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IBSUSII Vfeskly. Entered an Second-Clais Hotter ot tho Fost- Subscription Price: One Year JI.SO PAGES 1 TO 12. VOLUME LVI, NO. 42. ofTica st n«d Bank, H. J.. under tho Act of March 3, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1934. Six Months 81,00, Sinyle Copy 4c, JCDGE ACKEKSON PRESIDENT. OPENING OF KIT KAT INN. Scobeyville Acre Curtailed Mail Elected Head of tho Holland Society Floor Show and Special Numbers To Of New York Last Friday. B« Featured Saturday Night. Tho annual meeting and election Tho formal opening of Kit Kat Inn, overlooking the Shrewsbury river at Entire New Board of Trustees of ofllcera of tho Holland society of Justice Announces Candidacy Department of Works Carrying No Proof A$ to Who Owns Afternoon Service DicoalSn- Big Billboard May be Put Up New York, of which Prcsldont Roose- tho Red Bank end of Cooper's bridge, Properly Where Boy Scouts of ued Until July 1 aa Result of Bearing the Words, "Please Elected at. Presbyterian Con- velt is a member and one of tho for Democratic Nomination on Project Discontinued by •111 bo held Saturday night, April 14. Tho affair will be featured by enter- Atlantic Township Planned to the Passage of the Economy Don't Judge This Town by gregational . Meeting — No board of trustees, woo held at tho for Mayor at Primary Election Civil Works Administration— Changs in Elders. Hotel Afltor Friday night. Circuit Nest Month. Ninety Men Working. tainment, a lunch and dancing. The Build Their Clubhouse. Act. Its Railroad Station." A now board of trustees wan elect- Court Judge Henry K. Ackerson, Jr., entertainment will consist of a floor show, featuring "ten little dears" of Due to a misunderstanding, it. Red Bank, In common with the rent f ed at tho annual congregational of Keyport win elected president for Charles R. D. Foxwell. iustlco of Tho work of grading and other- Ofllclals of Ileil Bnnli, I alr Haven tho ensuing year. Members In at- the peace for many years, last Thurs- wise improving tho grounds of the Red Bank and surprise vaudeville was rr-ported that the conflistory of of the United States, ia beginning to "ml rtumson and representatives of meeting of tho Presbyterian church acts. Urn Reformed church of Colt's l^cclc net iiccuatoined to cu I tailed postal of Ruinson last Wednesday night. tendance from Bed Bonk at the bus- day afternoon announced his candi- Middletown township high school at various organizations met at tho iness session and dinner wero Har- dacy for tho Democratlo nomination Leonardo Is now being carried on Kit Kat Inn was formerly River- had taken action to make, a gift of service. For 3Children. tennis courts are to bo made. Bright Will be at Your Service occupied this house. He ia said to clerks occasionally havo to act as consideration and would probably bo service of the citizens of Red Bank, The Civil Works Administration adopted If present conditions wore Stephen F. Stevens first vlco presi- be more than 100 years of ago and carriers and carriers occasionally lira. Belie Gold Cross, who recent- as their mayor, with the singleness ceased to function on March 31 and Every Saturday Afternoon in he is an inmate of the county wel- not corrected. Ho stated that a. man dent, Mre. William Schultz second of purpose, of being able to be of havo to act as clerks. All vaeatlon.1 vice prcsldont, Miss Eva Bruce third ly returned to Leonardo, after living much anxiety was felt lest the pro- tho Borough Hall. fare home near Freehold. with pay havo been ordered discon- who did not want hla name made ten years at Louisville, Kentucky, real and substantial service to them public had donated $5 towards hav- vice president, Mrs. Edwin Champlln ject be called off. Duo to abnormal- Because neither the collector nor According to a story which seems tinued. secretary, Mrs. J. K. Kuper financial has resumed her former activities of both individually and collectively, ly cold and snowy weather not as ing such a.sign mado. Mr. Gopsill assisting to raise money for civic' -- - - - ' tiie assessor of fica Bright has an to bo well authenticated and whieh Wight collections of tnsil wern an Id that if other means failed an secretory and Mrs. George Becker "My creed is short and no longer much progress had been made dur- oilice or telephone, the mayor and ia generally believed at Colt's Neck formerly mado by substitutes hut and charitable, purposes in Middle- than that a public office is a public ing the winter as had been antici- appeal would be made to tho public treasurer, town township. council of that place parsed a mo- the property in question was deeded thin service is now done by regulars Tho change of officers was com- trust. I am in no quarrel with any pated. Only a small portion of the tion at the regular meeting Friday to the church a number of years ago out of time saved by curtailment off iitllltiefl commission. Mrs. Cross, as Belle Gold of tho j man but am in earnest competition work had been completed and to A report made by Dr. William II. plete. Mies Eva Bruco was treasurer 3tagc, was responsible for the enter- night to have these officials sit in exchange, for a burial plot ia the routea. The postofflco formerly clO3Cd for 32 years and Mrs. John G. Foller with him for tho public good. With have discontinued the project would the borough hall every Saturday af- church ccmetery^now known as At- at half-past six o'clock, but It now Lawes, inspector for the board of tainment which secured the money the insistence of so many of my health waa read na follows: was secretary for fifteen years. Car- to launch tho Visiting Nurse assocla- have left the grounds an eyesore. ternoon, from two to five o'clock, lantic cemetery. Tho -story has it closes at six o'clock. However, thQ friends and fellow townsmen that I There is general gratification not until October, to conduct their of- that the Johnsons found It more employees do not quit at that hour. "X found tho railroad tunnel In" tho natlono were presented to theso of- |tjon of Al|antIc Highlands. She also should undertake a campaign for ileors In recognition of their scr- llclped t0 ra|B0 money for tne flrst only., among tho men employed but cial business. Edward VV. Wise, bor- convenient to give the 'Scobeyville One of tho biggest receipts of mail ia usual condition—that Is, very bad mayor, I should comply and am among the people of the township odor. Disinfectant had bcon uaed, vices. • , ,,, motion picture machine for the Le. ough counsel, who made the sugges- land in exchange for the burial plot at half-past six o'clock and oa ac- therefore glad to enter the primary that the work is to go on. tion to the council, .stated that the ar- than to pay cash. Also, according count of tho reduced force all the em- hut with no apparent result. Tho A motion was Introduced limiting onardo high school and among her election that will bo held this year men's room at the lower ond of tho many other programs were two for The Department of Works is ex- rangement would be of great con- to the story, tho Scobcyvillo proper- ployees aro required to look after* to two years the term any member on May 15, to be nominated therein, pected to cease to function In about venience to the public. He said As- ty was to be used aa the homo of station was In a very unsanitary con- may hold tho same office. Tho mo- the- Brevcnt Park and Leonardo flro this, leaving no ono to wait on the as tho regular Democratio candidato a month. It is planned at that time sessor Walter J. Sweeney agreed the Johnsons aa long as they desired windo\v3. Parcel3 placed in the larga dition. Tho floor was full of craclts tion will bo acted upon at tho next company and for the Leonardo Civic for mayor of tho borough of Red where accumulation!) could not bo Interests association. to carry on the work under the aus- that the plan was an excellent one. to livo there and was then, to pas3 package box in front of the postofflee meeting. A ouccesaful year was re- Bank. pices of the Emergency Relief Ad- Mr. Wise said he was unable to get into the possession of' the church. aro mailed up to 6:30. controlled. The odor was very bad. ported by all committees and the She Is now arranging a series of Tho women's room was in a filthy "How shall we accomplish our ministration. It is expected that in touch with Collector Thomas W. The Johnsons moved from the placo total receipts reported were about tableaux to bo given by boys and Garland to ascertain his opinion. a long time ago. Harry Supp, who for thirty years condition. There has been a new girls of the seventh and eighth aims and purposes without being when this change, takes place the had served a3 a carrier, was retired $900. A sclal time followed the elec- willing to make so littlo a sacrifice men will receive food in payment pipe put In lately to stop a leak that tion. grades of the schools In Mlddletown All the officials were elated over Mr. Tumidaisky had Heard thi3 from scrvico last week on a pension, dripped on tho floor, but that has not township. Tho tableaux will depict or call It inconvenience as to voto for their work Instead of cash as at tho fact that the Sea Bright national story and it never occurred to hini of $100 per rrjpnth. Tho original mla Committees will bo appointed at and participate in the approaching, present. Work, clothing was issuod helped conditions"Very much." tho next meeting:. the progress of the United States banic will be reopened May 1 for un- to doubt that thu church owned the waa that a carrier must be C5 years from the landing of tho Pilgrims up primary election, where men or to the employees last week. The land. It was for this reason that ho of age to quit service and recslvaa Enslny M. White, tho building in- women aro selected as candidates for restricted business. The signing of spector, said the station, becauuo of to tho prcuont. Tho proceeds for this mon nrp very well satisfied with their necessary legal papers for the trans- asked that the property, be turned pension, but subsequently a law wa8 Its age, could not readily bo made entertainment will go to provide , the respective parties for your final clothing. They say it Is durable and fer of borough notes now in the over to the Boy Scouts for use as a passed whereby optional retirement sanitary. Mr. Gopsill called atten- shoes for needy children who are un- choice of them in the general elec- comfortable, and for some of them bank, to the state sinking fund, was clubhouse and workshop. However, could be obtained. Mr. Supp, whs Is tion to the fact that the, railroad of footwear. Tho entertainment will "on In November? We munt all it camo just in the nick of time, for consummated. It was the consensus when an investigation wa3 made less than 65 years of age, mado big company had not removed snow able to attend cchool because of lack take a lively interest in and give a they had been working in garb which j that a general improvement in busi there waa nothing to prove that the application for retirement and a pen- from the station patform the past be held at the Leonardo grade school serious concern to our public affairs j did not afford ample protection ness -will immediately follow the church waB the owner. Tho church sion none too soon. Four days after in tho choice of our publiG officials n^ainrt inclement vt'eathcr. Uio application yvaa approved tliis fefp winter, dospitothc fact thautcrt thse thastan- Ten Received at Meeting of Red Friday evening, April 27. Bc.iklca reopening bt the bank. minutes wuio l without avail. tion is used by more commuters thnn the tableaux there will be entertain- or a very small group of self-cen- Before the work on the school James Miller, Sr., overseer of the No record was foound of the trans- was repealed providing fo? optional any other on this linn, Mr'- . Gopsil~ - l Bank Post Monday Night- ment by professionals. tered and self-interested Individuals grounds was started the men wore poor, reported that since Jnnuary 1 action. A search at the county clerk's retirement. Mr. Kupp's route I? t's. also cited tho refusal of tho railroad Plans Being Made for Memor- Mrs. Cross ia ofla of the officers of will nmlio this choice for you. Pledg- employed at. cutting down trees in he has expended approximately ?50O office at Freehold also proved unsuc- ing covered by Arthur Slattery, vhc company -to" haver gates at tho Ber- the "Women of the Moose," an auxil- ing myself to your best interests and .woods owned by J. Amory Haskell cessful. The investigation was ex-» for a number of years has been a iuli- ial Day—Other Post Doings. and given aid to 109 persons. stitute carrier. gen place crossing. iary of the Loyal Order of Moose. to the furthering: of your happiness, and Mrs. Robert Hartshornc. Two The election, of Harry Peterson as tended along other lines and nothing; Mr. Minton Bald tho railroad coin- Shrewsbury post of. the American Its premier object is the care and I shall greatly appreciate the vote objects were carried out. One was chief of the lire department and could even be'found that the proper- pany had promised a new station 25 legion of Red Bank received ten new training of children and the aged. and support of my many friends and to provide fuel for needy families George Thompson as assistant chief ty had ever been assessed for taxes. years ago and had been promising It members • at Us meeting Monday Mrs. Cross is also a member of the acquaintances." and the other was to reduce tho was confirmed. The fire chief's tele- For this reason no action has been Annual Meeting ever since. J. J. Ballin of Fair. Ha- nlglit. The now members are W11-. Order of Eastern Star, Professional growth of timber to the proper pro- phone will be transferred to Mr. taken on the request of the scouts. ven, preoldont of tho Jersey Shore Ham Chrloty, Thomas N. Woollcy, Woman's elaguo cf New York and portions to produce tho best results. Peterson's home. The consistory is still hopeful that Of Woraans Clufe Commuters' club, said that- strangers Daiilol McCarthy, Ralph Apavlclo, of tho Woman's Overseas Eight hundred- cords of wood wero proof of ownership will be forthcom- getting off trains formed poor lm- league, , having Councilman John P. Thorsen re- Henry H. Short, James Murphy, John served eighteen distributed to families in distress as ported that the interior of the bor- ing". Tile property baa become a The annual meeting of the Re$ prosslons o£ tho community because R. Whltcslde, George L. McKcone, months in France, England, Belgium, a result of this project. dumping ground and it ia an eye- of tho bad cbnditidh ot tho station. Luxembourg and Germany. ough hall and jail has been reno- Bank Woman's club, at which timo Eugene J. Lynch and.Robert Adams. Wins Insurance Some of tho CWA men were cm- vated. sore. Bordering a wide, lively brook, reports will be given and olection ot J. Daniel Tullcr, representing the Among those who will take part in ployed during a large part of the it could be made into a beauty spot. Lions club, said a newstation could The legion passed a resolution au- the entertainment are Fritz Lelber, A new street light will be installed officers will take place, will be held thorising the formation of a junior winter in draining swampy areas to The scouts arc prepared to do thi3 Friday afternoon, April 13, at tho bo built so it 'would serve if the the eminent Shake3perean star, his Former Rumson Florist Victori- at the Sea Bright approach to the If given the opportunity. They had American legion' squadron. Irving wifo, know on tho stage as Virginia eradicate mosquito breeding grounds. new highway bridge and three lights clubhouse, with Mrs. Thomas Voor- tracks were clovatcd.' Harrison Is In charge of this move- ous in a Lawsuit Against the Another project which they carried arranged to construct an attractive his, president of the club, In charge. Bronson; Billy Barry, the well will be installed in the DcNornian- clubhouse nnd workshop. They are J merit. Prudential Company — Jury- on was that of planting trees along dic section. The guest speaker will be Mrs, Kath- MARIONETTES COMING. known comedian; Miss Grace An- Tho Drum and Bugle corps of the gelau, the grand opera star who is Orders Benefits Must be Poid. the now Bayshorc boulevard. This hopeful that the property will arine Elkus White, Democratio can- legion will participate In welcoming heard several times weekly on the work was completed last week. Two changed from the status of a didate for councilman at Red Bank Bed Bank Play Center to l'rcsent National Commander Edward Hayes A judgment for $500 was awarded hundred and fifty trees provided by man's .land" so that they can in last fall's election. Sue Hastings Next Week. radio, and others. The school or- Charles J. Mears of Rumson by a Hardy President at a dinner and rally to be held at chestra •will assist and the ensemble the Rumson Garden club were plant- ahead with their plans. Mrs. John R. Morris, music chair- Camden Friday, April 20. jury in a suit against the Pruden- ed eighty feet apart between Apple-, Suo Heating's Marionettes will be will have about ono hundred chil- tial insurance company last week Of School Board man, will have charge of the musical tho attraction Saturday nftornoon, An Invitation was accepted from dren. tun avenue at Leonardo and Wilson program. Current events In Inter- tho Veterans of Foreign Wars of before Judgo Rullf V. Lawranco at avenue at Porl Moiimouth. Trans- April 21, at tho Hod Bank junior high Evory effort ia being made to Freehold. The jury reached the ver- Former Mayor George W. Hardy Shower Given national relations will bo given by school under the.auspices of the Red Kcansburg to participate in a Me- have each of the tableaux as nearly portation by means of trucks for tho defeated Daniel Bills for president Mrs. George Hunt. Tho hostesses morial day parade at that place. Jun- dict in ten minutes. The judgment men and trees was provided by Mid- Bank Play Center. The show will be- correct as possible. Mrs. Marion represented payments of $50 a of the Highlands hoard of education For Rumson Girl will be Mrs. E. G. Fraser and Mrs. gin promptly at three o'clock and will ior Vlco Commander William Welsh Colloran and Miss Roberts of the dletown township, under the direc- W. S. Naulty. Tho hospitality com- month on a policy issued by the in- nt the reorganization meeting last Mis.s Jessie Armstrong of Ward bo under tho personal direction of reported that arrangements were be- grade school at Leonardo, Mrs. Ed- tion of Thomas B. Day, the town- week. The vote was 1 to 2. Mr. wuru jmittee con3i3tg o£ Mrs. W. B. Connor, ing completed by the American le- surance company to Mr. Mears, who avenue, Rumson, was te Mrs Carl Sut Hastings, one of tho few women ward H. Brasch ot River Plaza, Mr. lost his hearing following an attack ship supervisor of roads. The area Bills was running for re-election. :ni^ - Schwenkcr, Mrs. Gcorgo puppeteers in the tJnited States. gion for Memorial day services at Nelson of Fan* View and William in which the trees were planted is miscellaneous shower Saturday night Hawkins and Mr3. J. A. VanScholck. graveynrds. of meningitis in 1931. Mr. Mears has Frank J. Hall, a new trustee, was at the home of Mrs. Jesse A. How- Tickets for the attraction can bo had Kggleston of Port Manmouth are been receiving $100 a month for per- about two miles in length. sworn into office. He and five other Tlie food exchange will.be held at tho at tho Red Bank Book store on Lin- A joint meeting of the legion and lending every assistance. and of Packer avenue, Rumson. meeting. den placo, tho Gift shop, 4S Mon- manent disability on another policy members were present when Mr. The party was arranged by Mrs. Its Ladles' Auxiliary will be held Mon- Miss Anno Gallagher, chief public in the Prudential. Hardy was elected president. Later Mrs. Voorhis and several club mouth streot, or from Mrs. Ledyard day night, April 23. Mrs. Olga V. nurse of Middlctown township, re- AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES. Vinton Armstrong, sister-in-law of members attended the third district Avory, 140 Harrison avenue. It required three days to try the Dr. John L. Opfermann and Charles the bride-to-be. The rooms were at- Mustaln will make an address on ports that 56 children are unable to J. Greenfield arrived. Mr. Greenfield, convention at New Brunswick. A Mr.].. Hastings not only directs her 'Cilrl Scouts nnd Their Activities." attend school because they lack case, which was concluded Thursday. Shrewsbury Unit, No. 168, Monthly ractively decorated in green and rummage sale has been planned for The jury gave a verdict for the full Bulletin Hns Just Been Posted. who -was re-elected, was sworn into yellow. Prizes at bridge were award- own puppet shows but supervises a Another speaker will he Rabbi Ar- shoes. ThiB matter was brought to office. next Tuesday, April 17, in charge of largo staff in the modelling of tho thur H. Hershon. tho attention of Mrs. Clifford F. Gor- amount of the benefits claimed' by The monthly activities of tho ed to Mrs. George Harvey, Mrs. Mrs. George W. Ivins. Donations figures, constructing miniature statto At tho state quarterly round-up at don, who has been doing consider- Mr. Mears. The latter was repre- The matter of electing a vice pres- James Fcit, Mrs. Ada .Stevens, Mrs. will be received at the clubhouse at Shrewsbury Unit No. 108, American ident was then taken up. Jacob 3. sets, designing and sewing of tho cos- Trenton Saturday tho post received a able volunteer nursing servlco in the sented by Quinn, Parsons & Dorc- Legion auxiliary, of Red Bank havo Addison Howland and Miss Mary any time and at tho store, 1G-1 Mon- tumea, stringing the puppets, etc. citation for a meritorius membership township, and she endeavored to In- mus of Red Bank. just been posted. They include tho Hoffman and Percy Hauser were Sheridan. A buffet luncheon was mouth street, tho preceding day. Mrn. Hastings in talking about her record. During tho past quarter tho terest all with whom she camo in regular monthly mppting of the Unit nominated and each received tour served after the bridge games. Mi:-s votes. The matter \va'< laid over im- The music department will present show states: post had more members In good contact. She Is general chairman of tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 P. M. In Armstrong, who is engaged to Lloyd a program Friday afternoon, April itandlng than at any time last year. tho committee Inchargc of tho enter- icriscorAL PARISH MEETING. the Woman's club on Broad street. til the May mooting. George King, Goodwill of North Carolina, was the "My Marionotts aim to bo artistic who was also re-elected, arrived and 20, and tlie literature department will littlo actora as well us comic. Some On May 1 another citation will bo tainment. AVnrdens nnd Vestrymen Named At The county meeting Is to be held recipient of many fine gifts. have its meeting April 27. The hand- people may think I spend a lot of tlmo made for membership. The post Is Rehearsals have been going along Meeting Last Week. Friday afternoon at. 2:00 P. M. in was Inducted into olllce. Other guests besides those men- icraft clas.3 mcet3 each Wednesday at over dolls. Marionettes oro more making a special effort to have all steadily In the various schools and Newman's hall on Seventh avenue, William Fahrer, Mr. Hoffman and tioned wore Mrs. Bernard Oakes, tho clubhouse under the direction of than dolls. They rcqulro a great deal duos paid by that time. from reports of thoso who have wit- At the annual meeting of the Belmar. A card pnrty id scheduled Mr. Hauser have taken steps to Mrs. John Mount, Mrs. William Mi's. Leon do la Reussllle. of patlcnco to make, Every littlo nessed them the show will be not on- parishioners of Trinity Episcopal for Tuesday, April 17, at 2:30 P. M. beautify the school grounds with Sheffmeyor, Mrs. Alice Armstrong, wooden figure, after It Is liand-cnrvcd COVERED DISH SOCIABLE. ly entertaining, but enjoyable and church, held last week In the church, The affair Is to be held at the home evergreens. Under their direction Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs. I'M- 13 weighted and jointed and attached instructive. the pastor, Rev. Herbert S. Craig, ap- of Mrs. Judson Vaughn. 231 River part of the property has been" im- ward Howland, Mrs. Elizabeth ON FRIDAY TIIK THIRTEENTH. to dozens of strlnBa to ninlto It enp- It Will bo Held for the Benefit of tho Among those Interested arc Mrs. pointed W. Strothcr Jones senior road. proved by the Hillside nursery. Mem- Thomas, Mrs. Hartson Howland and ublo of every human movement. Then Tlnton Falls Church. Adelaide Moffatt, president of the warden nnd Charles T. Hall junior bers of tho 1930 and 1933 classes Mipsen Margaret Naugllton. Mar- Blnc.li Cut. MlJistrcl Show to lie Given It has to bo costumod and its face Mlddletown township school board; warden. The vestrymen aro Harrison Delivers Car to Baltimore, havo agreed to, pay part of the cost. garet Conk, Charlotte Howlaiul, At Leonardo School, Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Charles Frledlandcr, vlco president; lias to bo pajirtcd for expression. The Banco, Frank S. Curtis, James O. William B. Mount, owner of the George W. Hardy and Benedict Nci- Klizabeth Peyerl, Jessin Yeomans, Methodist church of Tlnton Falls will Mr. nnd Mrs. A, F. Lindenstruth, Davis, Joseph T. Hornby, Richard .-iark havc'.i'nch donated a tree. Tho Kpworth league of tho Belford miniaturo stage has to be equipped Atlantic Motors company of Atlantic Margaret Perrine, Dorothy Congdon, Methodist church will holds Itn sec- with llffhtlnK effects nrranged just as hold a covered dish sociable Friday Clifford F. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Richard A. MacKellar and Other doriatiirtv'f.arc expected (luring Edith Harvey anil Mary O'Brien. evening, April 27, at tho homo of Morris Josephs, Mr. and Mr.q. Walter Highlands, and his head mechanic, ond annual minatrel show nnd dtinco In a largo theater. Fred Mundon. Richard Harber, delivered over the tho coming week. Mrs. William England. Arrange- Shoellner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Three delegates were selected to at- al tho Leonardo grammar t-chool Fri- ments for this event wero made at a Banfleld, Captain William Dennis, road a new Ford, Victoria model, to W. C. T. V. IMeHlnR. day night. Tho program will bo In tend tho diocesan convention next P. S. McDonald nt I ho hotel Mt. Union Bench Card Party. keeping with tho fact that Friday tho oiiuiicirs SPUING RALLY. meeting of tho society Thursday af- president of the Mlddletown township month. They arc W. Strothcr Jones, The Eatoutowu W. C. T. U. will ternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Oliver health center, William Stelnlo nnd Royal, Baltimore, Maryland, last Tho Ladies' auxiliary of the Union hold an institute in the luitonUnvii thirteenth Is related to miporstltioua Jr., Joseph T. Hornby and Harrison week Following nn nuto accident, Beach post, associated Veterans of beliefs. Blank cats and other things Special Services to Bo Held nt Zlon Mclntyre. Sixteen members of tho Jnmea Grodeshl. Banco. Tho alternates nro Jamc.3 O. Methodist church on Broad street Methodist Church. society woro present. Every Wednes- Mr. McDonald telegraphed to the At- American Wars, will hold a card par- Friday afternoon and evening. The of a oiniilai- naturo will bo In evl- day afternoon tho society meets at Davis, Robert A. MucKcllar and lantic Motors company for a new ty In Veterans' hall, Jersey avenue deneo at tho uliow. Among thono whin T. T. A. M0NEF1T. Fred Mundon. afternoon meetingg. be(;in!nny; at two A spring rally will bo hold at Meth- tho home of Mrs. E. G. Ehlngor to car. Tho damaged car was towed Union Beach, on Saturday night o'clock, will feature various depart- will take part, in tho performance are oclliit '/Aon church of Shrewsbury A committee to make plans for the Muriel Ilofinnii, ISenilco Orioles, now articles for a bazar which Is to Curd Party Monday Night, April 10, to the shop of the Atlantic Motora April 28. Prises will be awarded the. mental n|>eaKers. In tin: evening Wil- avimuo, Red Bnnk, on Hundny. At tho bo held In conjunction with tho nu- celebration of tho founding of the company nt Atlantic. Highlands, winners at cards and rcfrordmietitr C'lairi' Lingo, Allue Kunyon, Doli.i eleven o'clock :iervlco In the morn- At'Sca Bright School. parish appointed. Members arc liam !'\ Varney of Koekvillo Center, Inunl harvest, homo of the church where it wan repaired. will be served. Nrw York, ontvtiim: randidule for I'o'l, Alma Tarnow, .Mary l'axton, ing Rev. William B. Baker, tho pus- next nummrr. Tho members of the Mrn. Jamnn Thor;icn, chairman of Mrn. Nelllo IJIWICSS, Miss Josephine Jane l.loiin, Moicnce Johnston, r,ur. tor, will apeak on tho subject, "Tho Weeks, Mm. Frank Cm Us, Charles T. Pre;iid('iu uu the Prohibit ion licluM, ralno Hhuion, John and Mnlvin, society nro selling waxed piiprr lo tho commit too for tho card party to Engineers l.lcot, (Hikers. I/or Sale. will be thn r.ponker. The pulilin i.i Profitable Servant." At three o'clock raise money for the benefit of the Hall and Harrison Banco. Humes, l.elmid and Walt lUchinuml, . bo held Monday night, April 16, at Cheater Sloc.um of Lung Branch Soda water, all llavor.i, Canada invited to both uC thr:-e service:!. In tho afternoon nnd at eight o'clock church. I ho Sen Bright schooihouso by the Dry, Whito Hock, Krucger's beer Noimnu Willr.tt, Howard Kn.-itinaii, at night services will bo conducted Parent-Teacher association, reports a Danoo at Tlnton Falls. wan elected pre.'iidrnt of the Mon- anil other brands. Also distilled wa- Howard A. Mullen, J. li'i.incls ltaucu, by Mrs. N. H. Moss, who Is an evan- nioulh county chapter of tho New ter. Bonjamin H. Crate. 11 North .voTirr; OF KI.KCTION. J. l'alwnrd lluujon, William ;3ny president, nnd Leo IC. MeKco nf Red Thn Jinnuil meeting "f the Mi 11 nllnnU I lio liiniTbolln, tables nnd cards, and Gchoolhoutio. Everylhlnf; Indicate;.! a Special excursion, Vho round trip holdcr.-i <'f tilt; Fliend.i Hutullng and Blond street. There will be prb.cn Mm. John Wnlr, publicity. Thcro will big attendance. Muplc for the danc- Bank secretary-treasurer. Burdpo Bus Line, 12.1 Broad :itroet g Won A I'ltarof §10. Loan Associatio foi' tho electioli n ut ami refreshment!). bo n. door ing will bo provided by William Rod Bank. Plionn SfM.—Adve tl3e- director.! td till eg , Tho flromcn of Tlnton Falls prlro and a non-plnyor's ment. existing vacancies, "t c HIPir n clniired ubotit $33 last week bV ills- edgreed Sralyiism' liflfit; ' prize. Goodc'n flvo-plcco orchestra. Juat Like Now. and for the trnmiuetion of iineh othh- Ji t a lit11 i itilt i ii er busino;..; as may bo necessary, will I poshif; (if $10 on this ca aporntlvo White Hcalyhnm, male, lost, or wnn: Men's nnd Indie:]' hnta cleaned and Uficd j'olf bnlhi wanted. Best prices [ n II u 1 ton m II w i Olil b,! held at I ho nltlcu (.1' the naunciil- 11 ny 1 h i ly l lilnn. Wilbur .Springsteen of Tlnton dcrtul away tjaturday, March 3; iin- I), A. Johnson Co., A l'lllo Lawn. blocked by an expert, hatter. Leon's, paid. Pete ArMiitc, -62 Morris ave- Red Bank 2(100.—Advertisement. lion, Hi Wallace street, lied llunlt, N. In I I if il I Kails wiin thu winner of thu money. mveni to ivinio of "Only." Howard of 11G Monmouth titled, haa export ra- ISveiyono like:! a nice preen, vel- nue, Long Brunch, N. J.—Advertise- $50 will bo paid for ltii return to Mrs. dio service; nlim generator, battery, vety lawn. Our lawn fertilizers, In- ment. .1., on •Tuesday, May 15, 11)31, hv- f \ l inpl (I llv ,—^*»e» . Wlllliim 15. Tohlnn, Itlvor road. Hum- ntartftr and eloctric motor service. cluding bone mei.il, sheep manure, Trubln's Typewriter Headqunrt«rs. twran thu hour's of K:tin, o'clock 1'. M. Wll ft ( ii i i y, it t J nl Clash for Your Olil Gold. son. Phono Rumnon BHL'.—- Advertise- Prices rimiionnblo. Phono 3G0. Ad- vlgoro and lime, nro a great help. Typewriters rented, bought, sold Dino and lhiuco and !):00 o'clock 1*. M. • ll (111 lit Mr. Kobci'l Perry, Jr., will bo nt ment. vertisement. Phone. F>52 for prompt delivery. Fred and repaired. Trubln's, M Broad at Loul:> Restaurant, evluy Salurdny Win. I'. Joiion, The Art Krnft Shoppn, 711 Broad D. Wlkoff Company, Red Bunk.—Ad- street, Red Bank.—Advertisement. night, route No. 3r>, Mlddletown. N. J Pro.ildcnt, Nt tit nlreet, Red Hunk, oaeh duy from Cull Hod Ilanlt 3151-.T, Eitlollc, fuel Oil —Advertisement. - Ad\ f rth.eiucnt. t H n i id / i h » Hi t r vnrtkjHiient. n I I i i III f i i 11 t IO;UO A. M. tu 1:30 1'. M., to tout. the painter, if you atlll drninnd tho to suit vimr tun ni;j ; beat uradca and MHJIT'K Tincrn, ICmllsoil. ..- -*> ••^*— • i i wclj;h nlltl pay hlf:he:;t cu;ih pi U'Pa lic:it In painting and piipor hanging. pilous. Uiicxciilleri oorvlco. b'red U. Vuur Hut Kenned atmosphere; choice liquor The road to hell or and bigger bii;-i- Mike llyiian ill I i ii If for your old ^old. Hoe our ndvritinc- Oilier nndI shiMlOmp nt 2(i Mount street, VVlkoff Co., Ucd Baak. DIIOBO 602,— expertly cleaned and blurUrd. Jjcu and beer; lowest prices. Good sand" nfps lead:) through Thn Register's ml- in now with Mux'ii B-ir, 30 M-ipM it i I Ii ment on pass S.~Advertisement. Red Bank;.—Ad. iverUnementv , Advertisement Had Bank £800.—Advertisement, wiches.— Advertisement. columns.—Advertisement. avenue, Rod I3auli.-rAclY.ort!sO!n<3lUr I'"'. ife Two Manasquan; Minnie VanKlrk, James Mlfclo, HeroUl Jtomim, Leo K& isl>urg; rjorothy Billiard, Atlan- Btein, Asbury X^ark; Annabellcs Van- Wliner, Asbury Park; Addlo L. Law- ski, lioul* ttttelbrlel:, WlHet Viffnc. Highlands; Joseph Policostro, Das.sel, Eatontown; Robert Simmons, less, Freehold; Estolle Bugarber, As- ley Beach; Ella Polhcznus. Allen- Voorhfea, Setvstoru Stranu. Anita 15 Asbury Park; Homer VI. Matteson, Deal; Eva Lawyer, Red Bunk; Ma- bury Parlij Helen Pcnrlman, Aabury town; George W. Edwards, Asbury Eileen Cronln, Kvflyn I'Mgert, A I'arls; Cbarlea I'ia, lSutontown; Eliz- Park; Asbury Howlsud. AMhnvy HourUiftii, Veia. Jolinson, Alice Lamb Cllffwood; Wnltor Armltngc, Asbury bel Kaymond, Avon; Katlterlne Tier- Victoria Leiiuvirh. Dotin Murray, VHginla Park; Hcbocca Kricaman, Freehold: nny, Rumson; Cortlandt White, Red abeth Novlua, Ghrovysbury; Thomas Park; George 10. Jemieon, Deal; Murray, Hentrieo Vorhics, Muriel Walling. Carnlc P. Soffcl, Long Branch; Ar- Bank; IVIiv«. George Rooncy, English- Hilcy, ICeanaburf;; liarry Rowe, Benjamin ISdfctateln, Aftbuiy Pftrk; Thalm* Wnlllnir. SPECIALIZING IK JOBBING • town; Frank Heusoy, Keyport; Hon- Freehold; Harold Stout, Mlddlotown; Edward VanHlse, Attatlo High* Seventh end clglith grrfldes-^JIarvis Au- . • - 8CBEES SNU Si'i'OKB? ESNCLOBUBES '. 100 Names dath Polts, Asbury Pork; Leon B. m^ck. Orb Autnsek. V/errcu Ik'rreno, Vat- Five Panels Brower, Bed Bank; Abraham J. ry Weed, Eatontown; George W. Jacob Ynnko, Red Bank, lands; Ksnneth Jeffrey Hed Bank; Telephone B-5O-BI • 1«O Brlilga Avenue, Red Bank, H j| A. L. Poland, Deal; Henry Eehnelder, rntlni; De&slok. Julia Miller/ Ilarvpy 'M«cl- Drawn for Service on Petty Parker. Highlands; Charley lhawn, Kinney, Port Monmouth; Helen E. E. Alexander, Belmar; Dorothy enbfich. Kuth Brown, ftuth SLurtflar Helon Jury—They Will Start Service Balford; Mary Bordcn, Shrewsbury; Martin, Mntawan; Ethel Rogers, As- Segar, Wanainap^i; Frank Young, Leonardo; Mrs. J. K. Sohaller, High- Hetbohlt, Oc o • , Blanche Auger, Ijong BraiK-h; Lewis White, Shrewsbury; George ami serorui cm lies—Rirluml Calt, tion. The association formerly failed gard, l^aLontown; Thalia Johnuon, Miller, Belmar; Irving Began, Asbury Itob«rt Calt. *Ch»rles Di-nnh. Harold Ed- ("«oM foundation". Wlielhar you nesd $7S, $100, $200 orj -,..'. to approivvc the plan which was pro- Stewart VanVllct, Shrewsbury; Fmi- Anbury I*ark; Milford H. Poolc, Long te, Deal; Everett Brower, Red Park; Edward Davey, Keyport; monds on, Hubert t-lark, *(irnca Hulbrook. more, you can havo it in cash imiilo of 24 or 48 hours. And] posed byf Judge Trunx. iny Wolcott, Eatontown; Mury CHIT, branch; Adelaido Jameson, Bradley Bank; CharlCH White, Jr., , Long Frank Daley, Asbury Park; Edward Nnncy MccKer. Beach; Herman Metzgar, Jr., Ocean Branch; Harriett Johnson, Sea Third and fourth srRdui— Murlri Ktl- monlhly ftpoymants may ba ostandetl So tuit your Income.! • • The Echcuuijhedulu iue . fo.^.r j jury trials in._ the Manasquan; Charles E. Jonrs, As- Conovcr, Belmar; Earl Stults, Kcy- mondson. Ails Fowler, Koae Mary l-'arrrll. Common Pleas Court will be from ,bury Park; Ida Mtlberg, Anbury Grove; Louis Ferruggiaro, Belmar; Bright; Ethel Osborn. Long Branch; port; Charlea Holmwood, Oceanport; Janice (Inrdncr. Marjorlo Kolcda, Arvlil April 17 to May 11; June 25 to Au- Park; Irene Herbert, Asbury Park; Mrs. Max Phillips, Eatontown; Gus- J, Townlcy Carr, Long Branch; See- John Degman, Belmar; Edmund .." ""n. Mar»tml <*ole, Ghtirlea Kdtponiliton, Wo havs holpvd many m»n qnd tave. Hauacr, Aabury Park; Agnes ly TuthlU, Fair Haven; Clinton Tay- "'Ghlhaus, Atlantic Hlghalnds; Asa liloyd Hot brook. Jerry MattticwH, ltobert Patterson, Eatontown, *" " -. Itnlph Itunyun, KdwRrd WUdnncer, women In thfa community ondi lor, Eatontown; Katherino Freeman, IS. Fury, Katontown; Pierca P. Poole, John Roger Decker, J tarry Clark, George Freehold; Fannie. Busson, Bradley West Long Branch; Esther Robbing, UJHelmy. Invito you to' fine! 'out exactly! • • r August 6 to August 21, 1931. F.lectHa nidg., G01 Bnngs Avaniie, Beach. Bradley Beach; Charlea EMwf*rda, fifth nnd sixth cradpfl -Nnrmti Conk- what W8 mighr ba able to do flolomon B. Sherman, I>ong Isabel White, Freehold; Honry Belmar;. Sally VanTlne, Long In, *Jpannc Mntthewa, Jenn 1'eUit, Amy rhono A.. P. 7803. LlrenBd No. B70 Branch; Charles VanNcst. Neptune; 3tcvengon. Myrtle Williams, "nobby Hen- ASBURY I'ARKi N. J.. for you. Kenshaw, Sea Bright; J. William Branch; Allan Frost, Red Banls; El- drickp. John Kolcda. Billy Mtoljo. Pauline Joline, Ix)ng Branch; Philip Branch; Alexander tilth eiiifle—DorJa Oonovcr," Joyi^e Proctor, mor B. Patterson, West Long # Monthly ChaVKa Twn nnil Ono-HnU ••. Popa, Asbury Park; Hannah Kut- Kutonto\vn; Mary Tindall, Branch; Theodore H. JccU, Asbury v**A. Ali<-n Rtfltllflitlnv. •Joyce S»y- Per Cent on Unpftld Bnl^nco Oltly. Eflglish, Ucd Bank; George W. Ed- i . . .. phin, Fieehold; Harry Kmith, High* ilrr. Anno StcvenFion, Orentea del-Vrro, *Wil- Long Branch; iSmll Oarlsqn, Avon! Park; James A. Goldsmith, Elberon; \'am i'owlor, lillwoud Ilendrlcks, . 'Albert AUTO* CO-MflKER * rilRNITURE LOANS wards, Aabury Park; Richard J. jTarlt; John llulae, KrrchoM, Jneob lands; Mrs. William Davis, Eaton- Rogers, Kumson; Rev. John A. tcr Gardelln, Asbury Park; Tilllo M. Forrar, Red Bank; John John E. Kaney, River Plaza, Red Llndennrulh, •Donald Matthews. Nelson, Long Branch; Rev J. J. town; A. N. Wcise, Oceanport; Har- G. Solly, South Belmar; Sadie Mount, ank; Daniel O'Brien, Kcansburg; Kuclcer. "Freehold ... ; Susan Bateman, Messier Bclforcl; Edward 1 raver.,, vey Bowtcll, Atlantic Highlands; Union Beach; George F. Willman, R. B. Storms, Long Branch; Mrs. Cell Eatontown; Paul Rockateller, Keans- n Nathan Sutton, Red Bank; Fred Boya can tnnUo extra pocket money ^° E Mranch; Add.son JRornain, Anbury Park. Decker, Bradley Beach; Henry selling The Register—Adyortisemont burg; James Gallagher, Belmar; Highlands; Sidney krlangor, Klbcr- Rosshop, Freehold; Edward. J. Fred Bennett, Belmar; Harrison August 27, 1831, to Knd of Term. Mlelke, Long Branch; Prancls °"t Myrtle Maldn Asbury Park; Coyne, Red Bank; Raymond Hazel- O'Brien, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ruth Ro- Shampanore, Little Silver; Violet Jfni(!s t>lhh ns, Latontowi,. June rlgg, Deal; Ruth Koeppcl, Atlantic Mrs. Robert Marks, Manasquan; Donohuc, Freehold; William Bryan, O senfeld, Elboron. Emmons, Matawan; Boy Drlanoy, Highlands; Sylvan B. Rosenthal, El- Cora Wagner, Eatontown; Rev. Car- Charles Freeman, Bradley Beach; Jr., West End; William Matthews, Em Mrs. \\n lace Har- beron; James McDowell. Atlantic man Trembath, Ked Bank; Mrs. Kcansburg; Edytho Baerwald, El- I>'nm ^ Elizabeth Gardner, Eatontown; Ray- Highlands; J. S. Hoffman, Water Theodore K. Hahn, Englishtown; mond GaskiH, Long Branch; Ida beron; Michael Corbett, Shrewsbury; wood, Elbcron; Clarence Rlmo, Long Witch; Eugene Magce, Red Bank; Warren Messier, Middletown town- J. H. Appledorn, Deal~ •, Le- o Salz~ • , As»-- 'Branch. Stern, Asbury Park; Eleanor Glm- Addie Hampton, Oceanport; Olive Sidney Combs, New Bedford; Wil- ship; John Ncwbon, Anbury Park; bell, Oakhurst; Edna Qrumbach, El- bury Park; George Goldman, Atlan- ConkHn, Neptune City; George Rcil- liam A. Hullt. Jr., Long Branch; A. William Dunphy, Atlantic High- tic HiRhlands; John J, Hcfferman, heron; Anna B. Conover, Freehold; ly, Bclnitir; Keva. Wood, Ix>nK J. Hague, Eatontown; Mabel Pier, lands; Jerome LcCnstro, Belmar; Catherine Lister, Asbury Park; 'John Aabury Park; Mrs. Edward Galla- Whltesville; Tllton Truex, Bradley Mamie Engel, Entontown; Florenco gher, Asbury Park; Lydla Holteon, Branch; Emma Holmes, Shrcwa- J. Flood, Matawan; Bessie Klrsch, bury; Ear] Shelley, I-iong Branch; Beach; Stanley Cole, Ocean Grove; |Curry, Leonardo; Pauline Cnnor, West End. Long Branch; Ida Wadsworth, Leon- Stanley Maglics, Crawford's Corner; Bradley Beach, Benjamin Scarsi, ardo; Mrs. Herbert F. Smith, Ocean- Katherine Harris, Asbuiy Park; Roy Parson, West Long Branch; Allen Josephine Matthews, Long Branch; ioecanport; Mac A. Taggart, Asbury port; Raymond Hehdrclkson, Deal; WEST REANSBUBG HONOR BOLL May Rhoadcs, Freehold; David J. Kaufman, Kcansburg; ClinrlcH Mc- Louclla Lockwood, Oceanport; Al- Park; Marie Wnlsh, Leonardo; John GO 'Ji-o.icl Strocl, Blyth, Kcyport; Ruby McCant, As- Nally, Freehold; Norman Khier, bert L. Brown, Ocean Grove; Myron Wermert, Jr., Belford; Elwood B, bury Park; J. F. McCafferty, Deal; Manasquan; George Becker, Occnn- Jeck, Asbury Park; Fred Parker, Smith, Loch Arbour; Henry Degen- Pupils With Perfect Attendance Eec- RED BANK Mrs. B. Krissoff, Long Branch; Su- port; C. Irving Patterson, Red Bank; Leonardo. ring, Kcd Bank; John Brown, Deal; orda for a Month. san Hanvcy, Leonardo; John A. Ken- Beatrice Lupannani, Freehold; Nelson Olmstcad, Long Branch; Donald S. Bowie, Long Branch; Hel- The following pupils ot the West nedy, Red Bank; W. L. Horton, West Thomas AuUley, Asbuiy Paiic; F, H. Mrs. Elmer Lehman, Manastjuan; B. en Walsh, Red Bank; Leon J. Tur- Keansburg publla school have perfect Freehold; Horace Dongal, Avon; Mertens, Agbury Pn rk; John J. Harry Jack3on, Asbury Park; Lois kington, Red Bank; James D. Mc- attendance, records for the past Harry Beiswanger, Bradley Beach; Rehm, Deal; Edythe K. Fuller, Longstreot, Rumson; Morgan Knapp, Carthy, Deal; Florence Stephens, month: ^ Kate Woolley, Matawan; Elizabeth Rumaon; Mrs. James Rooney, Eng- Shrewsbury; William DoRosa, As- Ruinpon; Nathan Straus, Shrews- T. Dix, Freehold; Judson S. Hopla, llshtown; Mrs, Edward Pcaraall, bury Park; May Drew, Asbury bury; B. K. Clayton, Clarksburg; Firat and second grades—Lena Aauavla, Florenco Johnson, Ireno Mullimon. Eugcno Keyport; James N. Curley, Red Woat End; Harold 1* Stout, Red Park; Mary Mion, Long Branch; Ida Margaret Cullman, Atlantic High- Cronla, John Ssmarco, Everet Miller. John Sank; Rev. George H. Hann, Eaton- Bank; Joseph Hancc, Keel Bank; Aumack, Kcyport; Jerry Morra, As- lands; George Yale, Long Branch; Lindc, Charles Medlnbacb, Albert Sti town; Marie Wolfe, Eatontown; Clinton Thompson, Manusfiuan; Ira bury Park; Harold Dutcher, Deal; Sally Barnett, Asbury Park; William Robert Thome. TME PATRIOT Mrs. George Jacobsen, Long Branch; E. Whyte, Asbury Park; Alfred C. Rev. William T. Johnson, Eaton- [ A. Dey, Englishtown; Harry M, Hen- Third end fourth grades—Edward aT. Helen King, Aabury Park; Anna Beck, Red Bank; Harry T. .Sickles, town; Anton Matovsky, Deal; Helen drickson, Asbury Park. Joseph Bsnnett, Herbert Cronln, John Mil- BUYS WHEHE THE Adams, Eatontown; William A. Pul- ler, James Mohr. William Roman, Edward EAGLE FLIES" Shrewsbury; Walter C. McConhclI, Marvin, Asbury Park; Robert A. I Walter Zlegler, Rumson; Albort W. Vanderblltad , Josepp h Da>vlDa>vlno,, Roa« Acuavlnua, , len, Cream Ridge; Garry Wilson, Asbury Park; Marguerite E. Applc- MacKellar, Red Bank; Helen Han-1 Worden, Red Bank; Delia O'Connor, HerrainHi e BadiriffBdi ,, HarH y B«aalekB«alekBlk ,, AlvbAlbi DDD|i| - Belford; Rev. Carroll Burck, Shrews- browb . OOenevleva EdmundsEdd . BBmma Miller, by, Wanamassa; George Lehman, ; nocknuvn, Eatontown^,^^»,wwtl;, Wallingto•K1i,,,,4i,.wn4 NuttlluU,j j Asbury Park; George Silver, Shrews- ill bury; Wesley Smith, Long Branch; Belmar; Edna HallenbaUc, Middle- Asbury Park; Harry B. Hance, Frec- bury; Edison Marshall, Belmar; Ella Phyllis Murray. PM> Wheatle;. Sebastino Porestl, Long Branch; Flftb ftn

E. Bills, Ocean Grove; Jane Ander- son, West Allenhurst; Elizabeth Christiansen, Keyport; George Taft, Asbury Parlc; Charles Sandman, T/°l/l*e Kayporf, Adelaido Bogres3, Ocean 100's Grove; William Ohca, Highlands; Hazel Eggiman, Lake Como; Rose F. Kasdan, Belmar; Martin VanBu- ren Smock, Red Bank; Gus Menzel, LIQUOR I Asbury Park; Frank L. Price, West Long Branch; Mrs. Mary Walling, Belford; Elizabeth Barkalow, Bel- Bar C, blend . . . 79c pt. : $1.IS 5th mar; Mary G. Button, Farmingdale; Samuel Bloom, Long Branch; George Hoosier 100 Proof Str't Whiskey 1 Hanson, Red Bank. .15 pt. Belle Branaome, Bradley Beach; Ella Jones, (Belmar; Edith Winning, . 97c Eatontown; Joseph Judnon, Keyport; Fred Nightingale, Keansburg; Ber- nard J. Hlggins, Red Bank; Milton Golden Wedding, blend . . pt. 1.55 Treteur, Asbury Park; Peter Wcilcr, Deal; Harry C. Hulbert, Deal; Kath- erine Johnson, Keansburg; Delford Renault's Wineo M. Fisher, Red Bank; Beatrice Weinberger, Keyport; Barnetta Hlg- ginson, Eatontown; John J. McGree- • Suffer from 25c Waterliio Shaving; vey, Manasquan; Mrs. Frances Ran- Cream 21o ' kin, Bridle; Anna Sozzio, Asbury Park; Lorraine Applegate, Farming- 35o TJfclmo.v filmUnij' dale; Charles Benson, Farmingdale; Cronm 21o Eleanor Duncan, Matawan; Marga- y ret Koehler, Leonardo; John Cawley, lYow meant any longer Zl\r f'olgulo'n filiiivlnjj Freehold; Louis A. Liebesman, As- Transportation engineers Crcnni • • . • • 24o bury Park; Joseph Harvey, Oak- Tit _^^. _ ,*.__!t• ^ i • i .11* ... ; r hurst; Estelle Goldsmith, Elberon; BOa Intrrnm'o Slmvlnir Estella Ely, Cream Ridge. are turning to streamlining licves, distrcsBinf! gaiyand^oothea' the ^irritated ctomnchy" Tubn or Jnr ... "Do Juno 18 to July 13, 1934. SSa Williams' tjlLi\1n(r J. L. Reiss, Deal; Emil Ross, Leon- for increased speed ardo; Theresa B. Rogers, A3bury Crram ?X>a Park; William T. Parker, Shrews- 'An Antacid Powder Williams' Aquij Vclvn 38a bury; Samuel Harvey, Oakhurst; and economy Helen Klausman, Asbury Park; Blanche Hhafto, Farmingdale; Cath- erine A. Allen, Freehold; George O'Mcns, Leonardo; Helen Botand, Keyport: James Ar,clas, Ocean Grova; Lena Okrin, Freehold; Rus- sell Hibbits, Oceanport; Leon Oliver, Asbury Park; John nun", Jr., Atlan- tic. Highlands; Clara Roberts, Eaton- town. Jacob O. Hcrr, Deal; Edward O. Newton, Deal; Mary Hartshorns, Freehold; Clara Joline, l*onp; Branch; Branch; Andrew S. While, Red Bank; Helen Sheridan, I.corrcfrdo; Motorists esire Mrs. A. L. Burdgfi, Red Bank; Irving Kramer, A.sbury Park; Joseph Hesse, n.c.d Bank; Kaymond Cater. Deal; Phillips Dindelbcrg, Jr., Atlantic Highlands; William Weeks, Red ; Bank; Elizabeth Lchnhard, Spring Lake; James Dugan, Ixmg Branch. | nomy Mary Dennis, Eatontown; Edward ] increm* Hulsc, Highlands; Margaret Deiss, Muscat's Hand I^otlon . . o . . 39c 80o Bronio Seltzer ...... 408 Bradley Beach; Ward Demarest, Outdoor Girl Faco rowdcr . . . 45o Eatontown; Frederick T. Hurley, «(lo California Syrup of Flgfl . . SOo Little Silver; Mrs. Harry Vogel, 2Sc Pobcco Tooth 1'aoto . . . . , 31o' Mineral OH, KuSBlnn, pint . . • 3Co I*onp Hranch; Judson Palmer, 10c Camay Soap .... 8 for 20o :i0o Grovo'n I-. II. <}}. . TabsTabs...... «« 23 232o3 KtannbiirR; Cook Howland, Belmar; ] are •10n Sqiilhb'a TooHt Fonts . . . 2t)o I'BjUIuI'UI m SSwd, Wnclc, 2% tb. . . f.Oa Mm. Cecil Wept, Long Branch; Inez , Brltton, Matawnn; Benjamin Bush, ( Wooillmry's Fnclnl Soup, lOo, 3 for 25(5 35c. Dr. SCIIOU'B ZIIU) Tads , „ . SSd Keyport; Claire Hutchlnson, Brad- ley Beach; Anna I,ec, R. D., Free- f01 hold; Susie Allgor, Eatontown; Sadie 2 25" Hershey Lawncs, Long Branch; William D. ill lii TABLETS, Asbmore. Red Bank; Mrs. John Just as airplane and automobile CHOCOLATE, BARS Healy, I-xing Branch; Louis Hill, Keeps rhc hair Stops all periodic pnln Eatontown; Fred Neilson, Shrews- engineers have improved pcrlormance looking nrsit' for in 7 inlnuctcr,, tniry; Andrew Strong, Mnnasquun; I by streamline- designs, which eliminate Thomaa T. Knox, Neptune; William j Tin of 10 fl A. Burilgc, Red Bank; Alt a. Harrl- uiiul-reMMiiiK surfaces and vacuum dra;; 39 man, Keansburp; Mrs. C. D. Cleve- land, Eatontown; Myra Guire, IjOnp — those thieves ol power and speed — Branch; Anna Farren, Aabury Park; .". . so Sun Oil Engineers have ilesignrd Elmer Dey, Kcd Bank; L. F. Arm- ntrong, Keyport; Charles Cohen, nlue Sunoco (o cliiniu.iic I hose uruloirable Dr. HALL'S Bolmar; Edward Japger, Atlantic parts of petroleum which retard swift .iccel- Borotcil liighlandn. Cium Camphor '. wo cration, liijjh speed and tcnocklcss power. ^'hamoln Bltlrm . Anna Bndrn, ICntontown; Jamcn Molh ISall . dlto r ' M. Brown; -AiiMnlic- lilRtiiami'.s; --Mli- Moth Flnhra I-rarvox, pint . , . 69a ton Erlnngor, Elberon; Blanche Hnh- 'That's' \viiy"uj'>.r 'nui't'iir'isis, whclfier' Iticir' We: • IVuoi Spiinuc?! . lo, Elheron; Benjamin Hlrsch, Brad- cars are streainlineil or not, are (iirntnfj to Tin" I'apcr - ley Beach: Qlen Howerth, Bolnmr; Black Flag Hlllplmr Oandlca 3 far Mabel nrower, Eatontown; Gerard Blue Sunoco for streamlined power, speed Dlacli ting liquid .Flit, Sprayer...... ,,.,.,, 'fflo Miller, Anbury "Park; Mm. Charles and economy. Horvcy, LOUK Branch; Thomaa Har- nTercU'a Diclilorlcldo VHt Sprayer . « „ . . SSii vocUs. Bradley Beach; Jcuiio K, Cornbock, fiprinj^ J^alcc; Mrs. Eliza- Aprx Molb (,'nlica . ivtcrninii'n lilnrovcry . Wn beth (iiliiKire. Nc])Hmc Oily; P. K JiEiimine. Hefi Hank; Dorothy Chn- aey, Eatontown; Frank Brugiere, TOD BANK REGISTERj^PKIt 11, _ 1931. Page TKiw.

