt conveniences; pri- FOR RENT, new five-room bungalow, hot held In Freehold. Mr. Siegort clatoed diiekd nml alx Keeao: all fine stock; blood Field's, Mfdillutuwn Stock Farm. Middle- MAURICE SCHWARTZ, Chrysler, Ply- writer heat, tile bath and kitchen; fca- avenue and Central avenue, Atlantlo town, N. J. at 276 Muchuntc strcoU titter 6:00 F. M- vate family, no other coomort. 15 Lake Highlands, 100x130 feet. Will eell tor he did not know who operated tho testoi! clilckensi heavy layers; low prlco mouth and International truck Sales and phono Red Bank 1274. avenue, Red Bank.^ rage. Apply Curley & Bray, 1 Broad to quick cnnh buyer. Raphael, 616 Cook- BASKETS, bags and barrels for salq. J. Service Headquarters. Phone Red Bank street. Red Bank/ S3.S5, or easy monthly terms. F. Saun* place, and was held as a material wlt- man avenue, Asbury Park. H. J. 537. RAILWAY noatal clerks, men. 18-35: FURNISHED rooms for rent on the river derg, 103 River road. Rumgon. !N. J.* It. Horon, 238 Bay avenue, Highlands, 11,900 firBt year regular. Prepare lnv bank. 69 Rector place. Red Bank, HOUSE In Shrewsbury for rent, _It_h.t SIX-ROOM house In Atlantic Hlghlandl ' ness. It la said local police have had \VB""PAY~CASH"~Tor used furniture, an- N. J.. phono 12E6. SCHOOL BUS for sale. 1980 Chevrolet mediately for next examinations. Full phone 287-R. room?, two tiled bathrooms, tiled kitch- their eye on tho place on suspicion tiques, all hounoholrl furnish In gn, hooks, chaslss, IVayno body; 28 grammar particulars free. WrJto immediately. n; also breakfast nook; two-car garage on north side of Memorial Parkway* DINIMO ROOM taWo~wUa~ext«nTlon7~flTo school pupils; meets New Jersey require- LA ROE room for rent, furnish erl, witli ttachej. Inquire phono 464, Red Sank. running through to Wesley avenue,:near that gambling was being carried on pnlntlnRB, Btoves, curretn, drcaaers, tablen, chairs, sideboard and serving table, Franklin Institute, Dept. CC1-E, Rochester, kitchenette ipn first floor; suitable for etc. The Auction Gallery, 27 East Front $18.00; American flna 8x12 feet, never ments. Park Chevrolet, Inc., Mnln street N. Y, TO KENT for winter or longer, eight Seventh, 100x156 feet; all Improvement!| there. itroet, phone 1998. at Second avonue. Anbury. Park, N, J, business couple. Address 36 East Front one-car garage. Apply 67 Garftcld avenue, uaud, SIO.00; Flemish ouk bench, cost FILIPINO, butler, chauffeur, cook, wishes Btreet, Red Bank. rooni3 and bath, furnished cottage; Red JUank." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cottrell are $18.Oft; Bell for $3.00. Phono Eatontown BARGAIN—Two trucks, 1933 Chevrolet, liodttlonj experienced, willing, reliable, •Iver, with bench; hot water heat; garage. ton and a half canopy; 1931 ton and a ROOM, fine accommodation for Blngle FOR SALE, new five-room bungalow, hot enjoying a motor trip through the dependable. For interview address A. nnn ; larse residence on river bank; Phone Red Bank_1166. water heat, tllo bath nnd kltchan, oak ELECTRIC ico box, Fiigidalre, in perfect half platform and stake. Leonardo Ga- KodLl, 40!) South 12th street, Newark, N. Now England states. they will occupy about October I. rnge. Leonardo, N. J. children. 