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Issued Weekly, Entered es 04Coad-Claes Hatter at the Post- Subscription Pricel One 5fear 81.50 VOLUME LVI, NO. 4. office tit Ued Bunk, N. J., under the Act of March 3, 1878. BED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19,1933. Els Monltm $1.00. Singles Copy 4c. PAGES 1 TO J5

SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC. and school costs arc grciitly eur- Contracts Single Sessions tailed. New Position For Protestant Schools of This District Let U3 clarify the minds of those End Of Groundha who have questioned why the West Council WU1 Hold Outing Tomorrow. Addition To Show At The Schools Bergen place school has been tem- The annual combined picnic of the porarily closed when we are so badly in need of class rooms. This is in- The Swimming River Road and Protestant Sunday-schools of this dis- Rumson Road Resident Donates A Statement from Edwin C. Gil-deed a fair question and one that Former Red Bank Young Man From Holmdel Comes a Curious Vendors, Vice and Immorality trict will be held tomorrow on the needs Gome explanation. and Repealer Ordinances In- the Road Between Colt's Neck Mctedeconk river. Tile start will be Prizes of $75 for Special Class land as to the New Plan to be In moving the junior hi#h school Elected Secretary of the Story About a Woman Who and Corliea Avenue to be Im- mado at 9:30 .A M. and the plck- For September Flower Show Put Into Operation When groups from the River street school Standard Oil Company of Was Annoyed by an Unweb troduced—Vendors' Fee is to nlckers will go by bus and private four class rooms are vacated in this ba $25 a Year. proved. curs. Schools which will go on the at Harding Park. School Re-opens. school. These rooms might just as j New Jersey. come Animal Visitor. picnic aro those at Red Bank, Fair well be used since the River street j Three ordlnancea were introduced C. C. Randolph of Bay Head was A special class for orchids, In ISdwin C. Gilland, supervising j school must be kept open and Ui Adrian C. Minton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrall met with.* at a meting of tho Rumson mayor the Buccessful bidder last week for Haven, Shrewsbury and Littlo Sil- which there will be keen competition principal of the publip c schools of four rooms canr b' e operated without I M1':i- ^harlcM A. Minton of East curious experience one day Iaat \v£els and council Thuiuday night. One iu a contract to Improve tho Swimming ver. In case the weather la real among some of the biggest orchid Xlod Bank, has written the following increasing th:he running cxexpensp e of Front street, Red Bank, has been while she was alone at her home at "to prevent vice, Immorality and Ulu- River road, between Tlnton Falls and stormy tho (Ire bell will ring in time growers hereabouts, will be a cpecial statement for The Registeg r with re- the school. Therefore why operate elected secretary of the Standard Oil Holmdel. she was engaged In wash* orderly conduct; to protect persons Lincroft, with gravel, slag and tar. to notify those planning to go that feature of tho 37th annual exhibition gardd to thho single Ecsyion school plan the West Bergen pluce school as a company of New Jersey. The posi- ing clothes and she was about to erv His offer was $3,112.10. ; tile picnic Is called off lo wait for a of flowers, fruit and vegetables ot the separatp e unit since it housea but ffour tion Is one of large importance and and property; and to promote and which h to be put into effect in Sep l ? Ei fth b tcr her house to continue tho workt preBervo tho public peace, health, ' This job of repairing the road i3 clear day. Monmouth County Horticultural so- tember: clas3 rooms? Economize further by Mr. Minton's selection for this post tlo.v hanging several articles on a ciety at Harding park, Rumson, ! , , , i, , temporarily closing this school and nafety and good order." Another or- dono annually. The road IB In three have tho children housed in River is in tho nature of a promotion. He clothes line, when she saw an animal dinance rcgulntea licenuincr "the buoi- municipalities, Shrewsbury, Atlantic Thursday, Friday and Saturday, m& U^ducatlSnZieed^t^ street. Thus we again avail our- had been acting as assistant to C. considerably larger than a cat near nesa of hawkers, peddlers, transient and MIddletown townships. Scvenly- September 14, 15 onrt 10, ]plh i of Ulc ucnlor and junior high selves of the school facilities at hand Tcliielfl, v\i'p president in charge tho porch alongside of an Iron rain merchants, itinerant vendors of mer- Ilve per cent of tho cost will be paid Tribute Paid, To Five orchid growers have already i achnol grades and in order not to im- at the minimum overhead expense. of sales for the company. The fol- barrel. The animal was a groundhog chandise and transient deliveries" in by the state, lifteen per cent by the slgnlflcd their Intentions of entering greater tax burden on the In this article we have attempted lowing account of Mr. Minton's work or woodchuck, but Mrs. McGrall haii tho borough. The third ordinance county and the remaining ten per , Assessor Sweeney the show. First and second prizes of people of our community at thio time to explain in detail the why of the for the company appeared recently nevqr seen such a creature before $50 and $25, respectively, have been by way uf additional building cost3, double session of the high school de- 1 repeals sundry ordinances which cent by tho three townships on a the single ticstiion plan for the pupils partments. We hope that we have and she did not, Itnow what It was. formoiiy pertained to the abovo mat- mileage basis. Testimonial Dinner Given for donated for the class by a Rumson of the iicnior and junior high schools been able to clear certain questions She did not enter tho house but re- ters and "which havo been considered Last year Middlotown township road resident. has been accepted by the Board of from your minda. Should anyone traced her steps and sought bj> obsolete. The • three ordinances are financed tho project and tho other Seabright Official—An Elk's Four new classes have been sub- JCducation. The first session will still have any questions upon which, threatening gestures to frighten tlw published in their entirety In legal two townships later paid their share Tooth and Pocketbook Pre- scribed by the Rumaon garden club, meet between the house of 8:00 A.M. we have not touched, we would great- unwelcome visitor away. The ground- form in this woek's issuo of The Reg- of the coot. This year Atlantic town- Trade spaces are selling fast, and a and 12:45 P. M. and the second ses- y appreciate your visiting the olilce hog refused to budge. It continued sented to Guest of Honor. complete sell-out Is expected by the sion between the hours of 12:45.P. M. of the superintendent of schools inter and will corns up for public ship is financing tho work and the and 0:00 P. M. where an effort will be made to satis~ to gaze at Mrs. McGrall Impassively hearing and adoption Thursday other two municipalities will pay Two hundred persons gathered at time the show tent Is erected on y your further inquiry. and to keep its position alongside ot night, July 27. their part of tho cost to that town- the Ocean View hotel at Seabright September 11. It in understood that the pupils of he rain barrel. The annual picnic of thefeoclety each department, will divide the time Tho "vice and Immorality" ordi- ship. Tho contract was awarded to Saturday night at a testimonial din- of the sessions in this wise: the sen- A gasoline truck. happened to "bti nance has 24 sections. Attorney Mr. Randolph at a meeting of the ner for Walter J. Sweeney, assessor wlll,.,be held during the weelc of Au- ust 20 on Thomas Field's farm at ior high school will be in seaaion dur- passing by. The driver stopped when General William A. Stevens, who Is Atlantic township committee last and recorder, who is beginning .his ing the morning hours from the Legion Women asked by Mrs. McGrall to do so, Hf the borough attorney, said tho ordl- Thursday, at which Shrewsbury and third term as assessor. The guests MIddletown. It will be in charge of opening nf school in September until tho executive committee. December 1st. The junior high school ;ot out of thc truck and after look- nanco gives Rumson officials the MIddletown townships wero repre- included men prominent in politics ng at the animal ho stated that 11 power to enforce laws which havo sented. Other bidders besides Mr. and business throughout the county. Percy Hicks read a paper on asters will be in session during the after- Aid Ex-Service Men Thursday- night at a meeting of the noon hours from the opening of was a groundhog. He oald those an«" been passed by the state. Somo acts Randolph anil their offers wero The Edward W. Wise, borough attorney school in September until December lmals had long sharp teeth and that prohibited aro bathing In tho nude, Manahan Construction company of oC Seabright, was toastmaster. ' society at Red Men's hall, Rumson. p c Red Bank Auxiliary Spent $25 A monthly prize for vegetables was 1st1t . On ththe 4th of DecemberDb , tthhe Mrs. McGrall had dono well not te disrobing in earn, loitering, unrea- Atlantic City $3,122.00, The Asphalt Judge John C. Giordano of Long first schooool day following the During Past Month—Forty try to enter tho house because If she sonable noise from radio and phono- Construction company of New Bruns- won by William Porter of the Henry Branch said that Mi'. Sweeney stands G. Atha estate. Mr. Porter scored Thanksgiving recess, thth e junioji r high Dollars Realized at Portau- bad done so the groundhog would graphs, gambling, operation of dis- wick $3,507, G. W. Harrington of New for cleaner typo of government. He school will convene during the morn- probably have resented being dis- orderly houses and carrying con- York $3,405, and Fred McDowell of ninety points with an unusually fine ing hours and the-aenior high school peck Card Party. praised him for his leadership' and exhibit of string beans. Charles during the afternoon, continuing in turbed and would have attacked her. coaled weapons. The fine for viola- Asbury Park $3,777.25. , good fellowship. Mayor William R. The driver volunteered to kill the tion of any provision of tho ordi- Rice of the Henry Butler estate was this manner until the spring vaca- Mrs. William Shampanore, rehabil- Last Friday tho township commit- Fowler, Si\, said lie was glad to pay second, scoring eighty points with tion, April 1st, when the two schools, groundhog by shooting it. He ha«S nance is not to exceed $100, or, the homage to Mr. Sweeney, whom 'ho upon reconvening, will again re- itation chairman, reported at Thurs- no gun or other firearm with him,- .recorder and any other magistrate, tee of Howell township opened bids beets. The judges were William day's meeting of the Red Bank for similar repairs on tho road be- considers as one of his best friends. Turner, Harry Kettel and Matthew verse their hours, the senior high but ho said that if Mrs. McOrall" in his discretion, may Impose a jail Freeholder Fred Relchcy said the school assembling in the morning American Legion auxiliary at the could procuro one. ho would maka twoon Colt's Neck and Corlles ave- Curran. and tiic junior high school in the at- Woman's club that nforo than 525 sentence not excoedlng 804 days. ' nue, which Is partly In Atlantic town- tribute to the guest of honor waa "short work" of thq woodchuck. Tho vendors' ordinance Imposes a tcrnoon, continuing thus until the had been spent for groceries, cloth- ship and partly in Howell township. well deserved. Other speakers wore close of the school year. Mrs. McGrall borrowed a pl3tol an& llconso. foe of $25 a year and for vlo- Assemblyman Theron McCampbell, ing, medicine, etc., for needy ex- Tho state and county will pay ninety \Vi,th the two schools operating un- service men and their families. ADIIIAN C. MINTON. eight bullets from a neighbor. Armed • latlon of any provision of tho ordi- per cent of tho cost and tho two Sheriff Howard Height, Chester nance tho offender is liable to a flno der this plan of organization, there Forty dollars was realized for the with tho weapon the driver of th» townships will pay the other ten pot- Packer of Seabright, John W. Flock will be no curtailment in any way in The Oil and Gas Journal, "which truck stood about ten yards away not exceeding $50. If adopted at the cent on- a mileage basis. Howcll of Long- Branch, Fred C. Quinn of in the curriculum so that the effici- auxiliary at a card party last Wednes- is published at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and next meeting the ordinance will go day at the home of Mrs. Jules Uzdil- from thc groundhog and started to township will llnance the job. Freehold, deputy county clerk; ency of the schools will not be hand- which is one of the leading trade shoot. He said ho did not want to into effect August 15. A question was Henry Herbert of Engllshtown, icapped in the least. la at Portaupcck. magazines of the oil and gas indus- raised regarding solicitations for ed- Tho Tar Construction company of get nearer to thc animal because if George H. Roberts, deputy sheriff, Contract for Work on Five This change in school hours for Delegates elected to the county try: ho did so it might attack him. Tho ucational purposes. Mr. Stevens New Brunswick, with an offer of $0,- tho senior and junior high schools jgion auxiliary meeting in August 862.30 was tho lowest bidder and it and James Miller, Sr., overseer of Thoroughfares Awarded at a .-•'Adrian C. Minton, who becomes first shot missed tho mark and hifc stated that anyone selling subscrip- tlie poor of Seabright. has no effect upon the school hours aro Mrs. J. • B. Rue, Mrs. Leon secretary of the parent Jersey com- tions to periodicals to assist In ob- received the contract, Other bidders Meeting of the Township of the children of the primary and the iron rain barrel. Tills receptacle elementary grudcu.- - These childron Reussillc, Mrs.^Carl Bremer, Mrs. A. pany, has had a notable record in was old and somewhat rusty and ttt® taining a college education was and tho offers wero tho Jannarone Sheriff Height said his office had C. Adamson, j'r., and Mrs. Thomas Construction company of Red Bank Committee Last Thursday. will meet as in the past at 8.45 A. M. his association with the ull Industry. bullet perforated It. Six more shot® profiting by It Individually and would made a profit of $11,000 in the past and reconvene, after the noon lunch Meade. Alternates are Mrs. Charles Born No.vember 26, 1894, at Red have'to take out a license, but any- $9,281, Atlantic Construction company six months, Mr. McCampbell said Last Thursday the township com- thc truck driver fired. All of them hit, hour, at 1:00 P. M. Slttllman, Mrs. Walter Boyd, Mr3. Bank, N. J., he graduated from Rut- the rain barrel instead ot the ground* one soliciting contributions for tho of Lincroft $10,612.50, Frod McDowell the reduction of salaries in Hudson mittee of Middletown township Margaret File, Mrs. William Sham- of Asbury Park$B,flO9.75 and John F. The above plan of conducting our gers University in 1916, and immedi- The receptacle leaked like & advancement of education ' or any. county has dono more to advance awarded to Peter DiAntonio of Tren- senior and junior high schools has panore and Miss Dorothy Moss. ately entered the army. On his dis- philanthropic purpose gonerally was McGarvey $10,61(5:75. the movement for tax reform than been given very careful and thought- sieve. A large part.oflts contents ton a contract for improving five g y An acknowledgment was received charge after the conclusion of the exempt. anything else. Over 2,000 industries, roads with gravel, tar and 'slag at fufll considerationidti . It is the most ef- drenched the woodchuck. p organization, In from the graves' registration office World war he entered the company's 1 Tho repealer ordlnanco repeals lie declared, have been driven out of a cost ot ?2(3,22D.5d. Mr. DiAntonio ficient operative first training course, and after vari- Tho behavior of the animal vt&M the state because of the present tax viei w of our limitelii d housing condi- in France of an order from thc aux- * seven ordinances passed from 1007 has performed several other con- tions, that commends itself to ua. "We iliary^to place a wreath of lilies and ous training assignments at Bay- curious. Whether because of b«lng to 1913. Two Changes In system. He predicted that with the tracts in this section and his work appreciate the fact that no building onne, Baltimore and New York, was sick or for some other reason it ap- right methods of taxation tho popu- poonids"' on thc grave of Burton Councilman Lewis T. Wilson, has alwaya proved very satisfactory. program Should be launched at this Swanell on Memorial day. transferred in April, 1920, to the parently paid, not tho least attention chairman of tho road committee, re- lation of Monmouth county would be The thoroughfares to be improved time for this burden should not be to tho shots or to the deluge. It cos*-, Teaching Staff Election of officers will be held on Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana, as 1 ported thnt tho work of resurfacing doubled in ten years. He advocated arc the HaU-MUo road near Red imposed on our people now. We genera! salesman in West Tennessee tinucd to lay alongside of the l^fit Allen street and Ward avenue was the consolidation of municipalities have adopted the slogan "make th.i Thursday, August 10, at the Wom- barrel and to peer intently ©fc ih® : Miss Reba Pritchard Returns to Bank and Lincroft, Bray avenue at best and most economic use of that an's club. Members nominated for territory. Tn January, 1922, ho was completed. Authorization was given la the county as one solution of the Eiast Keansburg and three roads at which you have" and with this appointed general substation inspec- marksman. When only one bullet waa to tho road committco to buy a car- Seabright School—Mrs. Ray- problem. ofhco Thursday by the nominating left tho truclc driver confessed that)!» Port Monmouth known as Main thought in mind have resorted to the committee are: tor for Tennessee and Arkansas load of slag for repairs on the roads. street, Wilson avenue and Port Mon- single session plan for the high and in the following year was made was not capable of killing the ground- mond Heliker. New Member of Mr. Wise presented an elk's tooth school departments. Counollman Bornard V. Ryan re- Staff. and a pocketbook to Mr. Sweeney mouth road. There were live bidders President—Mia. Carl Tiremer. special sales assistant at the Mem- hog. About that time Robert R, ported that repairs have been made as gifts from his admirers. Mr, besides Mr. DiAntonio. The Jan- Under this plan we resort to the First vico president—Mr3, A. T. Dorc- phis branch, handling the general Voorhces, a neighbor of Mrs. ifc< to tho borough dock. Councilman Two changes in the teaching staff Sweeney responded with a brier talk narone Construction company of Red greater nnd wider use of our school Second vica president—Miss Dorothy supervision of selection of service Grail, happened to be passing by lf» George G. Kuhn reported that ovor of tho Seabright public school were Bank offered to do the work for $2G,- plant. Thus our investment is yield- Moon. station sites, preparation of fcsti- his automobile. Mrs. McGrail stopped in which lie thanked his friends for .Secrd/uy—Mrtf. Chnrlcn Skilliiiiiii. 1,000 cubic yards of mud have been mado at a meeting o£ the board of the gifts. A flvc-dollar goldpiecc was 514.13. Other bidders and the ing greater returns by the fact that mates, construction, sales promotion film and aaked him to kill the removed from Parmly's pond. It was we are putting it to larger use. Trcnsurcr—Mia. Wiiliam Shnmpanorff. groundhog. „ education of that place last week. presented to Edmund W. Cilne, amounts of their offers were Mana- Chaplain—Mm. Walter Boyd. and service station expansion decided to keep tho dredger at work With the senior and junior high Historian—Mrs. 0. W. Monis. Miss Rcba Piichard of Rumson will chairman of tho dinner committee. han Construction company of Ocean LchooIs so operating . we will have "In May, 1925, he was transferred Mr. Voorhees compiled with tho ro« an extra day at a cost of $50 to wid- return after a leave of absence of Assisting Mr. Cline were Cpuncil- Advlnory board—Mrs. J. H. Hue. Mia. abroad and served in Germany, Po- quest. He proved to bo a bettetf en tho pond. Councilman Robert V. City $31,379.96, Gray Construction adequate room for all pupils so that John Leonard nnd MrH. Leon Reufipillc. two years to teach the fourth and man Herbert Young, Joseph 0bug- company of Morristown $27,932.46, It will not be necessary to have any land and Switzerland, assisting in marksman than the truck driver. Tan. White reported $5,000 would bo paid fifth grades. . She had a nervous las, Edward Hess and Andrew An- Fred McDowell of Asbury Park $32,- part time program in any of the tank wagon and service station mo- solo remaining- bullet which he shot to the county, leaving a balance of breakdown. During her absence her derson. 600.15 and J. F. McGarvy $28,255.49. schools of Red Bank. The children tor oil marketing problems of the did not kill the groundhog bufc $2,00rt duo for tho first half of tho place was taken by Mrs. Leslo Mc- State and county aid will be pro- of the primary and elementary Seabright Man afllliated Jersey marketing compan- wounded It and Mr. Voorhces ended year. Clecs of Red Bank. Mrs. Raymond rades will be given their full time s in those countries. On his rc- the life of the animal by hitting 16 Councilman James C. Auchlncloss vided for meeting the cost of the im- ini school and an unimpaired high Hellkcr of Seabright, who has 'been provement.. The state will pay 75 per school program will be carried turn t0 tne United with a club. reported on tho accident In which teaching at Borgen, will succeed Miss Dl*OWDCCl III l\lVCr' States he was ap- Policeman James Wallace was In- Ninety Years Old cent, the county will pay 15 per.cent through without Imposing a greater pointed general assistant on sales The next day Mrs. McGrall bought Clara Katz of Atlnntic Highlands as and the township will pay ten per tax burden on our community. analysis and operating cost investi- a new rain barrel. jured and tho police car wrecked. teacher of the second and third Ho said that an infection had set in Next Wednesday cent.. The township's share will be True the high school pupils will Body of William Keltz Found gation at Memphis. From January, grades. approximately $2,623. actually be in school a shorter time 1927, to March, 1928, Mr. Minton was In a cut on Mr. Wallace's kneo and each day. This is because we have Friday by Two Boys—He Had TWO BOVS AND A GROUNDHOG. There was a long discussion The committee accepted an invita- ocatcd at Rio dc Janiero, introduc- that he would not bo able to resume among the trustees on the , elimina- The Birthday of Mrs. Cornelia eliminated one study period in Been Missing Since Tuesday— work for a few days. Tho cost of re- tion to attend a meeting of the new- school. This time can very well be ing 'Standard' motor oil in the terri- A Nnture Story from tho Village of tion of manual training as an econo- Hillycr of Port Monmouth—A ly organized Taxpayers' association used in study at home where the pu- Believed to Have Fallen In. tory of thc Standard Oil Co. of Bra- New Monmouth. pairing tho car, Mr. Auchlncloss my measure. The subject Is taught stated, would bo $275. Tho borough of Navesink Wednesday, August 2. pils will now bo able to make their zil, and developing a program of two days a week by Arnold Hess, Family Dinner Party at Her preparation for their next day's The body of William Keltz of Sea- service station expansion along the Robert Hughes of New Monmouth, would bo allowed $150 on the car In Mr. Jones, a representative of the as- bright, aged 72 years, was found who also teaches a similar course at Home on Her Natal Day. sociation, was at the committee meet- school work, not by night study but lines developed by the company in and another boy were playing la the purchase of a new car, which, tho Atlantic Highlands high school. rather by study during the day, if floating in the Shrewsbury river at William Morford"s Held, opposlt® with tho allowance deducted, would ing and he described somo of the the United States. On his return to Doing away with tho "study would The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. the boy pr girl will HO arrange his or that place last Friday. He had been this country, he war; transferred to Howard W. Roberta's house, a iew cost $416. Upon tho recommendation Cornelia Hillyer, who lives with her objects of the association, stating her daily study schedule. mean a saving of $800 a year. It that he sought the co-operation of the missing- since Tuesday night, when New York as assistant to C. G. Shef- days ago when they saw a ground- of Mr. Auchincioss it was decided to costs $l,GO0 to carry on the course, granddaughter, Mrs. John E. Bennett The question may readily be raised he loft the homo of "William R. Fow- hog. The boys attempted to capture buy u new car. committee.' The committeemen said why is it necessary to nuke such a field, vice president in charge of but half of the sum Is paid by the of Port Monmouth, will occur next ler, Jr., to go to his own home. It sales for the Standard Oil Co. of New the animal and they got it cornered Mr. Ryan stated that tho govorn- Wednesday. No elaborate celebration they desired to help the association radical change, affecting so many state. It was finally decided to put In every way possible and that they grades, all at one time? had been his custom to walk to the Jersey. In March, 1030, he was in a part of the Held where it waa .-ing bodies of neighboring municipal- tho proposition up to tho voters at has been planned, but there will be riverfront nights and it is believed sent abroad, going to Franco unable to escape. Tho groundhog ities have gono on record In favor a dinner party at which relatives and would be glad to attend the meeting There are several answers to this tho next school election. August 2 in order to become more question. First, we must recall that he fell overboard. There were no for an organizing and operating sur- then turned on the pursuers and at- of tho establishment of a public park friends will be present. hist year we did h:.ive sonic primary marks of violence on the body. vey for Lr-Economique, Jersey's tempted to bite them. Robert klckc4 at Sandy Hook and ho believed the fully informed as to its purposes. Mrs. Hillyer Is remarkable for her pupils on a part time program—two Charles Modica and Albert Viler French marketing subsidiary, resum- it on the head and stunned it. By Rumson council should do likewise. years. She has the full use of all her Representatives of the East Keans- grades.* Each year our enrollment pressing a stick against the ground- Card Party For increases, thus making our over- were rowing in the river when they ing his former position as assistant Following a short discussion it was faculties even to the extent of being burg Democratic club were at tlic to Mr. Sheffield on his return." hog's back the boys wcro ablo to decided to defer tho matter until the meeting to urge that the club's ap- crowded condition more serious. discovered the body. They shouted Catholic Daughters ablo to seo and read without tho aid With every available room in use to Richard Felder, who pulled the keep it from biting them and to pu£ next meeting to give tho commission- of eyeglasses. Every day sho Is busy plication to sell beer be granted. Sev- last year and two group:! on part it in a large basket. They took It t© ers an opportunity to sound out pub- eral other residents of East Keans- body ashore. Chief of Police Andrew St. James' court, Catholic Daugh- and about and sho finds delight in time and with an increased cnroll- Anderson was summoned and he in Robert's home and put it In a. wool- lic opinion on the project. attending to household duties. burg whn3o applications to soil beer| t and no preiitci- facilities avull- Held for Grand Jury en cage. That night tho groundhog Mayor Van R. Halsey brought up ters of America, will hold a card par- mcn turn notified Dr. Harvey W. Hart- ty at the Red Bank Catholic high Mrs. Hillyer has lived at Port Mon- lmvo not yet Ipeen granted also made able'" , more primar' y groups woul'd' b' e man, county physician, who ordered On Charffe of Assault Reaped and it has not been eccr. tho matter of obtaining federal aid mouth the past ten years or so with remarks. No action waa taken on forced on part time. W is our feel- >—«» •s_ v o since. It was unusually largo and under tho new administration plan, school auditorium Monday night of ing that the young children of the the body removed to the Flock fu- next week. Bunco nnd various card her granddaughter. Most of her life the applications. when in the basket It was very nctivo which provides one und a half mil- primary f;radcu can least afford, neral home at Long Branch. William Calvcr of Lconaul street, in trying to escape and in trying to games will bo played for prizes. In wna spent at South Amboy. She Is from a health standpoint, to be sub- Keltz lived alone and has no lion dollars to municipalities for pub- the widow of William Hillycr, She , y.-.;; -.— ,-, i -.— ,.-;- -".charged with assault and battery up- |bi'tc"ihb o boVs-^Hmnde de'nts"wn'h its. lic Improvements. The money will bo the cardgames, prizes will bo award- jected to the hours of a part time ed to tho high scorers at each table. has one. son, Bert Hillyer of Old program. For this reason we turn known relatives in this locality Lor |on wimam Harrington of Mechanic tccUl ln a ^,,b wllicn thc „ th , given outright to the various munici- Engineers' Outing, J Bridge. Also she has a brother and a our attention from this croup of a number of years he was employed trcet w,livcd H hearing for the Lt lt Mrs. Louise O. Phillips is chair- as a painter by Councilman James , palities. Mr. Halscy roforrcd to a sister, they being Walter Mundy of children for school room relief. Friends nf Howard W. Roberts, man. Her assistants aro Mrs. Mar- Dinner September 9 K. Johnson. Recently he obtained, a grand jury when arraigned before new bridgo to replace tho Oceanic South Amboy and Mrs. Josephine Second, Because o£ tile crowded who i;i noted an the loading wcathfif garet Anderson, Mrs. Anna Rizzaro, Justice Henry K. Ilylin in police brldgo as a project which would give Quackenbush of New Brunswick, condition at the River ntrect school, pension through the efforts of As- prophet of Now Monmouth, stato that Mm. Margaret Salmon, Mrs. Brid- Plans aro under way for the an- wo luul been forced in the past to use court Monday morning and wan hold work to many persona In tho locality. both of whom are more than eighty sessor Walter J, Sweeney.' they would not be eurprlncd at nil if Mr. Stovenn said municipalities wero get Roachc, Miss Louisa Chadwlck, nual shoro dinner and outing of Mon- as class rooms what were primarily under bail of ?l,000. Mis mother, Mlas Helen Lang, Mrs. Catherine Glb- yearn of ace. mouth county chaptor of the New intended for a library and a science Mrs. Mary Calvcr, provided bail. JMr. Roberts has had the groundhog already sending applications to tho Thc, assault was alleged to have j icr surveillance for it number of state highway dopurtment, which Iln, Mrs. Catherine Soclen, Miss Mar- Mrs. Hillycr in a whole-souled Jersey society of Professional En- laboratory. These rooms, which arc tln( guerite Ward, Mlas Margaict Mur- genial person who makes friotuls Rlneni-H nntl I,and Surveyors, lo be much smaller than clima rooms, First Aid Fair At taken place Sunday night at tho i years :md tlmt he hits buaccl his suc- will havo charge of tho distribution sui ved in a very inadequate way for llarrington residence. According to cesdfud weather predictions ori thft of funds. ' ray, Mi3ii Ella McGnrlty, Miss Grnco witii all who inert lior. Many of her hold Rnturdny, Keptcmbcu' !), at tin; class rooms; and no library or science Policeman Benjamin Pryor, who w;iH'lu.ts of thin animal. Mr. Roberta hati vMr. Halsey also unoke about tho Ward, Mlsn Margaret Dohcrty, Mrs. acquaintances say tho reason why Shark River Hills hotel, near Hi'l- laboratory was provided for the chil- Atlantic Highlands 1 Theresa Hcrold, Mrs. Mary Meade, Hho has grown old without nppenr- rnnr. The affair i3 for engincei:-, dren of tile junior blyh school grades called to the seem , Culver had gone j always freely admitted that lin In now procedure adopted Ijy tho coun- to the Jlarringtun residence to cull governed In hUi prognostications by* ty for tho treatment of charity pa- Mrs. Rose O'Flaherty, Mrs. Cather- Ing so Is because of her cheerful dis- their frlenda nnd families. , in the River street ".school. In the On Thursday, Friday and Saturday i inspection jriven this school last year on Mr. Hurrin^Lon'f; daughter, Hie acts of the groundhog on Febru- tients In hospitals. Formerly tho lno Chadwlck, Mrs. John Ryan, Miss position. Reservations are being received by of this week thc flrst aid squad of Murtlna Hcnly, Miss Helena Hender- by members of the state department Lorctta HurrinyLon. ary 1M, which Is Groundhog dayf county paid tho bllla, but now tho Leo K. McKce, 00 Broad otrcct, nod of education, approval of the junior Atlantic Highlands will hold its nn- son, Miss Margaret Tobln, and Miss tIFK SAVKR KXTRAOKDINABY. nual fair on the borough property on After engaging argument i lint he ha.i never acknowledged tbftt county pays $1.50 a day and tho mu- Bank, secretary of the chapter. Tin' hie,h school depart ment of the River ate.i, Util- dining tho rent, of tho yo:ir IHJ baa nicipality In which the patient lives Elln Hcaly.' committeo in charpo consist of street school waa withheld because First avenue, near Mount avenue. with her, the complaint IMillo Davlft nf Fair Haven Receives of the crowded conditions of the There will be I he usual booths anil ver drew a penknife and her consulted the animal weather oracle, pays $1.50 a day for the care or tho Tho proceeds will go Into the char- Jamca Kmlcn of Bclmnr chairman, lliii friend;: imy they boon th® patient. Mr. Ilulucy mild tho bor- ity fund. Ccrtlflcuto hi Mnlne. OcorRc Rcmlolph of Red Bunk, Otis school and the lacli of library nnd att motion:!. A glider will bo given into the hout;o. Mr. anil Mrs. Har- .science facilities. Thus a full junior I away, free each nigh„...t on Thursday, ,1'ington sought to intervene, aci-ord- groundhog will reiunno itfi ough officials should bo advised of ' On August 7 tho Catholic Daugh- Phllo Davis, sixteen, son of Mr. Seaman of Lang. Branch and Claude liiffh school program coiilil not be of- such hospital cnucu. ters will hold a moonlight outing on Blrdsall of Bclniar. fered these children. The personnel and Friday and on Saturday $50 will j ing to the report, and Calvcr stabbed I In Mr, Morfnida Held no that Mi*, nnd Mrn. IC. A. Davis of llnncc road, be disposed of on (he co-operntivo j the former in tho abdomen with th,. I linhorhi will not Ira bereft t,t tithil s thn titonmcr Sandy Hook. Tho com- Fair Haven, on Thursday received a It wilt bo an nll-duy outing. Pit;- of the school was enthusiastically Tor tia>>. mllteo In charge of this affair con- tlmeo will include boatlnj;, swim- praised and the work done by the plan, William Ucrliens Is general knife. Dr. J. H. linyd was ,-alled nnd ,menus of furccistlni; tho wcullior. Soda wator, all 'llavorn, Canada certificate of merit from tho Amer- principal and teachers witli the lim- filets of Mrs. Catherine Hotlen and ican Red Cross in recognition of his ming, tcnnla and golf, and there h a chairman. 'ordered Harrington removiMl to Dry, White Rock, Krucgcr'a beer, ited facilities was most favorably From July of last year to the jnea- : Wvctview .hospital, where lie \va:i Tallied io Slump Club. nnd otlior brands. Also diotlllcd wa- WISKC.'J Louise Chadwlck, Helen lajcuc at two youilis from the children's playground on tho prop- commended by the members of the ter. Benjamin II. Crate, 14 North Lang, Mnrgarct Murray, Grace Ponobscot river, near Flat Rock, erty. The dinner will be noived at stato department. In orilcr to };ive en I. time the squad linn answuml over | taltrn by Pryor and Cnptuln Harry Krrd Brldgo avenue, Kcd Hunk, phono 1485 Ward, Catherina Rollly, Margaret Malm\ last summer. The presenta- hnlf-paat two o'clock In the after- the children enrolled in tho. junior MO call:i. The proceed;! of the fair VunNote. ,i ry <,( Y. M. C A,, litntlutiMl at --Advertisement Tobln, Melon Dennett, Helena Hen- noon. blf^h school prudes of tho Ulver will be u.'iud for tho upkeep of the am- Culver \v;ui nrreiiUul by Pryor, wli<> Manlhi, !\ I., nmi it infmhor of (hi) tion was made by Dr. Forrest B. street school every possible oppor- derson and li]lla Healy. Ames, chairman of the Pcnobscot hulnnee, which i;> owned by the found the ponkntfo lylnu nlonjitmio Service Stamp club ot Mflnlln. VMS Auto Ownrnf, Attention! ' tunity and advantage some change of (he. olllco of Hui;h Outly iicnrhy, «a , o^,. « county Komtln« .¥: huii ^pencil a restaurant adjoining dent ynchtfiman, will take delivery avenue school. This we arc plan- told of ninny n( lihi ripcrloiirn* in Advertisement. hla ucrvlco station on tho Middle- Oilcloth 10(i Yard, soon on a new 23-foot olnop. It la n (o tho oquncl appeals to thn pub- Spark Wllllumii. ooloicd, of We.A. -— ~eSM«Ss — nlni; to do and In older to do thin it for financial auMiiitunri!. All cat hi dm I'lilll|i|il'iirti mill txlilhlteii hW Iftiol Oil town highway, a short distance. "16-lnchcii wide, in a variety of nnt- keel boat, drawing nearly four feet. Is necessary for us to havo f-lfrht ad- Hoi'Kcn place, vluiti;cil wltli (llnoidi'i- ternn. Worth much more. Oilcloth ditional class rooms. These are Wtitli the, aiubukuu'o nvv, n»ado_ with- collection of iSollth Aotei'lesut l>osUt to tiult your humor; best t;raueo and ncro:s?i Cooper's bridge. A specialty of wator and in bolm? built especially ly conduct by MI'H. Coltctta liunksi, hi.'StKN). urlcon. Unexcelled norvlco. li'rcd D. licarfii fie, pint Flit 30c, oilcloth floor for Mr. Leonard at tho Morton John- made po.'islhle only by the double use out; cimrgo. 1 ur Is made of nerving iipnghottl dinners. of tile nenior ami junior hlf;ii ochoctl nh;o of Went Bmg'in pluct ., wiu! tlnnl lkofI Co., Heil Banlt. phono. 052.— Mr. Plngltoro linn a hcor license. rmvtn tic, clothen linnkelH 2l)c, II. X, oon boat yardn. nt Hayhead. The \ »•• $5 by Juatlco Wultcr J. Mills! yo.-iti 1 Wdti^ cnhln 3c ft., nirlnril! oumi fie, elect rlo toaster 30c, electric school pupils for several yeara to Tuesday nvi'lllni,', .Tilly 2!i, «:0(> pint Mn on JIII ft , tiln mniiM li • come. This plan of th0 creator nso o'clook.' Hlrh I'olnt. clmiml, Mnin nnrt lit homo of Mr.'l. I'Y.-mk (Jerkenn, At tho nownesiu of your I'liimmn, luil, ]ilntn 30c, Hlmonlz 27c, crab until Ifcprrt (111 lit led I (Hit I Itll liV ljt(l< » I Htmw or felt hat whon It In returned Wull I)re«K0(l of tho school plant is not unlquo to Clinnol \m\ nracht, Clui|iol lllll.-Ad- ]U< (Ulilf, Jlilli>nil I , In <-.!•) "f Memorial parkway, Atlantic Illgh- 20c. Wo deliver. National He, 10c In n. nhlrt laundered at I.oon'ii, 70-7(1 Hat denning nnd blndtlng; l'linn k li Adthl nftor cleaning. Leon's, 70-711 White and $1 'Jtore.—Advcrtinement. Red Hank. It Is In effect in a num- vcrtlfiermutt, (Jfmi i A(!iM(l(nui'-i. M. for Now York Oily, | (Jolnilltil Ten Room, Hrnncl Micci claim Uiett olUcloucy ls» UUd (tt.irlT amil elrrlrln jnotoi< fievvieo, fininiftn pollco *1o$ "Tnddy" In f r him h $ 10H 1 111 l. Mrn. H, C. Ofiiw. Hi([h 1 It >l i' i t(t» •Iwflt Bed Bank,—Advertisement, Bank, i'iwna 884,—A4vwU8ein«nt, Hn&tl, phOtt* Js35,-rAflMii!iii8MHt - RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19, 1933. Pape Two B'1S«(*«W=n*~39HSTj: AMUSEMENTS. Fcrdjnand Gottschallc, John Shee- nue has been rented through tho Jo- hospital social service committee, han, Lionel Belmoro and Helene Beph G. McCuc agency to George A, and Miss Agnes IS. Morrpw, who in New Time Saving Madisonl \ Stevens of 203 River road, Keel Bank. in charge of arrangements for the Elks' Auditorium. The property, which Is owned hy GALA NIGHT 6F NIGHTS! Miss Madison, who holds more county social service, that the »learn- Hear and Meet Your Favorite Ibid to ArUsfa in a "I Am Laughing," a new comedy records as a swimmer than aiiy Fred W. Lum ot Lincioft, was for- er "Sandy Houk" will leave Atlantic im t by Edwin Justus Mayer, who was other woman in the history of the merly the home of George T. Llnton. Hlghlundu tit nine o'clock. It will Newark eat3 Elizabeth responsiblp e for the ggreat Broadway sport, has a part that provides her It As now/occupied by Edward A. iitop at 42d titrcet, New York, to pick Wilson N. Conover's Machine, Fib the Strong. \Mr. Stevens, who has' leased the Only One of Its Kind in success "Firebrand," will be with a great amount of swimming. up tummcr residents who buy tick- AT 8 H EL enylwana fourth offering of the summer sea- "The Mayor of Hell," with James the pliice for three years, will move ets here, and have already returned $Jl B Jh «9 Station New Jersey, Does ths Work eon of the Red Bank theater. Mr, there September 1. to their <:;ty homes. It will nrrlvo at OLD GIOLITO'S ROMAN GARDENS has Cagney in the principal role, is to Kouad Trip 33s* S** mid 7tU Aveaus Right in the Fields. Mayer's new comedy, which bo shown on Friday and Saturday Hear Mountain shortly after 1:30, SEA BRIGHT, N, J. ' ' never before been on stage, will and any passengers who wish may No Cover Charge. No Minimum* Charge. at the Monmouth street playhouse. BEAR MOUNTAIN EXCURSION. 'Jgi B w w Terminal Wilson N. Conover of Holmdel is run at tho Red Bank theater for The story, by lslin Anster, is a burn- lrave the boat there for an inspec- finding plenty of custom worlt to do tho week beginning next Monday. At SHAKE, INTERNATIONAL AMBASSADOR ing indictment ot a certain class of tion of the Interstate Park. Tho boat MARGARET PADU1.A. HAMJSLtwrAH MAMMY Kouad Trip Corllanilt end Church Eto. with his new Case pick-up baler "I Am Laughing" ia described as an .so-called reform schools, in which September Outing: Being Planned by will then proceed up tho river toward SUNDAYS, •which he bought a short time ago extremely polished and finished bit Social Service Workers. Ncwlmrgli, although it will not land JERRY BAKER, ROMEO OF THE AIR July 23, August 6, 20 boys of tender years are subjected FRANIHE TACANO, DYNAMIC SONGSTER September 3, 17, from Conover Bros, of Wlckatunk. of comedy. Tho production of the to almost unbelievable cruelties. there, and returning will pick up The machine la a recent invention, piece is made possible only after ex- An excursion to Bear Mountain thoso who stopped ut Bear Mountain IKYING 8KIZI5K AND HIS ORCHESTRA WEDNESDAYS, tensive negotiations with the auth- James Carney takes tho part of park, New York, is being planned by and many olhor outstanding Stare ol tho Radio July 20, August 0, 23 considerably lined in the West, but a ward heeler, who despite hla owna joint committee of the Social Serv- at approximately three o'clock, ar- September 6, 20 Mr. Conover Is the first person in or, according to tho management of riving at Atlantic Highlands on tho Show Starts at 10 P. M. the Ked Bank theater, and it is im- .shortcomings, has a sympathetic ice department of Fitkin Memorial , Ea&torn Standard Tima New Jersey to buy this outfit. It is hospital and-the Monmouth County return trip nt 7;-i5 P. 1,1. Lv. Red Bank 8:B6 A. M. a machine which gathers and bales derstood that the production has nn I understandinu g of tho boya who had DANCE TO. JULES ANZELL'S ORCHESTRA b fen reaI;e(1 '" the Bamo c»viron. Organization for Social Service an See Flyers or Consult Agents hay and straw on tho fields whero it excellent chance of appearinl>pe g on Sunday, September 24. • One of tho quickest wavr. to flncT a has been cut. Labor and time arc Broadway early this fall. job is to advertise in ;fho Hat tho Beat Food on the Atlantic Coast SEE A CENTURY OF PROGRESS t;oth saved. Tho twu principal roles will be On Sunday and Monday of next Annoncement was made Saturday ter's CHICAGO week William Powell will appear on by Mrs Ray- NelHs, chairman of the Want Department.—Advertiso- AISO AT «Oth STREET, RADIO CITY. Reduced Round-Trip Fares end Before the new machine was in- handled by Leo Patrick and Harry the Carlton screen as "Private De- : All-Expense Tours vented both hay and straw were Worth, both well known to those hauled to barns and the pressing and familiar with the professional staj,'<2. tective 02." Tho picture is billed as baling was done there. The pick-up Miss Patrick starred in "June Moon' a fust-action melodrama, with Po- Pennsylvania Railroad baler owned by Mr. Conover does and in "Blessed Event," a tremen- well taking the role aa a private this work In the fields. Bales tight- dous Eucccea on Broadway and in sleuth. ly pressed and wired automatically the movies. Mr. Worth, who is a Margaret Lindsay, former stage fall off a platform and are picked up resident of Shrewsbury, played on favorite, who made a hit in thoI;f!lm, and transported to a barn for stor Broadway in "The Late Christopher "Cavalcade," plays the leading fem- age. Bean," and also in "Little Women," inine role opposite Powell. Two features will be shown next That is tho way tho job is being in which Leo Patrick also appeared. 11 done on Theron McCampbell's farm Buigetis Meredith, who has been Tuesday. Warren William, support- V at Holmdel, where the machine is playing comedy roles at Eva Le er! by Constance Cummings and Al- now In operation to bale wheat Galllenne's Civic Repertory theater len Jenkins, will appear in the First -^:^J ^/ straw. The wheat has been threshed at New York for tho past live years, National picture, "The Mind Read- In 40 days by taking Kruschen by a wheat combine, the only ma will mako his initial appearance in er," and Lionel Atwlll and Fay Salts, Mrs. Helga Blaugh of New chlno of its kind In Monmouth coun- Eed Bank in "I Am Laughing." Last Wray will be seen in tho Majestic York City reduced 26',i pounds—took ty. Only the stalks are left They season he also played "Little Old feature, "The Vampire Bat." 4 inches off hips, 3 inches off bust and are heaped into windrows by rakes Boy" in New York, and since that IS VA Inches off waist. Sho writes: "I hitched to trucks. Tho baler by engagement lias been sought after haven't gone hungry a moment—I means of an elevator-llko arrange- by many well known producers. Strand Theater. /feel fine and look 10 years younger." ment gathers up tho straw and William Lynn, who won great "The Song of the Eagle," Para- To got rid of double chins, bulg- passed it into a hopper where it is praise for his work as the hen-peck- mount's dramatic story of two dec- ing hips, ugly rolls of fat on waist tightly pressed. A man sitting on ed Mr. Wiggins in "Fig Leaves," tho ades in American life, which opened and upper arms SAFELY and with- one side of the machine deftly fits second show of the Red Bank the- yesterday at the Strand theater, will out discomfort—at the same time wire around tho straw or hay to hold ater's season, will lend his talent to again be shown today and tomorrow. build up glorious health and acquire it in place. "I Am Laughing." Mr. Lynn, who Richard Arlen and Mary Brian have a clear skin, bright eyes, energy and the leads and there are five other On Mr. McCampbell's place about has been playing comedy and farce principal roles. Ikoad and White Sts., vlvaclousnesa—to look younger and one ton of baled hay is being pro- since his college days at Brown uni- feel it—take a half teaspoonful of versity, is expected to enhanco his Charles Bickford is cast as,a tough Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot wa- duced an hour. It is claimed that beer racketeer and Jean Hersholt under the most favorable conditions popularity with theater goers here- portrays the owner of a nationally ter every morning before breakfast. at least two tons of hay an hour can abouts sfill further through his work YOU® LAST TMESE LOWEST SALE PRICES One jar lasts 4 weeks and co3ta but In the new comedy. famous brewery. Others in tho pic- Big 50c Tuba B trifle at any drugstore tho world be turned out. The wheat crop on Mr. ture are Louise Dresser, Andy De- 50c Claw Tubs „ ^ over. Make sure you get Kruschon McCampbell's farm, as Is tho case al- Completing tho cast arc Hallian vine and George E. Stone. GARB because it's SAFE. Money back If most everywhere else throughout this Boswortli, Whitney Bourne, James The picture follows the life of a WITCH f!AZEL-Pt..S?©Qt..3S® Slot joyfully satisfied. section, Is much smaller than normal. Carson and Walter Fenner. German-American family engaged in Two other interesting agricultural Tho first two performances of ''I the brewing business. machines are In operation on Mr. Mc-Am Laughing" will bo staged In the Two features will bo shown as us- Campbell's farm. One is the combine interests of tho Crippled kiddies ual on Friday and Saturday. "For- Doan's Kidney Pills—75c size...4S by which wheat is threshed in the commltteo of the Red Bank Elks. A gotten" will bring to the Strand KEENAN'S Brasiiiess Cream S@s fleldB and tho other ia a motorized percentage of the receipts for the screen June Clyde and William Col- sprayer for killing leaf hoppers on a two evenings will bo donated to the lier, Jr. The companion feature will Reef, Bran & Wine huge vineyard. Tho sprayer exudes furtherance of the work of aiding be John Wayne In "Haunted Gold." 50c HG0 a mixture consisting principally of crippled children. Tickets for the Another chapter of the serial, "Tho ScT" Ti Perforate Flavored—4 oz. lime and nicotine. Tho limo has no benefit performances are now in tho Three Musketeers," will be shown on Tooth Paste killing power and the only reason it hands of the commltteo members, Saturday. is used is to spread the nicotine. and may also be secured at the box The Universal picture, "Don't Bet Hugo white clouds rise over each row office of the Red Bank theater. A on Love," will be shown on Sunday of sprayed "grapevines.* •special reduced price of ono dollar mid Monday o£ nojit week at the Mary Scott Rowland The nicotine does not kill the leaf has .been established for any seat Strand. Low Ayres and Ginger Rog- fioppers but it has a deadening ef- in the house. There are no reserved ers have the leading roles. Laid fect which causes them to fall off the seats and those who reach the thea- largely in the exciting atmosphere of vines onto the ground. Given time ter early on either of tho two bene- the horse racing centers, this picture SPECIAL LOW PHICES enough they would recover and go fit evenings will secure choice loca- tells the story of a young gambler back on the vines to resume their tions. Tickets are good for either who knows more about horsea than predatory work of sucking the juice evening. ho does about women. Gfyseiins Suppositories—12 s out of leaves and branches. How- Henry Armetta, the Italian-Ameri- ever, before they have revived suf- can character comedian, ia also in ficiently to leave the ground a disc Carlton Theater. tho cast, which Includes Charles 1.25 Size 77® plow follows close behind the spray- "Tho Warrior's Husband," Jesso Grapewin, Shirley Grey, Myrna Ken- This Week Analgesic Balm—50c Tube er and buries the Insects. Mr. Mc-L. Lnsky'a second independent pro- nedy, Tom Dugfm, Lucile Gleason, ONLY Mary Scott Rowland Campbell says ho has tried various duction under the Fox film banner, Robert Emmett O'Connor, Clay means of killing leaf hoppers and will be the feature attraction at tho Clement and Alfred White. REGULAR 1.00 LIPSTICK tjiat he does not believe any other Carlton theater today and tomorrow. "Murders in the Zoo," a Para* plan is so efficacious as stupefying The Btory concerns tho nation ot mount picture with Charles Ruggles, the insects with nlcotlno and bury- Amazons, who supposedly flourished Lionel Atwill, Kathleen Burko, Ran- ing them. Beveral centuries before the Chris- dolph Scott, John Liodgc and Gail Patrick will begin a three-day run tian era, whoso exploits have been Except Yella-Bole Mary Scott Rowland related in literature by Herodotus at tho Strand next Tuesday. The i®raen's Halted LTtlh SUPER-FINE Navesink News. and Homer and in statues, vasoa picture centers about a sadistic mad- and friezeB in tho famed galleries man who perpetrates a series of fiendish murders while connected for (The Red Bank Register can be bought of the world. In this period, legend in Nsvoink from William Swan at ths has It, women were tho aggressors with a zoo. postoJBco building.) and men the domestic decorations. Extra Lnrne Books received at the Navcsink Supporting Miss Land! In this MONMOUTH TEKRACE BENTED. 10c GJICC library within tho past week were comedy-satire is a cast which in- 60c Linde Aster "Etiquette" by Emily Post, "Tide- cludes Marjorie Rambeau, Ernest Former Llnton Property Leased to Water Maryland" by Paul Wilstock, Truex, David Manners, Helen Ware, George A. Stevens. "Couriers of the Clouds" by Edward Maude Eburne, Claudia Coleman, Monmouth Terraco on Branch ave- Shontin, "Manual of Play" by Wil- liam Byron Forbush, "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs" by Kallet & Schllnli, RJIEW "Prison Days and Nights," by Victor 856 Kelson, "£(ino Plays" by Eugene O'Neill, "Eire Begins at Forty" by Corolopsis Talc Pltkln, "Grain Race" by Villlers, Full 16. Spirits of Peppermint—40csize. "Odessey of Cabez do Vaca" by Bish- op, "Slow Joe" by Max Brand, "White Collar Girl" by Faith Baldwin, "Pro- tecting Margot" by Allco Grant Roa- PSVLLIUM SIiEBFllHL, —35c Tube... ^Tho Hoover men have arrived man, "Tho Great Crooner" by Clar- Best Black—In GIM Jar Given FREE During This Sala •—and will glvc,ivithout obliga- ence B. Kelland and "Sudden Sweet- —35c Tube With ihs Porctes oi a heart" by Bertha Buck Onions. NOW IN EFFECT tion to purchase, home dem- Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Whitney of HVERY DAY, ON ALL TRAINS between all points from fefSJUNTENSE amatrations of the new Silver Locust Point entertained at a din- This Safe Simple Way ner party Saturday evening for their Bay Head Junction to South Amboy, Elizabeth, Newark, Full 70c Vdue Jubilee Hoovers, the greatest sons Edward and Duane, who have Jersey City and New York, round-trip tickets are sold at returned from Groton camp at Gro- greatly reduced fares. BOTH FOR deancr values of 1933, to a ton, Massachusetts. 50c EPHEDnHtJE [email protected]' limited number of women. Mies Virginia Walden of Arlington 1-DAY TICKETS 30-DAY TICKETS ia spending two weeks with her 25c Ssala Hint Q,Pepsin facets g^ 'Welcome tho Hoove? man aunt, Mrs. Carlton Walling. Round-trip as much as 40% Round-trip as much as 20% Hurry Patterson is building an less than the usual 2-way fare. less than the usual 2-way fare. TISSUES when he calls. If you wont to addition to the rear ot his home on 50cPEHELIN LINIMENT_...27o bo sure of being on his limited Mulberry lane. These tickets good on either railroad. Sold Northbound Buddy Badden of Staten Island Is 50c After Dinner Pills list, or if one time ia more spending tho summor with her cou- and Southbound. Ask ticket agents for full details. 10c LOJC SOAP sin, Matthew Ixicke.- TRAVEL BY TRAIN . . . SAVE TIME AND MONEY (convenient than another, Over forty persons attended the Sclephone for a definite ap- beach party given at North Long Brancb last week by the Epworth Sanitary pointment. Special Terms on league. Another beach party will be CENTRAL Napkin1! held Monday night, August M., The Hoovcro, coinplelc'\vith dilat- league held a business meeting fol- PKWNSVH.WAMBA EJ3ABUWAliD ing equipment, while tho lowing tho regular church servlco at Castile Soap—1 Lb. Bar._.. tho Methodist church Sunday night. With the Purchase of Hoover men are here. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Warrington A Pint Psctioco o« entertained friends from Pennsyl- Full Pint . I7c vania over tho week-end. A special meeting of tho flro com- If jxm too a pany was held last week at which i', leave your name and tlio tho proposition to buy new markers 25c PETROLEIIH JELLV (White).. ^"WYCX representatives will <^H and for the graven ef deceased members was dlscusGcd. 50c 2r*T*ect your cleaner free, Rcplnco- Extra Heavy MINERAL ©BL Omar Sickles and Thomas Salinger DAY vri'zitfl at lowest cost. h&vo signed to join the reforestation l'« Quart Galloi army. B2URI3 Milburn Stonrns has bought anew 2 In. H 5 >(k Terraplane car. 1.00 Guaranteed UACJOAGHG FOUNTAIN 1 !•]. X 10 yds. Everett News. 1.00 Red Clover TOJBJC 35cFI»Ed Extract of CASCARA. 4c John II. Hylln ia convalescing at I hin' home from injuries received in } a recent fall. | Miss Anna Kelly of Hllllleld Farm visiting relatlveu at New York. nUBQER GLOUES Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stillwcll and i'CvYC\V'O i ] family visited friondEt nt PlatnUelcl tout week. Miss Alice Pcrrln who was visit- Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jlawx- hunit, roturned to her homo nt Brooklyn on Saturday. We can install Modern Fixtures at a lower Patricia Carton, daughter of Mr. cost than you have ever imagined possihie. G0GAROTE and Mrs. Patrick J. Carton, was a guest ot tho homo of Mrs. Joseph Euutaco of .Shrewsbury lnnt Friday. Mr. and Mm. Joiieph Blnhop re- cently entertained frlcndu from New Ttork. John Warnckcr Is recovering rap- I idly from Injuries to hla back mis- | (allied whon ho fell recently. Ho will Roofing • •Sheet Mela! Work i hn In a cniit for nnvernl weeks, but! I ho in now ahlo tr> walk around with-1 RED BANK SEA BRIGHT 'out much trouble. 1 RED BANK REGISTER,' JULY 19,1933.

