1 - 40 thi Km SECTION 11 P BA N E and BwrmMtoi1 town* | ToU Fearies•Ir •ad Without MM RED BANK REGISTER luiud WMMF. entam! u 8»oond-CI««i Matter it the Poit- Bub«eriptlon Prictl On. tin (S.OO. VOLUME LIX, NO. 15. •fflw at »«4 Btnk, N. J. und« th« Ait of March (, IH1. RED BANK, N. 3",, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1936. Six MojthL n.oo. Sinai, cosr> ««- PAGES 1 TO Shrewsbury PTA Railroad Depot Y Boys to Visit Shrewsbury Unit Fine Residence TO PRESENT OPERA. Improvement Of Move Launched Arranges Fall To Be Improved. Princeton, Oct. 10 Has Large Profit Being Erected More than 60 7. M. C. A. boys from Highways Chief To Reduce Fire this tection are expected to attend School Program Survey Is Made the Princeton-Rutgors football game On Ye Olde Faire At Oceanport Matter Acted On Insurance Rates at Palmer stadium Saturday, October Mn. Lawrence Ivercon Hoiteu 10, as the guests of the Princeton Monmouth Memorial Hospital Louis Tun Will Have Colonial Mayor English •* Lions dub University Athletic association and Bid* to be Opened Thursday, Oc- Lowering of Charges at Fair Ha* to Executive Board Meeting— Meeting Tells of Inspection by Mercer county Y, M. C. A. More, Auxiliary Has First Fall Ses- Home on Portaupeck Avenue tober 8, for Rebuilding and Yen, Shrewsbury and Eaton* than 3,000 boys are expected to at- To Hold Get-Together Meet- Rtilrotd Officials end Predicts tend from the state. sion—Plan After-Dinner Cof- —The Dwelling to be Com- Resurfacing Various Roads in town leads to Attempt at Red) ing Tuesday, October 6. Action in Near Future. The Bed Bank youths will be ac- fee Hour. pleted January 1, Middletown Township. Bank to Do the Same. companied by Wllmer A. Bobbins, An executive board meeting ol the Tha Red Bank railroad station will new general secretary of the Red The Shrewsbury auxiliary of Mon- Work la well under way upon a Road matters took up moat of tho be repaired and Improved within the Bank "Y." They will leave from the mouth Memorial hospital held their Next week Is to bo observed as flre Shrewsbury ParcnUTeacher associa- new colonial residence on Portau- time of the regular meeting of the >revention week, and on the eve 'of tion was held last week at the home next few weeks, Mayor Charles K. "Y" house on Branch avenue in pri- first fall meeting Monday afternoon peck avenue, Occanport, for Louis township committee of Middletown Englished opined Tuesday night at vate cars at 10:30 o'clock. Upon ar- at the home of Mra. Thomas R. its advent Fair Haven property own- of Mrs. Lawrence Iverson of Syca- S. Tim, eon of Louis Tim of Long township last Thursday afternoon. ers are rejoicing over a substantial more avenue when plans were made the regular weekly meeting of the riving at Princeton they will make Crumley, Tlnton avenue, Eatontown. Branch, who is a well known finan- Clerk Howard W. Roberts stated for a get-together meeting to be held Llom club at the Elks home. a tour of the campus grounds and Mrs. J. Richie Smith and Mrs. L. reduction, in lire insurance charges. cier and horticulturist. Quackcnbush that the state highway commissioner The schedule rating bureau has just at the schoolhouso next Tuesday ev- Former Councilman G. Howard Llp- return to the stadium In time for Gray Marshall were assisting hos- & Nevlus, Inc., aro tho general con- had approved of plans submitted to ening at 8:30 o'clock. Mra. Francis tesses, re-claaslfled Fair Haven from Class plncott started the dlscusulon regard- ho game at 2:30 o'clock. ' tractors, and Alfred Freeman of him for the improvement of various F to Class D, a gain of two' degrees Irwln of Bradley Beach will be gueat ing tho condition of the railroad Mrs, Laurctz Ylvisaker, president, Now York is the architect. roads. Bids for this work will be was in charge, and Mrs. Lawrence in classification. What this means speaker and will give a 10-mtnute property when he suggested that ser- Mr. and Mrs. Tim are at present opened at the next regals? meeting talk on P. T. A. work, , Iverson gave the secretary's report of the committee Thursday, October in dollars and cents may be Judged vice Clubs and other organizations occupying Chester Conrow's houBC from the fact that whereas the baslo Community singing will follow and combine in a protest to railroad of- Victor Satter Mra. Forrest Smith, treasurer, read 8 her report and distributed typewrit- adjacent to the property on which premium was formerly $1.60 per will be led by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ficials. Ho made particular reference the house is being built. Tho loca- One item in the road Improvemen 51,000 on a brick dwelling and {2.10 VanVliet, Morgan C. Knapp, John V. to the alleged unsanitary condition ten copies showing receipts and dis- program is. re-surfacing the Nut- Heads Little bursements of Yo Olde Shrewsbury tion of the new residence is on apr on a frame dwelling it la now $1.80 LaMarcho, Eric Rodlrf, Fred Van- of the tunnel connecting the north proxlmatfily three acres of wooded swamp road from River Plaza west- and $1.85 respectively. Vilet and Charles W. Townsend, all and south-bound platforms. Falre. A letter of thanks from tha wardly towards Everett. Othei hospital board of governors for a land which Mr. Tim recently pur- Shrewsbury and Eatontown bor- of Shrewsbury, and Claud Buch of It was stated that Thomas N. Mc- Silver Council chased from Mrs. C. W. Billings, as thoroughfares scheduled to be im- oughs also have good news in thia Rumson. Miss Gladys Shropshire of check of J650, proceeds of the fair, Light Opera proved are the Red Hill road, Comp- Carter had recently teen elected a was also read. A motion was made reported recently In The Register. regard, both having been advanced Hudson avenue, Red Bank, secre- director of the railroad and it was ton street at Belford, Center avenue tary of tho Thursday Morning chor- Succeeds Edward C. Fiedler, and passed to make this fair an' an- The dwelling will have a foyer to Class E, which Is tho rating of the concensus of opinion that action hall, living room, dining room, t Leonardo, from Leonard avenu Red Bank. Shrewsbury was In Class al, will be accompanist. Refresh- nual event. An Invitation from tho To Be Given ,o Appleton avenue, First avenue, ments will be served by the refresh- would be taken by the company if Who Was Appointed Mayor in board of governors was extended the kitchen, pantries, recreation room, G and Eatontown was In Class F. an appeal were made directly to Mr. breakfast porch, four master bed- [rom the Atlantic Highlands boroug The charges in this classification are ment committee, of which MrB. Da- August to Fill Vacancy Caused auxiliary to attend the graduation line to Hillside avenue, Hillside ave vid P. Wood Is chairman, assisted by McCarter, who commutes between his exercises Friday evening, October 9, rooms, servants' rooms, three baths At _Red Bank $1:40 for brick dwellinga and H9S home in this section and his office by Mayor Black's Death. and lavatories. Mr. Tim, who heads iue, from First avenue to Naveslnk or,frame dwellings. Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp, Mrs. C. at Long Branch high school. venue. Shore road, Bray avenue and Frank Borden, Mrs. Georga Silver, at Newark. , Mrs, Ralph L. Hadaway and Mrs. the well known French art gallery Olive Wyckoff Presenting Many The success of Fair Haven, Shrewa- Jr., Mrs. Frank A. QuackenbuBh, No definite action was taken by at New York, will have the interior he Mlddletown-New Monmouth lury and Eatontown in getting re- Councilman Victor Satter was ap- Harry S. Jackson were welcomed as oad. Ninety per cent of the cost of Mrs. G. Harold Nevlus, Mrs. C. A. the Lions after Mayor English stated pointed president of the Little Silver new members. Mrs. M. L>. Douglass, of tho house arranged in a very mod- Well Known Artists in Per- rated at lower insurance costs hat Osborn and Mra. Harry Tlcehurst that ho knew railroad officials had edn way, while the exterior will be all the work will be paid with state aroused Interest at Red Bank in council Thursday night to succeed Mrs. C. K. Collins'and Mra. W. E. formance October 28—To be funds. Assisting the hospitality committee made a careful survey and Inspec- Edward C. Flqdler, who was appoint- Ross were appointed to check the markedly colonial in appearance. making the same kind of savings will be Mrs. Edward Sagurton, chair-, tion of the station and grounds dur- Eight residents of Shoreland ter- here. Fair Haven has very efficient ed mayor on August 13 to fill a va- sewing and arrange groups through The general contract of Quacken- Held in St. James Auditorium race, East Keansburg, presented a man of the property committee, Mrs. ing the past two weeks. the year in addition to regular meet- Ireflghters, but it is pointed out thai VanPelt, Mrs. Peter Farrell and Mrs. cancy caused by the death of Mayor bush & Nevlus Includes the making petition asking that the street, be- Red Bank with much more equip- Past President and State Director Ellas s, Black. Two vacancies now Ings in which sewing would be al- of walks and driveways. The entire A cast of 28 singers are in rehear- tween Sycamore street and Cedar Clarence Berger. II. VaoBuren Smock gave a detailed lotted and finished. An Afghan done ment and with firemen who have re- exist on the council, one caused by work Is scheduled for completion by lal, under the direction of Olive street, be Improved by leveling it and peatedly proved capable should logl. Mrs. Howard G. Strauss, chairman report of a recent meeting of the Mr., Fiedler's appointment as mayor in various shades of brown was dis- January 1, at which time Mr. TimWyckoff, a well-known vocal teacher filling In with gravel. This request cally have equally as good rating. of the welfare committeo,- freeholders was re- to be held the first of the year. Mre. Found For New and other talented singers of Red Ing lower flre Insurance charges is George Hughes, Jr., who has re- quested for aid in improving Pros- Bank, Long Branch and Asbury done in his neighborhood. He said E. Robert Grauert, who la associat- Blgned. Mrs. John Halgh, secretary, meetings of the various districts, the Emily Murfltt and Mrs. Edwin L. there was a depression in Bralnard annual pilgrimage of Lions to the pect avenue. Councilman Frank Best have been regular visitors at Park. The leading feminine role will ed with G. Howard Lippincott in IB in charge of publicity and la be- be played by Mrs. Janette Hancc, avenue in front of his house and that he real eatato and insurance bual- ing assisted by Misa .Marie Himm. state home for boys at Jamesburg Dean reported that work had begun the hospital, entertaining children In Apartments Here on the improvement of Silversldo well known lyric soprano of Red he had been promised a load of road iesa. He is endeavoring to Interest A meeting of the membership during the afternoon and evening o the wards, while Mrs. Louis Hay- venue. Bank, who was heard In concert material would be placed at this roperty owners and insurance committee of w^lch Mrs. George R. Tuesday. October 13; State Chaplain ward has attended the hospital dally, All Suites Rented in Peter J. Me- work in. New York last winter and point. agents to co-operate ia applying to> Decker of Sycamore avenue Is chair- Rev. Guy Benslnger's day at Dutch Councilmen Dean and Satter were except Saturdays, and given mess- appointed by Mayor Fiedler to rep- who was very well received by the Mr. Gavan wa3 informed by the the schedule rating bureau for a sur- man will be held this evening at 8 Neok, near Princeton, on Sunday, ages. Clees's Reconditioned Building musical world. members of the committee that they vey with the object of eliminating- o'clock at her home when a dlscus- October 18, and the reception of tho resent tho borough at the annual The next meeting will be held Ire hazards and reducing the basic meeting of the League of Munici- on Front Street—Eight Ten- The leading male role, that of a had no authority to designate WPA slrn will be held concerning a mem- state Lions to • International Presi- Monday, October 26, at the borne of pirate captain, will be sung by John projectB. They said the most the rate to at least that In effect at Fair bership drive. The association this dent Edwin R. Kingaloy of Farkers- palities at the Berkeley-Carterot ho- General R. C. VanVliet, Sycamore ants Take Possession Today. Haven and perhaps lower. He Bays tel, Asbury Park, Monday and Tues- Ebner, concert baritone of Red Bank. committee could do was to file appli- year plans to enroll a large mem- burft, , which will be avenue, Shrewsbury, at which tune Mr. Ebner appeared in a song recital cations for WPA projects. The WPA he 19 confident that with competent bership. The membership commit- held at Trenton the latter part of No- day, October 19 mnd 20. Mrs. David P. Wood will act as hos- mgineerlng supervision this can b» All the living apartments in the In Stelnway Hall, New York, last administrative office selects the proj- tee consists of Mrs. George Hughes, vember. Bills amounting to $914.20 were or- tess. At the conclusion of the meet- ects to be undertaken. The commlt- '•me. Jr., Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. T. former Germanla hotel building on spring, and his work was extrava- 1 dered paid. ing guests were invited into the din- teemen stated that they had filed a Brower, Mrs. L. S. Rose, Mrs. Eric Raymond Hurley was a guest a Front street have been rented and gantly praised by all who were for- In rating schedules flre hazards are ing room. The table was attractive- tunate enough to hear him. dozen applications last fall, including Rodin, Mrs. K. S. Pegram, Mra. Her- the meeting and waa awardod the ly decorated with yellow pompom the tenants are to take possession to- technically known as "flra expos- bert VanNote, Mrs. William Graf, attendance prize, which was pre- day. The work .of re-building the Other leading rolea will be taken projects for the Improvement of dahlias, while tall, yellow tapers in streets on a number of developments. ures." Some of these exposures are Mrs. Donald Johnnoir, Mrs. tester C, sented by George W. Olmatead. Les, Junior Skippers former hotel and converting It into by Mrs. Marjorie King, who has sung well known. Among them are trash. silver BtlckB, completed the fall set- prominent roles In several operettas; The streets in question had been laid Scott, MrB. Joaoph Irwln, Mrs. 0. I* ter B, ^oas;gave a detailed report ting. Dainty cakes, coffee and tea. stores and apartments was complet- Booty chimneys, weeds on vacant lots Rlvenburgh, Mrs, James Rlordan on the history1 arid Workings of thi ed Saturday. The, building is owned A, LeRoy Baker of Red Bank, well out, but had not been improved by Awarded Prizes were served. Mrs. J. Richie Smith. the property owners and had not and various other things which can^ and Miss Ruth Howard. Now., York stock exchange, ani by. Peter J. McClees, who-bought it known tenor ot concert circles; Lewis readily be remedied. Eliminating'' and Mrs.'Marshall poured. been taken over as publlo roads 1 FrmitJcW. Merrltt described interest from the Degenrlng estate. It has Lehne, baritone, of Asbury Park, and other fire exposures requires more Those who were present at the ex- Others attending were Mrs. Joseph Eugene Magee, Sam Harvey, Mrs. by the township committee. The ecutive committee meeting were Mrs. ing experiences happening at hh Many Persons Attend Clam proas Williams, Mrs, Evan p. Jones, been changed into one of the most etudy and deliberation. In fact, attractive structures of Its kind in Edna Helm, Mrs. Ada Woodward, Ar- tract where Bralnard avenue is L. S. Ylvlsaker, Mrs. Evan P. Jpne»i machine «hop;on Mechanlo street Chowder Supper at Mon- Mrs. Elmer C. Walnrlght, Mrs. N. located had been included in the many of these less remedial causes this community. It is provided with thur Mayhew, and Warren Palmer of of fires are usunlly not recognized as Mrs. Walter C. Gupti), Mrs. Knapp, Arthur DeTarr, Mm. J. M. Turner, Red Bank. Other featured roles will applications. The committeemen Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. Ed- j mouth Boat Club—Peter the most modern improvements and menaces, according to Mr. Grauerfl Mrs. Albert Willgerodt, Mrs. C. A. be taken by Harry Malchow, Mrs. said they would again take the 5 ward Sagurton, Mrs, England, Mra, Bentley, Sr., is Toastmaster. . Osborn, Mrs. Forrest Smith and Mra. conveniences, Including an oil burn- who accompanied a Register reporter ing heater system. Each apartment Edward McDonough, Mrs. Leon Tur- matter up with the WPA administra- Stewart VanVllot, Mrs. Irs. Crouse, Charles Antrim Marlon Stommell. tion and endeavor to have the Im- on a walk past a number of reap Mra. Wood and Mrs. Halgh. consists of three rooms and a bath- klngton, Frank Smith, William Mo- store entrances last week. More than 120 persons were preB- room. Bee and Misses Virginia Wyckoff provements made. Mr. Gavan's com- plaint about the depression In Brain- Wooden buildings, many of them Returns To His ent Friday night when the junior and Leah Coudrier. unused, were pointed out by Mr, skippers of the Monmouth Boat club Tha general contractor was Philip ard avenue waa referred to Thomas Pupils To Compete Leonard of Leonardo. Fred M. Tru- A ballet number featuring tho pro- Grauert as the reason why Red Bank were awarded prises for their sea- fessional ballet class from the Ethel B. Day,-the township road'super- Monstrous Rally !x was the architect. The plumbing visor, to attend to. does not get a better Insurance rat- Home At Belf ord son's triumphs on tho North Shrews- vork was done by Cook & Oakley. Mount Mozar school of dancing will ing. Some of these buildings are di- bury ilver. i Fifty young skippers In Essay Contest }. Howard Llpplncott was the brok- bo presented during the action of the A petition was presented by Fred- lapidated and In the last stage of de. And Mass Meeting Dance to be Given for Benefit were On hand. T In the rental of the apartments. opera. Those in the ballet class who erick C. Tatum and others, signed by cay. It was pointed out by Mr. Grau- Prizes x>f $5 and $2.50 Offered ?ho tenants, all of them residents of will take part arc Misses Clara Whit- about 40 people, asking that the ert that these buildings are not only of Wounded Man at Joseph ted Bank, are Matthew Feldman, ledge, Jean Smith, Leigh Pennington township more adequately maintain avoidable flre risks; they act in tw

Coatello, Mr*. Harold WestOn, Mr*. label or .stamp, one-*brth full of lap- concootlng ot booller liquor And Chamber Bulletin Erwin a Wolfion, • Mrs. Kenntth Burnett Comments pie vhlskty. palming It off with counterfeit Sigma Septem Girls Graver, Mrs. Frederick W, New, Mrs. •"Oo« : one-gallon IMC, bearing no stamps on the trusting public, but It •fctf On Gorling Hearing label or stamp, oq«-h»» full of whis- leaves the llcess* alive and ouUtand- Elect New Officer* For September Peter Skullin, Mrs. A. T. MaoVeafb, key. Mr». H. A»ay, Mrs. Ernest Whalen, "One Quart bottlsl, full'of whiskey, The possession of Illicit alcoholic The first fall meeting of the Sigma, iJmi take chanceA BUY Mrs. Lulu Wilson, Buth Nearlng, Miss Ruby Hartcorn, borough clerk bearing label 'Seagram's 5 Crown.' beverages strikes it the very foua- Septem sooiety was held Friday af- Standish Chard, Lowell C. Newklrk, of Atlantic Highlands, has received "One quart bottle, bearing no talnhesd of control. Honest licensees ternoon at the home ot Miss Mar- Issued Thursday Michael Bottone, Russell A. Clark, the following letter from D. Fred- •tamp, full of alcohol, - who scrupulously obey the ls,w com- .plain bitterly that they j*s high garet Bolln Of Riverside avenue. The Raymond Clayton, Harry Diver, Abe erick Burnett, state commissioner of "One Quart tattle, full of whiskey, following officers were elected: Fed Bank Chamber of Com- Dworkes, Albert Goldman, Frank alcoholic beverage control, relative to labeled 'Wilson.' license fees Into local municipal Glmbrone, Harry A. Hahn, John the recent hearing In which the bor- "One pint bottle of whiskey, treasuries, bat so often get little or President—Miss Loulss BtaMer. merce Has All Bills Paid and labeled 'Golden Pew,, straight, rye no protection against.those cheater" Vice pr»ild«nt—Miss Roctlla Alhroun. Kirk, louls Lucatorto, Frank C. ough council suspended .the liquor in their own trade who take a chance FLAGSTAFF whiskey, 80 proof.' Money in the Bank—Over Mazjur, E. C. Pedersen, Henry San- license of Abraham L. Gorlin for 30 Secretory—Miss Doris Fetrj. f "One pint bottle, tull-of -whiskey, to reap a major, profit If not detected, Treasurer—Mils 'Etilyn Swan. $1,600 Due from Members. ders, Panlel Teremetzky, G. W. Val-days on charges filed by state ABC labeled 'Schenley's Red Label.', but If caught, get off witji inadequate las, W. Garrison Mets and Dr. A. W. Investigators: "Three pint botths of whiskey, punishment. For the sake of their Plans were made for: a sartv to Sweet of Red Bank; Samuel J. bearing label 'Vanderveer Apple.' own economic future they ask for be given in the near future and re- The September bulletin of the RedMagarge, George Morris, Clarence I have before me staff report rela- "One carton containing the follow- stringent penalties. . freshments were served. Those pres- FOODS tive to proceeds before your borough ing: Please express to your council my ent were Misses Margaret Bolln, Eve- Bank Chamber of commerce, which W. GUHs and K. A. Hoye of River council against Abraham L. Gorlin Is the 14th consecutive one Issued Plaza; Mr«. T. 3. Berrien, Mrs. Ar- "One small glass cylinder and appreciation for its prompt action in lyn Beaman, Doris Perry, Matins of 110-112 First avenue, holder of hydrometer for gauging spirits. this case, together with above sug- slnco the feature was Inaugurated, hur Rleman, Mrs. T. Everett Caa- plenary retail consumption llconse KeBtlonf for Its guManoe in future Sortwell, Louise Stalder, Barbara with <\ 'Money B.ick" Guar>:,toe! appeared Thursday. It has much in- ler, Mrs. Fred E. Carter, Mrs. Dor-C-3, on charges: "One pint bottle of caramel color- matters of this sort. • Smith and Doris Smith, formation for the members of tha othy Dangler, Mrs. James G. New- Ing. ' • 1, Possession of illicit alcoholic ' "One bottle of glycerine. he road to better and bigger busl- chamber, as well as items of general bury, Edith Darrah, Amy D. Schae- beverages. "Twelve bottles of assorted flavor- INJURIES PBOVE FATAL. • leads through The Register's ad- Interest; ., • fer. E. J. Wenner, Charles B. Derby, 2. Rectifying, blending and treat- Ing extracts. . • tlolog columns.—Advertisement, Much of the bulletin Is devoted to John J. McClaln, Jr., and Albert M. ing alcoholic beverages. One bag containing 33 Internal Freehold Man Thought Himself Un- Talbot of Fair Haven; Mm. S. J. S. Bottling alcoholic beverages for Revenue strip Bt&mpj. a financial statement of receipts'and tale. injured—Died In Hospital. disbursements for the fiscal year, Beveridge, Mrs. Frederick McGinty, "Two funnels. Mrs. Aaron Pennington, Mrs. A. G. The report states: "In this room th« llcsnsee was Thomas Burden, 62, colored, of which ended June SO. In addition to found In the act of washing an this there are financial statements Paulsen, Mrs. Gertrude Byrne, Har- "Oa August 18, 1936, at about 2:30 Freehold, died In the Monmouth Christian Science Get Values... Plus Quality empty bottle bearing a. 'Wilken's lor the months of July and August. old Baynton, Clarence Lopcr, Thom- p. m., investigators Beck and Lln- Memorial hospital at Long Branch as Harvey of Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ed'nenkohl visited the licensed premises. Family* label. In addition to the one-half hour after he had been ad- Reading Room With all bills paid, the organization "The contents of 25 bottles behind above seizure the investigators ob- has a net balance as of September ward J. Flanagan, Mrs. V. Morley, served about 400 empty whiskey bot- mitted Saturday night. Burdell had Braad Street Nationll But BM*. the bar tested off proof. Subsequent teen struck by a car In Howell town- DURING THIS BIG 1 of $1,025.38, and there Is still due Mrs. Noel Nllson, K. Badore, Oliver tles. The Physical evidence Indicated analyses by the department chemist ship. He was taken to the Freehold U Broad Str«et, Bed Bank the organization on membership duea A. Jarvls, Fred D. Hardy and Wil-confirmed the finding that the bot-that this room was used by the liam A. Rockmere of Little Silver hospital and then to the Long Branch $1,613,60, making the gross asaets of tles were refills and illicit licensee for, rectifying, blending and OPEN DAILY and Mrs. Edward I* Horn of Tlnton "In the rear room on the second mixing illicit alcoholic beverages." Institution. the chamber as of September 1, $2,- Hi JO A. M. to «|3O P. M. 638.88.. Falls. floor the following alcoholio bever- I note the Investigators' report that Burdell maintained at both hos- ages and other personal property the licensee was found guilty and pitals that he was uninjured. He Tuesday and Friday EratafM According to the bulletin, the fol- were seized: his license suspended for 30 days riSO to «i30. lowing committees have been ap- from September 4, 1936.' died before an examination could be made. Death was caused by a sup- pointed and are serving the ohamber Fifteen Changes "Ten one-gallon jugs, bearing no While reserving consideration on Here the Blfele, the Worts ol Mary of commerce for the ensuring year: labels or stamps, full of alcoholic the merits in case Gorlin should ap- tured blood vessel, Baker Bddr, Discoverer sad Founder Made in Pastorates beverages. peal, as Is his right, the suspension of Christian Scenes, and all othu > t Parking—Albert S. Miller, John B. Al< "One one-callon jug, bearing no of his license for 30 days appears to Coming Wedding. aathorlted Christum Bolenu Utera* len, Hubert M. Farrow, Harry Q. Deffen* label or stamp, one-quarter full of have been more than justified. See tare may be read, borrowed ot pun rim:, Theodora D. Moore, Abratn M. Kri- Fifteen changes In Monmouth and alcohol. my letter to John L. Haney, city Miss Bertha Lewis, daughter of chased. del, JEdwln C. Conover, Klohsrd Apptegate, Ocean county pastorates were made Tony Hunting. Morris Jacks, Alb«rt W. "One one-jrallon jug, bearing no clerk of Trenton, bulletin No. 119,Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Lewis of Bergen Beading Room Maintained by SALE Wojden. at the 100th Now Jersey Methodist label or stamp, full of Kin. item No. 9, where speaking on a place, and William Sweeney, son of FIR3T CHURCH OF CHRIST. • Membership—Rev. John B. McCloskey, Episcopal conference held at Ocean "Two one-gallon jugs, bearing no case somewhat similar to the one be-Mrs. Julia Sweeney of River road, Theodore Parsons, Julius Straus, Benja- City. Rev. A. li. Baner will be suc- label or stamp, full of whiskey. fore your council, I said: SCIENTIST. min Atwatcr, William Busstll. Fair Haven, will be married Sunday ceeded at Red Bank by Rev. H. J. "One five-gallon jug, bearing no "In fact, outright revocation would 109 BROAD STttBET, RED BANK Internal trade—John B. Allen, Forrest label or stamp, one-fifth full of al- seem to have been Indicated for such afternoon, October 11. Mr, Sweeney These popular foods Atkinson, Joseph Dillon, Peter Forbes, M. Smith. Other changes in the Now Is a mall carrier at thg Red Bank The Puhtte b Welcome- Gerstenfeld, J. Goldfarb, Mr. Jncoby, Brunswick district are: cohol. several and serious offenses . . . Sus- Abrara M. Kridel. F. Marshall, William A. "Ono one-gallon jug, bearing no pension, .it Is true, stops short the postofflce. offer you lop-notch quality at prices Miller. M. M. Frown, Paul do la Reussllle, Adelphla, H. M. Relnhard cup- William Russell, Percy Scliennsn, Julius plants P. R. Comer, jr.; Atlantio that make your grocery dollars go farther! Buy. Straus, Harry Turner, Harry Voeel, Sam- uel Yanko. Highlands, P. A. Frledrlch supplants these Flagstaff Quality Foods and save as you Budget—Hubert M. Farrow, Morris H. D. Hummer; Bay Head, Sanford Jacks, Abratn M. Krldfl, William A. Mil- N. Havey replaces H. M. Reinhard, ler. supply pastor; Beach Haven and FOUNTAIN spend! ' Program—Thomas ' Irving Brown, Theo- dore D. Moore, M. Gerstenfeld, Fred X. Beach Haven Terrace, A. E. Morris Behatile. E. P. Merritt. Thomas Cook. J. replaces E. H. Cloud; Eatontown and Hot Plate Lunch D. Tuller. Albert W. Worden. Tinton Falls, M. L. Willlta for J. W. Sign—Theodore D. Moore, John B, Allen. Walnwrlght; Highlands, E. H. Math- Served Daily • With the advent of the new sea-Is for P. R. Comer, Sr., supply pas- with Fresh Vegetables son, the officers and directors of the tor. FLAGSTAFF chamber of commerce In the intro- Long Branch, Aabury, George S. ductory paragraph of the bulletin ex- Johnson for Marvin R. Gulce, The leather WALLETS 25c tend to the members, the business Rev. Mr. Qulco has been called to 5 popular styles and and professional men, merchants and Salem, where he will be pastor of the 10 different leathers, Served with Whipped Cream BAK1UMBARTLETT1 Jm MS. others who make up the busy life of Broadway church. Manahawkln and to choose from. A THE REX ALL DRUG STORES and Crackers. this community sincere good wishes Cedar Run, P. R. Comer, Jr., for E. handy bill fold and tor a prosperous autumn. H. Mathis; Neptune City and Shark card case. Delicious Hot Chocolate Accompanying' the bulletin was a River, H. P. Sloan, Jr., for Francis Specially Priced 47c 60 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. sheet pertaining to better service. Hand; Oceanport, S. E. Templin for For some time past the chamber has 8. H. Davles. 10c conducted tie recording of vital sta- Villa Park and Weat Belmar, C. E. Pears a 19 tistics and new residents lists in con- Hickman for P. A. Frledrlch; West One el the most delicious of fruits .. . Meal for tempt' nection with the bulletin. In some Creek, S. H. Davles for M. E. Wllllts; cases there has been confusion be- Weat Grove, George W. Zaid for H. Inj salads >nd tasty desserts! cause removals from one street to D. Stratton. another were classed the tame as new residents. Beginning with the Dredging Bids Received. End f IIIBJI September bulletin there Is a special S. B. Brooks Company of New THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ! FIRS* notification of local change of ad- Tork submitted the low bid for FLAGSTAFF dresa: ' dredging the South Shrewsbury river New residents of thia vicinity as from Highlands bridge to Branch- Guaranteed reported In the Bulletin are Mrs.port. Their estimate was $196,830. Guaranteed •Winfleld Thome, Mrs. James Ashe, The award will probably be made Electric SOAPS I RAZOR BLADES GOLDEN Mrs. Everett Baynton, Mrs. Harold thii week. Alarm Hair 10 Lux 5c Auto Strop, 5s ...... Clock .10 Camay 5c Barbasol, 5s 9c 10 Cashmere Boquet 7c Durham Duplex ...... 31c C 10 Lifebuoy 5c Ever Ready, 5s 21c 89 Dates 25 Cuticura 18c Gem, 5s 21c DeMgat your family by sertloK these fresh, foHcn pitted Fenian datea. ... Twice as .15J.&J. Baby 10c Probak, 5s 14c Keapsit 10 Lava 6c Probak, 10s. 27c Lunch Kit Many Foreign Stations! 10 Palmolive 5c Probak Jr., 25$ 59c FLAGSTAFF TA BLET SiliFACE CREAMS ,'.':. AND THE HEKPHILCO 98' Adez Squlbbs __ _79o with U-pt. SPREAD-BAUD'DIAL .28 A.D.S. Cream 18c OPvANGE PEKOE 100 Aspirin Sqalbbs . 4-oz. Angelas lemon Cream *0o Bottle _49o HAMES AMD 75 Bellans .60 jDloxogen Cream 82c Bliss Native Herb, email . LOCATES _4Sc M Pond's CoM Cream Hto Cystex '•— _5Oo .80 Mystlo Cream 8So Belmont THEM. I* 100 Csrold & Bile _81o .55 Fompelan Cream _S4o Fountain T e a Gnstrogen, large COLOR!" Bedside 1.00 Nlve» Cream _67o Syringe , Groves Bromo Quinine 19 .60 Hinds Honey tt Almond OB A selection of the euly tender leaf from the best tea 100 KelptunaU -83o Cream J4c Hot Water (nrfrlnr section of the world. Delicious flaror . . . de- Tray Large Mldol _20o (with dispenser) U»htfnl aroma. targe Miles Alkn-Seltier . _4Dc .60 Italian Balm Mo Bottle 100 Cascnro Sngrada —. _19ti (wltfa dispenser) C 98' 100 Aspirin Tablet* _18o .60 Jergen's Lotion . 19 Should be In every home. P I LLS REMEDIES FLAGSTAFF Electric ,25 Beecham's 17c l.OOWaterbury Sandwich OTHER BI8 HEW Carbona PEANUT FEATURES, TOO ,50 Beecham's 34c Compound 79c Toaster Shoe Kit ,25 Brandreth's 19c 1.50 Warner's Safe 99c • Inclined Sounding Board! PHILCO |.O9 •Shadow Tuning! •Sold o.Jy u>Ub Phllio .25 Carter's 15c 1.25 S. S. S 79c • Glowing Benin Tuning Range »i|H(lf».ir AnUt In in- Indicator! tun attaint \ort\%n rtctptitm. ,75 Doan's 49c l.SOPinkham Guaranteed 9 •Four-Voint Tone Control! BIO TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Makes Shoe .35 Lapactic 24c Compound 98c Oraamler and muother spnadl^ peanut tmtter because •Concert Grand Speaker! Polishing; Easy. l.OOWampole's Electric It has sll th* rlohneu snd »«»ln«j fl»tor of flneit pcannti. FOR THE BABY Preparation 67c Flat Rubberset See and Hear the Amazing New 1937 lib. Doxtri Maltose 4»o 1.20 Scott's Iron Shaving 1.25 8. M. A. „ .80o Emulsion 84c 1.39 .08 Dryco *0o 1.50Agarol 91c 1-lb. Lnctogen Wo OTHER VALUES! PHILCO Brush 1.00 Rem , 67c 1.00 OMM . 79c Counselor FOREIGN TURING SYSTEM .50 Fabhiiti lge. Haley M-0 67c If you're "from Miuoufi" . . . here's your big oppor- .28 Meads Cereal Ho l.OOWampole's Scales FLACSTAFF tunity. We'll demonstrate a new 19J7 Philco in your .HO ftfennen's nuby Oil Ho Creo Terpin ...69c own home—FREIU See and hear the l'liilco Foreign 5co Vlosterol _. 40o 4.89 Tuning Syittm . . . that works with the Philco High- lOco Hallver OH iUo 1.25Dillingham 19c Efficiency Aerial to bring you twice ns many foreign sta- Applesauce tions! Tune foreign stations by turns with the 1'hilco oca Hnllver Oil A VlMtorol Wo Plant Extract ..99c Ivory or Be flreen. Sprcad-Bnrul Dial! Compare the new 1937 Philco with U-oi. Bqulbb Cod Liter OU 7Vo Honey '9c your.present radio—discover what you're missing! Cull, write or phone. CANDY 19c "OFFI0IAL FOOTBALL FACTS" by li,ff.(/<>* InvaluftMt! for fooiimU fani! ludmlti Mttnry of l-tb. Peppermint Pancake Flour football, ruin iml trrma, famous itat*, I*)1**, wheduirs, 1935 wart*, etc. (iei your tot*r of Patties 25c this new 4H>*«* book— I'RHH! 1-lb. Orange Slices 10c Little "Qem" Peas <*« 19c l-tb. Candy Coated s cur Reynaldo FilberU 19c Cafex Coffee STERLING 1-lb. Wrapped Maker 21 Cigars Cigarettes CnrameU 19c $1 Pound of FURNITURE Camels l-tb. Choc. Covered Meal-Tyme FLAGSTAFF WHITE STREET 10 for Lucky Strikes Brazil Nuti 19c Both for QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS SHOP RED BANK,N.J. Chesterfield (*" v^t- l-tb. Allen Rum TILKPHONE Old Gold Tofteo 19c OVXN SVBHfNOI 1.13 j.95 riag$laff Food Product* m #oW h «U;I Raleigh 1-lb. Coconnut United Service Cracm-i ami olhmr rullablg * Bon Special! RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1936. Page THEM tlves and friends living at Red Bank, >ajiceman Nabs Colt's Neck. New York, Trenton, Asburjr Park and Freehold. Callers at the home en pumped out the well so as to limit one dozen to a Hose chief wants to seo you." Rally day will be observed by the Reformed church and Sunday-school nsure a pure water supply. The customerl None sold to All first qual- Two-Way Stretch . .. Panty " The colored man stopped pedalling adiea provided luncheons. FROCKS and dismounted. next Sunday. dealersi Tests prove lty. Chiffon Miss Harriet Francis has started and service and Reducing Girdles "But I don't want to seo the chief," Wesley Buck, son of Mrs. Garrett they burn as long as These are first qual- Buck, has been suffering from a a training course of thr.ee years in weight. Sizes Guaranteed to wash. he replied, "besides, I'm working." nursing at a hospital at Jamaica, higher priced bulbs. 8VS to 1014. ity girdles, made "Who do you work for?" aeked the swollen eye due to having been stung Regular and Extra iong Island. 44 Sizes to 52. All full from the finest ma- officer. by bees. Mr. and Mrs. Chrlney Holmes and Pair cut. 69c Values. terlals and expertly "For tho electric light company," Elder Lewis V. Snyder and Rev.Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bray have re- 44 tailored. Was the surprising reply. F. Alvln Langwlth attended a special Luden's Chocolate 1 turned from an automobile trip of "I can believe that, ' agreed Reu- meeting of the Classls of Monmouth en days in New England and New ther, "but you had better take time at Bed Bank, last week. York state. Women's Bib off to see the chief." Black widow Spiders are unusually Women's Reg. 25c ^ "AH right," responded the negro, prevalent hereabouts this year, and Jewish places of business In this Cream Drops RAYON TAFFETA throwing his bicycle In tho middle of Increasing heed is being given to ad- village were closed Saturday In ob- 'Kerchiefs APRONS the road, "Lot's go." vice to wear gloves so that the pois servance of Yom Klppur. The Holmdel church will hold ser- c 15c Values 9 "You'd bettor take your wheel with onous Insects cannot. bite. Frank C Quality cotton printed BANDEAUX Hyatt captured one of the spiders vices In the Reformed sanctuary White, creartfy center, de- you," suggested Reuther, "an auto- during October. The Sunday-school handkerchiefs. Fin- ea. Women's fancy brocade, lace, 14' mobile might run over It." and kept it captive In a jar at his l Vat-dyed percale. In variety of colorful will meet at 9:45 in the Baptist licious chocolate coating. ished size 9 and 10 satin and batiste bandeaux. The most V The negro obliged but his willing- hpme. Mrs. F. Alvln Langwlth killed Ib each patterns. New • Popular uplift style. one of the spiders in her home last chapel. A new series of studies will 9 Inches. ness to co-operate ended after he begin in all of the departments with reached Broad street. Ho suddenly week. Apparently it had gotten in became quite excited, alarming pe- doors with some plants Which were ttractive hand work and pictures destrians by attempting to grab their movod. or beginners, .the primary children Rayon Taffeta arms as he passed them, and repeat- and the boyB and girls of the junior William Moreau has resumed hii department. The morning worship Ing meaningless phrases In a loud studies at Mlddlebury college. New Fashions Arrive Daily Greatest Value in Years! || voice- will be at 11 o'clock. Rev. Marshall Walter Mitchell Is a new employee Harrington, the pastor, will preach Prepared to subdue him should the at Henry C. Folger's roadside booth To Keep Our Stock Complete man become violent, Reutber on te hsubjeot, "The Christ-way the Slips Luxuriously jj and pony track. marched him up Monmouth street to Hope of the World." Leqpy Dinlels has taken a position Rev. Marshall Harrington attended I police headquarters. Searched after with the sales department of Ne- being placed In a coll, tho man was the meeting of the Presbytery of FUR-TRIMM1D JtWi shanio Mills of Neshanlo Station Monmouth Monday and Tuesday at found to be carrying a large arid New Jersey. His duties are in Mon- dangerous-looking kitchen knife. Mount Holly. He took part In the RESSES mouth county and he is continuing communion service Monday 'evening. H He said his name was Willie his residence at this place. John B. Harrington, son of Dr. and Smith and that he lived in the Arrangements are progressing for Mrs. Marshall Harrington, has re- Values to $3.95 United States of America. He re-the annual fall supper to be held at turned to New York • for his second fused to divulgo additional facts the Reformed church Thursday, No- COATS!* year in Union Theological seminary. about himself. Arraigned before vember 17. 37 Besides his seminary work he will Acting Recorder John V. Crowell, Frederick Burghard's fruit store- be on the week-end student staff of V-front and back. 47-lnch 1I "Smith" waB committed to the coun- house Is being largely used by or-tho Collegiate church ot St. Nicholas, length. Shaped yokes or tail- ty Jail at Freohold for observation. chardlsts hereabouts for keeping 48th street and Fifth avesue, Now ored. Adjustable straps, lace if Hi The traffic light, which had been apples. Mr. Burghard has a large York. Dr. Joseph R. Steoo Is pastor. trims. Bias cut. Tearose. Sizes badly damagod, was repaired. Ob- part of his apple crop In the build Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cross are on 34 to U. servers stated that tho man had usod Ing. Tho storehouse has a capacity a sojourn In Maine. a brick to smash the glaBS, bulb and of 20,000 bushels and It Is air con "1/1 ®j* «sttj, reflector. No attempt had been Onioned. Fool Proposed at Slanasquan. Anniversary Values! made to stop him, most of the ob- Peggy New, daughter of Mr, and servers evidently being subscrlbori Mrs. John New, has been sick with The Manaaquan Improvement as- • Dress and s^T^ to the theory that "discretion Is thopleurisy, but she Is recovering. sociation has proposed that a swim- • Newest Stylesl Rayon better part of valor." Ann Hardy, daughter of Mr. andming pool be built at the beach and Sport Models! x V > *W Mrs, William Hardy, underwent an a publio dance pavilion bo erected. • Newest Fabrics! operation for tonsil trouble at Mon 1 NOTEWORTHY DAHLIAS. mouth Memorial hospital at Long • Newest Fall Shades . Branch last week. She returned All the newest itylei In ' / f\

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Made with Feet! Tremendous Savings Sensational Value! Extra largo SIEO, over "Utica" Brand ID Inch equare, full On Smart New Inch hems. Hemstitched Warm, woolly mater- quality material. W« ials, with Hat over- looked scauift, rubber BAGS advise early ah op ping. buttons and full cut. Pastels and naturals. 50 HATS Anniversary Value! Anniversary Special ! C All Leather Infant's 47 Indian Moccasins FREE! Tito Inlliah Bloomers All HelntUer I~*nther, You'll »eo these «ame now faih- Gilt or Silver Finish 1'alntoil Indian Head PINCKNEY PARK lons selling as high as $1,951 Panties and You'll find tho latest stylos and on vnnip. Ited felt If you are Interentml In nrqultlii); a. homo, wo «ug>- Alt the newest models and Iliird. Women'! and gest that you vlnlt the n«w stone-front Colonial at colors for fall and wlnlerl rjalns In fall bags at this price. Plneknny Park, before making miy definite decision Black, wine, green, brawn, navy I OhlMiprt'n iilxna, You will find, w« bellovo, Ihnl It fuinila your evory Hose Hoadslroi 21^ to 24-lncho»l ld«»l of wlmt a rml homo should b». Correct archi- Mrn'n BIMM, •pcH-llkl Bin tecturally, •ttinllly constructed, lniuULed and repleta with nil the moiit modorn conveniences and refine- ments. It conUlna six lnrgn rooms, colored tlln kltoh- •n »nd b»th, open porch, recreation room, Petro Oil Burnor. Pinckn«y Park In rapidly taking Ha nine* Turkiah as one of lt«d ll«ink'« modi aiipmllnK rfiald«ntlaf »<<- Soap Sale (lon«, AH homnii nin iilrlrlly Cnliwfnl In type- each 80-Sq. Imvlng lln own Individually. Sltimt«d within a few TOWELS Simplicity mlouUa' w«lk of th» center of lown and lullrnsil •Utlnn. LUX and Percale LIFEBUOY Patterns MOHI'I. IIOMK ALLEN BROTHERS Valtin 1 Hnwly Furnl'hod taj, F»nw>u» Blmpllolty p«tt«rna. OfrlMlE ON PROPERTY N«v«r bofor* «>I. Your isholno mt any Wniplt- Anbury l'»rk PINCKNEY ROAD AND GRANT PLACE, •trip*)*. I>fpifn , (Itmr- BorbftnU I* I a I it nnnft>i'«ilr. ••HONK* REII BANK 1141. RED-BANK REGISTER. OCTOBER 1, 1988.

;iound and a belching cannon near HOTEL LOOT RECOVERED. Hardon ol Spring L*k» and Vlotor Kondrup of the lUto police. Tha atamps are dated 1686 and Man Armted In Maauchiuctta Con- The loot at thf'hotel amounted to Upholstering, ~~ „ 19S6. feuc* to Shore Bobbery. •bout $4,000 In ouh, traveler!' checks and jewelry, Mariden confessed to More Stamp*. With Ihe arreat In MaaiachuHtts Draperies, Slip Coverfr Tha year-by-year record of stamps the Bprlnk Lake robbery but said he f Wilfred W. Mar.den, 82, and Bloh- did It alone. High trade work don* «t on the upgrade again. In the laat ird Harrison, 28, police h»ve. solved reasonable coat. • Call for our 12-month around 2,000 new ones he Shoreham hotel robbery at new bit lamplu and eetlma- made their appearance, compared Spring Lake last August The men Moved to Palm Beach, tlon. By Qulnton James. 1th 1607 Issued in 1031 and 1661 In .ere arrested after they had fobbed Guernsey Curran has moved from 033. Tho peak year to date was 1820 e Springfield, Massachusetts, Coca- Rumson to Palm Beach, Florida, E. ROLLE Distinctive stamps to commemor- vhen 3,153 were Introduced. Cola bottling plant. They ware where he is making his permanent 50 Monmouth Bt., Bed Bonk These are some of tho phllafello grilled by pollco and dotoctlves In- ate a memorial occasion come this home. The moving of his furniture (Opp. City Hall) iveek from Hungary. They pay trib- evelDpments outlined in the latest cluding Theodore Crammer, Anbury and other household goods was done Phone 2878-VV. ute to an event in the history of the JSUO of the standard catalog, dated 'ark deteotlve, PoMco Chief Russell by Anderson Bras, of Red Bank. city Buda, which since 1872 has been 937. To show tho new stamps, about combined with the town of Pest to i7 rnoro pages than last year were lake Ihe modern Budapest. equlred. Tho 250th anniversary of the re- At tho same tlmo" there has been icorporatcd a section in which A FTER J» Yon of Service; thfe N« Jnw Country Editor capturo of Buda from tho Turks is JU1 wiH travel to every rtaw In the Union. ThaM tottera and the reason Jor tho issue. It was In tentativo listings" are Included, i. JL the trip will continue for at leasta year. Follow tbt whjtt OFFERED FOR THE 1680 that the enemy was driven out heso comprise stamps which the line veckly. beginning at th« itar at Ncv Jcney. rifter an occupation which had last- atalogers describe as "those items id since 1541. Buda Is of ancient i which some question has been Iscd regarding their, status which What I Found In state, with big trees along the road origin, dating back before the ,-ould Indicate that the primary pur- eleventh century, and Is across- the Our first atop In Ohio was In that In many places, but this plan of ose of issue was other than of a beautiful town by the name of Ash- building highways makoa these trees river.Danube from Pest. iostal nature.'' Tho commemorative issue, both In tabula. The dry weather has hit this .bsolutoly useless to the traveling In the U. S. section, the part de- part of Ohio very hard. In talking lubllc. FIRST TIME hading and design, Is something to ted to postmaster provisional of atch an approving eye. Tho de- with a storekeeper thlB morning he There are parts of Ohio where the ho Confederate states has numer- said that there had been but one igns are placed against a framelesa us additional Items. These consist crops look fine and a fair crop will jacliground made up of coloring if both envelopes and adhoives shower elnce May and that was In be gathered, but there are other July. It rained a little night whllo sizes. Smart, flat bead. ivhich extends Into tho perforations. vhich recently have been given spots where the corn Is badly burned. First, tho 10-flller deep green plc- ihilatelic recognition as provisional we were in town. The farms are very much like the Smooth bottoms. Round, urcs the town of Buda on a hill We heard President Roosevelt easy-clean corners. Stream- sues. Eastern farms and contain about 200 speak at Chautauqua last night over acres each, with good buildings and line handles. Cover Set, Also In the U. S. list, some ol the the radio and he was here to learn 65c extra. Uustrations of tho frames of the nice farm homes. larller issues have been enhanced to about what the dry weather was do- It has been our custom to take one jrovide a better indication of design Ing In this section and he never men- day a week to "clean house" and lifferenccs. tioned the local condition but told wash our linen, and whllt stopped by the people why we should not get a nice shady brook in Ol)lo one day As to the mater of prices, the cat- into war with foreign countries. Uogers say that the increase in the we noticed a car stop a short way lumber of collectors has reflected it- Wo arrived In Cleveland on Satur- down the road and three men came iclf through a further upward ten- day and spent the week-end In this up and said they were from Gin ;ncy in listings. This varies accord- big city and attended the Great cinattl and out of gas. I told them This new PETRO & NOKOL ing to the demand for particular Lakes Exposition, right on the coast I had no gas only what was In the is sure a "tight-fisted" oil stamps, but probably is more to be Lake Eric. We received a royal car but Ty could take the car and noted among the U. S. issues. 'elcomo at the Press Bureau and get them the gas and In turn thi burner when it comes to hey photographed me and presented Round, easy-clean cor- overlooking tho Danube. Tho 40- young men filled our palls with watei heating your home. A "miset" ners. Smart, flat bead. 1 Qt Belgium's King. le with a season pass bearing my from the brook for our wash. It i deep blue is identical. Then on thi Another comparatively new king ihoto and gave us passes to all the ' iize,$1.39(Reg.$l.V5).Also 16-f deep violet tho town again is Incidents like these that bring ou on oil, it won't burn a drop 1M Pt-. 2 Qt. End 3 Qt comos into the philatelic news. He is ilaces on the grounds. It was a the real points of a trip like this. shown, but this time the angel o .eopold III of Belgium, whose head >eauttful day and the exposition is more than absolutely necessary. mercy is seen flying overhead. Shi and shoulder portrait appears on me of the finest. It is on the same Continued our Journey to Columbu is blowing a trumpet and carrying and Governor Davey waB out of the It's a junior of the giant Pctro 1 three different Items, each with a ilan as.the Chicago fair, only on a a palm . The 20-f red brown bear somewhat different presentation. nuch smaller scale, but the buildings state, but we received a warm wel- Burners which fire the boilers Robert Hance& Sons, inc. the city's coat of arms. Tho las Kins Edward Just recently was the re all lighted by Indirect or flood come from the governor's secretary value, 32-f deep brown, reproduces topic of an issue from Great Britain. Ights .and at night it looks like who gave us a fine letter and wlshec of some of the country's 10 Broad Street, a battle Bceno of the recapture Tho now Belgians are of tho high- Ireamland. us luck. We drove from Columbu with a soldier of tho time in tho fore- er denominations. On the 10-centlme to the beautiful town of Fostorla, largest blil dings,—bought to BED BANK, N. J. Ohio has mile on mile of brick sepia the king is oads and while many of them are where we met Mr. and Mrs. Duani save money and kept in service looking to the Ine, yet it proves that the brick A. Gear, a lovely old couple who: right, as he Is on lavement cannot "take it." Many parents were from New England, only because they save money. the 1-franc rose if these pavements, only a few years They gave us canned fruit and ap- Come in and see this burner. carmine, a stamp ild are pretty bumpy. One old resi- ples when we left in the morning. somewhat larger Watermelons were selling for 2( Now at the lowest price ever in size. ThB third dent told us the oldest of these pave- item, 1.75-fr., 1 ments was only about 30 years old. cents each and cantaloupes at 1' sold. Three year terms. larger still, with Many of these roads for miles ou cents each. All corn In Ohio seems the" king facing In the country are finished with a to be planted in rows Instead of In Installed in one day. to the left. This concrete curb about six inches high hills as we plant In Jersey. There BURNERS FOR HOMM and the same thickness. This makes are absolutely no hills or mountain! stamp is an engraving, while the it impossible to pull off tho highway In any part of the state where wa ITH BIO BUILDING ECONOMY ojhel- two aru printed by the photo ntil you come to a farmer's lane went, In fact not even a hill. Prac- gravure process. r cross road. In addition to thi tically no timber or waste land, just The designs apparently are intend- urb, although the land Is as level as farm land and more farm land, and • Clothes deserve that dean, ed as replacements for the similar in airplane field, yet the roads an so level you could see for miles. Most of the prices for groceries are careful, sanitary washing pro- values put out in 1934 and 1935. ullt by digging a ditch about 20 fee vide on each Bide and the earth about the same as in the East and vided by the Maytag. Ifrdoes PEACH TREE BORERS. orms a mouM-llke roadbed. It li gas Is still setting at 17 cents per all the hard work, does it Llmost out of rile question to get off gallon. My next letter will be froi quickly, willingly and econom- Severe Cold of Last Winter Greatly he pavement. Ohio is a beautiful Michigan. ' ically. Three million women Reduced This Pest. now wash the Maytag way. Evidently from observation in a DAMAGES OF *MO,000. There are special advantages number of orchards the peach tree City Judge Orders in washing with a Maytag— borer population was considerably Reporter From Court aurence Harbor Woman Gets Judg- advantages provided by the reduced by last winter's severe cold. ment Against Bed Bank Man. one-piece, cast-aluminum tub, Dr. Byrlcy B. Drlggers, associate City Police Judge Eugene Capi- Mrs. Dorothy Cpnnell Blcher ol entomologist at the State Experiment Gyratator washing action, ianco ordered an Asbury Park Lawrence Harbor was awarded $10, station, reports that observations Jress reporter from his courtroom 000 last week for Injuries sustalnei Monmoutlh County Representative Roller Water Remover and over the state show that in many other original Maytag features. Thursday and announced that any m route 35 when she was hit by orchards there are very few borers. reporter from the newspaper "who enr driven by Leon Kcuckhaus of • If a check-up of the Monmouth V» omes into this courtroom will be Red Bank. Mrs. Richer, who was Without obligation, please give me JtaHallt »M gaioHm Mulli-Mctar. county pouch orchards shows that leak with severely." represented by Attorney General Oil Delivery, Inc. borer infestation was smal], some "The only time the Asbury Park David T. Wilentz, had asked $20,000 more detailed information regarding Try a Maytagnext wail Say. Investi- growers may be tempted to omit the Press puts my name in the paper is Evidence was Introduced, supporte Heating - Ventilating Engineers retro & Nokol Oil Burner Equipment. gate also the New Maytag Inner. p-c-benzene treatment this season. M. ,o ridicule and embarrass me,1' he by medical men, that the woman hac A. Clark, assistant county agricul- Very easy payments arranged. laid at the oppning of court Thurs- lustalncd three fractures of the pel- 105 Monmouth St., • Red Bank tural asent, advises growers against lay morning, addressing the rcport- is and that the injury would pre- AYTAG this ommission. Frequently som« ir, James P. Nolan. vent her from becoming a mother. Addrcj: peach trees will look healthy ahd yet "The Asbury Park Press doesn't Mrs. Richer was married after the have part of their trunk girdled as nean a thing to me and no Asbury accident. City a result of winter Injury. On such ~*ark Press reporter will be per- trees the work of only one or two nitted to come Into this courtroom borers might easily completa the md no Asbury Park Press reporter girdling In a short time. vill be allowed to look at the docket / For this reason Mr. Clark feelB )f this court. Any Asbury Park that tho p-c-honzeno treatment 'rcss reporter who comes into this 16 Monmouth St., Red Bank should bo used this fall, even In or- ifllco will be dealt with severely. It V STOKE OriCN EVERY NIGHT chards where the infestation of my Bad duty to tell you to leave borers is relatively low. In cases* he courtroom." ACME FURNITURE CO. where the benzene treatment has not "If I find any police officer giving been put on until cold weather ar- 135 MONMOUTII ST., BED BANK, N. J, fou any information as to any of rives, it would bo better for tni .hese cases and concerning anything grower to take tho borcra out by Xenephon, in hit account of thi THE "«TT>0 eoHPAHT . MANUrMTUREHt . FOUNDED 1191 . NEWTON IOWA :hat goes on in this court, I'll deal hand with a soft wire and a sharp ,vith him alao," he added. Retreat of tht T«n Thou$and, knife. "No man can say I've done any- written 400 B. C, ttatet that the ,hing that isn't proper. I'm not ifraid of the Press, Iiylo Kinmonth inhabitantt of Armenia tiled fer- tho publisher) or his money. I'm mented i/rin/.j made from barley. ot going to permit the Press, Lyle Kinmonth and his cohorts to bring me beforo the public in ridicule and embarrassment." Tho Press conferred with Its coun- el to determine Its course of action. Police Judge Eugene Capiblanco "asked1' two Asbury Park Press re- porter* to leavo hia courtroom Fri- day and reiterated his edict which closed tho court and its records to representatives of this newspaper. "Until tho Asbury Park Press learns to print the news fairly and squarely; until that happens I will not permit any Press reporter to como into this court,'' ho said. "I nutdo that very clear yesterday. Capiblanco ordered ono reporter, James J. Nolan, from tho court Thursday, and declared, "Tho only time tho Press puts my name in the paper In to ridicule nnrriiiiiii; Moiioiiiy tli.'t |«iuni.vn m oiiipim Hie IKK\A AAA HCW UNOIISIUNQ Rf A* AXUS rtconln net l.y llu- :',tml. I ml., r Dirlnton unit l'ltaiiliiits of lost, yeni I nlwwlnic them to you I will," Uapl ROOMY INTERIORS—CHAIR bianco niild. HllOlir SIATS FIVESTUDCnAKEH "Kor imlillrntliui In newn mtlclrn," ID'S IAROI3T lUOClAQI NOII.II i-npllr.il. PRESIDENT SEDANS 1 for tho Iwnt fiuriu'iU • .1 ilic I'M aMnitinl CAPACITY "Nn, ' mild tho mnKlntntto. election. Tune iit !iiinl'li;ilm WORLD'S MUtT CARS WITH BUILT Monday nlthlN.U.C Cm details. IN WARM-Alt DirKOMIRS l'rpna |la,r Kiulrd. Juatlcn Joseph II. lVrakln linn WORLD1! lAMHTClOtlNO DOOr'i In milking Eiohlrr'n Ilcer, only pedigreed, properly graded nnd well i.v iiii. WORLD'I ITRONQHT, 5AHJT, reporter* from thn newanapar. The aamTaaaaa»V*' " All-lflll IO0IIS Ml r*<'1«m Avrtnim Trl. nrrt»r nlan ritqiilroa thn mngl.trat • richness and satisfying flavor that set Eichlor'a apart from all others. 4^5r R F* F*> to admit i-Kpiirtura to thn courtroom prlvll«g« C'aplblanoo it.nlod THI JOHN IICHUR BftlWINO COMPANY ; NIW.YOUK CITY.; M.mb.,jOl Ih, |r*w.riLio«fd si Jfodt, Id* 8,.. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1. 1936.