say City spent the wetk-ind' at their daughter Lorraine of Brooklyn ar- Friday with Mr and Mrs. Bernard j orchestra of Asbury Park furnished ! home Sunday after spending several UNC0MPARAB1.E oumrncr home on Swan avenue. rived hero last weolc for a visit to Everett News. Warneker and family. itho music for dancing. Many old]days with Henry Hawxhurst and DRESSES, MEN'S SUITS, Edward Keich'hu:bought.* d Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mclntyrc. They Many residents of Everett attended fashioned dances were- featured. family. ms<3s the trip by airplane, Lorralno Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Millar of Jacob Jeffrey and Henry barney of Dry CUast«d Brooklyn spent two days last week the card party and dance held by St. Mips $!8rtha WalSM?H.?ht • lua re- spent last week here, Catherine's churc.li of Everett Wed- Lincroft were in charge of the affair. One of the qquickest t wayays s tto find a Marlin-Marguleti Inc., with Henry Hawxhurst and family. job I to advertlf;dl © in TThh e ReRRi Clsri| efl at ths boawl of eSosattoa.iaestl |f 2 Ubleipeoni 2 tableanooaa Ing Tuesday Bight that tb» olloij BftnuUterl tfelfitin chopped green menta of msaey deelSed upon prwl» 1/R rup cold peppers water 1 tnbleapoona ounly tot ej:po;idltm-c3 at tha fuii'Ja 1 rup inlad chopped ewsfit received from tha otate !u«l baoa ex- LJS 1ft. drtialns; pickles ponded clnca the March rncotlnn'. 8/t cup died '.•j UciBpoon Bait Tho teachers and other employees e$l«ry li tableapoona i tabltapnon lemon julea having received a great deal of scrip chopped 1^ eupa crab the past eighteen months, It was de- Starting Tomorrow! Penney's celebrate 32 years of value- values, we've been planning for months, to save you money. pimlento cided to favor them with cash for Soak gelatin nnd water 5 minutes. three months' salary and to pay an giving with sensational bargains ... hundreds of them ... • Don't miss Penney's Anniversary. Check your needs NOW, • / Dissolve over boiling water. Cool. Interest bearing warrant of ?l,100. Add rect ol ingredients and pour into The balance when received, was bargains for you, your family , and your home! and come prepared to buy. You'll find bargains in every de- loai or individual mold. Chill until used to pay the Keyport school stiff, untnold onto lettuco and aur- hoard for last years* tuition feea, but Yes, Penney's are saying it with bargains! Here are great partment ... big savings on every purchase! round with salad dressing. duo to a misunderstanding on the paijt of George Jones, ochool cuBto- Salad Brcsslng dlnn, thn payment was not made. < f2K JolUo *i teaspoon This resulted In R. O. Walling, Key- Z tables poo n a celery salt port district clerk, giving notice that flour U teaspoon paprika li cup super '/a cu» vinegar if tho amount was not • paid the Hurry in Before They're All Gone! 1 teat poo n paH 2/3 rup water Union Beach pupils would bs exclud- 1 tcupoon dry 3 tftbleepoons ed from tho Keyport school. The milntard butter board was Informed that tho amount Beat yolks nnd add dry Ingredients, had been paid and tho pupils wore Add rest of Ingredients. Cook slow- attending tho high school as uiual. ly, ntlrring constantly, until dressing President Mary A. Rosine appointed becomes very thick and creamy. Beat the following committees: •well. Pour Into glass jar which has Kchonln—lJnBlfly, Mftsnon and Goebel. been rinsed with cold water. Cool, nuildlnes and grounda—MaSBon, Goebel cover and store in ico box. mi'l LltiHley. TVio drawing can bo thinned with Finance—McCandleaa, Linaler nnd Mnfl- fion. SILK HO sweet, Bour or whipped cream.' Publicity—Doyle, Lyons and McCand- leaa. Daffodil CRIIO Supplies—Goebel. Doylo and Brunei!!. 'j cup butter i£ t?n«poon nail 'J'r8Ji«Portaton—-Bruno!!!, Carpantler and I *q fiipa guunr 2 2/3 cups pastry McCnmHecn. 3 «BEa yolks flour Law—Lyona, Poylo and Carpentlor. A "sellout" value of this great event! 1 cup milk 3 t«n»poon» Janltora—Ca-rpentler, Lyons and Bru- 1 teaspoon bkt nelll. " vinllli powder Dr. Charles ITromkin of Kennn- '•i teaspoon 3 rpe' whites burg was appointed medical Inspec- lemon extract beaten ' tor. The nursing contract with the Cream butter and sugar. Add yolks* county organization for social service milk, extracts, salt, Hour and baking was renewed. powder and boat. 2 minutes. Fold In The nursing, committee of the local whites. Bako 20 minutes in 2 lnycr chapter of the Red Cross held a card cake pans in moderate oven. Cool party on Friday night. < and frost with white icing. The Thomas Jefferson Democratic club will hold a meeting tomorrow night. April Grand Jury Robert Rawls and family havo moved to Keyport. Drawn Last Week Miss Marjorle Thomas of East Or- jange has been visiting Mrs. Nellie The 11: if grand jurorB for the Hayes. April 'en of court was drawn last Police made a raid on an alleged Do you wear sheer chiffons, or sturdy service-weights? week ">y tho jury commission and speakjmsy Tuesday of last week in Under Sheriff Paul Kiernan, who a house at the corner of Eighth and They're both in this group of Anniversary Specials! Full acted In place of Sheriff Height. Pine streets, and arrested James From tho following list 23 will be Schultz;, the nllegcd proprietor. Ac- selected at tho opening day oj the cording to tho complaint lodged fashioned silk, in smart new-season shades! Service-weights court term: against Schultz was that he had 1 Ralph H. Pcarcc, Sea Girt, ac- been selling liquor in pint bottles. At have mercerized top, toe, sole for longer wear! The chiffons countant; Emma VnnSchoick, Red tho time the raid was mado the po- Bank, housewife; William Kirsch, lice found a quantity of bottles and are silk with picot top and cotton in the foot for added jugs, said, to contain liquor. When Long Branch, real estate; David l Peskoe, Long Branch, merchant; arraigned before Recorder Thomas strength! In sizes % A to IOJ4! Get them now! Morris Millc., kcj *....il., u - Lyons, Schultz had another story to .sloner; Adrinn I'*. WorCau. Fibehold, tell. According to what, he told tho •' editor; Catherine White, Hcd Bank, lecuider he hud been nuiktng a high houBOwlfejCharlqsStraun, lied Bank, grade "hair tonic" and that the- bot- merchant,; Thomas C. Ely, Sea Girt, tles and the jugs found by the police Here's a Real Bargain for real estate; John Ycomana, Rumson, contained nothing but hair tonic, and What an Anniversary! You Get Get in'On'TEifSpmaTBargain! oarpenter; Thomas Irving Brown; that he gave these away to his Ked Bank, publisher; Adrian Cham- friends. A witness testified that heriain, West Allenhurst, real e3tato; Schultz had, sold him tho tonic on William I. Rosenfcld, Elberon, mer- several occasions at 35 centa a drink. i 11 eD anal lPlill chant; Holon Buckley, Asbury Park, Apparently the recorder did not take housewife; Albert Helmrotb, Asbury the prisoner's story seriously as he Lavishly Lace-Trimmed! Park, motor yehlclo,agent; Dr. Ver- imposed a fine of $200 and six months Cut in full, roomy itzes!\ in Clear Fast Colors, at nori B. Height, Asbury Park, yoter- in the county -jail. In passing scn- inary; Charles A, Bond, Sea Girt, tenco the recorder said that the il- clerk; Howard Mallen, Leonardo, legal sale of liquor would not be tol- contractor; Joseph C. Williams, Red erated In Union Beach and that any Bank, contractor; KuEcno Lowen- person brought before him for main- steln, Bradley Beach, real estate; taining a speakeasy would receive James P. Bruce, Rumson, retired; ths full penalty of the law. William H. Htntelmann, Rumson, Mrs. May McCandlcss will be hos- Low price doesn't mean! That means a whole sum- 'Your choice of biaa-cut with! real estate; Charles White, Wall tcsB at a card party tomorrow night. mer wardrobe for a young- township, Belmar, R. D., farmer; William Hartzell and family have poor fit for this unusual! California V-top, or, Rudolph Vogcl, Sr., Manasquan, moved from Florence avepuo to Co- buy! The shorts are of| ster at next-to-nothing! It atraight-cut witli bodice-| butcher; Victor Gro33ingcr, Middle- lumbia avenue. town, real estate; Katherir\o H, Per- The borough council on Thursday 80 x 60 broadcloth, cut to; means plenty of fresh, topt 48 inches in length ...; rlne, Freehold, housewife; Harry B. night granted permission to the Bureau of Standard sizes! bright new housefrocks foi* just right under new Spring White, Asbury Park, commissioner; Union Beach flro company to solicit Isaac Bsrger,' Asbury Park, mer- for the sale of subscription cards. ... well made, with yokel you. New drapes for sum- frocks! In Bilk French creps, chant; S, B.'Kraus, Eatontown, re- Mr. and Mrs. John Morse of front, elastic sides, good! mer cottage rooms. Choose with deep lace top and bot-; tired; Halsey D. Polhemus, Asbury Brooklyn have ended a visit with tho Park, manager; William H. GUllum, former's mother, Mrs. Pauline Stev- buttons! The shirts arei tiny floral allovers, conven- torn! Adjustable shoulder, Aabury Park, physician; John Van- ens. Swiss ribbed cotton, softi tional patterns or big dress straps! In Fleah, Tea-Rooe, Ifirk, Bradley Beach, salesman; R. Mlsa Gladys Scholcr has returned V, R. H. Stout, Red Bank, real es- from a visit in Jersey City. and absorbent! 32 to 46!J designs. All 36 inches wide. White! Size3 32 to 42! tate; Charles R. Zachariaa, Allen- William Hayes vlaltod in Strouds- Hurst, retired; Joseph J. Kiernan, burg, Pa., last week. Long Branch, real estate, Mrs. Jr.mcs McKittrlck Is a patient In a. hospital. Anniversary Topnotcher! ANNIVERSARY BARGAIN SPECIAL ! ~8UEC" PANTIES Mre. Leonard Mears of Laurel avc- nuo fell while In her yard Thursday Quality Crepe! afternoon, and received a cut on her ; Navesink News. head. The Catholic club will hold a dance on April 21. (Tha fled Bank Register csn be bought Smart tailored la , Navesink from William Swan at the Size 81x99 or lacy styles [>o»tofflca building.) Tinton Falls News. in Flesh or Tea B'ooka given to. tho Navcalnlc li- Rose! Small.me- brary by Mrs. Stcwardson of Phila- Mrs. Harry Covert haa boon sick Our famous "Towncraft" brand!' diom, largo! delphia are "Tho Beloved Vagabond" with lumbago, but she is improving. Expertly tailored, pro - shrunk, i by W. T. Locke, "Some Follts Wont Roso Marie Calandriello, daughter combed yarn broadcloth! Full cut!, Work" by Clinch Calkins, "An Intl- of Mr. and Mr3. Thomas Calandriello, Longl Attached collars fit perfect-! Ladies' Porto Rican rriate Portrait or R. L. S." by Lloyd 13 Improving from a heavy cold. lyl Solid colors! Patterns! Whites! ' Very little for the 81x99 inch size in sheets Oabourne, "Gontlo Julia" by. Booth Miss Margaret Dean visited of this quality! A durable weave that will 6©WN§ Tarklngton, "Sons" by Pearl Buck, friends at Elberon Friday. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ! "Vlctorlan.Proso Masters" by W. B. Mrs. Samuel J. Bennett will open stand lots of laundering and hard wear. Embroidered! Brownell and "Allco In Wonderland" her Old Mill Tea House for tho sum- f© A Tf A Tv/T A Nainsook , . . son Marshall, "Shundor In tho Dual" Fitliln hospital at Aabury Park. His Plain or fancy Inoatlcluth . . . prnrrourily full cut Anniversary! Terry Weave daintily em- by Alan LeMay, "Drift Fence" by condition remams about the name. Zone Grey, "A Feather In Her Hut" The Tinton Falls auxiliary of Rlv- • . . they won't hind. .Suijilicr, ;-lipuvcr aiu\ notch broidered, cr>l- by I. R. A. Wylio, "Diamond Itivor ervlow hospital of Red Bank will hold collar stylos. A buy! ors! Man" by Cunningham, "High Cour- a card parly tonight at the homo of -rip' age" by Gregory, Jackson, "Chelhury Mrn. It. H. Dodge. Abbey" by Denis Maekail, "Tho Moon On Sunday Mr. and Mrn. Welling- Big selection! Metfs Through Glass" by Conlngaby Daw- ton Wllklns nnd family attended tho Mothers! Share in these Anniversary "buys"! snn, "Tho Man of tho Ronaiiiannce" wedding of Minn Pauline Junker of by Ralph Roeder, "Robber Barons" Allenhursit nnd Henry E. Wlndhornt by Matthew Josophson, "Concur do of New York. The ceremony was Lion" by ClftUnnd, "li'.sltlmo" by Pcttu- performed at the Lutheran church at 2 Prs. Frenchen, "Wild Cargo" by Frank Asbury Park. Choose from simps and oxfonli! Buck and Edward Anthony, "Anltra'a Mrs. Leslie Harrison spent Innl Dance" by Fannie Hurst, and "The Wednesday with Mrs, William Hall- A handy size for n complexion towal! Men ItouBfl of Itothnchlld." wood of New York. like them for shaving! 18x87 inch, with Fn all (nnr f.m- Mrs. Leon Dlcksrson of White 1 The Mlddletown 'township exempt Pnltns ban been spending several fast-color borders in blue, pink, gold or 4 y paltcnw llrpmen'H nnsoclatlon will hold its nn- We IirinR you a great selection nnni- .ln.si, ilKht. /in ilayn with her aunts, Mrs. C. C. green. Easy to handle in laundering, BO 1 nual meeting and election of'ofnecra Cooper and Mrs. J. C. Hanktnson. vernary priced! Patent one-straps Afmernl wear tomorrow night nt tho Navenlnlc lire and dull black oxfords , . . inarkless you enn USR plenty of fresh ones all the liny thnm li.v hoiiAf. Thn Tinton Falln auxiliary of Iliv- ervlow hospital of Red Bank will composition soles. Tull lined. In time! Get them by the dozen , . . NOW! thn do/on pair i _MIBS Mnrh'nret. lilciomlngdnln of nt, Jhn h;|inf). of. Mrs. William misses and children's aizc5-~8V>-2! nt this low Brooklyn sipprif thn weeU-tHid at the Kngland Tuesday evening. Tho hoV pricn! Tefichcrn' club. ' teiusca will bo Mrs. England, Mro. Ev~ The fire company hold a (lrn drill orott Bradley and Mrs. John Lem- .Friday evening nud,, Afterward . tho rn 4 mon. ; „ firemen burned off the high K - fl on The Methodiata held a prnyer serv- tho Oehlliaus tract on Valley drive. ice lnnt Thursday night nt tho home Red Bank, Residents In that vicinity had nuked of Mm. Wllllnm MacDougal. To- that It bo done to eliminate a fire morrow nlchl they will meet at the N." J. hazard. .Sunday [lfternoon thn lire-, |)ainonng(. of the Methodist church men put out a cinsn fire: nt Hillside. nt Katontowti. Robert' Tclford nnd family 'of Jer-1 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Oaborn and | Four RED BANK EEGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934. * loan for tho government, but It would b» insignificant F. Stepheneoa, Joel Hendrlolwon &ri*BiIng 0Ua feature, Cakea for as compared with th< huge losees It has sustained and E. V. Woldner; district 8, Jn.ir.es- ' Bunco Party refreshments were made by the RED BANK REGISTER through loans made to defaulting foreign governments burg, Dr. J. M. MoCalU«, mothers ot ths scouts. ESTABLISHED 18JB B¥ JOHN H. COOK. Joaijuin Lawrenca contributed $3 and defaulting corporations. Citizens of this section Senator BaAenr to bs offered as a prtsa to tlia person GEORGE C. HANCE, Editor. who want tha eavlngs of school children salvaged by SOHOOZ. EOABD BEOTWG. Belling ths largest number of tickets FREDERIC S. HAW5S, BIsKairfiiB Editor. tha proposed new law are urged to write to Senators W. Boy Scoais Award Titla to State for feeSeest e of At- to tho party. The winner was Ken- Warren Barbour and Senator Hamilton F. Kean, Sen- Official—ThU is the Highest April Hestlng of Bartfan Beart Sleia neth Decher, who eolcl 85 tickets. ate building, Washington, and Congressman William Depositors la Full. Et West Kfantliorg. lantis Towwiiip Friday Night THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Depositors In banks of tho X<"cderal Honor to be Given in the at Ilia 'Colt'* Neds Scheol- Publisher and Business Manager. H. Sutphln, House building, Washington. Tha April Heating of ths Haifa!) A bonafldo nowapaper circulation According to a report which seems to bo authentic Reserve system wero virtually as- Scout World. -the kind Tlio Register lias—-is tho sured by the government, in the last township board of education was only kind that counts with tho ad- ' TlIE HED BANE EEGISTEE Senator William O.' McAdoo of California Is Interested days of tho Hoover administration, Before 300 persons at tJiB Bejrkeley- held la to© West Keaniburg school Tho bunoai pasty held by the Boyvertiser. No premlumo or other In- is a member of In the proposed legislation ns a result of letters written that their money would be safe. Carterot hotel at Anbury Park Fri- last week, with all the taembsrs be- Gqouta tot AUsotlo township Friday ducements have over baea offered to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to him by residents of this section. Senator McAdoo They were urged to leave their de- day night tho award of tbo Silver ing present with tha «sceptloa of night tt th« Colt's Heok Echoolhouae urfl circulation.—Advertisement* Beaver was presented to United John Boserth. A communication proved successful bayond tha expec- The Associated Preao Is exclusively entitled to tho was formerly a banker and he Is an authority on bank- posits untouched. They wero lec- waa reeolved from tho Kcyport ing and currency. Apparently ho Is In full sympathy tured on the sins of hoarding, and States Senator W. Warren Barbour tatlona oj teosa la charge. More lisa for lepubllcation of all newa dispatches to It or not at the eighth annual banquet of tho ecliool board la which It was stated than 250 persons w8re present and otherwise credited In thin paper and also the local news with the effort to have school savings deposits In closed tha dangers of starting bank "runs." that two Karltan township pupils Well, as you know, a good many Monmouth county council ot Boy although tho profits oro not yet ex- published therein. .:, basks paid In full. Scouts. This 1B tho highest honor In were not receiving pausing grades tLQtly knowEj Ifc eastH® £ort&la that at It Is needless to describe the harmful effects which banks of the Federal Reserve sys- and that lsttew had been eant the least $7S i:r.s fcosn cleared, tem closed their doors and have not scouting. Tho presentation was made parents advising; them of thla fact, Member National Editorial Aesoclation aro certain to flow from school children losing money by J. Ashmead of East Orange. In Tlta Eohoolheuse WEB filled to over- In Insolvent banka. No one needs more than a speck of opened them since. but that no reply had bearv received And aa you also know, the depos- praiBlng Senator Barbour he stated from either of tho parents. District stdng. Amosu those present were Member New Jersey Tress Association imagination to realize that in various ways such losses itors in these closed banks cant get that, "He has given generously of his Clerk P. O. Welgand was Instructed many jsaldants ot Red Bank, Fair ara certain to havo a baneful Influence on tho coming their money. time, labor and means with no to communicate with the students' Haven, Holmdel and Keanaburg. in Correct Shoes Subscription Prices: generation. It is hard to conjure anything more likely You would think that aa a matter thought of return." In his rtply Son- parents advising them that tho Nearly all th@ employees of laird . 51.50 to mould young plastic minds to lose faith in American Barbour said, "Words mean board would not continue to pay tul-end company of Scobeyvlllo were at You aro bettor ablo to meet tho One year of common justice tlio government tho party. Tho scouts will uso the 1.00 Institutions. Communists might rejoice over ouch a ought to do something for auch de- little at a time like this. To the beat day's problems with feet protect- Six months —. of my ability and tho limits of my proflta to build a clubhouse and ed by sturdy, comfortable ehoea. Threa months .50 situation as likely to win converts to their cause, but positors. time, > promise to try and cam this mediate Improvement Is not noted. workshop. other cltleena who want the present republican form It was tho government's tacit prom- Sick feet lntorforo with your honor." A letter was also ordered cent tho First prlsa at bunco was won by work nnd health—make you ner- Telephone Red Bank 13. of government continued will, if thoy are wise, join in ise and open urging that was re- Koypory t board thankinbg them for co- sponsible lor their plight. Thoe guest speaker was Dr. KobarRobert r^t|on ,n Bucn CQBOa Alphonso Bergala of Bed Bank. He voun—lrrltablo—may even load the movement to give back the money to the school chil- to arthritis, nourltla or rheuma- dren. ' Representative Clarence J. McLcod C. Clothier, president of Rutgers unl- ^rarold Moiler ro(lulroqueate,at d the board had sover played the game before. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1934. voraityity. The door prise, an electric clock do- tism— llodorn life domanda we By all means write to your representatives at Wash- of Mlchignn, looks at it that "—'•'• ,, , , .... „„„,,.,, ito hava hla daughter enrolled In the way. B nated by Joaquln Lawrence- of Colt'a bo efficient— ington and urge them to pass this legislation. But time "We are all interested In youth ,flrst de aa B h8 nad hai thB Neck, was awarded to Walter Dom- Is pressing. According to ncv/npapcr reports It seems H« has therefore introduced a bill ho declared. "We hear of mmy| of flve yearB ,n January, Ha broakl of Ocoboyvlllc. in Congress requiring the govern- Elllclcncy Begino With Foot-Healtlil The Sea Bright probable that the national legislature will soon adjourn, of.ovement which aar oIn nationalisti other countrlesc in nature;__Bf.me|, w^nt on to gtat0 tha(.M boUj hg The pricci! for tlio v/luneiu of UHJ ment to pay off these depositors Im- his wlfo wero employed during the bunco games consisted largely of Bank Soon to Re-Open. and it is probable in the press of othor matters that ac- mediately and in full. but wo aro interested In a movement day, it would bo a groat convenience tion on the proposed legislation will be deferred. If this that is founded on truths. to have the child attend school. He fruit and vegetables. Among tho There Is rejoicing in Sea Bright these days. And He argues that the government ,i's "We are facing critical times, tho awards Woro eight baskets of apples should be the case community action should be taken at not only morally bound to do so, but waa advised that tho board had •well may the inhabitants be happy, for the Sea Bright Red Bank to pay in full the money due to the school problems of unemployment, corrup- passed a resolution prohibiting the contributed by Carrol W. Barclay, payment would be a tre- tion in government, and provincial several baskets of potatoes contrib- Xational bank will re-open for unrestricted business children who used the Broad Street National bank as mendous stimulus to recovery. enrollment of pupils after the flrst about May 1. All the financial requirements of the ism. There are certain uncertain- flve days of tho new school year, and uted by Beseau Conover, John Sut- their depository. There aro some ten millions of de- ties in the future11 which wo will bo phln and Clarence- Wlllett and three Treasury Department have been met, and when the Juvenile deposits amounting to J29.28S.29 and rep-positors who would be affected. that tho state and county echool au- hank begins life anew It will have a solid, strong foun- compelled to face and we can mee thorities had approved of such ac- dozen eggs contributed, by Mrs. An- resenting 3,537 accounts aro in tho bank. The children These men and women are among them by creating a'new national tion. Rudolph Butenbach, a board thony DurcMlt. For Men and Women dation. range In age from five to eighteen years and the the best of our citizens. philosophy of social responsibility," It will be in such excellent condition that the cash member, averred the township did A Soor show and dancing wero amounts range from 5364.08, the highest, to one cent. They have worked and saved. Walter Bruyero of Sea Scout Troop not have a kindergarten and also features of the party. A spotlight glvoa you a firm foundation for on hand will represent 85 par cont of the deposits at the Of these accounts 515 are less than 25 cents and 419 They can be trusted to Bpend wise- 201, Red Bank, won the highest ln- that Mr. Moiler waa trying to make with variegated llghta waa loaned by each day. A patonted Foot-Bo- time the bank was closed. The deposits at that time are less than 10 cents. It requires almost as much ly, if their money is returned to Jividual honor conferred upon ocouta a day nursery out of the school. Ho tho Elitn lodge of Red Bank and It Port Insolo places tbo foot In wero $201,000. Moreover, deposits up to $2,500 will be time and bookkeeping and red tape and expense to them. at tho banquet. Ho wao presented also oald that If tho board took all was played on those who took part normal balanced position, relieves guaranteed. For depositors in that class the bank will wind up the smallest of these juvenile accounts as It Mr. McLeod also argues that the with the rank of quartermaster, tlio ouch cases It would roqulro tho serv- In tho entertainment and on tho nil foot strain—you feel bottor be as safe as any othor bank in the country, as safe as government would not lose on tho lirat scout in Monmouth Council to ices af another teacher. Mr. Buten- dancers. It waa operated by Herbert "all ovot"—have vim, vljror and does to settle with tho largest depositors. The cost, in- transaction, because it could sell off vitality to Bpare. four feet the government Itself. cluding proof of claims, calculating and disbursing div- attain that position. There are only baoh was of tho opinion tho wira Jones of Red Bank. the assets of the closed banks dur- 200 scouts of that ranking among tho Tho program comprised solos by KNOW—thoy' will chooao theoe As the bank Is the only institution of its kind along idends, postage, etc., is certain to eat heavily into the ing tho next ten years at their real fence around tho school yard at Haz- the Jersey coast from Atlantic Highlands to Long 20,000 In tho country. let should bo taken down aa It was John Romeo of Perth Amboy, with normal-looking health Bhoou, general fund and thus reduce the dividends of all de-value instead of their present shrunk- an eye-sore. Tho board agreed to lot hla own banjo-guitar accompani- Branch, Its facilities are made use of by adjoining com- positors. It would be much less costly to have the Ju-en value. Six scouts wero presented with tho munities. These places will share with Sea Bright in emblem of tho Eaglo Scout and seven the fence remain for another year to ment, an impersonation of Eii Wynn, Don't delay! Come In today! venile depositors paid by means of the proposed new Thus tho advance to depositors received, tho Eaglo Palm. Thoao to protect tho grass. the fire chief, by Georgo Pettle, a the benefits to be derived from the re-opening of tho legislation. would be recovered eventually. become Eagle scouta wero John Mar- At the March meeting tho cash piano solo wlUi whlotllng accompan- bank. It is needless to say what this means to Red But If this proposed new law is not enacted other We are glad to see that many of shall, Trooy 34, Long Branch; Potor balance of tho school fund totaled mont by Mies Elizabeth Sherman of Bank, which is the shopping center for this territory. means should be taken to prevent the school children the ablest members of Congress havo J. Guthhorn, Troop 208, Asbury Park; only $15. Since then this has been Holmdel and a oaxaphono and ac- The life of the Sea Bright bank has been a nucees- from losing anything. Depositors of the bank who can come to the support of the McLood Cornelius Daniel and Lloyd Bird Increased to $1,033.63. A motion pre- cordion duet -by Mr. and Mre. Amos sion of storms, financial and otherwise. It has always afford to do so would undoubtedly willingly contribute measure. Troop 40, Belmar; Harry Imslck vailed to pay March teachers' sal- Emmono of Red Bank. Coffoo and emerged triumphant, but this last victory is the most We hope that enough members Troop 38, Bradley Beach and Clifford aries and other bills, and to lay over other refreshment were served and 9 Broad St., Red Bank part of their initial dividend to a fund to reimburse thi can be mustered to pass it—not many compliments woro accorded to Impressive of all. In the past Mother Nature has been pupils. A contribution of three per cent ot the initla Carson, Troop 84, Asbury Park. Tho the tuition J>111 of $1,103.00 duo tho none too kind. Once waves from the ocean swept merely because It would bo an act Palms were awarded to Kenneth Koyport school board. Lowla Snyder for hlo culinary skill In dividend from each depositor would bo sufficient. How- of simple fairness to depositors them- MacWhlnney, Troop 0, Asbury Park; Th Peoples National bank of Koy- through the building and forced suspension of business. ever, It would be unfair to expect all of them to do this, Another time a gale ripped off the roof. selves, but because It would help Maxwell Cone, Troop 33, Long port was designated as tho deposi- for many hive urgent need for every cent which the business throughout the entire coun- Branch; Melbourno Carrlkor, Troop tory for "school funds. This action Tho "never say die" attitude of the bank typifies the wil! receive. On the other hand some ot tho more for- try.—New York Journal. 126, Toms Rlvor; Cornelius Schlpper, was necossary to secure the bonding character of the town It serves. Few places along the tunate depositors are well able to afford more than thre Troop 31, Spring Lake; Raymond of Harry Seaman, tho new custodian coast have suffered so much from the elements as Sea per cent. Froese, Troop 103, Lakowood; John of school funds. Bright, but that sturdy community has withstood every However, It should not be up to the Broad Street Tho Play Boys at Trenton. Richard, Troop 208, Asbury Park, and Tho mooting was presided over by onsaught courageously nnd successfully. It has grown Anytime when a session of the Arthur Errlckaon, Troop 60, Union President George D." Schanck, with National bank depositors to maka good all the money Beach, steadily and la now on the threshold of a brighter and lost by the school children. Tha whole community legislature Is on and your senator or these members present: Thomos better tomorrow. assemblyman says to you, "come Welgand, P. O. Woigand, Rudolph should Join In the project. Nothing Is more importers down and see me sometime," take Scoutmastora Keya were presented Butenbach, Samuel H. Thorn, Rich- .—o-o-o-o-o-o- han the welfare of the coming generation; and thosi him up. Make tho trip to Trenton. to Raymond M. Brown, Troop 29, ard P. Brown, Charles B. Everdell vho can afford to give should do so ungrudgingly. Tou will be going places and seeing Long Branch; J. Townley Carr, Troop and Edward C. Thorn. . Publicly Owned Utilities things. 39, Long Branch, .and Peter I. -o-o-o-o-o-o- You will most likely come back Gough, Troop 78, Belmar, and Rob- ert Frank, Troop SO, Imlayatown, and "A" PUPILS AT EUM80N. As a Campaign Issue. disappointed and moro or less John P. Mulvihill, Troop 8, Red Bank public uwueisUip uf electricity and other utilities Senator Barbour and His Vote shocked but it will be an experience that won't hurt you. Jt will be like, received Dcuuter awards. Students Who Wore Proficient In ,mes was urged by James G. Blauvolt of Ridgewoodin an Against the President's Veto. going out slumming. Plenty of good Commodore Amory L. Haskcll, Har- Studies In March. address which he made at Red Bank last week in behalf people do that. ry W. Mountz and Stanley E. Man- We find it impossible to draw any of his candidacy for United States senator. He said that Senator W. Warren Barbour has issued a statement chee, made the various scout awards, The following pupils of the Rum- explaining why he voted to override President Rooae- The newspapers tell us a great lines between one class of society and chargeo for privately owned utilities were exorbitant deal about what is going on at Tren- which included the presentation of son public schools received tho mark another. We avoid this problem by and that regulation of utilities corporations through velt'o veto of the Independent Offices appropriation ton but you've got to see the twocortlncatea to scoutmasters. of "A" In tho studies designated: bill. It is well worth the attention of every thoughtfu The latter awards wore as follows: simply makinc our service available to commissions had proved a failure so far as the welfare houses in action to get the true pic- Arithmetic—Doris Hillstroro Ru««9l He1 of the people was concerned, citizen. Contrary to a belief which is more or less prev- ture. The newspapers as a rule soft- Approved: William Cogan, Jr., Jos- Cue, Mario Monsn, Gladys Neldoror (Com ALL. alent thlo bill docs not provide for the payment of a pedal the rough stuff. oph A. Dempsey, Rullf Crawford, Eric mercial) Katheryn O'Brlon, Jacob Fort It needs "no ghost como back from the grave" to W. Cruser, Ulyases Horner, L. V. Harriet Peters, Marlon Pilling. Bett No matter what the circumstances, prove this assertion. One does not have to be aged to bonus to soldiers. Of course, once in a while they will Rynn, Helen Sinclair. Molly Sorentlno. Last year under tho Kconomy Act the pay of posta poke a little fun at our law-makers, Chase, G. William Asay, Malcolm Irenn Wnlker. one may call us with complete confi- remember when tho state public utilities commission when they get to heaving ink wells Blgelow, Kdgar H. Pollacek, Richard ItookceuiiiB—Ethol Hlllntrom. Georgj was created. It was armed with wide and far-reaching employees and other government employees was cut fif- Crowell, Thomas G. Garrison, Wil- I>ani£, John tjwansen, Dorothy Sutherland dence. teon per cent The bill for which Senator Barbour voted and pouring pitchers of ice water on Domentlo science (Sewlns)— Eighth powers to fix rates that would be fair. Predictions each other but they lay off on things liam Jordan, Orvlllo Stilwell, Frank grade—Jean Stovens, Charlotte Swansea, were general that at last the people would get a square provides that flve per cent of this decrease be restored y y W. Knox, Forman Schanck, Charles Ruth Vltol. Ninth grnde—Evelyn Geyer, an of February 1, that another flve per cent be restored that don't seem fit to print. A. Reid, R. R. Hartill, Chester Base, Agnes Tannins. Suo Byers, Doris Hllla- deal and the rapaciousness of the corporations would be Women hang around and percp h trom, Mario Jlonson, Marlon Pilling. checked. as of July 1 and that the remaining five per cent be P. F. Gough, Henry Gilbert, Dr. Al-Cooking,. Sovonth Brads—Mary Bctt«, AIDER.T W.WORDEN.DIRECTOR. themselves on the arm chairs of our bert Markhart, Charles Woolley, June Bovmian. Marlon Boylo. Alice. Do- In theory the plan worked beautifully, but in reali- left to the discretion of the President as to whether and egislators both in and out of session when it should be restored. Reeve M. Van Noatrand, Robert V. Lanay. PHONE 557 ty there were no such benefits, If anything conditions but the newspapers dont refer to that VanBrunt, Michael Schnitzer, Harry English—George Hailanah. Ann Smltb, 60E.FRONT ST. _»RED BANK.N.J. are worse, for charges for utilities are considerably Tho measure also restores full pensions to World ery much. It is only when tho Otto Strohmcneor, Roland Marian!. Jacob Rushworth, Melbourno R. Carriker, Perl. Helon Pilling. Helen Sinclair, Ellta- higher now than in the old days when no attempt was war veterans who arc disabled because of war service dame meets the man In New *?ork Charles Browcr, William Cogan, Sr., both Grati, Suo Byors. Ethel Hlllstrom, made at regulation. In two reflects at least the people and it also restores 75 per cent pay to veterans whom r some outsldo city nnd empties tho Ed. T. Hoaly. Shirley Gallon, Jack Murphy, Mary Scalto. fared better in by-gone times than thoy diSnow. They the government long ago decided aro suffering from dis- :ontants of her pearl-handled revol- Chester VanBrunt, Dan Murphy, Jean abilities due to military service and 75 per cent pay to ver Into his anatomy that theBo af- Standard: S. W. Dorman, Raymond Stevens, Charlotte Sweneen. Ruth Vitol, received the benefits of competition betweek utilities 'aira are exposed. The Associated Brown, George C. KlooS, Edward H. Roy Bauer, Marlon Boyle, Janet Farrier. corporations and they were not taxed to payHiat sal- Spanish-American war veterans. Senator Barbour has Zahn. French—Emily Layton, Elizabeth Grats, Btated tho case very clearly and plainly. President •ress gets tho story and then our Roland Marian!, Helen Pilling. ttE/.WER.TIIE OltDEH TOE OOtCEH RUU aries to members of a ntnto utilities commission. \3no ot ersey papers just havo to print it. Advanced: R. M. Brown, J. Town- GooKrarhy—Marlon Boylo. the first things which the utilities commission did wjisto Roosevelt is immensely popular, but there is good rea- Our Hunterdon county people llv- ey Carr, Milton Height, Andrew C. Bnslness English—Bussell MeOue, Emit? son to believe that If this matter were passed on by the Layton. Otto Perl, Jacob PorJ. Gladyi abolish competition and to establish rates designed to ng their simple and unsophisticated Dam. Noldorer. produce proilts. Just why this profit guarantee plan people the vote for overriding the veto would be even lves, don't know much ,about how First Aid: David Bondy, Leonard Algobra—Wnlter Kerr. Roland Merloni should bo used for the benefit of utilities corporations more emphatic than that recorded by both branches of ur laws aro made. They think law- Newman, Vincent Teasdale, Samuel Helen Pllllns, Suianne Bycrs, Jock Mur- congress. making is a very serious business— phy. Chester VanBrunt, and not for owners of other businesses is something that othard, John P. Mulvihill, R. R. History—Suo Byerfl, Jack Murphy. common, ordinary folks find it impossible to understand. The government by various means is forcing indus- :hat laws are made to promote their Hartill, Benjamin Komen, R. M. Chester VanBrunt, Otto Strohraenger, In the financial news of the dally newspapers It is often try to Increase wages. Tho plan has much to recom- welfare and happiness. Brown, Erie W. Cruser, Lawrence Emily Bond, Marlon Boylo, Charlea mend it, but what kind of an example does tho govern- Not much to that. That may havo Collins, R. A. Thomas, David Timld- Brltcgfl. remarked that the utilities corporations have been hit teen the original idea of a legisla- Hygiene—Marian Boyle, Charlaa Brlgtrs, less hard by the depression than other businesses. How ment set when It reduces the wages of employeoa who aiskl, Warren de Brown, Charles John Cadwallader,. Alice DoLanay, Arthqr ture, and tho State Constitution still Murnhy, Clara Whltledire. Shlrloy Ycllon could it be otherwise when the rates nre deliberately are not overpaid and 3tops paying pensions to men who Woolloy, Henry Gilbert, S. W. Dor- ooks as sacred and inviolable as the man, L. M. Richard, H. P. Holloway, LatinSuLatin—Suoo ByerByerfl.. Emily Bayton, Ro< fixed to earn profits and regulations arc made to prevent are unable to work because of wounds they received Holy Bible, but laws nre not made Helen PPllllnsI , In battle? Frank W. Knox, Edward H. Zahn. lanMujd Marianoi -Rober, Jact k BrletcnbaMurphy,c:K, Ray:mond competition! , ny more for the people back home, Patrol Leadership Training: Wil- MeCue, Bill Shea. Ethol Hlllstrom, Loull Not long ago comment was made in these columns Well, done. Senator Barbour! Your vote on this hey aro mada for tho boys down at liam Cogan, Sr., Gcorgo Hutchlnoon, ~yoml(r. Helen Pilllnpr. Anno Smith, Doro- matter won really representative of the Bcntlmcnt of ho waterfront, and, so far as pos- hy Sutherland, Earlo Marks. Louis Mel- about the success of the publicly owned electric nnd Louis Grand, H. P. Holloway, Stan- lacl. Marian Boylo. Allco Jfelanay Janet water plants of Jamestown, New York, By using some your constituents! iible, when the people back homo aro ley Horner, Henry Gilbert, Lawrence Farrier, Ellen Kam. Margaret Layti lot looking. Their motto Is: "CanCollins, William Cogan, Jr., Andrew Jano PenrRall. Josephine Pullon, John of the surplus piled up by Its electric nnd water plants, /e get away with It?—and how!" Shea. Mnry Scnlso. Helen Sehmttx. Doria Jamestown paid fill its bonded debt charges this year C. Dam, Forma'n Schanck, John P. Walker, Shirley Ycllon, Jana Corbett Spend an ovoning In Trenton and Mulvihill, Warren C. Hughes, William Clara WhltledKO, Roy Bauer. Howard and by this means was able to reduce taxation. The ake In a ses9lon of the legislature, Jordan, James Montieth, Robert Conk, Arthur Murphy, John Slocum, Qlen Jamestown electric plant charges the lowest rate in Tax Returns Should Be nss up the Follies. You will get a Prlchard. William Shay, Robert Suther- Frank, S. W. Dorman, Joseph A. land. Catherine Knrinja, Ruth Melllsb. THIS IS OUR PLEDGE TO YOU Now York state. Customers pay only 3 to 3!6 cents per Open to the Public. ettcr kick out of tho legisalturo. Dempsey, J. Townley Carr, Richard d. ahe Murlol Seaman. Bettr kilowatt hour. Contrast that with the prices charged 'here they give you everything. Crowell, Raymond Brown, Melbourne Elizabeth Muller, Ward, Jean Stevens. Being a legislature, in regular aes- Sinclair'harlotU, RicharSwenaend , Ruth Vltol. Catherine LKT profoaalonal man and part merchant, hereabouts nnd some insight will be gained of the tre- The big dally newspapers almost without exception Carriker, Edward H. Zahn, Wilfred Breitenhach^hitt S, Suo Byars. Agnes Fanning, mendous profits which private utilities corporations are against tho proposal now before congress to have ion, you will expect to seo some real F. Pine. Evelyn Goyer, Doria Hlllstrom, Eleanor Ftha funeral director haa two obligations to Income tax returns open to public Inspection. Not long erioua business, the said legislature Hanson. Merle Monsen, Harriot Petard, fulfill. must be garnering. The Jamestown plant, with itB low eing there to make laws and do Lcathercraft: Raymond M. Brown. >Inr!an rilling, MolJy Horentino, Irene rnteg, has been a consistent big money maker. A debt ago these s«rno newspapers pretended to bo greatly Scout Executive Frank Cobb eavo Walker, Donald Applenate, Edward John shocked over the disclosure that hings for tho public weal. You will son, John Lambert, Bill Ward, Leonard In tbo professional oldo, ho takoa the utmost of $750,000 contracted by purchase three years ago was number of very ixpcct to ooe a dignified body trans- a reviow of the work accomplished Knudson. pride. This Includes bis technical skill and tho rjuiekly paid off, three yoars before tho time required, wealthy men paid no income taxes. They had a lot to„ iting serious business in strict par- in tho pa&t year. The financial re- eervlco ha renders—tho doing of tlioao many' and the plant increased its surplus in the bargain. say about what a terrible thing It was forThoscrich Stenography—Ethel Hlllstrom, lamentary fashion. port waa prosontod by Sanford C. Illtbrunnor, Georgo Lang, Veronica Mur- llttls things, UIOHO hundreds of tiny detollo, only Last week The Register received from one of its men to get off scot, free when other folks In very mod- That Is not tho true picture. It's Flint, who announced that between phy Doris Pomphroy. Dorothy Suthar- OB9 of vvljicli loft undono mara tho harmony and readero a detailed otilclal report Isaued by the city of erate circumstances were compelled to pay auch taxes. ore liko a ball gamo or some sort $38,000 nnd $39,000 would have to and. John Swcnaen. precision of bin work. Jamestown about its electric nnd water plants. A his- One cannot help wondering whether those newspa- f sport. Sometimes it's Bedlam. b« raised to carry on tho work of Typewriting—William Flnnogran, Ethol the council for tho next year and a Hlllatrom. Llilla Parks. Doria Pomnhrey. torical sketch of the electric plant, together with many pers arc really sincere in malting such statements, when Here only tho othor night Assom- Dorothy Sutherland. Aa a merchant, tlio roputablj funeral director ilyman McCampbell, a reformer, of- half. Economic.—Jack Hanil. Ethel mils other facts about It, is published In another part of the almost in the same breath they oppose the most effec- .rom. Otto Perl, Goorsa Latlff, Otto Strolv haa another pledge to keep. It ia that the oior- tive means that has yet been devised to bring the rich crcd resolutions to Impeach Prose- The entire elate of officers for thlo pnper in the belief that it will prove of interest to the ctor Tumcn of Monmouth county cngor, Harold 8hay. chandlsa ho furnlsliea bo In keeping with the people of thin section becuuse of the Important part chiselcrs to book. For one ahort year income tax re- year, with Fred Housman aa presi- Arithmetic—Lily Connett, Harold K«rr, perfection of hla eervico. To do leso would lower or alleged misfeasance in olllco. Lots dent and Senator Barbour aa chair- itaymond McCue. Jlowartt Frlchavd. Rob- which the government ownership issue seoma likely to turns wero open to public inspection, but those who f people thought ho had a good irt Purgavle, Concfltta Scalro,*-Murlel Sea- tlso otandaido ha has act. objected had sufficient political Influence to get the law man of tho executive board wan pre- play in the coming campaign. The report shows among auso, but ho was howled down. You sented by Monroe Eisner and ap- man, Joan fltavens, Charlotte Swensen, other things th;it during tho pn;;t yenr the electric plnnt changed. ouldn't expect ouch disorder In a Ruth Vltol. Harold West. Marian Bojls, That la why wo malto It known that wo feu* proved by a unanimous vote. li Courtney, Shirley Yellen'. tura National Caskets. Nationally advertlnod, had net receipts of $753,269.28. The net.income of the Taxes on real estate are open to public Inspection tar room. Appolntmont3 to the district com- water plant wti.'i $!)•!,(SCO,BU. nil properly BO. The same reason which makes this Out In the corrldoro, any time the made by a concern who, for well over half a mittees wero as follows: District 1, cantury. havo boon tho recoimlzed Isadora of tho Public ownership has not always proved successful, iesimblc applies with equal f,,,ce to Income tax returns legislature Is In cession, you will neo Long Branch, Samuel M, Helmlich, Urgea Pooceful Methofli. t ia impossible to understand why anyone who is mak- a motley crowd of men and women, Highlands, N. J. industry, wa con bo absolutely certain that tha no more tJinn private ownership has always proved with blotched, dissipated faces, ncur- Dr. Harold A. Kazmann, E. T. M. morehanulso wo eupply monauroa up to our re- prnfUarile. But public ownership has succeeded in muny ing an honest living and filing an honest return should Carr, William H. Jordan, Dr. J. C. object. rylnfr hither and yon. Occasionally To tha Editor:) quirements of quality, reliability ana value. Tha more instances than it has failed, nnd it has never some political Big Shot, holding a McKelvie, Major William Blair and Has not. the time come when labor trademark on every product guaranteca material failed in nny instance vhprr 11. received a fair clinncp. high otate position, will strut Into Colonel Arthur S. Cowan; district 2, can be noked, llko nations, to aban- ani construction. I'ndoulitedly one reason why it hna done so wpll fit Red Bonk, Rov. J. B. McCloakoy, don force na a weapon, to repudlata Be patient. The weather will tho picture, beam upon the under- Mayor Charles R. English, W. S. Jame3t.own is becauso It in administered by a board of soon bp. so hot that lings, shako hands and how do them it an tho natlono of tho earth hava Elointalnlng, HB WO do, tho highest possible the women will be able to get out their heavy furs and Longstreet, H. S. Bordon and Mayor done with war, and turn frankly and public utilities whose members are not selected for po- wear them. nil. And tho Big Boy knows them Van R. Halsey; district 3, Kcyport, whole-hearterlly to the working out Btandarda In our profeoalonnl work and service, lnical re?\sonH but nolcly for tlulr engineering nnd tech- all. Judge H. E. Ackerson, Rov. F. T. B. of tho processed of ad juatmont peace- we think It only rlfrlit that our merchandise be nical skill and business ability. If you visit Trenton on the trip Reynolds, John Hoke and Stophen fully? It could make a great con- tho beat that Is available. To keep both on a The (same record la matchfn elsewhere. "The world Before long airplane service across the Atlantic, will suggested and worm your way Thompson; district 4, Atlantic tribution to the reorganisation of In- par Id our pledge to you. dofrs move," nn a great philosopher observed many years mak'e- it" . s-o a woman can buy a rlrean In Parln nnd wear through tha crowded corridors, hear- Highlands, E. 3. Snyder, G. P. Wll-duotrlal Ufa by dropping its militant fnlfrffcrf ^I|»«4«B !«.*#..-.- it_- i • i ing tbo tongues of many lands. Just attitude- and adopting peaceful meth- ngo, nnd it in placet* like Jamestown which help it to it in the United States before the style changes. forgot your obligations to tho Meth- Innin, John B. Snedeker, F. Howard ods. move •u'llh examples of how it is possible to escape pay- Lloyd and Colonel Georgo W. Co- odist, Presbyterian, Baptist, or what- clieu; district B, Freehold, Mayor J. S. Hoffman. Ing toll to grasping corporations nnd at the same time ever church It In that you belong to. Peter F. Runyon, W. 8. Holmes, E. to cat tnx relief. A recont eurvoy shows that thore Is on6 bath- They gibber In every language, ni- tub to each 600 peoplp o in FrancoFrance. though ths profanity to In tha purest O. Murphy, P. D. VanMator and Wil- Four Yeara OU1. R8 R. MOUNT S S©H -,! -o-o- o-o- o-o~—•— TilIa MpIaln, ,lo, English. he French came to Invent dry cleaning. liam Frostlds; district «, Aobury A birthday parly was given a few Funeral Directors Most of theao blotchy-faced men Park, Harry Harsln, Dr. E. E. De-dayo ai;o nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. The Pupils and lbbi y n Mnnaolgle, Stephen Pawley, Hahbl Lyman Svhalclc at Atlantio Hlgh- FrcilerSck K. Ailmno, Mgr. - are lobbyists and tho rest nro juat Ralph Herahon, Morris Klchengreon Their Bank Savings. War has alwaya b«« the favorite national game of hangern-ori, They are all there look- landa In honor of four-year-old 1SS W. Front Street, Hc4 Bunk, N. |. the Gormanr, -but you notice they never like to play | and 8. L. Guthorn; district '/, Del-Dolores dn Cordova. Th© nursery on their home grounds. ing for (something. They ore typical mnr, K. B. Bmock, Dr. H. B. Wat- i decorated In pink nnd gjreen. Th© An effort, in being made to get legislation enacted eastfdda fellows from the larger cit- K. Donald Tclcphoue 226 tviiweby tiie navlnpo nt whuol children in closed banks ltinn, Charles Smith, glfta wcrn opened In the nursery and ies of this state. Sterner, V. C. Hellaen nnd Sheriff 'will -bu rolii In full thioiifth money advanced by lh» 11*- Our good Hunterdon county folks afterward games were enjoyed. He Manufacturers of t-1 ineln report thnt Ihpli business Hownrd Helrrht; djotrlct 8, fflntitruftlon 'Finance Comma! Ion. Thin would Involve should get up n slumming party , frt-ahftienta wera Rfirved and ft fenturfc $"For»is h National Caskets la breaking all records, We thought as much, some night nnd RO down and see tho county, O. R. Dnwnn, O. Hlx Tfn.nl, I. of Ihe table drcmntlona waa a Jack ehow.—Hlshbrldge Gazette, it Hlrrichblorid,' Halcoim Duun, J, Horner ••-•'-- '••-

•( RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11,1934. purchased new Plymouth MM. William Applegata- of ,O!d pceanport wore tha Sunday guests of Tall Cedars Come from the Jackson titreet garage. Mr. Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson. and Mm. Henry L. Kueker era the Mra. John Lloyd Is visiting llr». William Sandford, who Is a stu- owners of a new Dodgo eedsn, also Howard Whlto or Red Bank. dent at Temple University, Philadel- purchased from the garaga. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Booth a'nd phia, Pa., spent hia Easter vacation The Monmouth County Alumnse daughter Ann of Red Bank spent with hla parents, Mi", and Mro. Eel- National Convention Will ho club of tiio New Jersey college for Easter with Mro. Booth's grandpar- ward B. (landlord. Held May 16 to 19—-Ten Women will sponsor a supper-dance ents, Mr. and Mra. John MulsolT. Mr. and Mro. David W. Horton and at tho Monmouth county country Mr. and Mrs. Rernsen Beejfl ofdaughter Dorothy of Morrlstown, Thowond Members Expected club at Eatontown, Baturday even- South Orange were Easter gucsto of were the guests of Mrs. Morton's «lc- to Attend. ing, April 21. Toddy Hoyt and hisMrs. Beero'o aunt and uncle, Mr. and.ter, Mru. Jacob A. Lewis of Main otreet Tuesday. c Red Coatn from Asbury Park will Mrs. Alfred H. Morton. Anbury Park Forest 39, Tall Cc-furnish the music. Hr. and Mrs. Franklin Domlnlclt William DernbWger attended a iluiu of Lebanon, will bo hontu to Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp of Tren- and Mlra Janet Domtnlck motored party at Red Bank Tuesday evening Ilinuminda of visiting Toll Cedars, ton, Mr. and Mro. Edward Zoinor of to Washington, D. C., v/!>ere they as tho rjuest of Mlsa Evelyn Wode- iittcndlnK tlio 32nd national conven- Lawrencevlllo, and Mr. and Mrsspen. t Friday to Monday. houso and •was the over-night guest tion to ho hold at Anbury Park May Herbert Gaub nnd children, Made- Mrs; Milliard F. Gardiner has re-of Gcno Worthley, also of Red Bauh. 10 to 10. Tho local Forest commit- line, Lola and Dorothy, of Brown- turned to her home'at Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Frank Tlchenor, daughter tees have licon working neveral , town, were tho Eantar guesta of Mr. Y., after spending oeveral days with Martha and son Frank, were the inontha perfecting plans for the gath- and Mrs. John Burlew of Church her sinter, Mra. Charles Miller. Sunday guests of Mra. Ticherior'a ering. Cedanj from all Hfictlona of street Mra. Edward W. Currio returner] father, Borough Clerk, William A. " the country will conio to Aflbury j Mra. •vyilllam R. Craig fintflrtainBd to her home . on Fountain avenue Rodgers. and Mrs. Bertha Alien of I'nrk and many rcuervatlono havo tho Tuesday evening contract'.brldge Friday after spending two weeks in Jrtckson street. . .'.'•.' already been made, Baltimore Vov- club last week. Mro. It. C. Devlin lUvorvlew hospital, Red Bank. Robert Smith, who Is taking a <'.'it leading with rcHcrvationa for 000 |and Mlsu Margaret J, Deviln received Jacob R. Leflferts, Jr., a student at courfio in engineerin1 g at Yale Uni- l-'i-ilnrn. Trenton ia next high with : tho prizes for high acores. Mrs. Jo-Columbia university, spent Sunday versity, was , the week-end guest of 17S, Ciimden 100, Providence 60 and seph Baler, Mra. Evart Sllcox, Mrs.- and Monday of hlo Ea3ter vacation Mr^ and Mrs. H. A. Eigard. Mr. i'ork, Pennsylvania, 10. George Cherry and Mlsa Dorla New- •with Ilia parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.Smith spent the past cummer licre. Inspection Cordially Invited It in expected at least 10,000 rnem- ton substituted. Leflerlfl.. . ' Mrs. Harvey Stlllwagon and lii'rii of the order will attend with Mr. and Mrs, Albert E. Green of M|BS Elzabeth Domlnlck was thedaughter, .Miss' Kathryn Sillwagon, Bayslde, L. I., and Mr. and' Mrsgue3. t of Mlsa Dorothy Brown of Mrs. Annie Fischer and Mrs. John ihclr wives and frlondfl. Hendquar- Mulsoft. motored, to Asbury Park Ipfs will be nt tho Borkoloy-Carterct Charles E. Brown of Trenton were New York over Easter. Monday, where they were tho din- hotel. Arnold Brigga, post grand tho week-end guosta of Mr. Brown's Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brown of Main ner guests, of Mrs. William McCue. 'l'iill Ccdnr, Is chairman of tho hotel mother, Mrs. Clara Brown of Main utrcct Is spending a few weeks with committee anil hna arranged with street. Moreditb Brown, Mr. Brown's her nloce of Roselle Park. Mlsa Elizabeth Tansey celebrated brother, returned to Trenton with Miss Ann Hutchlnson attended a her twelfth birthday Saturday by !ho hotel aiiBoclatlon of Anbury Park giving a "movie" party for several of lu nceonimociuto tho lodgemen. his brother and Blnter-in-law 'for a dance at the. Rock Spring Country her friends that afternoon. Among Special arrangomentfj havo been week's visit. club, Short Hills, Monday evening. the guests- were Marie Dietz, Ann ni.ido to allow tho vlsitorfl points of Douglas W. Lofferta was the wcek- Mleo Barbara Todd ia spending Laird, Dorla Dernbergcr, Mary Dev- inierciit in nearby communities. Tho i- the Hcenc of it fnnhlou review; 7:00 ]\ day with relativea in town. tors of Mr. and Mrs. William Bedlo Dernberger, Margaret and Ann Todd M. tinnunl Immiiiot, HerMcy-Cilrteiot hotel, Mrs. Robert W. Chasteney of Sum-of Fountain avenue. nnd Marie Dictz, Randolph Harris, l-'ri'loy. Mny 1H -10:00 A. M. Supreme mit was tho guent of Mm. .1, R. hc.U •Frank Bliss, Jr.,, a student at theJohn E. Laird, Jr., G. Sterling Forest convenes; Jl :00 A. M, election of ferts Tuesday and Wednesday. Newark College of Engineering, ..Ulcers mid Inntnllitlimi: 1:00 1'. M. lunch- Thompson, Jr., Robert Malkmus, Jr., eon witb members. Uerlcerey.Carteret bo. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Lambert- spent the week-end with his parents, F, Howard Lloyd, Jr., Melvin Insley tfl: 'JiOO 1\ M., huM trip fur InldeH, south non are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bliss. and George Thompson. Sterling mi Ocpim drive to Hcnsl.ln Heifhtu, Cross- Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cosgrove. im: llarnmal buy to Tom:. Itlvcr to I.nlic- 1 Miss Charlotte Seggcl of Metuchen Thompson, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth hurit Navnl nlr flUtlon, then to olil Tcn- Mra. Jamea Martin rendered vocal w«s the gticst of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-Tansey won the dangerous spot llent church null return by %vny of Free- ooloa in the Prcabyterlan church at liam Stllwell several da^a last •week. dance. George Thompson and Misa hold, stoppim- to sec the Molly Pitcher Atlantic Highlands on Easter Sun- Doris Dernberger won the lucky monument und battlfKrounil: 8:00 I'. M. Mrs. Joseph E. Haley and daugh- Brand hull, convention hull on boardwalk. day. ter Elizabeth and Miss Florence Gil- number dance. All Tall Ceilnrs will bo Admitted to this Mrs. Charlea H. Miller has re-derslecve attended a .matinee per- nffnlr by curd. turned to her home after a thyroid formance of the comedy, "Her Mas- Hnturdny, May in—0:30 A. M., shopping operation at Booth Memorial hospi- ter's Voice," at New York Wednes- tinir for ladies; 3:10 r. M. official pirmle DR. L. W. CARLSON of Tnll Cedars: 7:30 P. M. exhibition drills tal, Now York. day. .if visiting ranger* nnd blind contests to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angello and Mr. and Mrs. Lawronco Lemalrc SCBOEON CHIBOrODIST lie held in the convention hall. JudKcn for family, formerly of Keyport, havo and son of Allentown, Pa.,' were the tha band contest will be Arthur Fryor, FOOT AILMENTS Simono Mantla ntid I.orln Patterson, At rented tho Radl house on Broad guests of Mrs. Lemalre'a mother, Office Hourai Dally 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. the close of the contest, Arthur Pryor will street. Mrs. Tunis Schenck, over the Easter Evenings: Tuesday and Thursday. lead the united bnnds of all the Cednr Mr. and Mrs. Austin Applcgate and holidays. I For appointment phone 2442. 2-Piece Charles of London exactly as shown. Covered in a very fine homespun bnnda In a Krund rinsle. Several cups nnd orizea will bo awarded for the best band family were Easter guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mro. John VanBraltlo of 21-33 BROAD ST., BED BANK, N. J. with choice of covers. One-piece seng webb bottoms. nnd tho beat drilled Runner teami. Dur- Ino tho convention tho local Forent will dispose of a.. 1034 Plymouth car on the This offer limited to 12 Suites. First Come—First Served. Better constructed fur- • hare plan. The proceeds to aid In the axpenso of tho convention. Tho cur -will niture cannot be purchased at any price. > be- placed on exhibition in the main lobby of the convention hall and will he in charco of Charles Grossman and Ruascll Applesatc.

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Kling Colonials tho hover on a stovo with a hover or nt the same temperatures two Inches off tho floor and eighteen inches from the edge, of tho drum ® FIBRE-DEEPCLEANSING—SANI- delicate, heavy, coarse .. . SANITONE on a drum type oil stove. TONE cleans clothes cleaner than they gently penetrates to the innermost fibre, After the chicks have arrived have ever been cleaned before by any dissolving those microscopic atoms of Featuring a Complete Line of watch them as they go to bed at cleaning process whatsoever; grit that grind the life out of clothes. night and see that tho inner edge.of Hopelessly soiled and spotted garments Cushman Early American tho clrclo ot chicks la at tho, outer — removes all dirt — inner as well as sur- come out fresh and clean beyond expecta- " Reproductions. edgo of tho hover or eighteen inches face dirt — in one gentle, all-cleaning proc- tion. Of course, no cleaning process which away from tho edge of the drum. Tho only timo when this judgment ess. 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SANI- hover. © INTENSIFIES -JADED COLOBS - TONED garments yield themselves much After the woathor becomes warmer SANITONE is two things: It is a solvent It may be necensnry to open tho — the first and only combined solvent fpr. 'more readily to fine finishing and press- windows a great deal more in order dirt and stains. It is a process — a gentle ing, because they arc never subjected to to keep tho chicks attracted to tho process that revitalizes as it cleans, keep- the deadening effect of rough handling. heat by reducing tho room tempera- ing the shape of the garment, restoriiif.' ture Hoom temperatures of abovo 70 degrees aro never desirable for the bloom and brightness of- colors, rc- © PATENTED, EXCLUSIVE PROCESS Large Showing of the best brooding results. Cnishing'silks', restoring woolens, clean — License to use the process of SANI- ing nnd glazing furs. TONE is restricted to recognized leaders in cleaning in every city. Thus the name Matawan News. © FOR MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHIL- SANITONE on window or wagon means DREN'S CLOTHES —From silken web not only the use of this marvelous proc- t'i'he Hed Hank Rcelatcr can (is bousht to heavy homespun — whatever tho tex- ess, it alno designates the beat and most in Matawan from M. J. O'Conncll, 124 Main street, Jacob A. Lewis and J. £ J. ture or nature of the garment. . . sheer. reliable cleaner to be found. Tiutlnl.) Mra. Olnra Brown onlnrlnlnrd her Specially Priced! Mohawk and Magee iron and daughter-in-law, • Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown of Trenton In this city yon raneeeor e SANITONE Service at ovor the week-end. Meredith Brown COIL SPRING returned with his brother for a wriult'n vlalt. ,NfJA Mr. and Mrs. f). Frank Mnnon, Jr., N V TUFTED MATTRESS Ozite Rug Cushions will move noon from the lionuo gen- erally known nn tho "Old .Ilonpltnl" on Rnvine drlvo to a houno belong- and PILLOW OUTFIT ing to William C. Ludl on Chccae- White Mountain (liinko road. CLEANERS DYERS LAUNDERERS ; i r-i Guarnnlncd Construction ! Mr. and Mrn. 11. I,, Cnrton re- \N J f—>. Refrigerators turned homo Wednesday after upend- 70-76 WHITE STREET. TelepSione 2800 RED BANK, N. J. \ \ A j) SprhiR lioinn fiirnlslii'is, »« IPITIT ;III rxrf|illiinnt <.p|)urhMilty ing over Ranter and tho forepart of tho woek nn guentfi of Mrn. Cartan's © TEST SANITONING THIS WEEK—Send your j! "~ for j oil in enjoy BI l>y HIM- KI>I'<'III1 iMirclmsii (if th(-.o i-imiplclc ut Bedford, Delaware. the results with ordinary dry cleaning. If SANI- oiitllls. Aviillalili- I'lwii't! »t line quality tii'lm. Mrs. William 13. Jardun enter- TONING fails to meet every claim made for it, we tained the Tueiiday Afternoon bridge FINER QUALITY ! BETTER VALUE! cluti nt her homo Inut vrack, Mrn. arc authorized to say that there will he no charRe ronover Burlow won ilrat prize. Mm. This nign on I3w Irnrin BJIII windows of for the work. Bring your garments or phone the Burton Howno of Kcyport and Minn any cleaner iuytnu" Bssuiiinee of the finest cleaner listed above. Margaret Devlin wc.ro substitute."!. cleaning eervico ia your community. Mr. nnd Mrn. Thomnfl O, Wolnteart entertained tho members of the Perth Amboy l)rld(;n club, to which they belong, nt their cabin at Blidd USTR.IES, INC. I,;»kt over tho week-end. Mr. and Distinctive Furniture AfiT. John Tunocy nrc nhjo members ESTABLISHED 1840 CINCINNATI, OHIO of tho club. 21 WHITE STREET Phone 291 Red Bank, N. J. ON THK S1TK OF JfOKMKK t'OSTOFIiti;. Lester Mngoe, CJroif'fl Hurlsw, £sr.t and. Wood U. Arrowamlth liava «acb I Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, 'APBTL1XJ»8t. ess AMUSEMENTS. Spiritualist cliiirsh was burned WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC Monday. Th9 firemen "etood by" to Economy Burner . Carlton Theater. see that the fl&meadi d wot get out Burnt No. 4 Oil—$325 op. The feature today and tomorrow at of bounds. J. E. Whiting English Cottage With Garage tho Carlton theater will bo "Once to A meeting of ths Totsy Doarr as MWdlctown. N. J. Telephotsn. Every Woman," a Columbia picture sedation will h® held tonight at the Service—W. H. Olmauad, with Ralph Bellamy, Fay Wray, Wal- Bay View Inn. K. B. 25S7-M. ter Connelly and Mary Carlisle. Tha picture is baaed on the Cosmopolitan agacino otory, "Kaleidoscope In K1' Middletown Village. by Al J. Cronln. (Th« Red Bank Resletsr cgn bs bo' Tho story concerns Mary Fan- In MWdletojsn ot tho alorts ct 1, C shawe, a professional woman, played Meht and WiUIsm B. Watare.) IN by Mies Wray, who falla In love with Walter Byron against her better judg- Tho American Mechanics will ob- j nient. When Byron is unmasked aa serve "ladies' Night" tomorrow even- a philandered and a roue, she seeks ing Ui tho lodge rooms. Games o consolation in the sincere devotion of cards, dominoes and bunco will b Ralph Bellamy, a brilliant young sur- played and refreshments will b wnlttire geon, then to discover that his love served. is what she had mistakenly believed The Needlework guild will hold i Byron'ii to be. bridge party and tea Friday at the Frank Buck, whose sensational homo of Mra. Frederick G. Adanio. "Bring 'Em Back Allvo" will bo long A prise will bo awarded at- each SPECIAL ! remembered, presents the R. K. O.table. Hadlo adventure fllm, "Wild Cargo," Tho Ladles' Aid socloty of the Bap- Permanent on Friday and Saturday. 1st church met at tha homo of Mm Buck's nowest exploits plunge him Walter Wallinjf Thursday. A cov- nto the jungles of Java, Sumatra, ered dish luncheon was served Wave $2.50 up Ji'yion, India and Malaya, As the illm noon. | depicts, lie has his big moments in Mrs. Henry K. Ball has moved to wt Hennas 50c (Capturing alivo tapirs, rhinoceros, ilmlrn, Now York. • nlonkry?, man-eattliK' tigora, donth- Mission Btudy cla.naes, ono for Mon., Tucs, & Wod. Only! j dealing pythons and cobras, (lying idulta and ono for juveniles, hold Shampoo, Finger Wave foxes, hornbills, cassowaries, clouded [lootings every Sunday ovening at leopards and an orang-outang. the Baptist church. There is a dif- and Rinse, 50c. Buck's "Wild Cargo" Is said to enfi- ferent leader at each meeting. brace almo3t the whole glossary of Miss Marie Hayes, who.la atudying Phone 79-R zoology, and run the gamut of thrills. Qrthitccturo at. Columbia university for Appointments. He uses unusual and ingenious de- has been spending aevcral days with vices to snare his prey, and faces her paronts, Mr. and Mra. Frank danger at every turn. Twice he stared Hnyes. dtvith in Iho face in tho form of Mr. and Mr3. Ponds of Klnde.rhook snakes, arid almost camo near never New York, were recent guests of Mra. seeing himself on tho screen in "Wild Egbert W. Swackhamor. Cargo." Frank Hayes, Jr., who Is a student "Riptide," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer at Oxford university In England, Is picture with Korma Shearer in thoat his homo hera aftor having spont 10 West Front Street, main role, will begin an engagement six months abroad. of four days at tho Carlton theater Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hanco enter- RED BANK, N. J. beginning noxt Sunday. Heading the tained a number of friends recently (UpiUlri In BMff. next to Hem)'*) supporting cast are Robert Montgom- in celebration of the birthday of Mra. No matter what tho locality, this Walls are a buff 3tonc with ery and Herbert Marshall. Others In Hance's mother, Mrs. Anotto Swack- A^^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA six-room English cottage, with its low rough faces and wide joints.;Xlme- the cast are Skeet3 Gallagher, Ralph hamor. roof and gables, retains lta distinc- stono can bo used in tho same man- Forbes, Lllyan Tashman and Arthur Miss Louioo Hartshorno entertained Curves and angles strikingly balanced to make a distinctive Modem effect Come to tive and original charm. ner as tho stone, cut in random sizes. Jarrett. Tho picture was produced the memboro of the bridge club Fri- Of especial interest on the ground Dove cotes in the garage gable end, from an original story of Irving C. day afternoon. ... in richly contrasting walnut veneers. floor Is tho largo living room, Joined where the wall gives- way to wide Thalberg. Mrs. Arthur B. Chase of Merldon, by an arch to tho dining room. The clapboard, provide an Interesting 1 Shearer is cast a3 a very mod- Connecticut, In visiting Mrs. Charles Quality tested, and the pieces are large, with unusually ample drawer space. ground floor plan also Includes a touch to tho exterior design. A bed-ern young woman who Is unafraid of Stouerwald. large kitchen, entrance hall and tworoom is provided for above tholfe, entrusting her emotions to an Mrs. John Llecty and children have Hardware-Seed Store car garage, garage. honesty of expression, regardless of moved to California, Tha upstairs plan provides for two consequences. Rev. and Mrs. Kennoth Mead have Suite includes the High Chest, Full Size. Bed and choice of Dresser or Vanity baths, one ftjr-Uwinaster's bedroom, Tho lot should be 75x125 feet if the moved to Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, for / house ia to face tho street, as in the Married to a matter-of-fact English with semi-framed Mirrors. ha otber/servingtvTO bedrooms. lord, she becomes stifled In an atmos- where Mr. Mead has accepted a call Exterior woodwbrk la In weathered position shown above. Placed with to become pastor of a Baptist church. Lowe Brothers' Paints » the street, running parallel to thophere of . smug oppressions From French gray or natural wood, weath- this sheltered life she finds exhilara- A farowell party will bo given for ered. Tho roof la of slate in warm garage driveway, tho lot couid be re- Rov. and Mrs. J. J. Sesslcr In tho Chair, Bench and Night Stand may be had to match. Coleman "Instant Gas" duced to 60x125. tion In the mad pursuit of a former ;rays and grays Intermixed. Tho sweetheart who willingly renews tho recreation room of the church Friday Stoves and Heaters idges are capped with tile in similar Estimates on cost run from $8,000 chase of earlier days. Ensuing situ- night. Rev. Mr. Sesslor recently ac- grays. to $10,000, varying by locality. atlons27 1828 1320 1930 1031 "Legion." The climax cornea when C. I". I rain 24 acres land J33.35 $33.94 J34.46 S30.02 J216I) S2O.64 Anna Kijuillante 1 acre land. bldg. 18.09 5O.«6 I-'EI 12.04 the outlaw band Is trapped in Vir- lUehard Borden Est. 5 acres land 5.74 11.60 3.5S 1.7 2 ginia City and practically annihilat- John Borden K^t. 12 acres land 5.75 6.61 3.53 1.7.1 ed, only four of the principal char- Constance Tomlinfon 3 lots .51 1.41 1.01 1.0 4 Frank Arnoue 1 lot and bids. 41.21 30.60 acters surviving. This battle is en- KeltoirK B. Afihton 1 lot and bldg. 10.76 10.32 gaged In by somo 500 hard-shooting Afibury Heights Inc. 1 plot 10.76 10.32 Christian Broderson 10 acres land 7.17 6.63 westerers, which gives the ' offering Christian Broderson 18 acres land 71.86 a somewhat spectacular size. ouse John Berry 6 acres land and bldtr. fi.3R Bucliunon &. Smock 1 lot and bids. 14.79 46.46 Amy Brown ! tin K. I. Drown .6 9 27 ar.es land 85!83 34.41 Henry BabMngton Ed. 46 acres land 16.19 1S.S4 East ICeansburg News. Mary CornelBOn Est. 6 ticics land and bldfc. • 7.17 6.S9 J. F. Ilayei S acres land Mainaret Driiinm Elt. •i.sn 1 acre land 1.70 i The fire house was the scene of Thyrc-n Dujon 2 lots Economy Building: Co. .72 .611 much festlvltity Friday night when 1 lot and bids. (9.12 1 lot 66.SU a double surprise party took place. Bradley M. Vifhtr 12.54 3.4.'. 1 The party was in celebration of the 8 ucre* land 5.3 H 5.10 Joel Fields US acres land and bldjr. 804.53 birthday of August H. Llcderham and Joel Ficl.ls 60 acres land HaroM Cillmotc 1 lot - 17.02 1T13 1 •of the wedding anniversary of Mr. 1 plot, and bldB:\ 6.3S fi, ] 6' and Mrs. LeiderhaU3. Dancintr, games Klla Holstcm, Truitet 1 lot and bldg. St.OS 24.00 and refreshments wera enjoyed and Irene II. Hannum 1 lot 17.S2 36.14 Allen n. Hueth Ex. 153 aces land ,91 .si; 'a large bocjuet was preL^ntcd to Mrs. Allen K. Huctli Kst. \^ seres land 343.3T, 3 30.41 Leiderhaus by Eugene Riordan on be- IVftnci.i Johnson Est. 40 acres land half of the llrcmcn. Others present Henry L. Kramer 1 lot .'>.•!.". hodides Mr. and Mrs. Lciderhuiiii wcro H. j.. \v. & Sol. r. i<.s; 11 acres Isnd .1. W. Muri-i". Eal. IK seres laud 3.9 S Mr. and Mrs. Eugene rtiordrin, Mr. Kvn.lne MrlUs lots J.87 and Mrs. William Donnlg, Mr. and Kicula Ncvc-io 1 lot Philrufh Kti.lly Co. land and bldga Mm. John Nicollni, Mr. and Mrs. William Powell 1 lot 2,024.83 Henry Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. John Theie.'a I'nlmcr 1 lot I.3S Miiycr, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Young, O. A. I'orlur 1 lot «d, Mdl. .91 i;roi,Mlle IMcc 2 lo!" 18.24 .Mr. mid Mrs. William VnnNortwick, Helen I'hillips 33 lot* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Giles, Mr. and Iii.icnli.il i; & Bcldin 1 lot in•I l,ldz. 10/7 6 Mix. Charles T. Doerr, llr. and Mrs. Olm l(i,r«dule • lot.. 7».«2 6 acre* ».8H Gar Lloyd and son and daughter, land and bldgs. 7.17 1-Vcd' Kecvcy Iv [' 25 a>-i-a.HI(-». liind jKdward Voorheos, Robert netlfleld, Home Plan Inc. of Ncn'aA U acres land K.2R Walter Bernston, William Helwig, Npcniicy fj. Arnone Inc. 1 lot and bldz. 17.8'J 21.0:1 Spenncy £ Arnont Inc. 1 lot and blriK. 48.31 46.1 r, William Yahn, William McElwainc, ol'Cnnpv & Arnone In1". 1 lot and bklk-. 48.31 John Marsh, Jamoo Smith, Mrs. Han- iil-ein.L-y t- Ar.innc Inc. 1 Int nnd blilt:. 36.88 nah Rich, Mrn. May Tynan and Mro Nj,eiin*-v k Aninnc Inc. 1 lot and hldg. 48.31 45.46 ;ipeniuy A- Ai n^nc Inc. 1 lot and bldr-. 4S..11 •Ifi.-tfi Ilhlnogold Yahn I'cltie .Siiinleis i let, 48.31 4H.4S Joseph 'I'liomi'MMi lilt. 'i acres land . 1.43 The Ladles' Auxiliary of the. fire Ssmucl 'In\ lor E>t. 1 re Und 7.17 (company has completed arrangements Jack Trotler ft lots 8.r,n 3. IS Ldward VVaidcr Ins aorei Und and Iildai. S.I 6 2.07 I for the card party to bo hold at the 40 acres land fire bouse Saturday nlglit. Mrs. William Wilton K»t, land 37^3 36.1 K Au;:n:-t II. Leldcrhaun, who Is chalr- William While Est. 4 acres land 3.4.", 1 lot anil bids. 7.1 7 I'Tly of the committee in charge, Wllialn White Eft. 7 acres land and bldf. I.3S states that she io gratified over the Mnlie S. Wado 1 lot and bid if. 17.S2 17.21 pi-n:;pcct of a largo attendance. J rsnk Wnllafo 1 lot and bldg. Before you buyariy Electric RefrlEorator/ee' comploto dotafl* on tho W««t-' Mutllq M. Wlte 51 lots 19!47 ^ Mrs. Hdftnr Hubert ha3 returned I'hailts While list. 11 acres Und 2.S7 from Florida, where iihe opent ton !ngrKmso*pIan. Promlso nothln&'elen noth!ngrpay*nothlng until you utt. Jo:.p]ih J. Amlniilo 1 Int nml blda. J.5» a A:, ivfi:ks. While in Florida uho under- Anbury Pork City 13 acres land and bldg*. a.62 hoWtnuch'more'westinehousooffers'ln evay way. Chrmtilm nrnderion 150 acres land went an operation for throat trouble. JoRtpfl Clayton 7 acrca land '«O-I.'L'2 Sho has almost entirely recovered. Harry l>cney 1 lot and bldg...... 2.41. Wans nra being completed for the Willinm H5hir Est. land and bldg. J7.1S .Samuel (~;ill. et als. i lots and bide. 6.1,9 torn dnnco to bo held Saturday nl(?ht, l'.mlly J. iiarrabrant 1 lot and bldt*. JOMI* K. IIohne» n ncrc-i land 4J.43 April 21, for the benefit of tho fire- Romiirl Holt Est. ?0 acres land 8.4ft men at the fire house. Everything HuUfmiil & Williamron ?9 acres land 13.77 points to a largo attendance. 42 acrea land 13.77 Anfhony Monzo 37 neres land and bids*. tH.tt Mrs. John Nicolenl, who recently John It. Ottovio 2 loti n.sn underwent an operation, has com- 2 lota 10. »2 pletely recovered. O. A. 1'oftcr land and biiig. JO.32 Charles il. Royatcr 2 acres land and hld-r. 43.03 The East Keannburg Athletic club 'I'hnnina Keevey 1 lot 17.21 baseball team wllt'uilny |tn oponing Tel. 16 Monmouth St., Josepll II, Keevty Est. 26 acren I*uw! 1.72 gnmo of the nrar.qh'ncxt fjunrluy on Iternnrd Bchlafke 11 acrea luid and bldn. 17.21 pinion Btmuis Its homo grounds' against tho Bull RED BANK 1 lot 1 120.411 39 Joseph tihopnard 7 ncres Una 30.01 DotfB oi Koyport. Tho Bull Dogs Hnornl nml Kuauell Toyior 1 lot 9.62 comprise formor Koyport high school VVlillntn A. TboniBon T acres land 2.58 Harl>y Wlnnton 1 lot 2.41 Playors. On tho following Sunday Wolf & Schultc 107 ncres land 2.i,H tho Knst Keannlmrj; team will play V/h«n the sale takes plncu imyment of all taxefl or aasmmMiU. caa/km mmJt ...... • . - 161.25 agaln.it tho Milhurn Fiirmera, form- fore thee conclusioconlusion off th« »alt.nit, , oth«r»iolh«r»i.M« tha» i>rnr>ertprope y will b« ruold. ••••w MM M Ml fcyth « purchaser erly 1hn Milhurn Athlcllo team. Ths Wltnc«» m-i hantl tlilt 8Ui doy of April. 1BI«. games will begin at hnlf-nnut two JUdJDf ft cRAWKorm. o'clock. GolUcto Cry gra«s near Mount Piteaira RED BANK REGISTER.APRIL 11, 1934. Pago Seven nated and the price so set forth for to noble grand, Joseph Ferraro left to bo a magnificent affair. AfW tho Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benkert have Local Retail Code prominence and location as to clears supporter to noble grand, Arthur business session next Tuesday night returned home from a stay in the ly apply to its Intended Illustration Curtis right supporter to vice grand, tho newly organized drama club, South. and desorlptlan. The make, model The Club Rio on Navcsink avenue, Money, To Loan On number, End typo of cabinet of all Russell Phillips left supporter to composed of members of the high For Radio Division sets advertised aria Illustrated shall vice- grand, William Wagner inside echool faculty, will present a one-act formerly the Victoria house, v/ill be be correctly Indicated. guardian, Donald McLaughlin out- play entitled, "Far Away Princess." opened formally on ...Wednesday, Red Bank Chamber of Com- (4-n) If the Bet advertised Is not side guardian and E. P. Magec chap- It will bo the club's Initial perform- April'18. The interior of the build- a current model Its year of manufac- lain. A delegation from the lodge ance. A program of music will being has been remodeled and a bar of riUiFERABLY ON OWNER OCCtriElJ KESH>KN< R merce Releases Information ture ishall be given. List prices shall conducted its annual servlco Sunday given by the high school orchestra. the latest type has been installed. PROPEETIES IN GOOD CONDITION. Concerning Fair Advertising bo correctly slated from the latest or at the Odd Fellows home at Tren- The Ladles' Aid society of tho George Brown attended the funer- current catalogue. The list price nl of his stepfather last week at Meth6da for Radio Retailers. shall not bo used If moro than one ton, Rev. Holllo Hart officiated. Presbyterian church has elected Mrs. year old, or Jn .tho event that the Those who made tho trip were Lillian A. Harris president, Mrs. Providence. Rhode Island. On Sat- The Local Retail Code Authority, manufacturer haa discontinued the Deputy Grand Master Herbert Pos- Charles A. Reed fliot vice president, urday Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs:.' Radio Division, of the Newark dis- production of radio sets. ten and Mrs. Poston, Mrs. Chris Mrs. F. C. Woodruff second' vice John McNamara of Port Monmouth, 19 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK trict, which Includes thin section of ( -b) Jn advertising a oalo of us«d Chapman, Mrs. Edward Finegan and president, Mrs. E. H. Cook recording died. Monmouth county, has released nets, floor demonstrators, repOEScs- son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herden, secretary and Mrs. J. V. Wills cor- Mr?. Fred Hes:? will be hostens at Phone R. B.34S0. through tho Hed Bunk Chamber of filons, trada-ins, obsolete modols, etc., Mr. nnd Mro. Joucph Ferraro, Mr. responding secretary nivl treasurer. tomorrow night's party of the Trail- Commerce Its achcdulo for fair ad- they shall be clearly described as and Mrs. E. P. Magce, Stanley La- ers club. Prize winners at hif;t auch/and tin to make, modol number Mrs. William Kurau is chairman of vertising mothodti as* not forth in Ar- Vole, William Daustcr, Thomas Lar- the membership committee, Mrs. 1<\ week's gathering were George Rob- ticle IX, Section I, of tho Retail code of year, type of cabinet, quantity on hand, and other pertinent facta so son, Michael Manigrasso and Albert C. Woodruff of the remembrance firtsnn, Charles Howcll, Mrs. Henry In its relation to radio dealers: os to fully protect the purchaser. Rich. Tonight Grand Master Posten committee, Mrs. Annie West, of the Letts, Mrs. Ida Unwell, Mrs. Mar- (a) No retailor fihull use advertlnlnp; Where former prices are noted in will pay an official visit to West Ho- hostess committee and Mrs. A. Koren- Jorle Newton, Mr:;. J'Jliziihcth Mount, whether printed, radio or display or comparison to nale price, they Hhall boken lodge of Union City and on ;en of tho (lower committee. A rum- Mrs. Louisa lircy, Mrs. Ernest any othor nature, which in inaccur- bo tho latest deaignated list prices of Saturday evening of this week Mr. mage sale will bn held May Kl Worth, Mrs. Fannie Lyons, Mrs. J. ate, in any nmtorlal particular or the manufacturer ao specified in and Mrs. Posten will attend a testi- Wnlicflold, Mins 'Elizabeth White, mfnropreHents merchandi.'io (Includ- Par. 4-n. A silver tea will be givrn Thurs- ing Its uae, trade-mark, grade, qual- monial dinner-dance at Perth Amboy Mrs. J. Tluttnr, Mm. Myrtle. Mohr- (G) It shall be considered unfair day afternoon, April 1!), In the re- beck, John Ncwlon, Mrs. Laura Rub- ity, quantity, size, origin, material, competition to advertise "no Interest for Grand Master Louis Meyerhoff. content, preparation or curative or ception room of the Centra] Baptist Icy, Minn Regina Ahem, Mrs. Alva charges" or any similar phrase un- church. Latest Stjlfs and Shade-,. therapeutic effect) or credit tcrmn, less no concessions from quoted Sixty persons attended a dinner KronnbiUer, Mr:;. MariR Schmidt, values, policies or Hervlcen and no re- prices will bo made for cash. given last Wednesday night at the The missionary socipiy of theHerman Quast, Mrs. Anna Ander- tailor shall use advertising and/or (6) There shall be no reference to fire house by the Ilro department.Methodist clnu'Tch will hold a covered son, Mrs, Mary A. Parker, Mrs. Val- MONMOUTH A (-omploto dopnrtmcnt, fea- nelllng methodn which tend, to de- Guests included the mayor and coun- dish1 supper Tuesday night, April 17, celvo or mislead tho cUBfuiuer. "free, service," "free delivery," or crin Smith, Mrs. .1. F. Dowd, Misn MEN'S SHOP turing points of proven qual- "freo installations." cil, John M. Pillsbury, borough at- In the church basonmnt. Miirjorin Kronnbittrr, Mrs., Lorettn. (b) No retailer nhall use, advertis- (7) Advertisements of chassis In- torney; Schuylor Sickles, chief of the 62 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. ity ... jmlnte Hint have been ing which rofora inaccurately In any Duffy. Mr:;. Mary Concannon, Mrs. stalled in cabinets other than those Middletown township fire depart- C'liiiiios Bieler, Mrs/Etta. Quasi, Mrs. (Next Door to Liggett'* Druar Store) giving BatiDfactory service in material particular to any competi- originally supplied therewith by the c ment, and John Wcrmert of Belford, Mario Paiknr. Mi. f> Julia Ahcrn, Monmouth County for over 85 tor or Ilia merchandise, prices, val- set. manufacturer shall give yearly Highlands News. ues, credit terms, policies or services. model nnd type of the chassis and president of the county firemen'sas - Mrs. Grace Hi-lilrbcr, J. S. Hoffman ycavb. Thousands of rolls of sociation. (c) No retailers shall lino advertis- statement that the cabinet Is not the (The Red Dank RcKisler can be bought and August C. Quasi. wnllpanor too ... at low prices! ing which Innmirntdy Inyn ciiiim to one used for the original set. The A meeting will be held tonight at in Hichlnnds et Hedge's drtm plnrr, IU .]fjs- -. - .^.fe- . fi policy or continuing practice of name of the chassis manufacturer eph btamcn'a Btore and Mullig[in'a store.) generally underselling competitors. and the statement regarding the the fire house for the purpose of One of tho quic:kf-r>t ways to find a cabinet shall be of equal prominence organizing a women's auxiliary of Children baptized Sunday at tho job is tn advertise in The Regis- Tho following schedule will he. in such an advertisement. the fire department. Methodist church by Rev. Percy It. ter's Want Department.—Advertise- 11 $ used an a guide by the Local Retail ^mer were Oshorn nnd William ment. Code Authority of tho Newark dis- (8-a) In nn advertisement or ra- Mr. nnd Mrs. H. n. Woller of dio receivers, accessories, equipment, Brooklyn spent Sunday at their sum- Sickles, twins, sona of Mr. and Mrs. 10 BROAD ST. Tel. R. B. 1515. trict, in reviewing alleged violations or parts, tho make and typo of item Osborn Sickles, nnd Gcncvievc by retailers of radios of the above mer homo on Ocean boulevard. OFFERS should recelvo ouch prominence and William Motzdorf and Charles Schmedes, daughter of Francis section of the Iletall Code of Fair location that the public may not be Schmedes. Land Tours S.S. Lines Competition. It is therefore adviti- confused as to the manufacturer or Metzdorf of. Tarry town, New York, ablo for all radio retailer.1! under the licensor of such items. The trade were in town Sunday looking over Rev. F. A. DeMaris, district super- jurisdiction of tho Local Retail Code name of tho licensee's product should their property on Ocean boulevard. intendent, will preach next Sunday at Airways Cruises appear in larger or moro outstanding Miss Marjorie Little, a supervisor the Methodist church. The finirth Authority of tho Newark district to type than the name of the licensor. familiarize themselves with the fol- at the Post Graduate hospital ^at quarterly ennference will be held lowing provisions: ( -b) Tho ffiregoing shall particu- Now York, visited her mother, Mrs. next Monday night. Helen Lee Getty larly apply to advertising of tubes. H. Delford Little, over Sunday. In the past two weeks the borough (1) The definition of advertising In Advertisements of radio tubes man- has bought COO feet of hope, thirty TRAVEL SERVICE Article IX, Section 1 (a) of the Re- ufactured under license shall state Mrs. John Hagcney of Jersey City, (NO EXTRAS) owner of the Bay View hotel, was pairs of mittens, forty pairs of boots tail Code quoted above an applied to the name of the tube, followed by the rhone Red Bank 1821. radio advertising shall be considered words "licensed by" nnd the name of a visitor here Sunday. and a number of rubber coats for the to include names and name plates, the licensor. More conspicuous type fire department, Tho Bowtell agency has rented the Const to Coast— All Haircuts ' newspapers, periodicals, radio, signs, shall bo used In setting forth the LcSasaier bungalow at Hilton Park Mr. and Mrs. Josephia Venia will price curds and tags, banners, circu- trade name of the tube. leave this week for Hollywood, Cali- 1 to C. V. R. Thompson of Newark, a Around tho World lar material, poster. ), and advertis- fornia, -where Mr. Vcnin will hrrnme Finger Wave ing of any other nature, regardleps performance claims, unjustified su- district manager ol the Frigidaire corporation. associated with his brother in the of. whero used, conveyed or dis-perlative statements, and other mis- barber business. played. leading expressions shall be con- Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Martin of New The ladies' guild of St. Andrew's )C (2) Tubes being an es.srnllal acces- strued as being In conflict with Ar- York spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary sory to a radio receiver, all advertise- ticle IX, Section 1 (a), (b) nnd (c) of Martin of East. Washington avenue. Episcopal church will hold a card Feed Everything You Grow ments of radio sets shall bn "com- the Retail Code of Fair Competition. party and luncheon tomorrow after- (With or Without Curls) Miss Helen Todd has bought a noon. A sivcr offering will be taken with this complete, plete with tubes," and so priced. If Plymouth convertible coupe. the tubes, speaker and other acces- up. halanccilllict sories are not those originally sup- Atlantic Highlands. Dr. A. Rosenthal is driving a new Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Fourth All other beauty work reasonably priced. plied with tho set by the manufac- Studebaker brougham. street are the parents of a son born turer, tho advertising .shall no state. The first aid squad met last night Softness and beauty of line typify every Perma- The word "complete' used In con- (Tho Red nnnk Resliter enn bo bouffht ast weelc at the Monmouth Memor- nection with a set advertised for n. in Atlantic Highlands at the stores of and discussed plans for next sum- ial hospital at Long Branch. nent given here. Expert men operators who un- White , gal. 3.25 specific price shall mean lhat all William Lelt, J. Lemburs oncl A. Kate.) mer's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr. derstand the varying treatment required by dif- tubes, speaker, accessories, etr.. nec- Officers of Anchor lodge of Odd The committees malting arrange- and Mrs. Wiliam Lawrence and Jack essary for the operation of the set Fellows were Installed last week by ments for the banquet and dance of SOLD BY ferent types of hair, assure you of a perfectly Colors gal. 3.00 are included, except outside or inside Layton will leave West Palm Beach aorlal and tho installation thereof. Frank Herden, district deputy. "Wil- the Parent-Teachers' association will fpr home this weelt. satisfactory Wave. liam Daustcr is noble grand, William make roports at tho meeting next The Girls' Friendly society met last A wutcr-frce. outfiido paint, (3) Confusion as to model illustrat- ed or price applying should be obvi- Posten vice grand, Stanley LaVoie Tuesday night. The affair will be week at the home of Mra. Paul Muir mndo of highest quality ma- ated. Each model illustrated or warden, Joseph DcGuglimo conduc- held Friday night, May 4, in the at Atlantic Highlands. Open Tuesday and Friday Nights Until 9 O'clock terials ... white loud, zinc and listed should be correctly desig- tor, August Dauster rtght supporter high BChool auditorium and promises Mr. and Mrs. John Sutman and titanium with pure raw lin- Red Bank, N. J. Phone S52 seed oil .-..Ingredients that withstand tho unuouol cllm- nlln cnndltioni) of tho sea- shore.

