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limsd Wcolly, Entered aa Eccond-Claisa Matter at tho Poet- Subscription Pricei One ^cst 81.60 VOLUME-LVI, NO. 34. ofneo at tied Baiil'.. H. J., under the Act of March 2. 1870. RED BANK, N. J.,-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1934. Six Months 31.00. Single Copy 4c PAGKR ! TO JA

TIIIUSE JSAHHETBAIJ, GAMKB. ten acres of cine part of the estate at Bootleg Brandy the rate of $000 per ncre and ten Exiled Professor iliey Will H« riayed (or tho Benefit cy of another part of the uatate Of Klvervicw Hospital. for $1,000 per acre. To Investigate A letter wan read from Howard \V. To Address Forum; Tin; Dorcas branch of Klvervicw Roberts, counsel for the board, to hospital of Red Bunlc ii uponsorlng John E. Laird Soys That Forty the effect .that William J. Leonard Varied Matters Before the Town- three basketball names to be played Liquor License Issued to Fred- Three Appointed to Look Into Dr. Lederer, Former Professor Riunson Building Reduced to had started a suit in chancery Per Cent of the Applejack Sold at tile ltiver st reet tichooihouse next erick J. Finnerty—Ordinance Allegations Made Against F. of Economics at the Univer- ship Committee Thursday— against the board of education and Ashes, Causing Loss of $40,* Hereabouts is Mado at Illicit Wednesday night for tho benefit of Establishing Another Election Howard Lloyd, Supervising Mrs, Harriet Rice, widow of Mclvin sity of Heidelberg Will Speak I —One Liquor Permit Granted tho hospital. Tho first game will be- 000-—Firemen Frostbitten— Distilleries. A. Rice. The township high Hchool and Action on Three Deferred gin at half-pa.-,t seven o'clock and It District—Other Matters. Mlddletown School Principal. at the Molly Pitcher Hotel. '•• property at Leonardo waa procured Firm Eo Rebuild on Site* CliurgOB that date imipeelorH re- will be between the Bordcntown girls At thfi meeting of the townahlp An ordlannce establishing a third A committee consisting of William from Mr. and Mra. Rice. It adjoins Dr. K, Lederer, who is onf; of the imd tile dlrls' Activity club of Bed Fire Friday afternoon destroyed * imirnltUo of MttlUlctown iownahtp fund! to i-o-upci'Utc In abollulilne election dlKtrlct wna Introduced and K. Foster, Mrs. Lew it} H, Thompson Mr, Luunuid^ property. Mr. Leon- crniMi:. Intcileetunl.s banirlHid by Bank. The second game will be be- he inrat; market and grocery Htorn 'i'liiiiiiday afternoon uctfon WUH falten bootli'i; Uiatlllcra from tho state of passed on ita first reading at a meet- and Allan Beagle has been appointed ard claims that the hoard of educa- tile Na/.i CJuvernment. in Germany, tween tlic Wcstsidc Young Men's >t John Hintdnmnn, Incorporated, at. iu apply to the Civil Worlw udminlfi- New Jen-xy were reveiiletl lant, week ing of the Rumson commissioners to investigate allegations that F. tion and Mrs. Rice agreed to do cer- will apeak on thu mibject of "The Christian association junior boys and 'lum.'ion, caufiing a Ivan estimated g.t limiou (o Improve £jtrcctu on the Oak hy John 13. Lulrd, prealJcnt of Laird Thursday night. Lewis T. Wilson, Howard Lloyd, .superivising principal tain things for the maintenance of esi.'iif, Kcunornii: ^ituiiUuri in Eur- the Princeton hoys. The third game $-10,000, The building wau a two- KnullH development owned by Charlc» & Coinpimy. president of the council, presided In of schools of Midletown township, his property which they failed to ope," at ilif, next meet ing ot the Red will bo between tho Wcatslde Young story frame structure, built in 1900, Htcuerwaltl. A representative of Mr. Mr. Latrd, nppeurlng before Jos- the absence of Mayor Van R. Halsey. has improperly used school money perform. It is for this reason that Bank Public Question,; Forum, Sun- Men's Christian association big five after lire had destroyed the original ttlcuenvulrt wan at the meeting. Tho eph Choate, Jr., and the l<'edenil Al- The first election district will be entrunted in his care. This action he has started the suit. The board day afternoon at threo o'clock. Dr, building cohol control bouvd auid that hi eer- boys and tlic Plainlleld Y boys. Fol- bounded on the west by Buena Vista was taken at a meeting of the town- Lcdercr wa:* formerly profci^or of (lovelupmcitL is near MlUdlotown vll- passed a motion requesting Mr, Rob- The tire, which started from sin. ^nc. The vtawnHlilp committee in tulii acclioiiH, the bootletf evil had lowing tlic games there will bo danc- avenue, on the south by Ridgo road, ship board of education * Thursday economics at the university ofjleid- ing until one o'clock with music by ts to attend the next meeting and >ver-houled chimney, spread ao rapid-- •willing to tjike the fHrect.4 over if reached Intolerable proportions und and on the cast by Blngham avenue. night. give detailed information about the elberg in G( - [ninny and Ui now a that to protect tho good name of lt:i Vamlerveer'n society orchestra. The second district comprises that The allegations were made about member of tlic faculty of the "uni- hat only a small part of the coit- they urc improved and it endorsed suit. piits wns saved. The Hquox* stock, Hit; propouecl^preject. Tho mutter oC product the company bun been forced territory bounded on the west by a month ago at a, niacting of the An invitation wan accepted to at- versity in Kxlle" in .Nev/ Yurk city. to withdraw till Luh'd products; from Bingham avenue, on the south hy board of education hi the form of Previous; to his connection with the with the exception of n. few bottle;?! '•'Pl'iyln^ to the Civil WorkH ndmln- tend a meeting which will bo held taken from the ahelvcn, waa de- i>>(i'iitiun to huvo tho work undertult- Halo in New Jcrtitiy. Ridge road and on tho east by Nave- preambles and resolutions. The doc- tonight at'eight o'clock at the Free- university of Hciik-lber^ lie was a Jn his olllco Mr. Laird said: "It ir, sink avenue. Tho third district will ument called for un investigation by lecturer on economic:-; a I the u;u- stroyed. The liquor wns valued at '•n win* referred to Cnity Flnnegnn, hold high school to discuss the re- $20,000. Ihf (uwniihip director of unemploy- Impossible for me to do buuine:-;.s in consist of all the territory cast of the .state commissioner of education. port of Governor A. Harry Moore's ver.sity uf Tokio, Japan. Hance rnail, south of Tlidgc rOH'I. nnrl James Woulley, an employee in tho ment i-i'llcf. thl.-i atute IjecilliBC of the ilnllfftili ntc The borii'l vn«M g iiHt pap r ing the w Jersey .school survey commis- Tho llcl K'ink Pubii'- Qnr- -nonri and lack of co-opi"i"ilkni of Hie SIJIIP For Clammers east of Navcsink avenue. A public mi', (Ihruvrreit thu fit"*:. Ha foUml iiiiiiin fi.jn*s /tgo the Hollo bun isuni- preambles and resolutions fi to 2. sion. The board adopted a ^uggea- Foi'iini in hctn^ conclurt^d under the in^pcetor.s. We havo taken in^pec- hearing on the ordinance will be held Rev. Ernest W. Mandnvillc, one of the second iloor tilled with* smoko lfjuy dec leased UB ucrvicc between 1 tion made by- Mr. Williams that rhan^ Club and ordinance in order to permit the con- turned in the alarm. uiiiiic ctMujihiinti-J to the township frhown them bottler of Laird'9 apple ver W. Williams, two of the mem- Lloyd was authorized to iix the the Y. M. C. A. The meetings arc fit Unemployed So That Shell-struction oE bulldlnga hi zone "C," The firemen responded promptly, commit lee, and un a eonseqnence a brandy containing low Kraile ixjotlej; born of the board, signed their names time nnd to select the speakers for hcM at the Molly pitcher h'jtel on read, but it was decided to defer but. the extreme cold weather had conference wan held by Home of the distillates purehaaed by invcstlgatois fish Can be Retaken. at tiie end of the document and the meeting. alternate Sunday afUTiioonis, The action until the next meeting. frozen the hydrants and before they member;; "of the committee and the employed and paid for by ourselves. JaniOij C HcndricUson, the president The Citizens' league sent a letter previous meetings o£ the fotum have Tile New Jersey department of A letter was received from Mrs. could bo thawed out tho flarnea had uwin-'iiv of the bun company. At thin "Of twenty pints of su-ealled of the board, promised that an in- thanking the board of education for indicated that there is keen interest health passed resolutions last week George M. Bodman, county relief di- vestigation would be made. ;;wept through the building and had eniiferonee the company showed Laird's apple brandy purchased in the use of schoolhouses for its meet- in di.sen as ions of this kind. Tho pres- ! toHake-effect immediately pertaining rector, staling that according to fig- converted it into an inferno, hooklu'cpinp records to the etTeet New Jersey, .seventeen of the bottler At each meeting of the board it is ings. This league has been active in ent HUbjcct of dificu^sion o[ Dr. Led- to the opening up, for the taking of ures compiled by the state emergen- thni. 11. had operated at a km the when inspected, contained not Laird':; customary for the supervising prin- Ilnding jobs for unemployed persons cror Is timely becnu.se of tho nose Apparatus from Sctibright joined shellfish, areas previously closed. The cy relief administration and the state pii:t three yrarH and that the loss in apple brandy, but law £iade 'boot- cipal to make a report about school lth the Civil Works administration. connection between the economic: iu the fifthl and after tho hydrants action was taken in order to permit department of municipal accounts, lit:i:i WHM $25,000, which wnu larger leg.' This evidence was presented to activities for the month. At the out- The letter waa sent by Richard B. problems of the United State:; and had been thawed out by burning t lie unemployed to avail themselves Rumson has an AAA rating, which Hum for tho two preceding yearn. Chief Mycru, who stilted that, the evi- set, of hir> report last Thursday night Neu of Leonardo, secretary of the Europe. Ka;;olinn around them, four stre&Bis of the. maximum permissible area for in the highest rntlng that a. munici- Moreover, the company claimed that dence was useless, inasmuch as it Mr. TJoyd stated that there had been league. were played on the- blaze. At one I he tilting of shellfish without vio- pality In the state can havo, and by , Dr. Lcdercr, who in a lctidin^ Eur- tin: Mule Utilities commission had had been purchased in direct viola- a misunderstanding- about hi;; feel- Repairs wore ordered made to the time when tho Xluiuca wero leaping lating tile law or being subject to virtue of this rating, the borough will j ings with regard to the allegations opean economist, was invited by Dr. high into thf! air tho Hintelmann advised discontinuance of winter tion o£ Article No. -17 of the Alco- prosecution therefor. The condem- Teachers' clubhouse at Nnvesink. Alvin Johnson of the new school ot iicrvk'C and tho operation of bu&scs holic Beverage and Control Act, be compelled to carry the entire cost made against him. He said he "would homo within a few foet of tho store nation order of tho state of Now Jer- of relief within the municipality for} This building nnd ;L considerable social research at .New York to be- during the iitimmer only. The com- which stntcs that 'no person shall welcome an investigation and he acreage of adjoining land WGTR re- seemed doomed and perhaps it would sey, which became effective Septem- 1034. asked that a committee be appointed come 'ltl't)llM. shall be guilty to a mlsdomcanor and dren. aged. from the Central railroad bridge at of the police committee, stated that ing, stating that hia wife was sick driven out of that country by the The report about the conference punished by a fine of not leas than The repairs committee was author- Smoke, sometimes of a yellowish Highlands to" the uppermost of two by measuring the distance from the find that on this account he wanted policies pursued by the Naz'i govern- w:is made at the meeting Thumduy $10 or more thun $100 or by imprison- ized to have defects rcmcilierl jn the color and sometimes a deep black, can buoys lying just below the con- door of the Holy Rosary church to to return to his home at Matawan as ment. Thin university is now func- by Victor GroaHingor, one of the ment for not less than two day:; sewage disposal system of the Leon- toured forth in great volumes. At fluence of the North Shrewsbury or the door of the store of Mr. Finnerty, soon ns possible. His request was tioning in the- buildings of the new member;! of the committee. He also and not more than ten days, or by ardo school. times it was impossible- to EC© the 1 IMavesink river and the South the distance was over 200 feet and granted and he left. The meeting school oC social research at Kev presented a .statement by the com- both. " The action of William M. Petin- firemen, Exploding canned goods Shrewsbury river during (he months therefore it is not within the i, 192(5, to permit the ing fire protection for the residences^ en the matter much thought antlHtiat en of the community for the priv- view of the circumstance;! tho curtail- outside the state. gathering of shell fish in Raritan bay r proved. Mr. Hendrickson made a against tho blaze and after several ment tjf service- tiqemed Justified. at Parmly park would cost $6,711.58. he had consulted various citizens as ilege of listening to these, discussions hours' battle had the flames under \ "Tho object of a recent hearing in in an area bounded by a line drawn statement about the work being done A permit to sell alcoholic beverages Mr. Ryan will have a conference with to the best course to pursue. He on the grounds, describing an inspec- tho committee extends to them n control. Washington was to determine wheth- in a northerly direction from Point the water company in an effort to said he did not think the investiga- cordial welcome to do so. was granted to Morriseoy & Walker. Comfort beacon through channel tion which he made of the job with Edmund Cline of Seabrlght waa The Hales arc to be made at a store er the consumptive demand for iTriuor have the maina laid on certain streets tion should be conducted by the in this country warranted establish- buoy six to the state line, thence Craig Finnegan, township director of cut on the face by a falling beam. at Emit. Kcun.'iburg owned by t|ilH to give ample protection and at the board of education because two of unemployment relief. Mr. Finnegan ment of more distilleries. In ad- along the said line to the stone boun- same time reduced the pipe footage. the members of the board had placed Three Rumson firemen suffered from ilrm and operated by Wllltrim Krile- dary beacon one and one-half miles is also the township engineer. A the cold. Edmund Desmond was Kcr. Action was deferred on nppltca- dressing the meeting that in figuring Permission was given to the Rum- themselves in the role of complain- the consumptive demand for liquor, southeast of Great Beds light, thence field track, tennis courts and other tieatcd for a frozen hand, Joseph tion.-i for the same purpose made by son Parent-Teacher association to ants by signing the preambles and things for athletic purposes are being the fact, must be taken into consid- along a line from said beacon to the ill flowers during the week of Feb- resolutions. He also said that he did Guerrier for frozen eara and Daniel Kdward O'Flaherty nnd Peter P. mouth of Chccficcjuakc creek, thence made on the athletic grounds. Opens Wednesday Shea for frozen fingers . ' JMngltore of Ucaden's Corner and eration that a great deal of the de- ruary 12 for the benefit of the chil- not think: the matter should be in- mand is heliif,' supplied by bootleg along the shore at a distance of one- dren's milk and welfare fund. vestigated by the state commissioner Steps will be taken immediately Kmiel Solnick of Mlddletown village. quiirter mile off shore to a point op- distilleries. In certain sections, I Dr. Kdwla F. Stewart submitted of education because the allegations "Romance and Red Bank," Pro- by the Hintelmann firm to rQbuilo* II. wan atuted that, (he poatponcmontH posite Whole creek, thence in a have evidence to show that forty the annual report ns plumbing in- against Mr; Iiloyd were not in the Temporarily tho fitoro will b® Iac%4, HIV un- •working doys tn do the job. Mr. Day Mr. nnd Mrs. William Norman, Mr. j Republican politician whose cam- Amy Mar .bin 'WiishliiRtan'!) Uirtiiday Kvcnt to Be ruary '22. They arc Dr. L. K. Mfir- derway. A ping pong tournament Mr- worked with the three men under his and Mrs. John Porter, Mr. and Mr3. Marrli livid at tho Globe Hutel. Kenzie, Howard Erevoort, Russell paigns; had been managed by Mr. and scavei ,vill al.-u In: Aunt Marfh Hunniil- nupr.rvision and put iu longer hours N15W DKAI, H.MJSTKATKH. William Porter, Miss I'ortor. Lloyd mid that therefore Mrs. Ulackman, William Smock, Carroll among the activities of Ilrle Mnr Final Arrangements for tho Wasll- than they did. Thompson was not suitable for a Barclay nnd Marcus Hlgginbotliam. A sketch will he presented by in^ton'.s Hitthday dinner and danc& ICurl M. Iloyer, chief of police, Slide* Showing Aspects of Itecovery Also Mr. nnd Mra. Walter Patter- member of the investigating commit- club. last Muriel Rowirth. Janet Green and to ho held at the Globe hotel Thuri- furnctl in a report for the punt 1'iogmni to ISo Shown Here. son, John Patterson, Miss Catherine The topic for discuositm will be tee. With regard to Mr. Beagle, Mr. Those attending the mci-tin week wei'e Mif.af*rf Julia tlulick, Ter- Mary O'Khea. There will be a cu- lay niglit, I''obruury 22, will bo madft month. It showed that the poltee Patterson, Mr. and Mra. F. A. Hoy, "National Religious Advance." The Mamievillo referred to the remarks Slides, showing the various aspects Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Railford, Mr. principal (ipetiUer will be Rpv. Fred- csn. Pnpii, Mm y Ann Sidingli , j lunial exhibit, and members of the at. a meeting of Vcrnon A. Brov.'vi hail lioen tactiva in varied wnyn and made by Mr. Williams. Mr. Mande- of the Federal recovery program, and Mrs. Charles Hlcc, Miss Lucy crick Ncldemeyor, pastor of the William Blair. A very Giles, Richard j lengue, will be attired iu colonial poi't of Veterans of Foreign Wara it iitntrd among olher Ihlngu -that ville said he did not want a "white- 1 will bo shown at the senior mid Egun, Joe. GuHek, Joint I'jirkn nnd I costumes. at tlio po^t rnoni;! tomorrow night. tliry lind traveled 1,71)5 miles by aulo- Rice, Mr. and Mrs. .Howard Rogers, Perth Amhoy Presbyterian church. wash" Investigation but. a full and Tickets are now cm :ialo and tcaer- niohile and 503 mlloH by motorcycle. junior adult cduoailon meeting to be Mr. and Mrs. John Schumann, An- thorough search of all the facts. Walter Thompson. held Friday night at eight o'clock In Iliony {Schumann, Miss Schumann, rations are. beiny' received. Tho Tin: report was ordered filed. CARD rAUTV TOMORROW, A lengthy discussion followed. Mr. the lilgh Hchool library. The slides Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sutherland, UuiH'o at Union I'itvhimse. Transplant 1,000 number of. ticket;) ia liniiteil to 20O Mini Dorothy Sutherland, William Hendrickfion said he knew of no bct- Thn Todies' an-xilinry nC Union flrn ami many have already been :jol(i. la aro losucd by the .social studies de- H AVIH Ho Given By Si. JnmcsVrar- Turner, Mr. and Mia. Arthur Turner, l.(3r (.ionise to follow than Unit of company will hold a bunco party Dogwood Trees addition to the dinner and bianco fi. Monte Carlo Night partment under- the direction.of Har- cut-Teachers' Association. Mr. and Mis. Mnieal Turner, Mr.and making tiio proponed investigation, i'Vidny nipht, February *J.'>, in the public initiation of candidates (ov old S. ir'ihmn and loaned to tiie local llo fluid thnt uftnr tho investigation Thr I'm inn' Koniniiu' prujuMly nt Mrs. Michael Toomey, John Toomey, Tim regular weeldy card party of ilrehoupn on >Slnr\v.-ilniry avenue. membe.rMilp will ho ;;tai.;ed. At- Elks Home Here organization by tile Hlate Teachers' wan made the findings of the inves- tho. northern end of "Navrsiuk uvr- Mlch;icl Toomr-y, Jr., Mr. nnd Mra. There .will bv. )>vv/.fr> and refresh- college at. Moulclair. The public is St. jHineri':] Parent-Teachers' associ- tigating committee would bo report- John Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. JohnVer- ation will ho hold tomorrow after- ments. Mrn. Ktlwiird Murphy in In r.un in H\ini^ini, nnw owned by r,. \V. 'I'IuHI: aml;; n[ dollar:; will change invited lo attend. ed to the i4ato conimlijijlonor of cdti- T. (.'ohMiiiin; lian 1)C an exhibit of Walter VunNeaa of Lclglilon ave- Bloom, Mitf. William Wickman, Mrs. Mr. Williams. ii i )i n lillli ud tilih ITi uepl/cit Jonepli'Ijiiurlno, Mra. Aloynlua Pat- lands] liquor (icfUeiri granted per- ciif'c;!, kono, home rncoH, dice cn^en, school work and at ll:;S0, gym- nue narrowly escaped holng injured >i [lu uul lu hid no fHlll uHy i i tci-iion, Mra. Thomas Tattle, MM. A petition ha:i been in circulation manent license- the numea of two ci.rd fjuiin^i, etP. The hliThoijt wln- nasium stunts. last Sunday afternoon when his car, II mi in the 1 ind / ( t ible hi dt li«l David Noonnn. Mr«. Alfred Rnlno in Middletown township asking the dealers were inadvertently omitted, 1 nt-i:\ will receive prlKcii. There; will vliich ho was driving south on tile K. I ', l'fviircc. Ineoiur Tav Mi \nloalili c )tl i itul did til :mcl Mi'H. John Unibi::on. A pri/.o will Ktnto commissioner to investigate tho Thrv are Thomas Hrnnt'ssoy ot' 7i> oxpori. h: at Uoom 1^', K[-:-iwv Iniild- A111111111 Dniu'r. | l|'t I I U tilt \ J!l 1 ! ill! I ilt 111 II 111 In* dinn'lni: in I he j;rlll nft'-r Ini ;>t:ilr highway near Cooper's bridge, alleged improper u;>c of school money Miller :iln'et. .ind Kdward WYin- it'j:. Tit r.road ;Urcel, e\Try 'i'u i'i\ i lio uwanlri] at. rm.-li table. A bucket i ' ill dl till ill ll Hi! a h 111 al lit n'l'luck and ii'frr, ;|inH'iit:i will hi; TIK- Miihllctiiwu towUi-tiip aluiinii :;Uiddrd on Ihr icy pavement, and hy Mr. Lloyd. IM<> reforonco to tlila heiinrr of: N;iv<-;-uik ;ivi'iim\ and 'l'hlil:il;iy. I(I:I»P to Sl'U'l . ! I nf fruit, IK bum, onko:;, plrmUi and a 11 II o I ill d he Im i h d ii|i>i|l ;;ri vnl. association' will hold a dance next overturned. The machine was rlKht- WIKI iniulc at tiio meeting. I'llone Iti-d ' Hank ISS.—Anl of on i 11 i 11 tilt i u pi< ; toil itl i inn i Wednesday night at Ihn bouls re;- ed and VanNcss was able to continue thn cooperative plan. There will nl- A largo portion of thn oniiy part of Itr-morrntir. <1nrcl 1'nriy. To the 1'iiMfo. t n urn nt. on the stale highway, near on hts way. S till |l|\ ill Illl lit I 111 I 111 K I I <'J It li:t:i lini-n upcuted thnt T am out ro bo fi door pilz.t\ the mooting w:is taken \ip in correct- I'uel Oil Mlddletown village. Music will lie ing the nmiutffi, Tim Third Ulnlrk't. ni'inucnit i<: cif hu:1> hold a c.'inl pnrty 'vitiifdny night at i ill ill i iill lit ru , ( n u. mull, and ran deliver (bott.lod or kc^t Lawrence .!•Bi'hlllln,; Is chairman of Mr. and Mra Oswald Sickles of l ' l)f>r-r to iiny ono who hitu it llceiisn for I ho entertainment, committee. • now only 00 centn pri- qtmit. The Joseph .1. Hulliday's Meiidowview Ann A(lveiti:it>niont DlV Uhiti I OLI I llli| lit. Hilton I'ark, near Highland!, are be appointed a Hchool janitor in c,aao 111(1 ulhu hi ml '.! n di HI1 ll nvialc, und will he pleanoil to take finest ice cream money enn buy, now a vacancy should occur. Tim letter at lteltV.nl, . «^ »-cs* •— the parents of twins, bolh boya, horn offornd at a competitive price. Ei^ht. — —a * •<&>- • - • IIUK lo Nmv Vorlc t'ily. Ii i I! nDinilii II < i it Ii I i»l rare of all your wnutn. Notice wasi ordered Illcd. Hunj. H. Crate. lo lodges, church in-fjitnl^ations, etc.: Monday morning. Dr. John 1,. Opfi-r- delicious liavor.i, creamy, pure am! TIHMVS an Olson ItiMif Sjtiu'ial i'xeiir:ion, 'Hir. rmind (rip. I udf o i \i nu J ( 1 I ml I'liolif {j AdverlifenuMit. Hesse's Ice crcarn enn he pnrohnse'd nmnn wns the attending physician. wholciiomp.—Advertisement. A letter won received from Mr:?. for every Imikliiig' iT:-uienr».!, Inu.l- llnrd|:o 1!II:I I.lni', r.:;i llrunil ti I V Ivi til in nl nt ii. special rate. Prices will he giv- Hoth niiithei' mill twill!! are doiui; Catherine IJ. Chirk of Moplowood of- nef<9, fact in y, nclion! tn' hospital.—- 1U><1 L'.iUik. Phono 8O4.~-Ad\( HM 1>. A. JohtiHon Co., en upon request. -Adverllseinenl. ; lurnt. III i I un h «;* - dio iiriviee, al:H> fsnnorator. battery. Dine mill Ihinre WJIII"his fnco led! Oh; no, they unty ;| r Trllblu's T.vpnnrHer llt'julijuiutt I 1 III 111 1 I I I Mil I II I II 1 ( i( ' 1 lnp\ Mr.;. Cl.uk ha i inherited the l i>llu\v tlie. ('rout! III 1 i ii I III IM I l f * Mi i! r Mart'!!' and i-loctiio niotcir liorvin . nt l.oui.'i Restaurant everv Hiitilrday The lo;id io better ami l>lj\i;el liusi- talked ubiiut Dollar Day.*, nt KiinonV, to llp;fhi!'n for thn liuciit mld-fhy meal TypevvjthM.i [ruled, lniui;hl ild I 'i U't i itii.'onabln Phono 3tKJ. — Ad- nlKlit. rimlfi No. 3!i, Mlddlctmvii, N. j. neiiM leads through The Register's ud- that, nmart womniVn -nhup at fM Urotir! Mitt-y Molina Taylor tsluU ;it Mid- and ie|»aln: 'I I I , I! i ll < 1 - Advertisement. vei-UMing columns.—Advertisement. uti eot,—Adveitudiwnt* (lleUnvn villnne. WU« olTcrcii tu sell — Advertisement* street, itcd ISank.—AdveithH.'nieut, I Page Tw.o ' BED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 193-f. I AItU I'AltTY l.AST WKKIC. Mi-T'iwoucli, Mrs; Fred Op- j summer, wan brought up by tho man- ScJimiihl. Ruth Slnltlf.H, Richard WoS- pciv Mies Mury O'Brien, Mra. Wil-1 ager. It was decided to have tha cott, Arthur GrolKgti. Chariea Wai Hani O'Jirlen, MIEB Mary Timmins, work done providing the contractor ling, William iteilly and William It Was Held Uy 8t. James's l'areiit Mr;i. William Turnler, Mrs. Joseph was willlnjj/'u) wait for hia money. VallPct. . '• . o Br;(j/, • Mrs. Chorlea Hawkins, Mra Efforts v/Jli' bo mado to obtain funds Mrs. Georgo K. I-'»' perfectly war; lu'tii JUB; Thursday alU'rnoon- fr Moss, HIM. William Porter, Mrs. Pat 'clerk's report for January showed vlew hospital ut her home Thursday poised.' the pcliool auditorium on ' DioVi. rick McCarroa, Mrs. William Jeffrey receipts* i.jm foea totaled §31^.05, afternoon. Mrs. John Eiel, president, slri'i-t, ivllh Mis. Patrick Cotter •« Mrs. 1'. J. Mulvihill, Mrs. John 13. i •" tha came period the Overseer of Poor received roporta from all islandig lirinan. I'luyiiu,' card:; wre award- Day, Mrs. William Rynn, Mrs. Tliom- By QUINTON JAMES. expended 5280.80 for relief. In a committees. Mm. Henry Tllton, hos- Created IJ.V cd to the high i-ciircre. as IJttle, Mrs. lidward Coyne, Mrs. Display in the Wlilto HOUBO oval communication tha Board of Klra pital commltteo chairman, distribut- ttcfrrslimiMitK were nerved-'-by Pur- JJame s AndersonA. . Miss Uerlhau. power, room at Washingtonahg, where Presl 'comml^slonora inquired if actlvo fire- ed mending lo the mombcru. Mrs. Gossard tliy (ir:iu.-c, Marion C«;:an, Hekl Mr.1:, Charle.; alblln, Miss Kathl'yn dent Roosevelt conducts official busl- I men arc protected by insurance. Tho .T. JJ, Herbert reported on a recent Is the miswrr. liiu'-ii:-.. Marion Spi'iiiT. Mar 1 >on,i- Johnston, Mli. Harvey M. Little, Jr., rieu.i, of a largo framed "sampler" of clerk was instructed to udvlso tho exeoutlvo board meeting and Mrs. Tlio pull of tin-, luie, and Hetty ami Mary Cotter, ll Mrs. Walter Layton, Mrs. Joseph stumps liiia called attention to his I commissioners that tho firemen arc Italph Pnrkcll, chairman.of tho ways baoit straps -rhot.l :,taiknu. Tho noxt party will Hennessey, Mr.". William Lake, Miss principal hobby—stamp collecting. (properly protected. A letter from and meaiiH committee, annouuc.ed flattens theuh 1 jo lieUI tomorrow afternoon in the Virginia Laurino, Mrs. Mary Maysey, The President has collected moro tho officials of the Keanabiirg Meth- that 520 was realized at a card party domen. uplift. - St. James ajilltorlum. Mr,-!, rjtuiLje Grange, Mrs. Catherine tlmn 20,000 npcclmens; ho' occuplca odist church requested a remittance hold recently nt the homo of Mrs. H. tho buat, ami McCarthy,' Mrs. Churlea Scott, Mrs. hia spare time studying now Issues; ot lntorest on money duo tho bor- Ii. Kenno at Colt's Neck. Following Over 200 Pairs controls the Tluise attending were Miss Marie Ruth Kaney, Mrs, William Speiicc, Jaf^sell, Mr:-. lCinar Humniar, Mr*. hlo collection specializes In new ough on delinquent aasessmonta. The ho meeting tho members folded hipa. Mrs. 'i'eicL-a Donahue, Mrs. Hurry world stamps, nntl ho could qualify request was granted, irnuzo comprossea nnd refreshments Women's & Children's Let our cxpeit David Sheridan, Mrs. \V. K. Dcnis- M on. Miss Eleanor Garvcry, Mrs. C Quiini, Mies Louise Van Heist, Mrs, iPlty as u philateliii c expertt. A llnal report or the recent ball wero served by tho hostess. Tho next litters o li o w Harry Treos. Mrs. Leo Green, Mrs. Slnco 1923 the President has con- given In honor of President Itoo30- meeting will be held March 8 at tho you vv h a 1 J. Guini-y, Mrs. William • Nuonaii, Mr?. Kred Gicrsch, Miss lli'len Ke> J. Col'fcy. Mrs. Mary Howlnnd, fined his collecting to the Issues of velt shows that tho total receipts homo of Mrs. Blol of Oceanport.- MlB-Slmplicily ') wero $343.85 and expenditures $120.85, Mrs. Arthur 1.title, iliu. John Mirs Mary Toiler, Mlfla Irene Porter, j ,|,c Americas and is reported to havo The Oceanport school was closed ($2.00 a pair) can tin. I leaving a net balance of $223 for tho Mi-rtz, Mrs. Mary'Ladlso. Mr.-;. Da-Mrs. Jacob Bloom, Mrs. Urncst Wool atliered flue copiep s of Mexican, Ar- all day on Lincoln's blrthdny. Id I.eroy, Mrs. I.ouls Cart/, Mrs ey, Mrs. Matthew Tower, Mrs entine, Peruvian, Cuban, Fanaman- Warm Springs Foundation. Borough Organization:) in tho borough met $4.50 to $10 William Uoswcll, Mrs. Clinton Wil- James Larliin. Mrs. Thomas Kelscy, Cleric r.ichard Jesaon topped tho Hatat the Oceanport church Sunday bur. Mrs. William Cogan, Mrs. The-Mrs. Josepti Laurino, Mrs. Patrick with tho number of tickets Bold, with evening for a Lincoln's birthday ser- Hosiery, Too, "As You Like It" @ $1,00 a pair Cotter, Mrs. li. C. need, Mrs. David 60. Androw Obemum waa second odore Koch. Mra. .Harry Jackson. vice. There was ttpeclal muoio and Regular Price—$1,15. Mrs. A. J. Patterson, Mrs. Edward Nnonau, Mrs John Gaul, Mrs. John, •with 5!» and Mrs. Mildred Frost third Hev C. Mott Cramer presented a Hopan and Mrs. Walter Wnydorf. | with 33 tickets. IT Broad Street, lied Bank, N. i. O'Kane, Mrs. William Malorioy, Miss sketch of Lincoln in addition to I1I3 Agnes Kane, Mrs. John McIN'cal. Mrs. Mrs. Fred Trenery, assisted by sermon. PUNCTUAL l'Ul'ILS. Mrs. Edward Froat, entertained at a card party last wcelc n3 a bencilt for Thoaias Rpss is ill In a KOtithern tho local mllit fund. Mf3. Italph O. lospital. Mr. Rosa became 111 whllo Feiiwt Attcnilnuco List of Little Sil- >n a business trip. ver School. I Williams and Mrs. William Bowne will be hostc33 for tho fund next Stanley VanKirk of Newark spent o Tho following pupils oi tho Little j Monday. i day In Oceanport recently with his Successor to parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Van- ilver public school were neither ab-( Mrs. William Whistler hao been 9 Broad St., Red Sank pent nor tardy in January: shoe tv 38-B Monmouth Street, 'lm. Coloinhian and Haitian stampi vlfltlng at Orange. IJrm li! 1-IJ Tlunnlil 1)31 • moiid Miss Eleanor Connelly has entered on. i Included arc many rarities from It piji to ndveitlso tn 'ilic Register RED BANK, N. J. other Latin-American countries. the Jersey City Medical center, whero lirai ic I-A :n- 1 n:i •nil uniil..— Klizalioth she will tako a student nurse course. IKin.-. Hi. rllliv. KlUabPtli fullers His collection was started by hia WEEK-END SPECIALS ! nil;. 11 iilC. Jill •l Wriirhl. lllcliard mother ^vhcn nho was in. her teens LcRoy Hays and family havo niovod ,I!.-m>!yii Haihi\say. l>orothy MncCim- ed on Hongkong stamps of 1856 to Recorder and Mrs. William Haag i-ll. Mnry IliKUly, IVriciu Simpson. Iletly havo returned from several weeks Wiliir, Wllliiim finer, Jolm Herbert. IUy- 1870, used to bring letters home from OLD CONSTITUTION BRAND . $| .85 pt. nurnl ,Mnrtin. Frank Luvi-kin, William China to Mrs. James Roosevelt while spent at Durham, N. C. 1MI PHOOF • lartin. Thomas Patterson. Michne! .Stmp- her parents lived in China. Mrs. Howard Opdylce, accompanied on. Tluim.ia Summers, Robert IHii-tin. by Mra. Emma VanSchoIck and Mra. [toljfrt Ilavirt, Hubert Ericksen, Joseph During his term as assistant sec- OLD DUTCH WINES Healier, DoiiKlaa MacConni-lt, Hnbert Me. retary of tho navy from 1913-20 tho Alllo Cook of Red Bank, left Satur- Ivrii-il. l-'nuil; Seiherl, Krnnctli HeElnr. day for a three weeks' trip to Flor- TORE CALIFOKNIA—HI!. OLD ,:i\vrmi-e JIU-VIH, Peter Melschmnn. President specialized somewhat In ida. Fifth ami sUtli Kiaitcs—Lena Howchl. Haiti- and is said to havo nearly CANADIAN CLUB •'Inrrrieo Tally I.ue.y Herbert. Elizabeth every stamp issued by that country. Frank Jackson of Palmer avonue Favkey. l-llinoi- Ouiictu-nlniEb. Violet Ryser. The hobby was a life-saver for thohas resumed his former position as SIX YRS. OLD—BOTTLED IN* UONI) Ituboit Kii-hiumi. Clmrles EricKsen. Fred u pattern maker at tho Federal Ship- :'en. DonnM llailftway, Joseph O'Con- President In his long illness from 60 Broad St., Red Bank OXFORD DRY GIN ior. lieorKP HuitJy, Ucor^o Sewing. Ben- 1921 to 1924. It offered something to yard at Kcarny. nimerb. Jack Worlhloy Ilonald keep his time occupied interestingly. Mrs. IMward Ryan wao hO3tesa at TKirLE DISTILLED II. Orrnmiil Rlttcr. John Hitter. a card party last Tuesday afternoon. rVilllnm Whrlen. Franklin Scelanil. Tho entlro collection was brought Seveiitli nnil ..Ichtli i;r»,lc»—Lillian Mrs. Chester Mulllson of Manning OAKLAWN pt. Qd< oKlrr. Leim J.-vrkev. Anna Johnson, Mar- to Washington when Mr. Roosevelt place left Saturday on a trip to KYE WHISKEY V& iri.- M.-n-C(.nii,.|l. Myra Tattorbon. Lois became President, and he frequently South America. ipi-kcnlmfib. Mni-iha Ruddy, Kva Ryser, is found late at night at Ills desl< A COMPLETE LINE OF WINE, LIQUOK AND BEEIi. iVilmji Salt, Dorothy y.ieclcr. ThomaB I'os- busy with his stamps. John Studor of Carr avenuo Is on William Hovllnnil. lieorKr Kratyniki, a trip to Florida. .loyd MeNuIly. Lawrcneo Kclbert, fieorec Orders Cheerfully Delivered. Tel. R. B. 98. ihoemnker. John Piininun, I.^stcr Truex. Mra. W. J. Ahcarn haa had an at- ainuel Wheian. Netherlands Beauty. tack of grip. A stamp beauty In tho way of a Mrs. Eva Whlteheat was hostess at surcharge has appeared from the a card party last Tuesday afternoon. A bonafide. newspaper circulation Netherlands. Lettered In gold, eix If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy—the Iiind Tha Register has—is the g Mrs. Howard Opdyko entertained only Itind that counts with tho ad- of the current postage have been the members of the CIA club last anything, you will find The Register's Want Column ertiser. No premiums or other in- overprinted for Tuesday afternoon. lucementf. havo ever been otTered to Tff^ special use on bo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kltchln of a lier^s w© room here to list ALL of the mmey -saving oppm' She quickest and cheapest way of filling your want, ecurc circulation.—Advertiaoment. half of tho inter- Dng Island City havo ended a vl< national court of of several weeks with James I^iweon tunities offered this month. You must mme in and SEE them! justlco. Having of Oak street. an official classi- Sidney Hcrzog and family havo fication, they aro moved from Seoley avenuo to tho available for mail Alfred Meyers's house at West use to members Keansburg, and officials of The Thomas Jefferson Democratic rJHM!<*J*/frM<&JW tho court only. club held a card party Wednesday Thus those obtainable by collectors night, which waa largely attended. bear a prccanccl of tho regular post- Mrs. Helen Osbeck has concluded a mark, although having tho original visit in New York. Your Choice o/ Any One of gum. The values nrc one and one- these Four hems and a Pint half, two and one-half, oeven and Bottle of ' one-half, twelve nnd onc*half and Oceanport News. PHC!:sl RUDBIHG AlCOISffil, B®th tiw fifteen and thirty cents. (The Hed Bank Hecioter can be- bought ia Oceanpoct at tha stoid of Carlo Mas) Congo Airmails. Further indication of the growing Mayor H. Whitney Conrow, who i3 use of the airmail comes from tho a surgical patient at a New York far-off Belgian colony of Congo tn hospital, is reported resting comfort- tho announcement of a now airpost ably. set containing nine stamps ranging Tho regular monthly business and from .one-half to fifty franca in value. social meeting of tho Oceanport En- Only one other airpost set has heen worth League waa held Wednesday Issued by Congo, the first in 1920evening at tho church hall. Follow- having four values, with the addition ing tho business oesBlon games wora of two'more values in 1930. played and refreshments oerved by Mrs. George C. D. Hurley and Lester The design consists of a huge, Hurley. Four new members, Doris I Bayer , BOO 1.20 I3.il modern airplane flying over tho 30c Groves 1.00 )c Cnlifornln Hurley, Everett Ousterout, Charles Aspirin Tain. Jnd Salts Sjrup of plains of Congo, with mountains in Hllman and Louis Eckort wero wel- Ilromo Vnpurc llcpatlca the distance. comed at the meeting. Mrs. John B. Qulnlno 100s : (Condensed) Hulso and Rev. C. Mott Cramer will 49c 79c 69c 36c Jubt n Note. entertain tho members at tho n®xt 19c 58c . Notation ia made of the fact that monthly meeting. ^" " '•'"""'''•"'•""" »'*» cataloguers have decided not to Mrs. Mary Hall has returned homo chronicle one of the newest doublo from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Llstcrlnr, Nujol 35c 1'apo's 1.B0 noo riiiiiipn surcharge* oi Nicaragua. It is that Lrmlng of Bayvljle. Mlllc of Issue of regular postage having an Inrffo largo Cold 1'ctrolagar u Company A of Fort Monmouth Magneala original overprint and revaluation gave a farewell party at tho com- Compound for interior airmail, and again sur- pany barracka recently for Capt. A. 16c 59c S9c 29c 86c 31c charged in blue script for district M. Mixson, who has been transferred use. 6*-"•"•""" l*'ll"» i"nli»mA». I to the 15th Signal Servlco company. ^""•"—"' On February 21 there will bo a demonstration supper at tho Ocean- 1.20 : 350 VlcVn 1.20 Scott's Vloatcrol 1,00 Keansburg News. port church hall. The nffalr ia be- OOo Bern Wnmpolo'a h- suspension • Extra rigid X-mcmbor frame was bred in the crucible of record-breaking scn j.-uid that i[ HUCII a.shipment had stock car and Indianapolis Speedway racing been tor the needy oE Keansburg ho Dual-dome cowl« Airplane type bearings cortainly would not havo refused It. — a car sired by a line of champions! Ho further explained that such ohlji- and insulation « Unusually large roomy There arc even lower priced Dictator mod- mcnl.'i are not made to borough of- liodies'Luxuriousupholsteryandfittings, els but the above sensational price 13, for a tleiala, but are generally sent to tho ltcd o-oii:, tor distribution. The fail- all come at delivered price quoted licro. big 5-p,isscngcr sedan. Arrange to take n ure of tho Hollo bus lino to opcrnto Candy Special! ,Buy Your Liquor convincing trial drive today! Drive it and fruai K'laii.-.tnirg to Campbell's Junc- Cigar Special! you'll want to own it. tion from 0:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.. .15 La Prcvaclora llpiiuwrcl at a previous meeting, was l-lb. Chocolate Cov. .Tport nl upon by Councilman lfranck, AH Niillounlly I;nu\vn inalii'ri •••• 05 who plated that ho had had a con- Chcrt-ico : 29c from Government llonded S ior .23 : bos of 25 foronco with an official of tho bun line who hud stated that plans wero AVnrcliousr M. ^1.13 under way to transfer paiisengeru to l-lb. Paper Shell 59 Maple Avenue Friday & Saturday PIPE SMOKERS the Boro bu:i line, transfers to bo Pecans 2 lbs. for 25c mado at Flvo Comoro, Mlddlotown. Special ! 2 tins of Half & Half RICHARD C. BOWER The clerk wasi Instructed to tako the Tobacco 27c 350 Broadway, matter up with tho Hollo officials to Long Branch ascorltiln if the phi hnd boon dRict-il l-lb. Peppermint Gokleu Wedd'g pt. l.SS 1 Lorraine Pipe 39 upon. Tim donning of tho mtcriliin Royal Club pt. 1.35 wellp, which waa to be (lone lato laal Pallies 29c .(Hi Valuo all for 29c "r~^y& RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 1934.'

employed as baggage master, More lew, on a three-day trip to Washing- DR L. W. CARLSON than fifty yeara ago he was employed ton, D C, where they stayed at the EUEOEON UlUUOPODIST . by tho New York and Long Branch Mayflower hotel. While thero they LET US MAKE I! FOOT railroad company in constructing ita vifilted Congressman William Eut- lino through this section. Moat of phin, who gave them passes to the . Miss Verity Brummond,, Jfiito lluurei Dally 10 «. ' Fuuday «nd rbureday. his work was with derricks at what House of Representatives and to the j Belford, N. J. Poi op^alratweal eboso 2442 Patrick Haekett Enjoying a Well in commonly known as "Steam Shov- Senate. One of the outstanding fen- ASTROLOGER liione Heaiisliiirg 7G9-W. «1-23BBOADST. BED BAMK, N.,) Deserved ResS in Florida—His el Cut" near Headden's Corner. It tures of the stay wan a trip to Mount ? Wife, Daughter and Grandson in co named because of tho large Vcrnon. I i amount of earth excavated to lay the- Mrs. Warren B. Hutchinson enter- j wishes to announce Are With Him. tracks. tained the momberu of tho Matawan- that she has moved t . ' O l/fj Like her husband, Mrs. Haekett FreehoM Luncheon-Bridge club nnd Patrick Hnckett of Ixicuat avenue, enjoys good health. She Is a nativo from the Molly Pitcher railroad baggage master at Red their husbands at dinner and bridge ot Holnidel and a daughter of tho party Saturday evening. Theodore Hotel, in Red Bank, If your (ytxnvrller Is fu / Bank, Is enjoying his first vacation late Patrick Oakes. Mr. and Mrs, in 23 years. With his wlfo and hl« B. Lewia of Freehold and Miss Myra OVER 20 YEARS lisa our expert (service. BH»irs> Hackett> have four children. They Wnltci- won first prizes. Jacob R. i and is now located on yiioeliii; for America's adjustment* or a coninM daughter, Mrn, Harry Norman, and aro Mrs. Harry Norman, Constable with the latter'u son Richard, ho is Lefferts and Mrs. Elmer H. Geran the • Most Famous overhaul—tconomlcally. Thomas Haekett and William Hack- won second prizes and G. Sterling RACING STABLE at St. Petersburg, Florida, whore ho ott of Red Bank and Mrs. Hurt Sal- will upend about two months. Mr. Thompson and Mrs. John E. Bauer When your horsa needs new Bhpea call i Isch of Brooklyn. William Haekett won consolation prizes. Mr. and Rumson Road, us. All kinds ot hind niado Sport Shoes Hackott and thone who are with him is employed at the railroad baggage R. B. 1830. plan to return to Red Bank some Mrs. Adrian Mbrcau of Freehold and for ThorouBlihred» nnd Jumpers. We office. Miss Helen Walter were substitutes. at Sea Bright. N. J. Bhurpcn horBo clippers. time In April. A number of Red Bankers are at "I'm going South to see the blue- Mrs. John Tansey was hostess to Phone Red Bank 793-J-l. Telegraph Hill Ed., St. Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. •! Tel. Rumson 1492. birds," oald Mr. IlacUott to a friend the Michigan club Monday evening. Haekett are looking forward with Mrs. Harry Walling was hostess to Keyport, N. J. Mrsno fl. Ready for the Big Event of the Year. Watch a day or two before lie left, "and I'll pleasure to meeting them. Among come back to Red Bank when the the Sewing Bee Thursday afternoon. vwvwww^vwwwwwwv 1.1. HICKEY & SOI our Window Display for Specials ... Advance them are Frank Ptttenger, Harry An- Anthony DcFelice has left for bluebirds are here." gelo and James Hathaway. Spring Styles are also featured. | Twenty-three years without a va- Washington, D. C, where he has a .cation, not even with Sundays off! position. With only a slight qualification the Matawan News. Sidney Huey was tho week-end §1.58 BOYS' 350 above statement Is true. Mr. Hagk- guest of his father, Marshall Huey, All Wool, Stilt &' Wool nnd new ott, during his long term of service as (The Red Unnk Register can bo bought at Trenton. Spring; fancy Stripe Llslo baggage master, worked seven days In Miitnwan from M. J. O'Conncll, 124 Miss Elizabeth McEvily nf Now Wash Top Suits a week until last September, since Muln street, Jncob A. Lewis end J, & J.York was the Sunday guest of Mrs. rants of Wool Cheviot which timo as a result of the Nation- Tuiilni.) R. C. Devlin. I or Tweed Mixed. Half Sox . al Recovery Act ho receives one day W. W. WilBon of Colorado spent Miss Helen Walter of Oscoolu ' j each week when he does not have to the week-end and Lincoln's birthday Slws 5 to 10. •SIHSB 5 to 9|2. Mills, Pennsylvania, is making her j work. He la blcsned with good health ab the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.home in town for several months. | .32-36 Broad Street, and not once has lie lost a day from Wilson. Mr. Wilson is the former's Mrs. W. B. Morris returned Mon-, ija.05 to 50.05 work on account of sickness. Ho isbrother. day after spending soveral days with ] CHILDBBNS OLOVE 72 years of air