Monmouth County Oceanport News* be held August 10 at tho Oceanport inoes were played in addition to out- church hall. Mrs. George S. Loper door games for the children. The Men Arrested After and Mre. John Silvers will act as Beauty Contest Carried Mail Sixteen Years Mr. and Mre. Theodore G. Rowe guests were Mrs. Louis Williams, of Eatontown boulevard had aa Mrs. Harry Blakeley, Mrs. George They Shut Off Water Mora than fifty beautiful girls their guests recently Mr. end Mrs, Baptlsima! services were held on Darragh, Mrs. Emma Wheian, Mrs. from throughout Monmouth county John A. Powelson and Mies Sarah Sunday at Bailey's Point on the Harry Woolley, Mrs. F. Tltman, Mrs. John E. Barkalow and Hfnry PI, will appear Saturday evening, July Poweleon of Pluckamln, New Jer- Shrewsbury river. There were seven A. Wagner, Mrs. A. Hushecr, Mra. age of Long Branch, employee;! of 22 at the Sunshine Beach club, North persons baptised. Fred Bfiiilt-, Sr., Mrs. Lloyd N. tho Monmouth Consolidated water Long Branch to vie for the most Mrs. Harry Woolley of Long Sickles, Miss Anna Hibbetts, Mra. company of Long Branch, were ar- J>xr< £irid Jtli'Bi X-^&tileE 2^1 pn*c or [ Branch was a recent visitor at t rested last week after they had shut coveted title In the county. "Miss Kewark have let their cottage at Frank Harried, Mrs. Clifford Spoerl, off the water in a building on Ocean Monniouth County." The winner, will home of her niece, Mrs. Edward Mre. Sheldon Davis, Mra. George C. Bridgewaters to their daughter for Berry of Main street. avenue, *Sna bright, owned by William represent the county at the "Miss the month o( July. D Hurley, Mrs. Edward Berry, Mrs. Hong. They v/ere arraigned before New Jersey" pageant tentatively Mr, and Mra. B, Bowman of Red Members of the Oceanport church George S. Loper, Mrs. William Mal- Walter J, Sweeney, who reserved de- scheduled for the Asbury Park con- Bank recently visited their daughter, have been Invited to attend the com- lard, Mrs. Edward Worlhley, Mrs. cision. vention hall for the third week In munity night servlco at the Little David Jones, Mrs. .Charles A. Smith, Mrs. Van DuBois of Center BtreeL Silver church Friday. Tlifi trouble Htartod when the com- August. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hueheer of Miss Ann Smith, Mrs. Charles Proth- The members of the Oceanport er, Mrs. Charles R. Walling, Mrs. pany's representatives demanded that Through tho co-operation of Mr. S. Bridgewaters havo as their guest Mi*. Hoag pay a wafer bill of-$53 a A, Solomon, manager of the club and their nephew, Joseph Ulrlch. Boys' 4-H club met recently at the Flora A. Wood, Mrs. Lillian Barnes, home of George Davis on Wolf Hill Mrs. Frederick A. Wood. Mrs, W. T. year in advance. Mr. Hoag paid he Over 20 Years Frank P. Bond, director of the "Mlna The Ladles' Aid society held an war? willing to pny two months, but New Jersey" pageant a comprehen- all-day meeting Tuesday at their avenue. Plans were made for a hike. Burke, Mrs. Jolin Silvers, Mrs. sive series of eliminations have been Officers elected for the ensuing year Charles Guilladeau. Mrs. Thomas J. disputed the company's right to Shoeing for America's rooms In tho Oceanport church hall. are Theodore Rowe president, George make him pay for an entire year. Af- arranged by the judges so' that the Milton Lamb of Eatontown boule- Meagher, Miss A. J-ohnson, Mrs, c. Most Famous entrants will be gradually eliminated Davla vice president, Richard Wil- M. Cramer, Mrs. E. J. Maps, Misses ter the water WJIS shut off Mr. Hoag vard has gone on a business trip to kinson secretary, Horace Kirby mado a complaint to Henry K. In groups of three and four until the North Dakota, Shirley Riddle, Georglana Meagher, Racing Stable, winner 19 finally decided upon. This treasurer and Thomas Greenlcy club Laura Pinson. DorLs Hurley, Ruth White, board of health inspector, who Mrs. Mary Hall of Pemherton ave- reporter. Sickles, Dorothy Scott, Evelyn Hulse ordered, the company to turn on the form of elimination haa found very nue has as her gueat MiBa A. John- water again. Tho company refused. Mil. SADDLE HOKSJS OWNER t popular favor with the public and Approximately half of the $300 Betty Ann Berry, Janet Smith, Eve- 1 excitement .grows to a high pitch as son of Brooklyn. quota apportioned to Oceanport has lyn VanNote, Audrey Smith, Lor- Tho following day, however, the When your horso needs n&W eho$3 tho winner, la finally selected. Fred F. Dennis, postmaster of Pair street, and built a buslncsB building Mrs. Perley Riddle spent a day at been raised thus far in tho canvass raine Williams, Vivian Smith, Jack water was turned on, although tho call us. We also havo for BSIO eXi yon, htiti written the following article of his own, whore he continued in Ocean Grove recently with Mrs. Meagher, Bobby Bony, Tommy bill was still unpaid. The Hoag 1 A very Interesting program has the same business anil resides at tho Dora Craven, being conducted In the Boy Scout building haa.a store and three apart- kinds of hand-made Sport Shoea foj? been arranged for the evening In-* concerning Jacob Eurich of Red present time. itinipnljin. johii Morrow 1s chair- Meagher, Donald Wood, Ernest Thnrnugiihrvdfi and Jumpers, eluding swimming races, diving con- Bank, who carried the mall between The Oceanport firemen's baseball man of the Oceanport workers, Wheian, Charles Cramer and Joseph ments. tests and a co; ilete floor show. Red Bank, Fair Haven and Rumson In 1917 he received a contract with team will give a card party at tho Henry J. Anderson at Portaupeck Ulrlch. Mr. Hoag nied a complaint with Music for tho y«S)menade of gor- for sixteen years. Mr. Enrich re- the United States poatoflico depart- borough hall tonight. There wil^ bo and Colonel Arthur S. Cowan at Fort the public utilities commission at, Phone Red Bank geous girls and later for the dancing tired from this service July 1, when ment to carry the mails as stated prizes and refreshments. The com- Monmouth. Mrs. George S. Loper, Mrs. John Trenton and Recorder Sweeney had above. It being necessary to havo mittee In charge is headed by B. C. a conference with the commission re- 793-J-l. will be furnished by a well-known or- these routes wero combined with a some sort of conveyance, he pur- Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Perley B. Hulse, Mrs. Flora A. Wood and chestra. . The . price of admission ts routo running from Red Bank to Nelson and Charles Hoyt. garding the water company's meth- chased a second-hand (Ford) car, Riddle atu Bridgewaters was the scene Mrs. Lloyd N/Sickles-attended the ods of billing consumers.' well within the reach of all. Naveslnk and Atlantic HlghlandB (tho car pictured here), from a Mr. Rev. and Mra. C. Mott Cramer of of a garden party recently for tho luncheon and bridge held Wednes- and the contract awarded to an- Mount of Locust Point, who at that Center street have as their guests day afternoon at the home of Mrs. other party. , ' time was In the automobile business. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Carvin, Jr., benefit of the Ladles' Aid society of This same car has served with tho Oceanport church. Mrs. John Thomas Jardine at Red Bank. The Tho Red Banlt Register travels TBUCK AND TAXI CRASH. Mrs, Hatch, Miss Ruth Carvin, Miss affair was sponsored by the United over every street in town and pvery Jacob Eurich has retired after "Jake" for the sixteen years, through Bernice Hatch and Walter Carvin, B Huls'e was assisting hostess All road in the county Let it cany your rendering sixteen yenra ol faithful all sorts of atorms and blizzards, etc., decorations were in pink, and jig- Women's Republican club of Mon- message to those who Jive on these Two Hurt in Collision at Ilumson service with the United State post- covoring 140,000 odd miles. It gave 3d. Rev. Carvin preached tho morn- saw pii77lp<) were solved and dom- mouth county. Last Thursday. ofllco department currying tho mails him very llttlo trouble to speak of, ing and evening sermona at tho thoroughfares.—Advertisement. from Red Bank, Fair Haven and if any at all, and Is still running Oceanport church Sunday. A TGS&CO truck and a taxlcab col- Ilumson. Mr. Eucrich, known better every day in a first-class manner. Uded Thursday afternoon at tho cor- by his many friends as "Jake," was This old faithful friend (Ford) of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Mc- ner of Rldgo road and Bucna Vliita born In Hellbrom, Germany, and "Jake's" has often times been given Queen of Lake avenue have as their avenue at Kumeon. The truck, driv- crano to the United States In Septem- some queer nicknames, such as guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Casman en by Loyal W. Myatt of Oceanport, I her, 188

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21 -23 BROAD ST., "Red Bank's Newest Department Stqre" REO BANK, tt. J, EED BANK REGISTERi. JUI^Y 19,1933. Decker of Elizabeth for a lew days party In celebration of hla birthday Sheriffs Shows a last week. Wednesday evening by several of Mies Mildred Harris left on Satur- his friends. The group met at the Profit of $11,923 day for Hatsfleld, Pennsylvania, home of Mrs. Thatcher and then pro- Contractor and Builder whero eho will be the guest of Mr. ceeded to the homo of Floyd BIt»s. The only Permanent, Painless and Absolutely Sheriff Howard Height, in a report and Mro. John Craig luv several Those present wore Mlssea Charlotte SP¥CIALTZING IN JOBBING of the receipts and expenses of his weeks. Seggle, Virginia Beegle, Evelyn Lag- Safe jlethod of destroying superfluous hair SOKKEN MJD STOKM ENCLOSOBE3 oftlee for the first six months of this oraarslno, Gene White, Mildred Har- year, shows a net profit of $11,023.51 Mrs. John Miller and Miss Eva ris, Conover Burlew, Jr., Irving By MAE COREY 169 Brtfigo &reaue. 8«3 BaaSt, H. for the county. The receipts aggre- Pease of Keyport and Raymond Fal- Meehan, Jr., \Vi!Uam Dornberger, GRADUATE KBEE INSTITUTE ELECTROLYSIS By Mrs. Alexander George gated $31,830.81 while the expendi- lon of Matawan arrived home last 1 week after a two weeks' trip to Chi- William HarrlB, Douglas J^efferts, Cojisultettonu Frae. A3 Strictly Coiifldeatta!. Menus For Two tures, under several economies in- Larence Cassasza and George Bar- augurated by Sheriff Height, amount- cago, where they visited the World reUe, Jr. Games were played and Breakfast ed to but ?20,615.B3. In the past six fair. The party made the round dancing wao enjoyed. Fresh Pineapple months Sheriff Height has conducted trip by motor car and on the way j 07 BKOAB STREET, FMONE8 177 Ready Cooked Corn Ctrea] back visited Niagara Falls and other Bran Muftina 488 sales and since ho took office last Homo TreatiEcHSa by Bpscial Appointment Only. C°«C6 November, the total ia 658. places of interest. liny d can unl'.o exti a pockf t money Luncheon Floyd Blios was given a surprise belling Thu Itcgiitcr—Advertisement BY KEEPING HEALTHY. Sliced Tongue Potato Salad •—' •<&-*-&. Bread Butter JVDGE TO SPEED UP. Iced Ten Dinner Hudson County Judge Displeased Broiled Stealt Browned Mushrooms The Best Way... Creamed Potatoes With Thslaya et Freehold. Store up the health-giv- Bread Plum Jelly Chocolate Cake Judge Thomas H. Brown of Hud- ing rays of the sun. OofTce son county announced last week that he will take the Monmouth county ! Fxesh Pineapple court calendar in hand In order to j 1 small fresh 1 tablespoon clear it in tho required time. The | The Easiest Way... pineapple lemon juice statement was made following a do- j 2/3 cup sugar H teaspoon salt lay caused when two lawyers failed ' Red Rank, New Jersey A day at the Beach. Holding stem part ot pineapple, to appear at a trial and were several 8 Broad Street, cut croasways ellcea 2/3 Inch thick. hnurs late. He added that although Using small sharp knite, cut off thick the civil court calendars in the county skin, cut out core and eyes In each require the present of extras Judges, j The Most Economical Way... slice. Dice pineapple, add rest ol lawyers are slow in presenting cases Patronize ingredients. Pour into glass dish, to the court Attorneys have com- cover and chill several hours. plained that often they are engaged FreBh pineapple will keep several In one of the three courts Bitting days if stored In ice box. when another case in which they are ANNOU Never use fresh pineapple in gel- involved is reached in another court. atin mixtures as they will not con- Judge Brown will endeavor to cor- geal. rect this. _ _ _ : Bran Muffins (8) me. 2 /3 cup bran 1 csff 1 cup flour 2 tahlmpoons Matawan News. SOUTH OF PENINSULA HOTEL 3 tablespoons, molasses »u«ar \ . 2/3 cup sour milk (The Red Bank Register can ba bought Phone 273. SEA BRIGHT. \'n tenppoon Bait 2 tnl>]pspom.s • in Matawan from J. T. Clowes, 123 Main \a teaspoon coda fat, melted street and Jacob A. Lewla, Inc.) Mix ingredients and beat one min- j SEASON BATH HOUSES NOW KENTING. ute. Half fill greased muffin pans, ' John Eggleston is the owner of a Six Persons $40.00. Four Persons ?SB.O0. bake 15 minutes in moderate oven, new Ford V-8 automobile. Broiled Steak and Mushrooms Lawrence .Cassazza of New Tork oliSi rsary Sale Porterhouse H teaspoon is visiting Conover Burlew, Jr. - ' steak, 11& paprika Miss Phylia Todd Is visiting Miss pounds 1 cup mushroomn Ann Hutchinson of Mantoloking. yh teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter . Irving Grace of New York was Place steak In frying pan. Broil the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. eight inches below glowing fire. Af- Richard Erdman, Jr. ter 6 minutes, turn and brown other Mrs. Rcna Crosley of East Orange QUALITY with us is side. Place buttor and mushrooms v/as the guest of Mr. and Mra. Jo- THURSDAY, and SATURDAY in frying pan. Cook slowly Until seph A. Dernberger last week. not merely a slogan mushrooms brown. Arrange steak Misses Hazel Warnock, Dorothy on warm platter, add mushrooms to Hotaling and Marjorio VanBrakle meat stock left in pan and mix and spent the week-end at Shlpbottom. IT IS A FACT pour over steak. Sprinkle with salt Mrs. Mabie Haywood and Miss and paprika. Serve at once. Goldie Whitney of New York were guests of Mrs. Charles B. Clark over Beautifully Monday. OUR ENT of LADIE Potato Company Miss Ruth Woerner of Newark Cleansed and Mrs. A. Dernherger of Belleville Begins Business r.re guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Finished, ——— i A. Dernberger. • DRESSES The recently organized Potato Mrs. W. S. Stryker has returned Sales company has set up a centra] | t j her home at Marlboro after spend- Lowest Price Quality Will Allow. office at Hightstown and on Monday ing several days with Mr. and Mrs. began selling Mbnmouth county's ! famous potatoes. The company is Theodore H. Sickels. We Call and composed of representative dealers Miss Alberta Jordan of Trenton ia and growers in Central Jersey and visiting Mr. and Mrs. August Muehl- will act as a brokerage agency in hausen, Jr. Mrs. Muehlhausen is Deliver harvesting this year's crop in an en- Miss Jordan's aunt. deavor to see that the farmers in the Everett P. VanMater and Robert W. AND SAVE Everywhere. organization receive a fair price for Chasteney and daughter Eleanor of their potatoes. The price question is Summit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. considered to be an easy one this Jacob R. LeiTerts Saturday. year as indications point to the best Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Themack market and one of the finest crops in and son Robert were week-end years. Farmers havo been warned guests of Mrs. Themack's mother, against a hurried harvesting of tho Mia. Mabel Hoffman of New York. crop with a view of getting in on. the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neldlinger high prices which might result dis- Cleansers and Dyers, Inc. astrously to the farmers. If the were gueBts of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph WE KNOW HOW. market Is glutted, at tho start the W. Herrick at their cottage at Pine price will naturally go down. At the Grove, Connecticut, from Friday to MAIN OFFICE and PLANT: boginning* °* ^afit week potatoes were Tuesday. selling' at around $5.00 per barrel but Miss Barbara Todd returned to 24 W. Front St., Red Bank before the week ended the price had her home after spending several days dropped to from $3.50 to $4.25. It is at the guest of Miss Barbara Derr itimated that the crop in this sec- at her summer horns at Douglass, tion this year will amount to $3,000,- Now York. 000. Jean Devlin celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday, and In celebration of the occasion her mother, Mrs. R. NetfYbrk City C. Devlin, invited fifteen of Jean's young friends to a party. Will Be Sued The annual picnic of the Sunday- school of Matawan Methodist church Standard equipment with ctiwaUt tparm New York City will be sued by 29 [ is being held at Asbury Park today. telwel am' carrier, instrument panel, coui New Jersey municipalities for dam- H. S. Terhune attended the inter- cascrnbly. front fender ,i and running board* -Low amazingly ages done to their respective beaches national track meet between Oxford- 0 cylinder engine, dual tehee]* and as a result of garbage dumped at sea Cambridge and Princeton-Cornell bumpers extra. from the city scows. Tho announce- teams in the Palmer stadium at M ment jvas made last week by Duane Princeton Saturday afternoon. . "3. Mfnard, assistant New Jersey at- aifrerent 1 ;ornfiy general, at a hearing before Mrs. William H. Tlchenor enter- Special Master Edward K. Campbell, | tained two tables of contract bridge who is to report to the United States ; Saturday evening. Mrs. Baler and supreme court concerning New York ! Walter Makin of Red Bank received

a two weeks for a motor trip to Call- Minard stated that the evidence f°rnla and ,arc exPcotcd t0 be ™W would be submitted to Special Mas- IIor a montt1' ter Campbell before the hearing was i Atho1 C- Reos flew from Newark hrplharic e,'ti*ippc••• 1 Find oat hmv tartly you ant corporation counsel, then asked I hia waX to Maine, where ho will join der, To-horscprrurcr engine ...yiyi-li •S'*"} can ^"y 'Wsldcrtrt aa for an adjournment to September 1, his wife, who is visiting Mr. and and dual rear wheels. *llliil§§i* V^ / our mon^y budget plan pleading tho present financial crises Mrs. Lewis H. Blood at their sum- In the city government. mer home at Burland. Robert Stillwcll and Rudolph Bun- PRIEST DROWNS. tenbach are councillors at the Y. M. C. A. camp at Ockanickon. Mr. Still- Bev. Francis Hourlgan of Short Hills well will remain for the month. Mr. Ix>st lite at Mnnnsciuos. Buntenbach is spending the middle Built (Quality two weeks of July at the camp. Rev. Francis J. Hourigan, pastor Mrs. John E. Bauer entertained of St. Rose of Lima church of Short tho Matawan-Freehold luncheon- Hills, was drowned Tuesday after- bridge club Tuesday morning. Mrs, noon of lust week at an unprotected John 15. Laird, Mrs. Charles C. for part of Manasquan beach after he ] Schoclt nnd Mrs. William H. Sutphln had been caug-ht in a sea puss. The '| hold"hlgh'scorcn. Walter priest, considered a good swimmer, ] substituted wan swimmin:g about 100 yyard; s off | MisM(nos Virginivir'irinia. Raymond of Avon nhoro when he was drowned. Life nnd Miss Margaret Pcako of Mc- guards were called from the nearest rLconomical Service station about one half mile away. tuchen were guests of Mrs. Alfred An unidentified bnthor pulled the Thatcher several days last week. pric3t from tho tmrf before tho Miss Charlotte Sejrglo of Metuchen is spending several days with her Tj Heavy Huly double-roller bearings located well untler load iy^ 'Easy steering. 17 to 1 gear reduction. Automatic adJtftN guards arrived but left soon nfter. aunt, Mrs. Thatcher. Tho first aid squad and Dr. J. B. W. ( ctxkttr of rear wheels. went of bearings. Lansing worked in vain for over nn Samuel Bell of tho Bell Beef com- hour before the clergyman was. pro- pany has purchased a new Dodge se- 2 Semi-elliptic rear (springs dislrlbuto load Etreases along 10* Clutcn tlirowoat bearing lubricator cup extends through nounced dead. The priest was vislt- dan from Frank VanSycklo of Perth widely supported point a on frame, Frame eupportcd 25^i floorboard1. inp: with friends at the shore for the Amboy. Tho Bell family are spend- inches behind (rale. ing tho summer in their bungalow % J J Full automatic epmk ndvanco throii/jh r&coum controlled d. Provides clutcli»trans- ^ En"ectivo fan anil Isrgo rmlhztm, two imgwller pumps ator you Jiavo ever teen. O Tlifi trim, all-porcelain gives the bill and chapter number of priso birthday party Tuesday even- miesion oervicv ivitliout disturbing tear nslo, acsjajrc adequate cooling tor truck ©errlcc. cabinet sets n new style in do luxo refrigerator each measure enacted, togethor with ing by a number of his friends. The tlie name of the introducer, ami n group gathered nt (ho homo of Ml««" *7 Fonr-spcermni>rrR Ttedlo ho arrest ot "Irish" Shipanl, Alexan- vier playepledd and donclndl g wan en- Program, VVJIH, 7:S0 to «:3O, Friday Evening. der Zubofkl, Tony Ocorgeoewlch, nil joyed. of Matawan, and" Martin Blallzkj of j^ Miss Charlotto Bandfnrd of Main •WfifgbrJto ., '' ptroet £«£ ftft gHcst S( MM XW» RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1933. Benjamin C. Wyckoft* of Tlnton •f Bed Bank -were occupying their many years he had been away from Uncle Josle Morris ot Bslford, died tail ilce route at Red Bank in con- high between her property and that Jiuli Conduit ii, «. fioii !n ps. K^H s t jummer cottage at Bprlng I^nkc. home more than two days at a time. of general debility. She was 89 yeara ' action with the plant. arty at her home. Experiments were being made in resident of Atlantic Highlands, died lodern drug store in Monmouth hla lo.fa at Slfl.OOO. trolley car wht-rz the car way pann- y ister of the Third Week in William Carison, deputy collector .ho Rumeon Keck district In killing suddenly while In a hammock. ounty. Mijs Paulines C. Reynolds, daugh- ing over Cooper's bridge and he fell The unmml fair for tho benefit of July Twenty, Thirty aad of Internal revenue for this dlotrlct, mosijulto larvae. Over 3,000 pools Walter E. Parsons of Red Bank The eighth annual ball of tho Bum- I tor o£ Mr.;. Samuel Tilton of Keans- into tho river. St. Jiimea church was opened with i, Forty Years Ago. •eslgned his office. wero cleared in the marsh district, was engaged as soloist at tho Shrews- on fire company was held In Bed burg, and Robert Ormeston of Jack- Lon Hascall, Gcorgo Warren and ten-net vaudeville performance. over BOO barrels of oil being used. bury Presbytorlan church. "en's hall. The committee in charge sonville, Ji'lorida, wero married in St. Frank North wero elected members Frank Howard of Keanaburg WM Forty Yeara Ago. Thirty Years Ago. Daniel Wood, William Waters and A poBtofilco was again established onslstod of Richard J. Rogers, John Mary'H Kpi.'ropal church at, Keyport. of the Fair Haven flro company, appointed a .special policeman by th| The public produce market on Henry VanMater of Bed BanK and ,t tho Phalanx, with George Parker Naughton, William Murphy, Jr., Klwootl Murphy uf Tort Monmouth bringing the actUo membership l'"t Middl'eiowii township committee. A number of Mlddletown and up to 100. Wharf avenue waa exceptionally bUBy ilolmdel farmers took tholr families George Thompson of Llncroft had a Bartlo as postmaster. ohn Grogan and Harry Johnson. composed a. popular ballad entitled Silverware valued at $460 w&$ on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- .o Keansburg on a clamming party. day's outing fishing In Barnegat bay. Daniel Ely was elected councillor A very large crowd attended the "If Tomorrow Would Erin); You Back Ralph Mulford, son of Recorder stolen from tho.-residence of Ism® days. Almost every farmer In this Those In tho party wore George C. They caught 75 weakilsh. of tho Junior American Mechanics le of antiques at the home of Mrs. Again." The :-;onp: was purchased by Frank Mulford of Fair Haven, estab- B, Iloaford (it Chapel Hill. flection of Monmouth county brought Luystor and family, William Stll- Andrew Freedman's yacht waa de- ;Odgo at Holmdol. .lary Louise Hendrlcknon at Mlddle- [a New York rnu:-lc publisher. lished the world autdmobilo speed Jacob H. Hoffman wan elected life* produce to Bed Bank lot wholeualo wcll, Mrw. William Lufburrow, Leroy feated by Thomas F. Burns'a boat St. James church at Red Bank was owh. Jacob C. Shutts was the auc- The annual fair of the Ladles' Aid record on a dirt track for 200 mllan. Ident of tho Patriotic Sons of Aras?> distribution. Early Rose potatoeij itlfburrow and Howard and Edward In the principal event of tho season being draped In black In memory ot loneer and he Bald it was tho most society ot the Fair Haven Methodist The license application of Fred lea lode's at Highland.!), wore bringing $3 por barrel, green Ouborn of Mlddlotown, tho Butler and Freedman's boat and $400 In .he deceased Pope. trenuous eale he had ever held. church netted over $i'00. Mrs. Clar- Bruno was refused by Judjje John Mr. nmi Mm. JoHf-nh MIHwurA «t corn $1X0 por hundred, asparagus 'amlly of Holmdfil, Ahram Morris of cash wore tho stakes. Howard Holsor of Marlboro was In Over 12,000 souvenir postal cards ence C. Srnock, president of the so- E. Foster on tho ground that he had Red Bank celebrated their GSth weft- $1.76 per dozen, cucumbora $1.K> por Keansburg and Mr. and Mrs. James Humphrey Hayward bought the a Berlous coldltlon, duo to carbuncles 'ere mailed from tho Keansburg ciety, was in general charge. been sel'ing liquor to minors. ding anniversary. hundred, equaoh 16 centa per crate, B. Smock and son William of Red Bobort Allen property on Wharf ave- on his hands. dstofflcc in one day. This wao a Elin.3 Ewin^, elovnn-ycar-old tion Charles X. Crawford sold ninety string beans $1 per bushel and bceto, Bank. nuo for $7,500. Mr. Allen had con- Harry Woodward reopened his ecord for postal cards. Between of Edon K\v!n# of West Red Bank, acres of his farm In Holmdol town- It pnyr> to advcrtlao In Tho onions and carrots 35 centa per dozen ducted law offices in tho building blacksmith and wheelwright ohop on 3,000 and 30,000 pieces of mail mat- fell from the top of an apple tree to ship to William McFarland, a wealthy bunches. I. B, Blake, a soap manufacturer of Port Monmouth, waa building a for many years. White Btreet. or wero handled that day. tho ground, a distance of forty feet. New York florist for .$18,000. A Juvonilo blcyclo club was formed large addition to hla plant at that A euchro party was held at tho Thomas P. Brown advertised to sell A farewell party was given at the Ho wan badly cut and bruised. William A. Gchlhaus ot Keansburg to be known afl Bod Bank'ii Little place Mr. Blalto was working In Hlllsldo cottage on West Front first-class quality sod at ono cent a iome of Mrs. Betsy Jenkinson at John L. Bennett of Fair Haven donated $200 to be used in buying FIRST CHURCH OF Wheoimen. Harry Dogenrlng wan conjunction with the United States street. The prize winners woro Mrs. square foot. hillside, near Naveslnk, for Mr. and .bought tho building on the north prizes for a regatta to be held by the CHRIST, SCIENTIST I uldc of Main street in which he waa Keansburg Yacht club. president, Harry Burrowes vlco pres- Kovernmont In experimenting with J. T. Leggett, Mrs. Israel Hart and Francis E. Williams was reorgan- Mrs. John S. Flitcroft, Jr., of Atlan- 203 Broad St., Red Bank, H. 9. ident, Burt Harrison treasurer and some by-product of tho soap Indua- Alonzo Scdloek. ,2lng tho Eatontown Lawn TennlB ic Highlands, who were planning to conducting a grocery :;tore from Miss Mrs, C. yJ. Lcn*k converted the Elizabeth Chadwlck. Fred Austin captain. Other membora ry. Howard Matthews took a position club. ove to Houston, Texas. Blckerton houso at Little Silver in- A Services Sunday 11 A. M. Evening. of tho club woro Eugeno Foster, OB- Ernest Nolnon, Wilfred HayncB nnd with Adams Express company, filling Mr. and Mrs. John H. VanVlIet ro- , Earl Marks, son of Ambrose Marks lo a tearoom similar to those being K 8:00 o'clock. born Plntard, Leon Browflr, William tho placo vacated by Louis J. Tetley, Twenty Years Ago. urned from their wedding trip and of Ilumsori, had been laid up eight [operated in England. K Sunday-School—11:00 A. M. JCHSO Porrinc, three Eatontown weeks with a bad cut on the im;t.ep Green, Oakley Cooper, Guy Green .•oung men, myuterlounly disappeared who went to work for Frank C. Miss Edith Thompon, daughter oj .hey wero making their home tem- Orsola Siclliona, five, was struck by & Wednesday Evening TGitlmooial and Oliver Sutphln. from the village and wero not heard torck. lorarlly with tho bride's parents, caused by a cutting knife in Ei.iner'a a trolley car on Shrewsbury avenue A MootlnB"—8:00 P. M. I Joseph W. Thompson of Llncroft, factory at Rod Bank. Ja Reading Room—Open 1:30 to 4lS0 | Thero waa much objection to Sun- from until a week later, when they Dennis Valentine, a well known returned from a New York hospital, Ur. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hubbard of as she jumped off a wagon and was day bathing at Atlantic Highlands woro located' at Norfolk,. Virginia, Tlnton Fallo farmer, dropped dead. whoro she had been a surgical pa- East Front street. Frank Sherwood, Oeorge M. instantly killed. YA dalir oxcopt Sundays and belt, j and also to billiard playing on that whero they had eecurod ^employment. It was thought that exertion of work- tient. William Bowles, also of Lln- Trouble between the families of Quackenbush and G. Edward Borden A spite fence was put up by Eric y\ Tho Dublin ta cordially Invited to I day In one of tho hotels. The an- Mrs. Alonzo DuBois and Brazilla wero circulating petitions for the job 8. Glsleson, who objected to odora VA attend tho carvlceo end aeg tha Percy Davis of Rivpi^ide avonuo ng In a hay field caused his death. croft, who was employed by Thom- Keadlnc Room. noyance waa dono away with by re- entertained a number 6? friends on Martin Corbslt of Bridge avenue, as Henry Grant, returned from tho 3ant at Oceanport led to Mrs. DuBois as postmaster at Little Silver to suc- from the barn of Joseph Mlllward, queoting people to bathe boforo noon launch party. His guents were died very suddenly following a heart Ann May hospital at Spring Lake, tutting up a Bplto fence twelve feet [cecd John T. Lovett. his neighbor. on that day so that tho afternoon Blchard Applogato, Harry Smock, attaclc Ho was 65 years old and for where ho was operated on for appen- could bo kept quiet. Edward Wleo, Daniel Wymbo, Oliver many years lived at New Monmouth, dicitis. The Hed Bank board of commis- Sutphln, Harry Hawkln3 and Clinton Mrs. Fred Davifion of Jersey City, Mrs. William Barry of Navesink sioners wero having trouble collect- Elliott. a guest at tho Hillside cottago at gave a lawn party in honor of Miss ing water ronto and a resolution was Miss Margolla Mackoy, daughter of Hed Bank, was drowned while bath- Helen Harty of Jersey City. Those passed to tho effect that all water -corgo Mackey of Atlantic High- ng in the river at Patterson's cove. present wore Anna Snyder, Helen would be turned off on tho first day lands, was married to James Laird Miss Bertha Reed, daughter of Mrs. Ireland, Helen Quackenbush, Mildred of August on tho premises whoro DeVon of Wilmington, Delaware. Peter Aumacit, was badly scalded Devosty, Delia Abbott, Ruth Koffor, water ronta wero in arrears. Rev. Dowitt C. Cobb of Atlantic whon she slipped and fell whilo Daniel Quackenbush, Otto Johnson, Daniel H. Cook and Clarence Wall- Highlands performed the ceremony. carrying a kettle of hot water. Nell Johnaon, Sevllo Coddlngton, Ing, both of Tlnton Falls, who had Tom Drum, who broke into ex- Mrs. Eldrldgo Gorry BobertB en- Daniel Johnson, and Albert Kollam. recently bought tho distillery at Shoriff'B Davlo'a houso on Bivoruldc tertained a few" friends at & pink The 25th annual pienio of tho Ein- Nutawamp, wore installing new ma- avenuo, was convicted and sentenced luncheon. The table decorations tracht Singing (society of Bed Bank chinery. Ono of tho prosoea waa cap- to nineteen years In stato prison. He woro plnlc phlox and smllax. was hold in Georgo A. Stoelo's grove ablo of squeezing out ninety barrels wae also Hontonced to servo sixteen Erlo Glsleson of Catherine street on tho Tlnton Falls road, near of elder In ten hours. years of an old sentence. was appointed official dog catcher at Eatontown. The committee of ar- Tho roof of the Hotel Shrewsbury Tho property of tho Mason Detach- Bed Bank. He was to get $1 for each rangements consisted of August at Soabrlght was blown In and BOV- ablo Tooth company, -which had re- dog killed by him. Klolnschmldt, Joseph Eocholbach, ortil chimneys domollshed by a heavy contly gono Into tho hanus of a re- Ellaa" Lewis was eloctod noble Charles Schneider, John Bamboch, squall which hit this vicinity. Tho ceiver, was sold by Henry M. Nevlus grand and Daniel C. Wood vice Otto Mohr and Budolph Gieb. steamboat Albertlna waa near Ooe- to Enoch L. Cowart. Jacob C. Shtltts grand of Naveslnk lodge of Odd Fel- Tho nineteenth annual meeting of anlo during the squall and her rud- was the auctioneer. lows of Red Bank. the Bumsori Improvement company der chain wao broken. Bay Hendrlcka, a Fair Haven car- L. E. Brown of Prospect avenuo was held * at Bed Bank -and officers Tho John Hawkins houso at tho penter working on the new Craw- lost $85 at the Pawnee-Bills circue. wero electca, they being Edward D. corner' of Mechanic and Washington ford hoiiBO on tho Bumson road, wa3 Mr. Brown felt sure that his pocket Adams president, William N. Bar- streets waa to he sold by tho admin- thrown to tho ground and badly in- had been picked. bour vice president, F. W.' Kletter 4,50-21 $«f.l0 istratrix ol tho estate of John Haw- jured by tho collapso of a scaffold Nelson Roe, who conducted a pool secretary and treasurer and Mr. kino. Tho lato Mr. Hawkins wan ono on which ho was working. and blllard parlor on Front street Adams, Mr. Barbour and Henry E, of tho boat known blacksmiths in William H. Hoffman, hotter known Monmouth county. many years, moved his business to Mcekor directors. as Major Hoffman, died following a Asbury Park. The mall carriers at tho Red Bank Tha Atlantlo Highlands Journal, ten weeks' illness. Ho was a native Oliver Brown of South otreet had poBtofilco were entertained by Harry TsWch waa started the previous year, of Fair Haven and for many years a narrow escape irom serious injury Lafotra at his homo on South street. •was eold to Fitter & Putnam of New conducted tho restaurant on tho when ho "was knocked down by a Special talks were given by Post- Yoili and A. F. Flummerfclt of At- Bed Bank steamboats. runaway horse. master Frank Plttenger, Assistan 4.75-20..... $19.80 lantic* Highlands. Tho paper was to CharleB Scott, proprietor of tho Hi\rry Allen, who had boon em- Postmaster John J. Many and John bo conducted as a Democratic 'pub' hotel at Naveslnlc,. wag building ployed as foreman at Borden's green- Kearney, who was a delegate to th llcatlpn. largo dance pavilion In the rear of houses at Oceanic, moved to Morris recent state convention. Captain Jack White and Augustus tha hotel. Mr. and Mrs. William Wy- Plains. The n&wTce plant at Red Bank Haviland woro doing a nice business man of Naveslnk wero to furnish Wyncoop & Braley was awarded was opened with a capacity of fifty ITH COTTON and rubber advancing, wltb renting rowboata to crabbing par- danco mu3lc. tho contract to build a new brldgo tons por day. The manufacture ties. Crabs woro very plentiful and John B. Conovcr of Llncroft wont near tho Longstreet placo at Holm- ico was a now Industry In this sec- Weverybody hustling to stock up with new it waa not unusual for a crabbing to Patchogue, Long Island, to visit del. tion and tho place wao thronged with tiros before liifjier raw materials force tiro prices party to return with, two bushels. relatives. It was tho first tlmo in Mrs. Caroilno M. Morris, wifs of visitors. Jesso N. Boers started a re- -The Red Bank commissioners con- up, it stands to reason you save money by get- templated lighting tho town by elec- ting si full sot of Goodyears NOW . . . This new trlcltyA Tho latest typo of arc light was being; considered and it was tho Pathfinder has FULL CENTER TRACTION fot oonsonsua of tho commissioners that complete non-skid safety. It has 20% thicker \ the lights should burn oil night. tread for bigger mileage. And a still stouter body A quantity of silverware and jew- .elry woro stolen from tho rosldence of extra-clastic, heat-resisting, blowout-pre- Siscs tn Prcpoil!:C3 of George B. Sandt whilo Mrs. Sandt Other SJ3os In vctitingSupertrvistCord... The famous Goodyear was In tho Catsklll mountains and All Full All Full Qvcrsho Mr. Sandt was at his hotel at Sea- All-Weather—the world's best seller—Is also bright. stepped up in safety, mileage and good looks. During tho remainder of the sum. mor every purchaser of a ticket on Think of buying the very best quality tire for no tho steamboat Albortlna to Now York more money than an ^off-brand, "nobody's and return was ontltlod to a freo picket to Proctor's theater at Now tire" might cost!' Torlt. } A pony, carriage and harness was being disposed of at St. James fair and tho rig was on exhibition dally at tho corner of Broad and Front stroots, whero chances -wore being sold. The Red Bank Cyclers woro plan- ning an illuminated bicycle parade to be held sometime during tho sum- Soil and stains are perceptible even MMM mer. George Goff was treasurer of tho committee In chargo of tho par- in dark-hued fabrics. But with light, ado. colored Summer flannels and Palm Tho livery stables at Soabrlght Beaches as a background every atom rented over 100 rlgo tho past Sun- day. By two o'clock in the afternoon of dirt stands out like the star's name not a horso and wagon could bo hired at any of tho stables. on a theater program. Constablo 'Franklin Plerco Stryker began tho eroctlon of a houao for hlB Summer smartness is so easy, too. A own occupancy on a lot which ho had phone call to us when your garments recontly purchased on Spring street, Charles Murphy had tho contract.' become soiled will bring our truck Frank McMahon of Seabrlght was with haste. Then comes the famous selling a largo quantity of roses and ho established a reputation of hav- PALCO-Cleaning or expert launder- ing tho largest flower business in Monmouth county. ing, as the article may require, re- Georgo W. Brown of Koyport, eon storing dingy fabrics to luster and of the lato Thomas S. K. Brown, elegance. A prompt return to your pasood an examination admitting him to a freo scholarship at Rutgers col- hands and—there you are! Prac- lego. tically a new suit at negligible cost. Tha monthly road b|ll of James Norman, who worked on the roada of Red Bank, wng 533.25 and tho hit was ordorcd paid without objection What Is FALCO? Every car owner who la run Robort James Wost died at Navo- nlng nround on thin, worn slnk, whero ho had been employed • It's a process of dry clcanlnp, sup- out, sktddy tires, Intenda for fifteen years at tho homo planting: tlio old mothodn with their replace them with nafe new Coroner Amzl M. Ponton. oily deposits, and doubly efflcacloua ones. The time to do thru Patrick Hackett was occupying his In rejuvenating faded, shabby fabrics. now houso on Locust avenue, whlcl: is NOW. He sure to get ho built on a lot puroliaaod from Mrs, * Goodyear quality Abblo Ferris for ?2S0. tubca, too. Dr. William B. Beach of Eatontown Phone Red Bank 2600 announced ho would havo an ofilco at tho Monmoulh Park hotel during or Toil-Free Phone WX 450t> tho horso racing season. Mrs. Margaret R. ffigbort, mother of IClloha ICgbert of Shrewsbury ave nuo, died at tho homo of her son, She wan (55 yoarn old. A camp meeting wna being con- ducted In Family's grovo at Oceanic Moot of tho prettchora in thla dlo trlct -worn taking part. Chrltralo Boglo, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jmnoo K. Boglo, wnu glvim a party in colebratlon of her birthday. MIBII Annie McGacken and Henry LOWIB, both of Rod Bank, wore mar- ried at Long Branch by Rov. A. IV Herman. John W. Herbert, who had beon aa- LITTLE FALLS oaasior of Marlboro townflhlp many years, Tenlsnod his oflloo duo to p'oor health. A LOOAI, ORGANIZATION. JOHN H. BUltNH, Mr. and MM. Daniel Ronklti of B"alr Haven woro on atwowoolta' trip to Niagara Fnlln and Montreal, Can- 151-153 WEST FRONT ST., RED BANK, N. J. ada. 176 West Front Street SERVING 50,000 FAMIMS |fo|Bank,N.J. Phono K«l Unnk I.OTII. OI'EN J'.VENJNGB. Fostmaaior John n. CoHovor o! Llncroft picked 3,810 pinto of rann- Liberal Trade-in Allowances on Goodlyear All-Weather. borrlon for which h« received $200.10. O. BJ. Davta, whilo driving at Jjtjng FALCO Rug Shampoeiing Laundering FALCO Dry Gleaning Branch, wan thrown out of hlft wagon PREST-O-L1TE BATTERIES SALES & SERVICE nnd a rut wan.mndfS In hlfl foiohcmd. George O. .Watcrmnn nntl family tags Six JtEDBANK REGISTERiJjfcyiSjim

1 sea off Shark liiver. The party in- band struck a Band pilo on highway for delinquency in the 3930 Income j ORD1NANCE. ORDINANCE. , ._- of *&S i cluded Bart Palmer, Charles Cooper, No. 4 near Freehpld. She was t.-ix. A lien of $2,IH.4O has been; AN By virtue ot, & writ ot fi, {a. to m® di- AN ORDINANCE LICENSING THE of ihe CuFmnty, Barney G.irbo, Joseph Palmer. How- thrown through the windshield. iUed against William Mears of Rum i retell, Issued out of tha Court of Chan- BUSINESS OF IIAWKEU3. PEDDLERS. BKjIT ORDAINED by tha Mayo n evey ol the Slate of Hew J«re«. will be TRANSIENT HEJItGHANTS. ITINER- liny 16. lp&&. ard Colling and Hairy nue. Thc lat- son. ANT VENDORS OF MERCHANDISE " "t J.I10 Jiorouiih of Itumson i:x|K)&cd to oule at public Vcniiuo on who tcs fa hafeSjjr given to all jj^soaa ter caught the largest number of Victim of Heart Attack. MONDAY, THE 7th BAV OF AUGUST, AND TRANSIENT DEUVEIUE3 .IN may have ciEime egftinot THB for Forgery. THE BOROUGH OF HUM SON. flsh. Mrs. Rachel Gradberfj of Asbury 1 ow 1 u Br BHOAU STKKET NATIONAL BANK OF Park died of a heart attack last James F. Ayers of Littlt e Silver was ' i.cSy "«i.V.lId? °" '' " °" " between the hours of 12 o'clock and E> ^ BB JT ORDAINED hy the Mayor and BED BANK, New Jew;?, that tha ssm® Council ol tho JJorough ot UuniBcm) 1 Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- Building Ordered Razed. Tuesday ns she entered her home af- sentenced from live to nine years' ; l. "An ordlnunce rclmlne to II o'doeU tilt 2 o'clock Daylight Savlnff nmat b& preeeiittid to Kevfton 11. Ailing * imprisonment for forgery. Thc sen- i '"'SIO"An ^XL,"' .""'.,i,,,. •» Time) In tho afternoon ot Mild day, ut th .Settion 1. In the construction of thia ithlti thn erty, Building Operations, At a meeting of the Long Branch jter being*"rcl'eased"'frorri"'Ule'"£o"ng mojitha tVom this dat* or Cuut-t In the Uorough of Freehold, ordinance, tho term "person" sft&H be con- they may ba Truax in the .special session of the Aptil ly, lyin. isfy a decree of efild t;ourt amounting to nordhlp. corporation or usEoclHtion. The 0. AWALT. A 1 1 101 1 1 Atl ord! term "Hcenisje" ahull ini,-Judti but one#trucH, Actlns ComptrolUi • wages and Deaths. avenue, owned by the Traffic Build- the past two weeks, • common pleas court last week. ,,,?'«' "t ir""" . ™ H" "" , ?- * : appvoxlinntcly Sl.DSU.QO, o( tbe Curreaey. ing and Loan association of West 1 approved Harjuon Checseman of Asbury i nnncJuly ee. i elating to licenses, ORDINANCE. ordered razed beeaufle Lightning Fires Hennery. : 'An ordl- AN ORPfMANCK OF TJ1K BOROUUH OF Park fell from the top of a cell in the Orange, | Lightning struck and set fire to a ', Harold Taylor, Jr., fieven-montlis- nnnie 'rcln'tliit licenses np(>iovetf* UUMHON, JN TUB COUNTY OF MON- MOUTK, TO PREVENT V1CK, UU city jail laet week where he was be- | it is a menace to safety and lire haz-i large chicken house on Benjamin old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tay- i Aut:u»t 21. l'jl ing held. for intoxication. He hadlart*. lor of Marlboro, died suddenly lnst ! •'.• "An ordinance to ttite bathing BK(tINNIN(i «t anoint inthe ioulh nfde individual who on foot may be engaged MOHAIJTY AND DlBORDEnLY CON- ! Brown's farm west of Freehold Sun- it to prevent indecent onduct," in the business covered hereby. Tho term UUCTi TO1 PltOTECT PKRSONS ANC climbed'to the top of the cell after jBiiil,linK Company Sued. week. Dr. Harvey W. Hnrtmnn, of Oakland Street and at tha northwest PROPERTY ; AND TO PHOMOTB AND day , of last week. Mr. Brown was jnt.veti September 5. 1007. corner of the Peckevv lot, thenctencee (I()) so southu - "hawker" Khali mean any person jrolu^ he had been placed in the room. Af- r from hou&c to IIOUBO or lilacs to placo in VltESmVE THE PUBIJC PEACE. The Belmont Holding company, Il n tne building at tho'trme but he county physician, was called in to de- G. "An ordinance to prevent vico end wardll y alonl e tho DeckeDk r linli e one hdhundred HEALTH, SAFETy; AND GOOD, OR- trcatrnent at Hazard hospital he waa owner of the Belmont building at tcimine the cause of deuth. immorality »nrt to prcacrvo tho public mi foi-ty-thrco feef t to landld a of WillWilliai m the Bormigh of Hum con hnwldnp nooda or was not injured. More than 500 hens pence nnd to prevent nuiaartcea," approved i ftth merchandise of any kind for ealo or dis- DER, returned to the jail. Freehold, has hcen sued for $10,000 Kreyo; then no (2) westwardly along the were destroyed. | A god July 16. 1908. landsi of Hnid Freye and Patterson foi'ty- tribution in nny manner whatsoever wheth- DAINED by the Mny The marriage of Mrs. Alice Hitter, by Pauline Meisinger for injuries she j *""""' -"""'* ' 7, "An ordinance to restriilu mul turn- ilvts ftet six Inrhea to tho tsouthnresA vied and im- Wednestlay afternoon at the home of one hundred find forty-thveo feet to the Eon going from houna to house or from of Mrs. Charles Hopla of Keyport, vation when the building -was being two out of the 4-H dairy club ani- ^i^^ of- Bouth nldo of Oakland street; thenco (4) plnce to place in the BoroiiKh of KumEon took place a week ago Sunday , at mals of the state that produced more her daughter, Mm. C. A. Applegate fc, upon iu pubiicatfot ciuitwiudly alontr the eouth p(rfe of Oak- Hcllinff or Rttomptlnff to BOH merchandise constructed. nnd imaBttye no Keyport. They went tc "" " "" th;in sixty pounds of butter fat in of EnplUihtown. Mrs. Ackerman had to n« to law. land Street, 40 fcct to the plnca ot be-of any kind or nature or ftolicitlng of any gJniilng. kind or nature whntRoavo. Recr Destroy Crops. Mny. One of the cows produced been ill for ciyht months. Public Notice. ' ' ' ' " whether on on their wedding trip. foot or accompanie. .d b__y a.- truck, motor Section 2. No itBi'tion nhull,. within the Raymond Richards, a t.vuck farm- 1,727 pounds of milk and the other The above ontlniinro wan introdurctl Selied nn tho property of Thcora Lynch, John Hiller, who has been mana- Attended Graduation. and pasced its fii-ut reading at a regular ot vir. et nie., taken in execution nt tho vehicle, wason or other vehicle. Tho term limits of Raid UorouKh, d la robe in any au- ger of the American hot^-1 at Free- er at Ardena, is having more than JIiGG pounds. niRctiiifr of the Mayor nnd Council of the aiilt of the Flrnt NotlonAl Hank of South "transient merchant" nihall mean any per-tomobile, truck or vehicle whllo the same Mr. and Mrs. Kd^ur Ynrrlngton of son doing business In the Borough who hold, Is now connected with the the farmers' .share of troubles thin Jlonmyli of Itumson held thia J8th day of Klver, N. J., and E. Thuraton BlaledclJ, in upon any parking place, at re at, rood, Unttlo Anniversary. FJOfliold recently attended the grad- July, 1033, and will como up for final executors, etc., and to be sold by has do efltabllahed plnco of hiifiincaa in a avenue, park or other public place. Golden Grill beer garden at I-iilte- year. In addition to insect pests and utore, houae oi- other bulltlinK, either The 15Mh anniversary of the Brit- uation exercises of the Trenton State conHideration and paKBHKo at n rccului' HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Section a. No jierson ahull, within the wood in association with Edward B. ther troubles, Mr. Iliehards reports itcd or. owned, and who opemtea either limltn of iho ituid Horouuh, bathe, swim tle of Monmouth was quietly cele- Teacher's col ley o. Their daughter meeting of wuld (lovcrninpt Body to ho Bated Juno 2Htb, 1033. Wester. that his entire early tomato and mel- held on ThiHBtliiy cvcninK. July 27th* upon foot or with a truck, motor vehicle, or ba found in it utatae of nuditdiyt i] n ththe on crops have been destroyed by brated at Freehold }aat Wednesday. Nellie received tho degree of Bache- ]9a:i. at 8:110 o'clock (Daylight KnviiiK Gcorke L. Burton, Bol-'r, - wason or other vehicle, and sells, oflera waters of ; ny pond, utream or lake, or in Mrs. Emma Hoffman, aged 68, died lor of Science and Music. TimeK nt the IIOIOUKII Council Chnmbcra, (4-* I.) S17.64 for sale, exhibltn any goods, wnios m- timt- wntcm (Utjneeni thereto- deer. The large Molly Pitcher finp was chandiao of any kind or olTera to furnish at her home at Freehold Monday of flown from the municipal binUiint: KumBon, N. J., fit which timo nnd place Koctlon 4. No parson ehflll, within tho She is survived by her nil (ict-Bons ilertirinfr to he heard thereon any sort of service whatsoever uuch an HmitH of the Hnld Uorough, HDII or offer to last week, Jail Officers on Outing. iind flaps were displayed lhivughout Thrown from Train. will he (jivcu full opportunity. SHERIFFS SALE. tailoring, clean em, laundry and the like or Hell nny Indecent or lewd picture hook, husband. ' Sheriff Height last Saturday week the town. ^.•; Jennie Pike of Asbury Park Dntcd July 13, 1W3. By virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to ma di-one who attempts to do nny other kind or thing, or exhibit or perform any inde- substituted other officers and took .slightly injured Jast Wednesday rected, iflHued out of the Court of Ohan- of businCBB in the Borough of Runuson cent, immoral or lewiMat^y or other rep- Kupper—ftteliey. VAN n, HALSKY. other than from an established place of reBentntlon. / "-^ the jail guards, warden and matrons Orr—Stewart. ! 1 Attest:— Mayor. cery of tho fitnta of New Jersey, wiJl bo The wedding of Miss Josephine nijzhi when shi stopped from a mov- exposed to ealo at public vendue, on business nn afoveaald. The term "Itiner- .Section 6. No p«rnon ghnril, within th« for a boat trip and dinner on Barne- Miss Margaret R Orr liaiich'.