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^.^w*£a,&r™ w ,jole Othtr elras Gallon r- ttee •» "bafesd" at With a crackle and a swish taffeta te»< 300'F. i0T is here! The fashion portrait of ,**»' trasn totiy to a* JIO EUOMtSS. \ spring is going to be dominated by .iet1 f ce s* te°te- oti it morning, noon and night and 50'>nt ,-co*1* vo- ,t»" Reg. 2.70 here we find it in a more formal 7J Sel&*l ' a\ and picturesque mood. <*??;<+;&'"?' C«tc' A Lucas paint for Intorior work. Washable flat finish that dries to a smooth, fine Cured is a tta- Wfie.n you slip into this gem of an tU ittita b»th finish without brush marks — mbbfr In sixteen pastel tones and evening wrap, clad from head to cotton reniin white. heel in its crispiness you'll feel —itroag — I young, ingepuqus and bright-eyed. Yet there is the glamour of sthe Directoire period about its stiff Very Special! statuesqueness., , * is your best protection. No r for costly service operations The petal col- lav ties at your unless your car demands such r< Our trained men. will Wallpaper throat with butterfly ends. inspect your car and give-you an honest report. 8 rolls Sidewall 4 rolls Ceiling Vulcanizing ami repairing flats. Rim in- Stop on the running board. Look at tha TIRES spection. Ilinir, lacquered. nnrcciMr top of yolu' car- Docs [t nccd a E°°cl top 16 yd. Border If you want to UKt.OOlJNli dressing at this price? 85c. look regal, We u?n only the bout nAYRKSTOR lin- these built up BRAKES ing and c\cry job U- guaranLeocl to be BRAKFS Hnfc brakes prevent nccidenta. Our fao- shoulders arc RELINED light. intiwrrrn tory trained spcclalk.is underaland your JLLocd W for you. ADJUSIED brakes. Complete llnn't ruin your lirr.". llnvo your wheel? WHEEL nlipped now nnd SAVR MONKY. It will tlllr A complete room-lot of wall- dr-rro.nr.r. wear on your -itrerinR RC:U" part:i I> A "I"]'!.'!? Y hntteiy (lepartninnt' IT ef[iiippcd to paper for n bedroom of avor- ALIGNING :ind inrienrc driving :;;ifety. KiVC y°" '1"i''1{' ''"PT.rlnhlo work, If your ago size, 11X12 feet. Many battery needs recharging or rebuilding. beautiful modern and conven- ghoul* tional patterns. tier ruff col- POMPI FTP nrpenilnVilHty nnd nppralinu; n-onnmy re- WJIVII L.L.1 L. ,,,11 froln ,-pnular lulirii"ili"n liy men who SPARK w" 'lnvn *l»"cinl eqiiipmonl for thin work. lar and puffed LUBRICATION k.imvyo.,,- <•.-..•. CM the i,w:l out nl.y..,,,- OI iirc Jlrivc in and let un |p.-it your plugfi with- sleeves make 1 inventmenl. by r-rcuiln;; a thoi lui.uh lulni- I LUGS out any obllgutinn whiite\'er to you. 8 Rolls Dining Room It a master- cation job. Paper, 16-Yd. Bor- Flame piece. Black r.ontoro Hinl TH.UV rnr runipl^xi'Mi. Pi' GASOLINE Tjdol Giiildllnp. Vi-i'ilol anil Tyilnl Oil. der all 1.98 Brown I,-, 't-i WASH lei-t the flni.sh. Keep up ajipi'iiranci- n Ruy the OH. In the CAN. rnnpectcil Gan- and yimr inve£;t.nient nnd ;I:;MMV ill litchcr u and oline. A?!c the man at tho pump. Navy Kilo value. The. he.'it Job in town. 8 Rolls Kitchen Pa- ITBINBACHB—flooond moor POLISH OIL per, 16 Yd. Bor- der all 98c STKINDACHS—Fourlh Floor h

163-169 Monmouth St., (At Railroad Station) , R 1 PAKK PHONE 1709 Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1984 nil tho properties for residential pur- nnd Mrs. H. B. Mason of Freehold, 'died In the Fitkln hospital last Fri- Coifs Neck News. msp£i. Here and There poses. day weelt. Held on Lottery Charge. A number of tho young people of 'Eisele, King & Nugent in the County Miss Anna Percudonl of Asbury i for Postmaster. this place attondod a eervlco for Park lias been held under $500 ball Lorence L. Newman and J03- youths at the Reformed church at 21 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. on a charpo of operating: a number eph S. Devlin have been certifiod na Marlboro Sunday night. Personal Notes, Sales of Prop- tvaine. Tho complaint againut her eligible for appointment to the of- A danco for the membera of Atlan- erty, Building Operations, was made by Clinton Berry, who fice of postmaster at Sea Girt, tic grange and their frienda will be Telephone Red Bank 2. Lodge Doings, Births, Mar- charged that he was the winner of hold Friday night at tho echoolhouso. $75 which he was unable to; collect. To Furnish Tennla Courts. Tho Sewing club of the Reformed riages and Deaths. Tho Englishtown board of educa- church will meet at the home of Mna. Manias Xcw York Mode Uxuliunijv JUllet Grunts. tion is considering the construction John G. Bchanck tomorrow. Miss Mary E. Gcaycr of Asbur'y Emergency relief Ernnt3 to Mon- of tennis courts on tho Sanford Rec- Lewis J^nyder has been rD-cIocted Associate Members iVuiu York Curb Exchange Park, an employee of the Monnioulli mouth county municipalitieiliti s f reational Park on North Main street. County Extension Service for the as an elder of tho Reformed church March, approved Thursday by tho On Labor Board. and William Thompson has been past four years, wis married last Sat- Stato Relief council at Trenton, In- STOCKS and BONUS Gilbert A. Jnslcy of Thomas Yatca, secretary of tho elected aa an elder to succed Walter urday week to cluded Briolle 5233, Eatontown 5-50, Freehold carpet workers' union, has D. Fields. Archibald Reynolds has Accounts Carried on Conservative Margin Bivalve, Marylandl . Keyport S895, Matawan township been appointed aa labor adviser to been re-elected as a deacon and Aus- Rev. John F, Milbank of England, $1,520 nnd Itaritan township 5320. serve on the national labor board. tin Buck has been elected a deacon former rector of St. Peter's Episco- to succeed Charles Hagerman. CHESTER L. EUIJ5, Manager pal church at Freehold, and his Caught Starting Tire. Found a Rattlesnake. Abram VanDorn Stryker, a former daughter, Mrs. Venn Olmstend of Harry Woodward, 41, -was caught Edward Grioblinf; of Adelphla and resident of thia place, died at hla In the act of setting Are to a vacant Melvin Caslcr of Freehold reported Plainfleld, visited friends at Free- ..hmKi. !lt „ home at Mlddlobuoh laat week at tho hold last weelt. 1 " Bradley Beach Thursday finding a rattlesnake one day laat ago of 93 yearn. He 13 survived by J. Harry Neidhardt has been noni- {night. Ho confessed that he hail week in the wooda near Adelphla. two sons, Lewla Stryker of Middle- f Inated for chief of the Neptuno lire made three attempts to burn the Main Office: 9 Clinton S reet, Newark not know why Farmlngdalo Man Bead. bush and Benjamin Stryker of Cam- department. 1TI10 election will take j building but he did J. Brognnrd Wright, 82, a well den, and by several grandchildren. other branch olle*.i&j place next month and Mr. Nctdhardt he did it. known resident of Farmlngdcile, died The funeral was held at Middlobush will bo unopposed. Novel Birthday Gift. last Thursday. He lo survived by a In charge of Rev. John Thomson of Allcnlmr!,! Trenton East Orango . Members of tho Freehold Presby- widow nnd three daughters. that place, assisted by Rev. F. Alvln New Brunswick Chinatown Blsliop Coming. terian church gave a party last week Langwlth of Colt's Neok. Jersey City Tom Noonan, tho "Bishop of Chi- | J"'" tl!ci' r EUzabcth „ , ., , ,.— pastor/Rev. George G. Tho newly organized Sea Scoutn atown," will make an address in 'JIorn natown," will make on address m'IIorn Thev nrcgCnted Mr. Horn are holding meetings every Monday tho Spring Lalto community houso iwUh 'n jr o£ ovcrallg which Were night at tho homo of John Weir, on Tuesday niBht, April .1, no the I ovcri,(, wjth patchcfl containing who is flrut innto of tho scouts. euost of tho JSelmar Presbyterian sums o{ monoy ng birthday gifts. Rev. F. Alvin Langwith nnd Lewis Men's brotherhood. He will bo ac- Snyder represented tho Reformed companied by Mrs Harold Kdwarda, Cnr lilts House. , Newark, church at a meeting of tho clasaio of soprano, and .Archie .Irving, violin- William Orland, Jr., of Monmouth at Freehold yesterday. st, two artists from Mr. Is'oonan's ivas injured llonday of last week Tho Misses Soffol and their sister, mission. when the automobile he was driving left the road and crashed into the Mrs. Christina Shaffer, have recov- Judgment Against City. side of a houso In Engllahtown. The ered from sovere colds. Judgment for 525,479.15 has been car was wrecked and the house was Fiumo, tho city nnd surrounding Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and granted to Frank Borg-en of Somer- damaged to tho extent oof $150. territory with which tho name and their daughters, Lina, Jane nnd et county by tho New Jersey su-, activities of the poet d'Annunzioaro Harriet, of Elizabeth wero recent jroma court to compel tho city of I Tried to End life. associated, is'the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Alvln FOR (Vsbury Park to pay this amount. Charles Bimstein, 48, of Freehold, reason for tho Langwith. Mr. Bergen holds Asbury Park rev- was found unconscious from ga3 in newest issue of nue notes issued In June, 1933, and : his bedroom Tuesday night of last Italian stamps. A bonafldo newspaper circulation rhich matured in December of that j week. A physician was summoned, Tho occasion Is —the kind Tho Register lins—13 tho ,ear- | who soon revived him. It waa evi- tho tenth annl- only kind that counts with tho ad- dent that he had made an attempt vorsary of Fl- vertiser. No premiums or other in- Tret Job in Ixrog Time. nt suicido. ume's annexation ducements have ever been offered to William VanBrunt, a Freehold ! to Italy. In pre- socuro circulation.—Advertisement. We offer VIGORO, BONE MEAL, SHEEP minter, has tho contract tor paint-. Freehold Couple Married, war days it was ng the interior of a house on tho j Announcement has been made of a port of tho MANURE and LIME. Charles Oakley ostate at West Free- the marriage of Miss Virginia Prcst, Austro-Hungarlan old. Thia i3 the first job MMr . VanV - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florenz empire, then was runt has had since tho injuries I'rest of Freehold, to Kenenth Erwin claimed by both •inch he suffered due to an auto- of that pplace . Tho wedding took _^_s Italy and Yugo- Special VEGETABLE and POTATO FER- Mh lobile accident nine months ago. i place at Doylestown, Pa., on March slavia, but In 1919 was seized by TILIZERS, NITRATE of SODA, ACID PHOS- I U5. d'Annunzio and his legionnaires. leath of Neptuno Woman. j Yugoslavia finally recognized Italy's Mrs. Clara L. Qulnney of Neptune Bettor Lights. claim in 1924. PHATE and COLLOIDAL PHOSPHATE. ed suddenly Thursday from a heart I Arrangements have been made ttaclt. Sho wan 66 yearn old and [[wit h the Jersey Central Power and Tho decennial iaouo In commemo- survived by threh e sons. MrsM . I Light company wherebby thh e lightinlihti g ration of that occasion contains six Also OUR SEVERAL LAWN GRASS luinney was a well known musician system at Englishtown will be im- regular postage, seven air mails and .nd "Was said to have been the first proved. A larger transformer has two air express stamps. The basic SEED MIXTURES, for different conditions, will woman to drive an automobile in been installed to bring this about. design ia a Roman arch with vari- produce fine results. Monmouth county. Held for Bootlegging. ous symbols and scenes as the' cen- Verdict Against Bailroads. Israel Stciman, 44, of Long Branch, terpieces. The airmails go from 25 for your has been held under 5500 bail on centcalmi to 3 lire, tho postage from >arMrsk . haAntoinetts been awardee Sarappd oa ojudgmenf Asburyt • charges of the illegal sale of liquor. 10 centesiml to 2.75 lire, while tho Prompt Delivery. Reasonable Prices. f $6,8-10 against tho Pennsylvania, | His arrest was the second upon aim- air expresses are 2.25 and 4.50 lire. ilar charges to be made at Long All but one of tho higher value Central and New York and Long stamps bear an additional charge. Branch railroads for the death of Branch within three weeks. ' OLD GOLD her husband, who waa killed at a New Manager. P in j Latest From France. grade crossing at Asbury Park in j Lco j Warwick, receiver for the ; : une, 1934. An inventor of Prance, Joseph Ma- ••• .-: (:;... •- •:. at - i OarHeld-Grant hotel at Long Branch, rie Jacquard, known as tho maker Against Distillery. I has appointed George H. Woolley of looms because in tho early nine- Residents of Evergreen avenue, ! as manager. Mr. Woolley succeeds ! teenth century at RED BANK. N. J. Neptune City, haa filed a petition Arthur T. VanBrunt, manager for Lyons he invent- The Art Kraft Shoppe against the granting of a distillery the past seven years. ed a silk loom TEL. 552. license to tho Barker Distilling com- Held Under Arson Charge. that surprised pany. Tho petition states that deeds Leo J. Kaminsky, 4-i, a Long skeptics, is being Mr. Robert Perry, Jr., will be at our shop each day from or property on this street reserve Branch shoe merchant, has been honored on a new 10 A, M. to 4:30 P. M. to test, weigh and Pay You Cash — | held unrlpf buil of -7,500 on a charge stamp of Franco, j for your discarded jewelry, obsolete* watches, Rold eye- of arson. Tile complaint is that Mr. This year marks : glass frames, dental gold, etc. Kaminsky set lire to his house on the one-hundredth | Rockwell avenue. anniversary o f ; U. S. Government License 2875 ! Sale of a Farm. his'death,' | | Tunis Denlse of Freehold has sold The stamp is a -10-centlme blue ' his farm on the Freehold-Manalapan and bears a likeness of the Inventor. Gold is -worth $35.00 per fine ounce—the highest price J road to Louis Armour of Freehold. ever. You'll be surprised at the cash he will offer you i Mr. Denise will move to another Army night Covers. for a few useless trinkets Gather them up today and \ farm he owns on the Colt's Neck Although there was no nfncinl in- bring them in. load. tention to designato by any particu- lar marking letters carried on the Dies of Heart Attack. first day that tho army, flew the George Rowland of Long Branch mail last February, apparently this - . Explanation j died Thursday afternoon from a plan was not followed out altogeth- ! heart attack. He was stricken as he The Art Kraft Shoppe is sponsoring Mr. Perry's work in er, at least on tho Paciflo coast. converting a lot of IDLE GOLD into circulating dollars. arose from the dinner table. "Mr. New York "cover" collectors have j Howlnnd was 72 years of ago and noted at least one envelope which He comes to us highly recommended. We make no leaves a widow and five children. bears a circular stamping reading: charge to you nor do'we accept commissions from Mr. j Water Main Bursts. "First flight army plane, Los Ange- Perry. He is therefore able to pay you HIGHEST CASH Considerable damage was done to les to Salt Lake City, February 19, PRICES for your OLD GOLD. j the Pcrrine and Belmont buildings 1034." at Freehold last Saturday week However, another airmail envelope WARNING—Do Not Sail your Old Gold to Stranger* YOUR [when a. water main burst and flood- with a postmark the-same day from Who Canvass from Door to Door. ed tho places. The water had to be the same city does not have a "first pumped from tho basement. (light'1 notation. RUGS •Skater Breaks Wrist. Tho 1'hocnixcs. Philip Maggacco, fourteen years From Japan has como an explana- old, of Long Branch, fell while roller tion of the two soaring birds, phoe- ;i!:r:tin£ Tuesday of last week and nixes, which are depicted oh the now b.;;k~ h'ui left \vrl3t and wan taken 3 and 10-fcn stamps of the corona- 73 BROAD STREET, RED to : -.= .Monmouth memorial hospital tion issue of Manchukuo. Tradition l'< . :rcutment. says that tho appearance of the See Our Old Gold Window Display II-.-.-. cs ill Training. birds—feng huang in Chinese.and ho J:;.:.-.j>h Carr or Freehold has sent wo in Japanese—"always - precedes tv.;> uT hi:; trotting horses, Pluto Bar- the advent of an illustrious sover- ient ruul Calumet Eanus, to Harry eign." For that reason the phoenix Ooodhart at Reading, Pa., to be pre- is pictured on these stamps, as has pared for tho coming racing- season. been dono on tho enthronement Postmaster Dead. stamps of Japan. How it brightens up the whole room to Joseph H. McLnughlin, postmaster On tho Manchukuo stamps, the O 4 118 of Bradley Beach since 1921, died pair of stalks under tho birds is >\ . Oh! That's have clean, soft carpets under foot, their Thursday night of complications, symbolic of the agricultural products following a two-year illness. He la grown by tho farmers of tho new only a 30-minutc drive . *. Thco pattern clear and colorful! Not even the survived by two sons and a widow. empire, who comprise moro than 80 1 per cent of tho population. costliest Chinese rug is beautiful when ob- Dies at 81. and Mary are delighted too." vV We (ire equipped to handle Mrs. Hannah Howes, 84, died scured by a film of dirt; whereas inexpen- Tuesday of last week at tho homo of Stamp Colors. all varieties of ruga and vm • her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Chamber- Because of the Increasing multi- jirt-i, Chinese, I'crxian nr !)<<- sive Domestic floor-coverings add cheer plicity of the colors and ohadc3 used lain, of Helmar. Besides her daugh- on the ever-growing number of post- incutie, hirijc or small. Tin: and loveliness to their surroundings when ter, she is survived by two Eons. ^ ago stamps, compilers of tho stand- UKI; of our spceinl'ncd er/n i/>- the patterns and colors, fresh and clean, Gold Slar Mother Dead. ard catalog are attempting to form- mcnl enables us to fiiec i/tm Mrs. Addio Kelllngton of Freehold ulate a basic color chart Tho Idea v. glow brightly. died Sunday of last week at tho age la to select tho colors from stamps quick service, mvnn'iufi hare of (!8 years. Sho leaves flvo daugh- already printed, of which thoro are [loors'for a minimum Irnr/lh ters and three sons. Another son wan shades almost without end, and use Periodic cleaning preserves the life of the killed In tho World war. them as tho foundation to determine of time. In what color classification a stamp rugs, too. Yet even our famous Falco pro- ltoller Slmtlng Concession. of tho futuro lo to fall. Victor J. Brown of Newark has t'.*.^ cess, an exclusive shampooing method that been awarded tho concession for the cleanses your rugs down to the very base roller fiknting privilege in tho Asbury KIDNAPPING CHAItGE. Park casino. This attraction will be '•s-fr of the pile, comes well within your budget's offered daily until June 15. Matawan Mnn Hold for Kidnapping limits. Held for Murder. His Own Cousin. Spencer Hanley, nn Asbury Park Stats troopers and Matawan po- . •' "fc"'. colored man, haa been held without llco Thursday obtained a warrant ball on a charge.' of murder growing for tho nrrcnt of John Coateilo, 44, out of tho killing of John Gay, also of Cllffwood, Mntawan township, on colored, in a dance hall at Asbury n charge of kidnapping hla fourteon- Pa rk on March 10. yenr-old flr.it cousin, Veronica Or- KiiguRement Announced. lando. Announcement has been mado of Tho warrant waa Issued on the the engagement, of Mino Anna Kolar- complaint of tho girl's father, Tony iti-ch and Howard Mcgill, both of Orlando, also of Cllffwood, who told Farmingdale. No date has been act pollco tho pair disappeared together for tho wedding. tout Wednesday morning. Call lied Bank 2600 or ToIS-Free Phone iX4500 School Board Organized. Pollco traced Costollo nnd the girl Jumeri VV. Heyor haa been elected na far as the. homo of Coatello'o uls- president of tho Went T^ong Branch ter In Pleasant Plains, Staten Is- ljuurd of education. A. R. Chlnery land. Thoy camo thoro last Wednes- IM vice president nnd Frank Anton- day morning, tha filntor told pollco, Ides, secretary. nnd she ndvlsed Coatello to return tho girl to hor homo Immediately. Freehold Storo Sold, Hho fmld shogavo them $3 and they . Abraham ^lotkln of Freehold hay not out together, apparently In tho purchased tho D, K. Mahoney fitoro direction of tho Outer Bridge crosn- nnd pioiierty on South titrcct at that lng to Perth Amboy. place. Thn new owner will romouel 50fiO0 Futilities the building. Tho Red Bank Register travels over every street tn town nnd every 176 West Front St. Red Bank, N. I. Death of Oilhl. umd In the.county. Lot it carry your Howard T. Mason, .-ic.'-

lApplega'.e, William PinLard, Morris company of Red B&nk arrived. They where they h»d been carrying on ed- Years Ago in and Pach, Mortimer V. Pach, Charles I* •were bought through Jamea Grover ucational work for a Baptist Mission- Davis, Irving Finch, Jam«> Wlee, and were of tho new regulation style, ary society. John Gaul, John Bheuhan, William J. with high necks, sack coat and nickel A double celebration took placo at Superior Nursery Stock Around Red Bank Dolg and William Kelly. It took forty buttons. Charles Dupler'o Mecca Inn in ob- Notice To We built cellars for storing Fruit Trees end Plants. Thti year proves IU...M > r< ii J r in n minutes • to make tho trip between John Forren of Highlands, who servance cf tho fifteenth wedding an- tim wUdoiu of doing BO. They prevented wlntsr lajury Had killing. Incidents Culled From The Reg- Keyport and Red Bank. "was employed at Sandy Hook, was niversary of Jlr. and Mrs. Duplor and Besides being free from winter Injury our stock la Superior hsc&tH© our uter or tha Second Week In Joespli Salz colebrated the flret caught in a derrick chain while at tho elKtloth birthday of Mr. Duplcr. APPLE TREES are budded on French Crab en ground cave? esed far &&• April Twenty, Thirty birthday of. his dry goodo otoro at Bed work at tho military reservation and A bli? crowd thronged the opening plea. They nra dug very deep. Bank by holding a big anniversary died tho following day from his in-of J. Krldel's new store at tho corner "FAR I'tACil TWEES am buddtid on Natural T«nn. EestJHnga oa ground aflt w&$ of Broad and Front streets. Vanity for peach on for many year*. Forty Years Ago. tale and featured It by a novel ad- juries. , ' CIIEURY TREES Etc on Muzcard itoclt. Most era on Hsbe!&b cn:i e?9 BO Florty Vears Ago. verlisernent in The Register. The ad-1 Tho steamboat William V. Wilson cases were given to women and Hood. verttsement waa printed* entirel' "y I'n of Port Monmouth was put on the pockotbooks to men aa souventrs. i'EAIl TREES tiio on Uasurlonsla etoek, the £3',:;t bllc'IU r^Sstsnt ttoel. A requiem high mass was John W. Elgrlm started a news- known. red. It waa the first of Its kind ever Keyport route. The boat proved too HED KASPHEHRIES am mireary grown End dleeer dug. CQ*tl&e3 dtaes* brated ln St. James church In mem. prlntod in a Bed Bank newspaper. slow for passenger service, and ahepaper route from Little Sliver through free. Ho whiter Injury and lots of roots, ory of tho lato Bishop Michael J. Shrewsbury and' Eatontown and ar- > The nature of the advertisement ne- was withdrawn after making two BLACK RASf BE&lC[£3<~lUglst&red dUeaae-frea atoek from Oblc Gmall LVuIi O'Farrell. Tho altar was draped in ranged for early arrivals of after- Improvement Aneoclatlon. cessitated running the page through trips. NORWAY MAPLES—Young, thrifty, well rooted end well &W£i\t>p®4 tops. irid St. Jamea Cathollo club Tho Junior American Mechanics noon papers at hlg stand. Tho beat you ever aim. lodge of Oakhurst canceled their Albert L. Ivina, who had been as- Alao ihouBumU of all Undo ol trees and plants comstlnltiff a c6fttpl«t« sessor ot Red Bank for eighteen lino of Kruita jimi Ornamentnla. mortgage on their two-story building and had a mortgage burning celebra- years, tendered his resignation due JOS. H. BLACK, SON & CO. tion. The mortgage waa Tor $1,700. to having been appointed a member Edwin Beekman, farmer and phil- of the county tax board. HIGHTSTOWN, N. ZSE3rSi One of. the Interesting deeds record- In charge of the dance consisted of John L. Sweeney was appointed 8 for tho sum of 50D5. d In the county clerk's office at Free/ - P«rcy Bennett, William Allen, Bon-borough counsel of Atlantic High- William H. Bruce waa appointed "?*rT J""1" Hmdrtotaon. Charles Croso, lands to fill tho vacancy cauaed by Janitor of the Rumson school to suc- ceed George Stevens. Mr. Bruce was ^ iLtela Ellenburs, Marffare K t Minton, the appointment of John E. Foster olio church at Trenton. ^Bishop ,i Met a Hendrlcl!^; and Janet Scottt. as Judge of Monmouth county. the only applicant and he was to re- O'EYirrell died a lew daya aftor tho Basketball teams representing Bed Domlnlck A. Mazza, Brood street ceive $480 per year. deed had boon drawn. Tho transfer Bank and Rumson played at Little shoemaker, bought tlis Harry Mor- Michael Henry Mullarvey of Bridge wao for property situated near pea Silver. The Rod Bank team won byford property on Beech street, west avenue died in the Long; Branch hj i Bright and tha consideration was $1.a ocoro of S3 to 10. On tha winning of tho railroad, Tho paid w«3 mai"? pitnl following injuries received while Th.9 property consisted of thirty team were Kenneth and Hal Parker, by Theodore F. White. at work on the new railroad bridge acres and was formerly part of the The VanZant property at the cor-at Red Bank. Treadwell estate. Qeorjfo White, Fred Morris and Fer- ren Blalsdell. On tho Rumson team ner of Went Front and Washington Tunis H. Line and Allen Patterson i The registry boards of Red Banlt wero Fred Moore, Clark and Joe Streets was sold by Allaire & Son toformed a partnership under tho name began the work of enumerating the Weybrecht and Mro. Elizabeth D. H. Marshall for of Lane & Patterson. They started voters preparatory to tho annual bor- j Z 'if'S^Ar*' 4R her own occupancy. a hardware business at the High- -•* election to bo held la May. The, J°^o annuVr'eport of the Red Bank Work was begun on a new green- Highland. ' wan divided Into two districts, t commissioners wao the best in house to be built on the Henry Win- Captain David A. Walling, owner 247 Bridge Avenue, =»- itroot as practically the - ter place at Llncroft. Tho building of the elder mill and distillery at Tin- of th 0 hlB(o of tho Red Bank water >".. It waa expected thatiw kB NearIy $10O0O had been ^00. was to bo 100 feet long and twenty ton Falls, died in his 82d year of :'?Uii S^I'ta lor wate/during the past year. feet ln width. complications, RED BANK, N. J 1,200, and of five *,«w, uu at ino runs vi uvo jjujuuno ;T h repflntn Mid Misses Chrlsslo Bogle and Mattie Harry C. Miller was elected treas- iJ W.2S114 Slve *" Wulatlon!dudlnTin inufInterese t on the water Fenton returned to tho state normal urer of the Fair Haven Volunteer at about 0,000. bonds. Thirty additional premises | school after having spent their 13as- flre company to succeed John R. Modern Farmers Know the Rjfany Advaa- Tho three-masted schooner Maggie ]ha d b supplied with water during! ter vocations at their homes at Rum- Scott. Uagea struck a bar off Highland tho year, making a total of 842 in- • son. Edward W. Johnson, Jr., ot Shrews- tagea of These Tires. Beach and her entire crew was lost. dividual customers. H. G. Corney took over tho store bury celebrated his tenth birthday Shortly after tho boat hit tho bar her Charlog Miller of Pearl street en-'occupied by J. T. Lovett and con-with a house party. DO YOU? mast fell and oho appeared to break tortalncd the members of Senatorial' tlnued tho flower buolnoss with the ln two. There was a terrific sea and lodge of Red Bank. Among tho '• assistance of hla con, Harmon Cor- Road Leased to Fort. Call Us For Free Demonstration. at Sea Bright monster waves were speakera -were Edward Carroll, M. E.•! noy' . culling away bulkheads. Ocean ave- Tho Oceanport council has passed Rock, Augustus PerjfUBon and Reu- Rlvorvlew council, Junior Annorl- a resolution to lease Leonard avenue, nue at Long Branch was practically ben J. Howard. The affair was ar-can Mechanics celebrated Its fifth wiped out. from Oceanport avenue to tho New ranged by Mies Nelllo Rollly, Mlsa anniversary In Oskaleta, hall at York and Long Branch railroad, for Miss Mary Phelffer and Amos B. Lottie Johnson and Miss Mary E. Oceanport. a period of 100 years. Tho road de- Kmmons, both of Red Bank, were Miller. Martin Connor of Matawan met partment will havo. the road, which married at the home of tho groom's Robert Macdonald was manager of his death when ho fell irom a rail- s about one half mile long, paved. parents at Bordcntown. Mr. Emmons tho Alerto baseball team of Red road trestle. Oceanport will receive an annual was employed in J. Culllngton & Son's Bank and he arranged a schedule of consideration of $1 for tho lease. 151-153 West Front Street cigar making establishment. The games for the entire season. There Twenty years Ago. bride was a slater of Mrs. Henry was much rivalry between the Alerts Commes of Red Bank. A new dancing club was organized The road to better and bigger busi- TEL. RED BANK I2S6-1297. and the Atlantic HlghUndo team and 'a j R^ Bank by Miss Estelle Grena- ness leadi through Tho Register's ad- Genung & Company waa awarded tho schedule brought these two teams wait and Miss Thelma Perrino. Mrs. vertiBing columns.—Advertisement. the contract for putting down side- together frequently during the eoa- p, B. Grenawalt was chaperon for walk, on Maple avenue. Other bid- BOn. " " I tho young people. Dancing was ders were C. V. Thompson, Thomas; Tha pupils ot tho Shrewsbury pub- learned to the tunes of vlctrola music. Manson_& Son, Henry Field and Cot-, Ho .chool with^perfect attendance Those In the club were Gladys Stew-

and Eatelle Grena- Dorothy Holmes, Ho Nancock, Mary Casoy, May Mc- Vivian Otteraon, Cue, Harold MoCormick, John Casey' Elizabeth Davis, Reggio Murray, house at Sea Vereka Farqubar, Walter VanDorn, three-quarters ot a David Lamar summer prop- Bonnie Atwatcr, Clark Worthley, Ed- tliews established housa moving arty on the Rumson road was sold dj8 Davis Egbert Swackhamer, Ralph record at that tlmo when he moved at sheriff's sale for $15,001. Tho bid-Llg|jt, Charles Weeks, Charles Lewis, tho building 2,021 feet in one day. ding was started at $15,000 and Mrs.Jr., and William C. Lawrence. BIG STATEWIDE SALE MIBSCS Florence and Hazel Water- Lamar made the extra $1 bid. There A mock trial called "Tho Greach "M-y kustand takes a liot tatk for me stimulating man entertained a large party of was a piortflirneo of $54,000 held Church Bell Case" was cnntiue-tRd hv young peoplo at their home on Front against the property by William E. the Atlantlo Highlands Presbyterian effect, stimulating and restful. It seats Ills nerves." street at a social gathering. A novel Strong. Christian Endeavor society. The prin- feature was a potato race, In which | Mrs. Albert Pope of Branch avenue cipal parts in the trial wore taken by © Cecil Conover won the boy's prize and had a can of peaches which she bad j Jacob Cruser, Dr. D. W. Fallon, Ed- Madle Lovett the girl's prize. put up during tho summer when her I gar H. Cook, Thomas Belcher, George "Yes, I know, tut not for cleanliness?" Exceptionally large hauls of men- youngest daughter, Miss Lottie Pope, j samo, John Gerry and R. E. Ferrin. haden were being taken by the Rar-was born. Miss Pope was celebrat- j Members of the jury were Frank Acfc -E GROCERS O itan bay flshormen. A largo number ng her twentieth birthday and the ] er60n> Dr. Charles A. Reed, Raymond of shad were alao being taken In the can was opened as a treat at the Gorry, Howard Samo, J. K. Olmatoarl, VOLUNTARY CHAIN "Secondarily yea, but not often for tkat. If you lift. Large lmula wero takea by Van- party. C. H. White, J. G. Brooks, Franklin Noto and Henry, George O. Howard Tho Guild of tho Golden Rule of Patterson, J. S. Flitcroft, Jr., Robert have an automatic gas water heater In the house, and Leo and Nobles, Trinity church held a progressive Cook, Edgar H. Cook, Sr., and Eric The Mothodl3t Epworth league so- euchre party at the residence of Mrs. Jersen. ciety gavo an entertainment In tho it's easy for the faintly to get tne batk habit, die Leon do la Reussllle on Broad street. Patrick Carton of Everett, a Civil lecture room of tho church. Those Prizes wero won by Miss Lizzie war veteran, who carried tho mail taking part wera Sadlo and Emma children, too. It pays, you know." Probasco, Mlsa Bertha Krldel. Miss between Everett and Bradevelt, met Sickles, Susie Asay, Sarah Vcnablo, IC Cecil Weaver and Samuel Culling- with a peculiar accident and narrow- Nellie Wilbur, Charlie Champlln and )n. ly escaped serious injury. While on 0 Alex Haviland. Mre. John Braun of Worthley street his way to Everett the wagon slid Sea Bright took the honors for be-gave a handsome prayer book and off the side of the road and the "Why, I should think it did pay. It coltl only ing tho best law abiding section of hymnal to Trinity church of Red horse, wagon and driver foil a dla- Monmouth county. During tho pant Bank ln memory of her daughter, tanco of eight feet into a gully. Ex- 3 cents. You could omoke tkat up iraile you -were 'ear the police court fines had who had been a member of the cept for a few minor scratches the amounted to less than $15 and only church and a member of tho choir. aged mall carrier was none ttio worso CHROMIUM BON BON DISH -raiting for the water to get not. two cases wero laid before tho grand for the accident. The books were to be used at tho FREE WITH 2 PACKACES |ury. altar. © • New apparatus for Independent Eugene Magoo of Tlnton Falls de- Tha William H. Werle property at Engine company arrived at Red feated C. Badeau of Red Bank ln a the corner of Front street and Rivor- Bank and was given a thorough test. "Yes, with an automatic gas water heater tke pigeon shooting match at Tlnton slde avenue waa cold to Hairy Camp- It met tho requirements and it was for $25 a Bide. Robert Clayton bell, cashier of tno First National officially accepted at a special meet- water's always kot. I'm going to tel*pkone to tare waa refereo and Tommy Johnson and bank, for $1,500. At one tlma the ing of tho mayor and council. The Henry Carroll were judges. proporty waa considered a valuable machine was a Robinson Jumbo of one installed. Tke down payment h only %4t, and Miss Rebecca Morris and Georgo business sits and was held at $10,000. tho .latest type and cost $8,350. Hanco Whito of Atlantlo Highlands woro married at tho homo of the The annual election of officers of Tho Fair Haven Jolly club was en- that's not muck." tertained at the home ot Miss Fran- brldo'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer the First Mothodlst Sunday-school ey's Te S. Morris, by Eev. William V. WilMissionar- y society of Red Bank re- cos Truex of Red Bank. Her guests •on of Port Monmouth. sulted In Miss Floronco Wilguea be- wore Mr. and Mrs. George R. Truex, ing made president, Mro. George A. Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Hance, Mr. Eev. B. C. Lljpincott, William Col- Longotreot secretary and Mlsa Hattie and Mrs. William Curchln, Jr., Miss Una and Henry Horn took tho second Parker treasurer. Hester Patterson, Bayard Doughty THE. HOUSEHOLD targe d»gree ln Odd Fellowship In Cable and Lynwood Minton. ' CLEANER Jpkgt. lodge at Belford. Dr. O. W. Bud- William A. Morris, (son of Augustus • ir e Morris of Tlnton Falls, celebratad his Tho Barnegat Gravel company was yes, a long, Charles Smith and Antonlua incorporated, with Frank C. Byram Gibson were elected trustees. twelfth birthday at an afternoon par- ty. A birthday cako containing a of Red Bonk, John T. Lovott of Little ips® flakes OROUNUI.ES Zrwln Bennett was declared the ring waa out end tho ring happened Sliver and Georgo Beclier of Ware- hot Both champion candy eater at Belford. At to bs In. the piece of cake taken by town aB members ot tho firm. Tho Johnson's store he ato nvo largo Ward Vanderveer. company owned land between Barno- ibcn oandy bars In 55 seconds and then Floyd Smith, of Fair Haven enter- gat and Warctown containing about asked for more. H. LIsk wag tho 1,000,000 loads of gravel. for 3 cents timer. tained a group of young friends at a pit party. Hlo guests woro Addle Miss Catherine Holmes, daughter Harry Phillips, a pupil at Professor Fielder, Florence and Carrie Smith, of Georgo Holmoa of South Btreet, Star's private school on West Front Llbble Minton, Peter Mulvihlll, Jos- entertained at cards ln celebration of atreet, was shot in tho leg while he eph and Charles Minton and Ralph her birthday. Tho prlzo winners WMtTTNAPHTHA i ben , was fooling with a plBtol. The bullet Mulford. wero Helen Jarvis, Dorothy Reckless, was extracted by Dr. Edwin Field. Tho annual report of Theodora F. Mildred Roosevelt, Elizabeth DavlE Webster Swan of Navosink. bought White, tho town treasurer of Rod Helen Enright, William Plntard and leader Coffe© . . Flagstaff Apricots « forty acroa of tho Bowno cstato at Bank, showed that thero waa a cash Edwin Davis. Chapel Hill and rented portions of It lb.pkg.25' flagstaff Crapaflrait. to John Garney, Sidney Maxon and balance of $8,487.23. During tho past Edward A. Morrla was planning tho Green.Circle Coffee Joseph Lewis. year 23 hotel llcensoa wero Issued, erection of forty new bath hou.ses nt with llcenno feaa amounting to over hla pavilion on tho bay front at Plagstaff Corn SBAN. There waa a U. S.C. Coffe© TH™ »>•«»31« war agalnat Illegal $3,600. ' Koansburff. Matthews Brothers of liquor soiling nt tho Highlands and Paul Vandorvocr Sandt, tho six- Rod Bank were constructing an ad- laker's Cocoa .• .-. wib.«n10< 2 in 1 Shoe Paste Judge Conovor Issued an ordor to year-old eon of George M. Bandt of ditional 200 feet of bulkheadlng nlong mako a thorough. Investigation of the Broad street, entertained elghtoon tho bay chore- ncur this property. situation. Fairy S&np ,. . . young frlonda at an Eastor party. Re- Fredorlclt C. VanVliut, Jr., of Joseph VnnCllef Morris, son of Mr. fl-eohmonta woro served and ench Shrewsbury waa maniotl to Mls;i Ma- Shredded Wheat . pUQ. (J &< Gold Bust Cleanser and Mia. lWinan Morrla of Rod guest received a buriny as. a souvenir. tilda Allaire Crowell at tho homo of Banlt, dlod at Savannah, Georgia. Ho A trump entered the home of Wil- tho brlde'o Bister, Mrs. Minnie Sud- SUNSHINE ib.pkfl.29c Wiibsrt's WOK • 39} waa in the South for tho benefit of erley of Newark. Following the cor- Surprise Ass't IIIB health. liam H. Sherman, Jr., of Potcra placo shortly beforo dinner tlmo and re-emony the couplo loft for a trip to Unit Starch Frederick Bockman of Scotioyvlllo moved from the table a sot of ster- tho Went Indies. Cold Dust 3ESSJ.10. had a flock of B5 hona that wero rec- ling silverware while Mrs. Bherman Charles K. Straus \v;ni nui'to a new THIS Penfleld Automatic Gas Water Heater ord bi'cnltora nn egg layers. For a wag upstairs dressing for dinner. member of tho board ot directors of 19 porlod of three months tho flock Jnld CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS No. 30, wa can offer you with confidence. W© 2,005 eggs. . Captain Lewla Worthley celebrated tho Red.Dank' Building & lxwin i«- hla 82d birthday. Among tho callers Boclatlon to succeed Robert R. Mount have been installing it for over a year through- John Ncderllno of Marlboro got hlii during the day was Mr. Worthley's who had been on tho bonnl many FLAGSTAFF FRUIT COCKTAIL hand caught in a potato planter and brother, Captain John Abbott Worth, years and who declined re-election. out our stale-wide territory with the utmost sat- the nnltfl wero torn from, both of his loy of Red Bank, who had just passed ib. thumbB. Charles Tindall, W. W. Conover COCOMALT hln eightieth birthday. and Garret Liuyster wera re-elected ' f'l^Ali isfaction to customers. Wo guarantee th@ bills L011I.1 H. Mount was elected fore- man of thfi Navealnk Hook & Ladder Tho Cosmos club had a ladles' night elders of the Middletowu vlllago Re- SILVER DUST MAlL 2 R A company of Red Bank. recoptlon at the Baptist church. formed church. J. William Hopping FR EETwa for gas it consumes won't bs ever $4.S0 p»r James Kdvrard Weaver was presi- was elected a deacon to fill tho placo The nnmo o[ Deal j dent, Harry Norman vice president, of tho lato John L. Hendrickson. month. The average bill will) (his hoofer has vlllago was changed to that of Oak- BLUE RIBBON MALT HOP FLAVORED hurst. George W. Bray secretary and Harry Goorgo W. Bendy of Bolford bought been less than half that. It works by thermostat L. Martin treasurer. one of Mra. John P. Thiol's houses PBICtS EFFECTIVE APRIL 15TII THRU 13TII Thirty Years Ago. Mlsa Mnry E. Applegato, daughtor jon Main street at that plnco for hln furnishing automatic hot water at all hours with- Trolley cars had begun running be- of John 0. and Anna Eliza Applegate [own occupancy. Ho moved Into his of Mlddlotown townnlilp, dlod nt tho new home from the Fred Crane hou.'ie ,1,1 tween Keyport and Ued Bank over homo of her slater, Mrs. .7. G. Con-on Railroad avmmc out fire tending. tho Jonioy Central Traction company over of Mntawan, where she had lived Charles D. Winner was elected L. *..— lines. Tho'flrtt car over tho routo for 25 yenrn. president emeritus of Hlo Red Bank contained oftlclnlH of tho company Tho fanners of Middletown vlllago board of education. lie lind been a 'inrrogatn'B Offici Miuch. 1994, on the application of Ken- lianeti of their ecilo^a l,i % and a number of Invited guests. Ar- Monmouth Codnty ni'lh H. WycliolV. nilmlnlttrutnr of tho no-thu fiftiil Rut urrlt i and vicinity wero complaining about member of the board -10 yearn. New-In tlifl matter of tin* calnto nf Mlltol L. tntc cif Milton I.. Mrf'nlKnti, ili>i:«n.ii!it. H"- Doled Fro 1 11, II 3 Her li 4 t li riving nt Red Honk the party wan es- tho aenrcity nt farm help. Fnrm ton Doremurj Micceedfrt Mr. "Warner McColmiii. •i • I 1 lii.rcUy KIV.-II to tho i-ioillliiin "I hi tfllMti •t ti l)i corted to tho Bheridan hotel, where hnnda were belnp pnld from $10 tonn president. Notlrn to i-ra e\liHill lo tiio mul.in-iihci. :m (Ire li \vBiim I' 1 ! 1 it's dinner hurt been prepared for them r BBBlnRt estnte. 'iiiniln'l tiiilm- ii-i aliurfiilil. tlicir dphtii mi'l $2.> a month and board, nccording to Mr., niul Mrs. IMwnnl Clayton, ,l,.,,iilli,|., iiuiilunt til,,' »iil,l ..Into, unilm ASK fOVR OWN PLUMltER OR ASK US rui-ailnnt to tlm nnl.T of ,!o-i-|.li I.. by Fred Fr|rk, thn proprietor. At. the their ability. former residents of Linrroft, re- oath, within nl> month" f 1 mil llm >l»io of hotel thev werj iolned by Daniel H. Honnhny. Silrwealo «l thn COIIIKV of Mim- Tho new uniforms lor Liberty Hoso turned d£tcr two ycata iu China, luouth, nwdo on Lb*. Iwonly-diilh day ui tiio atoiaaaiil onlat, ov they, will 1)0 iy.avei

\ Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934. —1J.-1 NOTICE. | was found necessary to Install an ad-this plant, making it one of the moat yet a date has not been eel. The II. l>. FRBDERIK FKDDJERSKN, To SYLVAN M. BAHNET. > infan* under ditional 5,000 K. \V. turbo generator a efficiently operated steam generating committee in charge consists of Mrs. 1 Certified Public Accountant. N. Y. ih*T HEO of fourteen yeai . rctshliriK ot Cheap Electricity Harold Potter, Mrs. Margaret Mau- iZl MAP1.E AVE-. RED BANK. N J. Uri. !>11 i'ark Avenue, Ni w York. N«w few yeara later to meet tho increased - plants In this section of the country, Expert Repairing demand made by , commercial cus-1 which fact Is proven by our rates for ser and Mrs. Raymond Conhlln. The ' Telephone Keel Dank 342? York, or to his Euardian „. „ OE if mo. or to MA11GARET UAKNKT. hi* And Good Service tomora on the plant. electricity, which are as follows: May meeting will be held nt the' I'AKSONS & DOIMOMUS. lmunul Bunrdiaii. or to tun general home of Mra. Harold Potter of Hud- cuanlian, if finy:— In 1923 the control and jurisdiction KATES FOR LIGHT, HEAT and POWER. WATCHES, CLOCKS COUNSELLORS AT t.AW of the publicly owned utility systems ' Vlret CO k. w. h. per month eon avenue, Red Bank. l'hilfiilil UiiilJIoE. Red Bank TAK1-; NOTICE thnt in a cerUln eauso The Wonderful Record Made by 3.5c per ]{. w. h, now piuniine in Chancery of New Jersey in Jamestown passed from the uv.-Nex' t CO k. vr. Ii. por. month Frank Uoodo has moved from his and JEWELRY John S. Q'llim. rhtudoiw o. ParnooB. entitled "IN THE MATTER Of Till-; I'E- 1 TlTiON OF THE NEW YORK TRUST the Publicly Owned Plant at ter and lighting commission to tho i ?>c per k. \v. h, brother'"* s farm on tho lSverctt road Thotnaa 1'- Dororaus board of public utilities. Next 900 k. w. h. i>er month j toEutontown. 4I.STON BEEKMAN, l.'OIIl'ANY. surviving; Executor and Trus- Jamestown, New York— Accuracy, skill and experi- tee of the Estate of MORRIS S. 1SARNET. C k W Mian Helen Lawcs of Newark re- (JOUNSKLI.OH A'l LAW. deceased, for tlio npprovnl .and eontimia- Large Profits at Low Rates. During the year of 1027 a 6,000 K.jNext 10,000 k. w. h. r«r "month .L '. ' '''' ence enable us to do the DiBceo. 10 Bnin.l St.. IIED HANK. N. i. tion of certain Eiilca of rent rjropeHy," nn \V. turbo generator was Installed, l.Sc per k. turned home Saturday after spend- Amended Order Una rnnde, entered and buildings were cnlarfpcd and remod- Next 20,000 k. ' h, per month ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. most delicate repairing. We Tlie following article eonr.erninp; 1.5c per k. w, h.Daniel Herbert. guarantee satisfaction. Our direcii;^0.We!iCL"^mll"Kn M!'1 i'1-y. l!>° municipally owned electric eled, and an ornamental street light- Next 50,000 k. w. h. per month Margaret Barnot am] Kylvan M. Barnel, un plant, nt .Tamest wn, New York, was ing system waa completed iti the cen- 1.1c jier k. w. h. Mr. and Mra. Harold Perry enter- prices will please you. lixreas k. vr. h. per month infant under the nice of fourleen yrare. prepared esprc lly for The Kcgis- tral section of the city. In 1027 tho1 tained Mr. nnd Mra, Charles Hum- to Show CuiiFt! before tho naid Court fit generating capacity of the plant was " .9c per k. \v, hme. l of Railway over tlie week-end. tor: T MINIMUM CHARGE. Chancery Chambera in the" City of Lous; 15,000 K. W. The total number of Miss Irene Doll of Highland*! spent Silverware Repaired U ranch. New Jersey, on April Kith. I y3 1, Tho munidpnl Plortric ll^ht. plnnt. I S.70 nH per mouth for Z V. w., or tit ten o'clock in tho iorenoon, or na POOH cu.itomorn wan 0,010, tho total num- I fruction then-of of s.prvi**o enpneity, n few dnyH last Week visiting Miss and Replated Like New to looli ty>r best at nil ttmeo.. the leafier aa the matter run lie he:ml, was created by tho taxpayers of the ber of kilowatt hours produced dur- j J0.35 net per raonth j>cr k, \v. for oilEvelyn Craft. to fe«l at easo and perfectly why tho prayers of the Snitplemi'nUI 1'c- city, of • Jarrxvlmvn by a Fppelnl tax- ing tho fiscal year of 1927 was 20,-( sfirvii'e capacity in excess of 2 It, w.* wife titlon filed hetpin on March Mh. 1 !'I1), Iiaycrs' elf-cMon. which war. held In j Other rates are available^ to cus- poised. rhould not be granted jind why Midi ntlier 822,830, nnd tho book value of tho Tho Rod" Bank Register travels nnd htr'lier re 1 lei nn may pcem cquitublc 1SH0. nt which timo tho taxpayers plant was $1,766,070.29. i tomcra who uso considerable current sns-siMrucnr* riuthorm;cl the isfamnce of bonds in over every otreet In town and every 10 Monmouth Street, and yiit should not be [minted: During tho year 1928 additional at night, allowing auch customers u road in tho county. Let it carry your 36 Broad St., Red Bank Created by AN') TAKE I'URTHKU NUTK;B Uiat tho amount of S30.UUO.00 for l.lio nui- •| discount from tho amount of tho message to thoao who live on these PHONE SG37. the imrpoRO of thin cnusn i« to utiinin th(i ..striicLion of nuch a pl.-uit. In Febru- boiler capacity waa Installed and ex- I'cL 1S3L approval nnd confirmation of tho pjiiii tensions to tho ornamental lighting charges for current uued, and thoroughfares.--Advertlaemont. Gossard Court o£ two certain conveyances, one ary, 18D1, the,,hoard of public 'works g h g ld ft , la tho answer. made by Tho New York TruwL t.'ompiitiy !wap authorized to contract for corn- system in the concral section of the where load factor rates seem desir- and Sylvan M. Unmet, as cxci'ui Ths pull of the ']ile(p ploctrical nnd steam equipment city were completed. In the fall of 19i!8 ablelhat ,, trat10e schedules are so arrangeg d truateea of the Last Will nnd Ti tho board of "public utilities decided ilht t j consumer can take advant- back • straps of Morrirf. S_. Unmet, deceased, t..o. Kylva for thc proposed electric light plant to advertise for a 12.500 K. \Y- turbo age ojf such rates. tk d flattens the ab- M. Barnet, dated February Mth, 1U31. i\mi 'nnd jn tlio Mine vear they were an- In a report on tho accounting prac- tho other made by Tho Ne rk Trust ihorizcd tivJt-nter into n contract for generator, which was subsequently domen, uplifts Company nnd Sylvnn M. Bar installed. At this time the Niagara, tices of tho municipal electric light the bust, and tors and truutces of the L Will tho construction of the electric lipht plant, tho public service commission Testament of Morris S. Barnet, d ce, plant. building. The electric light Lockport & Ontario .Power company controls t h e to Sylvan M. Barnet. dated Sop t ember of the atate of New York have stat- says you can't plant W:IH constructed primarily for filed a complaint with the public hips. 16th, 1932, both of which imid indt'iituiuH service commission objecting to a ed: Lot our expert nftoct nnd convey lands »ncl prumisca In tliti purpose of operating street lights "Tho efficiency, the wise and fieo- tho BorouRh of Hen!. Monniouth County. in tho city of Janier-town. proposed decrease in electric ratea by fitters show JMow Jersey, described ar> follon.1-: the board of public utilities. This nomical management; and especially reason with a woman ? A permit wa;; granted to N. \V. you what ALL tliOHe certain trnt-ts or parcels o£ rate case was decided in favor of tho jtllG ve.|-y witlsfactory results of this GoUey and Rons in 1892 by the com- Mis-Simplicity land nnd pi'emisoa, hcreinnftor particiiliifly board of public utilities in June, I operation should bo an interesting can do. described, Rttunte, lyintr nnd htir.jr in themon council to u?e the ptreets and al- i and .stimulating example to private When she knows the facts about Borough of Deal, in tho County of Mon-leys to set poles and construct, wires 1929. However, the, Niagara, Lock- mouth nnd State of New Jerfey; port & Ontario Pow'cr compan 'companies. Tho best and perhap* FIRST VRACT: BEING i-jirt of tho lotfor thu purpose of furnishing corn- the onl the COOLERATOR she will ac- $4.50 to $10 known nnd desixnutcd UH Number l:tit ii! pealed from tho decision of the pub-j y effective argumeng t againsg t j ; light the citizens of H i ii l i p municipal ownership would be to sc laid down on n Map of tho South El 1 municipal ownership would be to sc- cept no other kind! Land Company nt South ~ Jamestown. Tho common council Ho service commission anil in an •cur0 opinioi n written by Justice Hill of the j niunagement and cfilcicncy in •h map i3~ tiled in tho o»'ir«* nf* the stilted at the time this permit waa Appellate Division of the Suprome j Pnvatc operation, under regulation j Clerk of Monmouth County a; Freehold, j'rantrd that (he city of Jamestown N. J., and moro particularly Court of the State of Now York in '-intl in Ruch-manncr as will leave lit- j • Tho COOLICICATOK dom moro tlian just follown: ! undoubtedly would enter into tlie Uo or llin b 17 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. [March, 1930, tho case wan remitted I »°t K to e gained by thc provide cold trmpcrnltiro. It retains In BEGINNING nt the corner foinifd by !field of'commercial sale of electri- Ownership and operation of a utility the iTiterpection of tho northerly lino to the public service commlynion for f'city. A taxpayers' election waa held I by the municipality itself." thu fnuds the vital food juices nnd flavorlo, in April, JSM, to vote on a proposi- determination. Before a decision was reached in thc rate case, the of- j T. j. McKce. Avenue: theneo (1) Westerly 1 feel tion to i.isue bonds for the purpoao ! j It provides washed, purified nlr, It re- nlons tho Northerly Una of Brighton A of providing nddiIional street, light- ticiala of the Niagara, Lock port & nuo to the {aonlheftnt corner of Lot Nuni- ing cpiipniont. nnd nlso to erjiiip the Ontario Power company and tlie • quires rp-lclnu licit inmo (linn tlirwi tlniM bor HO on bnki mnp; thenco {2) Norther- board of public utilities started no- j ly i>firtiilel with Almyr Avenue ami ni K ! electric light pl;\nt FO that, the plant Lincroft News. . Ill lwt» weehit. It, imes far losa IC.'F,. the Easterly lino of I,ot Number I i'\ :!Hu icould engage in the business of com- gotlntiona for the purchase of the Newark end Elizabeth feet: thenco (o) Easterly )"U feet !r> thn ! Niagara, company property in the (The Ited Bank Resliter can bo bought Westerly nlda of Almyr Avenue; HuM.ro | mercial lighting and power. This nt Lincroft from George Toop, who h (4) .Southerly alone tho «ai book valuation of 53,580,921.77; a roctod, lsBued out of tho Court of Chan- •ook No. 1004 of Deeda on wiKe 395, COT.* :light plant waa transferred from the bonded indebtedness of $120,000.00 eery of tho Stato of Now Jersey, will bo 'eying tho same tract a hcreinnbove de- fii'mmnn rmmril to nn nlrr-trip lif^tit and n nnt income from pHnt onpOEcd to fisla iit liiibllu v£iidiiti( oik MONDAY, THE 23rd DAY OF APRIL, SUBJECT to restrictions aa jn Book ,-,7 6, commlppion. At thc time thc electric tion of 131,600.50 at thc close of" bus- 1934, pago 161 of Deeds, for Monmouth County, light commiFSion took over the oper- epeated In Deed Hooka 576, rinse 1 ."it), iness on December 31, 1933. The rec- I'ctween tho hoaro of 12:00 o'clock and ation of tlv municipal electric light ords of ' thd municipal electric light V00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) in tho af- 76 pase 302, and 576 pnpe 142. and also jsrnoon of said day, at tho Court House, n tho deed first ubove mentioned. plant Inn plant, had a generating ca- plant indicate that during the years SUBJECT ALSO to Term? of CJnint of its in the Borough of Freehold. County of *rom South Elbcron Lund Company to El-parity of -139 K. W. The total mim-j operation it has accumulated a tfonmouthr New Jerfley, to eatlafy n de- beron Water and Litfht Companv, as re-ber of customers was 151, of which surplus of $2,420,505.90. Tree of aaid court amounting to approxi- corded in Hook 743 of Deeds on paj,-e 447. 8!) were metorcd. The to Li I number The successful accomplishments of mately 55,007.00. AND ALSO ALL thoso certain lots, ALL that lot, tract or parcel of land tracts or parcels of land and pre.nup.cz, of kilowatt hours produced during the city of Jamestown in the Held of and premises, hereinafter particularly de- hereinafter particularly de-erihed, situate. the fiscal year ending June 30, 1900,public utility operation has been duo scribed, eituato, lyinc and being in thelyirtR- nnd beinf in the Boroiich of Heat ., Borough of Red Bank, in tho County of was $1,362,881. The book value of the to the fact that the management of such public utility Eyatema has been Monmouth and Stato of Now Jersey. NUIlJ™U;:l3 "rrlbcdirifo!lo^: fltnl° °' \™*^ l clrlo Hght plant on BEGINNING at the eastwardly corner of e8 reported "as $107,- i entirely divorced from any influence lot now or formerly owned by John S- BEC1NNING at a iioint in the westerly | J"ne 30, tlubbard at the edge of Stout Street: Bide of Almyr Avenuo distant South twen- 051.37. I of partisan politics. The board of ty-onc decrees and twenty-,six minuter, ! Tim growth of the municipal dec-! public utilities is appointed by the thenco (1) running -with tho said Hubbard went two hundred and thirty feet ft«m tbc> lot southwardly direction one hundred and trie light plant from 1906 to 1913 was | mayor. The membership of this forty-BBven feot; thence (2) running enst- outherly side of Phillips Avenue; and wardly fifty feet to the corner of a lot •minine thence (1) north sixty-eiKht iie- very • satisfactory. The plant sue-j board has been composed partly of )J.d KreeR and thirty-four m!mites wont one ceoded in securing a portion of the men possessing large experience In now or formerly owned by William Lippln- hundred feot to a stake: thoneo (?) Kouth TV" tott: thenco (8) runnine northwardly one commercial business; its income tho management of industrial enter- hundred and forty-seven feet parallel with Uventy*one degrecR nnd twenty-six min- utes west twenty-five fci't to a stake: from the operations of the plant was prises and partly of men with engi- tho first lino to Baid Stout Street; thence thence (3) north' iiixty-eight dccire.-i and (4) running with said street westward I y thirty-four minutea west, fifty feot to it sulHcient to satisfy all requirements neering knowledge and experience. fifty feet to tho plnco of BeKinniriR. take; thenro (4) Bouth twenty-one de- for improvements and extensions to They have been selected without any Being Intended an the name Ijind nnd ; romisen conveyed to Amos Bennett by Ki'ee'3 and t\venty-: ix minutes we.-t twenty- thi e plant as well as to redeem bond- reference to alignment or partisan Joseph Gill and wife and others by deed five feet to a Etakp; thenco (%) uoulh f^i::- ed indebtedness an it became due. considerations. Every possible phase ilatad January 12, 1867, and recorded in On January 1, 1913, the generating of the problem of generating and dis- Book 196 of Deeds, pnge 39;.and the title westerly line of Almyr A von no afore-anl: enpneity of tlie plant was 778.5 K. W. tributing electricity in tJie most effi- to «aid premises waa confirmed by two •find thence (f>) nlont; iho westerly side of y p deeds made to snid Anioa Bennett each Almyr Avenue noi th twenty-one (K'Kicr^, The total number of customers was cient way possible has been given a dated December 11, 102ft, nnd reconkd in twenty-pix minutea past, fifty feet to ihe ;<-'-•': •11 were fiat rate con- complete andthorough study, and Monmouth County Clerk's OlVu-c Dcceniboi I'oint or vlrict! of beKinning. sun The total number of kilo- such modern inventions no it has 23, 1925, at 11:30 A. M. and one beinp AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that if made by tho Township of Shrewsbury in no apiiliration fur the appoint ment of a watt hours produced during the fis- been possible for the board to take tho County of Monmouth, recorded In cal year ending December 31, 1913,advantage of have be"en applied in Book 1330, page 3G2, etc., and the other Kvmrdian ad Htem of Sylvan M. Barnet, an infant under the HUP. of fourteen yn:trs. waa 2,000,ISO. The book value of the beinEf made by tho Borough of Red Bank, phall he nmtJe by the t«nid infant or by recorded in Book 1330 of Deeds, IHIKCR anyone on hi? Inluilf within four day".* 360, etc. Aliio known ES NO. 210 Menex- t after the return dale of the naiil During tho year of 191-1 the board | chanic Street, Red Bank, N. J. . Amended Order to Show Cmmc, to wit,of water commissioners and the \ , Selted aa the property of CrnrC O!•"";• I April 10th. Hi34. Petitioner herein will taken in execution at the suit of JoseiV•>» »'!ply Durimant to Rule 195 of the Con,- I board of electric light commissioners Applegata and Charles L. Bennett, execu- Chunccry of New Jersey for the dnt- jwere combined into one, the board tora and Trustees of nnd under tho Last ie n t cl a limi]a . ot : WE'LL Givg you Will and Testament of Elnathun T. Field, S 1 . ' M p' » i«i "tem for tho said of water and lighting commissioners. deceased, and to bo pold by EKPtrr ADVICE HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. iinfi tli<; interest hpicin of tli 1,1 i . ; additional boiler waa installed; all Dated March ir,th, 1034. n ! steam and water piping was re- ABOUT SPRIiSJO Applegate, Stevens, Foster & Reupfllllo, "• AT,prF..Tr cTI.-vrv« IER ? Spliced: onc new 1,000 K. W. turbo (58 1.) t24.Hfi Snllclfora for Vit i'er. i genera tor with switch bonrd and AND SUMMER , Chancery 4/3BP Monmouthcouiit Or >1' c j condensing equipment, was installed, LUBRICATION.' SHERIFF'S SALE. Intho matte.r of "lio cstat'o'o'. .f jS Thino'nncI ali tllG -street Hghting equipment By virtuo of a writ of n. fa. to mo dl- _ Manpon. deceapcl. in the1 generating room was re-ar- ' O n iect«d, insued out of tho Court of Chan- I petition for nalo.of landn t-. pay debts. ranged. Those capital additions were i rory of tho Stato of New Jersey, will be Order t'o" Show Cause. aid for from tho proceeds of a bond i exposed to eale at public venduo, on cstntc of JosephinW. Matisone Hanson, atlmlnlstrato, ilcrcurcilr o. fhiiv->etwesn the hours of 12:00 o'clock and. l»t.-,';o' vJl,°r/ty It nm<.,rr s"t'h°, ih^vl" ?- ° completion of the! ... an EIGHT ... and a BEAUTY liant new streamline style. It is solid, 5:00 o'clock (nt 2:00 o'clock) in tho after- l f.tiltto tO ff IIlth6 Klliidd .Jli M capital l additionndditions too tliteh plnn]lt whict hih l | . . . with everything you want in a quiet, Insulated against sound and noon of «aid day, at tho Court Hmisa in ml. it iiinuffiHont t'J imy •bti I were flnanral by the 1913 bond issue. the Hoiouph of Fieehol-1. County of Mon- iui fjijuut'UnK tlie aiti of tho coit. 10 car—and more. mouth, New J«rney, to pallnfy ii tlecrco of tho board of water nml lighting com- I weather. It has the latest provision »aid court amounting to approximate! v ; it. istliereuiion on thin thirtieth linv of ml;:sionera instituted a campaign for j for safety—comfort—health: Fisher 55,38s.(10. 1'J.M, nnlsrc-il thnt ,,]| i>o,,, l - Pontiac is the only car at anywhere ! Miurl,, K n new bitni Thl mpaign wnr, { AI) tlioae loin, tract! or parcel* of land tCiPfitcl in tho bitiilr-, tennniiHit;., !i(!roiiit;i- near ita price that gives you all tho No Draft Ventilation! >ind prcmicea hereinafter paitlcularly . It is fnrllicr orde il that thh order lie tal number of cti^tonierM was 2,217, Eminent engineers nfime thc Pontlnc enclosed Knee-Action front opringo; r of lot Number Fivp 1 in Thc It Hank It,. You don't wear the same Eight engine is one of the smoothest, lit the utterly nldiililo off l'ulFair HnviTHaveni A»vf.| , | , i™. ™ j I,, ',. i e tif which number five wen- flnf nitn Fisher Bodies; Bendix Perfection Steel cuslcimcrs-. The lotal number of kil- mil. theii.c (1) tnirthcrly nlonK the We:'!- UTC|;, rtt lean onre in nn-li v-,<|.|. kind of clothes in summer quietest eights in the industry . . . rly fid-i of taij 1'air Ilnvt-n A ll.\!il(V TlifAX. owat.t hours produced durinrj (lie 11^. Cable Brakes; Cross-Flow Radiation; inindre.i feet to n htake, thenrr I'D we 84 h.p.... 85 miles per hour. ... And irly nl • th« I.OIIIIIFIEV i-ide of lot Nil eal year of 1017 \va:i 2,ntJ0,liJ}. T|1P as you do in the winter— UTA-inch WheelbaGa; Metercd-Flow nni.nhny bnnl; value of I lie plnnt v;n-. J313- owners report 16 to 18 milea to the l.or 10iv:hi npnn paid map t-.vo hutnlred feot j Sniioi-iilc. Lubrication; Easy Starting, True- to ft ptaiir-. tlionro ('•!) i.oiithcrly nlon;,' thf: 1 7;R and neither can your car gallon of gasoline. Remarkable econ- I'.-i.terly i-I.Io of lots Numbers NlnetV-KIKIH iinl/ Surro Course Steering—and extra weight, and Ninety-Nine, ninety eiKht fe . four] of Thn c*ta I 'in in r; the yrrir." of "1017, |fU« and omy along with extraordinary free- inehea, more or leip, to n iitnl.u thenro 4) I ! pet along on the wime kind extra size and strength in vital parts. rnftterly HIOIIK the northerly plde of Lot I 10K1, ^vln-ii price;; of c.niuniorlit le:; dom from repair costs'. Mnmber Vive upon i.fild nuip tv.'o liundied present v.r-re soariiiK liet-iniFr of tile demand.-, of lubrication. Drive up, feet, to n ulai.c at fliti point or placo of "f tin- Wnrld ^^•a^•, it ir- iutere::iin^ to i.ot-lniiinii. r of Jo- eiih Flster Fisfaer Mo I Mu ivite ili-it (in- miinicipnl electric, plan! ' and let us explain—FREM. EXCEPT1NO •MIKRKI.-UOM: All that. I jcniitinued to serve it'; cipitomern orltiln lot, tl:u-t. or imrrcl of land nn.l I Mar,-h. 1'1,'M, nn tho application or'liv IT IS aSIJTILYOU TRY IT! ircmlncti, llftr-inarter pnrtit'uliirly tic- II Cornell -Oh- exemlor of the oh,', 1 willi'Hit incrrasillK then* tatel foi