, — RED. BANK — ,; ... . i Official Buy Scout s l * J Official Boy Scout Outfitters Outflttnrn 81 OAKLAND ST. Tel. «cd JUaiils tih Page Four RED BANK EEG1STEE, FEBEUARY 14,1934. ess OIJ> CABTEGKNA. 0iu-d. He .took the greatest palna bo returned to the municipalities. The representatives ^Firemen Busy Oa to accommodate and help us. of tho people fell for Uio ruoe und tho law was adopted. "May you bo greatly comforted by What happened ia proven by the figures stated A Travel Story Furnished by tho affection end esteem in which ESTABLISHED 1878 BV JOHN H. COOK. above. Judging from the cost of collecting the .t.ascea Editorial Views Helen les Getty. he waa held by us and hia manv The Bed Bank fire department wan there is only ono assumption—that the law was created "Four bolls struck, tho -whlstlo friends." GEOEQE C. HANCE, Bailor. for the purpose of providing, jobs for politicians. Four kept busy during the extreme cold Speech rVfada by One of New bi.:ew, ono aunshinny Sunday morn- taut Friday. thousand dollars distributed among (ho municipalities in SUBEWSUDBY TOWNSHIP. FJIEBERIC S. HAYES, fifcnagtng Editor. Hiding: a Dead Horse. Jersey's Representatives in the ; ingi , and thoCalumnrra backed away Tho moat Eerioun fire occurrad the state Is not a drop In tho bucket. Tho present legia The opposition voiced to a Federal United State, Senate-Op £™ » ^^IZZ shortly after eight o'clock that CJeorgo H. White Says' ISocnonty In THOMAS IRVING BBOWN, ature, if it ho a any interest in good government, would manufacturers" Bales tax would bo morning In the greenhouses on New- r BO8ed to tlie Gold Meaewe. Colombia and Santa Marta Colom- Administration May fc!o Too l tir. Tubllshcr and BuEinesa Maruifier. amend the law to huve the tuxes paid directly to the nmuslng _( jt wera not Bo dangerous man Springs road owned by Arnold collector In each municipality, But politicians aren't to the colvency of tlio government Tlio following: speech was mado by bia. Sodon. Damage was estimated «it Editor Rod Bunk Register: BANK BEGISTEIl ,., made that way. nnd the welfare of tho average tax- 1 Senntor W. Warren Barbour in the "Wo ran along tho coast of Pana- $70. Two flromen, Joseph Cleary of Several county papers lmvo copied United States aenato a fow days ago: ma and Colombia all that day on a Washington etrect and David Dwlght from your colurana an artlclo con- is a member of • payer. B cerning Shrewsbury township In —o-o-o-o-G-r ; The foes of thla tax, In arguing I am in agreement \vith tho ol>. sapphire ECU which was mtrror- of White' street, both members of THE ASSOCIATED FBESS Bmooth, passed innumerable palm- which you appear to havo commend- against It, ovorlook the fact that wo jectlves <)[ tho gold reserve bill. 1*> RolloC engine company, wero re- ed tho nufiKeatlon that a modal or Tho Associated Press Is exclusively entltlod to the that I favor devaluating tho dollar fringed islands, each with It3 native moved to Elvervlew hospital, whore A Good Use for : huve u. Federal sales tax already. aome other davlno ubnijia be dis- use for republlcatlon of all news dispatches to It or not at this time to meet a world-wide settlement, and saw many flshormen thoy were treated for frostbite of played there for tho benefit of tho Ashes and Cinders. j In Its present format la a bad tax situation; and I feet that It la ob- In their dugout canooa. Big flcocy tho hands and face, which thoy suf- reputation of tho township and Ito otherwise credited In this paper ami also tho local news I —a tax Imposed In tho form of Epo- viously proper to give tho resultant cluuda chased each other ovorhead fered while working during the oub- officials, tho latter having managed published therein. Not only was a quick and efficient job clone in clear- clal exclaea on only eleven articles "prollts" of this devaluation to the find cast their rcfloctlona on tho zero weathor. to avoid tho levying of local tajioa Ing the township roads of Mlddlotown township after of use In commerce, United States Treasury: • green foothills along tho coaat and by "cutting oxponrjea In every pos- Tho next fire ocourred at 10:40 clblo wny without Impairing publlo WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY H, 1034. tho laot unow.storm but a nafcty first mnnxure was also ' It la discriminatory, burdening cer- I also recognize thnt It Is vitally > the stupondous dark mountains. o'clock when Independent engine employcd which should be copied elsewhere. On many fin lines "t business nnd not touch- "At live tho next morning wo wero eorvlce." necessary—temporarily, at least—to company waa called to tho homo of To save ombarraBsmont among tho high hills, at many road Intersections and at all places Inff others. seeli, through a stabilisation fund up for our first look at Curtegena. 3 tax II, II. Stryker of Harding road. Thoro township commltteemon thin miff- where roads and railroad tracks Intersected ashes or i *<* "» - imperfect aa it now pi-O]>perly administered and properly Wo had heard much of tho defenses a llro In the chimney of tho houso Keotlon might bo modified a little, Twenty-Four Years actually yielded more revenue to of the old walled city we were ap- cinders were spread. This cost little or no money, and tlio government last year than tho safeguarded, to stabilize the dollar. It was soon extinguished. Shrewsbury Is able to npp'roprlato of Notable Public Service. very llttlo effort, but it waa the niotit clilcient remainB, therefore, to seo how these, proaching. Could It bo posalblo that At 11:27 o'clock Independent com- quite substantial oumn annually from income tax. tlio objectives of the legislation, are these little forts on either oldo ot what aro called miscellaneous rove- Home time between how and April 1, as required by that could be provided to prevent accidents on Icy roads. If ,t werc _.educed an(i Bpread over pany waa summoned to extinguish nucs. In 1B31 $12,D00 wus no ob- Tho last snowfall, like many others, was of a kind „„ __. __i s3 it would yield still more!to »o brought about and admlnls- Boca Chlca, tho entranco to tho har- a chimney flro at tho homo of Bar- law. the board of education of Bed Bank will re-organ- u ne g bor, had onco defied Morgan and tained, nnd in 1032 no less than $13,. that could not be scraped clean off tho streets and road?, revenue wljilo not penalizing; certain tered; tor it Is this practical phase ot Dralso? Why, the Calamaroa towered nard C. Taylor on South street. A 087.87. I havo not tho figures tot jse. Tho smolie of battle from yeator'day'B election has tho problem that Is obviously tho email flro waa reported In tho Twin 1033 nt thla writing. passed away; and when the board re-auaemblea for an- If spreading tho cinders and ashe3 at danger spots did lines as it now does, nbovo them! Then tho great light nothing more than to prevent one accident it was well ; The income tax la tho favorite moat important. Going about the Gables apartment houso on West Thoro are a number of poor fam- other year'a business It will lack one of Its oldest mem- dawned! Our ahlp was thrco times ilies In Shrewsbury township who worth while. This winter there have been several in- .' weapon of demagogic politicians, right tiling in the wrong way never I ho tilzo of a olxteonth contury frig- Front otroot, but tho oorvlcca of tho bers. Charles A. Minton, the present president of the worKs. firemen wero not required. would bo glad to find that tho of- stances of automobiles having proved unmanageable on who cluim that It "soaks tho rich," ate. Little forta wero all that was board, will no longer bo numbered among the personnel. A very fundamental American ficials do not Intend, In the future icy roads with the result that they were hit by locomo- : whereaa the truth la that the rich needed for llttlo ehlpa! Tho entire department was called aa they havo In tho past, to neglect For 21 years Mr. Minton hns served as a member of principle is Involved in how the Fed- out at 0:20 o'clock to extinguish a "Wo had not reckoned on Carta- their obvious responsibility In co. the board. Not one cent of salary Is paid to any mem- tlvcs. Not .01IB .,Ro a „ nnd rnP;,,nr K-d *,,„,, ™^n^ »»" S X oral Koacrvo banka arc to bo com- blaze In the cellar of an unoccupied operating with other communities in business man was killed in ouch an accident. ] flrijt ]ovje(| pensated for their gold—not that por- gena's other defennon, howovor—tho tser of the board. Mr. Minton was not a candidate at houso on Railroad avenua owned by regard to otato rollof for unemploy- Thomas B. Day, the supervisor of roads of Middle- , ; - ^, _ , tion of tho gold which constitutes the old wall thirty feet high, forty foot yesterday's election. Ho felt that ho had done" hiB bit Vnd not y that but t haB drlcd Ralph Tomalne of Shrewsbury ave- ment. Thero will bo this yeur op- town township, has done something very much worth onue. "proflt" duo to devaluation but that broad, with its watch towers which portunities for promoting co-opera- and waa entitled to.retire. Everyone who realizes what up ns a BOUrC0 of reV nue. Tho damage was ollght. Tho while in making the hills, the street intersections nnd, j th three great states of Now portion of tho gold which,' after the surrounded tho city, or San Flllpo Ire started when efforts were made tive or Individual employment plans »n exacting, job It is to flil such a position will agree, n e the railroad crossings safer for the traveling public. It i York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, devaluation, cvoryone admits belongs fortress, high on a hill in back of to thaw out tho wator pipes with by which Idle aroblo lands may bo sdth him. the city, with Its mllea of rampartu, used by cultivators. Perhaps nn ap- is a very small thing so far as labor and expense goes, which pay the bulk of Income taxes to tho Federal Reservo bunks. In a blow-torch. However, It is not entirely a thankless job. Hr. reality, these banks receive no com- underground tunnels and cannon peal could ho made through the but measured In terms of safety It is of outstanding Im- for tho entire nation, the receipts which had a rango of two mllea! Cor- township committee to Washington Minton has performed hla duties efficiently and consci- pensation; for while they do receive departments for funds with which to portance. Ashes and cinders have probably never ticcn lost yeay r averageg d about 35 per cent so-called "gold certificates," not re- talnly Spain, loft nothing undona to EESOLOTION OF CONDOLENCE. entiously and there eeems no more appropriate timo to less than tho year boforoboforo. protect hor richest colony of the carry on public improvements. call attention to this fact than right now. Great changes used to better purpose. deemable In gold, on tho basia of If this Is relied on as a revenue which thoy can issue paper money, Caribbean. Deceased Club Organizer Eulogised Economy In municipal admlnlBtra- &avo taken place in the-school system In the past 24 tlon may bo carried too far and com- producer, what will the government this new breed of greenbacks, In "Cartcgena fascinated us, with lta In Ivetior to Widow. mendation for moro "cutting OK- yeara Large responsibility has been Involved with- pny its bills with? The answer ob- reality, is redeemable in absolutely narrow streets lined with balconied ponsca in ovory posslblo way" may out one cent of return for those who shouldered It. viousliotlslVy Is "nothing:.nothing " y, Tho Regular Ropsovolt Democratic Let the Ballot Box houses, tho glimpses of tiled patios club met Thursday at 182 West Ber- Bometlmos and under como possible Often the claim, is made that it is impossible to get ef- Thus wo ask. in 'all humbleness of I nothingtiilcatcs ; werando, obviouslyreally oa , valuablU e aa. with their' palm3 and flowora, the circumstances bo unwlae. ficient public servants without paying lucrative salaries spirit, what other tax but a Federal gen placo and adopted a resolution George H. White. Decide This Question. p, t gold itself, the Treasury would not dark even which twinkled at ua be- of condolonco upon tho death of Sam- This Is a fallacy; and nothing proves It more conclusivo- th rtt t Long Branch. _,: Opinions may differ as to whether or not Sunday | tsalen ,ns ord(Jtnx r catQn m(th.et e ,govorrtmentg bllla? t turn Insist on taking tho gold. tween tho Iron grilles, and the hap- uel L. Chase, organiser of tho club. py children, somo dressed and some February 5, 1034. ly than the fact that men of tho typo of Mr. Minton can sales of liquor should be allowed, but everyone who be-1 What other tax will be as fair to Next, it la intended to vest thio The following letter signed by J. B. b stark naked, In tho pooror sections be drafted to servo without remuneration. llevca that tho majority should rulo will agree with the an wnat oti,er WM distribute the ,_gold taken from tho member Hughes, president of tho club, and Kepubllcan Club Mcetlnir. , statement made by Councilman Kenneth M. Wyckoff at burden as equitably on business, banks of the Federal Reservo SyE- of tho city, who ran to tho doors to Wayne S. Clarko, Bocretary, was sent Two new memboro, John Crowoll m in 1 e h d3 wave their hands and shout 'good- to Mrs. Chase: and Halston Waterbury, wore en- last week's meeting of the "town fathers" that this ques-I what other can bo us easily and ^ _^ J: ! ... ^" . °} _, 1, „,"!?,„,'Z bye,' whlcli was apparently all the tlon should be submitted for a referendum at the earll- j painlessly collected? of tho Treasury as a single individ- "Wo know that your heart Is sore- rolled in tho Young Men's Republi- ual, to manipulate and oporato this English thoy know. Avoidable Cold cuost possible opportunity. This could be donne with least I Perhapps some of tho sales tax op- ly grieved at tho loss of your dear can club last Wednesday night at huge sum as ho sees fit, without even "Tho only modern touch to this husband. a regular mooting of that organiza- oxpenso and inconvenience at the primary election next ! ponenta will answer these queries. reporting or accounting to anyone charming old city Is tho slx-storled tion In Its headquarters on linst Weather Fires. ,nrlT,^ Up to now they have not. "As tho organizer of tho Regular spring. except tho President, and to him hotel. Other than that tho buildings Roo3ovelt Democratlo club, hla name Front street. Tho members were en- Almost Invariably when abnormally cold weather Even they miisi t sco thathtt thth o IIn- only, as far as this now law ^ con- The referendum would bo purely advisory and It come tax is a "dead horse," but ap- arc old, gray and fascinating. Tho was navor mentioned by us without tertained by Allen Cuoco, accordlan- occurs the firemen are called out oftoner than at any cerned, as I understand It, once each most outstanding of all, however, la could be disregarded by the mayor and council If they par6ntly they tnlnlthlnck tnethey y cacan n Bpur tho highest eotoom and most tender lst. Refreshments wore served. other timo and this \vas generally true In this Bcction year, and for years to coma without tho church of Padro Claver with Its saw fit. However, It should be treated as a mandate h'jm ,nto staggerlng a few stCpa far- last week. As Is always the case a large porportlon of from the peoplo which should bo observed to tho letter. I ] g j i. limit. In other words, these $2,000,- painted walls, depleting famous tho fires was caused by defective or sooty chimneys. In tner a on t 10 roac 000,000 would bo vested, as I havo scenes from church history, and Its It is tho most explicit way for the town officials to as- j That's a miracle, though, that not said, in tho Treasury alone, which tremendous hand-wrought golden almost every instance the chimneys could have been certain what tho peoplo want; and It Is their duty to use even a political demagogue can per- put In good condition with little expense or effort. The powers would bo exercised entirely alter, silver ornaments and gcorgo- ovcry available means to abide by the will of the people, j form, and the Booner the country independently of the powers which ously embroidered vestments. eost would have been in most cases much smaller than All citizens who believe In real democracy, regardless of j wakes up to the fact the hotter for the damago cauacd by tho fires. s p itill'would remain In tho Federal Re- "Next door to tho church Js the whether they favor Sunday sales or not, will endorse tho country.—New York Journal. serve System. monastery and college, From the Ono fireman In a village near Red Bank who was Mr. Wyckoffs suggestion that the question should he commenting about thlo last week had formorly lived in As' tho former Secretaries of the moment you cross tho portal you feel nettled at the ballot box. Tho Assembly Should Listen. Treasury point out, grave danger, to as though time had turned back 400 England and ho told about a. measure employed at Lon- say the least, of confusion and con- yara. Pounded by tho Jesuits, nothn don to prevent avoidable fires. Ho said that when a Leaving out of consideration the discourtesy of tho Assembly In howl- flict may result from such a dual ar- ing has been changed, and you BICP chimney fire, no matter how trivial, occurred the owner ing down Assemblyman MeCampboll rangement, however conscientiously Bofty as the mystery of tho ages •waa oure to be lined at least $25 and that if tho blaze Capital Punishment a two weeks ago, when ho presented these two agencies may be managed. descend upon you. spread to an adjoining property the penalty was much Relic of Barbarism. his resolution calling for tho lm- Ono quito possible outcome la that "Among the good Jesuits, so tho heavier. Tho theory in Imposing such fines was that pcachmont of Prosecutor Tumen of tho Federal Reserve System, divest- story goes, was ono Pedro Claver, tho owner should bo punished for negligence and care- ed of Its gold reservo without In •who befriended tho ulaveo. High up The other day tho daily newspapers carried Items to : Monmouth county and an investiga- reality compensation, may collapno; lessness and also should bo required to meet the ex- the effect that Edward Larkman had been released tlon of the public affairs of that coun- from a llttlo window which looks penao of calling out the firemen. The fireman went on from the New York state prison after having served ty, the members of that body missed and certainly, It thla should result, out over the blue Caribbean, ho to say that avoidable fires were much less numerous I eight yeara under a life sentenco for murder. He waa a lot of interesting information, Mr. evoryone knows thero Is no machln- •watched and waited for tho alavo ery "in tho Treasury Department to hlps .from Africa, freighted with ' Our establishment is never deserted Jn England than In thi•- -s country• . seit freiree becausrjecause it was proveda beyonoeyonda thme question ofr a i' iuuwiiiipuuMcCampbell'u sa speecbjjucuhu hauuas beeuccnu JJUpubU - ICIJ m HID HWW".J A^*.^—. ~..-..- S their human cargoes. Ho greeted when it is in use—an assurance that is Such a law as the fireman described might not be doubt that he was innocent. At the timo of his trial' "shed In full in tho Long Branch function in tho stead of the Federal ______greatly appreciated. "possible hers for constitutional or other reasons, but tho circumstantial evldenco seemed to show that he was 'Record and, If the Assemblyman can Reserve System. c | tho poor frightened souls'on arrival, miiltv nnd he waa sentenced to death In tna electric substantiate tho charges mado, the. For many reasons I should like to i befriended them and in time bap- need of exercising greater care In removing possible gTil ty and he was sentenced to deatn m ™ cec™ i investigation that ho seeks la de- vote for this administration measure, tized 300,000. Mantf years after ho Experience proves that our service is causes of fires cannot too often or too forcefully bo chair. Subsequently the sentence was commuted to life mande* ,n tho lntere3t3 o£ common I realize that to do so would bo much waa canonized by tho popo and be- replete with thoughtful provisions for ptated. The advantages to house owners and tenants Imprlsonment, [justice and public decency. moro popular than to vote ogalnst camo Colombia's patron saint. Hla the comfort and the convenience of from taking ouch precautions are too obvious to need Mr. Larkman lias now started a suit to collect dum- ( Mr_ McCampbell gives names, It. X am convinced, however, that skull and a fow bonea Ho In a small explanation and In addition to this selfish reason is con- ages for his eight years of wrongful imprisonment. Re- dates and places. Hfa accusations If wo aro going to execute such a flasg codln under tho main altar of those we serve. sideration of the welfare of the firemen. It is little less gardlesB of whether he Is successful or not, nothing can ' are definite and unqualified. If one- drastlo reversal of banking policy, tho church. Tho skull rests comfort- than criminal to Inflict upon them hardships and dan- restore the eight years of hla Ufa lost in jail. All the half his charges' aro true Monmouth wo should givo it much moro study ably.on a white satin pillow and tho gers in zero weather when there would be no^jieed to wealth of the world cannot turn baclc tho hands of time, county certainly offers a field that than has been posslblo In the few bonea under a satin coverlet. If days slnco the Fresldont submitted call them out If ordinary, common sense care had been This Incident of a man having been sentenced to dlo »°t only demands Investigation, but only Padro Claver'a remains had for a murder which he had not committed is only ono drastic purification. Tho Assembly his plan and demanded Its adoption, been in a tomb! Somehow, the satin A10ERT W. WOR.DEN. DIRECTOR. taken to prevent fires. Tho volunteer firemen serve s 0Uld ivo Mr especially as.I feol that tho dangers coverlet" and pollow and tho llttlo without compensation. Their work is onerous and dan- out of many which might be cited as an indictment of J' ff - McCampbel! another PHONPH E 557 anc c r es ent h rcs lut on an d likely to follow will affect tho small glass coflln glvo a touch of tho BANK. H.J. geroua^and everyone should be interested in making it capital punishment. Frequently tho Innocent victims * . \° P . . . * ° ' , 60 E.FRONT STST. lh0 factfacts thathat t usUf "--Newark wage earner more quickly and moro rldiculouB to an othorwlne sacred wer' e eve'n more; unfortunate than Mr. Blacltman. Fre- i J y "-Newark ****** less so. Sunday Call. greatly than thoso of largo income life. quently they have been executed-and their innocence I desiro to point out that I (eel established later. A recently published book, "Convicting "Wo nailed away from 'Cartegcna THE BED BANK SCHOOLS. there will be, In all probability, and how we hated to leave! One Who'll Scoff at tho Innocent," recites many proved Instances of this markedly favorable reactions follow- could spend a wee-k oxplorlns that kind. A Graduate Expresses Amazement ot ing the passage of this measure; but fascinating place, but Puerto Colom- Capital punishment is a relic of barbarism and Attacks Mado In Campaign. I honestly beliovo that this will bo bia nnd Santa Marta lay ahead of the Groundhog Now! but temporary, with later reactions Groundhog day has come and gone, but never since the dark ages. The most used argument in favor of 302 Thayer Street, us. continuing It is that It deters crime. This is a fallacy. in quite tho opposite direction that that little animal achieved renown as a weather prophet Providence, R. I., will bear out ray belief that tho ad- has any prognostication as to climatic conditions proved A number of states have abolished capital punishment, February 7, 1934. Editor, ministration should have proceeded AN OLD PBOGUAM. truer than that made on February 2. Many there will and murders are no more plentiful In such places than with less haste and more care to- where the death sentence is now imposed. Eed Bank Register, be who will recall last week's spell of rigorous cold nnd Red Bank, Now Jersey. ward tho same ends, to bo sure, but Used at a Concert In a Middletown snow as an all time record, but few there will be who along betLer understood and moro To the Editor:— Church Forty Years Ago. v/IH recall that the groundhog predicted exactly -what -o-o-o-o-o-o- carefully thought out and planned has taken place. He saw his shadow and went back A copy of tho Red Bank Register lines. A programme, of unusual interest Jnto his subterranean home for six weeks. A Big Vote, But . has recently come to my attention, I, of course, like everyone else, par- was found a few daya ago by James find it. amazed me to read of the at- A. Stout of Hlddletown. It wan used It is true that more than four more weeks of the tacks that havo been mado upon the ticularly in. thoso times, want to help What Does it Signify? the President in any way I possibly at a concert given at tho Heformod period of the prophecy aro yet to elapse. However, work done by the Hod Bank high What a splendid thing it would be if only a small school. I have been away from Red lean, and realize that it 13 my duty church la"Middlotown for tho benefit truth nnd candor compel the admission that up to date fraction of the Interest displayed in yesterdny'3 election Bank Hincc I entered Brown unlvor- to do BO; but I do not consider It of the church organ fund on Thum the groundhog, who charges nothing for his predic- for members of the board of education wan manifested '\lV, but I still feel a keen apprecla- either holpful or loyal simply to "go day night, December 7, 1893, over tions, has proved more accurnte than the United States all the year around in the welfare of the school. Occa- along" on any and ovory measuro forty yoai j ago. weather bureau, for the bureau has been wrong quite *$ ' alonally citizens turn out In largo numbers to vote when have been mado are entirely unfound- tho administration may Buggost, Tho program was In two parts and a bit of late, which IF. at Variance with Its record as a elcctlon contents aVo waged, but they take little or no °d and groundless, and It is my pur- whether or not I myself, In the po- consisted mostly of Instrumental arid whole. < sition of public trust I hold, boliovo voral selections. Tho Bololsta were interest on other occasions. pose in wrung this letter to refute, The groundhog hnH more than mnde good. Those at leant, these un- thoy are destined to success or fail Mrs. Vandervoor-Wllllnii., Frederick The meetings of the hoard of education aro public substantiated charges, 11 re. who scoff and jeer at his ability to forecast the weather Manvillo, Marcus Canflcld and Rev. THIS IS OUR PLEDGE TO YOU and everyone is welcome to attend, but it is seldom thnt I There acorns to be a great deal of If timo proves that I am wrong in B. c. Llpplncott Mandolin and will now have to take "back seats." Ills reputation anyone does so. Visitors at the schools may call at any criticism of the work "done by tho 3 0 thl3 Instance—and I can say in all guitar duets wero rondorcd by J. D. wont bo hurt it the remaining 21 days do not produce time, but they aro few and far between. It Is only on college'"wWi'^V^d^ie^m^dest'v'l / ! sincerity that I hopo this will be tho Ottorson and Frank Stovena, recita- AKT professional man and part merchant, record-breaking low temperatures. His traducers have rare occasions, like that of yesterday, when an election that I'can point to my own record, caso—I shall he tho first to admit tions by T. C. Bnllentync nnd Kov. B F tho funeral director lion two obligations to been sufllclcntly humbled for their lack of faith. The for members of the board of education Is largely at- • both scholastlcally and in the field of cxh my error; hut I nm still too fearful C. Llpplncott, a trio by Mrs. Vander- fulfill. groundhog should be content to rest on his laurels with- tended. From a logical standpoint It seems singular ! a-cuiricular activities, as an ex- of being justified in my contention vncr-Wllllng, Mr. Manvillo and Mr out a. further demonstration of tho nccuracy of his ob- ample of the thorough training giv- that there Is such a lack of Interest In ono of the most that In tho end the whole undortakundortak- Canlleld and selection*) by the' or- In tho professional oldo, bo talcea tlio utmost servations, lie has "called the turn" for two weeks en at Red Brink high school. d i chestra. Important department? of our municipal government. hln technical olclll and tlio and enough is enough. Even his followers should be The four page program wao fea- oorvlco ha renders- tho doing of thouo many satisfied and not wish for a further verification of hla o-o-o-o-o-o ^— with no difficulty concerning certifi- tured by display advertisements llttlo things, thoso hundreds of tiny detail*), only uncanny ability to look Into the future nnd tell how cation or acceptance of credits. I Local advortisei-3 wero Hendrlckson ono of which loft undono maro tho harmony and Old King Boreas will perform. As n weather prophet Credit Dollara was also awarded a scholarship on and Applegatc, W. A. Hopping, Cur- precision of lilo work. the basis of my high school grades tis and French and Josoph V. Mor- the American marmot takes tlio palm; nnd may the and I havo been able to maintain weather man do no more to prove it. and the Banks. that scholarship alnce. rln. Thero wore also advertisements As a merchant, tho roputablo funeral director featuring a now adjustable coat col- The song 'Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf? " j Jcsr,e II. Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Not only do I feel that I received haa another pledgo to keep. It la that tho nier- t n ll < 1 c t 1 lng b ut I lar spring, tho Clinton heavy nlcko obandloo ho furnlslien bo In keeping with tho hafl womi largo and de«erved popularity, but It contains ! Finance Corporation, read the "riot act" to tho New ' ,,,n ?,,,^ f ;, ??U _1 ™ " ' . , .""J plated safety pin. Edgy arm band, a Charles A. Glblin, a mombcr of J perfection of hlo sorvico. To do less would lowor no adv-ice that is upcful to tho people of thlo section. I ^ State Rankers' association last week. He claimed ^s™^ a nubile speakcrhe?' tho Red Bank ambulance company, now patented lioso supporter, a the standards ho haa net "Wolves have not existed hereabouts since early colonial anker!) were unnecessarily severe In making ; In college to the extremely valuable wroto homo, saying ho wao enjoying spring style hook and oye, a domestic tltne.1, but tho groundhog Is Btlll with us and bids fair loans and that the return of prosperity was hindered by 'preparation I received during my diOBii ahlold and a largo 'corsot ad- thin fact. j years In high school. himself with tho army of occupation That la why.wo make It ItLown that wo fea- to bo for a long time to come. In view of what hna hap- in Germany. Ho oalcl that ho would vertisement that said "Imported cor- turo National Caslcota. Nationally adirortlnod Hut there has been n more subtle 3ots liava had their day. Now the pened In tho way of weather fdneo Groundhog Dny. or Thcic Isn't the slightestVcnson to doubt thnt Mr. inlluenee than these material evi- not caro where the army sent him. mado by a concern who, for Well over half a. Candlemas Day, or whatever you choose to call Frliiny, Jonea la right In uiicrlljliig tho prolongation of the de- dnnces demonstrate. I remember tho Another Red Bankor who wroto boot nhapo as well as tho bent ma- contury. have been tho recognized leadern of tho :m nv tcrlalo aro found In American February 2, homo musical j;enluEi might make a hit by to the ab.'icnce of "credit dollars." Never hnij' " '"llm I had with various men homo was John Oakes, Jr., who lnduQtry, wo can bo absolutely cortaln that tlio 1 1 ijoodfl," "The Cornllno lined In super- wrltlrtff a dllty with the title of "Who's Not Afraid of It been harder to borrow money from a bank than iij;ht ^"t*,,." r' ^'L'l ';?™^n,Ln,f:.,mI in"- flekTarullery regiment with merchandise wo supply meaomeo up to our io ior to whalebone and unbreakable." qulrcmento of quality, reliability and value Tho the Groundhog Now?" now. There Isn't any doubt that Mr. Jonea In nlinolutely Uio f,7th divialon. He was enjoying "Mado In blticli, white, drnh and correct when he ututes that thla ID the present aituii- find my wny clearer nnd etuder and a furlough in (southern France. trademark on every product guarantees material ecru nnd In twenty-four stylos," The land construction. —o-o-o-o-o-o- i btbettert . I remembeb r the Inspiration Walter K Happing, who was with advertisement wa» IllUHtrated. ! !l r O t ! tho matiiieu In Franco, told of hln Hut It will be dilllcuiu if not Impossible, for the «vcr- Juiy^liio'' vn"unWe' a'5w ce th at wan" battle experience:! In which lie was A Great Law ago person to agree, with him when ho places the blame given. It would bo Impossible, for mo Maintaining, aa wo do, tho highest pom.11,10 gassed, wounded und poisoned. standard!) In our professional work and ocrvlce on the banks. Particularly no will thla bo tho reaction '" express my; gmttudB and npprc- UIOltUKAII LODGIO OFFICKKS. for the Tax Eaters. n Joseph Fix, Jr., of tho lied Banlt wo think it only rlfjht thnt our morchandloo bo' of folk,, in thh. to^my who havo watched development.., f ^ now" wiion-r'vcHd nnd hear Here's an example of clilcient government operation ambulance company, was aluo 1" tho beat that la available. To keep both on a In the crfort which Is being mmlo in re-oprn the Hcond i-urh rrpnrfn Germany. Ik llnd written homn and They Will Ito TiamlimM sit, Meeting of tho Great Mlrulrj of Trenton. During the papt year i, f fool thnt justice nhould pnr la our plortgo to you. Street National hanli of lied Bank. Man'iy louns mado I bo given.. whorw e it is due. I, as a nent copieo of cltatlona compliment- Tuesday Nl);ht. the stntn collected 530,810 in tnxca on billboards. Ap- graduate, am In a ponlton to know by this bank have been marked "lout" by Imuk iii|; tho dlvluloiin which took part in proximately ninety per cent of that amount, however, now utterly unwarranted the.io tho last battle of tho war. Among NavcMlnk EoboUah lodge will hold inenj nnd have (ilnco been paid. Others, which to or- clmrge.'i are, Thero Is no semblance Un regular ineotln(; In Odd Follown wao expended in collecting the lanes, leaving a balance dinary pcrnnnn necm 11:1 "good aa wheat" havo been of truth behind them—and In tlio therm wn« tho Ualnbow divialon, to of $-1,009 to bo apportioned among the munlcirmlttieK of which tlio ncd Bunk ambulance hull next Tuesday uight, at which marked "lost." name of justice and fair play, I folt timo officers will nominated. A (ha otatn. It my duty to -refut - e them. Nor do company was attached. All (hl» limy bo ,,n right and "according to Hoyle," aoclnl hour and refreshment!! will Llttlo Silver, anil the borough of Wenonah In Glou- I feel thnt my experience hn.i hecn Minn Kntcllo Grcenwalt, who served MO far us bunk examination*! are concerned, but after unique -tho same Is undoubtedly truo tallow. cester county, hod the distinction of receiving ono cent, such n demonstration In it any wonder thnt going: lianltn iioveittl niontho In Franco an an am- Fimt'ra! Directors of Jnmimenible other gnultiate.'T. It liulnncn driver, nnd who had boon us their share, and accordingly thoy received consider- are chary about mailing loans? Of what avnll would IM my fervent hope that thnro will Tho lodfje v/ill hold a card parly Frederick K. Adarna, Mgr. able publicity throughout tho state. The largcnt single noon im tin end to these efforts to ma- home for nix wceko, nailed again for In Its rooms! Tuesday, March 0, un- It be for them to carry out Mr. Jonca'n advice nnd then lgn tho reputation of Rod Bank high Fiance. Who expected to bo (md der tlio'dlrecllon of a committee of 135 W. Front Street, Kctl Hank, N. #, amount, $50D, wmi paid to Nuv/nrk, Jorcey City received have ii banlt examiner come nlong nnd close up their school. in war work for nix montha. which Mrs. .Anna Valloau and Miss Intittl th 1128.09, Trenton $134. Atlantic City $120.38 and Caimlen j Institution* on""thi"Kro.,nd Vlmt'Iho l7anS7r7nTKood? Very truly yotini, Esther Weinstoln nro co-ehalrmnn. Telephone 226 ?l1 Tho other members of tho commit- ' *' ,„. , , Maybe condition.! are different eliiewhero, but fqlkB lierr- flarauol II. Hruy. New Postmistress. f l»i!<«• the tnx a IIIW, hiMttod the provision that II,.. I HI,<•.••! National brink not. to 1,1mm. tho other Innk- of The road to licttcr .imd blcr.<'r luril Installed mi ],o:dnilnlios:i at Onltlill'i-t. nln nnd Mm. C:inlc 1'attor- We Furnish National Caskets «• .,•«! in'fi tin. expense,-] of collecting the taxes f.hould | this ucdlon for Die lack of "cicdlt dollura" ncir, lends through The rti-jjI&tn-'H « j. .SIK- succiTiIji Mi.'Jfi Vlnlu I.. VniiNotc, ,011. The r will lie prl/.f.'^ and JC- voi thilnj; colimuis.—Advertisement. who died, ouUcUnly laot, liloltLll, Xre:-liuient;i, RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 1934/ I ' AMUSEMENTS. moat part ia mado by a private In- Marlboro News. v/iil he observed with ff*party to- DISCUSSED TILE NBA. Land TOIUH dividual, who charges tha house- morrow afternoon at the homo of S.S. Unm ' Strand Tfasstsr, holder 8o much a week for the serv- her grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Bi-WeclUy Round Table Held by the Airways ice. Tho opposition to the appro- Mrs. Nettie Wells has returned Cruises | "Design. For Living," ths ploturl- White. Woman's Club Last Week. priation waa purely from an econ- from a visit with her con, Henry Sunday afternoon the firemen put zation by Paramount of Noel Cow- omy standpoint. This view waa «s-Wclla of Kcd Bank. The International relations depart- nrd's famous play which startled out a chimney firo In the Thompson Helen Lee Getty presscd by Councilman Frqd Clause. Tho "Y" girls gave an entertain- house on Latham avenue ment of the Womnn'n club of Red Broadway a short while ago, haa Mayor McKittrlck pointed out lite ment in the chapel Tuesday evening, Hank, of which Mi^.s Florence K hold over st tlio Strand theater tor Mrs. JJJnrr* y Fcene" ~ y has lifen con- TRAVEL SERVICE many complaints over tho garbage the proceeds of which arc to go to- lined to thc house with tirnia trou- Kridcl and Mi;;s Florence L. For^ot- Until showings today. Directed by question during the past few years, ward defraying their expenses at t"on tile co-cliairrncn, hold ita bl- Ernest Lubltch, the picture in enact- ble. I'liono ItsiY ! Tho plcturo is said to touch on Ho inado tho trip to tho Southland LADI1.S' VUKK every phaso of llfo behind tho scenes y automobile and tourncd many MEN'S ALL-WOOL Atlas Tires — Lubrication of tolephono operation, revealing its arts of Florida. Ho returnod home Free Crankcase Service Inughtor and love, ltn tragedy and iy boat, shipping hid car back on the S li, S IIP S thrills. Tho utory Is In fast tempo tamo vessel on which ho returned. and tho dialogue unutjually snappy Thomas CnJandrlollo, who has been with plenty of action and a great 1 Cor. Maple Avc. & Bergen PI. deal of suaponoo, winding up with a HI tho dick lltit, la hiijiiOvliiii . Harold England was cut over his Cor. Bridge Ave. & Rector PI. Bmashlng climax In a terrific battle MEN'S with a band of robbera nnd kldnan- ye last week when a log fell out of MEN ! DON'T BOYS' Hurry over to Sears Saturday for this orB. "cd which ho waa loading with Cor. Front & Spring Sts. iVOod In William McDougal'a woods SUSS THESE ! (g> SUEDE CLOTH large, deep fryino,' pan! It's made of "HI, Nellie," n. Warner Brothers W©A ilifetc it Soobeyvlllo. Mr. Kngland was TIIEVKH A I^P I.UMBE15 JACKS CHAMim.W—l-UI.L (AT. picture with Paul Muni In tho stellar working in tho woods with his HEAL BUY : INCLUDED ! BATTLESHIP .tu'st alunjinum— scientif- IN CIIANCF.IIY OF NEW JERSEY. role, will be tlio fraturo Sunday and atller, William ISnglnnd, at the time, fov Til CIIAIII.KS KWYAHK IIOZAK, Jli.s Monday nt the CaiHott. '-Supporting llio injury wnn painful but not ser- ically i>r.o.cessed so that; with ordinary lly vhliio of mi order of tho Cnmt of Mnnl in thin ntory of newspaper life ous. 2 .98c care it will-remain brigiil; \\m\ sltiny—in- ClmiM-eiy nf N«w Jerncy. miiilo on the (lay aro Glenda Farrell, Robert B.irrat, High Quality, Pre-shrunk ftf llio ilnlc luricnf. In n certnln ruunc Ned Spark.'), Bcrton Churchill anrt Iliv. nnd iliH. Louis Cane wcro ulu'irln KI'-nlK"' l'-ilnn. Hoznk In jictHionpr, inner guosta of Mr. and Mrs. Wel- side and out. It is equipped with a lock- (tin! yiu. Cliiiikn t-.'tiwimi Kor.nk, Jr., flic Doug DumbrillA, , A I!AIU,AIN ' (Icfciiiliinl. you aio icniilioil to nl'PeRi- (iml iiBlon Wllklna 'Thursday night. liffht siip handle—and a riiHit-fittimv cov- 1,1,1ml nniiwVi- or. ik-inur to lielltloiior'n pp- The Woman in Hln Llfo" with Later the Methodists held a prayer Otto Kntger, Bon Lyon, Una Merkel, MEN'S J;,,..,: „„ )I llntcil .Inmiiiry 20tli, 1931. Mrs. Samuel Bennett, Jr., Is on tho only ^1.1!). j ulJINN l'AHSONM £ HOHHMUH, Hink list. Sho la improving. leas, hag timst I'ANt.'V I'A'I'TIOItNS ! Holtrltorn of I'otltlolidl-. MO< K II' N i 1". O. AiWin»». Hod Bunk. N. J, Union'Beach News. The second of a series of calendar wio i!i:si';i;\i', THI:; ni(iirr TO IJIMIT <[iiA\Trj u« pnrtlcin for the benefit of tlio Ladles' COLLAR-ATTACHED! All-combsd. ICIC Of SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT nhl iiocicty of tho Methodist church l, of Hmnli Itonlflii. ilt!ccnncd. CHie HP<1 Flunk Ilcsiloter ean_ ha bouslit woven fabrics, tn the neatest patterns we've' lli-o In IICK-IJJ. ultoj. lint DID BCCOUIIH In Union llench at tlio store of Oua wan hold Friday night nt tho homo seen. Or tan pearl buitom, tool n1 iiil'i't-illmr. cxiii-utoi- of tna tistnto non.) (if Mrs, Wellington Wllklnn. ild II thno sin fippropi hitlon hml honi l loud In thn county. Fvot. it ji(i;:ri com'ANv ()!•• KBII HANK. fur liurli n luirpiwc In lii)il,'»fl. ', K J. I:«.I llmik.J-l. -I. rnsaftn (<» thono wh> o Hvo on fct Tha collection o£ ga lot the tburQughiarc8.~Advoi UscuifJ]rtt Paee Six RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 14. 19S4. bury Presbyterian parsunugo by Rev. eriEnwrT 4/234. dence. of his son, ISdwarcl Hoey. He Jumes S. Murphy, who had been SHEMFFS XAU>, Years Ago in and was 72 years old. employed fifteen yearn as driver for Dwlght L. Parsons. By virtus ot a writ of £. fa. to ma (Si. Dustau Allaire of Red Bank won W. A. French & Co., died of typhoid- Mrs. John O'Brien of Heatlden's titsd. l»MUed out ut th« Court of (jhun- a toy elevated railroad at a raffle held pneumonia. He was 42 ycai'3 old, Corner had a large orange tree, which ijf tsaie st pulillc vondue, on it Katontown. Hio chance cost h!m Caleb need ,: a former fled Banker, OF MONDAY, TUB FIFTH BAY OF .MARCH, 25 cent.1'. died In a Brooklyn hospital. He wasnumber of oranjjC3 and gave them Jo a brother of Mrs: PrlscIllU Somera of h*8r. neighbor:;. ,, ' 9tv.'eem the huma ot 12:00 o'clock EJ!el Incidents Culled From The Reg- Maxey Applegatc editor of the 48 Broed St., Roil Bank lilt) o'ctocb (at. 2:00 o'clock) in tha KfUj-_ Freehold Inquirer, was elected pres- Borden streets Mrs. Jacob Degenring was 61 years The John Oakerson Farm and Equipment at Hulse's ,0011 ot riaia ilay at t!,« Court Houno in ister of the Second Week in ident of the Htate Publishers' union. Morris (Goldstein, a Kcyport mcr- old and the membera of her family tho noroiiun of 2'meholu, County ut Klon» gathered to pay their respects. Her month. N«w Jorisay, to cntlBfy i\ dccice ol February, Twenty, Thirty and John H. Fielder ami IMward E. chant, was swindled out of Kotffls to Corner, Two Miles West of Lakewood road, on "alii Court mimuuthig to apuroalmatelv Forty Years Ago. Gage joined the Fair Haven lodgo ot the valuo of $35 by a man whom he husband was one of Ked Eanlt'fj coun- American Mechanics. ^ had befriended. cllmcn. the Boundary Line of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, All tha following trnct or parcel of land and rreml««», bsrelnaflsr particularly ()e. Forty Years Ago. The William Honce farm at Captain John Henry Heyer of Richard J. Rogers was re-elected Now Going On BcrlbeiJ. eitunte, lytint nnd l>eii,K In tb« 1.0011 Abbott Thompson, a cigar Scobeyville was leased to William Holmdel, who had been seriously president of the borough council of Itoroujrh of Ikd Ijunk, in the County of Rumson. Mr. Rogers had filled this Siloes tor the Entire Family | Monmojitli 'ftmr fitoto of New Jersey maker employed by J. Cullington & Pylon of Shrewsbury. sick, was pn the road to recovery. U No a Mis. Frnnk Ilanco of Scobeyvillc John II. .Antunldea gave up his po-position over sinco the borough was AH 3PHees UiswiieaUy Induced '• '- *» V » < >,*•»«•« '» Mowmmi Son, waa considered the champion ; rark, on Mtip of BBrne, BltuRtad billurd player of Ked Bank; having was badly hurt In, a runaway acci- sition as clerk in John R. Conover's formed. dent. general store at Lincroft. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Harris of van a tournament played In John F. at 1:00 O'clock. Popu'a parlors. Those, in the tourna- .Tolin Reed, a prominent resident Kcyport celebrated the OGth anni- versary of their wedding. Mr. Har- iJiiunty Ml JHOIS1110UUI, IH, •J., belli; ment besides Mr. Thompson were Thirty Years Ago. of Colt's Neck, died at his home in paitloularly deacribed RB followa: his eightieth year. ris was 82 years old and hla wlfo 76. To close tho estate of tho lato John Oakerson, the undersigned will Joseph Steinberg. A. Conklin, Pear- Mi.--ii Grace Brady of East Front soil to tho hlglieut bidder, tho farm consisting of about 160 acres; BO acres HBKlnnlntr tit a point in tha north elda .street' gave a progressive euchre Floyd Brehaney, son of James of Newman Biirinita rond ut tha sbuthweeL son Hendriclcson and George Craw- Brohaney, a Co(t's Neck farmer, fell of woodland and 100 acrca good farm land. corner of list No, i! mi auld map, nnd ryn- ford, who were considered the best party. Prizes were won by Misa Nel- Newark and' Elizabalh nlntc thenco In u northorly tHrectloti r.lonr Twenty Years Ago. from tile mow of his father's barn oa billiurd players in thie vicinity. |lic Kuhl, Miss Elizabeth Chambers, ..Charles Jonathan McLean Smith of Equipment as follows: 1 cow, to bo fresh In May; 2 milk B 's. 1 tho wewt Ride of lot No. 2, ono hundred and suffered concussion of the brain. brood sow, to farrow In April; 1 boar, S tona of hay, 1 potato oprayor, 1 nnil thrlty-OvB feet to a point In ihn .Patrick Kheehan, aged 83 years, j William Shoemaker and Harry New- Rector place and Miss Fannie K. Mrs. Daniel Wilson, a well known 9 a iS «0 Station BontheiiHt rorner of lot No. ;ir.; thenea died at his home, at Newman Springs. man. Other guests were Sophie marker, 1 nspiiragun rldgor, 1 lime spreader, 1 set ofjdouble harness, I wenterly, aloiitf tho BOUtlieily uldo of lot Carey of Bradley Beach were married resident of Middletown, where eho nnd Trip S3r) Si. and ?lb Avauua No. JIB. forty-nix nnd foiir-tflnthB feet to ]le was a very prominent member Nicllol, Grace Chadwlck, Cecil Weav- at the brides home by Rev. M. L. hay rake, 1 390-ogg Pruirlo Stato incubator, 1 spring-tooth harrow, 1 corn tho liouthweuterly corner of unld lot No. er, Berthu Kridel, Emily and Sarah had/lived practically all her life, died planter, 1 grain binder, 1 RlcCormlclc corn harvester, 1 Iron roller, 2 of St. James church. Rev. James A. Ferris of Asbury Park. Mr. Smith of JJlcl ago. She waa 87 years old. Hudson £15} thenco F.oufharly UIOIIK thg eimtcrly Reynolds was this oillciatlng priest Conover, Rose Applegate, Carrie had been twice married. Ilia first potnto planters, 2 McCormlck mowers, 1 weodor, 1 graoa Boeder, 2 disc Tornnlnsl fido of lot No. 4, one hundred and thirty- and practically all the priests ot this Everett, James Weaver, Richard Ap- Albert L, Ivlns of Red Bank waa harrows, 1' Oliver plow, one-horse plows and cultlvatora, 2 two-hqrsa farm Round Trip Cortlsndt ond Church SU. flvo feet to ilie eouthenBtcrly corner of wife was ,Allce Hubbard, daughter of nominated by Governor James F. 8n!d lot No. A, which corner Is on the jjection of Monmouth county assisted plpgnte, Percy Davis, Joseph Edgar, trio late James Hubbard of Middlc- wagons, 2 one-liorso farm wagons, Acmo hnrrovv, spring wagon, grain drill, SONBAYS north nl*lo nf No^mnn Smlnffa road ; at the funeral services. VVinfrcd Aul and Howard Cole. '. Fielder to succeed llullf V. Lawrence pulleys, hay fork car with rope, horse clippers, potato dlgfjor and planter, thenco onnteriy o Ion ft tha nortli otdo of town township. His second wife was on the county tax board. J?ebmjwy 18, Nowimin Siirinaa vo^id, foity-Bi^ und Jotn- Frank B. Warner, son of Mr. and A con waa born to Mr. and Mrs. wood sleds. Lot of household goods: Radio, chairs, china closet, etc., and Eteroh i, 18, April 1, 10 tontliB feet to tho point or r>Inca of hegln- Miss Mary Conover of New Mon- The grocery firm of Conover and articles too numerous to mention. • Mrs. Charles B. Warner of Ked Bank, Charles P. Irwin of Center street. mouth. liiir. died at Baltimore, Maryland. He wasltcd Hank. The child was born on Magoo at Lincroft waa dissolved. WEDNESDAYS Heine the namo land and premises con- 37 years old. He was one of the fust the thirteenth of the month and An entertainment was given in the.Henry Conover bought out Elwood TERMS:—0n farm, nmdo known day of Bale. Personal property—$50 February 7, 31, eyed to Frank Hnir«0"o by (Jeorao Hanca Magee's share of the business. Patteicon and wlfo by deed d«led A ml I pupils to graduate from the Ked weighed thirteen pounds at birth and Lyric theater nt the Highlands for and under, cash; over 550, a credit of 6 monthB will bo given on banltablo March 7, 21, April i, 18 yoth. 192C. Dixie McKey, seventeen-year-old Bank public school. His fellow grad- according to the official record the the benent of the Methodist church note with approved security. 5£> discount for cash over S5"V I.V.RED DANK . . O;03 A.M. Selied na tho property of Wllllnra V. child was born at 9:13 o'clock. The at that place. Special parts were as- son of Mrs. Sidney J. Earl of Bank Olaen, ot ni., tnkon in cxonutlou at (h*, uates weri! George V. Sncdcn and stieet, enlisted 111 the Navy and look suit of 'i'liohmn Cuok, and to bo Bold by~~ Charles Kimball. numberais indicating the child's birth signed to R, Cordova, Alice White, (Signed) JULIE OAKERSON. SPECIAL FAST TIUIN ,, IlOWAim IIIsrUHT. aherlff, Bertha Powell. Nina Swan, Elizabeth lp his training at Newport. WEDNESDAYS ONLY Dated JBtiunry W, iHOi. There were a number of sparring | also added up to thirteen, and the Wnrren II. Smock, Sol'f. Mr. Irwin and his wife, Jenklnson, Willinm Conrow, Lloyd j. William Helm of Rahwny was Lv. Red Bank 0:41 A. M. matches at Frank Polhemusj', athletic engaged as principal of the Shrews- GEORGE H. rtOBERTS, Auctioneer. Ar. New-York 10,42 A. M. (M linen) rooms at Navesink. A match be- Emma L. Chadwick, also contained Sickles, Raymond Taylor, Augustus thirteen letters each. Sage, Loula Hart, Mrs. Frank Muir, bury avenue school at a salary of Sao riyero or Consult Agents Clinnccry 4-204 tween Al Bryant and Harry Howard $1,000 a year. resulted !n a draw. Charles West A birthday sociable was held at the Alma Williams and Forman A. Coss- SHERIFF'S SALE. aboom. Dr. Helen F. Gibson returned from By virtue of aiviit of fl. fa. to mo di- won In two contests with Solomon home of Mrs. Thomas Vooihis on Pennsylvania Railroad rected, inavied out of tho Court of Chan- Pinckney and Bright Reed defeated Maple avenue for the benefit of Trin- Charles Henry Ivins of Red Bank. a six weeks' visit with her parents at cery of tho Btuto of New Jersey, will be Harry Howard. ity church. .During the evening man- a prominent lawyer and former pros- St. Louis and resumed her practlco QxpoHQd to sale ut puhlla vonduo, on ; ecutor of Monmouth county, died at at Red Bank. ? T. H. Golden, overseer of the poor dolin and guitar selections were ren- Monmouth County Surrajjftto'o Court. MONDAY, THK 2Sth I>AV OF FEBIlU- dered by Walter Sutphin and Dolford his home on Broad street. Ho was Arthur P.. Proal, father of Pierre A. of Middlctown township, reported Proal of Riversido avenue, died at In tho mnttor of Chnrlos K. 'Thompaon, AKY, 1034, that there had been more calls for as- Fisher, solos by Miss Sadie Jenkins, 50 years old. Mr. Ivins was born on who has been nbnent from tho utnte between the hours of 12i0u so'clock ami Ernest llillsdorf anil Rev. Robert the Rumson road, near Little Silver, New York of pneumonia. He wag in moro than seven yenro and Is proaumed 5:00 o'clock (nt 2;00 o'clock) in tho oN sistance this winter than in many his 71st year. to be dead. tcrnoon of (suitl day, nt the Court House, past years and that the poor account MacKellar, violin solos by Leon Keus- and was the son of the late Eliza- In tho limouith of VreohoUl, Covinty. of sillc, Jr., and piano solos by Miss Ella|beth Carpenter Ivins and Charlca E. Relatives and friends of Mrs. Han- If you need money for bills, taxes, home' Order. , Monmouth, New Jensoy, to oatlsfy a de- had been overrun because of the nah Reeves of Lincroft paid her a Upon reading and flUnff tho petition of cree of fluid court amounting to nptuoxl- many unexpected demands. Cullington and Miss Nellie Bates. Ivins. Hose M, Thompson, of tha Borouuh of ltcd rautoly §80,744.00, George C. Henry, Jacob C. Sclmoor visit in celebration of her 87th birth- repairs, etc., you can get the cash from; Hank, County of Monmouth, and State of Misa May P. Ncwbold, daughter of The eighth annual ball of the Mon- New Jereey, from nil of which It anptmru All thoHo two certain tmctn or parcels mouth County Horticultural society William C. Roop, all of Bclford, | day. of Innd flii'l iiremlnoH, licrolnuftor imrticu- Mr. and Mrs. James Newbold of Long Daniel H. Bennett opened a new us in 24 hours. Repay a small amount that Charles K. Thompson hnn been dbsiant larly doacrlhed. Hitimte, lylnfr and bcin^ in Branch, and Lemuel Kctcham, son of was held in Red Men's hall at Oce- were appointed by the Bclford Fish- from the State of i^cw Joraoy and from tho Towiinhlp of Shrcwabuiy arid tho Bor- anic. The committee in charge con- ermen's association to represent that moving picture house at Belford with tho plnco of hia last known residence for OUBII of Little Sllvor, in tho County of Solomon Kctcham of Red Bank, were a motion pjcturo and vaudeville pro- monthly out of your income. You are oaven years. Monmouth odd Stato of New Jeruey; married at the First Reformed sisted of W. H. Grilllths, John Yeo- organization before the state legis- It Is on this second day of Fcbvunry. G. H. Ashworth, George R. j laturc in case any bills wore lntro- gram. 1034. OUDKKI-JI) that a heating he htul FIRST TKACT: church parsonage at Long Branch mans, summer residence of Thomas charged only for the unpaid balance, on anld petition and nfnduvita beforo the On tho northerly ni»Ic of.tho publlr hliih. by Rev. A. B. Herman. Kuim and Harry A. Kcttoel. Miss duced which were against the best The summer residence of Tr Surrofiato of Honmouth County on the way leadlnir from tho Villasjo of ShrowB- famous bridge jLcona. Ligier and Joseph Kennedy interests of the Raritan bay Usher-; B. Hasler of Little Silver was t>roken fifteenth dny of March, 1D34, next, at ten bury through Jtiiinntjn. Steve Brody, the into and the ouse was ransacked. and only for the exact time you keep o'clock in tho lorejioon or AS aoon there- HE11INNING In tlio center' of the afore- jumper of New York, was negotiating led the grand march. after ns counsel can bo heard nt tho said hlfrhv/ny nt Iho POUIIIWOHI tor nor of •with J. Mort Johnson of the High- William R. Joline'a Hazel L took The annual inspection of the Red j the money. Court HOUBQ in tho Borough of Freehold, lundfi now or formerly of .Jonoph Khophot*}. the challenge pennant of America Bank Cavalry troop was made by Motorists Must Pay. for tho purposo oC havlnff Charlca K. dcceiiHed, thenco (1) north ono degrea ami lands for the establishment of an ThompBon declared nnd preBumed to bo fifteen minuteii east forty-four ehulno and athletic school on the grounds ad-1 from the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat Lieutenant Bell of the United States The state highway commission has dond, and lottera of administration bo nfty-four Hnke to Iho center of a brook, joining the East View hotel property & Yacht club, defeating George J. Army. Captain R. V. E. H. Stout announced that hereafter any skid- frranted on hid OHtate in aeeordaneo V7|th thenco <0t nauth elghty-flvo doffiecs nnd twenty nitmitCB weitt niiioty-filx links alonp at Highlands. Llillig's Wizard and Newton Dore- was highly complimented for the ex-ding motorist who knocks down a tho etntuto in such faso ma do and provid- miis's Atalanta. The Hazel L's sail- cellent showing of the organization. ed. tho center of oald broolc, theneo (3) north George" Ellenbcrg, L. J. Fichtcr, light or guard rail on a New Jersey It la further ORDERED, that R copy of one dcRieo nnd twenty* five in I nut en went, William B. Bennett, Michael Bennett ing mate waa Benjamin P. Morris's Following the Inspection a dinner highway will be presented with a bill this order bd published In Tho Ked Unnk three chnlrirt ruiti forty-two liidtti iilonu (ho Mildred. was served at the Globe hotel. Ilnglstcr, n pie^spiiper publliihcd In tho west nldc of u ditch nnd nlnnif tmtdn of and Frank A. Little of Fair Haven for damages. The state highway en- Borough oE Tied Bank, County of Mon- LewU White, thenco (4) north eljihty-aev- all filled their ice houses of excep- While iceboating near Guyon's The Red Bank Powder Puff club gineer reported during the last snow mouth, (ind Stato of New Jcney, at least en dcRrccn IHtcen ininulea weat nix chains nnd nlncty-livf llnkn IIICMII; v>\U\ Whlte'n tionally clear ice from Kemp's pond Point, Barton Emight's boat broke was holding regular rehearsals for a storm practically every light on some Electric Bids* 601 Bangs Avenue, orico a ivcoli for a period of four weeku through the ice and he was caught first performance. The rehearsals BuceeaBively, once in each week next pre- line, thoncG (5) Houth 11 vo detircoa G,rn\ from the creek in the center of of the roads was knocked down. Phone A. P. 78D5 LJcenso No. 670 ceding tho return day nnd that tho first thirty mlnutcfl west ono chain nnd elehty- Die village. under the sail. He was rescued by were being held at the home of Miss ASBUUY PARK. N. J., publication be In tho Isuuc of February ono llnkfi to tho railroad and the Ntm'm'6 The children of the public school hi;; companions, Edward Scott, Lath- Vivian Otterson on Broad street. Monthly Chorre Two and One-Halt 14, 1034, and that a copy of Biitd onlar bo conine continued ono chain nnd elBhYy^^^- am Pearsall, John Mahoney and Miss Gladys Shropshire of Seabrlght, It pays to advertise in Tho Register. Per Cent on Unpaid Balance Only. mailed to nil tho next of kin of said Hnkn to funds now or formerly of Henry at Tjntori. Falls were collecting money Charles K. Thompson within ton dnya from B. l'mkcr, thenco (6) nouth four degrocn to buy a' picture of George Washing- Charles Kuper, all of Oceanic. a new member of the club, was as- the date hereof. nnd ilftcen mlnuten weat (Ivo chalna nnd 1 sisting in the rehearsals. • neverity-two llnku along cnld Parker's Itvnd ton for trio schooUiou.se . Donations A petition, signed by 102 firemen, Dated February 2, 1034. to a (itono and Bttimp; thonco <7) nouth of not more than five cents were to was presented to the town commis- The Keansburg firemen had a JOSEPH L. DONAHAY, eiKhty-Bcven degrcca and fifteen minutes be solicited from the parents of thesioners asking for a change in the dance In the firehouse, music being enat one c_Jmln nnd sixty links alontr the Sloklca IIoincHtend farm to n Btone, thenca children. lire )l:dinanci of the town. The flre- furnished by the newly organized IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. (tf) nouth OHO (Icjttoo anil fifteen minutes • brother-in-law of ilstant chief of Keansburg brass band. The commit- To KOBKRT JOHN A. I'KIES, and h!n Mr. Simpson, wanted the ho Irs, devlaoea and perxonnl rcprcnentii- \vc:crt John A. Pries nnd Vloln Helen Pries, hin wife, to On tho northerly flldo of the public by Judge Conover for violations of it. The horse was hitched to one of ;hoff were appointed members of the ; Leonardo Bulldingr and I/oan AaHoclntion, highway Icndiner from tho Vlllago of the law. Th— e hous' e was owned b•y- "'tile" deliver•'•""" y wagons " charge of 1Atlanti AL>antlcn Highlands board of health. dated (ho first day of July, A. D. I92l), on Shvcwuhury through Kumeon, O. B. Collins and was operated in theJoseph White. Frank Parker, Allie Pangborn, Wil- lands !n the Township of Middlotown, In IlKCilNNINfJ nt the center of nnld Pub. the County of Monmouth nnd State of He Hoad at tho BonthwcHt corner of tho name of Hbnry Foster. Artemus Weyman, a boarder at liam Guie, Allan Reed, Fred John- New Jersey: ' t land formerly owned by I hi? said Florenco , A spelling match took place at theDavid I. Vanderveer's home at Tin-son and Lewis Parker were appoint- And you. Hobert John A. I'riea, and hin A. Ilaxurd, nnd runnlnfr thence <1) north- New Monmouth public school be- ton Falls, was thrown from a wagon ed special fire marshals. heirs, devIoQOB and porHonnl representa- erly nlonir tho westerly Hub of tho nnld tives, are made Uefendnnt heemmo you Hnitird Fiirm.. twenty-flvo Ii und rod nml tween the boys and girls. The boys' and killed when his rig was struck A start toward establishing free nra the record owner in fee simp la of nnld nl\ty-threo feet, mora or lenn, to tho point' team won. Spelling matches were by a trolley car on Shrewsbury ave- dental clinics at Red Bank, Freehold, lands described In nnid moittfflito: whore tho north line of tho land now or quite the thing in public schools on nue, just south of Patterson avenue. And you, Mrs, Itohort John A. Pries, formerly of John II, Sliklos intornectn thn Atlantic Highlands, Long Branch and aro rnado a defendant because of any dow- fliiid wenteily lino of tbo said Hazard Friday afternoons. Miss Evelyn Robinson of Red Bank Asbury Park was made at the month- er or other rlffht you may hnve by reaHon I1 arm, thenco (2) wcntorly, along Iho nnld A photibgraph exhibition was given and Sylvester Emmons Long ly meeting and banquet of the Mon- of the fact of being ttio wlfo of tho anld Hk-kten Innd nnd land now or formerly of by Mort V. Pach of Red Bank in the Rohort John A. Pries. Cnptnhi II. B. Failter, two hundred nnd Branch were married at' Long mouth County Dental society held at Dated January 29. A. I). l!»3<. twoiil-RCvcu fcot to tbo marble monument Oceanic lyccum. The entertainment Branch. Miss Robinson fpr many the Globe hotel. IRVING W. TICEPLE, not for the northwcHt corner of the Innd was under the auspices of the Young years was employed in N. J. Wilson's Two hundred persons played cards Solfcitor of CorMnlnnnt, hereby (icnftlbed, thpnea (fl) nouthcBBtor- Women's Foreign Missionary society. ciry Hood.-; store on Broad street. and dimced at a party given for the 7fl0 Dnintl Street, Nuwnrk, N. J, ly, twenty-fVVo abundjed nnd flfty-elght i dh] feet, inoio of lean, tu a niarblo monument Miss Carrie lSlla Heyur, dati|;hter-j Tlll! il report of Shrewsbury benefit of St. Catherine's church of Monmouth County Surrogott's Office. «et In tho north linn of tbo nforonald Pub- of Frank E. Heyer, and Rulief Smock township showed aan extra larglge e.\- Everett and the church treasury was In tho mattor of tho oat a to of Matilda 0- lip Ho ml, and contlntilnc the same cour«« enriched S75. Music was provided Schenck, decensed. thirty feet to the contor of tho nforosnld Willett, son of Thomas Willctt, both peaditurc of road money duo to the Notice to credltorfl to present claims Publlo Hond, tlicnco (4) enntorly, nlonic of Colt's Neck. were, married the new Oceanic stone road and to theby William Pope and Delford Fisher atralust estate. tho center of the nforonuld Ftiblle Itoad, Colt's Neck Reformed chinch. .. i changes caused by the construction of Red Bank. Pursuant to tho ordor of Joseph h. OIIO hundred nnd twenty-flvo fcot to tho Donahoy, Surrocate of the County of Mon- Plnco of bejrinnluK, roiilnlnlnff ton ncreti, Bertie Southhall, son of John :of umt roal|. | Tne Hav Maj(erS| a branch of the mouth, mudo on tho caventeenth dny of bo tho namo more or lenn, South hall of Atlantic Highlands, fell! Tlio Church of the LivinR God was I Red Men's lodge, was instituted at January, 1034. on ttio application of Jolin Sclted an tho m-oporty of Shrewnburr ond broke his arm between the wrist I* Schenck, uolo executor of tho CQtata of Mnnor. a corporutloii, ot nl,( taken in ex- and elbow while slutting on Edward ithe otlicial title of a new religious HighiaiulsVi'hose who took the inlti- Mfltlldn C. Schenck, deronnod, notice In ecution nt the suit of Samh L. Pnrhor, and -ociety beinj; formed at Eatontown. ation were William Hunter, William hereby Riven to tho creators of ettld de- to bo uold by Bowne's pond at I- executor nn uforcanid, their dobtn and de- MAUEL II, W10NAI111, '. ',', . , ' 'f " , i? . ! old his apeendy three-year-old colt, , ... Leonflrilo, N. J. Mack and tan dog which he educated I VVnsliinirt'in and Mechanic mandti ngolnBt tho snftl eotnto* under onth, T to muKo trips to tlie village Kiocciy " " ' ' ' "' ' Bud Aegon, to S. Y. Demarest of within nix montha from tho date of tho John lj. hwooucy, Att-'y, strcit •, uwncd by Mrs. Mary Eliza- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY—NO DELAY aforeP"id order, or they wilt bo forever Atlnntlc Jllchlnnd., N. J., store und brhif-c home at licle:- de- Paterson for $1,000. The colt's new barred of their actions therefor againot beth Wilcux. waa s,ild hy Willinm A. owner waa to race him on the grand HIS end up—F. O. II. DctrciS. Easy terms through Uelvtrsal Credit Compaaf—tkt AuttmUtd Fml Piaeaa Plm I'roctm. sired by llu: family. Unppiii;/ to Barney tho said Kiibncrlhcr. Monmouth County Surrogate's OMcs. Coyne of Newcircuit. Dated Kroohuld. N. J., February 1. 1034. William F, Durham announced in York. In tho matter of tho eatato of Frank The Hester a list of housed which The Lincroft Ladles' nld society THK NEW JERSEY TITLE AND Rirh.inl MolI is of Littlee Silve fJUAKANTBK TRUST COMPANY, Sciott, docounod. hv. had for rent, KOIUU of wliich were _ helletd asociabla sociable at the home of Mrs. 83 Montgomery St.. Jerncy City, N. J. Nutlro to creditor! to prenont claim! ay low ;IH ?5 a month. tamo to ktil Hiiiili to do some shop-j Joseph Tomlinson. Miss Jennie Fen- tiKiuniit ofitntc. Many convoniions took place at. tlir Iiing and wiiile here he was. relieved | ton j;avn a dialect recitation and for Monmuiith County Surrogate's Office. PunHinnt to tho order of JOUCDII I. iginal poen In tho mnttor of tho estate of Annlo P, Dona my. unrroirato o( tl.o County of Mon. Mldillnl,,wn Uaptist church clurln,; a wh(of ,»^0(>n (J]. wh(Hi.,.(,; ha,|)(d> nmml(o knowledg,y w.ia -^e o^f ,,„ encore read on original poem on Frey. deceased. Llneroft. mouth, mndo on tho dovontl, day of Jan. spiritual revival Mis. George. V. Hneilen of West Notice to creditors to present claims r.t y« C ?. ' 1" <"lx 0!<: "l'>'llcntl<11 lx of m of Morcalat ol- ; Fire of unknown origin caused the ji«uin!H cHtnte. t?Li, °«' f.° , " ' " "'» <" » Krank Despi'caux, po:(uias(er at Fiont :;lrei t entertained the Shrews- I'lAiik bcott, dci'pfincd, luitlco lit hereby Navesink, was abk' to leave liiii IKMI death of John S. Hendriclcson of 1'n.ouniit to tho order of Joneph I.. cioi i r bury lOK'hi-e club. Frizes were won ,niihn,v, Surrogate of tho County of Jlhmi, ;r ," ° 1" °' •••i'i d«c««.«ii to after luivin^ bei'n eonlined with )^iip. Middlelown, when his homo was exhibit to tlio uiibnr-rlbcr, «olo uocutrh o» hy .Mir;. Daniel 11. Applerxatc, Johnson completely destroyed. HI:, charred I 'J« uiinHMith, mmlo on tho third day of Feb. -....Tho ex-Sheriff TllompMui properly \,. lii-rgi'n aitd Cieorgc V. SSiieden. HI y, ItKM, on tlio nppllcatloii of John fit/.Leonnrdville was leiiiird to George body wnn found in the vulna of the I.X liii'vi:, cscctilof of the eblttte of Annlo Ijinaiuayer of Matawan. lianid Morris of I''atontown, who debris. 1'n.y, dooonsed. notleo la horeby given iler, or thoy will |10 hrnn(!,, „, thc); had been employed for some time for iho ciGclHors of ealtl decenacd to ox- ncrlEo," thclo'or "I'lllllt tho Bold tub- A ehampiun match j^amc of horse William A. VanMatcr of Belford 'k to the Hubsorlber. executor na nforc- Hie Swift Ueef company ;,t Ixing was counned to the house with ser- il, their debta find demands ofcainitt the Untcil I'Vochohl, N. J.. Jnn.'ll, 10S4. clioe.-i held at lli-lfm,l, resulted in Branch, d h 37aniel ]'>einietf and O. II. Jloward was ad\'an,jed to head book- ious Injuries which he received when t'l tstiUe, under onth, within uix monthri MAlttiAltET SCOTT, icrcper >f tlie company, four men mistook him for someone irt the dulo of tho nforennld ordor, or dt'fi.'ntin;; lleor^e Henry anil Chailie Trolley (•/ will bo foraver barred of their nc Hcni-y n. Drlnley Lane. earn on Hie Keyport and against whom they had a grudge. iirt thcrofor s^alnnt tho nnld ttuhacriher. Bi-oail St. N.it't Hunk Uldc Red I'.an It line bewail running from William Culliiiffton wan chairman Itc.i Bunk. N. J, ' William W. Ciniovcr was ahmit to Kfyjiort. us far as tho Helford post- I'rorlnr. erect, three- :,lures on his O,:ean ave- of tho commuter- nrranginrr for the 72B niv«r>lda flrivc. Nmv York Ot?. Ollli-r: and regular dip;, WH 2M annual dinner of the Monmouth MOUNT-ENGdSH CO. mif! ond ICi\'er :>lteet p!,ij»eit\- al Sea- mad< tn that, point. Qulnn, rar»on« A Doromur. . Notko ol Order lor Publication. hrlghl. Boat club. Dr. lGdwln lfield was Hsil linrik. N. J.. IN CHANCERY OK NEW JERSEY. C'-cil Conover »if Middletown wan Proctors. : Jacnb i>e;;ciiling .of Ucd l!ank was chosen as n-iastor of ceremonies. To W1M.1AN L13B MAI.I.OHY: clvcii a smprl.'ic parly in celebnitlon Edwnrd B. Bernard guvo up I1I3 Authorized Ford Sales and Service. elected treasurer of tile Mojinuntth of IliM 2-lth hirtliday. Tilt: party was NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT" OF ACCOUNT County Uqimr Dealers' HHiiociatioii, position ns fialeuman and window tintala of Honry M Nevlus, doreaficd. nrrani;iTl by Mins Mae West, nnd dresser in fitmtia company'n otore on iUinx'H Norinati wan liwnrdcd the Mi.'s Nellie Kpader. Notico in lieroliy irlvun thnt tha accounts iiontraef to oxiend Central avenue to Uroad iitreet to take a position as of tho (Ubicrlbsr, oubntllulorl'jlruntM of;. , "" nro tho direndnnt. you Announcement was made of the store innnngcr at Mon-intown. tho ontntli of snlil ileccnueil. will ho nuilltesd I nre loqulrvil t, nnnwiir the iwtltlongr'a pa- I,«mnld iilirct, ifci-ivlri); SOU and tin' )nariia);u of Miss Lcufi llardenbrooli, Cor. Maple Ave. & Monmouth St., Red Bank nn,l HtaUil by the fJuriDstnta of tbo County The board of health of Eatontown of Monmouth nnd reported for Bettlctncnt , -A'OfltJ for (loluij Hie worli. daii|,'iit,-r of lOdward Ilardenbroolt of liemy Arrowstnitli, Mr. O. Vnn- townnhlp re-organized by electing to tin* Orphlimi Court ot mild Counts', on Fair Haven, to Jiicob Fmncla of Willinm J. Darby president, Perry B. ThuifidBy, tho ftmt diiy of Maicb. A. 1), • Wicklp nnd V. Luploii, Jr., were elcel- Trento!]. ly<11. nt whfdi tlma uripllcntion will ho « n riiis Cook clei'lt nnd Dr. Homer T. Par- Phone 176. niiido for tho ntloxvniiea of commlisalona • it iidil milt In to obtnlti a 1 trer; na health olllcer. divorce, dl.aolvlnit tho m»rrlai!« hailjje of Hi! Iliilmdi'] linn club. Pre- Unto,I Jiinunry Mfl. A. T>. IftHt. „ Mm. Frances It. Cook of I'.cil Hank ou nn,| tt,o .nld in-tlilonor f»f I'ntrlelr Hoey, a : iroliry\'ilir l'mi vinu;-, wiuiirr-, weii' Uiiljcrl Schllnc.lt, THE SKCONI) NAT10NAI, HANK AND Piitcil 1 f derit'itloii, r, (lit,| , t jineumoiiiii at tin; ici ilcnry L. l'nlmra nnd Charles Urown, du-iifiry Otis. itl'H 'i'iwn'1 coHrANY OF nun HANK, HAllliY KI.AT.'lkY, K«(|.. ltd Until. N. J. 'V11'1"" "' I'olHlonor. ^ubatltuteil Tniatca,, 31-^3 K at., Itcil link, N, It RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 1934.