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Mr* ZitnlMth MeJon*, Via. Bdwarf NOTICK TO CONTsUCTOM. NOTICE tV eUUtttTOY AND iMJtCTlON. Nones or uraantv AND tutcnow. with th* shore ei Sagurton, lira. George R«lu, MM. . Is hsreby given that sealed bids Ut*«*«*IM**,N.J. ReV Realize $130 For motive* by the Township Commit- Notice ol Us ttaa* susd plan ol haldUg •pi««^ •! IU« Da*k* H. i. Edward CTFlaherty, Mrs. M. CnMtagr. tee "ef Howell Township, tfoamouth and ot tk* oOoen t* Jerear Bouthen n Mra, William Mulligan, Ids* Hel- County. N. J.. for tha Improvement of the lUroeld Station' Road and the lm. J M* "SJttasTS I St. James' Convent ena Hartnedy, Mra. W. H. Porter, uovement of Maxim-Southard Boed. See. Mra. Lawrence Roche, Mr*."P. J. I, end part of West Farms Boad, In tha re 3u Count* i Mulvihm, Mrs. Mary Orause, MM. fewoaslp of Howall. in the County of la feint* arfven that • Ge» southwardly along _- .__ —, -s Monmouth. vrlth bituminous surface' upon will h» haTd In and lor - r*wsbury avsnu. to Its iBtamsJos *rta At Parish Party Mary Huuy, Ura. William UK«, •zletlag foundation, estimated amount of Urough of UtUe 8u,er, t _ ot R*4 Bank. In th* County - a center llns.of Weal.Uoaara g***, Mra. C. V, McCarthy, Mrs. CHwrlu bituminous surface pavement for the. Falr- lonmouth end State of nth aad Slat* of New Jersey, en th.nee law Jersey, on 1111, between the Scott, Mrs. Edward Healy, Mrs. Hen- Beld Station Road Is 20,000 iquare yards; Tuesday, No**aut«r td, lit), f w«»r. November si .lS«e. between the Mn. Hwry Quinn and Mr*. Wfl- for the Maxim-Southard Road. 8ect. I. and hours of wvea a'o * boon ol seven o'oloek A. M. and elcot withthwith'thhee center K, rt Isjlthtoa i.J«o» M. and eight ry Larkin, Mrs. Dennis Murray, Mn. West rams Road Is 8.100 squar* yards. o'clock *.U,J> feloek P. U, at the naixotlT* polil« tthench e northwtrdlth y along 15a center llaeoi reepectlvs polling • liun. Decker Co-Chainnen— Daniel Raff»rty, Mrs. Robert Starr, "'" will be opened and read In nubile at place In mat B*»L__ Dlaoes la said Borotuth. Lelghton avanu* to It* Intersection with Mrs. Charles LeMalstre, Mm William —. rooms of said Commlttse, Township Said elejtkM will b. held be th* center tine bt s/ooaat *™'»^ Jhenee Borough to* the porpea* «3 Bald eketlon v/lll be held In th* said Mw. Victor Wollkamp Wini Little, Mrs. Joseph Dillon, Un. Mar- Jell, Ardena. N. J.. on Tueider, October Borough for tha purpois of electing; wutwardly along th* enter I eothw «. USB. at SiOO p. ra.. Standard Time.. Hectors of a President and Vice President avenue to Its intersection • via L. Rlcheal, Ura. Trad Frlck, ot the North Shrewsbury of the water Ha* of $5 Award. Specifications and forms "of bids, con- of the United States: a Member of the northeastwardly along the Staiesi '• "Jjtwiero'f She Mra. Frank F. Kuhl, Mra. William tracts and bond for ths proposed work, Sous* of Representatives from tbe Third Hous* rssenteUve. from th* Third. **™ri thence (7) easterly.Tnsterly. " Ooninssloaal District: a Member of the North Shrewsbury river to it* I District! a Membsr of ti* water Una of tbt e shorh e c Gaskill, Mrs. Albert Bloom, Mm. prepared by Geo. F. Randolph. Township Jnited 8t»to BeiaU/rom thb Stati' twt with th* eenter lln* of ths '— »r».rtTert , to th About »180 w&« roallied Friday Snglnser, and approved by tha State United States Deflate from this Ststo; two United States SSenatt e ffromm ththia.Stateitwi Stte two th* railroad James Larkin, Mr*. H. Raymond Highway Commissioner, have been Hied In lanbers ot the Osnsral Asuably of New Members of the General Assembly of New bod of th* New Jersey So Osnsral AsutnbTr of N.w or btgtnnlag. night for the St. James' convent fund Phillips, Mrs. Jacob Bloom, Mm. fusty from tk* County of asosmouthi tha point or plac* of Degli _,-4i*,"?»>«»>«»» Plac* for ththe.flft* llfth El» the office of the said Engineer at 60 Broad Jersey from th* County of Monmouth; The polling place for the Jersey from the County of efaamouth! Dll rio 1 at » parish card party at the Bed Florence Bennett, Mrs. William ~ ., Red Bank, N. J., and of the State wo Members of th* Board of Chosen two Members oi the Board of Cboaen two ll.mb.rs of th. Board' of Ohosan $ 5i » *&•• postefflcpteffl . buildin>g at "rscholdsrs for th* County of afonmouth. District Is the cafeteria of mimd euro*** «* J. Bank Cathollo high gchool auditor- Chandler, Mm. Theresa Harold, Mrs. gfaway Commissioner, Trsnton, N. Jv Freeholders for th* County of Monmouth, Elsnsr Company. Bridge avenue West Freeholders for th. County of Monmouth. d may b* Inspected by prospective bid- for three years i and for th* following " i yearn and for the following Front .treat. tor three years) and for the foi' ' tftrict. Commonly Known a. ium. Mrs. Harry Quinn and Mrs. M. fields, Mrs. 3. 3. Bolln, Miss Julia ders during business bours. Bidders will municipal officers, vis., two Councilman _ sfflesrs, vls.t A Mayor for the municipal offlssrs, vis.i ten Hemh >ort*ionmouttt Dietrlct, William Decker were co-chajrmen. Beningham, Miss Marion Little, Miss he furnished with, a copy of ths specifica- for the Borough of Uttle Silver, for roll I of Bed Bank, for two yesrs I two Ninth Election District. th* Township Commutes, for a .fv wttaaarlta ol t^« iiun*> uv M J tions by the Engineer on proper notlc* era of three years, and a JnsUce of th* -jien for th* Borough of Bad Bank. Beginning at a point where the cents; of three ysarai a Tax ColUctor 1. Mra. Victor Wolfkamp won $5. Anna Thorpe, Miss Marlon L Cogan, Fesce. for the full term of five years. ... -_j full term of thr«* ysarsi and two line of Shrewsbury avenue Is Intersected Miss Dorothy O. Deseh, Miss Lillian and psymsnta of the cost of preparation. township, f« a fnil tern of three years, Beginning t the corner formed by in. which feaa disposed ot on tho co-op- Bids must be mad* on standard proposal The Collins plaea for Uttle Silver Bor- Justices of the Peace, tor the full term with the center Une" otB*rbert etreet. Intersection 8 of five years. < and • Justlc* ot.the Peace foi th* full tba road from Bendrlokson ! erative plan. A linen luncheon set Desch, Miss Josephine Q. Toma_mo, forms In th* manner designated therein juga Is the Uttl7 8Uv.r Volunteer Fire thence southwardly along the center Iln* term of (IT* ytars. gomertgmet o AAt Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. O'Kane, Mr. and rwnired by the specifications, must be Company's Houst. • BhMwebury avenue to It* Internet' from that ro nti, Highlands and thsTro«S was awarded to Mrs. C. J. Guincy. enclosed In sealed envelopes, bearing the Node, of Kadstmtfcn. « Notice ol tUarietretloo." and Mn. Theodore Moss, Mr. and NatU* af Rerlstratlon. And that on Tuesday, October IS, the center line of the Newman —--„— to Harmony; thence (! Mrs. George Mott and Mrs. Rita nsme and address of the bidder and name And that on Tuesdsy, October II, road, thence easterly along the center line And that on Tuesday. , October < 18, t0< l >1 11 Mrs. William Wlehmann, Mr. and of road on outside, addressed to the Town- l»a«, the Boards of Secistry snd BUetlon U»«, th. Board, ot Eeslstry and Election ? '$* J!"' ' ?" ' "ourss««>s taltonorth-I Douglas received non-play erg" awards 8I«. th. Board of Registry " - " will meek at th* place at which they will of the Newman Spring! road to Ita Inter- ship Committee of Bowell Township, will n4t>t ftt tlw DlacCai tt section with tha center line of Broad will meet at th* plan at which thai will nton'a Oreak; thsnee (8) stilil and Miss Mary Jane Fleiplng won a Mra, Fred-L. Ayers, Mr, and Mra. J. Monjnonth County, H. J.. snd must be hold th* Oenerai Keenon ahove m«i< hold th* Oenan) Election abov* men. T. White, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. B1U- hold tfc* Gutr*! ElwtJon tloned. between theihoqrs of one o'doek street, thence northwardly along the can. '•<"•> th girls' prize. A handmade center- accompanied by a certified check for not n«d, t»tw*n tlubnn of on* o'< ter line ot Broad street to Its Intersection 3on«d, Between the hour, of one o'clock maurlce, James W. Wlchmann and less than tsn (10) per cent of ths amount In the afternoon Aad ton. o dock In the with the center line ot the track, or In the afternoon and nihe o'elook In tha piece was awarded to Mrs. Jerome th« afUraopn and nln* o'cloek In evening, for th* purpoa* of malting th* •Venice;* for th* purpos* of making tht Walter Rafferty. bid, provided said cneek shall not be more •..cntnv, for tb* pnrvow of nmkln* t&t road bed eof th* New York and Long Sloyan. A homemade cake, donated than. 120.000.00. and be delivered at tha final revision and correction of the regis- Branch railroad, thence northwesterly flnai ravlslon and correction of tb. rsgls* plaea and on tha hour above named. The fin*U nrlstbn and correction of tfa* ngta- ter for the General Election. ter for ths General Election. by Mrs. David Noonan, was bought Ur for tha Gantral EUctlon. along the center line of the road bed or atandard proposal form Is attached to the The following Is a description of th. tracks ot the New York and Long Branch The foliswlng Is a d«jcrlptloo- of the at an auction by Mrs. Tom Howard. sappletnentary specifications, copies of Election Districts In th. Borough of tied railroad to Its Intersection with the center Election Districts In the Township ot MId- Decks of cards were awarded to FREED OK GAMBLING CHARGE. which will he furnished on application to CUrk of th« Borough of UUU SUw. Bank and th. polling places la ths same. llno-of Chestnut street, thence southwar dletown end th* polling places in ths the Engineer. Dated April IB, 1D8B. •• < via.1 along the center Una ot the tracka or Is.i the high scorers at each table. Re- bed ot th* New Jersey Southern railro ^••Oo'nJr, thence B)TSfr S»£*; Bids will he received for the Improve- First Election District. fre»nments were aerved by Misses Judge Knight Directs Verdict For NOTICE OF REGISTRY AMD ELECTION. to Ita Intereeitlon with the canter line of First District, Commonly Known as the ftlona th* «>ad past John J. HurShyS ment of the Falrfield Station Boad aa one in*? tX • point on th* shore of Herbert street, thence westwardlj alojig *o the pUc« of beginning at Haul Ann Little, Betty Cotter, Mary Cot- Walter Hurley of Anbury Park. unit and for the- Improvement of the Holtad.1 TawaaUp, N. X ' th* North Shrewsbury Elver directly oe- th* center line of Herbert street to It* In- Mlddlatown District. tfaxlm Southard Road, See. 2, and West ties owned by the Hon. Th* boundaries of the sun* an as lol- e f or ter, Patricia Wehr, Mary Jane Flem- Kottoe of th* tlma and plaa* of holMag sTiontlt Boas Club ana the property known tersection with the center Una of Shrews, E!* * . i ElMtlonl ing, Mae Jackson, Marjorle Jones, Walter Hurley, who openly testi- Farms Bosd as one unit. bury avenu*. th* point or place of begln- fied to being a bookmaker in Asbury By order of the Township Committee of ^ml D^dof tie office™ to M th* Bed-Bank Lyceum, tbsnoe south- "^cg'nnlng *t the comer of Wesley Ma. Jane Peyton, Peggy McDonough and Bowell Township, Monmouth County, N. J. vnMly to th* center lln* ef Broad street, aon'a hous. on th. road Lading from 5T Park during the Naughrlght Inves- HERBERT BURDGE, thence along th* enter Une ot Broad street %>o ipolling place for th. Ninth Elsctlon Mlddlatown to Keyport, and thenc. (1) Sawn* Dbtitet Commonlr Known u to,! Joan Cotter. r to It* Intersection with the oenter tin* of following * lln. on * oours. of (Hay, tigation in 1034, was acquitted of a Chairman. /otto* b hartcy gives that a General District la union flrehous*. Shrewsbury ELMER C. HALL. Clark. Mechaalo etfsjet. these* eastwardly along avenue. 10U), south iforty-elght degrees and forty- Assisting the chairmen were Mrs. b'ookmaklng charge at Freehold flection vriU b, hSd la and for tb* the center Une ot MecharJo etrwt to the Tenth Election District. five minutes west to th* tWoi th. road Rita Douglas, Mrs. Joseph Dillon, Thursday on a directed verdict by fownshlp of Holnidel fat the County of end ot IlMhanla street, these* southeaster- Btglnnlng >t a point where th* eenter bounding Mlddlstown and Holmdel Town- Boglnnlng at tho oornar formed b* thai NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. gtlna 8Ute.of rSw Jeraey. on ly along the ience Una to> the ourved tin* of Shrewsbury avenue" is Intarseoted ships l thsno* (3) southerly, following tha intMseotioi* of the road from Hendriok!! Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mrs. Thomas Judge J. Edward Knight. Hlg trial Nolle* ti h«tby given thit waltid bids boundary Una of th* Borough of Bed Bank, vrlth tho csnter lln. of West Leonard csnter lln. ot said boundary road betwsen Kelsey, Mrs. George Grause, .Mrs. did not reach the jury as Judge will be »c*lv«d by the Township Commlt- thence northeastwardly end northwardly street, thence southwardly along the flea* MIddletown and Holmdel Townshlss to t«» of Holmdct Township, Monmouth o'elook F. M, at th* naptotlv* oolllng following th* curved boundary lln* of Ui* Ur lln* ot Shrewsbury avenue to ita Inter- Garret B. Luyster's corneri thanes It) , .—mw _„„ nortLvnj Thomas Hackett, Mrs. Nora Creevey, Knight ordered his dismissal for lack plao*. la aajd Township. Borough of Had Bank to th* shor* ox th. vr.at.rly, to Hendrlckson a Corner, in uud irly, alonir th* j of evidence after the state had pre- County, N. J., for th« surface treatment section with the center Una of the Newman last named road and alon, th* road Dttst j Mrs. William Wlchmann, Mrs. of Bitha&y Boad, in the Township of - "• *lertlon will be bald In th* said North Shrewsbury riven thsnee soutb- Springe road, thence westwardly along the boundary Una I thence (*) .southerly, again M Charles Scott, Mrs. Patrick Cotter, sented its case. Holmdel. In the County of Monmouth, Trjwnahlp (or the purpose of electing westwardly and w*stwstrdly euong th. center line ot tha Newman Springs road to th. comer of George a. Luyster's (sad with a bituminous surface upon existing Electors of e. President and Vice President shor* ot th. North Shrewsbury river to \to Its Intersection with the North Shrews- on th* mad leading from .MIddletown to «hioo rnS^m»erBor^.y; fi Mrs. Ethel Watklns, Mrs. David Km- The strongest part of the evidence foundation, estimated amount of bitumin- of the United States; a Member of the th* point abov* mentioned at th* shore bury river, thence northeastwardly along Holmdeli thenoe (I) easterly, and fol- mons, Mrs. David Noonan, Mrs. John against Hurley was offered by an em- ous surface pavement - required is 9,000 Sous* of Bftpr*«cntattves from the Third Una ot th. said river directly between th* the shore of the North Shrewsbury river lowing tha center line ot eald road to 1 P. Gaul, Mrs, Lawrence Bocho, Mrs. ployee of the telephone company, square yards. Bids will be opened and GonBressionsi Dlstrtet; a Member of the ~irop*rtlea owned by the Uonmouth Boot to Its Intersection with the center Un* of Balm Hollow at' Fred Harrls'e Corner t read ID public at the roontB of mid Com- United SUtei S«naU fVom this State i two " ih and property known as the Red Looust avenue, thenc* aastwardly along thence (•> easterly, following the canter «!£,te? as. ST4, ^« .sssS James Anderson, Mrs. John Ryan, who testified to having Installed jnltUe at Township Hall. Holmdel, K. J, ak lorcaum, at th* point or plac of b»- tha center Una ot Loonst avenue to lte In- line of said road to the New York and the flay shore to the Ksansbu™ BoroSSJ Members of the General Assembly of New Long Branch railroad i thence (1) north- 1 outh 'Mrs. Walter Layton, Mrs. Anita three phones under the name of on Thursday. October 8, 1838, at 1:00 p. from the County of Monmouth: tersection with the center Une of Lelghten a^owSB?- t. «!"the * Keanshurair"' •. ; «'yBoroug- "">h« wes&rfyline S" wo Members of. the Board of Chosen avenue, thence southwardly along tho'cen- erly, along the New York and Lons Branch Falmar Hughes, Mrs. Helen I. Baldwin, Mrs, Walter Hurley. The employee add- 1.. Standard Time. i polling plac* for th. First Election ter line of Lclghton avenue to lte Inter- railroad to Mill Brook running through ue0 ; tbence ) souu freeholders for the County of Uonmouth, Dlstrlot is Navesink Book and Ladder farm of William B. Oonoveri thenoe (!) -'ata'r- Av"'"'--'"'u t"0 -<«- «° *» Joseph Bray, Mrs. John P. Mulvlhill. ed however that application for the Specification., and forms of bids, con- for three years[ and. for the following section with the oenter Une of West Leon- *? »'u Stlte Mrs. Joseph Hlntelmann, Mrs. Wil- tracta and bond for the proposed work, Flrehous*. Mcchanlo street ard street, thence eaetwardly along the easterly, along eald Mill Brook, to tha road service was made by letter and lie prepared by Geo. F. Randolph, Township municipal officers, vli.i one Township Com- Second Election District. center Una of West Leonard street to the from formerly Antonldes's Cornor to Chapel liam Spence, Mrs. Ralph Kllzen, Mrs. could not Identify the signature as En^tneer» attd approved by the State mitteeman, for three years. BMinnlng at * point where th. center canter tine of Shrewsbury avenue, the Thomas Calandrlello. Mrs. Thomas Hghway Commissioner, have been filed In Notice o! Registration. lln. ot Mechanic- street la Interaected vrlth point or place of beginning. HU1 to Headd. being that of the accused. th* e*nter Una ot Broad street, thence plac* i thenc* (10) i eriy, along the last Harmond?\ofey Cornert . Wttle, Mrs. Mae Eyaa the office of the said Engineer at (Q Broad And that on Tuesday, October 18, T 1 th St., Bed Bank, N. J.. and of the State 1936. the Board of Registry and Election southwardly along th* oenter Una ot Broad The polling place for the Tenth Election named road to tha -—.. nntonldes. a Corner i S * Mrs. John McNeil, Mrs. H. Ray- Highway Commissioner, Trenton, N. JM will meet at the place at which they will atreat to Ita Intersection with th. center District Is Westsld* Englns House, Leigh- formerly at Chapel Hill, thence • furnished with a copy of the specifica- In th* afternoon And nine o'clock la the Clerk of the Borough of Bed Bank. Ellhth District, Commonly Known as tb* \ ry Pennington, Mrs. Joseph Laurino, evening, for the purpose of making the National Bank, thenco eonthwardly along em railroad i thenee <18) northerly along Historical House at AUentown' To tions by the Engineer on proper notice th* rear ot said Bank on* hundred feet Dated April 18, 198S. tht right of way of said New Jersey South- Riverside Drive and Headdeo'e Corner Mrs. David F. Sheridan, Mrs. Aloysi- Be a Hospital. and payments of the cost of preparation. final revision and correction of the ^vgts- from tha center Une of Wallace atreet, era nllroad to Walter Bopping1* Corner t Dietrlct. Bids must be made on standard proposal Ur for the Central Election. of th* sasi* an as (ol. us Patterson, Mrs. John Giblon, Mrs. forms in the manner designated therein The polling place for Holmdel Township thenc* eastwardly by a straight Imagin- NOTICB OF REGISTRY AND ELECTJON. thenca (18) northw*it*rly, from WalUr Harry McCormick, Miss Louisa Chad- The historical Imlay mansion at ary lln* to Ita Intersection with the center Hopping/* Corner along the Hopping road and required by the specifications, must be .. at th* Township Hall. HolmdeL New lines ot Unden place and Wallace street, Boroufh ol Fair Haven. N. J. to Morford's Corner at New Moamouthi wick, Mrs. John Hogan, Mrs. John AUentown, erected in 1787 and re- enclosed In sesled envelopes, hearins the Jersey. Beginning at th* Interautlon ot th* I thenc* northsastwardly along the center Notice of the time and place of holding thenc* (14) westerly following th* center 8hr.vi.bury Hly.r and th. brldg. over th* garded as one of the finest colonial name and address of the bidder and name Una of Wallac* strftst to Its Intersection lln* of th* main road leading from Mon- Bannon, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. of road on outside, addressed to the Town- Qerk of Holmdel Townih'lp. tha General Election and oi the officers to **«• Of th* New York and ling Branch John Kaney, Mrs. Theresa Herold, dwellings in the state, has been sold ship Committee of Holmdel Township, with til* center Une of Prospect mvenue, ba elected and meetings of the Boardi ol ardvlllt to New Monmouth toward Kay- railroad! thane* (1) northerly, along the i : Dated April 18, 1988. thane* soatheastwardty along th* center port, right of way of the New York and XonJ Mrs. George Hawkins, Mrs.^Leo to Dr. Walter D. Farmer, an AUen- Uonmouth County, N. J.. and mutt be Reslitry and Election In the Borough oi accompanied br a certified, check for the Un* ot Prospect avenue to the southerly Fair Haven, County of Uonmouth. ' BrMOh railroad to Mill Brook. runSni i Green, Mrs. Vincent Fltzmaurice, town physician. Dr. Farmer an- curved boundary line of therBerougb of Tht polling plac* xor the Flnt !3*oUoIfleoUon through th. farm of W. R Conover; then"* snra of Two Hundred Dollars (1200.00), NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. Red Bank, tbence northwardly along rhe Nutlc* la tie re by given that a G*n«ri* Dlstrietlt.the.poitofflItr* building onr Btate Mrs. William Jones, Miss Helen nounced that he intends to convert and be delivered at the place and on the Election will be held In and for the Bor- (2> »asterly along Mill Brook to tie ro"a| hour above named. The standard prp- Atlantis Township, N. J. curved boundary Une of the Borough of hway. Middletown VUlan. Mlddletownlddlt . from Chapel UlH to Headden'a Corner Bennett, Miss Ella McGarity, Mrs. the old house into a hospital. He al- Motto* ot th* time and plao* of holding Bed Bank to the Fence Une. thence northV ough of Fair Haven« In the County ot potal form Is attached to the suppleinen- Monmouth and State of New Jeney* on near the Mill Pondi thence (8) northerly^ John 8pillane, Miss Margaret Tobin, ready operates a private hospital at th* General Election and of the offloers to weetwardly along the said Fence Un* to Sscond District, Commonly Kaon Is 111* up eald road to formerly Antonldes's (£S «T specifications, copies of which will; be b* elected and meetings ot the Board ot th* eenUr Un* ot Meohanlo etr«*t, thence Tueiday. November 8d, 1988. between th* ner to Chapel Hill: thence (4) easteriyj Allentown. The sale of the building hours of seven o'clock A- U. and eight Naveelnk District. Mrs. Reginald VanBrunt, Miss Eliz- furnished on application to the Engineer. Registry and Election m ta* Township ot weetwardly along the center line of Me- Th* boondarlas ot ths ssme are aa toU along the Chapel BUI road to aarvgy*a abeth Morris, Mrs. Jacob Bloom, was made by the Farmers' National By order of the Township Committee of Atlantic In th* County of Monmouth. chanlo atreet to Its Intersection with the o'clock P. hU at the reiptotlve poUlaa lows, vls.i Oojrn«r. tormsrly Wyckoff'e: thence ft); Bank acting for the estate of Mary lolmdel Township, Uonmouth County, Notice ta hereby given that a General eanter Un* of Broad street, th* point or plactjs In ealii Borough. eMUlly, and southerly, along the boundary Mrs. C. J. Guiney, Mrs. Stephen plac* ot beginning. Beginning at Many Mind Oreei and iln. of Dlstrlot No. 1, to the Brown's Dock Warren, Mrs. Matthew Power, Emma Gordon. The dwelling was ' *' JOSEPH A. TTLTON. Blectlon will be held la and for the Ssld election will be held In the said Savanth avenu* on th* Georse B* Oavi. road) thence (!) southerly, along the Township ot Atlantic, la tao Comity of Boroagh for the purpose of eleatfns property, and thane* running U) *otttb« In 1 Mrs. James Larkin. Mrs. William built by John Imlay, who operated Chairman. Monmouth and State of New Jersey, tin Th* polling place for th* 8econd Eleo- Brown . Dock road, lo the. Shrewsbury a fleet of Balling vessels out of Phil- SIDNEY V. BRAY, Clerk. tlon district Is Independent Firehouse, He- Electors of a President and Vice President th* e*st*r at Seventh Avenue v> the roid jUveri theno* (7) westerly> along the Roswell, Mrs. Thomas Corcoran, Mrs. Tuesday, November 8d, 1080, between the ehanlo street of the United States j a Member of jth* leadlns from Naveaisk to Leonardvlllei Shrewsbury rive-, to the point or place of . Edward O'Kane, Mrs. William Tur- adelphia to the East Indies, The hour* of seven o'clock A. H. and eight House of Representatives from the Third thenee (S) westerly, along the cenur beginning. Monmentb County Surrogate's Office. o'clock P. M, at th* respective polling Third Election District. - Congressional District i a Member of th« line ox ssld road inalns 'rom Ne.T*slnk to nler, Mrs. William Leddy, Jr., Mrs. house has sixteen rooms. la the matter of the estate of Mar cm M. olaca hi aald Township. Beginning at a point where the canter United States Senate Prom thli State; two Leonardvllle to the wlndins road leedim The polling pi.oa for the Eighth- lilac Hatty O'ConhoV, Miss Elizabeth Ry- Said election will be held in the said line of Wallae* etreet la Intersected with tlon District is th* Utehouso of MIddletown Davidson, deceased. tha outer Una of Broad street, thence Members of the General Assembly ot New op to tho Sorrer (toimerly) prf-— . an. i , Kotlce to credtlors to present claims township tor the purpose of electtna Jersey from the County of Uonmouth} th* Bay View HelBhtai thenc* ( Fir* Company No. U StlU Highway, Hend- Electors ot a President and Vie* President southwardly along the center line ot Broad two Member* of the Board of Chosen srly. np tha said winding: road to den's Corner. N. J. MOBE FALL TRAVEL. asalnst estate. of tha United States i a Member of the stnet to Its Intsrsectlon with the center D Mrs. Lester Pecyno, Mrs. Victor Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. Dpn>- Un* of Harding Road, thence eastwardly Freeholders for the County of Uonmouth. av.nuei theno* M) westerly. In tbe « - HOWARD W. ROBERTS. ahay. Surrogate of the County of Mon- House of Bepreaantetlvei from the Third along tha center Una of Harding Hoad to for three years f and for the following ter lln* of Far View avenue aa laid out on Wolfkamp, Mrs. Jerome Sloyan, Mrs. Faster Ships) and Lower Bates mouth. made on rti,shore of si United States Senate from this Stats; two center Un* of Cedar avenue, to that point isUrlyTfollowIni. llah water lln* on Mrs. Arnold Soden, Mrs. Richard Fourth Election District, la shor* ot sailI orwk and of th. said MemberB of tho General Assembly of New • Thompson and Mrs. Richard At- Beginning at a point where th* center where the c«nt«r Une of Cedar avsno* In. irewabnry rivsr, along th* Hartshorn* Jersey from tho County of Monmouth J Bnft of Broad atreet t. Intersected with the tersects the oentar (In* of Elver road) .id other properties to th* easterly lln* two Members of ' the Board ot Choien eentar Une of Harding road, thence east- thenc* east along the center Una of River of th* Borough ot Highlands] thence (II) Freeholders for tho County of Manmonth. Yhose present included Mrs. Jc- wardly along the center of Harding Road road to the point when th* centar line of following the esstsrlr, southerly and we»t- for threo years; and for tho following »eph Laurino, Mrs. Jeromo Sloyan, to ita Intersection with Branch avenu*, Battln road Intersects the center Un* of •rly Hoes ot th* Boroagh of Highlands lo municipal otuccrs, viz.! A Mnyor, for the thence southeastwardly along th* center River road i thenca north along tht en* th* easterly borough line of the Borouxb full term of two years; two Councllmen, •Mrs. Alfred Relss, Mrs, George Mott, Un* of Branch avenue to Its Intersection ter line of Battia road to the Shrewsbury of Attantlo Highlands! thencer (14) follow- for the full term of three years; ono Coun- Mrs. Rita Douglas, Mrs. Thomas Kel- Sanitone Dry Cleaning vrlth th* center line of Bergen place, river. ing . easterly and In part of tb* south- cilman to fill the unoxplrcd term or Itny- thence eaatwardly directly between t.he Tbe polling plao* fox the First Enaction mtif In* ot the said Boh f All mond Quenther, and a JuBtlca of tho sey, Mrs. Samuel Berkowltz, Miss Dbtrlct Is the Flrehouse of th* Fair Ha* Peace for full torm of five years. Marie Hum, Miss Mary Murphy, roperties owned by the Estate ot Sarah Highlandd*s to tthhe poinitt where 'th*"c*nter Guaranteed By P. Woleott and Emily Spinning, on* hun- van Votunteex Fir* Company. Fair Haven Hn* of Svvenui Avenue on th* said Davis Notice ol Ragistratlon. Mrs. George Coudrler, Mrs. Arthur dred and fifty feet from tha eenter line road. property Intersectrsects MMany Mind creek, the And that on Tuesday, October 11, Eschelbach, Mrs. George Bray, Mrs. Good Housekeeping Magazine of Bergen place, thence southeastwardly Second Election District. isms being the poiinnt or plac. of begin, 1986, the Board of Registry snd Election John Hughes, Mrs. Mario Weber, by a strslght line to the curved boundsry All that part of the Borougroughh lying w*st ntofc Alee all Uiaat territory known as will meet at th* place at which thsy will Un* of th* Borough ot Bed Bsnk, thence of th. Une a. laid down In tha First Bandy Hook or Fort Hancockcock, hold tho General Election sbov. men- Mrs. Mae Hugg, Mrs. M. Bradshaw, A* Advertised Therein Dis- _.... { ^ d southwestwardly along th. ourved bound- trlot above. . Th* polTlng plac* ^ deeond1 (Slo- tioned, between the hours of one o'clock Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mrs. Roger ary line of th. Borough of Gsd Bank to Its The polllri:g place for the Second Hee> {or In the attarnoon and nine o'clock In the Francis, Mrs. Joseph Fix, Miss Agnes Intersection with th* center lln* of Broad tlon District Is Augustus M. Minion's ga- 01 Navesink flrehouse, evening, for th. purpose of making th. Hackett, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. Jo- street,* thenc* northwardly along the cen- rgerage. . East SiSidSid e ParkPk , RiveRi r roadd* OMIT Third District Commonly Kaovra ea the Anal revision and correction oi the regis- ter lln* of Broad street to the Intersection S^Mir ter for the General Election. seph Ciambrone, Mrs. H. Aschettlno, Lincoln avenu*. Bellord District. with the center line of Harding road, the M. FLOYD SMITH, The boundaries of the earns an as (ol. The polling place for Shrewabury Bor* Mrs. P. J. Zambrano, Miss Sara Mur- point or plac* of beginning. oogh Is tha Flrehouae. Shrewsbury. Olerk of FaFaiir Haven Borough, lowe. vls.t phy, Miss RoBe Compoly, Mrs. Ethel Tb* polling place for the Fourth Elec- Dated Apriil 1818 , ltDIltDI. OBTRUDE! tt VAN VUET. tion District U at tha Blalsdsll garsge, Beginning at the Bay Shore In th. right Clerk of th. Borough of Shrewsbury* Watklns, Mrs. Mao Sheridan, MIBJ RUGS •eat side of Broad strest. nearly opposite ot way of the old New J.rssy Southsrn Elizabeth Sloyan, Miss Josephine Kel- Waverly place. NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. railroad and from thenc* running U) Dated April 18, 19SS. Ivory Soap southerly, to a brook leading Into Comp- ly, Miss Kathryn Laurino, Mrs. A. E. Shrewsbury Township, N. J. Your Favorite Filth Elsctlon District: ton's Creek) thane* (>) up said brook and Wilde, Mlos Eleanor Koch, Miss Ruth Beginning at a point on the shor* lln* NotiM ol th* time and plan* of holding ComptonCompton'' 'a Creek" lo Mill BrooBkk .a.t NeN,. w NOTICB OP REGISTRY AND ELECTION. SHAMPOOED ot th* North Shrewsbury Blver directly be- ths General Election and ot the officers to M^*<8 Williams, Miss Mildred Lawes, Mies twstn th. propsrtl** ownad by the Hon. Monm«^l**»«L<8^.Mterl;to th. right < Borough ol Rumson. N, J. be elected and meetings of th* Board ot ot way of th"See 1 w Jeresy Southern rsll- Notlo* of th* ttm* and place of holding Kathryn O'Keefe, Miss Margaret Uted mouth Boat Club and th* property known Registry and Election In the Township ot (4) south to'the oid'Mldji*. Tierney, Miss Honoria Kerllng, Mrs. as the Bed Bsnk Lyceum, thsno* south- the General Election and of the oracere to wardly to th* center line of Broad street, Shrewsbury, in the County of uonmouth. town Station of th* N*w J.rssy Southern b* .l.ct«d and m*.tlnga of the Boards ot Michael Nastasla, Mrs. Julian Camp- With Greatest thence southwardly along th* center line Notice Is hereby given that a Osneral railroad l theno* (6) .uteri? to pastel Regletry and Election In the Oorougb ot bell. Exclusive!] of Broad street to the Intersection with the Election will be held In and for th* BUI road sit a corner of the Junction ot Rumaon, County of Monmouth. GOWN center line of Monmouth atreet, thence Township ot Shrewsbury. In th* County of the road leading from MIddletown t* UIJB- Notio* 1. h«r*by given that a General weatwardly along th* enter Un* of Uon- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, on landsl thenc. (!) following a line of • Election will be held In and for tha Miss Margaret K. Noonan, Miss mouth street to Ita Interasatlon with the Tuesday, November >d, lBI", between th* -~-— -^——— *——a>w "'""'--rr" ••«••** MX Q0j|tsW Borough of Rumson, In the County of Mary E. Grause, Mrs. S. Edward Care center line of th* tracks or road bad ol hours of seven o'clock A. M. and elgbt no minutes east ta Mill Brooki tbenc* (7 north, down th* c*nt*r of ••**'••-'• Monmouth and Btata of New Jersey, on Sweeney, Mrs. Walter B. Connor, in Our the New Jereey Southern railroad, thane* o'clock P. H.. at the respective polling Tuesday, November 8d. 1086. between the northwardly along tha center of the tracks plsee In ssld Township. Mrs. John R. Snodeker, Mm. A. houre of Sevan o'clock A. M> and eight of the New Jersey Boo them railroad, to Said election will be held in th* eald o'elook P. H* at the rasp.otlv. polling Kendzla, Mrs. A. A. Woodward, Mrs. By SUIT the shor* ot th* North Shrewsbury rlrar, Township for the purpose of electing plans In said Borough. Rusnell Mlnton, Mrs. Joseph Hintel- LAUNDRY vthenc* southeaitwardl- - y and northeastward. Electors of a Presldsnt snd Vice President • * - i North Shrews. of the United States! a Msraber of the Bald .Lotion will b. bald In th. said mann, Mrs. Hubert Gaul, Mrs. John IV along th. shor. of the Ki House of RsprescntaUves from ths Third Oorough for th. purpos. ot sleeting Ryan, Mrs. John Mertx, Mrs. Arthur bury river to the. eenter lire between the Congressional Districttrict;! a Member of the Fourth District, Commonly Knows) •* I Electors of • President and Vice Pr«"lil«nt Latest property belonging to th* Uonmouth Boat United States Semate froinm this Stetel two Leonardo Dlitrltt. of th* United Htnts.i a Member of the Little, Mrs, Patrick Kennedy, Mrs. OluD and prODjrty known as tha Bed Bans House of RepressntBtlvss from ths Third Edward McDonoiiRfi, Mra. W. Har- Mambars ot the General Assembly of New Th* boundaries ot th* easts an aa lol* COAT Lyceumceum, the roprolntt or ppch * -• • • Jertsy from the County ot Monmouth I Iowa, via. • Congressional Distrtoti a Member of th* ry Pennlnfrlon, Mrs. John McNeil, ~Th * pollinilllng plaoplaeas *for th Unlt«d Ststes Senate from this State; two UJt le.Uhertl Libt y " two Memfaere of the Doard of Chosen Beginning at th. Bay Shor. at Ware Mr». Fred Crlnc, Minn Mary O'Bnen, Improver] Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. ' i running thane* (1) *puth*rly. Members ot the General Assembly of New Mrs. Talrlck F. Colic, Mrs. William SEND TRIAL for thre* years) and for the following th* severaMv«ral ccourseo s of ssld creek Jsrsey from the County of Monmnuthi SUth Clectlea Dlitriel. municipal orncers, vla.i on* Township U Brook (!prtn*" irli y known aa Cold two Members of the Board of Choien O'Brien, Sr., M!ns Helena Henderson, CAN BE Beginning at a point wher* the center freeholders for th* County of Monrnoutb. lln* • ot Monmouth street I* Interseetvd Commltteeman, for the full term ot three tH Brook) to Mlili Inridgs on th. road Mrs. Anna Derry, Mrs, BiiHle Sulli- years. Uaatng iron L*on " U New Mou- for three yearei and for tht e following with the center line of Droad street thenee municipal offltMsrs, vls.i two Oouncllmer., van, Mrs. Harry Kernfy, Mva. Mnrr;e Method* BUNDLE Mrathv/ardir alona th* eenttr lln* of Notice ol Rssistratlon. mouth) th*n«* (t) . .ing » lln. on e iil ffl Broad street to lte InUraectlon with the •oar** of -outh «i* reas no minute* for full terms or thjre e years eachh ! one Kebeck, Mm, flcorgn Conrad, Mrs. And that on Tuesday, October II, CiCouncilmanl , ffoforr a term of Jwto l[**rs to Mary Ladtflo, MIH. Walter Ijjyton, eenter lln* ef Reokless pl*o*. thenc* west- 19|t. th* Doard ot Registry and Election wardly along the ewntm line ol Btckuee will meet at the else, at which thsy will All thth e uneiplrel d term of John Ellis Mrs, Mlclmel J. UnRKCrman, Mrs. Da- TODAY slao* to It. InVerseoUon with the oenter and twt o JusticeJti s of ththe '•«Pexce», fo ffull l DYED hold, th* Otntrai Eleetlon abov* raavt' t*rras of five years each. vid Leroy, Mrs. John Mllon, Mrs. Une of Mas)* avmua. thane* northwardly tloned. between the bours »t one o'clock Louis Qartx, Mrs, 1'. F. T-ang, MIM along th. 0»nU» Hoe of 'Maid* arenU* ta the afternoen and nine o'elook In the Notts* ol registration. It. IntereMtloa erlth th. e*nt« Tint -- .veolng. for the purpose of isiaktag th* And that on Tuesday. October It, Ella Healy, Mlns Mnrgnrct Murray, Chestnut street, thene* wsatwardly along flrlal revision and correction ot th* lasjia- 1931. the Hoards of Raglitrr and Election Minn Omen Wnrd, Minn 1111a Mcdnr- DOMESTIC tli* eenter line ef Chestnut street to tte ter for the General Caution. will meet at the plaea at wtikh they will Ity, Mrs. V. W. Opppr, Mm, Warren To Match Any Sample. Inwrseetlen with the Uses, of th* r»«» The polllna; ptace for t^tarewsbury tosrav* bold th* Gsnersl Election above men- Jersey Bouthera railroad. Uur.ee north- Joned between the hours of r>nr> o'clock Bookwaltnr, Mm. T. Ilncklng, Mr*. A wardfr alona th* tracks or road bid of the ahip la the cehoolhous* at Tlnton rails. tt*w Jwsey Baothern iaUro*d to tta Inter- UARO11BTTA U HRKD. .n the af^tnnon ami nine o'elook In the George Ifowf'ill, Mm. Herbert Hnw- Clark of the Town.bls *f Mirewelrary. *Vr*mi* ta the point evening. «or tha purpose of making the klna, MrB. OfinrfTfi HIIWUIIIH, Mrs, 9'xl2* - $4.32 s«otloa vrlik th* eesiter lln* «f Nonroouth Vle« Avenue on ea final r*vtalon and correction of the regi«~ Jiut Telephone street, thesw* emttenurdly alone the center Dated Apill It. lltl. {{>{> eMt.rlr. M tk* t*r for th* aeneiel Election. Hurry Horold, Mm. W. (1, I^mlmhl, SERVICE lln* of HonDJOtrth sUset to jU liit.nKW- View kkvtnu e to thhe tnt - Ml«» Mnry ISoylr-. tlosi wlU •enterTin* of Bread etie.t. ti. Is known ae the ttorrey Doundarles ol the El.ollon Olsiilcts in IN CHANCERY Or NEW JEKSatY. th* llorougb of numson, and the twlllng point or el*** of MgnBlu. no* O) northei y, eWsm 1 ORIENTAL 'Ill I MENU II. CHAMBERI.A1N! plaa-•--•'* i•n each dlllstrlci t sun ffollows. i Mrs. O. K. Ilnnliion, Mrs, Fred Th* polllnB plae* for the fHxts) Kieetlon Its Honey Winding road Ily virtue of an order of th* Court of ^— -* th* road (ea4inn from Flrel Ueotlon DlslHct, Zollman, Mm, !•'. V.. linhliltt, Mm, H. For District la fUlUf Bngioe tloua*. Druuimond T place. Ctmnrery of New Jersey* made on the day fevefnl. to I«eo»rdviii«i thnoe jl) east- All that ptirtton of tbe llorough of «"™- O, Warn*, Mm. Ilniry Trees, Mm. 2800 Remit* Dectlan (Hetrlct. uf th* dal. hereof. In a cause wherein |t*d lln* o( tlu road (Miitnai aon situate north of lllil«. mail, hounded ItMttk Building; asid tiomn Assoclatlpn. a on the east by iMnaham BVttut* and on Hldney J. Wnln, Mm. V. J. (iulnoy, 9'x\2' - $6.48 Beginning at a point where the netitat rurtmrallon of th* Rtat* of New Jersey, Mrs. Tom Howard, Mm. (Jenrga Dwy- Every Need lln* ot proud street I. tnt.rs.ote4 with tiie " " - ot tU road the west by Quena VUta avenue. center line of Heeklase plaea, then*, south- U vomnlilnant and Henry P. Robinson matdvlll* lo Th* tolling place lor the strut Klectlod er, Mrs. Wllllnra Tnrnler, Mr*. Har- wardly along the eemter line of Broad snd others at* defendants, you ar. r*> th District Is Oceenla lirahouse, curnsr l(lv*l ry Jackmn, Mm, Aillnir Wehr, Mn. er**t ta the, *out»*rly Wnaarj oi th* quired t*> appear and answer the litll of road and Allen etieet, Rumson. Tbnman Little, Mrs. Mwln Collins, IHUB *f 8*4 Hank, Wane* north****- •aid eomtilalnsnt en or hsfore the aU' Second Kletllo. IMstrltt wardly aUiojr the amUi Ilij* of th* traeka te#nth day of Novsmher ne*t, or the eaH AH that poition of the Itorougli tit Hum- Mr*, Vincent J, ICck, Mrn. Ann But- r »M b**T of tb* Hew York and Umg lilll will b. la*.** «« eonfs»«l asalnst n slln.!. north of Rldie '""'• liouml.d phlri, Mr«. Theodore Koch, Mr«. Wil- 8raneh railroaa eompatiy la ite Interseation you. on tk* •«•! by Navwlns avsnli. and liam Cognn, Mrs. A. .1 Dowd, MUs witwttkh the *Mt«* > Ita* of Ohestnal etnset, Th. s»lf) bill If Died to__fot.*l«f. a **i. thewest by ftlnsbam avenu*. !l*l«n La nil, Mrn. C'lmrle* tilblln, theno* •ststwardlwstr Klona tlM eent«« line git*n »r tlsnry V. julltn. 1.1.0. fur th« I!" 0t CaVaotMt flri.>r**1i 1to it* tsMreaetUil will, s«s&An and NarN r A. Hohlnsoa, his wtf*. ta - - strlst' Is lliiBlson IfU* -,--,_. MIM MarfUerlln Word, Mm, J»m»a «e> *e*>is> ttu i si«« lied Stan..k. Bull.._.>lldln. f( Ia»a Msn Association, Haas*, Cent** atraei, n.ar ni.l«« road. Andtnwii, Mrs. Mary Fix. MM. J. O, *ttiHu iier I oe «l — - A eeriMtrU stonuMMi. with th. *e*ter •ration oef. th.._ * Rial* m M«w JeraiM, Aletor*, MVi, »• N. Ke«le, Mn. datedd " I'»k• Bln.twO- day of Tkl.d Kleetlaii plslricl •utvnMly on laftds tn the Tewitehlp ot ^^-n^wn, 40 thakatl portion of tkIk*e BorouajBorouaji o0' ><"«>• Catharine Chrl»lm«n. Mm. Kdward LEON'S " - -- -• ^niai .( p aea sttuattual* eoulsoulkh ef the* Rldiftldiff mail an4 Kelly, M«i H«iry MeConnlsh," Mtw iHsnber. * efl WnvMlnNavaslnk •»*«»*HVSBU.. •wTSoundsf*ii«'»«undsit - MtrCtNt Ha»!y, Ml«. Mxrtink H«»ly, Ckatwrs . Dyers - Launderers U>e point »i i.in', are Mads delinj'ant keeaus* yen an S2&S&& tt fr Man** roa* '' '" Mrs. Mhn V. Mulvihlll, Miss Ctlv on* of t». holners s( a norlatagf tovaw- Mlltta pl.M fqr |M"flli< K •rin* Bray, Mr«, John Hoisn, Mrs, 70-76 WHITE STREET, !»• t*. l*i • • " " • lstlM I* C«.r 4<#M O, A. Johwton, Mn, Jnhn d«nl. Mn. RED BANK HmrtiiVhillU RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1936.

leflnlte point southwest down the culated In Finch school at New Coast Erosion each. Matawan. fork for a' two-year secretarial Hence It!» an actusl tect that then (The Red Bank Register cen be bought ourse. She started her studies on Jttlea do accomplish to some extent Matawan from M. J. O'Connel, 124 Tuesday. Federal Problem fhat wan expected of tJwm. Rock atalD etreet and J. 4E J. Tusioi.) Mrs. Walter Seber la entertaining instruction allows, according to Mrs. Arsane Lucien of Lansdowne, :r cousin, Robert Richards ot Monmouth County Real Estate echnlcal theories, what are known Pa., and M. Cyril Hayhurst of Ocean- cranton, Pa. W 0 R L D Board to Seek Government is Interstaclal spaces, whloh In tlm« rpor t wer„e ogueHt_=s of Mrs, Raphael c. MISB Gene S. White left this week OF THE Aid in the Protection of Our lecame solidly Imbedded with «and Devlin Monday, or Wellesley, Mass., where she Will hrough' natural causes and which Mrs- - . ChaiicB Decker and Anthony esume her studies at Wellesley col- Beaches. ire In the time of stress tha neces- Hart of Hew York were guests- of Ege. 42-44 Monmouth Street iary weak points of the structure. Misses Lillian and Helen Jastrab SERIES Mrs. Margaret McDonald of Broad Coast eroBlon, according to a re- The construction ot the parallel street over the week-end. Mrs. Mc- f Aberdeen road, Mrs. Margaret Mc- cent announcement from the EroBlnn heet Bteel bulkheads and timber bul- Donald and her guests 'visited Mrs. onald and Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin Committee ot the Monmouth County varka In many sections are correct, George Straley of Neptune Sunday, ttended a card party at the Cliff- Real Estate Board, of which Reultor ret as a means of actually standing Bight members of the Glenwood ood fire house on Friday evening. announces the opening of their William H. Hlntelmann of Rumnon he head-on assault of the waves at Mission band and three members of .Irs. McDonald and Mrs. Devlin were Is chairman, has reached a point In he peak of a gale or hurricane, they tho Woman's Missionary society of >rize winners. the survival of the shore municipali- ire not, by ofar, the acme of per- the Flr»t Presbyterian church mo- Mrs. W. T. Zugalla entertained at ties where assistance from the out- ectlon. tored to Cranbury Thursday to at- ea on Monday afternoon In honor of New 1937 side, which Is a necessity, has ceased Forced power, such as Is stlmu- tend an all-day meeting of the Pres- ler house guest, Mrs. James Mar- to became a political football and atcd by the pounding waves, mult byterian Society oi Monmouth coun- hall of Larchmont, N. Y. Miss Elli New Decorators'Shop exists today an Imperative Issue In lave a partial outlet, and while this ty. Those who represented the Mis- Vllson assisted her la receiving. the hands Of the Federal govern- a afforded by the Interstaclal spaces sion band were Mrs. Carrie Conover, uests Included Mrs. James E. Voor- PH1LCO ment. . it the rock Jetty It Is net done so by president; Mrs. Tunis It. Schenck, hees, Mrs. Carl A. Geasweln, Mrs. F. The crack of the bat ... the PHILCOI02C Philco'a newest CoapaeJ The vast land destroying: floods he solid and rigid face of the bulk- Mrs. S, C. Thompson, Mrs. Albert Howard Lloyd, Mrs. G. Sterling We have secured die services of Mildred W. Whit- ead. Water piercing the Jetty Llsk, Mrs. Henry Hutchlnson, Mrs. 'hompson, Mrs. Jacob R. Lefferts, yell of the crowd ... the cries ^fg pS!^ caused yearly by tho overflow of tho of the players ... you Bet them jrille both front and back. man, New York Interior decorator. Mississippi river, whereby millions spaces Is broken Into Its many com- George Davidson, Miss Nellie Whit- Mrs. Charles C. Schock, Mrs. Mar- A MD allODl1 vlIue of dollars In tangible property was ponent parts and lt« power is ma- lock and Mrs. Lewis Bolce. Mrs. guerite Laird, Mrs. Prank H. Bliss. all with a Philco! There's still ' "•• wiped out, remained a continual terially diminished and therefore William H. Diggln, Mrs. Alken and Mrs. Tunis R. Schenck, Mrs. Warren timeifor FREE home demon- 5i Hew Medals You are Invited to consult with Mm. Whitman aounse of ordinary wrangling in poli- ipreadB on to the beach or property Mrs. Margaret L. Tcrhuno were mem- . Hutchlnson and Miss Nellie Whlt- sttation. Ask us about it now! concerning your decorative problemi, without aharfe, tics until conditions became such a iffected In a weakened form. bers ot the Missionary society who ock. menace to the national wealth ami This work Is the aim of correct attended. William Dernberger entered Upsala. Liberal Trade~ttt Allowance — Easy Terms/ either on Saturday afternoons or by sped*! appoint- •welfare of the district that outBidc, ingineerlng studies. This work also college: at South Orange as a fresh- lea, because of Its expense, at the Miss Reba Dlsbrow has enrolled man this week. ment. and In fact, all states were appor- at the Monmouth Memorial nurses tlonately taxed to alleviate the spread ands of the istate and the Federal training school at Long Branch. Miss Charlotte Saggel of Metueh- of further dlBastcr. government. It has become a na Orientation week has been complet- ;n, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. tlonal problem and not a local one. (Vllliam H. Stllwell, has returned to Von will bo Interested In seeing our charming The government working in con- ed and the classes are now running It will be the aim of the Monmouth on a regular schedule. There are ;he New Jersey college for women, lampi and gifts priced from fifty cent! up. Junction with tho War Department County Real Estate board to find a S^ew Brunswick, where she will be & engineers established a method of 22 students in the entering class. STERLI|G means to assign a new life to the unlor. flood control which while not yet land holders along the shore. Miss Phyllis M. Zorn, daughter of Mrs. Anna F. Diotz, Mrs. Margaret 21 wholly completed has already saved Mr. and Mrs, Errol M. Zorn of Val- McDnald, Mrs. William Donner- the nation vast sums in land value Beach erosion to the average dwel- ley drive, has enrolled in the Kath- FURNITURI ?^ er of the central Btates, plain worth, Mrs. Raphaol C. Devlin, Ke- WHITE STREET though It has in some proportion itatos and the mountains, means lit- erine Gibbs school at New York scau Hulsart and Daniel Rapolla at- Increased the tax rates. tle or nothing. They remain ignor- Tho Matawan Woman's club will tended the Democratic county com- A slllmar threat faces Monmouth ant of the fact that terrible losses begin its activities on Monday, Oc- mittee meeting at Freehold Monday SHOP " tober 5, with a luncheon to bo held REDBANK.N.J. county and the entire Jersey coast aro suffered by the seaboard in the venlng. Tho next meeting will be lino at the present writing. Prom- course of a year, and therfore It will at Buttonwood Manor. Guest speak- TELEPHONE 291 ers will be Mrs. J. D. Tullcr, third held at the Molly P|tcher hotel at ises have been made by both major bn th'e duty of tho board to publicize Red Bank on Monday evening, Oc- OPEN EVENINGS parties In tho country to attempt a district vice president; Mrs. M. War- NEW SUEDES ho need for national assistance In ren Cowlcs, state educational chair- tober 8. TILL 9 P. M. solution of tho matter but as yet he project. man, and Mrs. P. Garrctson Pol- nothing has been done about it and Tho problem will be placed before this board comprised of men and hemUB, state junior chairman. Reser- have arrived In * tho board and the highest authori- vations for ' tho luncheon may be women who deal In land values alone ses In the nation in a systematized and who have the. foresight to see made through Mrs. John Knauff, . TRY OUR manner by accredited representatives chairman; Mrs. Carrie E. Conover, what Is developing along the coasta In the near future. plain of the state, Intend to carry a Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd, Mrs. Carl A. sustained and consistent drive Into Gesswein, Mrs. W. W. Hobrough 17 POINT WINTER-WISE INSPECTION the vory capital Itself. Mrs. James Voorheos, Mrs. A. B. Tinton Falls. Henderson, Mra. Justine Eggclston NOW AT Preliminary surveys by the War (The Red Bank Register can ba bought and Mrs. Charles Hunt. Those : Department engineera, made a few n Tlnton rail, from Mrs. Sarah Scott.) airing transportation will meet at years ago, have laid tho i gruund- the home of Mrs. IDgglcston on Main work for tho protection needed and Arrangements are well under way street. The fall Btate conference will for tho double anniversary to bo Db- It'i a case of "You mutt have some these reports are filed in the con- be held at Asbury Park on October Triangle Esso Station gressional records. There Is no need scrved by the firemen and the 8. suede shoes this Fall." And these axe for long controversy on the matter 'adlcs' auxiliary Monday evening, October 12. Tho fourth birthday of Riverside Avenue & W. Front Street, RED BANK what you want. Of beautiful texture and but there Is a great need for Federal Miss Geraldlno Longo was re-elect- AND recognition and a recognition strictly both organizations will be celebrated ed president of the Young Girls' club RAY MCLAUGHLIN, Prop. with those different Uttla details that compared to that granted the Mlssis- at that time at the flre house. at a meeting held at her home re- make shoe* smart looking. Mop com- Ippl valley. Mrs. Helm of Philadelphia spent cently. Miss Minnie Cravalot was part of last week with her sister, elected secretary and Miss Antoinette fprt»ble,too,forthefamousEnnaJettid: True, a small proportion of tho Mrs. Charles Dreycr. Bapollo, treasurer. Th'o members of Verified Lubrication "hand-flering" proMM breaks them in funds have recently been moved In Mr. and Mrs. James McGulrc and the club are Miss Longo, Miss Crav Jersey's direction toward Improving before you wear them. children of Elberon spent one day alet, Miss Hapolla, Misses Frances the condition, but the sum Is In It- last week with Miss Margaret Dean. Scally, Catherine Zarribito, Florence ——T-.-1- J 7 n ; S*E RVICE sell so ridiculously small that a lay- The firemen at their last regular Dlsanto, Nancy Durant and Mary man can see the political loophole. meeting voted to make a contribu- Bueco. Batteries Recharged and Rented To SAVB YOU Civilization In Its spread and de- tion of $5 to the Ladles' aid society Miss Margaret Murphy has re- CAROL - Of«n, velopment of any coastline inad- of the. .Methodist church. This waB Spark Plugg Cleaned While You Wait brown, sVaoa; auscfc turned to her home at Mount Ver- vertently removes many of tho na- done to show appreciation for the non, N. Y., after having been th Brown or Man* kid tural protections a coastline ma use of dishes, tables and chairs t atant. have possessed and the paramoun' guest of Mrs. P. J. Devlin. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF: oaned to the firemen by the society Mrs. VanWinklo Todd, her mother, In ataaa I to JO; and question facing the engineering pro at various functions. wUth.AAAAtoC.H fesslon today is how and in wha1 Mrs. Philip F. Timpson, and her sis- Tho mombers of the auxiliary of ter, Miss Katherlne Timpson, have Super-Power Batteries Atlas Tires form can these bulwarks bo TG-Rlvervlcw hospital enjoyed an out- established to the best effect. returned after .spending the summei : ing one day last week at the summer at Corlear Bay Club, N. Y. Battery Cables Atlas Tubes Consistent observations and stud; home of Mrs. Wellington Wllkins at Randolph Harrle returned Monday of the coast has revealed that a lini Lavaletto. Various pastimes took to the Admiral Farragut naval acad- Auto Lamp Bulbs Esso Motor Oil of long, heavy and rockribbed jettie place. Mrs. George Withey won a emy at Pine Beach near Toms Rive interspersed with tho low, sheet ste tablecloth which was disposed of on The enrollment for this year la 171 Trim Auto Polish Essolube and timber groin tend to both pro the co-operative plan and Mrs. Sarah cadets, which is an Increase of about tect and build added sand to the al Scott won a set of pillow cases. sixty over last year. ready starved beach lines. Tho prc Mrs. Theresa Brcen was bruised Miss Ann Hutchinson has ma1 Nu-Trim Wax * Esso Here's good news. We liave Jnit Ajnmrtea'i Smartest Walklna Sftom «• tlmtmrn €omttvr1abta vailing weather of the Jersey short in an automobile accident • at Bel- installed the latest typo ATLAS is tho northeast wind, combined witl mar last week. Her injuries were Polishing Cloths EsBoIene Testing Equipment. _ The new certain damaging currents found I painful but not serious. She is re- Photo-test shows condition of each the tidal action while that wind battery cell at a glance. The Capact- cuperating at tho home of her nlcco, Top Dressing » test indicates the working ability present. On the contrary to man; Mrs. Ford of Belmar. Champion Spark Plugs engineering theories this has bee: and condition of your battery in. JERRY'S SHOE STORE Frances Bennett, daughter of Mr. Oil Filters terms you can readily onderstand,. proven to bo true year upon year. and Mrs. Cyrenlus V. Bennett, is con- Essoleum Gear Oil 48 BROAD STREET RED BANK Take for an example a section o fined to the house with a cold. ThefWProof Gas Caps Failure to keep yonr battery in good the coastline now protected by rocl Miss Marguerite Mayberry, who condition will cause starting fail- jetties, the trend of tho beach is ti in training at Fitkin hospital to be- Essoleum Greases: ures and other battery troubles— the southwest in a curving tangen come a nurso, spent last Thursday Windshield Wiper especially in cold weather. to tho crude lsoceles triangle formei with with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Blades Atlas Fan Belts Yonr battery gives you no warning . by the Jetty, with a leg being thi Harry Mayberry. before it breaks down—our battery BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. ihore Una at high water mark, an No prayer service was held at the inspection service will. other being tho jetty Itself, while thi Methodist church last Thursday SATISFIED MOTORISTS USE NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, ASSESS- Drop in tomorrow and have yoM MENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL UENS. «awa bass Is an imaginary line dlagonall; evening because Bev. W, E. Wain- Publlo nolle* in hereby given that X. Clark P. Kemp. Callaotor of tha Taxing across the water strip from the ou right, the pastor, was attending the QUALITY PRODUCTS bat$ery checked FREE. District of tha Soroush of Little Silver, County of Monmouth, New Jartay. puriu- «nt to the authority of the Statutes In auch caia made and provided, will iell at most point of the jetty to an In annual conference at Ocean City. Public Auction on the 16th day of October, 1181, at the Borough Hall In Little Silver at 2:00 P. M.. tha landa and real MtaU hereinafter deierlbed: Name Deacrlptlon 1931 1DS2 1981 Itle ltts V. H. McCarter, block S, lot 1 _ SSBI.eS 11,279.11 J. H. MeHally, block 4, lot IB J,8» Cltarella Bros., block 6, lot 1 100.74 221. 22.23 .... 2.8» lz.17 B.76 U.IJ Mlddletown Cont. Co., block 23. lots 1-10 28.48 IT.84 Mlddletown Cont. Co., block 23, lots IB-ID 11.17 11.9J Mlddletown Cont. Co., block 24, lots 1.6.... |,a.a 1.61 Mra. Thera.a Holm, Work 2 4. lot «S I.t4 Sarah Heath, block 21, lot 3H 11.04 Mlddletown Cont. Co., block 26, lots 1-11 lt.lt 11.14 10.91 Mlddletown Cont. Co.. block U. lots 1-4.... (.(• 1 79 Mlddletown Cont. Co.. l>lo,-k 28, lot. 8-7.... U.00 S.57 Bosa Tail, block 2B. lot 12 lO.tl 17.8« IB.US Floyd E. IloriLn. blork 27, lot. 0-10 J7.J, lo.»2 MONEL METAL Floyd K. Uordan. block 27, lots 28-24 S.gj 0 2 a, F.thel Krlckson. block 2R. lota 1-2 _. 13 7! Kill. Bowman Estate, block 2H. lot 10 «.-. 44 r>7 (leorila V. Mason, block 28. lot IS BJ.JB BEST FOR BOTH J. I. Smith Kitate. block 20. lot 1 ._ 11T.17 H6.0R Henry S. Wilson, block II, lot 20 5, „ USE 0F THESE TW0 Wm. B. Kverson, block 31, lot 68 18 us APPLIANCES Frank J. rlcone, Inr., block 82. lot I ..... 7.U 7,«1 ft 97 Mary Morla, block 82. lot. 22-23 41,7] nr, r,t John O'Brien Estate, block 88. lot 1 . 119.11 104.11 111 98 John Bailey, block 84, lot 19 7.24 [TITLES YOU TO OUR LOW ALL-PURPOSE RATE John Bailey, Installment account on abova . 149.fin John II. 8chwlnd, block 14, lot. 21 -. ' 17,1a v» 1.1 Frank J. Plcone. Inc., block 14, lot II ._ |»,gi IJtl.SJ 306.04 Carrie H. White, block 86, lot 1 ij.70 Jacoh I. Monsky, block Sfi, lot 20 7 70 Jacob I. Mmisky, block St. lot at |.g| a'.afi John If. Anderson, block 86, lot B3 7B7S Kllv.rwl.ll. Co., Inn., 1091 fllil«walk as- sessment on block SB. lot t>l 1.40 16 IH Mlvarwhlta Co.. Inc.. block It. lot 88 II.|t ||,»l i«'l7 WHITEHEAB MAGIC CHEF fillverwklte Co., Inc.. blork Is. lot 14 ..... 41,46 JJ.Jt 1706 Bllv.rwhMe Co., Inc.. 1081 Bldewelk as- sessment on the above ; - I.II tl.ll III K.tate of Margaret Ilobbs, block SR, lot 1 16 71 GAS RANGES » Kstste of Marunret Hrtbbs, Installment «o- count on above Ill 80 AUTOMATIC New MONEL METAL J I, Hmltli K.tate, block 80, lot 80 1 I.II 111 | »5 llaian nhr.m., blork 80, lut INi-17 I.tl a,aa in work lop on (his range: Allra II, VatiNoatianil, block ID, lota III- no chipping, no ilalnlnyj 10« ' Ml Frank I. Chariwli'k, l.lnrk 40, lot 11 si 17 STORAGE WATER HEATER beauly, no ru«J. New FranV T, Chadwlik. lnatallmant account on above .. 118.67 Twenty-year quaranteo Swing-Oul Broiler, new Harry W. IJn.|na». lilifk 411, lot 18 ia 11 High-Speed O»en, new INJHE . VV. Ilimlami, lilni-k 40, loU 18-14 .... 1. 46 against runt or louVaynl Danl.l A. end Ulias. J. Mora, block 41, ' Th« Monol Maltil "Tank in Instrument - Panel, new WORLD'S 3ky - Scraper - Construc- Kenneth JslTrsr ami Alvin II. Frake, block lhl» healer carries thai 41, lots 78-77 III.It 4111 tion. A model for every MOST FAMOUS tivlnjt Dark (Jsrser Mortgage * Title guarantee at tho lowonl (luarenty <:»,). W,.rk 47, lot « 14.11 Ji 01, purse and every ipace. CAS'RANGE Irvlni II.tk (Jar.ay t »>• * Title plica In Monol history. . • • ("u.r.nlr On), blnrk 48. Tot 8 «4,|f ,,tl The >«M lands anar>"ent fitr the seta ahall ba maaa bafora ika eeneTueloa of tb« aeJa. or tne tni<[i*rty shall h« m.nld. TB?|»le Is meife nml.r II.. l.icvl.lon. of an Act of the Utl.l.ture. anllll..| "An Apt untMtMn* unpaid (.««.. •.•••.m.iil. anil older municipal ihataae » real nro|i. erli. .nil |u.,,M|n« fnr the rnlleclliin thereof »y the arMtlon and anforeananl «» ll.ni Iharean" lltavlalon of 1»18), At unV lima before Ib. ••!• III. Iiniler.l|rne4 will tteelva payment sf Ike araounl dn* on arly |ird»ertr, whh the Interest and eftste Incurreel up t« tli« tlasa of pay- piant. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. (Sltntel) CLA Ja , IPaMr lkt*tMber 10. UK. SJl*_* 'L__ RED BANK REGISTER.OCT0BER 1, 1936. LETTUCE ROLL SAUD 8IDNEJ SNOW. Will be glad Food, of course, mist be well Old Favorites ' SERVED WITH CUESE to answer any questions seasoned ta be worthy of Gain Approval Hot Off the Griddlo FILLED POTATO CHIPS on food its piquancy Three Meals a Day n apt 0Ter OONUUI .«?. rt«i" , ', • PJrtoa <* mush Vol I, No. t BV SIDNEY SNOW i»5 Edited by W1XMA B. DEXITE In New Recipes entertaining to run short of salad MII>l»>IMMMlannlng meals. It is surprising to ;ef# drop by drepv and stir contlnu- a wild one or it may be one of those follow an alligator pear In halves In a book as how it best to measure fearn how many good things you can msly. Woman's Exchange raised in a nice hutch. with French dressing. egg whites in a cup fo angel cake an forget about if you do not have the Now, here is a grand dish for a Chablis is one of those wines which to use a cup an a quarter so Ah done recipes for reminders. Open 0:80 A. M. t» ttOO t. M. man to cook, providing he has a del- makes Itself at home throughout the dat and when Ah got done well de Macaroons are best when baked at "Children's and Infaaftaf Clothing, icate touch. But one burner Is need- meal, so it Is as well not to change. angel Gabriel didn't hab to blow no BAKED OYSTERS MEXICAN very low temperature, about 300 F. ed for this grand dish BO it may be If the dessert be: a well chosen pre- horn ob his to bring do people to de 1 quart large oysters 'or from 30 to 85 minutes, knitted wear, asiortmeat of nsesa. made In the tiniest of kitchenettes. served pear and a bit of sponge cake table. Seems as now accordin to H cup tomato catsup sary and lovely artldea; also cakes, Great care must be taken in theand another glass of Chablis, no oneMissus Colqultt egg whites alnt bery Dash of tabasco cookies and rolls. selection of the rabbit. He must be should find fault honest wld you all an sometimes am Dash of pepper To grate cheese, chill It thoroughly Something for ewybody. big and sometimes am little so ei and rub on a grater with a down- young, but well fed and plump. Hava Incidentally, there Is a lovely salad H cup grated yellow cheese U LINDEN PLACB him nicely separated into convenient dressing to be made of Chablis. whites aint egg whites so now i 1 cup cold rice cereal ward motion, being careful of the pieces. Sponge him off and dry him Here It is: makes 1 tablespoon butter fingers. neatly. In a suitable jar or bottle, mix four Angel Food Like Dls Put oysters In buttered casserole, Now, using a round iron frying tablespoons of good olive oil with *i OBAPB WINH Fust make up a cup an a quarter mix and add seasoning. Sprinkle the Circulation That Counts. pan, plaoe in the pan a quarter pound teaspoon lemon juice, Va teaspoon of jest egg whites ani,put dem In a grated cheese and nee cereal over Mada from ripe ielectecl Jeraer GrapM or a little more of sweet, fresh but- salt, % teaspoon paprika, a little cay- bole and put in a teaspoon cream of Mothers Responsible For the top and dot with butter. Bake In A bonafide newspaper circulation 12.00 Gallon and Up. ter. Do not use any except the fin-enne and 2 tablespoons of Chablis. tartar an a pinch ob salt Den Ah a moderate oven (350 F) until cheeae —the kind The Register has—Is the > (S yeare old) est and sweetest of butter. Melt this Drop In a single nubbin of garlic. beats pretty stiff but not too stiff. Is melted and oysters are curled. only kind that counts with the ad- OEO. W1TTMAN BONDED WINERY butter In the pan and then in theShake well until the dressing is You got to feel yo way along. Den Serve very hot. vertiser. No premiums or other In- Permit No. 49 butter try the plocea of rabbit—fry creamy. Serve this on sliced toma- Selection Of Good Foods Harmony Road, Neat TrtufU Fans put In a cup ob sugar an a half, but BAKED CARROTS ducements have ever been offered to Middletown. New JerMy abououtt oton minutes, when it should be toes or upon cucumbers. put de sugar In a tablespoon at a lacure circulation.—Advertisement, neatltly brownedbd. I think that any man living In atime and keep right on beatln until Select medium sized carrots, re- PlacPlac e tthee rairabbit t ona pplatter and small apartmenptt and wishinng tto en-It peaks nice an high and den bery Nourishing And Yet Attractive Dishes Should Be themove tops, scrub and dry. Grease to sprinkle over it t al littltl e flflour iintto idge, pre- keep skins from drying. Pierce with tertain a groupgp, , sayy,, fo r br g, p slow stir in de flour a little at a time Aim of All Mothers a fork to allow steam to escape. Bake which has-been placed salt and pep- cededdd by a bitt o ff dinnerdi , coulld nott an den a teaspoon vanilla. An den In a hot oven (425 F) until tender The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing per. do better than paying this homage put dat all in a greasy bakln pan. (40 to 60 minutes). Into the pan pour a cup to a cupto the fine wine of Chablis and to hisBake It slow. When It done, turn de These young ones of ours, with it reach out for greater dominion In M-48 MONMOCTH ST, Phone 2220 BED BANK, N. J. and a half of the Chablis. Back Into friends as well. pan up side down. Don't tech de their superior ideas around break- Its small world. But here again, cake a-tall until it all cold. Den work fast time regarding the desirable completp e Indifference e to antintoo ofteoftn STEAM CABINETS Classes fo» Children and Adults la all Types of Dancing. a knife all round between de cake an qualities of mush, often fray moth- bringbi g s aboubbutt ts speedp dy adjustmendj t of de pan an let it slip easy out er's nerves and send father awaiv' t'o thee eatintig problembl . ESSENTIAL TO SMART Exercise Classes for Women. Restricted Class** in Ballroom Dancing. Old Fashioned Hospitality Ah gots a friend name Esmerelda the office muttering something a-bou' t It should be remembered, however. HOSTESS* TABLE KaftalraUont Afteroeone 30 (ucept Wed.) Alao Mm. Tun. aa Thure. ET. T.SISO who Is Cathlic an always cross her- stubbornness being an Inherited fe- that a mother"i s responsibility In con- self wen ohe loonsen de angel cake, male quality. nectlo.. n-. with the service of food to Returns With "Afternoon Coffee" but Ah Is Baptist so Ah don't do dat While breakfast dawdling seems to her children Includes careful selec- Seen on smart buffet tables these hut If everything is okay den either be almost a universal habit of ourtion of nourishing and attractive days are electrlo "steam cabinets." way am good but Ah always say yo loved ones between the tender years foods, properly cooked and put be- The hostess who does extensive en- Once) upon & time not so long ago, all got to hab more luck dan sense of 2 and 6, blame need not always fore the young one In a manner that tertaining along this line, will find Smart Place to Dine there was a custom in this and other wen yo makes dls heah angel food. center on the youngsters. There are will excite Interest. these "gadgets" just the thing she has countries that has somewhat died out Me, Ah ruther make nice dark debil many reasons why children make a With so many of the cereal food been looking for. On sale In several in recent years. That was the cus- "Root Cellar" Is food. It always wahm an dahk an practice of trying to evade the mush manufacturers offering free mush different sizes, they can be purchased tom of serving afternoon coffee to a suttin to be nice. Hopln you Is dabowl. The desire to dominate Is onebowls and milk glasses It Is possible with an eye for balance as well as group of close friends. At such a of the first traits to manifest Itself in to have a different set for every day decoration, as there Is nothing so un- gathering, ono was able to relax and same, your humble servant, Lilly every cherub who has scarcely at- —STRAND— Fast Losing Its in the week without added, expense. attractive as an over crowded and enjoy the pleasures of a good cup of White. tained the moist pinkness of BIXYou will find, too,'that variation in unbalanced table. coffee, a delicious home-made coffee weeks. A lusty howl, refusal to suck cereals served also helps In correct- These ever so popular, mlnlaturt ring, and that comfortable feeling to Place Hereabouts on a bottle and the household ceases Ing the morning situation. Children steam tables come In two shapes, RESTAURANT be derived from a group of good MAN CONSIDERS HIMSELF to be orderly and all attention is di-like surprises and half of the trou- either round or oblong and are made friends. SUPERIOR EVEN IN rected to the infant. Wise mothers, ble with the morning seems to re-of a very serviceable, handsome met- 66 BROAD ST., Phone 1498 RED BANK Right now seems to be a wonder- 'Cabbage a la Cauliflower" and unless there Is a physical upset, ig- volve around its sameness. There al. Tightly covered jars, fit Into a ful time to revive this custom. Espe- PREPARATION OF FOODS nore such antics and that is how well are numerous hot cereals, and ones space made to hold water which Is cially since everyone seems to have Glazed Turnips Fine Win- behaved babies are trained. in a while a. cold cereal offers & heated by electricity. Food can be Enjoy Your Food in Our returned to knitting. In all places Well behaved flve-year-olds are apleasing change that will provide the therefore kept hot for hours on end. and in all walks of life, women are ter Dishes Now I must write in self-defense— Modern Air Conditioned Dining Room not only in self-defense but In de-still more difficult matter, for every youngstera with enough surprise ele- The hostess who knows that her to be seen with a knitting bag under month added to a child's life makes ment each morning. their arms. What fun it would be to fense of all men who like to cook food has been well prepared and will FRIENDLY SERVICE knit and nibble at the same time. While modern civilization has itsnow and then. It has been suggested keep hot during the leisurely eating that all that men can cook is the of a buffet supper can well afford a As one no longer has the desire to compensations, there was something feeling of pride. She Is being smart, MEALS SERVED sit for long out of doors but rather intensely satisfying about the oldcoarser and plainer types of proven- cheese. Fry In hot fat until brown. Cocktail Hour der—food which while it may be fill- Other winners are: up to the minute and wears no wor- before a fire place in a cozy sitting fashioned "root cellar." By now, it ried, guest perturbing expression. AT ALL HOURS from room, could anything lend more was getting filled up—with potatoes ing, falls far short of- the artistic pos- TID BITS Mrs. S. Murphy of New York City charm than a tray arranged with an and beets and carrots and turnips sibilities. s the winner of a case of Frled'a A timely suggestion can be offered Luncheons 50c & 60c 2 to 6 P. M. attractive coffee set and a coffee ring and the other root crops. Soon the "Oh, is that so?" I ask. For the Book Food Products, from Mclrose, Mass. here also. It Is time to think about such as this? squashes and pumpkins would be ar- She is a reader of the Suffolk Co Christmas gifts and what more could MANHATTAN _20o ranged and along the upper beams, Then just consider these few ut- News of Sayvllle, Long Island. one give a dear friend? Your local Dinners 75c & $1.00 MARTINI, Dry _20o terly Bimple salads. I know more hardware and "gadget" dealer will be CHERRY and ALMOND RING cabbages and cauliflowers would be than one man who does these ex- By Sidney Snow Mrs. Lawrence Palmateer ol Ath- • MARTINI, Sweet JOo 2Vj cups sifted cako flour hung away in paper bags. ens. New York, haa been awarded a only too glad to supply any Informa- BRONX ^-20o tremely well—not only doe3 them, but case of Ruppert's Beer. Mrs. Palma- tion desired. ^ teaspoons baking powder And then, far through the winter likes to do them, and what's more, Several months ago, Mrs. J. Jame- Dinners A Specialty Orange Blossom JSOc 1 teaspoon salt son of Mllford, Connecticut, sent In teer Is a reader of the Coxsackle months, they would come out to behe likes to be in on the eating of New York Union News. Old-Fashioned _Mo 5 tablespoons butter or other short- cooked up in the old fashioned way: them the only trouble being that a splendid recipe for Cornish Pasties. ICE SHELLS" ATTRACTIVE JACK HOSE 250 ening there Is generally very little left But Coming on Into summer, we thought Dorothy Durham of Chestertown, Sea Food in Season ' 1 egg. slightly beaten CABBAGE at la CAULIFLOWER any time an unkind and unwise mor- we'd save it for cooler weather, when Maryland, a reader of tho Chester- FOR SERVING FRUIT COCK- 2/3 cup milk Cut tho cabbage fine; put in a pan, tal of the feminine persuasion sug- pasties are at their beat town, Md., Transcript, Is the winner FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS 2 tablespoons sugar eovor with water and keep covered; gests that the mere man is deficient But now here is Mrs. Jameson's of a recipe holder with recipes and a TAILS AT DINNER PARTY ,1 teaspoon cinnamon and simmer gently; when tender, In "snooty" dishes, Just toss together recipe and she will receive a prize of can of Pompeian Olive Oil. % cup blanched almond*, shredded drain off all the water and add aone of the following ind, handing a rice ball and a box of All Comet Mrs. G. F. Emerson of Wycoff, New Fairly bubbling with newness are Candied or maraschino cherries small piece of butter, a little salt and them up, say "Nuts to You"— Bice Products: Jersey, a subscriber of the Ramsey, New Jersey Journal, has been award- "ice shells" for serving fruit cock' cut Into rings. pepper and one-half cup of cream or CORNISH PASTY tails. If ever something "different" one cup of milk. Leave on the stove WALNUT SALAD ed a cheese tray with an assortment Sift flour once, measure, add bak- H pound raw lean beef, cut Into of seven kinds of Borden's Cheese. was invented for a dinner party these ing powder and salt, and sift again. a few minutes before serving. Blanch a pound of shelled walnuts dice shells are certainly It. And they are and rub off the skins. Place in salad Mrs. S. W. King of Southampton, Cut in shortening. Combine egg and GLAZED TURNIPS 1 small onion, chopped fine so elmple to make It's really a won- PEP AND VIM:— milk. Add to flour gradually untf bowl, seasoning with salt and white Vi pound parboiled potatoes, diced L. I. Press, Is the winner of a caae of der that everyone hasn't thought of Peel a few large turnips, scoop out pepper and the juice of a lemon. Trommer's White Label Beer. soft dough Is formed. Roil 1/3 Inch little balls with a round cutter. 1 small lamb kidney, diced It long ago. thick on slightly floured board, dot Blanch and boil them In salted wa- Cover with a bit of oiled paper and Pepper, salt and gravy They are made by using either with additional butter, sprinkle with ter; when done drain oft all the wa-set In refrigerator for two or three Make a potato paste as directed be- BACON "MAP* glass custard cups or souffle cups. is yours if you really follow the MILK sugar, cinnamon, almonds and cher- ter. Put them Into a frying pan with hours. Now peel and core four large low, roll out and cut Into round. Mix ?111 the cups with water. A little ries. Roll lengthwise and place in aa small piece of butter, fry slowly un- sound and tart apples and slice cross- the meat, potatoes, kidney and onion PICTURESQUE BREAK- food coloring may be used If desired, TRAIL—"Three glasses of MILK every, circle on a greased baking sheet. til a golden brown. Sprinkle with wise. Lay these slices on a bed oftogether, season and moisten with 2 FAST CENTER (this adds double attraction). Place With scissors, cut $i inch slices, al- powdered sugar, and toss over a hotwater cress and then on each slice or three tablespoons of gravy. Place a thickness of waxed paper In the most through. Turn each slice part- flre for a few minutes. These are place a heaping tableapoonful of thethe meat preparation on one half of freezing tray of your refrigerator and day." ly on Its side, pointing away from th. very attractive served no a garnish nut3 and serve. the past*, wet the edges, fold the Housewives owning square skillets then place the cups on the paper. center. Place a whole cherry in ev-for meats. Pecana may be Instead of wal- other half over and Join neatly to- can serve bacon In a very attractive This will produce more uniform ery other one. Bake in a hot oven nuts. gether. Prick the top and bake in a manner. This is fine If Sunday morn- freezing. Allow the water to freeze (450 F.) for 25 minutes, or until done. moderate oven for about one hour. ing breakfast parties are the vogue. approximately % inch all around. Re- Serve either hot or cold. The rules are simple: lay thin slices move the cups and pour out the wa- To make a whipped cream salad HOT CHICKEN SANDWICHES of bacon side by side In a skillet, then ter from the center. Return to freez- Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day For variety, when ginger bread i dressing, beat well, 1 cup of heavy POTATO PASTE. lay one slice on top and weave under ing tray for a short time. Then re- half done, cover the top with appl cream, 'A. teaspoon paprika >i tea- DELICATE AND FILLING 2 pounds hot potatoes and over the bacon already In thomove the Ice shells from the contain- sections, sprinkle with sugar anu spoon salt and 2 tablespoons lemon WITHOUT CRAMMING 2 ounces butter skillet Repeat thlB process with an- ers and place them In tray beneath continue baking until apples are soft. juice. 2 eggs other slice so It will Took like a wov- the freezer. A dozen or more of Grated cheese en mat. This "mat," however, must these shells can be frozen and stored Too much henry iv>4? AppeUte Bread crumb* be arranged In the frying pan, else for future uso. When serving, place Jaded? Don't know what to serve Frying fat it will fall apart when moving. Cook the shell on a dolly and arrange next to pleaie the farr.ily? Pass the hot potatoes through „ gently until crisp and brown on onefruit as desired. Serve Immediately. SHREWSBURY DAIRY Co.. we Cheer up. Herd ont excellent sn- sieve, stir In the butter and beaten side, then turn over, with ono quick A piece of paper will prevent these irwer to the problem. It's b«n known egg«, spread smoothly on a dish turn of a large pancake turner. Pour shells from freezing on the chill tray, to eucced when all else fa!U. Hot making the layer about % Inch thick. off excess grease and let cook on thewhich would make them difficult to Serving You 16 Yeari With Milk Produced Solely chicken nandwich^H art A*]y,nj*\» andWhen cold cut into round* or other side until the whole Is crlsD remove. filling, without Beaming UJ cram the KjuareB. Coat carefully with beaten and brown. Place on a hot platter tummy. And for frajjra&t orotna. no tgg and cover liberally with a mix- and surround with scrambled eggs in Monmouth County. LOANS palate can resist, \t»-y art ibiolnttly ture ot bread crumbs and grated sprinkled with paprika. BOMBAY SALAD SPLENDID unbeaten. The jsravy !« tb* kind Bed Bull. lias. that embraces the bread with the AS MAIN LUNCHEON DISH Broad Street, Shrewsbury. N. *. Why put off buying the things age-old rapture of really fxA foo Kat Ore*] Mauce BOMBAY SALAD 1ISTEN,. lltkacl EBB. 8llc«il Curumht PIn«u>r>U 1 cup evaporated milk Clnnimon Tod.t Vr.ilt Pudding- BrownM Pot*to«i ' • 1 cup grated, fresh cocoanut Tour Uram Frttrwf' COME IN TODAY Parsley Coffee Tea Mm*. Beana 1 cup diced chicken Carrot Salad H cup cooked rice «• J r. M. You can get any amount up to Butter BHCOS of bread gtnerotiBly. Dutch Appl« Cake *W»r AArmoon Cover half the BIICCR with ronnt or CotlM V. cup French dressing stewed sliced chicken. Bprlnkle with TUESDAY H cup India relish $300 this quick, friendly way. salt. Top with remaining bread WABC p Haked n«ann Mix all the ingredients. Pile In _ And have ayearor longertorepay. ullces. Cut In two diagonally and OooWfJ Cereal HMc«d Tomatoci Pork Ohopa and Eaoallopad lettuce lined salad bowl, and arrange place on Individual hot nerving Ilroil..i II,. „„ I'otatou an O«n«rol« Hrown Hr«ari (•reen Beana wide strips of canned plmlentos Chargea aro 2'/j% on unpaid monthly platen. Prepare a gravy of the but- Conn C«k« Fruit O.latln. Coffee I>r*aied Lattuo* around the edge ot the salad, next to balance. ter, flour, broth tind milk. Henjinn to Hreed Fuddlnt the lettuce, fiprlnkls the top with F.l.ctrk Hid., (101 n.nia Av.nua, taste. Pour a generous portion di- Cofft*. more fresh, grated cocoanut. Thl» ROOM 1002 ASnijRY 1-AHK, N. J. agonally acrojjs snndwlchftfl so HA not WEDNJESDAV salad Is exceptionally colorful an< I'taona A. P. 7805. I.lctn.n No. «T0 to completely cover the sandwich. Plnta pU Julc when served in an attractive salad OI'EN FRIDAY EVENINGS Toaitad Sandwich with Tivftr and fWnnn ' Gnrninh with nprlR of pnreley. Yield: Kr»nc Toait Brollad Tomaloan bowl will certainly make a luncheon Six nerving". il llrowned lite* tab]* a success. ManU Ht«wed Tomalo.. Craem Salad (.'one* I «y*r Caaft PERSONAL Tho road to better and bljtffar busi- CorTa* ness leads through The Register's »d- Nuw Tor* elty operate* tuberou- xuuilflDAY loals study clinics for th« benent e FINANCE COMPANY vertlnlnjc column*.—Advertisement. Stewad rrun«i Cold Cuta Hot Cereal Potato Salad iw ttw -win, Its unemployed. roachM Kjri Iljr« Bren.1 BnniMch.i Veielablelablu >«•••••»»•••••+•••••••••••»•••••••«•••••««••»»» Toait Id* Cremm Ml.eil BlBal*44 Coffee Tea or Milk 1'Vaeh FVtilt i-hMaa and Crt-Caere KILL, MJU HIS NO MEAL IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A GLASS OF <'T BaV«ie«ad Uttnre Coffee Tea ><•• Hot C.k. Cofte, Taste Castles fjavoij It Aid* Digestion BATtniDAV ift »anati«. AMortiM Htndwlrhe* V..! OJiopa S )ld Creal ami Cole fllaw OTMBI I'M Hw*eB Polatnt Nut Tout Iluttend Splnara Tea Tomato B.I..I H. G. DEGENRING Kt'Iitefort <;h«*e« Dreeelng IPejn Arol» M« C DISTRIBUTOR for RUPPERT'S BEER BUNIMY mMHU,OW Jfle, Killer. Th.la.1 WIMII tmh J.,lre word In flo* and lies control. "• and Manufacturer of Wal>h tl'r.hlt clil-V.n FVIrauat Hot fir OiM l.r.al Grwn »"l«d IJarmlnm. «v(in If swallowed. Ham Wafflei Ma«hedl Fotaloai CLUB ROYAL CARBONATED BEVERAGES Wal.r Ire l 16 We.t Front St. PHONE 1081 Red Bank" H. X Mulder] Bam Ian Cream Keil!,,. | , ,„ Mutual Grocery 0 to«ia ^mttmfffffff*"^" """TT'tttttNintmiiiiiii-": »*mt, Snow, .are Meaut m; be aaa Iroe •>• wrlllnl le> Stores RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1936.