ihed, elhiat,., ]yinn n,,d |,,.|,IK in Hit-I John M. iVn'neil, d.-.-ea-ed. n.li.-e Ii. |,,., jeli-elricily over those of tlie pic-v,,i| Modern In style— of Fair IIIIVO.II, In tlio C Itiven ICI ik.e il ' outstanding In value Come in... see the new PontLic Eif|ht? Yloiinionth nnd State of Now Jeri-oy. f\kibit lc, 111 'lunvn nnd di^ii'nnted in Lot No. ti upnu nfoie.ald. I .iintiai.v, iniit), tiio I- id nf \M —ia the new Pontiac ... ride in it! "We have a new kind • null fliCltled "Map of llmiixuli Lake 1'nrl." ,i,,.' the :iiii itlld lii;htini( rnninll nncn ( I I of the t H^ J I'ooiiei-. f. !•:.. April 21. liuii.. -il of quality sta&dords by ths •world's new Pontiac Eight Ira at your disposal. their action^' I lieu-fur ni:;iin,.| . T ,|.||i]{ ..Inwn (n rxtrnd tlio , , , ,h| ,,f HKlilNNINC nt n i.ta|:e i.landlni: In the ,-uh". jil.er. MM- nt\' in Iho amnunl ,if tj .0 (lOiH)li "ioi Iheat.tcjly miner of Lot No. ;, at tho Hated Km-hold. M. ,1 , M,,i-,.|, westerly r-lde of 1-alr Haven Aveno.-; IHWKI II. "I f.»! t ho iunpo::e nf ninlmiK < \U iv inn* Itlantratotf. tht> .hiinr,: (11 iiortiieily nlonu tho ueuterly !;7fi Pinl. Avenue. NI-IV V I" Hi" huihlmj.'H of tho mmiiupil Hat prin* «£ Panti&a, i.ln of lair Ilnvrti Avenue, lifty fed to a M-lrii- huh! lit and to providr tSOS.With bamfmra, p i..le; thenrr. r.'.) v.'ehterly nlonK the. Norici: OF ML'I'ILKMKN: T OF pl Gas — Oil I COUN lililliin.il rl •al lionrralitif; en mot&l ttr& cnvar. tiro took .nl In i Iv ride of I^it Hn. 7 upon tnid m;i|i. Kftnlo of Kiirl ri"l il.llli-. .I,-, e *prln§ cor^ra, tffea thi prJaa ia .. huii.lied f Notieo 11 herehy |:i\en ihnt tl, .n| ii-'i',;;., :ilnl - r.lirh uxillnry nrpiipmcnl ,1-. nlur.ii the tin- ennteily i.idc ,,f of the i.iili.sei il.er. e,.-iutor ,,f tl,, $32.00 &tMlSktn$it. tist prkxm o];i:, i,iij:lil. he noi-p.-^aiy. This; bond •I I.o MI, foity-nlno feet and t«n Ineli- I, will I.e. audit.nl i Atlas Tires — Lubrication nt other tnod^t^ at r '. |i.:U< «a:i H|.|iinve.d by I In; Uixjraynrii. . r,( .i.. . r In . to (I (.lake; Ihenre 14) l.y the Sun•Kiit. o of Iho Connli "f Mi, T1 J . •'.!•. nli.i.i: III,, nottlioily rliln i.f I...I 1.^ in l-'^'l tiu. hr.anl (if water anil lij;hl- • . T, ..:! Hi- aid imp tv.o hin.dir-l f. nt OlIillllllB of ,al,| c. i 'IIPII : AND \K> • •• .I:.!., nt tii(. point or ptaeo of lleiiin- day of Mil' - In;: iTiinini: i.inner;i etitrrfd intn enii- Get a Pontiac Eight for Your Money! tlm'. Ilir l!'.':l. |r 1 Free Crankcase Service i."le I ,'!j i ""'•• fur a -'.'l'" K. W. (mini ,;IMIITII- l.-.d nn tile .operb- of Joifphln il t"|-; fin- nei:<-.isaly auxiliary i'r)ui|)-' the ""'HI; and fur atidltionai linil,.,- ii( Muilo'll.' 'i'i'l'llrli'll'>!."l"iil"J'ii !'. :nld Cor. Maple A,ve. fiyBergcnPI . u. LI-;III;I;HAu •Ill mill till- roilh'IWtiiill nf i, RASSAS IIOWAllli l Ktnii.ihini:. ''• h r hini::c. The liinivlh oT tlir- Cor. Bridse Ave. & Ucctor PI. l.l Mnirli II, III' ':i1 I'II-I-II II: lli;h! pliml was nf. t: Heir Cor. Front & Spring Sts. 19'Mechanic St., RED BANK, N. J. Pnllrito ill. i.infill In die lihil.illutiiinn U 1HIU:II( tnaill! ill IKL. IlKlt it TEMU'IIONK SOfIS RED BANK EEGIOTER, APRIL 11,1934. Paee Eleven Mrs. Irving Hance, Miss Louise Fields, Mrs. John Nearle, Mrs, Mar- Scowcroft, Mrs. Edith Wolcott and ing Friday night was the largest relatives and friends and looks for- Card Party For Hartohorne, Mrs. Edna Manion, Mrs. cus Hlauinbotham, Jr., Mra. William Mrs. Ralph Stckeie. The caltc and and most Interesting ainco the or- ward to spending-part of hla vaca- J, D, Tuller, Mrs. C. M. Wolcott, Mrs, Elchele, Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mre. candy tables -were in charge of Mrs. ganization of the club. tion deep sea fishing. PHONE 2318. Barrstta Approved Uootet G. E. Hanmiell, Mra. William Curch- Alfred Tobias. Mrs. P. J. Elchele, Edwin Nestler, assisted by Mrs. Nicholas Rutgers of Broad (street Mifis Margaret Klnp of Broad In, Mre. J. J, Wllley, Mrs. Prank Mrs. Corlnne B. Meyer, Mre. Leon George MIltBch, Mrs. 0. Harold had purchased a new Ford sedan. street sailed Thursday on the 8. f». Warner, Mre. J, W. Gorsuch, Mrs. VanBrunt, Mrs, Henry Graman, Hre, NCVIUB, Mies Emma Holmea and Harry Sickles returned home last Cameronla of the Anchor line for a Successful Affair Hold Monday Harry Compton, Mrs, W. D. Bayre, C. V, Chamberlain, Mrs. W. T. Sand- f«!io. Louis Branln. weeic after spending the winter at three-months stay in County Cavan, Afternoon at Molly Pitcher Mra. Charles McBrldo, Mrs. Abram lasa, Mrs. Robert Hance, Mrs. J. W. Mrs, John Cantilllon headed the Miami, Florida. Ireland. Hole! That Will Probably Net Krldel, Mrs, O. Clarke Wortiitey, JEvlns, Mra John Morrow, Mr«, C. Z>. prlzo committee consisting of Mra. Mre. H. G. Bosavelt, Mra. W. K. Hop- White, Miss Julia Little, Mrs. Georga P. J. Elchele, Mies Madeleine Den- Hev. Charle3 Eck and hfs brother, Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor $300 for Local Corps. 1 Cioff, Mrs. Robert Dorrill, Mrs. K. S. Matthew Eck of Matador, North Da- Engagement Announced. ping , Mrs. T. B. Warltthaler, Mrs. nett, Mrs. Bremer. Mrs. Frost and kota, arrived by motor lout. Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Phillips Metal Ceilings Slate, Siag, Tile, Mclnl Tlio card party held Monday af- G, B. Brown, Mra Fred A. Ellison, Kadami, Mrs. John Uawley, Mils Mrs. Denlston. 3 Gutters and Leaders. and CompoEiHioti RoofR. Mrs. P. H. Itedford, Mra J. L. Her- Jane Hlntolmann, Mrs, Jane Gar- Other committee members were day night for a several weeks' stay of X ort Monmouth announce the en- inrnoon for tho benefit of tho Red land, Mrs. Otto Gilllg. With their brother, Vincent J. EcJt, gagement of their daughter, Miss IL's- 1 and Stovo Work. bank branch of the Salvation Army bert, Mrs, O. L. Prothero, Mrs. Chris Mrs. J. J. Ballln, Mra. A. J. White, and his family of Buttonwood. Fath- ther Phillips, to John II. McNaliy of was a most successful affair, both h. Berg©, Mra. Harry Barnard, Mrs, Also A. P. Llndenotrutli, Mrs. C. Mrs. William Patterson, Mro. J. L. Edith Wolcott, Mrs. Charlea Elclt- Montgomery, Him Florence Krldel, er Eck for several years has mndo Little Stiver. Tho date for the wed- 35 WHITE'ST., RED BANK, N. J. socially nnd financially, and much M. Bcattie, Mra. Harry Clayton, Mru. an annual motor trip East to visit ding has not been fixed. credit is dua to thoso who arranged man, Mrs. IT. A. Dowd, Mra. A. B. Charle.i Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Mre. Samuel Hausman, Mra. Morton • he party, to those who assisted on Wilde, Mrs. Robert Wilds, Mrs. W. Hackett, Mra. Carl Schwenker, Mrs. Planltz, Mrs. Hubisrt M. Farrow, Urn various committees and to thooo H. Sandlass, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Walter Layton, Mrs. Chnrlcs Haw- Mrs. Burrltt Boynton, Wra. Harry who by tholr ettondanoo helped ma- Ollvo Glle'ey, Hrs. G. G. McPhee, kins, Mra. Monto ' B. Jbhcn, Mies Kohl, Mrs. Elmer Morrow, Mra. Wal- terially to "put it over." Mra. Harry Longstreat, Mrs, Craig Delphlno Hllva, Miss Eleanor Mens- ter Gosling, Mrs. Louis Conover, The party wan held at the Molly Hill, Mrs. Thomas Morford, Mra. F. zopane, Mlra Alma Longstrcet, Miss Mro. John Elel, Mrs. John Follcr, Pitcher hotel on Rlvemldo nvonue O, Slcltels, Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Kathcrlno Ilanee, Mrs. Ollvo Baaley, Mre, raipn Rnellgrove, Mrs. Jamoa through tho courtesy of B. C. Muir- Arthur Brealln, Mrs. John Casey, Anna D. Clarke, Miss Isabel Kettel, Parltes, Sr,, Mre. Joseph Horrleon, head, tho hotel manager, who has Mrs, Harry Kettel, Mrs. Goorgo Mar- Mm. L, E. Clarke, Mrs. C. D. WII- Mro. Homor Methot, Mro. Frank S. "livays bean ready to aeaiat In local tin, Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mrs. X C. non, Mrs. W. B, Cunningham, MrB. Curtis, Mrs. Leon Conrow and Mra. charity matte™. Tho foyor of tho Hanltlnson, Miss Ethel Foster, Mrs. I-Iomcr C. Metbot, Mro. C. A. Half, W. B. Connor. hotel wan a real flower show and P. S. Boyd, Mro. Hamilton S. Battin, Mlns Madeleine Dennett, Mrs. M. these flowering plants and cut Mrs. Daniel ApplCBato, Mra. Philip Lorenzo, Mrs. Walter VanHorn, Mrs. ARANCE blooms wero sold to help swell the 8. Walton, Mrs. Otto If. Buctell, Miss S. P. Bennett, Mra. Mark Scott, Mrs. Shrewsbury News. net proceeds of tho affair. Bertha Krldcl, Mrs. AlBton Beek- Victor King, Mrs. Katherlno E. Har- man, Mrs. C. C. Watrous, Mrs. Ed- ris, Mra. Harry Prltchard, Mra. C. (Til. Red Bank Regliter can be bought There.wero 76 tables In piny and win Beekman, Mrs. Georgo Robin- W. Humphrey, Mrs. Harrison Bance, In Shrewibury from Richard Dcake at the many tables were sold that wore not, son, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Charlea n. English, Mra, Sam- postoffleo and at Shrewsbury Market.) occupied by players. Prizes were at- Krauss, Mrs. II. G. Fowler, Mm. J. uel GreenbiaU, Mrs. Sadie Reuck- Mrs. Edward John of St. Auburn, tractively boxed playing cards, brldgo Harold Collins, Mrs. T. G. Oilmour, haus, Mrs. E. G. Ehrlnger, Mrs. An- Long Island, Is spending the weelc packs, that were most acceptable. A Mra. Martha Papa, Mrs, J.' M. West, na Thorpe, Mm. M. B. Rlley, Mrs. aa guest of her mother, Mrs. Pat- npenlal award, donated by Archibald Mra. Frank Grosslngcr, Mrs. C. O. C. C. Cooper, Mrs.' Wellington Wll- rick Ahem. Rutherford of Hudson avenue, for a Geatty, Miss Margaret Tobln, Mrs. kins, Mrs. Harry Oaborn, Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. William I. Green re- door prim was awarded to Mrs. Wil- John Milan, Mra. David I-,croy, Mrs, Hlcltclp, Mri«. M. V, K Hrnock, MIBS turned homo Sunday after apendlng ilnm it. Hlntolmann of Humsori. William Thompson, Mrs. G. A. Dela- Clotllde Ncatler, Mrs. M. E. Long- the week with their daughter, Mrs. Two and Three Piece Suites in Three Price Groups Kcportn yesterday woro to tho ef- h, Mra. Scely B. Tuthlll, Mrs. Street, Mra. Merlon Pratt, Mrs. Wilmot Qulnby of Solebury, Pennsyl- fect that $260 waa cleared by tho af- Rlchurd C. Hnckstaff, Mra. C. E. Bi-oadus Powers, Mrs. Maurice vania. fair Monday afternoon and with Bremmer, Mra. Walter Gooling, Mrs. Schwartz, Mm. Ira Grouse, Mrs. B. William Layton, Jr., of Broad other possible returns 'the commit- Thomas Mead», Mre. Edward Nestler, Sutherland, Mrs. M. P. Fisher, Mro. street, upent the week-end with tee hopeo that they will bo ablo to Mrs. H. R. Wellbacher, Mrs. S. B. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. William Ruben- Boynton, Mrs. Jacob Stelnbach, Jr., friends at Dover. turn over to tho Salvation Army tho stein, Mrs. C. F. Bainc, Mrs. Frank Otto Herdcn of White road has handsome sum of $300. Captain Fink Mrs. Thoma1 s H. Meech, Mrs. Louis Nary, Mrs. Hugh Maclnnes, Mrs. With Spring merchandise starting to arrive, the daily question with us is "Where shall we J. Soiling , Mrs. Herbert Hill, Mrs, purchased a new Cadillac touring of the Ilcd Bank corp3 of the Salva- Clyde Mason, Mrs. F. J. Ficker, Mrs. car. put it?" We agree with you that a lot of people were more interested in stoking the tion Army la most grateful to each Leon Conrow, Mrs. Lester Leonard. Frank Goff, Mrs. J. A. VanSchoIck, and every ono who in any way matlD Also Mrs. Fred G. Adams, Mrs. H. Mrs. P. D. Brcwster, Mrs. William MIB.1 Peggy Hague of Merchant- furnace during the past few months than they were in fifturin;., mil, jnr.t now much longer the affair ouch a great success. P. Stephenson, Mrs. -A. J. Glron, Mrs. C. Longstrect, Mrs. C. Komar, Mrs. villo apent the week-end visiting they would have to live with 'that old living room furniture' . . . and now that Spring is During- tho afternoon refreshments Eugene Vicrck, Mrs. Ada Nafcw, Eric Parmly, Mrs. Hannah Adler, Rev. and Mrs. Carroll M. Burck of were served, the women of tho Sal- Mrs. Allen Llndsloy, Mrs. Judnon Mrs. J. A. Chuunzy, Mrs. Arthur Sycamore avenue. really here . . . we find ourselves overstocked . . . Wo must haw more space at once . . . vation Army corps guild having Vaughan, Mre. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Joseph N. Hance, Mrs. Edward Callahan Is now employed And in the meantime you have no doubt found that the bright Spring sunlight makes mado and donated several dozen Archie Mosby, Mrs. H. J. Booream, W. B. Gilbert, Mrs. R. D. Hershon, by General B. C. VanVlict of Syca- cakes for this feature of tho party. Mrs. George Howland, Mrs. John MI-B. E. E. Kidd. Mrs. Robert moro avenue. 'that old living room furniture' look still more dingy ... So it's a clearance for both of us Tlic flowers and plants sold wero Spillane, Pearl Crawford, Helen Graham, Mrs. J. R. Smock, Mra. William Parker of Sycamore ave- when we offer our Floor Sample Suites at One-Third to One-Half Off. A vast assortment donated by local florists and garden- Noble, Tlllie Holmes, Nelllo Voor- Paul Fielder, Mra. Leo Enrlght, Mrs. nue returned home Friday noon af- ers and local merchants wero very hees, Anna ERchelbach, Susie Macin- J. Goldfaib, Mro. Howard Llppln- ter spending six wacko at Miami, of styles, coverings and colorings to choose from. Early or late ... Don't miss it. liberal in their donations of refresh- tosh, Mm. W. K. Denlston, Mra. R. cott, Mr3. F. X. Schatzle, Mrs. Harry Florida. Also ... we find after having checked the many Rug purchases from last'week that about ments. R. L.ynn, Mrs. C. A. Bowen, Mrs. Mulchow and Mrs, Edwin Farrier. Frank Gerald Is now employed by Lyman Middleditch, Mrs. Joel L. Harry Sandura. He was formerly la 40 Rugs remain in Discontinued Patterns and we offer these again for this week. Young ladles, attractively Eowned Isaacs, Miss Lillian Oakley, Miss business as a radio mechanic for In bright organdlo frocks, acted aa Alice Morfortl, Edna P. Boyd, Mrs, Mrs. Marie Weber, president of the thirteen years. lower girls and they added much to Albert W. Warden, Mrs. K. S. Closo, Players' Boat club auxiliary; Miss The Shrewsbury school grounds 9x12 and 8'3xl0'6 sizes ^§51^ th« color and gniety of the nffa.tr in Mrs. John Bucklin, Miss Emillo Elizabeth Costello, president of the arc now rrenrjnp ^omplei'/on and tho their pleasing manner of disposing Grover, Miss Charlotte Bottlchor, Elku' auxiliary; Mro. Carl Bremer, pupils are In hopes of having a base- of the flowering plants and cut Mrs. C. n. Ames, Mrs. Horschcl president of the American Legion ball and track team. The diamond PLACE YOUR ORDERS AT EITHER OUR KEYPORT OR RED BANK STORE. blooms. . *.•* i* Blrdsall, Mrs. B. D. Buell, Mrs. auxiliary; Mrs. Samuel Greenblatt, la to bo laid out as soon as the grad- David Hance, Mra. Frank W. Hewitt, president of the Ladles' Hcbrow so- Mrs. Orrin Soule, chairman of tho ciety; Miss Margaret Tobln, presi- ing of tho grounds is completed. flowers, wan assisted by Mrs. Harry Mrs. John B. Allen, Mrs. Carolyn Tho Ladles' Foreign Missionary Turton, Mrs. Morris Westcrman, dent of St. James's Catholic Daugh- Keyport Kcttel, Mrs, Stophcn Stevens, Mrs. ters, and Mrs. Lyman Vanlnwegen, and Helping Hand society will meet Percy Radford, Mrs. Frank Sickels Mrs. Lillian VanBuskirk, Mre. Ar- tomorrow afternoon at the home of thur Dusks, Mrs. Howard S. Hig- resenting the Eastern Star. Also Furniture and Mrs. Edward Truex. Tho, young Mrs. Charles English, Mrs. J. D. Tul- Mrs. F. A. Quackenbush at. 2:30 women were the Misses Ethel Scott, glnoon, Mrs. W. A. Patterson, Mrs. o'clock. N.J. Manna Mountford, Marjorlo Kohl, Robert Dean, Mrs. Horbert Williams, ler, Mrs. A. J. VanSchoick, Mrs. 1869 Mrs. Georgo Norman, Mrs. William Leon de la Kcussllle, Mrs. H. R. Mr. and MrB. Fred England spent 1933 Mnry S. Allen and Elizabeth Me- Wellbacher and Mrs. Hosea Chark. the week-end violtlng relatives at Gralh. Strode, Mrs. Joseph Harrison, Mrs. Cranbury. Mrs. Georgo T. Llnton, Mrs. Her- Eugeno Mngce, Mrs. F. B. Foster, Assisting Mrs. Albert W. Wordon, Joseph Maloney, who Is superin- mann Asendorf and Mrs. Harry Mor- Mrs. Elmer Morrow, Mrs. Charles table chairman, wore Mrs. John W. tendent of the Quinn estate on Syca- ford, general chairmen, were assist- Giblln, Mrs. Thomas Voorhls, Mrs. Ivins, Miss Julia Little, Mrs. Denls- William H. Hlntclmann, Mrs. Ben- ton, Mrs. J. A. Chaunzy, Mrs. Chark, more avenue, haB purchased a new ed on tho hostess committee by Mrs. jamin Crate, Mrs. E. E. Brndlcy, Chevrolet. Thomas Voorhls, president of tho Mrs. Bremer, Mrs. Hope Samuels, The Shrewsbury Democratic club Red Bank Woman's club; Mrs. Wal- Miss K. Ely, Mrs, Clarence Legg, Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. Walter Lay- Mrs, John R, Hnedelter, Mrs, Harry ton, Mrs. Harry Quinn, Mrs. Thomas met Friday night at the Shrewsbury ter K. Denlston, president of both Robertson, Mrs. Walter Connor, Mrs. flre house and made plans for a so- the Women's Demooratlo Social club Hackett, Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mrs. cial evening to be held April 26 at of Monmouth county and the ISiUro S. F. Stevens, Mrs. Paul Walker, Walter VanHorn and Mrs. William Mrs. O. G. Soule, Mrs. L. T. Wilson, Carvallar. tho fire house. All members arc In* Nous club; Mrs. Gcorgo V. Balne, Mrs. V. E. Corse, Mrs. Arthur Little, vited to attend. The club endorsed president of the Parent-Teacher as- Mrs. Ethel Watklns, Miss Lido. Em- Mrs. James Wolcott and Mrs. Al- Mrs. Edmund Nestler for county sociation, and Mrs. John Cantllllon mons, Mra Frank Cluncy, Mr3. lan Frost, co-chairmen of refresh- eomtnittcewoman, Michael McGar- of tho Lady Elks' bowling club. Hosea Chart, Mrs. Thomas Jardlne, ments, were assisted by Mrs. Wel- rlty for county committceman, John 45 Bi?©a«i titoq IE

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Buick Friday Bier's White Bread Sliced Sedan and or Saturday Baked in Red Bank Unsllctd f FMHIIMA or CALIFORNIA Grapefruit Pineapples FANCY wmrn Your old car tak- Ea.y GMAC SIZE en as part pay- for f: Terms. Moat lib- for f? ment eral in Town. I 2 SUNKIST FRESH STKIMtf.KSS FANCY Seets or Carrots s Bank Long Branch Sea Bright MllGK IJUNCIiES Buiii'Iics M g%<: Phone 955 Phone 2583 Phone 90 O 0 Dcir.. 2 lhs' RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1984. Page Twelve upon Use fact that all the Florida re- InR placed under Harvey's Tea Keansburg News. sorts wero more prosperous than in Holmdel'News. Room. Interest Rates several yeara. With these Blowing Thomas and William Mancell re- LET US MAKE (Tho Red Dunk Register c«n tic bought ceived pint) us necond-clasa Bcoutu at in KeBiiBburi: at the stores of 13. L. Miller, reports it is pointed out thero la every Prosperity seems to bo returning IT RIGHT! Reduced On Loans N. Santa Lucia. Philip Keller end Charles reason to believo that Keansburg and to Holmdel, judging by the number tho court of honor held by tho Boy Miss Verity Dnunmond otlier Jersey shore resorts will show Scoulii at Hed Bank last week. Rm'oujjh ^fnnager Clinton J. Loh- of automobiles uahl the imet week. Charge* on Working Capital for a marked Increase in budlnesa over Tho buyers are James Mahor, Wil- Walter II. Concivor's auction Sut- ASTROLOGER sen reported at last week's council last year. Alterations and improve- urdny was largely attended nnd good meeting that he had gone to Newark bur Hammond, Daniel S. Ely, Minn Farmers' Associations Cut ments to buildings are under way Ann&laura Holmes and Purvis prices wero paid. A truck which accompanied by Attorney Roberta to along tho bonrdwalk, tho Beachway was almost new was struck off to a wishes to announce From 4 to ZW'° ty Spring- learn if a l'WA loan could. l>e ob- Strawhnnd. field Co-Operative Bank. ami on Carr avenue. Real estate of- Mra. John Znntzlnger han returned resident of Virginia for 5510. tained. Mr. Lohfen said Hint it was lioea report that tho outlook for the Philip Cobb of Oalihurut io stop- that slie has moved impossible at this time to otsluiii a from Shrevcport, Louisiana, where! The interest rate on working capi- renting of summer homea arc much aho spent moat ot tho winter with ping at Harvey's Tea Room. Ho ia from the Molly Pitcher tal loans to farmers' co-operative as- loan from this source. A petition brighter than in several years. The Improving from injuries which ho re- was received, signed by residents of her daughter. She made the nojourn U your tjpenrHcr is fussy Hotel, in Red Bank, sociations has been reduced from i Keansburg steamboat company will for the benefit of her health nnd riio, ceived in an accident a short time am our espctt etrrlcs. Minor percent to 3!s percent per annum, Sunset avenue, between Park avenue inaugurate a week-end service to New ago. Ho in able to be about with tho and is now located on and Creyccnt street, requesting Uiat is much improved. cdjustraeafa or a eomplei© according to George W. Lamb pres- York on April 28. This will be con- Twenty-four horses wero sold at j wio of a cane. Mr. Cobb was for- hleconomically. ident of the Springllcld Bank fui tho borough install a .sewer system tinued until tho latter part ojf May, merly pitcher for the Holmdel base- the at that point. Upon referring the tho sales and exchange stnblea of tho , Co-operatives. The change which when daily service will bo in opera- William C. Ely eatato during the past ball team. applies to all loans made since March petition to Alnnngor Loliscn tho re- tion. Rumson Road, quest :was not granted, the manager week. 16, Is effective until further notice Miss Lorraine Wlllia of Belleville A bonnfldo newspaper circulation on all loans mnclo to formers1 croups saying that no funds were nvnllafolc Taylor W. Hanco la having an ad- -•tho kind Tho Re(;iiiter has—in tho at Sea Bright N. J, for such purposes at this time. In has ended a visit with her grand- dition built to his store for uao an only kind Hint counts with tlift ad- in New York, New Jersey- and New parent.?, Mr. and Mrs. John Willis. England—the territory of the first a communication, tho Kean.-iburR bowling alelya, William Pitcher is vertiser. No premiums or other in- Tdsgraph Bill Bd-i Tel. Rumson 1492. transportation company, asked for a John Conroy has been confined to' doing tho work. ducements liavo ever been offered to Farm Credit Administration district. secure circulation.—Advertisement. Keyport, N. a. riiono «». Working capital, or merchandising permit to operate a bu.'i line from his homo with sickness. A new coricreto foundation is be- loans are made to provide funds lor Union City by way of fjluteii Inland Step into KrideVs operating expenses of farmers co- nnd thence to Keanshurg. The mat- operative associations, or to refinance ter was referred to the manager for indebtedness incurrod for that pur- Investigation. An invitation was re- today- pose. The Bank for Co-operatives coivetj from tho Kennsburg Post, Vet- also makes loans on physical facili- erans of Foreign wars, to participate TELEPHONE SERVICE ties tn prnvMfi funds to purchnso in tho Memorial day parade, which Step out in style buildings, land or machinery or to the post will sponsor. Tlio invitation refinance debts incurred for such was accepted. Tho following reports from Red Bank, purposes. The Interest rate on these were received: Tho borough clerk's tomorrow— loans is AM percent, however, and is showed that $153.75 had been received to our New York Office not. changed by the recent reduction In fees. The overseer of poor re- Take those tired ported that $329.03 had been spent I© Holders-of "Government Bonds on working capital loans. for relief in March and that 46 per- shoulders away from GALLWX-3390 "This is the first time in the his- sons wero on the relief lift. The tory of farmers' co-operative asso- building inspector reported that con- the wheel of winter ciations in the northeastern states struction under way in March totaled and slip your arms Conservativo Accounts Invltefl. that capital has been mado available $2,365, with $0 in fees collected. At- at such a favorable rate of inter- torney Roberts was instructed to thru the sleeves of est," Mr. Lamb said. "This is in draft an ordinance to regulate fees Coupon bonds bearing the letters A, J or K and the num- a fresh new Kridel keeping with the Administration's for concessions, which will come up suit. policy of obtaining credit for agri- for first reading at the next meeting. bers ending in 1, 9 or 0, and registered bonds ending in the num- cultural projects at as low as that F. P. Ristine & Company enjoyed by Industry." The Thomas Jefferson Democratic bers 1, 9 or 0 have been called for payment April IS, 1934, and Hundreds of suits The Springfield Bank for Co-oper- club held a card party on Monday Mtnkm night. will greet you at the New Teri Slid Exchangt atives is capitalized at $5,000,000. In no interest will be paid on such bonds after that date. the northeastern states there are Mrs. Mary Itockafellow of Mllford door. fHUd>W& Stiei Exckanxf Niw Ytri Curl Ex^hasp more than five hundred farmers' co- has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. 15 Broad Street, New York iperatlve associations which are cli- Howard Opdyke. jible to obtain funds through it. Twenty-four new members have The Government offers holders the privilege of exchang- Cost a lot? Certain- FhlteddpUa Ellrabeth Weatfleia Rldgwood been added to the,roll of the Metho- ly it doesn't—these dist church this year. ing such bonds for a new issue bearing 3^% interest, duej1944- Tho Red Bank Register travels Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waldman have other men we are over overy otreet In town and every been visiting at New York.. 1946. The privilege of exchange seems desirable as the. new road In the county. Let It carry your selling Spring suits message to those who live on these Misses Almecla and Isabclle Paynter to, have the same horoughfares.—Advertisement, have returned from a trip to Wash- % bonds are now quoted at a substantial premium. Pays I© Advertise in The Register. ngton. financial headaches Interior alterations have been — the same light, made to the homo of Mrs. William tlasteadt. We recommend that holders take advantage of this privi- heat and insurance Mrs. Tiny Kraus held a card party to pay. at her home on Creek road as a bene- lege and we will be pleased to attend to the details. It requires fit for St. Mark's Guild. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, ac- immediate attention as the privilege expires mid-night Thursday, companied by Miss Louise Palmer of Suits as low as Micldletown, who spent the winter in April 12th. Florida, have arrived home. 1.50 AND /Hgl.OO Mrs. Ecrivard Hyan, Mrs. Robert Sanders and Mrs. Janieg Papa were 3O Broad St. Red Bank .istesses at a card party given by (Sco 0io New Bl-Swlng Model) Lhc Catholic Parent-Teachers' associ- ation Thursday afternoon, Dr. Charles Fromkin has resumed The Second National Bank & Trust Company his medical practice after being a pa- tient in the Freehold hospital under Highlighting the Season's treatment for injuries received in an RED BANK, N. J. automobile accident. According to many of tho Keans- burg residents who have returned Newest and Smartest Things from a sojourn in Florida, Keans- Red Bank — burg should have a prosperous sum- mer business. This prediction is bayed andalfoot 13 Q