the French circle last week. Those teo in oliurye cotibi^ted of Mit^ea New County Agent Highlands News. present were Mir. J. L. Opfermann, [ Mary and Katharine Warnfikcr, Mrs. William KecBhan, Mrs. Cileries Amelia Carton and Helen Kelly, (Th« Rod Bajik HenlBter can bs bought About twenty tables were in play. Is Appointed In liislittsnda at Bedlo'fl drug store, at Joo- Wray, Mr.«. h, (i. Galloway and Mrs. cph Stamen'a etor« and Mulligan's storc.J i Henry Scott Rubel. A ton of coal was won by Mrs. Har- Announcement has been mado old McCormick of McLaren street, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING The Women's Democratic club has j Harry Poston and Leslie An- hy Ellwocd Douglass, County tonides conducted the first aid ex- Red Bank, a door prize wan'won by We biiy ana sell an,\lhin;> ami uv< i.Uhinc, on .SCKISJEN AND STOiiM ENCLOSURES Agricultural agent, of the appoint- donated $25 to the Warm Springs WiUiB Catharine Dougherty of rtiver Foundation fund. The club will hold aminations of CWA worker.-! last ISO Urldg«.Avenue, l(«d Banli, N. ment of Mlsa B. Lawoon Miller of week at Red Bank,' Plara find one uf the Morri.-j Kilters commission. Sales every Tuesday at l'i:;>0 p. ni. Wcntflold an Monmouth County Home a card party Monday night, Febru- won tlic non-players' prize. A broom ary 18, The affair had originally Arrangements ore being nvide fur Demonstration agent. Mlfi3 Miller, a minstrel BMOW to be given early in danf-c anil a "Paul Jonc:i" v.nrc fea- wlio has hail a wealth of experience been planned for February 12, but tures during the dance profjraiu. In the field of homo economics as an •wan postponed a weelt because the t March in the high school building Matawan Auction Sales Co. alementnry school teacher; on tho Young Men'a club of St. Andrew's I by the Mantel! lioce company under I the. direction of Edmund Hartcorn. 77 Main Street, Matawan, N. J. TELEPHONE SERVICE staff of Teachers College, Columbia church held a card party that night. 1'he road to better and blj^Rcr busi- university; nnd in the ^commercial The annual dinner pf the High- Herbert Poeten of Washington ness leads through The Ileirititor'a ad- J. 51. KVANS, Aticlliiuccr. world, will succeed Mre. Louio It. lands fire department will bo held avenue, who lias been laid up the; vertising columns.—Advertisemr.nt. from Red Bsnfe, New Jersey, Wnrdwell. The appointment will Saturday night, February 17, at the i past week with Illness, is around la1-- effect Immediately. Lions den. I again. to our New York Office At the Methodist church next Sun- I At all the masses Sunday at St. day morning, Rev. Percy R. Comer, I Agnes's church, Rev. Michael H. F the pastor, will preach on the topic i Callahan, pastor, read the Lenten CALLWX-3300 "Eaward of Faith." An evangelistic | regulations. 1 , message will be delivered at the The Atlantic Motors have received evening service. four new V-8 Fords and are attrac- Consorvutlve Accounts Invited. *t , <, \ Mian Amy Comer opent the week- tively displayed In their spsMnim CONTINUE OUR i end at Haddonfleld. show rooms. They also have n va- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ungercr apen riety of new Ford trucks. Mr. . and Mrs. Charles Ungercr A union service will be held Fri- SALE! 15 V spent Sunday at Bay Ridge. day afternoon, February 16, at three ! - Mr. and Mrs. JCESC Lawrence and o'clock, at the Presbyterian church | F. P. Ristine & Cpmpany 1 daughter Virginia spent Sunday with In observance of the World Day of Miiaiin * • f ' relatives In ths Bronx. Prayer for Missions. • . New York Stoci Exchfmgt J(r. and Mrs. Richard Rust have May 4 and 5 have been the dates arrived nt West Palm Bench, Flori- set by the Methodist Lndlcs' aid so- Philadelphia Start Exc/iati£/ New York Curb Exchaast \ da. Mrs. Daniel Collopy of Cornwall ciety for a rummage Bale. A straw- 15 Broad Street, New York V' street has Joined her mother at West berry festival will be held May 24 Palm Beach. and a poach festival August 30. ['hlladelplila Elizabeth Wcstflold Rldgevrood *, Jacob S. Hoffman attended the Re- Since the heavy snowfall of two A publican dinner Monday night at tha weckn ago, the Naveaink avenue Ellis home at Red Bank on Monday hill has afforded an excellent coast and a largo number of residents of • Otto Gautachy, who has been con- ! \ Woodland Park, both young and old, fined to the bed with Illness, ia im- have taken advantage of this healthy proving. outdoor sport. A spaghetti supper will be held to- 1 morrow night in the Methodist MISS B. LAWSON MILLER. church baficment by the Ladies' Aid cjociety. Colt's Neck News. Miss Miller, a, graduate of Newark The Men's Democratic club met State normal, received her M. A. Friday night at Michael Mendes's John Weir bought a Chevrolet from Teachers' college. Although her tavern, sedan last weok. 6 Broad. St., Red Bank, N. J. training and experience have covered | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mnxjon and A hot roast beef supper will be homo economics in all its phases, she , Mr! and Mrs. Bignol are occupying held Friday night, March 2, under lins been particularly interested In' tho Layton homestead on Miller tho direction of the consistory of tho foods and nutrition projects and | street. Reformed church. It will be pre- working with girls. As a member of Mrs. George Liming has been laid pared by the wive; of the consistory- j tho staff of Good Housekeeping In-, up with Illness. mcn. titltutc for almost three years, Miss "Have Patience, Doctor" is the John H. Sutphin will move from j Miller did work In the testing of title of :t show to be given Thursday Phalanx to the HiES'ns farm at this foods, equipment and recipes, and night, February 22, in tho Auditor- place, which is now occupied by Wil- while with tho Genetal Foods Cor- ium theater by the Frank J. Hall as- liahv Tansey. iporatlon directed recipe development soclatlon. There will be a matinee Boy Scout service will be held Sun- I for publication and radio broadcast- at three o'clock for the children, day night at the Reformed church. A ing. She also taught home economics Chet Arthur Is musical director and special effort is being made to have for several years and waa an assist- Miss Evelyn Wycltoff is ballet In- present all the scouts and their par- writes Rochester Fireman nnt In the household art, fQodo, and utructor. ents and friends. cookery department at Teachers' col-1 Mrs. Mattie Fehlhaber, with a Mrs. Everett Matthews is on the 'ANCY claims won't licit your house Icfrc. Miss Miller waa finally selected , score of 8,580, won first prize at the sick list. F nor savo you money on liml bills after a meeting in the county nt Trailers' party last week. Other win- The first of a series of mid-week Ihil winter. At lea«t this is tlic opin- wlilch time representatives of the ncrs were Miss Julia Ahern, Mrs. F. Lenten services will be held tomor- ion of Elmer W. Loork, Cily Fire- executive committee of the County Dowd, Mrs. Ida Howell, Mrs. Mary row night at the parsonage of the mau, Rochester, N, Y. And his case ia Board of Agriculture and a number flutter, J. S. Hoffman, Mrs. Myrtle Reformed church. The topic will bo We have planned to make this event an outstanding one in lyrical oi ihousaTiilfl cf home owners of leading women had Interviewed Mohrbcck, Mrs. Louisa Brcy, Mrs. "The Les3on from Jonah." who are Betting more and belter heot several candidates with Director H- Kate Schiller, John Newton. Marie Arnold Conover, snn of Mr. and lor leu money by changing to 'blue Schmidt, Mrs. L. Werner, Mrs. Al- Mr6. Chriney Conover, is improving the minds of our many patrons and friends. coal1. Here*B what Mr. Loock says: Elmer W. looct, Radtiter. N. Y. J. Baker of the State Extension Ser- vice, and Miss Marion Butters, As- bert Sayles, Miss Kate Schultz, Mrs. from cuts and bruises which he re- "lip here where I live the winters steadily and evenly all day wi(b little Celina Robertson, Mrs. Valerie ceived a few days ago In an automo- : sistant Director for Home Economics We are also prepared to convince the thrifty that your are long, and it rosin a lot tn beat attention... provides nrnerous warmth Work. Smith, Mrs. Marie Parker, Mrs. Mar- bile accident, at Engllshtown. He my big bouie. I have tried all torts for every room . ., all at lowest iucl Mrs. Wardwell completed her work jorlo Newton, Mrs. John Schleber, was riding in a car owned by his of tubditute fuels that chim to save coil! 'blue coal' i» mined by Glen in Monmouth county on June 30, 1933, Mrs. Lorctta Duffy, Mrs. Lillian Rog- cousin, Carlton Conover. The ma- "DOLLAR" still goes further at the Ruby Lane Stores. money, but they have been bitter dis- Aldcn,largest producers of high grade and her post has been vacant since ers, Charles Howell, Mrs. Etta Quant, chine waa badly damaged. appointments. Last winter I tricd'bluc Pennsylvania hard coal. that. .Miss Miller will Include tn her (Mrs. Fred Hess, Mrs. Elizabeth The Missionary society of the Re- coal\ and from now on that is the Your nearest 'blue coal' dealer i^ schedule projects of practical value [Mount, Mrs. Charles Bieler and Mrs. formed church will meet at the home Below are only a few of the "SUPER BARGAINS" each only fuel I om Boins to use It (save listed in the "Wbcre-To-Buy-It" f>rc- to the women of the county In the Mary A. Parker. of Mrs. Joseph Lefferson Friday af- mgrb better heat and »a\ed me 20% tion of your classified telephone book, fields of clothing, foods, home man- Cowboy Jack and his radio group ternoon. A special propram will be one an outstanding value today. Many other unadvertised on my fuel bill." entertained at the card party given under the words 'blue coal'. I'lionc agement, child-training and 4-H club Riven nnd general sociability will be •lil'i* !'•-'' f! ris up fast....burns your order to him today. last week by (he Bangers club. Bun- enjoyed. specials on display. See our windows. Visit our store and save. woilc. co winner? were Miss Martha Dowd, Mlsa Ada Devey, Miss Anettn. Pmen- William and Audrey Flock, children ^4«4O4^ nlnger. Mrs. G. F. Dowd, Miss Helen of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flock, will Gautschy nnd Mrs. Otto Gautschy. take part in a recital by the piano At pinochle the winners were Charles pupils of Miss iDurulhy Bahd of ITS' Howell, Mrs. Katherinc Schaller, Freehold. The sewing club of the Reformed A SUPER VALUE. SAVE 69c Mrs. Lottie Fahrer, N Mrs. Loretta Duffy, Mrs. Louisa Brey, Mrs. Mat- church will meet at the home of Full Bed Size. Practical as a covering or a spread. New tie Fchlhober, Mrs. Ida Howell, J. S. Mrs. Russell Hculitt Thursday af- Hoffman, J. F. Dowd, J. Soirc, Mrs. ternoon, February 22. Colonial designs in many color combinations. Filled with Etta Quast, Mm. Florence Adair, I Tho Helping Circle of the Re- pure cotton and scalloped all around. Don't miss this Super Mrs. Emile Groome, Mrs. Marie Por- formed church held a successful food ker, Mrs. Helen King, Mrs. George I rale at tho home of Mrs. Joseph Value. Schmidt, Mrs. Loo Boecltel, Mrs. F. iLelTcrson Friday. Everything was Lyons, Mrs. Carolina Weber, Mrs. Isold. Marie Schmidt, Mrs. Marjorie New- The first of a scries of five Lenlen ton, Mrs. Charles Blelcr, Miss Emma sermons will be preached at. the Re- PUHE SILil SLIPS Quofit, John Newton, Mrs. Virginia formed church Sunday morning. Fehlhaber, MIDB Elizabeth White. The topic will ho "True Religion." CHEMISE AND DANCE SETS Charles Bieler, Jr.. and Mrs. Sievert Thf* subjects of the other four ser- We doubt if we will be able io duplicate this value Walstron. Councilman J. S. Hoff- mons will he "Essential Relipion," man was made an honorary member. "Crusading Religion," "Spiritual Re- again. The quality of the Silk and type of laces used and Mrs. Etta Quast won the door prize ligion" and "Pure Religion." A com- the workmanship which is only found in underwear priced and Miss Helen Gautschy won 'the munion service will be held Sunday, dark horse prize. Mnrch 4. twice as much. Plan to get some during this Sale—make ex- cellent gifts, too. ;; Atlantic Highlands. Everett News. TODAY'S PRICE—$1.49.

i I he Re a number of homes were frozen winning prizes were, Mrs. Walter You better hurry foi rnd li-.tcr thawed out with an elec- Pnlmcr, Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mrs. thcac aa wo only havr •1 CASKS—liTxoli VOU are distinctive features of our laundering ; \::\ apparatus owned by the Jer- Charles Rumph. 300 of them. The Li t Tho blrni'hccl .Mn:;lUi S'.l i-'- process. ^Perfect service—moderate prices, :-:y Central Power and Light corn- Tho Crawford's Corner school was time we hail them \v< Kuarnnteod to give .-atii.rattn\ puny of this borouKh. closed all day Friday because of the • were sold out the fn I ;;crvic:fi ;md will with.sfMiil man\ immaculate work, always! rillton T. Bennett has returned cold spell. day. for wa?hiaf;:-. * Home from a two months' stay in A successful euchre and dance Was roilll.v'a Price—7!)c each YOU SAVIO 5IK-. Florida. held last week at Bradevelt for the A meeting of the Public Health benefit of St. Catharine's church of association will bo held Tuesday Evorott. Music for dancing waa DRESSES Convenient Services to Fit Every Need and Purse night, February 20. furnished by the Morria Slaters' or- An automobile owned by Mlsa chestra of Lincroft. The commit- Mane! Embroidered . .. Florence Boll of Third avenue wns Guaranteed Fast Colors Flowered Batiste damaged by flro Friday evening. Tho Code Service No. 3 Code Service No. 4 machine caught flro whilo Mise Bell You'll wont to buy tiicm nil Don t mi .'Hi, \ ilui wns attempting to start It In the when you sec llifm. ilado ot A apecul piuthi t oni ' i) FLAT WORK FLOAT IRON i garage. The firemen arrived prompt- fine striped briKirtiiu'. ii and li MeK us to (ilier Hie ly and put out the blaze within a uml piMc.il'i in ihi" •'»'' 1'°'' ' unpnrt ed tK-.nd - in ul Articles llltc Unit underwear, A scmi-flnlshcd bundle, short time. lav sllii! Mle .inil in up nthoi H'« i honlcry. bath towolti, etc., somo of tho Ilnor nrticlen .Tosso L. Kculthorp -writes from Iniiiu s I'IHV —I '< * H ll nrc (luffed dry, ready for needing iiomn touching up Miami, Florida, that the resort is use. Flat work noatly irone.d. nt home. The cost: Ho. per having a big season. Tho weather The coat: 10c por lb. lb. for the ontirc bundle. •• is nice, he adds, and thouannds are Minimum charsc 81.00. Minimum charge, $ aurf bathing evory day. 1^ 9? KmerRcncy relief work In the bor- HOME SERVICE: h d k lM ough Is now hninff supervijed by a finished nt. MEN'S SHIRTS Y" ° "' ""' •"• " - Ki iiBchen fitilta— (ft perfect com- lion til. representative of tho ntato relief bination of the nix mineral ::alta your HIW honrd. in co-operation with the local body should possess to function prop- li erly), purify your blood of harmful REGULAR and EXTRA SIZES Mr.i. Leslie Antonidefl returned adds, nnd .iid the kidneys and liow- Call Red Bank 2600 or Toil-Free Phone WX450O home Saturday from tho Long clfl to throw of/ wnnte material—the \\ ail till } mi MV this Kiipi'i \'.ilnr. \ \n\ l.u-i' Branch hospital, where she under- continual formation of which is DOJI'L nii.s , this (i|ip(Pilunit\ tn -i wont sn operation for oppondicitis. prohohly tho cauno of your fat. variety to chun-e irom. Norman' Oloon hnn returned from Hut don't worry junt nil lonp na fill yoiir ITndfi wear NcrtU. a sojourn In Florid". He opont moat you hava Kruschen Raltn. Take ;i of lilu timo flshinK and he caught a hnlf teaspoon every morning before TODAY'S PRICE 69c each. riumfyor of miilfleh. brcaUfant Jn a (rlaro of hot water— Mro. Harry I'ostcn, who lmn been Httlo by littlo thai ugly fat disap- ill with pneumonia, In recovering. pears, you'll feel better than- evor be- Mro. George - W. Conovcr In con- fove—-yeai'ii yomiRor, moro energy. fined to tho house with illnoiia. You'll «onn posset's that enviable .1. J. Tuincn hau Ron? to Florida beauty, clear tikin, nparltlinj? cyca, for the reiit of the winter. nupoirb figure, which only • perfect .Kuymond Htrykcr has moved hla health can impart. Red Bank, HI meat .market Into tho J. B. fiwon An #f>o bottlo (lasta 4 \veokn) at building on First avrnuc. almost di- [any progressive drugKlfft in America. rpctly acrons the dlrett from hi.i ; Money back If KruKchrn doesn't crm- FALCO Rug Shampooing former location. j vincc you that it it* the latest, quick< Median entertained cM, easiest way to lose fa-t. Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14,1934. cem was taken over by the Jersey NOTES FBOM MtUM MEBX'ING. Central, tiio old Freehold Trust com- pany was given $818,075 to pay offMuch of interest learned By County the lighting company's bonds. l^ruit 0ro*vera. Combination eprayn of copper and oil may b" used at the lute delayed County Towns To dormant for acnlo, rod ailte, ccab ;ind aphlds, if nicotine, la added. Get School Funds Growers who liavo a scab problem however, should remember that these Tas revenue notes for payment to combination npiaj-a are not aa clT^i United Service Grocera offer a selection of fm« canned fis?i and other foods for the Lenten Holidays. Buy ef these low prices Orang« the state to permit cloven Monmmith tlvo us utralcht limo .sulphur, cape Cooked Wheat Cereal county towns! to collect their share of cially if applied a little late. and j;.i—. Dinner to advance a scho©l deficiency note. fIIOWDO£—VEOETAHLi: BEKF Meat Cakes Hashed potatoes Asbury Park owes $100,711.63 for has tho advantago of being usable Bread Butter 1031 and $100,408.09 In 1033 school when tho trees are absolutely dor- Beet n^llnh Gelatin Salnd tax. mant. Tho disadvuivUiges ure, how- Salsd Dressing ever, that It in too costly and has not 3 i/rnpca Coffca Other towns, with the amount of beem in uac lon£ enough to bo fully t IVIeiit Cakes taxes owed, arc: Atlantic Highlands, known. ?11,778.35: Bolmar, $18,000; Eaton- a 0 9 he (Serving Klght) town, ?l,C02.5G; Highlands, $6,838.40; I pound btef 2 tablespoon* Interlakcn, $5,218.16; Long Branch, The new colloidal cresyllo ncld la toll round chopprd just an effective and mixes more Po pork onions $61,080.48; Monmouth Beach, $5,680.- ALASKA caa bbultjt i tjiblespoor 83; Neptune township, $44,515.30; Sea easily than the unido cresyllo acid. I/a pound venl chopped Bright, $5,082.08, and Union Beach, Spray machines with good iigltatlon loll cutlet Kreon should bo -able to use tho crude curt crumbs peppere $-1,580.37. All arc for 1032 taxes. GREENDALE BRAND can snk i-iesyllc acid aa well, however, tablcitpoona * * o .%* chopped paprika la cup milk NEW JERSEY CHICKS. Where scale threatens (he percent- celery age of oil emulsion In the delayed on Have all meat chopped well. Add PurcUa5«r8 Are Urged to Buy from rest of ingredients. Shape into cakes r application should bo raised from A 100-PAGE COMIC BOOK 2/S inch thick and 2 inches in di- Jersey Breeders. throe to four. FREE WITH EACH CAN ameter. Place pan, broil 14 minutes, Many millions of chicks arc pro- * a •» turning several time?. duced annually in New Jersey. The Tho £reen lice tliat collect at the IG-cs chicks produced vary In quality and base of tho buds when tho buds are FLAGSTAFF 15oet Itellsh Gelatin Snlad price. Unfortunately, not all thoso swelling are not dangerous. The llco jar (Serving Klght) hatched in the state arc from eggs that collect on the young leuvpa 12-os . packaco 2 tablcapooriii produced In New Jersey. Thla con- when trio buds open nru the type that FLAGSTAFF • Jcnjon Ha- chopped vored tf«latin dition makes jt impossible for the need watching-. mixturo peppers buyer to see the stock from which •() ¥ * * - 1 . Z f& eupa boiling 1 flip chopper! the eggs were obtained. Many re- Generally speaking, Rome, Starr, EKJ@B"R iwS FRESH PACKED water cabbiiire liable hatcheries and poultry breed- I tableapoona '2 .-'3 cup choppcil and Twenty Ounce need a special horecradlph bee la ers who sell chicks of all the prin- clean up spray of nicotine and soap © i tablespoons - cipal breedK.fcnd varieties are located FLAGSTAFF WHITE MEAT cbopped vinegar in the state fis^ Sussex to Cape May when aphids aro present. j-j cans plnilentoa '1 tablespoon* county. With tire hatchery code elim- * *» * a teaspoon salt aucar inating the shipping of extra chicks The recommendation to use 1-3-50 l'our water ovc gelatin mixture with an order, poultrymen who form- Bordeaux Mixture during the blosaom EXTRA FANCY 21 ««» tir until dissolved. Add vinegar erly bought chicks from outside the period for lire blight control in not nd sugar. Chill. Add remaining in state 'should buy from producers In likely to bo effective if the trees are jredlcnts, pour into mold. Chill un- Now Jersey to avoid disappointment over-supplied with nitrogen. I SHREDDED J| p&s» il stiff. Unmold in lettuce cupa. In settling replacement loss. The * •*• * Salad Dressing spread in the price of chicks between Applying; a lend arsenatc spray 9 li quality and high quality will pinion tiled last Wednesday in a suit cated. The house was blazing regard to the CRSO of ihe Monmouth TOUght by the First National Bank throughout when the firemen arrived. Tobacco nnfl Confrrtionr!y company >t Paterson, holder of some bonds is- What appeared to be a dismantled oh Sunt-nt avenue ;U Anbury Park, lued by the Monmoulh Lighting,com- still was found In the garage of the against -whom rrsitU'Mls of th;it sec- lanv. Shortly after the latter con- SAN property. tion had signed ubjroUons. Said Miss Laura K. Kennedy 1 a£ fhe jRed Banfe Register Cooking School HELLO HONEY! JOE BATES IS IM <3tA0 JOE «S COMIM6 OUT, BUT I SIMPLY CANV SERVE JUST BOOK ON MEALPLftHHIH© IN TOWN AMD HE'S COM INC WHAT ON EARTH SHALL I HAVE FOR STEAIC AND POTATOES. 1 WONDEa IF THAT WOU 1,0 OUT TO DINNER. 8UT WHAT SHALL MG? I'M 60IHG IN mo 6iB lr f*/ • .-HAGES M0HEVTO0C!S/ vitamin-D— the tooth-guardi"ng, bone-building MENUS FOR sunshine vitamin. 3 MEALS A DAY... 365 OAV5 TO YOU A YEAR : new Bond Bread Cook Book of fresh, tempting, tested recipes. 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THE FINEST-TASTING BREAD IS MEALS llezc, at last, Is a book that soWcs thaB sge~ old problem, "Whas shall wo hwa to eai?"' It J3 not s rcclpa boobi It is oot a booL'o J theories. It's a book than actoall; plans youc These terms apply to all models up to meals for you! And it plant! them week after and Including Model No. Super 6}, week withond tiresome repetitiotij It gives yoncomplcte,well-ba lancet! menu:* Now you can l>uy Frigidaire for less than the coit b< for breakfast, luncheon and dinner: It tells food spoilage, that ia for only 25£ a day. And this H you exactly what to nerve with fish, poultry and all kinds of mcat3;It's tho book you've tlic new 1334 model — that uses less current than on< always hoped that some ona would write! ordinary lamp bulb — with Diilux finished porcelain. It mean* variety in meals—three times a day lined cabinet, automatic defrosting, automatic ice tray; "—365 days a year. Best of all, meals served release, % greater food space, and a host of other this new way actually costi less—noa more: After you've used this book for a week Jmprpvcnicnts. , you'll wonder how you erer goa along with- SEE A DEMONSTUATION. Be ai to visit our itore out it; And it's free! Ie costs you noth- Ue )ngj There's a complimentary copy of this week and see a demonstration of this remarkable "Tho FrigidsiroKey to >feal Plinnlag" ne\y Frigiclaire. Leant -why Prigidaire ia the choice of for every woman who calls at our show- 2,250,000 people—a million more than have bought any room this week.' Ask for it; other make. J&sh for your free copy of "The Frigidaire Key to Meal Planning."

U VEYAMBN-D 1^33,, General Ifeblng Compin? £8te ER 6L CO. GENERAL BAKING COMPANY ALSO BAKE BOND &AK1RS WHEAT AND BOND BAKERS, RYE BREAD Frigidair^instalkd without..a down payingnt .»-,r. Just'telephone us RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14,1934. Paire Nine evaded $11,700 taxes on his 1025 in- plana and specltlcatlony for a new do night duty but he has now con- concert last week at the White House heavy demands for relief for the poor tended tho public hcailni: on (lie imm.. J.. it. nunuMNicKM , Here and There come, jetty to protect tho new septic tank sented to perform thia work. at V'ashington. 8 and needy at Freehold. In January budget. at the north end of the beach front. a total of ?2,628.95 was expended. <'IIIIIOl'()|H:iT IllOT Hl'Kf.lAIJfVI Mcrclmntu' Dinner. Wcdu State Trooper. liled of Arthritlsi Kllieron T'itnver .Show, : lly A|,|«ilntnieiit. The borough will seek P. W. A. funds Miss Buena Taylor of J'VcebaJd and John H. Reid Ot Engllshtown died """ '• Il ll Al in the County Tfie principal speakers at tho As- Marlboro Man Weds. Tho Elbfion Agricultural mic.My h. bury J'arlc Merchants' ussoclatlon for the work. B'ranchi I. Larson, a state trooper Sunday of last week after an nines.; '•• "• it|K IKDOKKSUN, Miss Frances M. Stokes and Tliurii- making advanced plum for Its an- t dinner IIIBI night were James Fur- Jicss Bank Tax. Btiitloned at Farmlngdalc. we're mar- of several months with arthritis, lie ton Whltson of Marltioio were mar- ,-,-, 'j!"!'"' ''"''<"• Attoununi, N. Y. Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- lied at Orange on Haturday. Miss nual llowor Hbovv.which will be bfld ••" MAI'l.U AVt., ItliU BANK, N. J syth, vice prcBldent of the Asbury The 1934 bank tax returns for 1034 waa 74 years old and is survived by ried hint Saturday wtek at tho homo at tho A:huiy l";nlc raMirio next. !-icp- li.ll'lilliiiii' licit Hunk 11427 erty, BuiMing Operations, ParU Nutlonal bunk mid Trust com- Taylor huii been employed a» cashier six children. of the bride. The cuuplo will make In Monmouth county enow a reduc- at the Strand theater at Freehold. tctnber. •JIIINN, t'AltSUNB S DOKKMUS. Lodge Doing«. Births. Mar- pany; Mayor Meyer Ellentiteln of tion of 31 per cent. Thin leduc- Adult Education Classes. their home on Mr. Wblt!;on'a farm at <-OIJN,SUI|,Om* AT f.A\V Nowurk and Charlou ICillnon, ;i mem- tlon la duo to iho purchase of large Addti Ui Ills AercaRe. Adult education clashes will bf Marlboro. On Trip to Mexico. Vlilir.ul.l Huildlilx. IteO lianU riages and Deaiho. ber of the NRA board of New Jersey. blockH of preferred stock In county County Clerk and iliv. Jo;:iipli Mc- '"'"• I Miiljii,. riituOum l>. Parpone. I)r. George Keynold.i of Freehold started at Freehold by the board of Tiu.n.n. 1' lnnomu. I'hcoilorn Kmilli of Now York, who William M, IiiTi;r>i'» Funeral. banlta by tho II. F. C. This utock 1.3 has bought fotty acres of' fiirm land education. About 110 have made ap- Asbury I'ark'n Budget Adopted. Dcrrnolt of Freehold have lulled for .•eloped a mil estate tract on (he Funeral ticrvlncs) for William M. nou-laxable. adjoining his property in Freehold plication for courses In the school. The budget of Vlsbury P;• •',•.{,• <,r ("fnfniitil'y ulicuin Co-operative o.'ffioclatlon, which t| " William A. Kennedy. H" n.lwlWni-, i-iilc or m.c of suu-li bfil'on were bequeathed 5100,000 un- Jiiil Sentence Sutipe.nde.d. business at (ho clo.io of the 11)22,.po- Camp Director. li'i.n.n I-. iii.lnufiil. Federal Jild|;c John Hoyil Avh; him tato :,eanon, bad u deficit of $33,741.- der the will of Mr. Lewia' mother, suspended the two-year jail Bcnlenco K. W. B.-n'jiefl b.-is been selected u.i !»1, including internal. A milt has tlie lato Edith R. Lewis of New York. director for the county Y. M. C. A. of Hnmuel A. Reeved of Interlalton been Brought. In the court of chan- Tho residue of the bequetit la to so lilh earn)) in Uurlington county for this for income lax cvaalon, uftcr two cery to determine tile amount due to Mr. Lewis' children at his death. yenr.H of court nppoohi. IlcevcVs 1 year, Mr. Barnes has had several poor health waa the reason for nua- from e:ie!i of the member. !. Iielmar Man » Suicide. years' experience in conducting sim- ('no or the quickest vvay.i to flml n penolan of the :;eutenee. He was con- Albert Wnldmun, 33, of Belmar, ilar camps. I'll) I:, tn udvortlso In Tllo ltculii- Will Not 1'reiiu nvrntlgli. Thursday, Friday aid Saturday, Feb. 15-16-17 i W'nit fjiiiuitmoiit.—Advcillse- victed In October, 11)31, for having Tile Avon eomrnlyaioiH'r.s were no- committed suicide Tuesday night of Conviction Upheld. im til llfb-d last week by tlio Federal Kc- last week by inhaling gas in the Judge Harry Truax lnat week up- f.erva hank liiiit. the bank would not kitchen of his home. Waldman la hold the line uT $200 and cor.tii im- 1 pre:'s tiio borough for payment on tax survlvod by a wife and one daughter, posed upon Albert K. Thompson, jllen note:; whinh wore formerly held lie operated a restaurant in Belmar. by Recorder Knight of South Bel- by the Scueoa:;!. Tl-u:;t company and Hun Application Approved. mar, latt June for drunken driving. llnlcir turned uvrr t() the Federal l'lc- ncrvn bank. The Long Branch commissioners Lawyers (Jet $78,590. have approved tlio application of the 13Urliig tho past two yeai;. l.-iwj'fi.'i ALBERT Instructor In Telec.raph.v. Boro Bus company for the ri^ht to for six closed banks In Monmouth Mis.s Juno Harlor of Lon^ Urancb, take on passengers on Long Branch and Ocean counties have been award- MHOKS riTTIil) I5V X-KAV who haw been manager of the Werft- avenue, between Second avenue and ed fees totaling $18,000, according to eru Union Telegraph olllcc at r,onK Atlantic avenue. chancery court records at Trenton. Ilriiiic-li nlneo tlio death of Chris Ifollywoot], ha:i been chosen for the Oakhurst Man Dead. Widows' Vvjwons. 18 BROAD ST ;, N. J. position of Instructor in the Western Henry Pontcl of Oakhurst died Forty-one applications for widov/a' Union Telegraph .school at Bloom- Just Thursday from a complication pensions were made to the county llcld. of diseases. For more than 25 years authorities last week. Of these, ho wag superintendent on the Young twelve were granted, adding a total Want ICfituiccd I'^occ estate. He is survived by a widow ot $340 a month to the pension list. Tho Avon board of education haa and three children. invited .Spring' Lake, Belirjfir and Bclmar Man Dead. Neptune City to Join with it in re- Will Bepatr Library. Frank P. Burke of Belmar died nuestinK tho Asbury Park board of Repair work for the expansion of last Wednesday, following a sudden education to adopt a Hat tuition of facilities needed for some time to tho heart attack. He was G-t years old $13 per month Instead of the present Anbury Park public library will be and was a building contractor. lie $70 charge for the first semester. started soon with CWA Jabor. This leaves a widow and two children. announcement was made lust week American legion Convention. by City Manager Bischoff, New Sinking l"und Commission. Tho' next stute convention of the Bishop to Open Camp Meeting. James Forsyth, J. Lynwood Shep- American legion, to bo held Septem- Bishop Ernest G. Richardson of the herd and Shep'hard Vineburg have ber (1, 7 and K, will be at Bclnmr. It Methodist Episcopal church, in been appointed members of the sink- In expected to draw thousands of charge of tho Philadelphia area, will ing fund commission in Anbury Park. people to this Hborc retiort a.s twelve open the religious program of the Coastor Hit by Auto. thousand turned out to the Cape Ocean Grove Camp Meeting associa- Fred Haufewirtb, 1G, of Spring May convention last year. tion next June. Lake was badly injured last week Nephmo Gels Trush Dump. Buys New Ambulance. when the sled bo had hitched to a The Ncptuno township committee Thomas Potter, Jr., who with his bus swerved into another car. He ( .. . w.,~.. has authorized the township solicitor father has been operating a private was taken to the Fltkin hospital. to draw an agreement with the Ira ambulance Bervlco . at Freehold, has Roller Skating in Casino. Clayton estate for uso of their lands; bought a new ambulance. It Is the The Asbury Park casino, under tho na a trasli dump after June 1. for a one formerly used by Frchold bor- new management of Jack. Osgoobdy, period of three and one-half years at ough. has installed roller skating in an ef- Enna Jettick Shoes for Women a rcfltal of $2-17 a j'ear. Ifceeovcrlng from Paralysis. fort to keep this building from op- •Ttidgmont Not Approved. Eleanor Shapiro, a thirteen-year- erating at a loss. • In Discontinued Numbers The judgment of $10,000 obtained old girl of Long Branch, Is recover- Died at 81. ' by Long Branch against tho National ing from a spinal oporatlon for In- John H. Paneoast of Freehold died Surety company as the result of the fantile paralysis. Her condition was last week at tlio ago of 81 years. Mr. falluro of William Pawson to con- so serious for a time that she re- Paneoast bad been blind for several struct a ?3,O0O,0OO hotel at Long quired a blood transfusion daily. years. Ho Is survived by two cons and two daughters. Hrarlch, has been held up in the su- Chief Bclmtated. The regular prices of *.hese shoes were $5.00 and $6.00. premo court. Edwin C. Sloat, chief of police of Flayed in White House. New Jetty I'lnnned. Matawan, who vras recently suspend- Albert J. Spaldlng, noted violinist, The Hradley Beach eomniiGslonertf ed, lios been reinstated, Chief Sloat and Ills accompanist, Andre Benoi3t have authorized the preparation of waa suspended because be refused to of Monmouth Beach, played in a