103 East Front street, phono SEVEN ROOMS and bath, all Improve, floors; garage. Apply Curley __ Bray, 7, condition, $38; nleo ono for $25; and J. Red Bunk 625-J. ments, four bedrooms, one block from Broad Btreet, Red Bank.* Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Wharton and Mlsa Ethel Somera of South Bound one large box for restaurant use. CJram- FORD ROAlDaTER"" for sale, good order. SALESMEN—General Electric air condi- FURNISHED rooms, dally or weekly; with jtation; ideal for commuter. Apply Own- ATTENTION to parties" Interested S son have returned from a visit at tho Brook visited Mrs. Howard Hansen ann'a, 11 White street,_R_<__t_Bnnk/ Larsen, Leonard avenue, Ocennport, tioning; we aro looking for a few spe- er, 218 Monmouth Btreet, Red Bank, phone N_._J.-__ ._ ir without menls; in three hundred 18G8-R. building—I have n. lot stie 60x180, ex* former's parents' summer homo at over the week-end. LARC3E porcelain-lined icebox, good con- cialty salesmen or men who feel qualified block, Brond etrcet. Inquire ElkB club elusive Beet ion, convenient to school! | Ocean Grove, dition; prlco $G.GO. .Phono Red Bank PONTIAC '28 sedan In perfect mechani- to sell Biiecialtieflj oiir sales volume h res tan rant. • CALIFORNIA style bungalow, eight rooms, price $2,200. W. A. Hopping Agency* 2407-W. cal condition; finish almost like now; taken a remarkable jump upward; our or- two baths, open fireplace, oil burner Mr. and Mrs. R; C. Doy and daugh- ganization la operating at u profit and our N FCE "coo 1 comfortable furnished roi "Linden place. Red Bnnk, phone 897.*' TWO TIRES. _4x4J(., 25-itich wheel; prlco now rubber, now battery; a bargain. Can beautiful view; residential. Also anoth- heat, two-car garage; SGQ month. Rol- COLONIAL HOUSE, BIX rooms, two BQn> ter Lorraine havo returned from a New Monmouth News. _S2.00__each._I1hona Hod Bank 106S." be Been nny time. Call Red Bnnk tilfi-J.* productive salesmen are making excep- Kton Watcibury, 107 Monmouth street, Red tional money. Any rnnn who enn musure er cheap room at $2.50. 94 Moplc avenue, Bnnk, phono ar.OO.* parlors, two-cur gnrnge. lot 76x150, month's vacation at Point Pleasant. BRICK for aalc, 4,000 used brick, iiko BUICK lT27 MnBter four-door sedan, one Red Bank." good neighborhood; $5,300, tm&ll Cash now; $8.0(1 per 1.000, S10.00 delivered. previous owner; in good condition; will nn to our atnndardn with rotation to back- Mrs. Frances Lcscura has returned The Interior of tho Baptist church Bell for $00. Act quick, William J. Le- ground, oiipeniniu'O nnd personality and NICE cool comfortable furnished room payment. Kolston Waterbury. 107 Mon« J. Grover Cnrter, Little Silver, phone lied who will not be satisfied with earning leei -?°.i'iiiLJL!rrcet. Red Bank, phono 3500.* to hor home at Roanoko, Va., after la being re-decorated by John Fourt Bnnk 31-7-W.