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iBBuet! Yfetffcly, Entered as fiocond-Closa Hatter at the POBU (••Subscription Price: One Year ?1.SO VOLUME LVI, NO. 42. ofilca at Had Bank, N- J>i under tlio Act of March 3, 1871*. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1934. KU Months 31.00. SItiffle Copy 4c. PAGES IS TO 24. BUKEAU C1OSKD 10 MOVK TO I.ITTXI5 SILVER. Methodist Church lore News About Poor Health Causes Biro. Batterfiby Two New York Kcsldentff Furcluitic To Give Up Her Work. Win On Bonds Trop-erty At That Place. To Get New Organ Mrs. Ivy Battcrsby has closed her Miss Gertrude K, Armstrong aiut freo employment bureau at her home Vanderburg Neighbors Get Into If Your Fourth Liberty Loan Mis» Amelia H. Grant of New York Three Manual IVloller Instrument Committee of Proniinenfc Red State Sinking Fund Commission Resolution Adopted hy Fair Ha- on Harding road, Red Bank, because expect to move In about three weeks HBB Bought $45,000 of Notes ven Council Monday Nirjtlit—• of poor health. She has also discon- an Argument and Th®n Have Bonds Bear Numbers Ending to the property on the south wide of to be Installed in Local Bank Business Men and Broad —Other Provisions Have Zoning Ordinance Amend- tinued her doctors' exchange, but Each Other Arretted—Anoth- in 9, 0 or 1 Redeem Them Siverside avenue at Little Silver Church Early in September— Street Bank Depositors m sho in otlll carrying on her nuroes' er Hearing to be Held Today. Before Tomorrow Night. which they recently bought from the Console to be English Type. Conference Today. Been Met. ment Also Adopted. reglutry business. Mrs. Batteraby, Mainstay Building and Loan associ- A resolution authorizing a bond with her freo employment bureau, Ernest Junghans got Into on argu- Secretary Henry Mordent him, .Tr,p ation. Tho sale way made by the Al- The Methodist church" has placed Tile proposed nnw TSTntiorml bank The Sea Blight. National bank Iran laire & Son agency. The property h'one over the top and preparations ISBUO o£ 550,000 was adopted at a found jobs for hundreds of persons ment Sunday with his neighbors, Mr. of the United State;; Treasury, wants an order for ;i Aluilcr thrpe-mnnu.il for Ited Karik, which was given pub- mooting of tho Fair Haven mayor at Red Bank and vicinity. Hhc; didand Mrs. Edgar VanRlyke, who live all holdci'.s uf Liberty boiidn to dust overlooks the South .Shrewsbury river oil'im which, it i:\ expected, will ho licity in Tho Register last Wednenday me btiini; rindied to have tlio Insti- insttiMdiI caily in HrpU'inher, The tution reopened for unrestricted and council Monday night. The not accept any compensation for hernear Vnnderburg. Mr. and Mrs. Van- them off and nee if they have serial .nd it is. one of the most attractive following a conference of Chamber money will bo used to pay notes held uervlcen. She states that unemploy- Slylto wero formerly theatrical per- numbers ending with (lie digits 0, 0 at Little Silver. A colonial house of organ comniitlci.-, which had charge <>f . Commerce representatives with buwlncsn an coon ajj jjouolble. Ray- of thu tnmwieUon, con;-i:>U of Jtpv. mond Fury, conuervator at tho bank, by tho Second National bank and ment la still very prevalont and that formers and they are best known at or 1. The Treasury chief explains en rooms and two bathrooms, a two- tho Treasury department ofiieiala at Trust company. Tho notes wero au- It Is with great reluctance that she Vanderburg and vicinity by their that if any of tlic.ic llgures appear car garage and a dog kennel arc onAlbert 7J. B-innr, pastor of. the Washington, has been given mucli has tsent u telof-rnm to the Treasury rhmvh, who in fiminnnn, Mi:-_s Em- Department atatlng tho final planu thorized by the borough from tlmo has closed her ofllce. It la only be- stago names of Mr. and Mrs. Caru-t the end of tho riorkji number the he property, which is 150x150 feet. consideration the pant week. Thl.i'ha-i to lime for various improvements, cause her doctor lias ordered her toroll Nixon, They bought the farm bonds arc Fourth. liberties and canMiss Armstrong is associated with ma Lfifplni, Mrs. Thorny. Willoy, resulted in a committee being (se- will. lio completed hy May 1. It la who is orfranii-t, Dr. Siinincl Tl. TIuiis- peisslblo that the bank can bo opened including resurfacing of roadB, con-do so that she has taken this step. whero they live from Mr. Junghans. bo excluingiid for .other government he new Medical Center at New York lected which -will be in conference struction of sidewalks, a storm sower Sho Htatcs that she hopes sonic onn bonds at "isubslunlinl jjreniiunifi." and Miss Grant is supervisor of the man, Thoma...... s,- „Uu^un , , Verno, ,- n \V. , tllif! aftr.M-noon with L. K. Robert!', at that, time, It all depends on tho As a consequence of the argument 1 amount of legal work nccentjaiy and and the borough dock, tho purchaao clso "will carry on the same work. all three of the parties concerned At the clone of bunH.eiirj Monday a nursing department of the New York Rose, WIIIKI UuyUm and hrrM Art- rliii* i,!mk oXaminor of the Now York of tho Barbago truck and for other Sho sayn that unemployment among v/ero arrested on charges of disord- total of $025,000,000' in Fourth Lib- city board of health. Federal Reserve district, at his Ncv/ every effort in being made to expe- The conjoin of 1 ho now instrument dite matters. expenditures. Tho bond debt will colored people is greater now than at erly conducted and wero placed on erty 4ViK and note:-; of the $'2'M,3O0,- York office, seeking further informa- bo reduced $5,000 a year. any time since the depression began. probation by Justice Elmer C. Wain- 000 3 per cent, Unnw. maturing May •will be of the Kn^li^h type in whjch i Uun ,'t.i to ju>t what will be necessary A meet inn will ho held tomorrow the :-tnpt; uvr controlled by ivory j An amendment to the zoning or- right. Mr. Junghans was also ar- 2 had been offered in exchange fur in order to formulate the bank plan:* niKht to select the directors. The rested on a complaint of operating the new securities. A total of $1,- Lions Observe draw IUIOIJH in Urn j;wnk; ;mci tlu- con- i snut to f^i't u charter. This commit- live proposed urn Chester Bowman dinance relntivo to the payment of hJlen; by Uiblrt;; met' the upper ninn- • \ fees to the building inspector was an automobile after his driver's li- 000,000,000 of the Liberty bond:; has t0 consists of Charles Schneider, and Clmrlcu Gardclla of Sea Bright, Sportsmen Form cense liad been revoked. On this been called. Hem-go 0. Ivlna and Ira D. Emory adopted. Ladies' Night Iheorpn will imc M couplr-r J l'\ "'""^ "I"'"'5', ^H™ V' i?"™1"' Councilman Henry A. Frledlander charge ho' wits fined $100, which he Secretary Morgentlmi regarded J nd A uf nwiiHoii and William Fehlliabcr paid. and under each manual there will he i 'T^ ? " •'" " ' "°"' of Highland!!. All have taken an ac-reported that tho stop street signs the exehan^e offering as :;;iU;)fac- Members of New Brunswick Club six pistons opor.-.tiiu: Urn a.l|u -table !. 'llc <»^" '^tailing a new bank tive part In the campaign to reopen on Locust avenuo and DeNormandlc After paying the line Mr. Junghans tory. Tho.sc holder:; of the called combinations of the slops of «,:!,'" ™w entirely m the hands of tlio avenue aro missing. Ho reported said that he had been informed that and maturing tiecurMies who desire and Their Wives the Guests manual as well ;,s a like number af- | ''"""""»">•• '»<• oiheer., and dlrcc- tho bunk. Harry Y. Smith of Fair Haven 3o l lhc l Bank that repairs will bo 'made to the anyone who allowed his car to be to convert their holdings into cash of Red Bank Club Last Night fectiiig the pedal orSan and the full | ',"' , f\ Chamber oE It wan last November that the Elected President of County uaed by a person not having a li- have that option. Treasury Department approved a turvla roads and tar will be applied at Country Club. organ (Jummcrcc feel they have done tholr to the joints In the paved roads. Group Last Night at Organi- cense was guilty of a violation of the These securities will be redeemed A feature of lhc instrument, will be \'[a^\ '" airi"S tno Present condition plan for reopening tho bunlt. This law and he asked Justice Walnright Members' of the New Brunswick lhc Broal1 Ktl cc plan was (jlvon to John P, Mulvlhill Councilman Arthur B. Sickles ro- zation Meeting. in "lawful cash" of tho UnUod Staton, tho harp of Gl bur.«. There will also |'" , ' L National bank portcd that a representative of the If this was true. The justice replied Mr. Morgenthau Ha id, adding that Lions club and their wives were lie thirteen blank draw knobs nn the ,m;ltter and putting before a group of Fair Haven, auditor oC Sea Bright that it. waa true and that the small- guests last night of the Ked Bank uf 1: u borough, and William 13. Foster, Red schedule rating bureau had mado an 3"'ifty Monmouth county sportsmen "no 'trick currency' will be issued." manuals and pedal to provide for :my j "« depositors of the Broad Inspection of tho flro alarm system met laiit night in the Red Bank bor- est fine which could be imposed in Notwithstanding tho sntisfacitory Lions club at their annual observ- .future changes or additions. Mrcctbank the information which Bank attorney, who was acting as such a case waa $50. ance of ladies' night at the Swim- counsel. The llriit meeting of de- and other equipment and had found ough liall and organized tho George character of the exchange offeVing, was secured by the Chamber 0! Com- everything very satisfactory. C. Warren sportsmen's association. Mr. Junghans then swore out a Secretary Morgcrithau Monday sent ming River Country club. More than merce committee from the Treasury positors wiia called by Mayor Wil- ; persons were present. liam II. Fowler, Sr., and tho drive for A request from the board of edu-Tho object of the new organization warrant for the arrest of Mr. Van- out a telegram to the banka of the Pryor's Band At department otllcials at Washington. subscriptions waa on. Edward W. cation for $2,000 was granted. Bills will Ut to promote such sports as Slyke, claiming that Mr. VanSlykc country urging that every effort be Albert \V. Worden, president of A letter signed by J. F. T. O'Con- Wijjp, borough attorney of Sea amounting to $1,229.68 wero raid. hunting and fresh and salt water had permitted him (Mr. Junghans) to made to bring about a conversion, of the local organization, made the ad- nor, comptroller of tho currency, waa Bright, and former Attorney General A 1032 Ford sedan haa been pur- fishing, The members will took to drive Mr. VanSlyke'fi cur nn March thft Fourth Liberty bonds and the 3 dress of welcome and introduced Carlton Theater received last Wednesday by William William A. Stevens, co-operated with chased for the use of the police de- draw attention to the great amount 20. Mr. VanSlyke will have a hear- per cent notes. Walter Scda.m of Mew Brunswiclc. 1. Miller, president of tho Red Bank Mr. Foster on legal matter:). James partment. of game and tlsh that abound here ing before Juatice Wr.inrlglit tliia af- The telegram received at the Sec- former district governor of the state Morris Jacks, manager of the Carl- Chamber of Commerce. In thl3 letter A. Ryan wan appointed chairman of and to have the state fish and gumo ternoon, ond National Bank and Trust com- organization. Mr. Scdam told of theton theater, has booked Arthur Pry- lhc comptroller of the currency went the depositors' committee and Mau- eaimniiikioii stock the county woods pany and at The Merchants Trust jrowth of tho state organization, or and his Freehold Elks', band for a into detail:! regarding the reorganisa- rico Schwartz, one of the. members anil waterways with more game and company reads: particularly in the 1u:[ the land- of ninety days each. Arrefltcl by nomist and business advisor, is to ad- amount to $140,000. A final report THE BROAD STREET BANK, will consist of the spring colors with Independent Engine company will given by the ladies of tho Eaton- dress the next meeting of tho Red orange trimming hanj;injr front the marks of Middletown. H was bad- iown ambulance group tonight at Sergeant James J. Khcedy and Po- by all tho team captains will be held ly rim down and its owner bad in-I.old a bunco parly at their lire hoin-e liceman John Ktoye' early Monday Bunk Public Questions! Forum Sun- at tho town hall Friday night. The The Depositors Committee Still Hopes balcony. on Mechanic street Tuesday night, Pine Tree Inn. The proprietor of day nftcrnoon at throe o'clock at tho tended to have tt razed. Tho lire was tho inn lias donated his orchestra to morning' -when his father, Charles campaign Is being sponsored by the To Get It Rc-opencd. discovered by Joseph McCloskcy, April J.7. Pli^es will be awarded uiul Haggorty, Sr., complained that he had Molly Pitcher hotel. Professor Ag- Chamber of Commerce in order to CANDIDATES KN DOUSED. efreshnienls served. The commit- furnish music for dancing. Tho com- ger will apeak on tho subject, "The Tho depositors' committee of the who turned in the alarm by telephone mittee in charge of the dance con- nbuscd him, tho young man appeared stimulate business and Increase em- Broad Street National bank ia still at George Crawford's house. .Six tee in charg liitil Of ClHU-lL.fi in a belligerent mood upon being ar- New Cold Standard." ployment. It is hoped lhat the ,. jlU'imctt, Jr., Richard Kirby, Stephen sists of Mrs. Charles Heidi, Mrs. hopeful of getting the institution re- Ktimson Democrats For Qnlim, Law- Middletown township fire companies Jesse Lane, Mrs. Fred Beale, Mrfi. raigned in police court. Sentenced to Having served not only as head of pledges will aggregate $200,000 and organized and re-opened. Tho com- rence, Dill and .Icftrics. responded and they previMitcd Ihe Shultz. Hurry AlcUwurth and John servo ninety dnys in tho county jail, tho department of economics and nsat the Chamber of Commerce ofllce C;:laiulricllo, Alene Cain, Mrs. Harry Diver ntid mittee held a meeting last night at The lUimson Men's und Women':! flames from spreading to adjoining -Miss Ruth Dryer. Haggorty as ho was being led away director of the bureau of economics thin morning It wan stated that pros- the olllco of Its chairman, Alston buildings. to a cell used profane language and and business research at Kutgcrs, pects were bright that this goal Democratic ctiib-s have endorsed Veterans' C'iiid I'iirl.v. but also In official cnpaclty with tho Bcekman, and took action to submit John J, Qninn for stale committee- was brought back for a uccond hear- would bo reached. a plan for rc-opening to the Treasury Stamp Collector* Moot inc. The Konnsburg post of the Vet- Kxompt Firemen to Ncet. ing. He was sentenced to serve an Federal Reserve Board, Professor Ag- man, Mr;;. Adelaide Y. Lawrence for Tile annual meeting of the Exempt ger is an authority on tho subject Department. The plan with a few state committcewonKin, William \>. A meeting of the Monniouth Coun- eran:; ef I-'oroij;!! Wars' will hold a additional ninety dreyo In Freehold. variations is much tho same as one caril party and ;;ocia! in the pn.-,t Kn't'mon's association of Ited Bank which ho will discuss, CHURCH CROWDED. Dill for governor and T. l'-'.dwin Jcf- ty Philatelic society will lie held ut. will bo held toni[;li! ut Union Hose Flunk HlgghiH of lUlm place, ar- which waa previously'referred to the moms on M:;iu :;lictl. Friday nielli, He has performed notablo service fl'Ics for freeholder. tile /Ked Hank borough hall Kiiday 1 company's house 011 Shrewsbury ave- rested by Sergeant Sliecdy and Po- Two Weeks' Mission Under Way at department. _ veiling, April Is, at eh;ht o'clock. tin winners at c;ird.-j and ret'resh- to the Building & Loan association St. Jnmes's Church. The member:; of Hie coimly exeeu- menis will !><• ::orveit. The conimii- nue. Following the election of of- liceman John Btoyo on a disorderly of Now Jersey through his connec- tivo committee will meet Friday Further matter:; pertaining to the lin'i'.i and the usual businci.; routiiw. charge, was sentenced to servo thir- Bunco 1'nrty At Firo House. coming county-wide exhibition lo betoi' in charge consists of Walter tion with various committees of the Tim two weeks' mission of the Ob- night of thi.i week In •f.|..et eandi- iici;;i'i'ly. A hi.- l.fiin and ,1'isrph Tiahr. i ti'fl'i:::.hment:t will bo served. ty days In tlio county jail, Accord- New Jersey Budding and Loan late Fathers began Sunday night at A bunco party will bo held next dnten for counciluicn. cull'i:tor and held at Keil Hunk will he considered Ing, to the complaint, Higgins early o-» <»— - league. Ho 1:1 tho author of RovM'al .St. Jiimcs'a church. This week the Tuesday night, April 17, at 8:15 at this gathcrius;. Any informatiim j I\IidclU(owu Alunuil Dance. yesterday morning called police head- booltii on banking and kindred nub- inion la for the women and theo'clock by Independent engine Co., pertaining to the exhibition may he Sororily- l>ani-c\ quarters! to report an accident, on No. 2 of Red Bank at their lire house ) Tile Mlddh'tov/n Unvn.shlp alumni hiirrii has been crowded every had hy nddrcssiiy; Uuhi-rl. A. Wil- Tjin annill'l :.pi IcIL; I!;I|I^' of tin- association will hold a danco, Friday Maple tivonuc. when Lieutenant 1:M- on Mechanic street. There will be at- COMIN<; liams, lied Hank, ivhu i-i secretary night. The women's mission will S]|;in;i Tail Si;;nia snroliiy oL Ki'd ..,._iiiijht,, .....Apri.l L',7, at liculiM testmirant.,,,t ward Connors, on dcnlc duty at head- tractive prizes and refreshments will of the society. FLAY AT MNCUOFT. :•(! Saturday night, and the- mis- Ilchrcw ytiiiiiu l'Cllis 1VH1 Hold It Hank will hr- iirkt Salurday nij'.ht, (m the slalc highway in Miildlotown. quarters, nuked for hhi name, tho par- sion fur tho men will begin Sunday be aervod.. ly on tho other end of the phone Vang nt Aslmry r»rh. April v.s, nt Vivian Johnson's at iry hil ng is in fieneral I.udlivt' Aid Society Now ltolienrslnj: nif;ht und will continue throughout Hospital r.cnrlil. Munni'iulh lleac-h. On tin' c-cinunll- will provhli'tl by 1'n.t.iy off. The call was traced to Ihu rail- the week. Borough of LHUo Silver. Plami are heini; complied for an road station. Joseph Talcrlco and For J'erformnnoe. Under an amendment to tho ordi- Infornml nprin;: dance lu be held in The Kail' lliiven nlmlinty "I" thr:lec- an' Mi:-;' Klla Mealy 1I11 inn,01, vh'-stue. nance regulating tlie running at large -4K— - Joseph Calvcr, called an wltnciiioii, the crystal ballroom ol Ihe Bcrke- Kiverview hospital will hold ;i raid Ml:s M;u:::iirt Murray mil Mi: The Ladles' Aid society of Lincroft LUpior IJceiiBO Revoked. of (logn in Little Silver, paased April Alice airuo Mceliiif iiald they saw IIIICKIIUI in tho act of will present the play, "The Hewing 10th, 1931, the following changrs ley-Carteret hole! at Asbury Park and bunco parly Monday nii;[it, (.'01111. hanging up the receiver. Hlgijlna an- The liquor license (if the Crescent wero made: The license fee is now•Sunday nij;ht. May li, l>y Ihe KedApril 'JH, at the home 01" Airs. Clar- The ("It i.-i'H.i |ia;:iui uf Miclcllclnwn Circle. Meets at Mrs. Martin's" cither hotel im (.'(inter avenue at. Atlantic I'm nounced thnt. ho would appeal tho tlio latter part, of this month or the $1.00 for each dog, with a maximum Hunk YowiK Men's Hebrew associa- ence I.iltle. on ncNomiamlie avnillt •l.v- li.wnship will inret next. Mcnulay case. I li;;lilnnd.'i wa;i revoked laat night by fee of f 10.00 for keeping, harboring, tion and the Youmr Wnmon'.i He- at that, place. Mrs. Jnhn I". Mulvi- Miiiiiinuilh Sl.ir I ill:; c cif th. Slicp- <'vcaiii|;a! I In- l.i.onarilii j;nu|c wlccc)! lir.'it part of May. nehonniuls arc raising or breeding for commercial tlM iniivor and council of Unit place brew nssoi-ia! #n. Music. Tin- danc- bill and Mr.'. Werner J.!eniiin!V ale. • •in will ;ulcl n at ci;lll n'elfick. I 'rufrs ,icu- Hurry now being held at the l.incruft en tile ground that, the owner has purpose;;. Mciinil/.. of S|irin;v r,'il;o will bii tin l-'UKNACU CO. chapel under the nupervUiion (if Mrn. injr will be fmni.lird In- Toddy liny I in general elmgr' liiiin-ii jiarly al I t'h 1 Vt.ill *. S(n;;c! not lircn a reaiilont. of the. borough The presence of any femalo dog on — -*v> i *&- - Ir.ll. 1". 11..-. ,1 .la 'liilirsilay April Hnrolil rotter, Mrs. Raymond CnnK- cunt innuu:.|y for live years. the streets at any time, la prohibited. and hi:; ltcdriKlt-:. New ItiibiucHN MfariVel by Frank Tho presence of ;»ny male dog on the SUirl. Work nn Neiv School. 111. I'll 'I'. Kill :uv •nrded : nd IT- lin and Mrn. William Mmnwr. The Apitl 'Jti WHS !'iM. n:i the (lea,dljno 'In Hcpt'iil MiisiVi- 51M:,ie. (rtiu-llfell uf llr<\ llnnli. iitrenta i.-i prohibited, unload tho don Work mi I be new Willow slrecl I: •'.'IIIIIMI' 1 . i'! v Mi is. IIiMl Wor- lu-xt rrhciii'Miil will ho held Inmur- fin the payment «f water bills. The lltinro I'm-ly r IKi riieulatliifC heating ciyntoiiui ami air ive such nmle dug filial] nl^o v/eur an tlio Keller lire house nn nnmimond A union service ut' li'il i' llnty, 1MI Wallace :)tlc . *©»_- dlh eiy. Mr, CJi'iiti'hfi'll. was n^mclutcil .Iilsl Like Nriv. 'irubiu'N T.v|icu liter Ili'tiiliilinrleis. I he: : p- .|KIT. uilh the Holland i-'ui nn ''is company Special. Special. Men':, and ledie ' h.M. cl Typewl itr'i.; n-iilcil. lion: III. :..dil Kit Oi I'h.ipi.cd beef, Ih U.V. llclim-i- I1.,.', cm in i!n- c--.li.i pe clii-l m J,uf several j'raitij HU.Mld.-c bllllli. Ill ILV. in/hlK-Uk-lV 11), hlneln.i.1 by an .l.prrl 11:. 111 l.'inu,, I |' i,-| cl. Tml'iii'. , :i!l Kin.id iied i iiuii ii P:>. (re Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 193-,. BKIDG1S TARTY. MILLER'S RECONCILED. bomi will bo In the Holmdel ceme- morning at St, Agnea's church at At- Barbour'Defends. tery. kmtlo Highlands. Bov. Michael II. Professional Women's Club Enter- (spring IJike Man Held Under Ball Callahan ehnnted a requiem mass;, tained by Red Bank Couple. Hetuma to Wife. - Mrs. Hattla 3. Wymbs, Mrs- C&tUerino McNmnam, and burial by A. M. PoBten and Son Veto Overriding was In Mount Olivet cemetery. Members of the Atlantic Highlands Mrs. Robert C. Miller ot Spring wife of William. H. Wymba of Fair widow of John McNamara, died ,The Annual Meeting of Red Buulncss and Professional Women's He Declares Congress and Presi- Lake testified briefly last week be- field Gardens, Mlddletown township Saturday at her homo at Fort Mon- club and guests were entertained at fore tlie grand Jury at Xi'rcehold, died last Friday night at her horn- moutli, in her 71ot year. She had K. Jones Twelve Membore of Shrewsbury Bank Parish Was Held Last a bridge party Saturday night at dent Were Not Far Apart—- which is investigating charges that of complications. Shp had been in been ailing u long time, and death,ol Sp,.|ng strccl died lust Thursday Unit No. 168 Attend Lunch- Week-—Varied Activities of tho home of Mr. and Mra. John W, Congress Does by Law What her husband, a wealthy Spring Lake poor health for some time and fo was duo to complications. |at ll(s llome ot com|,ilcationa. Ho con Held fst Trenton in Honor the Church Societies. Rowland on Riverside avenue, Red President Does by Ukase. contractor, attempted to poison her. two months jvas a hospital patlont Mrs. McNamarn was born In I,vo- jla8.000,000. Of this sum Mrs. Miller a deadly poison con- the Bed Bunk Baptist church and morning at St. Mary's church at eral was held Sunday. and Mrs. J. Uzdlllu. Miss Gortrudo •Mrs. Leon do la Reussille, president only $18,00O|OOO actually was1 in dis-cealed in a cup of tea during her was active in. Its various aocietien. New Monmouth. A requiem mass Hampton is their nccompaniat. Th« o£ the Woman's guild, reported, on confinement four woeks ago. before iiuurtette ming a rjong of greeting to i putc between the President and thc Besides hep husband, who for many was chanted by Hev. Thomaa F. • Mias iToscpliino Chance. the. activities of. that organization, ; congress, nnd not S228.OO0.0O0, as so the birth of their fourth child. years was employed by the J. T. Bur-Maher, tho rector. Thc moss tho department president, Mrs. Min- :Thc rector appointed tne vestrymen sung by Mrs. Aloyslus Patterson and Miaa Josephine Chance, 23-yoar-old erva.'Allen. Tho wordo of the aong I many persons suppose. l'owes company, Mrs. Wymbs la sur~ daughter ot thc lato Frank Chanco tuid three other persona as a com- there were vi ved by a daughter, filra. .Albert Mrs. Edward McDonough of Red woro written by Mru. Fanny Cyphers jiiittce to formulate plans for a com- A Verdict for Damages of $33,- Klotzin of Fairfleld Gardens; a eon, Bank. Burial by A. M. Posten and of Raliroad avenue, Katontown, died nf tho Asbury Park unit. Other BC- imemoratlon of the founding of. the Ice Yachtsmen Son was in Mount Olivet cemetery. at tho homo of her oluter, Mrs. Floyd lectlonB by the quartctto werp inter- 040 in Favor of Frederick t ion of pay to government Roger W. Wymba of Riverside Holmgren, Wednesday afternoon fol- pariah 100 years ago. The members wh w r vcnt h v Heights, and two brothers, Albert M spersed throughout tho program. of tH6' coiiimittec, in addition to thc Hainfield, a Summer Resident I <•" " ™ f"' ]'' v - lowing a week's Illness. They were all beautifully rendered The VanNostmnd of Red Bank and. Itev. Mrs. Mary Hlnney 3f.ano, vestrymen, are Miss Josephine Weeks of Red Bank. - l.vonmny ;,ot of k,.t year. Surviving her are two Dialers, Mrs, and Included mich songa aa "Tho | dent himself hud icconicndcd that Manning E. VanNoatrand of Albany. widow of John H. Lane, died early chairman, Mrs. Frank 8. Curtis and Holmgren and Mra. W. D. Martin, Night Has a Thousand Kycs," "De llvc r m 1 thc 1 hc Thc funeral was held Monday af- Monday morning at her homo on Miss Nellie Lawless. At the con- A collision wllilc' h occurred on July i ^ }\:," W™ '<" Captain Frank P. Dickman Tells Jr., of Long* Branch. Miss Chanco Coppah Moon," "Believe Me If All s ol cd ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late Herbert street of a general break- clusion "ot.tha meeting a social hour 22, 1033, betwee=;n automobiles owned | ' ' •>*•"' V tbrinu-y 1 tills year." had beea a life-long resident of Eat- Those- Endearing Young Cliarma" 1 the North Shrewsbury Club home, with Rev. Edward W. Miller, down. She had been in poor health waa enjoyed and refreshments were by . Frank Bronso.i of St. A)b:ms, "It seems illogical that the govern- j ontown. Funeral services were held and "Mummy'ti Littlo Baby Loves should dcniancl. on the one | pastor of (ho Baptist church, In for some time. Eerved by a committee of which Mro. Long Island, and by Alexander IJII- Members About Florida—He at the Holmgren homo Saturday af- Shbrtonln' Bread." hand, thiit industry increase charge. Members of tho state and Cljfto'n Abbbtt is chairman. lien, notoriou s salsgangster, bettor known j SpenJclt the Winter There. local organizations of tho ladies' Mrs. Lane was 84 years old. She ternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Rev. "Marching Along Together," the YIT.IT T' rT """"','!»nd insist on thc other hand, that its | ^ " "«= ""'"=' ""-'"• aa born in Ireland and earne to LouiH M. Cnso, pastor of tho Katon- Friday evening Ht"3, Allan Frost's Leonardo resulTed0 In"Vvmlkt of own cml»0>ws «mtimlc °" thc l0»" The April meeting of the North auxiliary of tho veterans' organiza~ themo aong of tho commander nnd junior class held a shipwreck costume in U rtC tion attended. Red Bank 73 years ago. Her hus- town Methodist church, officiating, president of tho Department of New' Kin' Zlot Frederick'uninf «" ™S° *"° »«"* « " » '' <* ,' Shrewsbury iceboat and yacht club band, who died i;i February, 1931, party, at which games, singing, re- a Jnterment wfla inndo in tho West Jersey, waa oung by tho quartette B» ,„,,; •.„(,!,..,* ^r 13^,j i3««i, century, held last Thursdayy nighnlgl t was a most Services of the lodge were held was employed as a conductor on the ireshmenta.and a general good time fold, a summer resident of Red Bank, ] With rc'Kanl to veteran:;, the se Long Branch cemetery under thc greeting to Commander Samuel, pleasing affair, coupling winter ac- with Mrs. Johanna Schrocder of Central Railroad of Now Jersey. Splngarn, when ho wan introduced. •we.ro enjojred,, __ _ , last Thursday In thc New Jersey su-itoi, han\- "The tivities in thc North with those in tho direction of Charles Broeso of Eat- Union City, state president; Mrs. Mrs. Lane was one of tho found- ontown. Tho key of tho city of Tronton was Sunday afternoon a pageant of The prenv ^urt before Judge Lawrence !Wal.'aml Spnish'-Amerlckn" VaV veVeV- South during the same period as told Mary Stuart of Trenton, vice presi- presonted hy Bernard Walah, rop- Resurrection was presented by mem- and a jury at Freehold. ana are tile least understood of- all-. by Captain Frunk P. DIckmnn, a rs of St. James's church, which was dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Hanoen of Wee* first established In a building on roacnting tho mayor, who waa III. "bera oE tho church school, under the The accident occurred early in the This bjl, dul not pl.ovl(le for pay-l mt.,.embeu.. r „ of the club'„„ s ..„„...regatt, a >.™.corn- - llarry J. Doyle, Imwkcn, past president, and Mra, Weat street. She is survived by four Greotlngs from tho stato of Now Jer- direction of Miss Mary T. Walker, as- mornlng when Mr. Hainfcld, a pas-; mont of thc soitnm.3' bonus, as so I mittco who had recently returned aged Gl, died at his homo on Broad Anna Williams of Trenton In charge. 30ns, James and Willam Lane, who sey wcro given by Comander Thom- sisted by Miss Dorothy Brown. All senger in Mr. Bronson's far, was jnmny of the letters to me hnvc indi-' from a stay of- severa...l months .In. The local auxiliary, with Mrs. Louise stret, Eatontown, Thursday after- •who took part received compliments. driving a Ford cabriolet in a westerly cated. Nor does the bill restore pay ived with her; John Lane oC Hill- noon of complications. Ho was the as J. Mulroy. Florida Crce as guide, Mrs. Mildred Pangler Tho pant iitate dopartmont prosi- The costume} were made by the mem- direction on Lconardvillc road and to any of tho vast army of veterans Captain Dickman, who knows all aa assistant guide and Mrs. Eliza- side and Joseph Lane of Jersey City; son of tlio lato John and Mary bers of tho Woman's guild. They Lillicn was driving his special Lin- who heretofore have received pen- % granddaughter, Mrs. Mary R. Abels Doylo. Ho moved from Brooklyn donts of New Jeraoy aro Mrs. Clalrs about the Northern winters and who beth Hall and Mrs. Barbara Heyer Ollphunt, Mrs. Ijllllan Grcor, who waa •wore historically correct and attrac coln sedan in an easterly direction sions for non-service connected dis- has watched many an Iceboat race, as members of the color guard In of Red Bank; six grandsons, Bert- about Hevon yoara ago. He wnn for- stive with Oriental colorings. The list Upon the same road. In making a abilities, aa so many persons seem to am and Robert Lane of Rod Bank, niorly connected with the Social Reg- unabcl to bo present; Mra. Ralph T. now says that he has "Florida sand charge, also conducted services. Hcaton, Mrs. J. Iradoll Wyckoff, Mrs. of characters follows: turn tho Llllien car which was trav- believe. in his shoes" and expects hereafter John and Joseph Ryan of Caldwel], ister at Now York but had retired. eling: at a , terrific rate of .speed, | "The bill docs restore 100 per cent The auxiliary members were hon- Dr. Hubert Lano of Union City and His wife, Carrie- K. Doyle, died in Thotnns J. Hutton, MISH Kmma Flor- PilRto ...» Joseph T. Hornby to spend the winter season in tho ence Beach and Miss Minnie B. Iv- Joiieph of Atimathcu Robert Munilcu crossed over to thc left side of the pay to World war yjHims of injuries orary bearers. Tho actlvo bearera Dr. Edwin Lane of Baltimore. 1932, He In aurvlved by a brother, balmy airo of tho Southern ell me. were George W. Chandler, Millard F, ins. Othor (;ueotn Introduced were Chief Priest Richard Martin road and struck the Bronson automo- due directly to their war service; it Captain Dickman ia an expert ama- Tho funeral waa held this morn- who lives in California. pther Prieits George Voorhifl, bile, throwing both occupants out to does restore 75 per cent to those vet- Tctley and Lionel G. Harrison, all Mrs. Goofgo W. Day, past treasurer Walter "Goakuy. Florence Mornn, Audrey tctn* photographer who knows" how to ng at nine o'clock at her lato home The body wan removed to John W. tho ground. i,- erans whom the government long of Samuel T. Sleeper camp, and Ed- for thirtoon years; Mro. Splngarji, •Willis, Dorothy Wodehougc, Lillian anap thc unusual and his exhibition and at ten o'clock at St. James's Flock'a funeral liomc at. B ago decided and still believes, arc ward Corcoran, Ralph Teed and Al- Long mother of thc atato commundor; De- Graff. As a. result of the accident Mr. of pictures was most entertaining:. hurch, where tho rector, Rev. Dr.Branch. Funeral services wer held Soldiers Richard Matthews, Her- Hainfcld suffered a fracture of thc suffering from disabilities presum- bert M. VanNostrand, Jr. Burial in ohn B. McCloskey, celebrated a partment Adjutant Roalnd Cowan, bftrett FrostF,, Kennethh ReevesKK , WillWilliai m He gave detailed description of each charge of the Worden funeral home n St. Dorothea's church at Katon- Mrs. F. M. Ritchie, first vlcq .presi- Fowler, Helen Moran, Joseph Graff. right patella, resulting in a perman- ably due to their service—mostly picture which brought envy from his lolemn high mass of requiem. Burial tubercular and nervous and mental was ia Cedarwood cemetery at Key- town Monday morning, in charge of dent; Mra. Gertrude Guthrle, second Harry Koliock, Jack Montgomery, Ray- ent injury to his foot. He also re- clubmatos who were not qulto so for- h charge of tho Worden funeral mond Llppincott, Elmer VonBrunt. cases, and docs restore 75 per cent port Rev. Charles P. Farran. Interment vlco president; Mra. Grace Colton, Phyllis Mathlasen, Dolores Jones, Doris ceived a severe injury to his knee tunate as to have escaped thc past •tome was In Mount Olivet cemetery. was made in Prospect Hill cemetery, and a fracture of tho cervical spine. of the pay that had been cut off from third vice president nnd poppy chair- Fowler nglng Spanish-American war veter- severe winter weather. Washington, p. C. man; Mrs. Edna Ryan, historian; First Watch .... .Richard Matthews Mr. Hainfcld was confined to River- A letter of condolence was ordered Gerard Grandvillo Itobert 1". rarlier. Second Watch Raymond Llppineott ans, upon which they had come in Mrs. Ernest Drake, sergeant at arme; view hospital at Red Bank for eight sent to tlie bereaved family of thc of Wcslh Front street died Monday Tho funoral of Robert P. Parker, James McAvey. ,-Womerl, "The Three Marys" Ruth weeks, and for a long period there- their dccling years to depend for a Mra. J. W. Smith, chaplain, and Mrs. Walker, EIBIC Brett. Mariorie Munden livelihood. late -James N. Bunell, a prominent in Rivcrvlew hospital, whero he had •ho died on Sunday of last week, 1 after had to walk around with thc A retired letter carrier, died at his George F. Fleming, secretary. Re- AnBels Joan Llppincott, Mary member of thc club. Although not been a patient following an emer- as held last Wednesday afternoon grotB woro ucnt by Frank Matthews Jane McHugh use of a cane. "In the case of the presumptives, an icebont owner, Mr. Bunell was a ,t two o'clock at his late homo at homo at Leonardo Sundny .afternoon Other Wowcn ...,. Jean Van Buaklrk, every case still remains aubject to gency operation for a ruptured gas- at tho ago ot 77 years. Ha la sur- and Herbert Blizzard, past depart- Mary J. Garrlaon, Anita Matthews, Mur- Since this iccident Lillien was very active member and served faith- trio ulcer several weeks ago. He was 'air Haven with Rev. Henry P. ment commanders. i«l VanBrunt found shot to death at his homo in review and elimination by the gov- fully upon club committees. vived by his wife and by a daughter 21 years old. owen, pastor of tho Methodl3t Samuel Gaskoll, national child jChlldren Alice Hoop, Robert Leonardo and It was believed that ernment. and throe cpns. His children arc Mrs. Tho trophy dinner of the club will Mr. GrandvJIIo was an uahcr at rotestant clVurch of Fair Havon, in welfaro committeeman, spoke on tho Jones, Ronald JefTrey, Patricia Moran, this was the work of rival gangsters. "In his veto message the President John Quinn .of Eatontown and Jos- Gail Garrison, Ada Fowler, Martha Corn- bc held soon with Vice President Carlton theater and waa very :hargo. work dono this year by this commit- This suit, however, ,- proceeded specifically stated he was, on that eph, Jarijcs, John and Edward Mc- ing, Dawaoii Barrow, Ralph Sicklca, Jcs- Tho bearera were Georgo Parker, tee, Samuel Loveman of Toms Riv- sio Parkca against the estate. An interesting very day, taking the following ac- Avey of New York. The funeral was r., Alfred Smythe, William Parker, er, nalonal Americanism chairman, Music by the Choir .... Mrs. Holt, Organist feature of the case was the testimony tion: Directing the return to the pen- hold this morning at St. Agncs'a Header Rev. H. S. Craie George Parker, Jr., Merrill Parke spoko briefly, ns did Theodore or Edward Peters, an automotive en- sion rolls of those Spanish-American church at Atlantic Highlands, whore nd Edward Kirk. Burial, in charg> Crelghton, past department com- A chapter of St. Andrew's brother- gineer of Newark, who described the war veterans who in 1920 were re- a requiem high mass was celebrated f tho Wordon funeral home of Kei mander. A telegram of greeting wa> hood was formed Monday night by a LiJIim automobile. Thi.s automobile riving: pensions aa a result of service Ho was greatly interested in avia- by Rev. Michael H. Callahan. Thc connected dire hi lit i^«, nnd roKfnrin^ ent to the mayor and council of Hed Sank, was in Fair View cemetery. received from the 8 and '10. group of men. Tliu lector appointed cost 513,000, weighed six tons and had tion and In his spare time performed interment was at Mount Olivet ccm- 29,000 prcsumptlves to thc rolls on a Junk Hcekluf, relief from tho ex- Mr, Parker \yna a member of thi "Our own" Clalro Oliphant, ns sho Charles Reeves director, Richard special armor plate on thc inside. The odd jobs around tho iied Bank ulr- eteiy ln.cliur^o of Julm E. Day. per cent basis pending re exami- cessive amount of surface water that 'crnon A. Brown post, Veterans c is affectionately called by tire New Martin secretary und Fred Munden glass all around was an inch thick. port in, return for flying lessons. He Mr. McAvoy was a letter carrier at nation of each individual case. empties from West Front street up- 'oreign Wars, and members of tliu Jersey auxiliaries, Introduced the na- treasurer. Spec I ally-made sixtecn-ply tires were was well liked by tho personnel at New York 33 years. He moved to on the club property during heavy irganlzation conducted military sorv- tional president, Mrs. Blester, wh» i An all-day .sewing meeting will be 011 the automobile". On thc rear of "Where, then, is the great differ- the flying Held and a brilliant future Leonardo eight years ago, rains. The property bulkhead i3 be- ces at the grave with Thomas F. Mo was greeted by the Arion (luurtotta1 iheld by tho Woman's guild tomorrow tho car were two machine gun stands. ence? Congress has done by law had been predicted' Tor him. Hia ing weakened by virtue of tho vast Grath of Fair Haven, county com- singing tho Pcnn state song. Mrs. in the choir room. Those who attend The Ford car was damaged beyond what the President has done by frionda at tho theater called him the amount of water that passes over it mandor of tho post, in charge. Tlionv ; Mra. Mary Anderson, Blester1!! subjects wero-mostly of re- •will bring box\lunchcons. The dresses repair. Mr. Mainfeld was represented ukase." on account of this excess surface wa- "flying usher." •which woro beffUu during Lent will aa J. Meagher served as chaplain. A widow of- JaniC3 Anderson, died last habilitation and the boya In the hos- by Quinn, Parsons & Doremus. ter condition. Three years .ago the ambitious firing squad fired a volley across thi }>e finished ami Kent to St. Anne's young man received his private, Sunday nt tho homo of her daugh- pital/!. She told of (ho wonderful ap- Thn club's sick committee reported grave and a bugler sounded taps. ter, Mrs. Jessie A. Avatl of Little preciation shown by thcfjc men for fcchool at Mitchell, Nevada. St. Agnes Communion pilot's license. About a year ago thc illness of Joueph Salz and a let- Services of Mystic Brotherhood Silver, aftor a long Illncns. She waswhat tho auxiliaries, do for thorn. •' The church school will meet Sun- Successful Dance ter of cheer was ordered sent to him. ho waa Injured in a slight accident day morning at half-past ten o'clock Breakfast Sunday while taking off. He waa stricken lodge of Masons, of which Mr. Par- 7^ years old. Besides Mro. Avati, Mrs, Blester proved a most enthrall- Mr. Salz has been an active member ker was also a member, conducted with whom she lived, Mrs. Ander- ing speaker and her audience -was ami will attend tho eleven o'clock of tho club for many years and has suddenly about a month ago and church service, at which time tho For Hospital The fourth annual Commun- had been in the hospital ever since. services at tho house . on Tuesda; son is survived by another daughter, sorry when she had finished. ion breakfast of the Holy Name so- not only offered several trophies but night. Charles A. Mlnton served as Mrs. Aired E, Vondcrmuhl of Mont- Prizes were uwardud thc Ksacx-and Lenten offering boxes will be pre- The charity dance for tho River- ciety of St. Agnes'.s church of At- o-taken a groat interest In other Mr. Grandvillo resided with his worshipful' master and David H. clair. Salem counties for equalling their, sented. view hospital held Saturday night lantic Highlands will bc held Sunday niattei'3 pertaining to thc club's wel- grandfather, John J. Smith of West Bennett acted as chaplain. niemher;;hlp. Tho number of mcrn- The Woman's guilci wili meet in the Red Bank Elks' auditorium Tho funeral, was hold at thc Avuti morning, April 15. The members will fare. • . Frc-nt street.' Ho was the son of licr.i in tlio national auxiliary is ,40,- the choir room next Tuesday, with attracted an attendance of several residence yesterday morning at 11:00 attend eight o'clock mass and the the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grand- Mrs. Laurn VV. Torrencc, 000 in advanco of this samo tlnlctast Mrs. Leon do la Rousaillc presiding. hundred persona, thc social elite of o'clock, with tho Rev. George IT. break fust will take place afterward ACTIVITIES OF THE MEEK. ville, and ia survived by two sisters, year. Mrs. James It.. Wolcott and Mrs. thia section being well represented. widow of Rov. Hugh Wallace Tor- Mikh pastor • of the Shrewsbury in tlie school auditorium. j the ' Misses Lorctta and Virginia Frank S. Curtis.will bo in charge of Music was furnlsned by nn orchestra Grandvillc. rcnee, died early lnst Saturday morn- Presbyterian church, officiating. In Thc membcrn of Shrewsbury unit refreshments. under the personal direction of Prof. Rev. Michael H. Callnhan, spirit- i Prepared By iho Chamber of Com- ing at the honie of hor daughter, Mrs charge of R. R. Mount & Son, tlie who attended tho luncheon woro ths unl director of the society, will pre- The funeral will bo held tomorrow Harvey Wado Young o£ East Fron' body was convoyed by automobile to president, Mm. Carl E. Bromcr, Mrs. Friday afternoon, April L'O, at hnlf- Larry LaRos. merce us a Local Guide. morning at ten o'clock at St. Janiea'a past two o'clock the guild will hold side nt the breakfast. There will be This, is the fifth weekly publica- street, after an illnesa of severa' Bloomfleld, where burial was made Judson Vaughan, Mrs. Thomas Moad, In addition to a very pleasing several prominent speakers. Rev. church, where the rector, Rev. Dr.weeks. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Shampanore, Mrs. a card party in. the parish house. dunce program, .sopranu .nukia were tion of a table listing activities and Jului B. McClo3key, will celebrate- a Sire. Horton B. Garrison is general Bruno Bitters, vice president of the special evento in'Kcd Bank and Im- Mrs. Torreneo had resided nt Ked Jhnrles fiklllmari, Mrs. John Loon- rendered by Miss Kva Bruncn, a Jesuit university in Japan, will pay solemn high mass of requiem. Burial nrd, Mra. H. Adamflon, Mro. Tliomal chairman and her committee com- Chicago opera singer, whose num- mediate vicinity. _ Bank for tho past fourteen years. Her Miss Josephine. Krantz prises Mrs. James R. Wolcott, Jr., a special tribute to the society by in chargo e of John E. Day will bo In husband, a Presbyterian clergyman Gill, Mrs. T. MeClintock, Mro. Q. Vf; .' bers were received with liberal ap- being present to address the men. Within a few weeks it is hoped [ M't- Olivetccmctory.' of Kcyport, died last Wednesday at Morrhi, Mra. J. Uzdilla and Misa Ger- Mrs. James O. Davis, Mrs. William plause. J, E, Castle was master of that every club and organization in ! served at various times as pastor of Another speaker will be Rev. Dr. tho Monmouth Memorial hospital at I trudc Hampton lilppincotl, Mrs. Axford Barrows, ceremonies and introduced the ar- Red Bank and vicinity will bc re-1 churches at Philadelphia, Charleston Paul A. McNally, director of thi Hnrry F. Chandler. Long Branch at tho ago of 73 years.' Mrs. Louis S. Conover, Mrs. Ira tists to the assembly. Miss Verity porting every scheduled event West Virginia and Ovid, New York, Georgetown university observatory Sho leaves several brothers and sis- CTOUEC, Mrs. Alfred Mathlasen, Hys. Drummond entertained by reading that this column will be a record of I The' funeral of Harry P. Chandler Be3ldea Mrs. Young, Mrs. Torreneo rOUNM DEAD IN FIELD. at Washington, D. C. He is nation- tors, among' whdm aro Miss May Stanley Haviland.Mrs. C. V. William- horoscopes. cverytliing that Is going on here- of Asbury Park, former resident of la survived by five other daughters ally known, in astronomical circles. Kranlz of Keypbl't and Frank Krnntz son, Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs. Or- abouts. This week's table ia aa fol- Fair Haven, who died on Wednesday Mrs.,Fred Sanderson and Miss May Michael McGroll of Holmdel Strick- A committee headed by Mrs. Al- Ho ia a Follow of the Royal As- 1 of Leonardo. The funeral waa held mond Minton,'Mrs. George Voorhis fied Mathiasen, chairman of thc lows: of lost week at hia home, was held Torrence of New York city, Mrs, en While at Work. 1 1 tronomical society. Fellow of the James Wooater of Montclalr. Mrs, Friday at tho funeral home of A. M. and Mrs. E. P .. Magee. ways and means committee of the (Clubs and organizations wishing last Friday afternoon at two o'clock Posten and Son and burial was In Michael McGrail was found dead Friday ' evening, April 20, from American association for Advancc- at tho Worden funeral home on East Charles D. Brockway of Tonncclt and River view hoapitnl auxiliary, served cvcnts li3tod thi3 column anouk Fair VIow cemetery. A mass for her Friday in a field where ho had been eight until twelve o'clock ft dance mont o£ Science, former Honorary '". ' Mrs. Henry Quickcndcn of Los An- refreshments. 0 1U Chamber of Front street with Rev. Herbert S. will bc held at New York. working on Bernon Prontlco's farm will be given at Trinity parish house Fellow 'ick o tecrvat"ry '»nd communicate with th Craig, rector of Trinity Episcopal cles. Dr. John B. Boyd of thc Kiver- Commc 0 Broad street. Tele- al Holmdel. Ho had complained of by the young people of the church. member of A merican Astronomical ™:." church of Red Bank, in charge. Tho funeral, which was private, vlcw hospital staff thfinkcd those .society and thc Astronomical society phono 2120). not fooling well for several wcaka, Hackett'a orchestra will provide who in any way helped to nuikc Moro than 100 officials and em- was conducted by Rev. John A, but when ho wont to work: Friday music. There Hill lie" :i"~d~ooF" prize of the Pacific:. Wednesday. April ' 11—Art exhibit, Hayes, paator of tho Red Bank Pres- lied lact Saturday night at tho homo the affair such a nucce.s.n. v ployees of thc Public Service corpor- morning he said ho had rievor felt' nnd iT'frr£hm£hts, ,MrK. James Hunt- Justin MeAghon, president of thc I »«»« w.mWii club. ,,l Wi>inun'« clul> of Mrs. William H. Blaltc of Harri- Mrs. Samuel ilatismnn, prcy-hlcnl 1 '-iiiHr. McolitiK, Sons ul Union Vctcrimrt ation of New Jersey, in which firm byterian church. In chargo of the better in his life. Ho was engaged er is advisor of- the group and she iVewarlc Diocesan 1 [oly Name so- son avenue of heart trouble. She was of the Ited .Hank auxiliary of the .\ilifU7. Dinner. PhiluUica ROriety, Unp Mr. Chandler served as assistant to Worden funeral home, entombment in digging a ditch and Henry Muhcr "will direct tlie party. Thc ticket com- ciety, will also he a guest speaker. t rhvin-h, for church oIlH-cr.i mul work- » years old. Thc funeral will bo held hospital, wan chairman of (he affair. the president, were present. Tlio was In tlio Young mausoleum in Falr- was with him for a. time. Mr. Ma- mittee comprlsr.t .Stuart Powers, Fred A. program of niu.sic in being ar- i. Hunco imrly. Duiiiiliteis of Pocahon- this afternoon nt two o'clock at thc Sho waa ably assisted by Mrs. Leon lim. cvcul honorary bearers woro Thomas N. viow cemetery. her left the place to tako a load of Williamson, John McHugh, Richard ranKod. truest;; will attend from Odd Fellowii' hall. Duplicate funeral parlora of It. R. Mount ft Conrow, Mrs. Lester Rose, Mrs. Irv- brlclKO menu benefit Slirownb McCartcr, president of the corpor- milk to Cult's JMock, litatlng that lie Martin, Kit a Graff and Florence Fied Bank, New Monmouth, Keans- Son .on. West:Front ;atraet.': Hurial ing K. Lovctt, Mia. Jo.-stph Honig- ion IlldlnB club, nt tho Molly Pitcher, ation, Hon. Edmund W. Wakelee and Mrfj. Sarah Slicrmnn would be back in about an hour, Ooodvidgc. burg. Highlands. A.sbury Park and ulnr mceLim:, Littlo Silver Woman's Percy 3. Young, John L. O'Toolc, of Arthur place, widow of-Willlnm will bo in White. Hidgo-cemetery at nian, Mrs. Herman Asendorf, Mrs. Freehold. Eatontown. : Whon Mr. Mahcr returned li*> found o - o fleorKe Stevens, Mrs. Katlicrino El- Tliumliiy, April 12—Ueitulnr meeting, Harry C. Stevenson and Prcdorlck W. H. Sherman, died last Saturday af- Mr. McGrail lying dead in tlio Held. AT K1VKU PLAZA. kus Whltf;, Mra. Kdwin K. Conovnr, junim- ami i^uior Parent-Teacher anflo- Schmidt, vlco presidents of tho com-ternoon of a heart attack. She was Mr. McGrail moved to Holmdol I). 51. V. MKKTING. cititifin, cif;lit o'clock junior high nchool Mrs. KathcHnb O. Folhcmus, Mr.'!. Janiea Par ken, Sr., Mrs. Henry j iiudiinriiiin. Meeting. Mnrv Mount W. W. pany. Burial was in ,Mt, Pleasant 88 years old. from Now Brunswick about 25 years Activities of Iho Community Club At Kohl and Mrn. Elmer Morrow ii. JJnpllst tihuruh, Paul Ilrniotcd. upcaker; cemetery at Nowarlc. Mrs. Sherman wan born at Lin alotcr.of jnnics D. Ottcraon, Jr., of ago nnd ho had been employed by j Club IQiitrrtalncd At Home of Mr.elertlon of oflirci-B. Uunro Party, Kcil That I'lacc. Mr. Chandler was a member of tho croft and was tho daughter ot tho Broad ntrcet, died last Friday nt various furmerii. He waa 56 years | And Mrs. Lestor Kennedy. Huttl; fno ilpiuu'tmonL Kuxillary. ~ lief I her homo at Brooklyn. Besides her nrmxiNG CIJJB JXKCTION. lira hiinn:. Monthly dinner mecllni; , l0dgC Of Servicc!< ato James and Lydia Davis. She old. Ho Is aurvlved by hia wife, who The f ullCAYii.K oflicers of the Com- i Mr. and Mrs. F-CvNtrr Kennedy cn- ••il of itciiKiimn Kiiurittion, nt l'nir JInvcn • of thnt organization wcro licld last was tho lost surviving member of brother she Is survived by a son, before her marriago watj Misfi Ella munity club of Kivcr Plaza were I'lerlaincd the J). M. C. club Thursday MctlimliFt cliurrli. 6 ::)!). Clifford T. Polhemuo of Lon.-j Inland, Miss Madeleine Urniielt Prehidonl of (Thursday night at tho Worden fun- her Immediate; family. Her brother, Ryan of Holmdel. Mra. MeQrull is elected ycHtci Uiiy: ni^ht at their home on Harding ruaii. I-Tlilny, April 13 — Minstrel nlimv. Kn-j.-.i with Dr. Thomas C. Me- iT. Leonard Davis, died about a year and a daughter, Mrs. Helen O. Camp- a dauightor of the late Mr. and Mrs. 1'rciiiilr nL—Mri. James J. Tuylur. Jjuly .Kilts' Group, vi HI tli Uniiuo of llolfonl Mcthodlut I , licll of Florida. Tho funeral wnn held I'ri/.e.T nt bridge were awarded to fliurrli. " Vcy, exalted ruler, and Kenneth My- ago. , Michael Ryan. Mr. Mcdrall alni> Vice p c-tlili-nt—Mrs. Mnrir HendrirU. Meeting. Itcd Unnk Wumiin's lost night at Brooklyn. iy---,Mrs. K.iy Cole, At a meeting of thc I-aily J-'lks" Mrs. Sidney Wain, Mrs. Edgar V. rlut). Annujil tifinrc, Bophomore nmi jun-tingcr, chaplain, in charge. Mrs. Sherman is survived hy n.non leaven !L sister, who lives at Nqw nl r-ccTftiLfi—Mm. Cliarlca Alcek- bowling' club Afomifiy ni^hf, MIPS JJeni.'ie ami Mnt. I'.'iiivjtrd M.T^CC. ior cl;i!.flCM ot Ucd Ji»nk liiyh ucliuul »t Ho was also a member ot tho Plny- Percy Sherrnun of Iti'd Bank, and Brunnwick. Madeleine Dennett of Highlands) wah th pj-cHcnt were Mr. and .\liij. ilio liijih M'liool irymnnslum. Pnrcc. Tin- John Arcllla Th?. funeral war held Monday CnrrcMnomrihi: :,i-rretiiry- -ticnrcp ,,. , -TT , , , , 'on l'itlli fire ilcimrtment, nt tlio nrliool ere Boat Club of Fair Haven and this two grandchildren, Sherman Man- elrctcd president to .'uicccod Mr.s. organization was represented fit the morning nt St. Joucph'a church at Trcaaurcr— Mrs, ICdwnrd II. Snil Walter HiijKlnbi.tlian, Mr. ami Mrs.! limi.c. IrT1Fin,,l 1ro',1 ol-t mcotini.-. rcnovlro ning of ncd Bank nnd Mro. Loon ot Brooklyn, formerly of Rumson, Auditor—Mra. Willi John CnntilHnn of Hod Bank. Mra Stanley Havllniid, Mr. nnd Mra. Jnmra ! «•""'f'"' ''"i; " " >> ii;1i hull. funeral. Bristol of Syracuse. :lled laut wcelt at tho ago of 41 Matawan and tlio burial waa in tho 1 will hold a dvaaerl-hrldpe j 1 \ ^ prcsi- Tl. Wolcott, Jr., Mrs. Iva Tanj;, Mrs.! """f s, ,',!'m",T''] Tho funeral wan held yesterday years. Ho In survived by hia wife, dent, Mrs. Anmld lie-,* no M-etMry Phili)) Walnritiht. MISM Marlon U.ir-' Mrs. Charlotte- Many, afternoon at two o'clock ot the fu- Mrs. Julia Arcllla. Tho funeral WHEI party noM TucMlay at thc home of 1 von! MIT." Auj;u:;t I,. Miller, with Mrs. Ruy and -Mi. . Reginald Viinl'.iunl tlTii.S- i-ott, Dr. Theodore; A. Dorcmu.'; and .iirdiiy. April M — Prcildnnfn hall wife of Francis V. Many of East neral homo of R. H. Mount iiry firo housr. breakdown. She had been In poor tist church, of which Mra. Sherman :everal yeara ago. mayor ;tni| council hist woclc Burtis y csilnj. April 17—McctiriK. Womnn's Perry nnd John llembort BUbmltlod' Highland;; wa;l elrrted a. nowlunin- ; health for about a year and v/aq: a member, in charge. Burial Thr chili will hold it huiK-o parly at l>pr. 1'lfiMH arc ,MlM. (inieo I.lvingstmi !I II in ,AJI- • if T-lnlly vlinrrh. nt imrljh homo. wnii 'In Fair View cemetery. tho lowent hid for convert Ing tho old thhe rhibhuUKhbh e d fur Mul I'.. M. lluminneo unle. Woini.n'1 confined to bed for tho past Death of Iufnnt. Wednesday even- Carlo nlghl, Apt 11 pi-nr at 1'n'Hb.vtcrian thuri-h. nl 1 li i Mnnmouth ntrrpt. Cnrd ncluiul liulldlng Into a factory. They ing at eight o'clo weeks Tho Infant Eon of Mr. nnd Mm. k, under the direc- Mr.v, Gni<:i> //(viiig;:f.23. Aivmdlng of tlio contract The (Jonilnuniiy club and the Wom- Injurrs Hr-tul AfliT KninlliiK. the lato Michael and Sarah Bennett widow of John A. Ashe, died lant n Hlvorview hospital yesterday. The l\'.lerian chureli WVilnenday night. was deferred until tonl|;ht'a meeting an';; club of Itivcr Plaza will unite in Anli Ilaviland, t'lnjiluyr Taylor. She moved to Red Bank Wednesday at her homo on High- uneral wan held* yesterday at Mt. al Illcli- April 18. Her appearance \vil\ be of the council, when nn ordinanca lioldln;; a MippiT Wednesday evening. man'? boal woik;i thc fool, df IIIS 21ST ISIIITEIDAV. from Freehold 28 years ago and had land avonuo nt Leonardo. Death was umli:r the direction of thc youn/; Dllvet cemetery, whero burial, In appropriating funtin for tlmt pur- April 'Mi, at Community cliibJJou.'-;/; lor U'lifirf rivcmje, rei'f'ivrd hiecr;tfinns lived here ever since, For 26 ycara due to complications after n short Ii'-nplc nf the churiih. Other rhurehi'.s Imrgo of John 1C. Day, was made. pose will bo ndopti'd. Tho Kvor thc benelH of welfare woilc. Finns of 1h- forrhra'l \v)\vu hi; fnintr'il A J'liiiMtnt Surprise for Curl Drcycr illness. Mro. Ashc wan G2 years old (if Ihi' borough will tinilo with Ihem. her husband WMJ an officer In the Ready Garment company will op- for tht;< event will lie made, at a meet- while working J''ri(l;iy. After /alnl- of Tlnton 1'alls. Reformed church nnd Mrs, Many nnd had been a resident ot Leonardo ing of tho inipner rolnnutlee tonight Mrs. Hill livt'.i at ^wartiimoro, 1'i'nn- crato tho factory. > Ing the man Mruclc hi.^ hf'ad on tho Tlie l'lr;t l>hthday of Carl Dreyer, was active In ita various oocleties. thn pnst forty yearn. Rebchjili Lodgo Noteii. at the home of Mrs. Align: t L. Miller. fsido of a wall. Ho ivn.'i jili'lircl to ;;•- Ivnnia. Her father, the lute llrv. The newly elected olilccrji of Nave- C'iKirlc.i lavin^'.'ifon, waa a I'rc.^liy- run uf AIi-5. Charlos Dreyer of Tin- her hUBband, who Is flu Surviving nro eight children. They thc lorml honpltal for tr.-nl mont. Tim ton Kill.!, occurred last Wednesday, attorney with offlcC3 at Jersey City, aro Mrs. John I\ fiulllvan, Thomas Ink ncbekah Iitdgo of 2£ed Kank Hrlilr;q 'IVmrticy 1'nrilght. fitllrlif1:, were hikrn by l.'r. Jrvin;; trriiin minialer. To OpiM)r>e Mrs. Lawrence. |nud at night a family gathering was Mra. Many la survived by two Bis-IT. Asho and Austin F. Anho of Leo- •/111 hn Installed Tuesday night, April Pinna luivo bocix completed for Mrli. llojiij K. Deri:,Ion of Ocran- I,r,votl. { liclil at hki home in celebration of 1, In Odd Fellows' hall on Mtm- Kill*' Curd I'arly. ters, Mrs. II. Edward -Armatrong ot nardo, James A. Attho. of Bolford, the. duplicate, bridge touinainent to , pot't, president of the Women's lio- ttie event. Mr. Dreyer is a member Rod Bnnk nnd Mm. Julia Haneo of Mrr;. Samuel M. Wibo of Red Dank, 1011th street.. They will ho Installed 1)0 held tonight tor tho bdnellt of A card pparty y wann helhedd last week f th Tlt ye t:lal Democratic, club at Monmouth IIO.VK Imported in Dcnvor. t ihh o home of Mm. John H. Snede- of the Tlnton I'"nll;i fire company nnd Aabury Park, and a brother, Frank Mrs. Jo.y Mrw. Khodn Held of Manasfiuim, the fShrewubiuy junior MclJnfT club at county, la eiK'ulatlnjf potllionsi , for Louis Koottl anil John Oiaitlla, Hud at Allanliu Ulchliinds by the whilhile the festivities were In pi-ogreM Taylor of Woodcllffe. Walt or P. -Anlin.of Philadelphia nnd district deputy president, nnd her tho Molly Pitcher hotel. Harry J. Hiink, hoyi! veiKjiled ml:;:iinj.' hy lluir staff.- Visitors nro expected tn he ntnte coniinlltrewunian. lilie will op- Kilts1 iiiixilliu-y of «ed IJnnlt. Aa- the firemen arrived nt hln home, Tho funeral will bo Iioltl thin nf- John J. Ashe of Hnnta Tfarhal-a, Call- Urmly, clinlnnaii of tho comml(.teo pmont.-i a few \ycrlc; jigo, me now Mr;;. Atlidlnn V. Lawrence, who .Mirtlng Mr.'t, Snmleker a.'t honteti^i^n nmlclng (he trip on the fire truck and Urnoon at 1:30 o'clock at her lato fornln. Mm. Anlie UIMO leaven two present from Sea Bright, Long in I'IUII'KG, han nrrangod tu havo M'eii- f hi J >t'nvpi\ (he police wejf.' Ofh'J.'.fii hold. i (he ow find in ninnlni; v\ere Aft .'I. Hurry Holjerl.'Kjn, -\Tr;j. Jo- In automobiles. There wao a great hom- o nnd at tw-o o'clock nt tho -.Re. -sifltera, Mrs. Austin Thompson of Drancli, Anbury Park, Tichnar, Koy- oxpnrtii cm hrldgt) who recently Monila>'. In a letter Irnni that rity :;i |)li Hester atld Mrs. tooting of horns when thc cars en- 'formed church, with tho pastor, Itcv. Rod Hank nnd Mm. Elizabeth Ali;- port and Manniuiuan. Plnn.'i aro pn>- attended th« nmtohc!! nt Asbury til" 1'i.v-: v.rute thr-ir piu-fiil;; Iliat 1 r H. tered the yard. The firemen were in- grfufshig for a card and liuuro party f liitiiioi . A iloin ptl^.e do \Y. Cnwti:i! TrcTnhr.t h, arrit'tod hy oni of Atlnnlir Highlands, Nine Pink. There will ho a card fee, and . I';III make vx\i 11..-y v.c :T v.'rll ;uul hn]t(>y ;ui(| ;t:ili(;d I by vilfil into Ihe hou;e and treated In Hev. Jatnc.T DyUcnm of Preiilvlle.'is, ri.'inilrhililren nnd a ;:te;il-i to he. held hy Ihe lodge Ttir;;dny them not to worry. Miv. '. wan won hy pri»:i will he awarded Iho wl[)- The lleglDter,— .Waller Mui. i MMt?. .Everyone had a jolly •% (turner pastor, ofiinlating. Fillri.Tl :hlld nlso i.urvlvi. lint. iiiuht, May I. Ticfre.'hnient.i will be -1( both contract nnd. aticHou RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 11,1934. Pane'Fifteen