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Thurs YOU THE GREAT EVENT MED THIWCG 'EVERY PURCHASE IS A SAVING! ANTEED! SCHULTE-UNITED ALBERT S. ,. REUSSILLES' JOHN R. ALLEN CO. SIMON SEARS-ROEBUCK CO. STRAUS CO. P. T. J. YANKO ' WILBUR'S ROBERT HANCE & SONS MORRIS BROS. J- C. PENNEY CO. GOLDBERG'S MONMOUTH MEN'S SHOP J. KRIDEL NATIONAL Sc to $1 Store SILK SHOP RUBY LANE RED BANK REGISTER MUTUAL GROCERY CO. YE GEM SHOPPE RED' BANK STANDARD • HIRSCH KIDDIE SHOP ART KRAFT SHOP Free Parking Watch for Sale Sign Dollar Days Have Space for All. . In Merchants' Windows. •;•.'.. • " Great Buying Power. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14,1984.

bo held Saturday, February 24, at Eugcno Lnyton, Br.'a new building cm tho tnabln road. Music will bo furnished by McGuire's orchestra French Style Siiibiiirib House from AEbury Park. James Rawson ia a new employee on Brooltdalo farm. Bornard Kelly ot Holmdel road la Just Ask Any or Our Many Friends Who Wora Vi/Uh Vf Tiie finest peanuts are grown in Virginia. Wo confined to hla home with grip. use the tnaiti of the crop. Wo buy them In Saturday Night What Kind of a Time They Hud. cur loads at a coat of about 9fi a pound. We simply roast these peanuts, chop them and We'll Lcnvo It To Their Judgment mix with crunchy butter and Holmdlel News. sugar candy. That's why our MAKE DANTE'S PLACE YOUR PLACE I price ia only I7r! a pound. Joseph T. Lovott, William McFar- land and Harry Willey woro re- . • COME AND MEET YOUR FRIENDS. i , SPECIAL THIS WEEK elected members of tlio Holmdel THE LOFT GUARANTEE: township board of education yester- Real Chummy Atmosphere. If you ever ate better candy st double t he price return the empty bos andl.ofc day. lvlll cheerfully icfund jour moaey. Despite the cold weather Friday, Telephone Red Bank-3975 For Reservation. thoro wa*i a considerable attendance at the horse sale held by tho >Vil- Ham C. Ely estate. Fourteen horsaa were struck off. Bight woro bought 43-A BROAD STREET, RED BANK by a firm at Philadelphia which deals L1NCROFT, NEW JERSEY in homes. Teams woro purchased by Joseph Klnhafor of this place and O. F. Farrlngton of Chee3cquaUc. There are no Single horses were purchased by An- tlipny Sattalero of Perth Amboy and itnata Stilwell of Freehold. Another uctlon of horses will be held by the Ely estate Frldny, February 23, Tho turkey supper held by the fire Brighten your home company Wednesday night proved Large, crisp, tasty, freshly-3helled Virginia successful beyond tho moat isanguine Why you haven't Plantation Peanuts, roasted in butter, to a expectations of thoso in charge. with been in to see us be- golden brown and Baited About 275 persons were served and fore is a mystery to to perfection. For those -p. they ate 300 pounds of turkey. Big who demand tho best! ill-keys were provided for tho feast uo — unless you For the suburban dwellei, de-hang t hough a light bnff may bo preferred. and only one weighed less than 26 SPECIAL rare WEEK comfort, style and convenience, with ]''or the ruof .slate is best suited to pounds. The -• firemen cleared about thought there was not too heavy a drain on the nueket- tho design although shingles may be something to fear. THE I-OFT GU.MlANTEr.i book. this French-inspired house is used. A tiled roof also is possible. Mis. Jacob Stern has returned particularly suitable. It i; easily White, for the window trim and a homo from tho Freehold hospital Well, there isn't, 10(*) fmiintt I.ofi will cheerfully refund built, is compact in pl:in, and cm dark blue-green for tho blinds pro- with her new born son; who has been and no one is going bo set off to pood advantage on a lot vides an interested color effect. A named Calvin. The baby la named 50x100 feet, although an even larger warm red brown should be used on for Mr. Stern'3 father. to embarrass you in 43-A BROAD STREET, RED BANK space is to be desired for really ef- the door and its trim. Sunday services of tho Baptist con- the least, if you look fective appearance. lied brick ia used for tlio whole gregation were held in the chapel and don't buy—just More than the, usual amount' of bayo course as well as the chimney, because the furnace which heats tho living space is provided by the com- to contrast with the stucco. To pro- church building waa out of order. remember that, will GET YOUR PERMANENT WAVE NOW ! ilnation living room and sun porch. vide a sun porch facing south the The firemen were called out to fight you, and remember The M1U code of fair competition for Beauty Shops will be The kitchen is compact and ellieient- house preferably .uhould face east. a lire at Moi'sanvillo ono night last Silver, Nickel, Brass, Glass ly placed. The tiinin;,' room wilh its also, that you don't itiioptod shortly. While the exiiet ilgure will vary, week. large bay window, oiler.; both room depending on cost of materials and Almost all the members of tho Boy have to have a cent Tho Triers of I'rrninncnt Waves Will Bu Advanced. and light. Porcelain l>on't Delay! Get Yours Now and Savo Money! labor in a particular locality, tills Scout troop attended tho Boy Scout For the exterior a coral-colored should have an approximate cost of circus at Asbury Park Saturday. in your pocket to be stucco ia suggested for the walls, al- from JSi.uoo to $11,000. A card party for tho benefit of tho treated as though flre company will bo held Wednesday PERMANENT WAVINt; SPECIALISTS FOR THE TAST 10 YEAT1S night, February 28, at tho firehouse you had cornered 171 BROAD STRKET Opp. Woman's Club RED DANK Expert Explains Bon Voyage Party under tho direction of the wives of wheat. Tel. R. B. 2313 Flour Making Held Aboard Ship the firemen. OUK ?15 Health Boards to Meet l'JSKMANENT WAVES Complete ! A few short years ago wheat was A large number of friends from The 2ith annual conference of just wheat and flour was simply Monmouth county and elsewhere, as- state and local health officials will WITH RINGLET ENDS' flour—and that was all there was scnjblcd aboard tho S. S. Statendam be held at the State House Friday, to it. But times have changed. Miss last 'Thursday afternoon to wish a with an aftornoon and evening ses- FOB ONLY - Laura K. Kennedy, noted cooking fair voyage to Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright sion. The afternoon session wiy, be- Specially Priced authority at The Register's recent Brown and E. Gaddis Plum, who are gin promptly at two o'clock and the ALSQ cooking school, pointed out that the taking a two-month's cruise aboard evening session at eight o'clock. Hep- selection and blending of wheat and the Holland-American liner to Eur- resentatives of state and national or- S2.50 and the manufacture of Hour has become opean and African ports. While tho ganizations are to discuss varied a science today scarcely less com- ship did not sail until five o'clock subjects in a program prepared by $3.00 plex than that used in the develop- many of the guests arrived aboard tho state department of health. ment of the most delicate perfumes. as early as three in order to look Tho annual meeting of tho New Permanent "Just as the perfumer goes out in- around the liner and meet old Jersey Officers' association will take A shining success at The Red Bank Reg- to the flower gardens of the world friends. Among thbse who were place Saturday morning at ten Waves to make his selections of the deli- present to bid farewell to the' de- ister Cooking School. Endorsed by parting voyagers were Mr. and Mrs. o'clock.. Practically all the boards Guaranteed cate essences that give character of heathl In this section will be rep- Laura K. Kennedy. Economical, safe, and distinction to his scented out- J. Lewis Huy, Mrs. Mary Plum Pot- resented at the sessions, Manicure Marcel put, so docs the modern Hour mil- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Plum, without grit. No rubbing needed. Leaves Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, Real Castile 5) /§te Finger Wave ler go to the wheat ilelds of the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Field, Mr. Ono of the quickest ways to find a hands soft and white. Ask your grocer. — Red Bank• Shampoo ^^j^b Eyebrows country to pick and choose his raw and Mrs. c. K. Morton, Mr.and Mrs. iob 1B to advertise In The Regis- products in order that his scientist TOdd tor's Want Department.—Advertise- with Vlnecar Blnso HailXUt may make their blends of wheat Hdward jstewnrt, aid., Mr. 'and Mrs. ment, Except I'rl. aud Sat., Xhcso Operations 35c that will produce Hour containing i Kdward A. Hurd and the Messrs. E. exactly the right percentges of pro- Brown, Edward Marvy and Frederick fj Get One of Our rront^Stanrlng Coupons. Act Early ! || tein, gluten and starch. The anal- C. Tatum. ogy even goes as far as the aroma The first port of call o£ tho "State- itself. That flour must produce a 1 endam will be Funchal, Madeira Is- bread that has exactly the right ! lands, where she will arrive on tho color, taste, texture and volume, or 13'~>'h, sailing the samo day. From it will never reach the public," says 'here tho ship will call at Gibraltar, R MIBS Kennedy. Cadis-Seville, Spain; Tangier, Mor- "In the Heckers' Flour organiza- occo; Malaga, Spain; AlgicrB, Al- geria; Palma do Mallorca, Island of .YANKO tion," she continued, "arc men steeped In the romance surrounding Malloraa, where tho four American, tho recent years of the development were recently released for assaulting 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK of this wheat-and-flour science. In a civil guard, Monaco, Monta Carlo; •12 ^r 1. their laboratories are men who are Nice, France; Island nf Malta, Bel- Colored, all linen napldns, fast devoting their lives to the study of rut, Syria; Haifa, Palestine; Port bicad3 and their ingredients and Said, • Kgypt; Rhodes, Island of colo,rs. excellent quality, they go right back to the time the Rhodes; thence through the Aegean hemmed, ready for use. little grain of wheat is planted in sea, the Dardanelles, tho Bosphorua the soil, following it through its and the Black Sea to Istanbul (form- sprouting, its growth to maturity, erly Constantinople.) Turkey; Ath- its reaping, its-lhreshing, its milling, ens, Greece; the Ionian sea, Corfu, right up to the tirno it comes out Ionian Isle; Kotor (Cattaro,) Jugo, ,— 5 yards for of the oven a steaming iouf. Slavki; Dubiovnik, (Ragusa,) Jugo- slavia; along tho Dalmatian coast 36-inch fast color cretonnes, "These, men are continually analyz- and through tho Adriatic sea to in light and dark grounds and ing the spring wheat that is grown Venice, Italy where passengers have in the great Northwest,'largely dark two /days to spend ashore. a large assortment of patterns. and hard, rich in gluten and ideal fni bread making; tho winter wheat From Venice the boat then pro- c' the Eastern, Central States and ceeds to Messina, Taormina; Naples, "mithwest. They know the Italy; Cannes, France; Southampton, geography of the, cnunlry in Boulogiie-aur-Mer and then to Rot- - detail. They cicely study tcrda.ni. Holland the home port of the ii'ect varying weather Condi- j ^hip. where two full days are sched- Men's all wool clocked socks will have on the next crop and j "loci to be spent If the boat ia on in navy, green, gray and gauge their operations accord- | lime. Sailing from Rotterdam on April and stopping again at Bou- heather. Worth 50c a pair. I ' While in the main, wheat, from logne-sur-Mcr and Southampton to a given locality remains ththe mine P'ICK uupp> passengers, thtno lilinen r will All linen damask napkins, hemstitched, jear in and yenr out, Heckers.' eheni- lf'avc the latter port late the even- A Steinbach Purchase! have found there is always '"K "f April 1, arriving back In New ready for use, 18x18 size. .2 taxes far IX „ enough difference, i\\ie to weather York on Sunday, April 8. Immedi- and other factors, to affect the lin- ately on their urrivel back in the Your choice of two boxes of Hurd's l^hed product. Consequently the de- United Ktfitc.H, Mr. and Mrs. Brown fine ivriting paper. Good quality paper •\clopmcnt in their laboratori t,f will return to their estate, in Middle- and attractively boxed. the delicate: art of blending- the town township known a3 "Hillandalc jiioper association of the best grades Farm." of wheat from various paris of Ihe All linen peasant luncheon cloths, hem- country to meet I lie. rigid standard Lincroft News. stitched and fringed, 44x44 size. Extra Large Size ... 81x90 Inches .-et for Heckers' products. a set •The life of a grain of wheat, from | ,,,,,„ I(r,, ,!an,r^u.r ,,.,„ bB ,, ht the time it leaves its birthplace Until ! ill I.inrvoft frum tieorco Tuny, who has A complete new assortment of spring it i identity is lost in Hour is one of delivery route.) neckwear in silk and novelty materials. in-pection;;. Incensed expert:; ex- .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry spent CiT t match. amine and grade every carload of Ihe week-end with Mr. and Mr3. \ heat. Samples from each ear ai-e j Ch;n-les Uinnincl at Railway, Attractively colored linen luncheon sets li.isslllod according to variety, nmi.-i-j An addition of three rooms will tine content, weight, strength (pro-1 ho built to tho house on the prop- in new patterns and designs, guaran- t( In or gluten content) and oilier rrly of IJOWIM Kiyrjcr, formerlyy tho teed fast color. Regular 1.69 quality. 45x36-Inch Pillow Cases ... 4 for 98c milling qualities. On arrival ;il Hie Cul let- estate, on main road. Tho mill for storage, the wheat .., .lib.,,..-- ontraeL- lias been awarde-.....d« t^o ..J. AH -wool knitting yarn, full size hanks, nutted to oNhmistivo tc.ts. 1 In,, ' Schoilrld of Newman Spring,! road in many shades to select from. ngiin the miller and laboratory r-,.ilor Mm carpentry .work and the. ma- Good, serviceable muslin bedding is UP: aim pcits put it through Us paces, if!;"'!! work I:; to he done by Charles yards for of every housewife ... but, it is not often that it p;isses muster, it resume.; its juui-j li'iwer of Red Bank, 2 ney to the storage elevalois. llerk-1 Miss Minion Kmcry of Fair Haven bedding measuring up to her high standards is u ,' experts tell me Iliat by (In- time and Charles Toop.of l,incroft were 39-ineh silk crepe de chine in all pastel Mi O \Jr V*' v ~ priced BO very low. the wholit. luis lieeonie. Hour uji t