* vlne, jJ7_5_Broadway,_Long Branch, N. J. private home, nil conveniences; rent rea- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. a visit with Mra. Mlnnlo M. Hel-of Bclford. CARS of ch'isJrtoc't6i'~B'old on buulncsB prin- thim $61000.CO per year on our libern! sonable; also _; urn Re. 81 South street, FOR SALE or exchange for farm, thr Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Morford havo SKIFF, twenty feet, ilx-foot benm, well ciple a nnd backed by a reputation of commlrtflloii plan will bo extended nn oi>- Red nank,__phone_13J0-M.» SIX-ROOM modern home In Red Bank houses, rented, with good income; noth llnger. known make, practically now; four-cyl- dependable service. TMB week's npccinl: purtunity. Oonernl Klertrio Air Condltlon- BOA~RDERS "wanted "inTcorafortablo coun- owner must niicrifice; J6.50U.00 Ing wrong—just want a good farm. Phon Miss Catherine Haff has returned returned home from a vacation so- inder, medium duty marine motor; Bpray '29 Ford deluxe coupe, $8f>. Recommoiui- ing represents ' the finest, most salable try home, excellent meals; easy com' SI,500.00 cash, balance first mortgage. CJ. Eatontown 294 or address Box 136, Ocea hood; fifteen miles. Now in wntor, 'rendy murchnndlaa in n new nnd growing ind HowtivA Liiwincott, 31 Monmouth street, Port,_J__._J. from a visit at Burllngtoii, Vt. journ of a week at Lnko George, ed cars ottered this week: '33 Plymouth try; our products Include <>eneral Electric muting; ronaonnblc. Mra. H. Coddfnuton, to KO any place. Price $350. Address rioluxo sedan, '81 Chrysler deluxe coupe, Nnvcflink, N. J. Red Hank. VERY FINE residence, with greenhouse!* William H, Hitchcock is spending New York. Sktir, box 511, Red Bank. nil und gas furnticea, winter ulr- condition- Rev. Samuol Johnston, pastor of '31 Bulck Victoria coupe, '30 Chevrolet ing pioductn nnd cooling products for TWO connecting rooms for rent; nicely S 1,800 FOR five-room Red Bank bunga- gnracc, chicken houses, vegetable Bar* several weeks with J. A. Storms and FOR SALE nt sacrifice. Inrge baby crib coach, '20 Nnth Bedan. '20 Hupp Victoria heated; plenty hot water; nil Improve- low, nil improvements; hot tilr heat; pn dena; about twenty acres; nil In perfee_l family at McLean, Va. tho Baptist church of this place, and with mattrcafl, and steamer trunk; nlao roupe,'.'28 WUlyB Knight sedan. '28 Studc- \t!ie. The BuccesH of our flaleamen Is ments. 176 Hudson avenue, Red Bank raKe; lot 50x150; convenient terms. Mil condition. Ahout 1.000 feet on Bath *v«* Rev. William Campbell, pastor of tho Winston eneycfopcdln: nil In very jjood Imkcr Oommnnder Six nednn $50, '32 Ford nth ihiitnblo to the aulfiblMty of tho mer- phone 236-11." ton Berk, SS Broad street, Red Bank, nue, Wlmpfhelrrter estate, Long Branchd Mr. and Mis. Honry C. Wycltoff condlllon. Call telephone Keyport platform truck body,1 with low rcmovnblo •hnndiso plus the tremendous advertising phone 1616. Apply on premises or- phone, havo returned from a vacation at Presbyterian church of Atlantic 1137*M,* nldes, practically now, $4fi. For a rcnl npproprifltfons of (iciieral Electric who TWO furnifihed rooms, nil for light house- Highlands, exchanged