of thy wounds, salth the Lord" (Jere- their grandmother at Farmlngdale New Jersey law school, is one of five Robert G. Ilsleywere endorsed for prpperty on Edward A. Collins on Personals miah 30:17.) during tho vacation. in his class to receive all "A's" In councilmea and Richard J. Rogers, River road. Among the, citations which com- WiUiam Helm, senior at the high his subjects. Sr., for assessor. The terms of Qoun- Toxin-antitoxin treatments for pre- Mia, Sidney Beers of Eatontown prise tho Lesson-Sormon la tie fol- High School Notes school, spent the faster yactiUon at cllmen Auchincloss and Robert V. vention against diphtheria will be (spent the week-end with Mr. and lowing from the Bible: "And the SyracuEe, Kew York, where he visited White expire this year, but Mr. administered to Bchool and pre- WI'B. Alonzo Field of Wallace street. prayer of faith shall nave the EICK, Robert Sheldon, a former student at Rumson News. White will not bo a candidate for school children Monday morning. Beiford, N.'J. Mlna Oiaco M. Finch of Spring und the Lord chall raise him up; and this institution. re-election. It was decided not to May 21, ;it half-pant nine o'clock in if he have committed alnn', they shall A number of high echool pupils (The Ked Hank Register can lie bought oppose Collector Charles Ward, Dem- the: Rum:,;on high school. "Piiono tieajasbur «trect Galled Thursday on the S. a. met with H. Carl Kalt, teacher of Doriu and Florence Averre visited In ItuniEort nt the etorcB of Harry liar- Dorothy Lurkenhach of the Lucken- bo forgiven him" (James 8:15.) nt IrvinRton a few days (luring the Kan. Fred rinneity and Walter 'i'orbct'ff ocrat, whoso term expires. County Bonion S. Prentice nan reopened commercial law and Bnglluh, Mon- und from Mr. (jeyer.) executive committee endorsements his summer homo on the corner of liach Hue for Los Angeles, Califor- The Lesson-Sermon also includes day to organize a debating society. Kimtor vacation, tho following panssgo from the were as follows: Mrs. John O. Fol- the Rumson road and Ward avenue. nia. As there were very few present an- The members of tiic high school At a meeting of Rumson fire com- Ipr and James P. Bruce for the flrat Miss l<'lorcnco Kiidel and MIIIB Christian Bclenco textbook', "Selenca fjolf club held their first practice pany last Thursday night Richard The wedding of his daughter, Miss other meeting was called for todny district, Mrs. Stephen Stevens and Clare Prentice, to'*Charles Fiederick Florence Forgotson Bulled yesterday and Health with Key to tho Scrip- at which time ofilcera will bo elect- Monday afternoon at the Swimming J. Rogers,• .Jr., was nppoinlerl chair- tures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "hat Nicholas Havaranis for the' second Nf-iiKon, Jr., of Shrewsbury, will on the S. S. Rotterdam, of the Hol- ed, A publicity committee was cho- River country club, Following the man of the committee to make ar- district and Mayor Van R. Halsny land-American lino, for n cruise to unselfishness, goodness, mercy, Jus- practice tho members of the club rangements for the annual danco to take plaer; Friday, April 27, at St. sen consisting of Milton Mauaner, for the third district. No cornmit- George's Episcopal church. The Bermuda. tice, health, holiness, love—tho king- Madeline Komar, Dorothy Claxton wore Introduced to Jack Itohrey, be held in June. dom of heaven—reign within us, and teewoman was selected for the third cnuplc will reside in Mrs. Julian Mc- George JSallcy and Paul Jtihneti of and Dorotliy Mytingcr, profPHHlonul nt that club and coach Several fishing put Lie;; enjoyed district. Election hoard ofllcials en- p lied Bank'will mill tomorrow on the sin, disease, and death will diminish for tho high school team. Several Carty LittleV. hou: <: at the enrner of Henry Fisher, teacher of comrhcr- themselves Sunday on the borough dorscd were Mrs. DeWitt Scott and Ridge i oad and N^vcr-ink avenue. T. E. L; Vcragua, of the United Fruit until they finally disappear" (p. 248.) of the members played a full round pier at tho foot of Lafayette street Rev. Kenneth S. MacDonald, oub- clal geography and ccienco, spent Andrew Zerr, first district; Richard Mi.-i.'i Jaiwt L'o'i.'Ia:; of Rumson company line, for a ten-day cruise to tlio Easter vacation at hi3 home at and of tl]C scores turned in James and on the private dock on the Pann- J, Rogers, Jr., and Alfred F- King, JSeneflt of Havana. • utitute preacher from Trenton oc- Lcddy held the lowest score of 82, ly estate north of tha Presbyterian has returned finm a. .-ojuurn in the cupied tho pulpit of Rev. Carroll M. Baltimore. - second district, and John Minugh South. Mrs. John L. I,lcctry nnd children, going out in 45 and coming back in church properly. On the outgoing nnd' Addison J. Howland, third dis- BASEBALL TEAM Joan, Louise and Dlcrecli, of Middle- Burck. pastor of the Shrewsbury William tSweel, graduate of tho '33 ;J7. Those turning out for the prat The Kum.on l.i^h ••chool orches- clnna, who WIIB formerly employed In tide tfieir catches were* very poor,but trict. As yet no formal announce- — at — town nailed Saturday on the S. >S. Chrifit church at tho morning ccr- practice were James Leddy, ISverctt on the incoming tide during the af- tra and malo ch'iim j;aw; a concert vlce Sunday. Rev. Burck will return Cltarella'u market, is now engaged ment has been made by the Demo- yesterday n [ternnoff at the Long California, of the Panama Pacific Anderson, Walter Johnson, Mike ternoon a fair number of ilnunders cratic party. It is understood, how- line, for L03 AnfjoleB, California. afnin Sunday, April 15. In Betting petitions algncd for Ap- K^an, Buenos Cross, Clarence Max- Branch high nchnol. Included in the semblyman Thcron McCampbcll to were taken, sand worms being the ever, that Mr. Ward will run again Louis' Restaurant Mlaa Ruth Straus, daughter of "Tho Unknown God" Is the sub- lidd, Lloyd Jones, Tony Natale and better bait. An occasional eel was program were twi sulrctiom played run for governor. and Daniel A. Naughton will be a by tlie combined Rumson and Lung nn .Main Hlgrhvray, Rfi^dletoi^ii, Mr. ind Mro. Julius Straus of Reek- ject of tho sermon to bo given at William Fazlcky. booked. Some of the fishing parties candidate for re-election aa assessor. leas place, has been elected a mem- ...i.- » .csuyLerlan church next Sun- Dennis Arnone, Tony' Havugc and Branch bands. A i cturn, visit will Leo Cloth, all varsity football men, Carolyn Sherman, junior at the came by motor from Essex county Saturday, April 14th, ber of tho Senior Class Day Program day morning by tho paator, Rev. high .school, spent a few days last and brought their lunches with them The Presbyterian Brotherhood has be made here .;hnrily by the Long committee of Upsala college at ISa3t John, A. llayoii. - -. expect to go to Templc/mniversity Eranrh students. La:,t Thursday af- i for spring football practice. wee 1c visiting friends at Pitman, New for a day's outing. Other fishermen completed arrangements for the tur- Orange. J11S3 Straus, a oenlDr at the "Religion's Demand, or What Re- jersey. were from Shrewsbury, Middle town, key dinner to be given, tomorrow ternoon tin; two Ruiruon gtoujis Admission, - 40c. college, Li prominent In extra-curric- ligion Asks Us to Do" will bo the Joyce Mercer, graduate of the lo- Red Bank and of this place. night at the parish house. The first gave a concert at tin: Middletown ular activities, being a member of cal blgh school, ia now employed in The KDcrot F, F. F. club went to township high .scnuo!. Tlie student Music by J. Smith's Orchestra, topic of the sermon to be given at New York Friday, where they visited The display of growing snap dragon table will be at half-past five o'clock. the Ciirla' Forum, tho Dramatic so- the morning service of tho Metho- the otiice of MearH's florist shop at The committee has Issued a state- musicians from th;iL srhool visited ciety and tho two atudent publica- Rurnaon. inn ny places of interest. Spending and carnations in the private green- here two weeks ;tgo. dist church next Sunday by tho pas- house of General Howard S. Burden ment that there will be plenty of tions, the Gazette and tho Upaalite. tor, Rev. Albert L. Banor. This will James Hanley, also a graduate of nioHl. of the afternoon at the Muse- turkey for all. Boy Scout, trofjp H of thi.-; place Anson Garner Hoyt, son of Mr. and um of Ait they dined at the Hotel on River Road is attracting much at- bo tho second In a aeries entitled the Red Bank school, recently re- tention. The flowers can be seen will hold cake s.ile:; in liimison and Mra. 11. Norman Tiloyt of 180 Maple "Why Religion?" Tho senior choir, turned hunie fiom a six weeks' busi- Tiift, after which they went to Radio Mrs. Ellsworth Ludlovv will give a Re a Bright on Hat u relay morning nf ;ivenue, graduate of the Red BanH City where thoy saw a show. Those plainly from the road, particularly by card party tonight at. her home on WARNING under Mra. Theresa Willey, and the ness trip to Washington, D. C. those motoring past the premises. this week. The t-aU; here will he lieltl high school, Class of 1928, has been junior choir, under Miss Jane La- Lola Knodcl, senior at the high making the trip were Madeline Hen- River road for the benefit of the in the vacant stoie at thr corner appointed dental Interne for tho com- diickdon, Alice Kennedy. Ann Gas- The plants aio in full bloom and Parent-Teacher association. No advcrtlecment In thla H6CTB- fetra, will take part In the service. school, spent the master vacation there is a great array of color just of River road and LafayoUe tireet. paiier ij intended to otTor alcoholio ing year at tho Presbyterian hospital, with her grandmother at Syracuse, kili nnd Jeiiaaminc Sloan. The Pocahontas lodge will hold a IIRvenires for Bale or delivery in The topic of the Bermon to bo now. bunco party Monday night, April 16, any ptiite or community wherein Philadelphia. Having prepared at New York. - Francis Maida, tin honor student 1 given at the evening service will be A bonafidc newspaper circulation th« fidvertiainff, salo or uao of such Gettysburg college, he is now In his Robert Inilay apent a few days of the class of 1933, is distinguish- The Republican leaders of the bor- at Red Men's hall. There will be tievein^e la unlawful. "Be of Good Cheer." Tho service prizes and refreshments. —the kind The Register has--i:i the junior year at tho University of Penn- •will open with the singing of old, last week visiting his aunt and un- ing himself in his studies at Massa- ough met Saturday afternoon at the only kind that counts with the ad- sylvania dental school, Philadelphia. familar hymna. The choirs will pre- cle, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lane at chusetts Institute of Technology, office of William H. Hintelmann and Two driveway lights wore dam- vertiser. No premiums or other in- Red Bank Register M13, George Eagle of Branch ave- sent a program. Lakewood. where he Is a freshman. endorsed candidates for political of- aged and a .section of the fdhce ducements h;ive ever been offered to v secure circulation,—Advertisement. nue, who Is In charge of the nuraory "The Acid Test" will be the sub- Mary and Sally Burdgc viailed Sidney Mejstrich, a student at fices. James C. Auchincloss and broken by hoodlums Sunday on the mi the Steamship Washington, ar- ject of the sermon to bo given at rived at Now York last Thursday In the Bapti3t church Sunday morning cliarge of Patrick Bartholomew Kel- by the pastor, Rev. Edward W. Mil- lehen of New York, who has traveled ler. Victory Sunday, tho day on thousands of mllea all by himaclf. Ho which the church's evcry-membcr was returning from a vlalt to hla canvass is to end, will bo observed. grandparents in Europe. Mra. Eagle sails again today on thjs Washington. • Members of tho various women's societies will be guests at the even- Mlsa Gertrude Norman of 70 Maplo ing service This will be the second In nvenuo wan a guest lant week at the the special series of Sunday night Ohalfcmtc-Haddon Hall at Atlantic services. Last Sunday tho young City. people of tho church wcro guests. O. A. NOITIH of 10 Wallace street, The workers' conference will be manager, of the J. C. Pcnncy's Hod held Monday night at the home of Bunk atorc, la at Atlantic City this Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mlnton, The week attending a company conven- annual election of church officers tion at which time fall lines of mer- will bo held Wednesday night, April chandise will bo selected. While Mr. Norrls, is at the convention Mro. Nor- ris Is 'visiting her slater, Mrs. C. A. Davidson of Newark, New York. Big Night At Mrs. Sarah Ivlna, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Wil- Hebrew Dance liam Webb of Spring street, will bo eighty years old Saturday. Mrs. Ivins The eleventh annual dance of Bcl- Is of Revolutionary stock and Is ex- ninr Ladles' Hebrew Community ceptionally halo nnd hcarly for a Circle to be held Sunday night, April woman of her years. 15, in the Community Center, Eighth Tony Sharabba, eon of Mi", and avenue and River Road, Belmar wiU Mrs. n. Saro Sharabba of Bridge bo tho outstanding affair of its kind Avenue, is now connected with the this season In Monmouth county, Jack Ulner rovue a3 tenor soloist. Tho salo of tickets, thus far, Indi- The revue ia at Jacksonville, Florida, cates that guests from all parts of for two weeks and will then move the state and the New York area will north to Columbus, Georgia. bo present to enjoy an evening of Harold Marks of Mechanic ntrcet, delightful entertainment which the sev-emy formerly employed by tho Burdgo committee will provide. RUH company, is-driving one of the Prizes and refreshments will con- liolln rmwi hohv-ppn Anbury Pnrk stitute only a portion of tho fun. Tony and Lakehurst. Treblno and his Banjo Boys will Harry Stubba nnd Frank Apple- provide tho music for which..they are gate of Elm placo and Elmer Sut- famed and inimitable. Dancing will phin . of Hudson avenue returned begin at nine o'clock. Sunday from a week's otay at Lako The Spring Lake Yacht Club Boys, Kopatcong. Lou Norrls and Paul Johnson, will Daniel Hopkins, Jr., of Locust give one of their inimitable enter- avenue, has taken a Job with Don- tainments. ald's laundry. Mra. Jack Ooldstoln Is chairman of Harold Sovorin is a new mem of the' entertainment committee and Union I10.E0 company of Shrewsbury Mrs. J. A.nschelcwlb: co-chairman. avenue. Louis Barr will be maater of cere- Seventy years ago Wilkinson-Gaddis & Co., Miss Kathryn McGrath of Washing- monies. In the grocery busineas in New Jersey. Today Mutual ton street spont Sunday visiting Thcac will bo assisted in enter- frlenda at Forest Hills, L/i I. taining by tho following committee: """" Stores start a week of sales commemorating this event.' George Antonlde3 of Petera place, Mrs. S. Pear, Mrs. J. Sllverstcin, Mrs. The Mutuol Stores havo grown in number and prestige tlnco formerly employed in a barber shop J. Lewln, Mrs. E. Knollcr, Mrs. Gold- they were started by the Wilkinson-Gaddis company many on ivronmouth Btroet, haa.accepted a •wyn, Mrs. S. Cohen, Mrs. S. Michel- poP'Mon in tho Voguo barber shop sohn, Mrs. J. Zagor, Mrs. W. Fine, yean ago. Today they are New Jersey's foremost quality food on White street. Mr: Antonldes for Mi's. J. Poretsky, Mrs. A. Rosen, Mrs. stores and offer to supply you the finest foods and household many years waB employed in the B., Levy, Mrs. B, Konvitz and Mra. needs that money can buy. 3 Tremendous reductions are offered shop conductor by Alonzo "Curchln. A. Morrl3. in all departments of Mutual Stores during this Anniversary MIBB Hazel Beck of Tcrro Haute, IDEAL BRAND OR DEL AAOMTC Boys can make extra pocket money Week and wise shoppers will buy In quantities and save money. Indiana, ia visiting nor brother and solIlnK Tho Register.—Advertisement sletor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Beck of Oakland street. MIBS ]5dna Leffcrson of Waverly Here are the xcry fineic canned peai.h« the market nfTords place, a teacher at the River Btreet Sliced or halves, thty can l>a \ijed in making countless, quick, school, returned homo Sunday from economical dishes. Buy several cflin tochj at this Ion her ICanter vacation, which aho spent at her homo at Manasquan.' Q USO . 3 No. 1 am 25s S1E, BEST CUTS ib.21 and oon William and William Daly CHERRIES IDEAL sum, HOVAL msi 3«-o,.c.n.i3?e NEW CROP, FLORIDA, VALENCIA nf New York visited Mro. Morton BARTLETT PBARS IDUL BIMIID 3«-o. c«m!7c of LAAAB CHOICE . . . llri Planltz of Fair Hnvcn over the OREGON PRUN1S IDUL MID, FEESH . ' 3«-OI. CM! 17C week-end. CHOCOLM0 CRACECERS EWSMIKE. eusrra I Several members of tho Rod Bank i BiiFiEAH .... ib. Rangers club attended tho Anbury PRESEEiVES IDUL tn»s, sifumomv . . Mb. ).t 27c LARGE SIZI Park natatorlum Monday inght. HURFF'S TOMATO JUICE . . No. 1 cin 7c > LEAN, Theic delicious, tree ripened oangti uc in ex^eptional btrgtln t( thi* DONELESS Among thoso in tho party were Al- GRAHAM CRACKERS tnmmt. tain m \mrt low pricr. Whether used in the preparation »f tatty lattdior Kjueewd fo» L fred anydor, Wllllnm Moklcr, Frnnlt FRAZSER'S CATSUP s the morning orange juice they arc hc-ntthhil and packed full of TittmiOfc VanBrunt, Charles Allaire, Louis lO-oi. lioi. JOC PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY Gramllnetti, Peter Gnlatro and Ed- WHEATIES atu> UBUIL ward Plccollc. FREE —Don Con DJih \7lth Ihitchaii of 2 Pick Troop 8, Boy Scouts of St. Jamcn church havo poatponed their bunco iRUNSWICK MOTOR Oil ! IZICT.. party from Friday nlgiit, April 13, to Fildny night, April 27, on account v-Soaps and Cleail'sers— ..,12c RIPE, YELLOW . do.. 19* of tho mission being held nt St. A SELBY SHOE Jamra church, BORAX SOAP waiuira 7,.w«24e CRYStAL WHITI SOAP ttwin . . . „ . .bih.M,..19s Mrs. Glndy.1 West, nccrctm-y of the FRESH iUCEC SHAD . . , .13.c C CAfVlAY SOAP in mm aunmm •-•p . . . S ,,i,. 33c b ^fS^PI^Hfr'llVRv FA?iCY,THIN SKIN <.ch5 lied Croan Boclety at Retl F5unk, la (it- i Thaao are tho truly exquisite tending tho annual Ked Cross conven- IVORY SOAPfunmtrmt . . . d,, ,.L.O. 2I,«.I...17C tion at Washington, shoes that havo captivated tho CHIPSO ruiu en cunnu .... 2inchool ia qsnlouo curved inneiT sole — JMutuaJ :; open g sponge It n pleasure for the women of Ne-*v Jersey to ,ihop for lo the public, dully from 1:30 to 4;W) rUDDerubbe? jsetaiareai malntainarmsmiainar.. their meats find sea-food* at Mutual Markets. Wliilp P. M., except. Kunilnyii nml holUlnyji. find did you not© th© prices? qualiry la elwajn jinrflmounr, you will find Mutual prices "Am Bin, Dlpcunr, and Dctith Itenl." will he the tubioii of tlm \,eu- as low as can he found anywhere, and nil our meats nrr non-Serman In all (Jlituohon or Chrlul, wrapped in Mutual parchment paper for your protection. Scientist, on Kiinilny, April 1,1. Sin .» Filled Il.v X-litiy Tho Golden T»xt. It: "1 will retold health unto Uloe, and I will heal tlies 18 Broad St., Red Bank 95 BROAD'STREET NEXT TO POSTOFFICE Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL II, 1934. FIRST SPIRITUAL CHDBCH OF of Union City opent the week-end children of Elisabeth spent Sunday of Mrs. Martin Nelson tomorrow af- ternoon. BED BANK, Rotary Program with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirwan. with Mr. and Mrs. David Schnoor. — APPRAISING — Miso Josephlno Kinvan of New Mrs, Edward Adams Is a patient Mr. and Mra. Fred Donnelly of (or Jersey City were visitors here last niRB years wltb the leading instilu- Services Wednesday and Sunday S P. M. York spent the week-end with her at Hazard's hospital at Long Branch. tion» In the Greater New York Area. Thursday '2 p-P. M. Mra. J. Weiderholt— Very Pleasing parents, Mr. and lira. Thomas Kir- Louis Hung of New York spent week. Vecont Uni I.ii-piitiaU- minister. wan, Sunday with relatives and frlenda Wallace Keeton has resumed1 his Eueineea Propsi'ty : Mro. Edna Whitney gave a ourprlso here. dutlea an manager of tho Atlantic Auatfona l> Ilroad Strewt, Over Aliens Shoe Red Bank Club Members and Farm* Store. Guests Enjoy Vocal and In party for Mra. Hattlo Lane recently Mrs. S. D. Combs and daughter of «nd Paciflo etoTo aftsr having fosejv TaK Reduction* in celebration of Mrs. Lane/3 60th Bergen Fields spent Thursday with laid up two wooks with Injuries re- Flra strumental Numbers at Thurs birthday. Tho Eue3ta were Mra. Claud ceived In an automobile accident. Household Inventories Mrs. Gcorgo Leek. Estates day's Meeting. E. Richmond and Eon Gerald, Mra. John P. Duncan of Now York Is Mr. and Mro. Michael O'Keofa Morlsas» Sarvlclnj P, 12. Robertson and daughter Jean, visiting Mr. and Mra. Herman Doron. havo bought a now Dodgo sedasi Noaloal Fco. Authentic Mcllioilt- Tho program at tho weekly meet- Mrs. S. L. Palmer, Misa Marjorle from Loo Horbater. Today WRITE OR CALL Ins of the Ked Bank notary club Whitney, Edwin Roche and Mlns •William Demnsoy and his eon MI- Frederick E. Bunnell, last Thursday was arranged by Wil-Emma Schnoor. Mrs. Whitney made chaol were, week-end vloltora hero. i and Conover St., liam S. Weeks, Albert 3. Miller and a decorated cake for the party. Mi'3. Leonardo News. Mro. Lillian Relcka spent tho woelt- Mlddletoivn, N. J. Glenn P. Wisharii and it proved to Lane received many fine gifts. ond nt Now York. Hrn. 1-3 P. M. Eat. 3-7 P. M. bo ono of tho most pleasing pro- { Tomorrow Mra. J. C. Marvin has returned (Tho Red Dank neglater can bo bouclft Otto Winckler woo a visitor bore gramo tho Ilotarians have enjoyed In Leonardo at tlia itorea of William Hoy part of last week. in a long time. It was a musical homo after spending two weeks with ers. William Shepson and Mlrtnlo Thorer.) her mother, Mrs. Harry Scelcy of Tho Leonard Field olub will hold program, consisting of vocal and in- Mrs! Kreda Jueger IK having u. bun-a spring danco at tha Louis restau- strumental numbers. Brooklyn. ->• A birthday surprise party wt|?i giv- galow built-on her property on Ham-rant Saturday evening, The vocalists were Mrs. Mnrilla ilton avonuo. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrlo Watts of Un- SPRING and that "tired feeling"? Walsworth, teacher or music at tho en Saturday evening for Edwin Roclio at tile home of Miss Marjorle The Ladles' Aid noclety of the ion spent tho week-end with Mr. and Humson school, nnd Richard Loar Baptist church will meet at the homo Mrs. Andrew Watta. Treat yourself to some lovely new of the Deal conservatory, who sang Whitney. Tho guests wore Mins in the "Vagabond King," "Son? of Frances Hlliker, LewiB Liming, Miss the Flamo" and a number of other Mary Dolan, Miss Martha Schulir, successes. They each sang three Misa Marjorle Sutherland, Miss Fran- HOSIERY numbers. Mrs. Walsworth was ac-ces Kirwan, Misa Josephine Kirwan, companied on the piano by Misa Mrs. Charles Antrim, Mrs. Bernard Kathcrlne. O'Brien of Rumson, who Hedden, William Sutherland, Charles "AS YOU LIKE IT" nlso rendered two piano solos, and Hoose, Charles Antrim, Bernard Red- Our new Duarfc Permanent Waving Machine Mr. Lear was accompanied by Pro-den, Edward Hooso and John Tash- is creating a sensation. and get a new lease on life! fessor Harold LaRo3, who also played man. Refreshments were served at for thn community songs of the hour. midnight. Mr. Rocho received many Now we have installed a DeLuxe Hnlliwell These wrro under the leadership of valuable preocnto. ©LORIA 'v{\ \-\ ROGER Dr. Harold J. Stokes. Tho numbers Miss Barbara Kracmor and Misses System Dryer. Once you have your Stair dried tho ©ogs in presented by the guest artists were Ethel nnd Maud Roop spent last by,>ithis machine, you will not be satisfied with exceptionally well rendered and so Wednesday In New York. tills' liberally applauded that encores were Charles Hobbs, Jr., the young son any inferior method. given. of Mr. and Mrs. James Hobbs, posed The meeting was conducted by for his photograph last week when past President Maurice Schwartz In he was three years and four months bss BSo HIS of ih? absence of President Dr. Walter old, In tho same Little Lord Faunte- " PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALISTS TOR THE PAST 10 XEAK3 V.\ (losllng. Mr. Schwartz introduced roy suit his father wore at the same 171 BROAD STREET Opp. Woman's Club ItEP BANK i, R©° to ; h^ club its new member, Harold age for his photograph taken 36 years Tel. R. B. 2342 /. ('.Iblln. who was given tho nick- ago. Tho father and son look like o of "Half-Pint," and he will be twins in the photographs. OUR ?15 Mrs. Charles Foster of Oceanside, ody, ^s VJOSS ess I Mm as "Half-Pint" Giblin to the PERMANENT WAVES Complete ! •AS YOU Kutoiinns. This is not in any way Long Island, returned home .Friday S®IMO of ffho LIKE rn referring to Mr. Giblin's reputation after spending a week with her par- WITH RINGLET ENDS as a consumer of beverages as he is ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schanck. sv/olloef songs known to bo a teetotaler, the "Half- Mra. Leonard Nelaon Is a surgical FOB ONLY — Pint" title being given to him on ac- patient at Hazard's hospital at Long your QOTS OVOB* count of his stature, he being tho Branch. Mrs. Nelson was formerly ALSO It's wonderful how much you shortest member of the club. Mr. Mi3s Selma Muchmore of this place. can do for your costume — Giblin is past exalted ruler of, tho Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel Smith, who Red Bank lodge of Elks, secretary have been spending the winter at At- $2.50 and and for yourself—with a few of the Elks lodge and for many years lantic City, have returned home. pairs of Binart new stockiu";s has been prominent in civic affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Valleau of Man- $3.00 —especially when they're a Mr. Schwartz regretted to make tho asquan and Mr. and Mrs. William Permanent .00 announcement that Joseph Salz, one Bade of Hoboken spent Sunday with irresistible as HOSIERY of the most popular members of the Theodore Johntry. , Waves "AS YOU LIKE IT," and only club, was under the care of his phy- Mrs. Bert Johnson entertained at Guaranteed sician and his condition Thursday a brldgo party at her homo Thurs- was considered quite precarious. day evening. Her guests) wore Mrs. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ! Mr. Wishard wa3 made chairman Charles Naughton, Mrs. Al Eckerson, Manicure Marcel "VERA SMART" 79c of the Rotary club's athlotlo com- Mrs. Earl Parks, Miss Gertrude Shee- "KNEE ACTION" HOSIERY a pair han, Miss Irene Naughton, Mrs. Fred mittee and he spoke, in behalf of the Frolbott, Mrs. Charles VanMerback, Real Castile ^j) E^fcd Finger Wave proposed soft baseball tournament Mrs. David Schnoor, Mrs. Stanley Shampoo C^3 ^J Vb> Eyebrows between Red Bank service clubs. Cook, Mrs. Melvin Look and Mrs. Eight teams will bo formed and Herman Doran. Prizes were won by with Vinegar EiiiBO Haircut .mes will bo played on the Red NOTICE—These 25c Spcclnls arc in effect KVEKY DAY IN Bank high school athletic field. Tho Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Schnoor and Mrs. Rotary club will be represented in VanMerback. THE WEEK with tho exception of these two items on Thursday, 9 BROAD ST., RED BANK the tournament. Mra. Victor Halstead is a surgical Friday and Saturday: Manicure, 35c; Marcel, 50c. Gordon Ryno introduced the visit- patient at the Long Branch hospital. Get Ono of Our Profit-Sharing Coupons. Act Early! ors of the day and in the presenta- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke and tion Rotarians were present from the Asbury Park, Long Branch, Free- hold and Lakewood clubs. Mr. Ryno reported on the stato Rotary attend- ance contest and stated that the Red Bunk club Imd advanced to second Save While You Eat the Best ^ place in the first division. He urged FRIDAY & SATURDAY—2 Features ! upon 100 per cent attendance during April, which in all probability would put the Red Bank club in the win- r ning class. He appointed Fred Adams, Thomas Head, William L. Russell, Mr. Schwartz and John H. Mount 25 Broad St., 176 B'way, as attendance chairmen to see that a full attendance of club members Red Bank Long Branch be at the next three meetings this month. Belford News. PHONE 2653. | Specials in EfFect AprilI 12 - 13 - 14. j PHOME 2654. i\w Red Dank Register can he bought .elfonl at the storrs of Mrs. John -.11. H. Clay Bait and Harry Wasser- t'i waiting room.) (Icorgo Schcw of New York spent Wednesday with Dr. Marc Krohn. A surprisn birthday party was giv- PANCT rea PURITAN en for Frank Pease at the home of GENUINE CALIFORNIA PEAS '3 29c wrra Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hoop Wednes- day evening. The time was spent in FERRIS SLICED FAY WRAY playing bunco and in listening to FANCY for j several musical selections rendered CAT,irOIlNIA Oranges 16 25c j by Mrs. Wilbur Rockafcllow. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Hobbs and Misa Helen Smith of Bel- FANCY doz I5XTIIA SATURDAY S ford, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rockafel- !'"•.,• of Keansburg, Ralph Pease of Banaiias 19c A Now Serial. . .if'.aletown, Miss Anita Hammesfahr Leonardo and. Miss Hose Mordente GUAItANTEED d01 (it :,"ew York. 21c Alfred Herman Yarnall, son of Mr. FRESH \ s .-. :d Mrs. Earl Yarnall, was chria- t'.ionto Bluo t;:icd at St. Clement's church last (WHOLE) Barbara Fiitcliio v.cck. Frank Yarnall nnd Mr. and (Fred Stohlor ,Mi-.?. George Yarnall acted as spon- SKIN Whole V' | tor;-. 18 - 20 "> BACK .or Fuzxy Knight ! Mra. Marc Krohn .spent Thursday Half : with relatives at Brooklyn. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY 1 Mrs. Irving Roop spent part of last KICIIAItD AKI.KN week with her parents, Mr. and Mra. 3 - 3|-Ib. Frying Chickens JiOSCOD KAIINS i Joseph VanBrunt of Kean^bnr^. IDA I.UPINO , Ward Johnson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ward K. Jcffers 1 of Brooklyn. I Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Itunyon vis- | iicd Mr?. Albert VanBrunt on Sun- (day at the South Amboy hospital, whore Mrs. VanBrunt is a surgical patient. Mr.-. VanBrunt if. improving. Mia3 Laura Runyon spent Wednes- day and Thursday with her cousin, Mips Jane Runyon of Ucd Itonk. 1 Miss Helen Smith, Frank Peiise and I I Mr. and Mrs. Irving Roop attended j \ the eighteen til wedding anniversary 1 celebration of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur nockafellow of Koansburg Saturday evening. 1 Miflfi Alma Tarnow spent, the week- 'VHI with friends at Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs. Vitelll of Nmv York i.:ivp been ^pending a welt with their •hu^hter, Mrs. Janice Ilohbn. Thoy'va been dialing :. Mr. and Mr?. Irving Dnremus and both, and thoy'vo got | two drill*;liter;; of Red Hfink spent 2 largo cann HEINZ'S Sunday with Mrs. Pcnrl White. ARMOUR'S to give up ono of two Mrs. pnyton K. Wentworth )s con- rmnrs fined in bed with alcUm1;^. SOAP 29c BAKED thing! I Sergeant, whot's Mr. and Mra, Peters and daufihtera •ho penalty for daiorlion? of Brooklyn spent th*1 wfrk-nnd with 3 pint botUca Mr. and ilru. Paul Hayes. \VI:I,CII'S ! Harris Tweed Fabric Mr. and Mrs. Garrctt Wilson have TOMATO 29c been ontortaining relatives .from Jer- lfllsnlfeos, sey City for a week. Z H-oz, hottlc9 Mr. and Mrs. Ixjstfir Smith of Rjvpr IIKINZ'S Plfiza itpent .Sunday with Mr. and 2Sc COATS : Mm. Hovnrd Smith. TOMATO i Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris .Jnegn- enter- . Uined friendn from Went Knglcwoorl IJBBY'S ! hisr. week. Ilrgultir I'riw, 3.V,. BI.DKHAC'K .85 I Mr. and Mm. Paul Merder of New York "WPro week-end guestg of John m Mulder. Delaware "' Boiling c j Choice Maine Tn the newest mannish style—patch or Miss Mmy Murphy of Jersey City SMELTS has been sjHimlhig; a fow . Millen of neilvilU? visited Mr. Shad AND and Mra. A. K. LnnRfoni nn Matur- dnv. TOM HOWARD in "Big Mct»v* Air. nnd Mr«. Kirwan nnd tunily *" IT* fi iTr~ -iltn^r1 ud,vb •/>• n).. it r* RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934. Page Seventeen of Baptist church at "Avon. Kcv. Chea- ter Apy of Rcd Hank will act as paator here for the next six months. Mre. Churlca Breeso and Mis. Ada B. Nafew will represent the Shrews- Tho flnal spelling match of the bury Heading club at the; third dl&- Bhrewfsbury public school wan wonUrlct uprlng' convention at New by Jane Guptil. Helen Marx took 1 Brunswick thla afternoon. eocond place. Tlio contest, which de- i lira. L. V. Heeley of South street cided tho champion cpeller of tho I returned homo Saturday afternoon sin's Stables seventh and eighth grades ended af- ' after being a surgical patient at the Freehold, N. J. ter five rnatehes, two being won by I Monmouth Memorial hospital. She Helen Marx and Ihrco by Jane Gup- lu now rapidly recovering. til, After more than half an hour tlio match terminated In victory for Miaa .Agneis Cotgreavo upont tho Miss Guptil when Miss Marx rola- week-end with her parents, Mr. and 1031 ot 1 P. II. ispclled the word "movable" and Jane Mrs. Walter Cotgreave, at their home on Corlies avenue, from her Halo Every Thursday correctly ujielled tho word "service- FRIDAY, SATURDAY able." dutlen at tlio Monmouth Memorial hospital, where sshe Is In training. Wrwt From 2 Werkb at Badio City Mus!o IfaU. >i r"~ Tho elffhth grade has arranged a (ilVE it a chance to do its bestl progra• - 1^/ m— t—o -— br— o— presenteJ'~** *'*-** *"—^d* FridaA, ft 4 V*~"*y^ even*>»"*• - ing, April 13, to ralso funds for an R: Pln-yra Nowa Feed your l,-i\vn tlie square meal educational trip following graduation. KlV&WjVr r 1&.X& iNeWS. lor nil plants—Vigoro. Com- A variety night program la to bo put ~~ by the pupils Including dramatics, The 500 club met at tho home of plete, baliinccd. 4 lbs. per 100 _ throe-act play entitled "No Girlii Mrs. Mary Ijongstreet last week. •'>([. ft. will bring amazing reaultsi Admitted," maf;ic tricks, motion pic- First and nccond prizes were won by tures, comedy, song.i and piano selec- Mrs. Jamca J. Taylor and Mrs. Long- lining thrill vecorj o/ the It isclea. , odorless, easy to use I fstreet, Mra, James Clayton got tho strangest trade a man hat Tarmora Opporlunllr—II y°" need tions. Thc pupils who will take part —and inexpensive. team or slnfflo borses or mules, vie alway in tho variety night program Include heart prize and Mrs. William Kaney ever worked at! have 3S lipnd on hand' nt oil' HmoB—111 Donald Blakely, Helen Marx, Martha received the consolation award. — ft real hind ct homes tliat you wont ol you Comar, Mary Farrcll, Elllnor Wood I A meeting of the 1-5-8 republican price. -nd Juno Guptil of the eighth grade, club was held Friday night at 'Com- 40 DAIRY COWS __nd Weston Buchanan, Stewart Von- munity clubhouse. Guernseys, Jeroeyfl, Holstetns, fresh and Vllet, David Wood, Anna Louise i Mr. and Mri. Orrlson WIke and w "The Square Mool" cloBo springers, real |>t mincers, Good 'lit son of Tea Neck spent last week era—Wo hnvo always good cowfl on nani Campbell, Margaret Langc, Ruth LET us cross off your FOR 1AW545 AND GARDENS II you need o E°°d l>°r»c or "" cam Francly, Monroe Marx, Francis Bor- ,with Mrs. Wike's parents, Mr. and Barehandedhehasrobbed over at any time—Alflo hnvo Bomfl goo don and Margaret Silver o£ the Mrs. Ernest Howard. calendar the tedious the perilous jungle of its SOLI) BY -ponies, homes mid feed. Attend our «al iventli grade, j A meeting of the fire company will proudest lords... to bring' every Thursday. 'be held tomorrow night. toil of wash-day— Jacob Zlotkln uud Son Higher grade boys of the school I The Woman's club held lla annual the heavy lifting, the you tietu and astounding Phone 330 Freehold. have received new baseball equip- I meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis wonders of the uwldj ment which consists of a catcher's Despreuux last week and elected the steamy messy fretting known! mitt; a first baseman's mitt, mask, following olllccrs: Red Bank, N. J. Phone 552 cheat protector, bats and regulation and fussing. •janeballn. During the past week the Freaidonl—MrM. Cliurlea Thnmpnon. -wo boys' teams in tho Shrewsbury Vice prciiiilenta—Mra. Henry Mccklcm, |Sr.. Mrs. Alhert Lindenslruth. JUST bundle^up every- Bchool athletic league have been Trcanurcr—Mrs. William MumfcirJ. awaiting tho completion of the new Itecontinff Biicrclary—Mrs, Frank Marli- thingthat needs wash- ball diamond. They have been using steln. I Corresponding secretary—Mrs. Irvinfr ing, and call for our Spring -Is Coming— i field loaned to them by Mrs. Ma- tilda Obre for the past few weeks. j Federation. Becrctiiry—Mra. Edwin H. driver. We'll wash Tho two teams line up as follows: Drasch. your things in the Theman-eatingtigcr Miss Marian Coles of Brooklyn was fought like seven fiends ' \A VAN BEUREN And almost time to hear Oie frogs with tholr IiED POSITION UREV a week-end guest of Mrs. L. P. Stout. purest, mildest suds. PRODUCTION .Samuel Johm Walter Comnr 'Mrs. George Stevenson of New ... but in one of the most Klclfth Iiell cIioniB. Ketp jour body well and strong William Wiliion We'll rinse them amazing scenes ever filmed, Directed by Armand Kilward Soden Donald lilnkely York spent Satin day and Sunday Dcnii RKO- anil In time wltli llio song of spring. Arthur Grovcn Dftvld Wood with Mrs. William Best. again and again in Frank Buck brought him back aln William UcSJiolilo Stewart VnnVlict A surprise party was given last RADIO Picture Monroe Marx (icoi'Kc Mnrx the clearest of rain- Steeplechase Frank Quar.kenbuiili Nevlllo ConnoiH week for Florence Petlngale, daugh- Holicrt WIlHon f'K Wenton Ruchnnan ter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pet- soft water, and we'll The World's Most Thrill- SAT. MAT., Last Chapter "The Mystery Squadron" Hlrlnril Wnnl I.F William Drake Ingalc, In celebration of her thir- iron everything with Chnrlcn Conznllnn Sub Wm. Ylvloaltcr teenth birthday. The usual pastimes ing Racing Event ! Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day • • • were enjoyed and the celebrant and professional skill. FRIDAY NIGHT! The J934 graduating class will her gUCHts had a delightful time. Wed. Night, All Winners iponsor a motion picture, "Black Cy- Thc Republican Women's 1-5-8 club clone," with Hex, the Wild Horse, to .will hold a card party Friday, May DELIGHTED h o m e - Amateur Contest. be shown In the Bchool building Fri- 11, at thc Community clubhouse. m alters who have day evening, June I. Thc proceeds I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindenstruth Thurs. Night at 9:00. will be used to pay expenses of a are mourning tho loss of their police tried'it find it is eco- class trip. uog, "Jerry." The animal died from PREVUE! • « * pneumonia last week. Jerry was a nomical, and it's won- The percentage of attendance for good-natured canine with many like- derfully thorough, Serving You 13 Years With Milk Produced February was 88.4. There were 34 nd his owners are not too, and so saving on 4 DAYS—SUN., MON., TUES., WED.—4 DAYS Solely in Monmouth County. your health. the perfect attendants follows: ' Mrs. Nettie Howard, librarian at Hod Bank 1455. Broad Street. Slirowabury. N- •>• Reception grade—William Johnson nnd this place, reports that books have Socles darned, buttons First jrrnde—Garrctt Haggorty and been donated by MIS3 Harriet Mar- Francis Sutiui-ton. cellua and Cornelius Marccllus of replaced, everything Second laade^—ChnrleB Buckalew, Wll- this place and by Miss Edith Kings- Borden and Shirley Maiion. land of Roselle. New books at the mended in "all fin- Third grade—George AtkinBon, Hilton library are "No Second Spring," ished" services. Marx and Audrey Johnson. "House of Exile," "More Power to Fourth Kradc—Anthony Conzallna, John Halgh, John Hyland, Edward Reynolds You," "A3 . the Earth. Turns" and and Helen Bortlen. Technique of Marriage." Fifth Brnde—Dorothy Jackson, Evelyn LariRC, Mildred Marx, LotR Silver, Chnrlen Conzallnn. Samuel Johnnon mid ltlcbard Ward. Sixth Krarlo—Anna Conznllna and West Keansburg. Geortte Marx. Seventh prnde—Frnncla Dorden, Monroe the world gossips! Marx. Stewart VanVliet, Kdnn Bennett, Jamea Everett of New York has Prices in Effect Thursday, Friday & Saturday, Marjrnrpt Silver, nnii Mnnmrot Lunao. hron iho guest at the home of Mrs. EiKhth grade—Mary l'arroll and Helen Joseph Nagrossi on Fourth street. Mori. ' Alyln Walling has returncd from "I knew that my affairs fur- April 12th, 13th and 14th. a stay at Bloomfield. Have them cleaned nished spicy conversation in Eatontown News. E. Thorne has accepted a position by the SANITONE at Beacon Beach. all the smart capitals of the (The Jlcd'Bank RcRlatcr can bo bought An entertainment was given In the Process and placed In Eatontown from Nolile Moaliy nt tha North Centerville school Friday world. They tittered over my po9tolllco and at A J, Uacus'e Itore.) night as a benefit for the school in our Mrs. Ada B. Nafew entertained the fund, which Is used to pay for hot latest love ... my past indis- members of tho Shrewsbury Reading lunches for tlio pupils of that school. club at her home on Broad street cretions. They censored my yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. E. Church Convention. conquests ... abhorred my Neaves of Long Branch was the guest speaker. Mrs. Hazel Kirk of Fair Haven has flirtations. They swore that I been chosen by tho Spiritualist church Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen and of Rcd Bank to represent the church was heartless and a jilt. I family returned homo last week af- at tho Spiritualist state convention to ter spending three weeks in Florida. be held at thc Hotel Plaza at Jersey Also Repairing and laughed at the world's raised Tho Eatontown lire company wa3 City Friday, Saturday and Sunday, cnllcd out Sunday afternoon to ex- April 20, 21 and 22. Mrs. Mary Fromm Remodeling of Fur eyebrows .. . the jealousies of tinguish a grnss fire on the Joseph of Monmouth Beach has been ap- little people. I danced through Field estate. The fire burned over pointed alternate delegate. Garments. two acres, but no damage was done. life ... I played with fire . .. Georgo Halocy of Lewis street DLJ moved from Lewis street Monday I gambled with love^—and I morning to" Red Bank. Mrs. Cora English and Mrs. Frank have no regrets ... For I have B. Woods spent Sunday at Verona. really lived, coming through The Eatontown fire department Cleaned, Blocked and cleared about $35 on tho piny! "The the Eiptide with my own soul World's All Right," presented Thurs- Shaped by an Expert day and Friday nighta at Crescent Hatter. intact." hall on Lewis street. A Republican rally and turkey din- ner will be. held tomorrow night at Wilbur Gardner's Log Cabin at 7:30 o'clock. County candidates will at- tend as guest3 and many prominont 'Thoroughly cleansed— county Republicans will speak. Mrs. Asenath Higginson enter- colors brightened—nap tained a numbor of guests, in cele- restored. bration of her mother's birthday on Thursday. Entire Life Renewed. Miso Grace Donnlo of Corlloo ave- New Portables nue left Saturday morning for a bus trip to Washington, D. C, where she Remington Scout $14.95 Surprisingly New Ap- joined friends. Sho returned home Remington Portable 29.50 yesterday. pearance by Our Sham- Colonel Frank B. Ebbcrt, counselor Remington No. 5 Port- poo Method. and field director of tho board of tempornnco, prohibition and public able 45.00 mornln, wan tho speaker Sunday night at t,ho evening Eervlco at the Whole or Half Methodist church. For many yoara Colonel Kbbert hag bcon ono of tho moat colorful characters associated AH used mnchlncEj In perfect with with the temperanco forces. From hin wide circle of acquaintances at condition nitd (junrnnteed for 1 tho nation's capital ho la able to tell year. mnny an inside story of tho sig- HERBERT MARSHALL nificant events now transpiring there. No. 3 Corona $12.50 Ho wn-3 for many years an intimate No. 3 Corona 18.50 Ktcord BrealdnR % fc \ i MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL' aasociato of Wayno B. Wheeler when No. 4 Corona 25.00 Woelc nt the Cap- the latter was making Prohibition itol Theatre. _ history. Underwood Spec. 10.00 A MET«O-GOM»\VVN-JIAYEB MCTOIIK Tho IjEullen' Aid society will nerve a roast beef supper tonight begin- ning nt 5:30 o'clock in tho social Rennanufactureel Written and IHrcoted by Kdmuiid Ci!-. iiioiillin fiom Ihu ilnlc of Iho nforimild day night, nt which time Ictlors to I'lirniinill. to tlio order ,,1 ..ofl h I,, onInl . or tln-y wll] Im imrviu- barrendl of PLANT: Featuring Sammy Cohen (stage and screen star)—Ted Claire, Shav/ 1 y U M lr !1 Hev. and Mrs. Citilton WhitPhead " ,l]iii-!T,",','"'"]" i! 1? 'tl','! ', i'ii,!t',","'lf "li, ""r ! ''"' '"'"" " "'""'or niti.ilmt tlio tnlil auli- worn granted for tlir-lr rc:dj:niitlon Mnivh, 19.11, .in the ai.|.llriilliin nf Hiullnii' Killed l'iceliold, N. .7,. Mmeli lit, 111,14. 70-76 White Street, Brothers—Ryrnos and Swiinaon and the 24 Paradise Dancing Beauties. I,, i,Ken, «cili. e.enit.l. of Ilin ctnm ,,l | MAHTIIA I,. I1IVKN, fiom thrs church. Rev. Whitchcad I..111 in J. Uuwno, ilovouncil, nullco l» hero-I !2 tiieennrioii Avo., Urnodnle, Now York. lias been engaged as nnstor of tnc Red Bank, New Jersey Page Eighteen RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934; MIDDI.ETOYVN DEMOCRATS. BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED. Shrewsbury on a charge of passing tlio case to tha grand jury for Its Hurt In Accident a worthless check. Tho warrant for consideration. Bruno Crletllll of Long Branch ir Shrewsbury lad Fell from Swing Baltz's arrest was mailed from At- Hunter, popularly known aa "am- celved Injuries to head and face, re- Party Organization Indorses John J. Down a Bank. lantic City. Ho was released under bassador of baseball to Japan," bo- Qulnn and Mrs. JLawrenoe. quiring eleven tstltchea in an auto George Griffiths la reported to be bail of $500, which was provided by .eause of the many expeditions of big accident at Cherry Trae farm Fri- Tho Democratio organization of still In a critical condition at the Max Phillips of Eatontown, to ap- league players that ho has led to day. Nicholas Mazzacco of Willow Charles K. Chainplia Goes Back Mlddletown township, at a largely at- Monmouth Memorial hospital from pear In court at that city on Mon- that country, was formerly'a. major avenue, the samo city, another pas- Dealing exclusively In Fair Haven Man Released After lcaguo player. For many years he tended meeting at the Naveslnk injuries suffered in a fall from n day of next week. senger In tho car, received lacera- Women's Wear. lo His Former Occupation tchoolhouso Monday night, unani- home-made GWing Thursday after- Owner of Jewels Fails to managed n, neml-pro ball club at Red Bank. tions undor tho chin, requiring two While Waiting for the Show mously indorsed John J. Qulnn of noon at his home on Monroe avenue, Llttlo Silver Church Doings. Press Charge of Theft Against clips. The couple wore released from Nevy eiotiiinj and repair work, Business to Return £o Its Own. j Red Bank and Mrs. Adeline Y. Law- Shrewsbury, Ho l.s the .seven-year-old Rev. John D. Blair, pastor of the the Rivervlew hospital following son of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffiths. Him—Now Held ns Fugitive. e of Freehold for re-election as Little Silver Methodist church, apoke if pays to advertise In Tho Register. treatment. N. V. prices prevulllng. ChnrJes K. Champlln, who hns hart ™ Democratic stalt e According to Mrs. C. C. Barker, Monday night in the Tuckerton Herbert II. Hunter of Fair Haven, Ills theatrical companies on tour for I '"omu no township nurse, who rushed the boy church, yesterday afternoon In the tal:e executive committee. Recommenda- who was arrested at Klmhurut, Lonp; S3 consecutive years, did not tion to this effect was made by tho. tj'he hospital, he was swinging over Red Bank Presbyterian church and Island, two weeka nf;o and charged Phone Red Bank IBIS his company out tlio rni--t. season, as nominating committee and It was /embankment when he fell 25 feet. last night in the Red Bank Metho- with tlio theft of jewels valued at show business lias been very poor carried by a rising vote. e hospital authorities said he had dist church. 520,000 from tho resldenco of Clifford WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ! everywhere. In fact, the theatrical Supporters of Mr. Qulnn and Mrs. at possible fracture of the skull, lac- The drama, "Tho Fool," will bo A. Roberta of that place, was freed business, like most every other busi- Lawrence are jubilant over this ac- erations of tho scalp and of the right shown In pictures next Sunday night ust Wednesday when Mr;i. Robert;! NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT ness, ha" been hit hard. So C'mrllo failed to press tho complant, but was each Estata of Heni-Ietttt Chambers, dcoeauetl. tion. They point out that It Is sig- Bide of his face. In the Little Silver church. Tho Notice Is hereby oiven that tho accounts' decided he would ruthur slay hnmn nificant Inasmuch as the organization Siindny-ochool board will meet to- mmedintely arrested on another of tho Bubucrlbera, vxocutotit of tho cutatn until conditions Improved, rather did not support either Mr. Qulnn or night with Miss Dell Morlatt of complaint. of Enid (Icc^anad, will ba RUtlltod and atat than risk iaclni: heavy losses by Ealontown Man Arrested. 25c cd by tha Surrogate of tbo Coimty n'r Mrs. Lawrence three years ago. Va- Branch avenue. Wry. Roborla appealed boforo MonniQuth nnd reported for eottlomerit to "bucldng the tiger. Hut, to stay at rious speakers nt tho meeting Mon- II. S. Baltz of Katontown, arrested At the last meeting of the Ladles'" home and do nothing, after being, , Magistrate Anthony HoekHtra In tho Orphans Court at Biild County (m Ight attributed the Improved last Sunday by state pollco connect- Aid society an electric table lamp Flushing court but oaki she did not Thursday, tlie nlnotoonth dny of Anrll keyed up all his life as an actor, a \ <= the party in Monmouth ed with the Mlddletown barracks at was presented to Mrs. Gilman Brow- euro to prosecute becau.se of her FRIDAY & SATURDAY A. D. leal, ot which tlmo application 1(111' manager and a producer, is a mighty •lUlu- OI bo mflflo for tho allowenco of commlfialona county to th'tf two members of the P.eadden'fl Corner, was arraigned be- er in appreciation of 25 years' ser friendship for Mrs. Hunter. .Sho (old und counnct foes. tough proposition for any live wire. executive committee. fore Justice Elmer C. Walnright of vice us president. the court that uho did not care to Therefore he has taken up hla form- 25c Dated March Olh. A. D. I03J. embaj'ass her and her family, she TIHOTHX P. HiaGINS er occupation, before entering the was represented by her husband, 10S3 86th St., Brooklyn, N V theatrical game—that of sign paint who In an attorney. 30c MINNIE OOIiCOliAN." ' THERE'S A HOLE IN-YOUR HAT, IMCLE! 120 East 10th St., Now York, N Y As Hunter was leaving court, be (DETTY CROCKER BECWE) Alston Bcfikman, lilaq., Since he Went bock to sign paint- was arrested on a charge of beinp; 1(1 Broad St., Ing he has been kept very busy, and Had Bank, N. J. ft fugitive from justice. He waa nc- All Pastry Baked with Softasilk Cake Flour Proctor. during: the pant few months he has cu.ted of having sold Rome of the designed, built, painted and lettered jewels for $1,300 to Benjamin IToscn- more, than 240 signs. His signs are blum, a Philadelphia jeweler, lios- Phone RED BANK 3959. sliQ-wy, artistic and attractive., and onblum suld Hunter told lilm the there is a dlstlnctlveness about his jewelry bolongcd to him. aa ©a&ffii c3 work in lettering and layout that Is original and outstanding. He has Tlio Roberts jewels disappeared tsaroma esss oS HJu. from under a mattress In Mrs. Rob- esJU9 f^l] doso. Bt«od ^0 info made several raised wooden lettered &U Dntffslsta or by aialL eoo Q signs about town, with special de- erts' bedroom on March 0. Hunter 8st oa Bisrastpndfl Kft signed letters. •was a guest at u bridgo putty at the Roberts home on that day. One of the first of these was Tho PASTBS DEFT. Magistrate Hoelistra permitted Ono of tho quickest wayn to find n Red Bank Register sign, which 31 BROAD ST., RED BANK lob IB to advertise In Tho Regis- hangs over the entire front of The Mrs. Roberts to drop the charge but ter's Want Department.—Advertise- Register building, done In gold leaf oald he would present tho fact3 in ment, and black smalt. It Is an exact dup- licate of tho style of letters used on the heading of the front page of The Red Bank Register. Schneider'a Market has ono of these raised wooden lettered signs dona by Charlie, with special de- signed letters in gold leaf and blue omalt. Tho sign is threo feet high and 37% feet long. Allaire & Son has a very novel, large, swinging sign with raised wooden letters, which hangs over tho sidewalk. Others displaying raised wooden lettered signs done by Charllo are Kelleher & Evans, J. Kridcl, Monmouth Men's Shop and Freddie's place on Shrewsbury ave- nue. that is the kind we sell in our clean, modern Meat Markets. Perfect refri- The Fred D. Wllcoff company is geration, large variety to choose from and experienced meat cutters to serve having ono of these specially de- signed signs made, which will run you, and added to these conveniences, our very reasonable prices always in the full length of their building on Front street. This sign is nearly effect, make Your Meat Buying a Pleasure and profitable as well. Complete completed and will bo put in place Satisfaction is assured When You Patronize an MSW Market. Within a few days. The large elk which adorns the grounds of the Elks' horns was gold- leafed by Charlie. It took $42 worth of the material for this job. Many All Smoked people have remarked that it was From The Union Postal Clerk. Skinned the finest piece of gilding they ever saw Charlie has also lettered several (Wholo or Shank Half) ylato glass windows in gold leaf. He rcueully finished a vrry artistic Ib pieco of work on Hesse's windows. They are done In two shades of gold and Bhadcd in rich blue- He is also lettering the windows of E. Hance & Sons and the Bed Bank Building Sclontincnlly fed in up-to- & Loan association in gold leaf. date sanitary feeding Btationo. Imported Swiss Cheese Some very large painted signs in Well fatted, full rneatcd, the SUCE AS WANTED various colors and shades include best we can buy. A trial will the one at tho Red Bank high school SEA FOOD Specials Tender — Dclicioun. nthlctlo field. This sign is attached convince you. to the grandstand and la four feet Pure Sliced Codfish lb 12i/ c Buck Shad "> 15c Servo Roast Lamb. high and one hunrded and fifty feet 2 long. A sign for tho Monmouth Coal company IB 24 feet high and 100 feet long. The Harold Coal company's sign Is eight feet high and fifty feet lonjr. He also painted the big sign on the wall of The Register building and tho sign that surrounds Kislln's Etore. "While lettering the large sign on Ciin the side of J. Krldel's building, be- •ort F^ygV Sherrf Del Monte Tomato Sauce be Del Monte Bartlett Pears blgcan fore filling the two ends in with the right color, he painted on one end Del Monte Crushed Pineapple 2 No.scana 29c Del Monte Red Ripe Tomatoes 2 No. 2canB 29c a glass of beer with the words "Beer S ^ J FIFTH Del Monte California Fruit Salad b|Kcan 24c Del Monte Tender Peas 2No-2canB35e on Tap," and on the other cud, "Cold No 2cMB Lunch" just for a joke. It aroused CAZALIS & PRATT VERMOUTH $-0.59 Del Monte Country Gentleman Corn 2 - 23c Del Monte Asparagus Tips square can 22c a lot of curiosity and many people FRENCH ONLY " ' 'n,oz J. Glenwood Apple Sauce canB thronged the store to find out what Del Monte Tomato Juice 3 23c H wns all about. It kept Abe Kridcl B1FFI VERMOUTH $4 .59 big can so bufly answering inquiries he told ITALY SWEET s"(K>z" -i." Del Monte^Peachissr big can Charlie not to paint it out until tho [ 15c | 23c Del Monte Apricots CAPTAIN KIDD—blend QPC very finish of the job. The chef of) An lino as Uio the Monmouth hotel, across the I PINT CPQ*' The Quickest and Surest Source of Coffee Satisfaction best home mads street from Kridel's, took it very f seriously. He became angry and told | CAPTAIN KIDD—blend ...! $| .65 is your Nearest American Store. the hotel proprietor he ou^ht to put I QUART JL largo in clothing as a side line to the hotel 1, FRANKFORT DISTILLERIES. 20-ox business. I ANTIQUE •: pint $U .59 ib loaf Charlie has just roin|ilptrwl a very FOUR ROSES I ffee Nourishing and wholesome. attractive sign on the roof of RoicT." cb in flavor—quality and aroma—a very popular blend. oaf electric store at the foot of Kroad WOLF CREEK ' ' ... '.. '.. $ that although there in not at> Jnuch or Mixed Tea ItB S-Layor Old FasliloncHl each M ^( money In it as thorp is in the show SILVER SHIELD GIN pint Q^C Pekoe Tea P business (when it'.s ripot, he gets a Pride of Killarney Tea )/l lb rks 13c : lb tln 75c Jelly Cake §3 Krcat kick out nf it, which in much IJght, gbldcn opongo calte—Jelly filling. better than the kick.^ of a company SILVER SHIELD GIN oinrfc BRq No of temperamental actors. Askt>fl if Mission Asparagus - 2 can 15C Corn Starch • Pkg 7c Fancy Evaporated Apricots lb 21e Vie v»nuUl go back into .the show f Large Sweet Cnlif. Prunes lb 10c OSC0 Tomato Soup can ec Rich Creamy Cheese »> 2Ic buninens again, lie replied: "Ju: >i. GRENADINE ROYAL pint «QC z eoon as thcro is anv show bu^iin "i ' Vermont Maid Syrup jus 15c Dole Pineapple Juice No. 2 can 1SC SSCO Tomato Catsup 2 W-° bota 25c *Rob Roy Palo Dry qt bot 1SC ORANGE BITTERS—ROYAL 8 0Zi «QC (®SCO Fresh Prunes bis enn 14C dSCO Vanilla Extrnct hot 17c ;|[ Clin Rob Roy Lime Rickey qt bot 1SC MHEMETJ'S BALI, BIG SUCC1 ^N. Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix 23c Swansdown Cake Flour' Pi's 27c •Plug bottle deposit. IMPORTED WINES I lfl Dllddlctown Department Frotlillcs N. B. C. Fig Rings 19c Attended Ity Over 300 Persons. RUBY PORT PORTUGAL—VINTAGE 1017 ™™l" Salted Peanuts 3 P'>n Vov holllng, poaching or won In tho idclt room. state, that they wish tlirmiRh Thel am.wFK s, DOIISON " •••"•- Serninole Tissue 4 >» 25c Register to thank ],ouln CorViro, Die i nl1 os proprietor, for having donated llu1 FLORIO MARSALA American Tissue 3 < -' 14c Fancy Selected " 23° use of hi:) place for the bnll. Ahuiit ro 3 rn Woodbine Tissue KB Riiarantocd to Rlvo fiatlntactlon. $000 wan cle.ired and the money -.Ml! DUBONNET TONIC ™. 3 » 10c be used to help pay for the policy Un ORIGINAL the lire department liability In m- ance. Tho restaurant was altrouiw-i TEACHER'S HIGHLAND CREAM SCOTCH '° °* $^<69 with floweni and other decoration Finest PRODUCE - - Everything in Season - - Reasonably Priced Dancing wns enjoyed until :i i i" FIIT Oreen Crimp I''iuicy J^ii'Kn Golden Wldta or y f FJI'TH €1 Asparagus CARROTS TURNIPS APPLES Grape Fruit tlio bull committee. Olmdlah Hallen WE ALSO HAVE A BIG LINE OF DOMESTIC Biimil fan bnlce w/!» the floor mannger. lUn - man Jienttergood nrranfjed for the AND IMPORTED CORDIAL. inutile, and Donald Quuclu-nliu-sli 1 td charge of the decoration:!. The • il. Fancy Repack Tomatoes Fresh Green Peas Hearts of Florida Celery of tlcltiiti) win directed by jJonnld Criop Iceberg Lettuce Hfdlly mid Thomao Hanlin. How Head fits iiio. .a ifh<> S% bunahri aid Mallfin war! In charge of novel- o) tics.