It. James church, was appointed by choonerload of coal at the steam- OTHY R. HOUNIHAN Sishop McFaul to assist Monslgnor loat dock at Rumion and expected : Items of Yesteryears flviletz at the church of St. Rose nother schoonerload in a few days. ° ° Contractor and Builder if Lima at Freehold. was a common sight to see William M. Foster, a pioneer resl- ichooners being unloaded at the bor- SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING ent of Atlantic Highlands, died in ,gh dock, horses being used to ., SCREEN AND BTOBH ENCLOSURES From Register Files bis 74th year. He was born at Al- oist the buckets from the boat ATTENTION! 20 HUDSON AVE» BED BANE, N. J. laire, then known as Howcll Works. .ecks, At the outbreak of the Civil war ho Charlie Murphy, Joseph Hayes, Investors who are getting no >as among the first to volunteer ?rank Fox and Sam Trafford •wore Happenings of SO and 25 Years Ago Culled From The rom Mlddletown township. He was he prime movers in the formation ta active Republican'and for many if the Fair Haven Social club. Income from their Investments News and Editorial Columns for Entertainment years postmaster at Atlantic High- Miss Viola Little, one of the teSch- land*. If you own any stocks or bonds that are not paying dividend* rs In tho Fair Haven public school, or Interest, H would seem advisable to examine them carefully Fi of Today's Readeri. Frank Mulford of Fair Haven re- inderwent an operation for appen- In every case there is a right action to take—«HK1 the sooner' covered from a severe attack of lcltis at the Long Branch hospital. the better. " Hitjr Years Aco. Announcement was made of the heumatism, which had compelled John Dean of Tintori Falls won wedding of Miss Lucy Schiff of Bal- We will be glad to answer any questions you may care to Robert Stockton Green waa nom- him to discontinue teaching at the Irst prize in a bicycle race at Lake- ask concerning your present liDldingh. There will be no charge inated on the first ballot for gover- timore, formerly of Little Silver, and Lower Squaakum school. He re- rood for tho championship of Mon- and no obligation on your parU-on]y a willingness on our nart nor at tho Democratic convention. Rev. B. Franklin of Shrewsbury, the sumed his duties at the school and .outh and Ocean counties. His to be ot service. ' It was a 'decided victory for the ceremony talcing place at Baltimore. given a friendly reception by irother James finished second, and McPhorson and Abbett (action and Mils Rosa Schw&rU and Jacob he pupils. .nother brother John was also a Why Not Be Frank? a crushing defeat for the Llttle- Euhrlg.both of Keyport, were mar- frlze winner in the same meet. Mr. and* Mrs. George Button and FRANK O. WODEHOUSE Kelsey group. It was the most rio- ried at that place. William Cogan and Chester Wol- tdus and disorderly convention held Mias Georgle VanSchoick of Mld- their daughter Margaret and William Box 504, Red Bank, N. J. There is nothing mysterious about the funeral director. Conover of Broad street returned :ott furnished musio for a social In tho state. Besides 660 delegates dletown and William F. Cafferty of leld at Mrs. Theodore Arrance's . Norshould there be. His calling is legitimate and nec- there were nearly 2,000 spectators in Philadelphia were married at Middle, from a long automobile trip. Tho Please send me by mail without obligation a copy or vour Journey of 1,004 miles took them ilace at Eatontown. Clrcula:ula:r A-12. ' * essary. The work he does is technical, requiring pro- the building. The Monmouth county town by Rev. J. K. Manning. Frank Smith and family moved ln- delegates couldn't get the seats through the New England states. fessional knowledge and skill. „ Yet, due to a tradition; Myron L. Campbell was elected o their new home on the Rumaon which they declared were theirs and Twenty-Five Years Ago. :oad and were entertaining friends NAME Sassed down from generation to generation, he has this Increased tho confusion. president of the Red Bank Braau sually attempted to hide behind a veil of secrecy. The Rumson councllmen objected band. Elmer Mitchell was named 'rora Titusvllle, Florida, with whom Miss Lily B. VanDyke, daughter Lo the proposed Bower plant which manager and Charles Hopping sec- hey spent the winter of 1909. ADDRESS of Cclonel M, M. VanDyke of the Rumson Land A Development retary and treasurer. Joaquln Lawrence of Colt's Neck R.p.B. Oct. 1J results have been unfortunate... and undeserved. .Jranchport, was married to Joseph company proposed to build. The eturned from Cuba and bought him- )avls, son of Thomas Davis of Red Mr. and Mrs. James J. Qulgley '• All too frequently, the public is prone to be suspicious plant was to cost $5,000 and was to were on a trip to Washington, D. ielf a new automobile. of anything on which no information is available. 3ank. The ceremony was performed serve property owners on what was George Spinning, Alonzo Sedlock it tho bride's home by Rev. W. O. C. Mr. Qulgley was superintendent »"'What little knowledge they have had of the, funeral dU known as the Conover tract facing of the Red Barjk office of the Pru-Samuel Clark and Harry Watts were ' rector and his. work has been gained from the short- Imbury of Little Silver. on the South Shrewsbury river. dential Insurance company and while at Plalnfleld, where they were at- Gibson Laird of Eatontown en- George Frick, commodore of the he was away Samuel W. Woolley tending a session of tho Independ- WHAT ARE YOU comings and misdeeds of the blacksheep. By these ired tho College of Pharmacy at Red Bank Motorboat club, presented was in charge. ent Order of Foresters. They were the entire profession has been judged ... The innocent ow York. a cup to Louis Frlck, whose boat tho representing Court Monmouth Lodge DRINKING NOW, SHEFFIELD Louisa P., won the largest number Two large rims from railroad lo- of Foresters of Red Bank. . suffering with the guilty. James J. Heed of Sea Bright was comotive wheels were bought by tho irranglng to go to New York to ar-of points in the club's season series. BIG BOY ? John Wylie waa appointed Keansburg Co-opcratlvo association Sea£ect It is. to set the true facts before the public that this range to begin the study of medicine. to be set up as flro alarm signal) Mr. and Mrs, Henry A, Conover of warden by the Shrewsbury township - • series of advertisements has been prepared. Each one committee. He waa to receive a sal- The alarms were sounded by hitting VITAMIN D jcodoville celebrated the second an- them with sledge hammers. discusses clearly and sanely a certain phase of our ilversiry of their marriage. ary at tho rate of $30 a year. : • work. Put all together, they depict in simple, sincere, G. H. Woolley resigned his position Kenneth Wyckoft of Broad street Mr. and,, Mrs. Frank Weeks anc MILK HAS , .honest terms the many things we do to lighten and re- lth Steinbach Brothers at Long entertained the Stag club at his Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smith of Colt' iranch to take a Job as bookkeeper home and during the evening th Neck were thrown out of their au- 400 UNITS OF lieve the burdens of those who call us. ,t the Hotel Bristol in New York. club was reorganized for the secom tomobile, when it upset on their way W. Louis MacMullln, prominent year. Harry Malchow was preal- home from Highlands. All escape' VITAMIN O Frankly, we are proud of our profession and our stand- iea Bright bathing master, was onlent, Mr. Wyckoff vice president, with slight injuries, except Mrs, ing. We feel that by telling the public, openly and extended tour through tho south- Harold Johnson secretary and Ray'Smith, who was pinned beneath th PER QUART rn states. mond Johnson treasurer. Other car and moro painfully hurt than truthfully, about the actual work we do, we can gain her companions. Mrs, Melinla Smith, widow of Sur- members were James and Thomas recognition for our business methods and- our efforts Morford, William Wyckoff, Ellswbrt Jeremiah B. Livingston rcsigne (2ut TRAVEL and and earn your confidence and trust. ;eon-A. G. Smith of the War of 1812, ho was 07 years of age, was living and Leslie Alexander, Benny At- his position as treasurer of the Jer- n Shrewsbury. water, Clark Worthley, Ernest Ol sey Central Traction company. Mli VACATION COSTS ver, Edwin Conover and William Minnie B. Sargent _reslgned her po- J. Howard Hulsehart of Sea Bright Pintard. sition as bookkeeper for the same as made principal of the Long company, Branch school. John Slocum of Nine men and several boys had in Long Branch was in temporary hearing before Justice Sickles on James R. Smock of Red Bank vis- The finest tacit ion you ever had—at onl? HEAD whul it says on tho hood- MARTIN & SWEET charge ol stealing watermelons be- ited the Keyport Royal Arcanum a friction of the cost for even cheap cap of every bottle of SEAXECT charge of the Sea Bright school. hotels and rsilroid fare. Covered Wagon Vitamin D Milk. 400 U.S.P. FUNERAL SERVICE Burglaries were common and en-longing to Daniel Greon, who waslodge and made an address. A smok- coaches can be hooked to any car— rles were mado in the homes of farming" the Borden Hanco place on was enjoyed aftor tho meeting, drivea cross continent or in the wilds units per quart (derived from which Mr. Smock was the honored of Northern Cadada, ret assure you all and equal to -the vitamin D In lames Austin, John King and Thom- Hance road. The justice held each the comforts of home—with kitchen* REGINALD J. MARTIN HOWARD A. SWEET of tho gang under $60 bail for tho uest. 1 Vi teaspoonfuls of U.S.P. end F. Morford of Red Bank and Mrs. dtnidK room, bedroom and bath. liver oil) is moro than enough, 3ally A. Iv'ins of Little Silver. The action of tho grand jury. Those ar- Stanley Wilklns of Tlnton Falli Accommodates two, four or six. See the new models now on display—or writ* daily, to prevent rickets and 27 THIRD AVENUE, intruders in each case were looking rested ranged in agcB from 14 to 60. •lebrated his seventh birthday wltl for free literature. s promote best growth in a [or jewelry, The steamboat Albertina was char- party. He entertained 17 guest: normal body. SEALECT Vitamin ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. .Mrs. John Bennett of Tlnton Falls, tered by Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr., of ,nd a great time was had playlni See the New D Milk costs lc with her three * children, was on a Oceanic to take his father, Cornelius mes and feasting. N. Bliss, and his family, doctors, COVERED WAGON more per quart Tel. Atlantic Highlands 234 visit at the home of hor brother, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Freitag oi than regular SEAL. 'homas Wolcott of Colt's Neck. nurses and servants to New York. :umBon celebrated their 37th wed- on Display ECT Grade-A. Order While there an attempt was mado to They were the only passengers Ing anniversary with a family gath- JOHN H. WILLS CO, by phone. abduct her son Arthur, a child of aboard the boat.. The senior Mr. ing. 1009 Main St., phone A. P. 814- about four years. Bliss, who was an invalid, sat In an Richard J. Rogers unloaded ASBURY PARK, N. J. The James A. Garfield, a schooner automobile on the forward deck elonglng to J. A. Throckmorton of while tho boat mado its trip to tho Red Bank and captained by Billle city. Seventeen persons comprised (GET TEMPERATURE Robblns of Red Bank, van boarded the boat's crew, and no ono was iy river pirates as the vessel was forgotten, not even the matron. Mr. moored at Williamsburg. Ono of theBliss made cash presents to them THIS WINTER pirates struck Captain Robblns with and also to the men at tho steam- revolver, inflicting a bad wound. boat dock. Ashcr Warden waa Cap- l/lol a/jkamtd to Joo Snyder and Fred Fisher, who tain of the steamboat. were members of Captain Robbins' ' Elverton Doughty gave up his work crew, fought off tho pirates, who gotat the Atlantic Highlands pumping no booty whatever. station, where he had been employed several years, and waa on his way to Harry Curtis was out for the first California. trip in. his new canoe. Tho boat had very high sides and while turn- Miss Elizabeth Cooper, librarian at Ing tho canoe about tho wind rolled the Red Bank public library, and It over and Harry got a cold water Miss Marguerite Phillips were on a bath. trip to Bermuda. The Mutual Gun club of Port Mon- A calf owned by Robert H. Mc- mouth held a shooting match, which Carter of Rumson was killed by dogs was largely attended. Thoso taking and the owner presented a bill for part in the match were Edward $50 to the Rumson council, this be- Johnson, Samuel Walling, George ing in his opinion a fair price for the Henry, T. S. Walling, G. Wilson, Sid- calf. The councilmcn thought other- noy Hulse, S. S. Compton, Wilson wise and refused to pay the bill, The Compton, John Gant, William Mey- councllmen thought $25 would ^>e a ers, C. Hobbn, George Lane, Luther fair price and appointed John Yco- Walling, Joseph Clark and John manB to represent them to effect a Irons. Tho first prize, a silver, gold- settlement. lined cup, waa won by Mr. Gant. Stanley Roberts, son of Charles E. E. Roberts waa putting ma- Roberts of Eatontown, celebrated his chinery In his new tug, the Niagara. fifth birthday with a party. His There were 63 persons In Eaton- guests wero Harriett Haggerty, John town township who were over 70 Bennett, George Mosby, Gertrude years of age. Grauie, Ruth Ponnlngton, Gertrude PUN NOW A 60O-pound bell was purchased Bennett, Gladys Carlisle, Gladys Sny- for the Atlantlo Highlands Baptist der, Lida, Kate and Maude Hough, church. ; Buddy Snyder and Clarenco Hyslop. Tho Sea Bright Sentinel was Bold Tho 60th anniversary of the FOR DEPENDABLE to John H. Kollock, Jr., who hidEatontown Baptist church was cel- been working on the paper during ebrated with fitting ceremonies. the past year. Mrs. Harry Clark, a former prin- A number of people of Keyport cipal of the Atlantlo Highlands high claimed to have seen a large sea ser-school, was offered, her old position LOW-COST HEAT back. She was a registered phar- pent. Tho people who made the an- macist and was assisting her hus •» /rusT Yon POSTPONE baths be- nouncement did not state what kind of bevcrago tho Kcyportcrs were band in his storo at Highlands. ilVlcause the room is cold? Must drinking, George A. Steele and Thomas M. Dlckcnson, both of Eatontown, took ...and for a veto] definite jgo\l go to the cellar to send up Mrs. Rachel McDormott, mother (heat? People with Airtcmp Oil of Mrs. J. G. Breese of Eatontown, a long automobllo ride to Toms died at tho advanced age of 78 years. River, whoro Mr. Dlokonson had lived The shirt, an important item in any man's attire, is immaculate. Burners don't. And there's nl- Tho body waa buried in Old Tennent 20 years before. It was his fin ;iways abundant hot water, tool Church cemetery. visit there In many years, and short- •'-'• Ajrtemp Oil Burners give you Mrs. Susan Francis, widow of ly aftor stopping out of the automo- iliOill Richard Frnncla, died at her home bllo he found a dollar bill on the trujy modern heating. Tempera- In Naveslnk from a complication of sidewalk. He tried to find tho own ture constantly what you want it diseases. She was 68 years old, er without success and finally blew it In. This is only one of many desirable features of our New Home —house cleaner—furnace drudg- Tho Crystnl Wave was taken off Iho Snnrty Hook route for the sea- Emll Aufcrlo rented his delicates- ery ended. You can depend on an ion. Tho officers of the different sen storo on Bay avenue at th Laundry Service —(shirts are professionally finished, if desired, Airtcmp doing all this for you— stenmora of tho Atlantlo Highlands Highlands to Greenspan Brother!, end Bandy Hook linos gave a tes-who had recently bought tho bus!- for only 12c each extra). and/ at amazingly low cost! For AIRTEMP OIL BURNER e Unusually neBS of Jesso Sculthorp. Thoj quIcteEconomlcalon oil •Clean, timonial to J. C. Koatendlck, the Chrynler engineers, with years of steward of tho vossel. planned to uso tho Aufoiio ntoro dependable • 'Ilirco years to pay experience getting more miles to John Foley's tailor shop at Mat-a Btororoom. mam the gallon of gasoline, have de- awan was entered by thieves and a Raymond Fleet, who had bnen al clean homo this winter. Find large quantity of custom und roedy- Grandln V. Johnson's Miller streol 1 veloped a way to get more In•;•!. out about this perfected oil mndo clothing wna atolen. Charlea drug atoro, gavo up his position t( UXeW utome Service also brings you all flatwork finished, from the gallon of fuel oil. burner from your Airtcmp Close, on hla way to Now York, «aw enter Columbia university to com two men cnrrylnfr largo bundles and ploto his course In pharmacy. the balance of your bundle fluff-dried, a goodly portion of it Have this constant, depend.il i h' dealer todny.IIave him tell you succeeded In capturing ono of them, Kugcno Ely, who had been fnrm heat—enjoyaWnrm,onRy-to-kcep- how cany it is to own. who proved lo hn one of the robbars. Ing Mrs. Victor Dcnn Kenny's placi ready for use. And at amazingly low cost—only Be per pound A bout raco took place at High- at Holmdel for 40 yonra, ducltlcd ti lands between crafts owned by Ells- quit farming and retire. Ilrnnso (first 5 pounds 50c); handkerchiefs and doilies lc each extra. MPTEMP OIL BURNERS, BOILER BURNERS, COOUNd UNITS worth Cciltrrll and John P. Johnton. Butler, who wag on tho Illchar SUMMER AND WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS Tho courno was down the river and Horbert farm, near Crawforil'B COP Cheaper and better than doing it yourself 1 Call us today. Represented by out Into tho bay and return, a dl»- ncr, was engaged to succeed Mr. Ely tttmui of 14 miles. Mr. Cottrnll's boat A wrestling match hotwren Ueorgi upiet when near tho government Luker of Belford and Irving Hair ARTHUR J. ROCK, Inc. dr>ck at Bandy Hnok anil Johnson's ion of Red Hunk was tho feature o boflt came homo a winner without iiinm M Centra! Avc., K. Oriuno Tnl. Orange 4-444! tho smoker held by tho Red Han nny further effort. lodgo Patriotic Horn of Atunrlca I BRETT & BROWN A. H. Armstrong of Sea nrlght of- their rooms on Monmouth atree Dial llttlt Palls 4-0400 • Rod Bank 2600 or Dial "Operator" and ask for M Monmimlli Ht., Hnt llmiU Tnl. Itod Hank 20WI for«(t a. number of prlr.es to local I.ukor got thn firnt fall. I In rifuiin V. J. TIGER RICHARD SEALS fishermen for an ocean race. A sil- to go on with thn match niul Hnr ver water pltclmr was won by Uar-rlson wns ileclarod Iho winner, Toil-Free Phone WX-IOOCT tllla Jolmnon us flrat prlio In the John W, filoeum wan nominate flrnt clnaa. Alfrrd Kalk*nher(r took for senator over Alnton Krokma (* Iho toll churga It automatically revsnod lo vi) second prl««. Other prlio winners and Wilbur A. nf\cli. bully crushing one. of his ST««nhoui(.« In Iho township, plnntt 7,000 earimllon nuttlngi, Mr. flmlt Sffiwwd, careful buyers read The Register's Class- Mlu Kmo fl rover of rind Rank unit mudo » specialty of eat nMlon» an Charles If. l,um of Miami, Florida, • hlpneil flowers dally to dm Nen ified AdxavtisemenU. Here you find the seller who York market. wer« mmrl.fl n««r Mwmin ftprlngs want* U s«4i and the buyer who wants to buy. by Rev, J, K, Manning Ot lUd Btnk, n»v, Murlln F. Gassy, Militan ta lUr, Juan A, ttnyaotda Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1933. he school, and John Scott, leader of cream making; machine with him MONEY LOANED Red Bank Couple Atlantic Highlands. he Hl-Y group. and he will open a itoro In Holly- un Jewelry, Silver. Miuloal Instruments, Camera*, Communion will be observed next wood. (The Bed Bunk Begieter e>n b« bought Binoculars, etc. In AUentlo Hlgblande from William Left. Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Mr. and Mri. Pedro will leave for MONMOUTH COUNTY ^ Licenced and Bonded by State ol N. J- WeddetU2 Years J. Lemburg, A. KaU &nd Romeo's mw«" hurch. Kally day will also be K HoMlywobdi , Florida, within the com- HE PAY CASH BOB OLD GOLD AND SILVER aiind). irated. _ * ms week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Brower of Leslie Antonides has been chosen Ambrose Liming hat moved from Broadway Loan Co. the official delegate by the first aid Second to Fourth street and John ' . • Hear' . :, .%.,. East Front Street Have Anni- Highlands. Poster has moved from Miller to 208 Broadway, (Opp. Jacob Stoinbacb'.) Long Branch versary on Daughter's Wed- and safety squad of Atlantic High- lands to attend the National Safety (The Red Bank Register ean b« bought Fourth street. Harry DeVlU baa ding Day. Congress at Atlantic City October Highland, from L Greenspan, Mr. moved to Leonardo. RIVERSIDE DRIVE, olltor. Oedle's drag atoit -and Joseph Benjamin Peterson Is spending * PHONE 5 to 9. He will be accompanied by .amen). COL FRANK KNOX BED BANK 3767 RED BANK, N. J. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kred K. Blower of Jaines McLaughlln, another member few days at Plscataway. Eust Front strfrt celebrated their of the squad. Others to attend aro Bonds amounting to $18,500 wore The condition of Mrs. Ella Johnaon, Republican Candidate for Vice-President 32nd wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs. Marie Fielding; who will rep- aid by the Highlands - mayor and who has been a patient at Hazard MARTIN J. McGUIRE Their daughter, Misa Evelyn Brow- resent the ladles' auxiliary of the uncil at the regular meeting Mon- hospital several weeks, Is about the er, -was married the same day to fire department; Herbert S. Melnert, lay night. Water account bllla same. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Ilnrrv Burdue. son of Mr. and Mrs. who -will represent the schools, and mounting to $1,620.25 were also \V. Allicvl liurdi'.i1 "f Kiomt street. Mrs. William Kurau, who will rop- laid. Included In the payment of TUESDAY, OCT. 6th Have your heating system thoroughly resent the borough. onds was the last bond of $1,000 on Nancy Ryan, two-year-old daughter ae borough hall and fire house. It examined at no cost to owner. ost the borough $230 for labor to re- Healing systems and oil burners installed any place In of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Center avenue, was stung in her >air the storm damage. The money Asbury Park Convention Hall : Moiuiiouth County. mouth by a yellow Jacket Monday ras expended to repair a washout TLUMBIXG AND HEATING ON TIME PAYMENTS. while she was eating a tomato. The Bayslde drive and to clean the 2:45 P. M. yellow jacket was on the tomato :orm Bewer on Valley street. Every- when she took a bite and she was Ing appears favorable for approval stung Inside the lower lip. if tho new WPA project for repalr- Atlantic, Highlands high school ng the streets. The borough's share City Hall, Long Pranch will open the football season Satur- $1,090 for materials and the gov- rfSTATEOF day when the local team plays Man- rntnonfa ohare Is $14,681.21. If ap- 3:30 P. M. asquan high school at Manasquan. roved the project will give steady 9 at Atlantlo City. Official, Strombers, Carter and Zenith Service. Carburetor! tot ily have closed their house on Pros- Mrs. .Mary Parker will be hostess •II can. Blf Btoclj of New and Ee-bullt Carburetors. Gaa mll»- pect avenue and have returned to t tonight's meeting of the Trailers age checked by Zenith Factory Tester. SALE or Montclalr. Abraham Levlne and ub. Estimates Gladly Given and All Work Guaranteed, family of Lincoln avenue have also Charles Derby has been hired by ,.3 PIECE returned to Montclair. the borough council to tako care at Mis? Eunice Rogers, public health the borough hall and also the streets. DOUGLAS AUTO ELECTRIC CO. nurse, gave a talk on '.'The Educa- Sixty residents of this place at- . DOUGLAS A. JEROLMON tion of a Staff Nurse" at a meeting snded the picnic of the National Bed Outfits! ! tho Monmouth County Social Ser- 18 MECHANIC ST, BED BANK, N. 3. TEL. US. ice organization yesterday at the nlon for Social Justice Sunday at 1'RED E. .BROWEK iome of Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson liverslde Park, between New Bruns- t Llncroft wick and Bound.Brook. Thirty made Mrs. Brower, the former Eva Con- ho trip In a Boro bus and the rest ivcr of Red Bank, was born and Miss Violet Bloom of Kingston, private cars. The bus was deco- •aised at Red Bank. ,Mr, BroAver is ew York, has been visiting Mrs. ated by J. S. Hoffman. J. Benolt of torough electrician, an honorary oseph P. Dendcr. Monday they highlands had charge of the loud- ember of the Red Bank first aid ent to New York to welcome home oaklng equipment at the picnlo. Miss Bloom's parents, who spent PUBLIC SALE quad, a member of Relief Engine The 11th birthday of Sievert Wals- ompany, and secretary of the Mon- hree months In Norway. Mr. and •om, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sievert nouth County Bremen's association. Mrs. Walter Larsen of Morrlstown Valatrom of Fifth street, was cele- COMPLETE LOT HOME FURNISHINGS They were married at tho Baptist ere week-end guests of Mr, and rated with a party Thursday after- Mrs. Dender. END TABLES LIVING BOOM SET PICTUBE8 hurch by tho late Rev. Dewitt Fay oon. Thirty guests were present. BUGS BED BOOM SET CHAIRS >f Eatontown, a great uncle of the G. V. Morin and family, who have Carman B. Foster has launched a 3en occupying the Stone house on CHINA DINING BOOM SET TABLES ;room. Mr. and Mrs. Brower were ew 24-foot boat of the soaskiff GLASS GARDEN TOOLS BEDS lincoln avenue, have returned to ype. ho recipients of many useful gifts, landy Hook, where Mr. Morin Is an FRIGID AIRE POUCH SET MIRRORS tnd spent most of the day reading ifflcer in the coast guard. Mrs. J. S. Hoffman and Miss Dora BADIO SILVER CURTAINS >ards of congratulation from friends ae Hoffman returned to Brooklyn CANDLE STICKS LAMPS BRIDGE SET ind relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O. Olson have moved ir the winter Saturday. KITCHEN WARE Mr, and Mrs. Brower have three !rom the Patterson house on South M. Barber has moved his dress ons Everett,1 Raymond and Ken- ivenue to Mrs. M. Merlgold's house hop from tho Silberblatt building And Items Too Numerous to Mention. leth, and two daughters, Mrs. Har- >n Center avenue. i the Siegel building. •y Burdge and Miss Muriel Brower. Mrs. Edward Shepherd of Wash- Mrs. Emil Mussell and daughter Mr. afid Mrs. Kenneth Brower, who ington, D. C, Is visiting her sister, nd son have gone to Hollywood, Sale Starts Friday, October 2nd, .vcro married a week ago Sunday, Mrs. John G. Throckmorton of Lin- lorlda, for the winter. Her son, •cturned from their wedding trip in :oln avenue. yho conducted an ice cream and and Continuing Until All Sold. imo for the celebration. Eugene O'Rourke and John G. onfectlonery store on Bay avenue Throckmorton have returned from luring the summer, has taken his Ice 34 BROWN PLACE, RED BANK, N. J. leveland, where they attended tho National American Legion conven- Centerville. .ion. The regular business meeting of Miss Emma Potosky of New York he Intermediate Christian Endeavor spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. ociety of, the Baptist church will be and Mrs. Ignatz Potosky. held Saturday evening at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis of Port Mon- ck. The Sunday-school will meet mouth. spent Sunday -with Mr. Den- at 9:45 a. m. Sunday and promotions nis's sister, Mrs. George Thorne. will be made. Morning church serv- Complete With Frank DePaluea and family spent ice will* be hold at 11 o'clock, with Sunday at New York. W. Harry Posten of Atlantic High- COIL SPRINGS Edward Cerllone and family and lands filling the pulpit in the absence Frank Ambroslno and family at- of the pastor, Rev. Elwood Wolf, and INNERSPRING tended a wedding at New York on who with Mrs. Wolf is enjoying a MATTRESS Sunday. vacation in Pennsylvania. Tho Chris Many of the roadside stands are tian Endeavor society will meet In being closed for tho winter, season. the lecture room of the church Sun- Choice of Metal Windsor or Wood Early American Miss Ruth Williams was a school day evening at 7 o'clock. The topi visitor Monday. will be "Building a Christian World.' Posters—In walnut or maple. Smartly designed, Misses Catherine and Mary Wa- The evening church service will b Strongly made beds—particularly appropriate, for pasgo of Union Beach visited Mr. and held at 7:45'o'clock, with Mr. Pos boys' and girls' rooms, and guest rooms. The in- Mrs. Albert Siano on Sunday. ten in the pulpit. Miss Amelia Menosky and Pete The Woman's Republican club will nerspring mattresses arc upholstered blue damask Lcpick spent the week-end at Brook- hold a regular meeting Monday af- or woven striped tickings—the coll springs are dou- lyn. ternoon at 2 o'clock at Community Mr. and Mrs. J. Alloeco spent Sun- fire house. ble, oil tempered and are equipped with stabilizers— day at Madison. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. R. Thompso: making this an outstanding value! Flank Ambroslno has had a no1 nnd family,,, who spent the summei floor placed in his kitchen. in tho Florence Bell bungalow or Misses Mary Siano and Margaret Third avenue, have moved back tc THIRD FLOOR Ambrosino are music pupils of Mrs, Red Bank. Sherry of Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. John Joslln of West Mrs. Salvatorc Strainero motoret Highland avenue have rented the F. to Brooklyn on Sunday. A. Bell house on Garfleld avenue. Mr. ami Mrs. J. Cestona of Whit A painting, "The Nazarcne,'1 hal HOURS OF BUSINESS: Plains -spent Sunday with Fran been presented to the Sunday-school Department Store LllcearelU and family. o! the Methodist church by Rev. Har. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. in the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maliconlc ry D. Hummer as a farewell gif Saturdays— and family of Dearborn farm B'pen Mr. Hummer has been transferred tc Same Location Sunday at Lonj; Branch. the Bordentown Methodist church i A. M. to 9 P. M. Since 1873 Appropriate responses in appdcclatio of the gift were made by Fred A Boy.s can malce extra pocket mone; White, assistant superintendent TSffftffflSKMMiflfi^J^Silffl selling The Register.—Advertisemeni

Tm Jo the dough too, Honey-it's good you / „.. ,i, t,.*... *' .lL'j'.K..h, li',.*....'.t. had this kitchen extension put in. Tell me more about Here are the facts: 1. Last winter under the Ail-Purpose Rate you eould Heat your home auto* matically with gas for leas money than with any other fuel. 2. A still further reduction in the rate was made last spring. 3. Gas is the cleanest, safest, most silent, most "carefree" form of auto* mutic heating iu the world* Here is the proof 1. We will estimate the cost of gas Keat in your fiome in advance. 2. We will install an automatic gas burner In your present furnace for $25 down (less than the cost of installation). You make no further payment* till next May. 3. Next Mny you may make your decision as to whether or not you wish1 to buy the equipment. If our estimate has not proved correct within 10%, we will refund your $25 deposit.

Wherever you are, it's easy to For Your Own Protection telephone. Call 18 miles for 15c- A FACT AT A TIME 42 for 35c-anywhere in Now hcntliiK equipment roil* lent Don't accept anybody's house-heating Jersey (station-to-station rutos). to buy than nlniulnril make* of automatic hrntrrs lining nolld or claims without an ironclad money*baclc Rat** for calls ovor4?milosaic Hqul«l fuel. reduced every night af for /(until guaranteed offer like thin one. 4:30 a.m.) and all of Sunday. NIW JMJEY BEU TELEPHONE COMPANY JERSEY CENTRAL POWER Aim LIGHT CO. Offle* Hour.: Nii.il A. M. (.i ft l\ M, irlrphiinr Um1 think IWHI; Kmergfiu> rtiun* Klter iplllri- tuyir. Uid V,n»h 1CI. J1* B^^ttft I terror; knowledge of Ood Is the con- save only as abject sinners, prostrate ica waa held yesterday afternoon at Feast Of Booths sciousness of God's presence, a sense t the throne of mercy, crying for Keansburg. the horns of Mrs. Benjamin Andreach of being aware of Ood dwelling with- pardon. STOP AT THE (Tie Bed Bank BegisUi can be, bonshl on Bayvlew avenue. IJ.DOBBMUS. To End Thursday in ourselves. It moans the recog- Only on bended knees can we this la Keansbarf at tfae itom of E, U Miller, The Young Ladles' Sodality of Bt, »T LAW. nition of Ood as the power of life. bour seek God to know him and to N. Santa Uela. Philip Killer. Charles Volet I Z«k«man.) Ann's church received Holy Com- Red Bach Some of the greatest souls of man- enthrone him In our hearts, not the munion at the 8 o'clock Mass Sun- MONMOUTH TAVERN 'i"hM 70-72 MONMOUTH ST. at Sundown Yesterday and In our history have come from a age to, not to the Ood of pleasure, daughter, Mrs. William J. Shannon, spiritual upheaval in the heart of not to the Gods of greed, not to the have returned to Newark, after Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Klotz cele- RED BANK, N. J. PHONE 3946 )R. L. W. CARLBON Continue! for Eight Days— m*n. Hoses fait fee consciousness of (Soda of lelnshness, but to the God of spending the summer at their sum- brated their twentieth wedding an- SDBQEON CHIBOPODIST Ood at the burning bush. David as righteousness. Find that God here niversary last week. Yom Kippur Sermon. and make him the guardian of your mer home on Shore Boulevard, Bea- For the largest selection of choice Liquors, BOOT AILMENTS a shepherd had the consciousness of con Beach. The Casino theater closed for the conduct leason Monday night - •Otliu Hounl Dalhr V> m. ">• 10 c p. n. God. Florence Nightingale had a Wines and Beers. S* Evaolnfii Twiia* t»* Ttaund.r. The Jewish Feast of, Boottis or passion for Ood and It was this pas- As I said before, I take it for grant- The Daughters of America hold a Richard Trenery and Henry Flah- # for appolaUn.of phwie 3442. Sultkoth as It t> known in Hebrew sion that made ber the creator of ed that we all came here to find our successful bingo party at the Man- irty will manage the recreation fa- began at sundown yesterday and will God, but whatever may nave been ning place lire house Friday night. Separate accommodations for ladles and gentlemen who de- BBOAO ST. BED HANK. N. J. modern nursing. It was the Ood cilities of fire company No. 1, In the sire a quiet and pleasing atmosphere. bo observed for eight days. The consciousness of Jesui that had the the motivating Impulse that brought Mr. and Mrs. William Halph have fire house on Manning place. eighth day lg known as tha "Feast you here, now that we are here, let returned from a trip to Sioux City forgiveness In his heart even at his At the meeting of the Lions club of Conclusion," and on the follow- oruetaxlon. "Ood forgive them, they us acknowledge God In prayer In Iowa, JOHN E. DAY ing day the "Feast of Rejoicing In honesty of heart, mind and soul, and James Ritter has departed for last week, the following committees know not what they do," he said at were named: attendance, Bert Law- the Law" is observed. tha onus. It was Tarsus, better et me finish with the Danish prov- Florida, where he plans to spend sev- Funeral Home The feast Is rich in tradition. In erb: "Better the world know ybu as a eral months. rence; by-laws, Sidney Alperln; ex- known as Paul, the great evangelist tension, Bert Lawrence; finance, Biblical times Sukkoth was an agri- of Christianity, who transformed the sinner than God know you as a hypo- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Deturo have PHONE 332. cultural festival. It was the oc- crite." Clinton B. Lohsen; education, Ches- Western world with an ideal that closed their summer home and re- ter B. Mullison; membership, Raplh lilt Brood &K Red Bank casion for Jewi to make a pilgrim- filled bis heart and mind. It was turned to Jersey City. age to Jerusalem, where they placed O. Williams; program, Abraham Lan- Ignatius Loyola, a swaggering, curs- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oberman, dow; publicity, Richard Jessen; sight sacrifices on the altar of tho temple Ing, drinking soldier, who experi- Middletown Village. who were recently married, are liv- and sang hymns of praise and conservation and blind, Ralph O. enced a change of heart while being ing on Woodslde avenue. Williams and Fred FInne; boys and thanksgiving to God for bis bounty, wounded that founded the order of (The Red Bank Register can be bought Miss Caroline Deturo Is employed COLDS In Middletown from J. 0. Kulsht and girls, George Lawson and William the society of Jesus, which saved the William B. Waters.) at the office of Dr. Frank A. Mlele Krueger; citizenship, Harry Beaman; and Roman Cathollo church In the hour on Carr avenue, The Young People's league of the civic Improvement, James Pappa and FEVER of Its extremity. It was the .Wesley Henry Schellon of Carr avenue Is Theodore Kotch; community better- brothers, Charles and John, who be- Reformed church began their season driving a new automobile. 3 Uquld, T.bl.t. 1"' i*r Monday with a meeting at which ment, William Krueger; health and Balya, Npef Dropi Headache, 30 mln. came converted gradually and start- Floyd Broander, assistant postmas- welfare, Dr. Frank Mlele and Court- 1 ed a religious movement, the Metho- they made an Introductory study of ^Try'"'Ruk-Mi'-TI>ra", World ! Beit ter, Is on his annual vacation. land Ogden. Liniment dist church, that rent England In various mission fields and endeavors. Mrs. Benjamin Andreach was hos- twain. Choir and pageant rehearsals were held Tuesday night. Last night a tess at a card party Thursday night Go back to our own great proph- wayside shrine service was held un- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carhart have REPUBLICAN BANNER UP. ets, Isaiah, Amos, Jeremiah and Ho- der the leadership of Kev. George W. moved into an apartment over Sll NEW YORK sea. They were men who dared the Ypyng, with musical accompaniment' ver's store on Main street. Big Fainted Sign Costing S1S5 Swung wrath of kings, who suffered hunger by Miss Lois Axtell. A meeting of John Cecere is a surgical patlenl Across Broad Street. and privation and Imprisonment be- In the Rlvervlew hospital, Red Bank. the Men's club will be held thi; A large banner with the pictures or NEWARK cause they were moved by the con- evening In the church rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogden hav New savings of 5c to 10c a day in connection with 60 and sciousness of God within themselves. departed for Coronado Beach, Flor- of Landon and Knox and bearing tho When Rabbi Aklbah was burned a Alfred G. Luyster Is completing i ida, where they will spend the win- names of all Republican candidates 54-trip monthly, 12-lrin weekly and 50 and 100-trip six! KOUND stake he wrapped the scroll of thi contract for carpenter work at Long ter. to be voted on here was placed on montns multiple-ride tickets. The old ten-trip supplemental' TBir Torah around his body as he went to Branch. Broad street Friday by the Red Bank Mrs. Mary Hunter of Highland fare ticket at $1.25, good for six months, without restric- his fate and sang "Shma Israel, The men of the Reformed church Republican executive committee and tion, continned for use of the occasional rider. Single trip adonl ERohelnu adonol Echod,1 boulevard is recovering from the Republican club. No ceremony WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 have been requested to meet at the sprained ligament In her right foot. Supplemental fare of 15c remains. "Hear, O Israel, the Lord Is our God, church Saturday morning to spend took place. The banner is 30 fee* Leaves BED BANK 0:09 A. M. the Lord is One." When his pupil the day In cleaning the church The Thomas Jefferson Democratl long and 20 feet high and It Is sup- 'asked him how he could go joyously grounds. A luncheon of sandwiches club held a card party Monday night. ported by netting. It cost $135. EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY to - ^Returning ticket! good on any N«w I to his death, he said, "All my life Miss Marie "Deturo, employed In Jfaraey Cent ml train, except th? B)t» and coffee will be provided for the In past years the netting has been NEW YORK-NEWARK $4 95 wanted,to show my love for my Go workers at this "bee." the office of Walter A. Conroy, has saved so that the only expense In- Sfimet on date of tale. Coniult ticket who dwells within me, and now been on a two-weeka' vacation. jja&onta for lonvlns tlmei from itatloni Lay ton Clark of New York has volved was that of having the pic- Excursion Train have the opportunity." Harry Goldmlng Is sojourning a tures and names made. Four years (COAHU your local ticket icent for eebeduU> T *oot shown above and additional In- moved back to his former residence These and" many others, both men (w?".^' Saratoga. Springs, N. Y. formation. Telepbona Red Bank 889. n a r an absence of several ago the banner was pulled down on and women who have" done God's •ears. " Sidney Alterman has returnei election night and destroyed, with work in this world; were consecrated from a trip to South Carolina. the result that an entire new one had PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD RABBI ARTHUR H. HERSHON to their task by their consciousness The black widow spider which Lu- A card party given as a benefit clen D'AnthonV has on exhibition at to be made for this year's presiden- if God. From a purely religious for the Catholic Daughters of Amer- tial campaign. 3Jersey. ^Central The destruction of the temple and standpoint there Is only one God for his store has attracted large atten- the disappearance of sacrifice as a all men, no matter how differently tion. ' form of worship brought changes In he may be expressed' or Interpreted The new barn on William E. Cot- the observance of the holiday but the among men. To know God Is an ex- ton's farm on Nutswamp road Is al- spirit of the festival baa not perience of which men are'capable, most completed. changed. Observant Jews still build be they Jew, Christian, Hindu or Pa- Rev. peter M. Boelhouwer states a Sukkah or smalt booth In their in. :hat he wishes to urge everyone hav- yards where they eat during this ing material for the 100th annivers- RED BANK LONG BRANCH week. It Is Intended to 'be a remin- The purpose of Atonement Day Is to prepare all of us for the spiritual ary publication of the Reformed der of the time when the Jews lived church to send it to him as quickly !5 Broad St 176-8 Broadway in euoh booths • during their forty experience. There must be first of all 'a willingness to receive It, a re- as possible. years of wandering in the desert Miss Louise Rogers of Red Hill is and of God's goodness to them. The ceptive feeling that will open the doors of welcome. If you refuse to a surgical patient at Hlverview hos- VOGELS Sukkaht air* dfoorated with' fruits and foliage of tile.fall season to sym- entertain any desire for thlngB re- pital at Red Bank. She was taken bolize Clod's loving kindness. The ligious, any sacrificial interest in to the hospital Friday. synagogue too Is decorated with your neighbor, or In the welfare of fruits and flowers, the palm branch others, you are not going to have it It pays to advertise In The Register. or lulab as it Is Called In Hebrew, If you are clothed In collossal selfish- oitron or the ethrog, sprigs of frag- ness you will not feel It If you are rant myrtle and willow bought, rep- encased In an Icy shell of Indiffer- ence and apathy, It will not come to BLACKHEADS resenting the harvest character of you. If you came to this house of AVOIDED WITH OXYGEN CREAM COATS the festival. worship with a supercilious sneer of Tbotuajids who were mUer&Ue orcr dnU. Sukkoth Is also marked by a cere- Intellectual superiority, with a skep- randdr akin beteden with blukheade and tical Idea that all this Is outmoded fclexnlshee. BOW nn about DIOXOQEH mony of consecration in which CBEAM,U»beaatiflxTSei. young children are formally Inducted superstition, you dont belong here. BiflnM anno porej. Keepi the skin «oft For the Games! None dare come here with such a ud smooth to the touch. One jar of Dioxo- Into the religious school, with em- sm Cream will conrinoe TOO. Try It, phasis placed upon the thought of mood, none can come Into this pres- God's goodness as manifest In the ence with a stiff-necked pride. You gifts which the Sukkoth season and I who have neglected our most As colorful and exciting as the brings to the world. obvious duties, you and I who have Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon of Con- robbed our homes of their sanctity of play itself—quality that's head and OU can dress up your home, old, our children of their guidance, gregation B'nat Israel on Riverside our neighbors of their reputation and Yand cut you* cleaning time in avenue took for his text, "We Do shoulders above anything at anywhere half, with Armstrong's Quaker 1 ourselves of our God, we dare not Cor. Broad and White Sts., Not Live on Bread Alone,' Tom Kip- come hero on this Atonement eve, Buga, The mum now fall styles arc pur eve, Friday night, and delivered Red Bank near this sensational low price !! now on display—Mellow Tone mar- the following sermon: UBS, shaded tiles, new aJOover flo- I am taking it for granted that ats, tiie lMmmj rhyme play rag we all came here to find our Ood, to find refreshment for our soul, • Tawny Rusts tor the children's room. An easy that everyone here has something mopping b all the cleaning a to pray for, that -we came here as • Deep Hunters' Browns Quaker Hug ever needs. Foil range human beings, no creed, no color, no «f dn and priocs—for examplei sect, JuBt God's night for medita- • Mossy Greens tion, prayer and. stock taking of 9 i U-ft. Sice, $O.4U your spiritual self. VOGELS • Luscious Wines "The world stands out .on either tide, Raccoon or No wider than the heart la wide: Above the world la stretched the iky, 25 Broad St., Eed Bank • Crisp Heather Blends No hteher than the aoul It high; Wolf-trimmed Armitage & Baynton, Inc. The heart can push tha tea and land, "THE BUG STORE" Farther away on either hand; The soul can split the sky In two,. 3-Piece Suits Featuring tho products of And let the fa«e of God thine through. One glance at these is LUXURIOUS WARMTH ! A. & M. Karagheuslan My friends this night 1B given to enough to make your 43 MQNMOUTH ST., BED BANK us not to fear God-but to acknow- ledge God, There la vast difference heart ship a beat! Boys can make extra pocket money between fear of God and the know- Gorgeously furred Belling The Register.—Advertisement ledge of God. Fear means physical tweeds and fleeces— grand for all fall and Fur Coats winter. $ .85 29.50 Every wanted silhou- 16 A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION ette—every coat an ex- ceptional value. Sav- ings make buying im- perative. k DRESSES A Complete 3 Budget Groups Selection

A lovely collection of copies of Real Paris importations. New football colors. Sizes 12 to 44. laiMrt (IflloH. 88 • Lapin NEW 1937 • Raccoon PHILCO with the • Northern Seal All the important silhouettes . . . Tunics, Princess, Swing-time ... in crepes, WOOIH FOREIGN TUNING SYSTEM • Caracul Afeore! Bac^oon, In dark, and velvets. One look *t th« Phlko Color 1>!*I and you'll •« why foreign r«- ttak sktau, amart«tylM NEW FALL HATS ctptlon li no tmget a problem I Sntlona sre tprml futhtr apart • Kid Sldn 12 to 20 38 - 44 18Vi - 2 t, i namc.1 and located, in color, You ftnw if mtmtt And Phllco'e tt Me* eaunwl slondnr exclusive PortigH Tuning Sjtltm tntblei you lo g*t and enjoy manr more rrv#r»ai progranii. Come la sntl s«e th* tuny Pfait • B«*TtNtte from CHOOSE rnoM aa NSW pttiicoa.— $20 to $600 BABY TERMS— tlbttal Tra,U-tn Allowanv $ Ev«ry oo*t beam our 8.y«*r unconditional gnar- 16 Monmouth St., Outstanding fashion leaders—In both tailored and fussy 1~ antee! A Wrtall deposit will hold your fiolcction. Tusting's Red Bunk types. Silses for Misses and Women, BED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 11988. a rural llfa training course, It $40,- season. «M «te of the.best to f- It'. Apple Cider JJack To Greece 000 program has been developed by Bids Received On cant yean, Edward Lung of Faro- Prof. Allen. A young agriculturalist lngdsle was one of the principal win- Time At Scobeyville has been chosen to head up the work South Amboy Roads ners. He won first prim for Boston After Vacation „with Prof. Allen's assistance. This marrow winter squash, California Nine bids, with the lowest $80,108, Beeprd breaking receipt* qf 4pple» young man, John Weston, who has wonder peppers, citron and In the rare nude at toe elder mlA of Laird a background of unusual experience by the Franklin Contracting com- class for any other variety of winter At New Monmouth pany of Newark, giving a saving of and Company of Seobeyyllle as a re- in rural life worB^in England, the •quash. Lang also won eight seo- sult of the heavy storm Friday, Sep- Transvaal and Cyprus, la at Cornell $27,310 below ^estimated costs, were ond prUe» and Sva third award*. , received Monday by State Highway tember 16, which blaw much fruit off Real Estate and Personal H. B. Allen Sails to Re»ume Hi* university taking a post graduate Robert and Stanley Grosehdyke, of trees. Bo numerous were the course in American extension meth- Commissioner E. Donald Sterner for brothers of Perrlttevllle, who en- Work With the Near East the completion of the relocation of truck loadi that storage place* at ods prior to starting the active pro- tered their exhibits jointly, wen flrrt the mill were not sufficient to ac- Property Foundation—His Wife Is Al- gram In Cyprus in the spring. routes 4 and 36 around the business prises for red Jersey sweet petatot* center of South Amboy. and Marglobe tomatoes. They alia commodate all the "windfalls." The so Returning; to Greece. The full program if the Near East mill wu kept going eight* a* well foundation covers 25 projects, chiefly Funds for the work will be pro- won four third prize awards. as days and icane of the truck drtr- OF THE LATE WILLIAM PIERCE concerned with improved agricul- vided under a grant of congress last Gertrude Liptky of Perrinevllle en had to park their loads all night H. B. Allen, formerly agriculture ture, health, home-making, sanita- year to reduce unemployment In New placed first In the class for any other and sleep In buildings on the. prem- teacher at the Mlddletown township tion, malaria control, youth training Jersey and award of the contract variety of eggplants and also took ises to wait their turns for unload- House, contents and lot located in th^'-Village of high school at Leonardo and form- and recreation, with tho major part wlllba deferred pending approval by two seconds and one third prise. ing the next day. The apple* came erly on the staff of Rutgers college, of the programsi being carried on the United States Bureau of Public Joseph and Otto Megill, brothers from various parts of New Jersey Holmdel, at 2 P. M. House andlot td be sold fit L. W. Lancaster sailed Saturday on the Vulcania of in backward rural communities. The Roads, The same action will be tak- of Farmlngdale, won a first prize tor en on* the construction of a traffic as well at from distant states. Civil Elngineer and the Italian ' Lino for Macedonia, American organization, which Is the cheese pumpkins and one second The busiest period was the last 8 P.M. v Greece, to resume his duties as di- successor of tho Near East Relief, circle at Delilah and Tllton roads, prize. Egg Harbor township, Atlantlo coun- four day* of lait week, when 1,029,- Surveyor rector of education for the Near at one timo had big urban problems Ellwood Vanderholf of Perrinevllle > pound* of apple*, or more than East foundation in Greece, Albania, on Its hands, as 132,000 children were ty, on which the low bid, $25,318 by won a first In, the class for any othar the DelPatrla Construction company ) tons wen received. The apple Saturday, October 3rd Surrey* - Flans - Estimates Bulgaria, Syria and Cyprus, Prof. returned to national lifo from or- variety of carrot* and one second crop Is not expected to be a* large Allen was accompanied by Mrs. Al-phanages in eight countries. Prof. of Atlantic City was $2,592 above the prise. : Engineering Construction estimated cost, and roadside plant- this year aa It was la 1936, but the TERMS: CASH, / , ".. .', ' ' len, the former Misa Agnes Walling, Allen's service, which dates back to WHllam Oleaaon of Porrlnevllle storm compressed the bulk of the re- daughter of Mrs. Fitzroy Walling of tho days of those great orphanages ing on route 40 in Burlington county won two second awards. TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING on which the low figure of $32,910 ceiving period Into a few days. Un- WALTEE FIELDS, Auctioneer. New Monmouth and at one timo a has included the developing of the Otha Johnson of Hornerntown won der normal conditions receipts are teacher at Ecd Bank. They have educational system within the or- by Albert G. Thompson of Trenton a first prlie for white bush iquaih ALEX,' I* MeCLBHS, Clerk. 20 BatOn Boad was $7,214 above the estimated cost. spread' out evenly over a period of been spending Prof, Allen's first va- phanages, • post-orphanage training and one third award. several weeks. Bight truck* ware Fair Haven, N. J. cation in threo years visiting rela- of youth to increase their earning All of this work was calculated to William P. Tllton, Jr., of Farming- JOSEPH H. HOLMES, Hx. tives and old fHends in this section. provide 3,300 man weeks of employ- parked In front of the mill all night power, and tho later practical pro- ; dale won one second prize. Martin Saturday to await unloading. After a brief c3ll at Athens, where gram of rural lifo education for the ment Gelber of Perrinevllle won pne third Prof. Allen will confer with the underprivileged of tho Near Eastern Tho work at South Amboy will ex- prise. _ . _ foundations foreign director, L. W. countries. tend over a distance of four-tenths Every WOITTPI f Archer, they will go to their home of a mile, to Include three railroad Insurance Bate* BeduoeOi n Salonika, whero the Macedonian grade crossing eliminations and com- The Belmar fire insurance rates headquarters of the; organization Associated Gas . > plete the three-mile relocation of have been reduced from 70 cents per Wants are located. routes i and 35 from the approach $100 to 61H cents following the pur- to look her best at all times... Buys Jersey Central road to the Victory bridge to Morgan, chase of additional fire hose. to feel at ease and perfectly Two important new projects will, a distance of three miles. This im- occupy the better partg of Prof, Al- poised. The Associated Gas & Electric provement was advocated by Com- MIS-SIMPLICrrY' len's time during the eoming year. missioner Sterner to make the Jer- One is the concentration of the rural company was tho high bidder for a sey soacoast resorts more accessible ccntroling interest in tho Jersey Cen- Created by life work in Macedonia, which dur- from New York and North Jersey Expert Repairing ing the last five years has been scat- tral Power & Light company, it was through the elimination of bottle OF Gossard tered over six provinces and covered announced In Wall street last week. necks. It is scheduled for opening Is the answer. 48 villages. At present the work in The company's bid was $7,000,060, to traffic early next summer. WATCHES, CLOCKS The pull of the four districts has fulfilled its period which topped the offer of the Pub- The highway beautiflcatlon on and JEWELRY back straps of demonstration and is making a lic Service company of $5,000,000. route 40 in Burlington county, the flattens the ab- transition from Foundation to local The 712,000 shares of Jersey Central Philadelphia - Camden - Monmouth Accuracy, skill and experi- domen, uplifts control. In two districts the work stock are part of a total of a little county express highway, was planned the bust, and is being expended to make of tho more than 1,000,000 shares outstand- o provide picnic lunch groves where ence enable us to do the controls the districts models of a rural life pro- ing. lufhclent right of way is available most delicate repairing. We • tips. gram which can be duplicated in oth-1 Included in the agreement of pur- ml make the trip to the North Jer- guarantee satisfaction. Our Let our expert, er parts of Greece. In this develop- chase is an offer by the Associated ey seacoast more attractive. The prices will please you. fitters show ment the Greek government is co-op-1 Gas to buy at $35 each all deben- egulatlons of the Federal govern- you what crating actively with the Near East I tures of the National Public Service. ent require that at least one par Silverware Repaired Mis - Simplicity foundation, co-ordinating their pres-1 This offer is for a Jlmlted time. :ent of its grant tpf money to the can do. ent rural program and experimental I »•-• itate'be devoted to highway beautl- and Replated Like New station work with the practical work | College Women Meet, Icatlon, and the route 40 project was 3.50 to 10.00 of the Foundation. The project will r The executive committee of the ne of those selected for Its use. cover some 72 villages, chiefly-where I Monmouth county alumnae of the Tho traffic circle was approved to RE-USSILLES' the great refugee population of New Jersey College for Women mot provide greater safety on Delilah 36 Broad St., Red Bank Greece is trying to Improve health, at the home of Mrs. Arne Talma at road, which is being completed as TeL 1831. child welfare, living conditions and Matawan last Wednesday. Those a new connecting link between the 17 Broad Street, Bed Bank, N. I. earning power. present were Mrs. Helen Bruce and White Horse and the Black Horsa Tho second new project is 'the de- •Irs. James VanNostrand of Bed Ikes near Atlantic City. velopment of a rural program on the Bank, Mrs. Paul Rcdcay of Atlantic Island of Cyprus. A year ago Prof. Highlands, Miss Veronica VanKirk Bumstead's Allen was invited by the governor of Highlands and Miss Mildred De- Monmouth 4-H Show HIM an «.!• of Cyprus to make a survey of the Vesty of Naveslnk. At this meet- Worm Syrup IOWW.ITWVU Island and make recommendations ing a program for the year was Vegetable Winners for work of this type. As a result drawn up. dHnHiw t SANVON'N. B ggoto. Ml torn. Koo» 75 ms' Mt of Prof. Allen's report, and because In the 4-H vegetable show, which lew mnwkm e, b, »ii 50, of the success of the Near East Allenhurst to Raze Casino. in spite of an unfavorable growing to. CA.V«OHM«I. M. ft. PM foundation in rural life work in The 40-year-old Allenhurst casino Macedonia and Palestine, a request is to be razed by the borough. Plans was made by the British government are being formulated for the erection that tho American organization un- of a new building. Engineers who dertake a program at Cyprus. Funds had inspected the building pro- were not available for such new nounced it unsafe. Only one resi- work; as a consequence the British dent, Winthrop B. Vail, objected to government applied for and received Fuel Oil - Coal razing the building. He said an en- a grant from the Carnegia fund to gineer had informed him the build- finance it Through this grant, ing was not a menace. which amounts to $15,000, tho ad visory service contributed by . the Frank B. Lawes Near East foundation and tho co- Beturns After Long Absence. operation of the present rural llf< Lester H. Pierce, who left Allen 47 SHREWSBURY AVE. "High prices, department of the government al town 21 years ago, returned to thai Cyprus, which includes a ..normal place last week for his first visit. Tel. 2875 Red Bank. your school into which will be introduced Mr. Pierce is now a chiropractor ol PRICES ON APPLICATION. Grandmother!" Don't let the talk of higher prices scare you into J.YANKO thinking that Fall clothing is beyond your reach. "High prices, your Grandmother'1 . . •why, your Grand- fw value yp BIEN JOLIE I •'•.-. father paid more for his braided af the yea- 1!! • suits than you'll SteinbacK Kresge Tailored have to spend for these 1937 beau- ties. v FALL WE1QHT WOOLEN Your mirror holds a "High prices, your thrilling surprise — be- Grandmother" . . hold yourself in this just look at this Bien Jolie, slim-hipped stunning gray and fashion wise. It Kridel suit at $25 has clever boning, and . . that sparkling a youthful effect in the Are In 0ese tan at $30 . . that lace uplift. The young gorgeous double tailored lines look flat- breasted at $35. tering.