^r of | JKKK J. CAREW, Doroufch Clerk. ant vendora" ehall ba conntruod to moan Kupper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. soiith-bound passenger train at MONDAY, THE 7th DAY OF AUGUST, limits of the mild Ijoioush, Keep or )naln> gat bay. This waa in appreciation of lir. and Mrs. JoJ:n A. Orr $i En,c"-i?h- any person -who HCIIH, offers to sell or BO- tain EI dlHorderely Ifoime or flAhouee of ill- Samuel Kupper of Englishtown, and Anbury Park .station. She was ORDINANCE. 1033, the officers' helping make the Mon-town, was married ThvirtsviAy ;it the llfits ordors for Hftle of nny sfoods, wni-ea fnme, or allow or permit anylhoiiBe, *hoi»i Frederick Hickey, son of Mr. and thrown to the roadbed. AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE between the hours of 12:00 o'clock and and mcrchandlBe of any kind or dencrip- btore oip other hulldlntE or Btfuctiue owned mouth county jail model institu- Englishtown PrcsIn-;.•-;•'.:;:". church to IMPROVEMENT OF TWO CERTAIN 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Imylltrht lion in »uy manner either upon foot or Mrs. Philip Hickey of Freehold, took ElRhty-KI(;ht Yrars Old. Saving Time) in tho afternoon of said or occupied by him or her to bo used as tion. John \Y. Slfwar. of Nor'.v.ruv Row UNIMPROVED ROADS IN HOLMttEL from nny motor vehicle, truck, wagon or a diflOidoily huuue or hoiiwe of lll-fr.me. place a week ago Saturday at St. , Robert Buohe p-r farmed :he cere- Mr*. Mary Wilson of Long Branch TOWNKHiP I'URSUANT TO THE I*IW- [lay, nt thc Court House, tn the Borough other kind of vehicle or in any other mini- Section (1. No poison Bho.il, within tha Rose of Lima Catholic church at I Garment Workers Rrsump Worlr. VISIONS OF CHAPTER '^17. LAWS OK of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New nor whntaoever other than from an eatab- mony. t-rlobrated her SSth birthday last Jc;rney, to satisfy i\ decrco of Bald court limltn of tho nald Uorouith, permit any Freehold. The couple left for a wed-1 Part ot Freehold's 200 garment 1016 AS AMENDED AND "SUPPLE- Jifihed place of tnislneHB in n ntore, rebi- houao, nhop, otoio or other building or Tiiur^ihiy when her family gave a MENTKI). ONE OF SAID ROADS HE- amounting to approximately Sl.&ll.OD. denee or other building, either, rented or structuro owned or occupied by him or ding trip to New York. [workers went back to work Thurs- (iraduatcs fi* Niiix\ dinner party in her honor. Mrs. 1N(1 KNOWN AS ItAUHEL AVKNUG All tho following trncta or parcelo of owned, in tho Borouith of Rumaon, Tho her to he frequented or resorted. to by lay-off of thrro wreks Mir.r.ir KA: !::>:•. r^rlicben of Wilson still enjoys good health, AND EXTKNDINd PROM NORTHER- lnnd nnd memlHea hereinafter particularly term "transient deliveries" shall menn tho noisy, rlotoun or dlnordcily pornona, or by Gray-Schindler. 'd'ueto'n ?trikc of the Intornntion-.Tl LY SIDE OF STATE HIGHWAY XO. described, situate, lying ntjd boinu: in tho rlcllvery of troods to any ]>laco in tho tutCH, Bumblern or vaifrantu,?' o 35 IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION TO Dorouffh of Keel Bunk, In the County of llorouith of llumson in any manner other Announcement lias been made *iT^Hi^.<;' Garnient workers of New •,-es for Injuries, Monmouth, and Stnto of New Jersey. Section 7. No poriton shnll. i-Sthln tha the •wedding of Miss Minna Gray, y Js ;r n- RARITAN TOWNSHIP LINE, A DIS- than by a bona fide and recognised wholo- y, , Ih Frc,hm workers he Ut l")ai la^os of S«',500 were awarded to TANCE OF APPROXIMATELY EKiH- FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at a point nle dealer other than from an established daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gray { ' *_ - A l:m Cohen of As bury Park for in- TY ONI'MIUNDREDTHS OF A MILE, tho north llito of Ptncknoy Road ona luce of bimlueBB frpm a store, dwelling or .ni , v hundred nnd fifty feet cost from tho of Newark and Milton Schicdier. son <. ^ea-rer? o* :.:c ur.xn, JU ;ie^ 'ived when he fell through AND THE OTHER ROAD ISKINC. ther bulldlnK In tho Boroucrh, cither rent- of Mrs. Harry Schindler of Long ' New Cure for Bottles. !• . . : •• ":;,"~\:~"~~~~~,'v~ I KNOWN AS ARItOWSMITARROWSMI H MILL northeast corner of South Street and Plnck- ed or owned, without regard to tho manner iound • thereof nhnll unreanonably annoy ;'. tr:i ncy Road, said point boiiiir tho aouthenat in which aald (joodB were ordered., pur- Branch, The ceremony was per-; Fwrk E. Sw.^ d Freehold h.is j a trap door in an Atlantic & Pacific ROAD AND EXTENDING- FFROM THE iny pcruoii or portionn, or unreasonably storTOe at Asbuiy Park in 1931. | INTEKSECi'ION O__F SAID> LAUREL corner of tho Layton lot nnd the southwest cb] or obtained other than dolivorieB dlnturb the comfort, real or rendso of any formed at Newark last week The though: -jp a r.rw rfr.-.c-dv lor Jap:.;.- "C h. AVENUE WITH SAID ARROWSM1TH corner ol tho lot hereby conveyed, and by the United StatoB mall or any public - . orflonn, bclni: In lilo, her or couple are on a honeymoon in the • ese beot^. Ho r.i:xcs Epscm sal: 5 ArresUnl in Nmnhpn Otime. MILL KOAD IN A WESTERLY DIREC- marked by a marble pout; thonco (1) run-carrier or utility. \\tiK northerly on a lino parallel with tho their placo or plncca of abode. w.:h M-.i;cr r.r.d sr.iuys h:s flower? Henry O. Ijopez hi Asbury Park TION TO THE RAKITAN TOWNSHIP Section- 2. It shall not be lawful within Section H. No pemon shall, within tho Pocono mountains. LINK A DISTANCE OF APPROXI- a»t line of South Street Rnd ones hundred the limits of tho Borough of Rumaon for limits oT tho Raid Borough, malto or con- was the .seventh man to be arrested MATELY SIXTEEN ONE-HUN- nnd fifty feet dtntant therefrom, along tho any person to conduct the buatncim of a Ko Boom for Outsiders. 1 east end of tho Lnyton lot and th« VatUau tinue, or ctuiRc to bo rondo or conttnucdt y t"..- not hkc the t*i5;r under the new state law governing nnaoTHS OF A MILE, AND PROVID- hawker, peddler, transient merchant, itin- any uiucanonnblo IIOIBG which Bhail liub- The application of the Jlaritan the operation of thc number game. ING FOH THE COST THEREOF. lot nnd lots of William A. White to thoernnt vendor or mcrchandiRo and traiiBl- itantlally disturb tho comfort, lost or re- ; cf --.-•:.• r w~:^:o «-;:;:e intoxi- with Jino of thc Beyer tract, recently pur- ,1e)lv*>rieB, aa defined in Section 1 here- scbool board for their pupils to at- He was lined $50. WHEREAS, it ie proposed to improve chased by Clayton and Llnton, to n. point ,1elv*>rieB, aa defined in Section 1 POBO of any porijon or jierHonu, or anrioy tend the Matawan high school vras h from Hrart TrouhJe. I.iuiicl 'Avenue extending from the north- of, unle«l s such porBon Rhalhlll ahtalhl n 1111- any pomon or peniona. bdnK In hln, her marked hy n ntono jioHt; thrnco (2) cnat- conaa forl saiidd prlvllefrlJl o findd pny therefoh r refused last week by the Matawas On Agricultural Hoard. erly Hide of Stntc HiKhwoy No. S5 in a r their placo or places of tibodo. c r..lk<" Con\ention. northerly direction to the Rnrlttin Town- " ltiir the Clayton and Llnton linee,, the UrcnBQ fee hcrelntiftei' provided. Section 9. No portion shall, wlLhtn th« board, who stated that room is not sudceniy nf her.r; trouble ]?. = t Thurs i M;-i T:-;z Nenincer of Suiats S. Stniwoll of Freehold is Bhip line, a distance of nnnroximiitcly /oj-merly Hfioyer, iiftfifty feeft t t o n pointit; Section 3. The Hecneo JTCB for tho H- Imlta of tho nalil IloioiiKh, dlncnrcl.* de- how a member of the state board of thence (3) noutltcrly on a Hue ll„l cenalng of the buBlnoss of etiher a hawk- available for out-of-town pupils. The ; day rr-c-rr.ir.c st his :a:e br>r.-.t% H 'jti: S-.:\i:d^y week for the eifility one-humiretUlu of a mile nnd thir- with iho firflt course nnd fifty feet fliatant poslt, throw or ienvo any waste paper, Karitan board will make application hsd ljvc-s rJone for several yt^rs sr^ •agriculture. He was elected last ty feet wide, and alno thc ArrowHrnlth Mill er, or -peddler or transient merchant or tin cnnH, bottlen, garbuije, waste or refuse .Tfr.:.:r, :.: M-.'^v.vdkee, Wis- Rdiid extending from the intersection of therefrom to a point in the north line of itinerant vendor of merchandise or tran- of any kind .whatsoever upon nny parking to the Middletown township board: *'ss sf.^ndei by rir. Frar.k Xc.i^".: "= "•>.;-• v,=.>- cut they stopped January and was inducted into o/Ilco pnid Laurel Aven\io with ArrowBmith Mill PlncJcnny Road: thoncn (4() ) westerlerlyy Jaliff sient dcliveiloj) ffhall be S25,00 per yeal", place, Btrcot^ roitd, nvenue, park, or other for tho same purpose. izow. who frund the r.'sn. He j* ?ur last week. tho north line of VUu'kne y Roa" d" fifty" feot which Is Imposed for thc puvpoao ol icvc- " ar.i Chicago whore they Rond in a westerly direction to the Rmi- to the place of bejrini lns, public place or upon nny lot or other !vivc-d bv one V-rM.hcr cj Broe'klvn. tan Township line, ft dintance of approxi- premises, except In rec opt tides or contnln- •er.-.". c"-y? seeing the'World SECOND TRACT: BEGINNIN... G_ a_t. n„ i 4. Any Hrenne BO Innued shall ex- ora provided for guch purponc. i Prisoner Had Fractured Skua mately dixtcen one-hundred tha of a mile take set to mnrii tho northeast corner of Stricken in Jail. iiml thirty* feet wide, and ht pire December 31at of tho year durimr Section 10. No POIHOD shall, within tho Ixmi3 Waskco, 34, a wandering WILLIAM A. wnvrii, WHEREAS, tald Township has made 2. deny Itobertft'fl lot; thence (1) run-which It may have been iflauod nnd nhall llmitu of tho said UoiouKh, loiter or as- farm laborer, was arrested at Free- Herbert Dl\):s. *.;. of Msr.3- Sale OPTOMETRIST application to thc Stato Hlchway' Com- iine nloiiff the north end of Bald' Itoberts'a bo for such year or portion of the yeai' Bembly on any street, road, avenue, or squan, who v.\-i> fctii :o ;hf c"ur.:.v mo rhe office of the Register Dldg- Broad Street, misHion for Rtnto nid in tho iniprovemont ot fifty fcct to tho northwest corner rcKUrdleaa of tho time tha BHITIO may hnvo other public plnco, or in or nbout nny pub- hold last Saturday night week on a 1 irro thereof, which corner In marked by a stono been tanned and shall not ho trniiBforHblc jail last month 'rr failure "S." E'jpprrt Distributing: company. Phono 88. Red Baoli of pnid roads and paid State Hishway lic building* BchoolhouRO, community'house, charges of being drunk. Ho was tak- Ortico Hours: 9:00 to 6:30. Comrnisftion has conKanted and nfrreed to post; thenco (2) running northerly on a Section 5. Tho license feo to be paid ntoro or moving picture theatre, or upon en to the county jail and when he did his famiJy.' w«? irUi\ii;tn->\:'.h -a^pfis- Rheingold -be Vne paralle], with the onst Hup of South g Evcnincs b? Appointment. reimburse said Township to tho extent of trcet and two hundred nnd fifty feet dls- for the grunting of any i ch lie. shnll nny private property not Ills or her own j not regain full consciousness by Sun- dicitis Tuesday of 3a?t vt-t-ek sra ws* Keventy-fivu IXJI* cent ot the total cost of bo paynblo to tho Borough Clerk, who ia nnd thnt no pcreon nhall appear at any Xcptune Sunday night of Jast week, tiiltl liibielioiii. which Hno Is a direct ex- hereby designated to ijiBUo such Jltenne- day afternoon a doctor was called. taken to the Fiikin Men:cnal hc=- -broke open a safe and escaped with QUTNN, PARSONS fi DOBEBftJS, said itn prove men to, and tension of tho westerly lino of tho Roberts plnce, within tho limlta of the Baid Bor- y WHEREAS, Bald Townnhlp JUIB made np- Section R. Ucenaes herein provided {or otiiih in ftii Intoxicated condition j and pital, where he was operated en. jbetween STOO and S5OU in checks and COUNSELLORS AT JUAW Jot, to tho southerly line of tho CJayton may.be Jnaued without payment of feoa to Whltficld Building, Red Uao plication to the County of Monmouth for and Linton (formerly Beyer) tract to a. that no pciflon shall, on any Rtro&t, road, He found that Waakco had a frac- county nid in said Improvements nnd nnld n solicitor who for tha purpoeo of this or- avcntio or other i public place, within the Thrown Through Windshield. (cash. John J* Qufnn. Thoodoro O. Pareona, point; thence (3) easterly alonff the flflld dinance shall be a person selling goods by tured skull. Thomas 1\ Porcmnu County of Monmouth hnu agreed and con- Clayton and Linton tract Hne fifty feet to llmltn of tho nnld Borough, utter sny loud, Mrs. 23sfeelle Hawleti oi Farming-jTax Liens Filed, jitulcJ to rcitnburnc nuid 'Township to tho nornplo or takinK ordorB .for future deliv- offonnlvo or indecent lanauase or mako Mayor Weds Couple. a point in line with the easterly line of tho ery with or without accepting an advance dale was cut about the neck and chin A lien for $11,940.24 has been extent of approximately fifteen per cent said Roberts lot which point Is marked by olfenHlve remarks to or upo^ any peraoh, Mayor Edward T. Rooney of Eng- 1 ALSTON BEEKMAN, f the total coat of eaid improvements, payment for tho «oods when said goodo or pornons puRfllnff along, or hfilng npnn last week when the light truck in filed against Abram O. Johnson, for- n stoiio post: thence (4) runnlngr souther- ore shipped /rom outnitJo tho Stato of .New lishtown officiated at his first wed- COUNSELLOR AT LAW. nd ly on ft line parallel with thc second any fluch street, rond, avenue,, or other which she was liding with her hus- merly mayor of Alonmouth Beach, WHEREAS, In vjew of the agreements Jersey directly to the purchaser or to thopublic place, or obittruct or interfere with ding Sunday in his home when Miss Orucea. 10 Brood St, EKD iSANK. N. 1. course and in Hno with tho easterly lino ot Holicltor for delivery to tho purchaser, on the part of the State Highway Com- the finJd Roberts lot ninety-two feet, more any person or persono, lawfully being up- iTrances Marie Callahan and Ray- mlssioii and tho County of "Mcmmouth to nnd to non-profit maklnn: vendors who on any of the name. mond W. Bierworth, both of Ros- or leflH to tho place of bcKinnlnff, pell KOOCIH, tha procecd/t of which aro do- Section 11. No pernon shall, within tho contribute to the coat of naid improve- Intended to be the name property con- ello were married. The bride and mtntH, JIB hforcsnidt the Township will be voted exclusively to the purposed of n limits of tho tmid Hqroujch, go about from obliged to stand approximately ten perveyed l>y WilJiflni A. White to Sarah M. philanthropic, chnritftble or jelfpioun so- door to door or plhro himself or herself groom left for a short trip beforo re- cent of thc total cost of nniance shall exhibit mieh llccnno when rr- pnrtlclpate in nny practice, sport or exer- time, and Seized as the property of Margaret C. qutred to -do so by the Mayor, any mem-cise having o tendency to annoy, dlaturb teen, dollars between them and an WHERAS, tho estimated cost of anid Hurley ct nl.. taken In execution at the her of the Council or Police Department or frighten any pcreon or persons on nny unit of Red Bank Building nnd Loan An- and failure to produce such; license when street, road, avenue, park or other nubile automobile, extra tires and gasoline two improvements, as aforesaid. In the no elation, a corporation of the State of have safely reached the Chicago sum of Six Thousand {$6,000.00) Dollars. no required shall bo deemed to be operat- place, or having a tendency to nnnoy or I lost sill NOW THEREFORE, he It ordnihed by New Jersey, nnd to he sold hy ing' without any such license having been frighten horses or other animals on any World fair. William Partridge, Bel- 1 the Township Committee of the Township HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. jnmicd, and nny license inaued hereunder street, rood, avenue or other public place. don Donnelly and Charles Hauser of Holmdel: Hated Juno 26th, 1933. * may be revoked for cause, upon hearing:, Section 18, No person shall, within, the left a -week ago Friday. They are car 3- Thnt Ihe rond known a.i Laurel Ave- Howard S. HieginRon, Soi'r. hy tho Mayor and Council. limits of the said Borough,, wilfully and now on their way to California. nue In said Township, extending from the Section 8. Nothing in this ordinance maliciously ring or cause to bo rung any northerly side of Stato Highway No, 35 (7G I.) $31.92 ihnll require any honorably diHchiirtccd bell or alarm of any fire company and , soldier, sntlor or marine of tho mllitnry a northerly direction to thc Ktulttih SHERIFF'S SALE. thereby give or CAUKO to be fllven a falsa Hobbed Keyport Store. Township ]ine, n dletfince of njiproxiinnte- lor naval service of tho United States, nor alarm of flrc. By virtue of a writ of th fa. to mo di-1 nny exempt member of nny volunteer fire William Brown, colored, of Indi- _, ciRhty one-hundredths of n mile and 1 KoPtion 14. No person nhall, on ftny thirty feet wide, be improved nnd prnded rected, liisucd out of the Court of Chan- department, fire engine, hook and ladder ntrcet, road, n venue, park or other ana, was sentenced to 364 days in the cery of tho Stato ot New Jersey, will faGand hose, supply company or Bnlv/ifire ivith road Rravel. surface treated with tar 1 public place. within the limits of th« county jail for attempted robbery a and broken stone or alng-. expoacti to Bnlo at public vendue, on corpH of nny city, town, borough, town- nald BoroiiKh, ring nny bell or blow any week ago. Brown was caught after 2. Thatithe road known nn Arrownmith MONDAY, THE 7th DAY OF AUGUST, f ship or fire district of this State, who is horn, or u«e any cn!lope> or make any ho had entered the Prank Hauser Mill Road and extendin/r from the inter- 1033, ! a resident of thin State, from hawMnfc, public outcry nt or for any public Dale, p d dl n r r l V .. any .. auction, or vendue, or to advertleo any iiection of Fniil Lntn-ct Avenue with nntd between tbo b'oma of 12:00 o"clock and [ f l ' ' ,,i? " ,ii , 1 shoe store at Keyport, rifled the cash Arrowamith Mill Bond i» n westerly direc- d C r soliciting trade wlth- ROOJB, wfirea ot merchandlflo for Galet or register and fled to nearby meadows, B.-UO o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Dayllsht j (h n^n,?]h 'ha has procured n 11- to Jittiart nny attention to or gnl|b pnVflen- ,Ion to the Rsiritnn Township line, a dis- SnviiiB Time) In the afternoon of Bald I l.'L.fl'V? ™"5 .. 1 where the police found him. ance of jijipro^imately sixteen onc-hun- diiy, jit the Court Jioune, In tho Borough cenae for thnt purpoDQ from the Clerk of for nny cnb, tnxl-cnh, hack or omnU ilredthn of a mile and thirty feet wide, be o£ Freehold, County of Monmouth* Nc nny County la which Rticfi soldier, anllor mpreyed nnd jrrnded with load snivel, Jersey, to fmtinfy a. decree of Bnid' court or marine or exempt membcv may reside, Section Ifi. No person nhall, within th« No Sunday Beer at Mnnas(]uan. nirface treated with tar and broken utone amounting to npproxlmatcly 30,358.00, provided, however, thnt ho exhibit ouch limitfl of the said Borough, mallciounly de- The sale of Sunday beer was >r sJajr. llcenno when rciivilrcd to do no by tho roy. dnninco or injure '-ny tiroperty. All ihe following tracts or parcels of Slay or, nny member of tho Council or banned at Manasquan after a lengthy 3. That the sum of filx thounnni) lnnd and premises hereinafter particularly Section 1 ti. No person shall, tvlthin the ($6,000.00) DoDrtiH or no murh thereof an described, nituato, lying nnd being in the Police Department nnd nntinnefi auch nn to limits of the saltl IiorouKh, leave or threat* and heated public hearing last Tues- required bo nnd tho name is hereby ap- Itorough o£ Red Bank, in tho County of hia identity and the authenticity of his en to leave hln or her family to he main- day night. The meeting resolved it- propriated for the above improvements. Mojimouth, nnd State of New Jersey. llceiiBe. tained by the anld Borough, or to bficoma self into a debate between, tha clergy- -I. That the Township's share of the cost FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at a point Section 9. Any person violating- nny of chargeable thereto; nnd no person that Is of the wild improvements nhidl be raised tho provision!) of this ordinance «hall be a ptiupei' shall, -without lawful authority, men and several beer distributors in Iho westerly olde of Throckmorton Ave- by taxation tin provide*! by law. nue, distant forty feet northerly from the liable upon cpnvlction to a fine not cx- return to tho wnld Borough after having and the proposal for Sunday beer r>. This ordinance nhall Uke effect im. northwest corner of Throckmorton Ave- ccedinir S 50.00. boon legally removed therefrom. was unanimously rejected. mediately. nue nnd Mechanic Street; thence (1) Section 10. In cflsc, for tiny reason, any Section H. No Pol-son nhnll, within tho Nollcc. northerly, nJonjr the westerly side of section or provlfllon of thin ordlnnnco Hhn.ll Hmltn of tbo nald Borough, deal, play or The forCRoinn proponed ordinance wan bo Questioned In any court nnd shnll he in fnro, roulette or other same of Bradley Beach Man Bobbed. Throckmorton Avenue,' thirty feet to a held to be invalid, the aamo shall not nU chance, cither an banker, "tlayor, dealer or Elwood Barkalow of Bradley introduced and passed on first rending nt point; thenco (2) westerly, parallel with A rcculnr mcennfTfcof tKe townnhip Com- fcct any other section or proyMon of thin otherwise for the purpose .of gaming or Beach reported to the police Monday mltteo of the TowiiHhijj of HoIrmieJ, held gambling for money or other valuable of last week that $070 and a pocket- on Thursday, July I.'l. 19a:). at 1:30 P. M. {DjiyJijrJiL Saviiiff Time) nt the Township Section 18. No pernon BhaTl> wllhin tha book had been stolen from hia home. Hall, Holmdel, New Jersey. !ta of the Bnid Borough, and without Police did not give out any details Said propuBcd oiiJiiuince will, be tnfcen lawful authority, have concealed upon his but it is eaid they are looking for «p for Hccond rendinjt, final con»ideiation SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING In tho paaaago and pubHctitton. or her person any offensive or danjrerous and Jiunl ixiKsajr*.- nt a npcrhiJ meetinjr o( Public Notice, weapon. Gleason Ackins, who formerly noitthorly lino of land of Enaley E. Mor- Section 10. No person flhall, within tha •worked for Barkalow. tho TownRhip Committfe of the Township ris, tlintant ono hundred nineteen fcot three The above ordinnnco wus introduced of Holmilcl to be held nt the Township nmi onc-hnlf Inches from the westerly and pftBHCd itn flrBt rending at a . limits of tho Bo ion ph. havo upon his or Hall. Hnlmdrl. New Jpisey, on ThurHdny, nide o* Throckmorlon Avenue; thence (1) meeting of tho Mayor nntl Council of thfi hor person nny picklock, key, ciow, jack, Suit Against Bank. July 27, 10.13. Jit ];30 P, M. {DnyUftht southerly, pjirnllel with Throckmorton BorouRh of Humnon held this 13th day of bit or other implement with on intent to Stciner & Son, Asbury. Park manu- Savinjr Time* at which time a public hear- July, 1933, mid wifl come up for final break ami enter Into nny 'building, or have Avenue twenty-one feet nix Inchea; thoncc upon his or her nemon any pistol, hahg- facturers, have instituted a Birit in ing wiH 1)0 Ju-lii upon Bald ordinance nnd (2) westerly pmallcl with Mechanic Street, consldfiratlon nnd PUFRHKQ at a rcRular nil persona desiring to he hcanl upon Raid nine fcct nine find onc-hnlf inches; thence meetlnK of naid (lovemlnff Body to bo cr, cutJnnfl. cudtrcon or other offensive or the supreme court of Monmouth ordinance wil] bv wiven nn opportunity to (ti) northerly, parallel with tho ftrnt held on Thursday evening, July 27 th, dangerous weapon with intent to assault county, against the Asbury Park and be heard nt Hint time ami place. courae, twenty-one feet nix Inches to nald 1933, at 8:00 o'clock (Daylight Saving nny person; «"d no pernon nhall hide or By order of the Township Committee of „„ ,., .... „, Time), at tho Borough Council Chhmbcrn, bo fnuml in nr nearby any dwelllriBhoUfle, Ocean Grovo bank at Asbury Park land ot Morris; thenco (4) ensterly, l wdrchoiiBo, ntnbJc, barn, Bchoolhouse, or for $23,388.65. The money represents the TownRbip nf Holnulcl. land of Morris, nine feet nino and 1 KumBon. N. J., nt which time nnd ptnee JDnted July J 3, J9S:t. one-halt inches to the place of beginning. > nil persona desiring to he hciiM thereon nny place of public resort or nuBemblnga their deposit in the bank before its for biifjineiff, worship, anniRemcnt or other SIDNEY V. T1RAY. It is understood thnt tho easterly nnd ! will be given full onportunttyi lawful pui'1'onen, with nn Intent to atobl" closing in 1931. Tuwrshlp Clerk, westerly wnlls of tbo Kmnffo on ssld prcm- Dnted July 13, 1933. inc* nrc party wnlln. - I VAN R. HALSKY. any uoodit or chattel*. SHERIFF'S SALE. Section 20, No porson nhnll, within tho Held on Manslaughter Charge. TOGETHER with n riffht of way nnd } Attest:— Mnyor, llniit.-i of tho mild Borough, enter tho Harmon Loder, proprietor of a Play gaf®~P?@v®nt them with this 3 Times Safer Tire By virtue of a writ of fi, fa. to tntt di- caneracnt for use In common with others ( JERE J. CATIEW. BoroiiRh Clerk. building or co upon tho lands of any pub- rected, iBfiucrt out of tho Court of (-'linri- for injrrcsB and egrcsji in, nlons ^nd over ( . — » roadstfind on the J^armingdale- cory of the Stato of New Jersey, will bo lic school. n»r] break, Injuro or deface E WOULD havo laughed if you had Monmouth County Orphans' Court. such huildinK or any part thereof or tha Rqunnkum road, was released last The tread, too, fa safer from skid- cxpooerl fn iwilo tit PuliMr venfliic, on _ _ _, _ a point In tho northerly In the matter of tho ontato of Louln Got- fenrcs or outhouscH belonging to or con- week under bail on a charge of man- told him ho might have a blow- MONDAY, THE 7th 1>AY OF AUCUST, Rido of Miichatilc Street dintnnt, westprly H ding. Itsstjuec^ce drying notion given one hundred feet from the northwest cor- llii (nlso known, oa Lucleo Ratto). PB herein after piirticiilnrly dc- point; thence 'j ' * • - 1(|n fiuttln (nlflo known na Luclco Section 22.11. AlAlll finew imposep d asnfdl colcol- issue covering all town indebtedness. nrrtbod. pituate. lyinir an»i bcitu; in the forty feat nix Jncbea ( dcccancd, in iriBufllcIcnt to pny hie lected under nnd b virtue of thin ordi- front tiro flattened ... the rim hit tho Horouich of Hod Hank, in the County nf i) utherly, parallel Throckmorton j >ntto), Tho action was taken after a report Avenue, twenty-oljrbtlb t fcct nix Inches to a i debts nnd rcuncstins the nid of tho court n mi co nhnlhlll b e pnlii Into tho treasury of road... And a terrible drag set in... Monmouth, ami Stuto of New Jersey, nt point; thenco (6) easterly, parallel with I in tho pr<;mf»eri. the irnUl Borough. waft made that with the assistance of "WKST SIItK," and beintr l*ol No. 17 1 nt ISeptlon 211, Any pernon who "hall vlo- Liko nomo unseen monster pulling Mechanic 'Street, forty fcot to a point: I It in thereupon on thU twenty-third day Senator Frank Durand and Colonel Went Side an Rhoivn on map of Iota of thcnrc! (7) nouthcrly, pmallcl with i of June, 103.1, order that nil parsons ln- )nte nny of tho tcrinn nr pmvlnlons nf this Harry B. Salter the mle could be hi3 car oft tho highway. Hiild Wont Side, tiled In tho Monmouth TJirorkmorton Avenue, ono hundred fcot i torcnted In the landn, tenementu, Imredita- ordinance, or who hhall rommlt or do any completed. . Hint ijiiirraloil insido tho tiro aep- County Clerk's Office nt f'rftchold. Houndcil to tha northerly HUIO of Mechanic Street; ; ments and real cstnta of tho nnld Louis thtni? fi> *hln orrUnnnco prohibited, nnd dcBi-ribed nx follows: nhnll, unon convli'lion thereof before tho nrftiora rubber ontl fabric —atarta thenco (H) en^torly. nloiiK the northerly (Jottlfii (abo known an Luctffo (f Long It'a the terrific heat generated inside Stlreti n« tbo property of 'WalUr ('•• on tho seventh day of Reiitcnitjer, lt).73, at forfeit ami pay such find, not exceeding Branch fiiiffered a possible concuii- thenco 11 \ northwardly nlont: tho v/cnt 10:00 A. M,, to BIIOW ennno why BO much tho niim of Oritt Hutulrod Pollarn, an nhall tho tire by today'3 high Bfiwds that ni.Io of Lot No. 172, one hundred uml fifty Huffier (nlnjrlp) ot nl., tnken in execution of (ho na((i lamlft, toncment«, hereditamentn !iicn of the brain as a result of a nt the null, of Laulna BuMer, and to be ho Imposed by the Recorder or other Maii- causes hlow-outa. Rubber and fabric fcct to tho norlliweat corner of I,ot No. nnd ronl entate of tho aald Louln (Sottls Ifltinto before whom such person shall-ba fall from a bicycle. He was follow- lit: (henre (2i wcMtwandy on n linu noli) hy (nlnft Itnown BH I.ueula ilttttoh cctlvo max 1 nui in limits herein vcntioil of irio organization hold at I feature of the new Goodrich Silver- raouu ttO0I)1IBa. l>»nnhny, Jiiirioitnto ot tho County of Mon- TO ELMISR I.. CRADHOCK: — HOWAHti UElCAlT. Llhuiiit, nintitli, nifido on tho twenty-IInit> il&y of Aslbury Park recently. Owen G. , town-wautfl heat-preventa rubber tion^nothinfftobuy.Ju/it ) Dfttcil JUIIP lUth, ). ('nuldorls, nra dalilcr of I'Vcr:- \ hito of naid dercnnail. will ],« uudlted mul rtiH, uxccutorft nmi iriiMtcctt nn uforefUild, iliiflt, tuiKt, or In default thereof Riich d«- UntaatcU ot itumtton htM thin liHh day of bold left Monday by automobile foi t>\n\t>A hy the Sinrronuto nt tho C.nmty of r crco will bo tnken nirnlnnt you na thoJuly, 1003, nnd \y||| romq up for Jln»| Chicago whero they will oce the' Alonrnniith uml it>i>utt« Chancellor nhnll think equitably and Jimt. •QtinUUrntUm mt'\ vii'mnga at « rocniJnr tfjtt (hi'hnJin fixnt of nnltl Vuiuity. 'nt t-'tfilc, Mititci ditto of tbo ttforuanltl order, or lu« Dated June 15, A. T>. inns. TttKODOMK II- ftANKfl. JR.. JjollcH'jrs of I'otUiAner, :U porttmn ilonhing U, ho Utnitl thar«nn Ouort Cait'h of linli. TIWCK nn<1 BUB TIKES — ItOAI) HV.ll\HK ALUyJlT W. W(>J(f)KN, JI(., 2H J,fnvii Avs,, M|.lcH«t«wn, Conn., P. 0. Adic^, Rail Ilnnk, N. J. tfill bo irlven full nptiortunlty A pnvty of Jt'reehold mtm caught 51 60 Kflst Front Ktrtet, lUui Hank, H. J. WIIX1AM DINimoilK HANKS. Dnted July 13, If*8,1. Qtllnn. V*mnnn & Doi-eimit, ,, , VAK K. HAL8EY. bluofloh and ona bonlto last week at Itumnon. N. J^ 115 W. Front St, Phone 1742 Red Bank, R J. HIVING TRUST COMPANY, "Boya can mail© extra pocket inonny i. t (?«{.;—> Ifayor. X Weil Btr*it, N«w ¥oik City. Tha Kegtstor—Adverttaement , DAREW, Borough Clark. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1933. Page Seven' received about the failure of thu lenbach of Union Beach. The acci- Epent Friday with Mrs. J. C. Hankln- Miss Marie Scott will be In charge l*o\ni Spiritualist Cfc?p«! , Bank Deposits Auto Accident And potato crop in other sections that Beach News. dent happened when insdorf at- eon and Mrs. C. C. Cooper, of the party. the prieajwlll be considerably higher tempted to avoid a, truck and In do- Thirty-three members of the La- CHAIl£L HILL. • A Wild Chase later on in the season than it is now. (Hie Hed BftQk Register can he bought ing so crushed into Iho Ellenbach n Unfoa Beech fit tbe ttors o! (iur 8eu* dles' Aid society of tho Methodist Sunday, inn p, M*—At the CB«p«|. Of $32,293,618 Vincent Hammond Is a new mem- cur. Mrs. Unnncssy Buffered liead church had a glorious time Tuesday Readers of The Register take tho Three cars figured In an automo- and hrtdy injm i^H und was treated paper because they like it. No prizfia bile accident and a wild chase along ber of tho Little Silver- baseball Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth of laat week at the tsummer home of have ever been offered in building ita Twenty-three Bonks Open Show team. He is employed by the Lov- at the Beth Israel houpitul at New- Mro. Wellington Wllklna at Laval- circulation up BO it goes into eight 1'iUHy, 2:U0 find 8:(HJ P. Mz—At F(or- the Neptune highway at Eatontown Dohetty, 65 years old, were hold Fri- ark. cncfc, ueur Appleton Ava., I^onajiio, last week. In the accident Howard ett Nursery company of Llttlo Sliver. ette. They enjoyed swimming and out of ttn homeb in thin section. This Amount on June 30— day night at her home on Bayvlew bathing and other pas;timeH. Each —Advertisement Phono Atlantic D. Hoagland of Belmar, blinded by The new Holmdel Tea Room at avenue. The body was taken to Maa- Prkle of Monrnouth council, Daugh- for Ai All of Them Show a Healthy the reflection of the oun from an ap- the former Hance homestead was ters of America, hits InHtaltert ther.e member of tho eoclcty provided a peth, Long Island, where interment officers: covered dish luncheon. Condition. proaching car, struck a parked car opened Saturday. was mado on Saturday. Surviving arc Twanty-thrco banku of Monmouth and hit « pole. Police Chief Harry James Ravatt is the boss wheat her husband, Fred Doherty, three Couiirtlnr— Kthul MiuuiliiK. Mr. and Mrs. John Kunfoid and farmer! of this section. He harvest- county, in statements called for aa at Klrkegarde of Eatontown chased daughters and two sons. Vlco rouiidl'jr-r.Mlm Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. James Simiorii ,-ind June 30, report total 'deposits of $S2,- two speeders on the highway but was ed 400 buehela of grain from 18 Mlea Franca I^ucey and Mins Eliz- A»sqciu'c vircj c-oujicilor—Helen Wicr- seven children of Elberon ^pent 203,618.84 and loans and discounts of unable to catch either one. acres. Charles Gahler did the threflh- abeth Wagner of Perth Amboy have Thursday with Mian Margaret. Dcnn. lng. The yield would have been be- (;ons Mary KorUa of society of the Methodist church will | did not receive a call for a state- Jn a nearby service Btatlon. Hoag- day at Little Silver against the Lov- South Amboy and Raymond Rawin hold a bench party nt Avenel. Those A ment. Deposits totaling more than land escaped with a. bruised elbow Farmers & Merchnntn, Mata- owned by Mrs. William Matthews of l i, wan 022,040.88 Keyport. I BAtlantlc HlKhlnmln Nntlonal.. 1,020,414.03 Final preparations are being made •' Ktyport Banking Co K4O.8O0.02 for tho annual supper next Tuesday Huckleberries are plentiful in the Poojile'n Nntlonnl, Koyiiort.... 720,065.71 for tho benefit of St. Gabriel's church. Hominy Hills woods south of this Freehold Tiunt Co 607,660.24 village. Largo quantities of the Central National, Freehold.... 304,877.08 Tho advance salo of tickets indi- Jlanasquan National 610,465.45 cates a largo attendance. Dancing fruit have been gathered the past Farmers Nntlonnl, Micntown 424.700.00 will follow the feast, the muaio to few days and huckleberry pies havo > Merchants Trirot. Bed Bank.. 681,116.84 been plentifully In evidence at Colt's Allenhurat Nnllonnl alB,005.Z9 bo provided by the GlvenB orches- Matnwon Bank 444,206.91 tra. Nock dinners. Hew Jersey Trunt, Long Miss Lauretta McGoff and Obadlah The Colt'B Neck baseball team de- Brand) 482,018.20 feated tho Marlboro Farmers team Neptuno Bank & Trlint Co. .. 02.871.08 O'Brien of New York wore Sunday Find National, Eatontown .... 100,026.60 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc- at Marlboro last week by the score Keaiuburs National 442,W.40 of 0 to 3. Three "old timers" who Flrnt NatlonBl, Bradley Hench 113,778.64 Grall. : Flret National, l-'arminudnlo.. 241,648.60 , Mrs. Purvis Strawhand returned had not played basebairtor a num- Flrnt Natolnnl, EnBllshtown.. 186,241.28 home from tho hospital at Brade- ber of years were on the Colt's Neck velt Saturday after having under- nine. They were Frank Crawford, Total 810,806,140,08 gone nn operation for appcndicitlu, Frank Mageo and Wallace Beifiher. She is rapidly Improving. John M. Weir Is building- a garage Cow Killed By Automobile. Mr. and Mrs. George Cross have' on his property. A cow, one of the iest milkers of returned from their wedding trip John Golden, while on the beach a herd owned' by Joseph Klnhafor and they aro occupying the John at Seabright last week, was cut on Of Holnidel, broke out ot tho field Crawford houso which Mr. Crosa his heel by a piece of glass. The •where It was pastured- late last bought last spring. Many Improve- wound Is healing, but Mr. Golden Wednesday night. It waa hit by a ments have boen made to tho house still has to limp whon he walks. Union county automobile and ln- and it Is thoroughly modernized. Trees along tho county road are etantly Wiled. Tho automobile was Potato -harvesting has begun on being cut down by electric company badly damaged and some of lta oc- employees wherever permission has cupants were slightly hurt. Tho au-most farms. The price In not so high as laBt week, but it Is still been granted by the property own- Os! Cciporaiionrof tomobile was taken to a garage at era for this work to bo done. The Keyport to bo repaired. large enough to insure a good profit for this growers even, though the company Is anxious to have ouch 5!§

to collect votes. Every 25c purchase meant ono more vote toward that bicycle or one of Our Specials the other valuable prizes. for Week of And don't forget 1 Double votes oh all July 20th 400 Procter & Gamble products. Also FlogotaS, Thru 26th Selected Green Circle, and 0. S. G. products. Stores canB HERE ARE THE PRIZES: Hitter's Poik&.Beans 6 25c & Bicycles Value 51715.00 oan 3 Coaster Wagons ,, " 15.00 litter's Tomato Soup 5c, 6 ""'27c .1 Doll Cntringes .... " 15.00 3 Air niflcs ., " 15.00 Jar 3 Basebnll Gloves .. •• ,15.00 3 Baselinll Bats .... " 6.75 Gulden's Mustard lie 3 noils " 4.80 all flavors ..3PS8510c 2 1*8. 13c AufomofivSr 6-oz can ;,f o? N:nv York University, inth© FLAO8TAFF k Pint nets, GRAPENUTS FLAKES 2* «-ITc , has consented f"o>c

Pint Can t'LAflUBTAVF ROOT BEER EXTRACT 2 Wn tie WARD'S A bnttln makes B RHIIQIM or pcrlcrt'.noot Ttcet. .•"flfI0c Sliced Rye Bread ""*" 'JKA FROM <.'I!VI,ON PlINHIIINi; Chocolate Wafers n°* 19c If. S. G. Pekoe & Orange Pcltoe WESTON'H Vi-lb. pkg. 15c Vj-lb. pkg. 2&c mx IF. H. <». Tens nro carefully (elected from English Quality Biscuits'"• 27c thn early pickings oiifl are thorouRlily cleaned l>y n vacuum process to cllmlunto ell flilnt. "UNEBIM UARKnn" Jlmj- nrn carefully Mended In nr/ltr to pro- Prigcilla Bntter Cookies VU*. Jgc duce a rhli nuit delicious drlnlt, pouculnc an iilnniiliiiiln of BtrenRtl\ mill flavor. »r ""ortfing to your income in I, 3, 3, 6, IO liam J. Ellis, commission of depart- the prevention of coast erosion. mulls or longer. ment of ihstutions and agencies of Dr. Lipman ' headed a committee Trenton, Mayor Meyer Ellisteln of which recently called upon federal Newark, David I. Kelley, secretary officials in Washington to discuss PERSONA' of Essex county park commission, proposal for public work under the Electric Bid*, 601 Bong. Avenue and Miss Lydia Y. Hayes, chief exe- new $^,300,000,000 Industrial Recov- cutive officer ol the state commis- ery act. The state proposed expendi- ture of $4,500,000 for coast protec- Monthly Charj-a Two end On«-Half sion for the blind. William J. Per Cent in Unpaid Balanc. Only. Adickes, resident manager of Camp tion. Happiness, was master of ceremon- ies. Alternating with the speech- WANTS EXTRA COURTROOM. making, the Fort Hancock post Tho stamp was sold at double Its band rendered appropriate selections Judge Truax Wants to Hold Trials 'ace value, 50 groschen, plus the and the Blind Men's glee club, a at Asbury Fark. price o£ admission to the exhibition. well-trained group of singers com- Th& freeholders have been asked Unofficial Airmail. posed of members of Camp Hapl- by Judge Harry Truax of the com- A special three-penny airmail ncss, also pave several pleasing mon pleas court for authority for stamp has been issued by the Great OF ALL MERCHANDISE numbers under the direction of Al-hearing non-Jury trials at Asbury Western railway of England, which fred A. Whelan, director of the glee Park during the month of August. operates an airmail service between Preparatory to Moving to My New Address club. The cxevciues closed witJi the The request was made for the pur-Birmingham and Plymouth. The is- singing of "America" by the assem- pose of moving the large number of sue is reported to have been sanc- 68 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK. blege, accompanied by the post band. cases more speedily as the court cal- tioned by the British postal authori- I Camp Happiness was first located endar is unusually crowded. There ties, but is not, of course, an official at Leonardo in 1927 in a, small cot- | arc about thirty motor vehicle appeal one. * tage, but in the succeeding years cases which must be heard and which involve in them numerous Now Watermark. the demand for accommodations there The Nazi swastika emblem will be became so insistent that a larger physicians, police officers and princi- pals who are residents of Long used henceforth as the watermark on and more substantial building was all German stamps, although existing erected in 1930. This building has Branch, Asbury Park and vicinity. '\ ••;.' ,- \ GOSSARD CORSETS—broken sizes, half price. Action will bo taken on,the request postage supplies, bearing: a waffle- every modern convenience and can shaped mark, muut flrot be used. comfortably accommodate 25 memupo- n a favorable legal opinion from CAMP SURGICAL BELTS— bers of the club at a time, having Attorney-General William A. Stev- Canadian Overprint. twelve bedrooms and two baths on Tha Canadian postofflce depart- Now $p.SO—formerly 7.50. the second floor. Every two weeks a new group of 25 blind men arrive at Camp Haplness and last season a total of 125 members spent two weeks vacation here. Camp Hapiness is appropriately named because the boys certainly en- 161 BROAD STREET, joy every moment of their vacation Drive the family car to At- there, hiking, dancing, swimming lantic Highlands Pier. Park Tel. 2644 R. B. RED BANK. and card playing. A few of the members are not totally blind and right on the pier (free). Go it is to these few that the remainder aboard the beautiful steamer depend upon, especially when hiking along the roadside, because one of "Sandy Hook." Sail away and be cool... and see the pageant of the partially blind walks between the Bay, the Harbor and New York. Dine in the most unique two blind comrades and thereby directs and protects them. There are dining room afloat. Relax in a chair on the sea-breezy deck. many expert swimmers among these Dance to the music of the Sandy Hook Serenaders. blind men and a large float has been anchored about one-hundred yards Mmmd trip tmre is mmiy $i.23 ' A Budget Shop Group., aw- off shore from their camp. In diving from this float these blind swim- This Twilight Sail leaves Atlantic Highlands Pier weekdays at 1 mers are directed either back to the float or ashore by the voices of their 5:40 P. M. and returns at 9:00 P. M. Eastern Standard Time. companions. It is wonderful to ob- : Add one hour for DAYLIGHT time. (Children five years of agfe^ And A Popular One! serve the keen sense of hearing; and i and under twelve, half fare.) Dinner is $1.00. Get your tickets locating the direction of the sound •• of familiar voices displayed by the on the steamer. i blind. Card playing is a favorite pastime, (ho cards being identified PE by pin holes punched into each card and a special identification for each '"r_CBNTlUU ol the four suits. : We don't have to tell you about Oldsmobile style. You can see that/But that's only apart of Oldsmobile's leader- The Leonardo neighbors of the : blind visitors assist the boys in va- • Dresses ship. Try this car for performance! You'll get one rious ways, providing a reader of j of the biggest thrills of your motoring experience. newspapers for thpso who wish to hear of the news of the day. Dances TELEPHONE SERVICE are held by the club members once week and partners are provided for Women and Misses also by the surrounding friends. from Red Bank, New Jersey, The club furnishes its own orchestra. ' The blind men are at present re- to our New York Office heafsing.-for a show to be presented on September 1 at the Leonardo high school. CALL WX-3300 Benefit For Conservative Accounts Invited. Fitkin Hospital Market Letter tlpon Request. An elaborate beneiit revue under the auspices of the Deal-Allenhurst F. P. Ristine & Company Cover the price with your hand! We'll venture that you'd never Alliance of the Fitkin Memorial hos- pital, comprising a cast of summer Members guess these dresses were such a low figure. They are so smart, colonists from Rumson to Barnegat, New York S/tci Exchange will be given on the evenings of July fhiladelphla Stock Exchange New Yuri Curt Exchangi and so absolutely wearable anywhere that they completely eclipse 28 and 29 in the auditorium of the Think of it! Actual stop- Asbury Park high school, on Deal 15 Broad Street, New York lake. their price., Excellently tailored and with the newest of fashion watch speeds of 80 to 85 Philadelphia Elizabeth WeatfitliS miles an hour in the Eight! Mrs. Walter James Bnrrowfi of details. Deal, president.of the Alliance, is the Seventy-five to 80 in the Six! general chairman of the entertain- Smoothness almost beyond ment and Mrs. Clarence G. Crispin of Park avenue. New York City, is belief! Balance that gives assistant chairman. An executive you complete confidence at any speed! Comfort that committee includes Mrs. Frederick Hebnr Enton, Mrs. Edward M. Tim- Sheer Prints Novelty Prints is almost never excelled! And really remarkable han- mona. Mrs. Arthag Karagheuslan dling ease! Take a demonstration today—and see for ind Mrs. Hovanis K. Tavshanjlan, all of New York, and lira, Francis A. yourself! You are certain to ay—"I want art OldsmobiltF' Lester and Mrs. Wiljlam B. Reilly of Tubbable Pastels Deal. 1 An amazing book — "How to Test the Mrs. Burton Hamilton Throclc- Performance of a Motor Car"—has been rnorten is chairman of the program Many of them have sunbacks, others have impudent jackets that written by the testing engineers at the committee, assisted by Mrs. Donald General Motors Proving Ground. With Webb Dickson; Mrs. Levia W. Min- serve double duty. Capes, new sleeves, pleats, novelty buttons. ford of New York la chairman of tho this book, you can judge any car's per- publicity and Mrs. Clarence (j. Crln- Dots, stripes and floral prints. A few chiffons for the larger formance quickly and accurately. It's free pin chairman of the casting commit- — and yoa have never seen anything tees. Mrs. William 15. Selby, chair- woman. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. like it! Come in and gel your free copy man of ilrmnce.'j; Mm James T. today. It does not advertise Ohhtnobile. Smith chairman of patronesses, Mrn. L. A, WilHOn chairman of the fashion STEINBACHS—Second Floor All cltsed models bavt the Viiber Ventilating System for year'round mmforl ohow, Mrs. Hadle Croclian chairman of tickets, Mm. I,. F. Dunlnp chair- man of donation!!, Mrs. Jacob L. CHECK-UP FIRST! H chairman of chapcronn, Mr.'*. Knriquo C. DcBillavorailc Is chair- Pull-up for a one-stop check-up! Our cour- man of proportion miuintcd by Miss teous attendants will go over your car for your * Howland B. Jones Cadillac Co. Batty C. Cone. needs whether it be for gas, oil, lubrication, The. entertainment comkitii of a New 38 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK, N. J. number of novelty dances nnd akita water or air. by the younger net of the lihore. Mill. 1'rlRclllu M. I'ryor, wife of tho actor, Atlas Tires ... Batteries . . . Lubrication Roger Pryor, will ,lo n, specialty Store Hours dance, Allco Ilnrrlnon Sylvester, will Free Crankcase Service. hiivo the lend In the number "Come TO [Over Eyea" ami Ire aoaliited by a ' choral! of lipiividful noddy j-irln; 9J0 5J© "Normandy," a wall?. <:Ioir, will bo presented by Kthcl Mue Weekn, 7HBSIX$74i and up, THE EIGHT Ifyj andnp.,./. ,. J. Mary Cantlln nnd Joan VnnTinf. A Daily lasting. .. spar* lire and bumpers extra . . . G.M.AX, terms. npcclnlty tap ilnnco will lm R|V(-,i ])y COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE two children, .In.m nnd HmoM Bur- .ton Thror.lcmotion. COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. VHIt JHI OIMHAL MOTO«5 HJIIDIMO At lift CEHTU«Y or fROQKfSS, CHICAGO 1 and Saturday lutereot will |)(l centered on tho COM. FRONT & SPRING STS. SHMB BEB BANK THE BEGttTE&'B Aa Heal Macs to Llse. Biossd Sbraet to tit* Hh« Located on the Beautiful Sawera oa Every Ulnti Shrewsbury River one hoar 4'foia New yorii, and provid- Mora ferklas Cyan* ing every city convenience. SMesralto Aloog {to tt

Issued WenMy. Eatowd K» Sseond-Clma Mottsr at ths Post- Bubscriptloa Prtca: Ons Year 81.E© VOLUME LVI, NO. 4. oflko at lied Bank. M. J» under tie Act of March S. 1818. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19,1933. Six Hontha 31.00, Single Cop/ £&