Ono of (ho quickest wavn to find a To the @SCQ Orchestra and the 4SCO Tenor job hi tn nilvcrtlne In The. Rfr;l ter'n Want Department. Advertl ('- 45 Broad Street, Phone 3262 Red Bank, N. J. over Station WNEW every Friday, 11.30 A.M. n,««»_ptlc-e»_i!t!ecllv» in our 9_l»re.iigniliJ>

Margy WorLhlcy, Larry Woulter, lir. anil Mrs. William Kpafforrt, Jr. Democratic League Sea Bright News. Mica Dorothy Mtirtineon, Mrs. Mar- Mra. ilurbi'rt West has been .1 pa- Marlboro News. garet Spearing, Mrs. William Kclhar- tient in a Philadelphia hospital. Hold Card Party (Tho Rod Built B«8l«t« "» b'« boOBhl ber, Mru. Atidison Romninc, Mrn. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Sklar havo re- vliss Louise Rclri, who has been ll. S«abri8ht »t Urt «tore» el Morrli Waif in Rochester f:cvcral months, is the man and II. Lt.'kowlU.) bert Saylen, Mrs. George Harvey, turned from a .several weeks' trip to' The UcrJ Bonk Democratic league Sr., Mia. Wayne Harvriy,1 Mr.'i. Her- West Palm Beach, I'loiiiln. guest of her sister, Mrs. C. A. Burke. h.^l.l n bunco party Thursday night Mrs. GcorEo Johnson of West Park belt Fowler, Mr:!. Janjt:.'j I'oit, Mi,':!l Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Yonltci'3, N. Seventy-eight dollar;! wan cleared hi tliolr now club rooms In the Old intertatned the So and Sew club laat Hlgrlil Nelson, Mrs. Itoy Stone, Mrs. Y., has bri-n visiting Mr. and Mrs. at the cafeteria supper held in the Second National Bonk building on night. A covered dish auppor was Paul Pcltr-i.'iiin, Mia. Raymond Hell- Kluyd Brown. chapel on Wednesday evening. Inroad Htroel. About 25 tables wore served aftor the buelneea Beoelon. itjr, MIK. W. J. iJuiby, Ml:ia Mai- Mh-e; Pallid;! Cuiuniini,'!!, a. student Mr. and Mrs. George Yost and son In play. John J. Bplllancs wan chair- A calendar party was hold by the garct Devrreanx, MIR, Gr-orgc Min- In Georgian Court. <:oll<-[;e. Lake- of Milmay arc visiting Mrs. Yost's man of tho affair and WEIH ablated by Methodist Ladlea' Aid eoclety last ton, Mrn. Ktnnley Ulbrych, Jr., Mrs. wood, spent Hir; Ka;;tcr vacation with father, George W. Cuiley. Mrn. Walter Laytan, Mro. Charles La- WMk at the home of Mm. Clarence M. Conovcr, Mia. Elizabeth Gardiner, her paton,:.-, Mr. (ind Mr;'. William Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Conover were recent visitors nt the home of Mrs. Malstrc, John Hplllancp, , Mra. Stevens. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mm. I. K. VVolcott, Mrs. Elizabeth Curnining:;. ^ 79 BROAD ST. ta Edward Altman, Mra. Conrad John- HlgglllHon, Mra. L. A. Ki(id, Mra. Ida Pippitt of Atlantic Hicrhlands. frcd Jones, Charles LeMntalre, James A miinber of I lie state police who Alfred Lange, whose knee was In- Curlcy, Wultcr Hogun and Albert oon and Mlea Harriet Johnson. Others Becker, Mian Madeline Dennett, Mrs. J. A. Fltchcr, Mrn. Ocorge Hurvey, have been located near Red Bank jured in a fail throufh a trap door Tel. 1874 Hunter. Mrs. Helen O'Conner won present \ft*o Mra. Victor Porottl, will again havo their headquarters at Mrs. Eric sWuson, Mra. John Carl- Jr., Mra. William Carloelt, Mrs. Wil- last summer and who has been in the basket of fruit chanced off by the residence of L. 11. Jones on the a hospital several months for treat- the committee non, Mrs. Albert Applegate, Mrs. Gii» bur .Smith, Miss IiOlns'Nicholas, Mra. W. K. DciiniHton, Mrs. Carl Munch, htate highway at Kmlth Keyport. ment, has relumed to his home here, Prizo winncra were Mra. William Bedford, Mrs. William Llndman, The ThfiUjjfif dull will discuss "Silk Ueltrlch, I. E. Kink, Walter Hogan, Mrs. Ocorge Johnson and Mloa Mrs. Onorgfi Dwycr, Ml;;s 'A. Baker, The, play whifh \v.'i!i to have been Mrs, I.oo Nl'-lioln.i, MIKII Kdlth TJnr- Art" nt the home of Mrs. Daniel A. given in the fire house in March will Thomas Breolln, Mian 15. W. Garvoy, Louise Trucx. VanP'-lt on M.milay night. The pro- Mra. J. Bolen, Jacob Bloom, Mlas Mombera of a bridge club attend- vey, Min:( Ethel Krauan, MIMH B. take place Thursday and Friday Whlleliuriit of Norfolk, Virginia, gram, will be in charge of Mrs. W. evenings of this week. Agnos Hackctt, Fred Wllman, Mra. ed a performance of Zlegfeld'o Fol- Stephen Wallace. •lulln Francis, M. Dobeori, Mrs. W. T. llen lant Thursday at Now York. In George Kruiis;;, MIH. Amelia Co;;tollo, Mr. nnd Mm. Ccojce VanAken of Mrs. Clarence riouglns, Miss Juno The Keyport Literary club will be Jnwood, New York, v/ere guests on Woodward. C. Kellly Mrs. Kathryn tho party wero Mra. Eaymond Hnlik- entertained in the. Reformed church Apiilcgato, Mrs. Mary Fix, Mm. Helen er, Mrn. Chauncy Styron, Mro, Paul Krauas, Mra. Ethel Krau:-:a, Charles Wednesday and Thursday of Mr. cnbi'rjrer, Mrs. William Kowier, iinm'c on Krirtay afternoon. Mrs. W. anil Mrs. H. J. Schenck. The Van- Our entire stock of Swagger Suits and Coats that soldfor $16.50 will be 1'lx, Mrs. Louts Hendrlcka, Charles Peterson, Mrs. Claude Mlnaldl, Mra M. Ackon'oii will'lie tl!fi hostess. Conk, Mi-3. J. Milan, Mm. E. C. Jones, Jr., Mrs. Jane Garland and Miii. E, Alien's spent flic winter in Florida Ocorge Mlnton, Mrs. Edna Picrco, J Keenoy. Tile annual election of the lire de- placed on sale for— Miss Helen Kelly, Mro. Kath'ryn Mra. John Weir, Miss AHco Ryan, and were enrnutc to their homo at partment will be held Tuesday night Iriwood. Marne, Mra. C. Knight, Mro. AUrod BB Margaret Devercaux and MIBS Mra. Stephen Johson and gnind- at the borough hall. Urimths, John Mertz, MrB. E. .Merrl- Slgrld Nelson. Mrs. Lydia Fields Is visiting her man. Mrs. ClmrlO3 LcMalstre, Mro, flon Leittnr, whti have been .Hpr-nding Mrs.i Joseph Jurlson is spending son, Walter Fields, .of Colt's Keck. St. Mary'o guild will meet tonight the winter In Trenton, liave^rr-Uirned several weeks nt .leffersonville, Sul- IJthcl Guffeto, D. Bloom, Mora Clcary, at Ralph hall. to their home here, Mr. Jnhnfjrin, Martha and Silvia Lir-K have, re- Mrn. James Butler, Mrs. Emily Sag livan county, N. Y. turned 'from a. visit with relatives Hand-cmbroldored linen handor- who la engineer for the Taylor pro- Rev. and Mra. Charles Walker have urlon, Mra. Frank Wise. jhlefa were awarded aa prlzea at a vision company, Is still employed at at Brooklyn. returned from a fiq l months' stay TMiss Helen Ma^re who teacher* in A large assortment of 2and 3-pc. Woolen Swagger Suits that were sold for Otliern playing were George Conk, card party given last week at tlm Trenton. at ,'H. Petersburg, Fia. Mis. E. J. Gulney, Warren Bennett, home of Mra. Ethel Krausa by the the Summit high f-ciiooi, was home Mrs. Vadln Curtis has returned the. past week. $6.95 will be placed tin sale for— Mlso Anna Martin, Mro. Fred Wll- Women's Democratic club. Twenty- from (he South, and has been visit- nmn, Mrs. Mary Bloom, Mra. Thomas two tables wore in play. Door jirizen Keyport News. C. H. Pntlersnn visited frlcndB ing relatives at. Ai-bury Park. here Thursday. Kclsoy. Mra. B, Lambert, Mies Dorlo, were won by E. A. Brown and Ed- Mrs. George F. Cooper of Division Miss Mildred Moore, Mlsa Hilda ward Hesa. Mrs. Jane Garland, pres- (Tlio Red Hank IteidBtcr can he bouilht street, Keyport, who has been ser- C. J. Irwin has moved tn Keyport. BecUor, Elwood Ivlns, Mrs; Wlnl In Krynort nt the »toro» of Contn Brnthira. The William Higglnr. family has ident of the club, war) In general Mm. Florence Melee. GLIB SCIIHOII and Mra. iously ill at her daughter's home at frcd Williams, Mra. J. J. Conner, H. charge. Among tho.10 present were Clara Kuynmnnl. moved from Mrs. M. G. Thojnpson's II. Hondrlckson, Mra. Kenneth Jef- Froeportp , Island, is slowly im- house to (lie Arthur Hayes house I icy, Mrs. L. Doris, Mra. Reginald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Mr. Tlr. Henry T. Hnpkin.s ha:; relumed nenr Freehold. nnd Mro. Harry VanE™"'. Mr. and proving and expects to return homo VanBnint, Mra. Edward O'Flahorty, from a visit to Florida. Mrs. P. D. VnnMater is entertain- A miscellaneous assortment of Wool A brand new assortment of Organdy, Mra. CharlC3 Roppard, Mra. I. E. Mrn. E. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. An- Mra. Albert Benson of East Hart drew Thompson, Mr. and Mra. Clar- ing her mo,her, Mrs:. M. P. Lnndls of Taffeta and French Voile Evening Hlnk, Mrs. Harold Hendrlckaon, fold, Conn., was the recent guCHt of It pays to advertise in The Register. Pulaskl, Virqiniii. & Silk Dresses, Skirts, Blouses will Cieorgo Carnoy, Mlea Margaret Tobln ence Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Dinner Dresses that sold for Jack rtohroy, Mrs. John Mcrtz, Mrs Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hess, 19.50 and 22.50 will be placed on Christen, Mra. Leroy, William Hullcr, Mrs. A. M. Prlea, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- be placed on sale for Miss Sarah Murphy, Mrs. George man Blair, Mro. M. J. Devereau, Mrs. sale for Conk, Mra. J. Balaa, Mra. Helen Mit- Prod Nelson, Mra. Edward Welch, chell, Mlsa Hclon Bennett, Carl Brow- Mrs. E. W. Fary, Edgar Welch, Miss or, Mra. F. E. Bobbltta, Mra. Ham- Mao Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamil- At Sears low prices—you'll be glad it's ilton Scott, Miss Barbara Braach ton, Mrs. Ida Wclaenbuoger, Mrs. §2.00 Mra. A. Matthews, Mra. Jack Rohrey, Philip McAdamn, Mrs, Walter John- Hmry J. Rai63, Mlsa M. E. Caasoll son, Mrs. George Mace, MIBS Lillian A. E. DaCarmaro, Mra. Charles Mace, M13S Anna Wlckman, Mrs. SAT. SPECIAL ON HATS ! Oonk, Mra. Margaret Bennett, F. K Catherine Covert, Mrs. Catherine Jackson, Mra. Adelc Wojak and Mra Martin, Mra. Nora Whlto, Mrs. A. Hats' that sold for $3.95 and $2.95 will be placed on sale for Hnrry Qulnn. Voorhces, Mro. Rose Thompson, Mrs. Andrew Bundgnrd, Mrs. N. Wcisgor- It pays to advertise in The Register. ber, Mios Edith Hanklnson, Misa The proper kind of gardening supplies will make your work BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. Report of Audit. easier, more pleasant and more productive. That's why many YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 21, 1033. The following in nn abstract from a report of audit prepared and submitted liy thousands buy their garden needs at Sears. We have the (iutrlcn R Colo, u ItcKlatered Munlrliinl Arronntnnt of Freehold. N'. J., tho comijleto ropy of which In on file in tho ofilce of tlie Hormmh Clerk. Thin nummary In liuli- things you want at the prices you want to pay. The quality of llt.lK.-a In accordnnce ivith tho iirovinlona of Chnpter 208 1'. I-.., 1918. 79 BROAD ST. E. S. Ill.ACK, Mayor. everything is guaranteed—regardless of price. KLIZAnKTH n. HOBRS. Borough filorV. BALANCE SHEETS—CURRENT ACCOUNT. ASSETS IncrcBBC Sale Starts Thurs.,< April 12th, 9 A. M. or Jan. 1. 133S Dec. 31. 1933 Dcnonnc" 4 PG. II8IE1 SET < ,it,h balnnro ..,.» 2,163.34 % 0.665.36 1,402.111 T«.\oi Hccolvable .... 32,642.46 40,38(1.86 7,741.49 T»x Title Ucn» - —... 706.41 791.SI R5.40 Every gardener needs these linholiiic Tax Hefuml 419.Sn 439.07 20.17 Komlttc.I Taxes 03.0(1 63.HI* 3.0(1" y Due from County of Monmouth . 3.00 rrtferren Bank Stock 1,000.00 1,000.00 % 36.097.71 % 40,183.78 13,188.07 LIABILITIES \\ 'line lo 1/ifiil fii-.llooln 8 7,100.00 % 6,500.00 fiflO.Ofl' A complete ouuii n>r cvrrr pnr- Hue for State School Tax 6,311.11) 6,311.13 clrncr. A 4-piecR set consisting 'rn* Overpayment!* 36.8K AlM'iUI'iinUon Hcnorvcn JS.00 3,000.00 •j,07r.!oo of Bpnding trowel, Irnnspltmtiitf; Tiiv Revenue Note 10,000.01) 10,000.(II) Irowpl, cultivator, digging fork. Itaoivc for 1034 Taxes 4.0 5 4.05 IUt.erve feu1 10/lt Alcoholic Buvei«Ba t.l- 118.62 9S.62 Snrplua He venue "....! '.. 18.872.71 23,2.11.04 4,3d.S3 GREEK i 86,097.71 5 4»,183.78 % Annlysis of Surplus Revenue W IflllEI SPUE Surplus Revenue iiledKed to deferred asset* Kone GUfiSS SEED SurpluB Revenue plcdEeil to Tax Titlo Lican nnd taxen moro than one year In nrronrit ...- ? 16,695.20 Unpledged Surplus Revenue 6,638.75 Ideal for average garden € 5 lbs. $ 23,234.01 A quirk-growing seed tliat Realised Total BIICIBCL Journal Canh Ttcnllzed EXCCBR Ilonclt gives you a lovely lawn in a tiuri'luB Ret1. Aiuuoii'.l ....Nor.o Nono Nono $1112 very fihort time. - A clean, Misc. llov. Alnllcipntcc': hifth-grude, Feed nt a price Mcanioa ,.% 100.00 % 70.00 % 70.00 Ijplit, but stronfjly mndc; 27 that saves you money! Also Intercut nntl Gtintn nr.o.oo 334.70 1134.70 S B4.70 inch ash Iiamllc. Blndo, 7 x 12 Kranclilao Tax ,ri,300.00 r.,781.68 S,781.6!l 4.11.SS in I pound cnrtonn, nnd 3 (irons Receipts Tax.... 1.000.00 J1OS8.OI 1,088.01 S8.0I inr}irB. A well iiiiulo sp.iflr nt n pound bnpn, Poll Tax 2fi0.00 296.00 200.00 46.00 rrmnrknblv low price. Rim Receipts 250.00 177.63 177.63 linn Tnx Refund 1,545.59 1,7(8.69 1.768.6S 213.00 Shady Spot EVlixturo 3S.eOE.li!) (9,814.37 S r, F! 2. n a $0,4li(l.70 S K63.4S Mis-. Rev. not Anticipated. 310.70 310.7 0 3lo.7a Amount to bet mined by Tnxca S4,300.00 24,300.76 24,300.7 fj .7 6 Soot, smoke and J32,5»5.5!> S»8,175.12 $803.12 *34,068.!4 Jl.175.02 S102.3 A special bicnif to fill nut Kecapltulatlon Strong, full standard size tluit slifidy phicrt on your finger marks are Realir-ed Revenues) lawn. Con tains special vari- cosily washed off .roumal 833,175.12 Cash 803.12 eties of grnss whicli tlirivc when walls are painted with J31.068.21 in the shade. Budget Itevenuoa: Serotone. Ideal for kitchen or Surplun Itav. Appro'd.-Nono bathroom. Miscellaneous Revenues Superfine Grass Seed Anticipated % 8,605.69 A good grade liRhlwriglit spad- Amount to ha raised Iiig fork for llic K'lrdcn. HUP by Taxation 24,300.00 Rtrnp ferule nnd 30 inch strong — 32,095.SB sib.. -J1.072.6S nsh linndlc. An unusual vnlue. Hxi-es» Mt»r. Revenues Antlcliuited ....I 761.11 Here is the finest grass need Ml^c. Revenues rot Anticipated 310.79 ENcons Tax Hcvenuos .75 lhativc put out; o mixture of — I1.072.6S tho choicest seeds, Mended STATEMENT OP EXPENDITURES by experts. Kentucky Blur Appropri- Transfer!! — Expanded by— Unexpended ntinnn From To Cash Journal Reserve Balances Give your lawn a good start and Red Top nre the basic Adm. & c S 2,Tillll.O0' t 370.63 varieties iii this mixlure. Asucnn. & Col, eB 2.000,00 151.42 MnlLlico 60.00 Intcreat on Ourront I^oims.... liOO.Itl) Whlto Clover Scad Gives your room Ronds and Trafllo Control.... 6,1100.0(1 ts.ooo.oo 270.12 50 ft. $«>.89 an inviting, restful Pnlice 2.100.0D c > Water 1,200.00 100.0(1 appearance— *-- Cal II i 700.011 224.77 Health 450.(10 75.20 makes a pleasing background Tar 3,400.(10 7.12 E 1,1100.on S7.30 pictures and furnishings. Its even l'uor I']\trn Imipr sorvle-r! Best Hera is n quality While 150.00 SM.42 (Hover seed of the highest textured surface will not check ICIectlon Expense 1.00(1.(11) 383.20 siiiffln braid hoso mndo wlih OonthiHCIit. 3.170.00 purity. Much better thim or peel. Honda and Intcrcnt .. Il-yenr f^mirii I'^xtra tough Bun-resisting inferior blends Belling nt Improvcinont of Luiu r.oo.oo 333.10 Insurance MOO.00 32.82 rubber cover. lower prices. A real bur. Seven Drldce Notes' I 6 300.00 80.01 pomltteil Troen 126.Ml 62.5(1 Aimenuinent Intcrcm [ill.00 16.40 /h 100.00 9.25 S32.905.M1 151.42 1,11.42 13,000.00 13,201.85 Seroco Linoloom Recapitulation ¥ P I) [11R P § Lacquer. Quart.. Appropriation? J32,995.50 quick-growing Children's wagons <-i «,« Its long wearing Expended ..»26,670,74 and other toys, llo^S) qualities make it Fly ranh „ E@-z@e Planted 1 I L i L ifi it S) < i Seioco Sopor Sajry|ce Dy Jo\lrnal 63.00 tables, chairs and *!'• extremely ceo- i - Flow Voinl.1. *«"« By Rosorvo ... 3,000.00 That really bring results! f.20,738.74 other furniture look like new rjomicai. Use it on wood, cement Gallon ••••••... $4.Z Unexpended Dalnncca At), or linoleum—on inside or porch proprintonn 3,201.85 lawn and Garden Grower again with this gleaming, color- ibOS; Pure ToifKjnlin^ J32.006.Kl floors. Hides old surface per- STATEMENT OF UN!!XI'KNDEI> BALANCES AN1) SUIU'LUS REVENUE ACCOUNTS ful enamel. It's easy to apply! In youf own coil- p39 p? Htotoment ot Unexpended Uolnncoa a|o 'A "elilt (redlt £^3 j() n,,,. . fectly. Inlncr. Gallon ... / O Unexiiomlod IlalnnecR Approprintlonn 3,261.85 A bnUnred iVrtili/t-r llmt will briiiR .7,'. Additional Tnx ltovouuo - - about n marked imprnvriiH-nt in TrrtOi Ilcmlttoil 5 400.3.!) lint an co to Surpiun ito venue Account 2,S Ml. J I your Inwn or Rnrdrn. (lontaiin tli<> Soars "Mosteir-Art" WASI1A8IE Wilps|i0f proprr niiinunt of MiWp«(;iMi, I'hns- J 3,3fi2.fln oar.lt phut*1, nnd Potash, rlt-mcnta mrrs- .'UtUcmcnt. of Surt»lnn Itcvcitun n'r: ^nry tonll plnni life. A pr;Miir;i! in\ r*l- AT r-JO ADVafJCE IM PRICE! lt»lnrn?o Jnminry I, lUSft f. • IS. 171 71 !Ianl>, 2 yrnr old iirld crown l'..\tOBii Mm", ltcvenuci1 Antlrijiutcd 7dl.ll mrnl Ihnt will pay you liip rrtnrn-. MU*. Ilevoniion not AnllclraUd i- - •^locli (not Rreciihonc*- RTOM n), Ilnlftiice Uncxpondcil IlslnncBfl Account in n \vid»* ran^e n\inf; SEE OIK MEW SP«JMG RISPLAV Itnlanco Dcrcmbcr 31, 1033 „ $ 23,'.!.1i.ii I method to retard evaporation 23,2*14.(H and hhtivrlinf;. Hiudv root•-. ^4^ 1Q0 lbs, Detail of "Other Surplua Revenue" \\rapped hi moss and Matri- I'nir Llreimcii [iroot piiprr, all readv |<» plant. A \\c\[ KiKiun, itnlionallwnihcrlisrf] l ld nuns i tin {trodurt ntiule I)y Swift anil *!cnuiinny. tc t ul Tnx, IO3;1 lui U AtM'iotirlfttkin Ilcaerven, 1032 Mi Hi! Wrapped 8t Wcixod 1 nil Ilii- II,T.-.->M. ,l.n..-in, for a Kiiprri op icr lor enr- tl in . Roses 39c ea. (Ii-n «»r lnun. STATEMENT OF TAXES (Iii1.lnnir.ni- Lnvlcil 'i'rnuiifei n tnnilllii I'lower and ViRticKa);<'. 4,0(J SHEEP MAfJUtlli in: 7 3.00 1II *J H 58,00 1920 118.111 1 tl 3(1 833.77 40.HI .'. 1 , 10BI 7,831.14 4.0611.1!! 1 7k.1 f' m it 2 24,209.31) 2.721.46 II, 'il 1 0 11133 1400.119 S 8C.40 10.004.43 "21 r> H n 4

1 1 S4IH1.39 S HI>.40 $ 5B,H43.)1 J 40,186 0 MHIIl (II I Till r tl Nl "I Ml U" - I Respectfully Bulimltted, 27-29 MONMOUTH STREET CHAR. K. ror.r. • Rejlstered Munlchml Ariountnn TELEPHONE: RED BANK 1290 1 , 1 I I \l| | I rl in I flt»t« of tj*t Jersey. , | , , I 1 tllll II, i (llil AIM III I1IH" !'• UUUUB, Ufrk. 8yL« lU I I L I 1 Page Twenty RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934. and 215 in the drift two matchea. Tho nee-res: -Boynton Win (Recreation Bouts ••Lifelong Larruping! lose rigl COMMBRC1A!' CIIAUlfKKUHS. As&heuinu ...-..- 107 171 Ming 162 Winning — 201 Reynolds 182 118 213 2 IS He Succeeds Principal Harry cT' Curcliin-Tabor Team Second, Main Event and Semi-Final Won Utility Tesm Still Ona Game Mcllnlght Si«bcr as Director of Athletics Muller-Rosa Takes Third Hon- on Technical Knockouts in Ahead of Blue Eagles in Red 852 1)50 817 Bank Pin Loop—One MoatSi CLOTIHEHU i 1NSU11ANCK, at Red Bank High- School ors—Hanley Wins High Game Show Held by Bowling Team Itram - 1B2 183 159 Still to Go. Hasrea .. 1112 116 158 This Season. and Last Wednesday Night. Jinnnlna ...- 183 180 161) With only one game separating the Ivlua ..- - — 1(11 189 Willard Rineliart, coach of tlio The team of Clancy Boynton and Moro than 200 fight fans attended Cole. '.".'.". . 181 109 160 high school varsity football team, Abo Dodd won the- Red Bank Quad- the boxing show given by the Red ft rat two teams; tho Utility outfit and tho Bluo Eagles, tho Red Bank bowl- 0:i! 038 7110 member of tho Red Bjuik high j-nngle club bowling tourney when it Rank Recreation bowling team last Hchool faculty and teacher of com- came to an end last week at the Red Wednesday night in the Elks club. ing leaguo tonight will enter its last Tho Bluo Eagles defeated tlio Eln- month of txlatence. Tho season mercial geography and history, hua Bank Recreation lmll on Newman Both the main event and the nemt- ner No. 2 team in two out o£ throo been appointed aa now high ucluml Springs road. Second place went, to final were won on technical knock- cornea to a close on Friday, May 11,(jamca lust Thursday night. The just a month from tonight. athletic director, nuccocding Princi- Uio team of Curchin and Tabor while outs, the losers in each instance be- Eagles vvcro defeated by 8G pins in pal Harry C. Slober, In tho past years third honors were won by Muller and inp unable to continue because of in- Tho Utility team liaa an uncertain tho opening contest but captured tho lead of ono game over tho Blue Mr. Kleber hcui scheduled alt game;, Rose. Tho league lined the handicap juries. other two by margins of 84 anil 51 but duo to much controversy in the system of (hrce-iourths difference of The final bout was fast while H j Eagles. Each team Is scheduled to pina reopectlvcly. Whlte'a bowling in roll threo matchca with live teaniB, (jehool ho liaa been unable to meet the averages of 51 games or 13!lasted. The battlers were Johnny j tho first game, when Iio rolled 235, with many obstacles. Rlnehart'a matches. James Hanley Won the! Brings, hard hitting Lonsr Branch] making a total of 45 jjamea to bo gavo the manufacturers victory in played by each team. term as the flr.'it hi^h school faculty high score for one game with 256 and j middleweight, and Mickey Snell of j that contest. Curchin, Hr., wan high manager of nthlotlcs bei;an Monday Tho chances to win are about even- high series for three games with 590. Newark. Brig-gs had the bp;;t of thr for tho Eagles with a-mark of 2U in and work on tho track schedule hriG High team tcore for one game went situation in the first two rounds inn j ly divided between tho two leaders. the second. Tho ncoren: already begun. to the team of Kruse and Hanley tho Nfwarltcr appeared undaunted j Both tiro to oppose tho Leon cleanci'3 anil Professional Gardenefft, Tho BLUE EAGLES. Conch Hlnohart, known as "VVliix" with 410 while tho same team won and seemed willing to make a il.:ht 55 Curcliln. Jr. 1&« I by Situdonts of the lo.cal institution, the high tegn scries of three games of it. Utility plnmen -will clash, with tho .ttereon - -••• 194 JSti camo to Itcd Bunk In September', with a totaFW«J,093 pins. In the third round, only "S ;reomls ] Jersey Central team, which is fifth, and the Eagles will have the Profes- Peaae 177 172 Ui"> 1028, after being a member of thn The bowling team will be honored after the bell, Sncll brought the battle j Cantellaclo ion mo Lafayettci football varsity uquiul, of to a sudden close by hooking twice! sional Men, who aro tied for fourth, Curehln, Sr 160 211 18^ at a dinner at the Rosevclt Tea room, to battle with. Tho Utility team has which ho played center. Ho was also Uttlo Silver, tonight at which, time to Briggs' head. The latter was 818 80S 8ti3 a memher of tho Knights of the forced to the ropes and clipped bo- tho advantage from hero on. They the awarding of prizes will be made. will meet the Loddy and Eisner EISNER NO. 2. Hound Table. Having a fiucccsufiil Gucats who are expected to attend twecn the top and middle strands on- Murphy 109 1S3 Number 2 teams, which are at the 18S scanon in 192U with tlio footbull team the dinner are George Little, athletic to the floor before fans could catch Knlitht .. 16S Rlnehart came back in the next sea- tllrector at.Rutgera university; Tom him. An injury to his back ended bottom of tho heap, while tho Eagles White .. 2 :t r, 181 will bo forced to take oa tho Kridel 180 no son and put out a Class 13 chain-, Howard, well known stage and the bout. IBII piomship football team. In the past and Navcalnk teams, which are 134 screen comedian of Ilumson; William Hed Russo of Passalc won a seventh and eighth respectively. Sweeney, postmaster at Red Bank; technical knockout over Ken Woolley j 001 811 812 years his teams have all stood up who will act as toastmaster, Glenn P. of Long Branch in the si-nu-iinal. j STANDING 01' THE TEAMS. The Leon cleaners forfeited three with the best in the state. His 'coach- Wishnrd, secretary of the local Woolley had Rus.-o down for a count ! VV IIS matches to the Navcalnk team last ing ranks with tho best and has put Young Men's Christian association, Utility Toam lib 10311 Thursday night. Tho Naveslnlters many u ldKh school athlete on somo of nine in the iirst but in doing so ' Hluo Uncles M 1028 and Dr. Allan B. Randall, adviser of injured his left hand. Dazed by the • Pstofllco —• 40 0B7 rolled the fpllowing scores for aver- of tho ilncst teams in the East. tho club. . . pain, Woolley took a barrage of] Clothiers & Insurance) 48 1035 ages; Among thorn aro Carl Kchwenker, in Proreanionnl Men 48 1030 high standing at Itutgera; Gusly Prizes to be awarded are to be $5 heavy blows about ills head and was • II 111 NAVESINK. counted out while on his hands and Jersey Central - 47 Hanoon .. 170 Zucco at Colgate, Ttosattl at Buck- to the winning team, $3.50 for sec- Kifiner No. 1. - 40 818 101 . 39 Olid Strylter .. m'll, Herbert Ewlug at Gettysburg ond place and $2 for third place. Han- knees, his head on the canvas. ' J. Krldc] Hrninnnl 160 1CS Navcsink Tcnm . St 977 187 and Louis Jncouba at Lafayette, ley will receive $3 for the high score In the preliminaries. Johnny Smith . 31 Ponten .. 1112 I'rofeaslomil GardencrB , Belts 183 174 and high series while the team of of Long Branch kayoed Tommy Cos- TiHon Dairy . 31 05 0 Coach Klnohart may bo given, Krusis and Hanley will be awarded jcntine of Long Branch alter 1 Commercial Chuulfeurfl . 958 much credit tov tho upkeep of ath- Leon Clennera 1002 letics in the Red Bank high school $3 lor the high team score and high ute and 47 seconds of lighting in the Leikiy &, Bon 19 team series. second round, Harry McKrazic of As- Eisner No. 2 : 10 as well as for his kindness in assist- Good Scores At jLlncroft Shoot ing other clubs in being organized. For the next seven weeks the bowl- bury Park won over Joe Hcrapey "f COMING GAMES. Long Branch and "Lindy Hop1' John- Joseph Murphy of Freehold topped Ho was assistant coach of tho bas- ers oE the club have composed four Tonight—Commercial ChuufTeura va. the shooters at Langendorf'a range at flve-men teams which will continue son of Ashury scornd a technical & I'lumbcra vu, ketball team, giving u helping hand knockout over Jimmy Denyon of -Mill- Clolhicra l" uriince. Llncroft Sunday afternoon when he to Coach "Bill" Sherwood and is to bowl. Further arrangements as to •Tilton Dairy vs. rostofilcc, brolto 47 out of fifty birds. Harry a tourney between there teams will ville. Ttiriiorro now engaged in arranging a boxing MANY AT BUNCO TARTY. Utility Team vs. J^eon Cleaners. LanRendorf broke 23 out of 25 In the and wrestling tournament for the be mado later. Highlands To Play Friility—Jersey Centre! vs. J. Krlild, 25-blrd event. In the llfty-bird event The following is a list of the team Profcflsionat Gimlenern Vfl. Blue Baffles. high school students. Largely Attended Kvcnt Held by tho Monday- Blue lintilca vs. Loon Clean- Joseph Murphy of Freehold shot 11, Since there will be no baseball standings as the tourney ended. First Game Sunday ROD AND GUN Drum nnd Buglo Corps. ers, J. Kridel va. Commercial Chauffeurs. Clarence Wlllett of Phalanx 41, and w toam because of being handicapped The Drum and Bugle corps of the Truex of the Professional Men at Robert Gridley of Eatontown forty. by one scjislon and lack of a coach, Podd-Boynton - 35 The Highlands baseball club will the end of last week still had a firm In the twenty-live bird event Harry Curchin-Tabor „ '. .' ;C2 Started By Tetleys usher in tho season Sunday after- American legion of Red Bank held Mr. Rlnehart Is in hopes of Intro- Mullcr-Rose _ 20 2 Ti K'ext Sunday tliousands of trout grasp on first place in tho individual Langendorf of Llncroft broke 23, E. 27 27 noon. April 15, against the Imperial a largely attended bunco party in the ducing moro competition between McAllister-Turnock i.-hing onthu.si;u;t.s will be waist deep post rooms Friday night... The prize standings. His average waa 190.31 Forthlingham twenty, J. Martin twen- tho home rooms. This will provldo Schrocder-VanDorn Twiiight Baseball League Under baseball- club of Nutley. The frame j in the icy waters of practically every ty and E. Woolley nineteen. Those Parker-Jacoubs 2G 2X will bo played on. the Memorial park- winners were Harry Whines, Mrs. for the 62 games in which ho has par- experience for the younger genera- Kruae-Pingitore Auspices of Tetleys to be ' one uf New Jersey's 1,-100 miles of Alice Roop, Frank Williams, Miss M. ticipated. The standings ot the ten who broke ten straight were Joseph 25 2'.' way field at Atlantic Highlands. tion in developing into better ath- vonKattengell-Jahncs Formed of Red Bank Service uout streams. Some will be back Dempsey, Mrs. C. D. Kruser, Mrs. S. leading bowlers, who have rolled in Carr of Freehold, Mrs. Joseph Mur- lete.-!. Since coming to Ilcil Bank Bcern-Grooms 24 an There will be a flag raising cere- nomc, no doubt, long before noon phy of Freehold, Thomas Kanoy of McKnleht-Ebie '. Clubs. mony and band music. Mayor Fred Johnson, Robert Kruser, Mrs. John flf,ty or more games, follow: Mr. Rlnclmrt has hern much in- 21 33 with' the legal limit ot Ilsh—tlftcen. Pfelffenberger, Mrs. M. Minor, Ethel Holmdcl, Charles Howard of Red Individual scores are listed below P. Bedle of Highlands will pitch the Ulncis will spend the entire day ilsh- INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. ' tprcstod in horsemanship. Purchas- The ok! game of indoor baseball, Griffiths, Miss Katherlne Lazorik, (1 AVE HS Bank and Ralph Parker of Lake- ing a horse last year and keeping aa well as the number of gain cs, av- first ball, with Mayor Chaunccy C. ing awhile, loaling, eating, talking Truex. Professional fi" crages and total pins: jwhich created much interest, in the th Mrs. M. Cannella, Mrs. Raymond wood. i3 at Holmdcl he docs much riding past years, has turned into the out- Phillips ot Atlantic Highlands on tlie ami smoking, just content to be out- Conklin, Mrs. Rose Stamm, Mrs. Ed-Meiuzopnne, Clothiers 187.14 AVE IT ducr.5. A third group will Ilsh unti' Professional l»r..2l in his spare, time. Hanley 171.10 door sport of what is now called the receiving end. na Smith, Mrs. Omudsen, Dennis Curchin, Sr.. Kaslel 7r. 181.01 Freehold Boxor Loses. JMngrUoro „ 171. K being ^ New clay has been put on the they uie blue, in the face, not catch Meade, Samuel Famulary, Mrs. Fred IJ. Acerra, Utility 183.6G ~i- |soft ball game. This sport i Mlko Plskln of Freehold, one of The road to better and bigger busi- Curchin 168.35 ]cn. diamond and the grandstand has a a ii.-ih, and then growl and grumble. Ropp, Daniel Harris, Mrs. Vltt, Miss Dillionc. Loom 188.28 Mullcr - ~'j developed on interscholastic 183.17 tho New Jersey entries in the Na- ness leads through Tho Register's ad- ' has telling the world that this talk of A. Cannella, George Karncy, L. Morris, Jersey Central . tional A. A. U. championships at St. Tabor _.. 51 155.23 jj; 'ilars, among women organizations, now roof: A new Scoreboard pul'i;,^ lish in the streams is the Frnzee. Utility 182;3l vertising columns.—Advertisement. Schroeder .... S4 1S4.11 208 'service clubs and other such organ- ; been erected. The team wants games Buckel, Jessie Cook, T. Cannella, Es- Urlspcll, Utility 182.23 Louis, Missouri, Friday night, lost by 214 ! bunk. Parker 1S3.1 izations. Although playing rules for I with other nines and communica- ther M. Phillips, D. Bloxom, Mrs. a technical knock-out in tho second Dodt! 152.35 Daniel Harris, Mrs. Philip Ermardt Rolling over nine hundred in each Krusc _ 152.7 jji.t [soft ball vary to some extent in dif- tions may be sent to William Kcnd- Wurm lishermen have been de- game, the Jersey Central power and round to Amsey Rimson, Detroit Ne- McAllister 2ir,jfercnt localities, efforts are under rick, 23 Fifth street, Highlands. !is;a^ecl by the recent rains. Tho down- and Mrs. E. Bennett. gro, In a quarter-final bout. Piskln, >E05 NEWYORKS LARGEST Ebie _ lis's light company look three matches '^o jway from several sources to stand- The Highlands batting order for lalh; have brotight worms within dig- Others present were Ralph Senio, from the Eisner 1 team last Friday who Is in tho 135-pound class, drew Rose Ml.41 j^ j'ardlze playing regulations. Among a bya Thursday night. lioynton 54 1-13.0 the first game is as follows: Hilflik- i;inLC di:;t!ip.ce. Worms kept in cap- Walter- Hogan, W. Coward, Airs. Carl night. The powermen won by mar- ) NEW BOAT DISPLAY, Grooms 1-12.51 IB'J jthe organizations working along this er. rf.; SimpHon, 3b.; Kendrick, 2b.; tivity for a week or so before using Bremer, Mrs. Carrie Weber, Emily gins of 48, 85 and 06. McGowan of Here you can inspect the Abbott 142.4 lifijllne is the Amateur Soft Ball asso- Kohlcnbush, lb; Anthony, ss.; Ivob- them aa bait will be in better shape Dougerty, Mrs. Mount, Carl Bremer, tho winning team mado Uio high VnnDorn 141.24 ciation, with headquarters at Chica- crtson, H.; Fahrcr, c.; Mohr, cf.; for Ih-hhii; than freshly dug garden Elva C. Jones, W. Minor, B. Lam- Walltcr Stops Maxwell. RICHARDSON CRUISERS Turnock 140.10 score of 233 in one match and rolled Mickey Walker of Shrewsbury Beers M 137.-11 go, which has a plan for organizing Zicgler, p. hackle. Keep the worms in moss in bert, Mary Kanyuck, K. Mcrscrson, 202 and 190 in the others. Tomainc scored a technical knockout over KathBmith IS 135.15 teams and leagues and for conduct- a crock. They will not cleanse them- Anna Kanyuck, Daxid Poxon, Ed- of the same team made marks of 204 MacDuiiuld ir> 131.-1 il ing stp.te tOUVP^nmnis, cllimhiaiiilj; ., 'ive.- and .ipin-.n in the pilih uf cull wnvrt MrTffln, J, dcBnrlcrr, T, Wnn]- Mnulo Maxwell at San Dingo, Cali- McKnliihl 12,.:!:( L and S02. The ecures: vonKnttenKcll f.l jggiin a national tournament. Field Hockey Game ditUm when kept in earth. lcy, Mi-3. A. Walton, Thomas Brock- fornia, Friday night. The bout was Jncoulis 311 125aO 17S Under the auspices of Tctlcy'fi Without doubt tho majority of hurst, John McNally, Fred Rapp, N. JERSP;Y CENTUAT,. "SV stopped in the fifth, round, after BRUNS-KIMBAIL&CO Jahnca 1) 119.0 163 Sports store on Broad street a soft- Here Next Saturday Crceney, Margaret Bennett, Mrs. Morris 193 180 200 Maxwell had gone down twice and 5lh Avo., Cor. 15th St trout lishermen who go out next Sun- Tomainc 20-1 202 "" MEW YORK ball league is being formed to be day will use worms for bait. There Thomas Woolley, Thomas Woolley, Smock _ Ill 101 168 [ had complained of an injury to his composed of the leading clubs of A return benefit hockey game will are, however, some anglers who con-Michael Kanyuck, Mrs. D. Wood, McGowan 202 233 right eye. Tells Of Work Of Red Bank, such as the Elks, Lions l)c play lid between the Shrewsbury sider the bucktail as one of the mo"st Betty England, Mrs. Anna Thorpe, Phillips .'. 177 131 179 club, Red Bank Yacht club. Rotary j Field Hockey club and the gills i off deadly lures. Hero's a type of buck- William VanNote, George Vitt, 953 021 Fish, Game Board club, tho Fort Monmouth olllccrs ami the Red Bank high school Saturday tail which is suggested by Ken Coop Frank Ingrasshi, S. Dempsey, Mrs. EISNER NO. 1. Tetley's, with possible entries from | afternoon, April 14, at the Red Bank Daley, Mrs. William Conrad, Alfred nrooks IB! Ml ! er of Detroit. He says: "Bucktail Dr. Charles F. Hunter, vice prcai- other local organizations. The Rod Jiif^lx school athletic Held at 2:30 won't sing at all; Squirrel hair sinks Griffiths, Howard Stamm and Mrs.llnttl .. Jersey Ilsh and j Bank high school athletic Hold 1 dent of the New tfc loclt The pr0I:[ e slowly, but polar bear hair sinks like Riihllo 143 200 game commission, addresscd mem- Bergen place has been loaned to the ;llatC[i to the Shrewsbury public school George Vitt of Oceanport won the 107 184 : y a stone." He advises the use of buck- Hoffman IBS- bcrs of tho Young Men's Tlepublican 'league and twilight, parries will he ! auditorium funds. This game h tail lures made of polar bear hail", door prize. Irving Harrison won a Lewis - - 107 137 191 club of Red Bank nt a regular meet- ! played about twice a week. wino cruet and six glasses which r i Iiecn postponed week after week be- llshed deep. "Polar bear hair," he says, 80. » 852 858 ing last Wednesday night. Dr. I . -».-o- were disposed of on the co-operative • cause of bad weather since early "has^a gloss and it doesn't mat down The Commercial Chauffeurs won Hunter was introduced to the club last winter. Mrs. Clancy Boynton when wet. Tie in the tail of polar plan. by Walter H. Rice of Rumson. bear hair on a long-shank book. The two out of three games from the J Craig Wood, Golf and Mrs. David Wood are in charge Circulation Tliafc Counts. Clothiera and Insurance team last I A Full Lino uf The speaker told of the work of of the tickets. In the first game egg sac is yellow chenille. The body Newspaper circulation that, counts the department in stocking the is made with a thin wrapping of wool Friday night. The Clothiers won tho Hubcrdnsliory Professional, Wedsi°,playei d last fall . the Shrewsbury with the advertiser is tbe bonadde first by 57 and lost the other two woods with game and the lakes and j hoclcoy club triumphed over the high ovcred with solid tinsel. For thr one—the kind The Register has. No 67 BROAD ST. rivers. with Hah, He described the streamer use polar bear hair,-half premiums or other inducements have contests by margins of 21 and 27 pins Craipr R. Wood, pro at thn Holly- ' school girls by a score of 5-3. respectively. McKnlght, anchor man fresh water lish hatchery at Hack- wood Coimtry club Deal niid one I . -o white and half dycil red. The tip is ever been offered to secure circula- RED BANK ettstown and the game farm at For- finished with ted lacquer." tion.—Advertisement. for the drivers, mado marks of 213 ked River. of the top-ranking goiforrj in the I JUNIOR HIDING CLUB. Richard Haclcstaff, newly appoint- country, was married Saturday af- Now, a lip to housewives who ed water superintendent, and Harry ternoon to Mi:^.s Jacqueline Valentine Much Interest Taken in Organiza- might have one of the old style polar KlatsUy, newly appointed borough of New York. The ceremony was tion Formed nt Shrewsbury. •• bear rugs around tho house: Watch recorder, made short addresses. Mr. performed at the I Tote] Beverly at t carefully lest friend husband puts Hackstaff said lie would conduct his Now York. The Shrewsbury Junior Riding it in a condition suggestive of moths office on the same high plane that Tho brido was given away by her club, which was organized last Sep- irotlnd the house. mother', Mrs. E. V. Valentine. Tho tember for children in the surround- his predecessor had and Recorder ing tow lit) under the supervision of Comes word from Jack Bahr3 at Klatsky promised an impartial and witnesses were Wins Juanita Valen- the Highlands that tho first flounder tine, a cousin of the bride, and Victor Mrs, Bruce Campbell and Charles W. non-political administration. j Townsend as advisers and with the of ihe season down that way was Harold Woolley, president of the Gbezzi of Humson, A lunch run for caught last Sunday about a quarter eighteen guest.1; followed the cere- | keen interest of William Ylvisaker, 19 EAST FRONT ST., 93 BROAD ST., Affiliated Young Men's Republican 'Louise Campbell find Philip Brady, of a mile north of.-the Highlands club, announced that the next, meet- mony. bridge. RED BANK. lias been holding riding yefsionts NEXT TO POST OFFICE. ing of that organization will be held The couplo. arc honeymooning in every Monday nnd Tursday after- The weeks arc passing so swiftly Phone 372. OP1CN lOVKNINCiS. nt Asbury Park tonight. The speak- Bermuda and on their l-cUim will noons since then at the Meadow that, it won't be long ere we'll be hear- er will be Edgar I. VLindervecr, coun- reside at Deal. Wood w,-is a mem- Brook riding school under the lead- ng about scabass and blackfish. ty clerk of elections. ber of the last two American Ryder ership of Capt. Herbert Wood, riding SPECIALS—Week Ending Saturday, April 14. Tentative plans for a Hurold Hoff- Cup teams. Last your ho tied with instructor. The club entered .several A trnut. contest will be staged this- man night a,t the Elks club on Fri- Donsmorp Shutc for the British open I contestants ia the recent hor.se Khow< season by the Motor Boys store on day, April 27, v.'hcn the motor ve- championship, but lost in the play- hcl{1 ,lt armory and won two Broad street at which time a Jlve- hicle commissioner will be the guest ffff. JJ-II e recentltly completeltd cupa and eight ribbons. dollar King Fisher fly rod will be ot honor, were made. COUNTRY DRESSED VEAL! try-wide tour with the lending The club at the present time has awarded to the one catching Ihe larg- rrfj of '{lie nation. seventeen members ranging in age est trout in the brooks of Monmouth county. Six prizes will be awarded HEADQUARTERS COUNTY BOWLING LEAGUE. from seven to seventeen. A mem- Leg Veal . .' . . ^ |®_iij bership drive is now being conduct- for tbe season. The contest ia open C to all contestants. AJIcnhursl Guraiic Inon-ases Lead By ed. Those •wishing information may Rump VeaS .... lt| " Leaders 7c Ono Game. I>nird ami C'ornpatiy (it he Kcprosent- (•nil Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Hed Bank *'d fin the, IJiiunoiid. ^81-1-W, or Cbarlos W. Townscnd, 3 FT. The Tied Bank 2408. The club holds reg- RUMSON TO OPEN APRIL 29. Shoulder . . . ; . 12c Ik Rod Bamboo A bitsrball tonm ifi being formed Bait Boxes ... 23c of une game to rcpreront T/iinl and company of ular business! sessions the third Fri- hrfnrr, nf'.iT thr; 'Jtcd" Sanunon To IHunngn Rumson Reel .ncft week hr HcubL-y\ ill,;. About 1LT> iiif-n ;irn em- day of each month at tho homes of Breast or Neck . . . , 89c gamer S''hrdii!rrily for the planned this year to be hold in Au- yesterday by "Rod" Sammon, who SHOULDER Acerra bakery this week entiled a nine; ami it will provide the players gust or Scptepibcr. Miu Hi ueo will manage, tho team Ibis year. Sam- tie ftu- fourth with that tram. Campbell. Mr.1;. Walter Ouptil, LOIN PORK with bulls, bat?, j;lovi':i and unifoi ills. non succeeds Addie Kind, wbo after LARGEST FISHING TACKLE JTANDIN(; OF TMFJ TKAHS A business nriua;;er .will lie selected Charlea W. Townsend and Harry serving several years as chairman of W !, US soon anf| gaincH will lie rehiMluled. Brady form the committee in chnrgs the baseball committee, resigned last ASSORTMENT IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. Allrnhur'1. (is of thi;t coming event. CIHUHCH will week. WiiinwrH'lit. (i CDiiiiist. of jumping, good Jior:u'man- 'I iltun Ihiiry ItlMl llllllU I'lllliisls Uin. Clayton & Mn ;;hip, riding .school claai; and musical Custom Built Rods Rods and Reels An-rra llnkcrv The Red Hank cavalry tmnp polo chair;;. A Held in Buttonwood park Seek Summer Headquarters. llfd lli.nl. Hoc dain easily ilrfcutivl tlir- \V.->illt-lcl i:i being planned to be ilxed up with Wiilifim Ornnt ;mil Raymond to Order. Repaired. Krypnrt [Irrrr ROASTING CHICKENS, 5—6-ft. aver. 25c ft. Wnlt-O>cr SI- polo cluh Friday lliulll -i! the Wcsli jumps and used by members of the T!u:iter" Hill, oiliceru of the Steve Held arniiii-y. Tin! :-c'nn' wii ; IK lo '.I. Fresh-Killed FOWL, 5—6-1b. aver 22c ft. ; riding club through the cnur(e-y of V i'hea association of Jersey City, TROUT RODS f|«|c STEEL RODS The star of tllr eveuin:; \v;u ,lael( O. Harold Neviuf. Mips .lane Cuptil ''•rre in Red Hank and Llncroft Sun- ATX 8IZKS. liASKJl AT J.,r;ONAItl)(>. Uwyer pf lied l',;\nk witii 1,-n ;;ml». nnd WiUiftm JItivilnnd woro the win- lay looking over various proportion Sirloin or STEAK ^JC|c ft. 1 Wrilfiflrl lli-ll ll:,nl| nrn; of the cup.i at the. rrcrnt hnrs" which would be suilabln for a mim- Porterhouse ASw The Irtcld (lub Season \MI1 Open r headquarters for tho organiza- Salmon Eggs 39c SPLIT SHOT™ Sunday, April ~'i. N.J. - \V i Mil i-l. tion. They will make a report to LOIN LAMB CHOPS 29c ft. s noz. IlKPUBUCAN ('M)HS. the association of tho placer, vlrdtcd Trout Bugs 15c The Leonardo field club al it;; an- ii, Morrell's Red Heart Dog Food 3 cans 25c mud meeting Wednesday night re- >Vn uid they expect io mnlui another Silk Line 29c BOOTS (•Icctcd the following ollii'cis: ""[, Vtmng Itqiubliciuifi to M.-ot at A:»- 'i]> here in the near future. Mr. OOODYK/Ut luiry I'nrk Tonl/fiit. :!u\a, for whom the :ii social ion was rimillrnl -Oscar IHn.flir-l. U...1 Mueller's Enameled Line 29c Wlllln Tlii-y l.n.'il. Vice pi.'Milriii-- Jli.-ti.-inl II. Nm. Z.IUIO nilnied, is a member of Uie well- Hptrclury—.lulin Mill.;. iidward I. Van Vnmlurverr, **loi k Hi ihe rounty election Ixmrd, will aii- •uiown Wall street, firm of Mplelman, MACARONI or Tri-aniir'T—Manlry' 1-h inner. Shea & Company. Flakes or Granules 'l-rilst™* —AlcMHi.l.-r Jlm-I'lief, Dmial.i drfii:; the regular monthly mooting a( SPAGHETTI FISHING LICENSE Mllci. Charles Vr'nilili-]]. ilowlcrs I.t-avo for JVnri tin- AtllliaU'd Young Itepnl>lie;ui club:! =-*•-<-,»— • Atler t.hii clpcthm the cuniiiif,' ba."i- e lied r.ank Iteeie- uf Monmouth county tonight at th" Dick Mi'lV. Illis Ni-w Job. bu.ll !,ru:-(in wan dli;cuf>iird. Bernard liowliii)-; te im, which will eoal- Asbury Park Y. M, II. A. All enmity 1 >ick Metz, who lias been assistant SliulU, formerly of thn Howard Mnl-jpcr" U aal heailpin tourna- 1 Autoshyne Iti'puhlicnn candidntc. ! will he pn\-- pro nt |ho Hollywood j:olf city ) at SIMONIZ IIMI team, was uli-cls-d head coach of - •-- urteil hv I In- AmiT- ''iit and arn cx-pc^trd to HpraU, A 1 Uli1 Kicld club team. Tile im-mbeis i, left for I'einia, II- nl, has nlgned to .•;uc*cn4tfji'' jlap WAX OK Wax I lunuuit ia look (Ml for. Hpjjidffj Martin IIM Instructor to A. li.'i.a.-iker GOLD DUST large pkg. iSc KI.EENEH lire ninkliij: iinpinvciiicnl; to tin: •;. larl Kriila . Tli". learn i'; niiiile the nty candidates AIX OOLOHH. hnrflrill Held and they will open the .f .lame-; Ar thr tbe Lasker private estate at West nm- Lake Forest, Illlnoi.-i, l,a-;t. year GOLD DUST CLEANSER 2 pkgs. 9c :•:••! • : home on Humbly. Apri) 'J2, :u; Hlalli-iy Hank; Wil- by id.iyui,; |]i« Ked Hank Quad- Irim -Met/, won Hie Pennsylvania open, nl K'ryp( ; ami Danny ! lii formally ;i lie lY'.v-niiy i c tinned from a coun P. & G. WHITE'NAPTHA SOAP 8 cakes 25c ENTER THE MOTOR BOYS TROUT CONTEST 01" . try-wide gulf lour. BED BANK KEGISTER, APRIL 11, 1934. Page Twenty-One