pulplta Sun- huy In a uned car see your friend Lee, at luivu juivcd the way for tho renl job wo keeping ; all improvements; nico loca- Pompton LakOB. SPIXIAL SALE ot 1.0DO American nrbor- are doing na proven by the number of In- tion. 55 East Ilei'Ken pliice, Red Bank, day. vitao evotffreoii trees, eight to twelvo Mnurlco Schwnrtz's "Used Car Lot, West Miss Mabel Beekman, local Red Frnnt nt Penrl direct, Red Hunk, phono lulrlcs comlnjc to ua daily from Interested phone_3j>7Jl __ed_Bank._* Cross visiting nurse, is enjoying two Preparations are being completed foct. balled nnd hwlnmwd, nt $].00 each. ir In fliiD working order; price $60, Fred Douglas Fitzgerald spent the week- NEARLY NKW ExchWc<~Tndlc7 "oTe1iinK Brown,_94 Wnllnco street. Itcd Bank.* Km!., Kenornl matmRer, 3S2 Central one block from business pectlon. 28 lEuct- end at Philadelphia. ter and family of Now York with her anil Btreet drcaacB, _lz.e 14-48, oL nearly USED "CA'iiS wanted In ~ triTdo"~o"n new mic. Newark, N- J., or F. Mason, 622 non nvenue, Kod Bank, phono H39-W." Good For Everything for a visit. new pilcca; cariicul cont and fur nenrfs at Hargii nvenue, Anbury Vark, N. J, TWO FURNISHED rooma for "rentTTcaiion^ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tlbbott of Chrynlorn nnd I'lymouths. (iot our np- fo: nhlo; nil accommodations. 38 West your own price. 107 Monmouth Htreot, prnlwnl on your car todny. Cnwh for-your # Maplcwood vlaltcd friends hero over Miss Ann Cameron and Jamoa H, t n rnln[r~'Btorekoeper- itrcct, RuU Bunk. All klnda of little wants nnd a great many big' Grlgps spent tho week-end at Atlan- JlciIJJank, i)|iHtiilrH,__ovcr_\ynterbury ii.* cm* Jf you want to net! It. Sec Mnuriro i" examination j no experience re- wants can bo satisfied by ndvertlalng In tho Wast tho week-end. tlo City with Philadelphia friendB. FOK"SALET"-"7-ro^t Tnbin skiirTliTwTtoK Sr Invar tr., ChryBler (imi Plymouth Kale a Uiiireil; nno 23 to fill; FfOury ?2,000 to Mrs. Julia Callnghan ot Wlnthrop, rendy to K«. $77.1,(Hi, or will cxclinmco nnd Service, Went Front nt Pearl ntreet. hlii.t. For pnrtlculni-B writo Franklin In- REAL ESTATE WANTED. Department ot Tho Register. Mass., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Rob- Hov. Samuel Johnston WBB a visi- for linger boat. Address Bout, box 611, Had Hank, phone B37.* Htitiite, box 511, Iled_Bank.* ert Cowan. tor at Now York Friday. Red Hunk." _ SWEIUKlf or"Seotch "eo'uplo wantod ; nlso FARM WANTED; will exclmn«o sea shore Whether you want to soil a furnace, or whether you Mr. ond Mrs, Frederick Roborts of *FOlf~SALE, Ci i e a V«Tn n~ w ahui t~~vl_ t ro I a, r'nnk and boiiHCWorker, Red Hunk Km- liroperty an part payment on farm, Ad Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiso of New- BUSINESS NOTICES B l m l l l i want to find a lost iiockotbook, or whctlior you Brooklyn Bpont tho week-end with wth records; orinlmil price J.1G0, will plmy incut Agency, 31 Monmouth at tact. l£? _!J! ^L _y_* _*'5 !'J __i<_! _l' Kctl^IJank. want to hire a man, or whether you want to get a ark woro week-end guests