0 I'OSTOFFICE Last year there were 186 school Thomas McCarter days in Middletown township, and Public Matters New Hoof and Other Work nt Ked some; according to Mr. Mandeville the cost Bunk Building. per day for transportation was Host At Dinner To Re-Build Dock In MiddSetown $213.43. On the basis of awarding Acted On Monday The J. D. Tuller Conetruction com- the contracts to the lowest bidders pany Is completing a contract to put The Lowest Offers Aggregate the cost per day would be about Complaint Made That Brewing Workers in Boy Scout Cam- Final Chamber of Commerce a new roof on a portion of the RedHarold Allen and Capt. Robert Statement Issued Yesterifey by Broadcast to Feature Address A. Kennedy Evolve an Es- About Half What Has Been 5110. The figure of $213.43 per day Company is Not Employing Newton D. Ailing as to paign Have Rawed $14|S19 Bank postnflloo bnlkllng and to make la arrived at after deducting a tea tioal of $25,000 Espected and Music by Church Folks— other repairs. Tho cost of tho work thetic Contribution for the Paid in the Paat for Transpor- Local Residents—Plans Made Condition of tho Bank—Fail* was $2,D00. The postollico was built per cent cut which the bus owners to be Reached Soon. Another Series Being Planned. Welfare of Red Bonk. tation of Pupils. Voluntarily agreed to take last year. to Rid the Town of Beggara. to Reveal Much Informatfoih two years ago by a Now York con- Last year Robert N. Seeley re- Tho main ball room of the Molly A program dedicated to tho cern. A short time ago part of the Harold Allen, chairman of the Bids for transporting Middletown ceived $73.35 por day for four busses. Kenneth Wyckoff presided at the Newton D. Ailing, receiver of tha Pitcher hotel was lllled Monday night churchea of Rod Bank will conclude roof caved in and fell. Other re- docks and parks committee, of the township school children were Idmund H. Brasch received $36 per meeting of the Red Bank council Broad Street National bank of Red at a banquet nieoting of workera In tho first scries of broadcasts spon- pairs were also necessary becauso of Hed Bank council, and Capt. Rob- opened nt a largely attended meeting day for two buss.es and Charles Monday night In the absence of May- Bank, released a quarterly statement tho drive tor $21,000, being conducted sored by tho Chamber of Commerce. defects in tho building. Among oth- ert A. Kennedy, director of unem- of tlie board of education Thursday Hesse received $27 per clay for two r Charles R. English. esterday aa to tho condition of the by Monmouth Boy Scout council. It will bo presented over Station er things tho coping was raised BO ployment relief, havo "put their night at the Leonardo schoolhouse. busses. Contractors who had only Harry Woodall of River Plaza com- bank June 30. The statement la Thomas N. Mc-Cartcr ol Ilumson, WJBI on Friday night from 7:30 to as to prevent drain water from enter- lioads together" figuratively speak- | Awarding the contracts was post- one bus in operation were William plained that the Red Bank Brewing very different from an ordinary Ing tho cellar. On several occasions company waa not employing reat- general chairman, was host. So tareight o'clock. ing to evolve a plan to rid tho town tpone1 i d until Friday nightm u, July 21, H, Potter at $16.88 per day, Eugene bank statement. It relates only to 5111,510 has been collected, $9,335 of Rev. W. Carman Trombath of. thobefore this was done tho cellar was of a number of eyesores and fire whe"' " «n anothe—*>—r meetin~—"«g~ wil— l b"e i.-t.heldi «»a•t J. C. Layton $12.60 per day, James E. denta oc this locality deapitc assur- the assets and liabilities of tho bank. which was obtained by a central Reformed church will bo the speak- flooded with several feet of water af- hazards and to restore the public Leonardo. Tho bus owners who Bartholomew per day, Lester ances given to the mayor and coun- :t provides some information which committee made up of many ol theer. The musical part of th.o program ter^heavy storms. dock near tho foot of Mopio avenue. mado the lowest bids will meet with Thorno $14.40 per day and Joseph cil that citizens of this vicinity he public has been seeking:, but it most prominent residents of Mon- will be opened by Larry Laros at the Part of this program has already the transportation committee of the Wacker $16.20 per day. would he put on the company's pay- fails to reveal a great many things mouth and Ocean counties. Baptist church organ, a regular fea- been put into operation. board at seven o'clock ond the board Mr. Mandeville, in talking about roll. Mr. Woodall stated that every in which the people of Red Bank Tlio drive has boon prolonged a ture of tho Chamber of. Commerce Since last Bprlng unemployed men will meet at nine o'clock. the bids, said he had hoped that Mid- day for two week:i he waa at the and vicinity are interested. week, and tho workora expressed broadcasts.'. The Baptist church will Woman's Club To at various times have been engaged Thero arc thirteen bus routes in dJetown residents in every instance brewery trying to get work aa a. car- Here is tho statement: their asauvanco of reaching tho goal aliio be represented by a mixed quar- razing unused and dilapidated Middletown township. Three-fourths would get the contracts and that it penter and that Instead of employing buildings which of the cost of transportation is paid him the company hired Long Branch ASSETS APRIL 15, 1033. before final reports are made next tet, composed of Mrs. Edna Helm so- Study Literature houses and other was gratifying to him that with only mils receivable 51,545,306.U week at a meeting at Freehold. prano, Mrs. Fred Conover contralto, were unsightly and likely to cause by tho state and one-fourth is paid one exception this wish seemed likely men to do the work. Mr. Woodall Cn»h on liund 173,1EO.H Eugeno Magce tenor1 and Arthur fires. A dozen or so such buildings by the township. The low bids ag- be granted. He said he was also said he had lived at Red Bank thir- AsBcta other than blila re- , Among the residential centers that Plans For Coming Season Made ty years before moving1 to River ceivnblc and cash on hand 1,072,170.78 have reached their quotas are Rum- Davis bass. were torn down. Tho owners paid gregute about one-half of the amount gratified because all the lowest bid- Additional asects acquired .... 7.427.S3 son, Shrewsbury, Oceanport and Fort Mrs. John Oaborne, of tho Re- Monday Night at Meeting of nothing to have this work done, but paid for bus transportation last year. ders, including several bun owncra Plaza and that he had paid taxes on Monmouth, Union Beach, Highlands, formed church, and Allen Woolloy of they gave the lumber to the town. This marked the first time in a num- who have been transporting pupils a Red Bank property ' the past forty Stock AsseBnmenta Literature Department of ber of years that bids on the con- years. The councilmen said that they Total of n!l m.ots comlnE Engllslitown and Tennent, Farming- tho Presbyterian church will bo solo- This material has been stored on var- number of years, were staunch, reli- into the hands of the Kfl- dalo, Adelphla and Ardena, Marlboro ists on this program. Tho Metho- That Organization. ious public properties. tracts have been advertised. The able business men. He said he hadhad no authority to compel the com- ccivcr J,7a3.0S(,04 and Wlokatunlt, Colt's Neck, Nep- dist church will bo represented by a Plans for tho coming season were Some of it is useless for building contracts arc to be awarded for doubt that these low bidders pany to employ people of this local- Itemafnins Assets UncoIIected purposes and this will be given next three years. The routes, the present would perform their work faithfully ity. They said they would endeavor Rills receivable S1,38«,OS3.1B tune City, Ocean Grove, Allonwood, vocal duet. discussed by members of tho liter- to persuade the company to keep its Assets other than bills Re- Spring Lake Heights, New Egypt, It waa also planned to have Rev. aturo department of the Woman's winter to families in unfortunate contractor, the bidders and the and well and that transportation Ivahlo 968,314.01 and L,akchurst and Whitesvlllo. Dr. John B. McClookey of St. James club at a meeting Monday night in circumstances who are unable to amounts of their offers follow: service for pupils would measure up promise. Additional asaeta acquired 4,406,00 church speak, but due to other en- tho organization's headquarters on buy fuel. The good timber, of which Route No. 1, Middletown to Leon- to the best standards of the past Tho report of Auditor John Mulvl- Among tho speakers were Richard thero Is considerable, will be used to Total assets uncoliected'.'.'.'.". $2,357,1I)M9 T. Smith, executlvo Bccretary of thegagements Father McCloskcy will bo Broad street. ardo—Contract now held by James Heretofore the cost of insuring the hlll was approved and a maturing LIABILITIES re-bulld the public dock and runway E. Bartholomew. Charles Hesse of busses against accidents has been bond of $10,000 with interest of $200 Total claims proven on un- Red Bank Young Men's Christian as- unable to bo present. Contemporary literature, covering secured liabilities near Maple avenue. Tho piling of Belford $6.90 per day, Mr. Bartholo- paid by the township. Under the waa ordered paid. 127.9H.53 sociation, who spoke on SOD Scout- Excellent music and an interesting fiction, biography poetry and essay, this structuro Is Intact but tho floor- mew .$7 per day, Leo A. Herbster of Total unproven unsecured ing. » He said that through tho efforts talk on the recreational advantages will be considered. The aim of the Leonardo $7 per day, Rollo Bus com- competitive bidding plan this ex- Councilman James S. Parkea stat- s - „ 1,030,505.62 ing has rotted and largely disap- pense, amounting to about $1,000 per ed that an unsually largo number of Total secured liabilities out- of Senator W. •Warren Barbour Mon- of this .section by Theodoro D. Par-department is to • encourage good peared. Thi3 project will involve pany of Kcyport $7.80 per day. standing unpaid 04.056.18 mouth Sea Scout council had re-sons woro broadcast on last week'B reading, creative writing and the sup- No. 2, River Plaza—Contract now year, will be met by the bus contrac- beggars had been annoying residents little expense, probably not more tors. Total rediscounts unpaid . 12,SOS.10 ceived a decommissioned destroyer, Chamber of Commerce hour. Others plying of good books and magazines than is required to buy the nails nec- held by Edmund H. Brasch. Mr. of late. Councilman Thomas M. Gop- Total bills payable unpaid—. 818,970.25 tho U. S. S. Tucker, for ut!e as a Sea on the program wero tho Reed trio, to individuals and institutions. Brasch $8.95, Anthony Blschoft of Mrs. Moffat, who Is spending the sill, who la chairman of the police Total additional liability essary. There Is more than enough Middletown village $10.80, Sidney H. summer at Boothbay, Maine, drove committee, stated that with more co- proven _ 1.09.3.55 Scout training ship. Tho destroyer Mrs. Theresa McClintocli, the Coun- Current events 4n Hteraturo will be timber for the work and the town McLean of Headdcn's Corner $11.85. la anchored at Sandy Hook, and ittry Club trio and Larry Laros. 450 miles in her automobile to Leon- operation from the public, this nuis- Total of all Habilltiej I2,185,7S!.64 discussed at each meeting, which will has an ample supply of tools to arm No. 3, Naveslnk to Leonardo—Con- ardo in order to attend tho meeting. will bo open to the public for inspec- Plans for another series of pro-be held on the fourth Friday of every tract now held by Mr. Hesse. Mr. ance could bo ended. He said that The method of bookkeeping used tho unemployed for the job. She summoned her mother, Mrs. when people were annoyed by beg- tion during tho next two weeks. grams aro being considered by themonth. Mr3. A. F. Neilson will lead The runway is about sixty root Hesse $9, Mr. Herbster $11,50. s such that tho statement la very Chamber of Commerce and details the discussion. Mrs. Richard Bick- No. 4, Navesink to Leonardo. Con- George Murdock of River Pla2a, to gars the best thing for them to do difficult to understand. Even • bank- Other speakers woro Mr. Barbour, long. The water in this part of the Boothbay to look after her children would bo to telephone police head- Ward Krcmor, chairman of tho As-concerning theso will bo announced nell and Mrs. Neilson will have river is not deep, but it Is ot ample tract now held by Mr. Hesse. Mr. ers who attempted to analysa It .for at a later date. charge of the covered dish luncheons HCHSC Mr. Herbster $9.50. and to attend to other household du- quarters. Ho said many persons had The Register found it hard to com- bury Park district, Judgo Built V. depth for rowboats. Benches will be No. 5, Lincroft to Red Bank—Con- ties during her absence. refrained from doing thia because Lawrence of Freehold, and Amory L. held during tbo club year at theplaced on the dock. It is expected prehend. However, It la made. out homes of the members. tract now held by J. E. C. Layton of Mr. Petlngalo has made a compila- they feared that some deserving per- in conformanco with a standard Jlaskell ol Middletown, vlco chalr- that the benches will be largely Lincroft. Mr. McLean $10.87, Mr. tion which agrees "substantially with sons in straitened financial circum- Layton $12. }ian of tho central committee. At tho first meeting In October the used and it is also thought that the the figures cited by'Mr. Mandeville. stances might be arrested. Mr. Gop- form adopted by tho United States No. 6, Red Hill to Leonardo—Con- William Casey of Shrewsbury, a book, "As tho Earth Turne," by dock will prove a convenience for Mr. Petlngale says tho cost per day said that folks need havo no bonking, authorities. Recolvora are jnomber of troop No. 8 of tho. Red Gladys Hasty Carroll, will be re-owners of rowboats and for folks tract now held by William H. Potter. for transportation the past year was not permitted to divulge more In- Bnnl\ Catholic high school, gavo the viewed by Mrs. Bicknell. A short Mr. Blschoff $9.90, Mr, Bartholomew fear about this as the police would formation than that given In tha ibrary who go crabbing. Timber Is now be- $12, Mr. McLean 513.10, Mr. Potter $205.43, not including insurance. Ho not arrest solicitors unless they be Boy- Scout creed. Ho Is only thir- talk on the life of the author wll boing hauled to the place fmd tho woik $1C." - figures that awarding the contracts came disorderly or othorwioo violated statement, as will be realized from teen, but his manner o£ presentation given by Mrs. Robert C. Brown, who will be started soon. It is expected No. 7, Harmony to Leonardo—Con- to tho low bidders would mako the tho law. Ho said that Instead of ar- tho following instruction adopted In was a compliment to himself and his Circulation of Middletown Li- is one of her personal friends. that it will be completed by fall. 1926 and not since changed: brary for 1932-33 h 99,631, tract now held by Robert N. Soeley cost per day $111.22. Tho saving, In- resting them tho police would let troop. rs Two books have been selected" for A lot of debris, trash and other un- of Port Monmouth. Ralph W. Mor- cluding $1,000 which was spent last them sleep over night in tho tovtn "AH receivers who hava made J. M. Couso of tho Asbury Park tho November meeting. "We Have ford of New Monmouth $6, Mr. See- Almost Five Times Greater sightly stuff has accumulated on the ley $7, Edward E. Bennett of Belford year for insurance, would bo $18,-hall and would provide food for them quarterly reports prior to receiving National Bank & Trust company, Than Ten Years Ago. Recovorod Boforo," by W. W. Pr,lcc, shore and in the water near the $7.47, Rollo Transit corporation $8.10, 523.06 per year, or $55,500.18 for three if they -were hungry. He said that theso instructions will prepare' a council treasurer, and assistants re- will be reviewed by Mrs. H. C. Meck- dock, The unemployed will be putMr. Bischoff $9.80. years. the next day the police would es- statement aa shown above aa ot th« ceived pledge envelopea and audited Tho circulation of tho Middletown lem and "A Century of Progress," by at.work removing this matter. No. 8, Red Bank to Leonardo Mr. Petingale states that last cort the beggars out of town and date of their last quarterly report, tho .accounts. township library is almost five times Charles A. Beard will bo reviewed by Contract now held by Mr. Seeley. year's board of education had decid- warn them not to come here on such post came in their windows, and Monroo Eisner of tho county exec- greater than it -was ton years ago. Mrs. Albert Wlldegerodt. Tho De- Mr. Seeley $9.95, Boro Busses of ed to advertise for bids this year and a mission again. Mr. Gopslll praised they aro authorized to furnish such Mrs, Usllla Walling, librarian, has cember mooting will bo dispensed Red Bank $10, Mr. Layton $13, Wil- the American legion and the Vet- utive board, has Issued tho follow- Moose Women To liam A. Burdge of Red Bank $14.85. that this would have been done, re- statement to tho local newspaper It just completed her report for thewith. erans of Foreign Wars for having ing statement rolatlve to the cam- No. 9, River Plaza to Leonardo— gardless of whether tho new mem- requested to do so. paign: yoar 1032-33 (June-May,) and the cir- Original day" will be observed In Hold Picnic Sunday Contract now held by Mr. Seeley. Mr. bers of the board had been elected assisted tho police In driving out of "Receivers are not Instruct?*! ta "As a member of tho executive culation is 80,031, aa compared with January, at which time club mem- Bennett $8.32, Mr. Seeley ?9.95, Boro last winter or not. town impostera who posed aa vet- (Jive any detailed information as to board of tho Monmouth, Council Boy 21,447 in 1922-23. During tho past bers -will 3Ubmit poems, esaays and The women of the Moose of Red Busses $10, Chester Henry of Bel- The meeting was held In the school erans ln order to beg money. tho assets of their trusts, of to make Scouts of America, I am highly anx- years 1,518 books wero given to thestories. Mrs. Horace G. Fowler will Bank will hold a picnic Sunday at ford $11, Mr. Burdge $14.85, Martin auditorium instead of in the princi- any estimates aa to tho valUQ ot library, 382 now booke wero pur- review "The Technique of Marriage/' Mooao Park, Wayside. Thero will be J. Kelly of Lincroft $18. paVs office as heretofore. Many per- Harry H. Clayton, chief of police, ious that the great program of this chased and C3T books were borrower % No. 10, Port MonmouthtouliSontlt^- submitted a report showing that 125 aamo,. ,ox..xuiy i organization in Monmouth and Ocean iff TSy" Mary ' BofdciV"*aT~tlfb"'"February ancing, games and refreshments, sons*'commented favorably on this > be ob- from tho stato library commission. meeting. "Mario Antoinette," by Mrs. Graco Hopkins is chairman do—Contract now held by Lester change. Tho seating accommada- arrests had been made the past four ultimato results that will counties shall be enabled to carry Thorno of New Monmouth. Rollo months. Sixty-one of tho arrests tained in liquidating such assets. ; The fpllqwlng is, tho circulation of Stefan Zwelg will bo the book re- and her assistants are Mrs. Florence Transit' corporation $7.20, Mr. Ben- tions arc ample and in other respects 1 on without diminution. 1 have" viewed by Mrs, John R. Smith in were for parking automobiles over- ^'J. W..McIntosh, "Comptroller. '. closely observed tho tremendous ben- tho various branches for tho past Bennett and Mrs. Bello Wolfe. nett $8.47, Mr. Thorno $10.95, Mr. the new meeting place has many ad- Some of tha terms used In the re- year: March, Tho picnic of tho Etntracht Sing- Henry §12. vantages over the one previously time. efits of this work both to tho boys port are unfamiliar to pereons; not Kaveslnk '. - ~ ...... 2(1.158 April, tho inonth of Shakespeare's ing society, which was to have been No. 11, East Keansburg to Leonar- used. A license waa ordered issued to and to tho communitieo of thlB urea. held" by Joseph engaged in the banking business "Response In tho first few days of Middle town - -—• * 8,341 birth, will bo devoted principally to held Sunday at the Mooso picnio do—Contract now Charles A. Johnson to sell beer at Klvor Tlaza 8,714 quotations from his works, to be sub- grounds, was postponed until Sun- Wacker of Port Monmouth. Mr. 172 Monmouth street. Requests for and they require explanation for our ^campaign for funds has been Port Monmouth —. 5,524 Benett $9.23, Rollo Transit corpora- Juvenile Pyschic At licenses by Thomas Stoble and Mrs. thia reason. The term "bills receiv- East Keanaburc - --, G.873 mitted bv members. Poetry week in day, July 30, at which tlma a silver extremely gratifying, but wo must tion $9.60, Charles Stava ?12, Mr. Ida Buffa of Shrewsbury avenue able" means money duo to tho .bank Health Center (Bolford) - 4,427 May -will bo featured by modern loving cup will bo awarded to theWacker $14. certainly have tho full amount Risked Leonardo ~ 6,846 poetry submitted by Mrs. Hosea The Strand For Week were not approved. No reason was borrowed on notes. Tho term "assets for if wo aro to avoid crippling'cuts 463 winner of a horseshoe pitching con- No. 12, Gillvlllo to Leonardo—Con, Bed Hill _ - Chark, Mrs. Victor King, Mrs. Wil- test. tract now held by Mr, Seeley. Mr. given for this action. other than bills receivable" com- and resultant loss of activities and Eycrett C55 Master Rus-Syl, juvenile psychic prises the bank building, fixtures^ boys. Uncrott —- 2,820 liam Johnstone, Mrs. Harry Morford On Sunday, August 13, tho Moose Seeley $9.95, Mr. Thorne $10.95, Boro The Brighton bus company of New Leonardo High School 14,846 and Mrs. Frank S. Curtis. Tho Busses $12.50, Mr. Burdge ?15. who last year entertained audiences York asked for permission to make bonds and other possessions of th® ai"o planning to entertain several No. 13, Nutswamp to Leonardo— of tho Strand theater for a week, "As a resident of Red Bank, I Library cur 13.0CC year'3 program will be concluded in hundred persons at their stops on Bridge avenue to receive bank. . > want to appeal to Red Bank citizens Juno by a covered dish luncheon. annual Contract now held by Mr. Brasch. will return to that playhouse for an- and discharge passengers. The place Total 09,031 clambake at Wayside. Jack Bogar- Mr. Brasch J8.95, Mr. Blschoff $10.40, other week's engagement beginning The first group of figures listed In particular to respond cordially The circulation of tho library for Mr. McLean $11.77, Boro Busses $15. where the company wants to make under tho heading, "Assets April 15," and liberally to tho workers on our duo and August Kleinschmldt will be Monday, July 24. In additidriHo en- stops is only a short distance from tho past ten years Is as follows: in charge. tertaining audiences from the stage shows the assets of the bank when local committee during tho last days Eleven-Cent Party Two bids were rejected, one be- the stopping point of the Kollo Tran- Mr. Ailing became receiver. At that of solicitation this weok. Wo must 1022-3 . 21,447 cause it arrived too late to meet le- ho will give private readings in ansit- corporation, y Mr. Gopslll stated 1023-4 . 34,608 office in the theater, during and af- time the money duo to tho toanlf on not fail to put Rod Bank on record 1024-6 . 38,807 gal requirements and one becauso it that the Rollo company was giving notes was $1,5-10,306.16. Tho second 1 At Players' Club Mrs. Tony Hunting was not scaled and did not have a ter tho shows. as " being 300% Gold to scouting. Wo 1026.6 . 36,824 very satisfactory service and that he group of figures under the heading, cannot lot tho boys down. I am 1026-7 . 46,604 certified check as a guarantee ot Master Rus-Syl has just completed y y 1027-8 . 60.677 The first of a series of special In Plays At Deal did not think it would be fair "Remaining Assets Uneollected," sure that tho whole scout organiza- 1!)2B-D . 60,780 Wednesday night "eleven-cent" par- good faith. a tour of the "Warner Brothers and 1920-30 07,802 At tho outset of the meeting Rev. permip t the Brightog n company shows the a3aeta of the institution tion of both men and boys will join ties will take placo tonight at tho Slcouras theater circuits througout June 30. The money duo on notes me in full appreciation of liboral 1030-31 70,fllfi Mrs. Tony Hunting of Fair Haven Ernest W. Mandoville, ono of the new New Jersey, New York and Penn- make stops at the placl e designatedi d 1931-32 S0.020 Players' boat club at Fair Haven. will mako her premiere tonight with No action wa3 taken on the Brighton at that time was $1,384,683.-18, indl-, support in this campaign in getting 1932-33 90,031 members of tho board, stated that sylvania. It will bo "Ladles' Auxiliary Night," the Deal stock company in tho show company's request. eating that payment on these loana^ Red Bank's full quota. and chili con carno will be served. "The Cool of the Evening," which tho minutes of the previous meeting 1 were incorrect in a number of re- IMPORTANT: A letter wag received from the lad been made to tho amount of "Let's back up Applognte, Corn- Music for dancing will be provided will bo presented four nights at the chamber of commerce stating that a $155,622.08. Thl3 will probably como - well, Farrow, Strong, Mount nnd tho by Larry LnRos and his orchestra. gards. He suggested that William Doctor To Move To Deal casino, beginning tonight. Thia M. Pctlngale, tho district clerk, and To Homo Owners of the Present number of articles have been taken as a surprise to many residents of other leaders who aro giving their Entertnlnmcnt from New York show will eventually be produced on by thieves from automobiles >which time for this cause." himself hold a conference to arrange and ITuture. thia locality, for rumor3 which ap-", New Quarters Soon will featuro the regular Saturday Broadway. Mr3. Hunting has a for remedying the errors. A motion If within the next two or three were In the public parking space poarcd to bear the earmarks of au- night dance this week. Tho club i3 prominent rolo in the performance. to this effect was unanimously car- years you contemplate building a near White, street. The letter stated henticity wero circulated that con- sponsoring a chicken dinner Sunday Another actress to make her debut home, or to remodel, repair or mod- that If these pettv thefts continued Dr. A, Alfred Podcll of West Front ried. ernize your present home the rapid siderably more than this amount Red Bank Juvenile for members and guests, and so farwith tho company tonight is Miss shoppers would become afraid to had been collected. Gtrcet, •who IB remodeling tho house many reservations havo been made. Sonic time ago the board wrote a recovery taking place in wages and ot 51 East Front street for an office Marie Adoll of Oceanport, former letter to the New Jersey Taxpayers' prices, gives you something serious use the parking space and the busi- The first Item under the heading Thespians on Radio and living quarters, expects to move The auxiliary held a business leading lady for Walter Hampdcn. association for suggestions as to ef- to think about right now. ess streets would be conjested 'with "liabilities" to termed "total claims thero about August 1. Tho dwelling meeting last night. Next Tuesday fecting economy in the management Your newspapers and' radio tell parked cars. Mr. Gopslll caid that proven on unsecured liabilities." 1 Throo "led Bank youngsters who Is being remodeled into a Colonial night will bo "social night" and the To Open New Bridge. of tho school. A reply was read nt you that the wages of a million work- tho police would bo instructed to pa- This means the money of depositors typo dwelling, and extensive alter- hostesses will bo Mrs. Richard Mc- ers have been advanced. Wages in trol the parking space to a greater aro playing tho prologue of "Ride A Councilman Jacob S. Hoffman, tho meeting last week and it was the building trades arc bound to fol- who havo mado claims. Most of tha Cock Horse," the current production ations aro being mado to both tho In Allister, Mrs. Clarence A. Legg, Mrs. voted to asic the association to have extent than heretofore and that later depositors have not presented their who is chairman of the Highlands low. Prices of building materials on an unemployed man would be sta- at tho Red Bank theater at tho Elks' terlor and oxtorlor. Tho medical of- Mary Curl and Mrs. Ralph Delia a representative at the next meeting are going up. claims. Tho latest dato for them to Toali. committee In chargo of the new tioned there permanently to prevent club; will participate In a radio broad- fice will be modern in ovory detail. bridge opening celebration, has writ- to explain how the schools could be This means that every day's delay do thl3 Is August 16. Tho torra cast of tho prologuo over station rim for less money without impair- in going ahead with a construction or robberies. Dr. Podoll hns been practicing In ten tho state highway commission Charles "total unproven unsecured claims" WJBI Thursday afternoon, July 20, Red Bank tho past six years. VHo is PLEASED WITH RESULTS. ment of service. repair project meana higher cost. Wesson of Fair Haven relatea to tho money of depositors requesting a definite (late for the The National Recovery program has at flvo o'clock. Jack Hammell piaya nsslstant surgeon on the staff nf the It way voted to renew the board's asked for permission to have a taxi- who havo not yet presented their tho rolo of Stewart, Doris Hlrach Hulkllng and Loan Finds That Reg- brldgo opening. Tho roadway on the gained such momentum that stock cab stand near the station. Ho was RIvervicw hospital nnd ho la also o bridgo iy completed, but tho ap-contract with the health association market values have increased 109% ilaims. Tho term "total secured play:) tho part of Janet nnd Mary tho HtnffB of tho IjOng Branch hos- ister Advertising Fays, proaches havo not yet boon paveii, for henllh service and other work. filnce March 12; whnfit in up todny to informed that such a request must liihillty outstanding unpaid" refore Jcno Mcllugh plays Camilla. Also pital and tlio Good Samaritan dis- It Is understood, however, that the Tho board is $300 In arrears on thi3 $1.26; car loadings have increased bo made to the police department. :f» trust money in tho bank for ths In tho cast will bo Clurenco Thomp- Ofllclnls of tho Mainstay building more than any time since tho depres- pensary at Now York. and loan association aro very much brldgo will bo thrown open to trntlic, contract and instructions were given Mr. Gopsill stated that he did not.settlement of estates. This money son, a professional nctor, who playn to pay the money to the association sion began. Realty values must re- favor issuing licenses for taxlcab Undo Janpcv. plensetl over tho results which they temporarily, early in August when- cover in line with advances in other •\ a preferred claim nnd It 1B SS~ QUADRANGLE CLUB DANCK. received from their notice In Thoever It is necessary to avoid any us soon as it becomes available. ilelds. Great changes have occurred stands to parties who do not live, at urc-d by bond!!. It will bs noted The scone of tho prologuo Is laid Register advertising that they would traffic tie-up3 at tho old bridge. F. Howard Lloyd, the supervising since tho New Deal, but even more Red Bank. that the term "cash on hand" listed in the coiner of a bnrn in tho west- It Will Bo Held Saturday at tho make loans up to $3,000 on mort- principal of schools, was Instructed profound changes are bound to oc- in tho first group of figures doea not ern part of New York state in the Molly Fltchor Hotel. gngon. They fitnto that they received to get bids for printing tho school cul. ln t)l0 immediate future. A CORRECTION'. appear later, indicating that It lias year 1018. many applications for such loans Community Club Card Pnrty. ! hand book at a cost not to exceed ! These must result ln greater pur- licen used to dhxhai'Ko come of ths Tho Quadrangle club of Rod Bank from parties desirous of building A card party for tho bene/lt of the i $350. J cluising power of the people and Frank Huvilund la Receiving $0 Not liabilities of tho hank. will hold lta annual mid-summer ,_ BOAT TICIP. homes anil that within a «hort time Community club will bo held TUCK- I After the meeting Rev. Ernest W. "iRher prices for commoditiesC , M IVr Day. In the thin! group of figures under tlnnco Saturday ' night at tho Molly n number of now dwellings will bo day August 15, at the home of Mrs, Mandeville expressed gra.lncation ihi?l*™% ^ZS^T$ tho caption "liabilities" nro tws Pitcher hotel, Tho festivities will started at Red Rank. A. J. Miller, Yesterday afternoon over tho bus bids. He recalled that , promising yourself The report that Frank llavilnnd Indies' IJowlliiK Club To Take yoyouu havlavec hccbeenn r. received $8 p«r tiny for carpenter terniH, "total ledlacounts unpaid" Simrfy Hook Trip, tnko placo in tho ballroom of tho plans were mado for the annual har- during tile board of education elec-, may coat you 80'/Oor more than It inay coiii you i)U',o ui inoie uitm IL V> , .. . . . nnd "total bills payable unpaid." Ths building and music will bo furnished Chicken Supper nnd Fair. vest homo for tho benefit of the club. lion campaign lnut winter tho three 'lnuros HO Hated aftgroj.'ulc $331,081.4* Tho Lady Klkf) bowling club of the by Howard Lango nnd hla Eight Mrs. James J, Taylor is chairman <>( j new members of the board, Mrs. Adc- woullittld e todayground—wh. Youy hav waie alreadt longery los? t I wafwori kJi ndon errore a. t thMre, Hollaviland Hand k formerschool-s Red Bnnk loclgo of Ulka havo ar- Tho annunl chicken nupper nnd Tho groat uncertainty In over. The ly received ouch compensation but and they comprise money owed to Aces for live houni of continuous the harvest home committee. A bun- j line Moffat, Oliver Williams and hirn- the federal reoervo haiikliiK system ranged with the Central Railroad dancing, stnrtlni; at nlno o'clock. A carnival of Ht. Cuthcrino'n church, worst him happened. No one doubt- it waa cut to $0 per day about six co party will bo held at the club-| self, hud Issued a Htulemeiil that nt ed Ihut the bent would happen ;;ome •mil to tho Reconstruction Vlnancs company for an evonlng'ij sail on tholaigo number of tnbleo and chalru Kverott, will bo hold Wednesday house Wednesday, August 2, wltli least 510,000 could be saved by put- months ago. Mr. llaviland, who la islght, August It, on tlio grouuda of r day. America in on the threshold of the owner of a construction hufii- Corporation. When tho banking ho!- steamer Handy Hook on Wednesday, will bo placed outdoors on tho ter- Mrs. Henry Pausch In charge. jtinf; out the contract)! for bldn. I p a new era. Tho public; hun suffered August 1). Tho party will leave At- St.. Gubrli'l' 'hurch, Bnulovolt. A ni'3!i, lii not steadily employed by the iiiay wan cloclaliMl lunt March tiled* 1 raco next to tho ballroom for those :;nld that for eight ycura prior to (ant from "mipprciweil de:dreH." These de- ltmtlo Highland. ! at ton o'clock and ton of cnnl I ?10 In gahl will bo 1 board of education, but he mnlioa Imbllltlci wero $S('iT,<)00, or »138,0W> who wlrjh to uno thorn. B. Alan Itfreinen Clonr Ton Hollars. week contract. * were not awarded on i Hirei s arc aboubt t to breabk k outt, andd are will enjoy a trip acrowi Ilarltan hay (liopoacd of o. io co-oporatlvo plan. a competitive) bidding bnsiH. | tho Unit concreto al|;n of better lopalrn and (loe:s other work when than nt proMent, Indicating Parker In gonernl clmlnnnn of tho ( Tho Lincroft fire company iliiiiuiseil Unit nivnu'uti tr) tho amount ot tits and through Now York harbor, re- committed in charge nnd rencrva- Itov. John J. h .t In general oliair- Mr. Mnndcvlllo mild Hint the pr«-(tlmcn. Rcaourecs of nomethlnj; over it Is nccaiiuny. turning by ruonullghl, iihould tho mim nnd hlri RBS, Mitrs nro Mrs. JiUl- of fivo dollaru Ia:st Thursday on the \ blUionn of, dolluni that hnvn been ,t mentioned llj'mr) liml 1i'in imsfo tionn may bo mndp with him. lie .M...I.,.. that nt k'HHt Jiri.OOO could |)n ; tJilllona of, dollurii that hnvo been J night ho clear. Tickets for the out- wnrd Rowe, Mrn.N largo A. Mnusor co-oporaUvo plan and it wan won by | *j »™«lficl are coming into circulation. 1 ho lepoit dm i not ineitH'» . 1 ntnte.'i that thn pnriy will hnvo BOV- 'lilting In Iluslnoss Hi Vcurtj. ln& Hi"!) helm - ftnld by momboni of tho nnd Mi'd. Martin J, 'Colly. James J. Hogan of Red Hank. Thn;n The Maicun store at eight Ilroad WIH'HKU or not tin lioiuln mint I bv cluli. ornl imiprlfjo features. «nnn oro than t Iio h ink liuvii hci'ii c»ld, but It \/«ill 1 istrect, nf which Mr.'!, K.'ithei l£o;io 1'lun Curd Tuily tit bocii mnilo on Juno .10 hut nil tlio it ^,, (it ttulli nti' tlmt thiy )ii(! t,<» Country Club Dnnon. hiup pencil inn- a vny m-uln bntln havo jtlonty of n;i:uirancp that, their in proprietor, linn a lnrj;o advertise- t'hniifrn 111 Oirllfm I"ti)[;riiin. Preparation!! aro being mado for a (iharo.-i wero not In at that time, 'V\w 'to verify thli; fad. He ntoady cnrnlngn will continue to nllf- dli pond or. If t 111 > H ths (j-1 The inlil-munmnr dnnco of tho net profits to tho company wn.'i nboiU y mild he had llr.o for food and clotlilnic. and thia ment on tlio fourth po.Ro of thin lo- ennl jiurty to bo hold at tho Ahern nott. l tho biink \.unld Mitm to Im In faftln Instant of "I'rlvntf! Dctnctlvn 02" .Swimming nivcr country club will ton dollars. ll^iircd nut juitt how much tho .•nirpluM beoomeii expendable at once. mio, announcing itn 31nt, nimlvcni- comlltlim thin Hi" lOjmit rli(i>»i h" with William Powell, whloh wan or- pavilion for tlio benefit of tho Church Credit tincen mobilized under the 1 Iio hold i\t tho clubhouno Hiiturdny of Oui' Lady of Porpelnul Help, IvlrH would bo lint 11ml It wan ap- aiy tmln on Thurisiiay, i' tiduy mul oini >• IIUIHII rly f¥i f Hilt iginally booked to play at tho Carl- parent without the aid of much niitli- government had had almont an Im-Saturday of this week. ton thimtcr on iiinidny ami Mondny evening, July 20. Alan Woolloy and John It. Ahem i:i chairman of the Illver I'lniii C'nril Flirty. mctlo that tlw cost would be cut In mediate effect. lUlHlne.'ui Hcntlmcnt Isi hnvn i leatly limmiiiil In v iltw it l.ln orchestra will furnish tho lmiuli: bettor. lati Tim Ijf/jjli'lor Inn til'1' V*fi'* (if next WIIKU, anil which hi given an committee, A mooting will ho hold A card party to raltio money for hall' or ulnioiit no. flui attraction far thosio two dnyu In for dnnchif;. Mr. and Mm. Jack In tho church hnfsomont tonight U I'UHl year tin) co:'t of bun tniniipor- Inaaniuch a:i thlr) Association has I'ly Ovur Italian Alrllrot. out i HUM i to « I'tinln tlin j>tt ut* Hohroy will I(H:(!|VO tho f;ucr)t.'i. library work of thn Community dull profound belief mit\ cimlhlonco in tlio Clojuui uml open pitmen leavn tlotl niiiKit vnlim <>t Hi' it hi Kb u\* > th« umufH'mnnt column i>l!!cwliMi! in iniiko nrrniigomnntn fur tho affair. >«f Klver I'lazn will Iio held Tucmlny tntlon for Midtlliaown township pu- ' nir port every hour. fipm'tnl plln wan $10,-17, of which approxi- above fjtatomentii WR aro eonniilorlntf p y p Infuiin itlurt \.iiiiM t'liii,/ *•" h ll-''' thl.'i lri!im\ of Tho Jt«i;liitDi*, tlio fen- , $7 por If My Over Italian Alri!«>t. nftomoon nt half-pant two o'clock nt mort|;afio application:! up to em For reriorvitlnu on thn ipii Hurl (»f \/h it > lui'd "lli'it nr Hom>u" with Cnuiitnnc") Midsummer Ci\u\ Farty. tho homo ot Mrfi. Frank Marclaitolii mately $30,000 wii'i piiid by tho ntiito amount of $'t,0(1(1. cull Hod Hunk 1730.-Advoi'tlnflinent. CMouod and ojjon plfuu'fi leiivo llnl It |( |1OH IlllO t» II '•.'. «> I ml, JJomiiitt, .foci McCraa mill John Jl/U and $10,000 liy ilio towniihlp. Mr. Maln.'itay BnildlaK nnd Loan *£>, -ew , Ilimk nlr port ovoiy hour. Hpeciol A inldnummor enrd party will ba of 1*2 lludHon nvonue, Ited Hanh. Tim oiilii lima t!i «'•' lldny will bo iihown. hold by tho Ladles' Hebrew oaraocla- MnndovJlii) cnllfld nttontlon to the j\:i,'-iod;i(lon, Dr. Dunn, mirfronn ohlrop(nllni, rate;!, $7 per periion. Kor reunrvntlon I'rlMff will bo i;lvcn nt ench table. fact that by awarding Iho conlraotfi Wnuli^ I > ' 111 l the I'linno iced liunli 310B-W.—AUvortlne- AllliiR t<> ilUul • I i-'tt !'i' Tioolt! Thn niggrnt I!uy of lllS.'l. tel on Chelnea nvnnua, Long Branch, Trunt Company, J Pnntlnr. Knonoriiy Kti1 on Tilctilny, July 'Si, at eight o'clock 300 now lilfth nrm!o filiimlmil n $5,000 pot- yew, nr $1(1,000 for n thvof!- th(.t (ha i,~"(il d'» - fill- fit. Gnht'lpl'fi rhllirli, Vrnilnveit, Urea (y U« cxpsmim, bo- nnd rcjMtjreil. 'frubln'ri, BH Br«#f| ali n tluM ijf 4 H *> k* i< V phon« 30i>&Adtit * f,,,- ovory eed. 1,co 70-79 White '" lA#«tU»E»SBt i Socialists At BEACH PARTY AT BEAL. OAR mm OMJLAB. MassacSiiuetis Antolst Passed the Miss Margaret Loftus of Tinton Newark Haa Has Unusual Ae-elteit Bed Light. WES Host Blonflay Kiglit. ca West Beigea Hues. The corner of Broad street and ^— Margaret Loftus of Tinton . , , _ William Strumbunn of Newaric es- Falls entertained at a beach party ! Association Forinea at caped serious injury early Sunday Gilbert if. Keith of Fair Haven, Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, was They Will Hold Forth Sunday Celebration en t!» Lawn of (ha who conducted an office eg iuotlc« at " Sector ef Church of Our Ledy ths Bcene of another EDI-IOUS accident Monday nlsht at Deal. Among her ' —Situation is Considered Ser- morning when ho lost control of hla Little Silver Metitoditt Church of Perpetual Help Paswsd last week when a car failed to stop Afternoon at Theron Mc- guests were Miss Ethel Dreyer, Dav- car and ran into a cellar on West the peace at Rod Bank for several Campbell's Sylvan Rostrum at id Scott and James Loftus of Tinton ious—Conference Planned Bergen place. He was turning l«*t Will be Held Friday Night— years, ssweutea his will last August. Aw$y to Providence, Rhode for the traflio light and crashed In- nto West Bergen place from Bridge Ho bequeathed his entire «tat«'to to another car. The four persons In Holmdel. Falls, Mies Louise Soviero, Mies Dor- With Higher Officials. MiHtary Mmi Concert hla wif«, Mary A. Keith. Ha appoint* • Itiand, Thonday tha accident escaped injury but the othy Copperthwaite, Clifford Meade avenue when hlu car mounted the Tho Socialists will be tha first po- and Richard Dougherty of Red An organization to bo known as curbing and struck a small les house A community celebration, Includ- ed his wife aad John A. Connors us- On Thursday, July 13, Rev. Thorn cars -were badly damaged. Son!aUBM°a'cw«™ and «lc Seabrlght Beachfront Protective ing aa old-fashioned outdoor gong* icutora. aa K Keama, pastor of Our lady Henry Kronlck of Massachusetts, litical organization to make usse of Bank; Mlsa Sonia MaczysEyn and formed at a dinner owned by Peter Pettinto of West Aasemblyman Theron McCampbell's Francis Lee Bergen place. A sign on the housa test and entertainment will bo held Ma Minnie T. Mulder of Middle- of Perpetual Help church at High- who, was driving north on Broad ^LliZ^L^Z Monday night at tho Peninsula ho- was damaged and the email cement Friday night on the grounds of tha town townehlp mada her will In 1931. land®, died at the residence of Tils street passed tho red light and hit sylvan forum at Holmdel free of Dempaey and Edward Throckmorton tel at that place. Ita object Is to She made bequests of Jewelry to tier a car crossing Broad street and driv- charge this summer. They will hold of Long Branch, Mlas Grace Jones block building was badly damaged. Methodist church at Little ."Uver.-im- brother at Providence, Bhode Island. a meeting there Sunday afternoon. of Medford. MIBS Marlon Ayers of seek financial assistance from tho Tho car came to a atop Jn a cellar der tha auspices of the church. Ail laughter, Mary E. Travera, and her Father K«ania was born In Provi- en by Jofirph Toher of Oceanport. federal and state governments, for of a building which burned down Interested persons aro invited, ion, William J. Mulder. All tho rest Ths ICronlek car skidded with locked No admission lea will bo charged Colllngawood, Mlsn Elizabeth New- building jetties and bulkheads to )f her estate waa left to her' hus- dence and. attended the parochial and nothing will be offered for sale. mnji_and Bud Stlllman of Spring several years ago, Sorgt. Joseph Tha festivities will begin at half- school of that city. He then attend- brakes and turned over, Kronlck, his protect Seabrlght. Tho principal Sheedy Investigated the accident. past seven o'clock with a concert by band. John B. Mulder, and ha waa ed at- Charles collego at Elllcott wife and child being removed The object of the meeting is to form Lako and Misses Connie Collova and BpeaUer waa Senator Frank Durand, appointed executor. through a window of tho car. Tober'a a Socialist party, county organiza- Elverna Headley of Atlantic City. who stated that the assessed valua- tho Fort Monmouth wllltary band. City, Maryland, and completed Wo tion. Among thoso expected to bo At eight o'clock there will bo singing Amanda Imlay of Eatontown left theological counss at Our Lady of car was able to proceed under its **«> tion of property along tho coast was by ths Traveling; Four Spiritual col- SPOO to the West Lonjr Branch ceme- own power and the other car was present and to make an address is fifty per cent higher than inland tery for the care of her burial plot lha Angel seminary, Niagara Fallo, towned to Sanders' garage. Officer Herman F. Nleffner of Camdon, tho i property In tho state. He aloo said Show For Firemen ored male quartet of Red Bank. This NftW York. ,,,, Socialist candidate for United States will bo followed by the presentation In a will which she executed In 1831. Father K«arni was ordained in Otto Herden investigated the acci- that near tho end of the last.session of Mayor Elian B. Black and the She mada bequests of S100 each!to dent. senator last year. of the state legislature he Introduced tho Star of tho Soa academy at I»ong the seminary chapel on Juno 6, 1903, a bill to provido state aid for beach councllmen of LHtlo Silver by Rev. by the Eight Rov. Thomas W. Shan- Mr. McCampbell, who Is a Demo- John Blair. A tcn-uiimita tcillt will Branch, the Catholio Daughters'of crat, has given free leavo to tho So- I fronk tn protectionon li , but no action' was Long Branch and to tha rector oS shnn, then bishop of Harriebunr, claliiita to go ahead and critlclso tho An Undenominational Place of t» ° \' measure owing to the It Was Given at tho Leonardo be made by Chaplain Reynolds of tha Star of tho Sea church at tha Pennsylvania. In the dlocesa oi ,,, ,. , . ,i /-, : lack of funds. It was brought out at Fort Mbnmbuth, Other leatures will Trenton, .Father Keama acted as as- lannmg Democratic party as far as they want n High School Last Week for Include eonga by Warren, Albert and tlma of her death, the latter cum ts to, including himself. He sayo there Worship Opened in tns Uoa- th0 meeting that the borough of Sea- the Benefit of Two Belted bo U88d In Baying masses. A bequatt sistant at churchea in Atlantic) City, ara lots of things about the Demo- pel Mission Building—Clubs bright and owners of private prop- Charles Danao, readings by Mra. Mt- of J260 was left to the Long Brancli Laltewood, Bernardsvills and St. erty have spent 5850,000 for protec- Fire Companies. chael Sherry of Kayport, an Imper- Trust company, tho money to bo dis- Mary's cathedral at Trenton. Ho cratic party which merit criticism tion of beaches there. This sum sonated comic song by Mrs. John and still more things about the Re- Organized for Young Folks. A variety show for tha benefit of tributed to such charities as they era acted as pastor at the churches in Ideal Beach Commission Will publican party which should be de- does not Include money recolvcd Gallagher of Fort Monmont, com- fit, and In accordance with ;ug@e&> Elamlngton, Cape May and Mlllvills. Have Debris and Other Un- Gospel mission services are being Chemical and Independent flro com- munity singing of old familiar songs, tions she had mado to tho company. On April i, 1914, the late Bishop Mc- nounced. But he says that If the held every Sunday aftornoon at the from state and county. It was tho panies of Belford was given Friday recognition of visiting pastors and sightly Things Removed and Socialists regard the Democratic concensus of thoso present that a evening at the Leonardo grammar Mtjry Ann Egan of West Long Faul appointed Father Kearna pas- party as tho worst of tho two major Community church on Main street friends and a short mystery piny di- Branch waa boqueathod $100. AH tho tor of the Church of Our Lady at Will Enforce Conduct Rules. at Port Monmouth near the former Berious condition exists and that fed- school auditorium Sefore a large and rected by John McNftUy and given rest of her estate was divided equally political organizations he wont do a eral and state aid should bo forth- appreciative audience. It waa under Highlands. thing to keep them from saying so, schoolhouse. The Sunday-school by Little Bllver folks. itnoag Annie Darby, E)len Gllroy Tho fast-growing congregation at Ideal Beach at East Keansburg is meets at half past two o'clock and coming immedlatoly. the direction of John O. Scott of Tha play Is entitled "What's the and Andrew Knott Tho Lons tha Highlands mada tho original attracting larger numbers of pleas- nor will he interject one word of de- preaching services aro held at three J. A. Howland of Seabrlght, In a Jersey City, with C. B. Jelm of Bel- Matter?" The cast will be aa fol- Branch Trust company was appoint- ure seekers than ever beforo as a fense if they criticise any of his acts letter to the association, stated that ford acting'as master of ceremonies. frame church too small to accommo- aa a Democratic aasemblyman. o'clock. Prayer meetings are held lows: ed executor of tho will, , , date tho number of aummer parish- consequence of the public having Tuesday evenings at eight o'clock. he has recommended to Governor A. Kass's "Musical Acea provided the Bob Raymond Martin ioners and visitors. Therefore, in been excluded from other beaches. Mr. McCampbell eays ho is not in- Thoso In charge state that tho Hurry Moore and the state board of music. Tho firemen aro vary much jBtpiir " , Lloyd McNolly A great deal of refuse and other terested at all about such matters. commerce and navigation the erec- pleased over tho financial outcome Mr>. Pnlmor ....