We're ready to Other Bleu JoHe Model, show Red Bank from |S to HM. 30.00 that it can let "high prices" go in one trouser Days are cooler.... nfgtits chilly,,,, In ehort, there's no doubt about pocket and out Autumn being with us in earnest! A just-warm-enough topcoat is a nilghty the other. necessary thing right now,, A topcoat that you may choose'from this new Stembach Kr«sge tailored group in CAMELS' HAIR AND NEW STONE. FACE FABRICS. Single breasted, or double breasted with raglan or set. ta aleem Natural camefe' ha|r tone, also blue, grey and brown plaid* J. KRIDEL liko2»leokllinei,T«lick toil- [, ana checks in the stoneface material. Sizes 88 to 42. —Red Bank --•» j. »..hero'» ;, ilip^Grand (or dress-U(v>c- |

Monmouth County Suirogttc'i In th» matter of the e •Into of Mm iinret Tday weor*lt's'(jfbargnir» K J, Banford, deremtii. New Worsted Suits No tic* to ri*c1Uor» t ' l' eflnut < Inlrm price. »«ain*t citato. Medium mi Pursuant to th« on1«r uf J • ~C[.l I.. llnn- •buy. Huriouutn of th« Col til/ .,r MIM - TOO nth, liimla on the 11t III .In, l.( leml.tt, JUOil. .,,1 thu n t'l'U( itlii>i uf '11 a 35.00 pany of Ntwnrk, nml J, l-'i c 1 <• I), - 'Ivi i'l'i-r" •%touturi tif th« «n(K11 uf if III el j' All Botblion lingerie it mnde !;:;: 1 1 ol pur* dye all purt'illk ' J; glen III* l>lll" Hluli, >mi mitli. ivill.li" '.'[« to ll nitintit* frum til* tint, or tlm nf(Mt«Hntil nc tltr, or th.jr will liff fuinvfi iiiin.il of tlmlr netion. thfrtfur mi»l'i*t tlis «it' J. YANKO nm rr«»tii>ld. N. }„ limit. 10, NATfONAI, NNWARK ANIi V.HHKK NKJNvnoNAia OQMtAN, Y 01' rJBWAHK, 30 Broad Street »JI ... VIM Pr««^.iit noil Tin.I • S«oond-Cin« Slitter it th» Pc«t- offlca tt Red Hank. N. J, und« tha Act ol March a. lilt. RED BANK, N. J., .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1936. Subscription Prfc«i On« Year |2.09< Sli Monthi, J1.00. Slnglo top/, lu PAGES 1 TO 16« if the Republican state executive Court Upholds Republicans Face committee. Another lore point la Building & Loan Yale Professor Woman's Club To that no organization work has been Salvation Army Three Killed done among ItaJlan-AmcrIca.no for Hear Airways Talk The Sea Bright Loss Of Italian- ho coming campaign. They eay that Pays $115,000 On Speaks At Social Drive Extended In Collision instead of tuctx a movement they The first regular meeting of the lave been (Segregated Into what la Red Bank Woman's club will be held Zoning Rules American Votes nown a> the "foreign voters' Its 38th Series Service Meeting Friday afternoon, October 8, at 2:30 Two Days More Sunday Night ;roup." They »ay they are not for- o'clock at the clubhouse when the members will be addressed by a rep- Decision Given Againit John H. «aders of Group from AU Ign votera but American citizens Red Bank Association on Tues- Dr. Howard W. Haggard Stress- Sum of $2,000 Reported Re- ind Republicans and they are fur- resentative of the United Airways. A Tragedy at Belford at htertec* Payne in His Application to J?art»-of New Je«ey to Gath- ious over having been branded with day Cancelled $15,000 in es Importance of Widespread musical program is being arranged ceived Up to Last Night— by Miss Margaret McGee, assisted by tion of State Highway and. Have Ordinance Reviewed er at Red Bank Sunday to Pro- what they say Is a humiliating mis- Mortgages and Sent Out Movement—Mrs. Lewis S. nomer. Mrs. J. P. Woodcock and Mrs. Frank Goal is $3,500 and Campaign Main Street Alto Causes Injun and Fine of $25 Set Aside. Ganfer. s tect Againit Alleged Raw Deal Assemblyman Bruno says he ex- Checks for $99,900. Thompson Re-Elected. is to Continue Till Tomorrow. ies to Another Man. jectB an attendance of about 400 at A meeting of the executive com- Th« aupromo court of >Iew Jersey mittee will bo held next Monday A convention or meeting of Re- ho meeting. Tho speakers will In- Tho Red Bank Building & Loan Dr. Howard W. Haggard, associ- morning at 9;45 o'clock at the club- The Red Bank corps of the Salva- Three colored men wero killed and has handed down a decision denying lUblican Italian-American leaders of clude, Thomas Viggorotto of Passalc, association on Tuesday matured Its ate professor of applied physiology the application of John H. Payne for house. The civics and welfare de- tion Army to date has received J2.000 another was badly Injured Sunday few Jersey will bo held Sunday at Commissioner Blanch! of Orange, As- 38th series of stock, in which there at Yale university, and author of partment will hold a covered-dish In cash and pledges in its annual night as tho result of an automobile a review of the zoning ordinance of 10 Smoke Shop tavern, -the chief semblyman 'James Juliana of. New- ere 075 shares, having a maturity "The Science of Health and Disease,' campaign to raise funds with which Sen Bright and'for a review of tho luncheon tho samo day. After the collision at Belford at tho intersec- iject Is to protest against tho troat- ,i k, Joseph Caprlo of ICearny, Joa- value of approximately $116,000. Of spoks yesterday afternoon at the an-luncheon Mrs. Robert Ilsley of Rum- to carry on the work of the organi- tion of Route 36 and Main street, proceedings under which Mr. Payne lent accorded by tho Republican iph Longo of Hudson, Judge VVI1- this amount $99,900 waa paid in cash nual meeting of tho Monmouth Coun- son will speak on the Monmouth zation for another year. Announce- ihe dead men were Loula Gaddlu of was fined $25 by Rocordor Walter G. Igh command of New Jersey to iam D. Lorenio of Bergen county, and $15,000 in cancelled mortgages ty Organization for Social Service In ment to this effect was made last Sweeney on a charge of attempting County Maternal Health center. Cherry street, Shrewsbury township oseph Citta of Ocean county, on eight properties. On August 20 one of the large barns on Mts. Lewis A Chinese luncheon' and bridge will night at a report meeting In theand James Vonn and Jamea Ander- to construct a business building In 3hristophor Pettlto of Burlington short-term series amounting to 8. Thompson's Brookdale farm at Presbyterian church. Tho campilgn a residential zone. The decision Is be held at the clubhouse next Thurs- son of Beaufort, North Carolina Tho :ounty and William Corto of Atlan- $32,200 was paid in cash. Lincroft. Mjre than 300 pe-^ons at- day and the proceeds will go Into the was to have ended last night but ow- Injured man Is Wllmer Hamim of a complete victory for tha borough .lc county. ; tended. ing to ihe fact that the goal of $3,500 Lillian, Virginia. All wero riding in and also for the Sea. Bright Protec- Shareholders in tho 38th series, club's welfare fund. The annual fall 'hlch was opened to subscribers In Dr. Haggard la an authority on conference of tho state federation had not been reached, it was ex-a car owned and operated by Mr tive association which Is Interested ,prll of 1924, invested $86,250, and medical science and one of his latest will bo held the same day at the As- tended until timorrow. Gaddls A fourth occupant, Mra. In the case. The zono In question la received in profits 528,750. One ofbooks is "Devils, Drugs and Doctors.' bury Park convention hall. Captain George Forrester, director Nellie Schenck of Eatontown, es- In the North Shore section and the Great Tribute He lauded the work of social service of the campaign, thanked the work- caped with only ea few cuta and case Is of unusual Interest because ho directors of tho association Mrs. John Ivins is chairman of a pointed out in an interview yester- organizations throughout the coun- rummago sale on Tuesday, October ers for what they had done. He bruises. others of a more or less similar na- try »nd stressed the Importance of a stressed the need of a. concentrated ture are pending. Of Love Shown lay that tho payment of $116,000 to 13. She has made a special request The automobile collided with a car -esldents and business men at this widespread social service movement that all contributions be sent to theeffort upon the part of the entire owned by Charles Metzdorf of Haw- Mr. Payne started to erect a build- ime would aid considerably In theinto tho homes of the rich as well as clubhouse tho day previous to thecommittee . if the goal Is to be thorne, who was driving on the stato Ing for restaurant purposes without Franl^P. Yarnall itimulatlon of business and would the "poor in order to make the efforts sale. reached. He said that the willing- highway on his way home from Long obtaining a permit from the building come as a windfall to many who ol such organizations as the local ness of the public to aid was appar- Branch. Tho other car waa bound Inspector. Tho court ruled against made sacrifices in recent years to one effective. •• ent and that people would be ready for Port Monmouth, where tho three a writ of certlorarl on two grounds, Funeral at Belford Methodist keep up regular payments. The public health nursing depart- to give if only they were called upon. men companions of the owner were pne was that tho application was ment prepared and produced an in-Killed While ~1. V. B. Smock presided at last employed on the fishing boat Lan- "not based on the charge that the Church So Largely Attended The association is now in Its GOth teresting skitj portraying the work night's session and Rev. John A. caster, which Is used in connection zoning ordlnanco was unreasonable That Many Persons Had to year of business. The first series of public health nurses In the county. Hayes, pastor of the Presbyterian with G, Howard Smith's flab, oil fac- In all respects but only with regard matured in 1898 and amounted to Hubert K. Dalton, who was re-elect- Walking Home church, spoke.. Tho next meetingtory. to Its provisions affecting the prop Stand—Many Floral Tributes. $31,900. From 189B to 1929 maturi- will be held tomorrow night at the ties aggregating $1,174,600 wero paid ed ' treasurer of the organization, same place. Mr. Vonn and Mr. Anderson wer» erty of Mr. Payne. With regard to gave a financial report and William From His Work instantly killed. Mr. Gaddls lived the fine tho court ruled that Mr. Every seat- In tho Belford Metho- and from 1929 to date maturities J. Ellis of the New Jersey department Following are the report3 of the Payno had not followed orderly pro- amounting to $2,421,768 havo been only a short time after the. aoddent dist church was occupied and many paid. The total maturities paid of Institutions and Agencies gave a various teams: He died while being taken In an am- cedure. Such procedure, the court persona had to stand when tho fun- summary of the work of the organi- Raymond E. Thome of Middle- Last bulance to Riverview hospital at Red said, waa to apply for a permit and eral of Frank P. Yarnall was hold amount to $3,596,308. zation. Mrs. Thompson was chair- Previously Night^s Bank. A grisly scene was presented then In the event of refusal to appeal The association's fiscal year ends town Township Lost His Life Team Captain Reported Report Sunday afternoon. Mr. Yornall was man of the meeting and Rev, Her- 1-—Mis. H. F. TMenmeyer $50.73 J12-20 at the place where the collision oc* to the adjustment board. one of tho leading residents of Bel-In March. Tho maturities paid from bert S. Craig of Trinity Episcopal Tuesday Night Because No 2—Mra. HarrlBOn Bance .. 58.13 curred. Tho bodies of the dead men In tho application for the writ it ford and for many years jury clerk 1929 to an including March of 1936church of Red Bank gave the Invo- 3—Mrs. CcorBO Llnton .... 95.25 38.25 were covered with sheets pending tho was alleged that the hoard did not are 1929, $73,200; 1930, $35,768; 1931 Sidewalks Were Provided. 4—Mm. J. C. Davlson 27.41 14.40 i BASIL BRUNO, of Monmouth county. The last rites cation. 5—Miss Marion Galbreath 62.27 1.00 arrival of Dr. Harvey W. Hartman, flx any date for a hearing and that for him constituted one of tha most $335,200; 1032, $476,000", 1933, $426,000; Mrs. Thompson was re-elected pres- 6—Mrs. F. O. Wodehouao county physician, while near them therefore the fine should be sat a,side. tallan-Amerlcans. Governor Harpld remarkable tributes of lovo for an1934, $332,600; 1935, $160,000 and 1936,ident at a brief business session. Raymond E. Thornc, a resident of 7—Mrs. Blanche Le»h 25.15 2,25 were the two battered and twisted v^ In passing on this phase the court esteemed citizen that has ever oc- $435,800. From March until tho pres- Other officers who were re-elected 8—Mrs. Carl Schwenkor....l21.00 82.50 automobilea which had collided. First * made the following statement: }. Hoffman, ; State Committeeman ent time $147,200 has been paid in Palmer avenue, In Middletown town- 0—Mrs. W. W. Wilkins.... 12.75 35.00 jlonry Jeff era, Former Senator Wal- iurrcd at Belford. There was were W. Warren Barbour, first vice ship, near Keansburg, was killed 10—Mrs. J. F. Kenyon aid was given by Dr, Mara Krohn "It Is suggested that, the board of wealth of flowers, maturities. president; Mrs. George M. Bodman, 11—Wlllinm A. Sweeney.... 31.00 4.60 of Belford. Ambulance squads from :er K. Edge, Former Senator Joseph Tuesday night when he was hit by13—John D. Allen 162.25 60.00 Atlantic. Highlands, East Keansburg adjustment 'did not fix,an y date for ?rcllnghuysen apd Fdrmor Governor second vice president; Ernest Arend, an automobile. The driver of the car hearing.' The facts above, set forth Tho sermon was preached by Rev, third vice president, and assistant 14—Mrs. Hurry Ticchunjt.. 11.76 64.25 and Keansburg quickly responded to show that there was nothing legally Edward C. Stokes hayo been Invited Nelson Moore, pastor of tho church, did not stop but went on his way.15—Mrs H. C. Mecklera.... 7.25 42.00 calls for their services. o attend »o that they can get first and a prayer was made by Rev. reasurer, William E. Foster. His identity is unknown. The dead 16—Pnul Revere ; 3E.15 26.00 before the board. We see no merit hand .Information as to the griev- New Pumper To Members of the board of trustees, body was discovered by a motorist, 17—Thomas Morris 76.50 Mrs. Schenclc was pinned beneatM whatever In this phase and the rule Samuel Johnston, pastor of the Bap- all of whom were re-elected, are Mrs. 18—Salvation Army 40.05 24.50 to show cause will therefore bo dis-ances of the Republican . Italian- tist church of New Monmouth. Solos who reported his discovery to Po-19—Executive Committee....210.00 376.00 the wreckage of the car in which she Americans and reply If they wish to wero rendered by Mrs. Orville Casler Arrive Next Week Bodman, Mrs. Leon Cubberly, Mrs. liceman Oscar Krueger. 20—Fort Monmouth 50.00 60.00 had been riding. She was extricated charged with costs." Harden Crawford, Mrs. Lillian D. 21—School Teachers 60.00 52.00 by Mr. Metzdorf. The latter was re^ When the matter first camo up Sea and Mw! Henry Huyler of New Mon- Snyder. Mr. Dalton, William Smith, Mr. Thorne was 55 years of age leased in $2,500 ball on a technical Bright was represented by Edward mouth. All the officials of Middle- Apparatus for Fair Haven Fire and a son of tho late Isaiah-and Eliza Total ..._ $1,145 J842.85 town township were present. The Thomas B. Karper, John Colt and charge of manslaughter. He had % W. Wise, who at that time was the Company to Arrive. October Fred Housman. Thorne. He was an employee of the learing before Recorder Loula H. borough counsel. Later the bor- bearers were Sheriff George H. Rob- Works Progress Administration on Meese. Mrs. Schenck told the re- ough's lawyer In tho matter was Leon erts, Howard W. Roberts, Harold 7 or 8—Mayor is Official Del- Mosquito elimination work and wasPinckney Park :order that the occupants of the cap HeuBSllle, who succeeded Mr. Wise Wlllett, Albert Maxson, Charles D. egate to Safety Congress. walking home from his job when he :n which she was riding had stopped as counsel. Tho Sea Bright Protec- Brown and Craig Finnegan. Little Silver Club was hit. No sidewalks are on the it a saloon near Red Bank known a» tive association was represented by Mr. Yarnall was a member of Mon. The new American-LaFrance pump- road and Mr. Thorne had to walk Model Home Sold Jncle Charley's inn at the outset at Snydor & Roberta. mouth lodge of Masons of Atlantl er for the Fair Haven nre company Appoints Chairmen on the highway. The handle of the heir trip. . Highlands and a service was con- car which struck him was broken is expected to arrive Wednesday or off, as was evidenced by the fact that Clifford D. Wooster of Rahway Mr. Harcum has a fractured, skull duced by that organization at th Thursday of next week, Arthur B. Thirty members attended the regu- and other injuries and at first there grave, in charge of John Helns. Mr. SIckleB, chairman of' the flre com-lar meeting of the Little Silver Worn it was found in close proximity to Buys First Cottage in New De- was little expectation that he would Reception Held Yarnall was also a member of the an's club yesterday afternoon at thehis body alongside of a lunchbox velopment — Another Model mittee, informed his colleagues at which Mr. Thornc was carrying. live. However, he has since ehowa American Mechanics and Patriotii Monday night's meeting of tho mayor clubhouse on Willow drive. Mrs. Home Opened. marked improvement and it Is be* By Rumson PTA Order of America and services were and council. The apparatus will be Eleanor Kenyon, president, presided. Mr. Thorne Is survived by his wife lieved that ho has a fair chance of tt* conducted by these lodges at hisin charge of American-LaFrance en- Committee chairmen appointed were and two sisters. Tho funeral will bo covery. homo-last week. gineers until it Is officially approved as follows: ways and means, Mrs. A.held at his ISte home Saturday af- Pinckney Park, tho modern, mod' Party at NeV High School Buttd. by tho bo'ard of flre underwriters. E. Russell and Mrs. V. Parker Wll ternoon at 2 o'clock. The interment erato cost home community opened Another Accident. ing by New Teachers and Par* kmson welfare, Mrs. Edward Me will bo mado in Green Grove ceme- recently in Red Bank, as the first Shortly before the tragedy oc* 1 Tony Hunting, chairman of the po- McClollan, Jr.; houae, Mro. Frederick such development in the area in sev- curred at the intersection another ac-» ent Members—Annual Wcl tery at Kcyport, in charge of Har- Lady Elks Rehearse llca committee, reported he had made Eddy and Miss Emma Jackson; vey S. Bedle. eral years, has gained broad accep- cident took place at Belford at th« fare Card Party October 28. 15-mlnute talks at the public schools literature, Mrs. Harry Klngsley; tance. The model homo in tho tract corner of Main street and Palmer For Minstrel Show during the week on Safety Week. civic, Mrs. Clark P. Kemp; legisla- has been sold by Pinckney Park, avenue. The last named street la The council adopted a motion mak- tive, Mrs. Robert A. Dorrlll, Mrs. Inc., to Clifford D. Wooster of Rah- commonly known as "Dutch Hill.1* Seventy-flvo persons attended thi Indications are that the bandann ing Mayor Augustus M. Minton the Inspection By Chief ~!ars driven by Robert B. Foster and reception held Tuesday evening in Harry H. Coddington; music, Mrs. I way. The dwelling is located on minstrels to bo presented Friday an borough's official representative at Grace King, Mrs. George Ivins; home Grant place, the first street de- :. F. Bailly of Belford collided and the new Rumson high school build- the National Safety Congress at At For Fire Prevention wo persons were hurt. Mr. Balily la ing by tho Rumaon Parent-Toaohet Saturday night, October 9 and 10 economics, Mrs. Charles Allaire; in- veloped in tho Park, which com- in the Elks auditorium on Broa lantlc City October 5 to 9. The mayor prises 60 plots a short distance from colored and the injured persons wars association for new teachers and said he would like to go if several of ernatlonal relations, Mrs. Wilson L. Fire prevention week will bo ob- in his car. They were Sarah Jones parent members. Greetings wero ex- street by the Lady Elks bowling clul smith, and current events, Mrs. Broad street. THOMAS SHEBELL. will bo one of the finest amatem the councilmcn would accompany served starting Sunday and running of Bank stret, Red Bank, who was tended by Bertram H. Bordcn, presi- him. 'rank Gregory. through to the following Sunday. Tho development concern, headed cut and bruised on her left knee and dent of tho board of education; shows ever staged here. Tho par- by Col. J. Lester Eisner and War- The arrangements (or the meeting ticipants are working hard at re- Councilman Sickles said difficulty Mrs. Thomas Jardine of Red Bank Flro Chief James Vaughn of Red scalp, and James Louis of Belford, Charles A. Wolbach/ supervising gave an instructive talk on "TheBank announced this morning that ren H. Smoclc,;.reports its projects who was cut on his wrists. Both Mr. principal, and Mra. D. Harold Karp, wcro made, by the Italian-American Ihcarsals and tho chorus is comln had been encountered by tho men as having gained wide praiso in league of Monmouth county, of along in fine shape. Some of the bee! on tho garbage truck in removing Government and the Constitution." he would inspect various Red Bank Bailly and Mr. Louis aro employed chairman of tho County Parent- Refreshments were served by Mrs. Monmouth county, as a drawing on fishing boats of tho Smith factory. Teacher association. which Thomas. Shoboll of Asbury talent In this section has been pro large tree limbs placed on the curb buildings to eliminate conditions card to real estate generally in the Park is president. Assemblyman cured for tho specialties. by residents for collection. Ho asked Charles Allaire, Miss Gusaie Batej, which arc likely to cause fires. district. Foundations now aro bePolicema- n Oscar Kruegcr was at tho Group singing was led by Mrs. Al- Basil Bruno of Long Branch, lecturer Harold A. Glblln Is directing the co-operation of the residents in this ilrs. John Bates, Mrs. William Bor- Fire prevention week is the anin- g prepared for two more homes in scene of the accident to get informa- bert Lauber of Rumson, with Mrs, of tho league, will act as chairman. show, Mrs. Robert Graham is Inter matter and requested that large tree len and Mrs. Emma Davis. niversary of the famous Chicago flre immediate construction, tion when he was called away to tho S. Ballon ot Bed Bank at the piano. ~ohn DIFloro of Red Bank, organizer locutor and Margaret Manna Is tholimbs be cut into small pieces and of 1871, when Mrs. 0'L.eary's cow tragedy at the intersection. Two groups of vocal BOIOS wore ren- vied together. Councilman Edgar V. kicked over a lantern that started One of tho houses just finished Is Bodies Sent South. dered by Mlsa Ruby Hartcorn of At- t the league, is taking a very ac- accompanist. Dancing will be hel being opened as the second model tive part in arranging the meeting. both nights. Denis was instructed to prepare no- Republican Women a blaze that destroyed the city with home. It is furnished, as the first Tho body or Mr. Gaddis was sent lantic Highlands, accompanied b According* to all accounts tho sub- tices to this effect to bo sent to the a loss of 200 lives. by Funeral Director F. Leon Harris Miss Gallagher of Rod Bank. He esldents. was, by tho Kresgc-Steinbach depart- selections wero "I Hoard You Sing- ject for which tho meeting Is called To Meet October 7 ment store of Asbury Park. of Red Bank to Sumter, South Caro- ing," "In a Luxembourg Gardqn,' will be handled without gloves. Rumson High Opens A request from Recorder Harry B, The development of Pinckney Park lina, for burial. Tho bodies of "Tho Banjo Song" and "My Curley Kurtla tha^ the council provide a The Women's Republican dub of NaveSlIlk Mail Is is under the sales supervision of E,the other two men weru sent by Ftt- Headed Baby." Headings wore give, Against Riverside room for holding court was referred Red Bank will hold a meeting Wed- Roscoo and Ronald W. Allen, oper- neral Director Harvey Bedle of Kty- by Mlsa Ann ICngholm of Soa Brlghl :o tho pollco committee. nesday night, October 7, at 8 o'clock Guilty Of Attack ators of a number of suburban home port to Beaufort, North Carolina. Tho numaon high school gridiron Bills amounting to $924.5G wore In Republican headquarters on Broad communities in Northern New Jer- Mrs. Georgo Hallanan, president ol paid. tho association, and Mrs. Albert Lau. team will open their 1936 grid Bea- street. Wives of the candidates will James Hull, 23, of Hillside, nenr sey particularly in Bergen county, bor, first vlco president, poured. A son next Saturday afternoon on tho o guests of honor. avcslnli, wiui convicted at Freehold where they conduct The Realty Ex- Funeral Home At decorations, both In tho music roor Metcnlf field against Riverside high Bunco Party Held Stanley Kmscr of Republican na- Vionday of assault and battery with change of Itidgewoott. whoro tho program waa held and 1 school. Bill Bradley, center, and ional headquarters will be tho prin- ntcnt to kill George Desprcaux of Atlantic Highlands tho cafetcrln, wero arranged by Mra, Karl Marks, guard,'received injuries By Rumson Auxiliary cipal speaker. A program of enter- ^avesink, a apeclal ofllccr. On Mny Howard Hlgglnson and assistants. Tuesday in a pre-soason scrimmage uinment will bo presented and re-.7 a car driven by Hall left the road Mr. and Mrs. Trubin Funeral Directors Reginald J. Tho lovely fall flowers wero much rc- against Freehold, but both are ex- reshmenta will be served. md crashed into the home of Thorn- Martin anil Howard A. Nwent of At- Prizes at tho bunco party held is Carney at Navcsink. When Mr. lantic: Highlunda havo opened a fun- marV •! upon. Mrs. Albert Nlederer pected to 1)0 In action Saturday. aat week by tho Ladles' auxiliary Married 15 Yean> was 1 . charge of tho refreshments. Tho varsity squad will probably e^ipreaux attempted to arrest Hall eral home at 27 Third av.;nuo in that of Rumson flic company wore won WI1..I. ADDKESS HOTAUIANS. 10 waa knocked down twice by the borough. Tho entire llrat floor v/IU start with Vincent Flnan and John- by Mra. Harvey Tllton, Toddy Ham- Mr. and Mrs. I. Jay Trubin of New teachers jn-esent were MIBI ny Shea nn ends, Howard Prltchard utter. Hall escaped but wtvt later Spring Htieet on Sunday celebrated ho renovated and will include a mod- Al'argaret Mageo, Miss Catherine Je. mond, Mrs. I'lorenco Stevens, Mrs. Tom Howard to Spealt Dcfuro lied irrcsted. He way ordnrrd by Jll(l ;e ern embalming room and rccoptlorj anil AI Vanlirunt as tackles, How- John Murphy, Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred c their lfjth wedding nnnlvcrsary. Sun- fvuy, Mlsj Harriet Taylor and Mlai Hunk (lull Today. 'ldward Knight to t>e held In jail to day nl(;ht tho Trubin family wero rooms. Mr. Sweet will occupy tha ' Margarut MaRco. New parent mem ard Leon and Earl Murks as guards K. King, Mrs. John Bannon, Mrs. second door. anil Hill Bradley at center. Harold* Tom Howard, well Known national :iwalt Houtence Octohei- 9. gueHts of Mr. and Mrn. Mnx Sokol- tors who attended wero Mrs. Ma at ce Deborah Voorhoon, Billy l'llling, ISoth membeiH Mrs. Alfred Klnc. Mr«.OeorRoairoh- oinedian, who lias been exceptional- off of Brooklyn. Mr. Sokoloff Is if tho firm are Uitw liornan, Mrs. fl. Massr.orn, Mrs Kerr Is expected to call signals, with brother-in-law of Mr. Trubin. Now York school Charles Koto, Mrn. Chester Aumack, Dan Murphy and 1*111 Davidson as menfror, John CorrlBnn, Leonard ly successful in pictures, on On; T1CAC11K11S' MI'll.TINC. M.'a. I'reaton Hower, Mrs. I*owla T. halfbacks and Carl Jacubccy In thoMnrthcnii, Mnrlnn Ouoriier, Ml«( itlmtUtt stdKu and on rail in pro- The Trtibin.'j wero married at New of embalming untl rrsturatlve art of fullback position. Margnrct Murphy, Mrs. Nicholnn niH, will adrirefm tbe lied Hun It York, Mrn. Trubin formerly being; Now York iiiiiv-L-raity. Mr. Martin Wilson and Mrs. Jonoph Schmltn. Ixrcullve Hoard Held Session lit Mian Colin O. Outkln. They have wns born at Atlantic Highlands and In addition to tho regular month Huvaranlii, Jennie flmlth, Mrn. Lew-Rotary club at ttfi noon nicHIn^ '< Hetl llank Vt'storduy. Is Wllnon, Mrs, Edward Andre, Mm. day, Mr. Huwurd hns taken up hia j ntnee lived hero whero Mr. Trubin in a memtior of tho Holy Namo so- ly monthlies, monthly nodal actlvltlei To Address 1). A. B. Chnplor. Robert Wllnon, "hnrlen Woodward, Tho llrnt nt till! J ennduciu a stationery silore. They ek-ly of St. Agncs'n uhurcli. Mr. havo been planned an follows: Oi mrmniicitt roaiilencti in Lin; Knoli Sweet, who ia an asfioclato professor Mra. Ilnymond C. Goodffillow, Mlm KIBIO Wllnon, Mm. Sit;))" Hwcn- wood section find IUIM ono of tho hoiiril "f the Krd Hunk Tenchcm' ' have (wo mmii, Oeori;o and Cheater. tobor 28, nnnunl onrd imrty for we! tional chiiiE'inan of mcnlbcrahlp of miuoelution wiul helil yi-iiteiday nfier- f pliwllo nnd derma «lii-|;cry tit Now fliro fund; November, turkey to h tho Daughteto of American Revolu- aon, Minn Helen Murphy. Mm. Ol>;i> uo;it charming iTsUlem-rs in thin lm- York university, 1:* a monibor of Morris, Mrs. Jpnnln rlklff nnil Mrs inrdiuto vicinity. Tom ift a thoroug noon In the Junior IIIKII ui'huol with Allemled World Herlea. dlspoflod of on eo-ouerullvo plan; D tion, will be guest Hpcakor at Ihe first Klmcr pi r:ih!hiK. nkllii ludRM of Mnmini ot Irvlng- comber, January nnd February, a ri'KUlnr meeting of the Shrewsbury Besslo MeCorinli'it. Had Hanker, find I ho Itolaciaim nn oriK tho Red Hankora who saw Prlzm nt cnril.-i nwnriloil to furtutialo In Kf'UhiK blm t(» talt< I'liinn for thn yenr WI illiit'liMiird. thi) Mi.'it j;iinio nf tho world ternoon card rail lea; March, cover* Tnwno chapter, D. A. It., Monday lin-hliteft linnl, dial) lunclienn, nml April and Mi nftornoon ut 2 o'clock at Mia. M. T.Mrn. Edward llirairaiind, Minn T. M tlnni out. from hl» ninny proOmUomi budget vvlilch yrfilenlay were llrny, Jo»eph card PHI Mrs. Ceo, MISH Annn Ceo nnd MIsm Helen uctlvitU'H to ('ivi*. them nnc *»f bl; nnil natlonnl filiicn lliny, William Hiililwln, Clydii flwnn- JOIIN DinOHK. llazrllonn nt Atlantic Hlghlanda, rliltlon dvion wn.'i adopted Seaplane Base Members of tho ltunmon nnsoola Mil. Hairltnn anil Mian Molly Child! O'rtoiirko. Mr». Ji>)m Hmllli won humoroiiu tiillui. ud tlm nell, (irorgo Olmsti-nil, Wllllnm thu iloor, prlro. Tho lumen parly 'ho tallc KIVCM ( tumid ili-rlili'il Iliul Ihn n Ward, MlUnril Tetley, Kniiincl Wnln- tlon will attend a inemliprBhlp con Tho grievances of tho ltrpiilillnm will bo l)ostes»e». tiy 'un^rcsHiu At Little Silver wna tha QrRt of n aerlen to bo hold WllHum Hiitphiu f Matawiin la«t. would nj;aln become a mmember or slelii, John J. Conlilln. Edwnnl fsrenro Wsilnojdny, October 1, at Hallnn-Amortiums nro many nnil Ihn Nnllnnnl Cmmrll t by tho niixlllnry durliiK tlm wlnler. week wna ant) of ti IM\'II thn It Induration , Davlil Hhiililan uncl I.i-wh p. m,, In tho I.onR llrnneh lilgi varied, not tho least iiinimu them I'liin For Fnalilon Show. In New .lerney. Tin) ttnliilHliiiirnt of n auspUns school. A prlT.0 will tin nwiuded (o (ho | liirliuiH lmv« liciinl I yrrtr. They mn. being tho fact thnt Mr. sin-hell, prr-s- Mr«. 1'jRlhor ThontpBou of Me- Tlinw nlli-tlillltir Ihl- meeting were "inn t.rt Uttlo tlllvrt I'ulnl ll(l» been son hnvlng (tin Muhent HCOIO nt (hn fu i nifiJu'd with uinn very li i(c.|>|i(>d hy Hciildlnif tiiajnetor liolj- lilnrtt of tha Mnrimimtli county elmnlc »treot In plnnulng a fashion Mm. Ilurlnirn Kline, Mi:i. ininh end of tho seiles. fact it c-oiHi Demorrnllo lUlly. !it A. Diiri'lll of l.lttlo Hllvrr, who league, w»« not appointi' I'ulr llnviii pnrinli linllso on altlim iv«3 pnmtlmiil U> Mm Iml Hint Minn lilinnm I.nfelin, Mlmi I.lllliill llin Hud llnnk nil port, (lint Ihla BnC- To Have Reunio IniHpllnl Friday nvpnliig;, October 18. ;IHIITII ulici'l Wcilni-oilny nvimlii(f. hn wan double All In Amor Htttir .IdllllUI. Ml[l:l -Illltl't lilOWII, Ml1!!! IlllV lan of thn In a > r l nt. Itlvoinliln rnnlllii, Wml Mi-igfin Tho Nntu! l)nyn of Anin* ami Kil litolier ;«. at H o'clm-U. Thorn will tl» loaders ol thi Hity U'.v. Mowhtxl N. Klntiiliv, Mlii Miuy Mrl'iic. Tlim>. ilUlrlct. rinna Rfo under way for ft dlnne n group 1,1m- Thorn will hn a floor nhow ward Curry of I^uiinrilo. m rrrirnliiiinnl.1. ilnnelnf;, eiili-itnlii mi fur pulillcntlun, imllllnil i;i"«l|i uinril nn print flu diiri" IUIIIT mill CIII-'IIIM- WMbelm. °tt th» Widlllmilny night, October 7, III th n nd dittoing. hnn It Hint Italian Ami>i Iran vulri Two bhihdny piutlen wrro holi nnut In-1 year nient tin'l H|i''nUeiw, Atlgllft Molly l'lti'hcr hotel-lor llw alum for tho Hcpiihliciui tlilu-t will hi- N-w l««t wank by Mr. nntl Mm. Kli-linir Tlm will lie Ibe niinio Hi of thr. chiilr (irK«'n lCplncop ( Imnli IIIIIKII i'urlli-n. ';n(;liuiif. mill Inr between nt tlm fli-cMiin IH>XI t-urry of Leonardo fur their t-hlliliTTi ith t!i rrnllr <'»nl I*i»rly. tt) tmlld H turni> nn bin dvur nliurcli at Kiimmxi. At leant 100 m< Edward nrul Aniia. Holli wem Im iv Itiiiiriil i'ii of MlirrwFf muftOi unltmH pningrtli-. I'linitkt* nr- A ni'l'lr-tt of bingo/ pni lifts will b« l«y i-ivlic, wlikh will lulu Th.« I'nil Hiiveil Wnm^n'H l>fllua- arft former imiiuhMa "f tlm oho Hoptonlbor 20, but Ibrrn Is , .llrr< i'il hiiine Tue*ulf»y of Hi.- |ni'f«(it anil hiipf f tlun la taken noon In nt op lhi> iinm'- lirld by Hid Htnr of llm Hen church tit :U r.mnkfl, Ilin UIIIIHI ciiinlMiit.', - «.^»^»^ _ Which bin |;urnln iv.'M. lliiivmil I Tlm next meeting nt th» hold Un (tint. im-HHu: h*i fnJt Hat t4 (lifnwleli, CnnnwtlMil. llrrtrnm whllfl othsrs favor HmmsivHt IlnnoInK, (Irehf^trn, <:hiiw MKIH, l)»vld Mullim, lloilnoi. lletnn, Wll plan Viiinmi'* rluli nf lift Htntt 'l«y, "r • Ham lMkxwi nml .Iny Alvi'im.ii, Aonit Ultlrty itfli*i unnn Hi u'clorU nl 'rmiioriuw Fi>r iteal tlonltn ami -I- Thu loMUttta urn hlttiu- civrr IIIK liiH iluliii.lny nlnht. Went lCnd Tavern wlili l> lepiiys your loan In » duftnitlil e night nl 1 It will N IA lh« fo Re anionif tho emnur Went Vront utrptit and Mor-flalnhrntftd linr lililhiUy Wniliiwuin tlm homo Of 1 tin pi niil. Knuil MUh Uuiro HlfiiikH >f Mbrowiibury lliu« mill nn wlili-h Ihe lnter«it r»- nf InrrRnlUml tl'.-y Imw, i1. ton! jilnoii, Itfd llnnk. Aiivorttae- C|iiftt'knnlitt»h of Mm • • i y- nf • hfhuffef t »UBn»r U> wtlcoBi* OH llr-nlci wHli SL supper, af(<*r whleh H|UI nn Uliil Mlwrt Mnry AllPU .11j. <• • MKKil lily. Mnlnnlny IlllllOlntI i«r>. Mm, «. K, Mmira lint."*" <* They sny thnl Mrivmioi Huffman K«t »ipit(. her tili!-«tr It I It ^ii hy Hlrwy 1J"B, Kranrnnlit for i» ulno day <:rul«« to II««I, Itei! Honk, n 003- A.itv«r- . Of lh» »*i whtm ymi n«il it -UvinR nmm, •olliily Una that without thin niippinl Oil llpBl«r fnr Hal.,, will Im Ih* «u««t at lUOfn, fi*ir#iitlon nmm, M«** nllahlly u««il (wnburnnr cabin* Mho VliRtitU. NOT ton of HAiintnift nn*j>HMl fur A (log pocket money 111 lU.tiir pU««, J'hon* SOU. - Ad- •t AlT.nttfl fttt) 1() Jtrond »tl(i«t, Adv«ltl*»mel> (iumb«r was olio»«n a mombet *tnnl.-Adv«ttl«»aienL, •pit* Mtd Ann* Cutiy, ' btl« on h*r right l Tin ltogUttr.-AavtrtUenunt, v«iUnm«nt, t Twtf RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1986. Fusionists And Florists Hold American Stores Co/s New Red Bank Store Parent-Teacher Shrewsbury Boy Independents Of Convention At Executive Board ' Scouts Organize Middletown Meet Dallas, Texas First Fall Meeting Speaker* at Nevesink Gathering Mrs. Frank Dean of Little Silver, Mechanic Street School Group Dr. L F. MaeKensie ' Friday Night Spent Mo«t of Only Monmouth County .Rep. Outlines Program for Yew Chairman of Tro

At a meeting at the Navesink fire Fashions for fall and winter, have The flrat fall meeting of the exe- Members of the troop committee houso Friday night, Independent a distinct rhythm—an upward, lilt- outlve board of the Meclianlo street of troop 60, Shrewsbury Boy Scouts, F"uslon candidates said thero was In- ing swing. There's a dashing cres- school Parent-Teacher association met Monday at the Home of Dr. Ufo efficiency and waste in the adminis- cendo to hats, Bhoulders, necklines waa held at the school Wednesday Ylvlsaker of Sycamore avenue to tration of Middletown township af- and skirt lengths. Real flowers-rand afternoon of last week In Mra. Ely's map a program for tho current year. fairs iand claimed that the township It Is correct to wear them with, every room, with the president, Mrs. Frank Those presont were Dr. L. S Ylvls- taXTate could bo reduced 25 per cent enBeroblo—also follow the fashions to Kuhl, presiding. Reports from tbe aker, sooutmaster, Q. Harold, Nevlus, by putting into effect policies which :he heights. They will be worn high officers and chairmen of the comchairma- n of troop oommllteo, Col- they advocated. They promised if on the shoulders, centered high at mittees were gives. The annual bud- onel David P. Wood, Major C. A. Os- elected to secure extended and the neckline; worn well up on the gat was submitted anil aooepted. The born, Dr. L. F. Mackenzie, Lester cheaper water and utility service to head. program for the coming year was C. Scott, John Parker, George R reaidents of the Navealnk and Hil- This up-to-the-minute style in- outlined. Deoker, James Ayers, Morgan C. ton Park sections of the township. 'ormation was brought back to Lil- The flret meeting of the associa- Knapp, and Fred t!. England. The attack on the township of- le Silver by Mra. Frank Dean, of tion will bo held Wednesday, Octo- Dr. Ylvlsaker was re-elected scout- flclals was led by Matthew Steven- Dean's, florists, who attended the 27th ber 31, in the auditorium of. tha Me- master, and John Parker was chosen son of Leonardo, Independent Fusion mnual Florists' Telegraph Delivery chanic street school, at whloh time a» assistant scoutmaster, The mem- candidate for township commltteo- itsoctatlon at Dallas, Texas, last dedication exercises will be held.' bers present were organised Into a man. He claimed that the road de- and participated In a huge The officers of the association are.' troop committee with Dr. MacKen- lower "and fashion show, at which sle being elected chairman. Fred C. partment of the township was being President—Mr.ed ... Frank KuhlKuhl. run on an Inefficient and wasteful he new styles in clothing and FlFlrat t I i>r«ild John W. Ransley of Riverside IWcotdinj MorsUry—Wr«. Olmtloa 8U»- bury hose company for pormlasUs Heights, another commlttecman can- !all and winter will be daring be- WfiKffn. didate, spoke briefly upon the needs cause fashion has dipped her fingers Cornavdnding aeeratary—Hri. Leon to use the fire house as a meeting of his section. He stated that for Into rich hues—royal blues, wine Turkliwton, place and tentatlvo mcotlngs were reds, glowing purples—anticipating Trtajuror—Mr«: Arnold Dowan, scheduled for Monday evening of the' past two years residents of the Historian—Mra. Aage NlolMn. each week at 7:15 o'clock. John Riverside Heights section have been the coronation ceremonies of Ed- The ohalrmen of the various com- endeavoring to secure better street ward VIII," Mrs. Dean aald. "To be Parker and Lester c. Scott wore ap- artlcularly alluring, flowers for the mitteij are: . , pointed ,'a housing oommltteo to lighting facilities on Navesink River Momb.r.hlp—Mn. O. M, Olatn. complete arrangements for the meet- road. This road, he stated, was one air should be worn a la Mayfalr. ruhiiclty—Mi.a E. 8. Ernst. of the most dangerous in the state That la, they should be worn with PabU»Uona-rMi>.' Svmll Ohl. ing place. The Initial meeting of the the patrician dignity of the tra- Progranv—Mra, Aage Mlalsan. troop Is scheduled for next Monday due* to the excessive speed of auto- LaKlalatlon—Ml»« Murguerlto Enrliht. evening. mobiles going to and from the rail- ditional plumes worn by ladles pre- Kaalth—Mra. Gtorga Merrill. road station. He said several per- sented at the Court of St. James, but Child Welfare—Mlaa Mab.l Wilbur. Upon, recommendation of Mr. sons had been seriously Injured with only one difference—the 1936 Mulls—Hn. Xannath MOQUMH. Ylylsalcer it was decided to continue version of this time-honored court Budsat and nnt^noi -Mra. John Wilson, whlla using the road because of lack Mra. Burton lloora. a practice of taking tho troop to the of side-walks and lighting facilities. fashion Is to wear flowers well up Juvanll* trowctlon—Mrs, A. H. HamAsbury Park natatorlum every sec- Ho said that pleas for lights had near the forehead, adding a regal hon. ond Monday evening of each month note to the appearance. Orchids, Xnternatlftnal rolationa—Mra. ' RlehRrd been made in vain to the township J : for instruotlon In swimming and particularly the queenly white ones, Bowar. . . tommlttee. Mr. Ransley stated that MoUqai platura—Mra. R. A. Havlna, participation in aquatic events spon- ono of tho first things he and Mr.worn In this way will cause every Bafaty—Mra. Ada P»ln«. sored by the Monmouth County Boy head to turn. HoaplUllty—Mlaa Balth Egw, Scout executive council, unclor the Stevenson would advocate upon their Social—Mra, H. a. HoCotmloli, election was the placing of adequate "New, too, in flower fashions is Talaphone—Mr*. Entity Whlto. direction of Morgan C. Knapp, scout Btseet lights upon Navesink River the elongated corsage. Flowers, Founder! dar—lira. Ethal Watklni. executive. John Parker and James road and the repair of a large num- Pgrtnt aducttloiv—Mlu ElUmbath K«l- Ayera were designated a committee usually smaller blooms, are strung ley. - to provldo transportation facllltlos. ber of streets In that locality. together into long pendants. These A rummage aale will be held for Others who spoke were Alfred G. are fastened at the throat, allowed the benefit of the association In the The Shrewsbury troop consists of Luystcr of Middletown village, can- to cascade downward or spread, sun- Shrewsbury avenue fire house Satur- three patrols. In order to facilitate didate lor tax collector, and Charles burst fashion, across the bosom of day, October 3. All articles to boInstruction in scouting, and to pro- H. Blauvelt of Leonardo, candidate the gown. donated will be collected if a tele- mote and maintain a oloser relation- for juBtico of the pece. "To heighten and broaden the phone call Is made to Red Bank ship between tha scouts, scoutmas- Lester H. Sickles, son of the late shoulder line and provide a mlll- 273S-W, or 250O-J. ters, and troop committee, James Omar Sickles and candidate for the ary swing to the ensemble, flowers Ayers, laster C. Scott, and George position of assessor for many years are fashioned into saucy epaulets. R. Decker were' appointed patrol held by his father, acted as host at Another fashion that will cauae a councilor. the meeting, while William Keeshan furore among flower wearerB Is the Rebekah Lodge introduced the speakers. Rev. AlJabo- t of flowers—a cascading ar- fred B. Brown, a Zlon Methodist rangement of blooms worn centered Has Card Party Red Bank Sisters clergyman, spoke on the subject of at the throat This style Is par- "President Roosevelt, Our Friend." ticularly suitable for the tailored About 75 persona attended a tancc Make Joint Will costume." party held Tuesday night at Odd Fcl- Benjamin Aschenfeld spoke in behalf Iowa hull by Navealnk Rotckah Anne Elizabeth and Mar/7. Tay- of Congressman Sutphln and Theo- Smart weddings this coming sea- lodge. Eighteen tables were In play. lor of Red Bank nude a Joint will dore Lebrecque, & member of the Na- son will feature a bridal gown of in 1929. They divided their estates tional Democratic speakers bureau, silver lace with court train, as well Kefreshments were served after tbe games. equally between their nieces, Helen discussed tho issues of the presiden- as bridesmaids' gowns of the same and Thelma Taylor. tial campaign. material—all trimmed with arrange- Mrs, Carrie Patterson was chair- ments of orchids, the local florist man of the committee In charge John M. Bauer of near Freehold Tomorrow night an Independent reported. The bride; of course, car- which consisted of Mn. Iona Cook, made his will last June. AH of his Fusion meeting will be held at In-ries a bouquet of orchids, with which Mlsa Anella Lamb, Mrs. Georgia estate was left to his wife, Amallo dependent flro house at Belford. It lilies of the valley can be used. Lawjon, Mrs. Elliabeth Hoffman. R. Bauer and she was named as is scheduled to start at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Blsls Mattson, Mrs. Ella Klot- executor. David H. Schnoor has been invited The new fashions in flowers ' Mrs. Ida Kanefsky of Bradley to act as chairman. gowns were displayed before .80,000 zin, Harry Amos and MIBS Esther spectators In a unique setting at the Welnsteln. » Beach left all her estate to her hus- Texas Centennial exposition at Dal- Thoso present were Mrs. Mabel band, Jacob Kanefsky, in a will she las. Tho models paraded across Sutphln, HISB Laverne Hyatt, Miss executed In 1032. Mr, Kanetsky was Medical Academy 700-foot runway, bridging the length K. Stitt, Mrs. Iona Cook, Mra. Jes-appointed executor of the will. of the huge reflecting basin of water sie Gill, Mr. and Mro. Michael Daly, Mrs. Emma B. Howland left $50 Honors Physician In the Esplanade of State at the ex- The official opening of tho newest In tho change the entrance to theof the store proper Is arranged the and ivory with plenty of untarnlah- Mrs. Kate Menereau, Mr. and Mrs.to her granddaughter, Janice L. position. retail store of the American Stores second floor suite occupied by Qutnn, meat, provisions and dairy depart- able metal to add to the attractive- Ray Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Hawland, to be paid to tier when sha Dr. Helen F. Upham of Asbury Mrs. Dean was the only Monmouth Company took place this morning Parsons & Doremus, which previ- ments with the very latest of Gen-ness of tho Interior decorations The Rose, Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Kelloy, Mr. Is 21. The Atlantic View cemetery Park is attending tho annual con-county representative at the conven- although the place was opened yes- ouBly opened from a vestibule in theeral Electric refrigeration equipment. stands f<5r tho display of fruit and and Mrs. Frank Dlckman, Mr. andat Manasquan was left $50 for the vention of the American Academy tion. Sho made the trip on a spe- terday morning for business. The rear of one of the Art Kraft show In tha rear of the storo is a mas- vegetables aro treated with a special Mrs. Walter Boyd, Mr. and Mrscar. e of her burial plot. She left $25 of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngol- cial train engaged to take the florists store is located In tho WhltJleld windows, has been changed so that It sive refrigerator in addition to thogreen paint which helps to embellish Sydney Caddlck, Mra. R. Bennett, to Patricia A. Fern to-be paid to ogy this week at the Waldorf As- of this part of the country and thebuilding on Broad street, opposite opens directly from Broad street and electrlclal equipment In the various this particular department of theMiss Muriel Mott, Mr. and Mrshe.r when she la 21. All the rest of toria hotel. Dr. Upham is being hon- Middle West to Dallas. There were Monmouth street, and Is a valuable Is Independent of any portion of thodepartments where perishables are Btoro. Frank House, Miss Doris Bmltli, L,her estate was left to her daughter, ored by the society this year as a2,000 delegates from all parts of theaddition to Bed Bank's fast growing store proper of tho American Stores displayed and sold. Marthens, Mrs. ElUabeth Boyd, Mrs. Elsie H, Brown. She appointed her senior member having joined la 1009, world, as the association Is Inter- commercial district. company's operations. The contcr of the store Is arranged local artisans were employed as fester Smith, Mrs. A. GrlfRtha, Miss daughter and Dorothy H. Camp exo- six years after her graduation from national In scope. Since the announcement was made The store has been fitted with Into a separate department where much as possible and those who were Mildred Beck, Miss Anella Lamb, cutricss. the Woman's Medical colloge of about a Inouth ago that the Ameri- modern fixtures throughout and this those who desire to servo themselves engaged were all of union labor. Robert S. Wilbur of Wall town- One of tho outstanding features of can stores had leased the entire Miss Esther Welnstaln, Miss Ger- Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. The has been supplemented with a modern can do ao without waiting for clerks The American Stores company, trude Wolcott, Mrs. Laura Lamb, ship made his will In 1023. All of Bociety has chartered the steamer the convention, besides the show at ground floor and basement of thestore front, with three large display or salesmen during the rush hours. his estate was left to his children, the exposition, was a school at which building for their own occupancy ar- which has been a liberal user of The Mrs. D. Shaffer, Mn. Alice MoAdam, Monarch of Bermuda ,for a week's windows. "Serve Yourself or BeThis Is a. novel feature of the store. Register's advertising columns over Mrs. T. DeBockett Mrs. M. Olsen,Chester A. Wilbur of Newark an* tho delegates saw the latest floral de- tisans of all kinds have been busy as Served" is really the method of ttio Elevated in the rear of the store Is trip to Bermuda after the conven-signs for all occasions arranged and bees making a real transformation a period of many stores, takes a full Miss Daisy Wldger, Mrs.•< Barbara Cora W. Gaeyer of Spring Lake, and tion, leaving New York next Satur- store operation. the cashier's desk, from which a page of today's issue announcing the Heyer, Clarence Beck, Jr., Mrs. Eliz- they were appointed executors. explained. The school was In charge that has taken In the stores previous- As one enters the store on thochange carrier servico connects with day. of Charles Grahclow of Philadelphia, ly occupied by the Art Kraft Shoppe opening of its now otoro. The page la- abeth Wood, Mrs. Georgia Lawson, north side there Is tho large fruit, all departments. This system Is ex-devoted to many specials offered for From 1905 to 1907 Dr. Upham was official schoolmaster of the associa- and the Drcsa Shop and converted vegetable and grocery departments ceptionally modern and fast, elimi- Miss Edna Fazzone, Mrs. Ella Klot- Four Leaf Clover associated with Dr. Chevalier Jack- tion. them into what can well be classed tho opening and thero are many more iln, Mrs. A. Robinson, Miss Betty at the left. This leads back tho nating as much delay as possible in being featured at tho store that are son as resident physician of the Eye The next convention will be held as one of the most attractive food entire length of the floor to tho rear returning change to the customer. England, Raymond Bennett, H. S, and Ear hospital of Pittsburgh. She stores In this section of the state. not advertised In the opening an- Compton, Gus Colmorgen, Edward Club Big Success did post-graduate work at Berlin in Philadelphia. of the building. On tho opposlto side The color scheme is natural oak nouncement In today's Issue. Sutton, Charles Beck, Mr. and Mrs, Mora than 00 persons living In and : and Vienna in 1913 and 1914. She Harry Amo«, Mrs. Carrie Patterson, around Red Bank have received has been on the staff of Monmouth Mrs. Helen Pearce, Mrs. Elliabeth cash from these lucky four-leaf Memorial hospital since 1918, waCounts y Hairdressers Dixon-Delatush Fashion Show To Be Auxiliary lo Moot. Hoffman, G. T. Davlson, William New Red Bank The Red Bank auxiliary of Rlvor- clover cards. The merchants par- president of the Asbury Park Medi- VanNote, Fred O. Comstock, Jr., B.ticipating report a high Interest from cal society In 1033 and Is an cx-pres- To Hold Card Party Nuptials, Oct. 10 Held At Shrrfwabury icw hospital will meet at the Mol-McCormlek, Joseph Rollo, William y Pitcher hotel tomorrow for lunch- the customers as well as the mer- Idpnt of the Business and Profes- Law Firm Opens Pendergaat, Mr«. J. JBoyce, Herman chant New customers are doing sional Woman's club of Asbury Park. A showing of tho latest modes In The wedding of Miss Cecilc Dixon, :on at 1 o'clock. Following the Fazzone, Mrs. William Noglow, Miss coiffures will be a feature of a card The Shrewsbury auxiliary of Rlver- uncheon a business scuBion will con- their shopping In Red Bank because daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward iurton T. Dorcmus Entered 'lew hospital will hold a fashion Pauline Beck, Mrs. Frances Ottlnger, of the added attraction of rectlvlng parly to be given by the Monmouth J, Dixon of Monmouth (street, and reno at half-past two o'clock. Helen Mrs. Qraco Smith, MIBS Sarah Fa* i-'ounty Hairdressers' association Partnership Today With W. how next Wednegday evening nt BX Alberts, corresponding necrotory back ono-half of the amount they Red Bank Business eovye K. Dolnlnsh, son of. Mr. and I'clock at tho Shrewsbury Preaby- zono and C. F. Gilbert. spend when they get a four-leaf Monday night, October 26, at theMrs. (leorge A. Delation of Conover Gilbert Mamon With an Of- if the auxiliary, urges a fui| at- arfleld-Grant hotel, Long Branch. erian Sunday-school room. The Llla endance, clover. The club looks forward to a Women Hold Session lane, will talte place Saturday after- fice on Mechanic Street. ico shop of Anbury Park will fur- The Newark airport holds tha rec- very brisk fall business and tho mem- i'entatlvo arrangements are also un- noon, October 10, at 1 o'clock at tho icrway for a rcvuo of winter fash- Ish gowna for tho show. ord for number of passenger* and bers are very happy to uhare their Tho Kcil Bank Business and Pro- Baptist, church. Rev. Edward W, Burton T. Dorcmus nnd VV. Oll- Tho modola will Include Mrs. Mor- amount of mall loadad and unloaded. profits with the cash oustomers. Tia. Miller, pastor, will olliclatc. t pays to advertlsa In Tht Register. fessional Womcn'H club met TURH- A meeting of the committee in 'rt Manson formed a partnership »n C. Knapp, Mrs. Fred C. England, dny nl^ht at. tho honn-. of Miss Ituth hnrge wns held Monday night at Misa Dixon will be attended by day_ for the practice of lnw in theMrs. Stowart VanVllct and Mrs. Ed- LfiWftll of Mliplo avenue. A discus- 'n'B Beauty salon, Long Branch, her .ti:!er, Mn;. John Conk of New lleea now occupied by Mr. Dore- mund Neatlor. Mrs. Elmer C. Wain- sion on the buhjoct, "Work Oppor- f which Mrs. TCvelyn Mount, geu-Monmouth, as matron of honor. The inii) at Hi Mechanic utrctt. Mr. wrlght la In charge of tickets and nig Haying Power Plus Small Expense Mean* Dig Savings for You! tunities," wafi hold. Tim uppukfr chRirmnn, is proprietor. Mrs. bridesmaids will be Mrs. Malcolm Joiemu.s and Mr. Manson arc both Miss Emma Holmes, Mrs. Floreni was Mro. lUllatou Wniorbuiy, who vlmint's iiHslstants include Misses Leonard of New Monmouth, a cousin; itives of Jted Hunk, atteiKliiig local Oean and Mrs. Edward Sagurton are conducts an employment agency on n Catherine I'rentl, Fannie Porcelll, ami f 1PM f.oi:i Debit ush, a idster of the hooln until their graduation from in charge of refreshments. A dreHB West Front street. The subject ' Marie fitnvola, Nick Gentile nnd room, ;iud Mr:;. .James Turnock led Hank high school. will be dlnponed of on the co-opera- lirv tnUt v/i\s ' Dnmenlk" EmpW>y- .'harlei! Paulson of Red Flank; ml Miss (iladyn Korrrar, all of Red Mr. Doremufl, who In a son of Mr. tive plan. niciit." Misses Hose Sacco and Mattle John- Hank Jarli I irdittutdi will hu Ills nil .Mrs. Newton Dorcmus, 1H.II grnd- Kevenil members of the club will i, both of Long Hraneh; MVH. Mil-brother1!! best niiin. mte of Cornell univcmlty nnd of tho Molly Pitcher Food Market ntlen'l a roiliul-tnble. dlHctinaton dred Moore of Keiinidnirg, and Mian 'hrirles K, Meeker of River l'laza Vcw Jersey law school. Ho In a mum. Jay Milan, Raymond Manelnt and Police Wearing Sutmiliiy. October 3, nt Princeton. will nine and Mrs. Leslie M, Donnl.i of tho I'hl (ininma Delta, fra- 18 MONMOUTH ST. The Bert for Le»i PHONE RED BANK 3144. Tho next KCslilfm of tho Ideal elut John Mnssen of Aslnny Park. of Kliz;il,eth, an iiunt of Ihu groom, ilty. .Since, having liecn ndrnitted will ho liolil on Tui-silny, October 13. Tickets for the card party and will he organic. Tho mshfin will he u tile bur he ban combined tils law Safety Insignia ihow mny he obtained nt nny lienu- Joseph Dixon, hrollier uf the Inide- iraelli'o with bin duties as vlco in- Super Special No. 2 y parlor nl lied Hank, Long Hranch, dent uf ilie Land & I,nun company, In obscrvttneft of safely wenk, Super Special No. 1 Homemade fik 0% VIHMIKN'K DINNKlt. ICr.anrilnirg or Anbury Pnrlt. aiid l>r. C 'J'linleher I'aiker. iicrelaiy-trcaourei of Red Hank EK- member* of tho Red B*nk police RIB SIDE aleji company, and ifeerrtnry gf fared aro wearing white arm bands BEST CUTS TIVII llflfi.rd <'m>i|iitiil<-a Arc Uniting tiveifddo (larderin, Inc. lling, "Now Jersey Safety Week, SausagSausa e / ic lb III llolriliiK Kvntl. (H«y Alive." Tho bands bear tha Iti- Michael Bergen On I'AUKNT-TKACllK.It MKI'TINCi. Ji ineinlier of tlii\ Myntlr. Pork Chcmlciil unit hutein'niU nt iUi Inilhi't'hiKid IIIIIRP of Krne A A<'- nla of tho National Hnfety coun- Meat eompinileji ul JieHoiil v ill unite \i Tho inHlgnlft and letters are Strand Amateur Bill Meelmnle Wrecl Sehiiol Group Enter •rptpil MIIBOIIH, Monmouth County Prime Meat^f holding u ahoi'1 dinner Friday printed In tiicori. Btlekers, denoting Loin Inlneil lly Mm. ||. s. McCiirnilrk. leal K.tlato lioanl, Hud Hank chnnr Armour's Cloverbloom livening, Oi tuber 1 *\. lit Chemletil Hie ill;r,,, |mpuliii' Red l!u KM- of (.'innincren and n former arc that thn driver has pledged himself Bonelesn holism. Tim (irollts will W. divide I'not will pl'rnr toiuotTmv ninht Thi' tWlnl i-nmmlllen of the Me •p.liiry of tho Iteil linnk Hfnl Kntntr lo safe driving, have been placed on Rib IIMU'IIFII III'- t«» <'iiiil|inlllr«. l>lrk I In- t'Uly luimtfiir hill \u lni pi ehniile ntrccl Heluiol l'liient Toiichei innrd. ench of tho Moro bunea. lloffmnti In I'linlriniui of lhn commit aaaiirlnlioii met nt ||in home of I lie clb Veal nmilrit at thn Htrnnrl ttmntor. Mr. M;III8OM in a mm «f Mm. Ednn ten In clntr|;e nf thin event. Lunt 1 ehnirman, Mm, n. .'!. MeConnieli H -" WHS pifflrntcil 1MH(, I'1. Munmm anil Ihn Into Wllllmn Urn mutual benefit of thn two o H.ni;\);li i,t 1,1111, jlllvrr nnil TIIOHC aMendlliK Hie in,-elm,; wen VVUH f'.vmi'ily BiTi^lniy of Iho }\t> About rK) persons attandnil ix rf JWUIIPH. Independent company will CENTER CUT (loinjtiiui," who MIH. iMiink Kuhl, pienldent; Mi-,, |t Hunk Kntnry rbih, li'nr thn pan Inr in^KtlnK of Ailantto grangA on« Super Special No. 4 uae ila ahum of Ilin pronin of Ilic Imii Kpprunil Hllillc Wllltll, O'Connor, Mill. I], Ap|:ni. Mm II HI'VKII Vfl'IB lio Imtt blM'tl Itrrietniy (! HIKIII. Unt wiink at tha Atlantic town Shot" dinner lo pny fur MM now rip-Viiett pilxn Inat wpfk wpnt. t(i 7 Nlaniin, Mia. ||. I', .,,,,, «,|, ., tl K ahlp HchoolhoiJAfi M Cott'i N«ek piarnitin which l» expected Ir. l,n dr. Ihn iHiininnli'iit dim of 'I'hiiiilnlt Man Super Special No. 3 yrtiiohl flcniiifl Angclo tif Mittnwnn, liedy, Mm A. l.lmliili'V, M,.; I',,|,| i A Him I'litna wetA niailit to liold A bunt BONELESS UMIM'II »r»t week. nrcftl illnniitl. wlio Is n. pupil nf Mm. II. ii'llilu, IM,,| M,,, V'HII (i-i pnrty nnd dano« th* litter S>ftrt o Untinlo AiifHn, looni munlr, t^fichnr. lenlnlili;,. Oetobnr nl the MelMJolhouiie. A num 1'ln.y Hch.ml to (>|x>n. iifr of application* for mttfnbflmhlj KitlliglllKllM! Hnmll lire. 'I'hi' Kml ISnnk |d»y Mcbo'il wil w^r* r«r«lv«d. InllUtlon for th Bologna Jitlwrty Engine I'liiiiixny «n callei <>|IIMI (in Mnnday, Oi-.tiitinr ft. BEST CUTS PRIME Corned out Thursday night lo extltiRitlati a TtiB UnUnti Wnmpti'a Hoplihllrfin full , ,| |,,|,. Mm. ttf Monmoulh rmmty will Iinjtl .llvlll,. will I,,- cil Mn wm li N nml «rlio(.l unil HffiRnlirFicntff were M«rfed unilar tli jiropetty on Mprliniilo atieet, Th Ha !><>»! ^Chuck ftmnatj" w»a alight. The (Human, (Mil, Ailniry I'mili, tnmnrrow niiirn- Mamnriiii wnili, nod Mian llnlrii Vnoih«»>», wh a uncial ttina WM cnjiiyeii, A talk Franks Beef under Flirt LUutanant I'aUr M«i«« ln» Hi It o'clewlt. In Iho mflDrimon .11 Mnmln„,„, y ,,f|,, iitli'iiili'd Ml»» Jllnmn'n ti'iiliiln( nltniil Insurance w»i glv«n by M. noon nl lh<> I 18 Steak sin, Mtlngulnhtd the blast will «1 51 nVIrmk »l th» Him JIIIKXI i> |mli- nf tllo jiloiildeii ai'hoiil fur inir*nry achool unit kln- Clark. 23 Mr« V. I mhamle.tln, 'th* Br» was b«ll«v«d t Ilo mcatlnf for woroin will ha lisM I'fr Wlllilnnon of l.lltl iloigMtmj l*n,h«i» at Willmltlphla, A m«*Mnc nf th* juvanlla jum Cftttn WItlft-ftwy WM>> (HUMPS, IUU8KKT, El<5.) • I which U. J, Jlulejr o( Ti«nlon will "iivr, ,.,„„,. A huttll{ ,,„„.,,„„„ In 'hmno. I'lnna for III* now l«rni hav» atarled wh«« m*trh»a lo th« hn mirveil at 1 o'ulock to Iw toUti *•• li«ld at th« ttmt Unit end plan* h*nd» of tlilUlma tjintMd. b< ths ap«»k«r. w«o m«c!» Tlmtirt»y *t * mc*tln» Hfrt ni«d« for arlnUr tctlvltta* A HUCM rum by a bualnnaa mailing. at tha home i>( Mr». Arthur Whlta. talk Waa glv«n ity Chilnty Conavar. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1936,