of the Int-Mr., Roberta's parents, Mr. and Mrs.RCII cheiip; In good condition. Krank L. Phcino Red Bnnk 321, I IIAVfi (lrnt bond nnd mortiiaBo money tor'a Bister, Mls3 Margaret Bcdle. Smilh, Kmmon rnml. Little Silver, N J PAINTER and DEtpor hangtr and docor- NUHSES oil mil, mule nnd female; three in amountn from $2,500 to 57,501) to job, or whether you want to rent n house, or Howard W. Roberts. phono 13fi-M, lied Hank___ atort roaaonable prlcea. Will pnper a tmined prncticnl clilldien'a nuraoa; I!4- plnco on «ood reiidentlnl proportlen. W. A whether you want to buy n farm, tho best way lo Eleanor Ilclnrlch, flvo-ycar-old Mr. and Mrs. John Flbipatrlck FLOOR MACHINE'for"flfile; n $785 rnn- room for 83.50 and up; all work guaran- tiour service. Specinl trentmont, Irriga- HnpnhiB A_:ency, 8 Linden place, Re daughter of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth r teed. Joseph Hoffman, t'i Orummond Bunk, phone 397,• get whnt you want Is to ndvrvtiso your wunt In tha made a vblt at New York Saturday chlno for f7. i cawhi cnxh needed BO hnd- nlfico. Ucd Hank, phone 8343-W. llon, tuborcu]i>»]% nlcobolic, nnrcotlc. hy- Want Dopnrtment of Thi Reglntpr. Hclnrich, was operated on this woek and Sundny. ly will HPII for ICHH tlnm rout. Mm, Suin- liodcrmlc. Hut teraby'n KurPCfl' lte_i» KEr-'lNEP old couple, formerly from New for tho removal of a pus sack from inerii, Kitmiinn r_mi1^.1ltJe_HJ_v«r, N. J.» CLEARANCE snlo of Hnlesmen'ii Bnmplcn phono Koilllnnk 1-J22. JcrBcy wleli to rent n prut ot lmtu>e with Mra. Patrick Loach has roturnccl TWO mown 7;0ek of ilnent sport knit suits. draanGB, Bwont- Homo rcBpeclablQ inlvatu family; wan So mnny wants are supplied through this depart- hor spine. Tho child hud boqn un- HKf()Ml'rn~'Vaiiwny~ i^dtnl cTeTlcT"olUT w nIlt homo after having spent a wcoU with Block; ono dink roil « depart- conscious since «ho wan struck by relatives at Brooklyn. black fcmnlfi; juice iciiHonnblo, Ulltson gnin. J. Cohen. 335 Second nvenue. Long caiiHlduring exnms nil Btntes; Hnlnry SI.. of bntli, in or n.m* city; will nay $12 po Kciiiisln, Wyrkott rnnd, Knlontown, N. J., Brunch, neitr Ounf-nr nvenu*. nth rent. F, G. Hoffmann, CJurcmont, ment hnn gained tho nnmo of Monmouth County'* nn auto operated by Dominlck tn tumt. I'roparo now, For dot fit ta write Virginia. Breclae, somo tl:no ago. p]iorio 40^ Kiitonlown. ___ YOUIl living room sulto raiiDhoIstorail llkn I'ninklln Institute, box 611, Itcd Dunk. Market "Plncn. It In tho great supplier of all klndl SALE of huiiBdhold gouiU at 776~lu7cT now. very r«n!)onn>)lyi Btitlnfnctiou Kimr- WANTED, i)_;iTcU7nl~nur_o~ needed ~ for WANTED, to rent fcmiill farm, with gooi of wantrj. Donald Walling, elRht-yenr-old son THIEVES AT BHHE\VSIHIBY. rond, Fnli- Hnvcii, N. J. Prices roa- nntoeiU Cnll for cstlmnllon nnd Hiimt'len nluhl duty; nomo hoHpItnl expurlenco house; would consider nhartnt? un-k.pi of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wnlllng, in nonnlile. Munt ha Hold nt once. Dining Hed Hank 287(1-W. E. Itollo. E0 Mtm- of ini'Kor farm on eo-operatlvt; plitn I 1 npiTHMBi'y i yo\ins, nent; n.tate reference« Twcnty-flvo centn .paya for an advcrtlsoment ln Th» recovering from lnjurleH suffered Mickey* Wnlhcr nobbed of Firearms i™"" . nuUe, iiiachlno, kltrhrii iitenMIn, etc." mrmtli otrcot, Itcd, Dnnk, opponlto fxiiuuicli *>xfi}i-lenca und unlfiry, Ailtircsa l'rnclka km-Hlntc fnrllitlcn Ptrmlt. Addrcntt S. R. when ho was struck by an automo- PLAY Kit PIANO' V»rV»ie, jV'tVuf coiTtiltToTiT lmll. P., bos r.M, Heil_Ilnnk.