—. Hr». Fred Hurley Hairdressers' 1029 ground was broken lor a beau- church is not denominational and .lr». Foster ...... Mrs. WlllUm II. Cnrhnrt tiful and moro commodious church, matter has been thrown on the He says tho main idea which he that its chief purposes aro to pro-, tion of a series of jetties from San- and they state that they wish to tfrs. Howard Mrn. Charles Imiay The Hairdressers Bureau of NfiW which was dedicated In August, 1931. beach and tho behavior of some of wants to "put across" is that folks vide a place of worship and to lead dy Hook to tho southern ond of Soa- thank all who assisted them In mak- Mre. Ober Mrs. Theodora Martin Jersey, comprising the loading beaut- Although Father Kearns did not live the bathers has been undesirable. who attend tho meetings at his wood- bright as the only way to combat ing the show a succoss. After the Mrs. Solby _ Mrn. Victor Sattar icians of the state, feels that recent young peoplo in Christian activities./ erosion by the sea and protect prop- Mra. Wilson Mrs. Alonto Curchln long after to enjoy the fruits of his The beach is owned by Middle- land forum wont bo bothered by Boys' and girla' clubs have beon or- show thoso who took part wero the Mrs. Harrington Mrn, John McNaity legislation in tha state brings them labor, the church at Highlands will town township and it Is in charge poiaon Ivy, mosquitoes or various ganized and Boy and Girl Scout erty from damage and destruction, guests of both flro companies at Mlas Roberti M(i> Marls lloiiocii oo much under tho sway of the Bar- stand as a monument to his memory. of a committee appointed by the othor unwelcome things associated Tho cost of hiis project is esttmatotitd Joseph Halllday's Mcadowview Inn bers, and to illocuns tha recently with hot weather In rural surround- troops will bo formed. Tho young Thero will ba ample seat accom- The body of Father Kcarno was township committee of Mlddlotown people have a choir and they aro to be J550.O0O. at Belford, where a buffet lunch was modations and ushers will bs In at- passed so-called barbers' law, and to township. A meeting of tho beach ings. Tho forum is located in a Mayor William R. Fowler, Sr., was Borved and tho program was re- formulate a code for hairdressers brought to Highlands Friday morn- shady grove, has been put in flrst- planning many social activities. tendance. Ice cream and eois. water Ing. In the afternoon at four o'clock park committee was held last week elected president of tho association peated. will be on sale. which will bo suitable and practicable and plans wero made to enforce rules class condition and the roads leading A Sunday-school attendance con- and Assessor Walter J. Sweeney was undor tho National Industrial Recov- Rev. John J; Henry, who IB acting; to it have been repaired. test is bolng conducted which will MoBt of tho performer^ aro pro- In tho event of stormy weather tha as temporary administrator, togeth- which would prevent undesirable , chosen secretary. Plans aro under fessional cntortainers of renown. celebration will bs held Monday ery act, Monmouth county beautf« er with the priests of tho neighbor- conditions at tho park. The com- Tho Socialists of Monmouth coun- end September 17, when the losing |way for another meeting to bo held Tho program comprised selections night clans will hold a mass mooting 'at ing parishes, cecorted the body to mittee elected Edwin Roche chair- ty havo asked Mr. McCampbell to al- side will entertain tho winning side, iBno rtly at which Victor Jelineau, di- by Mica Jean Lasky, a radio singer; tho convention hall, opposite tha the church, whero it lay in state un- man, Harold B. Youngs vice chair- low them to hold a meeting In Sep- Tho women of the church havo jrec tor of tho stato board of corn- ballet dancing by Violet Holtanon Berkoloy-Carteret hotel ot Aabury tH Saturday morning. Tho men of man and Charles Rupp secretary, tember to bo addresses by Norman formed a mission aid society. All .mc rce and navigation; Senator W. of tho Brownswclgor school of Judge Again Park tonight at 8:30 P. M.' ' tha parish acted aa a guard of honor The other members of tho commit- Thomas, tho Socialist candidate for interested persons aro invited to at-; warron Barbour, Congressman Wll- dancing; two groups of selections by too are Mrs. Evelyn Klcissler, Mrs. tend tho services and meetings. Tho : ]|am H. Sutpbln, Sonator Durand from the time tho body was brought President last year. Tho date for tho Bayonne Lledorkranz, ona of the Rebuke© Lawyers Macon on Flight. Herman Bolz, Thadeus Bretton, thlB meeting has not been chosen, but church la the only one at Port Mon- and, representatives of federal and oldest organizations of its kind in Into the church until the tlma ot Thomas B. Dey, William Krueger Mr. McCampbell has assured the mouth. Tho building had been un- state commissions and other beach- The United Statoo Navy's now dlrr raws on Saturday morning. and Victor Grosslhgcr, the latter be- used a long time. front protective associations will bo New Jersey; ventriloquist stunta by Judge Thomas H. Brown of Hud- Iglble Macon passed over this vlcinr Socialists that no mattor what day is Harry Carlson and an associate; son county, sitting temporarily in A solemn requiem moos was cele- ing a member of tho township com- selected they can have the free use John Wubbenhorst, Percy Wesche I proient to formulate plans to secure hotcha singing by Kay Duff, humor- lty this morning about nine o'clock brated for tho repose of his ooul by mlttoo. of the forum, and Robert Fox, who aro theological i tho necessary funds, the county court at Freehold, Is con- when It went through some of Its aefc Esv. Michael H. Callahan of Atlan- student, aro supplying the pulpit. | Among those present at the meet- oua Btorlos by John Scott, two bari- tinuing his efforts to speed up ad- lal maneuvers. Two scout planeg UCB Highlands. Rev, John E. Mur- Tho members agreed to study Mr. McCampbell says ho will send They stato that if sick persons or < Ing Monday night were Senator Dur-tone selections by John Sohaub, tap ministration: of tho court work. Yes- were released from tho airship after ray of Seabrlght assisted as deacon methods employed at other beaches invitations to the Democratic execu- other parties desire them to mako and, Mayor Fowler, Assessor Sweo- dancing by Violet Heitancn, songs terday ho marked off thirteen cases which the planes made contact wltn tive committee of Monmouth county by tho Manz nlotcro and MIBB Muller on which there was no response when and Rev. Thomas Maher of New to preserve order and prevont un- and to tho Republican executive com- calls at their homes, they will bo noy, Edward W. Wiso, borough ot- ths dirigible. Theso maneuvers wero HOBmouth as snbdeocpn. Rev. Rich- sanitary conditions, and, at their Blart.tti do so, and that they can bo torney; E. W. Fary, clerk;. Herbert with accompaniment by Jo]in they wore called. Thcso must be repoatod several times as the ship next meeting they will aidopt rules mltteo to riiako uso of his forum free Bchaub and plaiio-aceordian selec- carded over until tho nest term. ard T. Crean, vlco chancellor of tho of charge. Last year he sent similar notified by telephoning Keansburg If. Young, James H. Johnson, Ed- tions by Charles Fraleigh, ono of the flew over hero. There wars many dlocesa of Trenton, waa master of and regulations to this end. Signs 141. ward A. Brown, M. J. Doveroaux, Ed- Judge Brown said tha lawyers must interested spectators who witnessed ceremonies. The sermon was de- hava been placed at various points invitations to both parties. Tho Dem- ward Welch and James P. Thorsen, crack aviators of the American Air- co-opcrato In the effort to clear the ocrats accepted, but tho Republicans The girls' club will meet Monday . . , ,, . ways lino. calendar. A week before he had crit- the operations. , livered by Rev. Thomas Kearney of along tho beach advising bathers did not. of tte h T Keansburg. Tho acolytes of tha that they will be punished if not afternoon at the homo of Miss Ethel »«*•ut 2"5 ow erB °6t,T Z?™?™* icised two lawvora whose cases wero mass were Rev. Edward A. McAn- properly attired. A crew of men Is Mr. McCampbell, In talking with a Reichert and the boys' club will [ «b° " beachfront prop- not ready, Yesterday Proaeoutor Fallo to Return Boat . • d«ws of Spring Lalte and Rev. engaged In cleaning the beach and Register reporter, seemed to be con- meet Tuesday afternoon at half past onus, Signal Company Tumen, who waa Interested In sev- Emll Stalder, proprietor of Staid? Charles Dusten of Woodbrldge. The Ita appearance has boon greatly im- siderably perturbed because the Re- two o'clock at the home of Carman eral civil actions, attempted to offer or'n boathou.Bc and grill off Rlvor- thurifer at the mass was Rev. Thom- proved. publicans did not make use of his Centanni. A meeting of ths Mission County Firement .Twelve Years Old an explanation of his Inability to Bide avenue, last week reported thp as Barry of Freehold. The final ab- forum. He said ho fearod that they Aid society was held yesterday af- present a case, Judgo Brown de- theft of a rowboat. It was rented solution waa given by Rt. Rev. M. R. The committee will hold another did not accept the invitation because ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. L. Meet At Seabright The First Signal company, Fort clared that he wanted no excuses, to a party for an hour, but the hour SpUIane, administrator of tho dio- meeting Friday, July 28, at which they thought it would not bo prop- Fox. A Girl Scout troop Is being Monmouth, yesterday observed tho that either tho case was ready or It and the day passed without the boat cese of Trenton. The priests' choir, time reports will bo made by room- er for them to criticise his party on organized undor tha direction of Mrs. The Seabrlght (Ire department en- twelfth anniversary of Its organiza- was not ready. being returned. Tho boat, painted undor tho direction of Rt. Rov. bera who have investigated methods land owned by him. Mr.McCamp- Arthur Coulter. All girls above tertained tho. Monmouth county fire- tion by celebrating what is known as orange nnd Wuck, was numbered 13. Mondgnpr Edward C. Grlffln, sang used at othor places to prevent the bcll said ha did not want thorn to elevon yeary s of agge who desire to men's association Su,nday afternoon "Organization Day," During the A reward has been offered for Us the mass. beaches from being disfigured and feel that way and that h& would Join the troop aro requested to noti- at Dowd's hall. Over 200 persons World war the First Signal com- 0I3ORB ORCHESTRA. return. Stalder sayo that In ths to prohibit disorderly conduct. The never critlclso them for finding fault fy Mrs. Courtor or Mrs. R. F. Ho- wero present. David Brotherton of pany (then designated the 2d Field many years he has beon In business Immediately after tho mass tho committee does not'expect to form- on his land with tha Democratic par- Burlington county, vice-president of Signal battalion) was awarded tho Eeheorral3 Tuesday Evenings at this Is the first Instance of s persnrt •body of Father Koarns was taken ulate a full program this year bo ty, President Roosevelt, Frank tho stato firemen's association, was French crolx de gucrro with two Studio nt Betmnr. hiring & boat and falling to return It* to tho placa of his birth, Providence, cause of the lateness of the season, Hague, himself or any other Demo- tho principal speaker and Jill main Bhode Island, under tho direction of palms and gilt star. It also has the Dr. Robert Watson Clalbourno of but tha peftple of East Koansburg crat. He said that in tho main he Governor Meore topio was tho contemplated revision distinction of bolng the only unit at the American orchestra has started Thomas J. King of that city. On ara hopeful that It will take action thought President Roosevelt was of tho constitution and by-laws ex- Radio Programs. '- Monday, July 17, another eolemn Fort Monmouth authorized to wear a shore orchestra for professional Prof. William Zerfll of the New next season which will* rernedy all making a good Job up to date, but Speaks At Rumsora pected to be mado at the state con- tho fouragierro, a decoration which arid amateur musicians. Rehearsals requlom mass was celebrated for- of the nuisances which they have that ho did not fully agreo with all vention at Atlantlo City in Septem- England conservatory of muolc will the roposo of his eoul In the church was bestowed upon it by tho French aro being held Tuosday evenlngB at give another radio talk on vocal art undergono this aummer. the policies of tho national adminis- At the third annual garden party ber. government In recognition of its long the Mary Agnes Dillon studio at Bol- where Father Kearns waa baptized, tration. With regard to Frank of the Monmouth county Y. M. C. A. tonight at 7:15 o'clock over station received his first Holy Communion, Joseph O'Brien of the welfare de- list of battle achievements and re- mar. Part of tho program In on- WJBI of Rod Bank. HIo topic will Hague he said that ho doubted if the Saturday at "Popomora," the Bum- partment of tho Jersey Central Pow- markable exhibition of courage nnd titled "MUBIO In a Changing World." waa confirmed and celebrated his Republican spellbinders, If they or- son estate of Mr. and Mrs. Henry bo "Has tho Instruction of Vocal first solemn mass aa a priest. Sev- Wants Search of er and Light company gave a talk valor. It has -always been ono of Persons Interested In inuolo ara In- Art Become a Racket." atod at the forum, would utter more Kohl, the principal address was made on safety and first aid methods with tho most powerful fighting units of vited to attend the Tuesday evening aral of the prlosto of the dloceso at- criticism of this Democratic leader by Governor A. Harry Moore, who Mrg. Arthur Mayhew of Red Banlt tended the funeral mass at Provi- regard" to gas and olectrlcity in con- tho United States army.. programs at' the studio at 002 F Boats Stopped than he had dono himself. Mr. Mc- declared that of tho many persons nection with flro fighting. Other street. Last night a delegation from will resume her radio program, "Ths dence. Cnmpbell aald ho had no personal committed to Sing Sing prison not "Organization Day" consisted of a Dream Peddler," Friday night o| Senator W. Warren Barbour yes- speakers wero Mayor William R. RumBon was present. In. tho party At the mass in Highlands tho fol- criticism to mako of Hague but that ono of them «ver was a Boy Scout. Fowler, Sr., and Assessor Walter J. series of athletic events in tho morn- wero Miss Elizabeth Connolly, Misses this week at 8:30 o'clock over WJBL lowing priests attended: Rt. Rev. terday asked the coast guard com- ho thought Hague, because of hla Ho declared that this Is tho result of Ing, Including a baseball game be- mandant, Rear Admiral Harry G, Sweoney of Seabright, and Commis- Alice and Ruth Wilson, Mlsa Marlon Monslgnor M. R. Bplllano, Rt. Rev. great political power, could havo the good work of euch organizations sioner Samuel B. Zartman of Long tween tho non-commissioned ofllcers Pilling, Wallaco Wilson, Richard Gets Electrical Contract. ' Monslgnor William J. Fitzgerald, Rt. Hamlet, to order cessation of the in- been a much more vital factor in re- as tho Bgy Scouts and the Y. M. C. and privates, a dinner at the First William Tansey, Jr., of Colt's Neck spection of small pleasure craft with- Branch. Freeholder Frederick P. Ward and John Lambert. Rev. MonBignor Peter Petrl, Rt. ducing taxes and in bringing about A. and added that thoso organizations Reichey presided. Signal company barracks with music has tho contract for doing the elecv Rov. Monslgnor Thomas Roche, Rt. in the Shark river lnlot at Bolmar. tax reform than has been true in the were of greater benefit and influence furnished by the Signal Corps band, trjcal work at J. Allison Stern's large Rev. Monslgnor Arthur Strenskl, Rt. Coast guardsmen on duty at that past. He praised Haguo for having to tho wayward youth than correc- The next meeting will take place and a party at Llncroft In the after- Hospital Patients. now residence at Scobeyville. "•' Rsv. Monstgnor Edward C. Griflln, Point aro undor orders to seek con- reduced tho salaries of Jorsoy City tional institutions, August 20 at the Long Branch Ly- noon. D. D., also Rov. Richard T. Crean, traband liquor. officeholders and publlo employees ceum. Delegates will bo chosen for First Lieutenant C. P. Amazeen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark of Rev. Thomas U. Reilly, Rev. Mi- Senator Barbour in his letter to forty to fifty per cent, but he said Frederick E. Hasler of Little Sil- tho stato convention and tho princi- Signal Corpsi is tho commanding of- Keansburg are the parents of twins, Fair Haven News.; ;.l chael P. McCorrletln, Rev. J. A- Washington said that owners of this should hava been dono four^or ver said that the county "Y" this pal speaker will be Chris Hassel- ficer of tho First Signal company. both sons, born Friday at tho River, many small craft In the Bolmar aroa five years ago. year had a deficit of 5300, which he huhn of North Bergen, president of view hospital. They havo beon (Tho fled Bank KesliUr can bo bonjh* Hayes, Rev. Jeremiah Sullivan, Rev. believed was extremely low In vlnw named Edward and Arthur, Mrs. ... Fair Haten In the »tor«i of Hsrrr Pasqualo Mugnano, Rov. Nicholas aro members of the New Jersey the state association. Kurtli and Robert Cameron ud «t «• Soriano, Rov. John E. Larkln, Rev. bench and state ofllcials. Ho said The Caledonia society, consisting of conditions. Willing Workers Robert Many of Monmouth Beach Gold Collars.) that no matter how many times the of descendants of Scottish pioneers Talks wore also given by Mrs. gavo birth to a doughtor Wednesday. Hugh Massey, Rev. William Hlckoy, Frank Borden of Bradley Beach, Two Places Sold At Mrs. Martin Kuhner of Rumsongavo Damago estimated at $400 was Rev. 'William McConnell, Rev. John boats go through tho Inlet each day of Monmouth county, la expected to Visit Eagle Point causodby a flro Sunday night In the. J. Sweeney, Rev. Thomas Healoy, they ore each time inspocted minute- hold its annual reunion at the sylvan Dorla Beach and June Hall, leaders birth to a con iast Friday. Mrs. Wal- ly by the guardsmen upon returning. forum. Mr. McCampbell, whoso an- of tho glrl'B groups; Lolgh Cobb, Atlantic Highlands ter Anderson of Atlantlo Highlands garage of Louis Becker on River Rev. Henry L. Spelaman, Rev. county secrotary, and Donald Shibla The Willing Workers society of gava birth to a daughter Sunday and road. The blazo started In the repair James I. Ryan, Rev. Walter Doyle, cestors are Scotch, looks forward to A bungalow on Hooper avenuo at Red Bank held Its annual numraor (hop and through the efficient effdtt« Rav. Francis X. Langan, Rev. H. this event with pleasure, he says. of the Belrnar III-Y group. Music waa Mrs Jacobus Dlrkse of Eatontown HOSMTAL CAItD PARTY. Various othor attractions aro being furnished by a brass quartet from Atlantic Highlands, owned by Albort picnic at Eagle Point last week. The gavo birth to a daughter Monday. >f tho firemen was confined to that Donahue, Rov. James F. McGrath, Camp Ockanickon. Tho Invocation Zotzor, has boon sold to Mlsa Ethel party left tho homo of J. N. Boers jectlon. Cars in the shop wer« tv Rev. John J. West, Rov. Francis planned at tho woodland rostrum. HUnter Avoroll of Larchmont and on Broad utreot and arrived at Eagle Andrew Larson of Keansburg was moved without damago by flre. .< '. Lyons, Rev. Leo M. Cox, Rev. John Auxiliary of Fltkln Memorial to Hold was delivered by Rov. Earle G. Ller admitted to tho hospital Monday for Affair August 15. of St. Georgo'a church. Previous to Now York, through tho Bowtoll Point about noon. After a short tour John Hooker of Third street had A. Kucker, Rov. Joseph Cavanaugh, OUTING AT LAVALETTE . tho meeting there was Inspection of agency. Tho property overlooks tho of inspection around tho camp, they observation. X-ray pictures were .. convulsion yesterday morning whllfc Rev. Albert Buratto, Rev. LinuB Tho Red Bank auxiliary of tho Fit- tho gardens on the Kohl estate. bay. The dwelling has eight looms. ate lunch In the lodgcroom, whero taken of his back and left wrlot for walking on Hagar'a lane. The flr»t Schwarzo, Rev. John P. Burke, Rev. kin Memorial hospital will hold a Tlnton Fails Women Enjoy a Day nt Six lots wero Included in tho Bale. tables had been sot up for them. possible Injuries. aid squad wan called out and after Denis Devine, Rev. John Harney, benefit bridge party for the hospital the Seashore. _ «3-*-e* • The new owner will mako improve- Mra. Newman Walden of Wharf Rev. Petor Moran, Rev. Joseph Ma- BELFOBD BIRTHDAY PABTY. Tho early part of the afternoon was administering treatment Hooker wa» at the Monmouth County Country Thirty-three members of tile ments to the bungalow and will also spent playing games in tho lodge avenuo Is a surgical patlont. taken homo. - - , honey, Rev. Adolph Blladeau, Rav. club at Eatontown Tuesday after- build a now garage. Mr. Zotzer Charles Branln, Infant son of Mr. Alexander Zdanwlcz, Rev. Francis Ladies' aid society of the Tinton It Was Given for Mrs. Irene room, Everyono played oomo ono of Miss Ella M. Smith of Church noon, August IB. Tho tables for the Falls Methodist church had a glor- bought the property from Edwin Du- tho games provided, among which nnd Mrs. Louis Branln of Elm .ttreet entertained at a luncheon last Orlik, Rev. John P. Fallon, Rev. games will be arranged on tho lawn Sunday. B0I3 in 1927. Ho and his family will place, is a medical patient. Frederick A. Halloran, Rov. Alex- ious time Tuesday of last week at wero croklnole, checkers, Japanese week at tho Rosovelt tea roomfef and In tho clubhouse. Mrs, Walter tho uenshoro summer homo of their A surprise birthdny party was giv- leave for Florida shortly. ball, rlng-tosa, nrldgo and jacks. Mrs. John Zlellnskl of Headden's Little Silver. ander M/iclejewski, Rov. Alfred Jess, Gosling, president of the auxiliary, en for Mra. Ireno Kunge at the home About three o'clock a number wont Corner underwent an operation Mon- Rev. Georgo Duff, Rev. Thomas has made Mrs. Hubert M. Farrow president, Mra. Wellington Wllklns, Tho resldonco property of John day. Harvey Maraollus, son of Mr. 'and, Campbell, Rev. Walter Leahy, Rev. at Lavalettc. Swimming, bathing and of her father, Henry Peters of Bel- Gemmcl, Jr., on Soventh avenuo at bathing, while others went rowing. Mrs. Alfred Marcollue, Is spondlng.'*• genoral chairman. Other committee various other pastimes were enjoyed ford on Sunday, llr. Peters'a resi- Atlantic Highlands has beon cold to Mrs. Ellas Earllng defeated MIB3 Thomas Gooley and Rev. John J- members aro Mrs. Clarence Bottmnn, Party nt River Plaza. weok with his grandmother, Mra." Henry. nnd a covered dish luncheon was denco has been naniod Bolford Rest, H. Goetschal of Rldgewood. Tho Bess Qhreve and MIBB Julia Littlo In Harvoy Marcellun of New York.. - tickets; Mrs. Walter Force, initial served. Mrs. Wllkins was lavish In Tho celebrant was tho recipient of house has ten rooms. Tho furnish- a rowing rnco by a wldo margin. Af- Mrs. Thomas Paul of River Plaza A rummage sale will bo hold next gifts; Mrs. Hamilton Battln, flowers; lior hospitality and • tho society ac- many valufible giltn. 11)0 tlmo was ings in tho hoiiso nrd included in ter an early supper tho party left for recently entertained at a luncheon Monday morning at ten o'clock at The funeral of Father Kearns nt Mrs. Henry Conover, prizes; Mrs. Hpcnt in singing, dancing and feast- home. and card party In honor of Mrs. Providence took place at St. Mary's Howard Higginsnn, publicity; Mrs. corded a vote of thiinks to her. A tho sale. Mr. Gommell has bought tho Episcopal parish house on Church church. A solemn high requiem mass few men and children wero among ing. OtherB present besides those a farm In Connecticut. Tho women wero tho gueots of Mrs. Benamln Skldmoro of Washington, street. • . A. J. Squires, Mrs. William Smock, the guests. mentioned wero Mr. and Mrs. Ste- J. W. Child of Riverside Heights, D. C. Other guests were Mrs. Ira was chanted by Father O'Brien, wltU Mrs. Thomas Cook, Miss MoQuilton, phen McCloskoy, MIBS Mary lie Emory and daughter, Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. William Feeny spent Father Coylo ot St. Mary's seminary Miss Madeline Barthclemy and Mrs. Others on tho outing besides Mrs. NEW SHREWSBURY HOUSE. who In staying at Eagle Point with part of last weok with relatives a* at Baltimore, cousin of Father Wllkins were Ml.is Hannah Cook, Miss Clonkey, MJs.i Gertiudo McClonkoy, her son, Joseph C. Child, manager of Stevens of Rumson, Mfns Kennedy Philadelphia. J. Ofiborne, refreahments; Mrs. Frank Paul McCIoskcy, Mr. and Mrs. IJ. W. the camp. of Washington, D. C., Mrs. W. Bor- Kearns. aa deacon; Rev. Dennis De- McMahon, Mr;i. Florence Hendrlck- Amanda Wilson,Miss Smock, Mr. and Lynch, Jamea Burns, Mr. and Mrc. Eleven-Boom Residence Being Con- Rocont donations to the Fair Ha- vlne, who was assistant at Highlands son and MIBH Julia Little, tables; Mrs. George Wlthoy, Mlns Thelma structed on Sycamoro Avenue. den, Mrs. Jennlo Curtis, Mrs. F, ven public library have beon recoived several years, as sub-deacon, and tinmple, Mlas McCormlck, Mrs. John Louis Runge, Sidney Caisson, Mr. RECENT RENTALS. Tabor. Mra. William Pope, Mra. C. from MrB. Horman Asendorf of Red Mrs. William Gctly, Mrs. J. J. Ballln, and Mrs. P. Crlcitclll, Mlns Meli- A homo Is being built in Shrows- Wotlilno,. Mre. A. Little and Mrs. Rov. John J. Henry of Highlands as Mrs. V. P. Wilkinson, Mrs. Frank Bennott, Theodore N. Family, Jr., bury for Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Banlt ond Minn V. F. Campbell, B. S. master of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborn,' MIBS charck and Miss Anna Valluck of Hoiisoii lit Red Banlt and Vicinity William Decker of Red Bank and Croas nnd Miss Shirley D. Loon. • Oiles, Mrs. Howard Klngfiloy, Mrs. New York; Mlsn Edith Davis, Mrs. Dodge of Maplowood and Monmoutl: Hnvo New Tenants. Mrs. W. Radford of Locust Poln,t. Surviving Father Kearna are tt Clarence Fisher nnd Mrs. Howard Virginia Osborn, Mrs. William Ben- Rapir/.Kl, Mrn. Lulu Malteniaml Mlns Beach by Fletcher Sherman of Thero will bo a study hour at the brother, James Koarnn, and throo Taylor, bake table. nett, Mlsa Laura Bennott. Mrs. Tunl- Wlckstend of Brooklyn; Mr. nnd Sli'rowoDury. Tho houoe will bo of Milton Bork of Mechanic street, publlo library Saturday morning, sisters, Mm. Owen McMann, MM- noi), Mrs. Wllllnm MacDougle, Mrs. Mra. Richard Curry of Leonardo; the coloninl typo of solid brick con- real estate ngont, reporta several Ladles' Auxiliary Elects. July 22, at ton o'clock, to which 8.H Annla Kane and Miss Julia Koarnu, Snrnh Scott, Mra. Everett Bradley, struction and painted white. It will rentals, A furnished house on Church children between the ages of sis and Mlsti Mario Scott, Mlsn Janet flcotl Andrew Jonen, Alien C. Thompson The Ladles' auxiliary ofvtho Port all of Providence. BEACH PARTY AT SEABKIGIIT. nnd Frank C. Wooley of Long contnin eleven rooms and three street, Fair Haven, hao been rented Monmouth flro company held Its first twelve are invited. David Scott, Mrs. Peter Farley, Miss' Branch and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph baths, in addition to two game rooms to Alvln Merbor, who recently meeting at tho new llrohounti last A apeclal quarterly conference Will j Members of World Wldo fiulld Had Joan Farley, Thomas Farley, Mrs. Hyera, Mr. and Mra. Lee, Mr. and and lavatory in tho bfiaoment and oponed a now drc»3 ahop In Red woek and elected tha following of- bo held tonight at the Methodlot. Newsboys In Fight Outing Last Week. William s. England, charlcn Eng- Mm. Anthony Gibson nnd Mr. and a two-car attached garago. Tho kit- Bank. Tho houso Is owned by Mrs. ficers: church after the prnyor oorvlce.Ths land, Charles James England, Mra. George Howglll. Mrs. William H. annual congregation mooting 'will. A. E. Crawford, Wllnin, Joan and Mm. Drako of Belferd. chen will bo equipped with Gcnoral President—Mrs. Clmrlett Quscltenbuiili On Broad Street Members of the World Wide guild Electric nppllancon, Including venti- Rocha of Oceanport han rented hor Jr. tnko placo Monday night, July 31, . of lho Biiptint church nnd thcir Ann Crawford nnil Allen K. Craw- lator, uitihwashor, (stove and refrig- houso on Main Btroet, Ocoanport, to Vko pre»ldont—Mr». Edward Frolbott Alfred Adler of Front street and frlemlo enjoyed a beach party at ford, Jr. Cnll9 Verdict Kxcrsnlvc. erator. Mm. E. Groat, formerly of Miami, R«cr«tary—Mrn. R. F. Homon. Scabrlght lust Friday night. Various TrenBiirer—Mrs. John Montaff. River Pla^a News. JosBph Abruzzo of River street, Another houno in the (lnnl Florida. Mm. Kdgnr J. yimonson siswfiboya, occupied the limelight in gnmen wero played on the beach and NOVKNA AT HIGHLANDS. Circuit Court Judge- Rultf V. Law- has rented a furnished apartment Forty members wero present, and tha business cectlon of Broad utreet in tho water and n aupppr wan [icrvetl rence nt Trenton ruled yesterday an of conntructlon lo being built by on East Front otroot to J. Shaw, after tho transaction of business! re- John McClnln caught a big weak* for a abort tlmo Friday nfternooji later. Miss Catherine Conklln \vnn. excenalve a $7,000 verdict obtained by Fletcher Sherman for Loroy frcaa frenlimcntii nnd a social time was flub, a big klngflsh and fourteen et\lfl ScrvliTs, lielnjr Conducted hv t'niho- of Ehrewffbury. This la the third new jnanager ot radio fltntiorj WJBI. yjien. they squared off to isottle on chairman of the committee In Hes In Honor ot Kt. Anne. Alf Oil Nelson of Atlantic. Highlands enjoyed. last week at "tho rod light" opposite argument. Tho boys did more pos- charge. ngainst the Standard Oil company of houno to bo built, by Mr. Hhprmnn A five-room bungalow and two Lewis's Point on tha Shrewsbury ln%: than fighting', however, and only A Novenu In honor of at. Anne In Now JeiHey for Injuries recoived in on tho tract of lniul on Syca- acres of land owned by C. E. An- river. Other renldentn of this placa,. Those present were Mr. nnd Mm. a fall from a truck whilo tho vehlclo derson with a MO-foot frontogo on Panting At Bt-Hord. & few blows were struck. Neither Itiioiiell Tetley, Miss Muriel Duche, being conducted at tho Church of more avenue. About 100 persona attended a dancs after hearing of Mr. McClaln's suc- fcoy BSPtned to fcoj the punches, but Leonard KWpp, Miss Florence Our Lndy of Pernntun! Help nt High- wan on n lift. Tho court ilirectod a Monmouth road. West Long Branch cess, aro planning to go flablng at lands. It will continue evory oven- reduction of $5,7150. Tho accident on- Ima been sold to John A. Olvlng of Saturday night at Joseph Hallldny'B AbruMO waa cut on tho olbow when Duche, Thomas Carhart, Mr. and W. C. T. V. Conference. Mlddlotown. Mr. Olvlng purchnned Memlov/ View Inn at Bolford. An- tho tsarno place. ho fell on tho sidewalk. Policeman Mrs. Vernon Loud, . Mlns' JJorolhy Ini; nnd will clono on July 2(1, tho curred nt Kiimson. Tho tntor-stato conference, of tho George Kaney continues to show fcnfst of Kt. Annt\ The imrvlces will the property at a reported prlco of other danco will b9 hold Saturday Alhort Newman separated the boys Allen, MisH Anna Cameron, Mvt>. Women's Christian Temperance $5,000, nnd will tnko posnosslon n^ nlsjht of this week and on the fol- rapid Improvement at Allenwood, anil rhooed fliem away. Many fair Gcor(;<* Morford, Mfea t/yuiim I*?!1J, coniilnt of nosnry, prnyoro In honor Blnrrlnjjo Banns Annonqcnl. Union will bo hokl today anil totnor where ho has beon making a stay ladlfltf Mopped their nhopplng to Mind May Predmore, Albeit Dorc- of HI. Anno nnd benediction of ttic Tlio mnriingo banmi of Minn Allco row at tho Young Peoplo's Ternplo onco, pending tlio original owner's lowing Haiurtlay night there TVIII bo moiit messed Hacramcnt. After sor- Hnmplo of Leonard street and Mi- removal. Tho anlo was mado through a chop mioy dinner and danca. for ths bnnoflt of bin health llio past vtew tlio norap, tn\w, MIBH Conklin, Grandln Hnm- nt Oconii Grovo. Tomorrow evening tho Mlltoa Bark ngoncy. two montbn or RO. Hla friends «ay f*ll, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllfim Bohultz, vlrni tho relic of fit. Anna WII1 bo chuel Jtai'/siMi, who Is employed by a imgetmt will bo presented us part they have good reason to hellovo that Ths Bed Bunk Register travels MIBO JciiBie Thomns, Mlsn llhoda applied. Confessions will ho held Rov. John U. McClofikny, were nn- of tho. program. Horning Bessie Colored ilce. .Shiu'Mdinj MI \,B em! pthioia ut i past- two waeks at Mountalnvilto. lake. tha vlllaKQ of Leonardo, in the County of lut anrj eoUJdrliiE fit IIH> kind nf 1 *>« iut\ to two pounds each. The average when the left front wheel came off. Monmouth end the State of New Jensey, Try SHARABBA'S for Jane Pennlngton la spending ' this per'line was forty-six porgles. On Edward "Buster" Murphy, a char- The car swerved, broke the other on Friday, Auytiat 4th, at 0:30 A. hi., -'iet^p'^ni To"y ll0rt* llB Oalusl week with'Mr. and Mrs. llalller. Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Hodgklsa of daylight fiavlng time. Tuesday anglers aboard tho Martha ter member of tho Sunrise rod and front wheel and turned over. Tho Bids aro rcqucated for the following. your next haircut. They're WANTED. ~a"nocontl-l nnil" Rtution "vra"~f n caught an average of sixteen fluke. gun club, bagged a black bass last four men riding In the car were vist 400 tons (more or le^fl) No. 1 "buck- smart, comfortable and ar- thrown through the roof of tho wheat coal of utandnrd eize and jireiiara- SPECIAL tiALlii of 19 a t-Ah tiiPis » e tnit night at Tlntern lake. on; also 50 tona KLOVB ront and GO term idea, tiulltin' and ml r ' fii.oit Inltfttjff Tuesday of laat week Captain Wal- * • • « coach. Those who were In the car iut coal (2,000 pouniifl to ton). Give tistic. ircsiit'H ititd Bwtuttu . l-Aiay KHtmsi,t ^ ter Stelwald of the Mario S., which The Motor Boys are also running wcro Lloyd Sutton, Percy West, rado name ot coal ofTered ami geological tarfutiii. 335 Hecotnl awenue, near Dunbttr docks at Tonka' boathouna on the a salt water contest for the largest Krumbhar Herndon and J. West. All lime of field where cool is mined. (Jive YOU'RE NEXT! Dr. were bruised and slightly cut. :omplete analyRin of conl, which must not JACOI) ' DOUl. uwlKhi" lAwn~iiT~wirU(ii Shark river at Avon, took out a hlueflsh and largest striped bass :ontaln over Ib^o ash. 7 MECHANIC ST.. RED BANK coinlitioii, foi' hate reiuiouHhle; aho m&. physician here. group of fishermen on his open party caught from tho surf along the Jer- Delivered to the various schools of the iioKiiiiy cdtinct Victmta with rt>cor ;pent his birthday last Saturdayy with browekl of Tonks' staff also brought menrasa cost et B&iiTatWi, It eon- AT A"R'fMKNl*'S'fo^rentr(oiVr~r^^l^h^ Mr.1X11.» ' an*•" rill d MrsAtJt p«. jk»Rt. Saru****o' fcj»ik*«%*Sharabb ^-Mwf™-a of- - - Is one of the largest catches made was announced. The broadcast was School District to do io. room, rcfriaeration; near Broad Bteet, Thomns in eomo blues. All three aklpperp thorn, of Iat». over a nation-wide hook-up. * Dated July 18, 1933. tolas full dose. Bto«d 70 yn. t«t. Red Hank. Apply to I'm'' Revere, agent, BrlflBe"aVenue-were guests loot wecK;l>lB.-P««ntB. Mr. and Mrs, reported plenty of fish offshore. WILLIAM M. PETINGALE, All DrasRtsts or Dy tnaUL COo a bottle. 6 Broad atreet. Reil__Ua[)k^_,/ __ or.iriends at Vincland and Atlantic 'Paul °f River Plaza. DUtl Cik Eas!st oa Onmatea^ls. Eat. O. & • • * Board of Education ot Rumjon Borough. ;HKVIlOLIit tuacli. niechnnleollr imrfact, City. bod/ fn perfect condition, i'hone iiefi Philip Gartner of Newark visited Church Cornerstone Bids aro aBkcd for Transportation of Bank 3011-J, any evenine between 6:30 i Morris Miller and Dr. Thomaa C. Freehold lalto last Wednesday. He Pupllfl to and from Schools No. 1 end 2 MoVey, past exalted ruler and ex- in the Borough of Itumson. Buunes muBt and _? iO_0_^-_M^ | alted ruler respectively of tho Red , reports that he caught ten bass, To Be Laid July 30 conform to tho State Law governing name. AIREDALES wanted; want to buy two which weighed from two-and-oiio-half UidB to be In the handii of the Secretary pedltricetl Aiicdulca from two to (our Baqli lodge ot Elks, are at Milwaukee [CHURCHES! y 6:00 P. M. (daylight tavinn time), montlia old. I'hone Ited Bank 3036. to five pounds apiece. u attending the national convention of St. Mark's lodge, African Free and July 26, 1933. WiT7r7 the person who found a poekaga EUca lodgoa. They expect to visit the* While fishing for bass he hooked Accepted Masons, will conduct ser- The Board reserves the right to reject t tickets kindly call Jted Batik i'll "Truth" will be tha subject of tho any or all bids. ;ilh iriformat!orw^__ World ' fair at Chicago before they Into a snapping turtle. One hour af- vices in connection with the laying ; : IuBson-sermon in all Churches of ter ho hooked it, he brought It into H. A. KETTEL. when you can know where the Milk you 0'uiiTi iEN^FOOT"~Mflrcon[ .risked eslU return homo. ChffSt, Scientist, on Sunday, July of the cornerstone of the Emanuel District Clerk. hoat for sale; will sell cheap. Apply at • • Misa'Ruth Hayes of McLaren utreet 23, 1933. tho boat. It weighed fifty-one pounds. Baptist church on Sunday, July SO. give your babies is raised. 192 Mechunic fltrcet, or phono Red Bank Bpent loot weok with friends at Woe- Tho golden text 1B: "The Lord la A snapper of that size during Us life- The services will bo held In the 33^3- R. . hawken. time must have done away with plenty Knights of Pythias hall on West WANTE1), rowboat, good condition;" pre- good; hla mercy is everlasting; and of.fish from that lake. Gartner saya Phone or stop in at our Creamery. fernbly with outboard motor. Address MIBS Dorothy E. Claxton of 20 Ar-hia truth endureth to all genera- Bergen placo and will begin at 2:30 Rowboat, liox (ill, Red Hank.* thur place, •who haa boon visiting her he-s alwaya,glad to catch a snapping tions" (Psalma, 100:5). turtle for that reason, o'clock, We will gladly tell you where and how FOR KENT in Ited Bank, eix-rooro boufla, grandparents to Philadelphia, left Among tho citations which com- The ceremony -will be conducted all improvements: (carase. Also four- that city Saturday for a thrco weeks' prise tho lesson-sermon la the fol- • • * by Grand Master John L. Gordon of our Milk is produced. room buncnlow nt Minneaink Park. £*hon6 ' stay In Chicago, where she will visit Tho blues and tuna were exceed- lied Bank 2a9;IL lowing from tho Bible: "Thus aalth the state lodge and his staff. It is WANTED, wliito experienced v/altroaa to tha Century of Progress exposition. the Lord; I am returned unto Zlon, ingly active all last week off the Jer-expected that representatives from ..-•?-I work In restaurant. Addresu Waitresa, Arthur A. Whiting ot Buena place and will dwell in tho midst of Jeru- sey coast, and the famous Barnegat lodges in all sections of the state Drink a Quart of Milk a Day box 511. lied Hank. returned Friday from Eagle Point, nalom; and Jerusalem shall bo called Ridge neighborhood produced as will be present. The sermon will be BIRD'S EYlT~mai>Io bed and sprlns for where he has been- spending a few a city of truth; and tho mountain of many as ten per boat for tuna, and preached by Rev. R. C. Williams, Bale; also oil Rtove with nn oven. Coan, days, as-the guest of Joseph M. Child tho Lord of hosts the holy moun- blues up to thirty and forty. The liiversido llclghU, on King'li highway.* tuna ranged up to thU'ty pounds .and pastor of the Second Baptist church FOR SALE, Homo pood work horses; also of Hod Bank, who la In charge of tain" (Zecharlah 8:3). of Long Branch. ono sinffle horse. Warren Mcaslcr, tho camp;; Kenneth McQueen and Tho loBson-3ormon also Includes tho blues to seven pounds, phone 2081-J.* family of Red Bank flpent the day at « « * GET A NEW DEAL. Avoid all possibility Eagle Point recently. tho following paesago from tho Chris- BUMSON CLITO MEETING. of setting fihort-chnneed or gypped. tian Science textbook, "Science and Gilbert Dahlgreri" of tho police Buy Raflollno wlicro you dont have to ; Mlaa-Hanna Johnuon, teacher of Health with Key to the Scriptures" forco, and two friends caught a hun- pay fraction charges nnd whero thera la journalism at the Rod Bank hlgji Men's Democratic Club to Hold Serving You 13 Years With Milk Produced only ono straight honest prlco; no eo- t school, who has been visiting friends by Mary Baker Eddy: "Tho best dred pounds" of blueflsh Sunday Moonlight Sail August 9. called posted prlco or cash price. Buy morning while fishing off Seabrlght. Solely in Monmouth County. Illchlicld gnaoline, the Banolino ol power, They hooked a shark about twelve- Ono hundred persons attended a at Martin CrMin'B Service Station, corner homo at Duluth, Minnesota. Btructlon of sin, sickness and death. feet long, but lost it after a struggle, social meeting of the Rumson Men's Scandalous Red Bonlt 146S. Broad Street; Shrewsbury, N. 3. of Mapto avenuo nnd DerBcn place. Bed . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dlckopf and during which Dahlgron stabbed It Bank^ ' , daughter, and Mro. Dlckopf'a elBter, We cannot build safely on false foun- Democratic club last night at the Listen to tho Chamber of Commerce Program, WJBI, HOUSE of six roorna and bathroom. Pros- dations. Truth makes a now crea- sovoral times with a hunting knife, headquarters on Lafayette street. the Way pect avenuo and Church streot, Little Miss Edith Cornoy, all of Palm ture. In whom old things pass away Tho shark had about twenty hooks The evening was given over to en- Friday Evening, 7:89 to 8:30. Sliver, for ront $30 per month! hot water Beach, Florida, wore In town last and 'all things aro become new' In its mouth. tertainment and dancing and re- furnace, Iran and electricity. A. lilbuttelll. week calling on friends. Mr. Dlckopf (p. 201). Some People Act Jlonmouth street, Rod Bank.* formerly conducted an art Btoro and freshments were sorved. It was an- photographic* studio on Broad street, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eatelle and nounced that membera of the men's where Storck'a storo Is now located. Henry Hlggins wont fishing Thurs- end women's cluba will attend Gov- in Trading in Visitor at Hcadflen's Corner. day night at Tintern lake. Mra. Es- ernor's day tomorrow at Sea Girt. Mr. and Mrs. Charloa Chlnnoek and Miss Eleanor Camlnade of Jersey family bJ Elm-place returned Friday tolle and Mr. Hlggfns each caught a j Announcement was also made that City, formerly of this place, spent black bnsa. On Sunday at RhndoNv the men's club will hold a moon- Perfectly Good morning from a motor trip to Tampa last week with Mrs. M. L. Borden. and btbor points of Interest In Flor- lake, Hlggins hooked a pickerel. light outing August » on tho steamer Miss Caminade ia attending summer • • • Sandy Hook, leaving Atlantic High- Cars OK ida, iThey.made the homeward jour- school at Columbia university. ney, over 1,300 miles irom Tampa to Donato Annese of Washington lands at ten o'clock. Ked.Banki in two days. TJhoir son Nejjjjf Dodge Sixes 12-14 Monmouth St., RED BANK, N. J. Edmund, .'killed, a. huge rattler in Biorlda and he now haa the anake- v »Wn mounted for exhibition. 95 BROAD STREET. NEXT TO RED BANK POSTOFFICE. and ,• Jack Chambers of Bed Bank haa . returned from a trip to Wisconsin. Plymouth Sixes Charles Uulloa, Eddlo Barth and Vincent Barth of Now York, who re- turned last week from tho World .fair,'were guests of Miss Margaret " That's Our Slogan and We Live Up To It " Long of Bergen placo over Sunday. Singing Recent . guests of Mrs. Barbara JHeyer of Worthley street wore Mr. Made from the best grade First time this high and. Mrs. Henry Scott and daughter Edith ot Jersey. City and Mr. and vine-ripened tomatoes and ,i grade Tomato Catsup lite. Leo Davit of New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Stout and EI- ,\\ has sold at such a low am. •Wood Mlnugh of Madison . avenuo selected spices. •pent tha. week-end at Mountain \\\ price. £&k.es and Newburg, Now York. On their way there they stopped at High To make a long story Pq(nt Park In North Jersey, short, we have a fine lot of (/. Miss Vivian Darnstaedt, who Is :«pendlng, tho summer with her BIS- late model re-conditioned Jtor, Mrs, Edgar Taylor of Sunset cars on hand and the prices avenue, entertained Miss Ruth Banks of Bloomfleld, Richard But- are right—so are the terms terfleld and Philip Staples ot New- —which is saying a whole ark over the week-end. lot. Miss Ruth Delatush of Hudson 14 oz* bottle avenue'and Miss Lois Delntush of Cjmover lane are visiting at Sum- Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only But don't believe me un- mit with an aunt. ' til you see them. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Potter and Choice Legs of Genuine daughter Barbara of Hudson avenuo JACK 'BURNS, Mgr. Were guests last week at the homa Of Mrs. Potter's father, Molvln S. Sprang? L Reid of Llncroft. Prices for One Week... July 20 to 26 Inclusive Miss Grace C. Hill of Now York la, spending the week In town. IDEAL BRAND BUFFET SIZE Miss Ruth Wagner of Sunset ave- nue Is on a two weeks' vacation from her duties at tho law office of Try Crosse & BlaekiveU'a cans Lester C. Leonard. Miss Frances Suplnsky of Broad Mint Sauce JM. bo«*to otc S OZ. CANS •tyeet will leave in a fow days with with your inmbtiJ llnspberrlcs, Strawberries, Block Pitted Cherries. friends for o two months' automo- Also "Charmed Land" Blackberries. bllo trip to the World fair, ALL POPULAR BRANDS Mrs. Charles Gentsch ot New SUGAR, CUBED lb. M ||C York spent Sunday at the homo of SUNSHINE 1932 DeSoto R. S. Coupe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Valleau of Smoked Hams . . iU RIPPLED WHEAT 1932 Chevrolet Coach Broad street. Doggie Dinner Edward Pattoraon, son of Harry All Kinds of Bologna &. 1931 Ford Bus. Coupe Patterson of Washington street, iB lb FREE ! 1 Beotlcwore Spoon with each nk 1931 Chevrolet R.S. Coupe Din or Sour spending two weeks at Camp Burton Frankfurters . -i He Pickles, at',Allaire. His Bister, Margarot, will GRAPENUT FLAKES . . 1930 Buick 4-Door Sedan leave Monday for Camp Malaga. Mrs. Elizabeth Colo of Monmouth FRESH lb. 1929 Packard Sedan R&R Boned Chicken 6t«ct in a' ntodlcal patient at tho Chopped Beef GLENSIDE BRAND 1929 Chrysler 75 Sedan Long Branch hospital, APPLE BUTTER 1 It), jar Mrs. Potor Rafforty of Holllo, Long CHOICE W.ATE 1931 Dodge DH Coupe Island, lo. visiting Mrs. Francos Ceresota Flour O'Brien of 'West Front street. Corned Beef FREE ! Ono Indian Head Drcsa with 4 roils 1931 Ford Sport Roadster Sister ,Mary Regis of Atlantic City SEMINOLIO Cotton-Soft IB. vacationing with Morris Hollywood 1930 Dodge DC 8 Coupe Fancy Fatted and family of Petcra place. TOILET TISSUE . . . . A rolls 1930 Studebaker Conv. Bov. John P. Fallon, tho assistant 1000 SHEET ROLLS Ti reptor of St. James's church, la en- Coupe joying two weeks' vacation. o N. U. C. FULTON BRAND . MIBS Marjorlo fi. McClaskoy of 1931 Willys-Knight Sedan Newman Springs rond Is attending •° Slim Jim PRETZELS SLICED BEETS the summer school of tho Now Jer- The Following Brands at 1 ">• l'liB- fife f? A No. 1 can F® _ sey, otote teachers' college at Hill- wood Lake, Trenton. For tho past Popular Prices TRADES—EASY TERMS. year she has boon doing practlco IOEAIi HRAND IDEA!, BRAND. work at tho Red Bank library. SATISFACTION OK YOUR Abram Sailor of Potora placo on- GRAPE JUICE ^EYLON TEA MONEY BACK. tortalncd friend's from Now York pt. Jiots. ,fi a\o ijtn. over the week-end. n>. piig. L" ]b. piigf, Ij JamoB A. Wordon of East Front EISSBBON street, George Worthloy, Jr., of Bei- CHIPSO Look for the Sign on ^en place and Herbert Cox of Port- SCHLITZ CAMAY SOAP MaW Clothes Lost Longe aupeck left early Sunday mornlni; Tho soup of hcmiUful women. Flalwa or Granules. the Roof. IniWorden'acar1 for Clilcngo to at- FAMOUS MILWAUKEE ' enko f^3 , tend'tha World'fair. Word wna re BO i*ff. A Large Ripe oQlverl tbla morning that thry m- Sound Jcraey rWod In Chicago Monday morning nl GOETZ 11:30, covering 010 mllea In twenty COUNTRY CLUB Watermelons hoiirrJ' running tlmo. A''Bon wao born to Lieut nnd Mm O O Fnmcla IJ, Anltenbrandt at tho Wcul RUPPERT'S LIGHT For friursday, hid ay, end Saturday Only . • t .1 *»olnt hospital at Wcut I'olrit, Now EXTRA 1,/VRGK GEORGIA GAMirOKNlA York, flundny, July I). Mrs, AnUon TROMMER'S llw brflntlt wtuj formerly Minn .Tancf Freestone Peaches Plums . . 2 - 19c Cooper, dniiRhter of Mr«. Jnmpi KRUEGER^sT Finest M lb. (Ill ttA_ Vz Melon 18c | lA Melon 10c Conpor of Irving placn. 3 bcht». . Mi&a Ijorralno Rnpphard of Mf1 Carrots . 10c fihaiRlc Ktreet, a ntutlont miroo rif KRUEGEWSpecial DEPENDABLE USED O'HIKIt WAUI.-,IHHiaK OWTHOTB IN Hll'l SUCTION A«K T.flfSATKW ATi I!'i|kin hoftpltnl, vlnlteil In town fo. VINIMUM5NF.D .IKH8BV 3 brtw. CARS. 60-62 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Eeveral rlayB thin wafik. Honey Dew Melons Beets . . 10c •yiu.i Dorothy Mount of Wulllnff- PICKWICK" ALE ISO MAIN STREET, ASBURY PAHK^N^J- __ ford. ConneiHkiHl, whn hri:i hs>cn FltESM TENDER 149 West Front St., vlrtltlriS! Minn Altlin.'l Mitller nf l.iiloi Bulo In Stores Only Pens . . 