Personals. Navetink. o 6 p. m. The new books Include been confined to her bed by Illness. ng several weeks at her home on The Way of a Transgressor by Nog- Larry Mahoney pitched and won Prominent Freehold I Pembcrton avenue. ley Farson, Inside Europe by John three exhibition horseshoe games A* meeting of the Oceinport L, BAMBfcRGEB & GO. A chop suey supper for the bene- Sunday afternoon at Metuchen Man Fatally Injured tt>h{» btvVmoved 1 Gunthor, Why Keep Them Alive by Young Women's club waa held re- fit of the Naveulnk Epworth league ~*aul do Krlef, Shakespeare by,)John against Joe Pugllse, former state cently at>the home . of Mrs. Sidney l avenue.. Mr. Shepard will be held at) the Naveslnk fire horseshoe pitching champion. His fffl O. F. Zurn Mtddleton Murry, Tlnio Out of Mind H, Daviea of Center street. During Neafle Johnson, 74, of Broadway house Thursday evening, October 8, by Ilachel Field, Lives of the Pres- average for the afternoon was 68 per the evening the members of the club Freehold, died In Freehold hospital Automotive Products company of from 5:80 to 8.o'clock. cent. He was presented with a clock Monday, from injuries suffered when Philadelphia. dents' Wives by Bradford, Titanic presented a pocketbook to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. VanNest, who and LUEltanla by Smith, Andrew for his efforts. Accompanying him Davies, who with Rev. Davies has he was struck by a truck driven by •'SmnA/k S.iBeriWw* the town Fur-spent the summer at Locust Point. Jackson, Vein .of Iron by Glasgo, was his father, Michael Mahoney, Sr., been transferred to the West Creek Charles VanPelt, SO. of Holmdel. niture Exchangotaf! left on a. motor have returned to Maplewood. brother Joseph and William Kel- one with the Wind by Margaret Methodist church. Refreshments The accident occurred Monday *f- trip lor »everil weeks through Flor- Thomas Salinger Is having a .fur- ly and William R. Gaffney. Follow- ernobn as Johnson was crossing Mitchell, Sjiarkcnbroko by Charles ing the match the group visited at were served. Thoso present were Ida. He li aoaolnl>anlcd by Mr. Abels lough of ,20 days from his duties at Mrs. Charles Van Brakele, Mrs. Nel-Broadway. VanPelt took the injured ol the Bpanltfi Beauty Salon. Morgan, Sister for a Lonesome New Brunswick. presents the coast guard station at" Sandy Dream by Carl Carmcr, Man the Un- son Quackcnbush, Mrs. Frederick A. man to the hospital and reported the Mr. and Mfs, Frank A. Luhra of Hook. Andrew Fulcher has returned known by Alexis Carrel, I'he Last A .new rustic fence la being con- Wood, Mrs. C. Kenneth Riddle, accident to the police. Riverside avenuo have moved to to the station at Avon after a Puritan by SantaTyana, Stampede by structed around tho former Joseph Misses Ruth Sickles, Dorothy West, Jobnadn, whose son, John B. John- Brooklyn, where they formerly lived. month's furlough. E. H. Maun, The Tenderfoot by W. Thompson premises recently pur- Margaret Schmuhl, Shirley Riddle son, Is postmaster, served as assist- 18th Century Radios Mrv-i/uhro Is assistant treasurer of Mr, and Mrs. John Bavllle and son chased by Louis O.' Kaiser. and Ruth Scarsi. ant town commissioner in 1892 and -Qie-1 Bowery Bavlngs bank of New eorge B. Rodney, Spyglass Range was chief commissioner from 1900 left this morning by car for a week's by Georgo M. Johnson, Starlight Pass Mrs. Dorothy Stevens and a party • ^ , a» . York. stay with Mr. Savillo's parents fat of six of New Rochelle, and Mrs. ntll 1902. Two weeks ago ho re- ••"MrB. James Cooper, Jr., of Irving by Tom Gill, Tho Glory Hole by Olga Eppsse and Walter Venable of WIRED IN BY ELECTRICITY. signed as president and general man- Morfleld, West Virginia. George B. Rodney, The {Texas Range Solid Mahogany, with 1937: place hat been entertaining Mr. and Nell Johnson has bought a new New York were Sunday visitors at ager of the Monmouth County Farm* Mrs. Vanderveer Cooper of Tltusvllle, Rider by George M. Johnson and Foreman's boarding school. Mlcha*! Crlne's Cattle Kept m Pos-are Exchange, a position he held for Plymouth sedan., Motorcycles .have With Banners by Emille Lo'ring. ture Field by Ono Strand. Emerson Superheterodynes Florida. Mr. Cooper, who Is a forbee- n bought by Stanley Hallam'and 16 years. mer Red Banker, 1B a prosperous or- A meeting of tho Community club A single strand of wire suffices to VanPelt was driving a laundry Earl XJnttart, who expect to go South will be held Tuesday afternoon, ange grower and civil engineer, Mr. the coming winter. Oceanport. keep Michael Crlne's herd of cattle truck going north on Broadway when and Mrs, , Cooper made their trip The Naveslnk library han a new at Vanderburg from getting out ofthe accident occurred. Mr. Johnson north by automobile, stopping off for (Tho Red Bank Reglater can ba boushl the 15-acrc'fleld where they are pas- 3 attempting to cross from the root and a new furnace has been Lincroft. In Oceanport at tha atoi-a of Carlo Idatca.) • a short time at their plantation In Installed. tured. The wire Is charged with six east to the west Bide of the street Western Virginia. Mrs. Lloyd N. Sickles and Mravolt. a of alternating current, which lo when he was hJL Policeman Joseph (The Hod Bank Rezlater can ba bountil Georgo.C. D. Hurley, both of Main Clancey, who Investigated, Bald there Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brower at Lincroft from Georga Toop, who hu not enough to cause Injury but sufll have' returned home from a week's a delivery rout«.) street, attended tho annual confer^ cient to give an unpleasant surprise was no evidence that VanPelt was River Plaza. driving In a negligent manner.. wedding trip to Niagara Falls. They Mrs. Ada.Woodward will be hos-ence of the Methodist church ' at to any cow that cornea into contact are now residing In the Whlt&eld tess next Thursday afternoon at 2:30Ocean City as delegates from the with It. -The electric fence was Mr. Johhson, who was once a apartments. Mrs. Browor was the Mrs. Burt Decker and her daugh- local church..Rev. Sidney H. Daviea, placed on the farm on trial and itfarmer, later engaged in the butcher ter, Mrs, Adam, have returned from o'clock to tho Ladles', Aid society, former MIBU Mario Martin of Fair when plans will be completed for the present pastor of tho church, has has proved so effective and. economi- business. He; served as postmaster Haven. an automobile trip in Pennsylvania. been sent to West Creole, and Rev. cal that. Mr. Crlne ;'has decided to at Freehold Itrom 1894 to 1900. Be- The annual meeting of tho Needle- annual fall supper to be held at Lin- croft chapel, October 29. , Samuel Tcmplln, pastor, of the Bur- keep it as permanent equipment At sides his son Mr. Johnson leaves a Mr. and MrB. V. A. Johnston and work guild will be held soon. Those lington (Methodist church, will be daughter, Mr3. Thomas Perrlne of children of Larchmont, New- York, Mr. and Mrs,. Franklyn Humphries first the cattle disregarded it, but. af- who Intend to provide garments for tho new pastor of-, the Oceanport ter a few painful experiences they East Freehold. have taken up their residence oil the guild are asked to collect them and daughter of Swimming River church. • Fisher place. Mr. Johnston Is a road moved to North Branch Sun- carefully avoided getting close now and turn them into the proper Mrs. Fred Dlddple of Kewark has onough to touch it. The wire will be momber of A. G. Becker & Company, hands so that the usual last minute day. Mr. Humphries had been em- Eighth-Grade Election. Investment bankcra, of New York, ployed on the farm of Miss Marlon closed her summer home at Bridge--taken down during tho winter when Herbert Edwards was- elected pres- rush will be avoided. waters. tho cattle are not pastured. •Mr. and tars. A. V. McHarg of New Force. . : ident of the eighth grade of St. A meeting of tho fire company will Tho Lincroft fire company wll During a recent storm a trco fell Mr. Crlne says the single strand 1 York have moved to their new home be held Thursday evening, October James grammar school Friday after- meet next Tuesday night at the new on tho summer home of Dr. Vanatta fenco is much less expensive to oper- noon. Other officers are Franklin on Madison avenue. Mr. McHarg, 8. ate than to build and keep an ordi- formerly with the New York Edison flra house when plans will be com-on Pemberton avenue. Eck, vice president; Margaret Gul- A number of new books are at thepleted and a date set for the dedlca .Mrs. Elizabeth A. Loper and Mrs nary fence in repair. A number of yarde, secretary", Grace Brady, company, la now retired. dairy farmers in' the neighborhood Mary Yaahinsky and Stanley library, sorno of which wero pur- tlon of the now fire house. A fire John B. Hulse spent the week-end treasurer and William Riley, public- chased with money raised at a re-drill was held- Sunday morning. at Mrs. Loper's summer cottage at of Freehold have wired their pasture ity chairman. James Savage, both of Red Bank, fields in this manner, but Mr. Crine are among those entering, the ireril- cent card party. The library is open Mrs. George Rlchdalo Is again able Surf City. . every Monday and Thursday from 3 to be around the house after having Mrs. Ernest Auer has been spend- is the only one In thia section of the men class of Hlder college at Tren- county to do so. It pays to advertise In The Rcsrlster. ton. Miss Yashlnaky Is taking th« teacher training course and Mr. Sav- age tho accountancy course.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred X. Schatzle ot Le Gertrudg apartments are the proud parents of a son born last week. Mrs. Schatzle and baby, who are in WllkcB Barre, Pennsylvania, are doing nicely and expect to re- turn to their home here within the next few days. Rabbi Nathan Wltkln of New Jewel heScet, muff boxes and writing cases York, a former resident of Red Bank, was a visitor In town last . Wllllnm Roger* of Wallace utreot returned home today Tomato Juice 3 after upending the sun-mor at Ocean drove. country'f finaif quality puntufruH prtMrvas WON MANY rill'/M. wneafies o nrtifesf of pHco. To fro advantage of fMt taht riiin Rhowlng of MM. Htout'* Dah- 5U lD lias at Elbpron Hhow, Tuonday at tho ftnnuni show of the Pancake Flour = 2as JClboron Horticultural society, Mrs. cut • (littering twsth ncrois P«rl» A. V. Htout of Nnvculnk ltlver road. A&P FRESH IUMIetawn township, won thu eourt f honor event for thn beat long dTore %*neese J•trim ilrtlilln hliinin with I,or«l«o for the Urg- ••fnborytr'i |tra«t Cloor ent nnil beat ^H0JRk. JK \M\0m Hie coinplo(« housalmhl soap

ntquifSi^T IN P*C«I 1 7 , Tfts) bfgg* ' '"•"'' »>'«• 'n town — buy a loaf Kirkman's BORAX 6 ' A IrM'"1 ' ,, . , X .Kill win* »Ura th«i >a»»i Ai>4 ' '"' ' 5hrtW*^, Ctrtful buyeri read Tb* fbr 1 A S 1 I K N DIVISION A&P FOOD STORES Aii**rt(«*lli«ritt. Hmtm fm find tlto mlm RED SANK REGISTER. OCTOBER 11986. J_ Btryker of Vanderburg; a daughter, paster al the New Monmouth Bap* UCAKKEETXNO. Obituary. Mrs. Annie NebUne of Marlboro, 30 list church, will preach the Mrmon. Auxiliaries As grandchildren and IB great-grand- Interment will be made In Fair View Speeobea (a Bt Made M Blvmr SPANISH Beauty Salon Mam BMtzlw M. Gafley. children. The grandchildren are cemetery by A. M. Posteu *'Sons of Aid To Hospital Mon4ej MUht Miss Baatrle* M. OaBey of High- Elisabeth, Philip, Joseph. Frank, Jr., Atlantic Highlands. A Republican mass meeting under 88 Broad Street Tel R. B. 2842. Ua« avtnus, Atlantlo Highland*, Samuel, Catherine, Margaret, John, In the put three months the aux- the ausplow of th» Women's M4 dltd Bunlay night at Menmouth M«- Helen and Charles, children Of Mr. Mrs. Susanna N. Lee. ' ' iliaries of Monmouth Memorial hos- Republican dab ef Mlddletown town- narlal hospital at Long Branch fol- and Mrs. Frank Etryker; John, Hen- The funeral of Mrs. Susanna N. pital have given the institution more ship will b« held Monday night sit than $2,200 in cash and equipment lowing an iUntss of ssvsra] months. ry, Gladys, George and Elizabeth, Lee of West. Sunset avenue, widow ; the Community clubhouse at River September Permanent Wave Specials Bht was M ysars old. Two and on«- children of Mr. and Mrs. NebUne; of George B. Lee, was held Sunday In addition' to more than 7,000 ar- Blaza. The arrangements are be- CBOCQCIONOLK ENDS h$lt y*ar« ago stat underwent a gall John and Harry, son* of Mr. and afternoon at 3: SO o'clock at her late ticles for hospital use, aocordlng to ing-made by Mr*. Frank «. Curtis, bladder operation. She recovered ani^ Mrs. Henry Stryker,. and Margaret, home with Rev. Edward W. MUler, a report by Mrs. Marion Stommel, Ftonnerljr >f gkf* director of public relations for the president ef the club, who st»te» mi In good health until five month! Ann, and William, Jr., children of pastor of the Baptist- church, offici- that a speaker of rational promln- ago. Mr. and Mrs. •Wlllls.m Stryker. ating. The bearers were Charles Le- hospital, to the executive head* of the combined auxiliaries Tuesday eno» will take part In the program, Mill Oaffey wai born at Atlantic The funeral' wai held this morn- Malstre, Denver Padgett, Edward Remark* will also 1M made by coun- Croeqalgaols e* Spiral Wave* ing at B o'clock at St Joseph's Brooks, Ou* and Louis Colmorgen afternoon at Rlverlands, the Rum- Compute Head Highlands, the daughter of Mrs. son estate of Bertram H. Borden. ty and township eanjldat**. Mary and the late Thomu Giffey. church, Keyport, where a high mans and Jack Kean. Burial, In charge Bhe mi a graduate of the Atlantis of requiem was celebrated by the of the Worden funeral home, was in She, told how cures bad been ef- 2.95 Highland* high school and Mon- rector. The bearers) were John the family plot in Fair View ceme- fected through the use of an eleo- trlo boot and an electrlo whirl bath. Doart Velxor CemMaattaa mouth Memorial hospital training Stryker, John Stryker, John Nebllne, tery. Henry Nebllne, George Hammernlok In September, sixty treatments were Formerly •ehool tor nuriea. Bhe ranked high Mrs. Lee was a member of several In her profession and was regarded and. William Stryker. Burial, In given In the boot and eighty; In the, CWARANCE SALE charge of J. yrederlo Sllcox of Key- lodges and delegations from these or- bath. Both were donated by aux- 3.95 ai on* of to* most capable nurses In ganizations held services Saturday this part of the state. Her good- port, was in Stt Joseph's cemetery. iliaries. UA0HINELK8S WAVE night at the house. Mrs. Joseph W. natured disposition and willingness Fox was councilor and Mrs. Neva Tea was served the guests, among 45 Reconditioned Formerly whom -were Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, to help others male for her many Charles Dangler. Dennis was chaplain for Pride ot 1M friends. Mrs. E. A. Cowan, Mrs. G 4.95 Charles Dangler, a resident Monmouth council, Bons and Daugh- Besides her mother she Is sur- ot Dwlght, Mrs. Harris B. Fieher, Eatontown all his life, died Thurs- ters of Liberty; Mrs. Edith Button vived by a brother, Harry Gaffey of was commander and Mrs.^'Wilbur Borden Baldwin, Mrs. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Finger Wavtar, day * at St. Rosa home, New York. Booker, Miss Ruth E. Koeppel? FBEE PARKING SPACE Atlantic Highlands, and a sister, Warren chaplain for Monmouth Star Every^n© Wjork. and Look* like Newt Shampooing, We. £fi* Mrs. John Covert of Fair Haven. He had been removed to that insti- Anna Alkcn, Mrs. Margaret Tertlune, tution ten day* ago. lodge, shepherds of Bethlehem. Mrs. IN BEAB Monday t» *heji**ay The funeral was held yesterday John Havens was president and Mrs. Mrs. Lauret* yivlsaker, Mrs. Murray They Mat B« Sold . morning at St Agnes's church and Mr. Dangler was 64 years old. He Charles Bennett was chaplain for Woronoff, Mn. L. S. Conklin, Mrs. was largely attended. A group of was born at Eatontown and was the the Patriotlo Order of Americans, Harry E. Slocum, Mrs. Park M, At Any Price.... nurses from Monmouth Memorial son of Joseph and Margaret Hath- and Mrs, Edith Lewis was Pooahon- Woollay, Mrs. Marlon Hazelton, Mrs. hospital attended In a body and act- away Dangler. < Surviving are his tas, Mrs. Clara Wagner prophetess Hortense Vaughon, Mrs. Raymond W« havsnidifutftHM makes at: ed as an escort wife, Mrs. Olivia White Dangler; and Mrs. Elisabeth Woods) Wenonah Wyckoff, Mrs. Harry Button, Mrs. J. Frigidtira .... Ctnaral Electric .... Kelvinator four daughters, Mrs. Bradford Rog- for Massabeilo council, Degree of Norman Hoyt, Mrs. John Elliott, Rev. Michael H. Callaban chanted irs of Red Bank, Mrs. Arthur Soden a high mass of requiem. Rev. John Pocahontas. • Mrs. H. W. Ingllng, Mrs. Harry T. WfofcMjtf >f Mlddletown, Mrs. Valdermar Wal- Pritchard and Mrs. George Qoodrloh. and Other. E. Farrell of'Highlands and Rev. lers of Salem and Mrs. T. A. Cram- Leo CM of Long Branch were In Coma in our »how room* and have a look around er of Hohokus; three slaters, Mn. K. Hanee Wolt. the sanctuary. Burial by A. M. Annie Reynolds and Mrs. Edward Distant Relathw Posten A Bons was In Mount Olivet .nde'rson of Eatontown and Mrs. Jen- E. Hance Wolt of Mlddletown Announce Engagement. OPEN EVENINGS TIU. 8 P. M. cemetery. The bearers were Howard nie Wortman of Long Branch, and township died Monday morning at Announcement has been made of (Jaffey, Dr. Thomas C. McVey, John two brothers, Frank Dangler of As- his home on Willis place, near Riv- the engagement of Miss Charlotte . . . Those who hava moved away and wish to Fuden, Cnarlet Hi)ber, Alfred Ennls bury Park and Joseph Dangler of erside drive, after being confined to Maple of Pennlngton to John Olson, and James 3. Hogan. bed for three days. lie had been in hava their final unicw at bob*, may by calling ug, Red Bank. Jr., of Hlllfleld farm, Everett, son of REFRIGERATOR EXCHANGE poor health for the past three years. Mr; and Mrs. John Olsen, Sr., of arrmng* avtrythlng from her* i» though th»y wen Bin. KUxab«th Cunningham Stryker. The funeral was held Monday af- Mr. Wolt was 70 years old. He Brooklyn. No date has been set for 8 WkittStmet, ' Tel. R. B. 869 ' Red Bank ban. .ernoon at 2:80 o'clock at the Wor- was born at Red Bank and was the Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham Stry- len funeral home on East Front son of the late William and Eliza- the wedding. ker, wife of Philip Stryker, died Mon- itrcot with Rev. James Dykema, pas- beth Fettlt Wolt. He was a sales- day at the home of her son, Frank :or of. the Preakness . Reformed tan at the R. Hance & Sons hard- Stryker of Keyport. She was 73 church and former pastor of the Red are store for 14 years, retiring in R.R. Mount &c Son yean old. Bank. Reformed church, officiating. .983. BUTLER Mrs, Stryker was the daughter of Engene Wentell sang "Beautiful Isle Mr. Wolt was a member of On- Mr, and Mrs. James Cunningham and of Somewhere" and "Abide With vard council, Junior Order United was hem la County Meade, Ireland. Me." The bearers were Ansel While, Imarlcan Mechanics Surviving are FUNERAL DIRECTORS Surviving, besides the son with whom Joseph Dangler, Arthur and James its wife, Mrs. Fannie Reid Wolt; two AT YOUR SERVICE • • she lived, are two other sons, Hen- Soden, Bradford Rogers and Mr. laughters, Mrs, Jessie Rugg of Lln- ISB w.-rnoNT smear ry Btryker of Freehold and William Wenzell. Burial was in Fair View len and Mrs. Myrtle Jensen of cemetery. Woodhrldge, and a son, Edward H. A short service was conducted at Wolt, Jr., of Woodbrldge. he grave with Rev. T. A. Crammer, The funeral will be held this af- ANEW lastor of the Hohokus Reformed :ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at his late church and a son-in-law of Mr. lome with Rev. W. Carman Trem- ROTLER Dangler, officiating. —y >ath, pastor of the Red Bank Re- 'ormed churoh, officiating. Burial, In Edwin M. Peterson. charge of the .Worden funeral home, BUTLER STORE Edwin M. Peterson of Sea Bright, will be in Fair View cemetery. i well-known resident of this see- Ion, In which he had resided for ' Sirs. Qustlna Thomas. 189 Shrewsbury Avenue the put fifty years, died Saturday The funeral of Mrs. Gustlna Thom. at the state hospital at Marlboro, aa, wife of Paul Thomas of Tllton where he had been a patient for two avenue, who died on Thursday ot mmmBmmmm weeks, last week at Monmouth Memorial Mr. Peterson was 69 yaarB old. He hospital, Long Branch, was held A complete line of nationally known fancy groceries, imported and domesJSc delicacies. was born in Sweden and came to Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at her this section during his youth. He late home and at 1:20 o'olock at Cal- Fresh fruits and vegetables. Everything for the table at lowest prices consistent with our followed the water and engaged In vary Baptist church with the pas- usual high standard of quality. Buy Your Used Car Where fishing until his retirement ten years tor, Rev. Joseph W. Lee, officiating. You are cordially invited to pay us a visit, look over, our new store—our stock—compare ago. He made several trips to his Rev. Dr. C. T. Wedcher of Newark native country. assisted. prices—talk over your food problems. A visit will be appreciated and will prove befTe- Mr. Peterson was an exempt mem- James Scott made the opening iicial and profitable to you. • . ber of the Sea Bright fire depart- prayer. The church choir sang sev- We list below some of this week's values obtainable also at our other Red Bank store lo- The Dealer Can't Afford ment His wife, Mrs. Charlotte eral selections and Fay Brooks sang cated at Swanson Peterson, died In April, IOIO, Resolutions adopted by the 1932. Surviving are two daughters, church, Sunday-school and choir 39 PROSPECT AVENUE ' TELEPHONE RED BANK 2 864 Mrs. Ellen A. Miller of Sea Bright, were read. The honorary bearers and Mrs, Edith C. Benson, who lived and flower girls were Misses Mabel Ready To Serve You In This Modern Way Not To Please You with her father; a son, Harry R. Pet. Gliver. Mary Holman, Mattle Sims, erson of Sea Bright, and six grand' Kathleen Davis, AdaJlr\o Cagle and DEL MONTE - ^^ """""" g^ ,»»•, children. , Thelma Dally, The active bearers c ' , AT FRANK VAN SYCKLE'S, Monmouth County's The funeral was held Tuesday af- were Lee Daniels, Jack Smith, Wil- ternoon 'at 2:30 o'clock at his lato liam Cooper, Harold and Henry PEACHES 2 "i™ Z7 Largest Dodge & Plymouth Dealer, there is a 27-year- home, with Rev. Howard N. Amer, Shomo and David Williams. Burial, i pastor of the Sea Bright Methodist In charge of the Worden funeral BAKER'S old reputation to protect. If we sold inferior used cars, ' church, officiating. The floral piece home, was in White Ridge ceme- 1 were conyeyed to the cemetery in tery. that reputation would be injured and our New Dodge the truck of the Ocean fire company. COCOA 2 ci 15 The bearers were Otto Johnson, Richard Lufburrow. and Plymouth Sales would be seriously affected. That's Harold Motsler, Edward W. Fary, NEW HAMPSHIRE Walter J. Sweeney, Henry Ronquist The funeral of Riohard Lufburrow, another reason why you are always sure of getting your and Em!l Madson. Burial in charge former postmaster of Middletown , of the Wordcn funeral horns was village and committeeman of Middls- 4 -. 10c money's worth at our Used Car Department. In Glenwood cemetery at West Long town township, who died on Wed- CLEANSER Branch. nesday of last week, - was held Sat- urday afternoon at the Worden Fun- COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH OTHERS:" eral home on East Front street with Henry Schanck. Rev. George W. Young, pastor of Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps Middletown Baptist church, officiat- 2 - 19c Belford lost one of its best known 1929 Buick Sedan ...... residents Monday morning In th ing. . $150death of Henry Schanck, who wa; The bearers were Carl Helwlg, WHITE LEGHORN 85 years of age. Death was due tc Charles Tindall, Trevonian Bennett, Selected do*. 1932 6W Chevrolet Sedan . - - . a complication of diseases incideni William Truex, Jr., James Stout nn(l Pullet Size 27 $350 to old age. Mr. Schanck had beo: Harold Hlllyer. Burial, In charge of unablo to work for a long time at hli the' Worden Funeral home,, was In employment as a carpenter. .He wai Fair view cemetery.' 1930 Chevrolet Coupe - - - . . the oldest and the first of a family ol Mr. Lufburrow was a charter $45 three brothers and five sisters to dli member of the Mlddletown council EXTRA FAKOV and he Is also survived by his wlfi of the Junior Order United Amer- < and two daughters, the latter b ican Mechanics, which held services 1933 Chevrolet Sedan - - - Mrs. John Maxaon of Naveslnk JONATHAN APPLES $375 'Friday night at the Worden home ___————————••—•""•""•"•"""•"""•"—"^ Mrs. Nora Wilson of Long Branch, with James Stout as councilor and JUICY £ He alao leavcj eight grandchildrtn Charles Tindall as chaplain. 1934 DoHge R. S. Coupe - - . . His sisters and brothers ar» Mn eMh c *- $495 Kate Jones of Long Branch, Mrs Hearts Sarah SUlwell of Caldwell, Mrs. Anne Miss Margaret Salmon. Grapefruit > o Roya of Hazlet, Mrs. Harry Dean ol Miss Margaret Salmon died last CAMFOBNIA 1935 Dodge Touring Sedan ... $595 Red Bank, Mrs. Ella Drum of Holm Thursday at her home at New Mon- c del, Jonathan Schanck of Belfor mouth after a sickness ot several and John Schanck of Everett. weeks. She was 60 years of age and Lemons 5 - 10 1934 Ford R. S. Coupe • - . . Mr. Bchanck was a member a lifelong resident of. New Mon- CANADIAN • $395 Bsyilde council of American Me- mouth. She Is survived by two sis- 9TJNH1BT chanics of Belford and the lodg ters, Misses Delia and Eliza Salmon. conducted n service nt his Into homi The funeral was held at St Mary's Oranges 10-25c Turnips 1931 Ford R. S. Cabriolet - • . . $195 last evening. The funcrdl will church of New Monmouth Saturday held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock _ morning and the Interment was In the house and Rev. Samuel Johnston Mount Olivet cemetery. 1928 Graham Sedan ..... • $65 HEART'S DELIGHT NO.SH oans 25' Pancake Flour """ 1929 LaSalle Sedan - . . T\ ' $175 SPINACH .JUST-niailT FAIU.Y JUNE A cans BUTLER TOMATO HOME uHH-o* 2 1931 Nash Sedan - ...»„. $150 PEAS ^ JUICE r 5° 3 r. 25° iiirrr.Kit e BUTIJBR FANCY 1929 Oldsmohile Sedan - . , ' . p> COUNTRY HM>,. $65 CORN FLAKES 6 DM OKN1XKMAN ran 1930 Packard Coach - * ' • . - DIAMOND BHAKKtt BUTUEIl $200 SALT j; THIN m. MAINTAINED FOR ALL Real Corree 1934 Plymouth Se'dan - . * . » HEINZ C $485 IN RED BANK VKHMONT CO-OP n-o*. CATSUP tot 19 21' 1933 Plymouth Sedan - - - . ". . . . and those in the com- Maple Syrup $375 munities surrounding, the Wor- BLUE niBBON A FBISRtKM OAKS and MAPT.B den Funeral Hotne l> a familiar p and appropriate Mttlng for the DESSERTS * SYRUP £ Six Delicious Fruit Haven Dependable final ProtMtant service, a con- venient meeting place for those IION BON WIHTJ5 Used Cars and Trucks of the Catholic faith who come to watch and pray betide Sliced Bread the departed. .Hi Frank Van Syckle You Save Money 149-153 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK By Trading At JAMES BUTLER X«l. 1296 . 0pm Evening and SuniUy Mornluft, comstmmm BUTLER GROCERY STORES RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBEK 1, 1936. Fin

Quality Counts And STORES four Money Goes Furthest GRAND OPENING • IB AY The iMarket that is as New as Tomorrow's Newspaper 73 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey The only store of its kind in New Jersey! Offering Self Service or Personal Service! Latest Equipment! G. E. Refrigeration throughout! Be sure to visit us this week-end! BUTTER Del Monte rSSS. 2E25C Pork Loins Fancy Creamery Lean Jersey—Rib End—Up to 3% lbs Country Style FIOUT Gold Medal 24,- 1.03 Ib Fresh Roll 34 23 Flour Happy Baker 241 73° Prime Cuts of Cornfed Beef C EGGS Milk Evaporated 3 19 Rib Roast 19 Loose Selected Chuck Roast 14c Every One Guaranteed Best Pure Lard » 12 24 Boneless Pot " 22C Today's Bakery Specials Margarine PRINCESS Juicy Round, Sirloin or Porterhouse We bake these delicious oven-fresh breads and cakes in C our modern sun-lit bakery and use only top grade ingre- dients. Save time and trouble. Let US do your baking! STEAKS *27 Bread Supreme H2& Swansdown cake 25 Genuine Spring Boneless Victor Bread SBBS1,„., 6c Fore Legs Lamb Ib 19' Corned Beef Small Fresh-Killed, Tender Milk Fed Milk Bread 14 C tall Fatted Fowl 19 Vienna Bread 9c can Rye Bread Sie 9c Alaska Salmon 9 Freshly Ground Beef lb 121 c Fruited Raisin C A"ff AA Maxwell Hous ft. Frankfurters or Bologna lb 19c 15 V I I %* Is* Vita-Fresh can lb V C 25 Pan Buns ° EN-FRESH Fresh Pork Sausage 29c gal. 1000 IbS.! Jersey Cured Hickory Smoked Fresh Rolls Vinegar APPie cider bulk 19 C Order This Weekly Cake Special Today Bacon HT^* 21 Black Walnut DeLuxe No. 2 SOUP Hurff's Vegetable can SEA FOOD SPECIALS C Fancy Boston , Ring Cake •• - 29 16-OJ. 4 ^( Beans Pork 3 cans ^L ^^) Mackerel T Win Over $1200 Flakes or Sea Trout "Z In Norge and other valuable prizes W il I O S O Granules PC Just tell us in 25 words or lest why Select Oysters you like our "heat flo" roasted coffees. C Chowder Clams c Lifebuoy Soap 3 17 19c Coffee 20 C Fresh Shrimp Mother's Joy L 24C Scratch Feed 25 & 69 Garden Fresh PRODUCE SPECIALS C Scratch Feed 100 2.59 Fancy Golden Acme Coffee. 27 N C Bananas lb No iimlter h»w much more you pay you ouuiot buy any better Big Low Soaked Peas :.; 5 ooffm—l»«iuii« nn diiw ootr«M jrow than Uwto n»«l In tiwae rich, Tokay Grapes 3 -17c full-nuviircd blondn. Try • pound «xxUy *nd tautn iho dlffnvne*. Fig Bars ' Ginger Snaps ' 9° Juicy Oranges ^h lc 1st Prize Norge Oil Burner lb With Nuniinnr lint Wnt«r. Oumpletoly ln»tnllrd. Vftlwi W87.M Winesap Apples 3c 2nd Prize $174 Norge Refrigerator King Brand Dog Food 4" 25c 3rd Prize $99.95 Norge Gas Range No. 2 Large Oranges 4th Prize $99.95 Norge Hot Water Heater Hurlock String Beans 2 cans 15 Sweet Potatoes * 2c 5th Prize $74.50 Norge Wither lb 6th Prize $69.95 Spartan Radio No. 2 Your choice New Cabbage 2c ,7th Prize $59.95 Space Heater Early June Peas 3 cans of any of lh tlii'nc items 2c 8th Prize $49.50 Norge Ironer No. 2 Tomatoes I^t 9th Prize $29.95 Ingo Bicycle String Beans "it 3 cnns Grapefruit 55 Next 10 Prizes $4.95 Coffee VrcuUtor* N of "Heat Ri" RMIWfeff* Large Prunes ?x" 3 lbs. 25 U. S. No. 1 Freshly Dug contest Blanip In All American Stores. Uter Today Thi$ store was designed wtth but PR* thought In mini—to mak* youruhopplnt vhlit both pleamrahh & profitable Potatoes RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1.1§8«.

ert VanNoU and three ohlloMn. Lil- horn*. Mr*. O. BuoM HwhU It Port Monmouth Man Belford. lian, Dorothy and Gilbert of Brad Shrewsbury. ganeral chairman. ley Beach, and Ira McKelvoy and Severn mambart et the rrubyttr* Pastor in New York (The Red Bank ReslfWr MG !>• bought (Tin XMtlnfe Hagtittr earn k« bonikl In Detford from H. Clar Bab, Vincent ion Albert of Island Heights. Is Startwrtwir lrt remodeling has been carried out. day evening with Mrs. Fred Smith, company. ' , Mr. Wubbenhorst la a graduate W Holy Communion will be celebrat- ; Miss Marl* Murphy of Wuhlnjton Win Cash In Red Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur MacCennell Mlddletown township high school at d at St. Clement's church Sunday The Tou^f fWSpIrt Missionary «o- Heights, New York, wa» a week-tncl morning at 0 o'clock. The churcn and daughter Marie spent Friday visitor of Jamet Bly and family, JLtonardo. He was graduated from with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MacCon- rlety will meat In the Fmbytirlon ;the Eastern Baptist theological sem- school, vvlll meet at 10 o'clock. Morn- Sunday-school room tomorrow even- Mrs. Thomai Sagurton, vice presi- service will take place at 11 nell of Cranford. dent of trrt Shrewsbury unit for So- DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE FOLLOWING STORES Ing at T:«S o'clock. Mlsa Bessie •ina$r In 1034 nnrt was ordained the Miss Marie MacConnell, Miss i»ame year by tho Union Baptist as- o'clock. The fall term of the church Green Is In charge of the program cial Justice, accompanied by Sin. school will begin Sumlay with a new Doris Balbach and Gus and William and has arranged with Dr. Eugene George Hughes, Sr., of this place and sociation. He WHS called shortly af- Mrs. William Leddy, Sr., of Fair Ha- course in Christian (education. Balbach attended tho birthday party Newman of R«d Bank to speak. His AND GET BACK CASH AS A PRESENT •>iit ter to tho Kent Cliffs church, where John Glass, Jr., of this place and of a friend at Newark Saturday subject will be "My Visit, to Norway ven, attended a Social Justice plcnlo ilio' is held In high esteem by his evening. Sunday at Riverside park, near Now 'congregation. Charles Qressenbeck of Conovor lane and Germany." pent tho week-end at Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnoor and Brunswick. , Cards Are Free—So Are The Chances! . ^—-—•—• Edward Johnson of tJncroft and Miss Nettie Wright gave a dinner »n Jacob spent Sunday at the r BEFUNDING PLAN REJECTED. Fied Torg of White Btreet will leave at her home at Atlantic Highlands Trenton fair. Sunday In Mr. Johnson's car for one day last week in celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fox, who Florida,1 where they are «cp«oted to East Keansburg. |Two Bondholders Committees He- he 77th birthday of Mrs. Ellsa Wal- have been spending the summer with spend the winter. ': fuse Asbury Park's Offer. ling of this place. Mrs. Jennie Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Extensive alterations are being The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire .'' Rejection by two bondholders com- Trimble and Mrs. John Glass were 'aul Hay, have returned to their made at Obre'a service station. company held a very BUCceMtul bun- •Jnlttcos of the refunding plan for guests at tho feast. ' home^at New York A vestry meeting will be held at co and card party at the fire house city of Asbury Paiit bonds, proposed Miss Helen Smith spent Friday at Mrs. Catherine Ecnner returned Christ church rectory this evening Saturday. by the mayor and city council, was Asbury Park. home Sunday from Monmouth Me- at 8 o'clock. Tho Geraldlno Thompson Republi- announced Tuesday in a joint state- Mrs. John Foster entertained morial hospital, where she was a pa- David L. Emiuonj, 3rd, son of Mr. can unit will hold a luncheon this af- ment by J. S. Rippel anil Edwin H. friends from Philadelphia over the lent. find lira. David .L. Emmons, Jr., of ternoon at the Totsy Doerr Inn. .Barker, chairmen of the two groups. week-end. Mrs. Bertha Poole returned from Sycamore avenue, was operated on Charles Rupp ]• os the sick Hit The two committees represent in the David Foster Is suffering from a i two weeks' cruise to Havana and Monday night at Monmouth Mcmor- Misi Esther Helfrloh of Indiana, (aggregate a large percentage of the cut on his head as the result of an Nassau Saturday, and she Is now al hospital for acute appendicitis. who Is well known at this place be- outstanding Indebtedness of the city accident last week. spending a week with her parents, The E. S. Valentino society will cause of her visits here, has moved of Asbury Park, now in default Capt. and Mra. John Glass and son Mr. and Mrs. Garrett A. Lee. open the fall season Thursday after- to New York. She U a cousin of Their joint statement follows: John spent Saturday at Sea Side Mrs. Rufus Eastmond and Mrs. noon, October 8, at the Presbyterian Mrs. Howell Rowlands and Mrs. Os- • "Independently of each other, the Heights and Lakewood. Ward Jeffers spent Tuesday visiting Sunday-school room. Mrs. Edward car Krueger of East Keansburg. •undersigned groups, for tho past two Capt. John W. Glass and James friends at East Orange. W. Miller, wife of the pastor of the Mrs. John Mayer has returned years, have examined tho iinancial Klpp spent Sunday at Barnegat and Mrs. Mary Bauman and Miss Eliza- Red Bank Baptist church, will be home from Monmouth Memorial hos- records and the administrative acts Waretown. beth Bauman of Elizabeth were visi- guest speaker. pital with her new-born son Ernest. of the present and previous govern- Willard Foster has ^bought a Ford tors of John Schanck Saturday. Flans are progressing for an an- The mother and babe are In good health. me.nts of the City of Asbury Park, sedan. Mrs. Harry Lang Is on the sick tique exhibit which will be held by now In default on its obligations. 1st. the Presbyterian and Christ church- Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd, Mra. Mrs. Emma Brown entertained Mr. Hill and William and Harold Lloyd "The two groups Independently of and Mrs. Vandolla Brown and Mrs. Pride of Bolford Council, Sons and es Thursday, October 22, at the each other have examined in detail Daughters of Liberty, will hold their homes of Rev. Carroll M. Burck, spent Sunday with Vincent A. Lloyd, vonAggen of Bloomfleld over the Camile Baquet, .George Ford Morris who is a student at Montfort Apos- the refunding plan submitted by tho week-end. next regular meeting In Chemical •mayor and city council and have re- fire house tomorrow evening. and G. Harold Nevlus. Refresh- tolic seminary at Bay Shore, Long Mrs. Mary Wcedcn, who has been ments will be served at the Nevlus Island. jected it because it docs "not meet confined to the houso with illness Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Jones and the just legal claims of tho bond- several months, has Improved suf- daughter and Mrs. Ogden of Tren- holders to the reasonable maximum ficiently to be out. ton spent Sunday with Mrs. E. H. lability of the city to pay such Mrs. Arthur Compton and her Jones. Claims; it docs not provide adequate Mrs. Amelia Wlllett spent the week- Security against a repetition of the grandson, Bruce vonEssen of Ho- boken, spent Saturday and Sunday end at Mount Tabor. known preventable causes of the Rev. Henry Fox conducted the present default; nor does it provide with Robert Crane. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammtll of Sunday morning service in tho Meth- suitable remedies in the event that odist church In the absence of Rev. the new pledges are themselves Jersey City have closed their bunga- low at this placo for the summer. Nelson Moore, who was attending ibroken. the Methodist conference at Ocean 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Broander of "When the city is prepared .to .en- Keansburg- spent Sunday with Mr. !ity. ter into formal agreement for a re- and Mrs. Earl Lingo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Runyon and funding plan frco of the aforesaid daughter, Mrs. Pearl White, spent objections, tho- undersigned groups Mrs. Ida Voorhoes returned homo Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank are prepared to submit their joint Sunday after spending a week with Underbill of Hlghtstown. proposals.1' Tier daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Cooper of Freehold. Mrs. Dora Schnoor, Miss Emma "The Protective committee for se- Schnoor, Miss Elizabeth Schnoor and curity holders of the city of Asbury Mrs. Albert Worthlngton of At- Miss Doris Schnoor spent Sunday at Park. Committee for bondholders of lantic City and Mrs. William Harner Morrlsvllle, Pennsylvania, visiting the city of Asbury Park." of Ardsley, Pennsylvania, are mak- Mr. and Mrs. John Cooley. ing a stay -with their mother, Mrs. UTOiWIiHIMUWthUlJIIII HIM—piSSI Ml. ...mBIIIBflMrfTJMift ~ ^SJJS&M Samuel Smith. : TOWNSEND MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Ward R. Jeffers, who Atlantic Highlands Personals. When 4 Leaf Clover is Punched You get back one-half of what you spend have been spending the summer with Sev Sorcnson, who Is employed In ,Mni. Elizabeth Hafieck to Speak at Mrs. Jeffers's parents, Mr, and Mr3. '• Bed Bank October 13. Garrett A. Lee, have returned to the title division of the law firm of Brooklyn. Snyder & Roberts, is taking a course CLOVER LEAF i Mrs. -Elizabeth Halleck of Lake- In law at New Jersey law school at MRS. B. H. SCATTBRGOOD, MRS. O. ft VAN BUSKIRK, MRS. R, GUENTHER, Iwood, Townsend. candidate for con- Mrs. Charles Schnoor spent Monday River Plaza. 40 East Front Street Waverly Placo, with Mrs. James Butler of Fair Newark. groesman, will be the principal speak- Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Caas, who MRS. A. SWENSON, MBS. 0. RIEOLBMAN, MRS. J. VARNELL, •er at the next regular meeting of Haven. < Otto Sehnoor and Harold Graves spent the summer here, have re- Riverside Drive. Rumson. Rumson. •the Red Bank Townsend club Tues- turned to their home at East Orange. day evening, October 13, at the town spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. MRS. A. MATHIA8EN, MRS. W. W. ARMSTRONG, MRS. L. CLARK, ! James Gravatt of Holmdel. Arthur Dyer and family have hall. A. special effort is being made closed their home here and have re- Little Silver. 169 Maple Avenue. Atlantic Highlands. to have all club members present. Mrs. Peter Luker, Miss Anna MRS. A. BERGEN, MRS. H. DoVESTY, turned to Freehold. Miss Harriet MRS. C, HALL, . At the last regular meeting of the Luker and .Everett and Donald 10 Mount Street. Navcslnlc. Luker spent Monday at Perth Am- Dyer has entered the Katherlne club Tuesday night remarks were Glbbs school at New York. Choose a Coat IIS Harrison Avenue. MRS. A. HAVILAND, MRS. A. KBLLEY, .made by Samuel Clark, the club boy.' MRS. S. A. HAVILAND, • president, and William A. Sweeney. Misa Margaret Heyer, who Is em- 31 East Front Street. Bridge Avenue. Ctoorge Kuhl and Edward Rellly de- ployed at the state home at Marl- A bonaftde newspaper circulation FROM 21 Buena Place, Red Bank. MRS. L. QUACKENBUSH, MRS, JACOB BLOOM, scribed the meeting of county Town- boro, spent Thursday with her par- —the. kind The Register has—Is th? MRS. H. S. ALLEN, 38 Hudion Avenue. Washington Streot. only kind that counts with the ad- MRS. SAMUELS, send clubs which was held Saturday ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Heyer. vertiser. No premiums or other in- 22-TqwerhlU Avenue. MRS. R. COLD, evening at Belmar. A delegation of Mr. and Mra. William Hclmuth en- ducements have ever been offered to MRS. R. SMITH, . Everett Road. Red Bank, N. J. the newly organized colored Town- tertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rob- secure circulation.—Advertisement. GOLDBERG'S for jour CHILD Headdon's Corner. MRB. H. THORNE, MRS. I. HESSE, send club of Red Bank was present. Belford, N. J. MRS. H. HIGGINSON, 17 W.harf Av«nu«. It was stated that the official came MRS. GRAVES, of the movement had been changed Fair Haven, N. J. MRS. a GALLEGHER, Shrewsbury, N. J. from tho Townsend revolving pension THIS WINTER MRS. WE BRITTEN, Broad Street,'Red Bank plan to the Townsend recovery plan. MR. WAUGH,, Figures HADE TO MEASURE E. Front.Street: MRS. J. LARTAUD, The Red Bank club now has mor 10 William Street. 72 Lake Avenue. than 301) members, it was reported. These coats fit as if custom-tailored. The all- MRS. W. DAVIS, MRS. E. A. KNAPP, MRS. RUGG, Not reducing — re-contouring! New, Eim Place. Linden Place. scientific method takes inches from any wool fabrics, the warm interlinings, the durable MRS. M. F. TUFT, ' Rum«on. GETS COURT DKCHEE. MRS. K, ANDERSON. desired portion of the anatomy. You Spring Street. MRS. A. LAEHDER, MRS. R'. C, JONES, linings, mean Cold-weather Comfort for the MISS N. G. PORTER, 96 Lake Avenue, Federal Judge Decides Analnst Shore can actually be made to measure! Im- Mlddletown. Rumson. MRS. WILLIAM COGAN, Amusement Co. proves both health and beauty; luxurious MRS, J. P. M0RFOHD, wearer. At Goldberg's you will find dark colors MRS. WILLIAM RATHSMITH, Foicwood Park. Federal Judge Philip Forman to take. Come in and let Mary Mae's River Plaza. MRS. E, VAN SCHOICK, 142 Lincoln Avenuo. granted a decree yesterday against experts tell you about it. No obligation. and all the beautiful bright shades at a price to MRS. J. N. LITTLE, tho Shore Amusement Company of MRS. K. 3TROHMENGER, Red Bank. ;Asbury Park and Arthur B. Wright ^ MAE HELLEKMANN Fair Haven. MRS. GEORGE McVEIGH, Harding Road, one of four defendants charged with fit every pocketbook. MRS. J. G. HAQERMAN, Locust, N. J. MRS. ELLISON, Infringement of a copyright for OUR PRICE LIST: Wallace Street MIS3 ANNA VALENTINE, Rod Bank, N. J. graphology charts. HI AUTY BLANKET AND MASSAGE $3.00 MRS. C. SCHWENKER, Red Bank, N. J. \ MRS. MCCLELLAND, The decree, in favor of the Char- SWEDISH MASSAGK _ 2.60 River Road, Fair Haven, MISS VIRGINIA PALMER, South Street. acter Chart SalrM Company, re- TIUIUSH BATH . 2.00 MRS. E. A. COLE, Shrewsbury. MRS. A. WISE, Btrained the Short' AiniiHnm>nt from SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL MASSAGE 3.00 Girls' Coats Boys' Coats East Front Stroot. ' HARRY MAZZA, Broad Street. Belling charts for analyzing rhar- COLOONK RUB MRS. J, PARKES, ;pcter and personality. 1.50 $g.95 to $*V95 MRS. M, McCORMICK, Wallace Street. Maplo Avenue. ALCOHOL RUB _ 1.50 to $| £.95 Shrewsbury. ," The court madi' no ruling <>n ilam- .SALT RUB MRS. P. STILLMAN, MRS. URBAN, Rgcs of $20,fii«i a'li.il by I hi; .-alts 1.60 Sltts S to ..I. MRS. E. BACH, Fischer Place. Red Bank, N. J. l'OMl'EAN HUB 5.00 company. Size* 7 to 16. Heavy, woolly, fleeced mattrlal. III River Road. MRS. J. M. CORLIES. MRS. R. LONqSTREET, The dr-fpnfo.ncianU a^;ain::t whom Comes In Tweeds, Snow Crest Fitted backn, Raglan eleaves, MRS. F. BUBLIN, Rumion. ' . \ Rumson. the court (lismj;;;ud ( !i;.v^cs Wei,- Ar- and fleeced materials, with fur English effect with Hat to 28 West Street. thur A. RoKcr, Jarrih < ",;>liil .<•: ^- and Mary Mae's Beauty Shoppe or velvet collars. Hata . to match. Isaac of A;.lm;v ]': 56 WEST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N. J. match. Some with Muffs. PATRONIZE 4 Phone 580 < Boys can Boys' 3-Piece THESE oelliiiK Thf Kfijli.if Girls' 3-Piece LEAF Legging Sets STORES Legging Sets FOR CLOVERS $19.95 up $g.95 to $().95 "The Greatest Meat Values in Red Bank" 3 to 6H- All wool material*. Prlncets "BOB'S" BEAUTY SALON MOKLER'S BAKERY Harrln Tweed and Snow Crest Well tailored. Mad« from Crav- IIAIU1KR SHOP material. Tailored Btyles with enotte and Snow Crest mater- BBEAO • PASTBIE3 - TIES - CAKES fur or velvet collnrfl. ial!. Sizes 2 to 6. 00 Broad .Street Hod Bank 281(1 Home-mnde, Fresh Twlco Dully Monmouth Street All our work truiirmitord Hnlr coloring by experts CAKES for BinTHDAS'S nml WUDDINOS, Ktc. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN EA€H BKAUTV ITEM 35» !1. K,«»y Trrrn* Very Best Pure Pork jjjjgjjg£ TS "' Snow Suits Infanta' Knitted t. No Down I'nymfiiit *• Iran <:I»4 .95 up I >n 4. Legging Sets Your wnril la jour bond. Fancy FRYING or f^l * 1 "i> •<- M» • a. j »0-W Wwt Frtint Wtrect T»l. I0» m Top Grade ROASTING V--iueKeHS "" " "'• Hfinvy quality- nil wool. <:<>mn« S up Irt pink, Mil", Inti, blown, mjun All wool. 'Jimc< In wlilU, pink, ANTHONY'S CLOTHIERS SANTANGELO'S PHARMACY SOLID MEAT • n

schools, ii Improving 4t Presbyter- turned from a visit with Mr. and umton. l«n Mtdlsu Cant** at Knr Toric, KM. Edward Loftus of WUlsboro, whar. aha haa b»«n a patient the New York. Mr. and Mrs. BloomfUld „ «B be Louibl pact two WMkl. On Saturday Mr. Fary will remain there for a while. 11» HiHUr TotbaM md MM. Charles A. Wolbach vtilUd Misses Blanche Reznlclc and Hilda itr and brought » "Bunihlne" bas- MaUon are spending a few days at Do You j Edwards ha; tent ket from tbi teachers, the Parent- New York. Teaehar MiooUUon and friends. wo iu.iui.~aa .itt«r to the residents Mrs. William Letson Is seriously 111, it Rumi* relative to Sifcty Week: Junes Fahy of Belmar, a painter The Fostofflcs department la seek- smployed gn the Shlppen residence, ing suitable quarters for postofflce "My &&r N»!gjKbort fell 26 feat Tuesday when a cornlco purposes at Sea Bright Postoffice Know... "The seven iu$A - from September T to October 3 have boen set aside support gave way. He' waj taken Inspector O. F. Baurhenn, located at w the governor °f New Jersey a$ to the Blvervlew hospital In the Sea Newark, Is soliciting proposals to St&tfenFIM Mfety Week, and I take this op- Bright ambulance and treated for In- lease postofflce quarters for a per- That you can buy artunltl'o! bringing to your notice juries to hli bead. His Injuries are iod of two yean from April 1, 1937, He Importance of such an observ- not considered serious, with option by the government to $1,000 of Fire Insur- broadcasts* extend the lease for three years ad- "I appeal to you no a good citizen Mrs. Jacob Muller and Mr. and ditional. Floor space of about 1,300 ance for THREE pf tbe borough of Rumeon to renew Mrs. Ellsworth Boden and children, to 1,400 square feet Is desired. Any- &VItrA& ydur efforts toward the prevention Ellsworth, jr., and Callle Viols, all one desiring to subbmlt proposals to YEARS on your house ef aooldenti botn. In the homo and of Ueadowbrook avenue, motored to on the highways ind to pledge your- the Postofflce department In this you tune fn flelf to reduce thti shocklnR figure of Norfolk, Virginia, last week for a matter can get further information, or furniture in Red 100,000 hien, 'women and children visit with Mrs. 8oden'» grandmother, by applying to Mrs. Jane Qarland, Killed In accidents during: the past Mrs. Bremmeln. Before her mar- postmistress- at Sea Bright. Pro- Bank for only $5.00? onihUprcgtsam year." riage Mrs. Soden was Miss Mulezlner posals wilt be received up to and In- th Final preparations'are being made Bremmeln of Norfolk. cluding October _rT._ th see lor the rummage sale to be held How can you be .Wednesday, October 7, In the parish Lodge Delegates. Week Oct. 4 «10 house on Blngham avenue, by the Sea Bright. Peder J. Olsleson and Layton A. without such protec- ksuJleB1 Aid society of the Presby- Webster will represent Court Mon- terian church, The ddors win open Blueflsh are still running fairly mouth, Independent Order of For- tion? at 10 t. m. Household furniture, good. On. Monday Chris Axelson esters, at the state convention of the brio-a-brac, clothing- and many other brought In 600 pounds. order Saturday at Hotel Plaza, Jer- Grossinger Useful articles will bo eold. Mr. and Mrs. John Flchter have re- sey City. BE PROTECTED A card party for tho benefit of Holy Cross church will be held Frl- day night, October 23, In the church hall< Mrs.- P. J. Mulvlhlll la general Milton Berk chairman. Tho committee will hold Carry FIRE INSURANCE a meeting tomorrow night to roaKe Mortgage Money Available 88 BROAD ST. plane tor tho event. I IFE U precious . . . priceless . . . tn- Firs Prevention week pledge on Improved property. Sums to $10,000 where value of property HelleInc. r The junior class of Eumaon high " valuable. Von guard It by being *•' yourself not to use inflammable li- School will hold a harvest dance on and earning capacity mortgagor satisfactory. Tel. Red Bank 1616 cautious In observing superstitions such as quids near an open flame. Dont leave Saturday night of this week In th "three lights on a match," "walking under matches within reach of children. Don't tchool gymnasium. Pate Qalatro,and Broad and Mechanic Sts. CHARLES E. SWEENEY P. S. An Insurance "Bar- a ladder," and by watching over the heed- smoke In bed! Use only tie electric appli- his orchestra will furnish the muelc. gain—8 months to pay for Mlos Helen Pilling, daughter of Mr. Beal Estate — Insurance lessly young. Yet more accidents occur In ances which are authorii«d. These are Red Bank, N. J. Auto Insurance at 20% dis- the home . • • and thousands of them an- simple rules to observe—aren't they worth send Mrs. Clarence Pilling, has en- MONMOI)TH AVK., I , tered Syracuse university, where she count from regular rates. Aver- nually are the disastrous result of avoid- while In relation to the value otyour Ufe Irlll specialize In music. Phone Rurason 1492. age cost Is $42.75. able fires! .. . jour cihildreat TEL 2200 Miss Elizabeth Connolly, miuali Supervisor of the Rumsoh publl INSURANCE is a A Vital Message To The People! NECESSITY WILL Who Want YOU Which no person LOSE can afford to be —to bay a home without. When you lease property buy it, remember —a competent that this agency —property efficiently stands ready to managed appraisal serve you with the knowledge gar- WHEN FIRE PAYS ITS nered from years Members of the Monmouth County Real Estate Board*. of insurance exper- VISIT BUT YOU CAN BE "REALTOR" IS A COPYRIGHTED NAME •which s member of the New Jersey Association of Reil hai been uchDld many times by the high courts, Estate Boards. By acceptina such membership he OR WILL YOU BE has agreed to obeervs the Cods of Ethics sdoptsd ience. %|AV£oR^TWF0R SOMETHING today by the National Association, the Stats Association, PROTECTED AGAINST) In ethical conduct, in business experience, and and by his own local Board. The designation Is efficient aervlco. Hence, many unauthorized per- thsrafore aspledga that he la honest and capable of Consult Me At Any sons are attempting to cash In on this prestige. properly caring for matters placed In his charge. PROTECTED Tha same resolution also directs the officers of LOSS .... Th« t«rm REALTOR It ml * synonym for Rut (ho Board to Institute legal proceedings against Time On Any Prob- EiUtt Agent. It Is the pegullaP and exclusive anyone using the term "Realtor" who Is not legally daalanatlon for a member of th* National Aatoela- entitled to do so. Many a man has lost the business lem. I Am Always The tragedy of a home lost in tlon of Real EiUto Boards, and In New Jersey, lor or home he spent years in planning At Your Service. flames that came from "nobody OONStLT A BEAMOR by an accidental fire. You can be I. I'EAMC APPLEBY AOEKOY, TOO, 10LJI0K * WAIERBFKY Aabury Park Bed Bank protected for a few cents a day— knows where" can only be partly ALLENKTJBST HEALTT CO., ISO HAWIS * UoAFEE, IMC, Allenhurat Manaaquan it pays to seek protection now B. E. APPIEOATI BAWKUiS BEOS. oioxox v. mriaran, me. HENRY R relieved by the security and pro- Bed Bank Hrd Hank Isburr Park rather than wait for tragedy to AIXAIEE k BON AQEKOT, ISO. WUXIAK HIMIII.JMN wuin »•> Aazxtrr tection of fire insurance coverage. i Rtd Bank Kuoison . ' Altfltthnnt teach the lesson of its importance. BEEOLE AGENCY, ISO. IOHCE ft D0DD AIBEXT E0BBISB, DO. Asbnrj Psrk Bpllimr Alburr Pu-k Ask the man who's experienced a HYLIN IOUI3 Z. BEONSOK IUR0IS J. T0DBX BOTTLTHOU MALXY 00. Ooean Grove Gprtnit Lake AtlaDtlo Hlsblanda fire loss. 0LATXOH, 0LAII0M a> t JCBSCH-BBVAjr JOSEPH BiVIA Aabnry Park Real Estate & Insurance CURLEY & BRAY Wwt En4 CITY MoaTOAOE 00. LAUD s> LOAK oo. H v Lonr Branch llrf Bank Avon-by-th«~8«a Register Building KAEIE COX 0. KOWABD LltrtXOOII OLAXA A. SAWOBT Joseph G. McCue Agency Insurance Fort-sa-Feok Bed Bank LK& Arbour OALVEKT 4 6BITBIII XAJCBVIEW SZALTT o. ». nmn AOIKOT 42 Broad St., Red Aaburr Park Matewai Aroii'by-tAe-8«a RUMSON PHONE 444 7 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. COHHILLEY * BZEOElf, INC, MHM T. 1AWIJST XAmOLII 1. BKTDES Belmar Bed Bank Aran-by-tbe-Sae Bank, Phone 743 Phone 3310. A, r, DEHHITT IOU0KE •• UcOTTE AOEKOT, IHC. IASISBA1JX AOZMOT Water Witch Bumaon FrtfiolJ 1. T. EDWAXSi MOMUBtY * WALKZl I. X. W00UT0K Se> Girt Keanaburr Oocaa Orore rriOUBOH 4, IOH QUEST lukint w. cavoro xnrs Anbury Fark Tanning-dale lacury Park OARRAS&AXT tj JOKES, UK. AUEST HAT I. W. SATIS AoniCY. Patronize Members of the Monmouth County Belaar Aron-br-tlieSea AsbDry Park a HVIK0 PATTIBB0N Bed Bank G. Howard Lippincott Insurance Men's Association (Members of the National Insurance Agents Association) Will insure any car from a Ford to a "The Live Wire Insurance Agcndes of Your County." Lincoln in one of the best American Cas- ALLAIRE & SON AGENCV, INC., 19 Monmouth St., Bed Bank T. FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY, 230 Main 81, Asbury Park LOUIS E. BBONSON S3 Main Ave., Ocean Grove ualty Companies at rates so low that it OLIVER H. BROWN, 2d 3rd Ave., Spring Lake , liberal Profits With Safety BOYNTON & BOYNTON g Drummond Place, Bed Bank will pay you to investigate. Liability, H. BIRDSALL 20 Leroy Place, Red Bank BBEWER £ SMITH 701 Bang* Ave., Asboiy Park gan be had by investing in shares of the JOHN C. CONOVISR 110 Coilles Ave., Allenhnnt Property Damage, Plate Glass, Accident CLAYTON, CLAYTON ft STANBBUBY 318 Main St., Anbury Park CALVEBT & 8HUBEBT 222 Main St., Asbury Park and Health, Windstorm, Compensation GEORGE CUBCHIN 111 Fair Haven Road, F. H. L. D. EPWABDS Waihlngton Blvd., Sea Girt Red Bank Building GABRABBANDT & JONES, ING, 709 F St, Belmar and all Casualty and Fire Hazards. 8. W. HAYES MS Hattlton Ave., Arirnry Park HONCE 3i DODD 708 Tenth Ave., Belmar HAWKS & McAGEE, INC., State Highway, Manasquan A. L. IVINS AGENCY IS Monmouth, St, Bed Bank and Loan Association 708 Ninth Ave., Belmar Premiums Payable In 4—6—8 THOMAS D. JOEGK G. H. LirriNCOTT SI Monmouth St., Bed Bank LAND Si MOHTGAGE AGENCY, INC, 701 Mattlson Ave., Artrary Far* For fifty years this association has been a valuable asset JOSEPH a. McCUE AGENCY Ridge Bond, Ilumson Monthly Installments MOUNT-BUTCHER AGENCY UK. Main St., Freehold to this community in aiding its shareholders to acquire their JOSEPH MAYEIt 720 Ninth Ave., Belmar FAWLEY * CO. 817 Bang* Ave., Aanury Park homes through easy monthly payments and also in paying its O. IRVING rAXTKBSON 80 Broad St, Bed Bank E. V.rATTKKSO N SONS HIS Srd Are.. Spring lake investing shareholders liberal dividends. E. B. SNYUER & CO. 07 tot An, Atlantic Highland! G. Howard Lippincott Broad Street, Keyport B1IOHE INHUBANCB AOENCV Our 63rd Series of stock is now open for investors and HCIII.TIIOIU'E REALTY OO. Hi M Ave., Atlantic Highland! Red Bank 321. IIAROLD B. RNYIfKR US Mala Street, Avon borrowers. BAY VAN HORN MS Haute Bond, Fair Ilavm 31 MONMOUTH ST., ntANCIH I). VANDERVKHa E. Mala Street, Freehold We can assist you in acquiring a home through several BOIJITON WATEBBUBY n Witt Front SU Bed Bank RED BANK, N. J. WOOLLEY * NIJKHMAN 00, BOB Broadway, Long Branch different plnns calling for moderate monthly payments, Includ- ft ing the Federal Housing Administration insured mortgages.