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IMKKNT-TEACHKlt MEETING. MONMOUTII'S NEW SI Mechanic Street Association Has George IF. Roberts Will Mil the J'o- IIIOWI ¥0T Busy Program SHartlng Tomorrow. At Fair Haven Bltion for Awhile. An executive board meeting of- the On the advice of his doctor Sheriff Mechanic Street Prirent-Teacher as- Howard Height' of Mnmisqiinn, \\\\n sociation was held at the homo of Twenty-Five Merchants to Hold Four Permanent Licenses Grant- has been suffering from a ;u:rjr;; of Mrs. IjCKoy Qunckenbnsh of Hudson Co-Operative Event Thurs- ed tast Night—Budget Adopt- colda,'will leave tomorrow for Flori- avenue Thursday afternoon. Those day, Friday and Saturday of ed—Special Officers Appoint- da, where he will remain at le;i:;t two present wcrj Mrs. B. Sherman, Mrs. While ho in away Deputy Sheriff Irving Lovett, Mrs. A. Nielsen, Mrs. Thi Weelt. ed—Other Matters. George If. Roberts of New Mon- Bculali Ely, Mion E. Kelly, Mrs. K. The Fair Haven mayor and coun- mouth will act as sheriff. Mr. ]lob- "New Board" Candidates Swept Into Office by Decisive Twenty-live Red Bank stores, un- 1 A. Nevlns and Mra. F. Kuhl. der the auspices of the Red Bank cil last night granted permanent wecks and perhaps more, df'pendin;. : Albert W. Worden, Harry B. Clayton and Harry S« Plans -worn completed for the next Chamber of Commerce, will conduct liquor conHumptiou licenses to Hurry on whether his health improves. Majorities at Election Yesterday— meeting, which will be held at the a "Dollar Days", event this Thurs- Hubbard, Andrew Doherty and Fred Heaviland Elected by Ovev 2 to 1 Over schoolhouso tomorrow afternoon at day. Friday and Saturday, February Maffeo and a distributor license to Large: Vote Polled. half-paEt threo o'clock, at which tlmo 15, 10 and 17. These stores have ar- the Butler grocery store. Their Opponents Yeeterday. Miss Elizabeth Kelly will give a re- ranged for many extraordinary The budget for 1031 was adopted. MldiUctinvn townflhip citlzetiH, by port on tho movie situation. Wil- values at the even dollar mark, as A public hearing on the budget was By majorities of about 2 to t. A!-- decisive majorities, votod for a new o'clock, nnd both Eldes had free liam M. Smith, County superirltend- well as a splendid array of other held at a apodal meeting lust bcrt W. Worden, Harry B. Clayton deal ychtctilny in tile management of tranapoctatlon In the way of automo- ent of schools, -will apeak on "Edu- merchandise specially priced for Wcdneadny night. There were no Liberty Firemen and Harry S. Heaviland -w«ra ®kct- Ihcir schools, J»>ey elected aa new biles to convey voters to and from tho [cation, A Two-fold Job," ' "Dollar Days." The stores offering objections. od members of tho Red Bank board ' "ii'mliora of tho'aV'ird of education polls. Printed statementa and coun- Thc March program will be ar- this opportunity for real savings in Councilman Henry A. Friedlander, of education yesterday. In an elec- l.'liuiics 1'rlcdlQni- of Leonardo, ter ntatcmontfi were frequently is- ranged by Miss Emma Lafetra, music all lines of merchandise are as fol- chairman of the road committee, re- Elect Officers tion which brought out a larger HIM- Cult Is Walling of New Monmouth sued and among them wan ono from supervisor, and Mtsn Abblo Strick- lows: ported complaints hiiyVc been received her of votes than any heretofore hold "nil Julin Spencer of Knot Kunns- thd "ncw hoard" offering a rov/nrd of land, nrt nupcrvlsor, of the Rod Bank John B. Allen & Company, shoes about snow not hfing cleared off thc ^ here, they defeating Peter Bcmtley, burg. Tu Middlctown township par- $50 for tho arrest and conviction of schooln. The association will bold a and hosiery; Art Kraft Shop, gifts sidewallcK. Ho. recommended that in Annual Meeting and Dinner Held Mra. Inez Bohannon Vanderveer, I'Mieu Llu'jiQ ciindidiitCH were common- anyone offering to buy votes. card party some time in April at and home furnishings; Goldberg's, the event of another snowstorm that Eden S. Ewlng and Mrs. Sara Tuller. ty known uii (he "new board ticket." Never before at a school election the school. children's and women's wear; Hirsch those residents who have not cleared Last Night in White Street Mra. Tuller was a candidate for ££• Opposing them and usually referred had Mlddtctown township been uo Kiddie Shop, children's wear; R. off their sklewalkn be notified to do Fire House—William Maloney election. Thc vote follows: lu M iho "administration" or "old Btlrrcd up. • Headden's Corner was .so by Chief of Police Joseph Hcr- Hance & Sons, furniture and hard- Elected President. Worden 1,238 bnind" ciindi(lH.te;i wero James C. tho first district to complete itfl count ware; V. T. Jiannlnc, Inc., me*n's don. and the result tseemed to augur well William Maloney WHH elected presi- Clayton 1,22a HeiulrieltHo-n, who liven neur Mtddle- clothing and furnishings; J. Krldel, Hperinl police officers appointed dent of Liberty [rose, company nt tho i»wn village; Andrew V. Stout of for tho "old board." Last year it Heaviland 1,118 men's clothing and furnishings; Al- were. Hurry R. Kurtin, Dv. Edwin 3?\ annual inef.tin^ of tliat. organization Bcntley ^ , 3S0 Riverside drive and Irving Tccple of went tho other way. It la tho home bert S. Miller, shoes and hosiery; district of Mr. Stout and his popular- Stewart, Matt Baden, Wallace E. held last night in HH liead(|uarters Ewing *_ . B42 I.eonurdo. Tile votfi, us recorded by Morris Bros., shoes and hosiery; Runkin, Ralph C. Smith, Charles ity there probably accounted for the on White street. Mr. Maloney was Vandervcer M ____- 455 William M. Pellngalc, clerk of tho ny mere prooaDiy accounieu ior inc „ ., .„. . „ . __ Monmouth Men's Shop, men'3 cloth- Schneider, George Curchin, Oscar 1 outcomet . AfteAft r thathtt pretttty much alll Cold Weather Prevents Many elected to succeed Kd^ar Denise, who Tuller ' _. 23& huuul uf education of the townahfrp, ing and furnishings; Mutual Grocery BccUcr, Howard E. Morria, Arthur was also presented with an ex-cap- is us follows: thc later rcturna gave majorities for From Attending Interesting Company, meats and groceries; Na- The appropriations wero carried fey thc "new board." The only other poll Crozicr and Theodore Parker, Jr. tain's badge after having completed Meeting—Miss Forgotson and tional 5c. to §1.00 Stores, general An amendment to the zoning or- a term in that capacity. majorities of almost 4 to 1. Two Frludluiidcr - 1,\ the- live items of tho budget of Adherents of the new board found Mrs. Alfred Driscoll of Iladdonfield, Shoppe, jewelry; Red Bank Regis- committee that a cat- instead of a President—William Maloney. also advocated by Mr. Bentley, Mr. I-XIMMISCS were not carried. The oth- gratification. In the fact that they southern vice president. Many ac- ter, Red Bank Standard. inuloreycle lie bought, for thc UEQ of. Shoemaker Loses Vii-o iircuMcnt-pJohn JIIKKIIIS. lowing ana Mrs. Vanderveer. At.tbe won by larger majorities than lost thfc police department was approved. ScL'retiuy—I.ewia Homlricka. er two appi'oprlation3 luid small ma- ceptances liad been received by Mrs. Ti-c;i! in^Ht'd grntillcnUon over thin fuet Mr. Bloom was named as Biiperin M landor 178, Stout 170, Tccplo 176 and club chorus sang and Mis. Albert for permission to put a Neon sign there was no evidence of any up elimination of Mrs. Tuller. Ths ot4 1a.m. ni;;lu. lie said an honest and in front of the, lunchroom lie. Js to position to Mr, Shoemaker. tendent of the building. .unslderaWy reduced budget for the Hendrickson 170. , Willgeroit gave a recitation and en- board" backed Mr. Worden, Mr. Cla>H core. The music and American hom? , open in the Allaire building was . Mr. Shoemaker and hi;; friends be- ton and Mr. Heaviland. Th© new I luce purposes mentioned would bo Belford plumped for tho entire ' granted, subject to the approval of lieved everything lo bo calm and . mnbitted for the consideration of "new board" ticket. Tlic results deparlmcnt of tlie club will have a board was for Mr. Bentley, Mr. Bwlmrr muslcalo and luncheon-bridge at the the. police committee. serene and they mado no attempt to Fire Destroys and Mrs. Vanderveer. At various' t he voters. were Frlcdlander '202, Wnlllng 202. get out a foiK vote. Twenty minutes Spencer Mi, Hendrickson 172, Stout clubhouse next Monday. Alfred Madson Jumps Into River A request from the board of edu- times the "old board" and "nev/ cation for $3,000 was granted. before the polls were scheduled to Never bus there been a school elec- ltiO and Teeplo 15G. Misji Florence Kridel reported a River Payilion board" have clashed on matters ofi tion in Middlelown township no bit- and Rescues Nine-Year-Old A letter from D. Frederick Bur- close about forty vol.e^ h;xl been cast. public policy. Both sides complained Tho administration ticket won at round table discusylon would be held Then came a dclugo of voters, most- ter and hind fought an that which Lincroft. The voto was Stout '178, Thursday evening, March 1. During Harold Estolle—Another Boy nett, state beverage commissioner, that politics wore being injected ia-J took place yesterday. Eight of the relative to certain alleged irrcgu ly women. Thc news leaked out that to ychool affairs. i Teeple 170, JVmdrlckson 160, Fried- tho afternoon of thc same day a Also Gets a Ducking. an attempt wan beiutf made to elect nine [icihooUiuusins of tho township lander 145, Walling 145 nnd Spencer larities in Ihc borough liquor resolu- speaker will bo at thc clubhouse lo Harold Estcllc, nine years old, son n. woman to thn bo;irti. The move- Ono of the features of the cam-*; mrc used as polling places, tho only 138. talk on Oricutnl rugs at the art meet- tion wmi referred to John S. Apple- paign was a. statement by Mr, Hesso* Din: not employed for this purpose, bc- of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eslellu of gate, the borough attorney. ment was guarded r.o carefully that Thc result at Port Monmouth wis ing to ue conducted by Mrs. Trc- even some of-Little* Silver's keenest, on the eve of the election that ICd- IIIK at Itivcr Pliizu. A total of 2,877 almost a. "stand off." There waa u Seabright, was saved from a watery Bills amounting to $1,605.93 'were vonian Bennett. Mrs. Hosea Chark grave Sunday by the heroism of Al- political observers were unaware of win C. Gilland had outlived his use- votes wa:; cast. This was about -100 difference of only 14 votes between paid. fulness RB supervising principal oC^ IrsM than last year. The abnormally mado men'lon of a literature meet- fred Madsen, nineteen, also of Sea- n until the "army" of voters ap- tho candidates recurving tho largest ing to be held at the clubhouso Fri- peared nt the poll,--. Mr:";. lMvis'tj schools and that Mr. Gilland had cir- cold weather which set In Into yes- and smallest number of. tallies. The brlght. Harold ventured forth with day, February 23, when an exchange a sled on the frozen river at Sea- name was written on the ballots. 1 culated rumors designed to Injuvo. terday afternoon wuu responsible for voto was Frtedlander 170. Spencer program will be featured with out- P. E. R. Night In thc articles burned were fishing the candidacy of Mr. Ewlng. Mr, Hie falling; off in votes. General In- 150, Walling 163; Hendrickson 105, bright. Ho would run and jump on (•quipnicnt. Firemen kept spark3 side clubs. A card party will be held his sled and slide over the ice, am", With only a few minutn;; left Mr. jrilland claimed that he had made ncs I crest iii the election seemed to be Stout 1G1 and Teeplo 137. at thc clubhouse tomorrow night by Red Bank Lodge Shoemaker and his adherents at rove fiom igniting a atorchoude near the uoii statements. OVIMI m MO intenso (him last year. on one of these trips he went through Da vilion. ' Navcsink, by substantial majori- tho Junior Woman's club. a hole in the ice near the Rumson to corral more. vote:-*. Thry managed Thc Tnemboi-3 of thc board whosej flio members of tho hoard whoso ties, went for tho "new board." Tho ,. Mrs. Herman Asendorf and Mrs. Tomorrow night, February 15, thd tf> get some, but their efforts proved term a wero filled by tho election yes- terms expired were Juinesi C. lion- outcome was 180 for Frledlander, 106 shore. Red Bank \gi)go- of Elks' will observe u. Daniel Tuller were, hostesses at His cries for help were heard on to be in vain. When thc vutes wore terday wero Charles A. Minton, MiV drli-ldiiin. William M. Pctini;alii of for Spencer, 173 for Walling, 119 for yesterday's meeting. Thn refresh- pnsL exalted ruler's night, an annual counted Mrs. Dfivis had 4S and Mr. Heaviland and Mrs. Tuller. Mr. Min^ KIYIT Pl;i/.a and Julm N. Hlllycr of Stout. 1011 for IlcndiicUoon nnd 105 the Keabrlght shore by Matisen, who occasion of the lodge. An annivers- ment;; were in kenpipg with Valen- ran across the ice, jumped Into tho Shoemaker •!-. It win; iorjrnod after- ton vriiii not a candidate. He is pres- Midtllrtown village. Mr. lleudrlck- for Teeple. tino day, red candles and American ary clans will bv initiated in honor oC ward that Mi\s. Davi.-, vn.i rlrcted, ident o£ the board and for the paat> : uh Is prciiident of the board and ho writer nnd grabbed the^boy. John tho blrtlldayn uf Washington and The Hcadden's Corner Vote was Beauty roses being featured in the Carlson of Seabright followed Mad- not bcrause tho.se who vnte.d for her 24 years he baa been ono of ita mem-* luis been a. member of the board Stout 178, Teeple 170, Hendrickson table decorations.. The hospitality Lincoln, according to the request o£ had any grievance, a^fiitif-t. Mr. .Shoe- bers. He served aa secretary aev* eighteen yearn. Mr. rr-tingaln Is scc- sen to tho scene. With Carlson's as- tho grand oxiiltrcl ruler. Tho initi- 100. Frlndlander US, Walling 145 nnd committee consisted of Mrs. Chris sistance the boy wan pulled to safe- maker, hut bceausn thn j;roii]> want- oral years. utiny of Ihe board and his term In S))encer 138. Beige," Mrs. Alex Pepin, Miss Mary ntory work will be performed by the ed a member of the Fureni-Tetioher ilii:: puiilion -Vv111 expire July 1. Mr. Madsen then got out unassisted. following past, exalted rulers1. One result of the election wac les Mount, Mrs. Harry Kirk, Mrs. George While the boy was being rushed MH.soeiiition on the buanl. Mr. Slioo- .cave tho board of education with- ! 'et iiii;;ile and Mr. I-Iillyer were not Norman, Mrs. Hurry Thiesmeyer, niaker'fi :;ui)portoi.s :-:iiil I iu> "t:ur- home for dry clothes be wept be- K ltcl villpr— Krai C. VanVlict. Jr. out :t siuglG woman member. Not SOL' ' r:iiidlrlnlcs for rc-elnctlon, and "their Atlantic Highlands Mrs. Warren Fowlor and Mrs. Wat- '-i-m Inilim: Kni'Oil - John W. Can- net fair to Mr. ittirc:; :i-i "ndniitiislriitton" candidates cause hc had lost his sled and boots li^e ailack" pvcrfil ycar.3 past haa tho board sou Wonthclbee. Mrs. William tjher- in the water. lilliun. been wilhuut a representative of tho WIM'C taken by Mr. Stout and Mr. Adopts Budget wood, Mrs. lOdward Leddy, Mrs. Kil- lv.li.n - Ml ru V. lli Slioo maker, They ;irr roiivinccd, Tecplo. ' Mr. .Stout, wns until recent- Alfred is not the only hero in the Usttc i.vtu Kiik-ht Mm I). however, that, thc : ayhi:; that a nutlpr SPX. Two years ago two of gar Denise and Mrs. Theodore Blx- tho nine members of thc board wQCQ' ly one of Iliu ollichils of the firm of The budget ordinance was ndopted ler, members of the Young Wuman's Madsen home. Last summer his sis- woman ca n not. kecj) a .-^cri't't is at last, night's meeting of tho Atlan- ter Alma saw a small boat, overturn SiTi-i'tiiry—lliirnlil A. IIIHIn. "'poppyenek." women. [ DiHiihilclt it Domluick of New York. club, served. •|-|-c.-i:iin-ri-- Hurry A. Hnwkiu^ «• 1 tic Highlands mayor and council. in the river. The man who wns in Clinpliiin— 1'. .1. Ki.-h.-li-. Tlic appropriation•: wcro cariicd. Yesterday ;* election waa a crucial At sellout the time the campaign lor Another ordinance, providing for ut the boat began to flounder about in Krf'iuin- Muiris Mill.-i-. The, fleet imi i>\ Mr:-;. I >a.vi.i was test as to whether tho "old board" Ihr election be[;air allef;atlotiM were ; IIIIIIT Kimril -l-'r.-il A. Ellison. % fee of $l;i for taxis, was ak o adopted. le water. Alma swnm to his n^si^t- Tiler — ,l(ihn I-1. U-Nt-il. just as much of a Mirpri.- < ILJ her as or thc "ncw board" would dominate. iiiiiih! in the form of preambles and anee and brought him ashore. it was to Mr. Shoemaker. Tn a The "old board" by making a clean, The lowering of water mains on Hebrew Society's A speeial invitation has been sent ri-uulMt lumi that 1''. Howard Lloyd. certain streets and thc excavation Then there is the feat of Sam Mad- statement to Thr. Register this morn- sweep and- electing all threo of Itn . lipeivishij; principal of the schools sen, who saved Joseph O'Byrne from lo all members of the lodge who ing Mrs. Davis said she was in New candidates h assured of mastery foi* of the lufjoon, both CWA projects, Annual Ball were initialed while Mr. Van Vlict of Mid ">wn township, hnd used were, approved and will be submitted drowning in the river about twelve York yesterday ;»nd did not know Sweeney Elected another year at least. :-elioid in, / (intrusted, in'Ills care served a:; exalted ruler. Thc enter- 1 to the Red Bank cilice. The Red Bank Hebrew Society will years ago. O'Byrne is a half-brother she w;is elected until she received a Two polling places were unad, thfj in an inipi. icr iiuinncr. This was uf the Estelle boy. A movement was tainment, committee lias arranged telephone call last night enngrutulat- i!>r»l ;is a eatii])abiii argument in A riM|iicHt by Dr. E. I,. Ruy, own- hold ita annual Prium bull in tho I for a line program of entertainment At Seabright Oakland street school and tho high. er of tho Bnlllnswood property on Kiks' auditorium on Wednesday, started to get a Carnegie medal for ing her on the victory. She sa'ii slif chool. The largest vote waa cast at fiivor of the "new board ttckot" and •Sam, but he said hc did not want a jto bo presented in the grill following liad been asked to run for. the, of- tho boulevard, that u short street March 7. Arrangements for the ball the meeting. Walter J. Sweeney, who is asses- the Oakland street school, but at iliat it was an inllucntlnl fnctor in leading through the property be va- nicdal, that he did only what any- fice, but luut declined on I lie ground yesterday's election Is generally rea- were made nt a recent meeting of sor nnd recorder of. Peabrlght, was both places the percentage of votes n0 C SD woul(1 hc cx ect( d t0 lo thai she did Mot want, to oppose Mr. cated by tiie borough was referred tho society held at the Community " J P ; , ' - 1 elected to another public olllce last for the various candidates was about ilzrd. Mr, Lloyd denied that the al- to thc borough attorney for investi- Shut niiiher. Members of the- Par- ho same. Tho town was divided in- byatlons were true, but ho did not Center on Riverside avenue. Several Sam for scvera years past bus been Seabright Bank night, that of school trustee. One gation. ' ent-Teacher association and the of four candidates, with three to be to two sections, easttiidb and west* ;:o Iiitu specific detnlla. entertaining features are being a,- lifeguard at the Seabrlght beach Woniiiii's club, however, virtually The parks and buildings commit- rangedd fof r thithi s affairffi . TicketTits can elected, he way high man on tlie i;ide for the election. Everyone living lAir almost a yenr the meetings of I Another Seabright boy received a May Reopen Soon drafted her and wrote her name on tee was authorized to spend $105 to bo secured from any member of tlic ticket, receiving 131 votes. Edward east of the center of Broad street Hie township board of cducntlon have make further hnprovementii to thc 11 ducking in the river Sunday. Wil- the ballots. Mrs. Duvi., stated that Welch ami Mrs. Jane Garland, who voted at the high school and every- breii featured by what hi commonly Pro.^|K'i:t.s fur liu: reopening of- the inasmuch as her friends have shown one living writ of tha same line ot recreation room In tho fhehouse. SamuelS™*m?],. Borkowilz! ?is chairma^L^-.?n of th^c ifi^rstcvens'and'Bert'johnson were Keubri^ht. Niitknm] bank within, tho were re-elected, received 103 and 95 kin'Wii in Allddletown towiishlp nu Tin: council decided to advertise sailing ail iceboat when the craft such determination to elect her she, j votes respectively. Raymond W. demarcation voted at Oakland street; Mid bunril" and "new bonrd" dla- committee in charge. Other members broke through. Johnson jumped out nenr futurt: aw very bright, it was will serve. ' While, thc election wng talcing p)act> tho borough In a New York nowts- of tho committee are. Mrs. Leon learned j;c.:-;U:r,(l;iy. ICdwurd W. Wise, l-'ury, who waa running for re-elec- i.iite!!. Last February three new pupei-, through C. V. Devery of lied and landed on solid ice, but Stevens tho telephone service at the Oak-* members of tho .board were elected, KeucUhauB, Mrs. Samuel Grecnblatt, borough atUniiey, and a member of tion, wan defeated, lie received 92 Bnnk. fell into thc water. Hn wns pulled vote;-1. Mr. Fnry had hern oil the '.Miul street school was cut of? for ihey lieluif Mrs.' Adeline Moffut 6f Mrs. Hurry Feldt, Mrs. Benjamin out by Johnson and was none the 'the drpoHitora' (jtmunittcc, yald thc Fair Haven Elects dunit an hour, duo to a wires bolng Hlver l'luza, Rov. Erneat W.:) Miindc- Bills amounting to $1.2(10 were Hurwlt'/, Mrs. Harry Meistrich, Mrs. worse for thc experience. Koal lins been virtually reached in board a number of years. paid. The budget was adopted. It w.13 lCvtMvd near a polo in front of thtl vlllo of Mlddletown vllln|;ci and Oliver Yonks and Mrs. Korber. This winter is thc first in a long, l\ui j'ah's of titock among depository Two New Members building. Wont her condUiona are !)&•• Williams or Navcslnk. From the long time that tho river nt Scnbright and for new oa.sh and that thc also voted to continue tho teaching Threo Tnifiteea Elected. Hcved to havu beon ihc crmao o! thL'i t'lue they bcciime candldate'a they be- hn3 been frozen solid from shore to Treasury Department at. Washington Iralr Haven, in one of th1- liveliest of manual tr;i,yiiny. Tho board has trouble. There wore no contents In tho school 1 appropriated $800 for tidy purpose. r.imii known o« "thn ncw board." Lenten Services shore. Tho strong tide keeps the now has under consideration the Krhoo! elections in yeai ;;, l;i:;t night I'Vniii the time they took olllne right election at Atlantic Highlands last water from freezing except in ex- proposition to lei tho ncw bank tuKe night. William Dawnon was re-elect- elected two new members, Hu.^;e!l ni> nnlil ywitnrdiiy's eleetion they At SL James Church tremely cold weather, such us was Uic not I'M owr-d by Uic borough in Minton uinl T;nl|»li S. :',niith, nnd re- ISUVS OUT r.YllTNEK. Imvi! liei-n nt odds with Iho other six ed and Wnldron P. .Smith nnd Wil- experienced last week. The frozen thn closed bank. Scabrlgbt'ti low No Changes In lkim C:. ICiirnu were elected new elected Charles P. l.'m..-. Cl.-imice nicliihiTs mi various llUlltcrs. I''w ex- • •> • •••«.•» n.tuumiiuy, inu iiiM uurfaco seldom Inst.'i inoro than a debt, pcrcontak'o is beinj;" counted on ^niuek, who hits heen pre:;i(Umt of Fred Kiel/, A'cnv Solo Owner of lied iiii'iiibi'i s. The hint two succeed <-!. :i!n|ile, they had it bi^nerap lust runn- day of Lent. Aulica were blc.-iuc.-il at fow ,itly.|. The ice. that wiu on the, by tin; bank reopiMiintf conunittea to (ho board ;i IUIIK, tiiur, went down tn Hunk lfralic. Station. Rumson Election J*. Wllllanui nnd Hurry Richmond, 1 ini-r ci«-r thn awnrdln;; or bua trana- St. Jnmen's church this morning nnd ,.!„,,. Sunday had disappeared by yi:« inlHu'iici , tin* lica;niry ullkiala to ap- ilefenl. Alsii defivitiHi were. Jlr.f. who , resigned yfivcral nionllui nj^'o. l'red V>ieto i:> now thc sole (nvnr:r Ai\ atti'tupl to olort a ivouiiut na i% porlnticin rontructn tind later they were dlDtrlbuted afler mas;.. They tordny morning. provn the plun. If this in dorifi the Curl I'. Khlpix'i: iiinl Mi:;. Jliinilltiiii Iml n lk;hl. about xalnry cuta for The appropriation!! wcro carried. will also bo distributed at three of the lied Bank Brake Hlulion. ho nirmbfv of th« ischool ))o.ivtl vt Hum- Ins I. obslaclr. in the reopening of thR S KnUin. Alloiiethei1 ;il)l votes wen .•I'hnol employees. They dllfered o'clock this afternoon and after the hniiu bought tin hilfinten t which son wnti dnfeatrd last, night. Miff, Minstrel Show 1'IIUHHMI. in.sUtutinii will have beon rt;n\oved. cant. Mi I i nd \li Smoilc iilmiil. varlinis other thlni;». Card of TluiulfH. service this evening. Wii:i owned by Ills former pnrtnt'i- May Km-p, \/ifo ol IX Haloid Kaip8 We are sincerely and deeply grate- •a duringg Lent wililll he holheld Kenneth Brown \B directing a niin- were tho only "lies iimninjc fur re llnymond Pier of. Point T'leasant. Tim w»:i the uttuuLH^.siifu) camlktatti, Mr. liiledtnniler, Mr. Wullliu; and ful U> the host of friends who gave strel show to be given by tlio Min- IViooNo I*«K1J;O Iliiiico I'Uity. election, f ( w I nnth \ ho t teim bu mi u M ixuitK miiinl tiom 1 • 'J'hon- will l)c mi i*h;«n^on on the their wluilr-lifurted support to our at eight o'clock WodnrKdsiy nnd Fri- Ml. Spencer were bucked by the "new day evenings, with Rosary, fionuoii rled Couples' Bible cln.iii of the .Tho Uod HanW lndf;»> of MOOJIO will alst> exjiil MI w i not t < tudi t d( M ipli iMime to Itiiu qiiittu it boa nl, Uii.-hanl J. llonnr.% lKr, mui biinnl." Mr. Ilciidrii'luinn, Mr. Htoiit candidacy for tlie board of education Mr. Minton md Mi i in < u ll H 1 jTMli'i-ilny mill wn will use our liont and beneilietlun Wednesday:! nnd St;i- Methodist church on Friday, March hold a bunco j>;irty ]''ri((ay night of U M iplt n\miH Mi l>ti I in (1 il JiinioM I', liiiii-i wort; n--.-lcii(''d. ail4 ami Mr. i'r.:plci weie Iraclteil by lln. t.Ion:* of the Croiin i<'rl(iuyH. .MUSH 10, lu tlie nudlloiiiim of tin: Kid Ihis w.H'k In tho'-Alonyu hull on Mint- eelved llu inn iniiiibi i nt \ot i 1 < in 1 {mil In bin! 1 1111 1 in u hi 11 .to)m Yi'oinanii, w in< wan a{»pohitsi.| "old Imnrd." rolitlcM iili-.o entcri'd |n- endeavors to merit the confidence that, was exprcusrd . ill us. we<;l<-ul. in addition iiiouth •-!rci'L adjoining tho borough 171!. Mr. Plinth f,nt 1 'h no m mil ih; nnient work. Hlnumlzinj; nnd un .•t. nicmbiT of thr bnanl to (ill *hn Iti Hit' I'onl rnvcrsy, but both parties Hurry I!. Oliiyliin. o'clock. to tho minstrel iOiuw, a program by hall. Cainr:; will sttti't at 8:110. Thnro Mrs. vShi]>[Me by inn; vote. Mr. Smock iiilomotiili liundtv IU il il ituii \ viu'MU'y <:am><:d by tlm ilRfith of ,Ja..' • I'liiliui'd thul they veie ki'eplni; Hurry L. IIPILVIIIIIUI, professional tnlr-ht will bn ;;ivrn. will 1m 11. door -]>rl/.c in addition to received III!' vole; anil Mrs. Ilnllin ol tin tin un lln hi iki I ill.-11 cub Zf*rr, w:i;i (b»; Oth^t t(l|i'!^:niifn| '•h.ind.' off" anil were not Iryhii; to Albeit W. Wendell. AVroiii; Iiiiptr-.'.lun. 1 I lid award;! tu Hit; winnnr;; of thr. HS. 'rile n|>piiilii l it I n \\i i t < n i Ii il w 1 1 I ililt lu d i hu 1 \ 111 ii 1 riinditltitc. Thr vutn wmn luma •;> inilin'iiei 'I he result. Tlie. (deetlou - Advertir,enir-nl. Thl;- notion I:; inserted to correct jvinu1,'-. lii'fnvhniciit;; will bn E^rvcd, Mr. Minton vi.is mn: of tin: lo;ulci '•I*;, Vt'uniniiri :'IV, UMICO ''or; muL wns :i ••riicliil ti'iil fur control, nnd it djhio Impression nnd to ;nlvi;c my Can! Vjn'ty for Church. „ rt©- *•£&• . In thn Hi,'bt to have tli.- new a.-lu 1 Ihc "new lioiird" will iluinlnnlc by ;i Aurlhni uf Inline:! ami nmle;i I'Yi- niiiny fvlnidn nnd HcquuinhiiHTH thut. A sociable nnd dance for tin- bruo Av.\ Kfir|> 107. tlny Mfternnnn, I'Ybiimry 2'\, at the limit on the : ili- of tin: pi-c:;"til Wil ltarihtu To\vmdil|> KcMlh vnti' "I ii to :l :i:i s.nnii a:i Hie nnw 1 nin in no way ronnretrd wilh tiny III of Ml. MIII-J-'H church of New Muli- To HHI Vot^n; of l'alr IIUVQII. The ap|iro]i('l'ili"ii;i aiiM'iUntliiK t'f iitnblr.,1 uf thn William <\ My Untntc Ii «• ,,lreit :.-ln I In 1 ml in Ii MI hip UUh ml 1 IDIIIIIH'I!i nre Imliuied into otiice, other driifV Mnw. in Red Jiunk, di« I \\-U\\ tn cxp[T::u my npprrriitilon •\U,UWt writ! *;iUTlf'l. lit lldlmdcl. A Hue lot of iioellinntr-d n-rtly or Indirectly. My only inter- iiHiuth will bn held Kiiturdiiy night, In a public slate lit i.,.in-d In-L I io\ 11 ( h uh I i vmli Hand 1111 w^iieh nceordlti); to law llllliit be ntock suitable for farm work or oth^r ID my lrion .mill! tlmo belori! April 1. limposcn. The William C. Ely K:i- lh Hf : at 40 Broad nUv.vX, next to Nationalllljjhway Hf), near Mlddlotown village. of tho bunrd of education of thc hoi- of the li'an !Env n ( \\U n tuiitlim ol (in LIIDIII hoiud In I nl| lit \ Hh To i.UtU" ttMv^r V«inr^ (!on:!lderlnj; the sev«rily_. of the tate, ilohndpl, N. J.~ AdvoitlHemunt. Ei and JOc Store, wliero I tuik to be uugii ol' lVair Haven. I wi.-ilt to ^sjn'pii.ft my Mfiprrcl^flui'j ^. <&*,, ..^~.~—.,—. 1 Knld lie was liiatilled with tho in- out. oppindtion. Hi.xl\"-tlirec voti 1 wi-alher llio lari;ii vote cast yenter- permitted to norvt! my friend:] and tUinrlpf; I . CiOHij, fo HIM voit-nt of JMtW- ^fWur, tr**tm* Card (if Tluiukti. teit'Mt sluiwn Id tin i hoid tliftlnn win t i il :'liilly tho £ii/i)nf)invi t.i^ llirt i*«r«ot». r-+ (ho moon In Mlddh'lowu lowni-hlp rminut brittle 18c pound, penmit jot prompt, courteous, rtllhL „l appreciatiopp n and to tlmnlt y V • .~sy . sn CTiiiH'h Mi: pounil. elioeolalo caru- at all tlmoiVntprices consistently fair h d Tiubln's Tvprwrltm* Hcadiiuivr'orB. Minton, Mi - liipim iml Mi I d llollni ll «\ r 11111 11 'in'fi rlub, ti\nt\i uvy v-U^UO'd £t% '^ -1 lir Ih .'iliU-ii ;.li IIVI! V, llli 11 llltlllh. who iuipptnted m at Ihe Fair Haven liii'ln -IIli- iimmil, Italian i-ro.-un.-i Kite: to UH llntll. Kut.-dl)':l llrtlj: Store. til Typi'Wiitcis rented, bmi^ht, :,uld hhi. 1M1 nut sit), dii 1 nt HO •iirinbcr 'ft \Ui-/\itu\u\ <»f t»«i»n^tifti-i» II lull Vljtl'. Tile hl llt .1 ill t ti |;i'l nut pound, thin niintii -tile pound, naltcil | Hruail nlrr-rt, I'.. I,, Hatpin, JII-CIJII ii.-tur. l< 111 I 101U din I In 1 I '• Ivi! Mr,'. Ii.trdfhv H- tin-mi '• 1 p p H. Mintnn. aiid ri'p'iiri'rl. Tnibln'.-i. ;t» .limad 1 1 ? ll;i NVete ulli.-ll 11 i.lu iutu until UlUK iitiL'i1!, IUMJ liniiK, - Advertl.'onioim U iiay.i U> aaveiUsn; in lln. Uvi.kAu , Aavei{i:.-rtri'.'liU nut;. Vtki p(»umJ.*-AUv*,uti!'iCIl)K'iiU Pap,e Twelve EED BANK REGISTER,-FEBRUARY 14, 1984. to a consecrated life of intelligence, THE AMERICAN LEGION. CABD l'ABTY XOMOItBOW. army department," tho .dupurlmon.t ut integrity, wisdom and service." commcrco end tha militia bureau by The club officers besides. Mr. Mil- Red lianle Post to Have Bunco 1'sirty It WiU bo Held by tito junior Wom- Lieut. Richard Aluworth, chairman ler are Dr. Allan E. Randall firs)/ rt Tomorrow. ' an's Club. of this etate aviation commission, Af. vice president, Marcua Hlggln- | The members of Shrewsbury post Tho Junior Woman's club of Red fldavits from residents of thla sec- tion end pollco officers who «aw the botham, 3d, second vice president, n« ' n* xr-\ » • . i . of the American legion of Red Bank Bank will hold a can! party tomor- Fourth Annual Event of Red Elmer Hesse secretary and Charles Veteran of Civil War and For- Flya Low Over Spectators of Ice stunting havo been received. Msgr. Moses Kiley Appointed to ,, , b row evening at eight o'clock at the Bank Young Men's Ifepubji- K. Hendrlckson, Jr., treasurer. lm lt tllc p0!)t roo mg Monday mgM itter Fair Haven Police Officer Woman';) clubhouse. The proflta will Boat Racing—'ProtetU Made Tho dinner committee in addition This Poeition on the Twelfth nml afterwords enjoyed refreshments and Constable Paescd Away bo applied to the Praine funds, Ml.ia by State Aviation Commis- CBII CIttb Proves a Successful to Mr. Williams, consisted of Her- Anniversary of the . Corona- ot *m-.i oh.nm.vnn boer. "Midwinter Mixup" After Short Illness. 1'aU'lcla Gopslll ia general chairman, sioner lo War Department. Affair. bert E. Edwards, James Carver, Har- £ n ' n* iv ' A'! *h° members arc requested to Tho sale of tickets will ha directed by The large auditorium of tho Bedry B. Clayton, Abram Dison, Harry Charles Pitt Worthley of Fair Ha- Misses Sydney Dunscr, Joyce Mercer A protest against tho actions of a Of YacStt Club Hawkins, JMr. Hemlrlckson, Mr. Uon of t ope 11U3 IA. report at Uic legion rooms Sunday and Ethel Scott, Tho members of lank Kike' club waa the scene of a Pope Plus XI, on the twelfth annl- afternoon at half-past one o'clock. ven, ono of the heat known residents New York national guard aviator in The Red Hank Yacht, club held a wry intoiestlng affair Monday night, Hesse, Mr. Higginbotham, Wallace of Monmouth county, who had the the house committee arc- Misoc3 Alice Hying low over persona who were Jeffrey, Harry Klatsky, Howard A. vefsiry of his coronation lo the Pri- Later they will pose for moving pic- Rosa, Sydney Dansor, Margaret Mor- "Midwinter Mlxup" party at the club- vlien the Voung Men's Republican mai-y on Monday, " appointed lour tures to bo taken In front of the wardistinction of serving both in tho watching ico boat races on thhousee , on East Front oireot R&turdsy Mallen, Lester 1C. McQueen, Dr. Ran- army and navy of the Union forces ford, Mary Ann Slcllng and Jeanetto Shrewsbury river last Wednesday af- .•tab of Red Bank held ita fourth new American bishops. They nro I memorial monument on Monmouth night with a largo gathering attend- , Vnnual Lincoln day dinner. dall, Raymond VanHorn, J. A. Van- Daniel Dorn'3 production entitled during the Civil war, died late last Truswell, On tho refreshment com- ternoon haa been lodged with the Scholck and Courtlandt White. Msgr. Moses Kilcy, spiritual director ' ^ect. The picture will bo used Ing. All men -were dressed St. An- known as "Uncle Pitt," was 88 years pollco and residents, tho men's prize and both wero award- hung a large American flag. Fcstoono made for thla event. old. Ho was born at Ijong Branch Tho pilot who, according to by- thony's church of Long Beach, Cali- Arrangements are progressing for ed gifts. Harold Hancock wua, of red, white and blue balloons, in and was tho con of the late Garrett ttandcrs, Indulged in "aide-slips," dressed to represent Lady Thompson 1 fornia, appointed bishop of tlie the Post's eighth annual ball to boand Mary Chascy Worthley. He was Parent-Teachers which were clectrlo lights, added Musicians Enjoyed a Treat After diocese of Amarillo, Texan, and "nose dives" and "dragging" after nnd Theodoro E. Hall wn.3 dressed much to the decorative scheme. held Siiturday night, March 17. flying so low that it appeared almost Rehearsal—Bunco Party Fri- i1s William O'Brien, president as a Hawaii hula girl, In a grass The assembly was called to order J us Ln nui» " ««• of tho Extension society of Honor Founders certain that ho might crash onto the skirt, a braoslcro and two pearl .•ihcll by Joseph C, Williams, chairman of day, March 2—Old Time Mm- , appointed titular bishop of Tho Senior and Junior Parent- ice, was identified as Garry Bllllck necklaces. Muelo for dancing was Chicag0 Quad Dance Held of New York, a nophew of Colonel furniahed between tho hours of 0:00 tho dinner committee, and the na- atrel Show to be Held in May. Callnda and auxiliary bishop of Chi- Teacher association presented a Jacob Ruppert, owner of tho New tional anthem was suns, music be- cago. Tho Catholic churches of Red founder's diy program last Thurs- P. M. and 1:30 A. M. Following that The members of the Drum and Bu- Saturday Night day night la tho auditorium ot thoYork American leaguo baseball club. a largo number of guests In thnlr ing furnished by tho violinist of Wil- gle corps of tho Amercan legion of Hank and vlclnily tun in the Tren- liam Goodc's orchestra, which sup- ton diocese. junior high school, Mrs. David Commissioner Wilson, making Red C03tume3 went to tho Berkoloy-Car- Red Bank enjoyed a party after prac- The Quadrangle club of Red Bank Karp of Rumaon, county president, Bank police station hla headquartora, terot hotel at Asbury Park. plied music for the occasion. Fol- ticing on their instruments last Rev. Moses E. Kilcy, who was ap- pointed bishop of Teuton, will suc- hold their annual dance in the Molly waa tho principal speaker. Mrs. Interviewed a numbor of witnesses Among tho3o present woro Mr, and lowing the serving of the dinner, Mr. Wednesday night. The corps holds Pitcher ballroom Saturday night with Williams introduced Mayor .Van R. ceed Bishop John J. McMahon, who Georgo Baino read tho state presl- and obtained affidavits from them. Mrs. Georgo 13. Docker, Mr. and Mra. a large gathering attending. Donald dent'a message, These, ho said, would bo forwarded Halsey of Rumson, chairman of theland parties are held once each Theodoro IS. Hall, Mr. and Mro. Keu- been set for his consecration or in- ! Gramann and his popular seven- to the war department along with a noth Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Republican county executive com- I month. However, the date for the piece orchestra furnished music for A patriotic sketch was given by statement, which ho mado public im- mittee, who was tho toantmastcr of utallation. boys of If. Carl Halt's class. Arthur P. Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wool-- : party is never announced and is tho dancing. Specialty dance num- mediately after preparing it. : tbs evening. known only to a committee of ivhlch Msgr. Kilcy i:> now spiritual direc- Moyhew impersonated Abraham Lin- ley, Mr. and Mra. Alfred Llpman, entertalnment coln and recited his Gettysburg.ad- The text of Mr. Wilson's statement Mrs. Gcrtrudo Brodorson, Mrs. Elea- Mayor Halsey introduced Morris i Harry Ticc- follows: Miller, president of the Red Bank c^ Vatican City. He was born nt Capo ,by th dress to music played by Mrs. Edgar nor Sengol, Miss Icaboll Smock, Miss sul. Breton, Nova Scotia, in 1876, nnd j hurst furnlshed entertainment by Cook. Tho spotlight was turned on "My investigation thus far has re-Margaret Sutton, Mlea Katharine, Young Men's Republican club, who vealed an apparent flagrant disregard made tho address of welcome. A moved from there to Somervillc, 'giving piano selections. The comtnit- tho American flag whllo tho assem- Rcqua, Mrs, Donald Brown, Harold ThlHy'wire'present'ast w"av Mai»Chu«uB. "H"C matriculated at ice in charge was Harry Tlcehurst, blage sang "America," of proper flight regulations and an P. Hancock, Thomas Flold, Harold telegram was read from Senator W, equally flagrant disregard of tho Warren Bavbour, who expressed re- >Thevw^re treatedtc>*. rcn^tprr' St. Laurent college, Montreal, and Edward Dodd, Edward vonKattcn- A pageant, "The Oracle Speaks," Bloodgood, Georgo Mnger, Albert 1 safety and comfort of private citi- gret at being unable to be present pared and servedby Mrs Wllli-im prepared for the priesthood at .St. Igcll. Alex Curchin, Raymond Rose was presented by a cast composed Firth, John Leach, Benjamin At- Chandler and Mrs. Frank Warwick. Mary's seminary, Baltimore, and nt 'and Harry Krusc. ^ of Mrs. George Norciim, Mrs. Charles zens. Civil authority has no jurisdic- water, Clarence A. Legg, Goddard due to official duties at Washington. tion over military aircraft, but I foel Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Har- IThe menu comnriseil roist boef the Norlh American college at Rome. Those present wero Randall Dodge, Imlay, Mrs, Albert Borden, Mrs. Meyer, Phillip Powloy, Boy Parse™, we havo a responsibility toward tho Henry Carlson, Newton Carlson, Mor- old Hoffman and State Senator mashed'potatoe?,'green P™s cS On his return tc this country he O.lye Truex, Mildred Scheldt, Arthur Frank Warner, Mrs. Hugh Maclnnes ! CHARLES P. WORTHLEY communities of thla etate regardless Frank Durand were also unable to and cake. A cake was disposed of served for five years as a priest in MacDonald, Gladys Kutcher .Worden and Mlsa Anna Gnaklll. ton Herbert Jones and Charles Alex- Ion tho co-operative plan and it was Chicago and then for ten years as Grooms, Roberta McKnight Alex of Uio organization under which any ander, Jr. bo present Mr Hoffman Bent a educated in the schools of this sec- Mrs. Arthur Swift was chairman aircraft may operate. copy of tho address which he hadwon by Cecil MnrCloud supervisor of -ffatholio charities in Muller, Grace Brooks, Dudley Rams- tion and at the start of the war en-of the program committee. The A Ia carte service ia now avallablo^ .intended to give, but due to the lato Friday, March 2, tho corps will the archdiocese of Chicago. In 1926 den, Hazel Poolc, Jack Jacouba, listed in the army. . After a few ushers were Miss Marlon Cottroll, "I havo affidavits from vurlouo per- at tho Yacht club an tho result of" 'hour it was not read. Mayor Hal- !hold a bunco party, at which there hn was called to Rome, to act ns Peggy Sickles, James Gould, Tim months of service he took part In the Mls3 Jane Powers, Miss Helen Mc- sons, aviators and laymen, havo re- an electrlo icobox having boon in- sey Introduced several others who will b_„e ,prize s and refreshments. It... spiritual director there. He also is Noonan, Vcra Ramsden, Douglas first battle of Bull Run. Keo and Miss Juno Hammell, all ported thla violation to tho United stalled. Steak dlnnora and other are active- in Republican affairs In will be In charge of a committee con-; a member of tho Russian board nnd Berry, Patricia Anne VanBenthay- Completing hla enlistment in the States department of commerce and special dishes aro made for members high school students. Intend to lay tho entire matter be- SSonmoUth county. jsistlng of Edward and Howard At- of the Superior Council of Pontilical sen, Helen Massey, Frank Warner, army, ho was honorably( discharged Refreshments wero served by a and guests at all times when tho club lee, Thomas Brockhurst, William Work for the Propagation of the William Hoffman, May Griffiths, and after spending a short time at foro tho militia bureau or tho. army is open. committee ln charge of Mra. Harry air corps aa may bo found proper. The speaker of the evening was Thorpe, George Hushour and John Faith. Harry Ticehurst, Harry Kruse, Ray- homo enlisted in the navy. Ho was Sieber and Mrs. Edwin Gilland. Tho Next Sunday afternoon and even- Honorable Charles A. Eaton, repre- Pfclffenberger. | •»••-*• mond Rose, Rose Ladiso, Henry Aus- assigned to the Battleship Lacka- refreshment table was decorated "Military airmen have boon rcspon- Ing another supper parly will bo tientatlvo in Congress from the fifth | The corps is planning to hold a, \M t D i dn ton' ^Iarv Ladiso, Robert Morris, wanna as an oiler and served under slblo for tho most flagrant disregard f>n 1 pnnr with yellow snap-dragons anil bluo held. There will bo music. New Jersey district.' Congressman minstrel Bhow two nights early in »» «" "cpuri \JH Jane Gandorf, John Holian, Mary Admiral Farragut in the battle of loco flowers and yellow anil blue of public comfort that haa como to Eaton had prepared a talk but un- tho attention of thla department dur- ,May. Residents of Red Bank and Monis aclt c m m bei lc c Mobile bay. candles. A DEMOCRATIC PABTV. fortunately it waB so lato before ho vicinity who were famous in amateur NIRA Administration i ' , , S ,? ' **?"• After the war,, Mr. Worthley be- ing tho past year. Savon-tenths of tho •was presented that ho curtailed his performances a number of years ngo I -,,,-,. PlngatoreRuth Jeffrey, Glady, Ralps hForrar Mulford, Mr, Pete. andr came chief engineer on steamships fatalities during the past year have remarks. These - were very forceful been occas3ioned by military air- Festivities at tho Olobo Hotel £ast have volunteered to take part. The Trenton N. J February 13. (AP)Mrs. James Turnock, Dorothy Wool- engaged in coastwise trade and onRotary Club's Friday Night. rand he urged upon tho members of ley, Ralph Russell, Mrs. Georgo San- private yachts. He settled at Fair craft. show w)U be a regular 'old timers Deaplto tho below zero temperature (tho club to do everything In their night if it goes through as arranged. introduced a resolution last born, Mr. and Mrs, Clancy Boynton Haven more than sixty years ago "Protests have been made and co- 'power to assist tho party In rcgain- 1 sht Ue t e C J c3t r 1»^&a-—*— f qulsli my faith and hope that man- weekly the past month. Ho ia great- was visible from tho air, indicating tion department it has from tlmo to ldnd will finally emerge into a THE HEBREW CEMETERY. ly pleased with tho progress his cast it waa an army plane. On tho cowl j yme mado special lnducomonta to Mrs. Bruno Brown, Mr. and Mrs. BUNCO TARTY A SUCCESS. brighter and better day. or will receive" salaries up to 512,000 13 showing. in front waa a white arrow with tho newsboys to speed up their £jalO3 and Howard Morris, Mrs. George Haw- and $13,000 a year. The Chamber It Is Now Owned By tho Congrega- words 'New York" painted on, which Mr. Fisher's offer wan accepted and "On thla memorial day I am offer- Despite Extreme Cold Weather It Walter Truesdale, a former pro- ing no partisan criticism of any po-kins, Jr., Mrs. George Harm Mrs. dj reje(.ttloi n "„, u bm , u tion B'nat lorael. fessional minstrel trouper in the heyIs understood to be tho Insignia of his co-operation nnd friendliness to- Gene Handy Mrs. Mary Cur, Mr. I M j , ' was Well Attended. tho Now York national guard. litical party or personage. I am b At a mod ing of the board of di-Hays of Dockotador mlnatrela, at- wards Tho Regi3tcr is greatly appre- and Mrs. J. J. Connor. Mr and Mrs. J , Blmply outlining a situation as I cnaotnlollt of atc cod v wll c t(J Tho bunco party held at the Vet-rectors of the- Congregation B'nal tended a recent rehearsal and waa "Tho only occupant of tho army ciated. think it really Is and I wish to John C. Rohrey, Miss Ellleanor Ro- „„„„„,,considerabl. . ,e, confusion nnd a very greatly impresed by It. He said ho plnne, one Garry SIHack, alighted zak, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Rob- erans of Foreign Wars hall on Broad Israel at the synagogue . Monday Cecil MacCIoud of Tho Register's — place myself on record as having no real duplication of authority nnd ex-street Wednesday night under tho night tho trustees of the former Bed was only half na good as most of after landing, ao did tho cabin plane's advertising staff, who also han faith in tho possibility of finally inson, William B. Conover, Mrs. pense."' tho local talent before ho entered only passenger, Mr. Ruppert. The Frank Quackenbush, Mrs. Leon Vnn- auspices of tho Major Edwin Field Bank Hebrew society turned over to chargo of tho newsboys, inaugurated solving a great world-wide economic auxiliary of the United Spanish War tho congregation a deed for tho He-tho professional ranks as a minstrel cabin piano Immediately took off and a month'o Boiling contest nmoiig Tho problem by political or partisan Brunt, Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp, Mrs. FOOD GARDENS. trouper and that tho Matawan folks did not return and both Mr. Ruppert Register's email nrmy of oovonty J. J. Knodel, Mrs. William E.. Smith, | Veterans was well attended "despite brew cemetery on Rlverdale avenue, methods. tho severe cold weather. Tho sumin Shrewsbury township. Tho Redshould consider themselves fortunate and Slllack waited for a taTitcab to newsboys, with the result that Law- Mrs. Florence Holmes, William Con- to havo this quality of stage talent "Wo have all the necessary ma- over, William Smith, Mrs. John F. Township Conunlttco Asked lo Spon- of twenty dollars was cleared. Bank Hebrew society bought the iiry them together from tho field, rence Ol3on of 23 Towcrhlll avenuo, chinery for the production and dis- sor Movement for This Purpose. Forty prizes, donated by tho mer-cemetery property about 25 years in tho community. "About 4:10 P. M. Mr. Slllack re-|aftor four wookn of earnest work, is Blandy, Miss May C. Hendrickson, turned alono to tho Held and took proudly exhibiting tho trophy. Law- tribution of economic wealth; we Mrs. Frank Enstice, Mrs. Augustus The following letter has been ad- chants of Red Bank, were won byngo. Subsequently the society wan County Commander Richard B. py g py. La hnvo a superabundance of political the following In the order named: merged with the congregation. The Carney and past post commander of of"f ln his plane' . Thi~" s 13 tho complet' 'e rencc hahd an incrcasi o In hlla net Wulflng, Mrs. Charles Wefsan, Mrs. dressed to tho township committee of records of tho airport. machinery nnd officials to run it. Hubert Gaul, Mrs. Branson Power, Shrewsbury township ,by the Fred- E. M. Smith, Minnie Olsen, E. dacd was transferred as the final for- Matawan post, who la chairman of dales of DBO per cont during this per- Our supreme need and the supreme Mrs. Joseph Hlntelmann, Mrs. Nora Leuck, Elmer Cottrcll, Frank HoU3e, mal act of making the congregation tho entertainment committee, stated ".Shortly aftor 4:30 P. M., a ship be- iod. crick Dougla3 progressive nasocia- the owner of tho cemetery. It was lieved to bo tho same aa operated by need of the whole country at this Tjong, MiSB Bertha Power, Mrs. Mor-tlon. It is signed by Leon Williams George Carney, Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, there would bo ninety In tho cast 1 moment is moral nnd spiritual. Men •ton PlunlU and Mr. and Mrs. Jului Gertrude Kelley, Gils Colmorgan, pnviiMitpri by Simon Slsrfrlcd, organ-' and ho landed the efforts of tho com-Slllack roared ovor Broad ctreet (it PINNER FOR USHERS UNION. of Pine IJrook as Held agent of the a height cntlmatcd to bo about 100 have lost (heir faith in God and Cantilllon. association. Mabel Wlllett, Elizabeth McGrath, Izcr and first president of tho so-mittees antl trio co-operation of tho as an Inevitable consequence their Mrs. T. J. McGrath, Mrs. Frank ciety, and It waa accepted on behalf members and all others who aro tak-feet and a speod in the, neighborhood Members Entertained Monday nt i, faith in each other; In themselves "Wo ask you to consider what cun of tho congregation by Joseph Cohon, of 140 miles per hour. Pedestrians be done to bring about in our town- House, Mrs. Roop, B. Black, Bcrnlcc ing part In tho show. Mr. Trues- Baptlat Porsonnge. nnil in their Institutions. Faith is WORLD WIDE GUILD WORK. Fowler, Dorl.'t Leonard, William Slat- president of tho congregation. dalo said tho ahow should draw a on tho iitrcot stopped In their tracks, ship this coming year Uurmonlous somo of them lator stating they wero Members of tho unborn' union of the victory that overcomes the world. er, Harry Wlnnes, Theresa DeBeck- Tho congregation appointed a cem- cnpaclty house. "I do not know from what source co-operation in regard to government badlv frightened ns tho plane with tho Red Bank Baptist church wero Alary Mount Chapter AIoi'l At Home plans for removing unemployment, cr, Mrs. G. Ruppoll, Mrs. Hlgglns, D. etery committee with Mr. Sigfrlcd as Mrn. Richard B. Carney is head of this now spiritual awakening will Of Us President. Bloxom, Ann Appaneal, George Conk, roaring motor headed towards tho guesta of Rev. and Mrs. Edward W. "Thcro are federal and state pro- chairman, Louis Lipack as vice chair- tho program commltteo and Ray river. come hut, judging from tho history Loulg Colmorgan, Martha Brower, man and Harry Foldt as secretary. Miller at a dinner Monday night at of punt age.e, It will surely come Bo- Mary Mount chupter of tho World grams and the county emergency re- Devlin is chairman of tho publicity tho Evelyn Smock, Mrs. George Conk, The other members of tho committee and advertising committee. "Tho first Class A Ico boat race ln parsonage. The occaolon was cnusc of the universal nature of the Wide guild of the Baptist church of lief .association evidently wishes that Carl Colmorgan, Joseph Madusky, J. threo years wan in progress on tho Mr. Minor's birthday and ho rocolvcd Red Bank hold its February meeting as early as possible definite propo- aro Joseph Baker, Samuel Swartz, problems it must solve, this new spirit- A. Lawrence, C. n. Kelley, J. Black, Milton Sigfrlcd, Morrlo Becker, Ben- river and a crowd estimated at about a gift from tho members of tho ual and moral power will transcend at the home of Miss Dorothy Brown sitions shall bo formulated. Herbert Colmorgan, Mrs. Waller LEAVE FOR 500 persons waa watching tho rnce. union, of which ho in a member of of Wallace strpet, Friday evening. ".Such co-opr-ration must, bo the re- jamin Adlcr, Nathan Cohen, Carl nny experience in history. It will Antonides, Mrs. Bertha Fowler, Mar- Bcckcnptcln find Hnrry Melsterlch. Tho piano then stunted over tho icetho advisory board. The union hold have to be ns universal as the world with mrmbors pprcMf-nt. sult of conference anil agreement on garet Bennett, Mrs. Murray, Anna- Mr. and MM. Amory I,. IlOfiliell U) and, according to wltnceseo, was very u business (session after dinner. in ItB sympathies, understanding Brown, tho president, presided. Mrs. major items. There must be prelim- bel House, Theodore Fowler and Rod Spend Two Months There. low. Kovoral spectators wore GO Others present wero Benjamin H. inary arrangements. LENTEN SERVICES. and application. It will have to goWellington Kennedy had charge o( Domidlon, winner of tho consolation Mr. and Mrs. Amory L,. Haskcll left frightened during the drives that they Ford and Warren Minton, momboro to the 'deepest reccFncs of the in-' the devotlomiln. The guild d "Wo respectfullpy y suggesgg t that yoy u prize. ran. of the advisory board; Joseph Apple- 1 was recited and hymns were sung. Aoh Wednesday Bcliifj Observed At Sunday with their four children for dividual heart anil mind. It will have call for a special township commit- Palm Deach, Florida, for thel^ an- "The piano Indulged ln Buch aerial gato nnd Clinton Thompson, guoata: to contain within itself nn energy Reports of the various committees tee meeting on tho afternoon of Feb- The following merchants donated St. Thomas's Chapel Today. Russell L. Totloy, prosldont of tho prizes: Albert S. Miller, Clayton & nual two-months' oojourn with Mrs. acrobatics ao aro known to aviators sufficient tc. implant a. new faith in showed that all were working. Tho j ruary 21 next, and that you invite all In obsorvanco of Ash Wednesday Tllford, Mrs. Haskoll'a mother. Mrn. as 'sldo slips,' 'no.10 dtvon' and 'drag- union; Edward iJchultz, vlco proul- a faithlcr-3 world, u now hope where, flower committee, with Mrs. Warren [interested portico there to confor as Mugce, Brovoort'a Market, R. Hance elent; Eugeno Mngec, Jr., William it Sons, Hendrickson & Applcgale, Holy Communion was held thlo Tllford gave a largo dinner party in ging.' Tho aviator 'zoomed' over tho hope hiii; died anil a new courage l-'owltr an chairman, reported having lo a Ili:i4 program, morning at St. Thomas's chapel. river at high speod, noso diving to- Mageo, Charles Gage, Alfred Beck, .•icnt scvenil bouquet; to the ;ick and "There, luin been set up a subsis- Kitnto of C. H. EnnlB, R. F. Wilbur, their honor Monday evening. Mr. where men havo faltered nnd fallen There will be KlMluns of the Cross at Hnrikoll Is Master of tho Monmouth wards tho Ico until It appeared as Thomna Lloyd, George Conn, Btoi'hen : hy the way" It will have to fur-bereaved. The way:; nnd means com- tence, division of I ho Department of the Monmouth Lumber Company, Cartor, Kenneth Novak nnd Paul Leon's, Fowler's Market, Evergreen eight o'clock thin evoning. Tomor- County Hunt Club, nml his cotnte, though ho would crnsh Into the spec- nish uti with principles, Idealn nml mittee, with Mr*', rhris P.crj;o. im the. Interior at Washington which row, evening thero will bo ft luu'vlco tators before giving I ho motor gun Reynolds. chairman, announced that the penny couM be. .-uikcil Dellnitrspeii, Tied Bank Candy Kit- 'Woodland Farm" In Mlddlotown mural oniMKlt\-t iiijfllcient to under- to make, a .survey of at quarter after eight o'clock in township, l» lh° eenno of theand rising In this nir. Several times jtlrd anil organize a social .system In hags now out anmng the member:; what cimld he chen, J. Yanko, Philip Jnnlnnc, Krl- done in Monmouth p , charge of Rev. Edmund B. Tntuni, mnual ptecplceliasQ rnro meet held tho pilot 'cut' hiB motor. TR1UUTK TO UElWiiti. which economic frondorii will be*', omc will be collected in March. Them courtly within a, niile.'i of thedcdll t C S 1 few Company, Sunshino Market, rector of tit. Augustine's church of by tho Hunt club. Thin raco meet "Morn than a hundred calls were practically possible. will be a party mifl a supper Riven j ocean front, ami thorn could be anDoFn/.liI i FFlowel r Shop, Straus & Co., Aiibury Pnrk. A Lenten ;;ervlco for hnn been held for eight yearn nnd .^ome. time during (he llcxt. fwr received nt pollco headquarters, the Daughters of Revolution Will Honor xton.-ilon hi this nei$;hborhood of the A. &• p. Company. (Broad iHrcct), children will bo held fiaturdny alter- now ranks an one of the most widely nlrport, newspaper offices, and tho "In thorn nny man so blind, to the months lo raise money. CWA plan?. f'liiyion'a Market, Silk Shop, Bray;) Washington nnd I/ncoln. fuels Hint In: believes that thorn nt noon at four o'clock. Sunday morn- known meets in this part of thehomo of our polico commissioner. After tho businesn merlin^ ill!'. "Your committee ha:; not yyet been Market, National Sc. and 10c. store, Ing there will bo Holy Communion country. An a part of day's festivi- Tho Daughters or tho American no morn hoinen to be huihled, nu Edward W. Miller jrrivn n talk with "May r respectfully request that If prepared to join in tho slate relief Goldberg's ami William Kane's High- ut half-past seven "'clock nnd litany ties! over 1,200 furmnr/i nnd their fnm- thlfi complaint rtomi not como undnr Rovolutlon, Monmoulli Chapter, will mnrc r.ohooln nn'l I'lniivhri nnd road™ open di.ieihifiinn on "Ohrktkui Ml': program., |,i idkaliij up, way Miirket. find brldgon nml factories nn not wr-rc :;orvcd by Mi.1;:; nrown, Mis'i An- to tho propor nuthorlllos, nnd ndvlso i niched the. time when no further ;:oud n':i:tlts wen: reached in locali- ery was won by Mrs. Bertha Fowler, half-past .seven o'clock. aefore the races tnlto place. mo of the outcome?" Broad iitrcot. Mrs. Jumca A. Edgar n'lhel Hotlfic, Ml.":; Dorothy Macin- ties v.-heie such programs wore un- and a liquor act, donated by Schwartz of New Brunswick, utnto director of piOinTf'ii in pofmilile in the ficle-nci> ; ,—«^»^» tosh, Mm. Jacob YuM. and Mr: . Ku<;- ileiialir'n. mid .-in experiment, hern Monmouth street Furniture Store niiortly nfter tho letter had been the Society of Children, will he tho :mil ml of political government. Is War Popnrtment, Com- miy mini, acquainted with lilntory, might v,-i|l, ;n:uiv of us think, bo un- »M won hy Mrs. Mabel Willett. The principal iipeulsor. Tribute will bo I,-'Hit evening the. MaiV Mount chap- dertaken ulong the lino of fooil gar- (able.-, were donated l>y Albert Wor- llr. Leonard Cnrlbon, who has an Four Hlfflllnnd;; rofldentH wore missioner Wlliton wns Invited to con-paid to the memory of Washington willing to fiity that tho human race tcr entertained nil the guil'lr, in Mon- 1 office in tho Dorcmus building on overcome Baturday mornltij; by gasfer with Major Lawrenco Brower, hiifi nothing more to achieve In re- don;- in this township thin year.' den tt Sons and the chairs wero do- nnd Lincoln In recognition of Ihnlr inoUlh county at a vatentinf build Broad ntrect, will bo among tho when fi itlriln burnt In tho ground un- commanding ofllocr of the Nowblrthdftyii. Contributions for Kills ligion, IIIUEIC, lltcratme and phllo.-.u- nated by It. Ii. Mount & Bon. York natlonnl guard. Tho confer- supper ami rall.y. Mr;'. Eleanor Ken- Ti» ltecomo JS'uilK. Mm. Hcrth Fowler, chairman of delegates to the. convention of theder tho ntoro of Tunlii H.-Lnno on Island win i,,j KOTIV,,,^ jihy? you was in general charge. Miller iitrcot. The, victims wero Mr. ence vvas hold anil Bllllck wn3 or- Mi.-n Murllitt l''elumim of Fair the committee, was anslnted by Les- Chrlopodldti)' society to bo held nt Following tin) regular meeting flvo "To faro thiuic vciUIUefl of work the Berkeley Cnrteret hotel tit As-Lano, hla daughter, Mrs. Kyrll Parlt- dered to tmopond all flying opera- Haven nml M|,!;, Mnrliin Connolly of ter T. Mount and Walter Antonidca. r; William Card, nn employee in tho tions, It. wan otated yesterday by young daughtorn of- chapter mem- tintuiU-iiod or yet to bo begun In to Newspaper circulation ilmt count.'; ' jc ui>; onlered Mount fit, Mnry'n I ~ «»-«-•— "iury Pnrk Friday and Saturday. The ber,, wni prc;|,,lU n cniotlM piuy> Uft frM-foro the gnzo of youth and fljio with tln> U(lvertif:or l;i Ihe bonallde ,'i'ogram will con.'dnt of u\x liclmi- storo, nnd Clmrlra HartoKnlvo, who tha cunimlfinioncr thiit Milllck hull iiin.- Ihe kind Tim Register hns. No .•'invent, at riainileld Kuinlay. Minn 'l'«e Red Bank Rcgloler travels rcyldca in Ilio hoimo ndjolnlm; tho bticn grounded, prndlng an inVi'iitl- I.ho Hi™ Point HturV piiilo Davis, iilllif lilt? MO.U Klol'iOU!! I'tfl Of Up" ov0 (;V( IV tlflc demonstrations by physicians pi einiumft or ofliel iuilnceiniiuls h;,ve lioiothy i[,.,.|| ,,f Tlnlon Fallc will ' ' "trcct In town nnd every itorn. All v.-oif: revived "fter rnnelv- giition. A local i-uncm-t plnnhit, will, play two poiumlty, tho hour of heaviest le- ever been offeietl (o ueenre circula- •'iii'T I he In-titutioi, some tinio in ,!™.'!. \'l}'li <™"n7' f'«t.it carry your and ohlropodiMf!, lecturra nnd Imsl- Chopin w:iltr. mul Wcbor'n Rondo j K t ness session. Tho nffnlr will clone nt; nifidlrnl »(trillion, nnd apparent- Copies of the charge.^ tmidertgnlnst nj MpoM^lbBHy, the supreme clvillen;*':; tion.— Ad vcrtlsemen I. ly' suffered nu ill clfoct::, ' Mrs. Venion u<,:m nnil Mr*. Tn-von- thuroushfn rca. Advertisement. with a ball and banquet. tho aviator wi-io forwarded tu tlio iaa Bennott will "bo RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14,19M. HOUSE SHOTS I'OSTPONED. in Grays Upset Quads Pre-Lenten Dance Cold Weather Causes Promotes (o Advance Date to March. Held Last Night . Due to tlio exceptional weather Tho pre-Lenten Valentine social II I. -, „ . . condition;;, nrnkint; it practically Im- and dance under the auspices of the S8 6 asquan 24-13. GAMES NEXT TUESDAY. at Red Bank, st/ites that he advises lonej'f Mrs. Anita Huphey, Mra. IT owned by Geurgo Rupport and Qunilrangle club vs. Weotnlile Y. folks who have not yet bad difficul- Tttley'ii vu. Itumuoa Ramblers, James Larkln, Mrn. Mary Carton, Utjorge Glllig of New York. The race Playing an overtime period tlio IlMl ties of Ibis sort to be on guard. This Mrs. Joseph Laurino, Mra. Ralph wan over exceptionally Blow lea in a lied IJnnk (Jniya va. Keiniblican club. ilrlg the weather has turned Fancy Beef and Grny high fjchool nettern defeat- In the opening encounter thn Tet- Kelzon, Mrs, Peter Fleming, moderate westerly air; tho bumpy ed Manasquun lnat nlfe'lit. Tho locul milder, but this Mr. White says, i:j ice. with hlllockn caused by tho recent luya fiquad found it easy riding when not a guarantee against freezing The commit tee in charge of re- high Kehool yecondu dropped the pre- ! fn.'jshrncnts were Miss liernadette heavy nnow, rotarded the speed of liminary game to the Munasquan s'c- tliuy managed to hold the lead in the troubles. Tho frost is driven down the boats to a great degree. deeper even though the temperature ! l^mmons chairman, the Misses Mary ondn by a ;scoro of 21-13. i ("Iroufjo, Kmily Sugurton, Marie Benjamin L. Abater's Pet took Coming from tho rear after bciiifj higher and thereby the danger of tho lend at tho start but wan noon water in pipes freezing and bursting I Hanun, Mary Ladiso, Rose Ladiso, pruiscd by tho Phantom and from la increased. j Gertrude Minton, Margaret Salmon, Armour's Star then on tho Fhnntom waa never Tho town hall has been deluged i Agncsy Valentine, Mary Kelss, Cath- headed during tho contest. with telephone calls about 'troubles i crine Massey, Rose, Amelia and Mar- Smoked John S. Applegate'B Marconi-rigged era led Tetleys in of this kind. Heat has been cut off \ garet Marks, Mary Morris, Eliza- er HondricUuonTiilaylng at center for ">«1 Jack Chambers ] I beth Porter, Corinne Welsh, Ella Skinned lireeze, wailed by Charlcn Burd and !c i ) wlt l 011 1 polnta apiece from nt lo.iEit 100 houses, Mr. White Gordon Morrow loot much ground tlio locul live, led the Cankers in ' .°' " -,T, 5 ' ?™ • .VicGiirrlty, Helen Massey, Margaret scorins with elx Hold goal* for a total "hlle, "Bunky" Schei,It closely lol- estimates, by water becomjng frozen when iihe was forced to withdraw lowei1 wlUl ten Vatisellman, a Re- ln pipes. Many cellars have been j Curlcy, Helen Curley, Anna Mac temporarily because of a pin wovk- of twelve point:, while Solby of Mm,- publican, led hi- s team with four Held Hooded with water. An air compres- • Lang. Tho music committee con- Ing loose in a port uhacklo which Jet Ufjquan led his team with isix goals goals and a foul for a total of nlno sor was used Sunday to dig down in- HiHted of the Misses Helen Curley the nhroudu loose and threatened to and two foula. points. to the frozen ground to get at.later- and Rose Ladiso. Entertainment drop tho Bpar. .Captain Burd tied 11ED 11ANK. committee was composed of Misses 1 O V ITS TETLEYS. als which were filled with frozen wa- tlie .fhiouds together at tho runner - 1 G r I>TS ter. The frost has penetrated below ! Emily Sagnrton, Mary Morris and 1 plank and even with this delay came Wei L-V, r 0 3 Scheldt, ! G 0 10 the water mains, hut Mr. White says Helen Manley. in third nt tho finish. Ill, C li 0 12 Sliivcnz, ( - 0 0 0 he does not believe the water in these Tur•norl t, V. .. 1 0 Kwec], I - 7 0 11 The prize for tho event was a tro- 1 0 I I). Culnndrlcllo, I - 113 pipes will become frozen because the rr phy offered by Commodore Minton. . Vnrenrt•111. 1 3 6 ClmmberiJ, c 7 0 14 water is constantly circulating. oman Leaves For winning tho raco the Phantom ' Ainone. t 0 a r'nllon. c 3 0 0 Mr. White states that a sure sign IN ALL OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS will also havo her name engraved on o^0"1' .. 0 1*. Ciilinidrlello, s - 3 0 0 $1,000 to Cemetery, 1 1 Munlico, E - 0 0 0 that water is freezing in pipes is H Fancy Boston I Sliced Fresh the Sterling silver Commodore Wcav- ] 13 Lcildy, e 2 15 shown when the flow becomes lose er perpetual trophy, nlao given by MANASQUAN. 8 3d than normal. lie says the surest way Anna P. Frey of Ked Bank exe- Ib Mr. VaURhan. The aummarlc cuted her will in 1920. She left $1,000 Mackerel !_lQc Solby, f 1 ]'TS to prevent froeze-ups Is to let the wa- IIEPUHUCANS. ter drip out of the faucets slowly. to Fair View' cemetery to be uaed in COMMODORE'S CUP RACE. Stuen, f . 1 2 12 carrying for her burial plot. All the Fresh Opened nil. 3:01:50. Di«tnnco Ten Mien. .. 0 o i: During the past week or so plumber* . . 0 ix^t of her estate ahe bequeathed to do;/ HUP, f 0 0 'Smith, f. have been kept going almost con- John B. HUIHC of New York and ho Weak Fish Yuc-hl. Kinlnh Tlmo Hchnftr. c . :i stantly in thawing-out pipes, us a Select Oysters I'hnntorn 3:4 6:011 •10:10 Hlltter. c was named as executor. 1'irnlc II :i:46Mi) 40:1)11 MnrkiiHitn, '. o I'ntten, K result of. Ill* abnormally cold weath- 3:47;UO 42:30 (iruus'lorf, 1'cttit, e er. Automobile repair men have al- Dr. Harry E. Shaw, for neveral 3:1H:3O 43:40 . 0 so had busy limes, and , there has years on the staff of the Long Branch 3:411:00 44:1(1 G 30 10 2 21 Reg. 14c 12 been a huge increase in the sale of hospital and a well-known surgeon, ' 3:58:00 53:10 The local seconds their In the second tilt of the evening dropped J coal. The police, the street depart- executed his will last September. He Best Two races were Bailed Thursday, preliminary Barnes to the Manasquan tno Rumson Ramblers outscored the ment and other municipal employees left his entire estate to his wife, Nel ono In tho morning for a trophy of- seconds by a acore of 24-13. At half colored Westsldo "Y" team by a lie G. Shaw, and named her as exe- fered by Vico Commodore Jameo T.'tlmo Manasquan had the jump of ro of 24-29. The Rumsonitea at are co-operating in various ways to fc0 prevent damage by the cold weather. cutrix. Clayton, the event Being officially 13-5 and held n largo lead through- ]laif time had a ono point lend of Reg. 23c known as tho Vice Commodore's Mr. White states that they deserve Mrts. Hester E. VanSicklen of out the game. LnBionda and Figaro \}-Qt Both teams came back and large credit for the., service which Freehold divided her personal prop- Rich race, and tho other In tlic afternoon led in Bcoring with' three pointu aCored better in the"final half* The for a cup offered by Paul de la Reus- they have performed. erty between her daughters, Ajnnio apiece while four Manasquan play- uumson team advanced to second Councilman Harold S. Allen, chair- K. Laird and Ella D. VanSicklen. All tlllc. The Rcusslllo cup has been up era wero tied with four points apiece piaCo when tho Grays upset the man of the water committee of thc the rest of her estate was bequeathed Reg. 14c OSCO Best Whole Grain Reg. 12c Fancy Wet Pack for competition several times, It be- to share tho honors, Quads In the last game. Sammon, a to her daughter Ella. fng necessary for a boat to win two HUD BANK. 1 council, stated in talking to a Regis- forward for Rumson, led tho Rum-ter reporter that he wished to thank Mrs. Harry J. Stahlke of Belmar legn on tho trophy before taking per- 0 i' PTS son. five with ten points, while Tay- manent . pr—'"sslon. Thomas Irving Torilnn, f ooo I the employees of the other depart- left her entire estate to Mrs. Lilllo Ice 1 o 2 lor, center for Westalde, scored eleven ments for thc co-operation which Cowan of Long Island in a will Brown'n Say When, Mr. Brown's f. ,"j for re-election. Hall received 81 4SC0 Asparagus Tips ; 2 Picnic cans 2Se aheetman, was well up in, third posi- Ln'nincc,' g. 1 3 Johnson, c. .: .317 tawan to Perth Amboy, where they f [g Beardsley's Shredded Codfish -<» P s 13c votes and Quast t!5. Mr. Quast is had their wedding picture taken. '20c &SGD Ground Black Pepper U-ib can 10c tlon when a sheet .rope'parted and Grnnaclorr~ ' '. 0 4 spending thc winter in Florida. ' fSSCO White Meat Tuna Fish she had to bo withdrawn for repairs. Apr-Ieffnte, 11 2 21 Tho maid of honor was the can 12c Philadelphia Cream Cheese 2 P^ss 15c Ran, it In a last minute rally, the Red George C. King and Charles J. Glen Cove Clam Chowder Thia was quickly done and she re- Lcnicn, £. groom's sistez*, Miss Anna Danuck, 10-oz bot 12%c Heinz Soups (except clam chowder) 2 cans 27o entered the contest and finished fifth. Bank Grays upset the Quadrangle Greenfield, who woro re-elected, re- and the best man waa thc brido'a I3SCO Tomato Catsup Reuben White's Elisabeth pressed club by a score of 24-28. At halt ceived 92 and 90 votes respectively. brother, William Korky. The bride Hcfcro, Drown; ncorci1, tihipKUi; timer tlmo the Quads had a lead of 11-3, the Phantom for aocond piaco in the The appropriations were carried. was attired in a white satin gown Reg. \2V2cdSa)Sliced No-Waste Reg. 25c<$«» Royal Anne event finishing 'Only fifteen seconds j but ln the last two minutes to play with a long train and a veil made the Vaccarelli brothers and Palucci behind her. MOURN DEATH OF MUMIMCK. ARKKSTFJ) AFTEB ACCIDENT. of tulle decorated with orange blos- The afternoon's race for a leg on all droped field goals to put their soms and seed pearls. Thc maid of Bacosi H the Rousallle prlzo was taken hand- team In tho lead. This upset moved honor wore a transparent peach col- Excellent quality fruit—rich syrup. Mooting of AVcnonuh Society at Long tho Rumson live into second place Drivers and Friends Fight Over Guilt Hickory smoked—rindlesa. ily by tho Pirate II, which finished Branch Friday Night. for Mlshnp. ored afternoon gown with hat and and the Quads dropped back to a shoes to match. The bride carried a C!m Ib thirty s.cconda ahead of Captain Tho Wcnonah society, which lias a Geisha Brand Crab Meat 25c Fancy Evaporated Apricots 19e White's Elisabotn, although she waa three-team tie for third place. Jim Four persons were arrested by bouquet of whitee roses nnd lilies of membership.. of residents of Little Turnock, center for the Quads, led state police following an accident tho valley. The maid of honor car- Princess Cocoa 1b can 13C fiSCD Golden Table Syrup ean 10c lust to get away at the starting stake. Silver, Jted Bunk and other places The wind wn3 from a north to north- his team In scoring with five field between two trucks last night on ried cream colored tea roses. Ensign Brand Prunes 2 ib pits 17c ($SCD Golden Bantam Corn 2 cans 2Sc in this vicinity, met ut the home of goals and a foul for a total of eleven Nut Swamp road in Middletown town- k westerly quarter ' and the regatta Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor of Long ahip. No one waa hurt in the mis- About fifty of the couple's close N. B. C. Flake Butters P s 10c mCO Crushed Com 2 cans 2Sc committee shifted the courao during points. Meade of the Grays netted lb Branch Friday night. Preparations six field goals. hap. relatives and friends attended the N. B. C. Chocolate Twirls 19c Gold Seal White Oats 2 P^sa 13c tlio day to give the skippers somo had hoen made for u-Bpncliil musical wedding dinner, which was served at windward work, .n Tho Pirate II Charles Bruno of Pearl street, dri- program to be given under the direc- UUADItANULE CLUB. ver of one of (he trucks, charged tho home of the bride's parents. passed tho EUsabpth on the cccond tion ' of Mrs. Katherino M. Throck- Tho bride and groom were child- Our Own Freshly Baked Week-End Special tap and completed thc ten-mile event Duvej-, [, with assault and battery was held 1 morton of Ked Bank, who died three Piimntorj. t 3 hood sweethearts. The young couple Maple Iced each Cocoanut MnrshmaUow each in an even twenty-four minutes, under bail of $100 for tho action of weeks ago. Mrs, Throckmorton was Turnock, 1 It tho grand jury by Justice Elmer C. left for Garden, Massachusetts, by which was considered very faat timo a —- o 0 0 automobile for their honeymoon. to have had charge of tho music at Ktinn. K 0 Wninrijjht. Tho other driver, Chariot; Pecan Loaf Cake Layer Cake considering the condition of tho fee all of the society meetings the com- *^<-uc to no opposition, only 26 votes Acme Only a few seconds separated the Her sudden and unexpected death RED BANK GRAYS. Sentence on both charges waa sus- pended. Emma Rogers, also accused were cast at the Ea'tontown election Pet and the Phantom'at the finish. waa a subject of much comment at C. F PTS yesterday. Albert Smock, Daniel S. , tho meeting and much sympathy Slianililin, f 0 of disorderly conduct, received a sus- Dr. Theodore Doremus's Now Then, T. Vnccnrelli, f. 3 2 a Morris and Milton Smith all ran for ! wau pended sentence. "' IT milled by former Mayor William IL I expressed for her mother and Finnro. f 1 0 2 re-election and received 26 votes, j A superb blend Includes Arabian, It. White, finished fifth and John S. sister••'-'—. Mrs. "Throckmorton'• • 's many (irntilr, f 0 0 0 The police arrived in time to :;lop while Albert C. Wolcott, who is bor-f Delicious blend of lino traits of character were dis- Mrnilc, c f> 0 12 with rich, full Mocha, Java and Applegatc's Breeze sixth. Tho sum- Pnhn'cl, tr \ a fretvfor-all iight which followed a ough treasurer, received 26 votes to 'hoos<> (lie Blend that the finnst Santos South American cussed by tho members of the socie- conference between the drivers nnd flavor and mellow maries; V. Vnccnrelli, c. 2 0 4 illl thc term of Carl 'Whitehurst, who , Suits Your Taste coffees. coffees. MORNING RACE. ty. Particularly was mention made their priKsengnru to determine who resigned. The current expense ap-1 2 2S [) i st ntwc, Ten Miles. 3tnrt, of her mnny acts of charity, her waa in the wrong. propriation voted was $18,400 and re- I Referee. MncDonnld: Cnlnn- Kinpncd cheerfulness, her successful endeav- pairs and replacements $1,500. Tho J Ym-lil. Hnlnh Timo ors to bring happiness into bereaved ilriello; timer, Sickles; hnlvo, 1'irnlc II I 1134:00 24:15 iuuiteen rninutCH. Auxiliary to Hold Card l'avty. chairman of the election was Percy i J'hantom 11:34:46 homos and her thoughtfulneys for Dangler, Harry Wolcott was secre-1 Wholesome and Delicious—Rich Milk and Wheat. H:3r,:on others. \ Tho ladies' auxiliary of the Hay- tary and Asa Fary and Andrew I1 ::io:8fi ; Speaker Tells Of ers' Boat club met laHt nlKht at the liccker tellers. . ; loat 11:37:00 27:15 homo of Mn;. Lyall lCnylico nt Rum- Now Then 11:38:00 28:15 IN TOWN.smr. Made by Master Bakers Victor Bread — ^c flou nnd made plans for a caul party in Our Own Bakeries AFTERNOON RACE Safety Education Monday nlijlit, March 1-. at the Elks llrldga Ganio I-ant Night. The Economy Loaf—chosen Ly many. c. Ten Mllefl. .Start, 2:10:00.' .School Trustees yi.oso Terms Kx- F H Monmouth lunnt!. Tin' nrxt mecliitf; will lake Thc eighth gnme of the, ten-pame . Elnnseil plrcir Wore Ito-rtertwl Yesterday.. ^ ^ . r •rieii of tlio weekly contract bridgn Yiu'lit. Flnlph Timo wjig thc gucat peakcr Jasl n] u o( place Mund;iy nlKllt, March .>. at the OS00 PURE PRESERVES |[ ;l Shrcwiibury (ownahlp voters yvs- tlio regular weekly meeting of tho Swimming; Rivet" Counlty chili. tournament conducted by Mrs. L. J. H 3:10:30 24:30 terday re-elected tlio member:! of ] Lions club In the Globe hotel. Mr. .liiiRT and Mrs, Judson Dunlap was 13-oz. jar 1 Ac 3:I0:4H 24:J!I . rG>*-*>— — Strictly Fresh I'huiitom 3:10:r,2 24:62 tho board of education whoso tcrmsi i Page, who was Introduced by Cap- KxploKlu'ii In ltimk Uiilliliiljr. played last night at thc Molly Pitch- Now Then 3:16:30 27:30 expired by largo majorities Tho sue- j tain R. V. R. H. Stout, npoke on er hotel. The top score winners wero \ g For boiling1, poaching or sick room uso. 3:15:00 20:00 ccssful candidatrs and their The oil buriief in the Atlantic were Hardy Bush and Joseph Clancy. '""' ---- "' ' .... votes j "Highway Safety Education." He HiuhhmdH Nntionnl bank buildllig MORTON'S SALT The nest club event for points and wero Leon Shafto 331, Locko S, Cur-'paid he was amazed at the lack of other prizes will be called after tho exploded about. ' two o'clock thi-s To 'Visit tlio Mediterranean. ' (Viain or lortizeiO 99C : 24Ji-lb by a Inrgo minority. A testimonial reception waa held Hoy Scout Troop CO Conquers for Kev. Edward W. Miller, pastor of Kitchen Tested F 1 O U1 '•»« ^^ b»s FIUITOI of Trooi* 23. I.lquor Ucenfio (iranlod. tho Baptist church, who observed bin HC ,iluc to enter tho Silverware Niiminf,' Contest—Blfr Prb.es. $11,000 in cash ami noven Automobiles. Panther patrol of Boy Scout dintributor'n liceniie for tho pult; WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ! eacl1 lln o A; Sunborn Lemon Snail Buns . . 8c Boscul Coffee 29c , Coffee lh tin 27c Loaf .... 19ceac!l