2It>3' 15c RED BANK, N. J. Prices effective Thuradny, Fiiday & Sato dry, JuIyjW, '^%/*^, . J? avenue, has raturned lionie. Mien i£ ,~T GI'KN 1SVISN1NUS, SED BANK REGISTER. JULY 1M938. th« afternoon. Thli will not lavolv* any additional This unemployment relief never hts onsmsnt In Ksw Jorwy eurrondareij ba paid as & reeult ef tha cut in helped ths man or woman who to the Us strikers. Tlio wali, " calsries. problem or expense for municipalities with bus lines, owned or wera buying their own Trying To Save opposition ta ttz reform aa era, < Tho publlo mind of Hudson county •'RED BANK REGISTER but tha three townships mentioned era not provided homes. There was no help for them. ling. will now damand t« rotorm, in BSMBIJSHED 1878 BX JOHH B. COOK. with such service. It is only natural that they prefer Editorial Views Yet that sama law provides rent for The "Lighthouse" Tho political event to which 1 > order thrt sslarlej tney ba r«»torea to eend their children to schools wher* double trans- others. I aek you, Is that law right fer xinn ths retluatlon of s&larlea c and th& echools kept unlmp»!r«a. or wrong? This is not the fault all public employes In Hudson The eame thing rauit happen in GEOBGE a BANOE, Edltair. portation expenses are not required. (like many think) of the man or Officials ef Leoaw«!o Civic Inter* county to about ttJty per esnt of ssvery othor county In New Jerwy, ., RSEDBWO S. mY£& Haaaglng Editor. Tha other day a Holmdel township resident sug- "New Deal" In Potatoes. woman representing the unemploy- ests Association Appeal to their peak ec&la—axoaptlng yearly eoonor or later. But thsra was gested In talking with a Register reporter that It ment relief. It ia a law. ealarlea of $1,000 or Ua. This dras- shrewd political etrategy to tfes sud- Farmers, merchants, tradesmen From the number of unnecessary Members Not to Let Organisa* tic action was taken upon orders den action of Hudeon county. Bt- 'Jt'HOMAS IBVING BKOWN, might bo possible to have a special class ef ninth £rade |and everyone else In this section will hlml tha political curtain, where In- puplln living In Holmdel, Atlantic- and Shrewsbury town- linva we have I should Bay the law- tion Die from Desuatads. from the most astute political leader BO3 Business Manager. j watch with Interest tho operation of makers are busier than a one-armed In New J«e»y, Mayor Frank Hague. visible Rovemmont sots the etage, a Ehfps taught at the same time when the sessions of the tho "New Deal" about to get under papor-hangsr with the hives, Agod A special meeting of the Civic In- Ho waa forced to malia this retreat fame of the deepout ilgnlflcancft la senior hig-h school are held. Mr. Gllland was eoked by way In this eectlon for the market- people are losing their homes aa well terests association of Leonardo will by economic forcta too great for any sing pliyed to civold the dlra par- Telephone—Bed Bank IS. a Register reporter whether this was feasible and the Ing of the potato crop. The tuber as the younger generation. The be held Sunday afternoon at threa county to •withstand. However, every tisan consequeneea -which -would fol- Is our main money crop and If tho young will start ell over again, but other county end municipality in low If ths Republican legislature In reply was that It could be done without additional ex- o'clock at the association building, given an opportunity to appoint Re- BubsttipHon Prices: new marketing agreement can bring what about thooe older folko? Tho whioh Is better known as "Tho New Jersey is in about the «mi pense and without Impairment of educational standards. better prices It will be to everyone's fires of their ambition are almost financial condition and the example publican rcoeslvors tot Jersey City Sl-60 There are about forty ninth grade pupils In the three burned out, yet thoy must go on liv- Lighthouse," bScauoe it was for sat by Mr. Hasua should bs followed and Hudson county. And this cer- benefit. ing. People aro forced to go out to many years uaed for that purpose. tainly will be done If Hudson county Sis months l.oo townships In question. Unfortunately not all the dealers The Bteoclfitlon Is in financial at ones by political leaders and gov- .50 work today who have never ltnown erning bodies of every other county falls to pay ita share of taxes to tho months Mr. Gllland stated that If all tho 100 pupils of the and growers could be induced to join what It all meant. Young girls are straits, and its officers have lcaued and municipality in New Jersey, and State treasurer, or falls to meet Ita three townships discontinued attending school here the movement We do not criticize forced to do housework, and jsorao a statement that unless Its members by tha state government Itself. debt service there would be no opportunity to offset the loss of tui- In the least those who have not done of them work ao long ao fourteen evince more Interest in tta welfare, It is my gueca that Mayor Frank TIES BED BANK XtEGISTER BO, merely pointing out that the hours a day. I hava alwttya had a tho organization, will be disbanded Aa my constituents who read the Hague will noon take a stand for tion fees and attendance money by reducing the teach- splendid opinion of tho Amcrloan newspapers )tnow, I have long in- tax reform, which will lift ths cruel la a member of ing force because tho pupils ore too widely distributed chances of success are just so much and tho property sold. The associa- Blotoii that tax relief for distressed THK ASSOCIATED KRESS poorer because a less united front is housevJifo, but I am speechless when tion has sont tho following lotter to owners of homes, farms and Im- snd unjuot tax burden from real es- in tha various gradca to make any lessening of the presented. They doubtless havo tho I think of any woman working a. the members: iroved property must come through tate and place It upon all cltlEone, Tha Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the number of teacherB possible. As a result of having best of reasons, but It la a pity that young girl hours like that, and for tax reform; that tax reform would according to their ability to con- a mere pittance. It Is absolutely un- Tho shore soason lo at it's height, tribute to tho costs of government. usa for republleatlon of all news dispatches to It or not these puplla here the town receives annually ?K000 in a way could not have been found to American. The peoplo I am plead- not corns until aovernmont had vir- In no other way can adequate ftinda otherwise credited In this paper and also the local Bewn tuition fees and attendance money. meet their objections. Perhaps ln- the summer population fully In town tually "closed down" for want of ing for are worth while. Thoy want and wo, therefore, feel warranted In publlo revenue; that the Influence of be raised to support publlo education published therein. Why throw away $14,000? Why not adopt the sug- terflsiis were BO widely at variance work and a living wage for It. Many colling: a special meeting for this tho vast army of publlo employees and other essential fiovermnental that It was impossible. However other narnCB f?o Into my wasto- Sunday afternoon- at three o'clock, E»rv!ceE on a satisfactory basis. If gestion of having a special class for the out-of-town basket—they do not want work 'and and their relatives, plun tho power Mr. Haguo will at onco order tha ' ninth grade pupils. That would be a happy and cost- those who failed to join can still help In the expectation that, If we ever of tha spoilsmen rind contractors, WEDNESDAY, JULY IB, 1933. the general cause by co-operating as I know it. can draw a crowd, It is now. Gravo who feed and fatten on publlo ex- Democratic party In Now Jersey to less way of solving tho problem. Fourteen thousand to marketing and quotations. To do Give work. Do what you can, just problems confront us, calling for Im- penditures, could and would forco work for tax reform wo can put new dollars is a lot of money In theso tlmos, especially otherwise would be against their own as you would have another do for mediate solution, lest wo abandon tax reform—onoB their salaries and tax laws through the legislature in when it has to be paid by taxpayers, many of whom you in a like position. Wo must The Lighthouse" to Its fate aa a iroflto go unpaid or aro heavily out 1033, and It is of tha utmost lm- Interests in the long run. stand shoulder to shoulder If wo civic enterprise. portanco that tax reformers work Dont Let Our Pupils are jobless. The board of education should not let this It Is far too early to predict the re- becauro of (he failure of our wicked now, an never before, for a modem, sults, the plan Is largely new and un- would win the flght back to pros- In tho first place we have lack of system claes taxation. In passing, let money slip away from Red Bank. Mr. Gllland says the perity. A general may furnish the Interest on tho part of the membor- it bs recalled that the news dis- scientific) system of taxation. Lose This Money. plan Is feasible, and it should bo submitted by the Red tried, it will depend in largo measure brains, but the army wins the bat- shlp to contond with. Moat mem- patches cald that tho Interest on tho Thoron McCampboil. In one connection with tho Broad Street banJt situ- Bank school authorities for the approval of the boards upon tho human equation, which hao tlo. bers have neither been attending ?ubllo debt of Hudson county and of education of the three neighboring townships. not proven very stable in past at- How can you help? This way: give meetings, paying dues, nor tiubcgrH> ita municipalities could ba and would Boys oan maka extra pook«t money ation thero Is nn encouraging development. This is tempts to stabilize tho potato mar- what work you can, keep your own Ing to any of tho social, clvlo or ft- oelllng Tha KesiotBr/-A. cal help was not employed. At one time, due to labor pany and the Anbury Park infantry Wo sent out hurry colls far and tha sentiments of millions of people when in his address frozen assets ]t ia claimed between wide, but only tho few old reliables feafore the Stats convention called recently to ratify re- troubles, guards wero stationed about the building to five and seven billions of capital. company took part in war maneon- keep all except employees from entering the promises. vers at Sea Girt. showed up. To 'save the houso we peal of tho Eighteenth amendment, ho said: Most of theso banks are small GillesplQ Ross of Anbury Park ar- hod to contract for $300 worth of "I have long held tho view that one of the outstand- Not that it will do Red Bank any good BO far as tho banks In country towns or small mntorial, on crodlt, of course, over postoOlco la concornod but ao a matter of record it la cities. Tho men who run theso banks rived home after working two years which the officers ore still suffering ing factors in turning the tide of battlo was tho mastar- In Chile. Ha came homo to enlist, from headaches, and so on. Arid tha ly manner In which a militant campaign, removed from gratifying to state that rules have since bean made that and who have had no aid, but insur- . . • 29c local help must bo employed on ouch Jobs. mountable obstacles placed in their His brother -was a lieutenant with calendar is advancing, wo are get- politics or partisan consideration, wan carried on by tho way by Secretary Woodin, aro con- the American forces in France. ting nowhere,'and you cannot blame womqn of this country. Their educational campaign, How oddly this expenditure of $2,500 for repairing us if we are at our wlto' end. With- LEAN COTTAGE FRESH CHOPPED building defects contrasts with tho very large reductions vinced that it is all a part of a out completion of the jetty work based on Bound moral grounds, created an influential scheme of the big- city bankers, to THE BROAD SXBKJ5T BANK. and ground fill-in, we cannot vouch public opinion which swept irresistibly from town to made in the salaries of postal employees. These em- forco the closing of small banks so for tho results of next winter's Smoked Butts town, from county to county, throughout this otato and ployees havo mado no mistakes for which they should that thoy • can bo supplanted with Comment by a Register Reader on storms. We had hoped that the sum- nation. ba punlohed. Thoy are giving the name high grade serv- branches of the big city banks. The Lt Week's Editorial. mer population would come out and put their shoulders to the wheel for Sb. ice which they did in happier times when they wero fact that Socrotary Woodin is on tho 60 Rector Place, "Tho interest and enthusiasm and judgment shown better paid. Yet they are penalized in the form of low- preferred list of the big city bank- a change, but outside of tho under- by the women of this country in tha flght against pro- Rod Bank, N. J., signed only ono member (a summor er salaries while no penalty Is exacted from the con- era gives the small country banker, July 12, 1033. ono at that) showed up at our an- hibition iB a guarantee of their profound interest in all tractors who constructed the roof and the other faulty whoso bank is closed by Woodin's Kdltor, Red Banlt Register, nual meeting and election of officers. sound and good government This convention and tho order, no great faith in the promises Red Bank, New Jersey. parts of the poatofflca building. What Is eauco for the Fins encouragement! snSS?^d BONELES^S Sardines 2 for people of tho stato should rejoice, as I do, at the oppor- goose 1B usually regarded as being sauco for the gander, of the administration. Sir:— It Is indispensable that wo arrive tunity of expressing their appreciation to Mrs. Charles Forcing these banks to remain Allow me to congratulate you on at a decision whether we aro going Ambassador Sliced but it does not seem to be no in .this case. Porhaps it closed is a stupendous crime. Not your brilliant editorial, "why So KELLOGG'S CORN H. Eabln and her devoted army of women who have BO would not be so necessary to cut postal workers' B&l- to continue operating or not. This valiantly fought toward our common,, goal." five per cent of the banka now doing Much Myster1y About The Broad we. expect to do this Sunday at three arleo in these days of rising living coots if Uncle Sam business could stay open if subjectod Streot Bank? ' It certainly "hit the o'clock at "Tho Lighthouse." Any- Fifteen years ago, largely through the female vote, took more pains to get value received for money ex- to the same restrictions that aro de- nail on the head." y one still Interested In tho organiza- Influenced by the "moral appeal," nation-wide prohibi- Not only tho depositors but the pended for new postofiices. At any rate this would have manded of theso closed banks before public at largo should be grateful to tion Is heroby given a chanco to tion was put in the federal constitution. Prohibitionists been the caso at Red Bank and It may be the case else- they can roopen. demonstrate It, Falling your at- figured that this same "moral appeal" would always you for having raised your voice for tendance in sufficient numbers, your where. Freezing the assetB of these banks a just cause. financial support and your revived outweigh with -women all argument of reason and ex- Is retarding recovery. The wealth of After all, a local newspaper, espe- good will, tho present sot of officers, perience, and all menace to national principles and tra- the nation is not mado in the cities. cially in a small community such as if holding over by a lack of quorum, ditions. They felt that they could always count on the The cities grab it after it is made. ours, should voice the sentiments of will doom such unfavorable reaotiou POTATOES IMPORTED ALASKA PINK women's votes to protect prohibition. If the country districts' do not thrive the people even though many are not to tKis, our last call to arms, as good Andrew W. Mellon Offers the cities starve. No act of tho ad- alert enough to raise their own; duo and sufficient reason to liquidate tho JERSEY SARDINES SALMON The way the women havo wholeheartedly arisen to perhaps to lack of spirit, of initiative, association, and transfer such in- MEW the occasion, and havo worked for repeal in a great ministration could do so much to or for fear of unwittingly embarrass- In Olive Oil Tall to Pay Half of Tax Bill. bring back prosperity, put mon to ing certain parties. terest as tho remaining handful of largo OQo tribute to their straight thinking, tholr devotion to true work, restore confidence, as to re- However, sooner or later, like a loyal members, in good standing may Basket 2 Tina u3 2 Cong liberalism, and their initiative and energy. The fact When Andrew W. Mellon, former secretary of tho open with federal aid If need be, have in tho premlsos, to tho holding treasury and once called tho richest man In America, drop of oil in a keg of water, tho company, "Tho Lighthouse corpora- that they have worked, and are working harder for re- theae closed banks. truth will come to the surface. tion," pursuant to calling it a day peal than they did for prohibition, proves that they offered to pay fifty cents on a dollar of hla tax bill for —New Jersey Courier. Again congratulations to you, and and In accordance with provisions back up their political convictions with actions, which land owned near Carnden he made an offer that thou- may your voice, which IB the voice of the laws govornlng the cq.3o, sands of homo and farm owners would be glad to make of the entire community, bo heard In the caso of repeal havo proven fruitful. Probably the HELP THE UNEMPLOYED. by the right party. Henry Van Daalen, president. most potent factor which Influenced the women to and have accepted. When he added that tho authorities 'ours truly, Morris Joseph, secretary. could accept that offer or take the land ho was not fac- change their views was the increased drinking by tho Another Appeal for Work for the Eugene Adams. Dorotta Vlerlng, treasurer. youth of the country. ing tho confiscation of his home. Andrew W. Mellon Jobless of This Locality. still has a homo or two and a few othor things he ia 12S Harding road, Crashed Through Railroad Gates. FItOM THEKON McOAMPBElX. in no danger of losing because of not being able to pay Red Bank, N. J. the full amount of his taxes. Tho rich seem to have a Scbastlno Peluso, driver of a Cohen July 17, 1933. & Gordon truck, waa arraigned be- ^Esemblyman Comments on Salary Why Throw Away way of escaping the payment of their just share of tax- To the Editor of The Register: fore Recorder Walter J. Sweeney Cuts In Hudson County. es, but tho poor must pay on the lino or lose their prop- Dear Sir: yesterday morning for driving tho erty. It's also time for a new deal In the matter of col- Wo as a people have heard and truck through the railroad gates on Holmdel, July 18, 1933. Fourteen Thousand Dollars? lecting taxes. felt so much of this depression for •fo tho Editor, Red Bank Register: Edwin C. Gllland, supervising principal of schools somo years back that I think we tho Ocean avonuo crossing at Sea- Dear Sir: of Red Bank, makes out a strong case for the single will all rejoice together now that we bright Monday and refusing to stop. As your senior assemblyman It IB have actually found the road which After receiving a reprimand and pay- my duty to keep you informed of session plan of school operation in his statement -which leads to prosperity. ing for tho gates he was given a any vital utato political events which BY THESE GUIDES In printed in another part of The Register. A great However, we will not reach pros- suspended sentence. escape the eagle eyes of the news- deal of criticism ha3 heen directed at the board of edu- Highlands Loses perity with ono leap and a jump. papers. Ono such event took place expense can be judged We are going to travel one of tho last week, tho import of. which has cation Jor adopting this plan, but this hao been due a Great Priest. most difficult roads we havo ever largely U> a raisunderEtrmdlng of the fncts. Mr. Gll- Visiting on Long Island. not as yet reached tho public mind. FTEN tho question Is naked, "How can I tell The death of Rev. Thomas F. Kearna is mourned been called upon to travel to reach In fact, as I seo It, thlB event is the land'o statement Is a clear expedition of thn sltuntlon our goal. Wo will havo to climb Jame3 Sullivan of Shrewsbury 13 turning point In our long, .hard bat- O how much should bo spent for a funeral ?• and i3 well worLh tho attention of every resident of not only by the members of his church at Hlghlnnds, over rocks 'of starvation, unemploy- spending two weoks at tho homo tle for tax rollof on real property by thlo Gection. Tho single session plan Is not ideal nor but by everyono in that community. He befriendod all, ment. Inflation of prices of food- of his brother, John Sullivan of Bay way of tax reform. Last woek ono A dllilcult quoatlon that, but e. most natural one. regardless of creed or race. For twenty years he was stuff and other necessary commodi- Ridge, Long Island. of the five citadels of invisible gov- ons which should ho adopted permanently, but with the ties of life without an adequate in- It can only bo answered opoclflcally when appllod Bchcols congested anil the need for tax relief so groat rector of tho Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. In that period tho church showed a remarkable growth, flation of wages. Wo are due for a to on individual caso. But thero nro three general ttiat additional taxes cannot be raised for now school- doso of medicine which is going to guides that should prove of great aid— houses the plan ia the best stop gap measure yet sug- duo to his untiring efforts. Tho erection of a new make us worse before It effect3 a gested. beautiful edifice of stone to replace tho frame church, cure. But wo are reasonably sure of 1. Tho otandard Of living to which each In accus- which stood for many years, was the crowning achieve- the cure—that ought to help come. One crlticlimi which has been directed at the board Some one must pay the prlco for our tomed. To go far nbova la micguMed oontl- ment of his labors. His passing in a distinct loss to return to prosperity and right now is tlaat out of town pupilfl should not bo porniitted to tho church, which he served so faithfully, and to tha it looks like that, great favor will be nientallty—to far below, mistaken economy. attend the junior and senior high schools. From each pcoplo of the community, whom ho loved with a fathor- bestowed upon the working man and 3. Available funds. By this la mo ant tho cnah on, uucH pupil tho town receives a tuition fee of £130 and Iy af/ectlon. tho unemployed. Some peoplo think receives state money bar^d on attendance. There are that prooperity la here—that it came hand In covings or chocking accounts togotlior as qulckiy an a bank could close. about 375 of theso pupllo widely scattered in junior and From what I can ace from talking with insuranco provided for just thlo purposo. senior high nchool grades ami nn a result of their at- to the 400 or moro unemployed upon 3. Tho effect on futuro Income. To upend an tending eclionl here (he tnwn receives more tlifin 552,000 Despite the ndago that stresses tho impropriety of my books at tho prcaont moment, I annually. Not permitting- these pnpil3 to attend nchool think oho has only sent her advance amount that would ooriously curtail tha prin- looking a gift horse, in tho mouth, the stnto of New press agent. Things Uo look good here would not reduce the enrollment sufficiently to Jeroey would do well to find out juat what it if) getting In print sometimes—actuality is cipal and thus work futuro hardship Is nover avoid the sinfldo oesiJou plan In fiomo degree at leant. before accepting the Pennsylvania railroad's proffered what really counts. We must not good buolncna Judgment. Mr. Gllland was fished by a Keglster reporter how gift of tho Doiaware and Rarltnn canal. Just what use make the mistake of facing thingo 1 ao we would havo them—but as they In determining funoral exponBco, wo earnestly Jaany fewer tencher.'i would l>o required If nil of the tho Btato may havo for this ditch, which meanders really are. We doil't make a charge for the use iultlon pupils) went to nchunls elsewhere. Ho replied across tho state from New Brunswick to Bordontown, recommend tliat theoo thrco guides t>o ltept In Many men havo gone to work- of our funeral home; it is just one of mind. A declolon based on them prevents regret that about five lean teachers would be needed and that la not obvious. Tho railroad company has practically many others are still Idle. Tho more the many facilities we offer, which may this would raluco tho pay roll about $10,000 annually. abandoned it and would like to get rid of It aa n. source educated and tho nwie nkijied the and yot permlto nn expenditure that Is In keap- Agalnut tliln navinc would bo n. reduction of $52,000 In of expense, while retaining any monopoly features that worker is the harder It Is to get em- be used or not, as the family wishes. Ing with habits and customs formed In life. Income, or a net loun of $42,000. That would IJO mighty may hn of value nt nome'future time. To put the canal ployment. This Is all wronj. Theso men aro hungry, llieli- children are Our prices, regardless of the facili- Inquiries for further, more epeclflo Information |>oor bUBlnenu for lied Bank not only from n money In >hape to nerve tho purposes nought no a link In the hungry. Unemployment relief has standpoint lint alno foreaujin not having thene outrof- Iiiter-alale waterways would cost untold millions. beon out down. What are thoy to ties used, or the amount of service Ye- will bo given courteous attention—and will ba con- tOAYjl pupils here would havo nn ndversa effect upon —Newark Sunday Call. do? They have no monoy for rent quired, are ALWAYS moderate. sidered strictly confidential. trade and would lessen tho friendly fooling of adjoining sno, electricity, medicine, food nor Insurance (that in if they have not smaller mnnldpnlltU;!!, who havo become nceuutonicd to found It necessary to casli in on regard ilPd ISnnlc nn a "lil|; brother." ' The lawyers of Monmoutli county and district court that policy they hava been paying Tho jno.it neriouu ilisfrct of HIE single nr-nnlon plan ulllclals have presented Judge J. Everett Newman with monoy upon for years). Tlicao pco- plo must havo work. Will you i;|ve ALBERT W.WORDEN.DIRF.CTOR Js Unit it In llltely to tnki- about 100 pupils, who llva in u five-weeks trip to California In appreciation of hid it to them? Tile inoro wo Klve 'tlm ft. ft. MOUNT it Shrewilmry, lfqlmdol and Atlantic townships, out of the work on tho bench. It may-be porfectly ethical and lo- more we receive. Wo can keep on PHONE 557 Funsrat Directors B«tt Bank n^liool nyiitem. Tho boardfi of education of cal for lawycro to do thin but If a group of prlvato cltl- ((Wing that way. True, I Imvo peo- COE.FROHTST. ARED BANK.N.J. the three towmniiiiM nionlloned nro eaisting about for ple nok me for work with one breath 1 Frederick E. Adorns, Mgn ien.1 did tho onme both thoy and tho Judge would come and they aro praying with tho neit I' ' ****** meant! to imml their high nchool pupils ©toewhoro bc- In for come ncveio criticism. one that I won't have It. True I 135 W. IWnt Street, Red Banlt, N.f. the single fwfuiou plan would Involvo double nave people refuse to tako lets'j nay SERVICE ortation e'xponke. "Wlifin tho Bed Bank ^choola —they prefer to tnha bounty from WOT py Telephone 226 In B«j)i,eml)«r the ninth grnd« pupils will have the unemployed relief. Some peoplo **< Whether In prosperity, depression1 or recovery, tha are llvlnij hotter on slato money lessons In the morning, wlillo thn pupllii of tlie than they p.vrr lived before. Othrra MtMBtt TOS OP tlir OOLDEM RUll ~ni^h National Caikiii tenth, aleveniii and twelfth grades* will ba taught In surf at tho benrhnn Iti Jiiot no refreshing nnti oxhllnrat- mo Retting relief and well deaervs ing oa a hot day.--Tba Ctarleoton (0. C.) Evening Fast. It Mvmim Unit «ood em, Cullo. games will bo played Friday night their (services on Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tt. Rons of by tho married mcn'ti baseball team last week at hln home. This service Hudson avenue, Red Bank, announce and tho Shrewsbury A. C. Play will was In chargo of Dr. E. A. Robinson tho engagement of their daughter, begin at 6:30 o'clock in tho ovening and Richard Klrby. MIS3 Allco Richmond Ross, to Wil- on tho school field. Tho flrat game A delegation from tho Mystic liam P. Coilo, son of Dr. and Mra. was won by tho Shrewsbury A. C. each brotherhood lodge of Maaona attend- Peter Collo of Rector place and West Lemon Meringue Pie . 21c ed the services on tho following day Front street. MJsa Hoes Is a grad- Once you sei-ve this delicious pure, freshly churned butter and conducted tho laot rites of that uato of tho Red Bank high school Delicious Iiurrcd Kocli Fryers ea on your table, you will never use any other. Homekeepers and food organization at the grave with John and of tho Red Bank Business in- and Young Roosting Jelly Roil ...... 19c <* J, Carhart, pant maater of the lodge, stitute. She hafs a position with the experts generally who have made tests for quality, flavor and fresh- aa master and David H. Bennett as law flrm of Qunn, Paroono & Dore- r eac 1 chaplain. Forty members of the mua, Mr. Collo ia a graduate of th& Chickens ^S -"' 3J Assorted Layer Cake . 23c } ness, have found Louella has met every requirement. Isn't this the Boy ScoutB, led by Morgan C. Knapp Red Bank high achool and of Cor- kind of Butter to serve on your table. and Frank Cobb, also attended and nell unlvorslty. Ho has a position V/, to i lbs. doz paid their last respects. at Parltn with tho E. I. DuPont de Extra Special This Week ! § Pan Buns ...... 15c - Mrs. X William Holm vraa the so- Nemours company. Tho date for the loist. Accompanied by Mrs. Fred wedding has not been sot, A limited number 31$ to 4-lb. Conover at tho piano oho sang, "Tho I Raisin Bread . .. . . 9c*°af It) Old Rugged Cross" and "Tho Chris- 15. J. RUey Back from Chicago. BOASTING carton tian's Good Night" There were more E. J. Riley of tho Rowland B. c than fifty floral pieces. Jonea Cadillac company, who re- Ib Tho honorary bearers were Russell turned from Chicago this week after Chickens 6|fi!c D The Finest Butter in America. L. Totley, William A. Barrett, Frank attending a three-day convention of C Hou.ee and LOWIB Hendrlcks of tho tho Merit Men, an honorary organ- Masonic lodge and Warren DeBrown ization of tho leading Cadillac and Call Middletown 81. 3 Quality Produce at Savings iand Woodward Sutphln of tho Boy LaSallo salesmen, reports .that ex- C .Scouts. ecutives of tho Cadillac company are Flower Tub Poultry F PASTRY DEFT. No. 1 EXTRA FANCY EXTRA LARGE HEAVY NETTED t Burial, In chargo of R. R. Mount extremely optimistic over tho In- arm D JERSEY & Son, was In Fnlr View cemetery. creasing sales for tho last two HIGHWAY 35, ELBERTA HONEY DEW SWEET . , N. J, § 31 BROAD ST., RED BANK TOMATOES months, and tho definite prospects of PEACHES MELONS CANTALOUPES Samuel r. Hendrlclison, a good sun inn. yoyft.c&w a life-long resident of Fair Haven, died at his homo' early last Friday £ morning. Ho wan 62 years old. Mr. Hendrick8on had been In poor health for eorno time, but waa able JERSEY STJGAB FUIX PODDED CRISP ICEBERG BIG BRIGHT to get about tho houso. Ho was Pfkes on the rise—everywhere! But here, at CALIFORNIA JUICY stricken suddenly last Thursday af- CORN LETTUCE ternoon. That night a physician Sears, you'H still find smashing values at old- PEAS LEMONS c was called, but his condition was not fia for believed to bo serious. Early tho time low prices. Better hurry and take advan- gfa lt)B. /SftfSJC Head J\ yf*C Dozen g*B3C next morning hia sister, Mies Eliza- tage of these savings—dollars invested now c beth Hondrlckson, who lived with him, found him dead In bed. Ha had e 12c Princess Mustard lb 11-oz. lar C God, to Thee" and Beautiful Isle ol N.B.C. Ginger Snaps lli/2c Stuffed Olives . Somewhere," accompanied by Mra. I[ bot Fred Steelman of Eatontown at the Eippled Wheat, P 810C Imported Olive Oil 19c, 35c organ. Rich, Whole Milk Cheese lb21c 7c, 14c, 25c I The bearers were Harvey Little, Shredded Coconut 0 Herbort Snydor, Matthew Baden and Elmer, Irving and Robert VanBrunt. '-£ Burial In chargo of tho Worden fun- carton Selected eral homo was In Evergreen ceme- of doz 5c] . tery at Little Silver. twelvo c Eugcno Garrlty, For boiling, poaching or the sick room. Every Kgg Guaranteed. 'i Eugene Garrlty, 46, of Pino Brook died of complications at tho Long ' : gal M PO Branch hospital laat Wednesday. Ho c had been ill from tho tlmo ho had 3"S Hi S) been gassed during ono of the major engagements In tho World war. Ho I Mason Jars (pta) doz -- 29c o'clock Saturday morning at the Holy Spirit Catholic church of Aabury I Park. Rav. T. A. Bocho,, pastor of No more wash-day blues and, Our Three Favorite Blends— New Pack, 1933 Crop (ISW Green i tho church, offlclatetl. Interment | best of all, no more back break- Choose tho One timt Suits Your Taste picnic was In Glonwood cemetery in Wcat ing hand draining with these fine, size Long Branch, new washers. The Kenmore it- 31o-21o—10c Saved can i :i> c Henry W. Wngner, self is America's fastest selling Not a "sale" vacuum, but a washer because women every- OSCO Coffee 21 of Highlands, aged 72 yeara, died real machine built for long Thursday at tho Rlvcrvlew hospital. where immediately appreciate its Thousands prefer this delicious blend. Ho had been ill soveral months. Ho beauty and ease of operation. service. Its powerful suction 6c Gelatine pkgs .had been a resident of Highlands GCV- Triple washing action and silent gelo every bit of the im- eral years. Surviving aro a sister, VictorCoffecj """" Desserts Mrg. Elizabeth Worth, and a niece, gears. , A complete wash .in six bedded dirt thnt is worked For thoae who like a mild blend. M'ss Lillian Worth, both of Brook- minutes. Dollars cheaper, too. loose by the motor-driven Comet Bron'ii pkgs. lyn. Mr. Wagnor was born in Gor- u> u many and camo to thin country when brush. At this price no Acme Coffee " he waa four years old. home need be without one. The resenlable vacuum tin. Rice Flakes The funoral waa hold Saturday cakes 17c | Lux Soap Flakes "•"' 9c : b,iR 21c inorning at the Flock funeral homo Lux Toilet Soap at Long Branch, with Rov. Alfred Duncombo In charge. Burial waa In Fair Viow cemetery. Quality Meats—Reasonably Priced ITnrry Goodman i Cold Pack of Navosink, died Saturday at tho Full Porcelain Enamel Fresh Killed Long Branch hospital, whore ho had All been a surgical patient three days. \ Death was duo to a complication of ID e r s Sizes dlBeases. Mr, Goodman wa3 born in Germany 67 yeara ago. Ho camo to 5 Scientifically fed in sanltnry feeding slationa. Fine, liip; soft-mpiiled, this country when a young man. For well finished Chickens. JOvcryono guarantcfd to satisfy. tho past five yeara ho had lived at' Navealnk. Ho leaves his wlfo and' several children. I A slKoly, ncveii jar ominor lliat $99- ° Cornfed Steer Beef The funeral was held Monday af- um!te3 Iionic cnmiiiiff a pleasure* ternoon at tho Poston funeral homo NoncSiIig l at Atlantlo Highlands. Rov. George «7.S9 MOHIIItY, plut, Prime Cut K. Ellin officiated and burial waa In *7.5O enall cmrjlng etioiEs Fair View cemetery. Standing Mrs. Ahhla Helrl, wife of Porcy Held of Eatontown, died lnst nlfshfc of complications fol- lowing nn illnens of ueven weeks. She was fifty yearo old. Mrs. Reid was born at Ratoutown LMSillQ) and wan tho daughter of tho lato Silan Denlso and Phoebe Taylor. For cmi ft number of years oho bad renided T-Jw new Cftlilsirot la foil iiorvciaiu cuaiuclrii, Fresh Pack Mushrooms 25c, 45c at Rod Bank. innlilo nml out. Vticetl do law only Iiccnune ot Bosldeu her husband nlio la sur- Delicious Long Island vived by a Bon, Lowlo Hold of Enton- huge eavingo in buying, nliipping and flelliiij;. town; a brother, Albert Taylor of II'H nn-nlnctric rcfrlgcratur nt a jirico that pin-. i Eintontown nml two ululci'K, Mm. thin tiioiirrn hcnllli jiccrnnily within yonr rcai ?i. Margaret Chapman of lied Bank and Mrs. Siunu Deny of Plnn Brook. GiiHt-nnlMMl, tim. Flat bnr, noii-npilllng nheh. • Funernl arrangements in olmrrco of nnd a imil tlitu in unliclicvnlily <|uiel. B« nun g 17S, ifao WtmJen funeral homo have not to iHH! it at Sr Young and teudor. Thcso DucUlinixo aro dre:!:ied whmj they aro from 10 to 12 yet been completed. nnnurfnfj you a «att;ifytiif; I'aul O. Downing M lh of Mtulluon, a former nummer resil- lh 1 Cfiiese 17c dont of Ituinaon, died Monday nt Longhorn Cheese . 21c h«P. S the Doctorn* honpltal at Newark, following on operation for plourlny. IN Al£ OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS Ho was vicn prmjldont tmd director •••I' '-7 of the Fidelity Union trtiiit'compnny Caught of Newark. IIo flrnt. went, to work for the Fidelity Title iinrf rteponlt IM 27-29 Monmourfi Sf, '> \\ V •'• [•' ^ \, % Red Bank 1290 You ran mlwayn (lnil whut >"" wtvi. nml iiiwl •"« Pn'trt -In Company aa n. messenger in 1801. Ho 1 Ktea was * director of tto Efesex Ht«r<>, Wl)«'i« QciiitlJy (htunlt stud *i.ur Mom v «iw I'liillii .* RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1988. were Rev. A. E. Stewart, who will been tfhgaged to bring the excur- Highlands Newffl East Keansburg News. spend a month's vacation horo, Mrs. sionists to tho church grounds. Kate Miller ajad Mra. Hazel Collins. r«.) aro spending the summer vacation after which a lawn party and upeeeh- OB Sftr«5.hPv!fS!Kr. ^^n^Jth 1' chairman of at the Foil houBe. making took place. Another picnic over every street la town and every •uiiame Committse, any day hut Sunday. Tha guild of St Andrew's church road in the county. Lot it carry your Fred Worthlngtoa lo building a will be held on the church grounds measaga to Uiosa who Jivo on these WATCHES, CLOCKS Little Silwr, N. J. liter 6lOO r* H* Victor Satter Accepted in Red •will meet tonight i- he parish hall Only th*».faMt matarlsl la 6ekfid tn^ tha house for his own occupancy on Hud- Monday, July 31, Two busses havo thoroughfares.—Advertisement.' r§s Si v 9 s K aili , Bank Club—Past President to make plans 1' ,.* annual fair son avenue. and JEWELRY tnvtA ' ' ® ^ ' *° Msct any ©r July 27 and 2? -^ncy articloa and ' Maurice Schvarb: Presented JUIIUB Kovarlclt entertained about ^^ Steamehip Agoul household art' ,ei will bo among tho Accuracy, skill and expert, filflt Gtetk b» e?00 £». H.t July SB, J988. With Button. 75 persons'at a roast pork supper at OSTA .OltHUtY, district Cluk. various thin^d for Bale, and salads, his roadside booth Saturday night. ence enable us to do the EatoRtQwn* N. 3. Tho meeting of the Hod Bank Ro- cakes and clam chowder will also be Muslo by an orchestra and various sold. Mrs. Emi! Auflorl, Mrs. «inai Clearance most delicate repairing. We tary club Thursday was a "i'dlow- other special features wore enjoyed. guarantee satisfaction. Our M0NS4OUTO COMMON PLEAS COURT. Bhip Meeting" arranged purposely Blanche Reed and Mra. Harriet Clark tor el! ts^vel are in general charge of tho ar- A daughter wa born to Mrs. Law- lor the Introduction of Victor Satter, of all our SUMMER HATS prices will please you. RAHRIS, Platntlrt f . va. BtHUK rangements. rence Etturasky a tew days ago. CEH. L^OW i\ 0AKEE, UABIL tho "baby" member of the club, who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer have -LAND, ADA BAKBB, JO!Un made his flrat appearance Thursday. Tho topio for the Sunday-school moved to their summer residence at SO cents, $1.00 and $2.00 each Silverware Repaired BAI£EI% aEOnOS p. BAKBlt ja, |»*- Mr. Satter was informed of tho eth-session next Sunday morning at the Regardless of Former Prices. This la to make room for tng tha sola heirs at law and nest of hero. They havo had their house re- ktn ol KAHK&TTB S. WOODIIUlS do- Jca of Rotary in a novel and im-Methodist church will bo "Isaiah De- painted and they have- bought a Now Goods. and Seplated Liho New c«aeecjj def«(iciant8, pressive way, made possible by plans nounces Drunlconncsa." At the reg- In AtiB&hmsnt. Kotlc?, arranged by William Weeks, who ular morning worship Bev. Percy R. Chevrolet coupe. MISS A. L. MORRIS Loot week the members of Fourth Notica ta hereby giv«a tfent a Writ el was assisted hy isoveral members of Comer, the pastor, will preach on tho MIIXXNEKST PAHLOR, Room 10, Attachment V^OB feauad out of the Mon- the club. subject "Strength for the Day." ThoMount Pltcalrn Spiritual church o£ mtmtb Oantmon PJCSH Couft on the first this place entertained 34 members EISNER BUILDING. 50 BROAD STREET. 38 Broad St., Red Barfs d»y of June, 1088, Bgslnat tfea rights end Past President Maurice Schwartz, twilight service will consist of an of First Mount Pitealrn church of TOve? Woolworth Store) eremts, monoya and ©ffeots, enada and who closed a most successful admin- evangelistic message and spiritual 1BL Jandg end tenements of Bltmr V. Jersey City. Among those present i*SKor. Lejon T< Kakcr, Mahal Mcl^rland, istration two weeta ago, was highly songs. The Ladles' aid eoclety will Ada Baker. Joule Unhfsr. ticovco P, Baker, complimented upon I1I3 activity In holtt a beach party Tuesday night, Jr., btlnjr ths eola heirs at law and next July 25, at Long Branch. Clam Sales and Service of bin Of WannetU a Wood hull, dacccEcd. Rotary by President Walter "W. Gos- Ron-tkHent debtotfl, at ths outt ef F. ling und upon the r.oinplutlon of hla chowder is being Bold Fridays in Irton ff«nfii of tha CHy of Asbury >«c&. remnrlts presented Mr. Schwartz tho church basement-by the Ladica' Hovnonth County toy tba eum of fheea hundred anfl eaventyrclght 4ollRrn and with tho Pout President's notary aid society. forty-flva cents (JS78.4B) returnabla on button. Mr. Schwartz responded that Grandln V. Johnson, borough col- tho SOth d&y of June, 1083, and the BKme ho had always liked Rotary, £hat he hco bear* served and duly eKcoutod, and lector, has been granted a, beer li- ratqrnsd on the Snd dny ot June, 1033, by had gotten much benefit therefrom cense for his Cliff Lodge houso on tho tho 8hotlff of Mpnraouth Coqnty. and that he would always give his boulevard. Cowboy Jack and his Hatad Juno SOth, ma, best efforts to further Rotary ideals Hawalians furnished entertainment In every particular. 1207 Main Street, JOSEPH McDERMOTT, for tho -week-end gucsta there. confined to the ceived towards tho co»r thereof aro as fol- Bud Hamilton Kean as follows: bed w"h Illness. lows t < Prize winners and their scores at Bt&U Aid „., $28,476,00 '•Information la requested asito the, Thursday night's card party of tho County Aid .--.,.-...... , 8,621,25 ntatun of the final plnn» for the Sig-:T ., ' , ,f . Mr/ T *- Wnff '# 820,00(1.2 T, nal Corps laboratory building at |ma Trailern 9135^ clu J b swor Ho(Trnae Mrsn . J103. S .MrB Hoff- Foil Monmouth, N. J. E1Icn 0lDe' n -806- Mrs J ° . 5- AND WHEREAS, the rsmslndar of tbo "It Is our understanding that ap- °- - - Reeves 88< - Wfsen you buy an Ebtldb tci coat thereof fs to bo paid out'of tho ap- proval of the project Is pending: Mr& Ida Howoll 8755, Mra. Minnie propriation by tho Township for the year completion of the above mentioned Wecker 8740, Mrs. Charles Bleler you? car—your money hm 1088 for New Uoada: drawings. 8575, Miss Winifred G. Ahearn 8505, ©Veined tfie utmesiln baticry Now. therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by "Tills organization is concerned Mrs, A. Anderson 8440, Herman Quast tho Townehtp Commutes of tho Township ' over the situation and would like as- valuir-^tlifactloD Bud ps> of Mtddletown thati Burance that every necessary step 8425, Mrs. E. Fehlhabor 8390, W. R. Come and Get a FREE SAMPLE! 1. That tho aum of Trrenty-flavcn Tbou- has been taken by your offico to in-Vincent 8330, MISB Julia Ahern 8200, ffojsnsnco clvvoyo. eand, Fivo Hundred Dollars (327,500-00): sure that this project will, without Mrs. M. Parsons 8285, Mrs. Francis or as tttuch thereof es tnB,y be required, bo and la hereby appropriated tov the fall, bo carried to completion under Smyth 8270, Mrs. Louise Kohlenbush Let us tell you moro obouS Ii above lmnrovornont* tho Public Works Bill. 8250, Mrs. Laura Rubley 8235, Mrs. it In order to temporarily financo the "Your immediate) action and an-Mary Parker 8205, Mrs. Lorotta The New Miracle Whip KRAFT'S ibovo undortaHfn^r, tomporary Improve- Bwer will be appreciated." o 1 i -in. • American, Pimento or Velveeta ment notes sro hereby authorised \mdor Duly 8105, Mrs. Grace Schleber 8195, tho provisions of Chapter 2&2, I*. L. 1016, A letter was received from tho Red Mrs. Mary Burke 8090, Miss Dorothy salaa Dressing A y .ft as amended, In an amount not to exceed Rank Lions club thanking the EedM. Hoffman 7965, Mrs. J. Donlin 7055, 2 Our Service Car the sum of Twenty-Boven Thousand, Ftvs Bank Rotarlans for their/friendly co- Hundred (|B7,B00,00) Dollars. 0aId notes Mrs. J. Botjcr and Mrs. Cellna Rob- shall Btato In general terms tho purpose operation toward making tho recent ertson tied with 7940, Mrs. Margaret la Alwayo Ready or which * they aro Issued,'and on all bo State Lions convention held In Red Liming 78§5, Mrs. J. Taylor 7850, M , Issued In auch amounts and at such times Bank r.uch a success. C Cream Cheese a may. bo determined by resolution of Mrs. PrflrieJs Kellar 7845, Mrs. Hat- Swiss or Old English he 'IWntshlp Committee. Tho form cot Mort V. Pacb. and John H. Mount tio Smith 7785, Mrs. A. Collard 7755, 9 J PHItADELPHIA note, rate of Interest and date of matur- Waro appointed to tako charge of tho Mra. Lillian Rogers 7500, Mrs. Mary 8 oz. size pt, slzo qt. elzo A ,i-Ib. phgs. ^po ity shnll alea bo doturmtnod by reaolutlon. annual outing arranged by the RedConcannon 7410, Mra. K. Wakefleld SI lor M MO 8, That moneys received from tho State Bank Rotary club for the children ji New Jorcoy end tho County of Mon- 7400, Mrs. Helen King 7850, Mrs. Leo mouth be applied to the reduction 0* tha stationed at tho Eunice Fresh Air Boeckel 7240 and Mrs. Lorotta Vin- old. notes. , homo at Chapel Hill. cent 6995. Mrs. Louisa Brey was 4, This Ordinance shall talio effect Im- hostess. Mrs. Ellzaboth Mount will mediately. be hostess at tomorrow nlght'o par- GABDEN NOTES. ty. The club will hold a public card SHERIFFS SALE. party Saturday night, July 29, at Finest Country Roll By virtue of a writ of fl- fs. to me di- Some Valuable Hints For the Homo DOMINO Granulated rected, lequcd sut of tho Court of Chan- which euchre, bridge, five hundred, BORDEN'S—Tall Cans cery of tho State of Now Jersey, will bs IHoiver drawer. pinochle and bunco will be played. ELMDALE Brand exposed to sale at p-ublto venduo on in Cloth Bags MONDAY, THB 14 th VAX OF AUGUST, It is interesting to contrast the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn of 1033, growing of tho biannuals in soil that Fifth street are the parents of a IS? cans between tha houra of 13:00 o'clock and was carefully prepared with well- 42 West Front St., 6:00 o'clock (at 3:00 o'clock Daylight daughter born Monday morning at Savin? Tlmg) In tho afternoon of said rotted manure and commercial fer- the Long Branch hospital. day, at the Court House In tho Borough tilizer against those planted in what of Freehold, County of Honmouth; Nat? is considered just fair top soil. While RED BANK Jersoy, to satisfy a decree qf said court amounting to approximately 54,003.00. there may be exceptions, well-pre- All tho following; tract or parcel of land pared soil with plenty of well-rotted Atlantic Highlands and premises hereinafter partloulBrly de- humus makes a real reservoir for BQrtbed, ottuate. lying and being in the both moisture and the holding of Tho Red Bank Resistor can be bought A&B Brand—Sliced Joroush of Kcti flank. In tha County ol in Atlantic Highlands nt tho stores of SHERIFFS SALE. Monmouth &nd Stato of NOT? Jereoy* plant food. William Lcff, W. Leinburs and A. Kata. Half Slices Hoglnnlnff &t a point In tho south elde SPECIAL t Largest Cans BARTLETT By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to me di- Kim plaoo, said point being dfatarifc ono Dr. Harry Hendrlckson underwent DOLE—Largest Cans rected, issued out ot tho Court of Chan- .jndrod forty-eeven and forty-eight hun- While there arc different varieties an operation last week at the Long cery of -tho State of Now Jersey, will be drodtho foot esBtorly from tho point of ot cockscomb, at the same time Branch hospital. exposed to aale at public vandua on Intersection of the south side of Kim pleca cockscomb to give the largest nnd €1 cans MONDAY, THE 14th DAY OF AUGUST, with tho east ildo of Horace plaoo end Mrs. Walter Coons wiil be hostess cans 1033, running from nald bctclnnlnK point In a most perfect bloom must be well at a card party Wednesday after- otweert tho hours of 12:00 o'clock and louthflily direction nnd parallel with tho fed, not only the soil well prepared noon, July 26, at Margaretta Villa, :0O o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Daylight nut nldo of Horace placo ono hundred for- before setting tho plants or sowing Saving Time), in tho afternoon of said y foot to a point; thonco (2) enstorly for the benefit of St. Agnes's church. lny, at tho Court House, In tho Dorouah tnd on a ltno parallol with tho south nl(i# the seed, but in addition, frecjuent ] Rentals made within the p:ist week if Freehold, County ot Monmouth, New of Elm placo thirty-four and fllxteon hun- applications of high-grade fertilizer' by the Bowtoll agency were tho A. crBoy, to satisfy A decree of salt) Court dredth 8 feot to a point; thonco (8) north- Tomato Juice Pineapple Juice .mounting to approximately 94.207.00. erly and parallel with the cast eldo of spread one to three inches from the j E. Hagameier house to J. Shecnan of Grape Fruit All the following tract or parcel o( land Horace placo one hundred forty feet to a plants should keep them growing i Brooklyn, the O'Connell bungalow to HVKBT— 12K-oz. cans IXOBFDA GOLD Brand DOLE Iflnest ind prcmlcoa hereinafter particularly (to- point In tho south sldo of Elm place: and help produce those large per-! Joseph Shea of Brooklyn, the Letz- DROMEDARY Brand Hcribed, situate, lying and boina in tha thence (4) wentorly along the south efda jP Cans g^P^C Borough of Shrewsbury, in tho County of of Kim place thirty-four and nlxteen hun- fect blooms. Cockscomb, like-other elder bungalow to A. Brooks Whit- fi& Cans gh in C IA Cans m Cans Mcmmoulh and State ol! New Jernoy, and dred ths feot to the point or placo pf be- plants, benefit greatly when a mulch ney of New York, the W. I. Kelly being known its Lot No. 50 on o map of glnnlng. of we!l-rotted manure or a mixture lots, known aa tho Parker Tract, which Together -with tho UHO of tho right of house to St. Gemme Ebeit of West- map Is filed in tho Monmouth County iy In common with others eltuate on tho of manure and peat moy is kept ; Held, the Bauman houso on Highland Clerk's office at Freehold, and bains de- iouth oido of said promfeoa and befng ten around the plant. ' avenue to M. J. Richards ot Jackson scribed aa follows: it in wld.th and runnlna from tho roar .-» said promlfion or tha nouthorly nldo Heights and the Joseph Kooppel bun- BEGINNING at n point on tho aouthcr- y side of White's nvenue, Bald point he* thereof In a westerly direction to tho eaet Althouch the .•.•uinmcr is still rum- , galow to Gerald Hannay of Irvtng- Ko.val rurplc—Largest Cans FANCY SWEET Fancy WhlUi nft tho northwest corner of lot No. Bl| sldo ot Horace place. ton Belted as the property of Monmouth parativcly young, it is time for the ' ARTISIAN Brand LILY Brand ,hence (1), southerly nlonff tho weat eldo Mlsa lot No. M, ona hundred and fifty feot Construction and Developing Co.', Inc., a gardrncr to start active work on his Elsie Junghans and William gfi Cans gh pc SB Cans gft p> C ft Cans Sft*?k tho BouthwcRt corner of lot No. G1 j corporation of tho Stato of Now Joroay. fall planting operations. Time, too, I Ju"ghans o£ Hempstead, Long Is- thenco (2) westerly nnd parallel with et al.t taken In execution at the Bult ot lrmil "White's avenue, six feet, more or less to Thomas Cook, Bnd to bo nold by for Oriental pnpplen to ho planted, ' > op°«t last week wlth Mr. and Mrfl TIQ renter of n brook I thenco (3) on a HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. since they must be Ktnrled the mid-! - William Fdeiidlancler. mrtfiwestflrly cnuma thratigh tho canter Dated July 7th, 10JI8, eile ot August if their bust results | Mlss Ruth Collin3 Is having a if a brook two hundred and twenty-ftva arren H, Smock, Sol'r. UNEEDA BAKERS (C3 Unco) 822.26 are to be obtained. week's vacation from her position Corned Beef :eot, moto or Icia to tho coutherly oldo with E. It. Snyder & Co., and is vis- KNGLTSII STYLE it Whfto'u nvenuo t thonco <4> enaterly • * • ASSORTMENT ilong tho Boutherly nldo of Whlto'm avc- SHERIFF'S SALE, For laigc, sturdy pan;;y plants iting friends at Orange. ANGLO Brand iue, ono hundred nnd forty-five feot, rooro By virtue of a writ of fl. fe. to ma di- A meeting of the committee in Full round r tens to the point or placo ot bcgrlnnin^. jcted, (naucd out of tha Court of Chan- that will ljlonm c:ir]y next year, sow Being Intended to ho a l>nrt of the sntna :ary of the Stato of New Jemey, will ba tho IUAIMI nny time from now until charge of tho carnival, country store Jtc/;. Mo land and premises described In a. certain and supper for tho benefit of St. lecd from Tiieodoro F, V/tslta and Mary S. ned to onla at public venduo on the end of the lirst week in August. SFICCIAL ! MONDAY, TUB 14th DAY OP AUGUST, Agncs's church was hold Monday White, hla -wife, to Deborah Huchanpn, hcnrlnf? ditto March 4th, 1000, and record- 1033, night. Tlie carnival will take place ed In the Monmouth County Clork'a a (flea o two on tha hours of 12:00 o'clock and Rcnn the bulb catalogue:! now nnd August 17, 18 nnd 19, with a chicken In book 847 of Deed ft, on pngca 08, etc. 6:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Day Huh t pot your order in cru-Jy. Itemombcr suilad supper on tho last night. Excepting thorcout of tho above do* nvlng Time) In the afternoon of eald that the fall blooming crocur. and lay, at tho Court HOURQ in tho Borough Tho handicap tournament at tho icrlptlon, tha following: if Freehold, County of Monmouth, No" ths Madonna or Nankeen lily do Atlantic Highlands tennis club for All that certain tract of land and prem- tareoy, to satisfy a decrea of iatd court their ljer;t whrn planted in August. tho Henry ScgRerman trophy vms l '«oa altuato in tho Borough of fJIirownbury, ouutlnff to appfoxlmateJy {2,002.00, Candytuft, /sweet a!y;;sum and other mty of Monmouth end State of Now All tho following trftet or porcol of land Bcliednlcd to nturt last Saturday, but Columbia River— /z DAVIDSON'S DE LUXE Forney. tnd I'rcmlflCH hereinafter particularly do- CjUlck-lilooining annual!) may also be wan postponed owing tn Inclement VKIIY SPECIAL! Your Last Clinnce. ALL STAR Brand Ifoginnlna: at a point tn the ttouth elda of lorlbcd. jiltuA(O, lyliiff and bohiff in tho povvn «\t this time for fall bloom. weather. FANCV OKANGE PI5KOE Whtto Hoad. which point 1B also tho north- iloroutfh of Kcd fiank. In the County of • • • oat corner of Lot No. 51; thenco II) Monmouth nnd fttnta of New Joritcy, and First Baseman Grccnberg ot the ixith nlonjj tho west HMO of Lot No. 61, wing that pntl of ths Jot which wan cun- Gardeners who have good delphin- Detroit Tlgorn spent Sunday at tho ne hundred and fifty fcot to a point, syQ& by JulU J*;. Horden nnd htmband to ium r.ced now ripe or who wish to summer homo of hla parents at Hill- Ic hich point in In tha northerly ling of Iroi corglanna Stout by deed dated May 24th, o. 671 thonco (2) westerly ami parallel 006, and recorded In Hook Hi of Docdn, purchase £-ome will find it advan- side. Ith White's avenua tind also along tho nga 5E4, which faces on Hudnon avenua tageous to niart the seed now. It In Miss Gruco Brown of New York is mrthcrly lino of Lot No. 67, filx feet more (ormorly railed Center uvonuo) : >r icEtft to tho center of a brookj befifn- BE0INN1N0 lit a point where tha urnith- o.ssontlal, of course, to see that the visiting Mlsii Charlotte Unz. in[[ aKiiln at tho bctdnnlni; point; th&nre irly lino of the lot conveyed aa aforesaid jsocd bed;! are shaded until the plants •Sovrro .Surennen nan returned from wedterly nloiifr tho Goutherly lino of :ouch«n tho easterly lino of Hudson ovo- aro up. Delphinium ntarted at this a week's trip to New Hampshire. IVhlto road, fifty feet to a point; thenro mo; tbenca twithoily alo/iar Hudson ave- (4) Botitheily ninl pnrnllel v/lth tha •vrml- iits fllxty feet to n etftko; thent-g etiatetly tlrno of year will malt a iwod growth Dr. Thomas McVey, exiiltrd ruler ily lino of Lot No. 61 and also tho first lon& the northerly lino of the lot nn end will ht! uioujjh tc« winter of the Kiks' lortj.n of Rod Hank, i:i nt- imp, to the cantor of tho nforeasM loscrllwd in sail} dusd, tmo hundred nn. Hub- If Irnnnnlnnted In tho spring they waukee. •lid tho center of tho ftforetinui brook to tartl; tlianrs southed? a!on/f nnitl Uuhimnl should 3>roduce Btrong, blooming Jamcn H. Warner, district mana- 3 f Mr. and Mj. Pctor An- J|ily 28. Tho boat will kavo nt ton Sft IlunchfA M a%c . rdod In llio Monmouth Count? Cl«rk'a HUdiliil of Momniiulh nlieet, v/na o'clock and tlioro will bo dancing on lilce In book 15&3 of Dead a, p&sca 452. Unite.d in* t!iV Itev. John P. Into tho fraternity Thursday night. ticution at tha suit nf Kl^atjor V/. Me* S.Iward W. Wlw, ilol'r. I'fcBon, '}'!!