* KoBlator'B Want hopnrlment. While Fighting In New Yorh. Cull BIG l(«d Bnnk, for appointment l<> HDUSSOKDIOI'IOU; work hnt woman at LAUdk itmount of mortKiigo inoimy c:i bllo opiuatod by Mra. F. Palmer Arm- Insiit" CRAnBlNR—Poms tn let; ovcrytMng liounokeeiier In am nil adult fnmlly; KOIH lio nucKly ])Sliced UH Kood muiioi t ion tn strong at South Keyport Tucoday Tlilcvea wjthln a woclt'a time en- Imrnc, mnall unlury, Frank L. Smllh Roil 11,nil; vicinity. Milton link, H)i Mi.mil I Kvoryono fihould road tho Want tered two places at Shrewsbury nnd ATTA tmelmVKHnrVrghtoc7r-To7it for erabhtnii at JanBon'n, near Fin t Humscmj-iiiul, Llttlo Silver, N. J. street, phono Itcd Hnnk U16. Adverti.inmontd InTIm riORlator every \J evening of lnut week. Tho lnd ran motor hont, PnJmcr molnr, rtttiftlnir; Monmouth Iirlitge, Llttlu Silver, N. J. BUHINEHS woman would Hko tu* rent Mitiilt lit front of Mrs, Armstrong's auto managed to Ret away wjth (.ooda val- thi. Suflfliimn. River ulreet, Lonit llrnncli. I'V HI JS IIEU"~o7f enT'li^ imi7™co rn lie nan" weok. Somebody nifty bo ndveHl 1 t;d nt more than $200. phono 1U)7.* lion *to fiducntctl women for plciinunl up nil in cut or hum: "low, fiiriil.Uu'il, In Junt the nrtlclo you want. Juot us Hlio wna about to mnko tho nnd decorating rcason ubl.; n-orl; uoiio nt homo' to bimofit ben! wel- Ro.l Hank. A-Wrenf- S. A. H., box &11, turn into Atlantic Rtrcot. Ho was Lant Thursday night week thlcvca KIWTiaFKl^|ftV«Vpiiitf(7r7«io$l; fnmllty workma,nnlilp; uao n new Irn- fniu In Rcil Hank; aelllni: ox|)crlcnpo help- Red llimk.*_ broke Into tho Bhrownbury log cabin bnliy'a baskot HVH\V>\ JJ1.50. child** largopr.ivcd .mint «uniaiitBed not to cluilk ful, Telephono necounary. AtUlresa 1'ub- WANTKD* to~7eMr7~"nv«-int hunViiiiiw The ucKlatcr goes Into 7,500 taken to tho Mntawan hospital for tmnmol crib jr.; n\i(.|lout ronditlon. Van rrnrk or poel [ lincked by company treatment, unrcr tho earn of Dr. Al-lap houBo and made off with goods ne scon at. 17 Mnilun ntrect, or l'lione Itutt ruled IMiet; box DU,Jtetl _lnn__.* with xnrwiQ', m>l over $30 wnntlily. Can A. A. by Dunn & Biadutrcet. A. J. Fish, OKl-'KIK !>o«l|lon wanted, hirvo~know'lcd(ii fu ru I nil very bent of roftHtmceii. Addreat* fred Wallln. worth moro than $2B. lhuik_17n-JW.* ) l v inilc Sl * Thn following Mondny night n FOUR Jnck Bcrowi, ntinnML~IU7W7"CHPncIty l!lJLi !