0 F FTH 'm°'tH nJ' nianngor. Tho company ad- that huMaa' night will bo held FRIDAY & SATURDAY ! s' 1 n" jVcrllacs thnt It 1H flclllnff bovcrnKcn nt Tuesday, April 10. An invitation to each Finest Quality PRODUCE - - Fresh Daily "ft'1 bxi-jjain price:;. lino tlio noclnl hnll nt tho Bnptlnt Buns . . . . 19c , 2 0 church for the club'o night meeting 1 2 each Attend Fonnilor'H Day Ohiirnllim. on Tuesday, February 27, wan re- LARGE 1X0KIIU o o it Cake .... 25c 0 0 Mm. G- K. *aine, MI-M. J. YmiM, ceived. Mi'.'i A. P^ Taylor and Mia. Kenneth Guonta of tlio club wore former ORANGES Mayor William H: R. White nnd Dr. Hot Cross Buns Fresh Every Day Smith wero rcprcioniatlvci from tho tlozcii S'I'AQ. Jnnlor-Hrnlor high :;chool Parpnt- M. J. Tjorcnza of ISngliahtown. During Lent 20c doz. I 1 Tonrhev afirocliitlnn nt. th<- Monnmutli 0 0 County Koundcr'ii day rclobmtkm nv Unluii Orgtinr .njunil. '.'. :! Phone RED BANK 3959. 04 uenlly hold at Iho Kilia club and at- Ui uno Hellu of .Ininr, atutn or- II 4 tended tlio conforencpii nn member- ganizer for tho Amalgamated cloth- 00 ship, publicity mid piuont fttiucutlon. ing worUertJ, whono effortn to organ- ize tho Slgnnmd HHunor fnctory oni- Jallml on Arson Cliiirgi> a mis- two soldiers from Fort Monmouth. Lftsit. week'a cold weather mado sioner unto other groups of God's busy timea for automobile mechanics Low Tho following Is tho text of a ser- earthly children. Many of tho young Bailors aro now Ratta mon on Lincoln to be delivered by taking a life saving counio at the 3auk won the automobile pil- and plumber a. Pipes burst in uiany We clo well to contemplate Lincoln Tho hon-playeru' prizes wcro homes and lar^e tlamago was go no SASH Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon of Tomplo annually_ ally. In Ills fundamental aspects natatorium at Asbury Park and are Biiai Israel at thu synagogue on Riv- of spirituality, moral nnd ethical as- being taught by an Instructor of that tu automobile radiators erside avenuo Friday evening of this piration and effort carried on with place. A plea is now being made to For tho ttrot tlma hi many years Styles and Sltndoa. week: indomitable courage, Lincoln Is anfurm a library und thoso having old lco froze thick enough on Raritan Christian Science inspiring eillorc3censc of the patrio- books which are not in uso aro asked bay to permit skating. Bomo boya MONMOUTH As I contemplate the majestic fig- tic spirit In which the Jews of old, im rt.il c.iiliitt.nt.;! \vi:iu ijuivuii, lled up, Mills on their atedn and ure of Abraham Lincoln, thero and subsequently In tho founder of to get in touch with tho skipper; MEN'S SHOP Reading Room springs spontaneously in my thought Christianity, reached their hlnhe.it mate or one of the scouts and ar- nuxuniiuxiliar y wilwml uiucimeet, tomorroUJUIUIIUWw nHI it; went suiting; over the tsUppcry mir- (FKEE TO TUB PUBLIC) the great Abraham of Jewish history. and noblest expression. Jew, Chris- rangements will be made to gather noon at tho home of Mrs. G. II. N fucc. Ono boy made ouch a trip to stoifico and ut Shrewsbury Market.) gifts. Ho developed them. What he church Sunday. Mr. 13rower, tsoloisl though an independent organization, Decamp and did we- can do in qual- William Pnrlrer and Henry Obre from St. Timothy's church of New is in a sense alflliated with tho flro ity If not in equal quantity, if, cen- Eatontown News. are now owners of bob sleds. York, tiang at ,tho preaching services. company and arrangements have tering our eye upon his phenomenal At the lire meeting held Thursday The Sunday-school children were en- been made whereby It can be sum- (The HCJ Bank UCBISU'T inn bo tiouuht moned by tho flrohouso uiren. realization and achievement, we fol- in Eatontown from Noble Mnnhy lit thi* niplit at the flrehou.se William Reyn- tertained by atoiiea told by Mr. low him with patient and serious em- Gettea. A talk wan given by John ulation. luulollico and at A J, lluuue'j »tore.) olds applied for his exemption pa- It is true that Lincoln was thrust Mrs. Clickener Taylor, who Is stay- pern. They were approved of by the Wubbenhorut of Carmc), who \va.i up by the necessities of his time just ing at the Taylor residence on Broad company. Following tho meeting rc- the pastor last summer. Awards N'ew Monmouth News. as the piercing peak of the mountain street, is improving after being con- fro.'ihmentu were served. wero given in the Sunday-school to BUY ONE OR AS that, with tho mantling Know peno- fined to her home by illness for the Stewnrt VnnVHet of Sycnmore ave- Edgnr Tier, Mrs, Tier, Warren Het- The Junior Young Peoplu'u choir, at Reasonable trates the fleeting clouds, is a result past three or four weeks. nue will leave tomorrow for n two- tel, Catherine Clter and Eleanor Tol- of the upward thrust of the earth's which has seventeen members, ren- A spaghetti supper was given last monthK* fishing trip in Florida, where linn. MANY AS YOU WISH surface, of which It is a part. But he will join his father. dered selections at tho Sunday morn- Prices. Lincoln did much as every great man night at the borough hall for the bene- The board of community church ing sorvlco at the Baptist church. At does. Ho capitalized the opportunity fit of the Sea Scout Ship Count Luck- A new arc light has been installed met last week. Plans wcro mado for at the corner of White and Broad night tho Ushers' Union \yaa in of his time. He was not educated in ner. Supper was served between 5:30 a roast pork and sauerkraut supper charge of tho service. Prayer moot- Come in and see the fine quality of these photo- the sense- of being the product of the and 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Frank Marsellia streets. to be given soon. Phone R. B. MM The Jolly Workers of the Shrews- ing will bo held tonight at the, home schools. Ho was largellgeyy self-taughtlftjwght. cooking. Assisting were Mrs. Boy Scout Troop 88 will hold a cov- of Mr. and Mrs. William Coo. A graphG. And they will live forever. Any mem- Ho had, however, the secret of edu- dicl ^ g bury Presbyterian church met Mon- ered dish supper on Washington's day night at the home of Mrs, G. H. "day of prayer" service will bo held ber of the family may take advantage of thio himselcatlonaf l witsuccesh concentratios in that nho anapplied d John Moore, Mrs. John Irving, Mrs. Birthday at the ftrehoujje. by the Missionary society Friday af- hViustlve thoroughnes•s 't•o whateve' exr- Arthur Vincent, Mrs. Harry Kirk- Nevlus of Sycamore avenue. A regular meeting of the Ladles' offer, gard, Mrs. L. D. Seeley and the Mrs. Matilda Obro entertained the ternoon in the Sunday-school room. he undertook to do. Still you can not Misses Isabella Kenna, Dorothy Wag- auxiliary of Community church was j account for him unless into the equa^ Thimble Bees of the Presbyterian •The service at tho church Sunday This Week Including Saturday: I tion of his life you bring the push ner, Patty Seeley and Athia Tuttle. church on Monday. The group held at the flrehouse, followed by a niffht will bo in charge of tho World j and pull of his profound and genuine 'Sliss Agnes Cotgreave of Corlies sewed for the coming spring sale to supper. Wido guild. 10:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. (recognition of his dependence upon avenue, who is in training at thobe held by the church. The Grasshopper athletic club, will Wilbur Roberta la improving from a Supreme Being, who to his mind Monmouth Memorial hospital, slipped Elliott I-L Stoillet of Newark ad- meet Saturday at the homo of Mrs. a severe cold. Cleansers & Dyers, Inc. represented in combination perfect and fell while working Thursday at Masterson. The members of tho Baptist Chris- righteousness nnd power. In other dressed the Sunday night service at ; WE KNOW HOW. words, Abraham Lincoln was a truly the hospital. She sustained a broken tho Presbyterian church on "Some Tho. Ladies' aid society of Com- tian Endeavor society enjoyed a val- religious man. In this lay his source nose In the fall. Problems and Some Applications of munity church will meet Tuesday af- entlno sociable at tho parsonage of effective successful and phenom- Friday, February 10, at 2:30 P. M. Psychology." ternoon at the homo of Mrs. T. S.Monday night. Main Office and Plant enal power. World Day of Prayer will be held at The Shrewsbury Reading club met Wlnkleman. The members arc mak- 24 W. FRONT ST. Lincoln was not a man of commer- tho First Methodist church. This is yesterday afternoon at tho homo of ing an applique quilt and a special cial impulse. He was not in quest of a gathering of all tho churches. The Mrs. G. II. Mlksch of Sycamore ave- effort in being mado to have a full TEL. B. B. 442. material advantages. He was with- churches expecting to bo represented attendance. RED BANK out self-centered, selfish ambition. He nue. The Music and Drama commit- $>(§)(£)• was carried along with a sense of aro the Eplscopni, Presbyterian, Ad- tee was in charge of the program. A series of talking pictures will bo LIQUID, TABLE IS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS the urge of a higher compulsion. He vent and tho Methodist. "The Old Peabody Pew" presented given Tuesday nights at the Port Cheeks Colds first day, Headaches or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and Monmouth flrehouae, beginning- Feb- was what he became and did what Friday night by the Shrewsbury Neuralgia in 30 minutes. Malaria in 3 flay a he accomplished because God, as an children of South River visited Mr. Dramatic club was very successful ruary 20. Inexhaustible reservoir of power and and Mrs. William Davis of Clinton and there is some talk about present- The firemen will hold a colonial Fine Laxative and Tonic compulsion, was the background of his life. Lincoln attended church avenue and Mr. and Mrs. John Ben- ing it again. Much credit is given to clanco at tho flrehpuao next Wednes- Most "Speedy Remedies Known. frequently. This was an expression nett of Lewis street over the week- Mrs. Edmund vomSteeg, the director day night. Prizes will bo awarded of his sense of responsibility that is end. • | and reader. to tho wearers of the best costumes. New Way to Hold Loose assumed as a governing principle by The Ladies' aid society of the First { Communion service in Christ Music will bo ^provided by Jimmie most men of Important position in Methodist church will hold a covered church was held this morning at Comerford'g Pennsylvanians. life. He did not affiliate with any LAST church. He was denominational in 'supper and sociable for the re- 10:00 o'clock. The nowly organized Woman's Re- identification. Could he have found Trn of holiday bags Wednesday A successful party was held last publican club will hereafter hold its Firmly in Place TIMES a religious organization commitedy vcnlng at 6:00 o'clock. On Thurs- week at the Shrewsbury flrehouse by meetings at the flrchoutno the first V)o fnlno teeth nnnoy and bother by TODAY simply, solely and seriously to ther ,ay afternoon they will meet at the the Shrewsbury branch of ttie.JUvcr- Tuesday night of each month. dropping und slipping when you eat, tnlk Fatherhood of God and the Brother- view hospital auxiliary. About 13 ta- The dance and card party hold by or I an (i h ? Junt Dprlnklo n little hood of Man it would have won and 'arlter home on Broad street. KASTEETH" on your pliitco. This now, THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY Rev. and Mrs. Louis M. Case, Miss bles were in /play and the party tho Ladies' auxiliary of the fire com- tiiBtolcsa powder holcia teeth firm nml held his loyalty. cleared $72.55. Prizes were awarded comfortable. No gummy, sooi>y. punty Susie Allgor and Mrs. Harry Dennis . pany Saturday night was largely at- tuflte. Makes brenth pleannnt< Hot Two Big Features ! The genuiness of Lincoln's piety, and daughter Mary of the Women's at each table. Two lamps donated by tended. FASTEETH toilny at Wliclnn's or any which was his source of greatest Homo Missionary society attended • Dr. John B. Boyd of Red Bank wero I Mr3. Joseph Centennl ia Improv- othor drug store power, appears in his prnyerfulness. Again and again he had recourse to tho meeting in Bancroft Taylor Rest I prayer. It stabilized and strength- Home, Ocean Grove, Monday even- ened him. It gave him charity, con- Ing. I viction and courage. You cannot ac- Mrs. Ellen Stansfiekl held a bunco Every dt»y in the week wo count for him apart from this. You party Saturday night at her home on offer a big special of any 3 cannot contemplate him either in conduct or in verbal expression with- Maple avenue for the benefit of St. of thesis Items out sensing the coursing of an Irresis- Jnmea Episcopal church. | FOB g& »| .00 tible undercurrent of spirituality. He Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith and' , Otis had the was warmed and vitalized by thedaughter Ruth of College avenue prophetic tire which kept constantly spent Sunday visiting relatives in Eyebrows, Setting, Shampoo, burning at the hearth of his heart Camden. | power to starve iilanlcuro each 9£o and on occasion flamed and flared out in the conduct of hi3 life. Mrs. Charles Falkonburg held a calendar party at her homo Friday a nation! One Lincoln's religiousness, which is basic to the finest expressions of his evening. About twelve guests were j character, was fed and determined by present. Cards and games wero j starved the heart; his profound and intimate knowledge played after which a supper waa and grasp of the precept, principles served. and especially of the spirit of the Old of the woman Testament, the inspiration of which Mrs. Clyde Hayes of South street Is found in his simplicity, Ills virility wa3 stricken with a hysterical faint HAIR DYEING and his spirituality. He comprehend- Sunday morning. who loved him I for ed and applied better than many The Methodist church welcomed LADIES anj GENTS Jews and Christians some of tho fun- the Eatontown Sea Scout Ship Count j damental insistencies of the Bible. He was particularly struck and im- Luckner at their service Sunday pressed by its annunciation of Israel evening. Marching from the borough FOB AN APPOINTMENT as a God's chosen people. He under- hall fully uniformed with their Skip- stood this not as an assumed com- per Edward Walder, Mate Andrew pliment paid by the Almighty, but as Becker and Mascot Bobby Hayes to a characterization of a responsibility placed upon a divinely gifted people. the church, the group wero welcomed Phone 2653 [ Prices in Effect Feb. 15, is, 17. | Phone 2654 To him ability made for responsi- by members and parents. About WITH BEAUTY PARLOR bility. Israel was chosen in thetwenty were present. Skipper Wal- sense of being gifted by God for ex- der addressed the service on the C RICHARD CHESTER GENEVIEVE CO BROAD ST., BED BANK emplifying and promoting choiceness early history of sea scouting. (Upstairs In Candy Kitchen of conduct thiough tho realization of 1 MORRIS TOBIN His teachings. This appellative Lln- Tho Sea Scouts have 'been given ARLEN Building) pilvilcge to use the Rattl house on — AND — i RUMP VEAL LOIN PORK Half LEG VEAL FRESH HAM Whole STEP WITH 1934! ; CHUCK ROAST STAR HAM Whole , BEEF LIVER Premium HAMS Whole - w, BEEF KIDNEYS SAUSAGE MEAT tft?" COMPLETE m IC PORK CHOPS Center i" 3REAST VEAL VEAL CHOPS Rib • 11 & 13 BROAD ST. '•! NECK VEAL SI'ECIAI,! |: ^iGS'LIVER 1b. SIRLOIN STEAK It). SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY 3 PHONES: Free Delivery. "'HILA. SCRAPPLE 1BU2 BOTTOM ROUND jSPECIALSJ^THURS^FRI., SAT^ FEBRUARY 15^16, 17. '*ACQN SQUARES BOILED HAM * (Wliolo or Unit) ~~~M O NEY - sTv~l"N~G"~""v A L U E~s'7 Soap Chips Marmalade Tomatoes Coffee 29C Qs PC Jar B& Cans gft F3 C C. & M. STANDAJtn No. 3 Dried Limas m lbs. •§ Sc

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AUNT JEMIMAV Cocktails lint. Goi«ien CORN 2 Cans ^ JELLY 2JarH(^rzJ!p linnlanl i j ~" DOG FOOD 3 Cans //[L. BEANS 2 Cans ' [' \ »C Itmicli IJWO-H SALMON 2 Cans £r,iir" BEANS 3 Cans/' ,.,,;; lOX'l'KA LAIUiK—1 r,l fc J ' 1 QUALITY ON PARADE ! COMPARE ! ! ra'i. TOMATOES ''^ Cans !tt.t«i MILK 4 Cans ilKHSKY Top or Bottom Fresh Spinach 3 lbs. 17c :"New Cabbage 3.'ks. ifc \ )L'-I-:YI-:. YE:.-: :JAH.O» riLi.i/r »f Round Roast FKESH-KIIXEII 4 lo 5 Ilia. II). COMING—FEB. 21-22-23? Top Sirloin Roaot sne youitoEr.F IN TIIII MOVIIN S

.©acting Uiiciicens m- 19C id lied CAHT IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS. -;, ~^r_:- 1- C--^^l'^-j; ^iy FLORENCE MCDONALD^-JAMES STOKFS, J». •sTd RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 1934. Page Fifteen

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Mcd Bank Auxiliary Unit Held Two Meetings Last Week— One Regular Meeling ond the Other e County Gathering. ice The regular monthly meeting ot Office: LAR Shrow.ibury unit No. 168, Ladles auK- 105 Monmouth St HAS STARTLING BUYING POWER ! illary of tho Red 13ank American lo- glon pont, vrao held latit Thursday af- KEl) BANK ,Thuv8., Feb. 15; Fri., Feb. 1G; Sat., Feb. 17. ternoon at the Woman's clubhouse on Broad street. Mrs. Carl 13. Brs- mcr, tho prpsldont, presided. 18-IN. NAPKINS SANDOMIR CREPE MrB. W. W. Shampanoro, chairman vm Yds. M A A of tho child welfaro and rehabilita- Look In tion, committee, reported coal and gro- LO© ' . ceries to the amount uC. $20.30 had 10 J'ull bleach dutmuilt, hemmed Wuahublo plaliia or figures, been given veterann' families this •for tiiin; mercerized flntoh. weight for present dresa uuo; month and that shoes and stockings Itftf; 1.89 do/..,, yard-wluo, had been provided for ono child. Hazardous Uncertaintiesl Was SOp yd. Mra. A. T. Doremua read an ln- LUNCHEON SETS utructlvo bulletin showing what the JAN. 28:.Whore Is Arthur Abelo? possible for tho dog teams. BATH TOWELS government does for the disabled la ho on tho Jacob Kuppert, Tho Antarctic winter 13 about to' for veterans and the families of deceased drifting on tho Bay of Whales un- begin. Tho Jacob Kuppert is a steel iiror veterans. Mrs. Walter Boyd, mem- ablo to reach tho Jco wall to unload ship. If sho la caught In tho lco Piiro linen embroidered cloth, bership chairman, reported the local equipment or to tako marooned whea tho flea froezoa sho will al- 3Bx;iO; -1 nupklns—uluo, Bridge Largo size solid colors or white, unit had contributed to tho mem- mea aboard? Or is ho with tho 43 most cortaluly bo squeezed so that Hl'l.'l, doublo absorbent yarns. bership growth by enrolling fifty per 11*2. 20a to ZOo ca. men on tho ice at Prosnuro Camp, her plates will bo cruehed In. That J2E^LJ^ _TOM6RROW Ul'Z. l.BD. cent of its membership In advanco of four miles from tho edge, where la why Bho muct got out of there tho new year. soma of tho oupplloo had beon and back to New Zealand before J4-IN. WOOLENS CURTAINS Mre. Bromer, who IB .also Mon- dumped by tractors and dog teama tho freeze Boto In. Admiral Byrd has A thousand little The Screen's Most Glorious hove Vd. di A/TK I'alr' mout'h county music chairman, read from tho Ehlp before tho crumbling Bet February 10 aa the deadline Story Since "7th Heaven!" an article oh tho movo undor way of tho bay loo and tho great HOSB charms are yours. Are by Scnutor Royal S. Copeland of Now Meanwhile tho good old wooden New tweed checlig for. sprlngi Flut or rulilo, nets marquisettes York to have a gold medal bestowed Barrlor of lco cllffa Bent a million Bear of Oakland, with an lce-broak- you^doing your best all wmil for alclrto, druHaoa or nnd others; full lengths nnd squaro yardfl of the lco sliding into ng bow 2G feet thick. ID coming upon Georgo M. Cohan, composer, : to safeguard them? Milt:;, wldthu. playwright and actor, for his Bong tho sea? Or is ho one of tho four Bouth through tho Itoss lco pack. K('fj. 1.39. VBIIIO to 1.59. ("Over There," written in 1617, which men at Little America in need of Tho reason the Rupport la having I was auch an inspiration during war warmth and food? difficulty unloading la that the lco NOT all the beauty SILK CREPE LINEN CLOTHS time. Tho club [secre- has. gone out of tho Bay of Whales, I Tho members also discussed tho tary, who acts aa which Is nine miles wldo and 20 treatments in the final plans, under Mrs. Doremus, for editor of these ar- miles long. Usually there Is a great world can protect the "Gay Nineties' tea which la to be Impocter'n nampleij, puro linen; ticles, has had no BOlld ico pack at tho Bay'e ontranco l'uro dyo, no loading; 40-lnch held Tuesday afternoon, February with occasional leads or openings them, if you keep oiV Mini-toy brand. Btaplo colora, MxM to 00x80 olze. While they 27, at tho Woman's club. Keen In- direct word from ai.'iti black or white. lnst. tercut is being shown in this affair Abelo since tho through which a ship can oneak. doing the washing Keg. 1.39 yd. Values to 2.00, (because of tho fact that attendants day tbo Jacob This was tho situation when tha and ironing. Youth -t- nri> supposed to bo dressed In cos- Rupport reached Ruppert arrived. Tho ice kept tho UMBRELLAS tumes denoting tho "Gay Nineties." the Barrier in tho a QUlot. Now, however, tho lco has and beauty and charm 2 STAMPED LINENS Entertainment pertaining to the per- 1)3 y of Whales. broken up and BO much of It haa iod will also be provided.' (Jan. IS) He has, floated out to eoa that a heavy soon fade before the MrB. W. W. Sharnpanoro, Monmouth however, received swell haa taken possession of tho I'niitmnt linen Bcixrfo, lC'xtjO", Amorlcan taffeta, good quality county chnlrmnn for National De- "Johrf M~ulri messagea through bay. Tho ship can no longor dock hours of rubbing and timl other Btampocl articles. Indies' and men'n; assorted han- fense, gave an Interesting talk on Third Mate the Mackay Radio In this BWOII alongside the crumb- sousing, of bending Values to lrd kiddie*' fund, under Cream ITidfie; Liifnyctte Ivlnn, : a mmi, Mrs. Judson Vauglum nnd Mrs. Cream Rldgo; Albert Chafoy, Crcnm Joseph f$n\7.t Dr. Krcd Nownum 'and Henry Hylln. • RdRo; C. Gordon Ilycru,Imlnyutown; Hrrbort 1'Jdwnrds, linmctlintcly ln- Koyiioit unit will ontortoln tho B, It'. Htownrd, Inilaytitown; Calvin vo.'Mijtntorl tlm ens*- and h;wo Httod county auxiliaries In March. £v Alulsbui'y, CVcnm IJidgc; Harry the Diets child with new and larger Mnlulmry, Cream Itidge; David K. bmppii, A pica was roceutiy made TnntAim, Cream RUIRC; Lronuril H. for hrr traiiopoitation to tho Mon- Tendered Kitchen Sbowev. Vnnlllup, Allentown; Hurry R. Van- mouth Mcmoriul clinic for treat- Minn JSvolyn Hhaliccn of lClboron ilije, Allontown; I). M. Heinlrlckuun, monlH, whicli tiho in glvon thron llmeo Nva i tendered a kitchen tihowor lust Allentown; Fred I. Eldildge, Allen- COMING—TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ! wick at tho homo of Mla:i Ijllliim town; Andrew fladlcy, Allentown; An interoated I^oiif.; Branch real- Oi!o I'ni-'i'i-, Ben Lvou, Una Moikol, luvhel .hwt-li Ijiistbuum of Long Branoh. Slio ro- John C. Field, Allentown; Thomas dent an.'uvorcd t\,ha pica, and in pro- (•( Ivcd ninny gifts and after limy had Smith, Crenm Ridge; F. G. Ruo, Im- vidinjj thlti trnnnportnUnn. Thin REP BANK in "Tlu: Women in His; Life" bp(*n opened (ho gueiitu enjoyed a luyHtown; Edward C* Hutohinsion, work wa.'i nrrau)!,od through tho fipughettl supper. Mlnu Shahccn will Robblnavlllo; Charles W. Hehhisler, Biatontown rnitUK^ney rclii?f deputy Allontown; P. D. VanMnter, Mnrl- and Mlfia Winifred IUIJIIKIH, liluton- v.i d John Wnde of Rumnon In April. ,jO|l( I I ,1 I 111 Ml Nl 01 A(( (HIM boio; Ollbovt.O. IlemlrleltBon, Mnla- town'n viiil tliifj nur:u!.. 1 1 11111.I1 fu 1I11 nil , , .( 1 „ ThoiiR present woro Mrs. W. Mau- , I || 'in 'Inn mi .IK, I , I ml 1 •.1111 ,l.,i wnn; C. V. Aunutck, Eri(;llulitowii; IMI 1,11,1,1, ]• ^ |, 1 , ii> <• Kiiile, Mrs. Kveratt Smith, Mro. MAIN OFFICE & t h i I.// , KK. u lluit II , in nni ". Menry Mnher, Freehold, Michael I I ti ll.t'llll \'\l < 1 inn.1 >\ ', -,, m .luhiin Ciuiipboll, Mrn, John llicnlln, 1 Umli, I.'iiK')li'!i''k>wii; Clnri'iico. Cninp- PLANT: , I .! I . i I! ! . • -. 1 : Ii l< I I'l I I I I '.,11 Mi . V.'uKlo Kurtz, Mlsaeii l'Jleanor I I 1 >1|. I Ml III .1 'I, I , I , il I . . 1. 1 ri'i>SmW; Mm, TI. VullKIlk, The Anbury I'ark cify council lm;i 1 I l'l.!U'i, A|;nc?i J-ihidnTn, Kli/iibHll I i'h , 11 I u.l' ! l!u l> I'll I, I 1 Wluhntunk; Kml .Smith, Jr., AlU'n- I I .ill, I' 11 Ii .' II kr,' 2i 1 II 1 „ , 1 lull .1 . I'II , 1 Dduu waic nranlmj. Reel Bank, New Jersey \ I 1 ( ii 1 ui Ii i.'i. .ml 1'. 11 Mill i< , 1" < '(»> i! ., Hi I* ; , it i, BANK REGISTER FEBRUARY 14,ISM. P;'.«e 'Sixteen McLean, Mrs. Ehrlck Farmly, Mrs. Mrs. Abbie Bennett andiSonX Jud*' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knochel of charity committee of tha Methodist Hubert M. Farrow, Mrs. Howard on Bennett, ^n<> CnmiHisiiion U,,ofr,. Kbner Poarsali, Mr;;. Granvillc Jones, Hoop, Mr. and Mra. Robert N. See- Mrs. Ellsworth Baker, lira. Jamc= siort, of Ocean City apent Thursday Mlsa Iara "Barnes haa received I'-innurc uiil Stove Wink In spite of below zero weather -o '• with Mr. ami Mra. Ehvooti Jlunyon. ley, Dr. Saul Krohn, Joseph Bpencer, many compliments upon the skillful t thles of bridge were in play Friday 'Tettls and Mra. Rosvvcll of Red Moo Rosenswelg and Itev. J. J. Mes- Dank. Lawrence Scott and Edward Run- manner In which she ployed :hencw 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. I itftrrno.oii given by members of the yon spent Wednesday at Bound sier. Muale waa furnished by "Cow- pipe organ at tho Methodist chufcli American association of University ] Brook. boy Jack" and Misa Edna Sceley. Sunday morning. It was the Initial Women who live at Red Bank and Refreshments were served. '.icinHy. The games were played M Belford Harold Meeker ia confined to the sovvlco for pipe-organ playing for tiif Woman's clubhouse and aboui bed •with sickness. Tho Ladien' aid (ioetety of the Miss Barnes. S*)5 waa cleared for Ute fellowship; Tile members of the Methodist Ep- Methodist church held a business Robert Scoley, Jr., spent sovoial Ho palter whsr3 yeu'ie fluid of the a:;HOCiution. White ein- ITlie R.-il Hal* lil'pihtrr n liought! worth league will start rehearsing and social meeting at tho church days last week with friends at New- oolng In Florida ... horo'« ill HHfoni at the stores of Mrs. John .Wednesday .evening for a minstrel laist Wednesday. Ofllcera wore nom- tho doUghlM ami ECO* iioidcred handkerchiefs were award-' O'Ntili. If. C'luyUnlr anil Hurry Wotscr- inated for tho ensuing year. ark. NOMICAl way lo go I A ul to the winners nt each table. • uiiiii'a waiting room.) jshow to be given soon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohsen onil Mp "Peppy," the pet dog of Mls3 Ber- vacation In Ilielf—iho voy- Jhe genei.il chairmen of the party Mrs. Charles B. Roche and her ;.""-I M™ W W Miller are Mr. and Mva. Herbert Rojvlcy have age on a big modern liner daughter Lucille spent Monday ispen^B six weeks at St. Petersburg, nlco Guinea la home from the ani- wile IHfs Hoioncc R. Kridel, Mi?. at mal hospital. "Peppy" la a friend postponed their trip to Maryland on with dock eporti, radio* Elizabeth. I'lorlda. account of tho cold weather. ,elc. J'himiiis Lewis and Mrs. Katharine 3 Ma of many and hopes are entertained LHvii. White Mra. George llalii'V Mrs. Mabel Higglnson of Elberon I M* 3 K Higginn of Montclalr A largo and appreciative audience 19 EAST FRONT ST., s cnt tho for his llfe^JTho dog waa Injured by \\ lute was in charge of tile prizes .-pent the week-end with Miss Emma Pp wcelt-end with Mlsa Mar- being hit "tiy'an automobile. listened to Professor Claude Hartyell Fares isiducfe RED BANK. Mic v. ib a'-sl ,ted by Mrs. William S Plalin. jorie Sutherland. A largo representation of tho mem- ot Hempatead, New York, Sunday meals and Week'" Ml > John L. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherry and William Sutherland, Br., Is slowly night In tho Methodist church, ca stateroom Phone 372. hiaded th" icf regiments commit let. family spent Monday at Jersey City. Improving from a heavy cold, bcrn of tho Methodist church attend- he rendered tho first organ recital, ia ed tho annual roll call of the Atlan- accommodations and -he naj assisted in serving by The Third _Distric t Democratic Daniel Slover la laid up with a tic Highlands Baptist church Mon- on the pipe organ recently Installed. all tile otllei members of the gener;i! i-lub will hold a dance at Meadow i sprained ankle. MIBS Barburn Alexander of Now- BOUND TRIP f RRIS SPECIALS! Week Ending Saturday, Feb. 17th iiniuniltee and by Mrs. Fred 13ull- day. View Inn Saturday evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook and aric was the Sunday guest of Mr. winkel and Mrs. Berkley L. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wermert nnd daughter Theresa and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Richard Fox of Brooklyn will mid Mra. Robert. Hoeley. , to JACKSONVILLE FRESH-KILLED Mis', Kli/ihilli Kelly arranged the .Tohn Mnrphy visited Mr, and. MT3MHvi. n Leek nnd con Gcorgo spent bo the speakor ot tho young people's Even though tho temperature waa 30 Day $g ! loos t ible i and cards. Mrs. Lewis .was Savage of New York on Sunday. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond monthly meeting in tho ' Methodist below zero there waa a largo at- limit I ) limit thmmun of the ticket committee A dance will be h^ld nt I^ouitJ res- Powell of President Park, church tomorrow night. Francis tondanco at tho card party for tho and she was assisted hy Miss Irma taiyant on Highway No. 35 for tho Dr. and Mrs. Mark Krohn have Rauch la president of tho young benefit or St. Clement's church Fri- ting Chid vonGlahn. Mrs. White headed the benefit of St. Mary'g church Satur- been entertaining Mr. tind Mrs. Co- peoplo's society. day night. H ^ Until OS) Limit (4—6-lb. Average) hostess committee. Other members day evening, February 24. Mrs, hen of Brooklyn. Norman Llndabury, Jr., is slowly At St. Clement's church apodal of the general committee were Mrs. Leech and Mrs. Collins aro chairmen MMisss MargareMgrt t Hese a and Russell Improving from a painful injury to to MIAMI—Express ecrvlco every Wednes- I.edyard Avery, Mrs. F. F. Blaisdell, of the committee in charge. j Johnston wero recent vlsltore at New Lenten services will bo held at day and Saturday. Regular Smoked J Lean Smoked ono of his legs, caused by a fall. quarter after eight o'clock on Friday JACKSONVILLE — Tucidnyi, Thursdays Mrs. Harold S. Clarke, Miss Harriet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krantz of I York. Mro. William Fox of Oakwood and Saturday!. Cook. Mrs. Isaac H. Gilhuly, Mrs. evenings. Holy Communion will bo Leonardo spent Thursday with Misg I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnoor and Heights, Staten Island, ia nursing her celebrated Sunday mornings nt nino CHARLESTON—Tuesdays, jlilirfldHys and " *" IS CALI HAMS Walter Gosling, Mrs. Hubert M. Far-Emma S. Plahn. Miss Elizabeth Schnoor spent Mon- mother, Mrs. John Schcnck, who Is nltorimto Saturdays. Round Trip, §42. row, Mrs. K. G. Jansky, Mrs. T. H. day at Newark. o'clock, and morning Bervice will Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Richardson sick. hold at hnlf-pant ten o'clock. EASTER TOURS— Lafon, Mrs. Edgar Knapp and Miss and family of Hightstown spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brown Sailing (i I'. M- March 2Dtli Agnes Morrosv. " j day with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion Waters of Middle- Mrs. Mae Grimes waa hostess to 8 dnyii 574, vlnltliitr OhnrloHton. Jack- Ahearn. George Gordon of Mctuchen. town village was the Sunday guest tho Monmouth Unit Woman's He sonville Miami llouch—Includlm; mo- COKNKlt PLATE BEEF Those who played were Mrs. John of Miss Doris Poost. publican club last week. Tho mem- tor tour oT HorMn Knot Count. Othor Garrett A. Lee Is out after several Mrs, Melvin Leek attended a tours to Clmrloiitiin, JnckHouvlllc, St. SPARERIBS Fresh or Corned C. Onborn, Mrs. Paul Ash, Mrs. Hen-days! ' sickness. bridge party at the home of Mrs. At Miss Grace Polhcmus of South bers aro making a quilt, tho lust AliKUHtlnc. 8 ilnyo. SOS.75. ry IS. Ackcrson, Jr., Mrs. \V. H. Amboy was a. week-end visitor of block being donated by Mrs. Jennie !S 1S C Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes en- Mr. and Mrs. John Baratta and Hitchcock, Mrs. Francis Ehrlich, children of Jersey City spent Sunday Miss Anna Farrow. Tremble. After tho meeting they Superior accommoJatlons only slightly 3 " - 25° 3 " 25 Mrs. Van B. Walker, Mrs. Albert tertained Prof. Claude Hartzell of blsher. Hempstcad, Long Island, and Mrs. and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel- A large Increase of Sunday-school were ontertalned by Mra. Allno Yar- Ilaigh anil Mrs. Arthur S. Van Bus- j vin Leek, attendance at the Mothoditjt church nall, who gavo Impersonations- of 1OW RATES fOtl AUTOS Fresh-Killed kirk of Keyport; Mrs. Fred Bull-! Rose Raucli and Francis Rauch of bert Johnson of Port Monmouth was noticeable Sunday morning. "Mrs. Rastua at Evallnma'a Wed- Winkel and Mrs. William Schaplior.'it East Keansburg on Sunday. Monday evening. ding." Refreshments were served. of Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. H. L. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Doran enter- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson of Z"bel of Seabrlght; Miss Jtmnita :: talncd Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Ecker- Mra. John Havcn3 is spending sev- Red Bank?spent Sunday with Mr. Tho next regular meeting will bo New York, B4B Firth Ave., 'I'd. FOWL son of Port Monmouth at dinner ernl •weeks with relatives at Toms and Mrs. Charles Patterson. hold Monday afternoon, March 6, Qt VAnrlcrMlt 8-o2«» or Tier 34 North Tickuer of Asbury Park; Mis. Carl River. Misa Claire Lingo entertained Iho tho home of Mrs. Flbrenco Max3on. niver, T«l. WAIkcr 5-3000 or Any lOdowarde, Mrs. John R. Morris, Mrs.Monday night in celebration of Mr. Authorized Tourist Agent. I!. H. Melville, Mrs. Clifford W.; Eckerson's birthday. Humphrey, Mrs. Anthony Woolley. ; William Barnes of Keyport liaa re- Mrs. Norman Whltflcld, Mrs. Robert' turned homo after spending two (1 to Wl>. Average) MacDonald, Mrs. Frank Gregory. :; weeks with Mr. anil Mra. Edward Mrs Cyril Collins, Mrs. Forrest j! Barnes. Smith, Mrs. Egan Jalnshig, Mrs. I The card party given Monday even- Charles Stevens, Mrs. J. Otto Mohn, ; ing by the Ladles' auxiliary of Inde- Mrs. William S. Weeks, Mrs. Guerin \ pendent lire company waa -well at- Todd, Mrs. Wallace vonArx, Mrs. tended. Walter Gosling, Mrs. Burlon Down- J William Sorg spent Sunday with Royal Scarlet Asparagus Tips Sf) can.mss r, Mrs. Frank McMnhon, Miss ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of River Almeda MacQuilton, Mra. J. J. Bal- Plaza. lin, Mrs. Robert Dean, Mrs. Snllio Mrs.._..Fiuil Hayes la spending six Sliced Emmons, Mlsa Julia Little, Mrs. weeks in Florida. Maxwell House or Thomas Voorhis, Mrs. .Martha Allen 1 William Fox of Oakwood Heights QUALITY PLUS SERVICE Chase & Sanborn White Rose Papa, Mrs. Mary S. White and Miss spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bertha Kridel of Red Bank; Mrs. H. Schanck. 2 PHONES—NO WAITING. W. Brown, Mrs. Jacob Steinbach, Mrs. j A number of young people held a M. N. Ketcham anil Mrs. A. L. Blals- I valentine party Saturday evening In P.HONES: 3262 or 3263. FREE DELIVERY. doll of Long Branch; Mrs. Herschel ! Dorr's hall. Those present were Mlsa funs Bcrdsall, Mrs. Charles Ames, Mrs. Marjorie Whitney, Miss Alma Tar- Berton Buell, Mrs. John Bucklin, • now, Miss Martha Schuler, Mlas Tl.OiilDA PURE LARD Mrs. Frank Dean, Mrs. William ! Grace Polhemus, Miss Mae Higglna, Grape Fruit ORANGES l-II). Frlnls Doland, Mrs, Edward F. O'Brien, i Miss Marjorie Sutherland, Miss Fran- for C fl>r Mrs. William O'Brien, Mrs. Burritt res Kerwan, William Sutherland, Friday 3 "'"• 25° Koynton, Mrc. James. 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FINE CALIFORNIA WINES Sherry, PorS, Claret, Muscatel, CAtirOBNIA—FRKSII FKEfcJIC CAI.WOBNIA VAUCil WABIIED KAIUIK BUNCHES Tokay, Malaga, Reisling and Sis Ihs. fitjAC Buridhcs .§ fsao Burgundy . .1 3 Bottles $2.25 RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14, 1934. Pit",?- r'c liven of Leonardo, Mrs.Hari-y Totsip- '••i..i-'.t.i-y at (lint place. Biir-i THIS MOVlfcS." NOTICE. UUlnl « of MlMlllbtiriil , Onto™ fh»n of la! was In While Plains rural ccnie-1 Weddings. i.O'-«l Uiulmi of li.c lioroiiKh of 1 Wfcst Orange, Mm. FreJJ Klnhafer tory. Hn\cn. fourny r the U MIJ SM Keillor C3lasg I'Iny nt I>Bf»lardo To- Gwtiriinfcttt am Joiifthsta .ijU-gflayo. of Keypurt'and Mrs, Tharrms Con- morrow mid Friday Nights. yunv I'.Kll. m, (i,-.j[iia,Ire rclallns la tu of Drummond pplace Jonathan H. Hayes died amltleniy ovcr of'Red Bank. lui; I lie star 13IM, ii.tio.lurcd Junuary tin. Nellie Bibb, Arrangement!) are about completed ! MiPB Mil.-!.. «nd fini,,], Mills of WallacW e streett At Ills lierrtb jit precnvllle, near Lnltc- 1 id [ I wife of Peter Dlbb of Shrewsbury {or the tHrco-act play of "Crashing came t.hR hi ' i'f Ti'D'ipf-j- y i>V'»\ Hip wc-eli-enc-eli-end with Mr. an.l"*"* ' *'>Uia?' ' morning tit three Sirs. C&f4!& • 11. I,ar.. oi, ,,! A. M. j.ii;rroN, ! ttv6nuo, died lastU'rlday of compllca" the Movies," which will be presented : i.l::. f i • I -1 Park, wlio li' Mayor. (Jram!lii6tti of Long Mntiunrit al od«k. Ml. deato occurred >lv« day> , v ho ma do, e r ho™ wllh htr ng Island, Bpent last Wf»!t wllU'tfie dfcseried village, February Oil, . by "i "tlalM-""l[ir7"°Amzi 7i "'i'rAttin tor of the Informed church, otllclilf- Mlsfl Cecelia Moltray Is the direfctor. tion mill Mi... i iMii l'llEr ( '.II hot brother, Waltdr F. Hcgan oi Me-USiO, After receiving bis early Bohool- jnf Nnv,.,i,,i,' „!,,,',„!,.„. wnnl!" The fenlor class sponsors for the Red Hunk. Tin: nil i:; he A4 I Liron street. 1 daughter i.f Mi. ; Mrs. C. K. TKutnas, itt». H. V. R, Ing about this then thriving acene of , \. .„„*,,• "„" perform. ! nee are Mrs. Katharine ( il Mr beT of vca an | comolery. Dowd, James llcConnell and Lloyd lor of DuiK'in, (>! l-r,lil .•llil.l; |,e(,i, K. Stout ana Uri. Stout's (ttugHtfcr. lndu.tiy.lto w«nt to Now Yorlc, whore ^ iitmbpr ot «?* N«W away by Wili tiil.li<.-ii. !•'„> fin ilrik Bindley. M;iry Gtimlak Is chairman .'" J leckct i Itr.l Hn,,t J.S0.M. Ml.. Alleo stout, of Broad otrcel for .o(n« years ho Was employed by j Mcthotllflt "huTch nnd wafl dnk Red Kan It. i0 Mrs. Caroline. Allaire. of thc ticket committee. The back ti'.tt TII1K I'II.-IIII In, ftive returned home after .,.>Hindliig|t«l... l Srocefy enn-! ^Zt'lU "iadlel!' AT^I* " """ stnfte work will be in charge of An- Miss TII>1OI v, W'M'n I'.ii aoyirel diyj at tha yValdorf Aatorlli j terns, Beoftus* of hi* health hs The (unfcral of Mr?, C.uolluo II. Tha funeral WIID held yesterday I n.'i. Meyer, Doris McliJlwalne and and cnlrirH a l; i.'llit U New York. While tiler*, MISS £itoUt 'sought outdoor worU and took em- Allaire, widow of Dustnn Allnlrc.J n 10 IMontnouth Sirectj Uftcrnobn nt trie hiiiiife. ftbv. Holil iled Mohdav at Herninn .Scddlg. Tho make-up work land the bride in l-HONlo :;'o37. urdiy night In thl La Pferrbqufil. suite ' In this work he isryed from brake- K» P?l ? , a" and burial by A,'Fnlr Haven, was held last Thur, i:-ilK)n I'orfH. M. Postnn a class. • I Following; lh, < • nv a rrt:rption hy Itobfcrt jortien of Great Neclt, i wan ail th» way to engineer. After i'"' * r"'," nd Son was'in Fair View afic'rnoon'at her" latrrcnidcnceT'wUh • lira of rhi Hev. Albert L. Biiner, pastor of the Thc high nchool orchcatra, under jWas held nt the chalet. Iioch- Kliol.. \VUF. Long Island. i thla work he took up farminB, He I "• '-~'*S\'VSS\AS\ Mm. Harry Longetreet 6f Hlidnon j waa superintendent of one of the , Red Bank Methodist church, in the direction of Rudolf Winthrop, jello Park, :i!w, \ 11m rcunk lt-fI Monmuittli. avsout waa calletf to tho honla of I f.arrne owned by thMata Hal Allaire | Mrs. Catherine Kills, charge. j will piny during intennisslons. Thejon a t^vo ^vcrk ' W: iu;ton. wite for mAny years. After tble he was ; of John iims, , diedd lastt WeeWek || Tho bearerbearers wewerre S (members arc Paul Merbach, Ferdl-'l?- CJ., and llmi VWOCIH Kwl ilanl.ft [ilione daughter, Mrs, Lferoy Clayton of y y : e Stanley and Ben- nand Uot, Alfred Barber, Gustavo j will reside un . FICC- Hanastjuan Saturdiy dlia ta Uri. omploycply d d qnn W'W'ndsoWrd r StStockk ffarma , , : at^'cwa YorYorkk , fllwfollowini gg a otrokcott k . ShSh e jjnmii n FielderFi , William Klump, Jo- ( WII.I. SIOI.I. ..ilii.r," oweownedd by the lalatto HenrH y M . BenB - j v 'nS olcllii onlly ono dayd y. MrsM . CiliCilia jj eep phh B Ru:mitz, l ]dward Lockwobri, Evelyn hold. Clayton's eldest daughter Mary Ann Boyle, Edward Bennett and Plncy and Donald Pease violins, Co- Trooper l.-ir^i being iaverely burned. nett, whore sdveral of tho beat trot- j wawaa 447 years of ORC andd hah d beeb n a GGeorg B Mount. Burial In charge of !'•'• ihe -'Jli oi Chief tlrig nnd pfttins hSroen In this see- summrr rcuidont oi Shrewsbury for | n. It. lin Boylnnd cnlln, Hcnsle Prnterman,, nf Police Fred I HI: nil nf lUdj-i-tield Mr. and Mrs, Bertram Ddillver left. -,-.,-.., . , -• . i Moun—t - &- (Son wns in lSvcr- Barbiua Hmilh and Helen KbehiP.irk and was loimrrl list viitlt for Mlarhl Florida, to spend |tlon *L'ie tiitod. He wos next em-, a number of years. Her husband ID ; green cemetery at LHtle atlaclleit lo Silver. clarinetH, Carmen Opdyko olroe, Ru- | the Itcd Hunk anil IK ( «<.„,,»!.. .. .u.'_.iiL »ti i^i^i^'i,!nloveployedd oon tli the eaeor Oeorreo J. QouI( Qoul1d estate employed as chauffeur for Dr. ICr- i dm slate p i- r.M ». couple of months with the former'*! i B° •*• estate ; employed as chauffeur for Dr. ffir- dolph Vogel, liMna rUgnatovlch and j lice station;,. lilreuti Mr aria Mrs Oeoriie d6lll--at W'owood and Inter became au-, neat Fnhnstoclt of Shrewabiiry. Ee- IMrs. Clara M. Chambers, ::cA ••'• • •-*-•-•• jpbrlntendont of Mr. Gould's estate In sides her husband Mrs. Ellis is sut- Bterihr.n GrifTm saxaphones, Elsie | nil l,r fuel v«r on tlieir yacht, "Reylllod III," widow of Isaac Chambers, died Frl- Newman and Marie VORCI horns liny rJcliliclii en Wwis ealiahdn anil Willlani CWy- tho Cataldll mountains. Leaving the vived by four children, they beln|; (Just— Green. oil. One lioni- I lulcc. Gould estate Mr. Hayes purchased a day at her home at Hillside, near Samuel Dorse, B'rank Prcstage and ! or J;:,• I• rr;idk'e:i of i loa will leavo Suhday by mdtor for i Elizabeth, Marion, Catherine and Atlantic Highlands, at the age of G7 . Miss Ruth Oast, daughter nf Mr. farm near Laltewood on which to John 13111s. Also surviving Is a sla- Ralph Straw trumpets. Frank Papc IJlillin':! Soivk-c Si :illoi trip to Florida. years. Mho had lived In that locality land* Edward Wuldmnn trombones, and Mrs. Max (in.si. nf nil' lvuamt-y V.v.runn nlaco, Red Iliu It ... bit spend hid last years. He was active ter, Mrs. George Coudrler of Shrewn- fo r avenue, Perth Anilmy, \vii:i niarrieii \NVI;||INii j,iii"nnii- Rev. Waiter Joyce, who has been , . . the past forty years. The funeral land Francis Lawley and Dulls Hurst 1 until a few yetir§ ago, when because j bury, and several other last cvenintl' !o Mijllim: (Jle-n, ;:ou ^Iiuulil h* rarcful In select- aStlsting at St. Jamtie church, has sisters anu Monday afternoon and was , drums, It:u.k Am of an injury suffered several years j brothers living at New York, wag hckl of Mrs. (Jcor^n Cln-cn nt" Snulh Am-'•„, , .. ,.,,,. ion r.niim., 2'.i Ka 1 your K;irl>i-i'. been appointed a curate at Fitch- previous ho was forced to give up I The funeral in charge nf Rev. Hebron. Euriul tL c 211. T.i.,1 l::n,l. burg, Mans. was held Thursday by'~A. "ft" PoBten^and Son boy. Thc couple, were iitfeniled by' ]ii-;iii:i)(jM farm work; ciiiitoi'onisrs' CONVENTION. <1 1 ! (liiiiiu: ronin nmi i.aj hjr was Mr. and Mrs. Ir.-i Mafran of Ked I n ™1","- ; '-, Mrs. Robert C. Hiiilc'b of Rlverilde morn ne at the church of St. Vin- sister, Mra. Lawrencd Roche of William Laytdh, James Stoltcy and I \ at I'cnn. State College. Canal street. Windsor White. Mrs. Enuna Oarnse.v, i Baby 'clucks are an investment ant; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, MacLar- NAVY JIKCHUITS. 6h of Baltlmoro are spending this a pioneer resident of Belford, passed .the purchaser of chicks should watch week With relatives at Red Bank and Charlel Fax Uathbonr away Sunday morning at the age of I this investment with the same care years. Death was caused by a Moro Men Wanted to Sorv6 on Unl- Neptuae City. of Batontown died early last Wednes- he would exercise if investing in rca ted States Boats. Mrs. Reginald Ely 6f West Side day night ot his homo of complica- complication of diseases. The funeral estate, stocks or bonds. avoSue aperit the week-end with Mr. tions. He had been in poor health was hold at the home of her daugb- The price of baby chicks should DUG to thc presence* of thc United snd Mrs, Charles Ely of Hbwell Ota- for ii!io past six month but was able Ii ter,. Mrs. , Mary Walling of Belford, not be the main consideration in pur- Stntef" fleet in thc Atlantic during the tloii. Mrs. Ely'a baby daughter, Mar- lo be about the house Until about i!J J™'1 chasing them, but rather the value summer of 1931 the navy recruiting cAHrio, who Id a jiatlent in Fitkln hos- week before his death. j V, lren rnscy is survived by four tnat Is received per dollar expended station for this area, located in thc THIS WEEK'S MUTUAL ( ch f Federal building, Washington and j pital, Is recovering from a vefy ae- Mr. Uatlibone, who was sixty years ' ^, ' b Two or three oents more in the cost a ng of of each pullet is insignificant, yet Johnson streets, Brooklyn, has been j vera attack of bronchial pneumonia. old, was fborn at Brooklyn and was ! Erasmus my "'j-'aipnRcj a large, quota of first en- ! Norman Porter of Madison aver th(* son of the late John and Harriet ]] of Yonkers, Mrs Lillian Bartle- two or three cents per chick fre nue, \Vho was attending school at had lived nt" I Bon of Atlantic Highlands and Ed-quently seems a major consideration llstmcnts. Men enlisting now will, I ward f upon completion of their training, be j St. Petersburg, Florida, returned to Katontown for the past 24 years. Be- York; *** ifl It is not meant to infer that high his home Sunday after the school also b°y nine grandchildren priced chicks are necessarily the sent, to vessels of the 'fleet while in sides his wife, Mrs. Abbio Dunham the Atlantic. closed because of lack of funds. He Rathbone, he is survived by a daugh- and four , best, but thought may well be di- expects to rnturn 16 Florlda when ter, Mrs, Merrill Smith, who lived Interment unde> the direction of rected in purchasing chicks to thc the school opens to finisfi h his half- with him) a son, C. Dunham Rath- K. S. Fedle of Keyport was at Green production that may be expected NOTICE. year of hiRh school education. Grove cemetery. f r 'in them. AN OltlUNANUE MtOYIWNG Foil Here is an extra quality flour —^ | bone of noselle, and two brothers I ELECTION 1USTK1CTS IN THE creamy white —fine in texture antl ! and a sister. JL-iooklng at chick purchases from ill OF IUJM.SON. NEW JEE- delicious in flavor nnd taste... i The funeral was hold last Satur- Mro. KHznbeth Sloven*. the standpoint of an investment fre- SBY. AND 1IETHHM1KINH THE makes tasty bread, cake, rolls and bis- day afternoon at his lato home, with Tinton Falls lost one of Its oldest quently clarifies the purchaser's mind BUUNIUKY t.INKS OF TUB SAME. cuits. Tin's carefully milled product rcsldonts last Wednesday In the an to the type and hind of chicks he M IT Ollt'lAINED 1)1- tlie Mnyor nml Rev. Dwlght L. Parsons of Little lloiinril of the Doruuyh of Kum.on, iis fol- is nn excellent buy nt these prices. Silver, retired Presbyterian clergy- death of Mf«. Elizabeth Stevens, who will buy. low..: Well bred chicks, free of disease, "Boul•uui " Svilwinl bIK6 thme oiiuji^isubjeut. uofi th'"»(mane , hIn charge. The bearers were was 87 years of age. She was a life- I. Tiie I]oii)iit:h of l'.unif"n be and if* that are offered at a fair price easily in tliis iniiniKM- tlivideil into llnoc Klection Lesson-Sermon In Red Bank church j thbone's son Dustln, his Son-long resident of Tinton Falls and the Mr Rn widow of Thomas Stevens, who wnsbecome a good investment, while in- UisUictii tu be; known niui (le:-i^imte,l n. AC Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, F6b- • |nIn-law.,aW| , Merriir's'.'lm"lth7'two"broth- Klection IlintrlrL No. I, Election Uiatl'lrl vunry 18. I ers, Arthur and Frank Rathbone. a. veteran of the Civil war. sho ferior chicks.arc a loss from the flist No. i mid Election pi.-trirt. No., 3. Th6 Golden Text Is: "ftejolco the leaves two children, they being ..'rs. day on. Election District. Ho. 1 uliall com- and Arthur W. Mudfjc and Jnmes prise nil of Iho lenitory bounded and dc- soul of thy servant: for Uiito ththeo'' , O Mayberry. The honorary hearem Rudolph Powdell of Keansburg ar. ( rllictl us follow:.: Ijord, do I lift up my soul" (Psalma wore Theodore C. Wood. Charles E. Howard Stevens of Tinton Falls. Arthur Davis llumircd. Norlli "f liidk'C mm], bounded on Iho Arthur J. Davis, a former presi- RIHI by nin^'hiim Aveniie and on the weft »8i4.) Annctt, J. L,. HonlgmanHongman, FredeFredericr k Mrs. Stevens Is also survived by Among the citations which com- dent of thc Red Rank ICxchangc I'.v Bili?n':l Vinl;t Avenue. W. KoblnBon, James Frankc and : grandchildren. Tho funeral wns held :i. KIci-tiuii District. No. 'i shiill rom- prise the I,CEBon-8ermon Is tho fol- Charles D. Henley. Burial In charge !nt '1Cl' lnt0 home Sunday afternoon club, has been appointed as i..c nil of Ibe Icrriloiy lioundcil untl clu- lowing from tho Bible: "Now the junt ni ll governor of the state organization ribed as folio,...:• Of the Worden funeral home was in j '] was conducted by Rev. Lbulu North of KluVc Komi, bounded on Um ' IIICMLAND ior of year. The ap- Khali live by faith: but if any manFair View comotory. CasoorBa7ontown? IntermenT^n Rt. by N.-ive^ink Avenue find on the went i draw baclt, my soul shall havo no by Illinrlmn. Avenue. UNEfOn BAHG1S' pleasure la him. But wo are not of i. Klootion Hihtrlct No. 3 sli.-ill com- i i PREMIUM SAtTEO FUKE Mrs. Lldln Ebner. rise all of the territory bounded and dc- them who draw back unto perdition; 'at Eatontown. cceds Frank V. Bakcmnn, alfo of thc •rlbcil a» fnllolm: ! MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE but of them that balisve to tho sav-widow of Henry lTJbner, died Red Bank club, who made an en- South of Kldire rn;id and criM of Nave- j Thursday afternoon at tho homo of sink Avenue, bounded on the went by I POST BRAN FLAKES . . ing of the BOUI" (Hebrews 10:08,300 niehard Wyehotf. viable, record while serving as dis- her son, John Ebner of trict governor for the past five years. Iliuico Rund. | Tha Le«B0iv8ernioil also Includes Heights, Mlddletown township „- LIII;V [4UVI:IIIUI ior tup past nvc years. 5. Upon the papMntre rind iniblicRtion the following pa.isdgS from the f thin ordinnncc, the Clerk fhnil cnute a -£cuhii Suggestions- pneumonia. She was Gl yea rllc 1 Christian Science textbook, "Selfince Ship, of j funeral of Richard Wyckoff Thc dIstr|ct which Mr. Dav|a wi]| true copy of thc nnnu to be Tiled in th? Mrs. Ebnor'e only daughter, Miss Wednesda11 0y 1 in th o dMonmoutCar h Mo-l '. Mcrcor Illce of tho Clerk of thc County of Min- Hulk «nd Health with Key to tho Scrip- ,ro old. l"/,^ "''" " . ,° i,°.lw !u \V "present countiecoverss anMonmoutd portionh san odf unith nn«l a Ouplicritr ropy thereof in tile ICY POINT Frieda E, Ebner, died Just a month niorlnl hospital of Injuries received ture*" by Mary flakor Eddy: "Meta- the night beforo when he war Ocean and Biirlinglon counties. flicc of the Borough Clerk of the Uoroii£h phy«les Is abovft physios, and matter ago last Friday. Tho son with whom of R'nnpou. struck by a hit-and-run driver at 6. '['bin ordinance- i.hnll tnkc effect in- NbiW[i#rB3!B*d GOIIION'S IWNO-flCKEO i doss not enter Into metaphysical she lived is a m6mber of the teach- Stork at New Monmouth. . pkg»- ing otaff of the Rod Bank public Eatontown, was held last Saturday cordinsj to hiiv. prcmlPfiR or conclusions. The oate- afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Wor- The stork left a baby girl weigh- Public Notice. SALiViON IDEAL rniaKB-COLUMBIA RIVER . . Ko. I; lin *,OC ijories of metaphysics rest on ono schools. Anothor son, Rev. Henry ing seven and tlii'tc-fourths pounds 'tiic iiliove ordintini-o v :i« intindllccd fi' den funeral home on East Front roi;u!nr nieotitiK of tin; Uoronsli Council banls, the divine Mind. Metaphysics D. Ebner, is pastor of Ihe Metho- nt. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John MARTEL SARtflNES nwems . . NO.H^TSC dist church at Leosburg. Sho also street. f the KnriiiiKh o' Eiimson on Tluiradny resolves things Into thoughts, and ex- Oke.lew of New Moinnouth last veiiinu. Kelirunry Clh. 151:1. and will JITNEY SARDINES D:UCIOUS . . . voMin6e changes the objects of sense for the leaves a brother, Henry Perlenfcin! Rev. W. Calvin Colby, pastor of Wednesday. New Monmouth's now mnc un for final cnnsidcnilioii nml nn™- Ideas of Soul" (p. 209.) of Jersey City. [ the Rumson Presbyterian church cst. resident was born nt the home ICft on Friday evening. February 2::d. MARSHALL'S HERRING TOMATOs«i«onPIW .2Sc cuntfuctod the service. The bearers HKM, at elKlu o'cluck at 1 he Uorouirii "No Sacrifice, No Song," will be Tho funeral was hold at Iho home* of Mr. and Mr;;. Harry .Schwniiciu- of oiincil Charol.crp. l:,ni...«, N. J., nl SALT MACKEREL riNUT . ". . . «.-i. lOc of her son last .Saturday night at were W. R. Murphy, Elmer Van- Koarisburg. She has been named hidi tlmo nnd lilace ail person' intere^t- the subject of tho sermon to be Rrunt, James O'Brien and Ray Pul- :1 tiierein ivill lie t;ivcn full oppuitimity CODFISH CAKES GORTON* itr/ioMo-rnr . given next Sunday morning at tho eight o'clock with Rev. Albert IJ. Shirley Anna, Thc mother before ) be heard. ,ln 13C Boner, pastor of the Methodist lcn. Burial was in Evcrgr^n ceme- Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. her mnrrlage was Mis:; Elsie JERK .1. CVREW. BRICK CODFISH vm TASTY . '. t.kt 2TC church, officiating. In charge of II. tery at Little Silver. Schweizer. lloi-ouch Clerk, Albert 1, Baner. In tho evening tho llatcrl Febnmiy ,^th, l^al. TUNA FSSH SRKBHIIO CRJIin pastor will preach on tho theme, R. Mount & Son the body was con- l , tin 14C "Thfl Presence." . veyed by automobile to Bwan, where James Eilword Davin, SHRIMP iota DBAKD .' 'r another service waa held tho follow- The church school classes will bo n former resident, of Atlantic High- ! ing afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the lands, died Thursday in a New York CRABMEAT dtisin »H«HI) . . '•: hold at 0:40 o'clock in tho morning. Methodist church of that place. Bu- It section of tho school lo hospital. Ho waa 06 years old. At LODSTER IDML tama .... Tho nch! rial was in Rlchwood cemetery at one times Mr. Davis and hla father, IDEAL %^_ considering tho theme, "Civic Klght- Ewan. CLAM Ct-aOWBER CAHPSUI-S ' . .3 Georgo Davis, conducted a fish mar- BRAND ^"-SJ couBne«s," In tho assembly program ket at Atlantic Highlands. this month. The senior group of the TOMATO SOUP CAMITOI'J '. . 3 Young People's fellowship will meet Mrs. Emma I.. Ortloff, Tho funoral was held Saturday TOMATO SOUP RHIEK'S . - • at seven o'clock at night. Frank wife of the late Camilla Ortloff of jafternoon at the Postcn funeral Warner will make the address. Brooklyn, diod early yesterday morn- home, with Rev. Thoman C Thomas MACARONI VVHMTCnHM - 3 No. 2 c Ing nt the home of her daughter, officiating. Burial was in Bay View Red Bank 818 SPAGHETTI WHEAT CM Mra. Gardiner Hnrlng of Maple ave- cemetery. Mr. Davis was the nep- TBIMTY GUILD nue. Sho had been in poor health hew of Mrs. Ella Bills, Mrs. Margaret i SPAGHETTI DINNER,,,»c mm . Leonard, Mrs. Morton Souttiall and J for the pant live years but wan able WEEK-END SPECIALS ! SPAGHETTI SAUCE MUSHROOM-M S C SBANB Cards rlnjeil Amia Valentino Decor- to bo about tho housa until laatweck. Mrs. Manchester Pavla, ail of Loo- j Fruits & Vegetables atlong Yesterday. She was ahity yoar3 old. nardo, and William Roop of Bel- ' CHEESE ccon OLD smur .... ford. i The Woman's guild of Trinity Mrs. Ortloff wna born at Provi- ! PUIH .... II ehuroh held a succeosful card party dence, She hud resided with her daughter for tho paot olx weeks, Bc- HIM nello Smith Pi A BEANS DUIK ..." .' .' „,' veaterdiy nt which 21 tabled were In iy t sldea Mrs.'Harlng, aho Is survived by of Colt's Neck, died very auddonly GROCERV rnicjs nFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15th to jjnd, INCLUSIVE ORANGES iilay. Thhe pariaih houshu e waaaa decor anothor daughter, Mrs. Frod D. Har- Friday at her homo. Sho had been -o-Klpninl-l'iill (if Juk' ated' with red hearts. Tho commlt- dy of Winchester, MafiEochusetta; her In poor health about a year, but her iJMca! Department Specials lec hended by MM. Allan Froat, con- mother, Mrs. Amcnia Stone of Brook- Diplomat Plum Calif. Sardines with Mrs condition was not i egardcil u.s alarm- ROUND ROAST Tui-.ami UUTTUM "» 2 •litad of - Robert Donavan, Mrs. lyn; n sister, Mrs. Flcrthn Carrol of ing until a short time beforo tho end. Pudding fi '"' 6J Tomato Sauce -| f Walter French, Mrs. Janios Wolcott, Brooklyn, and a brother, Benjamin She was 20 yrnra of ngc and a native CIIOK'K I.WiS nt 1.A.1MI _ Hi Mlra Nd'10 LawloBd, Mrs. Ralph Stono of Vinoland. of Coil's Nock, where sho mode her! 'IIICM'.NS— I'uncy, Milli-Fcii .._ .Hi Klcld Miss fiBrtrudo Sprey and Mrs. Indlvlduul Com On In chnrgo of the Worden funeral home with hrr rathnr. Ted Smith. I :"1 to :". lh. avi::r:if;r GRAPEFRUIT Frank Cutlls. Tho prlacs were Her mother died a number of years I ,|cd<« of cardn. A door prize donated j home, ths body will be conveyed by Tlll.N SHIN nutomnbilo tomorrow to Mnnpcth, ago. Tin' funeral wan held yesterday j Brookfield Larrd Qc lillt KOAST IScsl Cuts _ Hi iiv M"» Alien Morford was won by at. Kreniun':! funrr.i! parlor.i at Free-' KI.MOKA UK AND j'i'iti: l'oiiiv SAI:>.\I.I: iii TKNDF.RSriNACM "• Long Island, where the funeral will Ml> . prints CP V-s il«ni7 Ciraniman. Cokn and cof- hold, with Rev. Alvin Langwlth, pas-! ruKsii c'nori'i;n I'.I.I !• _.. Hi tt, worn sorvr.d. The guild will hold he held nt two o'clock in the Chapel Green Beans CKLF.KY HF.ARTS 10c nf Mt. Olivet ceinctory. llurinl will tor of tl llofornicd church of Colt's j ila noxi icRulai- mectlnK nt tho par- or Corn ish house m-xl Tuiwdny afternoon at be in that comctory. Meek, In Inlcrment. was Capt. Kidd ...i'1- 88c NF.VV CALWlACi: , (Or ),glf.pflM two o'clock. iiiado in AtlnntU: rfmetr-ry fit Colt';.; Mr» Matilda Thorn, Neck. 1 CARROTS widow of William Thorn, rlind ftun liluul SPANISH MACKHREI. ( M ll UK l \ Tnrly nt Little .Silver, day nt. her home .it Leonardo frum a MISJ, IvMcllr s. (irlrtln. Pena ib KKKSH lll.l.lil' ul II.M)I)(H l\ It. Knoll cnlertolnod at a dauglilo.r of the lato Cjoorgc And Wntteraon's ..J * $2.35 Mrf- C heart attack. Her 87th bin Inlay 1 AIKil , N i [( VWim.N Mll Valentino brldggo ppnrty laot nighih t at would havo occurred March 10, A Mary A. nrldln, died laut Sunday L.MIM, IO^C. 1M,,\M> OI , hom on Hllvenddo nvenuo at private funeral will bo hold at her night at her home at Trenton of m home PIEAT Atit) rr.n pnirLsniFCTivi ii'unOD • |i(l» Sliver. The gucnts were MrsM . lato homo thltt afternoon at two romplicnlion.'!. Her mother formerly nmrlc" CtiiBBcrl, Mrs. Clyde Mason, o'clock. Rev, Thomns G. Thoni- lived on Washington fitreet. Sho la SPECIALS as, paislor of tho Leonardo •*>t j a ulocn of AuuoU'L, filierwood, aUio fcjf,. John Wood. Mrs. Jainen Rlloy. ! \IK I'IKIIITM Klolmiiin. Mi'B. Artliui' church, will bo In ehargt'. JHlllal uf Ilcil Hank. will bti In Brink church cemetery Tho hinly was ivinnvt'd to tin: fun- nu«ke. Mm. Hoj' Sheldon, Mrs. .2 '"'' 25c III \ in 1 J . inn < |uil HJ r ol (J'W Dill — 1 h, I (1n | ! ai Tirndrvelt. Raspberries . Bantam Corn Henry' Mailer, Mm. Harrison Blmm- eral |iiirldi:i of I". It. Mount. & Kon fo r - In, III, -ml K,, »,,,,,|,r, ,1 , , „ ., ft Mrn.Thorn hntl been a i of j on West li'ronf. ^treot and prepared Strawberries . .2 2Sc Cleaned Spinach 22c • .41.11*0. MM W. W. tthanipnnorn, j fw I*, Vri. t.»wreni'o fiPihert. Mrs. Risk T.rmirirdn ?.'{ yorsr.^. Hltc 1I*;I\TM tlncr fm biirint. Tho I'orly wnr< talcfn by Pic Cherries 2 25c Shelled Peas 23c 1 dlii^l't. Mi'?1 t'aiol>"n I.r-wlr;, Mm. milin nnit four \Mlllf PI,I ins Mil. v "caches 27c 25c •.,!,„' fiiihr, Mrs- I'.iiffonl Cont.i mul Chniicrt Thuvn. whn llvo.'i n! h uiui'; i)i(niitii! . I'Ur fitn^ml war. hnlrl nt Babv l.imas Am?.| Thorn ami Mrp, r.ntlia '\frt.' bt RothwcllRot . !:tul- cl'ivcu o'clock nt this Cliap?l uf llic N'.M *O Page" Eighteen BED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14,1984."