BRIDGE PABTT. room Monday night. Prayer meet- ing will bo hold tonight In the Sun- Rock Gardens and f| lay-school room. Christian Science Club Holds Filth of Series cordially Invited to wa a efficiently. UBQ the Heading Room, which Isi homo of Mro. William Rntlmmlth of : Mrs. Georga S. Lopesr and Mra. Ralph llctwrai Colt'a Nccli anil Riverside Heights. | jiiaurlell were hostesses and luncheon Port Monmouth News. Hud llaiik. mien dulls ejeopt Bundnys and Iwi! holidays, tiaia llSO to 4:30 Thosa attending Wednesday nlghtl aa cerved. Now officers took their l'liunc Eutontown 131-R-l. P. tl w (Tho Bed Bank Ilogliter bo blluyht woro Mrs. Jameii Turnock, Mrs. Wll-1 chalra st tho' meeting and a basket In Port Monmouth nt the atorea of Charles W1HTE Ham Rathismith, Mru. Hoy Kearnoy, I of pink onapdragon waa presented Meyers end Sulvudore ScaaHoDe,) nterior N. Y. C. IVOKV Mrs. Norman Beers, Mrs. ,Clancy to tho retiring president, Mrs. Lloyd CllKAM John Gross and family of Newark p STAN'DAItl) Boynton and Minsoa Marjorle Worth- N. Sickle*! Following tho luncheon a BUFF Value ipent Sunday with Mr. Crush's par- j OR GHEEN ley, Grace Brooks, Dorothy Thels- kitchen shower waB held for tho par7 tats, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grus*. | TOIIMULA 2.25 Gal. meyor, Helen Voorhees, Helen Mns- nonage and during tho business ses- OKAY Mi'o. Evans of Koypoit v/au a Sun- BLUI1 Heating, Furnace, Chimney Cleaning ney, Helen VanDorn, Dorothy Gib- 6|0n plans were mado for a sociable day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell, bono and Gladys Forrar. j on April 27. Mra. Charles Gulllaudeau Poling. and Air Conditioning . _«»-.^s,__—_ I ila3 (-harge oj arrangements. At the James Reilly and Louis Huge, af- ••'HANK CR0TC11FKLT, 37 CHESTNUT 8TEEI5T It payn to advertise In Tho Register, next all-day meeting of the society BED BANK, N. J. tor spending .several days nt their ZINCOLEAD Sherwin-Williams Proprietor on May J1, MrsM . Riddllddlo and MreM . NNyy -homes hero, have rc-enliHtcd in the lantlfir will bo hostesses and there re-foreatation army. They arc sta- Exterior First Quality Paint will bo a shower for tho church tioned In North Carolina. House For Outside Use. THE TALK OF THE TOWN ! kitchen. Mro. William Willett and her son All Colors Reg. MIBB AUco Walling of Long Branch Norman spent Sunday with Mr. and Paint waa a gueat recently of Misses Du- Mrs. Everett Willett of Red Bank. All Colors. Except White. 3.25 Dols of Main street. Mrs. Joseph Till had her father and ] Miss Ethel Rogers of North Ber- Bister irom Brooklyn with her Sun- sen has been visiting in Oceanport. day. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Tho members of the Oceanport aux- Mr. and Mra. Herman Green and Value .l.ary of tho Rivervlew hospital will their two daughters have been on th< .eet on Thursday, afternoon at the slclc list, but they have: recovered. ....ne of Mrs. Ralph Parkell, Moa- William Oliver is homo on a fui- 2.25 Gal. -uth Beach. lough from the college which ho at-j Mr. and Mra. Joseph Craig of Tab- tends In North Carolina. i.; naclfi spent Thursday with Mr, Mrs. McManus and family of Jet^ey - Ad Mrs. Georgo C. D. Hurley ol City spent laat week at their bunga-j One Coat Enamel. n btreet, low on Hudson avenue. 100% PURE SHELLAC SINCE M?7. Mrs. John B. Hulse of Main street Gives the result of a 1560 Mrs. Roy Cobb has had her house 5 Lb. Cut nit vVednesday at Bayonno with repainted on.'Main street, The work 3 PHONES: 1501 Free Delivery. , .„. Uhai'lea A. Smith and Mrs. The Best Gal. coat of flat and 11 & 13 BROAD ST. 1E03 wa3 done by Newton Mallett. iion J A. Maateraon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolt on of Jer- White or Orange enamel combined. Mid iiiuaev Daviea has come on sey City were Sunday guests of Mrs. SPECIALS ! Thurs., Fri., Sat., Apr. 12, 13, 14. Heinz Soups ..2 cam 25c fiom Tennessee to join Rev. Mr.James McCay. DavlCE here. A motion picture and lecture on Except Consomme and Chowder i The pupils of the Oceanport school 59c Pt. "Life Among tho Ilopi Indian:! of Reg. 1.59 Qt. TOP or BOTTOM lb having perfect attendance for March Ne-w Mexico" was given at the school- Liquid Mirror EnameL. 35c Vz Pt. Pea Beans 5c are as follows; house last week. The lecturer ex- First grade, Florence Harbour, toache: hibited a number of articles made by Automobiles and Furniture. Dried Limas Ib 10c William Connelly, Harry Coolc, James Mur- phy, Willlum Roach, Charles Hyan, Frank the Indians, including pottery, blan- m Irene Glcnnon, Nancy Laurino kets, drums, etc. 10 Sugar 10 48c Clara tilryker anil Jean Miller. Interior Flat PARA COLORS. Second grade, Kuth Herbert, teacher— Pupils on tho honor roll for pro- KEG. 1.89 FLQOR Karo Syrup canHc Dorothy June Collahan, Gerda Christian- ficiency in studies the past month are or Uloss. VALUE sen, Ellen Jensen. James Council, A Ion Me-aa follows; Gal. ENAMEL 3.25 Gal. Half or Wholo Bluo Lnbcl Far lane and Or man West. First pradc—Lola Jensen, E"> Sc Chriattanaen, Gloria Miuriell and Clara Doris Drlttle. Murphy. > Sixth grade—Cornell Lyke, Phillip Mc- Priscilla Cookies ... 17c Fifth and elxth grade*. Klda Malda. Intyre, Doris Seeley, Mary Byrne, John teacher—Dernice Davis, Unds Herbert, Grant, Martha Huber, Helen Pennia, cana Vera Krome. Anna Lange, Frances baum Seventh grade—Raymond GarBide, Cath- Ken-L-Ration 3 2Sc Geor;;.nnu Meagher, Virginia Hyan, Louise erfno Gicer, Charles VanHouUn. Vani-.oie, Grace Hijnderiand, llobert Brain- Eighth grade—Charles Harilen. Charlei Maine Potatoes 79c ard. Lawrence Camp, George Clark, Leon Liefhauser, Daniel Collinson, Zelma Thorne, GOOD Guest, Martin Connelly, Charles Cook, Ray John P. Muilenberg preached at 23-lb. bosk. mond Johnson, James McNeil, Vernon Meier, Thomaa Mullen and Ray Miller. Community church Sunday. Emmett Waite assisted him and spoke at tho Ql. Eggs Taken in Trade. Seventh grade, Flora Laverty, teache John Cooney, Jamea ilayhuret, Jgdward Sunday-school meeting. Mr, Muilen- ouch Laurlno, John Meagher, Arthur Scbweh berg la a trombone player and he fur- Rinso P''S 20c Evelyn Larson, Ruth Limper, RUrRnre nished several selections. Paul Boul- PARSON'S HOUSEHOLD •try her, Evelyn VanNote and Allc Hogrefe. houwer will conduct tho service next irrad?. Flora Lnv^rty, teacher— Sunday. Tho Ladies' Aid oocloty will Itobert Berry. Frederick Hurley, John Lar- hold their regular monthly business sen, Herbert. Johnson, Norman Meier, Les- lews ie Bice, Edward Hyan, Loutae Canevari meeting next Tuesday afternoon ut Stalks the home of Mrs. John Montag. Tho C each Shirley Morrow and Cfttherln* Murphy. The regular monthly business an regular weekly cottage prayer ser- vice will bo held tomorrow evening OAL1FOKNI/V LAHGE LARGE social meeting of the Oceanport Ep •worth League society was hel at the home of Mrs. PL F. Homan. azing—but TRUE Wednesday evening in tho church Mr. Richmond of Eelford will be tho IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS. hall. A nominating committee, con- leader. the wall finish tha*- slating of Mrs. Cliarlea Gulllaudeau Tho red bide of the Ladies' fire aux- and Mrs. Flora A. Wood, was appoint iliary contest held a luncheon in tho can "take it" ed to report at the next meeting. Fol- firo houKO last Thursday. Thirty-two lowing tho business session game persons were present. The "dark were played and refreshments horse" prize waa won by Mrs. Kern served. Those present were Mrs. and a cake was won by Mrs. R. F. Lloyd N. Sickles, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Homan. The auxiliary held Its reg- Gulllaudeau, Mrs. George C. D. Hur-ular monthly meeting yesterday at gives yoi ley, Misses Doris Hurley, Evelyn Van tho flro house. Tho Thrifty Washable Wall Finish Koto, Margaret Stryker, Ruth Tho Grasshoppers Athletic club Sickles, Florence VanNote, George will play its first game Sunday April Now, you can have lasting, colorful beauty Hlbbetts, Charles Walling, George, 22 with the Brown Point baseball for your walls. From Semi-Lustre's porce- icster and Frederick Hurley. team of Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worthley and The Women's Republican Republi- lain-like surface, hot grease, ink spots, finger Miss Jean Worthley of Newark were can club held its regular monthly bus- and pencil marks, etc., wash as if by MAGIC. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-iness meeting Tuesday afternoon of Even steam does not effect it. ward Worthloy of Arcana nvenue. last week. Fifteen viHitor.s from the Unexcelled for use in bathrooms, kitchens, Dr. and Mrs. Jedell and* Miss Carol Leonardo Women's Republican club Jodell of Irvington spent last week wore guests of the club. Mrs. Albert stairways, recreation rooms, hospitals, and at their summer home on Oceanport S. Maxson, president of the Port Mon- public buildings. 12 beautiful tints that lend BEAUTY AT LOW COST avenue. mouth club, gave tho address of wel- themselves to modern color treatment. The regular monthly meeting of come. Mrs. Anna Bergman, commit- Modern bathrooms demand color. Seral- tha bonrd of education will bo held teewoman and president of the Leon- Special Introductory Offer Lustre provides beauty of color at low tonight at the borough hall. ardo club, Invited the Port Monmouth cost. Easy to apply, easy to clean. women to be the guests of the Leon- So sure arc we you'll like Semi-Lustre that during ardo club Monday, May 7. The Port this event ONLY, we're making an introductory New Monmouth News. Monmouth club will hold a card par- reduced price offer of enough Semi-Lustre to paint ty at tho flro house Friday evening. an entire room. We challenge you to try Semi- [g I A Booh on Lustre once and not sing its praises. The Ladies' Aid society of tho Bap- The proceeds will bo donated 1O tlin Home Decorating tist • church will hold Its annual firemen In appreciation for the use spring supper in tho Sunday-school of the lire house by the club for the Contains 79 authentic room of the church Tuesday evening, coming year. IfEll S home color schemes by May 15. Mra. Howard W. Roberto Several Boy Scouts will attend the Qt. Reduced to Betty Wood, famous la chalrlady of the committee In court of honor at Atlantic Highlands interior decorator. Get charge. tonight. Some of the boytt will re- Also Gal. Special *2.89 your free copy at our store—today. The Girl Scouts will old a noclable ceive merit badges. 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eav-ATj ( li,™.' Paae TweMy-Twtf RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 11, 1934'. Stanley Hunt, ton of Mr. anil I /"}., MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL BOAED. STOitK Keyport i Shrewsbury Scouts Weddings. iM Georgrge S. P . Hunt, both nfnfj'"j - i As Gift To ! Seventy Years-In Mr. nnd 'Jjro. William Britton anil j Alnlthy D. Jfelllffa Criticises Mrs. Itoyputt Grocery Store Bobbed of children of Newark were tho week- ! Colt's Neck, weio married Saturday j $100 Saturday Night. Delia 'U.imi—(ianbaor evening, Mnroh 31, nt the parconnp! Colored Church Grocery Business Met on Monday liarctsy W< Moftat. end Bueatii of the former's parents Mr. end Mra. G. M. Britton. ' Mi::,, Liberia Bella 'Barca,, daughg - of tho Reformed church of Colt's April 9, 1034. Tho Jaraea Butler store at Bouth Dli Tin: J'i<£iiui Baptist church, which This month marks tlie tscvenUcth Shrewsbury Boy Scouts, Tvqpp tiO, Mra. Albeit Vnndcrbllt dntertainctl in of Mr. mid Mrn. Anthony Delia , Neck. Rev. F. Alvln Langwlth per- their tenderfoot investiture To the Editor of Keyport was held up by two masked i'.nco of Kridre avenue, and James ! formed the ceremony. The newly recently erected an edltlce at bhrews- milestone in thee history of ononee oi j trfot investiture Tho Red Bank Register: men on Saturday night about ten tho member" of Bcheylchbl council, i;-iiiln Dr. nnd Mra. Murray Woronoff aro mil*, were muiTiotl Suisthiy afternoon niond Guonthor, and assistant mas- flcora last week. The public has been O'Neill and his clerk, Walter New- Ml fuiu- o'clock .'it "<• Anthony'" | 81 YIL/YItS OLD. for runny yyears by that church prior well known Mutual store;*. man, were forced In tho back room making a trip to Bermuda. This eompany for so lorn; exclu- ter, Edwin Bcake. The troop was pre- badly fooled. Mrs, Moffat was elect- Culhullc church by How Nichulu.-. ' to the installation of the present in- ed president of tho board by her own of the store and made to remove part Mr. and Mra. Ira Annorge visited sively In the "wholesale grocery lm<- sented with the troop charter und Dinner I'aiiy For Mrs. An mi Uowrn lill'iliucii!. certificates. vote plus the votes of the "old mem-of their clothing by the robbers. A Mis. Frank Kornfokl of New York Minn .Hills liucin of lied Wank .•» orjTan was u.^ed !a;st Sunday j mess started out under tho nnrm> bers" and- $lr. Frledlander. Tho newcouple of women customers Interfered over the week-end. •.tt thr sorviLM's of the coloicd church i Wilkinson and Voorho^s find it v Mu.'ilrui selections were given by board membcrti with the exception Mr. nnd Mra. John L. Cottrell hava Halph lllordiin of Shrewsbury «av l11thn JtlHillJ) Billy boysw , Tho invocatio1VUUU|U n with their plans by coming In Just jur^ Anna Do'.vonuowon,, who innkinakr • !u-r n-a time. Ho ^really pleased not until 1872 that they became known " " !'^ " *°- V " " of Mra, Moffat (who voted for hcr- returned from a ooverul months' visit Hie nltenilanlii. The Inkle wai at- ! lnV tl)11 Wlt\v;irH t mnclmadJ e bbyy Kev Itev .G G n. II. Mlksch. af- aa they were demanding moro money liome with her daughter. Mi;;Miv. &».-;inlI*.-auk; ' the mnubn^ of the rhuivh and :•:. Wilkinson. Caddis & Company Io- ° ' - * Mlksch. af- nelf) voted for Mr. Mandevllle, who at Wetjt Pulm Beach, Flu. They will tired in white ;.atiu, with n tulle veil J1IT teur r whicwhich lhthoo presentation of thohas led the fight against mishandling from Mr. O'Neill. Aa there wua no i\mr:lH with ornnyo blossoms, and Hou.se of Spring street, wa- i\xv. i heir oilier^ Unit appruprhite rcso- k-:iuul then in Commerce strei-l, Ni-w I ' presentation of theof school board affairs In Mlddletovvn baclc door to tho otore they had toopen theli restaurant nt West Key- Client of lionor at ;i family dinner i jons i:i whu-li Key. Ur. James B. 'ark..in the center of the produce bu. d™1'*"' waa made by *. C. Oobb, she carried a hnnqdel nf ruseii nnd nl 1!l llllt township for the past year or more. po out past tho women, who at flrat port iihortly. party Sunday in celebration of her j .Mel'l^Uey, ic^tur of Ml. Jamoa'in^. ' executive. Scout laws by all Mr. Mandevillo turned in a blank bal thought It oomo Joke. They rondo Mlfifi Mnrjorlo Lockwood, a nuraa lilie.'i of tlie valley. The maid of : l fli tht h n honor wore a. hi no lafffla gown with S-ith birthday. Tho.se prr^nt won: " rhu.vh. v. il! bo tlmnkcd for the. gen- | 1SS7 found Wilkinson. fiaddLs & "!';!!^ J°^. ^.J^Sii^'!, lott, feeling thatt, hee coul uldd jflt honest-honet thoir get away In a Bulclt auto. A in the Mothodlat hospital nt Brook- Mr. and Mrn. Char1e:> Dowon, Mr. [ inn:; ^if[, will be drafted. i Company at thc corner of Broad ;:iM VanVHet, Jr. The tenderfoot inves- ly votte fof r MMrs . MffMoffat t because of hi no nei:ofi:>oric;i and carried pi nil 1 ; passerby had tho number of Iho auto lyn, spent tho weeh-ond with her par- nnd Mra. P. I- . Olsen, Mrs. Lewis titure wa* made by Troop 39 of Long her trade with the "old board." Mr. ro?rs, Tim members of thn Children The. or::an was Hocured through . Fair streets ln bigger and boltci. llcenue, but on a check up tho own-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Normnn B. Lock- JHallcnbake, Mrs. Annabel 1'ettit. ic effort^ of William Johnson. i quarters. Fair'street is now cnUml Branch, of which J. Townley Carr is Williamn, Mr. Spencer and Mr. Well- rif Mary Mjcitiy, of which tlie bride M-outmaster. Tenderfoot badges ing voted for Mr. Mandevllle. It la er had an alibi. Them ia no further wood. William Dowen, Harold Dnwen and . -o-,.JElt-^ Lafayette street. a crying shame that after the uup- clue, although local police arc work- Mi.i.'i JoHpphino Kovei'Cl of Kant Or- irs a nirmbrr, rainied an arch, frank House. There were many were presented to Francis Borden, through which the bridal party en- i In 191-1 another move came and Francis Breslln, Thomas Buckalew, noaedly successful vote for tho "new ing on the case. nngo visited frlcndn hero over tha visitors (luring the day. Mrs. How- State Forester Fred Merrill of Mt^-,thcn to their present buildings which board" in the laat two school elec- week-end. : Westnn Buchanan, Georgo Emmons, trrcd. Tliey all were attired in white en's grandchildren guve her a ' • PI'i ^iyrf rnnre than a million ; occupy nearly a whole city •block a* tions that they can not have their j;owns and blue v/l.; and carried >i land in that state have been :Railroad Jr., Monroe Marx, David Wood, Jr., will, and must suffer tiie "sell out" of New Chief Nurso. snapdragons. An Ivory statue of the containing seven dozen carnations. avenue antl and Water Comar. Hn,rry Brady was Charles Kcilfcin Night divastalcd by erosion resulting from ! Mrf). MfMoffatf . Mra. Mary Sullivan hus succeeded Tho mooting of tho Bed Bank Htcsscd Virgin was presented to tho improper agricultural practices and presenlted witli his first cass pin by Moltby D. Jejliffe, Miss Ann Gallagher as chief of the Soon after this time the Wilkinson. lodge of ISlka tomorrow night, April bride by Father Soriano on behalf of finest tiros. Harry Feldt, scout commissioner of Middletown, N. J.public health nurses of Middletown the society. Patients At The Gaddis & Company reorganized their District No. 2, after which certifi- VI, will bo known an "Chaiioa Ked- business to take over the ownership cates were given to the members of township. Her office )n nt tho town- fern Night." Mr. Rcdfern, who nu Miss Marie Marasclb played th*; A penny dated 181-1 was found by ship health center nt Cnmpboll's organ and Miss Mildred LaMjinna and management of • the Mutual the troop by F. C. England, troop STERNER FOR HARMONV. oxaltcd ruler In 1027 and 1928, will Riverview Hospital John Xiehilini while digging a post Junction. Miss Gallagher had held snnff "Avo Maria" and "0, Promise | hole «t Chinese Camp, Cal. It IsStores, a chain of fine grocery store.-. committeeman. occupy tho exalted ruler'a ntallon. Me." A small reception was held at I Mrs- James McKittrlcU of Tnion r at that time lets than a hundred in Other members of the troop are Former State Senator Nanica Cundl- tho position six yeiua. It In eKpcetod that a largo number twice as 3ar;, t; as the modern penny dfttea He Wants Nominated. the bride's home following the cere- Beach is a surgical patient at the and on it? face aro seven stars and number. The last ten years has seen George Glassey, Samuel Johnson, Ar- of 151k:j will bo present. hospital, being operated on Thurs- -..• ii Indian hc;t(l. this number grow to nearly three thur Groves and Samuel Yorg ten- Former Stnto Senator 13. Donald Gavo Birth to Son. day. hundred but tho remarkable'growth derfcet, Stewart VanVHet, Jr., and Stonier, who is the Republican "har- A son was born Snturdny night has not been so much in tho number The Red Bank Register travels Miss Margaret Cross of Middle- The Piedmont section lying along Philip Brady, second class scouts, mony" candidate for atato executive to Mrs. Frank Solo of Monmouth over every street in town and every | town was operated on Thursday for of stores as it has in the type and size and Fred Yorg, first class scout. The committeeman, has issued a state- street. road in the county. Let it cany your the foothills of the Blue Ridge moun- of the new units opened in this chain. troop committeemen include G. H. Miss Evelyy n Shaheen,, daughteg r of i thhe rremovae l of her tonsils and nde-tains in North Carolina is said to ment urging that Joseph McDermott message to those who live on theoa Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Shaheen of El- nolds. She returned home Friday From cramped little stores carrying Nevilis, IA C. England, M. C. Knapp, of Freehold be nominated for county It pays to advertlae in The Register. thoroughfares.—Advertisement. have a lower death rate than any Lester Scott. Camllle Baquet, John heron, became the bride of John J. morning. temsory uf like size in the United groceries only, to the big modern clerk, that J. Edward Knight of Nep- WWadd e of RumsonR , SSundad y afternooft n Mrs. Theodore Applegato of Fair 1 Parker and Stewart VanVHet. .Slates. markets, marks tho real growth of tune township and Recorder Alton V. at Bt. Michael's church at West End. J View Gardens is a surgical patient popularity of the Mutual Stores. For Evans of Long Branch bo nominated Rev. John J. Sweeney performed the 'at the hospital, being admitted last the women of New Jersey appreci- for assemblyman and that Mayor Jos- ceremony. Wednesday afternoon. ir;>e B. Schneider of Los An- •s was given buck a valuable stick ated the convenience and economy of Trustees Named At eph Mayer of Belmar be nominated The bride was given away by her Miss Betty White of Atlantic HiyIIiylh buying everything under one roof at for freeholder. Mr. Sterner, In his father. She was attired In-a pow- h b h W him up Meeting Of Church lands was operated on Monday for wheP">n >th' •e' owner told the,° highwayman one time. Hence the modern Mutual statement, praises Harold Woolley, der blue gown of crocheted' cob-web tlie removal of her tonsils and aded -when the owner told the highwayman Markets dotted all this, section of president of the Young Men's Repub- lace, fashioned with a blue satin noids. the pin could bo traced if efforts At the annual meeting of the con- were made to pawn it. New Jersey. Markets 'that, carry lican club of Koyport, for declining sash. She also wore a tiara hat of Miss Georgia Randolph, colored. everything that a housekeeper needs, giTKation of the Presbyterian church, to run for assemblyman and. for uig- the same material and carried an received injuries to her forehead and large meat departments, attraclive held last Wednesday night in theng that Mr. Evans and Mr. Knight old-fashioned bouquet. City dwellers purchase more poul- departments for fresh fruits and veg-cluirrh, J. C. Davison was elected left leg in a. fall clowdowin a stairway (ry an|[ ^.^ ^^ Umn ^ be nominated. The bride's only attendant was her Saturday whilwhile visiting friends m. , ^.^ g the etables, as well as dairy products and trustee- to succeed Cornelius Aller, who sister, Miss Agnes Shaheen, who was llly oUl( r Durin 1932 sea food. retired after serving a number of dressed in shell-pink taffeta and a West Red Bank. ,lt:ito mil,kctcd at fom. princlpal yo:u-K. I. H. Wood nnd A, B. White MISSIONARY MEETING. picture liat of horsehair. She carried Mrs. Mane Hoffmann of HardmR ;niark( ,,s 54,000,000 poundp s of dressed Tho Mutual Markets were first were re-elected trustees to serve road was admitted to the hospital opened in the belief that, the women 1 a muff of spring blossoms. John a3 a surgical patient and was oper- .poultry and t'lfi.ODO.OOO dozen eggs. three years. Little Silver P Speaker at Moot- of New Jersey would give their pat- Reports Gubmitted by the various ing Night. Hintelmann of Rumson was best ated on Monday morning. ronage to a chain of stores of high- man. Figures published in London show organizations showed that more than Made by the Makers of Famous Walter Johnson of Sea Bright and :,,,.„ Canadians made moro telephone est quality merchandise, therefore ?ir>,ono had been raised during the Rev. J. D. Blair, pastor of tlie Lit- A reception followed at the home ESllgcn' o GlittonbrrfT of Wapln awmie. !,..,„„ in W3S ,,mn .mv oUlor , fron th c very heginniug ijualit\' year ending March 31. The pastor, tle Silver Methodist church, ad- of the bride. The couple sailed on Re~>«,-dl TD.t.tVrBank- «i'^.<, wer^ ^**\r\%"\te operate nr\ rtl^ d*<:»tl1t"_ on l Satur- . vcraping .. 223 call_ s each. * The Unit- counted uppermost in the buying of dressed members of the Women's a week's cruise to Bermuda and on day for Ihe removal of their tonsils Rev. John A. Hayes, reported that ed States had 222 calls a person, meats, groceries and fresh produce. '25 persons had joined the church -Missionary society of tho Presby- their return will reside at 7 Royal and adenoids. terian church at its regular monthly place, Elberon. while Britain had only 33. And the fact thnt Mutual is able to during the year and that since his Evelyn Witkowald of Keyporl was sell at prices as low as can he found coming in 1D28 a total -number of 309 meeting last night. His subject wan Fifteen of Mr. Wade's friends at- operated on for appendicitis Friday "The Challenge of Modern Missions." The sUtQ Qf Oragon flxcd 5alar,03 anywhere is the greatest commenda- had joined. The church now has 745 UERE is the long-sought-for event that thrifty tended a bachelor party given for eveninir. tion to the cfllciency with which the members. Solos were given by Mra. Edward him Saturday evening at tlie home ,ol 52-10 for the three supervisors of ^•^ people have been waiting for. A gala affair Miss Helen Bennett, seven-year-old .hf stat(,.opcratC(1 liquol. storeg_ Man. Mutual executives run their business The budget for the current year- vomSteeg, Jr. Mrs. T. Newton Dol'G- of John Hintelmann on the Avenue daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Patrick • rs o{ individual sto,.cg wil, rc_ and to the high-type personnel and mua and Mrs. E. Fields were in brimming over with remarkable values in line of Two Rivers at Rumson. includes $0,200 for current expenses Bennett of William street, received , ,.cjvc a not o(- J130 modern equipment with which they and $2,200 for benevolences. charge of the program. Mrs. Thomas rugs and carpets. Our prices, as factory distribu- lacerations of the forehead when she ,, ' ' have surrounded themselves. A. D. Cooper was rg-elected treas- Head and Mrs. Robert Spcirs served Del Sardo—SiclLlnno, was hit with a stick thrown by a j Intensivc exploitation of Italy's oil Mutual stores are without, doubt urer of the church for his twenty- ar> hostesses. tor for Karagheusian, makers of Gulistan, should Miss Mary Del Sardo, daughter of playmate while playing about the ; ,.esourccs is piannoci for tho nCxt flve one of the best equipped organiza- seventh consecutive year, It was command the attention of every home in this Mr. and Mrs. Carl Del Cardo of Her- yard. ycarA tions in Now Jersey, from their many voted to pend him a letter of appre- Curd of Thanhs. .bert street, was married to Olando Cutting wood at his home on Me- ' gigantic refrigerator systems to their ciation and a similar letter to Mr. The family of the lute Hutlie J. county... if only for the comparison of quality chanie street proved unfortunate for A ncw departrncnt st01.e ln Johan. fleet of swift delivery trucks they are Wymbs wish to express their deep Siciliano of Asbury Park in a cere- Aller, who has served as trustee for appreciation to those who in various value which they obtain. Our spring line is mony performed Sunday at twelve James Doig when he cut his right ne5burgi South Africa, Is air-condi- tho last word in efficiency. eleven yearn. ways showed their respect and love o'clock noon at St. Anthony's church thb Std th sections, includ- ready; may we have the pleasure of showing it thumb Saturday mo-rning with an tioncd Rnd houscs u sections, inc The personnel behind the counter to our dear wife and mother, espe- by Rev. Nicholas Sariano. de. cially Rev. Mr. Miller, all those who axe. Four clips were applied, after ingmeat i frcsh flsh and dalry are carefully selected and trained, Headden'H Corner Fire. to you? Miss Frances Del Serdo, sister of and take pride in their work in keep- loaned cars or sent flowers; also Mr. whicAnthonh his'releasy Caizzea waof sSunse madet . avenue, ipartmenta The roof of Rudolph Olds's house | W\yod"den the bride, and Patsy Biselli of As- ing the Mutual Stores an emblem of at Hcndden's Corner caught fire yes- Think of It! 173 patterns and broadloom nnd hooked carpei- bury Park were the attendants. while playing about a bonfire Sun- The Mexican government plans an cleanliness and courtesy. Every em- William Wymbs, day morning: was burned when his terday. The firemen of Headden'r, Roger Wymbs, colors... in a cholco of many Ing, Whatever your tastes wo The bride was gowned in a white extensive public worltr, program this ployee is a resident, of the .stale of (!nniei- put Ihe hlnr.n out hofore rnuch Kiln. Klotiin. jrmden. Also hall nnd stair are prepared to ftll your nerds lace dress and carried a bouquet ot' lothin Khl, flit'. His Uutisel.s year, with highway development and New Jersey and it can really be said caught fire, burning his right knee. dainnge was done. Later the fire- — Advertisement. carpeting In a wide range of ut tho price you caro to pay. bride's roses and lilies of tho val- railroad construction receiving spe- that the Mutual Chain of Stores is men put out a woods tiro at Chapel prices. Wilton, AxmlnMrr, ley. The maid of honor was at-He was taken to the hospital where cjL1i attention "New Jersey's own." Hill. Card of Thanks. tired in a pink satin gown with blue treatment was given. Hi3 condition _ . We take this means of expressing The Mutual store in Red Bank is our sincere thanks to all those who Wide Widths, Now Priced $3.12 to $9.75 Sq. Yd. acessorics and carried a bouquet of is not serious. Tim growing o( cotton in India located next to the postoflice. The Red Bank Register travels sent, flowers; also those who loaned pink roses and blue forget-me-nots. Mrs. Carmine Menna of West Ber-; ciatcs further back than written his- over every street in town and every cars and assisted us in any way dur- 27 Inches Wide, Now Priced $1.35 to $5.75 Yard A reception was held for the im- gen place gave birth to* a son born > tary. road in the county. Let it carry your ing our recent bereavement in tho Boya can make extra pocket money message to those who live on these loss of our mother. mediate femille3 following the cere- yesterday. thoroughfares.—Advertisement. mony at the Pleasant Inn, Red Bank. India was tho original land of selling Tho Register—Advertisement Members of tho Ashe Family. ivAAAAM/^AWAA/iMAA/cAAViMAAAAAAAA/AftAAM —Advertisement. Following a wedding trip to the TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE. sugar cane which now grows in prac- South the couple will reside with the tically all quarters of the world. <3>-*-ffi3 Take Advantage of This Fire Sale of Card of Tlianlis. bride's parents. Miss_Del Sanlo is Oliver Byron Firemen Retain Lead We wish to thank all those who of- a. graduate of Drake's college. Mr. In Mnnmouth Comity Loop. When Christopher Columbus ap- fered sympathy during our recent Siciliano is employed by the Jersey peared before Queen Isabella upon bereavement. Coast News company. The Oliver Byron fire company of | returning from his first exploration, Mrs. Robert Parker Finished Ends . . . Closely Woven . . . Many Colors Long Branch retained its lead in the :hc proscnted hor with Bweet 'u_ and Daughter. Monmouth county table tennis league < —Advertisement, Choose from such colors an eggplant, HoHman—Brown. toes pickcd in the new wor]d last week by defeating the South • bolge, Toso beige, red, burgundy, Narrow Miss Edith Helene Hoffman, daugh- Shrewsbury yacht club. The Asbury ; M j. IN MEMORIAM. A court action n San ate0> Ca taupe, henna, mahogany, henna rone, ter of Mrs. Edith Hughes of Elberon, Park Y. M. C. A. won over the Bell iforn|a, revealed the Buri Buri ran- In lovinp memory of our dearly beloved Broadloom md William Covert Brown, son oftelephone laboratories and the Inde-; cllOi wllich included the entire San mother, Amlcrina Haston, on tho annivor- brown, also from three shades of Haiy of. her birthday, April 14th. 'Carpet Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maggs of Long denpent llrst company of Long; i,-i-ancisco peninsula in Spanish Cali- green, and two shades of blue. Branch, were married last Sunday at Branch, which is second, won over • [ornia days, had dwindled to a sin- Trenmireil thouuhtR of ono BO tlear An a companion sale Atlantic Highlands. • . | a e. Often brinn A nilent tear; wo offer a quantity the Church of the' Presidents at El- r C cr ThoUKhtn return to • nrenea IOIIK raBl— beron by Rev. Randall \V. Conklin, Years roll on, but memories lant. 9x12 Size of 27-lneh wldtha for ;7.5o those requiring car- rector of Trinity Episcopal church of DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. A.sbury Park. • Parent-Teacher Meeting. | Webb A Browne, Alaska railroad pet for hnlls & stairs. ;j The brldo wore blue lace with ac- , , ,. ,, , gent at Nenana, eays he has used 9x15 510.75 13x13 . . JdO.OO At yesterday s meeting of the , $|.87 :?:sones to match and carried a bou- th R same foun(ain th 0x18 $50.25 12x15 . . $02.50 Viet of sweet peas and lilies of theRumson Parent-Teacher association, ifol .|y ,.„;,,,.• WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. •H- per yd. '•alley. The matron of honor, Mrs. i\Irs. Trank Nary, president, marlp ' ^ 0*21 $05.Gu 12x18 . . !?7li.00 5 Othfr Grades to 1 Too Late For Classification. Norman I '. Beers of Fair Haven, Trentoreporn t legislatureof her recen. At coverevisit dI odi.-i thhe ;| ,,._A t(,n .-vcai:.0|d, " ir' l Mal" .ct Hd. Select From. (r jg thc 1( ader ot a symphony 0x24 $75.00 12x21 . . 587.50 ivum peach lace and a corsage bou- luncheolhe n wililll ttakku placl e TuesduTueduv [[ orchestra WE BARTER anything nnd everything! and also givei s Chopin Wo cnll for nrticlea. Phono Rod Bank ,..,. of Talismai n roses. NormaN n 1F°. afternoon, April 24, at the home of 1 ,/jano"recitaYf in "M'OSCOW Russia 2IB, County Barter Exchanco. 27 East Beers was groomsman. 1 Mrs. Raymond Pullen. Miss Eliza-1 Antennae Blown Down! Frontjtreet, Rctl^Bank. ___^ Aftei the ceremony a wedding; beth Connelly will have charge of '• . ,. ... SAVE MONEY I Ilcforo you buy or sell a 1|022 anything; homes, fltorea, ofllcoa, hotelB breakfast was served at the Molly the Mothers' day program at the I ^'.^1° ^ T T (, ^T and other furnishings, connult with tho l s ld to be the A GAIN we have to go without our going on down there at tie bottom Pitcher hotel. The couple left for a j May rneetetingi . Mrs. Nary has been IUl ^ w. »rld '• «has startc »'ghest in Red Rnnk Auction Rooms'. 29 Enat Front 'jur <>f tho South and upon their appointed a member oftho oxecu- |Ul ° w°°rld. d broadcasting weekly story from Arthur Abele of tho world. itrcflt, phone Red pahk_218. r n Buaa n;- jlci of liridffo avenue, which was ; ministry did an average gross busl^- ice one year, in case an emergency already been started. Since thnt Six-room dwelling, butrhor Hhon and «ro- pattern. It to unique. It is . . . of genuine Oriental mony. Th'' nt toiul:j iits wore Mi-;; UraJ parked in the roar of his Htore on ' ncsa of 67,000 pesetas during 1933 c-ery store. MiiRt be Bold to clone cstato; Moorf-inan, n. --\L if l, »-»occurs at Little America. The Ad-timo wo havo received • soveral $-l,l!0n.on. Albert. L. lvlun Atrcncy, 42 gorgeous. It is nationally wool yarns. Don't take tho llir . that, litret't. Tlie fire was confined ; the lowest in years. !,.,,ihn, miral and his scientists do not ex- thousand applications for free mom- Bro a I1_B tre e t__^ _ known . . . but at a much SEWINtJ mCHINES—Bargains in port- higher prlco than our upe- mill Irregularities to heart; i;room, Thc can ll na wc(lt in pect this but, with his usual (ore borship in tho club ftnd wo havo °, J ^ j At »:0fi o'clock tho same night an D. A. Cleveland, orchardist of Wei- enrolled more than 60 comploto aMo electric Intent model Singer and clal offer. Therefore, buy they aro really superfluous. t nj> to \\'a;-liinf,i alHl Upon lilf:!!* alar• m took.. thc lir. cn to tllG ' . — *- sight, ho 13preparing for any folding Iioaii Family mm-hliien. P. R. turn will live on \o.-voo,l -.venn.. , ™ homo : laco, Texas, made fence posts out of classes which are using these stor- WoodH, nil kinilH repaired nnd rebuilt, ia your Gullstan while you mill wm mi on .>oi.\oou ,ne,nit, of G(,orge wmiams ot Leighton ave-1 palm trees killed by a hurricane. He evontualltlea. In no enso do they mar tho i '-in/r Blanch. ies as a weekly lesson. To each of While sheet, Red Hank, phono 2143-J." may with this very nttrac- niie, where a tire had broken out in [ sawed the trunks off nnd covered Tho real trouble CliOSS'S LocUamUh .Shop; lawn mowera tivo saving. beauty, or the soft deep a room on the Ar:-t florr. TJjo cause | tfiein with cement. now ia not Uiat tho members of theso clasueo wo rcpniied and Hhorpcnocj; Incltn repaired Healier—Buck. and kcyn inndc: knives and nriisorH aliarp- Keg-. $120. 9x12 Size. \i unknown. Tho damage was slight, j • . Qii weather i;s havo sent a membership card and pile and the sheen. Hiss Gertrude Hcalier of Red Bank tho big working map o[ tho South encil. _115_Onklninl ntrect,_Rc!LB_ink_" Completion of the Los AnKeles-Col- not cold enough WANTED. pi V, "oiKht-indi curthcn pipe, •ind Chark-ii H. Buck of Marlboro K orado river aqueduct will provide a to freeze tho ice.Polar regiono on which tho mem- durkH nntl bhesp. Addrcaa X,, box 511, were married at tho homo of Mis;:; 'Sew Stamp, bers may outline tho various ei- Red Hank. _ __„ Healier's brother, Joseph Mealier, in water supply for scoren of canyona The temperatures Kivc miilifiT minrntory bird in thn California (lrocrt suitable for ii.ro ranging from pluratlou Joumeyo of tho Expedi- FOIl" RENT."miTll buiiKafow. «U improve- Philadelphia last ' Saturday after- placcci on sale Sntnr- mentn; rent, tcasoiiiiblo. Iruiulro of Kit?.- Tho now Ctulliitiiim are noon. A dinner xvii;' served to the.slampp will 1." winter homes. 30 to 40 degrees tion. Thla map, which io 20% by pntrirk'n Venctai.ie Htnnd, State highway, priced nt 5125 lor the 0x12 brldnl party tifter the ceremony at day, June 111, by tlie PoUolIlee depart- below reero. The Vj inches, contains ouggC3tions north of Red Bnnlt.__ . lilzo. 11x13 Sko y |imnt, .. Tho ,.,,.,. , whu;h wiu COrtt Thn fiKrimiihiml department nf MAN OltWOMANViiorovor \U yenrn nld, |im nt Tho whu;h wiu COrtt earlier thawo, on how to draw the various trips Cimil ln>n|th. In qunilfy for retail fltnro the Hotel Adelphhi. ho hotel m-iSl raH ;nUsl x attarh.d to the H-tlie University of Kentucky says liio cliestra played the wedding niaieli iinn ' however, moved with different oymboln and In dif- work and no ver n men t clerk. I'aat ct- honor of the newly married couple. of mi.::r;iioi-y bird hunten; to outlook for tobacco growers in thnt. so much of tlio porinnrn unnecGimnry. Kiierlnl trninlnE. malm their Kill iri;:il. Tin' dcsi);n for j state Ims improved greatly since last \ ferent colored pencils to lndlcato Applicants in til IT* dbtrlct interviewed l»y Mr. and Mrs. Buck am living on 1 Kenneth Rawson lco out of the tho various typeu of ecjolnmont In- field mtinuKcr. Write B. H. R., box Cll, HH ssUnnU p llia. " nott yet tb i approvedd. year. Mr. Buck'a farm nt Marlboro. Navigator wiialea cluding tho airplanes, tho Uirco Red Hank.•_ „__ Mr. and Ifiw. Victor llcmhling of '• IJay oE ""KEKWAYlTfN," hi'lflop cfttntn for arilo; What It allowed tlio waves and cur- tractors, tho two snowmobiles and niii in IKHKC, jf.'udciior'n cot lit KC. Kieen- Woven on jacqimrd wilton looms of extra Red Bank wove: fpiost:; at the wr>d- i H'it,iry Speaker fi'r Tonmrrow. When tho lirst explorers camp to dinjr, Mrn. Ht'inhlin^ behif; a ri;-trr , o lower MiKHisnippl river valley ronta from tho Roan Sea to act with the dog teanm. linurc, mini 11 n>t.t.iif:e and thrce-rnr Kn- flno quality wool yarnn. Imagine, a Wilton l'>i\vin !. Mrtclv.'.nn, r::(^rutivi' .f;e>':' rnKC. Rcmiliful dhmlc and. fruit trees nf the bride. <•>• found thc iibori;;inc;i ;ililllfiilly ;;reator violence against ant! under Thin map, It properly kept, Muiit lie licen to In; nrprertHtcd. Joseph lug nt S32.G0: why that'o lower limn what hiry of tin- A.-hiny I'ark hoard of •ou-ing mai/.e, he.-inn, potatoes, art- ihe lions Barrier and tho Hay leeshould form an lnterentlng and vnl- (i. HcOuo (broker). Ktimimn, N. J., or ade, will be Ihf •.penlier at the 1 owner, 111 Muntduir avenue. Montclalr, l.i uminlly naked for a good Axmlnntrr. for (ho 0x13 8lro lioke;;, :-;qun.':h. [leanut; , lohacco and in Ver our Mer lnlot to nnch an ...letinj. nf Ih uablo lifelong moinento o[ one of N.JI. . Led Hank Il.itary club! ,.abb.-)-(> Mitiii Elizabfth Merridt of Ardena • | rriiw u<>- extent that tlie lco in bonding and the greatest scientific adventures CHliYSM-ill SEDAN dolu.xe, fendcrp, omo ;.l. Ihi' M..lly Pitcher i vlicoln iiifit. overfiauled; l)cautlful car. and Duncan Cuinpbell of firl(;;;.itown ; jlojp] ir cracking off. Tlio Admiral doc;? not of tho ngo. All that la necessary to Ozite Rug Cushions, 9x12 Size $P?.50 He will Kpe;ilt on ' rli Way I.".; AllRcles residents lead on nn perfect, ulinpo; very ronHoimbie. Will not were iniirrled at the l>:ii;.on;ij;l the Lon;: .OOil mile;: in thn la^t f-loven directional antennae which in rule tnn Avenuo, Now York, N. Y. of Llttlo Silver. New Jersey," lutnploll flriv IIHUIKiri'i] [to I, iveariri); out slxly jnirn of Plenso bo auro to write your nanio I", tii'^!,. v.as iluly rnsscd nnd aiipioied Ml:.:i MMI. .Ifalir el i Ilrancli the receipt of radio inenna^fn and nt n icKtiliii meeting of tlio mayor nnd ;i|!t. Hull) .Irannctte of Jlloacl utreft, lAircipn War:-, ;il. tlif vr t'i;i us h' >li\t' broadcasts ro brautjfully clear lust and address plainly. A numbor of c-niiiirll 'I'lin-Llny nvciilnB. Anill in. I'll*. r-ci Hank. \v;iii niHrric (I to Ihnold on Kr iv,\n('\i, nil a,fow wrekn ac;o and wn bavn born people havo nnglectejl to do Ko and i,l,IV.AIll',TII 1). HOHIIS. Clerk 21 .West Main Street n orcliid of five pntals ha - boon i;:'.latlan nf llciirluvcmd, Nr\v .Teniey, WodiifSv-dit' y Jiip.lit, Aj*r U-. Tho ; unable to receive any Btrirlra or the.lr mapa and carcja havo been runuc NOTICE. i' MlUlon, Maryland, oil 'innilny, anif.'i will ;i!:i]"l at fc'oO u'<'lfirU. plrri :r.; HID family cri'M for rhieif mcBiia^cs from Arthur Abfln or returned to IJB. Thero in no chur^o- An oriliniinrs cnllllisil "An Onllnnnro April f. Thc couple- arc livini,' in n'iiliye I'u-yl, ruler nf Mnn- o-*«i— -- k Commander Grorgo Novllln for thefor membenihlp ln thin unique dnb' luiiiiHllnir Section 1!) of an oidiiianio en- !"'d I'.link. \vhleh hafi boiin formed, nt tltlr'l 'Hiilldtiii: '/oufi Oidlnnliro of the Mlrliiicl H\iiJin's Ni'iv .lull. jaat ton flays. Wo fully expect thin llorniiKli nan -ic in ti-niperant'e we nhotlhi have an Inhuf^t hip i\i; t- lopmont ot h Ihe cun ieiilum. |haad etor/ jfrom them on \ihnt i:s; ' ° """"• M, FU1II) SMIT.r, uf Mr, nit'J Mm, Krednidi IlnrrlMun, Mnpln avonun. dork. / RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 11, 193-1. Paue Twenty-Three »***< MONMOU 'S' GREAT MARKET PLACE Shrewsbury Borough Has Lowest Twenty-Five Cents Itete in County and Union Beach the Highest—Red Bank Has Slight Decrease. REAL ESTATE WANTED. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FAINTER and paper"'bunecr nnd decor- TK WOMAN wi-lion 'hiy',, ,vor! IDLOT WANTKI), v.ill imy JM1.1 rn-li. Kin.l- IX-I:<)OM Tax rutes for tlio various munlcl- PEKINHESti doKi for eale. .ftrtn raided j fireptsco «ood, §11 per cord, IJOCIIBI IV clvc full rurtlniilur.i »« to lui'iitiim. wyudotfiil company for lonely imrsoftfit ator; rcasonablo [)iicei!. Will paper n Jo. or vniiliMu linuulry in or ',.|t '('nil ; l C pouts, oak lumbar, irtauhic and cnivinK. F!7.IJ ftnil iniprnvtme]iti . Aildrc;;; Lot. lit).: •,lol!;!f,"„„';',:,: . ;c',V • '„,.,?. :r" ,;,,, I™ I "'»•• '•'••nl.l.cl i elect,!.. „»,, wat.r. trull l'filltlpn in Monmoulh county for 1031also for children) at tx reasonable price. room for S3.TiO nml up; all work li'iiiiran- Dwni -, I': O.-il- I-!.;,-, f-ii' H ,-" " i KHi;,ec. t»;. nm-rlir.u; i-clldr. Center Cheiloa <>. it«nnctt d Co., OIIICQ phons t'ttl. JoReiih HufTniiiii, J 'J Motmioutb jiiL'itcii iiani-. rj; i.' II 1 liavc been fixed liy the county tax Coy la'a Kennela, Nutswamp toed, ti'aon^ Mlddlctown 608, rt ldenro_7_0. I'honc Red llanlj ; IT'i' '"<- '. "• •"•• | nvenue. .SmalSal l dowon titiymcutttiymcut. . IImlanra »» Bed Bank 1938-M. __ U tntct,_Ucd Hunk. I'liono J^l 04._^?_JJa^ik. i» v. iintr.I („, nlkHOUSK VVANTKD. si-v-room liou.-c, H ten in -- | rr-nt. MIBMIB.. Me(JovernMe(Jovern, , CfmijitoCfmijiton nticct. bounl. The lowest rate in the county lieiitcd, all itiiijrovcnicnt^, Kacutrc - iarKc pXlNT~NdW~nnd~m^ SlVTlAs/bmic^cRiP^TlaJire^, RADIO TFcilNiijAL* and l'eVmir tier vice; llll'i 1"S llivcr i.trcct, •'"•V ix tuni-.-ulinvtl , niil uonveni- I I'd fordford , riri . J . ' Koi'o to Shrewsbury borough, with blood, tfiitlcutfe, peat IVIOHM, nit into of - et'criaHiini; on Bcrvicc and repaint thai lied Dank. lot (lef'irublc: Htntc oration nnd rent, Ad- reel from factory i lilnh urada houi&a soda, cross needs, etc. M. V. Itrown 24 drcsfl IL S-, box CM. Hcd Hank.' HUNUKEDS of farma to milt any pock- $22'^i jier tliijuniuul. Union Beach, palm, si.so unlloii; SOQA paint 00c ITRI- niil. nnnni'td by hi'^h-yrndc imttcritils and Whttrf a venue, ltersi;nu.r]lfl; ImmulmiB l|u!i«sioni Sao. John H. Co^J-. I nwncr and oueralor of several Moniiioulli .'illO-Jj KeJ Hanlt store, *19 West Front IIoUmliy mi to rutHo tuhts, Prices reasonable. 1J. bomcfi. catatoa, for rent In Monmouth Jr.. i-hrcwBbury. N. J.. ,,l),,,« U J Bank j m,,nly (arrna, can aasist you In .nnki,i '« sand from la«t year. Tho county County; from ?15 to $200 per nionth. Kay C K street. _ _. _ , _J._-_-T_ I'l A NNO tu, on «jiHuii Co., l!H) Klcctito biillillnit. Aebury I'urk. ?:'•'•••'•?: - \ wide belcctlon. OMcc, Stata hicbvtnv. Eat. rnto thin your la 51 cents hlRhcr duo nnd Afiulhln st>c<-Jitll»t». H. ritlllman. Stato highway, Eatontown, KHUILT' BeVoiiil'hanii water puinue. k\ d J i-oritrartor, tt•iH'i.itiK. Kradinit. plione aL'.'JU. Oncn evt-nliigfl 7 :IIIJ hi iiiljo. ATTHAcrnV]; ; iiiut ,,ll J,,,,i,|Ji e tun,.,:, 77i ' fonlowiiflow , I^ioii^ o 171788. to a reduction, uf $10,000,000 in ral- Momnoutli Btrcet. nhoiiQ Red 39. toji noil, mnn 11 re, cinder«, travel, otind, N. J.. phono Eatontown 178. ___^ •__ v0 C, Hurst. Mlddletown. phono Hitldletown STAlt Window Clcanlnu (Ji>.;""liei>r_o""li>i7 iar Keyport nb!o:t. CO. peanut nnd Blind ntono for rorls Rnrdpnc. FOUIl ICO0M3 for rent; $To i»cr rurjtith; i, own liri<[,liirc. tilc.l Lath! hot j Ls-ACltK prurlncllvc (arm WAHHIN«"MACHINI53. Vcimi edaleTj laanuilcr, G Whurf uvenuc. KcJ Bank. B l ; r I!1 l|ivo . mill seven- May tut; fliieclnliatH. TuBllim'e, 10 Blon- Oscar Ucclier. 47 f-iocund utrcct. Kiiir I Jit- BHS, water, electricity, lavatory; Mniri tio" u"' cr ^ ''^ ; "i'«utcs i .-mil Matii»-aii: fmii-tM!ii-i o Tin fulluwinf; tnblc shows that HAY—HAY—HAY—Choice alfalfa, tlmo- ni(iutli_Hlicc£, i)houo_K(Mj^Hank 3 1 ji«h,.ll tun ,i,h,,, II'11 .8 ,1 let; calvefl 50 cents a week. , Some rye I'm- fttJluiintnicntH full Iii'i) llnnl; -J_ 1. 12 Mechnnio ptrcet. Red Bank. FIVE-ROOM bungalow for rfnt~at~liSmT ; llenerKf Elcru'lc'VctH'Iierator"'t-,v-i*c' a'r'''i:a -' ntruw for mile. II. T. (Jullck & Son, MIU-SOD, toiWll, fill dirt. "iVlndTrii, ursvel nnd Hli"HI(iHKflT prlctH paid for live chlck- 1 oii. moilcrn iiiij.rovenicnK; c»r«,:e: ! inue. Re«trii:tt,!. Corner Throckmorton •1177 18 00 man urn fnr HHIC. ]'riccn rl«!it Cl'iudo otiH. Joo Raker. "30 Mechnnio street, I'Ali'llKS ile^iroiia of :i rcliul.lG homr for IIALI ' of n boii-:o for rent, eeven rooma ily ilei;oratcd fn^l.li;; lihui (.-nr.len rloL If ftvenue iind lt!|.'--ett plarc. »| ill Imm.lilii 4.. (> I 11 „ I dI ctoiv n,_N. J.._ pho nc_3^M: J.__ their iitmll hoiihc iln^n iWiilo iin tripn am] liath; all Improvements; k'urntte. O. Wright. Utlle Silver, phono Red Dank phone Keri Hank !i30a. [lenbed; near bufl line: rra-onable rent I') ! ^TTTTin^fcl.. iT"~l ~Y "" T~i ti 1H! '6 17 PIANOS, violins, organs, Amplco Liu o-Art H93-J. r \veok-eiid», \vill iiri.1 \i \,y addtc£=ini; Convenient to bus nml train. 41 Hector Tt .' .l.x.«...k.. rii I,. \ t >. _ ,. 1 1 ;n bc ocm l ny c h l «"' "•"»•inhlt", J711 I 11 Wei to Mlunon tiinin_r, voicing nnd rc- WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumblnic. licit. A. I!. I)., di -Ml. HH Hiiiil:. place. Rcil Uanli. phi.no 74. W. 'lonfu'ro , ; « " " " '"" -1 '"™' *•« J"'t™£ °" ":x M nil to 18.!! .10 37 eondUlonlm,'. Dii-lmn'n i'luno .Shop, Uiuni- DRY oak v;oi'/)t in MLUVC " and" ilrciiluce ln__ nod tinnint.. I'utnpa nnd windmills t leiiBthpt well rotted numure, toi» Boil; repaired. Atfcnt fur Muflter carburetor FOR RENT, half" of doublo bourn in "first 7L,~.i~, ,-.--.—'•"- . _ I avenue ; fiontaKO nf M feet on Monmojth -11; 11, in i>o mond iiliicc, Red Hank, phoiie UU3._ r tor oytueraM (nnt&llcd. We ei^cinlUo in elahti t'oniiitinn, ?20 per montli; alco a Mill,In driveways traveled. Irnottir IJIOWITII; and coul aaviiiE device. l if8 nny furnace. 41 Jf.UNIAIj boili-e, Sycftmnro avenue. • i,u-iTt, !>f, feet deep, ?:, feet will,- in re-ir to iinl.ii> .16 111 'D 1G X-lOO'r" kliu; built "Vklfl"; truck for hire. J. II, Cnrney, nbono iilnt- trhton avenue. Red Dunk, phono afl87-J, pump repcit leu- Kruirlencc. Mid lie town, Rtore. Imiidie A. T. Poremus, 41 Kceklca3 (fhrcn-alniry. ontntw niljoliiin. : d:< «.,.„.» ]»ith ton-foot ri^l.t of ivuy ,„ M_,,lr «vc-' 40 .ill 4 i,7l. Apply JLiuira litown, 2-i ontown 446-J-H, N. J.. nhnny Mhldlotnwn 65. Plumhinu. I-lni-e, Hcd Dank. and bath, hot M«tur beat. Iv.o.r.-.r trariiKu; «'ii-: prri-o SIB.-on. Applv to lieorca D'CM: Ir CALfTited UnnkTTr.7^jn3idcfie, the "^IM^ 40 0 1 -1U 19 hnntitig 11ml tlnnlntr. Kret. (i. Hur*t- 11UNCALUW of fivo looms, bath, nil Inntorncr lot; Bcreened porrfr, tree. I'liono ' Mallln-wn. liov :..;. Alifcenn K. J or HIM HI. N\Mlt(|lll> |1 er. If you etlll (leninnd tho hest In luiint- ; 4U1 19 t.0 I OK""HAI..K~2 i-hunc 17.11, Ked inoro nvcniii-, Slirewtbury. N. J.. phono t 11 u n.1,,1 ollei, ntovo, ito hox. e 1y nvcnuo, itn^I l!nnl;, ihunc 1)7. cVluiitprd: Mew utriet, :\:z Hiii;ht. N J. i i;a.,t 1 ; ,II;I. i.r.ct:!. f,.d I'.rt;ik lot i»(lx"uy ttnll 11 hi Hunk. __ iici] Hank 409-M. Ailmi i Will sail rcuKUiuitiie. Cull lied KUKL OIL tlinks for nntc nnd in- .Sec llcnnln Hynie. IS Allen ft reel. Ituin- I feet. Modern impr..venv,rit.; heat, liitbt. in J OJ r.« HiXvu-J. li(JA It 1 > ut reaaoiialile ruus ; all uioilcrii FOR" l:KNT,""fnrm~of 'thirty' norc.i. la'r'vo i^on. N. J,_or jdione r,7t; Kiniv.on.- KH> nnd filler; Iwo-iar jjarmre; Ciitimated Atlimi Hll Ilium 7 Hb i _ fit nil cd ; grading and Inndbrnpe improvoncnla ; hnt oiui i (jl(l run ulna l lllle f Mlcnl .1 Ml ISSJlSERD rOTA'lOKSr farHllzc^, bo no tiicaK AUTOMOBILES. 'niRKK-"RO(3>,r npnumenl.'""ivith liii'tTi" ''' " home. •?'•".')"" ; v.ill tell for ^, bo no'" work; inafiou work, LrurUiiif.; band, «liter; central locution. Hud Him Uouac 1 111 1 Au.ii 4 ti 0 0 il 7M BIIOCH mo II use, wood IIBIICH, n I tin to of Ai'PKItMON clKlit 'cylinder •uliurliain Kuod heat, hot ami cold walor .uiii.lioil; ;.;PI 5 ' " <••"<<• Wonderful bargain for utry- (tofi«, iioal moan, etc M. V. llrownI , XI i:|l Hudson civcmic-. [ihnne ltd Hank (54.. 11 snIII1 !1 Allcnl UU condltlmi; S1U0 tukco IU 'II. Illtznu. cinders and gravel. Old biiildingn torn iroiiSrT7o7Tc77t7^r'SviVT"Ku7uTcriivSriue; r lilontll. I!. IIOWIII-.I Liiiidni-ott. 31 k ' ^ » ""roe. Aiiply to (JeorKO Hj_l 4101 Whiuf jnyomio.jEcij Itanl', phone 27. : IU Inn, 100 1 41 GO (luArn nnd removed, A. Joiic."!, jthono wTTi.ulY"dd fh^cT^V71IIi7ni7^ ~oli[i7 KeJ Hnnl:; ooimtry borne at Llnrrofi. fi.i- Monttmuth r.trcet. phone Rrd It;ink :U I. I Mattii!:^.-, box -fj"•. Abnecon. or Mrs. Irn ,^ r FOH SA'LB, ono very liir^G JnynnePo red Hi,i,II. llcli'h II 07 41 .r, 'J'RADF. yu.ir olti Efitontown 4S3-M. 20 West Front fit rot t. Ur<] Rank. F»le ur rent. lioliert I.. Cook. Lincroft. miiple, ini'iro Kostcru blue »prure, pnlr N. J., phono Jled Hank 4-i.yV-i. l 1 lluilh 4 1 'II A) hi wcopiiiK intilherry traeit, few Inrpo riiodo- de lii\c i-oilnn. r ; iyctilHl KK> |tcr low:;; moiiern in every ri^pi^t .mil -Aril! " - '- • __ — _ _ Del 1 1J(,7 IB-IS dcfidioim find other BIUHIIH. Fmty tn move vevh in- ?" I iipi- month. Applctrnttt tin- UME of Iltii Bank'a tine'.t modern homes • cntcil: S<0 per mon'h. i;. llo-vnrd l,i|,. O^ '' "' Kcil llank'i, finest homes, very o!;- i i.l. I,1 i).. hi, 41 00 plnntn theniHclvca. Thono Red Uank 1611. mm; Vnllry Drive, nhonc Alluntic Hinh- in prirc. Addict r,vu,yu l.nh:i:!i, Ki.%- ii now olfered for rent; nine mom*, two inrott. 31 iMonrnouth ^t^cct, phone Red I'luMve iieitrhhorliM,),! ; lot C0).200 ; si.\- 1 III IIhlu \. II 14 II 1J li- lmi.li :! 11-J. dally. W. H. Marvin. Riverside drive. purt. N. J,, on :itntc lii[;h..vay. near Cen- ballls. oil burner; S6j. Uny Vanlloin. ilnnk :t21. • nooni bout.!., all improvement!!; two-car j^a- Mm. McColitnn. ^_ __, 1 m inmil Ic fiOOl 45 ]i| tted ilnnU. phono '^108. tcrvillc. ].'itir Haven, i.hiine 2.^;L Rcil Hank. _ 1:< : (J: STi Ku,T BflOAII "qTREET~pW)e~itv "i<"|.c"lleni""biV i" |''" '' '"-••"'° liberally finnrreil. (i. Hi.lv. 1 in liv, cn •ion TTIy'l'I(AWHi;HHY~pinnT: a for ante, any (iiinu- VIS FT IN (i hiuAitir i un—MildrctPwIll rnnke ALL KINDS of""pcli.'iluK!i IIIMI rain l.narVf- |linc t 1 J1 i-lr . roy iir. l!i,,,l!i,,,B,.:i IliothorsIliothors.. 1919- IIOUSK for "rent at ii WashinVcton "rtrcct t ness location- now a rc'iileiiec -v'-ill nl *"' ' " , . Monmouth street, Red tlty. (Jcoruo IVIIIH. Jlumaou roiui, near :! 1 u ih-> i.l .1H I) I J7 7S 21 Mci'limilr »IITCI, Ucd d llniikllk, nutliorizcl d nppohitmciitti to conic to your homo- ed mul lukcii rare of. llryun H'.uck idx roonin. nil improvements. lmiuirc dlvfilc for buni'neaa. ' (i. "lIownH ' Fjppi,,! ! !l".Q!i--_!!S?ri.J! _L •_ lliklli.Mill 47*1 fid SH T.Ittlc Silver. nhoiio_Re(l Bj»ii.k_3fiSO-J. Pli lntt. IIMlOllM O OOoOOOO . Kni-m. I'IMIUIU'C.-I:. N. .1. at it "W'e^t Cci_en piacc, lied liunk. aftcr i-ott, 31 Monmouth fltrcet. phone lied Bank 11'J ] i It 4.611 61 »om7,""'ini"lmprove- 4f, .itt 4- 3 / delivered. MatRlinll, Atlantic Hluhliindo heavy winter coat taken ofl your du«V C ni 1 ( y coliditlndil n ruirl very ccoiKiinifiil. Hur- or in (iluilio. Lenin lo play i nipiody nitlits, SI rinrkiicy road. Apply to W. etorea for rent; personal attenlion ^iv. i'iA.,'i' V\ '• !. .!,"".i ' °'-''®0- '• 1 ink ill i 20 11 ill 00 jund. New Monmoutli, phone Middle town Plucking nnd tilmniinj(. lixpert bcrvire. 1 . 51.07 [)l!.5:l fraln. ititsfna HrotliEiF. 19-'i! Mrrhanic rliord:!, improve teriini'lun and rliylhni:-. I!. An.-liro, 2^2 llerfcn plarc, KeJ Hank. on to your inquiries. (J. How.ml Llpi.in- ', ,,i ' ""^V-M ^Mojimotjth street, 1,0111 UrnI,, I'), r.o'i.* _ •_._ nticc!, lln.l Hunk. niilluii-lzcil I'onlinc WcBtwn'rd-Ho Hoarding Kennel.". Center f.'harloH Hull, l^nd Oal.lini: I. loud,' Unl;- 40.211 M.ll liven no, Leonardo, phone Atlantic Hiuh- cott. 31 Monmouth street. Red Bunk. ^'", .-' --•-.,.-- ^-... • I/MJLO cloi'tric Incubator, 1 OO-cjiK »Kerit. I'lione Mil:,:,, Open ovenlnKH. (J. liurtit. N. J., plione I)e:il •!:, i:i. BEA'JTIE PARK. Loctift avenue and LOT for fiolo on cornor Firnt anil Chestnut, Hat«»»ii 43.00 40.240.2(0i p^rcH oomlltlo.i; llrk-0 ?10. Mni-nhllll. ld SIX-ItOOM Iimiao vlth Him pni-i-h and (,-a- iti-ccts : S7.10. Write M. DolJEhty, 14^ dtl i ?10 M (i._M. A. C. terms,_ SPIRITUALIST "fn-vi,...| " nml "" nit;.sBn» rasro; all tininoveniontR; 2fii^ [.oichtoii Moiimi.iith llc.h f.O.l',0 f-l.or, AtlnnUp Hlnhlomlii road, How Monmuiilli ttbicwfbury river; fi\ ami peven- Lincoln UVGIUIC. Fair Ilnven,_N_J 1(12!l"cUKVlioi-Kr'.-unrh ri.cw*TaTnir»mi every Friday cveniin: s :nn r. M. nl 3.S avenue. Kent reasonahlc. Call at 22 NoiMimo >ii)' 11.10 47.71 | rrouvtli liouso loft BIJO from Olil Cherry HAWKINS BIIOTIJEKS, real estate, Oak nlrcol, Keansl;urp. N. J., N. licnia- room boiificn vlth bath. r,lcci>in^ and Wcnt^lde a\t-iiue, or phone 3317. E- UEVOI.UTfONAitY fainThouw In tho Orciiliinu 30.08 2B.3S 'JY f,, |. Phono Mlilillctmvn r,(52.- only ?K.-,. llnrni* Ilrnlhera, 111-21 Mc- CO rm insurance, mortengo loans. 10 Mon- n.in. _ - 1 _• lino I'orchefi, open firt.-ldnce.-i, oil heat, r .-enter of Ited Bank's l,i,,t rc»l,lenti«l 2B M : clinnlr: street. Itp-I Hinik. authorised r for re n |nr; tin . wltli A\\I AA'IH CONVKETK 11LOUK!J—A better block unliicai'ed and bouse sets umidst a (frnvo Sen Chi ... l'jh'l~ IHIK-'K" fmi'r.flooi' 'sedrLiTi T for by owner; live minute:'' v.all; to FC'VCll TOO! 1H, 1 -imn I, £ water f cxceptioiinlly line ol.l shade trees. Uea- • 1 I .<>.! II. 1 '1 m ml e To f bettel.__i__r materials„_._... 1.. I.. llWnohef „..!.„d imlnlll , | hll y nl tir,i n Ticrfort ; WIU."~'i'IJAltli f.ii..lt>l~ T ""(i"iic-fm~"iYi7.|:'; nliu c pi nips Flir '., l.c- Khro«,.|,ui-y unnd, wiishcd irinvol. Uollvored unywhrrc. METAL WEATJIEHSTIUPS for doors and Mntiiin. Unrncer. l'hnne I'.cil IJank (Julf pa anably priced and liberally fumiiced. (1. , ,tH.O7 SIH.77 K l llinitMi-..itMi., lll-'JllJII Mc-hn..Mchn.. - c cit-lil-fout liov l.oik- In fair i-,n,.li|ion, •ma New JCIHCV Sand, (Jmvel diitl Block Co., windows; nave 'Zb 'o of fue) COHIS. II. twpen K cy])ort. ted Can!;. 1 Mn-Howard I.lpi.in.-ott. 3r "Monmout" h ntrect, Hl.rini; l.ukc llcluiltl!.! , 54.49 fi3.:M street, I'oil Haul;Hl , authorizehid Tontln': for quaiter or half ti.n Hue!.. Call Knl (on. Kc> port .* ' Yu Red Hank, phone 321. rm-mlnirdnlc, N. J., phone '277. nt'ciil. l'lionc 31)05. Open ovoningn. C. A. Ilcndrkknon & Co.. phono lied llnnk 1 Sftiith' ft .linn t- , 65.11 U.21 14 00. 114 Monmouth utrcel, Hcil UniiK. Banl. K8 -. lirlwccn 15 :••'> and 7 :lin I'. M." HOUSK, veen" iVcr'l occ s"nd" Fctcra ATLANTIC IH(iiILAiND.S, U East Wanh- llninn ilenrh . -I4,Gf> GZ.IT, FKRTIMK10US for the fflrm, Kiuricn. lawn | -M-M _ A^ C.C t}u JHIU^K for rent, five rooms: all tmiuovc- 5 KMAM. SM-'K wnnteil. five ilimenpioni 13romt nlrcet, nuiy ho had for Infjton tt venue; plot 100x100. I>arRO or hhnilihciywin utihciy ;; IInn nny qunntlty. Vent \ Hi;tu (,'ItHYSLKU model fifi dc iu\c scdiin ' I*-l'- Ji HATtS nnd back ban, fiu'lmy built nifinta; tile Imtli, euii porch an'l s;araj;e; Wcul l.nni; llrnnch ...... , 40.30 44.86 1 ma(Ic lu lh nml iirire. Aililruns I'., l.ux :,1I, lied or resilience. Also hoit ho line, nil Improvements: perfect condi- moKPmown,, Wondorlnwnn irirrn(!r « need; prompt dc- I will, ,ir?w point und rubber If you arc ' "'" 'dcr, nny uhe ur style. tn film residential Bcrtion. Apply W. ViRt.i plftee tion: two-rar Keruufi; «Rlo r>r rent. An- livery.. M.. V. HrownBrow. , 2-1 Wharf nvenue, ! Jnultinr for n iroml buy here in vour Sa^cmeiit. lik'Ilt. water: part or all. aini Union Beach, from $20 to 5:1ft; nil MODERN live-room bungalow, nun parlor, Illrthtlny I'arty for Grandmother nnd j jin,,li, niUlmn 11 F. l).."l!t ELECTRICIAN—If ifn^elcctri^il^vo^cll, dJF ^^O^ M. A, C IfrniK., WANT"iri'i liiyini; lions ~suiil""r.i "Wlilte [it-reened, reanut ntono fireplace, Kitchen OrniKldaugliter at Keyport. lFOR"'sAl,l3,"two"7'.oo'xlir]icavy"diit7 fnslnll or repair; estimated flven; expert iur; all improvement^!. 7IS Kailrtjad iive- rntllo Rorvicc. Store. Shore Utilities, If. Fcl.in il.ri-1... liu-jro or Kmnll lots; also it i7.cix?i UinMing nnd Loan Asflocialion, rnnjre; Knrn^c. Ideal for right people. lc l nuc, Katontown. N. J. Red Hank, rhonc Itcd Bank inn, or Oii- Frank Herbert. I- Douslity lane. Fair tcl Poiitlnn Kant Ocean avenue. .Sea UrU-M. Vl<-lor (.:. lioppi'if. mctiil ni'M... diinklni- fonntalnn. A doublo birthday party wa. hold i,,,^^ihnt" Jfi.UJft^O tretl ft ^^Sn^ '..!.. ' n™" i""k.' "-.,h o"riU.i "??„"«-. I'crottl, 20 Cbmch Btrcct, Sen i Quote l.ii.TH. Mmi-linll. 1'. O. I,ON 1,7.IvMtM for rent, nboiit^BevcuTy ~a7-ie\< :"noTt r <;. l''rak_e, Kc_d_Ii(uik,_i)hojio_J^J9-R. Hnvcn._ Thursday In lionor of MTB. G. Plney, »tfcot,_Itct]Jlnnk.' nucnl. I'lii Open cvciifnyR. Ci. Lillto Silver railroad. AiMrcsn X. Y. _.. M New Miiiiinoiilli. i,ln)i:e Middlcloup J.ryl.- SIX-ROOM hVuTc. nll'lrnpTovcmenta; itii- who celebrated her G3d birthday, and twri poifcrtfy Zt ^TTTiT. . - A. <'. tcnup. Imx .111. Keil Bunk." FOR SALK. Newman Sprinsn rond. mod- WAN'l'Kll. 'II.TII "Viirib obi.:" mnsl lie" toral" •IIKC; Imt air lieftt; four blocks from Ite]e house in ex~FOR SALE, seven-acre iilot on North Pfncy residence at Keyport, Pink REFIticJETRATOK for italo for roadntand or llnril;, plinno 1 7 51. (-client condition; ?20 per nionth. Abo Shrewsbury river. I'ricn S15.000. H. and white "wan the decorative color restaurant; liko new: worth $200. will LOST AND FOUND. venient to everything. Iiiipiire of. I,po K. one iipiirtnienl IIIHI one Rtore. Jnquiro of S. Dattln. phono 1279. lied Bank. flell for ?3(t. I'honc 40H Kntontown. or . _ __ _. _ _ AKTHUH K.~B0YCE. "miintcrV ilcranitor^ IWANTKH. to rent it room, furnished or A. T. DuremuR, 41 Itocklesa t>lftce. Bed tiohcme and there were festoons of WHITE Hcaiyhnm, mule, loot or wamlered I wnll pnper expert; nplendid win limiin- ( unfurnished, with the privilctte of lijtht MeKce, IG MeLurcn titreet, Itcd li[ink, mil nrooktiido Inn, State Highway, lihone_2Z9ji). Hank or HKent.-i. JUST COMPLETED- Brand new five-room crepe paper from the ceiling to theShrewsbury._Mr. StniUflH. uwny. Saturday, Mnich ;i; mmwei-a lo nhip; reanonable prires; eslimnteti and ail!- ronkiiii-'; nol inure tliiin ?'2.rj'i weekly. Ad- frame cenil-bunKalow, lot Gonlso, all HANDSOME wlro" hair "Yol; terrier, "nix ininio of "Only." Rewind of J^O will belvice free. Your deeoratinj; trooble^ arc IdresH Ilcioni Wanted, box Jill, lied Bank." CrJlfU or umall hotel for rcntT nuit.-ibtc as nrovements; steflta heat, bath and cctitor of the birthday table, upon months old; (Incut pflilifrrco. including imld for Ita return to "Mn" . "Wlllln m E' . ! solved by phnnlnj? Iluma~ o 60C. Easy lo i-eHt-iUirant, tea room or bunnlin;,'; all h 1 ldfl di ildi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Fhower, lath anil plaster walls, garage. which was a huge birthday cake, al- two winner. * beat of all breedn WcRtminatcr Tobias, illvor romi, RIIITIBOII. ph[ihono e 5SU. remember—it'n 6156. cijuliwed : furnished; thirty room*; laiire Buy now and hnvo it finished to your own nhown; reglntcicd ntoeft: 5,15. Ford, !"_ APARTMENT5= {io decorated in pink and white. LO.ST, ovnt onyx pin, miiTiimiilcd by (lin^ p lawn:;, tilinde tree^; year round huMiiten.s. SEMI-IHJNIIALOW for sale. nomn. in taste. Tho Benson's bargain at-$2,950. p tll l lc Near Kcd liunl.; Meal loi'iillon. Easy rom- Brldfcn an(I other games "wore on- I*£ iS!L- JiH5'_i £!L-2^!l i! — inondn, one nli'Kc diamond in rrnter. ptf, ; new und re I''UKN[SH Kl> Htl iiH-llvnly. licnt nnd hot Hiimsnni tilo bntli, Inniulry in rcllar; See Milton Bork. U Mechanic Gtrect, Eerl SKVfJRMi Ion da nniiimo, !j- [>er >aid. I-enrombcH. llarnmny road, hox .la, It. I-". aled. Price very iiblc. Call foi- »IIIIT KuL.i.tlod ; all oulslclc rcHiins. Om- iniitlnj:. Hrmly fur immediate on-mmnry. litenni hent; nun poieh nnd dinette. Ad- nuiik_16H. ^ joy mi and during tho evening rc- riiuht: 229-3, _Ei\U)ntown. jlij Ki.li- Unvc W i ill- Smnll lintel. l,,,\ fill, lied Haul., or ldn V fffll. jj Kili Unvctt l J'iilli N 1 $2?:, 1!UY" pi:: loom houro on hc!it resi- freshmentfl were served. KADIOS reiiatrcd; flncBt materlnln mid Tcloplionc Ueil l'.ilnk l!.'!70. teleidione It'jri. lietween o:')U and i:lnj V. MAliK Ahcduie. dirhlccli moiit'hii oldll roiid. Fair Haven, phone lied Hunk 1S77-J. M.- _ 7 dential street: lot fiOxKiO; garage: en- Among those present were Mr. and workmanshipi modern tent equipment. l ilni'k bbackk , brow CK;I : namae Jerry. TYPEWHITBR iicndi.uarlcr;i. Tyncwrltcrs COUNKIl "iii''ii'Viiici'i(""'>r~'iri;irToo7iii7~bnriT linthn. hnlf hloek ffror m boardwalk nml closed mm iinrc-h: Inndscnped: 5-1.5(10 first Mrs. G. Pincy, Mr. and Mrs. E. "Wal-Tii!ithK'aL 1G MonrmMith street,j.hotia SiL- Ufwanl. T. L. Morrb. I'rospct't rented, boujrht, sold and rcpnircd. Tin- urn! pniili fjiciiik' Monmouth direct: riiii , SKVKN-IiilliM "h..n;u f..r "7-eTit, iiirim- l.ntlli liou:tel > : piiri o 551,'inn. ea^hh ^ 1.0011. mo!-t&;aK_ to remain. Costs ?.n,0 rer month YOU\SAI7K~WII.~1OP iioiriind"prlvar: "ncres kittle Kilvcr. phono UliCG. cvcninuii Y>\tt'n± jlO_Jironr|__iit rcr;U_Red JJnnlu nml clcrlri.ilj. it.m luiiMiuulilu. Apply UoMc.il Wateiln Mo.i to carry Including interest, taxes nnd In- strum, LaVcrue Walstruirt, Mr. and :iaG2-M." _ . owner. II. A. Johnson. Monmouth ami Ltice'.. Red Haul., plione lir>on.* of tnp soil and four to alx-foot privet; LAWNS -nd K-i-dena pared for hy~"iricu 'fnrn'i.dii'd" iu,:ms. Inquire' ia' liast Front surance. See Milton Berk, a Mechanic Mrs. A. Plncy, Mr. and Mrs, J. Pln-very chcn,>. Ttiomn:) S. Field, Red Hank, I'cail t.tietili'. i)i- jimv OWTI broker. LOST,, bird ""dot:t:, whitee" nnd liver "color, trained in ncalncfia and attention to de- dtrecl. Ked Bank.* RUMSON KOAU home of ten rooms, tlirec strcet._Rcd_ tlniik, Phono_l_tJJ_. cy; Mr. and Mrs. W. English, Misses i)hana__S61. b bd fll rabbit \_pli0xt7fl on river FARM PRODUCE inittrovenieiitti: Krirajre. At li:M River Mlddlctown and ?t». and Mra. J. ponnnnently cxtcrmi tinted (i:uar- fiii-iiMii'il; hcnl mul Iml. wntcr; vi.-iini.-r. on n plol t uf vtiiy in nuniBon, S 1.500; cU'lil-roam houaa with KOCK (JAltDEN and Alpine- plmitn; _''KK1)—Spcrinl low prlceaj CIIHII n»d ca,ny. llooil Ini'.-ilion. IMiono ncln-.I. Mod Ihnk. road, l-'air Haven; rent. ri'a:;uuu!de. ''nil heart, of lied Bnnk'c he tmreliased for nil latest improvements, lot 30Dxl8o feet, Stolccy of Manasquan. nntood). Katn rnught v-itli ferrets t al.'l River roail, Rctl liank, or phone on river in Rumson, S 12,000. And many Moro than 200 varlotlBa. Hlront; IIIKII graiiG poultry ami tltiiry ration;). ess than the value of the houses if ta!r rent: all yearly rental of Sl.tHlO. An investment properties. See Milton Bork, S Mechanic One of the quickest ways to find a r itrcct. Red Bnnk. phone 1617. Kntlmntca nnd Biitrgantlonn plndly triv- Iklicd a_ ycura. b.iiil;. , .O Rector place. Rcil Bank, mproi-cnieiit«: Whilo i-nnil. Shrewshury. of nrdiniiilatinj; worth in nMBuieil here, job is to advertiao in The Regis- cn. Iiott & Cohb, nuracry on county KAKMICKH nnd truck ttrowera will find a phono 227-IL N. J. Inquire Nathan Cohen. H'l tihrews- luit advantage nmat be taken of the otfer" BUILDINti SITE at Shrewsbury, corner ter's Want Department.—Advertise- ready market for thtir produce by atl- hury nvenue, idmue -1'i.s^J^' in-omiillv. Apply C. W. Cray-Lewis, Red plot, fiz.c 100x180; be^t residential BCC- road, between Colt's Neck nnd Kcd vcttlninu In Tho Heiriatcr'a clanslficd col- : 1K1I nOOM. witl h or without Hank, phone 1100. ment. INC^Ell l>rotccts~1lio~i,blie"r"~i)ook"~fo~i X-IiOUM brirk liou;ie, ii'iu I'arlor. tile tlon: price SU.niMi. \V. A. HoppInK AKCII- Bank, phono Eatontown 134-H-l. timna. our button on the fiKCnt who nerves 'ah. for nnr nr two gentlemen :• ran- treiiinl J-iirinuailiiit::;: one niiniite from bath, tile l.itchcii, oil burnor. iteam WIU. EXCHANliE for soathorc proncrty. y. 8 Limlcn nlacc. Tied Punk, phono 397.* r'ANHY~«n(VKniclltih" dalny i>I.inta for tinlo"; you. HenifitItching. All make« of ma- heat, boautifuly located: ?l.ri monthly. See JtuniPon to Allcnhui-yt. ei«!it-room flame binoa rei'nircd. New nntl ncrond'liund Hrnjul ntrcet. in »iuiet refined ncUrhbor- LM'LE avenue residence, living room, din- HATCHING cKKfl—Selected Whlto Uc- nltio Japan (!.>oni!! and ncrvantH* quartci'a ; lot, 60x26*1; Silver, OPPOBUQ roxwood Tiir);.' iintret- RewitiR Machine. M Iliirdln^ road, trcet htntion, Larkawanna railroad, i-on- selected inntinirn; nil egRH yuarivnicccl iM Red Unnh. l'honc 3S0fi.' family: cood location: very reasonable. JUHl'J for rent, pix rooms, all improve- . arnuc. Under priced. ?6,O0O. W. A. a trtlnllifT 3.1-fooi livinp room, with firei'laoc, ounrcit or better; lintclmliillty nnd fertility TIMffiiiV huy, aoil, top soil Viuf "pik'>Tkir 21_Ilanist_ii nvenue. Call lied Hnnlt_S.'_5. meti t : nnd Karate. ManninK ptrcct. }IoiM'inp Agent-;', Ucd nank, phono 897«* ARTICLES FOR SALE. stile, Mlddlctown Stock Farm, Thomfts r liiiiK' room, breakfntit room, kitchen and very high; )I5 per cmtc. Chnrloa I,ind. COM'l' OH'I'Aill,Y"furniVheii i-o"cima""liT"re«U Apply ID Mr. K. .Shl.odn. ;i, Applc;;ato COT.ONIAT~fnVnrhnii«e. In nploTdid con- 3. lick!, llc_tl Hank. plionoJUil. C'olimlnl hall: four bedrooms, two nil tiltd dition ; twelve roonin. nix fircplncen; «jl l-'Ofl SAl.l;:, UHCtI Enullnh t-oach SG, iMib . No. ;!."_ _ Icntiiil pcetion, near ittntion nnd town. batlm. chowor nml cei-vants' quarters : elec- Rliil innllirn« (nenrly now) S4; nlno l>n- 4S Riverside avenue. Rcd_ limit. _ I IIOU^IC fnr rent, ei^lit roomp. on Wept. tricity and nil modern eonveniencea: two- ni.TuvcmeniB; sixty ncrcb; 1,5DO fruit 1 KOOBO nnd du.'k hi.t.liiim c«g . Uryan. JOU an rhaulTeur wanted with private trees; ten minute^ from depot; price Ijy wiilkcr- mill uwltit;. Telephone Iicii KiliciUAntKB "and* KoMutit^nTnirhairof B Nlt'l: Kiitiny rootiiK. with or vithout Front Mrect ;Karai,'e : all inipnivcment*. ir Knrngc. PPhonh e WhitehalWhihlll ' =1 -S-iS SiS0 or llnnk B27I).'__ todny'n 1'iiccB. Not pecond-linnd. Thcnc Portaiipccii, N. J._ ^ /amlly ; fan furnitdi best rcfercncca. Ad- newly decorated; nice carden. l'lionc Kcd SlG.'idO. W. A. Hoppinjr Agency, Bed eBR L. K., box nil. Red Hank. meah. Oholre loration. '11 llranch ave- ___^ punk, phone 397,* AMIIltlCUAb hu,^ nroveii itH economy nml look and nre better thim nliv-wroom IC- CORNSTALKS for'Vnlc. IiriUUnurpiioiio ISanl, .-IISI.'-J. friecrntuia. Snvo money) You itwe it to i.x UCIX-B, bU ai-ie« in apple clll^lcnry in furnace. rani{c oml flrc- Kcd Unnk_l 1SG-M. COUl'US WIBII housework or housci-Uian- CHICK KN rA"lDI. n"vc-rurrni house, chirk- HOME at East Side Park, near bus line; yourself to noo those hiuidtuitmi rcfri^ern- inir; man can paint, drive cur nnd do 'oiTh'iirdfrhnrd:; cven-nere • nicftiiow; well [•Inro. Sntl»fiii:Uoitl;lon i silnrnnlceilfirncd . Tr.yv il. fenced; laitre brook: fifteen-room IIOUNC in ronm, dining; nnd kitchen: three onvinced. M. V. Urown, Itc(i (i ton, cow mntnivo $2.SO or cook. <;ivo referencea. Call Katon- rooms: tJputy of hot water, l'.il Itroad fine condition : all improvementR; Holland llnnk, iJ7 jln'.-i Mimmonth stieet, 'lied Hani:. heat. larKe porclie^. cow nnd borne bnriiR; K.-irufic. Tiico 53,6 00. W. A. Hoppinff Innk.i'hono -'.___—^__ j (-,Q jIrvl( nK pilnc o KotontownKtt , NN . J.J , phonh e a ton. Wi Ilium K. Po3t, South Am boy, town 151. Mrs. JohiiBon. ilreet. Rcdjlank. Agency. "Rctl Batik, phone_ »a7.* URNITURKe c; NINK-KOOM house, kitchen, ilininir nml f)Vlll iraue. rhickeu house, corn •'URN,TURK—,•Ncwi ud, uaejl BtoiaKe; 26. lihonc 81. _. __ •'OH"KENT, riii-iiiRli^l~ro"iini«',~ii;litln"~ll7i> jjrent liariiniiiB; tlircc-plccc Uvhi(t room HANDY MAN—rnlntlnit, cntaa cutlirif; liviiu; roonip: fircidaee, larne iiorch, lame Implement BIICII,II many tin shade FAKM~o"f~'lTo ~ I1 UK HALK, J'oi KO li ml Chevrolet ynrd nnd C^< U jST"'""0 M* " H'•-'*"•*•'"- A*TC HIN •V, — *1 "•"'"«0 0 - ."> .00"0 «««» . »w irenernl work of any kind nrotini! private brart of town. 6.'! White street. Kcil trees; ten niinuteR' riiic from railroad sta- il outbnilifini_flres: ,ni llarg in eRoo housed condition, barns. ?lfl, beds end PprlntfH ?1 ui», «na rniiKCti, maid':, room and hath on the lirst flour: ll i d dii fcfflKCrntorn. I'tnrw, KatploK tiililtu, lirenk- ft hnlf tmcUni Bflvcml ilrurrio TCXHS mo- -et every day. In our now electric in- place*. No job too blir or Einnll. Call tion. 1'ilcc ?H,000. rcimk U. Ln-.ve*. Will nc.-ept nn down payment a fair tnst net.:*. (lrcascr«, clniirn, vnciuim cleun- toi- oil. 12',(,-lnrh newer nine, nlflo smaller ^ !' t[r"" r i ieW iiT 1-7 in,n!,ny for Bill, lieiljnnk 4181.* HOOM and ldlchcncttc or two or three tlonr: heated t:iir;ure. StnlU for ri.linrr lo:, Monmoiith_ntreet._nea pIlI(1 fl h 11 r ncn yOUNli WOMAN ""wonted for (To^cTnl Iileupiuit connecting rooms, fnrnii-hcd horrc:: ; dopirahle and convenient location, i;lVKIt"~ FRONT inoiieTn" " liomeT'Tii'iit »iSCn. Hyrnm Ihtftte. Um-cr Broad ..trcet, ' ," ^\r - } ^ T " '^i ,;. *.- " tlnlo diiilnir rooi7 (ii'to nL very nttrai'tlvc In liouaeuoik; nnmll family; deep in or for H^lit IitniHckeciiinj:, [Tiis aiirl clp.-triri- l.awn^ laken care of by owner. Tiice _uii.\;'n0; nine rooms, thice baths: Kood or, Monmouth «trect, Kcd Hank. lirlcee. Huy n# ami 'navn money. Wo ftcd Uan. k JI'J* . Haliy (.rnnd pinno. like new, nett. Beirorti, IX. J., phone .llil-W, ivcana- out. Itefercncca rctivjired. Inquire at ty; nenr Million mid bun lino; Jill tni- Sinn per montli. Frank II. l,awc>, ltio view, beautiful lanilaciliilnn ; SGH.ooO c\- SEVEN'-ROOM house, b:ith. hot air heat: WHY (TO KhopT'im; foPhRTKlTinPinri^ lU'oviMiient.'i, AddreHS lli'.i Hiiil^-c ;ivenue, buy. ncll mid / nnntic. Atlantic lurni- for ICKH than hnlf of cunt price. Tele- 18S lilvcrBkle avenuo. Recljfank. Muiininutli ptreet. Red Hnnk. |.,..ii,le,l in cicveloplni; •in,- i- le tlircr lieilrooni'i: four rooms on first 1 phone Itcd Hunk _£8_0._ horn baby chlpkn, when a. reliable •wdl- Ked Bank. tine WniclioUff n"i Momnoutli nlrcct, Ucd mitTiiicoil bioediniT f;inn nlTers you prict*. WIIITK nili- NiNE-Ut")6"M~hf>ijscr"two ncTes, alPi'nv wo must vncnlc premines. Liimhcr, tlm- nno T-crnwit bcM location. IV.i Hudson liOc jiori'li rorkern f>0r, two Kan Btovea. with us, will nt the nnnie time look location: near bur,. Al«n l,,..,,-::ilin-.. fur- linn- tirepL'u-p. lianlwfMid floors. Mi-mn pi'ovemcntF!; snra^e: hot nir heat; on tho hera, phimbiiiK, firt litcel bennm, nvenue. Hcii Hnnk, phone 2?l»-li." S3,00 cnoh ; wicker BCL 57, dining room net. nt whnt •wonderful breeder; we huve ? cr (white(); ) : one that nlflic.l nr unfrpiiiished. Addrcs:, 1). K. C,briit : irurajro : ?-l,MWi. LihArnl t.ctn>'. K«y highway; i"hade tree"; tovrn locntion; doodooi'mH TJOC,. w\\h 1 omplcto. if cook and lieLA Kl.K." liv•inir-bed room." private "balli* "i. S2(t, eldebonrd %2. liurcrtua 50c nnd ?'.!. •112.Ot) complete (1( Itfiliy t'hii'lm $10 & hundred; n hutch every trenenilly uneftil; home. Ulntc HKC 1...X :,1 I. Ueil llnnk.- ViinMnni, Tiiii- Haven, rhono Rdl V-anL wire Sti.r.O'i. FranU H. La^cs. IDS Mon- her Wrcekjnjr Co., C3U Cliuuccllor avenue, y ; K dc-iifcil. Al;ir. Bmnltor ruiin : -.U-c nirn- nuMith fti-ect, Red Bank. con! ranito $-• Alflo lot of other tlilntrn «cek until Miiy no. J. T. WriKbr. Chmicl i.l h t eference.!. AdtliC:-a NO.""r. "HKOAli'STREK'l'.' Red Hani; ; three. Irvincton, N. J. _^_ iihiryy prted;; ee mcr lociitinn, witli liver iirivilc«r, Kent rlicnp: one chnln holnt, 1 'j ton, 51'J. IHII mud, Atlantic lllchlaiuln, iihono Kcd r Dullield. ^0 Second avenue. Atlantic FOR SALK KOOHr opgn for nottinic, fiftten Hunk »:;3{t-M. M. S., box_,b ill. Uf.Mlaiik.* __ very reasonable. 1 :<\i I'Avst Vvr.vA. cticct. i-tory brirl., ju^t oil l'"i..,it ."treet; full' WANTED," waVCinnn foi~rcn]~cstiiurrr^' d 7y» diM.dav \viudo\va on lii.L and :ccond UltihlnmlB, N. J._ , conU cncli. MISB Nellie Price. Mnln (IRK EN MOUNTAIN point oca for nnlc. : street. Occnnporl, N. J.* perleneed. references. Kntlthnri> Itonlty floor.;, rear alley loading p|,nce. Thii ex- fmUM "0U'n 'iT—-Very " lino lirofcnnlutial Korent Farm, Mlddlctnwn. N. J.. phone r TWO nmiipclinj,' Tfii nt fu Hclif .,__ I H_l _lrnt_nvcniie,_Atla__ti1__l[ifriila:i_(l!i. cellent lo.-illlon may bo had for n renlr.l t.inlwlif pet of drinns; complete, prnrti- Vii'n SA1-K Mnry Wnpliin^toii aHpningua 28UJ. i Jld ninny lire Imylnj; on side itrecf. Siilcn- rnliy new; co'«t JlfiU. will noil for 57u, I)l ;AlJEnS, Indies or men hi Monmoulh room. L, C. Knynor, nenr Knot KeaiiR- £EKp POTATOES; Cicon T-Iounlniri nnd Mn rooms. Alro t-ni-ncc. Cind loealion. di.l opportunity for fnrnitute. haiil-.Mire or I'hono Humaon SilU-W. •ounty, pell pood colnc food product: lMPB_nio^ho^Bcl_i>j^oj^c_KcHnHb^K_^Co_K._ Cobbler?. Alao need, awent potntoea. part or full time; no investment. (.."ait I KcMi'OURblc l-cnl. Nenr ftrnnd pncct. cull rendy-ti,-wcar rtore. reilani ant or nun- _ _ ..E, all ln~A-r conditioii: R. nnd YOU SAMC, Kiny nntl white enamel g yellow and red. Nntionnl l'rodui'O Co.. for Interview nt 2S Kant Wentpide nvenue, ! nt. is Wallace street. lied Dai.lt, phone l,ct. rlciiFC addres.'j inuuirie,, :y C. W. It. (II) oven, Ni>. 111 l'crfcct rmu:c O in bent of con il it ion: loft hnml ItlDk lied Hank,_Thundny_rit_r>:i)i)_I\_M.' t;niy-l,euis, Tied Hank,_plHme linn. r Kdli'on dcrtrln Kilddlr, 11A volt, 18x18 AIHO iininl! counter PIIOW capo, COTI- STRAW IjEllKY nlnnti for naio, "frcplily UOUPL13 want position, mnn nn Hardener, | N'R'K~iTrTM ^i7c'i]~77MTn7^.'i~""tMitT~Vii""Too'if |TWt)-RO()M apartmentr tilu l,a,h. ^:i.', pe, Iilnlci nuto Kfliiolltift i juu;f. with oven. (.IIIBS* •!• Cookc, New Monmoulh, diiKI' Fairfax l>orr,ett, ('lieanpeuke, I.up- wife an hou.oworker; or would take care i ncifhliorliood; K.iitahlc for ..no or I wo riKinth, three-room aparttnent uu liver, Kctvlnatur k& h \, jnm-cinld lined, foui- ton. Aberdeen. Jupiter.' Howard .Supreme. PCTH.ii:". Call at ITS liranch avenue. Red furnished or nnfurnisllcd. 5'',,. or fij, : itoor. with lprl nito nttnvhed. Wi'llo f children, (Joori referencoH. Addrcsa 1 <:. Douulnaii rnrkcr, lium.i.n roml. l.lttle I). E. C. box Ml, Ilcd Hnnk.* Maul-.. "(let Intcreiitcd,^_ wjill, .l{''1_ Illl_lli_ ivAMKR TRUNK, IIU_:O mirror, type- M •vrller, lfli'fio Fricidiiire, ilinliicroom net. Hllvcr, N. .!.. plume_ I7h I-t{.__l_loi| Hank. POSITION wanted "M VhntiLTcur "with'prU KOflM niii'f bnnnk ""jS.nilV al«o" fill niViVed j.cr month. Kohiton Waterliury. 1"7 Mun- KHOW l'ASl^',~ni. iiT perfect coiidillon. deer hend. red ml nit much In VWiBTAliLK plantii/ltlVurc-, .•nbbi.l.'c." ro- vnto family; experienced in nil nifiken of l-iininn, 53.nd. fit) Mechanic r'.rrct. Kcd m...ill, "treet, lied Ilnnl:. l.lp.nc :t.",on." Moving Time. one nix-font, two five-foot ench; nluo (Irntniinn'B, 1 I White ulrcct, Iteil mnine, broccoli, toninlo, popper, CKJ:- cnr«, <"an funiinh be Ft of refereiR-ea. Ilnnl.." ! M\-|;66M IniusR for rent ur pale: all iin- two clcctrhr f»n« rtnd Inrire molor, (iram- llimk." idalit, eelcry. red nml yellow pvvect liotato. I'lionn Ucd Him It Mfi.^-J. TWO KOOH.S in id 'hath m jMivalrfnni'iiy" provenient,! e\ce|,t rn.,: I'.IUJ.'I fnol lu' : nii_>\<. I 1 JVyMtc^BtrcclMtct^nimJi^ _ _;V-V(k) i'' r "ri I'l mcintf I'loup, with two no ntbor ronmerii; f itriii, ho'l ,'r ;inr,,r- Kent ?^n. .Sell ?L'.:,0U. Mi'. Ann:, Spring is here again and tlmt i;i tho season when 'AMWili'luAifi in* u~Bii"pcrfor" Aiithnu'-ite fuel l'arker, Itumnon rond. Little iillvcr. photic UOLLIlliE Kni(iuiitc~ MW'l, '" rroteRtanK nli.lieil: clc-trl.-. tan. heat and iMr.v.:c: llelovur:, Wilmort Talk, Ml.l.lletun n, f,. .1. Htiiln of In, in perfeel oondilion. Kcn- iv is lies pn hit ion as private secret ury, nt low t-oi-t; ?10.7u jior Ion »unli. Sat« onnblv prlr I. Will deliver to Itcd Bunk. Kotl Hank lOSl-It. Bililal.le for liRlit hoiiPekerpinc : rca«m- 11O1ISB fur rent, "nix n'ram, nil Impiovc- moFt folUa who want to lliul new homes are looking hiflirtlon uufininlcccl fur henter, uuiKO ur trove rnciif. t nivcliiu: com pan ion or c-limif- ; MmM . PauPl IIHiwn.nii. ir»7 North Ht. An»-WIH'JT, IIIANT' linti-hlni;"" CUBS. "! 1.00~fn"r nlde. Call eveidn^a at 17 llan:i:-on ave- ment.',: Ii.', Willow direct. : lnl,)e In ( (iiaplin'c, M. V. Jlrotvn, Itcd Hnnk, jdiona fcur; lin:* hud expcrlcnro an youn.. nirbi* nue, lied Hank.' _ about for the place they want. tln'n plnre. Went New Urlichtun, Stnlcn la- If.-, 56,tn) ion. heliutirnl heavy bird.. iccicntloiud director, in Bclent.ific work; rent, twelve IION tlnll:.. !in Main itetl. 117, _^ _ Mnriilmll. Allanlle Illnhlandp roml. New 1 (TWO bii::c "hiio'ioonus iii.il> funiV-iu-iL Eat.mlov,.!, pbono lied Hani -I r. ."-.f. i un inntrurt. in nportn, plnno nnd conuncr- I with kitchenette: I:.T> ami eleclii^: halh. 1'dSTKH 11KHS nml nntlqtio itmlioitniiy •iiy" Unhy (V.'iiiHl"pVnno; Mnnniniilh, (fourth Iniiire left iililn fnnn riul mibjertji. (.'mi olTer rcrommendutlulio. Kr,Vi:MTY n<-rc.>'."with fnrm l.uililh..: i""!ni,l Alp.i ,rarnt:c. ' licit, reasonable. Mr^. A. There la no better way of locutmg tnmihts for chcHl, net of four Chlppctidnla rhnlr.:. obi-, vim nnd vim body (IM Ohorry Tree farm). l'lionc Middle- hi,,l:,c, on Ki.0.1 hard i.uol. near Kcl town fiO2." Adflrona C._0.,_box___BJ l.JIcil Hnnk.* Moynulinn, nn Lake avenue. Kcil liaul..' ntciinicr trunk ntul ulecti'ln IPO IJOX, Hltn- ondltlon, truck und trailer. I WANTEP; .vouiVfniH'n^hlnVlft)' rwho uii- Hank; rent reaponahle: ill ,i uinetv a,.,- homes, apartments or furnbhed rooms than by ad- plex ch'cti'ir iionoi'. (imnmiin'n. 11 While leo ho.x. nevvlnt,' mnchine. •r. ill Inn ONF, IlllNDIlKlTniiu' tlfty pitni and tliotc". dciv.tnniio fnrnihu: nriii vnvv of linmcfi; estate, iwtl, ptonc house ,,iid i:,..,d .,-it- nt rue t, Ited Hnnk." llnrilco £ nil ri.lorn and blood. Write, or phone wiiEca by imi ii tli nnd luim-d. Addrc.is elose to hunlnoiu .-enter: nil... k-i.rairo l,uilduii:»: Slot, per month. KolUnn »':.- vertising in The Rcgister'.'i Clar.aifled Cnlumns. HEW baby rnrrfntro (lloywrnid &. Wiiko- na,' 1U5 llninil nlrccl. 11i':il 1 nifiii f,.r tent. "I'll open" ll.cplace, 'sit: il..'ni'i>l,'v.. ' '"• wlio seek now homo;; to ihid them th.in by using this lo!i-i'lt;«'O din!nit room miltc, tlncc-iikrc Vhf . UAUcA HHunkk , phnnh n ^^77 . I •1___P_H.'THI \\C-_. l.ntli. 3.1 Oakland i.tieet. eon.cr lonrl ri,,,in,. Pipclf.^ heater all 1 ,n|, ..,•.•. n: : lli'imt i (mm pullc. filnirer drop heftd nnw- pcmtiil niwiie" nml broken JLAllTii; Miimiii(i{h_ brnnr.o turkey 7" tl .vel. lied l!nnl._. .'•jr.. Ah.,, si,-room hoii"e. Jll". Uid-tu-. department of The Ur>-Ti;uor. iIU; intirliliio ?f>; odd ehnInt. Kinnubcn-y Watc'l'iirv. I117 Monmuilth htrect, t-ii.],. lick l[!irilon:i nnd vvulU; snlc, SIMM I |,( ilorc II. I). I.ott. foil's COMFOUTAIH/Y "fin ni he'd "V..nm ,,'ir 'rent bill-, nilrp. i iiiip-1 > • prlrc ?-'!, AdHttifl, 4 2 5 South Main on mid d illncllllllo i.illlcsi v,lll take vijur l.^r Ini. hi-l. tl.-l.l run: *-_.Ii. per hundred. i-oinmorrlul milk. Avnilnhlo nt onco. Inllun i.-i in the centri of I:."! Hi-,; fled in linn reaprct are h_itR.00 rord, four-foot len.rthfi; o\- -ugn. will tnko your old i h llelmnr. i, lire. In,miro of (.'. \V. l.niiy-1 -.v. i... Kcl ' I'kiii will iiirvt?>i'iii im* i u r-- /< i II \ .< n.i,i^ v - ] ,.»,. , i , . WANT101' HI.IIUBU nn country li..n-.e« or Tf you IinvR a hoiis'r, ;»:mrtmont or rooms fnr (i--i irtiud. llcllvoidl to your ynrd. I.o- I.. KI; . Drown. 1111 7 ll'roppcr' t nvenue. plwt.e , 1 »R SAM-., cn Ion,, of ,n :,o.l bay. Vro.l llnnk, phone 1 Inn. am.'ill f.irm-i for vent .,.- sale i.l \i.-initv 1 Mi'-iL po-itn fur ante. Mnntiiim, H. R I).. Ited Unnli 67. . Calil.r. llolni.lcl. N. J.. II. I). KcylM.rl. FOUMKK Kl. KS 110MF. In" I, :,,'"-; k--a'.-in'i ' rent, or if you poek any of IIIP.' ^ im ndvcrtlfemRiit prt COOK, uenenil liouncuorler wanted, Sfiil; nf Kc.l Hani.. Mrs. K. .".. f.i.lr, ;-.:. l linii-li Nn, -. Kcyi'int, N. J., phono Mlddlotowu C,,i,.nlal frame, in Kpaeio;.-, rn,,,,,,! ilUCK KliCS p II. Y. airalfa, Ihnotliv nnd mixed liny for vhito help of nil kinds wiinli-d. tlunt ilt-eel. Kean liurir. phone r,:':i. l: thi.i pnj:r will (111 your want quickly. is;./ __ .... _._ Whltoo IndiaIndi n Ituiinei l.re.illiiilliiK I'toel:. . - I'- 1-eolilhn lisvc good refcrnnccf. Monnimiib I:OI- ;,! Mlil Ilnnl s I'npvnliaitenl t, , Dolt's Noi-I.I .. N . 1.1.. i ton n, !•.. J.. liloynient Agem-y. lu; Moiiiunuih rln-tl, ASPARAUUS HOOTS fur H»1R ; Waililni-- 11AVK iniirtKaiic nx.ni-y t" b.i.n i'. ' ' foi iniimi.-rr. Ideal dull ic-i.lcu.i. sell.,,,I phonn Fiihldd 4IKI-W-14IKIW1 . AlsAl o nvuilnlililll c i ccr——r — Red Hiink, phone 3500.- ton, I'ictn vmlcty; yonr old; lent qiml- ..in...11.1:1 ..f 5 I,inn. ::!,.in.. on.!- ,,r Wiu.llii; home. Very !„«• 1c ,..,•. F". Ity. John IltillniiiL Mnrlhoro, K. .1. u 1:"U"1U' | WANTi-:l), \vhiie~clilei-ly" woman «iio ,ir: HiBh»°,'-:!?," '' "' ''" BUSINESS NOTICES. ?:':,;,.Mi. on appinved pinpertici in Kid app.iiiitin.nt to limp.,-', .-all .:. K. tii.ii - AMIllUi'OAlf in » loiv piimd An tin licit a sires (1 leal home mole tlinn ^^/u;es: \< ill l.c.ii.. lied Ilnnl, I I 11". kVI-;ili;IIF.KN'"TI:i-;EK The Illim I'atlnhna Wl;t.l. ihlllliiK. "ny lie,.til. fur iH'aikllnK not ho reipilrril to d.> liai-d mul. I'loulo llai,I. only, wlitro |>...pcrly !•• >..ln,'.i Ill ,.!"!> ot loni.il In, ,!.•: il.oil.l. ,.,.„.,, vill, el,.,if- II. No. 1, ,'piinuilnle ineinlr. Anlv.iryJ'ark. liutlcr. chnuiTeili or • k. Will do any. flint (jHiitlty old PIPOPFI of furniture: ihly bo yniir laBt. elu i to tdnfiB rhonc K17 Red ll:inl.. f.-ur'i np.Htmeni t plelclv t'n nl.ilii .11 . 1 1 Ci;:i:i|'O()I.S rlcincd, relhu., duit. Jiruop- thlni;; ie(eicinci>. rhoni; ;:«:i:,. Itcd three-lull In.null i-. s-epai..!,-. ;,|,.ieiou.i „, v.»lnut und oilier fur-'i' "" nt ulmul hnlf value. The majority 1 uhii r 8r5 liiK'uml illnit nl. icn^iiniililn rntesi. U.-mk.' inounds. l..)iv icnlal t" el" tenant. l>lata of SSnrah N. llamlrlrk- i"', "" "''" " "'"• ilnmnur'l |IM tin: IIAVE YOU farm nr ronnlrv horn.! "f..r Ilnnill-il Mi n. plnuie AtlantU: HiKh- , I'nr appointment In i:i*i'r.,' apply Red n ((oil HflnU 4(l»-.f. j wlnlor nhil you ean iialoct. nn Kdud uprcl- Wlln'B"llnuVoiviii-ko"l-B. •chnliibiiinHilil-wnii'- nilc? We IIIIVO niil l.uvci i wullhi,: f"r inniln 'i,1/ft. [ llanl. 1 Inn, I'. W. t;,:, . I.c.vi,, lifjinre, i;U£ht-foot arhor- remeB, Imindriisn nml i-outiles ^^allted. farm.* an,I ciunlry In.lues ,.f nil Kind.. \V.- : (.'AH WAIIlllN'li !nWI;l',LINt;.""«l\ i'oniii. nnd bnlll: i.fciiin nt Joncn' Red Hank Employment Agency, :u Mon-nto eolliitnntly pelllnj.' propeitiwi, which are i r Filllnn .'itntli honteil: 1111 IM.Ino av.n.ie »i Front , ) ;^c,"'i',,.,l ii,**" -"urn-"' '"' ""'«'>"'» I"'«»n Nurnory. Imlnyiitown iilntlon. l ni_out)i Jt'eot. plioni) Red Ilanli 1121. I properly luired. l.i.t your.: I...W f..r quick Itector pl WliT'i'K (iiltL jroiiulln. M.i ehai-Kc unlo.a nol.l. IWnlmm. ptieel : fir,. Call R.d Haul. I 1»". <". W. FmrilAUrehicten fnnn of til aeroB, np- i'lIDUlj'^iji ITION ";)A Llf Vwi"X7iV "ivVxl <"« "!'• l'l"'i»' H"l »«nU 12111. Worl7 nii.Tcn, a'of .ciillii.' Tdepiuiu'e lied If.r. Kn,.t Mi.li, Pticct. F.icrhnld.J,-. .1. I i;,.,,v.I.,,«i,<. lM 1 '''" I'"''"'" o, I b. . T lo ... i"Ui '" " ni.jtl.l.ut ...i.l cverylhln, „,,,,„„- Jnlmnli Ibllo." Pnnk '• I 17-M. ' ' WAN'TKl ..".•!.,:.•.• In' I ,,ViY li.,n"M'~,.f uv.lil l.» 11.-: i:. I \M1FY si .-,,,,.... h,.u r. l.atli. nil 1 :: vtrv 1 l 0 I ,,„,. ,,,,.o,,.,,l : re,,l,ni:> I., •,.!,•.! : -.I.-.-P '"""; ,"i"r J- I. No "• SV ';!""-.. '"'" '•• ''«»»'I«V " i-^ WU, 'KSTMIM.-MIKH . .-mil „ cry. I™ [JllKKNHUHSU'lS ,"t,.,,i,V,; •" -,,;,, ,,. • „„,,! t,,,i in. »l:li i.'.lle: I iii,,,:e, .•!.-. Full 1 .,-,,• ... I |,.,,.,.| ; _,,,pe :.,'io- IIM .rl.-il.le. l-rerhold. 1.. l. l\ n». I. _ _ |., Mi HMIIUMIII AIICIII.II Knle» Co., 21 to i-irniu and .-iinilv p'oio ini-hpliui- mod. r'mln • )'.li.inti< • ' • pi.,,I. ,il:.,.. lint I,:-,. , ; rent nn.l MI ., inici' 1 , In.iui,.- ,.• , Mcili.iOi- -".-.'. '-'."I Hni.k. ,;A:i lli:ATI'-R. "in I'C u.ed ill Ilicplnco In JI ll,nml .Hcd. M,it»«Bn. N. J.. plume iv „ ,l»clling ' ia l:«>t " HnnK. knii.oi, "V!. \V, V.m, , ,. «," Ml:..,. l'..u,i i,i. In.led. Aiblicv. I . .11. U... Red 1 ,,„„„. O. Phillips and Mrs. Fred Hurley. been very sick, 13 improving. Mrs. Mary Tasca, who had been It pays to advertise in Tho Register. Prompt Delivery. Philadelphia. Mrs. Huylcr returned Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pattcrso .•spending eeveral daya with her aon, Reasonable Price. to Philadelphia Monday, after and three children spent Monday a Aldo Tasca, at tho Village Inn re- visit of two weelts with Mrs. Hig- Belford News. Trenton. turned Sunday to her homo at ginson. Many j.jift3 were presented PLEASING YOU KEEPS US IN BUSINESS ! Corona, Long Island, LADIES' HAIR BOIUUNCI—CHULDHKN'M HAIR CUTTING to her and she also received a num- Mr, and Mrs. John O'Ncll, who Mr. and Mra. Dante Dcverlo and ber of bouquets of flowers. Mrs. are making a sojourn in Florida, Little Silver News son Bobby spent Thursday with rel- Expert Service. Courteous Attention. Huyler la in good health and i3 very state in postal cards and letters atives at Corona, Lou;; Island. They active for her age. (The Red Bank Hi-Bister can bo bouc nc. sent to relatives and friends here In Littlo Silver nt tho Union Newa Slai were accompanied*^ Mrs. Vally and Those present at the tea were Mrs. that they are having a delightful nt tho depot and at licorciJ Quockcnbuuli Anita Porrino, who .spent the IGastor IS WHITE STREKT, RED HANK, N. J. George Holmes, Mrs. Minnie Bailey, time at Miami. tcncral atorc.) vacation with tliem at tho Village) inn. Shrewsbury, N. J. Tel. Red Bank 1251. Mrs. Harry Knapp, Mrs. VanBuren Tho funeral of John Philip Kipp, Mrs, Henry J. Mader gave a pnrty Smock, Mrs. Albert L. Ivins, Mrs. who waa known to many as "Uncle Thursday for her daughter Patricia Guy Sickles, Mrs.WnltorVanKcurcn, Billy," wns held at his late residence Ruth, who wns three yenrn old Mrs. Frank Seeley, Mrs. Henry V. Thursday morning. The services Anion£ those present were Mrs. lC Hylin, Mrs. Norman K, Scott, Miss were conducted by his nephew, Rev. ward McClellan, Jr., and ton Pa* Mary W. Holmes and Misses Kate John P. Killer, at the home, at the er, Mr3. Chnrlcs Knoll mid con and Elsena Hcndrickson, all of Red chapel at Greenwood cemetery, Olmrlc3, and Mr. und Mrs. Jamo3 C Bank; Mrs. Harry Morris of Middle- Brooklyn, and also at the grave. Riley and r.on Carroll, all of Llttli town, Mrs. Albert Wolcott, Mrs. Dar- The topic at the morning service Silver; Mrs. J. Ederle of Ttnhwoy, ius Vandermark and Mrs. Saul Stout n St. Clement's church for the next Mrs. Cicorgc Straus and Mro. George p,f Eatontown, Mrs. Leslie Dclatusll several Sundays will be the "Ways Redden and con Gcorfto of llaplc of Elizabeth and Mrs. Charles A. and Teachings of the Church." wood and Mrp. James F. Kconan of 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N. J. JSmley and Charles and Adelaide Moe Rosenswclg spent tho week- Jersey City. Patricia received a num- Eniley of Philadelphia. end with friends at New York. ber of lovely gifts. Phone 1377. Guests at the dinner party were William Snydcr visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mader en- Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Scott and at Salom, Hew Jersey, Sunday. tertained Mrs, Madcr's sister, Miss FRESH SEA FOOD SPECIALS Miss Mary Holmes of Red Bank, Mrs. A. C. Atkinson and daughter Claire Cook of Jersey City, nnd KUESH FLOUNDERS .__ 16o 1b Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Carhart and Marian of Avon spent Sunday at the George Freso of Palmyra over the Mrs. Alida Cook of Kcyport, Mr. andMethodist parsonage. week-end, SPECIALS ! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 13, 14, FKKSH FORGIKS _ . — 18c 11) Mrs. Harry Hemming and Mrs. Lcs- FRESH NATIVE BUCK SHAD , IClil Kenneth Cooper hus moved to An entertainment will bo given to- Dclatush of Elizabeth and Mrs. Kcyport. night at eight o'clock in tho school FltlSSIt KING MACKEREL '. z22 Charles A. lCmley and Charles and FRESH SKA BASS Mrs. Charles Antrim entertained under the auspices of tho Parent- JERSEY PORK 25o It) Adelaide Emley of Philadelphia, am Misses Marjorie Sutherland, Alma Teacher association. The proceeds BONELESS CHUCk IMPORTED KIFl'ERS SSonpnir he great-grandchildren, Billy and Tarnow and Martha Schulcr at will be added to the fund to send FRESH NATIVE ROE SHAD OCoIb Joyce Scott and Billy and Bob Dela- bridge Friday evening. the Biftduatlnpr claas to Washington. FRESH HALIBUT .. -..- - 00 (HALF OB WHOLE) tush. A large audience listened to the Miss Agues Hackett is in general LIVE LOBSTERS—FKESH LOBSTER MEAT sermon preached in the Methodist charge. SOFT CLAMS „ „ 28c qt. RECENT RENTALS, church Sunday ifiglU by Rev. John The Monmouth County Neighbor- BLUE POINT OYSTERS on Vi Shell 30c doz. Heins, pastor of tip Union Beach hood association will meet Wednes- (HALF OH WHOLE) All Our Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh—No Cold Storage. New Occupants for n Number Methodist church. ^; day afternoon and evening, April IS, Houses Hereabouts. Rev. J. J. Messier conducted ser- at St. John's chapel. A supper will Camels, Old Gold, vices in the Union Beach Methodist be served. MILK VEAL ! Saturday Only ! The William A. Hopping agency re- LUCIEICI, Clioatorfiejtl church Sunday night. Mrs. Arthur Kuppler of Brooklyn CIOAB1STTI5S ports the following rentals: Mrs. John Schenck is much im- has been visiting Mrs. Josephino Rump n» ? Mrs, Thomas Hubbard's cottage a proved in health. She attended the Curtis. Ciirtoq For Your Hubbard Park to Mrs. Cecelia Methodist church service Sunday lb Nichols. The' guild of St. John'B chapel has Leg morning. completed a Dutch Girl quilt, which Leon Morford's house at Hubbard Mrs. Louis Richmond is improv- will be sold at tho guild fair. Hecker's Farina .... 20c Park to Joseph Dillon of Fair Ha- Opjening Announcement ing from a lengthy illness. Mrs. W. W. Shnmpanoro attended Shoulder Larno lilig ven, who is manager of Liggett's drug SOFTASILK store. Mrs. Charles Hobbs is on the sick an American Legion auxiliary meet- OF THE list. ing: yesterday at Trenton. Cake Flour 29c i^c Roland Lupton's house on McLaren John Higgins, Jr., rendered two Breast & Neck street to Albert Mattson, who is one Dr. Robert Dixon, *wlio spent the CHASE & SANBORN of the owners of the Kolyn Construc- solos at the Methodist church Sun- winter with relatives at Jersey City, day. has reopened his home on RumEon Rib Chops COFFEE 29c "> tion company of Trenton. [ 9 Joseph Picone's bungalow' on Pop Francis Hunch visited friends in road. Chipso ".. 2 J"e 29c lar avenue, Fair Haven, to Emerson South Jersey Sunday. Cilkcs The junior choir of the Methodist Camay Soap 3 14c ON THE SHREWSBURY RIVER AT COOPER'S BRIDGE Younger of Fair Haven, who is one Fair Haven News. C cal ti of the employees of the Sigmund Eis- church cleared $14 by a covered Legs Lamb 22 ' BANANAS __ lDadoz P. & G. Soap 8 ' » 25c ner estate. dish supper Thursday night. The GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 2B« senior choir conducted a successful (Tho Red Bank Register enn bo bought Ib I-nrpo Fresh Pineapples lflc each La France :.. 8c >*£ Saturday Evening, April 14th Edward Wolf's house on the state cake sale Saturday afternoon. In Valr Ilnven In tho Btoro of Hnrry Kur- Loin Pork Chops 21c highway in Middletown township to Largo ORANGES ...._ 21)0 doz The Ladies' Aid society of the tis, at Yc Gold Cedars and from Mr. Rippc.) Florida Harry p. Robinson, who is using it A stork shower was given last Beef Liver 15c "> Entertainment . . . Lunch . . . Dancing for the sale of produce. Methodist church will hold a busi- m SOALLIONS 5a bimr.il ness session in the annex this after- week by Mrs. Gertrude Cromey and Bacon 25c ASPARAGUS 12« lb EGGS George A. Tilton's house on Cather- Mrs. Edgar Lay ton for Mrs. Frank lb ine street to Louis Jones, noon. Loin Lamb Chops 35c IVIucllpr'H SpuRhetll, f pltgn 1 "7o Fifty Cents per Person. Snyder, Jr., at tho home of Mr3. lb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falls of Key- Mathew Baden. Mrs. Snyder re- JERSEY Mnmroiil, Noodles " It port visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mas- Sho. Lamb Chops 17c .PHONE RESERVATIONS 3981. PARTY AT LITTLE SILVER. ceived many fine gifts. Piano solos Ih im Chroinliim Bon Bon Dlish sio Sunday. were rendered by Miss Geraldine Round Steak 25c Brown Eggs 27c 1'rco with 1B 11 COURTEOUS SERVICE AT ALL TIMES. Mrs. William Carhart Entertained Mrs. Alma Donovan is sick with Smith. Singing was enjoyed and af- Dixie Bacon 15c Roll Butter 27c " Wheaties 2 P'!ES 23C at Bridge Friday Night jrip. terward refreshments were- served. MODERATE PRICE TAP ROOM. Mrs. Ruth Collins has returned The guests besides those mentioned Mrs. William Carhart entertained home from Florida. above were Mrs. Caroline Weir, Mrs. PABST BLUE RIBBON BEEK. BILLY TURNIER, Prop. at bridge Friday night at her home Miss Jennie Post spent Sunday Matilda McNally, Mrs. William An- NEXT WEEK'S SPECIALS ! or. Prospect avenue, Little Silver. with friends at Salem, New Jersey. derson, Mrs, Martha Bowen, Mlsa MO>T., TUKS., Wi!D., APBIL 10, 17, 18. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alex- Monmouth unit of the Women's Teresa Baden, Miss Ruth Kumer Cod Stoalis Uolh Buck Shad 15c"' VKAI. ClITLK'l' _ o7oll| and Miss Eveline Goodall. Salmon _._ 2»olb ItONKLKSS RUMP CORNED BEEF lOolb The Ladies' guild will hold a bunco Roe Shad ..29c »' Fillet Haddoclt _20olb sct KOWI^-a!l uiras %\c\h arty Friday night, Apri! 13, In th<> Shad Roe 75c ROUND STKAK ^piscopnl parish hmiRR. An all-day Snln sewing meeting is being held today j by the guild. >^>>C^^ Milt Mrs. Emma Beck has returned home from a stay of several weeks with relatives at Hopowell. Mr. and Mra. Gerald C. Holbrook have moved from Grange avenue to Count Your Pennies Bingham avenue, Rumoon. ,' Mrs. Norman Tucker of Elizabeth has been spending several daya -with her sisters, Mrs. William Anderson, It's Such Fun, Because It Qoes So Fast Sr., and Mrs. Harvey M. Little, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jennings and son of Long Island visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester England on Saturday. A hat or scarf can be made in a few hours—a sweater, blouse or Mr. and Mrs, William Schramm For a Limited Time! spent Sunday at Atlantic City. MISS A. CONKLIN cardigan in a few days—suit, dress or coat in an amazingly The Ladies' auxiliary of the flro company held an all-day, -sewing MOUNT-EMGLISH CO. of the short time. You can select the newest colors—in the fashion meeting last week nt the hrfhie of Mrs. Lester England. All tho ar- Columbia Yarn Co. right yarns—tweedy wools, downy soft angoras—nubby silks- ticles for the firemen's' fair have will be here all this week to demonstrate been completed. Those present were Authorized Ford Sales and Service. how easily the many things can be made. Columbia's latest. Mrs. Daniel Allaire, Mrs. Roy Rosen- We have models to choose from on display berg, Mrs. Harvey Little, Sr., Mra. of Suits, Coats. Sweater?. B,I™F, Rugs, Annie McGec, Mrs, Harry Vcroneau, Afghans, Bathing Suit?. Mrs. Austin Harvey and Mrs. Ray- mond Bennett. lonmoutfa St., Red Bank Mr. and Mr3. Daniel Allaire and Columbia Columbia NEEDLECRAFT New Shipment Mr. and Mrs. Lester England and Phone 176. M'e are fortunate in securing: NEEDLECRAFT son spent Friday with Mr. and Mra. COTTON John Whelan of Elizabeth. the services of LINEN Just Received! With spring weather has come a Mrs. D. Schehman 25c resumption of horseshoe pitching In 3 oz. Ball 35c the rear of tho fire house. The best formerly with John Wnna- SHETLAND T'oc knitting and crochet- 1 oz. Ball maker of New York City, to ing Dresses, Bags, Hate, take charge of our enlarged Collars and Cuffs, etc. For knitting Hats, Bags, Gloves, etc FLOSS yam department, who will he Columbia » 1 pleased io instruct you in thn WORSTED YARN latest fashion:; Fief of Charge. HOOK RUG 19c 60ct PATTERNS 1 oz. Skein 3«i oz. Skein For knitting Coats, Suits, Recently-announced, For knitting Rajla Afghan3, .Sweaters, etc. Coat3, Suits, Hug3, etc. 50c to 3.00 new, low delivered prices also remain in PRICES You Will Find- INSTRUCTIONS FREE- effect. Chiffon Shetland nod Banlt, April 11th.—Tho In Art Needlework Department Ford Motor Company has an- Tweed Bouclcttc nounced there will be no imme- Ford is retaining these 'I hat ISev Spring Suit or even a Bathing S nt dlato advance in FordV-« prices. Glacier Crepe tliould be made at once. Our Mrs. Schelmaii c Recently announced lower de- F.O.B. (Detroit) prices. make th^ instructions so easy for you. I'lentv livered prices also continue Necdleciaft Linen -pace and comfortable chairs to accommodate"', without change. Standard Coupe ...,$515 if you would rather watch or jir.t wait for ••'• Thin decision Is of vital im- PRICES IN Zephyr Worsted Mends. portanco to thousands of pcuplc who arc considering the pur- Standard Tudor .... 535 Saxony chaso of a car thin Spring. It meana that tho Ford car (al- Standard Fordor .. 585 What You Can Make With Columbia Yarns ready occupying a unique posi- Claire de Lunc tion ao tho only car under STAN1IAHD DKMJXK A Beautiful Roadster 525 Now M3S E^or Columbia S2.000.00 with a V-typo, 8 cylin- MODEt 112 In. Whecl- IK: In. uhccl- TWO PIECE SUIT .SCATISIMJ.K der engine) now becomen an Phaeton 550 ll liaso V-8 Trucks Can he niado with Shot CROCHET COM even moro outntjimllni; invest- land Flo.-:; ment In transportation nnd in O It I) of Worsted Yn rn motoring pleasure. Cabriolet 590 for 3,80 Known nlready to lliousamlu tiourw Clmsslo for 9,00 Thnc'.i no problem nf huw an "Tho Cur Without u Price Victoria 610 Columbia to occupy her, leisure for thu Clnoo," the Ford V-S now moves, ColurqMa Woman v/ho 'tends to h(;r further than before, into a claso ;,,, BUDGET SUIT by Itself. TUDOR with Chiffon Shetland SHIRTWAIST KNITTING $646 $693 Closed Clonrd Glacier Orfj'': f~-hr. 1-;DOV.'3 that AND DON'T FORGET— Cub t'nl> for '9,00- COAT Tim following Spncinl Kfiulpmcnt (whicli coutn from ?3R.OO to $40.00 nntl jltKl HANDKNITS more on other cars) In furnlKlicd on l''onl Deiuxo moilelo—nt no extra 1'OKHOK Sliilio Stiilio chnrRc for 12.50 B r*i fiishion*" fimni! ^nt, in'j'l''^ Body lioily nnd mofit pf