<) nprtifimH «<•>« Mr. anil Tho nbnpier now has ,'13 numbers. >rmnchi nnd to be Bold by itia l1. P, Awato tif Mpnmoutb LISTEN TO THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROGRAM, WJBI~~7:30 TO 8:30—FRIDAY NIGHT. HOWARD HEIGHT, Chartff.-- I)«ted Tune 2%. I55S3, Thtj road to l>«tt«r and Ms»r bual> 4 It mm to ndyerttea te The Bestete, LZ: tK < ; ttMs lesdo through Tho KeM«W'» a*. <94 U, "' " * - wttuiug miumt3M—AAmtihmmi$ REDBANKEE6ISTER, JULY 19,1988. Pap Vifteea horn* at Annandale, S. I, after a n of New York, Is spending several Robert returned on Friday from a turned to her boms at Behnar on DR. L. W. CARLB0N Art Exhibition At visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wall- iya with her. Over the week-end visit at Wyoming, N. Y; Saturday. ing. .1 he* home was her brother, David Ernest Veselia Is moving from Gil- The Brown fasnlly occupied their SURGEON CHiKOFODMSl Our final reminder—there remains only a brams of Now York, bert Ma^ee'y houtsc to rooms in Mrs. home hero over the week-end. Sea Bright Hotel Edward Loekwood, Everett T)ask- 1.I1C3 Alma Williams C, W. Brown's house on the tame IfOOT &FKCIAUST cr and Cherles Miller ere visiting at of Atlantic Offic» Houm Dally 10 i, a. It t p, a, short time to take advantage of the low summer Pover-FoKcroft, Maine ;ighlands spent yesterday with Mrs street. The road to better end bigger busi- Michel Jacobs, Director of the Fred Crocs and orchestra are play- ohn E. Bennett. Mrs. Snrah D. Hayward, -who spent ness leads through The Bepiatert ad- Fast epssslsiiiKSK* pk©aL» {J44S prices. Let us fill your bin© with premium qual- August Frank la making^ Improve- part of last week with her nieces, re- vertising columns.—Advertisament, ^1-23 BROAD S'fi, ES» E.4MS. tf. 8. ity Jeddo-Highknd coal—NOW. Metropolitan Art School of Ing at the Harltan Inn. ments to his hotiss. New York, Has Unusual Dis- Mr. and Mrs, Thora&s Hellly and play. 'amily of Bayonne have moved to .heir summer home here for the cea- tho 011111- ©ntla of mllc3 of extra wear . . . Brooklyn. | AHMOUIVS ever asscitililt'tl to jiruro thn J. Long of Anburyy Park wnn [, Creamery mhinliifji pair (til thcwtiy — a fciit unparal- and RltimUtii i*f any inahtt tif Nt» tho week-end guent of her nlfitor nnd : jJ EVAX". leled in tho history of tho mountain. Tlio far- Hso of hh fttr tvill rvt-r affp hrotlicr-tn-law, Dr. , find Mra. M. f\ tlirat point ever licfoni reached liy any car in tfivi:n these rt'cmt-breakini* Woronoff. • (Cui from Tub) bij;h j',ear wns thn hnlf-wny house. Chftrlen Adaro, Jr., is spending a II1MISON MO'I'OH V.Ml couplo of weeks In Montreal, Canada. FANCY Mlm; Hntli Dorf won tho week-end FANCY HONEY fjuontii of Ml', nnd Mm. Joseph 0. 2 iba. for . AUIONOV FOIt KI01I (GOLDEN i'LY) (iolijor. Fresh IttSW BIWKETOWN TIBKS. ( Tho Literary dopru-tment of the rex TBl/CK AND BUS T1JIE8—KOAll HBEVICE. Koyport Lltomry club met with Mrs, MMA Anton fl. VatiD'unliltlc on Thurnday to US W. FRONT ST., nutko up tho club's program for tho coming year. PHONE 1742. RED BANK, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul StonRDl, Jr., nnd UPPER BROAD ST., RED.BANK, N. J. f f{mill' nro spending; fjomo tlma at Be sure to read oor big adv. lit Long Brands 1'IIONK 8371. OI'KN I'lV Hpfseh Arllnjiton. Mr. ami MIH. 1'lvart V. Bllcox und Daily Record Friday night for more great dnU,;lit(ir"J niiil Midi Htinnah Pollntr arr »pnndln», t%-,o wr?lt« R( LAvalsttft specials for Saturday ! &AMIA1AM. AX B ^ Page SMeea RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1988. Carey, Sean Carey, Rosalind Strong, Barter Exchange I York spent the week-end with Mr. , Sally Strong, Betty Juns Oaborne, 98 DAIRY COWS {antt Mrs. Arthur Glass. | Virginia Oaborne, Mary Loulso D«l- PHONE 2816. Barretts ApproVcd Booto Raymond C. McGraime of Rock- i atuah and . Thomas Conover. Also Makes Repot* Airport News away Beach and Miss Audrey J, present %'oro Mrs. Gladys Manning nrvr-\ AT AUCTION! Keniora of Brooklyn spent tho week- and Mra. Georgo K. Allen of Red Red Bank Eschaage Has Se- end with Mr. and Mro, Harry A. Bank, aunta of tho celebrant. ZLOTKINS' STABLES, Renters. cured Work for 23 Persons— Charle3 Bohland of Long Branch, Mr. Brodereon and family of Mat- FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY, •Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodward awan hava moved into the house on Aboei 7S Persons Listed for a /itudent pilot at tho Red Bank air- and children spent Sunday in South ] Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor port, suceesafully made hia first solo Liberty street owned by Christ Employment. Jersey. church and formerly occupied by Motal Ceilings State,, Blag, Tile, Sletal- flight on Sunday. The flight wao Air. and Mra. Earl Lingo, MIKS Gutters sad leaders. 1933, at X P. M. Sharp. Ruin or Slilne. made after six and one half hours Frank Morris. ona Composition Hoofs. Containing nine rooms, three Mrs. William Barclay Harding o Claire Lingo, Miss Jennie Post and Virginia Asay, daughter of Mr. Sales Every JVo Weeks ou Thursday*. HoJmdel, chairman of tho Red Banl of Instruction and included a per- William Snyder upent Sunday after- Furnaca end Btova Work. baths, steam heat, maid's fect three-point landing after a short nnd Mrs. Hariy Aoay, has returned, room and bath, billiard room, barter exchange, called a mcetlni noon at Sea Girt vlaltlng Louia Sny- home irom Fitkln Memorial hospital, music room, open fireplaces. Consisting of FOUR CAR- Thursday to which were Invitee flight over tho field. der of Penns Grove who ia eta- • » s ' where sho underwent an operation. 'RED'BANK, N.'J. Lot 90x186 feet. Located la LOADS of High Class representatives of other local organ tloned with the national guards txt A nureo is In attendance. j the heart of Rert Banlc. Izatlona and businesa concern A course In blind flying is being Sea Girt. Owner obtained by foreclos- • Dairy COWS Among those present were Mre taken by Mahlon Kemmerer at tliu Mr. and Mrs. Georga Tarnoll spent urc. Will sell on convenient George Bodman of the Emergenc; local airfield. A Waco plane owned Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard terms. Relief association, Mlsa Duello o by the airport and fitted with the Guiifcindeu of .Long Branch. tho Monmouth County "Organlzatlo latest blind flying euipment is be- John Teichman spent the week- Hione Bed Banlc 8037. for Social Servlco, Rov. Dr. John B. ing used in the course of instruc- end with hia parents, Mr. and Mm. JFOSEFH SALZ, McCloskey, Donald Lawea, Robert tions. Juhn Teichman of Pasauic. 10 Momnoutli Street. Kennedy, oversea of the poor a •tea Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brown Red Bank; Chief of Police Harr. Tho Red Bank field la now being spent Wednesday at New York. Clayton, Monroe Eisner, Mra. ^ used as a newspaper depot for a Mrs. Joseph Domet, Sr., Mra. Jo- Shanley, Mra William Barclay Hard PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING AND RE- number of metropolitan newspapers. seph Demet, Jr., and sons, Robert PAIRING. ing and Mrs. C. B. West, Jr., of th Planes deliver the Newark Evening and Donald of Plainfleld, and Eu- Proposals (or the- wlntlnir uf cln»a GUERNSEYS, JER3EY3, HOLSTEIN5, barter exchange. News, Now York Daily Mirro'-, irene Hendel of Blooraneld, Massa- rooms and hall In Elver street nchool- hause, Red Bank, >•'. J- AYRSHIRES AND DROWN SWISS The report submitted by the bar- American, Journal and the Daily chusetts, opent Thursday with Mra. Al«o rewiring roof on junior high These cows were personally selected ter exchange showed that since It and Sunday News each day to the Francis Craiff. Bchool building. right off the farm*, where they were raited opening, the first week of June, th field. This service enables complete Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Brown Notice la liereb? Elvcn that ocalcil bids in Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. Many will bo received by the Board of fcuuen- of these cows are fresh and closet spring- barter had secured employment to •Hall street editions to bo distributed spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, tion. of lied Dank, N. J.. for the paintine ers with good mlllt production reco da end persons totaling 35 days' work, through the shore towns an hour George Gordon of Metuchen. and rcpalrinc of dbove nchools. Agh buttprfat testa. Thia is contidcred An average of twelve to fifteen bar- earlier than they could be delivered Miss Etta Morris and Miss Mar- A certified cheel; in turn cu.mil to 10 nft of the best Iota of dairy cows for of bid must accompany each proposal n young ages, color, size, milk production ters a day have been completed. by train. Trucks are used to dis- jorie Sutherland spent last Wedneb- We were fortunate in buying 10,000 to bo forfeited OS liguidiiUd dnmaEco ' * that has ever been Many examples of bartering wen tribute the .papers to tho various day at New Yorlc with Mr. and case bidder refuses to execute contract. put up for auction. If you are interested described by Mra. Harding, among shore resorts from the airport, Mrs. Jame3 MacLean. pure silk dresses through our New Specifications for tho proposed work in one or several choice dairy cow*, grades may be obtained by applying nt tlio offli or purebreds, dont mls» this opportunity, them being: person barters eggs for • 9 « Mrs. ti. Everett Runyon and Mr3 of tho District Clerk In tho Senior HlB but be sure and attend this cow sale on man to clean windows; the window Forest Compton of Red Bank wore York buying office. Values up to $6.95. July 27th, where you always buy good John Dunn of Red Bank made a School buildinB, Harding road, Red ISank. cleaner receives a grocery order ai Thursday visitors of Mra. Elwood N. J., on and after Saturday, July 22(1, business trip to Wllkcsbarre, Penn- Thia, lot contains washable silks in It Ks Imown that we always sell, re- a local grocer and the grocer is re- sylvania Thursday and returned the Runyon and Mrs. Douglas Coook. All bids must be addressed to Japhln gardless of cost. These cow* are fully ac- imbursed by fresh vegetables from Harry Bartholomew returned to sheers—travel prints—shirtings—chif- Clayton, secretary, J!M1 Bonk, N. J.. anil credited, tuberculin and blood tested, with a nearby farm; the farmer being same day. The flight was made in be imhlfl possession not later than elKht tuberculin rctest, and must be as repro- a plane chartered from the local air- hia position at New Yorlc on Mon- fons in a variety of styles, including o'clock, daylight Bavin* time, Tuesilay, icnted or no sale. You are invited to paid by credit at stores at Red port and piloted by Jack Casey, day after enjoying a week's vaca- August 8th. 19.1.1, at Senior Jiieh bchool hi-se CDWB at any time before sale. Bank. pilot-manager of the field. tion at his homo here. bulldlne, HnrdinK road. Will also sell several horses, plffa, poul- Mr. and Mrs. William Kostor and separate jacket and cape effects. Tho Board of Education reserves the ry, aheep, harness and many other ar- Approximately 75 persons are • « o rleht fa reject any or all bids. listed with the barter for employ- djuiHhter Wilda of Yonkera spent Siffned, icleo. Attend these sales.—Terms at s»I« W. Newbergcr chartered a piano POAED OF EDUCATION. JACOB ZLOTKIN & SON, ment, including painters, carpenters Saturday evening with Mr. andMra Phone 330 Freehold. laborers, accountants, seamstress Saturday for a return flight to Balti- Douglas Cook. Mrs. Koster and SIZES ARE 14 to 54. AlJAPHIA CLAYTON. District Clerk. "The Men Who Sell Good Cows etc. Anyone desiring to employ help more, where he attended a race daughter aro spending the summer Dated July Hth, 1033. And Give a Square Deal." should call the barter at 176 Mon- meet. at Asbury Park. Come to pur store and share these mouth street, Red Bank, telephone • * a v Misa. Margaret Jjudlow has accept- 1541. The person employing help Mr. Bull and three friends were ed a position in an oMlcc at Keyport. outstanding vafuea I pays tho barter exchange in either taken to Valley Stream, Lonjr Is- Mrs. Henry Marshall of Hobolcon cash or merchandise and the ex- and, in a chartered plane Saturday and Mrs. Charles Glashoff of Long change takes care of the employee. from the local airfield. Island spent Thursday with, Mrs. YOUR CHOICE OF THIS LOT ! Mrs. Harding urged that much pub- « 9 » Dora Schnoor. licity be given to the fact that the Rube Williams and Mahlon Kcm- Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Compton and exchange has competent persons merer made a flight to Sands Point, children spent Sunday at Manas- listed for employment and they can Long Island Tuesday, where they quan. ba engaged for a very nominal ;ompeted in the National Junior Mrs. Euretta Glaus -won a hand- amount—either cash or merchandise. 10I0 tournament being played there. embroidered apron at St. Clement's Mra. Harding also described the "hey were piloted, by Jack Casey. fair Thursday evening. canning project, which starts next Mr. and Mrs. Louis Runge, Mr. Wednesday morning at the Red Bank and Mra. E. Lynch, James Burns Catholic high school on Broad street. Belford News. and Steven McClosky of New York Through the courtesy of Rev. Dr. are stopping at the Belford Rest John B. McCloskey, pastor of the (Tho Red Bank Register con ba bought house. church, tho barter exchange will the Btore of John O'Neill, the service have the use of the kitchen. utiun of Orville Cngler find Henry Was- Mr. and Mrs. James Hycrs enter- rnmn'o waiting room.) tained over the -week-end Mr. and Miss Marie Doermann, extension Miss Helen Turik of Yonkers spent Mrs. Earl Hyer and daughter and El- Discontinued specialist in nutrition, opened tho nturday and Sunday with her sister, lis Hyer of Mamaroneck and Mr. and class today. The vegetables and jara "re. Joseph Halliday. Mrs. Walter Antonides of Red Bank, were donated, and the persons do- Miss Mildred Weir of Tottenvllle Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wiilett and ing the canning received half of 'as with her mother, Mrs. William daughter of Minnislnk Park, and 6 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. what they preserved, or a credit at Weir, over the week-end. Mrs. C. Ludlow and two daughters the barter exchange store. About 100 persons attended a dance of Belford. The consensus at the meeting was Saturday night at Joseph Halllday's Miss Maroc of Matawan is spend- that tho report of activities of the Meadow View Inn. Another similar ing two weeks with her grandpar- barter exchange, since its beginning, dance will be held Saturday of this ents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Watson. merited its existence. The chairman, week and also on Saturday, July 29, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Wilson have Harding, was urged to con- when a chop nuoy dinner will he been visiting Mrs. Wilson's mother tinue the operation of the exchange. served. , at Brooklyn. At the ten o'clock service Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ward R, JofTera and BRIDGE AT LEONARDO. morning at St. Clement's church the Mr. and Mrs. Garrett A. Lee are at- to& will-be "The Difference between tending the fair at Chicago. Mr. anfl Mrs. E. G. Hoch Wlnneia Capollcism and Protestantism." A Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherry mo- at Home of T. J. Kappoclc newer and more mellow sounding or- tored to Washington on Monday. ounaad gan ha3 been placed In the church. Mrs. Anna Eutt of Little Ncclc, A duplicate bridge game was held 1 Long Island, is spending a month no longer hetotd Friday night at the home of Mr. and Kichard^ Luker- has "received a that you have RECIU&R STYLES $4^? am/*5°P scholarship as an award- from the with her father, John Florland. Mrs. Thomas J. Kappock of Leonar- Mr. and Mrs. Andre Besson spent anexpensive l$$ SUSS and WIDTHS AAAA&A fofff do. The Howell match point system National association of cost account- / i9 ft ants for his work in cost account- Thursday with relatives on Staton foot; / was used and tho winners were Mr. ing at New York university. The Island. and Mrs. E. G. Hoch, with a total of award was presented at tho Newark Mrs. Vatell of New York is spend- Tho runners-up were Mr. and academy of Arts and Sciences' Fri- ing the summer with her daughter, Clarence Wickman. Other! day evening. Mrs. James Hubba. I present wero Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Archibald Gaffney of Tottenvllle Mrs. Ella Bills of Leonardo is vis- Banta, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmitt, Mrs. spent the week-end with hig cousin, iting Mrs. William Koop. Pkrae 2653. J. Ohlsen, Elmer Wickman and Mr. Joseph Halliday. George Keifcr is sick. and Mra. Kappock. A game will be TBICES played every Friday evening for the Miss Marjorie Sutherland, Mis3 Mrs. Mao Ludlow ia somewhat im- Aima Tarnow, Miaa Martha Schuler, proved from her recent illness. IN rest of tho summer and an invita- EFFECT July 20, 21, 22. || PROMPT DELIVERY ion has been extended to other MIBS Marjorie Whitney and Miss George Barry of Plainfleld is visit- couples to attend. Florence Roche are spending a week ing Mrs. Dayton K. Wentworth. «o- at Lake Hopatcong. Miss Lizzio Haggerty and sister of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cottrell spent New York are spending a month In Hersh's Hersh'a Birthday Patty. . Thursday at Irvington. rooms in Miss Gussio Holmes's house. Canned Asparagus Roy Croft of Worthley street en Miss Jane Compton has roturned tertained at a party Sunday at Gull- home after spending a week with Mrs. Dora Schnoor had a toe am- ford Park, near Island Heights, in Mrs. Harry Clay of Pair Haven. putated at the Long Branch hospital^ celebration of his birthday. A picnic Audrey Havens of Union Beach is She is convalescing at her home. dinner was one of the feaures of the visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Mrs. Mabel S. Higglnson of El- party. Those present were Mrs. Havens. boron spent the week-end with Miss ' Can Croft and children Roy, Jack and Joseph Halliday, Jr., and Andrew Emma Plahn. Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boskey Halliday were visitors at Brooklyn Misses Nellie, Grace and Marie and children Harry and Bobby, and Saturday and Sunday. Davis spent Sunday at Asbury Park. Mrs. Barbara Heyer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnea spent Mra, Thomas IDinnen is suffering Jumbo the week-end at Chatsworth. from lumbago. Shoes Fitted By X-Bay. Russell Walling will take his Sun- Miss Eleanor Dlnnen of New York 18 BROAD ST., RED BANK It payn to advertise in The Register. day-school class of boys to sco the spent Monday and yesterday with Fresh Macon dirigible at Laltehurst tomor- Mra. Thomas Dlnnen. Killed row, later in the day they will join Mr. and Mrs. John Hoins and Miss the Methodist Sunday-school excur- Mabel Lukor spent Sunday at Eng- sion at Asbury Park. lishtown. Mr. Heins had charge of Mrs. Nettie VnnWinkle of Brook- the services nt tho Englishtown lyn is visiting Mrs. Charles New- Methodist church, both morning and man. evching. Mrs. William Newman and chil- he BIG dren and Alis3 Olivo Bennett and Middletown Village. ATION Mrs. Charles Newman spent Wednes- day at Spring Lake. riiiftc* club mot at tho homo Armour's Fresh Beat Phillo Pattenion of Engllnhtown. of Mra. Krnost W. Mnndovilln Fri- Evaporated Chopped Summer Mro. Jamen Whlston nnd daugh- day afternoon. Frizzy \voro 'won .by ter Ilulda of Kearny are upending Mro. George A. Delatutih, Mrs, Fred- two months with her mother, Mrn, erick C. Tatum, Minn Kmlly Pea- 77 Monmouth St. Phone 478. Red Bank, N. J. Jennie Trimble. cock and Mra. Octet II. Comnwr. Albert Salt cefobratnti hlri thlr- Mra. FLIUIH A. Iluyen hi «mut{,'l'Jf? tcmith birthday li'rlilny by a trip to for a flower anlo to ho hold mirly i» Anbury Park with Mr. nnd Mra. John August for tho beimttt.of the library V. Glass and mm John anil Mr. and association. Bho requt'istn that, all Mra. Augusg t Beyey r of Cranfordnf. . Mr. persona havlnff to donate for ad Mrs. Beyer aro upending a week thin fsala, communleuto with h^r. with Mr. and Mra. Glafis. Joyce Jlnnco, daughter ofT Mr. and Mlaa Mamlo Kennor nnd Mr. and rg. Irving Hunce, hud a jmrty lant Mrfl. William Kearney and children Thm-tfdny on tlift beach nt (irnbri^ht WUHnm, Kenneth and DnrlmrtL of in celebration of hot- fenUi blifhfimy. Brooklyn opont Htimltty with Mra. 1 A picnic lunch waft t!oi-vmi and biit h- ASK HIM WHEN ! Ji V J ing. Rwlmmlim antl brttch jjjiitn wr« Mr. «od MfB, AJbstt Halt Pi dfiflieyeA' . !BW 'guests were. -Mmu- f RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1933. Pap Seventeen fern at $15,000, for Dawson at $5,000 making final arrangements for the lucky number prize and Mrs. Ethel Justice Carders and lor Dyche at J2.B00. fair to be held all next week at the Lynch won a cake disposed of on the Tha men were alleged to have In- Surf bathing pavilion. co-operattvo plan. AUCTION SALE duced Mrs. Patterson to turn over to The Scabrlght band will hold a Mrs/Annie McQce made the high- Crime Probe them the stock, which they disposed concert and card party tonight at the est score at bunco. Other prize win- —ov— of for $480,000 through the General Surf bathing pavilion. The concert nerB were Mrs. Teresa Herold, Mrs. Monmouth County Grand Jury Industrial Foundation corporation, will take place from eight to nine Hazel Smith, Miss Virginia Brady, Instructed to Make Thorough which, It was charged, they had o'clock and carda will be played af- Mrs. Irving VanBrunt, Mrs. Lamb, Horses, Cows and AH Kinds formed for the purpose. terward. Miss Edith Herold, Mrs. Helen Mox- Investigation in Alleged Crime Plans are progressing for the an- ley. Miss B. Berk, Mrs. George A. Wave. nual summer card party of the Wom- Hawkins, Mrs. B. Fowler, Percy D. offers you a Eatontown News. en's Democratic club to bo held Au- Bennett, E. S. Preese, Ethel Lynch, Justice Joseph B. Peraklo of tho gust 10 at tho Surf bathing pavilion. L. Mount, Theresa DcBeckcr, Evelyn supremo court yesterday called a (Tho Hed Bank Register can b« bought special session of tho Monmouth In Eatontown from Noble Hoiby at tb« Pryor, Mrs. E. Becker, Miss Mary will be held at poBtoftlea &ud at Frank tiflreallo'i barber Emma Hendrlckson, Florence Ben- county grand jury at Freehold to In- shop.) BUNCO PAKTY. nett, Esther England, Sallie Smalley, vestigate what ho described as a Ruth Bennett, Marjorle Smith, Mary MIKE'S INN crlma wave. Mrs. George Mosby and daughter Bpiueopal Church Benefit Held Fri- Vandnrbnrg, Edna Antonides, Mrs. Justice Persklo admonished tho Barbara are making a visit with day at Fair Haven. M. Hanklnson, Mrs. Herbert Haw- on the main highway from Freehold to Matawan, members o£ the grand Jury to "stay Mrs. Mosby'o mother at Newton. kins, Eva Little, Miss Elizabeth until It (tho investigation) 1B com- The Women's Forelga Missionary A bunco party given Friday night for tha benefit of the Episcopal Scowcroft, Walter Antonides and F. one mile from Marlboro on Route No. 49, pleted. Thero Is every power in the society of the Methodist church will M. Chandler. Washer You Can lew and If this IB not enough I will observe Its third anniversary and church of Fair Haven was largely at- give it to you." Little Light-bearer party in the so- tended. Mrs. Herbert Hawkins won Mrs. Dorothy Kennerly, Mrs. Caro- Every Friday at 12:30 cial room of the church this after- tho door prize, Mrs. F. M. Chandler line Harvey and Mrs. Helen Moxley Judge Pcrslcle directed the grand noon. won a cut glass water pitcher as a were In general charge. KAIN On SHINE. Jury to "go after tho hlgher-upa, not Buy With Confidence! the underlings." He urged tho Jury A silver tea will be held by the Fivo hundred chickens will bo at each eale, alEO hogo, young plgn, to mako Monmouth county eo bar- Ladica' Aid society in the social rooms of tho Methodist church to- Three Sentenced him ashoro uninjured. Clark waa cut on tho legs by the rocks, and For Conspiracy Moog also had lacerations on the We carry a full line of Fresh Vegetables.- feet. ' Three men, convicted of conspir- Blueflsh are now being caught In acy to defraud Mrs. Ella deBevolno largo numbers by the fishermen. Patterijon of Rod Bank out of This Is good news for the fishermen, $888,000 in stock of tho Curtis Pub- as the fish have boon very scarce of lishing company, wero sentenced laat late. Conrad Johnson and John Everything must be sold, nothing to be held In reserve for our Wedneaduy to indeterminate terms, Carlson brought in 1,100 pounds one not to exceed threo years In the peni- day and over 300 pounds the prev- new location, which will be announced later. tentiary. ious day, The mon, sentenced by . Judge Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Taranto of Charles C. Nott, Jr., at New York, Wyckoff, Now Jersey, spent the A miscellaneous assortment of Sweaters, Skirts, Dresses, Blouses, wore Ernest Soffern, 53, of Mont- weok-end with Mr. and Mr». O. Han- clair; Donpwltz X. Dawson, 69, of sen of Surf stroot. Pajamas, Guimpes, Silk Underwear will be sold at Angola' Camp, California, and David ' Dr. Angus M. Frantz sailed Satur- Dycho, 31, of Sowaco. day on tho White Star liner Qeorglc Judge Nott granted a motion for a for Europe. certificate of reasonable doubt co Juno Krauss Is vialtlng relatives that tho convicted men may take an at Laurenco Harbor. appeal and ball waa fixed for Buf- The hook and ladder company is A large assortment of Summer Dresses that were sold at $5.00 will be sold at

HAS. A All of our Better Dresses will be sold below cost price. TENDER A large assortment of Early Spring and Winter Coats that sold at $39.00 will be sold at

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STORE Co. J LITffiE SILVER Monmouth St., Red Bank ITS FRIDAY JULY 21, 1933. Tnlrphona 178, SALE STA: AL^^L ^SALES FINAL. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 19,1933. Page Eighteen DEFEATS CHAMPION. Red Bank Drops \ Prizes For The Bifiy Itohrey Wuts ,at HlUcrest Country Club. Billy Eohrey, aon of Jack Rohrey, COSMJUSIW cf Fran!i Shields to propriator ot tho Swimming Jttver Enliriei Up lo Stondard for An- Defeat at Hands of Freehold Plans Progressing for the Big country club, defeated John Loftus, Play on Grals Courts of Lawn club champion of tho Hlllcrest nual Horse Show to bo Held Firemen Forces Locals From: National Regatta to be Held Tennis and Cricket Club— country club ol Jamaica, en Mon- at Rumson Country Club in First Place in County League on the River at Red Bank Tournament Starts Monday. day, Both players hod identical August. —Defeated Soldiers in Game. Nest Month. scores of 74 for tho eighteen holes, Tho 46th annual Invitation tourna- 37 out and 37 in. Billy won tho Horso fanciers from Red ^, Freehold ,by defeating Red Bank A list has been prepared of the ment of the Seabright lawn tenni3 & match 1 up. • Kumson, Long Branch and Aebury Monday night, took the lead in the trophies and prizes which will be cricket club will start Monday, and Edward Clark of tho Bldgewood Park, aa well aa thosa from Trenton, Honmouth county firemen's league awarded the winners of the various run through until Saturday. Among country club, who defeated Billy Newark, Morristown, Montclalr and aa the second half got well under- classes of speed boats participating the playera, who have accepted in- Kohrey last week In tho oemi-iinals other parts of the state are looking way. Tho locals, by reason of their in the National Sweepstakes on the vitations, Kro Frankio Parker, now of the New Jersey junior champion- orward with keen interest to the defeat moved into second place. Be- river at Red Bank on Saturday, Au western sensation, who defeated ship at Rldgewood, la now a guest Monmouth county horao show at tho fore tne game with Freehold they gust 12. The list Is headed by the Frank Shields at Spring Lake on Fri- nt tho Swimming River club. Ho la KumBon country club Friday and had been tied with tho county-neat- famous National Sweepstakes per- day, Shields, Sidney Wood, winner of fifteen years old. Billy and his Saturday, AuguBt & and 5, The petual trophy purchased and pre- tho singles' bowl last year, Johnny gmjuL "will tyam up to play against w Is ono of the outstanding sum- sort Monmouth, winners of the sented by the Red Bank Yacht Club Doeg, champion of tho Reabrlght the RuniGoii country club, Deal, mer events along the Jertiey coast, first half of the league season, suf- three years ago, to be competed for club, Miss Helen Jacobs, who gained Forogato and. Jumping Brook coun- and is attendod by vlBitora from far fcred a defeat at tho hands of the | by any single motored craft at a permanent possession of the Sca- try club thla week. Both boys have and near. From Newport, Tuxedo, Hed Bankers last Friday. The sanctioned race each year on the brlght women's elnglcs' bowl last ivttracted much attention by their varloun parts of Long Island, Penn- Eoldiera are tied with Long Branch. Shrewsbur"- -•••—y -••river—. Thi""••a" *-""trophyh", »a year by defeating Miss Josephine playing, eonalderlng their youth. sylvania, Maryland and Virginia STANDING OF THE' TEAMS. museum piece, Is a handsome bronze Crulckshanlt, Miss Caroline Babcoclc Because ot the rain only two come lovora of the thoroughbred. L PO statuette standing about thirty Inches of Los Angeles, a member of last ft J.flOO matchoB in the President's! cup It ia one of tho oldest horse eliowa JFreehold — —- - — 1 .067 High, representing the exhausted and year's victorious mixed doubles com- tournament could be played off last n America, and back in the days Bed Bank 2 .600 dying courier as ho delivered the bination, and Miss Sarah Palfrey. week. Paul Hlntelmann defeated before tho automobile Monmouth * Long Branch 2 .600 .message of the victory at Marathon Fort Monmouth * Others^whp have signified tholr In- Eugeno Magee 1 up in 10 holes, and county was noted for its fine'satidlo ^ Wanamnssa _ 1 jj 'HI after finishing a run of 23 miles. This Edward McDormott defeated Sid and coach horses. Freehold, this. Little Silver ° piece was designed in Franco In 1804 tentions ?Of taking part In the tour- GAMES LAST FRIDAY. ney aro Robert "Lofty" Bryan of Mercer 2 and 1. County neat since Revolutionary, by the French sculptor Corot, and times, attained fame from trottirijj Hc<3 Back i. Fort Monmouth 3. was obtained by the yacht club from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and John Freehold 6, Little Silver Z. McDlarmid of Fort Worth, Texas, races. Today the county la a noted, Lous Brunch 13, Wsnamma 11 a private collection. The trophy is hunting ground, Ita pack being a GAMES LAST MONDAY. now held by George Kels of Lake winners of the men's doubles trophy Freehold 7, Bed Bank S. laBt year, Samuel Gilpln of Philadel- famous one. For nearly half a cen- George, who won the National tury Rufus C. Finch, formerly of LOUE Branch 1, Wnnraun 2. Sweepstakes in 1331 with his re- phia, a member ol tho men's doubles GAMES THIS FRIDAY. team that was runner-up to Bryan Plainfleld, was tho master. Today . Wanamaasa at Little Silver. vamped El Lagarto. There was no Amory L. Haslcell leadH tho pack. I'ort Monmouth at Long Branch. sweepstakes regatta in 1932. and McDiarmld, Bryan Grant, R. GAMES NEXT MONDAY. Norrls Williams, Martin Buxby, Wil- Fifth Annual invitation Event to Ai the ahow tho best of hunter and Fort Monmouth at Bed Bank. In addition to this trophy, which liam Tilden, 3d, Gregory Mangln, Jumpers aro put through tho camo Lonir Branch ot ^Little Silver. this year's winner will hold for one be Held Sunday Afternoon paces aa on'o encounters in the hunti- Wanamaasa at Freehold. year, a choice of an end table with en Amory L. Haskell Estate in ng Hold. Tho outside course at Collecting a dozen hits, the Free-. a sHver smoking set or a tray with Middle town Township. Rumaon is not unlike that at Falr- hold firemen were able to push seven J sllvcr cigarette box and lighter will flold. runs across tho plate to beat Red j nccompany the bronze to be retained Tho fifth annual Woodlawn farm With twenty hunter claoses tlia ex- Bank, X to 5, on Monday night at j by the Winner Of the gruelling con- invitation junior horse show will bo hibitor has every opportunity to sea Freehold. The locals managed to test A silver coffee set will be held Sunday afternoon at tho school- just what hia beet hunter can do. make seven hits off Luganini, Free- | awarQC(i a3 second prizo and a silver ing grounds of Amory V. Haolcell'a The outstanding claua is The Billy hold hurler. I water pitcher as third prize. Prizes eatato on Coopsr road tn Mlddletown Brook trophy, presented by Mm. L. A home run -b y Quln- • n of- Freehold----•-'•• , Ifo r th- e othe- r races are as follows. township. Tho show ia staged pri- L. Whlto of Shrewsbury, in momory a triple by King of Freehold and 125 cubic inch hydroplanes; Trophy marily for the encouragement of of hor famous hunter, and winner doubles by Rhoades, Luganini and donated by Bruns, Klniball & Com- OP WWLB horsemanship among the youth of of many famouo eteeplo chauo races. Quinn, all of Freehold, were batting pany, first nrize. Silver tea set, sec- tHS PAV/IS COp the community, but there is ono opon The clasa la for huntera regularly features of the game. The score; ond prize, silver water pitcher third MOL0S Tue. /JATIONAU £LAY COURT -X\XLE Pltr/Egs jumping class for horaes owned by hunted with the'Monmouth county - BED BANK. prize. :rvod by TliC Associated Press members ot the Monmouth County hounds by a member of the hunt AB R H TO A Class "A" Outboards, first prize, Hunt club, intended as a cchooling 3 2 club. Tho Corinthian class, open to Lewis, B». ••-•• — Commodore Jacob Siegcl trophy. Sec- test prior to tho annual Monmouth all hunters, is also a feature. In Macintosh, 3b. ond, silver electric coffee perculator. Rumson Wins from Committees For County Horse Show. Starr, rf • -• Romson the jumping classes there will be a Murphy, c Third, silver meat platter. Entries nro free and there will be .sweepstakes, touch-and-go, and two Brooks, If- Class "B" Outboards; Division 1. Princeton Golfers no admission charge. Entries, which classes for horaeo, owned by reai- / Quisley, 2b. - First, Vice-Commodore George E. should be mailed to Mrs. Amory L. denls in Ocean and Monmouth coun- ^ Applegate, cf — Ruppert trophy. Second, silver meat 1 Members of the Rumson country Haskell, close today. The commlttco Crawford, p. -— - 1 0 tle3. Tho crowning of tho champion Woodward, lb [dish. Third, silver vase. [Schedule in Twilight League to club defeated a group of Princeton Plans for Baseball Field Day and in charge consists of Annette T. Has- hunter ia tho notable event of the 7 IS Class "A" and "C" outboards (Di- golfers Sunday at Rumson by a score ltell, Rufua C. Finch and Amory L. ohow. be Completed This Week— of 14 to 10. It was the first team Track Meet on Red Bank Mu- FREEHOLD. vision 2, professional to bo run to- Haslcoll. AB E H PO A gether with amateurs of Division 1.) Plans Under Way for Banquet match this season for the Rumson nicipal Field on Saturday, The classes are: The breeding classes, twelve in EhoadeB, cf —• 3 3 0 First ?M>, second $20'and third $10 in —Track and Field Meet Soon. players. July 29, Progress. ' PonloB under twelve liandd, to ho shown number, havo always been featured Madse. »»• * 0 3 Schuyler VanVechten, all oven at on a lead lino, ridden by children undei- at tho Monmouth County horso' Potter, c. » 0 10 cash. 2 With the exception of the play-off eighteen holes, won, the regular Sun- Joseph -R. Bennett, president of elsht yoars. show. Tioro will be classes for Vanderveer, Ih. — « Class "C," outboards, Division 1, ;he Monmouth county athletic club, | HoriiemanBhlp 100 per cent, children Lusaiiinl. p - * 2 of three tie games tho Rumson Twi- day match play against par In the j under ten years. marcs suitable to produce huntera, i First, Charles C. Alexander, Jr., which Is sponsoring a baseball field BERNON S. PRENTICE Qnlnn, 5l>. - trophy, Rpcomi, ..silver fruit dish. light baseball league will complete class A division. J. Shannon and 1'onlen under thirteen hands fo bo rid- polo mounts, saddlo horses, and a Matthews, ih. —• 1 its schedule this week. Tonight and IIowcll VanGorblg vrern each one day and track meet ot tho municipal „ , -- . T-,J ' den by a child under fourteen years. class for farmer'breeders. Farmers Camwell, 2b. ...- 2 Third, tablo lamp. Held on Bergen place on Saturday, VanSchoick, rf. z Class "F" Outboards, Division 1, Friday night the Hilltoppers will down. E. W. Heller. was 2 down, Manueward lBurns Alonzp, ,Ba Pauy lPalmer Kamragh; Haroli, Ed-l 1 „ Horaemnmihl_ _..dor ptbli-tee 100 n peyear ncent, children are Invited .to attend tho show aa Kins. IT —- 3 meet tho Towneirs and tomororw Gray McW. Bryan 3 down and A. P. uly 29, yesterday announced the va- Horsemanship 100 por cent, children they are no Btrangora to the Hura- First, Benjamin C. * Fincko trophy, Surface, H. Hunter Lott, Jr., Miss thirteen and under sixteen years. SI 1 12 21 1 second, silver breakfast dish, third, night the Presbyterians will play Morgan 3 down. In Class B, the win- rious committees In charge of the Alico Marblo. Miss Virginia Rice, j eon club huntsmen, who every year ner was M. Pardee,. affair. HorBCH or jionten not over 15.2 handi. give- them a dinner at the Monmouth Scoi-a by innings: piece of silver. West Park. The Presbyterian team Miss Tauble, Miss Surber, Mrs. Jes- j to bo ridden by a child under sixteen ; Bed Bank 14 0 0 0 0 0—5 has played tie games with the three Results of the regular handicap Senator W. Warren Barbour, who ter, Miss Belke, Mlns Hope Noycs, yenrs. ^ county Tuint meet. Freehold 0 0 0 2 5 0 x—1 While the committee has not made other teams and the dates for the medal play Saturday were as follows: last week praised Mr. Bennett and Juinnloff horntiB or ponlen to bo Ridden definite plans for the presentation ol Miss Josephine Crulckshanlt, Mrs. by children sixteen yours or under, over Tlie saddle horso classes rank with Tho Fort Monmouth team, which play-offs have not yet been set. The Class A, Kenneth M. Seggerman, he organization for ita efforts in pro- John VanRyn, Miss Fachs, Miss Mil- n eeiloB of jumps not to exceed three feet tho best to bo found anywhere. " won the first half of tho firemen's trophies after the races, formal pre- In height; performance nnd way of going following is the standing of the 78-8-70; Schuyler VanVechten, 82-9- moting athletics for young men of ler, Miss Lance, Barone33 Lovl and There will bo classes for three and league, was defeated by a greatly im- sentation will probably take place 73; S. McGraw, 81-8-73; Dr. C. J. this vicinity, ha3 been named as hon- to bo considered. aboard tho Red Bank Yacht club teams up to July 17: Miss Theodosla Smith. Jumping open to all horflca owned by five gaited horses, as well as pony proved Red Bank nine last Friday W L Pc. MacGuIre, 88-15-73; Irving Riker, 85- -rory chairman of the general com- nctlvo or HubBcilblng members of tho classes, night at Fort Monmouth. Charlie floating clubhouse Immediately after Tho winner of tho men's singles' Presbyterian A. A ® 2 .112 12-73; A. P. Morgan, 81-8-73. Class B, mittee. Assisting Mr. Bennett, who trophy at the first Seabright invita- Monmouth County Hunt club; perform- William S. Blitz, assistant secre- Crawford, pitching for the local fire- the last race, or about six o'clock. 6 ,666 D. K. Burghard, 89-22-67; S. A. Reg- l chairman of tho committee, la ance only, over a norioa of jumim not to West Park 2 .333 tion tournament in 1804 was Joseph exceed four feet, to count. Amatoura to tary, reports that this year's show ia men, held the soldiers to six hits, However it is possible that these ex- Townei'3 • * german, 83-22-71. '"reeholder Kaymond I/. WycHoIf, ixceod four feet, t ercises will take place ..during the 2 6 S. Clark of Philadelphia. Since then ridoi no nso limit. up to standard as far as entries aro one of which was a homer by Lieu- Hilltopa Z •'"° secretary of tho committee. concerned. tenant Mack, Fort Monmouth's clean- yachtsmen's ball which It is planned many of the tennis great and near Arrangements are being mado for FollowinFlli g are thth e varioui s other BED BANK TENNIS FINALS. During horse show wOok Rumson up man. to hold that evening after the re- a banquet to be given the players at committees: havo played on tho imported grass q g New Red Bank All courts. is at its"gayest. There are dinners Red Bank made seven hits, among gatta. Plans fofr the"ball are in tho pleasant Inn. John H. Naughton has Advisory—Edward Fhelan of Keyport Summon and Sickles Victorious In and luncheons for tho judges and donated a trophy, which will be rhoirman, Beverly Brown, ThomaB J. Wil- In addition to winning the singles' them being Applegate'a bingle, tho handhd s of JJoseph h TT .Li Lairdd ,II IIL L hichairr -- - • • -•-•-'- •••'" *-~ Quarter-Final Matches. awarded to-"the team finishing first. Stars Win Opener liams and Sidney J. Wain o£ Ked Bank, championship of tho club last year, exhibitors, "whllo membera of tho only other extra base hit of the man of the entertainment committee George Hill of. Asbury Park, Louis Babr club and those on tho horso show game. Two of Hed Bank's seven, o_f the Red Bank Yacht club racing The trophy must bo won three times Doeg was a member of tho victorious Tho semi-finals and finals of tho Tho Red Bank AH Stars, a newly if Belmar, Miss,J. Mabel Brown arid Her- commlttco give dinner parties and hits were made by Crawford. Tho j association, under whoso auspices for permanent possession. iert Brown of Keyport. Lieutenant Carter doubles combination with Theodore Red Bank tennis singles champion- dances at their homes and at tho • this year's National Sweepstakes re- Tho officers of tho league are organized twilight team, won Its first . Clarke of Fort Monmouth, Captain H. H. Banks, Jr. The ladles' singles ship tourney will t>o playod Saturday Ecore: H.iSHcer of Fort Hancock, Herbert L. Fow- beach clubs. At tho Rumson coun- ( gatta is being held. Mayor Van R. Halsey president, game last Wednesday night when ler of. Atlantic Highlands. William O'Nell trophy was won by Miss Clare Pren- and Sunday. /Tho ooml-flnala were RED BANK.AB B H PO A they defeated the Monmouth athletic try club dock, tho visitor will seo Jack Deisler vice president, Albert of Koansburs and William Hayes of Union tice, and the ladles' doubles by Mrs. scheduled to bo played last Sunday, many boats from Now York and Lewis, •» Kerr treasurer, Albert Wilson as- club, 4 to 2, on Firemen's field on Beach. Schuyler VanVechten and Mrs. Stu- but wero called off on account of Macintosh, 3b. •..-. Newman Springs road. Tho score: PriiC3—CommlBsloner Harold G. Hod- art A. Young. Tho mixed doubles' rain. Long Island, some of tho exhibitors Starr, xi. sistant treasurer and Joseph Doug- man chairman, Raymond L. Wyckoff, How- and visitors having como by water. Brooks. 11 Field Club Beats las secretary. RED BANK ALL STARS. . ard A. Mallen, WlHUam Kussell and wini.^rs were Mrs. Haley Flske and Jamoa Sammon and Donald Sic- Tho horso show commltteo is com- Murphy, c. — AB R :barlea Champlain. Harris B. Fisher, Jr. kles wero victorious during tho past Quisley, 2b. The league will hold a track and M. Gcronl, If 3 1 posed of Rufus C. Finch, Amory I* 1 Music—Arthur Pryor chairman. week in quarter-final matches. Sam- Woodward, lb. Mallen Club Nine field meet Saturday afternoon, July 3. Gcronl, c 3 1 Advertising—Joseph H. Castle chairman. On Saturday, tho Scabrlght club Hnekell, J. Ford JohnBon, W. Btro- Applegate, cf. ..._ 1- ^o»t«, rf 3 0 defeated the Rockaway hunt club of mon defeated Raymond Rose, 0-4, 1 2 0 3 ! 22. at the Rumson baseball park. Motion pictures—Daniel Dorn of Red thor Jones, Sr., W. Strothor, Jones, Crawford, p. • The first event will start at half-past 'alandrano, us 3 0 Bank chn'-man, Herbert Shuaterman of Cedarhurst, Long Island, in their an- 6-0 and Sickles defeated Ernie Bai- Jr., JE. Gaddis Plum, Wilbur B. Rutb.- VIa2iaroppi, 3b . ... 2 1 Red Bank, Morris Jacks and Eocco Dll- ley, 6-1, . C, (AP)—The Sec- „„„„„„Rockawa„v defeated Bonks and Horn- other hand, nicked Smith, Field club tlrst gamo was won by Iho athletic Bobby Jones making golf shots will rotary of War Monday approved the don","and Whitman and Richards of The score: be shown. There will also bo ani- Boards from TETLBY'S LITTLE SILVER. hurler, for .seven blows. club by a score of 7 to 3. The second allotment 6f ?2,O7O,80O for malnton- Rm.lUiway defeated G'ankarn and A. game, which was played last Friday mated cartoons. Refreshments will All R II TO A Tho Mallen association opened the anco of river and harbor projects in O. Schcrer. Farker, If - 0 0 1 night, was won by the benedicts, 5 bo served afterward. Tho club has tho North Atlantic division. Boger, SB •i ii i) ii \ I game by scoring a run In the first The officers of the Seabright club to 4. The score of last week's giimc nhout 300 members and its aim IB GOO Tho largest Item among tho al- N. ABchcttlno, 31) frame. The Field club mado three members by September. are: M. Asi-lieUino, 2\> in the Dfimo semester but the Mnl- follows: lotment wan $1,154,300 for the Dela- TTr irella, cf MAHKIED MEN ' •President—Bcrnnn 3. Prcnllcc. jP yor, c lonites tied tho count by scoring two waro river channel In tho states of AB R H Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Del- Vice president—Hoicomlic Ward. i Jurnaide. lb runs in Iho second. Tho Field club ... 4 2 1 BACKS AT NEW.MARKET. W. Morris, rf aware, covering the route from Phil- Secretary—Juinci C. Auchlnclonn. countered with a pair In its half of \ (jallviui, H ... 4 0 3 Frcder- A. Morris, p .. ... 4 1 1 adelphia to the sea. Treasurer—C. Msury Jones. the second and mudo another in the George Culp to Take Part In Main Chairman of house commltte Hen?cn ... 3 0 0 •ounds committee— George third...... 3 0 0 Fifteen-Mlio Event Sunday. Tho secretary approved other nl- Ick K. Barbour. •Qninn out, hit hy battoil ball. ]Kcl>tt' 2u ... a 0 1 lotmenta, Including Now York har- M.Chairma Hodmann . of The Mallenltes finished their scor-' - - - Tho American motor racing asso- Chairman of tournament committee- FREEHOLD. ing in the lifth when they made two | w'iivi.n if C ... 3 0 0 bor (entrance channel) $37,000; Now Holcornbc Ward. All n II .... 3 1 1 ciation will hold an open ment on urns. The Field club added another York harbor, collection of drllt Vice cluiirnicm of tournament lommltt Rhofidrs. e 2 0 1 Groves, rf. .... 3 1 1 Sunday at the New Market fipeed- $75,000; Hudson river, Now York, —Chorlen I). Hnlsey. Madge, (IS 10 0 run to Ito total in tho seventh nnd way. Tho feature event will bo a Chairman of Indies' committee—Urn. Eskrw. 2b 1 1 2 did not hat in the ninth. The score: $105,000; New York and New Jersey Schuyler VimYcchtcn. Vanderifcr. lb -. -i 2 .-) fiimEWKIUJRY A. C. 15-m!lo thirty-lap race, and among channeln $25,000; Shrewsbury river, Luginnini. If ... tot LEONARDO FIELD CLUB. All the contestants will bo George Culp, New Jersey, $20,000; Keyport harbor, Quinn, ."1b i n ) AU It JI J'O A I'oolc, rf 4 1 Potter, cf - 1 1 0 Pclly, rf 1 2 known aa tho "Plying Dutchman. Now Jersey, $10,000; Woodbrldge Matthews, r/ _ ,1 0 o Smith, p 3 10 12 Calandrielio's Stars Viii)Nr,», 3b 2 = 200 Cniifc, ll> 1 1 Ho h brother of Park Culp, i creek, New Jersey, 515,000; Elizabeth King, l> 2 10 Macintosh, mi. _... 4 10 10 i 0 1 leading Indianapolis driver. Prelim- river, Now Jersey, $15,000. 0 1 1'. MHX-WTI, rl _... -12 0 2 0 Wilso Illi. inaries to tho main nvent will ho ,To Play Key-Mats Srorfl hy in CnvaU^ky. Hi „... 4 1 1 r, 1 0 0 William,. .- .1 O II 7 2 ]'I«TI ]/. ... 1 1 thrco flvc-mllo and three three-mile HOLD C1ASS BEUNION. KrwholiI ooti Ilcnni'tt, rf 4 0 0 4 1 Kionlan, 21.. 1 races. Johnny Calandiiello, manager of Little Silver 10 0 0 I o o—;'. Kl.