and butter ilsli wore about (hi! best 'two out of three games from tlio boil, wllh bunker next in choice. I^con cleaners on Monday night. Rey- Hi Scl :ey Gc me Ac Acbuiy Cagers Th;-v seemed to range from Hliarls nolds of the drivers jnatle scores of River Inlet to North Point on the 210 in each of the second and third Benefit for School .ace. ! Ill highways to Plalnfleld J'rlday after- Saturday. night by a final • score «f - as It is tho orthodox method. Stil I), Arern . 197 1B0 Philadelphia, Chicago, California, 5 in a eerics o£ three races for the menu, arrived on time this; year in ians, arc now one match ahead ol noon and wore set back by o Bcors 25-11. Thu Aahury Parlt liecomii * lishing with bait was by far the sur- tho Blue Eagles, who moved up DIHIonc . 20S of 20 to 19. Tho local high echool Washington and Oregon. made tho evening complete wliei- Championship pennant of Nortli the swift channels at Burnegat Bay est way to set a strike. The gama Ifl played on a 100x50 America starting on Saturday. about the. first week in June, and by peg into the position formerly hcl seconds triumphed ovei\ the Plain- they triumphed over the local soi,*- STRIP1-MSD BAfiS. cld seconds in the last half and won yard Held with eleven players on a Tbo first race brought victory t< the Fourth of July waa goliv;: strong. by the Postolnce team. The nmllmc onds by a score of 3fl-J0, ^J' Tim ambition of most surf fisher- dropped into fifth. The Clothiers an 10 to IB. team. Tho object of tho game Is to George RuppeH'rf and Gcorgo Gilllg' Catches were eeca about that time advance the ball, which Is hit with The Bunkers fought at a dlEadvant« and caught by few, I.|IR striper Insurance team moved from flft' Not substituting throughout tho L Pirato 11., and Thomaa Irving running as high as ilftcen /It'll per unt ! regulation hockey sticks, through a age Saturday when they had to pW ' did not put in a" appearance J | place, a tie for fourth with tile Jer- game. Plalnfleld too!; an early lead without their towering center, Horn"' * Brown's Phantom, finishing first and man, with a goodly number of six to late in the season from Asbury Park fmir-yard goal. It is a game that second, defending the North Shrews- eight pounders aeon daily. sey Central power and light com and at half time had the Jump of requires co-ordination, accuracy and or Hendrlckfson, who wan' on tbtj* south. Although a good season was 12 to II. At three-quarter time PJaln- bury club against Uielr friendly chal Jlowboat fishing with large litllics pany. skill in handling and passing tho bench because of a heavy cold. enjoyed from Deal north to the High- THE TEAMS. flcld had a lead of 17 to 15, and from lengers, Edward Fiedler's Drub and and cut bait in yenerouH portions, lands. Night fishing was by far the STANDING Of ball and also develops speed among In tho opening quartor tha Bank--' L. P. Kobcrt's Bainbow. W L VA St. James Still Leads Loop With then on ecored twelve more points, era took the lead on ono foul shot Ravo best results for the big fellows. bcst tma wlLh ^.j mornlnB ef- 41 10 001.50 10u3s players. Tho line-up is tho .same as Utility Team holding tho Bankers to only two in soccer, three forwards, two wings while the Blue and Black nettew Right from the atart it was shown 1-rom Helmut- Fishing Club pier, a, ovts .;now.nB somo ,.e3Uua, clams Professional Men ....36 IB 806.31 10S Clean Record of No Defeats— Held goals In tho final semester. few* ileh -were taken up lo tho 1K- Ifluc Eagles 35 16 879.8 10; which make up tho forward lino; woro unable to score. At half tln» that the Rumson boats were no good bait after a storm or Episcopal Second and Rumeon Mendes, playing toward for tlio teonth of July. From tlieu on un- Clotliierti & Insurance 33 IS SI02.I3 103 three- halfbacks, two fullbacks and a the Parkers Jumped to a lead of 10-8. ; match for the Bed Bank craft under northeast blow, hut as usual, the bait Jersey Central 33 18 890.1 Union county nettero, exhibited a the conditions of the day. The Pirate, til August ~5, tiio peak WUK reached, on Presbyterian Third. goal tender. " '"•''" Throughout tho third quarter tlii-f llshermnn would use the choice and Post-office _ 32 is 886.10 us Kreat game of offensive ball when ho Bankers woro held to only ono .pointl!< sailed by Deltoid Fisher and Car anyone who li^hcU during that diflicult to obtain morsel, faoft or Eiorier No. 1 30 21 871.2 078 A return game will be plnycd Sat- iod UTJOW:-; G-raduaUy tupcriug J. KriJi-1 30 24 863.18 Oft The ilrst half of tho Young Men's topped all ncttera of tho day with urday, February 17, at 2:30 o'clock whllo tho shore tenm made three. In ) Rnfl, fooic (he lead at the start and phr rider calico crabx with the con- 26 "5 S7-1.37 !IS0 Christian association basketball IT points. Hcndriokson of Red Bank from then on she was never headed off, tho last unc was lalu'u around j Tittnn Dairy between tho Hcd Bank high school the final semester the Parkers opon- ~> solation that where there.' were no Nnvcilnk Team 25 26 8511.37 VT, league was completed lust Friday tallied four' Bold goala to top tho ed up and rang up twelve pointB widening the gap on cadi lap, no October 2o. strikes, (here were 110 Hah present. Cum. Ch&utTeure 22 29 853.9 team and Shrewsbury at the athletic 20 34 S'7or,3 night with tho atandlnff, with the ex- Red Bank nelters, while Turnodt while the local flvo could only score >" that at the finish ^he was four min- spierlng seemed to Have a About October 15 they began to take Fror. Gardeners field on Kerge-n place for the benefit >on'!J Cleaners if, 35 830.21 loo:. ception of two teams which played followed with nix. of tho Shrewsbury school in getting two Held goals. •.-, utes and nine seconds ahead of her slight preference as bait when they bait from Bradley Beach south and LedOy & Son 11 40 SOU.18 or. oft a tic that night, unchanged. The challenging rival, the Drub. Th were obtainable, kilties taking their quite a large number were, taken on Eiaiier No. 2 0 45 Xl6.lt 02S RED DANK. a new auditorium. AB tho Shrews- Lumley of Aebury led hla team with ', St. James team continues to load the G Phantom, sailed by Rueben White =hai'c of the early lifch ;is iisuul. Iler- calico crab with an occasional one on COMING GAMES. bury team has already defeated the four Hold goals while Buchanan, e • Trinity Episcopal five by one game •noi'k. f. ... high school te»m once, interest is and Frank Brand, finished in second •injX and sand eels were excellent mullet or hunker. | Tonight—ProfcBbtonal Men VB. Jersey "he Rumiion Presbyterians, by tfc- Terzl«7i, f 0 forward for tho Bankers, netted one >,, Worthier. !. . keen among tho school players to gonl and threo fouls. ploce, two minutes and six seconds vliile they were present. One would About this time until the end of OntraJ, Leon's Cleanero v». Post-office. [eating the St. Anthony church team, _. _ Q astern of the Pirate. The Rainbow, ;uH this a hamuT yeuv (ov ltwt finite Tomorrow—Utility Team vs. Tilton lUiclmnnn, f. . oven up tho count, Tho Shrewsbury RED BANK. tho lirst week in .November there Hairy, Navesink Team vs. Ctotillers and ook 50I0 title to third place and tho 0 team Is trying to promote this uport put in the event as a heavy weather Ishinjj, alt.huugh. they were not tak- was good fishing in the Shark River Insurance atter was shelved into fourth po- VdccarolU, tr- . G 1 Boat by the Rumson club, was un- i) in sail.sfnctoi-y numbers from the Monday—Poeloflice VB, Eisner No. 2 Arnone, v .'. ".'. 0 and in urging the public to support Turnock, f. 0 Inlet at night, when (he tide was iitlon, Terziun. f. able to make the showing expected :urf here in our local water.1?. Professional Men VB, Elancr No. 1. .ovcrsidee, g. them In this game. In case of unfav- t about two-third a out, for not over STANDING OF THE TE-\MS. 0 Hm-hamm, f „ „...,., In and around inlets and deep orable weather the game will he ct her and she was withdrawn after three-quarters of an hour they would The averages of the ten leading 1 10 Worthlcy, .'•"•','; 1 w 1. vr, 9, played the following Saturday. l 0 r.he had been lapped three times by wift water in tho, bays seemed to take a feather lure. Several were bowlers who have taken part in thir- t. Jamee „ 5 0 1.00soo 0 Vuerurrlll, tho Pirate. the feeding grounds for fluke this ty or more games, as compiled by Ipiacopal .... c bcen Ulls usua, baR in AVE lib GAMES THIS FRIDAY. 0 P VIS. ' •eportri u£ good catches from Long _ , „, Trues, Professional 42 191.25 268 St. Anthony vs. Baptist. thorities in the country, Miss Hazel his craft started, but as the boat got tho river tll( (ls|l wouM hav0 on, Clothiers 4*J 226 Rumaon vs. Metliodist. 12 ID I'clnso. f 1 0 2 3ranch. maincd for a longer period and with- 180.10 Culiboriy. Mrs. Elwood received her McGowim. 0 0 0 underway Morrow failed to jump Llctts, Navesink 51 18G.18 234 St. James vs. Episcopal. The local high school seconds, af- Instruction at tho University of Cal- Liimiry. t. f.... - . •— «...... 4 0 S out a doubt romo record catches Me-nzcopane, Clothiers 47 185. ZZ 24:i aboard. With this advantage of sail- WEAKB'ISH. The undefeated St. Jamea cagers ter trailing at half time, 13 to 12,ifornia and Miv. Branin received McCarthy, c. 2 1 6' would have been taken. The strtp- Kinc. Professional 51 135.19 241 ldded another to their long string Hendprson, c -..«. 2 I 6 ing alone, without any previous Crinpell. Utility 41 181.38 224 camo back in tho last half and hold hers at the Savage school of Physical Our wcaktishing this year was not ast Friday when they disposed of their opponentn scoreless during the Monrel. tr 1 1 a agreement on the part of (he skip- i lo normal, due to the bait, flsh rs welg-hed in by our members were Morrin, Jersey Central.... 38 [83.31 221 Education at New York. Mrs. Julia Ourchin. Sr., Eagles 48 [83.28 24B Voln> B. '• 0 0 0 pers and the regatta committee, the not up to normnl. .he Methodlst3 by a score of -13 to third quarter and to ono field goal Wolcott of Long Branch will offici- Voll. B - —- 1 0 2 avlns the latter part of August, Tomaine, Jersey Central 38 183.25 236 :0. Sweol and Fallon did most of the in the final qutirtcr, while they Drub took an early lead, and when •'lie fall run of mullet which was cut FROST FISH. MerriJl, •*. Kridel 31 216 ate. she returned to the starting stake 183.23 coring s-Yor tho Catholics while the ficorcd aeven points. LaBlonda, the 11 ~3 25 liort by a storm tho lirst part of Little effort, was made to take this Striking an average of 941, the Methodist scoring was distributed one-arm star from Red Bank, topped The local seconds took On the first round the committee September, was doubtless the cause late season tlsh from our pier, al- a second halted Capt. Burd and stopped tho Utility team defeated the Eisner retwecn Schooley, Brennan, Hauff- all scorers with eight points, while FORT MONMOUTH LOSES. trimming from the uhoro second8 this f the total absence of wcaks during \ though we had very good weather y Frcedman of Plainfleld followed with year when they lost Saturday night ' race. October, when you can usually look : during the time they should have put Number 1 team in three games last ian, Rose and Reynolds. The score: Wednesday night. The victors rolled f^even. In the preliminary gamfi by a score J On tho second start the Drub car- or the large fish. . There were no ! in an appearance. For some reason ST. JAMES. Soldier I'olo Team Befraled Uy JSs-or 30-10. At half time tho Parkero ried lier Bheetman as well as her nullet reported along the coaut when thoy did not come in this year as 950 in the first to win by 19, bowled F PTS. RED BANK. Coiandriello f II 1 G F I'TS BOK Troop of Newark. had the Jump of'aMl Kramer of " skipper and with this extra weight, lie inlets and surf should have been i usual. Some of tho public piers re- 888 in the second, or 47 more than lovent, f. Torsion, f. 0 0 0 The Fort Monmouth polo team Asbury led his secondu with eleven which put her on even terms with ,-ell supplied with this good bait- i ported several good catches. The tho manufacturers,' and took tho lion, c .:. 5 8 Cinrabrone. f , 0 0 0 points whilo Mllbuy oE the same team ^ her contenders, she failed to make sh. pound /iyhermen did not do si well third by 89 pins after making 986, 'pel. e 0 10 C. Green, f 1 13 was defeated Saturday at Newark uckley, p I.allionila, c. „ 3 2 8 by the Essex troop trio by a score followed closely with ten points. La- f the showing that her owner and club There were only two nights when with them. _ their highest score of the evening. Idy. ^; Kelluni, tr 0 0 0 Blonda, one-arm player of Red Bank, expected of her. lie wealcs were taken from our pier e»-*-o - Louis Acerra was the star of the Calandrlello, 0. Figaro, s - ~ 2 2 6 of 10 to 8'.4. Fort Monmouth had a h. Green, K ,. O O (1 handicap of three goafs. lad tho Bed and Gray oeconds with ~ Tha summary: 1 large numbers. Then everyone j • u» 1 /"i — evening He made 254 in the first, two field goals.and two fouls. 191 in the second and 225 in the third DeLuca, a 0 2 2 North American championship ,-j.o wns flshmg, caught aii they! Junior High Cagers METHODIST. ESBCX Troop Fort Monmouth KED BANK. wmted, well over one hundred were for an average of 216. The scores: V PTS G 7 10 No. 1 .'....McGrath . FOB yt lie ©lass A pennant race. Start, 11:39; ichooley, f. 0 e rrs " aken on each occasion. The first Win Over Specials UTJLITV. 0 I'LAINFIELO. No. 2 llodm / Hlno Cribpell 181 lr«nnan. f. . 0 G F'T'i'S No a .,, ....Doottcrl .•re. t -. 10 2 ' eight taps, twenty miles. 181 101 102 ieihim. f 0 0 0 ! light herring was the favorite bait, Fr.'izee .. 169 180 ornuch, f. 0 Henry, f _... 0 0 0 llolhrook Time Elapsed 178 O»41. f. SubBtltutlona—EHPCX troop, Clitmhronr, f 0 0 0 second, feather lurca too--k„ th„.o- Coach Frank Pingatore's junior Jones ... 2 OS 1 Freedman, f 3 17 I'ort Monmouth—Kay Gorfcn. Wuyncr. Pirate It 12.25:32 .16:32 .._ 1118 eynoldn, c „..„ „ „ o I lUik f. , 0 0 0 (1. (Jrcon, ( 118 Phantom - - 12.27 :38 48 :38 ish. On both of these scaaions, I high school basketball five eked out jShtmi 234 175 et, Score hy pcvlodn: T.alUondn, c —, 2 2 C> Jicerra "arner, g „.._.._..„ _, y 0 0 11 Drub 12.29:11 43:11 lowever, the. surface of the2 water \ a 31 to 30 victory over the Red Bank '" 225 Holmon, i Sheldon, c )arey, a - 0 0 Johnson, c Eflfiex troop 4 'Z *•• :i la —10 Rainbow did not finish. ras swarming with herring about •Specials Friday afternoon when the 850 inulTman, a. „ _.„ 1 o Kluaro. K Taylor, c , l''ort. Monmouth .J!i 1 !j [i 'Z — 8\h8' Tomninc p « The second race of the series was inches long. There were other two teams clashed on the River EISNEB NO. I. Morrifion, s Gonla—KPKOX troop. McGrath r>, Hod^e la when a few were taken, not .street court. The Red and Gray 177 157 3 PoUky, ir Pony. Foulfi—MiGrnlh 'Z. Fort Mnn- I,, (irr'en, 1: sailed Sunday afternoon before the 171 208 The Trinity Episcopal team de- Urookn, e nore than four fish went over five junior high seconds won from the j nrooj(S mouth—Fosytlie 6. liolbroolt. Ucrf-n. largest crowd that has assembled on 189 148 Dcltoise, K hnlidlrup 3. 1M»II1»—Gerfen ^. Special seconds by a score of 29 to HoiFm 102 eated the Baptist quintet by a score the ico here in many a winter. It Referee—Charles I.lr;ibet-;V-"ith sixteen points Curchin, Jr 1G9 The Waimight garage of Long A banaudo newspaper circulation Nicholas DoTuro, manager of the l.nko ._ _ „... 177 140 1-lor, f. 1 3. -tho kind Tho Register has—is the Pirate II on the second lap of the possibility of taking the lar; KED BANK. ...; 109 178 ilth. f. . 0 4 Branch Is accond and the Tilton Cameo theater at Kcnneburj?, has Caatellacio only kind that counts with the ad-been spending a week at New Or- 6lght-lap course. On the fourth lap ive to ten pounder.-;, if, you were an- G 1-' I'TS 159 193 Decker, c. 4 G Dairy team of Shrewsbury is third. vertiser. No premiums or other In- Of tho event Capt. Fisher on the Pierre, f 0 0 0 Brower. E. 1 7 STANDING Of TUB TEAMS. leans attending tho Mardl Gras. Hs chored in tile feeding grounds of Mniulcllu, t. •1 0 S Helm, E. • ,0 0 ducements have ever been offered to Pirate sailed into an air pocket and .hese fish which is generally not far Morrow, f. ... rOSTOFFlCE. W L TA secure clrculation.~-Advertisement. has been in Florida all winter. lost his breeze. The Rainbow, like Phifcr, <• hroedcr ... 1GU 113 Allenhurnt ( 41 19 GCt.49 'ram the inlets, but. ..rather difik-uR Dennis 157 lei 38 25 5fl7.3t» In the first race, did . riot perform t locate. Barlicrio, K. 155 Oslmrn, g. .. SaunilcrB .....' 187 The tic for third place, which exist- Tilton Dnlry U 27 544.15 Very well and she was withdrawn. l--ii.-nro, t: Warner - . IDG ed between the Rumson Presbyterian K,i>yport Recreation 34 29 568.C5 This left the Drub and the Phantom CROAKKRS. (lurlcy 100 Acorra Bakery 29 34 541.3G ™".".'1'.'"Z.'.'." 167 and the ^ St. Anthony church team3 5IW.41 11 3 31 l'urkrr luyton & Mnb'dO 20 04 to finish it out and it proved to be ~V\"c caught croakers tlii^ year in 181 174 prior to last week's game, was brok- Hed Bank Recreation 52E.27 a most exciting contest. Capt White large numbers as everyone elso did en when the Rumsonlte3 vanquished Walk-Over ahoo •190.4-' on the Phantom struck a. piece of who fished from the Jersey Shoic. r; r ns 8°0 853 Vacrarclli. f. ... the Catholic lads, by a score of 35 to Tho averages of the ton leading j They were not nt Jill pnrlicuini- what. .. 2 0 1 ice that had been thrown out of an Cnlanilricllo. {.., ,2 0 4 The Clotliiers and Insurance team 20. A. Kerr made thirteen of Kuin- howlers who have taken part in eel hole and carried it along under bait you offered them. Then- wr-ru Geltb, c- rolled over the nine hundred mark .204 .son's 35 points. The. score: thirty gamcH or mom folluw: his.runner'plank for a considerable not any exported north of .Seaside Alvin.,. i! .. 1 0 2 each of the three games which Pim-;itorc. E- ... .6 4 16 RUMSON. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. distance before it cleared itself. This Park above the uver;i[;e run in they won from the Eisner Number FTS G incident probably caused tho Phan- weight which was less than'a pound. 2 team last Thursday night. Their Forb™. f 3 r1 7 Conway, Koyport _ 60 tom to loose tho event. What, they lacked in tazc, they made scores were 905, 040 and 917. . The ScheWt. f 1 Vitaliiiu. Allenhurot 63 A. Kerr. c r, up for in numbers and vigor, fur manufacturers failed to top 858, their G 1 12 ii-Run, Keyport SO yhc summaries. Fnzione. K il K rdan, WalnrlKlit la there was no doubt in yonr mind Junior High Nefcters mark in the third match. Straus of CunnlnRham. 1 0•z Merrill. Allcnliurot 62 Amcrlea'a Famous Korih American €hamplonbliip about his .prenence until hin tail left j the Clothiers made the hlRh score Perl, K 0 0 0 '. Tonminl. WBlarlght 60 Ono rrlco Hat. thev water. j Trim Freeholders of 215. Kennedy of the same out- W. Ken-, s 0 0 0 Poillrjon, Koypnrt Start, 2:35. Course, twenty miles. Menzsopane. Rod Bank . ElilPMid During tho -winter of 1!W, Captain \ fit rolled 213. The scores: ki 0 I n v, Tilton Finish Time Burlington was informed thai thru: C':oi dfi Culc» HG 180 0 0 mation came through tho efforts of 'y afternoon on the River street 215 180 129 flcntllc. 1 _ 0 0 Rainbow did not finh'h. Ihe Biological Survey nt Washington ! court, and handed them a. 33 to 4 1S2 18» 201 P. Vaccnrelli, 1. . „ 2 The third and what way supposed while beam trawling for i-mall, t-pec- j drubbing.. At half time the local Kharabba, c ..... 1 Plngatorc, c, ...„ _.._.._... 0 to have been the deciding" race of imens of fish life in Banicyat Buy' JT-inior high five had tho county 006 040 "017 EISNER NO. 2. Palouccl, g. ...„ _ 0 the series was called yewterday morn- Uuriny the winter. . | reiiter-eaters by 10 to 3, and 'iin thtl e final Figaro, s 2 M.nphj Ill 161 176 ing shortly before noon in a Miff c can only hope tliry : pend n:i ! Iwilili"".' held tlionthemi to one point. Plngu- Knik'ht Murdieo, B _ 1 121 Oantallce, ff 1 gale from the northwest. The boati' sooil winter, put on a jiuun'.l or .0 j tore substituted all his reserves 'in liciss 148 166 (icttio, c - 1 Were lined up for a quick getawny nf Hfli, and coino back Tor ;i vani- : order to give thom a chance tu cam White 16? 141) 190 With the entire' entry having rc- Piilamlruno m 161 148 lion at our .shores next summer. They ! their letters. 189 178 Announcement •"• • Howlanii .... clucecl their canvas and carrying ex- airely j-.laycd away too long tiic las.t Phifer and Osborn, both of the lo- tra weight on their runner ]>!/)«)*£. ti'ne. .About tf.'ti ye:u'.t, <-al. junioj hisli team, led their team- 7E7 80S SB8 Tho boats wore off at (he uhot ut mates in scoring with six points The Pj-ofcsalonal Men won two out High Schools In the sun but hardly went, a distance KJNGKISf-I. apiece, while all the others shared of three games from tbe Grocers of a hundred feet when the 1'irate ru.-ec.--.-iMg cvLTythiii;.; thai i:- de- in Kcotini,' one or more points. Wit- and Plumbers last Thursday night. Basketball Race II and the Rainbow were hit by ;i iiiatjle \\'u\i t ho one, exceiitiun "f m;in and EVJIUH scored foul:; and Professional Men won tho first ...heavy puff nnd the Pirate ovcr- iv/<\ flip kin;;ti;h is generally recog Harrington dropped a goal for their by 1(37 and the third by 46., . The Sevenly-cight high schools and tU.xned- The skipper in tho Ruin- nized ;L! [!]'• ''rieafooil Sunrc;:ne." total of four point s. Grocers took the second by 55 pins. prep schools have Hied notice v manii bow1, in order not to have the Finifo when it nrrnc,-: on |hi: table. He H12D BANK. Truex of tho Professionals made tho tho New Jersey State Inter-schola fall upon his craft, payed off and in puts ui> a gond light' lor his size when Ci K MS. hlnh individual score of 256 and also association at Trenton of their In doing 00 capsized his craft. hooked, and isi vc-iy udi'jit at acttiny .118 rolled 214. The scores: tlon to participate in the annual 1 a way. . i ] i"> ketball tournament, the finals The Phantom und the Drub by niello, f. . 1 IS PROFESSIONAL MEN. this time, seeing- the lOJght of tlto The the pound nets. ..000 Kinc -... 160 1811 199 which will be held at Asbury V with the c;iriy i-piin;; mil of whiting', Mill Loll 131 IC7 H» March 16 and 17. First round p I Other boata in the race did not at- llnrl«-y hut were not t.'ikrn until July in any W. rmvi.i 180 133 100 ings will be relfnsod soon. ' tempt to run off but headed for H10 I-'iparo, Wnnl .. 191 Kill wishes to announce that they have opened a Middlctown tihore where the skip- mmtbt'i'.-i -\vilh I?,n't. IViorn then on K. Davis Sl-r.vLcr One new team Is entered In K Trucx 2f,li pers thought the air would be 11. bit until about, tin! middle a( September, linrhcrlo. K play this year. It Is Pompton Lai l lighter Captain Burd ln the Drub however, they wen- mure plentiful The list of entrants includes L( thnii in picvious je.'ii;:. j\ml, from found it otherwise and took a ;.KruplK-d Ball. winning the roll-off. They then con- litlli! eflict on Ilieir InUili;; the bait tinued to tako thr, second by 85 nnd dilate Hulling a^odutloii of An 0 tills mornlnff at halt-pmX ten o'clock lea. The first races were sailed S ut which-time it in oxpenti'd that wlien tile run w:i:' ,111. Aiouii'l Ihe l,awiencc Welntruub of Monmouth tho third by sixteen pins, . Eiuther- 1 day. with Clarence W. Capos n tho ocricB will hn decided. ml ol !">• r > * * 1111 j • 1 •. they hc;;.'in to:itroct is proudly displaying an mito- Innd of the Ourdenora waa high with '•'V'1 11:', .HH! in a few i-onj;ijf. U3 uric! Tlicodore Helporln of fitanfo ] PHONE RUMSON 367, mile:: up ,,,. i|,1Wii 1 lie cnii:it, tlejieud- praised him for the aggressive spirit B. 'iMrne Connecticut, third. to Bed Brink, whore nhe has been ins up.,11 where tln> ball tl:ih linp- he showed in winning this prize. Tho Kaltcl 163 U 172 sailed during thfi pnfit. few rtayti. Tin; pened 10 n>me in. TIK ir natural awarding of tlio prize wa3 held at 12fi 210 Mr. Cnpcs dlu not nriivo on II bout wjia on exhibition at the recent 177 157 100 ball. II: b nut licilljc plentiful, how- I ho Anbury Park Convention lmll in 187 Itirs 110 scene in time for the flrnt nvent. II boot allow nt New York and attract- ever, ifjvn I'oulilllml Ion),- rmxiKll, connection with (he Boy Scout cli- won the second race in nix uilnut ed much attention. you would tako jioini: oi tlium. Mullet sn sis sonnnd 29 seconds nnd tho third in eix Tho Coinraorcial ChauBeura wonniluutes aud iotly ficconau, RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14; 1934. Page Nineteen SUICIDE. East Keansburg News.j gr^********^^ The Tragic Deaths of Mr. and Mrs. George SlllwelL Tlio Gcraldino Thompson Repub- lican unit will hold Ho weekly curd 6REA T ARKET PL AC IE Tlio dciul bciltoi u( Mr. ana Mrs, party tomorrow afternoon at tlio t«cor(jo Htllwcll of Whltehouso were home ut its president, Mrs. Geow found Hiiniluy luini;inK from the raft- Ituppell, with Mrs. Junies Allen u:i Wo-rds for Twenty-Five Cento;; ers «f tlio Kiinigo In tho roar of their lioiifio, A iiQto fastened to tho ltltcJi- Mrs. Rudolph Bchmldt gave n ntorlt I'll dour rrnd; "If you want to find parly Wednesday afternoon for her LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. uo como out to tho garage und look REAL ESTATE FOR RENT_ _REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ulBtcr-ln-law, lire. August Schmidt. AUTO LOANS—ConfldoDtlai. proinpt, fur H:I." The hodlcu -were found by LOST, ana rnrneu itin, nt Cnrlton thffatcr FURNITURB. n«w and used storage fur- iVA**L I'Al'EK. new. 19K4 patterns; reu* HALF of a hoiino for icnt, eoven rooms l'lVK-ROOM'liouBdr oi-.ea^fireplac&Tl'w Pinlt nnd bluo dccoralioiui were B.jnahly nrifeil. At Miller's Hardware courteous rctVUe: no ciidorBcraentii; Ihtlr nephew, A. lxmgfitrcot Herder Monday uftenifon. IMiono ICcf Whitchou:;r\» Financial dittlculttsti : Co.. 010 Eltctrlu bullciinK. Asbury Hatk. ! everybody had iv ilno tlmo. Otlici'u I.Oi-T, Mro. Fred fast sell and hundreds of odd plcctio Ot manager, C Wbarf avenue, Ited Uank, thon 11 yenr iigo they were found vin- Hlkhlnridn 1143-M. wonderful Rovlnya. Wo buy, sell and ex- U'd iniexLcIlei]. Money-bock trunrnntec. l HO County: from 515 to »2«0 .per month. Ray •FAHM of ~" flS ncre»~/l'ea*Q~ «- change. Atlontiu Furniture Warehouse , .«mt7rKr^nl or, Mrs. Irene Kruso, Mm. Lillian turn lo Mr. Weinman, ThJnl street, Fair 3"i_Monmoiith street, Hed Bank. l.o.x 66, lied Ilanlt." N. J.. J4J GOLD—Wo puy caflh tor your old Owner, l^_O^k_p^^_Fa|r_Huv£n, N. J. Na^c^nlcNJf' THIS J'KNNSVLVANIA BONUSES. VACUUM cleaners, $70 model Hoover town 121-J. fur tlio job lot. Kcation celling: on per- J Euuscti will be in charge. cleaner, very niltthtly URed, cant tell inancnt \viitcr wngon. Willlnm Kaoul, two sold jewelry, watches, teeth, etc. Reua- FOR RKNT, Btoreu, ollicea. ^otB, oouaGa^ t H Tho Ladle:) auxiliary of the lire fi-urn ncv.'s iirlec S9S. Other rebuilt Jlo»- OAK WOOD for Bale; ntovo. furnaco nnd it™ri emit of Naverlnk iiostoilice. 1!?? .,?, .%.9^ ?_ apartments; Improved: all locations. TWO-ACHB fiii-m. wltli fun7ITo7n7"h7i7r« Application DlanliH at tho American vern from SI It,7.">; one year guarantee. (ireplneo lcntfths, $5.00 per largo loud. CONTKACT URIDGE'lcesonB. Mra. L. f. Just off Broad atrcst. Land & Loan Co.. and outbuilding for chicken farm, san- company Iiold a card party Monduy .'it.lpd lco end Coal Co., 1U West Front TIIltKK COUCHES. S'i. S3. 35; tovcral odd 12_Mechanic_ streot. tied Bank. dy luam, 12% feet on road, no fruit ttettf, - legion Itooins at sled Banli, Jf-leclrlc cleaners from ?3.0O u|i. We buy, Belling, 97 Mario avenue. Hed Hank. houfo ncod* few repairn, l.rooli running night ftt tho ilreliouae, with Mra. A. Kill nnd exchnniro. Atlantic Furniture TII : tct, phono Kcd Bank 1R46. tnblefl and Btatida in vary nice chape, Tor appointments call Red Bnnk 221. ATTRACTIVM liousc. Bcmi^ieTaclied, live 1 7 "e* to 5I"I; ceverfll odd chalrfl 60c up. A r rnomii, open lireplacc, tiled bath, hot through property, tlirco milea froit) He3 Blanks for making application for II. Licdorhaua and Mrs. Eugene Warehouse, 36 Monmouth street, Itcd '. O. !i \V0"0i)71ireplllcc or Btovo lonatiw" TKAPPL US,~ATTEN'riON—We" fmy"hrBh- Jiank. Kec Milton Ikrk. a Mcchnnis •.'nil Hod Kank 44C-J-2. II. L. Blood- lot oi new and used rtipa at sreat bnr- water hent.; ynrairc; porches; five minutes Ilio lionun to bo paid by tho state of Reardan an hostesses. Tho auxiliary jrnlna. Will exchaniro old rug nnd ifive eat prices for raw furs. Phono Ked rt._R(?(f lia.n\i, phono 1617. - • KOWIJOATH. ten. twelve, fourteen fcot d Bank 47-1. Vogel's, Mechanic nnd Broad to station. Owner caren for lawn; re- J'cmisylvnnlnyvania to veteranvetcranos of tthee wilvlll hoholdd a VValentino danco at the time paymenta on bnlanrc. I., K. Brown, duced rent. Telephone &0-M, Middletown. NKW five-roum IIOUBO, ull Impruvcnersti; lonir. 517.60 m>; null bouts, %H7 to SM'J. I'AIMT NOW and eavo Imlf hy buying dl- I1 17 I>r.)».»,-t_avi™iio, Iicil Hank, phono 57. faucets. Itcd Dank. Wurld war .-aid the apulBli-Amqrlcan ' firclioueo Saturday night. Prizes Thornttfluii'tt Uoat Works, 1 Center etrcot. (i replace, but tile hrnt: -ifarnz&\* tot • cot from fB**tory: liluh (rrndo house USI'M furrltiirn lioujrht and uold [ anything Ohli CJOIiTPinld Bilvcr bouwht in nn'y COLONIAT. hoiipc. Sycamora avenue. xL^S; brcflkfasl noyk ; prfcu S4.2O(l. w.u arc at tho rooms of Shrewsbury ] will bo awarded to tho wearers of .Sr-uhrlulit, N. J. • imint, 31.G0 gill Ion; good paint HOc K'tl- ; fiom <;no pleco to contcnti, of your auuntitiea; wll call for name and pay iihrcwsbury, csitatcs adjoining: BU rooms rsuil: R. >Laiivca» 3 35 jMunmuutb ntreei, U KICKS—Second*, pet feet comfit lorn S.'J km, whlnyle jialiit 75c gallon, roqf paint IjCflt price. E. S. Howard, la I Hudbon and bath, hot water heat, two-car aarnual limit of the American legion and will tho bent costumes. home. We Invlto you to look us over. Ked Hank, per tilOUHiiml; price Uoo«l until Febru- !iOc c'lllon. Full lino of bhctlacs, varnfeh- I Ciarmuin'e, ]l_White BtTeet.Ited Hank.* avenue, f»hono_Rc(l_Iifijik_0jH." corner lot; ncrccncd porch, Iroc". IMUHIQ ho furnished frco of charge to all j T|le church Improvement ansocla- ary 10, Colcmtin hotel, Ashury Pflrh. Al- L pluinliina find lumber of all kinds for UJG Willow uvenUQ, L»ong Drench, phone refined home. Apply (j. 1' E., box Ell, ctbnok: quaint old-fashioned farm Mild on |ireinlt!eii daily. ailO-J; Hod Dank at^re, 110 Went Front ilitinn. fur n\x or rcven room house: oupca. LargD nrrenso if dcatrcd. Conveni- Mylvuiilu lit the time of their enlist- church wlll hold a George Wuahlng- x eni.(innl.le. I'hono 1495 Hod Hunk, or Red Bank. ^nj7r7TTrirjm i:IUKWOu|j7"5li."00"pcr"i(iwl. S10 tier cord; rtreet. \y : nt to Hed Iiank bmtion.. .Sumo gentle- inent. Parents, wives and children |ton iUIlchco;i Tuesday, February Zl, alto I'lpelcMi Furnace for Kale, LOX 511, WANTED, house fur rent or pale. Andy con, modern Improvc-munia; Karate; ionn farma. Hay H. Ktillman. formerly ilieplnio voott, $11 per tord. I-OCUHI ANOK. vIolinH. oraanfl. tuning nnd re- Uod Hank." _ __ Jespe Mclllray. 713 Itivcr road, Fair Ha- of deccasnd fioldlors who formerly |f|.om noon untn two O.clocl[ The ns- lioivtc, oiik lumljcr, planlni; nnd enwlntr. nicely decorate-! Intldo; near bus ilno; rea- wner and operator of uetcral Monmouth palrlni,'! heated storage. Ulrhan'H IM- I>ININ(ri;l>OM" suite for" tnle contTslhTi; ven, or JelfipJiojiftKcd Unnk" 12BI-M. nonablo. rent to reliable tenant. Cnn be rnutity forms', can asi.int you in inaklnc a hvcil In the Ktato mentioned aro aloo ' |)oclallon has many inOmbcrs in thla Churlo* ti. Heunctt & Co-, ofiko Dnono ano Shop, Drummond place, lied Dank, Mlildletowii f»Oa, icBidcncc 7i». of rhinn clonet, tinffet. lianirhiK mirror, \VANTEli. (j'mair-coupcV" i»ri<:V"umicr'"^\6u'. t^cen_at'nny time. J'houc I'^nnon A\U: ie fielcctlon. OfTice, State highway, EaR- eligiblollgihloe to receive tho bomi3bonus . ThThoe locality and uU s presiden|dt t lla MMrs. j _ phono 0^3. forvor. tablo vlth three ledKCB, (six chaire. Muni be in KOOII nic-liiinifpl condition ; \ UOUSfcT liUNTlNtTT" lf"loT7«i"nio"~bMp fj}\nL phono 378. blni^lui may bo obtained nlghtfl. Edna Ballantlno of this place. TltACTtiltS, new or used. lor eaU. What SOD. topioll. fill dirt, cinders, cravel mid S10: lart:c living room etovc 5... I'hono Body must be KOMI! nnd clean. Telnphonn yoj, 1 havo many llutinae of hoiiBeo to: nro your icquirementfl? Conovcr uros., 1S77-H. Red B.-ink. rent .a Red Bank and vicinity. Reason- FOR SALE, country estate. Holmdol tovrn- Fifteen girls of this place- will take manure for Bnle. Prices rlffht. Ciaudo lied Hunk 151S-J. after 6:1C P. M. No hhiii, on Tclcerapb hill; fino viow of Wlekntiink. W. J. 'i'ry our nervlce. Thono C. Wright. Llttlo Silver, phono Itcd Dank TWO nc>v portable typewriters, ono Koynl, t able renta. W. T. Porker, 64-BP Broad Grenler New York and ocean j wonderful I'urty At Weateldc. part in a show entitled "Carnival of Ilolni.lel P. _, I493-J. _ four Iiiui^, and one Underwood, three Btreat. Red Hank, phone 3322. WATER SYSTEMS PalrbanU-Morao wa- niRht view of liijhtn of Iho U\S City; 160 Musical Komancca" to bo Riven early I'lANO tunlnffo, oti all Tnaltec; Stelnwny ink. flieaji. IT Wanhln^tort Etrcett HOUSE of hi\ rooma, buth. new Uot, v.-a- The. Tjndiea' auxiliary of theVWcst- UAUI03 rcpaireii; iineet . materials arid Itcd Hank. I'hono 59fl-M'_ __ __ lot oystems matallcd. Wo riii^uiallzo to ler hoatina plant; fcur«i:e; two blocka at-rcn, to clone H. <;. flcuddcr rstate. Al- Mdc llofin company -will hold a bunco in April by the Women's Democratic and Acoll'ttii sperlaliflta. TnntliiK'f, 10 workmanship; modern tent equipment. pump topafrir.if, Flculdenco, Mld.Uetown. hton^IJeekman, ^^fney^JIed^Bank^^N. J. Monmouth direct, nhono Itcd Httnk 30.. atinu'q. lfl hlminiouth street, phone ft'J. THKEE-STONE" (11(^1011(1 "rlnp! knraT from SCIUKJI ; rent reduced. In-auiro Own- parly Tuesday night, February 27, at club ot Monmouth county. Tho girls N. J.. f)hune Mldtlletowu Gfl. Fiuwblnft. er.__]2 Unk idiu-c._Falr_Haven. I-'OUEOLOHURil linrtrnin: nix-room huuia HKHUIIJ'F wocond-hand water pumpa. t\_ WO~Cr(TsmM^roi>i ~Fai"uiCt'«um7Tin^ twenty dtnmond p tones brooch, all heating and tinning. Kreilfi..Hurst- tho Wcstsldo Drohouan. Mrs. Fred aro Natalie Goodman, Jano Rowland, it. HurBt. Middletown, yhono Mlddlctown ilittintiTfi: r.ell at bin encrifice; need ready FOR "RENT." fi vc-raofn" ho IJHC;~BO me "im- in Kaalnldo I'nrk, Pair Haven; alt im- tllated rib, ojertor, recoil pad; oppor- nsh ; furniture nnd at her thinge. Write UEEF CATTLE nnd fntTlK^" wimttd ; alTo provements; near h!«hwiiy, on Kane provemontrt; splendid condition; lot Drcislor Is chairman, being assisted Huth Raub, Virginia liuppel, Irene cc. _ ^ , tunity far Homeone. Call lied Hank 21ijfi . veal and bob cnlf. Telephone or wiitc r.'txlSU: 33.100. «ee Milton Berk. Z'Mf :i : between 5:80 nndJ7;0O F. M." _ >r call at CG Dianchport avenue. Lone Inne, Middletown. Apply William Kane, hy other members., of tho auxiliary. Frank, Dorla McElwaln, Mildred I jtU;il)Am'B,*TKi Ko"fiin»lfy nlze", all porce- Ilrnnrh.* for rath prices to B. Zlotfcin, Freehold. N. Mhldlctuwn, N. .i: i;hunin ftrcel. Jicil Hitnlc. t'bone Iflt7. Iftln, four doom, in perfect tundltlon; FOR SALK. three waEonn, hayrack, Iwo J., phone 20, Prizes will be awarded and refresh- Hcrgenrothor, Louise Hoplcr, Dc- NVniK"HAIIt"KD~fox""teirierrfeiiV;itc"i four FOU RENT, half of doublo hoiwe, Fi;: ISIX-KOOM lutiiJic, nil improvements; vapop loren Mayer, Ethel Voorhcca, Doris cost 51100; inunt be flold nt once. Look it plows. lncjuirc of John H. tkhanek, \VANTKTJT\ady'H birycleV Rtntc "i>7ice and ments served. «vcr. Cramiinn'tf. 11 Whtlc street, Ited Helford. N. J . nonthn old, for nalc reasonable. W. condition. Addresa Dux IS 1, Middle- rooms, nil improveingntiq; at T. :i Ouklund hent; fiieiilacc, tile bnth. Rnraffe; excel- Frank, Gcraldino Moll, Norma Krue- IIanni!»al, 'll'l Knlr Haven road, Lair Ha- Ftrcct, Red Hunk. Apply William Kane, lent location: i>rlco Sfi,3O0.0'>. Frank B. Kuril-;.* . FOR SAI.K," ppdlfirocil wire haired fox ter- . phonp. Iteil Hani; 2040-H.1' town, N. J. Middletown. N. J. __ L.iwc^, 105 Monmouth street. Red-Bunk. Kcr. Dorothy Schmidt and Madeline WASHINU MACHINES, repairs anil imleii: rier: Jilso Ihoroujihbrccl English Better. Sclffert. Maytuc BueclnllBts. Tuattng'B, 16 61on- Mra Kteplioniu Hoduea, Kinn'a Hluhu-ny, highoat prices for all your raw fun?, BUmiALOW'of Vivo~foom«,~buth. airiit^ roULTRY farm of fifteen ncrcfl,'capacity inoulh ntrcet, phono Red Bnnk 3g. injt «aw with belt driv- proverncnts j giii'anc; S.TJ. PoEacfinlon 2,000 layers: excellent land for truck- Fair Haven News. Middletown. N. J., opposite Bnptlst inc three IIOTBG imwor (iencra) Electric Abo Goldman, 52 John street, Itcd Bonk, Fcliruary Jot, John H. Cook, Jr., Syca- AKCOlTA tyro lientcr fnr Hale, 325; tlirco hh^ phono lJ"10-M-___ ing; nlflo runninn brook; beautiful dwell- yoarn OKO coat 518T,; hofttH from /our to utor; c!»ht«(!n BBWH «nd taw Rhiirpcncr. more avenue, Shrewsbury, N. J., phone ing house. l'tice reasonabel; rntiat be «. LSCC nuick disposal; five minutes frotn Hedl pillow mnclo by Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, drlvowaya traveled, tractor plowinc nnd l parked full of power? If not, it ia I noon at tho homo of Mrs. A. H. Sul- one-home flcltrli and nhafta, $2.00. Wll. with light housework: Bleep in. Phone Milton Hrrk, 3 Mechanic street, Red Bank, ISank Dtation; flno residential cectlon US years old, wna won by Mrs. H. P. Iiam S. Hose, 1G0 Drnneli nvenuc. Kcd truck for hire. J. H. Carney, phono Eat- tinip to phone Kod Uaiik l!)00. Landau'n Atlantic Hiffhl&iidA 34S. Dhono 1617. • phln of River Plaza. ontown 440-J-". Rndic* Service. We do not operate a store on two hiffhwaya; bua HIICB, venter, Hmith. Mrs| Agnes Allalro mado Ilnnk." r Mrs. Ernest W. Mandovllle re- nor tlo we ntock ncv/ radiofl. We main- nHS r"CLASS~domestln~]i~cfp "f alTTindT: SMALL lHingn]o\T on Shadow Inke" for gas, electricity; low taxes; 3150 per liigh iicoro at bunco, and other prize tnln a laboratory devoted exclusively to referencefl investigated; diBcriniinatinj; rent. Kce Edgar Alexander, opposite turned homo last week from a visit lot, t Ox 150. Terms half cash, bal- winners wore Mrs. Herbert Hawkins, were Charlotte Zucker, Doris Pescux rndio repnlin, With low overhend. natur- eelection. Munniouth Employment Agen- ]j|ve£_Pla7,fi_nrhool. ^^ to relatives at Utlca. ally, our urires are loiv. Tubes, parts nnd cy, 107 Monnioulh ntrcet, I!ed Bank, ance 35 por month. Milton JJurk, 3 Mrs. Annlo Kirk, Mrs. Hazol Smith, Keyport News. ond Helen Dowen. SIX-ROOM houso and bath for rent; nil Mra. Frederick C Tatum has re- work fully Kiiariintced. If Tte.I Bnnk VJO'J p.hono Ked Rnntf 3^0 0.