We can also offer investors a good return on shares pur- FIRE INSURANCE But, We'll Still Have Firw chased on the monthly payment basis. PROTECTS YOU and Our offices at 10 Broad Street are open from 9100 AGAINST LOSS You'll Still Need Fire Iniurmnee •TIIR throw of i)l«> l» no •or- A. M. until 4.00 P. M. and our officer* will b« glad to * er ttian your kn»wl«dg* and give any information desired. that your homo CANT Buffer from lire. Of online It c«a— We'll Still Write It but you can IHI Mir* nl prol*o- lion, by adrqnnte Fire In*ur- CONSULT US TODAY The Red Bank Building and Loan Association uico. HAWKINS BROTHERS 10 BROAD STREET. REQ BANK, N. J. ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, Inc. Phone Red Bank 3450. PHONE882 19 Monmouth St., Red Bank 10 MONMOUTH STREET, •Hi ftfsKC RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER T,

Hay* Own Compositions. been transferred by the Jersey Cen- MORE BLACK WIDOW &FODEB8. his sj>n picked from a tomato'vin*. NQTICR TO MNTKACfoRS. Ltwte Lane, formerly of FrMboliJ, tral Power and Light company. The upoclmons ara on display In th» appeared on the program oi th« Three Large Specimen™ on Eihibltion window of The Register ffloe. Here And There In Death of Intent. In Window of Begltter Office. Freehold Woman'* club at the Ann- Charlas E. Conrow, the Infant son Mr, Buchanan's son statra that Ian hotel yesterday. Lane played of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Conrow of William Buchanan brought to Tho wher» hs found the«e apcolmths seven ot his compositions for the North Fsrmingdale, died In the Flt-Register office yesterday morning a ther^ were really hundreds of th«m, Monmouth County plans. kln hofpltat on Tuesday ot last jar containing three large specimens the ones on exhibition being three of tlio largest ha could find. Harried In Maryland. week. He waa five daya old. of the Black Widow spider, which Mlaj Lillian Strickland, daughter Beats Poultry Sana. of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Strickland, Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Operations, and Joseph p. Murphy, son of Mr. Hiss Fay Aschsr haa rented her and Mra. Frank Murphy, both ot poultry farm On tha Squankum- Lodge Doings, Births, Marriages, Deaths Freehold, were married at Elkton, Lakewood ro*d tor th« winter and Maryland, September 20. she will live, in on apartment at and Other Notes of Interest. FiaJ* this winter. Theater Group Moves. SPECIAL LUBRICATION The Monmouth community Hay- Announcement haa been made of ape, piping and twenty windows. No IN CHANCERY Of NEW JERSEY. tha engagement of Miss Kose Ker- »ne was injured. ers, who have been presenting snows Marlboro. in the Spring Lake community TO QBOROS MASWI • hour*. Blddirj atein daughter of Mra. Jennie Ker- Matjman Couple Wed. house, have moved to the conser- By'vlrtaa at an. atin »f th* Court ot ooDy ot »teln of Engltahtown, to Samuel The Marlboro State hospital en- DEMONSTRATION I »WA1»»;firm* ••*• «n t*«O --.(tfnaey on Miss Mary Tomasilla, daughter of vatoire at Deal and will resume per- tered some fine samples of fruit and i oi thi co it oi prep&muBn, Hookbers ol Millhunt. MUs Ker- ohn Tomasilla, and Anthony Sara- 'ormsnecs the latter part ot October. i Wiida on standard pro pool »t«ln la a graduate of the Freehold vegetables at the Trenton fair this ' "*»nner dealnnsiUd therein achollo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patay eek which were grown on state- high school and the Newark Both Death of Freehold Girl flC&Uon t mult b Sarabuchello, both of Matawan, were wned farms nearby. AN ATLANTIC LUBRICATION EXPERT, direel let. ii Compl«ln«ot, ind you Mid otitri d\mT 1 * * Israel hospital. Mr. Hockberg is narrled In St. Joseph's church Fri- Mlis Doris Vasldn, daughter of from Atlantic Headquarters, will be at our station all uro defendant!, you at* ntulnd to uppttt, Liberty Grange held a "Booster »nd an>wer to tha MtnrUtntut'MtnrUtntuti hflf onon, *•• B^rfroMBd to tho Town- connected with the MlUhurst Milling ay. Mr. and Mra. Edward Van Kin of Ight" at their hall Mondf.y even- company. Freehold, died at Kings Park, Long day on October 1, 2 and 3. He will demonstrate the or fcefotjfcefotj tho fourth d«» of Novtmb»tNovmb , of Mlddletown Towmhlp, Fire Destroys Vacant House. ig. A pot-luck supper was served. nut, or th« »Md till will bo Ulen »« cor.- Stolen Car Crashes Window. Island, on September 10. Tha fun- approved method of lubricating your particular make fciaed aHftlnit you* .--.--- -A ft certlflej check for tht n Friday evening the Grangers will a dr Fire destroyed a vacant house at eral was held at Freehold and bur- and model of automobile, precisely a* it* manufac- The »1d bill Ii flltd to loredon two •«!? iSfjIH° l"* e4 I>oll«rB (1200.00), An automobilo owned by Gus Iradley Beach owned by the Abra- old a card party In their hall at certain mortfagBl, tha flrit made by Bags IS blLd^lver*d ftt ">B »!"* and on thi Chagarls of Freehold was stolen ial made at that place. turer recommends. And, of course, he'll use the tame Hortime Ihompaon, VBinarrled, Hary Eva am Schlossbach estate Friday >e fire house. Halora and Qaar«a Hajoia to Tha Land Sunday night of last week by Alex light. Tho losa is $5,000 and is cov- Want Wires ^Removed. Mr. and" Mrs. Charles E. Tilton en- lubricants which took the fantou* Toms River Test ahil Loan ferapiuyr. a bodjr «o»oraU of W. Stopkowltz, an employee of Mr. red by Insurance. The building was rtalned Mrs. Francis of Trenton Cars 100,000 miles apiece, WITHOUT lubricated tha Stata et Nn.Janw. dated January Chagarls, and. John Cook, colored. The Neptune board- ot education >1. 1927. and ntoijad (a tha Offltt of oon to .have been torn down. ind the Neptune townahlp commit- past weak. engine-part repairs, and WITHOUT a single rear ax)a tha Clerk of tha County of Uonrnoutb, When they were driving it away the Nan Jersey. In Book SOB of Ifortiim), tee have Joined In an effort to ln- Mrs. T. J. Kaney, who has been : car got out of control and crashed Arrested For Fraud, or transmission failure. "'" on Fata tit. «tc, and tbt ucond made ly AtSEKT RUNYONUNYON, duca the Jersey Central Power and patient for some time at St Ml- Ham Jlorrtn;; ThDtojBon, Unuairlad. and Into the show window of Jacob Henry Woerfel, 48, and his wife Ch llrra > light company to remove high ten- lael'a hospital at Newark, Is ex- You are cordially invited to bring in your auto- Mary Bva MtJota to B«oond Natlonil HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Cleric. ' "' Pcarlraan's store. Both wero ar- Elsie were arrested at Asbury Park cted home soon. Bast and Trust Oompany of Bed Bank, rested. aturday night by. an agent of the sion wires near schoolhouses, mobile for a demonstration. You'll be amazed at N. J.. a National Bankins Oorjioratlon of Mr. and Mrs. C. McCloskey have its smoother, more economical performance. All cars tin United SUtti oi Amartaa. ditoil July NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Thieves Damage Stores. epartment of Justice, charged with Roger Pryor Weds Screen Star. iturned from their vacation trip. 10, 1BSJ, and Hoordad m tht Oraco of Hotto* la htrtby W raud in a bankruptcy case in New tha Clerk of Honmouth County, New JIN Ul bj wwlvd b Thieves caused damage of more Roger Pryor, son of Arthur Pryor Miss Sarah E. Hayward la apend- lubricated for $1. >ey. In Book 1081 «( Mortgage!, on Fan York. 114, ate., ot which complainant 1> nan the than $1,000 last Wednesday tight to of Loch Arbour, noted bandmaster, g a few days with her cousin, Mrs. holder; and you are made a party defend, , two Btorei at ABbury Park but they Drowned Woman Identified. and Miss Ann Sothern were married osephlna Vanderbiit of Keyport ant b«»\m you ara tht huibond of Mai vnrloui toiidi in the Towtuhlp of Mlddl Saturday at Beverly Hills, Califor- Chicken thieves visited Charles Eva Majors, one of the owners *Mat ' y :own* In th» County of Monmouth. with got only $B.6O Irom the two places. Through an address in a small of the >ltum,noui yurfaoo treatm«nt UDOU nUU They entered the Atlantio & Pacific ocketbook pinned to the green vcl- nia. Both are well known screen 'ayford's chicken house the past Atlantic White Flash Service Station premlies mentlpntij and described ta tht nsr foundation, eatlm&ted amount of bl- store through a hole they cut In the 'et slacks she was wearing the body stars. eek and helped themselves to some eonjplalnant'a kill ot complaint, and b,, . ««*'«<>«• »ur!oca treatmant reimlred « his poultry. They also appeared tua thereof you may hnvo ioma right, ttitli e 81,009 tquBto yard-. Bldi will b« optnert *pol and ceiling. 'They entered the >f Pauline Haas of New York was Freehold Wedding-. ANSON BICHEAL JOHN QUIGLEY or IttIntertut t In tthh e saiid mortgranetd oreitt« Btid r«ad In jiubl o at the roonrn of mlrt the James Ryan farm, taking beauty shop of Pat DeAngelis by dentlfled at Long Branch Thursday. Miss Frances Fllkcr, daughter of Isei by way of ourteiy , or otherwiseothewise. 3ommltt«.-Jowwlilp. Hull, MWdlJtawn. bout 100 chickens. USE TIKES EVENSl FOSTER N. X.f on Thunday. October B, 1088, »t the same means. 'he body was found two miles at Mrs, Joseph Fllker of East Freehold, ^ A BBUDSILU!), 4iOO p^ m., tatandsrti Time. ea by a fisherman. and Wilbur. McElwaino of near Free- Solicitors of Complainant, Sl>«clfic*UonB And term a ot bids, COD* Bevenes School Board. Maple Ave. & Monmouth St., Red Bank P. 0. Addrttii Si Broad Street, Red Dank, traota and bond, for the proposed work. Charles Strahan, assistant state Postofflco Site Selected. hold were married Sunday of last Boys can make extra pocket money Kew Jersey, prepared by fleo. P. Eandolph, Township week at St. Boso of Lima church illlne Tho Register.—Advertisement DaUd September 3d, 10»(. Bngln«r» and approval by tho State commissioner of education, has re- The joint treasury postofflce com- tllghway Cominlailnnor. havo been fllod in versed tho award o£ the bus contract mittee has recommended the prop- by Rev. John A. Kucker.r the offioa of the anli En el no or at 60 Btoeif 9i.,tKed Bank. N. J., and of the State by* the Marlboro township board of rty offered by the Farmers and Boy's Eye Injured. Highway CommlBfllonar, Tventon, \ N. JZ education to Tunis Lambertson, who Merchants bank and Francis F. Leonard DeLapa, eight, of West and may be lnapeatod by proincottva bld- formerly held tho contract, and di-Simpson on Main street as the site dtri dunnff business hour*. BlddoVii will Long Branch was struck tn the eye It's a well-known fact—if you want the best tw fumlahtd. with a copy of the Bpoclflcpu- rected that it be awarded to Patsy for tha new postofflce at Matawan. with an arrow while playing cow- t^oni by the Engineer on proper notfcs Sarabuchello of Matawan, the low boy and Indians last week. His eye SHOP AND SAVE IN ' ' •nd paymentt ol the'coat oi preparation. bidder. Woolley—Schoen, was slightly lacerated but tha sight Plda must be made on standard propoial Miss Catherine Woolley, daughter forma in the manner deBlgnatad therein Won Horse Race, was not affected. and required by the specification*, must be f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woolley of enclosed In loaled envelopea, bearlns tha Addle Carr, formerly of Freehold Spring Lake, and Carl Schoen of Spring Lake Man Dead. * name and address of tho bidder and name 'and a trainer of race hones, showed of road on outside, addressed to tho Town- Wanamassa were married Friday John R, Miller, a retired building •hlp Comraittoe of Mlddiotown Township, his old ability at Reading, Pa., re-night They will make their homo contractor, died at his home at Monmouth County, N, J., and must. be cently when he drove Inspector, a at Avon. Spring Lake Sunday from complica- aooompanled by a certified check tor not brown pacer owned by his brother, QCHNEIDERC i«fli than ten (10) per cant of tha amount tions. He was 69 years old and is Joseph Carr of Freehold, to wltt In Neptune City Girl to Wed. bid. provided »ald check shall not be more Announcement has been made of survived by a widow and five, chil. than 120,000, *nd ba delivered at the place two straight heats in the 2:17 pace dren. and on the hour above named. The stand- for $800. he engagement of Miss Mario Fra- ard proposal form la attached to the sup- tee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ^^ MAEjKET *^ plementary specifications, copies of which Deadline Extended. will b« furnished on application to the En- Belmur Man Honored. thur M. Frasee of Neptune City to The state utility board haa extend- Rln«er. BOSCOB C. Newman of Belmar was Rev. Kenneth Truran of Flanders, ed until May 30, 1937, the deadline By ordar ot tha Township CommltUa of advanced to the office of grand vice- Long Island. for the completion of Managquan- 21 Wo Ffditt St., lied Bank,N. J. Htddletown Township, Monmouth County, chancellor of tho New Jersey Grand AUJEET RUNYOJJ, Seeks to Buy Byrd's Bloat. Sea Girt railroad station. The sta? PHONE 2653 PHONE 2654 Chairman. Lodge of Knights of Phythias at the tion was authorized five years ago, Prices in Effect October 1 - 2 - 3rd. HOWARD TV. ROBERTS. Clerk. annual convention at Asbuty Park Dr. Frederic Griffith of Belmar is mdeavoring to raise funds with last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Strahan Dies in Hospital Chancery 2/256 of Neptune was elected Grand Man- which to buy Admiral Byrd's polar Carl Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. SHERIFFS SALE. ager of tho Pythian Sisters. hip to be used as a training ship Daniel Clark of Clarksburg, died In By virtue of a writ of n. fa, to m« dl* or boys of tho state. The vessel the Monmouth Memorial hospital at racted. It fined out of the Court of Chan- eery of the Stste of New Jornoy, vtll be Attempt to Bob School can be purchased for $3,000. Long Branch Sunday of last week. ggoilCTS^ Ij txpoi&rl to sale at public vendue, on A thief entered the Freehold high He was 31 years old. MONDAY, THB 19TH DAY OP OCTOBEB, school last Wednesday night and at-Fire Destroys Cruiser. Fryers 2936. tempted to open a large safe in the A 33-toot cabin cruiser owned by Freehold House Sold. Fresh between the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 Samuel Curtis of Long Branch was The Tannenbaum agency of Free- LB. JggJ o'clock (at 2 o'clock) In the afternoon ot office of the principal, Miss Lillian or •am ,4ay at the Court House, in tho Bor- F. Laulor. An unsuccessful attempt destroyed by flra Friday night. Tho hold haa sold lot John Coyne of Bel- (also Stewing Chickens) oufith of Freehold, County of Monmouth. was also made to open a cash reg- fire followed an explosion as Curtis mar a six-room house at Freehold Hew Jersey, to satisfy a decrco of was trying to start tho motor. The to Norman GlUan. The latter took laid court amounting to approximately ister -which contained no money in 16,071}. 00. the cafeteria.. boat was valued at $7,000. Immediate possession. All the following tract or parcel of land (whole) and premises thereinafter particularly de- Church For Colored People. Will Wed Monday. Freehold Family Moves. City Cut Fresh Hams h 24c ii Chase & Sanborn Coffee «,. 23c scribed, B! tua to, lylnix tind belnK In tba The Ardena Baptist church hat Min Marjorio Hopper and Nelson Professor and Mrs. William M. IlorouBii of Little Silver, In tho County of Smith have moved from Freehold t« Fan Monmouth and State of New Jersey. opened tho doors of ita church hall Conorer of Long Branch will be mar 10c Beginning at a Btako st anil Inn In tba to tho colored population of the com- ried next Monday. Miss Hopper was Long Branch where Mr. Smith has Rib End Loin Pork lb 24c H; Aunt Jemima Cake Flour south ild© of a. road lending from Ltttla given a shower last Thursday nigh taken a position as superintendent Ivor to Shrewsbury Town and the north-, munity. With the authority of tho iAst corner of lands formerly nf Richard ' combined boarda of the Baptist at tho homo of Mis» Florence of schools. Jlrniiaon; thence (1) south eight de«ioci church, the Ardena putor met with Browne, Boneless Lean Stewing Beef n,. 24c 1 Vermont Maid Maple Syrup nota. 19c Uteen minutes cant ono hunihed nnd aix< Widow Named as Assessor. ,y feet alonff the Simpson lino to a stake; F. G. Fendcrson of Freehold to ar- Grocery Store Bobbed. Mrs. Arilla M. Conine haa been i©nce (2) north e.Rhty-two degrees eait range for the services. appointed assessor of Freehold town- ilxty feet to a stake; thenco (a) norih A Mutual grocery company store Shinbone for Soup ib. 14c I Dole's Pineapple Juice 2 cans 21c light degree a fltteon minutes west ona Retains Her Title. at Bradley Beach was entered some ship to fill the vacancy caused by ittndred and ieventy-flvo feet six Inches time after closing Saturday night the recent death of her husband, Dorter's or o the aforesaid roadt thence (i) south Mrs. Joseph H. Murphy of Free- Clark Conine. alxty-flcvon desrees went sUty-two feet hold won tho ladles' championship week and $318 hidden In two sep- Old-Fashloned Sliced Bacon i-ib. 17c I Crax 18c: Ivins Honey Grahams 17c atond said romF to tho pltico of licRlnnlnK. arate places among tho stock Beer Business Sold. Solaod as the property of Edwin Hobbt, for the second consecutive year in large it nla., taken In execution at tha nult of the Weaty Hogan trap shooting tour- stolen. Tha Premier Pabst ualen company None >htines' S' Holmc«s and lo l»o nold by nament hold on the boardwalk at As- has bought the beer distributing bus. Our Sausage Meat Bettor b 29c 1 Hershey's Chocolate Syrup oan GEORGE K. ROBERTS, fihcrlff. Married In July. Dated September IB. 1036. bury Park last week. Mrs. Murphy Announcement has been made of inesa of S. Mlchelson at Belmar. Jdward O, Forman, Sol'r. retained her title by breaking 79 ou the marriage of Miss Gladys M. There will be no change In the per- U tines) 116.88 of 100 single targets. Jellff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.sonnel of tho plant. Rolled O. Jeliff, and Harold W. Estlow of Finest STA.TB OF NEW JERSEY, Balrd-WycUort Reunion. Bxadloy Beach Man Dead. Department of Stnlo Neptune. The ceremony took place J. William Johnston, a well known CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION. Tho 30th annual meeting of tho at Trenton on July 7. • Quality Round TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS Baird-Wyckoff association will Bradley Beach resident, died last Roast MAY COME, GREETING: held at Old Tennent church on Sat- Qualifies For Naval Appointment. Wednesday at the oga of 62 years, WHEREAS, It appears to mjr •atlsfse- He leaves a widow and two daugh- Chuck or XRib !on, by duly authenticated record Of tht urday, October 10, at 10:45 a. m. This Dr. Edward C. Raffetto of Manas irooeeaintri for the voluntary diiaolutloa ters. hereof by tho unanimous ennaent of all is tho 300th anniversary of tho ar- quan has qualified for appointment LB. .t stockholders, deiioslted In my office, rival in this country of Peter Wyc as a lieutenant In tho dental corps Keyport Man Transferred. koff. A special program has been 15 of the United States navy. Ho wil Mr. and Airs. Garland Hushournnd WIO WAQ FLYINQ SERVICE, arranged. corporation of thin Stnto, whoso prfn* report for duty in a few days at the son have moved from Keyport t •l[>al utrice 1H aituuttil nt Hlver road. Ifl Offers I'ier for Jetties. naval hospital at Chelsea, Mass. South River, where Mr. Hushour has .ho Borough of HumBon, County of Mon- Fancy Jersey Carrots bunch 3c ii Heinz's Assorted Soups 2 ca,,» 25c nouth. State of New Jotaey (ICowftrcl ft. Hamilton 1<\ Keane, a summer res Jordan being the ngont therein and m ident of Deal, haa offerocl the Deal h&rao tJitrflof. upon whom proeem may commissioners tho use of his fishing e lerved), ha> compiled with tho rtquin- Fancy Fresh Jersey Beets bum* 3c • Tetley's Orange Pekoe Tea £ u>. 19c \ n>. 37c icntt of An Act concerning corpomtloftt pier as the frame woik for the con- IUVIBIOII of 1806) s" prcllmlnnry tn Um struction of one of tho comtcmplat $ tiulnir of thl« CorUflcdto of I>li>ohitfon. fid series of joitirr, to protect til Silverdale Tomatoes 2 tor 25c Now Therefore, I. ThomiiB A. Muthlfc. beach from croaion, Full Pod Lima Beans . 5 Becretnry of 8tnte of the Stnto of New Jeri«y, Do Hereby Certify that tho ajllrl 5,000 WORTH OF PRIZES tornomfllon did, on tho twcnly-Kerorid nay Kocrlvi'r ARIUMI. 4c I Libby^ Bartlett Pears >f Beptembor, 103K. file In my ufllro a duly Thu Montalbo stud company o Fancy Table Celery ixectited and attested conncnt In writing ;o thn fUtiolutlon of «nld eorporntlnn, ex- Howell township has been cUrectc lOUted by all tho itockholilora thfiroof, to show ciiusis why a receiver sltoul Extra Large Green Peppers each lc 19 Ivory Flakes site 21c rhlch said content nnd the record of trm not he. appointed. Suit was brough IN BIG CONTEST FOR irocoeiUnai aJtortoald «re now on flU m ay siild office AS provided tiy law. by the United Stales Dressed Bee In Testimony Wheraof. t hnve horeto i«ft company, which hiis claims of $1,42,'! large size 19c my hand nnd *t1.x«d my oinrlal leal. a% Amer. Loaf or Daisy Cheese n.. 29c || Oxydol Trenton, tbl« twenty-necomt «lny or Heth against the company. her, A. P., one thouisaml nine nunnrM Nrw Sluto Doctor. SCHOOL CHILDREN (Sear)"1*' THOMAS A, MATHIB, Dr. it. A. Ilendcrshott liaa been Brookfield flenrutrtrr ot 8tut*. appointed acting chief of tho bur- Monmouth County Surrngnte's Offic*. eau of animal industry to nuccceil Butter n the mrtlter of ths ontat^ of Amtin P. tlio 1MB Dr. J«lm JI. McNeil. )}r. Meadow Thompson, decGtmcd. Heinle!Hhott lmu bef'ii on tho staff SPONSORED BY'Llue coal'DEALERS Notlo* lo (T(»ilitr>i» to proaent claitmB Gold ugatnat «itate. of tha drpiu iinrnt of jigrlculturo fur Puriusnt to tlt« order of Joneiih L. Don- ten yoiira. ROLL jh*y. BtirrOMKta of (fin County at Mori- Truck DiiiKillnlii'd. mouth, niada on the flft«enth day of H«p- Many Valuable Prizes tomber, lOHs, on the nppll^atlnn <>( Mlnn|» Eilwni'd Knight, colored, of cliff (1. Hosklnn, AifmlntHtrHtrU of (lie eatat* lncluding4-YearCollege Large Chowder Large Frying , »f AUitln V. Thomimou. dftconaod, notice U wooil, nnj-nm'ly c»en|n:d dentil Tuoo- DAILY FRESH SEA FOOD! ier«\iy slven to the eteilltor» of auld (1«- day of last week win u a small trunk c*An*d tn exhtlilt to wmo married Mon- A prizr!r!i,ni!lloa,iiiiiieri*,wrlu Jfeney Olty, M. J..* day of lH«t wock, Thpy will mnUn watfhr,i mul «ljiiei rings. Them am only CRAB MF.AT SOFT CRABS Pror»or. their lioniis hi Itlohmnnd Hill, I,g a Irw of llln thousand! ol ilollnrn in Broiling Hadddck »14c Boston Mackerel laland. prliei Ihnt mo to ho %hm iiwajf In tlio M»nmoutN Count*/ 'Uirrn»«.;•'• Offlui. MKH. O. la th* mi((*r of If!<• ««lnt*i of ICICM.tor B. Fiwhulil Nnllvn Dnid. lil«, r**f 15,0110.00 'lilun ro»l' runtfiit for With Every Hhrowaburir, N. J., Dr. Addlpll imtiimi, ,1 iiHllva <>! M-IIOHI rhlMrrn. Notliitid to liuy or n-ll Cath Purchase A Free Chance On A Ton of Coal iflnnnr ol last Ton of l!o»l. Freehold, rtli»il hut week nt Kli-hmimd no «hliiR. miurliMl, V.vrtj lioy nml I'ursukiit t'i th« ordttr nf Jinnnh !». t>««. 1U!1, I/mK Inland, ntler »u Illness Rirl llM an equal rlinnrc. l'",»r full Infor- i«y, HturnueU »r tli« O.iinty c»f HoR. until, iii>i[(*i tin thq atttlifli dny^tisl flep- of inveral wfnkn. II* visa thn non ol mation, on how lo win, fill In anil mail th» Jata Mr. anil Mm. A.lolph Dill llin ri)U|inn lirlow. Anil Im turn lo nivn rM A/l>«nnl'«, txoKMtrW uf lit*'Mt.nU *t mar. H« Irtivew n wl'low nmt four Next Week—Monday, Tu®sday Wednesday Klennor ft. AtitiUuM*, tlft-tfttna.f, iiotU* U llin nnmn of ilm trnrhcr j,m «clcrt BII 1 tiirthf Riven t'> tli* n«dlt"ti nt »«UI d«- your family mlvi.rr. lint tlun'i i!rl,r. c«aiiu to th* «iiij«erlb«f, ex«- Knjolns Hnwafn Outlat, Mull llin imi|>on l.i-low now to 'lilun lb. 19c Vina ClmncaHor Itpcry l«st w roar, 12(1 llrooilw.y, Nuw York Cltj. Fresh Spare Ribs 15c 11 3-lb. Size Fancy Fowl sU niMitt(« from ibe 'lint-* of (h* afote- nmht qtrfer, or (lt«» '#IK |)a fnr«vtr barred alynad ta. peniuu»«ml Injunction r»- or th*lr nclU»n» (Ijcmfor wasiiMil the »«M •tr»lr>l(.|t l«ong Ilranoll frem utapi y Ing #»wn»l>ur« announced the "uaaajj.) Mr. and Mra. Fred Pentcrman, admit youp shows look- Tha Long Branch D&llja Record the hands of the street committee their daughter, Miss Bessie Penter- arid wear—like new! ongjgemeut of their daughter, Mlaa At Asbury Park for action. Edna, Uuiutt Corbley, to Walter haa opened a branch otHca In the man, and Mrs. Emma Pentcrman McRann block on tha north side ot Miss Marjorle Lockwood has re- left by automobile Monday mornlngr m ng Done While U- T. VahNortwlck, Jr., aon of Mr. and for Balston Spa, New York, where Mr* Walter T. VanNortwlclc at But Republican Candidate for Vice Front atreet. turned to her duties as nurse In the WUit. Miss J. Mabel Brown, who was re- Roosevelt Hospital at Brooklyn after they will spend a week. Keanaburg at a party Saturday even- President to Address Gather- B, visit with her mother, Mrs. Nor- Mrs. Wlllard Palmer is confined Ing; In celebration of the birthday of cently Injured In an automobile acci- ing at Convention Hall—May dent, has been confined to her room man B. Lo6kwood. to the bed with sickness. the bride-to-be. Tbe featlvltlea took for Boma time. Mr. and Mrs. R. Contlnl, former \ place at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Alto Speak at Long Branch. Mrs. Jesse Aumack and Mra. Frank residents here", now of Philadelphia, VanNortwIok, Weber have been visiting In Atlan- were week-end visitors. Port Monmouth. GRAND'S Thoie preient beside* the engaged Colonol Prank Knox, Republican tic City. Fred Stryker was a recent visitor couple were Mr. and. Mrs. Richard andldate tor vlco president, will Mrs. Hattle L. Aumack has re- at Richmond, Virginia. (The Bed Bank Register can b« bought T. Corbley, Mr, and Hrs. John Oorb- poalt at the Convention hall, Asbury turned from a visit at Indian Lake, The annual opening luncheon of in Port Monmouth from Larry Generalll New Shoe ley, Mr. and Mn. Walter VanNort- 'ark, Tuesday afternoon, October 6, N. J. the Keyport Literary club will be Charlea Meyers and Cbarlej LJ«bhaua«r.> wlck, Com Oorbley, Margaret Hahn, t 2:45 o'clock. There la a poaslbll- Miss Doris Schuttenburg Is taking held Friday afternoon at Conklln's The Ladles' Aid society of Com- Jxmee Bedfleld, Wlllard HoBlvraln ty that he will speak at tho LonK commercial course In Colcman's bus- restaurant on the highway. munty church has elected the follow- Repair Shop 16 Monmouth St.and Oharlei Buhmans of But Iranch city hall later In the after? noss college at Perth Amboy. Mrs. A. Lender and children have ing ofllcers: BED BANK Keamburg; Mr. and Mrtl^oulaQr oon. Miss Geraldlne Brown has resumed returned to their home at New FrealiTent—Mra. Peart Henry. 10 W. FRONT ST., OPPOSITE BROAD ST. and Mlu Anns Callnhan of Union er studies in Hood college as a Haven after a visit with Mrs. Lend- Qbujjlaln—Mrs. Ernest Fox. Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Behr lophoroore. er's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Secretary—MrB. Charles Quackenbuflh. Treauurer—Mrs. Charles Wingolrnapn. and Dorothy wd WllUam Behr of Miss Lorraine Dey Is taking a/ Pearson. Trustees—Mrs. Ernest Fox, Mra. Clara ECZEMA Leonardo, OharlotM Gello of Harri- comemrclal course in Coleman's bus- Mrs. William S. Holmes will enter- Harris. Mrs1. Culvla Thorapklna. and Itching Piles son, Harold Keford of Keyport, iness college. - tain the Thought club Monday night Mra. Martin Vanlnberg entertained by utlnr Charlu Klunsohmldt of Keanaburg, Miss Kathleen Lufburrow, who has at her homo on Main street. Mrs. relatives from Harrison over the Mr. and Mra. Qroel and Marie Oroel seen a patient in the Fltkin Mcmor- J. W. Foster will have charge of the week-end. of Newark and Toly Cuba of Bed al hospital from injuries resulting program which will be entitled Rolatlvea from Jersey City visited from an auto accident, has returned S-MO Bank. • . (.) shell Into the Democratic campaign Church, Va., after visiting Mr. and following President Roosevelt's at- Mrs. J. Carl Anderson. tack on>ho Republican party Tues- Mr. and Mrs. CornelluB Aokerson, FRESH-KILLED day night. who have been making their home New Monmouth. Coming! Coming! this summer with tha former's par- Republican voters of practical! (Tha Red Bank Retlitar can b« boujht Walter Huston Fryers and Broilers 251* every municipality In Monmouth ents, Judge and Mrs. Hf nry E. Ack- In Sea Brlnht fxou UortU Welsman and Gary Cooper to 8*4 lbs.) county havo plans underway for erson, have moved to Eilfjt Orange. Harry Werner.) Ruth Ciiatterton Announcement haa be%i mndo of -In— lending largo delegations to hear the Large attendances marked the Il- noted journalist. the marriage, of Mies M. Barbara -In— Wood, daughter of C. I. Wood of lustrated lectures on Palestine given- "THE GENEItAL Mayor Nellson fid-wards of Kum- Newark, to Clifford I* Morrell, son ly Edward A. Marshall ot tho Red- DIED AT Legs Spring Lamb son, Republican campaign manager of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Morrell ot path Chautauq.ua bureau at the Bap- DAWN" "Dodsworth* (all sites) for Monmouth county, and "Uncle this place, at Elkton, Maryland, Sep- tist church Sunday, Monday and Joe" McDermott, Republican county tember 16. Mr. Morrell la employed Tuesday nights. Mr. Marshall made chairman, are jubilant over the pro- as a pharmacist for the Hopkins tho trip to this place by means o£ an poaed visit ito Monmouth county by drug stores. They are residing With automobile and trailer. While here 3 DAYS—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY—3 DAYS Fresh Chopped BEEF the -vice presidential candidate and tho groom's parents for tho present ho made his home In tho trailer, they urge all party workers to at- Mrs. Frank Linzmayer is a sur- which was parked on tho church The Talk of the Town i,»*«j UIQU »*•• i"">-j •--* — —- ima. j)rann. umztiiciyur is a aur- property. friendtend.lsf witpossibloh them, . and bring their glcai patient at Riverview hospital. Whcaton college won its firat foot- Iel, lA Mondat a meetiny nighg otf tha eresolutio boroughn coun-was ball game of the Beason Saturday by Vlnson C. Stanphill, a Texas Tech | passed requesting the state highway dofeating Adrian college 19 to 0, thus Fresh Hams student, hiked from Lubbock to Dal ommlsslon for stata aid In building avenging a 0 -to 0 defeat last year. (8 to 10 Ibf.) 25k hart to win tho Panhandle checker pads In the borough next year In Large Interest is shown hero in the tournament. he amount of $10,000. William New- Wheaton football record becauso of

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Crozet Reeves liJack VanDeman Wiiw Amateur Outboard Champion- Struggle—Both Teams' Score Mrs. Dkkmaa. in Firat. - Trophy at Trenton Fair Championships, ship—Karl Pannaci of Sea Bright The President'* race, the final aall- John (Big League) Rawllngs and Showers throughout the d»y at" 4k* "" Wins Class A Finals. bo&t racing event of tha Dickman ilo Colored All Stars forced the Bed Trenton stats fair Tuesday did Bttt«, fleet, waa won by Charlie Allaire, Sank Towners to exert themselves iilndsr Larry Mahonoy of Uaoron c-oby, 5:5: Scull, 427; Stuart, 362; Mill season point winner, Sunday after- win Sunday afternqpn, tha game |t»t* horseshoe pitching champion, The President's Cup regatta held Codd, 264) Wllliema. 2(4, noon. After the race the members :olng 13 Innings, before the Towners at Washington, D. C, with its finals rom retaining his title ln tha lnts and in hla matchps pitched Alexander, Jr., of Red Bank. Councll- Harrison, Vermllllon, Ohio; ninth, Harper season were awarded. Mr. Dickman The score,: SB.2% ringers. He did not loeo a Xnan Irwin was chairman of the Na-Chance. Salem, N. J.; tenth, Frank announced that In addition to the " . TOwNUta. tamo. Hie opponents scored 203 Schmuts, Merchantvllle, N. J.Time- regular trophies, a special prize had AB B H PO A tional Sweepstakes Regatta commit- 6:05 3-5. Speed—«9.23t m. n. h. Srltton, rf. «_~ , fi 1 0 1 0 points against his 450 points. Joe tee and Mr. Alexander was chairman Second Heat, FIvo Miles—First, Jaeoby; been put up by a well-wisher, who 3arc«llona, If. 8 1110 Puglloe of Paterson, former (state Of the Race committee of the na-second, Neal; third, Altman; fourth, Har- preferred not to reveal his Identity, Levlsohn, ef ___..___ « 0 0 0 0 lorseshoe pltohlng champion, finished rison. Time—6;09 4-5. Speed—48.676 'or the most faithful sheet-tender. it. Aiohettlno, 2b, „... o J 0 « a tional event held at Red' Bonk in m. p. h. . :ronnenwotter. aa...... 5 0 0 0 2 a sooond place with seven wins and August. Final -Point Score—Jacoby, 700: Neal. Mr. Dickman added that the com- lunham, 8b —....~.~.. B 0 1 0 1 two IOSBOB. Pugllse 'sot a new rec- E!6; Scull. 400: Harrlaon, 222: Crooks. mittee was unable to choose between I. Aschettino, lb. E 0 2 IS 1 Mr. Alexander In telling of the169; Sassnet, 127; Cooper, 05; Altman, 71 i ird for the state ohamplonship when Harry and Robert Davcy, who dur- ireah, c B 0 0 II 1 te pitched one game of 81.2% rlngern. twent In .Washington said that al- Chance, 40; Schmuts, 30. ing the season continually argued aa ihrolcl, p. . 6 0 0 0 1 though great preparations had been Frank Boyce of Old Bridge won Class B. Professional. to whom would tend Bhect for Com- tev«ns. p. Kyle MoMurty of Caradon won the Allaire's victory in the morning Italy, is instructor, has been pro- iV. Brown, e. . 5 018,6s C championship after a play- While in Washington Mr. Alexand- Free-For-AII Outboard Handicap. gressing with much success in thetice session Is hold. Their meeting Three-Event Shoot was closely contested by Commodore 45 « fit .. off with Al Anderson of Knglowood. er had the pleasure of meeting Mro. Final Heat—First, Miss Molly Tyson. past year. Tho above group is the room 1B In the Salla D'Armes hall in Maude Rutherfurd of Sands Point, Chestnut Hill, Fa. (Midget Class): sec- Rullman, who, however, fouled the •One out when winning run waa acorcd. Held At Lincroft Joe Mahonoy, brother of Larry stake at the halfway mark. Borden fencing exhibition team which with the Carlton building. Score by inninga: Long Island, who made such a won-ond, James Mullen. Richmond, Va. (Class 11 Stara 200000000000 0—I finished fifth In Class B, and Bill C>: third, Scott Morrow, Bradford Woods, Hance, who came ln third, was several girl fencers have planned Whitney Burst is president of the Kelly of Everett flriished ln seventh derful showing in the races at Red Pa. (Clasi A); fourth. No. J 14. not listed; several exhibitions this winter. organization, Milton Jahnea, vlco ownera 800000000000 1—» A three bird-event was held Bun' 33ank. Mrs. Rutherfurd was wear- fifth, Alorton Daller, Cheater, Pa. (Midget awarded second place, when Rullman Errors—Kronnenvetter, Dunham' 8, day at Harry l*mgendorfs shooting place In the nm^o\&BS, Ing the necklace and gold medal pre- Class); sixth, Mlsa EH.e Tyson, Chestnut was disqualified, and "Red'* Llppln- The exhibition team appeared last president, and Carmine Barrasso is Dickey. Dandrldne 2, Mockson 2, Storeiu. treasurer. Among tho members aru Two-base hits—Lewla. Stolen baae—Brit- range at Lincroft. Oscar Mundy of Larry also retained his title as sented to her by the National Sweep- Hill. Pa. (Mldzet Class): seventh, Thomas cott was third. The summary: week before the Red Bank Quad- South Amboy was victor of tho 75-champion Saturday In tho South Jer- Tyson. Chestnut Hill, Fa. (Clasa A). rangle club, and are scheduled to also Philip Costa, Robert Matthews, Double plays—Mackson to Dickey to ptakes committee of Red Bank. Start—10:05 A. M. Misses Patricia Gopsill, Joyce Mer- Golden, N. Aachettlno to M. Aachettino blrd evettt, William Foreman, Sr., ofsey Open horseshoe pitching tourna- Class H. Inboard Runabouts. give an exhibition at Hod Bank high to Kronnenwetter, M. Asehettlno to NHlghtstow. n triumphed ln the 60-blrd ment at Brldgeton. Kelly won tb* Clarence E. Lovejoy, special cor- Owner FU1.1, school and before several other local cer, Marjorio Dompsey and Mrs, Les- Aschettino. Strlke-outs—By Chralel 10, by respondent of the New York Times, Final Heat, Five Miles—Won by Imp n, 11:30:00 event, and, Bernard Ashonburjf of Class B honors.at Brldgeton, and Joe .Irs. Maude Rutherfurd. Sands Point, L. BordeCharlens Hance.—.-Allaire . 11:38:00 organizations within tho next month. ter Lovctf. Golden 12. Bases on balli—Off Chmlel had the following to say about the I.; second. Kelson, Robert N. Stevens, Red IJpplncott 11:35:00 off Golden 1, off Stevena 1. Perth Amboy won tho 26-blrd event Mahoney finished ln third place. races on the Potomac, which is re-Baltimore; third, Lady Gen. II. David George Worthley 11:36:00 Ashonburg bad a straight score of More than 20 cltloo were repre- pMntcd here, feeling that many read- Gerlt. New York city: fourth, Miss Liny, Jack Olvinst 11:39:00 25. The results: sented ln the championships. The Ms of The Register -who are In- James W. Orme, Washington; fifth, Nlt- Arnold SclurarU 11:40:00 oldest player was tho 71-yos.rrOld Vet- tany Lion, Frank Smuisey. Philadelphia. Buoky Mead 11:40:10 Navesink Downs Evergreen Farms 75-blrd event—-Oscar Mundy, South Am- terested in speed boat classics -would (Andrew Crawford'a Zippy dUqualifled for Xdirsird Dmvls 11:40:46 >oy, 74! Milton Hue, South Amboy, 79 eran Martin Nolan. Larry Mahoney, pnjoy reading Mr. Lovejoy's article: beating gun). Tilius—7:00 4-5. Speed— Barbara • Sayre 11:41:15 'ranklyn A. Dlsbrow, South Amboy, 71 16 years of ago, waa the youngest. 42.775 m. p. h. Weston Hausman 11:42:05 Fair Haven Nine Wins Polo League Flunk Lyiter, Wtokatunk, and Harry Max The championships were sanctioned In a roaring, tearing, hard-driven Peter McCleea . 11:43:30 ROD AND GUN well, Hlghtstown, 70 { Harry Lanscndorf, Ihlrd heat finale Sunday John M. L. President's Cup. 11:49:40 Lincroft; 6D: John Adams, Sea Bright, by the National Horseshoe Pitching Final Heat. 15 Miles—Firat, Ma Jr II, August Schweere . Rutherfurd, the Long Island sports- Gordon Forbes ~— 11:50:00 Robina Handed Third Consecu- Defeat Governors Island at Mon- and Harry J,jFerry, New Pork, 68, association. W, H. Santorj* srasl John M. U. Rutherfurd, Sanda Point, L. Carol Quinn 11:51:00 Tom Murray, BlEhtstown, 65. oumament director, ' • man, captured the President's Cup I.; Eecond, Notre Dame. Clel Ferry, De- Edward. Bullmaa .. Dlsq. tive Defeat—Naveainkers Vic- 50-b)rd evgnt—William Foreman, Sr.i for 1036 by a brilliant feat of sea-troit: third. Mts> Cincinnati, Jr., Dr. Rob- mouth County 'Country Club, Ruffed grouse, king of all upland fishtstown, 40, Elbert Mount, Hamlltoi Tho results wera as followsfl manship and navigation on rough, ert H. Hermann, Cincinnati; fourth, Hotay torious by a Score of 10 to 8 to 7, in Overtime Period— game birds, will be plentiful lu New,fiQUare, 48; Nathan P. Orawley, Klshts Totsy III. Victor Kleiarath. South Bend. town, 46; William Bhodea, South Amboy, ' CLASS A ', Choppy river water. Ind. (Impshl. Bennet Hill, did not flnlah). 2. Combs Scores in Last. Period. Jersey this fall, Commissioner Joseph 45) O, F, Ryan, South Amboy, 44, Thoni I _ _, , . Wort Loa{ Pushing his blue and white Ma JaTime—15:43 1-5. Speed—«7.!1« m. p.- h. Ayers of the State Fish and Game ai Conde, Morrlatown, Ai; Fred Narganoi. 1. Larry Mahonoy, Llhisroft „ 0 0 Bowling Loop Allenhurst, 411 O. F. White, Little Silver, 1. Joseph Pugllse, Paterion _ 7 H with a onoe discarded six-cylinder Final Point Score—Ma Ja II. 1,025; The Navesink Field club handed Commission predicted today aa the 8 John Rosselet. Elliaboth..^ 7 Notre Dame, 1.001; Hotay Totw m, 488; the Fair Haven Robins their third Flaying an overtime period, the and Albert Tnsenew, Deal, 40; John An — Jinsupercharged motor faster than Miss Cincinnati, Jr., 423; El Lagerto, S00; result of a survey conducted through- leraon and John Koge], Kleblands, 89 4. George HacNclll.-Abucon—«, S atny expert dreamed possible, he de- Miss Canada it 296: Impshl. M. Opens Season straight defeat Sunday afternoon, Evergreen Farms polo quartet de- out the state. vohn Robins, Hlshtatown, 88. 5. Otto Peters, Jersey Clty.™» 5 eated the hard-riding pololstB of 6. Garry PeTouTlff, Patoraon.»« 4> feated the defending Notre Dame American Speed Boat Championahipv the final score being 10 to 2. The For the past two hunting seasons, 25-blrd event—Bernard Ashenburg, 7. Le» Davis, Englevrood 8 game was a pitchers' battle until the Governors Island Sunday afternoon Perth Amboy, 26] Albert Ivlns. Iteil Bank, -with her 24 cylinders and special One Heat, 15 Miles— First. Betty V. Mel- Eight Team, of Red Bank Pin ruffed grouse have been seen In and Clarence Willotl, Phalanx, 24; Mrs. |H. Gene Hlllman. Paterson _... 2 blower in a truly great performance. vln Crook, Upper Montclair, K. J.; sec- eighth inning, when tho Clubbers n the final match of the Eastern greater numbers than In previous Mary H. Conde. Morrlatown, 23; M. II 0. Tnul Fuiillie, Patsrson _. 1 On' the point scoring based on yester- ond, Jay See. John M. L. Rotherfurd, League Swung Into Action broke loose to score 6 runs on 6 con- Polo league at Monmouth County Apgar, Morrlitown, and Harry Hlne, High. 10. James Stogie, Indian Lnt«..._. 1 Sanaa Point, L. I.; third, Miss Saianac. years, Commissioner Ayers said. The CLASS B day's two heats and today's third, he Monday Night at Recreation secutive hits. One of the hits was a Country club, Eatontown. The score peak of tho sugply was probably ands, 22; George Martland, Highlands, 21 Edmund Guggenheim, Boalyn, L. I.: fourth. was 8 to 7. Harry Ruble?, Sr., and Harry Rubley, Jr. 1. Frank Boyce, Oldbrldge 9 . !was able to amass 1,025, whereas Restless n, Stephen Soth, Baltimore, Mr. Hall. double by Joslin. reached last year, according to the Highlands. 20; William Foreman, Jr. 2. Michael Pasternak. Metuchon.. 7 Clel Perry, at the wheel of Herbert Timo—14.B8 3-5. Speed—60.095 m. p. h. Post, on the mound for Navesink, The Farms team held a 6 to 4 lead commissioner, as it Is generally un Hlghtttown, 19 s Misa Madeline Sullivan 8. Arthur Hlllman, Pntcr>6n 7 going Into the sixth chukkcr, but an South Amboy, and Robert Harnon, High- 4. D. Krlo Brown, Camden B Mendelsohn's rakish, white Notre Clasa E. Inboards. allowed 3 hits und fanned 8 men in derstood by sportsmen that there Is lands, 18: Dr. J. W. Wlpf, Hlirhlands. nn Dame, ended tho series with an even The Red Bank Bowling league In- the 8 innings in which he toiled. Phil aggressive aggregation of polo play B. Joseph Mahonoy, Llncroft 4 One Halt. Five Miles—Won by Imp U.augurated its 1936-37 season Monday ten year cycle in tha production John StmcVfall, Atlantlo Hlijhlands, 17. 0. Stephen Hlrkovlc, Elkaboth.... 4 1,000. Mra. Maude Rutherford; second. Amaco, Egeland, pitching for tho Robins, TS turned the tables when the Army 7. Harry Baxter. Cnmdon 4 John Roads, Lancaster. Pa.;, third, Nel- night when eight teams swung Into of these birds. was touched for 14 hits. The score: riders came back In tho sixth per- Following out his hobby of study- 8. William Kelly, Bvorott 3 Close to 50,000 Washirujtonlans jon. Robert N. Stevens, Baltlmoie: fourth, action at Recreation hall, Newman od and scored 3 goals while Mon 0. Martin Nolan. Hlahtstown 3 Myne E. T. Fox, Jr., Locust Valley. I» I.,, Springs road, headquarters of the NAVESINK F.. O. ing the ruffed grouse situation. Com' Norwood Wins 10. Also Robertson, Jorao/Clty.... 0 strung themselves out alqng Poto- fifth, Nlttany Lion, Frank Muiiey. Phila- AB mouth got only 1. circuit. The Acerra Bakery team AB B H PO A clssioncr Ayera has concluded a our CLASS C mac Park this afternoon to see thedelphia. Time—6:59. Speed—42.6D5 m. H. Tully. 3b 4 0 0 As the final bell sounded the score tenth running of thla classic, which p. h. won three matches over tho Garden- 5 1 1 vey of Sussex and Warren countie Over Fort Jay 1. Kyle McMurtrjr, Cnmdon 7 was 7-all. Both team had chance 2. Al Andernon. Engtowood 7 always has Us aftermath a few weeks Claaa I, Inboard!. ers, the R. B. Neu Lumber team of Anderson, c. 5 2 11 since tho last breeding season and 3 1 9 The Norwood polo club defcate 5. Claudo Hart, Jeraoy City R later ln the fall when drivers, me- One Heat. Five Hlles—Won by Lady Leonardo won two out of three from J. Tully. lb, of winning the game on foul shots in states ho has seen many coveya from Simpson, flsi the last few seconds of the final per the Fort Jay quartet Sunday In ai 4. Carl Aiworthy. Bloomflclil 4 chanics, commltteemen and officials Gen. in. David Gerll. New York city; MC- the Comets, tbe Slgmund Eisner boys Bayard, 2b. "17."""™. ft i J six to fifteen birds during tha sum- 5. Paul Cosine, llalmlun * pay a visit to the White House and ond, Damp Wash, Edward C. Baltx, Wash- won two out of three from the Mon-Mohr. It. od. Clarence "Buddy" Combs' shol mer, while traveling through th Eastern Polo league match at Mor- 6. R. Santoro, Perth Amhoy 8 ington. Time—6.45 2-5. Speed—44.401 5 2 2 ris Memorial field, Governors Island 7. Harry Ellis, Cranbury 3 receive the trophy from the hands mouth Dairy team and the Postofflce Smith, cl 3 2 went wide of the uprights while Ma- mountain roads. sn. p. h. Poat, p 4 The score was 7 to 6. Dewltt Un- Harold Cosine, Haleilon tJf the President himself. quintet triumphed over Max's Tav- 2 0 jor Davis' free shot for the Arm; 0. Harry Schmidt. Jersey City.... 1 225-Cublc Inch Hydropiaaea Kurau, p. 0 0 1 Reports regarding the breeding tonnoyer, Billy Beber and General .(National championship for John ChaxUa ern in two out of three games. went wild. season from the mountains east o Race Throughout Tear. Thomaa Trophy). .- 41 10 14 27 Combs succeeded to break through Howard S. Borden led the Norwoo The Eisner plnmen took team FAIR HAVEN. Sparta, Ogdensburg, Franklin, Ham- team with 2 goals each while Law- Pupils at State Fair. Great names, all of them, are en- First Heat, Ten Miles—Won by Hlis the opponents' defenso in tho over burg and Vornon are very favorable, graved oa the much-sought prize and Manteo II, driven by L. D. Hassell Man- honors by rolling 981 in one of their AB R H PO A time period when he took tho bal rencs Levy scored tho remaining Seventy-throe members of tho ngrl- teo, N. C: second. Snail II, Hugh IE. Gln-matches. Mead, lead-off man for theHenry. « -..- 3 0 16 1 Commissioner Ayers said, and though goal. Fort Jay was given a 3-goal culture- class of tho Middletown now will be added that of another gras, Rockledge, Fla.; third, Baby Toota Arnone, cf. * 2. 1 0 3 0 in midileld. He raced with tho bal there were heavy snows last winte remarkable salt-water sportsman. II. Warner Etelnbach, Maplawood, K. J.; Leonardo Lumbermen, won Individ- P. Egelnnd, p. 4 and on his second stroke he placoc handloap, The line-ups; township high school, accompanied fourth, La Cucaracha. William Edwarda, ual scoring honors with a mark of B. Egelaml, lb. 4 0 and a great flight of goshawks, thi Norwood Fort JL Rutherfurd is perpetually sun- it between the posts for the winnin by tholr Instructor, Frank D. Posto% Riverside, Conn.; fifth, Zippy Too. John 249. The scores: LaBlonda, If. ...- - 4 0 grouse fared well. Thesa facts; h 1-T-Lawrenca L«vy Col. J. W. Downei enjoyed Monday at this state fair «( bronzed from summers at Sands H. Shade, Philadelphia. Time—11:31 8-6. Groh. 3b _ -... 4 0 tally. 2—DaWltt Untermeyer Catt. D. Caclotoi Speed—61.904 m. p. h. Ackcrman, 2b. . H 1 been corroborated by reports Trenton. They vkwod the various Point and on Northern regatta NEU LUMBER. Combs led the County team with game wardens, forest rangers an S—Billy Rebsr Col. J. M. Ease: courses and winters at his Palm Second Heat, Ten Miles—Won by Mlaa Mead - 185 182 9ifl Soden. rf - 2 0 goals while Milton Untermeyo: Back—Qen H. 8. Cant. W. A exhibits and upon tholr return made MuiKo II: second. Snail II: third. Baby Lake . 165 1°S Fribem. rf 1 0 CCC foremen, according to Commis- Bord«n llolbrook written reports of their observations. Beach place. Speed boat racing Is Toots H; fourth, La Cucaracha. Time— Neu 189 I Lovojoy. c 2 0 scored 2 and Tommy Lawrence an sioner Ayors. Seora by periods: Patterson ...** us The trip was made In busses owned Hot only his hobby but pretty nearly 14:04 3-5. Speed 42.S14 m. p. h. 1E8 181 Bob Eisner, each scored 1. Shlllabe The law protecting bltler-«wee Norwood 2 10 2 11—' by Sidney McLean and J. E. C. Lay- his lite and his wife's as well. They Third Heat, Ten Miles—Won by Mlaa Quatkenbush 182 118 led the visiting pololstB with 3 goals Fort Jay - 8 0 10 10—1 Manteo II; second, Snail II; third. La lllnton . w „ 204 104 as helped a great deal In supply Goals—Norwood l Untermeyer 2,. Reber S ton do it 12 months of the year. He and Cucaracha. Time—16:89. Speed—36.029 The line-ups: - _^*__— she have been going ln for It in g feed while tho ground was cov Borden 2, Levy 1. Fort Jayi Downe: .. h. 844 1 Reiss Signs Ev«rgrc«n Farm* Governora Island ed with snow during the wlnte: Eager, by handicap 8. BOYS can make extra pocket money earnest for several seasons, mostly in Final Point Score—Mlas Mantee II, COMBTS. No. 1—M. F. Untermeycr. Jr. It. Shillnber Referee—Sturhahn. Time of periods IV* selling Tho He istor.-Advertlsemont. 1.200; Snail II, 900; La Oucaracha, 888; 177 No. 2—C. C. Combs Cnpt. F. T. Craw onths, tha commissioner declare minutes. K the smaller classes. Baby Toots U, 450. Shlnn _ 197 With Knoxville Crlspelpe l 111 181 No. S—T. lawrence MaJ. C. E. Ilavl. A year ago Rutherfurd felt he was An Associated Press dispatch from Warner 166 161 Back—B. Eiintr , I>, Brady ready for the big ships of tho Gold JJackiok on 171711 177 Al Hciss, who formerly played for Score by chulclceri: Washington had the following per- Bl 155 >hnny Calandriello when tho latter Cup class which race hero every taining to tho outboard title among Bolce 167 Everareen larma 8 0 1111 1—8 September for the President's award. 815 anaged tho old Red Bank Town- Governor. Iiland 2 10 0 18 0—7 tho amateur racers: Ooala for Evergreen Farpia.—Comba 4, He ordered a now boat from Arno -' SIGMUND EISNER. 's, haa been purchased by the Knox- Washington Unit )„.„) vleloiy win PHILCO FRESH HOMEMADE PURE PORK SAUSAGE 2% Jn 15:41 3 5 HI 67.3 inlirn jior hour. The Hllthi-ifiinln hud n typlcnlly Boxing School You'll Ret a new thrill when you pedaeular afternoon, Ihn wlfn cup listen to the big football broad- FROSTED FROSTED FROSTED FROSTED tMrlnK two lnlicmnl evcnls, OlfiRSPs K Nears Second Year casts with « 19.(7 Philco! Come and II, ami thn himlinnil IIHIBIIIIIK n In ... sec and brar these marvel- WAX BEANS PEACHES SUCCOTASH Blackberries re»|»-ctnlily clime an-ond in thn Amer- A pliynlrnl tiuHlirfi and boxing ous values , . and let U3*»fcmon- ican H|ift(*d Boat rliftniploimhlp for nohoiil, tho Hint t,( Hn kind in till" str.ue! •Inxlo-nintomd uliliu hrhlnrt Molvln Brollon of New Jprsry, la now lap-Princeton Gridders PrtlLOO 1(1 pkB Crook of Upper Monlclnlr, New Jer- rimnhlng lta Btioduti yfinr under th« "OFFICIAL 23'*' A4 - 23' - sey, 111 hi* IWly V. lint II | mnnlyiio A big-Talus Ruby 23' n utrlnKH of .Hie Crona, trainer and Open With FOOTBALL MOTS intt. Lux Flakes . urg«v us. 21c With )il« Ionic, lirimn Belly V, nnd Viln.hl9HS.pig, I,,,**. l',«l,,1 lull ,.! tn Very Finest Roll |>iofi'fl«lonitl flithiars for the past ball season Raturdny nt Palmei b«ll liw l « tl ^ttS t() llln il<< fur th« inlilnbtn lumtsis rm I'aulln W»lU«r of •pacUl Invitation mild run will li b Sugar, Domino ^Ul»rl(-«n o|iernt>l mi tIttr>n mton nml Willis Fntteriion held betwnnn halved. Amiinj; t)i h flk for the Itert I!«nk ikry lamina <>r riiilap not»d inllaiM whii will rompul* ai Libb/s Fruit Cocktail 10-' " 49c »tskf.» trophy. ickp/ isottone, iiiniiftgril by Fr*nk Glenn Cunningham nf Kantinfl, .Inc lliinodn of Jtuuiaon, ttna won nix of New Z*M»laiid, Arch! innecutivn Itouta und^r Gr'*»«' tmln- Snow White Cauliflower Cl... A r...!...!... BanftnmB.nl tit Kanaae Ttiarhnrd' rol tar 1 » lint11,on la iilnjjlnft a »«ns»lk,iml age and Dun I.mh of Indiana in STERLING 19c p rii.t n«ai. ii» Mil.. n, iu^harU In Ui» ring, Libby's Pean "* n«,l fu.kitalil. M ) l "-"I' v*rall y. 21 10c ^ " Scull. Vantm.i, N. J., llih.1. lltirlng hla (pnn, hour*. Mr. (lro»« I'rlnealon'i nilirxiul* will In. rmiiv it-. North P«r««h, N. J,; <" h for FURNITURE -* Libb/sPP^h H, l ^4.11 . Tt..w«..i, ,M M.I i I Ollt »H!i Ilulgdra nn Orlnhar V Sl'i.rl. mllttica, !*««> l »l<'li, tr.niJ, II liMnlrig. yomiir mid ajplrimt Mlt- ('•nnaylvanla. on Ortoher 17, Navy a mSTREET Jersey Beet* . 3 ,(). 10c Wllll.m. Co>ii«hsU< Utl«M>. !'• . "'"•" Irton In Imxtnc ftp well M for build- h Ofllntitr 24, Harvard un Ortolier SHOP Libby's Corned Beef «. lSc Sopmr. KuWrtJS O'.lr, dlit ••••! «"l- " Ing ii|> novlieii, Hla <)u«rl*ra at* *t Cornell on Novomber 7, ¥al« o» 1 REDBANKJtJ, a~1il» Kftt4-- «»»•> HI. !• h. TBIJFHONB «•(..«« »**!, WT« MIU. H..1. !• I hn itolforisal crinnMlum In I*nf vamhar H anil Dartmnuth nn ttt Yellow Bananas 3 u». 17c n<( J««>FI iHfl. N lu • • t. f«" liranoh. Mr. Cross »ap«c DOMESTIC WINES AND UQUORS \ RED BANK REGISTER, flGTOBEK 1,1988.