-Mio. If 3 0 0 0 0 n tho Hed Bank Townero for tho paut 1-Mwrmls, 2b 110 3 1 Bloro Than 100 J?orflont» tit Dance few yearn, will pilot a team com- yotfn Iloat AVIIIH Again, 27 A « BA8EBAIA THIS SUNDAY. Given by Class of 1930. 28 7 3 27 7 posed ot playern selected from lead- MADE OF H1CAVY WATKItritOOF CANVAS WITH STEEL For the third consecutive thno MALLEN ASSOCIATION. ing clubo of this section in a gnmo ICiuiison Winn I'rom Old Oulis. More than a hundred peroons at- BKINFORCEarENTS. 1'OVlt BJtlOIITI.Y COLOBBD H15ATS, William B. 1'otta brought his ltiiock- AU It H TO A The lliurujon polo team easily ile- Games Scheduled to Bo Flayed on tended tho reunion of tho class of with the former Key-Mat Bears at bout Jazz over the finish line lh-.'st Stryker, rl 3 ONK ON BACH C0BNI3K. SIBABUBK9 38"x80", rf. 0 0 0 0 fciited Old Onkn Saturday at the Diamonds In Thla Section. 1030 of the Hed Bank high school Keyport. over tho Itumson club course, on the lireriihcri;. » 0 0 10 Rumson country club ny a iicore nf Tho following cameo are scheduled Inet Saturday night at tho Monmouth Calandrlcllo'o learn will bn made South Shrewsbury river Saturday. .1. Mnimm, 1 4 2 Mi-I.uughllli. 9 to ,1. Tho vlctoni /icorwl in every to bo played on fields In this section: boat club. Tho club wan decorated up ot Joo Kanlch, one-armed lidd- ITo hftd a cloiJe call in 8iitnriluy':i (•liukker hut tho third. Ivor Balding, In green and gold, the claaa colors, ing' marvel of Hopelnwn, Freddie event, ns he won by a imui;iu (if MwmTy', 'lb. Fair Haven Hoblnn v». A!l»» club with four tunica, wnn hlith licoror. T.miK rjiiimh on UobliiH' and ft largo entln clraea banner Morrlman of Llttlo Hllvor, Ham Brit- only two seconds over Bertram II. KiUK-hel. c. Held I'eli-ratin, 31i Kun Jlnvejj. adorned ono of tho walls. ten of SnrinfjI-ako, Dnvo Mnclntoiih, Bourn's Orlolo, piloted by Plnrmiore on Old Oak, .liullii. If. v. N»- 1 J. K. MiiiK T. '.',. Field Rumnnn athletic club VH. Genoa a Allan Woolley'8 orchestra fur- former 'member of tlio Townoru; Bank?). rSamupl Jllker, Jr.'ii Oujirey •koumvlti 1 (j 1) o II "'•• ' ••• I'l lUico (,'mi. jr. !!. Ilonl' lotfc <-l.ll> of Mntawan at Ruinoon h nished tho muolc for the danclngr* Henry Kelly of Rumson, Wally Mac was third. The Oriole came out with Jj"- :l Iv"r Ilnldi ocbool field. Br, Ei t 24 4 W. Il.itluautl WIHInm Firth was chairman of tho intosh of I^onardo field club, Pen a new upar which replaced tho one l W. I-'oalcn j. i:i l-'ort Monmouth vs. Itoynl Knights •United for Jmlln hi Jtli. Newark at Fort Monmotitli. committee In charge. Richmond ot Hprlng Lake nnd Joo v/hlcli unripped off in n pci-vloim race. O1U OnUe 1 1 0 1 S 2—9 Hcuro by lmililK»: fionln: 0 0 11 0—S IJIUIO Hllvcr olblellc chili vn. Marlli Maxson of tho Howard A. Mallen Mullen 12 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 —G jontlno 2, JJaldJnif 4 Imneball c]uU at Mnrll;or». Port Monmouth Nine Wins. association. Want Twilight y bun. Booebnll wan gamers may be played at any <;onvi?n~ lmlln Oir Hinltli 2, olT M»,»oii 1, olf at the Maxson will pitch. lent flftld on any v/cek-dny ni^ht. For .llil 2. Umliltf.—llhell.jr mid Young Men'ii Cluliitlim nniioclntion tifctlon of Kant KcunHuui-R. Th played In the afternoon and Iho IVnler- liDaililunrteni (in Urimth avcniio last contest will begin at nix o'clock im GrnisEihoppera won by tho scoro of 15 In reserve will bo Jim Tully o booldiifts telfiphnno cither 31. Lano at ItuniRon nnd W. Ivlna of Occnnport STATI O.N E1Y-SP0W! N C C OOOS-TOYS lltd Bunk iSOOft-u or A. lrcio<];i, until to 0. After tlio gume rcfrcuhnienU Tim Kind to botler nnd bigger unul- hnrii, ItnliKil Tlocliiuat of iihrnwn. there In only ono icniultilnf; couple were tierved nt. tho homo of Mrs. plU-lior, Hv.'ccl of Hiiniiion. catcher, Red Bank 323CHR, any morning !><•- ncan leads through T'IKV Raglstor'n ad- hury Hiid Norman lieer of Hed Uiinlt, nnd Cliet Faiivu, former Ht-d Dank fora 32 o'clock. wlio will receive a priit«, N<» admit- Charles QuaclMnbUBU ot Bart Ilon- vertising columiub—Mvertteement, worn udmlttad. t feft will b4 h bigii flrat EIIXBB JW ACCIDENT. Edwerd Daisy, thtes years old, wao ng. A eeevch was started ejid Westfleld Bfco FafaMy Injured et tbo ehllfi was found on ths Occanlo Colt's Neclt Monfey, bridge. Jlernbwa Of tho Kumson flremen'u MONM 5 GREAT MARKET Qulumelo Cataldo of Westfleld lost auxiliary and friends will hold a Si his Ufa Monday morning aa a result beach party tonight. ' Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Cents o{ an nutomoblle accident on th» The board of education has adver- new gtato lilghwny near Colt's Neck. tised for b!da for tho transportation He was In a car owned by Jilroeolr^ of pupils to end from schools No. and driven by Joseph Brunette of 1 and Ho. 2. Bide will bo opened ARTICLES FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILES. MISCELLANEOUS. LOST AND FOUND REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. BEAL ESTATE FOR RENT Westfleld. Tho machine wea over- FIREWOOD, SS.OO per load: locust posts next Wednesday night and they must USED CARS and j>arta of all kinds botiRht MSlalrban LOST, glasses, Saturday," July 8tht""ii iTAIJLE, with twelve box sUUi, and turned when Mr. Brunetto applied ami (unifier for tmlo. Custom Rawing {IIHI eoiij; sieo ell kinds ot cnuincB for instafted. Wo rfinmcd, on BroRd Btrcet, or on Went b& In ths hands of Harry A. Kettol, done. Chailoa G. Uennett, Mlddlctown ho ii G e of four rooms; seven acres of you. (h»« msny (Utfniia of feausea fas tho brakes and Mr. Cataldo waa ea boats: el BO tacond-hand tires. Aba Bimon, llld Front Btreot, between River view hospital round, picture- llent reasonable; near rent *a Ksa Bank end vicinity H«aon- the district clerlt, before obt o'clock K. J., r»hone ?lt, ^ 44 Worthle/ street, Red Bank, phono 4. J., t>hono Fjlddletowij 0S. Pluwblnif. and Dr- Rullmen's oOUe. Reward, Telc- to!o field at Katontovvu. Phono Eatl Bank eorlQUeiy Injured that ho died a short 1 tbl_ rents. W. T- Parker. (4*8e D'oadl that ovenlng, Tbo busos to be used ItKBUlLT aeconil-bmid""water pifmpa. K 1382-J. _ eating and tlnninc- f'red O. ilurnt. phono Red Bank 1370/ __ __ UJ ' strcaCjiaii Ksnk. phono 3322. time later while he was being taken G. Hurtit, titdilletown, ^hono Middictown "BUY B.nd RCU Eccond-haiidi clothes i matt EEA"DIN(T (JLA3SE8~lost nn^Broa'dTtrMtT rOIt KENT, etorea, offices, llau, houa.8, by the successful blddor must con- C6. 1030 tlUlCK sedan, rnodel 30-4'f, for ualfl, between Mcrhnnir Ktreet «wi h ter and wan released In $3,000 ball. Everything Is In readlneos for tho IKiven, N. J.» US"*"' P o"» 'Rcd^Ij'snk farm Halo to ba held all day Thurs- improvements • hot and cold running place, white kid change uiir.-e rntitnii,- one block to school and bus, on Leon* K TUEES—I am overstocked fTODfJlTSEfMK for BftlcTVndy and uphol- atcr; central locution. Hudeon House, intr three one dollar bllltt find immo clmnue. .rdvillo. roacj, Leonardo, N. J.; all im- MODERN five-room hunsali'iw, nTeLnTt^aT day, July 20, at Ralph hall for tlio vttlU evtirKieeti treew In twenty vnrletieH, stery good condition; mechanically O. 8j_Hmit!i>n "ygntje^phona n.d Bank 844- PJeaoe return to Allaire. 60 Uron'J street, iroveirjeptB; " rc-docortited l rent rcffBOn* two>car garn_-e; $$r,_ i;_ Uoii-md JtJr*- bbtieflt of St. George's church. Tho fivo to ten feet tall, nil aio perfect n*et|- K. Dilva It homo for S20. Phone Gifl.J, OLD GOLD—Wo pny~caabT~(or your old Re4JB«»b:l_ bin; rnnrtRslnn. Adilrfios M. L- box 511,plnrott, .11 Monmviith etrect, plinnp Rctf sale will opm at eleven o'clock In menB (better trcos ennnot bo Rrowii) and Mid diet own. ^^ • ______gold Jewelry, watches. t«cth. etc. fiflUB- LOST, hoimfJ'~doE on June 10; ten yearn ted Ilank^^^ Bank ^821^ Rwrnson NBWB. will BCII 1.000 of them et 5^.i.u> earh, Aim', .6 Broad Btreet, Ited Hank. tho morning ana will continue until liatlod, burlapped end delivered on your FOR SALE, Nash automobile, AmhaeBa- old. Reward. Fliun^ Keaniihure: \2"t. IOUSES imd hunfislowd for rent in Red TUB COKNEIX-PKACOCK echool vrili re- Will the party who called laut week relu- Bank, Mlddletown, Fair Haven, Rnmson. Broundnj threo minuted from Ua'l Unrik. (Th» Btd Bunk JlceMn can 1)3 fcoughl i)ix In the evening. Mrs. Bertram H. truck at nurnery. You munt PCC them to rfori bargain of barpalnoj tout $2,800, to advertiecment kindly call Ajfiiin?* Ealontcwn, Long Branch, Oceanport, LU- tho licaiity, vitnlfty and extremely [ r,u\<3 price 8150. May b« seen at piJvate open on September 2G. French will bo S31.50 per month. Milton Hnrk. :\ Me- In BumBOu ot Finnerty't senorsl more, Borden Is In general charges ana taught by a i'nrieienne, B. graduate of the le Silver anrf elsewhere in ^^onmoutlI chanic street, phono 1617, i£eold "id delivered by aro Mrs. Robert D. Hartehorno and rieties mo held at two nnd three t(inen j ronditlon; nil Rood rubb«r; 576. Tay- ; Charlti Govor, BE Lnfuyotto street). our price by «thern. Nclnon's Farm lor's Auto Laundry, Peart strcot. Red WANTED, Cyphera water tank, 2,000 gal- j ROOMS for rent, with or without board; Rll MSON BUNflALO W"~to~rVnf," "Iscven REAL ESTATE "FOR SALE MiB. John J. Boyd, vegetables; Mro. Kry. Imlo yitown^Station. N. J. Hnnk. lono raiicclty or over. 15. L. Becknian, I homo cooking:, reasonable rates, all mod- roomB, all imnovementR, with garage; 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Zatta and MrC., Frederick Nellson and Mrs. J. Jlo tree wood, fire- y I central location. 73 Wallace fttrcet, phono iiuiic of Mr. Ward, 5 L'orrcot avenue, mn parlor, 12x24. partly furalnhtdf ' an4 Mrs. Leo Zatta o£ Hobokcn, who ylnro lengthfl. Middlctowu Btoeli Farm, I 674.J. Red Bank-* __ Ru_rnson, ?ojr_pa_rtlculars, _____ 15x300 wet; fruit trees, barno, two-cnr Slilppen, flowers; Mrs. George V. Thomnn S. Field, plionb 86 J. Ited iJanh. BUSINESS NOTICES. AUTO LOA N S—Co nflde n Ua^, pronipt, li :arB9?' Addrwa 712 Greene avenue. have summered hero a number or XirVlJOAT, 24-foot knockabout~rlff :~Kood courteous eervico; no endorsements; UBNI6HED rooms tor rent on the river years, havo lassed a houuo on Water- Coo, fruit; Mrs. Lelghton Lobdell, condition! fully equipped. Immediate UPHOLSTEJUNG and reflnlshlne ol all payments reduced; - Federal Acceptance bana. B8 E«oto? i>H<&, lied Bank, room bungalow j all Imp rove mo tits dairy, and Miss Grace Porter, calces. deli very, icnsanRl^le price. Adtieesn Su\l- klnIo hmific, el(,'ht room/:, buth, laun- iiott, 33 Monmouth etrcet. Red 0anki i^BltINOKSfci tlaga~for~BBle, "farmralBed; fct;eet (formerly 14 Broad etreet). for tlireo yeiw-Bi Addreea Beer Garden, dry; v.ry deniriftblR net({ht»orhnod and lo- haropton Presbyterian church from Black Point road entertained Mr. ll iiivater front properties ona | latlon wao served ond a feature of oc.colQrSi OOR jiqr fjnllpn: nhinKlo pilliit Sunday dinner $1.00. Antiques bought 'don''Goer." Edward •S.-.Geor; who has 1 : Red Bank.' prlco J4.00; giiraKo. 178 Hudson aVfl' UNFURNISHED, immediately; now up.to- m«iine-fs -properties;- HnrncK-st- Har' lots,"' ftho repaet was a largo birthday coke 7fie, roof imlnt 60c; all wolf"jVaiier , "ci nf- lihd sold; rental library; no minimum or nue, Red Bank, phono 286-R, itay H. Stlllman, State highway, Eaton- been rowing- at Henley with tho Hun te.v, vainlcfjcfl, nheilnc at tzrontly reducod membership fee, "Tho Maples," Broad BUSINESS for nnlc, candy, iro cream, del- da to typa bungalow, six rooms, evory j with tho inscription "Junior." Among IctttCBeen and grocery; on highway, next FURNISHED rooms, 33.00; prlvato fam modern Improvement; fiara^e; open fire- :own,JN._J., phono 17 H. school crow, la oxpeotcd homo aoon. priced. Monmouth pflltit nnd varnlnh street, opposite Elks club, phono Red place. Meat location, corner Fair Haven thoso present wero Mrs. Michael J. 2C&- Willow avenue. IK)IIK Uranch, Dank 686-J. „ tort Monmouth nchaol. Price rennon- Uy. 6 Mount Btreet. Red Bank. MODERN homo on highway, flvo-rooui Alfred N. Boadleeton sailed on tho 1 able, Inquire Mrs. (I. Swnrtz, Main Ptreet road and Me Carter avonue. Reasonable. tllo houne, two-cur sarage, roadstandj O'Neill, Mrs. Tor«ea O'Neill, Mlsaos phone LonR Jiianch 311P-J. li ranch store* WILLIAM V. VIETMCH. plumbing, heat PHEASANT nicely furnlnhed front room Apply Mra. WUkins. pbono 2Be7.W. Red "Koma last woek for a tour o£ Blur- 110 Wcttt Front Btrcet, Kcd Hnnk. and Itoiite No. HG. Port Monmouth, N. J.* mlddlo room and kitchenette; or all to- Bonk, othsr hulmlnga} eight aczea rich land tor Teresa, Helen, Marlon and Mary in« and tinning. Pumpa and windmills MOttTGAfTE" LOANS avaflablo at this grether, including bathroom. Inqulro lo at bis nacilflcs; TVIU consider renting ope. • . O'Neill, Mlsn Marlnnna Longo, OAIC dining room mil to, tnbie, sideboard repaired. Accent for Master carburetor tlma »p to $6,000. Apply to W. T. 46 Mechanlo street. Red Banlt^ SIX AND SEVEN room houoea tn Rod right party. Apply to William Covert. nhd RoveBo n chnfrnlru; ; oinooo SiSnen SOr neWim coal saving device. Fits any furnace, 12 Mra. Bertram H. Bonlcn entor- MispcB Agnes, Reglna and May Parker, 61 Broad Htreet, Red Bank, phono NICEIJY furnished rooma, In refined nol Hank, alt Improvements! $39 up, Globo Monmouth road. JSatontown, N. J., next mnnblno, Oliver typowritor. Oriental VUKH Lelghton avenue. Rod Bank, Phono 3687-J. 8822, R«al Estate, 26 East Front street. Red to D, D. Roue Farm. . talned her Bowing comraltteo of thoCrennan and also James Byan, Ray nn(I other houBcholci articles. Telephone STAU~Wlndow Cleanina Co., George Lee, borhood, near buslneaa center; $2,50 Bank. ' Iyong Branch hospital last week. Red Blink R4(l.* W2LL BOAJiD elderly persons. 46 Church weakly. Mrc. Wlllard Boc>j>, 1& Drummond BELFORD, elx-room houee, lot 60^160 Crennani Harry Slovero, John Mo- manager, 6 Wharf avenue. Bed Dank. Btrcet, Fnlr Haven, N. 3S place, Red Punk.* OU RENT or Bale, eight-room house, &\ Utt; fruit end shade treaa i hot water Present woro Mru. J. LOWIB Hay, Mrs. lonoy and James Wloe. rUHNlTUItl-J, new nnd uacd unclaimed phone HOO. improvomentis; utoam heat; two-car na^ icat, electric, gas and water! beat loca- Edgar Holler, Mra. Edward Seudder, ntorntro; aleo unclaimed atnrugo from SAVE MONEY—Why not do it rtovtj Just CHILDREN to honnl; day, week or month. LOVELY, airy rooma, center of all activ- rage, eleht ncrea of land; location! Be- tion. Sacrifice. Write or cull on Mc« Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paulson and tho l-nilway. oxpreim agoncy. Iceboxes $3 call Keanfiburg 605-W, and let mo giva L. Gurriaon. Chapel Hill roatl. Ijconar- ity; every convonoincai S12 a weak with tween Stato .highway 36 and MitMIo rond, Govern, Compton street, Detford, N. J. Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg, Mrs. An- u|i, beds U, Windnor chafra El,25. thrcc- do. N. J. __^_ board, 84.00 for furninhtd room, Addresu daughter Dorothyj Mrs. Charles Bt picco HviiiB room not 510, tcn-jilero En«- you on estimate on your plumbing and Box 86. Shrewnbury. N. J. on Laurel avonuo, Kennaburj:. Apply on WHY PAy~rent TTirgali™ In resl citata drew V. Stout, Mrs. Holcombe Ward, | nan and Mro. Arnold Gronloy and linh Chippondnle dinlnp nuite, Kenulno wat- heating with lower than depression prices. WANTED, nocond-hand cook Blove. Phone premises or write Mrs, M. Duffy. 305 East in and near Atlantic HlghUndn. Small Mra. Jameo M. . Duono and Mrocon. , all of Brooltlyn, are vlBltlng at rut $79 ; odd choir*, tnblen. drosierB, ruga, Wo alfio BpcclnUiQ on Installing boor colls, Red Bank 7 02-J.' WELL FURNISHED room 'or gentleman SBth Btreet, New York Clty_; ^_ Term for solo. E. M. Gardner, Kovealn^ Qeorgo V. Coo. etc, nt barRaiu pi-lccn. Atlantic Furniture bara and pumps. All work natisfactorily breakfast nerved. Also heated garage FOR RENT or lease. Union hotel on I the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joeoph WnrohouflO, 35 Monmouth utreat, Rod guaranteed. Leo F. HUston,' Belford. N. J. 88.00 per week. Phone or call at Lea OertrudoB Apartments, Apartment 36.* Wharf avenue; fully equipped) to re- Bumoon young folks who will tako Duryca on Bollcvuo avenuo. Mr. Bank. EMPLOYMENT. sponsible nurty. A. Baclgalupl, Wharf FOR SALE, largo factory sHe. mnnlngr part In tho revuo "Stopping Stones," COMFORTABLE furnished nnd unfur- avenue, Red Eank^ Bnnnan will join hlo wife and theTIIOVICAL fish, plnntfl, aquariums and WHITE WOMAN wlnheo day'a work to do, nished rooms find «mall houoekeeplns on line ot N. Y. _. U B. R. H. For to be glvon at Ashury Park for the ftfih Rupiiltofl for sale at Botsy Eosn Fish or would do laundry In or out. Call at TTRACTIVE*^ efcu-room modarn^ homq; ront of the party nest Saturday. apartment; select nelchborhood. near riv- every conveniencei larea open-fireplace* full details, etc., apply to John Effatr* benefit ot JTItkln Memorial hospital, Mies Jennie Worthley of Long Hatchery, Entranco 174 W«Bt Front 270 Mechanlo itrcot, after fitOO P. M,, er, town and station; rent reasonable. 45 fifci-eat, or 1 Allen placo. Phono a002-W, PLUMBING and heattnff oupplleaj new phone Jled Bank_127^4.*_:f Attached garage; rent 165, Whlto-rach. 11 Wall itreot. Red Bank. aro Mleuea Nancy Ewlng, Elizabeth Branch hao been engaged by thoItiitl Bunlcr and ime'l rlumb'ner fittiireH; pipe cut to Riverjjdo avenue, Roo* Bank.* Tnc phone Rod Bank 2100. Kills, Florenco Ruthrauff, Sarah Hel- meaauroi point, oil and turpentine [open FARM IIANDB o( all ratlonalUloa BOP- PLEAGANT, clean furnlahcd r Rumson, Fair Haven and Seabrlght DAIRY EQUIPMENT, cans, palln, bottleB, pllcd. Kindly call or wrlto to 8. Bar* and up. Also t~o*room RIVER FRONT homO| four master borf-' ler, Helon and Nancy Adams, Betty Sunday until llOO P. M. E. S. Cooke, 85 mH, 53.00 FOUR, flva and Blx-room bnncaiowj, roomB, two baths, good beach, ilno nursing association as a publlo separator, etanehfonn, otc.j very reason- Church btreet, Keannburg, phone 623. Rcr Employment Agency, 117 West street, andtt up. AWlo l tot m furnishe lawns. Owner wishes to sell for » vetv and Joan VanTlno, Kathryn Pinch able. No further use for samo, E. D. New York City, phono Barclay 7-2624. ap a rtment. 10 Wall acentrea t, Red Bunk.* from 926 to '$40 por month j all health nurta. Tho association now Untllhon, Mjddletown, N. J. COOLEST water front rooma; refined roaaonable price; very little cash required. and Stabollo Uppercu, also Warlnjr has three membora on its staff, the BEDBUGS, roaches, fleas, moths, etc., HELP WANTED—E^rert Irish general house, • beautifully, comfortably fur- Improgomonta; carogd. George 0, Rolflton Waterhury. 107 Monmouth streat. Melllolt, Portor Caesar and Charles SOD, topBoil. fill dirt, clndcrH. (travel and houuoworker with long references for nished, with enchanting1 vlewa on river Brown Co^ $ Union atrcat, Bed-Bank. phono Red Bank 3500. others being Miss Helen Kerrigan manuro for sale. Prlcon right. Claude permanently exterminated (suar- Bin nil family, 5 f»«; two whito general front, amidst acres of wooded lawns; park' McVeigh. C. Wright, Little Silver, phono Red Bank ^ntccd). Rats caught with ferrets houseworkers, ?40! - middle aged whito N. J. DESIRABLE Improved bu»lne8B propeityi and Miss Catherine Tlerney. Mlao like surroundings: swimming, fishing, boat- rnudeiately pileod;; 74-70 Monraoutb U93-J. (not poisoned). Phone 2843 Anbury.- chnmbcrmahl, experienced in hotel work, ins oft private dock; oun bathing. Un- •Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Butler on- Worthley is a graduate of the Long $15; experienced white-baby nuree, €60; RIVER PROPERTY, furnished, summer -treat. Apply H, Frey, 74 South street. WHILE It Inutrt, nenr FarmlnRdale. for- Jack Kendrlck, exterminator, estab- equalled for enjoying summer in rustic, Red J3anV, phone 1330-W. _• tertalned Marshall Goer ot Short Branch hospital and has boen high' experienced colored couples (butler-ear- healthy atmosphere; four minutes* walk bungalow, five rooraa, all imp rove mento L Hills over tho week-ond. merly nentiott Plant of Now Jerney lished 35 yenrs. rienor, coolt-Koneral houaeworker), $7 6. -jrire porclics. Eight minutes to nt&tlon FOR SALE, land on Shrewsbury river, op- ly recommondod to tho association, Sand & Ornvel Co., in your trucks; pea Monmouth Emrloyment Agency, 107 Mon* titation, two to BtoreB: full housekeeping. Mr. and Mra. Robert Ilnley gavo a She Is cpondlnjf two weoltB getting Rtavel (suitable for curbs, Bidowaiku, cel- Ample inside pnrklnir accommodations, Itlvcr Plaza, Kcd Bank 200-J or 3110. A posite Red Pank, on W5_t side of State mouth Btreet, lied Dank. rbone_fl500. From $2.50 up, 70 Locust avenue, lie J. Milter. highway and at tho north end of Co6per's dinner-danco Saturday evening at acquainted with her work, but will JiirB. found dtloriH and scncrnl concrete brJdffo, I*on(? fronta/?o on river snd also work: excellent for driveways), 40 cento VISITINCJ BEAUTICIAN—Mildred will DO YOU NEED domestic" help ? Just call Bank,* SIX-ROOM hou^e in Red Bank, newly dec their residence not assume hor position until Sep- r mafce telophone appointmentH to come to orated; all modern improvements; on Btato hlshwa/. Alston Pcoktnan, at* not ton; gravel, >_-inch to 'Ji-inch, 6 0 UB (employers free); malo and female tornay. Kgd Bank. James Doorlng, son of Mr. andtember 1. cants not tan; fennel,plaetoi'lne ; or concrete, your home. Specializing in Bhampoo and hoh>; rctereucca thoroughly investlgnted. car Karate; Si!>, G. Howard Uppincott flnpccrwove at 60 canto complete. Phone APARTMENTS 31 Monmouth Btreet, phono Red Pank 821 BEAUTIFUL deep waterfront lots at "SH- Mro, Jamea H. Dcerlng, has boon 3R cents not ton. All mnterlnls washed. Etitontown 582.W.* Atlantic Employment Anency, 61 First Mra. Alfred Brighton, Jr., has re-Now Jersey Sand Company, phone Farm- avenue. Atlantic Hlghlande. phono 633. CALL and ceo these furnished and nnfur- FOR KENT, novcjii-room house and bath vermero Park. Little KUvor Point; all spending covers! days yachting and IngdnlQ E77. AddI-CHB^Spring Lake. N. J. iMiiuti E. • BOYCE, painter, decorator, niahed four and fiv_,rcom apartments, Holland heut; all imiuovemontB; n.wl: Improvements, highly reatrlcted and rea* turned homo from tho Long Branch GRADUATE nurnea' registry, day aonably. priced. G. Howard Lippincott, SI golfing at Southampton, Long Island. hospital, where she win a surgical WOOD for oaic, ico nnd coal; turnaca, wall papor export; splendid workman- night; also practical or hourly nurses. They a,ro different; fine contra! location! decorated; garage; $i$. Milton Berk, . otovo and firoplnco lengths; delivered, ship ; reasonable prices, estimates and ad- Phono 'Red Bank G7. Jcanotto A. Grob. just off Riverside" avenue. Inquire At Mechanic street. Rod Hank. N. J. Monroouth sticet. Red Dank, phone 321. .Quests 'of Mr. and Mrs. John L.patient. SC.OO per lofitl;.510 per cord. Pete Pettl- vlco tree. Your decorating troubles arc Allen placo, phone Red Bank _flS2-W. SIX-ROOM houne, Improvements; rem FAUM located near inew highway at Kommeror for tho week-end woro nnto, 85 Wall Btroot. Ilcd Bank. Phono, solved by phoning Rumson 666. Easy to 126 Harding road. Ivy E, Battereby, Holmdcl, 148 ncrca excellent .oil, ol^ MI33 Masie Wylle of Riverside remember— It's 68B. manager. NICELY furnished first floor apartment $2_; 146 Bridge avenue. Red Bank coloninl house, ten rooms, fireplace: pries Mr,, and Mrs. Kobort Graham of Nor- drive, In Mlddlotown township, and Tied Bunk SC58-J. ___,„_ __ MAN wJth ono nnd a half ton Ford truck prWuta ontranctj, lurgO porch; con ven Call 1306-J, Jled Bank. Inqulro Q. S. 517,60 0. \V. A. Hopping Asoncy, 8 tin* CORD WOOD, furnaco wood and fire- £NSTKUOTrON^Anii__o~echool of Sluafc lent to station, busses and river. A In Chamberlain, ^fiO Britlgre avenue. Rod ton, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stan- William Heath, chauffour for W. G. expert instruction on violin, mandolin, wants work of nny kind; will elva use den place, Red Dank, phone 397,* place wood for eale; prlco S10 per cord. of truck free on permanent job. Phono room, reasonablenable; businesbunss eoupeoupl Bank, after fl;00 P.M. SHREWSBURY rWer property o.'efsM- ley Miller of Belleville and Mr. andWyJle of Hivornldo drive, wero given Fred M«rz, photip Malaivan 1882. Buittir, ukolela, steel cultar, banjo, eaxa- # I Mrs. Chavloa Cavanaugh of Philadel- phono, piano accordion. Instruments uold Jlci} Bank 3J7 6JJ preferred! garage. 10 Rector place. Be TO LET, half doublo house, $2"0; also an rooma, tour bedrooms, hot water heat, summonses Monday to appear boforo FOIl RALKj electric pump In Rood condi- and repaired. 47 Washington street. Tied POSITIONS open for whito housaworkers. Bunk. apartment S2B. Inquire A. T, Doremus, fireplace, tiled bath, lot fiOsBOO. Prica phia, Recordor Jore J. Carow next Tues- tion $20; comblnutlon conl nnd i-ofi Dank, phono 1751. to Hvo in. Investigated help at all THREE-ROOM " apartment, steam heated 44 RocklcHs place. Red Bank, orjurents. 316.ono; under priced. W. A. Hopping - Soptombor 2 has been sot as tho rntifre, ?25; model T ons-ton cloned body times. Battcrsby Vrca Employment Serv- bath) all Improvements; largo roome SIX-ROOM hoUfic. frarnfi-c, nil Improve .Atrcncy, 8 Linden place, Red Bark, pbong day morning. Mlsa Wyllo In charged truck $16. Inqulro Frank Frlslc, Cnmji- PAINTER nnd paper hanger and Ueco: date for tho woddlng of Mlsa Mary with driving a car without a license ntor; reasonable prices. Will pnpor a ice, 126 Hardfnff rood, Red Bank, phono Orovor Apartmonts, corner Wallaco ont merits: rent S25; White rond. Shrews Lillian Upporcu, daughter of Miv and IIOII'H Junrtion, back of health center, Bel- room for 53.EO and up i all work 1422. Spring etrcota. Phone BOfiK. Red Dank. bury. N. Cohen, 220 Shrewsbury avenue, and Mr. Heath for allowing a non- tcod. Phone 2104, Red Bank. WHITE WOMAN -wishes to do genera! FOR RBNr, apartment of four rooms, Red Bank, phone 468-J." Sl'X^nOOM hoiiHB, located Jn good "rc-i- Mro. Inglls M, tlppereu of Rtdgo llcensod driver to operate a car, TWO chicken hounen, iriro fenclns, four hotel work; stay in. Address V, O. Box bath. Improvements, with garage; 52 FAIR "HAVEN, (our or two unfurnished dentlal aoctlon; -team hent, tU« l>atb, bicoditiff coopn, two ensincn, trnctor, nn- SIfiN PAINTINO and house p"n!nt!n_ by per month. At Maplo avenue, near Hln fireplace i Baroco; lot 37x150, Ttlca road, to Georgo Winthrop Halght, 1 Moyan Sign Co. and Quaker mlasion: 206, Red Bank. rooms; half of house; wnter. jras, elec- Annie Hart of Bumoon, well- tlquo hfind-wrouRht railing, dog houeo. D2 telmann'fl Corner, Kum.on. Write G. I. tricity. Excellent location, 75 Fair Ha- S7.600. eaay terms. "W, A, Hopplngr Affen. son of Mrs. S. W. W. Pomoroy of Parker avenuo. Vnir Haven, N, J.' lowest prices, best equipment and reliabil- PRESENT employer wants to place Chi- WardeU, Soa Bright, N. J- phone 27, cy. 8 Linden place, Red Bank, ph6ne 397.* known aotreos, la again making a ity. Tented by Btnte. federal novornment; nese boy who hiis been with him eight ven mad. Red Hank- SEVEN-ROOM houne, ideal location, nen* Falrfiold, Connecticut, and Oolonol C. H)R SALE, rafrlftevnior $1,00, foldlnsr APARTMENT for rent, furnished. 6 Rlv hit with the New York theatergoers. civil service. JS3 Went Front, street, Ited years; vvil] wovli for nominal salary in FOR RENT, buiiKuiowH, six rooms and BCHOOIB, new heatinff cyatem, ntorra xtln* Sidney Halght of Polham Manor, Tho couch 51.00, dlninp room table $2.00, Hank. nice home; cook, butler. We aro anxious ersldo avenue. Red Dank. bath; all hniHovementfi; floored atitc, She lo now appearing In Joseph cabinet tras VHIIBO SlO.^urtlsht piano SIB. down; pnm^e; |ot 60x200. RoBoonah!*, .ceremony will tako placo at St. 6~TTMAN'S EXPRESS, movlnpr. trucking to ploco Irish cook and Gorman cook, -with FOUR-ROOM apartment; bath, paa ranire, Ront 525. Will sell $300 rnflh, bultdt: . :o S7.00O. W. A. Hopulnff Agency. 5 Laurie, Jr.'s "Memory Lane" aot at three elefftrlo fixtures 56.00, two leather long- references. Also Filipino boy who electrity, Arcola heater; rent 525. Ap and loan rnort^agenort^ge . Othete r pplacca for eale Gedrge'B church and a reception will arm chnirn $4.00: buffet, drop leaf tnblo ail kinds at reap on able prices* Third or rent, FFrankk FiFriskk, CbllCampbell'' s JJunc- Linden place. Hct] Bnnk, phone 397.* Loow'a 86th Btroot theater and In nnd four chnirsi. SR.OO. Mra. W. E. Har- street, Fair Haven, N. J., phono Red Bank hnn worked In homes and on yachtn; cook, ply 20 West Front •treot, phono Red MODERN rcsidenco for oslo contalnlngr follow at the homo of the brldo's chauffeur and liuller. Moimiuutb Employ- Bank 1180.M. tion, li k ofhealth renter, Belford^ tho parlanco ot tho stage she Is ty. 'Saai-fl .ivcnuc, Navcf>ink. N. j. . S764-J. nine roomn. threo hnths, Rt^am heat, parents. ment Agoncy, Kc''Kerator: 5 . ; P° nenr nchool, Htorca and hiphwnya; 5300 . day morning in tho garage on tho filn^lo hodn, complete, like now, $3.. i0 cook, first floor worker and laundress. both: all improvementi.. A. ClUrella. ^ch^ni r u_try_ I..^g_.__HoN US, l_±__t_k_\ past nine o'clock, Eastern standard cncli; wnlnut BcrvlnR; tnblo $3.00, 9x12 - j L- cash, $325 on tormn : worth SfiOO. M11toi\ Kohl property. Tho flromen had tho THE HIGHEST prlctfe paid for llvo chick- S")0. AndeiRon's Agency, Rumson 73 Monmouth Btreet, Tied Bankj HOUSK for vent, «aven rooms nnd bath Hork, 3 Mechanics street, phono Kcd Dank time, ovor tho Columbia network. velvet r«fr. Hko new, SI". Stansborry'fl all improvements. J. L. Hayes, it blazo out in a. short time. Tho roar Thrift Shop, WU&on nvcnuo, Tort Mon- ens. Joe Baker, 280 Mechanic street, 7B4 or Hohokon 3-1312. COMFOKTAULE furnished apartments; 1(117. His first broadcast Is tonight. # Church street. Fitir Haven'.* yart of tho car waa badly damaged. mouth. N. J. phona Red Bank 23Q0. three, four and five rooms for rent; on TW E NTY-TWO rlvCr tfont lotK, except UniOL-STEIUNG—Slip covers and cush- nnd overlooking river. Five minutea' HALF HOUSE nt 6H Onklnnd street, nl tlonnlly chfiap; $1,200 cash huya them, £. short circuit la said to havo caused KEATi BAHd'AIN—Empty fruit and nro- DISTRIBUTOR wanted—Reliable live wire wntk to railroad n(atfon and buHlnenn con- improvements; hot nlr bent; rodecor- Milton Berk, 3 Mechanic atrcct, Red B&nl, ions mado to order; awnings hunt; nni] ilUtiihutor enn ocucro a vulunblo fnin- iho blase. duco jin.f!e ronsid* „ , n'"o four- ter heat, fireplace: nil modern lmprov danrlnK; npacloua ground» for parldne, than in many past seasons. The CROSLKY electric radio, with apenker, VIOTAN~LESSONS'by~oxiiQrIeneed tencher, rooLafayettfm furninhel atrcctd apartment, Riimnon; ;nil improve- wo-rnr R S75. (!. Howard deal for beer garden; In Pino Brook. Oil* prlco 37. Cull any evening nfter 6:00 crcil. Opportunity for fins racially reBpon- flhd uth ntrect, phono boats havo found tho best anchorage nt lnn .7Eo per hour j nlno tutorlne all elemen- BIIIID nnlen executive, Writo for dctnfl*. irjonts ; newly decorated. ReasonabIo rent. . . ott. 31 Mo vet- A. Porter, Entontnwn, N. J." r^-Hi* Leonard.mroct. Red Bank- tary and junior high Bubjectn; came price. SIX-ItOOM hoiiae, hot water heat, two-Tar In tho covo north of First, Second Iioliemlnn Dlntrlbuting" Corp., 2GO West Inquiro at Shoemaiter'a' , Kumaon" , phono Ited Bank 321. 1 and Third otreots. Tho water hero Is WANT ADVBmSEHENK J'OR SALT,. 100 patnto nnd feed ham. In Hlmifo, 0 Allen place, phono Ked Bank 57th Htreot, Now York, N. Y. Rumson 387. FOR KENT, liciiutlful now five-room hun- KaraRB; lot 8(1x3OO ,- nowly tlecornte^, good oidcr: rhenp. I... C Kaynor, box 3GC2-W. APARTMENTS Of t . . nd threo roome, | RHIOW, atucco, Hollywood type; largo J5.2ffn.on. This I* a bulldlufc antl loaa six feet deep at low tldo and with ?_il ^?J!l?__ . lilTB houfioworkorc, chambermaidn, • " " ' living room, heimtiful kitchen, tilo hath forecloRUie and can be purchased on very ARTICLES FOR SALE. I PAINTER snd decorator; prlcea reason waitreosfipj and couplos wanted. Red itirnifthod or unfurniahed; Rinund raaflonnbte term*. C. ifoward Lfppinrott, this depth and tho strength ot the ROW IJOATS, three new honts complete: able. William P. Woodward, Mverslda Unnk Employmont Affenry. 31 Monmouth floor, on river bank; &\m gnmgtt. 14 Kiv- id flhower; two liedroomH; Bteanv neat FURNISHINGS of ©very • dcHcrlrtlon! mndo with boat, of material; to be nold htl c n Itei1 ersido avenue, phono Red Bnnk 1416-M. lniKc; only 5 50. Milton Berk. 3 Me- ^1 Monmouth street. Red Hank, phono tides tho boat owners say that very prtvato BQIOI dally, ' We buy ami nell ?!g!" ?i..P" > _ Bank 24D. street, phono Red Bank 1121. 321. nt a low price. RobcrtR'n Boat Works, 87 APARTMENT to let; four rooms nnd chanic ntreet, Ited Bank, phona 1617. I little marlno growth appears on thoovorythtntr. Red Bank Furn!turO auction Third street, Rumson, N. J^| CONTRACTJNfJ carpenter; jobbinir a BPO P.AINTINf;, paperliansinff and decoratinir; bottom of their craft at thla anchor- Rooms. 35 Eant Front utrcet.* rlalty. W. H. Marvin. Blv«raldo drive, Oiiiftex work a Bpocialty; firet, clnna inth; $lfi rer month. Inqufro on prem- LATEST model trrecn nnd white onnmcl Red Iiftnk, phono 210B. orKiiuinship. EHtlmntCH funilnhcd free. i, lift Weiit Front ntrect, Red Bank. ago. HOOVER vncuum cleaner, rebuilt, fully fnoj jnoat fxtiflottno fltovo; cost 5^0, bor- Utn-untoac], with tlio • imtnnteil Hoover ItAOrO SKRVICB—Prompt and depend- firnum P. Strangwayen, phone JSatontown FOUR rooma, Bituated at 71 Whito street. Rnin iinw. I (M Center avenue, Atlantic W The borough dock at tho foot of ^ bORiinir boa tins, ircveaplrm brush—-It 1 U aMe; nil work guaranteed. phono Apply H. Frey. 7 4 South fltveet, Jlctl Lafayette street )>a3 boon undergo- bents ua It oweops - na it cleans—only !H 1 I li LL_' ^ nnuNcy's, Hed Bank 8888-J: nlsht, Ite< YOUNG (iIRL vrhhea ponltion n« hoiiee- Bank, phono 133»-\V. 119.05. Other cleaners from gfi.85. At- COAL direct from mine it: Sfovo ancl nut Mcrkfir or will mro for children. Phone TURKU ROOMS, nil imvioveMcnt*; poB- ing oomo ropalra of lato. Bovcral of conl, mixfid, SO.7ft -ton; Rtovo coal Sll Itank_2I48-J. 70 Newman Sprlnga rond lantic Furnfttiro War«houba, 85 Monmouth "AINTINfl—Interior or esterlor; a1\ work ~ \nk .1120-M.- e-tfiion immediately. Apply nt 30 Mo- tbo planlilng havo beon replaced and street, Kcd Dank. ton, n\it coid S i0.7 Ti ton- Thane low priceo guaranteed: entlmatcn furnbhed. Georgo i IllBk the dock mado moro presiontublo by COCICEIl SPANIEL, nlca tteelmon. oni enph on delivery. N. R. Snydcr, Koyport, R. White, 379 Jollno avenue, phono Lone ^ ^_ llrniich 328a-R. FOR RENTrfurnlFhe-i. tlnce-room apart- this borough ofllclalu. Tho dock 1B year olilj liufT colored, femalo. PciH ^^^ ment on fir fit floor; very reasonable 1H The Prize Salesman. used principally by. tho publio for greed. Call nt (1:00 T. M. Phono 87C-W.' UriUinit jifano, sell fur $2[i; Cnst f*40fl. MAN or woman to run hotel dltihiff room Wo oiTcr (DIUSUHI opportunl- WfieMtiKton pt reel, nccond doot- fiyin FOli SAliE. mi-(t>ot mnhonsny b"nt, 28 Modo by MrPhall. Hoiton. Jnmen A. ilcllcatCHHon and homo pastry hnknry l y lo n limited numlicr of Baleimen on recreation, mostly fishing, crabbing li. p. Elto Qnatf motor; pvlce $100. ln- Ilendilrkwon, 1^;! HIKIPOU n venue* Red etc.. on commlfislon banla; fully equipped comTtilHf-ion hunts; men luivlnc previrms iTAOIIEl> three:-room npartment, nil Onco moro The Register^ Classified Department and by bathers who onjoy doop water qulro Alton Whito, Bclford. N. J. lliuik. phone 40O-J: Hood money /nakcr. Inqiiiro IJuniBon Inn roiifti co/uiectloji.H, xuch ns in.suninci?* milk, .nil»i-ovemoi)t« : IwmrJuomcly furnished ; ilROWN wlrlccrHtrollor and chlld'n crib ftt_Ocean!t! btldtfo, Utimson, N. J." or l>rciirovoment8; JilU por spoarlng. ol. (irMnnnnV 11 Whlta •treot, lird FARM PRODUCE MOVING? Why riot let ma enTmVnto~oi7 month. Infjulio Thoina:i Dennett. 123 Tho rciuilta obtained by Mr. Staldcr from Hi la llttla fSnntl rci»on» lo Incifnno Uiolr Inroma Chestnut. nUeet. Red llanl<- Pillion's boat yard wao a mono of your j»I>7 Ivoweat rates and tmitetur- >w l>y coiuicctliijf wl(/i (.'onconi ficiilnii cInonfflod advorflaortient havo been expodoncect by great activity ovor tho week-end dea- FOIt" BAMS cheap" , doublo oven hote FOIt HAMS, third ciitttwr of aUaMn bi»y. tlon firimrantecd, J. Cooke, phono Hod iVflrnKen y lottor to «alo»l(i>ll««. Iwx 61), Vlant. lienutiful fitevhee: yard caivd for hunclvecl:! of other uacro of thla dcpaitment of Th8 day and flundny. Cain parked In the Kivnrts, 1< West Front atroat, Kee. tinmital Mwarta, limmi. _ _ llcd wnnmii, ox-Hpciotniy. roulil cum exttn reduced to $22; bath, ronvoniancp*; n. w When you hnvo nnythlnp to sell or wnnt. to buy stovo Jiml fumlttir* aloie, 14 West Ft CAUijMtrwrJff'Tnliwi^i'HltlTo^nTrd^'ovo rBiraTfldulr, Mnn] mi'iioy uiul rctiilu I'rofcsnlotinl HMH l>y full luiiglh BcreeiiB, newly derornteVt^fl"anTl*ToiiHi" nlclRTCr wlieio cxlierlpiico BB wpll Rn nentnonn l« tric, Kn«. funiHi'c, hath room. hot. and hoatn from Mr. Pullon or who havo - 1 linnlf, phono 18?7_. IIH: rh[nk«ii(i for mdfl, $!.'2r> ench. 12i|- exterior itntntlnp; pnpnr room, ,pllln|r iil'l-n' ''*!'*;!!. Mntiy yotviH" lofomnccfi Cimn i-riM Wftlort <'n« blo.-k fnmi Im-lm-i-i i>*r- th&lr own motorcraft moorod lioro snd alii&wnila, lnchjtHntr mntnrfnl urn! hi- lunulltlftHt IlmtiHon fujnity. I'lenwo RII- tlon of liyond ntroeti ruafloimbio rent,"Call Tli'OKT)U0HBHEl)'"i:nKlleh Better .iTTipiJlt... ward J. Dillon. White's rood, near ftroncl - for tho mimrner. A Register repre- very reneonnbla. Oliver A. Porter, Knt- atroct. Shi-ownlntfly. N. i." ______bor,S0.7Bj painting room, rcillnjt nnd PI<1P- im-ci- l» liutler, IIDX Ml, Itoil Ilnnk." lit Vfi Mnrhnnlr ntiflot. U«(l Hnnk. ontown, N. J.*__ walls, 94.76. All worlr nunrhntooil. Wn l'AlN'l'lNti, ititnoi hnnBlntf; pxi'oit vsur^- (;BN'riiKMAN'S"FAUM""df"«lHlity niircV.*lo.* sontatlvo wao informed that many r' "wo"rk" "bnF«iT r(u"Volp. lVnTiioT go evorywhora. 602 Third nvenue, Admry MAiuiAINT fifty benntlFul hirdwoo1"looi ninnnlilit; (-nttmntc:9 miywheie. X'hotio catod cm lako mio in Ho nnd n nmttlcr of thesno partjen purchnfio their nup- Park. N. J., phone flmo." Ki.ti.iitnwn 2')»-W. from Red Hunk •tntlnn; «Ione hoiido. frnir Vvltli hrttBB lilnffes and lurkn. S"5 f\ . INjoTPiTutyrA urniUTnoTl? 1 ; pHfifl for their wook-fend VIBHJI at theIrtt, (ieoreo Mnnson, 62 I'stors place, ]£o'i""K,' ntlMiiin""<17)' "vfl!t- iiinRtor betliuonm, thioo tllo bnthn, tllo of etutlev, «* In. <'"" •"• Imll'lhurn. ln.-lmll,u; _![Con hnune. Fine for mail JJ. firnco of Millor Btrcot, TCHUKK-VIKffH Hininit rnoi» ««it ehtnv (f«r ]|fKhlnnfln, N. ./. VOll HAl.H, len rhntrii lnill'llnir anil l.mn writo, filmiuon. Rycr'n Inne, Unlmm, N. hnvDolmrk ildtny, ftwlmrnltnr and llnhlnit- Ctilf et HI f>s>xfnH(on nvonnn, Fftlr Ha It«;nt pnr mnn(l), JtlO. Al«« roni[ileto Hat Hlghlundf, wftfi nrr<»nted Friday by n, or phon« :il|2r>-R, Red Hank. »lotk nliont Imlf imlil. Almi clccdlr 10- frlKuiRtor U'orrelnln) Vmrcftlli. I1. <). v of Minrlmfiitn unrt hnuutxi. UolKtoti Wn. Pollcrmun Hoth Johnmm for not r' ^ liil.AMI) WOMAN, inlildlo ttiieil. »ry torlmiy, I ()7 MonniDtith etieot. phona Red Rtopping upon tho approach of a fire out. 111) h. r. Chrynlor Imperial molurj linnk ar,oo. ^ „.„____ Comi>l«t«!y overhaufod. Owner, ,,m"'"lih' Bmfilf'Vnm'ny, "cnl""" w'llto 13 apparatus going to tho flro In tho ai flT-«t liMTlnv; now WANTKt). ronhont. 1...II1I r<,.i»l,,i,!l.,,,, fc* Itoftor l>loco. Hod Hnnk, 'J'inU'iK-l'tdOM tiungttioiv" for rent; KiruB«' garnga on tho Kohl property. Ho mjfjnfff well hrmlj prJrit i-J«lit. f>vnr- outlioRid motor; ntorn Font; tu« and his lloenso was fenmt*tH only! 9IF. «ach; chntnptoTi pct H.mt-y Fiinn. Mntnwnn-FrcehiM road, Mfit«w/m, N. J.* REAL ESTATE WANTED. FIVF.-ROOM OO(TS»BB "t.ypa apartment; vayokod'foi* ihhiy ttnypi. tfn!£'! *rfiek. Al»« (dnrk r-wrly maid 'iim WANTEO, IP.'ll nr IM3m«ltI HvH.n... 6(«(itn Jtenl, mm I'ltl^r, taintx**; over mi tn|.-"!trty» Own T.tuldl« Hoy," a» *Uu\ f. 1 1 'CVA.VMY "nnd 'r«bbni[.»" i» ai.t".i "h'.v' -ui.V r«sn< (Jbarlen K. Wlill#», Urnnrlj n vrmu^Utl)* UA to the jiolico .TiwniAty thst rilttorv »lnl ieB!i(»iislil9. No dealars A at Mrs. Theodore Shetty la Improving Chicago where they will witness Hi July Uth, 1838. Jumping Brook July SO. nfter having undergone an Operation World lair. BENJAMIN J, PAnKER, Ghrew.bury, N. 1.. July 12, jo3B. The social service committee of the William Frederlch la employed as Miss Lllllo Phraner, who la em- Mayor. a life guard at Bclinar. ployed at New York, Is spending ; OIVTRUnE C. VAN VUET, Clerk. < ? . °f tho «ulckest ways to flnfl a Council of Jewish Women of Asbury Despite the stormy weather Sun- vacation of two weeka at her horn The foregoing Ordinance was passed on ?B |B.,.^ advortlaa In Tho Regis, Park will sponsor a ilonto Carlo second And third leading by the lioard at ier-a Want Department,—Advertise- party and dance at the Jumping day there waa a large attendance at here. TODAY and TOMORROW—A Hit ! Brook Country club Sunday evening, the Ocean View" Community cliurch Misa Mary Campbell, who Is > July SO. Tim place lms buuu Uuiiuted Special features were conga by student of the Newark normal school, ass ]by Aubrey Shackel, manager, witli Everett Putnam and Frank CofTey la ependlng the summer with he I music to bo furnished by Al Her- and piano selectlono by George Gun- father, Richard Campbell. | man's orchestra. The proceeds will ning. All three of these performers Misa Edna Woodward has re —But will the oeer mobs let them stay? I bo applied to the milk fund and coal aro Hind and are members of the turned homo from a few days' visit LISTEN to lha fund of the organization. Blind Men's club of New Jersey, with Misa Dorothy Brown of Glen which has a summer vacation home Ridge. (NAMES at this place. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Knolls and Chamber of Commerce RICHARD ARLEN Mrs. Frank Wadsworth la the daughter Dorothy of New York wir Little Silver News, owner of a new Cadillac car. spend tho remainder of the Bummei MARY BRIAN at their home here. JEAN HE US HOLT (Tho Red Bank Register can b»,bought Mr. and Mra. William Bardewyck RADIO PROGRAM In Little Silver nt tho Union New! Stand of New York spent tha week-end Mrs. Annie Glass of Leonardo has LOUISE DRE55EK Bt the derjot and at Georea QuacktnbuJh • with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Behrie. returned homo after visiting Mrs. ANDY DEVINE teneral stored A daughter waa born to Mrs. John John Bade, of Belford. Station V/JBI 6E0RGE g. STONE "Community Night" will be ob- Milea last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard aro 0. Qatcnnmml Qtelurt orrved Friday night of this week Tho members of the ladles' aid spending a few day3 with friends at TODAY AND THURS. .on the lawn adjoining 'ho Metho- society of the Baptist church will Hasbrouck Heights. 7:30 to 3:30 ! dist church. Music will bo provided motor to Morrlstown tomorrow to Mrs. William Williams la confined by the Fort Monmouth band and an visit Mrs. Doris S'lsher, formerly of to the house with illness. I orchestra, and : there will also bo Leonardo. Donald MacKay, who is employed FRIDAY EVENING | sketches and short plays. Raymond Tucker of Newark is at New York, ia spending a week Wr.'William Pearce of Red Bank spending a lew clays with Gilbert with his family. WHO mms THE I and John Culham of New York, \vh Stlmls. Miss Emma Leonard has recovered made charges of reckless driving Srom sickness./ \ ; lTOUR FAMILY! Mrs. George Stlmla and family are MlsSvAHca^Farrell of Jersey! City, : npalnst each other following an au- with friends at Ocean Grovo for a 1 Is this'what welcoming to I tomoblle accident at the corner o visit of several weeks. who has-been spending a two weeks FRIDAY and SATURDAY—Two Features ! Rumson road and Prospect avenue, vacation with friends here, has re- when women'rule ;the:roost? Misa Harriet Kcefer, who has been turned to her position at New York. ; appeared Wednesday night before sick with note throat, lo much Im- Recorder Myron L. Campbell. Evi- proved. Allen VanNess has pm-cnased a June Clyde John Wayne dence given showed that Dr. Pearce'a Ford coupe. ' c' car, which waa going east on Rum- William Keefer Is employed at Win. Collier, Jr. ! son road, skidded and then crashed the store of tho Atlantlo and Pa- The road to better and (bigger busi- [ Into the other machine. Mr. Culham, cific tea. company at Keanaburg. ness leads through The Register's ad- who waa coming out of Prospect Norman Berge, Stanley Phraner vertising columns.—Advertisement. avenue, said his car was in first speed when the crash occurred. Mr. Campbell decided that Dr. Pearco THE GOOD OLD .,„.»!, was at fault, but ho suspended sen- wlt tence. At The Lewis House in Highlands DAYS . . . WOMEN " DID THE CHASING SUNDAY and MONDAY—2 Days ! The hearing between John F3 131 NAVESINK AVE. ... AND MEN Dclanoy of Rumson and Morris H WEItE CHASTE, Zigman of New York will be held - MUSIC -and .DANCING.. next Monday night before Recorder ] Campbell. It is the outcome of an accident at Rumson road and Pros- Wednesday and Saturday, 8:30 to 1:00 A. M. pect avenue. Miss Dorothy Thiese- First-class Meals — Beer on Draught rion the play by mayer of Rumson and George A. Julian Thompion Wllklns of Neptune have made Enjoy a happy evening. charges of reckless driving against I each other as the result of a crash Trices reasonable. Phone your reservations—Highlands 1278. at the corner of Rumson road and CARELESS cleaning cannot Branch avenue last week. Follow- ing the crash Mr. Wilkins'a wife help but lessen the value fainted, and it was necessary to sum- mon a physician to revive her. Tho of any garment; careful two drivers will appear before Mr cleaning always increases Campbell July 26. > Arthur Bates was bitten on tho any garment's worth. leg last week by a dog owned by John Simpson of Church street. THESE are days of good You m/bully. VmJI Thomas Schweers entertained Thomas Dillon of Middletown last clothes and good judg- going horn id father." '"' week, Mrs. Grace C. Trusdell of Spring ment in having them Lake spent Thursday with Mrs. Ocean Avenue, West End, New Jersey cleaned. Herein lies (he Harry Klngsley. Mrs. Clarence Fisher has been en- reason for the popularity FRI., SAT., JULY 21, 22 tertaining her sister, Mrs. Vescolius, Dine ... Dante... and be entertained and son of Hackettstown. every night by of in A brush and rubbish fire Friday night on John Jensen's property on Parker's creek waa put out by tho Giiido- Zannett and Helen Manon firemen. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ohl are on SOCIETY DANCERS an auto trip in the West and at Tho sensation of Paris, London and Berlin. present are in Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Laura Allaire has bought a Judith Barron—the American Song Bird. CAREFUL supervision from unleashes the full new Packard sedan. power of his thun- Kenneth Zieglcr left today to the refining of solvent fb spend two weeks at Camp Ockanic- Allen Leafer and His Recording Orchestra the last finishing touches derbolt personality... kon at Modford. Miss Dorothy Smith Is visiting her FOE RESERVATIONS—PHONE LONG BBANCH 1748. in pressing the garments, uncle, Louis Eastmond. Mrs. W. W. Shampanoro spent is assurance that this serv- part of last week with Mrs. D'Aublgno For Refreshments... bien intime the rather ice gives you the most for of New York. The Methodist Sunday-school will exclusive your cleaning dollar. hold a picnic tomorrow at Mtetede- conk. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Cook of Anbury Park were week-end guests, on Monmouth Road, between Eatontown and THERE is hardy ana- of Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Campbell Miss Florenco Campbell spent Satur- West Long Branch. thing in the world that day and Sunday with her cousin, some man cannot make Mrs. Judson Armstrong of Borden- Serving Luncheons ... Afternoon Teas town. a little, icorsc and sell Francis Bates is having a vacation Dinners and Suppers a little cheaper . . of three weeks from his position Shirley Gxoy, Charles Grapewin, Tom Dugan, with the Hornblower & Weeks Catering to Bridge and Card Parties. and the people who con- brokerage house at New York. sider price alone are S^fv- . aninfornoofhi> V^ TELEPHONE EATONTOWN 184. man lovoi-and COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 24th this man's lawful prey. - ' Inhuman halos- Leonardo News. EVBKY DAY AT 3 & 9 T. M. —John liuskin. (The Red Bank Itegloter can be bought In Leonardo at the stores of Fred Meyers ccnoral eiore.) John Shaw and family, Arthur WORLD'S UKEATIiST MKSTALIST ! Broliaw and family, Allen Montgom- • • Why a a ery and family, Benjamin Hall and THERE is really no better family and George Compton and fam- -/MADGE EVANS ."ALLEN JENKINS • DUDIS-VaD IT'S THRIFTY to Buy at LAUNDRY SERVICE / and S00 OREAT JUVENILE StARS' OBTAINABLE ' FOB THE CHILDREN'! than we can give you. Starting SAT., JULY 29—A Thrilling New Serial, "TARZAN, THE FEARLESS." BANK WE have a service within the reach of everyone. SUN., MON., JULY 23, 24. : TEL 1300. 3 BROAD ST., BANK. Tivo Phones: 3334—3335. "Rob'em in daylight and OF JULY 24-29 SPECIALS—Week Ending Saturday, July 22. cheat 'em at RIB Ib night." They LEG it!" LAMB ROAST (Last four IUbs) @ A NEW COMEDY by Edwin Justus Mayer •n That was her •dumasaHrciSi After extensive, nocotialions Smoked. Hams wnoi.B-io-«-»«. booh of.life, until the man with the author, tho man- BROADWAY CAST With ffigfe^ » 8 Fresh Jersey % lb agemr-nt of tho Rrd Bank Frying who was dif- __ Thcntre Is plcnwd to mi- LEE PATRICK Chickens iS FOWL ^ ferent stepped i I (All Sizes) ncninco the flint presentation 16 f h of "I Am LmighinK" on any HARRY WORTH SIRLOIN STEAK 31c (stage. You will ngreo that CHOP MEAT 12ctb thin new romecJy 1? n theatri- •BURGESS MEREDITH SHOULDER VEAL 12cIb cal treat. FRESH JERSEY SQUAB 39c C3- WILLIAM LYNN and WALTER FENNER BONELESS POT ROAST Boltom KoiIJJd 19c "> ORCHESTRA $1.65 & $1.10 Quaker Crackels Mlck<* Mouso Ma* rBEE 2 &*<*• 15c ran lh (lux Included) JULY 24 & 25—BENEFIT PERFORMANCES COCOA MALT % ">• 19c : 1 - 35c IIORMEL'S VEGETABLE SOUP 2 «•'»• «™» 27c ENXIftK CRIPPLED KIDDIES COMMITTEE B P O F caIm BAKER'S CHOCOLATE Vz * We as the girl u/io took a short-cut down 1Ot1 ]w MAI.CON V RED BANK LODGE No. 233. SWEET GHERKINS *- 23c the (mmtoscI'itth ..to tnat-chetvlf ever saw, e\- • CECIL HOLM An extremely delicate and finely woven Jersey BLUE FISH . . 177cc eejittnewan JO»!M HAIUDAV, prfiT KttrON HHK A BRIGHT.BRGHT MAIN OFFICE £ HANCEV CASTLE . drama, centered about a. type of woman PLANT: shs bvdl 5APAUEL HINDS. Diwol by G«eory «EOIM;K TOMAH. MHXIOKNT r.nr.EN that, al one. lime or another, enters almort In Caia. A. Fandro Herman Proditcrion, i HO .WAN MAIMKON everyone's life. 70-76 White Street, U Tun s9 In Chambef r of Commerca WilM, Mitay ti\f\\i, 7:8»B:,T( r. ,'•!. K«t Banks New Jersey