^! .!lA 5 '_ '? Brluht, N. J. df bnukkeopltiR, typing, (ttGim^nitihy BimHftlow, box till, Itad Hi______Mhn Beatrice Bodlo, daughter of three tons, $1,00 encU \ electric Inrulm- PLAIN SKWlNd done st home, mon dhitr! nr;it, inpld nnd nrcurnto; rupnblo of hand double linrrel shot gun and a M rcpnirhiK nnd nHorntuns. Cull f, - thn; nil oflU-n tlohilln, Adilrt^s Mlioi VMcn Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey S, Bcdlo won tor, 100-cigtf MIZP, rarferl romlitlun, ?7,M); M woik. IXM^, New Monmoiith, or phone Middle REAL ESTATE FOR RENT married to John O. Ilarlzlor, non of gaugo rifle woro stolen from the ho:no ciathei wilniMtr f.«c; hnliy vUkka (Kctfn Wilt* Mrs. W. J. Mills, .1 Minio Unto. town MHl-J," Mrs. Anna Hnrtzlor of Toms Hill, of Mickey Walker on Hycnmorc BVO- HIHI ro6kH). ti> cenl« onoli. Mamhnll I.uu- Full- Hnvon.• M01H1HN l\ve-ioom liunK»l'»w, hot WHILH- nuo while tha funnel1 middleweight >el nvenug. Mlddletown, N. J., fourth FHKK hot clogH Sntiirday nlidit nl UOHCI'H hont. tiki lintll %vltli tub nml nlnll iliow- pa by, Rov, D, R. Hunoy at tho liuim«. right nldu. liatwvon hluhwny 8fi t>nr and uilll, ll.',\ MhifiWulntry H^mie tliisii: onv witti followlnK, Addro'aa ^yp or; r.xrollont ncluhliiii'liood; 81,11.0(1 imr boxing, champion was fighting John and Middle- rorut, plume Mlddlotown 2M-J. hon'ifl '(ttphor pnronts Wednesday iif- > Red Hank. • _ __ crntor, tmx M 1, Ued Hunk, inraith. (i. Ildwnrd I.li>|illH-iltt, al Mnn- Anderson at Dexter park, New York. ALL KINDS' of CoaU for' iia)»i*~inaiimi B Voi/Klti white KII'1 wiuitoil for Henoift mmith Hlretlt, Hod Hank. ternooiC'tif, lost week. Minn Docile CUOSH. lockitmfth: fi\w mowoti unntp- m tc cl r ln A report to tho Shrewsbury police wheel burrow, 75 fent of lioso, complete, n Itoiiacwoi-ki «le«i> In, fhono IDfl, "" 3MAI.!, homo for |l-nt nt'K»n» loiii." Mf.i- has beon'-fftjployoa "• " >o feed rHiin, Inrga windows, »U smnll win- nncd: lonka llxeil, keyn llttcd; HelnMorn, dletown. Apply'Wllllnpi Knrm, Mlddln. the loioaJ*'«*i>ol« nnd Mr' Hartrlor wan nindo last week after Walker re- flown pfid donrai also odd futnltine. Rus- BBW» and Runs ftxad. 116 Onkland atreet, He^Jlnnli."_ _ town. N. J. turned from tho clly. Tho entire ••II, UH Illynr jlrool, U«MI Ilnnli.' wanted nn moiher'n holpor or Sl'ANiyil typo litnutnlow, flvo roomc, tiled In prtnolpttl-'jtl tlio high school, Tlioy AT "lif>"MONM6UTH'iin«ot; liciliimm'iot. miNntl for Wo' '••ntJa-on their wed- hoUBS, was runancked by Iho thieves, CHAUl.S rnned, nisli bultonmi' iurnitmo HIM ne inn III j iiiUnrd K\V\. Adtheni %ft'J huth, upon flr»u»l"'"i'. liiirdtvonit ftmtifl, tfotmilctp, Jifi; of curt l.o hoimht atp- nen'ly lopnited. Work called for ami Thlr.l fitrtut,_ Fnlr Hwvoii.^N^J^ «tomn lionti SSI) moiilli. Knl.loii Wutoi- ding trip. Mi".-and Mr*. Hartartor ore who gained entrance by breaking In *rfl;«lyj «lso «our and « half foot library ** * the kitchen (too*. - i5 SPECIAL in that chukker when Lieutenant 1 Largo Cako Pan FREE ! 2 27° C Landon Lokette slipped one by the Cleans Aluminum and All cans C Qt Bottle OCo goaj. They tallied two more in the Kitchenvvnre. 2 • 29 GIN EXCEPTIONAL third chukker, whllo the Hamilton 2 25 trio was held to one goal apiece in CEDARPURST $nlmtlon that • 0 a dox. rnced at Llttlo Silver several weeks 5' 10° 25' 33 ago. 10 2' 19°