Couolr Snrr«»«tV« OBUe. I NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUN1 la the matter of ttVeuUta. oi Uicj Cua- Estate of Charles H. Boot, deceased. *unts of tlie aubacElbQri. executors and counts of the subnet Iber, admlnlatratrli intlnii titate. rustees of the,eitat* of the laid deceased, of the wtato <.f said dsceaneil, will b« »u> Pursuant to tna order of Joseph L. Don- will be-audited anil Biatcd by tbe Surro- diteil and Hinted by the Sun-elate of ih< ahs?. Surrogate of the Count* of Mon-gate of the County of Mrcnrflouth and re- County of Mamnyuth and reported lot raouth,' tpa.da on tha. nineteenth day of >rted for settlement tt> the Orphans Court settlement to the Ornhnns Court of said nOn Saturday Septeniber, 1936, on th« application of said Court?, on Thursday, tha iilne- Count |r OI1 Thursday', the fifth •£» O< Arthur Cunningham Swift, sole executor eenth dny of November, A. p. 1938, ntNovembtr,. A. I). 1336, at 10:00 o'eio»k of the ettftte of Luer Cunningham Swift, OiOO o'clock a. in., at which time eppll- a. m., at which time application will lie deceased,"notice I* faerebr given to the atlon >,|i| be made for the allowance of made for the allowance of commissions Coach Dick Guest's Red and Gray Eleven to Meet creditors of said dtciassd to exhibit to tht >mmlnaions and counsel feea. subscriber, solo executor *• aforesaid, Baud September 29, A. D, 1936. Dutcil Sei'tember 10, A. D. 10SB, Sitting their debts and demands against the said NINA II. WATERS, LYDIA M. SMITH. ng Linden Team at Athletic Field—Several estate, under oath, within sfit montha from Hlddlctiiwn, N. J. Hlddlotown, N. J, the date of the aforesaid order, or they JOHN M. WEST, Administratrix. LEAGUE will be forever bftrrtd of their actions Middietovtn. N. J. Alaton Beekman. Esq.. Newcomers in Starting Lineup. therefor against the aald subscriber. , , ' E»«rulora and Trustees. Red Bank. N. J.. //AS t£O eMS Dated Freehold, N, ].. Sept. 19th. 19 S5. Istnn Beektnan, Esq., Proctor. Everything "la In readiness for the ABTHUR CUNNINC.I1AM SWIFr, Red Bank, N. J. opining ot the Red Bank high school TO 0ENHANT<$ //V 124 Bergen place. Bod Bank. N. J. Pioslor. Executor. It pays to advertlso m Tho FtegUter, 1888 grid campaign Saturday against Aliton BeeVman, Esq., ' \ Although, Ted ••Schoolboy" Rowe msnds against the said estate, tinder oath, la doctoring a lost nail, ho Is expect- within ilx months from trie date of the «d to start tho prat. Harry Van- aforesaid ordsr, or they will be forever barred of their actions therefor against Note, who last week suffered an In- the said subscriber. jured leg, has ngaln returnod and Dated Freehold, N. J., Sept. 24. 1031 will start Saturday's game. Ralph ANNE ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Schwarz, tho heavy-set Red Bank SB WeBt Street, Red Bank. N. J., Executrix. ffuard, will bo on tho sidelines ho- Qulnn, Psruons A Doremus, cauiso of a BCVOIO "chaille horse" re- Red Bank, K. J,, ceived in Monday's scrimmage. He Proctors. is expected to bo out moro than a Chancary 2/261 week. SHERIFF'S SALE. HAS SEEN By virtue of a writ of fl. (a. to tnfl di- , The Linden aquad In charge of rected, liBued out of the Court of Chan- Captain Sid Beshunskl Is reported to W/m P&JNANT \MMN£fZS /A/ cery of the State of New Jersey, will be outweigh Rod Bank. Linden's weight /OAT/HALO^ exposed to sale at public vendua, on averages approximately 170 pounds, SOW LEAGUES MONDAY. THE 28TK DAY OF OCTO COULDNY MM AGAINST BER, 1036, while tho local squad avemRes 160 -THE Y/WK6ES T%£ AMERICAN LBAGU£ between the hours of 12 o'clock and 1 pounds. The Red Bankers are ex-Four School Grid 0 ANO o'clock (at 2 o'clock) In the afternoon o pected to bo outpunted, by Captain BMTfiy W/SN He. PITCHED FOZ. said day at the Court House, In the DJI- ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, Teams Open Saturday New Jersey, to satisfy a decree . o -HE TAIHteS HIS LOCK MISHT said court amounting to approxlmatcl 123,809.00. Four local high nohool teams and 6E &BTTSP- NOW THAT All that tract or 'parcel of land an one semi-pro aggregation Will open 1 premises hereinafter particularly de< their 1036 football season thla week- HE IS WORKING IN THE * scribed, situate, lylnn and being in thi AMERICAN LEAGUE-* • Borough of Sumson, In the County ol end. Coach Dick Guest's Bed Bank Monmouth and State of New Jersey, high school Braiders will open on .All Blsbts Balsrved by Tba AjladalcT known and deslanated as Parcel "B" on Saturday when they play boat to map entitled "Man of Property of the Estate of Ehrlck Parmly a,t Oceanic, N, Lindon, Rumson will play on their April u, 1008. home field against Riverside, Atlan- BoginnlnB at a point In the norther!; tic Highlands will meet the Manas- Bide of Elver Itoad at th« southeast cor Field Club Wins Joseph Ghezzi ner of land of Robert Wheat; thence (1) quan eleven on tho latter's field and northerly, along the easterly elds of sal tomorrow afternoon the Matawan Off The Fairways Wheat 'land, five hundred and sixty fee and Leonardo high schools will play Over Quad Eleven Defeats Conn,or more or less to the North Shrewsbur VERAGE laying rations give on the MIddlotown Hold. Elver; thenc. (2) easterly, along tho hid water line of the North Shrewibury Rlxei average egg production and aver- The Matawan Bulldogs will open three hundred and thirty feat more or !e Red Bank Gridders Lo.se on Mid- To Retain to the northeast corner of land of fo age profits. Purina laying lotions, Jielr semi-pro football season on dletown Field in Hard-Fought By NIBLICK. merjy Mittas; thence (8) southerly, ;alon now fortified with Pur-a-tene, give their home field Sunday against the the westerly side of said land 6f former! South Arnboy Tigers. Game, 12 to 6—Phil Mat- Wins' Final Match of Swimming Well, the big match waB played on Mittaff, six hundred feet more or less 1 jlspped-up egg production and Sunday and Joseph won again, for the northerly side of River Road: then »!«pp«d-up egg profits. , High school football under flood- thews Scores for Quads. River Club Championship Af- his sixth crown in as many consec- (4) westerly, along the northerly fide o lights will be Inaugurated tonight at River Eoad, five hundred and elghty-twi J, Pur-a-tsns is the "myBleriout ter 36 Holes of Play—Pete utive years, but tho president gave feet to the place of beginning. Continlni Uemorlal Hold, Bolmar, when As- Before tho largest crowd over as- him a good fight, not a bad licking five and SO/100 acres. (omotUng" that's found in many bury Park meets Neptune. sembled to witness a football con- Burns Victor in Class B. In a 36-hole match, and especially Together with all the estate, right, tit freih fruits and vegetables. Enough The following Is a list of high and interest of the party of the first part teat at Leonardo, the Leonardo Field when yyour opponenpp t is shooting par In and to tbVKorth Shrewsbury Riven and Pur-a-tene is added lo each bag of school and semi-pro football games club Sunday afternoon scored its Joseph Qhezzl of Rumson, broth- or bbettert . So once againi , congratut - land under tho water of said river, lying scheduled in this section over the second victory In as many starts er of the Deal golf pro, Vic Ghezil, In front of and adjoining th« premises Purina laying ration to step it up week-end: lations. above described, whether acquired by ri- 21/: times in vitamin A activity. See when they defeated the Red Bank retained his title Sunday at Swim- I believe the most exciting match parian grant or otherwise. HIGH SCHOOL GAMES. Quadrangle gridders, 12 to 6. This ming' River Country club in tho class played Sunday was the finals In Selzod as the property of Dalton Parm- as for today's price on Purina Lay Tonight—Aebury Park vs. Neptune at was the official opening of the clubfl' A club championship match. He de- class "B" between Pete and Alec.iy, et als., taken In execution at the suit Memorial Park. of Haydee C. Elliott, and to be sold by Chow or Parina Layenal Friday—Matawan at Leonardo. football season and the first game feated Joseph Connor in a 36-hole Let mo give you a few of tho high GEORGE H. ROBERTS. Sheriff. Beahunskl, who in Saturday's game Saturday—'Linden at Red Bank, Itlver- in tho Monmouth County Somi-Pro match, 7 and 6. lights. At the end of the first 18, Bated September 21, 1036. sldo at KumsoQ. Atlantic Highlands at football conference. Alec was three up, at the end of the Appletrate, Stevens, Foster A KaussUlt), against Manasquan, kicked on anMariasquftn, Now Brunswick at Long . Peto Burns won the class B di- average ot moro than 65 yards. Jack Branch. Tho Quads, one of tho most pow- vision in a 36-hole match when he- 27th he was five up and almost ready (Et> lines)' U4.78 Lawes Coal Co., Inc. Henry and Arnold Solgfried are ex- 8EMI-PRO GAMES. erful aggregations along the shore, defeated Alec Wilde, 1 In the to give up the ghost. But beginning pected to do tho punting for Red Sunday—Bed Bank Quads at Fort Han- presented a husky and fast-moving semi-finals for class Charles with the 28th hole something hap- The rpad to better and bigger busi- Shrewsbury, N. J. Phone R. B. 1251. cock, Hillside Yellow Jaokets vs. Leonardo pened. I don't know whether Alec ness leads through The Register's ad- Bank, and Johnny Barborlo, 'the Field club at Leonardo, South Amboy team. Starting with a rush of power Schneider defeated William Mon- vertising columno.—Advertisement placo kicking. Tigers vs, Matawan Bulldoga at Matawan, plays and passes they were the first crieff, 6 and i, and in class D, Rus- got tired or Pete got perturbed, but Coal, Fuel Oil, Gasoline, Feed. Now Brunswick Merchants, sit Fort Mon- no matter what, things began to Coaches Gueat and Bill Sherwood mouth. to score in the opening poviod. A sell Johnson defeated Oscar Swan- Leonardo punt sailed out of bounds son, Sr., 5 and 4. happen. Pete won the/28th when have been Bhaping tho team for the Alec three putted; ho "won the 29th past four woelts and will start their on Leonardo's 40-yard line. Frank Guy Rlchdalc, Jr., won the match Loversldge and Ernie GrifflthB, two play against par tournament on Sun- when Alec'a ball landed behind a Phone Btrongcst lineup agalnat the Linden Soldiers To Open tree, the 31st and 32d when Alec Free eleven. Tho tacklo positions will bo hard running backs, accounted for day when ho turned in a card of all Against Merchants two first downs on lino smashes, and even. 'Edwin McDermptt, Joseph three putted, and thla reduced his OWLER' 3334 filled by nowcomcrs. Valentine Brb lead to one up. On tho 16th Pete and Ted Rowe, who, lmvo done well Bott sweeping around end went Connor, Arthur Breslin and John A. Delivery N down to tho IB-yard lino. A forward Dowd finished in a 4-way tie for sec-hit a treo with his drive and landed In practice, Tho end positions will Tho Fort Monmouth gridiron in the fairway. Alec hit the same 3335 be filled by tho veteran Johnny Bar- eleven will open their 1936 season pass, BUI Bott to Jake Perl, made ond honors at 1 down. MARKET next Sunday afternoon on their homo another Brat down, putting tho oval Tho finals in the beaten-clght club tree and rebounded Into tho water, borlo, and Sam Yorg, an aggressive on tho Leonardo 3-yard lino. Phil thereby losing the hole to make the new comer. Gcorglo Wilde, veter- Held when they meet the New Bruns- championship were hold Tuesday match all square. They halved the P Matthews scored on an off tackle an, will fill the loft guard position wick Merchants. The gamo is sched- when Mrs. Mary Weir defeated Mrs. 33th in fours and Pete took the 36th 7 Broad Street Red Bank uled to start at 2:30 o'clock. play. The attempted conversion was Dorothy Goff, 5 and 3. Mra. Millie and veteran Kebo Gottls or Johnny wide of tho uprights. when he sank a 20-footer for a birdie Boydi who laat year attended Peddlo Coaches Jaok Robertson and Paul Connor and-Mrs. Madge Rohrey were two—and tho championship again. SPECIALS ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd ! Prop school, will bo stationed at Dalas have several veterans return- Tho Field club, smarting under the the winners of the 18-hole team Congratulations. right guard. Tho conter position Is ing and tho team will bo rc-enforced first touchdown, swung Into action match with combined scores and Class "C" will be Interesting be- Mill undecided. It Is expected that by newcomers. Mike Durlk will hold on a scoring drive of their own. full handicap. Their score waa 106- cause it brings together Charlio and Robert "Bucky" Mead will Btart. Jim down tho center position as in for-"Bud" Foulks took the Quad kick-off 36460. Mrs. Mary Weir and Mra.tho manager of his market, "Vic," mer years. Broiyn and' Banks will on hla own 20-yard lino and raced Helen Alberta were runncrs-up with VanHlne will bo held In reserve, 234-59-175. for this championship. If Vic wins Larry Figaro will maintain, his po- see action as guards, Eddlo Baker to Red Bank's 40. Gawlor plowed he loses his job—if Charlie wins Vic sition at loft halfback. Harry Van- and House, a newcomer, will bo attho lino for 5 yards, and Holsworth An approaching contest was held gets a ralao in salary—BO USO your Legs Lamb Shoulder Loin Chops Breast ,& Shank Noto and Jack Henry havo ex- tackle with Zeman and Eellly hold- passed to Foulk3 on tho 19. Hols- with Mrs. Alice Halper totalling 300 own judgment when you bet on the changed positions from last year. ing down the end positions. Tho worth again Bliced off tackle for 7points, and Mrs. Millc Connor 500 winner. VanNote is playing at rlgh half and backfleld will bo mudo up of Keith more yards, 'and Foulks on a plunge points. Mrs. Connor and Sidney Claaa "D" finals brings together 39*lb Henry at fullback. Arnold Seigfrled Kent, at left half, Owen, at right placod tho ball 9 yards from tho Mercer won the 9-hole mixed scotch our lead pencil manufacturer Rus- 27L 19!. half; Braun, another nowpomor, will Quad goal. Red Bank woe ponnlized foursome with a low gross score of sol and our news gatherer Fred. will bo stationed at quarterback. 5 yards for offside, and on tho soc- Others who will soo action aro call the signals, and Tommy Benson, 44. Mrs. Helen Alberts and Billy This ought to be a closo one. best cut another recruit, will tako tho place ond down Gawlor lugged tho pigskin CHUCK ROAST Bay Davis, right tacklo, Art Cot- over tho goal. Luke VanNcss's drop Rohrey held low net score of 31. grcave, who has been shifted from of Joe Cicemkl at fullback. kick fell short. You fellows and gals who missed end to loft halfback, Ned Collins and Othors who have donned army on the scratch foursomes Sunday af- FRESH JERSEY PORK! Jim Squllanto, ends, Lhrry Holmes, grid suits, and who will BOO action Leonardo's second tally was almost Fisher, Billings ternoons dont know whtit you are quartorback, diet Stiipelli, right In Sunday's game are J. L. Gllson, an exact repetition of tho first. A missing. I believe we had a laugh a FRESH I FOWLER'S CALAS and halfback, and Carl VanWInckle, loft H. A. Koudelka, O. K. Lloyd, J. A.scoring drlvo started whan VanNeBS Win Golf Tourney shot last Sunday. And that's a lot HAMS 25;L SAUSAGE 25;,, I SPARE RIBS 22'n, guard. ShSchwalml , OBtrumt , Coraale and Joo was downed In mldfleld after run- of laughs when you count them up. Dr. Jnycon Gardner, who waLoneys , ning back MatthowB' punt from tho Harris B. Fisher and Jaaon Bil- Really lt'9 a lot of fun—try it some graduated this year from tho Phil- Leonardo 45. Foulks and Jlolsworth lings won tho annual Invitation golf tlmo and satisfy yourself. adelphia college of Osteopathy, will drove to the 35-yard marker, and a tournament at tho Rumeon Country Fresh Chopped Beef be in attendance at tho lied Bank Deal Golfers Win pass from VanNesa to Foulks, put club Sunday, defeating Ambry "L. Well, Alice'.took tho guest prize games In place of Dr. Allan B. Ran- the ball on tho Quad 28-yard line. Haskcll and Edward M. Crane 1 upngaln at Lawrence Brook Inat Thurs- FRESH JERSEY POULTRY ! dall. Dr. Bnndall will doctor lnjurod Plainfield Title Gawlor on a spinner broke through on tho 21st hole. All aro members of day and let me tell you this is somo BOASTING FOWL 25c "> players during the week. tho Quad lino for 12 yards. Hols- tho Rumson club. feat. There wero somo 20 odd la- Victor Ghenl of Rum«on, profes- worth on ft fake rcverso smashed tho dleg, from different clubo thero but a (l-lb. averngp) Tho Lindon team which Saturday sional at Deal Coultry club, and Dr. lino to the 2-ynrd mark from whoro Tho winners of the other flights 1 defeated the Mnnnsquan tfrlddors, 20 were as follows; 93 on a strango course Is darn good CHICKENS 29lb H, V. aarrity.won tho first annualGawlor hit tacklo for another ncoro. golf for nny one away from their FRYING CHICKENS 27c * tn 0, will probably uso Messar anil Now Jersey pro-amateur best ball The second half wan a bitterly Second flight—F. U. Alexander and W. (up to 4)4 ltm.) (2V4 - S!4 Ins.) Petraltla as enda, Captain Bcnhun- lioyt woo ovei- 0. A. Hudson anil It, home course. Moro power to you, tki and Ryan as tackles, McCormlck foursome championship Sunday at fought battle with both teams play- 1'. I,ii,in. 1 up; third flluht, II. II. Jones Alice, and mny you bring homo many ntESU BOSTON SHRIMP 19c "> i tho Plalnfield Country club. They ing html football but neither able to and Irving Hiker defeated F, N. I,. White more. and Konnyhurst and defeated Maurice O'Connor and score. Leonardo played a tight do- nnd U. II. Kioeman, 7 and o; fourth flight, SCALLOPS 32c "> Mlcok at center. John Cunnlff of Branch Brook, 2 fenslvo gamo and used most of thoir I). Grant and C. Lee, Jr., defeated Dr. 1. Codfish . Tcvlln will most- U. Hiker and W, C. Hiker, 2 up; J. It. Gee, It'n quiet In tho shop these likely call tho nlgnulu, Hpador and and 1, In the final match of tho 3- substitutes as ilkl the Quads. Tho nook- and F. 0. Reynolds defeated T. B. Ilrlnr. Jur McCracken aro tontatlvo halfback! day elimination tournament. Quads had a deckled edgo In thoDlKnan and II. Hurt, 1 up on tha 10thdays. Why? Bob has gone back to SPECIAL ! and Btidll In acliuduli-d l» fill tho full- Ohezal and Dr. Garrlty were forcod ti i hula; sixth flltfli!. <•. n Lakan and J. C. work. Somo of tho boya whn rlelo tho Cucumber Pickles 20c SH'KKT CAI.irOKNIA buck posit Inn. punting with nob Matthews, former Fuller defeated J. h. Hay, Jr., and P. name train, nnd try to sleep, nro lak to play 31 holes Sunday morning be- V, Hay, 1 up. Tho prnlinlilP HniMip whli'tl waa Is- Ilcd Bank high school punier, got- In the beaten (ours—C. Klrby and R. ing up a collection 00 that ho can foro they beat Byron Nelson nnd stay home. No .mutter wlmt the: Pitted Dates 2 '''"" 25c PEAS 2 "-• 25c suad l>y Coru-h Clui'Ht last evening Ernest If. Thomas, Jr., of Rldgowood llnK off aeverul long luiots, mio of Omy itofentflit R. Lowry and T. II. Lafan, thorn golnp R5 ynrdd. Thn li'lelil club 3 nnd 1; II. H. Dwlght and K. M. Segger- agreo to pity him, Johnnlo and I will Sun Maid Just Arrived'. I'riHlt Wnnlird In: In the siml-iflnal match. The nowregistered 11 Hi at downs to 10 forman ilaJented B. VsnVechtsn and (1. V. raise thfi anto. No joking, Knb, fo r Pl.yer. W.I.M. challenge oup given by Albion 0. <'.«, s and 1; J. 1(. I.yone and II. 0. miss you, Johnnie In putting on lU Artichokes 3 25c Spinach ... . 3 n>«. i9c Bam •Vnru ISfi Buckley of Canoo Brook to bo hold thn vlnltor.i. I'lercej def»nt«d K. A. Bmlth and I,. W. Seedless RRi»inti8c' «; Vsriintlna Kll, 1K0 Tho Flnlil olulv nrxt Handily nftcr ('nlllntii, a nnd S, mid K. Harvey and K. weight—no ono in WICHUO with SMCINO 'lOMATOKS (leoru Wild' 1 no fur onu yaar by the winning olub, ftonn will piny 111" HillBldo Yullow II. llnhr ilotcnlcl It. Devens ami J. Slosn. whlln X have Ijocomo moody no now (irrcn or Itcd was presented to tha Deal golferi. I, anil i. knock-knooka. So comn homo urn Chase & Sanborn liltd • in or Dr. Garrlty was given a largo oll- JackntB nt T,nonttrito. Cabbage ... 4c^ Jim Vanillas all will ho forgiven. Coffee 24c "> CANAItlAN TIIUNH'S nil roDHO vor platter, and Vlo a cash priin. 8 hnrluL John Ilnyil HaJ II.,J. Leonardo Sweel On Frosh FANCY I .A UGH lWNO.IN no Johnny flhowler, assistant profci- Wednesday wnit tho big dny fo m K«li(i fltttla l:l nlonal o,t Swimming Illver Country A. R«rr Fowler's Special 19c Ted Ron* ur I H mo Team In South our Mllllo and Dottlr. Thry writ Beets, Carrots, White Turnips John It.ilifilf, in; Hi 170 club, and Joo Qheizl, brother ot Vlo, n't finished In tlmo fur inn In Ki4 I 1,1(11 "'< v.i-ro also amone; tho qunllfltuH, lmt ; in; William Bwnel, formnr outstandlnK to The ItefllnU'i- no that yon <'i>ul Country Roll j««k'H»,"ry 1 » " worn defeated Batuiday by llyron II. Matll,"v>> III Alvemon Arnold Halnfrinl Ull I, athlnte at lied linlili hlnh acliool and read about It. Cclory .. . 19c Onions "-* 25c II.,ry ValiNnl* HMII «'• Molson and E. F. Thomas, Jr., ofllseker JtK l-'ltaullrs BUTTER Hlilgewood, 1 up. VaiiNnaa woll known County football and Tho iiihalllulcs rttul t*molr numbers K. !.ovsrsldg« Mill llnl.wi.rtli ImsebMl player, Ima ninlo tho Wake Tho txnirntininnt r'»m iilltoo him nHI, 20; Herbert (Innklil nnd Harold .lamtn Molt HUH I ,.,1V, elded on a two hull In•i hall r.hnn JELL-0 cm-It of Monmouth Country dull failed tn tliimilia I II li'orrisl nnlvfltstty freshmnn Krld Pumpkins i;ial'li|< I'. Mflltli«rra, U Carolina. partner, hut ifmr-mlini' II10 illlTnii IB; Man-Ill Hlnlinnlnrin, H; t.mry ».v, Maraii-1 i, IlKvaiK' M.hi.ky. I,.,,,'- flwcnl two yoniH ngu wnn a mem- In hnndli'nu rnnnul. hi . live 1 lv.rlv Pillsbury Pancnko jrolmea, 23; Hny l)nvl«, 13; I>"1« ar.li. llciil.r, llulll Illkrr. ; D»n- yeni- lit tlin Houtln*rn rdlliiKe. IA»I olRht In tbo IniHcn' Vermont Mnid Apples Kld Iliakfily. (aU fd> 10; MTinrt Th« WMtlrt. Momorlnl Hnrvlrii. Hnturdny Im |tl«ynl In thn VVnlm Fin ship In Mrn, Mary W h mill l'« HI Greenings 75 I'otind, 25; Vornon llniinett, til; nml An Impmixlvfilvol iiiifjiU'i Inl H'-t vice n nnr tip In Mrn, Uorul Syrup 19c ilsh«i-.rrtt In Its 193(137193137iu«< u«m M«r»l»Myy rslDitkn frpfllunan K '"o which was New Krwih Ail Cnturoave, Bl. nl«ht whan th. D.r.loo H.ivl<-» HH- w0 PIII fur tho lato (!liot liownini., won l>y Duke, 13 tn 7. Knland r~".'.''.: 1—: r r nfTlrlal nt Urn F)«torU nrlnml lnBl- year, l« ft inPmtifir of tho Ilrtfalrnk Illnmr. In Ili > gomes. Tlia Utter »liy i 29c illy, Ononr I >i r< hm t matin n, nhoit Pens 2 ' two ynrs. The s,:,iri-e: Iliilln frcalilnfln Irnm Mini mw ar. M ll»iri Ur>n,,l. I, ..-.-..I SPECIAL ! The I'l»yor« H»«l 'lul> nf V'n\\ Ha- Hiificth over iht\ \mUlin afldroai nsr*i.<:i> nmvKic ny* M ,11,« I, I,,,«!,, Hl«,i, il" hniior "t H>» ,«ni:l. ,.! II,« ..,'.,,,11... r.,U, von »ritr«t<.rtU din- i. Ill l«l lie mnl evrnyonn «t*m.* up wtlh t 25< JUICE ORANGES 15'« 25 .lurk ««rt «»»"•• ...... H« lid •SSJMMSSMJIII.I I IIIIIHHHW l«»*Ulii' ^^ *Ws«SJN ner p«tmd»y iilttltf. | rp "' I'lt'i'i •"'"' lm"- _.,„ I4» n<- <•<.„,), VVIIInnl Itliir-lu,il'u |>lillll|m »!« MMOII |>l»y"ll III m 1M Ina K(mltta a»uiinlril tai»». '11M ,haim 1' nt "f .,,1.1 1 . BRING YOUR LUCKY i «nil H»nllnnrln)r. Th« Ki ni wotut Kotbai.liR in ninny yfdta I«IRI. in U| I 4-LEAF CLOVER CARD AB«AII» AI.I.KYH nnttiuitty »fltnho»ti wh^n they lost ati.n «U| Ii* Hint mmillury will hold i> I liinrtmon lir. mmliali'dl s anil cy,in»«l fr." iioH *l • . . . Ill b p| lo trtct h^nvy, bnrd hllllnir IHooni 1..I-.I n...l«i.ili.r It, A, 11 I mil W«1n»«il«v IMimmr . Ill lit lh« klmi Tha l!.'Hl"iri him In th' KDI'III ANN CMM'I S 90 Winners to Date n'clook, ' * I •nl«ll» *„.._. Ill only'kind llml omtiU with thn ail flobt histra irrhnnl tinllt. IllnoliKlt waa t<0 lIvX- lt,.«,l. lt»,l I'ni.l (••tUlo . •, . U> vflitl»pr. No iiremlumss or oth«r U»- folniftly ''OAISH At ft4^ IlittiU htgli A,lml.,l»li Il Wil Every one wins, You c«n*t lost. '1.IU ill lit nohmtl. llli teani nnit Itattinlny will »«|,I W, W|a xtr ,luo«me{il« lmv« nv^r b#fd ntfeieil l H.,1 J>.a,. N tit "lit m »«cur» clroulallou.—A* Pace Tvrelv« RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER-1, 1986.

Jr., aon of Terrclcs Moyl»n of At- OF INTEREST TO ITABMEHS,' Weddings. lantic Highlands were marrind on Saturday morning: at All Saints Attractive New Lincrbft House Special Beport Ooverlm; New Jertey " Broker—Burdgo. Episcopal church at Navesinlc by Dairy Production Iuued. Special Attention to Housewives! The wedding of Mis» Evelyn Con- Rev. Charles P. Johnson, Mr. »nd Tb« Federal Department ol Com- If pa ue ready to put you* curtains up float worry about over Browcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown of Atlantic merce has sent out a special report Mr» Fred E. Brower ot East Front Highlands were the attendants. ytxu *!a#». Call u* up and we will measure and fit HML wiSi coveting the number ot cows milked, » real custom rtde-hemmea shade. We make them up irtSe ,» street, and Harry Burdge, son of Mr. The couple are living In an apart-, milk produced and butter churned wait Very reasonable price*. *5o taxi up. Have yow shades and Mrs, W. Albert Burdge of Broad ment on First avenue, Atlantic High- on farms In Mew Jersey during the maflj by a stadejnanutactnrer and yf Brooklyn spent the week-end at Large Can Size wera married Sunday afternoon at tion of Patsy VaccarelU of Red Ivins all the officers were re-elected. the Trenton fair Tuesday. NEW PACK Packed In Purs Bank. The following program will heir Burlington avenue summer They are Miss Marie Wilby presi- SARDINES Olive Oil Can the homo of the latter's parents, Mr. tame. and Mrs. William Holtz, Sr., by Rev. be carried out: reception, first and dent, Edmund Ayres first' vice presi- A bonafldo newspaper circulation Walter Cowen, pastor of Trinity second grades from 1 to 1:30 o'clock; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of dent, Mrs. George Ivins second vice —tho kind Tho Register has—la the Lutheran church. third and fourth grades from 1:30 to eawarren, and their daughters Har- president, Mrs. William Engholm re- only kind that counts with the ad- King Arthur 2 o'clock; fifth and sixth grades, 2 let and Augusta passed tho wcek- cording secretary, Mrs. Fred Ayres vertiser. No premiums or other In- DIAMOND WALNUTS 21; Tho attendants were Mr. and Mrs. ducements have over been offered to William Welch. The flower girl was to 2:30 o'clock, and seventh, and nd with Mr. Martin's sister, Mrs. and Miss Del Morlatt corresponding eighth grades, 2:30 to 3 o'clock. All argaret Conwell. secretaries and Mrs. Charles Shrop- secure circulation.—Advertisement. JELL Ann Mae Buckley. Tho bride was classes will be held in the auditor- All Flavors. attired in a blue lace dress and wore Wallace Kceton is driving a new shire treasurer. Washing Pint * AC ium and the above schedules will be 'odge. A scavenger hunt will be held by Beg. Size Pl(g. 3 a corsage of gardenias. The couple Followed weekly. Avoid Embarrassment of CLOROX Fluid Bottle 1U will reside at 148 Catherine street. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bolster and the I Tappa Kagr society Wednesday Guests included Mr., and Mrs. An- amily have moved to Newark for evening, October 7, starting from the thony Holtz,. Mr- and Mrs. William The seventh and eighth grade le winter. homo of Warren Herbert on Maple FALSE TEETH DOG FOOD Giant Buckley, Mrs. Mary Thorer, Miss book club held its first meeting Harry DeWitt of Highlands is street. lending a week with his sister, Mrs. Dropping or Slipping SELOX Package 10' Francis Thorer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur esterday afternoon, with William Francis Bates" has returned to his Don't ba embarrassed again by h*vJBff Popular t\ Drake, president, in charge. Book .mzi Thorne. position at New York after a two your false teeth slip or drop when you Gerrity, Mr. and Mrs. Joren Walling, Dr. and Mrs. Smooth of Baltimore Brand J for. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Woodward, reports were given by Mildred Marx, weeks' vacation. Mr. Bites and his cat. talk, laugh or ineexe. Just sprlnklt White »* re spending a few days with Mrs. mother, Mrs. Sylvia Bates, attended n little FASTEETH on your platea. ThU Large Can Mr. and Mrs. S. Wclsman, Misa Audrey Iverson, Charles Conzallna, Imooth's mother, Mrs. Ida House new, extremely fine powder gives a won- P & G SOAP Naptha ^ Lenna Willis, Herbert Raymond and Florence Wilson and Dorothy Jack- the opening of the Trenton fair on derful tenie of comfort and security. No Mr. and Mrs. Al W. Cross have rc- Sunday. Kurniny, aooer taste or feeflnar. G«t FAS- Clarence Ewins. son. No definite date for regular urncd to their home on Highland TEETH today at Wbelan'g or any other 10-FT. weekly meetings has been determined Mrs. Clajk Kemp la on a trip to drag store. , PAPER Extra Sampson—Taylor. by the chib. WAX PAPER Heavy 3-10' Miss Dorothy Brewslcr Sampson, (laughter of Mrs. J. \V. Sampson of THEY D6910NSD IT Towels The first voluntary auditorium pro- FOR A. HOME UKt All Colors Atlantio Highlands, and Edwin C. gram was held Friday. The ibllow- BEG. SIZE Beg. noil Taylor of lSranch, woro mar- ng program waa presented: song, "Is BOLL TOILET TISSUE 3-5' ried Saturday at tho. bride's home, 20 It Truo Wirat They Say About Second nvemte, Atlantic Highlands Dixie?" by Bobby Scott, accompanied Kf'V. Philip Dale performed the cer- on the piano by Mrs. Lester C. Scott; -••• AND sm. emony. Miss Ruby Hartcorn plfiyed IT fcT A PftlCt > aong, "I'm Going to Sit Right Down WE' CAH AFfORB/* Fruit Dept. thn "wedding inarch. and Write Myself a Letter," by Au- Dairy Dept. Tho bride was attlrerl In a blue drey Hcndrickson; poem, "Six LHt!< u s lnce Her attendants were Sheep," by Malcolm Decker, and Potatoes, - - 5°- Mrs. John "Donnelly of Highlands song, "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie," by Butter "fib" 36i nnd Mi!i. Oliver Sutphin of Long Margaret Branch. 'Din former was attired in Yellow Onions a pnach colored lure, jjown and th No, 1 latter in fuchsia crepe. Wllincr Rlill «.ork. Wathln Swiss Cheese 29%' well of Atlantic Highlands was licit T *»*»r1 Armour's ^ l-lb. New Carrots limn, After n. reception tlm cnupl BURDGE'S J^drU Star ^ pkgs. left on a trip IhiniiKh Kentucky. CONOCO New Cabbage JerK<**>n—Moylu SERVICE STATION T7*vr*c G°°d—All 13-IIS VVII1TK HT11KJ5T, Mir.fl 1,4'ndawn Jrrtfp!tfp!KmK of Key I'l,,,,,, RID HANK. N. J. ^ggS Guaranteed n'cnec Mnyinn, White Parsnips Went, Florida, lend T .1'JSfl Pollihlnf 10 Cigarettes White Turnips MEAT DEPARTMENT PRATE'S MARKET Swift's Premium 10 East Front St., RED BANK, N. J. We Sell Only the Be.t! HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE I'llONK 1211. FKKK DKMVKHY. The Finest Quality Stamped Beef OW you cim rtpare youn&f and knot wilj far, far cljiipiY.ltii&'cSCrnil • tuill/ rou AUK AI.WAYH mini-; OK OKTTINO THE KKHT much Am(>¥t i\uuM4uMtji\ti hutd tiiag. FOWL l'OK I.KSS AT Olllt MAltKKT. N your wifc the lough, dirty job of Genuine Spring Lamb to 4«1Th aver. Chuck •hoveling roal anil u'ihr-n and at the »ame B*auHfut—Compact—Convenient that Money Can Buy! SPECIALS FOR OCT. 1-2-3 time nctually mivp important,rppn«y, on Tha Mw.Suki B J» mnflMnir etnMnlkwd and Roast your wintpr coal bill. wtttrttr lMMr»|M*A TO prMtad htalttnr; enmmn b«t Any LAMB Potatoes g 1)m 'automatic^ tailng the coal from th« bin, PORK '""""' AND C burning tt efficiently and removing tin Don't"wtrfrfU jfoor tlrn», Hjnrwr wv] monijr nv.r Country ashes to ttralod enna withont one bit d arvMtwr wbittr. Pirn!* u» f(ft'>j»iy[il«(« Infoim.. Shoulders' 4 •* 25 tkn, ctf *tof^ In »t cfat A{$pl*y f6om and Ul at Porterhouse No, 1 Jinny (Irmn Mountain itlpn ftw# tabor mi anybody?* part i Potatoes Honeydew Rolled BEEF VEAL S7-rb.l>»it€>t» Shoulder Qu«nlli7 pmtattfcxt iMttayia m*k* ll (touted* Shoulder Spring Steaks In nff«T thlt e«impl«t«Iy ftatomatk! •tokct m * Full Pot) Lima Bean* Seeillea* Grape* ftrn cutt In Hn« wltii »*>•«• IUCOHIM. Bat ArM Top Sirloin «m tt mil. jwtfrf ih*mWa<«« jw>- 9tn Mwtat- LAMB -i Q* c 4 ••- 25' Moknr m.l.. It r»rft.l. (,* f,*i tt, M*rh* •mill, Roast 2 -19' ch««ji t\in tit mtt, foaj^rtnr mmtwmcflm, m (twt CHOPS 1«J» BACON 12* 25', fan will MV« mm*W «n T" "lni«l totlUUm, It Spinach Maclntoth Apple* KOR C Tender Skin Full LSm of Boneless Rolled 3 25 G9 FRESH MERRITT MACHINE SHOP Franks Froth Caught FISH *t *"<• V »nT noil 84 MECHANIC ST., RED BANK, N. j. HAMS or *)£# RVKNfNflM AND HtlNDAYH. **» Our Usual tow Priam. Pork Loin* «tflb Phon«322, Bologna IVi Oil'

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When money is slack: when crops fail: when credit is needed it is the home town merchants whom we seek, for friendly service. They tide us over with credits and We all need the home merchant—we need provide us with reliable, his confidence, his friendship. Red Bank needs guaranteed merchandise his enterprise—the service he renders in han- dling only guaranteed, first grade goods that fairly priced. he is here to stand back of day in and day

--•-\ • •~r out. In short, they "hold the bag for us." Ththaft is why they deserve all our patronage in times Let's give him our cash when we have it. of plenty as well as in days of stress. Let's pay his bills as promptly as we can. Let's earn and merit, the confidence he has And isn't it a pity that there are many who placed in us and in our community. Let's use them only as a leaning post—to tide them support him—we need him and he needs us, over the slack days and use their cash to fill our trade, and our unselfish good will. the coffers of the city stores, many of which wouldn't trust them over night—with, or with- out, interest. be fair 1 I MED BANK REGISTER Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1936. AMUSEMENTS. .Obituary obert Powell, and two slaters, Ro»- Bade From Cottftt Farm. Confiirmatior n Of Hunt Trials At lle and Betty Powell. Church Notes. Harry J. Lyons, sen of Mr, and Carlton Theater. -••> The funeral wot held Tuesday af- .. Ball ^ Mrs). James John. William LyortW»«f Wallace Macy Goodinsky • "To Mary—With Love," starring Oldtrees Sunday rnoon at 2 o'clock at hl« late home Baptist. itrost. has returned hwpp from An- Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy, will Mrs. Sarah John, wife of James th Rev. William Hebron, pastor of The church school of the Baptist Ith. CBTOl where he John of Marlon street, died late yes- imanuel Baptist church, otnclating. For Red Bali? bo shown at the Carlton today, to- church will hold Its annual rally day III p He brought Ceremony and Feast Held at the morrow and Saturday. The feature Interesting Horseback Competi- terday, afternoon at her home after urlal, In charge of F. Leon Harris, service Sunday morning at 8:45 Jolinny CaUndrtello Announce! •glsler o e some cotton Hotel New Atlantic Sunday attraction Kunday, Monday, Tuesday tion* Held on Mr*. Charles G. an Illness of tig weeks. She waa 56 s In White Ridge cemetery, Eat^ o'clock with the superintendent, Al- That Negotiations for Leasing and Wednesday will be "Anthony years old. * ntown. bert VanNostrand, in charge. Tbe ent. lurlnft'Viai sp«rre~lim8 he " for the Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adverse," with a cast headed by Bennett's Estate by Edward Mm, John was born In Italy and pastor, Bev. Edward W. Miller, will Shrewsbury Field for Next intoa Harry Goodinsky. Frederic March and including Olivia H. Bennett and Shippen Geer. came to this country at an early age. Clarence Burdge. speak and present promotion certifi- Season Are Pending. deHavilland, Anita Louise, Donald She lived in Brooklyn for several Clarence Burdge died last night at cates to the members.. Tbe choir will years and moved to Red Bank 17 Back At College, On his thirteenth birthday Macy Woods, Claude Rains and Ralph .s home on. Shrewsbury avenue, sing and a violin solo will be given Visions ot restoring to Red Bank About 150 persons attended horse- years ago, residing here over since. by Elmer Sutphin. B. a. Hilton, as- William L,-Russell, Jr., son qt'ltr. Goodinsky, eon of Mr. nnd Mrs. Har- Morgan. back hunt trials Sunday afternoon llghlands, after a long illness. Ho next summer the brand of baseball md Mrs. William L', Hussell of jyysr ly Goodinsky of Highlands, was con- Besides her husband, who Is a for- as born at Highlands and had al-sistant superintendent, will give the that fans In this section used to en- 1 on Mrs. Charles G. Bennett's Old- closing prayer, oad, Bed Bank, has resurn** *!* firmed In tho Jewish faith Sunday trees estate near Mlddletown village. mer proprietor of tho Prospect meat •aya lived there. Ho had been In joy when the old Townsrs and the tudles at Yale law school «t * at the Hotel New Atlantic at High- Twenty horses and 11 riders partici- market at Prospect avenue and Mc- le wholesale clamming business for The regular Sunday .morning ser- Kiyport A. A., with major league lands, following which n dinner WHS Laren artreet, Mrs. John Is survived number of ycara. Funeral arrange- vice of the congregation will b» held Ulont la their lineups, fought tooth pated. The trials were directed by 1 held at the same place In celebration Edward H. Bennett and Shippen by two daughters, Misses Anna and lents in charge of A. M. Posten and at 11 o'clock. The pastor will preach and nail for a mythical champion- Card of Thanks,.- ''{ of the event. Rabbi Mnyer Klmmel Geer. Chief among the objects were Elaine John, and three sons, An- ons have not yet been completed. on the subject, "The High Call of ship ot Monmoutb county are being We take this opportunity., ^ti^jt- of Brooklyn was In charge of tho to condition the mounts and riders thony, Vincent and David John, all God." The.church choir will present entertained by Johnny Calandrlello, resslng our deepest and moat heart- ceremony. of Red Bank; a brother, John Tor- Mra. Emma Johnson. a musical program. ', former manager of the Towners, who elt thanks to all those who extended, for the drag and harrier hunts and torcl of Brooklyn, and two sisters, heir great kindness and sympathy From the room where tho rites for the Monmouth county race meet Mrs. Emma Johnson of Fourth A young people's rally, with mem- last night announced that negotia- u °l!r "cent bereavement caused by took place tho members of tho con- to be held on the Haskell estate. Mrs. Francis Colca and Mrs. Jose- rect, Highlands, aged 63 years, died bers of tho Anbury Park Baptist tions for the leasing of a suitable no death of our wife and mother. firmation party, led by Rabbi Kim- phine Gancarell, both of Brooklyn. church gospel team as guests, will field at Shrewsbury, just off Upper . . Patrick Malone and Family. Sweepstakes events were held and :sterday afternoon at Hazard hos- Broad street, are pending. Mr. Ca- mel and to the accompaniment of The funeral will' bo held Saturday tal, whero she had been a patient bo held at 7:30 p. m. —Advertisement. piano music, marched Into the ball- Jumps were used for the racing, In morning at 9 o'clock at her late homo landrlello would not disclose the ex- the Individual trials the competitors ur months, Death was due to A rummage sale will be held on act location of the field but said that Card of Thanki. room of the hotel," whore the fenst and at 10 o'clock at St. Anthony's Wednesday of next -week by the Phll- was served. At the forefront of the finished In the following order: eart disease. Tho body was* It would be leased for five years. Wo rapresa our sincere thanki to church where the rector, Rev. Nich- athea society. Tha school, of mlaalons i , .^l?0 donated cars and gent procession was the celebrant, his Horse Owner Rider olas Soriano, will celebrate a high loved to her homo this morning, Alonj with Calandrlello'a an- Pompey—Mrs. George Bodman, owner. funeral arrangements In chargo of will meet In the evening. Mrs. Helen loral tributes, ond those who aSBlet- parents, and his grandfather, Benja- Molasses—Miss Florence Ruthrauf, owner. mass of requiem. Burial, in charge nouncement comes news that Her- sa us in any way during our bereave- min Solk, of Brooklyn, while beside \.. M. Posten and Sons have not yotYost Will have charge of the pro- Town Crlef—H. Neuberaer. owner. of the Worden funeral home, will be gram and Mrs. Hazel Ryerson will bert Rothenberg, manager ot the ment, particularly the physician* tho latter was Charles Zimmerman Louise—W. W. Gamewetl. E. H. Bennatt. jeen completed. rsos of Monmouth Memorial n Mount Olivet cemetery. lead the devotional service. Keys that turnlihed the opposition A Poa carrying on a pillow the scarf usei Four teams, each with three mem- for the Towners, will take over the vr ?? ' )?• ten and Bonn. in tho .ceremony of confirmation. bers, competed, and the results were The Mary Mount chapter of the Keyport club next season and re-or- Mis. Mary Gaffey and Family. Adolphe Bunch. •Advertisement. The dinner was a very elaborate as follows: World Wide guild will meet at tbe Kanlxo It. The Keys will play on the one with roast spring chicken as the Adolphe Rusch, senior member of County Union Has home of Mrs. J, E. Coloman ot Rec- Keyport high school diamond which FIRST. tor place,' A play will be given under Card of Thanks. principal dish and with a huge birth- Snatchei-—Florence Ruthrauf, W.- B. he firm of Rusch .A Co., of New will be ready by next season, It was we sincerely express our thanks day cake as the chief decoration. A Ruth.ra.uf. fork, silk merchants, died Sunday Fall Convention tho direction of Mrs. Coleman and stated. > tn? .fl,ori11 trlbutOB and the many piano solo was played by Miriam Molasses—Florence Ruthrauf, owner. ,t his summer home, Mcadowlawn, the devotional service will be led by its of kindness during our bereave- Man-O-Man—Bourne Ruthrauf, owner. Mrs. Pierre Holmes. ; Mr. Calandrlello feels that semi- Goldin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SECOND. >n Ward avenue, Rumson. He was pro ball at Red Bank will pay but lent caused by the doath of'our be- Jacob Goldin of Red Bank. Miriam's Pompey—Mrs. Bodman, owner. iirs. LeRoy Thorns of Asbury 'Ved mother, Mre. Mary Mullon '3 years old and had been ailing that It must be conducted In much Miss Mary Mullen, mother la the aunt of tho boy who Flying - Boy—Thomas S. Field, Nancy he past two years. Park Addresses More Than SO Presbyterian. the stme manner It was in years •was confirmed. A dinner talk was Hellor. Mrs. Sally M. Wlnn. Little Slam—Mm. A. C. Swenson, owner. Mr. Rusch was born at New York. Guests at Meeting at Eaton- A regular meeting of the Toung past when crack teams were pUced Advortlsoment. given by Rabbi Abraham Hirmes of On Thursday, Friday arid Saturday THIRD. Men's Bible class of the Presbyter- In tho field, The season then jrmer- saj i <-! i Long Branch. Vfter graduating from the Univer- of next week, the feature, "Girls' Top Story—Shippen Geer, owner. lity of Geneva in Switzerland he town Methodist Church. Ian church was held Sunday morning »'.!> ended with a series botwrcB the Card of Thanks. Dormitory," with Simone Simon, Peter—Mnrjorle llasler, owner. two rivals, Keyport and Red Bank, I wish to thank all friends and rel- A flashlight photograph was taken Clancy—-E. H. Bennett, owner. ook up the business his father start- with James.Worden in the chair, Dr. of the assemblage. The celebrant Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chatter- FOURTH. More than 50 persons attended the L, F. MacKenzlo gave the opening era enthusiasm was at its height tives who sent flowers, loaned cars ton, will be the feature attraction. ed. The firm is one of the best ind assisted In any way during my received many line gifts and congrat- Steadfast—Bourne Ruthrnuf. owner. known in the silk industry in New !ounty Women's Christian Temper- prayer and Ernest Grlfnths reaa the ad bereavement. ulatory telegrams. Others present Louise—W. W. GamQwelt. E. H. Bennett. scripture lesson. ? Dunster—Fred Hasler, owner. "ork. nce Union fall convention at tho ... „ George Prcdmore. besides those mentioned wcro Mr. Strand Theater. Eatontown Methodist church "Tues- Walter Loper was Introduced as a and Mrs. Zimmerman, Ann Zimmsr- Another afternoon of field trials Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Al- FOOD FACTS —Advertisement. Two features will be shown at the will take place on the Haskell estate hea Bedlo Rusch, whose father was ay. The Eatontown W. C. T .U. waa new member. Frank J. Price, who is xnan, Sidney Zimmerman, Charles Strand theater Friday and Saturday. iostess. Mrs. LeRoy Thorns of activo in welfare work at Philadel- TN MEMORIAM. Zimmerman, Mrs. Hllkln, Mr. and Sunday, October 25. " !ormerly Governor of New Jersey; Did You Know That; ' Tho main attraction Sunday, Mon- ion, Adolphe Rusch, Jr.; a broth- cean Grove, county president, waa phia, was a guest. Mr. Griffiths led In and anil lovlns tnnmory of Leitar B. Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Singer, n charge. Edam and Qouda cheese of liat"' «<0PBrtod thla life Oclobor t. Mr. and Mrs. Abramowltz, Mr. Katz, day and Tuesday of next week will ir, Henry A. Rusch of Now York, the discussion, the subject ot which be "Charlie Chan at tho Race Track,' A business session was hold during waa "Tbe Bible as History." excellent Quality are now Gone, hut not forgotten Mr. and Mrs. Berezin, Mr. and Mra. ind a sister, Mrs. Cecllc Gcnton of made In the United States.' Bernstein, Betty Goldin, Mr. and Mrs. another in the series of stories built Quad Bowling League Iwltzerland. he morning when an election of offl- Next Sunday's meeting will be ny thoso who lovod him baat- around the adventures of tho char- :ers was held. All officers were re- —-*-In 1847 tomatoes were can- Bllowlt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Damskl, The funeral was private and bur- omitted and the class will join with ned for the first time by With God ho haa found rest. Trcd Damskl, David BUowltt, Mor- acter creation of Earl der Biggers. Opens Tomorrow ial by John W. Flock of Long ected. The officers include Mrs, the Sunday-school In observing rally 'homs, president; Mrs. Addle E. Harrison W. Crosby, a chem- ton Bilowit, Mrs. J. H. Hoffman and Warner Oland 1B again cast as the Branch was in Maplewood cemetery. day. ical engineer at Lafayette daughter Dorothy, Ira Bilowit, Lil- famous Chinese philosopher-detec- The teamB for the Red Bank Quad- Freehold. Irawford of Red Bank, vice presl- Those present at last Sunday's College, to whom a tablet lian Goodinsky, Alfred Lcrnor, Eaye tive. rangle league were announced last ient; MIS.H Madeline Perrlne of meeting were Ralph Eckert, George has been dedicated on tho Goodinsky, Ethel Goodinsky, Mrs. nl,Tht at a regular meeting of tbe cean Grove, corresponding sccre- George F. Gramnnn. Strauss, Dr. L. F. MacKenzle, Wal- campus at Easton. ' WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Kaufman, Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Solk, club.' Alex Curchln Is secretary of ary; Mrs. George B. Whltfleld ot ter Loper, Frank J. Price, Ernest Alligator pears are nutri- Thelma Goldin and Rose Kimme!. j the league and has arranged bowling Tho funeral of Georgo F. Gram- atontown, recording secretary; Miss Too Late for Classification. inn, Sr., a resident of Red Bank for Griffiths, Jack and Robert Matthews, tious because they contain foi each Friday. The league will Mabel Vaughn, as Loyal Temperance Frank Rogers, Lewis Lowry, Frank ' from 10 to 20 per cent ot a for ante, about 200 pounda 56 years, who died suddenly on c Jamfll open tomorrow night with eight Legion secretary; Miss Madeline Per- Llndoroth, Stanley Parker, Clinton green colored, easily diges- it . . ee AckerAcker, HartshbrnHartnhb e La.naL . tr ims competing at Recreation hall. Monday of last week, was held ne, secretary of the Youth Coun- Thompson, Richard Davey, Jesse ted oil. Naveslnlc, phone Atlantic Hlghlanda 21-W. hursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock il, and Mrs. Jennie W. Patterson, X'IVK KUOMS ond bath, all lmnrov.menta, Hermann Gives Cramea scheduled for tomorrow Leighton, Albert Youmans, Preston Locusts and locusts' eggs »36 par month; newly rtnovatedi hot nl^ht at 8 o'clock are: the Eagles at his lato homo on Brown place with vho was re-elected treasurer for herMorford and Harry and James Wor- PkhVVA*.1 ""..".'W fi*- ™' H«v»n; Rev. Herbert S. Craig, rector of list year. Mrs. Minerva Glb3on was are popular soup ingredients uuwl the Cuckoos on alleys 1 and 2, den. in Central Africa. Talk At Rumson vi Hie at the same time on alleys 3 Trinity Episcopal church, officiating. egistrar. ; The bearers were Robert Pierce, Devotions were led by Rev. J. A special program will be present- Th«o."fo6il tsct8" are compiled nnh wantod fpr senoral housework. Ap- IIIP'I 4 the Hawks will roll the Con- ed Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock by the Division ot Consumer In- Ply Mra. Paul Hlntolmann, Woodbine dors. At 9:30 o'clock on alleys 1 andCharles K. Champlln, Ezra Osborn Vesley Walnwrlght, pastor, and formation, New Jersey State De- ivenuo, Uttlo Silver, H. J...,phona «(: Had Republican Congressional Can' ohn P. Coombs, Henry F. Hylin and meetings were offered by Mrs. Harry in tho Sunday-school. At the reg- 2 the Peacocks will meet the Buz- ular morning church service at U partment ot Agriculture. didate Lauds His Primary Op 7irr2s and on alleys 3 and 4 the William Fritz. Burial in charge of Dennis. Mrs. Bertha Williamson, . -- washor for solo, $10. Applj the Worden funeral home, was in the Urs. J. Wesley Wainwrlght and Mrs. o'clock the pastor, Rev. John A, Tnrockmortoh avenue. Red Bank. pdnent, Mayor Neilson Ed- Cardinals will take on the Jaybirds. Hayes, will preach on the subject, GIRL wanted for general housework! family plot in tho Methodist church Dennis made up the courtesy com- hourai about 0 to 2 dally except Sun- wards. Tbe teams are as follows: ittee. A Call to Stewardship." A cantata, Uagles—Worden Grooms, Roy Mc- raveyard, West Long Branch. >ya. Call 02 L»k. avenue. Hed Mank. A' delegation of members of On- Mrs. Ethel McAllister of Montclalr, 'Seed Time and Harvest," will be i\l.V of double house at 47 Peters place, Despite tho stormy weather 200 Knlght and Richard McAllister. Ward council, Junior Order United tate corresponding secretary, was presented at tho evening service at six rooms and hnth, nil Improvements] persons attended tho meeting of tho Cuckoos—Robert Pettlgrew, Fred ;ucst speaker at the afternoon scs- 7:30 o'clock by tho church quartet. immediate possession; JSB per month. Rumson Republican club last night \*£.nDorn and Robert Schroeder. American Mecahnics, of which Mr telephone 1400 or 062-M Red Bank. Al- ilon. A short devotional service waa William Crawford will bo at the con- lert h. lvlns. realtor.' at Red Men's hall. Sheldon T. Cole- I [awks—William Rathsmlth, Jack Gramann was a member, held ser- sole of the organ. At 6:45 p. m. a vices at the house on Wednesday ed by Mrs. Martha IJoyd and Mrs. OUR-ROOM houae nt 88 Wnshlnator, man presided. The principal -speak- J"foubs and George Decker. devotional meeting of the Christian atrecte.. newly decorated: Improvements; night with Past State Councilor Mary Gordon, both of Asbury Park, er of the evening was Albert B. I'ondors—George Carey, Fete,r Pln- vnoon prayer was offered by Mrs. Endeavor will bo held. mmedlamedlatte pomosslon; US per month. Al. 'eder J. Gisetson as councilor and 0 c cphont> un Hermann, Republican candidate for z' tore and Carl Schwenker. M. DeMott of Red Bank. William dD'ank"" '' ' ' "' Elmer R. Mitchell as chaplain. Tho ministry of music consists of congress, who was introduced by Peacocks—Bill Hoffman, George oud of Asbury Park, representative Mr. Crawford organist, Mrs. J. Wil- LOST, wire hBlrmi" fox terrier, female; an- Mayor Nellson Edwards of Rumson. Worthley and Clancy Boynton. awcru to nnmo of Judy. Finder notify f the Youth Temperance circle, gave liam Helm soprano, Mrs. Thomas "erWrt Dleti. Shrew.bury niver club. Mr. Hermann praised Mayor Ed- /,.... r.._ horse- Buzzards—James Turnock, Charles Lafayette C. Baynor. a report, and Bang at a memorial McCllntock contralto, A. LeRoy Bak- "He that loofer too little at himwlf ho\t Ret) Dnnk.* wards as a citizen and public ser- too little to hitrticl/." shoe, and a deadly infra-ray dart Tabor and Alex Curchln. Lafayette C. Raynor of Eas ervice In the afternoon. er tenor and Allan R. Woolloy bass WANTED, 800-pound 22-Inch hot water vant. The candidate for congress are but a few of the perils that Cardinals—Phil Smith, Phil Mat- Keansburg died Sunday at the state Dinner was held at the Cross and director. SEPTEMBER radiation; mimt bo In first .CIHNB con. said ho was glad ho had a month's thews and Chet Eble. hospital at Bradevelt at the ago ofRoads tea room of which Mrs. Laura 24—Wall Street'! Black Fri- oltlon and reaionnblc. Lloyd iRoldflberry jump on tho Rumson mayor in tbe Charlie Chan, played by WARNER Jaybirds—Ed vonKattengell, Jr., day suru the Could panic, Occanport. N. J." 81 years. Ho had been at the hos- :iark, a member of the Union, Is Trinity Lutheran. primary race, otherwlso the result OLAND, faces in the new 7'wen* B. Allen Parker and Daniel Dorn. roprietor. 1885. WANTED, good used trnetor, aluo saw pital about two weeks. For about a The Trinity Lutheran church build- laraa enimuh for . enrd. wood. Prlra might have been different. Mr. Her- tieth Century-Fox picture, "Charlie „ year he had been In failing health, -Pint large U. S. bank rob* Tlust bo rensonable for ensh. Phono Hlah- mann told of the diversified interests ing fund totals $1,000, It waa an- bury, f 310,000, it Concord. anda 1231.* Chan at the Race Trad" but he was confined to the bed onl; nounced last week at a loyalty eup- in the congressional district, with about a week. Fire It) Fair Haven 1B6S. its industries in the north and Us "Satan Met a Lady." with Bette Democratic Club To pcr In tho church , hall on Broad 1 extensive recreational areas in the Davis and William Warren will be Mr. Raynor for many years wa Home This Morning street. Rev. Herman Bjezlng, super- 26—Colonlea first newspaper central nnd south. Ho said a Re- shown Wednesday and Thursday of Meet Next Tuesday engaged in farming at East Kcans- intendent of the Wartburg Lutheran aupprenad by govern* burg. He also conducted a factory orphan school at Mount Vernon, New ment, 1630. publican victory in November meant t k The Fair Haven fire company was moro jobs. next week. The first fall meeting of tho Fifth thero at one timo. He la survived York, was the speaker The Red Benny Clemente District Democratlo club will be held by a son, Charles Raynor, and three sailed out at 8 o'clock this morning Bank, Long Branch and Keyport 27—Thoma* Nait. gre«l pollt- Former Mayor Van R. Hulrtey paid Tuesday night, October 0, In Demo- grandchildren. HU wife died lasl to a flro. In tho homo of Ray Mc- leal cartoonist, born. 1840. trlbuto to the character and ability churches are planning to conduct a Freehold Wins cratic headquarters on Front street June. The funeral was held Tues- Laughlln on River road, near Grange bus excursion to tho school on Co- of AsacSJior Richard J. Ropers, St., opposite Broad street. Two other day and the interment was in Green avenue. The house was filled with TAILOR Who is running for election ns ns- lumbus day, October 12. The local ? 28^-Three trmy planes end County Title sessions are to be held before tho Jrove cemetery at Kcyport. smoke and Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh- church will hold a harvest home fes- acsaor in Knvember. Mr. Ropers election, one on Tuesday, Ootober 20, lin had a narrow escape from suf- 'round world fllfht 1924. was appointed during the adminis- tival on Sunday, October 11, and The Freehold firemen's baseball and the other on Monday, November focation. The firemen found a members of, the congregation have 34 West Front Street tration of Mr. Hulsey. Other apeak- team Sunday nfternoon scored 5 2. Addresses will bo made by state, James Power. smouldering beam back of tho fire- 2S—Balboa claims the Pacife era wcro Josoph Irwin .^nnd Hnydn been asked to bring clothing, canned runs in the first inning to win tho county and local candidates. George The funeral of James Power place. It was necessary to chop an goods, staple groceries and money Ocean for Spain. 1513. (Next to Harry Qulnn's Oarage) Proctor, candidates for assembly; title In the County firemen's baseball G. Roop, candidate for borough Freehold, who died on Wednesday o: opening In the side of the house to Edgar O. Murphy, candidato for council, Is fifth district committce- to be sent to the school." league in the (lnal of a 5-gamo scr- last week, was held Saturday morn put out the blaze. Rev. Paul A. Klrsch, secretary of 30—First airplane battle, Brit* freeholder, nnd F. Howard I-loyd. ies with t!iu ].jort Monmouth soldiers. mun. ing at St. *Rose of Lima church al 11 Uh vs. Oernuni. WU. Red Bank, N. J. 1 the board of American missions of Tho seme wns D to (I. Freddie Quinn, A meeting of tho county commit Freehold. Rev. Father Childs, as the United Lutheran church In Amer- "*• Am FAIVEWI-XI, 1'ARTY. pitching for Freehold, allowed I hits. teo nnd members of the election slstant rector, celebrated a hlg WHAT KIND OF U1VIK? ica, visited Rev. Walter Cowen, pas- Will rcllnc, iiltor, clean and The box score board was held Tuesday night In requiem maBS. tor of tho Red Bank church, yester- repair winter coats nnd etltU Surprise Festivities at Home of Miiis Democratic headquarters. Mrs. Ade- The bearers were his five sons Cnro Should Bo Taken In Selecting day, to confer with him relative to May Honuldson of Leonardo. AH "K H I'O A E laide E. Spillanc, vice chairman o_ Matthew of Red Bank, James, John Right Kind. the progress of work In the Red EARLY COPY for the entire family. Also fur . i 1 ;t 2 (i 0 the committee, presided In tho ab-Joseph and Hubert, all of Freehold Bank and Long Branch churches. coata lined, repaired, cleaned A surprise farewell party was giv- 4 1 0 2 1 sence of the chairman, Justice On many fields in Monmoutb We are thankful to >j and a son-in-law, Andrew Morris of Mr. and Mrs. Cowen and family Tuesday evening for Miss Mny 4 0 0 2 1 George Wilson, who Is 111. A. D. county from now on, ground lime- our patrons, not only for and glazed. Like new, at low- Ronaldson of Leonardo who with ;i 1 1 2 1 0 Freehold. Interment In charge o atone or pulverized limestone will bo left this morning for Philadelphia to 1 (1 0 1 1 1) Cooper was named acting chairman, William Freeman ft Son of Frcehol favoring us with their est prices. Also men's suits and her parents will move to Newark t 1 VI 1 0 he recommendation, according to attend annual seminary day of the p , Assemblyman John Burke of Mid- was In St. Rose of Lima churc Lutheran theological seminary, of business, but for getting overcoats ninde to ordor. Lat- whero Miss Itonahlson has ni-eeptcd 4 0 I 0 0 dlesex county, who was killed this County Agent Douglass. 4 1 I 0 o 0 cemetery. Thousands of acres of soil in Mon- which Mr. Cowen la a graduate. their copy In two or three est samples and styles now a position "with the Kres^e depart- 4 0 0 4 0 week In nn automobile accident on Promotion day will be observed at ment store. l!in£o way played, pri/vs Chcenequako highway, was nn hon- mouth county have been tested by days before publication, ready. Wo also maUh panta 7 27 10 2 Edward Furry, Sr. ho Monmouth* County Extension the Sunday-school service at 9:48 to your coot or vest, wero awarded and refreshments 1 MONMO orary member of tile Fifth Demo- aa I* being done by a rni. Edward Farry, Sr. of Kcyport, die. Service during the past 20 years. In o'clock. The subject of the nermon were nerved. The K'ic.stij were Mrs. Al it II I'O A E cratic chili, nnd wns to hnve ad- to be given by the pastor at the reg- It testing the soil from these acres the large number of our ad- Ralph Pease, MIH. .loim Hammond 1 o 1 0 0 dressed the members nt n coming Monday of lnst week following nn II ular church aorvlco at 11 a. m. will OfEN EVENINGS. and Mlsa Hiidic Dowries of llelford, ._ 4 0 1 2 0 1 mooting. ness of several months. Mr. Fan- agonta letirn considerable that la fre- v vert-sen. Early copy is lll.-ulli, 1 1) o ;| 1 ( quently hidden from tho farmer. As be, "Lead Us Not Into Temptation Mintiea Ko.'ii: anil Helen Tkaoh or A il 1 1 0 wan in tho real pstato* business fo But Deliver Us From Evil, ono in a deeply appreciated, New Monninulli, Miss Kay (.'ainie of 4 0 1 ;i ] many years. He was 08 ycarB oli an example, soils In a certain chemi- 4 (1 1 :i 1 0 cal condition "would respond better series of sermons,on "The Lord's Long Island, Mi:;::es Murvan Kuhr- Junior Bible Class nnd hnd been prominent In the Den Prayer." llisil, Dorothy Kauteek nnd Mary ocratlc party. Ho is survived tiy h to nn application of hydrated lime, .. :i o o ?. SHU, other BOIIR would in mntne In- A meeting of the congregation to Campbell of Chapel Hill, Mien l'lllinit Elects New Officers son, Edward FRrry, Jr., of Kcyporl adopt tho budget for the current of Hillside, Miss Inez. Leonard nf and two daughters, Mrs. Louise Kol: stancen be harmed by hydrated and bencfltted by pulverized or ground year, to authorize the every member Kiver Plaza and Mrs. .lnlin Sheehan A regular meeting of tha Junlol ler of Montclnir and Mn IC. Ktore vloltatlon and to pass upon »n appli- and Missef! Marie Martin, Anna Mey Women's Hlblo class of the Prcs- Hallock of Matawan. Funeral se limestone. Soils grently in need of llmo to the extent of over two toncation to the board of American er, Knthlyn CultoriiiKeii, Iiulmes Ic- Six Grid Teams In bytcrlan church was held Sunday vices wero held from h!» BOII'H hon- Iny, lOfllo Selmeninm, Lois liryan. would benefit moro by at least two mlsalona for 1037, will be held on night In the social lmll of the church on Tlmrsdny, Rev. Hlchard Herg( Sunday, October 11. Dorothy Knit,'. Caroltnt! Smith find Tho following ofllcer.'i were elected applications of hydrated llmo from 8 Conference League of tho Matawan PreBbytcrlnn rhurc to 12 monthft apart, but after the Kli'tinor Hogan of Leonardo. A y,]{{ fni thn now term: olllclatlng. Interment was In Ho; ot ft M-hlte iieeil head evening lui); acidity has been brought to a pH of rirnt Church nf Christ, Scientist Iti-pn- ii'lllatlvi- -i (if llmi-i President Ml»» llnrhara Olsmi. 11111 cemetery In Mtitnwun townsbi 0.5 or olofior lo 7, and tho noil do- Wnfl made to Mi:i:; Itoiuildson. Vlrn iMenlil.nl -Mlaa Ktnlly N«w Services In First Church of Christ, ii n fui itlmll l.-.-umi et Mi •Serratary Ml«« Kuiilr, Hvitrklnir. mnndfl nro Rattened, Applications of illllit Ii I Illi' '.In i.h n:,; Tioitnuier - M[«s AMIOIU Ynumm WnlUr Sldiippr. giouml or pulverized ltmcnttuie every Scientist, nt 209 Hroed stroet, Hti mil IIIIIII ; ro.- I Hank, are held on Rundays at 11 a. ON SAl'T/l'V COIIM'll.. Mimiinm!) Ollirra |irr»rnt were Mlnnea Mary Walter .Skipper of Mtilawan towi 21 month!, should help to keep tlie i'.rmi I'm f.mlli m. ami on Wednesdays at 8 p. m. jl'ulllilV i'.rmi I r.,n!'eleliri. Ai:hi>i-mnn, Mllllccnt Chlnnuck, Ilen- whip died Mdndny mornlnK nt h noli In MI Ideul con tilt Ion from an inri \ "Unreality" will be tbe nubjsct ot William I,. Hi ill Will 11.1 p fi. I A Mili-illll,- ,,( ih.iwn II] tiled Collinn, Audrey Cuok, Eleanor hnnie, 1 lo wftH 73 years old. acidity point uT view. trilillll Allillllir < l!>. IIIHI II v. .r ill I II,,, ruell leaci"K"n" j <\,<>U, Hiith JncH«(in. Inez I,awyer, Mr, Hltlpper Is mirvlvfld by iilii wlfi tho lesson •nermon In all Churchas of I tiillll jita V ill I tin nn I nnd jHnily Hlnlicr, Dorothy Went mid V.va- MTH, Irfilllo Hldpppr: three mm Therefore, the rrrnmmeniintlon go- Christ, Belnntlnt, on Bunday, Octo- BAIRYMEN! Wllllnm I,, :it l-iirll VI ing nut from tho Monmouth County ber 4. lifiin HU'I'H-I ny bi-liii: ,|yn white, Mrs. John A. liny™, Mrs, Hunklns nnd Jdneph HHlpper of N» i' iilll.l i! Kxtcniilnn office to i\ large number of The Golden Tout la: "Vanity ot mcmhiT of II |W. ft. Krodorlolin nnd Mm. .1. Woods. York nnd Thoimirc Hklpper of No nrlt, nnd » dmujhtm, Mia. I,. K. He fnrmrrs In Monmouth county, who vanltl6», nnlth tho Preacher, vanity <>r tin! r.v.v .i , .ln-iliil.. | _. .,_^». . * . innon of Wootllirldfjpi. arn morp and rnor« Hpprodtitlnff tho or vnnltlen; all l» vnnlty" (Kcclesl- ill mm (if il i- gvrs FOR YotJ t Something thsf> Thn fmicrn! will !,<• held thin nf 11 viilttn of lima In thn noil, \N\\\ bn &,. nt Keypdit with the pnntnr. Itffv. II mm (ono, mut in runny ]natttti<*«fi. lulsfi thn Iflgiton-sermon U th« follow- iad«Mti7. It's an amaxUig offer nf "MOflR MILK hold ill A'liu ,' till i.„„',,,,,J Play South Amboy 1 , , I, .1, W, HnrginVK, iilllrlntinK, Hnrlnl, along with (he i ncominendfitlon, will ing from tils Hlblo: "Hlnm tho Irfird, ttWJUAHCM"—cxclunitflyo" Purina CovtChir<,u,;11 '/wrllrl llranil. .I M.(l,,nl l.. c,f 10711, ah-pol. New Yorlf, n fin m !!,-l,ri. n I cil book, "Mi-lfnrn and HKtinem?* It's bn llnni Aml^iiton, both or Nejititne. l«nm will (ilny nil their ;lmnlny p.mlta, tnntttr. Now I Hla *«. il, currying 3H totiN. Thn Kiln™ nl linniii. Thf fufiotal w&n held TIIMIII dt*rt of ftlni'WBhitry nvnnun wn« beat tlon, f,ool| away from lhn>& ,,f rr<|iifi-r,i w t« mnpfoyht by tha I* H«rrlcB. I1l*nnor Iiuili nf Itrmllxy lleneh nml Mr, »mi Mii. Ttionn, J. Mrdliu K IIy" (p. M0). Ktatnor WM pl»c«rt under $3,000 bond, (• R, Trillin rlinnttid. lutniiueiit ^«nq |n fitlvA ».•.- - ._*»,*.«»» ™ '•ti'Jf ">f J»r»y City •nlorlalni-i] ni efinrliny, IJHIJI Ixlnml Clly. t A dlnnvr |«rly fur (l)i>lr w«flt nut Mra. H«g«. fluff-i, I.-... of (HI. Lawes Coal Co., Inc. Wound* IIHIKI With Iturt. Mt a, V',vn Huge, BU #g*»i1 rfit'ifnt A Inns nf 10,000 iinlli.iia nf fual nil, gllpalu II,unlay itlgllt ^t Iholr inni Ji»lin Wrnlpy I'on-rlt, Jr, Shrewsbury, N. J. Phone R. B. 12S1. flnydsr of HIHIUMI nvnni," Initolllng MntuntnUnr, >n#r hom« on r,Br«yi.|l, aim«t, Hum of l.imniiulo, .||r-t thin itiuiiilud from vtiluod at tr>00, w'a» auffarad Iiy tr«*l»d at Hlvurvlew hm|iltnl M»rilt Unrlilne ihnp nf Mnlmnle •on. The upala worn M>> H«nj,. ,I"hn Writlpy I'nwfll, ,fi , twnypfl fmiAtynlii. Htm wn» n widow nrul Cliailea T, Uriino, till 'Ualnr, on Co*!, Fuel Oil, Ga»6linr, Feed, 1'uMday fnr nn lnjurxt liniirt, if* tiMi I* iuilinnuilini g n nimlftn ittninr- mln T old «<>ii laying di in Dm »cy tnil h«r il»t)fht»rt, **l • II. died Hiinrtay mmnltiK n| liln Imn nf Hhanlur W, n«», MnnitJ*. r»«tflcl* and Jr,«n, all ycdr, Tw« stilt* *m1 n ddiiihUr ««r- ta.nli In I ho plant nn < unttal av«nu>, U ME Bprluft Ukt,k In «hr«w.lmiy lo«rnalil|i. Hui»|v|rii vivti hn. Atrang«m<«nu for Uo fun' In* foundation nf which a"av* wsy ot J«rity City, lrt«kiM bin {wrintf, «,• » •tsJfeftt* noi )fm nodju UM *«l

ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE FARM PRODUCE. BUSINESS NOTICES. HELP WANTED FOR EXCHANGE. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE JERSEY COW for bred number UASKETS, all trpen linen, cap,, packlnt TBI HIGHEST prices paM for lln chick- MEN AND WOMEN wanted to sell house- DUE TO ILL health preventing him from FOR BENT or lease, large store with gat HUH. Hey ARMElia tun track (rowan will Hit a ONMOUTIl COUNTY farm.: *«• Hkrt form,, «tc.i In a lock. At Hendrlckaun read; market for their product Dip «!• ens. Joe Baker, f»o^lhjuiBfc__Phoiie 416 Eatontown. Bumion willing to sacrifice or accept va- ulrle. wtll b« glffto fer.onaJ tUtt evenlma. " iUl GOLD—We pair eaab roi rrout grgss M, A, W.,_bp3(_6U, Red Bank, E1X-ROOM house, ona-car^gVrage, located (female) cant lota- In exchange. Practically new; 1. Howard Upplneott. II -gt ahrubbery for (all from HAS BANQB, iopr burneri, oven, brotl- HOMES wanted to paiture or board. Th« xold JewelryJely , watebasatebas, tvetll. «ta«ta.. ft« CROCHEtERS (female) exiierlenced on :onteinlng five rooms, eun parlor, one-car _°n road and river at 013 River road, ----- —»ow bella. bridal Infanta' band-ma.dde bbootees, eacques and reet. phone Red Bank $11. er, In good condition! $10 take* tt. 15 bsit of whtt« olover meadows and fine ilf.,'. U Orcul sttreett. ReRdd BankBk. Fftlr_Haven. Apply 601 River road. ARM. neat Liner oft. \tih mt!ev%, %MG*ftm% i*. ULltckv yello.... w Iri- aI bulb.butba. E. MMor- jhouldercttea. Write Charles Men. 11 " " "' i»ar busses, schools Lincoln court. Keanabarg, H. J.* trooki. Walter Bield, Nut Swamp road, HOUSE MOVEB and raiser. loseph C. uv I U. McCue Agency, SEVEN-ROOtf house, hot waUr heat, •oil, brook and woodland t ooUmlu rii," Uo'nardyllmardvUlUi read,road, AtlantiAtlajtlct HlahlaHlihlindin , Ii. P. P. Wo, 1, Red Bank. North Sixth atret, Philadelphia. Pa. and Btorce. Joseph wetvc-room residence. looaUd mil back N. J.. phona ll)» Atlantic Highland,, ALL BIKES of und truck tlrei for >ale, Mount, 1116 Tenth avenue, Neptune. K. Frigidaire; all Improvements; centrally .. _.. jhona 108 Atlantic Highland,, Jh-ookalde' Inn, Atlantic Highlands, near BED WHEAT for sale. John g. Hoi mm, , phone 2868-W and cOSv. MAN WANTED,. oxneriunc 3»1, fruit farm- phone Rumson 444. located; sarage. Rent «ar,. inquire 03 rom road anil ihaded by fauutroua trM#* MALL kltcHSA stove In ptrfect condition, Stone Church, W. ).• Holmu.l, N. J., phone 79-F-ll. Insi alio drive tractor, P. Kltiau, Red East River road. Rumson. phone 670 a barn, wagon houta, cow atalL MU* ' vary jaalonabU. Bi-ooktlde Inn, near THE CROSSROADS, at Eatontown, route k g house; all building* is fin* conditi PAINT with, Atlantic lead and ilnei the 8E, soutb of tranlo light. Full course FOR RENT at Rumson, (our and flv« ^tona''Cltochf Atltntlo Highlands, N. J.* MEN—WOMEN—(let government Jobs; REAL ESTATE WANTED nd lend themselves readily to any dM OAK WOOD for «al> for stove, furnace boat, 12.00 pir gallon. Wall texture 4o Inner SOe. Turkey and chicken dinners, room bungalows, furniihed or unfur- Iteration*. . Prica llo.BOOi tirmi. pound. Special! fa wall paper. Atlantic LOST AND FOUND lundays, 90e. Good service. Phone Eat- start |1OG-$175 month. Common edu nlEhedj all Improvements; garage; on res- and flreplactl Ifi load. 110 cord; kind- cation sufficient. List poidtlona and earn WE DESIRE listings of properties avail,- lre & Qon Ageney. Ino.t 1» Monn i'alnt, 110 Woit front etrtet, phone Bed mtown 54, Laura Clark, management. idential blopk: near bus line and bathing cet < fln ling wood, It.etnU pat baif. Patsy Schl- pie coaching free. Wrluj Immediately. able for summer rental, Send fall par- park. Phone Rum eon 437. i. 'J^ Lg *' pnon* 8*50. panl, 111 Wait front street, Red Dank, Dank 8861. . LOST, savings account passbook No. 6*237 METAL WBATHERSTRIF8 for doors and Hurry. Franklin Institute* Dept. 289-W, ticulars. Also listings of farms for tale oi the Second National Bank and Tru.t DELIGHTFUL, pteanantly furnUhed house ?ARM of about fix acres, lavm-room phone 1848. AMUISICOAL—A premium quality coal at windows! save 25% of fuel eoeta. U. Bocheat»r. N. Y. or rent. Allaire & Bon Agency, Inc.. 19 house, barn and outbuildlogi, ||,|00 the low price of 110.50 per ton caah. Company, on which payment fcaa been Heodrlckeon A Co., phon* R«d Bank Monmouth street, Red Bank. or unfurnished If desired; eight roomi 8TOVE for sale, iQUare muhogany ftnlihcd You have never known such value: auar- stopper]. If found, return to the Second M CROCHETERS (femnic), experienced on and bath; open fireplace; private garage wh, balance like rent. Will comld.r dl* aU>ve, Belt feeder] PmctlcalW newi price National Bank & Truat Co., Bed Bank. 400. 88 HewmaD Bprloss romd. Bad Infants' hand-mud e boo teen, sucques, Ming. H. M^Gardner-. Navealnk, N. J. enteed. For sal« onl] rowfl Bank. , $LIST your property for sale or rent. In Fair Haven, near river and beach. Com- 110. Phone Bid Bank 111as-M. Bank, phone 87. LOST, black" cocksr spaniel with white caps and flhoulcierottca. Write CharieB plete hot water heating system. Phom •OR THAT little wct£*c- BABB8, bnlkhssdl and Mats, 11 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, RedBank 1186. bhelter Cove, "tho boatman'i paradlu. practically new! seven brand new itorm IdJletown ward. -£eorv« McCartar, phona Xlumaon insurance, 81 East Vmit street, phone )a west nhoro Barnegat bay, on* iml* O. Bunt 897. ., dock buildlnK ' contractors, High- FOR BENT, unfurnished or furnished, co. mrth of Seaside Heights hrldga; rtitrlet» windows, standard size; nood hot; water WANTED, three women, resident* of Mon- •700. lonfal house of seven roorrn, bath; mud' heatehe r and *Paytun water pump. Tele- lands, N. J. phone Highland! 1846. •fnouth county to represent Real Silk A; lotn 50x100 feet on $16,000 yacht ba- OABDEM TRAOTOR8, PlMrt Jr. and Big ern equipment, steam heat, two open fire phhone between & nml X o'clock Atlantic hosiery; liberal commiHHlnna and bonus. places; garage; small gueat house, ha! in. 8600; Din, lots |35O. Approved for Hllghliinds 516-J, or wrlto Box 84, Leon- Bolam, rebuilt. Oonow Bros, Silw ft AUTOMOBILES. Mrs. Emery Wlngerter, 145 Maple avenue, WANTED, listlnfts for farms, three acres 20-year F. H. A. mortgaBOs. New Capa UC&NSED PLUMBEIt—Phone 2317 Red acre. 90 Main street, Oceimport, phom arao.' SarvlcfTtyUktttwt, N. J., pboo. Holmdtl phona Bed Dank 156-J.* up. PieEBS give ell information. Cash Cod model house under construction. DU USED CARS bought, sold and exchanged; BBankk , fof r rout plumbinglbi , heatini g andd buyers waiting. Also houses and lots In Red Bank 2144; evenings, Eatontowi rcrtlonH; At Toms River, take Rout* 87 to BARGAINS In evcrgraenai large ipeclmen Pontlao tales and service; terms O. Mtlnnln. mine; . Advice sin estimates fr«. Jo-GOOD HOUSEKEEHNC; magazine han op- Monmouth Co. The Saunders Agency • B7-W. _^___^_^ Bland HulKhlB, then laft l tre.s. two large rjigsl also lot china and and service headquartcm. Phono Red sava all. If you still want the best give HOY WANTED to deliver ne\ 'Hpupm- In Wo have a unto right now und If youglass ware. Apply at 34 Brown place, Bonk 1137. 111 mson; musl hnvo bicycle. Cnll S[ rlntr ElfiHT-ROOM houaa, two baths/ luitub rirovementa in, paid for and new; corn** can uso the size you arc lucky. Ecru only, ui a call and we will be glad to advise lot 60x100 feet; large garden, Btrawber- Red Bank/ SPECIALS—1029 Chevrolet couno 180 and make estimates. 20 Mount street, [,nk« 261H, or wrlto NcwBboy , box ill for one or two families; four room sice 80 Inch cloth liy G feel, 6 Inches long. FOR SAU5, rldlnl horse, registered thor- lied Bank.- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT each; evury Improvement, hot water hca rien, prnpea, ctc. f.ooil location for dot- Call up at onro anil jtot yours put aside. 1094 Ford phaeton J32D, 1934 Ford T.i- ihone 8848-J, Red Bank. ____ ing system; garage; furnished or unfu tor. 81,000 down. $45 month, total prle« Wo also npeclnllzo In maclc-to-oruer shades oiiihbred mart, twalva years, sound i lior eedan 1376. Open evening), niloj- I'AIN'l'ING and paper hanging; estimates HOUSEKEEPER wtintcd. woman between $5,500. 1U Norwood avenue. Lone sultablo for polo or road riding. Phone d 40; experienced, nipnhie of an- niahed; convenient bus, stores, school of all kkinds . Wo havhaee In stock shades aas polo or roi Norton, Inc., 8 Maple avenue, Red Bank, cheerfully given on large or small jobs. STOKE for rent In Eatontown; fine loca- Fort Monmouth. 90 Main street, Ocean Branch, phone Long Branch 1742. widid e ns 64 InrhenIh . NationaNil fie,l 100cc aandn dBatontown 14». Eng.l. phone 8170. Beat of worlimanshlp aisured and guaran- Betf telephone In doctor'B home; ref- tion, formerly'occupied by Aabury Park port, N. J. l Storo (next to Duvldnon's). PPhonh e WE DO the highesat typ-pel of piano work 1086 PONTIAC B four-door Bejan. teed. Cull E. A. Crozler, R«d Bank 1082. erencefl; $3(i to ntnrt; near Red I3ank. Freus. Suitable for any business. Apply FARM of 23 acres, ilx roomi, bath, ~\\ 180. gltil delivery. Dlrhan'e Piano 170 Fair Haven road, Fair Haven. N. J. AddHJJ^JVV bbo x fillfill, HdBk^ Ray H, StUlman, Eatontown. N. J. HALF of house, four rooms and bath; kinds of outbulldlngi, facing concret* J and sell ptanoi rl«k and heatsr equipped (low nilleaKe j holda road, three-quarters mile to station) mi nliace. Bed Bank, GENERAL noUBQworker wanted. Apply at rage, steam heat, gag, electric; eeparati EASY wanhlnir machine with dryer, cop- Shop. 18 Drummoi a new-car guarantee. 1084 Pontlac de- PAINTING: Inside end outside work;'first FOH RENT, cottages and bungalows in $8.GOO. part cash; one and K half mllu t« luxe sedan; six wire wheels; this curia 188 Droad street, Red Dunk," Ked I3ank, Eatontown, Fair Haven, Lit- entrance: furnished or unfurnished; con per drum, nlumlnum top; perfect order. phone 988. clam workmanship and materials used. venient bus, stores, Bchool. Fort Mon bath[ng._ Luk«r^a Realty, Belford, N. J.* Will dombnatrutc. Also Majestic radio; USED hot water furnace, American Badla- only had one owner) paint, rubber and -up Paperhanglng my specialty; free estimates. tle Silver und ndjacont towns; and coun- ean bo seen and heard at SI Brown place, to" in good condition, with all attach holatery Ulta n«w; suaranteed. 1034 Pon Work guaranteed. Elwood (.raman, 28 try estates and river front homos near mouth. Apply E9 Main street. Ocoanport FOR" SALE, in Bay"View comattrr, ona I Red Bank.' mentBs two email gas ranges, two sinks, tlao two-door tourlnz sedan; uphoUUry Clinton place, phone Red Bank 1083. Red Dank. Kay H. Stillman. State high- plot contalnlnK Rll feet; price |2BI. clean, rubber good, at a price you can af SITUATIONS WANTED way, Entontown, N. J, Phone Eatontown BUNGALOW, three rooms end bath; ren You enn lank thin over hy calling KttBni- FORSALE. hat nlr furnace, large. Phone white enamel i brown enamel parlor heat- M. V. Brown, 84 Wharf avenue, Rod ford to pay. 1084 DOIIBO four-door de MATTRESSES, box sprlnas end cushions 7. "In same location for twenty-one very reasonable. Apply 78 Blnghan bur[? 725-M, or Luker'a Realty, Belford. Bumson 14H1.' luxe sedan; one owner car; very clean ant made to order; also renovated: pillow WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to " avenue, Rumson, phone 1297-J. Battk, phonneo 27-... rum perlQqtly. 1032 Ford, four-donr ae ind cushion work; rewebblng und furni- FOR SALE n Ihorouchbred Llewellen nlne- do. or would do laundry, in or out. Call FOUK-UOOM bungalow at Minnesink (JARAfiE for rent; one or two cars, L()T~in Eatontown, nite 40x80} will lell montliH-old' bird dog (male); only $16. USED TIRES for sale, 7 to and mdan, one owner carj runs perfectly and Isture reupholBterlngterlng) SO years In buslneaE at 276 Mechanic streot. after t>:00 P. M., reasonable. Addross I^ot, box fill.Ba d Brookslde Inn, AUantlo Highlands, nei a very yood buy. 1032 Ford coach, new here. Wenzel pholatery Shop, State Park; also four rooms In Red Bank. No Morris, Lconardvlllo road, Atlttnt; Oliver-A. Porter, Pino Brook, P. O. JEatOn- ill's Uj phono Red Bank 1274. bath, but all other improvements. Phono Highlands, N, J., phono Atlantic Hlgh)an< Rank.' Stone ohurch.* . >alnt, new rubber and a new motor; thi highway. Red Hank, phone 1066. 1 COUPLE, white, experienced tjardencr Red Bank 1163-W. FOR SALE, five-room house, convenient to FOH SALE, 11-CIOBS Ice boat, fully equlp- CASlTfor your old typewriter, adding ma- fs a four cylinder car. It you want « GRANDMOTHER FIELDS dining room: caretaker; wife, laundress, houBework; chine, check writer or other offleo equip- perfect running little Ford, here la you RUMSON—Seven-room newly remodeled FLOOR for rent, throe or four roomi Hchool, bun; In Rood location, near vil- poil. $75. For l>artlcului-B call lied Bank meilB, week day 40c; Sunday, chicken A-l references. Address C. W., box 511, all improvementB. Bray, Newman lage stoia; reasonable!. Mn. Mary Carton. 75-11." ment! will call. Jo.eph B. S«pleo. 107 chance. 1082 Willys Overland spor dinner 50e. Also rooms and board. house with all modern improvement* Everett, N. J.» Monmouth »treat, phone Bed Bank 4tt. coupe, new paint; here is a good buy Wallace street. Bed Bank.' rooms downstairs, walls and woodwork in Springs road, Red Bank. SPECIALS—School denkB 46c, roll top only $22fi. 1931 Pontlac four-door sedan YOUNG MAN, White, ulnglc, wantn posi- knotted pine. On bus line; suitable for ALL-YEAR house (flmali entitle), on Nor! MODERN bungalow, steam heat, in towni desk .M.'J.'i, flat lop desk J7.G0, washing SINOLE MULE, steady, all typea farm residence or business. Phone Kumnon 437. work, will Morlflcei tin It tons bale. new paint, good rubbor and slip caver tion as chauffeur; 14 years' driving ex- Shrewsbury river j restricted, excluali rcn 1 bargain. Fhono Red Bank 1194-M. machine {12.60. living room euito 15.00. only $276, Also many otherB. Easy G MISCELLANEOUS. perience; good record; willing to so long HOUSE for rent, six rooma, bath, garage neighborhood, high, exquisite view; ex- PRACTICALLY new six-room bungalow And hundrod* of pther bargains. Town alfalfa hay. San Bond Farm. Freehold a. A, C, terms, Open eVenlngi. Rassai ditttanccu at any time. Iloute.^i, box "" Furniture Exchange, 86 Monmouth street, road. B. D. Eatontown. phont 588-J attached! Sycamore avenue, Shrews- cellent heating; furnished, unfurnished: in one of beat sections of Bed Bank. Bros., 10-81 Mechanic street, Bod Bank, Eatontown, N. J.* bury. Call 400-W Red Bank. II25. Write G. W. S- box 511, Red Bank. All improvements; large lot and garaget Bell Hunk. |>hone 628. HORSES and plgf for Bale; youtiK plus,. phono SC65. MONEY TO LOAN firat bond and 1 mortgage on Im TAUT TIME work wanted, tnkiriK care of 41i HAIUJING ROAD, coiner Hudson uve- FINE HOME, furnished or unfurnished; $6,500. G. Howard Linptncott, real • BUY. oak wood in Htovo and nro .place one work horno and Jour saddls hories; d real estate, ate nnd Insurance, 81 Monmouth itrftt* also Md,. top toil, gnvat. Mlddletown PACKARD truck for sale, eight cylinders worth double the , int loaned. Al- children, in tho evening, or part time nue; attractive house of seven rooma, six rooms, laundry, bath, enclosed leugtliH, Kravcl for driveways. Phono L excellent condition, no repairs needed •ton Bevkman. a,V P 10 Broad .treat. general housework. Gertrude Stanhope, all improvements; Ideal location; now va-porch; improvements; excellent condition; iteel Bonk. Eatontovm 448-J-2. J. II. Carney. Stock Farm, ThomM 8. Fltld. phon« Bed 45 East Klver roml, Run N. J." attractive grounds; best location. For in- Bank 881 HO. Pino Brook l-'arma, R. D. Eatontown Red Ban*, jontrq: cant. Inquire Mrs. C. Smith, 14 Maple FARM, 65 acrea, with brook and ion* BEAIiLE hound, 1 "/j yeai i old, male, well phono 413,* % YOUNG colored lady denirca position as avenue, Fair Haven, phone Red Dank 280B. formation apply 138 Plnckney road. Red woodland; aoll will produce abundant broken, black blanket; price S15j black i 4-FOOT varnished skiff, $7 5 boat for sale Bank, pho:me 229-J. or 3817-J-* .uantlties nf all types of farm product!. $45. D. Thompson, t Center street. Sea SEEING Is bellevlnB. We have the finest nothcr'n helper or child's after HOUSE for rent, nix rooma, all Improve- and tun hound, female, four years, never Msortment of uaed cars In the courfty, clerk, IIH. Call or phono between 3:15 ments; fine location, 81 Plnckney road. HAU? of double house, nix rooms, all im-Well located for a commuter. Price 1100 tired; price {20. Both doge muHt be sold Bright, N. J. believe It or not. Prices ranae from 125 between \ reprei m. at 37 Prospect avenue, Apply W. 1). Ansbro. owner. 222 Bergen "provcmentB; steam heat; $25 per month. per acre. Q. Howard Llpplncott* real ••• at once for above PHCCB. Thoman Don- CHECK WRITER In good condition, for tutu und insurance, 31, Monmouth itrctt. Ion. New Monmouth, Mlddletown 182,* to J2.000: imoll down payments ae low aa railroad camp Phone Red Bank 3695.* place. Red Dnnk.* One block from center of town. Henry aala cheap. Phone Keyport 962, 110, balance to suit. >{OM6' i^co charge EXPERIENCED hand addresser wishes part F. Hylln, realtor, Register building, Red Red Bank. New York & SEVEN-ROOM house, beautifully located Bank, phone 743. 1 OIL HEATER, 42 Inches high, 17 Inchei AMBRICOAL—The Ideal fuel for open ie work; reasonable; references. Ad- on river j two baths, fireplace, oak floors, FOR SALE or rent, four-room bungtlo Biiunro at base; connects to flue. Will fireplaces, more heat and longer laatlng a committee, Hundwrltlng, box 511. Red Dank.' two acres; on Swlmml,nn g "*Rive' r rottt. n five mlnuteB' walk from station; rent $49. SIX-ROOM house for rent. Citare.ln, 73 1 heat very large room or two smaller ones, than wood, A trial will convince. Guar- *E5, oid'sraobu'e co'i y Towii4"ii4" chapter, cl.\ Commuters' (ilUL. with Rrocery and bakery store ex- Phone U,7fi-R." Monmouth street. Red Bank.' Walter Wyndorf, Tlnton Fi•alia. Frlco (15. Phone Atlantic Highlands anteed. M, V, Brown, 84 Wharf avenue, coach jsr.. Many of the American Hevolu- perience, wishes position. Write Dox FOR SALE, house-of six rooms and bath, 050-W.' Red Bank, phone 27. d mi terested dl FOR RENT, half double house, all Im-RIVER FRONT, ei«ht rooma, two bathn, o'n^ .P?r «"q° to erect a flag- 227, Port Monmouth, N. J., phone Keans- provements; four bedrooms and bath; all improvements; excellent location; In rcood condition, near busineii s*ctlon( WE CARRY a large asiortment of Congo- PECIAL sale of new fair goods] lad Ion* hlnd Interlafcen, trei ' urg 4T).* t52.5O per month. G. Howard Llpplncott, schools end churchen; two-car Z—TW**t loam rugs, Congoleum and inlaid lino- and miiaei" knit sports wear; twin "» 'ho police booth on Sy- three rooms down. Excellent condition Improvements. Bargain for quick GOOD used milters' assoclatli WHITE GIRL, aged 26, wlshes to take and location, 167 Hudson avenue, Red real estate and insurance, 31 Monmouth leum. Estimates gladly furnished. Sam- Bweaters. coats, dreiies and cults; every Th l >leei> in or out. itreet. Red Bank. , caab or terma. M. V. Brown, H uel Swartz, 14 Weat Front street, phono garment a bargain. 836 Second avenue, econo-^imore Avenue. They also requested of Fair Haven, a care of baby or child; Bank.* Wharf avenue. Red Bank, phona 27. Bed Bank 138 7.* aad«-" that th« council place a curbing asoBclatlon, also Call Rumson 31)4.- ______HOUSE for rent, Middletown village, alx PRACTICALLY new, eight rooms, two Ulo near Punbur avenue. Long Branch. baths; attached garage; steam heat; FOR SALE or rent, house of itx room* BUGS, two 0x12, with runner to match Hlghial about the flagpole. It was moved COUPLK, with child of 13, want «ituatlon, rooms, nil improvements; two minutes and bath, all improvements, sood loca- COLO WEATHER Is due. A™ youpre white; mechanic, gardener, general re- from railroad station; $25 per month. $85 per month, G. Howard Lipplncott, flvo small throw rugs; four floor lamps, hat the 1 tion ln Went Red Bank; largo Tot; n«wlr pared 7 Eton pipe and elbow, In black You"w curbing be erected at a cost . .lira; wife housework, cook; referencoa. Phono Red Bank 3871V real estate and Insurance, 31 Monmouth radio, throo mirrors and lot china and or galvanised. Goal scuttle, SRo eachh, A resolution aUWr'can home. itreet, Red Bank. painted and decorated, and in perfect con- glaag. 84 Urown place, Red Bank." shovels 10c, heater -wicks at low prices, recommi* exoeedlng |BO, and that pdrmls- ing of an amend: r\ IvCpetre, 6 0 UeNormandie avenue, Fail" HOUSE, duplex, reasonable; five rooms, dition: cash or termR. M. V. Brown. 84 Haven, N. J." tilo bath, open fireplace, porches, SIX-ROOM cottage type, new atid mod- Wharf avenue. Red Bank, phona 27. SLIGHTLY used oil heater, two cabinet stove pip* enamel 10c, ash cans 08c, UnaSthwuta"} 'T erecting a flagpole be grant- dlnanco was lnti ern, tile bnth, two-car garage; Sflfi per ott heatereater. WWill hheae t any ordinary BIZQ to put under stoves, anakers, lifters, pok- iLESMAN, ex-buyer. seeks position, screens, hot water heat; garage; lawn HOUSE for sale, six rooms and bath; all ay y Q FordB and f : man J. Albert cared for; five- minutes to station, Penn- month. G. Howard Lippincott, real estate room. AAppll y TbiTrubin'a,' U9 Bd tt ers. Call us up. we will deliver. Yes, Monmouth or- nearby countleB; Chris- and insurance, 31 Monmouth street. Red improvements; one block from rivtr, S Bank. U9 Broad street, and by the way. how Is your roof? Bet- "si Pierca—wii moved to purchase three passed. . The i tian, aged 40: reasonable salary to start. sylvania, C. U. R. Phone S2-H Middle- store and bus: alen near school: lot coa or town. Bank. WOOD for sale, fireplace, furnace and tar fix It up with roof coating. Price for 1929* *"•" °' ' ' the parish houae, A change the titles Beat referen* Address S. E. B-. box 57x145, Inquire 1 Clay street. Fair Ha- a time .till (1.19 for Ava gallons. Na- 511. Red Bank.* DESIRABLE house for rent, furnished; FOR RENT, three-room bungalow; gai kindling, Ave baes$l.0O, or 12 bag* motion was approved that a request second engineers water and electricity. A fine place fo. yen. N. J. _ ^ for $2.00. W. Johnson, phono Eatontown tional Ec. 10c and $1 Store. Phone 2630. EXPERIENCED colored ' ould llko six rooms, laundry, bath; concession COUNTRY HOME, ten rooma, eight acre* Freo delivery. be rejected to allow liquoq r establtah. ment to flrat made if owner retains ono room I fine loca- s small family. Inquire at 63 Poplar 114-Je* part time or d»y'» work; steady; rea- avenue, Fair Haven." land; near Red Bnnk, on ItVe; $5,000, JUST arrived, laigo nhlptncnt coal ranges, COMPLETE lot of horn* fumlahlnsccelria Dannatt ments to open Sunday mornings. respectively. sonable wanes. Apply at 267 Mechanic tion, attractive grounds; references. Ap- Ro.Bton Wntorbiiry, realtor. 22 West Front combination etoves, gan rantiCB, coal sale; party leaving town and will via Blflagyl A letter was read from Dr. Ernest street, Red Hank." ply 136 Pinckney rood. Red Bank, phono FOR RENT, single house. 13 DeForres street. Red Bank, phone 35Q0.* completa lot, or part; everything must l*ph Ryan Overseer of the 229-J or 3317-J.* avenue; six reform, bath, $20 monthly, and oil heaters. Prices reasonable, Sam- Fahneatock regarding the widening Apartments 102 and 10* Shrewsbury ave- ... .Tver-front home, five bed- uel Swartz, 14 West Front street, phone lold. Beo 84 Brown place, Red Bank.* *t ckoft Kennedy reported a FOH RENT or sale, four rooms and bath. and two tile baths; spacious Hv- - nue; seven rooms and bnth, $15 monthly Red Bank 1387. FIREWOOD. IS per load. 110 per cord; ot the entrance to White street families am! ciirba; near crade Bchool; * 10 per $12; overstuilcd leather chair $6; nine- EIB. 7 bnth, living and dining rooms, kitchen, rljrerator show ensea, store fixtures and WAN * pepipmoer Also garage. SI South street, phone Ked pun try. sua porch, two-cnr garage; hot month. Frank B. Lawea, 47 Shrewabu front foot- ; no les• s tha" n- fiO -* fee'—t* I'n- o-ini »_ lot, piece (lining room suite $25, steel ward- ANTHRACITE coalf * timely special; a Ujtn k 133 0 -1.1. nvenue, phone" 2H7f>. Red Bunk. robes $12, library tables $6 and $7, kltch- r/eatlnBhouse refrigerators. Free expert tinuen, ' 'iftlt HSffAk ,f fflasBware, wtoves. water heat, oil burner. Price $60 per Holnton Wntcrbury, 22 West Front ltr«t, strictly fresh mined Red Ash pea coal, leatlns and refriiferatinsr engineer's ad- TWO furnished rooms fo rent, reason- phone 3S0O.* an cabinet $4. L. K. Ilrown. 117 Pros- jewelry, sunn, etc. We buy, sell or ex- month. Frank B. Lawes, 47 Shrewsbury HOUSE, four bedrooms and bath, kitchen larga sUe. iat t$9.50 par ton cash, and Write Ch&rleB Maurer, 50 Atlantic able. Inquire any aft' noon after 2 pect avenue. Red Hank, phone 57. guarantee^. WM.L V . . Brown., 24 Wharf avo- change anytlilnR. Town Furniture Ex- tnue, Red Hank. K88 and coal rantre, dlnlnpr and living IUVKIt FRONT colonial hom«, losulatid, treet, Keyport, district representative chtinge, SS Monmouth street, Eed Bunk, o'clock nt 171 IJrond street, Red Hank. I1X-PIBCE all moplo dinette or breakfast rue, Red Bank, phone 27. iVeatmnx SH1C» company. SOUTH Hudson avenue, available at once, rooms; hot air oil burner; $4R p«r month nine roomn, two modern tll« baths an« set, reasonable. Phono Long Branch ihono 628. a 1 ii DUOAl» "JFfitEKT. oiin or two exceti- comiortablo residence, In excellent condi- Frank H. Ijiwan, 47 Shrewsbury ave tile kitchen, flroplace, "team hut, mo tar CLEARANCE SALE—4 6 reconditioned -IRS. 1. Thompson Anne*. 8"1 Branch. _ind looks like new. They must be iold at -ond etrect for tci RIVEIVKRK FKONFRONT home at R«m on, foui any price. We have such famous mikes Rondy-madea Flunk.* Rlreil; encloHcd balcony. Itetisonable, cnr garage. Inspection by appointment. 8 Kn,t Front »trcot. nod Bank, 700. PHILD'S COAT, ruat color, slza 10-12, hat ind hanH-nritldo hntu from 11.60 and up. Phono Red Hank 61-W. Reasonable. Telephone Red Bnnk 1100. master bedrooms, two baths: nervnnt'i t o matchm; perfect condition. Phone Red aa Friglrialre, General Electric, Kelvlnator, YOUNfi buBlnesB couple winh to ithnre nt- quarters, Rolaton Waterbury realtor "•> HOUSE for rant on Sunset *v«nu«1 l[v« BanBkk 3077377, ApplAly att 24 LakLek avenue. Weatfnghoune, Majsitlc «nd others. Come tinctlve home with younK refineil Prot- ROOM for rent, 15 Rector place, Ked WEST Front street, east of Maple avenue, Went Front street, Red Bank " "" ORIENTAL and Domestic run a cart- Bank, Bultable for ono or two. next to phoni rooma. all Improvcmtnt.. Fhont B«4 Red JBank. , , • . In our show rooms and have _loo. k_ eHtant couple; four bedrooms, dining and available at once, remodeled five-room 3500/ Dunk 1511-VV. around. Open evenings till H p. m. Re- fully shampooed, rsnovated and Hvlnjr room, two fireplaces, steam heat: bath ; prlvalo family ; reasonable Phone JlEW'FtOOH covering—YOB, gn ahead and and bath apartment in colonial residence. frig&rator Exchange, 8 White street, Red laid. Monmouth Carpet denning Co,, well furnished; electric Ico box. Owners Red Hank 2011. May bo Injected by appointment. Low put new floor covering: on that kitchen. Bank 860. desire to ret n in two bedrooms, with Beautiful patterns to make that room look 2 Homestead avenue. West Loner LAIK.K front bedroom for rent, furnished, rentnl. Telephone Red Bank 1100. break font prUllege. Other mcaln out. for I lull t hoiiKekceping. alno bedroom like •omethlnef au«ln. 39o a square yard ALL SIZES of used and ratreaded tlrei Very reasonnhle rental to rlKht party; ATTRACTIVE bungalow in Rumnon, new- for iale at bargain prices. Brookilde Branch, phono 2272; formerly of Mon- and kitchen, running water; three minutes' ly decorated, five rooma, fireplace, and plenty of patterns to pick from. Also mouth Beach. N. J. references exchanged. Write B. C, boxwalk from station: with or without ga- {•It bate ruffR in all sires. National 6c, Inn, Atlantlo Highlands, near Stone 511, Hod Bnnk. steam heat, block tub and nhower; two- Church." rage. 147 Bridge avenue, phone Red cnr garage; rent $36. Thompson Agency, 10c and ll Store. Bank R95-J.# . BED 110OM~wst~wn 1 n7it7~fiva~iilocea. with KINDLING WOOD for sale, 12 load. .IABEL COLEHAN echool of dtnclnB,' WANTED, Rmnll pipeless heater, reanon- 81 East Front street, phone Red Bank Bring your own truck. BlnRham ave- tenchins children and nduitn ballroom, b]«.. Vftntiicow Grove, route 3fi, Eat- ON IS SINt.LE or two connecting roui .700. j SlmmonB Ace spring and inner spring wallet, toe, tap. acrobatic, character, in- very cheerful «nd sunny; largo private tnattreia. Alto fine two-piece living room nue, between River road and Rldga road, MODERN six-room house in good location Overcoming Obstacles Rumion. Lcrpretativo; classes and pilvato lessons. WANTED. Jersey reglritered. Ad- homo located on river bank. Five minut«H in lied Bank; two-car Karaite. Rent J40. set. Si Brown place, Red Hank.* 15 Rector place, phone 2011, from town. Desirable neighborhood. 103 FOR SALE, bo 'a wheel, ska 21, fits S FOR SALE, stove and furnace pipes, dress Box 5. Elberon, N. J.' Thompson Agency, 81 Eait Front street, Everyone finds a lot of obstacles which he must parts for all makes staves and furnaces. East Front at teet, phono Red Bank Ited Bank, phone 700. to 12 years, i. Phone Atlantic Illuh- BEAL ESTATE, general iniurance. WANT to buy air pump for aarase. Phone 3/11-W." lands 767. Let us repair your stoves, heaters and Rum ion 1481.' _ MODKItN tolonlal hou<6 In fine realrlen- overcome. furnaces. Samuel Swarti, 14 West Front Charlea Hait, Fair Haven, N. J.,, FURNISHED rooms, convenient location; BANTAM CHICKS for sale, about a yen WANTED, tennis eourt clay for linsle tial aection In Ileil Bank; aoven rooms, atreet, phone 1887, Bed Bank." private family. 30 Drummond place. two baths, sun purrli, flreiilaca anil two- phona Red Bank 1114-J. court. Give price at pit. fleorne Ml- 1 It docan't matter whether a man Is a brlcfclayor old; icll 60o ruir. Call Mrs. Kay San ^"i * Red Hunk 2720-J. . porn, phone Itetl Bunk R70-W. SINUIL: K cylinder outboard motor for ,ale, r. Jr., Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, Karage; $85. Thompson AKoncy. 81 or the President of tho United States, he will find will exchange for small twin cylin- U aeptlc tanks, cfl«n)oolX~BreaBo phonn !U2-J." I.ARfiK and ineitium rooms foi' rent to Eimt Front street. Red Hank, phone 7 00. BFECULS— Ennel curtain atrotcheri 1.4Q, der and add cash. Address Outboard Mo- refined persons*; h«t and cold water, oil obstacles which ho must overcome If ho would auo* NCBCO heaters 20% off, broom trm»R, achoolhnuset a specialty, hotels; HOARD wanted for polo pony over win- HALF of double house, six rooms. aJt Im- tor, hox Bll, Red Bank,* burner installed; biinlncnH people pre- provements; steam heat; 128 per month. cced ln his plnnn. toilet BCBU Jl.Mi. ruhhinli hunicrn flO ny thing in that line. Efitlniatei fur- ter. Can he used for riding whllo hoard- ferred; references required; central loca- bamboo rakca 10c. rnc-rm d mats 40c, GRUB PROOF with Astringent or Coated Jnhed. I'hmie HeJ Dank M53-R. U. S.ing. Give lowest price for six months, tion and on bus line. Address Nice Home, One block from cent.r of town. Henry 1 Holland window shades, 3 for doj Arstnata of Lead now to kill Japanese illen. Fair Haven. Munt be well taken care of- Add res n F. Hylln. realtor. Register bulldlnu. IUd All of ua find a lot of obstacles in everything we Hor.-o. Iinx nil. Red Hnnk. box r.Ui_Red_Bank. ___.. Hank, phono 74a. harness, moth client. 49r, 100-fi th beetle. For sale at Hendrlckson'a Supply ALL KINDS of trucking done; top sol! undertake. Wo overcomo them by plugging aloriff line HiCf medicine cheats %\.2 Co? Mlddletown, paona 519. WANTED, man or woman to invest JTiOO BOOMSi'for rent "furnished, with or with- t'OU ItENT, itorea, oHlcaa. Aata. tiouaaa. line iltfc, meui'iiuo cnunia »,.*i>, eiociruj nnd fill dirt for sale. Jnmen Rio nl tin, out running water; garago if wanted; and keeping everlastingly nt it. Every job worth kltrhen llghta 1!«, National Rr, 10c andI'AlTriOTfl. pair beautiful, tarns, talkira"; Shrewsbury, N. J., phone tied Bank or $1,000 to run a branch More nf u apartmentai Improved: all locntlona. on— a- *-'blu—s an —d 1 gold, oth«r scaHet; no at B rl» all-year around buMncsn; money on bUH lino In town. Best residential Just off Broad itreet. Land & Loan Co* whllo hua lta Irialo and hnrdships, but a reasonable $1 Ktqra (next to Davldaona). BSI-J. section. It H. Vandcrveer, 49 Branch Ii KALK, uied conl rnmlilnntlon cage necessary, S<1L chea._.p . account lenv- secured. Apply Branch Store, box fill, n t ( amount of succean can be had by never giving up. [tAlilO repair ocrvlre: any raclin~~rerial7Bd nvcivuo, phone Tie A Bnnk H*_6 „___ !?_^?ii^? !^_ ^£? !^ Rod Hank. Istves, lt, oil HtnveK: Inic town. Address Farrots, box Bll, Itcd Red Bunk. WU1 o»er\ any tuwn in Mun- ; SMALL FAI1M eitatai remodeled Colonial for (1.on plan price of part a needed; mouth ynn.ty.* _ ATTRACfiVKLY" fornVrThed'two and three il In Hr»t pln» !ondltlc Samuel Hank. lx month*' K'lnrantco. Horns itrvli-e fide, realdenco; eight room,, threo baths; oil Also, a (food dent cun be learned every time things Iwsrti, 14 Wcat Front street, phone Red AMDRICOAI<—A superior Red Ash cost ai ^11 lied Bank 860, Itefrlgerntor MOHTOA(!E money wantedV~$3,'MV(»7 on rooms each with private bath and gUfls licnt; attaelieil mirage, moileni hurae barn. n porch. AUo one Blnglo room. Hot dont go exnctly out* way. It wna a wise ©M philoao- the low price of 110.80 per ton csah and hnn«e. R White Btrort. Ked Bank. n«w two-floor tfi.fiOO houne in he built |!ent full; furnished. Allaire & Son Agen- 'litor, oil burner, central: gnraue. 1 Al- pher who Bald (hat aucceuu did not ronnist In never :reena, gratca, fire tool,. truaranteea. For neater, ranire and flre- nt once; all improvement!): best rcferonrpn cy, Inc., 10 Monmouth alreet, U«d Pivnk. ffitBriAcis VlA(:iI[N]ST--Factory nnd home pewl ltlv I. ho nelal cnlilnaU i)Uce. M. V, Brown. 84 >VliKrt nveime fur.taHr.ert ; no boinm. Addicts Loan, box sldo KIVK1I FRONT home at oil lUver roaij; makinp a nihtakc, but In never making tho nnma booacaiui,, innclilnes and Buns repaired, firtmll lUrl llnl 3fi«2-W._ hcntlnK stoves nnortment l!«rt ll«nk. pkonetT. fill, Reil jUnV.* Fair Haven, nlna rooma, all year houaai miataltn twico. ktroaeno caiia, cUuorB, knives and tool*, (i. Frank 'I'll, rr>iiiforV«)>' iirhal. W buy nmlCOMHINAT10M gray enamel Has and . ton, 38 France* place, Keansburg, N. J WXTTTBD, conl "rniii[« with left-hand flre "wall" ho two-car gnraica i exceptional for party with Of Btt»ck IP.-I111 inltnhln fur Mill himcf- erything IlilKrll's Anrtlon Onllor- kitchen rann for latf, qray Arcoli h ti pot and waterbuck; BIHO comhlnatlnn :ouple, \ refen-ncNB. In'iulro at 907 Rivet road, aell ovcrythln (1 tWO tlU'H I... Enst Kront_itrest. lUd Umik. heater; alio plp.les, heater, price IU. 70 fonl and KRU ranRC. M. V. ilrnwn, 24 will Imai mo Iterj Hank (IT. DIUIK'I'AI'I'K "»"'l chnfr net, fi MniuniHith street, H.d llsnk. NEBITMONBV "(or i>ar• onRi"oTlli^Tl^ Wharf av43iute, Ited DanV, phono 27. •tltll itlCCt. In many things whU It ytm wnnt to iimlflitfiUc, and 1 Wo loan up to $300. Quirk, rourte Ked Hunk. STOHK for" rent f 'goVrl "iorntlon i icaion- arms, all mctnl with cunlilon Siinta an«l CAN()E for "sale, prfee |20l also child ! rvlce. Hepaynient may \>t niatlo to c alilo. Apuly 18J Slnowsliury avenue, In nmny thhiKn where- nbHtnr'let, nve tf> br ovor- • . 1 bark>; nil'. Hires r>'i. InW.., lot of rlilnr, n ]'«ttext of IK month*, intortit rate Ilril IlinV. ainu , Tlic Hfght«i'ti Wnnt Drpiutmont can help and glass ware. .See at 34 tlrown place, HELP WANTED FHKUDAlBETaK porcelain in anTnuIslde 2',4 per cent per month on unpaid bal- .SIX KOOMS J30 per monlli; IWo loumi you out. Red Bsnk.' now In uaef party movlna out of town unrBi. Tnll, phonn or writ* flhor* Loan APARTMENTS WEST END Kmploymet y; h»v »;o lit, innntli: nil Inipioveinenta, a,,,l liruns lck, $4: l.mii hchlrnneys will s.u cheap. Also porch set. Imiiilta AmmrUtl..n, l60 Broadway, I,nnH Branrh. d- uiiotl pngltinna niien [< IIHIUBO: mi Ulim'a lllilhwny. A. IllacholT, Mrtybf H':i tiomp spr-rlnl noil, of mini you want who IDc, oak ir ntlc. ,.wnpl.trlt , ||HH, bbr d at n4 Ilrown^plsce, Reif Bank." liO I..1I1K Illfltull nil. I.lrcn»« No. l houn« '(111 HKNT (lit.,I.IT l«t, adulta only; I wo 7.'ir ynnl. AUo 408. vorkar., rook-lRiin'lrc»^, vliltr:, IRQ Mldillnli'Wii, uhmia 1««. Mlilillelnwn. Inom UIr rit MDt, ,01,1., iirlviitii linth; fuinbhml f'ir l,'!n In j'.otnl at (inn jmi tlrulnr tiling; innyb" lt'« u (ilrrn i'Kliii'SHEKD TilacV'antf "tan "loy vivVr :*t ua n«lr, aolvo your help prnltle HIIIIMB for mil. al« looma. linih. nil im- l ifki'opliill; licnlfd, nil Imiuovemrnta; of mnrhlnery thnt you nn*il and rnnt iiffotil to buy etc • cll'a Aurtlim Oall.rLa, 27 Ba«l %M. otan.berry, Wllion avsntle, i'or lillhton av.nua. Weat F.nJ, plum Monmouth, N. J^. riearnre home. ache*, U*«s, moth*, «ta^ ind llonr. acparato eiitiaiuc. II. A. rallon. l*i," K. MrKpp, Ifl Mrl.»i.n Frout str.e|. phono 1BB3. _ _ l^ratietl Of.7." It new; ninyho It'fl Honm apm-lal kind of live »to<'k iVorllilur. 28 llettor plai-e, lied Hank. aliMl, Il«il IlKnk. Telephoto, 221)11.• F5~U~HAT.K,'7i~rn' alalk«,"vory"l.eail (ill fffSlT""lT Jrnrpe3iirsei, nniiT YVANTKI', r,a'ii7i7~railaYiTr mVn V you \v»nt to improvn your prciifiil ofork; n^ayhn you thraa month hhll puppr. T.l.l»'ion« Ihajm while they last, »o por hunch. Al- t** I... r,....I.In,i,I a!.'. »1 lltlll.SF, «.f alx mum.. I" l,.v. ..-•••naT roiilil do lipttcr In n illffnrcnt loi'iitlon but dotit 7r,«.J, lied llsnk, MMrs. . 0, III.. Ohubli. r •|ll(NI:;]U:i) ai.ailmont >". ,1 .:,Urn so locust post* for anlo. Kinnk J. Man- ( h pot*on*()). l'ht>D* 1841 A.bury. Jtcli «DO plrkar wanlad. l . (here,' al,,,ni an«li, l,,,l »alr, hrnl. l«o '•' L J!ll ?"J! I?*f?' Al'antlil i HlshjandaHhjd , _ MarVol, Jtouto :if.. Hlalo bluhvrny, . lli.i.r rurolntliiir of fnur n.nni !iy ai- mm; Mnv.iiiber 1. Ihnn-..l.,,v ,,f llva knitw Juflt wliprc lo find Uin Im-ntlon you Want; nlno, Irftilre! nveiuio, Mlddletown, phone 1 1 ITOTATB liirnarVand pipes for Vaia~|lt" Kvndrlck, ••terminator, ••tntillahtd li.M|h J K.'.l 1U..I lulilta. iBillve. AMily nt 00 Writ I • ti ret. ..,.,,-, all Inii-Mw.inroi.. !'. In Hail nmylm you tinvn nilallflril ynui:i,'!f for a lllghfir pinra (..I llm.k. II,,,,I, llclol.ar I. llmiwaliix. fiv« I na. il .' Kltos rlre scraen tl.no, fire «*t, all' 86 raai*. HOY WANTKII.' Blov. "~an,l I' Hum you nrriiny IUIW runl want (o Unit n. mnr« »d- COAHT"t'iil'Allll"il.Mibla '•li,l«r,' 2«»7 fiet" s: n\* f»hlot,erl clock.. Urge II .to if. .Samurl HnaiH, II Wr- ,,U liii|.iav.ni.»l., f-'ll, llUei I'h./». Oi to- AI'AHTMKNT, tour rminia. bath, lmt,i,,v«- lier I. Jiilin H. (oi.l., J, , ph..II,. :U:l."i i. vnntiiKPoiifl jM,«ltt,,n. In nil of thofin rnm'.i Thn H«K- cabin. Kcrmnlh • nulnr.. ouulpment In- rl bible 19. fltenab.rry Thrlf MUUirM.' INSTltUMK^f^VVtiliiKV^irr^ ,trial, l(<.| Iliuii • teiilai >«Ltll r,,muo; |IH i>«> xloiil),. nlndlnw* ajiara fi,r mt»l,,r snlliH* conversion, Hhoii, WlUon av.nue, Tort Monmoiitti tnhlnK at Vt\r_' Mtitln !tloi«, fll W««t iivr, ROOM 1.1 Iwlfi'a Wnnt Colunin run bo H help to you nt n roat 9 J.i-VVANTKD.'a^TiTni'ar M.,! I., nvf.ii,>. 1 :•,...,.. i . „>, 111 r,,.',.!..,.., - lie. P.Irs ilKl.t. or will .Kihrniue for lat« mnd- K,.T,| nti«vi, li-j.l )Uuk. i, . Will,, li. I. WntiU!!. SP» II,I,'I « bini§»* and d.«ot- nlaliad, Inqiilra Jt«fii*eiat -i »I!.IIM . 117, Im t RP r UMKIIHNI.MMr.l) n|.»,,, ir,,l. Rvft ,,...,!.-, I0.KO i>.t ton and Beit Ash pea cost a •tori rvaHOiiKb^ prkft*. Wilt paper a WhlU .1,,'cl. HeI llnnk. T M,.. it.ii.oii c. II tovo lieai. un* HIM! i-U-rlil.-ll / ; ut.M.1 tit.fill per ton r**h. IMh Ru.r.nt..'! I) room tot 1Mb and upi ail work vutran- ,.,.!», Kcl Hi.nl • «ry le.ixel. M. V. llto»n. 91 Whm (let tmiy. Don. he a onrui'lulnor Thfrn urn ml!- l««(t. Jo««i|i.vi>,np llnni uf mpn In this world wornp nff thnn ynu *rti, int. fWO in tin 4 oondUton. 1f K«rb«r, i0» tti bf. lfl yum- own ]<>\> nnd il«> Urn very b«st FARM PRODUCE Hhr.w.burr MMM. R«4 l**nk than* •i«-i' in. .ri MitiiiU i ,1 ir 1- pin i 1.1 anrh. I Il N. J. you run l'lll.I.r.l.'l far sale. 1.00a llair.il Itork WAVITKII. .«|..il.n,.,l n,. .hi rhn. II..,1 Hi allal.l. M (*KNKItAl. COMlklACrolt aao""«*HUOolti ami New HantahltM, April halrh.d woik. Ai't'lf .1 Moifoid II.MIU.I. n wnlrh |'ib. hut. hn aurn you tin,, f"r cto-n«d| cHiUtiK »IH| tfi»'JtnHi |»u soil n0 flranrh. I«. nil <|lit. clixisti. KFAvtl and fami, ,a,i,,v,,tni1 ; pin i Url,.|,< , mltinir yo 'lf rnpnhio of bntt*f Job a7H.it. Chail'aa W«at*rv»lt, .ilai,»ay"$l. Vi»oiu,V] WANTKil"ith* ""ma, 1,1 nAVI.'i !.ti,#. IMIHII -WIHK an.j if.foM N. J., neat to dilvlnff perk. K.(tm*U« Kl^n i>h«n« ftt.l B«nk UM. l:,,| II,. I'V bcit thnf'H In vim t dn in your Ui.ili J.illan. >• liar IIVUHII*, iili.Ht. lUicSill, d.l.Va. duok*"-VOII'I,, I'.k tillllhtU »ta,\il,,« oparnlnM , .U«i|y .,n'|.l'.y- slMmllon. IHslilainl. 1 r>4n " •liicka Juat at (hair uilma (or J'MI I Iixhi Mi. loll IIKNT itKl'AltllNft m tllMIMd IDIOM »"l »<«t I'la'Hi fi.r Vale! *n3',y a «M»d rtiiuiar. Tiy a ^,irVI I fin ratlana. Wa br «nri i.l 11..I Ma Try to Inipiovw nnd Inroami yi.nr hunfnoi • ell ..«».! 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The West Keansburg flrs company Rippc.) * The Sons and daughters fit Liberty No. 1 held a successful card party Councilman Tony Hunting spoke held their monthly birthday supper and dance Saturday evening at the at tho Willow street school Monday Monday night at Crescent hall to fire house on Laurel avenue and morning'in the interest of safety. Latest Gauges celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Met a Eighth' street. Rocky's Rythym Boys He Stressed particular attention to Reed, Mrs. Anna AUroack and Mrs. furnished music. the matter of riding bicycles on the Look Like Clocks Carrie Schlck. A pot-luck supper Mrs. Thomas Brannlgan and daugh- highway and urged tho riders to be was earved. More than 25 guests tr Mary were Perth Amboy visitors exceptionally careful, particularly at were present. Decorations consisted Saturday. night. In fact lie advocated no night BY MARY DAVIS GILLIES. of bouquets of dahlias. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Franzen riding at all. The matter of lights i>r«»red By MeCall'a Magulne For Veil The eighth grade of the grammar have moved from the Smith cottage on bicycles was brought out very Bank KegiiUr. •Chool will hold a bunco and card on Twelfth street to a house on forcibly, the speaker telling the party tonight at tho borough hall. youngsters that if they must ride How many conversations begin Stone road. with the temperature? It is not sur- Proceeds will go toward a spring ed- Miss Ruth Goldfarb of New York- their bicycles at nipht they must ucational trip. There will bo prizes spent tho week-end with her par-have a suitable light on their ma- prising that modern designers should and refreshments. Dolly Hazza .and ents, Rabbi and Mrs. Morris Gold- chines. turn their attention to thermometer*. Lydlti Hathaway aro in charge. farb, at this place. Mra. Addle Cross of Fair Haven The card party to bo held Tuesday Strangely 'enough, however^ ther- James Velcamp^ local merchant, road was admitted Sunday as a medi- mometers havo gone Into reverse, night by the Eatontown library has returned to ills work here fol- cal patient at Rlvci'view hospital. board has been postponed. and some of the newest, instead of lowing a ten days' visit In Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCue and looking like something out of a lab- - William Wolcott oi New Haven, Many acres of farm land in Rari- daughter Ethel, and John Brandt of Connecticut, formerly of this place, oratory! resumblo old mirrors and tan township have returned to nor-Hightstown were Sunday guests of clocks. returned home Monday after spend mal following the severe storm last Mrs. McCue's nephew and his wife, ing several days "with Mr. and Mrs. Friday. The local creek, better Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clay of Lexing- In fact, you can't recognize the Albert C. Wolcott of South street. known here as the "old swimming ton avenue and First street. new |'dial-type" thermometers at all- Mr. and Mrs, Howard Holly and hole," overflowed during the high Donations of books and magazines They are round, instead of long and Miss May Vandervcer have returned tides. have been made to the Fair Haven tubular. This is made possible by to their homes at White Plains, New A card party was held last night public library by Mrs. Walter Mount- using, instead of tho old-fashioned York, after spending a few days with in the Strand restaurant on.Carr ford and Mrs. Charles Mast of this mercury or colored alcohol, the new- Mrs. Archie Mosby and Mrs. Ada B. avenue. The proceeds will be turned borough. er all-metal coil, which is sensitive Nafew. over to the first aid squad for use H. j. Booker, principal of the Fisk to temperature and operates a heat Stanley Roberts has returned to or. payment for the new ambulance. street school, is taking the follow- pointer very accurately. hilt duties at the Gulf Refining com- The committee In charge of the card ing courses at Rutgers university Like all recent things, the new pany after enjoying a week's vaca- party were Mrs. Richard Steppanslci, toward his degree of bachelor of thermometers are styled. Each is In tion. Mrs. Samuel Martin, Mrs. William science In education: history of edu- harmony with some popular "atmos- Vincent J. Moycs has returned to Turner, Mrs. George Worth, Mrs. C. cation, fundamentals in English and phere" of Interior decoration and h!» duties as rural mail carrier after K. Krause and Mrs. Charles Mc- dramatic reading. there is tho correct style for every STETSON-CUtAMt enjoying a week's vacation. Guiro. Communion service will bo held on typo of room. ., ^ Mrs. Ada B. Nafew was hostess Carman Opdyke, a student of the Sunday morning, October 4, at B For tho wall of tho modern room, RAW-EOQE SNAP-BRIMS CONTINUE TO HOLD FAVOR. Monday afternoon to members of freshman class of Rutgers univers- o'clock, at the Chapel of the Holy there is one with a walnut face and the Shrewsbury Reading club. A so- ity at New Brunswick, spent the Communion. streamlined metal bandings. CHOOSE A BRIM THAT IS SLIGHTLY WIDER, cial hour was enjoyed and plans were week-end with his family. „ started for a club luncheon in Oc- The Episcopal Ladles' guild will Perhaps tho most beautiful one SNAPPINQ WEIL BACK TO THE BOW-A CROWN THAT 13 Dolly Wilson and Mrs. Evelyn Wer- hold a card party Friday night, Oc- looks like a miniature girandole— tober. The club will open their sea- ner have accepted positions with the LOWER-APPEARING, SHAPED CLOSE TO THE HEAD. son November 10 with the first meet- tober 9, In the parish house on perfect for an 18th century room, it ing at the homo of Mrs. Nafew, the Leybro Manufacturing company on i Church street. is a careful reproduction of a giran- Creek road. dole mirror, with tho ba3o finished president. John Cecero Is reported convalesc- Gold past president pins were pre- Beade Bennett has returned to his sented at last week's meeting of the n antiqued gilt bronze and gold nu- ing at the Riverview hospital from merals on the convex mirror face. duties at the naval base at Now- a severe Illness, firemen's auxiliary to Mrs. Clarence YOU'D NEVER KNOW THEM .00 port, Rhode Island. In about two Little, who was the first president; The kitchen, of course, should have g. 00 "9.50 IQ Tho Young Ladies' sodality of St. Its own thermometer; it may be had A new "dial" arrangement transforms lowly thermometers into weeks he is expected to be trans- Ann's church received Holy Com-Mrs. Daniel Allaire, Mrs. Annie Mc- "clocks" with enough style for tthe smartest room. ferred to San Diego, California. H munion Sunday at the 8 o'clock Gee, Mi's. Harry Vcroneau and Miss n plastic molded material, in cream, is studying to be an aviation ma- Elizabeth Scowcroft. red, green and black, to match the mass. fashionable color schemes. I. KRIDEL chinist mate. Miss Julia Burlett of the Mon- Mrs. May Soffel of Llncroft 13 You don't have to hang out of the I mometer is on a swivel bracket and John Breslin of Red Bank ha3 mouth Memorial hospital was a re- staying; with Mrs. Lavina Hendrick- For outdoors, the new thermometer window on a zero morning_ to meas* I, easily read;, th—o case— is waterproof — RED BANK — taken possession of Charles Stochl's cent guest of her parents, Mr. andson. is as convenient as it is decorative, ure how cold you feel. The ther- and guaranteed accurate.' bungalow at Monmouth park. Mrs. Delbert Burlett. John Dletz and family of Lewis Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Kornt street have moved to Mrs. Steven and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lewis of Emmons' house on South street. Madison spent Sunday at the form- The Epworth league of the Metho- er's cottago here. dist church will hold a social tomor- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Macl; row night In the church basement. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eleanor Noa is in charge. Arthur W, Aumack and family -at The Eatontown board of educa- Matawan. tion will meet next Monday night at Miss Madeline Flelschour, daughter the borough hall. of Mrs. Rudolph Fleischour of Port The Woman's auxiliary of the Monmouth road, Keansburg, was Eatontown fire department will meet married Saturday afternoon at 3:30 DAVIDSON BROS. tonight at tho borough hall. o'clock to Andrew J. Dickey, young- Earl Hathaway and family of West est son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Long Branch, formerly of this place, Dickey of Thirteenth street, this have returned and are now residing place, at St. Ann's Catholio church on Maple avenue. STOCK UP with these money sewing food SPECIALS by Father John J. Lucitt, pastor. More than $10 was realized Sat- Briggi's Casino theater on tho urday during a rummage sale held Beachway closed for tho season In a vacant store on Main street by Monday evening. With the closing FRIDAY, SATURDAY M MONDAY SPECIALS the Methodist church. Mrs. Emily of Keansburg's only theater the peo- Brown was In charge. The sale will ple will once more patronize neigh- continue this Saturday in charge of boring show houses at Keyport, Red FRESH FRUIT Mrs. Thomas Zingale. Bank and Asbury Park. r The Past Councilors association Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones en- DAIRY Specials! and tho Eatontown Sons and Daugh- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ross Willkins and Vegetables? TOM ATO WEM ters of Liberty will hold a card and bunco party at Crescent hall Mon- of Keyport at cards last evening. Friday and Saturday day night, October 12. Mrs. Cora Miss Dorothy Lawrence of New- Just received our winter supply of New Pack JeiJey and Maryland Toma' BUY Wagner of Lewis street and Miss ark spent Saturday and Sunday with Specials ! Butter .... 39s, Anna Waite of Keyport are in her sister, Miss Flbrenco Lawrence. NOW your winter supply at these Low Prices and i\ve 20%. Fancy Ayrshire Rails—Davidson'* charge Edward Misoll has a license to drive a car, FANCY CALIFOnNIA The Woman's Home Missionary Emma and William Schanck havo Bociety will meet next Wednesday discontinued their studies at the Key- ORANGES Cheese .... 27 afternoon at tho home of Miss Emma port high school. Full Croam—Store Palmqulst of Tlnton avenue. !Large Size Per Doz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oates and Miss Roberta Birmingham has re: Tomatoes Maryland No. 2 ® * turned to New Jersey college for a doz. cans 79c friends from Plainlleld were Sunday Women at New Brunswick for he:' 4 29 doz. visitors of Mr. and Walter Cotgrcave 37 33c of Jleptune highway. third year. Selected Mrs. Arthur Chasey of Throckmor- William Sefick has secured a po- ton avenue will bo hostess this af- sition with the R. & T. Belt Manu- FANCY TOKAY Tomatoes ternoon to members of tho Ladies' facturing company. Fancy Jersey No. 2 Doz. Gruyere Cheese 15c aid society of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Legoskl and GRAPES cans children James and Clairenno of Mi (Choice Hand Packed 4 1.25 Danish (6) Portions Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Lewis street aro the parents of a Matawan visited friends hero Sun- C daughter, born early Monday morn- day. ing at the Hazard hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kowal spent Sun- 3 - 27 Holland Goudas 29c day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llndo Fancy Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleldner Tomatoes Per Doz. Import** Bpent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.and family. FANCY . 3 Hand Packed each Kaymond Likes of Freehold. Mra. Helen Taylor has returned to Mi Choice 1.S5 SEEDIJOSS or RIBIJ5B Cecil Rush and family have moved her position with the Farmingdale from tho Columbia apartments to Health farm at Farmingdalo, Long Lard . . . 2 »>». a bungalow on Lewis street, formerly Island. GRAPES Hurff's Jersey Armour's Pure 1-lt). Prints 29c occupied by Mr. and Mis. Kenneth Invitations have been received for Tomato Juice \2}-/z-ox. cans Per Doz. "VanBrunt. the wedding of Miss Mary Murphy Mrs. Spfnccr Patterson of Tinton of Keansburg and Richard Johnson 2 •••- ijr Bacon avenue was hosU'SS Friday night to of Belford at St. Ann's church Satur- A&B Sliced 39'* the past matrons of tho Eatontown day afternoon, October 3. Rev. John CALIFORNrA SQUEEZING Web de A Chapter Order of Eastern Ktnr. The J. Lucitt will officiate. Tomato Juice Targr A Per Doz occasion matkeil Mr. and Mrs. Pat- Miss Katheryn Brannlgan and Miss cans ' 1.25 terson's ninth weddinj; anniversary. Winifred Wallace were Leonardo ORANGES Those attending were Mrs. Scima visitors Saturday. BlMlliim Size Cheese ... 2 33c Slniltz. Mrs. Miirlo Wolf, Mrs. Amy The Catholic Daughters of Amer- Hurff's Jersey Cotgrcave, Mrs. Charles Pin, Mrsic. a of Bt. Ann's church held a suc- Per Doz. American, rlmrmto, CtntMHt—^M-TS. George Knieglcr, Jr., ami Mr Pearl Morria aiid living VimHrmil. Miss Holly .Inn attended the 1 Fancy Jersey all of thin plm-f, an.I ,l,ilin I'.nnin (if ml annual (liiiiro j:iven by thtille III- 18' cans Wnrthlry street, lied llnnk. 'rn.-illoHiili.it.'> Allilcllc i-liili "f Kri'e- Stringless Beans Salem County Per Doz. Unlly 'liny will I'.- held nrxl Sun- ')i t, I.on;* Island. .Saturday mi the Green Cut 4 55c COFFEE Specials! day at th!> Mi'lhinllsl i-lmri'li. i;ui"it of her nnele mid iiiml, Mr. KANCV KHKDLKHH 1.49 The Pnrclil-'lVn i'hc m;:.mint i n of and Mrt I :..MHI-11 .IOIHM of I hat plai.-e. this pl/lffi will u next Tu 'uhiv Michael Utrandy of Union licat'li GRAPEFRUIT VERMONT MAID ftrtornoon nt 2:'M rk nl thrlinn waa n Satunlay visitor of frlenu":t at JELL-0 CRISCO TECO Maxwell House . 25fb of the prtvildiMil, thin plnre. , ('ml Whit (I Dilli loun Flavora ,111*. ran I'ANCAKK IXODIl SYRUP hur«l. (if Smith fit Mr. and Mi:i Andrew .1. tdrUey am :n>ilovlrli. SUNBR1TE Chocolate" Oclcihrr 10 In ll I 'l e-hyl i-i Im Mr. were local vliillnm !•'! iilay. COCONUT RITZ Old Dutch 'ib Mis. Ciilhi'ilni' Knllini "T Union 2 «- 27 CLEANSER Imni'ntcml Milk Tim Junior I'li'-.l.yl I'.raill Wil.i II Irrenl (;ue,| of Ml 'I ll.iln .,r wUh Full I'ound Vkg. Will open nexl Sunday 1'Aeirlt Cnthail tmd family. I'ANCV Holland House C Imr LIMA BEANS 6 25 3 29' Davidson . . Ib lull ro u 21 ( 19 21* Hennessey's Fish Market Royal Cup 3 19 cans PerDo 20 MONMOUTH SI., RKp BANK., N. J. Show Boat . , CiOMTAUIC (dill gilAI.ITV WITH OTIIKKH. .Ii;ilSI':V STHINdl.KNN Green Giant Peas 4 65C * 1-79 All Our Mm Ifnmi honD e 1377. 2 15° Cherry, Blackberry, Grape, Apricot, Peach, Pineapple, Strawberry and RatpWry. Knffe*' Hag . \ .* 39fb 1 Porgiei \ 15c"' Freih Oyilem 18c' " FAN CELERY Sweet; Potatoes Brussels Sprouts Fn-ih Shrimp 22c "' Mtwtnn Mm lirrrl. ONIONS ItM* mul € POTATOES 25c » Mark**.!. 3 -• 25 Ht WlatM 3 « 20 7 '-• 25" 20°'" in.