* __ Mechanic street, phono Red Bank Miss Irma (Jrocll, Harold P, Smith, The- Hazlet flro company was called \n biiBy. phono lied BanV 2S2Q." ' IIIBLP wanted; white couples, houpcwork- Intent improvementa. McCartcr avenue, covered from tho Injuries which she Kair Haven. Write M. Zinga, box ^5, Miss Janet Brown, Misfl Betty Min- out to a chimney flro at tho homo of CHAIRS i-eoaned ami refmlnhcd. Prices I crp, "waitrefcB-chambermaids. Red Bank 1617. '. ' ;•" received eievcral weeks ayo In an uu- - Fowler, George B. Moxloy. Minn Eliz- party at the home of Mrs. Morford Perth Amboy hospital, wliero he has Cowlcs. mouth street (ground floor). Red Clnekoy. phono Red Dunk 702-M. SIX-liOuM noiTiidrTirimp^^i'mcntH; just FARM in Shrewsbury for aalo or rent;-31 Monday night. Bank, phono 352. redcf'Drated throughout, two-car jraraRc, acres; suitable Kenllcman'a estate or ubi:tli Seowcroft, Ml.«s Marjorlo been a Kurglcal patient for three The Cardinal 4-H Poultry club will IIBAI) CJAROENEU or"~miperintciident ncui- town; excellent locution; cower con- Tho bridge club met at the home wants work; ciu\ furnish eood refer- farm; Uittro stable, i'hone 1405. Red Bunk. .Smitli, Mrn. Kva T.ittle, Mrn. H. We«t- weeks. meet at the homo of Kenneth ond ence*. Write to Ilox 17 6. EnitliElitown, N. nection:". Frank B. Lawcj*. 105 Monmouth or wi-lto t5HrcwEbury^l'"arm, bos 611. Red dykc, Mrs. G'irge. A. Hawkins, Mlsn of Mrs. John Carey Friday after- John C. Osborn. who sustained a Earle Ackcrson Tuesday • evening. windows; nave li&'/o of fuel custn, II. J., Anthony ItiiRnlln. htre«t, Ucd Hank. Mary ISmnm tleinlrickoon, Mrs. TJCS- noon. broken log uoveral weeks ago when Fobruary 20. Howard J. Stelle, the A. Hcniliickfion & Co., phono Itcd Dank HOUSE for rentrBU~r^m~a11 improvc- _ Tho Needlework guild will hold a 1400, 114_Monmoiith_Htreet,_Red Banlc. for restuurant; steady work. Apply mentn and KtiTasc; in River Plazn. In- UrANISH bungalow, ten rooms, croaa ven- tcr England and Mrs. George Mox- he waa struck by an automobile at new county club agent, will bo pres- quiro of E, Shkoda, River Tlaza. Red tilation, casement windows; hatNacro delicatessen salo at Homestead farm, PAINTER and pajicr hanger nnd decor- I Ilerhort'B. 2Z Monmouth uLreet, Red # loy. Brooklyn, is able to attend to his ent at Via meeting. ator; rcaaonable prices. Will paper a i Bank. Uk plot, restricted neighborhood, beautiful tho homo of Mrs. F. Markllo Schad, trees: Spanlfih tilo terrace, gnraso at- Mr. und Mra. Harry Vcroncau gave duties as treasurer of the Hale desk Howard Woolley tvas confined to room for $3.fid nnd up; all work guaran- POSITION wnnted ns General houee-svorkor SHREWSBURY, Sycamore avenue, colonial next Tuesday afternoon from three teed. Joseph lloffmnn, 19 Monmoulh clx-room houBe, cxchiRlvely eltunted, hot tached. Trico $11,000.00. Frank B. a party Tucflday night of last week company at New York. his homo last week with a heavy | or cook; cUy or cuuntry; by cxpurl- I.av.e«. 105 Monniouth street. Red Banit. to five o'clock. A great variety of street, Red Hank. I'hono 2104, Hed Bank. wnter lieat; lavatory downatair.i; tile bnth in celebration of tho nineteenth llalph Bcdlo and J. Grovcr Curtis cold. , rnced colored woman; K°O<1 lcfcrcnceo. with ehower: firflplaeo; two-car ynntjie. DWELLING of PIX roums, bath, all im- home-made food wlll be on ealc. As FUKL OIL tonka for Bale and lustnllcd; ' Phone Mra. JohiiBon, I'ntontown U1. provemcntH; lot SoxIiiO, A-l location. birthday of their niece, MISB Ruth lmvo returned from a eliort visit to There Is an epidemic of inteBtlnal "•\VHITB WOM'AN nishes dnya work to Hoynton & Boynton, S Drummond place, an ndded attraction bridgo tables trrodine and landscape work; man on phono 5iJ2 Red Bank. For quick sale, prico 33.100. $1,000 down Rumor. Dancing was enjoyed with West Pnlm Beach, Florida. grip among tho young and old work, trucking; sand, cinders nnd gravel. do, up would do laundry in or out. Call nay merit, bolanco on mortsiiKC. Addieifl music by an orchestra comprising will bo ready for any who desire to Miss Constance Stoddard, a former Old buildings torn down and removed. A. nt -76 Mechanic utreot, after 5:00 P. M., I NEW blx-room houne and tile bath, hot I\_O. Do J: 103, Red Dank. Hazlet. JancR. phone Entontntvn R7-J. Miss ICllzaboth Sherman of Holmdol, play. Talllca will be on sale. resident here, now of New Rochelle, I phone lied Bank 127 4.* water heat; two-car caragc; lovely resi- HOUSE of ecven. rooms, steam hcatl all Clark's Original orchestra fur- dential pection; $45 monthly. See Milton improvetnents; deep lot, near tlio river, Kenneth Goodall of Fair Haven and N. Y., was the recent guest of Miss nished music for a danco held in tho GEORCE H. BROWN, Insuranco nnd perienced need apply; also ,i j>rcFser Hcrlt, H Mechanic street, Ked Bunk, phone in Kulr Haven. Price Hfdit, low taxes. finlvadoro Salorno, Tony Fuco and Uertha Henn. Hazlot flrehouso one night last week. real estate, 3G McLaren atreot, .Red \/fliitod. Apply at 10G Hivcr otregt, Red 1617. _ _ J ISaUin. tdiona 1270 Red Bank.* Ram Plsano of Weehawkcn, Others Ticv. Thomas Bray has returned Bnnk. SIX-ROOM house, all improvements:" gK~~ VO UT AU LLfgaraRe for~aai« Little Silver News rage; Hhrew.nbury avenue, near 1'attcr- I* H.wley, Atlantic in^hl 5^5. Write present wero Miss Evelyn Goodall, from a visit with his mother at Phil- RADIO rciinfr man; ovport radio repaira pon nvonue. Miko Doric!;. nds, N. J." Mian Teresa Baden and William Tall- on flll.Tnadiiiify. Dnnlel 1). Huncuck. F1VK-KOOM houne, lot EO.xlOO. at Hoatl- adelphia, Pa. :^ixiAaT^oNT^5\v^t : South Clinton plm-c, oil Newman Springs SECOND FLOOR (three rooms nnd hnth) man, Jr., of Fair Haven, Miss Anna ('l')io Red Dank ttcslntcr can be bought den'ft Corner, for aalo at sacrifice to sot- In IJtt!« Silver nt the Union N«w» Stand Mrs. William Chadwick has been Trout utreet, lied Dank, phono 127 5. ' cnuc, lied Bank." oa liouuekeepinir npart merit or PC para to tie estate. Call at 26 Rector place, Red May Chrlntmnn of Red Bank and Ed- at tho depot nnd ut Geurffo Quackcnbush'B visiting her cousin, Mrs. Augusta Headden's Corner. Aiito__accCHBorlEB and vulcanizing. roonin (hoard if decirod) ; nicely derorat- E^icbp^foirilvVchick (ItEFiNEn, educated In.iy «nn's pooltion, ed, warm, clean ami comfortably furnished. H a n_k -2____ . Wfird Rumrr of Weehawken. General store.) Robinson, ot Middletown, N. Y. no objection to child ven ; widower or SPLENIUP lot;*, ono 100x100, tho BBtond cno. Joe Baker, 220 Mechanic street, couple; low wapef, preferable nood liome. Homo iitmuBpherc; Karagc. 220 Spring Tho Ladles' auxiliary of the flrc Tho guild of St. John's chapel met Anbury Lamliertson, who has been Sevoral residents of thla placo at- phono Red Bnnk 2309. etreet, Red Bank/ is 18tix" photiQ, piano accordion. Instruments Bold lumiibie rent. Near Broad fticct. Call at en. iireplacc. steuni heat, ttiraa bed- Mrs. Frank Sherry of Bolford. evrefienfe ; general ninnaKenient. William room?, tilo bath; BHrngo; Kood location. fnlr will bo held. treasurer. Miss Helen Williams, who was re- nj repaired. 47 Washington strcot. Red , WaKoner. box ] 1 r,. Bclford, N. J. 48 Wallace street, Itcd Hank. •_ Misa Porcell of Jorooy City was In- Tiank, phono 1751. Prlru ?G,:!i)0; easy tcrma. \V*. A. Hopping Work' ban been started on im- Douglas Parkor returned home on cently struck by an auto while walk- HEAL OPPORTUNITY fora real laundry ONE OH TWO furnlah«d rooms for rent. Apcncy, 8 Linden place. Red Bank, phone provcmontB to tho flrchouHo.' • The jured In an automobile accident at WILLIAM VTDIETIUGH. plurnldnfr, heui- 1 nil Improvements; lii?bt hotiflckrepiiifr Monday from a ntay In Florida. HI3 ing along a road near Laltcwood and ln« and tinning. Pumps nnd windmill" route man. or for a man who is HUTC he Hccoml floor will bo impportpd with thla placo ono day lost week. She wants u> develop a laundry route under privilcecp; boot lorn t ion. 176 Hudson , brother, Stanley Pnrlter, lino left for severely Injured, i.s staying nt the repaired. Agent for Munter carbuietor Hvemip, Krd Hank, phono 28C-R* Htocl girders nnd there will be other waa taken to tho home of Mrs. Ed- coal dftviiif; device. Kits any furnace. A'Z rumlilions providing for an immediate. HUS1NESS PROPEhTY, brick bulldlns; Florida to Join hiss mother, Mrs. homo of her aunt, Mrs. Wallace IjelKhton uvemie. Red Hank, phono 8Ga7-J. .••atirtfsii-tory weekly F.ilai\V. phi 3 a anb- WELL FUilNISHED~rVor^T~nll~^ril^r^r storo or first floor with epartmont changes, / Sualo Parker, and his slfitor, who are Conklln on Front street. ward O'Flaherty where she received (*tftntlnl ritinmission and with every nfisiwt- mentn; no other roomers; private fnnx- above; all improvements; lot 25xlGQ: first aid treatment. Later sho was CONTRACTING carpenter; jobbing* a epo- :mro pOM(-ililc to develop tho route to the ily; breakfast optional. Address I'. K, prico 55.000. W. A. Hopping Agciicj, S Mro. John I Cuo returned homo upending the winter there. They are Mra. J. H. Hendrickson spent the taken to Klvcrvlew hospital at Red clnlty. W. H. tMorvln, Rlvcrflido drlvu. . lilRhchL dcirrcc of efl'irienLTy, Appliciint ^-I'ULA^^JI^''^ i_ Linden plare. Kctl Hank, phone 307.* - yesterday Jrorj 10 Ijong Branch hos- living in a "houso' 6n wheels." weekend with Miss Emily H. Quig .Red Bank, phone 11108. _____„_ ; must IJC Christian, young, married, nnd COLONIAL home, centrally located: aev- Bank. FURNISHED ROOM, with or 'withniit jiital, whcvo.nno underwent an oper- Arthur Griffin of Portaupcck ha3 of Summit. 1'YPKWIUTEK headquartert. TypowrHerB have .i family. Character references must niealB, for one or two gentlemen; CUM- oii rooniH, llrcptnce, hot water heat, oil ation. SHo was brought homo In the Mr3. Frank Scott is making a stay rented, bought, pold and repaired, 'i'ru- be of the hijrheit. 500 cash bond required penlnl aurroundlnKB; one mfautn from burner; lut 60x120 i tarca Karage: prlc« movod Into an apartment In tho Pon- Mrs. Benjamin D. Brown has re- u'u, ja^Droad •traat _n«(l_Dank. but the- iij,'ht man ran nr range thla by de- ;J*!,nU0. W A. Hupping Atttticy, 8 Linden ].'nlr Haven nmbulance, with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hurat, ! Kro;id street, in quiet refined neighbor- tln houno at Llttlo Bllver Point. Ho turned from a visit with her sister, ARTHUR 13. BOYCa pnlntcr. decorator. duction Knubmlly from cumMin*. Addreaa hood. Phono HG3-J, Red Bnnk,* lihu-c, Ked Hank, phono 3'.i7.* Mrs. Michael Jacobs has loft for who lives near Middlotown villago. Opporlunit.v. bojs_r»ll. HedJJunk. i3 caretaker of (thc Moy property Mrs. Thomas Rhodes of Lakewood. wall pnper export; Biilendld workman- ATTRACTIVE homo, excellent condition; ROAI>SIDE Stand, oa highway; two snao- Miami,- Florida, where she will Join at tho end of tho point. •'- " Mrs. Brown has been recuperating The boy3 and girls of this place, as hip: rcpaannblo prices, estimates and ad- AUTOMOmi.K' tl(L-tri"rinn or "hliufTcur livinjr room, dining, libniry, two fire- i line pumps, cntnpinc four ruunm i extra •vlco free. Your decorating trouhlea arc wants work; ton yeaih' cxperlenco. 1 k-ruund If wanted. Addreaa S9, R. D. 1, Jicr husband. from a severe illnes3. well as aomo grown-upg, havo been places, hot water heat, four bedrooms, twu Tho firemen woro Called out Mon- solved by phoning Rumson 6G6. Eaey to Craxtor Court. Fair Haven, N. J.' baths: unraeo nttnt'liod. Triro 36 6. W. | Loiiit Hnincji_. | Mrs. Kale Allalro of Poughkecpolc, enjoying great sport enacting on the remember—it's 6CG. jlew 'VoUt, has been spending a few day morning for a flro in tlio homo Itev. George F. Smith has taken up A. Hopping Aurnntry, S Linden place, Ked HOUPK, Portaupeck, six rooms, All ifn- of J. Lewln Hay, Jr. Tlio blaze waa his residence In tho Methodist Homo hills and skating on tho ponds and ELECTRTcr~c^ont7acTor7~ " 6 Ch urcrT"fl trccE ISnnk, phone .107." pnivcmcntu; irnrngc; fruit; half acre. diij'n with Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Al- _^ARTMENT?_ Si\ i ooniK, Loiit; Vavcd street; under a fircplaco in an enclosed for tile Aged at Ocean Grove. Mr. lakes of thia flection. - Ceahrlght,. phono 23S-W. No job too E nor- too nniflll. Frco inspection ecrv- l-'URNISHED apnriment!' of l^o, three- or provements, 5,11.50; aix-roorn hou.se, tile convenient, to atatiun. river; nonia Irn- porch nnd It was nccenaary to chop Smith has been a rosident of this Mrs. William Wymbs Is a patient four rooms; lie nt, liuht and j,raa fur- piovemcntN: cbenp. Address JJox SO, It. Biiddy '' len It! visiting his aunt, fl. Victoc C\ I'orottl. 1 li;tth, hut water bent, two-car anrnBC near away part of tho floor to reach the placo for many years, and for sev- at tho XjOng Branch hospital. "'••'hod, i'ltli Itcd Hank s.^U-W. bun line. 545; rlvor front house with doc!;, p. 1. Long Brunch. __ lire. Ar lid Mltclile of East Or- lire. Tho damage io estimated at eral years was president of the Men's Mrs. Adam Tuttaa has returned SIX-ROOM uiutrtnient: iniiirtivementfl, iuelvo rooma. $100. RolMon Wntcrbury, MY COLONIAL homo nt 201 Main Btreat, AUTOMOBILES. ] flteam heal. ne:\r railroad slot Ion; rent I "7 Munmouth struct. Red Bnnk, phone nngc. O.,U toivn property, ,.|al Friday night of thla week in tho n flno tlmo In fslclgh riding nnd ekat- gentleman whom lie called was Coun- night last week by n. fllro In tho cel- K'LOOU uf "duplex "homo."' furnished" lar of Nlcholna Osopenok'n atoro. four Kiomn iimi bath, clci'tilcity, Rtcnm Wiuil to recover lost ujtlcles, lodge hall, Prizes will bo awarded hig on IIOBford'fi lalte nnd tho golf ty Superintendent Smith, who In- beat nnd hot wnti'r auppllcd; uaraife. l,,v thr pri'ltli'st, funnloiit and most links. formed him that lie had not called Tho blaze was eoon put out and tho 3-hunc Hod Hank UII'.I-,T. J Want to rent u liouoo or (iirui. damage wa3 trlflnj,'. nt reanoimmo prli TH. M. liutH'lia, Nut- nritilnnl li"'a. Adelbort Pblllppl of Now York and it nuiat have lx'en another .Smith. owamp rorid, lied IJank, tccond faim left Want to sell second-hand furniture. iipont the weok-end with his mother When the members of the club or- Miss! Mary Brand is confined to of. River I'luiu^iuhool. _ r r(jin."ulth"or without board; lli-.". lii'i>i-,;n Knudiion Is iv nurglcal hnnui ciiokiin:. roiisonabld i-utcs, nil mod- Want to flnd uuntomcrs (or anything. iiii'lleiil fit Hi" l'OUK Hrannh hoopltnl. Mil). Edith Phlllppl. livcd Mr. Welgand wna still waiting the houso with slckneaa. TIMOTHY "hay, ~flV)i~toi'~H>il hn'd "iiliriI'fiir cm lni|nL>vimiiml:i; hut iiml cold water; nlo. MUldlftown ,Stu,'k I'm m, 'I'honinn central loraiiuu. 7J Wftllnci Btrcat, phone Advertise lu Tho Hid Bank Register, I), W. Hlilpi', prlnclpnl of tho Hca- Minn Mildred Lets'zeHor, who 13 a for tho telephone call from Mr. The amatour night entertainment which wna to hovo boon held Hatur- S1U Ut'd Hunk." _ _ ln-lc'lit piiblli: Fchuol, In laid up with ntudont nurso at the Medical Center Hinlth. An enjoy'iblo evening was : rortiiiii Vur un iho ilvfr Advertlslnc ivill giilu new cufitoiiicrg, duy nlftht. by tho Woman's club him IIAY~ftif alfnT t!>m.t hy nn'd Dii . wl ' 1^y~(n? nk. Uc-l Rank, ]-liriininfl::in iiml Mra flhlpp In tak- nt. Jpraey City, npent thn week end spent playing domlnoen. Following ealo. K, D, Wtlili'tn, Mid;iinf-u» bunrhcr, 1 Uail ; fl Advertising Ucgcta contldcnai, nlftht fur Mil. Morrio Kaplan by bers of the club. The decorations cet. of. team tiuvuor.ii ,in'l Aomo harrow* 21JI«rrUun uvemio. Call H' 'L J:.A i A' to bo out. riumpon. IN SHl;]i\VSlUJHV,""'tnV"Hn»?td itroct-, two M,'(1. Mnrle llcllkor. wero in Keeping with Vulontine'K Telcplutno Itcd llanK IKCO-J. Advcrtlslnc brings l)iJiilliCEr>, Mien Florence Wlnoklor of ITns- day. Mr. Welgand wan presented : rouuii>, ftitnl'lu-d; bu:ltu'.>.' peo|il« pre- Tlio degree Icnni o! tlio Odd Fel- t6oiV:irhvo», ln- Advortlso tind eue.cectli 'I'hiirwl.'iy night nt mi Initiation nt lub members. Those present were culintvrn. IIimxhui'M I'nultry Fnrm, Lo- I rCI,,lnrj» s ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilaymond CJrcer arc ICOI'KB H. Hubert ,t, Walter D. Kwnrt- Anniversary to I>© Observed hy At- ut. N. J., phono Altuntiii IltehlitndB heat (iiruli.lip- AUvertliio cou»i»tcnUy, (Vdur Him- , , ,, on a tour hi itMorldn. zel. .Sidney Vcdee, (!lnrenco Pedee, lantic Illghlnnds AsNOcIntlon. (i.M. ly l-'owlcr'u MmK«t, 7 lku;nl atrcot, Jtc.l AdvcrtlKO judtcfoutily, jiltii IOH/iibrth Diiiiiiliig, doiiienllc CA"M 'nf "blnrV linroefi', ivrlf ~riY;itcdr:O<)0 ni-|fii"i' teai'hi'r at the puhlle school, Walter 1). Ilruwn, Jr., Norman Kath- Advertlso or bust, Kmbryo Fiirmera Ort HI|il(ininH. 1 Tho. 37th annlvcrnnry of tlio found- pound rt, inn: I tain of nwirea. il.Oltt) j,. ,,1,-U with chlckcnpim lit. her home liurie, Jiiiii-pli II. Wobi.tcr. Frnnlt I . undp, tv;n y,w»] v^uik hoi^fin, tlirco --Mil for rout ing in Washington, D. C, of tHo Nn- '„$ Wnl- Ailvcrtlso weekly, , ,,| Vhillllld.l. Abraham Patteraou of Kcd 1 In nit, Hproul. J'ctrr MniKihnu anil I*. Olio IICH, five fnmily .•l,\v-, t\L-A\: OIIQ tractor c l tlunnl Congrofin of Patents nnd plow, fifty l.aiTflu CAVYM*. cat- <-^rn undluce d Advertlwo nu\r» Kenneth Ognlvlo of Mnfawiin, l -d- Wolgnnd, Jr. 1 •j'ni tiiblr.'i were In plnv »' 'he fiud 'lVnchcr. ', ana tho twelfth annlver- h*v. W. H. rotter; pliono MIdillcto\vn LAU.lr^irfiinih ; wai'd T. Clunnlngluim of Freehold Kenneth T. Acker, on and Knrlc I,. Advortlae ini-tv ;;'vl'" ln"1 wc"*'t by ihn Wom" oary of tho Atlantic I-IlghJundfi Phi- with «\i'fi1l<»N whiio oi not' t.nil.lint;; i>Kirl i<»ini», v«ll bent- pni'tlrlpiiteil 111 II10 iiindiiatlon fxer- ter l^ttji Miio iijieuL T'liesday with um. The pn(jennt If) being jiroiiented or u'Ctk-endp., will lind H l.y mld «di vinniinir wnt^r. 1U-.-1 l'"'atlo\ven. by uchun] children. A hirgo cake A. It. V... drn\v€r f.l 1L I_(fil J»nn); TH"HKK.'(JUAKTKU"" ton l) Ml«o" Vflro, Hntun H, Kb-ner bull-HnK. Hf«l Hank, )„. j'.-i. .liibii Atlniufi, lSclwnrd llciiii, tlm New .Irrnoy College of ARrlcul- Tho Busy Hern or Ililleii'it. met. at with llghtpd LMiidloM in celebration of ( rMfthcd nr unftirnl?li^l rnurnn for vnnliMtf iinmt l.n In IMMMI rnmMiin -HI M.-l.m.-u si.iut, Ui<\ lii.nl;. Hd i 1."1I-IIH Co:iU:lln, Mrs. ltnymimd ituri' nt Kutirmi unlvmiilty nil tlutur- Ilifi home nf Ihrlr lender, Mrn. Hurry thn dun[ ovont will «nlitinco tho ncen- M.-IIO, 'l>tc|.|i,>n«> ltd I'mil; '^'.i-M. lIHIKfi' fin.I Mi". Wilbur Uiiilth. Tin' | doy. They icpelvcd eortlllcnton for Dowel), on WtMlni'rtilny (ifternoon lr fsftUii);, (nvltiitionfj hnvn b^cn c\. \V\N)i:i). IIMII <-vn\" irtinr^j "lruirt TWO i .».( fninl»b.tl Hnl) will in^t tomcirfiw iilRlit nt thn 1 the rnicci'infill cnmplotkiii of their Tim little! flnwln nrn duliiir nicely nU-d ('Mill pntit OIIU-CI-M nr thc-iudi)- i'.M.rt i-uliilid'.Ml Jllirt ll.1V,'. <,,llllU- 1 •• t :itr. f*ir.*, |M'III\ M|U,U <•'!! ho rrcn. «hl» |MJMth> finnilv ; Me* ll woi h. with their jilllowc. Thu,jo mcicnt. ci;itiun tu attend thn affixIr. ehan.ii; aicct, Hed iJ.u Pane Twenty RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 14.1934.' . Horn® from Card Party For Daniel j^rlello, prpprletor of a (Tho Ke Bank li-egieter can lialiouEht barber shop at Freehold, haa re- Charitable Cause High School Notes in Kumeo at the etorcs of Harty Bar- turned aftef en dgftt-snontha' visit han, Fred Kinn-etty - - v/lth hla parents'In Italy. A card party for a charitable pur- and from Mr* pose was held Monday night at the j The danca -held Friday/" night at It pays to> advertSsa in Tita Register. 22 W. FRONT STREET. home of Mrs. George irurni on Kilr : Mi r-jt Dorothy Frank, a graduate of Holy Rosary halt by Oceanic hook Haven road at Fair Haven. M\^- j Munielair .Stuto Teachers1 college, "I certainly hops I get all the valentines I am and ladder company was attended by PUBLIC WDTfiCg. SPECIALS DM FEBRUARY 17th & 18th. George Conrad was the winner of Ihr [will begin practice teaching under 150 persons. Door Prizes were within? for. Since drinking MILK regularly my 1 An ordinance entUlg-J *'Iludgat oriJln&rtca door prize. Winners .it card;; 'wen , _M*-;Margaret Thompson Thursday, awarded to Miss Rita Salmon and of tho Borough of K«d IMnkIM " ,waa introntro- eheelis are really rosy and niy eyes itrlgUt and I am Finest Quality Boiled Ham 1 1b. 35c Mra. James ButJpr, Jr., Mrs. liny- ; Marc, h 1. " James Salmon. Tho proceeds from duced by tho Mayor and Council o Janu happy. So surely somo nc must lovo me." mond Doughty, Mrs. Winifred Wil- ary 20th,, annd on February 7th wawass finally ( • * • tho danco will bo used to carry on Finest Quality Frankfurters 1 ib. 21c Hams, Mrs. Charles Westion. Mi'H. J The dtd and approved by tthho MsycnM v Hams, Mrs. Charles Weso, The tltHftlt i .c.schoool dunccee lield last the flro company's welfare work. A. E. SHINK, Wo ore certain that many lovo her nnd admir© The Beat Made Potato Salad I tb. 17c Georgo Conrad, Mra. Marie Webber, Uvcek In ttio high school gym Tor the Mrs, ICdward C. HtcHman; Jr., is Clerk, her radiant health and loveliness. Mrs. Edward Porter, George Harm, j pupils turned out to bo one of tho sojourning: in Florida. Heavy Whipping Cream % pt. 18o :uiccei-sful dances so far this NOTICE. Jr.J , and MrsM . WerneW r BBenningi . " ' ' " Distribution of ashes will take sviHUi, Abuut seventy pupila at- Take wotleB that S-IirEarct Harvey ot Other3 who played wero Mlns Ann •laco at tonight's service at Holy E'leoosnt Valley Tea Xloov, IlQlmdal. N. J.. O HOMEMADE LIVERWURST [| Martin, Miss Marie Butler, Mi:-:; temlnd. Giamlln Hamincll, former Jross church. The service will mark lutendi to cppl? to thit Township Com- Mary Clcary, Mrs. Mary Patterson, liiirh fdiool tyidont, acted na mauter mitteo of tha Township of Holmdel. for O The. Best Money Can Buy, |^J Drink a Quart of tho I)eglmiing of tho Lenton season. Mrs. Julia Sweeney, Mrs. Teresa Hcr- of ceremonies and presented a. Paul Plenary Ratal I Coneum@is* UconEa for ig Lent special service^ will bo premises situated on Ststa Highway, Ho. luilioirtetl Swiss—BotjiieJort Clieess—^11 Kinds oi SJompotlo old, Mrs. Elizabeth Merriinnn, Mr?. .Ju!K':s and ulhcr duncC3 IIH fcaturen held on Wednesday and Friday even- S4, Holmdel Townelilp, Obiactlons, It Mallnda McNully. Mnr. Catherine Ap- eiiin^. Peter Galatro and, any, should ba made JraiaedJatgly in -writ* Chres&—^Virginia.Ham—Boost B«f—"Roast Ham. Jor thn 0V ngs.\ There will bo a Rosary, ser- plegute, Mra, Frank Wesson, Mis. Ing to S. V. JJrny, Clerk .ol HoUndcl Town- " * "" ' ]!]•! orchestra, furnished inuaio for mon and ' benediction Wednesdays )hip. ^ Viah Smith, Mrs. August Wiillln^, Full Lino of White Rose Canned Goods. dancing. 'Hie next ;;chool danco will and Stations of the Crosa Fridays. (Slsnail) "• Miss Marion Harm, Mrs. Mary LA- In; held Wednesday, February 21. MAUGAIUST HARVEY, diso, Mips Sarah Murphy, Mrs. Rich- « * • Miss Jano Illntelmann and Miss Holmdel, N. J. ard McAllister, Mra. Clarenco Lcgg, Rita Ilintelmanu have returned from Serving You 13 Years With Milk Produced Mra. Harry Quinn, Kdward Porter, •Georfvo Martin was elected presi- Miami Beach. Florida. They arrived NOTICE. dent ol" tho newly organized High there Thursday and loft there Sat- Take notlea that Robert W. Brower In- Sr., Edward Porter, Jr., James But- ienda to apply to Mayor and Council of Solely in Monmouth County. .--ehool golf U-am at Uie meeting held : ler, Sr., Mr?. George Harm. Mr. and urday morning upop n ff notified ha Borough of Rod BanU for Plenary Rg- Mrs. Joseph Hennessey, Mrs. James Knday in tho gym. Other oiHcers toll Conoumption Uconao iot? premises eit- ehvlcil Vono to Mcleo KuIJdluj,'. Lloyd Jones wero admitted as newBrooklyn skidded Monday on River Taka -notice that Aucuat Klelnschmidt ntenda to apply to Mayor and Council of FBESH FLUKE 0IO> Fire did several thousand dollars members. Practice Is to be held at road, near First street, and Jumped :h« Borough of Red Bank for Plenary Re- worth of damage to the building on tho Swimming River Country club the curb and crashed Into a hedge oil Con&umptlon Llccneo for premises alt* — 2Q Front street near Division street tit and will begin in the early spring." uutfld at 26 West Front otr«et, Kcd Bank. FBESSH SPANISH -MACKEREL- 011 on John Wilson's property. No one Objections, tf Any. should bo mnde immo- Keyport, 12:30 .Sunday lnorning. was hurt. •daitoly In writing to: Am? 33, Shinn, Bor- -FBESH SEA BASS .._. 22 - owned by Mrs. James D. Melee. The Robert Tat rick, advisor of the Sen- Mra. John B. Dixon of Lafayette ouch Clerk of tho norousli of Red Bank. FBESH CODriSII STEAKS 25o 11). ihoe repair shop in the building op- ior hlfjli' school patrol, at a recent (Signed) IMPORTED KIl-riSBKD HERRING street gave birth to adaughtor Mon- AUGUST- KLBINSCIIMIDT, SSoitpalr erated by Frank Septen, and where meeting suggcrfted that a one-way day at the Long Branch hospital. 26 Went Front St.. ited Bank, N. J. FBESH SMELTS 01 it is believed the lire started, was bo made. Those guinE up The Rlvervlow hospital auxiliary FBESU HALIBUT _ 3O "- completely ruined, and a portion of are to use the cast stairway and will hold a baby shower tomorrow SOFT CLAMS _ 9(|oqt- • OYSTERS on Ja Shell SHERIFF'S SALE. the iitationery store operated by Mr. those going down, the west stairway. afternoon at the homo of l$rs.'-Will and Mrs. Mclec war, badly damnjjeil. This is belli); done to relievo conges- By vlrtuo of a writ of fl. fa. to mo di- OUR DOLLAR DAYS SPECIALS Ward on Forest avenue. Tho articles rected, isoued out of tho Common Picas AU Our Sea Food Guaruntcud Fresh—No Cold Storage. Living quarters over the store, occu- tion in the hall. This is only an ex- received will be turned over to thoCourt of the County of Monmouth, Stato periment and if successful it will be 3f Now Jersey, will bo exposed to oalo at pied by Mr. and Mrs. Melee and Mra. hospital. Mrs. Percy H. Radford, represent but a fraction of their replacement, Charles Lehn were also damaged by ired permanently. . ; mbllc vondue* oa ...... Miss Mary Murphy and Mrs. Pauela. firo and water. It took tho firemen MONDAY. TUB 12TH DAY OF MARCH, value. will be the hostesses. 1034, nearly three hours to get tho lire -.Slides prepared by Professor Har- ictwcen tho hours of -ICiOO- o'clock nnd Mr. and Mrs. Henry I* JSobel have i:O0 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) in tho Gf- out. A largo portion of the stock of ry S.* Sloor of Teachers' collcso at 0 1847 ROGERS BROS, and the store was saved by the nremen returned from a stay in Florida. ernoon of onld day, at tho Court IIouso Monk-lair on the Federal Recovery Chicken will be the main course n tho Borough of Freehold, County of Sterling Silver handle Pie and carrying it out. Mr. and Mrs. Melee Program will be shown to the Red -.lonmouth, New Jemey, to aatlafy a de- at the covered dish luncheon to bo ree of Haid court amounUne to approxi- N had ho insurance but Mr. Hcpton Hank senior high pupils on Thurs- N Tomato Servers, Gravy and was covered. Mr. and Mrs. Melee held Wednesday, February 21, at the mately $742.00. 21 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Jiiy and Friday during tho clmiiel parish house on Blngham avenuo by ALL that tract or parcel of land and Cream Ladles. wero able to continue tlirir business period.--. On Friday night the alides iremlseB. hereinafter particularly do- Monday. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society. icribed, eituate, lying and bolnij -- In the Telephone Red Bank 2. E E ill In: shown in tho high school au- Mrs. Al Ncidercr is in general orouah of Ilcd Bank, in the County of "SESSION" Electric Guaran- 'diUnkim for tho bencllt of all nar- charge. Monmouth and Stato of Now Jersey. i cut.-, and teachers who are interested. BEGINNING at a point in the northerly teed Clocks. Wood Cases in FIREMEN'S ELECTION. Tom Howard, well-lcnown vaude- ino of Monmouth Street, distant 20 feet Members New York Stock Exchange ville performer and more lately of westerly from tho westerly eldo of Went Officials Chosen by Mlddletoivn Street: thence -westerly alona thg northern D colors. D Six new members were elected in radio fame, together with his fam- ly lino ot Monmouth Street 80 feet to land ''Associate Members-New York Curb Exchange Township Department. tin! Buys' lli-Y Monday night when ily, arc sojourning at Fort Lauder- of F. P. Suppi thenco northerly along STAINLESS STEEL The annual election of the ofllcory tlwy met at the "Y" house on Branch dalc, Florida, where they intond to Bupp'o line 75 feet to other Innda of aold Jraach; thenco easterly nlontr tho Bold STOCKS nnd BONDS 0 0 of the Middlctown township lire de- a\ t'linu. One chosen from 1--B, remain until April. In order to keep llrnech lands 50 feot to tho westerly lino 2-piece Steak Sets partment was held Friday evening < Hum .U-A. unc from 11-B and in touch with what is going on at if West street: thenco southerly along tha Accounts Carried on Conservative Margin at the flrehouse of Chemical Jin: i f! u:n if I-A. The: new members westerly lino of Went Street 15 feet to tho 3-piece Carving Sets home Mr. Howard arranged to have ino of M. L. Hollywood's lot; thence v.-eat- L L company at Eelford. The following Will,:-:n Aimiuck. John Brem- The Register forwarded to him week- irly aloner the Hollywood- lot- 20 feet: offlcei'3 were elected: •, ,i;:rk \\iii i •', (lene Worthily, ly. ' uq>). • .• whence ooutherly alone., the .Hollywood lot CHESTER L. EBIE, Manager ll.piece CHINA IMPORTED President—Georges Freibott of Foil .1 Y.'ikuil ;nul Anthony Kicillano. leet to tho point or place of Besfnnintr. Tho last line beinc through a party brick L Monmouth. Boya can make extra pocket money r L a initiation w^ll take place in the wall erected Jointly by"l rank H. Brasch Demi-Tasse Sets. Hand Dec- Vice president—Eugene'Reardon of Ka^t elllnR The Register—Advertisement Kemi3burg. Ll Bank -hiyh school gym Monday and M. L. Hollywood. . orated. ~ Simpson of Ilcud- ht, Fcbruiiry 10. David Wolcott Intended to be the ecimo land and prom- A A Chancery 4/215 fie3 described In a certain mortgage dated —David Schnoor of Belford. \V:IH chosen tlie new secretary of the SHERIFF'S SALE. November 5th, 1032, by Frank H. Broach Main Office: 9 Clinton Street, Newark And many more items too An ex-chlef's badge was presented j j-ii-Y in place of Arthur Duskc, who By virtue of a writ of• fl. fa. to mo dl-et al. to the Red Bank Building & Loan to George Kaney of River Plaz, ecteJ, issued out of tho Court-of Chan- Ass'n. and recorded in tho Monmouth R graduated with the February class. bounty Clerk'a Ofiico In Book 1024, on other branch olllces: R numerous to mention. whose term as chief recently ex- cery o£ the Stato of New Jersey, will be otiet! to eale at imbllc vendue. on Pago 38. r pired. AHenhurst Trenton "Eust Orango '["he chapel program yiven in the MONDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF MARCH, Seised as tho property of Frank II. Tho department is planning to Branch, taken in execution at tho oult of WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS. Junior hii^h Thursday was presented 1934, William O'Brien, and to be Bold by Jersey City New Brunmvlck hold a ball at Louis ictauiant no u In 11 C nl Kait und was dedicated to between tho houra of 12:00 o'clock and Mlddletown ullage to lai-o money !>ji)0 o'clbck (&t -:00 o'clock) in tho afi HOWAKD HEIRHT; Sheriff. EllzubcUi I,mioln\ bllthday. Arthur Mayhcw "tcrnoou of mud duy, at tho Court House Dated tfebrum-y Oth, 1034. to pay for compensation inbuiancc. \. ho v as m.idc np to represent Lin- in the iiorauyh of Freehold, County of Harry Klatsky, Attorney, Monmouth, New Jersey, to batlafy a de- (1» 1.) .' . 520.58 i uln jcuti.1 the Gettysburg ad- cide of suld court uraounting to approxi- die-. \ LrRoy Baker and the 1un- mately SS37.00. 101 high school orchestra rendered All tlic following tract or parcel o£ land ami premises hereinafter particularly dc- ~chctions John Clark was reapon- Hctibcd. Hituutc, lyinir nnd beinK in the ibl tor tne lighting effects and Mrs. Jtorouffh o£ Ked Bank, in tho County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. lluodoia Blown for tho make-up Begimiins at u point in tho easterly line ir id by Mayhcw. of LCIKIUOII Avenuo, said point being the * • • HoutliweBt corner of property now or for- merly owned by Arthur Smith, thence (1) At tho next meeting of the !>-A class easterly one hundred nnd twenty-live fcot the pupila will select their class ad- to a point; thenco (2) ooutherly parallel with LciRliton Avenue, thirty-ono feet to a \i.or for tho coming thrco years. point; thenco (o) westerly ono hundred # • • and twenty-live feet to a point in the enst- erly line of Lclghton Avenuo; thenco (4) IWth Nary, Betty Samuel and Mar- northerly alontf tho easterly line of Leigh- Factory Distributor joiio Erickson were voted as new ton Avenue thlrty-ono foot to tho point or members at the Girls Hl-V at a meet- Belnt' intended as the oama land and for ins Thursday night. They will be premiaua conveyed by William W. Cook et welcomed into tho club at a dinner iix. nnd Robert L. Cook ot ux. to tho nald to bo held February 22. Tho club Robert Tyler by deed bearing date March Karagheutian's Fino Rugs has now a total of twenty members 10, 1H25. Seised ao tho property of Eoberfc Tylar under tho advlsorshlp o£ Miss Kath- at al., UHtm in execution nt tho suit of Mntlo nt Freehold nrine Barney. • Mainstay Building and Loan Association, a corporation of tho State of New Jersey, and to bo Bold by BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Dated January 2-1, l!)nj. Warren II. tjmoc!;, tjol'r. Troop 17 Attends Scout Circua (45 tines) sis.i*i) (ALL CUTS) CliurcU Sorvjca Chanccry i 7242. At tha regular meeting oi Boy SHERIFF'S SALt. Pcout troop 17, held Friday night at By virtue of a. writ ot fi. fa. to mo dl rooted. Issued out of tho Court of Chan- Frying Chicken* or Friday » Saturday GROCERIES. their headquarters on Broad etroot, k cery of tho Stato of New Jersey, will be Only! Oxydol 2P s° lie plans wero mndo for tho scout circu3 oxpoeed to salo at public vendue, on Fowl yt Asbury Park. Piano wero also MONDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF (G—7-lb.) ARMOUIS'S "Largo Can made to attend the service at tho 1334, botwssn tho hours of 12:00 o'clock and Pork & Beans 10c Fust Methodist church Sunday night 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) in the af- can which thoy did with a largo attend- ternoon of said day, at the Court Houso Spaghetti '. 5c ance. .Albert Treadwcll waa appoint- In the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey,, to eatiafy n de- SWANSDOWN ed as a fienlor patrol leader. cree of said court amounting to appto *l- Saturday thirteen scoutB wont to matGly 30,520.00. Cake Flour 24c P' Saturday Only 9 llb [ t-oll Stronpc, "Ring Back Stephen along: Farley's land ono hundred nnd thir- An Unusual White Rice 2 P' s» 17C Finrtlry nnd Scouts Robert Adamfl, ty-four and 50|l00 feat to a point fn tho regularly Smoked Ham • caltcs ujibtcrly Hnd of lands of not? or formerly | Octagon Soap 6 25c Benjamin Currency, William Llppln- Rlchnrd Allaire; thenco (2) north twontj- i and n cott, William Hall, Wesley Shaptor livo degrees fifty-eight minutes west along Chuck Roast 12c > and Frank Huhn. Allnlro'a castflrly lino forty fcot to a. Octagon Powd. 2 i**'* 9C point; thenco (3) north sixty-two decreed Varied Octagon Cleanser On Haturdny, February 17, thofifty minutes oast ono hundred and thirty- 1 troop will hold a cako sale in thofour feet to a point In tho westerly lino of i Beef Liver 15c "> cans UeNormnndie Avenue; thenco (4) gouth Aesortment 2 9c Second National Bank building on twcnty-iilx degreco fifty minutes east along 5 Broad otrcct. the westerly lino of UcNormandlo Avcnua to Shoulder Breast Super Suds ....3 P'"- 22C forty feet to tho point or place of Bc- Ib Ilersh's Beat S Chooos From Veal 12c» Fresh Calas llc ralls .WORLD WIDE GUILD MEETING. "SECOND TRACTI BEGINNING nt a Corn 2 23 c point in tho "westerly lino of PoNorraandlo caIl s Avenue, said point beinc dlBtant forty 9 by 12 ft. size Baptist Society Met at Homo of Miss feet northerly from the north GOB terly cor- Cherries 2 29c ner of lundu of Jolm Farley; thenco (1) Bertha Lewis, aouth alxty-two.degrees flfty mlnutea west, FRESH SEA FOOD! ono hundred and thirty-four feat to u Tim Senior World Wido guild of point. Bald point hdns tlia notthesBt cor- lb I tho Heel Bank Baptist church hold ner of lands of Ilichard Allaire; thence (-) •If"You Are Thinking of Buying'a Rug Spanish Mackerel 19c GREEK MOUNTAIN Jit-,- regular monthly meeting Monday south nlxty-ono degrees twonty-ono mli)- utca woot BIOHS the northerly lino of At- Eels 23c"' Boston' Mackerel lja l!cl I (•veiling at tho homo of Miss Bertha lulre's lauds forty-two and twenty-six onc- At All This Year - ACT NOW! 1 Potatoes 69c * lj<'v/i!i of Bnrgcn place. Those pre3- liuiidredths feet to a point; thence (U) ih T int. wfio Mipjeu Betty Allen, Doro- north twenty-olx degresa (Ifty-fivo mlnulri Cod Fish 19c " west along: the lln© of I'etcr Morrcll fnrly- Ib. Large Oranges . 29c ' il iy Allen, Uuth Eastmond, Uolty fonr fcot. more or 1-ESB. to a point; then IT lo showing of tlie famous GULISTAN Ruga, known for llicie Fillet Sole 35c »' Minton, Mary Mount, Teresa Pnpa, M) north siKty-two desreso fifty ruinuu-1 Carrots or Beets M;ir I'ledmure, JcriSiio Thomas, and enet ono hundred and uoventy-alx and tlii -- supertor beauty and quality. Made on jacjjuard Wilton looms ... of Shad 29c » i it .>.iii; Tliui nt', Mi'w. HurbcrL iJot- ly-fivn one-hitridrodtliB fost to a. point in 2 bunch,;., 13c (he westerly Una of DeNorrminille Avenin-; Oriental wool yarns , . . 8ho finest dyes, effecting ti luxurious depth ;:rf nvc, Mrs, John Green, Mrs. Blr- then re (ft) uoutli twenty-nix doKrccsj fifty riitU HiHon, Mr.^. Uaha Kesalcr and minutes cast foriy-f.lireo fcot to tho point of pi!o. Beautiful slieeii! Jewel-lOte colors! This rale includes every Mr;. Vurnon Loud. or plii<:c of llealnnlnK. THIUD TItAOT: UE^INNIKG at.n point Gulifjtan Rug in oar stock. They are not discontinued patterns. This A nominating coinmittco wan ap- In the ciiiitcrly lino of DeNorinnmlfo Avenuo polntcd, consisting of Miss Bcs-iie natd point being distant ono hundred fctt sale merely precedes tho announcement of a new Gulistan weave based northerly from tho Intersection of the Ttinrnc chairman, MISJI Catherine easterly efdo of' Da Normandle Ave- on now loom inventions. We urge you to biiy early—while tho supply t'lUiklin and Mr*!. Vernon Loud. Thenuo with the northerly eldo ol tho ltcil in'\v EL;ii11 it year begins in April. A Hnnk-HumRon road, eald point of lieuln- lasts! ninir I'clnu also tho northwest cornor of iniiillo li;*ht initiation ceremony wan Inmln of IlnrdcllI; thonca U) In an eaal- pfil'uriiH'il, Mi'ii. Nan. Kcuslcr of erly direction aimitf tlio northerly lino uf SATURDAY ONLY ! KiviT Pln/.n, bfin;; iho imw menibcr htntln of Dui-delll and purnHel -with tho Sizes to Fit Every Room Fresh Itcd Unnk-Kunison road, Hfty-llvn feet to Prince of Wales nk'ii into Urn ;.;uilcl. 'Rnfrculimciita it point In Inndn of now or formerly Elvira -u'oir, ;.i'rved nnd u j'loiiwiiit. evening II. HHrrlKon; ibenro.O) in f\ northerly'df. COFFEE RING v.jr :.pnit with Mir-a Lewb. rrictluii alonsc tl»o westerly lino of lands of J8x8t in. „ ,Wfl» -¥0w76 -Now $1-ftO fi.vO II Wns (i'J.51) Now *Y.:.oo now or formerly Elvira It. Ifarrleon elxtv- AND fivo ffot to « point: thence (3) wftistsrly 2^sS3 In. .... _^. Was 7-20 -Now fi-60 fUlxlO.H it. WIIK 111.05 Now •*:*,f»o

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